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From Sheridan.
WAsHIcToN, June IL, J
WAR DEPARTMENT, IL P. NJ. (

WAR DEPARTMENT, IL P. M. !
Mai. Gen. Dix:
Dispatches from Gen. Sheridan have just
been received he reports a victory over the
enemy at Trevelain Station, on Virginia
Central Railroad few miles south of Cor.
louisville, where Gen. Lee few days since
reported rebel victory.
Gen. Sheridan concludes his official dis
patch as folloAs:
"My loss in killed and wounded will be
about SIS, of this number 490 are wound,
ed. l brought off in my ambulances 377 all
that could be transported, the remainder
were with number of rebel wounded that
fell into my hands were left behind. Sur
geons and attendants were detailed and re-
NAMED in charge of them. I captured and
have now with me 80 rebel soldiers inclu'
ding 20 commissioned officers. My loss in
captured will not exceed l6O they were
principally from the 5th Michigan cavalry
this regiment gallantly charged down the
Gordonsville road, capturing 1900 horses
and about 800 men, bnt were finally sur
rounded and had to give them up. Wien
the enemy broke they hurried between
Gen. Oustars command and Col. Gregg's
brigade, capturing S caissons of Fearing
toms batteay, 3 of which were recaptured,
leaving in their hands two caissons. A
more detailad report will be made hereaf-
ter.
E. M. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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ThGollowing are the additional amount
coutpnted TO the Festival and Fair: =.

AcoENT AT BELLAIRE.-On Friday eve
ming alttle boy named Edward Kingsley
met VII sad accident at Bellaire. While
riding BON the "cowcatcher" of an engine
used a, ''helper," he attempted to JUMP
from il In doing so, one of his hands wa'
caught,nder wheel of tho engine ant
two frrs almost severed from it.
On lurday it was found that his in
iuries ndered the amputation of the arm
necesss, and DR.. FrisselI performed th'
operate. and at last accounts the unfOrtu
nate b, was doing well.
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E. Nj. STANTON.
Secretary of w ar

ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, June, l6, 5 pm -
Smiths command, which landed at Point
of Rocks Tuesday evening, advanced early
yesterday morning on the City Point and
Petersburg road, and finding the enemy
near Harrison's creek, drove them into
their Notifications.
Our loss in the whole affair was not over
200, of whom some 40 were colored.
Gen. Burnside has sent in about 400
prisoners.
Hancock has also taken q large number
of prisoners.
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BE COMMITTEES of the different Sabbath
Schpls, will meet at the rooms of the
Yoig Mems Christian Association, this
afte,oon at three o'clock to decide upon q
pro.ame for the Fourth of July.
Its proposed to let the children assem-
bio ia body on the Fourth, and visit the
Sanilry Fair, which is expected to be il
operson at that time. We hope this plan
will st be adopted. as it will afford the
cbilbn no amusement at all. and they
will the same time be deprived of the
healtY, invigorating influences Of ram
BILE idhe woods.
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BULwER thinks Q mans nature is shown
by the way be shakes hands that he may
have the manner of q Chesterfield, and
smile very sweetly, but yet may chill and
steel your heart against him the moment
be shakes hands with you. But there 10,
he says cordial clasp which shows warmth
of impulse, unhesitating truth, and even
power OF charscter--a clasp which recalls
the classic trust in the "faith Of ths right
hand -
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THepmmittee on Curiosity Shop and
Gailerpf Fine arts are hard at work, to
make cir department one of the greatest
atrracths at our great Sanitary Fair. All
tbose hing Curiosities, Trophies, Paint.
iugs, lie Arts, Sculptures, etc., will please
read Il advertisement on first page. 1t
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Local and State News.

rERCHANTs who have already made contrib u
nj tlons to the "Fancy Goods Department of the
IH''tary Fair will confer an additional favor on the
lmittee by furnishing invoices Of the same. Those
f' have not yet reported their contribute ns can
VII me same with invoice at the Store Of Messrs
IS'l & Bro Main street. 1t is desireable to have
VI, reports fIom contributors to enable the eommis-
cav naTrfect their arrangements. jel6
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Christian and Sanitary Commits
sion Fair

NOTICE is hereby given that tie following arrange
l<ments have beeu made with the RailEoade and
Steamboats, to carry all donatonf free and issue round
trip tickets with one dollar coupons attached, which
are good for admission to the Hall or purchase of any
article for sale:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad.
uCsntrsl Ohio Railroad.
0HempHeld Railroad.
Steamboat Express. ..' ".'
{" Eagle.
Falcon. -t
Odd Fellow.
- Ratler.
Henry Logan.
Minerva.
je2o-lw HENRY CRANeLE, Pers't.
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MARITAL LAW IN~THE LOYAL STATES -
Do not be surprised at declaration Of
martial law in the loyal states. You will
have it in three months. II mob can be
got up in New York you will have il &C
once The administration prefers draft
to volunteering. Ii will be enforced With
severity. II resisted, then martial law.
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Hunter is moving with view to coun,
teract the movements of the enemy who
are preparing to make strong defence at
Lynchburg.
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FROM HUNTER.
-sessSssssssssssss..sss
Again Advancing.

New YoRK, June lS.:-The Herald's cor
respodent with Hunter, writing on the l2th
says:
The army is again advancing.
Dispatches from Lee have been captured
urging Imboden to hold out and he will re-
inforce him. a.
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8. d. LEE, Major Gener
The War in Georgia.

ATLANTA, June IL, ls64.-Tbe position
Of affairs in front has been unchanged fos
the last two days, with occasional slight
skirmishing and firing on working parties
Rumors of raid on Atlanta, via Roswell
reached here Saturday, and ample prepare
tons were made to receive them.
There are no signs Of their appearance
at this time.
The weather 10 very cool, and it has beer
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FARM FOR SALE.-Attention is directed
to the advertisement under this caption,
which appears in another column. Inc
farm isin excellent condition, good location
and every way suited for country resi-
dence. For terms apply to Thos. CLARK
ESQ.,, in this city. -.
D6rA special train will leave the Hemp
field Depot at 81 o'clock, and return after
the sale. je2Otd
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The War in Missisppi.-Splen-
did Victory by Forrest.


From the Richmond Examiner, june al
The War Department received last eve-
ming the following dispatch, announcing q
splendid victory by Forrest:
BALDWIN, June III, 1864,
via MOBILE, June IL
GEN. s. COOPER: The battle of Tischa
mingo Greek, fought yesterday by Major
General Forrest, is one Of the most signal
victories of the war for the forces engaged.
The secured results on the field, so far,
are 200 prisoners, IL pieces Of artillery, $50
wagons, mostly loaded; and more still com.
ing in.
Most o: the animals were ridden off by
the enemy.
The rout was complete Our forces are
in close and vigorous pursuit.
Our loss 80 far will not exceed 400 in
killed and wounded.
Too much praise cannot be awarded the
gallant Forrest and his brave command.
S. d. LEE, Major General.
A previous dispatch from Gen. Lee states
that Gen. Forrest attacked the enemy o,
10 A. NJ. six miles west Of Baldwin, and
fought until P. NJ. gaining . com
plete victory. The force Of the enemy wa
estimated at 10000. The enemy had al
ready been driven 10 miles.
OEALoNA, via MOBILE, June 13, 1854
GEN. S. COOPER: Gen. Forrest reports
from Selma, on the llth, that be has scat.
tered the forces oftbe enemy, and was still
pursuing them.
The loss Of the enemy so far amounts te
1000 killed and wounded, and 900, prs
oners, ~ pieces of artillery, and $50 wag
gons and ambulances. The route is com
plete.
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New Advertisements
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

No person or persons are allowed to contract any
debt connected with the "FRSTlVAL AND FAIR
except the Chairman Of the various published commit
tees connected Herewith. je20-H
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The following persons will receive, in their respetv.
localities, relics and trophies of the present OF any
othep war; cariostes OF every description oil PAINT
inrs sculptures, &c, and forward the same by Adams
Express, to the Committee: t...t
John Il. Jacob, Wsllsburg W. Va.
Samuel McCulloch, short Greek, West Va.
John Beck, West Liberty. IE" 2 b
Joseph Hedges, West Liberty
DR.. J. H Storer, Triadephia, I"
w. H. Johnston, Post Master, Rosby's Rock W. Va
John Bell, BslltBn, W. Va.
Thos. L. Bogges Pennington, W. Va.
John J. Brown, Kingwood
Harrison Hagans, Brandonvile,
Rev. d. v. u. White, Oakland, Nd.
IN. Boyd, Fairmont, W. Va.l
Col. H. Dering, Morsantown, ". Va.
James e. Whai ton Parkersburg, W. Va.
Dr.. Thomas AcKennan, Washington, Pa
VIM. 8. Moore. Washington, Pa.
Rev. John t. Brownlse, West Middleton, Pa.
g. Mays Bell, West Alexandra. Pa. -v
Judge B. 3. cowAn, ST. Olsirsyills, Ohio. a..
DR.. Israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
DR.. 8. Fudenburg, Bridgeport,
Coulson Davenport, Barnes vile,
Dr.. c. Hildrsth, Zznssvine, Fa
George Edwards, Monndsville, W.Va
DR.. VIM. D. McGregor, Steubenvine, Ohio.
J.Y. Moore. Oiarksburg, W. Va.
J.P. Sturgiss, Cranberry Snmmit, W. Va.
DR.. II. O. Dougherty, Grafton, "
Joseph .. Morrison, Pittsburg, Pa.
jef0-d. s--c
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CURIOSITY SHOP
AND
Gallery Of Fine Arts.
Relics, Trophies and Curiositie!

Of every description, as you may have procure
from Others or without delay give notice the Com
mittee where they can be found. The
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portion of his forces across the Chickahom
iny, and was moving in the direction o.
Malvern Hill, which position he is reported
to have occupied.
There were q number of runners hyine
through the city, but all that seemed ts bs
known was that the enemy had abandoned
his works, moved over to this side Of thu
Chickahominy, and was making in the di
rection we have indicated. The War De-
partment was in receipt of no further in
formation last night, and our authorities
seemed perfectly easy and undisturbed by
this movement of the enemy.
If this news be true, then Grant holds
about the same position that Mcclellan did
in 1862, after his defeat and on his retreat
to the James river. Surely we have no.
thing to fear from him in this position, fol
how can he hope, with whipped and de-
moralized army to accomplish from the Pc
ninsula what Mcclellan failed to do with
his large, well appointed and we'll discipin
ed army, urged on by confident expecta'
tions.
A gentleman who,came up last vening
reports that the enemy crossed the Chick
ahoming at the Long Bridge, commencing
to cross On Tuesday night, soon after cark
They were still crossing yesterday morning
and about o'clock a sharp fight ensued
near Riddel's Shop on the Charles City roae,
their advanced forces coming upon some OF
our cavalry. After gallant resistance they
fell back before the enemy, who were in
large force with infantry artillery.
On discovering, yesterday morning, that
the enemy had moved of, our line advanced
and captured about $50 prisoners, who still
fingered about their abandoned fortifca.
tions.
At the the time our informant left Ho-
thing was going on but the maneuvering
of the two armies.
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From Gen. Lees Army.
Correspondence of the Richmond Examiner
ARMY oE NORTHERN VIRGINIA.,
NEAR GAINES MILL,

ARMY oE NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
NEAR GAINES MILL,
Tuesday. June l4-4p
Grant is again in motion on our right,
and our Generals are making proper move
ments to meet him. He commenced re-
firing from our front last night, but the
movement was not discovered until this
morning, when our line Of battle was ad-
vanced and it was discovered that the enc
my were gone.
Grant commenced crossing at Long
Bridge with infantry, artillery, and cavalry,
this morning, after feeble resistance on
the part of the forces there station. Grant
is therefore across the ChickahomiHy, and
it cannot be long before collision occurs.
1t is quite true that Grant has been tax
ing up and burning the York Railroad,
which indicates that Grant either intends
to cross to the south side, or he Intends
taking the James River as base.
This morning, troops are landing from
transports near Malvern Hill. 1t is impos>
sible yet to say where our lines are likely
to be established. Grant has, by this
movement, secured possession of Malvern
Hill, it is believed.
The breastworks which Grant has left
were all of the most formidable character
and were six lines deep.
No collision Of any magnitud ehas yet oc-
Cured, but before to-morrow's sun shall sat
you may expect another battle.
There was an engagement this morning
near Ridley's shop, on the Charles City
Road, about Is miles below Richmond, De.
tween the enemy's forces, consisting af in
Jantry, artillery, and cavalry, and body
of our cavalry. Our cavalry, however, ow-
ing to the superiority of the eDemy's mum
bers, were forced back. The enemy is also
said to be moving up the river road. Grant
has gotten no nearer Richmond by this
move. He has, however, reached the south
side of the Chickahominy.
About $50 prisoners, left by the enemy
to-day in their abandoned trenches, have
been brought in-among them a mail car
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GALLERY OF FINE ARTS

also challenges your zeal in the good cause Give or
lend US your OIL Paintings, Sculptures, etc.
All xrrlcles merely placed on exhibition will be
csipted for by any member Of the COMMITTEE carefully
preserved and promptly returned
The history OF each article should accompany it, and
if donated, its value. ...
Coaomittee on Curiosity Shop and Gallery of Fine
Arts.
Edmund Booking, George Storm,
DR., ]. c. Hupp, A. G. Partridge,
ID. 4. Donei, Prot. A. F. Ross
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HHILDREN's FANCY CAPS-A fine asss
" msnt Of The latest styles just received. r.
nafH 2ClD zI.. HARPER + BRO :!
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Grants Movements.

From the Richmond Examiner, June is.
Early yesterday morning heavy cannon
aiding was heard along the right Of our
lines, and soon the report came to the city
that the enemy were moving of. Later in
formation stated that that he had thrown .
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
The Dsmoraiizae,eu OF tho Rebel c.

from the Richmond tx miner Oct, 1871
AZ lasl overy one seems TO be aware that we nave
tiicont cavalry, properly ~ caet in CIR armies, al
that even tlGing our mounted troops "ght cavalry
dfasoons or mounted infantry, tncro very much necdI
before they cau become nt all c'icen;. they va
an entirely new organization; ,hey want d7
and tisc.pne they want arms both eccnt and unilo
Il- gpnt, and ns Is The ma o,tsous nun. If az, ~
,sss ; have SsS s3s: s:y :: s': sa! M ~ @sa.'
p3r.iian 1gbters and la har iEsng Luo fadng exped
'as. I, would be stll more unjust I, ai'm ,ha. sneI
Is any lack Of personal eaiiantry either once
or men; In TRUTH s tnsir clear superiority in NATL
bravery to the wrctched matcsal that makes up q
Yankc6 srmy, which has enabled them up this time
compel snie .e worry erea, disadvantages they labor
dor ard olted 70 rcat greatly superior forces OF WI
noan,ed aud suierbly s,@sh a1d s:aipps1 horsemJ
gnnirg of the war our enemies a'sn nld 10 cavalry
serving the name, and the mounted ssors Aba echd
teachers could not presume 10 encounter vs.hen ho
men upon auy Held Bot kTadualiy all has been clunseI
untI ,no bickgunrd sbcrliiD "a sc-siy able to ssI
with tru,b that he lnoust II worth his while 10 sd
ratel cavalry lgenerai, aud sct,icd hin scccr|
irgly Those sluadrons OF factory hands. al
preachers. AMI half bsroarcus Dutch AZ
I-sd codhoprcrs, inost Of ~boT were never 4
the top Of borsc TIL they became soldiers, have carnf
to ride, have been drilled IN cavafg evoGiions, ariud
Win sevcn shoting sroacor rine- ~evovers and sabre
ana have been 30 disciplined that they DO not ihr,I
away those arms. but usc them VITA clect, os,
chtrayo,s carasrs AreJ tsy he'd OclssDn 20 cunfsss
,ur whole cavairy service was earcd Originally u,on
false dca The sdsG tat SoHsra msr, 0.ia1 acr4
toned fo childhood % re seat! on, q and lavi.
rrrv ,,ysttsno the Yaptos coa gst mp IL 1e &trr,
lo,ysrsra. The popular iiea of osvslry reader :
Ashby, ard after HIM 81 aar gallant gc.iercn .tlo,
doubt who made brilliant charsos MI ODDS ar
wnosc personal daring ocn Inspired taor soldiers to
impossible things uut tue Yankee ere VI Actosl
acute Of people they studied the crganizaiion ID
armament Of cavalry, tefne st oss,si thai sn io
chiculrv ans csrich fesfhos tsod be - match n
nortrasas ~ oraersi tgV, p,h wurJns ~ <rrtts poS
and riigc, IN hs hands ~ frofurf 70 Nsr use TN
truth is that IN cavsiy we'll a. IN infantry ssrvc
individual bravery counts Tor nothing M ~ dseipltnc
tra In and in nun|
rority Of dri whloo give sort Of collective courage
troops who may be individually altrost roltroors
II seems strange that stcs four yesra of war theI
should - any rssa " ySs .Assa oDypa 00asidsss1a
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

beef 3ls d.. cut meats and l6s do. lard. me PORK
market was less active and loees nth sses o. soo
casa and regular way closing at ts Is, cash; sSs
SOS 80 tos PRIME, Sil co $la Tor prime mess and S4i
isr ,on mss aiso l,5oo bos now mess o of r,A al'
do, buyer 10 November 10, at sl2 SO Tie beef
market wss quiet. Of 200 bbs at s. Ss Tor
country mess, SIS sl1 for repecked mess and ss %
SIS 80 lor extra mess Cut duli and heasy
sas 2so packages at l7c alskc tor shoulders arc ssc.
20c Tor bans. The rd market was steady with ssies
OF 2lCo bbs at 2Oc 22sc The latter price for choice
kettle rendered. Butter qniet at 30c SCI iof western.
and 35c 45c Tor State. Cheese quiet at l2c &c 'os
RIcE continues moderate inquiry at previous rates,
wiik sales Of 800 bbls. Patna at lac.
srKl1fR -foregu remaiqed dun and oom''a' ~ '0''
sAIr.-The market was rather more active, but Ia
prices there was no material change h.es nave oeen cen
mde oi 2 500 sacks Ashons Liverpool NJ a 90, Lew
DO factory at ss 50 Z,scQ bushels S. Mnrtns =. ,uc
300 bushels Angna private ths, and 5000 bushels
SKINS there nothing Of importance tTarspred,
the market beng dali and heavy,
SEEpsGi ass seeds quiet prices being nominal.
Rough nax was rather mere active, with sales o. soo
bushels on private terms. Linseed offered al ~ 90
for Calcutta and IS 10 for American
SfieEs.-Ihere was rather inquiry Tor some des-
crptions, but prices were w,thouI material chaogo,
sales were made Of 500 mats cassia at 62'ze CSC; m
cludng small lot at 66c. pneno quiet al Soc Mace,
81 25 a 81 80, and uuimegs at 81 o5 a 81 TO-
SueA-lhe demand was less active to day and prices
were tre easier With sales Of abou. o. nnoe .aos
muscovado at Ike 7Ac and 10 hhds lorto Kieo ~
sUJ6c. Fai1 10 good reEaog may be quoted al l0tsc
lelsc., months. Refined was quiet at Il &C. &c ior
soft yellow % &c. 24isc tor soft whc, and $50 !or
crushed, po~ uercd and granliated. Stock October 2
1904 ,6le bhds. $3.50 boxes 1858 bugs, aud el
hhds. Ne.ado.>
TIA was in good jobbng demand at previous prices.
No sales OF moment to report.
TALLow.-Tnc market ruled firm, with sales Of i26 900
lbs at l6c q lGiS Sc.
TonAcco--Inc market continues quiet for Kentucky.
o ony go hhds. have been effected at prices
ranging from lie sSo Oi sweet leat $50 cases cld al
lOc SOC.
TIs.-The market for pig very quiet. with small
sales Of English at 55c. Plates In moderate deDaa,
with sales o SEQ boxes assorted at the rate OF Si9
$40 90 TOR G.
wuIsxmY.--Kecepts 443 bbls. Marke; fiat. Sales 500
bb.s at 81 IL aSl "a
WuoT held with rather more ccnGdence. still buy
ers did take hold with any avid.y. Sales 100000 lbs
feeces lots, ut SCc 95c. extremes 90 coo los.
Ciiornia D. t. ard about 200 bales foreign small lots.
including Cape at 60c. and Western at 45c.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
rAMILY MAnKEr REVIEW.

Prices havo fallen considerably since our last review
Potatoes . ard gradually coming down and
II tho descent at the same rate week
twn people will be able purchase far family dinner
Tor lye dcl!ars Butter aud are almpst The
only articles which Keep al hifh figure but tie IN
dca arc.l they VIII du~n Win the rest 10
q short Period. Butter ranges from i2c TO " rer
pound Eggs sell at the rate OF TOR 2oc RoastAs
beef al from aoc. a 2Sc Soc per pound: mntioa. loc
n 2.c; lamb, l6c. 25c veal, 15c s0c. pork, rcsn
apd corneu. zoe. 2lc. hams ,c. aoc bacon, 2dc.
pc; chickcas 25c n 30c turkeys 2jc. Soc. pota
81 81 so por barrel aud caIbagcs l2c lsc per
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
eEcnNp BOARD.
CITY cuMmEaCIAn REPORT.

IkvAl, Uct II-b I. n.
AssEs.-Receipts, IL bbls. The market is shade
himer with sales at Sill and SIG so FOR pots ard pearls
observation-disclosures, IL ,e6l bbs fonr, 600 bbls
aud 80 bugs corn meal 2ctlS bushels whea 324 do.
7G2C6 do oats, $500 do aud ss do barley.
The flour market dun and Sc. lee. lower except
round hoop Ohio brands. which snd firmly
hsi. Tho tenllnd was confined TO tue wants of The
local trade which did Appear 10 he very pressing.
yates. 300 bbis. state and Western. 1850
500 Cnuadan IN ryo Hour only jabbng 81 so
IS rs crn meal ruled steady with les OF 250 bbls
5. 2s 81 35 for Jersey aud 81 90 for Bradywne We
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
The phitR1cl phza Banks.

PHLADE.rHiA, Oct. II, 1904
Pursuant to the provisions OF the act passed b. the
State Legislature at the extra session. the most Of th
CITY banks organized under State charters held
meetings Of their Stockholders yesterday, and by two
shds Of their stockholders detsrmined
under the national system
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

FATAL AocrpEu m BaLrrsoas as--.John Mcdonald, or
Hugh, Of New York. employed the Commissary depart
ment, West Baltimore street horribly mutatsd on
Monday night last By railing under the whees OF city
passenger No q In attempting 70 leave the front
platform at Pine street. he fell nder the Wheel which
paased his right thigh and groin He Afterwards
removed 70 the is0rmary ON Lombard Street. where be
died
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

-lhs wheat market was very Grn, aud advspce Of
&c sc. predictaed light SUI pies established
with sood milling demand tor red and amber winter
sales 20 Coo bushels at 81 95 81 81 for Chicago and
Milwaukee spring, So 15 for winter red Western. and
80 p y Ter amber Michigan. Rye heavy at 81 40
Tor Wcslern. with "a o. of 400 bushels Barley Was
quiet with saos OF 1900 blsLos choice Canada West at
81 9S 81 Barley malt dull sales $500 bushels at
s. 10 Corn and dearer, with sales
OF 30 eco bushels ~ 81 So 81 S6 for Western mixed
and Sou,bcra yellow Oats were &C. higher, with .
small supply at s5c. Canada SOC for Western.
B.EswAx was very quiet, with small SALTS at Csc
CnlIoS-Therc better feeling noticeable in the