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nRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

MEDICAL Purveyo,'s OHee, Z
Wash.sgpn, ID. q, Feb. 81, 1885,
PROPOSALS for Furnishing the Mefical Purveyine
Department in this city with sTATI0asRY are
srs requestef to send samples with price.lst 10
O. SUTHERLAND,
mar Lat Surg. u. 8. A., Med. Pur.
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PROPOSALS.
nROPOeALs FOR THn SALE UR ma
HoRSks AND MULES,
CHiEr ouLsrRRM ,srrR's orrtcn,
nspar nr w .utvo.l.
WAsHINeroN. D O. MAreh la. 4

WASHINGTON, March 10, 1855
Sealed PROPOSALS will he received at this on A
until FRIDAY, March q. 1855; At 2 O'CLOCK NJ, for
or be Killed at this depot within ths neNt twelve
tl2) months succeeding the date OF the eontract,
The bodies of the animals will be delivered bv
the United Staies. asily, TO any point within the
lmits Of this city that be agceei npen BY the
Government and the contractor. and TO be CON-
yeysd from tt enes. by the contractor. sufficient
distance from the inits Of the Districts or Oolnm.
bia, so not to become a nuisance to the stiIens
thereof or this depat.
Bidders will state the amount per animal, aud
give their full name and poet once address.
Payment will be required at the end of each
month. In Goverumeut funds, for the number of
animals deli ivsred during the month.
The ability of the bidder te ill the contract,
should it be awarded to him. must be guaranteed
BY two responsible persons. whose signatures are
10 be appended to the guaranty.
Bonds in ths sum Of St.oy, signed by the con.
hsct5r spd both Of bis gdaraptors, will be re-
CURED of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
for Dead Horses and Mules" and addressed 70 the
undersigned. D. h, RUCkER,
Brig, Gen. and Chief u artermaster.
mar lO.td Depot OF WAshipEton,
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RRowN1s METALLIC wlArHlR STRIPS
AND WINDOW BANDS

Totally exclude Cold. Wind. Rain. Snow and Dust
from the crevicss Of Doors, Windows and Sky
iishts-stop the rattling of sashes without inter.
fering with the free use Of the same They save
one half the fuel, and are warranted good for Ave
years. For circulars, with prices, references &c.
address JOHN A. PAINE & CO., Agents. Oficss
No. 53s 7th street west, and No. 342 D stree
north. feb q Inn
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WATCHES, JEWILRY. &c.

LARMOUR & Co., LIGHT street. Baltimore. In.
vitss the attention Of purchasers to their choice
stock IF No. WATCHE6, DIAMOND D J1WELRY.
&C.. SILVER WARE. PLATED WARE. OPERA
0LAeeEe. sPEoTACLls. TABLE OUfLIRY
&C., At low prices
Watches and Jewelry repaired In the best man
ner BY the best workmen and warranted, 10 a .3ln
M AEON 4 HAMLIN are the only man "a ufacturers
w Of the genuine CABINET ORG AN,
ment OF the Psrlor, church, school andtyyvYI
Lecture Room; The Cabinet Organ Is protected
By letters Of patent and all Instruments Of similar
name and shape are merely limitations. without
the improvements Of Mason 4 HamliD. =.
An afsoFtmsnt Of these instruments is always to
" i''n1 ~ 'n' W. G. MIrZERoTr,
mar 70 Corner Of Penn. av. and llth st u
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CHIIF QuARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,

WAsHIHaros. u c.. January 4, 1854.
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
er, Once Furniture Harness, and Ssddlery are re-
4uested to send to this efiee, on MONDAY OF each
week, seated proposal list. in duplicate, Of the
articles they are prepsred tn furnish this Depo&
at short notice with the price Of each mari ie
plain figures. that. u Ease the eIgsucies OF tho
service REQUIRE it, the article or articles CO be Oh
tanned without delay. and at the lowest price.
d. alers wishing to sell to This Depot will be re-
quired to furnish tn ist pup actually every Monday
morning, d. Fl. RUCKER,
Brgadier aen1 and Chief Q. NJ,
ian nhn DenOt of Washinston,
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RUTLERB BAL6AMIO MIXTURD.-This old.
y wsll known and entirely reliable remedy FOR
Aaisdiss, IL for sale By all Drnssists Friee
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mar 3

1T1HOMPsON's PoMADB OPTIEM-For impart
i ing rich gloss and exauisite perfume 70 tA
Prepared by F. @. WELLS & co.. New York. and
sold BY al Drus eists Price So and 7oc. Der bottle
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GREAT DT5COVERY IN DENfIUfRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
PERSONAL,

~ oful Astrologtr. No 2ls < st.: bet 10 10
ear s1es a and t"a hornash
e W9 ts9s .nd
Ieath. Dr Backer can be consul cd from ia the
Ipornins no til in the evening Entrance through
1 SUFFERING WITH DISEASES PECULIAR
To THE sEX.-MADAME MENAH. after Il years
ey i ssH h :hs vii
thjs eity: win give reference ana ssT.iiestss
sufficient to vnce the most fastidious OF ner
successful treatment in Female DISEASES. Patients
will be visited at their residences if necessary:
from 10 .. m. to p. m. mar z lm
MRS. BReOKFIKLD, of Kansas, can be con-
~ suited on the Past, Present and Future events
:ree fo0P The on 9esr o" SIC
has studied under one of the most celebrated
,n % Of the age She xss Sss s
She can be Seen from .. m. to sp. 81 Pries SO one
d. taGsl 6ssss l4ao Penn. .,saa.. , ..-
o. between ~ and sSAns 9Th SsrssHt;,.
rsso ,sf rRsff #
WHITES, sGPPREssIos Of THB MENsEss,
An AND SPLEEN; sok. EYES, soRs THROAT
tee disease. the doesor BIDS dssnes to
Al competition in their treatment and cure
two days. Ladies and sentiemen EN- can eonsult him
st his ofAce from sto 4o'clock daily. deA sm"
THl BEST EyIDzNos THAT PRIEGE; Pr s;g - ss1 3,
Il 4 street, is the ONLY Rractica! STA MPER In
hst SoteSed at Other ns oaea sa%pns
he hss the largest aud finest sssortment Of Pat
him. nov25H
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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYl-THAT IS THE
III OEEe TiON.-Ths pro prietors of the - ARl.,
SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY, and
MEDICINE" have determia ed.ressrdless e. sn,
kurssnity four of their most instructive and in
terestine Lectures on Marriage and its gualhfes- Ca
digestion, Weakp esq, Bepression. or ienorAnes q
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaius1iss .ns
ssyine thousands. and will be forwarded tree ON
the receipt of four stamps by Addressing Seesta!Y
PdrssSdn Cdbintt Gf Anatomy and Msdtttne: yu'
Broadway, New York. ~ B-y
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DID ifeb ,EIy1 5IC
VsTaRANs' ATTENTION.
THI HIGHEST BOUNTIEs PAID
s1.1so FOR THREE YEARS.
S775 FOB oNH YEAR,
AT"THB TENT"
Cornu of |15sh street asd Nsss York arssss.
Wsshinstsn city. D. @.
Either line OF hor.e cars will take you there;
o.s Washington Building. tChron.l fest
seO n. W. HAMILTON, Agt. scO
ooG GENERAL BuiLSiHS ffrSf ssH MATERIALS. soH
No. 56e SEVENTH ST, OPPOSITE CENTER Market.
5000 DOORS. lGS nag go rii1 MOULD
II sdsn s ss sss 5sI
.Ass. the West Castiaton SLATE MANrsLs.
hs best and now IN % .one
Tspk GS Is9
z h:hsS II nesas sesa.sd about fur
PAINTING DEPARTMENT..
srsss: 5ss ho9sE; s1sS, s and oks&assTAshI Il
PAINTING. GRAINIE9, Sc & . $c YIs lsfs FoM With
Jan 8-2m Washington, d. Q.
1I11Ass s1tAs R4aALn RHA bEKi woKkis.
MARBLE n M4ST5Es4, y .MSESSMaENTs. TABLE
Monuments made to order on reasonable terms
Wi Win keep constantly on hand EASTERN MAR
Orders @ for o. Pin mser'. 5 Slabs prom pity attended
to. Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and l9:h
streets west, Warrington. D. O. mar
SAUL's CELEBRATED GAaDEN SEEDS.
The undersigned offers seeds ofths same superior
R.p ted
fS Efs@ian Eiss Dutch. NJ Ss .sssstisal sas 1.r:
En- Gland FIs.ss IAN and sermany err! 49,, ,u,n
me nd with confidence every arsies IeJs gel Prices
ni6-eo6t 596 18th 81, corner II.
HAVING REMOVED FROM NY OLD PLACE
IL Of business, corner of Ninth and d streets, TO
NO. 4s1 NINTH STREET.
between and K.
beg leave particularly 10 call the attention OF
my cnstopers sUd the public generally, to this re-
large and well assorted stock Of
ing country are earnestly solicited 10 call ana
anime my stock Of goods which will be sold at fair
feb eosm" RICHARD RyoN
l UMBERl LUMBER Rl,-C. B CHURCH & co.
- corner II street aud Maryland avenue, offer
Shingles, embracing about 1000 White SIX Piles,
OF all ngt this ana siEes, 2 o feet White Oak Tim
Boards and Flooring; $3.50 Railroad Ties; $50 lN0
feet Spruce Framing of all lengths and sizes;
fun assortment Of all Kinds of Building Lumber,
OF Eastern Shore Waite Pine and He mloek, at tue
lowest prices for cash. ma l-eG2wr
H.. +. zIMMERMAN & CO., a
- 5so--.sEvEs7H srR,Er'-..53o ~
euccessors to McGregor Zimmerman, have on
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W CONFIDENTIAL.
i DUNG MEN who have injured themselvese B.
certain secret habits which unfit them for ousi
ness pleasure. or the duties Of married ine; sisc
youth or other causes f. ell debility in advance o1
their years before placing thsmsslves usdsT III
SECRET FRIEND" Married Ladies' will lesrn
somethins Of importance by perusins THE seofss
ssnt to any address, in q sealed envelope en- re-
oeint of Twenty Ave Cents. Address
DR CHAa. A. STEWART co,
de.Iv Boston, Mase.
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S00 BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS.
The only stock Of pure BLACK SEED OATS In
the market lust received from Prince Edwards
Island.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
j. p. BARTHOLOW,
fe Heo1m 65s 7th street, below Penua av.
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V,Hp OLDEST HOTEL COEDUCTlD ON THI
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Il enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

This hotel, the oldest conducted on the luxoHsan
improved in every gay necessary fer the YE:iX
seconn Cd st:on of the increasing guests. Aes11
proprietor hopes that by attention to business ws
continue to receive patronage as heretofore.
Guests will only be ch areed With VII at they receive
oaarssst g are moderate. ENRICH p,onr,ato,
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GARDEN, GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS.
N FRESH AND GENUIN
for the ensuing spring. Catalogues distri outed
on application. J. p. BARTHOLOW,
56S Th street, below Penna. ave.
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VOsEPH REYNOLDS l. CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
No. 500 NINTH STREET, MAR AvENUB,

4
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NHAR AvENUB,
Have Just received, and will constantly keep on
hand, the lare est and best assortment in the city
of Cbsndelisrs Brack cts, Drop Lights, Pertables,
Glass Globes Mica and athet Shades, and all arti-
cles in this line, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia. &c, which wsl be sold
CD the most reason BILE terms.
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire. Board
Stoves.
use anywhere very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants. dc, are invited to call.
We do Al kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap; as also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Call epa go e our Bathip Tubs, Fountains. Water
Gle sets. Wash stands. Basins, c., at No. 500
9th Rfra ct, Pennsylvania avenue, the largest
establishment in the city. feb -eotf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
The Mayor of Erie Explains.

ERIE, Pa, May 2-Whilst acknowledge
ing with profound regret the absence of a
proper demonstration of respect on the
part of this city to greet the remains of
President Lincoln on their arrival on last
Friday morning, justice to our citizens,
who have ever delighted to honor the la
mented President whilst living, and who,
second to none in heartfelt devotion to the
memory of the illustrious dead, requires
publicity of the fact that in the midst of
preparations for the mournful occasion
they were informed by Superintendent of
the Cleveland & Erie railroad that the
funeral escort had made special request that
no public demonstration be made at this
place, in order that their committee might
have rest and repose. Acquiescense with this
unauthorized request is therefore the true
cause OF the apparent national discredit at
tributed to this city. ....
[Signedl F.F. FARRAR, Mayor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
GleNelanI NInrkef.

FL0UR-Sales $50 brs Xxx white AZ 50 on; so brls
XXX red at So 90; so brs do do at s775; 100 brls Xxx
red at IS 90.
WHEAT-Receipts moderate and market for No.
2 red lower. No sales of No. reported. Sales 600
and 1000 bush No. red from store at 81 81.
C0RN-Sales l car and 1000 bush shelled from
OATS-Markct steady and firm at CSC from store
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BAILEY Dull at 81 OO9l O5 according to quail
P0RK-City packed mess firm at $2s OO93O Co.,
Sales rs brls unnspected country mess at $50 90.
LARD-Steady, and unchanged. City renderedin
SMOKED MEATS--Sales $500 lbs city sugar
cured Hams, COmstocks" brand, at 22c; 1900 lbs do
do Dried Beef at sc Shoulders steady at l7c for city
Sale 1000 lbs country Hams at zoe; 1000 lbs do do
at1sac; 500 lbs country Shoulders at l6 4c lot Of
1900 lbs country Hams Shoulders and Sides, at lSc
l6G ;,aTdII and IIs respectively. 49,,
would bring ss93sc. Old is dull and heavy. Sales
CHEESE-No CHANGE market bare and firm for
EGGS=Sales 20 brls at 24c.
HIGHWINES-Iteld at 50 10. No sales.
ALCOHOL-Steady at 81 1904 "a for 9s per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits firm at 81 1902 40.
PETRQLEUM--Demand very light, and Refined
sEEDS-Gioyer held at SIS 90. Sales 80 bush
POTATOES Peach blows steady at sOc by the
90 DRIED APPLEs-Held at s@SXc and pay for
DRIED Pc PEACHES-Unpeeled selling in a small
way at 3Od332c; no peeled in market. a..e
LAKE FISH-Quoted at IS 00@9 90 for W hite
Fish, So 90 for Trout So 90 for Pickerel $a 90 for
Bass Sc so for Herring.
SALT-Fine 81 10; Coarse and Ground Solar
BEANS-Dulland nominal at 81 1904 90 for or
dinary to good white ..... g..
MALTeBarley malt quoted at 81 80 per bushel.
ALE AND PORTER-We quote as follows: Pres
ent use Xxx Ale $40; Stock XXX $1l91s; Kennel
SIG; Pale Cream II; Porter Sll.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03

Busineas vas entirely suspended here
yesterday, and is only partially renewed
to-day. 1t Is everywhere admitted that
never before has Chicago seen day to be
compared with that of yesterday. In the
overwhelming solemnity of the occasion
which thronged the thoroughtares, in the
surprising splendor, the day could not be
compared with any other that ever dawned
upon the city. No public bereavement
was ever so sadly felt by the public. Not
only citizens from distant parts of Illinois,
but many from adjacent States, have come
hither to take their last farewell of the truly
lamented dead. The Wigwam in which
Abraham Lincoln was first nominated for
the Presidency, the first story Of which is
occupied as stores, possesses much interest
to all visitors, and the erection of an i'm
mense wooden structure for the holding of
the Sanitary Fair, reminds us of the fact
that President Lincoln had partly promised
to be present at its opening. All party di-
vision and party spirit has been entirely
obiterated by the sad event which causes
the great heart of the nation to throb heav-
lily at the portals of the tomb.
A dispatch has been received from Capt.
Robert Lincoln, stating it is his mothers
request that the Oak Ridge Cemetery at
Springfield be the permanent burial place
of his father. This will be complied with.
The Court House was closed at So'clock
this evening, when the remains were escort
ed to the railroad station, the members of
the Common Council acting as pall-bearers.
The cortege was flanked by torch bear
ers In large numbers. Very many persons
were assembled at the depot to witness the
departure of the train, which will arrive at
Springfield Tomorrow morning at o'clock
The funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
Foreign News.

New YORK, May 2.-The steamer Scotia
from Liverpool 22d, and Queenstown 23d
ult. arrived. Consols, 90zS@9l for money
The Czarwitch continues dangerously i'll
at Nice. The Gar passed through Paris
and had an interview with Napoleon.
The Mexican loan is highly successful
Bourse heavy.
LIVERPOOL, April OPP. M.---Cotton
buoyant at an advance of I'd, and in some
cases more active. Breadstuffs quiet and
steady. Provisions quiet and steady.
OThe morning Advertiser asserts that on
receipt of the news of the fall of Richmond
Napoleon proposed to Lord Ccwley, British
Ambassador to Paris, that England and
France should by treaty, offensive and de-
! fenslve, make common cause and assist each
other with all their land and sea forces in
the event of an attack on either Canada or
Mexico. The Advertiser denounces the
scheme, and trusts inquiry will be made
into it on the reassembling of Parliament.
This statement must be taken for what it is
worth, as 1t is not referred to by any other
journal.
The belief in the struggle being over in
the South continues to gain strength
American securities, and even cotton, are
very buoyant and active in anticipation of
peace. The Army and Navy Gazette thinks
it itimpossible that organized resistance can
be promoted.
The King of the Belgians, on his return
to Brussels, was taken with illness.
LONDON, April %, Evening.-IllinoisC Cen
tral, 6S@6S34; Erie, 4514 @55; 7-20s, G6.
The Index and some other pro-Southern
journals still profess to look hopefully upon
the crowning act of the war, which they
argue is about to open.
Mr.. Harvey, U. S. Minister to Portugal,
publishes letter in the Times giving his
version of the firing into the Niagara and
Sacramento at Lisbon, showing they were
entirely blameless and according high
praise to Commander Craven for his for
bearance at the time.
The eXtradition case of Windsor, the de-
faulting cashier of the Mercantile Bank of
New York, had been before the Court of the
Queens Bench, and was postponed for a
week.
The Bank of France lost one and three
quarter million francs in specie during the
week.
The Times thinks that unless the South
consents to re-enter the Union the end is as
far off as ever; but as the North shows evil
dence of liberality, and as slavery is al
ready half extinct and yerging on its final
doom, it thinks reconciliation possible. But
come what may, England will await the is
sue with the forbearance of neutrals, but
with an earnest wish for speedy and lasting
peace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
Lynch Law in CaIifornia-A Bat
tie with Indians in ArizOnia.

SAN Francisco, May 1.-Oregon papers
mention the hanging of horse thieves and
highwaymen in Walla Walla and Boise
counties by lynch law within short time.
The Vigilance committees had a list of 100
rogues, who will be driven out of the coun-
try or punished.
Arizonia aSvices to the 18th of April
mention another fight with the Apaches, in
which twelve Indians were killed and one
soldier killed and one wounded. The In
dians fled.
Gilbert w. Hopkins, amember of the Ari-
zonia Legislature, Carlos Smith, one of the
officers of that body, and several other
whites, had lately been murdered by the
Indians.
Mining and business generally prosper
Gus.
+ Deposits at the mint during last month
were about 50, 225,000.
Arrived last evening the steamer Sierra
Nevada, from Portland and Victoria, with
$114,000 in gold.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
New York Market--May 2.

C0TT0N-0pened dull and declining, and closed
firmer, with fair demand at 43944c.
FLOUR-Heavy, and l03l5c lower; Sc 9O97 10 for
extra State: 81 1908 90 for common TO good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; 81 0599 so for
trade brands; market closing heavy,with no buyers
at outside quotations.
WHISKY Without decid change; Western
% 1092 IL.
WHEAT-TTeavy. and common grades lD2c lower
Common TO choice amber Michigan 81 7O9l S5 COM
mon winterre western 81 G09l 6l.
RGE-Quiet. Western SOB.
OATS-Dull and nominal at T5977c for western.
CORN-Scarce and very firm. Small sales new
yellow = FSl5O old mixed Western, 81 IS.
WOUl-Dull. .t
PETR0LEUM-Quict. 300 for Crude; "a for re-
fined in bond, and "a de free. 1910
COFFEE-Dul and nominal
SUGAR-Quet and lower MuscOvado ll9llk &c,
M0LASSES-Dull; Porto Rico G3c.
PORk-Heavv and lower; S27 1908 so for new
mess closing at S2s cash. Ss5 O0925 so for '63 and
G4 do cash and regular way, closing at S25 rs cash;
S2j 5OD26 90 for prime mess and S24 75925 25 prime
Also 2iOO bbls new mess for May and June,
buyers and sellers option, $27 7592S 90.
BEEF-ln moderate request at l29l6c for plain
mess l6920c for extra mess.
BEEF llAMS-Steady and quiet at $22 O0lD25 90.
CUT MEATS-ln In moderate demand for packages,
at 141a9l5Hc for shoulders and I79l9zc for hams ..
BACON-Quiet Ut 49, s@l5ac for Cumberland cut;
152Sc9lG% for long ribbed, and 165a@l67Sc for
short ribbed.
LARD-Heavy at 15k@IsAc.
Bg rTEk-Quiet at l59l4c for Ohio, and 2393Oc
for State
CHEESE Quiet at l5922c. r.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Superfnec cannot be sold to any extent
at over sG75 Extra is held at 81 2j@T 30, and fui-
lily at 81 5000 90.
WHEAT Holders continue asking 81 47a,l so for
prime to choice red, but sales ,uld not be effected
to any extent at over 81 As, there scarcely any
demand.
CORN-Noc change since our last report. Sound
sells at 73975c in small quantities to the local trade
Damaged brings 2596Oc, according to amount Of
damage sustained.
OApS-lIolders at the close a kcd 69c in elevator.
RYE-A dull market, at 9j9l 90. the latter rate
asked.
BARLEY-A steady market, at 81 10 and fl Is
for prime Spring and Fal.
VIII kH-A continued dull market. Sales Of
| 100 brls at 50 OS.
pROYISI0NS-Pricesn nominal before the news
80 900 lbs bulk shoulders sold at lac: 10000 do sides
heavy. at l5c and 100 tcs Lard at II 1sc.
GROCERlES-Wo quote fair to choice Rio COf.
fee at 3O933c; raw Sugar l+9lSc; hard refined, 2lc
and New Orleans MOasses, 81 20 l % per gallon.
BUTTER-There is good demand, and the mar.
ket rules steady at 35940t for prime to choice Cen
tra Ohio and Western Reserve.
CHEESE-The market is steady, at 2l922c
for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-For prime fresh, shippers count, 22@23c
per dozen is Obtained.
HAY-We quote primo Timothy loose and tight
pressed, on arrival. in bales, at Sl6 OO924 90 per
tun.
FRUIT-FOr prime Eastern, s5 O096 90 per brl is
obtained. Dried Apples are slow Of sale at 1890
per pound. Peaches are nominal at 20925c.
POTATOES-The best descriptions bring 50 009
2Oper brl, from store. On arrival, prices remain
nominal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03
Arrest and Trial of the COnspira-
tors.

New YORK, May 2.-The Times Wash
ington special says: In the further
progress of the preliminary examin-
alton as to the assassination conspi-
racy, arrests are continually being
made. Thus far the whole number taken
into custody will reach nearly three hun
dred. The trial of these conspirators will
be commenced, however, before military
commission, and if upon this hearing the
same facts are brought out that have been
disclosed in the preliminary examinations,
the magnitude OF the plot will astonish the
whole country.
1t is I0t true, as reported, that Harold
has been tried. His trial is set for to-mor-
row.
Lieut.. Doherty, who commanded the de-
tachment.of the 10th New York cavalry,
that assisted in the capture of Booth, has
been promoted to Captaincy by commits
sion of the Governor of New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-03

MEMPHIS, April 30, via CAIRO, May L.
The Bulletin this morning says: 1t is re-
ported that the rebel Gen. Dick Taylor sent
Hodge to notify Gen. Dana ofthe surrender
of Johnston to Sherman, and inform him OF
the terms of the surrender. Gen. Dana
Immediately, having full credence to Dick
Taylor's statements, arranged an armistice
with Hodge, the terms of which are said to
have been an entire cessation of hostilities,
each having the right to punish guerrillas,
and trade regulations and intercourse con-
tlnuing under very liberal constructions.
This armistice contemplates arrangements
man, unless repudiated by Gen. Dana's SUI
perlor officer. The armistice commenced
on the Goth of April, and can only be ter
minated Oil forty-eight hours notice.