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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
nnrcHANIcs, HALL


~ Broadwsg between Grand snd BroOms as
OPEN EVERY MORT DURING THE WEN
Inc 0''sc oHRIsTY's mIasrRELs,
Orgsnz.d s1 the oldest sstsh.hed onPs9y 10 o.. -cId
Az AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY.
Animation Is cents Doors op-n a. ?, Conc-n com,
meuc-s Al oclocs The whole under me direction snd
management Of p P ChRlsfh mig l"s'
TOWNSEND 4 ORRs MAMMOTH
PANoRAMAS OF THE HUDSON BIVER
ANn CITY % saw YORK,
NOV or EXHIBITION al the new lsrge Hall. hiied up
N-xpressy Tor ih-.r Paintings, =, 50 Broadway corner
" Every EVENING THIS WEEK
pain. has been spared o. maze these
Paintings worthy of he Empire CITY u me- Empire STATE
The ob n hs pfopretors has been 20 snt fsnofims
he vastly superior 10 size and merit, 20
thai have heretofore been exhibited n tho world They
s. ,sv S co. ,soa ASD DOLLARS
Doors open at Panorsms will commence moving al
g O'Clock
Ticssis cent. children saf price Tickets admitting
a gentleman snd two ladies', o..
There will be 81 Afternoon Exhibition on Weinesdsys
aud ssmfdsys ~ o'clock Tor the accumulation ~ fSm
Les schools sni hose who e-nuo' make convenient TO
suend evenings mi. Drol'-
NION-IEI HADKiEN'- varied and extraordinary
LftEKmsfrfoSs Of condsyfi and 1s'oNhisg soFsL-
rfgs every evening "a o'clock, ~ Minerva Hal, 80
Broadway. Admi...oa 81 70. Children . 90. no I"su-
. nERIUAN CIH,OS.- SANDS. LENT co.
n Pupdelors -BrosdWay, aeaf spring street. -Afnis-
son Is cents children hall pnce SATURDAY EVEN.
100, March 2, s0eCuoon performance coo Nance. al
0.cioek evening performance al -benehi ~ ef n
GARDNER.-Nr. T.. Woods na~ sindy yplune-r-i her
.-fyicss aud w appear 10 supefs act ~ hofsemsnsbp
Mr Gardner will perform hs gsat ~si ~ throwing DOa.
bic Somerset NJ Sands viii iatoduce hls Moups ~
Trained Ponies new sct .he Pride = Enn The h,log
cord. BY Mr Rgggles The Brgsnd by Mr. Oarfn-r-
Pony Races or uaion Course in nnisur-.
UAnNIsI,- AMERICAN nu-EUn.LP
DBARNUm. Manager and PIopn~'or } ossssNSoo'
Dr. Assistant Manager enfc performances every snsf-
non a. and every evening u O'Clock The manager
has engaged The NsmrOh Lady Dor smother week weigh
M So pounds measuring feet SfOund Ine waist ~
inches arou % IN. arm She may be- a. ali boofs Win
rsu. hs FAIRY Qrean Layal-r lee and his celebrated
rolo. Ar. engaged Tor ons week AisO engaged
(ir-st We.iern The Yankee Com edzn Pete Morris, Mr.
Chsprsn M Copeland Srs M0neli, Miss sisnhop-, he
Afm .sion 3 cents children under 10 years ~ cents
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DETER-ON q M upHREY, 81 Ps.r-.t %.

As-isol, beg -sFs ca ae si-1lon y ih-f 90
and he ygoc lh- fo0~rg sry- snt cnotce .~ -eDLs
d csrprfng kc usf received y 81 arf ss vi h1ID(
c-f ,srrruisriy fof III, t~scs ~ ha~s rch Atn.n-
sf-r - 5aes Veiv-l isp-.ln-. . bales "lyn SO
ny 81 Dsles nrlss-s 1 great variety ettfry - -
trr.. n-v- besr. Ia n Trer ssi.s. 90 2i-css tire--
py rehlg sh.de. so pieces ssp~rtn- ara rtns thsi .
pieces wool a. r-r gsfc' i'p r9ts, LIE v ~
- rns1. grsrrh .od Ifsisa yirco~ srsc- -ueossrc
piano sof table c0y-rs - ~ - p-in tnd eoees-o "a
60. 1900. .t.r rrt. ~ SC on ciofnsi ekifs 7-aTy
No. 10 order rs~ designs from % u is- -ic- Al o.
$3.50 III - .od a. prices nat sll suH ne mos nf .
,i.f al ar, eg<lp~rOn ~ilh soy sore 10 ne trade
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

anre .s.oriatton, Rev HENRY CHEEsEs viii OF
Sshbsth mornng ext repeat 10 ,he Alenst " church
wv r. A ERASER, President
. f, ~. u,.,, sscs,v NIL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
sPARKaAS KELSEY
| TaRPETIsG AND DII-lLDTH WARY

TAKPETI &C. MD UIfs-tLDTH WAkK-
u HOUSE Is Pesf-sL 1ezr i0hu-st wholesale and
tail -Eugsn rsoesry, brfs-s - J. fegrsin and 5tsif
Garrett ow priced ~0'l-r, D1ich paid And cottJn Csr
rets Piano arc Table Covers, NANCY Drugs. Ruxs,
h. Also from ne frc-rt per-nDtOry Aucuou sales,
MI 2ntls~-
On CL0rss-s K rave ga fscslv>c from lb-L ~ofis
al her ~ -alerr. u o. 9 llas kyr -praK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

Al the .sme place The morning usual ml7 Ia
80, Tue EIRK pEPARTuENT-Tne psriicu-
ar s,er lion u FTemen Is requested to an sT1iee IN
to-mOrrow's Sunday Mercury - t..
New.York. March II, isi9 M. u.
.InI.. EJxrUkk--For sale cheap for casa,
conn etc sci comprising bottles, drawers seses -.
t@fs Sc &c new and In excellent ORDER. Apply - y"
Coar,-st corner Bsiue-sl broohyh.
NT,,rI,sf The person wto TOOK an oyereosi rom
\ks " esle,n Hotel on Ffiisy will return tne krys -
we're IN The h sSs or "a he es Of ssa
Hotel he ms, keep The cosi srd 10 Q11sIo-s N.
-SDI1A WarkK. ~UDA WATER..-tof SAFE
ScOmples apparatus, iron frame pump, E"o setsil. 49,,
gallon founsifs gssome'-i sensfsioi coo ~,
VIII be sold cheap Al M Csua-.t M ~
NO Old COUNTRY GENrLknkN ABot
l TO RETURN The advertiser having hrcas o. 4tsl
nv N rothns om Lon fol toT ecOnOmys sake sno hni
NJ ma An. cnt Dot fashionable here would part 81
rple % sueefne black dress costs al ssefne- Ia-s
would sboas q In 10 Hight Address Sos'; ms
oil - - .
..TttTt>a PAPEK- At MILL Phltk.-
w FRANCIS 4 LoUrREL, n ADdea+ss- o1-f every
description OF Cap ana l.-'ei rsPsIs .oa n.o-. en-
veloos gold rens manifold writer's ty wnleh e~eI -
ropie. are written al The sane une, notes, -
sf-r. IN cssh ard deal boxes coPyins sna 80 20
IN he new syies 81 fancy stationary nueles &c
press FRANCIS LOUTRkl-
mt7H Nsnuf.c;ufers and Importers ~ ssoen.sne-
l.ORAu n HAUGHMOtr have .as $780, 1850
g., .h,o. On~ds Myosotis and Argo, lsiey srrlvee :
srse assortment OF french Cans being .ns p..
a. zeal ..erf BY their gent In ffsne auI'ns 20
CLINTON here Ire Assofimens eonsss 81 n'oe - -
,srns of fsncy dining s-ls, lea sets. dessef'e's n ,c
- rssttv .iif az for II persons A. %" a. = !.
s7s Rain white dung SETS ss o~ az w. ~ al al
chrs gold band diBnsssss Of hr. saA.y ~ yrspcs
fhs fom lh@ pl.ines styles OF plain wni'r 20 w
sne5 n.l,.rps The hnt three arrivals as soo'- e o
ready foT exhibition al al S1r gsusBwoUr.
,,s, Sol sod 5oS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

90 FARM FUK SALE orIy rods from Mss foih
ufo and New-Hsven rail depot aud 30 rods from ne
Churches aud schools In New Rochslle, W'stshss,@s
CaGty containing ~ seres OF which 10 tmbsr Asd osl
meadow and land under the highest state OF cu
uy.ron o. Il Is good dwelling and esrrage house,
and other ouhouses two sppl- orchsrds snd "n~
peach OF O AID variety u Other run usss
Said Railroad Company commues by ths year 70 New No
eh-@ At the rate Of II c-nts per day Apply
SMITH, Jr 20 West Nine l-snihst OF b. SHIT 10
Wst-rst MI W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Third Ward.--At = meeting Of th@ Ttirs Wsra
Wing COMMITTEE bed p rs " asrngion-sI % Frdsy
harch g. ~ following Pr-smbe 80 Resolutions we're
presented by A. scney D1sne. snc grsr nousy Opted
UAere1s. he Pew Administrator must c-cesssrly uzx-
many appointments by III exrirsfon q he term Of
office 10 and % others. Dy he sis-rce OF
honesty. integrity ard ssiiiy Therefore
Eeseirfd Trsi sm1rr oar Our cifzeuf ard iu Ov1
CHy g-r-er in every respect c0u7efeui erc worth
70 2 arr Apo tnerf for ne Por y Nes OK Whct
may be MADE s. ne wig Administration
hece1 Thsi th- ssusscory 1s-hsrfe = ne duties 1
he pr1epzl appointments l he ClfiC H1us- rec lr-s
l1fscV win Commercial pursuits ard ne re-lrencl o.
q utirh Only be gs1-1 BY r-s1e1c- il
IsYEe c1nlm~Trisi metropolis.
Resfe1 Trs copy 0f fress resolutions. sfnei ny D.
Cha mar And Secretaries be transmitted the Secretary
u he Treasury and he y BIZ senator ron s ,isie
L FOLSOM. Chairman.
1870 sHLi-' Secretaries NIL %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

Organizes l8f4 the oldest established ON panr Nc
Az AFTERNOON CONCERT Every SATURDAY.
Animation Is cents Doors og-n ~ ?, Conc-n com,
meue-. II ococs The whole under The direction aud
Management Of p p CHRlsrG mig lsis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

= a
Chanel Nsrct.s on Sunday evening neN, ISM lat b'
rbe Rsv SAMUEL l. soUrHagD. Of Calvary Church Ia ti'
civ and collection msde Ia aid OF he extension OF me
Chprch In California The liberal contributions OF nose
s fei an interest In the great charity" soicted 90
service to commence all. O'Clock ml'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
CARPETING.

NEW CARPETInGS,
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
SMITH q ktdpP
~ BROADWAY,
fOprosit@ the cay Hail.)
IIAyE JUsr RECEIVED. " lsts HEif az f1il a.sor-
lIment " -
NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETlN0S
u the a. ard - soted syefy style ~ fur
nshiug srssf variety " sntr-y new patterns Of vel
ENGLISH FLOOR OlLCLOTHs
Also 90 hand 4 f1i assortment u
AaERICAS CARPErlN0s
Ut al k.1ds
b. eouhning ver Attention exclusively % ihs department.
snd American Msngfsc1r-r. hey enabled 70 ODER ps
cuIisr inducements 20 Dgfcnss-rs
CHOICg BRUSSELS CARPETS Al : n per yard
outer good. selling a. propoftioosi- prices az mis
CARPETING, oILCLorHs, &C.
ssITa l. LOWSsBERY
go rEssi~sT
(strti CgrJsf Store franz Chgtha@aJ
Al RI DAILY RECEIVING for N, sprrx Hscs, large
"A ,gpur-s u Eos lao snd American CzrD-uDgs com
prng ~ the various 80 sn1 gssities 10 vogue vtrt
hey are row selling Al he foli0vinz remarkably O~
prices
Fnsish Brussels Csrpetia1s from 10 20 100 pr yard
gnznsn and American spy Csrpelogs, I'm 70 10 j Do
Enssh and American I,grsr csrpssirgs from 4. 70 II.
comnoa Arsresa Ingram csrpslngs from. "a 70 "a
Also. Engn.l ara American Foof Oh cloess from feet
10 q f--t d. With choice sssorfec u s Otiey art
cle- connected win ~ usf@ -q1shy ~ n'2 Hstsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ second Advent ficcting.-EdT PtAEsoS,
s1 New port will preach three Zines TO morrow
lSSbhathl NJ he for public ~cfshp ~ ne Ia
corner Of BDwery ard hesersl Seats Tree ihe &C.
- :, f nil II
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AyhaIers.

SIS Haraor nh os ship John Jsy, HarWood $50 ~h o.
30. and 1900 lhs bone
spo lns lon ~ w Atsn,d Coleman Of Nan
tool ei 40 -. bonnd W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

heavy embsnkmeuts, heavy rock excavations high re-
tanning walls. piers. expensive bridges, and cul
verts &C &c. which have demanded heavy ex.
penditures the part of the Company. BY ju-
judcious changes OF location the road mas been made
much more level than II was originally surveyed and
while the coat has been increased the Directors
confident ths, the result will prove the wisdom Of the
changes The financial condition Of the road Is as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17
~ strong-place Baptist Church. Brook

- Toe Tssture Room Of this church viii be opened
10 morrow sunday March Is, with appropriate religious
services Preaching 10 the morning by me pss1O M k
T,vtos in the afternoon by REV DR WHICH, sno IN The
syeuine by REy Ma EODGs me- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

L TO RETURN -The advertiser having hroagh1 qlNn-
nrv ~ oihns from Loo for ecOnOmys sake snc ma
,n thst Inc cut not fashionable here. would part -ln
mol, % suQerfne black dress costs NJ sscfnc- lors
| 1910 - 49, nlg IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ Broadway. between Grand snd br0Oms ats
OPEN EVERY MORT DURING THE WEth
The orfgiusl ard W-ll-snOwn
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

an -ociefy OF the "a Wesleyan Chspe Mulberry near
i be held IN raid Church 10 morrow Sunday
evening The meeting Will be addressed by Rev Dr. DtS
AK and hy Rev DR. sCoTr, Bishop JsSts sso eSpecea
To b. present ard take part IN the exercises when WI
commence al o'clock mlf u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

4 SON-rhe third Concert viii take place on sAIbk
DAY EVENING March ~. 1872 Al the Apollo saloon 40
Broadway Beethoven. symphony NJ. ; 10 Hat, M-n-
d-s.ohr'. Mrlusine Marchnes Vampire, SOLO on ina
Nom hv Herr smlix and A grand Duet TWO Piano
Fores hv Nsssrs Scsffenhsrg and Dresser vii De perform
- Subscribers fnr me season. soi associates members
s. Received Scsffcnhefg Luss, i8l brOsdwsy' or
Al the S-cretsry's. $50 BrOome-st by order
ml58Ha JOHN KYLE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

~ Fr~e-WiiI BRptists.-A meeting OF ms denom
inson hss been recently established IN this Guy lnri
p.c- Of worship the Lecture Room In the ayVeseni IN
ste $50 Broadway where divine service VII be heio On
% =, mil IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

DEATHS BY LIGHTNING. - The Laurensville
Herald says: eve regretto learn that DR.. John
N. Young, an esteemed citizen Of our District, had
two valuable negroes killed by lightning, during
thunderstorm Of last Monday. One ofthem was a
very likely man, the other girl about fifteen
When struck, they with the rest of Dr. YOung's
hands, but little in advance Of the balance were
running from the field in which they were work
ing, towards an old house in the adjoining one for
the purpose Of sheltering themselves from the rain
Scarce half the distance had been accomplished,
however, before the lightning Hash overlook them,
killing these two outrght-prostratnga and severely
stunning FIVE Others''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

Eds Crescsnt-You will confer a favor if you
will explain the following two paragraphs in the
article on the abduction case in the Picayune of
yesterday;
The EVIDENCE TO OUR MIND, and noe think to
. that Of any uHPrgiudicea and disinteresea man.
" WAS CONCLUSIVE AS TO THEIR GUILT. Il lDas,
indeed, 50 far c0HclasiUe that no circumstances
brought tortDard By he defence could rebut Il he
latter rather went to confirm all that had been ad-
" dUoea By The prosecution
II conclusion, we will remark that Justice
Bright and Commissioner Cohen, have eminently
. deserved the thanks of the community for the
patient labor they have bestowed on this case.
" i0hich as one Of The most Perpyeri1g, FROM THE
\" CONFLICTING TESTIMONY ADDUcED, that Il has
" eUer been orr lot 70 record. -
We are unable 70 answer, our correspondent.
Perhaps the Picayune- which is not among the men
of SO warm a temperament, that they mistake
the impulse of feeling for the deductions of reason
in whom the operations of the mind instinctively
revolve about the heart, and where the latter has
received bias, the former tenaciously adheres to
the first preconceived idea, unable to raise to any
higher consideration than that which engrosses
itsslf'-may give him an answer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

LORD BRoUeHAM's REsoLUFIoNs.-The reso-
lutiOns Of Lord Brougham upon the foreign policy
of the empire were voted upon at the sitting of the
Lords, on the night of the l9th and were lost ayes
Sc, noes los. The resolutions really amounted to
nothing and were as follows:
/. That it is right and was the duty of the gov
eminent to require and obtain from foreign powers
satisfactory explanations of those recent movements
in the Italian States which tend TO unsetle the ex-
sting distribution of territory, and to endanger the
general peace.
2 That it is inconsistent with the general inter-
ess and duty Of this country TO interfere with the
concerns Of foreign nations, as between their gov
ernments and their subjects.
3 That this house regrets TO observe in the con-
duct of the government, particularly as shown by
the papers laid before parliament want of friend
y feeling towards allies to whom we are bound by
treaty and by mutual acts of good will.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

Gs- Our new District Attorney seems to have a
very imperfect idea Of his position. He forgets
that he is an officer of the United States when he
asserts that the Captain General of the Island of
Cuba has band of paid spies in New Orleans. II
such is the case, let Mr.. District Attorney commu-
ncate the fact to the Secretary of State and not
bab it in petty Justices Court. Mr.. Hunton
should know the difference between Mr. Huaton,
attorney at law, and Mr. Hunton District Attor-
ney Of the United States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16
sOuTHERN YAoHT CLUB.
NE. SECOND REGATTA Of The S. Y.
G. viii take place AZ ? asa Chrla- Il sAARsA

THE. SECOND REGATTA Of the s. Y. n
i c. wilt place Pasb Chris aAARaA
tiat. MONDAY, August %, 1872 ss9
q which r II Rec PRlL r Sszaaasilas
will offered, viii be divided into three ezasaa a. follows
FIRST CLASS - An boats over &c feet keel
SECOND GLASS 8oais 20 25 feet keel
THIRD CLASS, An hosts under 50 eet Aee.
THE FIRST PRlzE-Ths Ladis Pitcher and sairer-fIss for
THE SECOND PRlzE-The Hotel Pitcher and salrfr-FoT
Cllss Boats.
Clans Boats
~ 10 Boat be entitled 10 than one Prize.
W The Regatta conducted and The Prizes awarded under
Rules of The Club.
Gentlemen wishing Enter Boats requested g sa4I ths Sec
Pass Christian, before SATURDAY the
stating msaurement Of keel and endorsing
letter, Entry Regatta, August %, 49,"
ar Entrance Zee belonging Members Of the Club g.
For boats belonging Members e. All Entries must be made
BY a Member o Club.
"a The Club viii meet on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, Pass
aai5 Il !. o. NIXON, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

% The following letter from Pass Christian was
crowded out Of our paper yesterday. Il does not,
however, lose its interest by the delay.
Pass CHRIsTiAE August 10, 1879
Eds CresesHt-ThisfavoT summer resort is at present
very lively notwithstanding the intense heat Of the weather
and al seem to be enjoying themselves quite mach as if
they had been to the expense and fatigue Of making tim To
Saratoga, or any other Northern Watering place
is really refreshing after the tolls Of hot dusty city TO
step on board Of one Of our eamen and find ones self
Ter foufor six houH pleasant voyage comfortable hotel
like the kept heIe BY MONTGOMERY Not only il the no.
tel here fill but large number Of our citizens have taken
houses for the season. and all seem be enjoying themselves
finely. Some try fishing and hunting, ohenresor to biz
lizards and ten-pins while large proportion consume their
time with bathing riding, sailing and .shOOfing BV
the way there was trial in psOLshootng to-day for the
H, R. w. H. Pistol Cup, which was won BY DR.. w. B.
Knox OfWashingtOn county, La The doctors three shots
measured inches from the line. Those disappointed in
the contest for the prize sOaoed themselves BY drinking with
the winner.
They are determined to keep mp plenty Of amusementS
here in order that the time Of the guests pass away
pleasantly Weare to have another regatta race next
Monday the Goth and the anticipated sport aready much
talked Of Besides this told oonfdentialy by the
quizzea Dr. s., who had his hand athsr numerically
pinched by crab little while ago, that foot
come off shortly between Daniel LambeTlike Yankee,
Alderman Of Fauboug ST. Mary, and certain laughing
Kentucky doctor not thousand miles from the Custom
house. of course, this will furnish sport DR., s. mas
one Of the parties in training at the present time
passed few hours atBiO1 yesterday, and found quite
number Of citizens Nizon's excellent house, which
is unsurpassed for location. Fronting the house and lake is
extensive green lawn with plenty of hickory and magnO-
s trees Of the largest size This adds greatly the COM
fort and beauty ofthe place. While at Biloxi had
yitaton to dine ChOwdeF made by eveybodys avOnte,
Capt. T. B. Griffin. The captain up to Chowder max.
ing for he has served twenty years apprenticeship the
art in Yankseand and the lake. It would have made
Black Dams mouth water to taste it.
As there many traveller to this and other points
the lake must mention the Ponohsrtran Railroad which
j. universal object Of complaint in consequence of the
regularity Of the in leaving and Of general Of
enon On Saturday the California advertised to leave
on the arrival Of the O'Clock train was with friend
who apt TO be little too late and down to the road
in hot haste, arriving inst five minutes after five found
large crowd who had 20 wait until twenty minutes before
six and part of the time we were almost suooatei in the
cars under the oafhOuse. But this a small complaint to
those constantly made against it. The roas well
lied, and because it has monopoly the public should not
suffer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

BARBER-SHoP SCENE or the Way to eel Sha-
red before yOuT ItrR.-At the barber-shop opposite
Smiths clock store, on Fifth street, most laugha.
bic trick was played off on the boys in the shop,
The room was well supplied with customers, and
the chance OF getting shaved in hurry was out
Of the question.
A small man, with waggish look, came to the
door, and after surveying the crowd, walked in
and took seat on the sofa.
" How far Is it to a DOCTORS office Z" asked the
strange gentleman.
:" Just across the way" replied one of the boys.
The eyes of the company were turned on the
stranger.
6 feel bad said he; and at the same time
spasm took him, and his hands elenched and his
legs drew him up in perfect ball, and he rolled
off on the floor.
{" That 3 cholera case, said one; and he took
his hat and left. This the signal and all fol-
lowed suite except those undergoing the shaving
operation.
The spasm seemed to subsde-the arms and legs
stretched out at full length and the patient Law
PROSTATE on his back.
" Wipe off the lather," said the fat man next to
the door, " I'll come in again. can t STAY now .
Just then another spasm took the stranger and
BY some strange movement he bounced upon the
sofa, without any apparent effort, fiat on his back
as he was lying on the floor. He rolled I'D into
ball again, and rolled backward and forward on
the sofa IN style that would have done credit to
a circus man.
This was a inisher; those that were shaved left
and those not shaved had MT time to stay the bows
looked at each other in astonishment. The cholera
subject uncoiled himself and asked if his turn
come, when he took his seat and had a good shave
What g the charge :" asked the stranger.
> Nothing, said the barber, " if YOU will leave
your name. Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-16

A HOLLAND WINDMILL IN THE WEsT.-There
is flourishing Holland Colony in Ottawa county.
Michigan, named Zealand They are strictly
temperance community, industrious, good citizens.
and emigrated from Zealand, Friesland and other
provinces of Holland. They have engaged an
American school teacher, and are fast becoming
Amerieanized. The Grand River Eagle thus de-
soribes their milling facilities:
One Of the greatest curosities in the COLONY is
the great, awkward, and unmanageahe concern
called the Windmill This is a monstrous wooden
pile, IN the form Of an octagOn tower, large at the
base, and drawing to a small compass at the ton
II Is built Of hewn timbers, framed, and is about
sixty feet IN height The machinery is Of wood
including the gudgeons of the wheel-shahs, which
are about SIX or eight inches in diameter and CO.
Eefed with thin straps of iron. There are two saw
frames, one having nine, and the other six saws
Ihess saws are placed as far apart as they intend
to make ule thickness Of the stuff and the log is
sawed up by one passage of the saws through it.
nom one end to the other, and the boards left with
rough edges. The saws are thin and narrow, and
very nearly follow the grain Of the timber. The
mill Is moved by the force of the wind striking
against four winding Stats, or appers, covered with
canvas, and attached in the centre to horizontal
smart they We're saving, or attempting to saw
while was there. Occasionally the saws would
strike few strokes qaite lively, then draw few
slower strokes, and then entirely stop, perhaps 10
start again in half an hour With fair wind
they can saw a little, but in a lively gale it is me-
eessaFy to chain itup. An enterprising individual
Is now putting up steam saWmill, which win DO
9 eaiieF business