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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18
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ST. wnihed.; or, The World Of School l2no. Pr Nl.
John BIadburn.
Eric; or Little by Little Tale Of Rcslyn School BY
Frederic W. P.nsr l2mo. PIP 369 Toe SINE
Julian Home. Tale Of Coese Lille BY Frederic W. Far
ra limo. PIP $40. TIE sare
Life al Services Of Edward Everett BY ohard H. Dana
ir svo. pp. 20. Cambridge: SeveT Francis.
The Gun boat Seres by II. &. Cas,emore. vols limo.
Cincinnati: X. w. Carroll Co. ~ 49,
What Fila. Loved Best, Nv the Author OF "Knty's VIC
tory i2Ino PIP. l,O. Robert Carter broihers
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1853 Edited ny David
A. Wells. l2uio. pp. 355. Boston: Gould x Lin
coin.
Historical View Of the American Revolution BY George
Washington Oseene. limo. Up. 49,. Boston Teknor
Fields.
The Grsver Thoughts Of Country Psrou by the Author Of
"a The Recreadons OF Country Parsop" Second Series
12Do. Do. 33l The Some.
Superor Fisnr or STRIPED Bss Trout and Black Bass
of the Northern Sste BY Robert b. Roosevelt. l2ino.
PIP. 3O<. Carleton.
The Qnsrt-rmaster's Guide. By Col 1heo s. Case. Svo
pp. 33s 1t. Louis: r. NJ Pincksrd.
Voices Of the Morning by Belle Bush. l2mo pp. 20
Phlsdepha: J. Is. Iippincott Il Co.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE City OF
NEW YORK.
Nos. ~ AND 10 PYE.sT..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TuS UNITED
SIATES
Have for sale. ready for delivery,
UsrED STATES = $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible. at maturity. into $40 oLDBsARisG
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoSDs
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business with tho Government
4. c. CALHOUN. President
=. SEAMAN, Cashier
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IM CIhcIhhdTI C0""tTtT"' vi ''o'u"J 'ef0'''
The disoounting OF regular mercantile paper COZ
t,nne. LIGHT and desirable paper passed without much
difficulty at 10 per cent Vouches are still In better
favor. li.t dates having passed hands at sec. There
are but iev ON the market.
There is 10 activity in trade at large beyond what Is
Incident to the regular consumpve demand FOR com
nodilles but II Is expected that soon ~ The new
there will be rapid substitution Of regular commerce
for the largo business that has referred to the supply OF
our great armies and the business Of the country slide
rapidly into moro pleasant and satisfactory channels
than It had before the outbreak OF the Rebellion.
A correspondent to The Ner- Orleans Priee Chr
rent gives the following estimate Of the probable
-. ...4l L.
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cries and improvements In the various departments Vi
physical Niencs during tie year 1864 'og''nef WIN
bituorv uotire- Of eminent scientific men, ana ISL 81
,eoar, soien...c pnhcat ms. Among oth'i points o.
IA che pr,gress OF science for the past year, due
et.cutor ia given to the discoveries OF hessfa' mug
ns ara 'fer through ,hc process OF spectrum "u'!'
sis ssovirg that the nebuc. in many cases contain no
si, pq.ter Whatever bat Tat TIE light V 'ich they
rstiscfa -,reors character. Important c0no.usions
s ,I,c described rallng to the uses Of Potrol'rn ne
nroneres Of Hqht aud heat; tie application 81 Pho
t,r,rhy 70 scrl pro and topogrophy and tho results
If extensive exne1sons on the means and appliances
military and naval warfare a paper by Professor
Draper on tho Transition Of Mstter, IS Ia the best
vein Of that eminent physicist.
A Your Girls Confession, one Of the latest
novels Of Madame GEORGE SAND has been translated
from tie French hy HENRY uAGrn, ana Published by
f. A. Brady. 1t is a simple, quiet narrative founded
on tho domestic affections nnd free both from the bri'
Liant Imaginative hcits cad The erratic soca! morality
which are naturally suggested by the name OF 'Ae
authcr. The acute ref sctons on life and manners
whch ere 10 less Characteristic Of Madame DndeVaht
thar her exquisite power OF word-paining noound III
is paces and afford not a tlo relief 10 the narrative
which has often a tendency to become langnd ana
monofonous The translation appears to have oeeh
carefully made. although the a,sht biographical skeeh
of the author with which tSc volume is introduced
contains several errors Her father for instance, Was
not q MARQUIS nor her husband II baron.
The Eleventh Edition of Romance Of Student
Lie Abroad BY RICHARD b. KgnALI- isissued by Carrie
ton in a neat iuodocimo volume. II contains some my
pages of new matter including several of The admra-
bv coored sketches and recitals OF experience
which give such perpetual charm to the pages Of the
original Mr. Bimballs stories arc remarkable for iheir
happy combination Of fancy and sentiment, with sngu
ary acute perceptions Of real life. which he never 'is
10 Geneate with the freshness and vvaeit- OF nature
The prosen; edition Of Of lis most agreeable pro-
ducious wiz be eagerly welcomed by the old admirers
Of his writings and vii reveal his characteristic genius
TO a wide circle Of new scquaintaIces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

The Chicago and North-Westcrn Railway Com
pany earned FOR second week in May $i25,93i,
showing an increase Of 81 1874 over tho CORE
spending week in 1864.
The cash balance in tho hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer in Boston, at the close Of business May
49, was ASH ~ 20, showing az increase Of
81 49,, ~ 49, compared with the previous week.
The following will show the shipments by eahai
from Buffalo for II days ending May 10, which
viii chow the amount Of -four and grain aiioat on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

nfarkets-CAREruLLy KKfoRTyD THE NY. TRrBuHs.
"WEDNESDAY. May H. 1865.
ASIIES-The market Is inactive and prices arc nom.
nal at e7as7 37t for Pots and 81 IS 81 25 for Pearls
BEI,SW AX-rho market for Yellow Western 10
dull and prices are nominal at 4314ic.
CO1T0N-rLere has been an improved demand to.
day. and the market closes with rather moro tone,
sales 81 JOOa2,0O0 oeles ut 49a SOC. for Middngs.
COFFEE-Ihc market for Rio continues very firm
and fairly active we note further sales to-day Of
4 100 bags Ell Die Erndte at I7c gold In bond prime
lois OF RIO are held at 23123ic.i other kinds are Ia
good request at full rates; sales Of 900 mats Java at 2c.
gold duty paid: 800 Dogs St. Domingo at i3ic. gold. Ia
bond; and J. 900 bags Jamaica on private terms.
CANDLES LsYe been Vnly moderately active. but
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A rapid and superficial, but not unattractive
narrative Of foreign travel IS given in No@aHs
Fire. Inpre Of Euyop,, by Mrs. L. A. FORBES and
published by Derby Miller. Tho materials FOR the
volume were collected during short tour in The year
1853 and are wrought up into series OF unlre
tending sketches which may be read with consider able
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LIygRMoRB, CLEws e. Co.,

LlNEhMOhb, NLkWo IN w.,
BANKERS,
No % Wal.st, NJ Y.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR TIN SALE OF THE o. s.
1910 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers' Insurance
Companies, and all parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations on hand. ready for immediate de.
livery.
ALL KINDS OF u. 4. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
HENRY CLRws & Co.
Successors to
LIvERMoRg, CLEws & Co.
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The Third Part Of Seierce fer the School and
Family, by Dr. woRrnSGros HOOKER treats Of
"Minersogy and Geology" and IKE the former volcanoes
OF the series is intended furnish tho pupil or reader
with knowledge OF the simplest elements Of tie sci
ences TO which it is devoted without the ncuabrance
Of minute technical details. Published by Harper &
Brothers)
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Hstorn Of Ne PennspIrania Rescrre Corps, by

j. r. srFHEf esq., contains complete record OF inst
military organization. with description of the exptd
tons IL uches skinishes and battles In which il was
engaged and biographical sketches Of its oleers The
work is not one OF merely local interest but embodies
great mass of important historical details IN regard to
tie commencement ard progress Of tic Rebellion TO-
gether With spirited sketches Of several conspicuous
military operations. 1t bears the marks Of careful and
thorough preparation and is written with force and
animation. Lancaster, Pa Published by EiiHs barr
& Coz
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TIA, Amsricon Educational Monthly published

The Amsrioon Educational Monthly published
by Sehermerhorn. Bancroft { Coz is devoted 70 tie
cause Of popular instruction and Literature, with special
reference 10 the practical Interests and wants Of Anori
can teachers lis contents include variety o. mscel-
aneous articles Tor tho most part Of brief ard pointed
character and well deserving the attention Of the edn
catioaal public The number FOR tho present month has
rgBal and selected matter from several dstin yusbei
writers among which papers On "Atilitry Schools
Text Books "Object Lessons" and other topics Of
current interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

The TRANSFER Books OF the Cleveland
md Pi,sburg Railroad Company viii close on the 10th
inst and reopen on the LIST day OF June neIt at the
American National Bank. at which place they will
thereafter DO kept. T.. ROCKWELL, Secretary
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cs,ined for tidc-watcr:
Toial.aO7I lei. s6l s.l<9 l.0a6Is 81

Toial.aOu lel.s6l aT.lt9 l,0y,oie 'i'o" z"A"
The following lie the amount Of -four and grain IN
store a, Chicago, as revised and corrected by the
Secretary of the Board Of Trade Of that city:
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Bss,om Live Stock Market.


BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND hkpfokp
Reported for THE TRIBUNE for the geek sdna Wsd"sseH
May IL. 1865
Amount of stock at market: vi.
This week.. .........i6o6 2,tss $50 ia 20
Last week. ............. slJ ZIoJ wv oo -
One year ago MAY 49,. $50 LOO 100 Wy MA. ~
PRicKs-Beet per 100 10 total weight OF n.de. ~
low aud meat. Extra. Sl3 500S4; hrst qnsmy, sIT$
+3 IS; second quality 81 15d $is 70 hird qasuy ams
ell 50; few choicest single pans. niue WV '''
Of the poorest Bulls, &c, 80 5odSio
Working Orea, none. a., s.o0 e7s fxtr,
Cove and Young Cdircs-Fair guany'
$500 O0 Farrow and Dry. $J'G : ~ ,~oo,.a oRis.
Shecp-Per ~ live weight, sheafed 9a9c "0o'"' '~
Fat Hogs-i0Nl0lc. live wesht ...
Zeal Cdirss $685., common lots ea,,
Hides-Rrleh,cn. 7Qgc. Country lots od'c'
1nUou-7 3kc a., o.
Rrw.prs e .uppy OF beef cattle Il large fof the seesor
AID 49, H. J.,,snd AID pric-s TO Pc ID lower thar
ast week Last week M Scoans sold at Ice ON II cent
yht this week John Sawyer Co. sold 4S at l3c 90
ss ~ cant i've wsEht-the highest sales Of the two weeks
and yery nearly equal to 30 10. On grades then:
wa. NOT quite large decline say from TO ie ~ sns
or. with every hour The market is overlooked with vea
which sod lar below cost One lot OF ll6 that cost Ics
beside car bills sold for just 300. The sheep trade
equally dull and depressed
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take. So for he has managed the financial affairs
Of the country with great skill turning all tho sur
MUS currency into Government notes; and II Is not
10 he supposed that he viii change his tactics to
benefit q clique Of spectators, who appear 10 act a.
if the Treasury Department was managed 10 suit
their operationss.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was. Receipts,
g. OF .5li s3-for Customs, 1870 900; Payments,
sisie,ls Con account OF Loan, 100000; Bal
auce, ei2, ,Ss7 81.
FrcigAts arc little armer to-day. The engage.
men's to Liverpool, per steamer, are: 80 bbls.
Pork at Is. Cd, 500 bbs. Flour at ls., and 900
bush. Wheat on private terms.
The sales and subscriptions to tho $40 loan re-
cejved By the First National Bank to-day amount
to $4,000
Tho Metropolitan Insurance Company is increas-
ing it's capital TO 81 0oO0 900, and tho subscription
books for the increase now open at the office OF
the Company, No. 1913 Broadway.
The earnings of tho Chicago and North Western
Railway Company for tho second week in May
were:
1864. 9i.Coo 20 isG5...... el25 o34 81
Increase. ................. ....S3i,J H 81
The Scotia takes out to-day $,36,2O in specie.
It is reported that the Eagle, for Havana, is also to
take out large amount.
Sterling Exchange is inactive and nominal, with
nc demand. The rates quoted are: Bankers Stcr-
ling 60 days, 10; Bankers Sterling, days, llOi
a ll0i Merchants Sterling, l090i09l
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have de-
clared dividend of Ave per cent out of the net
earnings for the three months. preceding April 80,
payable on the 23d inst.
The New.York exports for the week ending May
l6, compare as follows with former returns:
fSGc 1914. 1919.
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Total supply 10 January ls6j.......... aIVhOo
Deduct e.ports 10 date ........... 10000
Deduct consumption In United
States 1902 and 1853 inclusive. 10000
Burned and otherwise destroyed. 6Oo00O $500 900
Total ............................ 100000
Deduct nlso damaged and rotten cotton . 10000
We have then Of merchantahlc cotton. In.
GLIDING probable crop Of 1853. available
both for export and home consumption. 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

The annual Of Scientific Discorery for 1865,
edited by DAVID A. WELLS. A. A., NJ. D.. is Issued in
Boston by Gould q Lincoln. and sold in NewYork by
EheldoI Co. 1t exhibits the Host important dscoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18


yAkrsEsT The GuLr. BY A. J. II. DueAsSE. I2no
PIP IA. Subscribers Edition.
The adventures and sufferings of Col. Du
game both on the field. and prisoner Of war. are
here related with impressive earnestDess and effect.
After taking active part in the South Western CAM
pagn Of 1864 he at length fell into the hands Of the
enemy. and for more than twelyemontb shared the
bospitaities Of Rebel prison. His bod, literally
swarms with "reminiscences Of exciting scenes. and.
nom its animated pictures and ssgscous comments. is
entitled TO hold high place in the literature Of be civil
var.
SUPERIOR FlsHIk6' By ROBERT b. ReosxvrLr. limo.
PIP. 3o$. Carleton.
Ihe author Of this lively volume is both a
sportsman and humort ia his own right and handle
tne nSning,rod and the pen with equal effect His
former productions are already famous for tlr know
ledge OF the gentle craft and for the risky eayety Of
their tone The present work treats Of the srd bass
trout and black bass OF the Northern s.s,e With fall
directions for preparing artificial flies and er.plio
sketches Of several celebrated sporting locates lis
written with the characteristic viyacty OF tho autbor
and will be found not only full Of instructive detail, n
che lover Of the angle but Astounding in interest and
amusement for the general reader.
The annual of Scientific Disc0perp for 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18

HAY-The inquiry IL limited. and with liberal
arrivals prices are Iowsr' sales OF ~ bales AZ
ant and very slow III sale, being held too high Straw
III scarce ana wanted.
HIDES-There has heeu no special change in prices
since our last, the demand has been moderate, and
confined entirely TO the trades We quote as follows:
Dry Hides-Bnenos Ayres. 2ld22c.. gold: Bucnos
Ayres. lie, a9ic.. gold Montevideo. lsd ls.c. sodi
RIO Grande. l79l7,c. gold Orinoco. l6i a l7c gold
California die. god Central American. ISL loo.
go4 Mstamoros. I6 i6ic. gold; Vera Cruz 1870.
geld Tampeo lii 9l5c., sold' Bogots. l5si3ic gold
Porto Cabello l3i 9l4c., gold TruIo l3i lic gold
Rio Haohe. dry and picked, li1l2c. gold Cura'
goa, n9l?c.. sOidi St; Domingo and Port au
gold Buenos Ayrss and Rio Grando Kips.
l7alsc, god Sierra Leone. l7dlsc.. gold
Dry Sailed Hdes-Chil. Hdl5c, gold Psyta. i46
&c. goldi Maanham. II. q l3ic.. gold; Pernambuco.
IL, a Isle. gold; Bahia, l20i3c. gold; Matamoros II
a &c., gold; Mnracalbo. 100 ilc goldi Savanilla IL
Zee. gold; Sandwich Island II d l2c. gold. Wet Salt
Country. ~ age currency, City Slaughter on 9is
l0c currency; City SLAUGHTER U0w),edS!o. currency.
INDlGO-lbe market is extremely dull, and In the
absence OF sales prices are entirely nominal
IRON-Ihe market for Pig has been very dull since
our last there being no buyers OF No. Scotch. above
or 10 tuus, Gngarnock is nominal ut ei5d $40 from
yard but to arrive 1t BIO bought at e40 tho offerings
are large American rules heavy and prices have q
downward tcndency we quote Mt a3S $+O most OF the
extensive founderes In this State have stopped working
and others are only Oh half times Bar Iron h dull aud
LUMBEk-Eastern Spruce and Pine have been In
fair request and steady.
LA1HS are decidedly lower but at the concession a
fair business was donoj sales OF l6OOOO ut u b2i
81 IS three months.
LEADING market for Pig rules very dull and
prices are nominal at 81 3odss 40 for Spanish. Ger.
mau. and English Bar Ia quoted at l2c aud Sheet and
Pipe. l6c.
IIME-Common Rockland Is quiet and steady at
u %; Lump is dull and easier at 81 90
LEATHER-The market for Hemock sole has ruled
very dull and prices at the close nominal Oak solo
is moderately active at former prices. French and
American calf skins are dull We quote az follows:
Hemlock Buenos Ayrcs. Heavy 33t r35c.i hemlock,
Buenos Ayres. Middle 33ia35c.; Hemock, Buenos
Ayres Light, 81 a3Jc.; Hemlock, California, Heavy
333 0Sjlc.i Hemlock. California, Middle 32t933ic;
Hemlook. California, Light 3oG3ltc., Hemlook
Orinoco. &c. Heavy. 3003lc; Hemlock. Orinoco
Middle, 81 632c., Hcmook. Orinoco. Light 29030c.;
Hemock, Good Damaged. all tnds and weights, ESQ
Sic. Iiemock. Poor Damaged all KINDS and weights, ~
023c; Oak slaughter Heavy. A 046c.; Oak Ssugh
ter Middle asa l6c Oak Slaughter Light 400I2c.;
Oak Slaughter, Cropped Middle @5eisc; Oak Slaush.
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BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND AEpFokp
Repoyfsd for THR TRIBUNE for the vesx ending Wed""sSH
May II. 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
rCDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
The Fashion Magazine of the World.

Sto.t a,,rra<iurs l,tt1I. Il. bi,,,
niat. ,,.nl a,t.rr.,i,,qs 49,, r,cr, Auli.,, tba,
49,. i,.,..t ,a,J;~, tr..i,, s,,.;,t;,..r <a..;,,-
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a. p,,,t5Ir ..l 49,. / it,l,,, l.,.rx,hinc i, a.,
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~ ria a,,;n.' .a,lri,.t,r az ,n.rs NJ ,r,ra.;,o
h..hecn all, t,r,n,ret,vitLI IT, Noncstt.mntit
C,ln;'s Rrrci,,1. Tor ever, ,irnortp,ent ,f a
=, rh',,a, .,,,. ,,',,t, ~ ,,,;'a ~,
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12

ls ! :,:...zs $50. ID,
OPEN TO MARSHALLl!-l6l Miles
~ uest Of Mississippi rirer, and 29O
miles west Of CAicayo-1he Shortest
and Quickest Eoute detmcen Chicago
and Central Iowa-No chongeof Cars
or Baggage tet~een Chicago and Mar
SHALL Good Sleeping Cars on oUniyM
Trains betmeen Cedor Eapids and
Chicayo-F'are as Lon as dy anyoNer
route-Time betwee" Des -roines and
Chicago only % hours!
MarshaI1is twelve miles farther due west less
distance bystage from Des Moines. over much
halter road and IA miles less distance byrallto
Chicago han Grinncll
Passengers nd Shippers are invited to examine
this line before they credit the fiisrer
of the NJ. Il N and CO RI. Line, that they are
the only short quick, reliable. chan Of Cars
Line from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April %, 1868, Trains willrun as
ollows:
Going Observation-Disclosures Marshal,at
$50 p. m. on arrivaloi Stoecs from peS Muiues
Cedar Rapids ZOO +. M, Clinton ll:lOp m, and
arrive in Chicago next morning in tim for all
morning trains going north east
Day Train leaves Marshall at s a. A., Cedar
Rapids at 9:5oa. m and arrive atCiintona at 80
D. m. Passengers to Clinton by this traincau
take Night Express for Chicago, or remain until
next morning at $50, and arriyein Chicae at
500 p. IN.
Going West--Sight Express leaves Wells st
Depot n Chicnga at $50 in the evening; Clinton
3:lG m; Cedar Rapids 200 Il. ,andarriye at
Marshallat 1918 a IN. Passengers leaving Chi
cagoon this train at So" in the cnine arrive in
Des Moinesearly next evening.
Day Train leaving thicagr al . n. m .arriyet at
Clinton at p. Leaves Clinton 1T 3:tVa. m,
Cedar Rapid $40 7. M, and arrive at Marshall
ato:Jo y. m.
Passengers going East fr"m Decatur, Onava
II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
Also, asuperiorarticlsof
Family Flour, Side Meat, Hams, &C.
The attention Of Country Merchants is
solicited to our Jobbing Department.

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the best rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides,
Furs, and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange for goods,
may3o s.. +. BUCHRCCKER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
Call, Call, Gall,

sy-We can atfordto, and millsellall
our goods at prices which in these times
will make i an object both in purse and
Happines .joy lie Tica unG ivor, The Eco
nomist and The Impropident, the Epicure
andthe Frugako purchase ofus. ...
M Cash for The seller a nd satisfaction
to the purchaser. is the busines motto of
Mostly II. b, BOOZE 4 CO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12


100 50 with bells and
Cns'inets 1890. 200 500
81 o silver trHl cts and coffee 20 * 81
$40 Chatting dshes............ 30 " 100
lrUn O Ice Iitrhcrs........ ...... 20 " 90 -
$500 I" syrup cups with salycr 90 &" 81 90
5000 " Csstels........................I IS " So
2OVO Fruit, 4 cake baskecs 90 " so
81 co dozen silver tea spoohs..".. 10 " 90 per dog
lcco table spoons and forks...... 90 " 40 per doz
so gents gold hunting watches 80 - $50 each.
$50 ladies' Gold and Enammeled
hunting case watches...... So % 20
b Gents hunting Case Silver
Watches 30 - tn
q dimund Hi ge ........... ...... 90 :" 100
5000 Geld vest and neck chains...... " 80
5000 Gold oval band hracclets..... @ 80
5000 jet and Gold bracclcts....... 8" 10
300 Clatelane chains and Guard
1000 so,tr fn.' and Cold Iro.:ns ;ro
800 Coral, Opal and Enc, aid breaches from 81 to
IS do; 5000 Mosaic Jet, Lava and Floren,ine Mar
drops, from II I" each 5000 coral, opal and
emerald ear dr Is, fl 81 t" each 1000 Califor-
MA din"nd breast pins $3.50 to 1000. 5000 Gold
fob and vest watch keys. from 81 81 to 500. 1000
fob and vest ribbon watch keys, $500 to 1000 5000
sets solitaire sleeve buttons, studs, &C. S3OO to 90
3"rA Cold thimhes pencils &c.. 81 o. TO 90 10000
Miniature L"ckets 50 TO 1900. 4OeO Minivturs
lo'kets, magic spring, 80 TO %. 5000 Gold tooth
lIck-, &C, - t. s. 500 rain Gold Rings s. to TO-
'o' CHASE" Col" rinEs' - I" II. 10000 Stone Set
and sgnet rings - 81 t" To. 1000 California Diam
ond rings, 81 to 10. IS 100 sets ladies jewelry, jet
ana GCd - I" IS COCO sets ladies' jewelrv Pearl.
Cameo, opal and Other stones - to Is. ltuoU gold
i,rnnn , s.', h1''rs a.'i p''','s, 70 ~.
$500 ,;,It ,.,'I ,;,lI 'v'.; i'',I ~ e 70 ~.
e. 300 ln,iies, ,,It and ,let bncklrs ~ y, sn'H
Ladies Gilt and Jet llair bars nd balls s. to $40
AkEANbALk 4 co,
manufacturers Agents,
No III froadWay, New York.
announce inst al OF HE above g DDS Will be
SOFA 'o' ONE DOLLAR eHch'
In C "cqUcncc Of the great stagna'ion Of
tad in the m4,,ufnc,uiil3g districts of Eng
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-08-12
7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date of July 18th,
1865, and payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option of the
holder into