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Extracts from the London Punch,

o. A number of literary men have been PEN
stoned lately. The only difference between these
pensioners and the Chelsea pensioners is, that most
of the former have wooden heads, and the latter
wooden legsr.
o. The proprietors of the Wahalla were lately
summoned on account of its +" license" not being
sufficient. We always looked upon the absence of
immortality, as an advantage in place of public
entertainment
OF In the Edinburg Gazette, minister of the
Established Church appeared a short time since as
a cattledealer. The reverend gentleman no doubt
thought there was more harm in looking after
herds than attending to foeks.
OF Prince Louis Napoleon has taken the box
at the opera formerly rented by Louis Philippe.
We astonshed at this, considering that his ex-
majesty was evidently in the wrong box"
o. contemporary observes that the incapa-
city of the [Englishl Wings beggars description.
This would not much matter, if at the same time
it did not beggar the country as well,
o. 1t is said that Anstey has son who is so
clever that he cannot live long If this sort of
principle, however, be admitted, Anstey himself
will live for ever!
or We are informed by the Times's correspond
ent that Marshal Bugeaud is fond of danger. Why
does not the Marshal become guard on the East
srn Counties Railway
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n1- Z" as if NM Ledru Rollin, Proud.
hon, Consderant, and other philosophers connected
with temnes hbres, were vestas charged with pre-
serving the torch of matrmony consecrated to viz
tue and modesty."
We find the above Says correspondent of the
N. Y. Tribune) as translation from the Courier
DIES Etats Unis, where it appeared in Paris letter
signed by Mr.. F. Gaillardet. With NJ Ledru Rollin
we have not the honor of a personal acquaintance,
but know that many charges previously set afloat
against him have been the vilest SANDER. As for
NM. Proudhon and Considerant, the assertion in
the foregoing extract is absolutely and unquali.
fiedlv false
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH AZ, 1s4o.

CONVENTION AT MEmPHIs.-A circular has been
issued from Memphis (Tenn) on the subject of con-
structing railroad from the valley of the Misss-
sippi to California. A convention is to be held at
Memphis on the 4th day of July next, with the view
of eliciting an expression of public sentiment on
the subject, and the gentlemen composing the COM
mttee of correspondence invite the attention OF all
who feel an interest in this great measure of inter.
nal improvement. which, in the language of the
circular, will connect the Atlantic with the Pacific,
at point central to the whole Union, below most
of the great tributaries of the Mississippi below
the FROST bound regions of the North-and in d.
rect line with another grand scheme of improve.
ment, the Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad.
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he IROE ARlSTOCRATS.... BY c. d. STUART
Who are the mobiles of the earth
The true ArsOcrats-
WHO need not bow their heads to Lords
Nor dof to Kings their hats
Who are they, but the Men of Toll
$780, The mighty and the free.
Whose hearts and hands subdue the earth
And compass all the sea
Who are they, but the Men of Toll
Who cleave the forests down,
And plant amid the wilderness
INV The hamlet and the town!
Who fight the battles bear the scaIs
~ And give the world its crown
VI name, and fame, and history
And pomp of cd renown!
These claim gaud of heraldry,
- And scOrn the knighng rod
Their coats of arms are noble deeds;
- Their peerage is from God
They take not from ancestral graves
The glory of their name
Butw as erst their fai hers won.
The laurel wreath of Fame IN y Tribune
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A FINE OPENING FOR YOUNG MEN.-We cut
from Washington City paper the following adver.
tisement:
WANTKD-A Boy. 10 learn the Wire Working Business
joys" 'r ~ " "
We don't know who Mr.. Joy may be !; or whether
he has anything to do with the new administration
We should think he could easily supply himself
with the latter kind of hands in the neghborhood
of the capitol
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New MODE OF FINANcIERING. - We under
stand, says the Macon (Ga.) Messenger, that the
Augusta Banks have adopted a new method of pre-
pairing for their approaching semi.annual report in
April. Agents are stationed in all the villages in
Western and Upper Georgia, with packages of Au-
gusta Bank Notes, for the purpose of exchanging
them for the notes of the Savannah and other
Banks. Reports made upon such a basil will of
course be extremely reliable
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ExTATIc.-Our friend Perley, of the Bee, who
has lately been at Washington, and seen the Presi.
dent, INDUCES in passage of superb and towering
transcendentalism in regard TO him. He says
- The silent mastery of spoess and dignfed life
has impaired rich odor to the prestige of his VIC
torous career, and politicians now find that they
have President who Is a President" We don't
know what this MEANS unless it is that he sends
some of them home with saltant chronological spe-
cimens, of generally dubious locality, domiciliated
in the caverns of their auricular DECENTRALIZATION
Chronnknne,
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ALEXANDER HILLS
USE-F RNLSHING STORE

Sc Camp street NewOrleans
IXTHERE families can find all articles of House keeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel Shoves and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron ware
ENAMELLED ard patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRUSHES-Fancy and Plain Dusting Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jute Manila Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS. ,u
BRASS. Britannia, and new Metal CANDLEsTlCKS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES: - .
ID. " j. Wrights patent premium COOK SIOFES for
Wood or Coat-wih fixtures complete; the most ap-
proved article in use maE3 6m
nd Steam noats furnished
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A CARD.
a CAhD.
Dp npnSnN hos ratnrnpJ fror

DR DODSON has returned from the North and will
~ resume his practice foImeryespeeay the treatment
of Piles Fsu,a diseases of the BLADDER Structures
ffon whatever cause treated for radical cure without the
use of caustic routing instruments.
DR. FLINT saws Gin writing for set of my instruments)
The more iave reflected them and exoerencei the
want OF that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that you hsve provided by ingenuity and SKILL
a surgical dederatum in that particular.'
sy His newly invented and improved instruments for
the retention and radical of HERNIA adapted
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted,
with and comfort. The blocks do not mbbe perspira
ton and become offensive The springs prepared to
sst corrosive effects and the be removed and
washed pleasure unequyoca ,ei nonias of permanent
my office, No. q UNION street, second door FROM St
Charles u. EA dEWSm
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DELIGHTFUL CoUNTRY.-A Cincinnati paper
thus describes the prospect of carrying the mail
through the new territory of Minnesota "The re.
gion abounds in tall TIMBER of the fir species,
lnterspersed with tamarac swamps. The timber il
dense, but the population, which consists mostly of
wolves, is rather sparse. The prospect for carry
ing this mail would be rather a pleasant one,
either to man up tree or to "a man riding by'"
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse plants, sc,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green house the e,
of ST. Charles and Union streets where he has a&
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORN -
MENTAL TREES also, G. REEN HOUSE PLANTS Of
variety 40 varieties of ROSES of the best quality;
also, large assortment OF FRUIT TREES: Peaches,
Plums Necarnes Aprcots and Ounces of the best
quality and intends selling at the lowest prices At his
Nursery the Shell Road, he has Ia ASSORTMENT of
Evegreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees. which will be
furn shed on the same terms above, $3.50
iaS am JAMES MnCARE
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NEW SYNAGoGUE.-The conservation of new
Jewish Synagogue House of Israel n'-is to take
place at Philadelphia, on the 29th inst The syna.
gogue is located on Crown street, between Race
and Vine, and Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Or The London Athen@um says of Madame
Bishop in g LIE Marseillaise Z" and Les Giron-
dins y: These exhibitions are melancholy work,
with little more of art in them than pervaded the
dancing lesson given by the ex-kitchen boy of Gen.
kochambeau to the Iroquois, at which M. Chateau
BRAND was present.
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numpoidt IN his great work Central America spoke
Of e 70 import cames from the East supefsede
he use q mules We learn that the Republic of Bolivia
90 In Bolivia and other parts of South America
the llama, native of the country, is extensively
used as beast of burden. livery much resembles
the dromedary.
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twist AM

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eUer knoDn to Man, for Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, bleeding Of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Liuer affections, Pain or Weakness of the
Breasto Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at Marksyi,le; La, write, Is: o., 1910
yHessrs. ScouiI g. Mead-Gents-E Enclosed send yous
letter from Dr. Duany Graduate OF Medicine and Of
skifu Physicians testfyng to the remarkable
effects of Wistas Balsam in his own practice. He stands
practice. lsigned] e. A. STEVENS"
Dear Sir promised to inform you of the result of my
trial of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ.
improved that she fanced herself entirely cured and
trarv 10 ddDice she discontinued the OF and all
other remedies and recommended her singing in the Catholic
Church The consequence OF this she had return OF
splitting Of blood. She is hoaoeoer using he BdLsaDs
again and is ree0rerng under the use # it. The Balsam
also used twice in Mrs Ms family for CrouD with
informed rcliered three hours after taxing three
doses. The other Ite girl less vioentiy Affected was
relieved by taking dose Before writing you further.
wish to try this medicine N other cases and on ohe
Yours etc, [SignedJ .. DuLAsY. M. d."
Remember
There ia base Counterfeit Of this article sold as genuine BY
unprn ipd dealers in medicine in this city IL purpos to
from Philadelphia coaseg put and bess the
name of WIsTARfs BALsAM" It'll OF recent origin, and
eDdeavod be sold the reputation OF the genuine and
q On s ssa
wrapper around each bottle and sod in this city ONLY BY
scos B.tx.s aE taa9 an. iaS e e. Eosis a
SeEE GzHxRAL AsE.rB for the southsrn States.
N. b.-We have no Agen1 In this city. U&
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All view M aterials of the Latest StyIe

All New Materials of the Latest StyIe
-
~ The propeors of the Daily Crescent would respectful,
inform their friends and the public they added
JOB OFFICE to their prepared to exc
cute all kinds OF printing the Favorable TERMS viz:
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAWYERS
BkIEFS: BILLS OF LADING, DRAY RECEIPTS
CARDSi POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
III style. =,
All their materas-T,pe, Presses, entirely new and
ne latest improvements, which Will enable pi,
work be surpassed CITY, The Pses ar.
from the foundry of Mesrs R. Hoe Co.. ork which IS s
guaranty of their excencehe type well foun
dries OF Messrs George Bruce Co WHITE have
this -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-27

Do Mr.. Oswald, German, of literary reputa-
ton and fine scholar, returns to his own country
next week, after brief tour in the United States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-27

EXECUTIONS. Son the 10th at O'Clock, P. NJ,
Andreas Hall and Barney O'Donnell, the convict
ed murderers, were to be executed in the county
Jail at Troy, Y. They were both to be hung at
the same time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-27

OF The citizens of Van Buren,, Ark, are so
enamored with Rev. Mr.. Mafft, that they have
offered him the pastorship of church there
which the Rev. gentleman has declined.
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MODEL ARTISTS IN New YoRK.-Mayor Have
meyer has issued another pronunciamiento to
the proprietors of the model artists exhibitions
declaring his intention to send all who engage in
them up to Blackwell's Island.
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o. The literary societies of Waterville College,
Maine, have elected Rev. Theodore Parker, Orator.
and John G. SAKE, Poet, for the Commencement in
August next
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o. Sans Souci at Ballston. N. Y, has been
turned into law school by Judge Hammond, who
purchased tho property for Is 500,
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENr.-We cut from the Cow
ington ua) Friend, of the 10th inst, the following
notice of a slight steamboat accident: "The
steamboat Daniel Boone ran into the timber, a few
miles above Covington, on Monday night last
during fog. The damage to the trees and boat
was about euual''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-27

New CITY.-A company of spectators are at
tempting to build up new city at the mouth of
the TonawaBda creek, which empties into the
Niagara River some seven miles below Buffalo.
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THE END.

o. A stranger was robbed of $500 in Cincin-
natl, a few nights since, while at the house of a
friend Perhaps the friend relieved him of his wants
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lHE MoRMoNs.-The CINCINNATI Atlas gives
the following account of one of the most remarka.
bic movements of the age:
we want TO call the readers attention TO the
lie" and most extraordinary position of the Nor
mons: seven thousand of them have found rest
ing place IN the most remarkable spot on the North
AheIlcan Continent Since the children of Israel
wandered through the wilderness, or the Crusaders
rushed on Palestine there has been nothing SO his
Ioflcaly singular as the emigration and recent set
tlement OF the Mormons. Thousands of them came
from the Manchesters and Sheffields of Europe, to
JON other thousands congregated from Western
New York, and New York and New England
boosted descendants of the Pilgrim fathersEtogetb.
er to follow after New Jerusalem in the West
fiaving temple amidst the churches and schools
OF Lake county, Ohio, and driven from it by popu.
lar opinion, they build the Nauvoo of Illinois 1t
becomes great town. Twenty thousand people
flock to it. They are again assaulted by popular
persecution; their Prophet murdered-their town
Gspopulated-and finally their temple burned
Does all this series Of signal prosecutions to which
they have been subjected destroy them! Not at
all. Seven thousand are now settled, in flourish
ing circumstances, on the Plateau Summit of the
North American Continent. Thousands more are
about 10 join them from Iowa, and thousands more
are coming from Wales. The spectacle is most
singular, and this is of the singular episodes of
the great Drama of this age The spot on which
the Mormons are now settled is, geographically,
tinent.
There is no other just like it, that we can recol-
lect OF, on the globe. Look at the map little east
OF the Great Salt Lake, and Just south of the
southwest Pass, and you will see in the northeast
corner OF California, the summit level of the waters
which flow on the North American continent 1t
must be 5000 feet, perhaps more, above the level
OF the Atlantic. In this sequestered corner, in
vale hidden among the mountains and lakes are the
Moffnons, and there rise the mighty rivers than
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PApEa MrLL.-A new paper mill has just been
put In operation within three miles of Athens Ga.
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The HoMEsTEAD.-Whe the war is over, and
our freedom won, the people must make new de-
claratlon they must declare the rights of man. the
individual. sacred above all craft in priesthood or
governments-they must, at one blow, put an end
to all the trckeries Of English tau, which, garnered
up in the channels of age, bind the heart and will
with lies. They must perpetuate republican truth,
6y making the homestead Of every man a holy thing,
wh,ch no aan can touch, juggle wrest from has
will have been fought in vain.-Thomas Jefferson.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
Il ORLEANS.-Having become agent for the Agaam
sale OF P Err Flu M cry qNHSs sYY
made the celebrated mandatory of L. Busy lSI
SID No. 122 Chartres street, New Orleans, UV9'Wp
can you that can furnish every article in that
MO line fresh, and not inferior to any imported from
- Europe. l pledge myself to sell every article,
coTding to quality as cheap possibly SELL and
guaranty article. Ladis gentlemen who have fine
Toilet bottles for Extract of Cologne Lavender fine POmade,
Cold Cream etc, have th replenished
alb TERMS saving the of Tepuchasrg new bottles
hope you will call and examine store and see for
selves wish TO avoid thing like deception. wish to
inspire lady gentlemen who purchase from
with confidence in my stock am here make little
and off spend it in other countries here all
ually establishment truly American and worthy of
your lberality. | fortuneseeker. make money to
enable to approach gentleman possibeFor
gentlemen, have Dessin well supplied with the
best SHAVERS and HAIR-CUTTERS TO be found any
where without any regard to expense. My BATHS have
careful aud polite attendant. shall be ready wait
the ladies first is Their due and choice shall give
general supervision tn the whole establishment and
that even the most tsstidous pleased.
tg am the sole agent this city for the Chemically -pre-
pared HOVE, 4rkapctte Stone prepared by j. Ward
stone truly believe far superior to stone heretofore
Tor all kinds of instruments The dent
h cutler barber and all persons VINO wish 10 fine edge
tool Will find TO their advantage to purchase this Hone
My KAPURLAPCM possesses all he virtue it has so
mantaned and still stands unrivaled for preventing the
Dandruf. N. B COINS,
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u The Yankee Blade tells the following anec-
dote of a college chum:
H, a member of one of the classes, was
distinguished not less for dry wit and sly waggery
than for his address in evading the writing of
themes, and in palming off the g brain coined cur
rency" of others as his legitimate tender.' One
Monday morning he read theme of unusual merit;
but Professor A srnelt rat" and as H
finished and sat down in the pride of conscious
merit, asked
Is that original, H"
Yes, sir"
Are you sure it isl" queried the professor,
doubtingly.
"Why, yes sir" replied H, with the mpur-
turbabe gravity, and that paste board countenancs
he always wore sit had original ouer 1t IN the paper
I took 1t from -
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LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
20 AND 48 Royal STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
N STORE, and constantly receiving, sE,<zSS9 -
L great variety of CARRIAGES, of the !a5l So
latest M and best an PseP 9o made expressly for
which are selling Low FOR CASH or good paper Purcha:
well established house.
Particular attention given to Packing and Delivering
on boat mh2 I'm
SPRINGS. AXLEs and COACH vARNIsH for sale
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SMITH & BROTHER,
COTTON TABLES,

CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
H7E have just received copy of little work showing
w the of Cotton per pound shipped either Mobile
New Orleans, when landed the wharf at Liverpool,
at any given price rate of exchange and fregh and also
showing the price of the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors comm and other expenses added This work
compiled and published by Mr.. James L. Lawrence of
this CITY, and of much arthmetca labor and will no
doubt valuable and practical assistant those
engaged in the staple il got in STYLE pocket
book form, and for sale by
DAVID FELT & CO. "a Chartres st.
mills b. Nj. NORMAN Is Camp St
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CIOthine Clothing. Clothing!

Clothing. :. Clothing. Clothing!
M. BARNET T-No. ID Camp street,
IL AS hand. and is constantly receiving, large
! and magn fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-al of which being his own manu-
facture enables him to sell cheap any other establish
of the kind IN the Southern country Gentlemen pur
chasing for their wear and dealers Wholesale
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Coas
Fine and medium do; do. all coors.
Black brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs.
Black and fancy Dap d Etc Sacs aud D'OFsay Coats
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Paletos
Super fancy Linen Coats of every description.
BLACK and colored Spring Cashmere Pants
Superior French MerinO Pants
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French COttOnade Pants.
India Nahkeen, and Silk warp do.
Super white MaTselles and Linen Vests.
BLACK Satin Merino, Cashmere, BombGZne and
mhI7 3m M BARNETT. 10 Campst
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

AT the NEW YORK STORE 1913 Poydras street.
EOkINTED MusliDs fast coors andlbeautful patterns
121ac per yard selling at the h stores at
10 to Zoe. ScOsch Glnghams, 12zc cases Swiss Musns,
"a wide, at 3c yard usually sold at 5Jc French Da-
Gents large size Linen Cambria HdBf style at "a so
Per dozen worth double the 1000 yards White Linen
Mosquito Netting, at &c. quality be bought for
less than Ice in the city Irish Linens by the large
small quantity, at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
al 20c yard and upwards Undessed Family Linen
&c.,. good be bought for Soc. Buyers the
truth of the above assertions, by comparing samples Also,
full variety of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that is not the practices of this establishment to offer
few leading articles cheap with of obtaining
exobitant profits other goods With facilities UNSURPASSED
for receiving goods from the North at the lowest raean
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
tmesa saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
rent and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
must be met by enormous profits. New Workers
especially invited to call they will be reminded OF the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhl2 X. BROWN, l6S Poydras 1t.
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DATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER BETTING
fsis Smith d BROTHER. g Common ..