The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1863, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1863. ~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Maucian, BurKwAN-—Bexwert.—At Spoiswood, N. J., July 4, by py Bev. A. Vardewaic:, Joun ¥. Bexxaan, of Bro: klyn, »1., 10 BUSS FLIZ4 ANNE BENNETT, Of the (ormer piace. county (N. J.) papers please copy Jouxstox—CLaxK.—Ou Saturday, July ty Josarn W. Jounston, Keq., of New York, attorney at law, to Miss Auwyna CLans, Of New Britain, Connecticut Lousie—Scuuir2.—On Wednesday, July 8, at the rest dence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. F, W. Geissea hainer, FamumRick Louse, of the ojty of Mexico, to aLnex Tina M: Sonuure, of this city. Mawsrrenp—Smarn,—\t irinity Chapel, New York, on Wednesday, July 8, by the Rey. Morgan Dix, D. D.,'the Rov. FRANCIS MANSHMLD 10 Miss Magy KE, Sura, bold of | this city. Lowell papers please copy. Suamas—ske.—In Bro kiym, on Monday, July 6, by the Rev. A. A. Willis, LANSON Seaman lO CHARLOTTE A, daughter of Mr, Peter See. No curds, ALDINGER,—On woineiteee July 8, Aungrt WILuAM ALDINGER, youngest son -{ Louis and Wilhelmina Aldin- ger, aged 4 d yours, 8 months and 8 days, Fly! gentie spirit, passed away "Mid pain the mbgt severo— So great, we could not wish thy stay A moment longer here, The friend: and relatives are respectfully tuvited to Ln tend the tomeral, also the brothers of the Venus No. 344, this (Thursday) alterneon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 687 Ninth avenue. SRavy,—Ov Weduesiay, July 8, Patrick BRrapy, a na- ba of the county of Cavan, Ireland, in the 40th year of 3 AKO, His romains will be taken to St. Vincent De Paul’s churob, North Sixth strevt, Williamsburg, to-morrow (Friday) morning, at halt past ten o'clock, where a re- quiem mass will be offered for his soul. The friends and Folatives are requested’ to attend the funeral from the church, at one o’ciock. BuRraRD.—On We: nesday, July 8, Freoxrick V. Bur- ¥arv, aged 29 years, Sergeant of Fitty-ffth regiment iow York Volunteers, oi a disease contracted whileserv- with nis regiment in Virginia. is triends and those of his uncle, Mr. E. Morey, are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday after- at two o'clock, {rom the residence of his uncle, 266 gat Tenth street. His remains will be taken to Groon- jood Cemetery for interment. Byanu—In the city of Dublin, on ‘riday, March 20, ToMasuNA, relict of i atrick Byrne. of the parish o| Mayne, county Westmeath, Ireland, fhe remains were interred in Glassnevin Cemetery. On Tuesday, July 7, Taomas A, Cuark, aged ears. e friends and relatives of the family, and also those of his brother in law, John Ramsie, are ‘respectiully in- vited to attend the’ fuperal, this (Thursday ) afternoon, from his late resideuce, Ne. 7 *Ninth avenue, Farewell! fond partner of my heart, ‘The time has come when you and I must part; fo grief or sorrow for me take, But love my baby for my sake. (CumximovcH.—At Baltimore, on Monday, July 6, Max- ‘wet, Woopuu.t Cuesxeuovan, in the 22d year of bis “Sho funeral will take place fr.m St. Thomas’ church, ‘corner of Houston street aid Broadway, N. Y., this (Thurs: day) morning, at balf-pust ten o'clock. The relatives and errand of the famiiy are invited to attend without further —In Paris, on Friday, April 17, Fraxxuin B. Canvaurex, tu tbe 40th your of bis'ugee |” anes arrived in the steamer New York. The and friends of the 7) also the members of Hoboken Lodge, No. 36, F. and A. ’M., are invited to at ‘twad the fyneral, without furthor notice, from his late re. sidence, at West Hoboken, N. J., on Friday afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock. ' Carriages will be in readiness at Odd Fellows’ Hail, Hoboken, ut twelve o’el ok. Caummry.—ip Brooklyn, on Weduesday morning, July 8, Mra. Many Cennarr, wi wife of the late Kdward Crummey, in the 71st of ber i yy ton and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late ok 158 Front street, this (vrai; ) afte afternoon, at half-past two ier without further notice. Deuany.—On Wednesday evening, J 8, JEREMUR Detar, bricklayer, of the city of Cork, by thay aged 8 rears. : His friends, and the Bricklayers’ Benevolont a er of New York, are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two 0’ , from 222 First avenue. The pareots, Mo. 18 Cherry street, this at two o'clock. prt Eauers.—On Tuesday, Jul Anna Eunasers, daughter of Hermann Eblers, aged 5 mon' it from mapas Po del fg day 9 family are respectfully fav! attend the ator this ee ee) afternoon, ‘at twoo’elock, from the ber parents, corner pg, Stepped yah aprenily Brooklyn. Fagmuax.—Ou he relatives nnd triode of he tly are Bab rent Twelfth street, this (Thursday) oat Hudson, Pigs Wan will take place on #r! morni at half. tea alah, from the house, an -] soreh o'clock, seeps The friends of aga —On Tuesday, July 1, Sieninnn Farman, to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. Gapasy.—At Hastings upon Mise A ot Manchester, 1d, aged 52 4 the Baptist the family are Feapeottully invited vd pate Moe L. L, om Tuesday, July 7, after a short Wiiuam jomea, aged 83 }, atest Brother of the inte Walter R. Jones, and father of’ Oliver H. Jones, of this ay ‘The relatives and frieods of the family are respectfully invited to attend the " at three ’clock , from St. John's church, Cold Harbor, Long Inland, without ednesday, July 8, Apouruve L. P. on of the late Lewis Lopez, Eaq., aged 60 yours an and friends are respectfully invited to at- tand the funeral, from his late residence, Mount Vervon, New York, on Friday afternoon, at two o'elock. Funeral bt. Peal Ys church, East Chester. service at Luaz.—0a jedmaday aiternvon, July8, Mrs. ARABELLA S. Lone, Poh fre of the late James Grabam, Esq. rolatives ys are respectfully invited to at- ren. |, @ one o'clock, from of her I Srothoo ts. law, Mr. Henry Liebe, in first street, betwoen avenue Broadway. MoNawara.—In Hrovklyn, at five o'clock on Wednesda} eras, vadig Jone vanegpear | child of Michael in T. MoNamara, aged 3 years, 4 mouths acd ‘ayn ‘The friends and acquaintances ee om ily are invited to attend the funeral, from the ce of his parents, 88 York street, Brookiyn, this (Thursday) afternoon at two o'clock. Nesent.—On Wednesday July 8, E>wr Nesuirr, former- ly of New York, in the 66th year of his age. ‘The funopal place on Friday morning, at eleven gees. "rrean dhe vest residence of his son-in-law, George Kingelavd, Jr., Union, New Jersey. The relatives aos Grease ‘arespectfuliy invited to attend, without tur- Panoteron.—At Stanton Hospital, henge D. C., Board (roklrn SE a fever, Wx. Paxpixtos, of . ie bone Ki Brooklyn) regiment, in the 34th year hig age. yw Rotice will be given to the relagives and friends when the body is to be brought on. Swan,—aAt Albany, on Wednesday, July 8, of consump- tion, ALumer SwaN, iD the 27th year of his age. ‘Sror.—On ‘Tuesday, July 7, after a sbort illness, Jomw WN. Srom, aged 60 years, 2 months and 7 days. ‘The triends of Abraham's Lodge, No 20, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No. cy) Attorney streak BA on “Calum egy , July 4, i? bis a jngston, Colum! . ¥., Captain Samunt ‘Daonen, M the Fins News York cavalry, N.Y. V., ged 31 years, ‘ruens.—On Tuesday evening, July 7, Avetamr Vir- pole py of Dr, tency and Mary Viliers,‘aged 3 4 months. OBIFUARY. It is our painful duty to record the death of the gal {ant Captain Aurrep Josern /icorr, of the Thirty.sixth New York Volunteers, who, having bravely fought in twenty-two engagements in the Crimen, Central India and in our wicked and fratricidal rebellion, was ac- Cidentally killed while returning with his regiment to New York by coming in collision with one of the bri over the ratirond from Washington to Philadelphia, Pe a i ae es c y al whom he was admired and boloved “tie aie in the Citizens’ Volunteor Hos SS Phitade!phia, on oa Sondeps Jaly 5, 1863, from the ef- Of the injuries received on the Wednestay previous, aged 30 years. ‘The Navy. Umrap Stare Steamer Honpcras.—The chartered stoamer Honduras, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant H. M. Qrogory commanding, arrived at the Navy Yard today Launch of a Revenue Catter, Yesterday afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock, there was launched from the yard of Jobo Englis & Son, Green point, asteam cutter, This i8 ono of the eix being built for tho revenue service, three of which are building hore, the others being built @t Philadelphia and Baltimore. This was one of the finest launches which we have wit essed for some tine, At the time appointed the shores were rapidiy knocked away and she glided quickly into her native element. As soon as she was fairly aflvat Miss Harrington, daughter of the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, broke @ bottle of chympagne over her figure head, saying at the same time, “In the name of the ‘United States of America I christen you ‘Ashuelot.’’’ The | Ashuelot is a beautiful 1, and reflects great credit upon her builde:s an | designers, These vosseis are being built under the imimodiate supervision of Mr. Sullman, | and are very strongly put together und Promise trom the beauty of model yreat speed. The follows 8 ber di- | 11 feet, and of 360 tons burthen, Gillating low pressure engines of pipe and thirty-two inch stroke. Sbe is to ry one Shivty- ee vnéer rifled Parrott gun and six twenty-four-poupver owitzers, aud will be brig rigged. ‘Although the prevented many perscns from being pre-ent, yet tl Were a goodly pumber there, many of whom were ladies, Among the many who were launched in her were Mr, Stillman, Captain Constable, Mr. Leary, Mr. Cummings, Mr. Englis and gon, and@ bumber of ladies. Collector Barney was not present on account of illness. After the launch the party partook of a cold collation provided by her builders, She was towed $0 the Novelty Works to receive ber engines. Mr. Westorvolt will launch in about two weeks the third ove of this class from his yard. The name of the one launched yesterday was the Pawtuxet. These vessels are of ail the same dimensions. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, July 86 P. M. Gold rou Mis morning to 130, against 133 at the close last evening, and sold in the afternoon at 130%, 181, 131%, 130%, closing at four P. M. at about 130%. Exchange was hard of at 144% a 145 for bankers’ bills. A few Southern sympathizers affected last evening to believe that the despatch announcing the fall of Vicksburg was a forgery, and that General Lee was not inretreat. To-day, however, there are but few persons in Wall street who fail to realize that the rebellion has received acrushing blow, and the tendency is marked to speculate upon the pgobable commercial and finan- cial results of its collapse. Premature as such speculations are likely to prove, their importance attracts attention to them, and every one is devot- ing some time to their consideration. It is argued in some quarters that the collapse of the rebellion will involve the withdrawal of paper money from circulation, and a consequent crisis in the money market: ¢It is not easy, however, to recon- cile this theory with the facts before us. If the rebellion were crushed to-morrow, it would still be necessary for the government to keep on foot a very large army for a number of years, at a very large annual cost. If everything moves smooth- ly, and there is no trouble in the financial and com- mercial world, and people cantinue to make money as at present, the cost of this army may be defrayed by the receipts from internal revenue and the negotiation of loans. But if there were any at- tempt to withdraw from circulation the legal ten- der money now afloat a financial crisis would ensue which would prevent both the collection of taxes and the negotiation of loans. Whichever policy, therefore, be adopted at the outset by govern- ment, it is clear that for some years to come issucs of paper—pethaps not much swollen beyond their present extent—must eventually be the main resource of the Treasury. The experience of 1857 proves that in the greater part of the country it is futile to attempt to collect taxes in the midst of commercial distress; and the very small figure to which conversiona have dwindled down, not- withstanding the splendid successes of our arms, demonstrates that the limit of the public capacity to consume government bonds has been reached for the present. In speculating on the probable commercial results of a cessation, complete or partial, of the war, three points must be carefully borne in mind, if it be desired that a cor- rect result be attained. In the first place, peace would bring us @ swarm of immi- grants far in excess of anything heretofore witnessed. Under the protective tariff forced upon us by the war debt, it will be cheapér for European manufacturers to come here with their workmen and their machinery than to export goods from Europe, and it may be taken for granted that they will come in very large numbers. Secondly, European capital, which has been gene- rally withdrawn from the country for three. years, will agaim seck employment here in the countless enterprises which will burst into existence on the close of the war, .And, finally, the paper money issued by the government during the war, and which they cannot now call in, for the reasons above stated, will, together with the $300,000,000 of new bank currency to be issued under Mr. Chase's act, give rise to more lucrative enterpris: and develop more internal trade than we have ever known. It is with these reservations that the public must receive the general proposi- tion that the end of the war will involve a com- mercial collapse. That gold will fall, and that everything which has risen in consequence of the rise in gold will fall with it—such, for instance, as exchange, dry goods, all imported goods, and all secumties which have advanced on the deprecia- tion of the currency—is self-evident. It is pro- bable that the foreign importers and jobbers will suffer, though most of them have made money enough to be able to stand some losses. But a few mercantile failures and the collapse of cotton and other speGial articles will not prove fatal to commerce or industry. Contrary to the expecta- tions of the rebels, the nation has not been ruined by the war; neither will it be ruined by peace. again % better. some leading bear operators, and prices were ge- nerally pretty well marked down. Erie was down as low as 91%, against “9Y% last evening; South- board met the orders from outside led to rally | in the more active shares. Erie rose 134, South- ern old 3, Harlem 1. Still, comparing the prices with those of last evening, the first board quota- tions show a general decline. Central fell 4, Erie Preferred 4%, Hudson River 144, Reading 14, Pitts- {rom a cruise in search of the Tacony. Strexs’ Court or Ixquiny.—The Stimers’ court of in- iry will meet to-day to resume the exam‘nation of wit. nesses, some of whom have been absent. Admiral Dupont is expected soon, and his evidence will close the examination for the government. Iron Crav Passat’.—The Passaic bas been working her engines, and it is expected that she will be ready to make her trial trip Soon to ascertain the effect of the basket work which has been placed 00 her propeller. Ler decks are being Ogg with planks, and the turret is fast near ig comple! Pxomorioy, Lieutenant T. B. Du Bois of New York, bas deen placed 1m command of the United States gunboat A} batros: for gallant conduct tn battle. This is the highest crade in the volunteer service, and in this instange is well deserve Court of Gene Sessions. Vefore City Judge MeCunn y § —In the Court of General Seseions this morning before City Judge Met oon, William Hicks pleaded guilty to an indictment for grand larceny. The prisoner and a wan named Win. ro indicted for stealing a » valued altogether at $132 the n, of 174 Front street, of tho Fourth precinct, anks w t and three bags of rty of Frar Luit, Offeer Gilbert cls 3. Pie on the arrested them, and when discovered Danks made an altempt to escape by jumping \nto the river, ‘The villeer fired lua revolver aud wounded him. fie was then ar rested, apd is at present in the hospital ay effects of the wound. ering (rom the Hicks was remanded for teatence. Richard Moad and Frederick Lalor were jointly indict- | 4 for burglary in the third degree, to. w pleaded guilty. These prisoners were Sach pevéeuney, Years of age, and belonged to the gany of durgiars te contiy eogaged in the commission of @ number of bar laries on the Eighth avenue, They were sent to tho louse of Rerugo “lames Keefe pleaded guilty to an indictment for grand larceny. which charged with having picked the pocket -f Ferdinand Schmad! on the 28th of May watch and money amovating in al to $277 for wentonoe. Remanied et of a gold | burg 2, Illinois Central 14, Galena %4, Toledo 3, Rock Island 4%, Fort Wayne 1, Pacific Mail 4%. | Governments were steady; bends inactive. After the board there was a sharp rally, and prices were | Steady at the advance at the one P.M. call. In | the afternoon the market was generally better. Harlem rose 1 per cent, Hudson River 3, Erie pre- ferred 1, Pacific Mail 1, Southern old %, and so on generally. On the other hand Erie fell off 4 per cent, Missouri sixes 4% and Cumberland 1. At the close the market was steady. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— US6's,'S1,rog.10454 8106 = Harlem pref. 04 a» 06 U 86's.81,cou. 106% a 108% Reading. 102% 8 102% US 5’ of 1814, 07 & 98 Michigan Gen.108 "a 108%, Debt cert......08% 4 99 Mich Fo Velie Gold... -.e...+180% 8 180% Mich So guar, 114 Missouris..... 71g a TL Ui Centrel... 108 108 Tounessors.... 14 N O4ig Cleve < Pitta. 83 a iM Pacific Mail...182 «183 Gatena, 9 a 91K NY Contral...117. all? Toledo .107 a 108 Frie........5 02K 8 93 Rock Iiand.,. 983, a 98% Erie prof... 10133 a 101M Fort Wayne... 65 a AS Hudson River.173 8 Praduthien. 51 a 61% Harlem... 6a 97 Ter Haute pret 71 a T1y The following extract from a London letter, re- ceived yesterday, confirms our statement with regard to the Illinois Central corner in Bondon:— Tilinois probe — ey oe ed be 6! over. sold—for Liverpoo! acoount I expect ‘Soutl ty runs beadstrong there, and, Tom told, ae @ clique there have eld aud sold their anger at the rise »gainat all their | predictions. One shilling and ‘back wardina- | tion’? has been paid. This amount on some thousands; and if, by God's bless: Sippt is tree, I will age that they do got get their | ales covered under ten dollars Mr. John Horner, telegraph office, 145 Broad Way will pay th ew York stockholders of the Money was easy to-day: call loans, 6a7 per cent; | mercantile paper, 506%. Debt certificates are | Before the meeting of the Stock Exchange this | morning a dead set was made upon the market by | ern old 744%, against 78, and so on. When the | 100 , Vicksburg falls, and the Miewis. Western Union Te! weal Glaipasy their regular | quarterly dividend of 2)4 per cent on and after | July 10, reorganized under Mr: Chase's act, as the Second | National Bank of Cleveland, with a capital of | $600,000, The First National Bank of New York has completed its organization, witha capital of ) $200,000, and has deposited its secunties with the Comptroller of the Currency at Washington, This institution will open fur business at its new 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 15:— BANKS ORGANIZED UNDER THY ACE OF . Pxwssyivania—irst National Bunt of Maer bia pe 0. W. Davis, President, M. M. silchael, Jr, Cashier, 2. isxom— Firat National Bank of Chisago, Mi, Ed- resident. 3. New Yer«— First National Bank of Syracuse, N. ¥. E. B, Judson, President; George B. Leovard, Cashier. 4 1 Bane of Cleveland, Obio, , President ; 3, W. Crittenden, Cashier, ik of Cleveland, Ho. Sore. President; H B Hurlbut, Cashier 6. « wi0—Firet National Bunk of Dayton, Ubio, Simon Gebhart, | resident: G_B. Harman, Cashier, 7. Omo—Second National Bunk of Duyton, Ohio. Jona- than Harshman. President; |). C. Rench, Cashier, 8 Omo—First National Ban! of Fremont, Ohio, 8. Ber- chard, President; A. A. Miller, Cashier. 9. Inpana—Firat National Burk of Fort Wayne, In- J. D. Nuttman, President, W. B. Fisher, Casbier, 10. Omo—Firet National Bard ‘of Youngstown, Unio, Henry Manning, President; John 8 Edwards, Casbier. 11. Micuican—First National Bank of Ann Arbor, pent a ‘V. Chapin, President; Charles H. Richmond, hier. 12) Pawnsyivamia—Firat National Bank of Erie, Pa. J. ©. Sponoer, President; M. Sanford , Cashier. 13. CornxcriouT—First National Bank of Stamford, Conn. H. M. Humphrey, President; Charles W. Browne, Cc yyNRCTICUT—F iret National Bank of New Haven, . M. Welch, Presideut; William Mauithrop, Cashier. 15, Massacucsrvm—Firet National Bank of Spring- field, Mass. James Kirkham, President; Cashier. J. A. Appleton, 16, Jowa—Firet National Bank of Davenport, Iowa. A Corbin, President: J. M. Gifford, Cushier. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— ‘Total receipts... + $2,898,278 80 150,000 00 The Superintendent of the Banking Department has named Saturday, the 13th 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 a dividend of four per cent, free from government tax, payable on the 13th inst; the Arctic Fire Insurance Company, @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent, free of tax, payable on demand; the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Com pany, a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, pay- able on the 15th inst. ‘The coinage at the United States Mint at Phila- The Bank of Commerce, at Cleveland, Ohio, has | | ds. 100 abe Cv nh Coa aba. 100 N ¥ Cenk | 100 * 400 11 Cen Rit. "03 106 -. 106 206 | 100 Brio Ik pret 100 Chie & Rk Isl RR. + 101% cry ComMBROIAL REPORT. Weoyuspay, July 8—6 P.M. Asnes.—Sales were very light, at 8c. for pots and 9e. | for pearls; sok, BREADSTOF' 8, closed duil 2 bois lour ‘ell Off 100, a 20c. per bbl., and vised quotations: — Superfine State and Western, ve Peeps se aAcccascon SRSSSSusa —Wheut was very dull, with ie of only 30,000 bushels 4b $1 35.9 $1 45 cor red and amber Western winter, $1 22 $1 25 for Chicago spring, and $1 40 for amber State and Jersey. Corn was decidedly lower, with sales of 196,000 bushels, including mixed Western, at 660. a 6730. for sound , 65¢. a 66c. for unsound, and 6’ ‘Tc. for yellow ‘Wesiern. Oats were quiet ut 71c. a 7640. Rye continued quiet and nominal. Barley and bariey malt were unal- Corrm: was quiet, with only small sales: Pealanins - oluding Kio, priine, 31c.: good, 80c. a 303¢c.; fair, 20. & 20¥50.5 ordinary, 28c. a 28446.; fair to good cargoes, 2830. 9°29». wa, mats and bags, 86c. a 37c.: Mara: eaibo, 8lc. a 3c, Laguayra, 81¢. a 336. ; St. Domingo 28. Corton, was quoted us iow a8 56c. a 8c. for middhngs, without any important sales having beon effected. FReGHTs were very quiet, with 642 vessels of all Classes iv port. To Liverpool there wore shipped 90,000 ‘bushels grain at 634d. a 7d. To London, 800 bbis, flour on Pp. t. To Glasgow, 50 tierces lard at 358, Hay was saleable and steady at Tc. a 90c, for North river bale. Hors were vory quiet at 16c, a 21¢. ‘There were 500 hhds. Cuba muscovado sold OILS were quiet and prices depressed. Provigiows.—Pork was in fuir demand, with sales of 1,650 bbis.at 6244 a $12 87 for old, $13 50 a $13 75 for Dew mess, and $10 60 a $11 60 for prime. Beef was dull, with gales of 200 bbls, at $9 60a $12 for prime, and $12 50a $14 for extra phe pone Tard declined to 9c. @ 103s¢., with sales of 400 es. Of cut meats 100 08 were sold at 4c. a Sc for shoulders, and 4ge. 2 84¢c. for bums. Pacon continued quiet at 6c. a Tye. Bupter and cheese were dull at previous prices, Rice was in limited demand und altogether nominal. ‘Sant was in {wir request,-but Yather unsettled. SuGans were inactive, with sales of only 340 hbdg, at pe led a13%;. for New Orleans, and 10K. & 1030. for ul rr orale were 80,000 pounds sold at 1040. a c. bigger f Sales of $60 bbis. were reported at 45%(c. a dtc, the day's sales reached 6,500 bbis Stite and | Western, 700 Southern, and 600 Canadian, within our re- | @ $1 3146 ‘or Milwaukee club and amber spring, $1 121; | emsto SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NRW YORK—rmI5 DAY. 4 | MOON RISKS. 33 | wlan waTKR, SUN RISKS SUN SxS, f follows:— | ~~~ ghee Lg ag mma Port of New York, July 8, 1863. From all sources... seeeee $218 462 Silver deposits— 4 cLkaRen ‘Silver and purchases. $231,050 Steamship Hecla (Br), Hock ey, Liverpool—B Cunard. ecfeatnstup Parersbug ‘Sherwood, Portand-H. B Orem. elle Co. Ship Vanconver, Curtis. Bristol—J W Elwell & Co. Fe ee espe: (Swe), Axberg, Glasgow—French, Meincke Bh Anna Augusta (Br), Vickery, Belfast, I—Boyd & Bark Wilhelmine (Prus), Bugdabl, Aatwerp—W F Schmidt Bark Express, Bahrs, Cienfuegos—P V King & 0 ‘J oe Christiana (Br), Ellingwood, St Su ophen, NB ‘Miller Bark Schiller (Brem), Bahr, Ballmore—C Lut Bark Monosnice, Suiun Boktones W Lowisn Coe oe agBtig: Archimide ‘cltat), ‘Longobardo, Queenstowa—¥ Ber- BC Mrlght, Haynes, AspinwaQ—Panama RE Co. an, Mount, Natamoroeed & N Satire Co, are Deiphin (Bren), Defines Goosives aes Bese Brig Gen Marshall, Staples, ee Carver Sehr A Sophia (Br) Meri by Behr * Challen eis: ame! ae ll, Al tn Cory harty eux Ney. 4 —— | Sekt Resor Car) weary mae cea Be Benoit. = S Cerawal Soped. 46\ss.0% $900,142 | Bone Lyaia Aon, a Uaey Wariees Mearse sy Sch ster Steck xehan ere eT aoa tn Sterling, Uc pinta ieroR s a 1 E Beull, Soult, Acsomao— 8 she Hutt « 100 Behr eG Hose ‘Biating O Chincoteague * iavens, 26000 Tr7 SlopouOka, 10636 Ef US6' A aataaail 08% fi 10000 Toledo&Wa2dm 92 $000 M&PraduClatm 103 45000 P,FtW&C2.ex in 100 prose kal FLW & C 3am tox 20000 American gold. wi 110000 do. Cleve 2 Pitts Rit SESSSEScSSSeSE" do. 6 OL Cleve & Tol RR.. 1083¢ do. - 108 os SSESSEESSESSSSESESESSELE z § E uni 1100 Erie Sr Bie ia 60 100 100 | Paz. coer. lelphia. ur H Weathtook,"Littlejoua, Beston—O L Match, Sr Forest, Wilson, iit, 8 Brown sk Freeman, Dickinson, Providence 8 Rackett Bene Dr Franklin, Ashford, Norwich. Wit Fortresa Monroe, Broamer y's Green Wittets Washington. mer Fanny Cadwalader. Pierson, Baltimore, ARRIVED. oe St Obaries, pearar ca bee May 26, with coal, to W Supe 29, lat 41 ‘spoke ship Neptnne, Fs Mog Liverpool 4th rig ne wo ne 7030, saw sulp on now (Brem), Seheack, eens hig bal- et Brean} Horsimana, Marseilles. BS Sei with mise, & DeVeria, June 25, lat 41 30. lon'81 30, sok Paty %. ti from, News me 4 Froviganee. rig Ellen of Newport Schr Jani ol), neh dati (Hd), pet, MDuenes Ayres, 02 days, with Schr nward (Br. of Jersey), Pengaily, autos. May ‘13'B, lon 3919. spoke 3 28 coltee, to order, June ork John, from Burope for Zen tibet vii Nees 5 re Ol frait toes Breese (Br), Kelly, Cat Islan 12 days, with Sehr emg Roberts, Eleuthera, 11 days, with fruit x re, ys, tend rs, to J Dow dene wis, Jaman, srortreas Monroe, 4 days. ., Ghineoteague. 4 Sehe JB seem, Wilgine “Aloxandriay ?dass. 7th inst, AM, saw a biack ship of about 104 tons burthen ashore Brigantine Shoals, Lend on, and apparently not long there; being some distance from her, could not ascertain any jar: niare, wear Etna, Wright, Baltimore, 2 days. Steamer Diamond ‘State (U8 transport), Nickel, Washing. ton via Fortress Monsoe, to US Quartermaster, ‘Steamer Charles Osgood (U8 transport), Geer, Washing- ton. to U 8 Quartermaster, 7th i PM, off Cape Henry, saw the wreck of US gunboat Su; ‘Steamer. Tuompsou. Condi Baltimore, Steamer City of Buffalo, Drake, Philadelphia, Breamer David Utley. Phillips, Philadelphia. ct ran, Jones, Philadelphia. mer Sea Gull, Kenney, Vrovide ener ip Cahawha, arrived ve 44, lon 80. panet ma upa dele without mak or bal |. 80 mil Carysfort Light, saw steainaht le hones for New Or PM, 15 miles N of of es spoke US gun- ackton. ruining: 4 ah, 10: iniles of Cape al: a dN, W tier abark Ronn Ns sik, Pat, Tatras NNW, steamship Goo Crom: Re CC ean, toss London, is signed to Hotnboe & Bekchea Se” ik aKLOW, Bark Nord Ameria, Friedrichs, of and from Bremen, May pat pSteamer Dudiey. Bick at ‘ships BS Kimball, n Peat rincan. Taseo, Clotilde, re. 19, with indse and — Rami tne of Bees 8: IP Heela, Liverpool; steamers Alliance, and Planet. Washington. tron.clad steam Letters Roanoke te still at anchor in ra s:—2d inat* Eile A rned | “Ene ship Ellen wietin. hence for Li has ret | 1 ship Wwerpool, haa ret ‘tine. in conseq of man Baring comuflted suicide whilo the ship was twin: out ‘Wind at sunset SK, with rain and fog. Miscel! ous. Braasnir Hxcta, Capt Hockley, suiled yesterday for Liv- | erpoot Swir Tornert, which struck on a rock in San Francisco Rincon Poinl, some time aco. was taken into Mare BKCOND Dry Dock sth ult’ She has two holes in her larboard US 5-208, cou. Wits | ooo and ‘was somewhat injured by thumping. 2000 U late lad 98% Suir Mipsight, at San Francisco 12th ult from Boston, in | 000 Missouri 6's... 71 aburricane Fob lat 35.9) N. lon SB, bad every sail rent * pa yg Si 10000 Tenn 6 Canect. was washed overboard. and 2600 Americ: 18 ! 200 oe 8 ¥ Gen RR, be | pote, Bane anew Hathasay, he tant 6 at San Francisco, int 83 38, on 62 OF. had a heavy gale from SE | $S9%EIE Toes aghoat and spare off the former besos om op yovtemren report of echr J B Myers, above. 100 Pitta, FLW ACRE 200 Chie & Alton RR. 200 Alt & T Haute RR Sales at the P Herta Marcy. of Toston, Al, 1098 Nil, in 1806, han been sold at $0800 dean | mm OC Consioce, of New London, bas been sol | cape Puher, of Bdgartown, for $8501. s ae lad Whale: Ship mily Morgan, Athearn, sid from NBedford 71h inst for the Paci! Stove, NB, 6% mos out, arr at Honotutn May 1 W off ‘ia next day @ 8p whale just it Falparaiso Juw injured ina heavy SE gale on 234, ye id been surveyed, and Would digg for ey. XB. eat ot Nalparaieo Inat week in 2; M0190 BO am ™ —s omen $20000 American gold 190 ria mt som May 17 (wns in int 100 sha N'Y CRR Bio Lite 300 j i), having taken sp wines bio 117 which: made 90 bt 03 117 s seve DIO 107 Sy 600 Clove & Pi an & tie Swe Wek Pitta RR. 82% do... { ‘bark "isioe, L NB, March —, off Sou } | mast taken 1a pens hyo q lay 6, about lat 4) 07 N, lon Spo! \, ee, Ship gouore, Brown, henoe for Australia, May 6, lat 148, be, Webi mie yt a len, from Manila for Boston, April 20, ore Knowles, from Leith for Madras, May nidende, hence for Glasgow, Joly %, beavis low WOPEWACER #10 66 | en Guthria, from Roston. no dat i «23 101M 100TH & Au pt..bIe 72 | Ly tT King, Bmith, from Poliadelputa Boaters, tie. aos ae HOD 100 GalkChic AR-BL 9B | MSG ney Lg 1 ‘i hee mel RE 1T2ig 10 & 10 91 | sk ‘on eat for Mauritius, May 25, lat 1159 do. 81K | ark Beaver, from Rotterdam for New York, June, lat {600 Harlem ii og BM i ia:k Lawrence, rom Cadis for Bovton, May 7, lat 96 50, 93, oT 00 no ot vele 975, Th 1900 Aliek SGN 1 RR ‘ hat anol from Merico for Boston, June 28, lat $7, jon 73 Fovergn Porta. Rerowro®, Jane 2) 00 Industrie, Hitken, trom NYork 2—Arr Lowen, Witewen, NY ork P ouwnnen AN, Juue Ast Crestoa Wave, Dobbias New Vore . esr g Tih Cr aaecate bigs Robest Mowe. Wotchiies, Trowbs dge, Du te, Purt Sean oe Nts bark sed ) June S0—Are Br orig Henrietta, Doe, NYork, for June 27—Arr Ag Leman, Pliladeiphia; Maid of Denuls. New Yor) | ar R Goddard, Polleys, aud Darmsiaedtor | | x fungrenuos, ve 24—Arr brig E P Swett, Chadbourne, | {et Istanp, June 26—In port sehr Addie R Barnes, for NYork soon, euigne Kone, May 1—8ld Buena Vista, Ayres, San F Havana, June 2—Arr ship John Syear, Booker, Hull, E. Kanacawa, May 1L—In port brig Curlew, for Sau Francisco | noxt day; and 6 other Ain vessels, Gomi in Lith, US ahip Wyoming. L Cull Jn. ERYOOL, Arr Guy Mannering, Dollard, and NYork; 01 da Mahaken ‘Baits ight, Lyttle; F B Cut rask! Ashburton, Bra- » George MC ‘Day. Chase, and Cnty of Brooklyn, Wats, N Yo Yonavanta, Julius, and Penoy McHenry, McAlpia. Philadelphia. Loxnonvxiny, June 2A—Arr Stephen Crowei, Bowman, and |.llwood Walter, Wai NYor«. | Moura: May7—Arr Baiein, Robertson, Montevideo. | Apri te)—ln port ships Harps yale Hoere nd "Leonldans Wood for Winales tee mules; auch Bunes diag. Tigris, Gilchrist, from Curdii!, do; Edwards, from NYors. do; Win Gummings, Wliar, nF rancis'o; barks Contest, Beauchamp, for Cape of Good Ei Mg miles: Bruain’s Bride (Br), and Pyrmont Brem), for New York bits brigs Croustadt, Lewia, train ‘aisnndu with bone ash for Europe, leaky aud disg; Foriu- Bay Die), and Nadeida (tin, for New York dg; Dav. sour ao) tne ~Arr Guiding'Star, Morrison, NYork; Paim- Pacermo, June 15—Sid be: Pesan May Sig Ng backs tle Henr; Bom ne N York. ORELAN y NYouk for Brewen” und Oi ewe. Mary Ji Chace, for Su: pericha, from Suiodroam, lay 10—Arr Horatio, Pal ¥ h, ping "almer, NYorik: 15th, Kee g NYS iildrethy as Bid May 19, Snow 6quall, Dil’ bes oy for nde agit 234, Brem Lying ener NYork. jon MT Mer , dy by NYork Cévion, Kin; ‘ ne Chasta, Saw, ‘and Camilla, oe ideon, do; echre ne June 244—Arr Freund Woosunc, April 37—Arr Fairy, Barret, NYsuk? York BosToN, suiytmericum, Ports. July 7—Are eamer Troi ecrulae: barca Prank (Br), Stanwood. London: “4°O'sieat Br), more Cienfuey nis achrs Robert ‘Corson, “Ter and Compton, Piliadeipi “4 Haskell. Eliza- Roderick Random (Br), Scott, Port au Prince: Governor, Ghase NYorks 3 L Tay, Cain, Norfolk; Armen'a, Bartle, Fhiladelphia; Cabot, whiuaey, NYork. BALTIMORE, July 7—Cld ship Princeton, Warnack, Pa: namazechrs J MK, McDouall, RYork; Ophir, ton, Bid bark Petroslava (Anat), Maniich, Va Eh Sobre eche, Frank Maria, Barbe “ NYork. ou one eta @ Buckuam, Parker, New Yor ‘achrs Ohal- lenge, tapi, H Mailler, rie, NYork BODTHBAY, July 4-are G'S sche Thomas Woodward, Weltch, irom a cruise, to sail same day. BATH, July 6—Arr ship Clara ve 6 Carter, Pensacola. Sid BRLROE Ris! Goodwin, NOrleans, tek ischrs Urbana, Wi'eox. and Moni- ethport; Artiat, Forrester, Newark, Nu. Saul L Crocker, Beeabrey, ope, esto NYork TOWN, DO, July 4—Sld schrs Enoch Pratt, Ba- june 46" Ate aches Mt Hope, Spautdi 2%—Arr achrs jope, Spaulding, Myon € Caples poule, Philadeiphia, 6—Sid sehr fanetgiel Budding. fe ip he OG TSTON, duly T=sd sche Elizabethport; sloop Mount If GEORGE’ ‘ibs, Buow, do. July Kare vee Superior, Robinson .schrs Halo, Newman, and DP, Thomp: h, Les, NYor‘c Pjniy Garr achts Amelia, Beebe, Portemouth Grove for Phiisdelphiay Jonun Chew: Bughes. cat Nise: 0, Taunton for Ktizabetiport; Choctaw, Parker, Providence for NYork; sioop Copy, Wheeler, do for do. th—ALr sci Togersoll, Puiladelphias 8 Wasibura, union for N¥ork; sloop Neptune, Providence for do. $id acbr Amel Arr at Portsmauth Grove 6th, echr Soha Tilton, Hodges, Philadeiphia, At anchor in Dutch Island harbor 7th, AM, schrs T Qoover, Taylor, from Bast Greenwie’ for Phils ‘elphia: a6 Fa oe Young. Providence fur do: Isabel, Taylor Pawtuck- or York; sloop Rhode Island, Remingion, Providence ORE, HAVEN, July T—Arr bark Evening Star, Mansfield, Arroyo; schrs Goolwin, Hobbie; M A Bromley, Munsey? Busan, Chapvell; sloops En ity, Colchi Der i, Hawking, Old brig THILADEEPHITA, Jul ly 7—Are teat Saxon, ‘Mat- ie" 8, Boston; bees nn Jones (Br, j ee Fort Roy: M W Beniley, Chase, Sippican; Now’ eres, Meredith, and 0 a, Baboock : nglider ‘sston; P tleiiner, Grace, zelia, Brown, Rio hae ands via, Watiace, hildelpn t, New York for Fort Popham steamer Chi Red Ro sapeake. Wallets York, th-Are DATE cri Ellen, Soule. Gonos: brig PC Alexan- Ortolan. unzas. brie ene. PotsMourH, J Jaly S-Arrschia Wave, Halt, E'irabeth. nt, Baltimore. rr ateamner Woatcleater, Baker Goworns, Olden, NYork. | Std Jul p ad, Min. Favorite’ Pier ond ‘Golden santos Dees, NYork, ¢ ta Sa. steamship Golden Age, Homer, Panam July 4—Arr scor Minneo.a, Hoit, Philaleiphia, Gla Sih athe Gor Berton: Peacocks Phteaeiph er aia oe schrs Alert, Yates, Hart, Rowley, Fuiladeiphia; N York via Gloucenter. tn, 81 WAREHAM, July 6—Sid schr A P & G Wheaton, Christie, Bar _ PERSONAL ARRIAGE RIDING.—IF THR LADY THAT RODE in a carriage on Broaway on Wednesday morning, and Who returned the salutation, 1s disposed 10 make the ac. quaintance of the gentie:nan, address J. Mortimer, Broad. way Post ollice. Dts FATIIBR-COME BACK. THAT WHICH YOU have the rleht wo de:nand fror your sous will be her fally and willingly accoried to yo resont no one knows of t! 1t'yo¥ persiat tu your determt. Salion wecansot arora puvilcy, ‘For sear tonya ene, if net ‘or you . return to us and relieve us of the dis: tress your absence causes us, Your sons, B. & H—S Heat with Ridicig Hooat D™ ERE DO YOU WALK he gracious recogmition at . quite Cnevanted me. RS. ation Dv. aw . PL Ps LIZABRTH O'DONNEL, WHO FORMERLY. LIVED with Mr, Henry Ruggles 4 Cranberry steert, Brooxly ay is requested to call at the ville of Pierrepont, Stanley & Lang ey MPLE — —WHEN, AND W, ‘anama, dell, 16 Wail street POR ADOPTION —A LITTLE GIRL. BETWEEN EIGHT and nine years of age; best of ref on and ree For particulars address M. A. + Witiacoure j Bost ofice Ei aged to give hie assietance 10 90 e summer of L261 \ iON. 46 Willoughby street, Brooklyn, will be amply remunerated. NFORMATION WANTED —OF M | who iately arrived in this cuy fron formation o him will be thankfully oi ep ts friend, db t 115 Mulberry strest, at Mra, Brula's Taronuation WANTED—OF BRIDGET HOGAN, who left county Kilkenny. Ire'and, about four years ago. Any information of her will be thankfully rec by her aifiicted mother, Mary Waters, at Daniel Conneli’s, 32 Roo sevelt street, RON DUK, rival —WHERE ARE YOU! KNOW OF YOUR ‘all on, or give address to, throu person t A — CAYTON WANTED.—HE LEPT Bane wd England, about 1424, for Fpiladelp ia, sister, Mra. Phebe Foster, of Salf m: 494, Leaving hin share of her 1. plleation within five years. 0: he provarty will be Mingoaed of aero ‘ling ic of the Will, y to [AM HALL, Ni Parade, Salford, Bugiand, Me MARY ELLA cLovGH w WILL RECEIVE | eral RS. McK.-1 REC! IVED xour writing. “deeply r to the office. beg that y N ~j imine ‘tately, either at my house Hore 84 ter7P.M.. of at my omice You will find @ etter (rom me,at the Post ollice. k ERSEVERANCE.—PLEASE wrire ont? plicitly to W. B. James, vox 4,238 1 HOULD THIS MERT THE EYES OF ANTONIO CAC Sere fe Domenico ¢ Agness Assaute. he will leara speething to bis advance by culling on G. B. “Guida, of rock a of bark Giovanni, or to F. Bertuoud Co, 138 Pearl sirect ss O™ POH HE GENTLEMAN WHO TRAVELLED ont BOARD the Daniel Drew from New York to Albany on Tuesday, Sith of Jane (on bia way to the Niacare Palla), wil teal | ee ae if the young lady who fascinated him wen will vertise jn this paper, and say where a letter ‘ilk al her. Y ig = PERSON WHO PICKED UP A BUNDLE OF ity pera at the corner of Broadway and Chambers ies irday morning, will be. so good as tg rettite tnem to the Nicholas Hotei, or to Wm. Cutler, a, 2 Wall street, willbe ald of no vaine but to the owner. vera! reward wi IM- poriant information by seuding her address to Dickey, ollien. JARD WITH It of your visit EX. — 2 PUBLICATIONS. IGE ¥ YOU WANT TO KNOW | nel” injurious effects of long intervals between meals, MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, & good book for every one, Contents wblen free, at the ‘neipal newspaper depois throughout the country, at B. ‘ariar's, Noo 1 Vesey sirect, of of the author, Dr. &. B. FOUTE, i,19) Broadway, N.Y. OVE AND MOCK LovE, of “HOW TO MARRY TO cup, satisfaction ; 2° slit, in cloth, price 3 ernta.” Addrens J. 1, Morp! san atreet ue HEPTAMBRON BY MARGARET. QUBEN OF Navarre, fully translated fromm gon inal work. Th sis the ago a to bet bo - Ika very neat vol pe eS mie erie piosorsal Thinscrations, vee’ Rent by ‘mail (all paris of the ailfornia. on rece: pt o ANCHARD, Publisher, Na cD Ann kee” 7k COMIC MONTHLY, FoR JULY =i = NE eg $oamiseie full of Come Bagrutiags Contec a hactoad & Sut Diamona: A Mean Ma etry Life; triote; The Fightin, jonewall Jac arr Patrons: The Mienting Conds, Siguewall Suotnon, lage Por sale every witere ir COAL. RESH MINED COAL, —s ‘rom the colleries of the Delaware PL BuIA aware, Lackawana and Bevera! hundred ‘ons now tangs 4 for sale below the market price, “A disnount 10 pele 4 LARGE NUT COAL. perorat Aitsles article, for stent or family eral hundred tons now im yard, and for sats Pent x sain below the AYLOR, __ $00 ighth avenne. iz LECTURE “SEASON, MPORTANT TURKS DAILY, FOR Gk: onl aE, eS at of pk 618 Hromd. } war. Parties unable to autena these lecuires cat ware a have the forwarded, on recewpt of 10 cents, by 7a | | the New York Musetn of Anatomy, FINANCIAL. wannnnnnnnnnne MY AND NAVY BANKING HOUS Comminsiqned oificers’ wevounts ‘adjusted and cashed. rohaped, A® | Quartermasters’, ordmance and all obher sig daa sOBH B. bUiay, Army and Navy Banker, Wu street, New York, opposite Post RMY AND NAVY CLAIMS —rENSIONS BOUNTY and prize money due to soldiers, seamen widowa and other oe promptly eollvcted. ia bie claims cashed at ©! Lee CLAGGETT & HALL'S, Broadway, room No, 25, Das 4 omy, FIRE eat atre f ONT Ane NO. 108 jew York, June 183—Twenty ne Dividends The Board of Di iat tile day declared the usual semi-annial dividend ‘en per cent, payable on de mand, free of governinent tax. WM. A. BURTES, Jr., Secretary. | FpAvovee vu FIRE INSURANCE COM@ANY, 45 WALL STREET, BW. ¥. JULY ter, 1863, $400,008 “sf am CASH CAPITAL... after iehls for all outstanding claims, and dividend of six per cent declared this day. surrius {0 NET ASSETS...... ‘The company heret their c ia ron SIT gis a and, together with thelg a \u: secu! ented. Phas alba give motion thas'e ve fe are rarely. saves inwue adds. | tonal poicies of fire insurance, cased. a yn the imoreased pital, and respectfully woltcle tb Gas opegtal rogard: for ahetr:tntorests us Bach haa te doubling the security offered. DORAS L. BTONE, President. Buns. 8. Wa1oorr, Secretary. W AMSTERDAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Naw Your, } mM uly 1, 1 ‘The Board of Direotors have this day declared’ a dividend of five per cent {ree of gore rament tax. i able on de- mand. : A. Di UBENBERRY, Secretary. ree OF THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE com. 106 Broxdway, corn Bi oced oe ‘ rectors have te rn declared a ‘nad nu idend o} den Cid) peroent ue Payable on deman Naw Your, July 7, 1308. | FIOB OF THR HOWARD INSUBANCE COMPANT. York, Jtine 24, 1363, neit, Board of Directors have this day declared a serni.am- i it upon the capital stock, free On Bnd after Wi H. A, OAKLEY, Secretary, ie i par x MON 12 VESSELS Is NOW BEING md, Collection o'lce of WALD! LAMB, bf Lore’ surest, uour Nery Yard pater Boo i aviginia, North, Carolina, South Caroling, ori Alana" How Oreans y and Tennessee z MANNING & 0B FORGET. kers and Brokers, 200 Broadway. IX PER CENT INTEREST. Citizens and Canat street. Oper Monday, Wes. nesday and Fri ea from 5 tx made br before July 20 will bear interest from July. Haak books to English, German and French. RGB FOLSOM, President, Sermove A. . Bunor, sedan OLDIERS' BOUNTIES pou Pt THE MOST LIBI ral terms at 178 Broadway. a ud 'OUTHERN BANK NOTES, SOUTHE ered a Bonda, Southern Securities of @ desori ipo at of bignest rates by W. B. ‘SORANTON, 95 Beavi ce 3 BY ME, OLRVELAND AND, RITT BURG RALLROAD due Sep sonlenter re Ce Alto. as the fotos ‘on. nhs Mortzage Nn Be] mineat exeeee inigrest i that aila at als bor coat por Certliicates and nted for payment at the offee ‘of Wiltiatn C. G. ‘alten ., No. 46 Pine street, New Yor |. N. McOU. UGH, President, — HE “TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMEN'S BANK FOR Savings, bad ordered that interest Hi bo wT angio men tax) id. to. tors ent thereto, months ending te dtine So as follow dred dollars and under, at the num, apd on sums exceeding five hundred RP aottara at the the Gey on and after Mon- Sne, Bo instante Tie interest wi be paved ig the credit th instant ein ‘ ors Seéos |. H. MACY, President. of depositors as princi Write Newson Nxw York, July 8 1863. UN STATES TREASURY, authority of the Secretary sige notice that I will until the Sist day of July laciuara, re au tag pie io for United States da of the: i 1a bas Ping six (0) per. cemt interest in commonly known as Five-Twent! JOHN J, CISCO, _ Ansiatant Treasurer United States, ASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AND, G Groautows Railroad, $100,000 First Mortgage Bor im ned offer for sale, im lots to au: on rat mortgage Bonde ot the Washington, lores, m sums Pay ts nw Yora, June 29, 1863, ot the ‘Treasury, I here! exe ccaenaite ‘iy of Wasstngion, D’G as) of ihe Orunge'and Alerauaria seine andra, Va.. forming the only con ‘roads orth, and south of the by Bows 1863, a: detthalde of the Potoman acre Maryland avenue to the Capitol sylvania avenue to the The entire prosectsot We sale of the bon ted to the construction of s new bridge across the vania avenve. Washington, or at the STEBBINS & SON, 4 Exchange ANTE D—$10,000, ON BOND AND 6 or 64 per cent. on * Gppiy to L.'B: PRINCE vier nioe Security wale "RIN «€ AN ON BO! DA AND MORTGAQ! $32 00032 13 HO, OF nage gu noenagy ‘LOST AND BOUND. — PO, Lost $3 REWARD. With B Be PAID FOR return to John Sobeck, ‘an orange white colored seiter Blut, surayed trem Piety third street ache agg in gee mo value except as & keep OUND=IN BROADWAY, ON WEDNESDAY MORW. same by provi | prope nt. ve te Paar i” Hatrioi, j,OUND—BY A POOR BUT ‘HONEST GIRL, ON TUBS. day, in a Eighth aven.e, in the neighborhood of Twenty-tirst and Twenty second sirects, a considerable sum Money. She iv anxious that the righttal owner repossess it. Apply at 49 William otreet, second story, from 109m. OST—A LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND JET CHAIN, [4 ina Seventh avenue stage, or at the Fulton ferry. finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving ft at Lod nih street, Lousy PAIR OF ONYX SLEEVE BUTIONS. WITH letter Win Ps The ander will ve libermily fein af Ball, ilack & Co.'s wh cgi reward, of be bald for her retura to L 5. a Gold Cameo Bracelet Bracelet, Whoever will re a6 Sint avenue, will be iit OST-ON THE STH OF JULY, BANK BOOK NO. 55.66 will # favor on the owner Oy ngs hank ‘oral Ti Sherul OST BY A POOR WASHERWOMAN, ON TRE a y faving it at 18) broad Broad iw ara cs at at nd a hiy rw wanted. Lost between Kichih py hteen —THE MINIATURE PAINTING. ON IVORY, ar O8T—IN FORDHAM, ON SUNDAY. EVENING, JULY 0, om Bi wed Gold 4 Sav ost. L nd aa! presented at tue ofice of the ho will please call again, as the owner oe a! Lhe @ittce. hg er ft Merworaneum Books eB Web Pow above = ere o wrenth wad Tork. Bee Bix wand: — Ae eT, roome and ew | Ha 20 * i rooch, Oval shape, coutalaing eleven ean anal ia above reward will be paid to “nen 1. Herm, Broome street 2Q() REWARD LOST, ON GUNDAY, JULY 6, 73 tween 934 and 10 P.M. be n Thinty-tratand Ninth London th» ou side case; a man holding a ke: dagger in the oth rane tote eof the out The above raward wi seations asked, if returned to F. Atreet. OF REWARD.—LOST, AT NEW HAVE: $25 renty seventh strect), on, Runday eventog Bi Wee (Ac ward Of Bob wil be pat a0 00 er A nt of wil ed, on delivery « iy ant contents to the address of of sald Diary tho owner, written on the fy Fy REWARD.—STOLEN, PROM GRORGF 25 fine ta the vow New foemlay right, July 7, one black Horag’ and Bugsy The horse has a ry Mey tf AY te 6 pra 4 . " lint gat, and. white feet, The above reward will be onerieee t for the Fecowery of his $25 te = is property, ist AND NO QUES of Certificate No. Mt [or dl shares New York Central Kailroad stock, sain 6 é th street, The transier has been ‘Address Win. Alsop, 65 Seventh street REWARD,—LOST, TUESDAY. BVE! | $50 sierra Slee ees the owner o@ the. ane aa wee, ‘ould | Sart Hliinsdead pa races sles Sor | $100 REWARD —THE ONDERSTONED WI tie above reward to any ome giving Which will lead to the apprehension aad conviction Gira who red « bullet through shutter, of store oad way, some time betmean Y Morwing OF the OAl inst. TRORBON, B01 Broad: '