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FOR BOSTON.

DalLY, (SAruUpATs & SrSpArt rNcTrrru)
ON nnd after MONDAY, thr
s9S I'm lost, The ~, ,...... and -.
LAWRENCE, capt CIEu,
SrrEury,SrD and ATLANTIC tCapt Go.
kNtHrD will ruu a. ioIlows;
Irayiag Atlatic Rail Rosl WHAT ovey Nos
Lh,. Tu.stay. WeducsIa,, Thur.dly 1uI ludiy.
1T ! o',lo,k T.. VI; aui Ceniul WHAT ba't1u, 90
sam. dl,-, az ! O'Clock +. VI.
C,bi, r,..,rc, SIPS
p.rL lw
Freight taken NJ low rates.
y B.-Each Boat d. furnished With large Huu.
l,r of STAT, Rooms Zoe che accommodation ~ la'r0'
and Families and travellers atr reminded thaf D.,
taking thi. Line, muSh saving ui time aut 'sp'1',
will b. made; auI that che iuDuu'ruIen,s % auIr-
in. in Boston az late hours ui thr night vI.l afa Tel
avoided.
The Boats nuiyc iu season iur ihr pAss'r-rf 20
takr the earliest trains uut ~ ths giiy.
l.. billings A-rut. PrHaHi.
j BROOk- Agent, bus'Hn.
Mir,h p. 1851. 7h
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GENERAL REFERENCES.

WASH NGTON.
Hon. John ". Many, Mayor.
Baron Won Getolt pms.ian Minister.
Henri Bosch Spencer, Belgian Minister
Gen Whitfield Scott.
Gales 4 Ss1tou.
Cotroran & RiEgs, Bankeis.
Chnlb Rrithcr., Bankru.
Sslden. Withsrs & Co, Bsnkcfs.
Joseph Henry, H.. ID.
LONDON.
Joseph r. lngcr.oll, American Mu,sicr
The pussin Mluistrf
Lieut.. Col. S,srs, East India COMPANY.
J1.sph llums. VI 4.
An T0ublinuus, Beard n Trade.
Edwin Chadwick, Board oi Health.
George Peabody, Banker.
PARIS. LEiPZiC, SAY.
William &. Riges. d.. Ilugrl
Tb.oi. Say. BERLIN
VI De- Jouncss. UarDH liuulpIit.
A VI Guerty. NJ Dritrriri
Eim Lafayette. Pot Won lsumsr.
I Livingston. Well 4 60. llNNRE.
april 20. ~ lpr pBpsr.
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DR. J. MARCH'SI's
CELEBRATED CATH0LiC0N,
ron TIE RELIEF AND CURE or SUP
IIHING FEMALES.

ltJlnls pre- emf.
nrut Tor &C. Cura
tive ruvcrs be- al
the Iissasss Coz
vhirhitisr RECON-
nsn,lDI. usu,ll,
called FEMALE
COMPI ANTS
Duhess are lao-
IArsUs trTHt,
ur hlling Il the
Womb IIUoU
Ntuus,or Whites
tHUnNID L.
~ ~ NArIo y
,nI Tic b A. A
rtuN % TUI
W ovu lNCI.
nLNrAI lHNn.
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Oue oflbo best 'hJs' ever made % an rm-
ProqriC'y in laJy'- dress, was made hy Tai
leynnd. Durin- he revolution. when asked
b. a lady las opinion OF her irg,. De replied.
80 began too late and ,ui-i too s0yu.'
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Western Exchange Hotel.

TIN .u'.,ul,rv1u rssprStlu'', give
.%rTl uriov 90 ihr travelling ra'',r, that D..
'ttslnf has taken The above ulrpl lluusr, 10.
lssalI Gated directly opposite the Portland, ;.
.--se--k =. DEPOT. PORTLAND, NlaInrl
ON the ste uLsr, iuuu'rl, .tDoi thr llousr kuuvn
e. The Depot Hotel. The rr's,ut lluu'r isa new
substantial lHisk rjilor-huit ,NprrsslN lur Ito
tcI-snd furnished throughout With entire new iuf'
veil arranged, o. c"u'sus the tuaFslIlu-
community. Traveller. arriving n Portland from
the Elst 6r Wet, will dnI ihis li1use more COO.
,cuirut stopping place Than any other Pu'dir liuu''
in thc CiN--as Il b. within tv,uty yards ~ ths
Railroad station, sod lut lew ruds FROM the uhlI
Nhsre passengers tom the Eastern part oi che state
aud the Province. az laul.
Porter. willalvay. h. in ATTENDANCE on che an''
val 1T the cars anl the Boats o. cuuyCy ll-g1sei 10
aud from the House, Zee Of charge.
Passenger. from the country by stage, bound ea''
or west, by Cats or Boais, will hnd th" N"i"'
ErfllHg' Haid the right place 10 meet their '''.
yeniencc No pains vii H. spared ny the nresf'i
prophet % a. make the House sgfcrabc 10 be pat
fOus. JOHN X. INo'hth'
Formerly Cl,tk of the American Hotel
Portland, (Mains.) Apr,l ,, 1889. 40
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A CUR FOR ALL!
Holloway's Ointment.

Cnss-s u fiy Jsi.a,-
You have done m, the honor o. With or'
voice. from one r0l Of Ihc unlou To the other, To-
stamp thr character oCmy ointU-u, with your -p.
probation. IL. scarcl, two years since ] mode
b known Among 500. and alrady, b, has obtained
more ,,Irbriu than ,u, other Medicine iu .o short
d. r.,,,J. TnOS. HOLLOWAY.
.. Como, ~ isn 1si Niisau Sr,r', Me- York.
ASTONISHING CURE or SORE LEGs ~
TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
C.rv Ls',,r fs8g ". ~. J. LiHshy.H Ha'.
,,V,. IrNia C.uHfy, N.fh Car.llHs 4. ~
Al N.....Isg Ia lsfI
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r., the honorable Senate and House 81 Represent.
ativc. 10 assemble January 81, 1855.
TI,IIE iohalitant. Il the tovnof Hebron, through
their Selectmcn, will pciiti1n your honorable
bodies 10 sct 81 aid town Of llobron FROM the
County Of Oxiord, aud annex the same 10 the
County Of Aniroseoggn. Aud as Ia duiy bound
will eVei pray,
ROBERT GLOVER, )Selectmen
ANSEL CUSHMAN, of
JOSEPH HUTCIIINsoN,> Hebron.
llebron, December q, 1884, 20
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ooo Dor. Mohair Mitts,

IusT OPENED. and ior sale, whols'as aaa
j ,,,,u. by JOHNSON, HALL h CO.,
PorihnS, May -.
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ALSO SOLD rs ABOVE
DR.. Pettit's Cankor Balsam,

The o1l, remedy that never hils go the
Co.. ~ Nr-1r 500 Nuu'l; C.Iplsr en- a. Noah,
Nl.aB.t 90 H.rst's, lgi C1Hksr ir sr~V forms
arh.t 90 rfli.'s ttf Na74s Rae.
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Soldier in the War of 1912
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
,,,GtobIc and Honorable Employment!

'rIIE Subscriber j. dCsirous IT having an agent
i in each county and town in Che 'Won.
capital II FROM : , to clO only Will nr required
ana ,p,tbirr lie an efficient, energetic min can
NAL from thrrc a. i've dollars PEE dly.-inlccd
come II thc Agents nov employed arc realizing
twice that .um. Every information will be given
WI. 4. klNSLER,
Al Box COL philadelphia Post OhiCc.
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HuasI, or Iluusliug; rAtSrut, SuFrHIssrp.
aud IrHrCvLAu MTNsTUUArtoN, Sc, with all
their accompanying evils, (Ia1Jsr cNr,ptsdJ DO
matter hUW sever, or Ut how long standing.
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WOE TO THE BED BUGS!
Forty thousand slain in one night!
DEATH TO THE LIVIE G.
Long Live the Killer!
THE INTOLERABLE NUISANCE OF
BED B u G. S
Can le ct rid of,fce,uall,, only by the u'e of'he
SrOSmAn @EONs

Tbi. prcpaution is combination u COlillO.
SIVE 'SI'BLIMATE With POISONOUS
GUM RESIN, which gives II the consistency ~
"a lot or vanish, which dies on Nhcroycr u =
applis,l. aud remains very bong time, 4 pgfot
tJIf, u d,aiL % IL, uhois Bed BHg frls.
One application il enough for n season.
Ami, /, not only to the bedstcad. bui to the cracks
,pi crcyircs about the ceiling &c the house d old)
r7TAND you SHALL SLEEP IN PEACE.
In the use of the Dead Shot there u
90 posouou, dust rising whenever YOU make the
bed OF sweep the room, ~ y always The case ai''
having used C0uosits SuLiiaais, dissoirsd ~ di..
Every bottle Of the GENUINE DEAD SHOT,
has on the label the name Of l.. H. DUdohih'
which Il the only test of gcnunene,s. Irce %
sold by e. W. ATWEL., under the L. ;. Hoo
tel, Portland. General Agent ior Maine
Al .oId n, Druyg,.ts and dealers In Medicines
everywhere. ANDREWS X BATES. Agents,
Paris llin.
soldJy d.. W. 4. RUST, So Paris.
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NMnI,ltn Ihc LnlIrs.

" " AHNH hI N'aH'N''a . ANHN 20 ~ ~ v "
aud IrHrcyLAU MTNsrHuArioN, Sc, with al
thsir ,rcompan, ing r,ils, (11l0sr cNr'pisdD uo
matter how severe or Of huo bong standing.
AVOID To the Ladies.
Should any entertain - a. 90 che efficacy u
tbe IrTrtNT CATIIutI,oS would respectfully
state. tlpt have Zoe many ,rtrs rlst, as nv
hrnIs can well attest lryD tuuhIyd With the die
stsr irf which this medicine. Is recommended, boz
b.. vur.t lurus su,Iihlt hy 90 nee have l.,u en-
tt,', cured, and thus iuiurri 90 accept au agency
Mrs. =. GAIT,
o. South Street. Boston.
4 E,lita iuf, Incumbent u.an m,saIi 10 declare
puIlrr, thr sr,lt blessing Dr. MhUhi''' lirunc
Ilih0IlJuu has proved O. ms. Tor two N,lrs MY
health was miserable, vas almost unable Go v1'k.
ph,si,ilns pronounced my case hl'iu. ol the womb
r>icusi,r alterations commencing With huur n.lu'.
The rlis, irritation, prustuiun, aHi the iniui'r'.
II, frfit Fi.,hlrfs rendered De- ,'r0't luul,n.
A. ihs miserable condition. d. I. T.. N'vhui
recommended ~ Marrhrs's ltsrirr tsiulic"n.
Nurr taking iuur bottles I find we'll On p,ri,'t
health. Gutiuir nr m, rcstorluun makes mr 'r.
Iruil, Itsit, thrt an 20, s,N, alkr uuiorrlnhir,
ml, nod sur, relief from ihis iusstimnhl' medicine.
ELlINHETil 4 NEWLNNp,
~. Wotr., Utica, y. \.
I HT HI"Fr H.Ai"rIfHi hlFf" =" iH Nh..
I.r. NEWI.NNp.
iucl, y. \.
pamphIrl. O., b. had rr,ir. ~ lur Dug Store
RUST n CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents,
SOUTH PARIS, NE.
- Sold O., 40 the leading pusgt'u he the
adjoining ,HuuiI,s,
J. u. MNRCIllSl * Co., ruprirtors.
f..t.. lit gpt uf.t.It,4, N,, Nufk
December q, l~53. tweJ
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Farm for Sale.

-. $50 al.rut tao hHnIrrd aur' -
~ huL. vel di,iI,i soto naviHg rlstrrF lr' n..
I..c. mon, th,u tvu.ihiuls ut tI, hui rtu 'r r.r-
,i. Tho us.rrftHg b. equal trIHf, lud Is irrigated
o., , running brook. The hui.IuTs ,.us.sf rI
good two story hHusr, tvp lans sui .hri .f.
tween them thri, feet sy"lIci l'.H lrui Hur '.r.'
off LuI s.t with arpr-trrCs which ltFr 'srH -f..-
rI within ihp hst bur,u Nrtfa, Iri u.N 's-'H OBJ
l,,I largely. ThIs orchard ui.l ,rII from uH- Oh
thrr, huuII,l dollar. vouh ct fruit iI 1 1rlr.--
ah.tc isuuit, uHu'-I OF u,lI-irrr., ..mr Hi uHrI
have come iriu i.ltiug, auI Il iDN p.Im.iro.', n'l
uursrt, OF uns thuussud small trrrs, poet .' "H.'L
wen, lultsI h.t August. Said farm hIs a .s.h
agurtlurt uf running vltrr 20 doe lHm 1ui h.r.f,
which D.. ird b, uryrr-hniug spriug Snit iuu
has a gpud led ul mufh Iui a Large VuIuuNui iI"1
orc. suu,r IT vhi,h has been worked. lvuud hrrr
a, that the orchard BE- ss.unl 'H none boz thc D.Hf'
a., J.. noe thr ~. there l-,rg FlUut hI, five Kinds
ID The I,.t ifuit this Osuutn aNuris. Sad suu is
within f,, miIf. uf ths Atlantic 11t - l'wrrucr
Drpat al ~auih Paris, and within two miles oi The
r,u,t huu-r, auI 90, meeting booze, which D.. owned
D., thr HaptI.t aud UnN,I-lIi.t -ucisti's. Thee
th,tvi.h o. lr, ave r,Vus.irl tu C,Il and view hr
premises. l,tsc,n now anA che trt 81 ogu'fi
neat. Tor further particulars inquire Ut
ORlSON RIPLEY on the prrmi'cs.
Paris, Aug. no. 1852. p
NB. There !, als1 sufficient W0Udl1t iuI ine
u.c ol thC Pam.
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rvnEAD ms OWN WORD.
Al ENTRNORmNARN CURE or BAD
breast. WIEN NEARLY At THE

rOINr OF DEATH.
CIV rfa L.''s, hea ". n. bsrIH', Ntr 'f'.i',
N.urHir gb. ISIS
To pEnrrssnr HOLLOWAY ,, Corner 10 Ann
ami Na..lu streets. New York.
Dar Sif.-It i. With heartfelt gratitude have
tp inform 500 thlt lN che zoe 1T YOUR oiuinsni
and piIls Doe DE OF ny viii has been saved. "r
seven ,,tr. she bad a. I'D huasi, with t01 running
wounds. loot " q o1ugcruu. ultuU) ! was toll
that nothing cuuh s,g. her, she vas then Induced
tl nee ,aur Ointment aul Pills, When iu the short
space 0f three months, ths, oNC't'd p'riggt COO"
q, the a.iunishmrnt oi 40 who knew co.. We OBJ
famed ,utr medicines from M..sTs. Wright ! Go.
of Chlttrrg street. New Orleans. send ihs from
"IIutrI .l,. priurr. q" psfs, although bad writ
ton NJ NcN Od,au.. before We GuiIy l,' atIhh
time mot k11vinr ,urr address at New Nork.
fSigucD X. DlRNNI
The Pills should H. usrl cuHJu,u,ly with oinimcn
IN r,nst II che iuiln0ins ca-'r.
u,II,,. Corn, fSon) Rheumatism
bad Breasts Clur,s Soahs
Euu. Contracted lnl 500, Nipples
BuuigU. SuH Joints Sorr.thruats
Bite OF Mos Esphlntilsis SAin.di'oas''
chctoc. and fi.luhs Srur'y
Sanl-Ilics GUut S'r''ht'hs
Cuco.Bay Ghulnh Swell. Inm'ur'
.It..,.-f.,t iYr. llrrr.
CiiBl, M. IurI,gp Wuuul.
Chappcl hands PHI. ha"'
Sold O., the Proprietor, 2il, strand, tncar T'm.
plr Ran I,ndpn, auI lp all f,srrciahc Nondrrs ui
Medicine. throughout ~ Bnu.h Empirc' and "l
those IT the United State, be- Pots aud buNc', ai
81 ID Ccut.. - Cents anil ~l.5O each.
Whnlr,ak D., the Principal Dmg lluu-cs in The
uuion, aud B., Mr,sr,. \. u. = ID. Sands, Ne"
Nofk AMI lN Joshua DuIg,n - Co., puuhli.
Thew T. ay,n comfortable sa',ng IN taking The
larger sizes.
\ B.-Directiou. Ir the guidance Of Patients
re- ali,rl o. each Pot ur Box. ONhl
AGTNrs.-ANuETws 4 BArrs, Paris lliIl.
W. A. RUsr, VI. d., South raris.
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II n IL ~ w II II Ii
CUTLERY AND GLASS.
MISS Msai, S'y,r, . PORTLAND.
rlSrr r.rvrrr. WV ,rrHnor'r.
PERKINS & TITComB,
whaL.,lc aul Retail
D Il U G. c. 7 S II S,
DEALERS ~ NEDICINEs,
Paints, oils, Dye smns, &C., sc.
Commercials door, cast loot Of Union wa
PORTLAND.
J.w.PrrEss. III. Troouu.
GEORGE w. Turkey,
Manufacturer orard Dgalrrin
TRUNKS, WNhrSHS,
ASH CARPET BAGS.
M L,rl, oirru,k ani N,'i.r Stock, at Mss'lar.
tu,rs' oUr,i pr,cc'.
No. / Fr~, Cornr Of Cross Nrr,i,
PORTLAND, NJ.
mpE. OF ANp LEATHER STORE,
. irar, Eas hs,f t'giss 81. ~ Caaa0rfi Nr''',
PORTLAND.
TYLER, RICE & SONS,
Have sou.tasll, on haa1 large a,sorimsnto IT
Wax, Kip, Grain, Harness, Service, &
ser TE Ap ~ ~ RS,
Trrrsh ar1 Amsrc.l Cali ~kins, liuings, Biud-
tr. auI Leather rr thr rough, ~tUis, llHuh,
shore aud N,pu Tuat oil Lamp nigk
arl SHmI,h.
tS1thrr .oll on CHmmis'lun Tree ul Storage
II. j. LIBBY & Co..
Whoi,.al, dealers ru
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods
Sal Mgra,ruur' of
Shooting. Flames, Wnrps md Hating.
RENDY.MhpE CLOTHING.
Na,. 4 = Pre- Nro.i B'ot.
7 . . L., rorrLlyD H.; 4. T. hd a'''
wETHERELL BROTHERS
lmrpftrf, arl JHh'srs 1t
SILKS, RIBBONS, LkCsS, FLOWERS,
Embfoidcncs, Dire, TIimmings,Gl',"s,
NC., Nc.
BRANCH HOUSE, la2 Middle suoci,
PORTLAND.
n D. IY,fEg,V.) 81 z. Wuiv1N,
g. T.. neiuH,S y. u. Nd'""i.
JAMS BAILEY & Co.,
ps'cr. n
Saddlcry, Hardware, TrunklOchN.
H,,e,.. r,sn, AMI ruansllsd lsarhrr 81 ~ kiui,,
OK AMI lIrmlu,A l,ath,r, WchhIug, Fringe
~8if.cr's silks. Chase Bows, ANl,s, SIun-s
anal BauI,, MaIIrIb.c castings, etc, etc.
No. { F-,s Street, ..... PORTLAND
+. SHAW & Co,
sarrrssur, To- Ja,,rh Hay & Son,
rr,ttUs ~
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBtRS,
W. b, M55's Nrrd,
PORTLAND.
r,ro, SHAW, Wu. ~. loruFua
Boot. anil >h1r. manufactured Co ORDER.
10 IN BROOKS & Co.
Importer. aad Dralsr.io
BAR IRON AND STEEL
or All uTsoUiruuSs,
Axles. Springs, Grindstones, &c.
Cor. Commercial >,rr'i and Central IltoJ,
PORTLAND.
A. nv..ra
o. & II. W. HALE,
,ruU,Dr, rnENAEuING am
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DalIrs Doe
Pressed Hay n Country Produce,
C.unr..al Sr,t, H,1I 81 Carri Nb13,
PORTLAND.
o,wrEu,tr, ur,rrw. Uurr.
j. s. PAINE,
pILLrEN
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES,
SET NJ c = T. c.
And Musical Merchandise,
W, 10 ahi.Nt. fMI'''f
10 PORTLAND.
PURIETOE & BABB,
Whulu,llr l,alyrs iu
West India Goods and Groceries,
Provisions, Country Produce, &c,
Is; Fore Nr,d, head Of C,n'rR Wharf
PORTLAND, NJ.
II. G.. QUINCY,
pTAtIHiN
Watches, Clocks, Spcctacles'
FANCY GOODS AND JEwELRY,
English. French and German Toys,
+ french Iiaskct, &c.
No. 10 EIsLaass Nroi, PORTLAND.
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DnLY, tslTurptT' & SrNnATi T7oTFT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08
To the Public.

In the Crescent of this morning find that in the Board
of Assistant Aldermen individual named Place,
made an effort to ipure my reputation by saying that
whisky purchased for the of the City Workhouse
was only worth 20 cents per gallon when the city
charged 40 cents.
Had he been anxious to tell the truth to attempt
to eform my character he could that predecessor
Mr. Worrall, paid the price bought from the
person. and the quality and likewise the bills
passed and approved by this Place when he former
" held the distinguished position Of chairman of the
Finance Committee, few years ago.
Another = individual named Stith stated that was
discharged y by the Police Board Had the G in
dividual been equally DESTROYS to tell the truth to
create impression that discharged for deretion
of duty he would discover only suspended Surely
either of those distinguished individuals will
that in the mutations of political change supersedng
officer is not disehargng himn Even the most ignorant
Reformer or Know Nothing will the difference. Be
sides the accusation of overcharge in few gallons Of
whisky-tota amount of bill 81 90 for the month Of
April-comes with bad grace from the individual
who spent $4,000 himself in his celebrated bond selling
trip to New York, which the city paid. Doubtless h
conscience has been troubling him since hence his itt
petty TRADE against me.
assure those two individuals that any petty attack
theirs cannot inure in the estimation of community
among whom have lived since childhood.
Respectfully, JOHN SULLIVAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA The faculty of this
institution have published circular explana-
tory Of the recent difficulty with the students
They state that for some years the students
have adopted mode, by loud outcry, of giving
each other notice when the officers are engaged
in visiting the rooms. This outcry. ne learn,
aiiu,ade, is the word g WOLF, shouted SO as to
be heard throughout the premises. Against
this practice the faculty have often remon-
strated, marking the guilty when detected.
In February last they determined to suspend
offenders, and 50 announced. On the 10th of
March a member of the Sophomore Class was
reported, and, refusing to "deny the charge
was suspended. In consequence of this, many
Of the students withdrew from the institution
and those who remained became SO outrageous
In their conduct as to render the place per-
feet bediam, breaking window glass at night,
upsetting and displaoing furniture, and finally
hitehing one Of the professors horses in the
prayer-room, with his tail and name sheared
and fanciful devices drawn with paint upon his
skin. Quiet has been in some degree restored
recently.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS. - Recorder
Summers yesterday imposed a fine of twenty
dollars upon John Phillips for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
MAYHEM,-M. Mcdonald was arraigned be-
fore Recorder Summers yesterday charged with
having bitten off the end of Malachi Feeny' s
nose in fight. He was placed under bond OF
fifteen hundred dollars for his appearance on
the 10th inst.
CHARGE OF LARCENY.-A. W. Burgess made
affidavit yesterday that the sum of tifty-four
dollars had been stolen from him at the Arcade
Hotel, and that he believed one D. L. Tucker
had taken the money. Mr.. Tucker was re-
quired to give bond in the sum Of five hun
bred dollars to appear for examination to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08
SECOND DISTRICT

BREACH OF TRusT--A warrant was issued by
Recorder Ramos yesterday for the arrest of one
W. S. Brown, on a charge of having appro-
priated to his own use certain moneys entrusted
to his care by Henry Dagoret.
A man named Edwards was arrested on a
similar charge, having refused to render up a
watch belonging to one of his friends, He was
required to give bond for his appearance.
CHARGE OF LARcENY.-A lad named Adam
Piotta is under lock and key in the Second Dis
trict, awaiting examination before Recorder
Ramos on charge of having stolen a lot of dry
goods from the store of Haggerty s. Bros, or
Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

How BURNS WAS DIscovEREh. after
Burns arrival in Boston, as it now appears, he
wrote q letter to his brother in Alexandria, who
is also slave of Mr. Suttles, stating that he
was at work with Coffin Pitts. in Brattle street,
cleaning old clothes. This letter he dated in
:. Boston, but sent 1t to Canada, where it was
post, Unmarked and sent according to the super
scription, to Burns's brother in Alexandria As
is the custom at the South, when letters are re-
ceived directed to slaves, they are delivered to
| the owner of such slaves, who opens them and
examines their contents. This appears to have
been the case with Burns letter, and by his owr
hand his place of retreat was discovered by his
master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

ATTEMPTED PARRIcGDE-FInaI Suicide.-A
man named Augustus Wenz, formerly the keeper
of bar-room in Jefferson street, and latterly
keeper of pistol gallery on the White Bluff
road, within the extended limits of the city,
yesterday attempted to shoot his father with a
pistol, but being restrained by persons present,
deliberately placed the muzzle Of the pistol into
his own mouth and discharged its contents into
his neck and throat, causing a frightful wound.
Drs. Fish and Ganahl were called to his relief,
but up to a late hour last night no hopes were
entertained for his recovery. We are not aware
of the causes which led to the tragedy, [sa-
vannah Georgian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

SU1cIpE.--A man named Addison Vaught,
from the vicinity of Elizabeth, in Writ county,
committed suicide at the American Hotel, in
Parkersburg, few weeks ago, by inficting a
frightful cash upon his throat He died on
Wednesday morning, Domestic difficulty is said
to have been the cause of the rash proceeding
The Parkersburg News says that a brother of
the unfortunate man, who was in attendance
upon him, has since become maniac.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

DROWNED We learn from the Rising Sun
Ga.) News that Mr.. G. Borders and his eldest
daughter were drowned in the south branch Of
Hogan's Creek on Sunday morning last Six of
the family had started to church in two-horse
wagon, and in attempting to ford the stream,
which had been swollen by heavy rain during
the previous night, the father and daughter lost
their lives An infant child was one Of the
company, but, strange to say, it was rescued
from watery grave by the hand of its mother
The bodies of the deceased were recovered seye-
raj hours after the occurrence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-08

DESPERATION Tuesday evening q negro
man was observed while taking some things from
a store on Gray street, with which he made off
Pursuit was made after him, and he became so
hard pressed that he jumped into the falls, over
the ratings of Gay street bridge, the water then
running rapidly from the heavy rain. Strict
watch was kept to see where he would come out,
but he could not be seen afterwards, and the
presumption is he was drowned. [Bal. Sun.
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