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) ca AYERS
- PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PHYSIC.

TnEEH has long existed public demand for eh~o-
tive purgatiTe pill which could be relied and
perfectly operation. This has been prepH'
meet that demand and extensive tal Of its virtues
has coneusyely shown with what success IL AssOmpshfs
the purpose designed. It easy 4 pnysical J
but easy make the best Of all p1.i' which
should have none OF the objections but al the aVa
sud with what success would respectfully submit TO
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost every purgatye medicine S
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This Is not
Many of them produce much gripping pain and revu
in the system to than cOUnteTbalanco the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation PAIN unless it arise from previously exist:
purely vegetable, harm arise from their IL
any quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
in the several diseases which they are applicable arc
given the box. Among the complaints which have
Complaint its various forms of Jaundice Indigestion
LguOr and Loss Of Appetite, Listlcssness, Irrtaby,
in the Side and Loins for, truth all these are but
the consequence of diseased action in the liver. AS
co 1a ByS.n Re ga HpD, seroa and
Scrvy Colds with OF the body Ulcers and
purity OF the bood in short any and every where
pnTgatTe IS required
They have also produced some sngularly successful
in Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy Gravel Erysipclas
Palpita6On Of the Heart, Pains in the Back Stomach
aud Side. They should be freely taken in the spring OF
the year, purify the blood and prepare system for
the change Of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
their smuant action the circuiatory system reno
vale the strength OF the body and the
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence
Saslona dose II advantageous even though serious
arrangement exists; but Unnecessary dosing should
meyer be carried too far as every purgave medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand cases in which physc IS required be
eIted here Ju: they suggest themselves the
81 every Dody and this pill found to better
purpose than thing which has hitherto available
to mankind Where their virtues are known, ths
pubic viii no longer doubt what remedy employ When
IN need Of catlartic medicine. Being sugnrwrapped
hey are pleasant 20 take andbcng purely vegetable,
hHrin can arise from their in any quantity
For minute directions, see wrapper the Box.
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TRANSPORTATION.
CT veIand, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.
49, -

EsEz4Es5ESs5z--1ssZG-SZz-- 2z-AA
OS and aer Monday January Is5s, will
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
IIO9 A. 81. Aal Train stopping At all stations arrive At
Pittsburgh At T:lO NJ, ana at Bridgeport 1924
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
700 A. ~ Mail Train, stopping all regular stations
tPort Homer, SlOans, and Deep Run flag
Stations for all passenger traInsl arrives st
Cleveland At $50 " and at Bridgeport At
1910 p u.
2SS p A. Express Train, Stopping regular stations;
arrives at Bridgeport At T24 p u.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
T30 A. 81. Express Train stopping all regular
(Deep Run, SloAns, Port Homer is2 sta
tiOns for this train) arrives at Cleveland 3.55
81 aud at Pittsburgh at 1875 ".
225 T. 81. Nail Train, stopping all stations
At Pittsburgh At I:4Gp 81.
But train daily to Cevelsnd-leareS bridgeport
1880 A. II
Connexions.
Connections all through trains folloEH
At Cleveland with trains Toledo Detroit Chicago aud
the West; also, for Eric, DGHkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
Belair with the stcubenve Indi-
and Central Ohio Railroads. Cadz Coshocto
ark, BaTnesyie, ZanesYe, Wilm gon Lancaster COINS
bus, Cincinnati, Indian apolIs and 81. Louis.
at Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland, uarpers Ferry Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets b purchased
pos!tE The Lsyee WheelEg Na and at the Union once,
II superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Superint ndant's Office, c / p !; r, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Jan %. 1878. jan25 Supt.
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REMOVAL.

nentS tuaed aud repaired.
60 All 90 De Warranted this eslnllIshra.nt nnrh
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1878.
IS0T-S- 1873
Ia - $50 60

1878. 1878
Ga @zzESSll - -
PENN SYLVANIA RAILROAD!
| NTINTER ARRANGEMENTs-on ami after Monday, De.
TIKI FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning sunday, 75a O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving IN Pliladsipha at IL 80 p.
at 4 g.S AFS TEAM leaves the Station every evening
The Johnstown ACCOMMODATION train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday, $40 o'clock stopping
stations, and runuG far Conemaugh. ACCOM-
mediation Train for Turtle Creek Bridge daily
Train for Turtle Creek leaves, leaves daily, Sunday
GsPtSu AT ~ in Inc Third Accommodating Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily except Sunday, at 90,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh follOWs-Ex-
iiOa, M; First Turtle 10 a. nj
Second Accommodation, IL Az Third Accommodation, 6.lV
Trains FOR Blarsrle Indiana connect az Rairsvic
Intersection with Mail Train East Express trair West
Pittsburgh and ConIelIsviIe Trains, stopping ali
tons the Pittsburgh and Connellsye Road, daily,
press Train, S3p. Returning Trains from Pittsburgh!
and ConnellsVe Road, Pittsburgh, u
The travelling public will greatly to their interest,"
in going East or Vest to travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
passed other route. As the road is baasted
stone and is entirely free from dust promise safe
y speed and comfort, all who favor this with
Fare TO New York .......S 1S 90
% :. IS Ps!tinoTe. .......................... $50
- :, Lancaster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 90
Baggage checked TO all Stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad and TO Philadelphia Baltimore and New York.
Ten Cents in addition the Station rates. from
ttons where The Company has no agent
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
n. BThs Excelsior Omnibus Line been employ to
convey Passengers nd Baggage to and from the Depot
QUO exceed cents 0r e10o anu
For Tickets apply to STEWART, AGENT,
At 1.-THE P r. r. Passenger Station,
Jani on Liberty and Grant stS.t Pittsburgh.
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SHEET MUSIC.
IN the Western country.
~ ~ Nasis sent to any address, postage fres.-E
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III connection with the above keep every kind OF
aieal indtrunents aud musical merchandise generally
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Removal.
PIou9hsI PIolghsl!

HAVE been annoat- sole tlis eliv ioci1'''
l. Of Everett 4 BiauksnSHps' -Ie'trst-t
LEVER PIsDUCII1S-
Iness ploi<Is very lastly cpIs 1=rct IA pe-i
Tered 10 this MARKET, AMI the % fr n=rs al
ehant- - directed 70 them keen c1nstanislPpf o.
/ ". PCNPHgEi-
sue6 Na Z, yisn Str~-'.
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New Books.
Musio. music. Musio

Music, Music, Music
II -Isr MUSIC, inst FrGeiF-d this mornIng:-
II shower Of Pearls-La MlrseiIaise.
WAY do summer Roses Faief Child o. the Rekimeat
Gamblers wife LOOK and Liddrr O nick Step.
boz National Unoa--0meer's Funeral
~ Lang long Welry DaV.-I nave no Mother Now.
Selma, ur star Of the eFsuing-iSO ~ ght There
song of the CzptiTr:-The DIy Our Mother Died.
Tarantela.-The Rock Beside the Sea
tlie TrOubadOuT's SOnE.-O'er The Lone Sea.
The Last Meeting with the Old Folks.
And 9th rs. too numerous enon- No eharge fCToo
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Keokuk Iowa .AprinT-d4w.

heokuk Iowa .AprtiiT-dAw.
KEOhUk CLAAAlCAL tdHOOl..
'I'his institution having been regularly ogsn-
ised aud PLACED uI-on q ra. able hasis will com
mence the nrst quarter of the next year under the
supe attendance Ct Mr.. W. ". Ismissn. ~ our
rooms ia the Iowa Medical College on Monday.
sept 9th The rooms hsve bs.n thoroughly re-
falfed and Handsomely seated snd every arrange
ment made to secure comfart and convenience to
pupils.
The year vii! be divided into four quarters Of ten
weeks each.
TUITION.
La.fn, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics,
pei quarter...s .... $40 DO
Kngiish urammaf, Geography, Ar,thnee
"s, &c, psi 30
Its desirable that all .the pupils commences
with the beginning Of the quarter In order To the
proper arrangement of cIssses.
| BY order OF the Board,
:. R.p. LOWE, Prest.
NJ. ALxxAsnRs, sec'y.
ksokuk, Aus. 80. '2s-dim
KEOkUG FEMALE SEMINAaY.
VIsHIb Institution will commence it, session on
= Monday, sept. 9th, In the second story Of DR..
nanford's building, corner Of Filth and Concert
| streets.
The Board Of Trus tees Of this Seminary. elected
from various roll loss denominations and repre-
.enting large part Of the Christian community,
dcsirs ny the united and operative eorts Of the
IN institution - our city requires.
ne Principal Of tho institution Ii Rev. g. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or to the Secretary Of tho
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may BE- IN ade.
The charges for tuition viii be Ss and Is In tho
ordinary hnglish studies, with small additional
sum for incidental sxpsnEss. For Latin. French,
herman, de-, extra charges will be made.
M,s Desirable that persons designing 70 become
pupils b present punotualiy on the AYst Of tho
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
MEsRY srsosG, sse'y.
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az CANADA.
1~A DELIGHTFUL = ROMANTIC RoUTE-9o
FROM rnE WEST TO
Boston, Neu York, and the Eastern States
Via the Miehigaa Ceatval, Greet Western,
Opdensbat Oh 4 Vermont Central asd
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting some of the grandest and most wea-
derfui scenery In the world, incialing TORONTO,
Niagara Faits, Suspension Bridge, T4ousand Isiamds
Mewaioiss, the Tubular Bsdof, (neafiy f,ro res in
Hudson Ripsr, etc, efe.
On and after May l. 1858, Baggage viii be
Checked Through from Chicago.
To ENlGNANTs.
Passages may be secured at the Office of the Com
pany In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull
aberdeen and Montrose. An agent u the GRAND
TRUNK AAfLRoAD superntenls Tue removal of
emigrAnts and baggage al Quebec tree of charge
Fare from $50 to $50 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEV III A n,
OF &c 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG!
IL under contract to this Compan for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from hieago for all
points East, also for the LeyiatAsa or for the Al.
O.s ). Co.'s ships, can be obsaiG Mt tbs Office
OF the GRAND Trunk Ralfoai, No. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARhACk,
Agent of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEmEnTs
TO TRADE

/ ~ lhdDE
Attic tsNimhIe aixpeuce.,,
1 An now rscsiving IN spripg and summe r. tock
= OF ~ foods, Hats and 0onuefs Boots snd
Shoes, croessry Ware, &c, dirsetfron the Esstern
oities which comprises an extensivs variety In ali
| these departmsntS. Ny stock will compare favor
ABLY with ANY In the cltyin point Of variety ana
src all right. fASss
OF Dress Goods, i have Silks, Ti,,ue, B.rs...
lawns, bArrGr DE LANES, Chsllies, pupIiry yaisn
kc. 'oss
ofStaple q Gods Avybrow nd omes,ie h,...h -
do, Osnsburgs, drills, tickinss prints Ar
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds-vhita IA
brown for pants; white and brown table di.n-y
crash and disperto~eiing, Irish linen bro~n d.
ALSO, summer shawIs, blscksilk vssettss Yy,.
oroideries, iAncs, pocket handkerchief. bosi.rv
trimmings ,0ents Shirts ,crsvats co liar, and sus
deaders.
ALSO ansssortment Of Summer Clothing and
necessary articles too numerous to mention
AND In connection with the above kpep an a.
sortmtntof Quesnswarcand Uraceries the lstts,
Of which still continue to sell at wholeeal
prices fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from ths
Canton TeaCo., New York which are warranted "a
giSeentiresatisfacttcn arthe money will be re-
funded
think can now offer ind r m nj snot To b.er
oelied ~ any house In this city.
III there haasaf tieic yoGcAnnot and anywhere
slser3art esi3 the Atmbie sispence-~snywher,
along Maln-street.
P,s.-These are not I'D goodx-hAvenotsssn o.
hand since fks gsor one
Nos. 81, IS, ~ andIe0 msfn.ss.
b. &. HffITAaQ
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uHH IUHItHFsJ gUT TIT BIs " VHe FV.HVg gfdTS.
The progress of thiscorporation has been stable
and uninterrupted throngh nsof financial sun
shine and storm, or periods eyentful in or exempt
from sweeping CONGREGATIONS and maritime disas-
ter. Being long established on a cash basis, the
troubles Of the credit ~ stem effect us In no mate
| rial particular.
During .'hard times" the security Unreliable In.
suraIec lie an imperative dutythe ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
iessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, by any Of the duly authorized Agents Of the
Company.
ED-Business attended to with Despatch and FL
deity. EsS
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of End
and Main-sts. Ii. y. TEN-EYCK,
mchalGw6m State Agent.
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Important w Ork ON scotch HlsaoRy
| rAlENDAR Of the State PApets relating /,
~ Scotland. BY J. Thorpe. For sale BY
! ssp27 CAVE BA1BER.
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/ lust RECEIVED, a Large Lot 81
OSUPEkl0H IGE CHEkTS-an indispenss-
bic article In every famiy-fcr sale very cheap, BY
| GEO. Y. KILBOUkNE, A gent,
| june2-d Main-st., bet. "a i Sd.
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NOTICE Ia hereby given to tho owners OF the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
theCity Of keokuk, Ice county and State Of Iowa.
tha. speoia! tax has been assessed and levied On
said described lots, as designated in above list.
by the City Coqnci Of said city, being thecost Of
abating nuisance on said lots and unless paw
ment be made Of the taxes so LOWED and also Ill
costa, before the "a day Of 0otober, A. b. 1855.
the said lots, or 50 much thereof MS shall be No
cessary to discharge said Tux and cots, viii Sc
sold on the day aforesaid, at the Mayor 4 once
In said city, between the hours Of g o'clock Z,
m. and 5 o'clock p. M.
&C. STEVENS,
coilectorof The Oityof Ksokuk.
Sent &. 1BbS-dtd
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DARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen
SETS, OF all kinds for sale cheap for Cash BY
GEO. +. KILB0URNE, Agent,
MAin-st., bet. "a and Sd,
mayl5d lkeok nh, Iowa.
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A New BOOK by Charnain Aaahor.
rNKuE 10 THE LAST; Or, Alone on Wide,
Wide Sea. Fascinating alike to tho old, the
young, the quiet aud the gay. For sale by
CAVE a BARBER,
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ANDREW j.. WILKINSON,
tLate Wilkinson 4 Marshall
WAslesalo and Ketatt Druggist,
NO. DC MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, a
- fuff assortment of Drugs sad Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, Glass nre and
Varnishes, at and below narket rates.
Aug 10, '5s-d
NJ IIkAIE silver CrystaliIed-4s ounces Chem
IN ioally pure, in store and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
auglsd 96 Main-st.
SPTs. TURPENTINE-20 200 gal in barrels and
D..cans, in store and for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d SO Main-st.
r lNsEED, Lard and sperm Oil--2o0 gal each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al WILKINSON,
augl6d 9e Main.st.
A LcoHoL, SO and % per cent.-5oo gal in store
a. WILKINSON,
sngl6d rs Main st.
rooiER's IsINGLAss--50 Ms Of this superior
~ gclatine for sals by
A, J. WILKINSON,
augIsd ss Main.st.
A iEkss Cherry Peetoral--2e0 dozen Of this
"A standard iemedy for Coughs and Colds, in
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole w holesalc Agent for KeoAuk
augiod 90 Main-st.
ENkAYSER'S BAKING POWDER admitte by
l. all who have tried it. superior to any 9TH |
er, Manufactured and for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON
aug24d vs. Main street.
vHrntshes.
(N0PAL, Nos. and 2, Coach, Iron, Demar or /
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City /
Varnish Co., for sale in quantities to SUIT, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d Of Main-.,. 4 /
IL ECkEk's FAHINA, a diet Tor inyalids aua /
L L the sick, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d g8 Main ct.
DERRY DAVIS Pain killer-l0 gross lars.c ME.
dunn aud small slzes for sale by
A. j. Wilkinson,
auG@5u &c n ain-st.
4 SHk0M ES--tirten and elbow, dry, in store and
~ for saie very lew BY
A. j. WILKINSON,
augzJd ao Main-st.
IO1HE Castor 0st--iresscd and Clarified /
by steam--in store and fer sale low BY
4. j. WILKINSON, Druggist
augald % Main-st.
M ACE, 400 lbs. prime Penang in store aud for
AVl saleby A. j. WILKINSON.
saugzad 90 Main street.
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Clothing store.

NO. 3 Estes House. Keokuk.
MYTH thanksto Nv many friends for past
w favors bee iesye TO itfotm them that /
am now receisi.ig my SpflNG AND SUMMER
STOCK or CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses OF y. Ieyin CO., and James Wilde, jr.,
; Co, the TWO best Clothing II ouses in the Uni
800 States. My Clothing il good and well made !;
shose who have purchased Of me will testify to
that fact an,i TO those who have not wouldsay
eoms try for yourselres. Good Goods, ut a fair
price are always the cheapest.
owinv 10 the pressure in money matters am
comps lied 10 sellstrietis for CASH
Arril I'd A.W GRIFFITH.
I TENTS Cashmere Suits. good ard latest fash
~ ion, for sale at Nos Estes House, Msin-st.
/ apr2d A. q.
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- n DUkEsA
Boot ana 0ho0 EAmas

>. A DUkEsA
Boot anA Shoe Empsrsun,
No. ~, MAn-st kE0KUK.
1NHE EMPORIUM il the only place in the city
whore every thing In the Boot and Shoe line 6
inside 70 order.
The Emporium uses the best kind of Imported
Stock.
The Emporium uses English Bend Sols-L esth-
Or.
The Emporium uses "Lemoine's Calf Skins"
The Emporium uses English, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip Skin.
The Emporium uses French ,Curacoa ana Tampi-
% Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian aal English
La1tinE. $500
Tho Emporium employees the - - r.
the country.
The Euporiua nAks ~ ~ ~ \ - ~
in the city. M
eon feeds,
r. 1npsrisn sslls 6,sssub's Bsess, "a vas-
$3.50 ..s.:. = &C. = 81. - =: -. e
The kmporium y the place . ~ inst what you
VISIT IA not ready-nsde,) mads to order,
The Emporium sslls tor CASH oaiy, and y u
very lowest Agufes.
II cheap bargains are desirable, eood ~ cen~
Portable, superior Shoes satisfactory - g -
Emporium 10 get them.
|. jy3Sd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
MARRIE

CT SHING-HODGhINSON-InB BIooslyn, saturday, SEPT
H. b. the Rev. ". IA. Lewis Henry X Gushing 10 hatc II
usiiter o -h" late Thomas Hodgsinson.
DE GROOT-RFERs-At New-N.uoI, '. J., on sunday
evening Sgt - by The Rev. Nr. Bsuytrd of New fork
Edmund DE- Groo Of Toledo, Oo and Annie ony "a sher
Of Jos. Beers esq, Of The former p'ace
Dr. GARMO-W ANDELI--Ol Sunday, sep s. By - Rry.
J. bowling VIM Brook De- Garno - Marina aGdc only
daughter Of John T. Cox, Esq, al Of bis cIty.
KIRkLAND-THORN-ln hi city, On Mopdsy SEPT Is, al
Church, by the kes. Dr. Hawt EdysFd kif1ud "a
Ellen daughter o. Hprnar Thorn, go s Of t'is city
LEWIS-PHELPS-At Ottawa H., WeiIesday, sep 2
by the Re-. j. g. Arsrbury. William VI Lewis of New Al
bauy, IND, 70 Ann Eliza daughter Of Peter Phelps esq o
The former place. .
NORTHRUP-sHEAK-At HYDE Pan, Du:ciess Comfy,
y Mednesdag Sept p the residence o. tn brides pa
rents by the Rev Henry Dst.r Mr. Sanford w SOrthrgp
Stanford Mis- klfns Shras oi tie former place.
RODGFKS-CHAIffELD-On AOndsy, Sep. -, by he Rev
Dr. fnce William HI. Rodgers 10 Louise Chstleld all Of ih
city
STANTON-BORsT-On "wednesday. Sept g. in Ess; Cob.e-
xii al the residence her nO;hr by the Res. T.. NcdrT
Mr. John L. stanton Of Mddeburrn schohsre County, y "
Mis- Della w. B0T,i - 'he place. -
sTEIN-STEINFFLD-Ou Monday Sept. -, by n" Rev. NJ
bpndy, T. T. Stein of Nashville Tenn 20 Mr. R)-s S'euied
Of 'hi. city.
.TATE-TYsON-Ou Sunday Sep l2 BY the Rev L., Jones
Mr. Robert w. Tate 70 Mis- Hsrre VI Tyson, second daus
ter OF the late Fletcher Tyson.
yANRANsT-WOOD-On Sunday. Sept. - by he Rev j X
Stewart, Mr.. Horace l.. Van ksnsi 20 Mise Ana Amelia
Woo al Of this city.
'WATFRs-YOLOZOSK Monday. Sept. l3 a. the Par.
sopsge the Greene street " T. Church by The Rev M
T. Corhi. M SAMUEL Waters Miss Ebzsbeih Zolozosse.
MATERs-GAKRlSON-In Brooklyn. On "Wednesday, sep
residence Of the hrid father by "a. Re- j. Green
leaf Mr. John Water. Nj. tnis Gertrude Gsrou eldest
daughter of Charles :. Garrison esq all of BIooAyn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
The quantity Of cotton received al the shipping ports
10 the III Of September follows

TIE preceding statement of the crop is that OF the
United States a whole, anf dos not papor 10 give
the crops Of the States though the Shipment stocks,
&C.. necessarily arranged under the different ead-
ing shipping ports or States, a. The ease may be-.
Thus, the crop Of Texas, as given above, l. that
shipped by only-say twc-fti- only OF the whole
the remainder going by way 81 Red River to New
Orleans and j. counted there.
In regard TO uncurreut money, ThoapsoEs Bank
Note Rportcr says:
~Uncuuort money is finding IL way through the
channels trade pretty freely 20 the CITY, a. is evinced
by the amount offered daily at the exchange offices for
discount Tie rates, will be noticed by reference
10 our columns. are l0w, almost without parallel
The following are the Currency, Land Warrants,
and Specie quotations for the week corrected for us
from the curen; at the banking Office of Messrs
Thompson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
MARINE JOURNiL.
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COTPT OF SPECIAL SrSSIOSS.-sEFr. l4'h la52-Before
justices BgESSAs, Connolly and STEERS.

N1uVf OF
William Msckereh, keeping disorderly house :;
Peuiea,ary month"; AID md - Leopold " Ban,
asr a1d battery Guef Julia Alien, s'esHg -; PEN
i.fz-v ss months Charles White, steal ns piece of ribbon
thry days Jcnn Burke, ssssl and battery; one month
Chsre, Areuts stealing month. Ann OSea steal
ing shoes iud:ieu suspcud.d. John bsyOds, assault aud
hsvsrv fined -5 Marina Deyn, stealing ub; six months.
Dsaie evaua stealing panaloons months Mar Warren
ang feathers; months Joseph Morton s,eatns shirs
sr uonhs Timothy OH. assault aud battery judgment
suspend ID Fanny Willard assault and battery six mos'h.
Michael EEond assault and battery Charles FOX,
s.esnI money ss months Andreas Werer Sealing shirt
remandsi John William stealing money. John
Smith. stealing money month"; Ps-rek Riley assault and
battery, charges rensnded. Psdct Sfare assault ard
battery Traaydrl.