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FOR SAM FRANCISCO,

A N d T H E GOLD REGIONS,
To sail from Providence, March Goth.
"A 7NHE splendid and favore coppered and cop
ttslIM per fastened fast sailing packet ship SOUTH
HKfH AMERICA, (65O tons) Capt. Nathaniel w
-11@@-~ SowLB having splendid cabin accommodations
and roomy between decks being feet, this ship
offers favorable opportunity for passengers who wish
go comfortably. The between decks Of this ship will be
hIted up as spacious Saloon painted berths curtaned
and cabin TO be well ventilated with spacious companions
each hatch way
The first cabin is finished with rosewood and mahogany,
divided into spacious rooms and furnished ia modern
style. The Ladies' Cabin is finished and furnished in the
best style, and offers favorable opportunity to families
going TO San Francisco.
Capt. Sowle is plished officer in the Pacific
trade and passengers going by this ship which is
ably fast saer, will be of quick passage
An early application, tor freight passage should be
made to VIM. WHIPPLE BROWN,
No. West Water Street, Union Buildings.
Feb 29. dtM20 Providence, r. I.
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To the Ladies,

TINE subscribers this morning opening Cases OF Rich
i Spring Goods, viz:
Plain Changeable SILKS, very rich colors;
do Fig'd do do very choice.
New Scotch DE LANES, just imported.
do Manchester do new styles.
Plain Linen Ginghams, the choicest colors.
Plaid do do do do.
Cold Bordered LINEN HDKF'S.
Tape do do do extra fine.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, great variety.
Small fg'd do something new
Black Silk 90 common and extra quality.
NYThe above Goods, with great variety of
other New Goods just bought under the favorable
circumstances, and prepared to sell them, usual
a kitkEe beiow the market price.
NJ g. We would particularly call your attention TO
our assortment OF PRINTS, which is acknowledged by
every one TO be superior any in this city.
+ 5000 HALL s. THOMPSON,
March Z. davis opposite Central Hotel
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Messengers Notice.

FORESTER IS, March Is, Ie49.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JULIUS L. CLARKE,
WILLIAM II. GUSHING and FREDERICK A.. GER
RlSH all of Worcester, in said County, printers publish
and partners under the firm of Clarke Gushing Ger
IRISH, and the said William H Gushing and Frederick A.
Gerrsh, partners under the firm of Cushing Gerrish,
nsolvent Debtors and the payment Of any debts the
delivery OF any property belonging to the said debtors
them for their use and the transfer OF any property
by them forbidden by law.
The first meeting the creditors of the said debit
will be held the office of said Commissioner, in Wor-
cester in said County, the Centy sjrh day Of March
instant, O'Clock i'll the forenoon for the proof of
debts and the choice of assignee assgnees of their
estate. lMl7l j. DAY, D. s, Messenger.
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Water Power TO Let,

"A TN New England Village, 6 miles from Worcester,
fssN near the Grafton Depot on the Boston and Wor
49, cester Rail Road. The building is % by So feet,
sories we'll lighted and well supplied with water
Also, near the above, RIST MILL nearly tt e
building % by 26 feet, with stories and attic
Two run of and Cracker has good Of
Three or Tenemens rented with the above, if de-
sired.
sell or rent.
Any or all of the above will be rented for more
years SMITH 81 PRATT.
New England Village March 9. dwtf
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A Building Lot of 81 Acres for Sale,
applied for soon, situated the residence Of the
subscriber. 1t has upon it $50 Fruit Trees OF choice
varieties, oftwo years. growth from the setting. Nearly
all the purchase money lay il desired.
Worcester, March 9. diff CHARLES NASH.
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Conartnership Notice.
10 MARRIED LADIES.

40 IHxAAAA1AzIO 4IAAA1~N1'0"
DY the strong solicitations of her friends and patrons
ID Mrs GoopwrN has at lat reluctantly permitted her
brought before the public for the benefit q those mar
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woman e
Mrs an experienced and successful and h9os
herself readiness the calls Of all who wish to secure ne
and shees confident by long experience IN her
profession give entire satisfaction to all who may wish 70
employ her. =, r,
block, SaIem-street. ar
Worcester, FebGl w
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TaiIoresses Wanted.

WANTED by the subscriber six eight Tailoresses
w whom good wages and steady employment will
be given. Apply Immediately.
ration, March H. dwtf L. STOCKWELL.
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FOR SALE,

FUEt SABEa
"a A VERY desirable situation in New England
Gin II Village, known the Thomas Smith place,
Q- containing half of land, with story and
half House, Barn. number fchoce Fruit Trees, and
good well of The buildings in good repair.
Also, PEWS the Second Baptist Meeting House in
Grafton For particulars, inquire of G.. b. JENCKS, A.
Z. SMITH. or @. N. PRATT. DIFF March IA.
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nast Paris Kid Gloves

MY Stock of Kid Gloves is complete in every size
lNI and color, and OF the very best make imported
March 9, DIV Ii. III. CHAMBERLlN.
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Forester, S. Probate Office, March IA, 1949
To all persons interested in the Estate of DEBORAH
]. UFHAM, late of Royalston, deceased, Greeting
YOU cited appear at Court o probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of April
next, show why administration of the
said deceased should be granted TO Joseph E. Upham
of Phillipston M14d CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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HERBS.
BOARD.

vEvERAL single Gentlemen can be accommodated with
> Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK STREET
Nou q
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CASHMERE SHAWLS.

A FEW Cartonl of very Rich Cashmere Shawls this
N morning opening in White, Blue, Scarlet, Mode and
Black grounds-whch selling very low prices
Feb is dwis4w HALL & THOMPSON.
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ENTPLOYMENT WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN wishes to obtain situation in a
IN STORE or COUNTING ROOM. He has had some
experience in FURNITURE Establsh ment and be
found at Is PORTLAND ST., at the Spy Office
March g.
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To let,

A FIRST-RATE new Tenement on Clinton ST., con-
n tanning six Rooms Woodhouse, cellar kitchens set
boiler oven, &C. Aso small Tenement in pleasant
Iocation-rent S75. Apply to l.. l.. MASON,
March II. diff 2o3 Main ST.
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CITY Mavsaeis,,,No, I,


THOMAS jgfFrRsos F.zltt 10 an uneasy youns psn,ls
nam ne IS and spends his whoe time in attending 10 every
tiins except fH own hcsness There many Fz. il
thiS world put ihoma3 Jefferson excels them all, Fro
morning un night ne in state excl er,ept On
OF the Imminent peril of sundry Governments d the trials 81
struggling patriots. Meet him where you will and ron snd
Thomas Jefferson bm full OF the latest news either swell
ing with the teegraphed of Repubcanism in En-
rope or denouncng, with the vic euce Of AIN
ent re Indignation meeting the tyrans of the old world
What ca es he if his wardrobe grows small by degrees and
shoekingly shabby - the is the goud for a that
nat matter he has TO chase dime around his capacious
the last 70 of summer lit affords him 70 speculation
that his place supplied should the wants Of ,ns
10y interfere win the grasping OF The immortal soul,
able Thomas esson Fzzs looks 10 the mighty Faa1e
G s !, '. ,Ss He Knows that postum awaits
tnle I" ue enlightenment of the mill He intends to
Stop HIN on the street and how quickly are your ears
af,eu w. re IN tnumph OF The ungsrans the
to be Intimately acqusn with every Step made by The
seven & opo Oh from his march commencing
sonr,ei unknown 10 he enthusiastic F,zzle He
o Of ySa n mnG 6 and oohs
to drink with you and he swallows mechan Ca IT, the raw
The India and The key to the political nasnee
OF Genital Asia or that the animosy Of Turkey towards
that qua If he iate soda be will al ow ali Of the er
seenee to snbsi while telling you. with mysterious ar
the in, orpGraop Of roaoa with Russia but wond
sra f hs e OF The pI s s The liar of by
Fom utter DISREGARD OF his nanc al affairs POOR Fzze
when that Keep. the machinery IN motif has b.sn
s"ppea h sftye mind again sasps
him that than lnan in bundled Of The vast
eswd that he day sees care. whether Led Ron Louis
lrSe rie in the Cy Of The Seven I Benz John
consider GU craze indeed o. what i worse an asp ne w
having no belief in the nielIeence of the Poef Fz
re! he lives IN world OF his own creating and will per-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-21

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Chsries Thompson and JEFF.
fers w son were aragned yesterday charged with for
gerry. The indictment contained two charging
the accused with having the 10Th day of March last
Thompson and signed A. ?. Simpson. with the the inen
lion OF defaudng Mills Juison the second count charged
them only with passing the knowing b. a forgery
The prisoners pleaded guilty" After the hearing
the evidence, which full and conclusive against the
accused, the jury returned verdict of gully on the
second COUNT They remanded prison await their
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-21

HARB0RING A SLAvs.-Mr Mascoh made AFFIDAVIT
before Recorder Bat win yesterday that the of
l4th June last his save Ma absconded fio his house
0nsa street. and carried eertsin property valued
at SIS; that he believed that said property lying
ceasd house Heva street between Circus and St
john occupied by named Phillips Ho also testified
that he believed said Phillips received the property knowing
the facts. and that he harbos conceas the slave
search warrant was granted The articles named
found but calico and shoes ien as belonging
MaIg aIet. Were discovered on the premisrs.
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RoBBERy-Marha Gribble and Thomas Falon charged,
with obhing Ann CosgOve Of s1l2 examined before
Recorder Baldwin. yesterday, and committed take then
trial before the First Dis Court The evidence show ed
that the poo had been desroiei of her little ~ by
the prisoners that they resided in The house with
entered her room and ook the money Mrs Cosgrove stated
that when she was crying her loss the evening
tina the theft took place. Tom Faon into her room
and rest red her containing baian of $50 So say
ing that he had received it tom Mrs Grbble.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

VI
Corner of Bafonne and Poydras streets.
sole Lessee ana manager So. MT. II. oSHOhtR.
Stage Manager Mr. e. T. ssurer Mr L. TUCKER.
n Notice. 5iR leape tie for Layet.s evsry
Might atLsr the psJJTzRGnes
tE- Benefit Of NJ. W. II. BART.
appearance Of iir L J. fIIZGER AID.
TUlHURSDAY June ALVIN tie perform j the Buresaue
l. by Brydon, entitled OLYMPUS IN NEW ORLEANS. Jl.
pter Mr. ydOn; Cupid. Mr. Eyinge Apol, Mr.. Hsckett
Mars. Duff Venus, Miss Peirie; Jgno Miss Verify
'The Dollars by Mr. Pare The WI, co:nn5s
time) the Melo- Drama Of He ASSASSIN OF THE
ROCKS: Pubic Mr. Hart: Col Rgo!o. Mr. Fitzgerald yrto
Miss Prtrie
C Police Department under direction Of Mr. j. McCo
II Do open o'clock will rise at precisely
quarter before g.. .5 Prices OF Admission:
Gle and Parquett so cents Second Tier IS Coored Boxes
so cents Coloreu Gallery rs Cents Office IL
where seats may he secured application
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FIRE.-A fire occurred last night about II o'clock at the
corner of Calope and Benton Streets in twO-story frame
building which destroyed. together with the build
ngs attached The occupants of the building had removed
from it few days .incs. Ii evidently the work of an
nc diary
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ATTACK WITH HoRsEwHIp The driver of Carriage
No $50 ASSAULT and struck the face the
buttend If horse whip. Mr. Andre Camille, while the
later was standing at the cFner Burgundy and Bienv
sire IS Camllo went before Re orde Genois made me-
affidavit and issue against the driver
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BREACH THE PKACE.-A man by the name o. Winters
created quite 'urbance yesterday in the hou
Mr. Whiting, a, the corner of Chas and S. Louis streets
He was grossly a5us and noisy that Mr. Viii ing a
pit to Recorder GenOis for warrant against him which
was nod
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DIsCHARGFD Michael Brink hard. " no was charged by
Margaret AcGil with brutal assault upon her. the 30
OF May last was brought before Re-, order
Genois. Yesterday, and dschaTged-no appearing
All him
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ARREsTRD.-Thomas +. Minor. Captain of schooner
was arrested yesterday by The Second Ainnicipa Police
charged with know intro ucing into the State slave
named Rachael belonging TO mes Baker of Pa cagoula
Florida which slave vcfed in said State of arson
He gave bail for bis appear before Recorder
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LARCENY John Carroll. chsrgpd with stealing lot of
clothing the property Of Cha les Amor rom board the
steamer Revelie, brought befre RI coe BALDWIN,
yesterday ard the First District Court for trial
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THIRD MuNIoIPALIcY FERRY no ALGIERs

THIRD MUNICIPALITY EERRY TO AI1IHhS
7NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from teHe1
the City Of New Orleans to Asien from ON day
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
Ste the Pontcharrain Railroad landing in Algers short
each side are well arranged and safe and exit and
trance is always obtained The rates the those
wishing to go to the Point viii find large and commodious
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the Onnbuses stOp) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side. .rno,pu
fy5 WILLIAM RANDh.rH
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STRIKING A WOMAN.-Esther Depass made an affidavit
before Recorder Genos Yesterday that Mr. Lee
to her house in Rampant street. between Maine and ST.
Philip, and grossly abused and Ltreated Fer warrant
was issued for the arrest OF Mr. Lee
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RKooRnKR's CoURT-Second .Hunicipality Recorder
Baldwin disposed Of the following Of assault and bat.
terry examined before him yesterday Ann Daws $500 bail
to keep the C. Meay do: Tho. Dicks discharged
no prosecution
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DEFRAUDING A VACANT EsTATE.-Guy Aain CHARGED
by Jaques Grzeau with taking part the effects of Mr.
Noel deceased dis harged Yesterday by Re- der Genos
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,
No. rs M.4G.4ZLNE STREET.
THE Subscribers have constantly hand the most
"a BUREAUS, DINING and CENTRE -
H1SING CASES, LOUNGES, OTTO s5511y4S5F
MANS. CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS. LoONlNG-
GLASSES, DESKS, Etc. etc. EW CITY and Country
Dealers requested call before purchasing
elsewhere our stock all times large and complete
Yisers from he Country also requested to call and
examine our stock determined not to be beat in
ia w any McRPJFF FLINT CO rs MAGAZINE st.
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CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRIcA.-resire. a slave.
arrested yesterday b. the Third Municipality poll e.
charged with beating Mrs. Jean Loui.e Daiobo. fee
woman of color
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WEEKLY PACKET L4NE-Erom New Basin.
L66AAsss88!ssS TUMPKA, SELMA, and all LeAa&xH
landings on the Alabama River. ssfssssis7
The new hight ,draught steamship A. OGDEN. CAPTAIN
Ks,ehevsl. and the new. ghtdraught steamboa1 BEA,
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
port EVERY THURSDAY, at O'Clock. P N. One OF
the boat, will be ready to receive freight at the NeT
foot OF Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shippss
and depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight OF passage apply
ON board. at the New Basin, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras Ct.
ettarr mn he laft we " ~ ~ mig If
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A GARD.
A LII persons wishing to procure PLANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market, either with -Ul
without the Eolan Attachment. are in.
formed that VIM T. MAYO. No. Camp
street, our duly authorized Agent fer that
city. aud fu y authorized TO sell at Boston prices with
description Of instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser to the if
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sod above warranted by and to be exchanged with
expense to the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice Boston cash prices which may be b.
right, and the only manufacturers Boston Of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT We manufac.
ture the Seven Octave Grand PLANO FORTES with and
without the Eoan Attachment.
T. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washington street.
tlctoh o1 I'm,
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THE RIGHT PLACE.

THE RIGHT PLACE.
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RSH GOODS s4Gs Il Ms by ana
%ETs Sys T.. q fIF1 go Esf sS
GooR nS bs IKE ard ou I2ET he ao az
Gize%: having s1dsi' tom heir friends in the country,
w find to 81
that is the Right Place to get them done WE'LL
Right Place. hsh rents heavy expenses to
be paid out Of the profits. je66t
RE gLoTHl ST0c CGloTa RfSSEiD,
WI os CT
ed Goats.
as Das a ssd
Sa:h%sIstts Pais'os and doggy Foa,s all colon"
FsDsj nsPfS xxi: IN Go
Sas SssS::s nd fs: ssn n Pss
White and Fancy Linen Vests;
sss f mS s I'd r. E"hsf Ms i:
A. F. COCHRAN & CO.,
aShHssSk sshSaAs1s end I'm
RAISINS-30o packages. whoes. halves and quarters.
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No.
PECANS-2O0 b, gs and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-1i0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. l.
BRANDY CHERRfES-MUSCATW INE-300 cases.
LQBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y J. Cadwell& Co.
PEPPER and siH RACE bags.
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted
ALMONDS-s00 trails and bags Soft Smell.
WINES-Por, variOus qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS. and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED OWPEAS-5O0 bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLKILl4 COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis jel2 If
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Nor PROSECUTED James Mu grove was discharged by
Recorder Baldwin, yesterday, entering into bond for
his good behavior
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nIsMIssED.-The charge against John Caighau for as.
fau and battery. dismissed by Recorder Bawn yes
terday
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lJa4$k4@as5A Christian Mississippi City, BaoIi and
1I1@A PascagOula- From PontchaTtrain RAILROAD.
The fast-running passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
JANIS Scott master will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
THURSDAY, and Saturday follows
Leaves New Orleans; Tor Mobile via all the Watering
Places-Eyery SATURDAY Morning, at go o'ci'k tram
Leaves New Ieae oE Psscagoula via al he Watering
every THURSDAY Morning at 9ls O'Clock train
-RkTuRNING-LEAvEs-
Mobile. via Watering Places every MONDAY at9A M
Pascagoula. every WEDN ESDAY, at BPM
:. every FRIDAY ATS A. M lie Ig tc
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HALL.
ON HAND and constantly receiving full and general
" supply OF FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY
such Memorandum Books Of pattern. and Blank
Account Books made of the best linen paper ruled and
bound in all the usual Orms ruled and plain LIE ter Post
Cap and Folio Paper; Red and Back Ink; Sealing Wax
Bills Ladins, and Custom Souse blanks; Gold and Steel
Pens in great variety; Quls shp;dschargng Books and
full assortment of Steamboat Books Printers Blank
Cards plain and ivory surface Coored Glazed Paper and
Tissue Paper; together with general of ances
prices by (e'2 6tis1 d. FELT & CO.. "a Charres ST.
Pacific Mail Steamship company.
THIS Company having completed the organization of
their Line of the u. s. Mail Ste smers from Panama to
California and Oregon. will hereafter appropriate onehaIf
OF the tickets each steamer, New Yok and other
Northern Cities. and fourth New Oreans leaving
one fourth to Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appro
prated TO New Orleans, ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California $50
PARADISE, LAWRAsON l. Co,
je13 3m Agents. 81 Gravier street.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOE EIGN PORTS.

Fl For Liverpool.-The 1 and fast, aijng shin
GS4H HOPE, Capt. Weston, having he greater par Of
For freight of 30 BALE or dispatch
leS LEVI H. GALE 90 C0mmon If
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TO RENT.
A TWO-STORY frame HOUSE. with Bathing Room
~ and two story Kitchen. Stable and Carrias &c House.
Pacauer street, second house from Orange street. EA
Annunciaon Square For terms amply to &
JUNIUS BEEBE, Front Levee.
my12 Between Ursuline and Hospital 1t.
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M h Weekly Packet GENERAL WOETH-
lIs5sSs5e For Lake P-onid.ncs. 7ompkins' and Nd
1&slzfEs5kSxk Likens Bends, Htcksbusg, Grand Gulf
R9aney Matehs Bsygn Saya Baton Royce end Plague
steamboat GEN. WORTH, w E. Muir, master viii
leave as above on FRIDAY the 22d instant clio K,
T. M For freight passage apply board at foot of Ca
nal street, to T. b. SMITH SO Magazine ST
B-The Gen. Worth will take freight for Yazoo River
and reship the steamboat FAwN having made arrange
N me ct n ck ia20
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Fl For San Francisco, California To Sail NTH
SGIE Dispatch-rhs SPLENDID and very fast sailing ship
MEDFORD, Capt. Dyer, having three tourihs
Of her cargo engaged and going board. wi have mme.
date dispatch For b,oce of .righ, or passage having
on board, al post II, Second Municipality. or to
je8 LEVI II. GALE SO Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-05

RAILWAY IN SwEDEN-An interesting project
is about to be submitted for the construction of
railway in Sweden, from Orebro to HUT, a distance
of 81 miles. On reference to the map, it will be
seen that the country from the city of Stockholm,
on the Baltic, across to Gottenburg, on the North
Sea. is intersected by three lakes, the largest of
which is upwards of so miles long, and which, if
united by railway, would render practicable the
conveyance of passengers and produce by steam
boats and locomotives almost from one sea to the
other. The estimated cost of the line now pro-
posed is 5000, ON which amount, it has been
resolved in the Diet, minimum dividend Of per
cent. shall be GUARANTEED by the state One of the
chief circumstances in favor of the line is that it
passes through the general mining district, and
would thus transport large quantities of iron The
line, in the first instance, is to be single one, and
it is contemplated eventually to carry it through
from Stockholm to Gottenburg, distance of 400
miles. In this case not only would the journey
between London and the Swedish capital be re.
duced from 10 days to 60 or 10 hours but the route
to 81. Petersburg would also be proportionately
abridged. -