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THE FEDERAL pEsporrspK.

Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, of Virginia, was the
Minister Of the United States at PARIS and was
4 succeeded by Mr.. Dayton, of New Jersey On Mr..
taTisner's return, the other day, he rapaired to
Washington City, as is customary, to close up the
affairs ofhis Legation, and deposit in the State De.
i partInent such papers and documents relating to
his mission as he had in his possession. Without
any warning he was arrested. Washington dis
patch says y2 & 7sE
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner. late Minister OF the
United States to France, has been arrested end
deparred the privilege of conversing with Ais
\ friends. -
The Baltimore Exchange publishes the order far
Mir. FaulknerA arrest, and accompanies it with tie
following remarks: IL
| The climax of the atrocities of the Administra
ton committed on private individuals occurred to-
day, in the arrest OF Hon. Charles James Faulkner
ex-Minister to the Court of France on the charge
OF treason. The arrest was made by the Provost
Marshal in person, at Browns Hotel. and under
the following order from the Secretary Of State:
559 " DEPARTMENT or STATE. !
To Col oNas, Ar 6Angast Us T. ls6l
8 You VIII proceed to arrest and detain Charles
James Faulkner, ex-hinister of the United States
10 ana mold him under arrest to await further
orders from this Department. VIM. a. SEWARD
If the Senate had not adjourned it might have
been supposed that that body had impeached him
on charge made at or before tile time he was re-
called but is, the arrest was one of the most
despotic actions that could have been perpetrated
by the most arbitrary government on the face of
the earth. af7'aB 9G-$ -. ~ .sH
Did anybody ever hear of more high handed
proceeding Observe the language and tone OF
Stewards order! No charge is made-no offense
is stated--no hint given of what Mr.. Faulkner is
arrested for. 1t is a regular Star Chamber pro-
ceeding throughout. There is cool impudence
sort Of regal air Of imperial power about this or
der, thatquite startles and abashes those of US
who have,been educated in the old fashioned idea
that thai every man under arrest had right TO be in
formed Of tAe character Of his offence, and to be
confronted with his aeeuser. We wonder what
nextsa a3s s s#sa wa IN L " &1zg
And 80 Faulkner is to be tsheld under arrest to
await further orders from King Seward King,
indeed !! No King in the world, at this day, would
80 violate the liberty Of the citizen. If Seward
chooses to postpone further orders until dooms
day, we suppose Faulkner is to remain under ar
rest al the time ! Whata sweet set' of scoun- |
drels have control at Washington to be sure
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New Orleans, August 9, 1851.
Rules for the Government of the Free Vege-
table Market.


The Market to be opened from O'Clock A. NJ till NJ on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, until further notice. commencing
on TUESDAY NEXF, 18th inst.
No application for Vegetables etc., will be received unless
the signed by the Alderman Assistant Alderman
the Ward and District in which the applicant resides
All persons desrous OF contributing Vegetables Provisions
etc. for the poor requested send the the Vol
unteer Relief Committee" Waterworks Buidag head of
Canal street.
PERSONS contributing will please mark their baskets or bags
Win their names and locations in order that the same NAV be
returned to them Persons will the building to receive all
uoaa'oh ana an account Of the same will be correctly kept
Persons applying for relief will on The upper side of the
o'ps' and when supplied will lower side so
as 10 prevent confusion.
Tickets are not transferable supplies will be deiyered
without them and they presented at each application
Mr. c. Meke has kindly teudered services to the Com
mttee to receive slaughter and up all Beef Cattle that
may DO donated.
+ THOMAS MURRAY,
H. BIER,
GARDNER SMITH,
L. F. SCHMIDT,
aus 2ptf ... D. / RICARDO Committee.
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s8NTGfs bird.

SUCCESSOR TO sEWELI. T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. z3 and Is Royal street,
Has now instoe large supply celebrated CREME pE
bouZY CHAMPAGNE in pnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK PAR
hhNilF' and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Shees such az ANONTI
hADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-l8sS-soU MADEIRA, Of
direct imporaton other Maderas of lower grade supero
oo London Dry Dock PORT other of less grade
The celebrated SAIARAC BRANDT IES-yntage 1888 1879
1902 and 1864 large supply always on hand All grades Of
cLARET and WHITE WINES In glass and wood WEIs-
KYS-Scoch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Whea, Wbis-
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pnts and opsrts COR
ALs ETC. My usual assortment of the best WINES which
vi" Dc sold on aB reasonable terms city,
AARON BIRD,
al5 2u1y Nos "a e-a !. n o,...
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ss8 MILITARY Matters IN Sr. LoUrs.---We clip the
following from ST. Louis Republican Of the 18th
The Forty first Illinois Regiment, Col. Pagh.
wnlel arrived mere on tuesday, was armed with
Mimic muskets at the arsenal yesterday Ne
The Seventh Iowa Regiment also received arms
at the Pacific Railroad depot yesterday eyeniag.
i preparatory to embarking on board the cars for
There are now almost 5000 troops in the city.
L 1000 being auartered at the arsenal. .3E -
" large body Of troopsleft the Iron Mountain
depot last evening, for Pilot Knob The trair
which arrived last evening reported that no attack
Z mad been made, but that the enemy's force was
1 near by. sjsE4 IN &. 80 / :, =
The Twenty first Illinois Regiment Gel. Coler,
was /, armed with Mnie muskets yesterday, making
the day. b 3 lss ~ - - l1'ts :
Lieut. Col. Burbank, of the Fifteenth United
States Infantry II now in command Of the arsenal
IN place of Capt Tracy. @ N
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49, Coal OH and Lamps Country Nfer~
CHANTS Planters and the pubic geUsay, Will find Great
Southern Goal OH and Lamp Emporium No Cbtres street
By far the and only complete stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city, which Meszrs CO.
VERT HILL offer 81 rera st lower prices
than they he purchased for sny house in the
foUih r,vs 9,,,
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Ladies', Volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies Volunteer Association call attention 10 tie
following resolution
Resolved, That Applications will he received from Conpa
MES that have been authenticated b.
Tracy or AGiUtsnt General tirisat. u,yI5 2,ts
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Faoa wEsfsss VlsalsIA. The Richmond Exam

= AasN = IA,-IHe RIchmOnd EXarn-
4 iner pf the 18th has the following;
received last mig fren the West re-
E moves All deabt that a forward movement for the
entire coAamand has been ordered for yestard Az
morning Gen kering was to move with his forces
fromiAe By Spring in the direction of hnttons.
vile around the meat mountain. where the enemy
IS posted in f0sc Q. while Con. Jackson was Ia ad
vance up To BarSs the Cheat Mountain, and book
the progress OF xsosencrautz eastward. Ia win
nov siAgr have pituiate. or il apprtsed Of onr
movements y tirg, VIII tail back on Phillippi,
select in his retfsst til sxake stand NJ. stifring
news aaay new 30 moselzariiy expected from the
West. -
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ous Customers and correspondents shpny portion
he crops Of Cotton to this city, to remove Il from thei
'antabo until the blockade is fully and entirely abandoned
IT whtca due notice will be gvea.
S. O. Nelson 4 Co., A. Levi kCo
A. d. Kelly Co.. "A. MItenberger t:tgo
Edward Nalle & Co., Ar Milenberger
Wright d Allen, Scudder & StampE
Hewitt, Norton Co.. Gallagher & Dyer
NJ. ID. Cooper Co., Moses Greenwood,
Feliowes Co., Senell & Prather,
T. Il. & j. u Allen Co., Black Il Byington
r. McIIheuny Co, John Watt & Co,
Martin Cobb d 90, Byrne Vance & Co.,
GIafden Il Seisas. Pitcher d Goodrich
j. W. Burbridgs 4 Co., Warren 4 Crawford
Green Crump, Friedlander 4 Gerso
W. q d. urqnhartt J. W. Chsmplin d Co.,
]. j. Person Co., ThornhilI 4 Co.,
Walker Snyder, Rotchiord Brown CO.,
Perkins q Co., Logan, Soniat It Claiborne.
John 7. Harde Il Co. Copes Il Pnelps
A H. May Co.. d. R. Carroll L Co.,
b. NJ. Lowe & Co., A. d. Donovan,
r. T. Hunt, Frelfson & Stevenson,
Geo. ?. Black 4 &C., r. W. Estln & CO.
c"npbell Strong, Winston, Morrison L Co.,
R. c. Cummings L Co. Gtllis & Fereuson
W. a. Gordon & Castillo, j. 4 G. Cromwell
Montgomery & White Moore 4 Drotber
b. roedano Taylor, Cleveland Bro 4 Co..
Prchard Flower, Murdoch Il Williams,
Montgomery K Hall, Phelps X Jones,
a. J. Tally Co., Payne, Huntington 4 Co.,
Holloway Ionsdae, R. Yeat1nan
Sykes Comfy, Nixon Il Co.,
Walker Co, Hawkins It Norwood,
hhorer zunts Stuart E James
Foley, Avery Co, scruggs, Donegan & Co..
Tsrlton, Whiting & Tullis, Patton Il Finney
Farley, Jurey Co., GEen, Smedes & Co..
r. b Skipwish, John Williams 4 Co.,
Moore Browdet, B. Ernest
Henderson, Terry Il Co., Carroll How K Co.
Allison Pattison Co., Edward Piilahurys
West, Renshaw L Cammack, Levy Il Deter
J. B. Gribble Il Co.. wilson & Pouroy
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A NEW PROJECT FOR THE ENEMY.--For the
benefit of Old Abe and his blood thirsty Cabinet,
the North Louisiana Baptist, "a religious paper)
makes the following ingenious suggestion:
Knowing the obstinacy of the inhabitants of the
valley of the Mississippi, it has been proposed to
cut the levees and drown them out, but it occurs
to us tkat a far more efficient plan would be to
dam up the Mississippi somewhere below New
Orleans, and thus make one vast sea into which
the rebels of the Southwest should all be thrown.
Now this plan will prove to be more easily accom-
plished than any yet suggested Let them bring
down thousand or so gunboats, and few hun
dred thousand hirelings, and if the rebels act as
heretofore, they will sink the former and kill the
latter, and here are the materials for the dam
already in place. Hope the Crescent man will not
object.
Nobody here has any objection to the expert
ment, we suppose; but probably the enemy have
already damned us to their hearts content.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
Volunteer Relief Committee.

Ipoaon having reached this Coupittee undoubted
liability that species OF speculation has been attempted with
fc tickets held by parties ree aud issued by this
Committee notice is hereby given that Of such tick
ets will be recognized in for any purpose
ESQ r-.- &c.. ..r JAMES BEGGS
a120 2ptf Chairman Of Committee
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&S~Notfce-I take this method of offering
my professional services free o. chaRe families
VINO are absent from the city miary duty Residence
Harmony street between Rrytana coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
ySl 2ptf p. YE1asR NJ. H.
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ARREST OF DEsERTERs.-Ten deserters, from one
of the companies of the Polish Brigade, were ar
rested in this city, yesterday. They were TO have
left this morning for Richmond. They belong, we
believe, to the company styling themselves the
:" Wild-cats.n ELynchburg Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

Il e Harry MCCARTHY This versatile comedian
still draws excellent houses at the Academy of
Music. Harry delineations Of charaeterare among
the best we have ever seen. He is perfectly at
home as singer, actor and negro minstrel, and his
representations have the great merit of originality
Whenever we have the blues, orfeel q little under
the weather. we Invariably 60 and see him for
few minutes, and always come away perfectly
cured. N. .lt8s - 1.
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TO THE FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS AT CAMP LEWIS.

TO THE FAMILIES OF AT CAMP LEWIS.
s NEE ORLEANS, Aug. 49, 1851.
All needing relief whose supports are in the State
vice ct Camp Lewis notified call with their certificates
and obtain Relief Tickets the of the Committee No
City Hail. basement floor, MONDAY and TUESDAY, Aug
18th and 10th, between the hours Of O'Clock P NJ
,..s" JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 2pf .....-.. Chairman Of Committee
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dam citizen Serril is native of Louisiana. Unless
Mr.. Serrl has changed his nature since June last,
he is as much native of Timbuctoo as of Louis
lana. Our pseudo citizen is Philadelphian, and
cares about as much for Louisiana as the man an
the moon. He is known on the flags as a great
operatorin cotton. In fact, cotton is his god, at
low prices and high prices. 1t is not sad that
citizen Thomas Will skin an animal OF the mouse
kind for its concrete substance, but Thomas Is aa
operator in fly tine. It is not known Whetnef
citizen Serrill is actually confined IN Fort Lafay-
ette, Nor is it known whether those forty thou
sand pounds Bank of England notes are taken from
him. The Linconites need not think that those
notes can be available. Citizen SerriH was not SO
green. nor were his friends in Liverpool, the real
owners of the notes, so unmindful as not to take
full record Of dates numbers and amount, SO that
payment can be stopped at once; particularly if
thew are post notes of the Bank of England The
Lineolnites may make something out of the gentle
man in black but they will lose money by citizen
Thomas
There were no later adyices received from Mis-
souri, yesterday. 1t appears that the reported fight
at Leesburg, Va, was only report. It is strange
how the telegraph is made the instrument of so
many false reports. There is no stock board, no
iobbers in bonds. shares and securities in our city
to be operated on by these bombastc reports. 1t
is supposed these reports were intended for New
York. Talking of Missouri brought up the benev-
olent and patriotic move of our fellow-citizen,
Thomas o. snlly, who leaves here this morning
with Doctors Foster, Nichols, F. Formento, G. W.
McDade, Chas. Lapaes, Ernest Lewis and five
nurses for Missouri to aid the sick and wounded Of
the army of the South now engaged in redeemng
Statn frop he nf lpSnDfS Lincoln
Seward and Black John C. Fremont.
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Volunteer Relief Committee,

Notice is hereby given that all registration of parties entitled
relief will O'Clock THIS EVENING 10th inst
JAMES BEGGS,
au20 2ptf Chairman Of Committee.
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asHH. L. nefreese, the present incumbent
- eAlI0laEte toF .tete lreasNter " 4nd
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II AUsT BgrsEY's z GossoRr The Richmond
Examiner of the 10th says Il 33s 35'.

Examiner Of the 18th says /. Il a
We learn that Il was understood in w washneton
US in the Yankee ront at Manassas had been snfEea
by the enemy in his retreat, and thrown into q
swamp near the battle field. If the gun has not
already been captured, this Information may nos
u il described as one of the heaviest ana most
valuable pieces Of ordnance, long 32-pounder.
aoont eighteen feet in length, throwing conicai
pals if was drawn on the field of battle BY SIX.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

BRTIsH GOLD IN RIcHMosp. The enterprising
correspondent Of the NJ. Y. Times writes from
Washington: gs ys8 tst III
# A Northern gentleman who arrived two days
since from Richmond, announces that at the date
OF his departure, and for some time previously
there wasa great abundance. of British coin cir
eigua. Il was currently reported that iarae
amounts Of gold had been advanced by British
Capitalists upon the new crop -
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EzThe above nanscd gentlemen meet at the st. Charlie.
| Hotel Paror P, TUESDAY EVENING, Aug 2Oh IN
| make the necessary arrangements. Rula 2pF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

SUCCESSION sALE.--A iot of assorted liquors and
Vines a9lsahod furniture nae bar dSsnres. viii bs sold By
4 81 10 s'leek to.d4~, eosnes Of Goi ana
- .4sfz stsssis. - Adseftaensat
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%elC FNU Goods.

.VeaC EWW GOODS.
FRENCH CALTCOES Plain and Clinz coor,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CAL1COES. Plain and Chut9
colors.
PL Mn AND CHECKED GINGHAMs
PLAIN AND TWILLED FLANSEIS
NERINo AND COTTON uNDKRsuIRTs AND DRAW
ERS.
LAMBS WOOL AND KNIT SOCKS
SILK HANDKERCHTEFs, etc, etc.
Also a very large assortment Of
NJ o u IA MN G coo ps
J. A. BRASELMAN,
anl9 2plt Corner Magazine and st. Andrew streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

CONFEDERATE SALUTE. We are informed that
when the Federal gunboats passed Paducah, KY,
On their way down the Ohio to Cairo, almost the
entire population Of the former city assembled On
tile landing waving thestars and bars, and greeted
them with athree cheers for JEFF. Davis.n The
Loats did not touch the landing.
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millinery and Dressnsakifsg

Having still on haud large and varied elegant
MILLINERY, would inform the ladies of New Orleans and
country, that will sell all off very moderate prices for
CASH
dARlBALDI RIDING HATS in g. al variety.
MOURNING BoNNETs, in great vari, ,ty
In my DressmRking Department, am milking and Tim
ming Dresses in the fashionable man er al greatly re-
duced prices.
Orders from the country promp,iy attended to.
Mrs NJ. E. BENSON
Dressmaker and Miiuer,
au2O 2ptSse Isl Canal up stairs adong n H. Holmes
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S4rAerEtng's Patent champion Fire uns,
aFssf FFe9 sASs NoT n and a. rev'r sIrset Saw Or
fshAs te sptF
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Soldiers EE0fhinu.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
sARING IT.

l am endeayorng furnish the Volunteer TROOPS of
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing, having prepared
uniform suits of woOien cloth uuderclotbes
distributed among them. informed that the patriotic cit!-
OF several parishes aao engaged in
for the benefit Of their companies contributions of
clothing sent by them direay their several Companies
without being Of the quantity sent and the
companies supplied great confusion and waste will be the
sequence.
soldier can only certain quantity of clothing 1t is
of great Importance that each T shall have
good substantial woolen uit possible but it also
poantIat there be concert of acton among those supply
ing them in order to avoid sending supplies 10 con-
panes.
therefore Urgently recommend the citizens of The country
parishes 10 sesd in this city supplies clothing as
they prepare with explicit direeor the companies
individuals tos whom they intended will take care
that they reach eir destination The cae6 should boxed
baled and directed Oregts with tie uane
of the company for which they marked on it, and
statement sent Of its contents that nay not dIpi-
cate the articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give n.cy to these
suggestions in consideration Of the objects effected
THOS. O. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. Il, 1861. au1g 9,tf
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Piles Piles! Pites :

G@yetys Medicated Paper aS the watecose may really
ciased as both necessity and uxy 1t ought TO be a>ad
by the healthy because all other paper c make no exception
poisonous either in large small degree and produces
Files individuals suffering with Files in any shape will
cured speedily aud surely by GAYETTY'S INDICATED
PAPER.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT e. CO.,
q and 15l Chartres street,
aul9 2p3teod&tW New Orleans
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FossILs We are indebted to Mr.. j. j. Jenninos
of this parish for q fine collection Of fossils, taken
from khe bed Of the Edisto river We find in The
Z assortment whales tooth, rib aud backbone
Joints ot huge antideluyian ANIMAL and any uuan-
fty OF shark teeth, some Of which are larger than
any specimen in the Charleston Museum. If Pro.
fessor Holmes desires this collection he car, obtain
it, rWalterboro' IN " Sun. : e n ss'p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

W RDS, COLT'S EVOLVERS,
NETTED SILK sAsE1Es AND BELTS.
BUTTONS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS,
GOLD TACGg AND CORDS
-FoR-
MILITARY rL'lilAlnlillgs
rtft' a., Sky .tF,o Dcr.c,r.t
SILK OIL CLOTH.
H. FRANKO'S,
l4b PoydrRs, 10 Caroutelet street.
&8-WATCIIES and JEWELRY repaired and ssld At the
lowest prices, and fny guaranteed iy2O 2ptfSaMoTh
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To Printers

$ Q U IT Fl Fl R N I NJ *
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
LOCATED AT ANTE, LOUISIANA
THOS. H. SHIELDS ~ CO,
SOLE AGENTS..
Wehave just received large shipment from the manufecoyy
and are prepared to receive orders.
This INK is WARRANTED equal to any yet made
In all cases orders must be accompanied with the CASH
PR1CEsNews, DC per lb Book fromrn SOC TO s. per H.
Also
Just received, another shipment of
DOUBLE MEDIUM BOOK PAPER
MANILA WRAPPING,
HARDWARE,
AND OTHER PAPERS
THOS. H. SHIELDS e. CO.,
huZu 2pi2t Nos 30 Graver street, and 10 Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
aulg 2p3teod<W

SaEaRrics.
800 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
SO bbls. MESS PORK.
500 terct prime LARD.
80 casks BACON SHOULDERS
100 teTceS SUGAR CURED HAMS.
800 bbs extra and supertne FLOUR.
loo kegs SHOT. assorted, buck and drop.
800 cases sARD1NEs, half and quayter boxes
100 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
$50 boxes Star CANDLES Il and IG o..
30 bbs Rectifed WHISKY.
500 bills Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS.
100 cases OYSTERS and LOBSTERS.
For Icby
JOHN 7. MOORE & CO.,
aul0 2plm q and 23 PoYdrss street.
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Dramatic Representation

Dramatic Representation
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY EVENING, August "a, 1861.
FOR THEPURpOSE OF PROVIDING WINTER CLOTHES
-aE.TE- oFfEEdjs:s I1oEx-11zyc y:zss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

Neticc-Postponemento of the Open ing of the
Free Market.
In consequence of orders being ready for delivery the open
ing OF the Free Market postponed pn, FRIDAY NEXT 10th
inst, nj o'clock A. Al,
THOS. MURRAY, President.
A9l2 2ptd d l. RIcARnO, Secretary.
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NOTICE,

The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
for the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers of the sor,e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
HOs1 Pssbfislsileg

.EosU FawBtsslssleg
WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
CoMFILaA.TIoN
IT A r L It F. IA Q IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED NAY 2ist 1861,
Showing the Rates payable Imported Goods,
Wares and Merchandise from and September ls 1861.
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE., NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE;
WITH THE
w q ES EE1o USE Sxa arusnH,
Forms Of Custom House Banks Protests Appeals Tables
of Foreign Weights Measures and Currencies Reduced
to the Standard of the Confederate States;
Rules for Admeasurement of Yes
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by II. Il. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector Custom House, Port of New Orleans
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoESoN q, ARRGSrRoNG
No. 50 Camp street, New Orleans
aul4 2pif
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New Orleans

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NAPTHA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

i The PAyoPTIcoN.. Crowds continue to patronze
' this excellent exhibition. The battle scenes are
30 like and thrilling that few who see them for
the first time are satisfied with one visit; they 40
again and again. As the Paaoptcon will not re-
main here q great time longer, we would advise
those who have not paid il visit todo SO at once
! they will not regret It'll 5 . 33s5
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TIE Southern

Q L l. Q O MI Eo a N Y
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s Q Ut IT H ER r N I N TS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20
Southern E'ttciGc 2knisvoad.

iyl tfgpft
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Anexehange says;
1t is q remarkable fact that Kentucky bonds de-
preeiated Ia the New York market, upon the re-
oept of the news Of the success of the Union party
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-20

this morning contain an advertisement by Messrs.
Thomas a. Shields y Co., of the manufacture of
printing ink ct Amite, in this State, and for which
they are the sole agents. They warrant the ink
equal to any made, and what they guarantee,
there can be no aaestion as to merit. One of the
rm il an experienced practical printer, and knows
what he is about in this, in all other respects
and#e trust our contemporaries in town and coun-
try wall patronize this Southern enterprise to the
4 extent that II deserves They also advertise va
riety of paper for printing and wrapping purposes