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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01

HENRY r. sCHoLTR, EDWIN Ii. GRAS
SGH0ETE a GRANT.
PELLA ............. CO. IOWA,
DANkEBS, LAND AGENTS. and N0TARIES
ID PUBLIC Agents for fhe United States Life In
surance Company, Iowa state Fire Insurance C1m-
pany Cooper Clark Steam Engine Manufacto-
ry, aud for all important agricultural machines
Editors and propretors If the EEllLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Rel gon--S S2
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
oetlg dwly
tHAs. STANTON, HESHY SHELDON, CuAs. sACpoUGALL.
Stanton, Sheldon & Co,
WHOI SAFE GR0G GERS,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Sa ~ Front Street. near On slip, New York,
f.b2Td6m
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
Fa9a&

SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fi1HE Western Stage Company respectfully an
L nounce 70 the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily Sunday excepted for Fairfield, os-
kaloosa. Fort Des Mones and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham. shlaud Agency City, nttumwa. Ed
dyyille, oskaloosa, Pella Monroe, Appl, Grove, to
1T. Dies Moines.
From oskaloosa (tri-weekly) 70 Council Bluff, via
Belefontain, Knoxville PieasantSille Indnnola St.
Charles, Wntersttt, Indiantown Silver Greek, To
Council Bluffs.
Also from Ottumwa via Blakesburg Abba, La
grange. 70 Charlton, tri-weakly
Also from kekouk Daily via " arren Pennington,
Bonaparte Bentonspor, keosauqua, Pittsburg, Troy,
To Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Boon>boro' and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at
0 o'elock, A. NJ.
Laoledc House. Il. A. McCIlESNEY Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01

IIohNkl~ az Law and Solicitors IN Chancery
Agents for the invests CATION If Land Isivs anI
|fhe pFchase AMI sale oF Real Estate viii hereaf-
|fer praciice IA aud regularly attend the District
Fourts = keokuk and Fl. Madison. and IF the other
|rounles Of the Fr-t Judicial District of iowa and
wIil ESQ practice ia tBe Supreme Court of he State
III. MaAlson Fah. Il. Ish1.-dI
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10000 BUSHELS WHEAT.

4 Nd an unlimited quantity of Oats, Corn, and all
\ kinds Of produce wanted immediately.
The highest market prices viii be PAID fer y hea
and grain Of all kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse Of the undersigned on the Leree, between
Main and johnson streets, keokuk-
artaa dtwtf ", 4. PATTERSON a. co.
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.
n. xEAwHf.r.. vi. ID.

4 - FAEtEK- u. D. FhVs1cHu anu Surgeon
u. Office with br Nyman Main street. batwc.u H.
af5i Zd streets. dly
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Davis & Price,


4 foRNEk sixth and Ridge streets. ! am prepared
" TO manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats Lard
or Soap Kettles Gas Holders. Or anything else CON
neetsd with my business, and to send competent
workmen to any part of the country to do repairs.
ED. WELCHMAN.
Keokuk Iowa Sept 81 d6wIy
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Mark packages, M " Line
July II, ls55.--dawGm
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j. w. Scroggs'
IUUBT,K YARD. kEOkJk.

nN Concert Street between 4th and 5th Streets
onorth of Main street. large assortment OF
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand dawIy
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ksNE.E. 4 hEIkhff ffiYI .
HHt 6 d Dan
a. stiEEDG NAN

lEALER III Groceries Provisions aud Produce,
y NO so, MAN between biri and Fourth o;s.,
.a0kak Town d6w
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rINHE subscriber would inform the citizens u ke-
L okuk and vicinity that be has purchased the
stock III trade Of Ben. L Dodson. No. Third
Street, whore he has on hand general assortment
of French ani American Cloths, Cnssimeres and
Ncstings which HE Will make up to order al the
shortest notice, and In style not to be surpassed
Also a good assortment of Summer Coats Vests,
and Shirts, always on hand.
July Is, l655.--dtf JAMES VI, TYLER.
rIY0 JoURNEYMEN TAIL0RS.-W anted inime-
i dAtely, at No. ,. Third street, two ftsf rate
joarneplnen taiIor,. None other, need apply.
sct27 4 J. VI. TYLER.
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Cor. Il Man sAd ii SIS, hE0kUk, IOWA
SIdlII Exchange on The East and South bought
,0sal sold European Exchange FOR remittance g
any part of Europe FIR sale, Interest allowed On
deTa.lts AZ per agreement
Refer q Lucas & s5manIs, 81. Louis No.
l.. Al. Beneai d Co., aQ
Atlantic Bank. Boston.
Duncan Sherman & Co, New York
Drcxcl 4 Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
Union Bank baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, @.
Price, Converse j Co., Aew Orleans, La
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c. &c, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books Magazines, Music, &c, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
&S,. NY Bindery will be found on Second Street,
next door 10 the Athenaum, sign Of ths Big book.
Jau. 26, ls54.--ddw. ISAAC n. PIERCE
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S S. Vail 81 Co

IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines, Grist and
vi Saw Mil Machinery, Water Wheels, &c. Sc.
corner If Sixth aud Blondeau Streets, keokuk Iowa.
May 81, 1881 $dGw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01

IyyERY thin, that YOU can think of to tickle the
II hearts Of tie httie FOLKS can bc had Of G ober
top at the .,,r,, p,o pYpn,r
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nercnauist western Line.
MEAL, ABBOT co, New York, WILLIAMS,
" TANNER d Co, Buffalo Proprietors. Ship daily
from Pier ., East River, New York.
All eargoes fully insured 30 Buffalo.
No transhipnent between New York and Buffalo.
For freight apply to
Neal, Abbot Co..
p. Il. Brooke, SIS Broad St. n. y.
Virgil liilyer,
Il. IL L
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y. 3. spNEKVtiIF. JOHNSON htbh- Z. =. BRADFORD
Z. q. Produce & Gommissson House.

~ bMMERN ILlE, BRADFORD q CO, bcneral
New Orleans. Particular attention paid to the pur-
chase and sale If Western Produce. Also, tO the
Receiving and Forwarding business generally. Or
ders respectfully solicited, Ne Il Ichouptoulas
street.
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= \
LIVINGSTON BROS. a kGNkIsD.

nIcn p ~ IivisesfoN,
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pR. \. q. FRANCES

II AYING permanently located IA tuis city, beEs
/ L leave - inform BIS friends and the eitizens
generally, that, until further notice be given, be
NAV be found al the Office Of Dr. j +. SANFORD.
March 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01

A. L.. DIWENG CO.,
Successors % Granville B smith Coz
u ANhLH~ and dealer in Exchange. keakuk 10.
DSigft check on all tue principal cities constant
IS for sale IN sums to suit.
Collections this eity remlttei for promptly at
current rates Of Exchangs.
We viii buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and unrurrent Bank Notes, al best rates
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Me.srs +. " Clark, Dodge 4 CO. +"
Lucas i ~imonds, st. Louis.
T. " Clark Bros.
n. Corwith Il Co., Galena.
Nav 81 IN55 Il
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n. ". AIexander a Co.

Is0RWARDING and Commission Merchants
/ Freight Agents far New ork Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line. on Erie Canal and Lakes
I7u South Water Street Central harf. Chicago, Iii
Liberal cash advances Shipment. Of Produce
Or Merchandise for sale IN tAl- market, OF shlp-
nlent H. friena east
Refer t8 W l.. Ewing Co., ST Louis Mo- 5. 4
" b Ihayer, Quincy III, Green i stone Musca-
tine. Iowa b II Campbell q Co., 6alena. III. j.
II. Langley 4 Co, hoek Island. H.; Barkley,
Thompson Co., davenport Ii. I. Foster, Boards
D. H. Reed Galesburg, m W 5. Gilman, New
York; Fassitt 4 Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. A. Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark packages If i. W A. Il Co.
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IfaHs A IouEsgE.


A TT0kAEI at Law and Notary Public Ofc,
"a in he new Post Office buld,ug, on johnson st.
Between II and ID
Collections pronp attended TO.
keokuk, Feb Is, Io5j.-dtf
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VOL. g.


mo" Adverti.emrnt. inserted 9n favorable t.rrn
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FORWARDING and Commission Merchant whole
l. sale dealer in Groceries ana Produce, No. tl Lee
yee, kcokuk, Iowa.
n. B.--psrhcular attention paid to the Forward
Ing business.
Aprtt II, 185t.--dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-01
Daniel Copsc


)ELLOWS MANUEACTL RER, Bench Street near
ID Franklin, GaenA III.
Keeps constantly On hand Bellows If every Iescrip-
ion, which will " sDld low and ia A. good terms
can be purchased elsewhere.
y. BEyery Bellows warranted to give satisfac-
ton.
August 81 I855-ti6ms
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', A. PATTERSON, MN. TIMBERsAN, ga PATTERSON.
WN. A. PATTERSON Il CO..
COMMISSION Il FORW ARDING MERCHANTS

~ Nos. 39 and 40, Leyee, Keokuk, Iowa
Consgnments Of all kinds of Produce will receive
prompt and personal attention.
August 20, I855.--ddwy
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29
From the Cincinnati Daily Commercial, NovS
THE EREPUBLICAN PARTY-THE WAY II
BECAME INOCULATED WITH
FUSION.

| n =, 49,, ,
nelolo Tue ia'e elec'i'n anH tlo Wy
NHloL II WAS was at'enueu' u'o Iuleieu ~ ', pouotie
i'nSio" WIN 'i'I treasures VI tiio tli
80 f''''' 80 S'iN ~" '''' - I ~
1'Po0ri i''i''o': io tiio i1S'':.' "i'o'' ~" oa
Uou1 nay d" III ''Ht "o'''IS POI VI"
/ a N"o"4oU7o u 90 v'e"'' '.G 80 =: I
Ga oil'y "l' HuiuS ~
49," I;c Nv l,t no. t'NH ~ a ,a
tLHnS"0Sion m VI me PIospe'Gus q "avo'Se so.no
"iSn' a, - oU ~ s,'lo
""o M 'e,'oo" W .ou''' va il,' w. p ~
ar ar "i.i nv do ii.Vio S!Uuu S ~ I WY
; o;''D0 ~ 20 Iii 20 'Poi Pti a,9 ., -; 80
Soienoe as Wei aS i.S
-'i'o t''' ioo' w. '''ii ',I: ny '
'e; "ae ~ 'eun %, Ilu ar"1
", ,itf; nnn tns .g
iIo1' "''A''' N'' 'pAe'o' "o 'N0 '' '"N
'lsN' " "'o'u'
In TWO Oh those states oil the NORTH "hert
taking the apparent element'-repubhcan senu
ment ana Tree peopie-lhto the account, the ne
publican party SHOULD have been successful 1t has
been defeated and the consequence Is the election
! OF the candidate whose principles are opposed &c
/ Its own. IN the nature Ut the issue or OF the
popular mind there was nothing OF difference IN
circumstances between New YORK ana ONO, on
| the one side, and PennsyiVanla ana Indiana on
the other to constitute SO striking an uniikeness
in the result. Weare therefore forced to look Ion
something outside the character OF the people and
the nature of the question; and in this case, it is
not diilcut to discover the cause which, early I'M
planted in the Republican organization. tainted II
With that 4iSease "h,Ih was 30 ia' 10 's serei9'h
IN FehhSyNahla ana lnd!ah1'
IL was evident IRON Tue peglnmn3 ,naG 'heie
were TWO antagonist lueas empoo'eu III thN hepup
mean PaTy-to one oi "hlch II owe us existence
10 'he other lhe characer VI lts orSah'Za'l"h ohe
was the Spontaneous offspring OF the acceptance
! oi the hepupilcan sentiment by inc people; the
ether me contriVance OF BODY OF pohtcians oeh'
to establish party, OF which they should DC the
leaders one was the hepuGilcan principie IN 1t"
naked strength the othor the project o, com
posito party, to he made up OF a combination
OF weakness The tendency OF the hrst was
to 6uild up moral ana intellectual force
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29

God and nature have m de forever antagonistic and
mutually repelant. Such attempt is like
that of laying live coal in magazine of gun
powder, with the expectation that both will. con
unue together in peace and harmony. We have
tried, already far too long, tho perous, the crimi
nal experiment. There is no other remedy! There
never was and there never will be any other uay
to remove wrong and its bitter consequences, but
to repent of it, TO to do the evil, to f0rSdke
1t and whatever goes to strengthen and perpetu'
ate it.
1t is now for the north to say whether she will
continue o be the fostering mother of slavery, and
to labor for nominal and impossible union, or
whether she viii cease from this greatest of all
possible sins, and suffer the down-trodden slave to
rise and stand upon his feet and become man.
am very sure of one thng-that no considerations
Of the difficulty of the work will deter the American
Anti-savery Society from continually demanding
OF this people that they break every yoke and let
the oppressed go free, and, a necessary step to
that end that they be no longer themselves PAL ia
kers of the sin, and no longer have fellowship with
the unfruitful works of darkness
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29

commandment Of the Ten by the President and
his minons is worthy to De sustaincd--ths prac.
tjcdhy. Yet should we suppose these men essen
tally bad hearted Go to their homes whose
portraits are the wall-those of Nero? JeHrics
Benedict Arnold? No! here are Fox, Wesley.
Washington, La Fayette, whose whole life
long force was levele1 against Slavery. After
whom are their children named ?-aftGr Capt Kidd
and Munroe Edwards or other Border Rulans ?
No but after Evangelists and Martyrs for Truth,
Iae people are right at hears and few years
more OF common schooling will make them right
at head too, when they will stare at many things
! they do now.
The sneaker then described vividly the scene in
| Boston IN 1854, on the day of the rendition OF
Burns. The anxious, haggard faces of the inn
mense mass reminded him Of Byron Darkness"
lt was not that single human being was enslaved
before them-they poweres; but all the terrible
fact OF slavery unroalized before, flashed on them.
1t is estimated that fifty thousand .ntslavery
men we're born amid the pangs Of that day There
he had learned this lesson of the popular heart,
the North was the right hand of slavery, from
Ignorance aud incredulity
| Therefore must not believe that Slavery has
Itrumphed in the hearts of those who upheld it.
The very grandeur of the cause Of Freedom must
retard its success. Inferior animals reach full
growth IN lew months or year perhaps: but
man, the nObIest animal the elimination Of Nature
needs over score of years. Other parties and
causes reach their full growth soonor,--not SO the
Human Party which stands among the rest as man
amid the inferior orders.
When we think Of those who deceived the pco-
pie, suSaring over the crimes Of which this nation
stands convicted by the moral sense Of the world
with the name DeA0cydcy, we are reminded of
Montesquies keen satire that it would not do to
admit that negroes men, lest it should appear
that whites were not.
Evil stands in the world that men may grow
strong by wrestling with it. We would seek
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29

GOLD IN VERMONT We were on Saturday
shown fine specimen of gold in the possession
Of one of our :uwnsmen, Of perhaps the value
Of dollar which was found by a friend in the
north part of the State---the precise locality
being only known to the fortunate finder This
specimen was picked up in the bed of small
stream in the gorge of the mountains, and we
understand there is plenty moro where that came
from. If half that was told is true, there ia
reason to believe that this discovery is Of i'm,
portance and will attract attention from tho
treasure seekers Of our State Rutland Herald,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29
TIMOTHY STANNARD,
FAIRnAvEN, Nov. II. 1856.

FAIR.-The colored people of the city and vi.
cinity are making arrangements to hold u Fair
on Thanksgiving night, the proceeds of which
are to be devoted to Mr.. Passavant's Hospital,
In the benefits Of this excellent institution all are
permitted to participate. No regard is pad to
creed, nation or color, and the sons and daughters
of Africa are determined to show by their acts
that they appreciate the benefits conferred, We
hope the Fair may be we'll patronized Pittsburgh
Dispatch.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29

From ar article in The Central Presbyterian
we learn that there now thirty-6ve Presbyteri-
an Churches in Virginia without pastors, and a
considerable number of them with large and inhu-
entail congregations, able and anxious to procure
the services Of ministers"
We are not in the least surprised at this Wha
man of education, spirit or selfrespeet considering
the censorship established in Virginia over botl
pulpit and press, would consent to assume there
the functions either of an editor or preacherf-
tribune
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-29
From the Cincinnati Gazette of Nov. Is.
REV. Mr.. CONWAY'S SERMON.

We give brief outline Of the Sermon OF the
Rev. Mr.. Conway Of the Unitarian Church. last
Sunday evening, on"Ihe Moral Lesson of Defeat"
1t is necessarily meagre, but may recall to those
who were present, some of its glowing thoughts.
1t should have been heard, to do justice to the
elOquence and power Of tho speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-10

too OF your family OF which have any record VITO f,r
hundreds Of years have borne family escutcheon with
a stain What can I do for YOU Your mother. al
most broken hearted cannot be LEFT and what could
do 10 to Chi .agos From Captain Conns,t's
letter that the proof against you Is positive
The laws of your country must be vndicated; see no
way but let Justice its But in your extre
nifty what recommend better than that you shou
tell the whole TRUTH and cast yourself the mercy Of
the Court before which you will be tried. But one
consolation let and that h, repentance and prayer to
God. He only help you, BY orgvng your sins,
and bringing you TO kno Wedge Of in Jesus Christ
Oh cry him for aid an direction, and may the
urgency of your case lead you TO true repentance,
We had been anticipating surprise for in the shape
OF number Of presents articles OF clothing and on
arrival at age next April sum OF money bat fond
hope, all vanished and until receive advces from
you Capt Connect we know not how we can help you.
The first
Monday in July Is set down for yoir trial What day
it will be for your parants Would to God, my son
James you had died in your infancy unspoed from the
world
Your mother sends her love yes, we both DO for we
have hope that this painful AMI affective circumstance your
first step crime will be your last Until that atoued
for what will you and we have TO suffer-
remain your afflicted and distressed
FATHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-10

On Saturday morning, August at i've O'Clock after
ev days Il uess, Mss FRxDpMcKA g. DELANo, aged is
years eldest caughir Of Capt Charles g. and Mary An.
geline Dceno
None knew her but 10 love her.
Sonc ramed her but 10 praise.
Even the flower the loved the best
In ftrrov droops is head
And nouns with us-or seems 10 MOURN
Our loved and lost one-dead.
Her remains will be tai on TO Greenwood for ntermen,
ths afternoon NJ one O'Clock from the residence OF her
erents. No " Colombia street. between Joralemon and
tate streets, Brooklyn. The relatives and friends OF the
sn'y are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral with.
"a further invitation.
ON saturday. Augmt ., after long and severe Illness
7aa~ls Co1Irs, aged 70 years, months and IL days
he relatives and friends 81 the family are invited 10
attend he funeral this afternoon, two o'clock from
residence OF bis father in law, Mr. Francis Phillips
No $50 Front street, without further invitation.
A. 'be residence Of bis father at Hsrlem, on Friday
august 8, HssE, RKTos, aged is years, months Is
csys
The family and friends and the members aud freni
the Pioneer Guards respect uly invited 10 attend
he upsI al this Afternoon Al three O'Clock from the
OF bis pareDis INST street Third avenue
I'M Flwsssy, August amer short bat painful illness
A., tRuesn. wife ~ james Morgan, agei ~ years.
The friends acquaintance ~ the family are respect
folly invited 10 autnd the funeral this afternoon at two
t'oock, nom her late residence, NO. West Eleventh
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-10

Brig Lent Lowe. Alesanira-H!cks Bell
Brig nr,en Robinson Gardiner Ne,Me.calfA Duncan
sohrJ l. bowman Carr Curaroa-isrett. Son 4 Co
Set u Fnlayson (Br, Lghburn Nassau-Bacon, Sar-
schr vicioa n3r) Mckay, Halfsx-H G Donovan
Schr Ocean Bird (Brl. Iockhart W ntsorD Dexofe -
schr Paradise (Br) Greenwood ST John, Mp rNevas
schr Pocahonas Buckley, Charlesonscranicn TallmAo
schr John Burton wilmington ...-,..u r up..
schr 7 Ford fountain, Norfolk Hand.
schr Margaret Henson; .'ty Point Hunter Co
schr Express Kelly Phiadelphia-ias Hand.
schr Alyira, Brannin, philadelphiA-Jss Hard
schr J W, Fsuklin; Boson-Dayton a sprague.
Propeller Jackson Baker Baliimore1c romweils line
Barge Laurel, Joriih Baltmore-W IL Thompson
ARRIVED,
Steamship Star Of the West Patterson New Orleans Aug
via Havana 9th with specie ard passengers 70 Roberts
New York al anchor dsmased
shin Harry a the West Adams Liverpool IS days, with
Ship Albion Williams Liverpool july IL with mdse aud
o e Tapsco Co IVY ~ James Ssra Simpson
drowned eS' la' a 81 Ion 30 a. spoke ship Centurion. from
Liverpool fer New York
haitian Gas Go; vessel to Sturges. Chairman 4 Co
Bark Ionic (of Harpswei Randall Cenfuegos. July II,
Brig Croton of Bristol Bye, Port an Prince July 70 with
lumber. 70 master.
Brig Macon Hendckson Savannah days with cotton 10
schr Arlington, Mnrch Jacksonville, 10 DAYS
sehr Senator Anderson Baltimore, DAYS
S p.p o Joseph Th. Hodges pes, por'iand G.
Propeller Shark, Robinson philadelphia.
ppropellIIer C CspraGy Kenny p,oviaenee
SAILED
Steamships Washington Southampton 4 Bremen cahawba
San Juan Mic Alabama Savannah James Adger Charleston
jamestown. Richmond ship Chancellor Liverpool KEEP
Wind at set s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-10
City Intelligence.

F.nE ~ Fast ForKTEEyrH SrrKEI.-Shorty amer three
O'Clock yesterday morning hrc broke oct in brick
stable IN Fourteenth street near Fourth avenue owned
BY Rev. y. W Geissenhsiner. The flames spread with
great rapidly, and in shor, time the buildings were
cesroyed The stables occupied by Dr Sayre AMI
stanton 4 Thompson. man nt med William Mccormick
ert In tue stable OF nr. Sayre lie awoke by the
gCte and by bls exertobs the horscs and several
The carriages saved his own clothing de-
sroyod b. Gre Mr. Gessenhaner estimates bis in
wagons harness, furniture, &c, at about 81 900. no
insurance. ihe lOss bis stables will be about 81 500
they Insured for 81 600 In the Bowery Insurance Com
rany n Sayre and Mr.. Stanton have sustained losy
Of Trehaby s1rO no Insurance. The origin OF the fire
> under investigation by the Fire Marshal.