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STOMACH BITTKRs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure OF HEALTH. "put howr' you ask.
We answer, Ills an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERvEs, the servants OF the brain
The LIvEn keep In active play
And regulate, from day 10 day.
Each organ aid, GU Natures plan,
brace and refresh the IHHER MAN,
And like . watch, that's kept In chime
ny constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spivts, too.
How" you inquire, "esn this be donsI
This Victory Ger Disease be wonT
"HosrETTEn's BrrTERs,n We reply,
II HRALTH's surnEME FRoTEsTIoH--TRT
A means Of regensrating the dlssrdered and
enfeebled system, regulating every function Of the
internal organs reviviag the depressed spirits, In
MIGRATING the constitution, and prolonsing life,
the present time, has been 90 completely and uni.
vsrsally successful A.
HesTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmiSed the water found
In prairies, woods, or mArshy ground.
II scdentary toll you ply,
Hafws vou mrf sstisi-or dsj
For when debarred rom exercise
For srftaeiaI ed she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Il threatened evil 10 prevent!
And n you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the uaPrepsred,
Hoatetter's Bitters use--foT note
ThsV arc the suREsT ANTIDoTI.
To set at defiance the miasmA Of unhe althy soils
the poison Of unwholsome water the cfiuviA OF
crowded work-rooms and factories, and the bane-
full influence Of sedentAry employmentS, II Is only
| necessary TO be forearmed with
HosTETTKRs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS.
DyspepsiA's pAngs, that rack and GRIND
The body, and depress the mind;
AGues, that a. they 20 and come,
Make life constant mArtyrdomi
Coles and dysenterio pains,
Meath which the strong mans Vigor wanes,
Bilious complaints, those tedious ills,
Meier conquered yet By drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot be
Cured By destructive mercury;
slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day By day
Nervous prostration, mental gloom
Heralds Of madness or the tomb;
For these-though mineral nostrums fail
Means Of relief at least we hail,
| HosrETTEh's BTTBRs-medieine sure,
| Not TO prevent, alone, but c,zs.
In dyspepsia, fever and Ague, bilious complaints,
constitutional and nervous debility constipation
soasiekness, spasms, and In all complaints Of Man
or Woman, proceeding from casual or Inherent
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy and
| restorativst IL
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
| TERg
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FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
FoRAoE DEPARTMENT, coRHER G AND 22D ITS,
WAsHNoToH, d. c., October 18th, 1850,
Written Proposals are invited for furnishing
Hay, Straw, Oats, and Corn for the use OF this
Depot, 10 be delivered At the RAilrsAd Dept or ct
any Of the Government WhArvea In this city.
The proposals. TO be addressed to the undersigned,
and they should state the quantity Of each article
offered, also the price and date Of delivery.
Proposals will be received for i've thousand o..
ooo) bushels Of Corn or Oats and my (bol tons Of
Hay Straw, and upwards, unless II should be for
the interest Of the Government to contract for .
less amount.
All grain to DO put up in good sacks, Of about
two ~ bushels each, which are To be furnished at
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely bAled.
All Grain and Hay and straw offered TO be sub
jet to rigid inspection BY the Government In
speetor.
Contracts will be awarded from time 10 time 10
the lowest responsible bidders, the interests Of
the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
fulnllment Of any contrast made under this Adyer.
tsement.
P.ynsns to be made At the eosgl.tion Of the
contract 8. L. BROWN,
oe2s-u Capt and Assr ouArterm'r U. "A.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with Innoxious Vapor, by DIR. s. d.
sIGEsM oND, No. 200 Penhsyiyania avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers OF AnAesthetlo
InnoxIous Vapor, mot Laughing .GaB,) nor Chic
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAeHthetio Agent en-
tirely free from celebrating effects and perfectly
SsaiatiORs and perfect lnIpdbilfty 10 pain. = y
dOOO-dO
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IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

~ WAsHINoToH, D. c., Dec. Is, Ie6S
To he Growers and Manu- faoitIdS Of FldE and Hemp:
The Commissioners appointed by this Depart
ment, consulting Of Hon. j. X. MoTeheAd, OF Penn.
sylVAniA, William M. Bailey, OF Rhode Island, and
John A Warder, Of Ohio, TO consider the following
appropriation made by the last Congress, viz:
"For Investigations to test the prAoticAbility Of
cnltiyAtinE and preparing max and hemp a. a sub
stitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollars" hAy-
ing met, and, after several days Investigation OF
the subject, believing that . further and fuller
notice OF their investigations might produce VAu-
able results, adjourned 10 meet again on Wednes-
day, the oath day February next, at ~ o'clock,
M, and request all persons interested In the dis
tribution Of this appropriation, anxious to de-
yelope the subject for the public good to send to
this Department. on or before that day, samples of
the Hemp and Flax In the different stages Of pre-
pArAtion Of the hbres and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied BY statements Of the various
processes used and the cost Of production In each
easel also, desolpt On Of the kinds and cost OF ma
chineTY used, where made, kc.i together with any
and an Information that may be useful 10 the
Commission.
This Information IL necessary before an intelli-
gent distribution oLn be made.
ISAAC NEWTON,
desibdtfe2t Com uiBSionsr.
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INTEREsTING m

Q OMETHING INTERESTING TO
- LOOK AT.-Anybody not aware Nat BARR
bRo. have the hnest stock OF ready made Clothing
In this city, should at once 20 and take look al
our beautiful styles Of Sack and FTOek OVerooats
The new style OF BusineSB Frook n charming, and
all the nne styles Of Pants and Vests IL curiosity
10 look at. Parents can bring their boys and get
them htted out entirely new, at q very moderate
ing. We have also q very large stock Of Centsi
Furnishing Goods, which good We will omar ct
wholesale prices BARR Bro,
deo22-Im Corner Z and seventh Htreta,
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PROPOSALS.
nR0POsALs FOR FORAGE.
'"llal CmEr ouAnTEsnksffns oryIcs, 1
WAaH .noTon DEroT, December 9, 1850.

wAsE.soTo DEroT, December 9, isss. !
sealed proposal, are invited BY the undersigned
Department., At wsshlsrt.n, D. Q baltimore. Nd,
Sss. paas %sh a,y colS sSS sras si
bushels q OF oats and 90 tons o. hay straw
'nldSsfs must state at which Of the aboyensmsd
points they propose 70 nahe deliveries, and the
The qusntity Of each article proposed 70 be deiv,
cred, the time when said deliveries shall be com
ms enc md when ~ y y sonplsted. .;. a..
bids. .|.I- ITf'T FIsTIF .Ir."
Corn 70 b put up in good stout sacks, Of sbou,
three bushels each The laoks 70 Be furnished
without extra charge 70 the Government The
hay and straw TO be securely baied 81 RI
hay, o. straw, proposed 70 sedelivsred must Dc
stated in the proposals.
yited, will be subject TO rigid inspeotioa by the
Goy'fnme1 1t Inspector before being ssespted.
Contracts will be awarded from time 70 time 70
the Govsrnnenf nsy rssui.e, and payment will b
made whom the whole amount contracted for shall
me bidder will be required 70 accompany his
proposal with guaranty tened By two re.ponsi-
BE persons that in ease hi. BID I, aeeepted he or
contract Tor the same, with good and sufnoient
sureties In . sum equal 10 the amount Of the con-
" sS% %
ne ssid hidder man n. 10 amer he eontract
they 70 make good the difference between the offer
Der q dhs persons to whom the contract may be
me r..pon,ibilItv of IN. .u.r,ntor, mus, n.
,ha~n ~ he oescS osr,,ao.ts N ! IJni,.a stste.
nlstri.t y Ittosnss Cniis.tor ~ r,stoms ~ .ny
othsr oa,nsr undsr The HATED st.ts. fsovrrnmsnH
OF ISaponsiole Pefson knoMn 70 ,n ny omee.
a, sn,ssssa ,s,h.s ss,y s.i. '"o
nv Mi ~ nap .dd. a, ...h h,aa.,
inc Iun name Ana z. y. aeoress OF saeh Diauer
must ~ iekioy w.ittSh In the Piuposh; -,
IoPosls must oe sseo W ntle aoieI OeneIh
, ~ =. hqSker' vnie, DsPct SSs .i.,r An,
,nk.v1n, ~. y, Ano ,houiu DC PiAiniy mArheu rfo-
possls lot Fofage'p
b9nas, IN Sun squal 70 me smouht Q, 'ne Con-
uhoI nsnea ~ tne oonusotot anu poth o. ~, ~
uIsntoLs, VIII oe IequiIeu OF tne sooosssiui pio-
us ., ~ piaueLs uPvh nsnins me eonusS. -
hsnk losms o. oias, Eusrantce., and ponus' may
Dc ootained upon apphoanon ~ THIS once
foA VI
Clown, County, and state)--
Il the subscriber, do hereby propose TO furnish
matters Department al -, aSreesbiy 70
the terms Of your advertisement, inviting propo-
:D.s e; fS:' S fosr S.: .s. v RsP0 be
- bushels Of Corn In sacks h-Per oushel
- ousnes o. VaN' IN hAoks' ~ per pushel
Po SaIaS u, =, -. a., =, q M
pounds.
- tons o. pAea SHAW SUI per ton OF 2,Vo0
pounds.
Denyep 20 o1% sn On o. DeIoLS tae y. =. -.
lore the - DAY OIL -, l0s and plooge myself
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FORAGE DEPARTMENT, }
. u--.u aarEwga nwr,.E

As,,,rArr ON pr FSsnSI 11 oTT1e1h
hLE&ASpRIA. VA, Nov IS iesS
WIFI LEN fhOfoshLS are hlEltea LOT IuI = ~.
ing nay straw oAthI anu SoIni ioL the usS oi the
SoyeIhmenh 70 pe uenNeIeu ~ ~. h .shs, va
OF any point on the r0toa a or ~ ana
IN suSh ,t .nS gi
and AZ hueh unes A. tne .S may ulIeet
Inc pLopolAlst 70 oe aaotesseaLo tns unuer sNs
Ana W s'a'e the quAnuy anu prize Vi eAon Sru0io
oIetea. -, 4. 1870, H.. A.. ,.,
"a p pP WI oS feSenen ioI ns tsoS ,na
WV oulnes VI S1in VI oa's, HHa ~ " W sv ~
Of hay or straw and npwaIds, unlesa II shAn oe ior
,he lhtetest Oh the eoFernment W 0onHao' ior
Tess amount - 4, . an,
Corn TO De put up In Bood SACKS o. Apoui Two W
bushels and oAta IN sAekS OF ABOUT tnieo " puAn-
els eaon, Mhien sc 70 pe iuInSd ne 2, e N
70 the government Inc nay anu sua" 10 DO 90
eureiy baled. ,-,, AL .,.-.,--.
Al Mueles IuLhlhheu unueI TINS oueIHsemen'
70 oe sumeet 70 fBiu ihSpeouon' " thc Uo'ern'
meht lhhpeetoL;, A. a. A. -,
rurehases VIII De m n upm ume 70 ume, unaeI
tI ~ noa the iorvN lesponsloie
pluuer as inc ih'erehs OIL 'he Puoho ser'i'e may
require aa. ,,., - A.,
inc unaeIngneu reserves tne Ilsht 70 Ieleet Any
aha AZ ~ oIe,s whioh nay De aeemsa ineompauoie
Win the lnteISss % hs SoveIhnent.
rAymenu VIII pe maae IN suoh nunus a. may 20
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MEDICAL.
q EloIA n OF IeR-.

D.. n. vELLHY,s rriysie Hospital, in tho rod
-, ,,..S 80, :, s.v.,,, ga y $780,. -
=
~" me TO-" Ana rs'eh' V'p'es' hooms = sno "
-. vw..A,..,.. N r .HrH#r HH rHrr
v N' "nt""' ~ .r... sr. ....|. ID. z
-
Al diseases oIa private nature treated N the
. -. -. $500 -.
- ssienahs manner, ans rAaish wire enessSa
yV.uu ,r.c ,RpRcrrors ans
-.
'hH0A, 0LEET, STHCTUHHS, ShAiHAL
,,.. A. -. vo,r,ruou,
-r,,,.
'hhAhS' er eny WEAKNESS o. ene SkNhfAAIiNk
mama 49,. - 1890. -.A... -. A.,,.,o..
NNAN'' "VN Aap sAuAe NnA'o'eh" w" to"A
s' 'I SIS 's 'N' O'
,uT RuRtM ArfsM NrraAIaIA ard othar
, ,,r.,,v.
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READ REV. W. =. LEES LETTER.
RRooWIVH NJ " MAJ "a IaaI

Messrs. Hosisitsr 4 Smith:
GEHTLEnEN; ! have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks and feel due 10 you and to the
public to express my hearty approval Of their
effect upon me. I never wrote A"pufp for any
one, and Abhor everything that saVors OF quAsk-
cry. But your Bitteri are entirely removed from
the level Of the mere notirums OF the day, being
patent alike to all, and exactly what they profess
10 be- They are not advertised to cure every thing,
but they are recommended 70 assist nature ip the
alienation and ultimate healing Of mAhy d. the
most common tnhrmities Of the body, and This they
will accomplish. I had been unwell for two
months, a. Il usual with me during tho spring.
was bilious, and suffering nom indignation and .
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled TO keep At work in the discharge
Of my professional duties, was very weak, OF q
yellow complexion, no Appetite, and much Of the
time confined to my bed. When had bean taking
your Bittera week my Vigor returnedi the sAlloW
Complexion was all gone, relished my food, and
now ] enjoy the duties OF the mental Application
which so recently were 80 very irksome and bur
denAome TO me, When used your Blttern J. fen 4
change every day. These are Jsds. All inference
must be made by each Individual for himself
Yours, respectfully,
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IrsnAin, gentlemen, respectfully XIogr.,
RRAD JOHN W. BRONAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YAhDsA AND DOCKS,

RKAD JOHN W. BRONAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEBT, BUREAU or YAhDs AND DoCKLl
December %, I6a2.
MeSuS. HoStater 4 Smith, PtitIbUTvh, Pa:
GENTLEMEN: About four years since my Atten-
ton was called 70 your Celebrated stomach BIT
tiers, being at the time perfect martyr TO dYS-
pepsiA, In all Of Its terrific forms. Indeed had
not known for ak years an uninterrupted niEhtG
sleep. / commenced the use Of your blttern' TAI.
ms them according to your direstiohI except that
the dose was reduced TO one-hAlL and found myself
much, very much, benefited By the hrst bottlei the
second relieved me entirely but have ever Iinee
tAken dose In the morning immediately on riIinE,
finding u 70 act a. tonie and appetizer OF the
most agreeable character. There IL q peouliArity
In the eject Of your Bittern me which II may b
well 10 statei Al from any cause shall be GuIfeftnS
ever 30 Aeutely with the headache, q dose OF VouP
BitteES relieves me In nfteen minutes, In Sonolu.
sion, ! say with all sincerity and truth, l would
not be returned TO the state Of health IN which
your Bltters found me, and from which they havG
unquostionAblY relieved me, for all the money ii
this world. am, with great respect
Your obedlent servant
JOHN W. BR0NAUGH, Chief Clerk
PrepAredby HosTETTER SMITH,
PittGbufgh, Pa
Nav York Ofio0, No, AQ0 DfOadVaV.
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Pastor of Green. Avsnu. Presbyterian n d S

READ K. D. 4. N. soUTHwoRTHs LETTER.
PAosrECT CofTA0E, GEoRsEroWH, d. C.,l
April 2, 1855.
Mssns Hosietter Smith;
GENTLEMEN; II gives ne pleasure to add ny
testimonial TO those Of Others In favor OF your
excellent preparation. Several years OF Residence
on the banks Of Southern river, and Of close APP
plioAtion TO literary work, had 20 thoroughly ex-
hAuGted my nervous system and undermined ny
health, that had become . martyr to diIpepaia
and nervous headache, recurring At short inter
walls and defying all known remedies In the MAterA
MedloA. had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total shAnye OF residence and Pursuita would
restore my health, when . friend recommended
pertinent. II required but one bottle to convince
me that had found ct last the right sombinati lon
OF remedies. Tho relief II Afforded me has been
somplsts. II 4 now some years since nrst tried
have found the preparation all that II claims to
be. II II Standard Family Cordial with Us, and
even a. : stimulAnt We ike II better than any
thing else but Wo use II In all nervous, bilious,
and dyBpetio eases, from fever dowA 10 toothAshe
II what have now said will lead any dyspeptis or
ns5VOus invalid 70 AHure remedy, IshAll have done
/ remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
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ERCRBT DISEASES
y SECRET DISEASES u
sAMlRITLR6 GIFT
,.... SAhARITARS GIFT
r. Nod OertaiA Remedy 1ty Uss1.
Ties, . Positive Cure.
rAiAAh COPAVIA AND MERCURY DIE
. CAkDkD. r.s...
oaly zen Pins 70 DO taken TO erect . cure.
Thsy are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
.uy unpleasant taste, and win not, In any way, In
iufs the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures In from two 70 four days, ahd recent ease
10 "twsnty-four hours."
No sspesirs, ~ hrutle, 10 ohsase shstssr.
rrissaa Sold By
Ger. Eleventh 81. and Penn. ~.
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va
DESMOND h CO.,
AAe-ly Philadelphia.
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RriEadier General d. X. RUcEEa,
Chief Depot Quartermsster,
Washington, d. c.
ISeal.l
tSeAl.1

thereby certify that, to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief, The AboVe-nAmed guaTantoFs are
good and suiicient A. Bureties for the amount for
which they ofier to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
toTney, Collector OF Customs, or any other ofioer
under the United States Government, or response
bic person known TO this once.
d. II. FUCKER,
dee-u Brig. Gen. and QuArtermAster.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DENSIONs, BOUNTIES,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
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HosTETTER 4 SMITH,

And sold By prusgilts and Family GTooors.
Now York once, No. t0s DrOAdWSy. T.
au1e-o19Od
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d. ~ rEtLSrs rnysi. hospital, in the rcd
re- piosk, scfnsr Of seventh and streets, oppo-
~. no tOs, and Patton, Ones. Rooms n md ~,
.. ,,ars wsshinr,on, DC f1.Hr
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TEnAGs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
l- Zoo Weekly.
Daily.

60 eopy, one year. .',"'.""..'..'"... % so
1--WE cuple1, one year. 10 20
Money may Be sent At our risk II. the letter con
talning 10 be Registered Treasury notes preferred
When . club Of subs STiberS has been forwarded,
h not nSeeaiAFy that the Subscribers 10 q club
1be1ld receive their papers ct the same post ofee.
,-5fNE I..'-I ". !. MURTAGH = co,
WSIAIHStOn, b. C.
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THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
--------------.>-...-----..er
Rebels Again Advancing.
-------->, ->,.---.,,.s-..-.---.---
BATTLE AT CEDAR CREEK.
--~---------------------v-e----
ANCriII at NIartiuSburg.
.--a....r.-4---a.e.a..a----
EXCITEMENT IN HAGERSTOWN.
----'.---.,-s---..----~
Government Property Removed
to that Point.
BATTLE AT CEDAR CREEK.
Special to Ihc Evening Telegraph.


WAMINGroS, August 2).-The star has the
following g:-HNGERsTowN, Nd, August lS.--
Considerable excitement exists here, owing to
conflicting reports from the valley. 4 light is
said TO have taken place on Tuesday, a. Cedar
creek, between sheridan aud a considerable body
Of the enemy, in which we are reported to have
captured five hundred ReDels. No details of the
battle have reached here.
Aycrill holds Mirtinsburg yet, aud at the latest
advces the Rebels had made no demonstrations
against him, and il was believed that no conSdera
BILE body of the enemy is moving in that direction,
the main Rebel force having apparently started
in quest Of Sheridan.
All Government properly at Martin sburg has
been removed to n safe place, and Assistant q lar.
termasters Brown and wray have reached here
with their stores and trains, where they have es-
tablished their headquarters for the present
The return of quartermasters teams 10 this
place has caused much uneasiness among Union
men, and many are making preparations for an
other skCdlddle.
The STAGE with the mail and passengers, which
left here this morning at o'clock, has returned,
having deemed it prudent not to cross the river
at Williamsport.
A train Of about fifty wagons belonging to the
Post Quartcrmaster at Mlrtinsburg is now lss-
ing through Hagerstown; and an ambulance load
OF wounded from the hospitals of Martusburg
has also reached here. These were not wounded,
however, in any recent engagement.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Otu,r or Tug EytStsa TatEGa,ru.
HNfuF fay. Auruet yl


There is less activity in the Stock Market this
morning, and the market is dull, but steady.
Government bonds continue in good demand,
aud prices have again advanced, with salcs Of
520s at llO4 3Os at ilOi and 6s Of 1881 at 1854.
Railroad shares are without any material
change. Reading sold az 6Ss@6si; Beaver
Meadow a, % Mine Hill, 50; North Ponusyl-
yania, 3lE C1tawisss preferred az il3 aud Phi
ladclphh and Erie vt 3jl "a was bid for Penn
sylyana Railroad; i7 for Little SchuyltIli 80
for Long I,laud and 22i for Cstawi5sa clmuou.
Coal oil stocks are steady at about former
rates. with sales Of Rock OH as 81; Orgliic,
Dazel, 81 Perry, 6. anl Dcnsmore, l2t,ai 1923.
Tho Board of Directors Of the Rock OIL Com
pany have declared dividend Of ? per cent.
twenty cents per share) On the capital stock,
out of the earnings of the Company for July,
payable on and after the goth instant iree Of
State tax.
Bank shares continue firm a. about former
rates; 1873 was bid for Philadelphia; j9i for
Farmers and Mechanics; Sc for Cpmmerchli
2sI for Mechanics a for Grard; 80 for West.
ern 27i for Manufacturers and Mechanics; and
55 for Corn Exchange.
Passenger Railway shares are dlll; 72s vas
bid for Second and Third, j9i for Chcsuui aud
Walnut, and 2ia for Arch Street.
BY order OF Secy Fessenden, the coupons due
on the LIST Of November on the 20 loan, and the
coupons on the 1910 loan due on the LIST OF Sep.
tembcr, will be paid on presentation, without
abatement Of interest, by Archibald McInlrye
U s. Mint.
In Gold there is very little doing andpr,ces are
rather lower, opening az 255A, advance aud sold
at 25Gi at II O'Clock, 256l at l2, and lj6i at i2l
o'clock.
The demand for money is limited, and the
rates remain about the same as last quoted. Ljnns
are plenty on call at per cent best paper is
selling at from 10 per cent.
despatch IRON Washington this morning
says, supplies of the new 730 Treasury notes
were sent yesterday t. the Assistant Tressurers
of Philadelphia, Boston, aud New York rhis
will cause no interruption ia illiug the subscrip-
tions heretofore made.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE ALE5. AUG. 20.
Reported b. Clarkson Co. Brokers, Sa IL s. Third o.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-20
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NEAR New MARKET. NORTH SIDE or JAMES
RIVER, August 1.-THE only thing of general
interest that has transpiTed in Hancock's front
to-day has been the burial of the dead under
flag Of truce. The dead belonging TO both parties
had remsincd since yesterday between the
fret line Of rihe-pits, which wc captured
from the enemy, and which we hold
and the second line, which our troops retired
from, until to-day, when General Hancock sent
note, under tag-oftTuce. addressed 20 the com
mRnding officer of the Rebel forces in front, sug-
gesting that truce should be arranged under
which the killed on both sides between the lines
could be buried. Major Mitchell, Senior ABIDE
Camp 20 General Hancock. was the bearer Of the
flag.
He was met By Captain Spau, Of the Rebel
General Fields staff, and, after one or two pre-
iminaly interviews, II was arranged that tvs
hours would be devoted to the pious purpose of
buIying the dead-from 4 till o'clock this atteT-
noon. And so tue dead were buried near Flus,
s.el's mills.
Each party buried its own dead Ours nam
beIed about thirty. The enemys loss was
greater than ours at this point, in CONSEQUENCE
OF the repeated attempts on his part to retakc the
works. All the wounded had been removed for
none were found upon the field The Rebel
General Geary was present at this interI lew be.
sides number OF officers on both sides.
GENLRAL CHAMHLIss' REMAINS.
We exhumed the remains Of General Cham.
bliss, delivered them over 10 his friends aud from
the ENEMY in return we received the body Of
Colonel PlmptOn. IL was ascerialned that the
Rebel Colonel Gherardie, killed by our forces
yesterday, had Just been appointed Brigadier'