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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

Nj I Brown. Dear Slt--llav tested
sire value ol your Narospdutia and Tomato
Htors, take pleasure TO giye q" You the
.I..s of NV case tor your u"u satisfaction
..I l.r 0eu,ai ol others. ] have been su:-
ru.E wJln lbe E,ys Hc.as hamar DO NV sl'c,
.al,lng nv hands aoi arm 10 swell very
much, ana 90 uc PAINFUL al thc same unc
{ for some time urcvuus have been troubled
n..u a weah stomach most vi mY TODD hos
.uti me, and i.Ctc has been a singular ialut-
aeSs az The stomach, which has been la-te1s
.r. ami caused me much a.UrUy Ar.t
.mmeu.ed nA.ag yopg BU,r,, could pen
..,rl gi4luH all immediate relic. a..
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I...r o.a are N.u..,4 vuu s.eA com
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I4. Nc. Nn 80 I~li.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
:, VI lCkES.
Paints, Oils, Chemicals Nar
227 Ri,ct strrct rrol y \
Notice i.
sToppAnD 4 oooK1

TIE 'ul,rttcrs have "a, day formed Acet.
nrI-LLI uuIer lhe nam. and firm -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Ihs IS 10 CeuIlv that We the uudetsig0e J
pGyslcl1ns OF The ,lty Of New Noth, have IN
great many cases prescribed DR. Guysult =
e1,r,c, Of ye low dock and s,rsiparlla, anG
are folly assured tina, It has 40 equat among
tue varied syrup. and safsaparIila prepara-
upus that have ever been sold.
John + Slccman, VI. y. :, I Wells NJ d.
=. s MAYNARD, VI. y, + R.Thoma, NJ d.
Jane, T. Morgar N. d. : NJ Jounson,M II.
Nm NnrL- o. 10. IhlG.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

Qua - DHNE8 '5yAE3D
Crates flowing tluc ware Crates Blue edged ware
different patterns very cream Cord "
handsome and cheap elbow stone
Do light blue r.nt,i ware, Fancy colorcd
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
Great and Important Chemical
Discovery,

luINlru CONVENTION fR0i 1Hr 'r-lI.
BLK klNGD0r TO gfrfl piNElNIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07
PROSPECTUS OF
1.-THE DAILY TRUE DELTA,' y


ITO THE PUBLC.-In issuing the following prospectus
to publish daily newspaper BY Association of Print
deem it dnty 10 feow-czens to explain our
position regard the undertaking have determined
We feel sat fled that the increasing business and population
OF this city fully able to sustain enerpne-nOe
especially do hope to obtain the support and appreciation
OF fellow mechanics and wOTkngmen, they having
similar occasions extended their sympathy in regard
10 publ hing newspaper by Association of Printers,
introduce nothing novel in business many of the most
prosperous and best edited papers country have been
starred the principle In reference the necessity
which cOmpels TO this undertaking. viii submit the
70 lowing statement:
The DELTAn newspapeF-apparenty of the most
fouTshng establishments IN the clycame to the detemin
reduce wages twenty per cent stating,
prices other establishments in their line of business
We Therefore, after due consde alton. concluded that
could submit 70 great reduction in prices
pecay the they had heretofore been paying barely
allowed subsistence, and, in fact being h less than
those received by other mechanics for the number of hours
they labor In consequence If refusal. dis
charged by the propIiet0R of the Delta and large
Der of persons losing their of livelihood, at time
when business dull has compelled present
However, do not wish the public to infer by the
newspaper estab shment in the city but simply to make
living at legitimate occupation which most of have
been engaged bOyhOod The capital invest is
Labor and hope, byptrseUraRce and abundant dp
pcati0H Of such capital to obtain the confidence and
port Of the community
The following the terms which newspaper strict
y neutral in politics. to be called The DAILY TRUE
DELTA will be published by Association Of Practical
Printers:
Terms The True Delta will be issued every day.
Mondays excepted from the building of the EUeBiHg Ner
CRrV Magazine street, third door above Poydras street,
carriers weekly 81 for three months, payable in advance;
cents per single COPY. no
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

AFFAIRS AT VENEZUELA. - Capt Eldridge, of
the brig Elizabeth Felton, arrived this morning from
Porto Cabello, whence he sailed on the 4th inst,
reports as follows: The brig Widgeon, Captain
Speed, IF and from Philadelphia, and last from La
guayra, arrived at Porto Cabello on the Both uIt.
with troops, and was sold to the Venezuelan Gov
ernmert. The steamer Augusta, Of New Orleans,
arrived at Porto Cabelo on the I'd inst from Cura-
Goa, and was chartered by the Government to pro-
coed TO Laguayra to take load Of troops TO Mara
caibo. She sailed on the Sd inst. All kinds of
business were very dull, and the markets were well
supplied with American produce. No freight to be
had Coffee scarce, and none in market. On the
LIST Of October there was a battle fought at COro,
between the Government troops and the PaeZ party,
in which the Government troops were victorious,
having killed and taken prisoners about 600 Of the
Paez party. The Government feet consisting of
five briggs and six schooners was at Porto Cabello
on the 4th, taking in provisions and water, and
making the necessary preparations for attack on
the fort and city of Maracaibo. They were to sail
for that place the 9Th of October. On the morn
ing of the 4th an embargo was laid on the port.
Gen. Paez, it was said, was at Curacao, and bis
fleet at last accounts was at Maracaibo.-NeW York
Commercial Advertiser, Oct %.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

9Th Numerous testimonials are on file at the Company
Office which would satisfy the most increduous. letter
Just received from Joseph P Hall, Suffolk Va, contains the
following:
eS- The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case"
TIE same PROT Is daily coming IN from eoeTV o'ae
IN the Union. -
This extraordinary medicine should be reoHed % ne mo-
ment any bad symptoms appear. seanen boalnFn 1880 e
ellers and all Others should have supply as y is use
will save life. =. -. 81.
The medical faculty are asionished at IFS power freely
conesing that there is other medicine az m 70 " CUM
THE CHHsDREN's PAGACEA
equally eicacions in all the bowel and oTach complaints
Of Children NJ mother or phycian snoon " Nlloat y
go The General Agent Or Lousitna ana Y SssspQL
D. HANSBROUGH, ~ Camp street Ne'y Orleans, La,
~ whom qualifications f0 Agencies Be addressed.
y EDBARD BARTON, Secretary.
~ fo1 az ~ WELD & CO. Periodical Agents. 70
Csao street: ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
Place aud Cusomhouse street. and BY DRUGGISTS gen
.TIO5 COOK, Postmaster. city Of Iafayes; J.
4. VAN BOkkBLLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary
S. JOHN F0ELKEL- corner sevee ard seventh stsi
Lafayette: and las. BENNEOT. CaBos0n Louisiana.
2. S-1hc traefeEberg Company are aesfr0Es Of pro-
euriHg e sizes Of respectable female q egerg teon
ia the DaQR, business nhcA lrtH ee OeTg tHcratgs
81 Addressing the Company lNo. Broadway, Kew 19)
post-psid, particulars vii De furnished.
AuguTt l5e2
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SILK AND STRAW oDs!!!
". n .M.4G.a ~ STREET.

(6etlrseH Common and Grapier Sts.)
FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
4 Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK,
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
are the following
Black LustHng Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks an widths Black Plaid Stripe Figured and Wateed
do do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks Back Alpacas Black
Bombazine Printed CashmeTes; M. de LANES OwsgOsi
Turk Satin White and COoTed Sans, and Bonnet silks;
Black and Colored Florenees Grape Grape Lse Illusions
Sc Green Barege; Black Six Serges Black and Fancy
Silk Cavafs Satin do Ladies Fancy Dress Handkerchief
Pongee Sptaled and India HandkeTchiels; Black and
Colored Silk FHnges, Gmps, Buttons &e.; BLACK and
KID GLOVES Cashmere and Six do; Black and White
Six Hose Cotton Hosiery all kinds Shawls and Scars
RICH FANCY BONNET RIBBONS CAP dol Plain
TAI and satin Do; al numbers; EF ST 4LE FANCY
BRAID BONNEfS: Tuscan and straw CO., latest fas1-
loh; ARTIFICIAL Flowers and WTeaths irish Ilnes Linen
Lambnc Handkerchiefs Cambdcs jaconesi Swiss and
MuH Muslnsi Fancy Nets; Embf0deries. and almost
every variety Of ANCY GOODS suitable % the season,
usually kept by them to which they respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade.
c. YALE Ja., & co. q Magazine street.
Ese-ln-d&a-W hstWeen Common and GIaYisI go.
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PORT OF NEW CLEANS.
L.ELTUDE. . 20 N.-LoEaL-- q - LIE. q.
oeared Yestsrday:

Cleared Yesterday;
Bark Convoy Ire eott Charleston, 5. L. s. E. L. Levy
Bng J. A Lanca ter, Loveiand, ChaAesioa.
Brig Telegraph. OBJ Young, Knsstoq; "a.
Schr Fla schernbeck. Pensacola. 5ao Hurley
schr. Visitor Bisbee Month Rio CFande, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
ship Veksburg Berry II days on Ne YOrk, to A. Cohen
Ship Thfaeian. Rogers p days from New York 70 J. W.
Andrews s. Go--lst my.
Schr. NimTod - days from Attskanas to massslst ~
Schr Chipola GHeon, days from Pensacola 10 mater
Basin.
STEAMBOATS,
Jas L Day, Wood I'm Mobile.
Bulletin, Church I'm Memphis-l95l bales cotton.
Princess, No SandiOd I'm New CaIthage-207 b. cotton
Uncle sam, BaTanso, I'm Tuniea--333 bales cotton.
Duck River Apologize, FIN Aexandria356 bales cotton
Magnolia. ThOmassOn. I'm VicksbuIg-2247 bales cotton
Heela, Dalman I'm Lake Providencs-I495 bales cotton
Kit Carson. Eaton. I'm st. Louis.
SaEannsh. BenHisOn. fin St LGuis.
Towboat Caledonia WhitmoTe, I'm the Passes
BELOw-COMING UP.
FIR ship EsperaDee from HavTe with the Orleans Theatre
Company on board
Memoranda
Towboat Caledonia towed down and to sea ON 9Th u
ship BOmhOlm and schr William and Mary.
Spoken:
On the I'd instant 30 miles E. S. E. of the Tortugas shin
Maid Of Orleans, hence for New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

MONDAY n0RNlNG. NOVEMBER 6.

FIRST Charge Of Arson-IIar-
riet Kennedy yesterday appeared before Recorder
Genois, and charged man named Norman Benson
with attempting to set her house, at the corner of
Maras and Bisnyille streets, on fire on Sunday
night. The fellow was arrested near tue premises,
and on the charge being investigated yesterday it
proved to be without foundation; but for drunken
ness and loafng the Recorder committed him TO
prison for fifteen days.
The Assault upon M. Rasch-H Harry Wilson, a
noted character in the First and Third Municipali-
ties charged by Mr. Anthony Rasch with assault
ing and grossly abusing him Friday afternoon
last opposite his shop on Chartres street, when he
was demonstrating with him on his attempting yio-
lence on a drayman, has given security in the sum
Of $500 to answer the charge
K Transferred. Brgs, the slave belonging
to Mrs. Hart, who was arrested on Sunday morn
ing at the request Of George CeryelIe who charges
him with burglariously entering his premises and
taking therefrom box Of candles and box of
starch, was yesterday arraigned before Recorder
Genos, and sent before Judge Derbes, to be tried
by jury. Briggs is fellow Of great size and strength
and made powerful resis lance TO those who made
his arrest He was armed with small Ratchet,
with which he struck another negro named Henry
Garnuce, violent blow on the head, and struck
the Waterman. Judge Derbes refuses to take bail
for him, until he learns whether the negro Henry
is in dangerous condition.
AssquliRg and Wounding. "A man named
Wetzler, accused by Julius Lilienthal of violently
assaultng and wounding him in the hand with
knife, or some other sharp instrument, and other
wise maltreating him, on Sunday night, in the
clearinghouse kept by Mrs. Fought, gave $1,000
bail yesterday, to appear for examination.
Larceny = VIM Barns, accused by Francis
Llndo, master of the schr. Louisa, of stealing a
coat from the vessel on Sunday, was sent before
the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY AGAINST
LrLdY AND MULGRovE-An affidavit made by
Michael Masteron, at the Tattersalls on ST.
Charles street, charging James Mugrove and
christopher Lilly with unprovokedly assaulting
ind beating him, is on file in the First District
Court. On this affidavit the Attorney General has
led informations against them for having beat
Wounded and ill-treated him (Masterson.'')
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Credit Sale =. Without Reserve.
RY MORPHY ~ MENLlLS -Ancilnnaers.

TO TIE PUBLIC.
ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
Il y his seVces 4UCIIOyVEER for the sale OF Re AL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his exeOns promote the interest of those
entusting business to his care,
t. Negroes of every description constantly on hand,
at private public sale.
IL Libe raj Cash Advances made on c0Esgn-
ments. RICHARD TERRELL AuctiOneef,
my20 Nos Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage
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MoNTHLY RULLETTN-No. 8.
DYsENTERY, DIARRHGA. etc. ge..tl.sly Cured

30 ~ ~ AAN - -
THE GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts
lst. The GTGefeHbeTg
ID UseateTg syrup
will cure the Dysentery, d.
auhga, ETC., in twenty-iour
hours.
I'd. A cure IS warranted,
no matter how bad the case f.;
even if the discharges are
bloody and con tant. The
money is instantly refunded
If a cure Is not the result
Sd. Thousands Of lives
have been saved by its use 4;
in some instances where the
patients have been given up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

The house is now nearly full. Twice the Presi-
dent has rung his bell and twice the hussiers have
ordered the lettering Representatives TO their pla-
ces. The report Of yesterdays session is adopted,
but in such noise Of conversation and laughter, that
you can hear no word of the proceedings.
Theirs, Thers - goes round the gallery. And
a little sleek grav-headed man, in brown brooches
whose legs seem short for his body, waddles up
the hall, nodding TO this one anti shaking hands
with that one, and smiling all about him, till al
length he is his place, his head leaning on his
hand, and The debate is about to commence.
Two or three are In waiting at the foot of the
Tribune, and look appealingy for their turn toward
the President AT length one mounts, and leaning
over the Tribune attempts to make bis voice heard
above the whispers and chattings and movements
in the hall. But if he is dull speaker, or an I'M
known speaker, or an unpopular speaker, or his
topic be unimporiant, the attempt will be utterly
VAIN In vain the easy, happy-looking Marrast
VIII put on scoWl of authority in vain the huis
sleTs will rap upon the railing in vain the ora
tors friends viii cry out for order. His words
come to the distant quarters Of the hall only IN fee
bic gusts Of sound and the murmur OF the talk
below, and the earnest, eager voices above, browns
it all. Sometimes a sentiment is caught up by some
disputatious listener in the gallery, and rebufted,
and another comes to the rescue, and you are re-
lieved by little lively debate at your own elbow.
The poor orator abors on unconscious of the little
sde-play and the President relieves his conscience
by an occasional tug at the bell.
Presently, some person makes his appearance at
the foot of the Tribune more welcome than the rest
The whisper circulates in the gallery it is Bar
rot, :" it is Rollin." little silence gains place;
the attendant places a fresh glass Of water the
representatives who have been ceaselessly chatting
put on an air of attention. The President rings
his bell with more confidence, and the orator viii
begin with quiet listeners. For a time every word
viii reach you. But quiet is not the habit Of the
French. A word, thought, slip of the tongue, a
sneer, is seized upon to relieve the irksomeness of
itself by noisy adhesion a noisy hilarity''
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vOrTNc+,s. No. 8 Camp street. New Orleans.
BOARDING HOUSE.

121 GRATTER street, betaoeen ST. Charles and Cqroa
deet streets door from he corner Of Car0ndeLet
MRS. WILSON, (ate of "a Bienvie street,) respect
w fully informs her friends and the public generally,
that she continues in the eligible location oceu Ell
pied BY her during the last year. She has bad herA
House thoroughly edted and prepared for the aecommoda
ton of gentlemen usvey. Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by digeBt attention to the comfort and
yenence of her patrons merit and receive continuance
"a lyr dNW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

UPWARDS Of 1850 botlles Of DR.. COLEMAN's
~ GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold dnEiDg the
dozeu used in our u s. Hospital This u dcne cal-
enges competition both the p0 II Of taste an eetaty
Of cure where fails DE money vi be refunded IN every
case. 80 Sod by II KENNEDY g ChggFss street, aal
at d. A. w. COLEMAN q TONIC BIT fistss Dkteslf
% E0ZDRfS Ssrssi az sW~9
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RACES! RACEs!.
ECLTPsE COURSE.

ECLIPSE COURSE.
TFvHE LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION FALL MEET
j ING will commence on TUESDAY, the 28th of No
vember, 1913 the Eclipse Course Canoilton, with
The Ggeat 81 eeptakes for all ages Three mile heats
$500 subscription, $3.50 fOnetFour entries. viZBU ENA
VISTA, TOPAZ, CHARMER. VERIFIER.
WEDNESDAY, the Ed of NOvember-t the week pre-
vious-the Match Race between TOPAZ and JENNY
BREEZE, for $3.50 side, -Four mile heats. will off
eW A full programme of the Purses and Stakes will be
given in few days THOS. EUBANK LEEFE,
n64t Secretary OF the Louisiana Association.
YoUNG's, No. 8 Camp Street. New Orleans
RTOW receiving the above Store by every arrival ro
N the North, an entire new and extern -
~q sve stock Of Ladies' and Gent'ss ~ ~
4FSA finest patent Lever Watches hunt - ~
e "a ing and faced Quad Vest, and Fob Chains
EsA2ateSt and fashionable style Of Ladies' and
GeHtemen's Breast Pins. Also, new patterns OF Studs,
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen-
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens of the best
makers. Also, large stock of SiveTwae, consisting Of
table, tea and dessert Spoons Soup Ladies Casters &c,
all Of which viii be sold at the lowest cash prices The pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N b. The attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewey. Canes, Diamonds, and all
kinds Of Jewery mounted IN the latest and best
All repairs warranted charge NJ tie
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
Er.EnTRn-MAaMErIn PnPrp

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
9 the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
II gueneOtype "a discovery Of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE accommodating the precise
expression instantly and fixing it ndelby upon the silver
plate AZ Those who wish 10 retain in their families good
LIKEEEssEs of relations friends, do moderate
price Rooms, of Canal and Charities ssEntanee
No. 3 Charities street [my3 1yl w. Il. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for helbera patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the homer of
introducing the DAGUERRE0TYPE into NewOTlesns
five ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYork and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that hs
portraits will continue 20 be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience, and constant practice
the best inducements TO DESTROYS Of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine NOgtandeT Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city al other articles the same
Plates at 2per dozen Sc0vils No for % 2-guaraned
the best plates made IN the United States Cases % rs and
90 80; NewYOk Cameras at SIS.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to.
81 Entrance No. 8 CAMP street. mill If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

THE CmcUs STREET AFFAIR-The following
is the affidavit made by John McClane on Friday
last, in relation to the firing upon the democratic
procession in Circus street. The affidavit is drawn
upby Recorder Baldwin, before whom it was made:
Deponeat keeps Coffee house No 9Annunciaton street,
was in the Locoi0co procession the night of the 18th u
with the Third Ward Club saw number of persons on
the sidewalk in front of Eclipse Coffee house. corner of Cir
Gus and Perddo streets The Third Ward Club cried Hur
rah for Cas and Butler Harry Brooks standing with
bis shoulder against the awning post with six barrel re-
vOver in h8 band at the time Of the Club huahing for Cas-
and Batter. Mr. " 1--WE requested suppress this
until the is aHesedI and pushed bis torch
light into Harry Brooks face Brooks then fred his pistol
thenthe procession broke some running forward, Others
backward the crowd sang out the house
FIRE; deponent then got in the sidewalk ard saw him.
Mugrove. standing in the door Of Lys Coffee house
he fred with his into the crowd dep0nent saw
persons thras toFchlghts into the window the
Coffee hoUnd sst m to The bed inst then the house
good many OF them (pefons belonging the prOcesson)
with torches in thsif b. nds rushed ato the barroom depe-
neDt the Whole house on fire. James Cochran was slot
the when rushing into the house; James Dunn Of
HE Third Ward Club also shot between the fingers
auoher man, whose name deponent does not know was
khOt in the arm by Henry Brooks the first time he fired the
persons with the torches and TIE persons shot beonge the
hrd Ward Club and in the process ion does not know
whether NIulg,ove hit any person OF not.
Both Gulgrove and Brooks were arraigned on
This charge yesterday before Recorder Baldwin,
and having pleaded not guilty, their examination
was appointed for the 10th inst. The same bail as
they were liberated on, when arrested, bond of
boo for each, signed by NJ. M. Thomas, was con-
iinued for their appearance on the day appointed
for the investigation Of the charge.
AfIidavits have also been made before Judge
NcIenry against the same parties charging them
with firing on the procession. These affidavits,
although made en- the same day as that before Re-
corder Baldwin Friday last--we have been unable
q find, Notwithstanding that we have twice made
application far them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

IS SECOND MUNICIPALITY Larceny. - Thomas
Earle was arrested on Sunday evening, charged by
WIN. ConnOrs with aided by another man who
Connors does not know stealing bis trunk, con-
tanning his clothing and S95 in money, from on
board the ship Fairfield on Saturday. The Recor-
der has fixed bis examination for tomorrow.
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R-Ths Cans will leave New Orleans and Can0llt0n every
hour after O'Clock Sundays, if the weather fair
az The Lafayette Horse Cars viii leave every Is Minutes
from the cornerof BarOnne sRd Canal sE nyl2 stNnv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

01g- A new Catholic church is to be dedicated at
Pawtueket, R. l., on the 18th inst. One was dedi-
Gated at Rome, N. Y, on the 10Th ult.