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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

A BRIpaE CRUSHED-LOSs OF LFE.-An appalling
accident occurred early hour yesterday morning,
on Eighth street. where il inersects with the canal in
this city large number of prisoners Owar, nearly
thousand, we are told making to the Petersburg
depot for the purpose OF taking the four o'clock train on
the way TO City Point and thew crowded upon the
foot bridge crossing the canal sru'ture gave way
aud the unucky soldiers precPitated into the water
TIE confusion rendered By the darkness and
che scene is represented have been frghuul in the
extreme Il was reported that less than twenty-five
prisoners and FIVE Of the guard were drowned Though
the number may be considerably exaggerated. The
wler though not very deep running quite rapidly
into the Basin and several doubtless lost their lives in
strIggn, 70 release themselves from their equally
fortunate eonplpous. Two dead bodies we're taken
out about mddly, and preparations were making to
ara OF the water in the Afternoon with view Of find
ing thc reminder. The bridge frail structure,
bull, by Northern contractors few years ago, and
vas hazardous experiment for any number Of peroas
to cross it simultaneously The prisoners might have
been taken down Seventh street. where more sub
sian: bridge spans the canal and where crossing would
have been as,eaded with danger.
Those who had the good luck escape proceeded on
20 the depot and probably BY this time their way
down James River towards Fortress Monroe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
- ENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE,

" % Main street,
Ll ECHguEG, Virginia.
VIII buy and sell sGn fea h1rHttcar5 and sc'ok-
ing TobzHco hst Frur, ,ton It, Lod In iSet eve
ryLhing H. u l. . GeLsrEi Y m n5islian u -.-
Net proceeds " ssle promptly rendered
Nc refer 70 the husnes u LgnelAsFg generally.
dei6-sr1 hibter GALHOIr -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
SPECIAL ORDERS

ADJUTAST AND IMP. GENL'S OFFICE,
RIcBaosD Jan. 20, 1865
SPECIAL ORDERS
Nos
Applications appyat1ents dli vacancies, whether
occurring la Divisions, DgAdus, RsEsl- SA'sous mus; In
besides being through the prOper cauae, be
compaued showing how su vacancies have
the previous incumbent shall have been properly
disposed Of his absence accounted for 10 the acVn OF
ais Department, n other appointment will be mnde
n. No irsn-fer Of bonded the puSi!ons 10 which
they have originally gnrl man 6r recognized until ra
hed hy bis Department
BY Order
tsipn5dD 3 COOPER,
Ja21--lW AdjulAnt and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

JAMES B. HARGROvE & CO., AUG
81 II lSTFRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, TOR TAI
sALE OF NEG7O4s, NO. &C MAIN STREET., JYNohBI re,
VAhe subscribers ODER their services 10 tie pnhh2 Tor me
ceiling and hng OF slaves as veil for saJ business In The
auction
prepared With BEARD sad EesF ee
eny uanber Of sisTes psced In oSr charge
Liberal advances made slaTes placed haads FOR sss
isa-%dsSo. JANIS B HARGRovE 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28
HEXAS lands am authorized 70 sell, in

-! 10 cl-.-s d., square ais q LAND 10 re
u -ttli-trwlrg rrUn Of gvTa, seleeci With
h-il by % r7tr. rom hat Ste. she its hess
vi b. 'Uy " 10 tie purchaser, aud VI record
20 ne .-lities g. phi h hey sre situatrd.
70 sson. ~ i r cusase IA th- business " vol FoEing,
ccury 1Cers .fy In -s cuts; ni tia
!Jv lsl y. vh-h D. - anll g ei sh- prcs.
- acquire good lA H. ety ~ VI "a VII he il
creased IN yRna seye-l fold ~ slf uso0s ddeue1
s-.Is ,r-b. popu n rccary th.s.
proviiel VIII mrp eyiience o. ~ "tiy Of tess
rrH: v'h r,eh useful 7f9r rsfous DESTROYS Of
Eias SIC iI-vs:'-ei.s ~ II sss gig re = cal.
:. z. SPILNAN, a tirnev ~ Law,
3,o--'T. Cor. iath and Main ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

'CEACHER WANTED.-I wish 20 engage fof
i ,s ensuing ear Emse 'etche IN private iAgiy 70
recommended, a1ersl salary ~ Ne paid
Ss1G Boz al ReIuono,Va-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

WE Resrectfrliy Request all haging Unset
w t-d Arfrr,i viii rs cs and s.re ,he zane Our
h,.ir--s vim h, .0 distel iyey C'h a. This date
D.il--3v-s CIIAs. D YALE, CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

All persons having claims against the concern
81 HIor5a DAy F present sn FOR payment and those in
busIness r.. d. JAMES,
isi4-ds~ survg partner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

NEW COMMISSION H0USE.-0n the LIST
~ February next We shall open under style SPIN
CIR CO. Commission House. ts sale OF all kinds country
Produce In she oe formerly occupied BY J. Pann In shoetoe
Warehouse building -
by sct tenon tn the Of friends prompt returns
- - "a shsye thcIr ,a.fonAse A. a. YENABLT,
w SF = - OF Prince Edward county. Va
THOss J. sPENoER,
t.If-,odsts OF Charlotte o, H., Ns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

The Business vii hereafter be conducted at
the cid stand u15 y a- Gr1 Of IEE JAMES. Thankful
fa ne patronage literally bestowed o.. late concern, -
solicit q .b,rr t., lhs new n u. LEE,
H. D. JAMES,
Jan. 10, $50. -aryg partners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

Z AND. NEGROES. Gc. FOR SALE.-Ibe
u UNDERLINE are a-hDr 20 sci arge an veil uprop'
e., far, iyuc si r'E - the Jsairs NV.
or t.an l. and wih'u d.si7n % h huonf
nr du IS te Tobiclo s ohey sfare " Improve.
.,s r good fdeti tHe ssre. hnd sock vodId be sold
Sith The land
SnnIy,, wGW PETERS,
''F" CouIrt.s!,n hercAAn s.
ss;-ass9s l2it street, s1g'a Of Cary, Rchdi Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

NOTiCE-Ihe Co-psrtuership Of HScToR
DsTs g us day is2.yea BY The dsath q Cse,or
Davis To ~ III VIZ be used only IN the sst;s-
usi Persons holding claims sesia the concord
M PTc5sn' Their - paymer al those INDEBTED VI Ptss
z. D. JAMEsy
Jsu. 81 $50 s.ry'g pareaS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

OK REWARD will give the above re-
20 lC ward Tor the detention delivery to Of boy
JOE lie about % Old feet 10 inches high DARK
before answering has some Wlskes his chin and
dEo. W. COLEMAN,
JAq1--di@' scollsyIlle. Ar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

NiDLOTuTAN NOTiCE-Tle annual meet.
VI is- O; tue Nl,,s1 C~tl in'-g Calpsty Will b. he'd
sa:i Jay Tie So; 81 Il click 81 the Ace off, Con-
Js2c--a, JSo. c. sTAEARD, sea,y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

WE ARE PLEASED TO STATE THAT
w BAKERS P1EMIrM BIrrERs can stln be had b. call.
Inr - the Proprietor, Onion Hill Richmond, Va ae+-ln'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

c,COTCu SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC.
~ CJ.-rh, g7fe raei. 7s1-scirrer Of ih. eeibr,,st
- :Sncs obs 60 tG.J T!sgi' Grand Turkey Wiz
rrns. ald adli = hs D. n - dc MAST re o. sepsror
-1;y Scotch SIC ili D.. e Y-eTfre . 1rnsh his
iner, re-e5~iy, =; whole ie p-!Se. - Lis
toy, o. Eh 40 Jacssoa slree;s tTle buzz
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

GPECIAT. NOTlCE.-Nc sic Row prepared
to se, I.r-s q .,uis. - Ml-l.7l-f l0''c'r slok''
Tobacco Cests, Sc, private asc y. * fuel ~ ttr
s,,nnJc room A. ve7' cNlsf 9tcs. har u Z.
h. Coz. which We euf sf-u-. osfpryte ss.a
rot Interrupt regular sueiioa saes JoDaere % we'd
ne dos Of each week. .- . ,..-.-.a
aesi-lm fLMNtt w hLESS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

A VALUABLE RESIDENCE N THE
y TOWN OF ABC;GnoS. AZ lie rssas Of the owner -
ar tr sSis rvsty. Of A5ns i1a splendid Res
deuce. collrs Ssrrn taTs Rooms sfd C'sis Portoost
10 Rss- Rant; ami 10 ord r. hsvs Thoroughly
anti Tbsr sGachst az 40 I;, Of lss upOa vheh ere
a.. TkYr0s 4 s9S
.tsel. &, . tr-ngsrrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-28

THE subscribers have associated with them
i aezrs JJHE 2 PAWS md JCiiS Il. TJEAsANTs, "a
he Az sCa and C,. ,oi 5uss. urr 10. s'ye HILL,
DICBGSS''S co DlCkIAS0! HILL-
We 'hsi re plseso' 20 ea- s~rTs Old ir-Das.
too IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

Piano Forte invented and patented by Mr. Spencer b. Dhs
are Of unanimous opinion that the method OF constructing
invented by Mr. D by which the thick PLANK
bottom and interior blocking Of wood dispensed with and
greater sreneh and gained by Of an esei.
iron Fame independent Of the Is the true phlosophic1
principle fol e,ns'ructing Piano Fortcs That the min case
the upper and rcr soondng bosrd ncloed in their respect
i've nes embracing the whole length and bre,dt Of the In
strunent. form the most perfect and powerful VI
ba,ing medium FOX the production of sound used In
come ton with the Piano Forte. That the tone resulting
these several Improvements, exhibited in the nsru
ent under in point Of richness, depth and bril-
ancy equals that of te best grand Piano fortes and erceds
pure musical fntonotior md actual tone pooer Mss
cey IL uh0t consider perfection IN the
Instrument an yet been aeliered by any other svem y
manufacture
In recording this our maiured opinion. whereby recog.
nze great and important principle which destined to de-
,eop the full power of the Piano Forte have no other
motive than Of fulfilling duty which, as artists we Con-
sider we to
l.. NJ. (I0TrscHALK, WILLIAM MASON.
NN. A. kIsC, MAURICE sTRAKoscH'
MAX MAKgTzEK THE0p0RE EisyxLD.
HERMAN A. WOLLRHHAUPT
GfAND and SQUARE PIANOS for SALE, on reasonable
ternls, by the manufacturer. J. b. PECK,
No. 14i Broadway corner Of Astor place.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
An kppcD'.
PAINFUL AND TRUB.

Urgent requisitions come from the suffering
hospitals to the Womens Central Relief Association No.
10 Cooper Union, and carIot be met We have nothing
TO send Oh friends throughout the land send 70 us as
before Give US from your stores. Give us renewed
exerton During the first years of the war; at this
festive season. with Thanksgiving and Christmas ap
proachng Injuries of all kinds were poured out upon
soldiers in the field as well in the hospitals Now
hen through their victories have mastered so much
we at homo must not flag We beg every sewing circle
every Soldiers Aid Society 10 start at once.
Mrs. DR.. Marsh writes from Beaufort Nov. IL,
"Plead with the at home not TO relax their
ertons for the comfort Of these poor brave men, who
can have hope of enjoying home comforts excepting
a thousand miles away did not appreciate the hard.
ships of soldiers life while in the enjoyment of my
own fresde."
We ask every clergyman from the pulpit to proclaim
this need Of immediate help and to promote the quick
action Of their congregations in contributions aud in
their sewing circles 1t is On overwhelming call for
quilts. blankets sheets, bed and pillow sacks WOODEN
shirts. drawers and socks. dried fruits jelly. and
pickles. We beg all our churches, both in town and
country. to give Thanksgiving Contribution to our
distressed soldiers We plead this in the of
Him to whom every knee should bow. and to whom we
reverenty look for spiritual support in this solemn
hour 10 COOPER UNION.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
United STATES Christian Commission.
THANKSGIVING APPEAL
FOR THE NATIONS DEFENDERS
To ru- MINISTERS AND CBUR HES OF orR LORD Jfsu
CHRIST THROu9HCCr LOYAL SrATES.


TO ru- MINISTERS AND CHUR HES OF orr LORD Jksus
IuRisT THRoU8Hour THE LOYAL STATK .
The President has invited the Observance OF Ihurdsy the
sGh Of November day Of Thanksgyinso God for tho
nefcies OF the yssr -,
Among the greatest Of these ,ices the abundance BE-
and the v,uc;sacd IN tfr nesd
The United ss.e. Christian Com mission great nstionA
agency between the home and the hed appeals 20 you IN %
L,if oc otr country. dcnirrs for ItanksnkDay cohec
tons Contributions o; clothing and comforts as ell ss Of
raOney needed , i.
msns collection. for tine poor that day the Commission
would appeal but toI tie urgent necessity oi cu
ing soldiers The have always WIN u.s. ou tue
opportunity Of bsnng and saving the men under arms put
oa now, VIII he zoe, torev-r -, -, ~
are requested take the best opportunity before or sitter tas
y d present a.. and gather the Contributions OF mo
rsne churches wthD. nliseTsto 10 str up theAr
prr. mind. by mtrsnce. In these c the officers
~ .eud o.. the taAe IN hand Let no chnica
- of svins contributions The urgencyis CREST Tho
Llpss and camp and rhipbosrd wait In p-ishnr need
lie g. give Is wonderful From every held our
d.r~aes rorning tell of their glad welcomes. o. suffering
and souls converted to God. Nerer rds
t.eys .uef q harss.i Q. eTec 70 fhecaaIof .
The CcG 3n s its late geners, meeting felt consrsined
ID devils. pans eEargng lie woA. pleasures have been
yorouy entered Upon by which II the source of supply
dos no III the the front IL every depati OF the
y.si red cf cou AMI hose In every hospital and camp
lie Arny end Navy. VII be resehed
fi uP the ygniain Hood the enlarged channe Sena az
- noble giving remenbrances oF the absent brave
suf,u1 We viii convey item, nothing diminished.
and isi glad and grsr III besinss 10 Con-
riut ls may be the Treasurer Of the Commission.
JOSEPH PATTERSON, esq, a. western BaH. fhhsdei
h OF 10 the sre1suIer OF the local Committee
GEORGE II. STUART, President.
". =. BoAGDNAs. Secretary.
nii.dapiil .oy =. shtJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Neyy-York Central Railroad.

The undersigned, stockholders in the NewYork Central
Railroad feeling deeply ineresed reform of the manage
men Of said Road respectfully recommend all holders fso
who cannot bc themselves present the ensuing election ~
Directors to send their proxies Thomas W. Ocot Albany.
John f. Williams and George i. Telnsn Of NewYork o.
either OF hem to b. voted upon by them at that election
At some time previous to that day meeting will be called
OF all the stockholders who thus send them their poKes
for the nomination Of Bourd OF Direcors for whom their
votes will be cast
The undersigned respectfully that the interest Il
stockholders will be better s~cured by thus placing thox
proxies in the hands Of dnteEesled sad wenown gentle.
nien those named above than BY submitting them
to Tie present officers the Road BE- used in securing ther
reelection. Signed.
SPOFFORD TILESTON GEORGE BARCLAY,
ELISHA RIGGS JOHN O. JONES.
JOHN DAVID WOLFE, JOHN =. MOORE
HUGH WHITE, LEONARD W. JEROME,
JOSEPH BATrELL. Pm. BRYsON
M. DELANO. E.B. WESLEY
A. BRf3ON, U. s. NJ. ROBERT B. CAMPBELL.
NJ. ii. Is. WHITE CHAS G. BACKUS.
II. A. JOHNSON Co, JAMES W. COBB,
CLINTON l.. MERRIAM (of J. q. HAMILTON,
Merrem Bel,l JOSIAH RICHARDS,
WM TILDEN, RUSSELL SAGE,
WI 81 BURR, Aud o,a,rs
FoRM OF PROXY voR
ESKCTIOs OE DIRgcroRs.
Sth DEcKNBEa, lpl }
TIE NEw-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tho undersigned s,oclhoder in "THE EEWYOKK
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY" hereby appoint
TmosAs W OLcorr Jonx Z. " fLLiAxs and GEO L. TALL
MAN, ci;hes Of them
attorney and proxy for and in name to vote Ter
the said Company AMI TO- Inspectors Of Election
Ut the annual election for the said officers to be held at the
of the aii Company the City Of Albany the sec-
ond "wednesday of December lees whatever other time
snd place such eec,ion msy BE- held and for and
Ia name such election and In sny meeting or
proceedings which may then take place fulya. could
do per.on,y present with full power Of Substitution and
revocation to them either Of them. AL previous proxies
being hereby revoked.
Witnesses.
The above il form o. PROXY for those who dcs.re
TN. Election The s'srs,ure should %
Dy w;nea.s, and ten cen! stamp attached
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
ADVERTISEMENT
Barnum's American Museum.

Barnum's American Museum.
At very large outlay Of Money, and at no small
of trouble the proprietor has brought together In
exhibition and for few days only.
THREE ESoRxous LIVING Giants
each RIGHT rEK1 HIGH Contrsed with them BzAuTI
SrL IMMATURE GksrkxAS but 22 inches in hight Such
practical Illustration OF
BRoBpIeSA0 AND LrLIPpr
tire world never before 1t is worth going 100 miles to
Bee Beside these there half million OF other snirns.e
and inanms;e all to be seen tor rs
cents.
This ia . grand gala week, and /. Is wonder that the
Museum s hronged day and night with Ladies' Gentlemen,
and delighted children FOX before many truly
Instructive interesting and amusing works of na.are and art
.nd presented time adrns public
For fuIther particulars the regular Museum advertise
ment
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Bnslrce5 Notices.

MORTOS's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
prices before the Of the this is
entirely owing the Manufacturer Improvements in
chnery his present Retail es snd Cash in Advance
Sysiern for until ne commenced ,oting hs business was
done on Cred; and strictly ir.fh me ITGce.
The Morton Gold Pcns the only sold 1t Old prices
a. the makers Of all other gold pens ob4g the Premium e
Cold Government Tax &C bu .Oou ha' IL changed
lis prices Wholesale OF Betsi.
o. gres, numbers by NJ. 90 al rer's q The world
during the pas; few not oe in thousanc has failed to
reach it, destination in safety showing that tho Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by any very part 6 the wosd
si the price, postage oHly cs".f d
Reader you have endlr "aysready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted y,.r and syo q writing
which will d. your wrn. vat han Steel Pens and
the present almost unvcr a. f- lerc Fnee o every
thing you cen have Morton Goa Pa ceapr IN proportion
to the labor sUen, upon u.et than any other
Gold Pen in the World l. you want one, sc tie Pen Il
Mighiier than the swoid IL aaotl co umn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

A WORD ABOUT AMERICAN WATCHES. After
a THoRov6H TgIlr o u.Ie t.iai : fLAts ilr Iift,
Waihsr. Mas. haze ganei iE - Upon the -.ei o. t'
public and les Aln o. tl o. teiD sc FptssE ioi
themselyos IN the pgcss1 u 1-s 80 i' ',i. ~. ~
uincGu bern,ng the b1sufss i nrfes'- TO Ah e1'' *
ceediug nost sansuine ln'i 4pa'lh rs til we az.
Jns.ilej In stating 81 we IhAN "N- iALr Y'
all tie WATCHES sod n Use 1lt o. 'iH's ~, .oa '' -"
1agefncl of our fac ny boa 1nri ui it e,'i l -
t'es s,u End us unable 70 ~. ~ co1.,aii! ,, &
demand And usy here ob'Fse 4 noi -Iniing me
high pTce Of labor sni na'er ~e ar'ay se olI products
o, ess prices Than tho.e clrrt.t i've 5ea's 40
We refer T. these iac DIV io io iiIPos' on llsl, sl -,
PRODUCING another subject ,ae TO cgf nlail'As.l,e oi
NsieLes. Hitherto or c'ia eG' ~ been maze ooDp
Watches for The million a. 'i' o"ts Possy.' pic
''Ancres" Lepfnes" "K"gih 'sent Leyefa- &C. an. an
purly thrown utou this Inr.e n countless n1mDefs y
roian vors hops-ws.ces win 10. rcinse OF thef
lc,oies unstable Al home eld pcieoy worthless every
I'M. object we have sccon rhed and hs,e TO sn-
ihst lave commenced TIE a@'-line q !" h-''
Hiengsr GRADE KNOWS TO CTnoSoSgTEar,
nnequae1 by anything hitherto rsdr D. Ouiae's ana nm
syrpassei by anything naae n TIE "ond Iof iis Iipo'e
We have he AMI pes acir W. nnsc erected sn sdc non
10 our main budng 'apr'. ir is ban.n oi our nrsi'
yes snd have filed It Hi.A te beH "oren m o1i hevce
Trofur by cur long experience have Teinod'ed ne
form Of Watches nir ducng such Improvement ~ nave
bee suggested proved ~ b. good nom te 70 ue sno
NV ufed new esfs II isochrosln adJurt-
Sneni and onpensa0n hw rnacief AID spphnces nave
ben conrsccd which peoiin tef "os ~iin cDnslIina ,
d.cscy and exacttDde and tho choicest and moot approved
aierais only used o.hns IL isc "sh'mg eh'f ~
tnechaf ics pfinclies' iH@ i''-' VI " ''4 " ~
We eonns 70 anufseture or other wsknowu qualities
''-'' "'' Applsros TaAcY Il Co"
=. ;. iAHTL II
IVY. ELLsHY'
The lser H. lowest ced ge. y. raaAe, !: sab,'sn
and r., iS se, o., q ol.s ce 9 'sa as 5as mos ,
o. nsns c H s so9v sl,c. W.r~a CoaPsss on
The rli'e ar sold b watch eal.i gene throughout INC
county .e ROBBINS rPfLHfTos, 's,v
No. i8l hroedway. he"- ofs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

DR.. COTTON and the Excelsior Old Folks
will give grand combination entertainment of laugh
ing gas and song at the Cooper Institute tomorrow
Thanksgiving evening. The programme will be found
u the advertising column.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

NOMINATION FOR ALDERMAN IN THE VIlITH
OIsrRIcr.-The Thirteenth Ward Union Association met
last night and nominated John T. Seymour for Alder
man in the With District.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
NAksR1E ID.

MCKENZIE - SWERTCOPE - In brooklyn Tuesday,
Nov - by the Rev Jonathan Grecncaf George Mckcn
zie to Charlotte l. Swortcope, both Of that city
ER-HOUGHTON-Att the Church Of the Ascension. on
Tuesday Nov. p; by the Rev. DR.. Price Mr James A..
Tsber to Mss Virginia oughton, daughter Of Edwin hough
ton esq, al Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Dunhnai & DrokRw.
CLOTHING.

Dunhnm & Dr0kRw.
CLOTHING.
Asup-fb stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Ia tho Mcn. and Boy. Departments
Ready made
ONEKCOATS,
OF Moscow f.aviuo sud { 1hncli'l, Beavers =
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH,
Of
Trssh. Scotch. and American C2itins'
sup-rtao dIcs, spi. o! al qualities.
ff
BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
hD. "a ArH-Ay. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE
AND
No. % LAFAYETTE PLACE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Orirus,s Patent pianos.

DrfgEs's Patent PianOS.
TIE Pfdnos Constructed Scientific Pincpls1h'r feH
.ions 20 tte Form Of the Old and impcrshrbe Cremon'
Viotia-Tne Fire Patent. iiey Intoirc 1Hefr Efoquen
Humanity and Soporo,s Poieey Thetr improvement on
ing % Science IN their Make c The Cren0na Pioiir toh
Centuries Of Use.
OPINIONS on
TIIALBERG
GOTT3CHALK,
MASON
STRAKOSCH
ElsFELD,
n Y. TRIBUNE,
N. Y. TIMES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
11oIilital Notices.

U,j,, Hs.ocia,ion thirteenth Wnrd.-h g.. re
oure OF l.gria member Of tie Atsocisyn i''i
vii ne heid liesdqsariers THIS lNcdne'dsJj E'h"
iN"' wv ~ EPEs +. ELLERY, Presideni.
IAa. W. McCARTIH. sersiiy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
song Of Iron.

I am mighty Ia the ssbcr.
fiercrly welded BY tho brave.
Glorious in the -tsl~art steamer.
Laughing In the storm and wsvs,
Beau,eou- ia the palace pillars.
Saving in the pointed rod.
A. II brings the deadly lightning
Quellcd aud harmless to the sod.
Wondrous as unfsiling bearer
OF the tsleNaphic wire;
Yes, 70 Nan the creates, servant
Ia the cold or IN the IRE
Bot there I, glorious ~ssenc"
Where take my gsandes, power.
Giving 10 the R,cE my sures,.
Swecte-, sii Ia d nger'. hour
Sc. before me Hy di.es.es.
see the darkest hydfss bow
See the rose Of heath and beauty
Take the psle.i cheek sud brow
See the wither.d form ,ha, trembicd
Nearer, nearer g. The sod.
j. again by ne up,uied
To the " Image Of hls God"
Fly. dyspepsia fly. consumption
le., all IL are crushed at length,
For give what human natur,
Only ever necdcd-sTRysGTH
Shall tel in ~h., gres, e.senco
csn thus your spirit cheer up
Paid, trembling, dying sufferer.
Tia the famed "PKRrviAs SIRcP."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Thc lInIidnN- IRE Arpronclling.

The Holidays are Approaching. -
sl reminded .; pleasant family sstherin,s with hsppy
ps. cr.s. l1u ,-lig eii dleu, and no s.d Of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Among be- most usi pleasing an! diiaoe may be nsmed
-irh gtr pated Coffee Uus lea sets lee Pitchers, Csks
Ba.keis Bu.itr Dishes Casters Waters hnNes, fofAs'
= Sgo0us &c. Sr ior fgleat
No. sHd Busling slip, foot Of lohn,.t., By
LUCiU, HART 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

Thnnksaivirg Donation Visit, for the Chdren %
seed Disabled Soldiers in the Institution. No JJ t
v will be held in Baptist Church. ,s'h near Broad
Way THURSDAY 26i inst Committee Of Ladies VIII be
In during the dy and evoning Donation
The children will dine a O'Clock Evening cIercscs
will "a