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Byw. l.. WALL a. co. Luctioneer.
IALIlABLE RUILnING LOTS ar aTrrIi
BY W, L. WALL. r. On Auc>,on.


SoHfh Conner Pennsylvania asesus nnd Nipta ,,,,,,
('ATALOGUk SALE OF THE STOCK or A
siEsf CLASS GROCERY At AUc!:oy
Emile Drpre, No. a2o Iron Hall, north side OF
rennsy Ixsnis avenue between 9th and 10th stree u
lrtendlngto change his location and abandon tie
retail trade we will sell BY catalogue his extsnsiys
stock of French, German. italian, ana Domestic
snsns On FGE.hkY S0s
10 o clock: and continuing daily unit the entire
stock, which embraces one of the largest and be.e
selected assortments of Groceries. Wines AMI
Liquors to be found in this city, is disposed OF
We name, In part
fine assortment Of Champagues
Do do hoes and Rhine Win.
Do DO Rs.tsi and CHI sh.r WIS.,, D..
Pixies Army and other Cordials, Ale, Porter
Cider, Vinegar, and Bay Rum in bottles
lsrse assortment of Fine Teas, Coffees. and
Flour self-risins, Parma, Msccarosi. and vermi-
French German, and Hnelis Mustard
Pickles, Preserves, Chocolate Deiicaces, en-
Salad Oils, Sauces. c.pers, and Catsup.
Pepper, Spices, and Nutme,s
Hams, SmOk ed Beef, spced Salmon
Potttd Bloaters. yarmouth do, Anchovy Paste
Canned Fruits and Meats, eonsifinS Of a large and
hne ASSORTMENT OF Tomatoes, Green Corn,
French Green Peas, Condensed Mix, Chicken,
Turkey T TSHaeeo &c sNp c,a.Rs
fine assortment of Havana and Domestic Cigars
Fine Cut smoking: and other TOba eco of vsrioas
Brooms. Backing Brushes, and all the necessariss
usually kept in vel sIs Stocked sfo'eFy'
800 barrels Whisky, Pixies XXX. M..noIi.
Miller Rye, and some other verv fine Whiskey,
frsndy. Gin, and Rum.
Terms cash.
mar IL W L. WALL co Aurts
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WIN. p. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
mer l2-stawds J. C. Mcguire x Co. Aucts
By J. G. Mcguire Il CO., Aucti eneers

BY j. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucti cneers
HSUsF fsP 5or RsSdtG
March sst, at clock. on the premises. by virtue
9 asss IF ssr da ny 49, G sns sa,
SEQ, enc Of the land records FOR washington equity
the 81 the e Scs Of Of
PASSED in cause No I7se wherein James G; Nc:
WsllscS, ct al were deftndsnts, Whereby / wa,
appointed trustee in the place and stead Of said
" n shs sell psst OF Lot nn%Ssrsa eIeven
dred ano sixteen ls6) beginning for the ssId part
between Lots umbered eleven n sne tUeTes
in said Square and running thence east by and with
the line of said street fourteen tlD feet, thence
Course to the sail dividing dim ine between said Los
numbered IL and II alta distance of forty-tvo (4al
with fsid DIVIDING lire q feet to said street and
place of beginning, together With the improve.
Terms One: half ssh; the remainder IN twelve
months. with interest. secured by deed of trust
If the terms of sale not com piled with in i've
resell at the risk and Of the e..ntn ns
npS%S one wsss IGs fSs
mar eo6ds &c. Mcguire & CO., Aucts.
W HIDEs-HIDEs.
"a 'S shd & RESs Il Fl e
the GoIernmen Beef H1fss on hand at the time o
Term. es.a in Treasury notes, to Be paid At tA'
jal3 IChron.I 1t. Col. and g. 9. o. q.
NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of Q writ Of feri
ISl faciss issu,d frsm the Clerk Once OF the DIR.
cult Court Of the District of Columbia for the
ccurty of Washington, and TO rae directed, 1 will
expose to public sale foT cash at the front Of the
ath day of March next, 1863, at u o'clock n, AL
defend sht title claim and interest in and 70
part OF Lot No s. in square No SIS, in the City OF
Washington, d. c., beginning 90 feet from ths
southwest corner Of said square, and running
thence due north fee 3inehes; thence east forty
one t4D feet; thence north feet; thence east e
feet l0,s hes; thence south IL feet s inches;
thence west ~ feet l0x inches to the place of be-
ginning, tosether with all and singular the i'm
proyements thereon. seized and levied upon As the
property of George Hartman, and viii De sold &C.
satisfy judicAs No. 80, e. Msy term 1875 in favor
OF James West. WARD y LAMON,
Re s-dtds II. q. Marshal, Dc.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AM SEMBNIS Z.
GrevER's TEBkTRR.-Ws venture to saw tn st
ShagspeaTes great play Of 'sOthello'' was never
h.attar represented before Washington audi
encc than IL was last night by the Wallsck-
Davenport combination "Damon and Pythias'
will e performed tonight, and no doubt in a
manner quite as unexceptionabls Mr.. Wal
lack personates "Pythias," and Mr. Dayepnor,
damon" supported by Emily Messenger and
others.
WASHINGTON THEArzR--Miss Matilda He.
ron's camille last night was 8 remarkable
representation. Original In all her chnractars
she has aiso yaryin moods in the representa-
ton oil me same part, so that the spectator of
one performance 10 astonished to find ON An.
'o:hcr occasion singularly varied edition of
the part at her hands. "CamiIler will be re-
Tfat,d tonight, and we advise those who saw
her iast nlghtto compare her tc-night's rendi-
ton with the previous one
NE CONCERT FOR THE ORPHAN BOYS will
take Place At Odd Fellows Hall to-nirht The
programme embraces fine selection OF vocal
AND instrumental music, by our best amateurs
besides recitations by Mr.. John MeCuiloch and
an exhibition OF ventriloquism and magic by
Professor Wyman. A more elegant, varied or
nnexceptonabie entertainment could not be
given.
ST. PATRrcK's DAY.-This is the day of the
patron saint of the Green Isle, and i'm accord
anoe with time honored custom it will be ceIe-
brated in an appropriate manner by the sons
of Erin in this city, by supper at Gautier-s
Pfnnsyll ania avenue. The well-known cater.
ing capacities of GaGtier, and the fact THAI tho
Phenix Society have the supper in CHARGE arc
-
simple security that this will be no ordinary
SESir
-CsNTFEEURY.-It would require a very
critical eve IN deed to decide which has most
grace, Kate Pennoyer or Ernestine de Fajber.
and very critical ear to pronounce which is
the test vocalist, Ernestine de Faiber or Julia
mcrtlmer- All three of these fair artists an
pear o-ni2ht in the ssGipsy Tris," and a fair
"pporIunity rs thus given of judging Of their
relative terpsichOreaI merits.
NARI 'TIEs-The ROLAND brothers have en-
tered upon the second and last week of their
engagement, fact to be noted by all who
would witness the feats OF two Of the best
gympas,s now performing. Mile Lizatte.
AGA Tesman, Free May, and all the old pom
uiar performers, m ale and female, appear in
varied bill of song and dance.
FAIR FOR WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHUECH.-lf you wish TO see pretty ladies and
get good Ice cream or coed supper, or il YOU
wish to have first-rate time in the way of
Social enjoyment, just call this evening or any
ytnlng this week At Stott's Hall, corner of
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue
BE sure 10 call and assist a good cause nv
SpeS ding few s'grePnbacks."
BALL-The Shamrock Club will celebrate
81 PaIrieks day by grand ball at Temper
ance Hall.
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By THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

BY THUMAN DUWLING Auctioneer
SALE OF TWO BRIOK HOUSES INGRORGE-
- TOWN. On EDNEsDAY, 2sth day of March
1868 Will offer at Public sale the foil .wins de-
scIihed property, situated the west side of
Jefferson street in Georgetown Beginning on the
west side of Jefferson ST. at the intersection Of an
alley and said street. and running west en- the
north side of said alley los feet more o. less then
north and parallel with Jefferson street twenty Eve
feet then asst and parallel with the said alley to-
Jefferson street then south Is tset to the place r
beginning, with the two story brick house thereon
nos occupied by Mrs. Thomas Also the ali sining
lot Immediately south of the above. Beginning az
IS feet from the south corner the west side Of
Jefferson street ana running thence north forty
feet said street to an alley. then with said
alley west 70 the northeast Of the lot sold by
Dorsey to West, then with the east line of said
lot south forty feet II east to the place of
ming, with the two story brick house thereon now
occupied by VIZ. Brombee. Sale to take place at
4 o'clock in the afternoon. Title indispu table and
in all conveyancipg at the purchasers cost Terms
at sale. r. p JACKSON
Attorney for the Heirs OF Kendall Lewis
mar l6-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. Q. MCGUIRE AGO. Auct;onsers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
Esslks CIkCLE AT PUBLIC AUcrroS-ou
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th, at 81.
O'Clock, Cd the premises. shall sell sui n IN
feusre d, fronting - feet inches Peunsylyauis
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets west, rua-
ming back t. north street, 60 gether with the in
provements. consisting Of three-story Brieh
Gouse with back building
Title perfect. and sale without reserve
Tel ms cash, in current fuDds.
mar I'D [Rep1 &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucss.
BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING L1rs on fHI
ISLAND AT AuCTIos.-0n THU ksDAY, the
18th instant, 1 shall sell, the promises kt
O'Clock 4. Nj, the following named vxiusb buiId-
irg lots. belonging to the estate of che late pst>r
Cazeboye deceased via Lots Nos. I, s. 9, 10 and IS
in Square Ne. 20e. These hsrdsome and elevated
building lots trent south and ID aud tsI and
18th streets west all Of which beautiful build
ing sites.
Terms: One half cash; bal ance in six and tvelvs
months; the purchaser to give notee for The
deferred payments, bearing interest from the DAY
of sale. deed given and deed o. trust taksa
Title iDeis pu table. All convey,ncng at the cost Of
the purchasers. M. ID. DAN9ERFIELD
Residuary Devisee
mar l3-dtds GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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By W. l.. WALL A. Co.. Auctionsers.
Southwest Coroer Pa. ave- and yra street.
CHARCEKY SALE or VALUABLE RIAL rs
u rArs IN THk CIff or wAssISGr0s. By
virtue OF 8 decree Of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trirt OF Columbia dated the 18th day OF 0cto Der,
lS6, msde in q Ttain cause in said Court depend
ing in which Ri chsrd W. Bryan, wife and others
were comp isnaEts. and job "a 2. Dement, and Others
were Ieudants the subscriber i'll .Her Tor SALE
at public auction, 70 the highest bidder, On
MONDAY, tse IN day OF March instant, ct
oclock N the afternoon. lots numbere4 tween y
ard twenty-cne, in reservation mum sered eleven
ll.ts ~ sd 81 reservation III in the city of wash
iDgtCB
n" ab've property ia situated a. the west side
Of second street west, between and L streets
north. and AZ Improved b. two three story brick
houses, With two st-ry hack buildings Thee
houses fcng large ,rOomy we'll built, modious,
aud within two squares OF PeUnsy ynui2 avenue,
ave admirably 6tted Tor q large bosrdinE houss.
The attention of parties desiring TO make In.
We. tmepts is auested, this BE- OF the most
valuable pieces Of property ut presest In the
TerGs Of sale, a. preseribe1 BY aecrset One
fourth in cash on the cay Of sale: the residue IN
equal instslmrnts, at eight, sixteen. and twenty
four months for which the notes a tbs parchs
payable Nth interest and secured ey dscd OF I'm
on the property<will be taken.
L. the terms of eAle not com p go vi IN ~
days after sale. the property VII pe reeol sShe
rick and cost e the purchsser An coneeyssose
1T the cust OF the purehaser The y opertS viii -
sold free from the viss.s SPr eerru,v ,
mar s-s..vads W. L. WALL 4 CO., Asets.
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ByJAs @. MoG UIRH a CO.. Auct onesrs,
COMMISSIONERS ALI or THR REAL rs
u TATEs TIE LATE RIoHARD NJ. BorLa.-By
virtue of en- order Of the Circuit Court of the Dis
tret Of Columbia bearing date the 18Th day OF Feb
rusry 1851 and made In q certain cause de pending
on the partition document OF said court. TIE SAM
being No ia andbeins petition 10 divide the reel
estate of Richard NJ. Boyer, late of wAshingtoa
County deceased, the undersigned viii sell, e.
Pubic Auction 10 the highsts bidder, on THUae-
DAY, the I'd OF april ext, at, 2 O'Clock r. N the
follow portions Of the said real estate. the same
being in Washington city ana District sfo rssaid:
FL Of. Lots seven and eight, in square enc hsl-
dred and sixty ave, according 70 Davidson sub
division of said square. These iots front Sevea
teentl street, between III and streets nsrth
Second Lots and two, and the southern
part Of OF fourteen, in square number four kus-
bred and thirty nine. These lots front Seventh
street vest, between b and streets south.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the re sidue In
equal payments Of six, twelve, an6 eiSbteea
months, with interest from dAy OF SALE for hieA
the bends Of the purchaser, with approved g.
curity, viii be taken.
Ii the terms are not complied with 10 Eve days,
the property will be resoia at the risk and ctst q
the purchaser.
AL conveyance at the cctt OF the purchaser.
Sale will commence on Lots ano 9, square 10.
and will be adjourned 70 the others
= n. LINTHfCUM,
h l.. 4sFUTr,
GEO. W. BKALL,
JN0. l.. KIDWEtL,
CHAs. A. BUOkEf,
Conmissioners.
mar lo-eoswads J. g. MCGUIRE a Co Aaoa.
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kf NO IMPOSITION
NEArAME Ross. Dnctress sGt ASTROLOGICAL, was
born w.th p natural yift. She teils the rast and
futGre-wAs usytf tuuSn 10 fail Cause speedy
marriages. brings together those long separated.
Cures all dseusrs; susirSs strictly conn luntiAl.
Ne. a35 r street West, bat~e-u 9th aud 7th, nsar
the Patent ONCE. TIL. only p-rsOn that show
;isenass Of future husband absent II lend in
reality. Ladies' 81 CTS: gentlemen 81 IL "A luls
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TTBSTIoS, sOiHiSTs and others. Samaritan
Gift is your only pc. Cures any case Of p.Is ate
mplaints In from Two ~ four days fyou woult
be saved from long suffering aud speedy death,
don't fail to avail yourselves Of tai -Pmedy The
samari. An Is Root and Herb Juicrs is the only
efcc ual remedy for sores and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take OF thi purifying
remedy and he pArmaneI tiy curad Sac advertise
ment In anothet column tab-u
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SPsRsATOEKHGa CURED.-Dr Rsnd's
Specidc cuTts Sp,TwGt0rrH16. - nal Vs0kneSs.
lrsp6;eHcs Los~uf POtrey ypsed'lg onf sFec,sal
". its efelt s truly magical A trial OF the
Specific, viii convince the most ss-pticsl of it's
merits. PIic" s y box sold by = c Ford, COR
ncr nth sure md ~ av' u4H, Washington sUd
Henry Cook AleI ariri8 ja6-ly
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CALIFOESIA WI>ES-From Eysn & Parris
u' "hi'f pIi~Ine D.. grocery firm, south v..-t
CORN = o. t. and Ninth streets, W. h2T" fnN
>: mems O. Ilse California crap" bra ndE "uri
i"'i N!ae. CT IN" brand OF Kohlrc FrO1i ~
ls;.L q IeTrie have got other goJi thir-I -
tl't- line an hand, and those in qu--, a.! goo;
"Tti = in the grocery Ire would 10 wall -
C6N or them
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AUCTION SALES.


coRkiRc i6 HfeaUTSs H 4 CO. Aus,iooss;.;
Y AFTEfNOON March nth at 81. o'cloes an n.
premises. We all eeu, Lot No u Ia "a usrs a.,
fontinG Ieet or 9Th street at the corner Of south
1 street ana tanning back Us feet 20 . - foot
a', sit,i. nnessnd. ~ goa water in front
Terms: One half cash; the remainder IN al.
me nths. With interest, secured Sy deed Of trust
u nsHh &c. MoGUIRx 90. A.e,.z
THOMAS BOWLING, Auction..r.
. pN,N,srRSS;sS%IRs,ssto s shI y co Oh ,uvu,
"A wHssLElenrs TooLs, OLD Isp NV nov
viii .si 81 auction on MrS DAY MoRS TrSTi0 s.,
@sIsh sd, ise3. a. 10 O'Clock. At ths well known
HiFh street, near Bridge street Geerset1sn all al
the Tcels. Lumber old spd new Iron, CnRnisaed
MARY JONES, Adninistratrix.
mar II THOMAS BOWLING Auot
Byw. L. WALL & Co. Luctionsers
AEuABLE BUILDING LOTS ATACCTION
On MONDAY AfTERNOON. 23i instsnt, at
narked A, b, {, d, K r. AMI q iD James j puna.
" III = subdivision OF original lots e. AID 0 in
square 2i2 This property fronts on street north
o. tween 18th and Isl ste and on 18th street west
ne, hy ana thriving section Of the city and pre-
Tern s: Que third cash balance in six nir o and
Twelve months in the purchasers notes ss-isfae-
toriiy endorsed, bearing intere at and secured by
oeeo oil trust ON the premises. Al, eonveyanciny al
III the terms OF sale rot coupled with within
I'VE days from the day of sale reserve the right
10 resell the same, at the risk and cost Of the
dslauiting purchaser. on giving enc days notice
ot ,ue ssme ~ some Newspaper printed IN she city
mar IL W. l.. WALL Il CO Aurts
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LNOK KENT-The PKOPENTl Known a. the Gun.
bingham Garden, Georgetown, ID. c., with
dwelling, stable, icehouse, &c, situated on Rock
Greek. between tn. cities of Washington aud
Georgetown, ID. c.. south of West street. From It's
peculiar and beautiful situation, the character of
the grounds and IT. proximity 10 thorOu hfares, it
is we'll suited for either brewery, pleasure garden
or market garden. For particulars and terms sd-
dress Widow E. CUNNINGHAM Rock Geek,
GEORGETOWN, d, G mar II Tvs
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HUUMS TO LET-OD Immediate application Il
"a No 4D4 18th street. 16-2tr

eNUR SALE-A new three story brick HOUSE on
Il 18th street, one door from the corner of F wi tn
every convenience, water, gas ard bath hose. To
be sold cheap one fourth cash; bslance in AMI
8 years. Apply to SMITH PETTIT. corner Of
and llth ets mar Ii-2tt
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TIE CHEAPssTASE BES1 III .IK DYE IN Tux WORLD-
Nert1 Fades WASH, ttUt-Up.an's dair Dye, s.
Costs = box TIE n ~ IL use. Try IL Sold hy s.
c. Ford corner M street and Pa avenue, Wash
rgton, and ii-nrs s'....E alexandria ia ely
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FOR RENT.-A PARLOR and CHA
i nected, neatly furnished, on the first foor
elev ated FIVE feet above The 81 lie walk Tin priv
family location very pleasant and des rabie, and
or y few yards east of thp State Depar tmen AMI
RIGG' = Bank, nd the stree running to the
Capitol and Geor geto New YORK avenue, Il
door from 18th ST., No AGO. II eotf
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TOR SALE-A good 10 :ated BUTTER STAND
l. in Center Market Also one in Northern Mar
ket. Can be bought cheap as the owner is about
leaving the city. For further particulars inquire
of Clerk Center Market. II ST.
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HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT NEAR THE
kl CITY CT WASHINGTON The subscribers
authorized to sell IAN isome country resi-
dence, about mile north Of the city cont amin
eighteen acres of land beautifully laid out al d
a ranged, and improved with a handsome Gotta ye
residence with stabling and necessary oct build
ines, For terms apply to
mar l66t J. G.. MCGUIRE Il Co, huCts.
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Il RCMOE.-The city to-day Is rife with =
rumOT that Mr. Alexander hammond dealer in
Fancy Goods on Seventh street, near r street
Vas, while on Il visit To- the Army OF the p,-o-
z a. a few days since taken prisoner by tls
IL; company with his family, iacIuding nj.
G.u- Hter. " no was married Oh Thur fay last
tu ;.u If Ger, and while there I've wa te--d > II
= ''is. our lines. and gobbcd d. il IL far "A
! IA &C; that Mr hammond ma not been h IT
1T''' loF some Gays, would lead II the = .'i".
t'.@' II story H. true. His nTrn' Gus fri ~
sle ii hopes the TUnOr is unfoundci.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11

Thanksgiving Proclamation
In accordance with the Proclamation OF
the President of the United States, and
time honored usage, I, SAMUEL j. KIRK.
wooD, Governor of the State of Iowa, do
hereby appoint Thursday, the Goth inst,
q Day Of Thanksgiving, Prayer and Praise
to Almighty God, for His manifold mercies
to u IS . people, during year that is past.
Let US thank Him for the great victories
Of our arms over the foes of civil and re-
ligious liberty.
Let US thank Him for the heroism, for
titude and enduring patriotism Of our pee.
pie. and BY our people at home, in their
mistaken determination to preserve the
glorious, institutions Of our fathers unim-
paired, for themselves and their children
after them.
Let US thank Him that our domestic
peace has been unbrokcn, and the first
budding Of internal violence has been
quickly crushed, wi.hou. tho shedding Of
human blood.
: Let us repent of our manifold sins as a
people, for which we are now experiencing
His Establishments, and humbly implorc
His gracious spirit to turn US therefrom,
and His pardoning grace for that which is
past, that we may cease our naughty pride
in our greatness and prosperity and may
recognize Him as the author Of "cvery good
and perfect gift" that we may cease to op.
press the "poor and him that hath none to
help" that we may remember that right
eousness exalteth nation, bat is reproach
to any people" and pray that peace may
again soon prevail in all the borders OF our
snce happy land.
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11
The 4atest.

The washington Star says, Burnside's
ADVANCE has been captured, with loss OF
two half regiments.
Col. Hatch has driven the rebels across
the Tallahatchie and destroyed 200 OF
them.
Napoleon, Arkansas, is burnt.
Mead has crossed the Rappahannock'
drives the rebels in confusion and captures
1000 prisoners and Z Cannon. The Fed
cral army is pushing Lee toward Richmond.
Our loss is but 400.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-11-11
The Iona Premium Grape Vine

TUlHE Iona, Seeding brought out and named by
DR.. c. w. Grant, Of Iona Island, near Peekskill,
N. Y, is native variety Of surpassiug excellence
which We now ofer,-oNE to every new subscriber to
our paper from this date onward 1t il healthy and
vigorous grower, with thick foliage, and
HARDY. 1t flowers late, and ripens two weeks eafer
than the Isabella, thus escaping the early and later
frosts of the season. 1t fruits year earlier from
the eye than any other native variety The bunch
Is very large shoulde red and OF peculiar wine col
or. The pulp is tender to the center with very few
and small seeds. 1t ia sweet, vinous. and decided
muscat favor. With these Qualities it must take
precedence of all others q table grape, and for
wine Is not equalled by any, except, possibly, the
Delaware It does not decay, may be kept all winter
adhering firmly to the bunch, and ut length dryin
to raisins.