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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-07
BY ELE CIR APB
Especial Despatch to The Spy.l
STILL LATER.
Forty-nine Dead Bodies Recovered.
Eighteen others Severely Injured.
Partial Inst ofthe KyUoJ


NoRwALK, CT., May 6, 8 o'clock p. M.
EDS. OF SPY;-Up TO this hour forty hire dead
bodies have been recovered from the wreck, and
there are eighteen others seriously injured, three
olihem dangerously. Among the killed is daugh-
ter Of DR.. Griswold.
The following bodies have been recognized;--
Dr. A. Welch OF Hartford, Dr. Beach, Bridge
port c.; Miss. Flint, LANCASTER Pa; Rev. Mr..
Schor, Williamsburg; DR. Smith and John l.. GRAY
Springfield; Walter French, Manchester N. H..
and Norman Parker, Woodbury. CT. 1t is sup.
posed that there are ten more dead bodies in the
wreck.
The agent Of Thompson g. Co.'S Express es-
capped; he is badly but not dangerously wounded.
Most OF The bodies are so much dis6gured as TO
render recognition difficult. The mails and most
OF the baggage are saved. The locomotive, bag
gage car, and two passenger cars were plunged
into the river, where there was fifteen feet OF wa
ter,and every person in the two first cars was
either killed or severely injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-07
still Another Despatch-4 o'clock.
FORTY DEAD BODIES FOUNDIJ

CAtA DL1<1D DOL(LEO FOOND!
The following is list of those saved or not Sc
riously injured
i, A. Macy, J; Newton and wife, j. L. Huntre
Dr.. Ives, J. Gilbert and son, l. w Hunt, r.
Peabody, j. Dresser l. Mills and wife, E. Palm
eer, James Palmer, Z. D. Kingsley and daughter.
E. Stackpole, G. Willard, M. b. Scott. w. B.
Hotchkiss,, P. Adley. Chas. Francis, W. I Grin
nell, Mr. Juneson, NJ. Murray E Schmidt, j.
Engro, r. Heath, a. Stetson, j. P ingalls,, Jas
Nu5ting, S. Nutting, S. A. Spoouer, Dr. Benson,
e, Taylor, d. I. Hungerford b. Hodges, Mean,
dee and wife, DR. Clan, P. Young, A. Castle. Ii.
Holbrook, engineer, DIR Russell, DR.. Geo. Flizur.
T. B. McCarty, d. Curtis and wife, VIM. Rand
son, f. A; Barton, j H. String, j. D. Ste nart
and son, Mary E. Clark, B. Paine, E. Morton, A
Murray, d. Nevins and family.
The list of the saved, is not yet complete.
he despatch says that the confusion and ex-
cltement Is SO great. that it is impossible to get A
list of the killed or injured
UP 10 THREE O'CLOCK FORTY DEAD
BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND.
Dr. Chas. b. Ware, brother of DR.. John Ware
is among the killed.
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Another Despaleh.-sI.2 o,eloek.
NoRwALK. Cr.. \.

NoRwALK, CT, May 6.
The O'Clock train from New York ran off the
draw bridge into the river, near this place One
car was completely submerged, and two others
completely demolished. There has been a terri
bic loss OF life
Report says that fifty were killed William
ComsIock was badly injured.
The engine and two baggage cars only went
into the nv'r. la the baggage car is the smok-
Ing apartment. The passengers in this were
doubtless all drowned. Nunlber not known.
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CRESCENT OFFICE, !
MONDAY Monsiss. April II, 1858.
CoIToNThe market presented particular alteration saur
hands at very full prices The business
dono mostly before publication Of the Europas accounts
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EXPORTS.
NEW YoRKPer steamship Cherokee $4,000 specie
akns do petriss.
GALVESTONPer steamship Louisiana
l26 whisky
30 BIS candles $50 pows % carts
HAYRE-Per ship WiItembug 2l3i bales cotton.
LvERPooLPer ship Salem 223 bales
half bols tongues.
HAMBURGPer ship Rome 22i bales hhds tobacco
BoSTOSPer tark Lucy S3s bales hemp do
50 khds tobacco 1924 bbs oil
wool 81 do seed 400 kegs lard Ia half bb
packages mdse.
LIvERPooL-Per ship Ntples; 1921 bales cotton.
sAvANNAPer brig Rogerlne $50 bbl. -four whisky
do pork 1855 bbls moass hLds hams lilo candles
cks bacon 1000 sacks
ST PETERsBURGPer ship John Harris; 1918 bales
RcHMONDPer brig VIM Clark bbis 2s bids bbls
bacon l do talow do haIseed do beeswaI.
NEW YORK-Per schr Everglnde: bales
bbls pork 1915 sks 37,4ss horns cks do
APALACHICoLAPer shr Jenny Lind 1917 bbls flour ITO
whisky 81 do pork ~ bbs moass. IS cks All aka 80
APALACIIICoLA-Per schr Phenix ks
bids IS s 10 h bs is bills moasses 10 do lard do
ia 0 houra md
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RFCEIpTs oF pRonuor


81 % 4si Wilson s rFi hsa s S
T 1 n e1S PS @ as ksSs
ps 5sssar an i Hi9' DO g,
sSi1s
hams eggs Hurley Sco~TOs cotton 1871 bales hhds
PORT eApDo.r steamer 5. Charles. = bale. cotton H Pom
ss hy, Ssfe% sfigdsI, wII,: Rsssisy
Greenwood Cry Campbell swiney Green aeo?ss
PSwa
Wax sS1sm o s% SSgs SsgS IseIA
S e. italics es! R Ss s sS bennett d'0-' '' whisky
COLD wATERPer steamer Mostly 1872 bales cotton Q
s pa Sh s~A ersn
S as %s os Williams s to DAYS S, sSs s W
S' M Ff~5 S' SaIn a sso M. ROBSON w
Payne ] Baker sesSToa iSSo ssss cooper
:'ars5 aaaa ~ s'; iSs.
Sss TITS. %;so o
Ssg Gale.
COOPER sa M;SS S
, eaoS yssSsn @ g Sss 0 5a,o Wan do
Mishsat ss Nj Marasanir. order
% s Ss a as $sGi SsiSn
Fsa,n Doasgsn Psks pstla. Fso~e'
bellows FosI to crislToa so'ton ISIS bales
10 mr d5t sT .a.r. sss s os1 ! WA.
,oOee v johnson 4eols Pickett P5En; 50 hsds
bale; 'G S as. a
ir & &;is Dc lsa 's't ct IL Dc
hid chs OssG 10 0s %co ana tsnS
j? bb Powell SKIS bbls
Sss
e " Do e bags Sa ss KAY
vanhck4l Do JfageI acolO1 DO Price Frost do Ken
bis polk hay s
Us
sei ~ ibis lard III do pork Hewitt Norton p coils rope
brown DOlOn-is bales cotton sOy campOe-s do do
LoUIsPer Uncle hhds tobacco Turner Wilson
'ks eSrn 20 DO oats Waters &sEa do Us DO bran
t sty s SO S and
H;s Ss;'Sn a' .gs Si:P
inca, "a q, % v0s Boss SS Duffy
y A do Is ss. a. e rS
$Gss sSs whisky and Sc Il
S S is lis t s Ra
100 bxs cheese polaonls2 6bs
el. w Ss Ssn @
p sa G..ass ssa
M j. sase S ds beef
isSi hSd A''" Tobacco
sS do ss. sasss ss :s er nfy
So4 do s GnsI,y 1ss ass bales H0G
Cras-iI do bbls potatoes BOzanoss skis
6co-9 shoulders ks beans II bbs
Twieh mdse Bros &so,2oo pces eaggng 80
rope do Whomb Lanier-19 do Parme
&eo-4 bbs mise Wheeler Blake-lsl pkge
% ~ WHIT s e slz @ ss 80 DO a
Bnouass apples sniisr-2 coils rope box Kitchen
Bailey Wright &cosundres to orierToa cot
ton IS bales, 80 bids tobacco.
Ss I SaSn T. S Williams
u do Crplo do Payne tiAnisone MeRea, cofnsn deo
Leake-6 Ward Jonss-5 Wright &co-ls hhds sugar
bb. moasses Gerard Solss bbls moases Lanfea dooi2
cher kcos Plauehe 2eo-as bales domsscs
| Green-sundres o order.
LAF0URCHE-Per Doc Batey IA hhds sugar
molas:es Hswes.ss Bogar Foley Ayer23 do Wake
&eob do Cummings Stewart &eo-4l bbls W Lev
erich &eos5 bbs noAsses Fslowes Jackson &o4
Mlsnbergr &ss-st Buehaunon Carroll Aeo9o bb sugar
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Below-Coming Up.


Ship GswsgO, from NewYOrk.
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PERSONS RUPTURED shoaic
HERNIA, PROV
srly constructed and we'll adapted TRUSS.
Sherman's New Patent Truss
RUPTURE RENIEDYs
WILL EFFECT
A PERM EMIT CURE.

~ This TRUSS . ENTIRELY DiFFERENr FROM ALL
OTHERS form and principle aeon consequently s1ect
aessiug ALL THE ADVANTAGES while il free from The objections
atirlbGsd to the kinds heretofore Ths
MORE NATURAL being comparatively light in bad Rnptnrss DO
regulated and brought the hsruisi
siordng security all times under the meat "
is lifted by the asu weaers
placed beyond the aon othe painful or dan
which nregGen the Of other frus
ts practice afflicted with Hernia 10 seees
Truss and apply themselves bad and dangerous practice,
familiar with the kpurss Let remembered that the
Truss INJURIOUS does the Rupture
Piled and property htsj Therefore, have ecaeadsd 70 %
NO AGENCIES sell once IL
sr. CHARLKs srRxKr, New Orleans :.
Observ. he Of the 1 overt haA
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NEW YoRK-Psr ship Sardinia: Assorted mdse.
MATANZAs-Per bark Alnah 9ss hhd 400 bb mOasss chas
Belcher
NEwPoRTPor ship Denmark 87o railroad iron
PENsACoLAPsr hr Southerner lumber laths
Poosy, Nieo &eo.
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Shift Aci0 bales board
Total, 3Os bids sugar $50 bbls molasses.
YAZ00 RIvER--Per cotton II w
Hlss DO Pary Wood Asoss Ward Jcnas-ss Owen aso
o. wright Williams Carroll &eo-s3 Feowes
y Bucknsr santon7s Robson Aen20 order4 smit
Downs Caddy 6co.s Ewnsy Green Aeo& NELSON 1eo
conneyI Brander, Williams MeIiae Cofnan AcoTotal
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Informs the public that they have purchased this
Watering Place. and have the of many
the accommodation of Springs
the Pine Woods parish ST. Landry thirty miles Northwest
opelous about the distance South Of Alexandria, and
miles North 81 Bayou Cheo The water highly medicinal
efcaeous which
beyond the reach of ordinary supplied by
the Spring Water and much by nvads Deer
Wild Cat aiprng sport hunter the
Lake. miles leng with depth situated three
miles and half from the Springs abounds hsh
pack Of Hounds for hnn,ng and Boats for fishing will be furnished
to the yisors The best Wines and Liquors which tho New Orleans
market afford will be kept
be procured at opeousa and Washington number
to the Springs Music will Bals
given twice week Hunting yehees transport
ladies' the Lake will be- kept OF
should bring their Guns Fishing Tackle purchased at the
Springs. Visitors received from November.
TERMS OF BOARD:
ny the Month 90
Children and Servi nis half price.
Horses IS
Am A BFAUCUAMP,
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5- ]. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent Of
the Englh Delivery the City Poso candidate for CLERK
OF The FIRST DISTRICT COURT nhs tes
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trict, bounded by Washington, Prytanin, sixth and
Coliseum streets.
shall side the
ton street, sixty the east side and the side d
trance
They shall according the accompanying plan
ngs the and dimensions marked the and shall be
iourt tiers high.
shall bricks bottom
boonng of inch planks crossing other
workmanke well nailed together The bricks shall be
laid regular Offsets Of two nche suit the thcnssse Of the
walls at the top.
walls well quality
laid Newark hyd auc
the manner with the joints smoohed
upper fourth shall with the quail
ty of bricks laid with the marked the
the to- plastefed with cement in the best manner.
divisions partitions between tier Of vaults shall be OF slate
SLABS thick well laid cement with goovsd joints filed with
soft cement grou
faced with well polished white marble
thcknesses other marked the
and the marble well fastened thu hrk with Sufficient quaint
copper cramps well sealed in the marble and brkwoik.
All the shall the labor,
shall be urn shed by the contractor,
The work shall be the entire satisfaction of the Surveyor
according TO the lines and levels to be given by said officer
All work omitted to be the a0ns and which
be found the the shall be
done by the contractor without extra charge
Inc shall bind h"sef begin the work ten days after the
approval the au ieaion by the Common Council have the
completed thirty days after, penalty
Security IN the Of nve hundred doara shall
anty the faithful performance Of the
Payment in cash the completion
the Surveyor.
NewCrleana April l. 1853, - 1881 ~ S-'N,
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rREAT BARGAINS s. PHILLIPS, of
" CHEAP sToRs NOTOEIErY Naysdes street. The
Horse Station Frst District and Rousseau sarap.u
Fourth Dsar bsirg DESTROYS from business os his
large and well .spurted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The Of the ladies particularly called invoice Of
FLouNcED BAREGEs hvs hundred dresses the as
style and eolors, varying from % % $780,
cents pc yard md upwards.
$1,000 (y yard. Of PRINTS, being
patterns and cslors.
yard .
10 pecea supsrfne SILK DAMASKS, Cor eurtAns
loo fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
pieces BLACK SILK for yard and upwards.
90 brocadd SItx DRESSES, eao AGO. variety II
FINE GOODS too mention aiver
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
Just received drect frum France
fines
large Of PLAN LINEN SHIRTS reduced pcs
i NH IL
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Nss- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may be changed TO-
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VI
lVn gives LESSONS on THE PLANO AND GUITAR SN<ee
her residence, No ~ Constance and
tS Is per les 3tpR
tS LECTURES So a gratis
EalN L.
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ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor and Proprietor This well known
circulate the best medium for the publication
NesOeans Mobile and the Eastern Cities
North does much the largest circulation Of
any paper in that region Of country.
ARGUS w issued The ls Of October and
publish the Weekly will be entitled ts the benefits
the publication Of their rIements In the TTweeky
also, " ven small additional charge.
w. WILEY for the Argus NswOreans Specimen
ath soffee NH d 4 m
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ihs voters shs parish Of Orleans. JOHN c. LARUE. mh1
@s- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
M WIZ bsa o1 * fi'S 81 NEG III s e SgPeE OF
'''N " ''''''' ;. 'D''' YOUNG AMERICA
ES- P. s. BIRoN is candidate for the
jgpSEsHIp OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF new
feg
&8- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
Sc T sNd5Sp sF cos s15 new oS s suDeg
the Court that may succeed II. feis tap4.
Nis- II. B. E6GLEsToN is a candidate for
JUICE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
gss- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
ss.; s for ss ' y 81
10 sdcceedn si1n
Ms- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
sE9sSs f eRsY \ en s Ig s' H q III JpPea
me which succeed under the Consultation s
ms- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
Of osIEaSs s ceu w
haay succeed 1t under the new Constitution. fsi te
Mg-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.
pss Of T raRD s S oUhT 81 % ss
the Court which may be substituted to under the cons.u
iele 10
Ma- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am Can
d19 for Judge Of the Fourth District Court of Ey,ops
Ng-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP JUDGE Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
ls4- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
exported candidate the JuDGEsIIP OF THE FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT or the Court which succeed under the
visions u the new Constitution. A. the request OF -
ls2s NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
H8-FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
authorized ROBERT NJ KEARNEY a cand
date for the JuDGEP Of the fHTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
Orleans. jana u
---=
T,-n z ~
EDWARD RAND candidate for
the JuDGESIlP Of FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New or
Leans. ian9a If
E3- For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized LIVINGSTON candidate
Office Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. sl4
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FOR SALE.

lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-Between
- likely VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA NE
GRoES consisting Women, Girls comprising Field
Hasds House Servants cooks Washers and
Some No Mechanics Backsmi.hs Carpenters Brck'ayers
Which will be sod accommodating eD Parchsers viii
well give the undersg call elsewhere
j. ". BoAZMAN, ie3 GrRver street,
ape II between Cardndeet and Baronne
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N9 For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COURT-MARTIN BLACE candidate for the Office JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, Of
the Courtth may succeed IL. fel6 tap4%
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Mss~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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MEMPIS-Psr Gem: ls4 bales Wllsms-2e2
do Webb Rawns &co229 Butt Miller &co72 Nelson &co
avs McCFego Aoway-l Wait DeSaulles-lT Audtewss6
W johnson &co-63 Wight Williams &co-40
Bradley, Wilson Cherry, Henderson Brady
&oo2s do fean Pickett Perkins
aco5 Sidda Green &co5 Davis Titus &eo7 Greenwood
Is bellows Folgr oisrTotsl 1888
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Me- WILLIAM p BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the that may organized to
,ur,esd n mh5
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ne For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We are authorized RISK
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the
same may DO changed TO- iel5 to
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mr. For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk District Neweaus which uAton he hs
years offers himself candidate for the
CLkRkSP Of said Court whatever Court the
bee changed to- fell I'd
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Ns- j. B. CoTToN is a candidate for JUDGE OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY NEW
LEANS the Court which will supecels Third Judicial District
Court for the Parish Of Jefferson. fol ID
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1S- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
noune WILLIAM for the office CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhls
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Ms- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
oRIEASs FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhs
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MS- RJUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
j. LIVINGSTON
Office Of JUDGE on THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
"a Ia
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IL DISTRICT


EFs- Messrs Editors Please announe VIM.
A. NoTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mh3
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ES-P P. s. BIRoN is a candidate for the
juDGEsHIP THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT NEW
ORLEANS other Court which might be created succeed ii
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NE THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection.
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~ cbaneeA PLANTATION Of 800 acres valued $1,000.
TRADE OF MILiNER STORE valued $1,000
up in TWENTY PRIZES AT TWO DOLLARS CHANCE. Those
call
book fass filling In addition to the Twenty Prizes u
every who takes chance win prize
taken and information given al JoHNSoNS
ophn Fourth District
Hat No. 1853 Poydras
Caroudeet BAonne streets, New Orleans mh96 lmsp
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MS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
GEORGE W. CHRisTY candidate the of the JUDGE
THE Third DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
viii Consultation.
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Rfs- THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhe
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mr. For DISTRICT ATToRNEY-We are re-
friends Of Mr. W. A announce him
- candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH
ORTE A fail
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ns- FoR DrsrRrcr ArroRvEY.-we are au-

tbor1ed Attorney
candidate for the o- Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY
which the parish Of suaied either
other denomination which the Legislature call ii
hl te
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LUMBER COMpANY-j

DERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. G.
sAFEoLD s. s. HENRY + & LATlsIEg " D ooATEs
s j. FOWLER VI BEAN co and D. COOS
Mills
drm of the BERNARD LUMBER tDsfr taerals they
running Sixteen Single Saws, Circular sth
Woodwork Planning Machine
ngle and three large cut
10000 5000 feet ii Lunser PER
Railroad Companies PiAnk Road Wharf and Baing copirsetor
Shippers all Others wanting Pine supplied
notice Their ia Mes ennrart TO
individual be
70 be city
Triton NAik G. TAYLOR Agent
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Ess- HENRY c. MILLER is candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Of the Parish of Orleans mh2a
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lss- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
C. NJ IMMERSION candidate for the sdice Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which be organized
o
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CONSTABLE,S SALE.


SECOND JusrrcKs COURT MRS NJ. J. MILLER NINE NORTH
PARISH OF oELEAss Alas MRS. 2ELEZzl.. No. l6lS7
nY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
directed BY the Hon. c. " Jonte,
for the Parish Orleans will proceed cell public auction
Warehouse Barome and Poydras THURSDAY
April "a, ls53 al IL O'clock, NJ
ONE GOLD WATCH, ONE GOLD PEN AND PENCIL. ONE
DIAMOND BREAsTPiN, ONE DIAMOND unset, ONE WHITE
GRAPE SHAWL.
~ Seized in the above entitled suit. Terms cash.
sp2 GEORGE h. PEARSON, Constable.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

Nfy- H. Z. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK o
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh25
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Nfs- II. b. EGGLEsToN is q candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS. mhs
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M-FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
EDWARD candidate for
the JuDGESHlP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
Leans, an2A II
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Ee-FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
authorized ROBERT NJ KEARNEY a
date for the JuDGEsHP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT of New
OI.eans ian2A u
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Ms- We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT Clerk the Sixth District Court mh1
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HAVANA CIGARS.-50,0 900 Imperial Rega-
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RS For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD H. BARKER candidate for the JUDGESHP OF THE
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, the Court which
mays Il under the Constitution. fel 10
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