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The national Republican., 1862-08-28

M ass BAkEH WILL RESUME HER
Nl SCHOOL, No. 383 Eighth strsei, between ]
and X, on MONDAY, beptsmber ist.
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VIZ AsHIaayOH 81 A,Rv 1AUrORY.

WANTED-60 fsmalss " learn 10 make sSirs
person osn, In short time, mshs, psr week, froa
Ssto ~ Inquire, tor psrdoaisrs, st w Seventh q
ooeVNS0 And u s0v lA--tS
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
rWLECTORs OVrICr.

GOLLECTOR'n ORRICI.
WAsnssros, d; q, Aususs % !e69.
been fixed at seventy i've ,uts on the oas huAdrsd
dollars. A disoouny OF. fftssn Ier cent h allowed
under the Law until the Last day Of Ssp'snbo
C?in and due bills tr osrtaestss Of ndsbts4nsss Of
ihls corporation a. tine enoplnat Of nvs dollars
and Trsaaury notes Of the Usitsd Sstas, srs alsae
receivable In pay pent OF tAxes- d, 49,.
The sbstsmsbt hersiu named will MI b. allowed
upop the taxes atcruidg upon the property sNfsAdy
In arrears for tax for general purposes, until suoh
srrsarsgs 10 paid.
WM. DIXON,
su 2.-ctawsw l6tar.l Collector
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.lEfDNLM N.IEI

Horrible AseiAsns--A Dsy's Legs cus OF
Yesterday aftsrnoon. about O'Clock, little
son Of Mr.. Leoaerd Reeves, q wcrtpy isoorer
who lives iuNA vicinity Of the eavy::yard. met
With most shocking end fAtAl accsdeptta ths
A long train 81 oars OF, the branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which OF osses the
foot Of the Avsnue % First strsst, was backing
past the Capitol eAts. when the boy attempted
10 get on baggage car, and missing his hold.
swuDg rndsr tRs ear, whom II passsd over his
lsgs Al the thighs, sevsriog both legs. He was
taken out OH the sidewalk a. soon as possible
The severed limbs merely hung by the skin
and we're mangled In horrible manner. The
boy 10 about IL years Of age. He appeared
conscious, and called earnestly for bis mother
4 iAdyNAs passing, and as she approached, be
looked her earnestly In the faoe and asked n
she thought hs would die. She told him that
abe thought not, and tried u encourage him.
He asked for water, and on obtaining II hs
drank with great eagernsss. Hs wxs put In a
oarriaee and sent tO bis parents. He aid not
live but two or three hours, when death came
and relieved him Of bis intense suferings. Nav
that God who notes tho fall Of q sparrow, bind
up the hearts Of those grief stricken parents,
whose agoniss must be heartrendint In view oi
this fearful calamity II 10 said that constant
apprehensions have been felt BY those who live
and do business 10 the locality, that some such
catastrophe as this would OCCUR IN o0nss.
qusncs Of the frequent attempts made BY boys
70 "ostoh . ride" on the passing oars. II 10
hoped that this will prove warning sgainst
suoh reoklessnsss In the future.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

uAvING BEEN IMPOSED UPON BY GER
II tain pt tnoLs / notify ths public not TO trust
pIopiriy with any pers n, nor to pay any debts Or
claims due me 70 any ps'aon but mysslf for I will
not pay any dsbts nor luiesoe In sny sale or trade
Of my proI srty nor the pay msnt Of any q, bs or
claims due me, uulss It b. done with self psrson.
sonaiiy pre- ent,
! siso notify the public h,viug any debs or olsims
q gaidst me, 10 msks dsinsni of them within ten
dsy'. or they may lose the tight to oollee, .hsa.
aug9I III 80 JOHN SEYHERT
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Circle institute,

ClrCI0 ms. lCUC6,
For xoun LACa1eS,
No, 6l II street, nenr the Circle.
Session oom ~et oe, oa tn ist OF September.
Terms Der .luAIie' of T-n Weeks, tl2--Frsnoh and
Music ilaudel.
Spanish, Italian, aarnsn, Latin, and several other
language. taught 10 The samr souooi
Dr K ZAPPuSE viii give three lectures each
WI ,k On Ilersur, and Suiei oe, and otherwise as
aIt whenever h. can spare time rs his medical pro
ius Ion
uuz g. Mrs A LAPPONR, Principal,
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pr tn. r...iSssaissss e =, 4ss u..r.u

Pres dent Of Is USls.d 6esss q Anssiea, a hsrs
by declare sAd mAhs knoWn Mat tsabto sAle will
State eli W soesnin, so1nsD Dalse % Monday, ths
sxth day Of Ostobsr aaxt, fn1 e6s dlsposAl Of the
pablo lands situated within the following nAns1
tswnships, Wis q, luIfar 'spd fol ,'s-lU'
Nora Of " bass Inc and east ef NJ foswth prin.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

MaplewOOd Young Ladies Institute,
PITrsFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS.
C. mmeuoss its iorty third sent annual sedsion, Il
October y, 1854.
IT, attend luce and It's liabilities for siucaton
Unaffected by tbs war Daughters oi military meu
received on reduced terms.
Fur circulars, address
Rev C. V SPEAR the P,inSlpa!
auy .b-todlm
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Communicated.
WantoA Dsstr nc tion Of Prop .rty.

"entoA DesSfucth0n or Prop fty.
Ma. EplroR Permit me to invite your alton
ment functionary. whose duty II Is to take
care Of the public grounds and trees In and
around the CITY Of Washington. -
It 10 enough TO excite the grief and indigna-
tion Of any right. minded man TO witnsss the
wanton dsstruction Of the beautiful trees and
Treasury extension. Almost every day bands
Of misohisyous boys and worse men may be
seen rowing through these beautiful parks,
and mutilating and destroying what has been
reared With 30 much care and great expense.
And - " the fury Of savage men and q yil.
work OF destruction apparently commenced by
an uprestrAined soldlery, drovea Of cattle and
hogs have been let In 40 auxiliaries. Along the
adjacent banks Of the Potomac, and between
the canal there extends narrow strip OF
shore for mile or mile and half In the d.
rsotion Of Georgetown. Upon this emb snk.
msnt was planted, at regular Intervals, syoa
more trees, which have attained their full
growth, and form dsnrs shade, thus converting
this otherwise unattraotive spot into one Of tho
most delightful promepades At this season Of
the year In the vicinity Of the national me.
tropolis. Ths citizen or 'sojourner who has
once enjoy ed this enchanting prospsot has
found bis footsteps irres.tibly propelled IN this
direction when 10 quest OF enjoyment Of nature,
or whom in contemplative mood.
Nothing Of the kid 10 to bs found In the
vicinity Of the cities Of London or Of Paris that
has not been prepared ut the expense Of mil
Hons. Yet here this prospect Of river shore,
and Of academic grove, seems to have been
accidentally, at least unintentionslly, formed,
and at no great expense, aud "woos Us but 10
spare" Yet II has wooed In vain. The efioer
having charge Of this property Of the people
has converted II or permitted II TO be oon-
yerted into corral for mules, which seem to
have imbibsd the savage ferooity OF their
masters, and thas trees are literally devoured,
unless indeed the sycamore is possessed Of
" many lives - are reputed TO belong to the
feline tribe Of animals. And II the Executive
does not Immediately hold responsible for this
shameful neglect Of duty his appropriate sub.
ordinate, many weeks will not elapse before
the public grounds south Of the Treasury .ex
tension will share the same fate.
will not invite your attsnton TO the un.
necessary destruction Of natural private parks,
almost on the outskirts Of the oity, and which
must have sooner or later formed portion Of
the public grounds Of the National Capital Of
the Model Repusho, particularly the gorgeous
group Of natural scenery known 40 Pxiro's
grounds, at one time the property Of the poet
Barlow. and but . year ago the incarnation Of
the poets dream.
These objects Of public interest are, unfor-
tunatsly, the property Of private citizens.
Yet may not the Whola peOple Of the United
States appeal to the President for protection Of
these from unnecessary dsstr uction, ss well n
the public groundsf
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

nROOUCE AND FRUIT
Il SJl boxss slnops.
100 boxes Oranges
y, HO CoAoosnuts
800 barrels Potatoes.
2n0 barrels Oaions.
100 barrels Prime Apples.
10 LOO buncbes Onions.
Au store and for sale by
JONES h CO,
~ ls--lm Caruer Eight and d strssts.
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N q r r Q p.
Paving StOneWanted

PHDPUBITIOEB are Invited Tor IuFnshlng PaV'
Ing Stone by the perch " twenty five cubic feet,
di,lTibuisd along the route Of the Washington spd
tisorastown railroad, between the west end Of the
Capitol giounfs an the Navy Yard gate. About
iory ptrchss OF stone are quired Tor each ono hun
dred feet tu length Of the strset.
Per.ons desiring TO furnish STONE will please
call upon, or addiss, the Superintendent o Con.
struc Ion, VIM wharton, Jr., or the underaigned,
at tss Bansisg House Of Jay Cooks Co. Fifteenth
street II. y. COOKE
aus28--3t Prs~idsnt.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

Lands sppecpristsd BY Law for he ~ Of schools,
anliitasy, ID ssnsr plrpsses. tse2thr With ths
of eula!at %, J, Kany, granted y ths State By ths
and othsr states - rseiain tie swsmp laaAs wftA
b. sHsludsd fron ifs ale. 80
Ths ofsrisg Of tAs above lsnAs wfli b sonnsnssd
On S,. sSs dsZ spPSa.sS ed xi lsSS:sa z e order
have been s1brSl and t6s ale 80 eossi; bet IL
ale shall not b hspt opsa loaedf than two vssks
nis,e6 snui amer x sxpi1stiss cfS7s two vSsis
qNvn urlsf ny hand d ths ~ q Waahngtsn,
tAh ihirtisth day q Nay, snhS Doatni, ses Nol
sand sisht hui dfsd and a1ty.two.
By The Pfesidsnt: .- r,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
co..Isnne. A.. .o.-...aH..Ann..
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRD'S THEATRE,

<AAAA AAAoJ4SNAA|ANA ~ AAcs
F0RD'6 THEATRE,
Tsnth street.
This elegant frat GLASS Theatre will open Tor
yI. TiE kB0UfAR sgAS1E, fIIg
On THUR5DAY EVENING. August as,
With the eminent American Coisedian,
, Dir. John b. Clarke.
Bustsihet bya dxt clan Cumpspyf'
Bis nrit appearance since hS return from Earops
During the season III. foIlowiug dstins uishsd at
traction will b. presented .
MISS MaGoIk MITCHELL.
The Be, utiful md Gifted Actyessi
MISS CAROLINE RlCHINGS (the American
Csp,sttioe) asd Mr.. PETER KfCHfSGs,
Tho RAUe1 Troupe,
(Now a Nibios, New York,J
And many other dramatic celebrities
For pAr,loulAfs ~ futurs bulls. 90.
ADnrssIoN.
Dress Circle and Parguet -. 10 cents.
O'ohs "a Ssab. b.....,...........Is u oants.
~ During the interim Of the dramatic season
pains kud expense have sseufed additional comfort
o the auditefs In this elesaut and comfortable ssab
ishnent The company Will be choice, and adapted
'hehy to comedy. Particular attention 70 Invited
% fu'ure announoemsnfs aug 81
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

IN INEAATRY TACTICS,
For the
UNITED STATES ARMY AND MILITIA
Per orr Or Of
Hon L. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of Wxr,
August II 1909.
For sale BY
Bookseller snd Ststionsr, ss4 Pson. Av.,
An 23-lw Near Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

A T'TENTION sOLDlElis AND SUIT
A LERS Having Just complsisl our assortment
81 Camp Furniture, we would now resp, otiu'ly Ia.
yits ihs sttentioa Of soldiers and suyi,r Our ss.
sortmsnt oonpriss In part the following Camp
geods, VIZ
Tsbles Camp Stools, Camp Cots, Camp Maitrer,s ss,
With III othtr articles Of Camp turniture calculated
to make soldier comfortable, Al Of which will be
cold at the very lowest cash ioss 81
GREEN WILLIAMS,
gusl No 500 Seventh street corner D.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

AEAYETTE INSTITUTE,
l. 800 street, bttyveen 18th and lAth,
Que of the o'os.t mos thorough and most de nable
Sch 10 for Young Ia.di AID Mise. In he ci y.
Session ocmniencs- eep embcr sth. Tuition 90.
cofding to sg Guc advsnn ment.
Gu23-WSstf iStMl LC lOOMI5
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conmi..ionsrs Of The as,srsI Is.d oas,,

Ndtes b Prsme1tsW Ols6nsNks
10 any cf the lasds within Ne towpships aal pa q
tnwrships above sauneeatsd, required % sseablsh
the same 70 the satefAstoa Of tAs Register snd Hs-
. soos . pf.stsosbis ssr sssinS t6 noties, asd SS
fore the day apponted for the eoamsncsmsns Of he
public sale Of The lands snbraolng the tsses sansd,
otherwise suoh claim Will Fortified.
j. n. EDHUND6,
CoGminleusF Of the 0snsral Lard O0os.
Eors.--undsr the regulations Of the Dspartnspt
made for sdvsrusing proelamaaons, sxosps 70 each
pubshsfs - are PscldEv asertsA % publish by TIE
Ccmnhsldoner ID the General LAnd Ofhos.
lane lS-W1eW
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

n F. p AIR N G.
A. nanufAoturs 1runks extsusivsly, and necss.
ssiily have all kinds Of Trunk Material, an better
pesparsd b repair Trlnks, ao., thoroughly and
promptly, than say other sstsbiishmsnt IL the city.
Hf JAMBS D. TOPHAM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
10000 Rebelg at OorInth Largo

CHICAGO, March 2s Tho Tfibune's special
from Cairo says gentleman from Plttsburg and
Savannah arrived this morning. On Monday
last q reconnaissance In force was made on the
Pea Ridge, Mobile aud Ohio Railroad, where
the rebels were said to be fortfying. No enc
my was found.
Our forces are continually augmented by the
arrival Of fresh troops.
Latest advlces from the rebel camp at Cor
inth give their strength there at seventy thoua'
and.
On Sunday last force was sent to Nicholas
landing, sixty miles south of Savannah, which
seized fifteen thousand pounds OF fresh pork,
forty FIVE thousand pounds Of cured hams and
shoulders. For long time this has been the
mart for the pork business Of the c. s. A.
Within the last two weeks large quantities
have been sent southWard by teams.
On Monday in an engagement between the
gunboats Tyler and Lexington and mask
ed battery in the Vicinity OF Eastport, the
gunboats 6red fifty shots. The Tyler's stack
was struck once, The effect on the enemy's
works was not asoerteined
Captains Bedard aud Carson returned to Sa-
vannah from Nashville on Tuesday night over.
land.
Generals Nelson, Thomas and McCook's di.
visions of Buell's column had reached Duck
creek.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

I ooRN-Thsre isa good demand and the msrkes
rmsr, but prices are not higher. We quota mixed q
In bulk at The lower depots: 5000 bushels Whit
sold et 35c and 500 buaheis mixed at 30. X Y
OATe-There 70 an inproxed demand and prices ore I
shade higher. We quote them at NKc In bulk; iOOt
bushels sold At canal at 2c and 400 bushels IN sacks a
26c, sacks returned. ~
at 55D56c for prime samples on arrival.
BARLEY-A continued fair demand for prime sampler
at zoe for a and 63D05c for State spring. Chicago
spring sells at 5096Oci the latter rate for No. I.
HAY-The market Ia unchanged and steady. We quote
ughtpressed at ei301i, and loose pressed at OiiDle
per ton In bales, on arrival.
CHEEsE-Ihe demand Is gooi and the market arm
atful rates. We quots Western Reserve at 30, Ham.
burg SIC, and New York State stsk@9o.
BurTnk-Prime and choice qualities are In falt de-
and at l09l9ci the lower grades are dull at lO04c
for fair to good, and zoe for common.
bEED-A continued good demand for clover. and
prces are again higher; tho market closing nrm at IS 20
5 2S for prime. There IL not much prime seed the
market the offerings being chiefly Of the lower grades
sales Of brs fair at IS l0 81 brls primo at e5 20
ank 10 brls do at s5 25 Nothing doing In timothy.
Gdsstts.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Esw York Market.
luEFoErrp FOR ruE ONO srATEsxAs |

lukfohIkp Foh lux OHIO bTATksMAN
NEw YORK. March 2s.
AsHEs- Quiet and steady, with sales at IS 50 fol
Pearls, and IS as for Pots.
oorfoN. Market continues dull with trlains sales a
RLoUR-There Is less doing, and the market still
continues heavy, while the prices are generally ha,e
S So Op ss ws % s q 9eG 6
Btaei IS 2O95 25 for superhne western; SIS 30Q5 6C
for common to medium extra westernj S5 60a5 20 Io
shipping brands extra round hoop ohio s5 e596 rs fol
CANADIAN FLoUR--The market ia dull and droop
Ing; sales of $50 barrels at IS 3o9G so for common
RYE RLoUR-Quist and steady, with sales Of $50 bbls
at 50 25R425.
CORN ME AL-Is more steady; GALES Of 800 barrels
at S2 90 for jersey and Is for Brandt wine.
'WHIsKY-Firmer and unsettled sales Of 26O parrels
at 22X92ic, chiefly 239936c.
WhEAr-Heavy and nonnally unchanged; no trans.
actions Of importance.
kYE-Quiet at e0GDsQc.
BARLEY-scarce and ARM sales Of 95 bushels Can.
adsn West at o5:.
coRN-Market opened quiet and closed dull, with a
downward tendencyi sales Of 000 bushels at 575sc
for mixed western ia store and Ss@S9c for delivered;
white southern.
BEANS-Thero were salos Of 1000 barrels a, 81 5OS
choice.
OATs-A little Armer; sales at 3sa3oISc for Jersey
Canada western and state.
C0FPEE-Quiet and nomnally unchanged: sales Of
100 bags Ct. Domingo OF 10.
sUaAR-Raw, in good demand. at well mai tanned
prices sales OF 1875 hogsheads, chiefly Cuba t67;
Porto Rico at e@skc also, 500 boxes Hayata at prl
vate terms.
PoRK-The market continues dull and heavy, with
lss q ESQ barrels at sl9 759l325 for mesS sl2 so
OLA W for western and city prime the latter price
for very choice, and Sl0910 50 for prime.
BEEF-In moderate demand and unchanged prices;
sales Of $50 barrels at ~ 5095 SO for country prime
IS 5Os 0O for country mess Sl29l3 so for iepacked
mess, and Sl3 75914 SO for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-In moderate demand with sales Of 25
barrels choice western at SIT so.
CUT MEATs--ACtiye, with sales Of 625 packages at
4h&Sc for western and city shoulders; 5k@7c for do
hams.
BAo0N-stdea in good demand and prices Armsr
sales Of $50 boxes at 20 for western long rbbsd mlddes
7xc for very heavy short clear dressed,
AoGsEDressed, quiet and nominal at 4Kc for weSt.
ern and 5@5X for city.
LARD-More active and prices advanced No sales Of
5O0 barrels at 7%@@Sk, the latter an extreme price;
go kegs at eAc Included In the sales are 400 barrels
prime kettle rendered to arrive at skc.
BuTTER-Is in steady demendi sale at 99 1sIEc for
Ohio, 16D9Io for state.
OHENsE-Firm at case.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
RHEUmATEsm,

No disease ia 80 certain Of euro by BRANDRETH's
PILLS as this. They soon take out Of the blsod the
particular Virus upon which all the pain depends and
the patient Is cured,
Mr. T. NJ. Adam, aO8 Twelfth Street, New York, sui.
fersd with rheumatism for long period. He was at.
tended By able phyicans but their prescriptions were
Of no avail; he was unable to move without
and for four months almost entirely confined to bis
bed At this period Of his sickness. when hope had ed
and he expected to be cripple for hs remainder Of his
hfe, be was recommended to use BRANDRETH's
PILLS. The fret box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided 'rom the second box,
andby the time he had used eighteen boxes he was en-
srelycured Of rheumatism, and the s:reDgth and sup
pleness Of his limbs we're restored, II is now over
year that this cure has teen Effected and he has had no
return, but continues in tho enjoyment Of perfect
health, May 9th, 1861.
.sold by JoHE n. COOK, Druggist, Columbus, ard by
all respectable dealers In inedcinen
mar29-dAw1m ftl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Latest from strnsburg.

WINCHESTER, March 2S.-The latest intolli
genoe We have from Strasburg is dated yester
day. Ashley's rebel iorcee, with four guns, ap
peared near Sirasburg and threw several shells
into cur camp, killing one Of our men and
Rounding another. His position was such as 10
prevent us from cutting him of.
General Banks reoonnoitered all the positions
Of the enemy for several miles around, and re-
turned to camp after dark. General Jackson is
believed to be very quiet before Edinburg.
Most OF the population Of Strasburg have
been UnioDists throughout the war, and are 80
still. The agent OF the Manassas Railroad and
Station Master, who have been hiding for weeks
iu The mountains to avoid General Jackson's
forces, have returned and given valuable lnfoF-
nation to General Banks Many OF the ibhab-
itSnts have been residing for weeks In the
mountains.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

ST. LoUIs, March 2S.--Gen, Halleck has is
sued an order that, In view Of the rapid exten.
sion Of steamboat navigation into disloyal
States, and the importance Of having boats en-.
gagged in such navigation controlled by loyal
citizens, 1t is ordered that all licenses to pilots
and engineers navigating the waters 10 this De-
partment be revoked from and after the 18th
proXimo, and that said pilots and engineers take
out new Licenses from tho Supervising Inspect
or, who will only grant licenses to persons Of
approved loyalty, or, In case Of doubt, will re-
quire bond with security for the loyal conduct
of such pilots and engineers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

BosToN, March 28 "A resolution was intro
duced in the House to-day, iDsIucting the
committee on Federal Relations to consider
the expedlency of addressing TO the President
of the United States a memorial asking for the
immediate trial Of Gen. Stone, now in military
confinement. The resolution was opposed OIL
the ground that such interference was uncalled
for, though the speakers expressed the hope
that Gen. Stone would speedily have Q Lria
which public justice demanded. The resolu'
tion was rejected almost una nim0usly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
new York stock Market.
trnpoRArnrD FOR THE ONO STATESMAN. ]

ITkLE0KArHED FOR THE OHIO sTATksMAN'I
NEW YORK, March 2s.
The stock market Is dull to-day; Chicago and
Rock Island Sc; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 27k
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, lst preferred epX
Cleveland and Toledo 49, Michigan southern 23K
Galena and Chicago COX; Illinois Central scrip 44K
Michigan Central 5S%; Erie preferred 6OH; Erie
United States skies Of 1891, registered, 93 do
pons 94k treasury 1910 100 United States Fiyes O
IA coupons 6s; Panama l2l; Pacific Mall 9; 1llinoi
skies 5eK; Missouri skies SIX Harlem preferred Blk
Harled "a bonds 90; Hudson 45x; Virginia skies 10
Canton co. l4 Toledo and Wabash I'd bonds 4sk Oleve
land Columbus & Cincinnati ll9k; Cleveland ant
Pittsbrrg TX.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
The BaItilhors z Ohic Railroad open

BALTIMORE, March 26.--We are at length en-
Ableo 10 make the following reliable announce.
ment. n
The engineers and track layers report the
track Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad finished
with the exception OF three miles midway be.
tween Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry. All
the numerous bridges are completed, and the
Washington and the eeastern cities With Wheel.
Ing and PArkeraburg, and the western rails will
positively be laid on Sunday morning, 30th inst.
The first regular through passenger train will
leave Baltimore, Wheeling and Parkersburg
on Wednesday, April 2d, at the latest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Money Market.

rElEoRAPHu FOR rHE ONO srArpxANl
NEW YoRK, March %.
The market rules quite active at 6x@7 per cent fol
loans on call.
Strictly prime paper Is In demand at per cent.
Sterling Exchange quoted nominal at l11k@lli
for Bankers Bills,
American Gold dull at lk9lE per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars nominal at lx9lX per cent
premium.
Government stocks less sctive u s. ss of 1884, os1
10 10 Treasury Notes are lrm at par.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Kliled bY nPrian.nr =, 81

HARToRD, March 20. = Daniel Webster,
Warden Of the State Prison at WetherAeld, WI
assaulted last night BY q refractory prisoner
named Jerotte Foote. Foote had secreted q
knife and stabbed Webster In the heart and ab.
domen. Webster died a. noon 70 day Hs
leaves family.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

Nrw Yoax, March 2s.--A letter in the Phil.
adelphia Inquirer states that Col. Geary's head.
quarters are at Upperville, Janquere Co., We.
The forces under his command are guarding the
passes Of the Blue Ridge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

BUFFALO, March 27.-The propellora Equinox
end Eclipse, of the New York Central Railroad
Line, have left for Toledo. The latter left las!
night and the Equinox this morning Very lii.
tie ice in sight. Prospects are good for early
opening of navigation.