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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

nEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
~ w. sHINGToN. d. c., OcTosER 10th, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited a. this ofice until
With G ton. Of sss. snd
The Hay to be good merchantsble TIMOTHY put
The Oars to be good merchantable article put
up In sacks Of about two bushels eacn. sacks 70
be retained by the Government without extra
charge: Oats to be received BY weight at IsO
ernmsnt wRsr or Rsrosd Depot in this city t with
for bay e 6e marked :, "PToPO,si' for Hay" Those
iO All III" g Be SRfsoisd 10 coIosrL D. H. RucK.n
Depot Quartermsst.r. washington, d. g,
after the reading of the bids has been commenced,
nor will any bid be considered, unless the parties
are present or represented By an authorized agent
Good and xutiOisnt security with bond. 40,
address wi either thu mber of his house, place
Of business, or Post Offioe box
bidI that he may consider too high.
oo lO-dtl9 Quartermaster and Colonel.
L Brown Mixed Blankets, that weis h from 70
PouGds PER paa,s verH scarce S s Article IN
.,ass. . sSle GIot 5. shsstinss, Pillow cosicins,
:, ps Sshsr r s1s: gg SsCd' for the gen.
carpets, Curtains, oilcloths, Rugs, &C., upper
One prize only, marked in plain figures
PERRY e RkUTHER,
Pa. avenue and Ninth st,
oc IL So "Perry Buildingo
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL. Brosdcloths and
~ Cassimeres; Army Blue Flannels, Broad
cloths and Cassims res, assorted qualities that can
Heavy Colored Blankets for Damp service,
With al kinds OF Dry Goods Tor the use Of house
Keepers.
Carpets, Curtains, oilOloths. Rugs, &c, upper
floors. ~
Ons price only, marked ~ plain figures
PERRY b BRO,
Pa. avenue and Ninth %
90 IL Sc "Perry Building.n
GRAND ADVANCE OF THE ARMY but
NJ SMITH has not advanced the prize Of his
Clothing which he has Just received and ~ selling
and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains that
are now offered ever day at SMITHS, NO. 400
Sevent St sGr7 90 I'm
nON,r FAIL TO CALL AT SMITHS, No.
~ $50 Sevsnth q and buy your Clothing, Fur
niihins foods, trunks, Hsts and CAPS, oci-im
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GUARDHOUsE CAsRs Yesterday, - Cooney,
drunk; fined 80 "a VIM. Wilson, drunk and
diSorderlv; do Slq Thomas Slater, disOrdlerly;
do 81 81 James WestmoTeland, drunk; do.
81 81 John Daughertv, stoning house; work
house 60 DAYS Dan Flanagan, drunk and dis
orderly; fined S3 81 Charles Connolly, do dis
missed. Thomas Quinn, do; fined 80 81. -
workhouse go days. Charles Robinson, disorderly;
dismissed.
To-day.-H J. Shiles, drunk and disorderlY;
fined 81 81. Ann Catharine Gormlev, disnrderly
and indecent language; dismissed. l.. A. Tucker,
disorderly: fined 50 81. Jos. Kelley, drunk and
disorderly; fine 80 o. Thomas Powers, sleeping
in the street and Henry Brakeman, sleeping In
the market, were dismissed James Clark, drunk
and disorderly; soldier who refused his name
sleeping In the market, and G T. Beers, found In
the wrong quarters, were turned over to the Pro-
vost Marshal.
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TAHE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUR
~ acriber, about two wef ks ago, yCung elErA
red cow. The owner will please come EAF~
forward, prove property, pay charges, and .sez&azz
take her away. DAVID HARRINGTON,
Louisiana avenue, north side.
liz between 9th and l0i III CTS
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ESTRAY.-Ceme 70 my premises. on October
Il 18th, grey HORSE, which the owner
can have BY proving property and paying IN
expenses. Apply to JNO. WISENBOKN,O Oh
on Pierce st between New Jersey av. ana LIST st.,
between and .. m. 90 II St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

SMASHING THINGS Yesterday afternoon horse
cinity of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
aud caused a general scatteration Of pedestrians
thereabout, until brought up by the show win
dows of Mr.. Bells gunsmlth shop, Louisiana
avenue which was smashed, glass frame and all.
No other damage was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

LOUISVILLE, Oct IS.-Gen. Hardee has 1O, 600
rebels at Bowling Green, including 2,COO Texans.
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The CAMPBELLs.-A fine, excellent, superb bill
to-ni2 bit at Odd Fellows Hall. On Monday nigh
a number Of new star performers make their ap
peardnce.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot of Thirteen
and half street schooners Almira Travis Havre-
de-Grace, with cargo Of coal for Mr.. Ge, rye
Bogus; Izorah, Ruark, Philadelphia, with cargo
Of coal, for Mr.. Geo. T. Langley; A. w. Thomp-
son, Reeves, Baltimore, with $50 600 feet Of white
pine lumber, for Mr.. Samuel Norment.
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lust RECEIVED, one of the largest stocks Of
J ,Iav aud Fashionable Clothing eyer offered In
W Arlington, which must be sold within the next
thi. y days to make room for winter goods, Per-
sons waning Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Tranks,
Has and Caps, should call soon, as now 10 the
time for aims, ct No. $50 Seventh st., opposite
Post Once. 90 I'm
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c. REWtRD.-Lost, on F iday evening, one
% dark bay MARE. with sign Of blister ~
near hind quarter, with now Sadd o and l1<N
Bride and Martnga'e. military fashion. IC-A
will pay IS for her delivery TO mo
THOMAS DONAHUE,
Smith and FaTrier, 4 Wenty first street,
&C 1921" between y and +.
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FLAG PRESENTATION Yesterday afternoon,
the interesting ceremony Of presenting the flags
sent from California, to the Second Rhode Island
regiment, took place at the encampment of the
regiment near Fort Slocum. A large number OF
ladies and gentlemen were present. Visitors
were received In a large marQue, elegantly fitted
up and decorated with flags. The regiment
passed In review before the President and his
lady, Governor Sprague, and Gen. Anderson, after
which the letter Of the donors was read, when
Gov. Sprague made a brief presentation speech,
and through the hands OF President Lincoln, pre-
sented the flags to Col. Wheaton, the successor Of
the lamented Slocum. Col Wheaton very grace
fully received them, and made few appropriate
remarks, which ended the ceremonies.
The 4th Rhode Island Regiment, Col. McCarty,
was then reviewed, and both reg iments being in
line, Bishop Clark, Of Rhode Island, made an
eloquent and stirring speech, which ELECTED rap
turOus applause. He was followed by Rev. Mr..
Wheaton, Of Brooklyn, " Y, who also made a
patriotic speechi and the Doxology was then sung
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINsroH
James Magee, of ga ID county brought be- IN
fore me as estrays, tresprssinz on his en- NN<A
brown. marked with "P" on the neck under the
name, about Is hands high, AMI supposed to be or
years old. and have been worked in gear.
Given under hand of me, one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said county, this l7'h dav OF
October, 1861. ROBERT WHITE
IL TIE owner or owners of the above described
horses uested TO prove pro peII cay charges
and take them away. JAMES NAGEE,
90 1857 Near TeDallytown.
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ID CHEAP PRICES.
SIR Inns. Decd Marble Bad Taslss.
We wish ~ inform cit Gems and strangers that
We still continue at our reduced prices, whicR 10
one yniTd less than the usual CITY prices, VIE I:
Single game, - cts.;f ak games,
AtnenaaIn Billiard Saloon, so Pas v'
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES,
ID GAUNTLETS, 30.
We call the attention of Suffers, RegImental Of
foers, and others wishing to purchase Buokskin
Gloves. Gauntlets, MittIns. Purses, Tobacco Pou-
ohes, PoTtmonnaies, Leggins, DO, at whoesa Q, to
our extensive st0ck-all of our own manufacture
at our store, los High street, Georgetown.
Our Gloves Gaunllets and Mittens are Of the
best quality, of real BuokskIn.
Military Buff and White Gauntlets, Boxing
G owes, BuckskIn Shirts and Drawers, made to
order. RAMSBURG EBERT,
los High street, Georgetown, ID. G.
MIA large quantity of scraps Of Buckskin
DO, on hand. Sc 2l-lm
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Cncur FCouxr.-rhe Osto1sr term u thie
part commences on Monday nexi.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
~ New supplies, OF qualities better and prices
lower than usual in this market
One price only, marked in plain hEnres
We also offer our usual full stock OF all kinds o.
Dry Goods for chlldren's wear OF both sexes,
PERRY a. BRO,
Pa, avenue and Ninth -,
90 15-5t Perry Building"
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900 JOHNSON NAGLE, 600
AOO No. 2s9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AOO
Between Ninth and Tenth Sta. south side,
IMP0RTEbR 4S,y OF WIBHBS; Eb4g0RS, Sc
DIVES, FIVE dR6GERIEs' AMI
Suffers STORES ING ENERAL.
Just arrived the following brands of
CHAMPAGNES:
g H; Mumm, Piper Heidslck,
Moet ChandOn. Cartier 4 Co, Barat Fagot,
TOufette, Royal Grape.
Which We Ofer ~ New York PIlees-freight
added. JOHNSON & NAGLE,
2s9 Penna avenue.
Adm. nj. BIn'nser & Co.'S ls !rOsd street. New
York; Va orld renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS, for Camp, Medicinal, and Fami " use,
constantly on hand and sold at New York Prices
2sSPenna. avenue.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. To-
MATO -CATSUP, by the barrel, gallon, or dozen,
from the cel ebrated mauuf.ctory of FohrC ubarh C
Co, New York, at astonishinglJ low prices.
At JOHNSON NA6LE'S,
Sole Agents. ?
Also, PICKLED: PIG FEET, LAMB AND
BEEE TONGUES, TRIBE, etc., by the Garrel
or halfhsrre 500
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.-From the p-emIses
- of G.. Sohafer, on Wednesday October
I6.h. ight bay HORSE, marked Y; 2. 10y
and marked q so letter e.. on the shoulder. SN
ANY person that will give information where said
Horse be obtained ordeliver the same at or on
said DIT NJ. shall be paid the reward of two dol
lars and fifty cents. CASPER SCHAFER,
Twenty Second street, bet. and o SITS
IT, lat Ward, Washington City, d. G.
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e- REWARD-Strayed or stolen, about the s |
- instant, a large black HORSE, lull ~
tail, white spot in rehead, marked u S."~N
on hind q uar'er and &c" on fore quarter. ca
lei. side. The above reward will be paid on his
return 10 me, J. NEWMAN,
261 Pa. avenue, south side.
Oo Ia. ST. Near Twelfth st
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Famlies and single gentlemen can
- O6tain very pleasant Furnished Rooms, With
Board, on moderate terms, at 391 and 1898 &,
between Sd and ~ streets. Transient and Table
Boarders accommodated. &C 9 2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

OUR CITY Posr OFFICE IN WAR TIME The
war, which has done % much 70 revolutionife
and upset the quiet old-peace-time routine everv.
where, killing on business Of some varieties, and
quickening 1t to preternatural activity In Others,
has accelerated the working affairs Of the city
post ONCE TO degree never before experienced
since lis establishment. Since the Inauguration
OF active war operations here, and the consequent
concentration Of a vast army In and around the
Federal Capital, the mails have increased more
than two hundred fold The occupation Of the
mail routes to the North and West by the Gov
eminent for the purposes Of army transportation,
bas bad the effect Of causing great irreg uarity in
the arrival Of the mail trains here and In conse-
quence, on such days the detentions thus caused
occur, Ii Is mpracticable to have the mail matter
distributed and the office 'oPen to the public at
the reg ular hours. At least a slight delay must
occur, and the public necessarily suffer to the ex
tent OF waiting till their letters can be assorted
and boxed, work Of vast labor just now, in
view Of the many thousands Of soldiers here,
whose epistolary achievements are no slight mat
ter, and whose friends at home are no ways b2ck
ward In their epistolary obligations.
The ONCE (since the commencement Of the war;
10 also embarrassed by the tons upon tons Of tran
sient newspapers sent to the soldiers by their
friends, and which, being stale generally when
they arrive here, are but iRdferently received by
them yet they must be assorted and Distributed
work requiring the constant occupation OF sew
eral men. But Notwithstanding all these embar-
rassments and drawbacks, the immense work OF
the office Is performed In a manner creditable to
postmaster Clephane and his force. Several val
liable Improvements regards office details have
been adopted, and Others Of still greater import
ance are impending, among which may be no.
ticed reception room for the ladies communities
ting with their window, and for their especial
behoof, which, when completed, will prove most
acceptable during the approaching winter
The postmaster Is just now absent from the city
in the prosecution of arrangements looking to a
change In the hours Of transporting the mails
hitheI, whereby the public will be efficiently
served.
The making up Of the accounts Of the Office for
the quarter ending Sept 80, (utimo,) presents the
following results Estimated number Of letters
ceived and assorted for the quarter 6l0 900, and
about the same number sent away.
The receipts from unpaid lettersreceived amount
TO 1899. $50 2S
From sale OF postage stamps. .25,2 72 50
From newspapers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 795 IS
Making total Of. .S27 ,S6S SO
Amount paid into the Treasury during the quar-
ter, Sl6 $40 co. exhibiting an excess over any pre-
vious quarter Of ga goo
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n OST-Abont a week ago, supposed to be on Pa
j. avenue or East Capitol St., between Sd st. east
snd 7th ct. west, = GOLD L0CKET, DtaIning
the miniature Of deceased child The 6nde. V i'll
be literally rewarded by les wing 1t at No; 3sl 9th
street east, opposite the 6arTlson, Navy Yarc.
Oc 10 St. DANIEL j. YOUNG.
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@ REWAR D.-Strayed or stolen.a large white
ODD raw bone cow. The above reward aaer&4
will he paid for the return Ct SAID Cow to az
corner of Green and Stoddard streets -.
GEORGETOWN, ID. G.. ,,r,.r
90 1881 JOHN DICKSON.
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ORPHAzs' CsURr.- Since Moees Kelly, ESQ !,
qualifed as Register Of Wills before ledge P1f
cell, on Thursday morning, great deal OF bust
ness has been transacted q, d Letters Of admins
tation on several estates have been granted
Yesterday, DR. Thos Miller qualined as executor
on the estate OF Gen Walter Jones, having been
named In a will Of deceased, which has bssn
admitted 70 probate.
The court wss In session this morning for the
aaassction q routine business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-19

Gen. Fremont Preparing to Cross the Usage
River In Hst Pursuit. Of the Retreatina
Gen. Price.
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PorAroEs' POTATOES.
500 bushels MERGERS, Buckeyes, and Peach
Ows for sale. PETER BERRY,
90 :7-St- SIS Water street. Georgetown.
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& w. TUCKER Would announce to the clti
y. Gems, military and sojourners in Wash a
ing ton that he is nov prosecuting the Tai
lorlng Business In all It's branches, at No. MA
491 sixth ST., Sd door north of Pa aV. He VI
intends TO manufacture, cut, repair, re-
model, cleanse, and strive TO be generally accom-
modatIng. Economists should call and see him.
1othe Trade-FaoInEs and other Machine Stitch
ing neatlv executed. Sc l7-3awlmr
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GRAND ADVANCE OF TIE Army bat
Clothing which he has inst received and IL selling
of at such remarkable low prices. Give me cal
are nov offered evsry day at SMITHS, No 40
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EOUND-This morning. a PTRSE, with small
Z amount of mone1 in it, which the owner can
have by applying at Room No. Z dover hnorl Pen
sion Once, ano paying tor this advertisement.
M IN
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19

MEDICAL.
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

l. constitutional disease. corruption Of the
boot, by winch this iluia becomes yit'ated, weak
and poor. Beng IN the circulation. II pervades
the whole body, and NAV burst out IN disease on
any part OF IT, No organ is free from is attacks,
nor is there one which it may not destroy. The
scrotulous faint is Various!y caused by mercurial
disease, low living, disortiered unhealthy icod
impure air, filth and filthy habits the depressing
vices, and above all, by the veRereal infection
Whatever he its origin, il Is hereditary in the con
sttation, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation" indeed 1t
seems to be the rod of Him who says: Il will
visit the iniquities OF the fathers upon Their chill
dren."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerOus matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver and internal organs, Is termed tn
bcrcles; in the glands, swellings; and on the sur
face. eruptiOns or sores. This foul corruption,
which genders in the blood, depresSes the ener-
giles oflife, that scrofulous constitutions not
only suffer from scrofulous complaints, but they
have far less power to withstand the attacks Of
other diseases: consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scrofulous in
their nature. are still rendered fatal by this taini
in the system. Most of the consumption which
decimatcs the human family has its origin directl.
i'm this scrofulOus communications and many de
structive diseases of the liver kidneys, brain. anC
indeed, of all the organs, arise from or are ag
gravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scroiulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking infec
ton, and their health Is undermined by it. To
cleanse it from the system we must rcnovate thu
blood by an Alternative medicine, and invigorat'
il by healthy food and exercise. Such medicn,
we supply in
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
From 81. LOuis,

ST. LOUIS, June l6.-Eight regiments of Hi
nOis troops are TO be stationed within two hours
march OF st. Lou s, four at Beeyille, four at Ca
SEVILLE, and four at Quincy.
Wehave undOubted information that there we're
1000 State troops at Bonneville on Friday. halt
of them well armed and equipped, with quite a
number of cannon. Entertainments were being
thrown up. Troop' we're constantly arriving, and
provisions we're being made fog a determined
stand.
The secessionsts have full sway in all counties
on both sides of the Missouri river from the Kan
sas border to Bonneville, and the indications are
that they pretty well provided for fight.
There are reports OF a skrmish nelr Independ-
ence, in which the Federal troops were repulsed
which to have probability, but the
telegraph in that region is entirely under the con
troll of the secessonsts, and reliable reports cal
not be had.
Two bridges at Sturgeon and Centralia. on the
North Missouri Railroad were burned on Friday
night or Satur1iy morning.
| Col. ShermaII's regiment went to the south ives
branch of the Pacific Railroad last night and Col
Browns regiment, with pieces OF artillery fol
lowed this afternoon.
Three companies of Col. Tallman's regiment
reserve guards, went out the North Missouri ROa,
Yesterday to protect the bridges in that direction
and co operate with the forces already sent il
shat direction
A special dispatch from Jefferson City to thu
Democrat, says the steamer Louisiana arrived thi
morning with Col. bernstein regiment, a battal
ion OF which is now stationed at the Capital.
Judge Morrison, State Treasurer, was aboar,
as prisoner, but has been released.
| Several tuns of sheet lead and large quantit,
of potatoes and bacon have been seized as contra
band JEFF. Rogers. with S45. 900 in Treasurer
warrants, designed to pay soldiers employed il
the South west expedition last winter. and tn
steamer Mcdowell, lying opposite here, are ais
i'm possession of the Federal forces
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19

By rELEGRAPH.l
New York Market.

Ngw YORK, Saturday, June Is.
Flour still continues heavy and prices unsettled
81 50G4 So for superne State q 1894 50 for extra
State: "a 30 so for superne Western "a 65a5 % for
common TO medium extra Western; - 2Oe5 20 for ship
ping brands round hoop Ohio; 50 SCOT 90 for trade
brands do; market closing heavy and declining.
Canadian flour lower for common grades with mod
crate demand sales Of 200 brs at ~ rs O. so for in
feriOr to choice extra.
Rye -four is selling small parcels 50 lO4 90 fer
choice brands.
Corn meal heavy and lower sales Of 500 brs Brandy
wine at % DOGS So which is nominalIy in favor Of the
buyer
Whisky market shade irmcr sales of 45O brls at les
9l6l.e.
Wheat sales 400 bush Chicago spring at 10:
l6 100 bush North western club 81 Osl 10; 10000
bush unsound Milwaukee club az 90cGSl; SO, 900 bush
sound do at 81 osGl IL; $4,000 bush amber Iowa at
81 1901 Ia 1880 bush red Western 81 27sl 20;
Is 200 bush Racine spring at Ell l49l To- $500 bush
white Western at 81 359l &C; $500 bush Canada club
at 81 Is; 1880 bush winter red Western 81 IS
9l 20, the latter for very choices 800 bush prime
white Western at 81 359l as.
Rye quiet and unchanged; sales Of about 500 bush at
67 as6sc.
Bsrey dull at 559s2c.
Corn firm and demand fair sales at 81 44c: inferior
to good new sound mixed Western 5Oss5lc; prime and
choice Western yellow AZ isc for prime sound yellow
5I1s csc for new yellow.
Oats plenty and dull at 3OS32c for Western and Cana
dian, and 30 4 G33c for State.
Pork dull and heavy; sales Of $50 brls eli 10 fol
mess, aud SlO 75SS IL 90 for prime.
Beef dull and nominal; sales at AGA SO for country
prime; - 50G6 for country mess; $10el for repacked
mess; ell 25.l2 so for extra mess.
Prime beef quiet and noulnaily unchanged.
Beef hams dull and lower; sales Of 100 brls at ais
Cut quiet at 5G5t4c for shoulders and 6s6 &C
for hams.
Lard quiet and dull; sales of 100 brls at s1seshc.
Sugar-Raw more active, and prices have advanced
! fully &c per pound.
Butter selling at s i3c for Ohio; s1 l5c for State.
Cheese steady at 3GSc, TO quality.
Molasscs frm sales of 40 hhdS Porto Rico at 926c
So brlS New Orleans at % 26c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. June l6-It is said Col. Stones
regiment has reached Leesburg.
Gen Scott has received information that the
rebels are concentrating all their forces at Mass-
sas Junction Gen. Scott Inns no doubt the rebels
will make a stand there. A high military officer
thinks there will be a movement on Manassas
junction soon.
The rebels there are talking freely of attacking
Washington. and seem quite sansuine OF cap
turing it. fr
Gen. Butler has demanded 600 more troops.
ana will have them in five days.
Gov Morgan has promised Gove nment to send
II regiment from New York every three days un
Ill her full quota is dispatched.
signal balaon was seen last night at a con
siderable elevation above the chain bridge OIL the
road to Leesburg. 1t is supposed it was sent uP
nv the rebels