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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-16
COOKING STOVES.

TISi received drets ffon one ~ he ,arys.t ..,
eatAisd sastera steve MaunfaetuYars i snn.yt
q ~ ~ .t@kAh2 stofes If styes aud pattsrns
,sins any yet ben pAtred IN the market, il
q taci. Ihose wishing souietius ycrs meg. " 4
cal ani purchase.
lasy sFs for sate low by
TiLLIN1HAST, LANE ErFI.,
"a, ~. /.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-16

CUBAN, ~ FiS1srmanT Daughter. or dss1in,
~ Alonev-A book Of illustrations; By CArvlin.
Cheshorosss For sale BY
asg30 CAVE 4 BAILEY.
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SaS - 90. -.
= - bfLi,,4~-BeIis from the r.! sbrst.i lac,
My, AhRkA IfD superior .n quality
80 taas, praiop CATION II -oani ana ,iaxaIIlty -
auY male y thisrpnntfs o. Europe. sa,nple bel
""AA p'h ~ Daf ~"Ts Afty sise furnished 10 or :
dst On shGft nA'les FWt sale ~
IlLLlNoHAsr, LANE 4 ElfEL.
l8s Main Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-16

The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa thatthey
have established a branch
of their house in X eokuk,
where they will keepcon :
SANITY on hand q large
and well-assor,ed stock
If
Tn Nj I'm II n n N 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-16

NJ @tlAAias Ieals. oi Tho i,est Eooi;.s an
4'I A'nsrlcaa manufacture Saws. piips Anye,
bstis, Ae q. ey9ry iescri ptien ts,t ,nt. - ~
IlLLlA@HAsT, LAMA BIrL
49,
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HTTcIlrOCK MOTT

r AIDES ALRUMS.-- The fns i stock ahst eo.id
IL be- had in New York can be seen q the City
Bookstore. They make N elegant Gift Book
Call 1t Iscpt5l OHDEN'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-16

LNIOtlK! finur!-Cuatomers can rely upon getting
j Quincy, Bsnton4ort. and Birmin CHAM Flour
regulariy.at IS, Main street.
nor2sd HAMIIL a KALSTON.
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GO.pnrtncrshtp.

ksokuk. July ~, lsss,--jyle DIFF
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nissolutinn,

Keokuk, june %, sa6'-Sodtf.
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LIS Aaln-< q.
- Sr.~,-~jnst rec iE*a, tue assortment ~
hattern Planasi eafetiur Manufacture aud yar
sale by TiLLiNnHAsT. LANE EHEL.
JnfsBT-d NJ fgs Ma Z,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.


rHs cEiHsRATyD BREcKErRrDGs Coat "a WOW
ioe sale the following coal yards At Eileen dollars p
Co. !. sngy se. 81 Eighth avenue corner Of Twenty.
wssss Rstes eorns Atlantic and rurman sree. Bro.s.
a. w. weldon. No. 20 South street NY
fuehsm, He'll Co; rhce ssuta we~t ~er-er McsHpnArv
and Greene ste 80 yetdsi Essss street ss--sy Csy.
sor Ne wall s'resA View ro~k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

UCIIoN NOTICE.-CRocKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
IA - S. H. BARTLETT, Auctioneer. will SELL Tuesday
September 30 at 10 clock at M Pearl street. from the
shelves 50 crates all kinds W. g. blue and 200
Tor cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

DENOvAI.-DoCToR BIACKAL HAS RyMoyEp ma
IN oace from 80 Hudson street 70 9 West FNeenh street
Eighth avenue. Once bours-Mo fom 10 . al
terpoon iron 10 evening. iron o9 Aayce 70 tie py5r
gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

MADAM MAhHERBF MAS REMOVED FROM NO.
lvl bNto NO 80 Broadway wes' side door the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28
DENTISTRY.

THROW ONE TO TEN TEETH CAN BE INSERTED fou
without springs clasp Those IN need Of artificial
teeth invited to call and examine this method Of III
ALBEIT, Dentist, a ~ Prince street few doors west n
Broadway.
NJ bEvETT's NEW AND IMPROVED ATMOSPHERIC
l plates for artificial teeth remarkable
n eased hrmness N position pov er q nascson and very
superior 70 the ordinary suction plate well adapted for The
continuous II truly worth the on those vear
requiring artificial teeth examine this Improvement
before er gagng elsevhere Teeth BY ne benumb
ing application and every improvement, oftbe sav
NJ LEVITT, Dentist, No ~ Waverey pia~a
rear Broadway EsAbhskei fsls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

yEN Writers. ArC1f0NFER, WILL SELL. on TUES
day, Sept 20. At 10 O'Clock at l63 Chatham street
contiruaon The balance Of the extensive above
warehouse consisting Of abou, 90 sofas weedhams pa
sofa bedseads ge mahogany and other chairs lJ0 bu
100 tables, Is washstsnds Office desks wardrobes
rosewood and mahogany etegeres with fronts and
backs and unfinished eomprisine a vausble
Families well furniture dealers invited
the hOie viii be sold without Cafaornes
ready the morning Of The sale Three years q the
premises for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

nIATRfwOrfAts-t WILL. UPor THE RECgrrf or
M twenty ave cents as equivalent ssamps sea any
nl dehneaurn ~ her character BY handwriting
raecfss love Journeys a-sui Adde'S ~ta return
P5raee EnxeLlA olsntei sew hoEk Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

is Chambers street near West Broadway, splendid ho,e
furniture viz rosewood parlor suites brocael
and ngrsin carpets feather beds hair sofas
chairs tables lace cu'ans mahogany and bed
sesds crorkery glass and silver together with the fur
of about twenty bedrooms. sale positive and the goods
must be taken away on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

WEfHAwKEN AND GUTrENBURG-rArF, g..
w cents The steamer MERCURY Cspisis IA Mslsr
VII leave on Sunday, September ~ from Robinson street
third stree.
Leaving Robinson street, Ieavt,s GutenSur\
hs NW
III NJ
IL
Soc,ocs, 5os,1ct.
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n s. wrrroR. AucrToSEyR-py " = NgrIoR

" s. METLoR AUCTIONEFR-By W q MErIoR
Tuesday. September ~ a. l0ls O'Clock, AZ salesroom
Is and Is Park opposite the AsOr House assignees
~ tie richest collection " custom made cabinet furniture
ofered public sale far The ssocKis arranged Tor
exhibition sdcs and gentlemen particularly invited
view tie goods previous 70 sale i would be impossible 70
AL 'be articles contained II the sac. for
cpum0dson II southern and Western merchants We have
made ample a1getnens for The packing and delivering
reasonable charge by persons Purchasers
assured a evey oi on the catalogue Will be sold positively
without by order Of The being the entire
class Manufacture, removed sllesroos
convenience consisting part % ciegan, warrior
suits covered sts closh ant ~
he ard most fasbionsble yes; rich centre tribes
ecfes besuies wardruhce. escresolre@ Turkish chairs
crhent chairs In bookcases lined with saiin wood
cabinets q richly decorated and plain enameed cham
Dor surs solid do mahogany aaa wanu, do
ges variety, easy snd king chairs parlnr chairs
extension dn tables ~ feet long grea variety OF
~ chairs, lounges. lounge beds hal stAnda hail
chairs reception do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

w q NFrIOR, kUCTTONEER-BY W = MEfLoR -
w. TUESDAY. Srutember ~ inl. O'Clock vi sales
rCom and y Park row. opposite the Asor House rich
collection ~ oil paitfings BY foreign aud artists
cighi 81 rsnngs ~ " Coates subjects be ore
hihcd several .andscapes bv Baum, Iebrun Rchardsop
ana cher eminent artists also $50 u paintings
he ade ffy English cnrrasinrs in neat gold Ar
frames alsa shout ferry ench mirrors
rich rqd cir frames, q the ses, and faslonab Die
styles The whole for positive safe 70 pay advances Ladies'
I'D gent ernen particularly invited view them
10 sale Can u~cked Tor shipping on the premises tata
inVuss the or1ing Of sale.
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NaATRrworraL.-rF ANY YOUNG LADY ol

Ku hrsnatt AMI egre-s0le manners and appenrnnae
WISHES ~ correspond = gentleman, with v.w 20 malri
sm1ty a. wtl4 With went who viii knaw nov n
Dreetis her nnA bee enmuacaih ne viii hf specially
neknoN gel sud ffarned n A sired. Petse address
.FOpea fna once, dstn,t Fercival New So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

A ssrGNFE's SALE OF THE STOCK OF A MERCHANT
"A taior-A M. CRIsTALAR. Auctioneer, q Bowery viii
Monday 10Th inst io o'clock large stock Of clothing
goods conssnu Il aud cloth frock
sacS over business doeskn pants OF variety
styles patterns silk satin and enes under shirts
drawers handk erchiefs Ac 40 tog her with Eng
sh French broadeohs cassneres doeskns 81 satin
serges buttons variety of other art
Giles in the line BY order OF A. L. DEXTER, Assignee
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Va = NILLCR. AuCTIONEER -PIANoFoRrEs AT
w. auction, w W. MELLUR --fucsisy, SEQ embcr ~.
O'Clock at ssssroon - and Is Park row eleven supe
o toned rosewood and mahogany pianofores three made
by Lndemar. and fully warranted for years BIZ
tarnan ranchsr, Clark, and ether New York makers
mahogany second hand panoores ~
finish The instruments exhibition The who'll
will positively he sold 20 nay advances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

1NHCs. yEITCHr AucTIosEER.-sToaE,i Is SPRUCE
sree-Sherii sale OF laees, embr0deres collars dc
% Tuesday sept 90 1855 TO- NJ n ri hudson street,
Consisting large assortment OF laces ebroideries col
lars handkerchies insertion, trimmings rib
bonS, apes hosiery, &C. II. CROMBY, Dep. Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

MATRIMONIAL WILL, UPON THE REcKIPr or
M twenty I've cents TEND Q any person fn dshnestios
their character BY their h nd writing address sufficiently
nr-es, wHh r~surn postage, ME- Bne vnee. Broadway
p ! odise New rork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

nAY LINE FOR ALBANy-FRoM SEPT g. AT A
IL n, making the principal landnrsThe amer ALI
r, Canal and Spring streets leaves Tuesdays, Thursday
and eaffrdays The ARMENIA, from Chambers street Mon
days wedncsdays an5 lridays connecting al Albany WIZ
the evening train 70 Saratoga md he Sgg also with tran
West 10 Niagara Falls and Suspension PfiHlM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

T,ERRRscE BOYLE, AuCrIoSEER-sroRE 20 HuD.
j -Grcceres.-un Tuesday. Doth last, q, lDi
O'Clock. 80 Thirty seventh street between renh and
Eleventh general stock q groceries together with
a The horse and harness. Eve years
Jesse Of he premises 10 which stable attached sale posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

HUDSON RIVER RArT4RoAD-FRoN MAY ID 1856
heTsns VIII lesve lhanbcrs street station roows'-
Express, A. N. and r. NJ; mail, A. NJ: through
train " smsrsn' N fcr Pcuvhksepse, A. N. ans
leayes every Friday evening II r. M for Hudson ~
Y. ~ for Peekshil and $50 r. M. The Poughkeepsle
Sing Sing and Pcekski trans stop way stations Pas
sensers taken At Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty s
streets. Trains for New York leave Troy aas SIS
TO- 10 A. NJ, and $50 r. NJ and East Albany At 50
Ills A. NJ. and NJ Az SMITH Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

GUITAR N W GOULD LATE OF cHRIgTy's MY
VI sfes r-ables his pupis In few lessoas accompany
a.N limited number IN perform effectively the
most adriv~i compositions III Trovatnref srrarraf
NAPOLEON W. GOULD. m Amly street,
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IAIEs EAVOINs - y -. ~ :.
Oh by /. n. KELLER, "
f>j.7 Main street.
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sEyERE STORM.

BALruoRE, Sept. Sd.-The storm on Monday
was very severe at thelowcr end of Chesapeake
The Norfolk steamers were unable to leave
port
The steamer JOS. Whitney from Boston, due
yesterday morning, was obliged to lie to for ten
hours. She came up this morning, opposite
Cape Henry, her wheel house gone, and part Of
larboard guard Off -. -lge.e.-
Four schooners and three banks, supposed to
be laden with coal, are ashore between Old Point
Comfort and Black River
Three large schooners are also ashore near
Crony Island.
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The river opposite fell four inches iis the forty

The river opposite fell four inches is the forty
eight hours ending yeaterday evening, and was
then apparently falling slowly. The bars to
Keokukt are becoming more prominent and
troublesome every day-boats getting aground
on them frequently. There cannot be more.
than sixfeet on the bars TO Cairo, yet several
boats since Friday, have left drawing that, and
more. The Missouri was falling fast at last ac-
counts The Laciede, from st. Paul, which she
LEFT on the 22d of August reports the river fall
ing there, and all the way down. The Illinois
is falling with 2Oinches ON Naples Flats Sew
eral boats past due. Business in the Keokuk
trade, and the Illinois is very dull The Chal-
lenge and Altoona have Withdrawn from the
Keokuk trade
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ELAN

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD aad CHAs. MORGAN have
u this day partnership in the Saddle,
and Trunk Manufacturing business under the name OF e
pard & Morgan.
part his establishment ard occupying his large
Workshops facilities for manufacturing which Will
enable furnish every description of articles at the very
rates, and Of the latest anu most improved style
hand full assortment of all articles in
our line consisting Saddles BEdts, Harness. Trunks,
Cellars Whips Carpet Bags Schels Saddle Bags &C., &c,
lowest rates.
Particular attention VIII be paid to ordered work. repair
ing promptly attended to- AID trust, by strict attention
and prices merit continuance Of the patron
pToprtctor. SHEPPARD 4 MORGAN,
aug 2-Sm No 131 Main ST., corner OF Union.
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0xrs more We venture to call the attention of
the public to the rare musical treat with which
GU city is to be favored on Friday evening at
the Catholic Cathedral The young Lady who
has kindly volunteered her services on the oc-
es,ion possesses extraordinary powers which
have attracted the admiration and surprise of
many among the most distinguished artists who
have visited our country. Madame Sontag, in
TsFticplzr, after listening with delight to her
wonderful notes gaze her the advice, to take no
more lessons, but to study alone. She has in
he7 compass three entire octayeS, from La, on
the second ledger line below the stall, to La, on
the fourth ledger above Her intonation is fault
lsszy pure, and the unriyalIed power Of tone, is
equalled only, by Its exquisite sweetness Gull
tiyatiOn Of the highest order has SO perfectly
developed these eminent qualities that the most
artistic taste finds nothing to desire We can
no: conclude without reruarl,ing that all these
attractions combined arc but triHing in compa-
Fisoa with the deep and earnest feeling which
Miss Guhert inflses with such thrilling effect
into every note Vhich slls from her lips Let
no one miss an opportunity presented for the
nfst and last time Of verifying our words
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

L,sr night at the Atheu;enm, Mrs Dufield
.ppcared in what is on all hands allowed as her
hrtc-a tragedy. This play, Evadne, is one
vel calculated to show of great variety of
emotions in short space of time, aud she ap-
pared to us as she delinested the different emo
lions which Evadac might have been supposed
TO feel, to have entirely filed the conception Of
tie autflOr. 1t was sustained throughout, Mr..
6rainam appeared fer the first time, and the i'm
preston he made was happy one Each sue
creaing night more and more establishes the ex-
eeIIepce Of the company. We predict crown
ing success as theseason passes on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

MAElETrA AID CIxClxNATl r. R.-ELEcTIos
OF Dnrrroaz-The annual meeting of the
Stockholders OF this road, was held in Chilli.
Gothic on the Goth ultino, at which the election
resulted in the UNANIMOUS choice of the following
Directors for the ensuing year:
CbilHcothe-N, L. Wilson, John Madeira, N.
5 Cook, Narietta-John Mills, Bemao Gates,
YIN S Nye; Harmar-Do ublas Putnam; Con-
sintiOn-Wm. P Cutler; Athens-A. B. Wal
k'F Observation-Disclosures Taft, Jonathan Niles,
SD Keys.
Alta meeting of the Directors, held the same
Ay, the Board organized, and elected the fol-
tsing officers, viz:
President Noah L, Wilson; Vice President,
B.n1n Gates; Treasurer, John Madeira; Score.
ay, S. W. Ely; Solicitor, W. S. Nye Chief En-
s:aeer, Henry [. Moore.
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lrtEss aIs ueset refuse to take their PerIodi
LII mos 10 which they are directed they held
lsffoS tley have settled te bill and ordered them
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CINCINNATI -MARKET.

SEPTENBRR 3d.-Flour opened heavy, but be-
came active under the steamers news, 1000
bbls sold at S5,70a75 prices unsettled, but an
advance viii be established. Wheat active,
sales 5000 bush at ,25al, &c for white. now
held higher; LA offered and refused for red
Barley active at 20. Whisky steady, $50 bbls
sold at 26 l-2a5-S Mess Pork active at SIS,
more buyers than sellers. Lard active at 12c.
for prime Sugar in good demand, 90 hhds at
9 S.4al0 L. MoIasses buoyant, 90 bbls at57c.
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NEW WORK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 3.-Flonr advanced, sales Of 800
bbls State at $50; Ohio 6,2Oa6, So Southern
7aS, TO- Wheat has advanced but sales have
been limited. Corn improved, sales 100 bush
mixed. Mess Pork dreePipg. Beef firm. Lard
steady.
Stocks higher. Chicago R. Isl. 90 81. Ga
lena & Chic. 1865 n. Y. Cent 81. Penna.
Coal Co Q48-4. Virginia G's SO. Missouri IS
81 SO. Clev. &; Toll. 75 Mich. Cent. 90 Stcr-
ling Exchange dull
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An.xp Of os regulators has been organized
!, ul;no;s 10 abolish the den of thieves and des
:, tAat infest Bloody Island, near Saint
Tnris II has been for some time fayoFitc re
so,t u thieves, as it affords them shelter where
t5ey can keep out Of the reach of the ST Louis
,ol,e. Numbers Of them have often cOmeinto
tb,t eiity and escaped before hands could be laid
On then. .e.e~
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IT The Queen of Dude, mother of the deposed
monarch, was in England for the purpose Of
complaining of the East India Company.
FRANcE-Napolcon remained at Bearritz-
1t is reported he is urging the claims OF Prince
pierre Bon.parte to the throne of the Danubian
Kingdom and considering what title to hcstow
on the American tIeScendent of Prince jerome.
The harvest in France is considered fully an
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Notice.

ITAvING sold Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
IL featuring part Of my business, shall devote myself
or presently the Saddcry, Hardware and
Coach Trimming business, having by the change mitch more
facilities, and being the only one III this
city, exclusively in this business and from long expert
in, extensive connection snddiinG business
able render enlEe satisfaction to all who will
favor their Very thankful for the liberal
Heretofore beEtOWcd solicit continuance
of the same. JOHN KN0TE,
au. 2.Sm Old Stand. 1SS Main Street.
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s,,,sor large lion beIongingto Van Amburghs
,,.a,..rric died at o'clock Monday morning, in
VI S..,or, XIV. Some idea may be formed Of his
;,,nsose muscular force, from the fact that his
t I vas 80 inches long and So inches in girtli.
T Tsr Ska was taken OF by Mr.. D. D. jackson,
=, ~ T.,idermist, and IS to be stuffed and noun
ted
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nIn -IINE- MHIG -CnNYENTInN.

Wing State Convention assembled here this
morning is largely attended and much enthusi-
asIn displayed a resolution has been adopted
to send eight delegates from the State at large,
and four from each Congressional District, to
the National Convention to assemble on the 18th
instant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04

htVEE News CineianGti, Sep. 2.-The river
~ feSeded three and half inches at this point
luce luce ssnday noon, and we now have about
"n.se ieet hence TO Louisville
I6e mail bout came up with good load Of
P.o2le-the best trip, in fact, for several days
I .nVis Tie Passengers was q bran-new-baby
10y, Dom en the up trip; he was regular
Ss!9eameE, and promises to make his share of
H1ise IN the world Mother and child doing
@H Nothing additional occurred to mar the
-SSgsotony q a lOw-water-tFip.
.. me nver Was still rising yesterday, with be-
wen iour and five inches OF water on the falls,
N the steamboat pass. This is rise Of about
:. .'ee inches at the head Of the falls and along
Ne Lower Ohio It may make 8 or inches at
-'sN albany and Flint Island, but not over or
inches AZ ScufhctOwn.
.he weather IS clearer and very pleasant
ACCIDENT 10 Tue CITr OF CAIRo.-The excel
.snt 70" water packet City OF Cairo, last Friday
ss ~ after leaving port, ran on log in front
H.. Ns" Albany, where she stuck hard and fast
-, - evening. She sustained no other damage or
~, ~ beyond the time lost, and the loss Of her
Up. 'h she was full Of passengers who were trans
' -; 10 the Ella and other boats
e regret to hear Of the death Of Capt. Mon
E. YgiaFrler, who died at Kahawha, Virginia, a
Nv wv Days since. He was long and hvorablY
known as steamboat Captain on the Western
~ the last boat he had command Of being
, ~ 'as Hewitt in the Alabama trade Afterwards
-.-,sed TO Mary Hunt, in the New Orleans
ou nAN1S srsK,-0n her way to this port from
SsuTney, few days ago, the Minnesota sunk one
R.l Aes earEeS loaded with grain. Mr. j. D.
S,S.le1 Of Quincy, had about 900 sacks of
NI Va on board, uninsured .s 54fB
s..9 nave nothing new from the Cumberland.
sCatietown. - .'i''e > s.s '.-l = ..'s'-
Ihs s.. Louis Demoerat Of the Istsavs:
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FEVER AND AGUI

A Case Of Eight lfonkls dHdiR0 Cured by BoerhGre's
Holland Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street. saysLAst july while running the river on
cotton boat pyiug between Matches and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and Ague For eight long months
this dreadful disease The greater part OF this
unabls work, and spent IeaEt MY dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent ree
Three weeks aco Of my friends insisted upon my try
ing OsrGrsS Holland Bitters,' saying that cure teus
0Hdf0nteed. Amer trying It for only week. must
state was n sound man. have been at work now for
weeks and have had return of the chlls and fever
whatever" rga-,
certify the above statement Is true. Il
- THOMAS ADAMS Diamond House,
or at 4. Chester's, Gothic Hall l
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Sold Out.

rNHE subscriber having sold ont Messrs. Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department Of his establish.
the liberal patronage extended to him. for
years. and he leave 10 recommend TO
his numerous friends and customers his successors, know
ing be experienced wormen and in every ray
verify the confidence and patronage of the public have
no doubt they Will full satisfaction all who
favor them with their custom.
aug 2-Gm JOHN hNoTE.
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wuTG CONVENTION

Bosros, September 8.-The Wing State Con-
yention of Massachusetts assembled at Fanenil
Hall to-day. The Hon Robt G. Winthrop pre-
siding Thos Aspinwall, of Boston, is strong
ly spoken of as their candidate for Governor.