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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-27

CeleDrateu BOCIOR OF the BIf'UU, from the City
of Hartford, HAS ARRIVED,
and will be in attendance at the AMERICAN TEN
PERANCE HOUSE IN WORCESTER, from
FRID.4Y, Jan 10, until Saturday, Jan. 9th,
for the consultation of the afflicted sexes
his Office in HARTFORD, the first week in each month
until May, after which time his Office will be in the City
Of New York.
He is effecng the kable cures for the sick
the suffering and discouraged of the various parts oil
world, both by letter and personal acquaintance.
He invites the attention of those afflicted in any
manner with diseased Of the Blood Bones Nerues,
or Flesh however severe-such Cancers Tumors
Fever Sores sweled Neck, Spinal Affection Soitness and
Curvature OF the Bones, Diseased Lungs Consum
Diseases of the Heart, Pleursy, Bronchitis Insanity, In
damation of the Eyes Bowels any organ in the
system Lame Back Side and Stomach; Rheumatic pains
Dropsy lndgeston Costiveness, Piles Contracted Mus
ces liberated Sores of all kinds Scald Head Scurvy
all diseases peculiar to Females perfectly cured b. little
medicine. e" word TO the wise is sufficient"
His system OF treating the above and all manner OF dis
eases has secured TO thousands of persons eecua cures
of the most obstinate kind, by restoring the BLOOD
it's natural and necessary constituent elements, which
diseased and rendered impure.
Should you doubt whether all of disease of
and every organ in the human system, could be entirely
cured by Doctoring the Bood-read the Word of God,
Physiology and Phrenoogy for YOURSELF and if BLocD
is NOT THE LIFE FLESH
The life Of the flesh is the blood Mereof-Gen tx: g.
For the blood is the life -Deut. x 49,
For the life of the flesh is the bioodLey. xvii: H.
Blood is the life of oil fesk.-Lev. xvii: IA.
For the life ofGufesh is the blood H.
Chrst's Life taken by the shedding of his Blood.
Blood has voice to pierce the skies,
Revenge the blood Of Abie cries;
But the dear stream when Christ was slain,
Speaks peace loud from erery uein Watts.
THE AFFLICTED ARE INVITED TO CALL.
ADVICE FREE.
DR.. ROOTS NEW LECTURES ON health ard
tive Engravngs be had his Office, or the News
Rooms. Jan l6.
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A CARD.

VFNHAT new beginner of the Daguerrean Art, who
4 styles himself the g SKlLLFUL ARTIST,' and who
ailudes 10 me mex perenced yeuth sh iud reco
lect that has experience has been very great
is well known that he took his first lessons oil L. Bahb
only fe months since, an if person by reading his
an examination Of his types would at once dspel The m
sion. Having the advantage of practical experience
ard better light, engage to make BETTER picture
for SEVENTY FIVE CENTS, than can be made by any
other rs cent operator in this city.
Jan II. diff L. MORSE, 142 Main st.
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TO ne LEASED.
MMHasssl

= TINE subscriber wishes 20 lease for one more
@aA Il years. building situated at MILLvILLE, in
. Blackstone, directly upon the Providence and Wor
ces,er Railroad The Building ia Is by IS feet, will, two
stories and an attic. II the rooms supplied with
nermauent Water Power Il Is excellent location for
apIaninr Machine Shuttle Works. Turning Shop &C.
Within three and half miles of Its location there ia
much water power there Ia In the City of lowell
Waterford, Jan rs. dSw WELCOME FARNUM
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DR. ID. I'M. RAOOD.

DIR. o. H BNUUUs
Proposes resume the Practice Of Medt-
w cine far as relates to the treatment OF
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult denton. 1t is fact, that of the irregular
es and consequently many The defects, the second
sci Of teeth, caused by msmanagemert during the
eruption and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice Of Dentistry several years past, has
made the principles and process Of dention also the
rrtations resulting from it familiar and therefore ap>
proprate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed coAnexion in the bust
ness of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o, H. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sept. 22-tf C. d. COOK, NJ. ID.
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Partner Wanted.

Z A GENTLEMAN now engaged in a SAFE and profitable
IA cash business wishes partner with capital OF $4,000
ANY one having that at their command, and dis
nosed personally TO attend business will please address
Z r. g. Box lS2 Worcester Post Office, under their
signature and an interview then be had with the nd
vertisa eases dwistf Jan s.
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DTSNOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretsfore existing under the firm
l. OF DAYTON d CLAPP, is this day dissolved by
mutual The outstanding affairs of the firm will
be settled by NJ b. CLAPP who continues the business
II. II. DAYTON,
Worcester, Dec !, ls4s Nj B. CLAPP
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GOLD WANTED,

TN order to CLOSE UP OUR BUSINESS more effec
tuay Ii will be necessary for all who have not paid
their accounts and the number 10 large being three
weeks after the first Of january settle Immediately
their accounts will be left in other hands or collection
q. w. LUNGLEY & Co
Worcester jan 90 i849 dw
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CHLORoFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared TO Extrac
Teeth Without pain by the Of this recently discovers
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-27

E Ross Xpress forward all sorts OF par
cells and small cases, through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road Newport, Fail Ruer, Bristol and Harren
dWff
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress MRS. RICHARDSON, and Reformed Prac-
tioner of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost the late firm oDs Goulett Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore, at his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand up stairs,
the Store Of G. @. Clapp
DR. Goulett in practice nothing but Vegetable or
Botanic Medcines,-and be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evenings and all other honrs he be found at his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
DR. g. takes this occasion to say, that he feels grateful
for avors has received from his friends and patrons
in the practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in This city, and he trusts he shall merit confirm"
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their BEHALF
Oct 10. DIFF A. D. GOULETT.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-27

NV. B. PALMER IS agent for this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in Bos
ton, No Congress Street.
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STEPHEN TRACY, M. d.,
j. HOOKER, WI. d.,
ANN STlu(yEOE

j. HUBMEkSy NH. ID,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens Of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened
Office by himself and socls patronage from his friends
and Others wishing Medical and Surgical aid.
He will not ntrust the dispensing Of his Medicines to
the Of inexperienced individuals, but WILL far
practicable, attend to it himself thus avoiding great r
to Patient and Physician. dit jan ]. k
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1. L. j. PREVOST

L.. L. =. PREVOST,
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON Office and Botanic Depot BARKER &
EsTA STORE, UP STAIRS LIST door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-27

Steam Engine for Sale.
NOR sale Horizontal STEAM ENGINE, 4 #. stroke,
T. IS inch Cylinder, with boilers, each fues
24t long and 48 inches diameter made lS4o and
which has not been run but few weeks 1t is strong
and Thoroughly made and is offered tor sale fault
Whatever bat simply that il is longer needed
power has been substituted in its stead. Inquire OF
WAsHBURN, MOEN & co.
Worcester, Jan %, 184s. T&Tst
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Musical Notice.

TIME subscriber gives notice that ne is prepared 70 en-
ser into arrangements with any Society," oesfns ms
,,nes as Conductor and Creanis from the rst o. april
next DIFF
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PnrficuIar NOfice.

TT the person who seen to take pair OF BLACh
KID GLOVES, lined with Lambs Wool, from me
go, Treasures Office, Wednesday afternoon, the 24th
inst viii return them Immediately, he will save himself
much trouble.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-27

NIB. w. w. Co.'s will continue the manu
cture of CUSTOM BOOTS as heetofore Boots and Shoes
RFpAInEp in the neatest manner by g. CAPRoN
ne Ia es DIV MAYNARD & NYE.
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NOTICE.
C0PARTMERSHIP NOTICE.

OUE hA 11WGhEA4AA IN A@AIs
TIME subscribers have this day formed Copartnershp
| under the firm and style of MAYNARD & NYE, for
the general transaction of the BooT AND SHOE BUSINESS
and have taken the Store recently occupied by G. B.
RonnINs e. Co.. where they will be happy 10 see the old
friends and customers Of the establishment.
They hope by strict personal attention 10 business
and dine regard TO the Of their customers to merit
a liberal share of public patronage
.,r,.,.or Ion 10 1919 EDWIN W. NYE
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p.a1 Scotch De LANES for III cts.

ANs.,Es of The above Goods selling at ia CTS same
% raaas selling elsewhere for one shilling am agn,ns
20 ps RICH STYLES TX do do do at 90 cents.
Fornew anu 0T HALF. & THOMPSON,
DIV opposite Central Hotel
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e N, r.ceived beautiful SYKES, anu ~ ~
400 rs h ns,t es Goss 10 cts same goods
ar .as selling 4. ~ es from to cents
500 s 4, q. s,y ssj s % 80 aonpson
onposite Central Hotel.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-27

~ ~ ooh INST, a small English Bull PUP
IN y. th seated with yellow. Any infor
V@N - IL, concerning him will he thankfully re-
$500 ceivea ,,a :! Ao J, o. TUBBs
sraVe, " place Worcester. Jan ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

RACES Metairie Course, Sunday, January =
A match was run on this Course to-day for $500
between the celebrated Kentucky horse Bull Neck,
and the Tennessee horse Andrero Jackson-dis-
lance, 1000 yards. 1t proved very hollow affair,
and was poorly attended. The little betting we
heard was in favor of the Kentuckian. But few
sporting men were present, and business in that
line was very fiat. After considerable delay the
horses started nearly opposite the stand on the
back of the course, Andrew going off with the lead,
which he kept till the turn to the run in. The
big horse then came alongside and good race
ensued up the distance, the Kentuckian winning
by half length Shortly after this pacing race
was run in harness for purse of $50, mile heats,
which was won easily by Major Monroe's c. g..
Gen. Smith, beating three others. To attempt to
describe the race would be ridiculous, as all four
horses broke at various times and seemed to be
running though they were turned loose to select
their own pace. The winner was the favorite at
sta rtipp.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

the ST. Louis Union, writing from Inde pendence
under date Of the Doth, says: The weather con-
tinues very cold, and the ground covered with
sleet and snow yet amidst the dreariness Of the
season, Messrs. Mockaby and Kerr are about ieay-
ing to-day for the Plains. They will go out as
far as the Cottonwood Fork Of the Arkansas, $50
miles,) and return with the wagons of Smith,
Brown, Waldo & Co., which are scattered along
the road in that direction. That company, am
told, have lost about two-thirds of their oxen-say
two thousand head or more-and were compelled
to abandon their wagons. The drivers suffered
dreadfuy"
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Sale without reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN Il co.

"WEDNESDAY, January 10 u 'ciocWl be sold at suc
Sn sT At s GoGns .ss bounded s 70
u, Phi Nayad and Apollo Lafayette sal" lois being
10 plan and each measuring
30 front AroHo BY depth Of l7 feet inches and
on fr dwellings the Of Lafayette.
2Ta ENTY-SIX LOTS OF GROUNt ed at Harlem, "
from the river. The
property high ed by Cortes Canal Wesbu and
sold block Each lot measures 50 Zee
nni, by 81 feet deep. go.
operey first described This hsser assume
payment of three notes. 1922 each, dad April 49, 10
AMI "a months after date bearing interest per cent
per snnu from maturity and then uay paid
bear interest per the properly
hall cash balance note bear
The property
before r. Besr N p at the expense Of the pur
a. vs frcn dute Of sale = 1.aa 1se7a Jas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08
Important Sale of Fir.t and Third Municipality
ProperN-Improved and Vacant
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j, A. BEARD. AucIlO0ecT
CATURDAY, January 49, 10 ocockWin ne son at nuotion
- ST. Exchsnge, without the allowing very
SEVEN LdTs OF GROUND fronting 81. Paul street and
ach about 81 feet front on 81 fan STREET, oy wv ~
deep between First and Be ond streets 40
g. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, fronting on seconu nie M
measuring each 30 ft front by 1853 II feet dep pe"''
louise St. Peter $685. ...h
g. TEN LOTS rontng Toulouse street ard essor ne eseh
by 100 feet deep betSeen first snu o
a. NINE LOTS fronting Toulouse street. AMI g eecn
about 'front.' by ITO feet deep between van Du'eh an"
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting on Canal Caondsie'
ard each al S o4 feet deep between Van
Buren and Fourth ,.,.
ONE HOJgE AND LOT Elmre has so feet ont
r,,;s. eef deco excellent
Frame House and n,w rented 70 goo. te ants
+ SIX LOTS nting Con.Ies street, between Craps and
md 30 feet front by 93 feet deep
g. THREE LOTS fronting Cssacavo between Mon
measuring each 30 II feet front on Casa
cslvo street. feet deep On the abye premises there
arg Stab and good Dwelling now leased 70 me
Old Line Of Onnibuses. $50, =
Tms cssh balance 10 and IS month"; credit Tor
bearing mortgage the property which not punctuay PAID
the Of ann nnn ana Pan
Full of each will be ready Tor delivery astne
Office oft Auctioneers, on tbs 23d ins.
Rans said perry will be exhibited at the d. Lcsn Excnang
one week pre- ous 10 the s-ie. = o-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

l. O. o. F-The annual convention of the R.
w. Grand Encampment of the State of South Ca
rolina, was held on Saturday evening, Decembes
80, 1913, at Odd Fellows Hall, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year p C. p,
A. F. Browning, G. C. Patriarch P. H. p, C.
Erickson, G. H. Priest P. C. p, P. F. Smith, G..
S. Warden P. C. p, E. Addison, G.. J. Warden !;
P. H. p, D. P. Landershine, G. Scribe; p H. p,
F. Day, G. Treasurer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

PRoFIrApLE REvRreE. SO ne weeks since man pre-.
sented hin self vends. of Havana lottery tickets on ST.
Charles street and showing ticket. the number oil
which had dawn prize Of $500 in the December lottery
induced tne vsnder cash it, He received quarter OF the
turned with letter drawing attention TO fact the lottery
vender seemed have overlook that the ticket was TO
der Immediately called upop the gentleman had obta'net
the and requested him to return IT, This he refused
do He arrested charge Of suindling-e ,mine
before Recorder Baldwin. and discharged He there
fore the cash. and has since given Information npor
which his prosecutor tried for sci ing lottery ckets ~
voston of the laws of the State, the penalty for which
$1,000 one half OF which goes to the nf0rmer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

No VERDICT The jury in the of Antonio Sbeich
tried before the United states Circuit Cou for the murder
of James Chappe on board the chip ST. Louis her
fro Vera Cruz 70 this in August last being una
ed at a'e hoqr on Friday night after sitting nearly forty
hous As have sreaay stated the Jury was unanimous
the opinion that the prisoner rni y but one Of
juror insisted upon bringing qnaihed verdict Of guilty
s'wbont ,apita punishment The laws of this g. ate
give this legislative in CAPITAL cases. but il is
not conferred by the laws Of the United States and the
Cont therefore, refused 70 receive such verdict
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEArRE.

n. 2. GAATTAN-. Stage Manager
THE GLORIOUS EIGHTH OF JANUARY.
Last Night Of the aofJTBBENANOsAY with Mr. GEORGE
JAAiSON +" Bloody Nathan.''
TyIS EVENING. Monday. january 1919 The
with das drama Ct Nick Of
pole Mr. Spear: Teie Doe Mrs. c. Pope DANCE BY Miss
J. LaFore- NC Hurrsh r The Red White and Blue
toch. Greene Lou'.s, Mrs Johnston After which
TAMMANY, bred and trained by the
famed LEVI NORTH will appear IN series Of Fashionable
with the performances Of the unrvale
SABLE MELODISTS.
~ Tuesday, Appearance Of Mr.. BOOTH. s
L.
PTices Circle rs Payquee Second and
Tiers Coored Boxes so Gallery, IS
~ Seats be secured the
hours 10 A. NJ and NJ by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley Treasurer.
at a precisely. jas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

Gs- The Washington Globe has another inter-
esting letter from San Francisco, confirming the
motley desperate, and careless character of those
collected in the California gold region. One pas
sage in the letter is as follows: Every man en-
gagged in hunting gold, and every one that visits
the gold region, goes armed to the teeth. Scenes
of violence occur; there is no security for life or
property" etc.
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Choice BUILDING Lots on Josephine street
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

"WEDNESDAY, January TO- oclock-Wll be sold
w ton, a Bauts Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded By Lose
3d. a. &c feet IL hes lines front
Josephine feet II inches lines the rear ne the depths
leg feet 10 inches all
fully laid by plan. The sid walk fee, wide on Josephine
street. paid for The property will be sold in block
TesThe purchaser payment Of three notes, Tor
$2 EACH February ls4 August ls9 and February
Acts Of sale before R. Beard expense pur-
-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

The TARIFF OF 42.-The editor of the Boston
Atlas, the leading wing paper in Massachusetts,,
write from Washington as follows: There are no
men here of any party, who wish to resnact the
tariff of AZ There are many objectionable fea-
lures in it which ought to be, and will be, avoided
in any bill which may be reported. 1t has been
made great bugbear in the South and West, and
as a whole, is unpopular. There is no denying
THE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08
LAFAYETTE THEATRE. ;. Rousseau {

Managers Messr OLIVER g. BROWN; Stage Manager, Mr.
Nayo Leader of the Orchestra Schwartz Artist Schneider
Mschnst, King.
First Appearance Of Mr.. HICKEY.
,QlHlS EVENING, nd January g. l849Wi be presented
i by request the Drama Of tlCTURlNE-Ee1 Mr. wo Gr
Mr. Patterson; Vic Miss K Meadow Therese
Mrs .Cncu with the Imaginable Yankee Farce called
The WOOL DEALER Drute onomy Dutiu, Mr. Hickey
< Gormly, sih song Mr. Patterson -.
Prizes OF Boxes so Pit 30 cents Gallery 20
cents; Colo e. Gallery, 20 cents.
~ Doors open past 6; Peiiormanee At o'clock
ar p lice under the direction of Mr.. JACKSON.
IL Office open the hours Of 10 A. M and r M,
where Tickets and Seats secured by to Mr.
W. BROWN jas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

CHOLERA IN MoBILE.-The Board Of Health
at Mobile report six cases of cholera as having oc
Cured on the 9Th inst-one on board boat com
ing down the river; one came from New Orleans
and the remaining four were residents of Mobile.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

THE GLORIOUS EIGHTH OF JANUARY
La night of Mr. HACKETT Mr.. vANDENHOFF will appear
V1as EVENING Monday January g lss1Wn be presented
Mr. Hacket Hotspur, Mr. Wander hof Prince Of Wales, Mr.
Morton; Lady Percy, Mr., r. Russell To conclude with
THE PLAINS OF CHIPPEWA: She would be Soldier
Chr slime, Mrs Jones.
~ Tuesday, Benefit Of Mr. HACKETT.
q Doors at haifpast g. and Curtain rises at O'Clock
Tickets and places be had application to Mr. j. r
BAILY the hours of 10 and O'clock day. a8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

~ The Prcpeo and Editors ofthe SUN OF TEMPERANCE,
having found Unnecessary discontinue publication Of their paper
Consequence of the prevailing epidemc request all persons
indebted them TO make immediate payment Mr. MARX =.
BcsEY who duly authorised collect ill His duo ~ oss.
Nj Aey vii % "a xsissasnss 10 Nv ~ " Msn u y. Q,
M b o.. " o. csssss sbvse ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

IMMERSION IN THE CHURCH "A rector in The
established Church of England has been suspended
for three years by the Bishop of Winchester, for
receiving public immersion, and afterwards the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper, at the hands of a
Baptist Minister.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

GLORIOUS EIGHTH OF JANUARY.
THIS DAY. Monday Jan. g. ls49-Tbe Glorious Eighth
of ceehrai Of VIII oh there will be GRAND
DAY PERFORMANCE, IL O'Clock, M, in which the whole
OF the immense Company will appear.
a. THE EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENTS will include an
fund of prouuced upon TINS oc"s
Son. and brilliant Equestrian Acts, nterude
Ethiopian MeloIe Sp Arens and great
pleasing novelty particulars Of which
Ills
~ open O'Clock perform commence at o'clock
Dress Circle so Second Tier, Is cents aS
~ A stock of CARRIAGE, CAB and DRAUGHT HOR SEES for
sale. Apply Office of the Olympic Circus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

DoCToRs IN ClNcINNATI-They have about
three or four Medical Colleges in Cincinnati, and
the Atlas the number of Doctors in the city
to be 1S9. Of these 136 are Regulars, II Eclectic,
IL Homeopathic, s Botanic, Indian, and l6 Nom
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GREAT PAIN TING!
open FOR EXHIBITION Gy~ FOR Il SHORT TIM
OLoNGER-A sToCKwELL'S
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISS lSSIPPI r V Err,


AT PANORAMA HALL,
snge buag the week. Sum-
day excepted, on Saturday afternoons o'clock
" PANORAMA Times tbs Ezsnt Of any Paint
World faithfully Of country Three
Miles Length, passing through Ten
Union, embracing Fifteen D. Latitude
N Admission, so cents Children, IS jas
MELODEO
Opposite Req Mr.. Qapps Church, St Charles street.
TINE ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS will give of the delight
full CONCERTS which have drawn grounded house each
night of their performance They will continue all tins W ek
s- CENTS including Refreshmen Ticket jas lw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

LAuoEMrs.-Chas. Leroux and Abraham Mitchell were
arrested by the Second Municipality police Saturday the
former charged with stealing dozen silver valued al
$50 the house Of Peter Conrey Jr polio street
and the latter with stealing gold chan found in his
sion from Joseph Hart. Mary Finn also ar,eted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-08

Fzrack ARES ed in the Third Municipality yesterday
charged by Margaret RYAN with receiving part OF the con
tents Of chest stolen from her. and known by him to be sto
lem This the that Mrs RYAN accused Mrs Kra
who before The First District Court the
charge, by Recorder Baidw n of stealing.