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The national Republican., 1861-04-12

DR. JOHN G. F. HOLSToN, Surgeon, Physi.
- clan, and Accoucheur, Co. ner Of Tenth and
streets. jan 3-3M
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L OC A L N E w S.

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN AssocIA.
TroN.--The Republican Association held It's
regular weekly meeting at the WiRwam last
evening-Vice President Richards in the chair.
The consideration Of the motion to dissolve
this Association, aud form ward Associations
instead, was deferred until the next meeting
night. + .... ~
The committee to examine into and report
upon The accounts of the Secretary and Treas.
urer not being ready to report, the Secretary
presented his report, which was read. The
report shows that the total amount of receipts
from September q to April was $33l.9l,
and the total expenditures $33262. Amount
on hand at the time Of the last report, $39.97 I;
leaving in the treasury at this time, $39.l9.
The following is an exhibit Of the increase of
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STOP AT THE right place, and buy your
~ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, and Caps,
at No. AGO Seventh street, Opposite the Post
Office. feb 2S-6m
The national Republican., 1861-04-12

SMITH'S, No AGO Seventh street, is the best
- place in town to buy Clothes, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, and Caps. feb 25-6m
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
WE are now adding 10 our stock large and
w desirable lot of New Goods comprising
everything that is new and desirable, which we
propose to sell at small price. All persons In
want Of Dry Goods will always find our stock
complete in all its branches, and at the lowest
pr ces. We would impress npon those Of our cit
zens who have recently taken up their residence
with US, that we hav. but " one price" marked In
plain figures on each article, and offer discount
OF five per cent. of for all sales for cash.
We ask an examination of prices, SO that Gus.
TONERS can satisfy themselves in regard TO The
saving by purchasing 70" cash.
W. NJ. SAUSTER & CO.,
No. 3s, opposite Centre Market, between
s venth and Eighth streets.
apr 6-lotif (Star]
n ENOVAL.-Having removed to
" 523 Seventh street, directly opposite my old
store, | earnestly solicit a continuance of my old
patronage. NJ d. RUSSELL,
Bookseller and Stationer.
N. B. By special arrangements, will supply
the New York Express, the greatest newspaper in
the world, mme oiately after the arrival of tho
A. NJ. train from New York, at New York prices,
wholesale a d retail.
NJ. D. RUSSELL, 525 Seventh street,
under the Avenue House,
apr 5-lw two doors above Pa. avenue
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Matters Relating to the Confederate
Stotoe

Matters Relating to the Confederate
States.
New York, April 1.-THE Post of this even.
ing says, the agents of the Confederate States
we're rebuffed in their efforts to get portion
of the loan taken In New York.
A special dispatch from Charleston to the
Commercial AdUertiser states, that President
Davis has given orders not TO fire on vessels
carrying provisions into Fort Sumter.
Charleston, april II, P. MA collision is
hourly expected.
Northern dispatches state that the attempt
will be made to day to reinforce Fort Sumter
in small boats, protected by schooners lined
with sand bags, the war vessels in the mean
time to protect the landing party on Morris's
Island.
1t is reported that Gen. Beauregard has de.
manded the immediate evacuation of Fort
Sumter.
Montgomery, april 1.-THE War Depart
ment is overwhelmed with applications from
regiments, battalions, and companies, to enter
the service. Over 1000 men from the border
States offer their services, besides two thou.
sand Indian warriors, who have signi6ed de.
sire to CO o.operate with the Confederate forces
Numbers OF companies are daily arriving at
Charleston, Savannah, and Pensacola.
Nep York, april ll.-Advices from Havana
state that the Commissioners from the Con.
federate States would sail thence in the British
steamer to Southampton.
Later from California.
Fort Kear"y, April 1.-THE pony express
from California on the Both ult., reports that
the Legislature had agreed to proceed to an.
other election for Senator, which was &C.
quiesced in by Mr.. McDougal.
Judge A. H. Bardy had been arrested on On
indictment for being accessory to the murder
of Newell.
Heavy rains had swollen the rivers of the
Sacramento and San Joachim valleys. Thou.
sands Of acres of cultivated lands were sub.
merged, bridges destroyed, stock drowned, aud
lives lost. The damage was reckoned by hun.
dreds of thousands of dollars.
| An inundation of the city of Sacramento
was apprehended.
A full average of specie would be shipped
| by the steamers on the lst.
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POARD.-Pleasaut Rooms, with Board, can be
- had at No. 20 Four. and a-half street.
apr 6-2w#
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H. 0. NOYES'S
MACHINE SEWING ROOMS

No. 504 Ninth street, 2 doors above Penn apenus,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Every description of Sewing done with neat
ness, promp,ness, and dispatch, and varrsnted
to please. Shirts made to order. mar 2o-3m
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PIANO TUNING FOR ONE DOLLAR.
By AAANpvs LENK,

Late Of ". c. Ast:erotfs Music Store
Attention will be given TO all orders which
may be left at this office. mar lS-lu
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,tsnent. Two new masked ia 9'efiss hal
zen opened by the rebels ou the Jeff hspk
na thaf portion OF the div zion had had ity
mes broken and dsiuandsd iinme5 date rein
orcements The right was IN eoof order
The battery erected on the hill side direct
opposite the main battery OF the vnsmv.
vas doing good execution, md acdi tional guns
we're being mounte
ba his arrival AT Fairfax Court. House our
1urier WIS overt ken by the aoverpIneot
passengers, who reported that oar army W =
} full retreat toward Crntrsvil.e. The. were
pliowed by lass sgitatsd parties, who sta ts~f
hat the report OF tbs retreat Vas owing h
ne fact that the alarm among the teams tSRH
ad mmunicated itself to the volunteers
nd even in some Instances to The regulars.
nd the lines Were thus broken. and the. q
.tiremept of onr forces across Ball Ran WAS
endered necessary.
Col Hunter passed at the same the IN ye
'icie, wounded
Ayres' battery wa-s also reported as lost
'roWds of carriages and hagGsgs wagons
anne rushing down the road i3a telegraph
flee was closed against all private business,
nd in n hour the alarm vvss commu n icated
IL along the road to Washington.
Additional Pa. ticuiars.
WAsHIYGrys, July % VI Lienianant-
)U.1b-l Fowler, OF the New York to.Ysesn tn
regiment, Is among The kitied
Colonel Lawrence, OF 'he Fifth MRssscsn =
cts, il am ,ng the uo1pdesi Capaiu Ellis
the lis New YORK, is b%diy WI Il od.d
OoioL ell + trnham and Mr. JDr LCrsier Of the
lew York Fire Zolaves, are not killed. bnt
r. badly wounde-,.
Later.
WAsEisGroy, Iuly % The Rhode Island
battery was take By lne reoels at the brligs
cross Bull Run. whore tn+ir retreat Was cui
II, all the horses being silisd
The sevsutyh st New iork loses eh3ut
iali OF their meI.
hilieo-Cap. 4stctIook Capt Gordon, Go
1 Eleventh Massach us-tts, Clpr Eoy On.
l., Second Rhode Isiind Col ySltcurn, 81
ioi Col. Colcnm, Twenty second New YoIK.
Oh WILCOX, 1st Mich'Gsu.
Wouhded-Ihe Colonel OF The Naw York
'a-0ld . Col F.rnham. OF the Fur. puaves
oi HaA'er, Ooi UoGGoIan, Coi Cisik, of
-ie Eleventh Massachusetts; Capt Ricketts,
I The Artillery
Two New YORK Regiments have gone over
- NifgIuia.
was tao remnant OF the Fire Il ,uaves
nat were attached by tne Black Hose CAV
Try, and repuiSeu them, leaving but six O.
pein 20 return. This gallant regiment now
Um56rs but 81 couple Oh hundred
Tne lowest es lima u OF the Federal loss I'D
: 0, killed
Tne Pennsylvania Fourth was not la the
cattle, having leiI i-r hoII5 on The II J-ning Of
lie batile--their time haYiAg tx pred.
The ereny before now might, perhaps.
nave more 10 boast Of If they mad foiio we'd
up their ativ;sD tage tSt nisht.
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The Fifth Infantry, North Carolina State
Troops, forms part Of Brigadier General
Longstreet's command, and although crippled
in it's efficiency by the sickness OF two of its
field officers, nobly performed its part in the
battle of Manassas, on the right wing, under
the gallant lead OF it's Lieutenant Colonel
who was in sole command during the entire
engagement.
Early in the morning the cannonading COM
menced from two batteries on the right flank
OF the position occupied by this regiment,
supported by full brigade of the enemy 49,
Colonel Jones, determined to ascertain the DO.
sltion OF their batteries and the force of the
enemy, detailed a small accommodating force,
under the command of The Rev James Sin
clair, Chaplain Of the Regiment, who had
volunteered his services for the day. This
force crossed the Run, and attempted to pens.
trate the wood on the left or the enemy's po-
sition, but was recalled, in order to charge
the batteries up the ravine on the right, the
scouts having brought in the necessary intor-
nation. THIS Virginia Seventeenth was at
the same time ordered to support the North
Carolina Fifth, which duty 1t CALAMITY dis
charged General LongsIreet, with charac-
teristic valor, undertook now a movement
which, II the orders were understood general
ly, would nave carried the day with still
greater lustre. il not a more complete vic
tory.
Col. Jones was orderet. to send four compa-
MES up the hill rs skirmi shers, and to draw
the fire Of the batteries. while Brigadisr Gen
eral Jones from our right was to flank the
enemy on his left. The reserve companies of
the 5th, supported by the nth Virginia, was
TO attack the enemy on the right. The Skin
mishers OF the North Carolina 9Th. headed by
the Chaplain, charged up the hill, in the fao.,
OF storm OF grape and canister which kilIsd
two and wounded i've Of his men. On the
summit OF that hill these man lay for two
hours, receiving tbs ensmy's Are without
dinchinK, while On every side the hoary mon
archs OF the forest were being mown down
lice grass before the mowers seythe The
brave conmRDdar himself seemed to be ub,q vi.
tous-heTe. there and every hsre exposing
ing himself In the hottest Of tho fire 1t Is
hard for men To remain still and receive the
fire Of the enemy. wlthou; being permitted TO
return IT,; and this precisely was tho condt.
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Court HOUSE
Nerti,rra e. uxrrss

WASHINGTON, July 20 Ia the SENATE hiiia
have b@en pissed 20 bald new bridges near
the present one, repair the Long Bridge, and
to investigate the sal rias OF Cfiiciiis
A resolution declaring that he supremacy
of the Union shall be ~ in taire1, was adopt
ell by n vote o. so In flvor to ola!u opposition.
Mr.. Breckenridge voted nay.
IL the House to day Mr.. NC Clernan, OF
II inois, said that the House should make
provision for her resources, or the credit
of the Government will fail.
Mr. Wright S id il had ..iii already.
The Houss WAS IL Com miltee Of The Who.
= to- day, on the bill 20 provide for direct taxa
lion The plan meets with yio!-nt oppJsi-
tiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

"THR DEvorAp BAsp,"- l h,s l. the name Of
q new organic alton Of Southern men who pro
pose to devote thsmss YES TO the salvation OF
their country The announcement from head.
quarters In Richmond says
II is proposed that ali who ara willing -
make this sacrifice she IL am soarc ssiv-s wstth
D sword, Two nye-s aootsrs aisa s,ea no saah.
and meet on horseback a. suns place 10 be
oesigaated, CONVEX iant foe thu greAl work TIA
hand Fare and swosd Iaus. D. Sa,rsrd 90 D.
houses Of those who are visiting shsss~ hiess-
tass nron their IeiSabors rhilashlpasi. AID
even New York, il oot heyoad The rvssen ~ .
these citles cannot be halter tausht the VII.
tues OF IL sssion than By the blazing Light VI
their own dwellings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Ereyn Washington.

WAsB,sar"s, July 81 tue New York list
Regiment have delivered no their arrae aud
Que home, and inahy other regiments have
pursued the same course.
l. is announced that Is 600 Coufe,srate
cons ~" 0HDnauIg sigs guns al Fairfax
Court House.
.,eye,..lo erai Officers, a areward for their
courage in The receut battles, have been nU-
LhorlZ ID to ruiss resimeEts.
New regiments are being constantly ar
cepted
The Michigan Regiment lost ifiosrs ana
los men, a the Dkttle near Manassas, on Sun
lay The Il - inst. This regiment went in 10
The field th AS
1t is annountei here that, the Som harners
are concentrating NJ " inchssteT Much I'M
easint 50 is unprecedented OF an attack NJ iaI-
pers Ferry,
WAsHIaaroS, July p --Cien Mcclellan has
arrived Il committee from New York is
here, who are urging the Goveroment 10 place
den. Wool In Il position Of active em rioy
maut.
In the Senate q bill! has been passed 70 de-
fiue and puri~h oOnspiracies, and for Ues sup
preston OF rebellion.
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LnI.r &. Oh Nnr.ne.

New YoRK, July &c the Steamship City %;
B fillmore, with Liverpool dates TO July II,
WAS boarded off t'ape Race on Thursday night
She brings Ei2 600 # specie The sam hip
BOrussia hsa left LIVERPOOL with i15 900
The sales of cotton in Liverpool "u Ws.ines-
day and Thursday cached ~ coo, Of which
sp-culltors and expor ters took 20 600 bales
The market closed bGOyant advancs
Bresdstuff> enntit Ii u q uiet ..u,. tsady, AMI
provisions unchanged
Al london cons ,ls losed at 39s 80
There was no news OF genera interest fs-
ceived by this arrival
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New Orleans " q, kea.

Esw ORLEANS, July 81 There were ~
SAILS of cotton on yestaru Y Miidlillss are
nominaliy quoted at LIZ Ii cents. The de-
crease in the recetp's al his port l. 8a6 5Qs'
bales, and at all port~ 20, 600 TIE st OK Of
cotton on hand is $3.50. against Do. $50 last
year.
Sugar 81 II; fi,ur So $50 7s. coffee l7A22.
with SUCK Jf The latter OF SuJ sacks.
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Sce,,.s Plan. Known 10 The sou .h.ruers.

ALsyAsDRiA, JuiJ u 1t is now ascer ailad
that tao Soutaerners have sceu.ase for
NATION Of all Federal movements. 1n- with
draWai OF The Son therneis from Fairfax
Cour III )use was part OF tueir plans 10
ambusc.lde the Federal troops.
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The Returning Volunteers.

ST Lows. July 20 Many Of the TIRES
months volunteers, who reside In the int
rior, are arrig wing here on thar way noma -
They say they intend IN go home and
business is II they find ~ less pre- Gtabe
tntn serving in The army, they Will return
again 70 The ranks otherwise, MT.
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The London Tins ON Taxation ani the
Mar

NEw YORK, July 90 - The London Times Ia
copy IF VIII en- was b., uGht by the Gamer
City IF B .ltimore,) has q Iead US edit rial. ia
which the op'ni n rs expires 8 Thar the heavy
system Of tax ton ID pied by the Lincoln
Government will irdnc- the Northern pse-
pie 10 reconsider tn. REJECTION OF peace, or
propose a compromise OF ex .irg troubles
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A Sii,sisx sxp clifton.

WAsHiSGroy, July 26 Nothing has been
believed that the Sou therners ia We sche me a
on foot 10 be kept secret, ana they derain all
persons comia withll th-lr iiaes. Nothing
has been h lard OF Uoi. Cameron.
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The Three M.nth,' v, iunteSrs.

LoUIsvlLLG, july 90 -El.husiasrtc recep:
tons Of the three mon MS 70 urnsd volun TIERS
are no iced in v;,iJus places, when the de-
pirtnrs UT those troops three months ago was
not noticed at all from .ieudq .rtars.
Permits are granted to ship 10 al ports ia
*
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The King Of Prussia ~ Ousdsd

NEW fvkk, July 20 -Anong tns "DETAILS OF
Euro psan news just received, az les stated that
stnGent by he name OF Becker, Ii Resident CT
The city OF Baltimore, hao slightly wounded
the King of Prussia
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The '.Grasd army" sf the West.
81 LvrIs, July 70 -,sea. ffsmcnI has or
ganlxeu his staff
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VESSELS burul b. tue riessiaaa.

FoErksss uoSkvR. Jul, I'd --an expedition.
oonsis .ing properly OF ola i.uncn~s, have
Gu n, aine sioops aud schooner beloLgilg
10 the Go Il fede-as.
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CtscySsAr,. july 2o.--Itsu. COX h. .'Tep0T1~
ed" TO occupy tnaf lesion, to~n GA the
kanawha river, and that tha S,atlsrasfs
nave harmed b, ioges ard fallen oseE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

The Pursuit. NJ Manassas.
We are permitted to publish the following
lsttsy from member Of the Albsmayis Light
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Nsw ioAgI July 2o -->si,s y; cot Ton 10 .s!ay +,
loco oaIas Midaiiags 10; ii cents.
Treasury 6's quoted AZ -, u ). as. 81.
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The Eiuhth Georgia Regiment In the But.!s
NJ stone Bridge.

The following graphic description Of scores
on the battle. field, and the gallant conduct Of
tho Eighth 0eorgia Regiment was writ.sa
for tho Dtsp0tc4 by gentleman who partici.
pated In tAs force conflict Of the 2lst Of July
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,,.housh more than a week has passe''
,,s great battle of Manassas. and the
So So. has daily been furnished with nara
p". ~ dead. done on that bloody field, their
mains much 10 be told. ard we haS'
:psred no efforts 70 pros are ifo1' lac n'oe'
rs,.sbls sources, sn2h records o. tue event a.
III, no, only in tssest the reader. bu serve as
sn,as to the Historian who shall hereafter
sn,dy the Incidents OF the AsVoi"non OF
lse). Ell ,,
r,e followins ST. temont was ,. opared by Il
.,'..,.-otssed oH,csr, who bore a conspicuous
~, the field of battle on the -istcf July
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AYER,ssARsApAR 4 COMPOUND Rem

YER,s sARsApAEaILLA, A COMPOUND Rem
n edy, Designed 10 be the saI can
combined with other substances Of f greater
afford effective anaote for The diseases
rapTtei is believed that sUch remedy Is wanted
by who suffer complaints and that
which viii accomplish their cure must prove II service
pleely this compound win been proved experiment
many the be found Of tbs following
scroula and scroflous Comnfain Ernpons ard ErupEe
Diseases Ulcers Pinpes sa khsuq1 seaid
Dropsy Neuralgia Tic noloureux, Debility Dyspepsia and
Indigestion Eyipeas Rose st nholys Fire. and indeed
Blood.
blood that Of the By the timely expulsion OF
them many ranking disorders nppsd in the bud aalti-
fon neerous through which
the system win STRIFE d sif Of sorraPes i not ssssted
medicine. Cleanse the vtated bnod whenever
find its impurities bursting through the ;n n pimpa , e5ap
gish in the veins cleanse Whenever is foul and feel
nss viii s you %nsn Es where NO
the blood Keep the blood healthy, and al is we'll but with
this pabuu Of life disoered there can Be no lasting health.
| ohinery of life is diserdered or oyerthrown.
a has ana sefSes n @ b
preparations it. partly because the drug alone has
not all the virtue thai is claimed for ~ but more because many
tain Int little of the virtue of Srsapara or else
During ss the public ssEs ssea sa aTs r
dollar Most Of these have been frauds the for
they not only contain but little but nc
pointmen followed the of the various
pasia which flood the market until the nsIe ss Is DC
Still call this compound sarsaparla and intend to supply
such remedy shall the from the osd II
evng has virtues which irresistible BY the ordinary
of II on M sRe he " houd be IN
dcously taken according to DIRECTIONS on se bottle
| hntte tx bDtt
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of Clsrgymep Physicians Statesmen and
persornces certify the unpaal
leed usefulness these remedies bit space here will not
permit insertion of them The Agents below named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they givea with
full descriptions above complaints and the treatment
that shonld he followed Tor their care
Do put by unprnopsd dealers with other pre-
paratiop7 they profit Demand Ayers and take
TIE sick the best aid there is for the and
they should have it. -.
All our remedies are fer sale by JOHN WRIGHT h CO.,
Nos street, New Orleans and by all Drug
gists ial5 6mhW
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.

AVIS DU MARSHAL.
CouR pr DIsrnIcr DIS 1ETATSCQNFEDEREsvs vs.. IL GoE
rs.CGsFEnEFEs, LETTE F; s. JAMES CONNIE
I'm VERrU dun writ d. Amiraute a moi
IA lRnre ci.essus. A sais pris
session quart goeee f. s. JAMES, srGeuents
apparalx erbe bateaux ie donne mante
naIt an proprttaire proprAtacs
pesonne prtendan avor aucu droit tire on in
tore; Ia goGlette. davo presenter Cour de Dis
trct dies Conftdtts pour lie District slsd devant
ele en- Ia vile la Nouvele Orleans lie lie troll
SIEME Ia publication du present avis pour
raso M avaent esqucles lie quart
de de goeletle james, serit pas cnnsderte
prize legle produt distribute contonement la
pripre denanGeurS.
Nouyeile Orleans, 81 de mai 1861.
c. B. BEVERLEY.
iel 32nd Mnrsha! dies Etnts:t ,onftdtrts D Antrane
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Az Is ~ MARSH AL
CoUR DE DISTRICT DIES ETATS GUNFEDERES D'ARE
ETArs-C OErEDEN&s RIQUEvs. B ARQUr. HEST IA
District de Ia Iou' s c2MH E>T FRsHE ETC. No u
TN VENT,U dan writ "a :nrrnWte n met
session barqua CHESTER, grtemen Se appaanx,
batea ie cite prcvenS lie proprtttae
tsrs0nnes
pnstundat avoic ds tre intsret ID de br4ue
devant COr de District des Etns
Confd6r6s poa le District snS4 etre Ia vile
de In N0velle Orleans le Hvant e R'1Si EA LUNDI
daer d. Ia publication du avis pour fae VT les raj
ss vient esquees ia dite baque tEtter res
geenIents appalaux meubie bealE
pas prise agale s produ disti5u4
tornement & Ia priere dies denaudeurs.
Nouvell6 Orleans Z mai 1861.
C. B. BEVERLEY,
ry26 3ti10d Marshal des Etats ConfedGr6s An6oue.
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MARSuAL'S NONITTON.

CONFEDERATE STATES DlslnIcrl CONFEDERATE STATES
Court, vs. SCdpoNEt e. >.
JAMES Etc. IN PRIZE.
District of Louisiana. No IL
pY VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant to
en nfo nv ossession he onefourth DIRT 81 ehooner E. S.
JAMES, tackle apparel and furniture, and teats and
do now admonish the n1d al and
every other person having pretending TO have any
right title interest in or TO the same to b. and appear before
District the Confederate States for the tr ct atore
said holden tie CITY of New Orleans before the
TATRD MONDAY, from the publication hereof show cause
they have why the sad oDefnnrth part OF said
schooner i james etc. should be condemned as law
m proceeds distributed aTeeaby TO the
pray Of the Ihellants.
New Orleans, May 81, 1851.
c. R. BEVERLEY,
Marshall q. S. Of American.