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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26
ORIGINAL Notice.

CTATE OF IOWA-Woodbury county
- SIS. D:stric: Court in and for Wood
bury county Mary Z. Cassidy vs.. James
D. Test, Easily & WiIlingham and Sam'l.
II. Cassidy.
To the above named defendants: You
are hereby notified that there will be on
Gle in the Office Of tie Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and Woodbury. county on
the Is. day Of February, A. d. 1864. the
petition Of Mary E. Cassidy asking to have
the Trust Deed, executed by her to James
D. Test as Trustee, and bearing date De-
cember 81, 1858, and Recorded in the
Escorder's Office Of Woodbury. county on
page AIT Of Mortgage Record A, and EN-.
hracing in its terms lots 10, II and IL of
block 81, Of Middle Sioux City, set aside
and Cancelled. Now unless you appear
and answer thereto on Or before noon of
the q day Of the next term Of the Dis
trict Court in and for Woodbury. county
to b. begun aud holden at Sioux City on
the l.. Monday of April, 1864, being the
4th day Of April, 1864, default will be
entered against you and judgment rem.
dered thereon 10 accordance with the
prayer Of the petitioner.
Sioux City, January 22d, 1864.
TREDwAY g. CURg1ER, Plffs Auys
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I'VE events trarspriaS in the sections orcuried
| Ivy the two HoateEdIug Armies are Of vital in
teSest 10 It's all, because they nearly relate our
families and friends. A newspaper il the me-
dunn through which are kept in communication
with those Armies. The propretors of the Nonpa-
rcl intend :" make their Taper As near mirror Of
passing events II is sshie to do. AID in order
that Nil possess themselves Of it have couclued
t. al 1T tA4 following their Of suiscrip-
uon II tho
weekly Eonpaweii Single copies, So 90;
Five copies - 81; lea copies 5000.
ny such reduction We hope 10 largely increase
oar list within the adjoining countiee. We arc
giving mere E"Ct reading matter in paper han
is furnished by ally ether Western journal, and at
latest News are unrivalei, Leing the only paper
ceiyin. Ieegra. bic Dispatches.
10 shall be thankful to our readers for aid
they n,a! give It's in extending cur circulation.
The Tri-ve.kIy Eonparcil--Is issued
subscribers nj the low price OF 81 90 rer year It
cont AIMS MI the matter Of two issues Of the Daily
and is suited TO the mail arrangements North of us
The Daily Fonpareil--ysi issued every af-
teTaoon Sundays excepted, and furnished Z tho
.oii0Ning rates. Mail Subscribers s. per quarter.
The establishment, firm basis. Of Daily Pa
per in Council Bluffs. has been difficult task, nd
not at NIL remGneratise bat locking to the future
Of our young and growing City We have strusg led
on, and today the Daily Sonpsreil is pc rmanent.
thaakfnl and shall he more deeply obligated by =
continuation cf their patronage.
EoNrAREIL PRINTING CO.
Council Bluffs J "A IS, 1854
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NEWS FOR THE UPPER MISSOURI.
~ THE


published at Omaha, Nebraska Territory, 10 the
only Daily journal published en- the Missouri Rlore
that contains full TeleSraphic Reports.
All news received up to midnight of the morning
Of publication will be found in it's "olumns md tho
paper leirg ma lied the same morning enables us to
furnish subscribers at Sioux City, aud all poi nta
above Omaha, many hours in advance Of any othsr
journal. ne The DAILY NEBRASkIAN never
misses the naiis."aA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26
CHICAGO, IOWA B. NEBRASKA
Air Lime

49,
OPEN TO MARsHALLll-l6l Mites
" pest Of Mississippi rirer, and 29O
miles west cf Chicago-The Shortest
and Quickest Route between Chicago
and Central Iowa-No change Of Cars
or Baggage between Chicago and Mar
shall Good Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains tetreen Cedar Rapids and
Chicayo-Fare as Lou as by any other
route-Iime 6etween Des Moines and
Chicago only % hours!
Marshall is twelve miles farther due west a less
distance by stage from bes Moines, over a much
batter road and ID miles less distance by rail to
Chicago than Grinnell.
Passengers and Shippers are invited to examine
this line before they credit the Misrepresentation
Of the NJ. & NJ. and c. r. J! Line, that they are
the ''ony Short quick, reliable. no change of Cars
Line" from Central Iowa to Chicago From and
after Monday, April 20. 1863, Trains will run AZ
follows:
Going East.-Night Exprcssleaves Marshall at
$50 . IA on arrival Of Stages from Des Moines;
Cedar Rapids 700 p. Clinton lllO p. m, and
arrive in Chicago next morning in time for all
morning trains going north or east.
Day Train leaves III srshall at s a. m :, Cedar
Rapids at $50 IA. and arrive at Clinton at 40
p. m. Passengers to Clinton by this train
take Night Express for Chicago, remain until
next morning at $50, and arrive in Chicago At
3G5 p.
Going West--Night Express leaves Wells St.
Depot in Chicago at $40 in the evening; Clinton
BIG q. IN; Cedar Rapids 700 m, a nd arrive at
Marshallat lo:l5 a m. Passengers leaving Chi
cage this train at $50 in the evening arrive in
Des Moines early next evening.
Day TraiA leaving Chicagr at a. m arrives at
Clinton at p. n. Leaves Clinton at 500 a. M,
Cedar Raj ids 3:1o P. M, and arrive at Marshall
at $50 IN.
Passengers going East from Tecatur, Onawa,
Omaha, Council Bluffs, D"s Moines, Sioux City, Fl.
Dodge. and all points est Of the Des Mones river,
procure Tickets at the >tage O.ices Of Fhos.
IIattcn, Jr at LIS Moiues Passengers leaving
Des MOnos In the morning arrive in Chicago early
next morning. Rs BE and get tickets by way
Of MARSHA LL.~Ga
unectins-At Turner Junction WITH
Trains for trrtlor:, Drn'e!th. Prairie du Chen
! and latEU"E".
/ At Dixon with Trains Of Illinois CentralRR
At CLINTON With Boats On Mississippi river.
A. X Wiz ith STAGES ia DaveAIcrt and Ma
G~oketa.
! AtrlHrcncc with Stage for Upton
! 1T Cedar KII ids with >tagcs for Marion Iowa
! City. Nu'on, 'tI.r Fails and Northern iowa
At El4irtown with Stage 20 Marengo; and at
! MARSHALL with $tagcs fer nes NJ oines Council
! Bluffs. Omaha. lI!ura, hoomshoro, Fort Dodge,
! sioux City, ana III crneGiate points.
Freight iea>iuE MaI5Lau in the morning
reaches thiCCG HEEt H2or!i and Freight leaving
! Chicago al night arrives in Marshall mex; night
Without change Of cas-.
! Z. +. TAhCOTT. ConV Sup't Chicago.
| I. =. HOW +. Asst Sup t., Clinton.
J. {. GAIIT, Cen Freight Agent, Chicago.
| Q. C0fIL", Travelling gent. .vol6no2-em
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that we can give
satisfaction Doth a. to style and price
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The attention Of Country Mercha tel 9
olicited to ourJobbing Department.

A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
tho best rates will be paid. Also.
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and ali
kinds Of Produce taken in OK ohange
for Goods.
r. BUCHRUCKER,
Sioux City, Iowa, May ao,h, 1862.
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Masonic.

CIOUX City Lodge, No. 1o3, A. +. & A. d. meet
- at the Masonic Halt on Wednesday on or before
the full moon. All Masons in good standing are
fraternaily invited to attend.
JoHNP. ALLIsON,W.M M.
G.. W .CHAmBkRLIN, Sec'y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

A Curs Doo-I was standing on the
corner Of some street and reading the
bills Of some sheatrsp whsn my attention
was called away to my feet, where small
poodle dog was trying to make his acqualn'
lance with me, although never saw h''
dogship before. / chased him away, but
my anger may be imagined, on beholding
my nice polished boots-they being any
thing but clean. walked over to boot.
black, who stood not mile from there
had them repolished; but would you
believe it, kind editor and reader? Twas
almost dumb founded with surprise and
establishment, on beholding the same poo.
die dog operating in similaa manner on
another victim like myself; first by dip,
ping his forepaws in the mud, and then by
placing them on the victims boots, made
them look anything but clean; and Is soon
as the dog had done what be had to do
off be ran, and, we suppose. looked for
another customer. It is useless to add
that the dog and the said boot-black were
Of the firm of Poodle & Co.
>>>
CLOSING SCENES OF LlrE.-The last
words Of Thomas Jefferson we're, ~ re.
sign my soul to my God, and my daughter
to my country" John Adams, near his
end, reused by the firing Of cannon, and
being told the people were rejoicing for
the Fourth Of July, at is great and
glorious day" and expired with the words
Independence forever!' trembling on
his lips. The Commercial Advertiser
states, that when the noise Of the firing be.
gan at midnight Monroe "opened his eyes
inquirinsly, and when the cause was com.
munica,ed to him look of intelligence
indicated that he understood what the oc.
casion was" We know not If there be
upon record more striking instances than
these, of the "ruling passion strong in
DEATH
The FEMALE HEARr.-The female heart
may be compared to a garden, which,
when well cultivated, presents continued
succession Of fruits and flowers, to regale
the soul and delight the eye; but, when
neglected, producing crop of the most
noxious weeds; large and lourishing. be.
cause their growth is in proportion to the
warmth and richness Of the soil from vhicb ,
they spring. Then let this ground be
cultivated; let the mind of the
young and lovely female be stored with
useful knowledge, and tho Influence of
though undininished in power,
will be like 81 the diamond of the DESERT
sparkling and pure, whether surrounded
by tho sands Of desolation, forgotten and
unknown, Or pouring its refreshing streams
through every avenue Of the social and
n oral fabric.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

~ Tin and Japanned Wares good assor cnt
always on hand which Is made In the most durable
manner. Also, Eve Troughs, Conductor Pipes. Tin
roofing, &c. CHAS. X. SMITH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

Cnpitular Mnsonry.-sioux City II. A.
Chapter, No. &c. meet ut their Hall on Douglas
street. on Thursday or before the full moon, Al
RIA. Mss,nsin good alta nding are fraternallyinvi-
ed attond. l.. d. FARMER, II. Fl.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

SAooA oAi1 '>n~A''-
Boob A1aa Job
Power Press Printing Establishment
SMITHS BUILDING, PEARL STREET,
Ter srAIRs,)
Sioux City,. .......1owa.
Having the best Of material used in the
art, and constantly making additions to
the same, is prepared to execute, 10 the
best manner, at short notice, a"u on
reasonable terms
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS,
INVITATION TICKETS,
COUNTY BLANKS,
sHEEIFFs BLANKS.
BALL TICKETS,
JUSTICES BLANKS,
PROTESTS,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

TO BUSINESS MEN.
Multiply the Means, aud you Multiply
the returns" is one Of the established
maxims in business, that has
MADE THE Fortunes
OF thousands of men, that have common
ced with nothing but their individual en-
terprise 30 depend upon. The office is
supplied with one Of Ruggles' celebrated
JOB PRESSES,
For the printing Of Circulars, Bill Heads,
&C., whereby the price Of printing have
been materially reduced, so tina, can now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26
Call, Call, Call,

D~We can afford TO, and will sell q
our goods at prices which iu these times
will make i an object both in purse and
happines for the Rich and Poor, the Eco.
nomist and the Improrident, the Epicurc
andthe Frugal to purchase cfus.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26
sUCCEssFULLY COMPETE

with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be served at home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

-. Cash for the seller and satisfac4.>, ).
10 the purchaser, il the business motto Of
Mostly II. D.. BOOZE l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26
Thrilling Tales and Novelties

AL@AAlIA-a AGIos s.Au OFeleIteS
Are the Aes' published anywhere. All the mo.t
popular wrtcrsar' emHo.ei to write originally for
'Iettrsr Il HI iN64 il addition - its list qua
t.y # s;jortst 1i@9. four orl nal Copyright Now
81 It's VII be gwen, ~ Ann ) STEPHENS, Ella Rod
ma Il, =, TX Lee EcNc e. and tie author OF Tho
Second Life" 1t also publishes
Fashions ahead Of all others,
Each number in addition 70 the colored plate gives
Boaucts. Ct4aks and dresses, cngra, ed wood -
Also. a PATTERN, frcU which a Dress, Mantilla. or
GEiil's Dress can I've cut cat, without the aid of
mautua. maker. Aiso, several / ges Of Household
and ether Receipts.
Terns~-k.v ayG in Advanced One co..
p, a1n yrt", 80 three copies tur one year, So
five copies !5 g year, $500: eight copies for
year. SO, Address, pest paid.
CHARLES PETERSON,
Gecj7 333 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
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Sioux City,. .......1owa.

Having the best Of material used in the
art, and constantly making additions to
the same, is prepared to execute, 10 the
best manner, at shor. notice, and GA
reasonable terms
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

@- This being enc ofthe oldest estab.
ilshments 10 the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
dation Of buyers. The goods are a new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assure
ed that in buying at our establishment
they will get good articles at the loves,
prices.
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L. steamer hdIrAl Coma sudsr E4ion, rom re Coast
BocssjrF squsdron Ls NV Orleans .'n "a NJ e.
o. the Isth spoke steamer Creole ion NJ" ioA i0
sie,a.r TiHs a. 8 Gsn.rof), B0Ou' Aie''ndd' 20
hQurB 20 L. ;. QlArielEasier
E'ip Lrgov insvl KIM II" sir@n n J. .
shp Li4 Moses efBs'hl, py.sno Ser Ff,ne.o hes ri
3a'e ~ 70 SVsli ls a. c. Nom jan 70 r5.d The
nr In the Altar he Ll.tn u.s. lon j5 IN day OUT l"s N.
y p trades ID IS y L1pae ~ iof Tie pay -, % , a,'
remarkably plclssn weather duf Nc p,.,,e,' ID, - -
Slip EHn May Orb Ingram, bgenos AJio- % days voc
BiiE Lanrs Rs,. Bfo-n Csafasso' 10 days. .vsE sni
Bsll asro Or. Gosdy, C.rden- isy' sss- 81 honey
10 s i.i, shsiasid ,Br) Rob.rt..p. rro,.l,u'~
Vars Sacramento 49, NrN BrdHri
Bafs Caroline l3f R9eihndl rsiard, 1fnii'd 10 daJF
r.. c,n.r.ro ,i pai1 Palermo a. dsy. frui a.
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I.rs k.LsHs,s dBfl. Gordon. Fao chow loo Dec 70.
tee 10 Hooih G.. fus.d tflitf Ian pr tip,1 p'4
n lao D. o. fspoii.ue.d h.i rsaas wind ed n' n D.
fri i,.r.,,s ,D.p) Ful na J.a.ss . d,y' eaa's 90
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M Haven aHi p.ti1 .t..s ~ 'ru Iafs
na, a. rIlts. l.ifI sHH tiaonsf' O. iiy' 'arf
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Fires.
IN nIyISInN STREET.

IS DIVISION STREET
The root OF the building No. ii Division street
was damaged ty FIRE late on Thursday night. julius
Fisher straw hat blcacher loses about $50 by FIRE and
water. Insured for 2O00 IN the Gcrmania Company
IN OAK STREET.
The stables of Patrick Burke in tho rear OF
No % OAK street were completely destroyed carly On
Friday horse belonging TO the same person was
burned Loss about $3.50. No insurance. The rort
building belonging M. John Fisher, also slight
ly damaged By FIRE and water.
IN CEDAR STREET.
The premises No. I2i Cedar street, occupied
By Mrs Dolberry as q dwelling. was damaged by IRE
yesterday 10 the amount Of $500 no insurance.
rs THIRTY FoURTH STREET.
The dwelling No. 3j7 West Thirty-lourth
street occupied by John Fraser Vas damaggd 10y IRE
Yesterday 10 the amount Of g. 900, owned by Robert
H. Golf and insured for 5000 in the hecLanies ava
Traders Company nr Fraser loses on fur1.i gov
insured for 500 in tie Market Co. No. - y owned
and occupied by Robert IT. Golf who loses, Oh building
and furniture. $780, insured for $1,000 on building IN
Peter Cooper Co.. ard s. so on furniture in the Globe
LOmpany.
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Special Notices.
Continued from seventh Page.

POST OGce Notice.-Fhe Mails FOR Great Britain andthe
Continent via Southampton and HAMBURG per steamer So
MONA and for Ireland via Queenstown, steamer CITY
or BALTIMORE viii close o. this office on SATURDAY,
the 30h day u april lOi o'clock and ~ the uptown
stations follows: Stations and y, 10 3. stations
and d. ~ a. H.: Stations ard r, IA. station O,
Il III. ADRIAN " Ahi.atA4'' iosiuleslef
For -als-ihat splendid and valuable ihOh MANFAt-
IT RING ESTABLISHMENT IN thu CITY Of Toledo, on the
bank 81 The rv.r foot q Elm. It's river front with
coed dock ard extensive Of Tools and Machinery
Patterns d Foundry FIXTURE the Manufacture Of steam
ngue. CASTING aud Iron Work gcntTy also the Tools
and PATTERN. 1r tie Manufacture ~ American Hrdv are
formerly owned by tic Rochester So,sity No- This -s
tssiyr establishment With Us superior location, wiz Dc sod
barrsin 20 parties wishing .o cugse M u oil
Iron Mofk or Agricultural. Implements. GO. r. fOhf-
ROY Myers block, Toledo, o., 81 H. J. RUSSELL on ihe
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
LAW COURTS FOR MAY.


On Monday, the ID proximo, the Law courts oi
this city aud county their siings or he May
term 0f tie Supreme Court there viii be General Term
suecA Term aud Circuits Presiding Justice Leonstd
and Jur,ses Cerko and Barnard assigned % hold me Gen
.ra Tenn Justice Sutherland VII sit ia Part j. ri The Circuit
and for the Special Term judges om some oe
iu3c- district the State will be called In Chamber Wi
be held by the Judges sitting In the General Term 49,
OF the Superior Court thrIe viii he General Tern hello by
Chief Justice Robertson with Associate justices HARBOUR shl
bcCunn Special Term 20 be held by Justic" D1iNi Ano
two Isl Part by Judge MoncTie and fth H. Dy
Judg. Mcneil. 49, I'll, 4, -. Gil
Terms FOR IA. trial Of TACT Part by DAN hI''
udre and Par, II. by Judge brdyi and Sp".-l lcrE
Tor s,nes Of and Chamber business 10 be held Dy Judge
CsrioTO ...z
siding opens on Tuesdsy while the Aprl tenn Of ne L. -
Cregt Court will be cont nued through the month q May
Judge Nelson having cOmpcted his srd0ue hhrs A. w ah
ngon a. Jodr- ofth- United States Supreme Couii TIE
stngs Of which Court have recently terminated 10 al M
nome in Coopes,own expected 10 at with Judg" snip
n,n durng portion the month Of May IN the trial Of sY
rel important criminal upon The Calendar among "h
kohnsenn fraud ~. down for tna o. 81 early
day. 80, q,
In the Supreme Court General Tenn tho case % the Fe9pe
Cooke Dc bounty broker will probably be hoard On nc
writ o. from tho Cont Sessions spd the Argument Of
which will be looked for With int-p.s interest.
AtOget eT the month % May wifi be very buoy The
calendar. hctyy and their remains bit other term
before the summer vacations the lawyers viii probably dis
p2se Of a laIss r.uber q! Aii.at!ga5'
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4 MYSTERIOUS CASE-About q month sine"
young lady u Ii years daughter of a respectable San-
uau.n named Henry Leland, residing in Myrtle avenue
near Wilson street Brooklyn, Il. D. LETT her home Tor
Bridgeport Conn. where she was 10 meet young man
who had been paving her lis addresses and remain
three DAYS She not heard from for three weeks
when her parents wrote the Young man, who does Dust
ness IN Courandt street New York. telling him th"t
lie would lie held responsible for her disappearance
The young then called at the house and told inc
family that the girl whose name is Ada Leland was
either dead or dying in bridgeport, where he had re
Gently Jeff her lie appeared much aCtated and lett an
address where she was b. found which proved 20 DC
bogus The police OF that city assisted The lathei
that the Young woman had died his charge, ana peen
secretly buried at night Much mystery SURROUNDS 'he
case al present.
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AuIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEW Y0RK.."".APEIL 70


Cleared.
S,etrn-r-Mafths Stevens Chinee, Baltimore William
ship-o.wogo Sortop, New Orleans, s,arGi', Cearman
60.
Bsri,-uen1y Tfcwbhdse. peuife B,'bAioe', n Ifow
bIidges Son: ColBHbus Breu.l i~tdcs bu'n". A.r"''
Garrett, Mev.r. ur~n 81 the Flo~ tBr) He,'on Quebec
tduieou Broa John Carver Nichols, hs'tnkAs, WASH
Carver; En,e.tine tBrl, Kinney Oa'so" hdm''"n
Bris.-Masso Mcneil steele, T T. Island Tyne' Smith
J. CangJon (Brl Eolbes HAlifaI, Al. J. G 4 DoNoi'
p l. Ns,ns tBr.). Cole, hAIboT One D., = SssiaI
SOM Baltic Cooper st. Jobu. y. H., Tupp,f bea'iis
s.nsrn span Wine ~ Domingo tity, A. & Hos..au
o.. Hsii.a (Brl, Hodsjou, Hamilton, Bermuda, NJ
Coll FT.th. .. 49,
scf5oners-D. Townsend. Towr'end Phial.lphiA N; I.
Ruryon CO.; Frances smith. Bowen, PA de phi, d.
s. Appesae, Huutlsy. Philadelphia, do: pani. Smart,
Dl.su. n sde' piA DO. J. " bolnry hHAh. Ihs.a.'
Ma j. A. statsou: Aaa E'ddse, Lake Asrorna-, VI. T.
Runyon 4 Go Heny Gbb.. snow. New BEDFORD f,ru'ou
A Wood; V How smal Ncrsirh Jed frye Co.i LaVina
lane ko,ehum, Warrington, NJ, Bei'Ni a. stewart,
ibraias Wd.brron .eniloy. Smith e ~ Wnshung
ton Barter baltimore Merrill Abbott, y. Leach sherman,
Bsnsor ]. y iaiaDd Jossphns "a'efbury, Providence
L. hfnuy. q,
Warren Cumming Providence, fsfusonk WOOD
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S7RcULATIoN.-Notcon content with the regular
Brokers Board, the irregular evening Exchange and
the outside gathering Of William street gamblers
speculation is so rampant that new stock exchange
WARTS on Monday at No. IL Broad street where, until
It, permanent quarters ready ii wiz be held The
public will be admitted to gallery in the meeting
room and can transmit their orders to the brokers by
pages during the call OF stocks The new quarters Will
be finished in GbOut six weeks
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TBRorGH LIFE.
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and retain Ia KrgUtKgD PCsIIIos, without .Ac aid "
suy other yylo'1non. ....... 80
quick crop to come gtfry tAe ls 0faat
oil, JrrmaHsaf dUk elssfg apr.ifIHsf 49,
itw R,81rs al DlEfyg keep The tc1p C.e1n, and the
Hair St-,cf, Mort and son
II contain. oil siroho aHy otter nafou. nsredeni-,
aud l. lie
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
~ THE WORLD.
1T IS A LUXURY m ~ 4 LUXURY TO USE 1T
Sold Eyefy~h-r.. Pdoe fny Goats. Nho.osals Depot,
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r,,,ert.;,.r,c.t. TITS Day asi rvcrine,
ro, L,oh f ,befe,s AMI o. con cefgeit "t daieT
f,sy'rgfi h. oft-S cr.Unbs II nis liGler
NsLIACK's Ta.ATEE The Strrrc
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NiSlpR GAHDf S-Ihe SIrcefeas.
CryNPrc TuEATKE--Our Nlr--Loytlrh
Foxs ON BowYRY-poup Of Cudios Cave.
BARSuHs--Ponip Of tucl0- Cave, @c.
EsT1oCsr. ACapENY OF DfsiGN-N CrS- OF an
EIpporHR TKoS--E T. uestrian PeTiounanc"s
EaPy On ,PEI~-MsmnOtl Sjcreo=coIuco
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BATCHFLLoRS BAZAAR, HUDSON, N.Y. nave
tested rosvrIi WhRSERs CoIORIFIc. and found excel
Ind r The Hair f-ld Nhiskrs. Gives natural appearance
No trouDle ia applying IL. Ny customers Ike vry n D.
~ oil soon TAX the rlscc Of other Dyes JAMES BhrChf LLoR
Coors beautiful brown or black One application, without
wash or preparation. Try it-you will use 40 other Depot
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