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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

TRADE new sdewheel steamer, with double engine,
for the trade between Valparaiso and CONSTRUCTION the
coast Of Chile will be launched to-day Thursday, at
three O'Clock NJ She IA called the Paquete de Msue
and the srst vessel built in the United states for that
trade which may be considered recognition OF the
superiority Of naval architecture-thoss steamers
previously employed not fulfilling the requirements Of the
locality where the Paquete do haule ID 70 The In.
terests Of the government have always heretofore
cured the patronage Of shipowners for English ship
builders and the construction Of vessel by an American
for this particular place. quite triumph The Paquete
de Maule was built by Messrs. lawrence Foulkes,
North Fifih street, Williamsburg, for Mr. George X
stsvenson Of Philadelphia but ayesident Of Valparaiso
for n few years past The engines being built by
Messrs. Boardman, Hobrook o., Of the Neptune Iron
MONKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04
TIE nRnnKIYN Navy YARD

THE PowHArrS GETTING READY FOR sEA-sr no.
MiNoo SUPPOSED To BE aER DFsrfNATioT-Rs-
FITTING OF THE rERRY CorsrsRMAspEp ron rnE
PRksENT, ETC.
The int, lepce received over the wires from Wash
ington mud Which sppesred In the HERALD yesterday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04
THE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.


RICHMOND, Va, April 1881
The Virginia State Convention reassembled TO day
Mr.. soorT, of Fsuqucr made speech expressing the
utter hopelessness Of North giving sufficient euaap
tees 70 the South BY constitutional amen iments He
urged Border state Conference, 70 secure a un,t,,
withdrawal hereafter with view to future recons ruo
lon.
Mr.. RJcHARDsos, Of Hanover, followed, urging imme
date secession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

THE REscRrPTs OF Mr.. CHAsE-On the day
before yesterday Mr. Chase Issued q circular to
the Collector prohibiting entries of goods in
bond to the ports of the seeded States; and
yesterday he issued another rescript somewhat
modifying the previous one, to the effect that
transportation bonds for merchandise to these
ports will be cancelled on the payment of du-
ties in the New York Custom House, upon aft
davit being made that the goods arrived at
their destination, and that 1t was found imprac.
ticable, "by reason of the existing condition of
affairs" to obtain the requisite cancelling GER
tifcate.
1t is evident from this latter document that
the Secretary of the Treasury has been getting
some light, and has probably been studying
the laws which govern his duties. The first
rescript directed the Collector to do that which
was clearly forbidden by the constitution,
which, in section nine, article five, says:-''No
preference shall be given by any regulation
of commerce or revenue to the ports Of one
State over another" To refuse entries in
bond, therefore, to the ports of South Carolina,
Alabama or Louisiana, or any other State,
would be manifest violation of this constitu-
tional provision, unless they are regarded as
belonging to foreign Powers, which they can
not be until SO declared by act of Congress.
We seriously recommend the members of Mr..
Lincoln's Cabinet, when they are about to issue
any more instructions to their subordinates,
Just to read over the constitution first.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04
THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE CONVENTION

JHNKIksToN, ). G., April 3, 1851.
The South Carora State Convention to-day, by vote
Of s TO 90 ratified the constitution Of the Confederate
states. number will change their votes 10. morrow,
when the minority will be reduced to 10 orla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-04

WINTER GARDEN, broadway, opposite Bond street.
BAsEs 4 Woop-TURSISo rHk TABEEs
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadwsy.-NIoSs ROYAL CIscus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

ADJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
New Orleans July H. 1861. 5
ORDERS No. 7S5-1. A GENERAL CoURr-MARTIAL
is hereby appointed to meet at Camp Lewis Greenve
Parish of Jefferson THURSDAY, the 18th July, 1861 at
O'Clock F. H. Or thereafter practicable for the tr
Of Captains T. Gomez Of the First Company and E. F. Motion
of the Po1onniers Of the Orleans Battalion of Artillery and
such other prisoners as may be brought before it.
"# DETAIL OF COURT.
l. Col. Gerard Stih, Regiment LIST Brigade lst Division
9 Major A. Reichart, German Battalion
s. Capt G. Stremeyer Orleans Artillery.
4. Capt. G. Cruzat. Orleans Guards.
s. Capt E. G. Mesler, Beauregard Rifles.
g. Capt. ]. P Morlotz Orleans krstlle y. ''
T. Capt. P. n. Wood, Confederate Guards Company Is.
g. Capt. W. I. Hodgson, Washington Artillery.
g. LIST Lieut. c. Mire, Chsssgurs St. James.
TO- LIST Lieut., Z. E.cIapon, Chassenrsa Pied
lst Lieut. j. McCloskey Confederate Guards Company
r. 81 Lieut.. +. Moreno Orleans Guards
l3 ID Lieut.. r. Bannester, Washington Artillery.
Capt Alfred Roman is appointed Special Judge Advocate
aud will appoint a Provost Marshal
No ether officers than those named be assembled with
out manifest nju y 10 the service
By order of: THOMAS 0. MOORE,
Governor and COMMANDMENT. Chief.
NJ GRIvoT Aduant and Inspector General La jyl5 2p4t
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To the Public.

The Ladies' Society Confederate Army desire make
the following statement -r
II is about five weeks since this Society went into tho
rough organization and during This period have furnished
lint and bardages and completed nearly fifteen hundred pieces
of clothing for patriotic volunteers.
When that each individual accomplish per
day consideration pretty fair idea of the result
soeiey's abors be obtained Sincerely believing
that have done part the good at least feeling
conscious endeavor perform faithfully the ardu
duties have undertaken call upon you individually
10 give your assistance ...m. ..
We have engaged forty women whom pay
fair consideration per day for sewing thus enabling
partially support their needy otherwise destitute families
The Society makes duty employ only such neei
Bisanee thus given Starvation lisa word familiar ALL but
few where the fact may exist and 1t bounden
duty whilst prolas for the necessities OF those who allied
in coanlry sdefence in and will per
nit provide for the utterly destitute families who
may provdentUily fall into hands The Society has
ceved portion Of the thus employed from the
officers companies equipped by aud call upon
yOu for the first time fellow citizens come forward aud
aid by yonr donations however small in keeping wo
E3en honorably employed during the summer
We recsve the giatu0us assistance of large number
ladies' who daily tender their SERVICES averaging about fifty
attendance villa work increasingly for nine hours per day
To them the Society desires 10 tender its thanks
Tothe agen various sewing machines the Young Mems
Christina Association hotels resaura for
lunch sent and 10 city press general conoca
lions He due for favors grutuousy rendered.
Contribut will be received daily from A. MtoT P. NJ
By the officers of the Association their roors No. 50 Camp
street. 2
Oarczaus invited RIsit the Tor Them
Sc! gas the operations of the Association. BY order
Mrs. JAMES ROSS, President.
New Orleans, june 15 ls6l, ~ ieT 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAMRoAD DEPOT BURNED
The Memphis Appeal of the 18th inst. says:
At3 o'clock on Saturday morning, a fire broke
out in the handsome building in the Navy yard be-
longing to the city, and used by the Ohio Railroad
as passenger depot. The passenger depot had
been handsomely fitted up, and convenient offices
connected with it; these were to be used yester-
day morning for the first time since they were com
pleted. The Superintendent office, telegraph
office and ticket office were in the building Ihe
ire broke out up stairs among the Offices. The
building is not extensively iniared. t was insured
for SIS 00O but comparatively small sum will re-
store it. The books and papers in the offices were
to a great extent destroyed. No doubt IS enter
tanned that the fire was the work of a hendish i'll
oendiary, for whose discovery and arrest a heavy
sum is offered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

LIScoLE's Gun BOATS FOR THE MISSISSIPPI
The following are the dimensions of the so.called
gun-boats the Northern Government proposes to
build, to. operate on the Mississippi! ANY one at
all conversant with the navigation Of the Western
waters will at once pronounce the affair humbug,
an ilnpossibility, a i2zle: e aE4
Length of largest boat 200 feet; depth, l6 feet
in the clear; from bottom to gun.deckss7 feet
from gan-deck to top, feet. The iron from the
water line up to the top is TO 'be 4inches thick
ironontop, inches thick. Plank outside, IS inches
thick; inside, q inches. Whole thi6knesssoi tim
bers, 2G inches. The beam, feet 10 inches.
Plank in bottom, inches thick of oak; gun deck,
5 inebesahick of oak. MI t7Ss&5
The boats are to be furnished with screw propel-
1efs. Tie gun-decks go feet in is extreme length.
SAID no RE INSANE The Norfolk Argus of the
llth says: T5 & 1
Lieut.. Bartlett, of .sDiamond Wedding noto-
riety, and lately conspicuous by his naval bri-
gade failure, is said to be insane. AT lastaceouns
he was wandering in the neighborhood ofsFortress
Monroe, in the most destitute circumstances, beg
ging tie bread ON which he subssted.
Too much whisky in his water has brought many
abetter man than the father-inzlaw of the Cuban
muatto to d like condition. nz-
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zsladon Springs, alabama.

TheProprietors take this method of Informing public
these PRINGs, situated the Bgbee river miles above
MOBILE at all times for the reception visitors.
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance
and every effort shall be made part render visitors
comfortable
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS, and arrive at the Springs about 10
o'clock NEXT MORNING
Conveyance at all times at Tie river readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES COMMON & CO., Proprietors
JAMES SYME, Druggist, 1874 Canal street. New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADoN SPRINGS WATER.
aSS9n
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ss fFor Tue Nav Orleans ctsscen..l
a nres IN pHg SUMMER LAND.
A,n-A Lie on DC socsaa Ease.

AIR-4 Life on tie Ocean Fuee. 1s
A life in the Summer Land,
A home in the South for me,
Where Liberty's affairs stand,
The boast OF the brave and free;
Where the skies ever brightly shine,
Der verdant, fertile loan.
Oh there is no land like mine,
Like my own sweet Southern home.
Now the war-trump thunders loud,
Ger mountain, hill and vale,
And the threat'ning bathe.cloud
Sweeps down on the Northern gale;
We laugh at the foemen's wrath
The threats of the Yankees defy;
We will sweep them away from our path,
Like leaves meath an Autumn sky.
From valley and hill we come,
Our hearts beat warm and high;
Well stand by our native homes;
For her we'll conquer or die.
Hurrah for the sunny South!
And our battle.cry shall be-
The land of the sunny South,
The home of the brave and free. 3D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

ARTIFICIAL BREEDING OF FIsH.-The artificial
propagation of fish has proved complete success
in Europe; the Tay breeding boxes, established in
1855, turn out 100000 young salmon every year;
the Irish breeding places have also succeeded ad-
mirably; the artificial lake at Huingue, near
Basic, covering seventy acres, is doing much to
repeople the exhausted rivers Of France with fish
Encouraged by European artificial ,risciculture,
several gentlemen at their villas in Westchester
county New York, and up the Hudson have tried
it, and make no more Of taking a stringof fine
trout ont of their ponds than would an old-fash-
toned farmer pullet from his harnyard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
Attention, Ladiess

of Ladies' having organized themselves into
caty purpose of preparing Lint for the relief of these
may wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
the of every lady in the city this of mercy The
Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by the iberay Louisiana Mutual Inr
Company, No. 3 second story 81 Camp street. ad
joining said Associations has been procred for
depository addition the Hall of the Association.
sincerely hope thas every houseeper in New Orleans will
respond Immediately with donations of old linen and other
usefii1 articles a29 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

We have never for one moment, says the Memphis
Appeai M tha 18th inst, given the slightest shadow
Of cred 10 the Abolition canard concerning Gen.
Lees alleged disafection, 81 even any nisunders
standing tween himself ana President Davis IA
gentleman Of orr aeauaintance who arrived direct
rom Riehaaoa o. yesterday is most posi-
tiseIy there is nota word Of truth in the re-
port. He was in Richmond on Friday, and the ten
days moved in military circles,
assvs fasleh MI Gen Lee, and heard nothing what.
ever of fhs Biask Republican rohrback, except
thrargh their owh mendac!oas journals. Oh,
how this world is given 10 lying 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

TaRgE THoHsAS MoRE MEN W asTED = Governor
Moore advertisss that the Secretary Of War has
made n aaisitian for 5000 mere oaateers, to be
placed ii camps of under the direction
Of ths War napar oi the 8enfed States.
II companies present themselves ID regimsnts of
1000 men they wal eject their own field officers.
We direct attention to the Governors orders, in
saiIr military parfHent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

NoTIeE fo LAMr LIGHTgEs. fl. Benjamin s.
HarrissQ wishes 10 engage thirty Or forty active
and sohar TO light the gas lamps Of the city.
Eir. 5arrisson also gives notice that two certain
notes issued by him. and endorsed BY j. ]. Michel,
will paid at maturity the consideration for
which tAeg were given having failed. See the adj
yerfisc faar,ts lima
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
a. ROYAL, SAupHATxER,

Nos. Is Canal and II Grossnan streets,
Sign the Root Hog or DIE.
Manufacturer Of ali kinds Of Plain and Fancy AHNIHGB,
TENTS, TARPAULINS, etc Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes Hi,h
Fagsais suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sngs etc., fitted
and furnished the shortest notice. BLOCKS OF oil
ready strapped likewise all kinds OF heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING, suitable for raising machinery
other heavy E1ateral.
have likewise on hand lot ofsPRUCE sP4R, which
otter for bale Cheap for Cash,
Al of the above articles can at Nos Is
Crossnan Streets Few Orleans,
Sail Rigging work IN 81 its branches and country
orders promptly dIsd the shortest Feasible notice
MIG ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18


FRoM Missouri SouaD. The latest accounts
from Mississippi Sound and ship Island are up %
III oscoek yesterday. The coast packet Creole ar
rived at a late hour last night. The ganboat ore
gon was cruising b tie Sound. The Arrow ON Or
some other boat was on ship Island yesterday
morning There was On enemy' steamer Of Horn
Island. The Massachusetts was of the Ghande-
iieufs. The Black Republicans are very chary Of
ship island III this moment. The troops Colonel
Aliens command3 are doing very well on Ship
Island no sickness and all waiting for the next
visit Oh Old Abe's ninions. From all information,
there Is one Federal steamer and tender off Horn
Island, ana the Massachusetts, and tender OF the
Chaudeliears. The measures now adopted by the
authorities will keep Mississippi City Sound clear
until ola Abe's new feet Of boats come out, which
1t Is supposed, vim be in October. Our citizens
can take the usual Saturday trip over the lake
with SAFETY. s5s .8stts
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RNr0ss BEy'G,

sGNg0se Rsss'G,
SUCCESSOR TO sEwELL L. TAYLoR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC.
Nos. l3 anI rs Royal street
Has now argesuppy of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY Oh AMP ACME in and pintB; brands
Wig: CHARLES HFIDSEICK PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
HENTIER, and other brands Of inferior qlty. have
large Of the best Old Sherrles, AONTI
LAD0, TOPl4E, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SaEBRIES-1 8sa-SOUTHSIDN MADEIRA of
direct npoatton other Aaeras OF lower grade. sUperio
Old Dry Dock PORT and other Por,s less grade
gEe celebrated sAZARAC EANDIES-Tinage 1906 1898,
1902 and 1S5 large supply always hand. All grades
rIlARFT and WRITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
HESScoc and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat
sy0. SG04CE ALE and PORTER, pnts quarts COR
DIAs, etc. Ny of the best WINES Witch
will se sold reasonable other housen
AARON BIRD,
sl3 20ly Nos. IS and Is Royai5trBe;.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
Pleasure Rtss.ges
TO aud from

Tho public informed that and after SUNDAY the lAh
inst line OF PLEASURE BARGES will be run every hour
the terminus of the City Railroad at the Bayou St. John
Bridge, the Lake, and back by the Bayou ST. John.
brges large, commodous well covered with
awnings aordng the Of delightful excursion
Mly-Fare each way, ONLY TEN CENTS jy15 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

4
GEN. JoRNsroN's BULLETIN 10 HIS Army 1T will
be seen by the following extract from an order is
sued by Gen. Johnston, on the eth inst, that if
there was no fight between him and Patterson, it
was not his fault. In spite of the disparity in
point Of number between bis force and that under
Patterson he did his best TO bring on an engage.
ment, but to no purpose. The General says:
The General announces to his gallant command
that for four days he has offered battle to greatly
superior force. II has been declined. To attack
the enemy 10 his position would involve sacrifice
cf life too heavy for the object to be attained Our
men are patriots and freemen; the enemy are hire
lings and marauders. We viii resume our former
position where the health and comfort of the com
Tnand can be preserved, and whenever We may,
move in the assurance of striking an effective blow
The General expects from his men the same
cheerful obedience to bis orders which they have
ever shown, and claims the confidence they have
always accorded him. t.9
By order of Gen. Johnston ~ u. X SMITH,
e Btgadier General and Asst Adjuant General.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

lsafelsf 70 One Of the officers
of tle Georgia velunseers writes from Winchester,
Va, I'd the Atlanta papars that it's useless for
Noitsilfeers ta buy side arms They are not al
loved ~ carry theni fter they are mustered into
service. Ths money each would spend fora pis-
tol would 10 them great coed # brought in money.
Orders are given to dispense with pistols as fast as
stlae aFent re gimertH arrive in camp, and men
are following the army round to buy them. cit is
inonsy snrownSaway to buy pfstois
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

AS~The undersigned, having been appoint
distribute the funds collected aid OF the families Of vol
unteers notifies all these of relief apply the Office
No 90 Gtavier street. the ID and 3d. also the 18TH 10th
and 18th of each month, from 10 O'Clock A NJ 2P NJ
Applicants will bs required furnish certificates the
companies their supports enlistedin
isl5 2ptf TO. SuLLY, 90 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

Onas oacEs The Confederate forces now in
Virginia and under arnls, 81 estimated at 10 o0o
81 seems 70 rs that Of the number ought to-
give any arkes army that may lie brought against
them u most thoroagh thrashing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
NJ 4 r r. lie d

On July TO- 1851 by the Rev. j B. WALKER pastor Of the
Mcehee Church. Caf0ndeet street. the residence OF the
BRIDES father, n j. THAXFoN to OLIVIA HARDEN sec
ond daughter Of VIM. soery, Esd. all Of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

bllhllARg 4 rFolSraR The Cincinnati Com
nercial n review Of the military appointments
MAIDEN that State. trernbes for the fate OF the
Abolisipn 4 similar lack Of judg-
. fnent and Discrimination has been made in the
whole list
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

DEAall oil i SWEDISH Gossu We learn from
The Savannah Republican Of tie 18Th inst, that
dr. Francis z. Welrnan, Swedish Consul for that
port, died here Oh the 18th, aged so years. Mr..
". Tesidei ii Savannah many years, and was uni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
Ladies, Volunteer Aid Association.

The Iudes Volunteer Aid Association call attention the
following resolution 5-
Resolved That applications will be received from Cemp8
MES that have authenticated by Bgadier-
Tracy or Adjuant General Griyst. '7 nyl5 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

James NJ Soggins 81 Memphis, has been APP
pointed Major u the Confederate States Army and
assigned to The sad virginia infantry, Col. Eaell,
commanding, now at Yorktown on duty.
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TIE gVHdtg".
2 H Q It o G. r A p HIS r ED U CED.
Price only so cents.
TIE gVsdSg.
WILL Be ON SALE FORA FEW DAYS. ONLY.

TO be bai at the Book and Periodical Of THOS l..
WHITE MS Canal H. G. STETSON & co. 81 Camp DA-
FREMONT under Odd Fellows H.u WERIEIN'S, 3 and )
Camp SUIT fERLEY under the ST. Charles Hotel; A. L T..
ELAChNAE "a Camp GEO. ELLIS New Posto9iue and
Commercial Place; f. COBURN, I8Rnd 100 Tchoupitouias
HOL II CO. Exchange Place; TEWEIL'S, liz ST. Charles
street VIM. FLEMING, $50 Magazine and rs Poy.
dras street. ie2t 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

AseT1ER VBTGRAN PATiupr GeNE. The lynch,
burg Republican Of the 18th thus announces dc
death Of d venerable citizen
Matthew Seay, one Of the few remaining yeter
ans of the Revolution, departed this lite few
days ago, at his residence in Henry county at The
advanced age of l0I years Il Is said that the OLE
warrior was 20 much exercised over the present
war, and ms inability to engage In a second stfug
gle for fseed5m, thai general prostration Of hi.
system was the result. Quietly and calmly he
hreatisa bis last, with q blessing upon she South
ern ioEecs IN the field He has gone to reap The
reward of his iahors. Peace TO the names Of the
natfiotie dead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

R8=soule's Commercial College aud Count
ing Rooms No. &c St. Charles street, Common open
DAY and E gENING Tho ENTIRE YEAR Book keeping,
PcllEnanshp Commercial Calculations Arithmetic, etc prsc
ticay apgh The charges for The Commercial Course
less than any other Commercial nsttgo city All
graduates receive Diplomas Military INSTRUCTION given free
all students who desire It,
jyl5 2p2.% GEO. SnIIE, PRINCIPAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

t'rfT Aaps This company drills on Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evenings, with squad drills
On every other evening Of the week. seeGapt.
Races notice. SsB#e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

DIssoEurIoN The partnership Of Howard 4
Bradford IS dissolved by mutual consent and Mr.,
John Bradford alone is authorized to receive
moneys siis the late firm. We refer to the card.