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4 rINr ..,,, n'NtHLH UHyTHMs
"A Jyl0dw4wis . - 'A"n 20, druggist,
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bVNWFeN Ege9ga pdi0gcy,I :

hn'S late AMERICAN GIRL TO do House work
~ lahy OF i've Inquire at No $50 Mnin street or
al
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-. The Parliament of Erlurt will meet in August
1 ne ldea OF third German Union has been formal
yagowed and proposed to be carried into affect h.,
the Government Of Hanover. 1t is the plan of y
North Germany, to be formed of Hanover. Oden-
bnrsh, the free cities and those smaller states ,ba,
are naturally allied to Hanover The prncipe If
Tn alliance is that of free trade The movement If
th2 south German Manufacturers in favor Of high
protective duties, sanctioned by the Prussian Minis
ter OF Commerce, has induced Hanover to announce
distinctly the plan of this third league
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
II is expected that the emperor will he cro,,n,d :,
July, when it is said general amnesty viii no giu
en- TO all state prisoners or political offenders
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-26

RECORDERS CoURT-Second Municiqality.-
number Of Migrants were disposed Of yesterday,
but nothing Of Importance came before the Court.
John Thomas, a very well dressed and respecta-
bic looking individual, arraigned on the charge
OF being found drunk. Thomas stated that lie was
not incapaciated from ocomoton at the time Of his
arrest, and intimated that the Waterman had trans
cended his duty in taking him into custody. He
also positively declared that he had at the time
50 so in his possession, whereas but dollar
was placed to his credit on the police record. This
serious complaint should have been investigated
Immediately by the Recorder that Their its falsity
might have been shown, or the dishonest watch
man exposed. This was not done, and Thomas
discharged. Out OF justice to police
department, we will state that we have seen the
affidavit Of Mr.. Hughes, the officer on duty at the
watchhouse, who enters infinitely into the crcum-
stances attending the arrest, showing that Thomas
was conveyed to the cells on a wheelbarrow com
pletely insensble from liquor and coming fully
under the designation Of dead drunk" But one
dollar was found in his pockets, which was ac-
counted for as usual
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-26

RECORDERS CouRT- First Muntetpality.--J.
NJ Henderson made an affidavit against one Chas.
Crittenden, charging him with committing an as
sault upon him on Wednesday night, about 10
O'clock at the corner Of Franklin and Cusomhouse
streets.
Mr. Thos @. Poole made an affidavit that Jas
Fullerton, for whom he had signed bail bond for
his appearance before the Mayors Court, on the
charge OF assault, had fed from Justice, and he
therefore asked warrant for his arrest. One was
issued
Susan HaFtshorn, colored wGman, charged
with larceny by one Chas Horton, was discharged,
the evidence disproving the aceusatioa. The affair
originated from difficulty in the household ar
engagements of TIE parties.
Several individuals were brought up for thefts at
the fire in St. Ann street. OF these, Antoine Jo
seph was sent before the Criminal Court and Pat
Keenan, was sent to the work-house fol month
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DRowNED.-The body Of white man, name
unknown, was found floating in the river yesterday
at the Government Wharf, Third Municipality
The body was nude and nothing could identity the
remains.
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FIRST DisrRIcr CoURT.-MarIin Calvin and
Sylvester KIridge were tried for larceny and found
guilty.
A nolle prosegui was entered in the case of John
Brown.
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Crescent lsuOt ano Sob 9priRtius cDfHtr.

SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was held yester-
day the body Of man named James Herman
who died suddenly Of apoplexy, at his residence in
habits.
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IBIANU EOtttkA hEEAltEID-ln the hest manner,
Il and reasonable charges by experienced ikaSlr-v.
workmen from our best manutacones. The N k+8
public may rely this branch Of the bust III W M hi NJ
ness being Faithfully conducted 80. For SALE
a heavy stock OF PIANOS from .NbHAs 4. Clark, and J.
ChicksTfHg. ~ Tuning done at short notice.
jyl0 Is HENRY PARSONS, Is Camp street.
ID ACE DOAT FOR SALE. "A very fast boat, IS
h feet long, feet in breadth, eight q
oars, in fne order, copper fastened .aua..
This boat built in tins city, and Isl -
known to he very FAST and will be sold
very low May be seen Mr.. J. Russes of 5u-
zeiie street and Front levee
ivll WILLIAM j. DEWEY, ffTageF
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schF Major Barbour Arnet, days from BFaZos 81 ia
go, 10 Quartermaster-3d my
SChT Washington Swan, days nom Apalachicola to mas
tef-l5l bales cottOu-Basin
SChr LOIS. Penne days from Pensacola, to maser-Basn
STEAMBOATS,.
Lexington, Mather, from Louisville.
Z d White, Brady, from tchataaya.
Osceola. Hill from Onaehita River.
Gen Taylor HYDE from DonAltsonvle.
Bl0ndianR, DimitrY, from Grand Prairie,
Oregon, Hem, from Mobile
TOyboat Star, Davis from the Passes.
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT ELASTIC
SHOULDER BRACE,
Sold ,uy At Tast chafes sire
SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A B D 0 M I N A L
Supp Err

ssla only OSkes. CAaris oFFsfifs taisr.
The ghest most elastic and comfortable instrument oi
the oil the WOMB comprehensive bearing down feeling al
the bottom of the stomach lungs side and back
the whites, I'm pregnancy its prevents miscarriage
lin fact II Indispensable the comfort of every dehcate
female i any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they can
be referred to the wife of celebrated physician OF this
city, who using with perfect satsaction, alter Try
ing several other patent supporters without relief FhY
clans respectfully invited 10 call and examine the tnstTu
ment at the prOpretoF's, 20 St Charles street
In had occasion examine and apply all The
b0asted Abdominal supporters and have found we'll
adapted mpsrt relief ard comfort he afflicted A sher
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Us, 1919 WA. ANDERSON, II. q.
TIRES years afflicted with womb eopiznpart
the bed My sadefings great
thing relieved until got Of Mr. Sherman Abdonai Sup
health and cheer ulnesa- Mrs Nit-kfNs4aN-
August q. 1873 Isl SIG
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The steamer Lexington left Louisville the l7h-eports
four feet three inches ia the Canals the steamers w
VioIett Alohswk Griffin YeatmaH and St Cloud were load
ing for New Orleans There three feet six inches
in the channel Pittsburg the 6h and sing at Cinen
natl the River rose three inches on the same day.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
IATIrrDe - 81 sO IoNaIruDR 800 W.-in Time, eh.


Brem ship INLAND. WaoIter Bremen,
Werneken & KrchhofF
Bark Virginia, Boush, Richmond and City Point,
Mas & Bourk
Brig Union, Rgdoyich, Vera Cruz, Pug, Mir IL Co
Schr Ella, Schernbeek, Pensacola, J Hurley
Self Martha Mebbef, Pensacola, Hurley
Steamer Grampus, Donnell, BTazos. Master
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D. = S'hi"' ASCAstqSGSs II BoARDMAN
CMITH & BOARDMAN Office North cov,,s~ Of Il.
- ayette Square and ST. Chhies street, eud es ths ~
eut0n OF suffering humanity b their SUPERIOR oatis n
he Fiefsauon Of the IthI The art OF preserving per
luhlehu eleous leth one that too lew practitioners have
as vel atiaes Gaining tori Is it does all the skill Of the
scientific operators and we feel ID our Jntv ~ slv
9e wne WIN hr0rpt and certain preservation OF those
tauaoe auAaEss % eai a take the earliest opportunity
haxIng them Cared Tor In Insertion Of ARTIFICIAL.
TEETH especially full sets vie take frde .d care
constructing them 10 by the sveFe scrutiny and
guaranty IN all instances comp e satisfaction. In diseases
the Sums and Teeth m GENERAL, all lind cheerful and
candid advice gratis Nuekons Persons who have tesi
their practice in all lis banche both IN the CITY and oun
Tor the last years will deeFuy bear witness IN he
favor. svl3 fisl Il :
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e. - The 1kegular Picket Steamer Vt.
i~ei,EtsA CHA II ffss-Fbr Biloxi, via Bay St Iona,
Pass Christian AMI Mississippi City-T he new
AGO alzndid Lake steamer ST CHARLES. Can't WI q
bat expressly for the Lase tFade with unsurpassed
ssfgn aalioa, Will cave t Ponteharfain Rairuad on
~ HrDAk and THURSDAY MORNINGS. On airsval
* ne oelock NJ cas-, and pn SATURDAY EVEN
tats 1lIigzi tie az ok p n car. frt1rnz iear.
tilotl =. tVEDNEST}A A anil REITS4F NOR MINES.
6a4 tU%ItAY EVENING" Var ~ F,- is.1-s,f 4, ma
sage, apply On board o. IA 4 - - : = 80 = -
VB e. HI WINfAtP s.nt 40 p,.vf-..se
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A UCTIoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT has rem5,e5
"A Crxvier street. where he vii pai usf
Of Real Estafe Stocks Cargoss Damaged Cofte ioa
hold Furniture slaves &c nyi I'm
EWIs F1yOHANCE, C0ntMissioned dHeti6aeer. Of
- ice No. Crawl st., viii attend, a. usual and give
BIS particular attention the sale Of Real Estate, Stocks
Damaged Cotton Wardens, Household Furniture Slaves,
etc viii also makes advances Merchandise placed his
hands. my2
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cAUIIoN Persons rapsefsd should be aware
no security assia SrsHstassa Ha4ia With IL k=Trs
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and All intermedIafe

HsS /, For Louisville and ali intermediate
landngs--Ih he Splendid steam-
X 7kz.lz2I boat FANNY SMITH, CAPT Wm- Rich
arls, vi leave about MONDAY, the 5th o. An-
gust, o'clock A plln OF her cabin may be SEEN
and sta rooms secured. by epbeaiion 70
js3 J. NJ MOORE & leo Agents, IS Poydras 81.
N. B.1his boat built 4
drawing only q inches wuer- Will meet with no delay
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IT, u tlekbuFF ReduIar Friday Packet
sfssss4zl-l 5seamez MDH N X, CAPT. o. p. Cobb
!. y leaFs ever FRiDAX EVENING foF
al Intermediate andinas-Fhia rzsy Z ~,
running passenger steamer vii 80 80 49,
the above trade or about lie r sarena!, ~ fsi-h
Or passgae, apyly %
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~ ~ For Ouachfta, HIack and TETess
sas{Sf MYERS = 4 he fne light drauEht Steamer
1aEzzEEz4 CulfANNEs u q Cummings. TnastGf. will
take freight Tor all The landings In Tic aqe 1890 RIVER
Gas far naygable,) and will eaye on III IN s5;R
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ Applyto
iva q RI SMITH $780,
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AUCTION sALI.~.
Catalogue sale Of Dry % o.. and Paris Fancy
The 1..... .British....Iron Brig. Josephine.
By p. u. TAYLOR.

sHuRsDAy, August Sso;2ii e "a a. saedo5 at
Il Banks Arcade - =
The British t9s J9sgPiINg lss tons measurement She
Of thseeighha. a. n nl la ~
bukheads thna dividing three SIZE
has carried $50 ID weight a1d
nnder deck she has four anchors d 1900 o stetl
chainss three auts Of sails,
which fnay be az The cfles Of The aaefiouesr ~
This vessel haying Jst d doek s 10 taese repair
without expeuse
Beef Market, where abe mny tie viewed
One half cash, The balance IL than.
for approved endorsed paper The veae be insured asr
Of the balances u payment and the policy transferred e vendor
iy2j
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a. The LExsNG
- - magnificent an
- LEXINGTON
in port, and will leave for the al
9th inst at 3 O'Clock p. n Fl
board, or to j. NJ. MOOR
N. B. The Lexington W.. B
steamer. having all the modern
comfort, and drawing only .
no detention By the low stage of
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C1IsA Rs-50O GOO assorted in Store and IoT sale BY
ivIa g. J. HART u 90. " TohOupitoulas a.
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nISSOLUTION-The Corartne1ship existing under The
- firm Of RAYMOND & ARMITAGE, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the zlst June w. c. RAYMOND
charged with the settlement Of the business Of the late
$500 w G. RAYMOND
jyz0 3m CHAS. ARMfTAGE.
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Er-<s3A-----fs u s. MIL y IjTf5--rsa Z - n
$500 Bay 81 Ions Pas Ckris ~
tan and sIIlsi 0 1Feszass fnas s-e.rn
OftlSfsON, Capt. r. A. air, aad "a MIS- IL. b AVA
Capt II. y. Bates having beer bat expressly i1r M Ia
Trade with superior accommodates faes' Cabins ar N
State Zone Of the above steamers will enye The Ronf
chartan Railroad DAILY The arrival the Ias ~ the
" O'Clock Carsand the way letter bag heaven ne Office M
the gents at liz O'Clock M Cars For freight a rza
sage. apply or board, Or n
J. q H. GEpDEE. Agents. 10 Bank Place
Fare Bay ST. Louis and Fass Christian e. To Fasca-
goala s3. myl4
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L.. fis6fMHIsnEn Mon

80 IE7F LlUW NDft8a
Eln1fE Providence, N
yarTentOn. New Carthage, Ora
The pew, elegant and swift
LOWEDES, JR., jerks, ma
The above and an intermediates
18th July, az ) O'Clock p. NJ.
On board, foot Of Gustomhease
r.. B,
r. 3. The steamer L0wnGe.
the steamer Montgomery. ant
throughout the spring and s1nl
Lowndes, Jr. is running ia Gnu
Lancaster, and will take freight
tomary rates.
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ftr,n1ru "a
The Mohawk owned IN f atove trade ard ,re- ~,
chased expressly for the trade which WI III 4 snf;r,
guarantee 70 SHIPPERS an1 pas gers thai sle viii
nanenty in the trade through tie ekltre azssr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17

WoMAN's RIGHTS. The New York Mirror,
In an article upon ''woman's riahts,'' makes the
following bold and imprudent remark
"Her offices those of wife, mother, daughter
sister, friend. Good God can they not be content
with these -
Whereupon, Mrs. Swisshelm, ofthe Pittsburg Wis.,
ltor, replies in the following spirited manner:
"What unreasonable creatures these women are,
but sorry to say the men folks have set them bad
example. His offices are those of husband, father
son, brother, friend. Goodness gracious can they
not be content with these' Don't we let them wear
WHISPERS and cultivate moustaches-Iook sdiyIne'
and often killing Haven't we given them leave 10
wear straps on their pantaoons and waddng in their
vests, to improve their plumpness? Didn't we
make them false bosoms, plated, starched and IRON
ed, until they are as ribbed and stiff and smooth as
the platform of a railroad station, with its innumer-
alb tracks Don't we allow them TO wear white
KID gloves, satin vets of the same color. rings
breasipns and chains? Don't we permit them TO
carry fans and parasos, and make them generally use
iul and don't we listen to their declarations and
say, ~ la Now, Mr.. Smith declare?' Haven't
we encouraged the pretty darngs to utter self moth
ngs OF mornings, when the blinds are down: and
maven our hearts gone Into delightful nutter, TO
respond to the plt-pat knockings inside the wadJed
vests and yet the pretty dears are not content 10
make love and dress the sole objects of their lives
why will they tansle their whsIers, soil their hands
and tarnlsh their boots, babbing and wadng in pol
ltlce, law and learning' What occasion can any of
them nave tovote himself a farm, when he has a
Wife Why should they covet the legal mower ,o
Protec, their lives and property, or want remunera-
ton Tor their labor Are they not husband, fathers
sons, brothers? What use can they have for bread
and butter, beef and potatoes, when they fill all The
endearing relations of life'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17

"a The unanimous acceptance, save single
vote, of the Texas indemnify bill by the legislature
of that State the COURAGE which accord
ing to South Carolina and the Nashville Convention,
has been pcrpetrated by Congress in this respect,
that we have never for moment doubted this re-
suit. To have seriously anticipated any O her would
have been to doubt the sanity Of the people and leg
stature Of Texas. The indemnity is bare gratuity
to which Texas has claim, and which was sub
mted 10 for the sake of peace, and to stop a clamor
which never had any foundation. An affected coy
ness displayed by Texas, but it was not pushed
to an unreasonable extreme, and soon subsidized into
commendable caution, and thence passed to a
ready and eager assent We suppose Texas would
like to have this outrage repeated as often as it
might suit Congress to do so; and we dare say that
Mississippi and even South Carolina, would CON
sent to their constitutional rights infringed' in
precisely the same manner. 1t is kind of ''rob-
berry, in which the robbers are the Victims
PROV. Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17
Chem Postage.

There was great meeting in New York, at the
Exchange on Saturday last, for the purpose of agi-
tating the subject Of cheap postage. The following
resolutions, among others, were passed by unanI-
nous vote, and we doubt not if they could be acted
upon by the whole people, would pass with equal
unanimity.
Resolved That two for half an onnce on letters,
and one cent for newspapers, tax sufficiently large 10
pay the cost mailing, transporting and delivering he 10
their alress-fha low will induce the people 10
write more frequently, and to send their correspondence
through the post Office in preference to any other MODE OIL
conveyance
Resolved That the experiment OF two cents or penny
rate has been successfully tested in Great Britain during
the last ten years by yielding the last year, sufficient rev.
enue TO nav all the expenses of costly post Office depart
ent and surplus Of more than four millions of dollars
Cheap postage it is the want of the age In these
United States. Give the people cheap postage, and
it will do more to promote the intelligence and hap
piness of the whole people than any gift within the
power of the government to grant. Three cents pos
tage is not cheap postage. The maximum rate
should be tao cents, and with any thing short of this
the people will not be content
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17
z The Lowell Advertiser, Dem.l saws ::

We do not suppose there is any one who will pre-
tend that there was bargain direct understand
Ing between the Democratic and Free Soil parties.
or between anybody authorized or who had right
to speak for them, to the effect that Mr. Boutwell,
should be Governor and Free Soiler, Senator. But
that the mass of both parties looked upon it as a
'hxed fact that if the unionists succeeded Mr..
Boutwell, would be Governor, there be no doubt
And that very many supposed the unionists would
elect Senator belonging to the Free Soil party, if
they should have the power, there is as little doubt
as that they supposed Mr.. Boutwell, would be Gov
enor But that there any bargain, or understand
ing, beyond the individual opinions that many per-
sons very naturally formed, is, we think wholly a
mistake.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17
Bliss's Compound Cod Lirer oi1 -.

Bliss's Compound Cod Ii,,em rs,
me pfeVafiIns diseases of our cold NortberI, cI
pulmonary attacks which alike affect the stron I are
II is all important then in this section of b @ provide
some simple ana speedy remedy should be at hand All
cessDle TO all from It's cheapBess This remedy aC
=! osay exists III BLISS Compound Cod Liver OH ComJp
proved by thousands of cases. But we feel if in he
10 caution the public against counterfeit ana ANN Iy
only Blisss Candy the original genuine Article "bSnp
his signature on each package 'i0 observe
- ~ PREPARED by b. X BLISS sole proprietor snringee,l
frice p cts package For sale by d. SCOTT JR = T0
general agents for Worcester. in, q ~,
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DIED.

In this city, Dec TO- Lydia, relic of James Johnson aged
% years On the llh, Polly, relic of Daniel Cook, II.
On the l4th Samuel Lees 49, On the day. Ebenezer
Skinner, 81.
In Northbridge Dec IL, Maria wife of Sylvester Rich
mond, aged As years
In Dudley, Dec. 10, Mrs Mary Hancock, wife of Hon.
William Hancock nged So.
In Boston, 18th inst Mr.. Nathaniel p Dexter 60 yrs 7
mos; Mr.. Phillip Adams 7s.
In Roxbnry, 10th inst, Mr. job Wheelwrgh 50 former
OF Boston lie left three sisters and one brother whose
united ages are 345 years
AT insdale, Berkshire county, 24h ut Samuel Lyman,
soldier of the Revolution 90, formerly of Wbraham he
carried to his grave sears Of wounds received from Brit
Ish officer the battle field.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17

GE The New York Observer of last week con-
tains an article, demonstrating the position that the
provision Of the Constitution concerning lugitives
from service, which the late Congress is intended
eifectually 10 execute, sis not i'm morality =
We quote brief passage;
But do you not pity the poor fugiiives who ask
for freedom and protection from the North? Ger
tainly we pity them But we pity still more the
miserable sufferers that would groan and bleed, if
law is TO be dethroned, and compacts are to be Ie-
pudiated, and the fundamental laws Of the country
are to be trlhed with and Knocked at, and denounc-
ed in the name of God -
ted to make nfdes, and bring Christianity into con-
tempt, it is such articles this published in news
papers, WHICH profess to beevein, or to be the ex-
ponents of the Christian religion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-17

BURGLARS IN PROVIDENCE The Provi-
dence papers abound in records of burgaries Of
daring character. On Friday night attempts
made on the store of Richmond g. Brother, and on
the house of Jasper Caller At the last place Of
the fellows had obtained about $3.50 in goods, when
he was attacked by Mr.. Caller with pair of tongs.
The robber defended himself with knife, with
which he inflicted severe wound on his assailant,
and he succeeded in making his escape