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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
Proposals.
OyUcs OF CoxpIssARr OF SrssisrRScB, I

-s~~-<S ~ss.s ~s-
OPSIcs OF CoxHIssARr OF Sussi.rEscE,J
No stste-st, New Yok, Sept. IL, lB0l
RMY SUPPLIES.-PrOpOsals will be received
10Th inst for supplying United Slater Army SUB
siSIANCh For sSs5r &c on be IL Of October 1885,
abb barrels Gstqusly Mes Pork fa soted zoo 70 meat
25i2so pound. rstqusiy ,moked Bacon Sides zip covers
10 ugh ,eIees about 80 PGsoas 'se shank cut
of close to the 'risket slip covers packed ., above.
l6g5 pound, r.qusiiy snOked Hams. alp covers pacd 81
aoO bael. Grqueiy full and regular EIii' Mess Beef to
80 sounds GsGuaiy Of Pilot Bread TO be packed IN
pounds Of bread each box boxes TO be
.u bottom and top Of single pieces OF II Two pieces Do
So bushels prime quality White Beans Peas sp Peas
IN :.Sss yo Ss.I 1S s "a cs sii &
% a3i pounds prime Rio Coffee IN clean onsht Piii
$3.50 pounds prime lido Coffee roasted aud ground u eeah
$7sO psund: good quality Black Tee. lAf oOlOng half
Mound. refined shtyeow cosee Sugar the best
qS clean d "a. s y saaa c.d 70 &c Il
ounces 20 the pound, one half g. and Oh half l2s
TO 5Ssfs Of good clean dry ane Salt Ia tight
welleooPered barrel, quart. g the eg'Lel h.,h,r.,,
400 gallons good aoia4'e or sifup Ia 0As OF ns
Is go pc 4nds fTs, quality Dried Apples Ia Isbi buri.
delivery Of October 1851 the same qnsniiy "
delivery on the 18th Of October 1901 the quantity
Fofdeyey on the 22d otoctober 1851 the quantity
Small samples In labeled boxes accompany the propo.,
when practicable Separate proposals viii be requedios eaeh
article In hic reference be made 10 Their proper sh
pes Certificate. Of nspecou III DO required for al the aeAi'
certifying the part ~ the seller the present quality Asd cen
dion The e1s VIII also be examined aud passed bpon ~
Rabort F. Oe Inspector the pat Of the uriied e'ab
TIE sellers name With dse Of purchDe. required on tsch
package be strapped with hght green hiokoEy aF,
All the stores Will be carefully inspecs 81 before Their d"Fey
and carefully cDrarod With iho retained samples Bidder. na
propose for Who'll of-ach article The stores nie
10 be delivered free Of eli charge 20 TIE ui,ed sA'es coo
Yoi o. sroOtyS sseh peoa q ss eIssPt
~. - 90 delivered without the tai,ed
states Persons not HAVING The pese variety Of stores ebogs
described but having Aroes inaf kicds are hOfy 70
send a. poprss which viii receive attention according 70
price and Adaptation 10 the wSnts Of The service 49,
Ero bid contain copy of The printed 20
which ref and also LiVe the ,isnslret Of two ep9n
ibs suree gnsrSnteeng the fulhmsi Of Tie G9sution'
the bidder In any pert Of bis popo.a hs be cecP,d
ProposA. iudDrsed Proposals for S1bsistet tIos
No :" and must be sent with the samples 70 tn Office No
Stae-F;. a. II. EAIOrf
4. nuA 1. L-l II A
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OFFICE ~ CONNnsARY or SuBsisrEsCE.
No . Statest.. New York. Sent IA. 1891


PROPOSALS. viii be received by the undersigned
until o'clock .. N. Of TUESDAY the l7th int for .np-
pylns for II the United States Amy, sUB3lsrEECE
STORES a. follows;
25D000 pounds Rice.
2.0.0o0 pounds pine Rio Coffee.
200. pounds ToIs' cd prime Rio Coffee.
One hsf q each TO be ready for delivery c 23l and the
relutlndcr on the 2gfhins.
The Grten Coffee to DO packed ia doo seeks o. bundled
Pond net osch, inside sack 70 be Of strorg coewOcn
tailed cotton sudi ouic ssek 4 hr'qaiy strong
snnn b toh acks 20 be fewed co.e aud TIE packages TO
De ite yey compact q tic 10 sack u be drawn
wound ar5 cWed strongly The cs aid Roasted O. lee % be
packed ~ closn, tht iit baIEe Pcc 10 incldc Of
parkage.. S-mlts ia labeled accompany the
gis. Scpamtc opofui. wiz bs required ca article la
which reuoe must be made to their proper samples sellers
With date Of purchase each Paet a. the stores win be-
inspected AID compared with retained samples Bidders may
pI0poe r tho whole Portion Of tia HFees Persons no,
having le precise vety Of above described bu having
atees o. similar kpds at liberty TO send Ia proposals
ghlch II receive attention secodlg price and
tho Of tie service. Affidavit OF cofe roasted equired
~ Tie ideety Of the coffee with snbscrbed guaranty OF the
seller that the coffee furnished Il the the sample
which he purchase made. Each bid contain copy
the printed advertisement 20 which rees and have
The gnaafes Of responsible sufco guaranteeing the full
hent Of the ba0h Of the bidder In any part OF lis
popoal so br Grccped Proposals be Endorsed Propc.
ssh fr snbs;llce Stores No. % and, with aaiapIes lbs
Ten az The Office r.. stsest
A. 3, LAloN. Major ADD Csa. Sab, U. s,A
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Groceries ano l)ropisions.

CHEAPEST FLOUR STORE. Good Family
Flour 81 30 to 90 choice doable extra IS 50 20 Sc beat
do s0 supsrhne Rye FlaGr hTst quality, - 30 sna
profits and quick Delivered free IN Nei oIk, Harlem
Manh.tai ye Morrssna Brooklyn Niismsba ga, lauaice
Astoris EIun,es Point UTeenpoin Staten sapd Newark
" w. B. GILLETTE.
No. 204 Front st. Fulton Ferry.
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pantina Aea0emies.
A DopWORTHs DANCING ACADEAll

A DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
IN. No. "a Pifhay.. corner Of 25ih-st, Eew-York,
No. ~ Mouiag1e-st, Brooklyn. ,
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS Ia Brooklyn, WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS 10 New-Ycrk commencing October In
Brooklyn October Ia Hew-York
In the new building on hay recently erected foT Tue pu
pose will be found every requisite Tor such an estao hinen
In addition the Dancing classes VIII also be formed Tor exe
rss in ag gysten Caisthencs especially Valuable 70
ladies' and children OF delicate frame Mr. DoDWOhIh would
make with Seniinaes TOT Lessons IN
Dancing, Calistnenics or Military Driil.
Crenlar, FOR tsrrns 1o rnsy be had st either Academy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the u.s Of hs,s Pl The periodic attacks Of N0sou
Sick Headache may prevented aud taken al the
usn. Of an attack immediate relief pain kns" viii be
obtained
They ssldOmfa IN removing hs Ea.ses aad Headache to
which females are Subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co'fSsnaL
70, Literary ss, STUDENT Delicate Females and all per.
sons Of .sd.ntary hab, they valuable LazaGrs i'm.
proving the app giving ne snd vgOr TO the digestive
rams and restoring ks natural ss:iy ofas who's
system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result o. long inys,ig CATION
AID carefully experiments having many
years. during which tune they have prevented aud relieved
ys,t amount Of pain ard spGng from Hsadashs whether
ogus.n in the system oTO dersngsd Of thu
stomach.
They arc entirely vegetable In their compOs,u and may be
taken ct al times win perfect safety wihOu, mas any change
Of diet. and ne oy.eet Of any d.a9rtea' rtade A<ay
to asa,iaaser,stHo children.
BEwARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
The gsnuia. hsv, vs .saa.ar,' ofHEERY c. sPALDING
on each Box
solaby Druggists and al other Dealer, IA Medicines
AbOI viii bs sent by mail, prepaid rsssips Q! the
PRICE. rs CENTS
Aussl.r, ,ho1ld ,addrssssaso
HENRY G. sPALDIEG
No. % Csdr a., Esw.YOlz.
~ sasi. botis OfsPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
vii ssTs ssa times i.' cost annusly.-Gi
sPALDMGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALDRos PREPARED GLUE
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECoNoAH DISPATCH,
GA SFlTSa IN Tiau SAW, NSGp.a
aIaoed:shv a happen in veY regue.d Gamai,, M.
very desirable 70 Lave cheap sad ceavsn,n, x,v
rgFuini.ors, Toys crockcry &c.
sPALDlhO's PREPARED GLUE
meets al sch emergencies and Household csu .fo,s
wlthoa.t lkalwsys ready aud up to the sticking po,a
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
E.B.-A 5l.'a 'scsrPsais' each beas pics. q cent,
Address
HENRY c. sPALDINo
No. "a cedsrs.., Esw.Yoh
CAUTION
Asesr.air vnpia,ipd psrsons a.smptas to palm o.
tie unusPsctios pubic limitations Of nay PREPARED GLUE
Iwoud caution all PsE'ss' TO saaias boio0 purchasing aud
zee TIA. the fal name,
~ sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE, "a
.aa Ls az.sids wspps. Ag0lr5as s~indry eOrrltyfe,
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QRI THE PENNSYLVANIA l S6I
u OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. I|V@
GREAT noUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.
The capacity OF the Road l. now equal 70 any IN tns een'
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO The wEsh

Ofice No Asor H9ase corner G. Neey.'II ia, ID.
Facilities for the u Passengers 70 anl ~ ~
oinnst Chicago ST. Louis 81 Paul Nashville Men & ,l
Orleans and all other In the West, se.'n r,TOrs
SouhWess unsurpassed f9r speed ana ni9 y, coa
Through tsans for the " Get leave New iotA oos a
landtstl iorung Expres m EvsTlos s.i,tss
also AZ o. NJ from place. via Aucntown $50
Pittsburgh a. /. next Day and there VITA A.
trains. r,h ,,.,n.
Fare sIyyayI Is low ard the time as quick 81 oy f'
route. -, = n, ,,s..;A,. - h. foruaricl y
sny poiut on the Railroads Of Ohio nt9es o.
ma Wi..on,ir iowa or Missouri by RAlLkQH1p, 4,
RFGT or 10 an port the navigsble rivers Of tss
stesmofs from Pittsburgh - -. A.. Va bY tbs
The raiss Of Freight ard from any pons IN ,as
Pernsyi nis Railroad are at all time. A. avoIso q r<
H. o,hsr Railroad Companies Merchants ard sniPP raly
y he portson Of their Freight 10 this Co"Ps'
with cont dence It's peedy transit ..omaods.in
Line BY which pa. grating Wsswns s9sy rsiss
Comfortable mode OF conseyanoe at Que nan se
Of fare. j. l.. ELLlOfT, Passenger AseSH "'.
LpECH 4 Co. Freight Asests s,h Wri,rsa
Ma Aston House. and No SCUM y.
NepONAbo pi'Ohot - No. BatlsrypSS
FNoCH LEWIS General sap'i A.oen. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
6onse Furnishing GOODS.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRIGERAT0RS
N lees than Wholesale prices SILVER-PLATED WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, CookING UTENSILS, &c. Sc At lees
prices than any other house H. The trade
T.. d. bASsfORD. Cooper In,,itute
4 | INTERPRETATIONS, Water.C oolers, Cut
lery Mosonl.o Bs Tea Tfays PeramSal.t9rs Baskets.
Wooden Ware, &c. st DELMAR'S No 100 b;ead"sy
vV,HE NEW GOTHIC FURNACE-For warm
il ing churches houses te. BARTLETT LESLEY MAJ
uiactuTsrs No. 40 broadway send fof circular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
TRAINS LEAyE EEw,YoRKs:

Passenger station in NswYOIk e7lh,. 'ad EBAY
trance Zitb-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

HARTFORD DIRECT.-The Steamers CRY
hA OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave Pa
zip dny at p M Sundays excepted Cabin fare to Hstssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

V,HE MISSES GREEN viii reopen their School
Il for Young Isdes THURSDAY Sept. 10 ct No. Sth
az. 6rst door nc N WashIL gton square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

1 Dnn BOAr for ALBANY and TROY. -Ths
NJ new and last steamer DA -fEL DkEW iesv.s T. a
al T., ~ ~ thyEsDAfs srd sATURDAiS At
..A."s " soIhs EHeuson tletets . b Ia o. hca =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY = S.o..-.- n,
~ MENlA eaves foo. Of Hsr,ssor.., NJ ot", an
osl : s1d frdsys .. O'Clock Pare 81 (, BSssl9 80
your ticket at No. zs Broad gay y0u S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
NETWORK d NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRASGEMEET.
COMMENCING AUGUST ~, 1901.
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60 tl)bom It man Concern.

A LII Parties having claims against III. ElSNER,
"A connected with tho Store and carried
by Jacob Foreman Houons hereby notified to present
their claims FOX settlement within ten days H. EISNER
Nos. - and 81 lst-sv
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Alnsiral .saslruments.

AT WALKER WARER00MS, ClutOn Hal
"A aud 9h.st near BsoadsayA large stock OF rev and
secoud hand PIANOS every decp toT SALE sad HIKE
Allowance made for hive ifpurchafed "a
HHICKERING and SONS
" GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
wnerooms No e9i Brosdwny Hew-IoIk Pianos TO Rent
Old Pianos tsken In exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

V1HE MISSES WALKER will Reopen their
Il DAY SCHOOL for young ladies'. No. l2 MadisOn-av,
WEDNESDAY, Sept 49, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLR0AD.-Ps+
~ ssnger Trains via PavOaa keEry from fool Of chambef
7s. M ExpreEs
m, Mail -.
ga ~ Nix daily for Otgvi'ls ard nssFrnodats SiSaI
II a M. Accommodation, daily for Port Isrvis.
4p. rs Way, for Middletown. Eemburgh and nteaedss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

rINHE MISSES ROHR and MRS. TUFFs
Il FRENCH ard ENGLISH BOARDING aud DAY
SCHOOL, No. ~ West 24.s;, 5thay., will REOPEN on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

VJ,HE FEMALE INSTITUTE of the Misses
IL ROGERS, No. 2?S wes. 2Nhst. Is this day reoPened
Srrtanhcr 3. 1851. - -
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

R00SSroNDAILY via GROT0E.--Ths steame,.
- COMMONWEALTH sud PLYMOUTH ROCK g.. 81,
10 ~ at p n VI m. EDWARDS Agent. Office rs Ws..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

lAUTIOh
Aseer.air unpa,pd Psrsons attempting to palm a on
the un'usPsetios pubic limitations Of nay PREPARED GLUE
Iwoud caution all rsE'ss' TO sss beos0 pusch.sius aua
sec TIA. the failnaa
~ sPALDINGs PREPARED oLuE,.As
asa he az.sids wapps Agotnigs s~indgry c0rrleyt,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
ME COIJFGIATE SCHOOL.

offers the accumulated advantages Of hiy years
Of successful ope alton
Every scly provided for thorough course of usen aud
nauenta education upde direction Of corps Of more
than tweoy professors aud atbers.
kor ctrcuarsesPply 20 - 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--For ALBA
III NYanaTRnY rnNNE rTIHG WITH TR AIMS NORTH

Peekskil train. I'm. 4:b p IA
So sng tain 0. M ag SKA IA, ase a1d S!zs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

NrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHGA, and the SOUTH ard WEST via JERSEY
CITY Mail A. Express Lircs Lave NewHcft e. AID 10
ana Send IA Fare s. Through tieketss sold for Cir
er and he West and for s. ;m snt through bs,zsr
j W WOODRUFF, ASssn' SuperiatentsSt
No baggage will be received for say trsins deyeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

To every mother who has children sncas from any of the
somP'uo incident to the Period ieeng we say Do not let
yourOwn PudcO the preudiccs Of Otbors stand in the
Sy the relief that viii be sUeyes absolutely fol.
low shs use Mrs. wIESLoWrs SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

vI,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
PORT by SHORE LiNE.Leaves a7th at 4hssl - -.
arrive 10 Providence go 1875 n anise ~ rIofs
1880 pm NJ Express Through Mai Train nlivs U f"
oeh'e '''V anu D'''0A ~ CALHOUN sap.rn,ndssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

ftSE 10 IJH,EE BO1ES of WINCHESTER's
~ steC fif iidP wt fepahsntly euro any cate Of
- q "es.is tGeJgggralaied Sent by mail reg
ttG j. MANCHESTER 80. % Jeha-st. Neg.York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01

PoRrLAND, Me-, Feb 2s.-The steamship Cana
dian, Capt. Graham, which sailed from Liverpool
the 18th, and Londonderry the evening of the fol-
lowing day. has arrived at this port. Her intelli-
gence is five days later than that previously re-
ceived.
The Canadian mail steamship North Briton from
Portland whence she sailed the I'd instant, arrived
out at Liverpool on the l4th.
The Hamburg American packet Feutonia, from
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l5.--The sales in the Liverpool
Cotton market, the week just ended amounted to
81 coo bales, including 3000 taken on speculation
and 5000 for export. The weeks business closed
very dull. Holders are pressing their stock on the
market. The middling and lower grades declined
I'd. since Friday, the 8th.
Messrs James Hewitt 4 Co. say business in
Cotton is very dull. They quote decline of ID.
on the Middng and Id. on the lower qualities, and
report the market as having closed with down
ward tendency.
The sales to-day (Frday) were confined to 1000
bales including 1000 taken by spectators. Prices
| still show a downward tendency. ;.
The Brokers' Circular quotes Fair Orleans at
| 3Td. and Mildling Orleans Mt I'D.
| The stock of Cotton in Liverpool is accommodating
whilst the consumption is largely declining. Such
were the rurorS current short time since at Man
| chester. .4
The recent advices from Manchester are Of an
unfavorabe nature.
The market for both manufactured goods and
| yarns closed very dul!, at slight dechne on al
qualities.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.--Breadstufs dull and de
| cning. Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Feb. l5.-Consols to-day closed at 81
| to 50.
The Bank of England has advanced its rates to
per cent:
European Political Intelligence
The fortress of Gaeta has capitulated to the sa1
| dinian forces. The royal family retire ON trenc
| steamer.
The garrison are prisoners of war till hessina
| etc, surrender.
Further from Europe
| PORTLAND, Feb. 28.-The Canadian brings til
| following commercial intelligence:
! Stock of Cotton in Liverpool.
| The stock of Cotton in Liverpool consists Q
726 600 bales, of which 55S, 900 are American.
Bank Of France
The bullion in the Bank of France has increase
| forty.seyen million francs during the month.
The tone of the Paris Bourse was wthou
change. Rentes 68f. 40c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01
GntAL SnttLLlgeEsG.
nrHE InEs oE MARCH,


Are upon US! Lincoln is in Washington; JEFF pa-
Wis is in Montgomery; different sorts of flags are
flying about; grin.visaged war may Or may not
smooth his wrinkIed front; politically, the nation
is considerably mixed and otherwise excited, and
no man knoweth what day may bring forth!
For all this, 'velvetfooted spring descends as
usual and takes her first dainty steps on the sweet
evergreen fields of the South the bright, sunny
South. Spring is always behind the almanac in
the North; in the South she is always ahead of it,
Spring is only the usher of the other seasons at
the North at the South she claims residence be-
fore and through Winter, as we'll as we'll as after
it, If few northern blasts and frosts Danish her
for time, she still leaves behind her many of the
choicest articles Of her garden'furniture, in eVi
dence of her perpetual lease upon one Of her mos
favored regions
1t is evident that Spring has great contempt
for almanacs The fret of March in the North sees
snowclad hills, leafess trees, and dismal looking
patches. awaiting the arrival Of the sweet South
erner, Spring. The first of March in the South
sees the fields and forests basking in brightest
green; new leaves shooting, young buds swelling
flowers expanding after their Winters yawn-
everything on the face of nature borrowing the
brightness of the sun, the hues of the rainbow
and shedding sweet odors and good cheer upor
that other part of nature which breathes anG
moves and enjoys.
Let the ides of March bring what they may
sweet Spring is true ever to her sunny Southern
home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-W William Bowen, Texas B
Bowers, Miss; J L Bezman, Ala G Hathaway
n Y; H Cummings, Texas; Curtis, Ala S
r Lewis, Miss; A Curtis, Y !; f W Flowers, 0
son, NJ Lyons, Miss Lyons, La; Brandon and
lady, DR. ] Brandon and lady, Samuel Nelson and
family, N W Lewis, Arks; W R benson, Mrs Il
Anns, Miss Anns, { Annis, La; ] W Nelson,
W McElrath Miss GS Guion, J b. Sand, Lewis.
D D Avery, Johnson, Col Roiterd, La; Chas G
RuolIing, G W Peak, " Ogden, Mo; VIM Good
rich, NJ Gourley, La. "
CITY HorEL.-M McEIny Ark; f Moody and
lady, |. Lewis, A R Md2tgomery, D IL Ward, VIM
Purnell, Mrs Purnell, j r Ashford, A A Forbes,
Miss; D S Wilson, Texas; + Butler and lady,
Miss Mary Cur:io, Va: j Deem, N Eiseman, Tex;
r D Chaney, J Sturges, La; j Gnstofer, Miss
L L Brown, ] Mckee, Tenn; G Hill, Miss; L Fl
Norton, Texas; Mrs Wallace, W NJ Thompson, W
] Braswel, Ala; MSAvant, Texas Scarbough
D s Rlea G Fl Collins, La; Mrs Greenwood, J L
White, N Brooks. NJ Robinson, j S McCraine
E Verden. NJ Mckee, o H Thornton, Miss; J W
Wright, Ky: G A Hatch, R Morrison, L Sh0ffer
l. Morgan, Bowman, G W Hardy, Q c Rives, La
W Murphy, Z W Lee, I n Williams, L Tool, Ark
J H Ewing, Ala; Pollard, Va; R A Rusk KY
Sr.JAMEs HoTEL.-Mrs Townsend, J Hodges
R Barnett, Miss: W Murphy, II A Williams, v
Lee, Chas Chester, Ark Z Hull, W P Hutchins
Texas Fl Mcfarland, R Morrison, W Shafer, JnC
Bradley, La; Z Spller, St Helena P Spier, Liv
| ngston VIM Davis, Ky; Cohen Jr, S G; W
! Clark, Mr. and Mrs Loudeman, Mo.
Sr. LOUIS HorEL.-E Leverich, Y; Mrs Mar,
| Porter, Alex Porter, T 2 Parry and lady, Z NJ lie
| febre, L Hodge and lady, H r Slack, John
Keller and lady, Defreese, Hall and wife
Thos Whaley, A Robinson, W c Smith, L L Rich
Baldwin aud lady, Texas; Mrs e Ashley, W Y
| Barker, Ala NJ Sanches, Mexico.
| ----s'~ .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01

YANKEE PRIvATEE0s.--We have heretofore ex-
pressed the opinion that when the South shall put
pmvateers in commission, she will have no difficulty
in obtaining ships and men from those Northern
ports which already furnish both for the slave
trade We are therefore not surprised to learn that
some gentlemen have lately received a number of
letters from Boston ship owners, inquiring as to
the prospect of privateers being put into commits
sion, intimating that any number of ships can be
engaged by the Southern Confederacy, if hostiites
should occur. ERiehmond Dispatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01
4 sLIaAr DISTINCTION.

A youngster of four winters was reproved by
his father the other morning for fault. Justifca
ton was attempted by citing his mothers ex-
ample. ' Well, but Louis" said the father.
"mother woman" Studying a few seconds, the
daddy was taken aback with, No, Sir she's a
LADY," whereupon he subsidized, not being able to
enter demurrer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01

A boy went from the hearty yietnals :, ef has
country home to Boston, and there boarded with
o widow. who was model Of department, gaa
who lavished compliments upon heaTaefa with
out snt-but whose table was Of the meanest kind
and most meager in snbstantals.
After enduring the \ short commons n foE q
time, one mornng, after an unusual profusfeI
of compliments at the breakfast table, which, was
also unusually lean and I. lenten,'' the country hag
ventured to free his mind by renarkfng a thfaR7
ma'am if You would exchange some Of yDur POI
ness for d little Inore country produce II W
suit us boarders good deal bettef.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01

Stammering, says Coleridge, is sometimes the
cause of pun. Some one was mentioning in
Lambs presence the codheartedness Of the Duke
of Cumberland in preventing the Duchess from
rushing up to the embrace of her son, whom she
had not seen for considerable time, and insisting
on her receiving him in state.
How horribly cold it was " said the narrator.
eyes," said Lamb, in his suffering way, j." but
you know he is the Duke Of Cucumber land.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-01
THE FIREmEN's CELEBRATION.

The preparations indicate that next Monday, the
Firemen's Anniversary in this city, will be in many
respects far ahead of any of the displays of for
mer years. We see and hear of these preparations
everywhere.
As to what the 1iremen intend to do, and how
they intend doing it, we need say no more to our
readers than to direct their special attention to
the programme advertised in full and at length in
a conspicuous part of this mornings Crescent