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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
cHEsArEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

The trade on the canal, as shown hy ibid coles-
tors bookslat Georgetown, for the pas week has
been good, though below what would have been ne
case but for the late strike aaoDg the miners al
Cumberland, and small leak oqIhs eightfmile or
Seneca level. which, though trieing nitselS neees
stated drawing uf tbew water.
Here follows the trade Of HE Canal for the month
Of May last past for she articles mentioned. from
which one Is enabled 10 perceive how frEaly its
prospects are improving. aud how fair fglure IS
before III. ##
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Mlz.linsbtlrr a.
JOINT WORM.

This enemy to the wheat crop is supposed by -sope
Of farmers, to have made its appearance in Loudou
We had left at ear Office this week. by r. J.. r.
White, ESQ.,, several stalks3of wheat, taken from his
fefl, which were literally destroyed bya worm which
entered the stalk at the second joint from the head
The worm which we discovered in one Of the stalks,
was about inch in length, dark and white striped
and moved like what commonly called de .measur
ing worm" Some who profess to know something Of
the nature q this wor assert that the one left with us
is too large forhe real q joint worm Whatever may
be their opinon. know the worm entered the stalk
>, the joint, and completely destroyed The wheat We
should be adtoiearn something Of the nature Of this
small but terribleonepy efthe wheat crop Hash'n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

SERrovs AccIDKSr.-In this place on Wednesday
night, man by the name Conoy, and his wife cane
near losing thelr lives from an explosion Of cam
phine. He adpurchased barrel on taking it to
his yard he discovered that il contained portion
Of Oil which he drew in crock His wife TO ascer-
tain the quantity, approached the crock with can
die when the fiiid ighited communicating with the
barrel It exploded with loud report. A stave or
part of the harrsl struck Mrs Conoly ON the head,
cutting the scalp loose from the side and leaving the
skull bare. She had prompt medical attendance apd
the wound is not supposed to be very dangerous
unless inflammation Of the brain should be caused BY
the shock Airaeulously, Mr.. 0onolN escaped unhurt
We refer the accidentas another Karning to those
Who viii use this dangerous fluid
FIfgrffas6urr Republ;c11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

M Henry Maxwell, ofthis place who has been
few weeks on the rzilroad as brakeman, lost.his
right hand BY an accident Ehich occurred At Green
Spriag Ran qn Monday 1ast In attempted 10 get
from train he jumped into a cattle stop as anoth-
er train was coming and b some means getting his
on the track Il wasso badly crushe By the wheels
as to require apspptatiop Ills ffels have been TO
see him. and state that be Is doing as well could
be expected under the circumstances
[1l1finsbHrg Rspubiicdn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Hkls ys.ns ssstlknaa. stses q VIZ. y. icnAIoHlII.
Esl = ID eo.atrsl rrised hone yesterday evening
tsn wei Po.s, wkst.he hls js.t graduated Out of
= 49, = - yr1asaies. ~ stood No 2 He = young
eslGl.n1l = fns promise n exev respect he = DOT
yst1l gesss = go, We eangrn,nlaie him uPea rs
Airk pseitcn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

$780,, ~ so.r 4 he midst Il tkeir wkeathar
49, NJ crop. wiss fsu ssxrspucns' !. an .sraani
-. Es6n ihestsEy dfy sd warm ueashers enI-sym-
-sl,-s - ;.l iks harvest h.nlsz Tie ssrnssshcssh
"a ~ es,se = undA y ned q AK estre trust
~ ~ so>a - krnra Nish sF,nklinf zhopFss. qPoa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
AseeHSiag T,sade.
Mr.. 1874.
Dsseeading Trade.
Mar l953
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
OFFICIAL YoFE.'

Wehave at length obtained the Official vote Of this
Distrist. The Sheriff. Of theCOuutes composing the
district met in Winchester % Friday week, compare
the polls, and the following statement taken from
the Poll Boos as they were there presented and fur
asbed to US " the Sheriff Of thiSCoanty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
: FIISIt FIrS I'd Us -.

PERSONS who ard aborng hnser this distressing nal.
ady win find tle FElfEIdBf.I1 K4siLEp I9tt
PILLS 10 be the eAlg retedEessr discovered for csr>
ing Epilepsy Falling Fits Those ps possess spss
cifc action On the nrrfous system and although they
arcpfeparcd especially fcr the parpasa tcnrina ITS
they will be found III especial beaet fol 81 persons al
ctca with weak Htrycs Dir whdse nervuns. sysem has
been rosrated Or sha tered fros any cause Whatever
Price s pen hox, or twu baxes for T. Persons out
Of thk cry enclosing remittance, Will have the pills
sent thca Through tc naII free 81 postage. For sac
BY SETH S. llANdE. los Baltimore street. Baltimore.
Md to ho orders fron, al parts ef tke Union mus
be addressed, post paid. Oct. I, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
b ed.

II this town, tuesday he 2lst asiart aicr pza.
trdced illness Of oasumption which he hafe wkoat
complaint, sirs MARY HOOPER, reliets6T tac Ials,
Abraham Hooper. u Alarthshhrg. il theSish. year 81
herage
At N residence near Ieexb,rx on tae 18th inst.. J.
BIB A.iSllkW BENERLY IN The a5th veg Of his age;
IN Saturday lith Instant Of csoap atleH very brief
i.iness SMITH MILLER son az Joha q Il. and Hes
S.r j. Nasenboush uf Martinsburg. aged years, ~
moaths and ~ days.
On Sunday, 18th instant. MARIA ,ARSItTT. dangh.,
ter Of Mr. A and Mrs Olive E NfigAt Of iIaEperss
Ferry, aged years and iaahlhs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
commissioners Sale DC Land,

TT NDER the authority and direction Of decree
~ of the Cifesit Saperor Cont if Law and
Cnaacery for jefferson County, reralerea atIrhsi
last term oil said Coait.Ithe Undersigned. as Com.
msssoners Of The Court will osier Eas sale beipse
The door OF the CehIl-Ifonse III Jefferson caunt, .
oa Monday, 5ia div ofiAagjlsE acrt Curt Day j
the u,tlnmtnt3 no r.s.fr- III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
4 COOP UNCONSTITUTIONAL coNyEN-
TI0N.s.

a Convention Of the Editors IN the State of Conncct
cut was hed;at New Haven " ednesday last. More
than thirds If the papers nsthc State rcprA
sen.ed An associaiica was formed under The Nance
the Connecticut Newspaper Association, forthe pur
pose OF establishing harmonious social and business re-
latishs between the members Of the craft and TO pre-
serve and enhance the dignity Of the profession Reso
utpns were passed the effect that obituary notices.
resolutions, &c exceeding FIVE lines length, should
be paid for at not less ihaa regular advertising rates.
gaipst selecting exclusive advertising agencies; and
that editorial notices to promote priv interests, reset
lutons OF societies, &C., should invariably be charged
fa-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

c. DR.. Samuel h Martin. one Of The msst experiea-I
ccd ii the Medical Facnltf ii the dry ii Baltimore
WRITES 81 S'FABLERsS ANbDTNE CHERRY EX !:
PEcTORANP and Of S.rA8IERsS lfIAkRfICEAs
CORDIAL, 81 have carefully exapinef the eompo.
neut parts of them, and fnd them beth v,nahle com
pounds the doses safe ana consistent k ihccai prae
tcc aud 10 not hesitate ID rccomlnvad tslcf. See
advertisement in smother column sSs.k
Juue Sim. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
0J1fae Ssr Foik. Post IS rcsponEible % DC foi

oJsThe SsI York Post Is responsible for thc fol-
lowing and Notwithstanding The AItat our friend
Douglas it is too goo.t be lost rstieularly as We
have been requestei 70 give It place SPirz
Beverly Tucker Of Firginiais said to have projee
led new Democratic pcpcr 10 be published in w ash
ingf0n CITY. ifhe viii say once d week as good q
thing aghe saii ito Douelas just befrs the Heeiing
of tic Baltimore Convention. we viii guaranty his
snccesS The little giant MAS lust thea uannflc-
turing friends IS fast he could aid vas willing 70
ercsyb5dy. Sfrnicfing Ilp q Tucker one day, and
thtDuing his arm fAminrIT around him be sid
We'll, friend Tucker, what can I do for 700 p
When you are elected President said Tucker
come upsto ne in this way and ! viii tel fou-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

L. -
/. '1e MS sne HtNlse ron q senl III minls,er
q Us oo-pei q ~ felikipuS rcksnssIon ID rhf1h
you have allaehci roarsef. ~ II ~ I,r1.4naII1,
yon should not hele1t Is anr ,eIis;a.'.
send ior Tie ninisirf 75r oreftr n, ~, ~,
3 go4 VIA ne prpnsfs q he Bible; wiz pray Win
zen znd g. yoa VII iasigutf ycu, 9i ass 81 ard
gnl!e zen ~ ~ important work 10 which youf az
trniion + diiecisd. Mofe, weak MORALS CANNOT Is
l2f sArn ofhsf Duty % yoa suggests The pruprie-
g. osssIssnkIsna. y ~ Judgment ihere>ls 20
IeAson 70 sepf4se ne Executive will inltrbuSe n
your behalf I hfsitalsd and doubted uheihef /
snouN ~ so-treiection satisfied ne lhn,ao fer
hear ne remark would be cruelty d Won. i, i
made with ihs sole obiect of preventing your mind
ron being Distracted BY deinsire hopes The
great perhars 1he only duty that you are now re-
quIed % peri1rm II this life i 10 fr eath
u II full and faithful discharge / give YOU nv
patipg eounstltc devote every enersv ii YOUR BODY
and naind- iinrHedia;ely and uneeasinsly.
~ + nov ny painful duty 10 pronounce The sen
tener ~ me Law upon y6u for The crime whereof
You hare been convicted. The sentence Il mai
you BE hanged hy the neck until yoa are dead. and
thai the Marshal tor the District Of Columbia DO
on peril Of what may fall thereon. cause execution
gPsihls Judgment % BE made and done 1pon YOU
soas tbe seronf dhg Of September next between the
hours of9 O'clock % the forenoon and 10 oelotk N
noon Of the saIfe davs thatyou be nov taken frcua
hence 20 The ial OF Washiugion county ID The Dis
tfict AZ Coluhbla, from whence yon came, there Is
b. el0seIy KEEP, pnsil he DAY Of execulion ara Ga
he d1J OF execution appointed as Aforesaid fcu
TO Sc tAsu % he place cf execution, according
The provisions o The act Of Congress az 25tA Ianu-
AIRY, 1853 there 10 be hanged aforesaid until you
are dead.
I" III closing Ibis solemn scene. Iearnestly pray
that Almighty God 10 His infinite goodhess have
mercy on yonr boul.n
The prisoner listened aiieniively 10 the reading
Of the sentence, ana did moi appear 10 Be as much
affected by The most ndiferent spectator in the
eourtsroom. HoEever, his reflections now, ia the
nigh, season especially, cannot fail to impress him
deeply with mere feeling than be exhibited during
lie progress Of his trial. He is probably aheu, for
y-two years " age, and Of genteel and Intelligent
aonearance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
MOST VALV.ABTE t,AND.

N JsIiefson County, The pFopeFly q SAMUEl. STRis
DER vz: rraftui L.apd tantalhfng 421 4 CHE.S.
3 ROODS AND 10 ROLES, of ifst-rate Land.
lying on Elk Branch. and composed u several par
GELS, all adjoining. This tract may BE- sold ID par-
cefs or jn one body-if divided, The lines Of iyi-
sionwill be made known Dn the day III sale Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
ALS0-ANOTHEIt TRAtr. called

GERS VI Ju Que po0Y II ulFlGed, tee lines OF a1Yf-
sionEwili be made knoMp, on the day ui sale.
---4-
ALS0-AN0THEIe TRACT. called SAMUEL
SFatpER'a Furnace Fadni. etintaEpirg a67 Al
CRE.S. L RGOD4AsND % POLES
OF this, a portion has been laid OH into lots on
the Potomac River andinI that form Gill be sold
the whole tract is very valuable. A surrey OF ih.s
whole has lately been fnade and psal IL il and
lis divisions for sale as wed as al lis first irac
has been made auJ,can be seen Ii ans time al tbs
ofiiee Of Wm g. WorIhibglpn
The lands offered for sale under his notice, are
believed 10 lie equal i'll quality and Value 10 any
lands in this counsv anil lhe portions cr lots on tho
Potdmac River, afford IsullabIr and advantageous
positions 81 trade 10 metkhandfze and agriculis-
rai products. s@
- TERMs nF SAIAs-Onelt onrth Of the purebase
money eash-the balaHceIin egnal iHstahnenis. Of
one. two and three YEATS. lTam ting day of sale,
with interest.-Phe defer1ed payments TO be seruf~
ed by the bonds III theplrchascrs. with approved
personal >ecuriiy-andf Re lille WITHHELD as addi-
tiona security until The deferred payments are
made. WM. Ct W0RTHINGTt N,
WILLIAM LUCAS.
EnMINNh TEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Commi sAOnersY Sale Oh Land.

JOHN Byers and others,
dgdina -
John o. Walper. d.
Jacob Myers,
egdinst
The same.
John Hamm and pliers,
against
The samea
A. p. Dand1idge's Ex'f.
Sg4irs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

VERY LIKE AN ELOPEMENT.--David Hoffman
has lodged complaint in the First District Police Office
charging Edward Martin and his reputed wife with having
In October last stolen from his residence In Indiana his
daughter three years Of age free mulatto bound girl
II years age sos in money and furniture of the value
of $500 The accused admitted to bail in the sum
$500 each appear for examination the ID of June
ATTEMPT TO STAB. -- Joseph Hagan stands
charged in the First District Police-olce with having
attempted to stab George X Bsrrows at the of An
nuneaton and Poeyfarre streets Sunday night. He
is to be examined on the 9th prox.
INoUEsT.--An inquest was held yesterday on
the body of Auguste Pare free Of color found float
ing in the river Verdict Suicide by drowning" We
noticed this suicide few days ago The deceased had been
arrested in the Third District the charge of killing
man but had been discharged there being testimony
against him 1t that the disgrace of the arrest
preyed his mind that he became frantic and put
end TO his sufarings by a voluntary death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31


Tuesday Morning, May 81, 1858.
coTToN-The demand was limited yesterday, and the
sales reached barely 1000 bales Prices unchanged:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ..... 6HG0 tx Middling Fair. II 1zO11I
Ordinary ..,..... n Fair. .......,.... ID
Nddling 49,. a!4O10id Good Fair. %
Good Mddling.. .1O2si0l1a lGood and Fine.. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMENr.
Stock on hand Sept 1852 49,. 1892 1874
Received since. 49,. i $50 907 $3.50
yesterday. 25s5--1ea8442 28a=57 500
le42@4 1856
Exported TO date. .. 1,490,167 $3.50
= yesterday. 2o53-l49222o 2236=-40Soe
Stock on hand not cleared. 1908. $3.50
TOBACCo-The market was very dull and the only
of any moment that heard of ID hhds at
53s and . at 714e Ii.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-There was a fair demand
for Sugar with sales Of 800 hhds at od4 q Id for Fair
to Fully Fair .. Molasses lower aud 800 bbs
disposed of at l4a15e = gallon for Fermenting and
7O1s4e for Reboed the sales including go bbls good
Reboed at l5e, and 100 Prime at 1916. =.
FLoURBut little Offering and sales limited to 300 bb
Iowa from store at 81 0a aud few small lots Of st Louis
| at - 2oNgs4 25 p bb
| GRAIN-There a active demand for Corn with
sales Of 10000 sacks Of which 6s5O in lots at 50
50 and 300 yellow and 500 prime White at $40 4 bushel
| PROYISIoNs-The principal sale Of Pork that no
tced was so bbls branded Mess at SIS 90 2 Dbl Bacon
unchanged Sales 2j casks Ribbed Sides in lots, at
= Clear at s4 and 20 casks Shoulders at 5ass z IT,
Lard advanced and 900 kegs Prime sold the Leyee at
| BAG p lb.
| CoFFEE-There more inquiry with sales of 1900
bags Rio Of which 1879 at s ass and $50 (he residue
Of the John Garvers CARGO in several lots at o. 2 Ii
| BAGGING-About $50 bales India Bagging sold on the
| I.eyee at liz cash.
LINE-Rather lower and Geo bbs Western Alton) sold
| on the Leyee at 81 30 r Dbl
| WHIsKY-l20 bbls Raw were taken at q ~ "A gallon
| FREIGHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool at l7s Cd
for Tobacco shipments Of Cotton for the
port at 9-16d,
| Northumberland limited at quotations
5tcrhg .lVs;i I W.
s'1I lOitbo ~ Il
New York Sixtyday Bills .........l 46Dl5s p ct disc
Sight Checks on New York parED "A p Ct prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

ERATES "A most handsome assortment OF
N Crates which offer
MoRTCING MACHINES improved pattern which
he attention Of Builders particularly called rrs
STORE bOOk other LOCKS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS
ctr ana N''-''''' 80 N%commisscn principles.
IUREES 4 CO. 81 and 81 Circrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

Bteh N bOatt,
George Collier, Gosee nom 81 Louis.
Chas Bilcher Harrington, from st LOus
Princess, Holiness from vi ksburg.
Anna No 2, I.abarhe, from St Martnsville.
Farmer Branienhurg, from White
CleonR Newton, from Jefferson.
Towboat sek, Sole from the Passestowed down and TO
ysth inst, bark Harriet and Martha.
Towboat Hsess Pennegar the down and 10
ship Northern Cbefand Muy-bo'up
Marths Washington, scir Syringe.
Towboa Porbose Brown from the passasowsd down and to
22d inst, ships LoulsansGa and Rebecca-eAne light.
Towa Ocean, Chapman from the Pnsowed down and
2ih inst ships Tseyrand and Body, brig Cowseomo
I0ht
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FAsH I
PEI ship Martha Washington; 20 in stssrnge


khune-..--,.....l2li
fstl ..-.....,....lA,1
soiwsy....,.....1@d d.
Nesia.-.s.-.... 80
VIM ' bowen lid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

NEW YORK May 23 .CoTToN-The market favors
thu buyer On Saturday POO bales sold at the fol
lowing quotations
tlnrtlr. Florida, Oil.FI1 Pts
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S.lnnN IN CASH or 300 Acre. oil Land.

SsVAAA IN CASH or 800 Acres of Land.
40 lNbSDpRAFFLEl RAFFLE!, To off on Tie first
Junr.Ih $50 kaf Of PLANTATION OF goo ACRES and
Tie STOCK TRADE OF MILLINERY STORE leng rearl,
close requested apply
TWENTY PRIZES amounting 70 $4,000 TWO DOLLARS PER
CHANCE
~ ID addition Twenty Pze arranged that every
person taking will prE-. Also the hgaes viii
now be the choice OF the LGnd 0 Sll0t in cash. .-.-
Chances taken at j. JOHN sONS
Ivee Furth Bct tae lafayette
ard SAM JACKSNS ,toune and p
Sample the GaOls the HAT Store, No. 1853 Posaa
street Orleans, where ChAncrs likewise be taken.
t rock the Millinery yaded at Su1 spi consists
Piano Forte SIX Ql three yards tqisr aud made Of n
ribbons; splepiiI sir Dress Patterns; MautIls handsome
trimmed Ladies Boanr latest stye'of SE satin, Tuscan, lta
suaw etc Cudrcn's Gypsy Flss u trimmed Iibbohs tlowe
Feathers nlNHh el
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

sr IOTTIg-peT st.onT f,.o CrI- D g tona ran 4
sbuIz rim haf. b.f,u
va Krunsit Dir Ieo- 30 ks bu,tar Il en olG Lss d r
EAyau 6coIO Lyman Scott Ecogs bbls whisky LaD
hemp PerIIn Cnnpbal bales hay Water
Camden pes haggng Hewitt Morton Sros,
aka Duhaa4ls 10 70 keEs batter ooks r 4
keo-it hhds ohaceo W Ral noa84 90 Eeppe,t Sr.s 5
ba cotton Yatman DO 81 hAts 6bare6 Iurner Wilson co
do II bales cotton Levy Cade-s do Ind Tobacco W risps
do DO Sasry Campbel-i2d5 short &7oIO do .,andsr wi.
Ains AeslO Mitchell acn3 30 p-Vrau laeh.tt-l q A q
bales tirsgo AowayiiJ do ri
.rsoD FowIyr kro9l Bradley Wilson sro-4 BulIt MILF In
81 Gerry Mcpherson Wa$d 81 q Cromwell
6oys do
swey Green seo-i9 : " owe am Dong tto Geo Fos
yer 'o NJ cooper is' tas eo'oa ~ hads tobaee
ST LOUIS-Per Chas Rslcaer.
42a Price Geo-g53 7 Eicr sso;o
tale. Emp Coanely rope Batnhd 90 20 lF.Tk
Campbell bits Uglsby Aaaulsv-l52
lard W Wricdeol3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

BREMzNPer ship Jas Hmes 7Is hhds tobacco 10000 STAY

box.
BRAZOs ST ILGO-Pe sr Ed BanArd 10 hhd tobacco 80 b
% 81 do liquor bills -four ~ DO ole $50 bs wine ~ do 40 d.
candles 800 paper e5 bags coffee AT pks inase
BORDEAUX Per bsfk san Pa0la 10000 slaves.
LvERPOOL-Por ship Inrnat0na bales hhll
obaeco-e50O
BoRpEAUXPer ship Chs "copper" 41O slsve 900 kgs lard
ASTwEBPPer slip M9untanseri $50 bal bids
bareo 1870 btlyes.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFIcR OF THE DAu.Y GREscfTr, |
Tuesday Morning. May 81, 1853 !
CJ,EARrD yEavEUnAy
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6UNDRIES-

SUNUKIES-
- PORT wINE-60 Il dozen eaeh) Howard March Co.
SHERRY is cases q each) Ronaro Pale sheriyi
WHSKY-4O Old Monongahsa 10 close conaignmenti
ANISETTE-40 cases.
DEAIJoHNs-one, two three and five gallons French
LONDON PoRTER-s0 casks;
n,vao m " s. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

NSs- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk OF the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candida reelection
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

8ss> JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

Hss- FRANCOIS BOULIGNY is u candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Election third MosDLy 10 June.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

Hs- WILLIAM P BEDLOCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that be organized to
succe ii mh5 tE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

Ns- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Justices Court Election, Monday IN No
yembeI next, myl0 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

RsS~ Messrs Editors Please announce me as
CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY, nhs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-31

RS~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clark the Fifth District Court NswOreans which he la
6ed for the last years. offers himself for tn
CLERKSiP Of said whatever
be changed to- felt I'd
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ELECTION NOTICES.

G3~ J, G. PoISDEXTER, Superintendent Of
English Delivery in the City Postce, candidate for CLERK
OF TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT, mhs te-
Esfs~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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Ns- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT mh95
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


Monday Evening, May 3d. 1853. !
Arrived 40 head Of Beef Cattle go Hogs and sheep 20
Cows and 100 Calves and Yearngs But few good Beeves
are left on sale but fair supply of other stock Offering
at quotations
PRICES
BFEF CATTLE (Fine to c. West'n). sls6-e q fb net
(Te1as) ...............5 1aG7e q ID net
Hoes ..otstOl& v 10 net
SHEEP (Western) ,...........p . VufnS . W e nthu
MncH Cows.................s2 5 0Oi0s55 90 q head
C.LyEs AND YEaRiiNGs. 0OG3Sl2 90 p head
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A ~CANAL STREET. -Ha IL
ICE-ICE-ICE.

kCE! ICE-J. STAFFORD 4 Co. Wholesale and
ICE Eysian Fields opfosits
outchaan Railroad side No. i5s Old LSe
No. "a Ieboupou No New Leves street, No. 50 New Lsves
SIS Tenouponlas No. ISL Leves
Ice Houses between Ninth and Harmony ssr-es Fourth Dis
is-I
Il CE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
& LIST MAY. sa1 P. W'I. NEY CO. 81 Camp mhs&
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Aa- For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
SAAuE. c. RISK candidate 70
CLERK OF TEFFTH DISTRICT CoGRT, whatever Court III
3ame he chs Dp.dt lplS tie