New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
Gable WaIk.
Tom praised his friend, who d changed his state
For binding fast himself and Kate
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For binding fast himself and Kate
In union so divine.
Wcdock S the end of life.' he cried: y
Too true. alas = said Jack and sighed
II will be the end of mnc.'
Now it is evident to any critical reader of these lines
that jacks block was in unhealthy state-or which
Bulls Sarsaparila " would have been excellent
edy 1t is Tor sale at j. Wrght's. Isl Charities street
To the sght-secrs who promenaded in Camp
street yesterday during the Freens Procession the
windows of b. NJ Normans Bookstore great CEN
tire of attraction for there number beautiful
works of exposed to view The well known reputation
of Mr. Norman is constantly bringing to his store. IA
Camp street great influx of customers for they know
that he constantly receiving large supplies of books of
the day, all the leading periodicals and an unusually
choice collection of fancy stationery cabinet pictures
The first of March is regarded by the Welsh great
festival day in honor of their patron saint St. David
is the nvariable of the Welsh wear leeks in
their hats this day The harp is yet the national
musical instrument of Wales, and the Welsh harpists
have long been celebrated In the United States there is
particular preference shown the harp judging from
what H. D. Hewitt sells ut his music warehouse Camp
street We may mention the excellence of his Pianos.
many of which from Peyel of Paris In fact all his
Pianos Flutes and other musical instruments from
| the most celebrated manufactures.
We very glad to notice that business men are taking
snerest in the great merits of james A Campbels
laIu frcss invention destined
lutionze the present system of printing cards Having
this newly invented press have some know
ledge of its unparalleled rapity 1t is easily worked
that boy nigh print off without fatigue some six
Thousand cards per hour Do not forget this Press
| at 50 Poytras street, second floor
TIE RIVER NILE There Is magic in that name -,
Our citizens ought to recollect that Mr. Gliddons cee
brated Panorama of the Nile Egypt and Nuba is now on
exhibition Commercial Exchange Hall St Chan les ST
The spectator is transported very romantic country
The most varied OF modern Egyptian life are adj
miraby depicted the glowing interSpersed with
of the tme-honored ruins that dot the
valley of the Nile,
the generation of i'll way to shorten the
length of human life since the age Of from the time
Moses the present has stood about eighty wears
without gradually declining. might have expected
And it is positive fact that competition not dimn-
sh the profits Of Thompson s. Nixon. 10 Camp street
Even allowing the well known excellence and style of
their clothing the amount of their sales stggers belief
The term of Lombard was anciently used in England
for a banker The name is derived from the Italian
merchants the great bankers of the middle ages prnci-
pay from the cities Of Lombardy who said to have
settled in London n the middle of the 18th cantury and
in street of the city which still bears their name Cos
grove Boyle have their establishment LIS Tchoupi-
oulas street where they manufacture first frehose
saddery and harness