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TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NKwYoaH.
DkrosIrAEY iyD FINANCIAL Astsr 0, rHs UsIrhD srAsA
rl receive subscriptions for the new 30 Treasury Notes
These notes viii be s.nvor,abs a. maturity into sIT Pm
18th Angur vii be Allowed interest tbs. dale Tnese sub
srnr AFTER thai late viii pay sceved .sr. Recognising
tn. iupos1se eis general subscription 70 fis fosuAAs
Loas ths Bsnk viii allow al pas.cribcp WHOLE osS
zIsIoI Of 81 80 IN sseh Si.Qo0 srbscribeA
EoERis ksTcAgA, PsssiissA
n. W. VAUGHAN C.,hieL
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Eesal Nolltco.

IN pursuance OF an order OF the Surrogate o!
the Comfy Of New YDsk. noice u hereby given - al pr
.5n having claim. srsnst tie estate oi hAkf ~ 1iHn IA =
the ca f-~f oh. l.c.s.cd. D. pIr>u ~, ~ine ~ D
tie .ub-cn5~r 81 bis rc< druc' % ~ 49,
1t'b m Guy Of New crt, 81 osiofs The iti e
enihl Joy of Ocobei n-ID 81 New Tor. Tie nut" a. VI
Ann IA -Apll IavGusl JOHN lRNiho BARN, lar
NO1ICE.-Take notice, tllat on the 10Th Aug,
" lot warrant - la'os Of tho lea fHrd go la go
b. ga joseph ,. bauti Juts OF The Su reno toli o.
br CITY II se~ iot 70 eaonc lien sssnst tss 'tc.'r
btoss~sy Vususnt to Cbll ~ OF LA.. o. l- thst is
cai T-chsd n sd Ur.ut t<ts INA. ali .s.se :" 20
<it.d t~r-under ~ 1884. and that sad steSn"E
hrosi~sy ~ b. o.j for Tie payment Of G@ins against
bel 10 o. oous que l~tcO OF 'ohe
ror interested tr-in spIe and ischaisr rnrh ssrrnt
asasJ ~ t~ vthp thirty day, hoin Ao<us; SNL lso'.
~ hrs psbailSs q th uptbeo Ds,t Nv "a. Ar<nss
IA loot CUEliSk ohAPfEX.
fIi rsuklE sSsst HsH NeEt.
oL...oS Cor UOryos Aaonsy,, u. hs~'sI. S"-
Yqrs
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Cost ano 1ouuo.

OST or MISLAlD
IL CERTIFICATE 10 5N, nj OfE HUNDRED
'sUAPHs ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP SrOCk. dsi,i Aug
u 1875 10 The name o. CANAAN 70. Ia
Ia. transfer has ban ssppei AID I psises 10 asessi
no. 10 ~ roii.te the o-itihcste-
Apple. .ou viii be made for NJ oeftlbos,A
10 snd.r 10 rc}o,s.s 70 rr,nrn toe ssns -
l.. NhIfEHoUSE, son boklsON.
Ne " Wiliss a
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Gorses, Carriages, &,t

qulgrsnnA,rss. Oyycs Nav YoRs april is, 1854
4 kllLLERY HORSES WANIED.-l, GO0
~ Artillery iIor-.t -sntei, for -Leh Que Hundred az !
Seventy Ons Hundred and Lightly Dollars W. Oe PAID
for all h. pA.s iasyeon These horse. most b. 'ound "a
.,sry Particular broken not lees sn ~ h-ni.
tin I'll BE- Irrseusd fo nsPecton ~ the oo'dHAi'4.
Stab.s xJ.l ST., b-lr iOIh aud lth svenurs
STEWART VAN NLIET, Qysrermssi~s
CAriLRf BUsELu OysIcs OF Asuarisr CUtRfEh
sA,rga 10. 70 ,rLrEs 81, Sgv f0RE, JIgc 10, ISs%
CAVALRY HORSES WANIED.-l Vii
u nu,rh... in OPEN MARKET OIL tie Cspry ilorsel
thu =, BE- presented I'D PEI, Inspection at the Horeninsn
ia L., eoiner l0t AID 3o,hs, IN tbs city until furse
notice. .
rsymeal ~l b. m,1s IN ehscks psysb's ia csr'ihca,s
d.hi.ane.. when a. NOR. hosaA se received
tr.a. ons hand I'D snd s.r y-n,e tiG5l coiars each
OEJ T. hkONaiNj, Cspt- sId A. q "
NOR SALE.-A Lotef Omnibus Horses,
L u.rp-,. PGt.u, Spins Stss- ~h@ei'' kc' tnq'hs a.
Ia W..i d sIcst between ard p !"
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NNELAND LANDS-T0 ALL WANTING
Y FARNS-Isfse and thriy!ns sc<teGsos mriS and
bs.xbf cIin.e, ~ niie south Of PhiAd Pl. ey rSsoea
ovins Zen ,.sy snt any rso<1 al frosi 80 70 %
ss sse y.bls within !oI yoars Good business opeaaf'
h. aud eurcA@s school. ard good 10
sirty. ItS nost inlsovins p.sos kss Or Hest
HUNDRED. settling and esldis The sen;y vnh rhloa
ssiDns report. ssd giving fol infoustoa vii he sat es
AAhe.s ChlS K LANDS, vine3knt Poe, Ohoc Cctnoar.
Esd Co. Nj. y-c~ RPo7t f slO~ Rse'.so- %srsslisTa
ESibe ef T 1Sbsss u 70 ~ Il ~ soss srsesn. "t,s
ta<s as,oss ses osS;sos ds& sstotL c-Ss>s Jo'
si>sssni JsysnsJ hes hssr u ~ s<s II es Ksasvs
fyalJt<I
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NV Yoas lso H4Atss Eulro.n co.rAsI,
C.~nu fOurth Avenue .od I~,n'J sin b ,.tes'' ,oe,

C.cn.r Pourth Avenue and T~,n'J sin b street
hHu OK. Angus 24nd, 1884
nPOpOSAIS will be RECEIlF I'D At TINS
o6c- nni1 igh S.r-epscr pros mo 'of two MS
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS =! ihE SOS5piiln-
Tie. Bsns es~ i.srsd IN psrch, iSi ia'err a. p,
cont psTsbr seuuLnBa L. on pr<sntaoD " sps-Au-
7si ad ebruaTysse limited u al rgt's fniouh OF no.
eroe<dnz SIX hlBon u Dollar, and fedseusbeiu tr
~ yesT. IRON heir d 20 ..,,,.,..,...,.
Tasy er- Issued ~ tho PSrpoee 81 co1so ns The er're
Nors1ss i-bt OF the Company Hd securrt Ncr e.
.,.or ~ Woe Of its Karod ialudilS Ito tly Railroad
Tie More &, provides fora sintns lun9 TO bs spi,d
,eul annually DE prrose and cao@l' ION Of t1e oufs
n g,hsr -oydrs &c he app cston Of Tr,s@ds u se q
m. Eei tse< of tbe Company south o. <lnd 81 ~ tue
prrehs.- and ssting sishm,nt ~ ,he Fond
.uci-nt Of the bond. have beeH ~ s<e 20 pay
ID. eriting Mo- .s,e,s a they become due.
Further Information can be bad on APP tson A. his onco
Wa h. VANDERBILT, VIC PTes.c' ut-
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OrYlcr oy rns snsLDM .so Colsspus C0Pran Co,

OIrIcF OF rNB SBHLDD asD CO.sspi5 COPPER 70.
No. ~ William - SSs ioit, yane ~ eo%
TyGE Sheldon MINING COMPANY and
i the COLUMBIAN MINING CQhPANi, h,,ns bccon'e
eon.od.ied With the "heldr aud Coluuion Copper Corn
nan. pursuant tie laws o. ZOE ale Of hc1ist hO'ics 10
hereby given tie Stookhodrr % uese Conpsb that they
~. REQUIRED % their L-hcst 81 Stock Tslch tic
now hold to the ofin1 OF tina CoupNnr No william g. IN
ID. City Of before ~ s' dJ Of November neI
and rr.y- C~rnc.tes uefeor iron The sbeder .,
Columbian Coppt COMPANY ia ae proportion o. one ,has
Sb.1en CslGsbsn Ltpp-1 Company iF too sLara
81 "a. other panso o6fsd with a. In sei.u!s
th.r,of ,,.oa aock stH be forfeited BY crdcf
HE5ET PHELPS SoSroAHsy
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Amnsemenis.

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ Always COOL AND DELIoHIFUL-
s1 EhviSs sSSfEsb aN5kSf'
GREAT UNDERTAKING ACCoAPLIsHEp
A LIVING WHALE,
'' livING WHALE
C.ptu'cd and broush 70 , City nom Coast Of L.s''ao
AT AN ENORMOUS ExrEssE
AND NAY BE SEEN AT ALL AOUES
DispoKrIss IN
rAMAoTh GLASS TANK,
bu.lt Tor Ids special
STILL ANOTHER GRAND rAEroMIME;
NOVEL; COMIC RSb sMEFslrnSSSst.u,rrc. AAosiS'
AFTERNOON AT 81 EyEsISG AT a O'CLOCK O'CLOCK
yoCkO, JoCKO, J0ShV,
TIE BRAZILIAN APE. ,ooro
M C. K. FOX iR II ca0Ssi 'GiKSDERsoH,
NILE ERNEsIINE AND LOUISE
A. GOODWIN AND l. COLLINS,
DU0rERPSlCHOREANCLO
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING. AT II O'CLOCK.
IN l.ectareroom, without additional charge, ....
or HERR EADOLskr5 WoNDrRFuL CABINET.
THE GRAND oRCHEsrRoH
%{hvE Ell 1isi I1iSa %skic5S MUD
GIANTS DwA dTivr A tID; ANp MILLION
snssfen,sn l4, been secsd fsr a,eot nps
rORNISG. AFTERNOON and EVENING.
Admission Is cens Children under TO- u osDtA
PARTICULAR NoTIcE-h b.. ever been . .onrc. Of
pride freesrdess Of Extraordinary ATTRACTIONS and i'm
Ependitures 10 b. able to ssy ddsfor 10 al sy
IS e,a And unfit that sum became IN value Irss rais u
and the Of trio hus~u, by rca'on o
the value Of ything consd-sty than
doubei per.i.'eHtIy declared price snateraee bn,
esy 20 my regret gov rad myself compelled 10 do one OF
two thg, either reduce the value Of attractions
,shy Increase NY prices. The 6rt do. FOR would
,oJne close the Mu,e0 than feel that csnuot 40 ony cat
cure every ssn.be novelty 10 ehoose therefore the Other
stsruaiy- becones mattel OF u-crs-it, snd here an
nourcs that and a-r hondsy Sept t.s cent will 30
added 10 tie price OF .dm'soD and lac sum 30 reserved
seG The pce Of adasoD for chi uuieT ten remains
heretofore IS cents and hs mott daily rr,rn 70 my
h7u.t hen the sste Of the currency vii s.sn permit
D sho~ all fcr gusEt.r ..
Tho pJb.ic', humble t-rysnt 7. d. bAhNOh
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Kcceipfa Of P,eiure.

Ave T-Tlur 10 40 obis. Wdi'sy 81 bola Corn Meal
100 bbs beet. $500 puah. Con ~ so bu,h. Osfs
c3 GO bush Provisions 100 p<kys busSI, lao pksp
L.rd Ss0 pckss A,te,, ~ pckgs on CAAs Alet IcAEs
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iAdvsrtisefnerti

iAdvertiseInertI
FIRST NATIONAL BAEx,
9oyTHyszST AGEsr. No WALLsy-
las roa sac
$40 TAaAsuar nora, scw ISSUE. II PSF lea -
ssut somnri,sion
I0-z9's Rsss,eTed and coupos Bonds a. Cevsna-sa
5-2O's Registered snd csupen Bonds a, Make. sa's.
Us. 60 oitl p, Uttered aud cospon Bends s. Asfkl
stos.
US CERTIFICATE ssp orsxH sxcuar7rrs At Nara
ftisa
.. Z. TaoErsos, PTesideak
gs-ae, Curybey, Csshfes.
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Hmueemen:s.
broadway THEATRE,
ID Corner Broadway and Brooms Street ,.n

broadway THEATRE,
- Corner Broadway and Brooms Street ovn
GEORGE WOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hANAorh-
OPENING NIGHT -,
This admissible And ceutr. establishment, which DUNG we
Summer vacation La. been ......-.-D
EsTRRLY AND ELEGANTLY REFiTTED
NEW FURNITURE AID UrHOLsTE cry, - ,.,,.,o
EkW DECORATIONS AND APPolSTNEsle'
NEW CARPETlSGs, tc-
And which has been provided With ,,,.,r, 4.
ONE uIrSuRED AND FlFTY NEW ORCHESTRA
CHAIRS,
VIII open e. the Regular season ,..,,., - 90,
on MONDAS EVENING AUGUST % l~-,
With ihe Great Comic Ariis;e
Mr. JOHN +. OWENS,
Nho,- brilliant fne tie most sii'eS and genial ~
Comedians hrDiy esta5 srd IN the rrsi criiea ,,ee Thu
u the hearty sIpsus e. neary LIVERY CITf ~ rhk
lie wi mis- nppn the New ORR rafe 70. WIG
hrst br- year, celebrated comic ehsI AZ,
siinrsb saped 20 the display ofsxuoer~Di hu"'' ' ~
IN mi ali AIT. 4 .,ts,.i.
s ci ,, and has been csI.lHy ,-.seeS f''" ' "
material 4 the command Of the uIlnc-ei. - 49, ~.
MONDAY fNkNlSg, AUGUST ~ ie"''
suekstone's Celebrated Comedy
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.....t3, rO,,i7 e..aa1,S4I s4lo4,tTI

Teal I0.1iT e,3{1,S<l 80 %, 81
Incudcd In the general morchApdiss are eI3ae+I In
WOOL, ea6s2 In tss, t27O 100 |, sugar; &ll5,yrs in
linsesd sie7e SIS in mosAsssi ts3 a9 In coffee, s5S.
Ao in cotton.
Sterling is quoted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
roid and francs 3i3ioaiet.
Money easy among stock loans at per cont.
Commercial bills T9e. Dry goods paper sela
The export Of specie to-day was $63, 33+. The
North Star bripgs from AspinwLl ESQ 762
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports The &C.
tiviy and excitement In Oil stocks which We have re-
corded for several days past continues unabated and
the transactions day were largely IN e1cess OF shoss
Of any former day since the introduction OF tho nrs
company 70 the attention Of tie Board Railroad and
Canal shares were neglected. but there vN marked
increase in the demand COR Governments loaA with ar
sdvaDco In price,
The Boston and Maine road in its annual re-
Tn. gross receipts for the year were u. 800 p
Tn. gross erpeases $685. o0i r. net earnings etol. SO
10. Two four per cent. dividends have been paid
amounting 70 40 With an addition OF Slo Id q
IT, s. tax on the ssBe
On account Of the Charles River Railroad accident
there had beea paid during the year s2o.9oo II.
TIE surplus OF the year is slIS33 81 The ne. earn
riou.. The oIpensee have bssn largely increased
during the lest ar monthG
Tho directors say
''rhe items Of taxes there presented. bcctn 10 as.
sumo considerable prominence among our cxpendi
tnres and doserve passing remark. For tie year
ending May 81 1864. they were In detail e. follows:
Ci, town. and New Hampshire state tsIes.. Ga ,5& 6
United States .sI on sross passenger rec-i2s.. p3 u
" = tar dividends TO- iS5 q
Ha..aehssst,s Ss,ts sAI 6montLs.......... 1890 4
fetal e0fs0S a
Ia 1909 the isxes lnounted 3s31y "
In D.
In 1856 they ~ probably exceed two per cont. The CAPT
Ia s,ock the Con psny."
The iron trade Of the Lake Superior region Is
stated 10 have been ~ follows " August lIth,
Ct-y-lsnd Mine. ................,....... 0,SSj
lake Superior Nine. ..................... G,Tt
Pistsburs and LAke Apgellnc kin-...... s,Jr
'tu''sss''ss'iio'S1
Pid IRON.
Eoft n lfon company ...................1Not tons
yorTes'yle Iron Com pany..................i.2se
Pioneer Iron Company.
Northern Iron Company. .................. 100
This iron Ia worth, delivered on the dock; Ore, ~ 80
10 IS per ton; Pig Iron s60 per tonmakiDg tie value
of ore and Iron shipped ~ August llthi
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Ufoolrs CARDS.. 81.

ALVIN. EVFRDELL" SONS, No. I04 Full.
~ va o, WEDDING CARDS and FISE STATIONERY
ENsbli.Led isi3b
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1--WE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK G HATCH,
No. IS WALL STREET,


| No. IS WALL STREET,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TEE ~"
! SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
e.. Hotes oil be t,aed IN denominations Of $50 soo
500 90 aud $500 with interest At the rate oi 'V
| PER CENT or ore CENT pa dsy each go payable
ssDd -snnusly.
Th.v-li - s,,ed GuEast r. io4 and rn be payable Of
cad Of so yssrs In current lands o. ooa'."oe '''
Pi,eT-.Biy SIX PR CENT Bead, pAyss. rrnOiP. .ie
! Interest, IN Gold
On A.. ps.n,pts made piox W Augur 49, Interest ~. Be
.ilovsd and al 81 tn. dsss in.eress "Il be charged
r Lib.r.ezr.ns.rosn.4 viii ;, n,ds With Cams, Bank
ets and Dealers
Subscriptions $50 r>s.v,d 'o tie go LOAN, and 81
Iiad. Of Go,ernlaoa. S.cuioa bos,h, and sod Al Asts,
raes
" spoclI ,A,ni.on Iv,a To he ecs''r'lon Of h' oil ~
nst., Into BE SIX PER CENT Bond. Of 1884,
Holder. Of snoouns lss th.n 500. ,'s1 rt.m
elr.t Of she privileges o. eonve5onss tie Bond. Of 1891
W. htrss,r be ls.ue8 In denominations Of So sad 800
a, vel, ss In hs lus-r denominations hereofore L,ssd H.
c4over,n, s due August 49, interest wii he adjusted
to tl.t d1, FlsKs HATCH. No j ".t''
DROPOSALS for S243,O0O JERSEY CITY
< SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON hONDs 81 300
n fi.s sul Hseh = Wal stre-.. ke~ YoTb mi te
Comrtrolors Ofce city nsl. Jsrsy Ci, uH.il Iu.'d,s
sy opened fo hundred foiy tree holsad fo!ars
ofe JersJ cry Losn 'o "a pPo.es in,hon5'd by -,
tn u the Common Council Of Jersey ClJ, pisd Argue
and approved August u. 81
Ihs.r bsnas vi lie eo>pon bonds thousand DO als
e.ch with inorcs r. seven pr cen s sDnuu1 .JAhe srr
annually tbs hrs, dsy Of MAJ 'ud fo.er0cT ~ ,scn ~
= de Here.as Exchange Ssns Nsw York Il tho Mud
sou Corui, bank lcrJ Guy the principal ~ I.d bonds p-5
able November lS9. -,
Th protes, lhs li13ust u bonis desirrd snd iie
nrce pr ar HUNDRED g. thssrcf md The psIsous whose
pnpoa ao ac.rpfet ell tercrpcn b roo sd 20 drlosn
h n. City hs Heisou corriy t.is he .i'
-Fafdsd them respectively ~tel they VA r.oei'e u"i
intesss: ~ DC siio@ed hct- the d.ta Il deposit.
frrs prpposl should De- -ied suj >dor-J rroo~a's Tor
J.rsg ~ Loan for wax Psrp5s snd nio.ed n ~ecoui
s...e9os sdire4od l. a. Duii.. ClsImtr o. tie Com
a1rae Ga ss.noo % The Common Council q Jersey lily
J- Conr.rs f~vr the right "a tejrct sny o. al ~ TIVE
Nj, tey ace ~ il 20 hs esei o. the city aId 10 bds al
-, r., y.e Iii be .,as,.sfoL J. 4. ClltD.S
lBDS q. DECKER,
NA IL fIFEM
Commiitas . fii,stre.
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GoieIs, &r.

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE Fgw.YoRE
n. .nsersrnsa beg respectfully 70 Aism hs'r fss nd
N. ou.ns thai, .nes tAe s0A AZ Aasas shs hosss dove VII
~ .o,ave.sd upon Ia. EUROPEAN PLAN
vAs loa.. h.s bee. thoroughly ronsrsea aid ~s are now
r~psreS 10 lea v-rnsoIs 'os ne s!ntet
rss lo.1los s sEs ssd confess q ss rssz.s 4 ~ A't'
C n. xZBsEH W. f. BoRnows
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Doaro dno Rooms.

MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
a %. both the AMERICAN sEd sUK0fEhN plns,
OVrosis he %s:e HoHse-
A . PLIaPrON. Propr
BOARD WANTED-By Q GENTLEMAN
IL "a WIrY a. private family Rew-Assos siv~p ssSd
.snirsd address ID. 5. A, Tribune onbc1
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& 3s1 tons PIC Iron, u 90 "..."....- asAso

The exports OF the season sre estimated at o. coo 4
The high price Of iron meses tt very valuable Dust
hess, and IN fact the Observation-Disclosures VI The Ios
hounioin. and the grost demand Tor Iron maAes 4e
iron mines and iron nuing stock rsliy more valuable
and reliable than tho copper mines.
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington ans
Quincy Railroad for May June and July we're;
1884,: Las, zsa67 is63...-.. 81 issan
increase. ....................So sol SS'.S
The earnings OF the same road for the Grs two wes
In August were:
1874. siss 77s sT-lse3. .........ello TIN
Increase. .......................e<TSW.S
The weekly statement Of earnings of the Chi.
caro- and Alton Railroad Company Tor the week ending
August 23d- was:
iss< Iee1
e14 ifSW e43<su
irtight soo.IlS
Suno t<s lzlIp 1l69N
Total ..........................G hono GO Sooo
Iscrtsss 1904 ................... G,WW
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This iron Ia worth delivered the dock; Orr, ~ 80
10 IS per tons Pig Iron, Con per tonmakipg tls value
Of Ore and Iron shipped 10 August llthi
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A u HsSvir AuctOassr
pY BANGS, yEkWIN a Co., Irving Build
ID tzs. Nos 80 sns is Brosdwsy.SAss q Books. 3.s
fsEsy Pictures Wos.s Of An f.nsy Goods furn'us 10
pOOK TREDE SALE ROOMS, No. 493
Bu.y nesxiy vposils S. Nicholas uotsi OsO a Ira
W.T. Assnousel. br Z. C00sv. Conslassa. ,ohelIet
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-25

sO;h.- Strong gale all last night. Ship
rode it out with ninety iathoms chain. Two
lousy fellows were taken to tho head to day !;
there stripped and scrubbed for an hour
(freszing cold all the whe); their lousy
clothing thrown overheard, and new fit.out
given them, the cost Of which they will find
in their accounts to the amount Of about
$25. .-... .. .......
HAMPTON ROADS.
2lst.-Up anchor, at 4 P. H., yesterday.
Arrived here at midnight. People busy
getting the ship in order. painting yards,
cleaning the deck, &c. The rebels have
aset Of five or six vessels up tho river, some
Of them iron clad Extraordinary precau.
tons are now taken to receive them. The
guns are kept castlooso day and night. They
used TO be secured in tho day time. The
Roanoke ia with US. II the rascals will only
go within 1co feet Of her l5.inch guns, they
will never get up the river again
Esd, Day fine Painting ship aides
black, with white streak; mssts yellow; yards
black. Batsmsn left for Baltimore yesterday,
with his cash and discharge. Robert Y.
Stubbs, Cape Cod man. takes his place.
Stnbbs is down on the navy and asserts his
ability to whale any naval officer who would
dare even to look at him on shore.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-25
IMPoRrANT RAILROAD EsrHpppIau

IMPoRrANr RAILROAD ESrBRPRsv The
conference Of the representatives Of the Gale
na and Rock Island Railroad Companies and
the extended line oi the latter Company thro
Iowa, as well ss those Of the Chicago Iowa
and Nebraska and Cedar Rapids and Mssou
ri River Companies, has resulted in the de-
finite settlement to unite the Iowa road at a
point not further west than the west branch
of the RaccooD River or further east than Ma
rengo, a station upon the Mississippi and
Missouri Road, about thirty miles west Of
Cedar Rapids. The now road will be built
by both Companies, and is to form the main
line to the point Of junction with the great
Pacific. the through bushes on both lines
(the Rock Island and Galena) to be Joint,
both roads participating equally in the prof.
it's Des Moinss, Council Bluffs and Omaha
are made points in the new road. The one
road from the point of junction, instead Of
two continuous will be- built as rapidly az Ia.
Dor and materials can be procured. This
places Chicago IN immediate connection with
the Missouri River and the great Pacific Rail.
road, and will pour into our market the rich
treasures Of the far West Its Importance
cen hardly DO estimated in developing the
great West beyond us and opening it to civ.
iiizatOn and settlement. By this gigantic
work Chicago will still more rapidly advance
and another link is added which will make
her the future railroad centre Of the whole
countIy.- Chieago Tri6ans.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-25

FRoa THE Si1rn CAVALRY - We were pleas.
ed yesterday to take by the hand our old
friend Frank Udell, Regimen,al Quartermas.
tor Sergeant, Of the sixth Cavalry. lie has
returned from reporting himself at Davenport
and will remain in town few days to recruit,
Tor the Sixth, as will be seen by his adver.
tseinent in another column. lie reports
Col. Wilson, Capt. Cram and Quarterrnaster
Williams at Sioux City, and Capt. Williams
at Vermillion. lie n,tt Major House At &C.
dar Falls. going west. Capt. Moreland is a.
Fort Randall. Cos B, @, e and n, are o,
Sioux City Go. II at Vermillion Go. r at
fankton Co.'S A, I, @ and l., at Fort Ran.
dali: Co. X, at Crow Creek Agency Go. I.
scattered on the Iowa border. The regiment
is in good health, except tokens Of scurvy at
Fort Randall. There has been but one death
in the hospital at Sioux City for the past
year.
The whole expedition will leave for idaho
as early ss navigation will permit. Uu6u.
que Times 18th.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-03-25
IL EAL LIFE.
nv ENN NAV
'or the Gazette.

The jagged points around which our barks
arc driven, and tho uneven rolling forward OF
our lives toward the final rest are stern real.
tiles with which most Of Earth's sons and
daughters are found to contend. From earli.
est childhood to decrepit old age-the same
dismal story Of the blighting of ones most
cherished hopes il told and listened to, as If
the history Of a life were not the same thro'
all time. The warmth, and beauty, and Joy
BUSINESS given to the world fail to dispel the
clouds lowering over eur heads, or drive from
our pathway the shadows ever before US.
Lifs seems to many Of us game of cross.
purposes, and try we ever 30 hard we cannot
evenly balance the days so as to have no
failures or defeats. All! if tho external sun.
shine could but find it's way into our hearts,
and drive from there the demon who so often
gets possession Of usl These evil genuses
need not always haunt our way If we ,oill
that they shall not; but, we rejoice in trials
--we delight to know that dark days are
coming, and we welcome them with cordial.
ty because they show to those about US tha.
we are made OF no common dust, if we bear
trouble patiently and with christian like sub.
mission. We allow the poverty which might
make sweet our existence to be swept aside,
and pursue our determined, prosy and un.
happy way without thought Of the life we
are Irving to attain. Our steps lead Us not
into fowery paths across which tho golden
sunshine throws its bright rays; but we are
piloted by our wills into way strewn with
shorns, aud bordered by grim old trees
which act as sentincls."
The shadowy folds Of death drop first upon
our idols, and tho fairest blossoms are earles,
transplanted to more congenisl cline
Alas tho shocks, the sorrows and the bur.
dens Of real hf. Is therc no way to escape
what makes our lives one continued wall OF
regrets9 Must We always grope our way
undSr heavy and threatening cloudsS Are
We to rely upon our own frailties for a safe
transit to the blessed shores Of Immortality?
Who can answerg
"whst matters tha, this path was drcsr,
To gloom and sadness given,
II we but safely reach port,
And gain at last HeayeIf'