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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
MOOD. WOon.

NkY hard wood for sale by r. HYDE 8lsp toonac,i
cut Ounces, kerosene Lamps new patterns ID rra,
variety F - stea'
Oct. Il. 1860 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-29
H or ~ aIe!

sig Horse Power Steam Engine run eicl,tca,,sbii.
"A Of doing any kind of work 1t has run lr a tan frI
food as new" Original cost, s550csn be bought cheap
Springfield, Vt, Nov. 10, 1861 ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

CATHOLIC GIFTS FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Bible most superb binding Life OF the Blessed Virgin,
In gorgeous velvet and binding; Prayer Books in
every variety of splendid and binding At other
tabshment in America aner richer stock of Catholic
articles be ond for the hocay than the old
Catholic House OF EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
Hyoal nm {a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
NJ ATIoNAL MUSIC HALL-CuATHAMs TRgET-L1TE
IN National theatre.

CAao-The pric1s g .Imisscn are placed at the above
that e Us ss
.'' on tef %sI s"e sA
'-' ' '', Low TARIFF OF ADMISSION.
''' FIRST GLASS ENTERTAINMENT
account OF their halls being large enough hold The
people necessary e TRR XII NH ARTISTS
NATIONAL MUSIC HALL
The management place no performers on the stage but
Stars IN BROADWAY.
the public on The east side OF the town think proper to
NATIONAL MUSIC HALL,
leave them 30 fooled OF their money
Id sHo1 x II TIT TIE zb shshs5
1.'a ~ BILLS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
BROADWAY coNcERr HALLE,
JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
). H. S ssaazFnsr AND BEST PERFORMING.
Mss Mss hsss as SsSsH 4, E !,
DAD sAkRIsEE. 800,
PROF. BEN YATRS,
FULL BALLET CORPS.
Dr ssIEs b ns,rMn
MISS LIzIiE DAVIS.
Mss LOUISA Exams,
LA PETITE LOUISE.
HUGO kEINscti.
THE INFANT PHENOMENON
In her Ascension the Tight kclc the stage TO the
kallery.
FIFTY PERFORMERS
A full Orchestra under The direction " Mr. Weize.
Ladies' this establishment without annoyed
conduct VI "wajier Girls Abis being
reserved Co 1R saS,i arreRSoUS PERFORMANCE
wEpsssipsss i p 1Sp 's SATURDAY,
O'Clock when ttr entertain
MICHAEL NORTON, ESQ.
EoriCR-Cbristmas Day. Grauu ,ia attractions
AFTERNOON ASu ErENfNG
A grand Bale. Panonime In preparation, In which Ben
Yates full ballet Of beautiful young ladies viii appear
enc NOVELTY CONCERT HALL SIG,
UlO. keappenraace OF
MISS LOUISE,
THE WONDERFUL LADY DRUMMER.
NINE MASSEY,
THE YOUNG LADY VfOLINIST,
At NOVELTY CONCERT BALL. 5lo lroa'way, tonight
ATorlcE-NEw NATIONAL THEATRE, CINCINNATI,
IN Ohio. This establishment wal ppp fYi,h dramatic
corany about tue Sh OF January 1867 TOR III spng
Ladies' senaen OF acknowledged a3,y nose
others need appi also .ars viii addresa John Bates
Proprietor
MR.. uusfAyUs GEAsY, Mr. GtsTAyus GEARY,
Al end Miss Nina Geaey gye lessons 10 sinsng and
tatao narasiioa fcs akceraiped a. Their residence,
NO ID Easi Twelfth s.rse,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR THE LITTLE ONES
"A Two dolla,s worth Of Books FOR dollar. stronga
dollar package Of Juvenie oks different Books
In the package Strong's Dime Picture Book part two
ready. I. W. STRONG, 9S Mas eu street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
THE HAPPY MAN
| CARD
Mr.. WALLACE

"A Mr.. WALLACE
bege 10 state, In reply TO letters received from
OF his theatre and also hundreds
the boz eacc the OLD GOAEDIES
that the vast success OF the
UP AT THE HILLS,
and the nightly tncreaSnx ad witness tho FINE
ACTING, SUPERB SCENERY, EXQUISITE MUSIC and
PICTURESQUE COSTUMES, maze It imperative to CON
time is pei formnnce. ia conjunction with greatly
TERPlECES, for the present.
Notice viii be duty given OF tho change.
MALIACK's NEW A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23


RIBL0's GARDEN -HERRMANx
~ O. AND OPENING NINUT
THIS MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBFR Is. ATS
TIE FltiCE Or AipNlS ssUN W .n4 49, FIFTY CENTS
TO ALL PARTS.
Boxes from 81 IL IS
srhciAt NortcE--An chairs and private
no secured dns tae day viii be
~ the evening to the pabe has ranins popn
lAf arrangements Introduced by Vim. Nlllo Esq.
GiAND FlaENEII. SERIES OF
HERltNAkN'S
S0iREfS De fkESr DlGIrATION
commencing THIS Monday wen n.y. Drcrmber23 tocontnus
every evening OF the week. assisted ORCHESTRA
T NJ ME OPERA, ander the direction OF THEobok1
ON WEDNESDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY
= Two Performances;
The FIRST In the Afternoon aud the second In the
- Evening, ats.
During recess OF eight months NlBLO'S GARDEN has
been eniirty nod He'd and at ecuniary oulv,
ihrnnshy re ed aud emdetshcd By is liberal PROPRIETOR
AbEA T. STEWART Esq, that while still retains all
those features viii given such great popularity with
all classes o. society, u hardly. Ia i,s and e.egsnt
NBLO ) GAlDEN,
from its convenient a., and comfortable
manns wonderful per armanceL
NoncE-rhe Box Office will be open every day, from
to when chairs and private secured
Tor the grand opening o Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

ns sI such WIN
dress DO recognized N y y ns@sroIs ssrons
from it's convenient a. c,mpatns 3 and comfortable ar.
ransemen,s viii % found particularly Adar Mr. Herr
Noncs-rhs Boy Office win be oPen every day, from
tor np% ns n, ons. be
WINTER GARDEN.
w uSAND GALA NIGHTS
= y CHRISTMAS WEEK.
On Monday and tuesday those delightful deAeators Of
'A $40 Mr. T". AND hRs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
" '''',, T., riS
WITH 5SSSSsSsS s. s. sSsiaAros
v,,, !. ..,t,,,.. n, So MAY i EyEElSo.
LAKES OF KILLARNEY;
BRIDES Of 81! u HIs
scenery p inted by Mons. ArrAn and Maedee
,,,,.v u.,on,., MlAsAns.y y 2; Wilson,
Ned Pagan, ! yosn! hunter, Of Glen. !. = -
Nj coroiitai Finch, magistrate Mr. r. Marrs
Ksna1 p.as. Peasants, M Evsrs
McIsary, keeper OF "shebeen". Mr. Myron
Peter swan, author and baia. Mr. WIN. Dsvdge
iiosiln The Glen Mr. Clinton
R aass ksarnsy Orphan SISTERS w sFarr.
tuaasr che Immediate protection Of tho Fairy or tho
The Fairy Queen Of the Lakes. ...............-
Popns, her az a,.eSdnn, spri Mira. Marx sS,,S
FAIRIES. feasanta &C.
ACT SCENE l-Interlor ol an Irish c0t-The BAR and
his Mamie Lovers
beautiful viw Of the lake. Chorus OF Fres-S Behold
Lake Then Lei sport IL" They CssjSrs Kate
0fENINa OF THE WATER LILY.
Ss sh . S1sSI sA Kate asleep on the coral
oA'A0'-'G H%r ERE sEa is%s snf pkEAx
CiOHus-'Wsis s.r.ams,s low se
Where Ger the sun shall rise,
Pri!Aee Sister, quickly ,ell
ssppngI wGSa not D.. be ssan fairy 4c"-KA,e
Kate sinks The coral oed and aoas the lake. while
sorss s-iSterior Of hume Sal and his man prc.
pairing TO disilan-Iss Fairy Queen dsgased :: Monica
sas anay Sss,i Mo sn az opLssssor.
soEsn lie Lake At the loot Of the Eagles Nest
May Day MorningKatc asleep and Is aroused echoes
justice lie Ses iii a1S
cooled By duck In the Notwithstanding Of The Peassnsry
AArr0ld s An I Ii Fl Si5 ;SaAorrH'
Mr. As s.I sss ss iasns v54.1A1'.
SCENE l-Erseror Of shsbeen-rorc waterfar-openug
os soss. sons. .5hs Tsry io s-
Jealous LovsTs' resolve .sei the irc; =.
= % ShSs e.: his sas;;
The shades OF night
May leave sou In the furrh.
-Wisp and Ny Enchanted Ground.
ScxNE 4-Tae Black Valley.
The Echoes--A Mysterious Bot.ie-Suddeu EHects
Meeting with u Fairy and Goblin.
SCENE b-Moonlight View Of tha Lower Lake Of Killarney
Meelng Of the FTcrds-A Lille OF NcLsarys N0uua{n
Dew-The Spell
Their senses keep
In deepest sleep,
And err their sight
Pass clouds of night
So let them far
meath the wave,
Rest safely In
Our fairy cave,
. ln.tt you ire called again.
SoEs- S~1nntHalen, the Fairys HAuni-yh0 Orphan
sisters ssek their oversThey appear the bosom OF
the Lake-Unipn Finale by Cha. acter. and Chorua
Previous TO which, the roaring petite COMEDY u
OUR GAL,
In VIII ch Mrs. Williams snstains her famous chayacer
Tia cntertanment VIII conclude with the iniuabc farce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

DOWRRY THEATRE.
ID sTICKNEY,s GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF OD0NO0HUR.
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. ~ and ~
Horsemanshp BY all the ereAt riders
Cymnas tic Exploits BY the Acr0bate Troupe
Splendid Cavalcade. Imposing Page ant,
THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Will be celebrated by magnificent selection Of Stage and
Ring Pcrfotm entirely
THE CHRISTMAS PANT0MIMES
Will be naugurated on Wcdnssday-MornlnR. Afternoon
and EvennG-with and comic
HARLEQUINADE,
Produced In beautiful style, with scenery magic ef
fects brilliant changes ible tricks local incIdens
and the full airen .th OF the Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23


and the fun airensih OF tue company
RRooKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC,
ID INAUGURATION
DRAMATIC Z FfEIRaFSonM.ssrs
IN. pnss 81 4sRrE 81 Arr
rms ea RSpIsA9f HsE Is gsnf Bss "a 1851
when Will be presented sh MAlrEr r.-ed,o'
Hamlet Prince Of Denmark. Mr.. Ed D,yenpor,
Grave Thomas rlssds
asrstaa- queen Of Denmark Mrs. jaime. " w.Aes Jr
opae"' on TUESDAY EVENING", Decem D@ss' D''''"
w BE- with an unequalcd cast shsrdans spark
wr5 5E SSTG sSr s9S sf Dsss.ss.s
SA'A's 1rasL IL.asFd' Of
artists liz following rsssoasbs rates viii
p,,eon, >, zane, and s1 ApM .'ssI cent.
Secured seats In balcony and parquet ...........$l
seat. can b. secured al the Academy. brooklyn and =
s6ell., Wall street, New York. daily from o'clock A. n
Doors open ait; curtain rises a. O'Clock.
IRVING HALL, IRVING HALL, IRVING, LALL.
BENEFIT h Or aTG ss yas fsss ssTERs
MISS Sa aASp uSss A WILL sisa solREs
aEiss s..s;sss s.,
Fantasia from "Lucreta Borsass aud ,.o,, . p,u.
MISS LOUISA MYERS Will l'es siSS from 's''<''''
MISS ,ossrnissss s s'sf + W VIII S1'I SING
tn. Recitation. by ,Ss aaEFs ssfHRs win oou Of
Scene from s aIss Ia a;.
And ODE sf 70 H. q sSns, p.rn
II. B. b0DwoRTH's COMET BAND
s:ission: from FRS .ss% nj aia"
Fantasia ron %GS nalo n Na;sSera."
1'' A WsaaeTas s S S ;s.s no 4S's
TICKETS ISS mfr Fifty ' GEsrs.
omen All commence at . O'Clock
"THE MESSIAH :,
IRVING HALL,
=. Irving place. corner q Fifteenth street,
BY ri sHT aSa Rl5 Rss i .s
MISS ha Rs 4 + InsLnr NINE aE EoErEL thomas
UNDER TUE DiRscJIos g.
s 4icx ahs riirF Fe ehafs.
Fifteenth street, psn CIV. w.re e o. sy S. IS
is4 Bcwery; ". D. rArkn. 81 Eshis avenue II .hs
National Hymn Keep Step to the Music OF Union"
%o s No. ls" p 5ass " Do
Gai4f SR4SSo HSsf III IA Il sSS1ys
A. n GH hE SsssE
A. H. HERNANDEZ
PANTONIMK
THE FINE BAND OF
MfNSTRELS MINSTRELS, MINSTRELS,
MlNSTKELS MINSTRELS, MINSTRELS,
MINSTRELS. MINSTRRLS. MINSTRELs,
Composed Of the most talented artiats In tho CITY,
First week of the celebrated
BOB HART, BOB HART,
In new Ethiopian acts
Fourth week Of the talented
SISTERS cLlFfoaD. sIsrEl:s CLIFFORD.
In aonas and duets.
Great success VI - $4,000
In the One song Of Our Good ship Sails TO night 81
AAAh NAME" MISS X1ELAiDE PRICE.
and powerful Corps de Ballet.
MONS AND NINE. MoNTANARl
Ia new comic Duets every n,Sl,, cupp,x p,,rr.ov.
THE PRIDE AND GLORY
Magnificent city Is the wors famed Partisan Cabinet Of
Wonders And Anatomy,
5va Broadway.
(ne1t door n Bal, Back Co.'S
Now Il 10 Holiday urne, s who value an unusual Heat
EXCITING,
THRILLING
SUPERB,
UNSURPAssABLE.
SCIENTIFIC,
INSTRUCTIVE,
ExTRAo RDINARY
MARyEL..ots RESTITUTION.
Open for gantlet,on aa.y from ten I'LL ten.
Aamissioa u ceuis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

hOAAOA RMESENIHs
A sSORTMENT UNEQUALLED
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Fancy French China Tea Sets for Holiday Offs. %
SILVER PLATED ICE PiTCHERS
For Holiday Gifta-argest size, handsomely engraved %
e,-$5-&5-$5-$0.
Silver Plated Cake Baskets, Tor Holiday GIFTS. 50
Silver Plated Tea Sets u pecesl for Holiday Gifts Is 90
Silver Plated Casters 70 cut botties for Holiday 6s -
Silver Plated
COFFEE URNS
Tor Holiday Gifts pattern finely chased 10 %
$l0-$l0-$l0-Sl0-Slo.
Silver Plated Table Spoons for Holiday Gifts the dog 90
Silver Plated Tea Spoons Tor Holiday fts the Dozen IS
Silver Plated Table Forks for Holiday Gifts the dozen W
Ivory handled Table Kniyrs for Holiday Gs the doz 30
Ivory handled Tea Knives for Holiday Gifts the dozen W
ALSO,
FRENCH CHINA VASES.
For Holiday Gifts
BlSQuE FIGURES,
For Holiday GIFTS
BRONZE FIGURES.
For Holiday Gilts
PARTAN MARBLE FIGURES.
For Holiday Gifts
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
For HOLIDAY Gifts
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS
For Holiday Gifts
Together with Complete Stock Of
CHINA DINNER SETS,
Rich and Piau Cut
TABLE GLASS, &c, &c,
W. DALEY Co,
63i Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
FULLY TWENTY FIVE PER CENT SAVED BY

q
- corner OF Sixth avenue ana Nineteenth street.
We have now hand large assortment Of goods suitable
Tor the holidays besides we are receiving daily Toys Fam
cy Goods &C. which selling very iow-Hosiery, I'm.
der Garments Hoods sontags Maeers every description
Of ladies', gents and chdrens Gloves, 10. Best Kid
Gloves 6 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-23
ANIUsE MENTs.

WALLACKw.
ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS
TUE MEM DRAMA AND a COMEDY
will be acted together 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

POLISH BRIGADE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
We had the pleasure of call yesterday morning
from Major G. Tochman the eminent distinguished
and patriotic Polish exile, who is forming brigade
under this title, with view to active service as
soon as circumstances will permit. The Secretary.
of War has authorized him to enlist recruits ind
vidually, to raise companies duly oficered, which,
if accepted by him, will be mustered into the Con
federate army forthwith. Seven companies have
been already mustered and are at Camp Pulaski
near Amite, where they are being drilled and in
structed. We learn that other companies are being
filed up rapidly. The headquarters Of Major Toch-
man are at 81 St. Charles street, and there compa-
MES formed in the city or the country, DESTROYS of
forming part of the Polish Brigade, should apply.
But, companies raised under State authority cannot
be received without the consent of the Governor
is obtained in writing. This is judieous step, as
it will prevent clashing Of all kinds. We hope soon
to hear that Major T. brigade is completely filled
and en- route for the seat of war.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

RAILROAD IN YuCATAN.-Late Mexican papers
ssa'e mat proposition has been submitted to the
government Of Yucatan, fol- the construction of
falroao mere by Col. Edwin Robinson, of this
country, the road to extend from Merida to Ciudad
Hfogfeso. IL Is understood that the Government
is favorable to the enterprise, and has made most
liberal grants for the purpose. 1t will be the first
railroad ever constructed in Mexico, and Col. Rob
inson, the gentleman at the head Of the enterprise
from along railroad experience in this country and
his qualities of energy and activity, is the very man
to conduct it to successful issue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13
w. 81 j. Il. STARR.
az CAMDEN IRON W ORR
Camden, New Jersey,

w, 81 j. L.. STARR,
az CAMDEN IRON W o RE
Camden, New JeTsey,
acknowledgements
Allkinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS or G ASWOREh,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMESf or RetoTts and Other
Houses.
aETORTs and all CASTINGS equiredt oet:Inghem nths
Attest an Improved t9Odes.
WASHERS, CONDENSERS, SCRUBBEEtS and EXHAUST
ERS for relieving this Retorts pressure.
PURIFIERS varying 1900 to l60UO0u cpbcfoet dali!
purii yinc capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME S1EVES, or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS failstEes.
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE and SINGLE with Cast IToi
R3rtde and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERNORS or REG LAFOR8.
STREET MAINS from IA ~ aoAes diameter for Wat'o
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such as Brnnches, Beuds
Drps, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from "O!nchos, esther h@H "eed or plain
| WROUGHT leon WORK-All the smith and Sheet ITei
Work required aud ahut.t Gas WORKS.
~Comt1uncn;i7us should DO addressed; 20 tbs PRINCE
| PALOFFIUE, CAMDEN NEW JERSEY.
| Ry-BRANCH OFFICE 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET
| PHILADELPHIA iel3 lyh~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

MARNE.-The ship j. s. Parsons, African, went
to sea yesterday morning, the National the day be-
fore, and ali other outward bound vessels, except
the ships Alhambra, Senator, ken and Vigiaut,
which are still inside. The French ship Luna,
Capt. Baron, from Bordeaux, for this port,
arrived at the bar on the 5th and was detained
until the It'll inst. by the blockadiDg squadron,
and then ordered to Philadelphia. One lady pas
senger on board allowed to come up to the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

Hs-We have received the First Annual Report
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Mechanics ana
Agricultural Fair Association of Louisiana, ar
g. w Race, President. 1t is an interesting pamphles
Of ten pages, showing the progress ana opera
lions of the Association and their intentions tor 'e
future. Every mechanic and agriculturshst OF .ne
State ought to have copy. It is from TIE Joe
office Of the Bulletin and very neatly printed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

CREsCENr Blues. The Crescent Blues, Company
B, hold forth in another column with report and
resolutions rendering thanks to different ladies and
gentlemen who have shown their kindness and
patriotism by fayors extended to that gallant com
pany The report and resolutions speak for them
selves. and the recognition of the compliment is
Bon sincere and appropriate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

On Tuesday morning. June L. O'Clock NJ. MEL VIVA
ELLEN youngest daughter Of Annie W. ana 'ohh r Ne"NS
aged year. c,-
The friends acquaintance Of the family are respeunS
invited TO attend funeral this morning at 10 o'clock from
their residence No 81 Locust street. between common anu
Grsvier.
n, Wednesday, 12th inst, of congesve fever, OLIVER
SiNES FIELD son Of Lucctia and Geo D. Field, aged y
years. 49,.
lend the funeral this evening O'clock from the residence Of
s. Sumner on Fourth bet Nayades and Pyian"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

WASHINGTON RIFLES. Captain Duquercron pub
fishes an order for the company to assemble at u
o'ylaek this evening at their armory, the late US
H1fsI, Third District, for the transaction Of i'm
nertant business, and also for the members to re-
mort themselves individually, prepared to go into
camp Saturday morning, according to an order to
be issued subsequent to the present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

NoTrcE 10 THE LIyAUDA1s GUARDs,-The Livau-
dais Guards will take notice Of call in another
column, in which they are interested. The Guards
viii, we understand, have flag presented to them
at 10 o'clock by the ladies Of the Garden District.
The presentation will take place at Calvary Church,
after which the Guards will attend divine service at
the same church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

When the expedition returned from Aqua Greek
to Washington, Lincoln and Seward went down to
the wharf to receive the report. One Of Capt
Walkers long cannon balls, which had lodged in
the Freedom, was handed to him. Abe looked at it
solemnly, and handed it to Seward, who received
it with perceptibe shudder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

sALTPgTRE FROM ARKANSAS. We were shown
yesterday by Mr.. Moses Greenwood, of this city
some saltpetre taken from cave in lizard county
Arkansas, where there is enough Of it, we are in
formed, to make all the powder that the Southern
Gonfeaeraey is likely to use for half century. 1t
IS the genuine article, beyond doubt. Lead, also,
We are told, y found in the upper counties of Ar
kansas, and the Indians Of that country formerly
made both powder and ball, without having to buy
them. We are not, therefore, dependent upon Old
Abe's dominions for even the ammunition neces,
sary to drive his invadersf from our soil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

CLosING or sToREs-We are glad to notice, by
The card in another column, that number Of the
patriotic merchants Of Magazine street have re-
solved to enable their employees to attend the drill
Of their companies and prepare for war.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

CIrugoH SERVICES To-DAY.-Amongt the religious
services Of The day, there will be High Mass at the
Ies,Yfts, Church on Baronne street, near Canal,
commencing at Z O'Clock this morning.
gbe companies of tie Confederate Guards and
liz reserves and the honorary members Of the
Washington Artillery will attend the church OF the
Rev Dr.. Palmer, on Lafayette Square:
The Livaudais Guards will attend service at the
Cavalry Church, at 10 O'clock when the ladies' Of
TIE Fourth District will present them with flag,
previous to the minister's discourse. The Guards
are ordered to assemble at their atmory this morn
ing, al 9 o'clock.
The religious exercises at ali the churches will,
Ne presume, be attended BY numbers of the
soldiers in companies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN UHURCH.-There will be di-
yips service at II O'Clock this morning, and
prayer meeting at O'clock ?. NJ, at the Rev. DR..
Palner's Church, opposite Lafayette Square.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

0sLE4Ns CADETS. Company G are requested to
a.tendregular meeting this afternoon, at65 O'clock
when important business will be transacted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

FAsT DAY SERv1cE.- T. R. Markham, pas
tor Of the FIRST Presbyterian Church, Fourth Dis
triet, viii preach today, at IL a. NJ, at Confede-
rate Gate Uniop) Hall, on Jackson street, between
AAnnneiation and Chippewa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

Crescent BLUES. Orders Of Importance to the
honorary members Of this corps and to Companies
a and B, appear in the proper column of our
paper, under the mlitary~head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

DRILL PosTPoNED.- Captain Race, of the City
Guards, publishes notice postponing the drill Of
his company till Friday, l4th inst, at the usual
hour.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

AyEGso RIFLEs. Captain Mancosos, of Com
pany a, desires q few more good men for his corps
See his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

RGhIsIous SERVICES. Religious services will be
held today innearly all the churches at the usual
hours morning and evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

sscorcH RIFLE GUARDS The officers and mem
bers Of this corps ordered to be at their armory
81 Ichoupitouas street, to-day at noon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

THAMES. We are requested to state that the
Ladies Society Of the Confederate States Army
return thanks to Mr.. Fritz Happerbauer No. 50
Comlnon street, for the very bountful lunch sent
to their sewing-room yesterday. Also, to Mrs Bar
rev ana Mrs. Lynch for similar favors on the 10th
and 18th insts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-13

ST Luke's Church viii be open for divine SER
vice this morning. at II O'clock, when the rector,
TIE Rev. DR.. Hedges, will preach.