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Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-15
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.


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SUMNER ARR4NGE GEIENT-comnasncin May 7, Isl
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 6 and 1890 and 5 80 pm.
Leave Worcester at $50 am. IL m. and 4.30 pm.
s STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Allyn's Point at about am.
Leaves Worcester at about 40 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at stopping at at all way statOnt
the road.
Leave Worcester at am, stopping as above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and WorCes
ter Western Providence and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains Of Worces
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train.
J Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford PrOv
dence and Fshkil Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
GExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m, arriving i
New York next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized ii before the Passenger
takes his in the cars.
Baggage will notbe taken include money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal use and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice be given Of that
fact and extra price paid, the Company will hold
itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE President
ap10awtf s N. & w. R. R.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

-. NsW OhLkAAes July IL M.
SdsnA Rgmoidss Eel, No. l0 Grasisr strsss- ~
Dssr Sir; take this opportunity Of szprsi.e 70 you ~
sea thanks and tsndsrns my grateful
for hs s.. bsneat hass received from your treatment Of ~
Two CANCERS right hand, which, an happy 10 state
neas or quts WE'LL and they have s sppssssnss a sns
thooushy sradestsd and truly thankful that he
und which have 70 Long abcsd has Ny psn inads
euats " express the degree Of suffering had expsncsd for hs
particularly Of the long thirty ysa have esn thus
amctsd - al who know tsfy Last year Dr. Giltsr
operated on me for some M MONTHS and me cured
as giving me ght orstase Of pnrgaory) and Joyful vss
at hs decison 50 DESTROYS got Of those twin Caposr
the yell known and hated pain and trouble for
90 long apsod But judge dsappontmeut when last .pns
they IN much wore form they besre Dr.
Gilbert essd and pronounced them 3d. hsn applied 70
you but believe with a hope relief at your banda fae
Dr. Gilbert In whom had placed confidence had fed %
cue But you told that you could cure y hand sud
that ssy and also that would cure and 70 ali
you have fulfilled PROMISE am sIsasd .,
know What your medicines perform a. well .,
feel their seacy And l. for appreciate your cdos
variance asd vstchuine and especially your tact in inripr
patient With ooaadenes for had bseu or th, should hvs
submitted 70 he anpuaon Of my hand But thapr, 70 IN
Povdsnes ~ TO Tor your valuable ssrvce, ~, ~
tune h svmsd-uy hand cured ~ q. - :
vsy respectfully, your obliged and obsdisnt servant.
y.e IN 80 JOHN z. H0Yr ,Hstssr.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

FslitN n Dis1ress -Gfeat was the infen-
and dissemination Of G. N. Royal and C. 9. Par
ris. puissant and mighty was DO their achieve
menis-" Cuba must b freed" For few dsys
after their arrival in this port, from vicksbufg.
their warlike spirit WAS bottled up (for future pur
poses in Puerto Pdncips.) in . boarding. house on
Tchoupitouas street. For the consummaton Of
ahis great event, the balance sheet showed sum
of "a IS TO the credit Of the gallant Paris. This
was the sum total Of the proceeds which were ~
aside to achisvs ths downfall Of the dynasty Of
Isabella Seconds in the gem Of the Antilles. Ia :
day or two the large sum was missing, and suspi.
cion fell from the lowering brow Of ono FIlibusser
on tho other. On complaint Of Royal, PARIS was
arrested. The case was examined yestsrday b..
fore Alderman Hawthorn. Paris discharged and
Royal left TO muse over the dimslen condition of
his pockets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Lsrcsay.-stephen Price. arrested yesterday by
the of2cen Of the First Municipality police on ths
charge Of larceny, was Afterwards bailed out 70
appear bsfovs Recorder Genoia at future dsv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

A GOLD NINE DISCOVERED Pi..r.,
taken by LFktsissl have IL honor % .srounos q
sne ps5le that haye ss1afy made inorsysss Il d.
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vel know what an aboat fns an the oSsf bssus.,n
Artist in the city snos the death Of nsaai.s. =
q L.ds. win certainty Of saocas, ~ ~ bsns
VHes i'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Burglary Cass Remanded Joseph Kennedy,
charged by Q. Martial with committing burglary
at his house on St. Chaslss street, % The 10Th Of
August. to the tune Of e3oo, ives examined yes.
ferday before Alderman Hawthorn. and remanded
for such action in the case as the wisdom Of the
law needeih.
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SHIPPING.

&aM CHARLksT0H AND MAVAHA
..l Cksrfesteg. ssl Hassae, Va Sasssssl ~
AeD .Msst-Ths splsndid stsanship leA0kl., Capt. IA
CHARLESTON q. q. TO HAVANA, lsaSng Havas
ton Tor Havana on the 1t and 16th. \
RATBe o. PASSAGE: 7&e
Havana to Chaxleston On Savannah.
fof faEshsr PaIter.lsT, apply 70, &
"a. Y. MOkDkCAl, Charleston, or u
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PsHsn9em lesyng Havana By TIM dip can rcd
Baltimore ON The fh Day ~ taking the Land Rous an
New fk and Phlade Bha In the sSs time By takns =
Steamshlp 70 thooe pogls. d. law
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Di'eAargsd-Thomas A. Carr. who complained
Oh Ruth assaultng and maltreating him, did
not appear to prosecute, and thus was Mr.. Ruth
yesterday morning permitted by Alderman Etter
" to 60 on his way rejoicing"
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Failed Henry Rsinas and O. I. Kernon,
charged with being seconds in : duel, gave bail
yesterday before Recorder Genois never not to
do 20 no more''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

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Death t;-om Apcpiery.-An inquest, held
yesterday ON tie body of the man noticed IS hsv-
ing died on his WY to the Charity Hospital, on
Thursday last. proves him to be one Rodolph Hag-
elm, aged % years, native Of Switzerland, (as
per passport found his person. dated Berne, 9th
Of September, 1649) and that he died Of apoplexy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

yBZy1nogQ Cry.
FFday Bvsn51a. Alens9 ~ lSS1
Arrived, duras ths paat wssk ~ Bsf Cstis, ~ Don.
go ahssp. y Gown, ssd ~ Caiva snd Ysasiars Ths
ssppy 4 sssk hes scssssd during ~ lat lev days but
IL IL earlier pe Of he week Il wssSshR sssst; mode
rats sock IN = nIs ~,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

= Pasr.--Ann Karling and Margaret McGuire
vess hnsd " esoa yesterday BY Alderman Etter
g being drink and disturbing the peace Of the
house Of one John Fitxgbbon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Fsnsd.-Mary Rogan was fined 925 yesterday
by Alderman Etter, for keeping adisorderly house
in that classical portion Of the city, yclept Girod
street. Rachael Mcleod gave bail in $500 to
abandon her habit Of being lewd and abandoned, in
the same domicle, WHILE perfect the trio, Rossn-
M McKenney, on the same score, was sent 70 the
werk-house for thirty days.
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Death from Congasion cfths Byass-A man
named John O'Brien, aged 81 years, : native Of
Ireland, died yesterday on board the Steamboat
Gpsy, lying opposite Bienville street, of conges-
ton Of TIE brain Coroner's verdict accordingly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

members Of tho Peace Society. -Jamss Fakenton,
Henry Carter, A. Seeliger, p. Gleason, and some
great unknown, were severally charged yesterday
before Recorder Genois with assault and battery.
They were not all included in the one affidavit,
"every man killing Hessian for himself" Mrs.
Aubrey stands charged in like manner with a
breach of the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Tables Turned "A poor, weakly. watched lool.
ing woman and her child, sppeared veaterdav i.
fore Alderman Hawthorn 20 answer the charge Of
her husband. Daniel Kilfoy, TO the effect that he
was severely wounded BY her with an axe and
beaten with brickbats BY her (his) two children,
Martin and Mary, on ST. Peter between Hsyia and
Pcydras streets, on the III instant. The appear.
ance Of the woman, together with The testimony Of
the o6hcers. showed that she and they were more
sinned against than SHINING" Aid. Hawthorn,
addressing ~ hhroy, said, " Sir, you ought TO Be
ashamed o. yourself-you will have to give me
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

Cotton and Tobacco Statement.
Cotton, bales. 15baceO, hhds
stock on hand, Sept 1, lst0 .lE.6l2 A,6la
pisvosay $50. sSo-sse.4ls sl.I7-ss. lOA
lWeW5 76.Sss
Exported past week. ........ 6,4l5 lQoO
pIsvossy.... -. 81. Sds-ssl.lN ls.SlS-s0.s SO
Stock on hand. not cleared. ....... !. NSN &.1Si
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4 HAMPAGNE-75 baskets Heidsick Chnm
Psqqs. pnis and qsssts Is beskss Dist Pssyysj A..
70. .s ne low. * ROBERT n; McALflN.
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M lNDOW G1ASo-l600 boxes Of vzxioa
4'''' : - n sA Z! az xssx.a @:
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Lettsf Bags will p found It thq counting. housu 81
undersigned. Whs further puEiclllEs car b obta Il
iysu T. TX BbfsfRsE e o. 81 5 S G.s:' Z: z:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-16

NEW MUSIC. -. CoMIn' THRoUon TRr
nvR.-Wm. Hall Z Son, New York have puhliuhei
hsisnt ~ o. xsrisoes Tn lyoeis ooi meipdy. s.
WIN. Vincent Wallace. II WORTH II ~ rsorfsti a
this fna oompossg. To BE- had Of :, : I - Z
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bo1e0 prime selected Westefu
s al b. t;RIRkf q I'D y 81 % - d IN -.
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From the National InleliixenceI

- From the National Inleligencer.
> FRUIT cULruRE.-Ihe markets Of the capital OF our
Union are deficient IN the superior varieties OF the dpri-
COZ, me um and the pear, which only delicious
pu fruits, and yield fine return TO The cult
Vaor The fruit of single apricot has sold for 500
pears at ~ bushel in New York others in Boston al
~ dozen plums al $40 TO $50 tree 1t is an axiom
WIN euyaiors that fruit trees, well selected, will yield
more food Tor man and beast than any other crop, with
less laber. Our nurserymen furnish one hundred
yarenes oil the plum and pear each of fine size, with
run buds on them. which, If planted in autumn, winter
OF spring, VIII yield fruit next year; and should the
uona lar which has been proposed be held year,
premiums may be had for those choice fruits and vsters
nave the qualification OF seeing them.
IS respectfully suggested that the citizens of each
ward plant splendid collection and distribute the gratis
among country people who are unable to purchase
Crafts with fruit buds may be put old OF little
value this all winter, and yield fruit next year for
premium. The pupils Of the public schools may produce
new varieties for premiums: $50 10 500 are offered tor
new superior kinds II is suggested that moneyed men
purchase fruit trees Of superior kinds pums which do
not rot and that least liable to the rayages of the
cuculeo, and put them out with farmers for share OF
the fruits Tor term OF years, after which the farmer to
own the trees, as additional mode OF introducing
quickly the superior fruits into the markets OF our
capital Arouse ye, our minute
AN AMATEUR
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We wing party or had been necessary TO obtain the
passage OF an act OF Congress in order accept the
british offer OF reciprocity il be doubted that the
English navigation laws would now be in full force and
'xof against vessels, and that our commercial enter
PRISE would have been barred from that wide and profit
a0le hed which has been opened the trumphs OF
American skill would not have been achieved, and the
superiority OF American ships would not have been
demonstrated All these things the advocates OF class
legislation would have denied to the county, in order 10
promote their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the expense of the
public welfare
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Tho riississtppi Convention.

correspondent of the Daily True Delta. in describing
The proceedings OF this body, states that among severa
resolutions relating TO the Compromise which are occu
pyng Its deliberations is proposing the Georgia plat
form as that which would best express the feeling OF the
people OF Mississippi The complimentary dinner IL
Judge Sharkey is described as brilliant reunion There
had been some effort TO reconcile the two parties ia The
convention by agreement 10 aid the reelection oil
Messrs Foote and Davis 10 the Senate but il was
thought that such reconciliation was not practicable
the Union men believing that ii there had been majority
OF secessionss elected General Foote would have beer
sacrificed.
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nv DYER x MCGUIRE, Auot,on.er..

MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS, SILK YELNETs, LINEN
MI CAMBRIA HANDkERCHiEfs, % PIECES or KELSEY
morning. November 25h nj 10 O'Clock ut our
shall sell extensive assortment on INC
above described goods consisting IN part Of
Illusions and bonnet grapes, velvet dbsnds
Robin and silk netting swis. mosins
Jaconet cambfics btescbsd and brown sAiftngs
silk, Lisle, and thread lsces
Ladies' and sonAsmcn's gloves -
border and plain linen cambria hsnaher
chief
Grass linen handkerchief, scsr., silk undsrshirts
Cherry maroon, brown, purple, and green velVes
French work chen,iscss, collars, cuffs, and cnpes
RonDet, belt, and neck rbands, silk facets
French rusns and ornet flowers, wreahs
bonnet caps, cambric and muslin caps
siks, wells, infant dresscs
Cheneile tipped maribout, and ostrich fsahen
man useful and desirable srocles.
Terms: go under, go and n.de VIZ" wo nnn
months aiO0 four and "r nonns es"" W" ""s
enthusiastically endorsed wesrins interest . -,,u, .
Nov 25 DYER Mc"oinh, A"'"o"se's'
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RxA. GREEN, Anctlons.r.

VALUABLE ~ RM NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUCTION
Monday December, shall SELL at O'Clock,
lying Piscasway road,
the Navy Yard bridget being the farm be-
j. which he resides adjoining the
Young and Brent The land Is good and
good cultivation well adapted the growth Of garden
description contains hundred
Of which IL fine meadow land II is well
through H. II has IL good
house, containing conveniently
ranged dry CELLAR necessary buildings. Mr.
above described
will he positively sold highest bidder fine chance nor
speculation.
Term. onecurh balance twelve, eighteen, and
months, the purchaser giving notes bearing interest
Nav B, A. GREEN, Aucionecr
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North side Pennrania street
under Gadsbps Hotel,

NoTt de PennsItania drenn- Of Third
under Gadsby's Hotel
Digs eaye inform his friends the citizens Washington
Gsostown Alexandria, the public general,
visiting coths,
and vesngs large and
$40 900 WORTH isxufcenty good buy
purchase thsr wardrobe
establishment ia the District, frsm goods that perfectly
which
shortest notice, and style
by anyo the establishment United
pays advance the highest price paid city
employed the establishment OF r. w.
years. under has special charge
the cutting department known trade Civ
general tsacton prompted by DESIRE
he ha,ters himself he viii be able
will him with their which he earnestly soict
b.
Shirts drawers, under i Stocks
gloves collars and article complete
mar wardrobe.
0l-laMilGw
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From our n..Itlusr. C.,,.sn.,-.,

hAiTAoRE Nov. 25-5. p m.
The meeting of The committee at the City Hall last night
10 complete arrangements Tor The reception of Kossuh
well attended Ii has been determined TO give the i
trious Hungarian grand military and civic reception
The weather to-day Is very dsagreeabe 1t showed soy
eral hours during the morning, until the ground was
cred to the depth of an inch or more. IL is raiAng
We have but lue to-day of moment
The inclemsnt weather operates against outdoor bust
ness The markets remain unchanged.
The advees by tho Asia at Halifax, which reached
100 late TO forward to last night by telegraph
but te interest kossulh be the absorbing sub
ject OF conversation.
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Mr. TURNER the American Ballad Singer,
vi friends,
his last ballad entertainment this present,
"wednesday evening.
Mr.. John II. Hewett will preside the piano forte
The will be choice "The
OF Summer y "Oh would Boy again "John
Joe !" "ome, Home !" sold Arm Chair
Of our Union - &C, &C.
Cards of admission 50 Doors open OK O'Clock
commence l7k.
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90 the Annual Meeting OF the Ladies' Union
client and Employment Society will take evening
the 9th instant o'clock Trinity Church,
kindly Offered the Society this occasion.
Several addresses expected be delivered meeting
distinguished gentlemen.
The public respectfully invited attend
sympathy with the objects Of the soc by liberal support
which will enable the amoners Of bounty give
report Of their labors al the annual meeting
By order Of Board Of Managers.
Nov
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cAIuTATORY-ws u. TODD, halter and frrior,
u compliments his friends and and informs
that renrefed his former premises, appearing the
western marble hotel building Of
will
trusting his business tend 10 add
intercourse experienced In The old stand for the
years. and hoping thai increased and continued
qunntnnce be mutually pleasant and profitable,
NovM -dn
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MINE STORE.-JOHN III. BUTIIMASN, Pepnsyyanis ave
nue. a. and 9th
baskets edck champagne and pnts Of direct mporta-
ion.
landing Statesman "olye brand and "r
A. Mumm'- Nerzenny" champagne.
Also nue sherry wines Madeira Rbone wpe Burgundy
coy.llos Cognac brandy sardine fine Havana
NJ b. Printed choice and
brandes, &C., will be ready in few days
~ os gr,f
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AN AMATEUR.

BALLAD xsrRRTAINAENT-Nr. Turner popular
Ballad Singer gives his last concert In this or presently
evening at Odd Fellows Hail. His been
attended by large and fashionable audiences fully
bshed his claim to tho popularity which enjoys
he has sung The lovers Of music may anticipate
night. #t
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T EaENDs NJ the waidsnses, and other Tales, by
Ia Mary s, W,ndle-l vol.
The Practical Assistant by Oliver Rypei
will nun illustrations wood.
Practical Cotton Spinner corrected and enlarged by on
lyrne, OF American mschincs-l vol.
The Model Caculafor by Oliver Byrne-No 3 and
X.
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DIED.

On the a2d instant, Mr. SAMUEL WALKER tho year
Of his age.
Yesterday morning, ofconsumption MICHAEL sHEAHAN,
the 10th year Of his age.
His friends and acquantances
afternoon, half past 3ocock, father
First street the Capitol
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NV A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME TWo-SToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
III AuCroNon Monday the let OF December sha sell nj
ocoek premises good brick
situated D. between 9Th and 10Th being
No. J7s. The
venndy rooms, including
good brick stable The property handsomely located adjoining
the property OF Mir, 7. Donnboo.
fourth cash balance IN SIT and twelve months the
notes bearing Interest," deed and deed
OF trust taken title ndisputable.
Nov 26-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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ABOUT oy closer assimilation the part OF her govern
nent 10 The Tree and republican principles which with ne
are everywhere predominant H.
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r,URyIsuED HOUSE FOR REvr.-A gentleman in
,erdips south will rent for sir months
., more occup'ess three story brick well fur
pi.hsa, and eIebly situated on street
apgi Do, ONCE A5--du