New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-24
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER n, 1865.
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Special GorresHsndenee Of tl.sssreseent.I
Louisville has not kept pace vita its fortrer
rival, gincinusd, iii commerce and ponalation, get
she has been shy no means b laggard in progress.
Many elegant business houses have OF. late wears
been erected; among them. Is a fne hotel on
Main street, and the Willard House IN lie moreE
central part, while tile fameHs Gait HostEe i'll i,i
progress Of arising from ITS ashes, enlarged and
beautiful. The drug house &c WILSON, Peters 81
Co, established 1sI fat the corner Of Main and
Fifth Streets attracts attention by itaeleganea and
peculiarly. il Of dne stone, Eve stories high
The chemical works IN connection are equal to anvil
for the same purposes IN New Yo3ss Among dlelI
public institutions, stranger should not fail to
visit the Blind Asylum, although It IL situated lie
the suburbs Of the city The building formerly
used for ills purpose, was destroyed q few years
ago by fire, but through the energy of its super
intendent, Mr. Brice Patton, larger and more ee-
CANT building has been erected in more suitable
location. The building is eommodions and taste. |
fnl, and tho grounds well Improved. &c was
touching and beautiful to see the principal sur
rounded by his sightless pupils. seated afteg the
close, of Gle days dutiesion the gEeen sward and
notice The expression Of reverence and love with |
which they were listening to bis conversation |
This institution has always been noted for its exs
eeiient manage and the respect and love that
the pupils who are educated there, always mani
festfor i and It's teachers. From the Blind IN
stitatet:w proceeded to Cave Hill cemetery.
This Indicates likewise the taste, refinement and
wealth ofsthe Lonisyillians. The cemetery itself
has not been laid out many years, and eonses
quently cannot compare with the older ones of
the eastern yet in its improvements, but
some Of the monuments are as elegant as any i'm
Greenwood, BfoolSiyn or Laurel Hill, Philadelphia
tie than the monument over o child, shellIen-
clustea with flowers, within which reposes an
irfant The design, The stone, and the execution |
are pure and faultless. There are many otbers
exqniaitely seulptnred and more costly. Is
The court house is massive building, well pro
portioned and centrally located. had not time
TO visit the artesian we'll as Idesired, This IS Of
Immense depth, and affords vast eolumuof water
Of mineral ana medicinal properties, 1t supplies I
medical tbs said to possess remarkable heaIing3
qualities In some diseases, besides afiording water
for paper Factory and other works. On our re- |
turn, we passed through Louisville again. The /
city was alive with excitement ON the coming I
election pendlefon and Yallandigham were to /
give aa address that night, and we subsequently /
understood they had an immense audience. There
was much enthusiasm manifested concerning theH
election Of Dnvsll, and the subsequent returns
gave him 10000 majority. So Kentucky fully !
proves heraelf4loyal to the old Constitution and
justice Oppressed ana oyerrun she may be, butl
her native born citizens are ataneh and true at
heart.
KENTUCKY STATE LorTERY.--Pe Isons who arein
the habit Of investing few spare dollars each
month In the purchase Of lottery tickets, should
examine the schemesof the above named lottery, |
which is published to-day, and compare il with |
those of others which they may have been in the /
habit Of patronising, The Kentucky lottery, it /
must be borne in mind, being carried on in ais-
Ter State takes nooapital out Of the country, has
a larger number Of prizes for the number of
tickets sold, and the tickets are cheaper than /
almost any other we know Of. Besides all these I
inducements, persons drawing prizes in it do not /
have to submit to discount on the sums drawn, /
for our friend and old fellow-oitizen Charles I. /
Howard, No 40 Camp street, the lottery agent,
pays them all in full Immediately on demand. |
Mr.. Howard has paid an immense sam Of money
into the State treasury for license to carry on this
business, which money, it must not be forgotten,
goes towards supporting the Charity Hospital, an
institution most deserving the support Of all good
citizens OF New Orleans. Therefore to patronize /
him is to assist ia the giving Of medical attention
to the poor, and il ever any act#deseryed to be
crowned With good fortune, such an act does.
a-4l----a4-4 $50
we were pleased to meet yesterday our old
friend ar. lose Domingo, Importer Of HaFana
cigars, who has just returned from trip to Ha,
vana. He looks hale and hearty, andIinforins US
that business in CuBa is not in very encouraging
condition and that in consequence Of the present
tariff manufacturers were receiving
few or no orders from the United States fer cigars
Or manufactured tobacco. This IS no.more than
might have been anticipated when. Congress, to
secura the support Of Connecticut, alRlost pro-
scribed bringing nto this country OF manufac-
u res which competed WITH her miserable pro
AUCTIONS. Nevertheless DR. Domingo win no
doubt have suppIg 81 Gint95 dc Orion, q andI
other fine brands. for his old friends. Hewill
tllat.
Persons engaged in sedentafg enlployn1enfs i
fitlin doors VIII faa that an oecasiopaI'use pl IN
lea Jacet BittaFa gently stimulates the eiFeqla j
ION, Improves te appetite, produces q Irregular lii
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