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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-19

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1i5 Main Street.
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HEAVY ARTILLERY.
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SAPoL EoS5 MAGISs OF WAR. 81.
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EXTRAST:

RoHnoED, June l3th, lsea.
PEDAL Orders
No 1855.
H. Al further recruiting fer paTfsu BeymPn's, Bstaors
comp e. III epArtmtrt OF IL he ely pro'fb
an al rec giag gagged IN ervee viii
Gnish. q Il I. be Continued.
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DAnsE --Empiy yiaIs.-we will give the ven
" t.gh,F, p;ices .r eapiy 4scds tuc nj wills Pr
,hng gr tbe PTs,e ptou 81 ed al tIs with in
lS vuh hem IS Il o. cur p 10 To- nlsh ten
AtADe BABE apo hseGrts,
jr2 isG Main srstL cCr. above p. Q.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
Lon RaIlings. Verandahs, &o.
blESSLERS
HAIR JEWELRY STORE,
NEW BOOKS!

" Il W bOOhb
~ =. s. q BHifrs Booh aHR Newspaper Store,
420 Market .Strstt,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Iiumps story Of American Lie by IT, W. Curtis,
if+ trossed i'ath ty Wilke Collins.
Hurry Rtrs0n, by John r. irving
Fh. Attorney. ly ,ehu T. Ireing.
fAa 9nsituiian of tile United States
Ni.d life By Capt. biayna Reid.
i.Ia Ot tGsuertl francis Marion.
lfrtyba3 Lawyer.
''IaAl History u Nunep,
Hl.--G GIib-ft- Career.
9,t- pf thsn. ug ChGs Ley0f.
lhr lifst falsa Strip. hs REYNOLDS
The Woman IN White. ly Wilkie Collins.
twenty-five dih- -ui kiuds af Nove4 At dime each
Ai tie Magazines Daily sud Weekly Newspapers
B1oks, Stationery aud Fancy Articles fr sale In 4 eat
variety an IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
FANCY FURs.
FANCY FURS

ing A aud Winter osH-lns. WnU.i respectfully ia
vite ctunlnatiop at iy -tHD an.t Ilet4 lln rosr
intending a. putehi7d. iI ea6 t. oilrr iAem ycty
deairihlp ninermantt
All mr Fur have e-en puroua seq or e4'h aud mad
l experienced and competent hands, aud a tlis pieseut
muurflry tfnublG sni' u NECESSARY what should ds
fo.s of nty goods at ,,ry tuai, atv sn,ron tlst.
an Aisied lht ii VIII No 70 l@ @in'iesi- d" those
who design lurcl hsiu ., 90 fivel4H4l .Hl.
"a pe,oitt'. The name. niultr aal tre1 illn
mteira, (Ne0 lur siotel u Arch Stnct, lliair'pld,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TIBE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
(Orininnl Ain Creek !

COnginai MiH Creek
INSURANCE COMP ANY,
Z iONTINUEs TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
" ware It's superior advantages o Insurance asahs hs
tAks.
This Company is the pionrer OF Mutual Insurance tu
State bong the first t0 introduce The principle Anonk
ALI the others are mere limitations.
It is recommended by fifteen years expeenGe ~ anh
l-levrd La. enabled the Manaeer, e., a ADJUST hud ~
griminaie bewsen tile daefeui Varieties o ttHl'y aa3
risks, to render tho membership e n'st eiuahe ann
Muiildi Of any other Company u lhe siae ,,
Il does not boast that il ha- nti witt ~ "s7 or oniy
lone or two small los,eA during It's existence WetelA'
Insurance List Il small the LOSSES musi need. 10 W. p
puriOn-bu II justly boasts that within e last ten yeas
u hhs pal S94uuu in losAeH anu a'ehueul ,ns Al
ont single case Of litgaon rarely OF eyen V
opinion, and in almost all cases To the eutife
of the parties insured-always within the limits o' Oh
days unless at the option Of the parties
Ii has got the best and safest List Of lnsurances OF any
other Company in the State. ,-..
II has less at hazard IN any onc Snge fisk III pIeVi
on to It's means than any Other Company IN the state
It has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars o la-
offered to il within the last three mouths ehtr
being great risks In single case, or ~ nEhi Oh,
cs Of Mutual insurance; and notwithstanding TINS ane
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
Within ~ bonnds 1t has increased It's List OF inSnHnees
''''''- H4LF'A MILLION or DOLLARS
s'lon the community Of S2ss'1Uo
Guarded by surplus fund OF lo'uVu
Total Protection. say OOc
1t the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware, aud a. -ch
they ought to patronize it.
PTosident-.lEsSE SHARPE
Secretary and Mreasurer-RoBgRT McCAbs.
DIRECTORS
Brdndgipins HYndfeR-willam r Lodge.
Z tnristiaHG Hpndred-James Delap9ine. -
WilmiHgi0l Htndfed-Jesse Sharpe James Webb. H. I
Stotsenhurg, samuel h
Mil treek Hnadrsi-nunert McCabe.
NeiD Castle Haniitd-DAvid w Gellmill.
lPhif CAty C,eek HHlidrtd-J. i. williamson
Pencldfr Haadrd-Curtis b Ellison.
81 Gt0rgss Haafisd-Janes Burnham.
Red Lion Haadfsd-Johu q. CLARK.
SRlyrRd-Milam Temple.
Dprer-Ilanry Todd.
Myod-ChareF n Fleming Peter GAufey.
GsnrgeioWn- Charles Tunnsll
Communications general business addressed 10 The
undersigned, Wilmington, post paid, will receive imhe
Va ROBERT MecABE NJ. D. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
aWAN-7 WIN VATITaT "
One Hundred Thousand Dollars,

T'nE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECgtv
ing applications for Insurance ut ther otlce ln vii
mngton against luAses by Fire evury de-csrin VI
hudHgs in general aerchand4e ships In port aud the
cargoes household furniture and other property
6lsn against loss damage by inland tr1npjraion Of
goods, wareH, lnercla ndigH and vulatry proluee.
Terms Of Insurance will he favorable any 1i the
companies In tile citiea Of Philadelphia New Yotk
PARTIES Insured may lepasa the fullest cunhdence he
sodity Of its capital aud that all losses will lie ptompuy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
.s sAgp. Tdpi"l. Bronl lWe tnoclllte "elgin
Iunkst mails with lirurhuist Liini ienhet
For EIlumIRntins Purposes.

Vs. the eeluiue Eetu rue 80 y'l 'e of those snreT!o
low rtlaal 4mp Nil hg
EpW. BllNGHURHr 0A 90,
NANltAcWiIsa lHAEMAcGuu-T,
coArqi Nrt,r miS. Bdm"gio.
srls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04


DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS BONDS, MonTdAdEs, 2e, &c. promptly aad
PR0NIssoRY NOTES EEdoTlATRD-
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought ani fold on
commission in this city At the brokers Boards ~ fhilt
delpha New York, other cities BY muans Of coref
rnndini brokers who all trims Of high standing
40 EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on sie3sa ~
o,n, purchased abroad tile regular blokors e9nihs3io
of oi, uarer per rsut being divided between ourselves
and uur agents.
ton and procure drafts other American liies at ie
lowest rates ui exchange.
I0REiGN DRAPTs-We draw On Great Bnialu, Ire
and Germany aud ever, other country IN Europe,
houses ul und0uhtei standing, IN sums 10 SUI Vui
ln.iuniers a.
NCllANGE-Foreigu or nunestiC--bought aud sold
ai the unts favorable rates allowed by tie niahtl
premium will almost Away be allowed idr Cheels on NrW
York.
REAL Estate We attend to The rnrchlse and sale
of lt Estate In town ur country aul respectfully hyii'
purchasers aelle to give call We teui h"ut'',
aud heu HlTed y uui customers attend I" the eni'e'
ton Of their rents.
UlLlEcliuEs.-Ou c1frea aoftlanre eiNllra ~ ~
roach sny prominent point in America nr in any llron
country through tie most rplll ehannel', Nn hili.
tie. 10 making collections therefore ronplpte, and
fnu -uey prTF1hs agAilin, temselNt OF theta may he
uuhd-pt that their business will he faithfully aud
3fumuty attended 10. hgr thalgea as law a. are
made lit any reliable parties.
~, cysrs ease where employed OIL aim i. f. ~
l hest it tho inefa 8 ut nui ru-tomare aud NJ" solicit
he piimt,tt If irrnis sid the public ltuerally
INlis MsLhAl 4 aN&.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
Bringhurst's llss. Ginger.

Falls u,faA r. i., 40 Ill, NlIi4 iril ul9w li,'rs y
tA' 10 l1tiHl
H. ERlN,BrE.E s CN5
t1iurr ris'h rl tlnt.e street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
Eor isiot

tower. Nell~Uei Fig,
ormeei .as. upcis, t.cassyrufe, -. l. b'ios-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
NEW BOOKS.
NEW ROCKS
Eleven desirable Brick Dwelling
IIn11cce. e. Gnln

iihlNE fronting or Eleventh street Four fronting on
] TatEell street -Four fronting 'u West street Tie
attention OF parties looking FIR 10 vsinent at q
moderate price is particularly called to h property The
hon-ta are new and may always be ent 10 advantage.
Ielms Easy. iorfuither particulars apply to
JOIN McLEAk q son,
nv ~ III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
ORANGE GROVE
WHISK Ely.
v. &. G..

UI1 tuREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
! tas furnished the community stimuant pure health.
fGl and inYisorating at the time mild delicious
beverage. II is calculated to do away with tho vile
dfugesi eul that is palmed OIL on the community aud
which is injurious 10 body and mind. For sale by
V. c. GlLpIN, sul4 Agent,
rConer Of Tenth and Market SITS, Wilmington Del
II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-04
Chemineaud-Ine Cognao.

THIS Brandy imported by William H. Baily o. New
York expressly for " C. Gilpins sAles or liedcipsl
and private Iss. For sale by
v C. GILplN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvIIth CONGREss-Secsnd Session.
THURSDAY, January %.

THURSDAY, January %.
SKNATK.-AfteT the transaction Of some unim-
poftant morning business, the resolution Of Mr.
Hale, censuring the u 3 Marshal for this District
for neglecting TO give all the member Of the Sen
ate the ingres into the jail Of this county without
passes from the presiding ofhcer Of the Senate ~
q breach Of Senatorial privilege, &C, was taken
up and passed without u division.
The bill appropriating $50 600 for completing
the forthcation Of Washington was taken up; and !,
having been amended by the adoption Of the
proposition to make forcing a military safeguard
within the United States and playing the part Of
spy by any native citizen punishable with death,
was duly passed.
Mr.. Harlan introduced bill Incorporating the
Union Railroad Company, and authorizing said
company 10 lay rail tracks through Washington
and Georgetown. Referred TO the District Com
mittee.
The resolution for the expulsion Of the Hon.
Jesse ID. Bright, a Senator from Indiana, was
taken up; and Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky, resumed
and continued his speech commenced Yesterday
In favor Of its adoption.
HousE.-sundry bills were referred, among
them the annual Naval appropriation bin re-
ported from the Ways and Means Committee.
A bill providing for the appointment Of Light
house inspectors, was passed. -.
A bill providing Cor the construction OF
Military railroad In Kentucky and Tennessss,
was ordered TO be printed, and recommitts1 %
the Committee on Roads and Canals.
The House then resolved itself Into Commiuee
Of the Whole, (Mr. Olin In the chair,) upon the
bill making an appropriation for the Minnry
Academy, for the fiscal year ending June %,
1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

NoTIcK-After having for many years printed
the lists Of letters remaining uncalled for In the
post office Of this city, Cunder the law author
ling their publication In the newspaper having
the largest circulation within the usual delivery
Of the ondce,) the proprietor Of the Star has at
length felt compelled 10 decline their further
insertion, because Of the great space they have
come TO occupy, and Of the fact that for months
past be has bern forced to lay over on each
occasion, when printing the lists advertisements
the insertion Of which would have paid at least
double as much a tie law allowed him for the
letter list.
In addition to this positive pecuniary loss by
their insertion since those lists have come to be
Is large a. the New York city letter Hsts. they
have entirely-on the day on which they were
printed-defeated his purpose Of making the Star
always a nsscSPdpsT-news being Its we'll known
speciality.
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IPer Telegraph to The star.l

PER Telegraph TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, (from Fsrtrea Monroe,
Jan. p $50 far we have no arrival direct from
the Burnside Expedition, but the Norfolk papers
Of this "wednesday morning contain the follow
ing kilograms from Goldsborough. Viz:
"GoLDssoRo', N. C., Jan. 81, 4 ma large
number Of women and children have arri~ed here
from Newbern, battle being expected there.
"No other newsn
WILMINGTON, N. C, Jan. 2I-An exptess
has arrived at Goldsboro', from Newbsrn, and
reports that at 4 p. m. yesterday there were q
hundred vessels Of Burnsids's expedition within
Pamlico Sound, and twenty-five large transports
outside Of Hatteras Inlet
"Privste information received here says that
the enemy will attack Newbern, Hyde county,
and Roanoke Island simultaneously. Our forces
are completely prepared for them"
The Norfolk Day Book also has the following
telegram. viz:
SAVANNAH, Jan. 21-From forty 10 hfty YES
sells are in Broad river, fifteen miles from Port
Royaln
The Norfolk papers make no mention Of any
reports circulated by secessionists that some Of
the Burnside vessels had been driven ashore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. M.

CONFERENCE.-The Senate have very re-
Gently confirmed the following noninstious by
the President Viz:
VIM. Huntington, Of Washington Territory,
TO be u. 8. Marshal Of that Territory.
District xuorssys-Benj. A. Smith, Of Va =,
for the western district Of Virginia; James D.
Broadhead, Of Mo-, for the eastern district Of
Missouri Robert J. Lackey, Of Mo-, for the
western district Of Missouri; Robert Crozier, Of
Kansas, for the district Of Kansas.
Diplomatic, Ses-y. Lothrop Motley, Of Mss.,
Envoy Extraordinary, &c, 90 Austris. Robert
n. Pruyn, Of N. Y, Minister Resident % Japan
b. r, Bedford, Of N. Y, Commissioner Of the U.
B., under the Convention Of I'd July, 1880, for ths
adjustment Of claims Of citizens Of the u. 9.
against Costa Rica. saml ID. Howe, Of wash
ington Territory, Agent Of the Indians In said
Territory. james ID. Doty, Of Wisconsin, SUPER
intendent Of Indian Affairs in Utah Territory.
Geo. Bowen, Postmaster at Batavia, NY.
JsdieiaI.-Blsnd Billiard, Of Kentucky, Judge
Of the U. 8. District Court for Kentucky. Joseph
e. streeter, Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court for Nebraska.
Collectors, fe.-Thomas r. Jarvis, Collector Of
the Customs at Cherrystone, Virginia. Henry r..
Parker, Surveyor Of the Customs st Accomac,
Virginia.
U. S. COnsEls.-Daniel Evans, Of H., at Bill
BAG; Edward E. Cowles, Of N. Y, at singapore;
VIM. 5. Campbell, Of N. Y, at Dresden; WIN.
ii. DabneT, Of r. l., at TeneriHe; Richard c :.
Hanna, at santanderi Enoch J. smithers, OF
DEL, at scio; J. w. Massey, Of Pa, at Psso del
Norte; J. II. Mcchesney, Of H., at Newcastle,
Dennis Card, Of N. Y, at Tumbez; Isaiah Thom-
as, Of o at Agiersi Geo s. Fisher, Of Cal, at Ks-
nagawsi ThOs. Mcdowell, Of N. J., at cspetown;
Thos. Hogg, Of N. Y, Marshal Of the Consular
Agency at Msgssaki, Japan; John a. Covden, Of
Pa, Consul at Nagasaki; Chas. L. Bemsys, Of
Mo-, at Elsinore; Royston Betts, OF Va at onos
and Truxillo; VIM. r.. Williams, Of Ohio, 90
Para; Joseph Wander, Of Wis, at Tahiti Thos.
F. Wilson, Of Pa, at Bahia; Carl J. Krsby, 81
Wis, at Pongrund; Hiram Tuttle, Of VIA, st
Montevideo; Chas. F. winslow, Of Mas, Of
Payta; Olof E Dreutzer, Of Wis, at Bergen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

NAVY YARD.
The Harriet Lane came up from Indian Head
on Tuesday and is still at the Yard. IL 10 runored
that she W Ill change her present armament for
heavier guns, and win then join the blocksding
squadron.
Last Sunday week a considerable rebel force
was noticed to be at work on Hollowsy's Peint,
below the White House. They seemed 10 be en-
gagged in constructing battery there but few
shells from the Harriet Lane soon dispersed them,
when a number Of men were landed from tho
vessel and took eleven prisoners.
The King Philip took Com. wymsn down 10
the otilla yesterday, but brought back no news OF
interest.
Work is not 90 pressing as IL has been At the
Yard, and yesterday forty laboren were dis
charged. number Of mechanics-twenty or
more-were discharged on Saturday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT .-Yesterday morning,
the nine O'Clock train WA arriving st the de-
pot, man supposed 70 have been intoxicsted,
was knocked down by the engine and falling
near the track, with his right arm upon the rail,
the wheels pa8ed over the limb and severed the
hand AZ the wrist. He wa taken 10 the Charity
Hospital, where he obtained surgical relief 1t
appeared that 90 the train approached he Wa taxi
ing leave Of two acquaintance, and they pulled
him 70 draw him from the track, but he pulled
back and the engine struck him. We could not
learn his name, but hear he 10 Of Irish birth, and
belongs In Baltimore. -
CRIMINAL CoURT.-To-dsy, Daniel Brssnshsn,
q youth, tried for petty larceny, in stealing $50
from VIM Fridley, q youth, who Keeps CAKE
and fruit stand In ne Patent Once, was CEN
victed.
John Welsh in two separate c.sss Of ssssuit and
bettery-one on Ann Crsver, and one on samuel
Adams, WA convicted Of bofh.
AT soIpIKRs' Rssr The eth Pennsylv.nis,
Col. Goodies regiment were q the soidiers' kest
this morninR, under arms. with knspsscks slnng
awaiting uanspoFtsrion 20 some other division OF
the army. They hare been IN Virginia
CmcuIT CorlT.-Af1sr ealing the cssnssry
doches ys>srday, the osuf sdjeurnsd unni -
uf~A{- ..ss 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23
DIED..

On the 27d instant, LAWRENCE O,NEIL, q
native Of the county OF cav Ire and, but q res
iosns q ,nis Sy loi ~, " seven we ~. N OH
insta at o. O'clock p. m from Oh. iesidence OF bis
brother in. law, Hugh Reese No. Sc SECOND stri OF
and soa asintsnces are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
ls IciS m aaPi az al. of %
"E h 5th u =. Infantry native Of Germany. He
served faithfully Tor period OF 70 years, and was
Hs was respected By has odioevs and comrades.
At the Soldiers Home. on the = Isnasly; le62.
EDWARD SWEET, late Of 40 3D. 6th Infen-
Try az cd s0,-a native Of Ireland.
May they rest IN peace!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

CoNFIRMKD.-The Senate yesterday con hrmed
the following appointments: Joseph F. Brown,
Zenas C. Robbins, and George q. Gideon, Of
and Sayles J. Bowen, Of Washington county, to
be Commissioners Of the Metropolitan Police of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

THE BLADENsBURs SPRINss.-Messrs John F
Carter and C. w. Boteler, Of this city, have pur-
chased the Spa Springs, at Bladensburg. They
intend to erect on the grounds a hotel capable OF
accommodating FIVE hundred people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

ARRESTED ON THREE CHARGEs-Charle
Noah, a resident Of the 5th Ward, was arrested
Tuesday, charged with selling liquor to soldiers
selling liquor on Sunday and keeping a gamb
ling house, on which charges he will be examined
TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

FREsHEr-The water in the Potomac 10 quite
high, and appears to be still rising there is a
considerable current opposite this city, and some
drift coming down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

FOURTH WARD SrATIoN-B,fore Justice Wal
ter.-Adam Wenzel, John Newalt, and Charles
Weber, on a regular ''bust," were picked up
about i've O'Clock, and fined 81 So each; and one
OF them, for extras, 81. Thos. Burns, drunk and
disorderly; dismissed. John NJ. Keim, do /; 80.
Thos Thompson, do; 81 So. Jas Morgan, W.
p. Hagerman, do; 80. John Shugren and Pat
rick Donnely, boys, fighting; locked up all night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

POLICE CASES, FIRST WARD Sergeant Hurry
Yesterday morning reported Charlotte Parker
Mary Williams and Lee Bryant, all colored; and
VIM. Weldon, Samuel Clancy. John Shield, las
Keina, and Peter Riley, white: all arrested fol
drunkenness, dsorderly conduct, &c. and fined
or sent to the workhouse by Justice Drury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

PORT ROYAL, FOR OPERATIONS
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

AT THREE POINTS IN NORTH CAR
OLINA SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

CRIMINAL CoURT-MErdeT Cdss.-Yesterday,
In the case Of Daniel Roberts, on trial for the
murder Of John Wolfe, after the close Of Mr..
Carrington's opening argument, Mr.. Norris, the
counsel for the prisoner, addressed the jury for
more than hour, urging the plea Of self.defsnce,
after which the District Attorney replied, and the
case was given to the jury, who, after short alb:
sence from the courtroom, returned a verdict of
HNot Guilty.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

WE WOULD CALL attention to the card Of Mr.
w. B. Moses, manufacturer and dealer In furni
ture. He has the largest assortment Of cottag
furniture, seat chairs and other furniture Ii
the city. Purchasers will do well to call upol
him, at Thorn's Building, No. sos Seventh street
for accommodation OF the public. jan % ot*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

The ATTENTION Of the trade and citizens o
Washington 10 called to the fact that genuin,
warm every day. DaytonIs Bakery, 456 Eleventh
street, between and II. la % II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

POLICE CAsEs, SEVENTH WARD-James Kee-
nan and James Thompson, selling liquor to SOL
diers; security for court. Job Cornell and John
Deschamp, for profanity; fined Al "a each. VIM.
Guirin, fast driving; fined S. o.. Hannah Will
son complained of Michael Mier for an attempt to
violate her person; but 1t being In evidence that
Hannah was no better than she ought to be, also
that she was somewhat booty, she was sent to the
workbouse and Mier was dismissed. Jas Finn,
for drinking like fish, was fined 81 %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEEINe
FROM NEwBERN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-23

PoLIcE.-rhis morning, the patrolmen Of the
Third Ward reported the following arrests and
cases for yesterday: John Hazel, selling liquor on
sundays; fined SO So by Justice Barnaclo. De-
Ockenbach, selling liquor to soldiers; held TO
bail for court by Justice Walter. John Kotzel
N. Phifer, selling without license; dismissed
The Fourth w ard patrolmen reported: Ellen
DuPre, selling liquor without license fined $40 %
by Justice Walter James Spslding, charged
with larceny Of twenty seven dollars from PspE
Kelley, and also for assault and battery on VIM
Farrell; dismissed In both cases by Justice John
son Lewis Davis, (col'd } larceny; dismissed BY
same Justice. Edward Smith and VIM Smith,
charged with stealing Pig dismissed by Justice
Barnaclo.