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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
A Now Establishment.

TINHE unis ? isn~s. always ~ taS"' - Home Nanm'
faeturr. bcIie,ing that our 60 '.ri,ist i'ch =
coarse on behalf ut the s-etl haze dctvTnnncd q"
establish n Mhoiesais ard Retail
Tobacco and SctSar Factory.
They have ,s,ur-i Oh. ssrs re, 80 wurkrntu a.
tn.,~(,,,s a. o, the bvsi i Virginia. an they hasv
.,ru,r,i .;s-k ~ manufactured t"ha,,O that sanuot
l.e .<r,ll.,l d, sny factory in the stale.
V,ring iaausaraicsl tis tn", -in.ti OBJ the mtl-i 80
ss~n r~olIe they COuhicuiiy oNicUt 'hciT I.at,'i
ar ,s.Ifi hearty ro-ufS raiiou.
.sye simply desire frl,n oar Merchants and WhoIc
- ia aiers n tTial. fcrl s..uu.isnt NC Can do
N ne and better than ANY stL-r hUuss.
Oar retail DE is-rncni viii uirn ou the i; ~ ArI
IN the bailg asp,uing s,uro "a here every VAL!
at
SEGAR
TOBACCO.
MERCHANTS.
Pipes.
SMOKERS.
Sr &c &c.
viii bc cons'Euil, On hs,I. Eucouase h"nr eater
prise hv huyug irm ......
jan. ~, I>si. E'1lhkH ~ hNEil.
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Religions Book Depository.

mo Sabbath Srh"ls sir, hHsiug Ten llars worth
j ." G"sprl Ministers. ct all Churrhes- nd IT, Thsu
"ri~ai Studrttsti'c un'icr-i s,l'e Will ,l>uu us,c-
INA fOii the t-thhgac Iurrs. sales fer rR-h '-ly
Fun his1s nI.u bC lnalc ~ tie Store ~ 4. W Crncr
of the undersigned. at his residence Jalal, =ucs
can lac ,ecn at either place.
" q. NORTH
Jhnrtcs;uwu. jefferson Co., Va. Nos. Is. lS;O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
T h O sands Of Casos

u not "niv relieves The chiI rom path tuf tt,I ny
Hies The stomach sud huvvi, y,ffJert. HsiltV .ni
Titc, t'u' aHd 'ncrEN O, thr Whale ',st.n. IL viii
almost instautis q, llcyr
|R!PiNG ~ THE BOWLS. AND WIND CHOIIC
a.li rr,tinte uis.se uhIrb N
not sI-,.h,N rrur- FuH ,l,,t et.I iu lean
VI hylt.' u tee CHILDREN hil@T sud - nENr
REMEDY boz tiu TEFftUNg IUDrLf h All -,
~ pFf,hiyTN HrN - lHarttra iu chit
dfeu. whether " ar,-cs tnnn iyrthtpr ~ frUtn .ny
uthrr cage. We WUuli say o. every uuthcf hu Ia.
chil suffering iruu IN ~ The ttt g,n r,tI aibt.
DO SOT iET Not u Piiflt 1910 - NOR THf PRE.
Jlbit - o. biiiEit>. slni l,twVyp Noa a,d wear
-uf'c'1ng thiid, apt the Uh'fghai viii De- - RE Ne.
AIt-oiiT TIA ~ IN e. piou 10, ~, 81 mi, ,f.,
cine. II tus,N usc,i. FuL dfrtt,DHs tIfuse 90 A.
company sht tiir. Nome zruUlo Uulr.. ftc ,r.fiis
vrEVf-r.
sid ~ bur-iif, t'iruu rlIuui tiir u0fLt
- ,1iHetlsl uff,rc. ~. r,,isr ~trc,t Nv I,.,t
- s1lv ~ KELLER q o. HNETT.
40 rri'r only . rrut' rcr Byf'le ~
lrb. .. i~tH. "
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NEW con Germ!
II. u L NJ MS
Cash Bakery and Conicciion-
cry Store.
On Main 81. opposite II. \. Gallaher's
RESIDENCE.


THE subscriber would Uspcc;iully inform. the
i lGi5cs AZ Ihrrissfrara and icIady. hLa' he kds
opcncd BAhERl AND CONFECTION-
LEY STORE, and Will always keep ON haE,I
Fresh Brcal, Biscuit Itrnns. Rusk, CHINA
mon Cake and Pies Of all kinds.
Also M assortment or CAKES, such M
fo,.nd. sponge,
Frlit, lady. Scotch.
Jubilee Bunns. Rock. Wa
fer Jumbl,s, Lennon Twist
Spice. Ginger Pound Cup. Snow
Balls Maccaruai. Gr,illcrs, Apcys
French Ginger. French Maccaroni.
Preizols. Domestic. Magazine. Cream
Pulls. AlcNander. Cinnamon MnccarIu.
to,usnut, Jluuy Lady finger. Lemon
Snaps and poush-nut Cakes, also Fancy
Crackers. FIRES II YEAST for sale at al times
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
80 go 49, - a.
Two Through Trails Daily,
Be.r,en HDpersFerry and ~ parts cr II.
EAST AND wEsr
TRANSFORMATIONS OFFtrE
lf..I.s a a.


TEsNsruETaTtON OFFirE
baltimore ohio Railroad.
HABrGHs-FtARY. Nov. .. col
fIIiST.The ESpress Train having Baiiiuiure ,lsiIy
including SUNDAY. ~ O'Clock und 10 minutes T. n
arriving ~ Bruwosd ai o. 4. N..-roHne,.tlfig With
the Cincinnati ExTrcs. Train aud arriving 81 lnoin-
nati nj O'clnrk. y. u. Making ,irezt onnnoetiuns
With the Express Train tr t1ui.yiils Calrs aud
the S-tnth west. fuf ~. Louis ksasas Nebraska a..
SECOND.- The Mail Train leaves BAlfin,ure dailv
teNceId sundaysD At % 4. ", arriving 81 Clmbfr-
land n II n A. n. and Wheeling Is y ~
THIRD Accommodation Train leaves Hs!t.Trare dni
iy Al ~ A. arriving at Cumberland 81 ~ a. ".
ThroaEl Tickets caa hc had % ihis station ~ ~
the prinoipsl bsesicrn ana S.sithyestern town.
The time - nrrivs cod drIartur. II af te uass.t,.
ger trains ~ a. - ~ sffa IL a. h.iiowst
TRAINS NT.yTW ARD
fgrirss. Lesrss.
ENTrrfs ...l liF.S. tsF.H.
Val Tfen % ~. i5A.S.
Argufntl. Stallion i9 ~ p 11Hr -
TRAINS EASTWARD.
turner. Legrss
tNrTtss linf So ~ los
Mall Trsin. ... % f4FH n1rs
Accommodated d. ffAs lf11aa
jCiiS p0SAHOE. 4gsaf
Noy a. tscO
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BUILDING AND JOB WGkK,

Tin h"hnr. linking AMI sfoaiins lea. TO order ed
Ia iis bc-f mnunef.
Merchants lr-ir,.'is 81 F,tleni.tins their ,to-h 80
Tin 80 sheet Irou are viii frf "a their al, t.-.
q" deal All, inc. sLall max. Ah.r.I a aosnt X.
namt' N'rn aT'''ics afc hossit W The quantity
shh'l ai-' taks tu exchange ~ Tiu Mare
Rag. ~ MI,
i"rsNaN, OBJ Copper,
Mod nLl a. .
.>hccIskius ,,.l p,,,.,
Thankful i"r rost fa,urs nud will d,t.rninaf,,.
!" hr'u me itsr,rs ns patronage ct the community,
TIr'uul ~ph,U All fprn Az lu desire triTv la,
JIG "uH article Ia n, i.us husnc-. Wv term, Iii
br such a. tannst Tail io tle.- TNot ~, l~so
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Prayer. for the Ruling Power.

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DISSOLUTION.
DinI-ys for ISGl.

Il Aia.E and T"mri-ir E---artn'euts of Ts,ct ilAryr
! ior l-1i. iu>t r,rciy.d o'-1 To- salr hy
Jan. ~. NElI- /. 4 BURNETT.
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Five Hundred Beautiful Works Of AIT!

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!. ~ Ale seaurifai mud rsp,lar cnxrs,ars
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hIs d'd s,piks. and T. printed heavy tlaic laIcr
- by j. inches making Ins,-s rhcc ornament sui,
able fuihc walls of either the library parlor or OF
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les than Ave dolls.k.
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tTy to ucel commentator. IL !. amagnlaceutly Illus,
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Poems t.us ~. 10y tn very beet winters IA America
The Engraving l. sent =" ANY Iurt OF the couutr, by
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>EN Eis.iiNS u
tIE l>srAs1s
trUF Wit,nc.
Never sissi ws
ttg.br 81 ii,
Ert one he
,"ntfRr, AL are
tr oI-rn i''Us
q vts Uf COW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17

1--WE uulcfsigpcsl has uG hsnl ard b. s,,.trn,v
i nannfartudn<sf rs TINN Akr stone ANb
ShEEi IRON ESTABLISHMENT, b. Charic.tONu.
s'VrY description &C
{ u "a "a I'y w arc.
nsnai' t'unl Ia hs hns 81 husiues, fna ~ the beet
mat az ard 1N cNi-cr'rorrd wpFkmsn Tl, siu-k
law i is Nafv Hsiui ssiusssss even az ia artt, %
hn''"n ~ te HtttStt .vI-t. Any aftier or anN sott
- '''Sis .,rtry~i Can &c furnishes v.h ursiairk
Nninr IL si,-'k ~ rn Ware tsa, hs faind uItK.
III g al siscs CufFEE rOT~uft The n,~ a,.ftu,ci
| pas'eI'H. - LihNhEl,-. sFlts, STEAMERS. CAkB
Ir''ts patterns. Basin. chamber WaF, Irt,l.r,
fArssufy, g al size, aid Iaiu;ed I,ilci NsTr M.
st.sk 81
hcet IRON are,
comlri,c, cry article IN The Cai,1ary ami Hov..-
ArcIAug dcIartiuvui A.; h.
- Il O V r. w AREROO ON.
Opposite ha FULLY B,fAi
viii d, f0uud ever, ,arcty 81 WOOD AND CnAl.
SfuNt>. among ~hi'h the IUlls~ing ufi0vvsa
patterns
frLToN COOK STOVE s.sc,.
iETTEH sTuNE;
DEFIANCE KING. sitss.
Aht.'N NJ. Ionh. ..irr,. fpr wco.i &c coal;
PREMIUM COOK I .i>.s:
lolNG AMERICA : .iye.
sCoLCnsANoooE. f,ile.:
tOrfAGkIi. sr,s. coal.
Nf~PtE STAR. = coal.
GilECltNC irIT NJ ,i1e,. cal:
RADIATOR .ize.. ctsat.
rkOu TEhriE. ,pes. VOID
LAl ~, 4 sizes. Nt-.i.
alb fHriT' rf-' 'odtsEcf. and Franklin all .i,c.
l. iarr'i ri az tin'. a. sth the utH,s.t
ir'anIsn-s- all kh,is ct
SUlLDING AND JOB WGhK,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17

Sewing Machines.
W. ,siu deliver hsfc 20 the sane Ifi-0 be-
w .llf NJ Iu Nfa kort q r.0asfhorfti flsits tle
f..frft ..f..rf Of fif fHHfaf fE -futrE Ntfl.Ifs
t.r.sstf ari listrf -rnir1 Nafhuirsf
U.rfs EaaIIr g.. 30
I.tt. lfrt'a a. o.
IFff Ntflafe. o.. fo. ur
kftW-LCl sHfRHFR CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17

iuc'dainn - 70, mREi c1octs gul u,el..si virtue.
W. soak iu t'Iis tuattrr WHAT w pD kNBW =
aftor ten war rNirrieusc. AID ~ EuSE OF HEI'.
lIAIlpN tuha m ~ LFlI.NtNT OF WHAT NIX
niIi. bt' iNlT. iu airsr~i ,.CFs iIettuyg When.
~. infant T. susring nuu Iai .n' cNLs,il,,n relief
vii ~ i"und Zoe h'iceutr Is cp:, H.auts, aftgT tAs
s,rup = administered.
~. Nainanlr preparation b. th, rr. rrthtn ~ On.
~ tie meet experienced aal SIKH lFi ~ IsI- is
New England. au,i aas i,-,u used vgh Never Fainu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
N RS. WINSLOW
4 experienced Nursc anl fcuhl, pt,,i cian prs
: n >ci'i' - the aitcustJn of mo,icr, her
SOOTHING SY r u p,

TUT IIItIlitIl I Nffnlng.
"lHrh greatly Facilitates the IF-yss 1T trcthiuE u.
-hi"iiIg The st,'ns, r''iusinE al iniisn,fna all
sIlaN All, iAlN al'i sfst-lu,rii, Hstait. au,I II,
- RE TO Iu'Gt LATE TIE BuwFlS
pvisnd nl.,u 70 n1ihc's Il Nil give r,I 81 yuur.sIv,.
AMI EELitf hNh HEALTH TO NOt'R INtANTS
We have lat AZ aid -',li this article tT over ten
YEAR, and tNN SAY. ~ JuNfIpF NCE AND TIKI ri
~ w. What We have never been anie 49, - suv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17
UNION HOTEL.
N't'f1"fiaiFare and Lo~ cAa,g>'
NOTICE.

flN'h - parsr gwen RI fr ssi- arfiir profsr
N oh" tt'. fl.tHaa. ug ff -fh l.' s-.fferI I-r ffsf
wv 70 IUf H i.e lith dsF ~ IsunsrF 1851 ai Gee
BAN 1 1ai'-tpvn and siH ir ,rl,rsis I'd 80 I.at
BE- l5r laa o. f,...s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-17

HARRY c. NICELY,s

90 ~ shi.h Br r.u su 81. it. Sea, s.s,.f ~ 80,
,'.h iIinA. 1884 ski.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
NUMBER l29.

us so much as the assertion in the above para
graph that the writer did not credit the report.
Oar anazementf ia better Illustrated by the follow
ing suggestion IN Benuetts best style:a
The rebels were, beyond doubt irnrne agtirabfy
astonished on discovering the dispersal of the
Union troops. 1si. II
On Monday, at 10 O'Clock in tie morning. some
of the Eighth New York Volunteers vitted The bat
tie ground, and with a wagon brought off several
Of the wounded men. They saw none of the rebels
in the neighbor hood. .-' 7 EEL .G 1.4
| These facts show clearly that the rebels were
retreatiDg towards Manassas at the time that
our army was flying back to Washington. The
rebel cavalry vas isftto the retreat their
side. and they had then no idea that they had won
a victory. II Cur fGgliYes could have been formed
| in order in the rear of the position occupied by
Benkers reserve, they might have returned dur
ing the night or the next morning and tFiamphantly
occupied the very feld Of battle on which they
had fought so well. Not gun nor wagon would
have been lost on side, but the heavy guns IN
the enemys batteries would all have been cap
tured. .5 .,.. @Fs Aaa
How this world is given to lying Yet, We ven
ture the assertion ofsour belief that the editors OF
the journals mentioned above can tell the truth
when they set themselves resolutely about it, in
support whereof We offer the following evidence
furnished by one Of their number:
How absolute the dsintegration Of the grand
army was, is fully evidenced by the fact thai
brigade commanders wouid be seen on Sunday
| right, between Centrcyie and Fairfax Court
House, without an aid or a man of their bTigades
| within ten miles Of them. .. ~ fEt
1t ls singular fact that, although the Fire
| LouaTes sustained such heavy losses and were
subjected to such terrible fire from artillery and
musketrY, not single of the company Off
GERS was killed or injured, except two or three
| who received slight flesh wounds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03


WASHINGTON, July 23.-rhe Potomac river, be
low Washington cannot be crossed by the Rebels
as Secretary Wells has ordered a powerful nava
force TO guard it. The river above Washington, tu
Harpers Ferry, is equally secured by Union forces
that line the bank.
The story that General Lee intends to cross the
Potomac, between this point and Harper's Ferry
cannot be true, as Lee has no desire to be sand
wiGhed between Mcclellan and Banks.
There will be au entire change in the whole or
sanization of the army, by placing each brigade
and division upon more satisfactory basis.
About midnight last night there was collision
between our pickets and the Rebels, in the vicinity
of the Chain bridge. It was believed that Beaure
garu was about TO attempt the execution OF his
menace to breakfast in Washington this morning
but upon the return of our accommodating parties
from Fairfax, all apprehensions of an immediate
attack was removed. reconnaissance was made
last night by large force of cavalry and infantry
IN the direction of Fairfax. portion of the party
proceeded as far as the Court House and found no
bigus of the enemy there or on the route, except
the mounted picket guards, which retired al their
approach.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
FOR THE New ORIEASs CRESCENT
AT Arp pR.AB.

Eark il is a fellow feeling,
Seems the world will still explore:
Hark! the voice of freedom pealng,
TFumpets forth from shore to shore!
Shall the millions born as freemen
Cover at madman's nod!
No! each heart, with fcryor teeming,
Trusts its cause alone to God.
Up! brave Southern sous, and arm ye,
Foes are gathering from afar;
# you would your sons were free,
Up! and arm ye for the war.
Every nation under heaven
Holds its millions who would be,
: the ryrant chain was riven,
Like the Southron's children, free.
Aye, methinks see them meeting,
In each land beneath the sky,
With fresh hopes aud words of greeting,
They will strike for Ljbe'tyt
See them gathering from the South,
From each hill and vale they come,
\ it'll their motto ringing forth,
Strike for Freedom and our Home!N
Give your husbands, fathers, brothers,
TO the battle, death to brave.
Southrons, mothers, spucn the cranen
VINO would be a Northron's slave
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
Confirmation Of Postal Ann s.nents.
GETTING SGARED.-In the Louisville Journal Of
the 29th ult we find the following:

GETTING SCARED.-In the Louisville Journal of
the 29th ult. we find the following;
An allasion was made in the New Albany Ledger
of Friday to information which had been placed in
IFS possession to the effect that the railroads of
Western Tennessee had been taken possession of
by the authorities of Tennessee, for the purpose of
conveying troops towards Cairo. The editor has
intelligence, which he believes to be entirely
thentc, confirming that of Friday. Twelve thousand
troops have already crossed thd Mississippi to New
Madrid, where they are to be Joined by others
frum Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri, numbering
in the aggregate fifty thousand men, we'll supplied
with artillery These troops are to make speedy
attack Cairo, now almost bare of troops in CON
sequence of the expiration of the terms Of the three
months volunteers, and it is believed by them thGt
the entire force OF Gen. Prentiss will be easily cap
tured, and the war thus transferred to the Ohio
river border aud Missouri. 1t is also rnmored TO
be part of the plan Of the Rebels. simultaneously
with the attack on Cairo, to make an assault on
Arlington Heights, capture Washington push cn
to Baltimore and establish the headquarters of the
army in that city. This intelligence comes from
source that will not permit the editor to disregard
it. It is quite certain that the Rebels. discovering
our weak points, are determined, while their troops
are yet flushed with the victory at Manassas, to
make bold stroke TO transfer the seat OF war from
their own to soil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

MOVEMENTS AT FoRr MONROE From the move
ment of vessels going on at Fort Monroe yester-
day, it is thought that the enemy were carrying
away troops, probably to Washington. A brisk
firing near Newport's News was also heard, which
some receive as q token Of an engagement between
portions Of Magruder's and Buffers forces
Norfolk Argus, 25th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
THE COMMON COUNCIL

BOARp OF ALDERMEN-This Board met last night
Mr.. DeLabarre in the chair and a quorum present.
The reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
The Board Of Assistants, by messenger, asked
concurrence in the following
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to war
rant for the payment of all bills for erecting the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

WRECKED PRIsoNERs.-The men, taken from the
the vessel lately wrecked at Hatteras Inlet, were,
on Tuesday 23d taken 10 Raleigh, and promptly
released by the authorities, on the ground that
they were driven the cost in L stress OF
weather, and were not bel!igerents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

Always do as the sun does-fook at the bright
side of everything. For while it is just as cheap
it ID three times as good for digestion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FULTON.
fsT M souTnwssrnrs 4vD 14zE,es7 s,szs.I 3

FURTHER ADVANCE IN coTTou.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

fortfcations being built by the city, provided
they are approved by the Finance Committee, etc.
CoNcnrred in.
A resolution authorizing the repairs of the office
Of The Recorder Of the Second District. Concprred
in.
A resolution for adjudcatinga contract for keep
ing IN repair the nuisance wharvea Of the city.
C6ncnrred in.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to war
rant in favor Of Thos. Hines for s40G for filing up
Washington Square with sand C0ncurred in.
| resolution approving Of q contract 10 j. 5.
! Laughlin for making bridges and repairing old
ones in the First District for two years, for si590
| per amman. Concurred n.
| also one to f. j. Bahdnc, for the Second Dis
! tTict, for two years, Tor S2597 per anHutn. Con
! calred in.
ALSO one to G. Il, Hya1ns, in the Third District,
| for 1895 per annun. Concurred in.
| Also one to William Henry, in the Fourth Dis
trict, tcr ta-o years. al $3.50 per annum. Con
| CURED in.
! A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to war
| rant Tor tie payment Of eundry bills. ConcurEed
| in.
| A resolution authorizing Mr.. FeneY to erect a
| forge on ichoGDitOu!as street. Referred TO Com
| mittee on Streets and and!ngs.
me res".Uton making an appropriation for the
| Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, which was laid
on the table sui ect to cali sometime in Juig. WAS
calgd up By Mr.. DeLaba:re, who left the chair for
that pnrpose. The Resolution apFsoeliates 100
| per month for tbs extra current expenses Of this
telegraph. The resolution was rejected. Ga mo-
ti0n Of Mr. DeLabarre, the vote on this resolution
was reconsidered and taken up again, and after
| much debate, was laid over TO next meeting.
| Mr. Dclabarre asked dispcnsatoR Of tie rules
| TO enable him to call un the ordinance regulating
the assze Of bread, winch wa do1a, a1d tie ordi-
| nance concur.ed in
! message w&s received from the Board Of As
! s,tauts, Containing report from the special COM
n.ittee CO city deterces. This report was lengthy,
and contained full history O! ali thae has been
| done by TIC. committee, the obstacles they Lad
net witt in tie performance o. their G~ties, and
gaya in detail :he which led to the failure
Of the general plan ot fortideatons which. were
1 desirned by the Council. Tie report was adopted.
The Board ot Assistants, by message, asked CON
cutrence in a resolution for the appointment o. 6
joint committee, to devise tie best means Of ren.
| dering aid to the families Of volunteer. Concur
red in; and 51essrs. Sti EIuct.ius Del abcyre and
tolStaii were appointed On tie committee CT tie
part OF this Board.
BoARD oF ASSISTANT ALDEnNrH.-The proceed
ngs Of this Board, interesting ana important, a-s
officially published in full on tie iouz page Of to
days CresGcnt-tbanks to the promptness ana az.
tiTity Of Mr. Secretary Holland in furnsliur liz
sane.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

u Gas Fixtures No. Harris Row, t542 Magazine
market vii attend faithfully and pnEc.uhtiy 10 81
dsrs i Stores Dwellings, ep 3yed ~ care u
q nd or reasonable
RA Ii orders left in Box 3 s4S, sec= snios' HEchang'
gtll be EfcEr.lY atterd6dte, Ms ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
I ,4;ygtsEANsA ass SUGAR meEtaHtSY rok sAbs
WHITE SULPHUR WAITER

W WHITE SULPHUR WhIkIR-
sIFrom the White Sulphur HpringR,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA |
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
This Company made boing, the
transported water perfect when taken from it's
source Fer sale by the Agents,
WILSON MASSIE L CO.
Commission Merchants fur Man Tobacco
40 oh&W No 80 GrRyieE street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

MrHLHNSTs DAAEI I
New Orleans .iu'y |, laJl.
f. The Dividend declared This day, Gg'
FOUR pEE GEHE., out Ht .hG prpW OF the oonhs
will hs . i'd Ou and after Monday Jaly 3.
iyl I'm WM. s. MOUNT, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03


New Orleans. ,Iuy g. 1851
p7y.At a meeting of the @onrh Of DIRECTORS,
III, ltydrudII FIFf. P CEN T..
anJ N ,xiTn dviduud FIVE PER CEET d ciaTed
ou Of Tho profits the last months, pbr n the Stack
hOfgr hplf legal representatives, attcr MONDAY in
III I'd ARC. NNTTRFTtTt Cazriar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03
JAS BEGGS, Foreman.
HALLoF PELICAN Il, 4ED l.. FIRE Co; No. 4, :

HALL OF PELICAN H. 8HD L. FIRE Co. No. 4, I
New Orienu4. Ans 3, 1861 5
p5~The officers nj members Of Tie above
Company hereby notified attend the MONTHLY Meetg ts
c held IT. Truck IIu5e MONDAY EVENING, Aug, 3.
o'clock. PGhctuai Attendance Is arniay re4ne5ted rs
bnse5 OF impoftancr VIII e brought before the nesting
nr2 2t j. A. G WADsWORTH, Se"'v.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

R-DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rIptred persons,
those that he returned 10 the city,
and may be found at hi Office ST CHARLES STREET
New Oreans prepared relieve and ali Of rupture
by application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
aTIVE MIXTURE rny6 lykW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-03

4 hTpEN I'E&i.g! EOLUNqEEFS-OR
ID LEBEIS- his hue Company /, h4r Drgsnizeri for
n immediate acfi,e STATE Service. Thpe sI1ny wt
u furnished Immediately Wh - by;ld Ind n4 and puun
I9s FREE, Apply fenaezyous aerch mt Exckange
Room No. ), W stairs.
iy2g In G " MILLER Corf,;r