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DIR. Warren's
SWsaParilH, Tomato and wa CHERRY
PHYSICAL RlTTERS,
AT SO Cents per Bottle.

&ARSAPARILLA, ToNAro AND WILD
~ CuLRLY BIucrs have now hccome a standard
medicine, universally approved by physicians as a
safe speedy and cllrrual remedy tor NcHtal0us fr-
rHriai, amt CHtaHcoS Discusses; Iauudlcc lndIges-
ion, Dyspepsia Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaints
CoSllvenrSs, Weak and Sore Stomach, Ulcers and
Running Sores, Swelling of the Limbs PAIN ia tie
Zones, lumors m the Throat Rheumatic Affections
salt ltheum, Eysipra-, bad llumors, Eruptous, on
the Face or Body, Cuuccruus Sores Kings Evil,
Chrome Catamh, Languor, Debility Headache, BIZ
AntSs Sallow Complexion, and nll those disorders
winch arise from the abuse OF Mercury or from an
mguretalut in the blood, no m3ttcr how acquired
lhe extract here presented is prepared after direc-
tons given by the celebrated Dr. Warren whose
name u bears and will be found superior 10 any muse
ltlsh'ghy concentrated, entirely vegetable and very
finely Favored 10 The taste. The change which il pro-
duces in the condition and tendency OF the system is
SPccdgaHdP permanent.
As Spring Medicine for purifying the blood
Strengthening Tire stomach and hody-aud checking
all cou=1mpuhayc hirs--ihr Sauaparilla - muto
and Wild Cherry ldue.> arc entirely uuIiya.,..
lleJulcd add ~o.dhy
DAVID I. BRADLEE & SON.
100 Washington street, Boston.
Agents Burlington, Thco. \. Peck, Montpelier,
X CoIlms, and boy Dealers in Medicine through.
out New England.
ia mary -, 1880. w2gly
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ELEGENT AND INVALUABLE
ARTfC FOR "HE TOILET
BOGLE,S HYPERION ELTID.

FOR REsruRlNi, IRo, ERWIN. AND LMBELL.si-
rG THE HAIR.
THE toiorag Cc,tjfratc franz Dr. IIiuslolr Lctria,
oUe ~ tie must cHiacuf IkgSiri4HS NJ HoSi0a.
wiH Shor tie cStimatioa in rhich ii is hcid Lytic
$c'cnttc "Hd iedrHed, bciag oHe emily a. Ht1ny
SlmH0r ones.
Bo,roy Feb Is, 1850
Mr.. II m. Hoaie,-Sir: The preparation invented
by YOU for the hair has been extensively used in my
family. and they give it the decided preference over
all other compositions OF the kind. II invIgurat,s
and beauties tine hair, and crluseS the skin OF u
impurities. without producing any ultimate dcetcri-
Gus elects, which aIr So frequently the result OF many
WINsLOW LEWIS.
It isan Indispensable article for the Ladies. as i,
keeps tine hair W place and curl and the skin or part
nG OF the hair Zee from daudruif and Scurf For
children, lays tie ouuddtIon OF good head OF hair
BOGLE'S AMOLE,
coMPouNp FOR SHAVING.
This delightful article IS totally different and far
superior Ia anything yet invented for shaving The
base ol II Is derived from the 1m9ie Or soap plant
ct Oaul'rnla AN article used 10y the natives OF that
country tor Washing and thus. the OF strong al
kali, 50 hurul To- the skin, is avoided. Its vegetable
aud detergent properties have the purcst and most
uuu,s'IIu- effects ON the sbin.t soothcs and aaNs
irritation, and has fine, thick creamy lathcr. which
docs not dry ON the face. II Is decided luxury to
ur shaved with this Incompatible soap. Ii Is done
up M elegant lyle calculated either for the dressing
c1se OF the rough and ready traveller, or the toilet
OF the most iasudluu- cuuuoiSssur.
BOGLE'S llEBEAIONA.
FOR ELFKEsuING AND BEAUTlFYING THE COM
PLEXIoN.
I,ralica,ing Tans, Pimpcs, and other e-up,ions of
The 9Nlu audrrudcrng 1t fair, delicate and blooming
II il equally rtIIraClous in protecting the skim from
the hot suns OF summer, and freezing blasts OF win
ter and Is the most fragrant and delicious article to
be found at The toilet OF fashion
All the above articles have stood the test of the
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@ r A N E'S
z atenG WASH INEiX.tmre.


an hJr-,O
~ * ~ ~ E. >
For@ TFF1 sT9 fSTS v,Exyp,o
q. g SN~A~ We q Is ssV,' z - h 81 Z -
/ 'll0 Jar IHHci soap is ROW brought "iihm the
r"ch I' our t'N'u'; 50 lhiI lhrN l1y pHrtci-
P"t }" 'H' 1'u'u'S "n'l 'uouS'I9S" 81 people else.
vince are H'tN"I nom l'r use II needs only &" be"
I''"' "t s"tr'l "I hl Iu" experiment, {" assert MS
tuH,P,.r Ilo'iF ca ~. ..hrf conn, nud, tor
CII.ANHI ~ ~ iii,@ ANp E.~ IOtiNG
H"' 10 'NI''i NAl' hHAu !.
J." G' "' "'r n'a''II' '.1'I Iu'l w"i"hhhlld have
"'', q, a. , "''Nl "'.,'''-, WIN us "o"fi"u-
,,g.'o@"''!, '+ G",lnVfd a1 at r va" bonrI
IiSn' I"'' i'''' "iiIi li' HhI"t7 looks hi" hoIira
=! 'i'@ WIN one hlH @! iHe s@'n gone amt fe oin-
eyes" 7"i' r"'d "P NE jh' corners oi mean mans
,I"'' "4' "'+'a.' i'u ms ii' clothes Themselves
'.' =" "'A may '' '''""' are $50 surely done l'r 40
u,'1 I',o.g- process u't' i." 'r't"uon- h1-h
uir,s 9''' ,' '' '''I I"'' lave new set q"
SINUS y ~ ",..t 81. -. ..u .Iu'IAt HllIuuu.
hN - - ~ HOtI'
Is no""4 w. 'MI'''' ana '"'i' Is no doubt that as
i',l as NJ ur."' W''N .iI' known. 1t Will -u-
r''."' "'' "'"'' means Oh .N- cleanliness by
uie Use "I s.jp, .. ,.
IN lIDI NJ CLEANING.
its virtues are prc-cmurut the Hi,or So rpurl droad
ed in the spring and g', heinz rr.,uccd morn ru,x
THREE IorgIu~, lIlraycs puml ,- GOOD as new, i'm
appearance, lcthOHt tyGJiue us y,yl5qUcUcU il, ILc
iedSt.
The printed directions which arr furnished 70 ev.
purchasers must in all cascs he yrruDulgysIy oLs,,j,
cd in order to obtain the benefit o tie .oan
THE following are among the conlnrndariong al
ready obtained nom person, Who I,y, ,r-r. IT'S ,r.
tues
Burlington, MAY q. $50.
Nc-ss WooprrII & RAJ
Gcujcuou | have at last arrived m the courIu-
sion in regard jo yout Patent Soap for FANNY N ash.
ing lsuppo.c you will consider me rather rar,lv i'm
reporting t.; voti hnrI ,yaIrrJ for s,,,.,,,I ,r.
found some difficulty in a,rinr fair ones rs WISH
81, arr so in tr habit ct lul.Inr tnt il has heel, ,,
repeated trials that could yet fair opcrariou md
am now told by the PERSONS trying turmc that the,
fishing vnpl You -at. in re.a,l5. T., il,
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a GREAT MEDICINE"

t'Nrl ior NE D9TPSW M" Lirfr GtSc'Se:
HI ILNIH l'L"i"N, published AT W oodsock,
Na''anuafy ~ I9'o' sud
." y GREAT MEDICINE"
iul to the publ c any o the various Patent Medicine,
OF the day, unless thoroughly convinced OF their
value. Among those we con, lrr worthy of notice
is the GefHGH BuielS, invented hy mr. Haofqud.
and prepared by Dr.. Iaci>-un in Philadelphia one
instance in purticu. i'm which the superior virtue. of
'h~ medicine h9ye been tested, has fallen under orr
9'S i'al"n: Dung ne .a>l summer, a son Of Mr.
~ W 90 i'i , ,, '',3 WE n'iy S'io0-
,', ,,ri,,s ,,,,, L ,l I rH ','- H.,
,La r.t,,is an, HIN ii..,, ',,' "
,t ~. .ls,,,.-,,,., n.t ,,' % ,,,' W. I'd
ti ana ,,.- ''''' 10y i''' W. ''IU!'' "'o'Ic'
'''" niSt n i,rrp,r,IIi,D wv, ~ ,,r-,
The :, I5J,I''i, il,,,n'.,, Nv. 80 o.
man ,.,,,r,'3' ~ p,.l,I,Il;n = < w..
BIN ''''''' ''' ''''''' '''-' NOV
We or,ir call o,t.,,i,, f., tho r.,,,.,l 81 ,l,
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RlRD SEEDS Canary, Hemp, Rapc and Nil
II let Fl,h-hour and Cups tor sllc al low prices
Nov. Is, dAWu IllEO. \. PECK
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
tlsig, IL ~ $3.50 $3.50 S.lIl
OPEN ed TO WEST ALBURGII.
Opp0Sitc RouSc's Paint

a. and after Monday, Jan 10, ISL,
" the Passenger Cars will run as follows dally
Sundays excepted
Leave Boston At l." a m, from the Boston and
Lowell and fltchburg Railroad Passenger Stations
Tor Burlington Montreal and Ogdcnsburg and ar
rive at Burlington at 6 % p. m the same day, and
Ogdcnsburg at ,, p. m and Montreal at 1, p. in. the
next day.
Returning leave OaIcnsburg at 10 a m Montreal
al at m aud Burlington at 80 a. IN. Arrive in
Boston at p. M. the same day from Burlington, and
day
The Trains connect each way at Nashua and Gro
ton Junction, with Trains to aud from Worcester.
Mass and New y ork City,
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily
Sundays excepted.
For further information see Pathfinder Railway
Guide JAMES MOORE.
d&w-n Superintendent
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'TilE undersigned have entered into partnership
IN the practice ct Law. under the finn ol Brown
d sawyer Post Office address, IudrlhII. Vt
SlEPuEN :. BROWN.
y. G.. SAW Err
Aug l3Ih, 1850 dll5Nw5E
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BOGLE'S IlEBEAIONA.
William B. Hatch,
M \nnNhJ ~ mrs ISII

now ready To invite the
: large an assortment of
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HAIR DYE For changing Red or
- Gray llnr, Whizhcrsaul Eyebrows to "a Black
BROWN or Chestnut color, lor sale by
b.c. 10. -lN"u IIlLO. \. FECK.
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Northern (OgdcnsburghDR aiIraod

sE5ss.z:7 ~. ef'9's-- e ti235fz ~
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Express Notice.
7'O IHF BUSINESS PUBLIC.
An and altcr eEsc Ill day of
IA ssssVsst.

WHERE WE SHALL BE HAPPY TO
w receive Calls rail kinds OF Painting, Gruuirg
Paper Hanging, &c. Sc.
SItlbun Sueer, % ,nlsltc American Hotel
II 'SSELL& SPAULDlNG.
UIlngtCn, March 10, 1878.
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ONE BOTTLE OF BRANT's PURIFIER
mas more efficacy and cures more jooi dhcl> than
TEN Bottles OF snr-upnriIa.
H. them OSE BurrLE ut PrutifR s.I- for uGr Dott.p
me H'HeV ""'VpW1 A1uli sell for Ten Gents.
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CATTlON EXTRA.

that my only travelling Agents in the New Eng
land Slatcsaic, Mr. > BURR, and j. b. TOUSEN
and to guard the public against fraud every local
4 gent will be furnished with certificate OF Agency
and all others presenting themselves as my AGENTS
.,fr,,if 81 lul,i.r fraud
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Particular attention will be paid to this branch Of
the trade. good assortment will be kept con-
stantly on hand from the best manufactures in the
world, and will be sold at a small advance from the
q, Dst q imuortntIou.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09
Nav OaLsArs, July II. le6l.

10y NgW OALnANs, July H. I'M.
SdEua Rysolds, Ess., No. IL Grssisr snsss-- > z
tsks this opportunity Of expressing you
nc aats and tsadsas you ny ssisn
for tbs bsaeft have received from your treatment
TWO CANCERS my right hand which, happy 10 sat.,
usz quite VEIL aud they have tbs appearances Of beng
heush esadeatsd; and truly thankful that The torment
vhh have loag labered osa,sd Ny pan nsds
qua Tho dssrs suffering had experienced
particularly Of the long thirty yeas that
amictsd oil Who know ts.fy. Lat yer Dr. Gts.t
opsrasa NJ for some sx neabs and psonounoed
h seas ne slight fostas,s o pursstoyJ and jyul vas
ths dsan dssrous rid Of hoss Csncer
TIM ~ kva and haisd csass Of pain and trouble
long pd But Judge Of disappointment when spsns
they sturnsa 10 much form they before d.
6bsr us.d spd pronounced thsn appssd o
you bat besvs with kts hops Of relief youf hands, as
Dr. Gi u whom had placed much cohsdencs had usd 70
sdscta saND But told you my hand and
thas sy, ssd also th would cure; % iii
lave alAi led pruias, spd satisfied that
you uha msdicnes PERFORM your paauis
feel their saary And for oas spprscts your esor
and vatehulneA and especially your in inspiring
pssns With osadnss for hpd besa for dis havs
sabnusd ~ spsaon Of ny hand But, hsnhs to HAD
Psovdsnes eysu for your valuable services that he nirp
tame . avsrts6-ay hand csrsd. 4
VERY rsapsafs ", yeaz obliged aud obsdani sssvsnt,
ibis In ...--- y. "a IbHN p HoYr. Hsatsr.
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STEAMBOATS,.


-.s... -
~ S@eesa0-Oafk Y. y. MaI Ltle-
vn 1sy q. Lsuis. Pas Chussisn ard Pas
0exoele-Sumnns AsrAng sment-Ths nsw
...sr. tsylss 6..a ba psss ne Lsks usds. sa
ssys ~ kssosd daily. on ths ava = Is
~ ~ x Tsns 4 ~; SG ~ !. =. 80.
'I VA % ~ ssent q y Tns;s: paH II ociock
y-.o n 0EODCIs q gent ~ hank flace.
n~-~ S1cawNr 0,XIIFV513 4 4 4 = G-1..-1,
nal1SzrN Amsnssmsas- 81. bay 3. ho.s
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Anscdote Of Voltaire- vc,aire was at table one
day. when the company were converting on the
antiquity of the world. His opinion being asktd,
he said, The world is like an old coquetle, who
disguises her age"
We should say she had stamped it upon her hills
ana written 1t in every strata of her rocks. iss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

The Latest Freak ~ Mrs. Lydia Jane Pearson
recommends the Turkish dress. very full. instead
of the long and dangerous riding habit now in
vogue. and counsels the masculine stvle Of riding
Mrs. Swissholm thus comments on Mrs. Pskrson's
proposition; So
We have good many times, when no side. sod.
die could be procured, had ons stirup Of . mans
saddle shortened, and the other turned over to
make substitute for horn % hold by, and no con
trivrd to ride mile OF two; bnt we should dislike
to nix our neck on 20 insecure seat. fred upon
the back Of any stsed bun " old Kate" No doub,
One might learn 70 ride on such contrivance, for
we have seen girls who could ride On unhroke en-
colt at full eaep. and through al manner Of rsar.
ines and plungings without any saddle At al; and
all that would do very well, but for woman Of
Ms. Pearson's standing 70 recommend, gmvsly,
that women should ride like men, does pass Al our
pre.coneeived ideas Of the possible! "A woman
bestrid'ng horse under any circumstances, or in
any COSTUME whsw! May the good shgels
preserve Us from all farther Improvement OF
rsforms! Save us from progress, and II we ss,ssi
be travelling in some direction, rather let us -
back towards the days when women did not have
or need any souls ~ Z.
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Ssoos g 80. 6sgs J. ~ "a is's1
5ss.is:se =. = 81 - 06i.Na nv
v--"'-.''''' ~ ~ T ~. 4 - ~ q -
ezp~ssd p. 49,. ;ss q. !. ~ -
jteck On luund. ~ elsassd ...... :. a0JN MAO
& -f
Iseacee-Ihe Ioeaeee nessss ~ - 49, Gus
a.ss ne -: ana ans - I. =. y 'p 81 e -
70 q Tnssdsy. 10 "a Wedassday. end % d.si.s Thsa
day ana yesssoaS. Fneo nsse ~ ~ ~
20 aNssauea msse ~ cus SsSssu.' W., -. -,
Dwes tseae9: ses NJ ..ss 49, 49, 49,
eo.non y - ~ N - : sT 49,. 3. s.
~ ssS e"sa.oa - sAa'' n : - = -
em.
suser-Ihsse - oesh Nc eoses ~ sssss msssN
noosfor ssvsaI wssks pss ID poss have .iia.sipsd
cOn.es1av impsovme ssndqcy ueu e. sdyancs ne 800
sseaohsesd ~ ~ wesk q t0Se p IL - HOO
- lns lsvse 800 snees ~ hnas 81 wnsch
~ wsss 20 o. MeAdey = sDsee !ss Fa'r' 80 Oo.-
nun, On Tuesdav q %, ard ~ hhds aHes q ekOSke
10 fss we savsnee our nsssss aoGs.c So. sSo
Fan sx0sx. P.ins and Chacs. sxo7s = >. a crop
q ~ mos q Moadsy 80 q psnfaeHn q -
Il Ws.A's - -. - hhds sssss-sspus. u
bl0iosoos-These ~ Deee sni1ef moS anmaoon " NJ
oa1 nasfst dane ~ wsek. but ths supply yet ANAL
go - esefsssas o. ~ sAls modsssts To pne9pa
eaceooe heve nsen - bb1 =. ooslsa . A $40 ~ ~
noe Isxes - esilen. - bohd 10y = qeessd q
fDese. fnee naS - - 49, - Ceee 4eseoyaeo.
NJ d ~ = ~ ~ - = ~ -
~ ~ II .tsss.e =, - - ~ ssAcl.
49, seotepu' - - = q. - a
FDes-Ihe :eppy nas - vssy Hent. ~ psen have
estesf tmpeevsd - SONS ascnptsss To 49, newev.
ssseA esssy ~ g :. msisnins ~ ss1s1 yss.sy' pie
w sns~s !. no' ceSenee us,e ~ Ae y
~ - " ~ en@ce esaens o. Onso. - "xOsa ~ 81
pssnas -. Loas y ~ - MA no eAus ana fancy
ofaads - u0ve ~ oa Ihs saiss yoesoay ino'aded
~ n s.n 'o~ " ~ LOU" ~ = ~ ~ wv DUE csef y
- ~ J, So s,... As,a x. 4. .aoo
reps's - W ~ = pe,ss' ~. $780, M
0SatD-1 ne fooepo u C0so save poeo 0Ooefotos but
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nv ESTERN VERANDA. co-ns, Tchea.;..

w STERN VERANDA, corner Tchoupitou.
nsv'ns SnsnssS hads and underxens oompss .
Eta MI new turntuse &C., the propsssvs
mauent and Transient Bosxdss in syls n0t sprpsss IN
Thy 40 snnouncs that tbs BAR Of this houss viii Oman
TODA Z. EAh ,nst n ~, pndes The best Of msnssS
jsD LANE DUNN. P1oprs.Ss.
THoMASfON LIME-4O2 barrels fresh ler 4.
ing; - h6: tD.iea ard Altoe, To- ssle b. - =
aae HAYMAN HOLDEN. 50 Masaxns a.
pRUNES-A superior artiSie, in jars and half
a.. Az. tt6dsdsalz'zff Eco ~ 7ss..pi.s.l.. ],
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J. n. CARRERAs,
AUCTION STORE.

sndso asrchsadlss received his oss
p..ssulal a,snon viii paid outdoer sales Of csrao
~ Lihsfa made on invoi<es Of (oods vh.r
70 ~ soio y sucnon IA 6m p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Arrests -Christana Ritchey was arrested on
charge Of b'sach Of rust Sandy Tilton was al.
rested for stealing lot Of cutlery from his master,
No. II Old Levee when srres,ed he had in his
possession twenty nine knives, five pains of scis-
sors and two screw drivers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Stab6ing. All xandst Rubsns was arrested yes.
terday By the First Municipality Police, charged
with stabbing a negro man on board Of the steam.
boat Anna, No.2, belonging 10 Charles Deblanc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Assault Ulh Intent to KM David Torphy
charges John Ksnnedy with firing loaded pistl
at him, on Thursday last, at his room, No. 2Ss
Dauphn street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Tfespass. = Michael McCabe was yesterday
charged with trespaes by Francis Mounet, who, ia
his affidavit, Bays that Mr.. McCabe came 10 hi.
(Mounet's) house, on the day previous, at the cor
ner ofSt. Peter and Msrais streets. and then and
there threw several articles Of his furniture int
the. street. and broke them, wherefore he pray,
that McCabe be dealt with sccording 10 law.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

FSs--Aboup twelve O'Clock % Thurdiy night
last. . fire broke ont IN house Standing on the
corner Of Fulton and 81. Masy ssreeis. Lafayette,
occupied a. grocery store By Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
The house, which vas : TWO story ifame binding,
belonged to James Les. Mn. Fitzpatrick had an
insurance Of 600 on The stock Al was con.
sumed, stock and premises.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Drosoasd. An Irishwoman named Sarah Crit.
dafel into the New Basin yesterday mssnins, asd
was drcwnsd. She was twenty -nias years q -,
and il i said was in a unsousd sase Of mind,
owing to some medicine she had taken. The
Deputy Coroner held an inquest yesterday, on view
Of 10 body, whom verdict WAS rsturnsd in accord.
ance with the above facta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Breach Of 7trss-r. b: Waiz was yesterday
sent Def re the First District Court by Recorder
Seuzsneau, on charge Of breach Of trust.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Robbery .-Anne Whit.tsad was rsmanded yes
tsrday. by Alderman Hawthorn, on the charge Of
robbns John Hubby Of as, on the day previous in
house ON Gifod street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Larceaies Felix Jolisy was arrested yesterday
in the Third Municipality. on The charge Of steal
ing horse and wagon. George Minor was also
arrested for larceny, 10 stealing Auto.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Breach of he Peacs.-Thomas Wilcox u charged
by Pierre vassal with . breach Of the pssce, and
when arrested opposing the officer in The discharge
Of his duty. J. Hoppin il charged by CsciIs La
bourdette with similar offence. Mary Coke.
Eliza Guerre. Wash Filming and Mr.. Reilly, are
held ss guilty Of the same misconduct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Opposition 70 Laus-John Alnnday, IN officer In
the First jus ices Court, had writ Of seizure 70
execute yesterday in the hoses No Front Levee
street, between Canal and Cus,omhouss streets,
under the court On endeavoring to carry out the
law, he stiles snat be was forcibiy opposed and in
terfered with in the discharge Of his duly, by one
Por,agfes and his baIkeeper-hence the change of
the obstruction in law, Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-09

Desperate. - Eugene Suchette wss sent before
the F,rrt District Court yesterday. by Alderman
Hawthorn, a. dangerous character. who had
thfce ened to lake the lives Of eli the police ocsss
OF Ms1icipaiiiy No. Two.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11

provide wohoe coach conveyance the specific bd though
the highest will be preferred to the star bid to the extent OF
moderate difference the compensation, IN case the liner
ence not such as to interfere with the policy OF the new law
which looks areducon in the cost OF Transportation EN-
ceptons however, may be allowed where the star BID y
made by the pYeent owner of III stock the route and is
manifest that the reasons for preerng the specc bid do not
exist in his -,
g. On of the highest class here coach
or steamboat required by the size and I'M
of the mails the preference for the specific bid will
be- necessary carried greater extent OF difference IMAM
on The inferior coach routes subject however, to the excep
tions above stated. 49,, r ..,.., -.
is tantamount TO bid and cannot be receved so as TO
interfere with regular competition alter the last hour set Tor
receiving bids. c, =
& Pomaers are required to be CAREFUL and not to GER
fy the sucency suretes without SHOWING
that they are persons Of sufficient responsibility and all bid
ders and suretes distinctly notified that on
failure into perform the contracts far me service
proposed for the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be
enforced against Them. ..u. A.. - -,
ofoe used in this Department. except IN the respects parcu
larry mentioned in these nstruc and conditions and or
iii alroad and steamboat routes the contractors will be
to deliver the mails into the post offices at the ends
he routes and into all the post offices not more than eight,
| ''"' 'N ~ N X HALL, Postmaster General.
Post Office Department. January 10. ls5l fed 6t law
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-11

WRIGHT u co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
department OF their business have agreed with the
PTopreors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines the United States TO keep them con
lar bsow the usual market prices BY this they
are enabled TO offer for the Inspection of purchasers the most
extensive assortment which be found in this Other
CITY Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale Of Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
ior this particular department. the most liberal
scae and are now prepared to supply the trade
exceeungy ow that the purchaser fail TO realize
q, Rstn per SeniSss on either Wsse
assortment OF ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINE Els.
ne ioowng at c9mprises part Of their assortment and
can W urhisheu 10 deaers, In cases, from enty
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer
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French EWssglgUge.

pn the above. Translaons from English ino Fresc
~ Apply At the office of I'll Crescent, the
Apollo and Cahope streets dill
SkOOh YIN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-The
- BROOKLYN Warehouses, at eers, opposite Newt eans
are now IN diness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MEHCHANDlSE from the MORT II intended for
Shipment Having 1880 feet front the with whsrves
IN front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage amp
foSn will be found he dchargins of steamers a.,
loading of ships. "
Charges fixed al verylow rates. and every accommoda
ion offered TO the Merchants the the Shippers
me upper county. 1t Is the wish of the Umpany equa
ne conyeniences of The Aaiic Dock Of New York.
o visit the premises.
Office, of Magazine and Lafayette Streets Newr
IAGCY Saore,o,v
References & 4. Gede1; Price, Frost Co.; j. w
1lhlon " Lu: IL. II. NIchts