The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
French Language,

French Language
The Best Opportunity Of acquiring this Useful
Mr. EUGENE EsDRG viii rs'nHe Is French Evening Glass,
m pap soa and hose I %ae Po oa ii. n ae J @ "a
For further p1ouars apply at bis Office No 2s Dunean's Build
NJ Mr. Z. teaches Double Eaty BOOK KEEPING aends TO
iisb Language. '''- ''''l' ''''' dia In
e. Hermann lodge No, 90, o, D.,A.Y. IN
M-Under iurisiicten u he Grand Lodge of Louai.
ana Incorporated 81 1872, The Regular MestPgn Of X ~
each month hafpa Friendship Hal NO li6
Charities The mebers Of te Lodges under h Jurisdiction,
order. IyI5 y HENRY siMoNs, W. NJ
mo- The Books Of The LOUISIANA HisTRoNiC AssocIA.
TON opened daily he uoe the Secretary from 10 A.
NJ to u NJ at the Of A. TYLER No 80 Camp street, under
the following Rule and Regushons
Article 49, Honorary Members shall be entitled Personal
ticket not transferable aud Gueat ticket which will admit
oets r. NJ. MeALPIN President
~ James Gulick Fire Company. No. IT.
Meeting Company December ls49 the
following gentlemen elected Officers for the ensuing year
sSe' I9HS qy sfi,E EGTsPa1 E .,,t,D,
WILLIAM FAUIKNER, second Assistant.
jjo JOHN Il REYYRSsoSIbSs seITfi leaysarer.
JAMES HUBBARD, Steward.
Delegatss 70 the FiiemG1's Charitable AssoetatioH
JOHN REYNOLDS. JOHN R. PEGG......J RAsHIDE.
ana JOHN R. PEGG, Secretary,
EZ- !. o. o. F...Odd. FeIIows' Rest
q LOTS and lU u he Cemetery q he y F. B elG
NG9BERED Tors, b il fssi, Al s5oi
Do. do. irregular a Is n. f.
LEI5ERED LOTS at 81 per square foot
PA6gLIS, At sa9 each; .,.,.- d.,
M Vaults to be paid Applications for Lots or
my10tf JOS. ETTER. Treasurer. 20 Camp st.
~ I O. 2. FlewaTd Lodge No, lsAless syeIy
and Tchouptoulaa streets. 0Eeers:
II Levy ~ e 1LisoN, ssa ansi9.
HARVEY GLEASON, U. s. Consul,
| For10arding and Commission Merchant,
WILL give hi. attention al bba.5s. entrusted him. and
sisssi sis99ss White Co. Ms Paradise Luvrason Co.
Small ss.. Msgl p .S 81 H' 2T,,,i E,2, v
" Parmsls Brother, NeworleanS, nl9 sm
DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
". AB9'NCt7Ge9' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
jedi NO. 80 GRAvIER STREET. "
TO Close business.
Positive Liquidation
|C RFH ER9S sog g cgSST 1,9 and
eSt INV Ft5 HI DIAM BIAoNBs
si il,N AND ~ Plated WARIE ete; ee.-ATlsAz
Of the extensive asortnents in this City and purchaser
until the whole Stock Is disposed Of az TT
IT. IN. Jackson g. Go.
No. 81 CANAL, one door from Camp
Fine Fashionable Clothing Is Enlistment.
FiEE SHIRTS, Of an The latest Pstegns; Under Shirts
! 4 Cotton and Wooden Drawers; Stocks; Cruyats Ho
siery suspehdes Gloves; Trunks; Valies; Carpet Bags
ec-s etc. for sale az extremely low prices for cash We
hcit call from our Friends and tie Public examine
Goods and Judge for themselves. E We keep also BOYS
aud YOUTHS CLOTHING. d. 3m
m Millinery and Fancy Dry -
49, Goods EIsNNS
MI ~ Pernona articles will -
assortment, Of cxeuieut QnTlity and Of the
0i.fh- LATEST FASHIONS, ~
II 0UHV II CHARITIES st. .ges
- - ID. F. YARMOUTH. MO
nsu ~ OrderU from n country solicited ~
THE RIGHT PLACE.
IN SD S@g Cd Va
TNHOSE in want Of MILLINERY or FANCY GOOD.
i viii find Mas; CAMPBELL's, Garner POgdras and ca
rOHdfst sTegSs the right place to bB Goods cheap. He
nssortment Of Paris Cgpoes large and Of the best styles
be found in the city. Besides Bonnets Of all kinds, Mr.
has Mautas, Grape Shaw Boys and Infants Caps an
q variety of pretty and useful things for the Holidays.