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AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OIL basey aduiteratod with
Csmpheue other fluids of similar nature sold this
ciyss PURE COAL OIL and the article only
gerous but being entirely devoid of the e1csnces PURE
COAL OIL is calculated bring Oil dsrepute OUR
DUTY 10 THE PUBLIC, well rs the protection Of
interests, compcs caution all persons against ing
away their money and endangerinE their lives by its
GENUINE COAL OIL guaranteed nerfecty pure, be
obtained at no. 6CHARTREs STREET fs.5 2pf
Tcras Pecusls.
30 barrels and 50 bags large TEXAS Peenns.
AT COCHRAN HALL,
lS New Levec and II Fulton st.
Smyrna Figs.
1000 drums, half drums and quarter drums.
AT. COCHRAN Il HALL,
a IS New 1sevee and II Fulton ut.
Malaga Raisins.
1000 1ozoe Iondontseyor RAIsINs.
100 MR.
30 fancy cartoon E.
AT. COCHRAN L HALL,
IS New Levee and Il Fulton st.
Canton Ginger.
100 cases Preserved Ginger in prime order.
AT. COCHRAN HALL.
l3 New I.evee and IL Fulton st.
Black Pepper.
loo bags heavy sumatra Pespsr
AZ. COCHRAN HALL,
10 New Levee and II Fulton st.
Soft Shell Amends.
100 trails Irics Almonds.
100 bags Tarragoua Almonds
A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL,
fe2s 2p3t l3 New Levse and IL Fulton st.
Free 98'aae Shirts.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
The New Tariff
Going effect on 4th Of March, imposes duty Of "a
per all Dry Goods Clohiny Gen,lemens Furnishing
Goods, etc, imported after that time.
S. N. MOODY,
Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
Having immense stock hand, and large invoices
arrive during the week, repete with
sEAsONABLE SPRING GOODS,
Offers his friends and customers
ALL HIS CELEBRATED SHIRTS
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY
GLOVES AND CRAvATs
SILK AND LINEN POCKET HDKFs,
sUsPENDERs,
SHIRT BOsOMs,
SHIRT COLLARS,
DRESSING ROBES,
UMBRELLAS,
LADIES GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
BOYS SHIRTS HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND CRAVATS
And every article suitable for the Toilet, the eame
GREAT BARGAINS
AS heretofore.
The inducements purchase Immediately all articles re-
ued for Spring and Summer wear thereby securing choice
assortment saving least per cent are too elfey
dent 0 need comment.
"'Get your Shirts at Moody's,'
Where the new tariff will not be levied upon you
fe'5 ?ptF
EGaaps ! Lman2,s! EGaaaPs!
JUST RECEIVED PER THE STEAMSHIP CAHAwBA,
COAL OIL AND LAMP EMPORIUM
............CHARTRE sTREET.............Gl
Largo Addition TO already Complete Stock
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Rendering our assortment Infinitely the largest and Most
inCnt. For sac wholesale unl retail,
At ErTRENELT low PRIcEsl
Also on band immense supply of
Ekerosine, Parafine and Coal Oils.
From all the lnrEest and best manufactures both
NORTH AND SOUTH.
PARAFTNE CANDLES, and everything apperaintug to
he trade, for sale at the Lowest Prices, at
No. Charities street,
Sole Agency for HALEs PATENT COAL OIL LAMPS, |
hch produces oneourh light than any other and saves
fteen per cent. of oil and |
HUMPHREYS PATENT MICA CHIMNEY, |
only that cannot be broken by any degree heat
H. G. COVERT,
fe25 2pt Successor to Altemon Hill.
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.HssU K7dcsss ; N'eaU Books

.HeeU .Epdcsss! .8eaO Books
M0TLEY's NEW WORK - JUST RECEIVED.
For sale by
TEIOS- L. -VVIITD,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Canal Strcct................1O
norLEy's HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS.
. volumes
Frelcrka l,rcmers New Work LIFE IN THE OLD woRLD,
in volumes
Charles Levers New Work-0NE OF THEN.
Dickens New worFS-A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA, and
THE UNCoMMERCIAL TR AvELER.
THE GREATEST PLAGUE OF LIFE; or, The Adventures
of aLady in Search Of Good Servant.
THE cHhDRENs PICTURE BOOK OF QuApRUpEDs.
THE CRILDREN's BIBLE PICTURE BOOK. rs25 qo2tg
GEeFcoGts! OrerCOass
AT BARGAINS!
SELLING a-FT At co sT.
wo are still selling onr ovERcoATs t. COST and all
in want will do well to rall
PETEEsnAM ovERCOArs, at IS. ~'e
BLUE PILOT oYERCoATs at So 10 ST.
RIBBED BEAVER OyERCOATs, Mt $40
BLACK DOESKIN 0VERCoATS at $i2
MOSCOW BEAVER OvERCOATs, at SIS.
All kinds Of oTERCOATs, at every price al
PIERSON & HARRTSONS,
fe25 2pGt l Magazine street, corner Canal,
Card to ffse E7HbIiC.
dealer in Coal Oil in this city, having ndvpcd the public
that ndaeTsons made in article and tina, gem
uine article be had ONLY his store TIE undersigned
takes this method Of informing the Of New Orleans that
he was the FIRST to introduce PURE ARTICLE of COAL
OIL into this city and that he continues to rarnsn the same
PURE ARTICLE at 81 % per gallon
]. N. WINSLOW
23 2ptf 40 Cnrondcle, St. bet Pogdras md Lafayette
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TOsSCe.

BALL CoMMIlT TEE, GESrLsMGNs }
HEBREW BENEVOLENT Association.
New Orleans, Feb %, 1861. }
Gentlemen desirous Of obtaining Ladies' Invitations the
Anniversary Bail OF above Association will please
that POSITIVELY Invitations will DO Issued
O'Clock TOMORROW EVENING.
By erdsr Of the Commute
fs25 2p2s R. LENNIG, sec'y.
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n aaeid oH Tuesday evening, 18th inst at o'clock.
n 3ssa b SEMEN sly AaIErIEs THEArER. jed
ssss Deaas SUI the Card The success Of Jeanie
beams, or The Heart Of idLothian,' having had
weeks run At the Varieties. with the unanimous
satisfaction and applause of one of tile most fash
ioEae and critical audiences Of theater goers that
ever patronzed any one theater III this city, is st
san tae boards being announced again for o-night
~ much Of o sensation has the play become,
Y itt new demand has sprung up for SCOTS novel
s,sn witch the play is taken; and this demand has
Been ss startling as to eause some Of the booksel-
ssFs ta haag mp the plaeard, 6 The Heart of Mid
LOTHIAN for sale hsra.a What We said i week ago
Is noW ratifad BIZ the theater going community.
THE liberal, and tasteful and expensive manner in
silc Che scenes are gatten mp, and the exquisite
n which the leading characters are acted
necessary triumph. & Jeanne Deans'i
actually the greatest triumph Of the season. Let
no 9To miss seeing il. Read the managers mani.
issso ii oaF amusement department.
Sr. 1lLEs THEATEI, -ss The Gioketp on d |
s Maggie Mitchell's Cricket took SO well
aast week. that it ii on the boards again for this
Weeh. The play II absorbing. and really worth
seeing aaggiss Fasiohau being, of course, the
chief harm Of the play.
Ntw 0fERA House. All III The Huqaeaots.
Mile Patti appears tp-nghtas Valentine, in Meyer
beers grand opera If the above name. She will
90 Sustained by The best talent Of the operate
eouipanF
ACADEMY or Music Last Week of me Gh,-tsty |
ftsasll- The Chrstys offer another of their |
yAsied and capital programmes Of Ethiopian min
4 sfresRy and dancing and operatio bnrlesque. The |
paFtignfar thing to be remembered is, that this is
ssftseiE atTveek.
- Zeu 3 YES Look Out for. Them. The par
gailar aEsention Of readers Il directed to the
aetice elseN here Of the zouaVe performing troupe,
atad e te advertised hint Of what they intend to
1 i'd BIZ the academy o. Music next week.
ms AusEua This place, in connection with
Aeaa deny should not be forgotten. The grand
saquasia and thsother triamphs Of nature and art
ssonhinHd challenge the admiration Of all, 10 mat
fer how often seen.
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FlaG GReAT aRoTTING RACE. Perhaps the great
xatnotsing race ever seen ID. the South viii come
aft AZ the Creole Course tomorrow afternoon. The
patrons VI ths turf well know what to apprehend
Aea SUCK lion tratters as Ezld, Aflen Reindeer,
EsnsasG and Gladiator, Formerly Bill Hampton
together. Read MI. Cassidy advertisement
and secure your buggies to-day.
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.fsGysc5'tc CGy1 Oil Company,
NASHVILLE, Ky.
Nr. H. c. COVERT No. Chartres street. is The SOLE AU-
THoRIzED AGENT for tn sale Of Oil in tho City OF
New Orleans.
NASHVILLE COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Is. c. LAREW, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-25

Care L oar Coughs a4aG Colds.
ny USING
DoCTOR DAVIS
In this remedy have for Coughs Colds and
Consumption in its primary stagesa medicine proved
blessing to many. r mueh praise be attributed to
that great remedy Dr. Davis Compound Syrup Cherry
AMI Tar
The great celebrity ard increasing demand make it
sRty TO say more. Try it md be cnred.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
p and l5l Chartres street.
fr25 2pSteod&|t" sole Agents for the South
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aEse sBewxEng's Patent champion Fsre and
ssAaa Do 2pf
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fe25 2plt

ErSpirit Intercourse-pr. Jas. v. Hans
FIELD This distinguished Writing TEST MEDIUM, who has
convinced many of most respectable and intelligent cii
xens OF power of splits communicates has by the soca
ton Of many Of his friends, keep his open
visitors week. No. 1872 Canal that those who have
rot BEEN pay usual fee may his
from A. N. to P. NJ. Price, 81 per communication.
fe25 2pll. "a..
Eg-M'me La Ianch, the great est Clairvoy-
world and the only natural Spirit
vonst that existed within the present centuryhe
eaualed reveule of all that relates either the Past Prevent
or Her ClrvnyAnt and Physician has
established reputation this city which is acknowledged by
who visit her Horoscopes Charts Of Life written by
simply knowing date Of birth.
Mime La Blanci residence No 99 street. between
Poydras and Ptrdido streets. fe25 2plt+
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Anniversary Ball OK above Association will please to take
tce that POSITIVELY Invitations will DO after
O'Clock TOMORROW EVENING.
By erder Of the Committee:
ts25 2p2s R. LENNIG, sec'y.
g. I'll. BaTa'5ere s Bro,
I3o.......... CANAL STREET. ..............I3O
T0URo UILDIEGs,
Have received, by recent arrivals from Europe, their
SPRING STOCK
RICH PRINTED oRGANDIEs,
RICH PRINTED JACOFRTs,
RICH PRINTED CAHBRICs.
RICH PRINTED PIQUEa,
RICH PRINTED GRENADINES,
Of the --latest and Most Recherche Styles.
IRISH AND FRENCH SHIFTING LINENS.
LINEN sHEETINGs, DAMAsKs and DIAPERS
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, of all descriptions
ENGLISH HOsIERY-A full assortment.
Also
PLANTATION GOODS.
The best Southern makes Of
KENTUCKY JEANS,
KENTUCKY LINsEYS,
LOWELLs, STRIPES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BLANKETS,
etc., etc, ETC.,
Which they offer LOW similar qualities can be bought
in the city.
RS They respectfully wish purchasers to examine their
stock, fe25 2p6t
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e112elasRag
DRY GOODS


RING DRY GOODS
U. LARoUssINI & CO.'S,
137,.....,,......CANAI STREET.
The undersigned respectfully cali the their
toners and of tho pubis in general
stock CT
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
just received by late arrivals from Europe and the Eo son
psns richest best assortracns in ha eity
In order to insure speedy sale goods will BE- offered
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, 1851.
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]. WRIGHT 4 co.

aapd ISL chastres street.
- %p'.s9a@t'" Sole Proprieiors.
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DOSbe0s' Commercial College,
COR. CAMP AND COMMON STRAIGHTFORWARD 1882
Open day and evening the entire year.
New students received daily in all the departments for the
Commercial CourseI@nguages, Mathematics or Book keen
ing, Penmanship etc, separately.
fe2s qp6t# RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't.
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Military Caps.

Are receiving large variety of MILITARY CAPS of an.
proved styles and will take orders any STYLE in any
tty, at tho LOWEST PRICES.
MS~PLEAsE GIVE THEM A CALL fe25 2ptf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28


ana 'nen h'iie' nc told me all that j had at
''''' I'nIH1ea him OF her ne haI once loved ana
,'"' eF"ouoiy haa stolen her image from ms
"ear' ana llacoa my own instead, ana much
'uo'e '""' Is 100 saefea TO lo written. hu'
"''iIJ' Il co"'u accept 'Io Seeohd Io'o ne i'ao
" oieI' ms NaPplh's9 "ouid 1e compete LOT
no "''0'0 '''"i = was 'n'D0 ioI'''i u o'u ~,
,''' ~ """J iof al Instant ""s 9NocA'u anu
'' WIN 'i0 '"ou8nI 'naV WIS 'uus' ioi-
',' '-''" 0"i 'ii'i'''''p' O0' '''' npA' soei' q
',00 % Joy s"'p' 'nTousn my "Ho'2 y, ine'
'"''i4'S NY Ho"Ft y H9 Ihuiosl uePHs' 'ha1
eo0iu nov 1oN'' my l'e'"5 '0F 'nc hoD'' one ~
IVY sue aAa you must guess my answer "Heh
s'y was snoIld not ny parents og.et "heh
toey haye seen bim, shall hanceiorih iooE upon
hm ~ ny JeHothed. Bat told Ann o. the
Ia''' and that only had second l7'' 8 oli7F'
:" The second love Of 0anorie Arlaha j more
to me than all the world beside. 20 Let rs for
gei the past in the ioy Of The present, while we
trust all the future in tie lands Of God, - he
replied.
Rejoice with me, dear Eulie, that God has
bcstowed rron mo .ncb barr;n,ss An atnos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
TIE UNKNOWN MOTHER
or,
SHADOWS DER LITEs PATHWAY.
IS rgI luraon or '' NORA HoNtrILE."


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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28

conversation did not please me At length one
Of them insisted that should favor them with
a song and insisted s. strongly tAat | could
not refuse without being rode. ana So with con
siderable agitation sulfred hiia to lead me to
The piano was at los what to sing, but
finally chose one Of your fayolites. Eulie, and
succeeded beyond my own expectations in per-
forming it, for as closed, there was quite
hush in the room, the next instant broken by
several voices saying. Wbgisshe? whois sho?
As | TUNED to leave. though Mr.. Gordon the
gentleman who conducted me there urged me
to favor them with another found standing
Just beside me. Mr. Cayton-the Gentleman
| wrote you VI, who. Immediately ealuGng me,
offered me hs arm To give me a seat ] did not
refuse IL. aud ore long found. as after gaining
mc seat ho entered into conyeraton that
tine more sass Of Linn the better was pleased
DO not laugh, Euie when you read that during
tie REMAINDER Of the evening he scarcely eh
my SIDE, or when ] confess that though do
not think shall tore him, vet 4, certainly
like him so far. Murry was present. and many
times Icaught lis pleading. impassioned glance
p,ar ni,,r,. I.,,- ,,,ol i ,.;tr hin,
Jan. T..
Today have been to the state House to hear
Mr. Cla,ton's sneecb and while it Is vet fresh
in nv mind. am going to write-well hardly
kno,, whether il viii 10 about the speech or not
A pertect stiffness rsioncd. though the room was
cr,ydoj when no arose and commenced in a
a,lm d,liber,te manner without much arita-
bon uc dwelt lono and earnestly ON each
mint and nj. Lis foryor increased. and he be-
r,mo fairly warmed with the fire of elooucnce,
.h,s manner rol,v.d i,s f,rner coolness. and he
l,onchsd f,ttb inf, a torrent Of imna,sioned
oratory. carrying an before him. His auditory
wcr. charmed mi. fine manly foure. and fun.
.cl..,.,,ies Ills dark cyo A., .bine yitl emotion
am taoI,i t,en,t,in ilo mind. or ,bo assembly
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ic,.so bcstarm oc annl,nso and genera, al.
,r,t;,,, ,,.,.,,.,.1 ill., t,c, .bst lis sr.,c.t tad
within brilliant s,c,,ss Il..ra se,sr,l
renowned gentlemen dn ts:. worlds hme.1
..ll,ss.. H.. ......, enthusiastic alsai-a.i,r y
his splendid talents and he SO young not moo"
past thirty yet, should Judge
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
How true it is that
Our c4rih has no sEs wholly eiorjlss
Our pleasures are msed with alloy
Copartners are sunshine and shadow
Companions are sorrow and low

Murry is very ILL., There is much doubt enter
tained as to his recovery, 50 you Sec dear Enlie,
that have cause for sadness, for though no
longer love him, yet cannot know that he is
suffering, without sorrow Herbert went to see
him this morning, and since he returned have
had a long conversation with Mr.. c., and after
telling him why, requested him to 90 and
watch by Murry when he had time, and see that
he was well cared for Herbert Is too busy now,
or should have made the request of him.
March II.
Mumy is no better. They have scarcely
any hopes OF his life. Mr.. c. watches over
him as he would brother, but Murry does not
know it, for he is delirious most Of the time and
constantly talks OF me. His other attendants
think it is his wife he calls and sometimes pleads
SO earnestly to see. Poor Murry O. what
sad, sad thing Sometimes feel as if wished
to 20 and sc him, but dare not.
March 10.
He is better, and they think he will live. He
knows Mr.. c., and when he was coming away
to-day, Murry asked him to come again. The
fever has reached the crisis, but he is very weak
March %.
Mr.. c. goes every day to sec Murry, who,
though the fovcr has somewhat abatcd, docs not
seem to gain. lie often requests him to read
Fl ON the Bible, and always seems best pleased
with those passages expressing Gods forgive
ness and love for the errng.
March 81
Murry does not gain. If he is enc day slme
better, he is the next worse Eulie, he willdie
feel that il viii be 50, and he, too has come to
that conclusion Yesterday he asked aboutme,
the first time since he was sane, that M oame
has passed his lips in Mr.. C.'s hearing Then
they were alone, and he said,
" You have been 10 me brother, and before
die, foi shall never leave this room alive
must confdc in you as brother should Once
| dsliked you, yes, almost hated you, and will
tell you Why Then Morry related his past
history to him, and concluded with, 4" this is
why almost hated you, because felt, yea saw,
that YOU we're winning that which | coveted
above heaven, Garth, and everything clso-her
love. But now that you have stood by my bed
side as an angel from heaven, telling me that
God will forgive sins like mine, and pointing
nv weary soul to the rest beyond, Q, have
nothing lett but love for you, cven though
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-07-05
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY s. 1861

freemen still. There are no letters on
their souls. The spirit of freedom is as
fresh and strong, and resolute, and de-
fiant, and unconquerable, as before the
hated soldiers of the despot polluted the
soil of the glorious State. And though
forced to bear the great calamity they
are now grooming under; forced to see
the majesty of law insulted and trampled
upon; forced to submit to untold indig-
mites and wrongs, they are nursing
thoughts of vengeance which their own
strong arms shall execute when the fit
ting hour arrives Those acts of tyran-
ny have been burnt into the soul, and on
the day of vengeance those who have
despised her threats and warnings, and
turned deaf ear to her entreaties, and
betrayed her to the foe, will pay the pen
atty of their enormous crimes.
That day and hour are not far distant.
The chalice is already mixed, and traitor
sons and hireling soldiers shall drink it
to the dregs.
Every hour she is under The heel OF
the tyrant increases the number of her
wrongs and heightens the sense of her
disgrace. The fire burns with too great
ierceness to be much longer confined =
But the longer the uprising of that brave
people be deferred, the more terrible will
be the punishment they will inhict upor
their deceivers and oppressors. The
sword will sever the ties that bind then
to the Infamous despotism and they will
write the separation in the blood of theil
enemies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-07-05
[From the New York Daily News. ]
The Protest of MARYLAND.

The noble Legislature Of the State Of
Maryland has displayed spirit of hero
ism worthy of her liberty-loving and pa
triotic people. Sitting in a city sur
rounded, occupied. and threatened on all
sides by Federal bayonets, speaking for
a sovereign State which the arbitrary
mandate Of a Federal Executive had
hoped to silence, unawed by threats of
violence and unmoved by apprehensons
of personal harm, remembering that it is
the constituted and authorized guardian
Of citizens who have been unlawfully
seized and imprisoned, and of property
which has been illegally occupied and
destroyed, its calmn, dignified voice Of
protest rises like the utterances of SEN
ates and Councils of classic days, and as
worthy as they to be recorded in immor-
tai history. And it will be so recorded !
The courageous protest of the Legisla-
ture of Maryland against the tyranny
which has dishonored her soil and Sub
jugated" her people, Will not fail to find
its fitting and honorcd place when the
annals Of these eyentful days are writ
ten.
In the name of her violated sovereign
ty, Maryland, the cradle Of American
freedom, demonstrates against the indie
feasible conduct of Abraham Lincoln.
AS when tho barbarian Gauls came TO
Rome. they found the Conscript fathers
sitting, unawed, uDarmed and motionless
in the capital, from Which they would
not be excluded With life, 50 to-day the
constituted representatives Of Maryland
remain in session upon the arrival Of hos
tile armies in their very city, needless Of
danger and intent upon doing their duty.
President Lincoln may imprison them in
John Mcrryman's prison-cell in Fort
McHenry, or silence them by fusillade
from file Of soldiers, but it is clear that
be never can intimidate them. and that
while they remain the Legislature Of
Maryland, he cannot escape from their
calm, determined and manly protest
against his outrages.