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lSGS- II 1860.



Tne Fflpme Of hlttucsx shnwn II the tables lot
'A~ -rFat1e 3esrs IL n,.t susceptible II acc .rAt4
cut f.Ii-n b. to ihrfr un o,n', tec-u-e the TAM.
fo lsss lnc rita oily traEsftra Of properly l7cat d
~1stf" 'hr 'l1 llll'e O. the cs7, nile taat fuf
let9 II ciite@ a ! trab.'Frs or xrontd sttatu IN.
risstnt lu,ts. In lstS HI xerer, rha trAu.yct III
iato out-Ge TIE areh city limits v4S eery IN 81
r:nphEed q whit I. %as 10 thu stecaAtvc TX.
cltt ett is.t Enfhc 30 tnat t9e gteaE !acr-as IL
HE sn1le of rtut.rt. Transferred this sear uy 4
'us as hw In t'a iah is II arar tne frue stalls
H The caFe han night hc *anp Il The tKue,a r.,-
F'osn 3ear- khn# inst t:a reasony nj yf-ate+t
nrftst:y were iron, afxrch tp Ma, mud Tin. iny
ieast sHs' e-s IL Gtt- II Decefu' CT std J4uu1rf.
ate !-re rrt r't re OF trtr-Ac'.ou+ fufH.
sast FebtusEt. Msrcu a'.o 6tr:l EaB, btraapi o.:
ftGalGet' a. tsstLIe OF Importance hy ao,c.t ~nn
I'll ntR' t fhnr the ttcrio pstr eut, which al
f8 due eat 'r.NE will bt d t1lcnIt tor ,ho.c 10
Il eel "to hhFt tA'uaet III tptcl'nti n. estrc tng
10 g. II gain b. ter- ttu' f1Te In uaay ca ~ s,t.
u, r1nSe fEs, trn gh the ecer: npt,n in al n,
trtcste Viii f.-ftrtd uu"h uan3 ~n.tn+r TIE ma
"rny ~ rsttnr't ts falling rne uexe snr1n; ara
ifnih c. TT ph Of In Gag j. nr Of o.n-r pac-s-
LIE 1H.!,.~ tils lab shUEH tie vullst,c Aol tea.
Cti cy vi sral tnc i0C- N rea! eta .ta1'a Isnlo
tucttt tAies sDu & Aevtn d lsrs iEr,ta The C,Ir;
House. curt 8 tct i've rays sn'uz Dts:en,hee "a,
'ht A21rtCH'e 1lIae IN cacn His~c lnn, ;.t.f t!Is
t"'al Il NJ, ttaL COL fazeu vita tue sAEe fl: tns
fLur FleFiGus ~ttLA:
, 1869-12-25

FRIDAY EyRsISG, Dec. ~
TIE i1G ta5,. Enows the receip:s a,d snlp-
nentr Of prodace at ILLS poiut during tho past
theuiy -four noufs:
,r-Rtetfrss s-1'---chfpmts.,
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l htAH
Ii1,.tts Sai' ~. ~ ~, aso tneh o. to"
| Tt,l IN Sc aro ali ucn nsil NJ -, ~ tna,- .,nru
| TEE HOLY 6RA11-
After the introductory poem in the comn,n.f
| ses!es will fu.low Geratnt ard Entd. =, :. pr1n
| AID ylsten, aud Larcelot and E,s1ne. " a,r.any
! ktowa 10 the public, thosgh uade1 sl!x = seysJ
| astncs. Then cones " The HOW Grul.H RI tbe
o. ls.cslvt,s aue.s: @ "'" 10 fe''ns LUIS account
"ansn isss 'ns1" remained but 1anee'ot, fer tue
net s ., sana1s @ =, rerls t. re s'Drm
Our aiihn, III s,n1 MI n's ~ te nau1 y n ~ nns VIE
q EsTa9: Es1sae: .,a r,,a =. ,.u.o, ...
aS5:Le a!t ~ Mauuess ~ MS egeH,
~! PIT ate tpost that weller ID tatlf ei1,
, r. s'raase' .. 2! s1sn e,aa tat ~ o. rare
Honlu ;hat ote s'p, uatst .he wholu.oUe n5wer
Nut .l:;a,,s t. be p'ucked asunaef; anu when thy
! - Ab'euts
i S.are, ls*sre With them only tu the hope
Inat, ctu ter or 1oucn tht Holy Graif,
IT. 4, saye ses &C.; eo.;n D. pusha asa;es u
la @ Woq:d Wsrk accord org = as ne slu'u.
y, T. ,*sr 5 y, The u an ssunaef SUM ia y hsa1t
A. AZ d.. wn'ns e u u 70 waste t!e!as ii axay.
Z neae haaEnt:, = 10 WHOM tne Gossug ot my sword
T ,tar. thc,. f.,,;n ~. -, ~. ~,o ,h'.
An IL a, ictjy TO ihe nAIett shore. ~'@'Ae
N1d+ 1la IL II potpLy bu. cuutee prassps crcqv
BIT Etcu q b!aE', ny K:IK, tessu 10 p,uF
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REAL kS TATE.

The Real 1:~tntc Novrmcuf for ll1c r..1 T,yn
lthrs-S"l's y 10 tht hts"uns of Forty
lftittiun DSllars In lSGv,
the icloTfcg table presep;a R1n2Davy of the
tratsncote ID Chicago zeal estate dorirE the INST
i"o 5eata. showing the humber Ct tfanslers u:
the aagrsgate value Of property convey III tn each
moLlh:
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.GsEEN FRU1TB-Ssles Is hrs apples pat froze7)
a AA - oft* It 81 8aA l. o; % hfa At &A35: nrk
ensN eted es.nhsiI.es At sls1a: sbr!. VIA 4 $500
Hat-A heavy fetinK pfrv a6ed this uatk KIT TODAY,
md nttces GO rn1her nn.rttled Wa, ho er. m +fe
D. fh.hse IN otlr itst Timothy. sIessed 52 ooa1oa;
fEtHSH %: T1a,tis lo0se on wagon. 3ia0Nal3oo
HIitE~-Rtetivtd. iet.s49 Tbs: shipped, 1880 lb..
sTssn IN ths a.l.1t.1est exhibited IN dssrrs II
buteEers, &c; Htco salted used, sN3lae; s5eea
~ Part enisd 81 esern fr;ze1 as; fseeo calf
-. efrsd eui q Other .lse ds0aseu, TWO shhds
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rrs't~l. saae: t.!in lpS1ie: Peoris cotn, ii@iec:
Gst.wh 'aundsr. 11.l6c-
ST CtS--A irc.ssr dcn,.rd existed FIR sp,ces, and
T. ie.x f-vorcd !hS..e hl!s2,eo y a3ie; cloves. +7f8
t.:...s o. {; rol- s:se:sc-
- be .SI' SAL EKA7 ~ Hc make ua rhanre in
:sta ~: bat b,tLt & & e,ah iuAslee :g1e
% !rt. s@fse vLecbei'. silt edxe. SAa.aac
SALl--lltc: tsct. Loue; ehpred, 6st br:1. .Geu.
tb1s 'Iis:e, ara - he .,toc'e, " rather
s2t4; ctan'oHd I: y hIl - Z: Ashton dairy. p Isx.
salG5
JtAS-Ce- tinre In far inquiry and firm uc1ertope
tail. f@sae; d. s.ir 70 god. ei el 10; do,
htr std erin shMee q s1pe1o1 70 t3e fu1-
Irf%. +1Gkl ~ choice txtrs Aturat lei IspAas
70, 80 e g ~ s' e = re s,s: eo'a.ca 9:s
$la411 =; choice 70 EXTRA choice, &l.5o aLt5
yIBacCG-1le demand OF eolnc a1auTcly
s,c}4 - prf-n ,uJn;
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pourd Il. shcep, g., sra scsfs Eanaaa Ispszass,
At a:ic A.etipfE to-aa., As7a.
Il /. ptehanE. d. vi Itb aaiy Cars arytvet Ee3ttfn
dres nx1tvt socv hst freely. aLd sell 1t ls49ls9e;
city dlets<d, U4c.
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tt&rlt. N@' es'S'
fh. hu tt~tenent Il u1fhvet.b.e ehostue 1ca, NJ
*LttltN Ill rrt !e.rrrr.
l.aa r......... "a. tss.o Decrr-,c ... s,7,ss1t
>Ttti-........... .e.sIa 477 .e,Yense ~ ~1si4 ia
tcub,tl u. :4.I.. ri | / rJra.r siHi
bc.sst;e ~ II a Decsr.rs ...... saT.ss
lhA Ate"fhIt 1Ies.. c. 10 day di,bfstd II 81 al
St';!1 4: ! tr: r.14 ii us; - lt9,
*;"d ,; ha.k': TENED ls0si and after t,uehi.s
Guy. rti cuts Eil + huI uIt;
EoI!r nN e.. !is ID la! Cotrocs. 67.....l1s ai15's
c"nirs :;sa " .uiane, 6A....ils taIlbI
Etn:h-te 81 !::a"s:.a sHnsu ts-4us Ia tA11..i
t"n1 - Le- ..li>.4tHlls;sl s@
stnt- K, d. st's. ard hsmr forming striking coz
sfa.t o. the = nrrai ft,.n't. 4 etrc T. ii III u
eFe~ rtzer b. isE IatetI taksn hur..ptas Nti1u.
thtft tire: S ~
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V!L@Ihe f0EtoWiD4 0u0t1sfon1 wcro frm aod
nncaT :, b; se.fnnder ~ improved dcm:n K1t1. lard
~ 3te; hinged W: nteed, bsied sluo: wnsie
tHI, soHl*s: hank n. Csc: straits Alv0 inbtiea-
&95A4aoo; s!tttaGt Oh q ne.s.foot Oil sl3ssI H.
ttt N ktcle: car dsvd 4t.t3c
GAME1n.i;e ot 70 dez eralde chickens At ss.a5; 10
d"1 ~ It $50 hIfs v-Fv chnee {wEArpe3 III p.pus,
at a. "a deg ,aai' At 8t0: todoz At sSoy: doz rab
hit At doz At 81 u: v.a1.,n casraeses At 10
ptiILfhf-S,es of Is 4ox dFe-eed chickens 1t 5l75:
= COZ y 70 4a d. q - stsa3 70, II Ut u
o = Z sSs @ TO h. aro.,n at g. spd :,ae ~ e
ri ~ dog y q "a; doz ~s $Ak, = dnz dre-sel
st.Eta9lt " ~ -
E!CF-Tle market uas Iriet hnt steady at the fol-
lnM EE rnngc Of u ice. rais. iaroitua
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CAsbLES"i6s foMos1ns IRE III. qaotstlo.e
g !r.lt: KGas saz:ne. Bic; t.s'x t..esiin-l, ~
{. tlase; KA1re4ls saes1tae light isA ,aat.
DktSStu HUtas s-kec-ivet. aas3 head. shipped.
qs1l b. nd. fa}ra by avefakr were:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

FRIDAY EyESIao. DEC Il
1hn fnlov tHe t'btc shows the aAs.r frcriuss and
live dnrlnsthe srk dp tu III. ryar.
5Eg, at Ttlted by tho 6oci ietAry oi the Uasn Strt
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the lAuREATE's NEW POEM;
Inc Cream Of lMr. Tenpyson's Las1
Pan Of Milk,
INC Coming OF King Arthur.
The Holy Grail.
the Northern Farmer, Etc, Etc.
lSKoA ouR OWN CORRESPONDENT

lfaoa ooR OWN CORRESPONDENT
nv .,.. BOSTON. Dec 81.
MI A"feo Tennseons new volume OF poem.
eou p1etcE the great scK:ea Of tdsts m EI,c
nt'Aof = reign, Witch be mas hsf In coaremn,a.
-, nou ana elaboration from tho very ous.es Of M.
.HElS cateer, "ul be put uoon sae N .rxe, nere
Nu1 p faap, eyen 80 short gimp q
atcr of the book, Will te cstcenett w,r4h ,v,,,o
~ Tue fHpid readera Of Chicago. 80 n,u xh mt
i's soa ieT Of the most brilliant or quot ~, a
nshsAgea.
TuK COMING OF ARTHUR.
ttoM taa oaealt paem, which will have
tne nfst place III thecomp e1ed ser,ca II Il ,+en
oea lceu1 Of ofAney, A1thura foster ststeE. wao
tells the story; "A'
But let ne tell thee row another t.,a.
For ble]s cur Mtrl'n's usster, ~ taey sny
1 Hfso bu: u late, ard eeht Lts grS to me
ae,us a. neat asn tn-ak before he lett h's 1fs-
a.a. hs ae , .sirr GasnEe,ng ~ iay tns mage
nuu MeTlh ever aerVed about the ktux,
NRth Uthtr III TiLf4AIi fast tHa,
hueh ng ata Wallg Iur an heir, tne tvo
,,. LEI s VIZ. atd passitg Iurtu to hrea:he,
~ neu itnh the caA.!c gateway ny tue cfa.u
=, '.t, u .oto rue 'il-ti;al ht.Ii-A usns
list @4 ~0' ~ "e4'
nehe:d, so high upon the dres,5 ceeps
~ tetu d IN AtAtEE-a snip. the .11ana theraof
a Qfagop W'bg'u, aLd All fr1u. eteu, iu st~rn
oll&ht MIN thltltE ptuE}e on the Hpcks
ana Rolt as room a. tteh: tuti tueu rms twn
D1opt 10 tbt cove aud Mafcn d the great sra fall
Ma'e ht'ef "ave, eacR Dightter Thu me txss
!ii! !astr Lll1h one, Kasatrsnx h4.t kte deep
It.t anu ia1i ., snices slowly ruse daa plunged
uua[luPs al q III The RAse Was in a nx ije.
Anu ou* q Inc Wase aid IL the Il ans va oorne
a a aHtd bsbe, al foae 10 Mesllu's TeeE
Who s.;oopt sid caught 1he nase, and cfied. The
lItre ,s mi ner for U.her y aod toe fringe
~ mai gFtat tltahes, 6Wetp nE uo the strand
aAtn b. tie Siza1u tt 1t spa1e the word
Al U aii ~ o: Ct hit fonLG hiu! lose III Gre
% tEAt the chid Atd nc wefe cIotaeu til uTe.
AKA tfe.elt!y Thereafter tui.p Ell ca,n,.
ffte tkS 8Lu stars: tAnG thus thult child sha
kaio. ~ @os A3
-! - be v ho re'gca; nor coaid part 10 ncaca
4 ~ tlls eft tuld And Aay'uy n 8 tue ae.r
MtLt t'ro' the strait ami DIRE at1tui pass Vi death
hot estt 10 ~ Guessiun'd ar, Mora
S.Ve On the fur tiFf hIlr; mt Fpen met
Mt1't! Aln ush u Eltt II tHc-e :hItp3 wert. truth
luz tLls ibR 0fsgoh II tr nat ID chlld
Dee'el nff III lie 6. .oFy Of the eeus,-
he ahth O as Ia his "0n, , atd fl1, ~cfil ne
Iii 1lool bg tflpltts It o.d time, a.d ta,d:
''' ltair. Taig, ard sun! a raiEbo In ,he ary 2,
Z tottf q I'll IL te wiker by a.u By:
ali ud 1T y E1t uS nnuCeE ere be die
Hail, rail-, Al,a sun !! q r-lnbuw On the lea
and ftuth IS ttis 10 me, a:d that tn tree.
ALc Irlth or riutleu ur rake3 !t' II o.
KAN. trn. 1t tn'l anu the Tree bl',ssnrn ta1.7
sul', fA1n, Atd sHn anu Mt}-fH Ia he s nj kn,wa-
, 1869-12-25

Thc fol1o !GG we're The II cslpis ard &h:pBer ts
Of f'tun-tlte 4! u II Il, :hla pet1' .:.s,,u; t1e
past "seE, nd for corresponding Erc1s ccL:ag
ps t:1ie1:
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the hundreds throng the Capitol daily ana pc Pc
s,s,.bag members from the Southern States are
;,uch elated TO find themselves the object Of SO
Inch attraction, and are dispensing promises of
.aauepce in the most reckless manner. bargain
~, and trading in the matter Of support are going
80 a searfnI extent and the lobbyists are
spreadinr their nets in the expectation OF making
ablendid hauls, while the female members OF that
1stinauisbed body never before fsunted in such
Jorgeous colors You pays your money ana
Ton tskes won choicc,u has been the motto Of
ess fsscinsting creatures, in the palmy days OF
nsdical corruption but as impeachment Ashley
rad many of his ik take their exit on the 4'h OF
March there is reason to believe that they viii
arow beautifully less in number and less oeaa.l-
Isl in gaudy costumes as their patrons ceser. .e
hem. 40 we ssy good bye Mrs. Hutton. fareWe1
n, the Marstin and good night Mrs. Cobb;
4 'n0 AA DELTA.
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fcnmmunieated.l

! We understand that Col. j. J. O'Connor' VINO
commanded the Fenian risings in Kerry, Ireland,
and for whose capture the English government
offered the large reward of eight hundred pounds,
4 in the city. BE expresses himself IN hopeful
terms of the ultimate success of the Irish canse-
lie will proceed to organize Fenisn Brotherhood
d New Orleans, with view to aiding tbs people
aho, though walking beneath the shadow OF the
saIlows, are quietly working and weaving net
which will entargle England in its neshes at the
krst movement of hostile nature which that
bower makes in Europe. The experience OF a
iwo years residence during all the excitement as
In officer of the Organization, amply qualities Col.
O'Connor to explain the workings and situation OF
the Irish organization. AS he is a stranger in
Kew Orleans, he would be pleased to meet any of
lis countrymen who are interested in the success
" the Irish national cause at his present resi-
Jence, 227 Carondelet street.
We wish him all success in his undertakings,
lid hope the Irishmen of New Orleans will give
Aim q cedd mile faltte, "a thousand welcomes).
The editor of the CRESCENT will confer a favor
Nv giving insertion to the inclosed in the columns
df your valuable paper, which is read by such
lkrge portion of the Irish population here. You
vi. also aid the cause of Irish nationality thereby,
thich every iournaIist-uness subsidized by Brit
th goodwill admit. is thrice holy cause.
/ Very respectfully, y. FEEIAN.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

A HISTORICAL PRBcEDENT.-Some one has sug-
gested likeness between the prolonged saturnalis
10 the House of Representatives "Wednesday and
the scene when John Randolph resisted the an
nouncement of the vote which elected James
Monroe president in 1921. The points OF re-
semblance were in some respects quite remark.
able but Randolph's style was too tame and
commonplace Tor this emergency, and was copied
only In outline. II was true that Randolph inter-
rupted the presiding officer in as rude a manner
IS coald be tolerated in these times; that the
president Of the Senate for a moment quailed be-
fore the unaccustomed spectacle; that the speaker
of the House was obliged TO come to the rescue
and compel Randolph TO take his seat; that when
the vote had been announced and the result de-
cared, Randolph resumed his roaring, in an inter-
val of which the Senate retired. The scene which
followed in the House was not unlike that which
followed the retirement of the Senate last Wed
nesday-Randolph then arraigning the body
which had Just been dissolved declaring the &C
ton of the presiding officer rsurpation, and the
election vitiated that James Claxton or Thomas
Dunn might as well have been declared elected as
James Monroe; that the representatives OF the
people had been put down by clamor and out
rage, and SO on, till the House. in sheer despera
ton. adjourned.-[From the Boston Advertiser.
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A PASSAGE BETWEEN WADE AND SUMSER.-The
old man of the western reserve is heavy on the
gavel about these days. His peremptory method,
at the counting of the presidential votes. was NOT
unlike recent dealing with Senator Sumner at
an evening session, Feb. 6:
The President-There is no quorum present.
Mr.. Sumner-The presumption, until the con-
trary is shown, is that there is quorum present.
The president, with sharp rap-There is no
quorum present, and there can be no presumption
about il. ILaughter-l
Mr.. Summer beg pardon Of the chair. It Is
within my recollection that the late Hon. Rufus
King, when be presided, would, on taking the
chair, take pinch of snuff, and presume that
there was quorum present, and direct that bust.
ness should be proceeded with.
The president-This chair don't Ike snun.
[Laughter.]
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

TIE INJURY TO Mr.. SrEPHENs.-The Atlanta In
telligencer of the 18th says I'VE learn from
John A. Stephens, Esq, Of this city, who has re-
Gently returned from visit to his uncle, Hon.
Alex. e. Stephens the character and extent of the
injury recently sustained by the latter gentleman.
The sciatic nerve was severely injured by the
confusion produced by the fall. This injury con-
fiues him TO his bed in an almost helpless condi-
fon, though it is not thought by his attending
physicians that any serious injury to the straetu
of the hip Joint has been sustained, and they ex.
press the hope and belief that in short time he
may be up and able to resume his usual labors.
The injury was received last Sunday evening
week while taking his usual afternoon recreation.
His suferings for the first two or three days were
of the most intense and excruciatng character.
He 10 now quite free from pain when IN per.
fsctly still position, but he cannot yet move or be
moved without PAIN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

Keep d Hogan, SO Tchoupitoulas street and a.
New Levee, keep on hand large and extens;vs
stock OF hardware and cutlery, Jas. Il. Han =
Co.'s hsyesville, KY, plows, sugar and cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

New York prices for the celebrated Grover 8
Baker sewing machines, and no charge forfreight.
Machine warranted for five years. Only machine
ct for families. ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

THE TExTH's SALvArIoN.-The interior bark Of
tie soap tree Of Chill ia admitted by botanists to
possess cleansing and preservative qualities IN
shared by any other known substance. Its native
name, outlay, il from. qaillidn, to make clean.
This mstchless antiseptic b main constituent Of
the famous preparation for the teeth known as
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead Of
every other article Of il class throughout the
Western hemisphere.
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Monthly advertisements inserted every ether day, 10 be
charged tvo-.hirds the sbsve rates.
First and Fourth page monthly advertisements each
DQuafe, SO Per meHth-
Transient advertisements, having the OF the paper.
FIRST insertion 81 30 per square each subsequent insertion
rs cents per square.
First Fourth page transient advertisements, each
Insertion, 81 80 per square.
st Intervals, TO be charged as new
each insertion.
Regular advertisers advertise largely shall be SLOWED
sach discount named transient rates be
agreed upon; pyscie that shall such discount
ezeeed Is per cent.
An business notices advertisements to be charged 20
cents per line, each insertion.
ADVERTISEMENTS must DO paid for In advance
AN advertisements marked for any specified nunber of
iuseons will be published times and charged accord
ihgiy.
with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
square space occupied by ten lines solid agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
u published every Saturday rnering. Subscription IS
psr snnu IN advance; half yearly and quarterly same
mates; single copies. 10 centA
Rates OF Advertising:
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Don't buy o miserable single thread rnach;n.
when you can get first premium Grover n RsLs,,
at the New York price, fifty-ve dollars. and va.
ranted i've years, at 182 Canal street. wax
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

We must beg our readers pardon for referring
too often to the idiosyncracies "a polite term of
our so-called legislators; bat how can we help
recording the egregrous absurdity Of the honor
able mulatto Poindexter, who, dropping his cigar
IN the lobby Of the Senate, day or two ago, re-
marked as he picked it up " How undignifed it
must appear that an honorable sindtor should be
go poor rs to be compelled to pick up his stump
from the dirty floor ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

The very newest thing in the public
printing line is a bill now before the Legisla
ture 10 order all JUDICIAL and legal advertisements
of the parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson to be
published not only in the Republican in English,
but in the German Gazette in German and in the
Bee IN French.
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afterwsrd, probably, placed on exhibition in the
art gallery!
Daniel Pratt, "the great American traveller"
and irrepressible spouter at woman's rights con-
ventions, Is Just now keeping Providence on q
grin. He sung " Roll on, Silver Moon" the other
night, the audience joining in the chorus with
immense gusto.
The queen Of Belgium, perceiving that her now
deceased son had, during his illness, special
taste for the harp, amid her melancholy duties
learned to play that instrument quite well, and
thus soothed the young prince in his agonized
moments.
Sir Robert Peel, the eminent British statesman,
By dint of hard labor, acquired the faculty of as
! pirating at the beginning of words; bat h in the
| middle of q word he always omitted. Thus he
would say, The man be.syes well who always
ad .eres to his friends"
The New York Sorosis, after lengthy discus
sion of the project of establishing school for the
education and practical training Of servant girls,
has resolved that though such an institution Is
emin emily desirable, il can not undertake the
| task Of starting it.
| Madame Rachel, the bogus beautifer, now at
large, pending the investigation Of the legal JUS
tice of her sentence, has cut Joke at the expense
of the law BY afixing notice over her shop
| front, "Closed during alterations" But street
boy, equal in wit to Madame Rachel, chalked up
the other night an intimation to Beware Of the
paint"
The scene at the deathbed of the little crown
prince of Belgium was hesrt-rending. The poor
parents of the dying prince knelt at his bedside,
sobbing convulsively the count of Flanders and
his wife vainly tried to calm the royal couple,
and even all the servants in the room were
in tears. When the physicians said that
the prince was dead, the mother uttered
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-20

We wonder if there is purer or more exquisite
pleasure in this world of trouble and wickedness
than to purchase pocket full of peanuts and
then take a seat in the Academy. To MUNICH the
pinders and look az the pantomine; to behold the
ballet with mouthful of gubers; to listen to the
Jokes and inhsle the sweet fragrance of the
ground pess-what higher fortune can: ambition
coyet! Peanuts and the Academy are bliss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-25

!" No PoLIcr AGAINST THE WILL or rHa
PEoREE. This i Grants deelarasion.
Let rs zee how it::=Ibeing carried ont.--
Last November, tho Stats Of Missouri
gave nineteen thousand majority against
negro suffrage Now the Radical Legis-
lature ofIhat State has ratified ths PROPOSED
negro suffrage amendment Of che Coassitu..
ton. Mishigsn last year gave forty thou.
sand against negro outrage, and her Leg.
islasars has ratified the proposed amend
rnent. Kansas also gave majority againse
negro suffrage in 1867. Nov the Lseis..
htare ofthat State has rasiisd tie ssffrauc
amendment. This amsndmsns ii nov
20 be forced through ether States. In de-.
sance q ne win ofthe people and azaipst
their protest. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-25

HARfzRs' MAsAzisE. - Harper fol
April has been received. Whatever may
be thOughk 81 il politics. and we thinl
q harshly Of them as the harshest Of on
neighbors, there Is no disputiag. thas ID
stands. in literary and artistic merit, q head
and shoulders higher than any monthly
in the country and we believe infhs world.
Evaryb0dy ought 10 understand their own
business best. and il d very likely that
the Messrs. Hsrpers unasrssaad theirs
better than We %. bat We cannot help
thinking. nevertheless, thss the popular
ity and cirsaIstion of heir Magazine
would - greatly advanced BY excluding
from fzfzs uliTsssrsnsss sozssrs par-
tizan polisi1 The terms q che Rlags-
zine may b sesn in another eolumn. "a,