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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. ANN CLARK. belovsS wife
Of John Nc Donnell
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
her funeral, on Wednesday, the Nth instant, &C
Seventeenth sts.
August 70, 1861, CLARA only daug tier of Msria
Il. ard James T. Carroll, aged two years and one
month.
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u Though THs STAR 10 printed on the FASTEST
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, tn edition
q % large a 10 require IL 10 be put 70 press at an
ssrly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until The next day.
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THE NRw ENcLosuRK AT TIE TREASURY Ex-
TENSION The enclosure to the yard on the south
frost Of the Treasury building far surPasses any
thing Of the kind In this city, and Is much adj
mired for It's beauty The granite columns at the
gateways are Of unique design and splendid pro-
portions, and the substantial iron railing with Its
chaste and appropriate ornaments commends itself
70 the cultivated eye. The railing 10 quite plain,
but Of fne proportions, and the gateways are
handsomely ornamented, those for the carriage
ways having In the center a wreath, inside Of
which 'spread eagle" 10 pefched; the support.
Ing bars radiatng from this center. In those for
the footwal coat OF arms takes the place Of the
eagle. When the work now In progress there In
finished, the approach 10 the building will be Of
the most I'm posing character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The commission Of Edward
G. Darlington, Esq as District Attorney, was
read In open court this morning, and the oath of
office was administered to that gentleman by
Judge Crawford.
Boyd Murder Case.-Of the list of nv Ia lesmen
summoned by the Marshal to appear In court this
morning, % had formed an opinion, IL were
challenged, did not answer, and were accepted
The names Of the Jury, SO far as chosen and
sworn, are James 6. Davis, Josiah Truman,
Daniel Lightfoot John Murphy, VIM p. Shedd
Robert Morris, E. E. O'Brien, Patrick Crowley
Jos w Harry, and Isaac Marshall
The Marshal was then directed to summon
Twelve more talesmen, but they had not made
teelr appearance In court when our paper wentto
press.
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MARRIED

Smith, ,COLMORE HInLEARY,. Of PIipe'
Georges county. Nd, to SARAH w. Will
LlhMS, Of Washington City, ID. c.
On tbs IS n instant, BY the Rev. F. f. Bowie
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS and JOsEPHINE
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- TRAVELLING SUITS!
Economy is the Road to Wealth."
Ladies' intending TO leave the CITY should first
procure one of our
TRAVELLING SUITS.
They also answer for Morning Suits at the Springs
or Sea Shore, or in the County
MANTlLLA BUSTERS and DRESS to match
At only s. Is and $3.50.
GREY SACQUE MANTILLAS
And DRESS to match.
,,,,ou At only 81 50.
With DRESS to match,
At SIS 50, $3.50 and 81 So
Also, full assortment OF White sck and
Brown Drnop and Basin Shaped STRAW HATS
lso full stock of BLACK SILK SACQUES,
COATS and MANTiLLAS. At
au7 3teO MAXWELLS', 32s Pa avenue
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SOLDIER KILLED This morning, a soldier Of
the 18th New \ Ork Regiment, named David Aus
ten, was killed while telling trees near the en-
campment Of his regiment, by dead limb fall
Ing from height Of forty fifty feet and striking
him on the head He died In twenty minutes
time The deceased belonged to Company c, was
from the town Of There's, Jefferson county, New
York, was about % years Of age, and was a gen.
eral favorte amongst his comrades. He will be
buried at the Soldiers Home, this afternoon, and
the remains will be accompanied thither by the
usual military escort
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
"A ron SALE-The Stock and Fixtures OF 8
Restaurant, now doing a first rate business, the
proprietor wishing TO retire ON the business
For PARTICULARS app at this Offoe au7-Iw'
A FARM, of about go acres, with timber and
"A cared auds orchar;'s, yelling and barn, In
Maryland, for sa'e or exchange for other real or
personal estate; United States, State, and railroad
or other stocks. notes, bonds, other securities
Inquire at No. 400 MassAohus etts av. jy 26-tf
HOUSES FOR RENTING. 2S and No. 81, on
Il the south side of Indiana avenue. Eyth Of them
very large aud convenient houses, with good sta
bling and carriage houses.
Also, the commodious and large HoEss No 3SS
on the north side If L. street
Apply to THOMAS BLAG DEN, No 499 Sew
enth street. il IL 2awff
TOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
Il new four story houses on Fourth st, between
and T. sts., No. ass, fronting the City Hal
ssnare Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
20 Louisiana aSenue. ma / l. eotf
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
AZ -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, suppl ed
with gas and water and convenient TO the Patent
ana Post Office Departments. for rent. Apply at
ASOh nassachusetts avenue, north side, between
9th and 9Th cts. ma "a
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Tn, Case Of the PsIice Csnne sIssers.

NEw YoRK, Aug. u In the case Of the Balt-
more Police Commissioners q writ 81 attachment
was Issued to-day against Colonel Burke for bis
appearance 70 show cause why he should not be
held for contempt Of court In refusing % deliver
the SID prisoners on a writ Of habsas eorp~s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

EXAMINATION AT THE JAIL.-This morning
Justice Dom proceeded to the County Jail to in
vestigate the case Of Thomas Hitchcock, a native
Of Maryland, who was captured by 1t Mclean,
Of the Second Cavalry, about two miles from the
Chain Bridge, in Virginia, July 3Oth. He is
charged with hunting down Union men, shooting
Government pickets, and other offenses, In that
vicinity. The principal witnesses against him
not being present, the case was continued for a
few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

nlSTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
~ WAsHIHGToN On this 10th DAY of
August 1861, before me, the sub cTiber, IN
Justice of the Peace for the county sfore-N2A
said, personally appeared VIII IAN HutehIngson
and made oath In due form Of law that, on the ID
daI OF August. 1851, a negro supposed 10 he run
away, came TO him, living ST the foot If the Eas.
ern Branch Bridge. and offered for sale lIght hay
MAKE, about II hands high with three W hite feet
Any person can obtain sald mare by calling on Mr..
PHILIP HUTCHI \GSON, at Mr.. George Boher-
er's store, Navy lard Bridge. J. =. GULL,
au IO St Justice of the Peace,
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ODD FELLowsHIP.-The Secretary OF the Grand
Lodge, John r Bangs. ESQ y in his report to
the Grand Lodge Of the United States, gives the
following statistics Of the Order in the District Of
Columbia for the year ending July 1, 1861
ted by card, 49, Withdrawals, Is; reinstatements,
10; suspensions, us; explosions, 2; deaths, Is;
total number Of members, 1929; brothers re-
heved, f5i widowed families relieved, %.
Amount paid for the relief Of brothers, 81 9GO;
do widowed families, s579; do. for educating
orphans, 1851 do. for burying the dead, S462
Amount OF annual receipts, s. SOC.
Inc above does not include the patriarchal or
encampment branch Of the Order.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM MISxoU.I

FRANKLIN, NO, Aug. l3.-Genersl Lyon met
the advance 81 the enemy on Thursday and drove
them Into the woods. The main body Of them,
supposed to be 81 600 strong, were encamped on
"iesens Creek, probably awaiting reinforce.
ments from Arkansas
Gen. Lyons efforts 10 draw the enemy Into an
engagement Were without success.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, August I3.-Tweuty-
Two rebel prisoners have been bought In by a
detachment from Syracuse.
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| To Ias AIyLIeTpEJBe sure 70 read the sdver;,
| blood Purifier. in another column. If
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsBs.-This morning,
John Kelly, for being disorderly, was fined 81 81.
John X ng, vagrant; dismissed. Thos. Conner,
for striking soldier with a shovel, was brought
In yesterday by the military guard, and this morn
Ing the case was reported to Justice Clark, who
had the prisoner brought before him. The con-
dltion Of the wounded man was ascertai ned to
be not dangerous; the wound oeing only a flesh
wound The evidence showed that the soldier
entered Connor's house and assaulted him, and
he struck him with the shovel. The Justice de-
termined to admit Common to bail; but before do
Ing so awaited the call Of the comma nder of the
itary guard list Upon this call, the Justice an
peared before the officer at his request, and ex-
planned what he conceived to be his duty n the
case. After which he returned to the trial room
and ordered Common to give bail for a further
hearing at six O'Clock tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

PENNIRs,
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
for exchange 1t the Star Once counter. II
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MAD Doc KILLED.-Last Sunday policeman
L. w Holden, on duty at the guafdhouse was
sent for from the residence of DR.. Hall, PennsyI-
dog Surprising the dog outside, the officer took
pistol to shoot the animal; but getting TO the
house, he found the dog shut up In a drawing
room into which the animal had run. Taking q
poker In his hand, he struck the dog blow which
stunned him, and he then pulled him into the
yard. and finished the work Of destruction. The
dog was evidently suffering with hydrophobia.
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FINE PEAcHKs.-The season has not been IA
vorable one for fruit, but we have seen some re-
markedly fee peaches, grown by Dir John Bell,
OF Montgomery county, Md. IL 10 10 be hoped
that other orchards In Montgomery may do as
well, 90 that the crop hefeabouts may not prove
90 deficient 90 anticipated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

RIApKR, have you seen Prof Woods advertise.
ment In our paper. Reas 1t; IL will interest you.
IN &-eoly
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Another Denecrstic Paper Destroyed.

BANGOR, Me Aug. 12.-The Bangor Demo
crat was TO day completely cleared out by large
number Of people, and the contents burned In the
A man named Jones, barber, who made some
demonstrations, was badly used, but rescued by
the authorities and taken 70 jail for protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

Arrival Of the Champion
Nkw YORK, Aug. I3.-The steamer Champion.
from Aspinwsll, is below
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EEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ miss hARROvRR's,I
A Boarding and Day School.
NO. l51 West street bstween Congress and II Oh
SITS Georgetown, ID C.
The dutles of this Institution will bs resumed OF
the hrst Monday in SEPT mher rext Circulars
may be obtained az the principal bookstores, or by
addressing the Principal,
az l-eotf Miss NJ. J. NARROWER.
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NAVY FLANNEL-suits at al prices. q.
IN SMITHS, No. 900 seventh street, oprosite
Post Once jyfS-lm
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PROvOsT GUARD IN GEORGETOWN In George
town two companies of u 8. Infantry, as already
stated, are performing the duties Of Provost
Guard. Our neighbor across the creek were
c charmed with the delg htful music Of the Regi-
mental band In front of the headquarters last
evening, and would not object to a repetition.
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Tampering with q Government Telegraph
Line.

NEW YoRK, Aug u The Post eys an electric
telegraph wire has been discovered connecting
Fort Monroe with Fox Hill, where the rebels are
entrenched in strong number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

POLICE COMMISSIONER "A petition was In cir
culatiOn in the Board Of Aldermen Yesterday eve
ming, In the hands Of Alderman Richards rec
ommending DR.. J s Brodhead Of that boa
to the President for position as one Of the new
Commissioners Of Police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-13

COIsHs.IThe sudden Changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthsnatie
Afsetions. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should ct once be had 70 4" Brova's BronekiaI
Irochss" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritauon OF the Throat be ever slight as BY this
preceutlol more serious attack may be efectuslly
varded OF. Pab!fe Speakers and Stngsrs will find
them eneotual for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement de i-lT
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was given to the military authorities that Mr..
Culver and another party were making arrange
ments to leave this city at O'Clock this morning
Ior port Iooacco, Md and that the preparations
About dusk a number of trunks and boxes were
seen deposited at the Kimmell House, to go by
that route, and 1t was thought proper to watch
them The Circumstance was reported to the
military authorities. and this morning an author
lied officer Of the department, with Detective
OMcer JAS. w Allen, went to the Kimmell House
eleven trunks and two boxes; but nothing contra
band was found. This baggage was claimed to
be that Of Mr.. J. e. Davidson, his wife, and two
daughters, who intimated that for fear Of the ap-
proach OF Beauregard to the city they had de-
termined to leave. Mr.. Culver, IL is said Is to GO
ALSO whether FOR the same reason Is not ststed IL
is also said that Mr.. Benz Eggleston has departed
by that route Mr.. Davidson and Eggleston were
both employees under the late administration.
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A c A r D. wAsui,sro,, jul, 18th, 1851.
The undersigned, ate Of the Girard House.
PhIadelphia. nave leased for q term of years
WIllaTds' Hotel, IN Washington. They take this
OCCASION % return 10 their old friends 40 custom
ers many thanks for past f.vors and beg to assure
them that they will lie most happy to ace them IN
jy I6-Im sykes. CHADWICK n co.
THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
Il invite the attention Of the Army and n.
Navy TO their full supply of MILIThRY
ana NAVAL FURNISHING GOODS, M
such as Indigo Blue Cloths and DOeskins, E6
Csps, Epaulets, Baces, shoulder straps, -e
Belts, Swords, Sword Knots, Caps, Hats, and all
respective embroidery Asn, IN celebrated PAT
ENT FlLTERING CASTEEN.
Orders in that line respectfully solicited.
n. r. LOUDON Il Co,
Navtl and Military Merchant TsiloTs,
- 1S -soSn 362 Pa. av.. under Browns Hotel.
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The ARREST OF Mr. Faulkner Hon. Charles
James Faulkner, ex-Minister to France, after be-
ing arrested at Browns Hotel, by Col Porter,
about noon yesterday, az was stated in the star,
was taken to the county Jail and confined in the
guard room, first floor. His quarters are not
sumptuous, but are quite comfortable A detach-
ment OF twelve soldiers Of the 9Th Infantry are
performing guard duty there since his arrest
This guard Ii In charge Of Lieut. Remington,
9Th Infantry, who has positive orders to allow no
communication with the prisoner. This we sup
pose does not apply to the guards at the jail, as
they were allowed TO pass In and out of the room
at will Several persons attempted TO see the
prisoner Yesterday afternoon, but none except
Marshal Lamon (who, by the by, is from the
same county as the prisoner) and Deputy Marshal
Philips were allowed to enter his room. Lawyer
Norris called to see Mr. Faulkner a friend, not
having succeeded in seeing him since bis return
from Paris, but Mr.. could not be accommo-
dated. Mr. Faulkner does not appear to be much
depressed by the circumstances In which he Is
placed He 10 said to have remarked to his mill
tary guard that he had no idea as to the charge
on which he was arrested. We understand that
MIR. Faulkner asked to have his baggage sent TO
him at the Jail, but informed that his request
could not be complied with.
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DROwNKD.-The body of a white man was
found drowned in the canal between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, lin the First Ward J this
morning An inquest will be held by Coroner
w oodward this afternoon.
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CD REWAR D.-Strayed or stolen from the cub
~ = scribeT, on the Sd instant, a small <oexks
dark red COW. with short horns, ga @1$<
marked. The above reward will be paid ,k-A-
TO any one returning said COW to THUS NOLL
on Maryland avenue, between l2:h and 18th streets
east. an m stf
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HoLLOwAY'L PILLs.-lndIg estIon, Stomach and
Liver complaints. These medicines " Ill cure the
most confirmed cases of dyspepsia and disorders
OF the stomach and liver. They have restored more
than ali the other ephermeral "spec 6os" united.
They have stood the test OF fifty years. or perience
They ease the appetite, nviEOrate the stomach
and purify the liver. bowel oomp plants they are
equally efiodoIous and for sick and nervous head
aches they stand unrlvaled Sold by all Drug gsts,
at $50, go and 81 per box. au6lw
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u " b o A L 8 /.

q U b o A T 8.
QHdTterMdSter GsasTdPS Once,
WdShiEEt0H City, July 10, 1861.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for hulls of Gun
Boats tor the Western rivers on exhibition at
this Ofhoe, and ~ Offices of QuartermasteTs at
PlttsbuTg, Cincinnati, ~. Louis and Alton.
Boats TO be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
sent to QuaTteImisteT General Of the United states
ATHay, st washington, by let hu sGsG. % EUUn.
Nj. e. MEIGS,
jy19 Brig. Gen'l and Qusrtermaster Gent.
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A NoTE FROM REV. DR Hall, in answer to the
communication Of I" A Friend Of the U 9 and
the War;" is reluctantly laid over until to-mor-
row.
ARRIVED at Carters wharf foot Of Thirteenth
and-a half street, schooner H NJ. Smith, Jones,
with a cargo Of coal for Geo. Bogus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-31
TIE MARKETS.
New York Market.
ITELEsRlPHrp roR THE OHIO sTATrzMls J

le@A@SAArhhp toh OhlO
NEW YORK, May 30.
FL0UR-recepts Of IL, 228 bbls; market heavy and
declining; sales Of 5000 bbls at S4955 for supernne
sate $5 lO5 25 for extra state 81 g595 for super
fine western: 5,l0@5, 80 for common to medium extra
western $5 55 95 go shipping brands and round hoop
Ohio. Canadian fonr dull; sales Of $50 bbls $3.50
$50.
RYE FLoUR-steady at 80 1904 for common to
choice.
wHEAT-receipts Of 81, ,5el bush; market dull and
dropping; sales Of 600 at 05 for common Chic spring
SllO for common Milwaukee club; ST. 10 for prime do
81 .l65 for white Michigan.
RYE-steady at 66@67c.
BARLEY-dull at 55965c.
CORN-receipts Of SO 2i3 bush; market without mate
rial change; sales Of 900 buah at 55k5ec for red
mixed western; and 43947c for new do.
OArs-hrmsr at 3l@34o for western, Canadian and
State.
P0RK-dull and heavy; sales Of 900 bbls at l6 753
IL 20 for mess; and Sl2 rs @l2, so for prime.
BEER-unohanged.
CUT MEATs-inactiye
LARD-dull; sales OF 200 bbls at gl9Xc.
BUTTER-selling ats@l4JSc 1or 0hso and 99l6 for
oHEEsE-steady at 39sc for inferior to srIme.
WHlskY-frm; sales OF so bbls at 16H.
sTOCkS-irregular states lower but others aIe better
Daainess only moderate; money In mere demand and
rates frmersat 495 per cent on call: dull; and
T. 33x 9 tnd Oh 57k Panama 103h; Harlem iOf: Erie
NN YO72H Delaware and Hudson 93k Reading 3lk
Illinois Central scrip 6gT O and Y 22x Hudson Sd
bonds 20 Del and W 73k new Jersey Central lst
l02h Erie ~; Va 6's IS; Mo 40k. Ten 50X: Treasury
l2s lo2S' SIS IA Coupons 7s Do 6s 81 Coupons IS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-31
From Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, May 80.
Mr.. Anson Stager has been appointed super
intendent for military purposes Of all the tele-
graphic lines within the Department of the
Ohio. A very complete system has been devils
ed for the use Of the telegraph for military ope-
rstions, and placed at the disposal Of Major
General Mcclellan; and number Of prominent
and experienced telegraphers are cooperating
with Mr.. Stager to render 1t Of the utmost pos
sible efficiency In army service.
The garrison.at Newport barracks fred min.
utes guns at noon to day in honor of the memo.
ry of Col Ellsworth.
The Ohio and Virginia troops, under the com.
mand OF Col. Kelly, occupied Grafton at half
past o'clock this afternoon. The secession.
lists fed without firing gun.1
The 9th Regiment Of Indiana volunteers, un.
der command Of Col. Crittenden, arrived here
!t6 T. M. While passing along 4th street, on
heir way 70 the Little Miami depot, they were
Enthusiastically greeted. Their destin alton |
8 supposed to be Grafton.
Another Indiana Regiment passed east, uia
layton, last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-31
From, New YORK.

NEW YORK, May 30.
The Commercials dispatch mentions the ru
NOR of the resignation Of Judge Taney.
A merchant of Alexandra received lettel
from his brother in Richmond, urging him "a
leave imme ediately, as the Southern army is con
csntratingto drive the Federal troops away.
The Posts dispatch says the rebels are evac
Mating Harper's Ferry, contemplating concen.
tration near Richmond and Norfolk.
When the frigate Niagara was at Havana,
two New Orleans schooners were In port, flying
the rebel flag, but visit from Lieut.. Porter
occasioned the substitution of the stars and
stripes.
A gentleman from Norfolk reports 10000
troops there, well armed, with food plenty, but
high.
$4,000 men are at Richmond, and the CITY is
strongly fortified.
JEFF. Davis was III, but expected Immediately
The schooner Urbana has arrived from in.
dianola via Havana, with companies A and D.
Second United States Infantry. under Captain
Jordan and Lieut.. Grove; also l2 women and l2
children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-31

Murray Books AT RANDALL e. AsToN's.-
The following valuable military books can b
had at the Bookstore of RANDALL e. ASTON, Il
this city:
THE STARS AND STRIPES SoNosTER Is fnI
collection Of original patriotic songs and march
ing choruses, written to popular operatic airi
and well known melodies.
The HANDY-BooK OF THE U. 8. SOLDIER, pub
lshed by J. B. LIPPIsoorr g. Co.. /, Philadelphia,
is small pocket manual Of instruction for the
soldier to prepare him for the use and study Of
the authorized U. s. Infantry Tactics, contained
In the volume noticed below.
The u. s. INFANTRY TACTICS, published
by ]. B. LiPPiNooTT & Co., Philadelphia, Is de-
signed for the instruction, exercise and ma
neuvres of the U. s. Infantry, including Iu-
fantry of the Line, Light Infantry and Rife
men. II was prepared under the direction Of
the War Department, and authorized and adopt.
ed by the Secretary OF War, May l, 1861. II
contains the school of the soldier; the school Of
the company; instruction for skirmishers; the
general calls; the calls for skirmisbers, and the
school Of the battalion; including the articles
Of war and dictionary Of military terms
A pocket volume containing so much informa.
tion for the military man, and endorsed by such
high authority. needs no further recommends.
ton.
Remember that these works can be obtained
at RANDALL e. AsTos's in this city.