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Saturday, Morning, September i 1851
gslsiness on the legee yesterday was dull, will
sssF aEo departures the Acadia for Bayou Sara
mud louisville fof Memphis. q.
nask and threatening clouds overhuhg ths
Aeavens during he day, which emitted their rega
laf allowance Of rain.
The steamer Homer came to the landing yeste
day. and wiz take the place of the Empire Parish.
Xhe Empire parilh viii lay up for repairs. The
HDmer leaves on her FIRST trip next Thursday. for
Monalasonviile. n,
Tha Memphis Avalanche of the 18th says: d
The river opposite this point is still swelling at
The rate of ab0nt six inches per day.
There was some little activity at The landing yes
asrday The weather was very warm, with insica-
The Victoria due tonight, will lay sip while for
Feasaifs. and The Fred Notrebe will take her place
Temporarily. The Netrebe Is magnificent little
boat, and will be Liked in the trade.
The Little Rock will leave for New Orleans to.
xaugTpW evening. Capt. jerks Brown and John
Haspin may stil be found on board, ana passengers
ma shippers can rely upon them.
MUsdC FoR LAFouRcHE.-,The fast weekly pas
aenger packet Music, Capt. Jos. Dalfares, com
mAHder, and Mr.. j. a. Richard, clerk leaves posi-
tissly st o'clock this morning for Lafourche and
The Coast.
EMPIRE PARISH FOR TIE LowER CoAsT.- The
meat passenger packet Empire Parish, Captain A.
Grant, Jr., commander, and MIR. L. Bayhi, clerk
leases at 10 clock this morning for all landings
on the Lower Coast
SAI.IIE ROBINSON FOR FeRF ApAMs.-The neat
and comfortable passenger packet Sallie Robinson
Capt.. IT. III. Webbing commander, (n place Of the
Golden Age AT IS o'clock this evening for
Port Adams AZ coast landings. The Sallie has a
sPaeious cabin, comfortable state rooms, and is
ander the control Of the most prudent and eompe-
tent steamboatnnen.
IsaForRGHE FOR VIcKsBuRa The feet G. s. mail
aHa passenger packet Lafourche, Capt. j. j. Brown,
Esnmaaaer. and Mr.. j. G. Courts, clerk, leaves at
5osGlock this evening for Vicksburg, Natchsz and
nj intermediate landings.
Macy q. KEENE, EXPRESS PAssEseER PACKET
Ees MEMPHIS The large, first class aud palatial
passenger packet Mary E. Keene, Capt Frank
Gerekery, commander, and Mr. j. NJ. Renshaw,
clerk leaves ut o'clock this evening, positively
EoT Natchez, vicksburg, Memphis aud all inter-
mediate landings. The Keene is too well known
% require more than notice Of the hour Of her de-
partnre TO seeure full share Of the public favor,
both in the line Of freight and passengers. Don't
fnTget the Keene to-day.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally snppued other otnens and healing an
pcaton in both the Eastern Western Hemshere gher.
eyrrnttodncsd aud intrinsic secre. of us
in oil eutaneous Affections whether the be acc
dent or disease
Burns and Scnies
Ae1nstNny relieved OF etr anguish, pain inflammation
by timely application Of this marvellous healer the aesht
rsnewed AS if by charm, beraish remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from injuries sspeci
ally from find and chmphene explosions every mother
Rhond have this healing constantly athand heals
sore breasts and quickly the letter. Rngwo
prevalent in children
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The machin the traveller, and every other individual whose
lot life throws him within the chance Of accident xpo
sion fire collision mind that this Magic F,
his and only friend II both portable and cea
and should be his companion, friend nerd Thes
o living witnesses testify n1arveous viz
tue who owe sound limbs muscles to ia saving
efficacy.
The following are few of the leading Gtaaases to tcs
DAII.EY's MAGICAL PAIN EXrEACTo r is a preventive
rs we'll as
Burns, Bruises,
Bells Broken Bcsasts,
Bites of Reptiles, SANGER,
Cracked Lips Chhppe4 Hands,
CbiblHiHs CrRap,
Contracted Cords. ChAFes
Diseases gf the Skin, Erysppi..
Esuls, frost Bites
Fever Sores. Faors
Glas!ular Diseases
heFourai sores,
PANS generally
Parlts Piles,
Poison, Rheumatism,
Rsshee, Sores OF 81 kinds
Shot Wounds, Scrorlia,
Scurgy, scnlds, ,scrF
seei5 Esads, Sp74.as,
Small Pox, Turora,
Tetter Uucers,
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Receipts of Produee

yICKSBURG-P steamer Lafourche--l3 bales
cotton Rhorer Il lunts--4 do Henderson & Peale-
l64 sacks cotton seed A A Magnnis-14 coils rope
] W Champln Sco-T1 bbls molasses M Gordonjr
LOT vegetables Free Market sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer Aeadia-sundiesr
to order. @~c em
4 D0NALDSONVILLE-Per steamer Empire Par
ish-- 8 hhds sugar Roman & Kernion- sundres to
order,
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Railroads.

NJ O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
/ CANTON, September 6, l86l.--lO bales cotton
Mcfarland Il Barksdale.
No. oPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, September 6, 1851 8 bbls
cistern sugar Roman IL Kernion-29 hhds sugar to
Lapene Ferre- 10 doc Sabatier--39 head hogs
wilkins &co- % do 50 head sheep III head Of
Total a hhds hbls sugar 81 head hogs 50 head
sheep 1857 head cattle. e.
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CATTLE NAB Ret.

ss JEFFERSON CITY. september7, 1861 .
The arrivals during the week were 1866 Texas
Beeves, Ito Hogs, 500 Sheep 1895 Veal Cattle and
6 Mich Cows. Amount of Stock sold were 1884
Texas Beeyes, 70 Hogs, 529 Sheep, 66o Veal Cattle
and Miiahcsk8sows. Stock remaining on sale are
ALL Texas Beeyes, 70 Hogs, 4S5 Veal Cattle and 2
Mich Cows. We quote
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JOHN McCLEILAND, C7stet Of Police.
neutrality-suspicious.,

MAY URA AIS ---OFFEJEAL,
MATORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hail. August 80 1861.
Common Council Of the City OF New, Orleans
mo. 5754l
Re0e That the Treasure be and he is hereby authorized
receive from Taxpayers such loan will cover the probable
tax be paid by them year give them receipts for
the amounts advanced said receipts bear at the
rate of eight per cent per unnm fom their dale, be
received in ment OF taxes imposed for the years 1861
and 1852 money advanced to be applied defence Of
the city,
[Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
LSignedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August 30, 1861,
audi 81 iSienedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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oFFl0H OF THE CHtEFs otaPoL

osFl0E* THE CHIEF
sonng aeuaD
month Of ~ Ge c1usso
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Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoppouas and Robin Streets
- Corner Of Tchoupouas aud Henderson stree.s,
FRERET'S
LOUISIANA 'N'"'
.-. Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner Of Tchoupitouas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchonpitoulas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS,
~ New Levee and LorsHsreets,
- Corner Leveennd Roffgnac streets.
Corner Annuncihtion and Richard streets
SZYMANSkTS
SHIPPERS, '''1 A''''''''
UNION,
WOODS anu '''''' s'''' '''se's'
TEXAS,
cr,r,,., Corner Of Tchoupoua5 and Orange strests.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Ltyee street, between St. Ferdinand and Montegut
PICAYUNE,
Leyee street, opposite Post 1885, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ievea ard RoalgnaC streets.
COTTON PRESS
NEW Levee street, between Montegut and Couets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of st. Mary'8 and Tchoup uss street,
Fourth District
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND RI ACE DESTROYER
guaranteed be the safe effective used tof
the destruction ofthese troublesome vermtn,
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
there many spurious articles offered for sa
gorssleby J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ial Cn&W q and Isl Charres street.
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To Bakers.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City HILL Ann1ist Il IsEI

City Hall, August l5 1861
The attention of all persons carrying the business of
baker, and other persons selling directed to the pro
visions of the following ordinance entitled An Ordinance for
enbshng the Ast and regulating the Weight and 1nspec
ton Of Bread " and all carrying business
baker hereby notified call the Mayors Office prior 10
the LIST September and there make the declaration required by
the " section of the ordinance unGer the penalty pro by
the SAID first section OF the said ordinance.
JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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STRANGERS GUIDE.
Sr g. BANKS.
Bank of LnMLsIaMh. Sonthaasi cornar 81 Cnuu and |

-. BANKS. .-,-..,
Bank OF Louisiana, Southeast corner of Cont and
Angnste Montreui. cashier
s Felix Grma' NoAry
Offering and Wednesdays
n"1 tca a sDs
Royal a, streets reels. pr..,d.,, :
= nj Iee5 s r issapn''
orone 81 paSs Tnssdays %nG Friday
rs,,", ,r,.i., g; go H., NJ y, rSa,,
a sfta1 OF Ao"isi"hH state BANK No. Il Gam
" H. Avery '...''''..,.'''''''' President
E. O. tiottschak Notary
Dscoun, Yueaday5 nnd Fridsyt
Canal BnnE. corner Of Camp and cirayisr streets.
Allied H. Rerncn ,rn ,sitgn'
Thpo Cijlyol N.tnry
Discount DAYS WeJnesGays and Salrdeys
ctttzsns' Bank, corner of Royal and cns'omhOu''
street. IRE + Dar.srs p-.,,s,,,
BqSdoasq'S. :No@ry.
Discount Days. Tuesdays and Ffd@ys
street; ','.,' A' w. ~ 'A'"
,,r p J. Ricardo. .Notsry.
s'S wedn nsisSsy "nd aa tdsys
Union Bamh, No.125 Canal street.
g. A. GaieT
Offering MONDAYS and TSarsds,
r.sso',"' tuesdays ana fda'
1aNR Oh We" ofiehhS, caEneF OF Union and ST. Charlie
n Ra,iv 'Ff'sHem'
" Fl p-tnrs ''' 800 'f tr
CtTariu Jaws IFrtdnr
1sis1 RI R"1n1s' So Ii H'' "hafe5 street. p,.a,
Thomas LAYTON i,s ssfnT"'
r,,,,S ~ :'.''-'hSlIcF'
Offering DAYS Mondays ma Fri,ut,
pfr. S'aA1AA SOUTHWEST corner OF lanai anc
ShtoTuGtSt streets.
+. i;tDonS'e President
JHieS |HsSfd- Cashier
". H. refers. Notary.
Merchants Bank, Camp street between Grayer an
SAtcnez stleeIS.
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j. WRIGHT & co.
M EDIcAL...... .NIEDICAL...... MEDICAL
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFVGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

NHILDREN,
s the only sure remedy against WormBin the hnra,
ramethngB that fatal and destructive 10 children
Save the Chiihrem!
Let mothers be timely warnsd aud allow child mn,
dererso remain in the systems their osprng Renebs,
that
WINER's CANADIAN VERMlFUGE
will at once and for reptiles and the youne will
be saved. Think this.
Colonel Fasser OF Mississippi in letter W. vssey ESQ
OF me Aberdeen Gosr va,ve TINS wnds his
on the value of this medicine hs own family my exne
Renee has convinced that In experiment have mad.
with Wners Canadian Yernituge to suffering human
y,as well to the manhactnrer Of the medicine in
public the result OF my observations
tlSgnedl w H. yASsERn .
The Vermiiuge is for sale, wholesseand RETAIL by
u WRIGHT 4 CO..
a and lhI Charities street
SoIe Proprietors
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DIR. DAVIS

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF RILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under It's influence the most dangerous cough spit
ting Of blood Is prevented the breathing and
easy and the unfortunate sufferer restored the
awful condition of Consumption healthy comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail,by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
Sole agents for the South.
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EGiTEklE, h. 81 CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AND
Il Furnishing Goods, No, Is Camp street. AT "
RoMLyiS III IEDSQN, CHINA, CROUh ERY AND
~ hoFSA Fnrftsn7P Goods, No. II Camp street
HRES SON, GEO. w. IS CO., SHIPPING AGENTS
4 and Cersraisstcn Merchants 50 Camp streat
k1IERSOH, HARRISON d CO., DEALERS IN
4 Gleitfng. No. Magazine. Canal street
VERMOTTH-510 cases yermouth Redon Il Co.
store and for safe by
s. D. GRAIIAA 4 CO.,
az SCustonheuss street..
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NEW ORLEANS
-: And -
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
For Bayou Sara and the Coast,

For Bayou Sara and the Coast.
The passenger packet
ACADIA. Capt. Jos Vincent
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING al O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY Q O'Clock.
:, FRIDAY O'Clock.
Returning. leaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at 4. d
Fer Fort Ada ms, Tunica pforgRnZu, Rr yoa
Sara and the Coast,
The fms passenger packet
LAUREL HlLL .CRpt. s. Henot
Leaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY md thursday EVENING OF O'Clock
Exceeding her trips Thursday up Adams
For Donaldson willie and the Coast,
Nhe and ine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH Capt Grant, Jr.
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
clark Is always se landing foot Of .ca
receive and deliver freight and sign 5 Of ad the above
boAts.
my2 T. I4ANOGE, Agent.
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5layius yntelllgente.

= n - UEKSJENF BFF1UE, no. 10 Chrhp Stfeet, :
Saturday Morning, September I, 1861.
&ag Arrived Yesterday.
w Steamboats,.
Lafourche. Brown, I'm Vicksburg. a.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Donaldsonyille.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LO WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

nv piI l.
Leaves every SATURDAY, attP.M.
- SUMNER ARRANG EMEET.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Laga@sHFoT M4mphis and the Bsnds-Ths drstclsss
y. B. Richardson, master will be ready receive freight
regular business usual For freight passage apply
.,, JOHN f. HYDE CO.,
s2s under s Charles Hotel, left wing.
and superior packets for St. Louis and
Bs of leding signed at the Office of the agents up to
O'Clock on day OF deparinres;i ...
Leaves every TUESDAY, at o'clock, P. NJ.
I T Piss & ao iss fisTSi SBHHSi srArEs
. New v Ss5 '@s;
snn az" Ro Nail Landings below For freight or passage
W tt ~ D. R. CARROLL 4 co, Agents,
The Mary connects vcksburg with Lesteamer Charm
for or all points ITS on I@Soo ri YER n
Drop the YSzoo and TaShstcbs Tivers All
freight consigned the Dew Drop will 20
S 80 N'.4''D' "A'' NJ p ?. DENT Captain
MEMPHIS PACKET.
hsr:i1 Il ES5R$S q IL + y
win S P5BSs 1s s, ANA ana T. =, '}y
Nashez ycbug, and all the Bends For freight passage
.,sr THos kEE g .,.
N B. This line Napoleon regular packets for
Charleston Railroad sSUg freight Tor Charleston saga,
nah Norfolk, Nashville etc.
bis lahg ueo a the once OF the agent up to O'Clock
way " nv utf4lt; ; IN ~, l., y, - 49,,
o + W ohe I Ir 1i ie[ lM@2o tlFeF' 10 US
.eetIPo vi strsIiiet Elee ~ lUNaOnIE
reaves avsrv gAyrPnAynItp
ryN, faf, - = NJ IA =; ~ x,,.,1ys
g hprg 4 y Mi IN ~! ~ 1aG g.
n fSFs o fo 1 Hs Sa SsyS7 W $a
S,r at % 81, sp or,' I'm Hu9n fho ylskS-
nrday al x d5'nfo,F = n win i"'o 10 aoo'e every 9''-
' " " > -" 7 r pERsoH + m Ioa,.
,s1n Wv A'i''Si' "a +. 49, 49, IHSet'ta'
Ths Tberyle 81. itb S IT,
nd f,,nr, 20 vo-no go "''H ''e fiop1
wv .ses.ee ~. tNE9e sasel
Iaavss on 6 ATIrpD,y ~ IT, =. D NJ
Leaves pHnis De i,IT III '.Ss Z, +; 2r,
lsdSsssf plea yune No. 5, IL IT, Broad master and
peguar pare and viii ieoe m a6ove taIins si%ht and
T.i's III; !: ''
seq Advertising Agent.
=, :, = :, =, :,
,vyrnD,I,,y,. to,r,
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L A X E S Fl 0 r z

a-pzss. LAX E SHORE PACKET GRE
zEs9!i-5I OLE summsE Arrangement For Ocean
Springs, Biloxi and a int Ineaiate andngs--
The splendid los G. s. Coast Mail Picket Steamer
Creole thas. Walker, MASTER built expressly for the lake
trade with superior accommodations, will make trips and
landings follows unless change Of day hour
trip, bad weather, high low fngl.
accident boa nery leaving the lake end Of the
cNrta Railroad the arrival the Lake Of the cars
follows:
(SR~The Creole on TU ESDAYS and SATURDAYS will ex.
tend her trips to PascagoulA)
Leaves New Orleaus--
tcharlrain Railroad.
A.
lHli SlHS 3 A. M cars
oatltuay A ~
-Iseaves Ocean Springs
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings.
R-Leers and mall matter should all be the Post
Office The present New Orleans Postoice stamps
good outside 0. the Postothce In New Orleans
M-An Express Chest leaves the Office Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at ~ A. N.
r. GEDDEs, Agent, 90 Grayier
B- Freight Stock and Extra Luggage should always be
shipped either the day previous ample time for
preceding Tie which the boat leaves the road
Freight received for all Coast landings and
PHscagoula Oh Mondays and Fridays
New o. leans, July 10, 1861. iyI9 If
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Beblfip af !be larhets tot qast saaeas.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning, September I, 1851.
The new commercial year opens upon limited
business in our market generally There have been
no transactions Of any moment either in Cotton or
TDbaeeo, but Sugar and Molasses have been in
moderately fair demand, at fnller prices Corn has
been duh, while Oats and Bran have been in limited
demand at advancing rates. There has been some
inquiry for Pork and with very light stock, prices
have advanced. Forfurther particulars relative to
ksatlaactons in the above and other articles during
ahe past week, we refer to the following details.
The weather has continued cloudy and rainy
throughout the week.
GorroS. We have no change to notice, the only
sales reported being So bales on Monday and 16 on
Thnrgday, at -.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stuas On hand Isl September, 1861, bales i0lls
Esess,ea sassfda ISL
{. 1920
kzIatea yesterd ...,..,s... Coo 900
SICK On hand not cleared ..s........ lo,259
I0sAcco We have heard OF no sales during the
past week. and we continue to quote for reference
as follows:
zai. iaerieE t. Common E. :, az
= sal " 4G5II4
shs S and selections
STATEMENT or TOBACCO.
ass. e ssass n ssp,sssE lSl hhds lsl2i
&seeissd yesterday d.
p...s..a,s. I'd l5.l6I
Rspqsd ...,s... co. 900
azaasr M, bansi nof ,la,.as 4
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REAL SCHETDAT sCRNAPPs.

REAL sCHEIDAHI sCHNAPPs.
VANDEr EER's
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE ScBELDAY sCHy4PPS,
A pnre article OF Holland yin,
Wholesome beverage, ami inva'unbIe FAMILY MRDI
CINE, particularly beneficial III ali cages Of
pYBENTERT
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOUT,
FEYERs,
etc, etc, etc.
It highly recommended by many Of the ros eminent rhvs
clans throughout the States excellent and agreeable alter
ative and admitted to eecuay the Urinary
o. gans aud is peculiarly adapted the se of females and
children.
As other article has been offered Is Justly entitled to
the name of the
Real Schetdam Schnapps.
he public are cautioned purchase the
called
VANDETEER'S INDICATED GIN;
Il al S h ell ana napns.
Each bottle will signature OF the proprietor and mons
other is genuine wthuutit.
For sale New Orleans wholesale at propretors
prices by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 snd ISL Chastrss street.
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DR. REIGHT's
CELEBHATED t3EJUVENATING ELIXIR
-PrepNred-
On thestrictes Phamacenca Principles by asIe
Chemists Of the age, for The cure of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression
Imbecility
Determination Of Blood to the Head.
Confused Ideas,
Hysteris,
General Irritabiity.
Restlessness
. SleoplessneBs OF Night,
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Enaciator,
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION fthe
Organs of Generation,
Papitation of the Heart
For sale In NeT Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT Co.
Hand Isl ChRrtres street,
Sole Propretorsr
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CRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments Lonlb and Piers Center
Tops O'unter Slabs Mants PEES Crates and Setting
Coping,
sThe trade supplied with rough manufactured marble
by CAYANAUGH h CULLEY
Of NEW ,-. 239, 234 and 236 Camp
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DIR. OsG0oD's INDIA CFIOLA GpcUE

Fever and Agae, Chls and Fever DEub Ague Intermittent
and RemAteut Fsyers Liver Complaint. Jaun4lce En-
lArgement Of the Liver Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of "a
BILIOUS DISEASES.
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The Proprietor of ths above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
sresto Introduce The article to the public Of
and country as the 3--..
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FlAKTER, LOWELL. Il co.. SHIPPING HER.
p chants, eornEr Of CszoadalSt and Common streets
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agn Drleaas Bath Grestfnt.
4ihtr YniflIiatafe.

s.srs ArzrY-n1RNT.Is 4sIaI.IIMNI

DssscErr 1rrfrx, No 7a CAN'T STREET., .
Saturday Morning, September 4, 1861. 8
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
se~s Wholesale Agent,
Jez Iy&N pKnI .
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WRIGHT, ALLEN IL Co., COTTON FACTORS
and Commission Merchants, No. l7Q Grayier street. New
ErissnS,, te?s "
DIFrar, 3. arNERA1 VARIETY Store, No. IN 9.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-01

Mr.. Lincoln reached Washington early last
Saturday morning, instead of in the afternoon
as originally designed. The reason of the
change was intelligence furnished him at Phil
adeIphia of a well matured plot on the part
of the rowdies for which Baltimore is so noto-
rious to insult if not. to assassinate him during
his passage through that city from one depot
To the other. The information reached him
in so direct shape and from such reepoHsi
bic sources, that there was every reason for
believing in the reality of the danger, and in
compliance with the urgent solicitations of
Gen. Scott. the Secretary of War, Senator
Seward, and the friends who were travelling
with him, Mr.. Lincoln determined TO foil the
the conspiratorS by going through the city in
advance of the the time publicly announced
Mr., Buchanan, when passing through the city
four wear ago on his way TO Washington to
be inaugurated, was grossly insulted, and con
sidering the light in which Mr.. Lincoln IS
viewed by most of the Baltimore roughs, it
would not be surprising if they meditated
disturbance, which even if trihing in the COM
mencement might have ended in most seri-
GUS manner. The Baltimore American, the
mos Influential paper of that city, in its issue
of Saturday evening, hus refers TO the affair
"The pre- vaiIing feeling excited by Mr. Lin
coins quiet passage through Baltimore wa
one of relief and of qualification though exs
pressions of disappointed curiosity were fire.
quentIy heard. The injudicious dctermina-
ton OF certain political friends of the Presi-
dent elect in this city to mark bis arrival with
public demonstration had excited spirit Of
stern opposition, which it was feared would
manifest itself in acts which, though designed
directly to rebuke the ill-advised zeal OF the
parties referred 10, might yet have been mis-
construed into personal affront to the Presi-
dent elect, and so have reflected discreditablc
upon the good rcputc of Baltimore. The ac-
ton. therefore, of Mr. Lincoln. in disappiont-
ing alike the purposes of his political friends
and the public curiosity, was a simple and
practical avoidance of what might have been
an occasion of disorder aud of modification
to all interested in the preservation Of the
good name Of our city"