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EX AMERICAN BARK ?
s"ash1nEtOn
Capt. GEO. L. WOODS.
AND FOR SALE By THE UNDERSIGNED:
1EO ASH OARS. ASSORTED ~
1OO Rolls tarred sheath;ng paper,
Cases Of yellow metal,
N SITS painted buckles,
Barrels Turks Island salt, II
Boxes salt water soap,
Kegs water crackers,
Tins wafer bread, 1
Tins water crackers,
Tins oyster crackers,
Tins butter crackers,
Tins unger snaps,
Tins milk bread,
Tins jumhles,
Casks medium bread, 81
Casks pilot bread,
Oak timber, assorted Sizes i
Barrels cement
Sugar kegs and slaves,
Kegs cannon powder,
Cases rifle powder.
Sewing machines.
Boat bonrds,
LAckawanna coal. Il
ALSO
90 NJ Manila cheroots,
100 NJ Havana shaped, ~
New Bedford whale boats ~rp 20
~
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. 1-Edvard, Carey, Honolulu
2-Bk Belle, Brown, Honolulu.
Addison, Lawrence, Honolulu.
Million, Halsey, cruise and home.
4-Hobomok, Merchant, cruise and home.
@kensington, Stetson, New Zealand.
5-Nassau, Nurdock, cruise
I-Gscd Return, Fish, coast Of California
1-Heien Snow, Sye, coast OF California
7-Robert Edwards. Wood, New Zealand.
abraham Barker, Slocum, New Zealand
7-Iiercuies, Atheran, Honolulu
s-Bk Tybee, Freeman, cruise and home.
9-Wm I,otch, Ellison, New Zealand.
9-Rapid, West, Honolulu.
e-Levi Stsrbuck, Jernegan, Honolulu
1l-Massasoit, Percivsl. coast Of California
12-Corinthian, Lewis, New Zealand.
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Mosr DELIcIoUs.-We have seem y;
. day, the sight Of which afforded wo..
than a collection of delicious pears. re..;s',s
Hanks. Esq, Agent of Wells Fargo 4 Gil
for one of which he has our thank, !,
were grown at the Shell Mound Nur,s,;.
County, and are sent here as specimen. as>
that California can produce. The ne,,
Of the variety known as Buerre DieI .na.e
inches in diameter, and twelve in circu,,s'
of q flavor that would torment an en;.n..
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF SAILORS H..
We would call public attention to the - Is
ing, to be held Thursday evening. ftaa."
Bethel. Reports and speeches win \. us
Dana (author of 1.-TWO Years before tho ~,
expected to be present and make an IA
sailed last evening in the .Architect for 8 ~
Several speakers Of distinction have been 49,.
the public is earnestly invited to attend.
STENCIL PLArEs.-Mr. n. j. Burns. vbo
in the Yankee, comes prepared to furnish =.
marking linen, sc. This method l. Of m.,.;.-
superior to the old &c indelible inks mode n.
everywhere superseding it Mr.. Burns Ia, 4 |
located his place of business, but of ,ha, s.,,
will be given. -
- The clipper ship which we last wac.
as having passed the port, was probably III. ps
She had a large quantity of specie on board
could not touch here, without v~itiatine her =,
on it. -
e We are under special obligations IA a
Lovett, Messrs. M'Ruer& Merrill and J. ". Sal,
for late papers by the Yankee.
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e We are under special obligations h n
Lovett, Messrs. M'Ruer& Merrill and J. ". SQs
for late papers by the Yankee.
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Ntm A0bsrtistments.
THE MOST DESIRABLE
Residence i'm Honolulu for SAID

- THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS !
ia for sal. the dwelling and premises on Fort sr.s I
E.GL now owned and occupied by him. The premis, |
are among the most desirable and central In Hodf- !
main building contains a
Parlor,
Dining room,
BED room
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At st. Johnsbury, w., Sept. IL, Rev. Z. W. CLARK, OF Homo
lulu, 8. l., 20 MIS- g. HELES Hall, Of 81. Johnsbury.
In Roxbury, Mass, Sept 20, 1859, BAKxrN wIsxER FIELD,
Esq-, formerly Of Honolulu. 10 Miss HATTIE l. THAYER, daughter
Of Chas- Lowell Thayer, Of Roxbury.
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And hkH
There are also two cottages on the premises, one cshI
two sleeping rooms and dressing apartment; and the al
sleeping room and a dressing apartment. There m :
cook house, two servants rooms. wash house, wood kmr
bic, carriage, fowl house, ETC., etc.
The premises are supplied with valley water, and tkos
cistern, capable Of containing $50 barrels Of wsfef. m
pump, which adds to the security OF the buildings.
TITLE--Royalp patent from His Majesty Kamehanh|
Possession will be given On the LIST Of January lSN 4
sold, the premises will be TO let for a term Of eighteen M
months from the above date. Apply to
lS2-2m II NJ. WUIfy3
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EXPORTS.


For san PnAscsco-per Architect, Nov 1911 pkgs pull,
l03 bales do, 3 pkgs fungus, Z casks sperm oil
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BORN

On the 18th inst, at Lhaina, Island Of Maui, the wife Of WIN
Ap Jones, ESQ, Of q son.
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these coins, and the excitement is great. al foreign.
ers have to pay three times as much now for every-
thing, than formerly"
The following note was received by the last
mail from Japan. and being from an Official
source, may be relied on
U. 8. COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
Hakodadi, Aug. 9th, 1854
STR For the benefit Of all parties interested 7
inform you. that by a late change in the currency of
this country Mexican dollars are only worth one
third, ie. 80 1-3 cents, and all other silver coin aas
the same relative value according to weight.
Your obedient servt E.E. RICE.
u. 8. Commercial Agent.
To the Publisher Of the Commercial .ddperfiser.
Honolulu. sandwich Islands.
A writer in the San Francisco Times. also
speaks of the currency in the following extract:
CHANGE IN THE JAPANEsE CURRENcY-Tbe Perry
left Hakodadi on the 10th Of August. He represents
that the fourishing trade which had been instituted
by the late treaty with the United States, is entirely
at an end, owing to the change in the Japanese cur
rency, Of which mention has been already made.
The American residents had protested against this
change, but beyond that, nothing had been or could
be done. Goods now cost fpHhundred per cent. more
than before, owing to the depreciation in the silver
dollar. This change in the Japanese currency went
into effect only one month after the treaty negotiated
by Consul Harris was put in operation, which was ON
the 4th Of July last % the 4th Of August follow
ing the new and deprecated coin went into general
The eject was to Immediately paralyse
~ foreign trade. The American treaty provides that
ratio Of coin exchange shall be ssweieht for
s",-that is:--coin Ter epipH or I'll kieda The
eIbte, = two 81 thess new cotn ~ equal %
<4le4s 4le ~ 0orfkcnly 38 10
Uee*of q "a sd - no6s0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

ST.. LOUIS, June 23.-Money is not in quite so much
demand as it was. Currency is becoming scarce,
however at least there is no surplus of it. Eastern
Exchange is still remarkably scarce, and is likely to
remain SO until after July 4th. Some $500, 900 have
had to be remitted to New York in payment of
interest on our state, county and city bonds due
July lst which, with the fact of last years short
crops making the balance of trade against u.s. causes
heavy vacuum in our exchange market. One banker
yesterday drew single check of $4,000 for remit
tance. But it should be remembered that while this
maturity of the semi-annual interest on the state
and railroad bonds the interest of which is guaran-
teed by the State, and which is now all provided for
has very materially added to the scarcity Of ex
change. Large amounts of this are owned by the
banks and citizens of Missouri. Drafts will in a few
days be made on New York upon this, which will
add somewhat to the supply Of exchange in this
market. This is of so reliable character that some
parties are already drawing upon it F; though the
bulk of it will hardly be drawn before the end of
July. However, this is so small an amount, in com
parison with the whole wanted, hardly to deserve
attention. The amounts so owned reached 81 ,OOO,-
OGO to 81 100000. On the lst of January the banks
of this State had 100000 invested in state bonds,
probably by this time twice as much The citizens
Of the State possibly own $500 900 or 100000. But
we are not sending forward that which ought to
make exchange; for this we must wait until after
harvest,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
CANDS' SARSAPARhLA,
~ THE VERY BEST REMEDY
For Purifyin the Blood.


Scrofuls, Stubborn Ulcers,
Fever Sores, Liver Complaint,
Cutaueous Eruptions, Mercurial Diseases,
Salt Rheum, Rheumatism,
Pimples, Bois, General Debility etc.
No remedial introduced that has
uniformly successful than this The unfortunate victim
redary Disease with swollen glands contracted sinsws and
bones half caous has keen restored health and vo The
scrofuous patient covered with ulcers loathsome to hK
and his attendants
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds Of who had kopelessy for
under Cutaneous aud Ganduar disorders Chronic Rhsms
sm and many other complaints snrngng from derAnxs
Of the secretive organs the circulation, have bsz
raised from the rack OF disease and with rsesn
Grated stntons gladly testify the efficacy Of this insi
mable preparation.
Prepared and sold by A. B 4 D. SANDS, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, Of William New York.
For sale by
]. WRIGHT L CO., No. q and ISL Chartres street.
F.P. DACoNGE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans and
P.H. McGRAW, Matches, Miss. mH9
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

Oats, $50 sacks Northern sold at s0c. y bushel The
sales Of Bran included 215 sacks at s5c. and $50 at
s74 y 100 b.
Provisions. In Pork, we noticed only retail
transactions at $17 y Dbl. for Mess. OF Bacon, so
casks Ribbed Sides were sold on Monday at -.
In Lard, nothing Of any moment was doing.
COFFEE. Sales 1900 bags Of which 300 at 101c.,
1l57 at l03, GA at II, and so at 11}c. y b.
INDIA BAGGrNG. 100 bales were sold, To arrive,
at 12sc. y yard.
WHISKY. >. Some small lots Of Rectifed were sold
at 274c. % gallon.
FREIGHTs. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool to
fill up at 5-16@1l-32d. Two vessels were taken for
Europe on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

Children three years old and undc free those three
md twelve DID, hafpcs all twelve years old
6allfare.
Family tickets In PACKAGES Of be had at the
scs Of the Master Of Transportation, Camp street. opposite
lafayette Square, Persons who reside the city have
residence establishment the ne Of the
in packasss Of twenty i've for their personal
ducSd rate.
Company now prepared forward Goods and Pack
Of all kinds place with which they
n receiving and delivering the same Of the CITY,
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
3AA Master Of Transportation,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
, NEW ORLEANS, jack
l5ON AND GREAT NORTHERN

the continuance Of the Bonnet Care Crevssse passe
iii be- transported between New Orleans and Pass Nan
~ Rridge uhirty-seven miles from New OrleansD by the
80. Of he Csrroon Railroad 70 the Lake thence BY safe
"a conmodlons steamboats, to ManchAc Bridge beyond which
Ssrs n no interruption.
Ssmsnssrs Will leave New Orleans from the Carrollton Rail
epot ivoli Crclo ut six O'Clock In the morning. and
snty past in the alernoon and returning to New
Gsans Will arrive at the Depot at Tiyo Circle At eight o'clock
y IN morning, and the same hour In the evening.
me for Kennsr will leave the depot at the foot OF Cal
,rs stree at A. and r. M Returning will leave Ken.
~ st B6 and AS r. NJ Freight for this station will
recevsd At the passenger depot from r H. until $50 r. N.
SMe 10 cents each way. ..
freight for Manchac and stations above will received daily
sths old warehouses he south bank Of the New Canal
s.eeu Liberty and Howard streets, until P, NJ
No freight will be received unless consigned parties red
M s tho established stations the line Of road Its
p5rllona
ID be seen by the foregoing that passengers freight
iii be transported without interruption and connections
h other roads will be made regularly as heretofore
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
peal ESTATE AGENCY.

MARK WALTON, No. 10 Bank Place,
Offers his services the public AGENT FOR THE PUR
CHASE SALE and APPRAlSEMENT Of REAL ESTATE.
He will take charge of improved property Agent tn
lease rent it coll ec and invest the rents
tend to the examination correction of rolls
y taxes, insurance, etc, jsI 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
CATTLE MARKxr.

JEFFERSON CITY. June 27. 1859.
The offerings of Hogs and Sheep were but limited,
with heavy stock of Texas Cattle. Prices easy for
purchasers at our quotations:
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& .rW 1sSs; es;, .ss J;oxsos apN. ;;1sso;
NORTHERN RAILROAD

tohce 10 the Railroad Building Camp street, opposite La.
yette SQUARED will deliver in part Of the city such Bag
BY the Railroad otherwise may be entrusted to their
charges or forward the with and dispatch to any
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad,
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them that pur
pose either the Express Office the residences Offices Of
Individuals.
On approaching New Orleans Baggage Master will go
through the Train and receive the Checks address all
wishing their Baggage sent 70 their hotel
In Charge Of the Baggage Master.
xxPREss CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
": Duncan campo. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annlnciation-C Corner Observation-Disclosures.
immaculate observation-disclosures, on Canal.
lJesuits sl-Baronne, Common.
St. Louis Standardization Square.
ST. Anthony-Rampart c. Cont.
st. Alphonse est Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augnstiue--Bayou Read c. st. Claude.
St. Barhoomew-Villere,b b. Seguinand Barthelemy, Al
giers.
st.John Bapst-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope
St. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Villere.
st. Marie-Conde. II. ursune.
St. May-Josephine b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
St.Peter- Marigny. b. Casacavoand Greatmen.
St. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with Prytaus.
St. Trinty-St. Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen C. Montegut,
Ursune Convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp. G. Melpomene.
FIRST @ GONGREGATI0NAL: f n ST. Charles, n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST. Peter's-(seamen's BetheD
6EsplanaGe. LEglist Protesane Francase-Rampartic
Bienvlle Christ Church-Canal, Dauphine. St. Paus-
Camp Gaennie. ST. Luke's-IIecues Felicity
Trinity-Jackson Plaquemne. Annunciation - Annun.
citation Square Mount olivet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe, b. Bacchusand Dryades.
METHODIST Garondeet b. Hevia and Grod Felicity Road
G. Chestnut Morean Esghien. Dryades, Tepsichore.
jackson ST. Paul, tcolored Carrolton, Carollton,
Nayades. Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c. Clio
Casacalro, n. Railroad. Canal, c. Franklin Fulton, Il
Josephine. Prytania, Josephine Thalia, C. Benton
GERM. EVANG.: Protestant-Philip c. Chippewa Prote,
tans-Glio, b. Apolloan Nayades
Dry des. Terpsich IRE. Nayades. Euerpe, 3acchrs
AMI Dryadea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Bebitm Of tbe Nlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 20 Camp street
Wednesday Morning, June 70, 1859.
CoTToN 80. There was more inquiry yesterday,
but only about 700 bales were sold, prices being
without any material change. Mondays sales were
about 800 bales. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
51sias1y 5"tfsr sHaa sa''SE Sdisg :11ad@is Il Is
Good Culinary ". 9sglo4 Mdding Fair =. .i2sSg-N
Low Middipg. ..... .lu1a@lOA Fair ...........,.". @
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock hand LIST September 1885,. bales 3O,4
Received yesterday. s3-l74sog
i,779, 4s4
Burnt Ii 5UO l,T2',os4
Stock on hand not cleared Sc $50
TOBACCO. Some buyers. were looking around,
but we heard of no sales.
sTATEAEET OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand LIST September. 1858. .hhds 7sOir
Receised eei d snte eo,u
9o5s2
Exported yesterday y.................... 100 s2,6es
Stock hand not cleared. q s9i
SUGAR. About $50 hhds. were sold at previous
rates. Fair to Fully Fair 54@5lc. 9e ID.
MoLAssEs. Sales 800 bbls. at 30013l3 for Fer
mentipg, and 32@S5c. y gallon for Good to Prime
reboied.
Flour. :. The market was still heavy, the sales
embracing some 1900 bbls., of which 100 Tennessee
and GOO Extra at =, $50 Superfne at s. so, 45o
Musy do. at "a Is, 100 Extra at Sc s7, and 200 at
81 q barrel.
GRAIN. .. Corn was dull with sales of about $500
sacks, including 100 in lots at -, 642 Mixed in
lots at 81 90 and 525 Yellow at 81 O5 9 bushcl OF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
gfw 0reans Daily Gsss, aveaaesdy orniu suns 80 1859
STRANGERS GUIDE.

cTn A HYrvSrc -, <1-vN-
=====--=--==--=-- =====--=--==-- .==-
Bank or Io.,x,,n. sonts...,
VI. W. Montgomery. .p,s,,a.,.
+ Gsnss nsv,s Cashier.
sns
hGysI sIsIreets.
e. e. dot,seSsE
Dsconggt bsys Frdsys
Rrsan,, - I,, -, msahssaass ana Saturdays
'';ssf - """ ''A'' 1""A, No. - Camp
e T. pafesyy RESIDENT
a. Gottscbat . :. :. 'Ssshier. Cashier.
Offering Days Nom. .rs :. !. IA md9Tasy Thys
Discount Days Tnesdsys and Frdsys
nank, Rtf, corner Of camp and araVierstreets
Alfred ~ Kernioo " =. .. ... rsesasns.
Theo Tnyoi -. :. .Sasn,ef Sas,
Offering Taesd.ys and Friday.
C,tszen.,R. ana
n n.nsara A'eother"i hoSaiano Cos'omhoussst
Eugene Rousseau. -. ' C,a.bssr
Boudisqnie Notary
spd Prds
Mechanics, and Traders, H.nL M IN CO.,
street Wa a Roh,rson D...,,.-
Gu.taye Crnsst. .csshi.r
Offering Days tuesdays and Friday.
Un,sn s';,.a ssn1. P.,, No. ias caaa'.tisss. -
8 ss;ss5:
Discount DAYS. Tuesdays and Friday
s'Isss Ffsnk williams. p,..,,.,.
" Belly. b Cashier.
or.y,d Y; II niss Peters. Notary:
sPs aais:y:
Frederick Rodewald President.
Discount s.9,a.,,
C.~... S..., =. =. . - .nohaa's Ano friasys
A~"~sa-s
Jo:epb Rau rrssident
W H. Peters .Nssn,sf'
m.w.t..s. w 49,. " 80. :, .No'afJ'
III Msss %sss;: "
n. reels. =, Notary
hsnk 81 America, corner Of st. Peter and Old Lev
YIN rs,.id G. Hewes. President.
Ed a Bslns asrs,st Ss,sIs SSssssr.
New Orleans Savings Instit ution. Can Al stree,
geo. Cnrrie Duncan Treasurer.
secretary.
PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
pvovv.co az ~ DEALERS.
nsnN an ca,nsy Gnpp psi sress;
BEHoIsT SHAW CO 81 sn ~ Camp street
coInercampsnd Gravierstrest,
r. " CONNER SON M a. CarnrdaIat I .ts elSsleeH'
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE coMPANy r,,.,
sIs:ss dsnp'ass 0oAfAs1 s'''s'''
John R. Shaw Observation-Disclosures. Vice Pras,.
MERCH A. NTS, MIyTUAI. INSTR ANCE coup.Nv ~.
j. Pemberton. Pres,dent
Louis Lessassier ,..........,.,..,.,. SecpeIarv
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY No ioS Cana,
street. ~ N w. Aoo o"ns'
J. Observation-Disclosures. President
CRESCENT MUTUAL, INSURANCE coMpANy En
Cannn and Commerc;a, piacs "ANoH ooMFANf, corne'
Thpmas Adams p,,..
aeorge fanas sae -. .rfesaent
o. J. Manson . " " " .. 80 stt' zee taest'
. ,,r,rr. :. :. :. .secretary.
! LouislANA M MuIUAL iNsuKANCE COMPANY, South
east corner camp and Natchezstreets
=. Briggs. President
A. Garrere yice-President.
d. r. JanEler.. .................... Secretary.
Common Streets
Thomas Soo. President
James D. Denegre President
james Ed wards. s.................,.. Secretar~y ~
INSURANCE COMPANY Co.
omer a aiIiard p-.s,d.,4
NM NJ ~, ,.,, :. :. " :. secreaiy,
DELAWARE RI MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phila.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

~ GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
" EMAIL ROUTE
x,-.-- Through New York In Four Days
and Lakes ~ e " ~ A'''
Quickest Route TO Memphis st. Louis Chicago Cincinnati
Wsshlngton philadelphia New York Eastern Cities
Two Days Time dt-only Seventy Miles Stagng-via
6ew Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
RAILROAD
y Canton Mss thence BY Mississippi Central Railroad
Coaches to Grand Junction Tenn " " ~ ~
Through tickets Memphis and New can be had at the
Ticket ONCE Of the New Orleans and Great Northern
Railroad Company. ~ ~
The roads the
become good and close connections are made throughout
tie whole route. ~ e
The track laying on the Mississippi Central Railroad is pro-
Eessing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
A3rsixty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger
al I'm SIMS, SUTTON L DUDLEY,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
n ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Sunday, May l. 1859:
F. -pnFAHfuns or cAKs-

-. WHICH VIII REGULAR
On Sundays the steam train will the morning
"trip and leave the city every hour after IL o'clock IL
O'Clock at night
On and after Sunday 18th will be trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake night by the Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop Genly Station notified
except mail trips and after O'Clock NJ Sundays Fare
each Is CENTS and conductors have timely
aantF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
DOMESTIC PORTS,
N E W YORK.

Sails on TUESDAY. .Iuly s. at 8 A. NJ, precisely
FOR NEW YORK. via HAVANA
NflNIt The U. S. NAL Steamship Company's steamer
.-S~~.NS Philadelphia, E. Howes Commander will
eaye lh the % Ehsr opposite ST. My Market punctuay
passage, apply at the office of the Company No "a Magazine
street. s. DE WISER A. 7
je27 Agents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Firemen's Charitable Association.
St. Charles street and Commercial Place Dnbo5
Row M 1 nm stairs =


Row, No. l. up stairs
Directors of this Association held Monday January 1883
to for the ending the first Monday Of
president: -. Isaac N. Marks
Scs.rres'dent' -. u Bruce
*Treasurer... ................. ..James BegRs.
COMMITTEE on F1SANcE.-*F. B. Brand, Chairman; J.. u,
yundegrif. j. NJ. Lsborde. ) 1
FIRE DErAETxEs1achisf Engineer John Grnaer Iia
gineer, Charles A. Smith. lg.7
Board OF Co4xlssIosERs n Marks, Chairman; ?.
Committees appointed and elected regular auar.sly
ensus sss onds 81 1885 to serve
on CEMETERIEs.-B Wheelehan Of No. g. Chairman, D.
Biscoe of No. I; Joseph Jacobs, Of No. S. Daniel
FoR RELIEF WIpows AND ORpHANs.-First Distsses-a
F. Horne Louisiana Hose Company, Chairman, 72 Csls
Second D.cchss Rolling, of No. TO- corner of frsns
Third Disiric-Mathew Brown, of No. a. Love, bstvs.s
Fourth Distrc-M yaseca of Louisiana Hook and Ldsr
Company No. l.
GENERAL RELEF-Frst District-J. c. Mcclellan of No Z
St M ohs1es ~ r. street ,Ss c Dubois and Mss
70 Erato between Howard and Liberty streets. - :,
Second District Jas Campbell, Of No No. ss DAuphn
Third Deiamore of Hoye Hook and Ladder
Comp No No Cont Q, corner Of Spain and MoFean
Montegut.
Fourth District. Becker, Of Ne a. Levsc between jack
son and Philip streetsi George Gier, No. a.
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHEcARIEs.- First Dis ric-.Dr =
r 2 Gas0ldes. ta .JOhn Booth Apohsey
cary, corner Tchouptoulas and Race streets
Second nstrict-Dr F. L. fancy. of Rampant and
Cusomhonse Streets D. b. Mougin Apothecay Dam
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