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TO PRINTERS.
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II ATINU just pat up In or Job Rom, ON. =,
He's Celebrated HTeaS .. We have for HHir =
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SNtsalt their OUn tnt~Er"t by giving us = eaiI
tsSS CAMPBELL I McDRRNOT
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D8rTOM THOMB and suite appear at
Washington Hall this evening. they will
doubtless have a large andienee.
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NOTICE.

I OHM @. OATES has engaged Charles A. svartz,
tIouery and bakery, in his name aud for htui I the
City OF Wheeling, JnlO County aud State Of West
Virginia 81 '
Z. ST. will open on the 10th inst two door. be.
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business. CHARLES a SMART,
NIT I've Agent for John J lOAIrs.
A LII the popular patent Medicines Of The day
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For Sale.

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MRS. n. A. WOODS,
mr7 Gu the Premises,
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MIRA 100 Main stTsst.
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D. NICOLL & BRO, Agents,
100 Main Street,
febl6-Sn WHEELING. WEST VA.
fsbI6.3un
NOTICE.

~ ~ - SSAs
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HAGAN,S MAGN0LIA RALM

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-27

der his own direction with Fagin's division i, the
advance, on the south side. Fagn's men claimed
tnis positlou, ana swore reundly that Shelby RAD
IN. country % thoroughly that they could
lind nothing TO steal after his passage Price g.
tablished his headquarters at Lexington ON Friday
That night portion of his esrnpetl al MarshafI
the county seat Of Saline couniy-near the bo,na,
OF many Of his Missouiians- The retel lines ex-
tended on Saturday from Marshall to Wellington
seven miles west Of Lexington.
pRIoEaIS IIGHr PLACE.
Nothing but the most stupid laundering on our
side Price from good drubbing lie has
received an accession Of perhaps, i've thousand men
since he entered the State and lost about thou
sand from casualties and desetions. Curtis Is still
accumuiating strength at Independence. Flea
santon is well to the southwest Of Lexington, and
A. j. Smith, with tire veterans Of the Sixteenth
corps, ia moving from S.dalia. Our forces have re-
occupied Bonneville, and our cavalry have picked
up many rebel stragglers IN following their main
army. a battle Is imminent ami cannot be long
delayed. Prices heetness saved hlm ut Bo0ne"lllc,
but he cannot go farther than Independence with
out running against n stump IN the shape OF the
men under General Curtis Evidently the Crisis Is
approaching.
THE CONDUCT OF THE REBELS AT LEXINGTON
was markell by the same infainy which has followed
in the track OF Price since he entered the State.
The town first occupied by Colonel kathbun
with six hundred and sixty rebel cavalry He took
immediate possession OF the Lexington Union office,
and caused a proclamation to be issued informing
the people that he would respect private property
and allow citizens TO transact their ordinary busi-
usual. This Friday morning. His men
obcyed the order and IefIained from interfering with
private property. but at night five hundred bush
whackers entered and striFpel .4e town Of every
thing valuable. The Colonel ltatbbun was nan est /,
but next morning he pretended to be highly indig-
nant. The perpetrators had gone, and there was no
remedy.
THE REBELS QUARRELLISd AMONG THEM>ELVEs.
While Price remained at Bonneville the citizens
estimated his strength ut twenty thousand. They
state that Price urged the so-called Governor
Thomas c. Reynolds to issue his proclamation de-
clarlng bonneville the capltsl; but Reynolds re-
fused, and berated PrCe rounIIy for not assaulinS
jefferson City.
Quantrcll, who has been reported dead and alive
alternately for the last twelve months, Is said
to be with Carks brigade, which took Glasgow.
Quartrell demanded lIeutenant-C olonel Hyues' 5
horse, in violation of the teIins of surrender; and
Quantrell got the horse, too Very few horses ever
get within his reach that escape.
There is no doubt that half dozen guerrilla bands
hang on the TANKS of Prices army to steal and pl-
lagc from the people and burn towns whenever they
feel so inclined.
Some excitement exists at st. Josephfor the safety
OF the place.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Gold in New York, on Saturday, Wen. up >, 2I%!,
Il riso Of i've cents Oh the day before. The YAM
kee. don't sherilan5 victory the same ugh.
that he does.
Captain Ashley, Of the ship Carolus Maguus,
from london reports that, the nth OF Stptein-
bcr III the mouth Of the English channel lac spike
Z hlIk which bad spoken tie pViyat"er Islitnt>ses
,hc same day. o.. tLe ii oi Ult0Gst Captain Ash
i-y saw on the eastern edge of the Banks ii Now
iouEaiand, t..S deck oi shtp which had been
bUturA.
\ ulaIor-gonrrtl in the Engli~h -Iuy. La;i @,sa-
hone Is uu visit - the Amy Of tue tutonar.
\ boy q; gighta,u, named EyIs, e'upIoye iu a-
l4al(-jm3stul'7 department III Nashville, has ub-
taIet Hny th"t,.,fl d9..tt1 by forgery and d.
tAWVyt
SIA o. the thir;oea guns INTENDED for Cedar Punt
battery at the entl auce OF ~audusky harhoIt hdNo
aIrlyri at sanduSky. They are "a thirty t~o-
puuuirr- rfCJ, anu will u mounted shortly.
\ blockaJe-rts4utr. recently atnFet az an
English port rrlorts that the wilmington olo.k-
aiding sunaaroH now numbers one hun,uvd ALi So
Nsuty YCasoss =, .,
The Rocky Mountain N-cs Of the 3th says that
o,,Iy one hundred persons have been killed by the
Tol,,4 alauc the Iiattv aDd Arkansas t.yels s-aSc
tb. brinn. ut the outbreaks, about throe nlonths
4ty ydaccs ot business IN E.s'port. Name. we,a
d,-tr.,rl bv utv On tho 234. Tbs lose estimated
81 sos, ,tGd,
On llc 10th instant, the bills Ia taN vicinity ot
Wauis,ogk, Vermont, were white with snow.
The t1urt-hou.e ~ Mayhall, Kentucky, vas
burned by ConIvdot4tcs On "Wednesday night
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PROM TIE NALLEY.


We have received files Of New York papers OF
Monday, the 9th instant.
AILfarD pFFFAr OF or>tRAL rHr,E ~ MISSOURI
III l. REPORTED - f"ihfNliS"'
lhe hhe5 papers, IN vIrg ol the election iE'Ve'
"t course, gotten up defeat Tor General fiie''
he New York ItD"Ht mas the Ie"S' dalrh from
Kansas CITY. \ telegram from st. Louis, dated the
3,l ..,..
y ">nat,h rom ''hrT'I '"fu'' dtte' h"ls'N
cay, az " CLOCK last hsIt S''tS:
- nave ht'h r. 'cHS'd 'li ddY' ana TINS altGrh'oh
the cnelny passed around my flank, when gave
MN h'.Ny "I'"N i"f N'FtidI hott.. l nave H'a'u
mn "a 'i' - - 't @ J''st - - :! m % M
lL3'i % y'I "''0 ''s ~''''
Irlv,nNorth papers Of the Goth furnish the toi-
i'%ih& ,,..... ...,. &C.,. .,,.,., .,,.,,,,- am,
four entered .Hinlrton ON Tues,tty On
Wednesday, fdcr attae kod hIn with IN !whelin-
Ur1',t n III to ib. Inn. EIi,. riyrr
n-Liluq desperately and retari,ng the advance OF
the ,hy'"i otl ana t'i,iaH ' tf Sn''
" ~ m i.,,,'t .r, =,
.,r,,,, n til,,,5 tj,. man, t',s - Tr,,,, ana
,,t;s ltI, tl l,l,f, If The l,ttl. j. not known
| -, .,t,tl,,,g l. ,., ,els;,.a,j a+ h,..Iona,+,.rs
w., ,,.t;.i I,s,.t,h ~ Ia, ,,;,ht EI,.nt lost
,I,,I,f titt,, ,n,., j., th,. io6t If W,inp.Iay
c,,.,,i pi.s.,tn, j. , l;n,,ai - l, .,o,o+ipc
,.l, |,t;- ~ - -, a,1 S,,,;+h - ,,..,y
T " ~
-
Another telegram, dated on the same day, aI
Kansas City, gives some particulars of the defeat
,, p,,,,,+ ,,,, ,,,t : ,,,a,s ,bet b ,g,s ,,,in
- ' ~ ~ - -
"hpied by fi4ce and driven entirely BACK u 'he
Big Blue and even after that one of the ioIds of the
-. NO.. ;. 1, ,, ,rba ,i.r,~,,,, alas.
'''N' We. '''' ,''' =! 'eN nj,
y message mas btch receive" IoLil ueieIal 'ei
7"'4'VH St'''S t'"' ~ W. - 80 - ~ -
twenty thousand mon ne hdd ""snt 6i'c'l Vii '''e
held ot yesterday "lote them idoiii ihue
tii' l'iS S"'iS li'i'' 80 f'ss. - = '-iie.,
Kansas ana may cross Inc state INC oi' Ills Ie'ie'
~ move III '4aI1t 7""h =, ,,I.
'l' '"fr i''' % "a MAJ / '"'' '''''A ~ - =, , !
the Big biut ms evening" capturing fourteen anu
killing one
Of course, II pllce was pressing BlEIt's rear at
= D.: MIN m l., ;,,. v.,ir, Ia ,,,,lt ,ot at the
'''1 DIG hi"' o'' -'''' N''o' "
same I!ht5 nave ne'i h5hIih6 ii1'S'i'''i1 at A
,.nJ.u,p. The affair j. closed up by Il dispatch
,, ,,;... a., a., "a, t,,1 ,,,,o,, ,ha
ii"iil h''ii'''' ''!' '' ~ ' , |
story Of an " Informant who claims that fnce
WIS defeated in u general battle. The telegram
snv~.
| \ genoral battle has been fought and victory
Pnces whole army Is reported 10 "r retreat
| ing rapidly south our cavalry Is Ill hot puIHu''-
altogether Wlth lira9lots iofce' Numbering o'i'
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The New York Herald expresses the opinion that
Grant can take Richmond ut any time with few
hours hard fighting and that the reason that g he
does not do SO is said to be his confidence IN ulti-
matcly taking il without the sacrifice of life which
its capture ut the present time would involve" The
Philadelphia I7qui'T has a letter from below Rich
m0nd, from which we take the following:
Three refugees anived At IIaxalrs landing direct
from Richmond, on Thursday morning, and sig
nailed to the gunbOat at the station A boat vas
immediately sent ashore and they were taken on
board. They had IN their possession detail passes
from the War Department. One, Alfred A Heath,
was i printer III the supreme Court Of Appeals. IL.
gave me a very interesting account of matters and
things IN the CoufrderdCy, his facilities enabling
him to be, uaiute with the true state ot al
fa,r8 i'll Richmond and vicinity.
In the IUTrt ioTtIrgatlou5 around Richmond ara
PLACED ,ousanPtT. They have been gathered By re-
ru..t'l,r. Of n. dpt--l mrr. Farmers, uiIleTa
ti-ir. aI.d mot s IA ullcr the musket, exeRp-
ilou t.IuE gitrwtt uni-t any clre eum,tau1e5 Men
VINO USu-ra @; pi"l,1ty, and who ar, there
tI,. 4upp-.rI ~ haE IHtrl -st III gaining th-ir
nIyG-Uden,e, .ue placed "a PICKET II po-sible
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OFFICIAL.

% of ho they mp he u a ilrJ
gn Isl tl allowing o each such pn a
l mules ma h li % y 40 10 i ntm n
appraiser N of III hnr liars asa f r rml ion
cot thunif sand hunlcl
the average price tn allowing uef fl h nul tdf
O. Thee
Jn ~ O IN O
&c V . h tap d u Il tn fair
al o b d Gin thn is o. T no
j and n u a h , p a.
rat appear ld II 1 B an uI l.
fed the pu ytu4h FIca Il ou Boar aud h thcaer recon-
m = T It
W
Is
lut7ln nI s4e tor jnerl
A
Island ain dlelr osit Secretary
Of Ii Hato nfnmi office Virginia. and who be
/ m U tt . Board u
IL h e
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Further developments relative Ia tha raid from
Canada nat" Vermont have :. on made, The leader
of the gang, styling himself = Bsunett II. Young,
lirst lieutenant, Fi"ylslyutl Army, Confederate
Stgrtr. Of Amcrl.a," has Wfiitau letter az know
lelcing ms connection with tho altar. II SAYS Ao
went t. vermont tot the express object ot burn, :,g
towns IL that State retSI4tI5n Tor General She
yuh-y. lie claims that ht has violated 10 Law Of
Canada Another % The arrested raiders has made
cout,> >sion, III w4,h hc says that their leader waa
STONED by the rebel toyeyamsut ioT tAIs sPe-
t!ll expedition.
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t&rAN'TYAND TINE. PRICE.
REVISION or TIE SCHEDULES FEBRUARY

EvIsoNo ITfEsc
ftonf uust scl4 henh Of
! m
this siuraure o
was nE day tt
schedule Opfs o
the
&
MAJ b ldred sbangaf ,r
applt
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Ln.N LNL EELRL.LF -.

b wy 81 Caro-, tho ltriy" paper, have Nrv
Orleans atyI ,# "a iitr us Ii" 18th instant. = rrg
ru.Itilh ui. yrIaut- ot Importance Iu the Gtt D--
itrtmynt Al. reported Ii - ssui that tho Me4lein
tiruc.d CprIul-, uJrio beng parIiJt aud tihrt-
IIg To- t0 thu ItPl!bA.tu cause, ht- Surrendered h-
,!i J-l lis forces - ;ic llupertil, and accepted
hIIuJilcI-V autIal'> commission ttDm M5NimIuaE
General B.Agt1u ha, succeeded Ford al command
ul the ,hl troops At Brownsville. tscudIa HIrl6ut,
Caulutualuk the department Of the Gt.i, has Is
s,.rG m order ,s1IttIEs plantation labor.
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ruR NEW CONSTITUTION Of aARyLASD--Eo REsfsT-
ANCE 70 II 10 I'm ALLOWED.


Baltimore correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writing on the 22d, says that the Official
returns give the Free State Constitution five hundred
majority, and adds:
Other vote, to come in from the soldiers VIII IN
crease this to six hundred one thousand There
can be no doubt of the matter whatever. 9overnor
Bradford will isSue his proclamation declaring II
the organic law of the State i'll day or two IL
goes into effect on the first of November next,
desperae effort - 70 be made by of our proIni-
urnt LAWYERS 10 inyaidatc the instrument, but IL
will be of no avail. Revolutions never go back
wards The deed is done. No power on earth can
again inauguratc slavery in Maryland. Ih05e Tho
the Overwhelming torrent OF public sentiinent-
They should, therefore, take Uarn'Hg.
Colonel Charles L. Phelps, Of Baltimore, has been
nominated by the Union party to represent the
Third Congressional District formerly fourthl Oh
Maiyand IN Congress. This IL the district so often
represented by Hon. Henry Winter DAVIS MT.
Phelps il a Young lawyer Of fine talents and hnIshe1
eiucaton. lie Is, in fact, gentleman OF decldrA
ability His blood has been shed freelyi In the cause
of In; country 1t is said by that Mr.. Davis
purposes taking up his permanent residence, at no
t ,tant day in New York city.
The Den oCrats holding conventions IN our
State and city, organizing their broken-down seces7
sinrized party (, Includes, almost without ali ex-
ceptiou those vino sympathlse with the rebellion,
and are generally known here secessionsts iavor
able 10 dissolving the Union. They talk OF noInI-
mating and probably will, Colonel Maul1by, as
their candidate for Governor. He is AN old Demo-
crat and has been III the army; Was at Harpers
Frr,y when it surrendered to StonewalP jackson.
The Colonel, however, il "a very clever gentleman
and were he not in bad company, might make g0od
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The DAILY DIsPATcH is sold to News Dealags at
TWENTY CFTTs per copy. Cry CARRIERS are author
izel to charge oSF. DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week TO regular subscribers.
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THE WAR NEWS.

Still all is quiet on the north side of James river
The Yankee and Confederate armies still
~treng gihcning their respective cathwors, but there
no sign Of early renewal of active hostilities.
Our river batteries continue to hammer away,
with little nterIisson, at Buffers workmen Oh the
Dutoh Gap canal and desertcrs say shells are
very destructive to Yankee and negro lives there,
ANA materially rotaId their operations. Our only
reason for doGbting the effectiveness Of our fire is
this story Of the de5ertcrs, who are liars all.
10 the lines south of james river, though there
has been no battle, and to all appearances little
prospect of one on the north side still the tenn
all quiet" by no means applies. On the contrary
there is incesSant, ceaseless war OF pickets and
sharrshooteTs varied, if not relieved, by an inter-
change of cannon shots. On many parts Of the
line man cannot show his above the en-
chments without bacoming the target for a do
zen rifles. The slightest circumstance sutfices to
bring on a heavy cannonads AMI mortar sheling,
which sometimes even seems to break out spontane
ously and last for an hour or more, the rifle shell
skimming over the works and ths great mortar
bombs fixing and bursting every direction. One
of these bombaTlments was brought few nights
ago by some of our men firing at flock of wild
geese that passed over camp flying low and utter
ing their weird chant. To be in the trenches on
the south side, is to be in a continual battle. All,
therefore, is not quiet along those lines.
WILMINGTON TO BE ATTACKED.
An attack on Wilmington has long been hinted at,
and, indeed anticipated. There is no doubt that a
Carolina, and Fortress Monroe and troops being
E.,,+ +l.,,
pose otmakIng an early movement on that place.
As good fortune would have it, the month of No
vcmbcr is nigh; and terrible the storms which
beat upon the shoals Of the North Carolina coast
the haIbor i bar-locked and land-locked and none
but the best pilots get in at all AS to lying of
the mouth Of Wilmington harbor for any length of
time, it is simply impossible; no vessel can live
thore ten days without going to pieces
FROM GEORGIA.
The enemy seem to be considerably exercised
about tho movements Of Hood. He has, as antici.
pated, possession Of Tunnel Hill and Dalton and has
been tearing up the railroad towards Tilton. lI(
has been for the last week "just where Sherman
wanted him." and We presume he is there now.
he should blow up the tunnel which is nearly three
quarters of d mile long, and through gravel hill
it would interfere seriously with the operations 0
the Western anI Atlantic railroad, by which Sher-
man hopes 10 get his -upplits--wien he does ge
them.
FROM THE VALLEY.
Passengers by last nights Central train hrou~h
IT, news q importance. Sheridan i believed To II
moving IN the direction OF Winchester, his com
mumyation~ a,e III danger, he has means oI sub
-izten,e ana lie is l,r removed from hs ba-r OF sup
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SCHEDULE Il.
uIuE OF LABOR, TEAMS, WAGONS AND DRIVERS.


ra, i.I taggrg corn sacks furnished by Government
Ial.Hy ..
eia-n .
furnished by
3tloIft furnished By the GoTcInnntl't.
DIR" IL tJi-c and driver lao9 furnished by OWNER
i.i, l. furnished by the Government
driver, IattoN FURNISHED Dy o"AtF
t.' o. Tati0us furnished by the Government
il lJH9cT al furnished by Owner.-
i..i~ II a4iHs, furnished by the GoY"rlfItii'
l.ie = and clothing furnished by owner
ii'" p she'd ty the Government
tfe ~ js4Iufti4, furnished by the
% u Ih clothing furnished by the Government
. D.. do do. 10. by -.
D.. only furnished by the Government
it q" fui1sflr by owner
ii.'r furnish ~ the ti"VtrInI1H'
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EIFTI DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost,
on SUNDAY, the 23l instant, between Man
chester and Richmond, Ri rhmond and the Nne-
Nile road, LADI'S BELT, with GOLD
BUCKLE, marked $. T.. Chedtham." The above
reward will he paid for its return to this office.
Or 2G-JtE
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JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED

train ~ his hands, which no secured We did not
ioiow up the chase beyond Fishers Hill The IN
iantfy commands moved up TO Cedar creek ana went
INTO their old camps while the cavalry bvOuaeked
for the night little beyond S:rasburg at Buck ckland
and along the pike between Fishers Hill and the
former place
Al an early hour this moruipg--Thursday, tho
Zotft,-the cavalry corps was again motion. Colo
neI Powell captured fourteen pieces of cannon which
t' .n,Iny had driven into the mountains on the ef
OF the Valley.
At Woodstock, the column was halted and rested
iof a short time, and then returned towards
StrhNbhrB AGAIN strong fanking parties wei.
thrown out on either sids Of the pike to pick up
the siaegers that were skulkng along the sides OF
the mountains. A considerable number weTe picked
up; put higat coming on, could not them IN
the darkness. Had 1t been day when we returned,
we must have captured them by hundreds, as the
country wa fIll Of them. We went into camp for
the night between 1hOm's brook and Fi-her's Hni
Our losses in officers are heavy. In one OF 0cn-
eral Growers brgldes every field officer was struck
and disabled or killed, and in another, only three.
were lett Colonel Tracy, Of the Second Vermont,
ha, arrived here with bad shell wound in the hl p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-27

TOR SALE, handsome set of MINK
IL FURS; can te seen at nay store, 203 Broad
street. WILLIAM {. SCIiWALMEYFR,
oc 2G-3ta Successor 10 ). lltTSh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-27

A CHANCE-A FlTZ-FUR CAPE. of
~ superior quality and Ia good order, for sale.
Apply at Room No Poat-oitice department.
oc 25-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-27

NOTICE-Partics indebted to us are
Y requested to call and settle their bills, as VT
have no collectors No business transacted after )
l. NJ zoe i7--l0tl KENT, PAINE x 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-27

NOTICE.-As | am now III the field on
duty, and do not know when can be relieved,
| request all persons who indebted 10 me lof
RENTS or NEGRO HIRE now due, or falling due,
TO call at my Office and settle with MI. JAMES T.
oc p5-3t l. ID. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-27

ENOR SALE, PRIVATELY, very fine
Il BUFFALO MILtH COW. For terms apply
10 Mrs NJ r. TI ILER, at Mr. Wilson Il Hills,
Twtuty-tourth street, between Broad and Marshall
Chafch IIll. uc 2G-2t' NJ. f. TYLER.