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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-13
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10 W Iallam
.uunsy David Brigham, George
arshall, Samuel 4, Marobail ana LOUISA
Mafshatl his wife, George q, Anderson, trustee,
Andrew Creger, Pe en- Clarity. A. heiey Co.,
Heel Brother, Duvall, kcigler Dorsey, Fred
erck UdelI, Ill. ilasteAd, Josiah III. Bonpey,
Vim. a X. l., Ruddick, =. Ware jr. Co.
N1U nd each OF you hsrtby notified thai
i There IL now ou hle in the office Of the CLERK of
the district Court of I've county, Iowa, at keokgk,
petition Of tligam Barney claiming Of ycu W m
A. ariiIey the Of sixteen hundred dol 18th
temper cent interest per annun payable annually,
a. money due on mortgage made by you TO th~s
Mason aud since assigned to said Barney, dated
june 70, 1888, also claiming against each OF you
tn foreclosure OF said mortaage, the ssme bang
upon W. ! and / OF S-W. Of sxc 81, Ip. 30
n. IL. 5west, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money and further asking for sale OF SAID prem
1Aes and General T.het.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day OF the
ne1t term OF said court. 10 commence at heol uk
or the hrst Monday OF September, A. ID. 1860 a
default will be ettered against YOU, the petition
taken rs by yeu ooufessed. and a decree rendered
against You as prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
July TO, 1850 d IN Pitfi's Att'ys
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PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.

II lth great confidence.
IL sngersOii. Dentist.
For sale ~ my Dentai " Gems /,
Corner ST Bird and MaiL streets, keokaK
June 49, 1850. d
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PHIT~4R Apis.

yI Il would call tho attention II IT, puhlio to
w hefast. mai n gTEl.'s AMIR any pp pu. ~
I0ukApu aud SlEkiEO~I0Pl GALLERY u
the place 10 yet
Correct Fietufes OF livery StyIeg
Being the cliest establish he'd operator in the city,
The superiority Ut his pictures, and his efforts 10
please are well known to all. lie is now putting
up views of MAN street, suttabls Tor mailing for
the very low price If 20 and 30 cents each ths
largest aud lest picture OF keokuk ever taken
slso a large view OF Is. Madison.
sturoseople views and bikes tor sale and on OK.
bibltten ali are respectfully invited to call and
e2amine them.
E~- Don't forget the place rs Main street I'd
door from Third street,
Aug % 90 I'D
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MIXING MOCK FOR 1860.
A. l.. CcrFAaLE. GRoRaE %. sHyrn,
CONNABLE * SMYTH,
Wholesale 6rocprs, Forwarding and Com
mission Mercants, and


mission MercanlS, and
Dealers an Tennessee and Juniatsa
IRON,
No. 81 and IS Levee ..kE0KuK, IOWA
M have now in store, and will be receiving
w continually, ~ the wants of the trade de
mand, rom the East and sou b, ample supplies oil
goods In our lne, TO which the trade Of Iowa
Northern Missouri aud Western Illinois 10 respect.
fully solicited, are determined to compete
successfully with st. Louis and Chicago in prices
transportation addod) Tor all goode in our line.
Merchants HHytng for Cash, or
PRICES Low. a0d d o well 10 exam.
sne our stock before making their
purchases.
We are now receiving, and have in store. all 9th.
er classes of goods alpertaning to our line of bus
ineSs.
zoo bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
30 pockets cid aov. Java
"a hhds N Sugar.
DO bills Belcher . loaf, crushed and cari hed do.
30 :" Plantation and ). Ii. Moiassgs.
70 Bsicher 5. III. and Golden syrup.
loo boxes Star Candles.
lIb Family anu Patent Soaps.
TO hbls. Lard Oil.
TO Linserd Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bits. lurpcntiue.
10 tierces hice.
zoo keEs +. &. soda.
90 bKs. Bannitt's saleratus. in pound papers.
tnns Manila Hope-allsixes
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
30 bales Eating.
NU doa. Moline 2and hoop buckets.
so Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
so bxs, No. AerringI
100 pigs. Mackerei bbls half bills. and kite.
~ half Ebls " lite Eish.
% bits. Rosin.
Is Wilmington Tar.
10 Navy Pitch
80 bales 0asnm
100 b5lS. Louisville and Rosedale Cement.
20 iiaster psris.
SEQ bush. plasteriug Hair.
SOC 81 New Dri,d Apples.
zoe bxs Glass, 62l9, l0xi2, l0xl4, 1OxIe. lOx 10
10 bales new "A bafh. Gunny Bags.
March IL, ls5t-dAw
rUBACCO of all grades
AVA N, ID, and 10 lump and caddy boxes--pur-
chased directly from the manufacturers, for sale
low by CONNAbLE d shYTH,
urhHdSw 81 d 81 Levee.
A LAR3E stock of Green and Black TEAS of ali
"A grades, in store nd for sale by
C0SSABLE h SMYTH,
mcht7d1w b. IS Levee.
e 90 BAGS g A.oALr, IN large blvscnea sacks.
O',c Just received by "Aunt Lefty" for sale
low by C0NNABLE d sMYTH,
mehi7'&w 81 and IS Levee,
tiNEHAL AND METALLIC PAINT, ali colors.
Iva for sale low by
CoNNABLE SMYTH.
hcnlfddw 81 and 5S Leyee
n AILS AND IkOH.-
~ Boz kegs a. sorted Nails
80 tuus Tennessee Iron
100 Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
/" Pl0w steel
tun Spting ~teel.
large stock OF ~snsits, Vices, Axels Sprines &c
neking completest.ck ia this line, in store and
oelr received by CONNABLk sMYTu
hArch us oe-d&w No. ST h SIS I.sVee
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Nj A \ As o r % u !,
FOOT OF SOUTH WATER-ST.,

FOOT OF SOUTH WAIER-ST.,
al 4
4 lNLl 90 FEET FROM TnEGREAT CENTRAL
- DEPOT OF Burlington, Quincy, Hannibal and
St. Jo, inoisCentrai, Laiay EFT, and indianapo-
lis, Michigan Central Cairo and st. Louis, Cincin-
natl Railroads.
NJ WHINE, well known as former proprietor of the
Neil House, Columbus, and Winnie House, Cincin-
natl Ohio, and will be sustained in all respects az
FIRST class house, at the low rate of dollar and
nifty cents per day.
baggage taken TO and from the Depot free Of
Charge. [feb5 6D-dtfl
ESARINA CRACKERS for sale by
i GOLFERS d A0BERTsON.
sspSd
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'laS |8E3$9@SS'D
EOE HnM>EA anp .ArTI.E.

FOX HHM>E> ssE CATTLE.
'his Is truly great remedy. Half rs et mt
baItle OF Sloan i Instant Relief given In D, ut
OF farm water, seldom fails to a horse Of
9" 40 In few minutesj in extreme csses rept at
The dose in | ) minutes.
For Bruises, Strains SpraiDs. and many other D.
jurles horses cattle and ether animals sloan p
instant Relief speedily effects a cure. Many pc P
have been astonished to witness he rapid re
effected by the use of this wonderful medicine.
va Get Circulars Of Agents.
SlOanS Ointment.
For midness, safety, ainty md theroughr .ess
Sloan's Ointment excels, and is rapidly sups rse~
ding all other uintmebts ard Liniments for the
cure OF tn following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, calls Of all kinds, Cracked II seis,
Ringbone, Poll vii, Wind-gsis. oallus, spa win,
Sweeney, Fistuia, Founder.d Feet, Sand era Oh 8,
ocratchey or irease, Mango and Horse Disteu per.
THE CONDITION pow DEH
Is composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given at uiltimes and under all eli cum
stances with perfect safety 1t has been foun d. by
long experience, to be highly useful the of
various diseases t. which horses and cattle rub
l,ject, viz: Distemper, HIDE Bound, Loss Of Ape
lite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation
of the Eye, Fatigue from II ard Exercise; also kheu-
matism, (commonly called the stia Comp laint.)-
1t il also safe and certain remedy for
Coughs and Colds.
| II carries of all gross humors and will remove
all amatisnand lever, pu ify the blood, loosen
the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every
part Of the body
SLOAN'S MEDICINES
Are sold wholesale and retail, at manufactures 4
prices. in Keotuk, by Bartlett, Kaye y Co., John
also by all dealers in Medicine ~ all the W estern
| States Waller SLOAN,
Original PROPRIETOR No. is Vine st, St Louis, Mo
April rs dSw
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July Is, ls6G-dIm Pna Atly',
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HUMBOLDT FIRE ms co Of NEW YORK
Assets s33s, 900.
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BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI.
Tic following ra,es of fye, hat,vea bis ,o a,d
-, ~ 100" ~ st' PS'S t S"ie'-
NM were eapheu by the Steamboat Captains Association
Ta first figures TO each article through freight
aaa. 4 Go,ras f,x 49,, r..;o,.. -
heS'h~ o'N ~ "e' iiR's'ts
Do,rn Faybf mr. Ht7rsd xes 70 10 95c tiItiard
tables 81 bacon tiefcey casks and boxes bnttg III In
zoe bai rome ard bagg1ng rs 10 4Oc bran ID To- M hoers
75c to Sl cheese IS to dc; candle 35 10 4c corn "a o 3c
div goods "a To- doors and blinds seked 20 10 k5c
freInrs I'll "a Jc. engines noate 15 Il Nj. Ftttrees
boxed 40 10 45c fruit Trees bundle ID to sc ,in lss
20 to 35c glassware boxes 30 u Gc giasXn IN bas IN n
Sc hay heavy pressed 45 50c hubs poke and coe is
railing % 10 55c iron boiler 70 70 5e ran eet "a M
iron hollow ware 30 TO BE- lard in ke rreIa and etcs.
30 10 3jc; leather 10 to de: lime IA Ia Ma rn Nh ~ Az
machinery 60 TO Csc nails spikgg Ia 10 3 oaTs III In 4rt iii;
30 s5c: pig feet 3 10 4c rnclrp warn Ill II be
Oa soap 5 10 doc; 8arci III 10 is ser mills m In OH
safes iron Id 10 Soc springs 20 10 oyes I'd to 81
glazed ~ 20 d5c; sash NOT glazed 10 10 ~ stones ra and
slls 50 55c stone tomb is 10 sO1; shpgtuU 10 10 Ia
bacco, hhds 4Oc tobacco manufactured 40 to i5c
wagons 75c to 81 window frames ID 10 se wheat In n Az
B7fJ Eteiyia-Bee 10 s5c; beef hf bbl 40 to 45c
beef erce small 81 beef larger ia pfoDortiou beer
lager 9Oc, Blue Lick water 10 Sc crackers 90 G0c
eggs 81 empty barrels in0asses 35c empty hf ibis r6as'
to 49, onions 81 65c oil coal 81 81 10 81 Go oil ard 81 10
~ potatoes, pork 10 to sjc; poT half barrels
40 45e pork, erces 10 ribs spare St to l0 yepe,
tables IS 65c.; vinegar 81 to 10 whisky $i 10 10 whisky
hi. bbs &c to 60c.; empty Ibis pork 80 10 S5c
p,-.oi,,.a Pursars G,o aa.i 90 "a l., . ,.-..,,. .
each Ii al 81 In 49, T. s II W. summon
ssf cnrucas soot Ss 10 . III enHi - ~ 70 20 IN
eacb 81 to Ii caFd ab4s GAN II e * caits
dozen 81 To n ebairs cane saat 5n ~
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New Cron - s noticed sales of about 100 bbds
process IN II sse for Fair 10 Fully Fair "a
p' No. ana Stegloc p p. for centrs,st ''i' o'u
MohAssEs. =. The sales COMPRISED $500 sSaat,
crop at S74oc., for Prime ID cboss. ~ Dds New
gallon. ''ss's0r ~ 2e@asc. Vi
FLOUR The market was dun. "a :.
reached only about 500 bhIs, ipe,uafa, n, saaes
hoop superfne at 8 70, 200 apsrps I, ~ ~ W.
s5 s5@ss " Dbl. '''a A's at
ekAiN The sales Of Corn embraced -.
aoOo sacks, comprising 11e0 Mixed at ssc Isae,
mixed and Yellow at 20. and 1900 White at "a :,
onshel. In Oats We noticed sales Of soroe ~ !,
SACHS ~. Louis in three lots az 4tc. ~ bushe., IN
Dlan Spout zoo sacks we're sold at 81 20. and Ia
said to be at 81 Is D 100 f5s.
HAY. The sales included 525 b,les we,,s-,, "
ss4 200 at s35, no Ordinary at 1888, 100 rasss,r s
sS4 6e, and some small lots at ss5 10 son.
| PRovIsIoss. The transactions in povts mss.
confined TO retail lots at s2I y Dbl. for Mess i,
Bacon we did not hear Of sale III arg ea,.sa,
guenee. In Lard little or nothing was done.
COFFEE We noticed sales OF zI0o baua n.
GLIDING go at BIC, 100 At IN s27 Il IL 6os y
l4S, $50 on private terms, 80 at Ifa and al skim.
,ings at 1910. p 10.
WEIsKY. There was no demand zn5 no IA
not hear OF sale.
isarGHTs. Three ships ware taken - and one
laid o. for Liverpeei yesterday at 9-Ied. for Cot
ton, ard one taken for Hayre at lAc.
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


''Ssi~' = -" of's"'s crescent
M. Ey1yo - = .. - -. ~. COW
very ouiet since n,,od;ca - 80
IN inst Z 2 =. w
! Tha i,+a,,;v.nao as4t,. .a.s.
,onr s,a, h., A.,
os nd sA.e sssa tne
nnrcbasers refnsa s,snaraI,rr !. - = yss
to.ra,,a. 1,aa,s - 80 iase,
n ~ fror - rs 2 70
noroel sr aAu - ohe
,oaI. 80 = =, =
g,,,l r. -.
4...sns must ps 'oiiaiuered as
~ ,sa,a,as 49, We1',
l's'es " o'l'u iia 'A g "
Ma. s.o IN q, ). o,.,
-, - ~ - ioa,s - 70
Il, u N - = r. $50 tsos.
r.,, -, - - NJ -V, - - =
rea,s. WHITES aeeorulns 10 quahty, LIZ 10 II
ieais pei aiioo'' =. V Y.
ssoeMs 80 a'iu e hl.''sa4as IL estilhated ~
aooul iooooo ooAes' against loo,ooo boxes az this
peslou lase yeaf'
', scoSApoEs-Notnlns aoing' ana only about
ooe mus. remaining az oa1aeaas.
hiolAssf-s-44'1 MUS were snapped last week
from outports Tor Northern ports. Dealers at near
outports demand q reals per keg- AT Gafdenas,
@hefe ti'efe are 4ooo mus IN INST and second
hands and IN course OF shpmens, no further trans
aouens are reported.
LARp-Ihe arrivals during the past week hav-
ing been large, rates tend downWards 81 rs to
szl on per qulhtai woald readily be accepted to-
DAY 1or ferces ana pbls., at which rates kegs have
oeeh sold including the Kegs received per Tacon
anu % pois. per steamer Baltimore, the stock
! amounts 10 zuoo uefees ana dds. and 4a9s kegs
p.ffEh.oi anieiiol quaieies tnere = none IN
s.och. safes u parcels, an ex Quaker oify rom
view lofh' wefe lalde Ill from so 10 40 per qnin-
ial. i-as' sale was - 40 Kegs ~ former rates.
oAkEsA'-in iuh supply; ~ ex Quaker City,
iroh new 1ofh' soid Oh Inc iSth INST. at SO per
quin'al'F
:, iiAhs-ooh'iilue III sooa request; hhds., e5
ifol NEW iorh' SOFA on tne Sun INST. at
%, Nv pet -, auli'ar
ohhAs ioNA7-eo.ooA niouefatei Jokes from
'o. = III - .t''s :. anu Jokes rom
s'oie' oh INC AA'n ahss.' solu az same tate.
ooAf-iu ,a.. sVo poAes from fhliadei-
pun ~. reailNsu - ?. = p q. quii,'ai'
a'n ueiaana' ane hiafAet Is
auuhuahtiy suppheu'
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CATTLE MARRET.

JEFFERSON CRY. October ID, 1sal.
The a1TFsis comprised IA Western Beeyes ssg,
Texas Cattle, ia Hogs z02 Sheep, and IS Mifch
Cows. TIE market cleses again nearly bare 81
Veal Cattiesaaa Sheep.
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qleo 0rIeans 1ailp Crsstent.
ss@=ss,s1s-Sse tes<eSs~~~~So1>
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
gsb 9rItans alontg HIa...slst.
carsczsT o.'g,cn; No. 70 csg SIS.

ThursteJ Evening. Oess 70, 1850.
The negotiations on the street in paper to-day
were large, reaching $3.50 600, without any df4nu
tion IN rates-l0t51I2 and Is get figures were we'll
maintained The offerings in bank were large, and
the income vas corresponding1y 3d. but very little
beyond 20 day paper is bankabe, az the phrase ia.
mere were further sales outdoors o. 3, and 5
months paper at l9@l4 and get. " MOI It'll Money
IS to be had BY paying for it, and the m ovements
this week reaching, thus far million of dollars.
indicate that borrowers are paying for Il. Cheap
money is out Of the question for the present. and
high rates will rule for some weeks 10 come, per-
haps for months. The Western markets. 4 wis
vile and Cincinnati-are under pressing enga &C.
ments The large crops of cereals through the
great Northwest do not as yet appear to have re
leVed the money requirements. Many Of the
great railroads in the Northwest are in want of
money; they are borrowing in all the markets
where there is any prospect of realizing few
thousand dollars. The recent foreclosure or mort
cages against railroad company TO the amount Of
four millions of dollars, adds to the general per
plexity and doubtfalness Of all the great railways
in the West; they are all borrowing money, or
trying to, in every important market
The Exchange market to-day was freely supplied
IN some respects. good demand prevailed for
good sight drafts on New York at 4 discount with
out being met. Large transactions in double AL
sghwere made at dis. The counter demand was
steady at par, but 50 big licks" were holding off
for decline, expecting that the large sales of
cotton would throw an abundance on the market,
Of all grades, from jockey bills to tiger movements
The expected supply did not make its appearance |
There were, however, large offerings in sterling
good document bills were sold at I07C8lO74, and
fair to good at from l0G}, 106501106l and I07.
Clear bills were taken at I07S@l073 up to 10s. |
The rates at the banks on London direct for remit
lance purposes 1893, making the bank rate at
from l0S3 @ 1857, according to circumstances |
There was fair inquiry for francs, which resulted
in some drawers asking 5.2I4 but it was only put
out as feeler. We quote on Paris direct 5.25@
5.22a, and other places, Hayre, Bordeaux, Nantes
Lyons, etc, 5.30@5.239, payable in Paris. In |
Northern funds there was only moderate inquiry /
for time drafts sight funds being universally pre-
ferred. Sixty days sight we quote from 1902 down I
23@2s dis; thirty days sight from 13@la dis.
shert sight, that is, five to ten days, from 90a dis
The Exchange market bids fair to be abundantly |
supplied for weeks time at least.
The following figures denote the current rates |
o.
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RUILnsNt nArasslA1.. BEIeks. FiREwoop

". DEMoRu Billie Dealer,
= AT the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
has constantly haRd BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime White and Yellow Sand. Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin.
Ses ahs Slaves Also English French AmsTican Fire.
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood
edso = ans Nv
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RArEs or rREIanr rEoM sEw ORLEANS "a cA1Ro.

FROM NASHVILLE AND ALL POINTS on THE CUMBERLAND
ABOVE sAlTHIASD ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets as fixed by n
Committee appointed by the regular Captains the trade 10
goino operation and after the 18th day Of August 1860
The first figures each article for through freight and The
second figures for way fregh
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Money! of per cent.
Mutesn droses 81 co. snge-S5 90; Horses and Cattle
S. o.; Dogs-$3 CO.
DOtra Freighs
Cotton per Il 81 Is Cotton sesd-per TIM, 81.
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8ebietu Of tbe tlarAets.
oREsensr orr1en. Nd. 70 oAMr srnEr

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET.,
Friday Morning. Oct. 10, 1860
oorToN. "A good demand prevailed yesterday,
and though holders were claiming still higher
prices, and the market was poorly supplied with
desirable lists, the sales embraced about 1850
bales. We now advance our quotations as fol-
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The freight from Cairo New Orleans have been adj
2 for bacon and lard cents for baggrg
and dry goods 40 cents potatoes and onions so per
-four IS cents whisky 50 cents pork 70 cents tobacco per
hundred lbs 25 cents
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i EEDs' FoUNDla \, NEW oRLEANs

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS
and of Vertical Horizontal Steam Engines
Boes Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Giarifert
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Mills
Tin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
South. = =
We have duly prepared to
sTIILMAEtS PATFE" RAGAssF FFREAGE.
HGuplr
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Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA, -.
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets,
FRERETs, ''''s'''s' ''' ''en''' sOH 'sfee's.
LOUISIANA N.4e 'se y N-n''
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
BRAMAH,
Corner of Tchoupouas and Richard Streets
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Levee and Rohignac streets.
Corner Annuncation and Richard streets.
SzYMANSKFS,
SHIPPERS. ' .s'U' ''' S''''s'
UNION, ,1s''.D~', $50
WOODS, 4s' ~ ,1s'ee 50 VS.
TEXAS, @
z-... Corner of Tchoupitouas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS,
Front LeVee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Levee street, between St. Ferdinand and Monegu,
= streets. Third District.
Ieyee street, opposite Post 1888 Third District
New Leyee and Rofignac Streets
COTTON PRESS
NEW Ieyee street between Montegu and Clouet streets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS
Corner Of ST. Marys and Tchoupitoulas streets.
Fourth District
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Bank Notes. gold and Silver Coin, and Bullion, charged nj
the rate of fourth of one per cent and in all eases bill
ading shall accompany same, and freight prepaid
Machinery, Steam Boilers, Engines all extra heavy
freights by special contract.
All persons with large lots of stock freight to be charged
half passage in the cabin Sc deck when fed by The
boat deck and ud themselves extra feed carried
with stock, TO pay freight at regular
All articles OF Merchandise specified the
above lists of Down Up Freghs charged proportions
ate rates according their classification
Lgheage Marble and Carriages of ali descriptions and
half gheage Salt if reshpped 10 be expense of Con
signees.
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RATES OF FREIGHT.

=. CRESCENT 0fFfGE,
New Orleans, Aug. 20, 1850. !
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NftyIt yEs3NtflNfNASAA, ullahl. WEAKNESS, PAINS
i in the Back, and all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SDIU5
rIoNfhis werdrenowned preparation all affections
u the generAve organs whether chronic Physi
cisns of England of France and OF America acknowledge
efficacy Thousands Of sufferers have relieved by it,
Purely vegetable in composition, is harmless It is
caeous The system becomes vigorated and he ehlsted
body and depressed mind rssroraa to energy.
B. ABRAMS
aRerll the United States,
II ...,,aa. Ssona, s,r.t Nau Orleans
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NEW ORLEANS, sArcHEz v1cKsBURG PACKET LINE
India Bagging-per bale % Rice. Sugar and Dry
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA B
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IFyNt LtV75f % 4fstH DfFsftHg. =
Sagar-per fdd......... 50 Mensses-per barrel -.
Moss--per bale..-...-... Is
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rnox rogIsrrELE 70 srn orLE.na.

Freight per hundred pounds-fbs first figures ara
through, the second for way freight:
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q a . n 7 a K a b "A Z,
To sail on SUNDAY. Oct 81. ut s A. NJ.
seE<zv GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY,
IN t1s New Orleans and Texas United States Mail
The superior coppered and copperfasened steam
ship Chms. Morgan, " Lawless commander
above carrying t United States mails For freight OF pas
having superior accommodations apply
board or 70 /. g. HARRIS Manager, =
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday and SIM
day mornings tor the above ports. OILS
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hTE FOR LAVaCA AND INDIAN0LA-
ESTNS , The packet schooner Mary IL. Brown, Cutter
master, will have dispatch. For freight or pass
age. apply to VIM $. DEWEY CO,
o3 ri and IS GraEfer street
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RATES or FnEloHT rRou oArRo 70 NEW onIrAys

boxes :. ..t.......... Salt, Il.
Ali freight 10 be landed az the city
rate Of 211ae. per 100 pounds be paid.