New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-08
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ortaby warm and the fat ones that Il Is ho-Awfu hot
evenings nights and mornings however, with tneir a.
cous compensate for
md when We consider with what degree OF health
city continues bles that there any
sonabe ground Of complaint June il always nos on'n ~
this laitudehe hottest month Of tho yearsnu 70 nus
1t ~ 1t comes. w 5s sa L,
The usdinr into its relaxation ihefe
perhaps no ess in mar and no less NOISE
and coasion amid world Of wheeled vehicles thsn .he'e
two months ago; still the undef-curehs oi business ~
more surcisby Merchants and clerks lake longer onne
and rend er evening homeward an earlier hour
than heretofore there other indications OF
10 which Are necessity peculiar to cities in the sunny
Southn
down very lively augmentation We allude to the
bui,ine operations The Crescent City up to her
the s Of during the winter and spring mon'ns
Int In devotes herself to ner
r, after the fashion Of pretty daughters and dec
and touching herself in order bushng and
majestic as the Queen Of the South when she shall next
welcome back her world scattered subjects v.
Recreation in there Of public character
few Of the perpetual the fancy rattle and
saoous continue their rotatoy misery but the saloons
are sim fact not at ALL We believe the propri
and rent by the and keep the organs
going of getting the full value OF their
yesmept Social gatherings promenades shelroad and rail-
road rides lake uppers fishing and bathing are the chief
the population During the pleas
evenings past week. the streets and have been
perfect gnsh the lake trains have
crowded the livery stables done smashng business
snd the moon FULL has shed radiance of
social festyy such she nowhere else in her
round. -fg-4{ b.
The absence Of the transient or population
rtbIa .bout town At the railroad denos and ON the
anding departing baggage be and fair
nnrnkne Of ladies and gentlemen but New Or
laa,s has ceassd to be village and is now owna town Of
inch liberal dimensions tia. she can spare few thousands of
her neoue for month or two without either going into col
lapse or breaking her heart with grief Her continued health
fat looking sons doctors to depond some
what We sympathze with Them as in duty bound should
failure Of tho sick crop compel any emigrate We
trust they may have pleasant time of it whilst
tors We believe humans like the rest Of and
discover why they travel enjoy the miseres suffer
the enjoymens the North and home pucked and hun
gry like Always Indeed should suppose the railroad
snases incidents Of the kind the Northern travel
routes would be incentive medical men to take
for then the pudding OF their pleasure would DO
favored with the spice Of business. ~
The hotels desert0d though they
Of spare Louis learn closes the 18th OF
3uy The ST. Charles City and Arcade intend keeping open
| all summer. F-f.a r.- I#
The gardens blush with beauty and drip with sweetness the
ladies balc0nze loose white robes the usqos are on
in full force and send in their bills with extra energy Tor
their coplasance in coming the soda fountains
Rzz all the day long the marchands shrek through
the streets at night these with other sras prove what
/ we have already intimated-that summer is upon
Il 3 EJp THINKS OF MARRYING-hIany of our citizens
u al M AHA m prizzlv aneerlookine old
i . - 1900 ahont tovn VIII, n bundle Of old umbrellas
chr rtnf
,saa n,a,.nss and ,b Wandering JewYitb a very de-
- -. - a7 s,,,h ola dog 4, bis wake For any
- III, n 4i - - a. n. ,,,rasent ,,ensration mr. human
r. - Ia ~. o, Goss;I .ond anpear obays dronped
from the comet or to have been res,rreced
| fury and put in motion on the gavanic principle
Consequently, 1T with little surprise that heard
the other day that the old fellow has human feeling in
him. and that Of the refined and romantic kind He
tuay thinks getting married. Yes, he does He has
condan that we know pleasure of knowing
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affections but he divulges his intention daily and has
or year two past at Mtchels court very odd
manner For long habit early each
ing Of stealing slyy up stairs and watching till
clear in order to slip five piece OF the
COURTROOM This DONE he would beat precpate retreat
/ if he had been doing something dishonest.
Being cangt in the act several times and questioned
motive he admitted with great deal Of hesitation
and grmacpg that he intended getting married. and
FIVE cent piece was his daily deposit toward the purchase
marriage license The negro who swept out the
commonly appropriated the pcayune; but the old man.
finding this out summoned IN courage enough to deposit his
pe me the hands Of the Judge That functonary approx
ing Of the design and being disposed to accommodate
had little money box nailed to the wall the reception
safe keeping Of the old daily picayune now
morning. between and clock the old fellow may
steal into court furivey about drop hi
N picsyune hurriediy in the box, and clear out.
deposits have amounted to enough to purchase
licenses pu' he see.s W oon.et .e pio's 'e .
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! PORTABLE DOOR hNoCkERS.- we nearu OF maj
the other day. raped at friends door with his knucke
without making himself heard upon which he put his hand
his pocket drew it forth in of brass knuckles and
ratat which speedily caused the door to swing Th
suggests an idea which we think worthy OF const
Grafton If reports to be believed has not been long sine
brass knucke knuckes supposed to lie concealed
the pocket ofeyey Thug in New every decent ma
" supposed to be Thug Now il there truth
suggestions there be large number of brass knuc
town. hear of their being used
they be dead meaa dead weight and dead loss TIL
being tie think the articles might be called by nnoh
name and pl' . ano'her Vs. aFge portion q
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and IN consequence ieho iouiu happen ~ eau on :"
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Brass knuckles would prevent all this They can make
VI amount OF NOISE on VI oe''ess aoo' m w
lu yen'ence or pam 10 le seeheh W. he'e
ed knock - and sed nccordnpy There IL ,oeksmit
hs,es exnossd for sas in His window amidst his loo
mt h o Wa nrssnre h ors hem for s,e as door kno
me ndeed we think they are remarkably potent in knock
IN a. M doo If mans understanding when II il stpbborn
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