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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

TEAPOT TYRANTs-MR. HIRAM KErcHUM AND
THE HERALD.-There are some men whom no
thing will satisfy. They grow up in the belief
that no one can have feelings, hopes. desires.
aims, or occupations that can in any way be
suffered to interfere with theirs arrange the
worlds business so as to square with their con-
venience, and rail loudly at any one who pre-
sumes to consider his interest in opposition to
their own. They have rights privileges, pre-
negatives other people have only duties and
obligations. They obey no other dictates than
their own iDclination; and that same inclination
is, in their opinion the best guide for other peo-
pie also. II you were to call them selfish. ego
tistical, conceited and mean, they would think
themselves very hardly used; but they will
freely apply these and harsher terms to you, if
you attempt, ever so gently, to resist their ty-
ranncal propcnsities.
A fair type, we fancy, Of the class we have
been describing, is Mr.. Hiram Ketchum, Of this
city Ofhis personal character oil that we know
is comprised in the simple statement that he is a
maker Of speeches. II is his habit-his failing, if
you will. He must speak. He does. We should
be at loss to specify the particular branches of
science or study on which he loves best to dis
course We rather think be is impartial, and
distributes his flowers of eloquence evenly
among them all. Politics, ethics, law, morals
literature, science and, in short almost
every thing that can be talked about. are
few of his favorite topics Nor could we point
out where he can be heard. He is, we
ancy, above trifes, and speaks anywhere
that room and an audience can be found. He
fills every gap in stray speechmakings through
out the city. Find out where popular orstory
may be expected, and there you shall hear
Hiram Ketchum. when? ~ did any one ask !!
Why, always-every day, every week at all
times.
Now tho6 b in our public capacity we are
bound to regard such members of society
never went to hear Mr.. Ketchum, we confess
that va forgot our duty to the public so far as
to lose sght of his existence altogether. That
interesting fact was recalled to our notice the
other day, by Mr.. Ketchum himself who, as the
witnesses of the onslaught he made upon us
can testify threatened to indict us for libel be-
cause we had not and would not publish one
of his twocolumn speeches. We declined, be-
cause it did seem to us that we. and not Mr.
Ketchum, were the proper judges of what
should fill our paper and because. being con-
WINGED, on a careful perusal OF the document
that the speech in question was rather stupid
than otherwise, we felt that, however deep our
regard tcr Ar Kctchum's feelings might be, we
should not be justified in boring ffty-tw
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Mails for Europe.
HT NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

FHx NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt. Stone, viii
fsSve Boston Wednesday, at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition q tns
1sw YoRK will be received 81 the following places
In EHlDpe -
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Extraordinarily Sanford Co., Cornhin.
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gM1.-Iiyiugsten, Wells h Co., Rue de la Bourse.
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Ne European mails viii close in this city at TIRES
g'oloek this afternoon.
ne WEEKLY HERALD win be published at half-past nine
ss,sok this morning Single copies, in wrappers, six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

BROADWAY 1HEATRR-Iast night witnessed the first APP
pearance of Mr. James Anderson, the tragedan, Ham
let Mr. Andersen is not wholly unknown here. lie
PLAYED In this city years ago; and If our memery
serves u.s. did not leave behind him reputation which
endangered the hopes of is successors Hc has
turned after series of in London and expect
ed TO star il through the country
Hamlet does not afford fair opportunity OF judging OF
nm actor II he be anything above absolute medocrty he
must have learnt enough from seeing the masters o.
the tragic stage in the character and reading tine very
elaborate commentaries which have been published
on the play TO go through the part respectfully. No
parsonage in Shakespeare has been carefully acted or
more deliberately explained than Hamlet and man of
average parts requires only close observation and discr
minang study to average success In the part
When say, therefore, that there little in Mr. An
dersons version that seemed call for particular cr
cism do not intend to endorse the hghnown eulo-
gies with which his appearance has been hcralded His
Hamlet good but in the very points where its merit
was most spcuous had The misfortune to recall most
wildly the conceptions Of his predecessors This was pro-
bably inevitable To attempt to wander from the
beaten path in search Of originality, would be OBJ.
yiousy, in nine out Of ten, to court failure.
Mr.. Anderson prudently avoided the We
did not notice single hit point in his acting for the
invention Of which should give him credit eoaae
niner matters night u improved Ills prsaansAtsa Y
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-THE BaAcx Docrea-
xoslSA MEspows-
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-LADY OF Lyons
-
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NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham s,rset-gScL. To,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

HURTONiS THEATRE, Chambers street-DEIIcATE
AcrR Ess-PARIs LONDON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09

Mrs HARRIET BEEcHER SrowE's CHARITY
There was recently u family of thirty slaves in
Virginia which the owner offered to sell into
freedom at a very small price, and some benevo-
lent parties in Philadelphia undertook to raise
the amount by subscription. The facts were
presented by letter to Mrs. sgourney, who i'm
mediately enclosed twenty-five dollars for the
object. Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was also
written to, and Of course she responded by send
ing very large sum Of money for the sc glorious
purpose" She had just realized an immense
fortune by her abolitionism she was on the eve
of starting for England. to be feted by the Ouch
ess Of Sutherland, and caressed by the hand Of
the nobility, and Of course she gave very large
sum to purchase these thirty slaves No, good
reader, she gave not one cent. She sent back
q letter full of sweet sympathy, Astounding with
the charity of advice and approval, but as empty
of money as her own face is of shame at the con-
temptible part she is now playing in England of
forging States evidence against her country.
No, she had no money for ssthe poor slaye''
As her eminent friend and -laborer, Mr.. Amin
idab Sleek, would say, C it is not in our way
Her sc mission" is to make money out Of negro
philanthropy, and not for it. IN Y, National
Democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.


From Brown shipley & Co.'S Crcular-Per Canada
LIVERPOOL, Friday, April Is, 1s53,-Thcre has been
good demand for Cotton throughout the past week
without much change in prices Mdding descriptions
Of American are quoted at Led ID higher while Fair
and upward unchanged and the inferior and dirty
qualities continue to be almost unsaleabe Upland Cot
ton is at present in request in consequence of its
The sales Of the week reach $3.50 bales with 1osco to
spectators and II 400 to exporters To-day the business
is called 5000 bales The market being well suElied by
holders closes without animation at the following quota
tions: Fair Orleans, 65S Fair Mobiles 81 Fair Up
lands 81 Middling, Is l6d Mddling. 5zs Ordinary
in this port estimated at SIS 900 bales of which $4,000
American against 3T 900 at this period last year
which 600 American. There has been more in.
quiry in Manchester for Yarns and Goods but to-day
business has been checked by higher having been de-
manded by the rates The Corn market is without much
improvement, Flour and Wheat being in moderate de-
mand ut last weeks prices. Western Canal els oda23
PhadelE ha and Baltimore 23s Ohio 23a23s Cd Canada
2sa22 Cd and Sour 21sa22s per ID White Wheat Cd
ass Red IS 2da6 Sd per 10 lbs There has been do
ing in Indian Corn at advance of Is per Or White 30s
Mixed Sis Id; Yellow Sis Cd per Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


4 OngscErr orrtcs, Il n
Monday Morning May Q, 1853.
COTTON-The demand was still limited on Saturday,
but the market steadier appearance. The sales
embraced about 5000 bales We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS cIAssIFlcAT1oN.
oaSinsrv sA l., Siiha'Ds Fair a@11
Good MiddiiDg.. 1ossi5li ldood and Fine. @
COTTON AND roB1coo srAgnarsr. 49,,
Stock on hand Sent 1''4se' 1ssa
Received since. 80. ,59o,622 4a1oe
2. yesterdays. 566-1,591,lss 2oSl-4e,1s7
16oo72o 64,se1
Exported to date. .... s390,3M 267I2
:. Saturday. IL, 7o0==1 ,4o3,074 157s-2S:S50
Stock on hand not cleared. .... 1906 1854
TOBACCO--The inquiry continued, and nearly $50
hhds TAKEN of which Al hhds 26 at 6lS round 10
at 5, and TX $50 Admitted at 61s, at 81, and 10
Factory Lugs at 81 " b. The particulars Of the 473
hhds taken for Spain, Friday, ISL hhds at %
and 292 at 556$ u H.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES-We heard of only trialug
sales Of these articles, at previous rates
FLoUR-Prices steady, with sales Of 800 barrels
Ohio in lots at "a 40 $50 St Louis at the same $50 in
lots at "a so 100 Unbranded at 81 co. and 239 at SO
e21s y barrel.
GRAIN-There was an active demand for Corn, and
notice sales Of II 900 sacks including 500 Inferior at
49, 1000 Mixed at At and 49, 5000 Yellow Subject to in
specon aV 4S anu lleV, cnlehy prls Wnte, az oo& y
bushe
PR0VIsIONs-Pork dull and business confined to
retail transactions at SIS 6215 rs q barrel for Mess
Of Green Meats lot of 10000 b. was disposed of at
Az for Shoulders and 61a4 p b for hams. Bacon
in fair request with sles Of 100 casks of which 80 Sides
TX, 16 at ~, 10 terces fancy sugarcured Hams at
H. 10 at II and % the Levee at 1915 p IT, Hold
ers were asking exc and upward for Shoulders Lard
was que-sAles 50 barrels Inferior at s. and 80 No
| o. q ID
| BAGGING AND RopE-The salea including 40 pieces
Bagging IA good brandy at 124 and 113 coils Rope at
| 62lt, cash.
HAY-3so bales prime Western sold at SIT so o ton
COFFEE-Steady, with saes Of 500 bags Rio including
200 fair quality at SO, 100 at o. and 1877 prime at 9a
| p b.
/ WuIsKY-Saes 80 barrels Raw at 205l4 p gallon.
| FREIGHTs-A few hundred bales of Cotton were
shipped for Liverpool at I'd, and ship taken fol
| IIavre at Nv for Cotton. ".
| EXGHANGE-There was a fair demand at our quota
l tons:
Sterling loSa fIl091a
New York sixty-day Bills ........1401S a ct. disc
Il ph Ehpcks IN eIgY a ct nm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention OF the pnbca called the superior facilities Of
this office for tie execution Of EVERY VARIETY of
&ook, Sob, ano aanep Iettsr- aprsss laPrinttng,
FROM MAMMOTH POSTER
To The smallest and delicate Card and Circular,
In style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and prices
as moderate any office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
most complete and extensive in the South Large
additions of the .p.
Lntcst Styles Of Types, BORDERS and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest improvements init
business will continue to be introduced fast
they make their sppearancein the Northern
and Western Tyne Foundhes. -.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, oolored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with neatnes and Dispatch in the latest and
s~n&s brilliant style.
s Particular attention will be given to the Printing Of STEAM
BOAT BILLS CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS POSTERS;
for which departments been given in the selection
Materials Having Pres of Immense Dimensions enabled to
ue larger sheet Poster tban elsewhere
III Particular attention will also be bestowed LAWYERS
BRIEFS proohaets Of which will be furnished at the shortest notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09
A CURIOUS PRAYEn.-The Syracuse Star is

responsible for the following:
consisting of an old man by the name of Beaver
and his three sons, all of whom are hard g pets''
who had often laughed to scorn the advice and
treaties Of a pious though very eccentric Minis
ter who resided in the same town. 1t happened
one of the boys was bitten by q rattlesnake and
was expected to die, when the Minister was sent
for in great haste. On his arrival he found the
young man very penitent and anxious to be
prayed with; The Minister, calling, on the
80 Lord we thank thee for rattlesnakes; we
thank thee because u rattlesnake has bit jim
We pray thee send rattlesnake to bite John
send one to bite Bill; send one to bite Sam
and, o Lord, send the biggest kind of a rattle.
snake to bite the old man, for nothing but rat.
tlesnakes will ever bring the Beaver family te
repentance p
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SIAMEsE Tw1Ns-A landlord in Boston, be-
fore receiving the Siamese Twins as guests, re-
marked that he supposed they would both wish
to occupy the same room. On being informed,
that, Of course, such would be the case, he re-
GREETED that he could not accommodate them,
as he had no room acith tlgo beds.
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Eg-FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We authorized RoBERT NJ KEARNEY r
date for the JuDGESPo the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT New
Orleans. ipp24
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gT Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
Imported JuDGEsfIP THE FIFTH
DISTRICT LDUR TIE Court which succeed pro-
teys NUMEROUS FRIENns
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RECEIpTs OF PRopUcE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ss1:
Fl. s.iA E!sss So
T. s 81 ss e e sss I'll
s5 Rss
ma bales cotton Wright Williams ose ks whss Trqsr WI
ssss
;s sss.5
Cooley esHpbs1s Do il Short asos d. cotton
sss
ss: sass q
sa s @ on ag
NasHvILLE-Per steamer Nashville bales Hill
hid. Fsssss
] $ss FL. ss.s
sss ssssss
asss is :
ii mssl Re eo-Toa cotton 4Oa bale
% Z MD;
sTs.
sse
Ply H:S. ssss
ssi ss vh
stqfss hsa potos
%ss; II s; 1Ssi fs HSis ss
Wss boxes 5 bsss II is sp
Shark Day saperio sets hoops tx md sataterlo bb
IL glassware G Moson9l7 hr gla
R II Randolph dco2o gRnchele inc Ga4eogls Cots halk
sss 'Ss sS''f
| dries order
i ST MARTINSyLLE-Pers steamer Anna so bales
hhds Belocq5o hhds Latat ChapenerO Cha
De Banc3l II W Hills leannett Srol2 Degoas Iasan
acol2 lame Mccal4 bbls moasses Hall Roia-4 pkg
hides Cestn to6 bales wool
dries . oraer-Ios 50 bales coton-I5, hhds sugar.
s sos tsSs
Plspche-ll bbs sugar Watt D
Wright Williams
| w IIlsundres I, ader-Total IS bali cotton.
ALABAMA RISERFer Pearl 337 bales cotton Cummings
Stuart Farley, ures co9 Buchanan
gram Hatche-2 Greenwood Morris &co-Sundes
$50 baas
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MJ- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
quesed by msny ROBERTS him
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
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D-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.
VIC authorized
ths JUDGESHlP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT of New
lpuua ,a,DS &c
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Ms5- FoRJUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
Wo authorized LIVINGSTON candidate
eflee Of JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS, fal ts
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~ For JUDGB OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD BARKER JUDGESHIP THE
TRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS, Court which
may succesd it under the Constitution. el 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09

Ig- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
thosed to the H. Counsel
candidate the office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
the the parish Orleans situated either ia
known denomination which tbs Legislature call it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09

Iss- Fox JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
G. NJ IMMERSION candidate for the of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which DO organized
tn Hunraan ia
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rs" ). B. CoTToN is a candidate for JUDGE OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW Or
for the Pa Of
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ny For DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ST.
FAuL is conlidae The vanained office. fell
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Ig- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL will supported for the office Of JUDGE OF
l1IE FIRST DlsTRTCT COURT Of ORLEANS, the
organized succeed the Constitution
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09

TT For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
GEQRGE W. CHRISTY candidate for the office of the JUDGE
3e OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
WHICH, CoEstltusion.
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G8- H. b. EaaLEsToN is a candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
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I0- P. NJ. BERTN, for the past fourteen
years Deputy Clerk Probate the present Second Dis
trt Court Of the said
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed
tOh1D
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ETDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE.-On the
a first day of May part first of THE POPULAR EpuGAI
will published ut No. n Spruce New York FIce cen
This will be the most comprehensive Educational Periodical ever
issued from the Press will include regular course oil
department OF knowledge introduce mo people
all the departments OF human knowledge aud afford Individual
man the means OF complete secular education
human knowledge Each number the Educator will contain
several of the departments. The Geography VIII DC
accompanied with engraved and the IN every
other department which admit of twill be by
Engavings and Drawings Nothing which artistic skill do 10
beish the several subjects, will be neglected. z
and subjects -,
LANGUAGE. This includes Language, GRAMMAR Philology
and Bellies Letres
NATURAL HISTORY. Geography Botsny, Zoology, Miner
III. MATHEMATICS Arhmslie, Algebra Geometry Menaura
". PHYSICAL SCIENCES. Mechanics stat Dynamics, iy-
drauics. Optics, Acoustics, Chemistry, Astronomy.
" INDUSTRIAL SCIENCES. Fishing, Hunting Agriculture,
Manufactures nng Metalurgy Coinlng Modes Of eonAnu-
ncuton, improyeme
VI FINE ARTS. Drawing Painting, Sculpture, Architecture,
Music Poetry, Ornamental Landscape and Gardening on-
mental Art
WI. ANTHRoPoLoGY. Man, Anatomy, Physiology.
VII. HISTORY. History, biography, Eihnoogy.
TX. PHILOSOPHY Mental and Moral Science Logic,
X PoLiIcAL SCIENCE Law Government POLITICAL Economy
II. CIVILIZATION. Newspapers Journals Lectures Learned
Societies and Institutions
Ill., MiScELLANEA. Notices Of Books Answers to eoepon
dents etc.
pear the first day Of every month.
ss ssf 4 e. IL 81 ~
Fsts IL Whslsssls asssiss eszasssi1 Esr eilssai
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Esp. s. BIRoN is candidate for the
Jni5GESiIIP OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS Court which might be created il
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NJ" Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhS
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MD- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
EOuRTMhRTIN BIACHE caaddnt. for the office Of JUDGE
or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, or Of
Court, hnt taays tRpax
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IG- WILLIAM p. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that may organized
succeed it, mh5
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Ms- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LhBUZAN Candidate CLERK the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed
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GB-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CouRT.
We nuthozld to state That Judge CANONEE
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
OF the Court which substituted the
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%ag- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am q Can
dldas for Judge Of the Fourth District Court
mill NJ. NJ, REYNOLDS,
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Ma- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILLIAM CASTELL the
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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AE- For DISTRICT ATToRSEY.-B. s. Japan
Ia acandidnte for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. uhlste
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@.g~ J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent of
the English Delivery tho City Pooee candidate CLERK
OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT mig tes
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S3-We are authorized to announce JAM
DUNLAP candidate JuDGE the FIFTH DISTRICT CoUR
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pASSENGERS

FASEENUEFS.
steamship Miss Agnes Fleming, Mrs Jsne Flew
ing children, MIR CROUCH and lady AIR Baldwin lady, Rev Nj
Case Mr. Smith Judge Buckner, W Hobby Cortn Gun
Col ADAMS Boo Sak cessn and ndy hGsstag and
Miss Webb Hubbard Mrs jas Mainland Horn Elliot
Capt Deusow ohandles Lit Davidson S NIB deck.
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Ng- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate Judge Of the First District Gor. Of Nawoeans
thu voters Of the parish of fneana JOHN c. LARUE nh7
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Mas- JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Mg~ THOMAS G. Poole is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mig I'd
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5ss~ JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh?s
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IMPORTe ...
NEW YoRK-Psr ship Creole: Assorted ndse.
NEW YORK-Per ship RnveIswood: Assorted mdse
TAMPICOPer schr Rome 50 bis sarsaparia lot Of u 10
Hart dco
HAVRE-Per ship Sarah Puringcn: Assorted mise. &g.g
GALyESTONPers steamship Perseverance, 10 bales cotton Vii
liamss do orders Mitchs-s Rugley, BaS dcos sddal
Green &col6 Rare ksol6 yeaiman &col DIys Titus Aco
Perkins Campbell co6 Smith ChaInan73 bbs moasses Hewitt.
Norton xcosundres to Kelly Couynghnm &toT Elder dco-t
Clev eandW II Letchod-Cury PersonGreen, Harding
JMeble-nnd erder-Iotal, i77 bales cotton.
PESsACOLAPer schr Shspherdels 5000 lumber order
LyERPoOLPer bark Magistrate 1850 SKIS a't Gwnrtney, Dos
well &cc.
BoRDEAuN-Per tn1k Ama: Mines brandy etc to master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-09

GEs> THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate for reelection.
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NOTICE.-A Yellow Boy Horse with N.-5>
two hind white feet brought the stable Of ne ~
subscriber the morning OF the s having been found estray
The will please call prove charges
and take away. Il. X, BONiAAIS Livery Stable,
lpyb Gravitr street.
pRIDGEWATER PAINT, Ground in Oil
Il D 200 kegs just received for sale by
G. c. BOGEkT & CO., 10 Camp street,
H Agents for the States Louisiana Aba Mississippi and
Texas, : Ct