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Fall and Winte,. Gon,I.-

J. g. LAUMAN & BROTHER.
~o'neI VI "a'er and Jefferson streets, Burlington.
IN receipt, by lac arrivals, oftheir Fall and
- winter Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hard.
ware,Queeesware, Boots and sn ,es Hats Cans 81.
Determined to have a stock unsurpa sscd in ex-
tent aud variety, no pains hav. been spared in
their seieeti"h' embracing every thing new and
desirable, BUYERS therefore, who are in want of
new anu cheap goods. are invited to call.
DRY GOODS.
oAEss EoooS, OF every variety, consisting of
DE lanes, Ca shmeres; plain and fancy
Alpaccas, ETC., etc.
GINGHAMS, super French Scotch and Dome site
PRINTS, 500 ps. con sisting OF Merrimac Goo he
coand other prime marks, purple, blue,
black and fancy colors.
FURNITURE Prints, fancy, oil colored, Turkey
red, etc.
WHITE GooDS, Swiss, book and India Muslips.
Jackonett camhrics, linen hdkfs, linen
and cotton edgings, ETC., etc.
HouSEkEEPERS Furnishing Goods, black and
brown sheetinss, from 3-4 to pa wide,
curtain muslins, iurnlture chntzes, em.
bossed and damask linen table covers
counterpanes, linen and cotton table
diaper, ETC., etc.
FLANNELS, 100 ps. red, white and n,ix'd twiiled
plata haanelS, super Welsh, French and
LINSEy>; 50 ps. plain and plaid Linseys.
BLANKETS, super Whitney ana common red
blankets: blue M,rkinaw do.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, assorted grades Of
black and colored Cloths, so.ne very
hae; black Cassim-res plain and doe
sxin MKT and fancy do.
SATTlNETS, l25 ps. SlttinetS and sleeps grey,
fevery grade.
MUSLlNS. 20 bales brown sheetings; $50 pieces
bleach 10.
TICKlNGS. &C, SO ps. assorted Tickings; so Us.
assorted checks and stripes.
HOSIERY AMI GLOVES, consisting Of every vari-
ETY. OF ladies X gents kid. silk, shmere,
thread and cotton Gloves; Lidies' silk,
raSh on,t ...hif In, oh. "A
ren's mkt and fancy cord hose \ socks.
LADIES SHOES, led Jenny Lind, new and
elegant article; Cali and Morocco shoes
and boats; Misses and Childrens' shoes.
BONNET and Mantua Ribbons. Dress trimmings,
Carpet bags, curtain tassels and cords,
Carpet bindings ,and an inn umer Bile va
riety of Notions.
sept 10, 1851. ]. G. LAUNAN X RRO
CLOTHING. CLaIiilNG:!
"E have just received an unus ually heavy and
" well selected stock OF Clothing, made to our
order, and especially adapted to our Trade. The
following comprises part Of the stock
Super brown Cloth Over Coats;
blanket Coats Of every quality and price;
Black and brown cloth COATS
Cashmere business, do
Sattinet and Tweed, do
Cashmere and sattinett Pants;
Sleeps grey and corduroy 10
Satin, ca Shmere and sattinet Vests;
Meriuo and cotton undershilts and drawers;
Muslin and Hickory Shirts.
sept 10, 1881 LAuMAN s Bro
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Soyreigns only 80 cts, a Doz IN.

THE Wagon m akiny and repairing bu.
''nes, Is carried on by the icrsI.n-
4% |. II at the OLD stand the cSglR L.
EX2ENAs&28 ridge on jefferson st where Ss,gL<s31.
all having '"rk 10 do tn ta"ir line are pei tfuy
invited To Cali and see. and find out al what low
prices AID in what good style work may lie done.
No tariff nj il .try viii reduce the price T Va
CONS and Carriages to mark great, below the old
prices. We havetwo fires going. aud are prepar-
e. to d. any work in the best manner that can be
den" IN anv Blacksmith shop.
You that want work give us a call. You shall
goay,t With barsI 8. and work that is s:done up
on h,nor.''
FIVE new wagons, Of our own make, for sale,
warranted to be as good as any in the west.
OWEN BROTHER.
Burlington, august Is, Is5l-wtrwIy
E. L. GAY, Whole saie Druggist.
HAVING received his spring stock of Drugs,
IL Ne icines, Sursic al instruments. Paints, Oils,
Window Class, Glassware. d, e-stuis, &c., would
callthe attention oi Physicians, D uggsts and oun-
try Merchants, to has stock, viii n he offers at
wholesale at 81 Louis prices, adding freight; guar
antecing IN all cases, purity OF articles at lowest
Cash prices. Persons sending orders nayrey up
on having them executed at the loves cash prices
The following is but a small part ofhis stock.
800 OF. suPh. Quininc; 10 h5ls. Linseed Oil;
20 do Morphine; do Laru do
100 IDS. Ca!omel; DO Tanners do
bhls Camphor, do sperm do
500 lbs. Aloes; 400 kegs white lead;
90 do blue Mss; 1 lbs red lead;
50 do Opium; 3bbls Copal Varnish;
200 do Gum Arabic; do japan do
100 do Ammonia strongi do lamp black;
100 do Spts N,tre Ether 10 do Turpcn,ine;
100 do Essential Oil; 10 do whiting;
80 do asS'd Extracts, do chais;
900 do Cayenne; 90 do Camsood;
NJ 10 Cream Tartar; 10 do lagwood;
100 do Snip. Carh Soda; do madier:
so dk Paint Brushes; 500 lbs extract logwood;
20 DO White-wash do 200 10 Indigo;
30 do Tooth do 500 dn hllc Vitro;
20 10 Hair, cloth, aud Carbon Acidsy
shaving do 100 kegs gunpowtler;
6bbls Alcohol; SEQ reams vral'ngPaper:
500 lbs exit Liqurrice; 800 boxes window glass;
Surgical and Dental In 200 do glassware, etc.
s'rumcntS; For sale by
Burlington, April -, cS5l EEGAY
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CARPETS.
AuPER and . ply Carpets Tufted and Brussels
~ Rugs; Druggett and Floor OIL Cloth.
We ask attention Of buyers to our Carpets, as it
is the best variety, ever brought To Burhngtnn.
sept 10, 1851 G LAUMAN n BRO
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as ui uuEs - < MA J.
are ID be found ia. following aItIsIss- Wa
81 Ah..s frIme New o. 10 bbis Brady;
sugar, do sweet Malaga
so obIs BelShsT's DIR wine;
flied sugar; 80 cells MANILA Rene.
10 hhIs loaf aaG crush 50 b<sBnston sS.eE2tGs
Ell sugar; sCasSs do 30
$50 bbIs aai bali bhls geo rJSms VII srrIlg pa
rltntatI1n mnIIsses; peri
so do syrur u do SO dor tsI rrrs-:
30 hf bills dp do ace bush 1ffru A rfsxs
% Dhis Caroline tar; 100 hn @T Fe4cksA.
loo kegs da do IUJC lbs SsI GrsG;
t50 SKIS prime RIoCDrfrc 90 bags sh"ti
loo hf chests ami cad 10a9 Tbs best H4aEtfrf
dies Tea; 3erT"ors iHaigr,
i5GIerCes He~ RICrt hhls ABMrf
t2j pkss W. L. and hi bids gre GirrrrT
macRefrls 10 bags pepper
10 kf hhls pT-k'a s4l 80 PrmrErwa
mon; bins EA@Lf& E#H@MaE.44
100 boxes Cod FiShF 20 ~" st4r r%t.@ie44
SO s.px raiat-a hErsF!St 10 TO StarthT
30 nests do tubs; 60 Gr NWEtEt- r. .r.
0b0xes ASA PickIes Tobacco.
20 hu mustard, 10 hys SNtC&Erw Aa
20 do Pipes GLEs Atnr=.E-4
% do clothes pins: Gu FEthrE3s.
5000 tbs Cotton Yarai ttp E~aEtt FUfEs
1000 In cotton batting; ice iTnfa s7as FRS Fsgss
81 boxes Cuba sizes; 100 * La,sF r. sfas. .
81 do Chocolate; 10" ~ Fer = = sc
20 do Brum1; Tee r. 10 - 81 &C.
2. do Pepper ssHcs, sSboS.s tsl--s..
% Io LemHuSi
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100000 nOLLARS!!

We have this, fall the laryes, anu most magniii-
cent stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever offered by any house. AS regards the styles
and make of our goods, it is useless to speak, as
we have q reputation far and wide. Of keeping the
Best Made Clothing in the Country.
And from the many advantages that we possess
in impc rting and ma uf.cturing our eatire stock
for cash, and selling to none but prompt and
furthermore, the tremendous amount Of Goo Is
that we sell, 1t must he apparent to every one .tna
we can sell at 10 prices than any other house
WENOr ONLY CAN BUT WILL.
NS-on the 18th of August we viii open our EN-
TIRE 70 TX TOR inspection. All we ask is. for
YOU to cal, and examine, we are fully satisfied
you will n irchase. In addition to our large stock
of staple G GODS. we have 4 large assortment Of
VERY FINE CLOTHING
-Mo,to-ssLarge sales and small profits"
MARTIN BROTHER,
No. lls Main ST., st Louis, Mo.
MARTIN BOTHER.
No = nca Fl,,,y Na&r
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New Goods.

THE Boats continue o come loaded with Goods
l for the ..TARNERS EXCHANGE" Among
the arrivals for the week, are
pS rOnlln feyery yari- 10 cases French I'm Vii h
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30 A large assortment. of various patterns,
80 such as Prairie State. Kentuckian and Itv.
Siag, Mo lei, Eureka Air Tight; Also, Letters
splendid tonha oven; best and common Premium,
&C. all Of which will be sold low Cor cashbv
au, %. '5l LYMAN Cook \ Co.
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Dr. MckENNEY'S REGULATOR.
cx7> THIS medicine is now prepared by the Pro
IL prietor and is offered + n sale in quantity to
- suit purchasers, from one bottle to thousand.
It's Positive Re me dy in Gerangemen, of the Bow
els. Diarrhea, Dysentery and Cholera Morbus.-
All VII, hive used it pronounce it to he the hest
and most certain medic inc they have ever used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use Of il in
an extensive practice for the last two years, and
has become fully satisfied that it is the only meii-
cine on which he can fully rely in that disease.
Prepared and sold at the Family Medicine De.
not sign of the Good Samaritan, Burlington. Iowa
and Ivy agents generally throughout the west.
June IL, 1851.
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HATS AND CAPS.
We are now opening splendid assortment of
SUNNI n Hats ant Caps, embracing great variety of
white Palm. China Pearl. Panama. L.shnrn. Rut-
land, Fur, wool. ETC.. etc. Also, Boanets and Rib
bons in abundance.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those who wish to 60 tn Congress .mnst take the
initiatnry step OF gaising into our Congress Cal
ters. and all who are DESTROYS Of having a bright
underwriting, would do we'll to give us a call
,ots and shoes Of all desert ,tiaas. .QniCk sale
ana small protits.''
HARDWARE.
We import our Hardware directly from the man
uf,cturers in England, and therefore atthrd to
sell il at prices that will limit OF competition.
The attention OF Wholesale Dealers is particular
ly repassted' J. $. kiMBALL & co.
Burlington, March 81, 1851 Gazette copy
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Srntaa

lDLArFoRM. Counter. aud Tea Scales. Of tho
J latest styles, AMI most improved patterns,
just recei ved and for sale hy LYMAN Cook \ Co
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS win be received for the Grading
l and Bird .es on the Ell stern Division Of the Pc
oria an | Olulvka Railroad until the First day Of
October next. at Knoxville, Knox County, Illinois.
After the aoth DIV of Ssptemher next, Proiies,
Pins and Specifications MY he seen at the office
of the Peoria IN ocra.ic Press, aud ut tn, Court
Hanss in Knoxville. By order Of the Board.
Sept 3, ls5i-tio JAMES KNOX, Presf.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

LNLOUR.-Walkei's Extra Floui Ii 7 sale at S3,-
II IS per Dbl. by LseplOl J C LAuMAN \ RRo
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ny JARS: 20 dog. assorted sites. for sale low -
- Z CAV
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New Wholesale Dru< Warehouse.

,nrl3 l95i-5mwtrw es Main street.
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Nv Telegraph.

CHlRLEsTON, Mlh BAR BARI Asol; Bosoa, sch Hssas
New York.
March ltA line ship oaharns L; ergs Wiley AID Neptune
New York CD ship Chacs and Jonss Smith, NYoh.
NEWPORT March l5Arr Bremen bark Ro Packet Nlork Tor
NBert; john Rocksud for NYotA schs Armada, Hafwh
90; Detroit Bos Nm Russell Wsrehln for 90 Lsat
Bar stable for DO Euphrses H 6hi7 Lafkn Wseha
r Phade so)p Oscea HarWch Tor Nlofkj stnr Angelina
Nora ch for Boston
NEw BEDFORD, March i5-Arr clip California Adams sorth
PacC Honolulu oct 3l2O bbs spsrn o, 5000 los bone n
RorstoDga Nov 81 George h80n H. 500 whls, for
New Zealand and home. Dec Of New les and, Bstssy Williams
Hanc0x Stongton sperm 1850 shss Feb OF Perumbuco,
exchanged sgua With ship Abm Hovan fae Of and r New
Bedford fun Also ship Coits Cromwell North Pacic honolau
3h 800 whale IS spem 30 900 pounds bone Spoke Feo atl
S.ngf7 W Euphtss, Crosby r0m Moth Pachc OF and for
Bedford fun Also ship Lancaster Amy, North Pacc Nov ID
$500 whale. f6 sperm, - Geo pounds b.as.
PROVIDENCE March l7S 18th, Genr0y, OF Gar'aer Nancy,
natanzss; Minerva Robertson Philadelphia Baltimore according
vnd Cicero Baker New YORK. brig Orsy, Tor for Chs sst
went totea yesterday ~
l6th-Arr sloos Backstone, App'eby, Niok.
81 trcs Maine Arthur, Csrdrna Foster Thomas Ch-ston,
o. ford, Hovani Baltimore, Angsns Lunell Al
bany; Shops Has French NYork, Willard, Dtoli ana
EDDY Deans, DO
h supposed BE- the Star from Savannah o Provdsns
che red al castle H rewpor. Saturday evening
NEWORLEANs, March S-Au bark Msul, B0stJn. Ga ship
Kentucky bark Wagrsm Boston.
9;h-Ci bark Roa Rose kals ald brig Indian Quses
New fora.
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March ha3 s0 lea 70 n ship ysnel's, CLEARS, from sew
March 8 isi 81 lon 90 large steamship boaad East VIA
fore snd l o. psaD set
Jan o. Ia, sos Ion $3.50 W passed bark Uaaas Ct B.,oa
stardrg noitaweId.
70 Porto REQ
for HYort.
south
Msreh 90 70 w. sch Irene, Of ca.sss bad lost
gale ths asy before gallant mast a1d ioresaiL
March H. bah Pen Of Damarsco.ta, says from Ne" YORK
FEB la a. onls ship Ellen, Of and .r'm Lv"p'o for New
Orleae.
Fsb 10 lat 50 lon ~ shp Thoaas IN LysrP9ol ., hoas
lon 81 Y, ship Lady Bslcke Of 81 John, hB -
Is in Liverpool for New Yof1 Tor New Orleans
Mnch S. 70 si &C. ship ono Phps, from GaagoV. Jan so
for New Y0rk. -,
March TO- IA; 90 ca IT, p Paansn1 Brown, from Boston sh
March T. a, a 49, oa 81 90 ship Bourne william In L7
FEB Is sts D oa IS W. bark ,absa Hsyns IN SYO, J'a
u for sa- Francisco. 49,,
Havana
Mareh l. ai % g. = 10 sen Nova. savann r South
Ihonsston-7 - out asksd % - reported
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DIaaAfern. 20.

sch D7lore reported lost
Asarts musqaO shore, her from Ssw Orleans
Chsgrss sold auction, at Key West te 25h ut Net
81 $50 49, Seventy Ss per R,hmps
So sas % Sw ', of s7 % s b.
scs AGO. ssss fsS ss6o. o. Toy te 81 . - T..
on "wednesday roorrg FEB 26 stsbou, or3k m ne sct
Of going IN stays, Every eIeron avail Wsci
ng cs 10 her asance AID discovered the
ces.ed saving 5o hhds and ercss Of ses AID ne chains,
anchors &C. and arrived here on the morning Of March The hull
any for g. CARGO and materials have bsen hbsi Tor salvage The
G a.. ed 1 s r s S r., S s i 5 P s 1 ,
amount Of .ae sl5i osi Duties 1901 Net ale 81 sR y
hEssfLsrhe brig Ducarms ga Id Phi aislpha
~ September lat for ST Baf No tdogs hs heard OF
e our Cape Al hope of Ter has long ,ncs bssn
stsSsorsd commanded BY Locsa oag and ia
yens5 kro~a % or shipping msreaan she was owa'd BY
Her consisted q Manuel Frazier - oceT Robsri Reed %
coz Robert Tuner Jon lh9ual Ed~ Han seagsD beside, cue
The ssrjasn brig Lsgra saJe from Rio Jansro OCT g. for
Co. Noiis.aes Of her have vet 5ssn hai
nso's opny lse HAVE. De 90 for Philadelphia, with g
NJ MEL ss-cs Of her las s bisn reserved ThsT si 0w4i
T- vrsc. fallen with of Cape Hat,sra by brig An.r.a a,
hs port from savannah nppo'ed 20 be It's sc Iona captain
49, r., si 49,, 'i b @ b., .s,, W. va %, ~ ais H H
as, on Hsi.iqs with 6rs Rs.s~'r' which arrived At Baltimore
s.Hs no,Ii',r OF sol Cops, ron csa5s,'oa bound 70
saoiS sSH On 70, oai - ', aa l Psa 90 il,
s ih- Cape Grew saved The ve,se fapy Insured,
IN. 51s cereal Pefcsrsy COX arSei g. Baltimore on salr
DAY At f, no gar grircsco with cargo oi ie horls, g. TINS,
bssys tbs ,st cargo ron California which has reached any
Of tae Atlantic ports
Car, Powell n slrE Powell a. Wlniagtol SC from New
Yof1 reports ths 9Th lsl a. u ock r. DO la 81 TO- loo
90 picked he boat ard o. sc Brace Cap, Co.'s 0ogai
from Baltimore New York, alta cargo o coal yssIe h4v.g
sprung 'eaE - ococ sane day saislna 10 20 rrle'
The Bermuda Herald q the h inst hat psce OF vessel
havinr 90 Emma AMI IS box II g9es ~
picked 10 On tis South SIDE TUESDAY hst.
commercial from RIO Jlneo. datad Jsausry a. says
Las 5esn gwen lie Police department Of 4e Tat
entering tho port viii be required 70 present % The police
scent boarding. exact ut containing tie Iamss, DaOla
a1d professions OF any fasisnssrs they may brig.
sw JONAH tsgesah, ron 81 Jgsg Tor Bieaos Ays'
fr4 ffsE nafs
captain passenger aut sailors Ook long coat and e-fsd
tor Moneg but ks By the BARK Mad Ut Oss AMI
casd 10 Ayrss Tbs rest OF the the oily boat
rived At Bucso.
Bare CLYDE Ken from chaa Singapore, where she pat
ID % fef arng tie
DUNG the months OF August sn5 Sept sprung her fe sni
mast on Singapore also had hsay wss.sy
gas Gulf Stream ard las suffered sails and rigging
Annabea Psrcs sailed from Sandwich Tor Boson l5th o.
but Yong grounded Spfs n Size AID ust there
tie l56 but sxpec,si . - got OF gl
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Amt of discount allowed the Of l85..S2l6e4 SO
-.
An OLD ONE-Among those who died in this
City last week was q colored woman who had at
tanned the age of lO4 years.
THE NUIsANcEs.-We are informed that vlg'
orous war is to be Immediately commenced against
Bone and OHal Boiling HorseSkinnins and Bone
Grinding establishments on the island. Ihese
nuisances should be abated, and we have no doubt
they will be, now that the City Inspector has fall
power to put stop to them.
~ There were 3 less deaths in the CITY last
week than there was the week Previous-and -
less deaths by Consumption.
NIBLo's-This evening the great event oil the
ballet season comes of. Caroline Rousset taxes
her Benefit. and appears as Giselle large at
tendance of her many admirers may be tnrly an
ticipRted.
~ The examination of James Mckay and
John p. Cryder charged with obtaining bonaa@
the value of $4,000, from the Agent OF the NIL
waukee and Mississippi Railroad Company oy
false pretenses, which was set downto be resumed
Yesterday afternoon, did not come oil, but was
again postponed until Wednesday afternoon al
o'clock. The necessity for this endless delay IN
the investigation Of charges against W aust
fnsnciers, is not exactly apparent to u.s. and tne
public are becoming diGgusted with It,
~ Rev. J. L. LENHART, U. S. n, who recent
ly returned from three years cruise In the u D
frigste Brandywine, on the coast Of Brazil has
been ordered to the U. S. receiving ship North
Carolina, lying at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn
r. Owing to the storm, the steamship Brother
Jonathan did not sail yesterday afternoon. She
will leave at 10 o'clock this morning.
ILLNESS OF MAJOR NoAH.-At IL o'clock last
evening il was not expected that Major Noah
would survive the night. He is suffering from a
stroke Of paralysis.
IY@ hr. II. W. ChutendeR having resigned
the position OF Assistant Superintendent OF the
Hudson River Railroad, the Board OF Directors
have, bya unanimous vote, chosen GEORGE N
sInPsoN, Esq, as his scccessor. MI. s. has for
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PHILADELPHIA March l7-frrivci -BsSs St JAMS john
stou JanerOi Briggs Hs NforSi schrs Wescoii,
Vines Wilmington, NC; AeSaudnt, Sldey B'sieu w B9,
Rosth Bristol Deputy. NigmOfe, Piovts1cs Decota,
sn Cua-oa John Rogers fayner Ne" York. Iangsr Wass
Boston.
son. Havana, sehrs MAIL CfoDel Providence Deputy Was,
more Aliens Superb Rost do John Rogers Psynsf
YoL; Apologize Post, NsTbuDpor Bannsr, Candy, Wa
LaulsbuIg.
NEWPORT March 5-dfTiVc3-steamer Angelica, Bss Nor
wch Boon; bark Rio Packet, dcWnkee New Tok, NBsdori
brig Prince Rockand New York. schs Goaden 3eAe Barn
stable Ser Yok; VIM Russell Godfrey, Wareham aYok AnAn-
Kelley harWk New YorEi Ella DAVIS, kelley Hnghan New
Yorl; Detroit Cammsl Boston New YORK; Euphratss Wood,
Fishing; Bamsabls Ellis Barnabs No oh soops Oceea Dols,
Harwch New Yor Bani Jennings Pro'dsncs Bridgeport
Exchange, Clifford, Providence, Wesihart.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

dMCoEAENAo his EIENING.
NIBLo's GAEDEN-open at 6I-"Benefto of Caro-
o'us Ropss',-"R Rough Diamond ard =" Gi,sn."
BuRToN's THEATER-Open at ca" She Would
sd sh. wood Not" aud "words Paw
b ROADWAY THEATER-Open at 7-"Irisb For.
1. no Horter hsPry Man and Sent % the Tower
BARsU.NS AUsEUM-Open all day-Curiosities
sae aa.sn. ''u AID evening performance,
FELLOWS MiNsTRELs-Open at 6I-Negro Mel
oss- ard surssqu. Opera Scenes
PILGRIMS ashiDgton Hall-Open
6ATTLER's CosMoRAMAs-Corner Of Broadway
and Thr'ssn.h-s;- Open day ard eysnius
THE SrORM.-The equinoctial continued through
yesterday and last evening with unabating fury
In the morning the rain was accompanied bya
strong wind which showed little sympathy for
weak ribbed umbrellas and loosely fitting hats
Going through the Park last evening, we encoun-
tered violent sheet OF rain at the east entrance
found ourselves involved in binding cloud Of
snow as we passed by the Hall, and emerged
from the west gate amid perfect avalanche Of
balstones Fearing that the next attack would
be grand combination Of what we had already
encountered, We made a plunge into passing
omnibus, dragging after Us the melancholy re-
mains Of seventy-ive cent umbrella, and, qui-
city seated in the front corner we cogitated upon
moral heroism, as developed in the persons OF
Ftage-drivers. For the storm aoe were prepared,
by cur friend Of the American Horoscope" who
bad predicted to us that " on this day evil inhu.
ences would prevail but how the poor driver.
upsustained by the reflection that the storm was
an evidence Of the truth Of great scientific pre-
diction, could patiently endure its "pitess pelt-
ings," was beyond our comprehension.
The COMMON CoUNcIL.-The special session Of
the City Legislature commenced last evening. In
the Board of Aldermen an endless number of Pc
titions were presented and refered-a series OF
resolutions were adopted, inviting the Legislature
and State Authorities to partake of the hospital
ties of the City, and committee was appointed
10 carry them into eiIect-the Finance Commit
tee presented a report, declaring off the leases
of certain docks, and the Board adjourned until
this afternoon.
I'm the Assistants there were many petitions
received and referred-the Board concurred with
the Aldermen in their invitation to the Legislature
--non.concurred with the other Board on the resO
luton to remove the Fulton Ferry to Burling-sp
and adopted report leasing number of Piers
and Slips on the East River.
z Last evening the Board Of Assistants re-
ceived an invitation to visit Barnum's Museum
but some members objected to consider it, because
it was not accompanied by tickets. Did they ex.
pect to dispose of the invitations and wish them
in q more negotiable shape?
THE Rum TRAFFIc.-The annexed table is com
piled from the returns made to the Chief Of Po-
lice. 1t exhibits the number of licensed and I'M
licensed rum shops that existed on the first day
of January in the different Watch Districts Of the
City, and the number of such places that are
kept open on Sunday;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Total. 100 S,89b o,]G
ere are 3, 500 weekly violations Of the law in

Here are 1896 weekly violations OF the law in
q City with a police force of COO or 500 well.paid
men-and with the knowledge of the fact that
nearly 4, 300 rum shops are open every Sunday
can we wonder that the jais are filled to over
fowing-thst the Tombs want enlarging-and
that our Aims House costs 100000 per year ?
Our Mayor is good refOrmer, as far he goes, but
he falls short of bis whole duty. If he would but
make one descent upon these vile Sunday retail
ers Of villsnous liquors, break them up, he would
receive the warm thanks Of thousands. II there
is one crime that disgraces our City more than
another it is this infamous liquor traffic on the
Sabbath
KE~ The amount Of Taxes which have been
paid into the hands of the Receiver during the
war 1s5O ia shown in the following table: