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The British west India squadron.

From the WashDgt)n Union, Nov 70.
We perceive In one after another Of the public Journals
conflicting speculation concerning the object OF the
British government In despstching additional naval
force to the West Indies.
On the arrival the Pacific deemed IL proper for
the purpose of uanquilizing the public mind t. make
ject which came to our government by that vessel,
atDg pcty that apprehension Of Russian prvateers
said be fitting In New York AMI of the Miury by
Iae the inducemen of the proposed naval expedi
ton.
We have now made further inquiry the suojec. at
the latnent OF State and authorized 10 publish
the folio wing cumsantial parcuarsln
Of the publications in the London journals of the I'D,
oath and 18th Of October, Mr. Buchanan requested
interview with Lord Clarendon for the purpose of asking
explanations the subject They held two interview
the 10th OF October aud the other the ls of
Nove ber AT these interviews Lord Clarendon declared
that the PROPOSED naval petition originated in
pore unfrendy to the United sates that its object
defensive one to protect British against Rus
sian pivateers three four Of which said be
fitting out In New York, and Of them nearly ready
for sea- that this particular large and fast
sci. sIe iaiy intended to intercept British ships from
Australia conveying gold to England with purpose In
the st instance to capture vi the CunAid ste
and in justification Of the general statement he referred
expresy to the Of the bark Maury represen et
in aihdssits communca ted by Mr. BARCLAY tho 8itl.h
Consul 81 New York, TO Mr. Cramp,on and by the latter
mittd TO his government ana at the time laid
before the government OF the United States.
GEORGE MUSDAY, THE 1ArLEss PROPHET
10 the Poor house, thus speaks Of ancient fieni
George Munday tne street prsacher-n one Of the sur
gical wards, we found ancient friend the Hatess
Prophet George Munday, who il suffering from tcac
ture Of the cap Of Of his knees He engaged la
iooring a number Of newspapers when him,
and appeared to be as busy bona fde editor. Bat
alas the "vOce Of the Prophet Is longer heard in
our streets
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heard my offer either sell the ship fair v.uso
or withdraw her AZ any time As tue gentleman calls
loucly the msnsgvrs u the M arsgua Tran lit Cam
raDy 20 show thar hands can ooy say h hs WI, show
bis lace NJ thu Office OF the company The officers II fac
nsh him with vouchers tor al tbe items about whoa
sppears to be 80 very anxious; ana pe tho
be ite's disposed 10 slanoor ,is company no wi at
least have he mauiioess not to be ashamed OF hi,
name. Very respejt uly yours, cHAs. M)RGAS
NEW YORK. Nov. 20, 1855
The annexed statement exhibits the gross and net
earnings OF the New York and Erie Rail- cad Company FOE
the fiscal year ending Sept. 20, ls5o:--
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
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We give place to the annexed from ChAs xofgap
ESQ., the present agent Of the Nicaragua Transit Compa
ny in reply the structures Of ,ponden regard
ing the management OF that generally and tbs
employment VI an ''outsdep steamer In place Of
owned by the company, particularly We have very
Iish regard for Mr. Mogaa and regret exceedingly that
lie Ia in such bad company. While President, wa
morally responsible for the acts OF his subodnate but
he is merely the compaDys agent his business Ia
confined 20 his particular department for which he
charges and receives a regular commission. II tina. com
missen yield him one huIdred thousaoi dollars per an.
mum II is much bis GAIN but 70 company loss
equal to nine enths Of that sum- for believe that
salary Of $40 oeo per would amply an
active business who would render much a-tiaf
the prossn, agent. NO in this community
for moment Mr.. organs Integrity honesty
If purpose, and We feel confident correspondent
would be the last man 10 question either. b1.
1. Is the payment 81 such a. agent,
and owners OF tout.idsr steamers receive thu,
keeps dividends from stockholders, aud they have
a right to complain. When they some Of the
wealthest In this city each making fortu ne anu
ally out o. the earnings Of this company for little or m
service rendered while they paiisaiy waiting and
srxousiy looking for the most traspg return on
their investment II Is wonder 10 that they have
been quiet long. In proper hands the Sicarsgus
1Isg IL Company could be made OF this proat.
hLss In this country II could psy OF ~
present earnings ten PER cent per pae
value Of ,s stock has the most natural route e. the
uprer Pacific and command the bulk Of rhs o.if,r.
na travel The ne, earnings II Ia steamships ia fifteen
months were neatly aud quarter million " doIlar
lot one cent Of which reached soskboder OUTSIDE Of
the management. This line coin money ~hiIe the
Pacific Company would b. osns IT, at the lowe rates %
competition With these fact, before the s.ocAhodets Il
would be strange indeed II they DID cgmeAin of The
exiraysgaDce and msusnasemsut 10 ssy the Ielr, d
their servants.
TuE EDITOR or Tx HERALD.
In your payer of this aorn,ng here u anonymous
attack ssnca II. a., the managers Of the Niesfaga
nsnsit Company. Anonym pueae "a Ins generally
worthy % notice but tue gtntlenha has been
PLEASED to signase me BY els dessous ~
know how much get Tor the ~ the Nevais
have not the sighest hesitation in giving hiai the de-
sired infUra Ion. The Sierra Nevada Il runiox "a the
Pacific Ocean for 20 yer cent ~ the gross recp payox
sLl her own sxpcnses Tss confaSy have the hJsy A.
any tine 70 discoD'in he the -sns Of
and il III. VI hnf attended the NEE ag ~
stseahoideA held at the companss ocs he w,sll haze
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On LIST October, 1880 the Douis AMI TO
riais hand exceed the hapiiiea ny. i0I,759 so
In the Liabilities incl ided the pay roll OF ali the
employees for the month Of september, amounting to
about $40 co., which Il only disbursed the niid, OF
October, that there known unadj idici tel
claims the company beyond the OF liabilities
above.
II the company would give . comparative account
It's funded oebt should result very different from
that given The present floating debt IL doub
stated but shall PROBABLY lind that the funded debt
has been Increased considerably ta,n million Of
dollars within the past year II would be mach
and much Satisfactory for tue company to
Its actual condition once, cad Of giving bat half
and that half In such way to mysty aud muse,
instead Of clearly explaining the items they wen.
along The most favorable side lie always pu. out W
have in the abgve ,ount a statement showing de-
in Indebtedness and Increase In assets
the actual state Of things just The acting
auditor Of the Ere Railroad Company viii obige the
stockholders the public generally by gvi0g the
tual unaeo and floating deot OF the road sofa Of
September 1854 and 1855. let the whole it
stands. 1, well known that tho last Of bonds Of
four millions Of dolars for purpose OF taking up
Issue Of bonds amounting at that time - but little
more than two and half millions Of dollars.
The f.li1wng circular has been forwarded to the
dihei ent banking houses In Illinois,
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1866.
s-The undersigned bankers Of Chicsg, resy,c fully
invite yvur nsitution u unite with carrying
eject ar ankement WHEREBY al tie banks in tnis
state shall poyice the fedtmp ion II their in
gold ut III place II issue and Ia Chicago 81 Louis
ny fesponhiDe agent, upon Inc hio~iog tefms-A ST.
Louis IN specie iuDds at Chicago In nig4t sh4nge on
New foik ~ tie usual rate among bankers. the object
10 10 dscrimina.e between banks II actual ai And
th,te vi Issue merely, having tus beyond
the stock deposited With the 4dtor Of the 'at-
hat prompt and res mpt ~ may be oDtaiued
When Desired hsnks desiring to participate in rus
rapgemeut may signify IL to either Of tue Undersigned,
by giving continual public nou:e through their
agents in Louis Chicago according places
they may select The notes OF ny bank ceclinng
aforesaid viii be trextei currency after
The aGh met II Is understood that bankers presenting
notes tor redemption shall receive their
for those they may be Interested IN circulating
George smith Co.. u ". Willard, Cashier BANK II
America h. r. Carver Cashier Marine B,ak and se.rs-
tnry Chicago Marine and Fire Insurance Co.; A.
Tucker Co; l. H. Borcn h TO; !. ii. Barch Cashier
Chicago BsDA A. Guser Cashier Commercial b. nix a1t
secretary Commercial Exchange Co. Francis A. Hod
Uffcer Brother; Inward l. Inkhsm Co.
The annexed statement exhibits The average movement
In the leading departments Of the banks this city f
the week preceding saturday, nov. "a, 1855 -
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The annexed statement exhiDits vornparis1n ~ the
leading departments al the eenks this city from tho
Lrst up To the LAST weekly returns:-
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4 rtrE cTlsaCE-To ~ sof.D otgRaP x epLrs
n - - btfHsff Cos ss~is~n nspl.8s MA - TGf8
wAisN eos san 7A8s4l-h fOs rrNN.eFy. Mfea 81 a
yesfi.s'y esi.sEaneI gwea u aafd re ~ al = -
JSrgrTFD FLOCK fON NNfH --9w. wINr fprN1
lJuthsD ~, itfes rt~ssl fsa< sis9 rfrs p M @af.
fcr - atd tsr ssl4tN ANN aAlEFr Istl4s9
t1rtf. i.fAF B8ses Nirer ftafsoal ssg5t
NtnFoutpiAND npS sAwrgD.~APrLf a. ~
~ f0Nh kfs~~ d. a ffs
EXTRA PAY.
r. = N,vY RkffIRs AND UTugRa.--FrrHA PAY
Y rro@r.g l1t. fonf'f hat warfaas sf4ins6 hSlltA
Ell od p*nstF Ffagsef b~.sc- dss hslr u assss - II
rscs, es-stte1, af Aaaas = easaas sztss es ",
seo1yLsst - 1880
ATsal aaa iais Parser 9 > SsFy III Nsls
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The last returns compared With those Of the previous
week, show an increase In two departments and de-
crease in two, rs fol ow,:-
lncreAte In loans and discounts. s@S. 1ss
Increase In specie. Al23ps
DecIease in circulation. 1ol OIL
pecfeho IN oepoSiS. 30 soi
The increase la discounts aud decrease In deposits
DOT At all isfactoy II losing both the spe aud
bunghoe, regards strength and uiiton The specie
increase IL full a. large as auiiHenh We ms. nav.
another California remittance gold near at ha "a,
which must to increase the bank supply bullion
upon arrival The deposits lower than tIey
have been since the later part Of February whom the
,counts were nearly million under the fsosen.
figure and the amount Of specie hand nearly hve mil
lions larger.
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SECOND BOARD.

leo chs Cumb Co.s3 2iX 10 -bs Gold IllI. 80 IL
100 Ward Coal Co b3o Il SO Gardiner Gold bI0 q
loo Hiwassie. TX loo do......b3. z.
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FURNITURE.

fttrTteE AND FsrCT ruEtITgsE vAngaOOns.
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TtlyHr NTAShf vsx fef .ss ~ ss<rt srtsssrs ssww<
fsHsy snsss - ssf tfNaeA farm&af. IA -
n
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40 tssa 1850 .Tess y Nks@ss sSsA ss~x>~~
"a ~ rfasss - eess hs.,sf e ~ tr< ksg. sbsss
A Asss tt<as<ss b elts EsNA vsft a. srs~
" . snrNnssDt c.. "a Ns.sAs slrs~s-
.gVHRTrrHs Tffr NrBarnfNgR WILL HMI1. - vYR
~ 1sa sn3 oasss eoa-s N ss~ gsvs q
ss~stasDf "a $500 AL hsffssstn fartlaSe
a. fss1f rs.sstAy hasf stA 49, se4~y. H-lfss
tsails.<s ed b.fsa41ta trss FEnRlsD.
IA tettFr s&fsst rssf fsM4l.
lfUErTUaB wtsTED-a AVAIL Tor o. rsuLgN
fsft2ws s@4tf ~a~ ~ hskA~ p~sa ~sa,se - go
tstko 80 NneA8 lsT IN iMesAa1stss $500 ynr
s~ws Dwa sfNy si4s1 A4arxa4 .AnA~.A&.y, -
s0ss va ~. fsrsA aG.s-.
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n EsTRIa BfDOsg -L.Uus 10 YoU xfsB 10
A.ta ftin he star etssst ~ r-s.k. AL
lssgiu bssisi Ia - Ytesiit bosst si.es 49, ass
eeflAe 49, Dor hsFs cA7y
lats fstrayn " E1Ys Nhre ca asef ~ ~ sTso
c.@ts a ftftuAa war; q turPsHAl4 v frt%c.
faif ntsi licy r.1n,ss f.t sonf nssar 80 -
ksssAst "a - is2rr - foth nt1s t'ssas yer
~. 1919, - J. fslr. 80 = tlya1s - tDs ssJ A. ~
lfrkfsay
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decrease in net receipts Of sii6, 66S 1t Is admitted
that the eItro receipts last year expended r
constr cton cunt, sinking 'ano aoAang deot.
The company have failed Incidentally omitted sup
pose give the amount Of funded and h,atnx dsot
outstanding csti al, &c, the 3oth September 1880
Without that uuanciL statement the nc ,ount 10 mper-
feet and unsatisfactory. We there has large
increase in the payment II interest, which Increase
equal 70 an additional indebtedness Of about o. 900
The statement give for the purpose OF future analysis
NEW York AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
oct. l. 1851. Oci. !, 1855.
Bills payable ana all other
liabilities. 1925 o5 ST. GIL 1888 o.
L1s- oAsh casl tema on
banc Observation-Disclosures. 2c6,370 40 $780, 1853 o.
Actual liabilities beyond cash l9s 55 90 81
decrease Of b'lis payable &c............N,274s5
lo. Vi cash, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6o6ll u
Decrease Of liabilities beyond cash. 81 1888 st %
OCT. i, 1851. Oct. l. 1853
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Net earpings aausl to ST. per cent on slo ooo..

Net earnings equal to 81, per sent on $4,000
Which has been expended ~ fila VA
Ouiiays ior new machinery, &C.,
"a locomotiv-s) uDd,r oil coa.
uacss, and for old claims sclvpg-
ing to the construction account, S2I5,714
Sinking inna $50 900 bonos 1851 2888.5
Floating ccbt, paid. ............. 290,0)S
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!. FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL
MON EY MA II K EFT.

M.
The stock market not very buoyant this morning
fair amount OF bnsiness transacted, larger per
cent then usual for cash. At the first board Gaena and
Chicago advanced 4 per cen; Panama, " Clevelsnd
and Toledo, u; Chicago and Rock Island, NJ Michigan
Central, q Michigan Southern, TX virguis Us, u;
Nicaragua Transit y. Reaching fell of y per cent;
Canton Company, a Cumberland "; Illinois Central
Railroad, u. There was not much activity in State
stocks railroad bonds. Eric Railroad opened at SEX
per cent and closed at 62k-s decline Of per
The closing price Saturday sax per cent cash.
The brief report put out in anticipation Of the annual
statement is considered favorable The stock fell of
in the face of II.
At the second board the market was lower without
much demand for any Of the leacing railroad stocks
Erie declined u per cent Reading, ~ Canton Company,
u; Cumberland, u; Illinois Central Bonds, " Panama
Railroad advanced per cent Nicaragua Transit closed
without change.
There In the street to day that the org
majors Of company that aourished pretty extensively
few months since and made large dividends out Of
rowed money, had been indicted 1t ia opinion that
the orginaors Of than eghths Of in cor
poraed companies in this county large would in
oicted If the facts regarding ther organization and
operations should be presented TO the Grand Jury this
citv
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

TOR sALE-ONE HEAVY EXPRESS, on 0ROCKKY
L wagon. light express aud light
sleigh, pair ot Tat Apply W j. y. DuYLE
rs lama street.
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DLArIsn oAkDs.-rLAYfso cAHD~ % sugxRI0u
i sarA ard MIS-. asde ssDvs.x, ~ As~hs9 eel
sosf sar~sisd n sasg, spsnis, saxss snss -
coaDA haS< nc ossds " 81 hs VENUS srSA Tor saD
BrosdssY
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& TfANitOETEs AT tJ~T-TD vfft~K A tBUTNk8Q
~ b, Ssrs srd Hoston syls da -
f~oJ To- ezlo iBiaS ws g-ss sK1J. n~Disss, IRA
r.es q" lass aAS esn - tossAs ss' ss.r. $50 = 2, -
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arg .an.s. tom 81 b. % No. q ~ e-s 'eSssi.s,srs
al scsoIasons. bA1Jos, bAs. snf ~ drums
bpuxfass. &c
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pa,nsss. D, A wshsR. ies ws-s nse~a-s5.
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2. .sts.~ s.s D.. IN Ffsasfs ssess, fssen " 0~sa A.
kbtPN
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MODE ISLAND CENTRAL AsD Alb OTHER BHo.
~ len bank money bongh nj the be- Hahrs' pres
paid tor ioelen god and silver Money oaed advances
msde Mt aeh In large small sums. d. ats notes caeck
shuab.as merchDdsr real sr al uic netropo
hien specie nnf sani lo,e office, $50 broadway lew doors
below The Metropolitan Hotel.
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MONTAN 4 BRO.

In time of peace prepare for war!
CHAW'S Cholera Syrup Is really good
y it has been tried--you should have IL in
your house always--in all sudden attacks
II is indispensable--if you have no faith in
it, give any how at least one dose, until
you can get physician to persons resid-
ing in the country, it 10 invaluable COM
pared with any other similar preparation.
Prepared and for sale by WIN. BOGEL.
May 9th Druggist
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~ The Montreal Chronicle Of the
18th, states that the commissarist ad.
vertises for a vessel to convey six thou
sand barrels Of cartridges from Que
bee to England. The large consump.
tioa II ammunition in the present war
not only exhausts al that the mills
can make, but will cause the larger
part Of the contents Of the provincial
magazines to be called out Of their
slumbers into actual service.
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Take Notice.

M d. PHILLIPS, informs his custom
". ers and the public generally that he
has just received his large assortment Of
Fall and Winter Clothing, and would adj.
wise all those who are desrious Of punt has-
ing superior fitting and well made article
in the cloathins line, to call early and
make their selections, in all cases where l
may be caught out OF sizes, and cannot give
a fit, I will invariably order any article
hat may be wanted if desired at a short
notice. oct24.
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90. D. phillips emporium.
Our Platform,

0NE low price to ask and take, secures
" Justice to all parties. Call at the one
price CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Of w.
D. PHILLIPS, next door to the corner
of Lafayette and Church streets and select
fom an elegant assortment. and You will
not be asked cent more than the lowest
Penny that will buy the goods, deduction
OF ten per cent, always made for cash.
oct24. W. d. PHILLIPS.
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GREAT BATTLE WITH A FLEET OF
PRArEs.-A dispatch Of the 10Th
from Washington says:
The Navy Department has advices
of an engagement between the U. s.
steamer Powhatan and large feet Of
pirsticsl war,junks in the Chinese
seas, near Hong kong, which resulted
in the destruction of ten war,junks,
averaging eighteen guns each, from
six to sixty.eight pouuders. Sixteen
of the smaller junks escaped. 1t is
thought that between FIVE and six hun
dred pirates we're killed or wounded.
The Powhatan had two killed and
twelve wounded seriously. Among
the latter were Lieuts. Pegram and
Rolands.
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The PosrrroN OF AUSTRIA The
London Examiner, Of the 23d ult.. in
the course Of an article on the present
state Of affairs in the East, says with
some point:
The conduct and character Of Ger.
many in the present crisis cannot be
better typi6ed than BY M. Hubner.
the Austrian envoy in Paris. When
Queen Victoria was there the other
day in the midst Of the fetes given by
the Imperial Court to celebrate the
anti. Russian allience, Mr.. Hubner got
a convenient soar throat or leg, Dip
lomatic malady which excused him
from being present. No sooner, how.
ever, do the guns Of the 1nvalides an
nounce the fall Of Sebastopol, than M.
Hubner RECEIVERS the use Of his leg
and contrives to sneak into Notre- Dane
and join the crowds who arc present
at the re Deum in honor of the great
victory. Such has. been, such is such
ever will be Austria.
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Livery Stable.

ROBERT BEAL, has adopted the following rules
for his Livery Stable.
1. Any one hireIng will be held responsible for
any damages that either Horse, Buggy, Carriage
Or Rigging may sustain.
2. No Horse, Buggy or Carriage will be consid
cred engaged until paid for.
3. Free ferriage for Horse or Horse ard Buggy.
4. A few Horses always on hand for sale.
B. Match Horses for families always on hand
and for sale.
8. Always on hand and ready for trading, buy.
Ing and selling generally.
and last but not least. My great object IL to
make my business cash and progressive, it IL in
tended that the cash prices shall be invariably in
advance. ROBERT BEAL,
Third street between Church and Laurel.
Baton Rouge, Sept 18th. 1SA-ly.
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VOaU ODe1si1sg.

4 FINE AORTMENT of FLOOR MAT
II TINa As and 6 quarters wide, Fig
ured and Plain, to which the attention of
purchasers is invited. Also, a variety of
patterns and widths of FLOOR OIL CLorH,
at the furnishing waIe-room of,
June l5-y. J. PIPER & Co.
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TOR THE HAIR!-Macassor Oil
L Antique OIL, Bears OIL, Pomade Philocome,
Moelle de BRuf, Pomsum In Sticks, CIerehugh's
Tricopherous, Barry's Tricopherous, Lyons Ksth-
airon Pbalon's Hair Tonic or IDvigorstor, Jaynes'
Hair Tonic, Louden's Hair Tonic, American Hair
Restorer, and Jenny Lind Hair Gloss. For sale at
the Drug Store Of II, T. WADDILL.
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New Orleans and Bayou sara

TWICE A WEEk--For .~
l. Bayou Sara. Port Hudson
:.obdcll's store, Baton Rouge,
PIaquemiue, and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL,
JAS. H. URE, MASTER, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at 0 O'Clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY,, at $ o'clock
M. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at ~, M, and THURSDAY at
9 p. NJ. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at 6 p. NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 p. M.
~ For freight or passage apply on
board. Jan. "a, 1855.
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Silk Il satin BOnnets.

4 RTIFIClALS and Milinary Goods,
n also CIoaks Talmas and Mantillas of
the most approved styles, to be sold on
the most reasonable terms OCONOR,
Third street opposite Post Office Baton
Rouge. oct16.
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FOR Bayou Sara three ,~A
l. TIMES A WEEK. The U. 8.
Mail steamer Laurel Hill, J. A. - -
CorroH, master, will leave New Orleans every
SUNDAY MoaHiHo At o'clock, and every wEpNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock Returning,
leaves Bayou Sara on MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
uRDAv, arriving in New Orleans same day.
John Burbridge 4 Co., Hail 4 Kemp b Co., Jos. 3.
Pagaud, advertising agent.
tF-N. B.--A clerk will be on the Levee In N. o.
60 receive freight at all tines from Tuesday MORN
ing to Saturday night, and shippers can deliver
goods TO him, and have bills lading signed IN the
boats absence. mag BY.