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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03
Borough Election.

On Saturday last, according TO previous
public notice, vote Of The taxable citizens
iof M"rgunlown was taken al the Court
House 10 obtain their assent 10 tuX to be
levied on all subjects Of taAation-said tax
to be applied 10 carry on the suit against
the Mouongahcla Navigation Company for
violation Of their Charter, ordered o be
instituted at previous public meeting
The proposition 10 tax was acceded 10 by
our citizens almost uSANIMousLY-but one
solitary dissenting voice heard at the pulls.
Some persons, who are not citizens Of our
borough, but who possess and act upon the
dictates Of laudable public spirit, came
forward and signiied their willingness TO
bear an equal portion Of the expenses Of the
suit. By voting in favor Of the tax.
This may be regarded as an indication Of
public feeling in this quarter, as indeed it
is the feeling, in all the valley Of the Mon
ongahela. ubove the Slsckwater. The ci,i-
zens of the Monongahelo valley have borne
with the subierfuges and crafty cunning Of
the Suckwa,er Company until 'forbearance
has ceased 10 be virtue" Year after year
has come and gone, and the terms OF their
Incorporation, which required them TO ex-
tend the improvement to the State line, have
been utterly disregarled; while we have
been compelled, in finding a natural market
for our produce, 10 pay tribute 10 an obstacle
in the way 10 that market, which the pres
en-, incompe,ed work is, since, when our
rive; is boatable TO Brownsville it is to Pitts
burg. Hence. our motto, "Slackwater COM
pIe,ed, or clear river,o PiisbuTg!" This
is the eminent Of our people, and it is the
sentiment which will govern their future
ACTION in regard 10 the improvement.
But the time for talking on this subject is
gone BY, and the matter Of our grievances
will be brough, before legal tribunal.-
The preliminaries OF the suit are doubtless
arranged. ere this, as Mr.. Dunlop, onr coun.
sci at Piusburg, has been fully empowered
TO proceed against The Company, as will be
most likely to redress Ina wrongs we haze
bnl too patiently suffered at their hands
We have the money pledsed-eood Counsel
spcurrd-ana;ha fshl side Of the question:
and we are determined to maintain it,
/" Live or die, sink or swim, survive or per.
sh, we give our hearts and our hands to this
deciarsiion:" "Slaskwatsr completed or q free
rirer to Pntsbarg!"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03
Maine Law in Scotland.

On Monday evening. says Scotch
paper. meeting for discussion IN the
above subject was held in Hammer:
mans Hall, Barraek street. The hall
was filed to overlooking by very al.
,en,ivc audience. MI. J. Fl. Donnan
Occupied the chair. Addresses were de-
liyerel by Mr.. Lighthunn, Manchester
and Messrs. McLane and Brown, Dun.
dee, which were enthusiastically receiv.
cd by the audience. At the close, o
vote was taken on the question, when
every hand was held up for the entire
suppression ofihe strong drink traffic,
except So much as druggists would re-
quire to keep for medical purposes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

~ On Monday last, VIM. Whalan,
alias Patton, was brought into court to
receive his sentence from the Judge
His COUNSEL moved for new trial which
the Court refused This gave Judge
Summers an opportunity of reviewing
the testimony in the case--and We un-
ders!ana that all present were well CON
WINGED that there was moi shadow Of
ground for new t,ial--which had been
asked on the plea of want ofsuihcent
evidence. We regret tina, We could mot
have been present TO hear the mastery
exposition of the whole case by his Hon.
or. No one present, we learn, retired
from the Court House with the least
doubt of Whulan's guilt Of the most hor-
rid murder. We regret that the Jury
that rendered the verdict Of murder in
the second degree, and fixed the punish.
meut at thirteen yeats confinement in
the Penitrn,iary, were not PRESENT
They would doubtless have deem reliev.
ed ofmnch of that 'mawkish humanity
and tina, wondrous bugbear, the "eorpn.
deiicti," that the prisoners counsel had
filled their minds with, which probably
prevented them from weighing the evi.
deuce in the scale of common sense--and
of Going justice to an outraged commu'
nity.-kaaQwha Republican. .
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03
cuBA AND CANADA.

Upon this subjec, the Quebec Morn
ing Chronicle has the following:-" The
Americans want Cuba, and they want
Canada, Canada is fast going to them.
Our lumber goes to New York, our flour
and cattle to Boston and Portland; our
very steamships go TO Portland in the
winter and it must be borne in mind
tbata commercial is,hc most solid ofall
political annexations. Cauadais already
bart and parcel of,he United States, and
We are sorry at it. Nothing 5u, q rush
Of immigration can save US. The tide
Of public power is on the turn. Loyalty
10 Great B.;;ain is ,a ;ac s!lb.
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Maine Law in the Cars.

A correspondent saystha, few days
since, as he was coming to the City on
the Erie Road, a lad came into the car
distributing the prospectus Of an Anti
Maine Law tract, wbereupon a gentle
man proposed to take avote of the pas
sengers upon that law. On requesting
those in favor of such law to rise, the
passengers rose with one consent, aud
the pamphlet seller, as he entered the
car again, was met by three cheers for
the Maine Law, during which he learn.
ed that his room was better than his
COMPANY.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Paris to London and Liverpool.

From Paris 10 LONDON ana LlFerpooi'
Five Russian officers, prisoners oi
war, had been brought 10 Constantine
pie.
The allied fleets were anchored in the
Bo.phorus.
l, was rumored that Bucharest had
been s,ormed by the Turks.
A SON Of Aras Pasha had been named
as Minister of War.
The Turkish troops were paid prompt,
ly.
vienna, Nov. 10, P. M.-The follow.
ing conditions were insisted upon by
Omar pashai in his note to Gortschakoif,
the Russian General: IAN the strong.
holds of the Principsli,ies were TO be
Immediately surrendered, and com.
plete evacuation of the Principaliiies
effected as speedily as possible, and a
guarantee by all the Powers to be given
against a similar INVASION"
PARIS. Nov. IL, +. M.-Ihe latest
accounts from constantinople state that
the Sultan had positively rejected all
the proposals that the diplomatisls had
submitted.
|. was freely reported tina, $4,000
French troops would he sent to Turkey,
,bu, orders would not be given until the
Gavernmen, received dispatches from
General d'Hilliars at Cons,antinople.
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DIR MERCHANTS

Owe US debt of gratitude, for eeftain. We,
rather pluyfa!ly. took our contemporary up street
to task, last week, for publishing puff from
which an unfarorabIc inference might be drawn,
und now the Republican comes out, right man
fully, and endorses for the honesty, snartncsS,
&C., Of the whole butch, although they arc tho.
rough ErhigS, almost to a man Well, that is
generous in the Republican, and as to the Mer-
chan,s, vote Of thanks, or the oysters will be
forthcoming, sure!
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MORGANToWN, Va.
Saturday. December Q, 1863.
OUR AGENCIES.

DMr. c. PIERCE, No. 46, South Third st..
Philadelphia, is one of our mos, oblgng and
attentive Agents.
E.W. CARR, Third street, opposite the En-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent tor that
City.
Dr.. z. PARSONS, SHADY Creek, Barbour CO.
has kindly consented to act as Agent for the
Mirror.
b. NJ. ANVIL, Ncs;o,yil!c, Barbour CO., Va.
G. CRESAP, ESQ.,, Kingwocd, Preston CO., Va.
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RANDOLPH.

COURTS.-our Circuit! Court will
probably adjourn to-day. and Judge
Eamondson will repair to Fairmont. TO
attend the District Cour, ut tina, place.
Our District Court will convene on the
18th proximo, when, besides their Hon
ore, wn ma! expect large gathering OF
legal talent from surrounding counties.
This tribunals destined TO become one
Of the most useful and important in our
Judicial system.-Paskrsbarg Ga=.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03
Steamboat cOmnany Election.

AT meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Morgantown and PIusburg Steamboat Com
prny, held o, this place on Thursday last,
the following named gentlemen were cleo;
ed Directors Tor the ensuing year.
Mcssrs VIM. F. CopIan, of Brownsville !;
Geo. Nor ris and J. ". Harm, o! Greene CO.
und E. W. Tower, Isaac Scott, Lee Roy
Kramer and Geo 5. Ray, Of MOrgantown.
VIM. Wagner, Cashier of the Bank here,
was elected Treasurer Of the Company.
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FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
The Lates.--Declaration Of War BY the
GAR

War has been declared by the Empe.
mr Nicholas of Russia against Turkey,
and the Russian troops have bean de.
fea,el in bu,h Europe and Asia.
The Gear has issued the following ar.
,ogant manifes,o:-
"By the grace of God, we, Nicholas
the First. Emperor and Ausocra. of all
the Russias, BY our manifesto of,he l4th
of June, of the present year, weintorm.
ed our faithful and well beloved sub.
| iects of the motives which made it in
cumbent on US to demand from the o.
,omau Porte, inviolable guarantees in
favor of tho sacred rights of the Or,ho-
ldox Church. We ut the same time all.
nounced to them that all our etinrts TO
bring the Pure, by means Of amicahIe
persuasion. to sentiments Of equity. and
to faithful observance Of treaties, had
remained frui,less, aud that consequent
ly we deemed it Indispensable to order
our troops to the Danube. But. adopt.
ing thar measure, we still entertaind the
hope that the Porto would confess its
errors, sud would resolve to give salts.
faction to our just reclams,ions. Our
expectations have been deceived. 1t is
| in vain also tina. the great powers OF
Europe have endsavored. by their ex-
ihortatious, to shake the blind obstinacy
Of the Ottoman Government.
l, is by declaration of war. by a
proclamation reple,e with fatal accuss'
lions against Russia, that it replied to
the pacific efforts of Europe, to our for
besrance, finally enrolled in the ranks
Of its army. tho revolu,ionists of all
countries. The Porte has commenced
hostilities on the Danube, Russia is pro
Evoked to the combat-no other means
Is left them than recourse to arms. to
\ compel tho Ottoman Government to res
pee, treaties. and to Obtain from it the
rleparation for the offences by which il
essponded to our moderate demands
! and to our legitimate soliciiudo most fol
4 the defence Of the Orthodox faith in the
East, which is also the religion of the
Russian people. We are firmly con
WINGED, that our faithful subjects vii
!. ioin in the lervenl prayer which we ad
dressed to the Most High-lhas he ma!
deicn to bless our arms in the holy ant
lust cause which has at all times fount
ardent defenders in our pious ancestors
In te domixe speravi non co.toRnaar {
ternGm."
Done at Barskol, the third day Q
\ November, in the year Of Grace, 1858
and the twen,y.eish,li of our reign
NICHOLAS.
TIE Taetics.--Thc policy of the Rus
siaas is supposed to be. to draw thu
Turks from their present advantageou'
4 positions 10 bring Them to battle tina
lshulI decide the campaign. The inten
lion Of Omar is to keep his promise t
\ drive the Russians from the Principaii
,;os, and to make his headquarters at ba
charest. - - y.
Diplomacy lags pselosslY in the real
| OF the fghting. and even yet hopes &c
asilst matters, but not till,nlter do
cijiye battle shah have been fought. a
condition is, that to save ,he Gears ar
Sopr yroprs, negotiations shall not be
reconneaced astor any engagement IN
/ ~: ~ ~. R tssin rs arn wnri.pl.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

INSTRUMENTATION Tuesday morning
last, at about three o'clock, the store on
Tunnel Hill, kept by Mr.. Dugan, was
burned ,othe ground, giving acme young
men who slep, therein, barely time 70
escape. 1t was undoubtedly, the work
Of an incendiary.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

On last Sunday, there was "fiee
fight" neor Claysyille, in this county
the Irish and Coun,ry.borns being par.
Elephants and "co.adju'ors against each
other" Yankee Doodle triumphed, tho
enemy were severely handled, and a
brace Of them are now in custody.-i@
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

% There has recently been very dis
graceful row among the students in the u
nj, ersily at Charlottesville, in this State
As notoriety is one OF the objects Of most
rowlies, the less said on The subject in the
papers the better.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

GIVE ara happy 10 have it to state that
our community has resumed its accustomed
hesllhiness-ths fever which prevailed since
the first Of August, bringing SO much sui
fe,ing and sadness TO msay household,
Nc tGi;s,s 5ps tsiirsly lsa'el,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

FouSp GvlLrY.-We learn from the
Stanton vindica,nr tina, Trayer and
Wilson, charged with tho murder OF
Coleman, have been convicted otmurder
in the fist degree.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

The cholera had swcp; away noerl!
ono.thIrh of the hands on tho suga
estates in the noighborhood of CaEdena
Cuba, and labor was very high,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

HWc learn that James E. Hall,
Esq, has been uppoins Postmaster at
Melon, Barbour county, in place OF Tho
mas Hall, resigned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

w- The Board of School Commissioners
have re.appointed W. T. WILEY, ESQ.,, Su'
psrinlendent Of Schools for Slonongahia
county. A good appointment.
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WOMAN TO BE HUNG.

HuxrlSoDoy. Pa. Nov; .'-,Judge
Taylor to-day pronouncs''9 -l-NiS
death on Elizabeth HI ss
Of poisoning hev s;s.o'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-03

GA Post Office is established at Littletor
Station, B, & 0, R. R., in Wetzel county
near the MonOngalia line.
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.

The Gear has requested tho Monte
negrins to operate against the Turks
Abdel Pacha is to be removed from
the Asiniic Command.
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Chtngs Shout Dume.

"WHlTE HALF is again Illuminated
By the smiling faces Of the "iairer portion
Of crea,ion.n The Winter session Of the
Female Seminary opened on Monday, 2ls'
Of November. under a continuation Of for
mer promising auspices. Mr. EMERY, who
has entered upon his first term as Principal
Of this institution. is gentleman OF IN.
doubted qualifications Tor The position he
occupies, while his urbanily Of manners and
prepossessing qualities of mind and heart
will endesr him alike TO the School ana the
community.
or Ions Smith, as hisnumerous friends
will be happy 10 learn. has had hearing
before their Honors, tho Justices OF cur
Quarterly Court, aud there not being sufti.
Gent evidence adduced thereat Of Johns
having stolen horse, he was discharged
from the custod, of the law, and is again at
liberty. Well, John has certainly had his
share Of "the ills to which flesh is heir"
and many hair.bresdlh escapes!
w II, according TO the old rule laid down
in Greybearj's Almanac, and adopted by
many Of his descendants, the first three
days Of December give ptemonitiOn indu.
bitable Of the succeeding winter weather,
then, we may look out for rough season
ahead. Old Boreas has been sprinkIins the
earth with snow fakes, aud blowing his
frosty breath "as is his won! though not SO
severely" since the advent OF Deeember.-
a blazing hearth TO sit at-,he "Nlnonsa'
LA Mirror" to pour overland smiling eyes
to echo back the sucial sentiment-and who
does no, welcome the frosty days that bring
the long winter evenings?
OF That old barrark, at the upper ent
Of town, begins 10 give promise of some'h'n!
more modern in appearance as well as com
fort. 1t has been stripped Of its weather
beaten and time. honOred garniture, aud The
Frame If considered good enough, vii
be covered and the inner apartments fefit
ted for future habi,s,ion. A neat dwelling
on that site will greatly aid the symmetT!
of the view in that very pleasant vlclnage
A little more Of the "go.aheadatirenes:
Of the age infused into our propersy.hoId
ers, and its concOmitan:s diffused among
our mechanics, carpenters, pIas
tefers, c.l-would add much 10 the conre
rience Of the present tenants Of rented prop
erty, aud al the same time open the door tt
an increased population. We need NOR
houses, and our town is not so near JfH'sh.'
that there is no, room for them. A house
a house! my kingdom for a HOUSE!
Junior Ed.
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WarlIke attitude Of Louis Napoleon.
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wl.e yurss ytrtortous:

RuxoRgp MOVEMENTS OF THE CAR A.
GAlNST BRITISH 1NDIAi
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MON0NGALIA MIRROR.

RAISE WHERE We CAN AID crssrnr WHERE We
must.
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INDIA.

The overland mail from India briuss
the imrortap, report that the Emperor
Of Russia had formed an alliance with
Dost Mahommed, 10 proclaim war a.
gainst the British in India, If Great
lsii;sip ss,s.s;ai;e sasPu'!iIs Fa'la.,
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Chicago csyesnd Buffalo, Albany or sy he Buaio and
e1ly Sunday Lssale o'clock NJ connecting
i% soui SasS s and Alton
Ss ss S' s sansls " fssd
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T arriving n Shsga 2 With Southern Mchi
quicker route
THREE TRAINS DAILY.
meets Toledo and with the Lake Shore Railroad and
svssps caves D'a''o a. ~ ar
with the Lake Shore Trains and arrives at DunEk in time
morning. % a sa a & s ad bao and az G @ N p
Express which leaves Buffalo at arriving in NswYOk sss
q. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Chicago making the
% he slSia as
a1 At o day. Also & h
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n, miles stsI @ y q Southern Railroad asS miles favor of
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
g T. Toledo & VIII & &ISled Norwak md Cleveland Raosd
Also at wh Mansfield Road for Columbus and cinsn
baIgR fhiladspSia, ssiiiaofs waseinsson. ''4''
Buffalo, AiSsny and Hudson River
s .s EGsd Rsss sSGe Ns~Yo
g leave Chicago win he Telegraph E.p,e:;
The SI9Siag ssdia low
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WATERLJvG PLACES.
r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER

AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER It,
] CREOLE-summer Arrangement.--FOR gIrsf f2fi
EAN SPRINGS BILOXI
expressly this trade with superior
follows; - - " - -
TSUA .py A. NJ Cars Fridays by p M Cars
And the Pontehasn Railroad, the Cars
follows; - " = - -
ass,' Ne" Ssas' hs.s' Ocean s,sSs
rauRsDAYs ..g A. n cars THURSDAY. ...... EVENINGS.
FRIDAYS. ..by4 p b. cars SATURDAY .... MORNINGS
SATURDAYS. by p. M. eas SUNDAY. EvENINGs
~ Freight received at the Railroad up TO O'Clock on
SATURDAYS " r = : : - -
" The Way Letter Agent on Tues,
days at 3I O'Clock y. N. - ~
~ Fare to Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian
wants u IS; Deck f Fare
Springs, ~ so; Children and servsnts, 80; Deck, e
auqo r. GEDpfs, Agent 10 Bank Plare
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YaZOO RIVER.

- VIII leave THURSDAY September is. at o'clock p.
GNOR LEFLORE, YAzoo CITY, SA- -
TARTIA and all intermediate an The fine
light draush steamer GEN. RCsK, Captain w. NJ
Suis, will saye above. For freight apply
r. WILSON, II Caroudelet tree.
sl3 SHAW ZUNTS Fulton street.
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~
NAPOLEON.

VIII leave o September 90.
ENOR NAPOLEON, GAINEs's LAND -
u ING. COLUMBIA GREENVIIE GRAND leHA&r%if
LAKE, lake PROVIDENCE, vIcKsBuRG, ALI
Plantations TIE Bends above all
leon and Bend Packe. for EVERY TEN DAYshe very
.wif runuing packet T. r. LEATHERs, G.
p Bennett will
trips sean
apply on board orto d. r. CARROLL. So Union
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COMMUNICATION BE. II

- TIE M COMMUNICATION BE- <EE9.
- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGow.-Thes SAle25S
Glasgow New York Steamship
GLASGOW 1862 and 400 prwe Robert Craig
appointed sail York direct follows
On Saturday 18th julie next at a O'clock Saturday 10th
tember, at II o'clock, noon.
MONEY.
First Cabin saloon $3.50
First CABIN midshp state
Stewards fee included.
limited number thrdcass passengers will be taken supplied
with provisions Of quality properly cooked so Carries
geop. For freight or passage apply 10
jy2s 3m ]. MeSYNoN 3S Broadway
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Lola Montes has qusrreled vikh ~
ssna rSSn osSsu:s .ss sss b vas rs:.ls ;ss'ss: =
tions." The husband rul1ed - - y
kicked out Of the house. Sorx
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An ACTIVE YouNG LADY. ~ -
tress Of the magazine conduotc3 ~
girls at Lowell, q Miss Farley, Wrli1 ~
am proprietor Of the New ExliS3 b
! do all the publishing, editinSs c2upJ
as it is bound in my ofioe, O. p =
help fold, cut covers. stitch, etoss, 4 E1Po@
girl to assist me in folding. sti1o1inS, 6tcgl
rest, after it comes from the printG<6 hr
all my own work. employ no ae621u. =
pend upon no one for assistance. ~ Vl|
four thousand" &, s. 1 a, !. *. ]. ''7|
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VICRSBURG.

will lesve SATURDAY. September II. at O'Clock p.
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, -
- NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD L@&kA&&kttII
NEY. NATCNEZ. TofT fDA.AS, BAYOU SARA,
aud BATON ROUGE Saturday Weekly
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ihs new, magnificent swift
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain
White will leave aboye For freight passage appy
to SMITH FIMIsTER, 81 Poydras
~ There viii be Clerk the I@yee Canal si on
Thntsday morning receiye freiyht. aIA
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Passage from New York Southampton
main saloon, al20; fist cabin, lower saloon 300
All letters and must through the Postoffce,
No bills ading will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
heigl4 apply
MoLLER, SAND RIERA, South street, New York.
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EOR GRAND ECORE, NATCuI- - n
- TocHEs, ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate
landings.-Tbe and light drnught sY-
DONIA, VIM Kay will leave freight
passage, apply on board,
SMITH 4 FIsIsTER, 80 Poydras street.
X Ths sydona will take freight for Shreveport with the privilege
Of reshipping. slH