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DR.. S. O, RICHARDSON'S
SIT RNN WlNG NRT TERN.
A RE You troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
~ Jaanaice. Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite. hiloux
Attacks, NerSotness, Weakness, Files or Any disease
arising froM disorssrsa state II the stomach and
Rewelss Use nr, =, q. Rsehardson's Sherry Vine or
bHters. and You will certainly get relief
J. N. HARRIS a co,
rrcrrctors for the Western States
For sale BY ALLAN HASpRcKs and H. u. car, Rur.
iinetcn. fanr ga ,,s -
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Chicacn r,nmher

ISNANS. l.Akkte.FsN 4 Co.. Wholesale and
II Retail dealers in ChcRg Lumber shingles Lath and
Square Timber. Purchasers can rely on ABIDING COM
riority OF Chicago Llmbe RATED IL
all who have used H.
Yard corner or Third and Market streets the Rail-
road, opposite Hawk-Ey Aliss, Darlington, Iowa.
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ID apr i5.w Us. HIDDEN 4 cG.
Grimes new Block, Main ST., burlington, Iowa.
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III 1879 . a: Nm sSs !: ~.
- 11Rss..sn,s = .sc.s -, -. Cs..sts;s. -.
as.ss u ~ y. c $780, ~ e'; $;
't'': ~. = : - ...., No.. 4 1 9s,s 49,
az mans n b. Sugar, All % PRIME, IL ssove anS &,
zO sala y =, tses ~ ~ =. nOGkRAA =. CO .
WEssRACn,s Ssechanles aSa GuVa-
"a > ;sss .; -. !:
Nv copies Of ihs above washable Wosl Tor sais %
nays 60 Bs.rss asuss bsisdrss. "a =. Il
I IRE and speeches. % Mcn,y Clay -
- r. Lfs I'D sesechss % The Hon. henry Clay,
additicns embracing ~ kplicme o. the compronalss
Measures Also various important letters not heretofore
published; IN two vols octave For sale ~
Barre. nsa.. block !; :. s 1si,i Street.
STEPHEN T. ACRES.
ROOA sssnAsr. Paper nnlcr B1ank
" 'o0'AosA' s SuRGxi na,n row s,Ite, DwA
,a sinanS q ds.srien done . order Blank
S'an.s. e., &C.. rslsd 70 any pattern.
Peoria. Oquawka 4 Burlington Railroad.
&A y s
IN aad after Monday, April 9osh, 1851. Trains w,n
~ run - f0liews. Leaving East Burlington. #Fss
FIRST Passenger u s:iO A. NJ. per q. d. a. Trains
connecting ~ Gaies6urg With Trains for PEORIA arriving
81 Les r. Il. 4a#N@ &t& -s..~' f"''s."-s
" Second Passenger ~ $50 P. n. thrauxh b Peoria
Without change Of Care, arriving al $40 r. H. Frceht
Train leaves ~ $50 A. ~ through TO Peoria Returning
1eaves Peoria ~ e:00 A. m. g
r vaOM pk0AIA.
Leaving the Depot at Kelloggs Warehouse:
First Passenger at 1880 A. NJ through 10 Burlington
Without change OF Cars, arriving At l:4O Pm.
Second Passenger At Zoo II. NJ connecting a Gales
nsrs With Irans q @ D. Q. y. H., arriving Bur-
Tick To can Be procured the o0ce OF the Copaoy
Told stage oce harriet House, Third Street Also any
aaIormaton In regard TO the Road, connecting routes
Sc, &C. U. H. KELLOGG, Agent.
..- Burlington, Iowa.
CHAs T. FOLLETT, Genf Ticket Agt, Peoria.
may r ~
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NEW ESTAasAaSAMENT.
HE undersigned hereby informs the citizens OF Bur-
ngton and vicinity that he has opened to-day, in
Third street, next door north OF NJ ssrs
Milers China Store, his establishment aud calls
the attention of the puolic 70 his extensive stock
foods, consisting in:
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Stockings and Gloves Gentlemen and Children;
TRIMMINGS, LACES.
BINDINGS CORsFES
UNDERsHlRTS AND DRA WHRS
WOOLEN lARN
PATENT 1UREAD
VELTET 1aIBBON.
RHA,k EH0NEN
tKBRELLAS,
Sp0eL, SxEZN AND ANYTHING c0T7VS.
SEWING AND EMBROLDERI.NG NEZH,
Besides, large variety Of Goods not necessary to
mention. tspr la-hpti) JOHN SuRTH.
THE LIFE AND EplSrLES OF ST. PAU by
Rev. W. J. Conybea.e, ana the Rev. J. s. How.
son. vols octave few copies Of the above work this
may 8 Barre, House Block, Sd st.
TTRi,S Dictionary Of Arts, Manufacturers and
~ Mines; revised edition; vols. octave. Just
ceiyed and for sale by J. r. BROWN,
mays Third Street.
GTUART,S Dictionary oT Archiscc.
y lures-A Dictionary of Architecture, Historical,
Descriptive, Decorative. Theoretical and Mechanical,
Illustrated by thousand Drawings, by Robert Stuart
Arch,ect and Civil Engineer, vols octave. Just r..
ceved At BROWNS Bookstore,
may Third Street
g LAss--s S Boxes , ssls "s'''
IS i0Nii
20 Only
For sSleby tmay 400 JNO. II. GEAR.
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All gocdsby this line are delivered to the consienee
WITKO OF CHARGE FOR DRAYAGE
The saving of insurance goods BY this line ID equal
20 60 20 cent. per 100 s average stocks Of
Merchandise. The Company having
TRJNTY MANAGERS WIN EACYTRALN
70 look amer the and the goods eutru sted 10 them
send goos through in better order and with greater s
patch than any other line.
Shippers by this line viii have
PROMPT RGPARA 77ON MADE
for any loss damage while in our chnrRe ara
will not be sent the Railroad on which the damare
may have occurred for redress.
FOR further information apply to
apr s-bpSm FEAR HAGER, Agents,
AfaR ne R,.uRs
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TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY
Io take effect December 2, 1850.
kOM and after the above date trains wiilleaye Bur-
II ington as follows:
tnt Mail TFaiM.-Leaves Burlington atS.45 - =.
I'd Accom- mOt6 q ION - uaas = .
~ These trains connect with the Western stare "a -
coaches for Fairfield Ottumwa, Eddyve, Pella Oska-
ioosa Fort Des Moines Charlton, Salem, Council Biuls
u. Marys, Glenwood, Nebraska CITY, &C. reanhn. mi.
Missouri river in less than four DAYS '"s
LEAVES Mt. PLEASANT.
lsts Accom- mediation TrMsm-AtS30AM
SO rANAs ram - 4.a0PM
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day In Mt Pleasant and return In he AMER.
noon. 1880 " '"e "'ses.
Leaving Mt Pleasant a. w O'Clock In tho nornir -.
Hsy w gay IN Burlington, and return home al night
- Ticket ONCE corner OF Water and Jefferson ste
sepS w RArRTTS S,
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DIR. VIEWERS

GNHkcr and. Salt Rheum Syrup. and
CerMte.
an ndispntahle fact that the above medicines are
the only infaihle remedies before the public for
sa'ancons ErGptons, Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Sore
Legs, Ulcers, Old Fever Sores, Scad Head Scorbu,ic
Eruptions etc. etc.
For sale by ALLEN HxSpRIcKs, Burlington.
20 6aws
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FARTAN RRYDOLF

HOUSE, SIGN. CASsRIASsE a. MREA-
II MENTAL FAINTER, Imitatcr Of Wood
and Marble Presco and Sccne Painting Paper Hanging
Glazing &c, kc.-Shop Third street between Jefferson
and Valley. mar2S.y
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- DO soH Tdnt 70 Hdre snre Prsrentir
against Countertsiting Bank Notesf
Read! Read Readl

ne1Q. 1eoQ Read.
q joHs :. S SSs Is I'M Auf fHHs,'r'ss
Is and ne Bank Note Esorarsrs aa s"v ssa, A, 4,
crSPsR Tgs ss r,;f raEs, Tss.s hiring
= Published Weekly. TIE ,raoie oaig on. pei,a,
sGnEArE>r + Li r.s., ;, :.
- ~ present. Century FER
DETECTING COUNTERPART BANK sayxs
e. Describing Every nenu'ut Biliin Existence apd
q Exh'oi''aeat Glanse kvery oo1nteffelin
= Arranged Sc admirably nat EXPERIENCES TAsy
8 and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS
F. nu. y simpes sn mi Mos,s..,,
Banker and Bushes Man see oil at sksses
- fhas taken years 10 make perfect din
q R D. a n ID OyERY.
The urgent necessity Tor sueh 4 serk IA lens
r. bean felt by Commercial men, II has been puAisAta
= to supply the cali for such Preven,vr. sadpsrd.
but TO he known to he Universally rN,rpnlied 1
.s. .Ra n. ssss s.sa
IS Eaasss, Ea0i.Ns. Preach ard Gasta.
g '"'' sasn may read Us name In his O~a Native
@ Trass.-rhe paper win % ass.s ss nv a ,1s,..
g and Will contain the ~ '-sehs''
Together with the rate OF Discount Also Al Lin AZ
All the Private Han u ers Ii ms rjra.
tompl.te Summary Of the fISAScR ~ Ersoee
d any Ans.ea WI D. rsel'hsd in each edition, 70.
INTERESTING STORMS
From an old Manuscript found In the East snd =,
where else to be found. II has never YET appeared
IN print and furnishes the mosl complete History Of
IS ORIENTAL LIFE
u and describing the most perplexins position. IA
a which the Ladies and Gsnt.nen of that Carnuy
haNc been 80 often found. These stories ~aa con.
sinac throughout the whole year, and will ptevt ii
- most entertaining ever oeeredte the Public
w Furnished Weekly To- subscribers emily, ii ii
Ayear. All letters must he addressed Ia
JOHN ~ DYE. Nrpksp
Publisher and Proprietor, 20 wanst., New Y@l.
anrt ls.y. H8e '@---
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Kansas Land Agency.

0HUN6Ss NWUU AKVUCy.
BLOOD, RASSETT q RRACkETT,
SMrvcyOrs and GENE al Land Agents,
~ Lawrence and LccomptoI,, Kansas.
Will give prompt attention to the selection and Loca
ton Of Public Lands Buying and Selling Real Estate;
the collection OF Dues Payment OF Taxes for Non Resi-
dents aud all other business with Land Age.
cy.
Land Warrants Bought, Sold and located. Land en-
tered ontime. Money loaned and interest paid
posits.
Decentralization paid to albusiness sentby mall
REFEkEScEs.-
Hem, Williams Co., Bankers, Fairfield, Iowa,
A. J. Stevens Co., Bankers Fl. Des Moines -
Col. T. A. Walker, Register Land Office - -
Coolbangh Brooks, Bankers burlington
White, Cook Co.,
Col. 9. Bassett, editor ofthe Dial, Kewanee, III.
Hon. G. :. Boutwell,, Grotor, Mass,
1. Potter, agent Pomroy Rolling Mills, Cincinnati, o.
G. Gerrish, Merchant, Groton, Mass.
0 H. BLOOD. o. A. a nnAcYnrr
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VALENTINES EWEas4ssA EAHisaSS
GssAS q - =

A IL the way BY Railroad frem New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Chicago to Burlington
oyrscEs-si0 broadway, New York; 81 South Third
ST., Philadelphia; 81 Washington st., Boston; 26s East
Pear ST., Cincinnati.
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I. = I. X U :

I. Ell US,
Wholesale aad Retail Dealer In
10TH ING. IA ATS q Nh T. a PN.
GENTS FERNiSRIAG GO0DN
Jefferson north side between Main and Third ut the
STAND aLekEn CLARKE,
and l0i William street, New York.
~ good assortment Of the abeve articles cen.
| stantly hand. feb IL
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sMPORTANT T0 FARwEns.

sM lsORTANT TO EARMEMN.
TUX subscribers, owaers Of the Farmers MIL give
Il notice 10 the farming community and all ecnesrnvs
that they are nov grinding by the bushel all the grain
brought TO their MIL, Of Third aud km astts
Burlington. KKfSEk a co.
apr iS-wu Successors 10 broad keaasr
IN hELs Machinery uh, for sale AZ low ngartse NJ
nv aprls.w j. s. HIDDEN co.
Grimes new Eieek, MAin 81, Raaill gsen, Isva.
A NEW and superior article of lsat,s end Gsrts
"A Shoulder Braces, free frcm the okssettsa sxsa
heretofore OF bending N, ans, Zen sal, ty
apr INV IS AmnlN A co
nj MaEn Anv lava
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JOHN 5. DAVID,
"KOLESAlE Grocer a. Dealer In
Wv Produce.
VA S7EET BURLINGTON, IOWA
june Gazette copy
SQUIRES {. BLOSS,
Successors 10 j. r. Talant.)
NE A l. T. DC = In ssrWg~. Ibc6fcIneA.
- Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Yarnshes, Window Glass,
Patent Medicines, Perfunery, Brushes, Shaker Herbs
and Extracts. Corner ain and Jefferson Streets,
June 5 BIRLING TON, IOWA.
BEN. J. FIELD. AMzi aENkDIcr. r. W. FIkLp.
FIELD. BENEDIOV & CO.,
NTlhOLESAGE DE aR.EssN In Imported and
w American aBroadcloths, Black and Fancy Cassi.
mcres and Doeskns London and Paris vestinRs heavy
Wooit ms and Summer sums adapted to mems wear
Furnishing Goods and Ta:iors' Trimmings. At III
South Water Street, Chicago, III. Tmay 5u
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r. D. ROBERTS, Sup't, Peosis. 1.,''-"-'
CHAs. T. FOLLkTT, Gent Ticket Ag't., Peoria.
! may IA
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= IDV = - - =.
- q Nap OF Iowa, on Roilers jnst reoslvc1 80 ~
sale BY Up n1nVvG -
apr Barrett Heuso DaiAsnxp.
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STDvERs AUC1a6TECT,-Willf furnish
drawings and supenteRd the construction Of build
ngs Of all description public ard private. Office,
Of Main ard JEFFERSON street. Coolbangi Brooks
Bank. BURLINGTON. Iowa rian.Ql.Yl
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Con harding; SIXTY -anh Regimeot- Lieut. -CoIo'el
Butter. Commsndns; sevssty- fftA Regimea., Lieut.
| Col mel HsserJ, Commanding.
The Lsborers Un,os B-nevoIeot S,cisty Andent
Order Of II ben isn,, escorted by the Emerald GaNd
and The Soss Of 49, Csp,as, Cox and Byrnesi Father
Mathew Total Abstibeeoe scciety. Qaarymen's Uai's
Protective Society. WoskiDgmess Union Benevolent
Sciety; Hide rpian Benevolent Society, St Jsmess
Roman Catholic B~tevolent Scc1ety, Longsnoremens
UIiOn Benevolent Society.
The WOLF Tone Ga .rd, Ens Guard, Irsh National
Grenaoiers and the Olo Guard united in toe ce'e-
b,a;iop. The motto Of the frst Division was,
Let the world b. Republic"
The vsyious civic societies earned banners IN the
rsrks bearing appropriate inscriptions. The turn out
Wa very large ard the procession vas about three
quarters Of an hour IN passing the City Hall Nothing
occurred to mar the enjoyment of those who united in
the celebration of the day.
THE ST. PATRICK DIrFERs.
The friendly sobs Of St. Patrick ate their Seventy
third AnnIvenary Dinner at the Metropolitan. The
dinner bad three excei cies the brevity Of the Grace
Mr. Richard Bel in the absence of the clergyman,
saying, merely: For the blessings which We are
" about to receive may we be truly rhankful;' the
edible blessings which were received and the remarka-
the last the next TO the l.st but the sixth of
ten The toasts altogether were of the usual order.
"Tbe President of the United States wss received
with an entbusissm to which 1t has long been stran
ger. Thos. Frarcs Meagh-r responded to Ireland
claiming Matilda Herp al IRISH woman The
Pre- oents Of sister b,pevole't Societies. John Brough
am and others, responded to the succeeding toass.
Sorgs and volunteer toasts prolonged the festivities
until an early hour.
The Young Friends Of Ireland had dinner and ball
at the Apollo kooms-darcing commencing soon after
midnight. Mr. coward Mills presided. The Rev.
M. Brady and Mr.. McMssteis were among the
speakers Nearly four hundred gentlemen and ladies
participated.
The Hibepian Universal Benevolent Society 10 the
number Of one hundred and ten, took dinner In the
Hall over Michael COroorsps drinking place. Mr..
ORelly presided, and Dir. McIlroy was one Of the
orators Of the evening.
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CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY

The various military and civic organisations n this
city, Bsoo&lyp, wlliansbuIgh, Jesey City snd I'D.
joining localities, celebrated the anniversary of lre-
land patron saint yesterday by public procession
and other festivities The weather, unlike that 10
former years on 81. Patrick day, WAS delightful, AMI
our Irish population turned out en- mssse, lining the
sidewalks of the principal streets and filing the open
space in the Park in front of the City Hall.
The procession formed in the Second avenue, and
marching down East Broadway and Chatham street,
passed through the Park sbOst noon, where the va
rious military and civic companies were reviewed by
Aid. Clancy, Mayor pro TEN, and many members Of
both Boards. So dense was the crowd in the Pax,
while the procession passing, that the entire re-
serve police force was ordered out to preserve order.
The processson moved In the following order Ninth
Regmest. " kiss volunteers," Lieut. CO., Kelly,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF K. r. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK

TDsos EIyIR RoAD.-Cpepo Wares st .a1 W ssvS.'
90 -rsS.si.+s~ Way P.:,-.~t ,ai No. chic '-aoa'
i so rssss sa ;1. ,as M r....e il .s.
49,, --.t.ey ..S Toy s,r... ce.si 'a''e''
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s5p N -Enras' rr,, et.-f'r,e'to Aeia'
H.Mss ROAD -sD.p,, eo,.-r Of Wa, s.;:. ...'-.
SO. No e. Ty a.,oss y, 49,. :. s va. r...
SO, .-rs Ei.t:.. (. A 4 .S,. ;ss-s
f,.. sr VIVIAN. snas f,.. los "a $50 ana ses os WEE
.-s.,.4 ,.sr..y also At lisea.
nwHAvEs hoAD-rp-vo, nr..A-., .aa c..-'T'''J
10 sl-Aeesa.Odstea Tsrsase, - s..1ssA
ssl .-1o',oe sIs-. :,.n's.d .:4 Br,as'S'' 'oS
40 n--s..'o. IIr... ssnss. sos-.i. sr-.ss.r
80. .s. :. .:'TS.ss': !, r- "a. ..s. .''''-'
-sst,sa 49,; ;.. =. ,,a.ess s. ssr ;,r o...
as:s .s..D so4D.S.: :.,s ~ '''''''
500 .-sneesS NJ ...o.- :. HsaS-...1
SO, a-Hs@s.s-ed' Ill .isto. . a.aV-,..1
f,;. :. >: s s.,ss.., s.s,..s r..,
hc.s.'"e ls, n H.Aas ali a- 'o'.
rRH ROAD rp-YO,. 20, Of pu.s- street.. ss':A k'"
ss.. ssss.o ~ ~ pas Ira = i $3.50 Co.'S ..so.
49, = $780, .s, ,sssSs .- va. y.,.., c
isce n--ei.easo LIpt,s. chi .,.ea' m,
sos .eo%ToS.soo Va sfneA p.o
90. n-r.,.,e' Aeon aoa Q. l,.n Js., az srs.a
IS, a-sSs Els. '' sss.o 80 D.ss-.
9iSp u-fpnsut 81 -sc~
By J. Y srasa, ron rot o. Channo-rs~ !" 'e'~'
sswJERspr RoAD-rs-,., 90, = c.-s..s. sr''s sa
s6 n-ssa ssd Erpyess fhrozse pr1ces ss1'.s
uG MA aod xDr~ss Tsrozss, prs,eA w.
1870 n -AccoG soostsa noaSs al saioes
500 New bSasvei, al stations ~ Se~ o,sD~s
40r s-s. sss EIpr-s TAfoAss VD~d soc'~
SOD n W. Brsss-rA al sAuosA
90 I, n-slh sd EIS-.. rsr0asA, plsass s'hsn.
elep -S-~ Brss~ci. ala ....s
IraEs Sr Rsh-sy T& lsil ., II n ~ w.
nses cs Sev~a Iss's s-sry vvsy hAs boar
NORRIS .sp EssZ1 RoAD-CD-ps fs.s 4 cesre.s%-'t II
s+oa n-Hackscss0vz Pas--2Ssr, al T. ~ la. 80
II eA r--Orsss. snd NfSaru Aroa->st-no< 81 49,
S0p a-HstsoSovs PAs~-zxer. al NJ lase S>~~
SHOP R-xorrsSvs hccoanosa1oa al s.s>ae
Nw 1R,RY CENTRAL ROAD -rp-,a Pc sss s~A RIVER
rs ne E,stos Ist 1eruessts sasSs , . rs-s~A On,
Sep n-Rssoa. az xr.-...s "a, /,
chDRs AID ANboY Road D-ps ~ - 1871
tT n Aero<snsas1s- " YAs4e-poa- 81 "a 90
1908 a-Ensrsai throsst 10 Pslssrs,sa- On sss-
800 A-EIptzs, asoess - PAao-lplA- HsoeS ~~.>
900 n-kE<rss rhroaS, AZ sstsas
Al By 81 fr.ssor' 70 -
FLUSHING RAILROAD Dsvs F,ssrs na,ssi 40 i..,,.
rNs A-sa,s issf Cay sub rsss,sos so ~
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AdVertis ement.
Erorn The New York Dispatch.

HAILOTyPEs.-The specimens we have seen oil
sod a--Asa- art exceed in beauty OF Portrgr.
process singular blending Of sharp outis- brilliant color
IN, and N most exquisite softnes Of tone imaginable excss
in, the touch and fl the ministries wrought BY
M. master artist on the finest ivory At GURSEYs GAety
No $40 Brosdway extensive collection OF these beautiful
srci-n, If art s tiDss be free OF cost The
room, are feo up ne ec-p of visitors the utmost
ei,iItv being SHOWN all. Th-- beautiful portraits IN t.'t
must h- n sppeciat.d and no Que pc
- low OF the antf will ever 60 away from
- rht Il without determining possess the senbsnce
a. noe dear friend by th peasiug process, ARTISTS
hror the gallery and SPEAK Of the wonders ~ thus new dis
coyery .s shove al the other wye. OF
tr,itu
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CHARGE OF STEALING A Morn OF HaSD.-Hen'y
s,, f.r,et residing LAa.b-Stvie. Se~J Jerry. ~
v.ed m this city Yesterday By ofsces Garrison Of ;se s-'nd
pstro. Police Court charged VITA stealing from tse ofce
Of Mr. Jane. Freseh No 81 Pine street PrOnis-o<y nsss for
asa II, note tr,vp By the brother q The accused snd
-, A. yrsreh for debt due hin Mr. p shat sprstt
-. =. Is osioe days 50sness. AID While
NJ Frerch out for short time; on bis return tue
80 srr.;t were both ssps The Secused denied steA
Ss por but VA, taken before Justice DavsOu All he'd 20
ri "a 4 81 TO Avail exaninA;iOn-
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DIAPHANEOTYPEs Transparent allowing color
TO show thouzh adopted 10 designate an entirely
new and esquey beautiful style OF PHoroGRAPH made 81
ROOFS GAlLERY OILY No. S63 Broadway OF Frank a.;
lr b.e Pctures iii the effects OF the elaboraeyhn
shed OIL Painting asned while all the minuteness OF de-
tail tbs. gees 10 maxi Up the individuality OF the hkep-s'
pr.,.ryed Artists and noseurs who nave exam
med this lew STYLE Forfeiture universally commend ana
rropc~ The Picture. plus ultra Of oil eoored Poto
GRAPHS The public cuy Invited to call ana rtshe
m. ,recm.us now Oh hbion AZ the Gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

The STEAMER ISLAND CITr-Ths ste amer yester-
day became the sole property Of A. c. UnderhL esq,
Of Flusbing Mes.rs- William Smart, d. s. Williams
and S. B Parsoos, who bsve for some time past been
JOINT owners with NJ. Underhll, having disposed Of
their interest in the boa, to the astnamed gentleman
The LAnd City viii continue to run az usual to Hun.
tes's Point in connection with the Flushing Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

CIsTRaL PARK BAPTIST CHURcH-The conner
stane Of the Central Park Baptist Church, nov in
cou.e Of erection in Fiaythird street near Eighth
avenue vaslaid Yesterday afternoon in presence Of q
large corconrse Of SPECTATOR consisting Of the MEM
bers Of the church and persons friendly to the euter
prse. The Ceremonies consisted Of prayer reading Of
the Scripture singing the lowering Of the stone
a cavity containing tin csc with vanoas pnbic docu
Deps Of the most recent dste followed BY addresses
from the Rev Drs. Downing and Armnage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

s-.P.rR,cxs D.r-Ev-yshns pss~"d Oh qnSy
yt.,---s, .uccs the lsborers GA the s'aaei w K
the City OF Hadso. coorsry to e1pectsas' ase ="
the men were q, wo-t ssd large p'cpsSs'oa OF 'ne'n
vi.,ed Nev-York during the day. MsyaNsa 6ePce
had ..ued a proc smsaeo prohibiting the hsns'ns Up
Of any .figies Of St Patrick Rsnan Cathode eA'r,
gynan was amoog the men durrg the day sad Used
n. inaueoce to prevent aay collision bet reen the fs-
TOO, of the wurfmea. Monday wss payday, but sAe
Contractor. Mr. Mallory, deemed it advisable to post
poue payus off until sfes the 18th, winch would !esse0
the chances of Ae men indulgipg freely in hGaoT %
hat day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

CHANGE OF STEAMER BrRrHs-In consequence of
the Pier next west Of Peck alp beng partially dema-
ished for repars the steamers Ansonia and Caa!ine,
Of tie Bridgeport ne the Croton, Of Glen Cove the
George Law, Of Northpor, and several others will be
compelled temporarily to land their passengers at and
start from the pier foot Of Cstharine stTeet-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

70 be co bi. hisl before the Csar OK Csuaos P,e
tt a4,h irst Would il 10. be vel to havr M IN
pipshsms testimony on he occssioa' EIpc.-
The note .bve meo,ioeed was prodaoed BY Or.
Conbery to TIE Jury for the purpose Of reutias the
st.,eueu, in TIA TRIBUNE that he had ordered he
exsruir s;icn in question.