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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
THE TRINoH PRNcIs-LIrrKR IRON TIE PRINCE


The London Daily Telegraph publishes extracts from
lstCrs addressed by the Prince de JOnvic TO bis bro
ther the Duo dAumale giving account Of the retreat
Of General kcCleAns army the James river, written
June ~ Toe Prince shows the causes which compelled
IenerAl Mcclellan TO undertake the movement On the
previous Day Il was suddenly announced that Jackson
vas about TO act kcClelans and that azure
gard had arrived Richmond The Pri1ce says that a.!
mat greatly complicated susticn, and /! then
and there de.ermined TO take up new base of opera
on upon the James river under the protection tf the
gulbo He desc bes The part DO took in GrrestiDg the
panic among The Union troops, aud says Your Prince
aud bis nepheWs more than under most vio
eot FIRE OF muskeiry ard artillery, and acted with dstir
guished bravery"
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REMARKABLE AND SIGNIFICANT ADDRESS OF GARIBLLDI
TEE PALIRNlAks

lhh FALAhAlAhb
The following new version OF the dsl9gue which took
plsc, between Garibadi and the popuace at Palermo
given in the Mans lilies papers;
ASK in the afternoon the Italian Forum presented
magic speeace Tho entire National Guard was drawn
I'd in order OF battle from tie Fece Gate the Oasua
Do Cato end ths eys flltd With an immense null
tude 10 a WORD, the entire population Of Pal rmo-
men women AID children-wero Assem- bed there
Shortly Afterwards the rolling Of drums and the shouts
OF the people announced the arrival OF Gnbald. Toe
General was eu b sced by all who could approach him.
Alter the National Guard had dehed the following dia'
.osue took place:
Ths PeOr'e-L3ng live Gariblldi We wish to 60 to
70 ne and Vs1cs.
Glro.ldi-ETery great town and every hamle. in lea
" dtsCs and Hshes What the people Of Palermo wis.,
admire the sentiment which RumaLes that people.
a-mrei. because il Cannot but b. generous. l. has
profound echo which is heard thr 'ugaou. / ally
The Psople-"TO Rome !" To X IN |" 10 Venice !"
GlrioAld-Ye; 10 Rome, TO Rome, TO Venic | We
must deliver bIoners who are enslsVec; but 10 or
rive there VIC Urus. have deeds aud words With
4 ,sd, and not words viii make the naparte qli.
oar Rome. He is there TO d,iend tie Interests Of
aly uor the interests II the religion OF Christ rope
s,..ed 6y tie Popol Falsetoo3l iSsshood fls mood
Plls man is urged by uIury--Dy rapiaU-by the irfA
N JUS thirst Of DONNA ion IL is be who is the frs. 20
f,Inent brigandsge Pope OF the Scilan Vespers--
people Of ls6O-i ia absolutely sasry tbat Bou.'
prte should out Rome Il IL should be- requisite,
m LET make new vespcrs Let every ciizln desires
the emancipation Of the CoultrT prepare a weapll -
Strong aud compact, We shall b. abe 10 combat the
s'ronges. powers. hura,ism would be a procensu
late OF Sspoloon BJuroonsm prison, persscutioo ceatt
rne Pope X ng or the hi & Pope is tao n'gation OF
ally TIE Government IL lot strong enough 10 throw
of the yoke Vi France. Tue people must urge it with
their masses and their energy Let US place sharp YEA
pons IN the s'sls against diplomacy sud diplomacy will
Iepec cur rghts aud we snail have Rome ana Venice.
We shal 20 TO Rome, but with arms in our hands, as
We crossed he cao, bsat the Austrans, we hnd
,rsala share your fate, brave people
OF Palermo. will speak no more Of Bouap
The People-D ,wn with French politic,i To- Rome |
D,vn with Muratl Down with the Pope Rome and
Venice foreve, Gario1lii forever
g h1Eld-To arms. then. to Srm5; words are not
sufficient. Armed shall be feared, and ths neF cru
Aade Of toe people will open 10 the gates o. Rome
No more words, then but deeds, deeds
The Psopls--Yes, yes deeds, DECIDE; to arms to
Rome aud Venice.
GaibAld-I Il raise Italy from the inscion In which
she Is plunged will 60 with you and with you will
q in the lass bAIls.
The Peops-To arms To srmsl Concord Carl
bdi, fjrevtrl 10 Rome and VsuicJ quickly, quick
Gsribsld then returned 70 the palace, followed BY an
nmgnee crowd.
CANADIAN AyFAIRs
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fhs great nsss meeting for Ihsde hlapd yesterday
In Marshal Square, thorough success Ia ali that
aid and done Italicized 10 iu resolutions the support Of
the President In the Of sv~y mssns which the Con-
ftitution haa placed in hs poser 70 put dosn the rebel
lon The speech Of Bshop Clarke, Of the Episcopal
Ohurcb) pithy and 20 Characteristic Of TIE spirit
Of the gathering. that ssod it 70 ysu entire:
Mem OF Rhoas Island: You have Fesched the crisis
ct last. We have played with the r,bels long We
hsvs struck thsu With one hand and held them up With
the osher. That policy has eons 10 end (Appause
Nov vs must roll down avalanchs which vii c.uh
the rebellion forever. sish vas youag enough and
In proper condition TO put my name dos in the ranks
Il you'd do 1t nov. sish r:ch men would put do~n
their nAmer, and II they csnro; 60 buy substitute at
any cost. (Applause
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS
TIE debate N Parliament On Canadian aalrs SCENE TO
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also q very clever sort of fellow in his way.
He is genial and kind hearted, and, though
running over with good nature, always keeps
san eye open to the main chance. What his
motive for offering this compliment to Weed is
it would be difficult to say. 1t may arise from
mis- we'll known desire of doing the agreeable
thing by everybody. or it may be that he sees
. niger in the fence in connection with the
Albany wirepuller. He has probably heard
that Thurlow is going into some big operations
on his return here, the shining and kitehying
for the World concern included 1t strikes us that
If the Inequalities of the city are to be given to
people in this free and easy sort of way, Robert
Small, who brought the rebel steamer Planter
from Charleston, is fairly entitled to them.
Would it not be appropriate, also, to offer them
to Madame Geffrard, the wife Of the President
of Hayti who is now on visit here with her
daughter and son-in-law? Genet should not
lavish all his attentions exclusively upon his
friend Thurlow. People will otherwise think
that he has niger enough in that fence without
attending to the others.
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.

wnuANsfogr, juno 1, 1902.
Through the military cxporiearo AL active energy Of
General Banks chiefs the lately dorganizod corps n
General williams will in few hours be ready take
the offensive again. No unfamiliar with the Horcu
lean labos attendant upon recovering from retreat and
.rout, can imagine the obstacles to be overcome.
The gratifying intelligence received last night that
the enemy concentrated IL and around Halltown and
sCharsstown, concurrcd in by alto exceed twenty-five
thousand arc now reireaiing from that position proba.
bly, towards Front Royal
Early yesterday morning body OF the ensmy's IN.
fantry was discovered fording the river about two
miles above the railroad bridge al Harpers Ferry
probably 10 attempt the capture OF our heavy battery
on tho Maryland Heights but being discovered before
,hsy got over, they wero seedily shellsd back The
day previous body Of tho enemy asorndsd foudoun
Heights, opposite Sandy Hook, with tho intention Of
planting battery there TO emil ado battery and do
sroy Tho bridge. Our heavy guns shortly drove thsm
back skirnisnng continued between outpost pick
cts on Boil, Hsghls and the enemys scouts In front
Finding all Efforts at turning our flank, by crossing the
river and ennladpg batteries, well ascertain
ing the stsnness OF CENTRE and perhaps hearing
movements In their tondinE TO the discomfort
of their position the enemy commenced TO fall back
moon or yesterday Unless during their transient stay
they have vastly improved the facilities for cross
Eng the Shenandoah below Front Royal, their
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Departure OF General Scott for West
Point.

General WINFIELD Scott, who has been staying at the
family mansion in the city Of Elizabeth N j., took his
departure Monday afternoon. As soon as tho fact
became known that he about TO leave for period
tho mansion Of the patriotic warrior became crowded
with visitors and friends, anxious to pay their farewell
respects
In conversng with gentleman in particular on the
present aspect OF the affairs OF the country he warmly
eulogized the proceedings OF General Mcclellan using
the time these emphatic words:'t Did not tell
you that Mcclellan was the 10 and restore TO
their former grandeur the Union and constitution tho
United States.' 10 svther No remarked, !. may, and
may not live TO see H. but trust 70 God shall ~
Ho was accompanied by immense crowd Of the
people Of the city Of Elizabeth, In which tho Hon.
Judge Ogden took leading part
General Scott left for West Point to spend the summer
months among many or his own immediate relatives as
well as his military acquantances After these months
have passed General Scott will Il spared to live 80
long again return to his mansion at Elizabeth to spend
the winter season.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
THIRTY.yEvENT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, June 3, 1862.

WASHINGTON, June 3, 1862
RAISING suNKEN VESSELS.
Mr. GRIMES, (rop) of Iowa. introduced bill to pro-
vide for raising Of the property OF tho United States
which Is sunk in the waters thereof Passed.
PASSAGE THE ELL rRonImTSG PoLYdksr.
Mr.. ByARp (opp) OF DEL called up tho bill from tho
House TO punish polygamy in the Territories Of the
United States and Disappearing and annulng certain
acts Of the Territory Of Utah. reported from tho Senate
Committee on Judiciary, with an Arnendmont. The
amendment was agreed 70 and the bill passed-ysas 81
nays (Mossrs. Latham and McDougal).
JURORS
The bin prescribing additional oath TO grand and
pStit Jurors taken up
Mr. HuR, (rep) OF N. H., spoke against the bill, as
framed the ground that will render IL impossible 10
ever get Jury In certain States.
Mr. CowAN, (rop) OF Pa, had many doubts about max
ing n new oath. II man to be punished let him be
punished thoroughly and forgiven let him DO forgiven
wholly, and not have the fact OF his having been a
traitor thrown up to him all the timo.
THE NATIONAL TAX BILL.
AT one O'Clock tho Tax bill was taken up.
Mr.. SHERMAN (rcp) OF Ohio, offered an amendment
that tho tax whskey bc fifteen cents gallon all
manufactured before tho LIST Of January, and twenty
cents on all aftcr that date Rejected.
Mr. SIMMONS (rsp.) OF r.. l., offered amendment
making the tax ON whisksy thirty cents per gallon Re-
jocisd; Yeas, 4 nays,2s.
making the tax twenty hvo cents per gallon. Rejected
The Senate proceeded 10 consider tho amendments
made In Committee Of the Whole. most Of which wero
al seven O'Clock Mr.. WADE, (rcp) Of Ohio, moved to
adjourn.
Pomcroy, sumner Wade, Wilkinson, wimot, Wilson Of
Mass.-o Nays, "a.
Mr. ANTHONY, (rcp) of r. l.. moved TO amend so as 4
lay Of half cent per pound on cotton. Rejected
Al haif,past seven O'Clock Mr.. WILSON moved to nd
On the vote being taken there was found 10 DO N
quorum.
/ Adjourned.
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LOCAL MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

Senator spinola I'm the Field.
The following especial ordor will crafty large cir
clio or personal friends OF the Hon F. B. Spinola we'll
as further incits the military spirit which prevails
in this community. We learn that the "ordsr was is
sued at special request Of the President and Secretary
Stanton and the Senator will doubtless raise brigade
equal in efficiency to any now in the service:-- -
SPECIAL ORDER-NO l62.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF New YORK, 8,
ApyurAsT GEsERALs OrFcR, ALBANY, June 2, 1862. I
Hon. r. b. Spinola IL hereby authorized to enroll
sufficient number OF companies Of volunteers to form
Brigade OF four FIVE regiments at the discretion Of the
Commander Chief TO for three years the
Tho persons selected TO recruit to take out authorities
and the enrolment to proceed In strict conformity with
General orders, No. 81, except that the field officers
may nominated by the said Hon. r. B. Spnoa, sub
cc to the approval and confirmation Of tho Comander.
in Chief. BY order OF the Commander in Chief.
TiIOS. BILLHoUsE, Adjutans General.
Tho Third regiment OF the Empire Brigade is now
filing up ranks In this city Marion Crots has been
appointed Colonel anu JAS c. Burke Lieutenant Coone
OF this corps.
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M'CLELLAN's VICTORY NEAR RICHMOND.

The Desperate Battle In Front OF Rich
mond, va.-Map or the Battle Field
The Union Army I'm Sight or the Rebel
Capital-Thc Rebel jackson Driven
from the Shenandoah Valley-Thc War
in the South and Observation-Disclosures
I'm Rcbcldom-Thc, Great Fire in Wil.
liamsburg-News from Europe, &C., Sc.
interesting account Of the Great Battle in front Of
Richmond Va, Saturday and Sunday last, resulting
in the Defeat OF the Rebels with graphic Letters from
orr Correspondents, giving iull reports or tho Move
msnts OF the Union Army preceding the Fight, Illus
trated with Map Of the Battle Field, will bs given in
tho FAMILY HERALD, ready this wednesday, morning.
II will also give accounts Of Operations Of Gen. Banks
Corps the Valley OF the Shenandoah tho Driving Out
of the Army Of tho Rebel Jackson and its Reoccupaon
by the Union Forces The Latest Dispatches from tho
Department OF Gen. Halleck, and all important War
Movements in all parts Of tho country OF the last week.
Interesting information from the Rebel states report
OF the Great Fro In Williamsburg, caused by IN Expo-
sion in Kerosene OIL Factory, attended with Great Loss
Of Life and Property; Late and important Ncws from
Europe and q quantity Of other interesting reading
matter.
TERxs-rwo Dollars per year. Single copies four
cents.
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Peraonnl Intclligcncc.

Hon. Luis Molina, Minister from Costa RIGA to tho
United States, is stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
sonoriia Isabel Cubas has returned to town from g.
Louis, and has taken rooms at the Union Place Hotcl.
b. Bufrum and DR.. J. @. Adams, OF Providence; H. p
jerks OF Phiadspbia; W. w Page, q. b. Brown, II. y.
Pearson :. X. Fisk aud A. Thompson, OF Boston T. NJ
Eastman Of California; w. G. Gycns and Peter Rowe OF
Schenectady; H. 8. Hoyt, OF New Jersey; L. " Williams
Of England; O. d. Perry, Of South America; n. r. Vail
and u Gale, Of Troy and J. g. Wilson, Of Chicago arc
stoppina at the Filth Avenue Hotel. =
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Deafness, Impaired sight and Noises I'm
the Head cured by DIR. Won ElsENBERG Ocuiist and
Auris 3 Clinton place. Eighth street. between University
pac, and Broadway.
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The Baby show Continues to Attract
MI the Museum gathering of Babies to-day
viii be very ne this crowd viii be greater than
So 70 early
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SPECIAL oRDER-No. l6z
The Twelfth Reg imcnt New York State

This regiment, owing to some difficulty about transpor
tation has boon unable TO leave boIore to-day. The
seven men, rank and fle making total OF eight hun.
dred Arrangements for their departure to-day
have beeu com plctod.
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Twenty good mon wanted for the Seventy first rcg
ment, now in Washington. Those wishing TO join will
apply Captain Coles at the armory, OF Centre
and roome streets this "wednesday evening, June
4 At eight O'clock
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At Jcncrs', sra broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots So 81 rs and -; Bamoras 81 80 and ~ oo
gents and Sppers youths and chidrens Bal
morals shoes and Caters great variety at low
JEFFERS, $40 Broadway.
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The Tvvcnty-Firth REGIMENT.

ALBANfs JtIHH % I5bZ.
Tho Twenty fifth regiment, Colonel Bryan. left to-
night. The full regiment did not leave, but the
maindcr will 60 down tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

Card.-Drs. II. & j. Hunter, Consulting
Physicians FOR OF the throat aud lungs, have
surncd active practice IN their specially. ONCE So Broad
way two doors above their former ONCE.
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Trusscs.-NIarsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss ono No vesey street (under the Astor House,
poste the church. Female attends ladies' No connection
Whatever with any other Truss Office Of same name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

Beautiful Complexfon.-Laird' Bloom
of Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcauy I'M
the complexion and skin All druggists and 439 broadway
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
WIGS the the world. Wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

Grover q Bakers Celebrated N oiscpcss
Sewing Machines are acxnowlcdgcd 10 be supior all
| others xy6 Broadway New YORK.
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EIGHT Carries de visitcs for On 90, not
exceei at any price, ut BALCH'S, 23 Greenwich ssreo
ar mar taV
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HiIps Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black o
Brown Best In Depot No. Barclay street, and sol
by all druggists.
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DIR. N~uncdy's MeSiical Discovery IL
70 cure scrofua, srysipelas Rngworm, scaid
Head. Rheun Ulcers Fever Sores, fimpcs and every
disease of the Skin. OF VIVA ever nature.
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w. A. Bachelors Cclebr ated Esta bl sh-
men for Wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye and Uar Dyeng aud
Moidayia Cream for beaufying ths har 10 Bond street.
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Pure Tobncco.-Yellow Bank Tobac-
20 Good wins Pure Yellow Bank Tobace o. free from ali
impurities sale by all tobacco and Dealers and at
Wholesale by Il. GOODWIN BROTHEB 200 Water street.
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News from San Fra
S,S FRANCISCO, June o, 1906
Arrived ship spitnre and Young Mechanic from New
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashed
and information given by TAYLOR Cos, Bankers No. S
Va
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Pair OF Good Patent Lea Their Boots for
a. at BARTLETTs 373 Grand street, OF Norfolk.
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Rupture Cured by Mnrsh's Radical
Cure Trusscs under Barnu's Museum corner Of Broad
way and Ann street, also 70e Broadway.
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DIR. Kinnc's New Truss.-The Only Per-
and bathing Truss cheap, Clean comfortable
267 Broadway.
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House Of Representatives.
WAsprsaroy. limo a. 1850.

ADMISSION or WESTERN VIRGINIA mo rHk UNION.
Mr., Bsows, tUnoe) OF va, presented memorial ask
ing that western virginia be admitted tho Union az
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wings or the Kentucky ana

Official Draw inss or the kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KEETucKY, EXTRA CLASS 2D9-June 8. 1862.
7S, 33, - 81. 4, 40 40, 2, rs, Al, 60, SO, 3.
DELAWARE CLAss 2i2-June 3, 1861.
n, 2, ~, 81, ~. u, 81, %, As, Ii, 10, Is.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 Co.
Wilmington, Delaware, Gown gton, Kentucky.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Desperate Battle Near Richmond, va.
Victory of Gen. McClelan's FORCES
The Evacuation OF Corinfh, Miss, by
tai or Arkansas and Flight OF the CO.
vernon and Legisiaturc--Imp or TIA mt Cor
resPondence Between Gen. Butler and
the Foreign COnsuls at New Orleans
Late Intelligence from Mexico, Cuba,
&C., &C., Sc.
The cnnard mail steamship Scotia Captain Judkins
VIII leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
mo mails for Europe will close in this city this
morning at nine O'Clock
ihk NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-will he
reauy al eight O'Clock in the morning In its columns
WIZ DO iound:-Tho latest particulars Of the Des-
perate battle IN 'front.' Of Richmond, Va, on Satur-
day ana Sunday last, resulting in Decided
victory OF the Union Forces under General Mcl,e,.
Ian; An account Of the Evacuation of Corinth.
Miss by the Rebels and its Occupation by Gen Hallock.
Account OF tho Capture of the Capital of Arkansas
and the "Skedadds Of the Rebel Governor and sgsla
by Gen. Banks Corps, and all important War News Of
the week; Highly Interesting Letters from our Cores.
pendent at New Orleans giving description of the State
Of Affairs in that CITY, and the Correspondence in fun
between Gen. Butler and ths Foreign Consuls In regard
to the Seizure of Specie placed under the Charge the
Consul Of the Netherlands Late and Important IntelIi
gcncs from Mexico and Cuba large mass of other
interesting reading.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. 81 Ludgate Hill, London.
England, will receive advertisements and subsc rptious
for the HERALD.
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgalized Lotte-
rics. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
No. IL Wall street, Room No I, NY.
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Omeial Drawings or Murray, Eddy s.
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lptterrex-
- KENTUCKY. Extra CLASS 3 l--June g. 1852.
OF, Al, Z. -, IL, A. s. 63, -, %, IS, 80, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 262--June g. 1862
63, 40, IS, 81, 81. II, 49, So, IL, 81, As, Al.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY either TO
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Gown .ton. KY. Sc. Louis No.
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StraWs.-The Straws that Show the
the wind blows, and the which drowning
CLUTCH nohlngin comparison with the display OF SIraws
that KNOX intends to made this Light elegant,
iancfu and becoming in siye and adapted TO the prone
eduny tho cos days. Will that his Straw
Hats will be the fashion ana the For style Of
Hats visit KNOX S, 2l2 Broadway.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Fines IN PHILADELPHIA On Tuesday morn,
ing a large -four -storsd structure, Nos, 4l' ahI
lI9 Dilwyn street, Philadelphia, was desuoYeu
hy FIRE, involving loss of about SB,uuV un
,he ZANE afternoon, another fire broke out IN the
i've story iron front building. No 40 Soutn
fourth street., occupied by g. W. Lewis, dealer
in drugs, chemicals Sc. Loss $50 O0O. Ihe
extensive blank book mandatory Of Mr. Mann
No. 40, was also completely destroyed with i's
contents. Loss $4,000. Other buildings were were
destroyed, making total loss of Sfb'O 'OOO. Dom
fires were the result Of accident.
Mons AID FOR THE SICK AND WouSpED
Delaware SoLpIEns.--James G. Akin, E'q :
United States Marshal, has received from the
ladies' of Magnolia, Kent County. Dsl., through
the Postm ,ster of that place, box containing
"A small Pillows II Undetshirisi pair oil
Drawers, and pair of Woolleu Socks, for the
sick aud wounded soldiers. The patriotic ladies
Of Magnolia deserve great praise for the noble
manuer in which they have responded TO tue
cal for necessary articles for the comfort Of the
sick aud wounded Delaware soldiers.
A WORKING PREACHER. Last Sabbath being
the opening Sabbath OF the new year, the Rev.
MIR. Wiswel of this city, visited all the Sabbath
Schools connected with his charge four in num
ber, to wit the Central; the McDowellvihe
the Chapel, aud the Brandywine, aud made al
appropriate address to the children Of each, III
addition to his usual pastoral duties OF that day
The FAMILY. lY.-The Sixth Of ii ser.es of dis
courses on The Family" will be preached by
Rev Wm. Aikman, in tho Hanover Stree
Church, next Sabbath evening. at half past
o'clock Subject, " Older Children"