Daily national Republican., 1863-11-25


TnANxsorvrNo Ar faR HosPITALs.---To.
norfov Will 20 observed In becoming manner 81
all the hospitals located IL this city The follow.
Ing IRE the hanss of the hospitals and the order
OF exercises, Al Columbia, Carver, and Mt Pisss-
ant, located on Coiumbian College hill, there viii
be spproprAate rsAgious exercises by the ehat,,
lsins, Rev. Messrs. Driver, Parks and Goss, and
at 70 O'Clock snmptuots dinner will Be served 10
tbs patients uader tle supervision OF Dr.. Crosby,
Of the Cohs9bts, Dr. Iudson, OF Carver, and Dr. c.
A. Mccall, OF Mt. Pleasant. .i.,.d
AtJudioiafy square grand dinner viii be given
to the patients. There will also be religious ex-
ercises BY Rev. Dr.. J. C. Smith, the chaplain. Al
Armory Square there will be dinner, and In the
afternoon religious exciclses. Remarks win be
made by Rev. T. r. Hewlett and other favorits
speakers. A band OF music will be 10 attendance.
AZ Emory Hospital there will be grand dinner OF
turkey and roast beei, and ball in the svsniag,
when fhe patients and their lady friends will fr;p
It on The light fsntastic. At Campbell Hospital
there will be a dinner, sftetwards literary txer-
cisaa. pstrAote speeohe', &C. A grand apd happy
thanksgiving iss.pectsd. Dr.. D.. =. .at ..'.Tla
l'i' -. .is- % ->~- .'- Wi
CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENCOURAGE ENLIsTNRNrs.
through the kiulnsis Of olf fcilow-citizen, John
u. semmsswe are permitted To copy The sontfAbti.
tpns OF the aguerp 10 the cali for meeting to en-
courage enll.tmcnts In this city, under ths lateeah
Of the Presidsat. The List embraces the contribu-
tions Of, each Of the signers 10 have been waited
upou tn , a.I 80 80 Hti..I PC. .....t f.-r,... d
George and Thomas Parker, sa6; Browning =
KaaAips, ~, I'd. Hall, ssd; Blanshx5d : Mohun,
~, NJ: Tayior Co., ai0, iRittes house, Tant 4
Company, t26; Samuel Bacon n Company, $50, +.
II. 4 II. I. GREGORY, s9s; Yates 4 selby, go;
siousss 4 Ennis, s26; J. b. Wilson, ses; r. Cohen,
Saoi 4. P. Hoover, s25; Campbell Son, 500; Jack.
son Bro. 4 Co., sso; T, thompson, %; CharlSs
stott, $40; 8. II. Bacon, so; Murray 6semmes, S2G
R. M. Hunt. %; VIII. b o. II. Morrison, s95; VIM.
T. Du, ell, 90, Geo. W. Cochran, CSC, Mathew IT
stevens, s45; O. NJ. Wight, s2os Z. Whselsr, .s25
T.. II. White, s26; Barbour, ssmmsI b Co., S2oo; r.
Burns, cd; Hinton = Teel, sao; Richard iwsiiaeh,
800; C. II. Utermehie, $26. -lara =
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PRISONERS OF WAR.-Proyost Marshal Todd
to-day committed the following prisoners OF war
to the Old Capitol prissn; John Cochran, william
Thompson, r. NJ. Furr,I. :. Sinclair, J. w! Camp.
bell, RS. Passgrove, James Hatton, David Canes,
John Brout, David Lane, David Alexander, s. J.
Bailey, and John Sinclair, all Of Nloseby's band OF
guefrIllas; D. Canes, VIM. Alexander, and L. p. O.
Killmou, Sth Va, Inf Jas Cochran, Whites guer-
rillas; B. Alexander, OF the iith Va. cav. These
men were all captured near Vienna, by the and
Mas. cav, which 10 composed ofthe California
battalion, and battalion Of Massachusetts, men
Col. Lowell Is the commander ofths regiment.
GOVERNMENT STEAM FIRE ENoIsEs. .--Ex-
pe-iments were made this aftsrnoon on the steam
fire engines Of the Govsrnmsnt, with the permls.
sion OF Capt. Hartz, Assistant Chief Quartermss.
ter, and Wm. Dixon, ChiefE 7gineer Of Fire De-
partment, for the purpose Of showtag the city au-
thosities their power and usefulness. The expert
ment was made on the corner 81 Ninth street and
ennsylvAniA avenue. ''
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VIsir OF TEE BOARD OF Prison lNsPpcroRs
TO THE GUARD HousE.-The Board OF Prison In.
spsstors lately appointed by the Prssidsnt made .
visit to-day to the Central Guarthouse WHARF they
were shoWu pround the prison by Lieut, Berry, the
commander. The Inspectors expressed themselves
highly pleased with the manner In which the prison
10 kept. ..-Ia o.. ..... .s. '...
cd f.-' Am0senents. r.-.. ...
Growers THEATRE. A genuine sensation is
now pcrvading throughout the city, created BY the
gseat sueetsa Of the magnificent drama Of Leah;
the Forsakeu." last night, every available foot
Of space was occupied, many people were unable
70 gain admission at all. Miss Luollia Western
was called out at the end act and the most
deafenips rounds Of applause plainly eyinced the
delight OF the large audience present. A great
crowd may BE- expected to,night, TO see the grand
performance repeated. ...,'..
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