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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

or r. HARRISON u 60. ~ Poydras IT.
~ This vessel goe. Agen s. Messrs. H.LEErcH
Gu who receive and freight at huges, and
guarantee them through Francisco at II INV
rates, allowing each 81 er day Tor Boad Gcn
the time OF his arrival at Chases until Ire embarks at n
anna for San Francisco iel1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

WEEKLY PAQKET LISEaaFrom New Basin.
@EEfa TUMPKA, SELMA and all t.eS ss!Es,sa
LANDINGS on The A j a,Y1n siye,
The light draught steamship a. oiDEN Cag.a'
CON, Csptain Leonard will run as regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and = Mon'gomeIy, We
port EVERY. THURSDAY at 4 o, clock P. N. One o.
The boats viii be ready to receive fright at the New BASIN
foot OF Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING Shipper
and passengers may depend these boats making regua
trps during the entire For freight app
on board at the New Basin, or to
HYDE s. OGLESBY, ~ Poydras ST.
NB-A Letterbag is the Office of the Agents WHERE
Iott,re mn - no left mig If
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23
The Double Acting Rotary Churn
Patented January 0, 1s4o,

Patented January o, Is49.
bringing his effectual and simple Chun into use the
proprieors feeling confidence in its capaSlitie do not
hesitate to pronounce it the best Churn ever offered to
the public JONES e. CURTIS having purchased The
sole right of manuac aud vending The above named
Chrn are ready 10 receive orders for the same at their
General Office, No. 81 Broad Street., BOSTON, Mass
And in order TO conVnte the ncredulous and satisfy the
curious, at IL O'Clock daily, churning will be made
The public are invited to call and examine the machine
and see its utility tested 1t combines the following val
liable qualities
Il produces butter in less time than any other ChuAn
making it and gathering il from milk in from three
TO eight minutes, and from cream in much less time
Ii produces more butter from the same amount Of
MIR or cream, Than the ordinary method does s
work in more thorough and scientific manner.
1t is the cheapest, simplest and convenient ever
invented embodying the true philosophical principles
buttersmaking.
a. Its action is chemical, as well as mechanical II
forces the air into the milk, side and by
suction extracts it from the other side.
D. 1t extracts only the butter fatty parts Of the milk
leaving the Abumen, Gluten sugar and Starch untouch
ed:-so that The milk is equally paatabe and nurcios
as use full in all culinary purposes, and for feeding
Calves. or other Stock.
6. Il is of such easy acton thai child do the churn
ing of a small family.
| N B. We ask all such are interested in the manu-
iacture fpure butter csl and satisfy themselves
We offer it upon the following terms Ii he Churi
does not prove recommended, it may be returned
the money will be re unded.
l liberal discount made those who buy sell again
GTOrders for Churns. appIia4tfCns for he right
manufacture and sell in Maine, New Hampshire Vernon
Massachusetts,, and Rhode Island, addressed 10
Boston, June 26. d6tw4t JONES & CURTIS.
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P. H. RILEY,

IA ARAAAA5
Draper and Tailor,
9O5 Main ST., Cup srAIRs0
WOULD respectfully Inform the citizens OF Worcester
w and vicinity that he has taken the Store recently
occupied by j. B. N. Gould, over the Store of o. F.
sIEBBlNs d CO., where he will be happy wait on
all who contemplate change of garb with the change OF
season. Constantly on hand an assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
which will be made up order in the neatest and
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
and in thorough workmanlike manner.
Persons furnishing their Cloth can have their gar
made according their own taste or fancy
Fits shall be warranted in all cases.
PHILIP Ii. ALLEY, Practical Tailor
May 9. dam
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23
NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAM
Summer Arrangement-May I, lS49.

Summer Arrangement-May Z, 1919.
ACCOMMODATION TRAITS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at To- A.. NJ. and 430P. NJ.
{I1-The 10 80 m. Train connects with train leaving
Springfield al 7.30 Boston at ami Nashua at 720
m Providence at s. am
The $50 train with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at p. m.
Leave Norwich IT A. and IL M.
Or The am. train connects ut Worcester with West
train, leaving 10 am; Boston train at 1925 ami
Nashua train at ii Providence train at / 80 am
Pomfret Special Tratn-Leave Pomiret at a. m. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich p. m. for Pomiret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at st Am. Leave Norwich at 81
AM.-(Daily Sundays excepted
" Express freight leaves Boston at IL M Tor Allyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Bostoa at O'Clock P. NJ for New York, stop
ping only Framinsham Worcester, DaneIsonVile and
Norwich arriving at Ayn's Point to take the Boat at
p. NJ.
Steam Train Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Groto Junction at 6 80 pm.
REruRNING-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
the arrival of the Steam Boat from NewYork.
7All Baggage be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive it before the Pas
senger takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken include money, meTchan
die other articles than those OF personal use and
wher of higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given that fact and price paid the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
s. Ii. p. LEE, JR..
May7. dwtf Supt and Eng. N & w. r. R.
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This Express connects at Grcton Junction with
Bigelow's Great Northern Express,

Bigelow's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
Lace Nashua shirley Lunenburg, LeomRser, Fitchburg
Westminster, Ashtirnham, Gardner, Badwinviile Roy
a,tnn AthoI Orange, Wendal Ervng, Montague, Norh
don Tj,zwilliau TROY, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town. Ciarenont, N NJ, Springfield, Windsor, Rocking
hsn Bartonve, Chser Procorsyiiie Cavennian, L4a>
March 49,. & ~
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LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXpress.

Boston anu WOICSSCST kIApA0S0'
TTIHE subscriber continues to run THE EAs
TsSsrssa PRESS between Boston and Worcester, iof
ask$yss the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
---s@ IanF Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily
Particular attention gc2 80 paying, collecting and me-
goating tes DRIFTS, bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber is alone responsible for property eprusl
ed TO his care and risk is assumed by the Boston ant
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem Newbury port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
UFF1cEs.-HARNDEN g. cos. Office. Court Street,
Boston +; ]. H KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main 81.
Worcester. s. .. LEONAhD.
Eeb o. IaA7 diff
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&feeE ENayrCIl0a4SQ.

Steel Warehouse.
THE subscribers inform their friends and the public that
they have been appointed Agents for the sale of
Wilson, HawksWOrth, Moss s. Elliscn's
STEEL,
and will be ly supplied with full and complete
assortment Of Cast, shear, Machinery and Blister Steel
which will be sold at Boston prices.
NAV IS. dwSm E. F. DIXIE & HAMILTON
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KEEP COOL.

THE undersigned would give notice for the aecommo
dation Of the public that he has deposited States
and Is ready to receive their ORDERS for ce during The
present season, at the following named places
Mr.. Joseph HI. Gregory's Store near Lincoln sopare
M NE Sapp Mars, Confectionery Store, Main ST.
per & Clark Flour Store Washington souare !: M, Gin
Valentines Grocery Store, Central and summer
Persona Leaving their ORDERS at any or the shave
places, may be assured Of being promptly served
su"e l. u b. F. HAYWOOD
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Important to Manufacturers.
TANNED STRETCHED LEATiiE Err REF TIM, " pa -
Gna 1op Aoner Cement Splitting and Soaring Magazines
sMnR asad Req R.Uet arecenty achine
notice. n " RAssETr heu :. saoft
wy WI 81 Main street, Worcester.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-07-23
At the New York Store.

Barrages, Tissues, &c, at rs cts.
TN addition to already large assortment OF THIN
4 DRESS GOODS we received this morning lot Of
very ELEGANT BARRAGES which we are offering at
Twenty-Five cents the yard warranted all Wool and Silk
and To be the same quality now selling at ga cents.
CALL EARLY. Also,
SACKS AND VISGTES.
Those Sacks and Visites, which have sold rapidly
with u.s. are all gone few more len OF the new style
Nav IS dwu o. F. STEBBINS d. CO.
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BARRETTs DYE house,

1AO WASHINGTON STREET., BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Cloaks, shaws, adkerchefs scars
IL Bonnets &c. Gents Goats, ovets0ats, and Pants,
dyed and finished in the very best mar Ter,
The subscriber having received the gency of the above
celebrated Dye House, is prepared g receive and for
ward goods TO be dyed and hopes that the character of
the establishment for despatch and beauty of work,
together with his endeavors to please Will ensure him
share of patronage, at
Central Block, 1877 Main Street, Worcester.
ApriI4 ssSasa dwtf
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FISH MARKET,
r A TE

HE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
Il the number of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
citizens OF Worcester, that they choose TO WASH and
REMAIN WELL, rather than to pay Doctors bill 70 get
well they can be furnished, any time, with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, 4nd ample
accommodations, by calling at the corner Of Front and
Carlton Streets. CALVIN NEWTON.
June 81 diff
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL. iso'
nR E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office 10 his new Hyiropahic Institution, No. "a
FRANKLIN Pace, Franklin Street, BOSTON,. VapOr and
all kinds of Unmedicated Warm and Cold Baths AWAY
in readiness at the Establishment
Transient arders in diseases can IL desired find
he best of and at house, till
or such two dollars per day, and upwards. For perma
nent bnarders, from dollars per day. according
TO roons &C. dwtf May 49,
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Providence 81 Worcester Railroad
f4zsssyas EssfsesSs s4exszgszsss4, sSsyeFeSsF, A
sssS sgSfss5 S5estsS ss 80; ~ Ess53A
.ss1Sx z e. 1900 ~ siaz ssz-ga
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-P PASSENGER TRAINS.
To gODern and after July 8, l649.
THROUGH TRAINS


To gODern and after July 8, l849
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and l045 A. NJ. and 3,45 PM.
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 3.45 and 5 80 Pm.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at IL NJ, and
Leaves Blackstone for Providence a, l.3} p. NJ
TIE TRAINS CONNECT
At Milville with coaches aor Slaersve. At Uxbridge
with coacheG Milford and Mendon. At Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and WhunsyIlle AT Farnums
with coaches for Graf and N. E.. Village. Al
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roads,
n York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads.
AT Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day, arrival OF ralns.-With Steamers for
Warren Bristol, Fall yer, L. Greenwich, Nayat, &c,
and with Stonington Railroad.
The S.45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov
dence with steamboats, for York via Stonngton RI.
The Am train from Worcester connects al Waterford
with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Deds
ham, &C., and at PawlucBet with trains of Boston and
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N Bedford
&c &c, and the 5 so P. train from Providence con
at the stations with return traARs from same
places
The 10 As AM train leaves Worcester after arrival OF
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua C &c, arrives in
Providence in line take trains Of b. and p Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, NJ Bed ord, &c.
June9 dwtf ISAAC HlNCKLEY sup't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

FALL or CHuEcH CriLIrG. On opening DR. De-
thunes Dutch Reformed Church In Henry street, on
Tuesday, the whole arched ceiling was found to have
fallen out dam aging the interior of the and
the furniture to considerable extent. The accident
Is attributed to the psuciy Of support Afforded tho
arches and IL Is wonderful that the ceiling has not
fallen long since. The organ luckily escaped serious
daDsge. This catastrophe must have occurred on
Sunday evening for Doise was heard In the vicisty
at that time, which was attributed to thunder aud
had the congregation been there, hundreds have
been injured II not killed Ii will cost considerable
to repair the injury.
CncUIT Counr.- John Kurigan Edvard Butler, ct al
This suit for libel special damage being laid
1t appeared that the plaintiff boss" sawyer In the
Navy Yard and the defendants worked under him.-
Some misund rstanding ensuing the defendants were
discharged. Soon after Mr. Hart, the naval construc
received letter from the defendants asserting
they discharged because there difference Of
politics, and they refused to pstronize rum hole"
Kept by the plaintiff One of the defendants has died
since the commencement OF the suit Gen. Duryes for
the ehdapt. contendsd that the Communication
privileged and that the charges alleged sub
stsntially true. The case will conclude oday.
FRg.-A FIRE broke out yesterday morning, in the
tanning establishment of Samuel Wright. in Division
street opposite the Marine Barracks which totally
destroyed, Insured for 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20

CURED about this Margaret OConuor. He said that Mr.
Warner had stated, while In Boston. in open court
that he vas from Astoria, Long Island and that this
Margaret O'Connor, who under con viction for
passing counterfeit money. an important witness
this witness Is Of no consequences for the
then the statements made by MIR Warner. in Boston,
were false but IL she is to be witness we want her
and II the prosecution do not call her. we shall; add
for that reason we want to ascertain her
all want Is tn Illicit the truth and am sure the
magistrate will aid In this respect M the verv mr.
Pose OF this Investigation il not to secrete any evil
deDce either for the prosecution the defence but to
bring to light all the evidence and circumstances by
which the truth can ba attained. We ask for no pet
tfogPDg but to investigate thoroughly each an very
witness, and thus Illicit the truth 10 order to bring
the magistrate to correct judgment in the matter
now pending before him.
One question then put to the witness, as to
when Mr Warner would return to the city, aud the
w'tpess stated that he was expected on Saturday
Sunday next
this concluded the testimony of this witness and
the magistrate Adjourned the over until u O'Clock
on Friday next.
Trouble .among the Fancy.-Charles Duane-or more
commonly known as Dutch Charley was arrested,
on Monday night. between 10 and IL O'Clock on a
charge Of breaking in the panel Of the door Of
house No Sos broadway This house it see ms is
kept by P. s. OHerne, and others aud frequented by
sporting gentlemen. Charley IL appears han been re-
Quested not TO visit the house, and finding The door
Licked against him, he kicked in tue pauel The
was Investigated before Justice Osborpe and re-
suited in Charley being held to bail TO keep the peace
IL tn. sum Of 5000 As Charley was bailed he
at once appeared before Justice Mountord aad made
a complaint against Herne, and Others on charge
of keapins disorderly house. They gave bail to an
swer the charge.
I'm .ahgsd Charge Of Forgery Burley arrest
ed On Tuesday, genteel looking by the name Of
Thomas Powell warrant issued by Justice Lothrop
In which he stapds charged with having forged letter
Of Gre dit for two hundred and fifty pounds sterling
dated April Is ls4s purporting to be written by John
Allan. Of No Lesd-nhali street London, IL Messrs
George Vesey Co. Quebec, in which he introduces
Mr.. Powell to their attention. setting forth that his
owes) draft upon him TO the amount of $50 will be
duly henortd The letter of credit led the
hal N n boil Nal NJ Nail
who having faith In the letter. believing it to b. geuu
iDe gu the representations Of MIR Powell accepted his
Powells) draft on Mr. ,llsn for the sum of 500 -
be draft protested for ment aud the let
ter Of credit has been pronounced by Mr. Allan to b.
forgery. Under this state If facts Mr. Powell was
churpe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20

DEC. 1o-Rehert Kelly, Esq., President. The Secre-
were confirmed DR.. Sweeney having been appointed
Commissioners OF the sixth ward took his sea: at the
beard accordingly.
A petition from the Eighth ward, for the sum Of
SEQ So TO enable them 10 pay balance OF account for
books stationery &C., ordered to lie the table
accommodation from the inspector, to consider
an application from the Manhattan Free School In One
Hundred and Thirteenth street constitute it ward
school, was received and laid on the table.
An application for 81 5O0 meet the deficiencies Of
the Eleventh ward was read aud adopted by majo-
Tity Of Eve 10 voting in the Affirmative, andS tncud
ang the President) In the negative
A report from the Finance Committee. recommend
Ing the appropriation OF the Of $l,752 90 to meet
the legal expenses Of the Fourteenth ward schools
read and unanimously adopted
A report Of the same committee recommen aiding
adopted without dissent. The sum OF s7es to supply
defcieneies OF the Seventh ward was unanimously
adopted
nending the Of SIS go for the erection of sch
house in Greenwich avenue, Ninth ward, discussion
took place The Commissioner of the Fifteenth ward
An support CT the motion raid that OF the visit
ing committee, he was struck with the smallness Of
the school rooms which not Is feet square. IL
was Totally unworthy OF y great city like this AID
when proposition Is made to build school house Ia
suitable manner, he hoped they would not put II OF
because IL IL few hundred dollars than the last.
Several other gentlemen having delivered long
tL,as-
Mr. Esssr Shaw, in advocating the adoption Of the
resolution and in eloquenty depicting the pride Of the
peQse Of New York, in pointing TO gorgeous and en-
turing edfces Tor tse edocstion Of their children
superior beauty to any in Europeevsn Apsley House
the residence Of the great conqueror of Europe cannot
vie with some of the buildings If New York
THE speakers imagination OF the sPendor OF the
dwelling, must have been magnined by his historical
kuo Wedge Of the great achievements Of its inhabsnt
We can, however, tell him that Apsley HOUSE Is
though Of considerable sine one IT the paipest private
mansions in Pccadilly and very far INFERIOR both In
dimensions ara external atrscteDess to many OF the
club houses CT Pail Mall
Mt. TIMOTHY DAILY replied, In opposing the sum aud
the project building school houses with Grecian or
doric columns. -
Mr.. Shaw very glad that his colleague (Mr,
Horace Greeley present for he bectsd to the
expense Of seats w.eh backs to them because he him.
self had received his education seated on q slab.
daughter
After some further observations, the resolution was
adopted
Some other appropriations made, and reports
received; after when the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-20
Cou,, Of General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Jamisop and Clark
DE. lS.-Ciipping Coin named John Sny-
der was .emetine ,pcs indicted for clipping coin A
motion being made by council fer the accused quah
the indictment the court examined the points, and
after cue dehberstion, made an order denying the
molten.
.arson and .1ssauh and Battery With Intent q. XII
Cases sent 10 The Court n Oyer and Terminer I've In
dictmsnts have been found against WIN. spisrs. one
charging an attempt to commit arson and one chsrg
ing sn assault and battery With intent to take fs at
eating house In Ann street rhestrs Alley In
Sept last The have both been sent to the Court
ofoysr and Termissr where they viii probably be
The JIosJ,Juok False P,,tens Case Charse If O6,ain-
ing sl2 00O ~ False Rsprestations case which
IL an indictment charging Joseph o Hssbrouck With
obtaining tl2 600 from watts Depsyster In 1916 ny
mortgaeing certain property. aud misleading Mr. De
peystsr into belief that other property included
IL not yet disposed o. The counsel both sdes haze
summed and the Recorder will charge the jury this
!wedne.dsy) morpiDs The ease has .resdy occuosd
legal rights Of both the prosecution and the defence
have been vsianty cared for BY the counsel on each
side.
D.e. lo.-Ta, Hssbrouek False Prsrnee Cas- Con.
cisded at Lsa.-Is the ease OF Joseph O Hs-brouck,
indicted for obtaining fi2 coo from w Dep.yser By
able manner, this morning, reversing the Testimony
minutty, and placing the case luody before them.
The jury retired at halfpast twrvs and came into
ut at quarter past six O'Clock. with verdict Of
guilty. but unspmously recommending the PRISONER
TO the utmoat lsDieucy Of the court. Judgment vas
deferred until Saturday next
Trial fer .9sssuh and Boifery Nth latent XII -
Edward McCstty was put upon his defence charged
with having on the i4th Of Iv,o.ptIv
John Brady With intent to kill HIN " appeared thst
Brady o. the store OF Michael Gallagher at No 1l6
Proc street, chen McCsrty came In aud sccosted
him roughly I'm relation TO something he (srsdyD had
said about relative Of the seemed slows tI'nsed
the ~ords aud Brady left ine.nsibl- and beed
from the severe blows which he had received on the
head A physician was called TO attend to Brady aud
McCarty arrested to snswer to the charge OF mt
tempting 90 take his like. The District Ntt"rnsy. on
h.sring the evidence ssid be should not sk that the
prisoner he convicted II the intent to take lite The
Jury found verdict Of guilty OF sseauit sod battery
only Judgment will be pronou need on FRIDAY
Sfeaing SI,ish Bells I 20 boys. named citbsrt John
and Ohm Godsll accused ~ burss y, but indicted
by the Grand jury for petit arceoy IN trsisg soms
sleigh bells and cart chains worth shout SO, plssied
guilty 70 the Indictment and re@aoded TO- SEN
tence