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pe:ent person will be in attendance to give in
StructiOn to all wanting Machines, IN relation to
sewing, and in keeping them in order-free of
charge-whch will be of great benefit to new be-
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CAUTION.--Second-han machines are be-
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through the country by irresponsible persons and
sold for new machines. Many OF them soon fan
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Sewing Machine business, 1 hope to receive or
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Sewing Machines, at the LOWEST PRICE.
~ Machines furnished for $l2 and upwards
Orders promptly attended to.
BRAINERD STEBBINS.
Barton March 25, lS66-l3m6
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Now is the Time TO Get You a Good Machine.

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When did Moses sleep FIVE in
bed !? When he slept with his fore
fathers.
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VOLUME 11--NUMBER 36.
INCREASED PENSIONS.

Full instructions have been received,
And all Claims for Increase of Pension, under the
late act of June 9th, 1866 will be promptly prose-
cuted by CIRCUIT BROTHERS, at Barton, VT.
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j, I'll. HOLTON.

SILVER Platter, DERBY LINE, VT.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness and Car
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Pay your debts when they are small
hot emitting the printer; that will
be sure death to the little foxes.
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On Board the York.
BY MARY W. STANLEY GIBSON.

A story OF Real Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Alleged Land swindie-Tennessee Lands Sold
10 German Emigrant-A Commissioner OF

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before Justice
Barnard on Saturday in the case Of Roberts agt n Williams
Busted Mr. james applied to the Court for an order OF arrest
the following affidavit which best speak for itself
w. Roberts being duly sworn depose and that In the
month OF October last this deponen having arrived from
Germany saw in The Herald and Sunday Mercury advertise
announcing that 81 0OO Of land In Marion County
in the State OF Tennessee for sale describing II as
lots OF 100 acres EACH This deponont answered one
Of these adv rements and then introduced to the de-
PENDANT who calls himself Commissioners OF Deeds, and had
Office ut the Of Centre and Chamberssts IN t1s
City.
That the defendant then and there represented to this de-
ponent that the Of 30 900 Of land in the
State Of Tennessee that the land most valuable aud that
the recorded In said County 10 his name That this
deponcnt stated the said Busted that he man
aud had saved small Of money and that he relied en-
trey his representations That the said Buseed then
granted conveyance of no OF land in County Of
MlIiot In the Sote OF Tennessee for the sun Of $3.50 De
and proceeded with his wife and family State Of
aud there engaged Tor four months IN searching for
described In the deed OF conveyance and that he
piled 70 the Clerk Of the County OF Marion there was any
land recorded in the OF ~ William Busteed That
about three weeks since returned TO the City of New
York to search for the said ~ William Busted and after
trouble found him. when lac stated TO the SAID NJ William
Busted the fraud he had committed upon him. ard he then
promised to pay him back the money II ne walled time
That made applications TO the defendant for the
Of the money and he's only received evasve replies
from him That this deponen expended and lost the
Of 500 a. the least h removal to the State Of Tennessee
Gnd in searching after tue said land That he applied through
Mr. Dunphy his attorney three weeks since for the return OF
the money which tue defendant promised to return BACK 70
this depOnenf no legal proceedings were ubOfakeu anu
het waited for time in the expectation of receV
ing the amount W. 4. RoBgKTs
Sworn, &c.
Judge Baruard-Mr. James is this Attorney
Mr. james, believe not there is gentleman in the law
list named w. n. Buseed but is that gentleman The
defendant STYLES himself Commissioner OF Deeds and Real
Estate Ageut" II said that many poor emgrants have
been def auded in the by this person The
plaintiff informs that he has been at the Office Of the de-
ensant sitting patiently with his pipe from nine O'Clock IN
morning TIL four o'clock In the afternoon every day Tor
fortnight ana unable ~ fad him Judge Barnard-PersaPs
he viii take ont ms deot in that va2 ne Defendants excuse
tor bis absence that he had valuable coal mine al Flush
ing Long Island and engaged that 10 could not at
tend any oher business
Order for granted aud bail fxed at o. 0o0 Edwin
james aud Mr. Dunphy for the application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

spy,b,, Acp.bnss Kelly Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship Whwind Fargo Norfolk. City Point and Richmond
shin America (Br Mortimer St. Johns B. saml Thonp.oa
sbis Ausu.e Brsull Henb-r, St John, B. H. KoOp Co.
psrkM Marco Po (bfeul }, Ausen, Bremen Roger BTot
Bark r. Murray jr. Mnisau Port Prince r. Murray w.
B1r1 Pembroke tBrj Euslifg. Cow Bay. Permission Co.
Tsrs Skinner Of ne Sea Press Goenburg McCny Marsh
FarE Uler Norw s0rr Venice via Richmond tunch Mencke
s,t Star King Auder.on MarsefHe, Jane. Henry.
Barn Fannie r. Bel, Hutolngs, Havana ". ". Russell Co.
Bark Stampede (hr1, 1rwet Gardens. }. T. Ward Co.
Raj Union SkidIu0le. boston, J. W. Elwel 4 Co.
Brg Arroyo tDanh Wedegrow, Hamburg, PUNCH Meineke
Bs Alsssandro M Bartsomso Gibraltar and GenO. saejss
Brig Ocean Belle (Br) Hnaeh Rio Granie DO Sal Brett Son
Co.
Brig Scotland (Brl. Crowen, barbados 2. 7. Smith,
Brig Venus lBr), Welsh ST. Johns n T. D. X DeWoh Co
Bri, Iber tBr Farrell Cow Bay c. B. o. Wheelwnght Co
Bris Benkhon BIB Blenkhorn, Halifax j. r Weewrsht
Brig Eureka fBrl -. Pictou N. s. Miller Housiton.
Brig Mary Kelley tBr Reed ST. Stephens n b. }. A. simpson
Brig (r) Campbell, Picfou n 5. H. j. DeWof& Co.
Brig Seo tBIl Brown ., 5ansO,. MileI s Hoosh'0n
Brig John Freeman, Loring. Mebie Young Cowur.
Bns Tho. Owens Pe,teuel Heuvitss Thomp.ou Hunter
Brig Omaha Downing Barbados =. Talbot 10.
Schr Annie Musssnden iRT Mussenden Bermuda Jones
Lough.
schr May Queen (Br) Burke. Bermnds, McCon Firth.
Schr. Atlantic LockhsIt Hsntspor s. smitbers Co
Cneh Bradford. ST. Andrews T., Jed Frye Co.
Schr. Zcsso. Heath Charleston. I. b. Chase Co .
schr Mary L. Amsden Smith. Georgetown, d. C., Crowea
Paine.
Schr. Granite State Halett, Boston s. W. Lews6 Co.
O. w. Glover, Holbrook Boston w. S. Brown X Co
Sohr. John Mete Burton. Wueham Geo N. Suanahan
schr. Amanda Powers. =, Providence, J. 5 Ingraham
Z. Collier Hall New London Racket Tooker Taylor
Schr. S. 7. Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford, Ct. maAer
Schr. UTbsna Houeh, Philade phis, J. w. Mckee
Schr Southern Cross George St john f. H. DeWoh Co
soop Hsnnah Ann. King Norwich, Conn., Racket Tooker
Taylor.
slOop Emily Allen, Bridgeport c. II. Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
The Nationnl Guard-Psrsdes aud Field Dnys-
Changer

The National Guard are still displaying the activity
with which the weeks have been distinguished Dur
ing the present week there will be brigade field days
review Fourth BRIGADE and two resInenta prnde,
Gu Thursday 7h nst the First Brigade Of cavalry
unde- command ~ Brig Cen Brook P0steT and the Eleventh
Brigade Cen jesse e. Smith indng consisting OF the
meow, ~ nfp,ry viii assemble at East New YORK for dr
and INSTRUCTION In tho Eleventh Brigade the infantry reg
and hovzer battery will be pracced during tne Tore
noon by their respective Commaniants.
To accordance with General Orders No the fh Brigade
viii be by HIS Honor the Mayor and the members
Of the City Government. Wednesday June at the City
In accordance with General Orders No the ped Regiment
Col Cor commanding will parade on wednesday without
IL accordance With General Orders No T. the 9Th Regiment
viii parade Wednesday full uniform The field and stan
viii report (nounteD at p M at The Colones quarters
regmenial ue viii be formed at 2;44 Washington
square. north right resting on University place -
Hawkinss Rouayes, 1T Regiment National Guard VIII
parade on Tuesday the 5h celebrate the anniversary
Of dep for the OF the 9th New York
Volunteers 10 s6 Regmenta line will be Tor nod at noon
the state Arsenal after which the command VIII take up
line of march down broadway for the City Hail. where
the, will be reviewed by His Honor the Mayor: ,,
Col. John II Woodward. commanding The 18Th Regiment
has issued orders for that com mad to assemble IN iu at
Uniform on Weduesdiy June fr the purpose Of drill and
Instruction Line will b. formed OF the Captoline Ball
Grounds Nostrahd-ave near Fuonaye at O'Clock p H.
RECENT CHANCES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The following officers have been commissioned by the
Commnndern Chief the National Gnard State of New
York during week ending May 70 i-oo .
F Rssmrnt Arsry-Heuy NJ Brush, Surgeon, March 26
~ Trsnsnt OF f,n,r,Iohn p P White Surgeon o.
original ancy Leonard Captain Apr 49, C. Graham
resigned
second Regiment Of lnfanry-Edwin Rich Adutant Aprls
ne. Hei. r-.isIrd.
Thri Reg Cavalry John Haaen, Second Lieutenant
vice H. Mmksr rszn-di Eide ~ schmuuz second LEA
original George y. Hartmann tirs Lieu
NY u Lemnermsn resigned John Henry Lani~-h
IT, second Lienienant MAY 10 vice L.ndwehr, resigned
Ffh Regiment of nsntr 6ustavu. ndsnAn second Lussh
ant. MAY vice John kinmrl promoted
Tenth ~ lnfsuIy.-James X Harms LirutOoonel
nay u ID NJ. Woodhail promoted . 49,
F.., Rryr.n, Of II. Whine, LeutC olon-
Apri vice d n resigned Abnsr H. bureh Major May
resigned Geo H. DOcksaief Second Lie iteulnl
March vice " II fonur, resigned
Infantry H. Barton Islowz Surgeon,
or,obsf / llsi vIe- w. \. Whitfield declined
Pny REGIMENT Of Infantry lineius j. BERN apan,
Msv NJ Vi. r. Adams. resigned William Martin First L-ulen
ant My u.s. Prsce r-ssu-d
~ rysuinth H iusntry-feter A. Htrsons Adjuant
a "a Strai qpontrd Ogatrmaster. Daniel STRAIN
trrh,asisr MAY Is g.s- Williams, resigned
Rec Of lnfautryRoos y. HILL Second Lieu
tenant, April 5. vice Finay. resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Arrived.

Steamship TeutOu HAM Hack, Hamburg May 20 with md''
steamship Asbaus Lmbuner New Orleans May &c with mdse
Steamship Ellen s. Tey Chaplin Newberu N c. 50 hours with
mdse and pass to C. Goodspeed May 80 at H 10 miles oil
Hs. passed steamer Co'%SPSa9 bound & oo,,, to F. D.
HurbGt Co sssd Mobile Bay brig susan f. Voorhees, for
ship Charlotte Brcm Gajeu Bremen % asy, with aae and
May O5 long 20 a. spoke ship Great Western from New
Ship 1hsms Policy Burgess Glasgow IS days with md,e to L
Atsn CO Had hesvs westerly ge ns s sS9 . %
Jog Aor o. North Channel spoke ship City Of Mon
irea om Gas9w for New qih NSy TO- a' - w. i0ns ~
ship Herman lBrem Kuhnnnn Bremen - days with md'e
NAV rs at a a. long q S. spoke Couaba IrPAn for
Cape Cod; 2sth lat 80 81 long 60 y, bark Paragon
ssIk Henry AadyIy s'' t S o f S IN The
Chanel and until reaching the BANKS from thence bad westerly and
Bsrk Boess Norw) smmoron Hamburg ~ days with md.e.
and Sonan Edye Had three births and one death on the
Bris Eou. tof Halifax s. Wilson IS day., with fruit
&c to Brett, Son Co. Passed Gibraltar April q 49, 81,
Brig Spring Flower Morgan Of aud from Sunderland &c days with
BrS louisa tof E. L. Glow Glaze Bay 10 days with coal to
seSf Msibousn Mon Gardiner days with lumber HOl
'? sonH F Plot fhemg.qn, Rostand-
Sem eh.. lisT b, Bennett s,I so% se,.;..
s SEN, Sy, wo e' A Mss0N NsS e elpln
schr Canary, Wall Fall Riyrt
sehr. saIsh Elizabeth, Kelly, Pal River
sebr Wm' B. Jeakn. Week. Paw ueke for Roadoul
sor. ! Parker, 81, kelvy, Pswtacke for k0ndoGt
r
Schr. Benz Strong Brown Providence.
Schr. America Reynolds Providence
Neranda Ponds Providence
Schr Avail, Dbble Providence.
Schr II. p Fly, Stokes, Providence
Sohr. J. NJ Freeman. Edrdge. Providence.
Schr Triphenis, NckeTsou Providence
Schr. Entire Kinner Providence.
Schr Chief. Chsupiin. Providence.
SchI I. l.. Miller " mite, PT1videuce.
Schr Mary Brockwsy Damon. Providence
Schr 5. Salter. Baker Providence
Schr Marhs Jane, -. Providence.
Schr J. H. & ?. L.. Butler. Providence for Elzabehpor
Cha 5 Hulse, Jones' Providence for IizAbrlAport
schr A. Osborn Perry Prominence for Eizabethpor
Scnr Ontario Barber Providence for Rond'ut
sclr Goddess. Kelley. Providence FOR Rondout.
scir Lizzie Raymond Lord Hartford
Schr Y. barkeleW, Arnold. Baker Landing
Schr Hydrangea, Prentice. Newport.
Scar. Eliza Caswcn, Newport
Schr. IA. X. Bsrnes Doane. Newport
ScLr. Falcon. Hale. STAFFORD
SchE 5. A. falcouer. Warner New-London
Schr. o. y. lswiey, CLARK Norwich for Philadelphia
Schr. Surprise, Baker. Mystic
schr. Freestons Smith, Portland, Ct
schr. B. ID. Pitts. Vale. Gre@npoU for hondOut
Sioop Thos Hull, Hull Providence
Soop Rhode Island Hull, Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Passenger. Arrived,

fRON BREMEN AND SIMULTANEOUSLY Steamship Her.
uanDiohu Neulsus Miss NJ Rute Mrs DicknnHn Nh {. kemln,
ehsHs b. Hsbeh sud lady J. Cutsdor Mrs 3 Fulton ard child
B. hshnweelu and family air Nf ~ tmeon ConrSy hutcin
Never II. Peters A. Rfiners child J.
Cornell and family b. Gutmanu g. strotel z. Danhauer A.
Beer Dieteshe j. haraug Mnef Oh Rger aud lady, VI.
hrsso1 g A. and family A. hIsn LerepcT aud
dy l.apkelsnd family j. Mornel w. lady
snd sd o. Jezsr Z. Mnrsch Mrs r. Loeb and cht Mics K
0srets " seaultz Ms A. Nenhoh J. Eden J. Edeahoper. L.
M Erebsck G. schultz aud family Kahn ". Delick
ehd Miss spregel q. Goldman aud family Simon family
" Wee Mis- T. Hls j. Lank A. feiee, j. feeder J.
Heed r. Mack Miss G. Enrrneyer Miss = fink y Kroner n,
NInue ,boh Miss Morsig C. schas'cr G. RudoW Mrs r. Bin
reup A. LshsE. Gastn, W BIuun J. K,ei.r. Miss 2.
srIr8. & G.uis, Mis- a. Oehe K Weltheg NJ Shahemer w
Sirrpaof a. W " Donsid and child r. Wiiams l. Heller and
"-'is .. Bso~ns C. Ma3s II Ahnt ma SO IN steerase
.fsM HAMBtR0 Stegnsiip lentonis-jolsnn irnpt wife
Octilseu Hsup, Mar4 aud Mencel
firh While Bertha and Matilda Lederer Ieene Hartman,
fiebermsun Emma LandIlann stegnuud ID Bernard We
bicben wife and children, Will faIA Minis Mo.tz and
drrr d. S0hm, Vincent cetteei fany Petns,n t e1acl
sd children, Louise Fischer belhs Hunske August Hof
vile 3 children Marie Ho,er, Pauline OF
Heog A. Gbin Ida label and T. Outsnnh VILE aud
FROM NV EANS-n Steamship Alabsmthss Josephine
Mfs May OFT Dr. Pearce and sdy Nrf Robertson and
esnEhi-r ~ g. Ven Rensser and led, q Van tensser id
lady cdren WA MCne and lufy Capt Thorn
fke lady 5 Waiter Pierce hrs. l.. Bos,
Mrs. p 1oisor infant sud srygn NEs Mary Church and child
Mrs. George W. Church and MIR Bsckinzi9n Mrs hn0l
Efse children servant; ss Zo.eTs M ~ Bale, L. Hssht
d. Coafy VIM. kecn Mrs NJ Hynef aud daughter, MTs
aT. Bderbah Mrs Neville Mrs sche.lenbeEgeF and many
SFRoN MOBILIZE searnshp RoysrS wssgoner wife and
tnfse ehiou H. Marin and WIFE r. Hswosck and WIFE M NJ
srsing infant Mr ~ swinsey aid two children, Mrs Efs'
Le.b Miner chidren Misc Sarah gyms Capt J. B. HE
sns lie child Mis' Williams George Woodward John Ward
Seorsn ". Tucker.
PROM NEWBERN n C-In steamship Ellen s. Terry-Ms and
Mr. klbouru, Mis- har5a Mary Mkuh James
Hcsss p 8 Payne r. b. Hare Belts Romsus g. A.
fsassson II. A Mormon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Saturday last being the first one in June, was the
day appointed by the Central Park Commissioners for the re-
Of tho pleasant semi weekly afternoon concerts
Naturally DAY had looked forward with pleasing
tcpon by thousands OF those denzens Of cramped
tropos who love anywhere and especially wei
where ely but most appropriately heard under
the broad bnc sky amid the shades Of waving trees and the
Oipr sp10ng Hundreds bright watched
with eurne,s the going dOwr fridays anxousy
afirg the prob Bill Of lne day the aud
many bright Young face and older clouded with
appointment tie overcast skies Of Saturday morning
thTegten0d day The benevolent fates for
hOwsor proved propous aud although the earlier part ot
toe day lowering and about uncyi cloud did
actually shake itself over our heads aud nrt Few
scattering drops about. the gentle sprinkng proved
blrst forth H. his strength and the afternoon became de-
cidedE Sammrrke Even before the final change Of
he private carriages had deter mined not to be
bak a Of their anticipated pleasure and from midday until
all tAc southern Of the Park were crowded
with rich and varied eqrpages passing In and oDt lt ha
been stated that since the frat opening ~ the PARK the number
private vehicles owned The city has increased teniod and
70 vh1 watched the crowded drives SATURDAY after
the seemed quite credible. But chiefly
Tor The benefit % the wealthy portion OF citizens that
Afternoon concerts Insulated and by them they are
fy appreciated A. the hour announced Tor the commence
meat the pavilion surrounded by multitude
Anticipating lfeners old and young. masculine and
The Central Park Baud under the leadership u
the renowned DnlWuh Ia the best condition ana Ia I'D
mrais harmony The programme good. embracing Sc
lectous f0 A4brr Levy Weber Verdi StrAns and Meyer
beer TIE delightful the scenery lovely the
bfian varied and attractive Altogether the hrs
concert OF the decidedly and thousands
attended returned % their homes on Sar
bitter body In mind and soul Tor their 0Tle
communion with Nature and harmony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
For Tbs Tribune.
Seat.
ny WILLIAM HARRIS JOHNSON.

BY WILLIAM HARKIS JUHNsUN'
ANOTHER hero gone-another brow,
Bright with the living laurelwresth that bound it
Rests in its coffin. crowned with cypress now;
And all the good are sadly weeping round l.
Columbia presses one last loving kiss
Upon the cold lips Of her lion-hearted,
And leaves him with the Angels and the bliss
That waits in Heaven for Christian souls departed
A victory prouder than thou yet hast won;
A brighter wreath than Man has ever gwen;
Eternal Life with Washington,
Awaits thee yonder in the courts OF Heaven.
Writ By great deeds upon the scroll of Fame,
In living light, the fairest, proudest spot,
Sacred forever to one glorious name:
The loved and ast-our own immortal SCOTT.
POgghkespsie, June !, 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

1883 1891 oOo PODS elO9 2c9o I72s el5i PART U-Nos
1874 1922 1890 1874 o6s2 2is6 l4is 2l64 7l7i 2 26j6 l4Os
2ji9, 2iOf 2isO $40 2C8j
COURT on COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. AIS,
1910 1851 1871 1879 $751; l3oj 1870 1916 1916 1914 1854 36
l5s2 1893 PART lL-Nos 1892 1891. 1894 400 1904 l6J
los, CO. 1880 1872. 1879. 1926 1890 1855 1925.
SURBOGATE'S COURT-Irial Calendar Of contested
issues OF fact for June Term.No l. will OF Patrick NJ.
Langton; No viii Of George Seamani No s. will Of Ben.
jamn Haett; No. T. viii Of Mary Martin. No. ;. viii OF
John L. Brown No g. will OF Thomas b. S,illman No 7,
will Of Thomas Dusphy; No g will Of John g. winters No
will Of William Fleeman No TO- will Of Patrick Murphy
No H. will VI Margaret Hopper; No. - will Of Henrietta
Hall No 10 will OF Catherine A. hcCleani No H. VIII Of
Alexander Duncan No 10 will Of Jonathan Joice No IT,
will OF John Gerkn; No. H. will Of Edward Cutler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Award Of Contraets.

Al If o'clock on Saturday morning the Street Com.
opened proposals and awarded contracts for the
following jobs - oo,n,vo
For regulating and grading onehundred and o.
-, rIdsve M Foirh-s the contract was awarded 10
Lanes Kehue al O. 99s 10; time o. Gays
For tagging curbing and guteTins Sinthave IRON
Hsgeyman an s995 30, time days. same IN Ihrohye
from Fftythird to the conti A.
~ a r Uagerman al e. zig TO- time % days same ID hv'
inCtons in front OF Nos b. s0 10 ana rs lne con
.s ss ,rded 10 J. Mshon s2O4 90 time three days
I'll AGING. &C. ,,
ro.h,,s-ed..p stweutv dnh.st from First TO Eighth
- tbs 1,s-sci was awarded }. Duffy at ~ 80 @ time,
90 DAYS In I1hh.avc, ron IoriytnlTu 10 ls 49,, on
f,.et vas awarded 10 g. Hagerman al siiSfo; e '
Ssvs In Broldvay fIom Twenty nigh 20 lhrtiet ao
st,tbavs fro Twenty seventh 90 1hrtieth ST. ihe eou
"a ~ 7 Moor AZ ss17 81 time eight days III
Firsttyc from III .hty sixth % the %
was awarded 70 G. G. Hagerman a. t.i ~ N.he ~ ,,
In Tgenfv.nirths, from Ninth 20 Tenth ave. ne conH
was awarded 20 Michael Nahon AZ Jl ume 10 un6s
OBe-hundred aud twenty nntAst IRON fHhaFe " lds ~
ave the contract sred c. seaman az sivo' "
time 20 DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK



FRIDAY JUNE J.
Britannia. Laird Glasgow, p ~ Oonao a 20
S,ssmp Aona Mauy, Aspnws Pacific Mail sesnsinP OoiA'
.fsn. -. ,,,,, 80. n, Abto,
Bri- Venus lBrl, Welsh ST. Johns " =, d. X DEVON 20
ATuadll. Chase, New Bedford, Ferguson l. WOOD
Sci Union. Brewer. CT Island ,iiisr a uoughton.
SATURDAY, JUNE z
Boston IN, BROOKS Liverpool. John q Dar
sssmshp Scotland (Hf Crowe Leroo National steam NaT
p saronis Gisnb Meier Southampton ard iislobars
ip Haasrics tsrenl Meyer, Southampton I'D Bremen
-, yigptsvlle Ryder New.0feans Lowdeu.
wv RsrSen Parrish Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
<snlioA f Spi ~ Malcolm New Olesus ,. >. Csmpbei
~ T.hte.' ster.ug - Ifg0 df Cuba Weydel Co
go ws,ires. CJaak SsuOrlesus, j. a. fsyuof.
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s-Iv.scr Atsus saFaInah, lIaffisoh amen
-, Tvtce Cfeyeii. Savanna J.. u Jones
sis-,r.hts Onaker Civ West, Cnolelton, a. loa'l
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SEE Sazsrs Couch Norfolk, cry Point ana Rhmone o.
SO wsshinor Chichester Norfolk CITY Point snd Rich
!. nod. jausF Hand. ~,
es.n..hip Nevaower Rsbinsor, AltKsntris, ,. Hand -
ssztasf.p bl,iae BsDnsr, Philadelphia Bentley sin.h 70
sssnp Chesapeake johnson Portland II. o. CIolnwsh Cs
sssm.bis Rssus. Bssrss bs.on NspVas Ssiatlg sGs-s