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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18
CHICAGO, IOWA &, NERRl& il

Air 1s1he

81 "' !. Air Limo -
as y
|'OPEN TO MARsHALL,l-l6l Mit.
" .eest Of Mississippi rirer, and 80
miles Oest # Chicago-The Shortest
and Quickest Route betxeen Chicago
and Central zowa-No change Of Cars
or Baggage betreen Chicago and Mar
shall Good Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains betUeen Cedar Rapids and
Chicago- Fare as Lor as ~ anvotAer
route- Time Letreen Des Noines osd
Chicago only % hours!
Marshallis twelve miles farther due west, tess
| distance by stage from Des Moines, over a much
batter road and ~ miles less distance by RAJ, to
Chicago than Grinnell f.. .~
Passengers and Shippers are invited to examine
this line before they credit the misrepresentation
Of the NJ. NJ. and c. l. 4. ]. Line, that they arc
the "cnly short. quick, reliable no change Of Cars
Line" from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April 20, 1853, Trains will run ~
follows:
Going East--Night Exprcssieav Marshall at
$500 III. on arrival Of Stages iron Des N oines );
Cedar Rapids 200 p. m Clinton ll:lo p. M, and
arrive in Chicago next morning in time for all
morning trains going north or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at s 4. M, Cedar
Rapids at $50 a. and arrive ut Clinton Mt $50
pm. Passengers to Clinton by this train can
take Night Express for Chicago, remain until
A next morning at $50. and arrive in Chicago At
3:G5 p
Going west..Nght Express leaves Wells Sc.
Depot in Chicago at s: 80 in the evening; Clinton
BAG a. ~; Cedar Rapids 700 q. nd arrive at
| Marshall at 1915 II m. Passengers leaving Chi.
eago this team ut $50 ia the ming arrive in
| Des Moincsearly next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicagr at a. m. arrives At
Clinton at p. m. Leaves Clinton at 9:,oa. m.
Cedar Rapids $40 p. m, and arrive at Marshall
| atS:30p
! Passengers going East from Tecatur. Onawn,
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Dcs Moines, Sioux City, It.
Dodge, and all points est of the Des Mones river,
procure Tickets at the Stage Offices, Of Fhos.
! Hatten, Jr, at Des Moines Passengers leaving
next morning. HS- BE sure and get ,Aets by way
Of MAEsHALL.-Na
| Connect Turner Junction WITH
| Trains for Freeport, Dunleith. Prairie du Chen
and Lacrosse.
At Dixon with Trains of Illinois CentralH n.
| At Clinton with Boats on n Mississippi river.
| At Dc Witt with Stages foi Davenport and Ma.
| quoketa.
| At Clarence with Stage for Upton.
| At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Marion. Iewa
City, Ninfon, Cedar / alls and Mort htrn Iowa
| At Blairtown with stage for Marengo: and at
| Marshall with Stages for Des Moines. Council
| Bluffs, Omaha. Eldora, Boonsboro, Fort Dodge,
| Sioux City, and intermediate points.
| Freight leaving Marshall in the morning
| Chicago at night arrives in Marshall next night
! without change Of ears.
! 4. Il. TALCOTT, CenI Sup't. Chicago.
!. B. HI 'ss't. Sup't., Clinton.
| JIG. tn. ~, Gen. Freight Agent, Chicsgo.
0. CoTTLE, Travelling Agent. Ivolenoe-6m
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ON AHA s. CHICAGO BANK.
" OMAHA, N. I.

THIS RANK is now doing al cgiti ina Il D ank .
i ing business, and will discount as literally 10
theirdepositars and dealers as any hank in Ito
wsst-w llparchsse shor,time Bill. on all the plin.
cipalcitscsin the Union-huy and sell Exchsngc
OH New fark-allow interest on Deposits and tor
the maloaati Of farm ersand thos living
distance, the Bank will be open TO the transacti
ofbusinessand the redemption Gifts Note.fron
A. NJ, untilsla 7. M. - III"
ELI. a. II. McCOLLOM, Cashier.
II. d. SACKETT President.
Omaha. n r. Dee 20 1869.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18
COUNCIL BLUFFS N0NPARE|l,
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-Weekly d Weekly.


1NHE events transriring in the sections occupied
by the Two confer ding Armies are of vita! in
tetest to lis all, because they nearly relate to
own fAml lies aud friends. NEWSPAPER is he
dunn through which arc kept in con mGnica,ien
with those Armies. The prop rietors OF the Nonla.
reii intend to make their PAPER minor Of
passing ents it is possible do. and in order
that al! may possess themselves of it kn,e concued
T." adopt the following as their terms Of salscrip
tier 70 the
Weekly Nonpareil .Single copies, So, 90;
Five copies 81 30; Ten copies $1,000.
BY such reduction, We hope to largely increase
our list within the adjoining counilee. We arc
giving more ~ cd reading matter in our paper Ian
is furnished by any other Western journal, and at
latest News are unriyaled. being the only Ialer
ceiving Tele graphic Dispatches.
We shall! he ,hankiu nj to readers for auy aid
they may give us in extending cur circulation.
The Tri-weekly Nonrnreil--Is issued
subscribers at the low price OF Sito er,tar II
cont aims all tho matter of two issues ot The Daily
and is suited TO the msilarranso mens Moth Of us
Tho Daily Fonparetl--Isi issued every AZ
ternoon Sundays excepted and furnished = tho
oilowing.Iates: Mail subscribers S. per quarter.
The establishment, fl rn ba.is Of n Tally Pa
per in Council Bluffs. has teen u difficult task,
not at all remauerati,e. But locking 10 IT,. future
gu, and to-day the Daily Nonrsrel is pei maA.It.
To our pat rons who have stood by We are very
thankful, and shall be mere deeply obligated by =
continuation Of their pat ronace.
NuNfARElL PRINTING CO.
Council bluffs, Jan. Is. 1864.
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"a l respectfully solisit the patronage Of
the bnsiness men. Of this And adjoining
counties, feeling - Cd that wecAn give
sstitiAstion both q 70 style and price.
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The Magazine for tho Tim es.

DETERsON'S MAGAZINE, tho b-s,
i aud cheapest in the world for Ladies. his
popular monthly Maya ziDe ill DC greatly nprov-
u Tor 1854. 1t will contain
One thousand pagssof Reading,
Fourteen pie nd id Steel Plates,
Twelve Colored Fashion plates.
Twelve ColoreG berlin work Patterns,
Nine hundred wood cuts,
Twenty four pages o! Music.
All t:'is will be given for Only two dollars year,
q dollar less than Magazines Of the class OF "Ps-
terson." Its
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Are the bcs, published anywhere. All the most
popular writers employ ed to write llaly for
"reterson." n 1854, in addt ion lite qua L.
tity Of short stories, four original Copyright Nov,
e Is will be given, by Ann stephens, lila Eod
man. Erenk Lee Benc,ic ct and the author OF .'1hs
Second Life ltalso publishes
Fashions ahead Of all Others,
Each lumber in addition to the color plate gives
Bonncts. Cioaks and Dresses engraved Oh weed -
Also, a pattern, from which Dress, Mantilla. Or
CLild's Dress can be cut out, without the aid of .
man maker Also, several pages OF Household
and other Receipts.
Terms--Alw in Advancing co.
ply, one year, So; three copies for year, IS
copies fol year. 81, 90 eight copies for ono
year, $40. Address. post paid,
CHARLES PETERSON,
dccl7 3o6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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oUccEssruLLY COMPETE

with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 90 abroad for their work,
when they can BE- served 1t home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

FV~VAo 1~V10~ ~ ~~oSSAO&AA
- vi ,a,n;> s2aiu4--- wi .@,t9ms4 ~4
yarom 7s,dt grta~ tss1yra,n ~, 10
! ~ ) ! | !
look to your Interests.
Befcrcycu 30 to Sioux City to buy your goods q
me sall yonra'tsntion t. my1srgaaaa weIi.slsstsd
DRY GOODS, ' .'."'' , III,
W. # HATS, SHOES, ..a7. H.
>,"ra4 BOOTS, IT tea g. ..L
IT,. -. GROCERIES, t...
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
III" 'A'". DRUGS, &C., '.." :
SASH, GLASS,
AND NAILS,
b ..-t tsg5st... r. III 49,,
!, Ny Goods were bought for ca,h in St. Louisa nd
Cincinnati and having adoptedthe strict Cash busi'
little lower than they can be bought elsewhere In
tho upper country. All l want yout" do IL 20 give
me call before 70" 60 70 sioux City to
Duy ."ndtf l can'lotsnit you in price nd quality
then shall ask you not to buy. by selling my
GOODSfor CASH, an enabled tossl
, Mems Brogan Shoes At from 81 rs, to
$l,75 per pair; Mems Cloth Gait.
ers and other Shoes in pro-
81, portion; Mems Kip
Boots $3.50 per
Pair, and up. u I
wards; t&4 .:
-. Calicoes from
l24 to Is cts. per
yard Lawns Il! cents
and upwards; Summer
- Clo,hing cheaper than any other
place in the country; GROCERIES
PROPORTIONATELY LOW.
nal would also ca1l your attention 70 my large
stock Of IA Tn IN u I'm Plt ~ eAsa. Of hsistsst
improvements and styles, which will bs 30 vsryld
chsap. In thisstock WILDE found
GRAIN CRADLES,
SCYrHS,
'- SNATHS,
RAKES,
PITCH FORKS,
HAY RACKS,
v... PLOWS,
CULTivAToRs,
HOES, &C., &c.
..l,f
AND in fact all necessary implimentsfor thetarm
and garden. My motto il" Quick Sales and small
rro6ts"--what this country wants. Now don't
forget-.itis
ECKHART,s STORE,
Dakota City,
Where you will hnd these articles cheap.
E f@~s C.P ECKuARr.
Dakota City. N. r., May 3oth, 1862.
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Strayed,

LHROM the pssturc Of the supscribsr, Perry
IL Greek. on or about the 18th uit., ono small
biack HORSE, with . Star In fore ead, and two
white hind fest. abeMt Avs yeAss ~. gAsy pcrson
returoiug said animal, giving information whore
II may b. found, will be literally rewsrdsA.
s#S @''s@fsa4 E#4 @"t 't J. p. P1NokNEY.
Sioux City, Jan. ~, 'os--4ws' "
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

Forthe printing Of Circulars, Bill He ads,
TO-, whereby the price Ut printing have
bean materially reduced 80 that ! can now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

~ tn aad JapAnned wAre--a good assoft inner e
always On hand which IA made In the moot durable
manner. Also, Eve Tsoughs, Conductor Pipes. Tin
roofing. he. $%3 @@7*17# CHAS. X. SMITH.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-18

Having the best Of material used in the
art,, and constantly making additions to
The same, is prepared ~ execute, i" the
best manner, Ut short notice, and on
reasonable terms,
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's r'on' JAMIE - Ks on
49,. ~, 60 ", '''',,."'' '''' ''-''r'l
,.' ' "'Nui"s ut warrington h'''
go. "''' '""uy houSc' "hcfe govern
@ :" '''po"'''' h''u''0uf' "'sl"r'ed
Wv ~
mahner 'hM brought disgrace UPON The
f -'N gov '''e " e'"'e SUE ''ons 'NA'
'o"' ""iey was oeh'b thaue una Illegally
~ worry 'arse sums "heh MI bHooAs
sns"' uis s's'emont ue opposition laughed de-
HWY MO he loyal prss' OF the country
sncoA"'e'y puohsned series Of indignant cuio'
- onou"e"s 'ne Nopperheads' Tor th's weak
o'se"o Inc hepuoiicah memlers Of Congress
.ne" orsSns' soun"iy oefaei Mr. bpooks Tor
MIC ui'''s'"llcrh o' inc secretary OF Tie
J' N~ouiin"se oi inquiry was ut'"tn",''
~" '"us1o oy 'ne "epu'''cHh mein'ers. Suisse
ra' ~ ""AsA 'o'H ''S ii''''e '"' rt "a7q"
~nn* ~ MAYO Ms oh'lA' combat iiqNss- 'il.o.
Sn "sahon "ss e'eh'naHV 'fir'H S'd d"
omn'oe 'ppoihie'' II''c .oni ria'n scat Tor
WHY P|rs'hs sno Iafsc p'' Cd i'p'''; 'lr2'
many weeks IN theI 'u'"'u.li ID. -nj -. : 49,
Jared TWO reports IHe n~Ifiy "3 d s
"A""ssnine aocu'h'n' WHEREIN 're ''.-. 80
wave mat no evidence WA addn'"d '-'r r.t.
N. NV o"n i"uoui'l''. "54rA ~ ne :
'ney "r'hef declare ~" po'"sc c-
WITS '''' "eh 'nsce by Ir''ate b4nt noe !'n-
* s~p'' A'ohS' W ufesk up tie s"s'om aHolc.
W '"' "o'''u'n"N 'or printing ~ own cuI.cI'''.
~ an expression oi ce-h1ea,c ~ Er.
SNA. A'' ''p''N''naeht oi ne Bank roc ps.li-
n.y. ioe minority VI 'he'r report sl'd t,lt '"hc-
-, ...N',, '''' mo hut "A very
~. % -. .s'''''' '-' d" TT saooSs
Wv '0u7'' iN' i1'or's' report
1'p'' N' way 'N''' ''''''' 'HN7r re-
- w SUI, wa "''t to" true
- " ''aeU''''"' ,N' 'S' 'n'nS 'akcu
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HHE NEW YORK SUN.
. SmA1 MORNING, July >, 1854.



m 0nuruAnsbm ofthp Coyerpuc,., -, ~
~ss ~ thrcssrned ycbei inva1or ~ n, .'4.. u
Mvest 0snerl 0aARs from rrcsec,tn5 g., ....or.
IN vlrginis, moses The cordiL an rovf % h;i ai,
On thu community. II Ia rcalize,l rll,,a, irn.., .
aveiy, sbsA n thts fresh relc, advanee -who.t,r 4,
db0uld prove . rod or sn iuvason--can 10 r..
psiled vithOue dermsdng General GaASr'i
UeaA o. inaerfcring with his en-.
psign, v1, Be- an incsicuiatle a,Ivan,ag. L.
cur csaisA nd ensure the sJecdy and com.
pleAe downfall ofths rctel lion. The rebel yivarce
hss oovtously basn male under The conviction that
woald draw OF or weaken The forces on the
Jsmas River, and thns create a diversion that
would have the srecs Of prolonsing the war
~ser year. The necessity Of defeating this cunning
rste scheme h generally felt aud recsrligeu, and
roenncaAo ouS rnilttis ~. locn'e 10 The service
which 0sy 70 onos more c,,ilcJ upon 10 render 10
shslr oosstry. though al the cost Of much individual
los and Inconvenience. They have always becn
1fomps " oley every call oil duty and patriotism,
and IN TIC proso Mt emergency will abundan,ly sIs.
tain thor claims 10 the gratitude Of the nation.
Regulations have been made on N. Governors
vi all the EAsSn 5tatcs, and the quota Of this
State amounts 10 twelve thousand meu for rec
snDnths' service. Il Is not however, probable,
shas hoy will be required " serve over few
weeks Half tie quota, Of INK thousand
uen sre now ready for service, and
will cornmeDre 70 iesv. this city Tomorrow.
l!h UNDERWOOD that The bal,nco-six tnonss. d
men-will h. recruited ~ serve one hundrr,l dave
The entire numbct could leave at once us our n.,-
IDA regiments were never .n better condition
kysS h.
errur q leaving tho city destitute Of troops G.v.
orpor SEYMOUR Is now engaged ia nal INK arrange.
menis for hlng the whole quota, and under his
energeuc acton. II will be complete m a short me-
This call for militia w.ll not in,cr.cr. With the
anticipated order for u draft under the amended
rDnscrpdoa act. IL is stated tina, The rceh rtoola-
nation for three hundred thousand q Pee years
men VII sppsz.r In day or two. Prlct cai', ,be
cl, will ~ for volunteers, Nc II IL not k,y tlat
any district will iorogo the advantages % the
tcdull bounty of thrce huuorcI doll rs
man. and suffer = csAn 10 take
place by dcfault neglect Ia fil .c quota ,,it n
che ryty days grace nllovej by law I sg.'.r-
factory to know that ibis city has a tic1.t Of .
coupl. a thousand men. This urui,t u.U
De rapidly Increased urdcr t.a ,-ef.r.l.
system q recru .i,g rc-,na pgra'cl ut trc
sity Hall Park, yesterday, ~ 81 RlfS1
anti the Supervisors Co lmuice. Tie i.am,uy
a<ncrk Committee i- aso doing rooi service ami
draft In usereiore 80 mp ,OIblc IN Ne, Y.rL,
Shat IL Is sArnly worth while to Speculate OH ~
shsooea Our city, M usual, has ant c.petci toe
wants Of tho Government AMI II tie new call 3
anAsy,d q few weeks longer, our cir, quota IN Ter
Will have been IN the field by that iue-fbiis
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E.Nl's ieSlisN@.

EI~HING bANE>-FtNILifS 1N6 PAR.
t,,. car emo" the sc,gir ~ .oiu. TO t.e F'.btu,
banks ON i'' set oiDa s"lHer MAINLAND, -Lich
hfoprie "ct q. l., 81 A. NJ: IerI Sin Z Il"
-. !. ~" ley H. y r.. $50 y n. pct T. M
D." = n; .A,e ~. Ii--a.., ei-e-l.usilt. "a 20
EC@ ENCuRNlON"--THE HARVEST
4 HOME, Dc 10, G.l.4 ....e .u a.. hu..., AZ,
he fiitr cBLtk, viih-eim' o.t- n.lI ..otn. rlcn
a i' .ri; tnc sion -MS., 50. Wet O. cor. Bar
toE H. Is. CGOaStIi. I'D
II NbAl EXCURSIONS 70 GLEN COVE
sld Coie.e Point. Ia. 80 ul,r ron! ROYAL
o'ciocs. VIA
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We iln"tcr'-- were brought to Tear upon the
majority Of the committee, 10 induce them N wht<e-
woss &c Treasury Department, Probably the
r. me ~ 'lro was us q that employed by the
cus'ctu.ii-u pfiD ehollcr It this port, who have
nccn s,sc ~ v'iv whicEtsicd by the Trcssury
4,'ic.tl- e0i several Investigating Committees
. e. 't!anr 'v.d.u plang greater offeial IN.
u.,t .turr ,r. c' u nal ncfIrcroe, than chrrr,ed
{ rrtcc. r'p.1f ia Washington srpcr ntcnden,
- Bul " PRINTING O.h,e. Itistu h. hop.d
thar The testimony taken 10y the Cis,om.IIouse
mmitier WI 10 phi ita. :, would opca TIE
eyes 90 Ie ulcr A"n.. 90 &C. Lnp re- CIV. mud IN.
duoe uem to W 'pr rc ~ IrssrSpES a
np'''e clear nf ".' " .." So aloss people ut
rf'"n' "s'eua j. 't.. .. % o.llo.tug lie pull
he revenue, We icI. - tc. Jtnng rich at tle
ovp' nsc of the ~ ~ VII lc thousands Of brave
men are hghtu1 10 Vrtu.a. for the Un.on snd
l. bertv.
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- oNg OF The priiclpi p~lnts Ia % a, a triI a. A
Court OF fiotaic iu f'.a' q" prove Mo inc pacit,,
VI le.tat IL &c. rev outy ~ .hlt xhe .h,,
,al "a hist ale Is'oAa- s-a Guiipei her psT,lers
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TRADE NOTICES.
NOTICE TO FLOWER MAKRRs-I,

NOTICE TO FLOWER MAKERS-A GIN
'eral mss, meeting ior coloers, cutters machine
benerr, win he held at . White II. tr,day even
10, The her. 1T Of ALL u. MAkLOf, Ptesi1eut. v.
GABRlNl, rreisuier. 30.
NOTICE TO TFE BLIE STONE CIT
ie-s aud Pa Te1 A sracini GO irg vii te he'd
e e.ir.. jill III. d. .',ret Al the 1tel,ss,.
"u' a. emo, ef ouac.s Of isr,.au,c h. 10 " us,..-
NiGrls5No &c., c OF Chairman ODE d. '''h'''N'q =. j.
y y. JOt PNEYNrN COOPER" ASeOCT
70 Hu.n Nu. 2.-r Ioua iaicBv notihe 90
''"i '- .ou uc4 nc' - o. tais A.eoisi.on On
ali duo Non-.iio.'a.,e i.i ,5a,i !or = n rfeu er
'.., -.1',m " ,f.t' =. ',,sr,' - Il 'o'
" '''"" 100 '''''''' sid 1e A'4 at I ~
Nyilcl-THE Phi 'SNES, TAllORs or
N'e iUh ln1 'icauy 20 stenl spcial
.'.i"-, " = hc-o . 10 Hriteir ~ neat 7a'ur-
~. i IT, ali n.f T.a.aN-t. t1rr one a1. al.
IrDEhlAii KILL. .ric. RICHARD I'M
s''. lN"EiNCt SMITH rf'Is. b.,
NOliCE-lliL MARBLE ruLl~HEES
i'ni q. ~ ,t iFrcA" t1'i'o., oa rni l'e. Nou-
cs' irI. l'.t. ~, net-tacDfef- r- si.1 .carcst-
- On t.e ,1 ., d". JohN OOlIL f,o..
w. 'i itI. 'lNI = tfllti.' ~
NUI,i-ANLIiI,GO BROWN SIONE
= i.H. rtiI be-. .i. o. tnH.i.U icn i.al vi pa
e.. '.- bel .. on -aia.as r,rAlAl. 'u., OH.
MOTTO AT 4 SPECIAL MEFiiNG or
~ d.. sr- You cali.,-.' tssocia ii,n. Lcil 4.
I.a IUJ ".!' I-,''. b. = uuanli Dusty .,-. .'d
.,n' ger eng - !. o" da on Nrd ~ y Moaag
~ rot FlEN BIGSHS. Re- ,'.'; &c., /, WV H ,s
TNE UNITED CpOPIRS 80 or VIII.
u.tui,n. rI.iI ol ucf Monthly mociinr Il
$40. iAl .-' ih1 Cd. or ii1dH, cNcnir-. July =.
.rn lIStrn Nt-'l. see. '.' 70
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"a CTS ONLY FOR \ BOX OF BRIFy
INSTRUCTION.

RiIlNG, mDhkEEFING, ARITT,
w ic, >peu..G, Eeai.n-, hIanuun-. 20. d.v
evening AZ htDN ~, II FULTON st. onposte II.
tShI Is o1LDn. nie chance Tor ..luits az /,
- o"hr persons, whose eaI Is cLucstion mas 4
sep al" department Tor ladies also strictly
stIe 4tsts.
Charge extremely moicmte sC'
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Financial New., Markets., &c.

Nee York Thv,sdar, J,slv :, p. H-Tbe excite.
me mt among COLA dealers oon'inut-i to-day and
st higher price, were reached. Tho following were
the fluctuations In gold
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AUCTION NOTICES.

FURNITURE, CARPETS AND or,
= eghs st Auc,ion-Thr day. $50 Hvdsoa =, "
0clrs, puber, bei.rocu Bilf--eh and inyrNin e.
pet- th the beds, &C., Of a large houss, wth sis
cTcckeU shd kitchen utensi-. Dsgpsits re nj I'd
W A. CARTER, Auetioneer store 81 CourtlaD
sr"t. lrlt
nj DOUGHTY, AUCTR-wILL SY1e.
A'I' THE Day at lok O'Clock. at sslesropn 10 Mao
~ rcct Al V.ottuent VI horse hold furuiturc. cfJ
pie, Pelor suits -ctnr chairs, buIc.S wsshstans(
D. iftt if hair aitrases. fore-sor piano fortss NC
- HERMAN & CO., Au1T'Rs, SELL Tho
20 DAY, Jun sh, al ~ O'Clock, No. Is Hcrgcry,
lbf tuIilon and rye vh.sks. Abo large N; bitU
u - III, ft4u. port and sherry wires, CLsnps9ulD
Ac. Also one LOIse, wagon aid harnc~. Sale puu1tl
tiv, for cash l3l
~ VI. ABBOTT, AUCTR, OFFICE 1 EAfl'
w B.oadway, sells on this day, nj To-, o'clock, ~
contents Of the ovster aud drinking saloon 2Y2 fkc'
Iiols'sn =, counet teer-tuinr- mirrors. . iridr
,iic., &c. is -
WM. Writer'S, AuC'1R, WILL SEQ
w this day. ~ O'Clock. ~ ij4 Canal II. fnrni,,on
-''ct iiop the late nic ir Green aud Woosfer ,lfo
v.fc. carp par pl chaiulor and dninc-foou su eN
oil lntI' tf a ed ~ water s"ving n1aolhus. ~ ufri
quito l'ts. Also ore lJrsc, agon and harness. ca
ro'afo'. las
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SOC ttgV NOTIFIES.

A INAlGt EtL MrIilNt, Or THE
tt ur, Iu .'H. s1u I'slI cor iBih Il Nd ,,,ItL
a." on ihie t'"'t. "lIu', iuIs -fl. e. 4',oeA.
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T. ~ til. = ''J "a
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"A '' hhpNb ID ~ kJ.lAI NJ. ., "a "
'' acc pn iiam1gds, ttclc'. JcYelr,i IA,
h" 'Snve auicca. At $50 T. oa4lway, ,eoni \,
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' +at 50 .,N store, rI'h Two nst- .Oln.s >
..tr rrtr f.l .'u u.Hr.. Ctril .oaacn, in, I
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GENERAL. GujSuvEss.

4 tO'-PAWNBEDkERS' TICKL !
ni ei, VA pa. ~. ~ cent. mole lot prs'
-'NNtr t'h ~ wac ...-, ..J.OlgA iraClIl', I
= i'i-' 49,. &c. thar &C.. g Obtained ~ sny ~
ph.c 80 - c.tt. o. o,dn ~, cor Houston ~ !.
IL -, IVaIa '. NJ
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~ - iLinii' troc'r' foiT n cvu trsde OF /
iouiu %, ios f"ut. roJl Alfttn.utt Tor .su,iiv b.
a. ). J.. 1BAN ~. ltuCh .th4m ~. room 2. !.
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AUCTION G4ZEg
FUTURE ny.


nyw VII Fa.l4. s.sr 4 Gu. Aaetio,epr-.
|aN TUESDAY NEXT. 18TH instant
" at II O'clock will be sold portion Of j s,
partially damaged on The voyage q Importation tc
II chests Young Hvson and Souehone rp q
bags ALI.S PICE
20 boxes LONDON STARCH
900 yards SCOTCH TNEEDS
100 yards GREY FLANNEL
81 GUERNSEY FROCES
II CIiENIILE scARFS
2,c90 THIATBLES
q HAIR BRUSHES
400 BoNNET FRAMES {.
"a lNDlA-kUBBER oVERCoATs.
- sets KNIVES AND FORKS
10 bundles PRINTING pApkR
u Teams CAP AND LETTER PAPER
II English COPYING BOOKS
80 bottles English COPYING INK
80. ALSO
o,V0J pounds choice Cuba SUGARS
100 kegs SODA
10 bales OSNABURGS
cases Coats'a and Brooka's SPOOL cor
20 pieces BAREaE
100 LINEN CAMBkGC HANDKFRrttTrEs
ooo Ladies' Morocco and other BELTS -
30 gross BOOT LACES,
II dozen LADIES' HAIR NETS
An invoice OF genuine Cuba ana Eyori.,o
CIGARS, 'N 'ioii''a
ana such other Articles as may be received in tino
Parties desiring to avail themselves of +bis so,
VIII please send in their goods not Iatar III N,6 S5e
DAY. WM IL FnWr y ~ ~ tlil MIN
.,,,, AuctiOneers
ADDITIONAL,
~ dozen English MOROCCO SKINS fnar.
glazed '' f"iV
80, 600 RING TRAVELLERS lsssor4oH
An invoice of fresh and desirable NItyDi,sTNvtae -.
tanning Morphine, Opium, Rochelle S9itr
ointment CanthaIidrs Nitrate Of s,ly,r
Calomel, Sc, Sc &c ''''H'i'
900 yards English ADHESIVE PLASTER
NJ. II