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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

II N o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, December 80, ls6i.-25 bales hay to
NJ Hitler % do N 0yerton &co- Ia do A Fl NAV
&co--l0 do J Van Wiekle-l0 do I H & ] M Allen
&eo- 6 do M Smith &co--S do Samuel Barrel
Total 90 bales hay.
K CANTON, December 81, 1s61.-2l sbales hay to
Hitler do A Bennett so bbls -four to H
Kennedy, &co-l box mdse McLemore, Rayburn &
col Dbl lard P Il Skipwith GEO. 1000 it lumber
Engmann-sundres to order-Tetal "a bales hay.
N. o., oPELoUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, December 20, ls6l-2 hhds
sugars bbls molasses Hall & Rodd-- IL bbls half
ebis molasses Foley. Avery &co-la lhds sugar to
Laforest u Desmares-- Is bbls molasses r Lloyd
ss do Warren Il Crawford IS Inf bbls molasses to
Pitcher, Goodrich Eco 100 bbs moiassess to j F
Wyche &co-2l3 do Darby & Tremoulet-4 6 do 40
bids sugar 0 Nelson &eo- Is do N Jackson
70 bbls nlolasses to Rotchford, Brown &co-- so do
Gifien, Sinedes &co-132'd Lobt 4 Charpanter-
81 do hid sugar Bellocq, Nobiom &eo-- IL bhls
molasses tee sugar J Watt &co- 3 bbls molasses
Vim Prehn &co-l5 do do Parrish & kern--3 hhds
sugar Q Sally do 20 bbls molasses Mcfarland
& Barksdale- 30 do 10 h1ids sugar Pisbury- SO
| bhls molasses Dbl sugar Hare &co-2 do Dbl
molasses Lsnoue-l do hf keg do DR. W Ken
| nedy-155 hhds sugar q bbis molasses P Fl Butler
for shipment-202 head cattle to Pascal s. Rey-s2
do N Rey--37 do Nafe 40 do Wilkins Geo
so do e Imbeau &co-sundries to order.
BRASHEAR CITY, December 3d. 1s6l.-64 bbls
| mo,asses Lane, Salter &co--260 do Darby & Ire
moulet-40 do to order 81 do FeloWes &co- Is
hhds sugar Laforest 4 Des1nares-1 do Watt Eco
80 do N Jackson 50 bbls molasses Ken
nedy &co-3lS do Hare &co-l00 hf bbls molas-
SEES Pitcher Goodrich Eco 81 hhds sugar lao bbls
melasses to Lobit q Charpanter-24 hhds sugar TO
Gordon 4 Castillo-l3 do Laforest & Desmares-
Il do Foley, Avery &co-24 do Bellocq, Noblom &
eo2o bbls molasses to Henry Nafe Sco-l hf Dbl
molasses to order-1 do Hewitt, Norton &co-l do
and sundries to order.
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The st. Louis De,aocras, Of q iase date, has the
following river news: .sss Is 80. -,
Since our last, the ieree has been scene Of nm
usual excitement, owing to an increase Of business
that was quite unexpected: No toss than tnlttse
steamboats, have arrived, some with iarge amounts
of freight. The sist includes TWO from below
three from the Ohio, one from Alton, six from the
Upper Mississippi, ana one from the Missouri.
ACADIA FOR sDoSALpsoSy1LLE.- fast pas
senger packet Acadia, Capt Jos. Vincent, COM
mander, leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all
coast landings mp to Donald sonyille.
Mus1c FOR LAruuRCHE- The first.class passen-
ger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Dalfares, com
nander, and Mr.. y "A. Richard, CLERK, leaves at IL
O'Clock To-Day for the above and;way landings.
Il j. Ne, SHlRrg poR BAToN RouGR. - The neat
passenger packet j. NJ. Sharpe, Capt, A. J. Dye,
Commander, leaves at 3 O'Clock this evening for
the above and coast landings.
\ r. w. RoBERTs, EgrRgss AND PASSENGER PACKET
FOR FeRTs ABAas-This splendid new passenger
packet leaves at 5o'cloek this evening for the
above and way coast landings. Her passenger ac-
accommodations are unexeelted by any of her sister
packets in the trade, and predict for hera pop
ularty in which her owners win find their profit.
Capt, Ben. Fulton is her commander, aud Mr.. John
D.Wilbanks has charge Of the Office, where he will
htiess increase his already large list of friends
News Boy FOR BLACK AND 0uAoHlTA RIVERS
The very light draught passenger packet News
boy Capt Len Moore, commander, and Mr. John
T. Hall, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for
e Z
Red CHIEF FOR s0uAoHlTA RIVER - The light
draught and comfortable passenger packet Red
Chief, Capt. NJ. N. Wood, commander, leaves at 5
o'clock this evening for the above midway points.
REPuBLIG FOR MEMPHIs.-The large frst-class
passenger packet Republic, Capt. Jos. d. Clark,
commander, and MI. Clifford c. Wayne, clerk,
leaves at $ O'Clock this evening for Memphis and
the bends. The Republic and her officers are too
well-known to require more than a notice. of the
hour Of her departure to receive a fut share of
public favor, both in the line Of freight and pas
sengers She leaves positively at her advertised
hour.
PEYToNA, THE IS. MAILPAcKEr FOR VIcksBuRG
AND MEApH1sl TonAg.-The splendid passenger
packet Peytona, Capt Hendry @. Landrum, COM
mander, and Mr.. Il. B. Mclaughlin, clerk, leaves
at ) o'clock this evening, carrying the G. S. mail
to Vicksburg. The Peytona made her debut a
year ago as the crack packet Of the river, and
Z holds her own'' in every qualification which goes
to make up first-class packet. She leaves posi-
lively at the hour named above, and will land pas
sengers at any point between this city and Mem
f,f5c
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49, y. tsa. q u Z sa esggs iass o. 4i5is5'
eslutr gntalIigeIsti.
tExsd II,'1 osEIeE, No g caar srgEEF,

NJ Tuesday Morning, Dec. 81, 1851
40 weather since our last issue has been most
brious; q clear blue sky, undimmed by single
Of cloud or va per, clear, bracing atmos7
Rtere end every Indie atiou Of settled weather.
4 BasllAess yesterday, FOL Monday, was unusually
pod The Ferd Kennett loft with good trip,
tae Republic and pey tona, the packets for to.
HI s say gill haye. ffnli trips te leave with. I.
Gen Qaitm imam and louisville will, in all pro-
K sba hsty he found at the landing this morning,
to receive freight for their return trips-hey
\ leave on Thursday s4 q, )
}arS s1lacAita friends must net forget that the
Fasat and Hight draught packet Red Chief under
Z tae omInana 81 CAPT " N. Wood, leaves this
3 evening asj
We learn slut me steamer Clara Dolssn Is above
Memphis, loading and al last ACCOUNTS had 5000
\ g eks corn on board She will bs in port during
y the week. q 8 3
Il 1he s5th Parrsle hid NJ. NJ Morrison lett Mem
sssls last this city, the latter had on
fEelght laSo bbls. dorr The Grand Duke was Is
ayesleft On Monday for this port, also the j Il.
Pargoud. 35sss
The Memphis Appeal Of the Goth says.
sfhe river continues stationary, Business Ak the
Landing y;sateTday was hTiak The weather was
ilne ana pleasant Much Inconvenience still exists
in Loading and unloading boats, owing 10 tie
scarcity Of IaboFers. 47s NJ ss's
The oiacinnati Commercial Of last wednesday
says
The Ohio was rising slowly at pittsbure5 with
seven feet nine inches in the channel. At Gincin.
natl + WA falling q
II The st. Lonis Republican Of last Tuesday saws !:
Hnsiness Oh tile leyee IS dull. The river here is
stu falling slowly Ii the twenty four hours end
ing at 10 o'clock Al. Nit fell 81 incles and was
n fact 81 inch alflya Iopp uEatfsr fnar IN IA
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I HARTBR OF THE CALHOUN MARINE
~ ASSOCIATION,
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH or OH

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS /
Befor me- Walter Hicks Peters Notary Puzzle in and 5r
the aud Parish of Orleans State of Louisiana aforesaid
hereinafter named and undersgned personally and
h @ az
No. hundred and thirty passed by the General
s ri s I Nc s
IN 4 y u Gy ad s A sn and
ana those b them have themselves into
they declare and nd themselves and eneF into the following
, a ~ - I. Az st'- ARTICLE FIRST.
y III ss nd 1s s
- : s ~ - ARTICLE SECOND;
The purposes which this Association formed are for the
other vessels and vehicles or tie q freight and
Seas bays rivers nsts estaFies etc Of the Oil Of MeSi.
s a asE
vats lawful ends and o aisgfffr rurpn.
Ths officer, Of the Association shall be PEssdsn Vice
amt @ u fnes Of
be eleed as provided R Fl IL AE'Isls sSih
The President the Association shall be the proper cer
upon whom q shsE HSt FTFH be served
The capital stock Of Tie Association consists n
ny III asooaer a a
Ea and Mermaid ne lying in hts per which are divided
( ''-'''' GU 0''''i' ARTICLE SIXTH
The business and affairs of Association shall be managed
and ay IN Co. WIT sfe 81
s a11
q Ne seend Taesd y Of NoEsmbe5 Of each year BY majority
written f'e Tor that aK eTIPa,f SEVENTH.
This Corporation continue OF five
years but may be before said time with the assent Of
the purpose. - ,4a p
No stakeholder shall rbe held liable for any
s'na ms unpaid S1Oscr RpR%fcI.E NINTH,
Proper books of accounts of the transactions Of the Assoc
EFn SbpI1
$3.50 ARTICLE TENTH. "..-. .
The Executive Committee may adopt snch Rules Regua
items and Bylaws they may think proper and appoint such
Rules Regulations and BY Laws revoke The appointment
e. @
Association purchase other vessels whenever they
The stockaodess in amout apd may perform ohef
os s " e as n nature IN VITA the
ARTIGLE ELEVENTH. .'1-e.s.
ee e q Se fy &c and ed
committee Of stoekhole appointed at meeting of the stock
pose which meeng the audaors shall named he pc
of e as f Ts2 a.
and with the consent of majority of the
= ARTICLE TWELFTH
If of the should die before thsexpy
aon stock interest Of such subscriber OF subscribers
shall ipso fco vsst i and become he property Of
caon at the time Of such death shall in the ap
said vessels should thereafter he sold BY the Association for
either less than their COST excess deficit as The
be- shall be charged credited raeaby,
legal Representatives OF the deceased party parties and the
sur vivors. s9'E p .f'[F1 = = ~ ~
sgg- ARTICLE THIRTEENTH. D..
The names Of ih stockholders iedences and the
be Of shares held by each such subscribed act
and setnpposite to the names ofeaeh respectively.
Thusdene and passed. Office, atthe CITY of New
Orleans presence of Placde Bienyenu James W Dun cs
SIS witnesses of lawful age, and domciaed in this city
Notary on this twelfth day of SOvemSs ,'o one P't thousand
eight hundred and sixty
Original, signed by the parties. -'r
P.sBIENyENU
. -.a h.. JAS W. .DuPLESSIS.
WALTER H. PETERS, n. P
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Receipts Of Praducs.

,yrcryen1Inc r,....S m -
II ~ Y s. 81 bufIoh-zy mus
sugar Y n bayiy &ge-ao ao ~ hall Dds moiasses
aio9t na q Wleaoo Dds moiasses bruger
~ a ~ hauve q 20 oroerlo
'ai au nads sugar iaz sDls oo III nols moiasses.
FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Laurel Hill 80
hhds sugar Abat d Cuahman-4G do 66 bbls molas-
s sa. :. pur,ise 90 mus sugar Burbrdge
IN W a4 pe.s no,asses oofapil 9
~ q, pps inoasses 10
70 III ~ ao 40. mos sugar beii bougny
~ 10 puls olasses 97laStVa-56 DO watt
mus ~ "a nan pos moasses Menard
mas sugar = nbls A. haf bels molas
sss Piauu q N.Y. mas sugar AZ dds moias
ses ~ y ih.neaai.oo 40 Miltcnoerger q
~ q hsi nS mas sugar Roman
y W opis op nan Dds moasses 10
ai ~ nols tipisses Leyeqne Y baqule.64
70 mus 70 auYs 9 z4o NJ Dds
Inolasses 70 9Faefl2s 1ois lVo null DPS npiasses
y u " MUS i9eaano q ray
,or29 ~ MoneuIe eco,ta ao 70 Dds mo
Wara \ hhJs mnIossss n n M p,,tnaT bhI a
if bbjs mo,assas Ia II q Evans II. balas mSsa W
Menard n VignardS do An James Eco~.5s hsve az
hav pritchar3 Il F1owe1o snnfries IN order Natal
AK bhas snesr s4e his ara III bhIe molassas
mn, - ID ~ n :, -,
- % IL steamer y hihelz mas
susat g 1ps lioiasses pa.oy q Itemoaiet- 90 40
,a pn q ~ 90 gaGksoq-igo 90
A. qs sar Z tars 9so AZ 10 TAI hoaato
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EH0H GOhuSStfih GA, GLsHG WElESEss IKa
4 in the Back, and all Urinary Affections 49,
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENFFSY 5gpyfYYrIcf ey.y r Z
Tl0R.-Ehis world renowned nrspara on ffas
Of the gensratva organs whether recent Or oSrrr
c!sns OF E2gsndi Of Fsanoe, and of Aeria
siheacJ EnoGsGaa OF sufferers hsss hae. reiieyi IN
Purely fes5iable IL eonpoaor, L IS hsraisss ID
eeeons fhs systsn becomes hVgostei ssd fhs
p'uysFa4 t1t'ta are restored
.... B. ABRAMS t
, soie agent for tbs United Stzses Is;
hyAI " &P9thsSsEy. sc Camp sttet, III CSesns s
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. December 81 1851
Arrived yesterday 70 Hogs. Amount of stock
sold were $40 Texas Beeves, " Hogs, 1910 Sheep
and l5l Veal Cattle. Stock remaining, on sale are
156 Texas Beeves, 24s Hogs, 322 Veal Cattle and
E6 Mich Cows. We quote ~
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DR.. FIELDING, Dental surgeon,
no " 1874 Canal street.


s3Ss49shsA 14UssFs OFF EEEFs3-Dr. J. WEsGt
Liz 1T. Charles continues supply
Loss OF TEETH without wirea or springs,
S4A1& upon his principle of self adj Thss
method las procured him universal appreciation and
9ened 69ngl ne Iaos Ingenious of supplying AErI
flClA TEETH hitherto v5ulsd, all restoring
perfect articulation and ascatic perfect natural
70 defy teIecton tho closest d.
Weste method filling gold modern
improvements Those interested will end there
snrey ard scrupuousy Dr. " t's
thanks to the nhsbitantg Of New Oesns vicinity
extensive practice they have favored h with the
years. Office and residence ia ST. Charles
from Lafayette Square.
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DENTISTRY.
5ssSssSaSs.. ARTIFICIAL TIcETA-Ths bee;
cheapest and most rspete Dental Establish.
~ vzssN 9tnont In New Orleans 10 DR. F1ELDISGiE


Ssss&aS3.. ARTIFICIAL TGETH-Ths bee.
cheapest and repiete Dental Establish.
iFY|TSzg& S9Inont In New 0rssEstls DR., F1ELDISGE,
SA1ILl4Jl 1874 Canal street.
His facilities tor manipulating Artificial
BY any Practical Dentist in the Southern aies eying cope
ton and prices charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure Ii where
they rely upon the experience skill integrity which
Dental Science produce
Every Artificial Tooth s of surpasgng beauty which
DC detected from the productions of gradually
storing that uniformity the features youth
besuy and warranted satisfactory for rastcaoE sTTcaA
ion
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
trncng Teeth without pain supervising anything
tGtrer by the profession astonishing all who witness Il.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill
Tor cheaness and utility unsurpassed by others Gsk
Tally applied Teeth reraodeief and sure TT med
sFse chhrgeB Atthe following prices written guarantee
campaigning each et if desired and found reyssents
atte two months trial, their money will be returned.
tull sets Sterling Silver base
Full hrest finish gums, bound Observation-Disclosures. 40 CO
Fuil sets vncAnEed Rubber, equal gold 10
Full u carat gold base, beautiful form 50 90
Full - gold base. from
The most perfect ge1ns that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially
and examine before engaging elsewhere
DR.. FIELDING Dental Surgeon,
nc ly lq4 Canal strast
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IMPORTS,

= COAST Per sehr Mary Ann 50 hhds sugar to
Byrne, Vance eco.
Y COAST-Per schr L,Eclair-- 80 hhds sugar 20
bbls molasses to G Olivier.
Z COAsT-Per schr Garibaldi- 20 hhds sugar to
Jno s Wallis ECO Is do ] N Putnam LOGO bbls
ear corn to master.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NJ
mo. 1881. n
9esoCe That the adjudication by tie Comptroller con
tract HSrceaby 10 resolution No. fer attsu keep
ing in repair the bridge Of the Old Bayou TeeRehus
Tor three years, 10 Mr. Win. Buehsr-secny Ehas. Rolling
Tor the sum OF eleven hundred dollars
and the hereby approved the security
the Mayor authorized TO
hoarifi act for the faithful performance Of the
lSigpedl JAMES BEGGS, s.s.g
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
20 lSgnedl GERARD STITH, =
-, =, President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
,ds7 ). isienedI John T. MONROE, Mayer.
To Bakers.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
Cry HALL, Necs IS. 1851 {
80 To RnfSers THE price OF Superfilie
Flour being This day dollals aud twenty
Se barrel, bakers required give during
ensuing week commissioning MONDAY, Soh in follows,
viz Second quality, or No. 9:
Fifty of bread for ~ cents
Twenty iii We ounces OF bread for 10 cents;
Twelve ounces of bread for cents
The loaves OF the third quality No. weigh
eighth uiote-that Is say
Hbe ~ cent tnayes sGy-six ounces y &
Tbs IL cent loaves INVENT eeght oUnces;
The 5 leaves. thirteen Onnccs.
N IL. Bread of the First Quality. Fancy Bread
made ct tAa Hour and the loases shall
one pound and sha be made baked and stamped require
by ordnance 10. 57S9.= -
d. 4 JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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Steamboats,. =
Laurel Hill. Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
7 D Hine, Atkinson, fin Attakapas.
] N Sharpe, Dye, FIN Baton Rouge.
Acadia, Vincent. FIN DonaldsonvilIe. 3
Empire Parish. Grant, FIN Lower Coast
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall Dec. 70 1851
Common Council OF the city of New orleans.
No. $685.
Reolpea That his Honor be and hereby renIf
ed TO enforce the ordinances concerning wder de-
posted within the limits Of the city New Orleans and more
particularly the Laboratory of the Confederate States established
Eysian Fields street in violation OF the cy odin
ancss.
tSignedl GERARD STlTH,
s. President pro tenn Board of Aldenuen.
ISignedl JAMES BEGGS,
President pro tenn. Board OF Assistant lierplen
Approved December %, 1851.
dSo ST FSiguedt ,TONS 7. MONROE Mavor,
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and sundries TO orderS- gosal 1855 hhds sugar 76s
bills 20 hf hbis nioasses.
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s-sa r~. rzfzzzx-,z,rz, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
xxsss ss-@s sEsY NEssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE. q


FIFTY.THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR ,
HOURS TIME SAVED.
Travellers going from New Orleans Memphis HuInte,t
Clarksylle and N.hviIe Tenn and Columbus Bowling
Green, KY, will &4n
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FGFFY.THREE NILES IN
DISTANCE,
BY buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi Tonnes
Railroad. -.rs
Also, to points the Mississippi river above Memphis or
points Arkansas the line of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad for the interior of The State.
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAIS58 leave the New Or
1eans Jackson and Northern Railroad Depot daily,
A. NJ, aud arrive at Grenada at 80 A. H. and Memphis
A. NJ, connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Eai
road and arriving at Nashville nj II r NJ the evening"
A Daily Line Of STEAMBOATS, leaves wharf ut Mem
phis for points the Mississippi river uort as Fort P
low, New Maord and Columbus, KY.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, sl4 30
Be ask for Tickets Mississippi and Tenne see
Railroad TO Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
F. ). RICHARDS, General Traffic Agent. do
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~, JEFFERSON LAKE HOTELrEED OF
R LaTroiton RR-Havng leased this delightfully."- situated
9H House years, this making
known tire pubic that has thoroughly renovated
painted, and retlrnshed and will he
April Thankful patrons for past favos promise
possible their wishes should nease
them give u call 40 =
az On DAME PETERS Il CO.
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EPAVE DU TROIsIEME DIsTRICT.-II a
IA etc condsitaH depot des du Troseme District rae
des EnfantS, Couet Ell Louisa CONNIE epaye-
I'm Cheval girls moGches tacbe aeZan
rtpaue droe prive de ni drot marqpe VISIBLE 1A
mains de hauteur. y
IN Naet brun, ayan Sz minis de hautsur, marque
visible.
ST les dts aaux sont pas rcanes cling iours les
lis seont venus enehere publique dit depot
lie EESDRED1, de 1anvier 1862 10 heures 4. NJ
j. MILTON REIF. Eornmssaire des Rues.
N91veileOr6ans. Is de decenhtp ISL d20
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beavea every aAFURDAI P u.
NEW ORLEANS AND VgCNs-
ss% m burg y &. Mnil Line-Fpr Boualdsonvile Pi4e
uer9me Baton Rouge, Por, Hudson, Bayou sara
Red River Landing. Fort Adams Estchsz, Waer
proof Rodney 81 Joseph Grand Gut
odrg-The passenger steamer Natchcz, T. p. Leahes,
master, Will leave above O'Clock
~. PERSON CO., AgesLs,
Eeln II CSrondslet 7frest
The Sachea connects vcksbarg with the stesnisrs hop.
and Charm for yasoo river OIL.
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IT .oUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
~ PANY

oaiee-Iron Building corner Camp and hatcher Streets
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending 18th Feb
Amount Of Profits for the ending 18th of Febru-
Amount Of Assets for the year ending 18th Fehru
airy, 1861. S6642O 90
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend THIRTY
FER CENT after paying per outstanding
Scrip and have ordered the redemption Cent q
the Scrip Issue of 1859. =
Interest and redeemHbe and after the SEC
OSD MONDAY OF MAY N EXT.
Certificates 1851 deliverable on after Ia
of Jsne 1901. H -
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
4. r. JAEvIER, Secretary.
New Orleans. March n 1861. tinarla
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-. THE ABIEA SPRINGS-MRS. +. A. as.sa
Eth B0SSlERE respectfully her friends NSI
M the public generally that her house is open Ids
tor the reception Of visitors The qnriyaed electric medicinal
bng have been greatly increased and improved Her table,
will paid tothe comfort of nvads She earnestly truss By
her gtithg eHeos to giye 10 all who honor
distance the villages Covngto Vaudeville il ren.
ders the drives 10 those places convenehS
The Aba omnibus will be in attendance at the landing 81
Covinstoh to convey passengers 10 the Springs.
CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND ".
P. RIDDELL TT
This very remarkable pring is situated the Aba river
srsh Of ST. Tarnnany, miles aud half
gtcn. large volume of water rises from the earth wh
SI epah, H. Ing a VA" tS6 ,1I 70 ,b 6 o.
From Its unusual chemical composition and the large Of
deep in The earth-beng, fact artesian welip
j. L. 4 W. P. RIDDELt.
Professors Louisiana University. =
In 100 lires of the water weighing 10000 granes
there l6S2 OF dissolved mntters made up
following ingredients enumerated in the order of their
abupdancen
CarHonic acid..... 5ss graH,mes 4
Silica: .'...'...'''..'...''............, S9t
ProtoHde OF iron ....--.............- 222
Lime L5f
Mhgllesla' uSS
GhtoFlne. ....-......-...-.....G vi -a.f
Poassa, saiphuretted hydrogen organic
matter and loss...-.......-... 04S -
In dota ; 49, 1852
in 5outon conceded be uncertain how ngrcdies
Hre chemically united one to the other. We may however ID
Carbonic acids slicia, chloride of magnesium
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