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| LuREIsHED ROOMS. a suit of FIRE large
L Rooms, to be rented sinely or en- suite. Also,
| two large Rooms, com .nupicating, on the first
/ floor. suitable ft paymaster or profession al
| man. Apply. AIS corner 9th and Il SITS. sel6 II.
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MITCHELL HOUSE
WI HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.

lNi HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
81. ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN,)
462, asa, AND 46G THIRTEENTH STREET.
. The undersigned soiicits the patronage OF the
public. This house has public and private a
Dining Rooms and Lunch Counter, also YENAV
nrmber of light, airy and we'll fnrnished AEE..sH
sleeping Apartments. by the week, d sy or InonIn,
at liberal terms. Its Lardsr is ne Plus HhYa and
the Culinary department. under the eontoi OF one
tion has been paid to the selection of the Bar
room so that the moet fastidious connoiseur can
not fail to be pleased :
GEO. Il. MITCHELL, Proprietor
N. B-The Eating Apartments are open night
and dsy. Il "wf su L. Inns
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Iy FOR SALE
i He STOCK of GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
and GOOD WILL, OF Store No. ara Seventh
street, between l. and n, now doing fair business
Or, If preferred, the prevent proprietor viii take
partner who can give the business his personal at
tenton and supply a small portion Of the capitol
INQUIRE at the : tore. so7 2sr
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No FACILITIES 20 lie GIVEN THEM-Capt
Scheetz, Provost Marshal, has given orders
that no facilities shall be given in his Off 20 to
agents, brokers, lawyers, etc, upon matters re-
Obtain all necessary information in the best
manner by applying to the officer in person.
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INCEST OF THE la WsOF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA An Analytical Digast of the
Laws OF the district OF Columbia, containin oil
District Of uiunbia. and the Acts Of Congress in
relation to tie District, to March Sd, 1888
panied with brief staten snts of Co ninon Law and
Judicial / necsIons BY 81; Thonp son of the Wash
Il & o. i. MORRISON, 440 Penna. avenue.
sel5-StE
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WANTED-Four good MILLIs & RS; tie highest
w wages paid. Apply at s Hell aER'5 81 har-
ket space, bet~ cen It'll and 9Th. ses2w~
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LNOR SALE A small tFo- story BkIOk HOUSE
4 contsiDing rooms, kitchen, and zoodhouss
For particu lars call rhe nrerIi zeS & street be
tween street vest and North Capitol street. Print
ing Office equare. tsel6Wv Il. WURDEMAN
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{EJANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, or part of q
w House, between % and 18th streets, eonvsni-
emit to tn. Avenue, for small family. Liberal re-
ward given for information at S. GOLD5TEIN s.
42e Penn. avenue. Ne III Jws
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ykJANTED-A WHITE CHAmBERMAID to do
w the Gle aiming and assist in the Washing an
irlning. she must be neat and tidy, ami under.
stand her burinsss we'll. To such . ons, good
wages win be given. Apply 81 349 Nineteenth
street. Sc l5-3t+
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! k'URNIsHED R0OMS-For gentlemen ONLY, at
| GOD stree. hetwaen 18th and l4th streets,
| near Willards' and the Ebbitt House. House new
~ painted and furnished. The location is the best
| in the city. SO Is st"
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q .E9N,e - EEEl IT 7
.sg.g ass sgssNS
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SEE FIRST PAGE OF to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
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SPECIAL NOVICE Van ed Eny Rsn,.-In WASH
irgt n mr. George town, srnali house, ;nfurr shad
preferred for fatpily. Apply at 81 Louiaiaa "a
avenu g, or No. 1872 Street Sc l7-tf
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Launch OF = Revenue Cutter.

Yesterday afternoon haf.past three O'clock there
was launched from yard OF John Englis Son
pint a steam cutter. This is Of the sx being built
for the revenue SERVICE three OF which building hero,
the others being built at Philadelphia ana Baltimore
This was OF the finest launches which have wit
messed for some time At the time appointed the shores
rapidly knocked away and she gided quickly into
her native element. As she was fairly afcat
Miss Harrington daughter Of the Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, broke bottle OF champagne her
figure head saying the time "In the OF the
United States OF America chrisen you Ashueot" The
Ashueot is beautiful vessel and reflects great credit
upon her builders an designers. These vessels are being
built under the Immediate supervision OF Mr. Stlman,
and strongly together and promise from tho
beauty OF model great speed The following are Der d.
Length, 1870 feet breadth, 20 feet .spth
III feet and Of $50 burhen She is 10 have two os
ciatng low pressure engines Of thrtysix inch aa0bre
and thirty inch stroke She is TO carry one yhsy
ponder rifed farrot gun and six tweny -FOUR ponver
howilzers and will be brig rgged Although the rain
were goodly number there. many Of whom were ladies'
Among the many who launched in her were Mr..
Stilnan Captain Constable Mr.. Leary, Mr.. Cummings,
Mr. Engs and son, and a number OF ladies. Collector
Barney was present account or illness. After the
launch party parook Of cold collation. provided by
her builders. She towed 20 the Novelty works 70
receive her engines.
Mr.. Westervet will launch In about two weeks the
third of this class from his yard. The name OF the
launched yesterday the Pawtuxet These vessels
OF all tho same dimensions.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
NIiscellaneous.

STEAMSHIP HKcLA Capt Hockey sailed yesterday for Lv.
erpool
Bay. near Kneon Pon some time AGO was taken into Mare
sde. and Vas somewhsi njured by ihampnr
ssS 1. s y r so L s hay s from Boston n
and coal lumber sc; and Aphonsc Jackson Of Wis
over Il hours With dead eyes under water move
Sur Many ocpms Hathaway. hence at San Francisco,
TO los, ongboai and spars of the forward house
sHir AsHoas-sce repor, Of schr b Myers, above
MI SsSI @ s.s f s.ss :. @
Cap, fisher. Of Edsariown, Tor sssOj.
whaicmen.
ship Emily Morgan Athearn sid from NBsdford 7h ins,
for The pssaa. Pasiae pcean pcss Nm Az 80,
"A from with sp (oa and on ana sd nsS das
for Arctcl HA s I'd oacer While taking 80 whale just
ssrs Sonssres, sw,f, At valparaiso Jusei having
lon 4 y Had .aess and ais fo %
having received damage heavy gale gale on
ss r. FsgS, ,gs, s.,s. :. ,ss ys
sposen-sart Seine. Luce. Nh. March : on South Head
FsTs Soseias, IIonsywe M May 6 ssou, Ia. go n, Ion
spoken, &c.
ship Sonora. Brown hence for Australia, May g. LAT las
ship Danube Walden from Manila for Boston, April 10
ss,p Belle orsce Knowles from L.h for Madras NAY
n. lat n, lou 26W
Ship confdence, hence for Gasgow. Jolly LAT a 2s Ion
b1Ip
skp arnes Guthris, from Boston no date, Ac
Psrk Starr King Smith, from Phisdephia for Cane Town
dae--by vessel at Aleoa Bsv
Bark Arfopardi. from Boston for Msurus MAY as lat
eNN, Ion - =. :
Bari Beaver fom Rotterdam for New York. June T. iAi
Nss Ion ~ 81
lawrence from csdh for Boston xsy H. IA, 50 30.
hon % %
Bsrk Illinois, from, xerco for Boston June 7s 10, ST.
Ion 73 10.
Foreign Ports.
p-foaro~, June 95-Of. indp.tle Hten from NyoTs
.oi is3adOn
0trFS tnrc 2t-Au Lsnra. vtilr saa NYofk
'ogwRSsH A., gsae AR Cfesiea Nave, Dobbias New
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
The Navy.

USrrrD STATES STEAMER HoSpuRAs.-The chartered
steamer Honduras, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant H. A.
Gregory commanding, arrived at the Navy Yard TO day
from a cruise in search of the Tacony
SuwRRs' CouRr OF IyorrRy.-The Sinners court OF In
aury will meet to-day 10 the examination OF wit
pesses. OF whom have been absent. Admiral
Dupont expected soon and his evidence will close tho
examination for the government.
IRoS CLAD PAssAc.-The Passaic has been working her
engir and is expected that she will be ready
ner rial trip ascertain the effect the
work which has been placed her propeller Her decks
are ng covered with panks and the turret fast
ilg completion.
PsasoroS Tieutenant 7. n Du Bois, OF New York has
been placed m command Of the United States gunboai Al
battoss for gallant conduct IN battle This IL the highest
grade the volunteer service and In this INSTANCE is well
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Wheat was very dull with sales or only 80 900 bushels
al 81 S5 81 Is or red and amber winter 81 20
81 81 " or Milwaukee club and amber spring. 81 I2.
25 for Chicago spring. and 81 40 amber State and
Jersey Corr decidedly lower with sales 1876 900
sound 65c 66c for unsound and 6Tc TIC. yellow
western. Oats were quiet at Tic. 1870. Rye continued
quiet and nominal Barley and barley malt were unal
tered.
Coffee quiet with only small sales reported, in
oudhg Rio. primo, 3lc.: good SOC. 3OKc; fair 200.
2Sc % &C.; Java mats and bags, 36c. 37c. Mara
caibo 3lc $780,. Iaeuayra, 3lc $50 st. Domingo 2sc
COTTON was quoted as low ss soc. 58c for mddngs,
without any important sales having been Effected
fREloHB were very quiet, with 642 vessels OF all
classes 10 port To Liverpool there shipped co. 900
bushels grain at 6d I'd. To London 500 bbs -four on
p.t To Glasgow, so tiercos lard at $685.
hay was saleab!e and steady at 75c 90c for North
river bale.
Hors very quiet at 15c. 2lc
MoLASEs.-There were 500 hhds. Cuba muscovado sold
at 4Co.
Ons were quiet and prices depressed.
PRovsIons.-Pork was In fair demand, with sales OF
1850 bbs at $11 62s s2 81 old $l3 SO $3 rs
new mess and $40 90 $1l so for primo. Beef dull
with sales OF 200 bbls. at 50 90 S12 prime, and
Sl2 50 SID for extra mess Lard declined to exc. a
l0sc, with sales OF 400 packages or cut meats 100
packages we're sold at &c. SC for shoulders, and
7hc. 81c for hams. Bacon continued quiet at &c
7hc. Butter and cheese dun at previous prices.
RicE was In limited demand and altogether nominal
SALT WAS in fsir req est, but rather unsettled.
SUGARS inactive, with sales OF only $40 hbds at
12Hc. 13 for New Orleans, and 10hc. 101<c for
| Cuba.
rAIIow.-There $4,000 pounds sold at 1910. a
| 1870.
q 46c.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Court OF General Sessions.
Pcfore city Judge Mccunn

Jutr s-in the Court OF General Sessions this morning
before city Judge Mc'unn, william Hicks pleaded guilty
70 an indictment Tor grand larceny The prls and
mau named ~Nm. ranks were Indicted FOR stealing a
boat nnd three bags o coffee valued altogether s32
the property o. Francis rt,msn Of ia Front street.
the 22d ut. oncer Gilbert, u tho Fourth precinct
arrested ,hem, and whom discovered hanks made an
attempt to escape by jumping INTO the river The officer
@ el hs revolver aud wounded him. lie vas thcn A.
rested and present the hospital suerins ROM ,ba
effects o the woUod. Hicks was remanded or sentence
Richard Mead aud Frederick Lalor were oin,lv ,nact
oil for burglary the third degree to when ,n.v
pleaded guilty. These prisoners each seven,aen
years OF age and bsaged 70 the gany of burgars 20
csuty engaged IN the commission OF number of IN,
glaries the Eighth avenue. They sent TO ,he
House Of Refuge
James Keefe pleaded guilty 10 Indictment FOR grand
larceny which charged with having picked the Rocket =
Ferdinand 5chmadl on the 2sth Of May last II , goi
watch and moneY amounting IN Az TO s2T7. gcmanded
for sentence.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
S HIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRx-rurs DAY
SUN RISES 30 NOON RISES. morn
Sun SETS. IS HIGH WATER IL
Port or Now York, July q 1853.

Port OF Now York, July ., 1863.
CLEARED
Steamship PsrKersSurs Sherwood forandIH orom
ship Vancouver Curtis Brlstol--J W Elwel Co.
Ship Alexandra (Swe) Axberg Glasgow-French, Mencke
Bark Anna Augusta (Br). vcKcry Belfast lloyd 4
Bark wilhelmine ePrus,. Bugdahl Antwcrp-w Schmidt
Bark Express. Bahrs. Cienfuegos-P King Co.
BaIk Chrisuana tBr,. Eingwood, St stephen. NBMiier
ssTk ss ss smith, nrs
Brig Archimide dtaD Longobardo. Qusenstown-F Ber
sTs 3 Wright Haynes A..p,nwsa-p.n.%. RR Co.
Brig Dolphin (Brein). DeIIaas Gonaives-H Schmidt
Brig Gen Marshall. Staples RIizabethpor.walsh Carver
schr Anna sophia (Br( Davidson. Matamoros-T Gerety
schr G%pirs yBsj, WEBB Sermaas--xccs as Frs. 20
schr LYDIA Ann, aAlsey Fortress M0nroc-Bsntioy Smith
schr, Somerset Sterling Fortress Monroe-Ranson
schr 9 Z sculi scu, Accomao-T Benton Sons
schr Colorado, Shepard, Phiiadsipnis ''"''A'
sovo Catch
SehrJ Freeman Dickinson, Providenoe-H Racket
schr DR. Franklin. Ashford. Norwich.
Steamer JIrSGe Green s0VSn W
ARRIVED
s. Jun. 5 z Sas q Nay :Sois e Nth is
Philadelphia, hound f.
garL LaSanow tBrem,, schenck Bremen 81 days. in bal
P.rs MIRA g.sp .seno Mnr.ere.. 50 days with mds..
r Bark0nSn re@i Horsmann, Msrselles May as with
spoke Ham ship Junior from Newcastle Providence
ro ss MY E.n " wS sos s r Rio
ss sssr SsRSs s Dsures Baenos Ayrss 50 days. with
sshr Onward 1Br Of jersey, Pensay. Santos May o,
viii on sSee 10 order june s IS s. lon IS 49, spoke Br
schr 9so Kneas tBr). Kelly. Cat Island II days with
schr yentos. Roser: Eleuthers II days. with fruit and
Way inDan Dsaslf: Fcr,re.. Monro. day.
schr Hor,on, sims Chincoieaeue: days
AM s.v ship Of aboa, loo tons saT,Sen M aahsre 4
is o6 SnS any %
ticulsrs
Steamer Diamond State q ,ranspor,). Nickel Washing
ton via Fortress Monroe, TO Y Quarieriraser.
ton % onarterHaster 7.h inst Pm. OF Cape Henry.
saw the wreck Of US gunboat sumter
Steamer Guy q sanaIo, i, Drake Phi.dslphlA
s,ssmsr sarah jones. sr fa PnI.a.pnn. naaepna
Steamer Sea 0ul. kennev. Providence.
Steamship Cahawba arrived yesrasy repor,s:2d inst
lat q a. Ion 80 picked up Sc q cotton Without max or
% ws @ % s 70 mile. 0
esns $40 PM miles o. Cape Fora spoke Us gum
eSss a s cao bound 81 s 4 f e
sn fS NV bark sssSs asssss e1 ss rs
well, hence for New Orleans.
.sned % HoanSoe B.lehen u' ''" Ne" I'''0h' con
BELOW.
Bark Nord Amerfa Fredrchs Of and from Bremen, May
10. with mdse and passengers.
SAILED
Dudley spSs ships K%ss Dna Ramsay:
Reed Amatia; and = ,,l., lumber o. sehrs .,,..
The iron cad battery Roanoke s still, at anchor in
The ship Ellen Austin hence for Liverpool has returned
having committed suicide while the ship TOWN. out
Wind at sunss, sB, with and fog
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


BnrKNAs--BESsFTr-A Spotswood, NJ J., July 4, by
the Raw A. Vardewater, JOHN v. BEEKMAs OF Bro klyn
I. TO Hiss tLIzA ANNE BENNETT the former place.
Somerset county IN. ~ papers please copy.
JoHssnos-CLARK-On Saturday, July 4, JOSEPH w.
JOHNSTON, ESQ, OF New York, attorney at law TO Miss
ALhYRA CLARK, OF New Britain Connecticut
LoHsE-ScHuLrz-on Wednesday, July s, at the rest
dence Of the BRIDES ia her by the Rev. y. w. 6eissen
haner, FRSER,k LoIsE, % the city OF Mexico 10 ALBSR
TINA N. SoluIrz. OF this city.
MASsfiEI.D-SMm.-At Trinity Chapel, New York, on
Wednesday July 8, by the Rev. Morgan Dix, ID. d., the
Rev FRANCIS MANSFIELD 10 Miss MARY H. SMITH, both Of
this city.
Lowell papers please copy.
SEAMAs-SEs-ln Bro kiyn, Monday, July 9, by the
Rev. A. A.. Willis LANsoS SEAMAN TO CHARLoIrE A.,
daughter OF MIR. Peter See. No cards.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

The following extract from London letter, re.
ceved yesterday, confirms our statement with
regard to the Illinois Central corner In bbndon:-
Illinois ceutral shares have been very heavily over
soId-for Liverpool account expect chiefly The South
ern proonyity runs headstrong there and told a.
BIZ Of fa er, the clique thero have sold aud sold on
every advance their anger a the risc against all their
wishes and predictions One shilling and back vardsa
tom has been paid. This amount on some thousands
and H. by Gods blessing, vicksburg falls, and the Msss
slppl il rree will engage that they Dot get their
sles covered under ten dollars
Mr. John Horncr, telegraph o''icc, i5 Broad
way viii pay the New York stockholders Of the
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July Sop. NJ
ASHES were very light, at Sc for pots and exc
Tor pearls; stock, 722 bbls f..T rs..-
BREApsrur's'-Fiour fell or loo 2Oc. per bbl, and
closed du Inc days sales reached 500 ibis tte and
Western, 700 SOUTHERN and 500 Canadian within our 70.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
THE LECTURK SEASON.

IMPORTANT LBCrURRs DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
only Al he New York Museum of Anatomy. sis broad.
Parties unable 70 attend these can have them
forwarded, recep Of 10 cens By sddessns secrcAry q
The New Nork Museum Of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
~r TE NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY O. 1868

Western Union Telegraph Company their regular
quarterly dividend OF 2la per cent and after
July TO-
The Bank of Commerce, at Cleveland, Ohio, has
reorganized under Mr. Chase's act, as the Second
National Bank Of Cleveland, with a capital OF
5000 OOO The First National Bank of New York
has completed its organization, with capital of
5000 900 and has deposited its securities with the
Comptroller of the Currency at Washington. This
institution will open for business at its Office
in Wall street early next week. Annexed is a
list of the national banks organized under the act
of Congress, derived from official sources, and
complete up to June l5:-
Banks ORGANIZED UNrKR THE ACT o. 1853.
1. PxxssYlvAMA-first National BANK Of Philadelphia,
Pa. O. W. Davis, Presidents N M sohsss Jr Cashier.
g. Nxw York First National Bank OF Syracuse, NJ Y.
a. Omo-First National Bang Of Cleveland, Ohio
George Worthngton, President W. Crittenden. Cashier
Jose, Perkins, President; Hurlbut, Cashier.
g. mo-Frst National Bank Of Dayton, Ohio Simon
Gebhart, resident B. Harman. Cashier.
7. Omo-Second National Bank OF Dayton Ohio. Jona-
than Harshman President; u. c. Rench, Cashier.
OBio--Frst National Bank Of Fremont, Ohio s. Ber
chard President; A. H. Miller, Cashier
O. nDIANA-First National Bank Of Fort Wayne, In.
diana j. d. Nuttmap, President; W. B. Fisher, Cashier.
Henry manning, President; John Edwards, Cashier.
H. MlcHleAN-First National Bank OF Ann Arbor,
Michigan. v. Chapn, President; Charles Il Richmond,
Cashier.
IL. PKNxsyLvANIA-First National Bank Of Erie, Pa j.
c. Spencer President; NJ Sanford Cashier.
Is sNEcrIouT-First National Bank OF Stamford,
Conn. II. M. Humphrey President; Charles w. Browne,
Cashier.
IA. CosSEcrcuT-First National Bank Of New Haven,
Conn. H. N. Welch, President; William Mauathrop,
Cashier
I5. MAssAoHusrrrs-Frst National Bank Of Spring.
field, Mass James Krkhann, President ]. H. Appleton,
Cashier.
Ii. IowA-First National Bank Of davenport, Iowa.
Corbin President: J. N. Clifford. Cashier.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Total rsceipts. 81, ,39s ,27s 80
FOR customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 900 90
Payments ............ 1927 ,229 40
Rainnca Observation-Disclosures "a, ,6O6 ,S32 IA
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

The Superintendent Of the Banking Department
has named Saturday, the 18th day of June, as the
day for making up the statement of the banks for
the last quarter.
The New World Fire Insurance Company has
declared q dividend of four per cent, free from
government tax, payable on the 18th inst; the
Arctic Fire Insurance Company. q semfannual
dividend of five per cent. free of tax, payable on
demand; the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Com
pany, semi annual dividend of six per cent, pay
able on the 18th inst
The coinage at the United States Mint at Phila-
delphia for the month Of June was as follows
Gold deposits
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
COAL.

vrRFgH MINED COAL
Prom the coerics OF the Delaware. Tack.v.r. ..s
Western Railroad Company. "n1
Several hundred landing and for sale h.lov 49,
market pricc. A discount 70 pedlers and cartmen -
LARGE NUT COAL
choice article for steam or family use
Several hundred tons yard and below the
market price J TAYLOR
800 Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IS WALL STREET. MI.

Shou CArITAL. $4U,WV
- after providing for all outstandingl
SURPLUS Claims, and dividend OF per cent S. COO
declared this day.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

Umpire CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO l01
" Broadway New York, June 20. f83-Twenty fourth
Dividend The Board of Directors hs declared the
usual semannua dividend Of per cent payable do
mand, free of government tax -
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
FINANCIAL.

A RMY AND NAVY BANKING HOUSE.
n Commissioned officers accounts adj justed aud caAhed
ance all oher vouchers purchassd
JOHN B. MURRAY. Army and Navy Banker,
80 Nassau street. New York opposite Post oaloe.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
STATES TREASURY.

u NEw YoRk, June %, 1853.
BY authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury hereby
give notice hat will until the 3is day OF Jy Inclusive.
we subscriptions for United States Bouds of the
1867 bearing six 90 cent interest in geld coin.
' JOHN j. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer United States.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

n and prize money due soldiers seamen their widows
hers, promptly collected. Assignabe claims
oashed at cLUTE, CLAGGETT 4 HALLS. 229 Broadway
No Al
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

PERSUNAI.

CARRIAGE RIDrNG.-IF THE LADY THAT ROD
~ In carriage on Broaway on Wednesday morning. an
who returned the sauation, is disposed make the
quainance OF the eentienan address j. Mortimer Broa
Post Office
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
yxT ASUINGTON ALEXANDRIA. AND GEOR0ErOWN
w Railroad. 4l00.00o First Mortgage Bonds.

w ANTFp-slooOo. ON BOND AND MoRToA0E. Al
w 6x cent property In the village Of
Security ample. Apply to L. b. PRINCE. Flushing. L.
COO 0OO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRrGAol,
DCU .VUU Brooklyn and New York properly. Ne
commission charged Apply 70 SOLOMON L. HULL, u
Wall street
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Con6erenee ProceedinEs.
FRIDAY, u llch 2Uth, 10


The Conference met ats o'clock, A n.
Religious services were conducted by DR..
Harris.
The minutes of yesterdays proceeding
were read and approved.
The candidates for. admission into the
Conference were called up and the usual
disciplinary questions asked bv the Bishop.
DR.. Harris, Assistant Missionary Secre
tary, addressed the Conference on the sub,
ject of Missions. ~ = IL -
IN Ryan WAS appointed to Eeceiysaud
report the monies, received for the Allie
gheny College.
n The Bishop, assisted by brothers Hunter,
Titchenell, Monroe and Drummond pro-
ceeded. according to previous arrange
nents, to administer the sacrament of the
Lords Supper to the Conference. After
which some considerable time was spent in
religious conversation, and the relation of
christian experience.
The Conference then adjourned with
singing the doxology, and the benedictiou
by the Bishop.
The Sunday School anniversary WAS held
in the evening. Addresses were made by
brothers A. Martin, Barnes and Dougnerty.
And collection was taken for the Sunday
School cause.
Thursday evening, the Conference held
its Educational anniversary; according to
arrangements, which should have been re-
ported in the proceedings of that day
Addresses were made by brothers Hunter,
Archer, ". R. White aud Senator Wiley.
The meeting was decided success.