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The national Republican., 1861-08-13
C,unps OF MEDICAL CADETS.
SuRGEoH GENERALS OFFICE

SCRGBoN GENERALS OFFICE.
August Q, 1851.
Corp, Of Medical Is published for the inforrna
,ion Of all concerned:
"Sec !. And b. Il further enacted, That there be
added to the Medical Staff Of the Army Corps of
dressers in the general hospitals and as ambulance
attendants In the field, under the direction Ard con-
troll OF the Medical Of1cers alone They shall have
the same rank and pay a. re NV IL tdry cadets at At
the exigenoes of service, Ct no time to exceed nifty
It shall be composed o. young men Of liberal eduea
ticn students of medicine, between the ages Of egh
medicine for two years and have attended at least
one course of lectures In medical college They
shall enlist for one year and be subject to the ules
and articles Of On the fifteenth day Of the last
scharge shall be reported to the Surgeon General
in order If desired, that they may be relieved by
another detail of applicants
| Applications must be made 10 the Surgeon Gen
era for admission into the Corps in conformity with
| the above act, stating the date and place Ct birth
| place of residence: period of medical stud es and
enclosing the certificate of the Dean of the College
(or when not aitauable. other satisfactory evidence
of the factO that the applicant has attended one full
| course in q medical college. These appil ations
must al.o be accompanied with testimonials Of go"d
mora! character and phytical condition of the can
didate
When an appisition is fsvorably considered. the
candidate will receive letter authorizing him tc
appear before an Army Board of Medical Exami
From among those approved by the Board the Sur
geon General will select such number as the service
may require
A. the services of this css, Of medical aud -gioa
assistants ara at once required, applications. to b.
snccessful should be promptly made to the Surgeon
General, who will direct the candidate 10 appeG
before one Of the Army Medical Boards, now IN sPs
sion In Washington ely, ard The city of Neg IryS
aug 1Q-st Acting Surgeon General
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

t,S n REWARD.-Teksn from the vicinity OF
.DOU the Post Office on the evening of tho 31St
OF July, a bay Horse and two seated Carriage.
Whoaver will return said property, give iuforna
tlon where 1t may be found, shall receive se5, and
s25 add Ona will be given for the convection Of the
thief WIN. FAAON Chief Clerk
Navy Department, August o, 1881,
aug 7--6t
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
july22 Brig. Gen. and Quartermast
r library OF CONGRESS,

T library OF CONGRESS-,
IL WAsMISGToS. iMyla 5, 1851
Notice is hereby given that The " Library of Con
gress " will be closed on Tuesday, the 18th day o
August and will not be ropened until Tuesday, thu
18th day Of September -
aug0 [Chron., Star, and Intel Librarian
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
GARDENi
ERA-ST LOEFELER

nkes this method Of announcing TO his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden
OH the corner of New York avenue and irst street
for the reception of yisters for the Music
Monday and thursday evenings, and sacred concerts
of REFRESHMENTS wines, liquors, &c. Also the very
best lager beer from his own brewery. lie also fur
niShes lager beer to persons throughout the city.
bowling alley and gymnasium have been fitted up for
the accommodation of visitors. mayA
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

SNUTLER'S SrOHEs.-Tbe subscribers
> have OIL hand very large stccS Of Camp Cots,
Mattrssa s, Pillows, Csmp stools, &c., &c, which
thy will furnish ut very low price,.
ALSU.
Fifty dozen superior grey WooiIen shirts, large
size, with packets, at very low figure.
j. q. McGCIRE CO.,
aug 6-d6t Corner Tenth and Penn av.
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n u n II o A II 3 q.

QuARTERMAsTER GEsxRAL's OFrICE,
Wdshington City, July IS, 1851.
ans and specifications for huls Of Gun. Boats for
the Western rivers are exhibition at this Office, and
ut Offices of Quartermasters ut Pittsburgh, Cincin
natl, st. Louis, and Alton
Boats to be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
sent to Quartermaster General of the United States
Army, at " ashington by LIST of August. Mt noon.
NJ. q. MEIGS,
july29 Brig. Gen. md Quartermaster General.
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
TOsEPI sHAFFIELD's
d BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY

No 37s Sirth street Ieteeet and III, Washington, d. C.
Ere h Cakes every day; Candies of all kinds;
Wedding Cakes, Fancy Cakes Pyramids Of all kinds
and sizes, Charlotte Russc, Blanc Mango. and Jel.
lies made to oidcr. Parties, Suppers, balls, Excur
sOns, Weddings, and other ente ertainmeDts furnished
on the most reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water
Ices, 81 25 per gallon feb 16-8m
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C,ANITARy CuMMIssION,

- w ARLINGTON, u u,
Treasury iinidinJ August q, 1851.
cialIy sucl a. hrG calculated 10 afford entertainment
and recreation TO convaesCent are requested send
to this office as many copies of each issue Of the same
as their berevolencc and ability may dictate They
wanted for distribution in the military hospitals
FRED LAW OLMSTED,
aug7-2w Secretary
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
HARDWARE.

CCHOOL-HOOM WANTED, or n very
> small house, furnished unfurnished, in any 10
cation where a school for young children of both
sexes would be patronized. II must have good
yard and water. Address, with full particulars as
to rent, &C. " School Room" at the Office of this
parer aug1
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

TENIIE UNION WILL STAND,
L NO NATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT
Consequently, thall remain In Washington, and
continue TO pursue my occupation Of
House, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
ss- H a Z NJ II Z NJ C% 10
GLIDING in all Its branches Old GLAZING
cottage Furniture, in the boat style. also cali AZ.
tention to the Painting Of Roof and Brick Waua.
All the above will do IA cheap az the cheapest:
tn u etorc solicit the patronage Of my friends ara
Fellow citizens OF the District Punctuality strictly
observed, and work done In the best manner.
You will please mind your st9Is, q snd y ,Iop"
rsiutiug Fsttblishm.nt
No So t.pustsnu aVenue north 7ide)
between Sixth and Seventh street.!
P.S.-Bisns put up nee Of charge; ms usual
npv2e .'
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

I,ENTLEMEN's READY-MADE
" . L Q II TX Z NJ Gil
our present assortment Of asn,lemen's ReadJ.
made Clothing oftr TO citizens and strangers wish
ing AZ immediate outfit superior inducements, en-
aud h-il rss Garments and OverrOst, 10 all yarie
ties Finc Shirts a"d underclothing OF 81 kinds
Kid and o. her Gloves Of best quality Scsrt', Tie.
CravEts, Stnoks, Hosiery, &c, &c All OF whicn We
arc Offering at our usual low prices ...
a. CloihinR made 10 order IN the most superior
n,srncr WALL, STEPHENS l. Co,
ipar 80 3e2 Pennsylvania arenae.
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
MAILS AND RAILROAD.
. aRAxcEnIEStr oE THE MAILS.

RRhycEuENr OF THE MAILS,
"A AT rHE wAsuisoros CTR Posr q UrcILsll o,cIoel
The Northern Mail closes at o'clock sna ia p M
T. n daily and arrives at 61o A. M anu ~ q
'' TIE Western Nail CLOSES at O'Clock P. NJ; and ar
riyss at ioSo O'Clock ~, ~ aisso, 1t O'Clock and ut
O'Clock p, N. daily aud arrives at 6lo A. NJ ane
The @i lissaadrir Mqa closes at 40 r NJ; and ar
rgs TSs once viii open for delivery at O'Clock NJ
Jsv when il will open at and close at 10 clock
till'7 Z. N. LEWIS CLEPHANE, p. A.
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On and alter Thursday, May ls, 1891, passenger
trains between Washington and Baltimore will rur
rs follows:
2so and S4S r H., arriving at Baltimore at so ant
$50 A. NJ, and at 4.ob and I 80 L. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at 4. 2oand $40 A and a. - 9. 4 \
and p. NJ, arriving at Washington AZ o1oapd io'n
A. NJ, and ut 5.25 and 6.4t NJ
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 10 A. NJ
and b45 p. NJ, and Baltimore az 20 A N; Nh, ana
NJ, make direct connections for Annapolis at th'
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger Trans leaving Washington at rs and : \
Baltimore @ for Phiadelphia, New York Boston, AM
Ali articles OF freight (not contrsband Of war
will be transported over the line. Tonnage train
will leave baltimore at 4.2o A NJ. Leave Washing
ton at I T. NJ.
By order Of the Secretary of War;
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
may left General Manage
SPECIAL NOTICE-SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Washington at 2.So +. NJ. for New ior
and Philadelphia.
From New York and Philadelphia, arriving !
Washington at 6lo A. NJ -
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
july29 General Mansger.
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
Weakness or Debility, Flstulsncy and NaussA
Loss Of Appetite. Nervousness, Liver Com.
plants, Bilious Fevers, and all Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
Az A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AcUH
THESE sn1tRs ARE NOT EeuAlltu
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
GAS FIXTU REsi
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED In THIS CITY

Those who desire to select from new patterns with
the advantage Of reduction in prices, will call early
and examine
We would also call the attention OF persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings w increased
facilities and consequent low prices, for this branch
Of our tradc.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas cakages, TO call at 9se Pennsyva
| niu avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
.Uuth side \ W. THOMPSON co.
now
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

/ W. FENWICK, date Manager of the Washing.
tor Branch Once of the Scientific American Patent
A gency of Messrs. Mum n Co and for more than
ten years officially connected with said firm, and
with experience OF fourteen years every branch
relating 10 the Patent Office, and the interest of In
yentors)
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AIENT,
Ohice in Washington, ID. c. northeast corner Of
Seventh and + sLreets second story, directly oppo
site the Patent Office
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From Hon. Charles stasOn, late Commits
slower Of Patents.

WAslllNGION, d. q, Ucl 7, Io6U,
Learning that X. W Fenwick, Esq Is about to
open On office ip this city, Solicitor Of Patents
gentlemap of large experience in such matters, OF
prompt and accurate business habits, and OF un
doubted integrity As such, commend him 10 the
inventors 81 the United Stated: ,o
maya CHAHLhS NAHUM
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
CLOTHING, &c.

CLOIHlNT, ~
ON--tsALLi- -oDE0N HALLii.The
in Washington can be had ct ~. .
VIESEN.EELD + CO.'S,
Cor. FOur.and-a.half Street and Penna. Avenue.
Spring Oyercosts and Dusters
= AT wiEsKNFELD \ CO.'s.
Elegant Dress sui,s, atlomest ra,ss, .
beautiful Business suit, q iraa,nk SSs. r. co
business Suits for young men, '.'l
Business Suits for middle ages, .'r
i'usincs suih for all ages,
AT wIEsENFELp co.'s.
Dress Suits for Weddings, 10 I"lH
Dress Suits for parties,
Dress Suits for best wear, lri
AT wIEsESFELD Il co.'s.
Goats by the thousand, 80 -
Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand,
At wIEsENEELD 4 co.'s.
boy Clothing for the youngest,
Boys Clothing for all sizes,
hoy 'o''iIi"S At SwiEsESFSGb 1Gi CO.'S.
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer ihnr the finest.
Retter than the best.
Arc the garments.
Save your money. ~
very few dollars
win give you splendid outfit for summer,
If you call at
NIESENFELD Il co s..
| msro-TTSS Cor Penn. av and ~ a.
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
GUNNER CLOTHI> q,

> Ar REDUCED PRICES
We Offer our large assortment Of thin Sum. "a
mer Clothing q. reduced ,ices. Our stock IL
cmbrscrs all stylss and qualities oi Gentle.
meme, Youths ard l'0ys' Wearing Apparel, ,-AA
ct the most desirable and fashionable hyle
.tlso, shirts and urn,shing Goods In great va kty
cin,hng made to order at the shortest notice.
WALL, 81 EPHENS 4 CO.,
80! Pennsylvania avenue
iuiylo between nth and Tenth cts
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

- 10 town to buy cL thes, Furoishlng Goods Hats,
and CAPS. FEB 9:-sm
TNTSREGTIfG 10 rfice seekers, Ofice
j holders, and Everybody Else.--If You want an
office, buy nice sui, "i Clothes from SMITH, No
400 Seventh street
If you want to hnv. office. buy nice suit Of
Clothes from SMITH, No t6O Seventh street.
II You with to look nico, buy suit of Clothes at
SMITHS anyhow. feb bSs-6m
CTOP ut tho II lit place and buy your
- Clo'hing, Furnishing Goods Ha- ard Cap"
at No 400 Seventh street opposite the Post OF ~
hce feb qs-cm
The national Republican., 1861-08-13

WE OFFE&; TO MILITARY MEN A
w large assortment Of GRAY and BLUE FLAN-
MEL OVER-sHIRTS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW.
ER5, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF-HOsE. no, &c,
which invite all oasl purchasers to xanne before
| making their scec ,iOns.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co,
No 322 Pennsy ivania svenue,
maya between 9th and 10th streets
The national Republican., 1861-08-13
TxON-CLAD STEAM VESSELS.

Act Surgeon, becTetary and TT
aug 6--iw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

No. CAR BOX OIL. in casks and barrels SUI
pet!or TO Lard or equal TO sperm oils for
RelToad car observation-disclosures, 60 cts. gal
No l REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels,
suitable for mixing with any other Oils. so ,
No. 2 REFINED OIL, in casks and barrels
suitable for nanting on all outside work,
and any color except white ............. %
No. 3REFINED OIL in casks and bbls. suit.
able for Ship aud Steamboat decks, Roof
ing, e'c......, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % :,
No. lGA AS OIL, in casks and barrels suitable
for the various kinds of gus apparatus. IS -.
COMMON RosTN OIL, in casks, suitable for
mixing with Lime for washes, also for
covering fences, new works etc. presery-
ing the wood from exposure to the wea.
tter, or for mixing with common paint or
Tanners Oils ................,...,. %
AALEor WHEEL GREASE in barrels half
bols md kegs, made for the Plantation,
Farm, City and Country USE ..........3h 20 cts H.
NAPTHA, Crude and Refined in casks used
for manufacturing burning fluids etc. is to 20 cts gal
NAVY PITCH, in 27 aad 10 gall barrels war.
raned free from Water, Sand, Chips and
other impurities. Price according; 10 mar.
ket.,
We are now manufacturing the above enumerated articles
ana are prepared to ill all orders We call the attention of
Dealers and Consumers stock and 70 bear in mind thv
are PURE and UNIFORM, manufactured exclusively from
Southern material and managed and owned by Southern
ONFEDERATE BONDS and TREASURY NOTES ,okar
at par. Discounts made to the trade
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
iyl tf2n6t @ President.
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TO the Public.


The Ladies' Society the Confederate Army desire to make
the following statement -..- 49,.
1t is about five weeks since this uto tho
rough organization and during this period we have furnished
lint and baudsges aud completed nearly hundred pieces
of clothing for our patriotic volunteers. @sa
When the little work that each individual can ACCOMPLISH Der
day taken into consideration apreg fair idea of the result
Of the Socetys abor be obtained SINCERELY beievin
that we have done in the good case or OF least feeling
conscious of an earnest endeagor faithfully tie
Gus duties We have undertakene cali upon you individually
togige us your assistance.
We have engaged forty women to whom we nav
fair consideration day for sewing tins enabling tuam to
partially support their needy and otherwise destitute families
The Society makes duty employ only such as need the as
sstace thus given Starvation word familiar 10 us all lint
rev are aware where the fact may and our bouude
duy whist providing for the necessities those ed
In our connrys defence in our means will
nit to provide for the utterly destitute women and families
may proVdenaiy fall into hands The Society has re-
eePea portion of the means TINS employed from some of the
officers of the companies equipped BY we now call mon
MD US by your donations however small in ese yo
men holtoraby employed during the summer
we receive Inc gratuons assistance large number
aoes VINO daily tender their services averaging about Bfy in
edahee who work increasingly for niue hours per day.
10 them The Society desires tender its waest thanks
10 the agents OF various sewing machue The Young Mems
christian Association, on hotels and restaurants far
uc seh us and to our city press in general cousidara
hons IRE due for numef GUS favors gHtueuy rendered
1Contribut ons will be received daily from NJ ,o7pM
oy the officers of the Association at their No ~ arn
,tfeet. e. = " NF
Our citizens are invited visit the rooms and see fer tben
selves the operations of the Association. By order
Mrs. JAMES ROSS, President
New Orleans, June IS, 1861. ! Ery-sl ia,7 on,s
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l5 For the New Orleans CRESCENT
THR sRYBN, BRAYg AND PRUB.


Il
AiR-Rea, Rhits dsd Bras
When wrong and oppression had sundered
The ties that our Union had bound
The South, then, her battle.ery Numbered,
And summoned her sons to the sound
When proudly DER mountain and valley
The banner of freedom she threw:
The first round her standard to rally
Was the noble seven, brave and true
We're the noble seven, brave and true,
We're the noble seven, brave and true :;
The first round her standard to rally
We're the noble seven, brave and true.
To the Yankees we bid stern defiance,
And dare them coercion to try;
In the' seven" we place our reliance,
And fear not the storm gathering nigh.
No threats of the North can alarm US
For quarter we never, will sue,
For we know that they never can harm us,
Upheld by the seven, brave and true.
True hearts of the South meier will falter,
The dangers of war never heed;
United round liberty's altar,
Wen follow wherever she lead
Should the foe ever dare to invade us
With hireling, ruffian crew,
We swear by the power that made us,
We will stand by the seven, brave and true.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17
B9adoss Springs, alabama.

The Propators take this method informing the public that
these SPRINGS situated the Bgee river l40 miles above
onle are at all times for the reception vlsors
We have now superior BAND OF MUSIC fn attendance
and every effort shall made on our part to rpder
comfortable. INK
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 the river readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs
JAMES CONNOR Il CO. Projectors.
JAMES SYME, Druggist, ia Canal street: New Orleans
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER
ie2S 2D2m&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

AS those who 90 to war must be qualified IN attend n
other public duties and the business those who do TO
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Of The City of New Orleans
Corner Camp and Common streets,
will be kept open the entire year AY and EVENING tn
pare gentlemen and lads speedily for the active uties
the conntngroom and business. BOOKKEEPING PEN
MANSHIP, MATHEMATICS and LANGUAGES, etc. etc ,
have each special Professor and Department to save the time
OF students 1t EDUCATED NJ ND that succ S.
whether in business. Parents Young gentlemen and
others are invited 10 call. Liberal arrangements with NIL
jyl5 2p3tH RTFtS ntl PEAR prass4s,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17
The Recent Case o. .RTatsreatnsssss
GARD FROM MRS. SWEET.

The trial of this before Recorder Emerson which is no
eed at length in the local columns of the New Orleans
OF Saturday demands more extensive details In placing
facts as they exist before the public overwhsm by
evidence the vile aspersons cast upon me nv the
daily papers Of Saturday the 22d June prove coneu
sivey The talsty of the charge made by Mr. the
Gmet OF Foce in his affidavit before Recorder Emerson
intend TO institute suit against those parties for defamation of
character entirely unnecessary 10 specIfy mintey tho
sons which induced them prosecute woman the errors
whose pieo" ME nave been more than expatiated for by
strict adherence those duties ineumbent upon rrtuous life
The following duly signed statements will show how much
| care have bestowed upon my negroes:
| MARY FANS STATEMENT
of slay M r S~e Ts S fy She ordered to take
| Afterwards '077 n 1S1 $50 " 's "
| Signed .. MARY FAX.
c. j. MoNEGoN's STATEMENT
Loa The girl in question: admitted that she gave Mrs
whipped Mrs always treated her Saves Tes swf EsG nf5
every particular more SC than poor white people
sisned) c. j. MoNEGoN.
JOSEPH GAvIN's STATEMENT
aRo 6 M sWst es her ssyes kindly al
believe Mrs s 10 keep respectable house ''S 0
Mrs Gavin the above corroboTsed her b,,bHs
statement. " '0"'s
Ihetoowng persons were in ready evidence
for the defense but Recorder Emerson thought it
no shadowo of truth being established in the charge
Mr.. NcGovern --a Mrs npIsn,ors
NJ uosah' Mrs Matthew'S
Mr.. Garvin and wife Mrs Ienard
MIS- uodlfeer DR.. Richardson,
mr. Aucon, MIR. Minor,
.nr rhole, Officer Howard,
Mr. Logan Officer Boytan.
Mr. Jointly, officer NcIaugb,u
9 m' n recurrence Mr. HERNANDEZ, police jail,
mr. Bros and clerk
Mr. Mum. Mr.. Dard,
Mr' Jas. Monaghan, Me- Rurkett,
M o'Neili Mr. +. j. Pomeroy
Mrs. Fax. Mr. Saver
DR.. Metcer Mr. A. w srast
Mr. James Fitzpatrick examined boy at nv reouest
whom was falsely accused of beating satisfying himself mat
he perfectly sound and expressed Ills opinion from the ver
be utterly incapable Of ntetrg unjust pun mnt on any of
my servants. Mr. Logan present when the boy fell acct
dentay and received slight injury on the side OF lis face and
s.1.
The girl Louise, who prison on the cbar nr arson
having attempted to take life and finally set fire NV house
had by last will aud testament free on conditions nto
geher Within the reach Of her attainment the conditions of
good behavior and acting the good and faithful servant
AS Iuses child it during its last Illness b
DR. Apuente, who certified that died Of eonsuprion having
been born with that complaint and the mother having rn,
had the child by Mrs Dinan at AN exrepse
of SIS per month.
witnesses who have enjoyed every opportunity of forming tr
estimate OF my treatment to leave it to the
public whether is fair prosecute hound down woman
unheard. |
MRS. F. NJ. SWEET
N {tI 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

number of Ladies Having organized themselves into So
ctety for the purpose Of preparing Lint for relief Of those
who may DO wounded in the coming conflict they would solicit
The aid Of lady in the city in tits work Of mercy The
! Young Mems Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid AID by the iberay the Louisiana Mutual Insr
ance Company room No seoond story 50 Camp street. I'D
joining the Of said ssocae has been proere for oor
usa as depository in addition the Hall Of the Association
We sincerely hope that hoGsckeepsr New Orleans will
respond Immediately with donations old linen and other
usefGI articles EE..- Ira.srT.' so
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OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND MARTHA.

New Orleans.
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Pleasure B0YGes
To and from

To and from
Ia * E p O ~ Z H A RTR A "
The public Informed that and after the 18th
inst line Of PLEASURE BARGEs will be run every hour
from the terminus Of the City Railroad at the Bay John
Bridge at the Lake, and back by the Bayou St. John
These baFses are large mmodious aad well covered with
AWNINGS af'rdng the means of most delightful excursion
A45 are edch WY oNLS TEN CENTS iy5 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-17

One of the most
4 gus W ~ times, says The louisville
the ssll inst IS the fact that the last
4 fAree European steamers have brought
orders from Enrop an capitalists for Usaited
while there have been large orders
! stacks Of the Confederate States. I've
scf this city have at tins moment orders
stf'ao and $40 900, respeetiyely Of Southern
u nder tae orders received, there has been !,
Nh last week on tHo, quite considerable
THE price nf Southern stocks in the New,
Il arsst. The shreEa and sharp tinancfers of
q 6rld know ssvhat they are about.