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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-01
BIGELOW,S

sa1su FitchbuTg Ketne Greenfield, BratieBoyo,
Beiotps Fails. Wfndssr, Rutand Middteb1ry,
-1Sfs7EHzA-TeTgennes Burin Nashua, Lo,ps(k and
BOSTON EXPRESS.
DACkAGES, Bahules, Merch npize, Money, pune.
tuaiy TO warded and from Boston ekree timss each
n0y, daily Notes, Drafts snd Bills collected and prompt
ly ps,d. Orders OF all h mis- executed with despatch
C6sces- american House, RcYcesferj and IS Bvaftie
Street Bpat0n.
Orders received ~ Hutchinson IL Co = Bookstore, n
Main st., and at the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Worcester
JAsoN TEMPLE, a.,
G. BARDwELL{ "cs'o"so's'
N D. Goods forwarded TO all parts Of New Hampshire,
Vermont and the CaRadas.
JANIS. dsi l.. BIGELow, Proprietor.
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ROARD.

For sale IN .vorces,er, by tia Agent, NJ. n. GRRFs
and j. GREEN q co. dM& sweoply havs
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Worcester, Southbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In ceasetioR vista Ms NorwioA and Wovcesfer Roiecd
E%a5g THE subscriber respectfully IN.
S5ss1&m Gz& forms the public that he has
fFN% RfyN 7D est shed necy line Of Stages to
Nes4z4E& zsssss.ss5run between Webster, South.
bridge and turbridgc Leave southbridge at NJ and
arrive 1t Webster In time 60 take the 81
Worcester and Boston, arriving Boston III A. VI.
4 RETURNING-LeaveD Boston at IT and Worcester nj
=, ~ San. = q m nSs evh
day. III Passengers for W0rces, will be set down
al the Eorwich and Woyeesfer Depot. fss
Tickets Obtained Of subscriber ami ut Phelps
JeweIry Store In soufhbdee Through Worcester md
AZ the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Oalce
through @ southbrdss Fare ty fhs route ies
BY any oehsY.
All business ntrusted the subscriber will be- prompt
~ and faithfully attended 10
Iyofaoe in Worcester al the Am. Temperance House
May ne. JOSEPH SMEPAPD.
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sIpvEY, New Jerser. Julx h. lsaa

SIDNEY New Jersey, July 10, lS4s
DR. A. II. CHRIsTTE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
Of nae what has been the result my own case of In.
LACE. My reply is as follows:
For about t,Deny years had been suffering from Dys
pepSia Every year the symptoms became worse no,
could obtain permanent relief from any course of med
cal treatment whatever My physicians 81 ilfl IA
excellent men but here their prescriptions failed Ahor,
fourteen years since in consequence of frequent exno
sure 10 the weather. in the discharge of NV PASTORAL H.
ues become subject to Chronic Rheumat;sp,
Wnicn LOT year after year, caused me indescrb a
sush IN me seyerer Paroxysms the skill of my physi
Uians sometimes Afforded me great relief but this re
hei was only temporary. Farther: in the winter Of "A,
ana 40 IN consequence of preaching great deal in nv
ana various other churches in this region was at
lacked ~ the Bronchitis which soon became SO seyere
ss 10 require an immediate suspension of my PASTORAL Ia
DOTS MY nervous system thoroughly rostyaed
ana as my Bronchitis became worse so also did mn, ~
Pepsia and Rheumatic aection-thus eyjncinp thaf IT,
ulsorders were connected with each other through the
medium OF the Nervous System My suiferings were in
urey laid aside from the discharge of those duties md
me performance OF those abors in which nv sou, rs
ever found the highest Of her Joys
Bat reasoning from effect to cause concluded ~,
tae Nervous System must be reached before anv hon
could be INDUCED Of my obtaining relief from these mos,
aar ens maiades. In the whole pharmscopeia there
sceeo 70 De no remedial agent which could reach ami
recupente my Nervous System every thnr that + d
tried ior this purpose had completely failed Al last
was 100 by my friends to examine your yentions anJ
with no very sanguine hopes Of their ecenoy
determined to try the effect of the application If h
ET A. AMI BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAC;
NEIiC FLUID. This was in June, l846. TO NV carsr
AsToNisHmErr, IN TWO DAYS MY DrsyEr,,A Va coz.
IN EisHr DAYS WAS ENABLED TO REsuME nv p.sros.,
LABoRs, NOR Rave SINCE OMITTED SINGLE sERv,cr -.
ACCOUNT OF THE BRorcHiris AND Mv RHEuMar,c .rryn
rior ALSO CEASED TO TROUBLE ME- II time nerm;,tsd
could NIL sheet Of PAPER with the details of
gu. can now only furnish this brief abstract hy Dyk.
pslsia mas nerer returned; the Rheumatism once h
wniie visits but not severely and il easlv assS
ana Is maniiesty being driven from its hold upon sv
TEN and my Bronchial affection is entirely cred such
he wonderful and happy results Of the experiment
VINO ha,s been likewise suffering from neuralgic aec
tons They have tried Them WITH Harry nrs,s, ""..
LIEvE IN ErgRy cAsE. 49, M
am dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. LANDS.
FOR sale IN 'vorccs,er, by n. Agent., NJ D. GRRFN
no j. GREEN d co dMG Sweapiy ~
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Certificates and Testimonial.

The following Litter, narrating one of the most 7
markable events in the. annals Of Medical Science,
from the
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NORWICH g. WORCESTER RAILROAD
Water Arrangement-ls48.

Water Arrangement-lS48.
-cCOMM0DATION TRAINS Daily except Sunday
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A. N. and At p.
The ten o'clock Train connects with the Boston and
providence Trains The Evening Train with the
Boston Trains.
Leave Norwich ut A.. M, IL M, and 2.45 P. M.
The Morning Train connects with the Trains of the
Bos on, Providence, and Western Roads The Noon
Train with the Boston and Providence Trains
The Evening Train connects with the Boston Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM Leave Norwich at so
A.M.-(Daily Sundays excepted)
STEAMBOAT Trains,
lenve Boston at M, stopping only at Franingham
az S. Worcester at So, DHnielsonvne ST. wlcA
N S.42, aRd arrive at Allyn's Point at O'Clock.
RETURNIAG-Leave Alyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
on the arrival of the Steam Boat
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted In upon the Passenger Cars
or Depots, 8. ri. P LEE, JR..
Nov6 tf Sup't and Eng. N. d w. R.
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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

fsZssa PRES usSscrioer continues to run THE Rx
GS rhEss between Boston and Woree-,.- r.,
me ssie transmission Of Packages. Rund,s.
Three S T;% Specie and Merehardlss generally
Particular attention given TO paying. eo,l,c,;ns
sotiang ~ tes dras, bills, and purchas Is. ana 70
merchandise, produce, etc. rsAa'ns ana seiina
Al packages must be directed to his car.
The Subscriber IL alone responsible for sson,, ..a
Worcester Rail Road Company. = '' Dossoh ana
rackages by this line forwarded from Wore..,., %
sa'en Newburj port Taunton, Fall River and Nee n,
sofd alsn, 10 Portland. and all pars Of Maine su
orders See for goods 20 DO returned by this Exnrss.
urKicEs -HARNDEN X cos Odice q S.,ns, o. 60.
nossoni KNIGHTS HAT STORE, l6s MsIn 3,
~ az w.. s o. LEONARD. +
80 ~ Ass" dW
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
IN and December 5h, the Passenger Trains
~ Vermont Central Railroad will follows in
nectioh with the Northern, Concord Nashua and Lowell
FIRST TRAIN-Leaves Norlhheld for Boston and New
York at A M inersectng the Nashua end Worcester
Train tor New Yok,va Ally HIS Point reaching NYork
AM the day, in The Trains The South
and West Leaves Boston at II AN and reaches North
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Northatld at P. NJ and
reaches Boston At 81 Am The next morning Leaves Bos
ton at IL IN. and reaches Mortified at Pm.
IA PASSENGERS from MONTREAL for the
I'm Atlantic Steamers,
- and all passengers for WORCEsTERO or Spring.
field, Muss Hartford, New Haven Conn, ana New
York, will find this the quickest route.
Passengers for Boston will pass 200 miles by rail
road, and will through from Montreal in 81 hours Bur-
nsIon,vt in Is, Montpelier in II and Mortified in
hours Passengers by The first train for New York, via
Ayns Point, will pass go miles by Railroad and will go
through from Montreal in 42nours, Burlington IL 90 Mont
pelerih 81 and Mortified in 81 running hours with ample
time for
observation-disclosures may leave New York at
PM Alyn's Point or BY any OF the other Lines that
reach Boston before departure Cars at "a the
next morning. which arrives at Narthed at M.,wherc
stages will be in readiness TO convey them TO Montpelier
Burlington, ST. Albans Montreal Patts urgh, Maone aud
other p ints in Northern Vermont and New York
AFTER January le4s, passengers may go IRON North
and New Haven.
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
NorhBeId, Dec 90 le4S.
STAGES
Will ran in connection with the Vermont Central Cars
from the following stations:
White River Eilpge-for Woodstock.
Sharon --ior Stafford H
South Royaton fer Turnbrdge, Chelsea, Washington,
Orange AM Barre.
Royaitonior East Bethel East Randolph, East Brook
field, Williamstown and Barre
Bethst-or Rutland, Brandon and Mddlehury.
Montpeter'or Burlington Keesvi!le Plaltsburg, ST.
Adams and MOntreali for Planfeid Marsh6rd, Cabot,
and DanviIle; for Calais, Woodbury., erdwck, Greene
boro, Clever, Barton, Irasburgh Coventry Derby Stan
stead aud Sherbrooke; for Worcester EImore Crssbury,
Morrisown, Hydepark. Johnson aterville and Bakers
field, and Tor all parts OF Central Northern and Western
Vermont.
Waterbury-for Stowe and Worthwhile SIN Dec 60
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among winch
large number of ladies' who are peculiarly sub
ject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain!
TOillustrate the use ofthe GALVANIC BELT, sup
pose the of person afflicted with that bane of civil
zation, DYSPEPSIA, any other Chronic or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases. stimuants taken which,
by their action on the and muscles of the stom
ach, afford temporary relief but which leave the patient
in lower state and with injured faculties aferthe a
ton thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the
effect resulting from the application of the GALVANC
BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the worse
symptoms OF attack and simply tie the Belt around
the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed. In
short period the nsensihe perspiration will act the
positive element of the Belt thereby causing Galvanie
circulation which will pass the negative and thence
back again to the positive thus keeping up continu
Galvanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most cases of DYSPEPSIA are PFRMA
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS OFTEN AM
PLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS
Certificates and Testimonials
From the most Respectable Sources,
Could be given sufficient to fill every column in this 20
per We make few selections. The first is an
EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
and conclusively proves that
" Truth is stranger than Fic-
tion."
The following letter. narrating one of the most ra
markable events in the annals Of Medical Science s
from the
Rev. DR.. Lands, a CLERGYMAN
II New jersey Of distinguished aainments and exalted
reputation -
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TOBACCO.-The only sale we heard of 16 hhds. Il
A. at &C.. and r. at 21aiD3c. . ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Several Western buyer
came into the Sugar Market and took about 700 hhds
rates Of Friday. Moasses dull and $50 bb sold at 150
171ac. q gallon.
FLOUR.-There was scarcely any demand. and the only
sales reported 450 bb Ohio in three lots "a for
binary, and "a la Dbl for brands Buyers for ship
ment offer fraction below "a for Ohio and similar marks.
CORN-Tbe market is heavy. and the largest sales to
knowledge 800 sacks yellow at 3 and 459 do al $780,
p bushe which outside rates.
OATS.-A sale of $40 sacks Illinois at 38c.
WHEATON sacks brought 8lc o busheI.
PROVISIONS.-TIe Pork market is dull, and the only
sales small lots Of Mess at $40 12sO$l0 25 and
SO bbs Rumps at % Dbl. Bacon is firm at the ad
and noticed rs casks Sides sold at 54c 30 do
Shoulders 3s and Is do. at 4c . The transactions in
Lard reported 200 bblS Grease at AZ and Sc bbs
No. at SIC. . b.
SALT-A cargo of 1859 sacks Liverpool Coarse Gin brown
sacks) brought zoe. q sack.
COFFEE.-2000 bags Rio were sold from shpboard (to
close cargo) at 61c p ID; but there is very little good
Coffee now to be had under 6sSGO64c
GUNNY BAGS.-A sale of 81, 600 new Bags in bales st
9ac cash. which is decline.
WHISKY.-Rectifed dull at 171Sc.
EXCHANGING alteration.
FREIGHTS.-Vesses in demand, and the rates firm
Two American ships the Republic and the ersey) were
taken for Liverpool at I'D. for Cotton
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Races-Metairie Course.

There were two races over the Metarie Course
Yesterday in both of which the time was good, and
i'm the last one we believe the quickest on record
For the first race, which for proprietor's
purse of $500, the entries were Charmer, Topaz,
Doubloon, and colt by John Dawson-two mile
heats The first heat was warmly contested be-
tween Topaz and Doubloon, and was dead heat
between them in 3:49-the Dawson colt being
third, and Charmer fourth. The second heat was
won by Douboon in 3:42, the Dawson colt being
third, as before and Charmer fourth. In the third
and deciding heat, Doubloon was again victorious,
in 1857, Charmer coming in third, and the colt last.
SECOND RACE-The entries were Little Emily,
Telegraph, Sarah Warren, Black Satin and Thorn
hM-me heats-best three in five, for the Pro-
prietor's purse of $3.50.
The first heat was taken by Sarah Warren, the
other nags reaching the stand in the following Or
der: Thornhill I'd, Telegraph Sd, Little Emily 4th,
Black Satin dstanced. Time, 1:50.
AT the tap of the drum the horses started for the
second heat, which warmly contested and
calamity won by Sarah Warren, followed closely
by Thornbill I'd, Telegraph Sd, and Little Emily
4th. Time, las.
The third heat was taken by Little Emily, Tele
graph coming in I'd, Thornhi Sd, and Sarah War
rem 4th. Time, 1:47h.
In the fourth heat Sarah Warren was again the
victor, Little Emily, Telegraph and Thornhill fol-
lowing. Time, 1:48. We annex summary:
FIRST RAcE-Sunday, March S.-Proprietors'
purse, S3OO-Two mile heats
liz. szymauski's oh. c.. Deu6loon. by Magrave, dam
Van Leers b, T. Topaz. By Glencoe, dam Emerald.
by Leviathan, Az. o., 81 lbs. .;..:... :;......0
T. B. Patterson's b; f. Charmer, by imp. Glencoe,
dam Betsey Malone Y. o., 81 lbs. ."....;
Kirkland Hauisons b. G. by John Dawson, dam by
Leviathan, 8 y. o., So bs...::...............33
Time 3:48-3;42-3:S.
SECOND RAcE-Sdme Day.-Proprietors' purse,
$250-Mile heats, best three in five
T. B. Goldsbys CHI (. Sarah Warren. by imp. BEL
shazzar, dam by Leyiathan. 4 y. o., lbs....l l
Ig. Szymansk's Oh. m. Little Emily By Wagner.
dam Emily Speed. 5y. o.. 107 lbs. ...........4 2
Van Leer's ch. g; Ietegraph, by Eclipse. dam Mo.
Kirkland Harfison's Oh; 6 BY Thoinhiil, dam su:,
T. B; Patterson. b. s. Black Satin By imp; Levi
athan, dam by Stakeholder, 5y.o. 107 lbs. dist.
Time. 1:50-E48-1471z-1:48.
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RETAIL HARDWARE
And HOuSe-Building Materials.

THE undersigned receiving direct from The Manu.
r BUILDING MATERI AIS, House Furnish. en-
J ing Goods Guns, Pistols. etc., etc., which heS64
offers at low prices and invites his friends and "
the mechanics Of New Orleans to call and s1amn e.
FISHING TACKLE. Rods, Hooks. Sinken, Lines yes.
etc ETC. The undersigned also requests the ssnSn E.
WIRE RAILlNG for Balconies. Window. shutters
G,aes, and almost every article for the use q bldng
which must from its utility and. beauty. take the place 81
every other article in the line Of railing for Enclosures Gal
efles and Fences for Tombs Being made entirely by ma.
cast hand wrought Railing The undsniEned having
heen sppoined Sole Aesat for tbs South sys be friends
She.s osden viii b ncssysd r quantity required At
aSs; Il PMS u WIZ W. 4. yEkCHER, sChals,ss ..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

or The British Admiralty have resolved on
another arctic expedition in search of the missing
one under Sir John franklin. The North Star, a
fgate in ordinary Sheerness, is fitting out, and
will start for Bafin's Bay in six weeks .r-
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PRoLlFIc.-The wife of young Irisbman, in
Salem, Mass, was safely delivered of three chill
dren at birth, a few days ago. The mother and
children are doing well.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having been elected Syndic 70 settle
u up the affairs of the late firm of G. r. SESSIONS T.
Co. hereby gives notice to all indebted to said rm
to make immediate payment The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted ESQ far he find them) aud
the hands of an attorney for coection.
He also ofen for sale the establishment of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office Is complete in every particular,
together with first rate Double Cylinder Napier Press,
guaranteed be equal in this city, The Press will be
sold separately, if desired -
p7d&W If q. X. SESSIONS, Syndic
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The large merchant grist
and saw mills of Henry Quinn, in Alexandria
township, N. j., were destroyed by fire on the 2lst
ult There is some mystery about the fire, as the
mills had not been used much for some time. VAL
ued at $l2 900, and insured for 5000.
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STABBING AT NoRFoLK.-Mr Ebenezer Still
well, keeper of bowling-alley at Norfolk, was
recently stabbed twice in the breast by James
Harwood; the former, during quarrel about
debt due him, having struck the latter One of the
wounds is supposed to be mortal.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of The Lefayene Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, April 8. 1s49-No arrivals since Friday,
and prices as then reported We repeat them Beef first
class 6f07, second 506. third 4D5c o fb Hogs 3Oe1c
y fb Sheep. $30s4 y head Cows, $25fOS35 o head
hay, SAC $l5 ton Corn, 4505Oc. p bushe Oats &c.,
bushe! Bran, 60(D70c. % 100 Hb O.cake 81 % 100 III
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Il. For San Francisco.-The splendid ship Al
N8A HAMBHA, Georre Coffin, master. having all her
TUESDAY. 10Th inst No more fr.ish. can p taksa bnt
California invited 20 on board and examine this ship
at the Steamship Landing. Lafayette.
u Baggage must be on board on bef0n Tuesday
next at IL O'Clock. fs
For passage only apply on board, or to
J. P. WHINTEY T. CO 70 Camp st.
No Storage Passenger will be taken Price Of Passage
$500 to San Francisco To Rio de fsDeiro. 500.
The ship will touch Rio de Janeiro and Va narsso for
the of obtaining fresh prov sons and wstss apS
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To sss se THUasDA.,Xy: the l a&t inst ( I.

To sail on THURSDAY. the 12fh inst.
"A. For California, via Chsgres-The "A l. very
ES3& fast sailing coppered and copper fastened bark
- FLORIDA. D McCarty. master, having large
part Of her cargo will sail above Che has sen
did state room accommodation. for Cabin Psasensen and
foraby accommodate limited number Of pssengsn. The
bark Florida the fasest sailing vessel Of this port and
psr.ons going TO California via Chasrss particularly
invited to inspect this beautiful vessel she row s = the
lower end of the Beef MsFket, Flint Mupicipaity, and
select thsr bsrths. Eeg fqrhe. Particular apply 10
.Da n HAksisos s' e.. fsSd.. st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

CHARGE OF HIGHwAY RoBpERY.-Two persons, named
brought before Recorder Baldwin on Saturday, charged
a butcher in st Mary's Market. Mr.. Baker that
OBien had snatched the wach from him. which tes-
uony the latter was committed Hopkins discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

PARADoxIcAL.-The Sons of Temperance are
united in love and harmony, and yet new Divisions
are springing up every day.
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Memoranda:
Passengers:

Per brig Isabella, from Vera Cruz-E. W. Trotter ]. Ii.
Woodbury. F. Flurin, and Mr.. Duren.
Per bark Thames. from Chagres-L NJ Burnett J. Fay.
and A. Colbum.
Per ship 81. Petersburg from Lverpool-173 seerage.
Per ship Henry Ware, from Liyerpool-2l5 Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

INauEsT-The Coroner on Saturday held an inquest on
the body of white man. found drowned the opro
site Celeste street, Second Municipality verdict-found
drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

THIS article universally acknowledged to be the
most nutritious and at the time the most delicate
substance that be obtained for lnvads Children
Diet 1t is considered by the Medical Faculty superior to
all other fanaceous substances of Dyseney and
Bowel Complaints incident to this climate while it is highly
recommended various domestic purposes such the
making of puddngs. Farna put in tin for the
California market
f For sale by the Druggists generally and at the Depot
Cdr0ndeet and Graper streets at wholesale and
retail by TREADWELL & BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Southern
mh22 Inns and Western States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

Found DRowNEp,-The Coroner yesterday held in.
quest the body of white unknown, found
in the opposite Espanade street, First Municipality.
Verdct--Eonnd drowned.
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List of Vessels in Port Not cleared.

Corrected ecery morning. especially for 7Ae Crescent"
Nots-ln the First municipality (desg grated the following
table by mi VI the Nos The Railroad and mn m
In the Second the Nos above
ing No. being Fatboat Landing In Third m3 Nos
commence the Railroad No being Ferr1 whar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

RuNAwAYs-The Second Municipality Police yesterday
arrested runaways William the slave of Mr.. Smith, and
Adene belonging to Madame Lorra.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

EXTRA PAY.
4 THE undersigned iny Prepared e sTssSte al pspe"
III EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY ~
M and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased /&8<N
officers and soldiers who served in the late war =
with Mexico. Office in New Commercial Exchange, directly
under Major Dashiel's office. =.
Though the Paymaste has closed his Rolls in this city, the
undersigned still keeps his Office to prosecute all claims
for Back Pay, Extra Pay etc and has trustworthy Agent
in Washington whose special duty is to attend promptly
to all claims forwarded to his order: .ro,r
mhI6 Ims-2dp Late Can't. c.. f. 9Th Regt. La. Vols
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

LARcHNY.-A person rejoicing in the euphonous of
Juan Herrera Sylvia yesterday arrested BY the Second
Municipality police, for larceny.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

BRUTAL AssAgLT-Jeny Laughin on Friday evening
assaulted John Roland the First Municipality police office
and beat him very severely The offence having been
med within the very clutches of the law of Jerry
had chance of He sent before the First Dis
trict Court by Recorder Genois.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

: FoUNDLINes. - Two infants, supposed to be
twins, were found packed away in basket, in the
ladies' saloon of the Brooklyn ferry-boat, at New
York, on the night of The 18th ult. The little in
nocents were taken to the Aims House.