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NoueL Suit and Heavy Damages-We learn
that on Saturday last, Col d. d. Mitchell, of this
city, received unmstakabe notice that in one of the
New York courts judgment had been obtained
against him for the sum Of $lS7 000 for spoliations
IN New Mexico during the late war 1t seems
that this is the alleged worth of property taken by
the Colonel in the way Of forage, etc, Tor the use
o. the army. Indemnity was sought for by the
ing in that quarter they made a personal matter of
IT. and sued Col. Mitchell. It is said tina, the
defendant, considering the suit ridiculous one,
did not defend it, and hence the result. [St Louis
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Receipts OF Pr0duce.

Do -four III 49, Do peel. % whisky. u hid: sugar. . hs
/ 30
Receipts OF Produce.
sT LOUIs-Per steamer Pacifc ll5 bbs -four si s.ok,
ST Is b9I Da, fays sfsn4s 4, b5sp
wqod'o ses g. e.. .s; s ss%,.
sei 70 9sI e. u.s.. Scot
sf. sSns aworhi5 bbs beef Marsh, Ran ct SeoM
Il ,s SS, !s sn. TSsTs; W.s
. g P.sos Ny: bS bG lard fuis Es% co
cotton sf Fl II: Pee: g.: 20 We!
Total s. bass Cotton 'sn''''0n 'o-'undr to 0rdr-
sNin.1 ,.lR Burke sss balls. cotton
g ss%s:naas: 81 fF sso.
WA Jo"al Mi%' Ase1 Esaio sp S.! sss
e ill.,. si RssSp s:Ss:; S
%.sT .sslE Rsss: ss Ssss
A;;5sqs,. .,,a ScGais Cessand
fsx ssN Hss R Rs:ssae DO
syass asoi SS Pasts1d w Sss
Da%. SsSs ;s I ..: :s
nsnrInndse Adams-23 Cocks &co-H G Burke &o4-
Fss: E:R L.,
N ssfos ~ % w.:
fHsis HsIss %sEs sSs
Leg CsSPs. Gs91T Bsss,t. gOsy
: ws9 ~ @sse
81 ss:. S sooa
YAZOO stes T.ll~ Oh. oqI
e.! tss..is
n asIssn wses Sso d Bsss
Baosne, ssnssna pFfs eow e
AZ MIenberser-s6 Nugent Nco-3s Payne i HsrsoaH
Bea Lssett Scosi Do M MeoSoSbis bonSSe
aa sesso%G vooIt S GSsp 1.sS0 d.
pSIs Nys BIo ce24 pcs 70 hhds pork kegs ard.
head. Twiehe Nco-s bxs IooSs Baddscks aco
IL bbs pork and sundrss to order.
fayns H.s%.r Gsd DO Ea:ss
So-6 DC Baud Landry-50 IBIS molss.ss Mapero-50
Mtenbeiger &oo-ls bbs molsssss Iexendre FererWo
sundries to order. '
FLATBoATs
-Ses0nd Munietpakftp-
ClNGINNATI-Psr Emmerson's boat: 1852 bbh Hour
0HiO-Per Roberts boat: 1910 bbs flour turses Adam,
isDiANA.Per Jacksons bot 30 bbs flour, 1900 busbe,
50 poatoe. Benton geo. Sco. WV bushels oats in bulk
Memoranda,
The steamer Pacific left St Louis on the llh insIn no,,
ior Neworeans steamers Hannibal, Alton. Banner State
Domestic Ports.
tBy TeleRraphic Dispatch1
en- NEW 9GSkh. Dec l7-Arived ship Memphis, Bunker
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 90, 1851.

Singular and Startling PAsnomenoa.--A cor
respondent of the Lebanon (Tenn.) Packet, writing
from Pikesville, Bedsoe county, in this State,
gives the following account Of a singular freak
Dame Nature has been playing up in the Cumber-
land Mountains:
"In March last, about twenty miles from Pike.
vile, on the road leading to Harrison, Waldens
Bridge commenced bursting up at the first break
or bench from the top Of the mountain. This &C.
cured some time In March last, and the rupture
was accompanied by rumbling noise, not unlike
deep-toned thunder. did not learn whether there
any oscillation or trembling of the surround
ing surface, resembling an earthquake, or whether
the noise and upbreaking were accompanied by tho
usual attendants Of volcanic action. The citizens
were terribly frightened, and though six months
have elapsed, they regard it a. one OF the most
Agh'ful occurrences in nature they have ever wit.
messed.
% | noticed, in my descent from the mountains.
a huge gap in the dense timber that fringes the
side Of the Ridge, extending about two miles in a
parallel direction with the top The gap in the
timber appeared to be about sixty or hundred
ieet in width, and the assure in the earth reached
to an unknown depth, in which trees of the arpest
size were torn up, and enormous rocks, which had
probably lain concealed for ages, were rent from
their primitive beddings and laid bare. There
seems to have been convulsive throe of nature
to relieve herself of the expansive force of con.
~3ped elements, but simply the giving way of part
of the foundation which the mountain rests and
the sinking or settling down Of the unsupported
part on q new basis"
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The Rich Men of Mas,aesmsetts.-In book

The Rich Men Of Massachassetts-In a book
just published in Boston, entitled "The Rich Men
OF Massachusetts" the number of rich men in tina,
State Chose being called rich who are worth S50,-
600 or more) put down a. 1,495. Amount OF
Property owned by do, 1914, $4,000 number
worth over 100000 is; just that sum, s three.
four,hs Of million, l47; number who received all,
or the most, by inheritance marriage, 2sl mum.
Der Of rich farmers, 90; manufacturers, cotton,
wooden, etc etc) 49, merchants and various trades
1853; lawyers, including judges, Is; physicians
81 clergymen, IL brokers, including speculatorsi
80; Publishers, II; editors, a; shoemskers, car
Fnters and ship-builders, Is masons, 8; butchers
and provision dealers, 49, distillers, ID number
\ascertained to be more less benevolent, 1926;
Number Of rich old bachelors, 6S.
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Pc, P0''H '1eess n nut !" tU'SH dUOUI thirty
es from Madrid, on the road 10 Seville. At
pine in the morning, on Sunday, six men.
ksfned aud mounted. took possession of small
In by the roadside, and, after having made their
arrangements, stopped and robbed every person
that passed. By five in the evening they had one
hundred horses and mules shut up within a narrow
space, and forty persons lied hand and foot. They
did not matreat any one, and even gave their phi
soners food. Near the close Of the day postchaise
passed containing two men, ladies and child. They
risd these travellers completely, taking away even
the ladies' mantles and bonnels. At last, when
night had in, the robbers took their departure
<Sarryirg with them nine mules, loaded with BOOTY
nearly 10000 francs. From some words which
Dgh from ole of them, it is conjeclured tina, they
were expecting the arrival of rich family from
Madrid, whom they intended TO hold to ransom.
Fortunately, the expected party took some other
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:, Singular Death.-On Friday, the 2lst ult, Mrs.
Nancy Mulky, wife Of MI. Christopher Mulky, Of
Lafayette county, was walking from the house to
the kitchen with her pipe in her mouth, when she
suddenly slipped and fell upon her face, with such
violence as 10 force the stem Of her pipe entirely
through the neck. After suffering the most excru
Glazing pain, she died on Monday, the 24!h. [St.
Louis Inlellgencer
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list of Vessels in Port Not Cleared,

The First municipality designsd the Ina
ta ~ ne NOS Commences stthe Railroad up.
w s second tIhzl The Nos above
ns No. being Eetboat Landing th. Third fm5 tia In,
No
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;s IL IT,
siion Of The whole ;s@. sssns directly snss Is ns.S.
Mainsprings OF Life,
1s on sona',o which s
Neither v0mits nor Purges, s
nor even nsussaies the delicate stomach caa dive
dated Coianba a' Lac. 6ssob q r. H.
Xsa sss b. s, been I'd with
h and Z =
90 .;1s .,,aI
Ss1s1 lie down ana p .w.i apd
TSs rSs sS;: him Tor
e. c.s%: under Nd Z: %
~ have q.sd the Ectio. Fsbdfas. in great many and
os,Gs S Of q u, e
not hesitate in pronouncins 1t one Of the
Greatest Discoveries Of the Aeo.D
III nsa Il e =
It, s nDo and q. s s1 y. e. Re article
w ss.isniy T. n snd .6oad ds to .ao..
es e, s &
aS q Dap e, z
than twics over without regarding the gsal saving Of Tine
liberal discount will be made to dsales and s.ls qua.
None genuine, without foe siqs SIGNATURE with tAs
yel1p. with the wods Eeetreal FebFifase, A. Kendall
d Co.. Newt rleans "blown in the vial.
C.iUTION-We wish the public 10 be particularly can.
i9us not % purchase anything puspong be EsuisiO
EebfuGe. uRsss bearing the above marks OF
we dsen hess remark, called for in q p
dlngefoua.
A ILL Sisk axloaf E aSsAzsS fis'E r.; s,
sssas 81 e: nd
wholesale and RETAIL at our DEPOT ~ MAG aruo cef Nev
Orleans.
~ sss advertisement ot 'Panain" i.sa a-dAW
ROCKERS BITTERs-40 cases. landing and
y for vale By ldl7 til sAM'L WOLFF. @ Camp q.
SALMON-2O bbls. No. Salmon, for sale by
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TObaccO-The market has continued quiet espsoialv
during the last three days. the very cold weather being
vorabe for showing samples and the demand also being lin.
ited The sales have been about 700 hhds including 81 hhds
at ga 10 ats 34 in three lots. at 200 at g. at 81
at 7a 4a ~. and bids frosted at 203c y In prices
we can perceive no change requiring decided alteration
in our quotations, which For Frosted, 20 BIO
Lugs. 3%94& Leaf, Inferior and Common, 6<f05h ;
Fair to Fine, 6061s; Choice. 6x07Ko y ID.
sugar-The supply Of sugar has been more limited
during the week. and with fair inquiry prices have been
quite frm though without any quotabe improvement The
sales have reached about $500 hhd OF which COO taken
Yesterday mostly at quotations. with tendency to out
side figures Inferior to Common, 203k Fair to Fully
rar. sssSAs Prime and Choices, 4h@5Hc pib.
weeks receipts, 4lll hhds-exports, 253
Moiaases-The receipts large during the early mart
Of the week. and as holders apprehensye of an
ocR they showed willingness accent rather easer ,at.
prices accordingly fell to 2i.O2,xc y saIon win ~.
dung Saturday, Monday and Tuesday of about 5000 hi,
I'm wednesday, however, the supply becume limited and
market recovered its former mnsss the day..
ID bbs. at 2ac gallon Tor prime sr,jcle Tbs
continued firm on Thursday and yesterday the sa. of ,bs
two days embracing 400 bbs making the total business ~
the week $500 bbs We noticed sale Of nf.or and
dark qualities in tho early part of the week At 200slc .
gaon and plantation. 900 gallons for the west At 2c
Weeks receipts, .56l bbis--e1pors. 1850.
Fl0uP-Ths Flour market. owing to the account from
tss Wet Of the suspension Of river navigation. has bssa
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Great Excitement
NaE celebrated MADAME LAMONT, from Barpum's Nu,.u
NswYsrk from her vis,,
9a and hoas her daily court At The Circus
street, petveee feido and Poydrss
she wish = be niormed Of Wonderful most sc,en
uhc principles Fhrenoofy and Pamsy The her favor
ape and correct prediction Mile Lind during her sny
NewOeans has created the gesss exclsmen vhe
ever Known The long residence Of Madame Lamont in pdoaan
ana ner With Eastern Magi have given ad
vantage occult knowledge in bs
- Persons having important suits pending viii fnd !.
their advantage give her Z call. ~ "~
Ame L stay this CT being limited, she has reduced her
p..s.. 70 .oc. ol Lanles ant ~ for Genlemen ns 6m
.yu,. Dancing Academy.
III III Il Mr. p. CLlSSEY ectfuiiy informs the lad.
&K and gentlemen Of NewOTieans that his Uapcpe Acadsm,
now open at No. i$ roydras street. between 81 .Clare
and Carondelet will teach all the mos
fashionable Dances vogue. " ~ 'A''
Cisss for gentlemen haf-pest6 every nirht
Dzzness Of the head entirely cured IN WALKING. MIA 3m
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G, ga.
\ ROSIERE, corner of Common and St. Charles stres,,
NO. W. Professor OF the noble art of sell defence nj
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ORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
'runEaso6T8 v' N.-LoNsITuDEsO o W.--inTime 81

CRESCENT OrHCr
Saturday Morning. December N 1851.
Cleared Ysstsrday.
nteInsiional. Brown. Liverpool, yPMtitney Aco
Fiana. Clausspn, BOston, G w Hvnson
silas Holmes, Coffin, NewYork, Cohen
Ter Cus,ila, Stapler Columbus (Geo) via Apalach.
bla. A Morton Eco
mer Alabama, Roberts. Montgomery. Mcdowell, Jr Nco
Arrived
There were no arrivals from sea yesterdayl
% sTEAhBOArs.
= Caldo Dmitry, from Donaldsonvills.
Glendy Burke, White, from Vicksburg.
hatcher No Q. Leathers. from Hard Times.
Pacific, Fithian from 81 Louis.
st James. Phelps from Yazoo City.
Indiana, Haldsman, from Cincinnati.
Talahatchee, Wiley, from Yazoo City.
-
Exports
BosTON-Pes ship Diana: 1908 bales cotton, HOS hides.
binds ssl bbs molasss $40 do beef % do whisky,
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NEW YORk-Per ship Silas Holmes: $40 ha,es cotton
hhG. w bb poases, 200 do pork 800 pigs lead
LivERPOOL-Per ship International: 37l2 bales cotton
LivERPOOLcPers ship VIM Mellon: 1888 bales cotton.
..MONT0OMERY-Pers steamer Alabama: hhds sugar.
g % bacon 200 bbs whisky. 800 gs wheat l5J do COM
sso do coffee la5 bbs lard. is do flour. 50 bags ,a will
MBU5 -Per steamer ussa: 145 bbls moIasses 1872
oacon H6 bxs cheese. 19 pks furniture l67 pigs mdse
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Speeds

FEVER TONIC,
with which any one,
without any paFticulai
knowledge OF medicine,
is enabled to cure any Of
the ieveFs incident to Q
Southern climate, in
rom TWO TO TWENTY
HOURS.
Tina a nasu a.a.A.-
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mAakEv.

JEFFERSON CRY.
Fnfay Evening, December Is. 1851,
Arrived since last Friday 6s5 Western, Attasapas and
Texas Besves. 6l5 Sheep 1858 Hogs Al Cows 3s4 Cave.
and Year inga
The market well supplied during tho week. but prices
owing to advice from the rivers have advanced
fair supply of Beef Cattle remains in Market with mode
rate supply Of Hogs Sheep and Mich Cows and but few
Calves.
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SHIPPING.

"a EOR NEW YORK . With Quick Dspa,ch-
M.... fas. sailins r.su., p.cket s6p HGMBOiOT.
e, ssse sr rad FeiSs o. board will a z sScys 20 at
poefo, Opposite the Vesesbe Market, Pi Munjcipsity
OTTO ldll q. q. BO0ERT co. 70 Camp 81.
E& fas niins ship JOHN TOOLE, nusiss, ms. s-.
aG %es apply e roo,v
IA fOh 81. hi,lvkhP0Tl.Tbe gpeE,gr Al new and
master. will leave q above For freight or pas sage,
having superior accommodations, apply to
NIB ofto LEVI II. GALE.
FIJI WAATED--A Schooner Of aboot 10 tons cepa-
1k city, 70 load for some pofts In the Gulf Apply 70
90 " :. HART CU. - Tcb0auifcuIss a.
II 81 III II 81
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND RE.
MITTANCE OFFlCE-Ths undsrignsd ct hs old
aoned once, continues 70 eccomnodats psd1s dopous
@ rsmlng money to tn friends in Ensfand Ireland o.
scoand with sterling szi dra. payabs any Lost town
" he ABOVE named kinedom. and in to salt He aIpo
- ~. : continue. bayiSs brought from Liverpool
vHe a. d s By addre.ns letter Oospa to the
ho JOHN TOOLE. Is Bank Place.
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Cotton and Tobacco Statement,
s,o,u nv ,,,,. Co.. ,e,, Cotton bales. Tobacco. hhds
S.ock on manu-, sept !, lodi lb.s90 1851
previously AIS, 3a9-47s,s74 a,S4l. 1858
e,,,,,., NINA. ., ,o, 49iA4 . 4Ss
previously .......S l6,o0i-36I, Osi r4aS=ls45l
Stock on hand. not cleared ..,.....l33.l7O 1855
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NOTICING bills paid BY steamer Post Bow
unless an order from the captain.
ms I'm REM CROOKs

= une5s al Ofuef N0m Inc captain.
ms i'm REM CROOKS
k. I. B. PlNCRAkD, Uor sixteen years a
~, T., paG,ioI s Of Medcas in e1n. on Ky having
Of bis prpeson the West and Souh and for the last iSus
years at Pas hnsan. offer. his prof ona rvices ill The
LIST OF June ls62 to the citizens Of New Orleans and s
visio and after the LIST Of the residents and visitors
at Pas- Chnslian Dr. r having had mlch practice and
experiences in Obstetrics and Female Dea es and also having
pad attention the proper and cure Of
such " ~
~ Re dence. at the veranda Hotel Office No. 10 Ct,
Chues street, stairs, No. "a. Orders left At the
office Of the Vsranda the slate the door No
Office and room, No. q. dls A.
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AUCTION SALES,

Fine Mahogany and Walnut Furniture, and
Rosewood Piano Forte.
By WIN. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
-. At No. II Dauphn street.
ATURDAY. December 30, II o'clock-Wi be sold al sue
~ ton " ~ ~ ~ a"--
foe Rosewood PLANO FORTE and large ,,xormen, Of
fine Mahogany and Walnut FURNlTukE, coas,Ipr SOFAS
Chairs Rockers Centre and other Tables Trie
BEDS ead and Bediing Ann scretae Wsshsand
carpets and Gl,.s
are and every article ApIetainng furnished dwehny
Sale positive, account The immediate departure Of lie
-r~''~~ - ''N
II Terms cash and immediate delivery. dlT
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~ 4 New Orleans and Haydn sara Poke
steamer 81. CHARLke-The nsw, sue,
q Ior and Twin rannns passenger pacAet steamer
h:s trp. on WEDNESDAY EVENING" the o IN
hSayys9bs, q o'clock. and continue 70 Ieaye on rUR
WEDNESDAYS. Returning, leaves bayou sara On
Mondays and ThuBdays after the anvsl the cara The
utmost coincidence can be placed in boat and strict Al
isnlIon will be paid TO all business inrussd TO her, F0s
freight or passage, apply on board, or to =
Ms T. b. SMITH "a Povdras nj Z
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tBy Telegraphic Dispatch.]
from NswOrlean,. ~ ''' ""n"e'
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WANTED.

WANIED-A Silk Miner one who thor
w opghly understands the business osn hear of rood
sluan9n BY applying at the MI nerv establishment Of
dlo b. MRS. NJ. BRYAN, los Cana strest.
WANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
" CREOLE Cook; for whom fair price will be paid
vLC0s
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NsS n Regular OuAchita Passenger Pack q
l@3$3e5$A2 steamer STORNY-for Camden, Champag
- mole, Trenton. Monroe, Columbia, Harrison
burg intermediate landings the Ouachta and Baci
hlvers-Ihe superior and swift running passenger packe
steamer STORM. II. " Watts, master. now IN pori re
celv'ng freight, and will eays on SATURDAY, the Ntl
nsiant at O'Clock r. N. For freght passage apply q
board. or to [dls] T. u. SMITH, "a Poydlas T.
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MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS.

THE undersigned have lease the MISSISSIP
L Pl SPRINGS lori term of year.. The ssablish ~. :
ment Is undergoing thorough repairs, and extensive -
tor onthe 1t Of May; They haye also secured Ia
sseavloss Of CAPr GLAThRAY, late Of tie Lske kSsv
any, No pains expense will b spared to render 49,
abe summer The virtues Of tho Wsao1 ara vsl
known to need comment.
These Springs aituatcd in Kinds coapty. N;n IN
miles west OF Jackson, sx miles soulh Of Cnoe o0S ~
Cooper's Well. 1850 1850
HACKS always in readiness to convey v;,oru IN IL.
Raymond
Raie cf Roavd nnv North ~
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Domestic Ports,

Inc steamer Pacific left st Louis the 1lth ns.-n bort
ivr NewOrleans, steamers hannibal Alton Banner State
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u.r 4 ttegular h cd hivcr Packet steamer
La2ES OhCkOl4A-For Shreveport Grand Ec.rs
. snd Aiesandra.r.e ssperioi bgI! ar,ughi
above on SATURDAY, 10Th in laut al o clock r. N,
ror freight cr pas,age, apply on boa.u, orto
GU 4. u. SMlfH. "a Poydras st.
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~ h Rsynu Macon,, Tsnsss and Black
I'm dr.. dI,s'usht Passeaser steamer SWAN. J.
landings on TUESDAY s3d inst, at 5PM For ifsrht or
Rs hnvlns ns aceo%moda1ns agpy board foot
corner Of Graver and New I.evee streets.
u Shippers and planters may rely on this boat remajn
ing the trade during the entire seaaOn die
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-RsT n. Regular Ten Day New Orleans and
II -, Napoleon PACKET steamer CUNCOhDlA-
For Napoleon, Bolivar, GEORGETOWN, Coium.
p,a SieenVhe, Lockpor rrnceton Lake Providence,
all Plantations and Intermediate landngsThe superior
aa9 ~ rqanns regular passenger packet steamer CON
CohDl a, Mm Gable, master, will leave above
goIts on SATURDAY, the 2Jih INST. at O'Clock NJ For
les q ps'ssss aBpy On board ieot Of S1somhopse
orSTONE WALWORrh, 81 Tchoupilou az st.
sI The Concorda will be ready receive freight hi,
Ill
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., =. NeeAs.''s.''ssss..,.s...... ~ /
mhN W.T. SXNFi;RiYi 4. iwaviiif.js;ioxx

mhM WI sANFGRD WILSON.
TINTED STATES TIMBER AGENT
The underlined having bean sRpoipsd Agent for IL
preservation Of Live Oak and Other Timber growing
Public Lands, will vigorously al Violations q d
law by tIesPasses. All communications mua - Mr.
mh3 W.T. 7. B. THORPE, U. q. Timb9 Aessf
WEI. kObkRTs. AuFus. =. no WELL.
ROBERTS q HOWELL, Attorneys at Law,
have formed partnership In the practice Of ,hss pse.
Office. n CommerciaI Place
They refer to Goyereo. loaeph Waks Willis e. Pike,
baton Rouge; a. e. Mill, e A Neain, a. Frank, Gel.
Oakey Hswkns. j. H. Palmer Co. r. q. Fayap 6 ca
McRae, Codmal = Co, 7. x. rsics, Esq., Jekn HolD9
Ed. Ho1. !ea9e nlcCaleb. NewO 1lsenA aus eoW
IMHO4EANT TO PLAnTERS.
MZE would EespeetnllY call the affnntian # Ia
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~. n neguI., PFinccton Weekly Monday

L@ReEac packet Saxon, ]: Il. Es.ss. maa,sr-ru.
4.aSs: MS.sp's Bend. veI:bug. Wasn o. Grand Guii.
Donsdsonvile and ali intermediate landinssoTSs essso,
phSmsnss' Ms;ss%sr SAXON will positively cave ior the
freight or passage. apply on board, or to
STROTHER b BROS. Is Poydsas st.
" The clerk OF the steamer Saxon will commence 70
ceylng Saturday morning. opposite Crosman ereet
the Wharhngers ofcs. She will take freight for ZOO
River, win the privilege OF re-8hlppinG, llo
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STEAMBOATS,.

. ~ = Oonalds0nviIIe Packet T1yee Tines
~ Wcek.-The steamer CADDO, j. DuiitYy
master. viii leave New Orleans Tor The nkoyc
place, Follows:
MONDAY, BAN. "WEDNESDAY, 9A.M. SATURDAY BAN.
Returning. will leave Donald onvie-
TUESDAY. A. II. THURSDAY 4. n. SUNDAY A. NJ
Fer freight and passage, apply on board oyto
Chs. DEBLANC,
dl I'm MARTiN CtlRiHiN Il Hse'
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ffaT l. He'd lied River, Alexandria and a,
inte1medlute landings - The new and ve,I
IL Light Sl3nches) draus hit sfeamery EN- UKE,
an MISTER, will run from the mouth OF Red Rivef a.
e. IN connection with the Ee Jefferson Fo,
freight or passage, apply to
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lGlssaH3 Montl9meIy aud Wetumpka packet s,ssme
q ALABAMA. Z. Roberts, Jr master, viii
hel regular tps about LIST Of November
and vii continue DUNG the season. leaving this pOr
bama |. entirely new and elegantly finished and was bull
ex.ssy Tor the trade her peculiar adaptation and ony
experience OF Capt Robef, give TO ship
peIs and EassenseF Of punetualty accommodaton
safely MS Line OF boats prepared tregb
designed Tor them, at their large warehouse Shell Road I'D.
Ut the Canal, on application ~
nj If MCDOWELL IT, 4 CO IA povd,,..,
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h ss.m., ,TI2s,s:X XIck'Salsv R.p1eI

L@3eSt Y. &; WA;IKISs-ForM smphis. Hsi.ns,
Napoleon. Columbia, Grssnvili-, Prnceton
and all The superior and sw running pas es ger
steamer u f. WS.kins y. Frost. master. will leave Ior
dI9 T. SMITH, 81 P0ydras ct.
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NJ u For Opel0usas and eimmspOrt,- - ne
LESat14S52 good, safe steamer ANNA, Johnston, mas
lei, Will leave Tor the above SATURDAY
mine. Old River. bayou GLASSES, and ali on n.
For freight passage apply on board or 10