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The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Com cert.

Concert.
Ey The Children Of the various
Sabbath Schools OF Independence, will
give concert al the Court House, on
Tuesday Evening, the s3i inst, under
the direction of Mr.. +. LEACH. The
exercises will consist OF songs, choruses,
duets, DC. Mr.. LEACH has an excellent
reputation, and we hope that the citizen.
will favor him with full house.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Cold.

~ At tie prssens wiring. We are
having some weather that is as cutting
70 the marrow as were the Connecticut
blue laws to the conscience. The pre-
sen; consumption of wood must soon
induce an upward tendency and we
have no doubt that the pslmy days OF
eight aud ten dollars q cord will bs re
vived again.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16

Back Again.
EF Lieut. Ed GAYLoSp, is around
again looking as jovisl and hearty as ev-
er. The Lieut.. is ordered to show him
self before Gen. Sully at Davenport aud
starts Tor that point next Monday. II Is
probable that he will be assigned to some
position on the Generals staff and in view
OF his many good qualities and genial
nature, we think that better selection
could not be made.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
@ied.
H

At Quasqueton, on Tuesday. February 9Th,
Of scarlet fever, FLORENCE GERTRUDE,
Youngest child Of H. c.. and ELrzARErH T.
KELLcca. aged year, 5 months, and "a days.
He gave, he took, he will restore, he doeth
all things WELL"
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
The Weather.

~ We have been favored with some
OF the most beautiful weather. imagina.
BILE. clear. warm and pleasant, but Old
Boreas is once more determined to as
sert his rights and is now blowing up a
stiff breeze from the Northwest. A lit.
tle change, however, from the mud and
slush, that we have been obliged to
tramp through. will be desirable.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Lecture.

Lecture. sJ sHs
EH- The Rev. A. Z. TAYLOR Of Dubu
que. will deliver his lecture, on the
Iowa First Regiment, at the Court House
on Monday Evening, the 22d inst. A
rich treat is in store for our citizens, as
Mr.. TArLoRs abilities as a speaker are
well known, and his present effort has
ELECTED the most flattering commenda
tons from the press and bis numerous
friends. Doors open at half past G
o'clock. Lecture to commence at 7
O'Clock. AS specimen of The feavel
with which the lecture has been regard
ed, we append the following notice from
the Dubuque Times:
RlY Nh. TAYLoR's LECTURE on rnE Iowa
-FIRsr.-A large aud attentive audience listen
ed TO Rev. A. A. Z. TayIor's lecture on the
Campaign the Of the Iowa First, ut the Con.
grcgational Church, on Tuesday evening
last. Eminent lecturers from abroad have
spoken here within the past year, but not one
ol them Interested tnelr hearers more, not hall
of them were so graphic in description. so elo-
qucnt In manner, nor so concise and fact
searching rs was Mr.. 7. in his eritomze,l
history of Gen Lyons command Most of the
audienee-who supposed they knew about
everything of interest connected with Iowa's
first band of soldier boys-were astouishcd
with the many new AMI peculiar facts which
Mr.. !. has dug out OF the mass Of authorities
and letters which he has consulted After the
arrival OF the regiment ut Bconville, No, the
lecture becomes more of an account Of Gen.
Lyon and his army than special memoir of
its suhject-anl nober theme never occupied
a speakers attention. All the peculiar diff
cultIes which envroned, the hardships which
accompanied, the dangers encountered the
obstacles subdued, the battles fought, as we'll as
the easier and the enjoyable features of the
brave little army, are presented and described
heed we say splendidly.
We are glad to learn that this lecture has at.
tracted attention elsewhere, and that soon it
will be delivered in other towns Many in
this city. who did not hear it, have expressed
desire to have it repeated here.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16

81 We would invite the attention OF
our readers to ,he advertisement of the
Little Gisn, Sewing Machine Company,
in smother column. These machines
are universally conceded TO be the best
10 the coun'ry-nre cheap, durable. and
will sew anything from cambric hand.
kerchief 10 side OF sole leather.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16

-
~ Representative HoLDs,Dor. ar
rissd here on the / lth inst. having been
sunnoned home at the request Of bis
brother. who. having been III for long
time aod aware that the sands of lie
we're. Esnniug fast. expressed the wish
to sse his brother once more before he
died. A telsgraphic despatch was ssn,
10 Mr. HoLDsIDoE Immediately. but he
vas unable to reach home in time to
greet his bro;hsr in this world. for death
had travelled faster than be. and The OBJ.
jsct Of his affection WAS iu a shroud. ~
il 10 indeed Sad and Mr.. HoLpRrDoE.
and family. have the sympathy Of the
whole comm upi.y.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Ladies, Fair.

A0UIC8' UITs
CF Be sure and remember the La
dies Fair, which cones of at Morse s
Hall, on the 10th inst. The ladies are
makiug great preparations, and. Of
course. are bound to have good time.
Tickets IS cents. Children IS cents.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Strange.

EH Not long ago letter was received
At the Post Office, directed to the most
honest member OF the great law firm o.
DoNSAR, WEAHr, REED & Co. Tie
msivs will be forwarded to tho de ad
letter office. as neither Of them dare
claim is.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16

>@ We again confess that We are
under renewed obligations to Senator
HART, for late copies of the Register,
and various other documents. for which
favors we are truly grateful.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Conlplim entary.

Complimentary. -
EFWe hope that the senior editor
will pardon us for Inserting the follow.
notice OF himself and able assistant in
our paper. 1t was received from gen.
tleman Of high standing at Des Moines
and from one who is we'll informed in
regard to what he writes. The manner
in which Mr.. Rich, has performed the
aduous duties of his office, calls forth
the warmest praise Of all, and this to
himself and numerous friends must be
especially gratifying:
To the Independence Guardian.
Mr.. EDITOR -" Honor to whom hon
or is due and tribute to whom tribute is
due" is a principal founded in justice
and any deviation from the rule is in.
juslic. Now if this rule is carried out
the members and officers of The 10th.
Session Of the Iowa Legislature will re.
ceive their due share of Honor, for they
are at their post ready to DO their part
None are more deserving Of Honor
than Mr.. Rich. the chief clerk of the
house and his lst assistant. Mr.. GEO. p.
ABEL. They are faithful in their work,
move on quietly and smoothly, appear
ing to understand all the varied duties
as well as il they were old hands We
the people Of Iowa on the
present Legislature and the present
House of Representative in having such
q good Clerk and the Chief Clerk in hav-
ing such good lst Assistant.
ONE THAT'S PRESENT.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
L. w. II ART.
Licensed Government Claim Ag't


nFFICE Ur Stars. one Door West of Mar.
~ qaefte 4 Mckenzie's Furniture Store
Main Street. Independence. Iowa
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUB
lie in the Prosecution OF Demands aud Claims
against the Government. Particular attention
given 10
Pensions. Back Pay, aud Bouney Money, due to
Offers. Soldiers and Seamen.
The Widow, ii there be one. if not, the Faith.
er, Mother Brothers or Sisters, or other legal
heirs Of such soldiers as may die or be killed
in the service. are entitled to the Bounoy. And
tho wife, if there be one, il not. The children
under g years of age, il there be any, are .sn.
titled TO Pension Of such Deceased Soldiers
ALSO Orphan Sisters aud widowed Mothers, il
they were in whole or in part, dependent on
such soldier for support are entitled to Pen.
sion. in case there is no Widow or Children
left of such deceased soldier.
IT No pay required, except Officers Fee-,
and Revenue. Stamp for applications, until the
Claim is reeeived..rp
lndepep dence, March Sd. 1863. I4o.tf
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Farm for Sale.

4 Farm containing Sixty Acres, with Dwell
n ling House. two Wells, and Forty Acres
Situated twelve miles from Inde.
pendence on Otter Creek, is offered for sale.
Said farm is within eighty rods of a grist and
saw-mill, and viii be sold for eight hundred
dollars. For terms apply to Simeon Hale, ear
rage maker. Independence
A. p. CULLEN.
Dec. %. 1868, fI0-tf
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Missing.

Missing.
w A band music book. Any per-
son finding the same, will please return
j. TO this Office, for which he will rec Give
she thanks OF the compositor.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Deferred. /.

Deferred.
E1y- We have received some beautiful
and soul witching poetry from our cor
respondent with the 5th Iowa, but have
not space for publication.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16
Glass &. Glassware.

A isrrs asss r'gnen' eops'an.lv on bsnd, -rii..
oNi, :os nrOssisFs au5 Go--akeopers.
AZ EaLLATffS Dry s-se'.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16

~ ENUINE Arnold's Ink, in Quart, Pint,
" and half Pint bottles.
At w WAGGONER,S.
The Buchanan County guardian., 1864-02-16

4 NOLD PENS, good assortment and at pri-
VI ces to suit the times,
At WAGGONER.S.
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pn..cn-crt Nrri.rh

In rfernfip Couadia f,oa Nc.-- O,,e..Nfs. T,nncrr
Two children a-d servant O. Eeoio aut cf drr
j. Charles aud vile. Mss J. X. Tyler Mis- Linmciuru :.
.oLsrt ii wife -. H. Pc'e-. Mr. Lue and uI'rc. b. y.
Lane Mr.. Davenport, T. D. uaT.ns Mr.. Bar r. and icur
children ylor %. ~. brush. vile and $50 cn.'ien
Mr. rsys rrl amt .,r Ni,s 2. T.. Cnn'. Biz Fat e. j.:
Hawks pi.e ana cid; D. tic1n. q. D.. Lauor VIC ord
cill; J. E4wa.l lae. p. loctcrin - 'n and vic.
NJ. King r. ~. Falir'v MIs. Nry ii1sn. N.tlr Hrf-
rev d. Wallace Ne. c. p. ida cks,d N OIL, dicn u .,rs
A. and J. BrAecsa. h. j. Wider. j. h. runFood ~ ioht
md two rhl drf u e. stevens. Miss Go.u, q. pos'.on,
wife and clii sfrs Mlcau aud iagrter T. oi,rdsr ,rs.
v. GaTcia and cti' L. ko.nuaul Ar PIN ia A. Cos 4.
vic r. Dixie ,ni arv Nra. Sc iuoy AZ d4l ,ler, C. +.
Butler Mr.. Eluufe. Arv a. fertes end boy T. y Burke
Ne. G. Coucy. hoeer nd emily H. LY n. tlrs Capt
Cark " r. Scot flr. D. * Collins two coil litn aud ser-
want, ~ Morris, j. T.. Tl.acr, Ni, A. H. Scignck C4iL
Piunerr, Mi.. ke,; D.. O. Benclic wie end daughter
NJ. uro4f Luril Dlouc' Mrs. s. 4 SGt', 7. Ooregal
snt family NO. 49, q. md o. r.. Nutt. Ne. ,laiey. ptr.
Iare. D. Bowen VI. liGdc-terr and vie > H. Ac.nedv j..
y - HrrfIu !. g. rs lau, T.. re.iJr4u. T. O. Garcia Mn.
Ii.li, N 1rilo. D. a. Heluau !. Sgaz T. = uarci5, =.
q. Htnuil. O. T. ~g.yn1 }. n. Adlra O. &. Fuchs - q.
Rib. 70. Gfr-,ey. 81. Goldsmith, 4. Hs'.fs.
la Iart I.-,y;f f,ln port - .iiMo..r. rarhrd 90
Glvnr. aulrlan tLsfr. utll.lu ba,ont ftii'i t4ol-
slt. hotfl.lu.
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Dey Smith, Professor Wilson, Ms Milford " ofds-
worth. southoy Miss Ejseworti, Lady Morgan hrs
Hemans. Campbell Hook, and Hood
Mr.. Babbage, the English mathematician, has
IN The press work entitled Remarks on Street Nui-
sances."
Testimonies Concerning Slavery, by NJ d..
Conway" is the title Of work to be published BY
Chapman & Hall in London.
Miss Anna Thackeray's Story Of Elizabeth
has been translated into Dutch and published at Am
sieTdam
DR.. Latham's new English Dictionary leaves
ont hundreds of words which il common Use alo1
good writer's.
Ticknor & Fields have in preparation and VIII
shortly publish several new volumes Of interest incud
ing Spheres Of Life and Duty" by the Rev. l. H.
Chaplin; "Fireside Travels by James Russell Lo~eli
"Azopian, by Harriet T. Prescott; Clever stores O.
Many Nations by John G. SAKE; Familiar Letters
from Europe" by c. c. FELTON,; "ssd.s Gulis;an,'
with an Introduction ny i. W. Emeisoni Looking
Toward Sunset by Mrs. /. Y. Child Poems Of the
War" by George Il. Boxer; together with reprints Of
Brownng's "DTamatis Persona an Illustrated edition
Of Tcauyson Dora GlconWo4s Poems, and other at
trac.iye works.
T. b. Peterson q Brothers announce q new
story in press entitled The Coward, Move! OF Soc
ETY. aud tie Field in 1868" by Henry Moriord author
q Shoulder Straps" and other recent military
names.
The advance orders for Mr.. Greeley's "Hsto-
~ Of the American Conflict Of which Derby Miller,
NewYork city, are the agents, were thirty Thousand
copies, and orders have in TIE Of ten tAou
sand copies month.
Mr.. Bayard Taylor's novel, " Hannah Thurs
ton has been translated into German, and published
IL Hamburg. The translation was made ly his wife,
Mrs. Marie Taylor, daughter Of Prot. Hansen the
disting aishod German astronomer.
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sc refined nee Of &C. ao'in bond 7l972u 1nd Nspbha
s. t017c.
RiCg is inc Eve, md p-'-cs nominal.
SUGAl-n.v f.sa. r -g.ia b"'',l hgt 'he make is
not sc'ive .'a, fal it. noy b4s in tord ~ I3G
lc. e4ah. Refined sery tim ald Qf,e, tend y
ward
SEEDS Covr-ssri only moderate but prices
without material change. Iuoy FL ia fr supp y. and
i uriot 10 $50 1925 = pusl. Rough Fax il hrI,r saes q
go hu.h. O. $3.50
TOBACCO-Ken,gcky j. IN good demand nclry al the
offerings having been licked at a prees sales oi tl bids
at l2d27lc
TALLGW-The market Z. ilU nd prices ere easie. We
quote q u.s. di6i.. foI W tern and (itg.
WHlskY-ine u.rEe. Change wee cerre.se3. m
settled ani lower Bat since 'ou brisk demand snr4ns Up.
and c.ied Improvement u prices was obtained ,aes
.6,O btis 81 Coz - or state aud 81 0Jo 81 70
for Western, closing 81 the extreme g. lures.
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FRIDAY. June 2i-P. NJ

Gold was dull throughout the day; tie leading
bullion brokers bought at 30 and sold at clG in small
lots se few transactions Of rnerchautable lots were
made at 2l3; they were finally free sellers Of thoif
boarded coin at 30 and there appears 10 be but little
desire 10 buy, and tie market has downward ten
tency. Stocks on the street were dull with dspo-
si;on to sell Erie, ll3. Hudson l4oli Rock Island
il3 st the Stock Exchange Government Bonds were
dull: Registered 6s 1891, loJ0O5li Coupon G., 1851,
ll2.all2I; Coupon 520s. lO5alO5g; Registered 52Os.
iO5alOJi; Certificates were / Z, cent hover, being
quoted a. 90 d95i; 1905 April, l07, August lCG.
State Stocks dun; Tennessee G3,,57dJ9Ii Missouri G.,
CsQ6sl. Quicksilver Mining Company, 1904 Coal
Stocks irregular; Delaware and Hudson 24O02l0;
Pennsylvania Coal, 2lO. d2l5; Cumberland, 7l07lii
Central Coal 7o973; American Coal 95Ql00; Pacific
Mail. 265a27O; Atlantic Mail l7jal77 Central Amer.
lean Transit. 37039; New.Yoyk Central. l340l3i
Eric Railway, sl49ll4l: Eric Preferred. li24ll2;
sIudson River I39lGllO; Harlem preferred Of
fcrcd at us Reading 1891 1881 Michigan
Central, l3sl0129 Michigan Southern. 9ll asa
Michigan SouticrR Guaranteed, 40; Panama 30
,alncs Central 1901 al3O; Cleveland and PittsbuTg
ll20ll2l; North Western, 53453.; North Western
Preferred, 81 0sei Cleveland and Toledo. li3QN3
Rock Island, 1ls0ll4l; Chicago, Burlington and
Oiincy l29Ql30; Prairie du Chen. G536s For
Wayne mana TeTre Haute 6l0C2; do
Preferred, 1885, Toledo and Wabash, 6sd
50; do Preferred, &c Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates, 52i0S3 TIE Stock market has beer
very dull al Day. At tie morning session Government
Bonds were in good demand Railway bonds wor'
strong and but small amounts offering tte Railway
shares were weak, with the exception O. Fcw-Yorl
Central ard Erie Railways which were D. quota
ions The balance Of the list was heavy a's stront
desire TO sell for cash manifested. and q.tc lonl
differences paid FOR short time options the call CLOSED
very cary but in the street prices rallied fraction ant
fweIe very steady bnt transactions Of note were made
At tie Second Board prices were firm but dull Their
iyeaI 70 be ~ entire lack Of speculative feeling ant
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,,ou. f,o.e the Post-om,cc

SaSoni" Saturday June 25..................... lOi
For Kew.Orleans by steamer Evening s,aT. Solar
day. Jnne j p
For ireland by steaiGei Cl,y Of Washns;on. satur-
day. June ~ d -
For Furope bv STEINER Thursday June 4 p. "a
S.. csiifornjs OREGON Wellington Territory, aud
the Sandwich lf.ands daily lsHneeys except
sd1 ,.....................st o. N. aud n p m
y.tbAiianv Bufale and Canadas..5 a. NJ. and - ..
North aud West Way T. HA
Westeu Mail via Efie RAILROAD. ....O a. ~ and y y ~
s,b, anI soutl Mails o. De- a. a and lot y.
ras,ern ~, and 6i /. II
Ss,snoy, and fall p. N
Tie Long ls'and Mail closes at....'''o H. md p u
Sunday Ma.ls-On Sunday oil mails close s...,.. "a p
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Machincrn.

DOU,ERS.-Wanted, two PLAIN CYLIN.
- DER BOILERS 30xi0 feet long, aud 30xSt Inches. ~
cnes Boilers and Machinery Bought and Sold.
JOHN STUART. No lS5 Broadway.
DIAPER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE.
--One G. inch FoardIinieT Mssa.-e i8Ic ,,,dsf
Machine; 10 Rag kn-nes Rag ard Rope Picter Pres Cali
ender Rolls, Iron anu paper, Sefng and Dsanis, ~
DERRICkSON X BARfLEfl, No. 10 BtekinsB-st.
DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III ~ WHEELS. -.4
Competent men employed to measure streams make
plans and pat in fumes wheels and gearing.
TALLCOT & UNDERIlILL, ITO Broadway, Ncw.Yort.
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bort iUar0eMs' Noire.
STATE or NFw-YoRK,

poRT-WARDESs OFFICE, No. loi WaA'si.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1884, entitled An
Act to Reorqan1e the "arleus Office OF The Fort Of Nw
Yofk 20 al persons rtsested In having charge Of The
subject matter Of such inquiry examination or survey, that
lie following vessels under examination by the Fort
Wardens and that the said surveys examinations VIII DO
completed within ten days next succeeding VIA notice on
tosId lsid yetses;
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sm7p9sxc ENTmLs.asnNcE.
Port or vEY-Yoa1..--...Irsr


Cleared.
siesmcf--Joserlne Thompsoa, can-f. h-.t'more' VIM
palE-lL
sA.g-wm. Ratht5ne rra,; Liverpool L'~r~nre Giles q
CO.
Baks-Eaiaps UtIey SIDNEY. q" b.. &. G. uulr 20 Co. /;
Spec ivel Itycr. tllk Na-rit Nirsnr- tiilff Hn
Dr. -erirr DrurTlln master. f.yim lnlrlnh ucrics,
Csre iowa. &. % a.. Wm. salem Co.
Irrs-nul.ln lBr.l Eden, Grand Cayman - L"ffcf,t :
A. v Oood1ue o. r1sby ti peningo THO jane Ma
ria ti.r kag. Pea lH' iIrr,rt, nfart ~ .r.tt
schooner. el lower tlas" Providing y -'rh'f'
s1ns Franklin. Alien. n., ~ h. hstois q. IT, Van Na'c
small Co Nassau tbfI Ncisar. c..f.octo"n, T. T. i
Tyne. = ca lib.
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Jnternai neuenue.

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
u TAN NOTlCt.-ln accordance with the pfov.s.ons CT
the get of Congress to provide Internal Royee e pqoV
the Governments and n pay interest the puoic Loot, ap
proved July 1852 and OF the aeu-lsnts thereof notice
hereby that the rolls Of the Eight Go lee
District comprising tie lists Valuations and
tons OF the Assistant Assessors for tie Eighteenth l~eieth
and Twcrtyfrst Wards Of the City o. Newly adns
Income Tax Tor 1863 will be omen for examination p, this
office from y. ~. for hlteen days ffon 10 dats
hereof and that for Eve days thereafter appeals he
ceived and determined by ~ this Office d.l nom 10
to IA, rcllyeto any erroneous or excess vans
ton OF property OF objects Abe duty AL sp
peas be In writing and specify tho partic causes
matter or thing respecting which decision feq"fied Mb
planned Of Dated Nos 239 aud "a iihay Newi City,
this sta day Of June, 1854. y j. bLkEC hhfl
u ). Assessor, Sih District, Neyyogk.
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TO A.b,ny, by Hudson 2. H., e8 Warren-si.. 70
e:22 ?.
st;ast 10 a. H. AID y D. sandy fr,....... p. IN.
To Albany, Cozzon.s Hotel DOCK, West Point,
Nev-bnrsh Ponsl Heepse Rhine seek Catskiu,
lni Hudson. By steamers Dsn'l Dew and c. Nib-
bard leaving Dcsbr0sssst ,andng % 11fst.l a. a. u.
To Baltimore. by the New. Jersey K. r. foot Of
midnight. Sunday 7;3o ?.
To Boston by Now.London line Pier g = r.,
sion.ugioa line, PICK &c y. r.. and I a River
Ire Pier y r. daily Sunday exc Ped .... 5.oOp.
l-.; al t w. D. a and eco P.
s, va sEdre Line Ia nd p M sinly.... 500 p m.
and 10 h. a. and $500 ?.
10 IriascIor b. steamer Bridgeport, from Peek
sip D. x. d1i H.
Long Island, By l.. Z Railroad, nom jlnes-sip
end foot OF kth T.. R...........3a a.. and $3.50
To New Haven, Hartford, and Spfnghed-.team-
ere leave tecN PIP ..i.';.'':t ana IL p H.
and irav AZ g. ~ NJ ~ D. $3.50 81 and 500 p.
10 Newbursh, Cornwall, IVES, Point pougikeepsie
aud RoIdoat, by steamer Mary Powell. leaves Jay
It, landing day.. 81 ?. m
To PoushkceVsie, BY ste4ni oat Thouas Colycr
Leaves Jdy-st.. daily. landing AZ COST. y. y,
Ionsefs.f rlyio"r, West Point, Cornwall new
huTgh I'D q. m
IL the West, Dy Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot Of Ceur. iui'st.. 7 q. ~. and and y.
suudy tr 600 p.
To tie West, by Central Railroad OF New-Jertey,
foot Of Cont O. M IL m ard 1900 p
r. Philadelphia, By Ncw-Jeg,ey Railroad foot Of
Colr' -ili-ft., and 10 BE- fa l. BE, and 3.
AID y aidn gh Observation-Disclosures. 600 p
Pier &c y r. foot Of a. M aud 2:oo p
To Washington, by New.Jersey r. r., foot Of
Courileudtst., 3 aud 10 q. H., "a p ni audi
midnight. Sunday 1880 p.
Fo Information I'm re-ard Railroad Time Tables,
advertisements ~ another part Of this paper.
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fadys'is,.srenll

HUMAN SKULLs.-ETHSJLOGY. Study Of
the Raccs The Greek. Egyptian. Roman. and others
compared Indian Heads TIE African Race, wherein they
dsef Influence q Food Man Circulation u the Blood.
Whisky. Stomach Body. Brain Soul With the Pbysioogy
If Life in the lInsirasd PHHEs oLogcAL JOURNAL i Ju
Donbe No 20 cents. rev Vol s2a y-ar sewssen nave
il FOWLER * v ELS, No JS3 Broadway, NY
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SATURDAY CoycERT.-Ihe Central Park
Commissioners announce thai there VIII be music et the
Central Park on the Mall this afternoon at o'clock
p m. by the Central Park Band under tie leadership
Of H. b. Dodwogth II tie weather is fine. Tie follow
inc is the programme:
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1rvF N-lG g00 bh. Flour 2l00 bh' Whsky, 2'Oo hhl
Corn Meal, $4,000 b.ah. Wheat, $500 Rusn. oats '
bush Corn Loo ks- Provisions 80 p,ss Lard, u Fks
Ashes, s,sol Pkss Oh C.kr.
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VALLANDIGHAM's return from Canada sur
prised eyerybody-but that kESTs FAST lsDIA CoTFfE
,hOud become 50 opua what everybody expected when
once e n,ers were known. sold by oil Price 70
cent Der D. General Depot. No. IA ReaGe-s
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FOURTU OP ,JU

FOURTH or July EXHIBITIONS for private
nares can be bou~ 4 the WHoLEsALE DEPOT EKoEDroR
FTnxyoEKs n ~. Opened the public from June
r. Depo, rem John 10 No. Dey-st. near Broad
way FUNSTON sCoUELD.
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PART 7.

J. llrh Mlffiss T. p bNNOItu
p Gverture 20 " Tampa Harold
2 Anvil Chorus fou " u TIovatoIc1 ...........Nerdi
(. Elizabeth Schott.scL..............H b. DodwoTth
PART n.
s. Quick March from Lucre1ia Borais'. 80. D0uizeii
e. Overture % Frars Jnge '..,..............Bcfoz
= H6n1o finale from Tie Daughter of =.
Mark'- There is no Human Joy ........Belfe
g. Grand selections from II F.alto Ma.co Mozart
PART III.
q The Veterans March. Hsmm
10 Walt Holnarcs Str'hlcn Recommendation
II. Aris from " Loilharli ,Qsal Plca'-.oh
National Pat Pourd.