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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03
A MELANCHOLY CASE.

On the last trip up Of the 81. Croix o
family Of immigrants was landed at this
place, having the seed Of Cholera planted
within them. In few days four Of the
number, including the heads Of the family,
had fallen victims to that fearful disease.
Five orphan children were thus thrown
upon the charity of the world, but soon
found comfortable homes in the families Of
our citizens. Every thing possible was
done, by both males and females Of the
place to render the situation Of the sick
comfortable, aud when at last the stern
monitor summoned them hence they recey-
cd respectable burial. Among the resi-
dents Of this place there has been no case
Of Cholera, and We hope We may be ena.
bled to make the same remark with equal
truth at the close Of the scnson.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

ALFRED SANDERS, EDrrok.
DAVEN PORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY :, ls4s.
CHOLERA.

Hsving been absent the Inst week We
have failed 10 bestow the usual attention on
our editorial columns. Perhaps our readers
are thereby the gamers.
Inquiry has % frequently been made Of
u since our return respecting the prevo-
leuce of the Cholora At St. Louis, that per.
hsps We cannot moro interestingly devote
. smnIl space than in giving n few fscts
upon the subject. The number of cases Of
Cholera reported in 81. Louis, through the
papers, a. having occurred last week was
thirty. These were all from the hospital,
those occurring among the citizens, with an
occasional exception, are not reported by
the newspapers. We are inclined to think
10 many citizens ~ strangers fall victims
to ito ravages. Thursday night last two
citizens in apparen, good health, though
doubtless previously affected with prcmon-
itory symptoms, were seized with Cholera
end before morning wero dead. Other ca.
90 no doubt occurred, these were all that
came to our knowledge. Although not
declared epidemic yet the disease has GER
tsinly assumed malignant type.
At Kcokuk number Of deaths have &C.
CURED among the citizens and very many
we're affected with darrhna-the herald Of
On attack, il not speedily checked. That
this section Of country will be exempted in
in the progress Of the disense up The Mis-
sissippi, we have no hope; those situated a,
q distance from medical assistance should
b prepared with medicines to check its
earliest appearance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

AMERICAN EAcLE-We had the pleasure
lest week Of making q trip TO 81. Louis
upon this regular Davenport packet. Capt.
Cosson canno. be exccllcd in his attention
10 passengers md bis endeavors 10 render
oil comfortable. The promptness, fine
accommodations, excellen, table and gen.
tlsmsnly and obliging officers Of this boat,
will render her very popular in our trade. !.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

APPOINTMENTS roR lowA.--Among re.
cent appointments to Office by tho Admin
istralion, we notice the following Of citizens
Of this Slate:--
Stephen Whcher, Of Bloomington, to be
United States Attorney for tho district Of
Iowa.
John G. Floyd, Of Iowa, to be Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Willow River, Wis.
copsin.
N. L. Stout, Of Bloomington, and J. w.
Ogden, Of Keokuk, exhibitors, TO be Post
masters Tor their respective towns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

WsArnER AND RIVER. Although the
third day Of May tho weather continues 80
cold a. 10 make fires comfortable. The
river is high, out Of i,s banks in many
places. but now receding.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

REVIEW OF THE SESSION. The eighth
number Of our Correspondence able review
ofshe late session Of the Town Legislature,
Vas received too late for publication this
week. ]. will appear in our next number.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

FALLING or TmREE SroRy Brick
BousE.-About o'clock yesterday NOR
ming, while the inmates Of a three story
brick house, situated Oh Linn. between
Clark md Hopkins streets, were ut break
fast, crashing was heard and they all,
following the first impulse Of their nlsrm,
rushed into bnck frame kitchen, Just in
time 10 escape being buried beneath mass
Of ruins. The foundation of The brick part
Of the house gave way and the whole bull
ding fell into ruins. ]. was occupied by
three families, none Of the members Of
which were tho least injured, warning
coming to MI in time tor them 10 reach the
bnck frame building which wss strong
enough to hold up the mass Of rubbish TINT
came upon il. The house was erected q
bout eighteen months ago, and VIC under
stand was built in a substantial ma nner.--
It's fall was occssioned from the digging OF
a cellar in the adjoining lot to tho depth Of
three or four feet below its foundation walls.
The escape 81 the families was almost mi
raculons. Their effects are buried with
the ruins, and rs q natural consequence.
mostly destroyed The building was
owned by \ Mr. Dolly, but we are informed
that he sold it last week "a German who.
hu, recently emigra,ed Ia this city. We
could no, learn his name.--[Cin. Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

DAMAGES AT .MouxE.-We have Just
learned that some eighty or ninety fee.
aess shs middle ri the dam II Moline, has
gives way and bsss swept out BY the cur.
~. When our Informant left some two
Aears ego The breach vas widening. and
fisss we're entertained foe ono Of the mills.
-. IN w. ADJ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

O1rMr. N. M. Mccormick has issued
proposs!s Tor publishing Wing newspaper
at Bloomington 10 be called the Muscatine
Joassal. The citizens Of that plsce will
esasule their own interests BY extending
% him liberal patronage. =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

The Surveyor Gsneral Of Wisconsia add
lows 10 authnsizsd BY Law Of the last Co.'S
gross 10 cause Tho nosthsrn boundary kse of
Iowa TO b run 'ssd marked. One copy of
the Survey il 70 b filed ia the archisss of
our Ssals. while The other y 10 b returned
70 wasAington City, sak.sk RI.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

. population.
The Rev. Dr.. Cody, Romas Catholic
prels,e, died u cholers a, Droghsda on the
9TH instant. lie was highly esteemed by
all persons Of oil religious and political per-
suasious.
Austrian Italy.
brescis, or rather the runs of what was
once brescia, 10 now in the hands Of the
Austr'ans. The town was bombarded for
Elk hours. The streets were carried At ~
point OF the bayonct, aud tho inhabi. ants
were driven into their houses, aud burned
alive.
The Milan Gazette Of tho ID instant.
contains summary ofthe revolt aud cap.
ture OF Bfescia.
On the Both ult., the Austrian armv. ID.
90 strong viii six pieces Of cannon be, down
bef;'re the city.
The Austrian General offered terms of
csPitnla.ion, which no. being agreed To, he
divided his force into Eve de.achments.
each Of which attacked che Of The gates
The artillery Of the citadel at the aame
time opened i,s gates, and the att sck was
terrible, M each house was taken by assault.
But on the lst inst, tho reduction was
finally accomplished. The Concordia says
that the Austrians surrounded the city SO
that escape was impossible, and the carnage
was immense.
[llere the wires beyond Boston gave ou,l
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

NzMr. Taos. Duyoap, Clerk Of the 81
Pslsss, vill sccspe our shsnks ios pspsss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

An EDITOR IN LrcK-BoTM Coop AMP
BAD.--Mr KELSEY, editor ofthe Iowa Free
man, was, a few days ago united in the
holy hands Of wedlock, to Mrs. Mason.
widow ot,ho late VIM. +. Macon, nj Fort
Madison, aud put Oft 10 81, Louis, per Kate
kearney. partly on business, but mostly
Tor pleasure we persume. On waking up
at St. Louis. the happy pair found the door
Of their state room had been opened bv false
KEYS. asd TINT they had been robbed Of
$500. Another room or two had suffered,
To less extent, however. A fancy lady,
from Gaiens WINS suspected, arrested, and
examined, but nothing 10 lead 70 suspect
her rs tho robber was found. There is
one thing, rs Aus. Brooks would sag. M.
explained. How came an editor by 5000
at ono time? An editor with that much
money and just married must hive good
clothes, and can afford to DO robbed.
Keoksk Dispatck.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

A London Journal thus describes tho
process ofspli.,ing paper:
"Procure two rollers or cylinders Of glass,.
or amber rnsin or metallic amalQum, strong
~ excite them by the we'll known means, %
a. 10 produce attraction 0f cohesion, and
then with the pressure pass the paper BE-
tween the rollers. One half will adhere.
to tho under roller and the other to the up.
per roller. and the split will be perfect
Cease the excitstion and remove sach
part"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

MAN DROWNED AT MoLrxk.--On SUM-
day last, young man named Orson Dsy.
ton. in attempting to cross in a skiff from
Moline 70 the island above tho dam. was
carried over the fall and drowned. He was
twenty-five years Of sge IN. ". Ado.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03
FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, April 70, Pm.
Great excitement is prevailing through.
out The city in consequences Of the Cover
nor General having signed the Rebellion
Lows Bill. The Parliamentary has been
set on fire, and was totally destroyed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

ACCIDENT TO rHR STEAMER HAwx-Eyx:
-Wo are sorry TO learn that the Steamer
Hawk-Eys of this place, collapsed one Of
her fiues fsw days since in the Cedar
river, and injured one of y hands badly.
(Harkeye..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

INTENSIVE BlNDERy.-A late uumher Of
the Boston Transcript contains minute
account Of the extensive Dindery Of Brad
LEy g. Co., of that city. from which Ne
gather Tho following particulars: Il 10 said
70 be one Of the ten largest establishments
Of tho kind in the world. j turns out no
less than two thousand neatly bound vol
nmes in every swenty-tour hours, and it
gives constant employment to ono hundred
and fiftv men and women. The number
of books hound q this csRblishmene in
l6a6 was COZ. 900, 10 doing which. $4,000
wards Of cloth were employed; .slso, gold
leaf 10 the amonnt Of $4,000; morocco
5000; glue 81 600 pounds, and Of tvins.
q leaot half ton ia weight.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

We are pleased to be enabled to pressn,
our readers this week with the first letter
received from our fellow citizen, Mr.. En-
DRIDcE, who was the first individual TO
leave our county for California. Mr.. Els
style is descriptive and if he continue Ms
prompt in bis correspondence, his letters
will prove valuable addition to our paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

The reports for the last year from the
district poor-law inspectors 10 the com-
missioners at Dublin, record volumes Of
misery. Every page Of this book teens
with evidence Of the exemplary patience Of
the peasantry Of Ireland, under sulferings
Tint have had no parallel in tho annals III
the civilized world. A Clergyman from a
parish in Connnught says this whole dis
trio, il now almost wilderness. Out Of .
population Of twelve thousand. four years
ago, scarce one-hsn nov remain; % TINT
creatures TINT still live may b termed
rather an accumulation of dead and dying
humanity than wba. u generally msans b
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

We clip the following singular paragraph
from the Frontier Guardianship Mormon
paper published a. Council Bluffs
SToLEN.-On the 10Th inst, from the
pockets Of an overcoas hanging up in the
Union Hotel, one revolving pistol and one
single barrel pistol. They are the property
ol Mcssrs. Livingston g. Kinkade, of ST.
Louis, who were here on business. If he
or they who stole then will return them 70
this Office we'll and good; but it not, he, she.
or they who took them shall test the
strength OF Mormon prophecy. They
shall be shot and killed BY pistol ball.
We will give iaecnty fee dollars re~ard Cor
any information TINT may lead 10 the de,ec-
tion md arrest Of the thief. Cursed be that
person who knows OF has good resson 10
believe who has got the pistols, and with
holds that information Of knowelcdee or
belief from Us, and le, all lseral say. A.
men!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

The Vienna journals contradict the re-
port ofGen. Bene's defeat BY the Austrinns,
and the flight OF HE troops into WsI:achis
Il appears that the Austrian General, sur
rounded BY hostile population, had though,
proper to resign his command, and place
himself under the protection Of the Rms.
slams in WaIlachia. Three other Austrian
generals followed his example.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26
City Intelligence.
CITY POLITICS

The wbis Msyoraty committee meets at the Broad
way House to sight, and as there Is no important
schum ia thu party, 1t Is quite probsbe they will
nsAr Nomination There Is but very little interest
man,t.sied hoout politics thus far but perhsps IL
Deep Nser which thus ele nty and that after
all great things may b. in the Of ooncoction BY
the political wIs-pu,lets. There quite number Of
candidates. fer the nsyoraty in the field, aud the Sc
lection will, OF course 6rpspa very much upon the
answer 70 the Interrogation Hho give this largest
number OF reasons Why hs should be elected! some
times collars are powerful reason. political can.
paign costs money, aud somebody must pay who
more rentonatly than those who have money. and
W Office! who will give this IS ooO to be the
MAJ crafty candidate? II any one, let him spsaS.
THE Weather, yesterday, was Of the most disagree.
atls KIND and nad me effect 10 keep amot evrry body
within doors IL rsinsd In the n.y. nd it rained
In the Afternoon. and II contisutd TO rain in the
evening Inc onv copseintiou 10 be derived from the
exiting state Of tbpgs vas that tins strssts we're
fair way 10 get part u their dirty over pr ahsd on
1t s highly probable that toe uiaoy muddy umsnts
Isised In various parts or the city, durng last
week, IT, the nrmory Of street inspectors aud other
tfhcsls, were all washed away. IL would bs happy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

FRoM HAyrL--The brig Susan Curner, from
Cape EaytIen, 24th ult, arrived this morning.
e9rom letters received by her, we eara that ST.
Ioque was busily engaged in evying forces for the
invasion ct st Domingo. The preparations are
scarriedon with much secrecy as possible but
Soloqne evidently intends that his next stroke
shall be tfectual. Sooque had also got into
aroube with the French. He had refused to pay
the last stament Of The indemnity due III At coun-
sry on the ground that they had broken the treaty
,by aoknowledg ng the Independence es st. Do
apingo, the Spanish part OF the Island. The go-
yernsoent monopoly WAS still in operation, but it
,Suas very obnoxious to all classes, and must be
eventual lily repealed. DEGREES, modifying the law.
ere ire.ue lily issued.-Boston 1rapeuer March ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26
ADVERTISEAHNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Il Il w Ards. &c.

G Rk%ARD.-CAkTMEN Read THiS-rHE ABOVE
YpO reward will be paid tn she who moved sia,
the bsagsge of lem from %
giving Information whe hs brought the baggage Apply
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-LO5T. SATURDAY, 2iTH
il goirg from ST. Mars's place. Eighth by sage
rough Bowy and Chatham the Park thepos tsrorgh
Frankfort Gold Ferry. ibam Maiden lane to Clus
Dian The finder will the thanks
and the above reward by leaving en- at l29 Waters
NOTES LOsT-rBE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LOST TaE
IN following notes. received from Eldowney Bal
tmoe NO. IN settlement Of purchases from do hereby
ali the having b,en
stopped. dated Bslo Nov IS 1913 osht months
dawn by EoEdownes Co.. in Of themselves and BY
* MoE Co endorsed TO- S1O c3 Also. sted
Baltimore Dec. ]. SfS 1t six month hswn by McE downey
Co.. avo Of thenselvs, and by (R. NICE Col en-
dorsed for &4l7 5U CLOSE & L NDELGr, Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26
Tho Double Herald.

To morrow shall publish, usual, our dou-
BILE sheet for the benen Of the vast number of sdver
tsers rapidly cening to for the publication Of their
cards.
This plan of publishing q double sheet has
been taken with great avdty by the business public
So successful indeed, does 1t promise to DO, that
should net be surprised II, before six months shall
be under the necessity of publishing double sheet
every day. An advertisement In suoh a sheet is put
before thirty thousand readers every morning. readers
too who peruse what is before them.
Advertisers will please hand In their
for the Double Herald soon possible. We will
receive them till half past nine O'Clock this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

circumstance II of their oficsl neglect
could BE- "a entirely ootersted. The late rains, and
the warm weather, must have entirely dissolved The
Ice and there now remains why tho streets
sbould not be at once put In toersbe for the
use OF man and beast. Speaking OF rain. that which
thunder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

HIZ, COU, $3.50 sacS. sIas. 20 loan On bond and
oiWpgt VI improved real estate In this city Apply to
corr. No Hall Of Resords ar No 81 walker ST.
HYpRANIa-TBk MUST sUs1AkrlAh AND B.sr
hind fer wards alleys buildings teAements &C. tne
bartholomew Patent ELF cpps Cbldren ca not leave them
u,rits bresh thsm they do not burst pps are ~
pad without diesing UP Builders hose asents AT Arcn
r,,s ,bould oenyse Nth the plumber the Bartholomew
Pycrsnt NEST o. tbe plombers rave them
Iw,isy vATubES &o-CnAa STEWART. MANU-
fscturr Jewery Silver Ware so No I5yohn street
nm OF Jewery silver Wsrc, atohes
Az M A. the best manner AZ reasonable nxed
ices No made sod At this embellishments
Epe w.sct order and in the best manner
<NblApEST PLAtk IN NEW fOkk To PUdudASe
JsIer Haprps irdow 5lsdes No 2t5 Hudson
~ r. MtKiNNES has large assortment Of splendid frcnrh
sa IN Payer ct 10 at Is ID ard 70 pss grounded
h coorsd Co ALEC cd .f Mattress Beds nd
FEATHER and rpsres Comor,or and meets
Itw Case sdo up for ,hps tcrhs door from BRONZE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

the rreates Of By
tatsstle mauager We have epumerate the e
brate Quaier Giant and Gantess Mammoth adv beos
the te the world the small dxaru tbs
universe the wonderful performances OF this Lee family Gre
Wes'en the varied Of the Lecture after
noon and eN enirg &, &c. no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26
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CLOTHING.


ENILESEN, READ THIS, CUT 1T OUT. AND PRESERVE
~ it, to enable you to know At tine that No. Murray
et near Broadway 10 tho only place send
clohpg to he cleaned and repaired short notice Goats
cleaned for 6 psnt % without cooribg Light drAb
syereoatt fandsemely oeantd,,N No by A. CORTTSOS.
&knO CHALIRNGE-NOTICET TO GENTLEMEN WHO
ROOV want their old sthes TO LOOK like at the
Gtshipg. Dyeiig Tailoring, and Repairing Est bshnent No.
&c Gold street. where all extracted the
shortest po'c Nv j. D. NOAH, 6S I'D street. tive doors from
Beekmsr street. New York
ITO CLOrHIERs The ADVERTISERS YOUNG NAN.
years Of sge,is detirous Of obtaining situation In
Cloth Cr CIohDg stoie as saman salesman
Understands the brsn preoy having had nsderabe ex
Perence to salary moderate m
ference aiven Address Erwin" ~ this Office
- EkOvAL.-hADAhE TARIN. raoM PARIS RE-
H turns her thanks her eusoer and ladies III New
loIA general for their liberal and beg
form them h che has removed her Millinery
y roadway to tho store <4s Broadway absve Howard
and oos their attention 60 rich and beautiful
French Fbbons Flowers Laces Wells &c. together with
rich Nariety Of lscits Irenoh Straw mp
M Of recent mportatons and 81 entirely style share
4 'ORsEIS DE PARIs-NEw PATTERNS, LAtRsr FASH.
ion sdopSd at rae among the fashionable ladies'
moot moftsble and graceful for the form
they ,ord ~ the movs%ents Of the whs
street up tai-' near Broadway N. 3. The
comfortable MT ming newly arrived from Pa
iis At very moderate price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

DEATH OF B. E. BrDLAcK, CHARGE DIX AFFAIRKs
AT BoaorA Capt Keene, of brig Velona, informs
us OF the death Of the American Charge de At
iaires at Bogota, (Mr. 3. f. Bidlack,) of an apo
plectc fit, on the 9th January. He was universally
lsmented, both by the natives and his countrymen.
lie was, to use Capt. Keene's expression, one OF
nature,s noblemeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

RsoADwAY rnEATRk-E, A. MARSHALL PRorxIr
T ps.s. e' .ns H.
ruin Fer,s a1so x n.I ssrs s n the sr =
s S..: ni E:ss's.ss g:
assa II NJ r;g Boz R. ss';
man; Forte BrnohS. Hunt Sells sr -, Segss: Mr. 10.
LIZ sp.. = = ss%, Galley
RURTOhy THEATRE. onAnssRs srRssr,-voNn.x
n. Of pU.bn h's AND SON.. s ys., g
Tooi Mr. R,ymond; captain euttls Mr. Burtos Sol aS s
:. v.: :ss
s1ssv xa BnSus W. p
can Mr. Han i.en Nalsos Mr. Warden L.dy SAobsih, "
F.mily Circle 80 Deon et7 curtain nsss AK.
b :s'ss-i... week Of sand. E.as CO.
sas .ss Fs:ans T "a.
p.n r'R a.' g s .af1ass B.: e ~
avsn'e Ssr lss.r ..a1.. Sand. re
sn"s at ssn'sSs T .ss,s:s ,ysass prn
Admission * s.H rio: "
Mk I.nfsrlRs SECOND OsiGISAL BALLAD EN-
:R S tho s.1
Nan 1sss Ss'lr Is .i Io,s
and his popular Csn,sa My Queen in Ssr parts IsE
cts oo c,ntS To commence at 4 O'Clock.
RARSunv AMERICAN ngsEUM-aRAND coxBINA-
announce the TO this city celebrated Oaaksr
Giant and Ganesa with whom has
for few days This colossal couple decidedly
the largest OF human beings which the world
Also onesred the Mammoth Lady, who t76bs They
be all hours with Tit mia the Fairy Qusen
braud Leo Family the great Eauibrss kasesn Jusra
Copeland Mis- nrs Aonsl Miss stsshope Highland Ha
moth Boys AZ Scripture Statuay Madame Rockwell the
teller. Admiaioa children undor IL yea
IN cents.
y RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT TIE ASSEMBLY ROOF
~ Chinese BuldinG-Tis celebrated Gsrmauia ausioa 80
osy consisting OF 70 Solo Performers under the direction OF Mr.
epschow have the honor the ladies gsud
Of New York that thy will give only Grand
tai Concert At the above named saloon Tuesday
March a. The will contain other
musical composos hendeesobn
mer flights Drtam Grand Potpour Panorama Of the New
York Broadway and Overture minor by Mr. Lsnsshow,
dedicated to Gen. For further particulars small b
Tickets M cents each to be had Ut the principal Music Stores
and Hotels Doors ut Conccrt
Nopostponemont on account Of the weather.
M oNsIEUR ADRIEN TIE REAL AND INCOMPATIBLE
IVA French Magician will continue his extraordinary
every evening this week At the Minerva Rooms 6 Broad
way whsrs ne viii give grand Magical and Egyptian Ruer
At o oiooh-Fsrformhnco TO commence As8
NASrLE GAKDkN.-THE ABOVE WELI-KNOWN SUN
~ resort be engaged for Evening dr.
the For further particularly end appy
At the Office on the PROMISES By 'eter g directed
the prsprietora FRENCH nRIHRR
no BROADwAY.-ExBIBITION or OIL PAIN1INoS
y by masters till the 10th Of April Open from =
O'Clock. Admittance Is cents