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Fire in Braffleboro'. The dwelhug-housc
'8o barns, and other out-bulldines of Mr. Coos,
Bmtileboro' were burned on Tuesday last
Loss $500 or $4,000 Insurance, $1,000.
GA Frenchman who had hired horse in
Burlington on the oh inst, to 20 few miles
vent with hun to MIddlesex where he snapped,
an off, and proceeded TO Bethel He was there.
'rrested, taken TO Montpelier, and lodged in jail.
the freemnu says he sa very hopeful candidate
tor the honors Of " indsor
Suicide 5y Dro,cning On the night Of the
18th INST. Nr. Little of Greensboro VI, and Mr..
w. y Knapp of Duchess Co, New York, broke
alt of the Vermont Asylum and escaped. Mr..
.htlc returned home, and it was supposed that
Mr. Knapp had returned home also. ON Satur-
day morning last the body of man was discov
cred floating in West River about half mile
from the Asylum, which was identified as being
'hit OF Mr. Knapp The body appeared as if 1t
h.d been in the water about two weeks. An
inquest was held before Joseph Steeu. Esq, and
la jury found verdict that Knapp came to his
e,aih by drowning himself
1t appeared m testimony before the coroner, that
ae insanity OF the deceased was accompanied
by suicidal propensity, and that he had preyi-
pisly attempted 10 commit suicide by throwing
himself into well - BTdtteboro Eagic. 3ist nh.
"Sum SnGir."-About a week ago, Mr.. Isaac
Blrber. Of Guilford killed fiy SIR black snakes
On ledge or pile OF rocks near his house. They
were from three TO SIX and half feet long
Under one Of the stones which were upturned IN
search of the reptiles, were found fifty eggs OF
We same loathsome race, which were also de-
moished. We begged hard to be excused from
believing the whole of this story, but our inform
,nt wouldn't throw off a single SNAKE Mr..
Barber certainly deserves well Of his country.
H.
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thinning Golden Opinions. The Montpelier
BRASS Band tnew) appeared for the first time a.
broad at the recent jubilee of the Lamolle Co
Grammar School We quote the following from
the report Of proceedings:
aThe Band gnve grand concert in the eve
ming during which they did themselves honor,
As they had done the evening before, during the
Students Exhibition, and during the day We
take great pleasure in recommending tie Mont
Keller Brass band" as one every way worthy any
amount Of patronage"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10

The Gran .Noaniain Cdiw-isi, Monthly Pc
riodloal of 80 pages, published at Mddebury,
w.. by D. II. Bassett 81 Co. The principal wri-
tiers and contributors are Horace Eaton, NJ. D.,
Rev. $. Morgan, Thomas 5. Pearson, John NJ.
Weeks. G.. II. Cleaveland, NJ. d., II. T. Robin
son. Almon Lawrence Terms, s per annum,
in advance. The object Of the work is, says the
publishers, TO avail ourselves Of the knowledge
and experience of our own farmers--to build up
our Mechanical business, end to guard the gen
erl interests of the State Success to the Cul-
furist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10

Prepared, or Patent Medicines. After describ
ing, and explaining, aud writing volumes on
tbs subject, it comes to the one plain and simple
description at last they that do, or they Tat do not
cure or relieve the patient Judging from the
references in the advertisement in another col
unn Of DR.. stephen Jewett's Family Medicines,
We recommend them to be tried by those aiilict-
Cd with chronic diseases.
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Brighton MARKET. Hume 3.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adveuiser
Market 655 BeefCao leo Stores 22i0 Swine and a00O
sheep.
rHirrs. Beef Caule.-Wr quote to correspond with
lest Nees, VIZ; EIirs 90 s7,2j d,st quality $3.50
q t15i second quail so g 25 thiri - a G75
Working 0xen--Salrs SO, &C, 20. o. no, snd ll2.
Cows md cnives-soios s2O, "a, -, 81 80 aud -.
Storss--No Sscs noticed
Sheep and Iumhsslcs ofod nnd Young together - 70
3i25 onl 3 IS OLD sheep 3, 50 and f,5).
swine Ohio Shoat. 20 p9dde, 3 Ter hsfin,s, 3
"a for small -ptinr pies ffofn Go II - Al
retail shoais7 aud 81 spring pigs hon 10 To lac.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10

The Plough, The Loom and The .4ara, publish
ed By F. 6. Skinner and NJ. French ~ York,
one OF the best Agricultural publications Of the
day, is on our table, fun of useful matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10

C. The weight of Bull Calf belonging to
\. g. Sherwin Of Stowe, at y hours old, was
l2 pounds. Breed, half Ieriord.
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The Student, for June, is received published
by Fowler g. Wells, ~ Y, and edited by n. A.
Calkins-a good work for the young. S year
m advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10

.No,ion's Literary Gazette and Publishers Cir
cplar, for May, is useful assistant to those
who wish to keep pace with the progress of lit
AZURE.
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4tlorriaQcs.

Al Chelsns. by Rev. r. s. Hubbard M Ailon soiii.,
aud Miss sarHh VI. GOODWIN ali OF Cn~i.ea
Also by he .ame, May L. Edward stanley, Esq. nfso.
Roy aad Miss Maiiah Drmshy. Of Was kingston
Also, as South 3oyalon, Mav 25 Dsniel s,alIns Eso
Allen, ESQ. 3. Royahon
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.hh-Sareyy Contention at nest Randolph-
The proceedings. in full viii be found on the
first page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10

u Hon. Thomas Bartlett, Jr- Member of
Congress from this District, is at home, attend
ing The County Court at Danville.
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which will sell for the nanufactufers AT the lowest
wholesale city pfices
Also, PRINTS, GlNGHAMs, DE LANES, DENNIS,
CLOl HING, TWEED add other Goods, At Wholesale city
cash prices. LYMAN KING.
May ., lt5a. n
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FROM NEW YORK

SToRRs a LANGDoN viii return irew New York this
,;ooi. May 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-10
. Napoleon Dynasty,
OR
THE HISTORY
THE BONAPAkTE FAMILY.
BY THE BERKELEY MEN.

CONTENTS:
i-ORIGiN OF THE BONAPARrEs.
al ALN-CORSICA.
3--CARLO AND LGTlTIA.
observation-disclosures
5-JOsEPHiNE. fp
OMAHA Louisa, Expresses
7-JOsEpH-kihg Of Naples and SPAIN
And JULIA CLARY.
6-li CtEN--ihe Scholar aud Prince. CHRISTINE
Roy Err aud MADAME IuBERTuON.
9-LpUls-king Of Holland and HORl ENSE BEAU
HARNAlS.
WURTEMuURG
lie IA BON APARTE-Duchcss Of Tusoany-PAS-
CAL EACCHIuCuf.
ia-pNuLt NH-Panoess BORGnEsE end tho Prince
BpBGilESE.
i3--cARol NE--ouseo Of Naples and MARSHAL
MUNAr.
A-CAEDlNAL FFsCH-Brothsr Of Msdano Letitia.
l6-NOUNG NAPDi EuN--krg ct Rome.
u LOUIS NArOLEOr- Pr sidemt Of France.
Bonaparte agan rules France No complete history Of
this wonderful hmy has uniil Tins work,
which is intended supply the deficiency. II is derived
from the ost authentic materials OF which have been
obtained ffou private this country und Europe
exclusively for This work. Il prepared bg several literary
men Of ability aud taste, end uuHeshed by eighteen foe
po7tiaits of the Rcu.pares IL embraces fui, brilliant
and authentic life OF t,oUIs NAPOLEON, Prince P,cs
dent
p. 5 NOW IN PRESS, 10 one handsome Octave vol
of about sOO pages Pnce co. aud Will issued very
soon by
CORNISH, LAMPoRT CO.,
Publishers PARK Place.
New York, April p, 1859. 70
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PATENTS.
q FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE u <. PATENT OFFICE,
wAsHiNGToS,
No "a Stnte street Hgston.


No. 22 state street Boston.
1910 the subscriber appointed blythe Commis sion
4 of Patents, Agent OF .hu l.. :. Patent Office, In
eordanee with the 10Th section of Act Of 1851.
Having ielngushod tho Agescy for the transmission OF
Models adopted ekpeditious mode OF sending
them to Patu0t Oce uherebg PatfHt be
400 AZ r rseks earlier he forward them
.Npanseto prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assign
men and all the necessary PapeTs and Drawings tor Pa
tents reader advice legal aud scientific matters
respecting the Putents secured 10 Europe and other
countries.
expense ofa journey Washington delay there
well all pcrsonal trouble Ia obtaining their Paton-
They also have the advantage Of reaAg explaining hef
and OF une ~ fespeotio ihe matters "a
geacral Of pardmOHHf importance srtfT 10 obtaH eoreet
aud claims. The oNPerenee of srteea years
&C. on subjects the Patent Laws, and patents
of different countries, collected al much expense autg
tho long time ibis oco has boon established iogehaf win
accounts hcro kept Of INVENTIONS patented Wilmington,
tho subscriber afford 10 inventors desiious OF pro
curing paea assistance and Information, WHICH, IA other
respects, might bo difhcut Of attainment.
n. a. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents.
Uashineton JsIy 81, Isf9.Durng the time occupied
the once OF Of Patents, n. u. EDDY Esq,
Bosen did business q, the fatent once a. Solicitor oi
procuring Pntunt There were lew, persons aeting
IN RAJ capacity who had much business before the Pa
tent Once and there who oondue ted Il with
more skill fidelity aud success. regard MI. EDDY one
OF the informed and sk fu Patent Solicitors Ia
United States and have hesitation ia assuring Ia
that hoy cannot employ efeon more competent
aad ustwofihY aud capable of Puiting thsi aPpea
tiona fofm secure for them oay and iasoTable
EDMUND BURKE,
Lite Commissioner Of Patents
Boston, Scot. 3, 1851. 81"
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WHITE LEAD.
InTPORTANT TO THE PUBLICI

Tho following 0dvetti~cmen published NAV, 1919,
10 thu " iston Daily Timcs, other
IN he United states, BY James g. Wilson, E.q the
Of The Woodwork Patent, shortly after had advcui.ed
NY PATENT STATIONARY CUTTER. PLANNING
rONGuEiNG, AND GROWING MACHINE" through
on Tho I'm ind SlnIc.-
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1000 Bags Butter Salt,

A Lso, white rock salt iof
~ OF Tess under the market.
May 81.
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"pLANgyC yVACugNES.


% TAKE The method of answering the fequen, inqui
res by letter aud Otherwise, to my opinion upon
The various notices through the papers OF The Stationary
knre Piuning Machines attempted be palmed Oft
several persons guorant If their worth.
Tor he information Of the nquires that they will nni sub
staniay tbs machns offered bv several pr defending
described tine i0tb Volume the Repsrtoy OF
Arts invented by Samuel Heuhau, Ia the year 1871. ko
machine patented IL this country by one kuger,
sixteen since, aud another up by Albert Rich
ards, of West Troy, n " and abandoned sbaui the
tune. II ought q satisfy the public know that AFTER If
tyuight wears experimenting these machines,
IN u Of any value tor the purposes Contemplated.
- will furnish Stationary Knife Machine equal
IN use, any offered by the etonding tors
the cost Of the machine aud per trouble
JAMES q. WILSON,
May 70. $40. Philadelphia -
deny thai any person heard Of such
chine mine until invented he said achino
operated tn the monh onsust lsis AID machine be-
fore this could do much work and do wolf niue.
n reps To the above udverseme and order that the
public be that what say will oner to
pledge ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS against equal
mount from said Wilson, thai ONE Of my mtchiues will
pline, tongue aud groove with tho iess poWer
much lunhe IN the time, and do WE'LL better
than TWO Of the " Woodwork" chimes. The trial
he made Steam Mil, border ST. East Boston, Mass
al such other place be for such trs
JOSEPH r. WOODBURY..
East Boston, MassAugast u, 1851. dolly.
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WATCH MAKING.
Merchants & Milliners
600 BONNETs,

IAN FIND Large assortment Of MILLINERY GOODS
at the Peoples store Just bought with CASH ia New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

DESPERATE RUN--A couple of cars that used
for carrying stone, drawn up to Cohoes NewYork
on the Schenectady road few days since and there
to be unloaded and then back without any engine
Two men got on board of them and started down
but hndng they were coming too fast they suddenly a
pied the brakes and broke the chain which held the
block to the Wheel and instead of stopping the Roadway
it was rapidly increasing One Of the men the peril
OF his life eaped from the train, and slightly hurt
the other chose to his risk for life death final
fetching Of the lightning train of which he both
passenger and conductor On went the train faster and
faster while passenger was made to catch for breath
and objects flew by if shot Of gun He got upon
the hind end of the last aud laid himself down feet
forward couple Of loaded with wood were stand
ing on the track on Green Island, and thus collision
took place When the struck the like
dart number OF rods from the train but
Ing he discovered that worth two dead men vet
although his steed was pretty we'll banged up.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


ST Ou!S-Per steamer Honduras los bales hemp Wood
10 sbs apples 50 bngs potatoes Duhans Wam.74
&eo9 bb -four. Wright Williams pkgs secomb voor
2S9 do Kennedy Foste packages bills -four
Ao va, do aPpe se
Wes5l SKIS wheat no orie Gayle do Turner
sundnes to order.
steamer Fanny Smith pcs bagsng IOo coils
eGps scan rsp b ao IS hams boxes eo
do on,oes 20 do apples onions onuv
S B.es DO sgs kegs butter bb
berger &cos do IS Perddo wl Edwnds-47 coils
roPe Geddes- bb hnxsecd Feaher.on
apples Pauu7 hhd tobacco owen Dykers aec2 do
pssmsn acos7 bales cotton Bradley Wilson 4ess do Pickett
l46 bales cotnn-s hhds tobacco.
RED RIvERPer steamer Jones: ~ bale. cotton Feoes
1000 Bogert Foley Avery27 Hill5 jackson &eo
Aeo lenbeger dco--4 do Pas1usr acos d.
Jonas2 Cao-2 Ar MltenbergeI-Total,
LoUsvIIIEPsr steamer Stacy 1856 bales cotton John.
hhds tobacco Hewitt Norton aeo-s do Givens4 Feowes
Turner, Wilson bbls pork Kelly cenynghem 4 do
lard. IS cks bacon & Moons pkss Marsh,
RED RIvERPer Yennre % bales Wright Wi
Eiawknsll Rugeey, Blair co- ll0 Cleveland Bro,
&cos Bnnder Williams cos do Purs &o4s bbls -four
BAYOU SARAPer steamer Emperor: 10 bales
Enests Wright Williams co7 iy swine Green 6co~
z Gerard &co5 Payne airson- Msuard vignapd-Ioa 80
bales cotton. " '' "
DoNALDsoEyLLE Aiusic II bales cotton elv
do moss Ssbatier6 do Pasquer sugar oco
10 do 80 bbs moasse Darby Tremoness hhds sugar
Walkers N bbs ska poatoeg IA do re
IapeTe x Ferre-slndries to order
MOB1LEPr St Charles cotton Hcoo
hhds sugar, 8 bblH do A Rnggod. "
steamer Florida; cotton gins Carter
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIp,ERPOCL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE
Thursday Morning, September O. 1852. !
CoTToN-The market continued excited yesterday,
and the sales up to 2lGo bales at prices still
favor Of factors. We now quote as follows
CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. g. Middling Fair II @l1A
S MiddIny g 81 Fair ana v.,r l@n
Good Middling ..1o1s i0loss Good and Fine o.
Stock on hand hand; Sept. i, 1852 - 1874
yesterday. 956-1o999 7O= 1123
2o,5sl 1887
:. yesterday. ......... 256- 6161 D. IT'S
Stock on hand not cleared. ....... .14,370 1909
ToBAcCo-We heard of 200 hhds sold, of which 1853
hhds: q at Az 81 at Az, 80 at 59 and Is at 6l 10
hhds at Ak, and 20 hhds at $40 D fb.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-We noticed only retail sales
at former prices.
FLOUR-Quiet and the principal sales were 200 bb,s
Superne st Louis at 81 90 and 1876 ditto fancy brand
on private terms.
GRAIN-Corn was steady, and 1900 sacks solo, in sew
era lots, at 5s60t y bushe. Of Oats 400 sacks st,
Louis brought 36e p bushel... Bran heavy with
sales of 700 sacks at SOMS5a y 100 Ii.
PROVISIONS-Holdcrs were realizing S22 90 IA Dbl for
small lots of Mess Pork Bacon dull and retailing
at 1880 % fb for Sides, and SIZE for Shoulders. OF
Lard 200 kegs Inferior sold at TO- and rs kegs
u tb.
COFFEE-4oO bags Rio sold at s1S& p 1b.
CANDLES-We noticed a sale Of 40 boxes Star at 22$
p b.
BAGGING AND ROPE-7O pieces and 70 coils sold at
13k and 6'44, time and interest
LARD o1L-some lots were sold at $50 y gallon.
FREIGHTS-We noticed engagements of part cargoes
by two ships for Liverpool at 716d for Cotton giving
away the consgnments
EACHANGES-Demand slightly improving;
Sterling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1ooH611o,.
NewYork sixtyday Bills. ,....,,.Iis6i1 Va ct disc
Sight Checks on Newly ork .... Z H. IT. disc Mna,
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ENTERING PLACES.
EoR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS.

ENOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, 49,
- PASS CHRISTIAN AND MISSISSIPPI CITY
CHANGE OF HouRs-on md after Monday, sth of
oeptetnbe the steamer CALIFORNIA will the
watering psee. The balance 9 Il. .s.oa az below The yor low
pres for the Lake rade with splendid
Pontehartran Railroad aafollawa:
EVERY MONDAY EVENING. the O'Clock Cars
:. sATrpPPhn ! rvvx,v;c, ''.-......-...
Returning, will leave Biloxi EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY MORNING at o'clock and SUNDAY EVENING
For freight or passage appyto
je25 r, GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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BALIZE,

FOR SOUTHWEST PASS, BAL1zE
- and all intermediate landings The regular
packet steamer FASHION, Cnpt. will leave
above EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. o'clock Of 10
o'clock heretofore Returning will leave
Pass Monday morning o'clock reaching
sday afternoon. " aula i'm
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE.

PAsossE p'onIsAs. MEfGfsN NO. iaiis.
I'm VERB dun writ de feri facias moi
\ address6 par honoHble
paruisse
vendro encan caf de Sama. encoisnurs Pos.
Baronne lie SAAEDI. IL Septenhre, 1889.
uN CERTAIN Lon DE fERRE TIssE .dsas
les ousent . PreIcr
sseouds Mnniepalii Dc " vile Nou,slls
Johnson dsignd ie dcs l. psn it
Hnger 20 1889 deposs dams IL huysa a. p F. M
noc public; lie dit lot pieds
Hgnsa
plsda Lures
~ Csndsioas eompsart. GEoR91F rEARSQN%s g
auto % sep1I Constable, eecande CnuK de
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CONSTABLEs SAVE. s|I

s.eesR 5sssss
RY VIRTUE of writ Of feri fneias to me
directed BY the Hononorahls
Pence FOR the Pnish Of Orisan in the ebova entid WI
sell public auction
Of Poydr.s and Barcne streets
IL o'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. With EHAaM
with other Improvements thereon, situated Flint
Municipality the city New Orleans number
bounded by Peddo
by the number twelve, the
1882 and deposited IN the cs Of D. Notary
said lot measuring Enslish feet
and lines front johnson hundred knd
fee. three inches deep between parallel li5ss
Terms cash. GEORGE +. PEARSON
aus 23 sspI1 Constable Second J1stlcess C11xt.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Wednesday Evening, September s, 1852.
The market is bare of Hogs, and there ia Init f.w
Western Cattle and moderate supply of Texas on sale
with firm prices fair stock of Sheep, but few Mlch
Cows:
-PRlCEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly .......... Gao H net
(Texas, etc. .............3641sc u is net
Hogs also Ha ii net
SHEEp.. 81 756D$3 so % head
Mich Cows. $256DS50 y head
CALVES YEARLINes. IS 500$S SO IA head
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EDUCATION.

- "OPENS LIST Sept.-Englsh and French
IL u INSTITUTION FOR VOTING LADIES AS BoARDERs AND
D PUPILS ST. LOUIS STREET. Directed by the MISSES
ALLISON from Lonuun For the Terms, Of the Professors
apply at the lnsiiu
Reteruceson Judge McCaeb. Pr University
Eewl, j. Anshn Esq., Tmoulet, Esq, Locket ESQ A.
Garrere Hon John Sdel Samuel j. Peters, Esq Horace
mack, Esq, Esra Levy, Esq.
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, or
~ DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Mrs A. L. PAGAUD, PdnepaTha second Annual Session of tn
Institution will MONDAY,
present location prytana street.
and vi be removed he fist October the large brick building
Tvoli Circle between Triton Walk which
have received extensive alterations additions designed
hing desirable
venence for the accommodation OF Bo4rders.
Ii is the this Institution facility
requirement thorough English Education
and Modern Languages AIus md Drawing.
Mrs P
has heretofore received
Competent Teachers employed
Circulars containing ready
ton in 4 few days. auiS d4Wtf
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CONSTABLEs SAFE. !

szcosp Jusr1ez'scouxrlR NJ CASTILLO 8, MoRnm NQpu
PARIaa oy OsLnAss. CfnLU....Nos ~ ~ u ~ s
RY VIRTUE Of two writs Of feri fsriaD . -
u directed by the Honorable C. "
Peace for the Parrish Of Orleans vii for " phls
Poydras
URDAY, September
Made CLOTHING, Hether The FIXTURES of lie sscrs
ing OF Counter GIasa Case Shelving
Seized in the above suit. Tssrps cash.
seps GEORGE r. PEARSON, Constable.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

EOR MOBILE.-Daily q. g. Mail = .sfE-A
u Line ;-sumner Anangemsu..-Tbe I'D
peniid packet FLORIDA, John
masr and OREGON, R. A. sir, master, tssvng bssp ba
q ne sSvs st.;ms he Professionalism Rsilroad DAILY
Pass Christian Pasagous rstuning will stop
- IascagouIa, Pass Christian md ST. Louis daily
Passenger and families with ought down
be u O'Clock will stop away freight
AFTER the arrival Of the u o'clock
steamer CALIFORNIA MOBILE, leaving daily.
The Way Letter Mobile Landings will issvs
lei n EF,rrS AGENT in Rant Place
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MORE LATE sroRM AT THE EAsr.-We learn
from the Boston papers that in all the towns the effects
the storm have been felt severely In Roxbury much
rare and choice fruit destroyed. In Charlestown
Somervlie Medford and Cambridge many valuable fruit
trees which few days since hung laden with beautiful
fruit stripped large branches broken and fruit
and foliage scattered upon the ground In somervile
whole field Of corn eveed to the ground and in Med
ford and Woburn, peach apricot, and plum were
stripped Of fruit, broken and destroyed.
The Bangor papers state that very heavy three days
rain came to conclusion on Saturday afternoon "A
large quantity of rain fell, which was much needed
At Newburyport the quantity of rain which fell from
Saturday night to Monday morning, at five o'clock
3 inches and 6510Oths.
AT Salem much fruit has been blown down and over
loaded trees in exposed situations have been injured
The plums which were beginning to ripen before the
storm have been very generally blown off The sudden
accession Of moisture, too swelled them that they
cracked open. Bushels lie upon ground in the
fruit gardens of the vicinity of Roston completely ruined
and few remain upon the trees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09

1g- The new, Light draught, swift running
passenger packet steamer WESTERN WORLD
WIN leave ior ST. LOUIS CAIRO, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, NEW
MADRID HELENA NAPOLEON landings THIS
Day instant at O'Clock Passengers shippers
Please BIO in readiness at the above hour.
STONE WALWoRTH ss Tchoupitoulas street,
seP9 OGLESBY 4 MACAULAY. 6k Tchounitonua street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-09
nsr The splendid light draupbt passenre,

steamer ST PAUL. T. Burdoau MASTER will ST. LOUIS
CAIRO MEMPHIS and all intermediate landings THIS DAY the 9
inat O'Clock positively Shippers passengers will please
be ready nj the above hour.
beps WHITE 4 BUCHANAN ia Poydro. strest