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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01


LIylNGS TON d LOCK WOOD
A Nh new cpeniness No. eMaln ss.a ceupteseo Scs ~
1Aof Superior HARDWARE, TO which We anvtW
the attention of all In wAut Of anything ~ our -
The quality ofour goods We confidently believe vn
compare avorably with any In NE SMse. Al
money ~ funded. A
We design TO keep . large atcck a. AkCHANiCs.
TOOLS from the very best ufacturers In W Eass
and WI supply those In want of sinsT LAS ATT
oLE u IS low price as u can be adordedin love-.
Our facilities for Obtaining goods ct the minmuu
price Is eqnAled by Few In the wsss. Our ssock q
shelf goods 10 now complete, and W have intEanss
large invoic OF heavy goods which will soon ar
rive.
SPoRTSMEN Wishing an outnt for tho approach
ing season, can find NJ Not Main st. everything ne
cessaty OF superior make.
L. a. L. have permanently located In Davenport,
and design making It The place OF failure residence,
and sincerely hope By fAif prices-good gsods-just
representations and close personal 70 msr
IL share of the patronage and confidence ofths pub
lie.
CHAS. II. LIVINGSTON. GkO ID. LOCKWOOD.
Davenportjuty % so du
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Be it remembered, that James Buchanan
in 1886, voted that every Postmaster who
should put Into the mail bags any document
relating to the sbolition of slavery, shall
be dismissed itom office
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h a RR'S
Commercial College,
Sd STORY POST OFFICE BUILDING


an and after Friday, August list, tais Institution
oTih be open In the evenings as we'll as durinn
the entire day. Students taking full course hS
applying themselves during the day and evening
can materially shorten the time ordinarily required
TO complete the course. To the Mechanic Nam
facturer Retailer and Profe ssonal man. would ss
have just matu-ei and drawa up a new sett OF In
keeping as 10 enable me in gerry fer isSony To in
struct either Of them TO keep individual or parInsT
ship books upon scientific principles with strelne.
curacy and TO certain their gains and losses with
as much precision a. the banker.
Lessons ia Practical Pen sansaip during the fore.
moons aud evenings.
Entire satisfaction rendered 10 Students, parents
and guardians, or tuition Zee refunded.
WILLIAM y.BARR,
Ialy 81 dow Principal,
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Valuable Business
Locations, Stores, Offices, &c.
ITO lease or let in Davenport, by
Ell Ad a"o,

AucCI0U stI Anu Cu1ulu1Ss1uU RtTCU4NL, :
No. "a Brady ST. near the Post Office.
Isl--The new brick store {drst neor) on Brady ST;
NO doors north of the Port Once.
2d.-Two Offices second floor 'front.' same build
ing.
large, well lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable for wholesale business, priiter bar
&c.
4th--one room second foorJ the Book
store No. 80 Brady Street, public entrance from
street, suitable for law or medical office, dentist,
artist, &C.
5th.--Ihe Book and Paper Store known as the
Iowa Book Rooms, No. 80 Brady Street; all or part
Of the stock for sale and store and fixtures 10 let
rare chance for we'll established nd profitable bus
mess.
9th Five rooms (seco nd floor front and back
nos. 50 and 10 Brady street, with good front eI
trance, suitable for Offices and gentem EMS lodging
rooms; rents rom five 80 ten dollars per month.
7th.-Forty five feet front of the Catholic lot on
Brady s.. between 4th and 5th, to lease for ten
years Apply TO Eli ADAMS.
Iuly 81 II Once on Brady ST.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore ext sling between d.
j. S. Books and f. Bailey this day, Gath INST.
dissolved by mutual sonsent. The accounts OF the
drm will be settled by ID. s. Brooks, who VIII con
tiniie the Confectionery blu sness at the
ID. 5. BROOKS,
iuIy IS div Z. BAILEY.
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PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL
PAPER HANGING. WHITENING, WALL

NJ DUNN Gate Of the nrm of Donnel Dunnl
81 .begs in form his patrons and the public that
he has retired from house painting, and will for thu
future only attend 10 Paper Hanging, Whitening and
Wall Coloring. My long experience q practical
Paper Hanger and Ceiling W mite warrants me In
assuring pu bic full satisfaction both economy
and workmanship.
Iguarantee 10 make old eelings mo matter how
much discolofed with smokel as white as new.
All. Donnei's paint snop, on Perry St. between
ID and Sd SITS. sfEae a-.s4 july 80 DIFF i
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616SOAh 00 = -
( COCHRAN co. having secured room No
- Con- m efcial oQ fidings, are prepared to fur
nish desgns for buildings OF every description. Al
so, drawings executed for machinery patents &c
WOULD RHyfk to t.fAl
A. LeClsire, t&n Davenport.
N. Pejervzry, 1-e
Nichols, isbsll & Co, Bankers, g f1z
Burneli, Giilet & CO., Lum ber dealers, - .tE-@
Bennett d Plumer, Lawyers, -
Burrows Prettyman, Merchants, g
July - dit
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Sl,54i,0SI4I
PAY rs.

SI,5ii ,05I -
Losses cashed, 49, 5sl,y4i o.
Commissions and expenses, 2lA,5t2 IS
Dividends 10000 %
Deserved to pay all outstanding
claims on June /, 1856, not due, l0l SIS S.
surI,lus ofthe year carried, ,3g5 ,SgI IS
To Or. Safety Fund for contingent
reserve, 235, 439 So
- 81 SAL esl 81
The Company has cash assets Of 81 600 1888 W.
The Total Losses paid by this Company In thirty
years ending the present time
In Fire Department, o,sol yoaI 80
Inland do 567 ,62T 81
-- 9,429,0l4, 80
Nearly 500. 900 Of Losses II solely has beer the
means OF equslzingto the public benefit.
For 81 years this Company has paid anearned diyi
dend averaging annually per cent on the capital
stock. The insured, however, have had paid them
81 "a per csnt OF the gross premiums back In the
shape OF losses, and the femsnngis IA per cent
receipts nave been apportioned 70 agents. expenses
tares, 81 ppon OF fire com panies and dvidsnds.
Tbs following gentlemen were unanimously re-
elected Directors for the ensuing sehf;
Thomas X. Brace, MilesA. Iutte,
Robert Buell., E.G. Ripley,
Roland hather, bray ton HillyeF,
samuel Tudor, Ward Woodbridge,
samuel =. Ward, Gusayus Y. Davis,
Joseph Church, E.A. Buckley,
Ebcnez Flower. Walter hehey.
HsnryZ. Pratt, Austin Durham,
Thos "A. Alexander.
ThOS. X. BRACE, President.
&C. RIPLEY, Vice President.
TH0s. A. ALE1ASD DER, Sse'y. |
Applications promptly attended TO by HENRY b, |
Agent; once on Main u. |
july dim
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T1lCeS 1eQUCoO.
SUMMER DRESS E00DS AT GET (!
wv have still good ssoYtment OF derenr .tyl.s OF
w Ladies' Summer Dress Goods.
which nxious dispose Of and will offer them
from this day .sgt = AT COST.
-Z5s4E Among them may befonnd
Bsrege Robes
su Silk Grenadines Tissues,
Printed Jsconets Z Lawns,
Plain and Prin- Ted Bereges
Silks, Poplyns, etc.
Persons IN want Of such goods are requested to ex
anime this assortment, Money can be saved by
buy ut WADSWORTHS,
July 10 I'd 81. ep. LIE Claire House
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TRUNK LOST

A CoMNoN sized fla, top black frank. having two
Astsaps buckied around it, and the letters - 81
with brassnals oh thetop. put beard the ears
al Lasall :, SATURDAY morning last. for this city
and should have arrived here the same morning at
so'eisck- The trunk Is Missing and may have been
stolen. II belonged TO LADY and contained her
wardrobe. A liberal reward will be paid for Its
turn TO the Rock Island passenger depot, for in
formation left ct this office the Pennsyl yania
house In davenport, where itean be found, and
questions will be asked. july 81 dwlt>
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Clear the Traok!!

M ACks coming and Is In sight with the neasest iot
IVA 81 ehetoe
81 II q CEKxES
That TO be had from any Market all OF which he in
tends to deliver his friends provided yon will give him
small ADVANCE first cost lie has very choice lot
q Sugar uursd 01G1O Meat, together with
the best stock Of pr1 kfOs that can be procured IA
any country, Also, the best FLOUR sold; warranted
and delivered fce Of charge, besides all kinds Of FEED
Don't forget the place. Any body win direct Yen to
the Railroad Grocery 9TH and Brady Streets north
east corner Catholic square.
july % diff KM. McCAMAoN.
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I
Of Merchandise all kinds, including Books, stAtone
ny, Groceries Hardware Dry Goods and second hand
Furniture, Agricultural implements Mechanics Tools,
Ac., &C.
Having the best positions in Davenport for such
business with ample for storing carriages, build
ing matefias, lumber &c Consisnments solicited
and sold for moderate charges.
Particular given to Real Estate, Leases Cor
poration Stocks, &c.
Cash advances made when required and Insurance eff
fected against loss by rs Satisfactory reference given.
juysl So ELI ADAMS.
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No loe--one Of the finest h.rms In the Cou,,x
Dubuque road, near peasc Post ONCE a2C scra On the
thsre IL 30 acres Of good timber ~ acres ti " which
house, large barn. Ac. Two streams runnin good
Price Z Is per Acro. through Il,
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Would You Save Your Money!
THEN GO TO
SUTTON & CO.'S
.NetrOpOIit0M SfOre!I
Corner Of Rock Island and Second Streets,
To purchase ysur
DRY GOODS.
IT'S needless 10 say anything Of the .siefssss Of
;ioss 2, 20 those y. have
our thanks 10 the public for the liberal patronage al
ready bestowed on US, we wish TO remind then that
W. eqa addn: e +,
which we promise TO sell Al
Narvslously Low Prices!
wehassjas' received large addi'ion'' to our stock
Lawns at 10 and u I-e cts. per yard!
Also ane assortment of FANCY Silks al 81 cents
per yard.
Bereges, organdies,
Gloves, Mhts. Fans,
Embroideries. Laess,
Lace Sets, Linen Handk srchisfs,
Elm broidered, Plain and Lace Bordered Lace Wells,
&C., de-, all of which offer at
Extremely Lew Prices for Cssh.
june e d. '''''' pA' s. SUTTON 1.rs 60.
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS.
A NvILs, Vices, Driils, Bellows, Stoke and Dies,
Us ''iHSa %si; saF; AN e. S i
Is oS ,s steel aud Iron sh0vai and Spades g ie'
LIZ 10 Boxes scythe Stenss.
~ dozen Selves assorted sizes, for sale BY
:3N BBLs syracuse and AVA, s.,s I2' !,
2OOsBls' Hsafaaiis csIs1'' Tor =; = Pa y D.
81 Bxs Cincinnati and s. Louis Pearl Corn Starch,
ACss Bis Lard, Linsesd and Bank OILS Z T9spsn gns,
Fire. Fire y Fire!!!
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof In Us.
THE undersigned have been engaged In shs bust
i ness OF manufacturing and putting on Compost
$3.50, ard the work warranted.
Materials manufactured and for sals, with printed
All orders len a, The Confectionery Store Of Brooks
y Bailey, the Gers or Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt ATTENTION.
janea4 dam BAILEY = MOORE.
Bank of Florence.
Florence, Nebraska.
GEo. b. SARGENT, Pres't. J. N. PARkxR, Cash'r.
undersigned proprietors Of the BANK Of foreuce
L Nebraska, BY the provisions Of it, charter,
dsiduay responsible for all its issues aud will redeem
the Notes u said Institution ut its counter in the city
kioence eoin and at either Of their Banking Houses
ono pei ceut ~ SAME
a other currency.
COOK q SARGENT, Davenport,
COOK, SARGENT 4 DoWNEl Iowa city, Iowa.
COOK, sARGENT& COOK, II .Desmoines
COOK, SARGENT PARKER, fioreace, NebrHs
july DIFF
AUCTION STORE
AND
Com mi ssiOM House.
OF the public respectfully invited to the
establishment recently Opened by the subscriber ~
place the storage and disposal Of at private and
PUBLIC SALE
vi Merchandise all kinds including Books, stAtone
ny, Groceries Hardware, Dry Goods and second hand
Furniture Agricultural Implements, Mechanics Tools
&c., &c.
business with ample for storing carriages, build
ing materials, lumber, &c Gonsisnmens solicited
and sold for moderate charges.
Particular attention given to Real Estate LsAaes Cor
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Surplus Oftheyear carried, - ,3a5 ,S9I 81
To Or. safety Fund for contingent
reserve, ------ 5,439 So
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LII persons forbid trusting my wife any one Of
"A my family will pay debts of their contracting
from and after this date. ISAAC MORGAN.
Dewitt, July Is, 1865 81 d2t+
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NO, lJS--A farm Of 3Oe acrss on the Lot Ca.
ROAD, miles from the c,y, and the undivided ,h,,s
OIL me saw mill iruct, containing " acres l,0 sss
naerie nee '4o acres under caitis alton sons s.s,
umoet frame house rooms, barn, . nns orsA.,J
WIZ be dtvidsdto suit purchasers. 'a'
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o22S. sseteA PRO
No. ia Farm Of ninety acres on the Ai.,,.1
or, on the line between Scott and Muscstns tiv.
short distance below Capt Dodyes ano stock srm
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hemp DO
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CANTON MATING.
Gold Border Window Shades, Green Curtin Oil
Cloths. Linen Table Damasks, Curtain Mus.
Inns, Salts De Laise Window Demasks,
ga yards width Sheetngs,
The above with great variety Of desirable Goods
can be found cAesp at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
July 2s Davenport
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No. lo.-A beautiMl little place the East n
and Dubuque roaa ~ acres with good dwelling
rooms, sabi.ns Well Cistern, Orchard and e. mouse Of
u hne order $1,000 credit Of seven year, xi all
for part oil tbs purchase money. ~" De given
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no. lIi-A Farm VI about go acros near lnelo,vo-
adjoining No. liS two story brick house. tive uose
water running through hne grazing farm s.S ssns
under cultivation; price 90 per acre Hesfy ~
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No. lls.-A smalisnd beautiful piece oflspd ain.
acres. Price Ss,OUO.
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No. l1o-A lot Of acres just west Of IN. a..
grounds; all broken and under fcncs prics ak csesy
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NO. liza Farm oi ivo acres near Hickorv A..
under fence and nearly all poughsd coed bou.s ~
&C. with ten acres Timber in Hickory Grove w. vel,
water ON the land. 's' running
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Fer Ryrsssnistsrs.
TIMOTHY DAVIS, Of Clayton County.
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Inc business wi" be continued by the undersigned who
requests continuation Of tbs patronage heretofore ..
tended. iEyI TJuNap d EnDn
Moline, Ill. Jult26.
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Ne, lss,--A beautiful lot OFFS s7-IO0 scrn. M !,
hawis! scut lots, part OF sec u ISL 4k. NIL
Hom Davenport Oh the road TO Ls Claire n,,s. ess
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No. I53.--A beautiful tract oflxnd Of SO ..,.,
Ia = miles Of The Corporation line, the Dpbuoe.
hoad, ihe whoie surrounded BY fence and N =, uns
caitsAl'oa, a stream running Through. Prics a..
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No lIs-An improved Farm of 4l0 sorss Il,
and 10 I 50 100 acres Timber 100 .crss eooas
.,n,on two dwelling houses barn. good stock ~.s, co.
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No las.A me mProved Farm Of 100 asrs., o. IL.
win thfes story house. Sii5 per acre. r'a'
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No, io2. a Farm OF l50 acres on tbs ,o.s,..,
frsm Long Grove TO Aliens Grove, TO seSss ,s1iax
20 arres under fence and In cultivation f,.,osf,
l-2 stories, stable, we'll, he.
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CITY PROPERTY,
3s3. A Lot ls0xs70 on The road kast. Of shoup's
residencoi Frics $500.
800. A frame house on 2nd At, below Warrington
square. Lot 26xsO, houses rooms, cellar and we'll;
price $3.50.
297. A House, Lot 9Th o., bstwe zen Le Claire and
Pafnsm sts; house, = rooms, Kitchen, cellar, well,
Nc: pr Ice n .UtO. my
No. 29f-fwo acres In North Davenport IN lAmbriies
subdivision dwelling stories, rooms, wall, Fruit trees
Ac. price $1,000.
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No. 2sA house on the corner Rarnam and Locust Sta
story rooms, large stable and carriage house. ~ lots
Of ground fronting farnam ON Locust CoIl6o each
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AUCTION STORE
AND
Commission House.
SALE

HEatsntion of the public respectfully invited to th
establishment recently opened by the subscriber
place tor the storage and disposal Of at private and
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No. liza Farm of 10 acres In sac Isr,,sp
all pioughed, price Gas per acre. 'Htk
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No. 'oi..6o acres in sec % T7sR,E on thu c.,.
Gr0as ROAD 10 lows cry . miles iron Davsnpor,H
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No ita--A lot OF &C. 1000 acres on the ,o,,a IA.
o. hs road 70 lie siAire Prices rs. acres mars
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Ne. 9s.-Six acres on the Mississippi ry.r o,n,,.,,.
river. Price opy0. " Ne
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NO. lso,-i2o acres In see " T ~ RAN Inn
ancer cultivation ana sil under fence CO.. ~ .ctes
oalidngs Prise sTspsr acre win cell % ac,s. ~
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No 2s6-A frame house and lot Perry It. north Of
Locust lot iS5nsS house rooms. cellar web, stable, &C.
Price ols5V.
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No. i7s--Also 70 acres adjoining tho abo,, ,,a..
aud cultivation, Price elO0 per acre. 'nuef ienes
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No. Fo--A Farm ofl70 acres near Hickory or.,.
10 acres good timber, good house, stable, r,, WIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24


constructing publ. works. ether ny the state or y
have been fully npeted strictly accord
ing all the Conditions thereof without an
allowance form beyond the estimated cost az the
:ontrsct prices. -
Ihs law Of 1854 was intended obviate these dlhca-
is Md ,he completion Of the CONTRACTS &C
corning their and conditions II requires that
every proposal fer work horzed by the act sosu be
rpsped by bond In su,h penalty a. shall bs rs-
quire, by the Cnra, sting Bard, for not les than
twenty nor m re than hffy per cent OF the on,
bfsced IN the contract hch may DO awarded sucn
proposal The law further provides that upon
the aure OF the contractor TO enter into contract or
uy ard faithfully to execute the same the tbugos In
the bond eha rftit and pay into the treasury sum
equal GER upon the estimate OF the engineer
Of The cos, q the work aud the eials embraced In
the contract the prices named in the prop,sition
aui sted dsagee It requires also that fifteen per
cent OF the OF any work done materials fur
usbed contract prize thereof shall be reserved
by the Canal Commissioners untd tho whole work which
the putject OF contract shall bv fully anc entirely
rle'ed.
siDce the passage OF act chap 1919 laws Of
1854 s,provi ling tor the enlargement OF the Eie,
| tte 0.w.go sud the Cayuan and Seneca canals and
for the cor pIeiop of the Slack River and Gene Val
ley canals" shall be faithfully aud fudy carried out,
| In s'rict conformity 70 the provisions Of said
ments ,ntain4d In such ntacts. 1t would safe 70
assume that the cost OF the works csnoo. exceed IL
amount the estimated at contrast prices unless Tue
ouantitias Of the d ferent Items shall 70 found
6pal exceed those heretofors i'm stsd
lie fra referred 10 will be az likely v
reouce susb estimated quantities. as increase them.
But T. provide Tor all possible contingencies which MAJ
occur In the execution 0f the cont aSts. arise from
causes leqitiutey aecfipg their cost hsvs added tor
per cent 10 the esn ed cost contract pr, es. csu
sioer Il safest 10 allow such margin for contingencies
In esrnati amount Of money t0at vii be requires
10 com elete the uDnisher canals In addition TO tne
nyovided for by the amendments 70 the constitution
In wy lat snppsl report slbmlted On cstimee 0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
Theatres and Exhibitions.

Bso4DwAY IHEArnE;-1hose snperb apectacles. King
house this evening thus ahorng the lovers mas ncen and
se n eser n o.
the same t.erng h this country IN ADDITION TO taer me
scenic displays both remarkably fine acting pieces
NIpLos GMDEN The jocnar pantorims called "ihe
sctO nsr" the opeong piece night All the Havels aud
Katey he vivand,ese" viii introduce Nile Fober The ella
gan, dancer Bri.n and other Of he y lie III
Rave hshy successful comic fairy pantomme entitled
ysrEee sharsce Mr. ard Miss Cbares persona'e OF
Their ess sad m s % NJ s.s
Mis- s a as son The
ers The eonica farce Of The Ilneries Boy toioss-M
Charles Paddy Miles Fortunes Frolic" is the last piece
BuRToE's hat old established favorile
icy ard son viii be rev,ved eishs ynh material a.srs
original character Capt. tue which is the main feature OF
M - % ~ Ss M a.
ker TIE ,apt affair called Buroos New York Drec-
WMLAcE's THEATRE The exciting drama entitled Pau
Iine win Ss lepea cd this evening With Mesds@es Aosy
end stewart In the principal characters The band will after
wards Tic 20 g Sc ~hch the
vsge," viii lie presented Tor the last time
e Of I
ssned 'h evening abe cast combines an unusual amount
% Ne 9ss
Eve n Mr. M Ba' sr Sssn vessy Mr. sail
ormAnces conclude with a ballet which Mile Franok
ID oher popular dancers VIII apl
wooDs merry win night give
readings from sbalspere the sasqaerade Ball. o. which
George the doOkeepcr Prior 70 which the usual variety of
singing dancing, bon mott, &c.
BUCKEYES The amusing fairy extravaganza
q ard ss Beast T R. csro med
syains Buckley the Beast and Miss Men as the ebony
songs.
CRrSA JAPASA series of elegant panoramic pictures
IN sns Ss b.
next Monday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

The market for beef CATTLE at Aertons, opened In Ca
of buyers in consequence Of material increase of
supply and before the close prices Ieceded L. per ID
The quality of the stock offered moreover was decidedly
better Than for weeks past, which contributed
somewhat 10 the depression. The offerings comprised
1900 fresh CATTLE besides 400 left last market
day. strenuous exertions made by sellers to sus-
tain prices In the face of the large supply their Of
forts Of avail About one halt OF the supply
from this State, while the remainder was principally
Ohio and Kentucky Early in the day. some Of the
c1oicet cattle SOLD high &c., out o.
the close the inside price reluctantly paid The
neral opinion seemed TO be that large number would
unsod at the close. Cows and calves In good
demand and scd at prices varying from $40 to s6
corcipg TO quality. Swine were in good demand, and
sold at &c. 6c per lb live TIC. &c. per lb., net
weight. The sales % follows