The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

Janauschek is 10 Philadelphia.
| Wirz is to have fine monument.
| Nilsson IL not coming over. after ell.
| Cairo is 10 have 3 street railroad.
| Eugene has found remedy for her badness.
| Delaware rejects the suffrage article.
The "Hub boasts of divorce bureau.
| Kellogg has had $3.50 bonnet given to her.
A straudarius violoncello sold In Paris for $4,000
Raymond ssys he wants no Office.
Tom Thumb takes bis three fingers too often.
| The Appletons are to start paper to rival
| Haper's Weekly.
Sweetser is called the champion newspaper
killer.
| Parke 1odwin has left the New York Evening
Post.
Gen. Early was expected in Lynchburg last
Saturday.
Geo. Wilkes is said to have gone home from
Washington mad because be did not get an Office.
Samuel Miller, of Lynchburg, has given $780,.
900 to the University of Virginia.
| "Let us have P's," says the Bucyrus Forum.
"Patience, Prudence and Pendleton."
1t is said that James Gordon Bennett, Jr, Is go
| ing abroad for two or three years. tour.
| Women in France who kill newly born children
are called angel makers, or Faiseuses DANCES.
1
/ Qussn's Thsssss, London. on Easter Monday.
The eldest son Of the Prince of Wales bids fair
| to be perfect Adonis.
People are engaging quarters in Boston in
anticipation of the June musical jubilee.
G.. Townsend is reported to want the mission
| to Frsnkfort-on- theMain.
A Brooklyn minister chews three pounds Of fine
| cut q week.
Buffalo gnats are killing mules in the vicinity of
| Shreveport.
| The priests house and new hospital at San An
tonic, Texas. were burned last Monday.
Thanks to the officers of the steamers Louise
and Josephine.
accounts.
Samuel B. Williamson, of Memphis. prominent
merchant, ia dead.
Radical motto-itis never too late to smend-the
Constitution.-[Ex.
Flakes Bulletin has got slice Of the public
printing.
California is importing Chinese burglars, who
bring over some improvement in the art.
The Temperance Standard says Commodore
Mutt and Tom Thumb were tipsy in Des Moines.
Sherman says the army must live within its al
lowance, if it lives in tents.
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dealers in that article.
the "hub of the universe"
The Marquise de Canisy is the blonde belle of
Paris.
velocipede butter is common in Minnesota
worked by the Norwegians with their feet.
Coast papers are sanguine of an abundant
orange crop this year.
The police of Denmark have instructions to ar
rest two sons of Brigham Young as soon as they
touch Danish soil.
Tayleure, who manages for Fisk. has returned
from England, having engaged John Toole, Amy
Sedgwick and Josephine Fiddes.
The proprietors of the La Grange (Ga.) Reporter
boast of ten sons, all at work in the Office, WELD
ing pen and type.
All the strictly moral people in the country are
assiduously reading Griffith Gaunt," in order to
find out wherein its alleged improperly consists.
In New York, on the 18th. European bankers
purchased about ten million dollars worth of gov.
eminent bonds.
The Cuban Junta at New York says the provi-
sIonal government will soon be recognized at
Washington.
Fanny Jsnauschek's agent in Germany has
bought handsome residence for her in the old
city Of Prague, her birthplace.
One of the greatest feats yet done with the
velocipede is q journey of 123 miles in twenty.
four hours This was in France.
new shade and costume in Paris is called
"prison door," 1t is very brown claret and is
always trimmed with black.
A lady living in Campbell county, Georgia, pur-
chased in Atlanta last week. ten hats for her ten
daughters.
A German publisher announces q complete
edition of ANDREW Johnson's Speeches and Mes
ssges."
"a Brave Lady" is the name of Miss Mulock's
new novel soon 10 appear in the magazine of her
husband, Macmillan.
The royalty" on every velocipede made in
New York, amounts to nearly $40. Each one costs
about 500 too much.
Gen. Ames has issued an order vscating civil
Offices in Mississippi, held by those who cannot
take the "iron.clad" oath.
The Saturday Press, the organ of Bohemia"
is to be again revived (for the third tme) by the
veteran Henry Clspp.
1t is claimed that dried pulverized earth is the
best possible deodoriser and disinfectsnt for
vaults.
1t is said that no man except Mr.. Ripley. the
literary editor, ever remains in the same position
on the New York Tribune more than six months.
The baker at the Fortress of Ham, whose wife
was Louis Nspoleon's mistress during his impris-
onment at that place, and who bore him two chill
dren, is still alive.
Bandmann, the German actor, who recently
married MiIly Palmer. the English actress. swore
in his marriage contract that he was worth up
ward of ten thousand pounds sterling.
A o;car sonf 70 Grant from, Vorno.<o-, nh;o
tobscconst, is six feet long, eight inches in dia.
meter, weighs fifteen and half pounds, and is
made OF the choicest tobacco.
The secretary of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York says the society is ready TO
pay the amount for which Gen. Rousseau's life
was insured in that ofice-sl0.O00-
clothes pin adroitly placed on the nose Of
snorer is recommended by Muscstine lady who
has tried this snap game with perfect success on
her husband.
vice-president Colfsx and lady and Hon. Ben,
Wade and lady will not be able TO reach Louisville
in tine to leave on the Richmond for New Orleans
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