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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

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sneoxe plsTRIer couRr }sgGeEssIoN OF ALICE n. Ro-
Of New Orleans. BERT widSg S Of f 4: s-o " foREE
WHEREAS, Chs. A. Conrad has petitions
Of The ats Alice Robe widow %
Notice hereby given TO ~ whom may concern, show
cause within ten days whythe prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
GUsTAvE MoREI, Deputy Clerk.
HosSss 9gs q Dc GE 4
ssas aae pstld9 Ia 6oaf fsasf do5sn 5eitfss
veaSe De A. W porss' dscddGe inteaie Wv 1N''' .'0'
Avis est e present donne celia pept
quelles ne sorait pas fa droit la dte petition
ni7 II Is ~ : w. GusrAvE NoREr4 pepute arenier.
aeH Rs5SS 9sss S SOLOMON
w EREAs, Caroline ,Aarons, wife Of. $.
traon tie late solomon sobs deceased in
Notice is hereby given to ali whom it may concern 10 show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
G. MoREI4 Deputy Clerk
DEgxIEaE Corn pE DsrRlor sUcGEssIoN DE SOLOMON
4 ISSpIS i os 5AeoBsNo lgs
&c 7 sigss ns Rs'io7 IA eon % Ht d. ss ea
Avis present dome tous cue
sies ssrs pss ait dro il sits petition pe~'
nl9 % 28 G. MORgf, Dfputa Greiier.
SECOND DISTRICT oouRra SUCCESSION OF ALEXANDER
OF New Orleans,s W, PARER.-Ne. I7,3 ,32O
WHEREAS, Chas. A. Conrad has petit
s the
Notice is hereby given all whom rnty concern, show
within days why the prayer the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
G. MoREIs Deputy Clerk.
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A TTEENT1U que Ghns. A. Conrad IN pre-
"A senis petition In Conr efet d'obenir Let
IL Administration Ia succession de Aexindte W
Porte, decide intestat--5 "
Avis est par le donnd tous que celia peut CON
d'ayoi dGduire our raons pour lea
qnees il ne serait pas fait drot la de petition.
Par ordre dc Ii Uour.
nl9 Is 8 G, MoREID Daputt Grefssr
NLARET TWINE............cLA Ep WINE.
Eight casks good hoded CLARET WINE of direct fmnort
ton. for sale al moderate prices by - po
asS II BAREI.Id CO.. sl cOnu1sa street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
NEW ORLEANS, July Is, 1860.

NEW ORLEANS, July 16, 1860.
~ '-S of the City of New Orleans
FEsAE undersigned owners Of real estate
fronting street. from Canal street to Caron-
dele Walk respectfully pray ordinance resolution be
pased according to law for the sale Of contract make
brick Sidewalks borered and wooden CUTTERS
johnson street, from Canal street 10 Garondelet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

u and popular Family Medil
Druggists aud Dealers st Propr
General Depo, Special Agsnc
New Orleans, La. 4-
@ @ PEEaiIFUdES,
Ninsg's Canadian,
SBAln's, " M@ u@
= Perry's Decd Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
( =@ ksrl's, mr n m.N
> A. FRhnest0ck's.
MeTiean's.
BALSAM AND G@UaHREat
EDIEs.
Wistar'H B,,lsam OF Wild Cher
Hgstifg's Naptbs, = .@@5~5
Sharman's BalsAIn,
BHchAn's Hungarian.
pasis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sheuck a Pulu.dnic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrnp,
BaFtholgmew's = EzpudtorRnt,
iails BaisGTn,
swayul's Syrup1f Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Feutpral,
raJlar's Baisani Liyefwort,I
Jayueis ExpectDranI,
Wiper's k.iecAmpaine,
goFef's Liverwprt and Tar,
Mrs. Gartiinsris lIiyerweft,
StGiieyts Cherry ExpectJrant /,
London'a IudiAn do
81. Roses do
McI.eants Strengthening Cor
dat, MM. ~.
sARsAPaAR1,LAs.
Dr.. 1sha BHll's, S
s. +. fpwnseGdis, Z.=
ZHgnds'a,
@ Old Jacob Tewnsendts
Carpenters
Hyneeap's,
= Shakers, z.z.gz WA
GraifenbsrgR,
. az" BFigtol's,
tsuysotpB Yellow Deck.
PIHsTfRS,
Woll's Strengthening, W.
jew David or Hebrew
Badeau's, e
ZaZ Knapp Indian
Aleock's Posous,
Gridifthis Adhesive, s
H9lloway's Arniee
=fIINTMENTS.
MoBean's Volcanic Oil Lin
ipeut.
DR.. Sweets. $
AozIcan Mustang,
Farrell's arabian
Butler's Nerve and Bone, $
HUNTS,
HAyer's, "5
WadswoTthis Rheumatic,
Tobias's venitian,
Howe'a Nerve and bone,
Kellingeris,
Gardeners.
Z BnrtineiB Horse
Merchants Gargllng,
Cherokee, ".lz
=..==z.-=== Jayneis.
. AaUE REMEDIES, etc.
0sgood,s Indian Chogogua,
Stephens Compound.
RoWand's Tonic Mixture, g
Smiths Tonic Syrup, =lM=
Wynkoopis Tonic,
speed's Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0zENGES. @
sherman's Cough and Worm,
BryRn's Pnln1onic Wafers,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry's Tricopherons,
liyoD's kathairon,
Bufnett's Coeoaine,
Boyle's Hyperion Fiuid, My
Fhalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Ilondon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Baxel's Eau IIustIale,
0ldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways CiFcassian BALM.
PANAOEAS.
Swainas HoueIi's,
Gulleu's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALYES.
DRlly's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor HellowaY,s Ointment
AeAlIister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor's
Pile,
Gray'B Harrison's Specific.
5Trask's Magnetic, Judkin,s,
London'sal ll-Healing, Russia.
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phmnix, Blaks'g Aro-
matte,
Old Sachem. =1g45
DR.. j.. Bovee Dois'.
HfbbaTd's Wild Cherry, Y
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable D dyspepsia
: vANDERFEER,s SO
z9- Druggists and Merchant
articles contained in the above {
vantage by calling or sending t
DO found tho most extensive asso
MEDICINES in the United s
Please address, j. VI
GENUTNE sT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

EPAvE DU QUATRIENIE EDIsTRICT,-ua a
~ sa conda au depot des dpayes du Qnareme District rue
dc Ahneneiaen, entire Fayenue Washington 1t Sxiene
CONNIE epave--
Une Chevre brun foncs noe ayan une corde an cou
Trois Ghevres brnn ella ayant noire le dos
81 les dts aninanA sont recame dams oprs
rais lis yenlus penchere puhlque dit pot
le sAHEDI "a de novemsore 1860 d 10 heures A. NJ
C. L FAYSSOUX
Deput4 Gommissare des Rues.
Npnvaie Orleans. 20 D2 A.
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g3ORIIszrE49EE4 4ER---OFFlCTAL.

COMPTROLLER ER---OFFICEAE.
CoMPTRoILEg'S OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans July 7. 1855.
mo. 2129.1
2 Es0LVRiD, TyllsS the Comptroller 'lss os and
Standing advertisement official Journal that in accofdance
With the ninth section Of ordinance No l442 spproved March
M 1854 the Council viii pay any bill against The city unless
onaeted undar anhoy Of order from the Comptroller n
accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
Fsignedl L 4. TRACY,
President Board Of AssistNl. Aldermen.
TSignedl L. II. PLACE,
6ls President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved april 5s 1875.
isignsd JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the ocals the city and the public
psctfaily called TO THO foregoing reso ntion.
", DUPLESSIS
jy16 If Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

slx1ExE eoqR pE DISTRICT 1LA VILE DE IA NIL, NILE
- " ! WALKER--No. sT25
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie IL yente
Ia moi gdresss par Honorable SNieme Gouf de Dsct
de Ia -Ors&n aare edessns procdderhi h
LINDI e "a de dtcembre 1850, midi, ttB6tel de Ia
Cts rue CUm1ne les u Camp des Mags=
sins Ia pubqne adjudication de Ia propfite don't
suit In description, saynir-
l. DEUX TERRAINs ddsiEnes paf les Nos ct situes dams
QuAeut Distict dams ley borne par les ST. David
Ibefte Premiere BenSene chac 30 pnds de
aace Ia Premiere lu1 pets de prpiondepr lie No
orme fAngs dos Premiere ct St David, et 100
pieds lie face rette dcrHi6re
3 DEUS TEaRAINs, dtsgnHs par esHos 2S Il a, pgant
chacnu 26 pied8 face Ia St. David 5G pad de pro-
ondEur DenN tertahs, designs par es Nos II el u
ayan caeun e ped de face a rue lefe, r l3q pes de
pf0eudenF dix degnts par les Nos. l9 H. b
l6 II Is 10 ~ q ct 22 cacnn 2gPeds Dc face "a rue
Dauxiee Ga psds de nfoondeur, le &oI3 farmaut angle
de- DeHxisme lbes ayant ~ pieds de face Ia
DeuXame 100 ped de poioudear ct face a Lbere
SaIaie dans l'aIafrt c dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de rehabilitation.
r. 7, PARKER,
n23 df7 "a Sheriff de III Pnrosse dsOrldans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
STREET COBl'NER--OFFIClAL

STREET COMoN ER--OE'EACEA
FlIRsT DISTRICT PoUND.-gVas brought
10 The First District Pound, Dryaaes street, between
Girod and Julia streets
One old Cart No. 2559.
Which claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon pad will be sold at public apc0n at said Pound on
SATURDAY, November "a, lSG0 at 10 o'clock, a. NJ
New Orleans, November q, 1860.
q. /. FAYSS0pX, D'ty Street Commissioner
Registered November 20 ls50.
Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
'sa.s
SHERTFFS SALES.

FounTn psTnicr oouRr} CRY Or NEW ortEANss n i. w.
nf Nav Orleans I J.J. M0NrF0RD NO S,d2a, j
INV V1RTUE of !, writ of Geri faefas to
D mo directed BY Inc Honorable the Fourth District Court
n Ss Orleans III the entitled cause VIII proceed 70
se nj nubie auction the City Hotel Common street. 20,
t,geen Camp and Magazine streets on FRIDAY INC xsd
div of November 1860 at IL O'clock MI e toHoWHs as'
seribed property, TO Wit ,4,,,.,,, ,,..,., l., .t =
SECOND Detrjst Of tAs city, in tbs square No. 81 bounded
by Mum ST. Ann Daarhfh ahd burgundy Streets said lot M
nf feet more or less Main street by Sixty
four feet more er To- depth 1hr whole as Viii more aily
appear by reference The Assessment o o 'u bsv neu
III fhe office Of ttge TfeashTsr o. hls Guy 49,
Together with all the buildings and Improvements teteon
Sci9ed IN the above suit.
TBRMS-4tash the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
NEW ORLEANS, July. l6, 1860.

NEW ORLEANS, July. IT, 1860
70 the Honorable the Common Council
rTSIYIa undersigned, owners OF real estate
fronting Prelf street, from GaHal street r. GaEondeet
Walk respectfully that an ordinance or resolution be pSe
dewal horlered by cubstoues and wooden gne both
e OF eur sttee Canal Street GArohdelet Walk texs
cept where sidewalks have already been made W The ogefs
F II. W. side. S, E Side.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

The following resolution, accompanying the first
part Of the going report, WAS read twice and
adopted ate lnles being suspended, and was, on
nsoton, sent g she Assistant Board to be ceneur-
red ID:
lselutis shp Aay9Etc notice in the Official
te couaril 10 esise So An
tsaw be Ndersd sies
eas; Msssrs. Cox. DeIaharre, Forstall Harris.
sen. 10Teari Story and syitz--7.
The second portion of the foregoing report rala.
tive To the filling oI ST. Josephine street with dirt
was, na noziont adopted,
The following resolution Of this Board was laid
on the table as recommended in the third part Of
the foregoing report:
sssel ssIea episFEag 90 sarseyps to I'll Iaulsnt aaa
lssyaA+es s1sesss Il tae HtrSeF Crude
The following resolutions, adopted By the Assist
ent Beard, were conenrrsd in, as recommended in
Slse foregoing report
sl.e siaileattan JATl1s fasn
End making brick baplaefes On the
ssf q sast ffcm kplanade ST. Bernard
ks4A<1.
fTeas Mesags. Cog, DeIabarfe, FersLsH, Har-
xIss1n; M0rean, Stnry and Wiitz--7.
fes1lno antsolz5lns Comptroller saiI contract,
zisT csge, 70 tie lowest beder for cleaning the
sHsi Caisi sest GfaSh1res Hagen
Yeas Messrs. Cox, DeIabarre, Forstall, Har-
f;ssona MoEsau, Story and Wiltz-7.
rezeasieE apfsor1E DE adjudication Of contract ts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NorEn1Ls. oe1nANs. is inlllst 1880.

A isHouorable Congel Comnun de Ia Souyelle oreans
I ES soussignes, proprfetaires sur LII rue
Cana Chemiu Garppdse respect
neuement emapdent contomemtat Ia io crdeBne ia Sene
dim coura DOnr ion de banquetes en- bques aEee
eres de bourcs ct ligoeis he les deux cotss de "
rue Prieur dee rue du Canal Chen Caoudee eNeptant
cellgs al "a faites par les propr6taFesl r., 80. : u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
rLARET WINE............oLA LAR tsT WINE.

ton. for sale al moderate prices, by et"'
ass II BAREI.Ii L CO., ,6l cOmnsa street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
EpAyE DU DEUxIEmE D1srRrcT.-n

IA etc conduit depot da Deuxieme District
cognure Bienyille ct Galvez, cOmme epaye-
Tn Cheyal brn CLAIR les ambes la cFinere la
banes naraud Ia hanche ganche dune mexcsne
ttopi9 u jamie de deyant denviron ~ mains de haut
Une 5ument saure, les pieds de derere biauc raie
blanche Ia face cicatce poitra denvron l5 mains
! de haut.
| ressenhlant a o.
81 les dts anina7 pas recam&s jours
les fras pRyes, lis renchere pubique
dit depot 10 JEUDI % de novere 1850 10 hedes A. NJ
/ j. MILTON RELF, GomInssaire rues
Nouyelle Orleans, y 1860 n23 2a 26 27 90
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
KespeaEfiiiIy snbmtfed, 77
BENZ s. HARRISON,
f. CON.
sIoREAU'

The fall6wsng ordinance, adopted BIZ the Assist
ans Board on the sd day OF A ApriI, 1860 was CON
edrsaa 81. aarar having been amended as recon-
slaAHaG dn tla foregoing report:
v{iH for aHy wagon tmbril
ssisa = over certain humber
i5Fssds ~ tlgs 98lgs
Yeas: Nesslss Cox, DeIabarre, Farstall, Har-
Fissons lMofeau. Story and Wiltz-7.
Mrs HARRISON, d behalf Of the Committee on
StEees and Landings, offered the following report,
which, vas taken ap seffdLials
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
y. Il. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parrish Of ORLEANS.

I WRIGHT IS co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
" and popular Family Medcnes which they oor supply
Druggists aud Dealers 81 Proprietos lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL and II CharTeH street,
nrtaS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

ENHIKSD DISTRICT TPOUND.-HFas brought
to the Third District Ponnd Goodchilden street, between
Giouet and Louisa streets, esray--
One sorre Mare hands high blaze face white unerlip
white hind feet and legs white small white spots the right
fore gray the Tnp the Of the tall gray
both Hanks and nnntelgibe brand the left side
One brown Cow small white spots between the fore legs,
white about the bag, ard no visible brand.
Which If not claimed within Eve days and the expenses
thereon paid will ba sold public aucou said Pound
MONDAY, November 26, 1860 at I0o'eloek 4. u.
New Orleans November 20, 1860
@. l. FAYSs0UX, Dtty Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
Clerk of Gofnptroer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

TN w i1A-5 hbls OF genuine yjntape for sai -
,I6 D. d. GRATIAA & CO..
~ Custemhouso stres.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

NouEEtAEsOELE4S l6juillet 1860
ApHonorable Consef de Vile de Ia Nouyelle Orleans
T Es soussIsnes proprietaires snr Ia rue
IL de III du C5nAi AH Chenin CardBdeet de-
rnandent dordonner yente commencement la ioi
Bour coneeon de oanquetcs b4ue5 aTc perte de
bores Ut rgoes bos les deux e0t6s de Ia John
son de la rue du Canal Gheruia Garondelet.
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ti'A'aS-''9n on 'He 'f'e ~ r PARKER.
#@.#"v. sheriff Of tho Pssh Of Orleans.

II moi adtessd mar Tonora6IS Qgsireme Gour dc sIet
de Nuuvele 0r5aaE dams slre dessg e pr9eeaesl 70
YENDREHf y ntYcbfe 1860 midi, Hotel 90 N WIG,
Commune entfs les dn Camp e ~ MAs7l.
pubigue adjudication dc 10 propFSte cont suit
| la description, sRyuiF- .,Yl,9. ., s4.s
| UN TERRAIN situ6 dams c Deu%ieme nssret dc cet,e
Vile dams Ief 81 les du Mhine sic Anne
nauphne Bougugne Ic dit terrain nesne
pieds pns gu mOius Ia dn Aaiht sur seSilie
Tnatre pieds nus Oh prooudenr Ie tout suiyant
ahrau dasscsseuen dit District depose az Bureau du IRE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

Ihohths-same as In Massachusetts. This will
preak up practice Of sending parties of wood
choppers INTO the close towns about ninety
days before elections.
DIS are before the legislature proh ting
the circulation of newspapers containing adj
Vertisements relative to procuring abortions
ana the publication of advertisements of a del.
lcale nature IN the newspapers of the state
VERMONT
ne wooden factory belonging to Scion Per
ry ana Others, IN Cambridgeport, was destroy.
Ell by IRE ON Saturday, 10th inst The en-.
tire loss will amount to S35 900, and large
number of workmen and families will ufer for
want OF employment
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the celebrated Burch divorce case, the
application of Mrs. Burch or change of ven
lie was granted at Chicago, on the 18th inst.
The trial is to come off in November, at Ma
perville, Du Page county, Illinois This is
retired locality, away from railroads, &c. &c
This will disappoint the curious and gossiping
portion of The community.
Two of Mr.. Lincoln's oxen were sold. in
New York, on Wednesday. They are of the
venerable age OF 80 years, and so must have
passed their calfhood in the days when John
Quincy Adams was president. Like tba;r fnrl
mer owner, they went well.
Constant G. Cole, one of the most estima.
bic citizens Of Eyria, Ohio, was drowned at
CurtIss, mill, in Sheffield, on Wednesday. the
ZOth' While tording the river, his horse fell
over rock INTO deep water, and Mr.. c.. being
III Top buggy, was unable to extrcate him.
sell and was drowned His body was recoy.
ereq about half an hour after the accident.
Mitchell, OF the St. Louis News, who was in
washington asking to be elected printer be-
cause OF his zeal for republicanism, is daily
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

Hon. f. A. Pike of Calais has been nomi,
mated for congress in the sixth district of
Maine Mr. Pike was the last speaker of the
Maine house of representatives, and will re-
feet great credit upon the pine tree state,
The Detroit Advertiser states that there is a
tremendous stampede of German voters in
southern Indiana and the Wabash counties in
Illinois, to the republican ranks. Almost the
entire German vote OF the country will sup
port Lincoln and Hamin before the canvass is
over.
The republicans of eastern and central New
York are organizing campaign clubs with great
activity, and are bringing many effective
speakers in the field. Owen Lovejoy of Iii.
nois addresses the republicans of Hudson this
! Monday evening.
When Mr.. Lincoln was the first time a can
didate for state representative in 1882, there
were cast in the precinct where he resided, fol
members Of congress, 276 votes, 179 for the
Clay candidate, 81 for the jackson candidate
MIR. Lincoln at the same time received for rep
resentatiye to the legislature 277 votes, beinj
all which were cast for both the whig an,
democratic candidates for congress and on
to spare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25
BLOOD Fnnh. Er,nn

ins ~ Rnod, BLOOD FoOd.-We have varied feel.
Rf0o Ii leaning the advertisement of DR.. BRoNsoNs
bLooD rood IN another column: but we think oratid
Pteuonhdtes; for, though regret 10 see So eel
Horaheu man coming forward even in appearance nm
eI e same nag as quacks,-that is by resortnr o ad
ct take satisfaction also in knowing thar
- now reliable preparation before the neOpe for
and other organic complaints i'p'ioi'
DIR. BRONSON is lecturer in our Medical Coltos o,,
ms success in his speciality has so wonderful That lie
mas cohSented at variance with he prcudces of every
regular practitioner to make it known as he is doing
lor the benefit of suffering humanity.
lie mas secured for Agents how firm whose re-
spectaby separates entirely his preparations from all
tinse OF quackery. Messrs CHURCH 4 DUPONT are his
soc managers as they also for that invaluable
OF preparations. DR.. EAToN's lNFANTILE CORDIAL. If
mothers could know the great taken in putting up
lnls article, idea of which they can form by the
comparison OF it with any other article the kind
cH would preiert to thing that has vet been offered
would not hesitate to administer this preparation know
e at Suc careful druggists would not engage in anv-
tnmg mat was not perfectly safe and eectual- quebec
Sole Agent, Worcester d&wlm lei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

To Purchasers of CIothIng.-Particular alton
uoh Is called to an examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING which, for style make and dnsh is second
to no Custom work in the city
Garments made TO order the best manner at sbor,
notice.
Just bear mind that you rd better goods at ttis
store ana buy them cheaper at any other store in
the city. D. H. EANFS
Harrington Corner Main and Front street
apo diff onnosi,e cit,, nan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

THE BEACON REGATTA.-Therew was a great
crowd to witness the fourth Beacon regatta,
which came off on Charles river, Boston, on
Saturday afternoon. M. S. Smith, in the
"Mignonne" won the purse for single scull
Wineries, making the distance in IA minutes
81 seconds. He was closely followed by Thos.
Doyle.
The race for double SOULS was won by j. G.
Jones, Jr., and c. L. Morse in L'Hirondelle,
in IA min. "a sec. They were closely followed
by p. II. Colbert ia printer and Thos. Doyle
in the Imogene, which was rowed over the
course in IA min. 35 sec.
At the conclusion of this contest the specta
tors were all in fever of excitement for the
third and last race. AS the boats came into
their places, they were loudly cheered The
prize was a purse of 500, the distance three
miles, and the following boats entered for the
race Shamrock" rowed by j. Woods, Z.
Shaniney, b. Burnett, G. Faconer, j. Laferty,
II. o. Herran; "Thos. II. DAILY" by S. j..
Fogg, j. Il. Mansfield, W. H. Gardner, Jr..
a. o. Gibson "BrumOnia," by the Brown
college crew and the "Thets," by C. Crown
inshield, G. M. Woodward, Il. G. Abbott, w.
II. Ker, II. Rodes, and r. II. Wales The
latter, the Harvard crew. had it all their own
way from the start, taking splendid lead,
ana keeping it to the return, Of course win.
nlng the prize. The following was the time
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ARRAY and Shooting

LrNcHBURG, June 23.--Joseph and Robert
Bullons, editors Of the Virginian, were shot in
the street, to-day by the brothers Hardwck,
editors Of the Republican. One is said to be
mortally and the other seriously wounded.
The Hardwicks have been arrested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

The EMMETT GUARDs.-We understand the
Emmett Guards, of this city, MI. McCafferty
commander, will make their first appearance
in public on the 18th of July. They will
leave their armory at six o'clock A. M, and
after parade, will take the Providence cars
at seven O'Clock for Rocky Point and Ports
mouth Grove, where they, with their many
friends, will pass the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

10 In Ash6urnham, June Is, Sultina, wife of Reuben
Townsend Esq, 81 yrs
IN Palmer, June Is, Andrew West, Is yrs
In kowley, June 10, Capt solomon Dodge, 81 yrs.
IN Norwich, Conn, June IA, Elijah Newton, g3 yrs the
oldest nhabiant OF that place His wife, whose age is
the same survives On the first day Of May the aged
couple celebrated the 73d anniversary of their marriage
day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

PERsoNAL.-Rev. John D. Smith, formerly
of Berkeley, has accepted a call to settle with
the Trinitarian church in Douglas. Mr. Hiram
Thompson has been ordained as pastor OF the
Baptist church in North Spencer. The ortho-
dox congregationaists in North Ashburnham,
have established a church in that place, con-
sisting of eleven members.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25

IHE REGATrA-At the regatta meeting, on
saturday evening, MIR. Estabrook, one of the
hnance committee, reported the success which
had attended their efforts to obtain the needed
subscriptions. There is still a certain amount
required, but the cor mittee have not called on
all the persons from whom they have expecta-
tons, and they desire to operate week longer
before making a final report. A letter from
the Yale commodore was read in which he
states that more than two hundred Yale stu.
dents will be present at the regatta. 1t was
announced at the meeting that, besides the
Trinity College boat, there are to be present
one or two other Hartford clubs, also TWO clubs
from New London, and that several hundred
outsiders from Cambridge had determined to ac
company the Harvard boats Various sugges-
tons were offered, when the meeting adjourn
ed for one week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-25
BORN,


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ry to Christine Shauner, all of Worcester
In West Bedford, June 20, Horace l. Peckham of IIar
ward, to Mary Z Adams of W b.
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tie A Allen, both of Shrewsbury
June I, George Tiden OF Mdrlbor), II, to Betsey L
Roby Of Fitchbnrg. "