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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
The Ap psaranes Of Parkvills while under Mo
Rule

Arkansas correspondent of the st. Louis
Democrat writes as follows:
Twas in Parkville few DAYS after the
Luminary press was destroyed. 1t bore
the appearance ofa subjugated city. Men
did not dare to speak without first looking
round to see If spies were about. ltwas
curious to see some men putting their neck
under the yoke, and pulling 10 the train OF
the mobocrats, when at heart they condemn
them. The influence ofevil men 10 more
potent than that Of good men. Where con-
fidence is destroyed and law and liberty
trampled on BY brute force, men fear not
the good but dread the wicked. had new
er before witnessed the process ofan over
powered community submitting to their
conquerors. Ills agg
Many useful lessons might be drawn from
such observations Surrounding towns no
doubtenved Parkville FORTS growing trado
This NAV nave induced some to resort to
mob violence to destroy it, They have be-
fore tried to divert the emigrant trade and
travel TO other points. Ilearn there has
been. for a long time,I little clique In
Platte CITY bitterly opposed to Parkville
who always had their ready tools in the
.
fearlessly taking the lead in advancing the
interests of Psrkville and opposing Atchin-
sons multiplying course. when It was d. stroy-
ed The SIMPLE ones OF Parkvilie do not
unders tanG these things, but her rejecting
men do. There is a spirit yet there, that
will arise and throw off the shackles OF moi.
ocracy; and the city will appear in her true
colors. A rich trade will yet flow down
the Kansas valley to her il she puts forth
her hand to gather it. I,-t
The Southern Democrat, about to be cs.
tablished on the ruins Of the Luminary, can
never take it's place in encouraging agrcui-
ture, planning and directing the railroad
sys ems Of the country, and developing its
resources and promoting healthful moral
influence Founded on crime, and ted and
| nourished by a lawless and fandticol ex-
citement-it can have but feverish exist
ence. While in Parkville could find no
cause for these wild and lawless outrages.
! A STAKEHOLDER said, "he had not neigibor
in the world who would not help him catch
his slaves, II they should run away" No
body was afraid their slaves would escape.
| Negro women had been hired there OF $l3
per month and $50 per year and clothed. !
| learned that one thousand dollars had been
offered and refused for u common negro
man. Some are held as high as fifteen
hundred. The facts are, they sell or hire
far more in Parkville and vicinity than they
do in Mississippi. owngto the increase Of
business from the settlement of Kansas
Where then do we find causes Of disquiet
Your motto answers: "The troubles OF the
country come from uneasy pollticians-its
safety from the tranquil masses"
An armed and masked mob OF about nun
bred men marched with martial music ana
Natioal Flag. in the light Of midday, TO the
Birch Creek Reservoir in Indiana, ane
deliberately destroyed the embankment:
Gov. Wright has offered five hundrsc
dollars reward for any information that will
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07

REV. THEODORE PARKER LEcryRrxG IN
4 SLAVE STATE. A telegrsphic dispate b
from Wilmington, Delaware, dated May 10.
says:
The Rev. Theodore Parker, Of Boston
addressed large audience here last evening
10 Odd Fellows Hall. His subject was
slavery. This was the first appearance Of
this champion Of freedom in slave Site,
bis discourse was listened to with close ate n
ton and most intense interest. The lee
,uter was greeted with frequent applause
during the delivery OF his discourse. and at
the conclusion the audience complimented
him by d vote OF thanks"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
Wall Paper

Iust received and now opening at the old stand No
. 7be Ctare Block large and we'll selected lot OF the
above named article, suitable f'r Halls and Roomss
cor prising great variety OF patterns, also Border
to match. Prices 10 suit the times.
w. n. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd May, 1858. 3 mths.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
9pohs \ Stationary .
VOYAGES, TRAVELS, %.

VOYAGES, TRAVEL6, 90.
Sea and Sailor, by Cotton, o. 90
Dec. do Port - do I %
Shin do shore do on
Three Years IN California do IS
Summer Cruise Ia the Medtc rranian, by Willis, %
Captain Canal, an African SLAYER, l25
Swell Life at Sea, 90
Salt Water Bubbles, by Martingale, 90
Runnii Sketches Of Men aud Places,
by Geo. CONWAY, the ojibeway Chief, 90
Tray els among the Indians, by Mckinney, 2 %
What saw in Caifor mia by Bryant, %
California and Oregon Trait. rkmans, IS
Exploring Expedition TO Oregon, Hines, %
Premont's do California do IS
Caforuia--History from its discovery, Capron's 25
life on the Plains and at the Diggngs, lM
Kansas and Nebraska, rs
Frontier Life in the South West, 90
Prairie and Rocky Mountain Lie, IS
ATTHEIoW BOOK ROOMS,
No. SO Brady, bet. I'd and Sd Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
5mo 5th II ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07

b. s,s, "a, population of Kansas, prior to
bri,' eiection for members of the Terri
kn,is. gsLsture, was $500: males, 5,oss;
|,.-- 90 49, voters, , 873; natives, 7,l6s;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
Received at No Z L. Claire Block,

Received at No Le Claire Block,
Harper's Magazine for June
Putnam's do do
Grahain's do do
Godey's Lady's do
Also New Publications.
Summer Land, q Southern Tale;
Castle Builders;
The Initials,
Kansa aud kebYaska-by Hale;
Life OF Seward-by Geo. 4. Baker;
The Slave Of the Lamp--by North
May 30 w. II. HOLMES II Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
Watch Key Lost /.
STOCK FARM.

T oST on Brady. Main or ID ST., Gold Watch X I.
~ The finder shall be suitably rewarded II the sam
be delivered Ito (my2l EADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07

An armed and masked mob of about hun
bred men marched with marital music sna
Natiosl Flag. in the light Of midday, TO the
Birch Creek Reservoir in Indiana, ana
deliberately destroyed the embankment.
Gov. Wright has offered 1--WE hundrso
dollars reward for any Information that Will
lead IN the detection nf'"" -''''"" -''""s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
Pasteboard

Hnsrai AtEs.7 lie Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
9aaAing-
BANKING HOUSE

BANKING HOUSE
xsonxeoa, LAWS I s1Axxxe1x,
xain g., Davsnport, Ieva.
TTNoTss AID BiLLs collected and proceeds Senii
ted any part Of the Uaed statesat surrest rates
n rIbe hishes,currsn,ra.ssp paid fer Bin. II ss-
I'd FssS. Drsrts On all the principal cities Of shs
United States aud Europe for sale atlowcst rates.
TrI.rERrr A.Lowss on Deposits, si.s or 10 be
MPLArp WAsnAnrssenstanay On mad and fsrssle
atIowest rates.
TPRsAL Estate bought and sold on cop nisaisn;
HFTAxss paid for non-resfdents and others;
ffFTfrLrsinv sstgated and Abstracts furnished;
neBonDs and Asrtgsgss boushtssd sold and loans
REFER TO-
JOHN Thompson, E: "" B s.s, =; Z. ~
LUCAS 4 sGMoNDs,
GRANGERADAMs.C Chicago.
Ant sif.i Il p CLARE, Esq, D.,s,p.r., lows.
REAL 1srAT1.
DARTIcULAR Attentions given 70 he buying and
l selling Real Esats on sennisisn, Psying sfTax-
Having complete Abstracts Of titles 70 oil lands In
this county and city fully prepeeed 70 exains
cages and all other nstrs writing and take
acknowledgements al the shortest notice and the most
H'GKEGoR, LAwEs 4 pLAxExoRE.
IN 00A ACRES Of choice land for sale on liberal
lUsVVV terms In lots TO suit ia Scott, Clinton sd
Cedar counties; applyte
McGRREGOR. LAwRs DLAxKMORk.
VITY PROPERTY FOX SALE-A number Of Aousss
~ lots and lots pleasantly situated n different
paris Of the city, 70 suit for sale fsvora
BILE terms. Apply TO
M'GkkGOR, LAwES 4 BLAKEMoRE,
IMPROVED PARMs PoR sALE.-A number ofim-
i vAd r. fnpa Ia - Ia kApN
Apply to. IJune 9, 1859.
M'GREGoR, LAwEs & BLAKRMoRE
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-we have for sale
Y most desirable farm, i've miles from Davenport,
the lows City rosd, Of eighty highly improved
with good frame DWELLING kitchen cellar, &c., bars
and sheds--a well Of excellent water, &c.
The above property 10 most beautifully and favora-
bly, situsted, and will be sold n bargain.
M,GREGOR. LANES Il RLAKEMORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07
Lots to Lease.

Ill who desire to avail the Of bea site
for Rural Homes had better call soon on
may . RADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07

Smooth Wrapping Paper for Dry dooos'
A FEW Rsams Medium Size on hand;
n Tough Manila; also, Paper Large and smai''
White Tea Paper, Large and small sizs;
Pasteboapd, Extra sixe and Quality;
Thick Blue Candle Paper; For .n'e
may u f.,r Al No, 10 Clare nIocN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-07

ECEIVEDin store from steamer Exesls5ey. 1etA
~ last Oct, Chsiss, Ssasd, Dayeaa, 1s,ks1
Isaac Stevens, Davesport.
Also, from steamer Kentuely IN New last, bhls.
Mds bAgs de. Boxes and half bbl III NARA -
J. Harper, Burke via Davenport.
Also, Roll Leather, aSkeA Ne Wit Ne sAnve
Goods are set called fer within thirty Asys thsy vil
be sold for sAaIgss.
Davenport, Nay sd, ISss-dIn
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
NLW md POPULAR PUBLICATfO vs..
~ u MIEs AMERICAN aRORTsMAN-nzra.raa.I Linz.

n EW IND POPULAR PUBLICATfO vs..
IN LIwISs AMERICAN sPoRTsMAS-DamsrOas Iuus-
trsiions ! vol svo. Pri~. 80 s.
BRADDOCK's EXPEDITION. BY ssuent With nglsr-
ARA AbIAN NlGHTs ENTERrAIVMErs. Lanes Edition.
vol svo, beau fully i.lusr-ted Pnee 81 IS
RIFLE AND LIG INFANTRY. IA TICS. By Col, W.
CAvALRY TACTICS Of the ny The United
FIAHTFh's LIvEs OF THs CHIEF JUSTICES Of
wILLIAMs's TRAVELLERS GUIDE A new .nd revised
ecipop. poek,t form. Price IS cent.
TBURss CONSULATE ASD EMPIRE. vols svo
LIGBTs A,D SHADOWS OF ENGLISH LIFE. 2vOla
RIDDLES SCIENTIFIC STAIR BUILDER. With eopious
illustrations, folio. Price. 81 50.
]. B. LIPPrSCoTT Co.. Phi sdelph.A
And for sake b, Booksslers generally.
NEW BOOK STORE No 76 Nassau-st-
AL the Futlc cations Of the day received pub
Subscriptions received for all The Msg,zues and Periodicals
,od BY The .ir sle nun Der. at redueed preeS
6n. rs th, Booss recently pnohsh-d are the FOL o~,nf
bert" 1be xper.bce Of Life" This writer 100 well
know ed comuepdson-
nbE hsoArEp sIni @' S.GLososfs OF OoSTesI ar
nf detail OF ihei, inner life and bOder revea
on Of the mysteries and Of Nun cries than have
before been submitted TO the American public .,.,
MINORS OF JAwES GORDON BENNETT AND
LIGHT AND DARK NEss; or, The SHADOW OF FATE
soy Of fashionable life.
MAI D. and Other Po,rns by Alfred Teunvsou, D. 9. L.
THE PkOP ETS OF MORMONIsM UNVEILED. With
ID,usonG By scqusiD,ed With the mysteries Of that
singular sect. N. S. PACKHURsr, No. Is Nassaust-
GREAT SALE of "THE LAZY MAN."-Never
~ h. Known mic song take Ike tt- Every
aCmitS II 70 be The funniest song out THE RlVERDALE
sCbOTTISCH 10 also having RAPID sale.
COOK BRO, Music Dealers 3t) Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
6prnal Nnrires.


six..,pb Barker of Ohio will lecture IN ths city SUN
ctipe % the Divine spfho'itv II be Bible false and
.fps Tbs place will be named 10 SATURDAY piper Dis
y -. IN Vi ed sher Lecture.
- (erp Meeting viii held nile south of the VII
~ Bemp.fesS L. commencing AU(U IT - and enting
- Ef1fhBER2 The Ccinnife viii sllow uo t>atc 90
d eaeeO' n''iso Be- o. spsd 9 them ersvsa'
Stc. DUBOIS, Aaa.tsnt.
...f, and >stio-saI Law school In Poughkeep-ie.
~ purposes n imprevemeat there will be vscst,o IA this
,rfssob ttl the sth OF May neat. j. :" fO"LEA
s,reff,r Psteut Srif-Sesling Cans will preserve
.,es fomeces other Froi IT Nesettb- 10 fresh
- ar their Dsars and hsvo without ths sdi
dts ,nEsr, any Other pree~rvatve property They
opened orcosed, smp h. tnrDDg .cIe~ attsoo-
a fhe genuDc berrefcAl >ELF-SEALiSG CANS have
. Isis.d Letters On every cap; sPH rI'S pAVENV,
II trsrvnF accompanying tie Cans Price Of qut,t aos,
pr DOR hs gallon IS 7j yer dozen vreoches and
- ~ " cents rseh. WELLS a. PROVO'r
Pro no ore No 3l P-sr'st. Franklin sIus,e.
ss,ice 20 Putrhc--.-Ths ARTICLES Of sGR ceMENT
II Ne yar eormeIci the 81 q sep smber next,
ther ofice is'sv and 5h- for signatures
80 bsthtrs Of the Cy of NewYort and vicinity are invited
a. ths As.ocsfiop.
.leeton the ensuing year viii be held
IA hive plsce TUESDAY 18th Inst. az ocoot 2 NJ.
r. D. ydef Of the Board. JOSE PEI w. CLINCH, Se'y.
u New ard Elegant Article y LO'~HDS PATENT
lE and FINCH GA~E made In gold or q v-r combining
st ,I,rh ard durability with exquisite beauty of design
atetured sxeiusiv.l, tna for sale by
v. NJ WILnARfH No a. Maiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

pARNTM Ms GALLERY of BEAUTY This
~ novel amusing exceedingly original really vey
iDs rprise the !" full tide Of su expert
psr ~ D,guereotypes coming In Beautiful Wo oeo
making inQu about he remiums The go 90 will cert.iny
BE- and the besutiu Ladies' in America
nlv ale The hsh figures Apply at once CIRCULARS 10
b. had St the buser m.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

- l. X SIS l. X IL
~ BOWEN, McNAMEE Co
kEwYoRE
Invite the attention Of Merchants generally their extensive
" ch Sh and Fancy Goods adspte the Fall sAe
smhfsts he and desirable styes imported ths
Particular attention is reqoesed tbe unsurpassed
vsne,y dess fabrics ordered express 6I then very
City aOd trade It's believed that sh Importing
and Johbbs Houe the sooDrry Offer superior induce
10, nts Nov sore fol- Of silks MerDos Mus
LAipes rbbbons shssls, Lsees Embroidery, White
Goods Trimmings every other description Of mey
caArdse usually kept in sfk house.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
Mem publirdtions.
nj A S O N b r o T II L X 5 4,
Nl Publish, Aug. "a,
OLLIE;
On, THE OLD WEST ROOM rHE WEARY AT WORK
.,Ia...

- l. T.
On THE OLD WEST ROOM THE WEARY AT WORK
AND THE WEARY AT REST.
BY T.. Nj. NJ SIS PIP I2a.o., cloth Price 81 IS
The sutbor ssys In the Piefac";
the great oTd Of rude cottage sometimes forms
psssant the arund IL; like some
rustic cottage among steer pasoss Of the at thought
roS wa tb story funed display sny nthescy
tery regularity Of plot bot wi the hope that to some tear
dinmed eye few bud. # beauty few memories might
,ps up spd twpe the Ola Wee Room and no asphS
d.l hide among teeir leaves
In lpmblest home Of many sol'won worker Faith
and Hope may bright flowers, and nne plant unfdms
me uos when the weary isy them down 70 rest snse
foo,p. e s'ant ser'ph wings an thc brow sno uossen
comps foopns Aund them. HOut spent witt Ole
have .v.n me consolation sni cheer in looeha-ss
Ma, sry ader he layst aside rk more bravely
Al rest mo,e " and let lin deems i. full Of faults
be animated 70 writ beite."
WAGER OF BATTJEi TAL' or SAXON SLAVERY IN
SHERWOOD FoREsr. By Henry w. perbert AnhT Of
Henry VII and lis Sis We rhe Captains of the ureek
and r. men Republics" The Roman rfstor," Marmadske
Wyvrp oliver Cromwell" etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

JAMIs w oERARD Esq was easd 70 The Chair AMI Col.
TIE iolIO wrs renil-rnen appointed Directors:
y. l. Wsooen, NewYork Henry Ketetss, N-s-YOrk.
Gee. N TsssS,i = Be.sa Hoo loo Cha. ;JjCoaof. n York
DDdl.y sesu, Stv.York W. C. X. gish Bosom.
": Whiterith New-Yorh I,sac v. Fowler New-YOIk
ZOO Fisher y arlington. Suess oeer'' Washington.
T. l. Critf endeb X en- -ueky DR.. II Miller .ousvIIe.
3 %S: S spA Ss.' M;Eisa acsu o'5S Washington.
Judge Bstt>, kew-Yok. Capt Psio~, U. s. N.
$. ,. Fisher, Phi.as phi.- ROy.l Phelps, SewYOrk-
HoD L. Flower, Hartford. Gej. Law, New.York-
Co. ' s.s 's.% aas s'ssss scse s:~Ys
HoI n Burnley ks2 oS1y SaPs Ps Tasys. ss, New Yori
Bepj >tsgs, n w.fork. Bsyard Vac Rensseser, Any.
Hon Us a. 5franAhan 5klyn Chss Wlmerdna, New YofI.
" K 5hsla YsSfoII p w,yli:@: w:.1: w.ss B.s:o
J. W. Gerard. Ee~-York. Mayor Wood, New York.
J. - Psei. sooih CsroSns CO. d Pisr.c9 California
{. OPP p L. LTeSeh, N'wYork Col Thorn New Yort.
D. \. Pb,rs, Ntw-YmG Hon. Huga Maxwell, y. York
w. c. II. waddel, sew York Co. q, Rie- :. Carolina
?. n Diekin.on s. Carolina Geo Smith, Chicago:
JON j.: 4 esHs: cons: % Se~3oIi Co. SSspo wYo1H
A. L. khs, Cuba Hon. II ra 10 Seymour, N. Y
R. oirssSs T. ss.m kew,Yoif i M " D. FI.s:r S :
Dr. $. Don an. MissssippL VIM. q. Fargo, sofAO.
Iudse Rob- Rott Mo,ri. n York s. Aiienso, New York
Com az d,1bilt Eew'York yos o Autholy Providence.
Co D. J. ST son'os, DSs' Geo " BaG Ph.dsipHia
MU,hal Roberts y. York Hon. Jas Bsyard, lswsIe.
i. Keteltas Nsw.York %. W. Rurnet. Ohio.
Judge Roosevelt, kew-gork ButreTfrld Utica
Col Stnar Missouri 8. Blatchford New-Yo&.
DIR. @. Gun ming. Georgia son. ID w Barruger, N. c.
Hon Daniel VI man, n. York r. L. Cutting, New York.
J. a. siums. v a-hngtD 7en Cadwaader New Jersey
Col. Jss Barrett w gDton. astns Coming, Jr Albany
Col J. Davis, Baltimore. Hon. ID. CrOssman N. -.
]. n. Patt, Hew-York. Hon NJ ConTa1, N.Oneaas
VIM n, Wand rbl., ~. YorA. L. Draper New York.
STEPHEN Our can, MssisHppi. Harry Mccall New Jersey.
Caows sS'r RiDsgod, u. g. N. John ua't, New YorS.
The fo~ ing Gen emsn spponei 20 have exclusive
charge o tb ball acting Managers and 10 ne tsse
Col A. q. Rice, Ct1. hami ton, Col. Jas Monroe,
CAPT. Graz ser r. L. Wsddel, J, W. Gerard
hon Daniel U.lman,S s All Dso John c. White,
} L. Plul. b. Van Rensselaer,, Hon Jas. Bayad,
A. Y, Burnley, DR. u. D. b. dfoid Co. III. Plerson,
Harry Mccall Jr CadRa'r Ringgod Hon. Francis Granger,
r. H. Rub.
The 70 lowing Rues for the government Of the Ball have
been sdoptd:
Lsdie, FIVE DOLLARS.
p The Msnsger. vill be designsted by Blue Badge.
ErTe AID Dancing commence 1T O'Clock; Supper at
IL s'clock.
Tickts will be ready for distribution THURSDAY
MORNING. J. w. GERARD, Chairman
A O. RICE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
1)iano- fortes an0 alnsir.

AT VERY Low PRicESt 10 suit the TINES
"A No 81 brOsr~ay.-BENSErI TT Co.. A.Dat.cIafsf.
h. latest PIANOS; zlso mach I'd m ed Ia CT
LEsTlAf PIASoFORrE, acs no~ edg ey .nstsar. 20 be
o 70 otheEs n ss-stnes e-sar Nd or Aancy of soae
NOLBURN & NASH-PIANOS and MELO-
~ pkQSs, Ne. - HTssdrsy PIANOS n LEI,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
6iatioHerp an6 fanrp Uooos


COMMERCIAL and LAW BLANKS Of every
~ oetctios Law Regteis OF the approved patterns
Brief "spsr No aria Seals. For sale whoesale and re all
by HOMAS WOOD, successor 10 Goo. II. Bell No. 5 Ma
ssu.tt, n. Y
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS-TOoth Nail
H. Hair md Cloth Bruh.s Lubn's Extracts, Lows erosD
VII dsoI and other soap. Puff Boxes Poms5es, rve-ses
Dressing and fine Combs Pas Toi Artoes sod style
Of 0cods adapted and sold b, OruFEts Imported
direct and sold reasonable terms BY
RUFUS 4 McaARGk Co,
Importers and Jobses No. l53 broadway, New York.
LNRANCIS Il LOUTREL, Stationers, Printers
and Book Bin ders No II Madenlane sell every style o
Bant Book Paper and Stationery Orders receive prompt az
teptiOn.
CTATIONFRY and BLANK BOOKS "A large
~ mpleie of foeiso and DoDe%tl; Sta
rouery selected with csre and I'D At moderate pses
Law BLANKS Of description Of the most approved
forns and Pnt.d on The bes' quail psp-r
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS Of all kind on hand or made
70 order.
r, oeap and Letter Paper Lswyers Brief Paper, Note
Paper Ina Waters even article be Stationery line.
N. s. PARKBURSr, No rs Nasssust.
WILLY WALLACH, IMPORTER, Nos I35
w lS7 wnhAm-st. NesYork offers 10 the Trade the
ARD BsOARD and ENAmELED PAPER; NOTE PAPER
and fEVEL0PEs, embossed, silver, and colored
fever, .tye CAKE BOXtS GUM LABELS and LAW
YRS SEALS. PINK TAPES. spoos and 10 pspera I'll 3
SUI PApERS &c AsO, q variety Of patterns OF NOTEb
DRAFTS, and RILLS Of EXCHANGE
The shove goods beng manufactured expressly for this
het worthy the attention Of purehssers
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
Qmueemenfe.

|sssV IBL O's G ARD E NJ
In The Hsvet Of EDshs1,.sn' s,,n. and Delight
|g} n. Grand RoH-n,i' s.iSy oss1ssf =
,. y Gs r9Nh .na hAhHl'os Sp'!s !is@ss s.ca
Roiraai mn" noosf aoSao.e oS
sas..... .Nr. Geo. Holland AidOrO Mr.. Holman
Ioi Hear he sD,l. Ls,is '''' ''"'
|l. BY MS. LOUISA PYNE.
sstuId., VI .eT0S IL sospce Of me evsro~
,,erh only In the powerful entertainment and
MS IAsT ipPYAR.scE RUS SEASON
- lLfURDAY- sR: eUR ON as TRISTAN sAPPYi Mr.
s Do snSs4 S sesy Ms Of a"
- VILLIKENs AND ais DiNAH.
| PT1s ...s5 Orchestra sea-: .si
,kxle.trs Sea nd Private Box,so.ly
~ bsop ,psb At t7i TO ebceat7i
JRhoADwAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL,
|rtD rs.s,.- THIS EvENISG will performed the
"''' IbRff Rilifn sA E6 s6' is,Ss IN
.bb CARRIFL RAVE. win sa,tAin Five leaking Char
''f 1L%ssic&L "a Ss@tgEos By he Martin. . Family
h., esss s,,. ,Esfs. E TIE ASD JE4NSEr s o,. and
|s,vl T,a, n Is sso:i Pr,"s's So1s: . s'' - ~
I'M ETRoPOLITAN THEATER.-
& .aS ss ma.. MAoSgIT Sd1Isr characters. for few
siis I'd Pr,su 70 bis ssp.1iSrs ssSS fa Europe.
IL urRR9 3H!s WIVES ryEE'Sss os "Ss iTsDsoR,
On, FALsrAff IN LoyE. .
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|s From the TbeSter Royal, Drury.aSss LON, London
'gJttt a esns - particulars see small bills
y Dscfs 7-Per ormaDces commence Al u O'Clock
HI FTROPO LlTAN TIL EATER
vi Rw.yob.-On the LIST Of September, tae eaapen'
Nsash TrssedisDDe,
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yotes " Co~pzBy 81 SistiDsuished a'tisn nom fAn'
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REFER RrOIRE
rrpefpa pierss to be prrmed by tho RACHEL DhA-
fAft COMPANY n the principal CT es o' tne United sta.'
| ri akCiFHr TRAGEDIrS-aURA ACES and POLVE lCrE,
hCoIei1s; PH DIE, BAJAZET and A~DROMAouE'
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RAM D'aRC By Soumst; LUCRECE, by PonsaIti viz
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HUS, hy Moie,e, LIZ CAPRICE, By Alfred de Mnssetj
Us pRCITs DE RhOMmE BY jules dc Pro nsrayi LIE
upI ~ "a VtTNt. &c
% ps,ars the hr ref,rnance, prices Of admission,
X. sii b. siven 10 few csys-
National THEsTER-A. II. PURDY Man
are, and Proprietor d Circle, 25 cents PIT q cents
ses "a Chshs 70 Doors at ool eh Perform,
ss. conn, rse n this WIN Va ~'l he p'e'eu ed
BRUTUS: Or THs Fall OF TARouis -
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fkh....M g n. vi krs Lucr, ia. Mr. Y. Scott
IDsss.-Ceurs fbro tb. Rye....... Nae lous Tssbon
- DIANA AND HER NY apis.
T. WIZARD OF THE WAVE.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

~ K A n ID DKE IS b A L.
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UNIrTD STATES HOTEL SARATOGA SPRINGS.
A. meeting held the United ates Il tel, Ssrs'osa
SPINS Tnursdsy Aug l6 1885 for the purpos- Of sxng
arsI ser4eDts Ora DRESS BALL, T. DO given
FRIDAY EVENING, Ane a. 1855.
JAMl g W. GERARD kad. calsd The Chair. AMI Col
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

E II r S. F. u r 81
IL j. H. HARLEY,
Importer and hsbuf,etursr Of
l. l. g. A c 9
No. 81 John-st tone door from Nsssaust)
Htrfberp and Wrs'.rn Merchants hnd every VARIETY II
sv AN and RMINF TRIMMINGS; also light FANCY FUR
ART LES sitsbl' for their Isde
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
rusl NRW.YORK TRIBUNE

ROpEAS CIRCU LArI "
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i ~ pes .nnum, pos,ase ,peisdsa sinso copies, Sin
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
6pueee au0 fdrms mouIe1.

WANTED-By Swiss Lady, good HOUSE,
w wib Rooms fu'u'shsd uofnruish a.
with All the modern Improvements Of Broadway btwren
sLd 4fh,ts noders'e Will be good t-n4ut
and give reference Address T. w, 100 Pesns stating
tsims and particulars.
WANTED to HIRE small HOUSE With
the Improvements In grutel neighborpood
moderse rent sson wanted iD Sepemb-r. Address,
STATING location. and al other particulars g. L. r. Trb
Of ce None other vii b. attended
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24
>rW.YORK TRIBUN We.
rHr sFsI.wREKLY TRIBUNE

$40 ev,ry Tv.a.r ana fsiosY aossne. rree ~
-. Tus c,pies for S5 Five Tor 4u % Aoser-Se
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