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Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
E.arge Size, $3.50 per EsOttle.

N. j. When it happens that your Druggist has
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to us. and if two or more bottles are ordered mt
QUO time, the medicine will be sent free of charge
for transportation.
Particular directions as to usc &C., accompany
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gF-Druggsts can be supplied direct from our
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far the Corrector and other medicines sent free
to Wholesale Buyers
No Medicine placed on commission
j. ID. |. DE NYSE,
General Agent for the United States and Canadas
July I. lS60-ly. 40 ANN ST: New-York
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80 Ga-rsage Manufacturers

20 Carriage Manufacturers.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand
j. large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting of Fellocs. Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, SpokcS, &c. Also. a large guam
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SCOTT 4 ADDISON.
Jan oo, looS-tf Scott'S ills.
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DOCTOR NHAEeTHXK'S
CATAMENlAL CORRECTOR !
HAS HAD

A Fen Years Trial,
TTTllICII should he sufficient to convince every
w EVERY WOMAN of thc great value of the
CATAMENlAL CORRECTOR
AID THAT IT IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION
DTHE BEST MEDICINET1
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Chronic Nervous Debility, Palpitation of the
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and Nervousness generally. Difficult
Mcnstruntion. Suspended Men
situation, o. cessation of the
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And IN almost endlcss variety of other diseases
Attendant on irregularities supcrinluced by colds.
by eXcrtion. by weak constitution. severe
mental or physical labor. The simple remedy for
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remove it, ami you assist Nature to regulate -
.1s can be done by the great
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Which has never failed TO effect cure when pro-
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1t is prepared from tho recipe and under the
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position that will soon by its rapid increase of
popularity. place it at the head of all remedies
heretofore offered for Womens diseases. The
more especially those above enumerated, which
too often end in
CONSUMPTION.
For sale by most respectable Druggists thorough
tllc Union and Cunalns
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Baltimore.
HsAYGER s. sEsAFFER,
Y N G lNEERS, MACHlNISTS

MO. 40 EAST MONUMENT STREET. BALTI-
l MORE, Manufacturers Of STEAM ENG MES.
GIlsts, Saw and Sugar Mills, and all kinds Of
MACHINERY. Cast Iron Architectural work
made and put up Mt the shortest notice. Con-
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Light PuLIEfS, HANGERS and SIlAFTING.
repairing done with neatncss AMI despatch, ms
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The Celebrated Premium
IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL

IRON CYLINDER GRAIN DRILL,
WITH THE IMPROVED
Guano Attachment g. Grass Seed So,ver.
PATENTED APRIL 3rl. 1856
Patented August II, 1858 Re-Issucd May IS, 1859
! AANUF.ACTURED BY
EICKFORD 81 HUFFMAN,
BALTIMORE. MD.
| TNIIiS DRILL is universally acknowledged
| L where it is known. to be the most perfect
Machine ever invented for sowing all kinds of
Grain, and every description of Fertilizers in II
concentrated form. In addition to this improve
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sowing Grass or Glover seed broadcast
| Those Wishing this article, and one that is uni
| vcrsaly acknowledged by the Farmers Of tho
| South, North anu West and by all that have
examined used it, to be the best ever offered to
| the public, will bear in mind that unless they
order early they may be disappointed hundreds
were last season. by delay
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
0 TUBE DRILL, 500
GU.4NO A7'T.4CHMET, %
s TUBE DRILL, So
GRASS SEED SOWER, 10
Z TUBE DRILL, 50
| 5 per cent off for Cash.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
HuhharG's Patent WpAurhf IRON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

A BAD CoxPLAIKr.--Ths frst physician in
Q certain case Vas discharged BY his patient
because be was honest and plain enough TO
tell the patient he had sore Unrest; aod tho
second doctor having some Hint Of thu fAst,
'answsrsd she sick man, when quessjpasd,
that bic case WAS highly ahAosntai,. ana had
degsnerased into synanche tonsiisris. sob,
DOCTOR" cried the patient, "do ~ That word
again." "Why, cir, said that you we're q
present laboring under sypanehs tonsilsris."
ssWhy, think, doctor, that fool told n shat |
bad nothing but sore throst, and told hin
that had no use for such Ounce. Doctor,
what did you call it2" 81 told yon, sir, ID
plain terms, that the morbid condition OF
your system was obvious, and that il had ter
minated IN synsnohe tonsilaris." sob, doc
tor, it must be . mostrous bad complaint;
think you can cure me, doctor2o Snow
though your diagnosis il clear, your progno.
sis 10 doubtful, yet think, By prsdsnt care
and skillful treatment you may recover."--
Well, doctor, do stay oil night, and will pay
you anything you ask."
1.-THE point Of this joke lies In the fact thai
"synanche tonsilsris" and "bad Geld" ar,
one and the same shing.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

One Of our subscribers, pretty shrewd fellow
by the way, Gays he was thinking seriously about
stopping his paper, On account Of seeing Sloan q
aavsstissnsnt - much. But before he did any
thing desperate, he 70 the rsaiisng senss Of
very troublesome corn that Affected his Iarbaard
little toe. What dos be do nowi He just gets Q
boz u siean's Ointment, and cured the ssrn i'm
mediatsly. He says now thsrs Ii NO digestion in
advertising valuable msdisins. We don = believe
he voaid take paper that does mot recon mend il
-[Ksnosha Telegraph, Wis, May 8, so.
Sss Shan = advertisement In another eolann d
this paper. tmsy1l DIST vii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

e-a- e~a- DAILY SARA CIrY Ovvicn,
"a Keok Nh, May 1ith.
rIouR-supsrnne, IN ISL spnug West, sx-
ira, - ~ Fall wheat, extra, - 10 toss rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7h.o go por iso.
VI CORN--4eso 4S-good Demand @S
BARLKY--spring, b5ass, Fall. Tsassc.
WHEAT In good demand. FALL u seal So;
EprinH oea1 %.
0A16--l0 to 4b.
kYE-~ssa7oe, in good asnasd.
POTAT0ES--4ste - BY tAs load retail so.
0ROCkRIEs--Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair 74as},
prinssss4 clarified lealss, srssAsd and leafKis
y IA. Asiassss-Plantatioa 10 70 ~, 8. II. -
70 rs, Golden Syrup, 50 to $50. coAss--Rio lsa
10 la. Java Is to lsc. LAguyrA, 10 Isl. Rice, 40
B0AP~-Paln Gle, Family So
oAHDLES-Ssas Is TO -, Stsarins IL, Mould
III, sunmsr prsssd.1b
LARD-ls 70 lot retail 11lc.
BuTTER-Choiss 10 to IL; retail is.
a HIDES-Dry l3i 70 ~, Krssa. 81 to 81 green
aAssp psits ~ 70 lie green hes skins Is.
HAY-Prsiris 81 TO 81; Timothy and II unsa.
sriAa, @sst7i; Baisd DO. $oA 70 SIC Retail, $12.
BgEDS--Hungarian Grass, 1sa3e Timothy, q
VETO - Flax Seed. scaSs. .&
BUEDRIES-onions, 4oto ~ Eggs, II toll
Feathers, ssc to 1bc; White Beans, TOO 70 %.
FRuIT-Dried apples, 10 to l. rs per bush
Dried peaches, - 30 TO 4se; Kaisins, - ltts
3 -. @ as as
Oh EEsE-w.R.1 II 70 III; Denmark to 10.
PKovI6iOFs-HAms OIL TO 10; Shoulders Ut to 81
siear sidss to o..
UEkF-1&aae rYoas. II Ia IL par aaaytev
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25


The Louisville Courier, Guthrie paper,
thinks that Mr.. Lincoln 10 the most formidA-
BILE candidate bis party could have selected.
Il says:
The fact that he received Z plurality vote
In bic own State, in contest With Mr.. Doug
las, in which this latter made most superhu-
man personal exertions, will conyinoe even
the best friends OF the "Little Giant' that
his nomination by the Baltimore Convention
could only result in the defeat Of his party,
and induce them TO turn their attention TO
some one who can make up elsewhere the
loss which 10 inevitable 10 Illinois. Under
any circumstances, thanks 10 the course OF
Mr.. Douglas, Illinois could only have been
claimed BY the Democracy ~ . doubtful
State, and, with the fsverite Of ito Black
Republicans to lead their cohorts, and ID the
event OF succsss, 70 distribute the spoils, il
may be set down NJ certain against a.. A
judicious nomination by the Democracy--the
selection OF q standard bearer against whom
there are no ansipathies and upon whom Gil
can unite-is necessary to bis defeat.
The Louisville Democrat (Douglas) says /:
The domination OF Lincoln ut Chicago 10
the strongest bic party could have made
We have regarded Lincoln since 1858, ss
their available man; but Stewards friends
have been 30 active lately, and made % much
interest for him, that we we're inclined TO
think he might succeed in getting the nomi.
nation. His party. however, we're wiser than
Ne gave them credit for. They have got the
availability, and lost nothing Id talent upon
their tiekst; for, whilst Seward hes more
rssdiag ed sxpsrisoss than Nssold, sAsiss-
ter 10 his superior in real ability. Douglas
has NOS met ~ nearly his match in debate,
whether in argument or tact, ~ when he met
Abraham Lincoln 10 his own State.
II 10 plain that this ticket 10 not TO be o.
silly beaten, and il 10 idle 70 andsrvalue iti
strength. II II not strong with the sonssr-
vstive feeling OF the Frss Stasss, ~ esght
not to be, for it 10 ultra in its position
quite - much 10 ~ Seward would have made
Il; but il makes up For this deficiency By
other elements Of popularity more potent II
getting the popular vote. II wiser eounssl'
do not prevail il thu South, this ticket nomi
mated At Chicago will be slssssd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

A--.-=i-- NJ =.
Warsaw from 81. Lonis.
Henry Clay from 81. Paul.
Eagle from WasAw.
Clara Hine from Montfose.
s. May ~.
LouisiAna from st. Louis.
Canada
Grey Eagle from St. Paul.
Lacross }"
clara Hire from Montrose. s8
Ea gle from WARSAW.
River 1t = sta.ed with thirty-six inches water On
the Rapids.
WANTED--An owner for . cask containing
liquor, found On the street A. 5. TfLEh,
Mavq4dIt 1913 Main-st.
HOUSE WANTED.
A dwelling house wanted immediately. Address
q the Gate City ONCE, WIN. RICHARDS.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
Firh-street, bet. Main a. Dlondean /,
KEOKUK, IOWA

ALARGE assortment Of Drugs
"A Chemicals, Instruments and
Fancy articles just received 81
the above establishment, com.
prising all the new Che mical
Preparations, Tilden's Fluid Elk.
tracts, Trusses, Abdominal Snip
porters, Pessaries, Speculums oi
all kinds. Stethesoopes, Cathe.
tiers, Spermatorrh1a Kings, ant
some splendid cases Vt Char
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having been so
lectod with special reference t,
the known wants of the proie
the hast terms to Physicians q
April I9.dAw THO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

BLAcKNpop's Ma oAzu1.-rThs May mus
Der Of Fleetwood prssents the following tn
bio Of oonsanta War and Progress ii Chi
IA; Munich and It's School Of Christian Art
Captain Spikes Advsaturss in Somaliland;
Judicial Puxsies Elisabeth Canning Wei
nngton's Career The Mill on the Floss
Switzerland and French Annexation, Ae.-
Published by Leonard Scott 4 Co., N. Y,
'at $3, or 3l0 for Blackw and the fou,
British Reviews.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

~Persons afflicted with the Fever and Agus
should not spare either time, trouble or expense TO
procure DIR. Hostetter's Celebrated Bittsrs, whose
bsnehe<nt elect upon the human system have been
20 clearly proven TO those who have been stricken
down in = short space Of time by this dreadful
curse, whose chesks are wan and mssgre, and whose
nights llsepisss and frstfu, and whose eyes
dim and sunksn, with death staring them In the
face, this compound must prove blessing, Anstch-
ing Them ~ il we're from the very mouth of the
gave. None know its true value until they
hAke tested its virtues. When all other remedies
have failed, these Btters have restored the suffer-
TO pristine health. Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts, should introduce them
to all families.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold By r. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON, BARrLErr,
KAYE L. Co., aud j. BaADKx.
May FL, '60-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

@Sevsral Of our readers have called
our attention TO the fact that our notice, Ia
Yesterdays paper, of the ratification meet
Ing, did not notice Mr.. Rankin's spsech.--
They forgot that We gave notice Of the
meeting the next morning after il occurred.
in which 70 briefly alluded TO the proceed
ings, including . notice OF Mr.. Rankin'a
spesch. Such short memories are NOT eon-
ssnient. In our second notice uestppk up
the narrative of proceedings whore the drst
one left Oh. We are surprised list ny one
should Imagine that We would be guilty Of
such an oversight - that suppossd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

FANCY ARTICLES,
EMBRACING Colognes, Toilet Soaps, tvery fnel
Ia vinAigre Rouge, Pink Balls, Aromatic each
Gus, tfor tho breath), for sale at the
splOdAw kEOkuK DRUG STORE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25
st. Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
No. 81 North Fifth-st. opposite Mercantile Library
homeopathic Books and Standard Work

TEXT BOOKS, DI.SsECTING INSTRUMENTS i sa
the use ii students, FANNY CHESTS, and cAn iA
Of MEDICINES Having purchased our stock 1oi
Cash, we can afford to ell as chsaP ~ ny =.
call and examine our stock a.re !. co
Dec Is 1885, dAwIy sIhoNu W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

SPECIAL NOTICES.

ApvIcx.-Asthe hot season is approaching every
person should prepare their system for the change
and there IL no remedy 70 applicable Mclean q
engthsning Cordial and Blood Purifier. Ii will
parity tn blood thoroughly, and ut the same time
strengthens and invigorates the whole organise
ton. The immense quantity Of it that Ia sold
daily lie proof enough Of it's great virtues In
thoroughly removing all impsre matter from the
blood We say TO ALL try it, IL Is delicious to take
See advertisement, in another column.
IAdku
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25

81Mrs. Cunningham Burdell has gone to
San Frsncisco, with her two daughters, to
escape annoyance from the pYess.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-25
NEW BOOK
DY the author of "The Prince Of the House o
ID David, entitled
TUE THRONE OF DAVID;

The Rebellion 81 Prince Absal sm.
Being An iliustratop Of the splendor. power and
dA1ni1soAhf Ne seienof the SID Aerd, Pat, War-
in . series Of letters addressed ~ N Assyrian
Embassadof resident - the Court ri jerusalem
to his Lord and KinE on the throne, Of Ninevsh
wherein the glory IL AssyriA AS wall q tie mag
syySftnsss. By the Rev. j. L. Ingraham. IL. b..
hector Of Christ Church Holly fprings, Mass.
This book is link between "IAs Prince OF tn,
House Of David sqSe stThs Riliar Of Fire." fol
is ineidsnts occupy the. period intervening b.
tveSn th1se works. Thus win be complete 1 vcry
rsakssksAls sssi~g t1ls 1sw ana oensfsf vsisme Of
which In even supsraY IN Interest to the other two
In vol. 11mo, Of over 900 pages.
Just received 81 ~.S& --g Ne s.a s4>.
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May14d 1855 50 MAiu- ct.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
.Rcccints nfPrnis,,ee.

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Hsaaersaa sit a. of ~ d Ii ros ~ DO
aft--siindfies = order
asls sassa sssasT ' e fs'sl
Ess Il n sH s-ggaBs 5 isassS
snotwels Wat Sco Montgomery Hal n c Carroll
cotton.
81 PsT s,s@sE @ Soy Il pks agsss h ani
APPLES o. b Hour o Tl Gaple Seo 2O9 do Sa seks ono"f
na kaege SiGs 5ass ! III Ss ii e
Redeuan l4a ssks wheat 80 b6s tnf eatnghe Mckee
n smith &ce III coils rope Me,re9 Ro4ssor VI saaks
f ss s Sar e
e 8 % 4 sge e ~ sqSge @ ss q Sfo FS
pk.ss lard t hbi, flour toFdo Fosift 80 ro5
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RsaHeli S metz " - lad ii Ssqs efsld7
c5l seis "a i 7 suddeeke &eo l7D do I Eiel &eoa2
aes cotton r. sSM s9 % p sa do s 4ssns a sa'n
CAROLINA LANDING Per steamer yiebsbutg so5 hlles
si Roshfaia3 Brsws i u Esla 6coso2 Rad " WI
&colS9 Thcrph! &fo ~ do fme g,ncg geo ~ %
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~ IsnslaE 4 cann,aetli4C q onnelly &ro-s9 Payne 4
aes S haaaaT assss sS Ms 4 esS { s 4Ss
+ ~ - - a. = Wan kco 81 ] Person &eo50
s.iss is s9 ilsl 9sSss ss1ss ssifs Sg is
land B1a Mo- 1olelnaHste n9n n Ne%uan1 , ssye
ss sssS @ order-rosai y SSS u 5slts
FoesT ADAMS Per stson,s. ~. ~.
ee laS-ls PAYNE e sses f9'gn ~
ess-si WarI v-tS Henderson Peal - Bsfne Vance &
Aeo' g. PrgeSrSf pfa hadf sfsGs Sesca
WRstln eo Is s SaI,so. ,ge5m q Hawkins 80 do
MeaIe' 81 Ies !, n ssrsG SeP 80 Il Nugent do
si II IsRhSi esl e%f %cos2 Slaughter st i 70 K
slepbergcf--ai II ( nam ansman iritsan Wiiheisa5 ii W.
Wa Noi Ssrght y Aienl7 Moaeo,nsrs hIaonad
Nandese L efs - 20 aqcknor stanton NsSa,n B
eos BrpadueI i ia ef on 4 Cashos j Person e
= hsslsa Aeosahisies to g5anmsek ~ Or bbe.4 do
satah y sai " Per steaRee t.rosa e7s
Byrle, Vance 4ro-2S .sfs .Fs y hgwks Norwood .a R
Il Payne Has.,ss e = = Person kpo 70 West = s1n yaeo eo
on Se Rals Il S Less ~ l9el as@SsSSo sSo
bales eetiaf s1ndries 10 ofdef--TofsI X. v
A-ier steamer News Boyal Ssles co,,o,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

NEW YoRKfsr n; shp Is Sul,%o@y ss, @ Aysi ] u g. \ I a
larriero Bros Rock. Me Atee lyeo Bole sney6al.
~ ieuedickt- -BoomHeid / seel x Brousseau &eoBosles
Judson--j Brenn4n- E L Bepret-p Blum EEaltl--l
III aiaess &etJ sa.on Belhasss itss &so Brown
Glars GSk Masby &escefSa IeSs S s CARP, s
Jack Cooper MsineE C5swtol ca9ehs i' \ slgdgn-A
CD L Carroll oaEroll Joy &eoL eghenlnt
;is1s fvs ts PssaoyT chnPa sln &c sSg naaS paa
ron 6eoP Duel AEey &eeliawson Neol Z FissheF- her
Farranon stS cess ee Fdss SeoGalasher nssr
5 Gilman 6 Gnth- Gliddcn Marshall Sc eodehaHN %
Byosn Observation-Disclosures A Fsale-J Aaan-J 10;
il Heddsn-- Harding, Abbay ( Morehead-- Il Homesn
III ghcock-G Goldsmith Habq %co-o n Harvey &e9A A, Hit
eo-A james &eoD IehIston,A Jaeoge-pessonnes s: (
BM eskssa a SS assT ksy sey Se eo
Keany, Bois SeoG king-IooN iliegins-lunsge keII-
niou &co-fafdrrst i De. sRond sc n isyyS Ie
u Sco ieyasssqr Ieyerich Seo1 L9eieTn
II 4 aiibennan-Ians5a BIosL Gnarnaner-h
Msrs MpIsoek Williams 6co MeconIs cla@ss=7h !;
slils Bsrois MogsidseD aioEyi1,s NsiaLI
oSh Merseaetrs, Value &eS. Monle- Moore
Marl.sM morrison North, Dntsil &c9ra!ne Iiar.
{ Adanis-j Person &co-Peet simns &coGco Pickett
Ece pFo Rodes eowc RSassi
Woodml &coJ 4 Ricks-lolm Robeft 9n 7 H Shields e
siebreeht- stewart / james sandakr Soaring &c9
Stroud Scolaes Schmidt zisgler-smMtll II Cooper
St Wise Smith BFe semsISA Y H. saE
Taylor knapp &co Turcotts Blqncand- Tnly &co-I
TaEssw IsoRhssss ~Sr ssdr Res@Wa setf
WTia65 Wash Alsa n We. &ePF a95n zg5n
e Barisdne Inggerty Bros Francis Watkins &eo
and order.
NEW YORK. PEI ship Golden Eagle i Elkn &eo- e NJ
Ivens losq man. TouIne SEQ, A G GTicf &e3-Nch9en
tieodrch Sco~Herring Sco- 4 aielaurin-H Hitchcock
Gonela 4 son- Booth &co. A Bropsseaq Seo 4 Bsqne-
Lam &co- ByTne Vance eco Pinskaf, steele &GoJ Cas-
beFFqs 1 @ s ElssS Wslss oPS a
Boyd L.eseloss Bros kee- F9reheimeF Never 7 b4
0fairbanEs &eo-G Buddece deosl- lighter smith sht
welAby Catching Sampson Keen Geo 4 Fosdiek gco
man Gse 5risiF teo Deashsry kco NeCons {
Clsuss-E Giessey D seananS Kaiser Eco-GeIdsnih Z
Moore ScoJ ii yde Eco Griei Byrnes Ico--P Il nton
&co-C6.eroge &coRholes \ Gtgwel-gqehEau { Ialfose
i i pnyaF Bauer Seo--Thornhill Geo-R N Denman lco
Bdge ar, ESn 1so Rs-S narTSy
I Holden See Campbell 4 rogg- Carroll Hoy 600 Q
smith, GrayR Laughlin W !, Manney Sco-Rotchrortl,
Brown keo-- Person eco K Weingar-D Dwyer Geo
schmidt 4 zegeT- Blum / FFank-lIggesgty Bros,iige
Weinseg shumway Hewssan u Todd = Tqrnell 7 &co-Z
eoBanchin 4 GiTaad Carts- Lehman. schwartz &eo-J
fGfaon sherl * Ecoba%son so--g sreeG b6l5en
sson-I-ayy peter-Neg Custom Touse-E y AtorganG I
Reilly 6co- woollnan Bement- & Des1naresJ IL
PopeWrght i Aen-Haskins &co-C CarriyEs-G " sizer-
/ oammaek- CoSsrs j Ghampin &so--L Moalor-Hisn-
saseSs so Fareb ol asnGs
Mitchell JackR Mcoregor ScoW H Le5chlord &eoPott-
a aekefo$ css5
conF5os &eoPaon smith JACQUES S9 STo
Flint d Jones-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
A1nnorts.

SINDIANoLA AND GALEESToN--PeE steamship Magnolia
l02 bales cotton Ru ely &eo 81 do Winston Morrison
head cattle 1nbeau Mehle sundes TO orGeftotat
l5s bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Potomac sos hdIs iron 20l bars
iron cks ware Ben sons5l9 crates ware Moore Moore
&co- do Etern5t fiaget do Rinaho Geyrey- do
bales mdse e45 cases lso bse mdse Vramer &co
dss 1o Tnasse sis Mhay Saes nds John Rabeso
20 crates Doaghcriy- ia crates Il eks ware Dig
dge IS % eks bales nidse inc Galehe
do do Ffo &eo 2osp Are bricks q a Hit T. cks
Leon cases md Cah8lern Bnsnado 30 do D II Holms
81 eks eases bd pans i Mesregor &co y cases
Indse anzger aco-- do Flint Joness bales mde to
McCembs Glntlss22 bales 1nse stHrsenegger cn
nise j W zachare &eoi hale II n1se iqntl dam-
so9 pkgs levos ls bales % cases tndse Il LGeh
wars i sickles Ero cks q pkgs nldse Hyde &eo
. purcheons whisky pkgs mdsc Dges6y Macauay eks
gss Wg ps . Seo2 eases eks nds Henderson feae
10 bales Breuseaa &coi do itennedy-3 casss
Is bales ect snnis &co kgs 70 cases bales nase
Marks eo-G bales u m Iompki &eeo
sol9 eRs ware bale mse g Il socomp &co "
bales gunny bags jas Drnhani2 cases bales m se ieyo n
seses ,e i Foref Ncole5 caaes Ga bales alamon
mds Jauirod4 eks ware oale ndse
plaes ss hs tin 10 g. s nails 3hndles
weels Shark c Ace iS crates ware IL casks " eases
mse 3s coils wire $50 bds sheet iron lls BIDS hoop
/ Iron 10 order.
NEW YORK Per shin Naid Of orleangAssotted niase-
/ cansiguees previously reported.
1 BpsToN-Per bark Gen Taylor-lO5G TINS ice 70 order
/ NEW YoRK--Per ship suiana-Assoried mdse
4 NEW YoRkPer ship TouloRAssored mdse-- eonsisnees
| previously reported.
PHII.ADELPHIA-Per brig Ida Raynes-Assorted mtlse.
! BALTIMoRE-per schr Mary Clinten--Assoried mise.
| CAMPEAcuY AND NAULTA- Per sehr orieltes.S5l72 in
4 sptcie lot fruit 70 / Gamcrdeh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Mag Ola, Gardner I'm Indanoia md Saeton 10
/ q Hsrris--Berwick's Bay. -,
Ship Maid of Orleans Dennis, x days I'm New io1 so sfo
Shin Potomac Rees in Liverpool 18th July cammaek
{sonyerse--4th dist, 81 AS
Shp Snltana, Bensen m New York August sum- 10 a eohe
shin Tonien, Hon rpsher. % days fin New York, to soria
lst dist. =. /, :,
Bark Gen Taylor Brown " days I'M Boston, 10 eeo os-
BIZ fda RaSnes, Focte, I'm Philadelphia soa2d
schr Mary Clinton Ryan, Baltimore, 10 liynson Eco
Mex sch oritnie, Baste days I'M oampeachs and Nanl,a
L. ria,s--1 Il f6.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
stennaboars.

Lilly, Martin, FIN Pttsburg. -. ,,,.
Mary + keene, (nowl Aichardson I'M LOUISVILLE
Sovereign Simms I'm st Louis.
Vicksharg White, I'm q. oina Landing.
Golden Ago, Webbing fm Fort Adams.
Crosse Teie, Mcqmeid FIN Bayou sara
News Boy Beuisseau. I'm Alexandria
California, Hopkins, FIN Mobile. .a
I.afonrehe, nugas, I'm DonaidsonEiile.
rovboat Ocean, IaPace I'm the Passes-ment down light
brought up ships Maid of Orleans and Potomac bark Gen
Taylor.
Towboat Iandis Davis I'm the Passes went down light
bought ur ships snltana and Touou, brig Ida RAynes
and fehr Mary Clinton.