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MARINE AFFAIRS.

pfr.ETrRE OF CALHoRSIA STEANERs.-The mai
steamship Illinois for Aspinwall, and the Nicaragua
steamer Northern Light FOR San Juan sailed yesterday
afternoon. They carried out full freghts and large
number Of passengers for California.
A JorrUL MEETIsG oS TIE SEAs.-A lady passen-
Ger on the Baltic ont writes to friend in this City
We net bark in great distress entirely ont Of food;
.hsd been 80 for ~ hours. Our captain supplied
them literally What a sight it must haye been to
chem great steamer - loaded with everything
" ueedful-vhat blessed rencontre Too much can
"no, be said in praise Of our noble vessel and her
b. careful commander
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board OF ALDERMEN.

MosDAY, May 2l.-Ah. BARKER, President, in the
Ch,ir.
Ca,fle G0rdea.-The Controller sent in a vOlumin-
ous communication in to AID. Browns resolu-
ton, asking the right Of II. II. COnkn to suble Cas-
tie Garden for EmigTant Depot. TIE Controller
says that Mr.. COnkln in assigning the lease did not
apply to him for biz the original agreement
required, ard therefore the right of Mr c. to proceed
alleged il denied Tie Controller SAYS the rent duo
on the LIST OF May the City from Castle Garden has
not been paid and that this sloae would prohibit a
trGnfer Of the lease. There was an application made
70 the Controller by the COmmiss Of Emigration
TO consent TO the transfer, but il refused. The
Controller las doubt that the City has the night to
the Battery and grounds under water bu, cannot sell
them, 10 authorize the construction Of piers beyond
the Castle even 10 construct piers and slips IN font
OF the Battery but the City erect this property
public buildings and works OF defense. The Controller
contends that the OF the Garden contemplated by
The Lessee IL violation Of hs contract with the City
This document ordered TO be printed.
PrinfiNg-The Committee on Finance reports nom
copcunng with the resolutions Of the Board Of Coun-
cmen in the rwerd by the Comptroller Of contracts
for advertising. Laid on the table
Reports Adopted-Denying the petition OF the New
York Hospital TO extend lie wsn or fence on the
Duanesi side rs far out il allowed TO areas. To
change the loo atty of the Twenty-second ard Station
House. To Ill up sundry sunken lots and suppress
nuisances up town
Nolo CIR Hall-Ald. Ely moved TO GO into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the City Hall plans. This
was oppoFed or mest of the members wished 10 attend
the reception and dinner to the delegation Of Boston
Aldermen The motion was lost, and the Board al
journed 10 Wednesday.
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rHE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR TT
ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.


A meeting OF the Standing and Local Committees Of
this Association was held at the City Superintendent
office last Friday evening, at which the following gen.
temen were present: The Rev. Isaac Ferris, ID. d.,
r. l.. Cooke, the Hon. Henry Barnard of Connecticut
the Hon. f. c. Benedict Of New-York, Messrs. Joseph
McKeen. q. ID. Abbott, J. y. McElligott and Albert
Gilbert of Now-York and hessrs. j. ii. Buckley and
Alfred C;reenleaf of Brooklyn. The Rev DR.. FERRIS
called TO the Chair
The object of the meeting having been stated the
Rev. Dr. FERRIs Chancellor of the University offered
tie use of the University Chapel for the meeting of the
Association 10 be held in August next. The meeting
will commence on the 2.ih Of that month The offer
Of the Place Of meeting was accepted and vote OF
thanks passed.
The secretsry read number Of letters from distin-
cushed gentlemen who viii be present and read papers
al the expected meeting.
A Committee Of Arrangements was appointed, con-
s.,inr Of solomon Jenner, j. II. Buckley Alfred
Greenlesf, J. \. AcElligott and Joseph Mcheen to
raise funds and make the necessary preliminary az
rapeeu ents for the meeting.
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CRICKET.

The Newark, y. j., Glib met Tor their opening day
Of the season yesterday on their ground situated
about FIVE inmates walk from the Chestnat-st Depot
on the eide Of the track 1t Is large field which they
have leased and when they have fenced and improved
H. viii be the best ground in the State The weather
being very delightful drew large body of spectators
on the ground. The members all looked well and
ready to play any match that might Offer The play the
first day good; they mustered twelve on s,e and
PLAYED q match. The American players, smith
Wurts, Ward. r Jefferson, were exesfent M
Mars bowling did some execution. Ledvrsh prom
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poApD OF COrSCUNFY.

MONDAY Nav II, le55.-PTesent ID. ID. CoSOvER,
ESQ, Presidents the Chair, and 81 members.
Counqittee of ne UhOle.-The Board went into
Committee and took up for consideration various
papers which had been previously referred TO IT, The
Board rose and reported in favor OF the adoption OF
various papers named without amendment, and that
others stated had been amended. Accepted and Pc
pers ordered 10 third reading.
Third ReGdinPs-The following papers, being
those amended ordered &c third reading forth
with, viz;
of advertising proposals. to purchase die and suii-
cient number OF badges for the of the Fire Depart
ment Amended by inserting two Dies and that the
proposals be submitted to the Common Council for
confirmation. Adopted.
Report OF Committee on Wharves, &C., in favor of
removing wreck of ship Joseph Walker from pier No.
sle BE- removed or before goth June, that she be
removed in 20 days after approval OF this resolution
by the Mayor. Adopted.
Resolution for the appointment Of a committee for
the purpose Of making the necessary arrangements for
and conducting the customary celebration of the ap
preaching Anniversary of our National independence.
Adopted and IS ocO appropriated.
C0nprauric0tions-FIOm the Street Commits sOner
stating that the grade of BrOome-st from the BOwery
TO Cener-st has been raised and changed without any
authority from him or the Common Council, operating
inurously the Interests Of owners; and recommend
ing that the former grade be restored To Committee
on Streets.
From the Counsel to the Corporation, in answer to
resolution stating that the title the made land
west of Washington Market is vested in the State
which nay take possession Of il. The title OF the
Corporation however perfect against oil persons but
the State made the land at its expense, and Is
IN full possession and occupation Of IT, and may there
fore exercise il all the rights of ownership subject
TO the paramount right Of the State. Filed.
Repori--Of Committee on Roads in favor of chang
ing grade of Fifty iourhst, between Fifth and Sixth
avs. Adopted.
I'etifions.-Of the Ncw-Yofk Consolidated Stage
Company, asking for license 10 run six stages from
tie corner of broadway and Thirty nnth-st up Broad
way to Eiahty-sixth-si.-wth recommendation OF the
Mayor that the grant be made. To Committee on
Roads.
BY the PREsIDESr-Of the managers Of the Home
for the FTendess TO Connect the sewerage with
Thirteth instead with Twenty ninth-st. To Commit
mttee on Sewers.
BY Mr. f. W. BRows-Of the New-York Ins.itu-
ton for the Blind, BE- released from the payment Of
assessments. To Committee on Assets.
BY Mr. JACKsoS-Of VIM. X. Foster and others,
owners of property in Duanest., to raise the street
grade of Duane-st. between Broadway and Hudson
st. so as TO raise the present low grade in the neigh
borhcod Of Church-st. and West Broadway, new
fores being proposed to be erected at this point. To
Committee on Streets.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon
n i a'clock.
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FROM BrEsos AYREs.-We have dates from Bue-
nos Agree 10 the nth March. Trade was duh and the
imports and exports much affected by the existing war
farofe and the prospective contest between Brazil
- Paraguay. During the latter it was determined
70 preserve strict neutrality although the Brazilian
sqesdron hsd been permitted to pass through the wa
ven OF sne fiatte and Parana 20 establish the block
sac rnfec Amencan ship captains had GOT in ser
yss ouieniy with gentry while riding past the guard
mouse OF bucDos Ayrs the 9TH of March. II ended
ne sosdisr staobing Captain j. Lincoln of the bark
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ADVERTISEMENT
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF CRY Lors
IN DUBUQUE. Iowa

DUBUQUE Iowa
will SELL on the 9th. seth ani 5lst May,
$50 CRY Lors,
stusted the ADDITION TO the City OF pubsaue
Terms Of payment one fourth cash. balance long tuna
This property situated in the heart of the city and o.
fer. ,r,A Inducements all of those who desire to purhss.
either for business locations private residences the onS
conpcuousy elevated plateau Of ground combining hsathf
ness Of with front Of both sds' Of ii river ms
lower Lors fronting On tho lake are admirably eacastsd &c
manufacturing purposes
Eastern people are invited to attend the sale.
r. Cox, Auctionscr.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ANTI MAINE LAW MEETING.

In response to a call of the Democratic Union Club
of the Seventeenth Ward meeting Of persons op-
posed to the Prohibitory Liquor Law took place at
the Tivol Saloon in Avenue last evening. About
eight O'Clock the company consisting of about one
hundred men and boys entered in procession, headed
by drum ard fife. A boy in advance carried a
transparency on which was painted:
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PROF. SIILMAN says: Phrenology undertakes
to accomplish for what Philosophy performs for tho sz
,srn world IL claims TO di.coe the Of things and
10 preseut Nature unvaed and In her true features
TIE Hon Horace Mann; 81 look upon PhIenoloU e ne
sne to Philosophy the handmade Of Christianity Whs
ever ates Phfenoogy public benetseor
EXAMINATIONS, with Charts and written Descriptions o.
Character gwen when desired by Mr. FOWLER Ss Broadway
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Internationally
Fever and Ague patients are generally told 70

be sure and remedies which prescribed whom the
chill Is of" DEsHLERs AsrIPsRioDic Pills are taken IN
the very midst Of paroxym with the most certain AMI ssns
a rults Sold BY ell dealers aud the wholesale depot
bv C. D. DEsHLER, Agent. No o4l Broadway New York
The above popular and successful remedy sold at wholesale
and retail BY CHAs H. RING Broadway and Josnses
a.o ~ C. " Chcksner Co.. No. 81 Bsrelsysti ssephss
Paul Co.. No i43 Chamberss aud y. c. Wells CO.. Ne
lis Frankiin-sL
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BROOKL wv I2,EN6

,..,.,,,, BsorsERs' SCHOOL, BRooxLrs.-Ihs
a. ,up,. Of ST. Jsness School snaer the spe-
-, q, the Christian Brothers Will take place this (rass
"a int q, o'clock P. N. a the sshooiroons
-. ,seh.a 70 Cs,bole Church, Jsyss and 90 Thur
s.y eyeuiDs sh ms 0eoek an exhibition OF the paP.
ri BE- given he Brooklyn Ahsnsum AnAntie@t e''a's
e1sutou, the e1srescs will b. iEtsrspsrsed with nuss
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TAlVeTfhoncttI
PER TELEGRAPH. Petersburg, Va. Mayo So

). C. HERRING CoGentc~ens Three Of your SAVES wscs
In the are-sn right VIII write to-monow Yours.
WATKINS. Son Co.. Agents HorrAss 5afss
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BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A communication was received from the Counsel TO
the Coronation in 10 resolution 20 whether
the Board of Supervisors possesses the legal pow
or To levy taxes for the making aud repairing Of public
highways and bridges and for the erection and repair
Of public buildings, for any other purpose without
a special law of the Legislature. The Counsel con-
sidors that tie Supervisors of New-York do not pos
SEES such power that the control Of such matters has
been exclusively exercised by the Corporation, and
the power specifically granted in the annual tax iaws
by the State TO the City authorizes.
Reporfs-In favor of paying several Police Justices
named extra for services on Sundays Adopted.
In favor of paying bill Of Barmore 4 Co for ice
Adopted.
Resolutions-That the salary of Edward a. DAWN
attending the Court of Common Pleas as Crier and
Librarian BE- increased from 800 10 $500 per annum
In favor of refunding money paid by the Law lnst-
ute Library for rent to individuals after the burning
of tie City Hail. and that they be hereafter furnished
with apartments rent free. Adelted.
That the Select Committee TO whom was referred The
matter of increasing the salaries of Judges report the
amount paid TO all county officers and clerks, and
whether they may not be increased or decreased in
accordance with the services they render and the
talent engaged Adopted Adjourned to Wednesday.
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fAdvertlse
I-New STYLES of Gas FNTUREs, for


the sprns Trade Of both modern antique designs just Out
Wholesale buyers particularly invited 70 ca. a me psss
Msuuf.eturiux Depot Of AscBEE WAEsEz %, NO So
Bro.lvsy also The Portable Gas Works nf Coonuy
Dwelinss Churches and Faetodss In this country
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AdFeHlstmoltI
HoIaE- EI,R NIsIiING GOODS.-JANRa, BEEBE (

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODs.-JANEs, bHEBk q
Co Broadway Silver lated Ware Tea Sets Trays,
spoons Forks Pitchers and Oobets bntsnn. oood
japsnned Tea Trays ivory Table Cutlery feather Dasss
BT,be. &c Kitchen Furniture; Refrigerator ell hs approved
knds and Cooking Utensils for BEEsEs and other Haass
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A NnyFLTY-CONPLRTE
CASHMERE SUITS

slOThs.e really beautiful suits made from new dssep
ion Of pe yooen goods Of nch delicate shades About
100 Of them are odd daily EyAxs Clothing Wsrehoass
Nos Is and Sc Futon-st.
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Advertisement
puoTocR .PHTC PORTRAITS -Here they sre :

SHOW them up Pass round They spesk OF iyins em
bomsut though dead Never was the people better
represented in porraiturs than by the PHOTOGRAPHS VI
HoLMEs for IS Depot Of Ar No. 30 Broadway.
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GRASD IAncRNY-IOhn +. Sloper, n private watch
man was arrested Yesterday b. Officer Gown 81 the sheenh
Ward Police CHARGED with having been party grand gceny
-.he thefs Of oois valued $500 The complainant W. r.
Lewis Of is6 2ls,s states that the accused admitted to
him he had led into the osy OF the scsds
Ju Brennan held thsceused to bail 10 81 900 to
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fAdyertlsement.l
WoRI ms SAPZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Lil-

Ne. Patent Chfed-Iron and Burslproof SAYS Aimoa
scusysy ased BY Bsnke Brokers' Merchant and Jewelers..
.hes known Backs warranted be taksn on VII" screw
srsvsr neuo, No u3 Pesri-r j. c. MoszIs, Axeot-
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FEVER AND AGUE.-RUsHroSs new remedy
wi, srrest this dsesse and every form o.
fvers IN az treatment founded upon 20
sxrerence (by Dr. GrswO.d Ia the worst maj -
The directions az. explicit that no one nseo ~ -. no..
Pu.sTox's No al Broadway and No. ~ A'os n'"''-
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D.sorRou, Doex-Besides general complaint OF
The propensy Of dogs to bite there were presented at
the Msyorsofhce yesterday seversi particular IN
ssnces Of canine indulgence IN this universal pan
chant. Dogs must bite in hot weather. Il sa Dscsa-
atty to then. And dog must die
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yAoRASr FEMALES N THE srREErs.-asyor Wood
Yesterday morning had an interview with Capt Turn
bull and other officers of the police relative TO the girls
of bad repute nightly promenading Broadway. lie
directed these officers to ares; all vagrant females
found in the streets using indecent Language OF beass
ing in an unbecoming manner. Girls who are 9niety
walking the streets are not to BE- arrested
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The srREETswEEPIsa MacHisEs-I,e an''un' -
dirt removed by the Company WORKING 'oe -.
sweeping machines for the week past Is 20.
nxhes OBS losds. Tie Company End fnsu
considerably impelsd BY the repairs O 'nc
which are quite extended especially IN ue H'' AM
Second Wards.
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THr Crrr Rauso ADs.-The Hamilton-av. Rsilroe
u 20 be pxt INTO operation to-day when axhs new cars -
PLACED 1poa the line which are 70 rsn from oocoss
morning until O'Clock IN the evening
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E1-AId. yes.e Hobby died Yesterday forenoon at hs
r,.a1ence m ths Fourteenth Wsrt-
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HIGHWAY ROBBKRr AND ARREsr.-Jamcs Cos
residing IN Roosevets walking through the Bow
cry Chathsm about 10 O'Clock Sunday night whoa
he knocked down BY four ufns OF whom ook hs
pocket book containing go and another took v
ned $A An alarm made, and Oteer Spesh Of the
Tenth Ward arrested John kanst Of No. IL Centsr whs
charged b Cogrove with being OF the robbers The
others escaped The accused yesterday taken before Jus
lice Welsh and held 10 bal In : loc0
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JUyEsLx PRfzE-FIGHrKRs. james Moran aud
Thomas MeCansy principals aud Patrick kssn holder.
sunday for being engaged prsehght this
corner OF sy ss They yesterday tsksu before
Justice Brennan and committed in deisult Of bail
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IAdVeftls-inent
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER HANGNdA.

PRArr HAsDFxsYRcH Manufacturers and Importers. Ne -
Broadway between Leonard and Franklin invite stteanoa
10 their extensive sock which unsurpassed BY th11
country faithful and ~or sent 70 any 2s
be city or country short notice and the work wsnsntsd
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A DKrrrr PRrsos.KkkpkR STABBED BY A Lv.

DEPUTY PRIsoS-KEEPER STABBED ny LV-
S.rtcJOhn Anerton arrested few days since and
locked I'D The Tombs for sssau and battery became de-
rape,d and Yesterday psrsded the fourth corridor hoesAns
knife aud threatening annhson to al that shoad come IN
bis wsy Mr. Robert Cunningham Of the dupniy keepers.
rpanssed 10 act the iurs into bis cell aud there Usd 70
cot The knife from him. when Aeron stabbed him Ia ths thsb
severely his hand The wounds indicted were vey
severe DOT Of dangerous character Aertoa ws h1sy
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tAdvertisement- |

BIAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOP PANr. Nc. 10
Pearst-see under head Of Paints
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THE AssIsTAsf DISTRICT ATrozsrr.-E. :
nxt,n.n Pa has ben appointed Assank Dscnst As,ep
N he place Of John wnsls Ess appointed CsrS''s'.
toruey.
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TAdVeTt3ementT
With the hard jaw bone VI an as
Samson hls thousands killed, alAs
Bnt Lyon with his powder hAsk
Makes millions ain petty task.
BY medals and my signature
VIII keep The world from cheats secure
Chief Depot for MAGNETIC POWDER and PILLS
a. No. "a Broadway
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PARADs-The Brooklyn Light Gu.rd n ssas.,. ss
s,nns parade yesterday, and presented 'ae sPP
poavorih's Bend accompanied then
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Baron GeroIt, Prussian Minister at Washington, anc
bis family sailed fOr Europe on Saturday n the Hum
boldt.
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The gin T. ours; behold the fiuit
In these fair PHorocRAPBs BY Roor. - -
Perfect PHOTOGRAPHS Of all sizes made by Hoor, Ne ~
Broadway
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Tar I,oros CAsEs BEFORE JODoE CgLyrs-1ss
aa.r,. b.rssoors broasht befors jade 49, 80
shsTss a slns hssx eoexHJ % lsw Tss Ssfsslsl
- Sorninx a. u e1z>ck, tho hssf sSps@sss% -
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THE SIXTH AND EIGHTH-Av. RAILROADS


The Committee on Railroads of the Board of Coun-
cilmen net yesterday afternoon in their Chamber,
City Hall, for the purpose of hearing arguments for
or against the extension of the Sixth and Eighth-av
Railroads through vesey-st. to Broadway. Mr..
MYERS appeared on behalf of the Sixth and Eghthav
Railroads He said that the matter distinctly I'M
dersood that the people would take the cars instead Of
theonnibuses if the cars made terminus at Broadway
The impeachment had been with the Eighth-av Rail-
road Company and the matter had been a subject Of
constant annoyance to both roads. He knew that no
public improvement could be made in the City but
that somebody's toes would be trodden upon When the
matter Of running the road through Colegepace was
mooied great opposition was made TO II, but Judge
Hoffman decided 10 the right OF way Of the road
aid il was subsequently, made law Of the S,ste
The Sixth-av Railroad Co. willing and ready 20
carry the road 10 Broadway in order subseTve the
public interests. Trinity Church had given permission
to the Sxih-av Company to use onehaf OF the side
walk in Nesey-st. provided they would not their
cars through that street Sunday. They were will
ling comply with the terms OF their grant, and they
did not want 70 injure any mans rights. They were
between two fires people were asking an extension Of
tie road nom is present terminus up town on the
ground that II would improve Their property, while
people down town were opposed 70 further extension
in that quarter fer fear il would iDue their property
The gentleman spoke al some considerable lengih
upon The subject conendng that the extension OF the
Mr.. CoLENAS Of the Aston House was opposed 10
the extension 10 Broadway. He con,ended that ii
would be greet nuisance 10 have number Of horsee
standing in Nesey-s,. all dav Immediately under
the ladies drawing room Of the Aston House. He
claimed that they had rights well property
owners, and they ssked protection Of the Common
Council.
Mr.. MrrEs asserted that the petition before the
Board for the extension Of the road TO Broadway came
directly from the SiIth-sv. Railroad Company
and the books Of the Company would show
that they had paid agents TO procure names. He was
confident that the petitions emsnated from the sixth
avenue Company. The extension Of thus road 70
Broadway would be very injurious TO properly sn,'
it was the Sxth-avenue Company who wanted 70 ef-
tend il against al other inieres; % to save t1em-
selves as their stock was running low. The
Eighth-avenue Company were not spplytng ION
the extension and cared nothing about it The
e the Committee would grant aim thirty
DAYS time be would guarantee that a.ree fourth. Of
the siguers on the petitions would withdraw the'i
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FlR,rH Ne II spuee-st will Issue SATURDAY, June O..
he sr.t humber VI The EEw.YoRk WKEKLr Garlic.
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q wal some power the gifue geu
To sec ourselves ~ Others see US
Had Burns lived in these days he would have
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FATAL FALL.-Coroner Gamble held an INQUEST
Yesterday az No Is West Thirty apoa he hssy of
Patk Couney who died from the Effects OF fan received
down fight stairs The jury rendered verdict con-
preston Of tho brain from t Deceased W. 80 ysa ago.
aud born in Ireland
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ises 10 be q good player.
result of the days play: