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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
THE CORONERS' RING.

The communication of DR.. Edward H. Dixon,
under the head OF "The Body snatcher" published In
Saturdays TRIBUNE has seriously disturbed the equan
unity OF at least Deputy Coroner Yesterday, while
DR. Dixon attending two patients IN his Office No. ~
Fifthave he visited by two gentlemen who did not
have the appearance Of being the sick list. The pn
cipni entered the Doctors Office with quite an Inn
posing ar rsyng, lac did so, presume this Is DIR.
am Dr. Dixon what can / 10 Tor you. sirT at re-.
mains 90 what d9for YOU" said tho other.
nj tho same time throwing HIS card on tho
table. "You are the author. suppose, OF IN
Body Snatoher.'" DIR. Dixon" And you are one Of
them shonld suppose from your seporiment You vii
and began to refer TO the article using rather harsh Ian
at the suggestion OF the who accompanied DR. SHINE
the latter retired toward the street but as he did so lie
That Gentleman followed his beIigercnt visitor TO the
pavement not so much from love OF his society ne TO
standing there Dr. Shine raised his whip DR. Dixon
II intending to strike, but lowered 10 hafmlessy on
table and venerable disciple Of Esculapus. When DR..
returned 10 his office, DR. Shine struck tho Office.
seance in the future Capt Lewis Higgins and young
man. clerk In Of the banks In the city we're present.
ms was also an Episcopal minister. brOtbernlaw Of Dr.
Dixon. Later Ia the day, DR. Shine and another man
were seen by Mrs Dixon In front OF the Office window,
looking and using language OF threatening charac-
ter Dr. Dixon was nj the time absent from home. DR..
Dixon expresses his conviction that regular Coroners
nnets unnecessarily Tor the purpose OF getting $40
fec. The following letter has been sent TO The Sun:
BODY -sNATCTIING.
To The Editor OF The Sun.
SIN: letter appearing IN Tns TRBrNg With n's
oa additions by Brootyn raper notice 10 yoa COLUMNS odaI
emheisbed 10y several flaming headng% "A tie aiies
reflects the medical gentlemen With Sbom am associated
In The ooneTs feel called upon that the assertions
entrelE Gu inquiry can learn nothing Of tie
hrst regard second end that March
received st tins oc through The police that Alexander %
was dead 400 West Thirty fth No further particulars we're
given. The inquest showed that death resulted from nAs
No examination made enpiet made by
"a cau. by other The charge
allowed bI the county each examination s5 and ever
The author 81 the letter hes not IN the register 0
respectable PHYSICIANS WOOSTER BEACH NJ D. Asst '"foef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

A fire occurred last evening on the third
floor Of No. 9i9 Broadway and that and NO. s5l were
badly damaged The second and third noors OF No. 99
O'Ne ns Photographic gallery Loss, SS.000 Insured
for 5000 The first floor OF No $40 IL occupied by Harris
Bros, dealers in KID gloves Loss by water 5000 In.
Bradley Bros florists. Ioss by water, $1,000 Insured
for $4,000 The second floor was partly occupied by j. H.
Morrill, dentist Loss by water, $500; Not insured. Inc
remainder of tho floor Is occupied by Louis Duenke
architect Loss by water, $780, Insured for 1900 The
buildings owned by Amos A. Euro and are damaged
10 the extent OF $4,000 Insured. The fire originated
among some chemicals IN the operating rOo vi the sd
leTy.
The Barnum and Van Amburgh Menagerie
Company ngt The Common wealth Insurance Company
Tile rst of the between the Barnum and Van Am
surnce companies. for the loss y Dire, in the burning of
Baruuu's Museum, In Broadway, near Grandst., came
on yesterday before the Supreme Court From the open
ing Of counsel for plaintiff IL would appear that In all the
Museum was insured for sl39500, the Commonwealth
Fire Insurance Company, the defendants In this case
being Insurers TO the extent OF $2501 That the plaintiffs
rendered account OF losses To than double the
Of their insurance, ana that this account was APP
proved by gentleman appointed by all tho insurance
companies interested. After this approval some OF the
companies objected ON the ground the loss raudu
lenily Oversated The case VIII probably occupy the
whole week
A well-attendcd meeting of the Lyceum Of
Natural History was held nj the Mott Memorial House,
No 81 Madisonave last evening the President Mr. John
s. NewbeTry, the chair. Mr.. Wood presented a speci
men OF Inadraporo from TOrtugas DR. Feuchtwanger
gave an account of child born OF shepherdess in
Switzerland with tumOr Al by "a Inches pear shaped
on its back which proved TO contain etus. DR.. Buck
land remarked that the by means rare. DR.
Fisher Of sing Sing having repeatedly met with IL. Prof
Marlin exhibited specimen OF beetle, OrGcts DOrsus
found at Sandy Hook In oreviccs Of dry timber
this locality. aud only found within range miles
Tie President exhibited bottle OF petroleum from
Alaska taken from petroleum lake there presumed TO
be continuation OF the California carbOnferOus fOrma
tom Also UOul and FOSSIL plants tho former equal Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board of Aldermen met at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon President Conan In the chair Reso
lutions adopted directing the Street Commissioner
70 remove tho Hbertypoles at the functions OF West
Broadway and Frankln-st., and West Broadway and
Beachst that the Committee Ferries be directed TO
inquire whether the Harlem Navigation Company, In
conveying passengers TO and from Astoria, L.
l., and also to points at the upper and
lower ends OF the city, are not running
ferry without permission Of the City Government
and that the Common Council protest against the enact
ment OF bill before the state legislature and
known An act for the relief OF the feminist. aud
Broadway stage line OF New York" resolution was
presented authorizing the American Society for tho
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals" TO appoint an agent
without charge the city, 10 be present at al inspections
public vehicles, and whose signature shall be neces-
sary addition TO that OF the official inspector, TO All I'd"
usual tickets permits given. Lost 80 o,o,oob
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen also IpSt y, r
p. IN, Alderman Glbney presiding IT, IT,, vh ~ inc
lions were adoped: Proestn~ aBHst Tue
~ Tia Ste any action whatever upon bill now
biora ,han, .atfe 10 the relief OF the feminist and
oadwy limo OF stages, the ground that such action
would be infringement upon the city charter ewing
TO the Church OF the Holy Name or st. Matthew 1903 IL
TO pay assessnents TO pave HudsoD-s from Chambers
Canalst. with Belgian payement 10 procure ~ an
expense OF 600 each portraits az eXMayOrs e. Godtey
Gunthor aud Thomas Conan; 10 pave Beachst from
Wcst-st 10 West Broadway. with Belgian pavement;
giving tho Trustees Of st. MaPy's Church 900 to pay an
assessment and designating The Nep- Yorker Journal as
q Corporation newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

made Mr. Barlow did not desire any favors from ceun
sell He desired their rights from the Court Mr. Field
replied that the Court could hear thing aud imule.
diaely disregard It, II appeared OF Tue amdaVits ana
and tile proofs that there was strong reason 60 suspect
intention to withdraw from the State OF Wlork the
property Of the companies lie asked that matters remain
till the conclusion of the lrst matter rs they
An officer could remain In charge without interfering
with the money OF the Company Mr.. barlow HsAed;
In charge of what 2" Judge Barnard said he bad I'M
derstood that the Sheriff officers had found nm old alma
nae, blank book, and 81 so IN the safe. Laughterl
Mr. Field said they thought the presence Of the books
important and bad Of it, II the officer was
Withdrawn. After further discussion Judge Bar
nard decided take up this motion till the first was
concluded avoid cUnflson and directed 1t 10 be ad
Journed, as tho other was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

orfsvIrE March 2TobSccoSaies IS bids Lugs 10 LeaL
$50 g Cotton, 26Jc. Me Pork, RGSJS ~ Lard &c
He; Clear RIB sides Hci Csar srs'
Whisky, free. Gle. - NJ
WIIMINGroN C.. March 21Spdts Twpchtne raw k"sa
i85. Crude 1urpeutre sety al 81 "~T@ ~
Tar Sc. better n Colton dull netbing doing ,,,
SAVANNAH 22Coon 6rn and In far demandi hdrgs
2r saIes zoo receipts 1875 bales; exports,
March MISUNDERSTANDING, zl3 bsei "a IS
3iOO baes receipts SATURDAY ~ 800 ales eHor o "a t
,iod 1914 Prchauge-Serhng l42t Commercial l4l New
sight per premium Sugar better Vonmon 3@lf
Prin. i4 Monsses PRIME 7JH3e Flour decned SUPER
sae SIS fS Doube Extra SO; Treble 90 2 Cou hrm ~ =
d79c Oats dull at 63a9c BTsr 81 IS Hay easier Pnme pe
Pork dull % T3 90 BacoHonly retail Trade; eh"n
ic Clear Ri sides l!i; Clear Sides, ise Lard t nes ~
l9c key 2U2lje. whisky insrive Western Rectted Zs 0Jc
Coffee dnl fsir. l5ic pnne. l7dlzc.
ST LoUs March 2lrohacco steady and unchsrged Cotton fat
Flour du 5d - 10; Spring and Pan Bxira 81 I50
sc Is; Spring and Fail Double Extra IS aS6 So Treble hIa 70
Fancy 81 Wheat dali; Fr TO strictly Prime Red
0Sl 6j Choice Fancy White 81 I5GTI No. SPRING 80
dull At Barley
changed I've dali at 30 WHISKY heavy; nomasly Se
unchanged Bulk Meats du Parked Clear sides ec
Bacon dull iobbng shoulders. l6lc for Rib Sides e
Ls quiet slc for Choice fierce Cattle steady
Al 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
THE NEW POLITICAL COMMONWEALTH

The Organization Committee of this associa-
ton met last evening at No IS East to
report progress, Mr. Leander Thompson being Chairman
and Mr. Allen acting as secretary. The formation OF TINS
society Is rapidly progressing, and an address VIII hoy
be printed and distributed and the members nope 10 nave
everything Ia working order soon as TINS sha be done
The address prepared by the committee, after rechg
many evs which are patent TO all observers III our own
as well az other systems Of government proposes as inc
remedy the adoption fundamental principles OF thr-
teen propositions !. That all members OF the human
family are entitled TO use enough OF the common
elements-land, water, air. and iight-to maintain
Their existence and develop their being 2
That land Is not property but 10 be supervised by TIE
state for the benefit OF all cuuny ACCu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
Licut.-Gen. Sheridan, accompanied by Col

Iieut Gen Sheridan, accompanied 10y Col.
Crosby, left for Chicago last evening.
Mary Daley. aged 81 years, was last evening
arrested ON charge Of inoXicaii0u and locked ny ln tho
Ieonard.st Police StntionhOuse. soon aferWard she
was discovered hanging To her cell door, slo having
twisted her apron Into rope she NaS cut down ana re-
susctated.
Geo. C.. Gorham, Secretary OF the u. ;. Sen
ate is at the AIbcniarle Hotel Ex-senator BayaId OF
Delaware, w s. Campbell u D. COnshl AT piesuen, In,i
erett House Oliver Ames, President OF the Union IA
cinc Railroad Company L. G. Bailey Of TIE Boston Herald
and gresham Brandegee OF Connecticut, are at
the Fifthaye Hotel. The Hon. Homer z, a: Nelson'
Jersey; the Hon. j. X. Bdgerton. Indiana; inc Hon
Erastus Collins Hartford and Dr. X nelson, fennsyI-
yauia at the 81. Nicholas Hotel IA-IoslhasteF-
General Randall Gen j. W. Clampitt Uah, ana the Non
NJ j. woodruff. Connecticut. a.o a. thu Ahtdr Hnl~4I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHIxGToN March 22-Capt. Egbcrt thompson
Ia, e, oaered 10 the Muad Ct u Consanacf
James T. Foster relieved from ths satoe aud PLACED on vs."
x orders Chief Andrew Lswion hs been ordered 70 we
Philadelphia Eaylad; Chief Bngneer hhie i@sos :" the Ds"
NavrYri; Second Assistant; RBgnerr o. W. Allison ana 1oree w
hall have beep ordered 10 the Kansas; Second Assistant kognses
Wells A. Kenroa Qannebangs Seeonl Assistants ~ ~
pott Browubim tbe Unada, aud T. benseu 20 .s
Arooook First Assistant g. Auade aud second T. N"1Y '" wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

DIED..


BRuSiIAt Harlem gu Saturday March 90 Hattie T. wife Of silAs
The relatives ard e3ss are respectfully Invited to a15 e aqsrn
sntwentets between First Tuesday tue 23d
cAYDA-ou Friday evening March 49, Aiheu C., Camilla Do
FlOn, wife Of John N. ca6da Of BrOOklJO L.
Notice OF the fu1eral hereafter
CoBBAt Morrstou j. Saturday. March 90 Of consumption
The relatives and friend. o. united attend as fu1er
At her without further notice WedHeday March -
road leave Sew4ols foo, Of Barc,y. and 10 O'Clock
FARMER-os Monday the 2 h Andrew Farmer 10 tie sd year Of
The relatives and friends family invited attend She fuus
.Se, on wsdUesisy the 2ssh inss al u O'Clock p
HowLAYDOn Sunday March o. Ione Rowland daughter Of WIN
The relatives family invited to attend the fue,
The afternoon Of Taes. .6 29d s At o'clock At the Rev
Sirtb.ayes
MLLEB-t Rochester March a. residence other souinsv
G. W. Baker Mrs Esther Miller, wos Of Joseph Miller aged Vi
Tie apd friend, Of the family Levi Miller
pe sSis S stn a1 p 9% BE BrGss o Wed
nesliy the 2hS n't' tE0eoek P H.
OATMAN-on Sunday evening March a. Harriet Jane youngest
The relative. and friends respectfully invited to attend
her funeral on Wsp t ' Ne s Ss inst O'clock no"
rEkKiNs-0n Monday morniug March q William H. Perkins 500 Of
JsJedah Perkins formerly Of NOrNch, Conn
sTEwART-At Flashing Moaay evening March a. catharG
The relative. and eSt Gre invited to "S the finer. FROM the rs.
Wednesday, March a.
sToCKwELo Spudny mOrsiss March a. Julia B. wife Of A1su
socwr aud youngest. daughter Of the late E Howe jr
Pas.ra from residence No. Wednesday
attend,
TALMAGE-sus,uy IN BroOkyn Sunday March a. Dan Tai
The vss aud nds are invited to the fausa at ri. late
d9e H9Hay and Grovest Thuia' the ss's iS.l n
Seven,hst Ferry, Wsoburgh Time from ferries 70
w,DSwORTH-tu Brooklyn on Sunday March a. iun,
daughter wsdgOrth and Hattie WadSOh aged months and
The remains will be taken to Durham Conn., for iutermeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ALLEN Miss GRACE f.. No lsp Concord 81, Brootlyu
DbGNER Miss MARY A.. No. $50 West TNfbts-tighhs 81.
FOSTER A. Church The New Church society corner Of
Clark-st and Monroe place. BROOKLYN
HAMILTON. JAMES, No AZ Segcntbst
UAuSHR HARRY. No. II Morton -
HART ELLEN No. 20 Ptiace.st Brooklyn.
ROWLAND ILIoNB the Rev Frothiaghams chnrch West
Fortehs.
JONES HATTIE EMMA. No i9 South Fhhst. Brooklyn D.
KgARSEY GEORGE RICARDO. No, 1861 SecoBd-aye.
NEGARY. THOMAS \, No. 800 West BleyenthsL
SUTHERLAYD JOHN McCLELLAND Dutch Reformed Church.
corn Finh.avs aud Twenty fstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

HAVANA March The Sugar market Is huoTan' sales were
to-day on Of d9l reals arobe for No ~ Dnch S9
R1cbangeOn Lcul6n O6l per eeut premiums on Paf Z9s
cent dscount Uued States GO days 10 carfehey "9 per
discount; short sight "a az per cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
CIVIL.

In the Supreme Court, Part Third, Judge
CardozO referred to the recent demise OF the son OF Judge
Sutherland and ordered that the Court stand ADJOURNED
during the funeral rites and that suitable mention OF tue
of the interruption Of its business be entered on the
minutes Judge Brbatd also announced that the busl
ness OF his Court would be suspended Tuesday, out OF
respect 70 the memory OF The deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

r. d. Bynner & Co., No. 1S9 Broadway, N, ",
JzwKLKHs DE4LERs GRADES OF WALrHAA NATcHn
AT Lowxsr iIucxs
sneo attention called aplate watches made al
shall satisfy the ekaeiug demad
beauty fnsh and accuracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

Frank Hardy, the young man who murdered
his stepfather. j. ii. Rice, Rome, OHIO, conesses
the crime and says that he dug his sepfahers grave
week before he killed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

oua,ity TO that OF any American coliery. Mr. seeley
claimed that the elements OF matter have the character
Of sexuality, and that each element was crea'su -,
rafrs long discussion resulted in this theory Dens
ADJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
razard & ca.w.rp. Cod Liver Oh /. sS. best
MARRIEU.

yER-URMYOn Saturday the 18Th inst n Zion Episcopal
Church warpingers Pals by the Rev Gorge Audes assisted
by the Rev Saterse Mr. James PauSuer TO Miss ks's
Umy.
ODELMuRPHY-Att the Seventh United Chureh
on THURSDAY evening March 49, 1859 BY the Rev John Han D.
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Wih faH
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
THE STATE or TRADE
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
lrMKsr INDIA MARKRTS.

Pans March ~ Bour.e quiet Reute- 30 sues % eenmss
AvRE arc Eyenng Market closed qrisi and s'eady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

CURE FOR COUGH OR CoLD.-As soon as there
the slightest of the Chest With officially OF breathing
Indication, of Congh take during the day few BRowS,
TRooHIs Containing denGeat ingredients they say
Pulmonary Irritation Have them readiness upon he appearance.
Nh Col nrC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

This that the expenses have increased during the
above period 100 per cent and that the increase
steadily on. The appropriation asked for during the
present year S150OO OF this total the following are
the items of necessity though doubtless extravagant in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
John Il. Henry HAS JUST RECEiYgD
AT No ri PARK ROW.

10 as Lows Il. W. Soaps
% CssS Grrns asst Perfumes and PonadeA
20 Cases Ba1us asst Perfumes aud PoHaca
50 Caes Voshurgs Perfumes anG PouairN
Full asst Of Toilet Goods and DtS SGncs FyOriug Extracts,
Hair Oils Brushes Combs Isrd and Son Rubber Goods Bar.
Standard Preparations Full sunnt Of al Pltet Medicines
TW1 tire Il, " Mag the modus Warehouse No
COLLEGB.PLACB kcwiork
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-07

BLAsPHEMoUs PRAYERs.-The better way for
the chaplain Is to suppose that the Lord has some
sense, and not crowd In too much advice. have
heard more blssphemy poured out in prayer than
L ever nesrd IN cursee-aDd all instructions and
ADVICE to the Lord, and all hits at the congrega.
non, come under that head.
never hear this sort Of thing that ] am not re-
minded OF little ChoptaDks, as we used to call
him up the Mac-a cheek, who bad his wife arrested
for assaultiDg him with fire.shovei while at his
devoions. IL was an aggravated case. Bot Mrs
Choptanks asked TO be heard, and she said that
little Choppy "didnt dare give her any of his
ssrs, in bis talk but he abused her in bis PRAYERS
and on this occasion be was on his knees with
crowd about the door, gathered there by bis hol.
leriD'' and "a calm on the Lord to forgive this
blsck.hearted woman, make her tell the truth
Lord he bolered, and make her quit gaddin
about and lynn to the neighbors,' and couldn't
stand It, and jist took him swipe with the fiat OF
the shovel, and III do II again."
friend of mine tells me a good story of
worthy divine OF the Democratic faith. who,
during the Mexican war, held forth Ia prayer
one night before his little congregation, some
what In this wise Thou knowest o Lord that
our rights were invaded by those Mexicans-that
they crossed the Rio Grsnde into our territory
and so declared war on rs all of which, o Lord.
Thou viii find set forth clearly and conclusvely
in the message Of our excellent presidept,n-
Washington Letter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-07

STORY OF AN AcToR-John Palmer, the actor
had very long part in new play one evening
and was set down on the bills TO speak the pro
iogue. Trusting TO quick study he kept post.
ponng his attention to both until the last moment
and when the curtain bell rang went on for the
prologue without knowing a word of il. The
house was packed, and Of course in a terrific up.
rosr, as always Of the commencement of q per.
formsnce. The indomitabe Palmer. amid ths
confusion. began to move his lips aud gesticulate
as If delivering his lines. AS nobody heard a syl-
liable. the cries Of "Sence,r "Hear the prologue
down in 'front.'" "0rder." redoubled from every
quarter. he ceased his motions, and with the
most graceful dexterity pretended to be grestly
disturbed by the disorder, and made a token to
the gallery as u to indicate that he could not pro-
coed unless that part of the audience became
Quiet. This stratsgem set the pit bowling at the
supposed offenders in the upper regions, and amid
the riotous clsmor which ensued Palmer came for.
ward moved his lips and gesticulsted as before,
and just a. the Babel was about cessing, made his
bow and went of. he performed his part in the
play with equal success, though he knew no more
Of the lapgnage in it than of the prologue. Zip.
pDcotts Mays zine.
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Ghe 8tu Orleans Qlesteut
BIZ JOHN JAMES PIArr.

IFrem the Advance shssts.I
After winter fires were ended, and the last spsrs
From the embers on our hearthstone, few into the
ely OF spring;
In the night time, in the morning-when the air
was hushed around
Throbbng vaguely on the silence, came o dull,
mysterious sound:
Like the sultry hum of thunder, at the sulen close
Of day.
horizon far away.
"'Tis" said, 1.-THE April thunder, and thought
of flowers that spring,
And Of trees that stand in blossom, and of birds
that fly and sing.
But the sound, repeated often-nearer, more IA.
From or chimney seem'd descending, the swal.
lows wings were known.
Where the 1.-THE flames leap'd and,lighten'd, charm
of host and cheer of guest,
There the emigrant OF summer chose its home
stead, built its nest.
Then dresm'd of poets dwelling, like the swal-
low. long ago,
Overhead in dusky places ere their songs were
heard below;
Overhead in humble attics, ministers of higher
Underneath were busy people, overhead were
heavenly wings!
And thought of homely proverbs that on simple
lips had birth,
Born Of gentle superstitions at old resides of the
earth:
How, where'er the swallow builded under human
roofs it's nest,
Something boiler. purer, higher, in the house be.
came guest;
Peace, or love, or health, or fortune-something
prosperous, from the air;
Lightning with the wings of swallows, breathed
divine possession there.
"Friendly gods" said. descending, make their
genfler visits so,
Fill the air with benedictons-songs above and
songs below!"
Then | murmnr'd e'come swallow; /, your
landlord, stand content;
Fen If song were not sufficient, higher tenants
pay your rent"
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TRANSIT COMpANY
CHAUTER.
CHATTER.

We the undersigned. agree t. form ourselves Cor
eorson under the laws of the Stse of Louisiana par
arly set for for the
o. Pubic Improvement and Utility, Revised Statutes
1850 end which he' eto for
.g Raj way and Telegraph Line from some point
Mississippi river porte t. the city Of New Orleans
and thence via Vermon by eligible route 20 tnr
Sabine az some point below Burkvle.
Central Transit Company Texas complete
ksiroan Al Telegraph conuecti with the Rio Grsnde
utimsty with the Pacific at San ba thsse
purposes have formed this subjo and hsvs
sgned the sne adding to Of the
and value Of shares and Of re-
spectve description TO said company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-07

Keep d Hogan, 50 Tchoupisoulas street aud 50
New Levse, keep on hand large and exte nsive
stock Of hardware and cutlery. jas. q. Hall 3
Co.'s Aayesvills. KY. plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-07

A NEAT TURN Visitor-"So, Annie, an old
husband is not drawback TO the epjoymsnt of
European tourr
Young tcife Of ancient pdrty-"Quits the con.
trary. They always took him for my ps-which
was extremely convenient"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-07

Buy the only sewing machine at for family ~,
the Grover b Baker. Warranted for ave years.
QuiIter, braidsr and hsmmsr givsa with each na-
chine st lS2 Canal stree