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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Capture Of Isspicu.

On the 10Th ut the first battle was fought between
brazilian and Paragusyan soldiers The Imperial forces
alone having taken possession Of small Island IN mont OF
kspicu end about CALF way the ford the Paraguay
nns attempted to dslodge them, and having embarked
Force about Of 80 In 20 canoes, padded silently
smoss the channel and landed little before dawn close TO
battery of nine rAed guns hastily erected by the Bra
fBians; the pickets, however saw them IN time, and
having given the ALARM the garrison consisting OF nearly
tho same number Of men the enemy, were quickly
formed in neofbattle and the ParaguayaDs drew near
sAe Brazans poured murderous voey into their ranks,
and following Il up BY bayonet charge drove them 70 the
beseh killing over 600 ~ OF them taking "a prisoners 80
ssDoes and 200 uuskes The Brazilian loss IS reported AZ
Is killed and LOG wounded among them Tie IQgpandaa
Col Cabuta, very brave officer. NssCcs ynssI ~
captured Paragrsyan states that TIE eteys forces
amber TO- 900 with 600 cavalry and 90 field pieces.
On the 18th ak Brazilian soldiers shot for having
abandoned ter comrades DUNG fight on the 10th
On the list Of May there great rejoicing at the cap
i gunbost arrived bearing news OF the invason %
Paraguay by division Of the allied army about I0VoV
strong on the morning Of the 10th ult They crossed te
rJyeY not Psso da Pata before Intended but about
three miles further out at the south western extremity Of
the Republic advanced slowly toward ltsaou, following
tle bank Of the Parana had slight skiTish with the
ekets Of the enemy and encsmped close 10 the landing
ks IL rained very hard through the day
On the following morning they again advanced, sup
ported by the feet The Paraguaysns attacked them with
considerable bravery ana great enacy as usual but only
sne two pieces " artillery fag great number OF
nuskets and about 400 men killed and wounded The
K,yazilihn loss was ~ killed and $50 wounded
The Paragraphs abandoned Iapcu and retired 10 their
sanp which 10 reported 10 DO FUZZY iDtrenched and for
afted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

On the return of accommodating party, and after a
Asmbardment of few hours by two iron-cads, the Ia
Andare and Bahia against the fort Of Itacu and fiat
two 6s-pound shots from the fort struck portfolio
a. the TamaDdare and breaking into many pieces flew
aKdde the casemate making terrible havoc IN that small
space, where all the officers and most Of the crew were
selected putting 81 men hOrsde-cOmbi OF the former
ssly o second lieutenant escaped. This being the
rst serious loss suffered blythe Brazilian feet naturally
caused very soowful impression throughout the coun
~ and especially in this city, where the Captain Barros
Saite young man. was esteemed by all AZ one Of the
hsvsst OF the Imperial navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Probable Capture Of Uu,nAits.


Tho Paragraphs abandoned ihe.r camp and rereatedto
Rumata and tle Slcs uaIching on 10 that place.
Twelve thousand Brallans under tho Baron Porto
Alere had crossed The upper Parma At Candelana and
hsd crossed the railway from Va Franco 20 Ascuncon TO
within 80 mics Of Assume o..
Huruaita could not be held ~ the Payaguayans, and
speedy end Of the war ante ated.
To enter moe tall it appears that series Of AMI
mated and oTactcd contests have occurred the mostpr
sitont Of which was at between the Pslguaysn md Bra
sRan fouihe and naval forces The Paaguaysns fought
with Their accus omed ind t,rasity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
From sbe River Pinto.

RIO IL JASIRo, May T. 1866
novs from the River Plate is extremely important.
fearful slaughter took place OIL The 10th Of April os oO
pauguayans who attacked The Brazilian batteries on 'he
Island opposite Iapou. Ten thousand Brazians crossed
the Parana On the 18th without opposition, drove IN the
paraquayan stmishcf~ defeated 3t00 Of them the next
monins and occupied IaPcu, capturing fonr guns and
flag The whole allied army transferred by The i9th
q the Parasuayan side Of the PARMA, and were preparing
70 assault the fortified Psaguayau camp, three miles on
Aha road 10 IIumaita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

ferDciiy against dissfmed settlements 49, - ., -
The Migrate upon whom Brazil has bestowed many ayors
sources View soon bu rather late ne shan know tht the
generous cy of the Imperial Government tow ara ParagIy
vas inspired by the magnaDmy % Jus piA'io anu " ~
uobloness OF tie Brazilian character ...., -
soldiers and fsiow.couDtrymeni have witnessed your
ooustaacy in suffering, your serenity ~ "' N " s'"
pTivations. ,.,,,... -. - loro.or 20
~ -'.r whose cal Won obeyed with enthusiasm coming
& ~ otsst points of the Empire gather around The
sI hammer profit by this solemn moment % thank you
m ~ me If Brazil and Of the Government Of lbs Majesty
the Emperor. . $500. A.. e.. 49,, =, NJ, oosx
ono. 10 show them the path Of duty Is sufficient
Vnr road lies before IL IS not necessary 70 ten yca
~ Tho yanquished enemy and the Paraguayan disarmed or
nenl should be sacred TO army composed OF men OF
houn--and heart III.
LET us once moro show TO the world that Tie BFsz an
lrons in ITO River Plato only against despotsm ana
fraternze with the people. - 49,.
Forward solders MANUEL LUZ OSoho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
darkets-cAEzyuLLI REPORTED YoH The N. Y. TxIBuss-

FRIDAY, June i, 1900.
GENERAL MARKETs-Bnsness Is amost entirely suspended
to-day and have but little information 10 communicate
The Produce Exchange closed but sales Of Grain
made the offices Of brokers' and prices show decline
About 80 600 bush Corn changed hands az from ~ 6s2c for
Unsound Prime mixed Western and 20 900 bush Oats part
New Western at 5OGJ2e.
Cotton has sold 10 moderate extent but the market Ia
nominal 35a40c. for Aiddlng Upands. and NewOreans
and Texas In Groceries there nothing doing The brokers
Offices being closed. The stock Of Rice II 7S bags
cleaned against 80 bags cleaned and 5000 bags unceaned
time last year. Provisions dull only few sales OF
Mess Pork being made the street at sjO4sJi; the
ket weak
WHISKY dull at g. &c for State and 81 q for Western
Hay and Hops quiet and unchanged Petroleum inactive and
nonna ANAL sales of Crude at nc Free Oil quoted at IS
63c Ashes dull at 81 $40 for Pots and s3 5O@eH for
Pearls.
STOCK OF PORK AND BEEF IN PACKING YARDS NEW. YORK
AND BKOOgLYg. JUNE l. loo6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
HR AZEL.
Opening Of t5o Assembly-The Emperor speech
Terrible Calamity at santa Cniharinn-
Twenty Lives Lest-siiver Mines Redis-
covered. -

RIO JlvrmO Nav Z 800.
The session Of the Imperial Assembly opened on the 81
inst. The Enporors speech called especial atenuonto
the currency
IN Santa Catharina the CustomlIouse blew up causing
he death the death of 70 persons.
H. Rio Grande do Sui The old silver mines worked by
the ,Desuits have been rediscOyered
Cotton is declining. Freghts dull Exchange lower
II - mt VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of war
r.ned asnuc1re. Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamber
sfos plain ornamental o.. n. h. FARRN0TOs No a.
CanaLst. opposite Woos'er. Esahlhed lStl
ENAMELED FURNlrURE.--The largest assert.
IL mont Of Enamesd Chestnut snd solid Walnut BhDkooh
SUITES in this city Also MATTRESSES, sPhNu BEDo &C
oil goods pSrsDfd rtgreeenc sttho od .AhA.ca
MAnhbN WARD co ~ NlSsnsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

IArERAn English steamer brings news that the Par
aguayans had burned camp and retrea'ed Their poey
apparently is to AVOID rsDg great battle and TO haEasS
The enemy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
.f,raXeiersr Gnife.

10 Ab,n, iind.on Il. H.. Depot 3fh'si sna IWhH..,
.nd ~ Harlem. H. a., Depot 2cth'si ana am az" Va
Iudsou River. .. q 10 80 y -nd II y Nh W
lem aud % ~. sunday q H"Hr
tity between Climber. ana '"tfs~
.,eii sn sid CITY HAL aud -ttl-s'. ." On, Az,
a Alrsny by steamers -. John iid pein hicoNoi
,is, sandy egerpted t'i.aii "''''N
To ,hsl, and iut csedisi. andings BY sranef A'eis
.hr1..s.-st. usly.... -
~ p,',,,ore md Was! iugcn. by t'r NeTJeEsey H. NJ
Zoo. Of { onr, isrdtst., and 10 - = A' 4'u -
"a s,ston hr Norwich line, irr - y L., daiy
tSur dly exceptedl
To Il sion by Nev.iiavenE K, vi S.fh heid' E'thst
r ra'a,'y w. Nv. ye T. r. .;,i al 80 we. via
ie sos., " ~ ., va n N n
10 1nasi.ua Rochester, 4 -aio, Salamanca "a Nes-
by Frs Railroad foot o. Cnstaoetsst a. . 10 g. "'' =.
ID tuizfslt ftan..s.. v
Eor C.mieu hy Raran ard Delaware Bay Railroad nom
Pier % \. H.. a. II AZ aud f'i' p No. ffes' uS" g..
s.....'..'.':.. 900 /; ,,,..siir T.
10 Geeupcgt by Lols Island 4 X, ~ e , NO.
r., 8a a. and S.lJ O.. a ind lshp a. u. .hu 49,
70 hakrus'ouu intermediate siaiions y, M a na
Fs.ax X. foot u llcisN 81, .. - ~ nf
road for sia,ion. Of hilbuEn q 81" . IT. "'"'
r. Nry5 cor actins viii X. r. tIariiose and -
sprnrtsd-sest1-ls cave Pc. SID II 49,, - y -
60 N.wfsver BY the New haven IL - 90. - "a 49,
.-.........1 3, ll..N q J.. ~ - -, 80
r., Nc-.'r-.,h Nesf Point. PorsiSecpsie hoi not ana
Kr,.to, I'm inr ~ Coy1sn's Dos, Com" h go niob'
~,s.sr Nan, Powell Dc-h os' q IA :..'''P N
To Newhmsh and FshAi y , ,,e- . ,' =. - - ~ ' -
excepted. from foot O. 49,, .
To Newburyh Pou-tkeepsie h,hieui ~, ~ gnia-e
j,rdi,ss 81, .iesors foot Of Jay daily isunfay e1
espIsd q snacsiiat With Tie Dlony R.R. BY steamer
~,er.irI Pier 81 p r. daily. at............... > "a
r. ~. we,. bv Crntrai Railroad 81 Nea-Jesey. via A.
al e.D0p. SUNDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va
80 Philadelphia. by Nrw-Jersey R4iOsd foot Of Court
and, st., cad 10 NJ, u NJ, shd o u M, and 10
u.aglh s.adsi,u.I,1I-' .AAi,uiiiuuiLlAiAuiniA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Family Markets,
on LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw-yoHE.


FRIDAY. June ~. "
The following alphabetical list Of articles, oafeiulP
revised each gives good ls Of The expense oi Is
in NewYork, and is OK little assistance 70 nous. Ia
making thor selections and purcnHes mo hsuf4 are o
rel Of good articles sold az Washington ana uo
Markets and BY tho downtown croceTs tpoNh 1e-oIs
and those the fashionable parts Of the city charge bb
while Of the downtown houses, Win more OF iuh
ton for csapness than quality are below our QUOTATIONS. -
The pedde-s OF stale and EestaOes Dot
wagons and sidewalks The range Is necessarily era' W
some articles due in part to the quality ana ID Pt 20 wy
locality where sold. Meat9 pouiIy veeetsoes anu ~
usually cheapest in Washington MARKET while Fesry anu "
tonts are GOOD downtown localities ~ purchasing groceries
look through the markets this week shows tAe sfehIss
change in the vegetable AMI fruit departments Among ne
former We find addition the new vegetables a.
TO- from Norfolk string beans ron
nah bunch turnips and kOhrabi ron NeTJersey IN s
fruit line beside the strawberries, which are scarce go!
few cherries have made their appearance also goosepe
and grown currants The latest arm as o. bel
muda nnatoes very poor, and ae larger portions o
them not fl to eat The same may be SAID oil portion u ~
string beans. , - 81. ...,on a.
vegetables and fruits. well as tsh and Treat
Among the groceries, sugar las advanced lc ou't ae
clined ease. -,
Poultry is lower Gsb higher meats and eggs unchanged
Wa punfC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Dsorio's Address.

Co.. Osoro Las issued the following Proclamation to
lis tpOIs:
soi DftEs oP rfE IpTmAL AEBY The bank that lies be-
Pc you the end your hsIdaps and Of the sseroes Of
bslBrAzilsn nation.
ne boa u sxssieR % cope ~ ilsj 1Rs Nsuy Who de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Gas fitting.

ErRNlIN's SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FIT.
TING SECURES light u hall tie cost and reliable
and sufficient Nos, % and Aadenanc southeast cor William IT.
OFFICE OF The IHBuSk
NEW YORK April 3 1896
We employed MI fu four y'sFs since TO take ae o. our
he deduction o. bills ot
fsonsand Dollar. Der year uith lights The result salts
factory that ws have employed him regularly since
-S 49, 1HE ASSOCIATION,
SAML SINCLAIR Publisher
BREvooRr llousE, March 81 1906
bay. known NJ fmin snc 1885, md have employed him 20
regulate nav ga several occasions always TO any bcneh AMI
sstisiaction. ..-.-, ,.-n-
ired Him. by hi, experience and constant study making
lndco our lnd their open
ton In po any ever cnpoed lie gire' 6ffr y
rss ,, by hs arranging the burners ami 0ld
mend him 70 .ny ons that .aasAod with his nsbl
~ $3.50 ALBERT CLARK Proprietor
r. rce,, combination mproy, and
~, iqb 1, be reliable and At 0nch, the oot Of the hsh;
h -, !, ~. ,sn,i fal., IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
SUCCESS OF THE BRAZILIAN NAVY.
CAPTURE OF THE PASSO DE la PATRIA
The paIagusyans Attempt Surprise, and
are Slaughtered.
PROBABLE CAPTURE OF HUMiITA.
8 SPECIFY END OF TIE WiE.

BY tho ARRIVAL of the 81 amor Morning star we have
ates from Rio DO Janciro to HSy We Iye TIE very
hiest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
COMMERCIAL uATTERs.

FRIDAY June l-F N.
Gold has been excited to-day, and quite large business
was done in the vestibue of the godroom on tho rmors
of the Fenan invasion. The price at the opening was
1909 butt advanced TO Ill and closed at III bid Bus
ness was entirely suspended the Stock Exchange TO-
day. and there was nothing doing in the street in
Railway shares Boston WaterPoweF sold at % an adj
vance Of per cent and closed strong at that price bid The
nominal quotations were: New-York Central, 9oe%li
Erie, 81 %; Reading 1924 GlO9i Cleveland and Pi'is-
burgh, 81. 0siI; Northwestern, Is! d2Si.
The Russell File Company have declared dividend Of
10 per cent, payable June 90
Tie Chicago Tribune of "Wednesday says
The heavy receipts Of produce during the present week have
caused very demand for by country banks
and the money market is gradually WORKING closer sun
particular pressure and the city banks are sene
ally accommodating good customers at 10 per cent per num
Secoudass outside paper generally laid over of con
sideraton whHe inferior grades are discounted by stree,
brokers at al. per cent per month
The market Eastern exchange under the nnenee oi
closer money market is easier round los were sod 10
day among bankers at par TO 25o PREMIUM. AqapiTTls
also shade easoTbgyiue par and selling ~ Oc. q
81 VI ensa1d premium. The supply Of exchange is evil
aeDtlt Increasing
The movement of Dry Goods at this port foT the past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

HowEs & MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street, New
York formerly officers Of the PARK Bank -Four per centin
terest allowed on deposit
The business OF this house is the Incorpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KREPrSo ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW a.
they please and will be allowed Interest their daily bal
ance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made any part Of the United States or
Canada.
Orders for PURCHASE SALE Of the various Govern
ment Stocks Bonds and Go promptly executed for
the usnal commission,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port foT the pa
TIE Cincinnati Commerelal Of "Wednesday says:

TIE Cincinnati COMMERCIAL OF "Wednesday says;
There was an active demand for money at the discount
houses to-day and the market daily becoming more trn
gent good refused for the want OF currency
firm 10 cent interest Tor good nef
camille psuer per for loans call The deinani
for exchange il heavy still ia excess Of tho receipts ana
aro fully oustained
There much animation in the general msTket' 20
day The European TOO late TO have any inn
market. Flour quiet with fair local DE-
and for the higher grades but the transactions were hgh
Wheat continues quiet buyers and sellers being too far spa
in their views effect any extended transactions Holders
are still quite firm Winter wheat knowing that the grow
ing crop the BEST win be short in this section There
good but heavy demand for from the South and
with light receipts prices very firm Oats were cu aAd
Chicago but stocks here are light ard the market
rnles very firm There movement IN but II ls
held firm Barley in good demand and sales Of Canada
were made g. i5 Whisky quiet but the rates obtained
Yesterday are fnly sustained Cotton dull and prices
ace lower Groceries quiet There was not as much
vim in the market for provisions Mess pork sold 70 asmei
extent at s3 but Soc asked for select brands Bulk
meats are in active demand fun prices Bacon moving
steadily the channels OF consumption Lard was In re-
quest at no. bOders do choose part with II at that
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
financial.

Usfrrp STATES TREASURY NTvYoRE May n, 1864.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, issued by
~ Treasury Department, falling due IA the months Of June
July August 1866 will paid with sccruei interest
hs Office Interest such certificates vii after
the Of May Certificates panied by schsdue
showing the date Of Issue and accrued interest al the time Of
payment -
interest These sbo be
panied By schedules above designated.
H. II. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer
TREASURY DEPARTMENT WARRINGTON u. C.. May q. 1895.
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders OF GER
~ TIFCATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS Issued under Of Con
sppfoTed March and H. 1892 that the SECRETARY Of tho Te
with said raid ccriih
redeem before maturity all Certificates Of Indebtedness,
flas June July August, b with scerued interest
thereon for redemption before May 81 an that
certificates will bear interest and will be- paid
IDS with interest only TO the said jls
instant, HUGH McCULLOCH. Secretary Of the Treasury
GAN FRANCISCO CITY and CALIFORIA STATE
~ COUPONS BOUGHT or COLLECTED q, best rates
WELLS. FARGO Co., No. 90 broadway.
I AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE LAM
- SCRIP PURCHASED ard hog SALE ~
C.k o. woODMAN. No 90 wsrsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Marble Alanisls.

MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEIs- Snnerio, IN
w durablc half the pne. Of oi,s n
STEWART sI'h sy snd 81 Broadway ST. "a.
. ARBLE MANTELS.-rhe best place in the o.ty
w to purchase MARBLE MANTELs Of the s.e design. :, 80,
lo" pics - a. kLAbER Marble Works 100 Esst an
ST. near saye N T. hsae pot country Cut oa
ARBLE MANILELS, Floor Thing, Monuments.
VA hesdstones 49, be purchased wholesale pr rs nom
are aud wellsoIed Stock. fsHER Rims STt Az 49,
BE WORKS. Nos n 10 100 East Hoo.son-a '
MI ARBLE MANrELs aud FLOOR TILING-M
VI J. c. BOlLE'S Steam Marble Work, Nos "a M "a
lci'i neIt Of Broadway. large sssortrpen on hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Uipi0no Notices.
Chances Tor bnsinces Men.

A GREAT BUSINESS CHANCE.
~ MILL PRIVILEGE Of about 100 horse
mover f lmrro.rmcut Of which be desires 20 dis
pose n the parties having he
,oauia means and heroa,I practical knowledge Of milling said
power sh Eve n above Red Wing, Goodhe
county and Is gces1le 20 sannoi This To-
oaty situated iu tho bs beat grov Ing Of the l
section of timber, embracing black Wsnt out
tent o,i hs..vod chance, IL prove
prohiabe investment. Apply reEsonay ~ letter. 20 D. a.
YOUNG, Red Wing Nnr.
nor SAIE-CHINA Notwithstanding six
buidns.. two kns mod saegsfs sud everything nece'
sry 10 earryon extensive profitable bus ness Apply 20
THOMAS HUIC hlsSON No % kents', Greenpoiut L. J.
nor SALE.-SIOCK md FIXTURES OF
CROCKERY STORE SALE and store 20 Lffi located in
the !part Inc ire OF J. ". DENtAh si~
teenthsi. and Eishth-aye
DATENr RIGHT FOR SALE.-New kind Of
POLDNGsTOOLs a'so. q he uscd = Table,. Wasinr,1ns
Parao lnquife No. - Nsisas u BLOTL FERAlEh,
ron, to 10 OF III O'Clock
DATHNT RIGHT for SALE.-New kind of Fold
ius CHAIR be ud waikngcane tsles parasol ETC.
Iaq1Is Al = Sasius by ALOTZ1 FENSER, from to 10
and ~ TO ! O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

Nav lOKK, UkNE DEFAITNrNry
ALBANY. April ~, l0th. :
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter 80,
~ Law. Of 1889 Laws 1865 that the circulating notes
isaed to the President and Company the PheI Bank
lately "a bank located In the City Of New York viii be
redeemed by tho Superintendent Of he BANKING Dpi
uen on The NeWfok stre National bsns In the
c Of bsnv for H from hereof and thereafter
m. outstanding OF the said bank must De- pre-
from the date hereof and al
no,. hieh redemption and payment with
tho ,ne thus specified will In upon the fund IN
49, o. w. SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
CORPORATION Notices.


No 21s BRoApwAf, Nsw-l OK
ITO CONTRA CTORS-PROPOSALS, incloSed in
sealed envelope indorsed With the title Of the WORK ,nd The
nam. of Tie bidder thereon. W received a. this ONCE IN
m TUESDAY June s. 1915 Il II O'Clock a. ~. VIZ; ..
For rep,irns the foot OF Ouehnndr aud hirehs
and the dock on the north le OF One Misunderstanding r's
Manhsttanvlle, North River , ,.,,-.- 49,, .
For repairing pier 100, OF onehundred andthf'y
North River. -. Al, ,e-.,-. -.
Bani proposals. together with The speehsalions ana
this Oce9ted street Department
New York, May %. l5tb. CtNRLfs %. tohNE.L,
Two CONrRACIORS.-SEAL PtOPoSALn
y n. ,ercf,.d A, this Office Rounda PARK. until Monday
lime Iaf6 AT N O'Clock De- BUILDING and COMPLETING
aREsERNOR ard two OhlEOUsEs a. NafnlnaVie near Ne
High Bridge. 1891. -.
Zach Proposal be nlorsed Propoa Tor Reservoir ana two
Gate on Al r yie" together with the Of the bidder
and dlre VI ito offering.
TIE an,onnf Of srcuty required Forty Thousand Dollars
Plans and specifications Of the work can be seen on application
Office, Eighty = xths fonrth-GNe
R,nS form, bids be obtained application at this ohice
Ohe roton Aaueduct Department, May rs. 1866.
THOMAS STEPHENS. Cfotoa
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH. Aquednct
4 W GRAVES. Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

No ~ Broaausy sEw. YouK Msy -. io,6.
4 + the ANNUAL. ELECTION for DIRECTORS
~ Och. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No llf BoaiSay AONDAf the 9th inst
be- iolo~ Director sHAniucn'Y elected - 90
w.. william White wright, Oliver ~ Shepard.
to.I.b Tau- VIII. Blackstone, James h. Johnston.
. RI NJ Hls.sAf,fd Jo.hua J Henry, Sidney trooks,
,a.bsvs, Hrnry Parish.
Thoma, " Ode John Aucfnc'oss, John Bryan
D1u,, H. F.sr,ns Oliver Garter Fdwafd n. Y. Lyman
Ih,r.. William, Wuli.m Barton Henfy O. hlcs.
subsequent meeting Of the Board OF Directors JAdEe '"
OILS " Al unanimously Ts6.octed Prest-nt .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

p.TEet.....-----.----. VI y
Sweet Bread. y pair. - az
SMOKED, nc.
Sheep Tongues. u dOl oodo2
pigs feet = doL.....-o2d7j
Calves Tongues each .i00l2
sausage, y - ......... 20d =
Smoked. per i5....-- -
EolOgna. green, v n. lsa ~
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TURNER BROTHERS,

BANKERS and DEALERS in GOVERNMENT sLCt lslIlE@
Accounts .sd-4per cent Interest allowed on daily h'aners
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
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No. " Wa-st corner Hanovert. New OH HAy To- 1856
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS
~ hereby that the Board Of Directors stated
held th, date unanimously adopted he following viz;
cg Tor Eli ny lJ PER CENT pvLh
the lot day OF Iuns 1866 be and On. l. hereby made ~.
Scrip the ~
the 2sth DAY OF May 1876 being Iy Dollars
ESQ issued under act Of 1905 the
i.a stock of the Company.
,,orsd That ssd msy be made until inusv.
the day August with Interest cent AMI
afte the said -, day OF June.
In vita III. Of hs said Scrip Stock the ssne
amount paid thereon VIII be Liable forfeiture default
payment before the .sd IL. day Of August 1866
Certificates OF viii be sdy io delivery aud
Of tho certificates II Scrip Stock ~ the Compsnys Office
THEo'E T. JOHNSON Secretary.