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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-11

GEMS FROM THE PoLYNEsIAN.-The following are
more characteristic of that sheet than beautiful:
..Come, come, squeeze that trumpet a little
Poly. For " trumpet read Syphon, and the figure
is perfect.
The communication in to-day's paper is worthy
of a serious perusal.'-Poiy. Hardly as much can
be said Of its editorials for it is q serious task to wade
through them.
elf the advertiser would only eschew bad COM
pany,' &c.-Poly. That is excellent advice. consid-
ering the source. We have long been trying to get
rid of bad company; but it seems as if the govern
ment can't dispense with its organ.
"Our.destiny seems to stare US in the face
Poly. We we're not aware that any gallows had
been erected for the benefit Of the Polynesian staff;
and under the circumstances they have our warmest
sympathy.
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INrER-IsLAND TRADE.

Yr KABJLrF-p5 Moi Keiki Feb 1000 n lumber, 2 half
esyeis salmon, ! ron China mating 90 lbs rice, 3 coils rope
> hgfs bread, 2 rods zinc, IL pkFs mdse-
1sun KoLOA-Pex AHce, FEB +15 cords hrewood. Q passen.
gGuA
ys KAwAuAE-per Nary, Feb 40 bndss hoop iron, 3 dc
huis srver, , horSes- s doukeys, 20 pkgs mise-
Fruu koLoA-per kecni Ana FEB 3S kegs sugar, II bndIs
ec6seco. 2 baks code<- s do fungus 8 brs Irish POTATOES, 2 dc
cuDb 10 lunches bananas, 2 bags salt, 9 hides, 500 goat skins
II h5s kukui oil, 81 eocoanuts. 5 kegs butter, 5 cords nresocd
ohcgA 4 chickens, 20 caizbzshes, 10 drinking caiabashes. 10
nsaA 10 fns do, : buckets eggs. S bundles hsh, 1000 c boards
l0Hnenzu5-
PROM LAHAHA-pe7 KamoL, Feb 40 bndls sugarczne, %
Suoches bananas, Ice hidez, S sheep, ] beg, 4 pkzs specie, 2
oudb hoop iron, ! bundle otona-
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Vessel. Expected from F.rei.. Porte.

An bark Fanny Major. Paey, viii leave San Frzncisco sbou,
yeoL 90 due here March O.
Am clipper 6rigzn,ine Josephine, Baker, sailed from New
Ycrk Dec =, due here April l.
xhe Sssu<ru, en- route for Melbourne, will leave San Francis
co shout JAM 31-dre here Fen. I2th % 18th.
Schooner sophia, Homer, was to leave San Francisco about
jan D-dueh here Feb. 10 20 IS
Tie Br Brig AntlLa- from Liverpool, will be due in all Feb.
The ship Elisa K Ella sailed from Boston Oct 30. for Hopoluiu
asrecf-wi1 he due March 1.
The sch Golden STATE Is due from Afbfou River. northwest
epasc Of America with . szrE0 q lum5er.
Am ssea7 fixzs= Aerinsc viii Dc due In March, from Val
DsF4<so via Tahiti
Ihe Am ship Aspa.iA viii be DIE about April It, from Ac.-
pa;ro.
NE clipper ship Fnszse Bird Is due from San Francisco.
1e Hawaiian brig Advance viii be due from Fanning's Isl,
March 1st-
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NxDsESDxY ErfnIso, Tr1. .. ~


IN pest week has be0 one q eusune dullnes. sud ve have
% arrivals q departures ofmerchans veneh 70 report
M nesk xesAss = bang re-o1pprr.a, vhich yin e.u,e =
@se delAy N her a1inS. We hear Of hut Ene fteieht oHezin<
a. skn Yrznczson.
me Hawaiian Sssto sAa1rs vm Iezy. port this zsfns under
te nox nyoshae ansptces; no vessels In shs ocean are better
saeo GO omesred-en he experiences cf previous years h taken
sdvanfase Of in their appoiutzsentz, fitting and manning: We
peeaAes sr them . prosperous se.snu, and II any ship nails to
come sp to he aser.g- h M; no< Be for wan. Of nberzHfy and
sore''ehi On The pst II he ovners, OF Of incompleteness IN The
shzpsL
" esan fnnessco paper . table Of exports from
'ee' CITY, hou vhseA ve clip the ssuo~ing total amount Of e-
sosast 70 he Sandwich Islands for 1857.
Total value Of merchandise, s2ea2oo
l66-s65 ii
We nodes fhst the arsscfe Of sbreizn rour 10 NOT 90 plenty o,
sse As Il has been the market has been sluttei through the
M, AID sa'es would not near cover the cost Of importation the
~oek . SIN Ar. but not heavy The stock Of Hawaiian IL quite
'rs.-she min has stopped grinding for the seasoa-the balance
wheat - he min being reserved for seed fog the planters.
5ooAk-&nau seeenious are being made 10 the sock by
coasters mon Kauai We hear OF no saI>s- No. 1 b heId NJ g.
oArS-aASo ola -soo rs domestic az dc
1LoCh-Re Mn Company have raised the price Of their
sozr % sl7 . bhl, wholesale, At which price there are snau
sales made tohskess and TIE rr1fe-
BUTTS AND sHoES-Ihe market 10 very ven supplied With
mast d>seripd0sA and no demand Sales hardly cover coss oil
Importation
sREAD-saies q 90 bsis besd, danaeed,a It auction, at s1sc
= 81 each
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MEMORANDA.

u Capt Williams Of the Cincinnati, =. Lahaina, has fur.
nished Is, BY letter, with the following rhal--hip reports :-Ai
b. Carlos, Nov 10. ship Citizen, cash, Of Nantucket, nom the
Line, 100 sp, 100 vh at Valparaiso. Dec 3. bark n. 9. Per-
kins, kihs-n, o. L., IS brs vh, bound 20 Kotsack. Spoke
Dec IL, s. lat IS W. long. 74e 40. ship Hero. Holly. of Nan
tucket. 900 sp; Nov Is. s. TAI. As ". long. :es ship prUuo
Nay, Of 90 sp, loo VII Nov Is. g. lat. As, ". long.
7os bark Iris, Boues. Of n L. 100 sp, 100 VII.
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VESSELS IN PORT-FEB. 10.
An clipper BIZ Yankee, Smith
1T. l. NJ brig Aicbiade. Nzrixry.
ship John Marshall. Pends-sor.
Hav brig AnfHia. Bnschman-
Am clipper ship Polynesia. Perkins
Ais-ionzry packet Morning Star, Moore.
rvuarExs-
Nip Chas. Phelps. EtirSise Bark Italy, Bshcock
nazk Cynth.z- sherman Vernon Bumpus
Harmony, Austin Gambia. Merritt
. Eetropofs,-
C Coasters In Pert.
esh Kfnnnle, repairing.
sh Hz.iiiio. repairing.
Sch Excel. Antonio.
sh Sally. repairing.
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PORT OF

ARRIVALS.
Feb l-nr vh Oh MAnche, Laiknne. I35 ds IN Havre. clean.
A-Am vh 81 Corsa- Fish. I'm the line
IAN VII sh Brutus. Henry. go % season-
e-Am sh 81 Cincinnati. Williams, $50 VII, $500 bone
last I'm Valparaiso bound 20 the Octotsk.
o-Chf bk Alex Garages. kOss, ~ ds I'm Csiiao.
I'll B. NJ Str Vixen, Neachzm, I'm Hlo.
DEPARTURES.
- 9-Brutus. Henry. for Honolulu.
4-Aex 6zresos, Ross, Honosulu-
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$50 work the Honey Bees
Creatures that by n rule in nature, teach
The art of order to "A peopled kingdom.
They have a king and officers Of sorts
While some, like magistrates, correct at home
Others, like merchants, venture trade abroad
Others. like soldiers. armed in their stings,
Make boot upon the summers velvet buds,
Which pillage they with merry march bring home
To the tent royal Of their emperor
Who, busted in his majesty, surveys
The singing masons building roofs OF gold
The civil citizens kneading up their honey
The poor mechanic port rs crowding in
Their heavy burdens at this narrow gate
The sad eyed justice, with his suriy hum,
Delivering DER to executors pale
rhe lazy. yawning drcne."
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yoEzIGz.
Ir TxuALnr. w.T-per L p. Poster, Fet sc II Butler,
~ end 2 children, " fre1and and wife, " WOOdcoc., and Q
1~ AUCKLAND, N-z-per L-veret, Feb 81 A Rowe, , r
Marshall, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs Marshall J Hernandez, j Armstrong,
1suy Adams, Lukhe< Ben, r Miles, Raphael Gumbo-
Dor LAHAuA-pez Moi Keski, Feb &-B p Bolies, and Is deck
pnsoenE<ra
Tor KoLoA-pz Excel, Ieb 4-Hoa L Anarvs, Judge }
hardy, and 10 On dock
19 kAwAuAs-per MAJ, Feb x-yn Z Lyons, , II Wood,
= uEndIy, 2 cummins. snd 20 on deck
yoo LxEADx1D9 Kzmoi, Feb "A @ Ihunton, " Good
-, and - on det-
Jron KoLoA-per Kauehzneha ", Reb miss Martha A
Cknmb<rfnan- and Is on deck.
Trga kArAs-p~ Kzpd, FEB Mr. James Beknen, Julias
D1aoik aDd - a d>cB.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL--The NATIVE boy-ay young
ster of about ffteen-who is accused by Edwards Of
assaulting him with an Ak on the 18th of January,
was examined before Judge Griswold ON Tuesday last
and fully committed for trial at the April term OF the
Supreme Court, on a charge of g assaulting with a
deadly weapon On the preliminary examination,
the boy plead not guilty, and no motive was made
apparent for the outrage.
STEAMER TIME.-The clipper schooner Maria,
Capt. Frank Molteno, which left Honolulu on We'd
nesday Of last week, Mt 5 P. NJ. with a north wind,
arrived at Lahaina anchorage at daylight on Thurs
day morning, making the passage up in twelve hours.
The Wednesday evening edition of the Commercial,
dispatched by the Maria. was in the hands Of our
Lahaina subscribers before the Honolulu edition was
circulated. The Ramoi, also made TIE run up to
Lahaina in fifteen hours, a few days previously.
Auction or Store LEAsE-On Tuesday next Mr..
Colburn will sell the lease of the store now occupied
by DIR. Ford. This is one Of the most eligible stands
in Honolulu. At the same time will be sold several
building lots on Tutui street, near the residence of A.
p. Everett, Esq. 49,
~ On the last page-will be found No. 6 Of the
articles On the Marquesan mission; also q commune
cation. -
MATCHES AND CHIEDREx@Care should be taken by
house keepers to keep matches from children. The
other day q child three or four years of age, got hold
Of q boz Of matches while in q chamber alone, and
naturally enough began to play with them. When
discovered, the bed and = quantity Of newly washed
clothes we're destroyed and the house barely saved
from destruction. Matches should be kept in : tin
boz. above the reach Of chiidren. Besides the danger
from IRE, it may not be generally known that the 90
luton in which matches 10 dipped = 5 deAdly poison.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-08
CI)oife })octrn.
MY BIRTHDAY.

Il
Ny ''''''''S va ''',' l'' ''..I -
>,,.,,in, the chords that have been silent long
s,i tIcy are breathing such rich melody
That tears AMI smiles arc blended III my heart
A,;, thc note list. They're coming now
ia wild exuJcrunce of childish glce;
AMI ucw, as a t!.c!, shadow intervcnes,
The music sweet is flushed in mouruf,iacss.
Thus. thus in life IS ever mingled mint,
And S',les~' ''5N' az" si'''''ii'
Ny birthday! oh
IT.v of- ha thou beer welcomed by fcnnd
hearts
Oi chcrishel ones I'll meet on earth no more!
Aud there was one whose smiles was Gcarcr far
e my young hc,rt tnau others Ger could be.
He's l smile wrcathea by the ha.iow'd light
IHunihing ncr spirit depths.
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p, ,,...,.,.. e.,,1 ro.,.,.,r r.,,., ,,,,. ,,ovo
,..,..,l ,,,atr,er ,.,s ON p,,,, tIiplz.
t.-..f4 ,.,r..+ ,i,Jt
r.,,T ,..,,, tr.c. thc holy radiance
e.t,y ,Iost smile that from its realm Of bliss
Gs.. :. s,,.o,t i. 1t Of love and puritv
Upon my saddencd spirit; and feel
Inst III thy home IN Paradise there Il &c
pace 'eS'uc my h'o''.'' ~, -,I' ,'',',
w. ",''' wv ,I,a I,.n..,...
~ .i..,. - ,,ta mo 70 e,,r,,i,,,
| gr..,. will, 5y..l j., h,nnine.s with thee.
"~,'' VIII owen III "'Ip''''@' W '''' ''''''
u con.'st to me when g!alaNnc earth Is
crowned
! .,l ,ovnr;an.e with fruit and Fewer:
,,,'.,+ ,..I,a,, s,-i,,a,s soft Lul,,ip.s Iyv,li
#r,,..s ,..:,.,,t..+ c,,...e fIoon
l.' "p''t IN summer '''''i''',, 80, S"!''s '''''
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az W. len members have been elected to the
,n.. n. a'use of Congress from two States Ar
.ss 1au Missouri They are all demo-
a,.... IN the last houso they stood seven
%, ,o,, ,s'.'a 8, aud three opposition. This does
j. Dc,,'1 Dc~ IKE the next house being opposed to
0''Hocratic party.
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TWO DOL L A r S
Owe DOLL1R AND SEpENIE-FIp
If not paid within six months, a,

n not maid until the termination of the year.
No subscription will be taken for shorter
,,r;ol than six months. and no subscriber will be
- vhortv to discontinue his paper until all ar
garages are paid, except at the option OF the
aIv person subscribing for six months will be
oI,,rr,i oyE DOLLAR, unless the money is paid
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Sixty deaths resulted from yellow fever in
New Orleans Oh the Goth ult
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= e II NJ s:

LLDEMOCRAT & SENTINEL" is PUB
lished every Wednesday Morning at
One s,OiInr and Fifty Cents per
nnnunl payable IN Advance,
- nnLL1R IND SEIE ENTEEIIE CTS
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And she, perhaps,

80 The New York News states that q
III purchased some beautiful red and ap-
..''.-'iy . ripe peaches from fruit seller, and
, upon Pceling them he found them per
..! green under the skin, the seller having
=. 81 the skins red in order to make them
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,NesU EIEsttr1nos
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
New Orleans, La.


The members of the above Association hereby notified
that the following Brothers constitute the General Relief Com
mitee, and are ready TO attend on the sick
Presdent.-A. VIEIRA, of St Ann ard Bourbon
Streets
First yiee,prestdent- a PoNs F. VALENCIA, 81 Love
street.
Second vice President-JosE BARBA Jr $50 Old Levee
street
secretsry-ANTHoNYs ANBoLA 1s8 Old Levee street.
Treosure-F j. DA COSTA, Frenohmen aud Great
men streets.
PHEN BoEHM, $50 Old Layee street
First District
JOSE RIyAs, Baronne street. near Poydras.
SEBASTIAN TALoRs Perdido aud Liberty streets.
MARQUEE SANCHEZ 1854 Poydras street,l
JAMES POWERS 81 Liberty street
JUAN RTxAREs, corner Franklin and Julia streets.
HENRY FuSTNER, 10 Delord street.
Second District
JOHN j. yANNER, Il3 St Philippe street.
JEAN TAILLEFER, l6 St. Philippe street
AUGUST WHENEVER, IS 0rleans street.
j. P. MONTANAT, 40 IRENE street.
JEAN b. CASSAS, is Main street.
GEORGEJ. RIEGER, 154 old Levee street
Third District.
vICENSO CAMUGLI, SO Morales street.
JOHN H. BERNUS corner EsplNnsde and Bogatelle SITS.
JOHN BROWN, lis Urquhart
MARIANA PELAYO, 81 Marigny street.
MANOEL VEGAS, corner Bagatelle and Love streets.
A. CALvE, 90 Front
Physcian--Dr j. 81 CASTTLLAN0S, 50 Condo street be
tween Ursulnes and ST. Philippe.
Druggiss-Fir,t Discretionary GOLDMAN, $50 Poy-
iras street, corner BHronne
Second Distric-MANUEL BLAsco, 81 Condo street. be-
tween Main and 81, philippe
Third Disrct-JUsTIN CATuALA, corner Frenchtnen and
JasacHlvo streets.
Fourth District-To be supplied.
EThe members who have given the place of their resi-
dence will please forward and bring the the
retury Of the Society Immediately
By order of the Board:
a ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

ANOTHER ED1ToR GoNE~-One more member Of the
editorial fraternity has fallen victim to the cpl,
-demic Mr.. Edward Gabain, editor Of the German
Gazette. As an editor, he was much loved and
esteemed by his German felow-citizens and for the
different qualities which mark the gentleman, was
respected by all with whom he ever came in contact
outside the sphere of his German friends and readers
He died yesterday afternoon in the thrtythird year
Of his age and is to be buried this afternoon at
o'clock, from his residence at the corner Of Charities
and St. Peter streets, In the death of Mr.. GRbain,
the German community have lost friend, and New
Orleans d citizen who will not speedily be forgotten
MAY he rest we'll
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Carpet Wgoreho,sae.
Ia4Y.,......,,,,...cANAL STREET. .........,...1 i.

CANAL STREET. 1874
j. ID. CAMERON &. 90.
Have recently received large stock of newest styles of
Competing and Curtain Goods,
from manufacturers, and offer Them at small profit We
possess every facility procuring the newest and best goods
at the lowest prices.
CHOICE VELVET WILTON, in best and common quality
Low PRICED AND SUPERIOR BRUSSELS, S-PIY and
INGRAM, Of various qualities
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING-D Dutch, Wool and Hemp,
for Offices.
COCOA MATING, 81 to Ga
81 10 1874 Figured BAIzEs, by the yard
in squares.
Velvet Tufted and Mosaic RUGS.
DOOR MATS and RUGS, STAIR RODS etc, etc
Floor Oil Cloths.
Three to tweny,onr feet WIDE of the best and ordinary
qualities.
Curtain Goods.
Cotton Cotton and Worsted and Dn1pask
Satin De Isine and Brocatere
Ga Printed Lasting and Reps,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Cords Tassels Gimps
ec.i Cornices, Bands and Pins
Window Shades.
very large variety Of new and elegant styles.
Billiard Cloths
OF extra Quality-S4 Crimson, Green and Blue for Table
Covers.
PIANO AND TABLE COvERs--A large assortment
We daily receiving additions to our stock which viii be
unsurpassed in the country ocl 2n6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

direct attention to the advertised circular the New
Orleans agent of the Home Insurance Company of
New York, Mr.. R. W. Rayne, No. IS Magazine street
The capital Of the Company has recently been in.
creased to 100000 and the tenth annual statement
shows that on the LIST Of July last the Company
surplus was S377329 So, against liabilities Of only
$35,562 20. The Company take FIRE and river risks
at the lowest rates and return Is per cent in cash. in
lieu 81 scrip, on all premiums. The Company does
an extensive business 10 this city as we'll as in other
parts Of the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

a Coon ARTIoLE.-From Messrs Cooper Nei-
BERT grocers Nos. 81 and 20 Common street, we
acknowledge the receipt Of specimen Of the bran
dy they SELL among other things 1t is dated 1881,
and serape the throatin the least going down.
We have never sampled better article of its age.
The quality Of the eau dc Die, we are assured is an
index to The quality Of everything else that Messrs.
Cooper g. Neibert keep.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION or THE Sons or Lou
IsIANA.--This Association met at their hall on Ram
part street yesterday for the election of officers for
the coming year. The election was not completed;
but as far as it went this was the result President
s. P. De Labarre; Vice. President Absalom Leggett;
Secretary, Augustin Larose Treasurer, J, V. Gour,
dain; Collector, Charles R. Fagot; Conductor G. B.
Gunst Physician, Dr. J. J. Casteanos; Inside senti.
mel, NJ Valory; Outside Sentinel, j. B. Dncoing;
Druggist for the Second District, Manuel A. Blasco,
Jr. The election of the remaining officers was post
poned to an adjourned meeting, to be held on
Wednesday. OF the officers elected yesterday, all
were the old incumbents with the exception of the
President and sentnela Messrs. De Labarre, Yalory
and Ducoing,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

TIE NEw LusITANos BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Or New ORLEANS. Among the numerous beneyo-
lent societies which the peculiar exgencies Of New
Orleans have called into being none has ever sprung
up to strength and usefulness more suddenly than
the recentlyformed Association whose name heads
this article. Organized only one month ago, it
already numbers upwards Of 400 members, and at the
present time has in waiting about 40 applicants for
admission.
The motto of the Lustanos Association is, assist
the sick, bury the dead and protect the widow and
orphan II motto which comprehends everything of
which banded benevolence can be capable. II is a
cosmopolitan brotherhood, though founded BY our
Portuguese citizens comprising members of all ma.
tionalties, and being open always to the admission
Of the sons Of every country.
The first celebration Of the Association Is to take
place on the oath inst on that occasion will be pre-.
scented to them two splendid flags one American and
the other Portuguese, now being made by some Of
the generous and appreeiatiye ladies Of the Second
and Third Districts
Young as the Association is, it has already been
bravely engaged in the noble work of fighting the
epidemic; and, in order that the calls for relief may
reach It without delay hereafter, this morning pub
lished list Of the names and residences Of the duly
appointed relief committee It is to be found in the
appropriate part Of our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER !, 1858.

hi The crowded state Of our columns has com
PEELED Us to place the Key West Correspondence
in the column following our Shipping Intelligence,
where the attention of those interested in marine
matters Is directed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

NEW OnIEANs INSURANCE CoMPANY.---The pros
porous condition Of this Company is shown in the
fact that dividend of $50 per share on the reserved
fund has been declared and SIS per share on the pro,
fits Of the last six months; all Of which will be pay,
able on and after to-day. The Presidents card il
relation to the matter is published in another part of
to-day's Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

CGrpetiltgs. C0rDeEtnUs.
TODD & CO.,
No. 100 Canal street, near Royal,
ToURo BUILDINGS,
Have rece ed Cahawba and ships Belle Of the
Ocean, Forest King, Northampton Tuuquebar and Maid Of
Orleans, large snd splendid assortment Of
WILTON, ADMINISTER,
MEDALLION FELvETs.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
3-PI.Y and INGRAM
RIP IT. GS AND RUGS,
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH
OF which was obtained from the ASSIGNEE OF An II.
SOLVENT CONCERN,
Alta VERY GREAT REDUCTION from cost Of importa
ton, and will be sold such prices as IN will acknowledge are
Great Bargains!
An idea may be formed by The following prices,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, New Patterns. ...... SIS cents
TAPESTRIES, 81 u to 81 25-Fomer prices 81 5oios1 rs
VELyETS, 81 10 10 2g5to . ID
WILTON 200 gr0
MEDALLION yELVETs, s. Is 500
Also
SHADES AND CORNICEs,
transparent WINDOW SHADES,
New Styles,
oci pot GOFNlCES, New Patterns and Cheap.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

The COMMERCIAL READING RooNs,--We would re-
specially direct the attention Of merchants and
others to the proposal Of Mr. T. " Cooler in regard
to reopening the Commercial Reading Rooms, at the
corner Of ST. Charles and Common streets Every
commercial and reading man should 60 at once and
subscribe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

BUSINESS NomoE.-Messrs. Henderson, Terry &
Co, giyenotice, elsewhere, that Mr. George 2. Block
has retired from their firm aud that the house has re-
sumed payment in full. We refer to the notice, in
another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-04

Three Points
T r I. n Q III BLA n X e rs.
The undersigned are receiving per ships Heidelberg and
Minnesota from Hav9e very large supply Of
THREE POINTS FRENCH BLANKETS,
suitable for Plantation purposes.
These goods having been manufactured order are superior
to any imported in this market.
D. II. HOLMES,
No. rs Canal street
se2S 2pl2t between Bourbon and DaurhiHe streets.
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B0ots, Shoes ana Rroqug1s.

At WHOLESALE
Plantations 5sppled With prime Dtehfug BQ0TE Egazss
BRoaANs, Wool Mexican, Palm Lent, Etfsw sad gazs
peaehy EATS. a the lowest market prices, BY
FROST Il Co,
No. MagaaLr ntsana.
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NJ AR RIED


On Thursdny evening Sept 80 by the Rev c s. Hedges
JOHN S. WASHINGTON 10 VICTORIA B. MAO CABE.
both Of this city.