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ST. CHARLES
BILLIARD And BOWLING SALOON

Main Street, Independence, Iowa.
ALLEN FEW, PROPRIETOR.
4 FINE Bowling Alley has just been added
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4 WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY
"A Newspaper, edited by eminent clerevmen
assisted by the following distinguished
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
DIX d.

RROWN-In WIlsm,burgh, Tburydsy, June ~, of con-
,ump.iou Henry Orvle Brown aged 23 year months and
q days.
CRASDAL-At No. 50 Greene sree., Thursday, Ju'e "a
but lness Harriet la, wife OF j. T. Cieh
dali, aged % years and months
HAWLEY-On Thursday June a. Of consampon Sarah Jane
daughter Of Henry Jane Hwy In the Sd year her age
The friends family respectfully invited TO attend toe
funeral No. $50 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, 16h inst
BITCHCOCK-A No I3s East Nnet.epth street. on Thursday
evenin, June a. Mrs kbecca Htchcoch In the 6lr year o
her .
HARPELL-At No B Third street. on Tbur,dsy June "a, Of
drorsy bsp Jua HArpe assd III years. 10 months
and "a days daughter Of John and Elizabeth Harpen.
HEITMANN-AtN No 49, MeDoufL street on Wednesisy June
70 after short and Illness, Hermann d. heitmsnn
aged "a ycars months AID 10 days
Suddenly a, kis country seat st Gencoye Long
Issnd O'Clock Friday, June %, John Laafse
esq native Of France, aged " yeMa
The raj will take place from bis residence In this city
McDONNELLAt No. 65 Main street Brooklyn, Thursday
June "a, John y. Mcdonnell, aged "a years
OsTRANDER-On Tbursdsy evening" June "A, after short
Illness sic bore with Christian fotude and esgnatoD
Hare. Ostrander, In the esd year Of her Ne.
Her friends and Of brothefn john DE Lsae
ale respectfully Invited 20 attend her ansral Saturday ae
noon 18th ocloch from No 2o6 Tenth avenue, without
further notice. -.
sCUDDER-At Hun anston Long Island Thursday, Juno ~
Eleanor C. Murray, wife Of Henry g. Scudder. .
sILK-In wiiAInbush, Thursday June "a OF consump.on
Mary Ann Silk. aged 20 yeais mouths and days 10
SMITfI-At No 8 Wsshipgton street. Wednesday June ~
after illness the dsuhter OF John and Cathe
rine Smith, sged months and days .
TRIMBLE In this CITY, Thursday juno "a After lingering
Illness Della wife Of Joshua w. Trmbe, in the 2ld year OF
TUCKER-At No. 90 Es,. Thirty ninth street Wednesday
June Mrs Ellen Tucker, wife Of Robert Tucker in the Ah
Of ber
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Mnrkes-Reported BIZ Telegroph.

ALBANY June 25-6 m.-FLovR Gull WHEAT-ssles Cana.
da a. s. 49, sId White Michigan az 81 2 CORN-good supply,
but much arriving unsoupd strictly prime lots and held
the MARKET sales Is 600 bush prime 7ld7Sc
75. sked for OF strictly prime aa and 7Sc
fused sales Of 5000 bush unsound 7Od76 according
soudon. SHIPMENTS to-day: 00 bush Corn; IL 900 bush
Whea.; q. OtO bush Oats.
BUFFALO June 25 mFLouR dull; sal, OF 2O bbs At
S3 So IS for common superhne Illinois 81 for
- ia 81 tor extra Wise nsn "a G 81 p for Ohio,
and 81 81 81 50 for double Indiana and Csuada WHEAT
quiet with buyers and sellers apart Spug dull and
prime held Of IL 900 bush prime Milwaukee Club
iei CoRs firm; sales Of 1900 bush st 6ld62 OATS
lower ,ses of 1000 bush a. &c. to arrive WHISKY dull sales
Of 100 bbls al 20c.
FREfGHTs fm-lcc for Wheat 20 New York LAKE IMPORTS
for the "a hours ending tOdsy300 bbl Flour 80 100
bush Whest 10 90 bush Corn, 5000 bush Oss CANAL Ex
PoRrs-20C0 bbls. Flour, 500 bush Wheat.
osvEGo, June 25 p. m-FLouR steady WHEBr in better
demand Is eco bush 7oc for Chicago Spring. Bic Tor
Milwaukee Cb CoRs steady s,le' 1900 bush a. 6i; for
PORTS teisy-l0 500 bush Wheat sc Vbush Corn COO bush
Oats; COO bus5. Rye. Canal ExFoRTs-20OO bbls Flour;
81 000 bush Wheat; 5000 buth. Rye.
WHEAT firm: Red 81 C3G 81 Os and White 81 15dsi 25
CoRs dull at 7Sc for Mixed 75d75c for White and 76 fsf
Yellow PsovIsoSs-A declining tendency and very dull
WHISKY dull
PHI IL.DsLPHIA June 2a-FLoUR dali sad I,ver WHEAT
quiet; White Sl lOd 81 Is; Red 81 "a CoRy advauced
yellow sfos 75d76c White 73c. WHISKY quiet 22ic.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jane 25-FLouE steady WHEAT dull and de-
clined lc ses eco bush a. &C. CosS firm. OATS du
SIC SHIPMENTS TO Osweso 1900 bush Wheat is 90
RECEIPTS Il 0oob blA Flour & Ooo bush Wheat
Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

DECISIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
The Secretary of the Treasury has affirmed the de-
appeal Of William W. Warren subjectng to DUTY, at
the Iste Of tWeptyou per cent an article imported
by the sppellee from Liverpool and described as lava
gas burners. The Secretary holds that as the sub
stance was earthy or mineral IL is clearly embraced in
the elassi ,st:on of e,rtheb China, and s,onewaIe
and eli other waves composed of earthly mineral
Substances not otherwise provided for.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has aso affirmed the
deesion Of the Collector Of the port Of New.York,
assessing duty Of fifteen per cent on "caststes in
COLI" for the reason that 1t 10 manufactured by
similar process ss csststeel in bars.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has overrnled the
decision Of the Collector Of the port Of NeE-York in
sssessng duty Of twenty -four per cent upon the i'm
pertstiop Of article described as hemp or juts
csrpetipg," for the reason ths. the article is not
wholly composed Of hemp. The rate OF duty Assessed
N fftesp per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
AFriyeA.

Ship Aneover Berry, New oresn. June na.. to wn No.
Son June Ia E % :. lon. y ~ exchanged ssp.is VIA
Bui corioIsn Brem s.esnsr. Bremen Nay 10 ua.. md
. : e %.s., a., Nay 81 ~ s L. "a ps s..s % =
water Sd n. Ia. 42 lon :, 10 .pois .s,p John ss.rsa.a,
om Liyerpoe Or B.aiore The c. has had piOt cu ioa
BARK Princeton tof N-s.H.veD Monroe p-m..s~ IS s.y,.
shp ns e. painted black with yellow hoa.-s deck aa{
Bsi C.iln. Ksmpson. M.nssni, % d.ys sassr 10, 10
The. Bssq July ~ lst ne, lon 49, 'p'le brig Cor.
Eshs Gsfsnium (oi F..mnsd.e P'ce Galveston u a.y.
.iS. .hp sn sn B + IS Sy from r Eaos s
inst, a s. lon ~, saw bark Godfrey from 8svssss tsr
Big Kate Anaer.n tOf Be. LOthrOp sssus oznde ls.h
inst, .usM to y D. BrO0kman Go. Sid. ia CO. with big We
Big Wabash lOf KennsOuni) HOd'dOn. ssas 18Th Inst,
scST L. n Godfrey Godfrey Charleston day.. Sve och to
sShr C6ry .o Actery Mstssords Bay B a.y. cotton 10
sShr Old Dominion g ..,sd yos c.Is.n.: d "
schr Elizabeth s,o EaspOrt days isshs sc. to sah
'?S schI iaOi M., Di.e.w., Baltimore days coal.
schr s,lysn tOf Har~ich Kns Charleston days I'VE sAk
sehr Col Ms,her, Nelson, Beaufort N C., days, nsvL
j. W. Philip. Mount. Buehshle 8, C, 4 days lumber
schr Robert Palmer cf My.ael SSlle P.n..ooi. sh ls.s
brig North hence for G.ve.Cn i''h of Caps FOra 's- "
square rissed Sei;sl. 81 bound n =, ca Swain
Scbr John Tfltou, Cramn-r virrin. days wood
Schr. John I. Barnard Stiles Virginia days wood . -
Sh Caroline Anderson vswlke Alexandra days coal to e
scfI Pearl we,,ervel Newbs, C, days. naval 'sosss
schr Eicott swane Baltimore days coal to Mailer Lssd
seSr Hannah (of Plymouth, M...h P.Ilsr Ha%.oes.
81 10 OD spoke bark Lyssnaer from Boston for Csnfae-
sci1 a scne Ad. Beaufort N c. days. naval stores 70
sbr Martha Nelson Beaufort N days, naval stores "a
schT B. Knudson squer, Galveston 3 days cotton. Ia,
ser North State Horton Savannah days cotton to McCss
ay Mott Co.
schr wide World, Buckley Georgetown C.. days. naval
Scbr San Jscino Chamberlain Roanoke N c. days naval
schr j. crockford Smith, vi,gioi., wood.
schr Kate Stewart Ma,her Charleston days cotton &C. 70
seS Mary Enm, Huse Galveston % days. cotton, &c. 10
sch Elizabeth English, Bay POn, Fla, II days ship timber
Scb Howard Baker ChicspOo E. r. q days ship timber
sehr John Collins, Predmore, Virginia days. wood.
scbr Ne uento, Birdssl, Virginia days, wood
schr Melbourne, Spesr Rocklsnd days. limo.
Schr Thosmas Hix Hall Rocksnd days lims -
Scbr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New. daven ndse. 10 II.
sehT Village Queen tnew 2s sun', Hswiir' Brs0ihsves,
Steamer Kennebtc Hand, Phssdephi, and Csss My nd's
and psss to +. Perhns
steamer wechessr. CA1h. Providencs nAss. 70 Issss
Oden
Steamer Sarah Jones. Philadep phis mdse 10 ~ Bhssa
SAILED-ships Liverpool Kearney, London Tme Homer,
Melbourne.
wIND-Dmins the day g. W., and very light
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
GALENA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

To the Editor ef The NJ Y Tyibar&
SIR In your remarks about the las. Galens report
you observe the result of the business from January to
lst June cannot be considered as favorable" Are
you not rather hard to please perhaps you expect
Of the Gsens road than any other at the West
East. We should consider it eminently favorable for
the following plain ressons fully established by this
very report:
First: Although overtakep, in common with all the
roads at the Wet by the panic Of last FALL sad
suffering thereby greatly reduced receipts, it has re-
covered quicker and more completely than any other
road and in the face of general business prostraon has
paid of all its floating debt bought several months
supplies for cash, paid $5i O00 to the purchase of its
mortgage bonds, $35, 600 10 the making ard mendng
Of bridges and has still left, by your estimate,
enough for all its interest and $500 600 toward div-
dend ls August. II this does not show the suostan-
tial value and strength Of this Company, Whist Will
Second notwithstanding that the hye months
from Jsnuaiy to let June include three OF the poorest
and most expensive months Of the year. January, Feb
Iusry and March, yet the actual net earnings Of the
road are about $40 600 tasn last year on account
of the greatly reduced expeases. This reduction VIII
largely incrs the net receipts OF the approaching
Fail months.
TEird: The earnings for June and July lsst year
were together <i75. .000 Admitting falling off t1is
and deductng $65 600 each month for expenses, ana
there will be lett S2i5 000 for dividend, beside the
s33, { co cash on hand June |, over and above the
$4,000 set aside for the August interest," This would
psy Il T. cent dividend and lesvs asurplus.
~ ! CHICAGO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

n.u.x KpApP-At ~ aldsn, Thursdsy june "a, oy me
a., n j. sehe orm,ksr James . Graham OF snsu
u,pprs cuapNAN-A: the Psrcnsse Of the Eshth erect
nas Clmcb Of Ns~Yorh Thursday. June "a oy the
~ W q Hsn the Rev Norman Harris Of ShwaJ oyen'
Rn,m.b 70 Mrs Julia y. Chapman Of Beckett Mass
PRICE POH ERs-rn this city THURSDAY June ~ s tLe
Chneh OF the Asosn.ion, by The Rev. o. T. Be1el "ism
Price 10 Lucy Powers. ali Of this city.
MsON-ROORBACH-On Monday. June 2l. t the
,Sderoe bride BY the Rev DR. Samuel Osscod John
Williamson Sarah H. Roobsch, daughter Of the late John
.K.s.p psx,vb vb.xh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

The business OF the Clearing House Today was OhIy
$l3, 668 353, showing a considerable falling of
The Hon. Edward f. Cowes has been unanimously
elected President Of the Daniel Drew Insurance Com
psny. Subscriptions to the capital stock received q.
the office Of the President, No. New street.
The Empire City Fire Insurance Company allows
discount of 5 y cent to the assured oil policies
i.eued at the established rates.
Mesns Taylor Brothers, No. 76 Wall street, corner
Of Pearl street. quote Lsnd Warrants as follows:
Buying Selling Buying Selling
100 Acres......s9 % 80 Acres....... 80 H
40 Acres........78 " ] 40 Acres.....'llV 10
Market quiet.
The following table gives me present rates of Ex-
change on New-YoIk from the principal cities OF the
Union, corrected for from the latest adv ces re-
ceived at the Banking. House Of Messrs. Thompson
Rros No OVAL street:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
MARRIED..

ACKLEY-- wEsTERvELT-0 Wednesday, June IS BY the
rev d. 0i~s, John Ashley to Sarah j.. eldes
depshtsr Of Cornei1s WesteIyelt, jt
oONkOLLY-GREGORYOnT Thursday, June "a, af the real
esBs. Of tbs brides bsr By the Rev Richard Aeeerom
Me- Rector Of ChIist Church, Hartford, Conn., CHARLES
Comedy 70 Fsnnie A., second dsashes Of Lewis Gregory
s,a eli Of tb,s city
yiEfDINO-BOssUEr-o On Thruaay June a. by the Rev.
John Dcws Fsnt Yielding Of L9i.vis Ky, % Josephine
H. Ssysb.sS u Lypis Besss~t d tb's 0'ry.