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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05

ESTABLISH HE'D 1850.
PETER LoRILEARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 and Is ChnLnhers 81

tFormerly ~ Chambers Street, New York;
Would call the Dealers to the articles Of his
manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Mlcoby, Demigros,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee, Natchitoches
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
LundyfoOt.
ca ATTENTION Is CALLED TO TIE LARGE REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF FEE-CUT CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBAccos
WHICH WILL BE FOUND Or SUPERIOR QUALITY.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long, PA L. or plain s Jago,
No I, CaYcndish, or Sweet, spanish
No ?, Sweet Scented OronOco, CANISTER
Nos. a mixed, Tin Foil Cayendish Turkish.
Granulated.
B-A circular prices will be sent on application.
May 8, 1S63.-1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05
HoHoway's Pills and
OINTMENT.

A Ii. who have Friends Relatives Ia the Army or
"A Navy, should take especial care, that they be am
ply supplied with these Pills and Ointment; and where
the brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to pro
vide themselves with them, better present can be
sent them by their friends They have been proved 70
be the Soldiers failing friend IN the hour ofneed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05
AtfOrnys al Lar,

DeIaWar, UhiO.
TXTIIL practice in Delaware and adjoining counties
w and in the United States Courts Cleveland and
Cincinnati. Paticuiar attention paId procuring
Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions Office n, W.
corner of Sanduskcy and Winter streets J. Hyatts
Store.
Delaware, Dec S 1s62-u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05
July 27,Is6I.

Rs- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. n. G. G.l
Regiment, o. V. Camp at Beverly, Va,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05

Celebra ed Female Pills.
Prepare from prescription Of SIR j. CLARKE, ~ D.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05
cAoA ana Wnb OF a
dental 20 gOId eFs.

VIII be speedily relieved and efectually cursd
using these admirable medicines and BY paying proper
attention to the Directions which attached to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-05

The Richmond Enquirer of the 5th, says
the reason why the rebel Governments SI5.
100000 bonds, recently issued in London, sold
so high, was because they can be used by the
blockade runners in paying the export duty
on cotton, in lieu of specie, while no other
rebel Government issue is receivable for the
same purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

AFFAIR IL ALExAspRrA-Ths mn u;olpal
election in AI-xandY;< ~>. held IN Taesd,-
Tho Alexandria News says: The whole numbsr
vc:Ps cast for municipal Officers WAS luf
Fer Mayor, CHARTS i. " are received o., and
" alter Penn 34-W ar-s IN aiurlty. 81.
Reuben Johnston, Auditor: s. T. Beach, a
torney for Qofporatlon; Robert Bell jr, SUI.
ysE or: WIN. johnson, Chief Engineer 7 r.
De- trtmsEt; Isaac Il. Loyeioy, Inspector AID
Sua- or Of liquor; John p. Whieno:e, Clerk OF
tn Market; Thos. Davy ana r. g. Henderson
hesesscrs; Geo. q. Moves, Collector, northern
disrio'; O: {. WhIttlesey Collector, southern
Police; Thos. Dwyer, superintendent of eas;
w. ". " bite, Measurer OF wood and bark:
Chas. &. w AIDE, Measurer of lumber.
ZIP Coun -iI-Fnst Wa d-L"wiS Mckenzie,
Al rrn,ar; =. Baker, G.. Huist, J. r. Cariin and
Z. IL. Nal .. Courciin.ei. Second Ward-A.
Jam es II. Alden An: J. l.. Dyson. &. B. Shir-
~, }. Z, Sherwood, and A. Moran, Council
JchT Moore, ]. Tacey, J. {. Clarke and =. NJ.
GaTward, Counci'InFn. Fourth Ward-J p
Acnew, Alderman; W. ID. Massey, H. S
M@rtin, VIM. Arnold, and s. L. =. Side5o.tom,
C;uncilmen.
Doines at The Prorost Marshal Generals ORc>,
March 4h, ie63.-James Muir ay arrested, be n !.
charged with carrrin the COME ierate m al 10
Richmond, and being connected with VIM
SUI r , who is charged with carrying goods
( ro'.- II the lines TO Confederates.
The following refugees have arrived since
Cur last report DANIEL Driscoll, Richmond,
VA i. Toland, do; Martin NJ Eroy, do; Danl
Srnaug, do. John Crimms, do, Daniel
do G. Marsh. do; Patrick Driscoi, Lynch
burg. Va Mrs Patrick Driscol, do; u, G..
Iuiier, Rappahannock. Va; Robt. II Butler,
de-: Patrick O,Dounell, Brents Vile, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
THURSDAY, March S.


SENATE. Messrs. Sprague, OF r. l., and
Hendricks, Of Ind, appeared in the hall, and
We're duly sworn in as L. 5. Senators from the
4th inst :
Dir. Anthony introduced resolution author
iZing the President pro tenn. 10 appoint the reg.
MAR standing committees for the current extra
session OF the body.
Mr.. FesseEden moved to amend IL by al hsti-
tutiDg another directing that the standing COM
mittees ef the last session stand as sais COM
mittses for this session, and authorizing the
presiding officer to MI sill vacan cies In them
On this proposition there arose a warm de-
bate. principally between Messrs. Anthony
and Fcssenden, with few remarks from Mr..
salisbury.
Mr. Anthony demanded the yeas and nays
on Mr. Fcssenden's substitute, which Was not
adopted. Yeas IL, nays o.
The original resolution WAS then agreed TO-
Mr Summer moved an additional rule, re-
quiri rg all the Senator's 70 take the new oath
(of ] July 2, 1862 before entering on the dis.
charge Of ;heir duties in open session. Laid
over.
Mr. Sherman gave notice OF his purpose of
moving to add a committee OF agriculture to
the list OF standing committees.
The Senate then went into executive session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

IHE EAST BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-THE
Fast baltimore Conference Of the ii. T..
Church' assembled at York, Pa, yesterday,
and was opened by Bishop Scott, presiding
of1cer. One hundred aud forty -four members
Were present j. II. e. Dosh, r. d. Chanes
J. A Demoyer, and H. 5. Mendenhan were
appointed secretaries. A motion was made
that committee be appointed on the state of
the country, but after discussion was with
Drawn. On motion of Il. ID. Chambers a COM
mitiee was appointed TO procure an American
nag TO ~ displayed in front Of the church
The committee On nominations reported a list
Of stewards committees, &c, which was adopt.
ed The death Of Vim. Wicks, d. d., was An.
nounced. and Drs. Reilly, Sargent and Gere
spoke OF the deceased in appropriate terms.
Inc Conference resolved to meet at * o'clock
each Gay. and adjourn at -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

- A boy fOurtsen years of age was shot a
fDw days ago while In the act Of ate u1pting %
lob the money drawer OF q store.
s|Ihe copperheads of Maine are alread y
I'rfecting their organizations for the fall cleo
lion.
- Alderman Walsh, Of New York, lost
three members Of his family 10y death within
siI days
81 The Boston Post, q democratic journal,
6enoUnces ths action OF the copperheads OF
Conn; cticut with viRor.
- Emn Z Taylor, New York actress or
some celebrity, recently died.
SConterfeit saD,s the Farmers Bank of
Ikode Lslasd. are In circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
NJ. T.. CHURCH.

NJ. T.. CHURCH.
SECOND DAY.
Religious services were conducted by tho
Rev. Mr.. Prettyman.
Rev. J. N. b. Morgan offered resolution rs-
Installing Revs. Messrs. Edwards, Buhrman.
Frampton and Speake-brethren VINO acted
with the so-cslIed stanton Conference in
ias0, and who, in consequence, were eoasid.
cred Withdrawn.
Rev. ]. N. B. Morgan reported the folio wing
standing committees
On Neccssitous Eases-L F. Morgan, NJ 90.
heen, j. L. Gilbert, G.. Parkinson and J. A.
mcCaufey.
On Dickinson College-Davld Thomas p.
Brown, b. N. Brown, j. II. Lemon, John
Thrush.
On Temper.noe-W. F. ID. GLENN, &. II.
Cummings, J. H. Surpe.
On Seminaries-Wiiiiam Krebs, T. F. Wv
cong, and II. u. Mcdaniel.
On CoIonization-P. ID. Lipecomb, J. W. Lam.
beth and ii. McNemar.
On bible Cause-John Dear N L Havisv
and w. 81. ID. Ryan.
On Conference Regis,er-W. b. Edvara..
II. q. Westwood. Thos. Myers.
To Receive Missionary Monsy-Joha W
Hoover and y. V. Leach
To Receive Money for the Eduoatiou Dosrd-
Il. d. Owen and T. S. Cassidy.
On Post fnoes-F. A. Morgan. J. H. Dax,s
and T. 7. Wyeone.
On the support Of the Widow or Dsca.s.a
Eirhope-~m. Hamilton, T. SewLL o. A
Reed. ~ a
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~ The Chicago Journal learns. by a rent,e-
man recently arrived from vicksburS. tina,
General Grant was directing his euergiss 70
the work upon the canal cutoff, intended IS 8,
channel for the conveyance Of his transports
and sunboa;s below the city. The canal ha,
been damned at both ends, and the water in IL
pumped oat A force Of 5000 men, divided into
Parties OF leo each, was then put to work TO
widen and deepen the ditch to a width Of sixtv
Set, ana depth OF twelve feet, SO as to permit
The largest vessels OF the feet to pass through.
The work was being prosecuted with the
utmost yigor, and without cessation, and IL
wa hoosht that In ten days it would be
fushed.
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VIC have received copies Of the Petersburg
Erlress OF th- 27th ult. and tho Richmnn En-
quirer- of the 2ith uit
The Espress praises without stint onn or NJ
Valfsndigham's late speeches In behalf OF the
r, bel CAUSE A., --
1t tells Of a late rally OF Unionists in Yadkih
county, N. e., where a number OF them took
refuge in a Quaker church and defended them
selves with arms agains; rebel efforts 10 con-
script them, killing two and losing two. the
rest getting OF safely TO the noun tains, undar
the lead OF a .'Nazarine," who is denounced as
a'<boid, had and daring mani. st1unch
Union patriot '-
TIE following Is the rebel telegram announe-
ing she capture OF the ndianola; -'=-..-
SIcKsBuRe, Feb. 81 have tho honor TO
report, after a serious and hot engage uent the
capture OF the Federal iron-ciad steamer Indi-
anola, Lieut. Commanding Brown, u = NJ
together with ali the officers and crew, by thu
Confederate steamers Queen OF the West and
Webb, forming an expedition that was cent out
by me for that purpose, under Major J. L.
Brent. The prize is a good deal damaged
RI. TAYLOR, Maj. Genl CyTu.x
Another dispatch from Lieut.. Gen pember.
ton, announcing the capture, say. that the In.
dianola is sunk on the Mississippi side of the
river, her boats and upper works out, near
MIR. Joe DAVIS plantation.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 26.-Ths latest ad vices
from Port Royal state that the Yankee fleet
now there numbers 123 vessels, including 30
fligates and 20 gunboats-the rest sh Jeff trans
ports. There are now $4,000 men collected
there, and more expected.
The Petersburg E1press scannot believe that
the North will ever submit to the despo:ie
measure" Of CONSUMPTION. 1t fondly An .cipates
revolution against II in the loyal States Is il
there We are-oid Truepenny
The same paper begs earnestly that Pryor
may not be superseded By an-otficer outrank.
ing him, in the Blackwatar Department. 1t
begs so hard for him as 10 make the matter look
as though II anticipated that JEFF. Davis was
about 10 supersede him.
Twenty-Five or thirty prisoners broke iaii ~
Knoxville, Tenn, Lot long since.
The Mobile CORES pondrnt OF the Charleston
aercury argues that it is impossible TO Ike
MOBILE, as an army cannot be landed from
transports in the bay in less than 25 DAYS.
Yankee engineering will find a way TO obyia,s
any such difficulty not long hence, We appre.
bend.
Yankee deserter. put down our force at New
bern At 5000 to I0,oO0 strong; secesh believe it
less.
Gov. Joe Brown, OF Ga, has donated TO the
widows and wives OF sece.h soldiers b.tv.en
three and four thousand dollars worth of corn
Major Frank g. Ruftin pitches into Senator
H. S. Foote, through the column. of the I'm.
qxsrer because Foote had accused him of cor.
rupuon in the Confed Commissary Depart
ment Rufin says Foo;e is 70 year. OF age,
which saves him from being called out, &c.
The Enquirer il an editorial admitting that
the Federal blockade s'has shut them aImost
entirely out from the outside world" saws that
tho most mischief this has done them is in
sffording their opponents an opportunity 10
manufacture public opinion for the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
From the Hartford Times. I

GENERAL Mellow Court of In.
curry, summoned at the request OF General
Mcdowell TO IN vestigate certain charges-made
rather by common report thanin any more
direct way-against him, has completed lis
labors, and its Judgment has just been made
public. The court acquits him o blame in any
particular except his having gone t. II iii;.ss;.ss
on Inc afternoon CT evening OF the 25th OF Au-
cust,!c confer with General Pope, on the ap.
peal OF the latter for his views, whilst his COM
mand was on the march upon Centre VILE 1t
II Mentioned that General Pope, McDovelrs
superior, did net censure him for this of this
the CourI says '.that the separation was incen
sldeTate and unauthorized, but was not induced
by any unworthy motive"
lie charge Of disloyalty made by an officer
OF the rank Of colonel, after being fatally
Wounded in battle, in general terms, with
out defining any specific act, is fully disap-
proved by all the evidence bearing on the
Point
The Court derounces the charge of drunk.
ennets against General Mcdowell as ridicn.
Ious.
1t Is only justice to an officer who has horne
In manly silence an unexampled weight of re-
proaeh and calumny, to spread abroad tina
conclusions OF the court, which has carefully
examined into every charge and now declares
him innocent in intention faithful TO his fisy.
and Jealous TO meet aid beat the enemy.
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THE I.ATESfNENS.
REPUR IT'D COSFtHpRAFK RAID IN
If.E VICINITY or FALLS CHURCH
AND DRAbSSvILLE
swoOr UrON ran CoNrRABAND5.
TWO HCND:RD And TWENTY REPORTED
CARRIED OPP BY rHR RHBELs.

Yesterday afternoon he employees % fIr. 10
Nsylcr, OF this city, engaged about t:ireo nGilas
Beyond Fails Church, on the Fairfax Court
House road, in cutting wood for Government
were warned, they state, o. dans"r, ana ordered
t. leave by our p;cketS, who were falling hack
before a force Of Cor federate cavalry. The
party of uoodcutteTs including about one
hundred negroes. reached this city about ten
o'clock last night
parry of twenty negroes, under Mr. A. s.
Wright, son OF Mr. n. =. Wright, cutting wood
nesr Evansville. were reported taken by the
tohiederates, and, a. the stoT. gors anon She
refugees, the Con;e-d- have gc,bled up soma
20 conra6ands between Drainssiile and VI.
emma.
tOntTawis", up 70 two O'Clock this afternoon
the authorities here have no inform alton of auy
such raid or proximity Of rebels and the whole
thing IS believed 20 be nothing more nor lasE
than big scare On the part OF the wood cutters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
FORT McALLISTER STILL IN POSSESSION
OF TUR REBELS

Richmond papers OF the I'd instant ha We been
received. They make nc mention OF yicks-
burg.
Cbarlerton dates TO the lstinst. have also been
received. The steamers Rubi and Don slas have
run the blockade with Nassau dates OF thu goth
uitimo.
dispatch from Savannah, OF the ist inst.
states that the steamer Nashville lately run
aground before Fort McAl!i,ter, and was de-
stroyed by one of our iron .cIads
The fort is lot taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

THE MANUFACTURE OF IRON
scLiyeScr on the Iron Trade; London.
Phillips Met sliur sy London N0A'
k--eroh,s Companion to the Iron Trade; London.
London. 0uios >
mnsis On TIE Aanufaetnre Of Iron; London.
0veImsp on the Msru factpre OF Iron
edssid and Hodskinssn on the Siren 9Th NJ
Coast Iron: vols As"A VI
Frenchs Iron Trade OF the United statss
fairbsirns Usefdl Information for Ensipeers
vols; London.
Pereys Metsllursy; London.
de Grillase; Paris. s'@~''
mar PRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

ASSAULT AND BATTsRY WITH IsrHsr 70
kILE.-Last night q colored man named jobs
Stewart was passing the corner Of SIKH and
q streets north. when he met two eolored meA
with whom he was not scq UNITED. and one OF
them said 70 him, Is Friend, you have = N
ring on you finger, let US see it." Stewan
handed him The ring 10 look 81, and the fellow
put IL on his finger, and refused 70 give 10 up
again. The thief undertook 10 escape thronSh
The heuse OF NJ aria Harris, bat S,s wart ciunGo
him. The thief then attacked Stewart with =
razor, And cut him across h Ia hand. The paSe-
ncr CT the thief held Stewart back 70 allow -
confederate 70 escape, when Patro!man No.
ois car1e M In time u arrest them. and ats
them &C the Fourth Ward station. The despe
rate fellow was a mulatto name Wu. Ada
and he WAS sent 10 Jail by Justice fefguseei
upon two chargesE assault ana battery -
intent 10 Kill, and larceny Of the ring. T.
o;her Is the notorious lilly Harris, scrn~tao
called Artlochus Harris, well Known % -
police. lie was fine $.o4 for disorderiy 80
DUCT .-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

STAND PROM UgDHR As we predicted. the
bulls who Were working desperately 70
keep up the price Of gold have failed disas.
trously .Eand under tho great fan, to $3.50 TO-
day, " all street must he full or lame ducks.
Among the victims by the fall wa near or some
of our Washington would be- fnanciers, who
abandoning their familiar avocations 10 dabbl.
in stocks and operating fOr rise, have got de-
pleted 10 the extent OF their funds, and mus,
now return to the dull but safe routine of their
several trades. The later legislation OF Con.
eress has done the business for gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

~ The prize schooner Annie, OF Nassau.
New Providence, Acting Master Ealiock,
commander. arrived IT New York on TUESDAY.
from Wilmington, North Carolina. The Annie
va. captured on ths 18th ult.. OF WiImin gton,
while attempting 70 run the blockade of that
place BY the u s. steamer State OF Georgia
"he 40 fun cargo Of salt. Her crew escaped
In their boat TO the shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

- Some exciting scenes were witnessed in
New Orleans on q recent transmigration OF
Srceession sympathiz-rs TO points in possessi
OF the Rebels. The scenes enacted were so dls.
orderly and improper that General Banks sent
down regiment 10 6isperse the rabble. Over
thousand contraband let ters and other
erucles were captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

uBADQUAKrERs PROVOST MARsHAL'S o.
Ii FICE .
WAsHISGToN, D. o., Feb a. 1898.
Offeal notice 10 hereby given. that the orders
from these Headquarters concerning the closing OF
Bars and Drinking Housea, after $50 p. N and
Sundays, have not been rescinded or modified, and
all violations Of the orders will be punished a.
heretofore. By order:
HkNRY B. TODD,
Capt. and Provost Marshal
A. BAKER, Lieut. and Adjutant feA
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Nv AID sOLDIER RS,

SURGEos GkyBRAL's 0YYIcB,
WashinEfon. January 81. 1856.
1t being reported that various parties have OBJ
tanned money from invalid soldiers under the pre-
teEce OF assisting them to their 60 from the
service notice is hereby given that certificates of
disability for discharge to soldiers in general hos
pitfalls ana Camps are only given by the surgeon in
charge of such hospital camp, and the obtrusive
efforts Of persons claiming to be special agents
tard instead Of hasten the preparation of dsch
papers. All soldiers are warned against giving
money on such plea to any person whatever.
By order Of the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH r. SMITH, surgeon C. s. Army
WAR PREPAYMENT,
w WASHINGTON January IS, 1865.
In consequence Of tie pressure IF business St the
War Department, passes for citiIess 70 visit the
Amy of the Potomac will be sivenH the off e Of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD. 1872 PeaEsylvania avenue
atove Nineteenth street
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE
- W:sHiseToH, Jsnusrys5, R5a
Ths Seoretary OF Stlte will hereafter receive Aer
GERS OF Congress On business Saturdays COM
nencins with saturday, tho 6rst OF next month
jan Nf WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

THB REPoRTs FROM YIcKsBURa.-We have
noshins. a. yes to add to the report as to ths
great battle at Vicksburg. The report itself
Con the authority OF the Petersburg Express, II
discredited,-fos the reason, that neither
Admiral Porter's dispatch of the 18th, announc
ing the loss Of the Indianoia, nor the Richmond
Enquirer Of the same date make auv aIIusion
TO II 1t il certain the government has not re-
ceived any account of the commencement OF
hostile operations.
The Memphis Bulletin of Saturday, path
0it, says that it was confidently believed there
that the rebels were then evacuating yick..
burg.
Letters received in Washington state that tina
expedition under Gen W ashburne TO open IN.
AGO Pass hss been entirely successful and
premises to furnish the key TO that stron ghold;
and dispatches from Cairo OF the same dat. saw
that the Eunooa Carondelet and Ave others
have reached the Taliahatchie river BY the way
OF fazoo. Vicksburg would thus appear to be-
closely enVironed by our forces, and so the re-
ported evacuation has, TO say the least Of it, an
air Of probability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

- Three newspaper correspondent ts-Mc.
CUiiOugh of the Cincinnati Commercial. Mr.
Rodman Of the Chicago Tribune, and Ander.
son of the New York HeraId-were on the
QGern Of tho West, and escaped with Oolone,
Elicit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

An IMPORTANT ORDER.-Capt Todd, Pro-
vost Marshal Of this city, has issued an order
soldiers to carry THAR side arms
within the limits OF the city, outside of their
corps, except when on duty. The patrols are
ordered TO arrest all such persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
Yt0lu ,I'D|TDI.
s fnaEi UoHOk Pm.
NEws FROM REBELDoM
THAK1 o'CMUK p. n.

fHp Con rEbERArBs ADMIT THAT THIN
DIASOts@TS SUNK AND OF NO
USN tn TiigH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

/" The construction of the second railroad
track on thu Washington branch railroad IA in
rapid progress. 1t il stated that Il will be- com
plcted before ths first of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05

GOLD STILL TrMRIUNc

GOLD STILL TCMBLING.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Geld sl.5a and is
still declining.
The decline unsettles ali transactions
Flour, wheat, and corn are dull, and nomi-
nally lower than former quotations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-05
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

FORT EDWARD, n. Y, March THE Demo-
crafts in Fort Ann ha. elected DR.. Axtel Su-
pervisor, and the whole Democratic :icktt is
elected by about leo majority.
In Fort Edward M. A Nash, Democrat. is
elected Supervisor, and the whole Democratic
Ticket with The exception of Collector, by 40
majority.
AUBURN, n. Y, March A careful canvass
OF the vote OF this city shown that Jonas White,
Democrat, is elected Mayor by seven majority.
The Repu blicans elect all the other candi.
dates Oh the City Ticket by about 100 majority.