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THE PERFoRaaNcE Al THE ST.. GHARLEs To-
N1GHr. |. Hamlet I viii tonight be brought ont
With the strongest array Of amateur talent that has
combined ID this city for many years. Officer
Thomas H. Dryden, years ago known as an excel
lent singer win appear and sing on this occasion,
having lost none Of his voice and the budding
little Miss Creed will appear in Of her charming
dances. Be it remembered, that this will be TN
extra performance IN all respects, and that the
entire proceeds will go to the benefit of the ami
lies Of absent volunteers. Seats may be secured at
the box Office to-day. We hope to see the theater
crowded to night
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.Ntesc Esssitssatos
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS
GENERAL MEETING.

Pursuant Art VIII, Section l. of the Constitution and
Bylaws of the Association the members this Association
hereby requested to meet at their Hail. corner
and Elysian Fields Streets on MONDAY NEXT the l5s,
inst at ~ o'clock P NJ precisely in to attend the
Third Quarterly Meeting.
sAsb business Of great Importance will be transacted it is
expected that ever member will be present.
BytEder of the President:
iyl2 2pst ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Sec'y,
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Wanted to purchase, HOUSE situated in a good neigtbor
hood and suitable for family of four persons One located on
line the City Railroads preferred Price
must exceed $500.
Address, stating location, price, ETC., Box No 54Ol Post
Office, iylS sp2t#
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sATuRBaY MORNING, JULY Is, 1851.

sS Late papers from Memphis and Louisville
have been kindly laid on our table by our friend
McKeever, Of the Express Company
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no B e r II PITK IN.
Has tn hand large assortment Of
WHIXE DUCK and DRILL PANTS
LINEN AND sEERSUCKER SUITS
ATTAKAPAS PANTS,
NARSEILLES AND SILK VESTS,
LIGRE FRENCH CLOTH,
NERIN0, ALPACA, and
LINEN COATS AND SACKS
SHIRTS UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS
And other
FUR MIS- HING GOODS
EVERY KIND AND QUALITY
Persons wishing supply themselves would do well to cal
at once, at
E- F TT K TINS
FASHION ABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Nos. ID and Is Camp street.
iy9 2pS
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ESQ.,. -'s So i--ia s---
Ess,aeYal Notice.

The members o. tae LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION OF EN-
GINEERs requested their Hall tomorrow morn
ing al O'CLOCK to attend the funeral Of DAVID WOOD
his residence of vaont and jersey streets Jefferson
City. BY order of the 4..
ipl9 9,its %E=t- PRESIDENT
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A Card.

The Mcclure Guards desire their and sincere
thanks 10 Mrs CARUTnERS and the DIREC rRESSES of the
St Annals Asylum for kindness in making uniforms and, also
the donation needle cases. well supplied with
necessaries for the soldier. jyl3 2pltE
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Ladies' Volunteer Ala Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention TO the
following resolution 5.-.- 'ai
Resolved That applications viii he received from Compa.
MES that have snhentcaed by Bisade
Tracy Adjutant General tIrivet. 1nvi5 2ntf
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For Sale.

20 dozen MISSOURI STILL CATAWBA
10 gross ANnERsoE's FINE CUT TOBACCO.
For saeat
EDS HOUSE,
ISIS 2p3+ No. Front street bet Common and q ravier
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aas Members Of the late State Convention Gan
obtain three copies Of the Ordinances and FRO
ceeaings of the Convention hy applying 70 this
office.
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PELIeAN HOOK AND LADDER CoMPANY No. f.
This company Is ordered to hold ready for partici
patton ID the funeral Of Charles D. Drenx. See
Foreman Piffet's notice.
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Military Goods :!

COLTS NAVY REVOLVERS,
Pts TOL CARTRIDG G S
SWORDS, sAsHEs AND BELTS.
M Il EFT AIRY BUTT ~ -
Military I'Tinlllling
G o Ii L A GEES, e II c.
AND
BLUE, GRAY AND RED BROADCLOTH,
For sale at
H. FRANKO'S
l46 Poydras, next 10 Carondele street.
E9g- Orders for NAVY REvoLvERS AND MILITARY
EQUIFMENfS hl'cd at the shortest notice. je20 2ptf
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THE MCCLuRE Gu RDs.-I,he thanks of tlseom-
pany to Mrs Caruthers and the Direetresses Of the
ST. Annals Asylun, for making uniforms, present
ing needle etc. advertised in the proper
" part Of to-day's Crescent
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LOUISIANA AssccTATIoN OF ENGINEERS. The
members are notified to attend the funeral Of Da-
yia Wood, tomorrow morning, jim Jefferson City.
See the Presidents call.
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Ho FOR YoRETowsll--A few active and we'll
recommended men VIII be received, to go immedi-
ately to Virginia, to join Company a Of the Louisi-
ana Guards. Apply to Lieut.. Girardey, at No.3l
Magazine street. See advertisement. Transpor-
tation free.
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oaEsous. The ST Louis tsfo.) State Journal

he 81. Louis 5 State Journal re-
lates the following:
Jfst as the conference was about to be opened
between Coy Jack son and Gen. Lyon, a discbarre
pole af the Abbey CeuTse, from which was fioating
The stars and reatthe flag into fibbons ana
tie pole into epnters. Hadi such al event occurred
m the Gays q the Caesars. it would have been re-
garded as an angry omen from the gods. Less sig
nIf cant neidenls have strange to say, Determined
the issue of battles and The fate Of kingdoms.
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10 the Public.

The Ladies' Society Of the Confederate Army desire to make
the following statement Jazz -.
1t is about five weeks since this Society into tho
rough organization and during this period we furnished
lint aud bandages and completed nearly fifteen hundred pieces
of clothing for patriotic volunteers. -F
When the little work that each individual can accomplish Der
day taken into consideration pretty idea of the result
of the Socety labors be obtained Sincerely believing
that we have done part in the good cause or at least feeling
conscious Of earnest endeavor faithfully lie ar-
duties have undertaken call upon you individually
togve us your assistance. .t&a.-'E -.
We have engaged forty women to whom we pay
fair consideration per day for sewing thus enabling
partially support their needy and otherwise destitute families
The Society makes duty to employ only such need the
sstnnee thus given Starvation is word familiar all
few whe the may exist and IS our bounden
duty whilst providing for the necessities are ed
in our countrys defence in and will per
m provide for the utterly destitute and families who
may prosdentially fall into hands The Society has re.
ceyea portion Of the thus employed from some of the
officers of The companies equipped by aud call upon
for the first time fellow Citizens forward and
aid us By donations however small ID keeping these wo-
men honorably employed during the summer.
We receive the gatuous assistance OF large number of
ladies' who daily tender their services averaging ty
attendance who work increasingly for nine per
To them the Society desires 10 tender its thanks
10 the agents OF various sewing MACHINES the Young Mems
Christian Association to of hotels and restaurants
lunch sent u.s. and to city press general condera
lions are due for gratuiousy rendered.
Contributions will be received daily from A. NJ to P NJ
By the officers Of the Association their roors No. s. Camp
street.
Our citizens invited 10 visit the rooms and see for them
selves the operations OF the Association. By order
MRS. JAMES ROSS, President.
New Orleans June Is. 1861 et7 2,tf
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ss~aerring's Patent champion Sire ana
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nos 81 and raveG stree. New Or
leans. "Hf ~ =-s 6s 9ntf
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NEW ORLEANS, JulyS 1861.
To Mcsss Tuly. OakfoId Hoingswort Brady Bouk Leat
aud others
COMMUNICATING DESTROYS of adding small the
patriotic object which you have in yiewthe support
lilies of gallant and volunteers now fighting cour
rys propose give p4r5 any evening
you may designate the benefit of the cause
All the the city having volunteered
it intention TO give performance worthy Of the object
BY the prodncien of shakespeares masterpiece HAMLET
Hoping receive favorable answer, have the honor
remain, Yours, respectfully.
E.. G. II. BRAUGaN Chairman.
d: NJ c. HUGHES,
s. b. CHURCHILL,
Capt r. BLEAKELEY,
q. .aE ]. Co. MACKEY,
60 Committee.
New ORLEANS, July g. 1861.
To Msssrs. G II. Braughn D. NJ. c. Hughes S B. Churchill
Capt. R. Bleskeley and J. G. Mackey, Committees
Gentlemen: We grateful acknowledgements
offer of performance foc the benefit the
the families of absent soldiers. This heavy demands which
have been made upon fund has quite exhauedt Your
offer OPPORTUNITY and thanking you sincerely for
beg leave designate SATURDAY EVENING July 49, as
suitable time for the performance. W.
Very respectfully,
r. 0. SULLY.
CHAS. oAKFoRD,
d. NJ HoLLINGWORTH.
NIB. BRADY
R. A. BOURK,
jy6 2ptjylS Committee.
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WILL BE ON SALE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

To be hal at the Book and Periodical stores of TOS L.
WHITE, le5 Canal H. G. STETSON & CO. 81 Camp; DA-
FREMONT, under Odd Fellows Hall WERLEIN,s 3 and g
Camp; sUTrERLEY under the St. Charles Hotel; A. K E.
BLACKMAR, "a Camp GEO. ELLIS New PosOffce and
Commercial Place; H. CoBURN, lsand 100 Tchoupouas
HOLLE CO., Exchange Place TEWEIL's liz St. Charles
street VIM FLEMING, 5S2 Magazine street and at rs Pow.
dras ;ooi o,-F
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THE snRRIFF will sell at auction, this day, at los
oseIoek Is2 ST. CHARLES s4ses Rilsa plsrrlst d
is The u fiing estabshnen.. s9r par
iealals ana telIas, - ods er.ise4ent.
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s&0S"on Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELI. r TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. I3 and Is Royal street,
Has now store large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUGY quarts and pfns also other brands
Viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old sheres such AMONT
LADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RIEs-lass-SoUTHsTDR MADEIRA of
direct impoatioa other Maderas of grade superoI
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Of less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC BRANDIES-V Vintage 1896 i7sg
1862 and l8O5alerge supply always hand All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood. WHIs-
KYsscotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Whig.
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER pfnts and quarts COR
DALS ETC. Ny usual assortment of the hest WINES which
Will be sold any other city,
AARON BIRD,
al5 2nly Nos. IS and Is Royal street.
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SaeNotice-I take this method of ofEerin 6
my professional services free of charge the families of
who absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between Prysna Coliseum Streets Fourth
District.
y5t 2ptf P YETSER. NJ n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13

FEaIALE Rebels IN BALTIMORE. The Baltimore
correspondent of the New J ork Herald, in speak
ing Of the public feeling ii that city, says:
Women III private life are In the habit Of wear.
ing small overs, and threaten to kill the Union
men who shall show any disposition to resist their
'Ihey age seen stopping the soldiers to lecture
them on their Duties and they even transcend the
deiicaey of their sex ii their objurgations against
patriotism aud the United States. When the
troops are passing certain women are seen wear
lng aprons % the Jef, Davis pirate flag and others
parade on The street with rebel badges pinned
conspleuonsly on their bnsnnls Ill-bred boys and
ieer and tannt the passing soldiers
and, % some Instances, they lend force to their
pistol = II - t17 :
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EAcHEs This delicious trnit willsbe received
assdag 1hssdsg Gaa atgdsy ID he Louisiana Gro
lsa Jaia street. families ADD ohes to ha
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l9ots Zen dollars Hill be paid to the per-
and ian slut al No So Camp
streas IN staiss sss adgafsiss.atat.
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szs~Enr A ss,tita,, of 4snbax III AecounrsrsJease ,
snneuaee H. PRtITA date FOR Aaditor q Pnblic
Accounts at The election in Neyeneet
AZ 2ps CREOLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13

CONTINENTAL GUARps, GoMPASY j g. e We ac-
knowledge the compliment Of present arms from
this fine new company last night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13

BsIoS HorEL, HoL MES WILLIE, 8hss.-T'h is one
Of the very pleasantest and healthiest inland sum
mer retreats for families In the whole South tits
only ten miles from the Jackson Railroad. (Mag-
nolia being the stopping place1 and is in one Of
those quiet, shady and sociable country places,
where the spring water eteTnally bubbles and mos
quitoes are unknown, The Union Hotel is not only
conducted a. q hotel should be conducted, but the
bounteousness Of the surrounding country enables
the proprietor to fx his rate Of monthly board at
{ the uncommony low figure of s15 for each board
Ell, or IS per week. We speak knowingly Of
Holmespille and its hotel. "A few rooms are yet
vacant. Read Mr.. Johnson's card, in our hotel
column, 5483s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inserted 81 the usual rites.
ii serial d ssesuss aasae feguls- advertisers.
s8-Tha Weekly Crescent Is published every satur3
fAg raarniag Subscription. Ss invariably adsnnce
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Iets G)rlsans silp Grfsttnt.
J. 8. NrxoN. ro.Ilter a.a.sl r.oprIetor.

OFFICE NO. 70 CAMP STREET..
a q ~ cess
Yearly subscriptions, $40 By the Week, 10 Gents,
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I Housp FgA Sa'sp. gentleman wishes topnr-
esase hoss pics aet exceed s2OQ
We're D. ~ advertisement
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CRESCENT CADETS. Special meeting at the ar
mory this evening. See the Captains call
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ss-g. I. Defreese, the present Incumbent,
4 : eaaaqale isF ssiie ifvssuief iyl 2ptd
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TIE ET'0s'.

p Ho II Q G. "a ELS REDUCED,
Price only so cents.
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STRAWBERRIES IN JUICE

SO CAsEs, IN STORE,
For sale by
S. D. GRATIAA CO,
jyl HE SO Custonhouse stree
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ID McGUIGEN 81 co.,
S A L A
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin.
Awnings, Tents Tapaulins and Flags made the shortest
notice.
supply of Canvass always hand of the very best
brands, ul2O ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13

WILEING 70 DIE ron HIS GouSrRY That is a
peculiarly rich passage Of old Abes message, says
the Richmond Wing, Id which he informs the world
that z be felt that he had no right to shrink, nor
sus 10 court ne chances o his otcn life ~ in the
cause be is pursuing. We wonder if the old f1y-by-
night had any visions Of his Scotch cap and cloak,
and his two-forty hegira from Harrisburg to Wash
ington, when he penned these words. Chances Of
bis lite, indeed! when be- had scarcely caught his
wind from this flight hafore lie summoned seventy
five thousand bayonets to Washington to protect
him. 4 wonderfully brave man i Abraham,
WHAT The YANKEES CALL IffuDENeR w The
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zetfe says
Vallandigham visited the Ohio regiments, in
company with Cox, to day. Intense excitement
ensued. An eiiigy was Immediately hung up, la
beled 8 aliandig hauf the Traitor ~ and had IT.
not been fer the officers, he would have been
roughly dealt with. He was hurried off the ground
BY the Ulcers, and visited the other camps but
was not molested. The feeling Is very deep al his
visit, and moderate people are surprised at Val
landigham's impotence.
Wesare unable TO SEE what n impudenca. there
was in a member Of Congress visiting a regiment
from his own State. Yankees, however, have
curious ideas about inuudence, as well as about
everything else.
The New Haven lConneeticuty Register indnlges
in some forcib1e dennncatosy remarks Interference
TO the appointment Of Jim Lane and the hrigand
Montgomery to high military positions by the Abo
lltion Administration, That paper says
One Of the most Jisgracefal Of the acts which
have characterized the present Administration in
its brief. bnt unexampled career, IS the appoint
ment of Jim Lane to q Rrigadiar (seneralship, and
u tgolnery to Goloneloy in the army
two as aeepdyed scoHnir elsas ever went Hnhung
Tho murders and robbsries committed By these
fellows during the troubles lii Kansas are known to
the whole country. and have linked their names in
appropriate connections win the hoary villain but
less fortunate John Brown,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-13

MIssrssIPPI STEAM ENGINE CoMPAsY. This com
pany meets this evening on important business.
II See Al advertisement
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iylS 2plt
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Millinery and Dressmeksng.

Garbaldi Riding Hats from ..........$5 10 to Is 90
The ladies requested call and themselves that
the Goods, though Cheap, are rich and elegant
In my Dressmakng Department, making Dresses
very moderate prices. .~.
Rs-orders from the country promptly attended TO-
. Mrs. NJ. T.. BENSON,
s.' Dressmaker and Mi'liner,
ielS 2p3n l51 Canal up stairs adjoing H. Holiness
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Comm tee.
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Clothing fer the S,sassn.es'.

10 2pst ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Sec'y
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Proceedings
TIRE
OUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven-
ton. lin both langaages and the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER O'DONNELI,
I'll. WHITE HERBERT & ESOOUSSE,
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., f. EZEKIEL
I. FITIWILLlAM.
H-0rders from the country filed AT libera discount
my22 2ptf
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-09
Our Foreign Born Soldiers

The greatest praise is due to the foreign
born soldiers, in the ranks of our army.
Beside the regiments formed exclusively Of
persons of foreign birth, there are more Or
less OF this class in the ranks OF every regi-
ment in the whole service. Ia every in
stance, we believe, have they acted the part
OF brave and loyal patriots. The German
troops in Missouri, the gallant Irish of the
Sixty ninth regiment OF New York, and
the Highland Regiment, deserve especial
mention for their brave and gallant conduct
What a contrast Goes the conduct of the
Pennsylvania Fourth Regiment, whose three
months term of service expired on the eve
of the recent battle, and who deliberately
turned tail and mai ched homeward, present
with that of the brave Sixty ninth, whose
time was also up, but insisted on going into
the fight, and who covered themselves with
glory. They, even now, after suffering se-
verely, are enllsting for the war. Who now
will say that our foreign born citizens are
not entitled to enjoy equal rights and privi-
leges, under our institutions, with the native
born?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-09
Cotton.

The manufacturers of England are taking
steps in nearly all the cotton. growing re-
gions of the world to promote the growth
OF this indispensable material. India, where
the wages of laboring men are only Or
cents day, seems to be the chief sphere of
their efforts at the present. The Bombay
Telegraph and Courier says that special
means have beer adopted to repair and i'm
prove all interior methods of conmunica-
tions by roads, canal, river or rail, and
adds:
The husbandmen of the Punjaub, the ryots
of Bengal the peasants of Southern India, aud
all the jewellers on the lndus, the lrawaddy,
and the 6anges. have been stirred by the It'd
ings of approaching trade. new world has
been opened to Eastern commerce, and new
stimulus given to Eastern industry. The i'm
pulse has been quite electric in its rapidlty and
force. Not minute has been lost in making
a dash for the prize which the Americans have
allowed to slip through their fingers.