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THE EVENING STAR.
POLICE REPoR-s-FTrst Precinct.-William
Eddy, selling liquor 10 soldiers; Jail in default

POLICE REPoR-s-FTrst Prccinct.-W William
Eddy, selling liquor TO soldiers; Jail in default
oI hne.
Ssend Preeinct -Chas Tucker, F. B. Snow,
Chrfst'r Carson, shooting robbins; dIsmi ssed.
q. II, Skinner, resisting officer, Daniel CLARK,
drank and disoroerly; military. Henry e.
Lyons, do; licked Up and dismissed. Andrew
Jones, stealing wood; dismissed. james w.
Williams, deserton: military.
wood s Hamilton. drink. discharged. john
Kaiser, Keeping vicious dog; Sc Al. j. Smoot,
nuisance; Dismissed Chas. Smith, larceny;
jail for court. Two soldiers, drunk military,
Fourth Precinet-F Fran els Porter. Jas. Bow
den, drunk and disorderiy; workbonse. Mar.
paret O'NeiI, Pat Conner, Sarah Deible, Israel
Icys,aV larceny; bail for court. r. ". Mere
DIR, James Holmes and Pa. Shay, drunk 81
Israel Dorsey, assault; bail for court. Michael
Mack. carrying Weapons Workhoase.
S.Ifh I'rectnet.-Andrew Riley, huckstering
unlicensed IS cents. w. NJ. Smlth. drunk; dis
missed. Wm. Bentill, assault and battery;
tail ef peace. Il. ]. Hain, fighting: NJ j. Hig-
Cuts, fast riding; military. VIM. Douglass,
Wm. II. Morgan, do SIS each. James Davis,
drunk and disorcerly; So. L.. Alexander L.
Ueiarey, jos. Bartlett, g. -Bauchart, a. Ratag-
fiata, Carlo aetagliata, J. 6 uil!ot, = Martes-
Ia, J. Nassno, A. Lewis, John Backus, r. Beck
with, Ii. Brown. disorderiy; % each. Louis
Gauty, L. Foissen, !. Cappella do; 80 5Deach
John Harrison, 60 50. w. Cranmond aud A.
RoEi, do; dismissed.
Gsr,h frecirct--IaInes Kendrick. drunk and
& sCYGeriy; -. Sarah Lear, larceny; deferred.
John w ErarseI, Thomas Canty, assault and
battery; bail Tor court. Anne Mozinger, disor-
Gr.y; S4. Mary C0orbs, DO; dismissed. las,
Gsary, do; SIS. J. a. Shsndan, do; 5000. J..
Poser, do: 81 Daniel Ryan, do 81. Andw
Smith, 60; 81. John Baunis'er, do. and pro-
1sne; - James Cam pbeIi, drunk and disor-
derry; miiitsry. Geo TaiiafeTro, stealing 4
horse; deferred. Eiiza " atson, Betsy Beckett,
stealing; dismissed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASEs.-WIlliam
Choates, susp1cious character J. T. Willis, do
mllitsJJ. David Shine, drank; 81 SO. George
Proctor, drunk dis missed Robin Sumner,
| 90 and disorlerEy; SIS Ihos DWyer do; do.
Michael DwysT, do; do. Maurice Murphy,
discrccrly; dismissed. Jane Murphy, do. and
drunk do. John Mack. fighting; sl5e. Bar
pey Moore. do; DO Michael Dugan, drunE;
di sinisssd. James Jones, disordariy ; ioSkaa
M 3 hours. Horatio Mater, creating nuisance;
dismissed. Howard Wociainston, grand lar-
ceny; Jail for court.
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PROPOSALS.
DR OP OeALs FOR FLOUR.
0fts Depot Gonmissary Of Sabsi.tenes.

0fsts Depot Con7nlissary Of Sabsinenes. I
Washington. ID C., March A. 1854
frALEp PRoPosaLs are invited until the 18th
IN tsnt 1t II e'clcek NJ. for furnishing the
suss,sssnes Department With TIM TH0 UsAND
100000 BARRELS OF FLOUR:
The proposals will bs for what is Known at this
depotas noe, /. 2 and 5, and bids will be enter
tame for ary quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
fhe delivery OF the Flour to commence within
Eve Gays from the opening OF the bids, and ia suoh
quantities daily Is the Government may direct,
delivered At the Government wasrshouss IN
Georgetown, st the wbarvss, Or at the railroad
depot in Washington. @.
The delivery of all Flour AWARDED to BE- compile
ted within twenty days from the opsoine Of tae
bids.
Payment viii be made in certificates of iudebtsd-
n.ss, or such other funds as the Government may
have for disbursement
The usual government inspectic will be made
Just before the Flour ir received and none will bs
accepted which is not fresd ground
An cath OF allegiance must accompany the bid Of
each bidder WAC has not the oath file in this
Office. and no bid ~iB be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply With their
bids or from, bidders cot present TO respond.
Cove rnms Mt reserves the right to reject any bid
fer cause.
Bid- to he addressed to the undersigned, At No.
22S g street. endorsed ~ reposslr for Pour.'
8 O. GREENE,
NH s. I'd Captain anu q. \ v.
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" RO d. P A X I 8.

De Forestier-Le service dc lTnfanteris Legere
oIeanefI Memories sur les Principles de Ia 8 ira.
b'Asenar-systsms de Guerrs Moderne. 2 PATS.
vegece-Frsite de Part Mlitaire.
De iismploi de iiafauterie dams Is defense dss
PAGES Fortes.
Cs,ol-manuel de ADMINISTRATION del Corps de-
Fon.eoom bo-Rssume his.oriqas des progress de
GaiIiara - instruction Eur la Fortif :s.!on dc
sirstassnaes Miiitaires vols
Gahci-lnstructlon adreEsee aux Omoisrs d Ia
ehstslaip-Traitsd es Reconnaissance Millsairss
Correart -Becusil sur les Reconnaissance mfi-
Viaii-Cours a'Ars ct Ristoirs Militsires 2yols.
nbs FRaNOK TAYLOR.
'NRIEsMAR-.Protscted by, ROYAL Letter. Patent
lo9le &c thaEIoaeie de Paris. and ths Imperial
Mo- s ths remedy for
atom, and kahsps:ion 81 ths sys,
s cuss6s
No. is the infallihs edy for al Impurities and
nd Rs Of
5sn ,, .psrs,on is in the fern Of mess assess
IosE ssssss; Il oas tor g. ses il 81 ss:es: thus
:csss = yalyssa: s:Hsn sSas, Row, ~. g., a.
Wholesa ard ssts.i by Dr.. BARROW. No. 1sA
e !. ID sis5 S ofs g. g.. FORD. Nc ase p
IN CITY "a LSDEY,
pIs Establishment dSsiGoeo to be the most
peta Of the hind ia to United States. wiz ,
I.asy to receive orders for washing about 'hs 9Th
SQUADRON TACTICS UNDER STEAM. By
Manual N Of Naval Tactics. By Captain Ward U.
hsnosuvrss of Steam Fleets. BY Capt. MoOrsoa.
rs BonE e,ou1 Trsite des kanosuTrss de Nor.
Jstt.oue Nsvale Paris
Tactic Navale l'usase de Ia Marine Francaiss
Psul Hoste's Nsva, Tactics. London.
Rsnatue:le coars do Tao'iGns .aS ;a paTt,
mb5 FRANOk TAYLOR.
tlRICKsI BRlcKs!l
II BBIcKsill
nE3-ln.< a. Il r. A. RICHARDS.
lroREsT WINE BItTEas,-
L FoRf y6R Tssy VINE fs,T 5ITfrss
FOREST WINS BiTrsR3
EQUAL to apy o; The h si'ers Ia the country
- '" RILxyA sHINN.
70. 81 Greene street,
fee I'm Georgetown, o, O
pkoyIssos ALAx. WoLowsKI Has raE
ssh the seaela Of bis is isaas ans
pupiIs, win give ens more and positively last
course OF destruction in Singing ana the P,sno
Forte, by bis new AMI entirely original method.
All those who desire t, become ine singers
cGilent performers can avail themselves of this la
street. corner OF 18th st. fsI2.ln
T. ISAAC HsRZ8ERG d SON
100000 to loan ip All ne on Watches, Jewslry,
Diamonds, siIver Ware, Ladies and Gents, NA
enis' sins cur tusiness, We have erected > u
warehouse at we COW make loans on Msrchaa
So' ISL o.s, bet. - aid st 9Th rese Of Essisasi
Hotel. fyah l-snl /. HxRZ BE8G & son.
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MASSEY COLLIEsA CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER

MASSEY COLLINS d CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER
lam COW rsceiving large quantities of DaAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this ce!ebrat Brewery,
which l am prepared to furnish on short notice to
ell persons who VIII favor me With their orders.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
tended to
Goods delivered In all parts OF Washing ton and
GEORGETOWN, free Of charge
Terms - Cash on dslicery.
RILEY A saINH, Agent.
Union Botltng Depot. 81 Green st,
apttf Gsorxeto.n. D o.
HAPeIsEss Or MISERY l-T4Ar Is TIL Z
OF Aas &c AID
pente-to issse ! free Tor the bsnsas Of suffer
ils hume nifty Joar OF their most inst:nctiys aad
featiors: Nervous DsbiIlty, Premature De.lins,
lnGisestion, wess ness, Depression, or isnoranss
lecture. have osen the means of sniighlsnins aas
saving II on Eands and v' be forwarded free the
,sien ,abtg.! q Anatomy and ssdteIne 563 Broad
4SsN, rev fotk juE3y
CsaRIsI1D oIDR
! s.ss .nss fsss'ysd per sehseasEs "GeoEe. ..
srars saa SHf1n Iiip5ss sss
1sher for s:le at the iowest MARKET price, IA sra
asss s ssa Dafshtsss and all
sris .rties Of Older are iayissd to eaI sns . -.
.-''s shis before pasaAaaRsis . i,ssshI sar,s
;. uuios ses,iins Dspss. 81 ar.en 81.
- a<oI ss,owE,. u. q.
yp svf shx ,oa 6s s0gH k1t9f En- gonD
N, q. MoKNsW,
Union Fire Wood Mil,
st Corner Seventh street and Canal
HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD for .aI,
H cord Iens II, cheap, BY N. G. MoKS1W.
Corner Seventh street ana Canal.
GOAL oOsALiI OOALIl!
~ .,II OF ALL KIN ps, On HAND,
AND YoR sALS By
Union Fire Wood Mil,
ses Corner Seventh street end Cams
IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS.
r6 sUrLuRs WILL FIND
II. A oD0wNlNG Il CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAM
10 Be 4 MOST vALUABLB ARTspLD 10
1Ain TRADE. @sas
II sells vsry rapidly. ana ID the raoss seopor,Ie.
Arsa"ls diet the ofnosr's mess. II Il ,reoa,es
a one minute, and mAkesa most do lia,oue sou, !,
oAowisse II 10 highly rsssmmsndea ), A,rs,,
serssaas, TIE prents ere large ~ |.
b. A. DOWNING a On
manufacturers OF Concept-sfas Ho,o
NO. III East 18th st., Rev Vc-h
a, ia By BARBOUR 6EAhss SOL A..
% Louisiana Avsnoe
Ntn WsshtrEtoo, Do.
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d r r 1 q 4 A l. .

HEADQUARTERS Military District Of Washington,
Warrington, D. o., February l6, 1854. !
General Orders No. 3-Ool. T. Ingraham, seth
Massachusetts volunteers, 10 hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
By command CT Brig. Gen. Martindale.
JOHN +. SHRRBURNs.
re l6.u Assistant Ad jutaut General.
Passes to Visit the Army Of the Potomac.
/. Applications must be made at the Office Of
Malsr Louis H. PelouZe, No. 300 street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between IL a. N.
and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pelouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
2. If not granted at the Office of Major Pc
louie, the decision is final, and no referel ce
need he made at the War Department.
3. Passes cannot be given 70 females to visit
the army.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
Z. ID. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adiutant General.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
W. R. SNOW q 90,
WHoLESALB AND RETAIL pBALERs
AND s1IppERa IN

ys ~ M e RLAND GOAL.
Ofsce-eornsr Of High ana Wstar. s,.o,eatavn
D. O..
poeAe-corner Market and Canal. Ers s3ss.sf Z
= steAn sfs coaisd st our Covered Docks, iO7
water street, one block above High. Three thou
ard tons on hand. 8. tor,,-
TIES WIsEs EVIDENCE, novel NV q
/ WILTSHIRE. 80 - s'0i' NJ ~. "
Lie snd can ss;sn a, - M. Ds.noSrasy; 81,
The Perfect dsnteGan or ktiaastte and rlo-
Lady Mend. ~ Pierce Igan; gsl, s s-s,..g.-.
lie of2enersl Btu y; 81 -
Allen Il Life Of Rhflt<ir elsa 81 So
HuI2t OLE Is Letts r. 10 O Laty; a.
srhsnhs Hydraulics ana fs:hAutss; S5,
Ths Childrsn Il Garland FRI N the Poets: S,s5
olde n Treasury Of Songs AID Lyrics; si25
Palmer 4 Book Of Praise; 81 81.
Wenfs,l Philips spssci.es and Lectures; S2s,
nLl3 fRAE0k gAYL.OA
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KENDALL'S
kHBOLIHB Yea YHE akIRs
AKBoLIN
MoIsTENs,
BEAUTIFIAS,
ODORATES,
LBN0HTRBNa,.
IRrzaoRA rEs,
ROURISHBS,
EABELLI5H1s
rHE HAIH.
aXNDALL's kMBlLINA IL . rsre compound
stimulating sxtracts from Flowers, Roots, Al
Herbs. for the GROWTH. BEAUTY. and PEN
EANENT vIeoR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulAnt." Da. Chiffon,
Have never had anything which 80 perfse
answers the purpose Of !. hair drsssins."
WARREN WARD, ESQ,
No. 277 Cana street. IL.
"Afssr heins osld for seven years your AMB0
LINZ has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR." Prof. JOHN sANIA.
No. So King street, N.Y..
FOR sale b. al Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers Put In boxss. tcontAinins two bcttlssJ
pxios 81.
Manufactured and for sale At vhoieaal By
KENDALL d BANNISTER,
sic-sm No. s43 BEQADwAY.N.Y
GINIT1D Stairs $40 BONDS.
UNITED srAr Is 7-ao TREASURY MOTHS.
UaiFBD STATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITED eTArHs CNRTIFlOAT4S CT IN
DHBTEDN Ass
16id. Silver, unourrsnt Money, Exchange ON a
Dsr Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
~, nraKnf10F;xsd fr. 50. ,fsn sn
antl tia IL, OF August nsxs, when the privilege
u ocnysrs.on ceases.
Orders fos stocks and Col executed In Nsw Yorf
AZ ailsivsiY ON commission.
RirTnNHOUsA, PANT & co.,
II hanksrs. 70 Penn. avenue.
~ wsBB BAyIRI DeB, -
oHAnlssssJ !. sSHh i a 90.
WfolAsALx AID AErAIl DHALARs II
CHINA. GLASS AND zAhTASh WARE,
'P: s1:sS os % Tss
= s.s ss sssass ' % S4 S 9s. as.. a s
Good. Packed q "a Delivered In ,ni. CITY and
~ see tVdd ftiioWs' Hali SayentA 81,
8aff((l L ss PqsaA ANS aSgss NAILS.
., 10, .f!Lhs. RAssps. "a. 4s.
BUILDERS, HOUeEsUREIsHINa AND
rer MANUFACTURING HARD WARA,
: - Whoeeaie ant RstAsl $50 81
s5sss JP BAKTHOL0V,
43e Seventh stratt, between ~
+ : $3.50 ss}@zs Penn avenue and Canal,
: fs 25-e cost = .a*Waskinstoa, D. q.
ChEAr nARHAiN - New Grand Equaie
~ PIANO FOkTE, four large CORNERS. -
large ssrpentine moudin0s, eIe eantly- 81
carved legs, etc, IL foe sale by . gentle SSNVt
nan esving Warrington, and I. to De sesn at Prof.
ALEX, WOLuWsKI'5 Rooms, 3l6 b street ,rnef
Of iith; Also one Of George A Princes nav
tplendid MELoDI0kS. Between and : o'clock,
p'@s to - I'm
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(SHIbF QUARTERMAsTKRsOE
u DEPoT OF WASHINGTON.
WGshfugtoss, u :. January 1, 1854.
All de.lers In Drugs, Hardware Lumber. Leath-
naioe Furniture Harness, and Ssddlery. are re-
sach week sealed proposal or list. in duplicate OF
the articles they are prepared to raish to this
Depot ats ort notice with the price of each mark
co IN plain figures so that in case the eIigenci~s
Of the service require It. the srti lie car
be obtained without delay and ut the lowest price.
Dealers WISHING to sell to this Depot will be
guired to furnish the list punctualiy every Mon
day nnornine d. d HUCK1R,
Briead Ter Gsnsrs 81 and Chief Quar- tor n Aster,
jas II Depot OF Wsshine ton.
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, tst
Wash,nston, %. q

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, tatr
"A CFYICE Sl3 Pa. AVENUE,
WnShington, d. q
GREAT HAsTgRN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERN FIfRES3 foRWARDERSi
MERCHADISE, MONEY, yzWELkI, VALU"
ABLEs KCf E4 sTOCKs BONDS, 30,
Poruslded with SAFETY As D DisP to All
accessible sections OF the country. THIS Comoany
has age ,cies in the principal Railway Towns IN
>-SSnRrR FAST WEST. AND NORTHWEST.
Its pIincips offices are nos,o,
WASHINGTON. D hsM r x0hn' n IHsron
CIEOATI. ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VTLLH LRXIEGTON
Connections are made sc Neg SfS SnS DossOn.
with lines for wNrdiF z IA tie eANAD 50 ana the
BKITitH PkOvIEo1S and WITH steemsniP nne
10 LIVHEPOUL SOUTHAMPTON ana HAWKE
and thence by Europs al expresses 70 AL pfQmt6eas
commercial towns in Great Britain ana the oon-
tinsnt. puro-s.
At ali accessible parts Of the United stats
O. @. DUNN. Agent,
de 70 Wsshinstou. D. q.
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DKopCsALs Fur MILL 1T GIEsBoso', D. O.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURstU, }
Office Of thist QHutsrnasts7, }

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BURstU,
Office 6 thist Qnptsrn1aste1, }
WASHINGTON. ID. q, NJ arcn g. 1854.
SEALED PsoPos will De received st this OH 50
until IL o'e.ocA oB Friday. Marcia iS, 1854. ior
furnishing TIL, materials and the erection Of q
Steam Mill, with the necessary machinery. las
tcnl a1ted nv pl.ns and elf stious. f,r the par
pose o. gfiI ding cutting miSidH sno sIesmiag tns
lorsge ratios ia, nished the cavalry horses &C
Giesb re-, d G, with sufficient Cd oA:ity to po!y
tsp .buufap6 DO sss.
TIE following BosId o. Gficers has been ao-
pointed, TO whom all plans and specI6cs-irns aud
ls PER re; ertink u the mil viii h. Ell omitted:
Colorei'Ausutt v kauIZ, u OHIO Cavalry.
IolcUel q. Il Lcwsll- u Massachusetts, Cavalry.
/ ut nHut Col0pel James A Gsin, Chief 4iar-
ter nj sister, Cavalry Bureau.
4 he pizn hitch promise mos. economy. AMI Ssn
tOaIeet be erected will bs e.iectet. The grsst.st
Pr mptitDde will he required
Nc proposal Will be- const5ered unless .Aoo7noS.
led ty Che cath of alleSiancs, aud . csrtiA,sts
from a eouE known to this Bur- al o. the poa-
sibity II the paStes their ability to f&it full
" execute the contract
Payments VIII be ada on tn. completion IT ,hs
contfsc., soon thereafter as fands may bs re-
Prcposal. must re- endorsst proposals for the
Erection Of Steam Mill at 9i.s ooro aud addressed
TO Iieuterarl Colonel James 4 Balm. Chief Qlsr.
starusster, OLvalry bureau, Wsahia gton. D u,
Any rurtb.r information Ill ba promptly given,
person ally or by lstter, on anplira:,on To-
JAMES a ERIN.
Lteutena mt Colonel, Chef Quartsrms-tsr,
81 alr Rnro =
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SsoRnr D1skAsEsl SECRET pisAAsHss
SAMAkIT An'S 8iFrs
SAAARITANS GIFT

SAAARITANS GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN RlMIDY EvKR USED.
soHoRRHGl. GEFEI, STKIcTUkEs. Il.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam. 20 Mercury.
The, a q Eos % f
:ars the ssomaeh or bowel. OF 10 most delicate.
spq
Of the University OF Penpsyya1ia, one Of the must
eminent Doctors and Chemists of tbs present day.
10 EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, nc CHANGE waA7svHh.
Let those tho have 3es3Etred Of getting cured,
or vho have been sorsed With Bs!ssm 0opsivs, ct
1sf'ni'' w ssaamARiIAN's GIFT.
Sent By mall 10 . plain envelope.
Prios-Mals packages, 81. Female. %.
sokaoE9 4 ,gLSSshs, SO =, srorss FSFflRu
scAIh9ss,s ho1Ls S;, sKsaIsis 20 On W.
SAMARITAES ROOT AND RERB JsisE8
svp g offered H taS pShlte e Z P1ssirtixss SrTs
seoF HNp MRS So
seriSsd rsscess and er.disssss every psrtias 81
and ssn Of as spus
dy and be healed and do not transmit to your pos
''r' for T s. s6 go ia ''
kSoRR
~. = al E. .sas: Il
in many efeetiors wits xAieh numbers OF 70.
mAlss suffer, the BOOT AND HERB yUIo1S -
most happily adapted, In liberated Uterus, IN
S.Df. ana oT Il ssrp to
Ssnt express, Price o; bottle, or eossleG
AARirAEs 0RANcRs WASH.
Price y esEts. Full Sirsctions.
pxsRUND l. CO., Bog, ISL fhiladsiptIA Rsss
Sold By 8. CALVERT soRD,s rnsr Of ll.k and
=
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W co Y I y Z Z
Il DUNG MEN who haze injured themselves By
ceFtaip secret bits hch mt hem tor be sinesd,
pleasure or the duties of married lfs also middle
a. ed or old en-, who, from the foIes of youth OF
other causes feel . de Ci.ity in advance OF thei7
years before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should isst resd TIE SECRET
FRIEND Married Ladies will learn somethina
of importance by perusirs - The Secret Friend"
seut 10 an address. 10 = sealed envelope, on re-
seipt of Ten Cents. Address
DR. CHAs. A. STUART CO.,
de I4-ly Boston. Mass.
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T. ISAAC HEKZBERG & SON.
100000 to loan ip All u ne on Watches, Jewslry,
Dismon DE-, siIver Ware, Ladies and Gs nts' ssaN
Wearing Appsl ell, and fer the purpose Of "a
epis' sins cur tusiness We have erected > u
warehouse 81 We cow make loans on MarchAa
disc. furniture. &c, AZ old established ataod
No 3S1 @ st betw ~ AID 9Th. rear of National
Ho.el nah l-SIGl i. HkRZ BER9 a. SON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-30

EXAMINATION AND COMMITMENT OF A
Charles Meade and o. b. Gal
loway were yesterday examined before
Mayor Thomas upon the charge of killing
George Wilkinson on High street on Mon
day night. The evidence elected in regard
to the affair did not differ materially from
the statement made in these columns at the
time of the occurrence. 1t appearing upon
the examination that Galloway had little
or nothing to do with the murder, he was
discharged. Meade, the soldier who did the
shooting, was committed to the county Jail
to await trial before the Common Pleas
Court In November, upon the charge of
murder in the first degree. He appeared
unaffected upon the trial, and received his
commitment as coolly as he had commit
ted the murder.
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New York market--sept. go.

COTTON-Dull at 81 25 for middling.
FLOUlt-Market for Sta;e nad Western heavy
and unsettled and l2930c lower: 90 5098 65 for ex-
ira State: $40 O09lO 35 for extra Round Hoop Ohio
and $40 60@ll IS for trade brands, the market
closing dull, and heavy, and no buyers at the out.
WHiSKY~Firmer; Western 81 7o9I 7s, and
State at 81 76, chiefly at 81 II for the latter
WHEAT-The market less active and 2@4c lower
81 0O92 % for winter red estern; 50 0292 03 fol
amber Michigan.
RYE-Quiet and nominal at 81 COCA e5 for West.
ern.
CORN-without decided change at 81 GO for mix
OATS-Lowcr and more doing at ssc for West
COFFEE-Yery quiet.
SUGAR-Quiet at 1879.
MOLASSES-Dull and no sales,
PETR0LEUM-3sc for crude 88c for refined in
bond. and refined free; nominal.
W00L-Du and heavy.
PORK-Decidedly bettor with active demand
chiefly for new Mess, TO fill short contracts. $l09
Al 80 for Mess, $40 7540 12 for new do cash. clos
ing at s4l04 II, $40 1874 so for do. check. Sat
urday, Monday and regular way; S3s@39 for prime
aud $41 so for prime Mess.
BEEF-Quiet and steady at $l09l4 for mess
81 5O910 for prime; $l59l8 so for repacked mess
and $1,000 for extra mess; prime Mess Beef entirely
nominal.
CUT MEATS-Steady at 17HC81s1Sc for Shoul
ders and ls@l9hc for Hams.
LARD-Less active and quoted firm at 1o462lc
including very choice kettle rendered at 2lKc.
BUTTER-Very limited demand at 3O938c fo
Western, and 3SB46c for State.
CHEESE Dull and dropping at 15923c for com
mon TO prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-30
Extracts from Richmond Papers.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29-Richmond papers
of Monday contain the following items:
On Saturday and yesterday heavy cannon
aiding was heard in the direction of Harri
sonburg. Gen. Early reached Keselton at
IL O'Clock yesterday. Opinion is divided
whether he will make stand there or fall
further back. There is considerable excite
ment among the citizens of Staunton and
many are leaving. The sick and wounded,
and the Government stores, have been NOV
ed to place of safety. Sheridan may take
Staunton, but its capture will avail him
nothing. The Valley, since the war began,
has been a race ground. Sheridan has
reached the other end of the course, and if
he don't pull up of his own accord he will
be pulled.
From Culpepper we hear that there is no
enemy in that country, except small body
of cavalry that recently burned bridge at
Rapidan station.
President Davis arrived at Macon, Ca, on
the 22d inst, and made speech there. He
is going to Hoods army. No movements
of any consequence by the enemy are re-
ported up to last accounts. The expulsion
of the citizens of Atlanta has been COM
peted. 1t was reported yesterday that
Hoods army was in Sherman's rear, be-
tween him and Chattanooga.
A large force of mounted Yankees are
collecting at Pound Gap, with theintention
of making a raid on the Virginia salt works.
This, we presume, is the same force that
was at Lexington, Ky. two weeks ago.
They number about $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-30

Seward Can't Stand Fire-IRepOrt-
ed Evacuation of Richmond
False.
NEW York, Sept. 29.--The Heralds 10th
corps correspondent of the 9th says
Secretary Seward. Assistant Secretary
War Dana, and Senator Washburne of Ill.
have been on brief visit to General Grant.
Yesterday they were escorted by Generals
Grant, Butler. Birney and Ord, on an ex-
cursion up the river to the limits of our
line. On approaching Dutch Gap the enc
my opened on them with their battery at
Howlett's house. AS the shells began fall
ing about them pretty thick and fast, the
Secretary Of State suggested that his wea-
pom was the pen. and seldom killed people,
and that he was not prepared to encounter
rebel batteries with that weapon. There
upon the boat was turned about and return
ell down the river to Harrison's Landing,
at which point the distinguished guests
were transferred to the steamer Baltimore,
and proceeded alone on their voyage home.
All reports that have gone abroad chat
the rebel Governmental are evacuating Rich
mond, are false. 1t is stated that JEFF. Da-
Wis has gone to Georgia to head off Ste
phens and Brown in their efforts to restore
that State to the Union. The situation in
that direction, so far as the rebel cause is
concerned, is considered critical in the ex-
treme, and nothing less than Jeff's pres
ence can reconcile the citizens of that
Sta:e to longer endurance of the rebel
yoke. Hoods army also is reported to be
in such state of utter decentralization that
the presence there of the President is con-
sidered necessary to bring them up to o
fighting point.