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NETWORK & NEw,1AyEN RAILROAD

suMsER ARRANGEMENT
1862 COMMENTING MAY o. 1884 ~
Pssssnrr s.ii.n In SswTork sornss rthst Nd NsssI
Eutrancs on 1th.st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORh:
Fer Eew-Hsysn, s lExl, 1;Ss 4 N H;b tExh ~
OK $40, SD and (Ex. ..
For bridgeport 7, tE1), Ils . fs:b CExh -
Ex \. .: - $50 and (Ex-) p m
For Mifcrd aud sjrsford. !, li:s0 m. ,:so s;ao
Yor rsirdsld- sosthport and weafpSr, T. Has m ~
yos Nor..n, T. $50 n:ss /. M u;n 9Th 800 ga
Tor Dsrea .ad troeuwirb. T. 30 Ii;ss nj $50 ~
For Greenwich. go II 30 m $50 49, $50 s:@IR
For Stamford, Z, tExl. 9:s, il:y m Dis tExhv
GIL 800. 4:co. $50, 6;3s. lt1.) pm.
e.; $50, 4:sV $50, 6;xD, p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bosten xs Springfield sA m lkL); 3NLl -
Foo Bosoa via sLors Line 1913 lEx) I p m.
For Hartford and S9rinyheh Q tELh n;S r.; stkaA
$3.50 p. M. =.
Mortrecl; D. u. 10 Eortl aa p,on- -
IL 30 a. N. ,sA
Fos Now Haven. Now. idea and stcuAngson hsarsseS
e. 10. P:b T. sp m.
Por Can.i Railroad ls:l5 p m to Norttznptez.
For Housx.ou.c Railroad l. N y u
FOR Nsusiuck haihoed, 9 q II 3p. n. -
f,- Danbury snd Norwsk Railroad, I. SGD ~ -
co,,,,sios slee ping Caas attached 70 Trains
JAMES II. HOfT. 5v2ermcnsss6
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! ~ ISI-ANn RAILROAD Fl SUMAfER

ITO WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA CONNEC-
4 TfCur RIVER yALLEY-6O miles shorter than AM
other rostr A., IL, nm
Leave New.York tyis New fork ana NcwhsTen Han
Mi2.Is y "a, (EI), lodge al Will. River Junction snd
iye al Pronl. uvase (ya sas from VOLS River
N,wngrt AT "a D. ~, and Montcai-tIroash without
toppinc-s, o:lSs Sleeping attached to this train
On saturday. passengers by the lflsp m train 80
through without stopping arriving at Newport st b3o and
Profile House at (ss stage from Wells kirsf) Sunday
morning. -
Al aud p N. tEx) lodge 10 Springfield and arrive a.
yn4e House tFrAuoons Notoh) st $50 Crawfora
pon.S $40 p fn Newport Lake N~GphIsmsSoy 81 g. ~
Tor lSsps and particulars sse APPLETONS RAILWAY
GlIDE.
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7 OSr OR STOLEN -CERTIFICATE OF
isDEBrRpSfSS SO. 20 81 ior Five Thouand Dollars,
Issued % hnapp Peek July 2l 1854 AT per->ns are hereby
cputi0nd aan negotiating purchasing a. paine Il mss
b,es stopped liberal reward viii BE- syen Cor lie return TO
kNAff d PECK, No SoGti-st.. Now orr
I OST-Ihis morning aug. 10Y, PACK
IL AGE containing s.C6 Ia 4. ). Revenue s.amps The
finder so be lbealy ru,lacl by having is SAGE Ct the
Peoples Bank, Canslai, conner Of Thompson
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED fUhNilChE OIL
1vsu,ns-d Al.o solid Chestnut and Wslnat
Chamber suite. plain and ornamental ct n u shhnSo-
TONS SO Cpis1st opposite v ooser Esseonsnea w.
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THE BRooME-sTREET ARSON CASE TAXES A
EYw PEksT.--AboGt hrtnight ego JOHN nelomy Of
Eroone street. tea ne9ctan,, arTestec Tor arson II
bayia 70 an alleged tbt Dee had act IRE 10 bis store and
after a preliminary exau,hla0n, Justice bowling heid
MIN II boil in S5tsfl. "a uppea-S nom ahdaylts
bich has, heeu made before irc Marsaal Baker That
two OF eamys agents fre ds who repTe mt them.
ssv,s IA be- ia,vyers-'liiiyer Henry by frm
baye srght is bribr 20 induce shc principal witness
caains. im 10 rs from iho country. Tho following aP-
FROM tie affidavit; Mr.. Wiiicm GooS%IG OF no.; 10
East Eleventh street. sgoars that on the 10Th inst VIM
A nlycr and Alexander IL. IL nTy, who Introduced
themselves as lawyers Of No - Wall streeL plonosel
f. give i'm $500 10 sign eefeu papers and Depart iGr
EaGada: That Hilyer PRECEDED represent beIamv ;
laWyer esd that he hal lo 'lOoy ready al moments
notice tnat witness declined Ia listen TO tie proposition
aud t.iat theregpJA I.AyeF offered sl.2JO bur
that tbs sun also the witness pcTemptOrily re-
Iected; that HiyeT made threats that ne
would find means TO send witness TO prison !
shat during this interview Henry advised witness 70
aooede ~ Hyers proposals ana that witness declined
H. have anything further tO 10 with these friends OF
BellsIny. Mr.. Edwin liampsO an engineer who was
tely IL Belanys employ, curT0b0rated Mr.. Goodwin 3
statenens. Having taken the affdayits of these gen
Semea. Marshal Baker submitted the papers to Justice
Hogan. end that magitr granted warrants for the
arrest u illyer andienis and Yesterday afternoon
they were spprehenled by Officer Jolly Of the -Four.
teenth Precinct. Justies Hogan committed the prs
sncFs % Tie Tom6s.
SHARKS IN THE Enthusiastically morn
fng Henry Brce young Of Oficer Briee Of the
Tyent eth Precinct. bathing with several Youthful
companions IN the Hudson of Tint. seventh street
and when lie had gotten ~ on into TIE streem he
a.tIcsed by shark ms t'1"-O,'Ae4s bearing MS
orr fof I'D promptly tOOA boat and rescued hin, not.
kCwev~r uliil ne hat been bnten hrce severely
AoneI not eegioHslv. Slsr said % De- abundant
q tie Asfv0r end particularly rear the ohll piers.
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Cost an1 found.

I OST or MISLAlD.
- CERTIFICATE 20 31sf. for oNr HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS GENITAL SCRlP STOCK, dated Aug
L. iB5J. Ia the naye Of CANAAN 90.
Tho has bren STOPPED, aud AZ parties nothed
not 90 r. fotiiis mo certificate.
Application al BE- made for certificate
1Es Under 20 reIur.ted % return tie 60
r.. WH1EuOUSE, SON MORRISON
No. - " Titan rt.
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BASEBALL MATcH-ATLAN11o OF BROOK

IIS VS. ATHLETIC or PHriADELrHiA. Tie above
match (the las, OF the series says The philadelphia IN
tprer Of Friday took place Yesterday and resulted IN
another victory for the Atantics by IS 10 TO- Deng
Shere ere large number Of persons present yester-
cay TO witness the mitch (probsbly two thorsand),
among BON ioir proportion OF ladies' ard the
xhOle was conduct ia LIE most respectable manner
She Athletic players made Ane display, both at the
bat and IN the field. but Il the oGrTeut op.i0n tht
shey would be beaten two 10 one. Nj. MoBrldes piob'
Ing and Mr. Klenfel ers catching were very good anu
a. fact the only sot sn1ts IN the fed were Malone al
escond base and atz ~ third ba'e-the latter beng
burthut both being well known al good ones, but nm
aeoountably failing in catching and stopping many
balls in this match, By which large number OF runs
wore obtained by the Aantics. The following is the
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5tsnmboats anh Railroads.

IMPOSITION BOAT FOR NEWBURCH
W and POUOuKEEpSiE. Fsro Is Cents The nsw snc
ns, steamer THOMAS C0LLfER leave. Jay,-p S..f
EVERY AFrEKN OK u O'clock lahding at Grassy r''
CsxIens,, New. Harlbursh. 4uibcrorgh and Milton;
Returning leaves FouEhkesp.ie q n;; cs
o'e,ocs. Cornwall To, Cod SpIinS IixS SY5Sens
;.40. Grassy POM, s:a5 ausiss in New orb Of io;S0
CUNDAY BOAT for HARLEM ana hl syi
y gptDgF-Ik, .te.alors SYLVAN GROVE OF SAL
VAN sTREAA will rus between PsCa Slir aus Ian
LIN ry-sy l.r SUNDAY durHs The sams'of "a '0A'A''
lEAys llARIxz y a. H. y NJ, p IN, p ~.
IEAvr PrcE sL,r-i0a IN, p a., fp' NJ p IA
Lnalin- at ssa. st. each way. ,.,,,,
Q. II. LONGSTREEr.
Superlnterd dent
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Usooins Caroo. Sc.

AT VIM. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Ful.
N tons. WEDDING CARDS and FINE SrAfionSHh
(Estabiish~d t8iSl =
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CTRAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
- ns og.-,sOwn lGort tsrboI aThs ysi-5 5
u hs liverpool S".f ors sJd Phiis seao
LID COMPANY InAu Line carrying tie U. g. hsns) n
tended to sal. - olo~s -
CITY OF BihSC HESTER. Saturday Aug ~
CITY Ov LONDON.............. saturday Aut ~
CITY OF BALTIMORE. .Sstofoay Aug -
and every sacceedins SATURDAY. at noon iron P~r ~
North R.ycS.
PsssAoE,
PAYABLE IN gold or its rTnlsslrn, IN currency;
PIRST CABIS....... $50 O0lsTRERAoE .........eB %
First an 70 Londoa IS 90 Ste.Ta- Londsn. - 60
F,r.t I.b,n 60 Pans.. o. SLs~tsss 10 Pans 20 "
Firs, Cstn TO Hamburg 90 SsserAs " anburs. y %
Fa,ssnser Gso forwarded to How're. Bren<o. Rotterdam.
Artverp &c, az erasly lo~ rates.
Fares fror1 Liverpool OF uHesns:ovr LIST Cabin 30. 90
$40 sle.rasa SIS Those who wsh 10 end ot their
niand, rAn bay ,irsei. hene n ihcss rsiss
IoTflrhsr Information. spyy AZ ,he Compmys oAeea
JOHN q. DALE Atsnt No. ID Broadway. n 7.
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IRON. IRON.
1909 Tun. Beat Refined Bars an sseI
80 Tun- Common Bars, all sses.
30 Iun, best Rods. 6. Ia, 3.ib 3D. Tia ID
go Tune Bost tloTse.hoe Iron.
~ Tans Bees, Angle Iron. !. to inches
Z, Tun. Lal.e Round Shtiiing
lto Tuns Spike Rod, all sz-s.
80 1uns No. Scotch Zig lTon
80 Tun, Forge iig iron
2O Tuns No. American Pig ffea
100 Tuna Kentedso Ballast.
For ale IN lo,s, by PETITE WILSON 4 Co.
Nos 2l8 and 229 Southst
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miscellaneous.

~ and PACKING IN pressed bae, For ssl- BY
Wv. TAUL8iAN No. 30 W iilism't
nRAIN, Sewer, aud Water Pipe, glazed ald
~ sthod 10 3rrcf IN diameter chirlrey Tops Oven
GTeeaaouse snd Flooring Ta Fire Bath Bdcks Plnn1
ers MacHas l. J. Pottery, Depot, No ~ PssT' q. 4.
EOR SALE--Tho CROP of an APPLE Or
L CNARD q 80 trees, In iu hrarnf. Apply 20 JAMES
4. HAMILTON, He,.s, EsaT DO55Ss Feny, Wos1ches's'
County y. Y.
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DIRECT TRADE RsrwBBs ST. LOUIS AND

DIRECT TRADE RETWBBS ST. LOUIS AND
Esw.YoRK-TAe n. Louis Uaidh says We are In
formed that barge Steamboat owner OF Cincinnati has
been eanysssing scheme for securing direct and u'
broken transit Of freight between Sow-York and St.
youis. Wis Orleans, by means Of line Of steam
boats running from ST LOUIS to New-Oroans. in con-
ssotiop with line of ocean steamers running from
EswOrlesn to Eew.York 1t is said tast the gentle
man ia now In NewYok endeavoring 10 negotiate with
Er Vanderbilt for the establishment OF such line to
commence operations Of an early day. We desire to
foucit the earnest attention OF our own steamboat
swnors and capitalists 10 The subject lhe o''"p'seS
Of such sn enterprise to OR commerce are TO aso'
le-reQuire demonstration. 1t is wonder that 1t was
pot perfected years ago AT present the produce
Clipped from our ie,ee to New-YoTk or Boston.
,,h the Mississippi IL carried 70 New Orleans
tAere Enlsdsn. stored and reshipped on vessels
10 n. destination This involves the extra
sos, Of two hsulincs one handling storage and
eommissjon Ia addition TO ths several dnys' delay
ettendrpt upon the irregular trade between New
brleens and New YORK Commerce under suon eff,
GumstaDce6 is aud necessarily must be, pTocGr"aa eau
crp,nsige and this is the reason Why 80 much Of the
Grade between 81. Louis gHd New YORK submits to the
keavy tax OF Tailroa1 carriage. Lalrsd carnage pas
but one single advantage over water tr@osportatloh
rapdiiy OF trsHsti ana this In frequently neutral
Wed BIZ deficiency of cars or the rairosOs' suDeclng
freight 70 several days delay ~ depos peiofo can ~
Steamboats, as the fleuIy Ames. noliio Able W. X.
Arthur Atlantic LrvislhGa, Empress City OF Mem
fphs and Pauline Carroll running nom here 70 New
Orleans could fulfil all the conditions OF safety Speed
asd cheapness that part OF the enterprise denan0s
feceiyirr the steaH. boat csrgoes at New-Orleans
without the delay ayd expense Of ieshtP.
tnent and running directly b New.York. would make
the arrangement complete Tie saving in the cost OF
portation would be hardly less than twenty or
Shty per cent ard tie reduction " time three or four
aays An enterprise of such manifest advantage ana
secessty cannot remain long overlooked; and as II
must be established desire that 1t shall be inang
grated by and for the benefit Of our own citizens III
there sufficient advantages In TO tempt Clnein
maj csoi.aists tie same advantages should stimulate
Ger own capitalists to embark IN IT, There is no cass
OF men in the country liberal. ierge'mlnded ana
rpriSing than the steamboat owners OF ST. LOUIS
And tere are few classes enjoying larger means. Ihey
have the boats already built To form our part OF the
nroposed line and there would seem TO be nothing
Wanting but negotiation with NeH-York ship ownerS.
for eeAT and systematic connections at New Ofieans
o. secure the success Of the scheme.
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NORTHERN r. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Train, les~o Jersey City for nsrmon Of A., sis
IA, ':l' p. ~, 4:&.p. a.. and s;n p M Inc "" "
''a p M run W. psIAREsr, Superintendent
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Ocean 6teamer3.

-----------------
T1,D r. C,I TUOpNJA
n MAIL LINE--FOf CALltOhNIh
via pANAiA.-Reghlsr sailing days; 3D. 18Th and sSd
zach noath except Wien dates f on Sunday whea
Tue Jay Of departure viii he The heud-y following:
Ice hrstelsss bew steamship
COSTA RIGA.
y. L. Tukiopsugh Commander
VIII sail frof, Pist No. g. Nofrh River.
SATURDAY, AUGUST t.. ct IL o'clock
, Inc "nim.hp sOnIiiEhN LIGhT will succeed the
COSTA RIGA. end adj AUGUST 70.
foE freight o. v4-~"fe apply TO
~. o. aLLhn. No. Bowling GIeen
MOD NEVr Npl rANc nIpPCrr trrnNCc
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TOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECr.-The new
| j. q. T. Mail steamship CALIFORNIA WIN. Brand. Com
unnder will leave Pier no. sSorth River on WEDNESDAY,
Anr NJ n o. o. precisely. For fre Passage apply V
- - IL. B. CKUMWFLL \ Co., No. 60 Westst.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

NY -
Observation-Disclosures. aug q
PENNsl Lv ASiA...I.. "...5sioT?sy esSt "
AND EVERY ALTtRNATE SATURDAY ThEREAFTER.
The calm accommodations board thoss sesots srs u
surpsi,4 sns &. ~ lower ,6sn o. sny ohsr Inc
sTEERA0E fAssAOE 10 LlVERPOOL-SS incur
rencY. -
HE owaer these vessel, VII not b accountable for spss
or rauabe ua-.s BIDS Of d. LAYING thslf value efg!e.sed
therein, . a!gued therefor.
For froi,h % passage Apply 70
WILLIAMS e GUION. No. II WanSt
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VENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JER6Ex
OFron Pier n. ks,.h Ry.s esastSti.. = Rdjss3
tons iofuns direct line % fsSulsa and the w''t "S
''' ''I SEs & ~ nIppL. ROUTE TO THE WEST
SIXTY Mlrs and Two Eours ssvsd By this hns 70 49,
e'A' Sc s bSs; 4. AnR 1 NJ *; sssrs
G.%..ns,.. August ls .sy: s:v =. f: !:
r1ss. H,ss: Msass csan1 % ~
IT,. , +. : N os :i s..a Sc
So5.h.rn Central I.ro.a and with tn cumAsra.d Vs0v
NAL Ts4is~H sse N: for Fsn.as.ss, E...s., We.
Gap scranton. Kingston, 0rss, Bend. Pstston Bi,sAs
E:Ion THAls-For Ea.soa, AaeasswA MaucA css1A
wiism'por Es.iin, rss.syi,s dsrisSs!, e; Cha.
l:5o r. n.-For 5OsDerviie and glsurinston.
srx-ror somervile. r.. - lg
lilo r. :. w.srEhy EIpnss-pa Es.ssa, Assts.A
Reading Hsrrisburs Pi,t.balsh and the wsss ssssoo
car. thioa.h from Jer.sy Cay 70 y ra:'1y,:a ,-,
POINT s q: S "a "A. . I'd "
s.fi s. 81 s; c %ss IT ss fis No T
to ais' House. JOSIAH sFEIRSj sup.ra..Sdsse
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fcr Al:
sAsJ ny T I'd TROY Tf;u c2 .sy. WIN
nxpres, nd 10 a a. and TIA 1914 m. and t9sn1
xsnSS n m 6:52
Toy ,1 ana 2 Albany o. with Iosp ll'Oa ,. IA
Rs iis.issss , Tl.inp q. P m. .nrm
| Poushksepss Train. Q q. n. e:H 3 M sa1i'" -
aud p
| Pesksk,il Train, 4:IS p m. <:Trm.
sang sing frin TO Ia, u 7:sz M end lz;D sasss"
| m, and Sis p. M pm
l ranyo~n fain, DO and $40 md T:T N
|
| 0n Srndsys, ct 6:n p m from 10Th strs~s
Ticket, may cured et Of the ocss Of wssiee
Fxprcss Ia Now and Brooklyn, and baggage checked
the house eli points Tho road and 10 sars.os ssl
| }. b. fOUCEY, Assis,:a, S1Ssrntsnd%aA
/ NETWORK & NEW-hAyEN RAILROAD.
] SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. f. q
1861 COMMENTING MAY Q, 1884 ~
PssxSnter Stsaen Ia NewYork Eth-st nd ShsQI
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gRSnxJYa 10 rr,,..- .nkLpHIA

Fare q, E1csrsion Ticket g. good fos tire day.
On ard sner H0NpAY, Aas lS4 BY she eop,mo6sle
steamer Jesse EO9T foot u AiAnc-st. bfseiyH syw4
dsy Sundays r,sd) ct 81 O'Clock henoe 10 Yo0
Monmouth, and tie Rstnx apd Delawrv Bay RlsoAd
foot ~ Vines. Philadelphia retaining, issvs finsst vha
P.iadepIA every morning ct tsundsys eIcsPteal
Travellers rom the City Of ew.Yort are notified nef =
apy oI sasssee BY This 6ns Stale Of Ssvyerey ksvo
gfent.d 20 lhc sn Anboy Monopoly the sssssst
ppvess aad freight b<wesa The Cto
Of New York ADD Phil.aeiptA>
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| On Sundays ct 6:y2 p m from ,osh-ssrsss
Tickets may be ct Of the Offices Of Wssiee
Frpcss Ia Now and Brooklyn, and baggage checked
the house to al points tho road and " Sarstos Sss
| j. H. TOUCEY, Assis,.zs s,rtsriIts nI~eA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-25
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. MI.
4 O'CLOCK p. MI.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke Il Go. furnish the following quo.
tations OF Government securities:
WASHINGTON, Aug o. 1854
FROM CITY POINT.

The mail steamer John Brooks, Capt Ben
der, arrived at the Sixth street wharf at six
o'clock this morning from City Point at 10 q.
m. yesterday, with the mails and passengers,
among the latter being several hundred men
from New Orleans, belonging to the several
regiments Of the 10th corps.
She reports that at last accounts all was
quiet in front of Warren, who holds an i'm
pregnable position ON the railroad, but the en-.
envy are laboriously entrenching themselves in
his front, as if believing that our advance in
that direction is intended to 60 beyond the
Weldon road, are much puzzled how to pro.
coed to recover the road by which almost all
their troops and supplies were procured from
the South. The Indications are that the
Rebels will receive another astonisher very
shortly.
Twenty. six deserters who came over to our
lines on Tuesday night were brought up on the
Brooks. They took the oath as soon as they
reached our lines and expressed themselves as
highly gratfied with the change. They tell the
same story Of the dissatisfaction Of the Con-
federate soldiers, and repeat the assertions that
the assertions would be much more numerous
If it was not that the men are made to believe
that they will be put in our army as soon as
they reach our lines.
The evening before the Brooks left Tuesday
l5O more prisoners were brought to City Point,
captured on the Weldon Road.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MEMPHIS,


Forests Raid into that City-Patients in
Hospitals Fired Upon-The Rebels
Whipped in a Fight-They are Forced to
Abandon their Captures.
CAIRO, Aug. 3.-The Bulletin says the rebel
force that entered Memphis on Sunday morn
ing, consisted of nine regiments of cavalry
and four guns, under Forrest in person. Only
mainder stopping outside to prevent their re-
treat being cut Off. They captured about $50
prisoners, mostly 100 days men, many of whom
escaped, and others were murdered.
The rebels fired on the patients in the hos
pitfalls and shot several sick soldiers, and cap
tured others Those who were unable to keep
up with the cavalry were killed. But for the
prompt action Of the sth Iowa regiment the
prisoners in the Irving prison might have
been released and the Bulletin Office sacked.
The rebels suddenly left the city, about six
O'Clock, followed by considerable force of
our troops, and fight occurred near the lanes,
lasting two hours in which they were severely
punished and driven off. 1t was here that
Colonies Starr and Kendrick were wounded,
in coming through the lanes. The rebels cap
tured two guns and q section of the 9TH Wis
consin battery, and a number of one hundred
day men; but were obliged to abandon the guns
in their retreat.
After the retreat Forrest sent flag of truce,
asking an exchange Of prisoners, which was
denied.
Lieut.. Harrington, Sd e. S. artillery, was
killed. Major Lansing, 9TH colored artillery.
burne's staff, were captured.
When last heard frOm-at7 O'clock Monday
morning-the rebels were eight miles beyond
Nounean Peak, in full retreat, Col Winsiow's
cavalry pursuing
to-day, en- route to Springfield to be mustered
out. Forty OF its members were captured at
Memphis on Sunday, among them Lieut Col
Duncan and Major O'Connor.
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RoPosA FOR LOAN.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, July Is, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that subscriptions will
be received by the Treasurer Of the United States
the several Assistant Treasurers and Designated
Depositories and By the National Banks desi grated
and qualified as Repositories and Financial Agents.
for Treasury Notes payable three years from
August Is, 1864, bearing interest at the rate OF
seven and three tenths per cent. per annum. with
semi annual coupons attached. payable in lawful
money.
the holder at maturity, into six per cent. gold
bearing bends, redeemable after Eve and payable
twenty years from August Is, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in the denominations of
nfty. one hundred, Eve hundred, one thousand and
FIVE Thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank,
payable to order. as may be directed By the sub
| scribers.
All subscription must be for City dollars, or
some multiple OF fifty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all depos
ites The party depositing must endorse upon the
ORIGINAL certificate the denomination of notes re-
CURED. and whether they are to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When 50 endorsed it must be
left with the officer receiving the deposit to be
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
of transportation charges soon after the receipt
of the original Cert6cat es of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August Is on all
deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid
by the Department upon receipt Of the original
certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August Is, per.
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued from date Of note to
date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will
be allowed commission of one quarter of one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt Of bill for the amount, certified to by
the officer with whom the deposit was made. No
deductions for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informa
ton, and afford every facility for making sub
scriptions W.P, FESSENDEN,
jy26tf Secretary Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-25
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

Bids were opened to-day at noon at the office
Eepot Commissary OF Subsistence, for the fur
nishing to Government of two thousand bar
rels OF flour. The following is a list of bidders
and the rates offered:
John A. Green, 1000 barrels at 1929; ,OG0
at S1325 1000 at $780, 1000 at Sl335; and 900
at $3.50. William H. Edes, 400 at S13.15, and
200 at 1925 George w. Linville, 200 at 1925;
800 at S134s; 500 at Sl3.65. d. L. Shoemaker &
Bro, 1000 at S1315. G.. W. Mears, 5000 at
1888; 5000 at Sl34S 1000 at 1880. Thos. H.
Donohue, 1000 at S13.45; 1900 at S1347; 1,500 at
$3.50. Rowland & Ervine, 1900 at Sl335;
1000 at S134S; 1000 at 1890. A. Ross Ray &
Bro, 1000 at $500; 1000 at S13.1O; 1000 at
$500.
The lowest bidders, it will be perceived, are
Messrs. A. Ross Ray & Bro. The proposals
were opened and taken under consideration,
but 10 award made.