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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
The LAST OF THR DRAPr.-On Monday morn

The LAST OF THR DRAPr.--On Monday morn
ing, at No. 1T Hudson-st the apparatus Of three
Provost Marshsls Offices was disposed Of by public
auction. A large crowd Of curiosity hunters and
others were present Many were the comments on two
inofFensye rh,els which played prominent part
in the history Of the war. and whose revolutions were
watched on divers occasions with the most intense
anxiety. Some few months ago they were regarded
with respect X not reverence yesterday they wore
whrled and wired about but the fate Of no one hung
on the issue. Otheo awoke morning ard found his
occupation gone. and why should tho draft wheels
murinur at q similar fatef
The furniture of the Fourth District first sold.
This was the district Of Capt West. When some stoves
desks tables &c, had been sold the dratwbeel was
put up. The instrument IN question was slightly
diapdated having somehow other lost the handle,
81 So was bid. which amount was increased by hall
dollars TO 50 % the bid Of MIR. Curtiss who thus be
comes the proprietor OF what must now consider
relic Of the great Rebellion.
The Fifth District Office furniture came next The
wheel Of this Office which cost s2J was sold to Mr.
OGrady Tor 81 We understand he intends to take II
10 the old county for exhibition.
The Only object Of interest among tho effects of the
Sixth District was measuring stand used in taking
the altitude Of the candidates for military glory. Mr.
CuIt.ss became the purchaser at " %.
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To CAnsndsigua, Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and
West. BY Erie Railroad foot Of Chsmbcss-st,
and 10 IN and p u
To Cleveland. o.. BY Atlantic and Great Western
R-R via Erie Railway foot of Chamber st., con-
becting with Railroads for all principal cities in
tho West and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT p. %
To Greenport a. tand on Saturdays p. MI
Ysphsnk, Itlp, farningdsle. Long Island, by L.
j. Railroad from James slip and foot Of 3fth-s..
T. H. m aho e'Ss y w.
To Hudson Catskill and Bsistoi by steamer Bridge
port, TUESDAY, Thursdsy and Saturday, from Hm.
rison St. North River. p m,
For Hudson. Catskil, Bristol, end West Camp. by
steamer Traveller Monday Wednesday and Fri
day, foot Of Harrison.st., North River. p N.
To Newbure Poushhecpse, Roundout and Kings
ton, landing at Cozzen's Dock. West Point and
Milton, the steamer Mary Powell. daily from foot
Of Desbrosses-si N. R......"............ u p NJ
TO New Haven. connecting with r. n. for Hartford,
and Springted-5tesmers leave Peck Slip at 1t .
Al y -
To NewHaven. by the New-Haven RRy 21tha:
and 4th-sv at T. Ilt m. III, ,. 345, u aud m
To horwalk. landing at Whie.tone City Island
and Greenwich, by steamer John Romer, pierb
T.. r.. tPock-sipy p M
To the West. by Central Railroad Of New,Jersey
via Allentown, nom foot OF Liberty NJ H..
A m IL M and 8:WO .. m Sunday train...... . p m
70 Pbiiadelphia, by New-Jers~y railroad foot OF
Courtlsndt- st, 7. 10 aud III a. M II M. 4 sudSP
M. and IL midnight. SUNDAY. p m
To Providence BY Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line
daily from pier q, foot OF Robnsonst, n X, at
To Washjngton. by New jersey X. H. foot OF
Courtiandtst 8 snd II q. m. p. m, and u
mdnrt. Sunday. p N.
For further information In regnd to Railroad Time TaDes'
| see advertisements in another mart Of this paper
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THE FREEDMEN'A BUREAU.
Hmpsrtant Omcial Order by the Precedent.
WAR DEPARTMENT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE.
WAsHN0TOS June T. 1865. (


GENERAL ORDERS, No. ll0.-Thc following
order of the President of the United States in relation
60 transfer of abandoned lands funds and property set
apart for the of Freedmen TO the Bureau Of Eefu-
gees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands ~ published for
Ehe information and guidance OF all concerned:
EXECUTIVE MANSION I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., june 9. 1863.
W1ersas By an oct Of Congress, approved March 3,
1866 there established in the War Department a
Bure au Of Refugees Freedmen and Abandoned Lands,
and to which in accordance with the said act OF Con.
gress is committed the supervision and management
Of AL abandoned lands and the control OF all subjects
from any district Of country within the territory en-
braced in the operations OF the army under such rules
and regulations may be prescribed by the head OF the
bureau and approved by the President; and VheTeGs
1t appears that the management OF abandoned lands
and subjects relating TO refugees and freedmen, as
aforesaid have BEEN and still BY orders based on
military exgeDcies. or legislation based on previous
statutes partly ia the hands Of military officers dscon
nected with said bureau and partly in charge of officers
of the Treasury Department; II is therefore Ord1ed
That all officers Of the Treasury Department al mill
sary officers and all Others in the service OF the United
States turn TO the authorized officers OF said bureau
all abandoned lands and property contemplated IN said
act Of Congress. approved March 8 leo establishing
Lands that may now be under within their control
They viii also turn to such officers all funds col
lected by tax otherwise for the benefit OF refugees
or freedmen. or accI ming from abandoned lands or
property set apart for their use and VIII transfer to
them al official records connected with the administers
tion of affairs which pertain 10 said bureau. -
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
4. ID. TOWNSEND Asst. Adjutsnt-Geners
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THE STRONG DIVORCE CASE.
reinforcement Till November.

The case of Strong against Strong, which
has been before the court for several weeks back
again brought up on Monday morning.
Judge Robertson opening the court, asked II the
parties were ready.
Affirmative.
Mr.. McKeon. for the defendant. stated that no was
not ready in consequence Of the continued Illness Of his
associate Mr. Gerry. in proof of which he produced
certificate from his family ply stefan.
BY Judge Robertson-How long will this case taket
Mr.. McKeon-It will take from eight to ten days.
Mr.. Cram-It will take several days:
Judge Robe' tson-l think 1t would be dangerous 70
60 through it this week.
Mr.. Grant, have done nothing else than attempt TO
try this for two months past
Judge RobertsOD-I wish could relieve You and all
parties but the would be too short 10 Try this case
Shis term; q little short OF jurors. either from
sickness u from some other cause, and wiu have TO
postpone IL.
rested the last time that here, that you would
et pulate that this should be tried next October
but would ask your Honor 70 try ills case next No
vember.
have had several presented 10 NE. bot have
postponed them ill October and given this the prefer
ence. it is a Of great importance and II 1t Is
called up in October the case VIII be pressed on us
while will be engaged elsewhere.
Mr.. McKeon objected IN this. He said 1t seemed
strange to him that the should pass the October
term and that the November term should b. selected.
He was suspicious OF the movement, and 1t went be-
yond that term be wanted it 10 take its chance hike any
other on the calendar
Judge RObertson-In consequence OF the calamity,
which happened TO the Common Council on the other
aide. 1t would be right TO let it go over.
Mr.. Jackson-When the October term comes, sir,
shen shall be governed by circumstances, but do
not want to be put under stiDulaiions.
The case was accordingly laid over to the November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20
DEATH op A WORTHY OppIcRR. AT 10 o'olot

DEATH OF A WORTHY OPPlcBR. 10 o'clock
on Monday morning Robert King. Of the most efh
cient officers connected with the Metropolitan Detec
tive Force died at his residence, No. III Sulvan-s
from congestion Of the brain the resu Of sun stroke
received at the Paterson (N j Race Course few
days since whittier he had gone in his official capacity
Deceased had been connected with the police force
since is4s having been appointed and assigned to
the Fifth Ward In that year then under the ON
pand OF Capt. (now Inspector) Danie Carpenter.
On the reorganization OF the police force in 1881
he assigned TO the detective force. IN tho fa
Of 1852 be raised Of the companies Of the l3jd
Regiment metropolitan Police Bfgade, and subse
quenily participated in the Louisiana campaigns and
the siege OF Port Hudson III health finally forced
, him TO resign He had also served in the Mexican
War He returned TO this city and resumed his Oh
position the police force. few months since ne
Windsor the defaultng paying teller Of the Mercantile
Bank of this city. and finally traced him to London
Eng and arrested him. lie bore the reputation among
ms comrades Of being an able officer and brave man.
he was aged ~ years and leaves Il wife and family.
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UsasseuQers Arrived.

In steamship T. C. knight from Wahinsion.Thos fi,,er
and family Thcs Robinson q. v Lansing g. II. TAYLOR, w
" stesr A. Il. Merwin Eme rick T. Cutlery, C. R.eh'
srd.on g. ". Coun@y A. l.. Il-rn Il. H. spencer and lady
J. r. Cook and family, j. H. Harrington. G. l.. Van wagon
John Angersn Tbeo. Aneeran. Thos. tipnry.
In steamship Charles Bn,on hom Newbern and b,''era'
Iuet-Major Den Fitzpatrick Brig Gen Gordon, Col Savsse,
Mr. w Campbell. wife and child. Mr. Noble. D. T. Beie.
wife ond child A. Andrew 5. A. Treat, q. = Metber W
A. Jack .on Mrs HAskeli Miss IIakr. James Wi'se w.
H. Rsrrows Richard Houston. Surgeon W. r. Day vile snd
servant Philip s,ronse d. Ssicbsr, John Maryhy, Wm
Nc Donald r. Sherman Liect Holingsworh. Alfred Mao
James King John Cady serycsn knE sergeant Hanna
Emile Passin Martin Psllis W. q. Haskell Henry Murray
Alr. Brown jaime. Martin J. II Foley Mr.. Mossby Lieut.
H. H. Adsm and servsn' Lieut. W. r. Pr-s and servant A.
r. Moran a. Pstuer p Downo, isssc y. Sound. Alfred
I.~.on Dearborn Ncher,on thus. Psrnaer snd son. Af
Ca.erly Mr. Tyson A. h. snith-snd 2, IN the steerase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

The following are the names OF tho persons
indicted for treason In tho United States District Court
sitting at Norfolk Va:

The following are the names OF tho persona
Indicted for treason in the United States District Court
sitting at Norfolk, Va;
Alexander, George w.
Andrews. Richard SnOwdsR
Baxter Oscar II.
Bocock. Thomas s. late Speaker Of the Rebel House
OF Representatives.
Booker. George.
Booker. Richard II.
Boyle. Cornelius. a Washington Secessionist
Corse Montgomery D.. late Major General IN the
Rebel army.
Cooper Samuel late Adjatant and Inspector G eners
OF the Rebel army. and formerly LieutenantC Colonel
United States army.
DE Bree, John.
Dnlany Richard H., Of Alexandria
Early Jubal A. Late Lieutenant General in the Rebel
army.
Ewell Richard S.
Faulkner. Charles James late United States Minister
10 France.
Hagar. Benjamin.
Hampton, Wade, late Lieutenant General Rebel Cav
Hunion. Eppa, late member Of Rebel Congress from
Virginia.
Lee Fitzhueh nephew of Gen lee and late Major
General in the Rebel army.
Lee George w. C., son OF Gen. Lee
Lee. William Henry FiIhugh. son OF Gen. Leo
Longstreet, James. late Lieutenant General Rebe
army.
Malone, William late Major General Rebel army.
Mallory. Charles X.
McVeigh William n. Of Alexandria
Ould Robert Commissioner OF Exchange Of Prisoners
Payne. w. II.
Pryor, Roger A.
Richards. William Burton. ir.
seldom James A.. late Rebel Secretary OF War:
Smith, William. late Rebel Governor OF virginia
Tayler Henry Is
Taylor, William X.
Turner. Thomas T.
Winder. William s.. son OF the late Gen. Winder
Wise Henry A.. Ex-Governor Of Virgins and late
Brigadier- eneral Rebel army.
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ROBBED WHILE SLEEPISG.--Ea rly on Friday
morning Charles Fisher. of No. 50 Orchard st., while
sleeping In saloon at the corner of Bowery and Hes.
ter-st., was robbed by George Ennis OF silver watch,
valued at t15 The watch passed 10 q ederste
who slipped 1t into his bootleg and escaped Fisher
awakened and told WIN. bad occurred and on ac.
costing Ennis he denied all knowledge VI the affair.
and finally struck him the head with a chair I'm.
mis- was arrested by Officer Staatsbury Of the Tenth
Pre- oiuct. and committed bv Justice Shandley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

Iowa POLITICS.-GOv. Stone was unani'
mously renominated as the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Iowa by the State Convention the i4h
inst. b. f. Cue of Fort Dodge was also nominated for
Lieutenant Governor; &. G. Wright of Kcsauqua, fol
Supreme Judge "a renomnation) and Oron Fdville OF
Mitchell County. for Superintendent Of Public Instruo
finn
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Travellers, Guide.
To Albany, BY Hudson X. H., from So'h'.t pepot'

To IIbauy. BIZ Hudson IT, II, IOW '''VH'.1' "-PVt'
~ 4 & and lOb D. IN. Sunday train i,oin
sth 4 8 r. m. City cars run between Chambers
To ,bonv and Troy, by Harlem II. r. 26tls, S,h
" -"'
To Albany. landing q, principal places on rne quo
son by steamer g. Viobard. Tu-sdays Ibuf,1ays
and Ssiurdsys and Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nesdays and Fridays from foot Of Dc'bro'se''"
D. n landing al Thrtiethst.. 'io IN
To baltimore by the New.Jersey IL. X, 100, %
| Courtlaudtst.. 9 and III .. m, p. M ana I'm
midnight. Sunday. ''i' "'
To Boston, BY Eew.London line, Pier 81 N IL,
sac,n,rS, observation-disclosures. p. m.
To 5ston by New.Hsven X. r., via Springfield,
27h-st and 4th av ..........:.b% w. a a., y II"
~. shore Line isi md r. M, Suudsy... o. u.
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ri-iOar1rns' Notlee.

SITE op NKv-YonK
PoNr-WARDyss' OgYicY, no. l0i Wsllst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section OF the Gel passed Apdl IL. 1884, EMIT al IAN
Aci H. R-organile the Waron- Office OF the Pot OF New
York 70 al per.or Interested H. having charge o. The
subject Of such inquiry. examination or thai
the following vessels uldeg examination the Port
ardens and that the said examination, viii be
comp within ten next succeeding hi. notice.
board said vessels:
steamship brefneD. .Hohosen.
sfe ship Glhss1w .........s...s.......A n. IL
Steamship MOn.ezuu.a..
steaus hip Sidon.. ..Jers'y thy.
Bark Henry r. H.
Brig Alyar ado. ........... Wooiruf Robnson's.
Brig Caie.tan.
Erg Paragon. Recommendation Woodruff.
MlNfHORNk IOAPhiNS. President
I Arcs HERMAN. Secretary
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TRINITY CoLLBoB--Thc induction Of the
Rev j. b. Kerfoot II. d.. to the Office Of President OF
Trinity College. at Hartford. viii occur "Wednesday.
Jnne ~ The Alunn, OF the Institution have "A meet
ing on the same day. Commencement takes place
lime
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK....
CLEARED.


Ship s.ybrook Moore, London, =. y norrsn G:
Bark Sfsmroci stone, Montevdeo snd Bnenos AJres H.
u. L j. T.. Brookmsn. ~
Bah Old Dominion tIi,n.) Hoiihuien. H,,Ha, J. T.
VIVID Go. , I'M
Rsrt Niri.iauit tBr.). Rich Csrd-uss u. Bailey ~,
BARI Mary A. LIBBY, Libby. CardenAs J.ct:on Merrill
Hsrk Golden Peece Rhodes (Br Rhodes. H. Trowb bridges
Bri, vin-snd Orb Ncbo. M0nte,eo and Boenos Ayre-.
Bris Paragon Orr, Fitzgerald GI.ce Bay, p !. Nsvius
Brig Amo. N. Roberts. DoaEe, Portland II. D. 4 J. W..
BrOOsmbn. ,,..
rig ssild Brl Relsl.on Cienfnego.. Tucisr Light
BriT Clara Perliu. Home morehe,d City n l.. McCresdy
Co -
Brig T. n. Llchaeld Ha.ker Boston W. 9. Brown 4 Co
2tis FiAelja Stone Bangor Nisr Houehton.
Rnr Eliza Avn Ayre.. Remedies. {. 4 r. J. Peters
Bis Anna Wellington. John.on. - J,go. s.e1ef.c.
Bris {. M Reynolds, Dick Glsre Bay, Jed Frye Co.
Brig Antilie-. Portland Miller Houghton. 49, - .
Bris Sparkling Sea tfrl. Bovien. Cow Bay. VIM DarslI
Schr a. T.. Glover, Deary. Port Royal. ~ L. heCre.dy
Sehr susan Scranton Hewey. Washington, Van Brun'
schr DANIEL Holmes Washington, Van Bruni sI,sht.
schr OaLes Ancs. Edmonds, Warrington, Van bfuns
seLr NJ. b. Br.mhall. Dsvy. Washington, Van B'ans
SER Lizzie RAYMOND Lord Providence. I. Kenny.
schr Princess. Lowell Boston. .
Sebr Ahee Flora tBrj Knowles, Nassau. r. T.. Hutebn-
schr Traveller OBJ. Thoms,. Hsifnr. Dowey. Gomez"
schr Pilots Bride Bls,chfod Port loyal, j. ". Lewis
chr q, orge Gillian whito Philadelphia, Bentley Smith
CO. 49, -,
schr Nazyca Dsnirls. Nosfol,, ~ L. neCiesdy h CO.
schr l.. Hopkins Crepe Be limorr, Mott BetciL
sioop Active. Ely, haTfiors II. = Rocket i Son.
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SroppAG, OF SUNDAY CoNcHRN.-During

STOPPAGf or SUHDAY CONCHkIb.-DuIiHg
the past week Superintendent Kennedy issued orders
TO the Captains Of the precincts in which the concert "a
looms lager bier saloons. etc. abouad requiring all
music both vocal aud instrumental to be stopped on
Sunday These orders were implicitly Obeyed yester-
day. and the result Of the qnieteSt Sunday
nights that this city has known for years past The
enforcement: Of this oder took the propretIs OF these
concert halls by surprise and IL much 10 their credit
that no trouble ensucd. number OF Germans assein'
bled Bellevue Gardens. foot Of seventy -nintb'st,
and attempted vocal concert but were stopped by The
police. Capt. Hutcaings OF the Twentythird Precinct
reports that these people held indignation meeting
passed resolutions deIuDciatOry Of Superintendent
Kennedy, and then left in disgust. TIE nun 'rous
complaints which have been in the Superintend
ent have induced lin 10 act In this summary manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
son li..sa:sg Sua se,s.....7:3sl Noon ri,.s. l;33
HigH wATEk THIS DAY. a.
Sandy Hook, <a3 Gov. Island. sVte Hell css''' e'<'
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Bank GtGtemeilts.

American Exchange Bank.-Statenent Of the
"a ,K ~ " rc7urcl by Chapter $50
.wr $50 ens Ssnr he nth day Of june 6s
Avsnxe OF Loan aud Discounts ~
30
.y-r.,e AMOUNT Of Circulation lrtIt w
Aver Deprrfs
fsv and Cosnfy ef rort l. v. WILSON Cashier Of
N. Imc.n e~ Yofs being Guy s"on depose aud
ihe best 81 nf kn,w rdfr aud
h. h. ~ p. wIi.LsOh, Cashier
''''N Y.,ssus Brtt, Notary Pabls.
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miscellaneous.

A SOLITAIRE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
N pebble RING IS, 81, Sl0s cluster California diamond
pebble ring So So So: solitaire California diamond Ieb-
bic pair Knobs, IS, 81. $40; cluster CALIFORNIA; dia-
n,ona pebble pair knobs. 81 So @la; solitaire Can.
set, pin and knobs ~, 5 $40; these goods arc too well
known described through the pre the immense ouan
t,i.s sold their popuay mounted in sohi SAara'
gold of elegant design they possess all the user oil gen
uine diamond, and at than onequarter the price
ORIGINAL L. JACOBS. No. ~ Broadway.
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ACCIDENTALLY DgOwyED.--Jamcs Anable, a
discharged soldier while stepping the deck Of the
baigc Currier Ling ut Pier No. North River. fell
over board and was drowned. The body has not yet
heel recovered.
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6o formers ano Others.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed stone
n ws,. s.ver ppes Flooring Oven and Green House
Tle, TireBricks Gimme Vases, &C., 40 Depot q
Long Island Pottery, No. 28 Pesrst N T. Edw d. Snne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

IS. Geo. +. Olmstead. NY
Sc. Edwin Mauck. Pa.
. 81. Frederick n. Bailey. al
large.
90. Thos. J.. Brent. at large,
l39. Jas. III. BTeekinridge,
az large.
40. j. NJ. Marshall. at large.
Al. NJ. ). Starring. III.
A.. III. KraDse, ~ large.
l43. G. y. Smith. Pa.
"A. Jared L.. RItlb)nc, at
large.
As. Thos. J. LLOYD. Pa.
Al. Francis III. Ross, Iowa.
AZ. Edward Hunter, de.
A. w. A. Garland. n. II.
i4g. A. W. Hoffman. Dakota.
so. Edgar {. Bowen, Wis.
Isl. Chas. j. Keller. Pa.
So. Benz. ID. Critchlow. Ia.
So. MalcoMb Macarthur
Me.
"a. John T.. Hosmer. Mass.
IS. Paul NJ. Mills, Jr.. Pa.
10. Al. ID. O'TOOie. Mo.
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Steamer F. C. fnisli, Mason Washington DC, ~ hours
mds. and pass. y. Is. Cromwell a Go.
Steiner Henry Burden Spencer Fortress Monroe ~ hours
to T. :. ON.
,teanr harles Rurton sal'er Newborn hours. naval
stores aud cotton 10 Murry Nephew.
o. y rrvtnus steamer Cuyaogi faunce Fortress Monroe
B hcuTs -, ,,.,
Shir Liverpool Chamhern London and Isle Of Wight May
a. lds- and pace. fr.nnel hn'un Co. Had westerly
winds most of the passage. . 49,
shin newton 1an.. harlng, Hamburg q, dsy' rnd,e
80 pa.. e. NJ Sonfu Edse Ia la. ~ ~. Ion. 70 70,
pa .-ve Iceberg; has b-d westerly winds most Of the
Btis linton T. (ofs, John NJ RI Tan,. Cow Bay, C. g.,
IL DAYS wi b coal 70 = /. Nevius Don. -
schr 4 Peters, Cousins Maohias days Lumber 10 u
y. j. Peters. . a., q
schr. Concord Kennedy. Eockllnd, granite. to W. B..
Brown. . 80
schr ". c. Hall Spear, Rockland liu-
Schr. prier. Gregory. Kockiand, lime.
schr T. Coweli, Smith, Bangor Lumber, to Holyote
Mursy ,,y
schr Benjamin. Grant, Passport days. latin 10 Jed Frye
90. .
schr f. McLain Ae4aner. Lingan u days coal to c. b.
Swain.
scbr Marin Brier Stamford.
schr Daniel Webster. Perry, Rondou' for Sslam
schr. Northern Light, Harper, Calais days. is'h TO j.
b .rdinsn. -
sohr. = age. Coney Eockland, lime.
Sloop ". f. Bowen, Jackon, brstoL
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West Psint and she Graduating Glass

The Board of Visitors to the Military Acade-
thy agreed to recommend the increase Of the number Of
cadets TO 400 with change in the Of appoint
nent The command Of the Academy will be taken
from the Engineer Corps and be given TO the entire
army The class of 1865 s the largest which has left
che institution, and the following is the list:
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j. CnaS. W. hoy in'Do' Az
Y.
2. Lewis C. Overman. @
large.
3. A. NJ. Miller, at large
4. NJ. X. Brown, Mass.
8. NJ. Ii. Adams, Ohio.
6. WA. Is. Liv,rmore
Mass.
Z. David w. PAYNE. n. Y,
8. WIN. ii. Hener. Mo.
9. WIN. s. Stanton, n. Y
40. w. IL. Chase. Pa.
II. ThOs. II. Hamburg. Pa.
~. X. W. Petrikin. at large.
d3. Jos. G. Post. n. Y.
ii. John X. Hezlep. MINI.
IS. 4. y. Lee. at large.
&c. Jos. i. Gregory, n. Y.
IL. A. Il. Bates. Mich.
10. Henry u. Ledyard. Of
large.
19. Thos. NJ Tolnan. Me.
%. John X. Story. jr., Wis.
u. o. NJ. Mitchell. at large.
~. u. K Porter. Pa.
20. j. Ii. Hall, at large.
"a. Appleton ID. Palmer.
Ohio.
Is. Jas. L. Sherman, Ala.
~. VIM. A. Rafferty,. at
large.
"a. Cyrus w. Allen, IT,. at
large.
2e. Albert @. Fore, Ohio.
-. WIN. II. Mclaughlin.
Pa.
20. G. J. Powers, Ohio.
81. 8. II. Norton, Va.
-. G. N. Reid. Conn.
q. X. II. Totten. a, large,
-. Geo. II. Burton, Del
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

TOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-The Steamship
4 UTEHPE, Capt. ELDRID0E, 10 now loading al PIG
No. 80 North River and viii sail tor the above port %
SATURDAY, June a. 1855, at p For freight passage
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

Bulps Head Bank.-S,siement Of the BULLS HEAD
BASk redty CtsB- 20 Law, a l io the week endns
ssiasdsy. the iTth day Of june irso -. z.
Averssr O. Lo&s and essSO.Y SS
A,.,,s- .r..,,, n 1l,I8S 81
A'-fsse arsant o cir'uson ~
CITY County Of Se~ rort George W. Wnrtt Crsr o'
IN. Balls Had Raht bes day d.pore and say % the a's
the beet Of ieov<dse and teisi
W wiLLETT, Cashier
sv9u h.ft<. ths iNh day OF June. isS
Assssrrs Luiss. Hosry Publc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-20

WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER PLATE,
w OLD GOLD and SILVER. SOUGHT for CASH, or
EXCHANGED at the highest valuation. ORIGINAL j.
JACOBS, No. VI Broadway.