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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.l
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
n aid on the ~ phis and & chsrleston Rail-
road-Thc r ehPIs r epu,sed.


MEMPHIS, Oct. I5.-Ths rsbsls have been
making demonstrations ainst the Cofinth
Railroad, in order to prevent reinforcemenrs
reaching Rosecrans, and on the itth 3,iso of
them made an attack at Colisrsvil,e, twenty
four miles from Memphis. They had also six
pieces OF III Itillery. They demanded the sur
rerd OF the place, and upon the refusal OF the
fPderai commander to accede 10 tii.Air demand,
they commenced = brisk canDonade. but most
OF the shells tell q long distance in the rear OF
the eaIihW oras. Soon after the fight com
menced, the special train containing General
sherman and staff, with the 18Th Reg aiare.
csme up. The rebels directed their fire at the
train, and disabled the engine, killing some OF
The soldiers. One of Gen. Sherman's staff,
named Jones. was severely wounded in the
lungs. The rebels then made three successive
charges, but were each time successfully re-
pulsed by our troops. Once they succeeded in
did not succeed. 10 -s s-.-AT
They, however, succeeded IN capturing a
Morse belonging 10 General Sherman, and il is
ported that they got pos session OF some Of
his papers, but this may not be correct. The
fight lasted nearly four hours and at some
times was very desperate Our loss was small,
only Eighteen killed and forty or fifty wounded.
Their loss was twice as great. This may he
considered rs one Of the most brilliant little
1Ehts OF the war, considering what was at
stake, the great disparity OF numbers and the
eLemy's artillery. General Sweeney, with a
large force OF ca, airy, arrived after the fight
and was sent in pursuit OF the enemy, With
what success we have not yet learned The
damage dene 10 the railroad was slight, and
iraiEs ran regularly the next day.
.Ihsre are said tn be eight or ten thousand
rehrl carairy in the vicinity. who are watching
an opportunity to make break in the railroad
Our troops are well prepared to receive them,
YET there Is so much read TO be guarded that it
will not be strange if they should Interrupt
communication for short time. They keep
RI rtmarkably we'll posted in regard to all our
movements by persons who pretend 10 be
Inlonsts. and who are allowed TO pass through
lines.
All OF Gen. Shermans corps are on their way
to Chattanooga. and probably VIII arrive thcr.
before this reaches you.
Our latest advicps from Little Rock report
all quiet in that vicinity. tfen. Davidson is
raco yrrEng from his Illness.
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From yicksburs.

VICKsBURG, Oct. :, WA Cairo, Oct I6 )-Gen.
Grant was on horseback yesterday at a grand
review, for the first time since his accident. He
reviewed the corps by divisions as they filed
tying to the citizens to see their conu uerors in
such fine trim. The troops We're enthusiastic
when they came in sight of their leader, and
filed the air with cheers. !. =
The rebels are running eighty. five miles of
railroad between Canton and Grenada. .
- There Is no news from Mohite -. -
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Sale of U. S. rive. rwen,te.

4 PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1S-The substitution
agent reports the sale of $i. OF fiye-twen-
ties on Saturday, making $9,5NlU00 for the
week. deliveries Of the bonds are being made
to the 14th of October. The loan nnsold is
under $500 000, 900, and at the above rate ofsale
will not long be before the pu blic Efg =
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BOARDING..

N0fICR.-ARe. TALBIRT, st ass Fourteenth
limited number Of Day Boardsrs, st moderate
prices. oe l9-st~
BOARD -6entlensn can bs accommodated with
- pleasant Rooms and Board At 363 street. be.
National Hotols oc 10 ST.
900 FIRST STREET BAsT-BITWlAN A
CSO and ,. Capitol Hill,) Gentlemen and their
wives, and single gentlemen, can bs accommodated
with large Jleasa1t Rooms with Board. Reference
sXchAD ged. oc 6.sw~
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C. v. BorMIR. sEo. ". BoTELER
c. ". B0TELER L SON,
I'M MPO II II ERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
china, Glass, and oreskery Ware,
ABLE oUrLIRY. SILVER PLATED WARP,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS.
TIN oHAhB1R SITS. COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED wAIrERs. DOOR MATS,
H1AfH1R DUsf1Rs. BRUSHES. WOOD WARE.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES CENTRALLY.
HHousss. Hotels. and s.sameoass furnishsd st
short notice.
- s1s IRON HALL,
-, a. PsnnsslvaniA avenue. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
WHAT TO Eat, AND HOW TO COOK lr.
" Oracle Of Cookery for the Million London.
:as sad sessss Lon
Ss hsssat: off aopdon
Domestic Cookery.
his. Ls;Iis ;Ii ]: !, 50. oeslsr, Book. :.
,Say UoS9aery. Carving. and Etiquette of the Table.
soysfs noder. Heu.sxife; ..r..r
s kI,ehsns1a aasaGl2s Soot tS,1Slait 5I,ss Cookery
WiddiReld's New Oook Book. ..s........
0ec0leI-Le CQAlnler Prallclen. Paris,
Be.nsrdi-Le cuisinier Imperial Paris.
oc16 FRAECK TAYLOR.
NOTICE. :,
i HAVE This day receive1 50 pieces CARPETS of
all grades which will guarantee TO sell thirty psr
cent less than other house In this and @ chesp
40 can be bought in any other city. Also, 8 large
lot OF good low.prieed fURNITCRl OF AIl de-
cfHs fF;:ss :ns stfy S
i've svSi SxIsS iISr rTEATHERs. 4. BUoHLF.i BSIS i"'
&C SLIM ID, 42s 7th strest. east side.
T. . a NJ Dale ~ a !"
r. Ash GOAL, egg and stoso sizs, 't,@ =
White AK dsh PaEi HNb ana larhA0' s''s
..Ea-a HICKORY WOOD.
coRp LEEGTH, on SAVED AID SPLIT AEY LHyGfK
-1Ies9s. Aie''1''t n ". II. NARROW, 80
!, eesh,at +. sosth side.e.nal. eorpsr 7th :t:
W. T--T-- HOpS MOTHIN6. .. -.
BOYS sn1 cH1LSR3SS oIOfHINa Of he
ssvsststYlss .suitabls for the Irssens sssscn Ios
assss md sehool xssr. 70 vAisA vs mviss os'
= . -. WAL. gTlRH1Ne co.. SO
.,n,n Sss fsansyi12ie k.saarss "a ssstS sSsnSs srs.
TSHu % 80 N01UY .eUTL11s OF fA1
=. IIy tnaa Ia0 Jsepefcd ee h1xn1al q az umee
anA g snes1 noase N kia4s eG WAqQnsk $s., A.
oosnsf q yeia q 9Aahs4Ial N:,.
Ia h8t az 81 fFTIr q. 8Dl12Doeos IL
@N
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ArrIval from the GuIf.

PH1LApELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-The supply steam
er BeTmn da has arrived from the West Cult
biockading squadron.s She left Psnsacola on
the nth instsnt. The steamer reports that the
fever was very prevalent among the shipping
Sbelefl Port Royal ON the l5th, but brings no
news She didsnot stop OF Charleston. s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E9R sALE-A FIRST class three; story BRICK
Th sa1 1.
the stock and Tools Of Wholesale Oons.ctions.y
eo Or aSoat The 5 b
street Sssxss1 and Z, Isisnd Possession
FURNISHED PARLoR AND BEDROCK TO
LET. without board. Apply at 272 st, corner
OF 18th. ocl4,iw"
(HLoTHING STORE FIXTUREs FOR sALa
NJ to ns
y. Warrington, D. U. &C I3 lwH
IVU suitable fe suffers. .restaursnts and orivsts
Of s 'es pss'
18th snd sts.. Warrington, d. G. oc ls-lm.
EpR sALE-Ths GOOD WILL, with possession
a .a1s IL for
g. ;;
EOR sALE-Two new small BRICK HOUSES, in
from JacLson Park and Penn. aveoue; also, new
Sss .trss essr g 6ss
POSSE. Baker, second door Of 18th and Penn ave-
nue.. oc l3-lw'
~ BOARDING, permanent or transient. Also, sew.
eral iarse Rooms, suitable for gentlemen desiring
70 for n Hpay 81 oS
tween and streets, one block from Rirkwood
dotel oc II cow
EoR KENT.-seyer,l FURNIsaED ROOMS,
consisting of ParlOr and Cha nbers, convs
e
EOR sALE.-A rare chance for > proftabe in
yestment. . large and commodious ICE
HOU 6R, g. by 50 feet and "a deep situated oD the
Canal Basin, in Alexandria, with the e1clustve
privilege Of all tie ice formed on said basin Said
70 embark in safe and proftabls business; For
fpYther informa alton enquire OF PETER e.. HEN
DE1eON. 1Ol Queen street. Alexandria, Va, or
464 10Th st., between and 4, Washington.
HOUSE FOB sAL1-One Of the finest in George
II town; eGntainins about IS rooms, in com plets
bath and ice house. stabling for seven horses and
sssti.ss: sxtensiys grounds attached, With choice
Also, that tine building lot in this city ON the
south west cornsr Of Indiana avenue and I'D street.
nearly opposite to Trinity church 81 by 75fest Ior
terms inquire OF JAMES y. HALLIDAY. Real Es-
tate Broker, sl5 Eleventh street. doors south Of
Pennsyly AniA avenue.
oe2.eo6t. Intel UAion.]
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Kespite, OF DIR. Wright.

sss FoRrREss MoIROE, Oct. I6.-yo-dAy was
appointed for the execution Of DR., Wright, Of
Norfolk, but respite Of one week having been
granted by the President. IL was accordingly
deferrso.1g ,a90NaAs Al 5#.xg sss 81 @ ia
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By WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Auc,,on.e,

By WIN. L. WALL d CO.. Auc,ioneers.
III the Horse Bazaar. 9s south side La Arenxe,
bettceer 9Th and l0rA strssrs
" L. WALL CO.. Auctioneers, have now
~ on hand on corsi gnmsnt at their Bazaar,
NO. " Louisiana avenue. between 9th and 10th
streets. ct private sale. large assortment Of Fam
ily Carriages, Rcekaxays. Park Wagons, Jenny
Lind. Germantown, Top and No-top Busaies
Trottins Wagons; Coaches, Harness, Saddles, With
many Others not hsre enumerated which we will
sell at very lowtprioes to close oonhenments Per
sons in want VIII DO we'll to give Cd : cali and ak
anime our stock
oe A.lGt WIN. L. WALL d. Co. Aucts
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RA deserter was shot dead in the streets O {
New York on Tuesday. His body fell in eel :
lar way and the coroner's verdict was, served
him right. 1i1
SOwing to his shocking bad hat Vice Pres
ident Hanpfin was recently mistaken for one or
JEFF. Davis gueIrillas.3 5a- -.4 ~
10The Muscoyites are said to receive the
.adulatlons OF female New York with Us mn IN
grace as japanese Tommy.
~ Abride was shot dead at the aItar i,
church In Cisnfuegos, a short time sinc,.--hv
disappointed suitor, probably. ts11 'sasT
Five million of acres are devoted in
France to the Vine, and fifteen millions OF men
IN the United States to the product of.it.
Baron Gustavus Rothschiid has rseired
rom business with frrtunea OF lssv1soV
francs, or $30,0 600. 81,
~ A fast youth lost $4,000 in a Brosdway
nell" at the noble game OF faro.
~ In Portland, they are anding many new
bern infants lying around loose.
:. ~ The water In the Ohio river has nor for
ten years been SO low rs at the presensnme.
- Fht as0lT3f 4tsoT Et1szz3 st3E .910sx
a&Heb tg$4 M Il = aaaRs ,tNisaf .sas asaa9k
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FROM CHATTANooGA.-Weh have letters from
our Chattanooga correspondent of the IL th ips.
The armies were in statU quo. There was no
military news TO be- communicated, but we
have an editorial from the Chattanooga ATTAIN
icant. 1t takes gloomy view Of the situation.
and admits that General Rosecrans Obtained
and holds the prize for which he crossed the
tennessee; and very plainly intimates that he
even il Roseerans should not strike a bio o.
Bragg will be competed TO faH back from his
present position. The whole article is full OF
meaning; and OF the significant expressions. not
the least prominent, is that which peaks OF the
election of a Peace Democrrt to the Presidency
as result that would follow the defeat of Rose
Grams. That, it also says, would insure the es-
-tablis hmentof the Southern nConfederacy. The
Rebel, it will be recollected, is the paper that
first nominated Vallandigham for Governor Of
Ohio, and pronounced him 'sa man of our
Cheir) own sort."-CiaciaadH Gazette I1M.-
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FIR ST
HaTIoAlL RlNK or WA0aIA Ae1oa.
Canital-g5o0. 600.

~ This BANK. organised under the National
hnkins Law of the las: Congress. il opened this
day for the TRANSACTION Of business, st the corner
Of Fifteenth and = streets, opposite Treasury Ds.
pArtmsnt. II. D. oOoX1, Prssidsat.
Wn g. HUNTINGTON. Cashier. soH-u
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Nl. LOOMS, H. D; ths Inysnsor and Psksntss
SsfsonAIly at his once In this city. AAnyopXl
eeTHone can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
Persons calling at rr odlee can be accommodated
sfta any style and price Of Teeth tAey may desire
slsAnest, strongest and most perfect dentule that
art can produce, the MIEERAL PLATE Win b
Rooms il this eity~No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
ketveen eth and 10Th streets. Alse, 907 Arch IT.,
Pbiladelphia. mar 4-ly
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Az AsTouNpIsG DISCOVERY IN THE CRrso-
LINE WAT.-The ladies may be interested to
learn, as we do from the London correspon
dent OF the Belfast t1reiand) News letter, tha +
q tradesman in London has made an astound-
ing discovery. A benefactor Of mankind, the
results Of bis researches entitle him to rank
with Copernicus, 4alileo, Watt, Newton Full
ton, Hunter Stephens. Davy, or any or an Of
the philosophers who have surrounded their
names with nimbas Of glory. He has met
the want Of the age. He has discovered q new
crinoline! One that will not get into unbe-
coming angles when the fair wearers enter
buses or pass through crowds. It is called
the "Ondina," or waved lupon, and the inysn-
tortread, ladies y thus describes Its wonderful
properties So -
1t does away with the unsightly results of
the ordinary hoops: and so perfect are the
wave.like bands, that q lady may ascend a
steep STAIR lean against table, throw herself
into an arm chair, pass to her stall at the opera,
or to fourth seat in q carriage, without incon
yeaience to herself or others, or provoking the
rude remarks OF observers, besides removing
or modifying in an important degree all those
pecnliarities tending to destroy the modeety OF
Englishwonen; and, lastly 1t allows the d;ess
TO tall into graceful folds.
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AMU SEMENTS
MARINIH DANCING AoADIAY,
lyU A. Tar aNn Hail

MARINIp DANCING ACADEMY,
Corner Sirh street aud Virsinia arenus,
prs.ss. hes the aon9r e
s.s;:.: vi ss%asa;s as = hqSS1Y M r. sss
& &. ;:ss and and
from sp. to p. m. Gentlemen from to 70 m,
4 R. LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof. =. 3. 1ABBE's Ae.dsu, will reopen o.
Tas:day. ost. 18th IN the ball ever the store a
S.as:siy:nis Venue. directly @ opn:.is. i the ss:{
METROPOLITAN Hotel; Days Of tuition forlHA
.ad:s: .ss s a
men same evenings, commencing at half pAst7
The Saloon viii be rented for Balls and PARTIES.
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
Mr.; G00DALL. Professor aud Tsao.sr Of Daaeinr
o1 T.: sIaH.
Ladies win commence st the OMITTED HALL.
Pe s. aosIs @ "
ssy eys9ins:: nom to 10. Private lessons any
The sesptre, Exercise for Ladies', 50 much recon-
pended for deformity and onesdedness; also, the
nsse aaSea Sees iat s''''n'a o''F' and clerks
Mr. &sc6Sfinues to give lessons on the Violin
Due notice viii bs given OF his Glasses at George.
Mrs. eoodsll will receive limited number OF
pupils for Pianoforte and Singing
For cards of terms, DO. please apply at his rooms.
90 llm"
CoLUMBIA ooRFET Akp STRING BAND
f.ss
required. 1t the shortest notice By leaving orders
st John tsemans, corner of Psnnsyl sni. svenus
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CLoAxa AND sHAHLsl

CIoAss AND sHA"Ls!5 !5usr S. aEcx1yxp-a j
lsplsnaia stosh Of L sa,ss, o9L0KID 90 DLA0x
Seautifnl desikpsi alee, arset yssisty Of nsw
styles Of 6HANLs. yor sale iox -.
eel Z. ,aaa - =. 1A1hVA w.
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY. -.
Dh. LEWIE Has removed to 242 Renn. Avsn0e,
re doors above his former once; Gall
and examine the DR.. D New and I'm
proved Meth cd Of inserting AftinciaiQlIIYD
Teeth, which 10 far superior TO any
other mode now in use. Also. Teeth e1treosed
without pain, when desired. Terms msosrsse IN
all cases. -sE Be ID ~
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BY J. q. MC6UIK8 4 CO., xnctiOneerB.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON NORTH H
sTRElI. BEIwzkl sIxIa AND eEyEaTH sTs.-
O'Clock ON the premiiss. We shall sell the eastern
part OF Lot in square No. 43 fronting IS feet on
north street, between Sixth and Seventh strsets,
and running back ls2 feet le@ inches. to 50 foot
alley, With IS foot paved alley on the east side.
The location of this Lot. near Seventh street. and
in . deaifabls and highly improved neigh borhood,
renders the sale worthy the attention Of psrsoss
seeking good building site.
Terms Ons-third in cash the remainder in six
and twelve months, With interest, secured hy =
dsed Of trust on the premises.
Title perfect. .as sss
oonvsyaaeias At the eott Of purchasers.
och J. g. MEG U1R1 L CO., Aucta
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 GO. Austioassrs.
EX1CUTORB SALE OF HANDSOME BUILD.
II me Lo1s. -O1 fHUReDAY ART1RNOOE,
October nd, at ~ O'Clock. On the Irenisss, No
shall sell Lots %, q. and part Of "a. In Bqua1e
fronting together % fest On aorth street bstvesn
ID and "a streets west and running back Ito feet 70
foot alley, divided into four building lots ol
10 feet front tss
Also, Lot IL. in Reservation No. II, fronting 2
fest On 3d street vsst, between and O streets
north and running bsek 1D0 fest to IS foot bile
alley. -
Terms: One half sAsh; the remainder II six
SoBT. 9. LuMpKIN. lxsss.or.
oel4-d j. O. MCGUIRE q CO., AuotA
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- SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
NDW AND IMPR0V1D INV1NfIo1
ARTIFICIAL
CHEoPLASTlC BONE TEETH,
Wy1nouY MBIxL PLA1B Oh 0LAsyD,

DR. D. ,. sI61SMOND, ....
Sl0 BsesdsSay, NssS York, dxd 260 Pssasy1vsaia
Asssss, 5sssssss l1sh ssd lStA sts., WasASassoa,
Calls tho attention Of the public to the follovins
sdvantAsss Of bis improved system:
I. The Teeth OF his manufacture win(
asysl @ rsode nor change color By any
3. No teeth or roots need be extrsted, q the
srEnc,al ones can be inserted over them.
.. The roots win be made inodensiys, and never
% ache. - = -
Z. No temporary teeth are needed, - permsnent
Ins aatHII ,s1g.ssso9 Of ths hss which under the
ysars By many Of the arst chemists and physisians
r3 this country.
metal fing With which the most sentative teeth
can be dllep without pain, and can build ub Per.
through EfeteEme.
Gall and Examine for yourself ~ 7o-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By WIN. L. WALL I. co., Auetioneers.
I1ons1HGtn FQRNdTURE AT AUcTIoN.-
o'eloch We will sell, at the House on 21t6 strset
TaInituIs Of Miss ssymsur err Ssseins ns n0s'esoa
HaA Parlor Suite. gentre faiie
Mirror and Aantel Ornaments
Solid Walnut Wardrobe
bsdsteads md Marble-top Bureaus
Mahogany eideboard
Gs!s GGsS.sasisn @ Dining Table and Chairs
French and Cottage Bedsteads
Mardrobes, Bureaus
Marble top WaRhstands, Toilet Sets
Sees: HAIR, Shuck. and Spring Aattrasses
oesa stoys, Kitchen Furniture, and Utensils
ocs WM. l.. WALL l. co., Austs.
UTHl,ABovR SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac,
;,, Cont Ct tss xssthsr to WEDNESDAY, tho 7lst
oc i6 ". L. WALL d CO., Austs.
By ). O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionesrs.
Gas IN pH AaP aPrzhsd5Sn H PSstso -,
seesr lob" & alss' q \; Auction Rooms, We
u. s a. 81 i1s :s on North
Lot No s. in Square ss1th Of Square No. 1n4,
fronting on ew York avenue. betweea Twentieth
and twelve months, with interest, secured By
deed Of trust on the premises Cost of con-
vss.nei1s to be p.ia Sy The RqFseRs.s'aS ao nt
By wM. L. WALL L CO.. Auctioneers =.
Atsae Horse Bazaay, 9s souA SIDE Louis lana aeenxs
teirsea Ntssh aud Isath streets.
RARE CHANCE, IL FINE BLOODED COWS
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"A 00ISTANT QUAKT1RNA6T1Rb ORYIC1,l
"A Co1an AZ G. axd 1scenty. second styests,
Washin0top, September 2s, 1855.
and third W1DkISDAfs III, llth. and sist OF
October, ct the Corral, near the Washington OBJ
serystory lafee lot Of
HoRS1e AND MUL1e: m
coadenned q unit for public service.
Sale to commences At 10 O'Clock O.. N,
Terms cash, In 0overnment funds.
OHlRLDo CARLTON,
re n tds Assistant Quartermaster.
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GkAND oF1S1fsa ffsafqrsnsT 81 hAT AND 11saANF
PARIS ANDN NEW YORK FASHIONS.
~ OOf011A 1fH. 1863.
NM, DIMoREsT AHD MRs. HINKLlY's,
sol PBKlA. AyaSr1, d
DRD68 NA1IN6 in al It's branches.
CLOAKS and NANTILLA As. made to order.
- Prize Medal Skirts aAd Corsots. Mirrer OF
Fashion. ct sol Psnn avenue, between 9Th AaA 10TH
streets, south side. oc7eW<
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/" HIDIS-HID19.
wIpN1sDxY and SATU1DAY, 6 II s'elosk 5.
~, q the Wharf on sixth street, " WaaAinStoo, a.
aalo. =.
moment OF sels q. BILL,
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By WIN. L. WALL L CO.. Auetioneers. =.
Atsae Horse Ba1aay, 9s sonA SIDE Louis apenxs,
btirsea Ntssth and 1sath SEtttS.
A RARE CHANCE, IL FINE BLOODED COWS
IA At AucrIoN.-0n SATURDAY MORNING,
sesr. II fine Blooded Mich Cows. giving milk
which cost the owner from $50 to $50, and some
a. high IS SO.
This win be An opportunity rarely offered for a
eer7 W WALL L Co. Aucts.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

cy virtue Of iccretal or,ler OF tie county
court Of Tama nnsy Iowa made on the fr.t
Monday in April lSG3 ordering the sale Of
the realestote Of William lloneywen deceased.
tho undersigned executor # real estate will
on the 10th day Of May next ut the hour Of
10 clock A. NJ. Of said day in front Of the
court house door in til. town Of Toledo in said
county, proceed to cell the following real estate
situated in said county TO wit: the south west
fr. or. Of the north west ar section 81 town.
ship 81, range Is. Also the sou,h west Or.
OF the south east or. section rs, torn, 81 range
Is. Also west part south east ar. sec. 25
township 81 range IL commencing 1t south
vest coner of came. runs thence east six
rods, thence north eighty ross thence west
six rods. thence eighty rods to beginning.
Terms one half cash, the balance on six
month"; credit, with ten per cent interest. re-
tanning lien en- tho land by mortgage 10 Sc.
cure the same. Sale made TO pay debts
ia WILKINS.
Executor Of Wm. Honeywell,
Toledo, April 10th 1858.