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i ConAP1FAcy to blow up Steamboats,
4 DtaboIlcA1 Plan FFus&rAt. d.


We learn IRON Cabt. Tisrr, Of the Msr
Queen, that Just II he left Clerctand Saturday
night, q man named Cooler was arrested there,
charged With consplsing to blow up the ep}en-
did Southern h. r. steamer, City ofBudalo, and
that complete evidence Of his designs was
found The facts Of the case, NC learn arc
thesa.
Cleveland on business, this man Cooley came
TO him, protesting great friendship for him, and
denoune,ng the opposition Of the railroads,
which led to the establishment Of 4 second line
Of boats between Cleveland and Buffalo. After
taking awhite, be iutinated that he knew Of
means which would remove this opposition and
gre Capt. Ward control Of the route. Per-
celving that the fellow WAS scoundret aud esi-
deutly hasbored some mischievous design, the
Captain took him into a private room, where
the william uufolded bis plan. But before COM
pleting ii, the Captain was called awny sud
made IN appointment to meet him the next
The appointment va. kept, Capt. w.rd hav-
ing taken the precaut;on ia stow good wit
ness Away under bed in the room. Coo1es's
plan w.s then unfolded in detail. and consisted
IN Rrorldlng heavy charges Of powder ia tin
ean1stefs, 50 made as TO be fastened to the boat
under water. CONNECTED together, and touched
on NTH SLOW fuse He proposed 10 blow up
both Failroad boats for $Su0. The captain then
H4 - WIN WHICH 10 Eet Ills LII bo1e8
made, and promised to meet him sgain last
wee5. He then notified the Superintendent Of
ths Southern Road. and tha agent Al Cleveland,
of the plan.
Tue second meeting took place last week,
Whe9 another witness Was securely hidden M
der tie bed Of The stat-soom, and when the plan
~as again fully discussed Upon Capt. W.'s
expressing some doubts as to bis ability to so-
complish 80 great and hazardous m underta-
king, he sisted that be hid blown up one vessel
in similar manner, lad gaze The name, tine
, 1859-06-30
STEAMBOAT C0SFL4CRATf0N,
Steamer G. Vt. Sombart and Cargo
Total Loss.
Valuation. 0sSnersbip, &C., DC.

From the st. Louis Democrat sth.1
The c. ". Sombart loaded ut this bort for
Missouri River, and started ut a quarter to five
o'clock for st. Joseph, having her usual cou}pli
ment Of officers mud cabin and deck crew, i
Eery few minutes had elapsed, when she was
seen By persons on the 1eTee to nppruach the
city, floating at random in the current. nud en-
course Of people to the wharf, who gazing upon
the passing mass Of smoke and fire, saw it taktl
IN tow By the ferry boat, and towed ~ poiut
Oh the Illinois shore, where it could do no in
jury The ferry boat. being the one furnished
with the powerful fire engin>., played upon il,
but with no apparent effect, as the hull appeared
to burn with much vicor, Until nothing remained
but smoking nud charrcd ruin on the surface
Of the water.
The son,bart effected j landing 4 short dis
tance above Dis.ePs Point, and She remained
long enough At shore for eTery one to escape.
Cspt. Tracy was in q sail boat near the spot.
aud says the bursting out Of the fame and the
landing Of thu boat WAS the work of lew MT
EnensA.
The c. ". Sombart was one ycar old last Feb
ruary, and was built at JefersonvilIe, Ind. a,
cost Of IS ,'+N- Her yalue YESTERDAY was con-
sidered to be 32s;0
srATkNEST or CAPTAIN MCPHERSON.
Captain Mcpherson arrred ut the Everett
House last evening. His statement is to tie
following effect: The boat was loaded With
i've hundred tons Of freight, much Of which
was lumber, and there were on board u few cab.
in and deck passengers. Immediately after
starting, tue captain went down on deck to sec
to the comfort Of friendess old lady, who had
taken passage for Linn Greek. Then there was
not the slightest shadow Of smoke or danger,
Five minutes after, when be had just eute1ed
bis room. the clerk rushed in saylng that the
boat Was On hrc. lie ran down stairs and found
that the mate had already opened the hatch xay.
aud was pouring strcam Of water down, Ly
means of The boats hose. Leaving the mai ii1
the hold. the captain landed the boat ut a lumber
wharf. against v ~hich she lay. and to which she
was made fast, thus gaining an easy aud sal.
mode Of exit for all who could wa1k. Across
this raft the ladies we're assisted without anr
confusion On their part. and the others were not
slow to place themselves on terra f1ma.
Setlny that it WIS not possible to repress the
hasncs. 50 rs to save any part OF the boat or
cargo, and the mute aud bis men being driven
almost breatilless from the hold md deck, they
haring baiteaed down the batches, aud turned
the steam from the boilers into the hold without
effect, Captain Mcpherson allowed the raftsmcn
to cut the boat loose, end af she went like q
fre-ship.
The clerk managed to save the books. the in
surance policies, and some Of the money, if
not Ill.
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AGENCY At
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.
BOLLES, SMITH & co.
I94 Lake Nfrepf.
f3-l Lake Street,
III . l. E TO EE ADMIRED
49, THAN THE
RICHEST DIApEM
EVER
Worn By Kings or Empesorx.

What? Why Es@utisul Esaa OF Hair.
!I Tese g.. x,s Me 'f-n<ns ,S T., TT r." - Il
*s e. ,sh 'e T. ID IT, s$ II ia H. * hs ss . x*t1
ln . ri ". sir ,,.st hH ~ ~. ~ W:
;ss ss5 IL st IT, : sa r "1,s III,
a.e! wo or sher tu.s ~.k> ~l te,,.tr asS !,
1.:f 1f.:<: !A@ "'''*F If LIE a'' tA" s*'tli''sa fa
p. u,,, Nv 9csx, april ,9.a, .a:s
the ntI1t"aa n4.!rr Tor thu entire rrs,, ~ !s
ssis yssr :i} k*sSts1cs sss%.n1 ri :s ~ r,x ss
.andsu eloa sa,. seassu. = ss ~ rssT
~0oss::e-,s:ss;ss3':xiL i 3:xi'LDH&o.
resr O. J. waon;-i1 " -1n:s Ht': !-.s assis - =,
=" 1I " ps fEs.rs T.; IT, ~; A..
a. 1 lee IN tae thst wou sess u 80. Iii t. r.
;~i'sar g.; -s.ffs T.: a Il III r., t. ~
ue n Iu1 at 10 H. :* t'c"n a, :he line
ssovs Restorative 20 u. less1s IL ID .n.'t ne
rs9f; Nooo VIA eoaadr' % u a re-. a.;o,,
s.ase ia: ,"aI | IT.. se.,1 - r. 'ssu; ~ ~:
s I'M 1.a , rs;e ~ a.,''t rat< hare "a :aaly S1"sa
q. r ~ = 'as to a.t laura il a!so Z. ;si.s:s
soss pe7.oss r e.taa .he 9s s"sss;a' ss L b
s CIV ~. q ss1 - 'Ss; Sss 2 =: ] ri
xnn, Et-s,fv nTIa s., u y. tasSs- eu,urn.n ri
enta ny hair 1rny. Ii l. - 10 s,i y, tas,
s* sa'T t.ss sSs 10 70 Y L ,os1 .sssu Ss
Cheaxn. ILL.,. May l. is; - @'s =" a''- :. -
The Restorative l. rut m y, .,4.. =. ~ HoE*:
=. s @ a1a snaaH ne sc,eli bod. III; ,,nf n
tscnsy p+s @ e<Ss o' a!s pef eet,:s n :, <1,
etn sIe e,e se,Fs 4 T.. r 1;'i
a. II Wtspp1p ~ spp1'pnHion and tetals for ,ts<r 10. ~
III ii n.rikf tss kttss Ss1 Yors Wz Ias L...an:
AID sod BY III <.ud Uruzsttta a. I'D r.,rv ..o,u,,
, 1859-06-30

and place. Tue Captain then garc him go
with which be was To procure hfty pounds Of
1,oxder. and it WIS arraused that the Cisy Of
Enfa1o, which remains III Cleveland over tho
sahhaih, Should be blown up At her dock 1ast
erening. The officers were notified Of Whist
was going On, and, fearing that BE- might aot'ei,
pats 10 bis esgefnes. 10 accomplish ths lnisrn.a
The magazine which be had proposed to use
was found, We are told. Ill charged and ready
for use, and there is DO doubt but that the
wretch intended to commit the diAbo1ical deed.
and that lie WAS cupabfr Of doing 1.-THE
clarg= Of powder, ii is said, would hare CON-
nlctetr torn the boat to pieces.
Cooley has been : tfiyer in the river 1t Clere-
land, in the cmplny Of nsan named Nelson. and
unquessionahly possessed thu skill. ~ we'll As
haslil''od, to carry ia succcasfu termination
one Of Tue boldeat conspiractes it has been our
lot trer to record.
, 1859-06-30

The health of tue Secretary of War docs not
seem to be 50 bad as 70 prc.ent him from fcath-
ering the nests Of his friends in the most ap.
psofed style. He has recently contracted with
Ar John Holiday and Col. Martin 70 furnisl,
the army in Csah With brcadssufs for gear at
1880 per 100 pounds. Other persons desired
to do tie same thing 1t *1.5v per LOO pounds.
Is, that thcY commenced buying up Ill The -four
in Uta. th,,t is in the market 1t il cslculsted
that they will make cut Of tho job about *4oo.-
900, OF one hundrel thousand each for the four
persons thought to be silent or active partners,
siz: jne. Holiday, Aaj. Martin, Wm: Russell,
celebrated firm Of Russell, Aapes snd HAddell,
md Sec.rtary Floyd. We CLEAN these facts
from letter pub1ishad In the 1i4soui Denoerdt,
which wa = xFitsep II Camp Floyd on the I'd Of
, 1859-06-30
Tho Iowa Democracy and the SD
preme Court
RESOLUTIONS or THE DEMOCRATIC STATE coz.

TESTIoN.
Sd. Rtsa|T<d, That inssmnc4 as the le1ia3a.
tive power Of the Territories extends undetia.
bly TO all righttu1 subjects. Of Legislation, no
power can prevent them from passing such avs
upon the subject Of slavery, u to them mar
seem proper, and whether such lass, when
passed, be constitutional or not, can be f5psllv
determined. not BY Congress. but By the Sd.
prcmc Court, on appeal from tho decisions oi
the Territorial Courts.
9Th. Rssolesd. That the Supreme Court Of
the Vnitad states, being under the Constitution
m Independent coordinate branch Of the Coz
erumeat, With teIurs Of office which cannot
he changed by the action Of parties, through the
inssru1aentall.y Of Congress- ts< Aol3 Ia Ut.aac-
raty <ntinay irr<sponsi7< for il dat9riat4, and
in no case concluslvely bound by the SINE, cx-
cept 80 far Us 10 ineulatc obedicnce to its decs-
ions wlilo they are in force.
= 9Th. R<ss4teI, That Nit!lc,t Court. Of Justice,
both State and National, respected BY the peo-
pic, aud sustained in their proper functions by
popuixr sentiment, anarchy And violence become
inevitable, and Ill rights 1t both person and
property become insecure aud worthless. =
6th. Kxsolrtd, That the action Of the pubic
authorities in some Of the States, in attempting
to oct nj defiance BY State authority, decisious
Of the Supreme Court and aets of Congress
passed in accordance with the Constitution, il
tbe very essence Of notification.
, 1859-06-30

AR- Ach1uBEs. " {. made speech in San
Francisco, lately, III Which lie said: - hare
been called a Frederick Republican, but care
not for names. am in faror Of freedom in the
Territories, aud they may cali that Broderick
Rcpublicanism or Bl;lck Republicanism, as they
ctypose."
, 1859-06-30

We bare the Annual Ann otlnccment OF Prc-
miums offered by tlv Illinois State Agricuitu'
ral Society, betore 1ls. We lave examined it
with some attention. and dnd that not IN ota-
car of the Society, Or Superintendent Of a
Department or tue Chairman Of Committee
Of Awards, has been nalued in Cock county
Dr: ". B. Bgan, Of this city, is q member Of
tho Tasting Committee " or the Committee
on Wines" and J. n. Hough. Of DeKnlb coun-
ty, whose residence in tile announcement is
enormously fred in Chicago Of the Committee
On Fat Cattle, arc tie only Chicago names TINT
figure ID the thick pamphlet Springfield,
jacksonville and GaIena seem TO monoPollzc
all--tbo latter has c?prcsidont. and four
tpcn Committeeman It would hnvo been
woll enough for tho managers Of the Society
to have acknowledged the existence Of the
principal commercial and manufacturing city
in the state in their selections Of sara,s; hut
We do not complaint
, 1859-06-30
Al E VIEW USE.

a. y: CHESTER, PTnpa.to7.
seatte1 t1e 4Ee upple with furniture, r4de
aoo<f q xdatns and alterations calculated meet the
onea ms4s: III Il tes Psh I'D bt*ey rs
y. atea hss s~ 1uaJ. Ia 1he eunt, ispio1-
ty 70 tas Lake Bach the A:;Ee:Ee ~ery, hataIaE
tae Hos ceaizhe tr's tut Wetesa ;;c taxa sstoSe
Ne0ssehen With their ktaes who desire - p1+a : few
weeks Away from t heat 2a ,,>t OF the CIV will c,.ut
eeanay u well heash ad reesri:a ~ ealing and
this Hote4. n " CHESTER
F+tm
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CEllETEI<T-TL,

E4 00761*A&*~@
~ AAaastn oftae nosea!n t.casstery ,uh announee
ht oa aad Aer ~ dase they os to the puhe he ,ere
200 .! teEaefe!y Lt The Ceuefk1y u reached hv
at.te vIe~ P!aak noaa he I.e~n nay Rosa or IL
Fr1EA Hoa-, running hastawe& Eou ~ tut~x+tnr -
NesA Ch-f A-t Vel ss1rts through navnauviI,r ~ ~
A4 CAtcaEo aad Milwaukee, AalHad to ChIt1<Ddsu 5tst
For futhar p.EcnAts inquiry It ths otes IT ~ 1sr
PeAss ~ - VaAk 0a. is;lT4Ma
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The Vienna correspondent Of the New York
Stats Ze,tung writes TINT every thing bcto-
kens speedy and general insurrection in that
city. We know not how much reliance to
place on his words but it is undoubtedly true
that tue losing monarch in tue Italian war,
must encounter insurrectionary movements at
home after defeat in the field Whether the
subjects Of Francis Joseph think that the time
has come or whether they will whit until AUS
trian occupation Of Italy is at an end. few
weeks will determine,
, 1859-06-30
lublic Douses.
TT YDE PARK HOTEL

The undersigned havicx leased the aAora Heusc, r.
specially arnouaee To the!! friend. 1ul put xsnest
u. shat shey wiz y really ~ tsccirc guests
On or about the 25th inst.
The advastakes of llls.LAKE SHbkE RETREAT. =.
Summer Ees'r AR sE'ass--.. tetx u e,sr Acce4s
honl The city. hy s.A.rssAA- ast ~ or Lake
The hou.< viii BE- Lighted kl and cott,In ii, o,b<r
..t sss,9 % III e. snu2' ~ ds.u,:ry 4Ee.
Ing h~:aE erettl to b apen,2d. Ne asu.xnnt
Aad aeat Of the kae.A Of the hou%e II Ahnrt utaux
shaii be .satlhk 10 MAKE It delightful sun arr -
~ 70 either transient Vt Permanent snjcurne.s.
fa'tes oeslruas q na3ak arEankeuent4 fas h4nl tor
House. Chicago. TAHEK HaWE + Et Ae'AS
te4 In .lk59 k.ronlLss..
, 1859-06-30

@uukNA&ONutA
4 EKORA INSTIT UTE
CLAHK SEMINARY.
ERECTED ani fu.u she'd at ave, .i.ty thep.sol d.,
-. ! losz.ea i ArRoKA. kase c.aa1y, H., fofty-
The Institution the tank Of The Fox Rircr over COX.
e lty 81 *ass rage Q; dises:;dd county. aad =
tug b Pro- Ade Of Glu ensla oe and tu The nt
s'yse u so!knaash.p and in t1s a..hiet"sai taae:
ermps:e airls"a II s. md ia. &c Tic srxsies exsxs
9 a ths defsen. u Instruction. md Tie greatest tr.no
.s, 9y + Tie 1aa go' ha; ess S*l1e oaveasnee
;ofy Rooms f't R*e.si.1s taptinx. Music ,E.a es,a
Literary sacete. &c. &e. Every a1ancemei tias much
cuuld suggest .aI e.pial and ttters< pfnyGe
dents. - '"1-
COURSES OF STUDY,
Tat CoxHor tNGLt&H HkAscn1s viii reee:re spec,at
T~o or 4 81 s sta,ae I'D ta 1s
c,ttAsx fh1rAHArner CotE>k {pur%ly Aea4en.el AIN
ing At sE<cal tDouuxhnes in latn, Gtesk aud N3tae-
hn. - ~, ~ ~ cSr.tI = e1teas''e .ad
2't,Hfv scfsrrsi Fates n txitr,~.
plasueal PhySesan asd eurktoa, Atner Hard. u. D..
AEa.ems rs5.;ossy I'd iiyE;tas Lte,u. "a Hs1ea a.
tu'3! ch:nttIy. Gtolosy E19ny 8e- byt.. y. wubes,
re Msotax L4xsrxe - q ar ssashs ~ ptepe xbs
s7eak ana wife them dusat.yshe German b. aat.e.
the t,1rAHzakxr or A1slc-voezl zni instrumental
aLle froEescr ceaxred to qu,Af5 pupils fur teaching.
p1aw.1a. rAis11ss AID 4Hxx.Ats ART ID tat lands
In e:sry department purpose furnish thorough
tnfraeoa- and at z - asr h< kt* tAs suaA H IAe
7he te1u ecnnenoe. sepsenss. ls 1s'o. For cbsah.s
o3nalainF tul information address tAe principal g. W.
ackhkAu' 4; IT,. u BESSs fs:Sa M u,cxsE1 r,a~.,
KtT- LETr 1KY[A Serfttarf ktkAn-dS.1
, 1859-06-30
ASTRONOMICAL METE9ROlOGY
Second Letter from mr.. Capcn.

1Ae passing remark in mT last comMuplca.
tion respecting the copionsness Of rain for the
rest Of this week was not intended as colu-
pletc programme Of the weather for the time
specified mud was not exact Let me say then,
that thai remark rs 10 the sparsencss Of rain
corcrs only tue rest Of this month. During the
tirst two weeks Of July, the rains, when they
come, will be more free, easy, and copious. Of
this, more hereafter.
Now, to return to the close Of our detailed
programme. which closed Tuesday night, i. e.
this cvening. 1t may be remarked, first, that
that the intense solar action which uceasiaucd
tic great beat Of day t.Tuesduyj ceased by
tho middle Of the afternoon, aud that the heat
Of tie evening was from another element. Tue
former was longitudinal element, the la.ter
lutitudinnl. This must be more fully explained
on future occasion. Your readers will bc
laorc interested in something practical. ny to
the immcdi1tc future. Tie heat today may b.
termed "co-focal," 10 save words. II will not
occur again till Thursday. Tomorrow, " cdttcs-
day. there will be nothing of the kiud. TLr
a4rne elements. however, wili b. differently and
quite singu1ar!y combined, aud need further
observation to describe its results; ] think
thcv cannut produce great lcat- As to the lasiir-
dinal clclncuts Of 10 norrow's problem, ,thev are
foul. like those Of to-day, as shown By the pres
enct Of scattering clouds IN the sky
tdrou h the day, notwithstanding the intense
heat, the tendency Of which is to dissipatc
them bat let me- say that the crisis Of this foul
la.tudinal element is vsry near the latitude Of
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My first impression was che of astonishmsat,
thsa these mountains, alsnos. without human
being five weeks ago, should now exhibit 10
much busy lie. 4 week since there were only
two buildings In the diggings; now, II least
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On Wednesday morning our slumbers were
broken at an early hour by the conductor Of
the party. The old Prusstan rose from his
sleep in the open air appatcntl, As much r..
freshed as il he ha1 spent the night in pslace,
packed his blankets upon his shoulders, md de-
parted, after thanking us for lis pour accommo
dations. with grace .hat anr gentleman mi ht
enry. In few minutes our mules were saddled,
md VIC were pushing on towards the dieginss.
Our road: much like that Of the previous day,
presented lively scene. Immigrants, some On
foot, with provisions, cooking utensils and tools
packed upon their backs; others with hand,
horse aud or carts, with ropes attached by which
they might be kept from oserturuing on the
steep hill and others still, with pack mules that
occasionally broke their Eirths, threw up their
heels aud sent their Heterogeneous burdens ay-
ing in MI dlrectlons-ncre hurTJing on, before
sunrise, towards the spnt they had cone 50
many weary miles to reach. One Of the high
pe4ks On our route was surmounted by tall
mass Of solid rock, which gare it the appearance
Of great cathedral, With its huge dome rising
far toward the skies. After ride Of six miles.
Te descended steep hill into the narrow valley
Of the Gregory nig91pgs+ It vas norel sight
"A confused mingtiug Of men. tents, camps.
wagons, o1en ataf mules and Ill seemed to
b. in molten. The first digger re met had
cxcavated some si1 feet beside little rirulet
and the narrow ho1e in which be WAS working
re*emhied u grave, As get, he said, he hid
not found pay-dirt. Passing up one Of tie
many bEanehing faviues, We soon reached the
main diggings.
sE11LEXxST3 n 1Hx AnrSrASs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

Tor SALE at AUCTION.-An eligible RESI-
IL DENCE, centrally located in ELLINGTON, Conn on
WEDNESDAY Nov. 30, 1889, a. O'Clock The property
comprises 2ory House with convenient Barn and other
bucng and OF Land fronting the Church Park
vel furnished with Ornamental and young Fruit Trees &C
The site the peaaesi in that beautiful village The
Land may be sold In lots, preferred to -u purchaser
mart OF the payment remain mortgage The safe will be
held on III. premises occupied by the subbe to whom aPp
may be made prior 70 the sale for further Ia
specon. &c. L. SEAION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Danrins araafmies.
: DODWoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

A DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES,
M No 500 Broadway. Eew-Yurk.
No. is7 Montague place, Brooklyn-
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS shdFRIDfAs
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In EewYok
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGIHNERG
Cuartsr comnencss from the 1rsi lesson tstsn-
Private Class for Ladies At IA Seventh edition Of Dod
worths Dancing and for tbs Of bs pupi lss
Uoed.s
Privste Family, School Glasses attended
Circulars 1t either Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Ono. A. LEI-TrT, Aactioneer.
DY GEO. A. l. Il WITT d. Go
TIERRY LEASES at AUCTION.-By virtue of

IIERRY LEASES at AUCTION.-By virtue of
the authority vs.'ed u bin by The o. zoe - S,s
Cry Of NswIork the .ss.cIieeI, Controller Of "a sl3
.Saa1sss security a. The CITY Hail sAfURDAY peo-n-
per H. ss a UelSeE p "a II oSE SE
WALL-STKEET, ami CATHARISE-STREEr FERRIES
for The tern Of Tea Year. the First day Of May D. 1871
:. ,se % csrpoo u the City Of seEYO sd Ferries De
run onl the .P landing. and premise to and Rom
which they - such slips, ilndiuz and prom
s by CoPoAtion have been reserved
and spPfoPTiBisa BoosyH may Be the Of
said the vicinity theTeoii and IN ne e-e %
Inc, or terpinson now used by said Ferries ans portion
thereof landings teIninaiionf may De H1e Al II
Ia their vicinity shall elect a. his own eos, ana
stimulation viii be embodied in the lease that the
.s shall run he several ferries al uniform rate OF ARE
not exceeding present rates and the any
one Of the ferries during the term q sd lease shan 9e
lease thereby become absolutely null AID void VII b
required purchase at fair appraised yane,i9n the coats
Sudns and G1ss ferry oPs :ys q t efry gs an Or s
valuation to be aSeeTtained By three competent
ed persons be chosen By the present ee one % me
purchaser under this sale and the third BY the Two
20 be made in the usual form Of ferry leases and to
conform to the requirements Of the charter and ORDINANCES lnd
resolutions Of the Common Coanelli a9a no Il i,5
the pierre slips bulkhesds or premises P9p2,ed 20 ee 2 H.
sold IN annual lees than the aggregate amount Of annual
rent received for the same -,
The purchaser Of the Of the ferries and their appendices
will required pay the time OF sale to the collector 81 &
CIV Revenue equal eniy per cent Of the amount od
Tor The annual rent applied the rent Of the hr year IN
case he lease with the usual covenants 70
be forfeited to Corporation He viii al the time also
required furnish obston to be signed oy az least t~o
urees the that be will execute bond with surees
60 be approved Controller for the puncus payment o.
the quarterly aud for the faithful execution OF the covenants
Of the l.ase.
The fees Of the suconeer and the expense Of the lease to be
paid by the purchaser. ..-. -.
The lease will also contain covenant requiring each ery
boat 10 have attached It's engine hre aPpsral OF oIce
pump with less than 40 feet Of hose OF the quy ana H
mentions by the fire Department OF this city 70 be used
fort thee mel
Eneinser or Assistants; which services the lessee win
receive twenty per hour for each hour engaged
ROBT. 4. HAWS, Controller.
City Of N,wYork Department Of Finance,
CortroleT's Otice, Nov. 10, 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
NJ the County Of NewYork notice u hereby Eizen 70 al
nevsnn. havs~g ssaims against OSCAR W. STUhfEVAhT,
late Of the City Of eounseio.w 1890 s y
The same With vouchers thereof 20 the y s
6resa Bsni No 1871 0reenvchs, IN the CITY Of New tofk
on or before the tweutyleuh day Of Nay neDa'sd Se"
YORK the 92d day Of November, 1850. -. -. :. -
~ iswsnW ID. RUDOLPH MARTIN, Exesatof