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, 1861-01-17

Toombs had tclcgraphcd to Georgia that all
his propositions Of compromise were treated with
dcrision and contempt by the Republican mem
bers Of the Committee Of Thirteen; that every
Republican member had voted against each Of
Crittendcn's propositions, and that the majority
then declared that they had no guarantees to o.
fer, which was silently acquicseed in by other
members.
The Union Committee Of New York received
letter from Fillmore, not yet permitted to be
published. .-...
Senator johnson was burned in efIlgy at Mem
phis, on Saturday night. ~.
Seward spoke on Saturday night at banquet
Of the Newfoundland Society, New York. He
cOunselled fraternal iorbcarance, and said that
the Secession feeling had been getting weaker
since the election day. Within sixty days the
trouble would pass away. "
In the Senate to-day, Pugh and Douglas sub.
mitted amendments to the Constitution, which
were referred to the Committee Of Thirteen.
The South Carolina Convention, on the 21st,
was in secret session most Of the day.
The Convention adopted the Revenue and
Postal laws Of the United States. requiring the
moneys collected 10 be deposited in the Bank Of
Ilsscmbly; and that said officers retain It as
public property, for the disposal Of the Assem- !.
bly,, till the final settlement with the United
Stases .'.'
In the South Carolina Legislature, on the
2lSt, the House entertained resolutions for the
feeling and transportation Of troops and estab-
tablishing telegraphic lines to expOsed points,
under the authority Of the Governor, in case Of
wtr or app'eh nded invasion.
Another SLAYER, with 900 Africans on board,
has been captured. araa1
Col Ru,llcr has been pardoncd.
In Baltimore, secession has produced no
sensation, one way or the other. People are
oh ,erful, U mess is b. cr, and the i'm r,ssCn
is, that IL the North will make honorable con.
cessions, and repeal obnoxious laws. tho South
erIi States will cheerfully meet them.
Nicholson made speech on tho Southern sd !;
he had scarcely hope that the demands Of Il g
South would be granted by the North.
Davis submitted an amendment to the Con.
stitntion, declaring the rights Of slave property.
Tw" defalcntions, have been discovered in
the Interior department. in Ind an Trust
Bonds. aud the other $1,000 in cash.
Secretary Cass has resigned. on account Of the
refusal Of the Cabinet TO comply with Maj An
derson's rcqniSition for arms for the reinforce.
ment Of the forts at Charleston. asg
The President has issued proclamation re-
commencing the observance Of the 4th of Janu-
ary AZ day If humiliation, fasting aud pray,r r.
lie says, hope seen to have deserted the minds
Of men, and that Gods arm alone can save US
from the awful effects OF our crimes and fOllics
, 1861-01-17
The ArtiOn Of lhe IIrart. Drursy.

This last named disease IA c0mm1nlv preceded BY n
regular ac't'n d the heart aDd diticnlt rBplraii
which aymi0mS aFe always severe, aud ever g nun had
~ worse, unless rTOprr eans IusHted 10 In HOllO
way iVAlle'l Oniet aud Pills tIe drnpstl patien
wi tver lind succ0uT the prrsn vt rnt derived FROM
the II these drs is lOnsly qIi ard pre-
severance IN tbe aeUiy RFplIcatian Ut ths lanlss ll-
meit invariably result, cWTes They siih sac,
energy lhe cipu ,th'D an HhsgRnt system, that tE
drnpsNA al fId vanshrS and the SIT rr finds all the "p
pIeS,ve sympiOmlS da'y decline, Till natural health re
, 1861-01-17
GOut and Rheumatism.

May he cured with tn gTeatest certainty u large qu
titles Of the Ointment b well worked int the cHmpIan
rg parts, and this pcTscVrrIingy doDe for time
Il Is to smear the skin rny, il must be gut
into the system Take as m'ny Pills nightly ~ will oct
VI f., and all stimuahls When these cOmp plaints
aving the stem The vilence u the complaint IRE
nIlrnllN sa,.ma q innErnEa
, 1861-01-17

MASSACHUSETTS PEHsoNAL Liberty Bit. - he
Bost IN Transcript. Ret u leau paper, spca' 8
thus sharply: awe b, lievc the Personal Lib.
crty Bill 10 hc disgrace TO the Commonwealth.
1t was passed. by Amor NOthiaes, in aPassior--.
lei Il be spongrd cut Of the Statute.boOk by
those who knOr sOmethng, aud IN . ealmer tem'
per-" :. ..... -..ar aa
, 1861-01-17
The Kidneys Stons and Gravel.

In these complaints, the Ointment 'laO acts like
cha m providing Il Is veryS ShtC1uay rubbed over a.
regions 0G the kidneys. which vii penetrate and CIV
almost immediate Felrf while the Ils should be take
trSOrdinary cures may be niEacted by this means
, 1861-01-17
THE I.EGIsLArURE.

Tr,o c,no,.;oO, pms h.v. ,.ss.d ,,o,l, no,s.s
~ n+ '',''' r'''.- -.
~. D. No. zV--An "cI y, 70 a,nehu ah act 10 i''
e0If'Ts's ~ Tue soWa o' uynpa, n,,ho.v s.nde,.,
H. b. No: lg-An act 70 authorLe Sandioru
Owen and q. W. Anderson to establish Terry
"ss 0IaS1 M n'r p,r,;r, p.ra HOTS ~ w., v,;,
"T S'Ts'lSn ~ y. % =. ierrl'ol,s' o'IicSrS
~; So. GU nn pi,.l ~ - 70 "o "'"' van o"'
'eI I"St ~" nyv NJ Nvpu I"Mps"y. ,,,,;,
-. ", ~" Io-ne'scYe ~ 70 SURVIVING P""''e
'ands "' asnngton territory
AL n. M No iz-neIa'.re n % posi- route nnd pos,
o"ccs NJ M"ckeNeo. LuUnIup ncseTvauo", anu
T" W. .om"o' o"""o"h'S' 'n 'S@"u' "o" S"o"o'''S''
q. 81 No eI-An act to create and organize
the County Of Snohomish. ~ LIZ n
u. B. No. l5-An act tn dissolve the bonds Of
"HiTpnty oss~een 'oIh.antwelI ana nE wi'e'
,hc countv scat ofiK;s,h c,nntS
II. D. No. 9--An act to,amepd an act relating
to liens of mechanics. -s.s - -. asa,
II. u No o7An act to grant to Thos: Coupe
s"Oi smd y WS;SS~'S is,"nIy 10y "O'"e0" rO'' io""'
II. h. No. 45-An act relative N NAVIGATION or
Oak Point Slough. EETIEk
HID: H. No. !-Rclatiyet to examining accounts
" nm INV AZ ",n y" I,tssuIcr.
An Act to amend the Common @ school svsicm'
II. B. No. 3a-An act to dissolve the bonds Of
matrimony between Thos. W. Avery and his
Wiz 1m.p ~. a -. A-,,-. !.
matri,nonv bstwscrE n % Thomnson O i snd bis H.
wife. ,asss - bs5'ais..61 ish,l 100 I'd, ,e,s q
II. n, No. 7o--An act to incorporate the Al.
P"gan literary Association OF olympia
con"s. ,c,S;.r n"1"vnl"n, sp~.;".s, ."e a"
n. r.. No. 63-An act q incornoratc Kane
Lodge Of +. and A. Masons. at Port Madison.
ErY Si----,-- z y n %
, 1861-01-17
Indisrretiun Of Youth.

SoTc', ulcer, and Ewelljnps, can with cert tnty te
cured iris OIntIuent lie IhmUIghly rub ed all aTHrJ
thr cmpi,iuug e paTts twice OT thrire day. keeping
them covered with lin. rag spTe I'd With the SANE.
The Pins must DO ken Tdng " the pintrd di-
rsciios The LlHd hting Ia sn impure state. IN re
vcrAncc is esSaIy. Fem humane motives letters u
advice viii he answered gratnitou%ly To carriage
the Pills aud Omtrclt should he obtained Ia the neigh
lislImeut. D.
, 1861-01-17
PIJGET SOUND HERALD.
sTE1LAcooM, w. T,DU /
Thursday Evening. Jan. II, 1861.
LATEST FOREIGN and DOMESTIC NEWS.

. i. -, Ak., nfG l..
cause 70, .a. ICo .S - ~ ss I,;.h M"ue"' !.
ana no.a tlas NV .'"i.i ;Ia..;. ~ "nsn Ns
celved iurn'sncs ny "u:on VI WSPos''"'
on the part OF tne L.epuoncans ~ 20 . acGeue 20 tnc
terms proPosc1 Mousn so"e oou."ern Se'a
tors expressed une opn,on nat wou'd Oe
satisfactory 70 m0dor"'' oou'nern S'a'es' III.
Tho r,oss.nv.r with the votc or Iom;s;.n.
~. .S.t n Tco;sl.t"r. ~ that S,s,s "a.
T,t"d Almost unsuimensIv to snpoin. Commis.
sionsrs to the other States, being derermined to
oct without consultation.
,,L,L W.
MI. hAmln: cc'frcsident eicct nad long
conference WIN "encIa. sc"Mi ihe ~ Sene!aI .!
vorld bs ,ovcEco,ne and settled. l. IIamlin And
Csss also had an interview. r r,,l7. n IIJy
~,I--,-.,-...+-- ..,.... ......r ,.,..
An article in the Richmond E"q"irsr recon.
mends the seeding states to take Washington
ivy w"st;ns.ppo MI ss ~, ~ I.' ~ %us"eJ
,:;a,.,,s .1n."s. ,h,,,s:y,r.s .s,,.,'., 'r I a
,.,,Is;,a s.,f " sNN"
P
The New York World learns that tho British
."a.,..hoJ H., M" Soc"ss;"n;s,s ,.;,,' ,o,, ~
sI,.s" ,hs- S,.,o.s,;o,, Lnt ,Ly rcr,;rd "a that
~ "a .h.,n ,ro,i re- tr.Dsm;,.
ted to % Inc State Depsrtment t at washington"
ar G2-.S,s .a.Ege y ~
~" tnc ueo'gan '1n, "re W ','o aT'es'
I oe.eSS'oS'., N,"I ..;s ore ~ ~ scv ~. r.
, acseI'aen S:psrae sss.on IN. " w @ way ~
.ceo'P''S;s us;s w ","s" s'e"u ,so;,:' ~. wv SUE
Gun. and prosperity committing suicide. Reso.
lutions in favor Of cooperation were accord
inrlv ado,ytcd The AfisSissinpi CO,nmissis X ,r
was cHurse1nSty TSee'VSu 9y .ne georgia Leg,
tSla!useI anu ui'ne SFSee", VI WINCH" U'ous"''u
c'P't" "U'O o'ucreu Gu pF','e" r''
, 1861-01-17
CURE IS AT HAND!
MOLLOWAY's OINTMENT
SrOrbuie ErupiiOnS, as EOre Heads and SerOfulOnS

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts NJ eed all skin dsease will he speedily oveTc0me.
Il acts mt by represspn hut repulsOn Il enters th
system salt ent met, and npeTates not locally only
hut cOnstiIuti nally purifying the whole system neaI
ITzing all depravtd nmours, and cf citing a radical
ani complete cure The Pills should he taken o.,
auxiliary to the 0n'men;, ~ they are aO prepared as
To act in unian with u, ia ,hating and confirming the
cOInnsAi Of the disease. -------- u "
, 1861-01-17
NoTEOH.
To NON.RESlnENTS.

.~,IIII.DRHN REsInlNG " TIIB cOuNTnv. AND Do.
siFs a a,ie,lss ssaeaaa ahaul. can aAlaln oooI1
Sy.s-nes Of ths lsaS 'sschsf. tssas Haa.s.ie.
stsl.coop, Jss. isas. .isdo. SO
, 1861-01-17

TnE CIlAPxAx FAMILY.-This troupe are pc :
forming nightly at the Washington Hotel in
Olympia. '. a...
, 1861-01-17
Dipiheria, rIerratrd Sore Throat and Quinsey.

The nbnve cmpainis have for twerty years been
reIttd with u lways 0ntment and rils with p'rfect
~nrccSr. The cures have teen rma'kILle, speedy
and uiR' fuHs. Iha ese OfeH Ibtal Diseases are more
Easily cured by these medicines, than tie common
sore throat. h trken In time. " t|--. ..aH.
, 1861-01-17

GLASS AND CROCKERYWAI
4 FINE ASsOWTMENr Ot tsl.Ass AAD
~ crSSksTyusHs tOE sslsby
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
A Committee of Five.

. !
Committee Of five gentlemen is formed for the purpose Of
maturing plan relieve the families and
ceased volunteers in wEnts and necessities embraced
provisions OF the numerous benevolent associations midst
The committee proposes receive applications from n
vduss families to guardians to the families of absent
aud deceased volunteers whose duty shall be visit the
furnish them with fuel and in scknsss, procure or
them medical aid also to direct aud assist them obtain The
benefits of societies instituted and endowed the purpose
supplying them will food and clothing.
The application for guardian be addressed the Com
mittee of Five through the posoce giving
dence messenger will deliver written reply designating
more families, may be asked for closest prox-
ity to the residence ef the applicant The guardian will
nshed with of the petition OF the family committee
showing the of the and number of the regiment
to which its absent protector belongs. The will in
vestigate the claims and ruhuness the petitioner sond
the guardian decline to act In the aHy appropriated
her an immediate noce that effect respectfully requested
The necessity and benefit of institution of this are
two fold In the first place there many benevolent people
In New Orleans whose highest pleasure acts of charity
but withheld from the complete exercise and personal euoy.
nent of it from apprehension of inposture, native
nodeTy of obtruson in the distress others Hence their
charities spread broadcast through the medium societies.
which, from the miscellaneous character of their applicants
cannot separate the worthy from the IN worthy.
On the other hand there prize the poverty Of many
families which huns exposure and makes them eat the
scanty crust of requd labor and nger rough period Of
hope in penury than them Of their little mes to
,eek ask relief 70 these guardian be an angel yis
or. and the blessing reciprocal. G@E,- ~ .-5.l-
None but ladies act sssors. Gentlemen In proposing
themselves guaats will pesse give the name of the lady
whom the petition shall be addressed on their part
The committee pledge nyoate secrecy Of acts and 1t is
icondonay required of the guardians in theirs.
The committee liz selfsustainng neither desire nor will
eceive contributions. f% do 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
Cbsisfnsas and .sesV -Yea,.,s
E r E II GIFT l. LOTTER
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA yor1-E
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

The undersigned have to organize and supen
tend Lottery to be drawn for the bee Lousaua Vol
unteerS and their families solicit patriotic cooperation
of the citizens of New Orleans State of Louisiana the
following scheme:
st committee composed Of the undersigned shall from
the fourth to the twenty FIRST day Of December present. with
the exception of Sundays in daily ATTENDANCE fom 10
O'Clock A. M to O'Clock z. NJ at the St. Louis Hotel ZEN
trance on Royal stres for the pupqe Of receiving donations
Of every descriponewelry trnke books objects of art
ornament which shall constitute prizes to be drawn as
hereinafter directed each article b, labelled with tie
OF the donor (unles otherwise instructed and entered in o
for the inspection of visitors.
I'd Each donation thus received will he an,rssed bv tho
committee who shall Issue lottery tickets to The amount of scb
apprasemen which al be sold one dollar each aud nrys
drawn by uusod tickets shall be sold for the benefit
of the fund.-
3D. The articles thus collected sla be arranged for exhjb
son and constitute Bazaar for daily Sundays eS
cePted) The charge of entrance be twenty five cents
4h. From Christmas Eve and oh every successive evsnine
excepting sunday until New YEARS Eve paa, drawing Of
the Lottery shall take place the donations being divided as
equally as pactieabe both regards value and Species into
parts corresponding with the nbbr Of through which
The drawings to be continued drawn to be
after the close of the Lottery.
o Taoes of Refreshments will pc kept by ladies' and an eff
cient orchestra retained.
9th The of the ENTRANCE fees the tables
and Lottery will be appropriated purposes set forth II;
such manner and form 10 the cmntee shall most I'D
visabIe.
II is thought that this undertaking meet h ent-e 5c
cess as 1t Affords By the presentation objects aredv in ,h.
possession of hedonor graceful of showing TO opr ab
sent soldiers that in these days of estivy they and their
families not forgotten and blythe presentation of
the Lottery to friends home lin place of ordinary
Christmas New YEARS. gifts the chance of ,ynnf,o
good cause which they will suy prefer TO recevinp f
nnhaowed by such associations. "p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
A. Card,

The of the FREE GIFT LOTTERY beg leave to
announces the public that in consequence having
so n"ny generous contributions amounting thus far
in value the classification of which requiring much additional
time and labor they obliged TO poapone the drawing
Lottery until the evening Of the I'd January and suspend
day exhibition Monday next 2d instant purpose
perfect!ng the interior arrange~ents of the Bazaar.
The rooms will be thrown open the public the evening Of
the Sd instant, at O'clock and will continue open day and
night Sundays excepted from 10 A. ", till p NJ and from
lottery. 5t-4arts r- ......a 4,. ..,... L...
Donations will be received until the 3s day of December in
elusive but tine managers would again urge the sending thereof
as speedy as possible. --sF Irsg 5.- d23 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
Pelican Club.

z45t yas.7sl t4... NEW ORLEANS, December 90 ls6l
An adjourned general meang Of the members Of this Club
was hela at the Club House, this evening, o'clock.
In the absence of the President motion Mr. John c. Rob
inson called to the chair. r. -, .....
The chairman stated that the object of the meeting
slider the notice given at the regular annual meeting
snceo the expuon Of those members who considered
alien enemies. .- ...-r. .-. .. --. ~.
The ballot then taken the following who
reported expelled by unanimous from the Pelican
Club: E. c. Benedict r. A. Crafts, D. A. Dwight james
Greenleaf, j. Walter Wood ..-T.. ny.-tt
On motion, the meeting anjourned. ,..-
DIS 2pst ,-,5a 81, g. 3 J. NJ. SEIXAS, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
Post-Omce Notice.
saia sappe0G for Ss1eoU .F,'nts
10 TIE
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Il, 1851.
Having been appointed by the Secretary OF War an ageE
Collect receive and purchase small Confederate
States deem necessary and cxpedien make known the
fact as generally possible the secure cooperation in
work which needs DE done quickly Citizens and pstro
Your government ASKS fer the many TRIED
that e unused In your houses Recent experiments have
proven that any one of fine Deubs Barreied Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball, Is than match for the
much talked of Mimic Musket. Then bring them forth and
place them upon the altar OF couurys liberty that they
may Al once be consecrated to the noble work Christian de-
te oolectoh be made TO sending away your guns AID
be urged that MAY need them home the reply is tbs,
LIE sutest way TO the Necessity using them at home
is to place them in the hands many thousands of
men who dre now chatting with anxious desire TO stand Az
OF hre between YOU and the invading foe If this bs
deeed 1nconcuve then the reflection that high In an
thortT those in whose Judgment have confidence and
Who but fair to know well necessities both
M nome and on our borders have, after mature in
augnraed this movement should be guarantee for
the wisdom utility patriotism of the service vo1 d
on 10 perform Then desire war sueedv psans
ana an acknowledgment Of independence honorable TO
serves place your weapons at the disposal your Government
As on desire TO strike terror to the hearts those who are
potepg ohr subugation and destruction let known that
the rusy Rife and the death dealing Shot Gnp which vn
nave hitherto so highly priced part in the next
hc rendering If possible victory complete than war
their defeat and route on The plains of Manassas
Ny instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more popuohs regions assistant agents. charged with the y
OF collecting and forwarding to proper points, the wcapon7
thus obtained 1t may be we'll here state that apy ous
wishes TO do though he visited by an Agent ca
eaty facilitate this work by sending any guns he has ar can
command 10 address, of Robert Pkn No. I3 Csmn
street, New Orleans. -~s,. .-
BALLARD s. DUNN,
agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. ar19 1n,f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
I'd Il n Ds

On Saturday, the 2lst inst, at o'clock A. NJ JOSEPH
GAHEN aged 81 years native of the county Wicklow, Ire
land. Al 'lg as- -ra rs--.. ...
His friends are espectuy invited to attend his funeral This
Morning at 10 ocleck late residence of Roman
and st. Louis Streets yty z- -,
on snnday eyenlns, - ~ al a,s eock, taoMas
and the late Edwd. Brosn.
The friends the family respectfully invited attend the
funeral his mothers residence 48 Customhouse
at 2h O'clock This Day.
( ny~Baon Rouge papers please copy. s. 9s7N 3
On TIL uray The 10th insan at the re- denee of Dr. " W
Philips, Kinds county, Miss, RICHARD A. BLOW aged 81
years, for many years resident CT this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
EEDEIsAIs EINA NOES.

\
80. ~ o.asr ssoa heWs Wach ieshs so US
N 81 -, 8 ~ ehs hofh het
VI ~ sasial 81 was lass gettlng
~ eee :, iss 0asu'5, my taas ts ereuiS
49, a.'1oss th's ~ eonnrmea ny the
Il ~ " w l MI
onase' An aps'.aos ol Whoss report we published
sra1 80. -, M ppy soa.uan VI 'he feu-
.I =, 3 s.. ~ ~ =. ~ eoNs' " sAo CON
ths ,,a,., aarll's sn'ss slae aeo. on
,a,,sS a,,s ., a. ~ pe oFea hves hundred
nina ,bnndrsa as =, 'ais' 1909 1t VIII 20
,rar h hronrs. : M. - .i,e tne
shows that rsb.sa e 70 fass teses satioh
rebellion IL far, r,o,,4 - uae
profess ID be ans thst r. os y -. oenets
il in for lene. - :. 80 1s'' oonsiaefs ne
This renart n NJ fshs,,
reading as sva ba,a 6 eo't.oi '.'oi'
we have tbourht e. sou,. 80. -, see"use
oniv rvav +,o -, -. paaS .tia' 'ne
cept by foreipn ;ntervart;on ,na -. 49, sa.,' -
our mart Ia sdnnt 4 ofars;,a ~
waiting until the enemy o,ets ,nt = ~ 49,, I;
known that the war ia condueted H., Az tro beI.
iigerents or, opposite nr;nc;n,as ,bo+ tbe Can.
federates can get along If With little ar
no money while the FedaraI. reon;re cash far
every service and everv ,1nnnIv fnrni.be5 We
think il safe to sa tbat ,b ,ar hoe cost th .,o,
FIVE dollars to every ans 4 bas cost us Tba reo,
lessness. prod;eality. and nagnicent tions
which the enemv bss made. have nroareod vhot
was an inevitable resut--the exbanston ~ ,h.;,
sinews of war. 5s,5s,s ..7.a st.. zs4yE5'S7 -
The reputation Of the YsnI,ee for shrera,o.s
cunning and foresight IN matters If ,,onau tas
suffered much since the war begnn far r,,taLs
has been made which will entail hnrdsns mo-, ~.
people which will be almost ina,,,nn ortahIe W.
were of those who did not telie,,a
from the secession Of the so,,tharn st.tas o
we held it to be hle s.h.t oeeaase
would be fruitless and ,ybicr ,-o,,,, ,.,.,. :
vast expenditure of n,ora,, aus --..s. suon
would alienate and ~ ., -. alisn uesues
the North for the n,,r - -. y,
imports. wouId ba pnder,ara. ~. ao.ules 'nu
bially sharn and calcnlatinr NJ, ~ : 80 p.ofet'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
Relief for the Sufferers by the Charleston

The following gentlemen will Committee TO receive
contributions for the sufferers by the Charleston
South Carolina ~ t's s. Cos o., -
DIR. B. H. MOSS, $50 Carondelet street.
H. W. CONNER L CO., 80 Earondelet street
N. B. PROTHRo, 81 Carondelet street. .o
GLADDEN. Il sEIXAs, l59 Gravier2 street.
WA. ELstoRE Exchange Alley
NJ M.sTMPsoN, las Common street. r
= HENRY S. HALL, II Fulton street. ,
.-. GEO. ". LOGAN, 81 Carondelet street.
.,s 81 W. B. TULIIs, Perddo street. ,.
..- 80 L. F.. sIMoNDs, Union street. .---.e 81
sFt.r5 THoS. C. JENKINS, Gravier street. dls 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23
EyCesgass EibsGl'ey.

70 . MS 10 AND IL CITY HALL.
Library contains about t2G01 vouues carefully select
ed for reference and general circulation.
TENNIS oF LlFE MEMBERsH1P.-Ybung persons, under
e age OF sixteen years from auy of the ey may
come life members payment of ten dollars Those over sig.
ee ana under years. payment of twenty dollars.
Adults, on paymen: OF thirty dollars.
TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTION-M of either sex. three
dollars ger annum Adults Ladies, four dollars per
Gehtlemen, five dollars per annurn. o..
Donors Of valuabe books new publications works
ar etc., VIII be admitted as subscribers life members,
cording to the value OF their donations.
One half OF the receipts OF the Library are
aud appropriated for ths purchase of bookt. n
-- -.u W. O. ROGERS,
din zplm Superintendent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23

ACADEMY or Music. The beautiful Illustrations
( of the scenes Of the war are still drawing crowds
10 the Academy Of Music, ana continue to grow
into public favor y cannot be denied that il is
one of the best exhibitions of the kind ever pre-
duced in the. city, and that much map he learned
fromi is certain AS the entertainment concludes
ata very carly henr, persons living III the suburbs
can always take the cars or oInnibnsses to return
home; therefore they can indulge their children
without trouble or great, expense. sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23

Lyons uHR1srMas AND NEW YEARS PRRsRNrs. -
Ws bold 4 e b sensible way Of sydeaeg friendship 10
the good o. For any 10 present asolbe viii
elothes fer instance would these times, be "a bser
course than give some costly article wach cannot either b
worn or eaten aessrs y VI Lyons Co., the extensive
eo1aeis 2. tas corner q and ST. Charles .eets have
ton sa ss sincerely believe that IL hes things we're d i
bongt ard presented general satisfaction would b he rss
Wekopspur readers will think of this IF they do bex I
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-23

The PELICAN CLUE We direct attention to the
report q the proceedings Of special meeting Of
the Pelican CIub, which appears under our head
Of special notices. It viii be seen that this old
and respectable club has expelled several mem.
bsrs for being aliens and enemies. These men have
been known as prominent merchants for years.
and ther disgraee by their former associates is a
, air punishment-for their ingrattuae to the State
whsfe they lived and made their money.