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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
SECOND DISPATCH.

Headquarters Amy OF TIN POToMAC,
November Z, IOP. M-Geu. SedgWick re
ports capturing this P. NJ, in his operations
three Lieutenant Colonies, many other Of
fceFs and over 500 men, together with 4
battle flags. Gen. French captured over
400 prisoners, officers and men.
TSiguedl g. &. MEADE, Mej. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
From the Army Of the Potomac

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THR POTOMAC,
November 7.-Maj. Gen. SedRWick advHnc-
ed 10 the railroad crossing where he drove
the enemy 70 the river, assaulted and cap
tured two redOnbts with his artillery on
this side, taking u number of prisoners,
Maj. Gen. French advanced TO Kelly's
Ford, driving the enemy in small force
across the river and captured several hun
dred prisoners at the Ford.
[SiguedJ g. G. MEADE, Maj. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
ANOTHER DISPATCH
CLAnksRuae, Nov. 8, 1856.
"a Gorernor Rorennn

10 Governor 60FeMdn
A telegram has just been received from
Gen. Sc..mmOn, in which he says: Gen.
DaflCe entered LewisbarR at 1890 A N
on the 7th, the enemy having passed
through in retreat from Averill, who gave
him severe whipping at DrOOP AOuntain
on the 9Th. fs iiI
Duftie captured the euemy's camp tents,
knapsacks, provisions, &C., one csisson and
upwards of one hundred kind Of cattle.
The cavalry have gone in pursuit. Az
Grill had arrived.
B. F. KELLEY, Brig. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
RarA Bic TaEE "A merchant Of this city

/ R0-A BIs TREE "A merchant of this city
who has just returned from a business
visit to the mountain counties Informs us
that while travelling through Preston Coun-
~ he saw q lot of shlp builders from Bos
ton working with remarkable piece of
timber which they bad found about seven
miles from RoWlssburgh. 1t was tree
twenty.oue feet in circumference and nine
and half feet 10 diameter. 1t was
white oak, fifty ,fonr feet from its base to
its first branch without curve or speck
of decay. 1t was estimated that the tree
would produce ten thousand feet of one
inch lumber.
The ship builders who were handling
the tree said they intended to take it
to Boston. The merchant did not see how
they were going to do this, but as they
were genuine Yankees he had no doubt
they would accomplish the work. 1t is
well known that there is some of the best
ship timber in this section of the country
that can be found in the United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
HAIR DYEE HAIR DYE!!
BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

Is tho be8t IN tho W"FAus
THE Only HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye q Perieet-ebanges Rad
Rusty or Grey Hair, Instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural Broom, without IRIuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beauti
full imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring It's
pristine color, and rectihes the i'll effects of Bad
Dyes. TheGenutne Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
Flor, all others are mere imItatiOus and should be
avoided. Sold by all Drusgtsts, &c. FAoroRY-sl
BARoLAY-sF, N.
BetoheIOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
augl9 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
NoTICE.

should your chest be narrow. contracted and
Have you duh heavy pains or oppression within,
Or that dry hacking cough shUIlness OF breath,
U--ntd many 90 6ften the herald Of death;
Look we'll 70 your safety, not even delay,
Dare not with our life 70 tTifie day,
Es-uquiFeat 0tce Whete to get Shoelder Braces, =
R-emem6eE z. Boxing the eheAPest Of places.
But the Brace Alone Il not al y0p win md
R-tmafkAbly kheap hha eEaetly - mind, Z
Cosmetics peffameties In the Tlfest ahJW -cases,
Each LADY these wanting - are believing
Should Visft once the Drug Store Of Edmund
Booking, No. Odd Fellow Hail OctS1
fNLD FASHION PALM SOAP just received as No.
" SstaS Sdd1slo" AAn' EDMUND BOOKING.
EIoR REW PRRFUNERY can Al ne oaa EsnOE
otto %" DloS s'O' EDMUND BOOKING.
GSOLPHITE OF LIMEs-An0ther fresh
y supply just received 1t The Odd HelloW Hall
Drug store. OcSt EDMUND BOOKING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09

B@REBEI DEsERrEas.-Lieut Knapp,
of the 9Th West Virginia Infantry, arrived
from CIarksburg yesterday, bringing two
rebel deserters from the goth Virginia reg
iment. The men are brothers. They came
within our lines few days ago aud gave
themselves up. They represent that more
than two thirds of the regiment 1.-THE 2oth)
have recently deserted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09

The immense sales testify to the merits of this
remedy.
Tie numerous daily reports of astonishing cures
attest its value.
1thAs advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, vd mpartipg tone and strength
to the system.
Is safe and harmless to the infant, and powerful In
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, 10 invaluable, being
appropriately termed by Them in many certificates,
tTHR sOLDIER'S FRIEND"
Mothers ind it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethin freed from the injurious effects OF
Narcotics, gives rest to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Bold by respectable Dealers every
where.
PRIOE, 26 oENTsA BOrELE. Prepared only by
jun27 en- WIN. F.DAvtDsON,C Cincinnati, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, November The En-
quiFeF has special from Baltimore, say
ing it is rum0Fed here that the rebels arc
ORIGINATING Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
To EDWARD m. NORTON. United
states Marshal for the Western Dis
trlet 0f VIII Rtniaf

states Marshal for the Western Disc
trIet of Viz giniat
THE Fall Term Of tho District Court of the United
i States for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Charleston having been prevented from holding Its
regular term ut the time appointed by Law, you are
hereby authorized, by publishing this warrant, to
notify all persons interested IN the business Of that
Court that special term will be held at Charleston,
commencing its session the tenth doth day OF
November, 1884, for tho transaction Of all busness
unfinished otherwise, that could BIO transacted at
regular term Of the same and for thtspurposo you
are hereby required to summon Grand Jury TO be
in attendance upon tho Court at that time and
place. Is. {.
Given under my hand, as Judge Of the District
Court the United States for the Western District OF
Virginia, this Goth day of October, 1853.
oct29 I'd JOHN j. JACKSON, Jr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09

nom Gen. Kelley: r-sf,-5F
CLARKsBURG, November 8, 1858.
To GOUTHOr BOrsmqa:
Gen. Averill attacked Jackson's forces
at Mill Point, in PoeahOntas county, on the
9Th inst, and drove him from his position
with trifling loss. jackson fell back to
the summit of DrOOp Mountnia, when he
was reinforced by Gen. EchoIs with Pat
tons brigade and one regiment from Jen-
kins' command. The position is naturally
= strong one, and was strengthened by
breastWOTks commanding the road. Gen.
AVerill tnFned the enemy's left with his
infsntFy, and attacked him in front with
cavalry, dism0unted.
The victory was decisive and the enc
my's retreat became q total rOut, his forces
throwing away their arms and scattering
in every direction.
The cavalry pursued till dark, capturing
many prisoners and Il large quantity Of
arms, ammunition, &c. t-fe,s
The enemy's wounded have all fallen in
to our hands. Our loss IN killed aud
wounded is about ona hundred.
B. F. KELLEY, Brig. Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES cLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

II. d., Physician Extraordinary to the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
Last Nights Report.
Important Achievement by General
Averill-Total Rout OF Bill Jack

The Following impOFtant dispatches were
received last evening By Gov. BOreman
from GEN. Kelley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

E~...-Y,f,, aa.i,, e. @sss .o) Per 10 on The total
eecsra ds.... tri ! = weight efhide '-4os,
1An1 -. 8 ia . ~ sad dfe..sd ossl
laffs - T5Ges %. AieS PREMIUM oyuf "
Wsrke eva - o. scgofdns ioith fAla a nsei
sror.-isH.a,, slSaas. T~sF'sso'ds, sI.esS'
a. go ycaro'L.. tCasG -
sAsec-sid.c y NJ 90 i've weight n bis eti&
Isais-eJ sss ~ q s.eh .
WA Csv.-s.s. 81, sto AHa e& oralnsry tl'd
81. -, s., =
s.s.~.- siorss ~hss.,, Tel retail. 'idsf-. Live lat
ue., srs fed sseTc . ID.
Hes. - r. cay Sss.s. 10 Tales u iSc Pds' 90 |"
stgGt
Re x..i 10 a.. pressure Of ses On TIE railroad. That
r-.f, Of, II. s,oi s..a so yesterday. AM consequently
~. st-ei hurry 90 report TO Say with iaor" ne
ms tns 4 asJsly % hand Al this boar Not ony 80" r
FsA t. iAs ba tle buslspta oass ~ ,anbfdts iHsis
ssfe n.4fy LOO kcA 81 CATH, nny Of which asr ~ zoe
yst. O. Drs stan H. day Tho drown, that u Is hHscr
o. nr tbs ,sl . sst We ~ hot ihinh us.u 10
any isrrsrsHert tie $50 cent Cattle bot a. tb"fe are
more rood sss the average Of sAss b. fstr Iithef
lL.p a.. ~,.k Mf ShAet~t hid loats Of cncs!u
.ra Mr. seos load ~ siifs thfstns' besi nom
AL.ny be dspocd Of this I'froon Ibs Nto' n'Io'f
" MsI,sln {. aJoat 90
no bu1absf Il sheep quite snail add most Of hoss wsrs
b .AnsA !of wsst. The bntcc. say hat there arc 40
n LIZ a. nrkti wanted 40 a. least sus fourth u last
~s.t s.iock Nil their hand, Aossrs Lons "hesi
.oi 80 Wsshifstsp County. n. ', bhrep h four 'TAl
buncLes a. 90 &c. to- and &C., rhch indicates tic range OF
rc.. for sheep One lot sod lor y ~ head lnci"f
lor There ronTrii!1n oT tie ie" 'os fot
sac thin at rhrf better p:c-s Ian heretofore AZ
The baiehs ssJ that the nAriot Tor mutton "aisas
no .dysurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

Sem. Ginas Higgins, Calais Is dayA isshA
ecbf. Maggie Bell, Gilkey Norwich
schr. ;: A. Appleton. Salisbury, Portland
Sohr. VIM. NcCobb, Cnipmsa, Portland
Scif Car, Hammond. Wsrpham.
Schr. Matanzas, Hutchinss Portland 10 dsyI
Schr. Nonpsreil lBr), Brooks, Cornw allA 10 dsA
Schr. f. DeHNt. Low Gloucester.
Schr. Ocean Ranger. Bowen, Portland for AsxanIEA
Schr. Fred. Reed, billings, Boston Cor Wsskinltoa,
schr. julia A. Rich Ellsworth days
Schr Zion, Furbush, Rockland, lima
Schr Madagascar. Ellsworth 10 dsya
Schr. Nelly Potter sheppard Boston 3dsyv.
Schr Shooting Star, MaIshail, Csais fsr Wstiuascaea
In to repair maiussil.
Schr VIM. Arthur. Haskell Portland
Scbr Thos. b. Smith, Briggs New BedfofA
Schr Sarah Gilman. Grover, Boston dsya
Schr A T. Rowland Newton, Providence.
SchI Clio (Brl, Mcdonald. Cbarottetswn. r =. l. n
days. oats.
Schr Hattie, Staples, Wnahsven for St.tea bhnA
Schr Diadein fBr.,, Roddy, cornwai. days.
Brig Annie Collins iBr.I, Smith Windsor 40 dayA
SchI. HaDne Westbrook, Mundell Portland
Schr. w. Crawford. Matsrs. Portland
schr. Amelia Sawyer, Mscbiss IL dayl
Brig Olive, Boyd. Lubcc 20 days.
schr. Union BrnkhAm Mi bridge II dsya
schr. L. A. Bsyis, Bsyus, Pr0videnoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
CITY ITEMS.

The house Of worship recently erected In
Wet forc,h street. between Fifth and slrth avenues
By the Third Unitarian Church In this city. VIII DO
dedicated tomorrow Christine, day. ut II O'clock m
with sppropristo religious services. The sermon VIII
DO preached by tho pastor. tie ley. D. H. Frothlns'
ham with music by select choir. and al original hymn
by the Rev. DIR. rockingham Of Boston The chaste
and beautiful interior Of this edce has attracted much
attention. and the liberal progressive ideas and re
pulpit eoqGenoe Of tho gifted preacher will make tie
occasion oae Of more than common interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
CHIPPING lNTELLIGENCK.
PORT or NEW-YORK........
Cleared.

s,sans,ip.-Ilnol, Babcocs. A.p!nwal. NJ q. Roberts.
Ceil. Bilbnde- London Rowland Aspinwuli; Arel WI
.on Aspinss d. Il. Aleni George tron."el lost, New
Orleans -,
slips-imp-raoe (iustl Ptpanoyich. LeshoTn, HoLhoe
Bal,hrn, fn.erald Keith, Liverpool.
Bmks-BolIna tbr), CoHsek Cadi,, Ars& Tuits Co
Columbia lBtem Muller London Chas. l. Co.; Col
lane, scott tBr) Sinclair Cape Town, Tslism,n Rattle,
baltimore, Angela Brewer Foss. New ureans No,riHo"n
knsman, San Francco, North fonS N"Aer'oa' hey
West. 4, =. Viii,
Gris,-Raven (Brl, shses Ma'snis,, lm1sIo vinins'
H. NJ uius (.,rl, Dart, Curacoa Denmark (fr StaPrs'
C.fdruas Clar.ra Reim,r. Phi adeplia; Cam.uta Han
sen BSiaore Clio Stanley Nassau Ocean bele tbrh fe''
Schooner. a. Huntington, Eitkerson, Pro,dcnce H. y
Racket sgni DiadeG Luslan. New Haven, ~ biisSs
g., unJs Fisher, Havana, inllelo Winning, H. A. I'd
w,,d. Line Ha,inore Geo. Adams Fish, do; Statesman,
Sciei.on, MN. fTa w.'lInsoni "a, r. F snnh
a. 4 D. HalIock Polly do. Mace. Newell, do. H. Wood
wati Moon South Am6oyi Potomac. Sherwood Persnd
g. jones' Crowell Baltimore; southaFneT' Go"si' "A.H
inxton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
Arrived.

H. q s,esn hss.s Niagara Com. Tho~ i. Craven
HALIFAX goth Inst.
H. y reveune steamer Miami Commander Feneer, nom .
cruise la srarch Of tho Chesapeake. -.
HAN L.yerirr r GauIct A.pinwal ~ days. cocoa nuts
TO Boyd liincktn ~ -, ,., ,.,.,
Bns Abilene (Br) Nelson, Maitland 3d. 10 days. plaster
TO H. A. l. &. A. DeWoh ,.,, ,,,
Br. stadt Ropsnboun HAM, Bolvb Malaga % day" nun
10 Fnnch Meincks Wendt. c,-.s... Is
Bris yprus tot Maitland. N. McCuloch Nisn"'s''
dave susar TO j. y. " htney 4 90. 4. r.
Air t;ua (Aus Gssaf Marseiss 50 days mdss 70 b.,I
Co, !us DeAuyter. Dec. Is, laa " w. o" ~ P>'
W innfied. bound y.
Brig Rockingham liatsi. Boston. p,,. g.lls., Houd
Sebr Sc~ptrs (of s. John, N b., fnts' p''
schr Victory lo r. D. I,.and vaneau 0r',''"h To- -
a-y' S"ov., ,of s. Johns. N Love bSeaaoe' s
and Ragged Island Dec = Seo taba n b.. bound s.
PssGr inre'ta (of bahj Wakefield Bah lumber |" "''
frey q Hoyoke o.,,..awu ID C. 50 hours,
schr. r.. Kiddcr, IIarksen, oe0s'''""' ~ 0'
coal 10 Murray hePhs~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
~Stoye and coal dealers think II at low price as
will be paid in the next three months.

Stove and coal dealers think II at low price as
will be paid in the next three months.
A movement will be made in Albany dnrng
the coming session OF the Legislature to reduce the
amount Of State stocks deposited for bank circulation
Formerly the proportion 50 per cent Of State SO
curities and 80 per cent of Governments Last year
the State securities reduced onethird. and II IL
proposed to reduce them to one fifth.
The charters of the following New-Yorh State
banks will expire on the LIST Of January, N6i; Albany
CITY Bank; Bank Of Orleans at Albion; Farmers and
Mechanics Bauk of Pouglkeepse; Highland Bank OF
Newburgh.
The Bank of Orleans failed in September,
1857. The Albany City will continue busine's as a
banking association but las not yc, fled ts certificate
The other two have already filed their certificates and
will 20 into business under the rs assoca
tons. on Jan /, 1854.
The Connecticx State Treasurer has adver.
tised for proposals for 900 five per cent bonds to
mature in twenty years.
The East River Bank.wil pay a semi-annual
dividend Of y cent free Of Government tax. January
2: the Mercantile Bank has declared a semi annual
dividend OF 5 p cent and IN extra dividend OF 2
cent payable the 3lst inst. the Ftchburg Railroad
q cent and the Western Railroad Of Massachusetts
v cent both payable Januery Ii the Market Bank q
dividend of y cent free of tax, payable January p
the Tradesmen's Bank semiannual dividend Of 3 T.
cent. free Of tax PAYABLE January Il the Washington
Marine Insurance Company semi ANIMAL dividend OF
>. Z cent payable January 2; tho Grocers Bank di'-
dcnd Of v cent free Of tax payable January2; the
Bank ~ North America semi annual dividend OF y
cent free of tax PAYABLE January the Atlantic Bank
seniannga dividend Of p cent. free Of tax payable
January 2the profits Of this bank during the half year
were over y ceut; the Willemsburgh Savings bank
will pay January l. semiann Dividend al The rare
OF 6 y cent, the Great Western Marine Insurance.
Co has declared a sema1nual dividend OF 81 y cent
on the 600 600 cash capital stock Of the Company On
and after January . 1861 the Park Bank has declared
semannual dividend Of y cent and an esirs divi-
dend Of 10 y cent free from Government tax payable
on and after January 2.
The International Fire Insurance Company
snncuces that the to the capital stock are
TO be paid Monday neat at che ofhee OF Howes &
Macy No 80 Wall street.
The exports show decrease ns compered with
the same week in former years. The following VIII
show the exports exclusive Of speci from New-YoFk
70 foreign ports for the week ending Dee a. aid since
Jan L. 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
rLilndrIrhia Cnttle narhet-Dec. g.

Tho sup,s u Beef Cattle this snorn'cd u nosfiy
hsaa bcif ncrcAs he supply Of th- previous
weh Tho cio.sd iul and ptoo' rn.o 81 from to
a. l iof ordinary ALL sosd cattle, AID rom % 10
oil ~ fo prime and Extra a.
snFsr-ih.. m.tet we fairly supplied IL. offerings
cent, e.. grcss ,..o
Boes-The ,.l-. % Hoss Il both ysd' amounted 10 VA"
b..d at price. r.nsIs from 81 ~ TO 81 !, y loo n
Cow There il bat hys change la hi. market Tho .a,"s
reached rD Lssd from pls W Zach according TO ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
IAdxrftisrfnentl
IAdveHisefnen'I
RiCH, RACY AND IssTgUCTIyg.- AN exc

RiCH, KACY AND INSTKUUTI' E-h1 rACcIItHu
number FOR portraits. character and biographies Of Grn
BANKS. Lord LYSDHuRsr. etc with por,T,s Of besntfol
-onea Egyptian msmniss, 5oaE indians, Lore C0ur'tip
snd mrrlas. wild Men and Beasts, Chi drsn. How Miss h
70, Husband Woman. peeaee. The Secret OF besaty
Love IN, the Face To esrdI,s Slgsihcancc Dreams
C,r.~. and Ee-ct the January nurbr PHhESooeicL
JooRsAI ready. /; cents, or Al - year. Ne~' vol
me FowLnE WaILs, No. - Broadway Ssw-fot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
fAdver,i.ement
PINAM SELF. ADyUsTING CLOTHES WRINGRR-

Ps,.pted IN the United stsie. England Canai-s and Aus
tr,a Agents wanted IN every town Miami actuTrd ana
,od Who'll, and RETAIL By the Putnam hsnuiscinrnsCo
= G. NonrHROr. Agent, No ~ Ps''st., y. $3.50
pryxIv. (toruys WRiyGFR-Ws hav. tested this new
ooutrygnce by practical working. ard know tina II win d.
4. cheap simple 1t requires no rool whe,her q, work
q, a, ,ss, chd can OPP H. does II. duty thorough
save, tim. aud il aud les We earnestly advise
AZ Who has ucl washing with al INTELLIGENT pe.sons
who have any TO buy tn. rnssr Will pay Tor itss. in
year al mo,.-lHon BoTse. Greeley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

A BAD BRxATH IL the greatest curse me
hu nan family 10 k-ir to- How many lovgrs srpraed
how many iend. forever pacd The slbiec u 50 delicate
your nearest trends whi no, mention H. and you are in3s
Of a.. fat yoaIs.lL To eset faic.i cure use tho bAts
II also b,snhe. tho ssrpcron rensys al tan ptmpr' and
.ns 10 sol hl white Sod BY 81 Drusxss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

assor,wSr. ~ SKATES and
The greatest

The greatest assortment, OF SKATES and
sE,ry FEiSs. viii Be FOND a. a.. famous CsSrKAL f,Ex
ox.rr Trpoalrs which removed rom ofoaisLy 20 No.
Hosuts, OF hroAi~sy. Sseies roai - eer,s Z"
f q all kini. c3rpfisnss splendid s..ortDrni 81 hAfs
pr~i, rrufsoss fnd oilsr EsGL!sH skArls PniiApKt
Pau ana srwYoRx CiIr GirB oEATss eid other Ariri
cn md Foreign S,Ars ~ is 'nfs ,nd rdfrn shff
Es0s SuIsSI Srrcks STRAP al cVeNhils ia Ne sail
10 ln b3G.G.sss variety. JOIN Johss"S
No 80 fio~nd IT,. DOOM cas-, Of broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
POTA TOES.

A. ". write tho Christmas dero-nd for Dressed Poultry 70
sons the good stock IN tho msri has been bought
sy buyer stand around the principal to maze pur
ehaes arrival Quito srr .tooh hss born sod du ins me
week. bit snva today light and ths prospect IL Una,
yauy H., viii DO day .fer tie fair" Eyts choice fancy
Turkey have been iobbed Of at laJc more than oar
choice Chickens sold ~si other
inds Live Turkeys ia GOOD demand AID asher "ee'e
Q o IN fair request. Fowls very duh
SiIpp-rs o! dressed Posysl eonsnt their own insreS
As a. the o. receivers here by mn1ing their
p,cssses plainly with 'h,v yrivsa mari the "a
ar... II The hfm whom ,su the lind Of p,uliy 10 esch
p.ckase and tia home weight tie eover also by sending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

For tho better accommodation Of those abort
selecting Holiday P.sc us the Uptown Depot for the suppy
of Wurn IN vILsoss SswiSo MACHINES NO: 500 Broad
wa, corner Of I'D a. under the Of ILLS,
win remain oysn untl =. M. TO Jan. :. 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
Ahyeriisenlen,l

MILLER 4 CARPKYrER, Produce Commission
Merchants for tee sale e. Euer Cheese Lard frss Poultry
osas GTsn Floui poft Hops seeds Bean, pned fsaiis
and csssiry Produce generally, No Erie bui'Ans' y =
fso SO We give personal attention. -
u, .es VI oil s9oa construed 90 LBes c..h al. .nces
un.J- VI R.geuc-; President ef lTsug Banf
MsT,h President fis HA~a, Conpsnyi President NORTH
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