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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Especial to Tribune.]
Chattanooga, Oct. IL,

via Nashville, Oct. l8, 1881
Complete official returns from the in
fantry engaged in the late battles are re-
ceived. and give the following statistics:
Thomas Corps-Of6cers killed, 80 !;
wounded. 266; missing, l29. Men killed.
635; wounded, SO; missing, sl22. To-
tai, 6.3ol.
MeCooks Corps-Officers killed. 40 !;
WOUNDED, 1868; missing, 20. Men killed,
$50; unded, 1867; missing, 1905
Total 1870.
Critienden's Corps Officers killed, 80;
wounded, 1871; missing, 99 Men killed,
s96; wounded, 1857; missing, $500. To-
tai. $500.
Two brigades of Changers reserve
corps, engaged early in the afternoon of
the second days fight, lost in officers
killed, l6; men, 230; wounded, officers,
SO; men, SIT; officers missing. 81; men,
$50 Total, 1882.
Losses in cavalry not reported, but will
make grand total Of about l6, 900. OF
this 4,685 are missing, and about $500
wounded. Thirty-six pieces Of artillery
were lost and few wagons.
Southern papers of the s9th have been
received, They still insist their loss does
not exceed $4,000. But partial returns
furnished by them indicate it is greater
Hindmans division lost 2l0O out of $500
men.
Some Of their editorials continue very
respondent over the failure 10 take Chat
tanooga.
Joe Johnston is proved to have been
all the time in Mississippi, and not with
Bragg's army.
Other reports from Mississippi say two
corps from Grants army are moving to
succor Rosecrans-one overland from
Memphis, and the other by water.
jeff Davis is reported to have arrived
in Bragg's army on the 10th.
All qniet along our front for the last
two days.
The vote in the Ohio regiments belong
ing to the army at this point, as far as
heard from, up to this morning. gives
9,423 for Blough, and a52 for Vallandig-
ham. Fifteen regiments and eight bat.
teries are TO be heard from, which will
make Broughs majority over 10000
Torrents of rain continu falling. and
has kept both sides quiet for three days
All water courses are rising, and the
roads getting very bad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
headquarters Army Of the Potomac. !

October IS, 1863.
have just returned from the extreme
front We crossed Ball Run at Stone
Bridge and followed il up TO Sudley's
Mills or Church, and struck ont thence
upon the old battlefield where We found
Gen. k'lpsirick hpntiug for the enemy
We were drawn out by a sh1rp artillery
fire in the morning. Fitzpatrick had been
disturbed at Stone Bridge in the morning
by his pckels being driven in, when he
sent out Gen. Custer and followed with
his entire division.
The euemys cavalry made stand in
and behind some stone houses nthe clear.
Ing. tul we'e sent flying by shells ftom
our artillery.
Tie i'sitives were followed in the d.
rec'ioo Of Gainesville, Jones rebel brig.
ade dlverging toward Manassas.
When W. arrived, there had been q
little cavalry brush. No rebel infantr,
were seen, aud it not believed there i
any in force this side OF Bristow's.
Last night Fairfax Court House va.
alarmed by a ~report of Stuart's coming
down from Aide and force was sent GU
TO meet him
The ficts finally ascertained are these
About O'Clock in the evening 6fteer
men Of the 18th New York cavalry. sta
TONED ri siuart's near Chan,illy, abe u,
half way between Fairfax and Cen,e,v,I,e
were Surprised and Surrounded by same
guertliias under Mosby himself, and 81
the, were oetiiumhered they attempted
fight hut six Of Capt. .Jackson's co.r,na
ny were captured. One made his eses, .
this morning, and reports lq 600 rebeI
cavalry on Frying Pan road, toward
Gainesville.
About the same time squad Of guer
riIlss made \ descent on the Alexandria
railroad, a. Accotink and carried off some
$50 of the l20,h New York stationed
there, while at Fairfax station.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
two DAYS,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial to Times.l

Washington, Oct. Is.
The city has been flied with rumors of
excitement, though there is belief to-
day in progress OF o great battle within
= miles, but no cement has taken
place. Rebel guerrillss are prosecuting
an active campaign between Mead army
and Washington.
This morning several officers, attached
to General Sedgwick' S headquarters, were
captured
The World says editorially. report
reached the city last night that the army
cf Meade had retreated to the defences of
Washington. As this information was
nor subjected to the scrutiny ofthe Wash
in['on censor, it Is no. vitatiated by auy
OH ,ial sanction whatever.
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From Mcade's Army.

Washington Oct. 10.
Accounts from the Army of the Potomac
Say, there are no tidings OF Lees where
abouts, as he has recently materially
changed his position. Such dispositions
have been made Of our own army as will
meet all contingencies.
There is no truth in the report that Gen.
Meade's army is within the defences Of
Washington.
Heavy firing Of artillery was for an hour
or two heard this morning in the direction
of Manassas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
FOREIGN NEWS.


The steamship City of New York ar
rived this morning.
The directors of the great steamship
company have taken formal proceedings
in bankruptcy toward the company, in or
der to stay various actions and ensure 40
equal distribution of vessels.
England was startled by an earthquake
early on the morning of the 9Th. 1t was
felt in all directions. No damage.
The two secession associations at Man
chester have been amalgamated into one,
under the title of the Southern Indepen
denee Association, the main object being
to procure recognition of the South.
Lord Wharnecliffe is President
The course adopted by Archduke Max
imilian, relative to Mexico. disappoints
London specu .ators in Mexican securi-
ties. Considerable decline had taken
place.
1t is reported Spain is among the pow
ers resolved to recognize the new Mexi-
can Empire
Paris bourse dull and steady at 67f0
IS.
Polish question unchanged It is re.
ported that Prince Czartofiski was taking
formal steps on the part Of the Polish ma
tioual government TO secure the recogni-
ton of the Poles as belIigerents.
The steamer Olympia, which left Liv-
erpool on the 9th, aud Queenstown on the
9Th, is due here. The following is sum
mary of her news, b<ought to-day by the
City OF New York.
The ship Hahuewmsnn off Liverpool
reports having been fred into and board.
ed by rebel psivsteer on the ls.of July.
After an examination OF the papers OF THE
Hahnewmann, the privateer left her at
lat. Is south, long. SO west.
The Daily News. says Of the one day
later news received by the Adriatic in
regard to the fight near Chattanooga. that
ii does not confirm the sanguine hope Of
our prosecuting cotemporaries, though it
convicts US OF oyerratiBe the disadvan
tages OF our friends
The Times Thinks the po<i'ion OF Frsnce
IN Mexico and The conditional acceptance
of the crown by the Arch Duke Max
milan, amount to nothing more than di
version in favor Of the South, ina.much
Is they are forcible and practically pro.
testing again-, the idea Of one do,ninsnt
republic in the North American con
,ingent.
The Mexican deputation to tender the
crown to the Arch Duke Maxinilian was
received By the Arch Duke on the 30
isst- Max,mil,an in reply said, he must
make his acceptance OF the throne de-
pend on plebiscite of the whole conn-
try. that il would be his duty to ask for
guards, which are indispensable to secure
Mexico against the dangers which threat.
en- her. Should this guarantee be attain.
ed and the universal vote OF the nation be
given in my favor, | am ready 10 accept
the crown, subject to the approval of my
brother.
1t is believed the conditions OF the
arch Dukes Acceptance of the crown are
the same as those named IN 1861, accor-
ding 10 which he considers the co-opera-
ton Of France and Eegland to be the onl,
means by which order can be re-estab lsh-
ed, and tbat free manifestation of the
wishes OF the whole nation is absolutely
necessary.
Rev Mr. Beecher had been addressing
a public meeting at Glasgow on the Am
ericau war which has called out the crit-
cism of the London Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

GENTLEMAN cared of Nervous DebnIsr. Ia
cam ettHcy, Premature Decay and YoasAfsl Error,
arlg&tei Ny asstfe - bensa; others. ui he happy
to fgrBsA to all vito hes1 H. tree OF charge lh-
ceipr sna directions usSing the simple Eenaesy
Gse1 ii - eaxe. Thasr wi-aSDg 10 pr.Gt b. his
paf.eaz sad possess yslaAe8s Reredy- silI re-
elys te.ae+ b. retarn mali (earefuily sea edl by
Addressing JOHN 3 oGGtS.
sasis-dSEsm No. CO SassAa strees. SeS You
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The uniersignsd having been restored 10 health IN
few weeks. by a very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with severainag affection, and
that dread disease Consumption lis xions to make
known y he fellow sufferer. the means u core.
To al WHO desire is be viii sead copy Of the pres.
erpts9n usei free ~ rhRr-- wsh the directions fos
preparing and usirg sta SAM vkie.s iAsy will dnd
for cossrArtios. AsTHss, BRoScHsris
C5roas CoLps &c TIE oaiy ob5e~t u the advertiser
In senling the preafrp.oA Il heueas the afaict
and spread snfornlati ~heh b. cel7e. in
valuable AMI bet s-- every s1-erar VII tyy tsis
meds, IS !: vail eos them nothing AMI may prove
blessiHg.
Parties wsshiag shs prescription sill plesse address
gsv. EpW AEp a. WILSON.
"'iansa arsh- Kinss ceants. New YORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

Night closed down dark and rsiny.
The enemy still held his ground. Our
men closed on the enemy about nine
O'Clock and charged the town. The reb-
els were plunged in confusion into the
river, and our men charged after them.
The enemy fed panic stricken, leaving in
our hands three hundred rifles and seven
ty-6ve prisoners.
Capt Palmer, enemy's chief of artille-
~, was captured.
The town was soon in flames, by the
hands of soldiers, and was soon total ,
DESTROYED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Capture Of a Propeller by Gucrrillas.
Fortress Monroe. Oct. II.

Fortress Monroe, Oct II.
Capt Cane, of the b. r White, has Just
arrived here, and reports yesterday, while
passing through Carrituck canal from
Norfolk. bound to North Carolina, bis
boat was captured by guerrilIas, together
with the small propeller Fawn, which was
In company with him. The tug was
burned, but while the guerrillas were
busy dividing the spoils, the crew of the
Fawn regaiued possession of ber,aapd
escaped.
The crew of the White we're parolIed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
S-T-I86O-X.
BRAKES plantation Rifters.

They purity, strength IN and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are IN aniideie To change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects ofdisslpation and ista hours
They strengthen the system and eniiven the hind.
They proven; mi s.raatic and Intermittent few krs.
They purify the breath and seidiiy Of the ssohsch.
1hey eEse nsspepsis and Constipation.
They cure Dia-rhea. Choiers and Cholera Mdrhus.
+. They Liver Complaint and Nervous He dache
They are the best Bitters in The world Thct make
the weak strong, and are exhausted atnre's
great restorer They ara made Of pure 81. crex Rum
inc celebrated Cssaya Bark roots and herbs and
akea wlh the pleasure ola beverage. without regard
70 sseer time OF lay Particularly Recommended 10
delicate requiring gentle stilnaiant soiaby
all GroeeTs, Druggists, Hotels and Saloon
DRAKE & CO, 2J2 Brondwsy, View York.
Sold by Andrew J.. Wilkinson.
ie2T-d6 wem Ne. ~ Aain.>ts. Esokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE ,

ID AFCHtdoR'S c~iehraf--f HAIR pYg ~ ti< Best
ID - TIE 8eriS ia~ oHiE HsrwAsss 7rue eks Res
s5ir pyr sagwn This sIiena3d FAR Dyeis pt-tect-
rhsnees Ne, ka-fy o. Gray Halr Instantly to tfless
slaeR or Rsat-ai Brorns ~hont iayatisg tie iair
Staining the ska. eaviHgt the Hair Soft ADD kntui
in parts irrsa vitality, ffgsceuY restoring sstide
color. -aa rertaes the I'D elects Of Bad Ds+ The
Genuine IL signed NILtI.M 4, BATeRELos. Al Others
truisations. and should be avoided soii Or
sn DrnsHists. ke. fACTGRT-Gi BAFrI.x-frswKT
Sew York B.rHxtoR's Mrs. rosLEr Car roK
nREsssss rHx HAIR. jysdk~iy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

Nashville, Oct. 10.

"A large Union meeting vas held last
night 10 celebrate the Pennsylvania ana
Ohio Victories.
Officers from Chattanooga report bragg's
army IN force in front Of Cnatsanoogs
1Tbev don't believe any part Of the rebels
have left to reinforce Lee.
The Cumberland river at Harpeth
Shoals has swollen ten feet. Some houses
in the vicinity of the city are entirely
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

St. Louis. Oct 10.
A special from Cairo says the prizes
captured on Red river some days since,
were valued at one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. They were destroyed
after the removal of the stores and ani.
muuition.
The Lindell Hotel was opened to the
public to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Curtis z. Conn, John sanford VIM w Ra,k,,r
AT Wailirg The STATE OF Iowa Gor The ns ~ ~ ~
sehaol Fund.- natngs Andersen. WbssSsr PEI
lows & Go; Vim y r l. plsdaick miller atsrsn5er
VOORHEES,. chaplin n Tte Jahn t.nrst Cb,rta,
ne f'.,, 'shes eox, Anna Nnfthinston Exeeu
,.tS Ys estate OF Wm II Worthlnstai,. deceased |;
Miller, Msshe 4 Co: Robert Ifamitop James q
kamssy, VIM Col man, James W cox James Dur-
rows: Caleb. Cope X Co: WILTON Preston Georoe-
Csbus. Ssryker Wood l. Uspili: Mott shober
CO, Brown & ciendening:
loh aud each OF you, arc hereby notified that or
before the 10th das ofocobeT 1885, there will on
he In the Office Of the Clerk She district eurt 81
Lee County. Iowa, at Fert Naaison. n petition OF
Samuel Miller, surviving ebligee ctaietinr IN Won
the said Cnrtis Conn and John r Stafford th sn,,
OF Three Hundred snG Fifty Dollars aad noIlsrs
anu a. money cue n proriSsnay Eofr exc
Gated By ht to Samuel Miller Nd Lewis Reeves.
alsn claiming against all of you Tie Foreclosure Of
Mfrlfagr, given to SECURE said io,s eonvaVtnv H.
following real estate to-wit. Lot onnfri III Elpck
eleven Ill in he City Of Keohuk In Ae Cor nty or
Lee and State OF Iowa in which said rial estate tho
oihfr csfendants claim some intesesi
Ahn uniess son sppear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second das OF the December term, 1859
oIsaid District Court Fort Madisor lrdgrent and
decree vii be renieredihereon according thr prayer
OF said petition.
RANKIN q McCRARY
oeS-dlv Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Eaakut lava Ma - I6k1

SoTIry.-To ali parsons having gans, reviewers
ptsfois mnnitions Of u any sind fer sale
oreessd sell dispSse Of IL. siiheui frsi
obtaining s~rua from the ahaetssaed By order Of
The Special Agen, Of the Trsasurs Department. Ali
persons violating this Greer xIli table 70 have such
god. contested for the Tbs Gsvernnert
United sisies JOHN STANsUs,
m1y2--sau Sgrvssor aud Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Cavalry Engagement.

Chattanooga, Oct. IL.
Cavalr inst in report the rebel cavalry
driven back across the Tennessee river,
with loss of over 1900 killed and
wounded aud deserted. aud 5 pieces OF
artillery. Federal success complete.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
OF rHE NERVOUS, SEM

~ NAL UEIe.ks SErrAL sysrxd .-Sew
ami VI lahe t-esteaenI--tu Reports Of tbs HOWARD
As sant.TIoNSeni iu sealed letter rnselp9ss. free
ofcaarre Aairess. Or. !. sKIiLIS hoUdHTos,
Hswtr ssec 5s4iau, fhiiAdeipsta ia.
a9SA5-a& W3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
NOTICE.

TO Charles Cannon. Isaac H2ll Henry l. Howell
p Lamont, Barbara Miller, fsaaf q Eia, Jsmes
Robinson, ST.; b = &erriam. q III Bnrhriise Geo
Frederick, VI Graves. y & HedEes " Turner
assgaee of Patsiek X Grouse. Sthts Of Iowa for
the use Of School FUN. t4ps & AnGrrzop & Co.
foa and eteh OF you, are hereby nstifed thafthere
Is nov ae In the onice Of the CLERK ~ the Bis
triei Court of Lee eonnty Iowa a; Fort ia. isrg a
petition of Hiram Barney c9sirlfrt Of Vau Casrlps
u Csnuoa. he OF Five Hundred and 70 40
Dollars with 10 per cent interest per aneun payahle
annually. az money sre on Mt-txaEe made bF on
n thsTles Mason aud since ASSIGNED 10 said HiYam
Barnet. dated May IoHn, A. D. 1853 also Ginning
against each II You the ioreeiosufe oi said Mortr
tue same being upon c-rtAiy i0ts IN the City Keo.
sui, described in said pe!ttipa for the IN chase
II ahey IN Lee county lows. past az Ehieh hav. .- a
released from said agk hrain sat fort p; aud
further asking Tor sale o. said premises general
relief.
Aud r7less you appear anf answer said petition
on or before OF The second day OF the next
term or said District Court Commence at Fort
Msdlsnn the first &ord4y q DecembeF, a. D.,
1903 defauit VIII be entered against yor. and iudg
ment rem red thereon prsyed Tor 10 said petition
NOBLE n STRONG
octH-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Collision ofvessels ON the Lakes.

Buffalo, Oct. 10.
The propeller Eclipse collided yesterday
morning within ten miles from here with
the schooner Hudson, sinking the latter.
with 8 900 bushels of wheat. One man
killed and two wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
Legal Notices.
NOTICE

T. Il " sEmpis, Sarah N Ssrrp'e Il II Baydirg 2
tyre, WiiitsE LEIGHTON : rns'as G Ss.,.s, W.,
y s.irptan pie-1e Brc. & FlarsErs. Cock 4 -.
hart stons Stsr q &c. Jetn tawr4 Thtnas RANKIN
Ass Aavo. Rix fsls x G8. Be8rGict Hsfs & M
n n : Lahp, HuAe-t, Van Tasrufure n Ca. Hsa1
a7tk- &era y tef Fatat~a3. Airs dam x O.: gehn
II Day. assiEnee nj R4rrs q Edatzer ArchAafl
ArEHg : trs bstaf W. er- " 4ndwavG * as Herusa
Bal3air Hcnski@h tinst4ie Desrai4nis.
lou arr HEREBY noticed 'haf Ell re Is now or Gle
y the o9ee o. the Clerk ~ the District C0Hr On re
afnsF, iaEa- 81 Fort Madison 49, neftior urter
oath Of Billings iii wblrh voa 3 re- aN n sda d.
7 u iaais alleE ng ttst eer-an ned cer ain Real
rs ale IN lee Caauy, less saIa Ye- tiet da-crfee
executed b. II. w. sample AMI Sarah n. ample to n
-. Bsltlnz snd W. + r. Ltnch. + cGfe of luse i2ih
u $3.50 nd> be- let ara uat record l. and
hSt DECD q fFCsi. ecute sa. nsemises be said
= Il Betting and - Lsnch TO William Leiehton.
fusee- h secrre certain prpw-sory natcs has been
pad and Should te cancelled If Record ard that all
- you exeeat said lynch and Beiinz, have rec ver
cd Judgments against ssit Il - Sanrle wh,ch hy
reason q The loss ans roae ecording II ali Deed
irer-es. AID PRAYING tii sai3 Zee d &C rr>t IT Is be
ee rieret rad and satisfied and y saiA Judrulens
taay be declared 20 len uon SAID premises ARD Thai
said PEN be dera-ei fse su1 clear u &c ladg-
Es-ass nj led % gas tte ttl thereto n4y bs
quoted u rsinis, ara fer oer aid farther relief in
tie PREMISES.
And unless Thu appear ard answer thprrto on or
befarr noon OF Tue sta9ud dav of the next tenn OF
saia Court, To br begun sna hoaen IN the Hrs Non
day of December. 4 u. 1853 default wi be entered
against You and u4EHeai rsnd rea thereon.
NOBLE y STRONG.
orfib - Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20
5pffial Notices.

Post ONCE open on Sunday from Q to 10 O'Clock,
AN. open every day except Sunday from A. M.
nntl7 r. n.
J.B. HOWELL IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-20

IcomMrNicAIKp.j
PrLMoSAgr coysrxPTIos sCrRtBLR DIsElsg!
a CARD.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

fyoAL-rHE BRsf QUALITY or LxHI0H. I0CUST
W Mountain and Peach Orchard Coal received fron Ysr3
expressly for family ~ NE oues Yarhs yxse Or6SD
third street; bRADLEY 4 WARNKR's No usSoa ssSS.sr
also asue Yard. 1ls zle aaf fn wss !9ss:salh aPss
neas Eighth avenue ~ LkHUA
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

nuE HIGHEST CASH PRICE rArD FOR DiAuoHDs.
Wslchsa Jewelry rnd MerrhAniisc, atys lces usfe
a. slce. No Is No BsiIdina ~ srcssvrsli
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

TNIANovDs. OLD GOLD AxD sIL, ER.-BY Gor~1
- V LOUIS ANRIcIi Iss iirnainay. under The New
other place in city for Diamonds Old Uold s, ef,
wnoat being eompc I'D N tske other goods w cschaaee
lie pa, la bankable money Cnmfla Hair Shaws.
klpd- Of Lae@ fnss bought ~ the highest price A.
has years established In hew rork Remember ~
broadway.
DtAnoSD JEwELRv FOR sALE--A BARGAIS-
IL Cash paid India Csmcrs Is1r shsws llb.rl sd-
WAGES upon goods Iet sale Ohic hours vi 10 aud
I'M ouIv n. W. PLUMB. Diamond BrJser.
bi2 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

- DIAMOND BRoAER
7fo Broadway. wa,ces aud Jewey bought AArancss on
~. uoouas asd WatcheA
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

A GREAT BATTLE FOrGHr-THE VICTORY n
n gained. Laes and gentlemen. Il has been vctoroaes
ia b.ing pronounced. by many n. AiNTk Of
2S sish has been paying hjxhest pr cash.
for OF Clothing Carpet Je wery, ana su
20 con!nu. 10 10 So y .ou wn iavor hi with note @
prces o;ercd by dealers -
perfect hunug; but the best and do
address abov, then will know will reooivo
faction. Do not forget the old. we'll known denlsr.
Mintz the number 1y Sixth Eightoenth
street. ladies puncsunlly attended by9Ars. MnU.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
rH THIRD AVENUE. BErwEEk SEVENTH All

y THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN SEVENTH AID.
"A Ei4hih Ladies' and gentlemen ~M hnd y ~
t0their advantage ditosng Of tLcir Cast On Cthing
Carpets Furniture and ewcry hay. ihis day receiv
Ell order and bound W hl We w1 gtnanteo.
To- 20 cent than other dealer IN the city.
Call address by H. JCSEPit. - Third
.Ioken
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

I 900 CERrIFICATES HAVING HAD FOURTEEN
i.CAO Teeth extracted without pain, BY Dr. . JAY
NIl1sENS, Ijo Grand street. two books from Broadway
cheer uly insert t thos. suffering
toothache. HArE EyLAsp. West kloofanela. n ..
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

A POSITIVE FACT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. II
n you want to thu utnost value Tor cAst on
Clothing, Carpets Furniture aud Jewclry the best
do ID send A. HARRIS B5l Thrill ayen0e, no
tween THIRTY and Thirty ninth streets east side
There d. pend you will Is cent m0Ho
!nan ri any other dealers In New York Ladies attended ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

A TIE OLD ESTA MENT OF A. DcCA6. no
"A Seventh avenue. ladies' snd gentlemen VIII have The
best opportunity Of their Cast Oh Wearing Appa
rel ms The undersigned has received oer ION New
Orleans amounn: 10 $50 co.. for which articles wlA
guarantee TO 25 rent than those who
their prices and extra great prices for Carpct also furn
ure Jcwelry xc note By post will be punctusly attend
ed by Mr. or Mrs. ID. - % - n
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
MUSICAL.

A SPLENDID PIANO FOR s7ol-G. H. BARMoRE,
"A ss Bleeeker street offer splendid assortment Of their
Pianos the cheapest and best with ahe latest
unique In style and finish, and warranted for
i've years.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

A r s53 HOW ERy-H ROsEHTHAL HAVING 0RRA1
"A dosre 10 purchase quantity Wearlu
APparc FIrniinre Carpets Jew e,ry 4c by calling =
value for each article ladies attended by Mrs Rosentha
Please remember and 3oS Bo~cry Opposite Great Jons1
The New York herald., 1863-05-18
A GREAT psMAxp.-sao.oDo WORTH OF CAST or

a Clothing wanted, or NsN Dreams LADIES' AID gsn-
temen having the above articles 0 me under6Gn.
ed pay the ing prcesrrn SO 70 tls
for silk Dresses. ir S5 Ia 80 Coats frs ~ 70 ~ fer
Psnts; as0, Carpets urnlur. ~ B.Th highest prtoo0
Isa for old Gold SILVER wasshcs Diamonds smss Hair
ehaws Guns. Ptsi0s Musai Instruments. Pcaso call
address j. ANlALT, l5s seventh between Twen-
tet and Twenty hrsi streets Ladies attended by Ars-
l