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- FROM PETERSBURG.

The Seizure Of Vessels ut City Point-Re-
joieing in Petersburg military Prepara-
tions, &c.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

NJ encourage 49,.
SOUTHERN MANUFACTUR RES.
Do so. and especially if you can obtain as desi-
rable Goods, without pay1lg any more for the
than their actual worth
The
OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make such
Goods as would not compete with, but would ra-
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles of Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Virginia, they ed their
ty. They are now manufacturing FINE CASSI-
MERES and CLOTHS Of every variety, from Fl ne
the attention of the trade in the South to their
Goods. All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
manufactured at first expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them at least equal,
if not superior in quality, to those they had been
buy,ng heretofore, and quite as cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MRD AL
for their exhibition Of Wooden Goods, which in
Guided some beautiful SHAWLS. BLANKETS, &c.
Purchasers may re y upon every piece Of Goods
manufactured by Us being VI hat 1t IS represented,
ana under circumstances win this Company be
induced to work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
LEWIS D. CRENsHAW, Prss't.
s.s5: $::a Directors
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, Of
RIoHNosp, VA, We have now on hand about %,
Double Milied CAsSlMERES and CLOTHS, be.
sides a lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE.
MEMS SHAWLS-and are manufacturing at tbs
fer TO the trade at fair prices and liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
''''' " 'l''' q tRENsHAw CO., Agents,
fe 29-dts Richmond, Va.
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CPOTSNUOD HOTEL,

CROSSWORD HOTEL, -
= RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of MAIN and sth
streets, just nished and elegantly furnished, Is
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The location is the best in the city and every
effort will be made to please the patrons Of the
House.
Ihave secured the services OF Mr.. T. w. HGN-
yIasR, late of the Everett House, New York.
no 5-lv JOSEPH H. CRENSHAW.
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Il OF e L 8 /.
VIRGINIA HOTEL,
v STAUNT0N,



The VIRGINIA HOTEL, 80 extensively known y
TO the travelling public ~ Of the very best ho-
wM. n. THoes p. pEYToN, who viii devote
their whole 70 the purpose o.
ent sustains, and will leave no exer,ioh ans, s
pIeyed to render their guests satisfied ana com
Portable The recent additions pun 70 TINS sss"
much larger number of guests than Formerly -
The whole building IN the INFERIOR an - iyTEn
has been recently REFlTTED and fAINiED,
and looks now GOOD As NEW. 81
Mr.. VIM %. GiLKESoN, Sr, an experisnced
landlord, and f,rmerIy Of the Taylor Hotei; WIN
chester, A. SUPERINTENDENT" VINO no % NJ pay
avery attention to those stopping at the Hotel =,
Capable and faithful servants are n,so pIoviaea
to eusure the comfort Of guests. The tanie VIII
continue as heretofore, to equal that OF any hotel
in the state. -.-- eu .
Commercial with the Hotel are extensive STA
BLES, under the management of RfERS co.
well known for their experience and efficiency In
this department. Horses will be taken on livery.
aud Horses, Buggies, and Hacks VIII De ahorued
to guests n reasonable terms.
The Projectors are well prepared to accommo-
date families who wish to spend the summer
months in this healthy portion of the state.
This Hotel is we'll furnished, aud contains as
good and comfortable bedding as any house in the
State.
and excellent marble. bedded, aud patent cush-
inned BILLIARD TABLES. New aud comfortable
BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly fitted up.
WM II. PErToN, who has been SO long con
tention to the accommodation Of the guests iie
is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully ask contin-
uance OF the same. ruou
T MM "a p. f PhYToN }Proprietors
N. B.-The Office Of all the STAGE lLN rs Il at
this House; Also the Office 81 AR pVTo ~ MO
Mt MAJ I'll
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DEDFURD Alum AND IODINE MANN.
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all of the mir eral ingredients ard Inedl
cinal properties Of the water retail ed N ii
impaired. Gail and procure a pamphlet of our
Agents, containing certificates of Prof. SAMUEL
alpha, and also tw anty other Physicians of emf
nence, testifying to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE BAKER and Z. r. ROBINSON,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
Z. ECHOLS Il SONS,
10 23-dSm Pr0prlsIors.
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k& go, ras sas SSSSkSswaoVll.
RANGRMENT,- TO TRAySL.
Frs. THROUGH TICKETS AND TikcuGB
CHEcKS.-GREAT N0RTHEKN RouTE-Gar-
rying thu great United States NAIL. Twice daily
tSundsy night exeeptedl between Richmond. Alex
Anivia, Washington, Baltimore. rhiiaasi phs,
New York, and all important points West, via
AcquiA Greek snd Washington, over tbe Rish-
moad, Fredsricksharg \ Polomsc Railroad. 10 ths
Potomac river, Is miles, and by splendid Ard GEM
Portable stsamers thence 10 Washington. IS miles
" Ait lss ntlcs Ia sevsn hours, being semiefta'
BILE AID perfectly Safs rate Of speed. ~
Hours Of departure ~ A. M, and r. -.
RAGGAGk, under charge Of special Agsnu'
CHsCkkD THROUGH to WashtaGtoa, BAltiniefs'
HhitsdelphlA and New York. e.ese4s
TEkeuou Ttcknvs can be secured To the follow
Ing points, VA; Baltimore, PhiladslphiA. flnsis
nakt, Columbus. Indianapolis. Cairo, Dayton. .s.
iorsonyiile, Rock Island, xanesviile, WashiaStsa
| New York. 81, Louis. ChSc.So, PiHsbnrg. Len''
| yills, Decatur. Newssk ana vtncen nss.
| Passengers bfeAkfAst and sap NJ AshlAnd, Asa
dine on board the eornforsxbis steamer sssvssl
AcqulA Creek and w ashipgten. Sses :.
fers0ns whaling 70 obtain uckets Tor sesea'is y
i Washington CITY and points further North, masA.'
~ e~ssa be reNched Tor BY salne raspcasitie whi'
estaIen Of Rchn ond, in pr san Known 10 the enss
al ihs Read, ~ NAsfs sssli ~ sad aszsisst T
ar Far further iaiornxllon. apply At this ans
Hread street. &hookSA Hill.
4 JAS, y. WINSTON. asAn TlSkss Az.
| SAINT Rrvw. Nur's ~. Ia - -
NAMANTINE CANDLES ses bali es 30,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


THOS. C. THACkSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CLARKsvILLH MEcKLRsBURG CO., Va.
sPractices in all the Courts of Mecklenburg, and
1wi1 attend to Collections in The adjoining cOun-
,ties OF Lunenb burg, Charlotte and Halifax.
ap lasts
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
V Practices in the Conrts of the city of Richmond
xlnd the counties Of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-.
the.
q He IL also Notary Pnblic and Commissionsr OF
the United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIx WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his 0tace is now on
18th at. just balOw Goddin's Hall. fs ls-ly
DR.. GEO. w. BRIGGS offers his
~ professional services to the citizens OF
8ishmond and vicinity.
OFFICE next door 10 3D. EAcHo's ON l4th street
between Main and Franklin.
10 31-am
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SAVINGS BANKS.
Ii iIfsSif aI;HIS

WIZ Il iNiA SAViS - h y Il.
Chartered BY thu Legislature Of Ia.
N6T tHto
MONEY received deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of six per centUm per aunTm Is paid t"f
remaining six months or longer for shorter Pc
RODS, interest at the rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARkE, at the store Of Spence 81
Carey, corner Of Main aud Governor streets, Rich
mond, IA. SAM'LS. CoTTRELL, Prsst
T. +. STARkE, Cashier,
&C 2i-l2m DAVID BAKER. JK.. Secretary.
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RESTAURANTS. &c.

THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Eea On 1TE STREET, BE- MN n
E- AND BROAD, will be MY
open to The public TO-DAY. w.
SNACKS win be furnished in the best style, at
all h0nrs OF the 6ay, aud the BAR will be con-
stantly supplied with superior LIQC ORS, " INES,
LAGER BEER, ALE and CIGARS
ap SIMS JAMES KIRK.
GasN ~ THE GRAPES RESTAURANT
MY REApING ROOM, $3.50
SskSI 76 Main street. tfouF doors below the
pine, y is daily becoming more popular, aud IL
pronounced by tie citizens of Richmond, Norfolk
and Petersburg, to be seeond to none in the city.
The bRANHIES. WINES, CIGARS and EDIBLES,
are of the best, and at prices to suit he times.
r. ". USHER, Proprietor.
n. B.-FREE LUNCH, of SOUPS, &c, from II
to 0 clock. NH 3o--lm*
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
COLDEN's WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
VI $50 BROAD STREET.
Having disposed of my old stock of Shades at
auction, have Just opened large and beautiful
800 Gold Border SHADES, only IS cents, with Ak
800 Gold and Velvet, 81 90, worth $500:
400 Gold and Velvet Centre, 81 25, very rich:
500 Light and Dark Landscapes, 80 cents only;
ferent scenery, at the low price OF T2o worth
1000 FIRE sCREENss at IS cepts each;
500 WINDOW CoRNICES, from IS cents to IS 90;
English, German and American OIL CLOTHS, all
sbs and r yeGg Goods sdhsa aud window Shade De-
pot Of al sps D's '0g n a"LpsN $50 rosa st.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. sn
- stu closing out ny present stock Of DRY
ing ready cash will find it greatly to their in
teTss. to call and examine my stock before pnr;
'' api--i IN JNo. l., sIiTHER. no. % Main st
CRF.tr BARGAINS IN SlIkS.-5oo yards
terms I'd silk at sl2, SIS and $40; leo rich Silk
Robes ~ $40 and S25. worth double the money ;
loo Be:e,e aud Orga ndis Robes half price; 1000
broie cred aud Printed Berege Anglais; Rroche
chsl5iss and M No plain Graas Bessge
Street. iapsi CHRISTIAN = IATHRoF.
MANFiLLAS, MANTLLAs;-Ws are now
rage, Ang ais. and black Lace MANTILLAs, W hich
We are selling at prices to suit the times.
api JOHNSON HARDWOOD, II Main ST.
OOTTON VAR NS.-2o, 900 poaods North garo-
~ lima Yarns, from the Ltaksvii lie and Big Falls
for sale 6y (spsl KENT, PAINE y co
O1N1 MOKE HAND SOME SPRING
ZUU MOUSLINS, opening this morning, at only
MIN the yai%s n st. I'd .i.sa
ENGLISH Is Err EGE AT 6D-Eagllsh Be-
II rege at Cd. aud Cd, per yard, haadsome Print
ed do at L. With other drsss sccGssss sFssaysiy
RLAGK SKIRT BRAdD.1 .,,rroys
- 6 eosb RR oGbf and VEST BUTTONS
c CONS NATION coRsETs, all..i.ss;
+ SEWING SILKS;
COATS SPOOL COTTON
LINEN CAMBRIC nANDkERCHIEFs: &.
Phil lines Of the above Goods lust received and
70 IL. ale % 'n' ''s aikTER. ALVEY AREsrs.
THE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL. is put
i ri much lower price than heretofore. Call
IT No. ~ Governor street. All OIL sold warranted
Also, LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, PARAFINE
CANDLES, OIL WICKs aud CHlMNEYs, for sale
low At II Governor street.
NH ai-ims r. q. REX. Agent.
g n 9 l. ~.
Eor sails BY
DURE CIDER VTNEGAR-By the barr or
gallon, At Zap III WM. r. KINGS.
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~ A Physiolos icai View Of MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 400 pages. and 100 fine plates
and engrasiags OF the anatomy Of the sexual or
gans In a state of health and disease with trea
Use ON self abuse, its deplorabis consequences
upon the mi nd and body, with the authors plan
OF trsatment-ths only rationsl and successful
mode of cure. as shown by the report Of cases
treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their ply condition. Sent, free Of
postage, to aay address. on receipt OF Is cents in
IL I'D Ne yvam pa Ia CROIX Albany n Y
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EACKAN6 l. HOTEL AND 81 "a II ID
Il HOUSE.

RICHMOND, JANUARY l4TH, 1901.
The proprietors of this weilkIown and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
thorough renoyating of the entire establishment,
makes It one of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels tfor permanent boarders, we'll as tran
silent company } that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country 1t Is due to the iiberaiity of the
Stockholders of the EXCHANGB to say that every
thi "A has been done which could add to its value
guests.
Among the Important changes and improvements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added a we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
Is now open for the patronage of the public. In
arranging this part of their business, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies of the Ho-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor floor
of the Ballard Eouss.
In view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention their part, they
hope to merit continuance of that patronage so
long en- joysd by them.
e. 5-ts iNHN = TEOE z ELI.LARN.
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~
$4,000 WORTH OF
e EG "A Mt d RY GOOD S :,
At A d B ELO w COS t,
FOR CASH ONLY
TO CLOSE BUSIN ESS.
In consequence of the general financial derange.
to sell OF our superior and desirable stock OF
ID RY & o o ID S,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper Of Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought 10 this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock is very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASK,
Linen sHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS
TOWELS, HUCKABACK, &C., sc.
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring,
''' N EMBRoIDERIEs,
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HDKFS.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS and MANTLES,
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS.
- rLANNELs and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
B0MBAZ1NES and BLACK ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
kE Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. K. PARKER CO.,
las Main street, Eagle Square.
n. BAH persons indebted to us, win please
NH MI sHts -'' ~ A. <. p. co.
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HATS, CAPS, &c.

HATS. CAPS, &c.
I'll SrN'Nc TRADE 1861.
ELL d WEISTE
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS in HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No. i67 M.tia st, opposite Exchange Bank Rieh' d,
Have ready, aud are now offering TO the mer-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennes-
see at prices 10 suit the times, complete stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which for variety
and style cannot be excei!ed Buyers will do
wall to gve asa call before purchasing e!sew acre.
NH % Elicit X WElSIGER
MI SPRING TRADE. 1901
A HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
ROBERT H. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson 4 Weisger)
No. 70 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Has open and in store fnll aud complete stock of
HATS, CAPS, and STRAW GOODS, OF the latest
and most fashions BILE styles, which will be sold al
Wholesale and Retail, on the NEST favorable
terms.
The attention of merchants is most respectfully
solicited TO cali ard examine for themselves.
MILITARY HATS and CAPS made 20 order q;
the shortest notice.
Cash purchasers will find 1t TO their interest to
call AID examine nv stock before purchasing.
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AT REDUCED PRICES
OLA LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK


sgRICH DRESS GOODS So
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to our store,
m order to reduce stock aud bust ness TO sea Q
demanded by the altered condition OF the times.
eI Among the
GOODS
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, IL, Is and $40.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to 800.
BARBGE RuBES, at and $40
Splendid Hermann DRESSES, at Sl5.
great variety Of BAREGES, GRENADINES,
CHALLlES. POPLiNS, ORGANIZES. LAWNS,
to be sold without regard TO cost.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
N. B.-The NEW GOODS of The season reeeiv-
ing nv every steamer. APP Sim
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~ Bakers PFemiuR Hitters.-.Ar yeu
DyspspticY Ii so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
BiTTERS. They are the only panacea for disease.
Do ron suffer from Constipation wast OF Appetite
to surs each and all. Do You fssi feebls, debili-
tated, restless 1t night and incapacited for bust
ness BAKERS BITTERS will invigorate your
systsIa, eniics the drowsy god 10 your pillow, re-
ffssh your slnmbsrs. give you an axuberance Of
spirits, thai will make. the labors OF tbs day q
PREPARED With skill, they ara adapted 10 lbs cure
Of Eli diseases Of the stomach and bowels, and act
with electric rapidly upon tho blood and liver.
Price 20 coats per bottle. To be had Of all Drug
gfsts. NH Its
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IA REDUCTION IN PRICE. --sFEE-
HU BINS, PULLEN s. co. win, froa, this day.
Hll7 offer their entire stock Of FANCY GOODS,
- VASES, &C., At greatly reduced prices Tor
cash. Now 10 the tina 10 make your purchases for
~ As sfsBBiNs, puLIEs CO.,
jAes 3 Corner sth snd Broad ssa.
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Hsze3- ARTIFICIAL TEETH.- .THH
~ 4SS CHROPI.ANTIC AND NuLGANITY

ACkS0N'A CANDLES.-~lvo boxes far ALA
by Tap III l. y Il. d. DAVENPORT.
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C2INA, GLASSWARE, &c

wS GLASSWARE.-Just opensd, "a hns
" stock Of Goniets, Numbers. Wines. Cham
HlEH Fsgnes, Lemonades, Ale Gsa.ses, LaSer
ga4p Beer Glasses, salvers, Fruit Bowls, Pickle
Stands, Glass Tubes. salt Cellars, &c, &c. Our
stock is full ard complete.
1H0S. 4. BULkLEY Il CO.,
N IL
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FOR RENT AND sALE.

- FOR R ENT-A neat and comfortable
EM DWELLING, and STORE attached also, "A
good STABLE in rear-on Church Hill, cor
per Of zslh and Clay streets. For further infor.
Tlxtion apply to JNO. p. PEARSON or TO
PEARSON Il NEWELL,
nm 1a.lk CnrnaY Of 20fh and Graca
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on, d soldier death. Going hence we should bear

son. Afd SOLDIER death Going hence we should bear
with IA firm fixed pUrDose Of soul hereafter to be
sill more iaful both 70 our God and our Country.
The 18th Regiment wss made up of men who feel tor
one another, and he veniured TO Say the memory OF
the nanes Of the deceased would make them more
valiant Ia battle. The speaker urged his audience TO
think OF defending their country the dece sed had
done. IL the Young uen present could think nghtly
thew would 20 tomorrow morning t. the afnory,
aud gay al wsrt 70 take the lacs OF Seymour or OF
TAYLOR II one cones home disabled, 70 take the
positiOu he hse left If one b,rue % be buried,
let scores rice mp ard ak The privilege of gong.
That was the right spirit. These are not time1 when
We must give wHytO sympathetic emotions. Nefeel
for these met ds, bn Cause carer than le denandh
stern and Ftesdy work and the people OF Broosiyn,
already fully prepared for the work are called npon
70 ll up the rauks. And thus should the army hsye
the support OF the country End n will he pleasant 70
live or 90 die for such case.
Seymou was born in Orange County, Hew-ioFk
and resided in Brooklyn for the last ten years lie
leaves three sisters and ono brother that brother be-
longing to New-Jersey regiment, who came On
with his remains AT the time Of his death the de-
cessed was engaged TO DO married to young Lady Of
Brooklyn.
Young Tsylor's parents are citizens of Brooklyn,
and members Of a church whose pastor the Rev. Mr.
BaylissD wat present at the fuaeral. lie also has
brother in tie Union army.
The Rev. Mr. Baylss again offered prayer, and the
Chaplain pronounced tic ben, dciion specially calling
upon God to bless the soldiers.
The remains having been placed in hearses IN
waiting the procession moved on TO the sound OF
solemn music in the following order:
petschmens Of Police, under Captains Hobrook and
PoWers.
seventh Regiment Esnd , .
Company o. 18th Regiment Captain Tborns, IS guard Of
honof. -, go,
Es ginient on lurongh
Ergiu.or Corp, ilih Res usnt, in citizens dress.
Two heaes accompanied 10y members OF The ltth ~ pau
besrtrs.
long line Of csrrisgss fol owed, and the process
sion moved along Washington street TO Montague
place and out Clinton street to Greenwood Gene
tory, where the remains were deposited The
guard fred The customary salute, and the ceremonies
were concluded.
The streets were thronged with spectators all
along the limo Of march,
Pegsons desirous of lending aid to the 18th Regi-
ment BY contributing articles OF clothing, or enlist
ing, will have opportunity Of converting with the
Chaplain Gt the Brooklyn Arsenal, corner OF Gran
berry and Henry streets, any hour from a. M TO .
y, NJ to-day.
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CITY ITEMS.

Tsg SOLDIERS THASKsGlyISG.-Last week, large
quantities OF turkeys chickens and other provisions
that 20 TO make upa Thanksgiving feast, were ssnt
from Massachusetts TO ber soldiers in the field. Thr
was pleasant and substantial reminder Of home.
But perhaps our brave fellows would be quite as
happy n know that their families arc well supplied
with Thanksgiving dinners as If they had them IN
camp for themselves. II is proposed, therefore, to
send tie turkeys, chickens. and other substantial
comforts. TO the families Of volunteers at home,
especially since ii ID found that in many cases there
will not be time FOR the materials to reach tie men.
Who will lead oil in this glorious movement ?
Poultry IL very cheap, and presents could reach Their
dettuation through the Volunteer Relief Committees
If the various wards. II Iii plan IL adopted by
those who are blessed in their basket end their store,
il will gladden. The hearts aud nerve the arms of our
men, who taking their lves in their banda, have -
freely and spontaneously responded TO their country
call In DO way oGn We better remember our vol
unteers than by thus heapng high the boards Of their
" loved ones at home"
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EVACUATION DAY.-To-day. the anniversary Of
the evacuation of the City Of New-York by the Brit
sh troops, will be oommemorated by parade OF the
First Division n. Y. S. NJ, under command Of Maj
Gen. Sanford. We cannot anticipate much Of a
turnout on this occasion, a. the rank and file Of
militia have been decimated hundreds having shout
dered their muskets and drawn their swo rds in the
War for the Union. The snowy parades, conducted
with captivating brilHsucy and with ell the Pomp and
panopy of war, they have exchanged for the battle
field ITSELF the din and roar Of muskety and cannen
the shouts of officers ea.ed with the hopes Of victory
the shrieks Of the wounded aud dying. Many who
have in years gone by united with our citizen
soldery in celebrating this anniversary now lie stiff
and stark upon the batlepain and the parade Of to-
day, with the great gaping seams in the ranks will
recall 70 mind the remembrance Of brave officers,
who, at their oounrys CALL went forth to do battle
in defense of the Union and the support Of the Con-
sttution and the laws and who were numbered
among the tlain; and Of others who fell into the
enemy's hands, and now suffer all the ignOminy that
the traitors mind can device.
Beside the parade Of the first division, there will
be several volunteer parades by the Veterans of
1912, the Continentals, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
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