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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25

1elD~kG1 t3NOS11Dl1G
f t13t 4 SN;' onornrn 4 ], E.
: r 100 NAM srnasTs ssss
s .'',''''' ii: B,.nl.. COATS.
Heavy nAsanstt PANTD.
- :" Iined xid do. 1890
c'otA de- ,...,,, =.
HANDKEROHIEFs,
white Oambric do.
Carrots OOLLARS,
rrr,rg Erc. CoLLARs.
fa.e' Aar'0v A1 VIM sI sHaSfRrs.
Fancy do.
Check Linen do.
3. lw!te and without coiIars.)
- Heavy Jeans DRAWERS.
q a large stock Of Olothing on hand, offered
80 TAYLOR = CO..
ID c2-4t -1 100 Main street.
TULIUs sYOLB .essises 70 snstfy BE ft1ssSs
81 aud ths pablis q. large. that. o. the Leg Of
DRY aosds,, Clothing Boots Shoes. Hats. and
Caps, opposite, No. 93J DsOad s.ssst, three doors
bsftw II. nazk DowneyS Store
N D.-Hs pres.nt Store. No. 1ss 1soea street,
oNss O0sSs - vAsse
lps and Store Fixtures
d 2o-1ot~ JULIUS 6YUB.
NUM0HTA $500. a =
~ 0ORO1Tes
800 Confcrts for sale chsap. Ala, J0O 6tacy's
Confsdeeats MATTRKS0xS, which bsve given
universal satiafbctiou, and are commsuAod highly
b both Gems. RsauEsgard and Lea, ~
CIV. WHITE = CO.'S,
- 80 ~ - -.
XTrBNrIONt
The LARGEST vaxiety 70 b found In
CLOTHS, OASS1MERES and VE6T1N0N,
For military Suits end eitissus ane drsaA Three
- COATING and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDIERS, BY the yard, o. large quantity.
Ovee. Coatings, al grades, some fine; Beavse and
Rotersham, for oficers costs; Military Over-C Goats,
h Rsas varissy; Camp Blankets; 6hawls; Gloves:
Socks; Comforts; OH Ovsf- Goats; Lsggins, and Gap
Covers Wstsf.Proof Seamless OverOoa&1; Watae
Proof 20 On hand Suits made 70 measure In short
noGioe, warranted TO ht; Heeino, Lambs Wool, and
shaker Undef-Shirts and Dfawere, all Misses; Ans
French Cloths and Oassineres, black and fAncy,
the finest assortment TO be found; Vsstings Of 81
stylag al made TO measure In the hest style; Trim
miugs, al kinda A full assortment Of ms Drso
Cloth Coati, and black Doe Skin Pants. q full -
.i s0T g: yS1ofH1sa.-o'-oo..s 1s.A''.
+. ": so1sToH 1 co., 81 Sycamore q.
NO e-3m Petarrbara, VI.
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G100 RnwARD.-Ranawsy nom the sub

O. M REWARD.-RauAway nom the sub.
D1UU seriber my boy HENRY, for whose
apprehension and delivery to e. h. STOKES,
Of this place, for his confinement In any iail.
30 that get him again. will pay the above 70
i've feet three inches high, and has rsthsr . down
look when spoken to. Had on whsn he left black
coat AMI pants, aud black felt hat. He has been
seen hesr Bristol, on the Manassas Gap Railroad.
and near Cub Bun Bridge. He may Do lurking
around Dumfries Or Richmond.
T. D. OARTHR,
isS3-1mk for DR.. ENGLAND.
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Tf CATTLE, &c.
BEEF Sales this week at 93 30 to So gross;
but no choice cattle were ofeved.
SHEEP scarce and we cRnsinue quota.
tions at to cents per 10. gross.
HOGS.-Last sales at el3, aud market dull.
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DOVER FOR RENT.--Intso ding 70 erect
Il buildings on the lot corner Gary and loth;
Parker, to accommodate my business. I eha m
Be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about lo-horse Power, and win arrange the
buildings with special reference 70 the use
70 the subscriber, at the kichmond Stove
Works liza 22-ta] ASA SNYDkR.
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FT11NTfn1,--.:I1;-,,..,....1s5.,sIyss--s
D.lly.rsa d ,Aa I'm. q 49, $3.50 - :...s:
RlcAmond and AQuM Greek. Dimensions:
Q feet long, . incAae diAMDteyA1 enAu end
s%oote,y s:vn a e ssss,ssss e insnss
STRENGTH. No sifis will bssSseetIed under
! Tsans-for white or post oak, "a cent. each.
cssh. or Is cents months; isrfyd q cAssnot
For further information. apply 70 Section
Masters, on line Of road, OF TO
VIM. n. BKAu0, S1r't Road.
Once r., +. 4 p. r r. 60,
Richmend, Jan %, 1es2 ja22-ts
W ANTsD-A k.eaIn.Nr Ok anN FOB
Governor has authorized Masnfs. y .pANEYLL and
WILLIAM 2. BURwxI to ssy that he vii receive,
for sweivs months, . number Of coApaniss, 70 OF
ssni.s regiment, for TIE spseiai purpose Of man
ming the Batteries In and arouoa tn ely Of Rich
mosd. % 4 ) ,e.<G
Aay companies forming for this spseial service
IN the city or count In which tbs militia has
been ordered to hold itself u rsadinsss, will apply
Any persons In the city or country desirous 70
eotst In Company a. now forming In this city,
can apply, by letter OF In person. u
J. PANNILL'S CountiuG.room,
Shockoe Wafehouse, or
WIN. P. BuRwaLEs Law ofase.
MANTED-NE0RO LABOR The james
w River and Kanawha Company wants to
HIRE negro CARPENTERS sud LABORERS,
to work on the repairs of, the csual during the
present year. Liberal wages viii BE paid, and r.
lions. clothing, and mediocre and medical attend
ance furnished. For further information address
the undersigns d, In this city, or zee the Compa-
ny's Agents along the lne OF the canal, who are
authorized to hire.
+. L. OHINN. eup't
ia lS-dtS J.R. and K. Canal
VA ANTEU21A skilfnl r.
w and industri ous MAN,
To run SAW MILL
at the Oarb0n. Hill Mines.
ia ls-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Ag't.
XXyANTEDSTO RENT-A HyUSE or part
w Of one, suitable for small family. Rent
from $500 TO $500, 10 . good tenant. Address ~.
H." Dispatch sfice, stating terms and location.
ia e0-6t< ! p 's-.s
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VXTANTEU-A 49,
wv IL A D 7
To teach FRENCH, IN the
Fredericksburg Eigh School,
For girls
dc Coins WIN. B. JOHNSON, Principal.
VXTANTElJ-Bona of the Confederate States
wv Of the PRODUCE LOAN,by
IL SITS BACON 4 BASKERVILLE.
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WANTED FURNISHED ROOM
Con venient to the Capitol
Willing to pay $40 per month
Address ''R. NJ. e." Box 1870.
ia "a -3tx
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TIrTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Iw will pxy ths
Il reward Of ffty dollars for the delivery In jail
In July last, from Mr.. Henry Mssaie, In Orau9e
co., where he IVES hired. He has been seen sinee
In Caroline, and also At Mr.. p. A. Spotswooa'a in
about Is years Of ageAve feet inches In OF
dark gingerbread color, with good front teeth. .
thick auit Of halr, and eyes unusually red. Ny
p. o. Is Fredericksburg, VI.
ia 20-1m OATLNTT CONWAY.
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TAMILY AND ARMY STORES.
20 sacks Marshall SALT,
40 bushels pealed PEACHES,
80 do. dried APPLES,
12S DO white REANS

IL y 1VuUIVNO VOE + NE M1lA1ASp
IL SAM'L YOUNGER L CO., Proprs,
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
From ana sf.er the lst February next, and dur
ing the blockade, first class and beneficial substt-
tnte for Coffee will be provided for the trade and
for use These will be packed in cases Of 20
pounds each snd upwards to suit purchasers.-
The retail price at the stores win be 25 cents psr
pound marked on the labels.
Corner Of b end Maiu sts.,
Opposite the Spotswood Hotel.
Coffee roasted for the trade in quantities not
loSe than 100 pounds. il 22-llt*
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wv CANDLE-MAKERS.-
We wish to engage six gooi CANDLE MAKERS
To Ne. workmor and steady men, We viii give
steady job, ard give work By the pound. Ap-
ply Immediately 10
is Its &. CREW SON.
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a&OCEklR0, LI0UOROs -
A r u. .--..
Just received and for sale .:f
1900 lbs prime LARD, by
TARDY & WILLIAMS.
ia N-3t Corner OF Gary and 18th sts.
r q E.
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ID UNAWAY-ol0 REWARD-From j.
III Powers brick yard, some time during
last fall, = negro boy named WILLIAM,
dark color. with scar on his face, BADLY
Said boy il about Is years old. 1t 10 very
probable that he il in the Employment of the
soldiers, and passing himself on for q free
boy. We will give the above reward II do.
hvered to MS or placed In Gary street jail.
OLOPTtlN 4 LYME, -
ia l0-6t Agents. for Go w Ejt1hurh
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EDUCAFRONAL.

JULIUS A., ROBSON, q. O. r
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KETANTED -voluuteers TO form an artillery
w Company, nearly full, to man the batteries
in and secuud the city of Richmond for the period
of 10 mouths. aud for no other purpose. Gall at
Hall, on 1uth 81, between Main and Cary streets.
Those not having any place to stay can remain at
the Hall until mustered into service.
Ia 23-l0s' X. A. MILLS, Captain.
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AYANTED.-A lady, qualified 10 teach
w English, French, aud Drawing, de-
sires a SITUATION in some School, or pri-
yate family. Address "E. T. a." Ruther
Glenn Post Office, Caroline county, Va.
la 2i-2tk
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R1OTICE.-Ali psssons having claims asainss
IN the Eslate 81 AknxANDER BTI1LiN0.
dscsassd. - we'll a. thoas indsbtsd. WI piee.s
present the saOe to M. -. b. Cook fox setstemsns
HlQLY J. HTIRLla3,
AdnlpigosAtrix OF the Estate o.
n Q3-lm AlawanAaS afirlinR decd.
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A liberal price will be paid for a suitable
person. Apply to J. H. WILLIAMS,
ja22-6t Corner Marshall and 10th SITS.
TTYANTED-IMMED expe.
w rienced TANNER, for the present
Wages stated. Apply to the undersigned,
y miles South OF Pole Cat Depot, ON the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
X. p. H. CAMPBELL, Penola,
ia 1S-l2t* Caroline county, Va.
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DUNAWAY-46Q RNWARD-Ffom The sub
~, scribeF, . Negro Boy named BOB. Said H.
gro y about Is pears old; dark eomslsxisn; abvat
feet or II inches high; weighs shout l50 NJ.
I believe this Negrs Il trading In some fssimsnt
near Manassas, or lurking about Fredericksbure,
Charlottesville. or Winchester; md VII pay
the shove reward for his apprehension and d 1sy
Into any Of IT, city jai.s, % that can get Min.
D. b, SCOTT,
Go. q. 4th Ala. Hegt. q
10 lEl2t* J. G.. 6CofT. Marion, Ala.
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WAN1ECTO BUY-A young WC6AH,
tat and Qualtned - Q houae SERVANT. -.
~ a. corner Of 18th and Franklin strooE.
over Ccnfedsrste Oomminionnss Omoa.
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.RfED PA on 3 8.

lovO-tW N04tOS8, W.T.
NOTIOE-Hsvie9 sessaea. 8. AUCTION
IN aDd OOMMISSlON BUSIN - ~
pespaeea 10 rssslys eonsgnmsate q esser ~
shsnlss. Ser sals - eviction ~ pfivassy. - ~
naks n1sfal oasA edvsnass. Weshsu Sss@ ~
he present., orr laTue NJ eommn0ees 49,
hoass. whore eo0ds ean - selsly ssnss4 - I.Iz
s1hibatsA Oeasgnnanis VIII ssssvs es1
a11an1lon. ~
= .. ~ xnMr. pAINn z m
EXEOUTOH.S NOTICE. -navins qashseA =
L Eaecntoe q ALyx. HfIIy dsea., ~ -
e whon Aswss indsAisd Ass requssise y !s,se.s
thaf elalms 70 me- for p.ynens; 80 - 80.
ewlAe HI eseate will naks tmnscassS ~ ~ 80
r. - p..s:eip g 49,. ~ ~ 49, q u
In. sessssS,s 70 aetldse - aeresesss ~ 49,.
d. - ~ eusysving passnee. ~. ,. yonssSSss,
al psrSsis lslsS6s1 Srs paFstssl.ly .sSssx -. -
nake innsAists payna3h e g sss ~.
!. IA. ..ss T. eAsns.sl'i Il. la 30: =.
Nj EIIIsS SwIIs0NsEwiso ~
hr 1aaS = vusors sswINa ~
OT5l910 sooa1eoA 81 ksot = os9es.
Idpl,l9 ~ ou.K = -, - = -
!. 49, - - - H. ~ . So
I - 80 -. =: 81 sss;,sal.1 : 49,.
zy4El 49, 0n1QFaeA A.
III b1dol 00n40110 u 11O -
" 1sA ~ - - q p
sl p. LID |. nAaxssvr.,
] 3.
~
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wv A WHITE GIRL
To do general Homework
And Wash and Iron
Apply at the corner Of Grace and 9th streets,
Church Hill. ia .3-3t*
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w a N I 4 ID -
w A LADY,
recently from Baltimore, wishes an engage.
ment as TEACHER In school or family
She teaches Music, French, German, and
English. Most satisfactory references given.
Address tx. Y. -
ia 22-6t* 20. Box 7s5, Richmond, Va.
HkT ANT E D.. 900 cords PERSIMMON
w TIMBER, suitable FOR manufacturing
Shoe Lasts, Tor which the highest cash price viii
be paid Also, the public tn know. that We have
on hand and consssntly manufacturing al
kinds OF Shoe L ASTS and Boot and shoe TREES.
at cur manufss,ory, on 18th street, in rear Of
Ehockoe Warehouse.
is .l-1M< BOYLE, CAMILLE e. 90.
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paautry ans services She was conspicuous also, In
The attack on James Island, and would have taken
the Tower battery which msoe such fearful havoc
among our soldiers, had not Geo. Benham, IN hi:
anxiety to make it an army fght, refused 10 avail
hlmeef Of her services
in Jnly she was ordered to the coast OF Georgia
for blockadug purposes aud sOou aiierward assgned
TO the command Of the naval forces In 81. John s
River, Florida. During q temporary absence az
Port Royal the Rebels constructed batteries on -.
Johns BufI. II The final aud successful attack The
Hale led the advance, ind her flag was hois'sd on
the Rebel works. Soon after she passed up 81.
Johns River 16o miles, and aided in the caPurc OF
the steamer Gov Milton. Her last achievement wa
the CAPTURE Of the schooner Wave III Nassau River
laden with turpentine aud col,on.
After years absence, wear q valuable service
she returns disabled and will undergo thorough re-
pairs. The following is list OF her oiacers:
Lieutenant Commanding A. r. Smell Acting Master ana
IL. Ofcer T. Dickinson. lsymsscI. Ata o. Nnteri sur
eeon W n. Iiudr; Actin Ensign H. Stsh Senior Ensi-
ueer C. H. Harrington; Assistants d. Hutton George lay
ar Mates L. T. Palmer q. tdSsas Fay mAsie.s IlciE'
w. u. Grey.
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Xsenfhcr Iicp0Ttr.

OCEnEc, MDuday Dec. T. ls02.
Thermometer a. barometer @J.JJ; VIVID hight
sortl-wc.i, ios aid raiuiasi streeis ahAle deep
mctod SLOW
HnNoUaI. C.. j., Monday, Dec. -, 1902.
Thermometer ~ ; barometer ohlJi wild to1-A-
weA-; weather clear.
MoSrREAL, Monday, Dec. ID q m.
Barometer .aI; thermometer ~ - wind
southeast, naming terribly. .
10Hosro, Monday Dec. 10, 1862.
Woather very cloudy and ioggyi thermometer
i0'.
BuYylLo. Monday, Dec. 1t--S 70. m.
Thermometer 90; barometer MI raining; Wing
soutn-Sgest. ,,-,
Rainy. No wino. Ibermometer a.
IuLADsLrHiA, MONDAY, Dec. 49, ioel-o = NJ
Thermometer 81 ~. Wind $. $. W. Boiomo-
ter 31.6 Weather forty. Noon-Tteunometor
So. Wind S. Barometer 2a.7. Weather clear.
f0sr M0NnoE Tuesday. Dec 49, Jo01
Tbermomcter,S O'Clock, 81. Barometer 50, going
down. Wind south. Weather mild. Road good.
CIaCiHsATI. Monday, Dec. -. 1851
Heavy rain all day. Wind north. Ihermomo-
tex 49,.
OrgrYo Monday. Dec lS-f p N.
Thermometer 4O2; barometer 80 10. Wand hight
S. VI. DraGly.
HiNorfKA Mopdsy Dec l5-C g.
Thermometer H. barometer -, To-. Wind light
w. Cloudy.
MosTpEAL Monday, Dec 70, 1862
This afternoon, barometer 2y' /; thermome.er
~ z. Wind 5. s. l.. Rainy.
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PuCIE TEE BANANAS.
Cunning the Tslooirnde-The Chnrlcstcn
TscbeIs Nunlliuc.


T,cbeIs NunIlinC.
TIE Bahama Herald OF the cd cit. states ne fol-
lows:
"The steamers Antonica, Capt. Coyeter, and
Leopard, Capt. fuller both arrived in this port
yesterday morning, once more escaping the very
vieilaut blockade kept over our waters by the
Yankee Commodore, Admiral Wilkes who was
Close on our chores the whole Of the day previous
The Antonica aud Leopard brought Charleston
papers Of the 18th, from which TIE Hsrad makes
extracts relative to the war movements OF the Union
ISIS. TIE Herald says:
The capture OF Charleston is en- enterprise
which is not too great for them 10 attempt and 1t L.
fully evident the Winter campaign Will be one Of
trial 10 the Southern army.
Much anxiety seems TO be felt about Mobile as i
i accessible to The assaults of roncla1 isets and
laud iorces, and lis possession would ouen TO the
enemy the interior Of the Confederate States.at We
hore the South are fully prepared for Defense"
II. Addcrlcy, The head Of the Secession.eympa-
thing firm Of II. Addor,ey d. Co., had returned
to Nassau, after visit to Liverpool.
The gunboa, T.osa was oil Nassau, November %.
The gunboai Wachusseti aud st. Jago de Cubawere
near Cay Labos Few day previous.
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Hoard Of Aldermen.

Alta meeting Of this Board lat evening a r'sol1-
toa spprorriatng 500 ior the relief Of eiok and
wounded soldier, who may be brought TO tins city
from tho battlefield "a; fredericksburg, was LAID
over uuder The rule.
pr,cube and resolution, by Ir. Boole, to the
effect that .--, 81,
.,rras o Cer,rnl Pafk l,uoN ur'er ih, control OF
r-fa.fll III iatrsif II elected o. appointed ~ fy
oc ag.rt e ty, Dat ir posed np"a ~ III th' Vul
poe ~ .e.iinEp Wei o. goi.'cl p...y hnl ii,
81 Irrs4 &. unci. have sa--A speA ia"' CD" 'i-'
~~. 90 lst.rar q ila lHsrfnraat el-f-t F '"s pc
VI 'lis civ. ed iare .sndsi 90 enolI'"' a- -A
aasg cn ed PalA importantly eno s- y anu
haze ifus r-sasrt public debt nj ttra'.lnf AA4
fslfrsa lh4l Comm si0ref Do ara j. ncfctT
directed fal~ le and ut4se citfsa hh4 cenfo 90
Dfnral Foff rIi obtain procession n ono n'nAs 500 p
gsri aud tlit $500 B. Appropriated ior has p9C'e-
Sir. BoJfg ,iouslt there could 10 no e1lot tAs.
the Street Commissioner was tie proper otlcer 10
take ehsrle of Ills Park. TIE Cry appropriated
aaoat ..U.sJ' year Tor ilprovt-cn,s uf-n TINS
PIX. Ne, 40 one blt the Commissioners lai WORD
o. say IN regard 70 the management
NJ. FARLEY opposed toe resolution, remarNnS
tl.t Tire Co4mi..lone-s were lelilelen 4 inies-
uly. he moved tlal tne paper be laid upon the
table, Wlich was lost.
On notion, Is "us made the special order for
"wednesday.
Tne resolution iucr, .F.rg the s'lad.a, of Police
.Ji,iices 90 5000 a yc4r was adopted, md the
Beard liourn,d unit. this of ernoon az O'Clock.
So -
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IekED.


ARMSTRONG - On Monday. Dec. IS, 0rses Stephenson
AImssr ~. In the 3Oih year Of bet sze
Funeral 1, her late refdsnce No 81 Second avenue on
"Wednesday, ! O'clock p IN. The friends o: sae family
respectfully invited 70 attend
BROUE-On Saturday Dec IT, IL residence Of her p.
rents. No Attorney street, ami. Augusta daughter Of
1. Alone aa Annie L. bI9Wn, ssed yeesa ana days
The remains were taken 10 fishBil TO- iltefinen''
BROWN-On Saturday evening Dec IS aler short Illness.
Rachel Vaudeville widow Of be late David brown, aged ~
The relative, ard friend. Of the family invited to ssnd
funeral from her late residence, No ~ ess twenty
fourth street. on Iuesdsy Afternoon at ? O'Clock
BAILET-in Columbus, Chersngo Comfy N l., on Lues'
day Dec g. from uies received by being thrown from
budge honJelin bailey sssa - iyea' months a-1 -
Berkshire County (Ma.s.) papers please copy.
CURTIS-On Monday Dec H. Isabella josephine youngest
daughter OF George 4. and Josnns J. Crrtis.
The relative. and friend. are respectfully invited 20 a'end
, day Cluesdsyl, at o'clock ? n
HALLIn Brooklyn, Monday, Dec. IS Losnns. wife OF
The fs1d and Acquaintance Of the family are respectfully
invite 10 attend h.T funeral Wednesday the le inst
a. y o'eioet nom mo liS Montasae corner 81 0o
t6PoIisuoa.b, ~. IL, fox iu1efElsn-
Portsmouth pspeFs please copy
HIGCIEe-Iu BROOKLYN on MONDAY Dec Is Betty Hisglns
widow Of the late NJ D. higgins. in her 7s'n year
Tho relative. and friends Of family r'el % e'.enc
from the residence Of sou-iAw. John d. Cocks, No
2Sl STATE s,teet, without further notice.
LUKE-ln ih. city, Sunday evening. Dec. u. idne
irsut daughter Of james enc "srgst Anu Luxe
as,d Scsr, months 4nd - days
PArErJ-u fh.s city, Fnjay, Dec r. Ch-s H. Psrkin
clie.. sol " the ate Th0uIls ftisin. 49, ,
III, friends ard those OF the family .ec July invited
q attend the funeral service Calvary Chsrca corner Of
souh .yeaus ard weniyAfst street, on Tuesday ne-'
the 10Th Inst. az 2. g.
lsALrsyURY-in Je,sey City. sludl7 Dec Il, sud
deny AIAaG. J. Salisbury esed IL years month aid o.
days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
THOIPsON-At hi, residence Saturday. Dec. 49, Of
iafsain;on iu the solnlcs Sf J-.aea 4hoHf soa sas
neer agsi 81 yesrs ,
Ths relative. .ld iend. CT the family respectfully invited
ateld the unCr fgesdeg tht lhih usf a. eiocs
r r o., the Fir.t lapt',t Church. Of ffh AID
sl.tn.ag.h streets NiAiAmibgrgA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

AgDea, for the .. ss IN Eh@sf SHsE'FRS6s5u
EXCHANGE, on the 9th instant the io''o~iDs A'es' ~
WhTsas We deeply synpshizs With the unemployed ana
s saafss Ssss Britain aas I and privilege wo
duty to contribute to thsr reiefi thefsiore
Rs'ocsd That Committee be sppontefo sonc'. T.
buttons for this purpose and forward tho sane 10 ~ $40 -
FOOD 20 be distributed under such supervision as ihe Sy
,tee shall direct 20 tie MOS. needy aud dsse'hS O. u"
Rorrss Tha. the Committee be requested 70 cor.,.pG s.
with Board. Of Trsds and Kindred ins.isuton. " S.
The extent and severity OF the slrrgs Of me cs nseo
with II. and reasons that
lean peopss enlisted IN their behalf have oech 90
discussed and widely published that no comment on
il needed from than to ssJ 'roI az IN. w.
have believe the suffering not oyerssed and IN our lnus
ent there reEsr occasion when foreign Crafty nna
greater claim on ibersty We also believe the hngss
Goyernmenl and no Ensish people VIA rec M =,
good u with tie friendly spbii 10 "heh " TON
The several Committees IN this oiy who ere collecting ioi
this purpo'e haY- sgreed consgn shipments 20 ietoo'
to Of Mess Stephen b. Gui0n. hra Of 0gion 90
Bsbcock, hrm Of Bsbcock Co. aud Daniel Jses n'n =.
Phelps james Co.. ali welknown American houses, "ns
have Ainoy offered % take charge Of the asme tree OF com
It sGords pleasure coy loo Bsurs Flour contributed
on the Produces k1cesnge now on board the nopc
abou, the 18th instant.
We hays the ples,ur. to Sc, tbs. other liberal oers Of
fee fe sh Liverpool ard free freight by some Of our ead
lag Raj road ComDsne, the disposal Of conibetors
% 90 fem the Interior sonsosd 2 r., s 1iy sa
rsmed Committee will be received snd forwarded free OF
cnsge
DAVID DOW5. Cbairnsn firm Of David Dovs Co.
Il. p BUCK fra q H. r. Buck B. 20.
JOHN s. WILLIAMS, hrn CT Williams Gsyou.
LEWIS RCBERT5 irl Of L. Robeits Co.
STEPHEN w. CAREY.
r. T.. y. haSDOLPH, hrrn OF !. z. 2. Randolph Co.
JOHN 81. BURMAH, firm of farmsr d Co
CspE.WM. s.lhOHLAND. Ern- Of hswlsnd &FrotAior
OEo. D cRAGIN, srm of Crssin G.,
VIM ID. NAAOAM.
D l.. WALLACE, firm Of Sawyer Wallace Co.
GEO. hEChEH. nrnl OF H-eksr Il Brother.
ROBERT TIlALLON firm o. Robert fhson 4 Co.
WEN. Il. BAhBEh
GEO. b. POWELL, f--l Of George B. Powell Co.
JAMES p. WALLACE arm OF Wallace Hieks.
SMITH FAACHEE hrn u Farcaer n McChssDey.
E. *. ALBUhEls, treasurer.
J. HOBhRT HEhbiCh. Secretary,
Firm Of j. Il. Hsrlck a Son.