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entlsge Of ne Mercantile ztbarU dissertation Nesr Orleans
we as called together for Ire rst time since the organza
lion Of the Association 1t is meet therefore briefly to look 10
the history Of its birth and progress.
on The 22d day Of December 1851 he doors were thrown
open TO visitors and the working impetus was given it.
and finished inaugural address, delivered by the Rev W
B. Palmer Of this city creditabe alike author and
Institution then announced as defnvely established
midst
Since then, Its existence been thator all institutions
particularly those which are dependent upon public bersy
has struggled on and through all difficulties and it is hoped
not unlike precious metals but the better Of u
for the Christening has undergone early
fancy Il has matter Of eproach the public of New
Orleans proverbaiy liberal and muafcent in all
ifes does say whether the reproach be
and moral the young men who float upon the
bosom OF this commercial metropolis aud Who in due
time take tile places Of their present principals The de-
signs and ends Of Association away the very
ground work of such reproacheo Dit the young worhy
replace the merchanto make them trustworthy and UPRIGHT
10 take them from from the tempting paths debauchery and
ruin by drawing them peaceful
refinement
Let us see what means offered and what has
made Of them:
One thousand and xone volumes have purchased by
the Association hundred twentyone volumes have
been donated by " H Bunnell ESQ. G. NJ Waterman ESQ.,
DR. McGauay w. P Noble Chas. Lessep, Saul Rob NJ
Lusher, A. Mclean, George f, Hudson, R. H. Chiffon
Hedges w. F. schwiteriug A, B. suawbrdge S. L. Butler
and others The Secretary Of tie has also donated us
one hundred and three volumes of Congressional Recommendation
which under obligations the friendly exertions Of our
representatives IN Congress- among whom Hon Miles TAYLOR
and George Euss Jr stand preeminen Two thousand one
hundred additional very valuable voumesa private coec-
onRre placed in keeping by propretos to be used
by The members under regulations reference
There eighty periodicals magazines and newspapers
selected with much care from all parts worlto which
members have daily access.
The report Of the Library Committee will furnish all the
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Clothing.
Clothing.
II. NIALARD e. co.


S.. AND. go
Canal street. ...
Corner Of Old Levee street
Have just received and opened large variety of we'll
selected
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Of the VERY LATEST STYLES which they offer for sale
AT LOW PRICES.
They have now full assortment of Clothing of EVERY
KIND and will continue throughout the seaseu to renew il bv
fresh supplies
FANCY CASHMERE COATS. PANTS AND vEsTs-Plalp
and with Side Stripes.
BLACK AND COLoRED CLOTH PALToTs ANDFRoCF.
TEES.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS H..
COLORED /.
BLACK AND cOLoRED FRENCH CLOTH, PILOT AND
BEAVER RAGLANs.
SACS AND 0yERUOATS
LONG AND SHORT CLOTH CLOAKS
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, of all qualities
FRENCH BLACK DOESKIN AND CASHMERE PANTS
COLORED AND BLACK DOESKlN CASHMERE VESTS
AND SILK VESTS.
COLORED AND BLACK VELVET VESTS
CoLoRED UNION CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
FEsTs-Plain and with Side Stripes,
BLACK UNION CASHMERE COATS, PANTS and VESTS
Plain and with Side Stripes.
Assorted Goods.
WHITE AND COLoRED sIIRTs-For Men and Bows.
MERINO, FLANNEL AND CA NTON FLANNEL. UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS White and Colored Cotton
and Merino Socks Cayats Neck Ties, Cashmere Nuts
Stocks, Linen and SILK Handksrches Beaver and Clsth
Gloves Gauntets, suspenders, Umbrellas Trunks Va
lises ETC.
INDIA RUBBER ovERCoATs, cloaks, Ponchoes, Leggins
Caps, etc. etc.
Boys, Youths and ChIIdren's Clothing.
| coLoRED AND BLACK CLOTH AND CAssIsEREpA
TOTS Frocktees Jackets, Pautaloous and Vests Black
and cooFed Cloth Froak Coats Ragtans, secs Oyecoas,
Tamas, etc.
BLACK AND COLOREn SILK VESTS
N B-onr sizes comprise every age from i've years up
f. MALARD & CO..
IS aud 60 Canal street.
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MnNnAY MoRNINa. NoyEMBER q. la5s.



The mammoth sheet, upon which the Crescent
makes its mark, is equaled in size by butt#o other
journals III the Western hemisphere the New York
Courier and Enquirer and the Missouri Republican
The quantity ot matter we now publish daily is enor.
nous. OF its quality the reader must be the judge.
But we will say, it has been, and will be, not only
our endeagor to give plenty Of readable matter but
to tone it to cultivated business taste, and render
it acceptable to all In word, the Crescent shallnot
be exceeded at least BY any Journal south Of Mason
and Dixons line, II, indeed, upon the American con-
tinent.
That the Crescent has always had a wide circula-
tion and been eagerly read in the family circle is
wel-known fact but in addition to the qualities
which recommended 1t there, it possesses a CONNER
cial Importance which causes it to be read and re-
membered in the contingencies and Offices Of the
entire commercial community. On this point nothing
more need be said, than to invite perusa and close
observance Of its columns any day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

On Sunday morning 2lst inst, THOMAS DUFFY, aged As
years nsve ef Roscommon, ireland, for the last twelve
years sresident Of this city.
His funeral will take place from his late residence of
Louis and Claiborne streets, this afternoon at O'clock
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
without further notice.
On Sunday 2lst inst at IL O'Clock, NJ sTANTsLAUs aged
Z days infant child Of James and Hannah Cayanagh.
funeral will take place from the residence his parents
corner saint and PeFddo streets this morning at 10
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TIE COMMERCIAL READING RooMs.-It is scarcely
necessary that should bespeak for H. o Hail ia
vorable reeeptonat the hands Of citizens as he is act
ing as agent for Mr. r. W. Cooler proprietor Of the
Reading Rooms, whose liberal and energetic manage
ment is establishing them in favor with the public,
and upon firm basis Mr. Hail. as the advertisement
states, is soliciting subscriptions which should be
freely given either to him. or at the rooms for we re-
gard the institution as quite public essential
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i. MALARD & co,
Nos. 50 and 60 Canal ST., corner old Levee.
Keep constantly on hand large stock Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Made the strongest manner with stuas Of the most
durable quality.
Their assortment comprises all sizes and consists in part Of
the following
HEAVY LINED KERsEY MONKEY COATS and PANTS.
RED, BLUE AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SUITS, etc. for Men and Boys
Women and Girls KERsEY AND CoTToNADE FRoCKs,
JOseys, Shirts, etc
ALSO
WOOL AND GLAZED HATS, WOOL CAPS BLANKETS,
Socks, etc, etc
rge Orders flel With promptness.
F.MALARD & CO.,
53 and 60 Canal street.
n22 2r3td<W old Levee ST.
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aa- Photographic news on the first page.

NEW ORLEANS scHooL OF MEDICINE second
term Of this neKlyestablshed medical institute com
meneed On the 18th, under auspices which promise
the success the projectors had faith to hope for and
believed it would command. There was room for it,
and it has well filled the vacant place that invited its
establishment The Faculty is Of tried and acknow-
lodged ability, and the students possess like adyan
tages with those of the State University. We ask
attention to the Deans official notice elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

To THosB WHO LIKE Coon LIvlNG,-This is ad.
dressed not only to the gastronomic drone who lives
to eat but to the man who eats to live for both can
find Ut Moreaus, l27 Canal street, what morbid ap
petite Graves or what wisdom dictates as agreeable
and wholesome food. The cuisine at Moreaus is I'M
surpassed and the raw quality Of his manufactured
eating wares the best that the markets Of this city or
others from which he IMPORTS will afford. We refer
to advertisement.
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a FEARFUL LEAP--In OF Of insanity, or drunk
enness, man named Thos. 7. Edwards leaped from
the fourth story window Of house in Cumberland,
Md, few days ago. He was severely bruised, and
bad one arm broken, but received no fatal injuries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

nB-There are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down write notice Of the
oated Hoetters Stomach Bitter fully cen
scous comforting public benefit heart tells
that by notices. many have been induced
ters and been rescued from death by DYSPEPSIA diaea etc
etc for the Of which it is The BieTs have al
ways been known excel oil other preparations in the speedy
of all The diseases the stomach heir to- The
favor with which spoken Of by those who have them
cannot but convince all that It's virtues macy Try them
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
n22 2p6EltW
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no We sincerely thank fair friend for the present
Of basket Of delicious grapes. The grapes have
disappeared, leaving pleasant memories behind, and
the basket win be treasured as reminder Of very
handsome and NOT soon to be forgotten compliment.
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epidemic OF 1858.

oFF4cE or THE HOwARD ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans, 20th November 1858.
The following exhibits the transactions of the Association
during the epidemic Of yellow fever this city reported
BY undersigned who specially appointed prepare
the same for notification.
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.E0C EE0G Store,
........,..,..CA&AL ST.
The 11'fte System.

Feysrs of all kinds Remtrent Intermittent Fever and
Agne Nervous and Bos-sau at once and forever eradi.
Gated by the freeuse Of Dr. G. ], LEEDS
2UINENI SUBS rrrrJr1.s,
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD MEETING. Tile adjourned
meeting of the stockholders and citizens Interested
in the Southern Pacific Raroadd was held at the st.
Charles Hotel on Saturday evening, moderate at
tendance being present. On motion Of Mr.. j. N.
Price, ST., Mr.. b. J. Durel was called to the chair and
Mr., Bryon appointed Secretary. The chairman
opened the meeting in q brief and pertinent address,
adyerting to the great Importance which attached to
the enterprise and the great interest felt in the subj
ect by the people Of the South and country at arge
concluding his remarks by introducing Col. O. G.
Mills to the meeting as the representative of the
Texas stockholders. After interesting preliminary
remarks, Col. Mills referred to the condition of the
Company, and stated that though the amount of
claims made against it by the selling company VAS
1927 600 he did not doubt that the committee which
was appointed to lay down the conditions Of compro
mise would reduce it to 100000 He thought that
the meeting, on examining the Companys affairs,
would lind them in healthy condition, and proceed
ed to give figures which showed that the Company
had 81 100000 nnencumbered assets after deducting
Indebtedness prime figure of these assets being the
land acarning from the completion Of the twenty-five
miles Of read now in running ORDER which, estimate
at % per acre amounts to 81 100000 the balance OF
the assets is made up from the value of the road
completed, assessed at its cost Of $22 900 per mile
This system Of calculation the Colonel pursued
across the continent to show the prospects of the
road, with result which made them most favorable
The yearly income of the road, completed to the
Pacific, he estimated from certain data at So 900
from passengers, freight, mails, etc. The Colonel
stated The proceedings commenced against the Com.
pany by the Governor Of Texas would probably be
aunulled
After some discussion it was concluded that the
meeting did not constitute sufficiently numerous
representation to authorize it to appoint delegates to
the convention which meets in Louisville on tie 25b
and which was Che special object of its being called
and, therefore, adjourned, sine die
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACE GOODS.
Yaencennes Collars and Sets Lawn Collars and Sets Swiss
Collars and Sets style Aque Sets Richly Embroidered
French Golarsat 81 3d. worth s Embroderedl Hapdker
chiefs Infants Embroidered Robes and Waists Infants En-
btodered Caps Embroidered Skirts yaeucennes and Thread
aces new style Embroidered Bands, Embroidered Edgngs
and Insettgs Of patterns Lace Bands Black Brussels
Gupure and silk Laces Embroidered Founced Swiss Robes
Mourning Sets and Collars, Linen Cambria Collars Embroid
cred Linen Collars, etc, etc. all at low prices
BENFHUYSEN, LEWIS Il Co,
LIE Canal streaE
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R8- One hour Is all 9he time required TO
keep the hair Of any lady gentleman Of brsn brown
black color for the space Of ONE YEAR it GRIsTADORus
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that pur
pose. EIGHT MINUTES only consumed In applyingi
and the brilliant and truly NATURAL tint impaired hair
whskers or moustache lasts least SIX WEEKS. No won
der that this Dye dspaCng Others both in this country
and III Europe.
Sold everywhere and applied by all hair.iFessers
MS 2plm&W GRISrAD0RO No. G Astor House n Y
E8- PaIpifution Of the Heart There are
many afflicted with the above disease and should give
the following their attention.
This certify thai have been troubled wifi the papita
ton of the heart for several years and times severe that
could nat lie down and sleep night ana applying
remedies and finding relief procured Agent p
A. Huffman bottle of Hooaand's German Bers prepared
by Dr. H. Jackson ot Philadelphia, and found much
relief from one continued IT, and perfectly
relieved Of the disease to all may
be afflicted with the disease satisfied IT, q vain.
able medicine.
Given under my hand, this the 14h day Of oct 1856
VALENTINE BAUMsTARK.
Waco, Ellistou county, KY
These Bters are sold by druggists and ofekeepers every
town and village in the United States Canadas West Indies
and South America, at rs cents per bettle.
Principal office AIS Arch street, Philadelphia Pa
See that YOU get Hoohandis German Bters
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and retail by J WRIGHT
co., Nos q and l6l chartges street, III 2plm6W
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Coughing.
"a destroyer.

Everything tangible proceeds on y regular ratio TO de.
struetuu even the ais breathe keeping US alive and KILL
ing the tins Destruction however in cases
become essay evil and might very equivalent
10 right SO proceed the destruction Of RATS and
REACHES by giving them plenty IF
WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERNIEATOR.
This spread buefed bread knocks The whole fraternity
into cooked hatand municipalities clothes
etc all sntethe Yermin destroyed complete
DESTROYER
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and ratail. by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Il and l5l Charities street.
NJ! 2p6tEltW General AGENTS,
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TIE New RoUrE 70 CALIFoRN1A Tehuan-
tepee Company's steamship Quaker City of the
Through via Califonia-inFif teen.days Line, will
leave for MinititIan on the 27th inst, carrying the
U. s. mail. r.. W. shnfeldt is her commander and
all essaying this new route will find it as agreeable
"A exneditinna
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r,,,.,,n..--. .,..-,r,.
'''''' s''''''
1rOrr.--
A'A - y . II > a = IL L " T. >
DRT GOODS! DRY G0ODSY
Tr1Fv ,,rr,u mr., corn,
20 - 's'l'D
: "a = w u STOCK II Il DU CE
TWENTY ,r,,r, ORR, -r,>r
.....
GPEGATEE HAIR GAINS
@. G. Maryland & CO.'S.
Cor. Poydras and CarondcIet streets.
....
SILKS! SILKS!
sTLKsI errr- surs,
-'s1 = p'''s ~ ~" 'ns soy OIL '@P0'''''on
No Humbug'
FACTS FACTS The Prices will speak for themselves
Call and see
EMBRoADERIEs!
EmBROIDERIEs!
which tavo besr cr,er,y ,onrsr., 4
and which we will offer a.,,n,s,n,,
yALEycIgyEFs GTTPuRE AM 1oxIrov sPrs
... JACONET AND SWISS SETS. ..
EMBROIDERED BANDS.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS.
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES
There is NO MISTAKE the above goods be bought Of
county
'D'' l-'''-''' ",, ~ =, ~ .,,s eau
corner poytr,s ana r,ronds,., .t-a.,.
FRENCH wERTEos a. = CeD,,N yTs,S 9, .,
at s1-worths 81 So
nsss rs ~. AS1s ana all other kinds Of
sr,1vvs, sry,vvrs,
CrpaYxS, CIo.rxs,
,,-re r,n, s,,....a 80, ...-,..
,,ar ~, NJ, t,,nor,,tt5,,
q e,o-ro,..- .,,.......
To be closed out Immediately, Call early at
= ~ y y -.
'"' '"'OH's's' streets
-,---,,-,..,
-
HOPED SKIRTS
Every variety expressly order the best tempered
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StEss.
Stjks
SILKS

Flounced silk Robes
Rich Evening sinks,
Plain Poult de soies,
Handsome Bayadere Silks,
New Style Plaid silks
Bright Plaid Silks at SOC,
Small Checked Silks
Heavy Black Poult de Sole,
Black Figured sinks.
Black Gros drAfrique,
Heavy Black Gros du Rhfn,
Black Gros du Rhin at 62I< cents per yard,
WIN many other styles not enumerated
BENrHuYsEN. LEWIS & CO.,
Il6 Canal street
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Comforts
Table Damasks
Napkins
DoyIies.
Toweliprs
Nosouito EattiDrs
Crumb Cloths
Ia0le and Piano Covers,
F'lioW 'aSngs
SAeeungs'
r,7,,-,.-.. Rugs etc., ETC.
' l1lN i9HN' LEWIS e 70,
Ii0 Canal street
r,,-,,r r,,,7,,- "A,
wal '''" ID" oi establishment inL STOCK Of
Undershirts, .."."..
Drawers
SoeEs, ..
CFayats,
Ties,
Linen Hdkfs etc
All at small advance on cost
bENIHtG SEN, LEWIS co,
ll6 Canal street.
------
SKIRTS SKIRTS u SKIRTsi!i
Our stock comprises the Extension Steel Spring Skirt the
Bridal Looped Extension Skirt the Pompadour Skirt the Bal
moral skirt and all other description Of Whaleboue and Watch
Spgiag Skifts'
A.o for sne Nelson's Patent rS" sSfc, snnnorr
BENTHUYSEN. LEWIS d co.
liz Canal street.
coRsErs
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS y CO.,
lI6 Canal Street
FLANNELs.
ourstoe comprise full assortment in White Red Yellow
Frey 6us ana s@ney oo0S Of Welsh American and Gap1s
PEHrrrrry,er,, r t,r-re.sco ..
---- lI0 Canal street.
BLANKETS ii
Recently Received
HesVy Flooon, oond Bed Blankets iO4 ia and "a
Come 9o9 S B6Rs gs'ss 1 5o5 beds
Crit and cradle Blopkets
U. S Navy Blankets.
Red, Blue and Grey Blankets.
An 2ssL0 aenss ~ lI,s os.s OF par sle ety.
lld Canal street.
PLANTERS will find with Ms all the best manufactures of
Negro Blankets
Kerseys,
;entnrl,v lean.
cottonades,
'"'P p,,f5. :,
NJ 9ssp"s Y M os y p.set VIII, al 'ae
ore house at rates averaging much below wa any otber
house will sell them
BENrHUysES LEWIS 4co,
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.3e.U Goods .ve.g GOODS


sEeV Goods ,Ve,C Goods
J. IEVOIS Gj CO..
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets,
ToURo BUILDINGS.
We are receiving daily a splendid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
all imported direct from the manufactures and to which
we respectfully call the attention Of our customers
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
DOUBLE SKIRTS SILK ROBES.
FLuUNCED do do
PLAIN AND wATERED POMPADoURs
eros DE RHINE ARMURE
eros D'AFRIQUE.
CRISAILLE TAFFETAS.
BRoCADE DRoGUET.
PLAID POPLIN.
PLAIN POPLIN
CHINE PoPLIN
GREY OTTOMAN.
BLACK SILK BuRNoUS
do REPS sHAWfS
do VELVET PELISsES
PLAID ARMURE MANTlLTAE
MISSES SILK PELIssEs AND BURNoUs
PALATINE AND FUR CAPEs.
FUR CUFFS AND MANCHETTEs
NEW STYLE CASHMERE sHAwLs.
do TARTAN do
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS.
do MORNING ROBES.
do PEIGNOIES.
do PARLOR Basis
RICH CASHMERE ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
large and complete assortment Of
BOYS aud GIRLS PIQuE ROBES andsrITs,
All descriptions and prices of
JACONET MUSLIN and FALENCIENEE SETS
rGrrvTS,s KIN HF OWES
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D. i. RICARDO, Secretary.
@The number of patients exclusively the sick Of yellow
fever attended From motives which the recipients Of
charities Will appreciate have recorded the Of the
destitute who have applied for the number
thus relieved several hundred.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
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Ecu 0rleaHs 9dIr Crescent.
rF1on, W. 70 CAMP SIR nET.

sAMEs O. NIXON WILLIAM R. ADAMS
BY NIXON & ADAMS.
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EEHeed's Patent

SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
# yon would know all about this Sewing Machine please
cal and examine for yourselves after seeing all others
The most satisfactory evidence will be given where ees
Machine has been in constant operation for years on ali kinds
of Cloth and Leather Work.
The BEAUTY, SIMPLICITY and PERMANENCY5 of ttfa
Machine is remarkable.
NJ. 5. HEDRICK, Agent,
els 2p2tawln No y CoD,r st-.o,
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ASSETS
Cash balance on June /, 1858. .......... S4,774 S.
papers ..,,,.....s lO,422 s;
Obligations Of Odd Fellows Hall Asso-
citation, Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 90
Less amount paid negoaate the 932 ~ SOO6 81
Total .......,.............. $500 s.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid physicians ....-.......4....... 81 S65 90
Paid apothecares and cuppers...... =. IO4gS l6
Paid Maison de Slne and Touro Intirin-
hry,s...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6lSO so
Paid General Relef-Cash
valescents and 10 the destitute appi-
cauts the Office also for the
weekly board Of conyalescents dis
charged from Charity Hospital. and
for expense OF sending destitute
to their friends. ..,............ SO07 Is
Paid Expense Account--Rsht Of Office
stationery, etc. -, ,.:.....,.. 725CO
Paid Gtoceries-Snpplias furnished for f
the support Of the families Of the
Paid nurses. ...............,.... 7,Ss5 10
Paid printing advertising, cards, etc. 6S0 81
Paid cabs for the use If our ply sGians
and members and for the convey
ance Of sick to hospitals. LOSS rs
Paid cenetereB. ......,...,.,... 1900 20
Balance cash on hand .,...,....... go 90
Sl5 asl "a
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Il EeiCHjy EluBrOidereR

p I a n Q g O V ID r
Price sI25,
Is for sale Mt
ul9 2p6t No - CHE BTBPs cTp1,r-,r
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ofel descriptions by the bale piece with all the Family
Dry Goods required enabling the buyer his entire bill
at house averaging much below what any other
house will sell them
Terms cash, or approved city paper
BENTHUYSEE, LEWIS / CO.,
lIG GRnnl straet
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Nov. ITO balance cash. 500 60
Toinyestnents secured by mortgage. 1880 20
Total assets this day .................s $3.50 %
JonE LIVINGSTON
j u. BROWN, Finance Committee.
WIN. L. ROBINSON. rreasnrer.
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sHAWLs! SHAWLS!
CLOAkS! CLOAExS!
sHAwLs-Po IS Gents to sO-Fuly ten per cent cheaper
than the Of importation.
CLOAKs-From 81 SOTO s5O-Lowr than the manufacturers
prices.
To be closed cut Immediately. Call curly at
&C. wAYLAND & CO.'S,
Corner Of Poydras and Carondeet streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22

BLANKETS III
Recently Received
Heavy Ribbonbound Bed Blankets lO4 II A and l2.l.
All wool Twed
Fine and Common Blankets, for single beds
Common Blankets for servants beds.
Berth Blankets for steamboat and shipuse.
Crib and Cradle Blankets.
q. S. Navy Blankets.
Red Blue and Grey Blankets.
Negro Blankets by the bale or pair, ETC. etc.
All cheaper than they can be had any other house.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & co.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-22
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
F4SHIONIBLE CL0THTNG
81 AND 33 MAGAZINE,
Corner Gravier street
Would call attention their usually large and well
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