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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
NEW MISSION CHAPEL.

The new Mission Chapel recently constructed on the
second floor Of the building No. l Bowery was pub
Hcly opened yesterday, congregation of about two
hundred persons being present. Deacon j. 4. Spauld-
ing from the Episcopal Seminary oiciated on the oc-
cason, assisted by two other deacons from the same
institution Afterthe preliminary services Mr. Spauld-
inc delivered a brief address, taking his text from
Pslams OK, first verse" The Lord said unto my
Lord. cit thou at my right hand, until make thine
enemies thy foOtstool."
Connected with this Chapel is Mission School
which was established about two years ago. and is at
present in hourishing condition.
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Advertisement
TxpALaTIoy IN DISEASES OF THE LUNGS

n, RogTsr HUNTER Editor o. TaE MEDICAL SPkcfALfSr.
5ore. s attention sxcir-yey the treatment Of Diseases q
he Lsn,s by Msdcssd lDaAAto1 Introduced 81 5ln Ia 10
preserT .ysenstzed io<H
ys Eew-Y lat Of GueO.s viii be seut request With
gbsr Of The Specialist containing on explanation Of his
yirvs
Dr. HUNTER has opsnsd btAncA oees At Phlsdelph. No
81 Wsuu;-st under the charge Of DR. r. AoRsoN and
Baltimore No 81 North Chares.t. under Dr. D. WILLIAMS
accomplished and educated TO whom patents
apply with every eoG6dencs. With exceptions Dr. Hun
abroad authorized % bis
Dr. Huaef, residence and Office No. 90 Bs0adws
nsx FORK
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CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST

The Church of ST. John the Evangelist, free
church established by al association of ladies, as
monument to the memory of the late Bishop VAIN
wright, was formally opened to the public yesterday
morning. II is situated at the corner of Hamn md
street and Waverley place. and is capable of a'com-
modating ten or twelve hundred persons The church
has been purchased at cost of $4,000. Only $4,000
has so far been collected toward the payment Of this
sum and the church will not be dedicated until II is
paid for Bishop Potter preached the opening sermon
and Bishop Hopkins of Vermont, participated in the
morning exercises. In the afternoon Bishop White.
house of Illinois ofciated, and Dr. Ninton preached
the evening Sermon Collections were taken at each
of the exercises toward the expenses of preparing the
building for the Episcopal service.
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INarrsIs.-An ialne

ISQUrsTs.-An Inquest held on Saturday after
noon by Coroner Hills upon the body Of John d. Caldwell.
nstye Of Er gland 90 years of who accidentally and
stay injured the 18th ult at the bakery No. 26s First
street
Coroner Connery held an inquest upon the body Of
VIM Blauye child four years OF age who died No III
Ninth avenue injuries accidentally received BY being
over BY a cart N Nineteenth street the 5th ult.
Coroner Hills held inquest at Pier No. 90 East
River upon the body Of uukrow fouud the water
The body much decoufosed AID the Jury rendered
dict of - Death from Unknown causes"
Coroner Hills also held an inquest ut the Staten
Island ey snang upon tie body of an uuknos about
10 wears found the water Deceased was dressed ~
init of black cloth neck CLOTH oOor and
heavy The Jury rendered verdict Of Death from
causes uni known"
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MEETINGS TO BE HELD.

.vrKio,y SE.NEys FRIENp SocIETY-Brosdwsy Tsber-
pscIe n p NJ speske-The Rev. Dr. IIeacock OF Bu1-o
Chsplsin OF this Society 10 Canton. Chine.
UXIoN THEOLOGICAL SEMNAEY-Mercer street Church,
7ipm ..
An AND FoR. CRRIsTIN UNICS-BTos.iwsy TsbsrrA-e,
lOi I. ~ Speakers-F. T. Frenshuysen, esq Newark y
J. he Rev D. Tyrg Of Philadelphia, Pa The Rev. Dr.
newborn SUNDAY School INoN;-The several Schools
are 10 meet the following T,aces Broadway raberrace
Baptist Churh Oliver street ,tsI Prestyteiian Church
BroOme Seventh PEesbyt=riGn thurcn, corner Of
Boos az. Ridge streets Bspust Tabernacle Second
Dr. ASsmss Church Madison square 1steenth street p-esoy
eran Church d.. Huons Church University place Recr ned
second Presbyterisl Cnurcn An .oaa|sy
Tsberns;le. p Speelers|Iae key Byron Sunderland
the Rev. Or. Dow nf tbe hon l. = Fosier
n Y CoLoNZATION SoClETi-Eeioffne1 Du'ch Ohlrcn IL
.lsurs,ici OF The Rev Or. Hit eoct Professor Of
Chu-cb History the Union Tleo.oseA4 seminary. d..
A5sm,s Church Madison square. II 2. m.
Tbe speciu Commits appointed e. tne meeting Of tie
American Board Albany viii meet a. te boe ho-se A.
Ilece, 10 a. NJ
WEDNESDAY, NAY.
,vrR,c,V Tr,cr soclETy-Brcadwty Tsberusc'e 10 T. n
Eusr,ss uerfug elecrg ocers AZ tEe Ar-i House NJ
$50 Nassau street - ciocA ~,
American Co SREcATIONAL UNioN-Churcl a the Pun
iaIs 60 Unlcn square, 10 Tbs NEE WILL Lave SPECIAL
reference cLu- building IN hsiras arG he new settlements
- .Nrr.SsN A.rtSLAyrRY sociE1Y-Cty Assembly Rooms
RroeSvay A. 10 n Addresses bv ". J. Gsrrson Wendell
Pbts Charles L. Remond Lucy Stone Blackwell ard Taeo-
oo.e Parker Rusiuess and address n the
evening by Parker the Interest which Northern
men have kecpius slavery out q Kansas ard NebfAsz
Adjourned meeting ThUpdsy, At 10 a. and ~ ?.
Ladies MectI Of the AhERiCAy FEMALE 6UAEDLN SOci-
rTYAt the Home for the Ferdess, Nc. 8, Eas. TAfeth
street. e. 10 T. sud r. m.
Fvn PoISTs HoUsE o. hDrs1vY Under cars Of Rev L.
VI cssel-HroadE.v Tsbtfnasle
AMTEICst HoN1 MISSIONARY >oCfETY-BroaiHay Iab.r-
rsce. 7; 7. N.
AMrRItis 40 Fo2rIsS DIstE SOCIETY s,F'i'l-B'P-
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Coyuos CorycIL-Both branches will meet this
afternoon at o'clock, TO commence the May session,
which will probably be heavy one as it is DESTROYS
to get most of the tedons matters out OF the way be-
fore the hot weather sets in. The City Hall plans
again promised, also consideration OF the apph-
cation of the new gas association for privilege to lay
their mains and compete with the other companies.
We hear of 10 new project Of much public import
ance There is no immediate prospects OF the Super
yisors coming together.
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fAdvsrtisementl
r.. ETY TT ~ y =.

rb now one Of the finest sssOmen,s o. Gas 20
Il ~ b,ch fof beauty OF style sld hnsh are eaefesiep
ms cry WILL Of r,w add original designs Those about
% n9 ko1se. with Fixtures wln 90 wen 70 ca. saa 80
- 80 s,oek previous 70 purchs q e.sS"Hse- GAS rPEs
ann ~ 30, 80 ldnss 81 he shortest notice.
Jas o. MoFTET, Ma afsctrler III ana ~ Pancss
s-CHANpELIEzs n use sac" """H' f'sl' aIS"S "
v.ia.eb brouze 70 lOok equal 10 new.
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IAdverti.ementi
RRADy'S GALLERY No. .lJ9 Broadway lover

ThoT sons Saloon THE attention Of the puoc is solicited
the Exhibition AmBROTyPEs and DACUEsREo-
TYPE, the above Establishment An efficient Of first,
Artists ia Oil AID Water Color or Pastel are employed
The introduced into New HOrk BY tho sub
crer and The specimens exhibited uDeqused in tho
world Copies DaguereOiypss either by the Photograph
" M. Is. BRADY.
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CHrRCH OF THE HOLY MARTYRS.

The service of Confirmation was held last evening
at the Church of the Holy Martyrs in Ludlow street.
Bishop Potter oficiated being assisted by the Rev.
Messrs. Peck and Mlatt. Ten young persons were
confirm in the presence of a large assembly.
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AdysftisemeEt.
INHALATION WITH COESTITt

ToNAL REMEDIEs-Dr g. 5. FITCH may be couscsd az ms
ofce ho ia Broadway ow OBJ Of the esSc I, H.,
tins OF the CITY for Diseses the Lungs ard Ihr9at net
DiseaFes iyer COmrl,rts. Female Dhease' shd Ino"S
Dise ases ger orally Office hours from a. IN u" ' '
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AfVerfIsemelt.l
PROF.. FOMLRRiS ANIMAL Col RSF OF FREE

II
LEcTrREs-Tbe first lecture of this vii Be dsy,
THIs EVENING 81 the stgyyes.ut Institute Mr. Fowler viii
Illustrate the OF Pheuoosy By gss
nanter Of Portraits ard Other paintings; wi $50 explain
trareranents gye valuable sugsssos IN regard hesh
aid the perfection Of the physical Organm PrJfessolal DE-
Lneaticns q character es.y a. No. SO B:oadway
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fAdvertisement
OF LITTLE CORDETIA How


ARD-BARNUMs Museum has been crowded the past two
the mutudes Of people rongng 70 ses LITTLE
EVA sud IsCLy TOMs CABIN, that aresngagemeDt
dered imperative So UNCLE TON will be played again To-
NIGHT A new piece AFTERNOON.
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Mn Drcnp,rInNs ,

INV DECORATIONS AND PAPER Ran iSr> iot
i:5.-PzATI HAsDENEEgGH, No $50 Brosj~syl So 90.
pared - exhibit tae isrRse best assorr st o. Li 500
DECORATIVE PAPEG H.As eges otsfsi ir As ,'--<f'
k>.s b.. aGss siis w9Ekai.a sp2loysA
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Advertisement.
BEADS

or EVERY scRTPTrOS,
For sale by NJ. r. BaowS.
No. 1886 Pearl 81, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

DANGERoUs BossET.-Somebody prints an item
under this caption. The danger described, is TO
tie wearer; but in our opinion the most dangerous
bonnets those that not wornthat Is, not worn
on the head; they are carried behind the head, not
only endangerng that but those who thus doomed
to look upon unprotected faces temptiDgly turned up
to he suns rays and the sons gaze. Such bonnets
are douby dangerous. An English physician says:
There is a great increase among the female part Of
my practice Of tic dooreux in the forehead loss of
sight and great suffering in the ear, induced firmly
"beeye from the present absurd fashion of dressing
"the neck instead Of the head. During the past
month have been in ATTENDANCE upon two lovely
"girls with tic dooreux in the forehead, and several
"o.hers with similar complaints. 1t is high tine the
frivolous bonnet Of the present day should be done
away with Bless the man, il Is already done away
with-that is "a a bonnet; and a. an Ofnanen. ~
the back part Of the head, we contend IL 8 no'
gerous The danger arises from the idc' tna' 49,
has done away with bonDets and dieta,ed nc III
.hsl 60 bere-headedi and if they 'noui' a.. roo'
or die Of tic doloreux, they will not Pu' ."
nets until fashion says the word
According to the report OF the
- I.-noctor there were 343 deaths IN 'nS Guy
.t nast week viz: 81 men, o. women, Nv
ours and l6s grl., showing deeFease Of % on 'he
%! .. the week previous. There were deaths
49, of cancer, of congestion Of the lungs,
"a - cor.rrrption. "a Of Inflammation OF the lungs,
- e,,,.,ion Of the brain, 81 Of dropsy. Of inham
ton Of the brain, 10 Of disease Of the heart, Of
r,lsv o: slnslpcX, IS Of conyulsons lrfantle 10
Of croup 20 Of scarlet fever, 16 OF marasGus, OF
measles, and OF teethilg. There were aLo 10
premature births, % Of stllb0m and deaths
u violent causes. The Justification Of diseases Z,
ic,, We: Bones joints, &c, brain and nerves. IS;
genersiiye organs, o; Lear aud blood vessels, 10,
llrg,, throat. *, loa; kin, g., aud erupti,e
fryers, a ,tlbo,n and prela'u.e births, 81. SION
ach, bowel, aDd o;Ae: ses,iye organs, 81 VI.
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fAdyertissment.l
CANTON TEA CO

hand every variety Of TEAS for Groe, Tea Dealers and Pr
yate Oolong AID Young from Pc.
10 &c Ounpowder and Imperial from 2c 20 55cal othsr
qualities equally low. Also ~ boxes Of good Family Tea f
one ,olisr Cal and tKsnineNo rs Ca,hsnst, between
Pearl aud ROossyeit-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

FATAL RAILROAD AcoIDTSr.-The PoughkeepSie
train from New.York on Friday afternoon rsa ovs'
and instantly killed man walking the track near
Croton. Name unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

Look at tho superb display Of AnBRorypEs a. at
BEApy's dor this morning ThomPso1' aa'''H' "" ."
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IAdYertisemsrt.i

car large suck Of CaAsDELiEgs SO Gas fixTsREs II so
oEgrA IL besr' t. drsg18 Of Our AcrtRs.
Mitchell. BAILEY Co., No 80 Bscs-~sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

ARpysr oY SUSPICION OF BuRGThRY. - Three
yourg fellows. giving their names as John SaTSn 1s'ss
and David Howard arrested by Ohcer feaf
c The Fourth Ward Police suspicion OF having broken ito
RE psnses of Mr. Thomas Martin No ~ Baxter street. ani
,sle from the money drawer quantity OF small change and
yerous articles of goods Money answenf me description OF
,bst from the OF Mr. Martin found In possession
~ ill., boy who were before Justice Osborn TOT essnih
alton The psoucr watched for several hours by ts
officer nresting them. he suspected from Their Suspicious
ruoyeue ITS that they were rognes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

CHARGE OF FELONIoUs AssAuLr.-Peter G,lmore.
o,bier having shop at No Roosevelt street. was arrested
Nv orsr sullivan of the Police Court ON charge %
having committed feonious assault upon the person OF Levi
Rrc living az No. o9 Cherry street The accused wn taken
be,o usice born committed 10 tho Tombs for ttih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

DARING AND SCCCESsFUL HIGHWAY RoBBYRY.-
Mr. Richard Jcyce broker residing james street.
attacked Saturday evening hy three men who rooet
him Of waet contsu Ito In bank bills and notes OF haad
AID other rapeIs the Of nearly So with which they
ESCAPED. Il app.as that shortly after o'clock IN tie evening
he had auded the foot OF Roosevelt street from one OF "a
boats ard roceedg toward his residence waen thies
up him. Of whom lostied against him while
another struck him powerful blow 10 the face which knockco
the pavement The thieves then stole his wallet ard
two Of them OF with it. while the other rmAned TO rob Mt
joyce of his valuable gold wsich Mr. j. determined
POSSIBLE his watch and also 10 the robbe but tbs
fellow strong TO- him and Nod with Se Sach leaving
be hind him how his coat end black velyetcap Mr fol-
lowed the rasce aid recovered his watch the fellow having
dropped ia lis flight, but unable hm Tho
the work Of only few moments Il
all when the police arrived the spot The robbers
known and II doubtful whether
Mr would be ahe ~ recognize then young
retsd Yesterday az, by officer Holden OF the Fourth
Ward Of being OF the thieves but the evidence
a.a1st him seems 10 be very slight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

FAMINE Al TIFF CAfE d. NERD Isr,SDs.-To ~
fei'or-eifi-ess # Nor York: Actuated by a cooSi
Grafton for the sufeTrgs, by fsnne Of the populatos
of the Cape de Yer Islands, would beg lesve to sag.
gest to the community the eIpedency Of calling
meeting Immediately o: those chartably disposed. at
the Astor House. Tuesday evening next at o'clock.
in order to devise the rcads of raising funs
for the prompt relief of the INDECENT and pershing Vi
our fellow creatures of the Cape de Verbs. beg
lave TO add that shall be happy to contrbutsto such
object by subscribing hundred dollars IN money,
and also NY professional services for night IN either
OF the theaier where NY performance of any character
in which have been popular can be rendered most
available for such occasion. JAMES II. HAcKkrr.
No - Madison 4frcaue, May 3, 1885.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

SUDDEN DE.rH.-An Irish woman named Lang
v lied suddsly Saturday afternoon st her residence
Eleventh avenue is supposed from
of the BRAIN caused by inemperance She
fund dead BY husband his return home om work
young chic play beside her corpse Coroner Hills was
notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

Mr. j. r. BR0wN's DRAMATIc RgADIyGs.-Mr. J.
B. Brown is Young man who has for some months
been engaged in giving Dramatic and Poetic Readings
in New-York and other cities, and who is now pro-
ducng the second series Of his entertainments in this
city at Clinton Hail. He has also several Evolutionary
classes under his instruction, and has been unusually
successful as a teacher. Miss Eloise Bridges was
pupil of his and another young lady, who il now un-
der Institution will shortly make her appearance at one
of the leading thesters here. Mr.. Browns " Read
irgs" are of more than common interest-the selec-
tons are made with good judgment, ami are read with
an appreciatiye power which makes them very
effective.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

certain seat and general fveR. 81; Old age. .. The
savhy table gives 90 natives Of the United States,
a OF ireland, Is Of Germany. 10 of England. q
France OF Italy, of Scotland Of Switzerland.
OF " sles, and l unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

THE LATE FArN ACCIDENT N WhRREN srRHEr.
Since the Of Mr. Edsoa Osborne which noticed in
our SATURDAY last have learned the following I'D
dona particulars IN regani TO the melancholy casualty Mr
Osborne had for seyes years been extensive builder and
heu accident which b his lie took place IN Warren
street the construction of several large e
fees the day Of the occurrence he nsructns
some his wokmen Row pull down partition all when
IN, entire mass fell and crushed him death lie
Der OF the odd Fellow Society and also Free Mason and hs
from the aional Church. President street. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

ARREST OF YOUNG FUGITWE.-A boy about ~
wears of Edw ard Nncbouse WAS arrested on ssuf
dsy on the arrival the Phlsdep ha o. jersey City.
cb.,yed With being fugitive Philadelphia where u 10
ALLEGED he robbed hi, employer, Mr. Lacy sadler OF T1o
poan Nuruhy the arrested the boy ana
found on his person ne was locked up TO awaits req
tom from the Governor of Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

The May term of the Court of General Sessions,
Recorder Smith presiding to-day The calends u
much smaller than usual owing probably to the nefe,ency ~
the Police Department rather than to the decrease OF crime
e fol low udar for tie term Ala document v;
Attempt Kill, Robbery, a kiPnapPms Grand Larceny.
a. Fe lou. Assault ard Battery 81 Ma hem Bsssrdy ';
Murder Il Receiving Stolen Goods, 4; Burglary. Is; Foe
geTy IA false Preenses, PERJURY |; Dsorderiy House.
Witnesses g. Total, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

NIB1o's.-At Niblos on Saturday night there was
benefit given to Mdlle Sarah Felix, the sister OF
Mdlle Rachel and the occasion warranted the pertor-
nance of French plays to the French audience which
WINS on hand. No less than four different pieces, OF
ore act and one act from The Misanhrope were pre-
sented; Mdlle Felix doing the chief characters IN
three of them She is actress OF marked talent,
ard gave great pleasure She was fairly sustained by
Mdme Zoe WetofI and others. The night was bad
and the prices were doubled and these combined les
sened greatly the number of persons who it is probable
would otherwise have been present.
AT this theater the Incompatible Ravels are now
giving number of new pieces. One at present is in
rehearsal which we learn will exceed any thing in the
wonder and show way they have yet produced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
CITY ITEMS.

YrsTEEDAY.-Yosterday the first Sabbath in
the month Of May and here in New-York it a
sunny day-a lovely day-a day Of clear, dry balmy
air rather cool, but still day to love, and make us
all love nature Compared with the day before, it
was a day of beauty, for ina; wet and cold, and
sent IFS deary atmosphere through all the house
putting many a one to bed in damp sheets, TO get up
with damp PROPOSES in the morning. Both had a
nance to dry up in the dry cool air of yesterday, II
the owner opened his windows and admitted the air
inside while he went out to give his nose an airing
outside. which a vast multitude undoubtedly did,
po,tcularv those who toll all other days. How they
hrorced the side gaks-how they filed the cars that
ply up and down our city long drawn outflow they
crowded the ferry boats-how they went out beyond
city limiisbeyond stone payemen's and brick walls
to look upon nature putting her livery OF green
How they looked for the flowers, that modesty kept
little out of sight just within their eaty buds, some oil
them carefully wrapped by the Great Gardener IN SOFT
dowry cotton and that wrapped in waterprootcoVer'
Ike the buds of the tore chesnut, aud many Others
that are so neatly pitch papered IKE bales OF ricn
coods though never so rich as these rich blessings o.
Heaven to Earth given to man by the Glver OF sunny
dovs in May that will anon bring buds and leaves and
flowers and germs of fruit for Summer suns to warm
into life and paint with Natures richest colors, and MI
with sweets of Natures richest gifts Such are our
~ nensatons for the terrors of Winter that we cease
n remember when the sun pours out his reViyliyng
RAYS rs be did yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

The popular play Of " Uncle Toms Cabin" which
has draw OVERLOOKING houses at the Museum thus far,
will be continued through this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

AcAprMY OF Musrc.-On Friday, Lucia was given
TO a good house Mad. Lagrange particularly dlstn-
ouished herself NJ Brignoli, however, was quite une-
quail TO his part, and his ineiciency, we hope, may
have been due to his late accident. In regard to him
there was general disappointment.
On Saturday Martha was presented 70 crowd
chiefly Germans, delighted to hear music through
their native tongue.
Tonight Ern0ng will be given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-26
49,
JUST RECEIVED,

nIKECT from New York, the largest and most
- splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Turs, Fancy
Robes, Fur 1.auntIets, swan Down Victorlnee and
Cuffs Gents Fur Mufiler, Fur Gloves, &C. &c, ever
brought to the West. Ishau offer Great Inducements
10 aIiwho uaat anything in the obope line and will
sell sets of Netorines cheaper than the same article
can be bought in St Louis. All l ask is for you 10
call and examine my stock, which is superior 10 any
thing IN the West.
Ladies please call and look over my stock. No
trouble TO show goods Don't forget the place, but
call at the NEW York EapoRIUM,
a. G. SHELDON,
Oct. IL 55-d Main, corner I'D st.
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~ FtF1-' ~
EgA TIEE.a a. CO.

nFALERS in Groceries and Produce, and Inward
II ing and Commission Merchants 81 Man street
be weet "a and Sd heokuk, Iowa
Wenld call the attention of the citizens OF tAs cry
ana Country Merchants 10 their large and well *
se.ed stock of Groceries They have one oi the lar
PES stocks ever offered in his place oi oh such ar
eies a. are usually het, in Grocery estahi hments
and viii sell on the most reasonable terms Ihry
81 confident from thcir long experience AID q de-
termination to ive stret personal attention y bust
mess hat they viii merit liberal share st custom
uak2saw
PPLL-,--tG0 hb.s apple u excellent quality
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