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.X GRADUATE OF psARhAoY.

Tsss sos gsfsa Streets, S.s. Of Ia R.3 Mrs3S,
-k0gD, VA,
Manufacturer OF and Dealer In pure and rsh.bls
MRDICIN Es, selected and prepared by himself
expressly for physicians', plantation and family
use. All new and rare Remedies, pure Chemicals
and Pharmacsutiesls, ksdisins Chests, Sad9is
Bags, Surgeons Instruments, Implements, As.,
at man c sSeturers' prices.
Bsndsss,, Brsesa, Supporters. rrussss. London
Hlxstie and Laced Stockings.
Perfumery, soaps, BraIhss AHA Combs q ail
kinda; Fancy Goods, prrs spices, pars Ghns
Paints, Glass, Dye stufs and Varnishss.
Prime SMOKING ant Chewing Tobasso, gen ins
havana Cigars.
Pure Medical Brandy, Wines snd whirksy.
Riavortng E1trs1ts for Cooking, Cooking W ino
and sll other articles kept Ia . hrst-sisss Drug
store and on 80 good terms similar Ertisles
b. bought for, either Worth or south. NH
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themselves with CLOVER GiLL COAL. " 3 ars
receiving daily supplies .; oo;h Lump and Hail
Coal.
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IA EICHAo5D, VA,
DEALER In Drugs, AeGisinss, Cksmissls, PacsS
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Gil, Alcohol Garden aud Flower Seeds: cigars,
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Drug stores, ~hish w!ll be s0ld en- the Eiost rsa.
son sble tsrn4s.
Physicians sni others s83 rely CT having
ths;r PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and AUCU.
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Constantly on hand, s large Tupplv Of WALL
snd "a " TENTS, and VIII contract Tor amp aum-
Der, to DO made At short notice.
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Corner Main and Paarl str-ets,
IA sims Richmond "a.
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f1G1fOS UxSABthGs.-s10b al lea COTTON
~ OZHABURGS, OF various styles,
30 bales medium and heavy TENT CLOTHS,
IN store, and receiving, Tor sale Tor Cash only
very moderate prisss.
jss KEET. PAIEg b co.
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r. TT. KeSiwSON, GRADUATE OF TBs
- PEILADELPElA COLLEGE OF PHARh4.
~ GY, tsCCoBsgon TO LAIDLBY R0BIysoE,l
ES& Fourth and FTsnkliE Gtrests, Richmond, has
In store large, fresh and well-se!ested stock 0,
Medicines, Chemicals, Perf1msry, Fancy AItlslsr,
80 which he olers al low priees. stnss persons
attention viii Dc given - all shs departments OF
he business.
0rdsra Tor shipment viii Do promptly attended
10 and most cSrefuily paekso po7
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EkEAY BARGAINS IN siLES.-soe yards
~ Checked Silks at &c sud rs s:s.: goo dress pGt
.s-ns esd silk n 80, So and s3a; 100 rich SilE
Gobes al sz1 and s2s, worth double the oneyi
100 Bersgs and 0rsandie kobes ~ half prio9; lex
yards berege Anglais a l5ss. Per yard; r.eh kLa.
ChalIies and hosambiquss; Plain Grape Bsregs
and BeIege at 2kS, worth sTA and sec. For bar
gains I'll sly les Of Dress Goods, eSll st % Main
tEUa CHRISTIAN Il LAIEkOF,
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GP&&&AL SUTiu Son nkRd
- RILIYAkY G 0ODa!lI
1859 yards BLUE SATlELT5.
s,oeG " GREE FLAENELs.
1859 - GREY CASsiMERBs.
Gee 3" GheeD 9EHE UASS}HSEzs.
tog 81 dRET FDjIE'D CAOTaS.
soc AMY BLANKETS.
200 pairs ior priced e0i0rst BLANKETS.
The above VIII BIS offered - vary low pri.ss
s'eso. Military companies IN wGrt OF outhts I'll
save money IL making their SCI eGttorB early a.
ALPHED hOSEe',
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MANUFACTURE D TOB sCCO. IL asa
Vk packages MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, con
sisting OF pounds, half pounds, So and los, OF
various grades OF quality, in hall, three quarter
and hole boxes ana cases, hand, IN factory,
and for sala on reasonable terrds.
~ Sl--1m WEI. GhEAE GR.
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Mn SOL G Z 10 N.--phe co-partnership Of
- CLARKsON. ANDERSON Z co. was dis.
solved or July lst by ru5ua} consent. J. A.
CLARBsoN will settle the business, though either
partn ST will sign IN Liquidation. The books aud
sceounts can be found 81 the ot1c9 Of Ciarkson <
Co., No. les II AIN street.
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treaties based on the propositions of die paris
conference, with all the European powers which
have agreed to them III a - sf' - "is'si1
The Danish Government, though not a marty tn
tne dec1arations readily acceded to our pfo1esi-z
ton 10 abolish prvateefing, and sent man of war
70 the est Indies for the purpose Of preventing
mark. G 4az a7 tD - tfl%tS = - go -+'sI5
iir many Of Mr.. wards letters of iustructior II.
onF ministers he urges the opinion that te ravo
su!Lor y already upon the reeoiI and that it's
isfufe is cerfain,' In one Of his last letters he
states that the Federal forces inclndne those re-
cehtiy recruited, will number seven hundred tlon-
sand ana that5 IT the insurrectfoa should conttnne
u VIII De more difficult to keep them down to a
mislion than 70 increase them to that figure.
Had the adhesion Of the United States peett e..
cepted by the parties to the DECLARATIONS and enn
Eentons negotiated accordingly is Il donbtfui
whether the United States Senate woulds urder
present circumstances, ratify the same. Ii NAV be
doubted whether the country would in the nreseut
critical condition of foreign affairs anproye Of
the policy Of relingushfng the right Of priyateer
ing against an enemy's commerce. In case Of war
with maritime power, our priVateerfng fleets;
would become our most formidable means of Of
renee. In fact, it would seem that the Govern
meht II 1t did not repeat the offer of adhesion was
Wy giad that it was declined, for Mr. Seward
ony fortnight ago, writes in reference to the Offer
ulaI @ ne Thinks that, when at no distant daY. ii
shah be renewed. the interest that sttalI rove II
Atlantic.' - i ei S'Ae ~ " e''St
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A Horse OF ANOTHER CoLoR-A Ne,D Hind OF
Proclantdtion-An AJolHi0nist Boarding the Lion
in His Den.-The proclamation Of Gen. Phelps
commanding MiddleseX (Mass.) Brigade, at mouth
OF mississippi, will attract attention. 1t is of O
new oUlor from those lately issued by Generals
Haleck, Sherman aud Dix. 1t is purely Abolition
in character. The telegraph tells us that Gen.
Phelps proclamation meets the disapproval OF all
classes OF politicians at Washington. That cannot
be, as the Ab0lltionists have from the opening of
Congress, been striving to have Gen. Phelps views
adopted by the Executive and Congress. We
wonder if the Mississippi was not unusually rily
after the issue OF that proclamation.
The above is from the Cincinnati Enquirer of the
18th. We have published the proclamation, al
though, according to extracts from Northern
papers, obtained from the Border States, Gen.
Phelps found it impossible to circulate his tremend-
Gus document on the mainland" He ought to
be satisfied now, as his pronuncamiento, which is
as villainous as it is absurd, has been scattered
broadcast all over the South The Abolition
leaders at Washington pretend to be displeased
with Phelps proclamation. Just like them! Had
Phelps the power to carry out practically his in
fernal doctrines, they would abuse him for not
going farther Your genuine Abotionst is always
false friend, coward and a scoundrel. Phelps
is at Ship Island, not " at mouth of Mississippi -
and had he been there, that respectable stream
would not have become +" unusually rily,' or made
any demonstration of disgust over the puerile
rawlings of q Vermont Abolitionist. cold Mis-
sissip has too much selfrespect for that.
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BnowNLow RELEAsED.-W e learn from the Knox
vile Register, of Saturday last that on the
previous evening nolie prosequi was entered in
the case of the traitor Brownow, and that Judge
Reynolds thereupon ordered his discharge. This
was at the recommendation of Mr.. Secretary
Benjamin, on the ground that the Government
had pledged him safe conduct across the border in
case he would come from his hiding place and
surrender himself at Knoxville. The soldiers at
Knoxville and Brownlow probably remained in
jail until conducted across the line He was
indicted for publishing the following paragraph
Let the railroads on which Union citizens of
East Tennessee are conveyed to Montgomery in
irons be eternally and hopelessy destroyed Let
the property of the men concerned be consumed,
andIet their lives pay the forfeit, and the names
will be given -. -l.-.|e., .. r. s.
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sevvnrd on Both Sides of the Fence.
Correspondence ef the Baltimore Sun.


ltappears from the interesting and voIuminous
documents relating to our foreign affairs, that the
proposed adhesion of the United States to the de-
ciaration Of the Paris Conference concerning pri-
Watering etc, was rejected by the leading
powers of Europe, and that it is abandoned by
this Government. This is stated explicitly in MI
Stewards letter of the 22d ultimo to Mr.. Marsh,
United States Minister at Turin. THE British and
French Governments" he says, which stand at
the head of maritime powers having declined our
adhesion to the declarations of Paris without CON
ditions which the United States cannot YIELD there
IS Is no important object to be attained by pressing
the same upon other powers.n So, this matter
rests for the present.
The papers SHOW, however, that some of the
minor powers, which were parties to the declara.
tions, cordially accepted the adhesion of the
United States. This was the case with Holland
The Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed
the opinion that the powers of Europe were uuan
lmousy in favor of the Dutch declaration, abolish
ing ,privateering, and said, if the United States
would concur in it, that privateers would have to
be regarded as sea.robbers." He believed that
there would be no opposition to negotiating
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THE ABoLITToN1sTs AND THE LOUISVILLE JOUR
NAL.-The Bowling Green Courier of the 2Sth has
the following:
We understand, from another source than that
alluded TO yesterday, that the Federal authorities
politely informed the editors of the Louisville Jour
nal, few days since, that they must quit their
attacks on the Abolition policy of the Administers
ton, or quit publishing their paper. The editors
and publishers agreed to desst from their criticism
Of the President and his Secretary.
We have seen the journal of the Goth, and it is
silent on the subject. Prentice urged all conserv-
ative men to come to the support of the Presi-
dent, bnt that functionary don't seem to have
quite got into his sucker noddie what good Prem
tice intended. Next to having an implacable
enemy is the misfortune OF having muddy
headed friend.
We have also report that the Kentucky Legis-
lature appointed committee to wait upon the
Journal and request it to let Lincoln and Cameron
alone.
From still another source, a lady wto was in the
city, we understand it was currently reported in
Louisville that suppression was threatened, and
that Paul Shipman, the acting editor, told the Off
Ger who bore the message, to suppress and be
damnedn
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NUMBER 255.
pla,t z WON Va WassEl.qs9nl Nonunnerl q Ba1t.

psaya = ypors We Wasltfsgtoa1 Konuneat IN Bali
rms assurances Of triumphant return to their
Sss, Ssss, coming from the lips Of the Commanding
ana tender strains of their chosen song of love
ls1,d@sa produced an effect on the Mary.
were iitsyaas waseh it is impossible to describe. They
MaryfaaderSs transported with joy and enthusiasm.
slnce VISITED Rehnond cannot speak Of en Wtbant haS
oa toe passed by Congress
people Of hat JaW asi close the until the
opportunity to choose between the W tinted p asas
and the Confederate States, but eeho hsak e
Beauregard's eloquent and deterruined nrorasa usa
We shall have beautiful Maryland yet. asI'ar ''
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RIVER DEFENCEs. Tennessee Legislature,
VIC believe, recently passed an act appropriating
the sum of s250,000 for the purpose of construct
ing gun-boats to protect the Tennessee and Cum
berland rivers. One twentieth of that amount,
expended in some of the recently improved arts of
river Defence SO successfully tried elsewhere,
would prove quite as efficient There are other
means of keeping the enemy back from their inva.
sions by river than gunboats. Powder is abun-
dant, and quite as destructive sometimes when
alone, as when accompanied by balls.
Memphis Appeal.
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FEDERAL ROBBERY IN ST. LoUrs.-Iu a recent
number of the st. Louis Republican we find tie
following:
The namesof three hundred of the wealthiest
and strongest Secessonists of this city have been
selected for the assessments for the benefit of the
Southwest refugees. Sixty,four of this number
have been selected and assessed for the sum of
$40 900 recently ordered by General Halleck, and
the remainder will be reserved for future assess
ments. The siNtyfour selected for the SIC, 900 as.
sessment will to-day be notified to walk up to Capt,
Leghton's office at once and pay their respective
assessments, which vary from $l00 to $500.
Several fashionable and wealthy ladies are in
cluded among the selected sixty,four They will
thus have an additional reason to indulge in their
very common and decately insinuating taunts and
sneers against the prevailing dynasty,n
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FEDERAL PRRPARATIoNs.--W Washington, Dec "a
The three largest brass feuudries in the country
at tPittsburg, Algier's Boston, and West Point-have
been ordered to manufacture, in the next twelve
months, all the ten inch coumbiads they can. 1t
is estimated that eighteen hundred guns have been
ordered from Fortress Monroe to Portland. Three
hundred and. thirty-nre thousand dollars have
gone to Kansas to pay otf her troops. All of Ere
mont's officers actually in service will be paid,
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RUMoRED RETREAT OF GENERAL PRICE-We are
in possession of late Northern papers, containing
later information frem Gen. Prices army in Mis-.
souri,. The following is dispatch dated Jefferson
with the rebel army several weeks, arrived here
to-day, reported that on Thursday last Prices
camp at Osceola was thrown into confusion by the
news that the Federals were upon them. They
beat haF'F retreat, and when last heard from
were at HVrmanyille, hurrying south.
Memphis Appeal 2o.h
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THE ENGLISH CLASSES THAT WANT WAR-The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says that there are in England several elements
that favor war with this country. The landed
lnterestWant high price for corn, and the manu-
featuring interest desire cheap and plentiful
supply of cotton. Besides, the Canadas want rail
ways and Government expenditures, and coYet the
acquisition Of Portland harbor and that portion of
Maine through which the Grand Trunk Railway
passes. Then, again, the present Ministry has
watehful opposition, led by Lord Derby, and
popular clam0r for war conld not be resisted.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
Skirmish at Green River

Especial 10 the Louisville Courier.1
HoPKISsvILLE, Dec. 29.-Col. Forests Cavalry.
about three hundred strong, met the Federal
Cavalry, comprising about the same number OF
men, at Sacramento, on Green river on Saturday
last, when skirmish ensued, resulting in about
fifty Eederals being killed, wounded and taken
prisoners. Our loss is, Capt. Henry Clay Meri,
wether, of Louisville, one private killed and one
wounded. The enemy fed in great confusion.
Yankee Pilots Fear Submarine Batteries
NASHVILLE, Dec 30.--A gentleman has arrived
here who left Louisville on the 25th inst. and re-
ports that pilots cannot be got for the gunboas to
go down the Mississippi in consequence of the
submarine batteries at Columbus. 1t is reported
that Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal says there
will be no forward movement towards Green river
until Lincons position on the slavery question is
defined.
The Southern 1s is down between Fort Pike and Bay St.
Louis since P NJ, consequently have nothing Rich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

ISneciAl to the Richmond Uisuatch

IsFeFiA1 DIspach.
NORFOLK, Dec. 30.--The Confederate steamer
Sea Bird captured a Federal schooner yesterday
which was being towed to Fortress Monroe by the
Federal steamer Express when the Sea Bird fired
into the Express, and the latter abandoned the
schooner.
The Sea Bird took the schooner in charge tc
Norfolk, followed by nine Federal gunboats which
kept up continuous cannonade. The Express
was set on fire and one gunboat was disabled.
Some of our shore batteries peppered the Fed
erals nicely.
Baltimore papers of Saturday last, the 28th inst.
state that Mason and Sdell have been surren.
dered to Great Britain.
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH COMPANY
BATTALION WAsutSGT0S ARTILLERY
New Orleans, Nov H. 1861. }
4 ORDER no. 23-ORDER No. %, ISSUED "a ,{k
M by these Headquarters, under date of Octohcr d SSa
III % 1861 in relation drills is hereby discon RssHEV
ui tinued psSS4G4S
The drills OF the company from this date, will be
Battery Drills every Tuesday Rui friday, al P NJ
lst Gnd I'd DeHchuCnts every Monday, rt AZ p.
Sd and An Tlenchucts every Wednesday, a, Al F. NJ
9th and 9th Delac every Saturday at ~ 2. NJ.
Company drill, (ntaIuryj every THURSDAY, II 1 F. N.
All members, active and honorary and contributing honor
GTy, will conform o this order
Fines for nouatcudance these drills will be gidy
forced
By order
". IRVING HODGsoN, Captain.
f nEN n ,I2 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE lsr DHIsIoS,1
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TROOPS,
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1851 )
Z, OR&DER No. 75-I. IN OBEDIENCE TO Or
IA des from Division Headquarters the Commanders Of Reg
MI aud unattached Companies win furnish
M complete roll Of their Regiments and Companies to the B
gNdc Sspecnr, giving and esieuce of member.
IL they will also report all peron refusing comply with
Cruers No ll4T The GoVere and
III. prompt compliance with this order is expected wiho4
further notice,
By order Of
l.. A. CHARBONNET
]. F. CALDWELL, G-lonel Commanding
Major and Brigade Inspector. oil IT
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HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS, I
Company b. New Orleans, Oct. 2, 1851.
Al ATTENTION YOU ARE HEREBf oRDER-
III ed attend Squnu Drill on Y hSDAiS, WEDNESDAY
NJ FRIDAYS and SAT ATURDAIS, from to O'Clock +. NJ.
I'LL Company Drill on TIL RSpAHS, at O'Clock y. N.
strict obedience order No. 47 Issued by His EXceenCy
Governor I. o. Moore, CotEuaude Chief will be strictly
enforced,
Members not reporting at for duty will be promptly
ported to HeRdluaTters.S
BY order W. +. H0DGk[NS, Captain.
j O. 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

ATTEaTlON, V0LUNTEERs!- "A FEW
G active and able bodied MEN will be received in the
vi BONFORD GUARDS, \ fine opportunity is offered to
Ill those wishing 20 into immediate active service.
Equipments and uniforms furnished.
Apply at the Armory 81 CuSTOMHOUSE STREET, up
stairs iell If
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HEApQUAnrENs MILES ARTILLERY Co. A, }
Merchauts' Press Yard. No. 5,
New Orleans. Nov. 22 1861. }
A,fL TINS CUE5PANY HAVING BEEN
Y Nf4 mustered into servc will mke few good men,
fN Sif application be made Immediately. Apply
raa Front Lcvee AMI Market street. Uniforms etc fur
nisllrd n2l II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

LINTON LIGHT INFANTRy-THE. MEM.
N hers this Company hereby notified attend the
WI tar drill. No IS Peraido street, MONDAYS aud
LII FRIDAYS, AT 81 o'clock p ~
By orderfof
?. ,$tAEDPRE, Captain
j. s. ToSEs o. s, mis- IF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

HEAnQUARTERs PANOLA GuARhS
New Orleans. Nov. III. 1851.
PANOLA GUARDS, ATTENTION !-OR-
E ner No 5fou are hereby orGered TO attend Company
vi drls every Monday evening O'Clock, and Battalion
III drill egesy Thursday T. 8 O'Clock +. NJ.
Members required TO be pune ual Those missing three
h will be expelled from the COMPANY. Days
for Squad drills posted at the Armory.
BY order Of
J. X PAIIFY q. If