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jV7INTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO JAMESTOwN,K KINGS MILL, GRO w.
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK
WHARIEG

10 JAMESTOWN, KINGS MILL, GRO w.
STONE HOUSE, AND ROCK
/ WHARVES.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Cspt. J. II. fKEI
MAN, will, on and after Wednesday morning n-St ,
the 30th instant, leave the wharf at Rockets, reg
ularly every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, at 81 O'Clock PRECISELY, for tho aaSse
places; lay at the Rock Wharf all night ADf 70
tHrn each alternate dsy-Tuesdsy, THURSDAY Aca
Saturday mornings-leaviDg Rock Wharf al We
same hour, 81 O'Clock. and touch at all the ftsus
landings, going and returning.
" Passage and freight As usual.
&C % y. HASkbNN
OFFICE RICHM'D AND PETG n. 3. co,
Richmond, W., Oct IL. I'M. !
NHAN6E OF SCHEDUkE.--On and sner
~ WEDNESDAY,, October s~E ~ Believing
Schedule will be run on this rosd:
HAVING RICHMOND.
Mail Train, daily, st. o. X
Freight and Accommodation, daily, ex' a..
cspt Sundays, At....-..--.s A N. sna i' @-
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train, daily, at ''.'fW r. -
Freight and Accommodation, daily e.
cept Sundays, At...........9 A. II Aho
"a The Trains leaving Richmond nj a. a.
and p. Il connect with trains South Oh fr'enf
burg.
nUTravelers will bear in mind that they Ss
required to show pass from the Governor OF sanie
other authorised person, before they can leave n'
city by this road.
% l1-ts THOS, H. WYNNE srpt
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House AND LOT FOB SALE PR.
III VATELY.-We offer for sale, private.
~, an excellent House and Lot, ON CLAY, be.
tween Munford and 0tlmer streets The lot
fronts twenty. seven feet, and is one hundred
feet deep, with comfortable brick house,
nearly new, obtaining rooms and passages.
There is swell Of good water on the lot, and
also necessary out-buildings. II not sold
Ss sos %
ises, that day, at4 O'Clock p. M.
REDWOOD KEACH,
la SO-ts AuetioneerD
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DISSOLUTIONS. e.


ISSQLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-
- SHIP.-The co. partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under the
firm of MILES, JENNINGS & CO., was
dissolved by mutual consent on the Sth inst.
All persons having claims against the late
firm will present them to G z MILES & BRo
for payment; and those ind eb ted to the firm
will make payment to G MILES BRo.
JOHN n. JENNINGS,
r. M. MILES.
The UNDERMINED will continue tho SAD.
DLERY and HARNESS BUSINESS at the
old stand Of Miles, Jennings Co., under
the firm of G.. z. MILES & BROTHER, and
solicit continuance OF the patronage 50
literally bestowed upon the late firm;
fe Its H. n. MILES
TVHE O-PARTNERSHIP Of J. V. SUND
i BERG 90. was dissolved on the I'd
day Of december last, by mutual consent
The books of the concern will be closed by
CHARLES LUNDIN, the remaining part.
ner. All indebtsd ito the firm will please
call aud settle their acco UNITS.
mr. y. suNDBERG, in the firm Of :. y :.
SUNuBERG & CO., would respectfully
solicit continuance Of the custom bestowed
on the 10 te firm, hoping, by q strict attention
to bus'o 'ss, to merit the sa~e;
In withdrawing from the firm Of ]. V.
SUNDHERG CO., return my thanks to
my frieu DIS and customers for their patronage
during the last six years, and take pleasure
in recommending my late partner, Mr..
CHARLES LUNDIN, who will continue
the LOOKING.GLASSa and PLOT UR +
FRAME BUSINESS, at the old stand, to the
patronage of the PUBLIC.
feS-SW* J. v. SUNDBER4.
DISSOLUTION.- The co-partnership Of
~ VAN-LEW, TAYLOR T. 60. IL this day
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest Of O. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN
LEW, will hereafter conduct the business In bis
own name.
AL persons indebted to the old concern will
please coll and settle with the undsrsignsd
JOHN N. vANLEW.
january !. 1905. la 2-..E
NissOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSEIP.
IL The partnsEshig hsse'ofe.s existing under tie
January 1852 BY limitation. and the dscosas Ut
Mr. WIN. RODEKER, the undersigned has a.so-
ciated with himself Mr.. w. M DADE anS his
brother, MT. RENRY BODEKER, on the ra,ro
terms that existed In the former concern, and VIII
continue the d r U q AND APOTHEC.s.GY
BUSINESS att he old stand, No. 10 Main ssrest,
under the sa,xe name. A. BODEKER.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them, they hope, by strict and faithful st.en.
ton to their business, to merit good share OF TO
same in future.
ia lots A. BOOEKER Il CO,
NTR. q. BROUNELL il admitted . rartn.r in
Nl our business. OLARKHOE Il CO,
ne-@
nISSOLUTION.-The oopartnership hereto
L. fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
the LIST inst The business will hereafter DO CEN
Quoted In the nans Of n. b. 6PENOA.
ia@t q. w. CARRY.
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FTNO RENT-A House OF PRIVATE EN-.
PREPAYMENT, at Clover Station, ON
tho Richmond and Danvilis Railroad, "a miles
from Richmond. This House IL the property of
the Railroad Company, and was built with the
view Of having convenient boarding place for
officers and employees Of the Company, and also
an eating house for the accommodation of pas.
sengera. Il Is now vacant and the Company de-
sires 70 rent It For terms and further par.:cu-
lars, apply at the Office OF the Richmond and
Danvilfe Railroad Company. fe7-3w
TOR SALE.-That beautifully located RESI-
DENOE on Fourth street, 0ambles Hill,
directly opposite Pratt's Cottage, containing SIX
rooms. For small sized family, no more desira-
bic locatioDican be found In this city. Inquire of
Asa Snyder at Richmond Stove Works.
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IN IMPORTANT CHANGE OF sCHpuIs.
On and aftsr WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. ihs
Trains over this Road will be run - follow.
The Mail Train will leave Richmond for Trad.
ericksburg daily (stoppiug only At regular s,s.
tions) at O'Clock A. M, and arrive at Pr.d..
ricksburg at 10l5 A. NJ. Returning VIII lea,o
Fredericksburg at 1l30 a. n, ant arrive in Rich
mond At $50 P. NJ.
The Accommodation Train. between Richmond
and Milford, will leave Richmond for Milford
daily (Sundays excepted) At 3. p. n, G.oppins
ut crossings and 81 stiors to take up or pu, town
passeugers.) and arrive at Milford at 30 p n
ke,urnins viii leave Milford at 40 A. ~ and
arrive In Richmond at $50 A NJ
The Freight Trains will be run daily. Frelsh.s
received until o'clock n
NJ No PASSENGERS can 60 by Freish.
Trains.
NJ No FREIGHT, or PACKAGE, Of any hind.
other than personal baggage. will be taksn the
Mail and Accommodation Trains, bat ONLY on The
daily Freight Train. SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent TransportsaOs.
O, rce r., r. & P. K. X Co..
a richmond. Jan. TO- 1862. ish
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a. Al.TED--sO ALL SUBJECT TO MI
W LITiA DUrY.-I wasn't FIFTY MEN, to
man tha GamePoint t'sttery, at Aqua Creek.-
Ali persons not wishing to be drafted in the mi.
li.a, wbo sre DESTROYS Of being convenient to
their families, will find this very desirable
pos. Substitutes will be received in this com.
psny. Ali parsons wishing to enroll themselves
will apply at oace a. the corner CT 10th and Main
ste or ct Or. Words Saloon, on 10th street. Our
country aeeds fighting men. Sc cone at once.
For particulars, apply at either of the above
place., to WIN. j. DABNAY, Lieutenant.
FL iS-6tx
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NOR RENT.-A Framed
DWELLING

NOR RENT.-A Framed
II DWELLING
On the corner Of Locust and Tobacco Alley, con-
tanning two large rooms porches, store-rooms, and
Kitchen with two rooms, with . large yard, &c.
For tsrms, &C., apply to 80
10 29-ts CLOPTON 4 LYME.
NOR RENT.-Having engxged the stand now
ia. occupied bY Hunt & James. for the coming
yea, We o6es
FOR r e n T
Our OETIOA, On Shockoe Slip,
near tho Columbian Hotel
A very desirable stand.
ja1-ts HILL 4 NORFLEET.
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A RAY OF THE PENINSULA
~ RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. "
On and after SATURDAY, February ls,, lss,
the trains over this road will run ~ follows. va
The Passenger and Mall trains will leave NH.
mond daily ct 2 A. n. stopping only At reeuI.,
stations) and arrive 1t West Point =, ~
connecting with the steamer Logan for Glouc. ~,
Point and yorktown, and intermediate landioys
Returning, will leave West Point ut px
on arrival Of steamer Logan, from Gloac., :.
Point and York Town, and arrive ct RicAmopd !,
|7P. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS
VIII leave Richmond daily texcep. Sundsyai a,
4P. M, and arrive at West Point al 7.S3. p ~
Leave West Point at 9l5 A. NJ, aud aIr,-. =,
Richmond Ut 1874. p. n. ~
Nc freight received after 8 3OPM.
By order Of the President
A. b. DANGERFIELD.
ia 0-d1m Ager,
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NOR RENT-TO GENT LEMEN-2 large
II CHAMBERS furnished, and one large
Parlor unftifniShed, in most desirable resi-.
dence on 'Shoekoe Hill, in the vicinity Of sew.
eral Boarding houses-references required.
Address " z. 4. L. through the Post-Ofice.
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~ Af,Ti:D-COUK.-A good plain Cook,
~ VAST or and Ironer, can get good home
by immedi sae application at Mr.. ALIENS Fsst
end Msrshslt rect, last house, right hand SIDE.
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OFFICE KTCH10N6 Z P. I. :. "a

H1enM00o, Vs., ROB. IL, lafQ Z !
I'M AND ARTER MONDAY, the i7sS ID.
the NAIL TRAIN on this road viii , u.s.,
Riehmond q quarter before A. H., Initial ~, =
5 4. H., - heretofore. W
II lists n r. C3yYY H.
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TOR EALE-A very valuable ESTATE, we'll
J suited for . wooden manufsctory, one mile
from Abingdon depot, containing l60 acres Of well
improved Land, fine Orchard, No. Brick House
and Kitchen, large Barn, and abundance of ont
houses, two of them good dwellingA
The Factory il Of stone, 60 by 80, with stone
dam.
A Woolcarding custom worth $500 Owe hun
dred) per annum.
Also. one Oil Mil, with Hydraulic Press.
Address, (Abingdop) THOS. p. OLAPP.
Christian Observer please copy. il 25-1m*
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So ANVhD--
~ good LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER
car obtain constant employment and good wages,
iu Chs-le zton, Houi Carolipa. Apply to
W. EARGEAVE WHITE,
70 ;7-3tx 173 Main st.
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NALL Ar TUPMAN'S SHIRT DEPOT
for Cashmere Sand Flannel Shirts; for
Merino Shirts and Drawers; for Leggins and
CATERS, different styles; for Wool Head
Covers and Comforts; for Water proof Blan.
kets and Leggins. 100 Main street fe19
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IN OR RENT.
LODGING ROOMS,
for single gentlemen. Apply TO
B. 4. COOKE,
Once No. 4, Law Building,
<a17-1k Erauklin street.

TNOR RENT OH LEA8E--The STORE and
II DWELLING. at the north corner of Broad
and Sd Streets formerly occupied By Isaac Briggs
~ q Bakery. Apply to MiCHAAL GOLDEN,
hstween Sd aud 4th streets, or the subscriber At
Woodstock.,va. - FIR. SCHEFFER.
ga
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KXyANTED-IMMEDiaTELf,
W RECRUITS.

VXYANTW)-GAS FILTER.
wv A good GAS FlITEH
will be given liberal wages and steady EN-.
ployment by immediate applicable on to the
subscriber.
T.. H. LANGLEY,
18th street, between Wain ard Gary.
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0F'psst lsss seas N I. o. li ~ ss1tn ~
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DOVER FOR Notwithstanding to erect
streets, now occupied by Mr.. Truman A.
Parker, to accommodate my business, shall
be able to furnish to one or more tenants
about To- horse Power, and will arrange the
buildings with special reference TO the use
desired, providing early application Is made
to the So bscriber, at the Richmond Stove
Works Ua 22-ts] ASA SNYDER.
nES1RABLN RESIDENCE AT PRIVAT
IL SALE We offer for sale. privately,
very pleasantly .located FAMILY RESIDENCE,
on Leigh street, near Buchanan's Spring. The
Lot fronts 10 feet on Leigh street, running back
Ito feet, and has on 1t an excellent House, con.
tainiog eight rooms, with large porticos front and
rear All the buildings are Of the best materials,
and nearly new, having been built only twelve
months. There y also on the lot well Of excel
lent water, and MANY desirable fruit trees.
A bargain may be had II early application II
made to IA REDWOOD & REACH,
Auctoneers and General Agents,
10 2l-ts No. 81 Main street.
EARM IN HANOVER FOR SALE
~ We offer for sale privately a very con.
Veniently located FARM in the county Of
Hanover, two miles South Of tbs Court.
House and thrse-quarters Of mile from tho
Central Railroad. The Farm contains on Q
hundred acres Of most excellent land, with q
good meadow, and Is considered one Of the
most productive Farms Of its size In the coun.
ty. The buildings are very good, tho dwell.
ing is two stories, containing Ave rooms with
garretS, o good school house, carriage
house, &c. Il ts considered one Of the best
locations FOG professional gentleman In the
REDWOOD 4 KEACH. Auct's,
ia 30-te "a Main st.. Richmond.
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UTANTED-A situation as MINING GAP.
from Cornwall, England. The subscriber has had
the most thorough experience n gold. silver cop
per- iron, and lead mines; Ave years in the gold
mines Of Virginia. and fou: In Ccbs Good refer.
snce given. Address "P. g." wilderness Post.
Ofticc, SpotsYlvania ennntv. Va Ia %-1m*
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w LESY COMPANY Lieut.. h. J. ANDE6-
son, ri the Thomas Artillery, is detailed on re-
crui;iog service. His office Is en- Esn street No.
u Tie recruit are 30 form an Arsiilsry Com
many With ,orty men who a Se seen service 1,
the army OF the Potomac. The bounty money
a SOY viii be paid to the recruits on enittment.
ia films IT. l. J AMBER SON.
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: IRGINIA CENTRAL sRAILROAl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

O, nce r., r. & p. r. X Go.
a ichmond. Jan. TO- 1862. ial
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nISSOLUTION.-Thec opartnership hereto
IL fore existing under the name Of SPENCE
{ CAREY was dissolved BY mutual consent on
the LIST inst The business will hereafter DO cen
Quoted In the name Of a. b. GPENOH
3. b SPENCE.
ta@ts q. w. CARRY
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AL ANTED.-A PHYSICIAN wishes to buy
wv a small FARM, Of from 100 to 300 acres,
within twenty or thirty miles Of Richmond, and
near the river or one of the railroads He wants
good dwelling and other houses, snd would pre-
fer to buy the situation Of some rracticing physi
clan. He will pay cash, or give Richmond pro.
perty In exchange. Give particular description
ard the price, and address, for ono month
S2l-lm* NJ. D..
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NkF ANTEO-An experienced and industrious
wv s a w e h,
To run steam saw nill at the Carbon Hill Mines,
in this county. JNO. J. WEHTa.
fe Its Agent.
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TNTa y & D.-NOTlCE To A RTlLLE.
! w EI.EN.-I wish il to be distinctly
unneret ood, that want, to-day, 10 SUBSTl-
| TUES 10 40 in the very best company, and
| that the orice Of bounty is no object to get
| the ,cen ROBERT HILL,
fa I1-Stk SnhStItnte Agent, Bank ST.
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Thankful for the past liberal patronage bestowed
on them, they hope, by strict and faithful st.ea.
ton to their business, to merit good share OF TO
same in future.
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TCOR SALE The undersigned wishes to sell .
TRACT or LAND, lying in the county Of
Powhatau, near the PoWhatan Station, on the
Ricnmond and Danville Railroad, The trAes con-
tains one hqndred and fifty acres. The improve
meuts arc 20 follows: One frame Dwelling
House. containing four rooms; Kitchen. Smoke.
House, 10 ; and an excellent well Of water in the
yard; good apple orchard, and other fruit trees
on the premises. Thsre are about 50 acres Of
opsn land on tho place, the balance In pine and
onk. The opcn. 1And from not having been cul.
tivsted fof ssvcfal Years, 10 somewhat grown up
10 bushes. sAThe location 10 . beautiful ono for q
dairy farm. - it lies within tew hundred yards
A further description Ia deemed unnecessary, NJ
any person desirous of purchasing would exsm'
inc for themselves. For information In regard to
terms, address me at Olaremont Wharf Post
fss-a:awaw* JIM. SHORT.
MOST VALUABLE 9RANITE.FRONT
VI TENEMENT, IN THE CITY OF
RIOHMOND, ADJOIN1NG THE TRADERS
BANK, FOR SALE.-We are authorized to
sell the very valuable granite front TENE-
MENT, located - above, now in the occupancy
of Messfs. Johnston, Z Harwood and Others This
Tenement Is not only large one, having Ane,
dry cellar, we'll lighted, but Is among the best
built 10 this CITY, Apply 70 .,nrpsov
T0EXAS LANDS TEXAS LANDS I've
i offer for sale 40 900 acres Of valuable
TEXAS LANDS, or will exchange the same
for Negroes, Tobacco, Fancy Dry Goods, or
Richmond city Real Estate. The lands are
Of early location, and the titles indlsputable.
will please apply to the undersigned, at the
Texas Depot, on Bank st., next door to the
Treasury Department.
,fe l5-6t* WI9GINS Il DANIEL.
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vycai.s Ecccivcd.

This Provisional Remedies Of the C0oe % b, voorAis
IN. cs'ae d tte Ssdde BY IneOdors "ia'Sr0p' i'S~
IT,, ~ 20 l''i BT BsJsrd Taylor Rne' PIP ~
The same. ,s.., Fcsli.A Trsnsls-
Victor logo. lies MteDbts AusAsS' ~ IN ".
don. by Laseol % wIaaaa "'' PP W.
Itfs ma I..ISrs Of Rev Morrison Hassn' ey ns'
Ba,b lsmo. PIP 1873 AreneM , ina,' isuo,
Margaret Warner; O., tue 'yuas ~, ~
90. 500 Kobest Carer / bso1hei. ,,,,r.,, WhitisG
$50. 20. l,3. John h. shli.y, ,h.. ~ n, Mitry
Ueroe- sul Msuyrs BiosFs hieh ete,cne
apd naval srces, satesnien sna s,sJ n, FranA
in tie American Crisis OF 1891 I'i, ~ n EysuA
Moor. 40, pp. ~. o. T. Fa'-"
General Agent.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 80 1862

cers to receive limited fec TO be paid by the claim
ant and TO act under such Instructions as tue
Secretary Of the Interior or the Commissioner OF
Pensions, with his approval, may prescribe.
| PAYMENT OF PENSIONS.
Nv attention has been earnestly gwen to certain
evil, arising from the present mode OF paying pen
sions The proc ia such as to need In most csses
the Intervention Of III attorney or agent IN preparing
the required pspe 90 enable the uensioner 10 ORA"
the small sun ssl-annually due lin. AZ best thee
sleps involve littls expense, as coInpared with
the amount to be received, and often they have led
exorbitaBt coarges the part OF the intermediate
pereon. IS re.ut Of the present system, the pm
SOU certificate il ofen left in other hrDds than those
Of the righ;fu poa,essor, who IS lea to beevs ihat
the coup icaiei iormaties si'cDiing the craving
biz pension are such that the certificate can be Of 40
use 10 him without the aid Of its cusodsn and that
TOO, a. cost materially reducing the semi snnoal
stipend intended for the pensioners exclusive Dene-
it IL is my belief that, even without additional
Legislation, more satlsaclory Inode, hot ubiihe 'a'
,ursued a. paying soldiers IN the Field or at milf
iary ros, may be adopted TO the great relief OF pm
sionere ss wen Of ds0ursing sgents, and equally
.asfac DRY to the accounting officer OF the treasury
Department.
To subject IA especially commended 20 your at-
teuiion q. this time, in order hat any acton oil
Congress deemed desirable may be suggested, as you
shall think espeoent. VIII tho large number TO
be added 10 TIE pension ist, It appears 70 me that
some change, introducing simpler system, Is
'ura emily demanded.
PRESENT ORGANIZATION.
The plumber Of clerks authorized by law 10 be
.emuloyed IN this Office is believed 10 be adequate,
nuder suitable organization, TO insure al early
decision upon all c,alns precnted, when SUSTAINED
by the necessary proof. Looking forward to
Ne,tly Increased Amount Of business for the coming
Year, il is my hope and purpose tina. every appll-
'ca,iou shan receive n fair, speedy and impartial
determination, AID that tie lew pension act, WIN
All Others the enforcement OF winch specially
belong to this bureau, shall lie 30 executed as TO
render these laws as Deneieent in their effect they
are in design.
have toe honor 70 be- very respectfully yours,
JOS. II. BARNETT, ConAissioner.
Hon. CALEB Is. SMITH, Secretary OF the Interior.
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Ta,SKsorvlSo DAY AT MouSr ST.. Vice..

TBiSEsoyiN0 DAY AT MOUNT ST.. FIscTST Hos
PIrAL.-The disabled elders al Ibis Institution were
provided by the Sisters in charge, and by thsir
fieuds throughout this city and vicinity, with tie
meanb Of enjoying themselves on Thanksgiving
Day. splendid dinner, consisting of the choicest
siands and decscies, prepared at Tie Od Mount,
to " hch tho soldiers and their friends sat down
about o'clock. Tho feast was heartily enjoyed,
and after the physical man WAS enlisted, adaresse
were made by the Rev. Chaplain of the Hospital,
Capt. Tully, Q. NJ Of the New-York Ggtb the Hon.
Absam Wakenlan, and others. The addresses Were
exceedingly appropriate and patriotic, aud were
warmly received. Full justice was done to the edi.
fying beneyoence Of tue Sisters of Charity here ana
every where, ana also 10 the excellent ladies' Who
had aided in furnishing tie banquet. Various toass
were given complimentary TO the soldiers, the Indies
Of the inbtiluiou, the lady aud gentlemen contrib
utor, aud the interesting Orphan Band in atoud-
ance from the Catholic Asylum on Fifth avenue.
The dinner was presided over by Or. Hamilton. the
admirable surgeon OF tie insttuton, whose lady was
also n Attendance Oh the eodiers. Jne hospital ID
conducted Ia manner most cIeditabe TO Sister
Urica and her assisting Sisters snd oher ssssiana.
Livery patient in tie house is grateful FOX their and
and gcAorous treatment.
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ru,,vse,v,,o At THE CoLoarp ORPHs A'r

THANKSGIVING AT THE CoLoRsp oRPhAS n
LuM.-Amoug all the institutions N our Wv
dcned by the return of the annual illmn s. sh.s"
this one was not forgotten by the kind friends Wa
hearts are ever open to the wants Of the 'pnaI o,.d
glad sight it was to see the huudred' o. 'nsss sssd
Children rescued from poverty and crime and p', q,
under the kiDdest and best Christian 'nn"sS 49,.
TING them for lilo OF responsibility and useiu'u'
The exercises of the children were listened y ~.
large eudience-their singing always tOurp"s ,h.;,
Lesr,-aDd the proficiency they sbowsd VI - 49,
knowledge, particularly Of geography Ai4u "Is io.
tic, proved that they have been mo'l '"is'". n.
srnated. A bonntilul repass was prepared y y.
penerosity of n few friends, and Donations A'vY ~,
iny 60 sli7 81 received. Ibis insii'a1io. ' sSI,,
,,es,iy usslnl is most carefully and oc'DO. M.
managed by a number Of LADIES' well Known -
civ. and deserves generous support 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29

Nov 5000 bbs Fonr 20, bbls Cora MsL 10 - ~
Corn Meal gu bbls. WHISKY, s5ig, oash, &C. a. 80
do Com 81 40 do Oats 70 Wv do. Barley, 1ost 90
4t0 pkgs Oi Cake 49, do. Buckwhess Flour, " W.
s,t9l 40. Proysi0ns. 10 do. Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29

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