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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-25
oTnls CHARITABLE As-ouArioss.

Tie good citizen In search of an opportunity oi max
ng o'ior, happy VIII find todpy plenty of place where
ic can be.toW his Chr tinas Offering with tho most
tr.ufylng rcfuits Ihue are tie ne"a!oys -'or icl.
lov. wlo deserve iti- Indy attention o. tbs s'a-
-on. iaeu tlele j. thc Jouse for Little Wandorc n
iAc ith WaId; the Ladies I'D Brewer! h-sioA I've
Point. thc Home fDr the Ireudlesi. AID q bot %
Others e0nay needy and qnio us deserving. where tie
.bera-uiindod may mako poor little iolI rca that u
!. VIII tL.nI L rl.ui n.nlIE lLIl-II-.l..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-25
ArrFARANcE OF Tn cHCRcHEs.
TEINfTY.

Tie interior of -. magnificent chafch S. fa.fef1lly
sod artl,ficsy decorated Win cycrcrrcn.. TIC win.
dows cOlumns and 0rsar.iofi ar Dcag'fly ornament.
sd Iu fro9t of the chlc' j. screen OF Gothic design
with columns and arches adorne. with hemiock and
laurel h IN. Ibe central arch bears golden star
ard IS "a mounted With cross Of yellow imInorcllcs
Over The ltar il the DsArpiion Unto us Child is
born. unto usa Son is civeD' o. the au j. The repre-
sen alton ~ lamb with cross of white immOI clcs,
bop1eTed via circles Of green and gold
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-25

Tie Naval Retiring Board is slil in scs sion AT
The Rrollyn Marine Barracks and Las just got hronph
with the ritsc uf Commodore Porter Yesterday q AT
iorucd for the Christmas holiday aud Will meet again
when they ~, oyer ne nv "i u. "ni'niS '"'h'd %.
ID surd u.xt week iou the Navy Department. ~ such
nn.o, ~ nlo omitted viii be Published Ia ~ d,p.r.
mani n,N N,el.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-25
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oTHEX CIJECHI2.
The Church Of the incarnation Grace Church snd
Other gpiscopa Churches. all worthy Of special notice,
have spared neither skI nor expense in their ingenious
p,e Of lauIe hellock. pine and holly for Ornamental
Purposes. .ru,
IT. Patricks Cathedral was yesterday decorated with
svergreens flowers. and lights in the usual tasteful
vye which cLssaeterzes that edifce. Upon tie taber
SscIs were ri tvo stands containing wal eaDdIes AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-25
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IL chapel, .olere George Washington once wor.
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altar On tL paD.J. Of the gdJJes curious der ces
In he Il. IL 4 tunuos.r.Ipe
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