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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15
Sunlner Arrange cement. 1852.
COMMENCING THURSDAY. July LIST.
PASSENGER Trains will run as follows:


COMMENCING THURSDAY July LIST.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester Junction at Nashua and Lowellat
$50 am. sos $40 am $50 am.
HOO m IL sOpm liz pm, ITO pm
4.2O pm. 535 pm 6.l2 pm $40 p IN.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
am Is am. sos am. Is am.
1l.35 am. lf.30 am. 1890 p.m. l50 pm,
sos pm. AS pm. 5.35 PIN. 100 pm,
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trains
of Concord, Boston Concord and Montreal, Northern,
Passumpsc and Vermont Central Railroads. The first
and second trains from Nashua connect with GOWN
trains OF all the above roadsthe third train with those
of the Boston Concord and Montreal ana Concord Rail-
roads. Each train and from Groton junction Except
that at 1890 p. TO Nashua, which has no connection
with upward titchburg train leaving Boston at IL m
connects with upward and downward trains OF Fitch
burg Railroad. aud Stony Brook Railroad 10 and from
Lowtll
AT Worcester $50 a. train connects with Steam
boat train from New York via Norwich. a. m. con-
meets with Boston and Worceser Providence and Wor-
cester, Norwich and Worcester and Western Railroad
trains AGO p. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at 9l5 connects
with the a. m trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train TO New York and Albany. That arriving
at p. m with = m. trains OF above roads That ar
irving O. with the New York Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. Il. TRAINS,
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua nans
Leave Fitchburg at t6 and M. IL As and G y.
Leave Worcester at $50 ana Ii ami 20 and $50 p.mf
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way betv cen
Worcester, Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitch.
burg.
Or For connections with the other road Worces-
ter, Groion Junction. and Nashua, Snow and Will
deTs Pathfinder aid Railway Guide.
% Through Tickets issued Worcester for Bur-
lington, Montpelier, Wells River aud White River juno
tio the fare by each Of the different routes via
Nashua and FiChburg but no change is made
on the Nashua route.
Freight Train with passenger attached, stopping
and staring from Lincoln square.
j. w. STOWELL Sup't.
Worcester, July l, 1852. je28 dswtf
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Leave Norwich every day stopping at all way sta
tons the road
Leave Worcester every day stopping as above.
The 30 am Train from Norwich connects at
Worcester with Western Express Train, at 80 a.
m for Springfield, Hartford and Albany; with Boston
and Worcester, Worcester and Nashua, and PrOSi.
dence and Worcester Trains.
The II 90 m. Train from Norwich will arrive al
Junction ntersect with the New York EXP press
Train for Boston; with tie Train of the Providence
Road, and with the Western Trains Tor Springfield and
Hartford; ALSO arrive 6t the Worcester Station in time
for all the Northern Trains, and tor Boston 30
m. The ppm. Train from orwich connects at
Worcester with the 10 80 pm. Train for Boston.
Trans from Worcester at 45 and 10 so connect
at Norwich with the New London, Willimantic and
Hartford r. r. for New London Willimantc, Hartford,
or New Haven.
Passengers for New FORK the line of the Road, 10
COB the Connecticut and Knickebocker, will
take the 80 pm Train from Worcester.
The Steamboat Train will leave Allyn's Point every
morning except Monday at about o'ch,ck, for BOs-
ton and Worcester, reaching the latter place in time
to connect with all the early Trains out. Returning
will leave Worcester every evening except Sunday, at
O5. JOEL w. WHITE, President.
may1 dwti N. w R.R.
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ANAMS u CO.'S

Boston. Kew York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltim0it
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
A & co. forward Goods, Parcels,
AsMoney, &c., and make collections
ss.ssa.ss5,.4 on Norwich, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington, Pitsburg, and st. Louis,
with the utmost promptude, giving all possible
to all and any kinds Of business of the above description
entrusted to them. gJA. d Co. also forward Parcels,
Letters &c. to all parts of Europe. OFFICES.9 Court
st, Boston, Is Shetucket st, Norwich; b Bolles.
N London; IS Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; Wall ST.,
New York; Light s., Baltimore; Penn Avenue, Wash
ington IS Fourth St, Pittsburg; corner OF Pine and
Water-sts., ST Louis; L. l.. MASON, Express Office,
5Or1aer Of Main end Mechanic SIS, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, May dtf VIZ. pINsMoRE
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Being entirely free from every nuIos property, and
perfectly safe all timrs its soothing and restorative
Tonic Power is the of its great efficacy in all
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0xygenated Bitters.

TNOR Sale, wholesale and retail, at POI Main stree
IL by l. T LAZELL Druggist feh2o da've"~
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WHITC0MB's Wor. G Fitchg Express
I EAVES Worcester for Sterling, Leominster and
IL Fnchburg, three times day. All business usual
y done by Express, is most respectfully solicited and
viii be promptly attended 20,
Ofice,-Frs door North OF Am. TEN. House.
ian20 dti .TIIOS. N. AURLBERT, Agent
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad. .

60 ssH<
At
tzF2n& eEs1s-
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Passenger Office, 1853 Main Street.
TFHROUGH Tickets furnished for New York phila-
delpha, Balimo,e, fittsurg, Albany, Buffalo, Can.
ada, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, hicaeo Cmcnna
ii, Louisville II. Louis First, OF second class by Rail
road, Canal and Steamboat.
iel2 dawlS 5. II. LEONARD. A ent.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

- $50 -! sZz la asss
ARRANG EMENT-C Commencing May |; 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 6 80 am. and II 90 m and 90 p.
lGl
Arrive Worcester at 80 am and SIS pm and Is
pm.
Leave Worcester at IS a IN. Iql 10 80 am and 80
pm
Arrive at Norwich at 10 Is am. and 20 pm. and
725p.m.
Ial Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached
Nj III LII, mn L N
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FEMALE COMPLAINT

1t is also an excellent remedy, and not surpssse
any medicine known, for all The peculiarities of
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Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached
FREIGHT TRAINS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

EssS ssss'G faas %';ss ssfss &C.:
Tss, S S., b9is, T. so.
sl. st"s S;hs'ss as
s. s' d. CO. DO OK %
Z lson 6ro-Toa balah cotton, ~ hhds tobacco.
harrn1 e1s4;a 's.%s @s~ % sds
, @ ~ $s ss 1. d. b., .Ssa es. &c
Dc 2yrs d. 4 S aisi asi ssi Sugar
Farm pongan &ocils snks oaos' iss do otderotsl ia
y & 3 81 @ :,ss e Il % Ell: /,
ms bs 100 bbl. oassss M bls syrup
se H. I. %s sa'. ps'i n,.
% Y s 4, s sas sS Ans E sSs
@ NJ I: th's qla..y sarn pcIegsa hf So b9
bbs monssrs. hf75 bbls syrup.
al G.iry Henderson &tslil4 Cooper
' Ct ss @'
ST. 5sE $fs asi s9 s:. '''
cAMDEsper steamer New World II bAes son ponad
%n is ee ws S Bsa &C.,
coap s SAVAGE sss @a ;a rn T Msssy
Payne .rson~f 10 Whsomb to orieryTo
gssmsas 10 fo'oa sha.
.s
Total 25 bales cotton, s4 hhds Al bbls molassss
FIATBOATS
INDTANA-Per Hughes boat 1850 wchell
INDIANAPer ackey's boat 1900 bags Twcell &co
KENTUCKYPer ewis 10 hhds4obacco Hewitt
KENTUCKYPer Pages LA bhda
g West.
CoNsIGNEEs.
ship Emperor BoonM Greenwood Beylle
Marsh, Rane &eo-OgeLy Maeanlay-Kennedy q Foser-G W
Sizer-J BlackB AIann-D Taylor &co-Price,
powel-uits Hort-Horrel Gayle Gco-G &eo
Shark Day StaufarFrost coH ParsonCF Peason-J
6co-Waers daoWaters coNorh Bros-Hewi Norton 6co-J
TIealdBurbridgs AdamsHansell BroFosdiek
Rsed-W Fl etchod-J Burbank Woodruff &eo-J MGregor 4
eo-C Buddecke DOOM HoidayJ North &coN Richards
Lyman Scott &eoHa KempA Dunbar &eo-chss Dake
enrick-I W Arthur kco-Beebe &co-G DnnbarJ
Tre Forgay-Lowe Pattison Neagle-B
Mann--Voae Bros--Hsrrod d Moody-and order.
ship New England BostonBuckner
Robertson McDougal-Felt ReedG W Acct
Twiche &coC Buddecke &coKsnnedy Foster-D Taylor
eo-Snow Glddsn acoTirre Bses-J Head-J Seymour
Stone WnlworthW II LechfordFint JoneJ Burbank
&co-Tus Fermor Misunderstanding deo-F
Kenneit dco-M Greenwood co-Foat teoKelm & Frorder
Per ship Caledonia Bande from Philadelphia bGregor
Conan-Hl Mclean dcoG w Shaw &co-Gray d w
Brgham-Pirkett Perkins &cosnrk Day SauferJohn Hall
Kenneth Dix coChery, Henderson coAr Mltenberger-P
peyse.Jos Ashbridge &eo-Thornhi Mcllhenny-Peley d
BenMcConoche DonnePsyne Harrison-C Buddecke
W POWELL Heald-F Foger &co-W McCutcheon &eo-R
Richards-J WatemanW MasseyE Hart &eo-
Armstrong, Harris &co-X Gauche-nnd order.
PASSENGERS.
Per ship Essex from Liverpool z.3i5 in seerage.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

L
Tuesday Morning, May II, 1852.
C0TTON-The high prices insisted on by factors con-
fined the sales yesterday to 1000 bales Prices are still
| more full, and we raise quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior -6A60714 Middling Fair $50. 9s161o
Ndans s1Ss Good Fair n nonna
TOBACCO STATEMENT
On ,as, Cotton bales SO z"baeeo b hh ID,
Received since. l32issi ss121
yesterday. 4s54-132s2s5 1os=s82ls
Exported to date. &c. 1le0sOs s61s4
=. yesterday. 9,342-l2Oo15o 46-s61sO
| Stock on hand not cleared. .... 475 $3.50
TOBACCo-some $50 hhds changed hands yesterday,
including 80 hhds at AZ round IS at An II at 43 at
and from 500 to 800 hhds Mason County at price we
did not learn.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-About 500 hhds Sugar were
sold at higher rates. say 505e for fair also 800 bbs
Molasses at 02S& for fermenting to choice reboiled
Fhouk-Prices are improving, and 5000 ibis were dis
posed Of as follows 500 bbs Ohio SO SO flor superne
So TX for fine, and 81 62< for extra 500 bbls in two
lots at " Co. lao Illinois and St. Louis at 80 70O$3 3d.
and atboat load of 1450 bbs Ohio at SO 5 if delivered
at the landing and SO 60 u Dbl if delivered alongside
ship.
GRAIN-Corn steady, with sales of 1000 sacks, in
Guiding 1000 white at 49, and the balance at 43047e
vi Vdts oou SACKS Louis SOLD OF Bran O13
sacks at 72D76e U 100 fb The only sale Of Wheat
ported was 800 bushels of fair quality, at 671le
PROVlSIONS-Mess Pork dull at SIT % for retail lots
but large ones offered in van at SIT OF Bacon 40
casks were taken at Ok for prime Sides and 7sSD744r'
good to prime Shoulders. We heard of little or nothing
done in Lard.
sALT-A cargo of $500 sacks Liverpool fourth fine,
was sold at 77e, advance.
TAGGING AND ROPE-saes ITO pieces ard 100 coils
nm will, ;rtor
GO cash.
ooFFEE-steady. Sales 500 bags, in lots at sz, and
It's at 97s4.
WIIIsKY-240 bbs (Fletcher's and Smith L. Graham's
sold ut It'd.
fRElGHTS-Active. ship taken for IIavre at 10
for Cotton for Amsterdam at and I'D for Tobacco
one for Genoa at $40 for Tobacco for Bordeaux 45
for Slaves and one for ygo at.
Observation-Disclosures demand:
Sterling. l08 1Olo9
Frames. ......... s 2005 %
NewYo sixty day Bills. p Ct disc
slGnt ohecks on Network. p ct. disc
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Those Rothschildren over the water are very
interesting and respectable peopeworth good deal Of
money The last that attempted estimate of their
wealth sets it high collectively as S735OOOOOO. We
pray that may be rich and from present
dicatons not uneasy
Somebody says that our passions are older
than because passions born with u.s. but
reason don't follow till long time after This is slandep
upon all babies When baby is spanked don he hotter
Yes And has nit he got reason? Yes, and mighty
good reason, too.
The alkaline waters found on the plains, and
so often found fatal to and beast making their Jour
ney overland to California and Oregon said be
dered entirely palatable and wholesome by mixing small
quantity of citrc or tararc acid which neutralzes the
akali.
There is feeling which resembles death in
the last glance that to bestow loved OBJ
ect The girl you have treasured in your heart
she by on her wedding day may be happy and
bul lifts up her laughing eyes, the symbol Of her
light heart and leaves in that look darkness and desola
ton to you forever The boy fthersprt has chung
from the quarterback the gigantic ship bends
the the wind is playing through the locks your
hand has otentimes smoothed the tears have dmmed
his eyes. for mark he moves his fingers them-and
mis- is last look.
sc To do justice to a mans merits, he should
be either dead unknown to you. We iscov
erany genius in our friends Men like hills the
you approach them the less lofty and steep they
be- Probably no one more surprised to hear that
George Washington elected President than the dirty
boy in broken coduroys who used to shoot marbles with
him.
The legal authorities of Wankesha county,
Wisconsin have had great trouble in deciding to whom
n certain child Belonged. A Mr.. and Mrs Partridge
lost child several years ago, and was found answer
ing the description among the Indians On u trial the
court decided that it belonged the Indian mother
The child had been placed in the hands of commissioner
for safe delivery the decision of the court under
bond of $4,000 1t delivered to the Sheriff Mrs
Partridge the other claimant arrived ahe house at the
time as the Sheriff Twenty thirty Of the neigh
bors collected and among them the child was spirited
awny.
Many years ago the Baptist denomination
made great effort to establish National University in
and large the which been contributed to
endow it. and at times to relieve it, it seems to be nearly
an utter failure At the present time there are not
ty students connected with all its classes and it will he
hard to hold a commencement the present year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11
SHERIFF,S SALE

SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl SUCCESSION OF THE LATE E. ].
OF NKwoRLKANs. II WALSH, DECEASED No. ss4S
pY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered
D April 3d. 1852 directed by the
ict Court of Newoeans, the natter proceed
10 sell pubr auction Banks Arcade Magazine
GraSer and Natchez Streets SATURDAY 1852, ~
O'Clock NJ - - -
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND the atture of
auboug Lyandas parish Of Jefferson this State the
bounded Second Third Levee the Public Landing
and designated by the number plan by H. Mo
snrsn dated February 1886, and deposited the office of G. r.
Slinse late Notary this number thtyour of book
Said lot number nineteen feet three inches
front the Public Landing
number having depth seventy feet two inches and six lines
the side line Of lot number and depth of
inch line lot
width the weny five inches three lines all
together all the rights privileges
and hereunto belonging
uhrotng the ali the rights ttu appertang
said lot by the title of the vendors but without warranty
said rights, beyond the lines above stated.
balance and eighteen
months without interest until maturity but bearing
eight maturity punctlly pn
and mortgage on the property sold.
Act Of sale the of the purchaser before H. b. Cenas ESD
Notary Public JAMES r. FRERkT,
e5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

SEEING THE AIR.-Some attention has been excited by
the alleged discovery, by French engineer celeb
ry named Andraud of some of seeing the air IT.
says he you take piece of card coored black the
Of the eye and pierce with fine needle hole the mid
die you will looking through that hole clear sky
- or lighted lamp, multitude of molecules floating
about which molecules constitute the air. We shall see
whether the theory will obtain the the Acade-
my OF Sciences to which it has been submitted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

CHioRoFoRai,-There two modes of administering
chloroform consists in using small quantity of it
be inhaled in very short time with hardly admxure
OF atmospheric air Patients are in this quickly
dered nsensble. The method is dangerous and though
but comparatively few accidents have occurred they
have struck such terror into practitioners and members
the community that the mode should be followed
Choroorm should be first inhaled with large quantity
of atmospheric air respiration is allowed go regu-
larry and normally the chloroorm is then gradually in
hailed in more concentrated form and left off
any unpleasant symptoms occur. Eight ten minutes
and from three to five drachms of chlorofor thus
employed in obtaining anathess but this loss of time
and chorofom is made by the absence of danger OPP
erations of the most delicate kind thus be carried
for whole hour much three more of
chloroform consumed and accident occurs Lon
don Lancet
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY IL, 1852.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shrewd and practical man, well
acquainted no doubt with the ways of business and
the world, has said If you wish good bargains buy of
people who advertise The increased amount of custom
That Judicious system of advertising brings store
enables the proprietor to sell smaller profit than those
can afford to who have accidental customer now and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

RUSSIAN cLEMEScY to letters from Warsaw,
oil the 2sd ut the Gar has shown mercy-imperal
cy-to IA number of Polish noblemen in Siberia.
whittier they sent with many others who have since
died in 1884. The unhappy men to back to
what was their home but not farthng of the
OF their estates will they be allowed handle the Gov
ernment having long since appropriated the whole as re-
wards to its military and civil employees
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE
THIRD D1srEIcT CoURT UNION BANK LOUIsANs MIMI
OF NKwORLHAss. tCIPALITY NO. TWO. San ~ SANE
NoA. l5ss5, or. C.. 1891.

THEu DIsrEIe1 cocRr BANK LoUIsIANs Va MUNL
oVNKwOgLHAss. lCIPALITY NO. TWO. SAN ~ SAME
-. Noa 15,ss5, q. c. 3e7I. 77I77
ny VIRTUE OF two writs of feri facsf.s to me
directed by the Honorable the District Courts Of Me-.
isas in the ab.se entitled Troeeed to M pablo su
the Rotunda Of the City Exchange stse between
charss nd Royal streets on MONDAY May
sree hundred and bounded b wlcw, Vine
from ,he ssecroa q I e. deceased and p Bar.s
whole
hundred and
two hundred and ffone feet; Vine our
feet one inch au Cypress ffy
ONE LOT OF GROUNDn bounded by
Annnnaon Dapanisr streets with al
the thereon forming the
papIan'er seets and huudrd
fore j B. Marks, Notary Public. April |, M
Which IMPROVEMENTS "a ONE
BRICK HOUSE, known as the FULTON SCHOOL. n
The THREE following described LOTS Nunsrs and
plan exhibited the Cd te I5t
bounded by Canal Common,
Fifty Fulton street,
street. hundred and twenty Canal
and feet On Common Also number n
bounded by Canal Common Fulton and Front :
Seized in the above suit. i
Terms cash on the apDt. JAMES p FRERET,
ap9a myl0 90 81 Sheriff Of he Parish Of Orieana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

New THEATRE BosroN.-MIayor seaver of Boston,
has made speech in favor of the erection of new thea
tire in Boston, which the Boston papers great
surprise, The Mayor observed that he knew many mer-
chants who bought goods at Boston, but obliged to
go to NewYork to witness the performance Of opera
These things he did consider all credtabe to the
enterprise OF Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

o. ps5ss1 EdsSsToS ALEXANDER
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of fieri facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable Fourth Dstr Court 81 Ne(
eaa 70 tue shove entitled
n ne seHnds Of the City Exchange srset between c5sr
Fss .nd Royal streets FRIDAY 8y ut II orork
Icy GERTAIN LOTS oF eRqIsI BUILD
municipality No numbers ,6se ar osf On nIsn
an BY e. Apel Surveyor. Januasy ts said III,
sis q Circus md ertensng
N depth bstween pataliei lines sa n linz
,saded on he sds next 70
shannan said lots Of ground sqHtrsd Pr 81 uuhss
Robert Lesch by passed stringe late Notarv
Public of NewOresns. the ycfF
Which BUILDINGS eonsss Of -Four TWO Bpng soprs
With RAAE KITCHEN to esch n ~ - s-r-- ~
4 Seized In the above ts3ssf3
Terms cash On the spot. JAMES p FRFREr
ar27 nys IS 7s Sheriff N I've Fsrs.t ~ S,isr,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

LARGE FAMILY-The Madison (Ind) Madisonan saws
1t knows Of gentleman, who lives in an adjoining
county that has been the husband three four wives
and has hal fortysx children, The forty-th child is
now living North Madison and we see him almost every
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11
SHERIFF,S SALE

T e..
THIRp JOHN WILD JOHN
OF NKwORLRASs. e No. 3s06. ~
NlY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District
riean the above entitled will proceed to cell public
the Rotuda OF the City street between
chares and Royal MONDAY May 81 o'clock
SIX LOTS OF GRoUN situated in the Municipality
city, the bounded by Florida Landing johnson avez aud
hten sixteen and seventeen, plan drawn BY Hein,
eyor on the 5th March, ls deposited the office Of D. Ricardo
Notary this Said lot number twelve
et four inches front Galvez by hundred thirty
thirteen twenty sir feet inch and nrs Cypress
by hundred and fourteen feet in depth avs
Lots numbers sartsen fifteen sixteen and seventeen each
feet one inch front on reet by hundred and
Together the BUILDINGS IMPROVEMENTS thereon
conGistng ONE STORY HOUSE with Sir Rooms
ONE ONE-STORY FRAME KITCHEN, ONE TWOSToRY AAIE
HOUSE in the Garden with Two ROOMS Cistern, etc.
Seized ia tie above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
apps mylO 20 81 Sheriff OF the Parish o Orleans.
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thn nsTRIcT Cdofr o. KLEsisf, FOR THE USE, ETC,
OF tykw1ntnsss cEiaELEs KEYSTONE.
aSY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
Z - me drscsa by the Honorable Third ~ eys
' H. me sssys snsii snns, will pubic
lartres and Foy sisnets ~ n oet,s
Tickle, Apparel, Machinery, ~ ~ : ''s
Seized IN the HhnsH 3A Z.
Tsrns cssh spot JhsgFa p rpvptY
II jeT shsrfT or ths ..s-s.h a. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

PROFESSOR JOHNSON DEAD.-Professor Walter r. John
SOU Corresponding Secretary the National Institute
and well known in the scientific world fell dead suddenly
on Tuesday 9th ut at Washington 1t is said that in
making experimentsn his laboratory he had inhaled
Qeeterolls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-11

RELIEF FOR TIE SUFFERERS Ar ST.. BARrs-A vessel
has sailed from NewYork with S1629 worth provisions
for the relief of the sufferers by the recent fire on the
Swedish island of St. Bartholomew
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WAs BROUGHT to the Pound Of the a.

wv AS BROUGHT to the Pound Of the a..
w First Ward, First District, Auianeaon <.SaaS
and Robin streets ~ ~
BAY HORSE PONY about II hands high,
10th hind feet white not shod Branded L. white
other mark brand visible ~
AGREf HORSE PoNf about n banda high shot dark
and tail branded B, other mark brand
Z
RED COW with white face sharp
visible. - .II.I stIlisf-'9ti-5 lIts5
II not claimed before SATURDAY, Nss a. they SOLD plb
suction, by T. Spear At The usual time and ptlee,
Neworeans, May &, 1859. ~. ~ ~ mys siiipl