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Miscellaneous.


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- Uavdock tie Ex-N ooisawycr, will lecture on
Tempcrnuce on sunday morning next a. ococH. al le
iiot Of Bread-s Al O'Clock. az Grand Fefy ana III
Inc evening. az Ihahun Hail 100 OTand--I MY
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MAY NUMBER
TIE SCALPEL.

Dixon. u ID.
$3.50 sbrI gard Pc NlrT.sgfl
CONTENTS or ~ Al 81 AhFt
fNIigEi4 Clisi>sl.
To- vha. extent l- M-.l. emo rl 'I.ei ~ t'-
Vr.-. orv DOH . igc lelu-rcr oi Ter -rfsiil- '-
if-.fh FNrI.rafIan 0f some Amos. --rc ts"Aoii'--
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.-.-.. OBJ ....i... spec .lr.i-- Nv .5t 81 fii
t.--ll- and prof.. psu- oI t1- hre W - E
.-. lr..-nr,ro. i-fr1enrr o' fle lua-inllyu N l--
Naar. an -n Cri.l before birth iiiir7 ana 49,
Truss >.sinl.ne-Caiid Murder OBJ Nr'- ofs ue'-f
III ...- ff,-raf Homeopathy and hiirupaiAf q
what r-a MGR 8. soda on Der -r az .i-- " -
>-sIurl -auoil-r Phenomenon CON pafa I, q" --.'
, .-- d. -f,o-ra ami Strsg, rirf Ace1l-
rarr. lr newly ors & eT.rul A. All"' 90
mos, I'D .ff of Portrait 1i lhaf ui-t- --str- Ocl-s-
Et.to.'s Definition oi H1u-'i airy
Tt. I-,si ,r 30 rrhl.lef quarterly. a. - fer al-i
,r ,israr- ,i1 desire fo receive 90 olt ~ iL- 'lly
nil.f remit - cents. POSTPAID. Df = i' box "'-i VIEW"
RERFORD. Asior Hous~
Zoo kWDOu cor br1a-esaF Grand
DEWITT 4 DANESPOAl.
.-... Tribune buildings.
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.,,n,x.-wx. B. WooD offer. himself as an

,.,eo6en, candidate tor Congress in the Vth District
-, ,spresenied By Geo r Houston. Mr.. Wood says
80 Whiz but not an ultra Wing
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- Plymouth Tabc rnncie.-Rcv Dr. iANsISG
w. preach IN ms church REV Mr. Beechersl io-iHorro"
morning and Rev Dr. ADAMS, Of Newly rk, ~ iie even
l4r-af flc usual hours. HFi~
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


If .ic"r 'a -, -. RE- Caurr formerly
10 7...-,r'', e.a . ,. -,,.,i ID, ,.e is.l
place. where tne p-DAc are invited .o e.'rAa S'".
IT, .t.Hu- I.lrr tnc- enc. sabbath O.. 'A' ''--- '
j. b. Iiivrs of Boston n preach io-'ioro" 'i''''
g., -ou,h Baptist Church having reno 80 70 ..r
.-. ~,6s', .s,.at io. a. y a4a q. T.. 81 Rev A- Cot-
I'D. n Eo-. ., Ssh. preach aeyrs olaa monAt il.
H. a. ,-r --s.t-v f.ou Bumali vIl sl-D 1e present
~,rcc- job evening "I be- conducted hy ine f'-.''
Rev G. g. soM~tRs. "f'-
- Wesleyan Chapei-Ise ooayen.Gn' len. a1d !, -' .-
,,. d., ,l V....,.1 si.,iDI.., society. sul vI.
.., .,....d t a1r-Orrs'r service ou >Hufay. May D.
( ST. SERMON Us ies. Luther Lra. D + VI SENIOR
, fr.t NHfi,i g. . q Psi. sermon Dy I;'t- i. G MAJ
LtcK r.B. There 500 b~ r--l.as service ni'' -.i.''
eacl sabbath az 'ae usual no1rs TIE -'a's are i'''
- Union Baptist Churchill : D. IH .i.l.,
.. -fiavra Conn vll preach in me NEE h- .''-
formerly occupied hv ihe Calvary 'hnlch on fo -.
a.ff morning Rev Gro G. BALD~lN of Troy y.
f preach ll iie same place. n - ai'eIi''' Hi - ' D"
-s Reformed Dutch Church, of Twelty-tfs.-
having consented 10 ccnuune h- services IN c9nn'c-
finu win the Pastor. Rev. AHH *. NAN NtrI ~ nc
PM Ne "'"' ~ '''' myilii' p
- thurrh.-Epi.copa. Church Of iAe Good SaeP-
.fi corner Market and Monroe si--hff hLfh ii'1 j.
Rector Service COD snnday- TEL ihe usual 1'.I'' r'
afternoon -la evening. Also, service ever! ',i,
etcl.nt. Se1.- Lee f-
~ Rev. {. II. Fay, Of RovbuU. Mac viii de-
i,.r Dr.. ff-f sermon lpr-yous to his Installation ~ Ue
Orcharlst InFcr-alst Church. between Broome ana ne
ancy -f- tomorrow iS0ntaJ morning OF jug "'"'H'
20 Plymouth Tabernncle.aa Dr. i, ,.-.'.
v.l preach in ihis church rev VI 7, b''sDst . ,
...--af t'c l.lal hours myi2
Iugu
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Eighth and k0cc.-Aft Ao- utt4s.tt4 D" ii a VNesA
iisre Won pains 20 the SIDE ana breast
Have v1g q rckIng or rsal- 90 ile throat
Have you the liver complaints
Have sou tie bronchitis
Nervous debility. or any
SYMPTOMS 81 Pulmonary consumption
u You are troubled pa Aay lf the above syn fiouls
-;er qse Dr. SwAYNEs Compound syrup oiNi.d Clerry
VIII eaec' Gecdy and permanent, cure. Frincipa4 o.
--. corner OF = gArh and Race -.
AsE>rs Fog NEw.iokK CtrY.-C. II. RING cor B-oad
way and Ioen-st, = VASES, 20 b.eecker,si.' X 4
S.~nS fss B0wery; J. [. HART, SIS Grsnd-s.-- J. :
Tr,-iS 81 Greenwich-sf. J. b Donp. II Broadway
g. 4 ID SANDS, cor Fl.;on and William - ktsatoS'
f1~p Kssss Co So Maiden-.Ane- Mrs hAfss, ls Fu.-
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In. change tor city property, that well known arg. aud
- splendid mansion situated on Trcnion y"uus, New
Brunswick, " }. formerly occupied by Judge Nestns
Language 10 inadequate descn the combustion
VI eeg ancs cnepce, and situation OF Tots auy
guhcrn place which must be socn to be dul agyf"s
led For farther mformauou apply TO 4 NALL, az
y roadw ay,Or " M HAGOERTf on ths premises ulllwf
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ucformcd putch Church, Of

~ near SIN.l-lteule. -- Rev. j. BEoADHlsD. d. y.
having consented 20 continue h. services. IN conn"c-
ION ,,iH ifc Pastor. Rev ABN Il VAS NEsT. DIVINE
.1,ce may expected each Sabbath al jig An ana q
pm mfI-i
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LoNGrELLoWis NEW WORK.

l. ANANA1H. Ia.-. e. helr ID -l-" rIt" Long
IN fellow for -s.@ ly
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eye observation-disclosures

eys PREsQtfLE-DO-OK let fos mo
I.r Summer tho mansion hOus- AMI gardens ."
the subscnbor al Do.Ofis, about two miles from o-n
Cove landing, the place unsurpassed ior hosIh shi
beauty has every advantage Of bathing, fishing, Ac-lin
principally furnished, and las gardener aud wife now 90
H. with everything order for ths immodia" recsPton
of large and respectable family Apply he promises
Il, IN tbs .le..ib.r HENRY IN WESTERN.
,nvI1Ins Us broadway
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urrrrra nnAnr 80 20 G rnINUTEs.

~ ORDER TO CONVINCE THE iSCREDULOLS and
,qr,fg ts rlrous q. y oclycs day al Johnss cor
Of Broad 7ay u Story. elgng ~ % made YIN Al
tlJrr 4 Emmrrsous double tclnE h0aiy SHnfh lie
-. ired to a and examine the machine, and see
r. r1ly tested gle cnnrns from - ~ ~ according
o he ake Toe raGe supplied Al lniOf4Dn ~ regard
- - - of Cg4pty git. ID tte stale VI New York and
1ors-r New jersey nay 5e o5ss. l-t o. above.
rlrgir1ts~ DOUGLASS, Agent, Jodn-st
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70 Rev. &. II. Tnv. of RoybuU. Mas viii de-
liver Die ff-f sermon iprryiou- to his MsialeioAf '
Orclri-st Inrcr-als Church, between Broome ana ne
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(ALIFORNIA MINERS DEPOT, ~ eroad-
I ,vgv-prr,naueutv e.fah she'd tor California usts
gor sale 1auut.o'- Pelt Alachrr the Submerged NAir
Ing Pan AMI other superior Gold ashers, eonF enen ot
- c.ruagr also The best Miners Pump. aud all good
Appliances ior mining which manufactured BY ne 'lo-
,,i ,r ,l ha- had considerable experience in tie {p~
region Of Georgia lsl2isul NALleN VI. DloSy '
PRESERVED MEATS
FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE BEST ARTICLES IN 'as country IN the way Of
1 preserved provisions are PA up by - -
THOMAS hFNSETT 4 co
-rf,oms Odice ~ Od-sip.
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MAS d. pamphlet ui > pages. ~ > sil tl4.-
,'r, ~. b..f rs, l-uce in lie world % -r t'lr -i
,rr Id lie sar.ng Of t-e great God .aA ~ $500
49,. g.-.. between Al.lerlsm WIZ No Mercy r-
Pros ~alsrt's sv-eu cf Al Mercy ff-re o4 10 - .lA
Al :. pivI--sr--t and o-lrr bookstore rs-- u
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- Newly orl. sunday school Union tnni-

yrr.ury.-Ile Schools having been prevented from o.
.,flf qsi Tu-sav. iu consequence of the storm, Ae
exercises were postponed uanl next Iur-day l'h n-i
when Providence permitting, tacy Viii meet a. "rls lia
concentrated VIZ in Castle Garden Sprng--i Chlrrn;
Cafi..,.--i Church. Dr. Chervcrs Church mon'qialri
Baptist Church. Me-t SNiecuisi near sAiaa. 'iHf
H. Como. Church corner BToome and EiZahclA s.- .
Branird Church RiyIugf0n--i; also 90 w lal-o I'd ami
Jersey Cry. ,
Tie ,.u.e Committees viii be- iu attendance, AMI ne
school. ass ci t1e same places OF genera nrrL %
ger circular az .6ih bee a. tir Deposiiory ~
rrcises commence at o'clock. IN All f'Nd- "i
sabbath schools arr invited 20 attend
COMMITTEE y .frraHccmcrf
80 &. Morgan J. " C. Lcvcrdgr, q. = tnnottf'
Nm Nln.cliou. y y. lials.et. 4 Clf.ne
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u, Preaching nj Washington Hall, iic-ier--i
frfa aOr from i- BoNcr. ueNt sabbath hy l. u ANs
,fLp cf Homer y. Y. anu iRFDEacklDUNNLk OF f"r'
,d V.ire myl2 d.
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40 pDI>TFR-. NFW-PAPER AID BOOK

TO PRINTERS. NJ" Tx ~ - 80, ~
4 Pr HLI>HEk~ we "ou-d A--iii --l 1'.'-Ii' y
90 RI ri we. .rs D0rpa-ei On furnish Euo- -ad
g. s--- .,- ~ II News o. BOOK Paler for c1.h Pun
ir ,, Tri -e cash system fir NOS prottane a. "e-
-.--t+.... LID. ale. We can refer 90 some " .le
i. .--...-s tr ff.s CRY ard Boston tO orr sll-
"a, al ,,ss-f,-.re good article or Paper Any SO OF
~ . b.. ,-l- - -f short notice. i constant supply
$500 -.-~ JONES 4 WHEFLNalGHF
-l-lA- Do = afe-sf Boston.
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- Rev. DIR. Cheever WiidciFer his luiii" l"'
are fa ouue Men nrNf SahDa. cuHE 10 ihc church '
fle Purilan~ Services commence b. y OcucA. mtl-
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- Ccrui0n ON thri-tinn IniOn.-NrV- VI
THovr.oN will preach f-e Table rnacle next Sahht o
Tho Free Union of Christians and fle fne an- of foo ne
i StnIcetO commence 10 q O'Clock m!i- ID
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@p BENJANIN,s BRASS sPRfS0 TRUSS
4 V~AE5 Us beekulan-st. ~ never grow wss<
- 10r rsst from tho mod sure heat " he body
~ " Once night, always nxst" Pressure srsi-
uated from ! W ~ lbs. withOut bsc<-psd.
which does great injury 20 The spine six days 1s yysp,
and lot perfectly ss<fsctory, money returned Itotsp-
SOFAS Irgsses a reduced pncss Also, ne beet knf "
Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Supporters "a issedu
n FOR CALIFORNIA.-Thss superior ship
So PkOBU5. Capt J. c. De snss master, gih snlfof
ian francisco Or about tie Slih inst Fasssnssry
~ please send down balance Of their freight 70 pier
3 NOrrh River. that n may not be excluded st1ppens
will end their bills adlng for <natars without delay
The uunbsr Of passengers lot and "a cabin 10 suieLy
limited few berhs may YET De seenfs ~ in.meds's
aDJLcsaon % H. 3. SUTTON - Wslbst
nayl2Iw. JEO. O0DEN, lss Wsll-st
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CojET cF CoNMO. PiFAs-- Before Judge l-l 0raer.-
erltagnd keim ChGs i,no' .omen o. cd fyeqoh
Ioais-Ac'ou for assault aud battery Mr. r. averrng
If defendant sfrick An. in ff- s without prgvocn-
fon Aenic- for plaintiff. So FOR plaintiff Nj vs..
f oDf. no defence was offered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

The EXPLOSION ON LAKE ERrE.-.The exp,o.
SION on board the steamboat Michigan, on the 9Th
lnst' when opposite Conneaut, has already been
noticed by the telegraph. The part that burst was
that portion of the steam-chimney just above the
boiler. The steam rushed out of the boiler into the
firepipe, and down into the fire, blowing fire, wood
ashes and steam with great force among the fire.
men and passengers, of whom the following were
killed: Richard Williams, Seymour Apperwolm.
Martin Filz, firemen, and Louis Keiffer. a Young
man who was working his passage to Erie Geo.
Merritt, deck hand, was badly scalded,, but not
morlaily. 1t was doubtless the effect of racing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

QUITE DlFFERENcE.-TheP Philadelphia Sun
oilers its coincidence to the editor of the Boston
Chronotype, in consequence of having eighteen
children, and in the happy expectancy Of another.
As relief to Eznr, The Sun proposes to adopt one
that it is very COOL metaphorically, to offer to aont
one OF his poor editorial offspring, having adopted
more than one already"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS.
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Lending Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Wednesday, May 3-PM.-Anived steamer
Europa with II Beeves Mondana with 30 Beeves
Prices without alteration except for first class Beef which
are x7hc higher. We quote-Beef first class. 61z06h
second 5O5hc; third. 41ac y b Hogs. &C. b. Sheep.
s2lOA3 50 head: Cows. &25Os35 p head; Hay. ia
Otl5 ton; Corn. f05Oc. bushsl Oats. &c. bushel
Bran 6OGO70c. y 100 b.
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or The New York Sunday Times tells good

OF The New York Sunday Times tells good
story of the escape of a convict:
William Phillips, burglar confined in the Mas
sachusetts State Prison, got of few days ago un-
der circumstances which place the warden, Mr..
Robinson, in rather ludicrous position. 1t seems
the convict stated that if taken to certain locality
he could point out spot where he had buried
$4,000, the produce of his various robberies. He
was driven to the place in the custody of the war
den and the city marshall and having indicated the
spot where the treasure was concealed, the city
marshal, Mr.. Nichols, rolled up his shirt sleeves
and went to work in earnest. After consdera-
BILE cavity had been made, sufficiently spacious to
admit one or two persons, and while Mr. Nichols
was under the bank hard at work, the warden and
Phillips standing at the edge of the hole the rascal
watched his opportunity, and giving MT. Robinson
a violent push, tumbed him into the hole upon mr..
Nichols. He Instantly threw quantity Of dir, in
upon them, much to the detrment of their eye
sight, and taking to his heels effected his escape
At the time the warden fell upon MIR. Nichols, the
latter had his ankle sprained so badly that he is
still confined to his house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

o. The weather continues cold and the season
backward. Peach and cherry trees, which on the
and LIST of May, cannot be said to be vet NAV IOl
generally so, in this vicinity.-Boston Traveller,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Lessee Mr. H. SCHUYLER Stage Manager, MrG .T.RowE
Manager C. PAGE Treasurer -
-Notice1 Cdr the Theatre JoT Lpoye'oe eoey
night after the performance.
Second Night Of the LITTLE De L.. .-,..
TlHURSDAY. May a. 1919 VIII be Per s p, 'g Ei
Miss sazman Grand Duchess Miss Verify J Rnu pSke Mr.
Gompe oAsJs y ToasoNp an.i.as
Mo,hlsu Mr. Eyinge Tom King Mr. Charles Jack Arioniy,
Mr. Duty Mnami r h WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS.
The Police Department under the direction Of Mr. McCiOs-
Quarter before Of ion; Dress Cir
ee .an.s aod Gallery as Box Office open from 10
m where seats secured application Treasurer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

AMEAN MAN.-We have heard of mean men in
our day, but a correspondent of the st. LOUIS
Reveille mentions one to whom must be yielded
the palm:
Talk about mean men Why, there's that
Bill Thompson, he's the meanest man ever hearu
on-Rill was constable there. Why, don't you
think, he had an execution against me, TOR a little
matter of groceries, and he came out and evelied
on my old 'omen's ducks, and he wanted me to
drive 'em up for him. / told him to catch 'em
himself; and he chased 'em round and round the
horse and every time he'd catch a duck he'd set
down and md wiring its head of, and charge mileage"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR TELEGRAPH LINES.
Mr. Lewis Hubbell, of Bristol, CT, has discovered
that the lightning from the clouds can be taken of
from the wires so that the telegraph lines can work
during a thunderstorm without any change IN the
adjustment, as is usual His plan, as proven py
experiment, is to place sharp pointed straight
magnet, with the south pole pointing at the wire'
and distant abou the sixteenth of an inch from it
the other end to be fastened 10 the ground wire,
and connected with the ground at each point.
The magnet will discharge the electricity OF the
clonds. but the galvanic current will flow on with
out interruption. In long lines that cross high
promontories where the stations are at great dis
lance from each other, he suggests that on the top
of the mountains there should be placed several
magnets one on post, and wire leading to the
ground and down into permanent moisture; and as
the wires become charged from me clouds along
the line, the magnets will discharge them OF their
eIectricitV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

SwINpLING A SAILoR.-A sailor named Charles Smith
appeared yesterday before Recorder Genos and that
he had arrived from Bordeaux few days ago. in tie ship
Pantola On arriving in port, in the employ of a
Mr. Bowman, who keeps a sailors DO riding hnuse at IL
Front Levee board the vessel and seized his bag
gege which he carried Bowmans house S,n it'll he
has made several attempts his eff cts but without
success SO so demanded by the boarding house keeper
hei he will deliver fien mi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

JOHN BROWN IN TRoUBLE,-John Brown, person who
has been heard of before several occasions few days
went into the store No 10 Front Levee and took
five Shirts together with various other articles which he for
got pay for He yesterday brought before Recorder
Genos by whom he sent TO the Fist District Cout
answer the charge of stealing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

RoBBKRY.-lt will be remembered that. day or two
ago noticed the fact that grocery the Third Mu-
nicpaty the Barracks. had been broken into and
robbed of $l500 worth of groceries. Yesterday MIR G0oen
owner Of the store made an affidavit before Recorder Seuze
charging two individuals named Joseph Ausustine'i
and B. Cerh, with having committed the robbery They
left charge of the store and accused Of having
disposed of large OF groceries, and pOcketed the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

CLOTHES srrALINs.--A day or two ago quantity Of
wearing apparel beor ging John Mure No. 70 ChGfres
street. was stolen Mr. w. B. Hopkins yesterday made
affidavit before Recorder Genois stating that he believed
the clothes been stolen by negro man. whose
he does not recolect. A warrant issued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININEs GALoMEL. BLUE MASS. IPE- "A
IL GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash
as can be procured esewhere-Call and
xiudge;1sDr. E. J. COXES PREPAkA- -
O8O SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaed
remedy for Coughs, Influenza. etc. -
EXTRACT OF COPAIyA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior to
the Capsules Of any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIvERW0RT.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
k Especial attention paid 10 the treatment of Rheuma:
tism Bronchitis and Consumption .,o,
Office corner Magazine and Poydras ss n23 ly3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

ANOTHER ARRAY -Last Saturday night named
Thomas Verda entered the premises of Mr. Charles Thomrs
at the lake end of the Ponchaain rail roadattaeked the
po ,reto of the house. and him severely the
with knife VeIda was Yesterday arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

BuRGLARY-Last Tuesday evening, between and 8
O'Clock, the house of MI Austin Johnson, Spain street
between Casacavo and Moeau entered and robbed of
$500 in Ame lean gold Mr. Johnson suspects two persons
named Michael flaming and Rice. of having perpetIaed
the robbery Tanning yesterday arrested and emanded
the Parish prison for further examination. Rice has
yet been arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

STABBIxG IN THE THIRD MuNICiPALIrY.-We learn
that Tuesday night last aifIay occurred at Madsme
Caldwel's coffee house, opposite the POntchartTan Rail
road depot. She had alteration with of her
bar keepers, and becoming much excited rushed upon him
with knife and stabbed him the back part of the LETT
shou der. warrant yesterday issued by Recorder
Seuzeneau for the arrest of the LADY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

A Horse CAsE.-We mentioned yesterday that man
named James Palmer had been arrested for swndng James
H. Adams of the price of horse worth $1iO the
having taken place two months ago. Yesterday
Palmer brought up before Recorder Baldwin and
pleaded guilty to the charge,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-24

Row GENERALLY.-A person named Charles Chnd.
e yesterday appeared before Recorder Geno and stated
that the DAY before number of nice young had
into his restaurant in Charities street, ST. Peter and
commenced amusing themselves by smashing the acantes
b,easng the piate and turning everything upside down
be great fun for them they very interesting to
him. called Waterman his assistance which the nice
ynrng meu loped in huyry 49,
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