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MANUFACTURES Of Crackers OF all kinds. Also
WI Navy or Pilot bread, ETC., Second street, between
Adams and Jefferson.
We have connected with the above business, Gonfsc-
tionaries and Cakes OF all kinds ut wholesale or retail.
viii furnish fam lies or parties and weddings 1T short
notice and a. reduced prices.
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SCHEDULE e.


give PER CINTUM AID VALoREM.)
Articles used in ayeing and sheets, unmanufactur ed
tanning not otherwise India rubber, milk Of
provided for Junk, old
Brass. in bars or pigs, old Plaster Of Paris or sulphate
and At only to be re-man- OF liMe, ground or I'M
ufsctured ground
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides OF all kinds, un-
Copper Ia pigs or bars, cop dressed
per ore iSheHthing copper-but no
Copper, when old and At copper to be considered
only to be re-manufac- as such, except in sheets
tured IS inches long and IA
Clutch inches wide and weigh
Diamonds, canoes, mosaicsJ ing from IL 70 "a ounces
pearls, gems, Tubies, aud S~heathiug OF yellow metal,
other precious stones, not wholly or in part OF
and imitation thereof iron
when not set lgheathing or yellow metal
Emory IN lump or pulver- nails expressly for sheath
lied, felt, adhesive for ing vessels
shesthing vessels, FuiIShesthing paper
ler's earth, Gums OF al'Stave bolts and single bolts
sorts, not otherwise pro Type, old and nt only to be,
Fldeu Tor remauufacsured
Guits percha, unmanufac-wold
tured, Indigo, India Rub Zinc, speIter, or tenteHecue
berJ in bottles, slabs or manufactured
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Ladies' List
AVER H S; Allen B; Anderson n.
DRAY Z D: Brice n; Boyd :; Brooks A; Butterfeld O.
d Burnett n !; BrAIy S A; Bylsr A; Brown NJ Bishop
p; Benton NJ; Bedford N b; Blessing J; Benton N; Byier
&; Button O..
CARrEE ;; Carroll n; camstock f J; Campbell N;
Carroll 5 ); Carroll Z J; CsrrOwsy z G.; Carroll B;
Crowley N; Clifford mrs.
DAvIs C; Davis L; DashielI A Nj; Davis s; Daniels n
u p Dsshi-il E o; Duncan n 6; DacyA j. Dorthy NJ
EsTAIN j. Eddings F.
FosTERR R.
GRAY G c; Grant n; Gusrrsnt Z; Grant s G; Guiu-
" uey j GAueger Z; Gillian s P; G-sntJ 1; GrsRtAi
Giles L. Gauslin mrs; swim A E George LV.
HIZL P; Hill A; Hadg v; Hays K; Harrison $ E. Han
II drick S Fl Hyden p Holander 3; Houlihan II;
Hurst l. Howard F 4; Hubert b
TEGRIN ..
TAY r; Jones & johnson z N; jackson L z 4; Jones'
d B2; johnson j. Jackson X.
KENNEE n
7 EVILS III; Lyden H; Lsrrentree N Z.
zEORRIs s r; Mason I; Mil C: Malone A c; MorrI-
VI son C; Morrison D; Murphy f; Hsgeveney j Ma
long A; Montgomery n.
NHcNEAR Y; Mcclure A; Mcclure X HcAlister J C;
NJ Men nes K " McNsaus S; Mcdowell < 4.
NoR1oN sA.
OwES EEa-
DERRY * Psarse Al PadgetE; Parsons Al.
DIVES s; Rivers J NJ Rambut S; Richardson n J;
n Eooins0n Il A. Rogers @
OMIT L; Stick J; Smith F P; Smith Z P; Sales A B;
Scott II A; SndIer r ;; Sauseman Earsi Smith s d;
smith J Rs StlIA p Sweets J; SimEius Y II Sharp L
l. saunders s {; Scott n 4.
THRICE E L Tope E; Tsyloy X J; Timmons X; Tanner
j hA.
UTGLIEIA C; Vernon Y
:; webb K; WiIkius v G; Wetatore Z; Wad-
w Eynesr 81; Whradley r; VIM J; woodbridge &;
WsyEesourEJ v; Whitesids II A; White A.
YATES V L.
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q RSOLYED, By the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of
~ lhs eiLy OF Aempnls, that the Mayor keep . standing
nstce ia two Of the city papers, that no account sQsinSt
ne city viii be paid unless made by authority OF the
aEyor and Boardo Of Aldermen and Approved by the Mayor.
thxtrset from the minutssl
R. D. BAUGH. Mayor.
IL. RICHARDSON, City Register.
knrlrhis A--nEt &
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE.

DURsJANT to q decree Of the Chancery Cont AZ
i 6empnis, rendered November term, 1850 in the
case OF W. 3. Drift and Henry f. Gartman VS., John
". Hopkins and John NJ. Lsa, I will, on
MSIday, September "a, 1861,
In front of my office 10 the city OF Memphis. procss5 IN
sell to the highest bidder all the interest which the ie-
PENDANT, John ". Hopkins, bah On the first day OF De-
cembeT, 1903. in and to the following described Lease
noid Estate, to-wit: A block OF two story brick houses
or teneueuts, on part Of lot No. 2f5, in the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, fronting on the
sorth side et Monroe street I4Sh feet by 90 feet in
depth, subject 70 all the rights, liens and covenants IN
Che lease 70 A. T.. Norton OF J. N. Lea, the lessor. or 50
muen thereof as may be necessary TO pay complainsnPs
debt. interest and cost.
TERMS OF SALE The above described leasehold
interest and improvements will be sold on a credit Of
seven and twelve months, purchaser TO execute notes
with two or more good securities, with q lien retained
on the premises. Sale at IL O'clock A. n.
JOHN @. LAHIER
NfT-dawtd Clerk and Master.
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THE NEW TARIFF.

"
Az ACT TO PROVIDE REVENUE FRoN coMMoDI-
TIES IMPORTED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
SECTION /. The Congress Of the Confederate
States Of America do enact, That from and after the
thirty-hrst day OF August next Sduty shall be imposed
on all goods, products, wares and merchandise imported
from abroad into the Confederate States ef America, as
follows
On all articles enumerated in Schedule L, sn ad va
loren duty Of twenty-five per centum. On all articles
enumerated in Schedule 3, an I'D UGloren duty Of twen-
~ per oenium On all articles enumerated in Schedule
articles enumerated in Schedule D, an Gd ralorem duty
OF ten per centam. On ali articles enumerated in
Schedule +, an dd UGlOrem duty OF five per centum.
And that all articles enumerated in Schedule z, q Spe-
cidc duty as therein named. And that all articles emu
merated in Schedule g. shall be exempt from duty, to
wit:
TWKNTY-F1vE PER CEETUM AID vAL0REM.)
Alabaster and spar ons- Cordials, absynthe, arrsct.
ments curacao, kirschanwasser,
Anchovies, ~sardiues, and all liqueIs, maraohino, rztads,
other nsh preserved in and all ether s%pirituous
oil beverages Of 4 similar
Brandy and other spirits character
distilled from grain OriGlass, cut
other materials not other AanufaCtuTes Of cedar wood,
wise provided for g~ransdills, ebony, mahog-
Billiard and bagatelle Ia any rosewood, and satin
bles. and all sther tables wood
or Lizards on which games scsgIiola tops for tables or
are played other articles Of furni-
Composition tops for tables, ture
OF other articles Of furni- Cigars, snuff, paper cigars,
ture and all other msuUfao-
confectionery, comats, lures OF tobacco
S~weetmeats, or fruits Wines burgundy, cham
preserved in sugar, mo- payne, clarets, madeira,
lasses, brandy or other port, sherry, and all
liquors other wines or limitations
Of wines.
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the srts. provided that no
article or articles shall be
deemed q model watch
can be fitted for use
Paw ng stones
Personal and household ef-
fleets, not merchandise, Of
citizens 81 the ConfsdeT-
ate states dying abroad
Specimens Of natural his
tory, minerelOgy, or bots-
ny, provided the same be
imported il good faith,
for the use OF any society
Incorporated or establish
ed FOR piilosophicai, agri-
cultural or Horticultural
purposes or for the use
or by the order Of auy
college, academy, school,
or seminary OF learning
in the Confederate States
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The Mound nix Ferrv

TSHE Eouud City Ferry Packet n. R., IT, =
Il HBEK on aud after the l5th June, LEskGH
will run as follows Lezves Mound Oity&4
every day, except Sunday, at 81 8, 10H A. M, and
IN, 81 P. n. Leaves MeBphis at 6, 8. liz A. NJ,
and 81, 81 P. n.
will make three lrips on Sundays.
jeI4 r. b. CHEEK & co.
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Lynchburg Hose and Fire
COMPANY.
Capital and surplus ssOs,5 7.ss

JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
yAS D. HlLLIAAS......"......... Treasurer
CREED T. ..secretsry
Lynchburg, Va.
ENSURES against loss or damage BY Fire. Marina and
1 River risks. Also, insuras the lives Of Negroes.
Twenty thousand dollars in state Bonds deposited. AD-
plcaiions deposited in the Memphis Post Ofice, loci
box 45i, or left at the Office OF D. O.. Trader. soutb east
prompt attention.
my7-3m T. r. TRIDuR Ir.r4
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CQgOEa.u NarOq.de.

A LIMITED number OF choice swoRDS for o,vsIrv
~ omcers may be obtained by leaving orders at
%ILBERT, s. co.'s.
262 Main street.
100 Shot Cams. Pistols, Rifles
and BOIOfe KniUes,
at low figures. fooo4
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I REGRET exceedingly to be compelled 10 say a few
i words TO two classes OF ny boarders. The first are
those who do not pay promptly II is impos .ible for me
sto Keep up without prompt pas The other class
are those who are dissatisfied with their fare, and tbs
rules and regulations Of the house. I believe the pro-
prietor has a right TO his rules, and those who are dis
satisfied have the riEht and privilege to leave. when
they are dissatisfied they viii oblige me to do 50. I
hope this notice viii sufioe- Very respectfully,
d. COCKBELL.
jeii-2n Proprietor GGyOs0 House,
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JUST RECEIYEDl

I000 bags Fine ana Coarse SALT;
4OOO 20 casks Bacon Sides and Shoulders;
20 tierces Lard;
80 casks London Porter;
100 baskets Piper Heidsok Champagne.
A~LS0-Sugar, Aolasses, Tea, Tobacco, cigars and
Whisky, etc. For sale by J. ]. FRAME,
js30-daw No. IS Front row.
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SCHEDULE r.
fSpElIETC
SCHEDULE G.
exempt FROM Dirty

Ice. one dolsr aud ff,yt-two cents per busbel
cents per tun lf fifty. SIX Iouu5s per
Salt, ground, blown, or rockJOushel
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WE will ssIl to psy charges, IL not called for within
w thirty days from date, three boxes MERCHANT
] DI3E. marked IN. Reese"
jy2l-lm MORRISON & CO..
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BarstOw'S Metallic Barfal Baskets.
N0TENE.

TEEP CONSTANTLY on hand ell sizes Of FISK &
II ORANE'S CASES. Also, WOOD COFFINS, Of
every description.
Country Undertsksrs furnished with caskets aud Gases
ct . reasonable discount. de27-Iy
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/ 3 90 Z % 3 % Q 10 5 % TO % II % 10 % . %
. 4 SO OOI 7 so ? Ooll2 eOtls O0lIs rs q sol 81 SO
3 6 90 co 10 OO12 OILS OO2O OOi25 90 80 OO so Ok
7 500 OOl2 sofa OO2O COPS OOIs1 IS 81 5OI 50 so
x 3 OoI2 o0I5 00.is 0024 OOhsO OOIsJ so 45 DOL IS %
s 10 80 IA OO17 5o21 Oo2s Oo.2 20 OOl42 IS 81 so 81 50
n - OO16. OO2o Oo24 OOs2 90. 20 s0l5o OO s. 50 100 90
L.
8 n 5ohts Opt22 Bo27 Oese 90 IS O0l5S rs 81 5OI12 80
o IS coo O0ia5 % 80 60 20 Oo50 0os2 90 IS oe- l25 %
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DAILY RATES OF ADVERTISING
For one square Of ten lines or less, one insertion. 100
For each additional insertion Of same.......... so
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

NO. CAR BOX OIL, in cask4 and barrels gu.
pefor TO I'ard or equal to sperm oils, foe
Re,lroad car boxes ...,...,...,.. 50 GAL
No. REFINED OIL in casks and barrets
suitable for mixing will, any other Oils 80 .
No. 2 REFINED OIL, in casks and bsrrela
suitable for painting all outside YORK
and any color except white ..... 25
No. s REFINED OIL, in casks bills suit.
able for Ship aud Steamboat decks RoeF.
ing ec.,-r-.
No. l GAS OIL, in casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds of gus apparatus. %
COMMON ROsIN OIL in casks, suitable foc
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences, new works ETC. preserv-
ing the wood from exposure to the
tlar or for mixing with common paint or
i"hNerb' oifs'....... .......--.....,.-.. ~
AXLE Eor WHEEL CREASE In barrels, las
bes, and kegs, made for the Plantation
Farm. City and Country .......... .St 10 cts lb
NAPrHA, Crude and Refined iu casks used
for manufacturing burning fluids, Is 10 20 cts eal
NAVY PITCH, in q and 40 gall barres war
raned free from Water, Sand Chips,
other impurities. Price according to nar
ket.
We are now manufacturing the above enumerated articles
and prepared to fill all orders We the attention of
are PURE and UNIFORM manufactured exclusively from
Southern MATERIAL aud managed aud owned by Southern men
CONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES taken
a. par. Discounts made to the trade.
SIMEON TOBY, JR,
jyl tf2p6t President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

The and blockade having mainly suspended the employ
ment of the OF New Orleans composed largely of volun
teers families and financially disabled in great measure
those who ordinarily relieve the this cuss and there
being much distress among te more in proect it has
been proposed that the planters living along the payabIp
and raoad send contributions of vegetables reo,
etc. TO be distributed from central depot city and also
that resident provision Dealers grocers bakers butchers hnc
render their contributions at the
place, and for the purpose.
The Mayor and Council have given the use of the spendd
iron water WORKS building on the evee the of Canal
street. for the depot and tits being M at once
citizens furnishing the materials, labor, ETC., etc.
Many planters all indeed who have spoken wit-haye
cordially proered ai some have been sending if o
month pat
Every seataboREan who been spoken TO offers
aton gratis do the railroad companies Dayage will also
be free.
commissary will have charge of the depot and he as well
as several gentlemen OF character will n the
hounties properly bestowed The Iadies Society for t
Confederate Army that has noby aided our sodiery with
sothlng Dandages etc. and our with work. offer
their aid to pre-, vent misdirecion of the charity
All will be the general supervision and care of Tho
Mayor, who heartily aids the and WILL through special
police. srder.
This scheme to benevolent from beginning end
being paid many contributions towards organizing and
preparing required and all cheeruy given at the
word.
The counenauee and personal aid of kindheared citizens
solicited If should he given be expended TO
further the object
Citizens Of louisiana th3is the Of patriotfr as we'll ms
beDevolenre for these large part our gallant sol
dies faH'sSsome of them indeed belonging to the country
by virtue Of legace written in blood plains of Nauassas
How tie hearts of surviving defenders will be cheered and
their neved by knowing their dear ones at houe are
our daily and will be allowed suffer Les not
tolerate misery that merely stretching forth the hand will re-
move Tndy aid WILL in many instances prevent utter wretch
edness, if not starvation and crime.
mpobleo tell how long the present causes of distress
may last or what others may supervene recommended
that the prers not only send OF their abundance but
plant for the tatEre sweet and Irish potatoes cabbages uEp
etc, etc.
Packages should be Marked vegetables for the Poor se
Waterwoks, New Oreans,n
If The sacks OK Baskets have the of the donors on then
they will be return8d far p acticahIo.
New orleans August 3, 1851 au3 2ptf
1- Any person disposed send up Vegetables or any other
articles for 2he benefit cf the FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, are informed that they will
be transported by the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREE
CT CHARGE and handed the Cotcmittee for dsr-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
TALK ON 'cHANGRs

Rather dull than otherwise on the flags OF Caron.
deiet street yesterday. On Camp street there were
numerous throngs of citizens. In some respeets.
It appeared that up town had broke loose What
brought forth SO many denzens, it is supposed was
owing to the fine weather. True, a heavy shower
OF rain came of about 2 P. NJ, but it was partial
not extending beyond the middle Of the First Dis
tflct. There has been a great deal of rain fallen
since the-lst OF this month"; In some sections say
the parishes Of st. Helena, Washington, St. Tam
many, Madison, Carroll and Tensas, with some of
the river counties, the showers have been more
frequent than desirable. The cotton has not vet
been affected, though picking has been DELAYED
The arrival of the Quebec steamer with dates
from Liverpool to the Sth, was announced The
adyices announce the arrival of the City of Wash.
ington and the Hibernian from this side The City
OF Washington was the steamer Of the 9th july
from New York. She carried full details of the
great battle of Manassas. There were no adyiees
OF positive nature regarding the effects of the
great battle. 1t is reasonable to suppose that the
real response, the effects and influence, have been
suppressed and not allowed pass to the Southern
oonfederacy; so we shall have to wait few days
ior private advices expected via Quebec and Hall
fax. There was talk that the little great monsieur
beimont weuld fail entirely In the negotiation for
loan Tor Lincoln, Seward s. Chase. This intelli-
genee was not unexpected.
Ihefe was some talk about the proclamation of
President Davis, and who will be required TO take
the oath Of allegiance. We confess to the fact
mat there are greater number subject to the pro-
elamation than most of our real Southerners ave
aware of. Those who think they are subject 10 The
provisions of tile isw viii do we'll to take due no.
tice Of the matter.
The Northern Government is arresting Southern.
eFs arriving from Europe. Among the latest ar
rests is that Of Thomas S. Serr who arrived in the
Psrsia last week at New York. The telegraph
al@ays pregeEbial for errors, says that our quon-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

idPoRTAET RArLR0AD ARRANGEMENT. = Major
Ashe, the energetic tluartermaster who has been
entrusted By the War Department with The man.
agement q the whole matter q railroad trans.
tls city and ii Petersburg Between Tie roads Of
zee same gauge. By this simple connection he
ia nas the entire motive power and rolling stock of
Ipou milss q railway 70 draw on Id an emergency.
ted up TO this time by the amount Of it's rong Him,
stoeE, which was barely sufficient to transport Two
regiments day. Now this difficulty no lonaer5
exists. Major Ashe has but to ring the telegraph
Wlres and rolling stock enough to transport 10 900
men day will be at once promptly Forwarded, ,sse
izgl 81 Rcbmend Examiner 18th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
Volunteer Relief Committee.

The Committee will hereafter sit DAILY, in Room No. G.
Basement of the City f from 10 II O'Clock A. NJ for the
purpose of registering the distressed families and
dependents of absent Volunteers preparatory distributing
the Relief appropriated by the Common Council
All applicants will be required produce proof satisfactory
the Committee that they entitled to relief '"
Residents of The First District will appy on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 9th and 10th insis.,
Residents Of the Second District will apply Oh MONDAY
y inst, .r
Residents of the Third District will apply on TUEsD Y the
18th inst.
Residents of the Fourth District will apply on WEDNEs-
DAY, l4th inst.
Thereafter applications may be made any day proiscu-
ousy. VI.
Due notice will be given of the Pay Days each District
soon az the pay rolls completed
CHAs. c. CAMPBELL,
Secretary OF the Committee
New Orleans, August 9, 1851. ar9 if
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL GOOD CITIZENS.

TO Ne GOOD CITIZENS. II
3 ~ ,. New ORLEANS. Avg. Il, 1861.
AS ths Committee has receixed, with deep regret
proof thst impusitions have been paced upon public
eroy By obtaining relief were not entitledo the
same they hereby appeal good citizens who mar come
to the anaSedge OF any such of fraud inn mem
bers of taesGommee in person. leave such ntornao
with as edelay possible tke!r Office No City E
basement 'ol The following the Commit
tee ~
GERARD STIFE, Board of Aldertne2
.s.y S. p. pELABARRE, 3. E.
L. +. FORSTALI, =. .
j. II. HUCKINS 4
~ JAS. BEGGS, Board al Asst Aldernesl-
WE. HODGKGNS,. =. .
s. .".. j. B. LEEFE, g.. .
JAMES DAVIS, -. .
JAMES BEGGS.
au19 2ptf -a Chairman of the Committee,