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M ORE SIGNIFICANT FACTS.


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aus salt .e5 GATE n1aea aoo'1 toe pe's9a1
,u.ouo. us Paoasss's "ao sApesa 70 L4's ps.1
word. to say E reply 10 . long sttaet upou o1rsslvss
which 'pps' - an .avsH!'tn: In seveEa ns"s;a's
ashe1s OF "e1ss'tss' plets':.'r.
II. .eontspo:dsre= b'.~eea Philaaslp a ard orr
ires WHICH tasS qooe' oee1'f~i 'oa7e Hsars saf long
: ,. = 1s,s. oss 1'',ssy ss 10, p.es p..
49,. - ~, IT., -1,~h -. n.1.- .,-s -ts1h =.
III. eon,r,rv we e1p.iea1 ai.aroxel at Me nns Wsfo
v.rte.ved the a7swer 1hch HI, teen printed, stowuz
that cur etss. was At eat idnpreed ret n!,un
ieoo. We wrote at oaee, dssa7o~'aE ny such mensz
aa7nk that !nte:ded no th1tA:s excepting 70 .ar
tie reptecat2E tavofs might be eonacefed auca In
oh'1 ~oEds We He1t1 ntinated that "e 'aoua nat be
epoi:a 10 g item sucn 's4o'' a. one pao
rsa.' ;ts. ,.,,.- nr.trs - - - ,,,,,,
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th7. worre,er. biz oe,rtt. .t xooa beoaL .ua II
ay b.leve The pueahszt .t.en,.nt hare t1eee4sd IA
.sses their m''s "'ankaias s1se 'at'as Ia.y, sur
r. bseau,e e h.p,en to pns.s.h couzaiue back. which
we md tho public tssf Hsafo - mnea oee'' Aso
vhl=h eozsqu<1uy .a.s t.msa - large, asia
d:eased By tho fol-v.nx STATEMENTS FROM Lad
as N1 j" avLnea1A 4L,[s 0>'17t4' "a N'1' '-A'''
cAfAA c4A4Io
Our sle. 0. wctsttr. in eo7asoa with Woee,tsr, ~
n ~ PIP Hio1o hsp n l. BurLEE acc.
ee.:.r oasro % pSttt asd ~ suadtd aad * &
". bslsfs rct 1.l Cu.bEeetl + may te nasnt:ored.
Is e. u aa
impae W.h: - aa j. re =. n44e
'aa' 'a'' 1's' 'a'' t'.s'isf iSff:os. ruxsEr Co.
49, ~ .u.. .~n,..
e:ehty s.x oy Teo:ies3 PItts1lI.
New 3o'S. Au:' II. 1sE.
weh.re ,o!a shaa ons hundred e.Pes Of We:.e.'A
ttstsrs. aSi.4 ''s'' N'''' -AA sAaboES = c1RTEn.
We have eold s:x hr1drel and thirty three cop.a Of
WEBSTER Eieto.,al pe.lon:!y f..t, .e1:s 81 War.
~" A@'A' as' 80 4.S.
Feb. 81 rt0) we h4ye sosd fo.t W+ratra Quatot oca
NV YuTx. Aux Il. 1sco.
We h.re sold seu- hundred and .:xtyt~o eopes
E!era P~'aE Dic,i& aaee M Api ela1e. and t~eiT*
.onik. u Wa.tftterA.
LAnE, ATSTjy. MAYNARD 4 co
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a.se sou n tn'ee ,.aa 49, i ;, r. ~
" ses.er ''o''"' ~ =: ;3I<IGs cJ.
caitak'' are. ~ 1s6o.
.ers cersi Dssnasy. aat che nunc1ed "a ia copis.
u Nes+at -. a. !. BAtNEa & BURR.
New 1oFf' aug" H. 1sto. .,
aa.e sno :htef m As1 ss I
c.sierS' APFLEG III 4 CO.
Ctocianat A79. -s. 1sto.
Since the publication Of WcreeEs's Q7,Itn pl:fionsrJ.
nss r,nx ~ sEo.5 sndh,se sed Ill ;hs o,csfava
have f1.e''e+ ioE ~ s::1ts:1-r,e-.rrr :ts1:1- rrvc .co
U:c.a:.!: Luz Il. 80,
rb,re .od or hund,-,a md cone. cf eh.
sere tleto1a tioo.y.a .<ven cople. OF Nosteettts
Dsu2n5 n TX. esao" r.; IL z easa Aie' nuSHSEr1
1..'..".aA1, 49, IT,. ~ u-...,+., 49,.
IN lie ctlon uf atott llt<sa 10 cn Il thc,t our
sses- Worcester nsAiy etazel n aisK Etexs Ai'es it
~. =, III. .rr q, 1sso. "eoO''
wnSs!1sr VIC Lave s'o - 'eo''s" ~ VIE "
RANDALL s ASTON,
CouHhn'. Jt'T :. Isl.
Snce th. publication OF Worce+aer'4 c1a1to cu- rates
, 1860-10-01
LJtd.l A.3lsrEkG

- Go 10 John Jones, ll9 Dearborn s.seet
and get your clotae: cleaned and repaired,
They will b nell dope aad At prices TO suit tho
tinfe
, 1860-10-01

Gov. Randail's Appo1ntme ents In In.
diana.
Gov. l. n. Randall Of Wisconsin will ID.
dresa the citizens Of Indiana 1t tho sfn,es mud
places following:
LozaEspost, Tuesday, 0etober3.
Fort Wayne, Wednesday, !.
Plymouth, Thursday, "4.
South Bend, Friday, "5.
Valparaiso, Saturday, "s.
Ii Porte, Monday, &.
, 1860-10-01

READ, You AFFLICTED Wear ycur Old trus.
with tier tthlness and dirtiness for life, CT
the Hard Rubber Riga Truss" aud b. evr<d.
Cases Of ten years standing Aare ben cu.ed in
this city since May la<t, and were shown at the
Late Mechaci:a' Fair where this Truss received
the silver medal as first prizs ever all other well
known Tru.ses in use. See advertisement.
octl.9t
, 1860-10-01

~ Pure Vine. aad o1her choice articles
for luvaids. OF the best quality. A'ao food for
iofaata and the sick, will be found at E. II, Sar-
GENT !, cQIQer State and Rlqdoiuh streeta
, 1860-10-01

by uctined to u,pear st the Arnory, mounted,
on this (Mcnday) T. H., at 8 O'Clock, for the
purpose Of receiving Gov. Seward. Is il ex-
pected tha: every member will be Oh hA3d.
CIV BApkER Com.
, 1860-10-01

tB Hats-Caps-of the latest Fall Style.
aud Wide-A1ake uniforms, the place to eet
them il at Ill Randolph street.
ocl4t SAN. DcSS l. Co.
IMPORTANT 70 THE LAp1Es.-We have this div
reduced the p1ice for dye,ng dresses to Que dol.
lar. Shawls and other artic,es q: greatly re.
duced pfices. Coak l. McLA1y,
sseat; =. 1e3 s'uth CLARK street.
rAPEn UASclxcs AND CCnrA1x F1x7unEs.-
Now u the time to buy, for you can aeIect frcm
one Of the largest stocks ever offered in Chica-
30, and which is being offered at the lowest
living prices for cash. Country merchants are
hlso especially invited to call and examine cur
stock. Fl. Gust + Co..
se2s-6t 1oe Randolph street.
. Who would not rather pay IS cents DIR
gallon more for pure, uuadulteraled Kerosene,
than to buy the common Coal OH CALLED Eero.
sene. II you wish tho Simon pare. Ut hare auy
old Lamps to be stttred, 10 to Mobiles Lamp
and Oil Emporium, Ice Clark street. or to tie
Branch, III Vest Madison. tspea- Let
WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS Axo Mkp41s,-IA.
Smith Co., us Lake street. are now furnish.
ing the best Wide Awake and ali other uniforms.
for Political Clubs, 1t lover prices than they
can be bought elsewhere in the States. Also.
Campaign Medals at the Same rates. SEQ let
q AL should not fsil 70 read tho adyertise-
Enens Of Prof. Wood il to-day paper. se5-ly
CRcRcH's Dxs7 RAsrsERnY jan from Sugar
1tlan3, Michigan. Tae best m:de. For sale
only st Nc. % State street. axs-e,a
, 1860-10-01

Hiss TtLL1NcnAsr's s CoxcGRr.-The attendurcs
at Miss Tll:nghast's Concers on Friday evening
vAs very asttering ~ regards numbers and sp.
preciasion: Her performances we're entirely
satisfactory to Tho auditors.
, 1860-10-01

AnutleF Significant Fact
Is s1=ca By Al A:1eric,7 rubl.t.1 entity In London
who writes from casf1l l. qurg atnz the
to,k taeEe he 1earcec that k&a h2f Of a. tte
Diet oua:1es a.i1 in EEsi4ad Wetke1s. In oske1
wor The works ct crest A,her 1avs
sre.t7 tale IA En;'a than that Ct al her Die
tcn;r.e, Of TIE EugtA conhiIsd Eus re:laps
ayet
Moze Significant Fact
1nc,abl,Ll3x t4s c14a tia. Webster IL ttc e.sds.. l.
t1at nt.ry al tie shoo prbis<rs end seaoo ooc*
4aors n the eouny aeou1te his authority aud ear4yy
Aaaf.rm II in 4<ir Eo'is. 1hsl. :a.oant testimony
bsAuse their reeu. !ater7 ss le3d ths - btQdythe
ats:: ca.etuy that ,h.T msy to The true sast
arl, a.l tEat which ial.se:yt zsnala suth.
Tic peeat = d: oppo:tuo'yto eo;set the following
Istateoe1t vAch has Wiley Circulated ty inter-
sss.d artss. viz:
"Tfe a'n ot aup'1 = E,othea + Amos: II. en'y one
Z q nv 9o%a II d.
Soe. 81 Bo.san: .sd soter nd j. r. L,pp 10 Co.
Il CT TIE c'utr-rs VII .nl h;entd rx..d
asu aud have s ;psed Wor:>;s:.
eeist:: So ''''' "
.ws e.pteay s.ehsx aaa hass ai:pea Wo1ces.
IS easlrey -hout 7orsdaiion. oar pzs:e. j, + lca7s
t7;s a,te tie apths:s rtooss e have tberEei
that Ttn ea sa = ,hsm' sfres ~ ~
aauo!.y oi Al Desloaa1y vi &c. Il III, elst
e e e S
I'd re-. ye1y Eea. y 1se'-a:= aa1 carefully solt~
og5a5z H5HfEi !: sfx!nSSk FS3SSi.
."Sew York. Fay ID. 49,
"webet.s sy.ts q e.a:srsphy /. ME s.e .ata,d
II cur Oh e. I'D "hEn otassFaa in1ueeted D. The
6f:s Fs: , y. ,e ortr thousand eop,.,
Of Web.te,'s Dc::oIay per =a1 uu. ,eissd sun
IN aah:1st ts tsls .taadaII.
.s. -; r. 11PFrScoTT C.
st .ss's :aso4
hE se;9s.t. l. tGrIsR e M CO.
"Ia:.slt !pLsa, My q. lsto."
81: =: =:
:sss ;;
ilsc " the '91 "ao2 VIC p1o
"c2osDA' SlcaoLs; M Il 1EE =: &C..
"Bo..,,, Ju7. :, 1ao." ''' ~ "a''la4''n ST.
~1, 10 .,o~tr- ~e r<p1, th,. v. h.v. ~,
specially e:e:exs3 Mso,ts1 e. .na saoRssd Worcester II
re ~ se1 tae s 81 u our
- 1our ooedent ee1vutA
, ,zeo- AA1AAA' ht@o"a co.
A'S-o'' "1"'
,Ws !ndoEe ~ asse!5 T. ka.d ~ ~ oaf n:&ho7rs
a. t:R03k.K i BREWSTER.
-Bcs.ea. Juze >. 1sto."
1orn17 ,c yo:r nqafr rtx ,r!nE the atsedsrd sveem
Of o:taozstrLy .teptxu L ous D caaon ~e woad
is .gtea gf1 ~ easp:i4E Only .tsaessd.
Hohrn ks P1eRlesv= Sc It Readers 1Ihn tbs p1Et
Sottr ~ ,5e IA. s,1!s,
~ st yta5, iut!ese P1AtEcA
, 1860-10-01

tJ Hats-Caps-of the latest Fall Style.
aaa Wide.A wake uniforms, the place to oes
them il at Ill Randolph street.
ocl.4t SAN. DCSS / Co.
, 1860-10-01

G. r A N Z

pEMoCRATIc nAss NETTING.
, 1860-10-01

Mcs1cAL USlox KEuEAE.AL.-03 this, Mon
day, evening Mr. George +. Root viii nee: tho
Musical Uaton in their Hall, at half pas: 80 esen
o'clock. Every member is expected to be pres
cut, ~ business Of importanc. regarding the
future action Of the Society will be decided.
, 1860-10-01

Erxxrso SCHOOLS At PAlAsa's AcADrxr.-
Many times little additional education be,idea
af1ording iss additional pleasure, increases the
salary. improves our circumstances, or enlarses
the sphere OF cur usefuiness,
Those who Can secure m hour Of leisure two
evenings each week, will do we'll to employ
them in writing, reading. ariskmssio, or book.
keeping, 1t Palmer's Academy, No. 91s state
street
Mr. Palmer, in the last four weeks. has t.
ttblished one Of the most nourishiug private
schools In this city, thus proving that he poat-
esses good degree Of enarRy rightly applied
By thorough business education which IL M.
eessary to tbs SUCCESS Of every educator, and
which We may truly add 10 Prominently qualf-
deshim for teacher Of evening schools. His
advertisement will be found in cur columns.
, 1860-10-01
MARRIED.
I L D,

AZ Flk Gs ". IL. S:pt & hy Rev. L. r o:m.'ea. r
HHA' l. !. SAT,.:S. o. Va ntral>o, I'D. ana FANNY
n. JONES. 4saEher OF J. y. jones Esq, Ct +; Grove
, 1860-10-01

G MITH'S PHILADELPHIA
Mines Aest put up io .1aa ~. from 5 ee7.a u
tsn u south ciaE .tfe:f Geo xe1 s DeN street.
DoExett s EA4son, Ne1th Caxk g. oclz3t
Appeal to Science. - If you
wish to b. Of obtaining perfect hair dye without ona
deleteous element C.1s1ADosoa Exc11ssaa D11 !sths
only one evt1 submitted to Ibis o1teaI. It has BEEN
ANALHZED By CIILTOx,
tht tt chemist II The eouatJ. and h. eert.e.:e strs
forth Its Ea1menessis within tho reseh Ct buyer
THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
oths lasroua blacks snd bro~aa which produces II
7rerG certainty In len minutes has frly for tic
=a2etaHou Or 7ua xcsz 3A1r1Ar inverted.
Sol. ere1ywherr Applied BY Ill HAr Dse=se:s- cE1s-
TAD0RO. No. Altos Hnuse. New Ynrk. eel dim
FLOUR MILL FCE SALE.-A
y!,laao:e loaE WI oibhet. fou: .:o1.e. known
HUDSON RtTrr u F4hki'E. Dntehesa Co.. n. T.
op3o@!fe horga. one mile aauih Ct Fnhk tc~
pot Hudson kA!noad and y the hast tJcr null
m.th.uea bofer. e.. III ths bat rnod2 machinery
making dout his been recently tiet Up through
out i u eoraolese orer 1t nas II tleEato7. bT
by which tus 6ou1 Ea1ufse used can TO Immediately
slipped 10 New Turk. A1t only s.x Ei!ea. This
NIL ahundant supply Of H.t<r It all AID IS
Il aehed to The mill aze modous dwelling houss
rsn3eus Ysrda saltabe fcz operatives. This property
1 te sold On accommodating teams. 4. fnE: iate PIT
ea S1:R T. IsE ~, ;pP7 t.
RoBEH r=oN. No. = Washinz.;u sqzare, Ntw York
CIT. oeldit IL
, 1860-10-01
THE CITY.

- Mr.. Dyes Adult Singing School COM
msnces this evening at bis Music Hall, lis Lske
street. The first le.Eou free.
, 1860-10-01

CErRCH's Dxs7 RAsrBERRY jan from Supar
1t1and, Michl3ap. Tie best m:de. For sale
ouly st Nc. % State street. avs-o,a
, 1860-10-01

% AL should not fsil TO read ths adYertiee-
mens Of Prof. Wood in to.day's paper. se5-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-07
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

albany, March G, 1860.
Mr.. MASyHRRE Gep.) presented petitions for and re.
monstgances against city railroads. Also to limit the fare
on all city railroads to three cents
Mr.. GARDINER (dem moved to recommit the Brooklyn
Water act Carried
The bill relative to licensing public exhibitions in New
York, and to prohibit the the Sabbath al
vapoed to third reading
Mr. MASSyRRE introduced bill to incorporate the Anne
rican Geological and botanical Society
The Governt's message WAS taken up in Committee of
the Whole.
Mr. r p MURPHY made an elaborate speech in favor Of
the political positions OF the Message
In the Senate bills on general orders considered
Mr.. Mcleod Murphys bill to expedite the payment OF
Claims Of servants and Aborers against estates of de-
cemed persons, was ordered 70 third reading
Also bills relative To the payment of assessments
10 Brooklyn and relative 10 the Kings County Supern-
tendepts Of the Poor
Nr Fero introduced bill Incorporating william H.
Hays, Edward B St John, Jas s. Hunt, Mnthorn Tomp
commencing at Fifty ninth street, at the intersection with
the Seventh avenue through Seventh Avenue Greenwich
Avenue nsn.n . street aacdougs street Fourth street,
place Barclay street TO Broadway and slso from
OF Barclay and Church streets, along Church, Canal
and Union place to Broadway, along Broadway
to Seventh avenue to in,ersect with the track.
also also from the corner Of Clinton place or
veisity place, Wooster street, Canal street to West
broadway and Greene street Branches of the road
several foolscap sheets OF paper.
Mr.. MANSERRg introduced bill providing that any
person desiring to construct railroad may give notice TO
the Comptroller Of the city Of hts desire TO any Of the
streets and Of the time file bond in the penal
of one hundred thousand dollars, conditioned, that
il be secures the grant he will faithfully
comply with the terms Of the act aud the
rules and regulations of the Common Council touching the
management aud operation OF the road, aud shalt pay
the CITY yearly rent for which the said franchise shall
be leased The Compt ,oleu1shal advertise such appca
ton for thirty days, and give notice of the terms on
which the franchise VIII be leased 10 the highest bidder
The lowest at which the shall be leased shall be
0xed by the Mayor Comptroller and Street Commissioner
or a majority of them. No lease shall authoriss for
laying more than single track any street not over
sixty feet wide The ratio Of fare shall in case exceed
five cents, under the permission OF the Common Council
act, no. to affect any existing charter.
These the bills alluded to yesterdays report and
proceed from opponents Of the bills reported in the As
semhly
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Our Albany Correspondence.

AiRANY, March z IS6U
Tie Excise Commissioners Before the Saats-Amendusen.s
TO me Escie Lac Svooessd-Its Esen,idl D1fats-The
Otjca Of DE Snnse--Aaempt to RepaJ,ieaiiss tie Nex
frk Liquor Dealers dc.
The Excise Commissioners of New York appeared be.
fore the Senatorial Committee Friday. The exanna
ton commenced with Mr.. Holmes who stated the
why suits commenced before the year 1882 and
then suggested amendments to the Law. He proposes TO
strike oct the section making misdcmeauor TO sell on
Sunday and TO put the parties the stand witnesses
He stated also ihC number Of suits, and that they
progressing fast the courts would alox He
all the questions put to him with great clearnes and
abby, made fair Impression upon the committee
showed the legal position Of the Board aud that all its
acts conducted with strict regard the interests OF
county, ard stated tna' every nduceen, offered
u perscns TO take out licenses
Nts SrmEL.... LII caAAsa kf. Haskell, Presideut Of
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The Proposed Anne nd ments to the City
Charter.


AN ACT TO ANKND THE ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO
AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
PASSED APRIL IL 1857.
Section The fifth subdivision Of section Is OF the act
hereby amended shall hereafter read folows-"5 To
appoint such clerks may be required Ia his office to aid
him In the discharge OF his Official duties
Sec Section 10 OF the act is hereby amended and
shall hereafter read a folows:-'19 The Mayor, the
Comptroller and the Council to the Corporation shall each
be elected The Mayor for term OF tao years. tho Comp
troer for term OF four years and the Counsel 10 the
Corporation for term OF three years. Each Of said off,
GERS shall be voted for upon separate ballot The Street
Commissioner and the City Inspector shah be appointed BY
the Mayor exccp, an acting Msyor) With the Of
the Board Of Aldermen"
Sec Section II Of The &C. hereby amended shall here
aser read ss follows 1hc heads or chief officers OF the
executive departments may appoint aud the chiefs
Of bureaus and the clerks and subor in their re-
specve departments, except that the Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department shall be elected in the pre-.
scribcd by law"
sec. Section - Of the act hereby ameuded shall
hercsftcr read As follows" There shall be deuomnstsi
tho DeEsrpe OF rance. which sha assume and have
control Of all the fscs concerns o! the Corporation IL
hal present tho forms Of kecpi,g and rendering all the
CITY aocounr, which accounts muss b ksps end rVadered
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March 6, 1850.
The usury law taken up in Committee Of the Whole
and long debate bad its merits. Messrs Mliken Law
Robinson, Dwigh, and Pend advocated a reform O, the
present usury laws. Messrs. Wiley, Hocomb, Barrett
Allen Maxon and Stson opposed it. The motion strike
cut the enactirg clause was lost.
Mr.. SHisoS (rep) moved to strike per cent
the legal Of interest insert instead thereof
six per cent Adopted--5O against SO.
Dir. CoCSER (rep.) moved to amend the bill by allow
ing the recovery Of the legal interest 81 well as
the principal when usury proved. Lost
The bill was then amended to take effect from
June L. 1850, and was ordered to q third reading.
The House laid the table the report of the Committee
OF the Whole ordering the usury amendment third
reading
The evening Session occupied in the consideration
OF bills in Committee OF the Whole
The following were completed and ordered a third
reading
10 amend the act TO incorporate companies formed to
navigate the lakes and rivers.
To provide for the appointment OF deputy Of
gas meters TO reside in different parts Of the State
The Canal Appropriation bill.
TO amend the General Railroad act u prohibits drec.
tors from holding proxies and makes regul,
tons in regard 10 nscvent roads, transfer Of stock
To amend the Brooklyn charter.
The bill 10 provide for funding and paying the floating
debt OF New York was debated but progress was
made.
The privileges OF the floor were extended to Hou Au.
gus'ns Frank, member OF Congress from Wyoming,
ing his stay in the city.
Adjourned
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is hereby applied to said Bureau Of Street Cieauug
sec section p Of the act hereby amended shall here
alter read as follows There shall be an executive de.
partment, known the City Inspectors Department tho
ehie officer Of which shall be the City Inspector and shall
have cognzance OF all matters affecting the public health
pursuant 70 the ordnance OF the Common Council
ard the lawful requirements OF the Com nissoners OF
Health and The Board Of Health There shalt be
bureau IN the City Inspectors Department to
be called the Bureau OF Sanitary INSPECTION under the
control OF an officer named Sanitary superintendent who
shall render such services by ordinance NAV be
TO said Bureau 10 the abatement of uu
detrimental to the public health in said city There shall
aso DC bureau IN this department to be known as the
Bureau OF Records and Statistics, and which shall be
under the direction OF the Registrars OF Records and in
which bureau shall be kept all which NAV by law
OF ordnance ee required to DC kept in said department
shall make return the City INSPECTOR OF all inouisitions
taken by them in the said city and county excepting
those charging homicide 1r sconous assault which shall
be fled with the Clerk OF the Court Of General SESSIONS
The City Inspector shall appoint and remove Ssslers Of
Weights and Measuresv
after read a. follows All ferries docks piers aud sIps
shsn Be leased BY the Comptroller pubic auction aud
and In like shall be made ali sales OF pub, nrn
perry, other than grants Of lands under water 70 which
the owners Of the upland aha have pre- empton right
NO ease hereafter given for ferries docks piers or sps
sha DO for period longer than years. excep as the
same may be required by covenants Of the CORPORATION
already existing All ferry leases shall be revocsble by
the Comptroller for msmanAgement or for neglect 70
comply with any Of the provisions of the lease All per.
sons acquiring any ferry lease gran. under tho pro-
NNiona o. tnn ect snau De required TO purchase,
at . fair appraised valuation, the boats, buildings and
other property OF the former lessee grantee actually
necessary for the purposes Of such ferry or grant Pre-
vous notice Of sales referred this resolution shall be
given by the Comptroller in not less than five daily papers
the city OF New York fos thirty days preceding
the day Of SALE"
Sec Q. Section "A OF the act hereby amended Is
amended by striking out therefrom and repeating the
sentence In said section which reads folIows"No
member OF the Common Council shall any conpen
sston for his service such member and inserting
ssd and In place o sncn sentence stricken out And
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Steamship Monticello Eager Washington and Norfolk mise
ba,t showing signal with letter white grounds
Steamship Paspsco, Lay6ed Portland mde and pass to
II. B. Cromwell Co:
er Dec "a Cape Good Hope Jan 20 crossed the Equator
Atlantic Feb q teas &C., to Goodhue Co. Has had heavy
and TO- had violent gale from n to n Z. March lat 70 S5
Ion s. q, spoke Pra. big Prince Regent from Gibraltar
Feb coal to TsSn.s Wallace Co. Hs. Experienced hesTS
westerly gales since March and has been days Od Sandy
ship E. y. wiets Gates, New,Bedford, in ballast to
B S' days nd.e to William
Bark Marie (Meck yo.. Trieste 70 DAYS, via Gibraltar 20
days mdse to o. W. Polz March lat 81 IS, Ion 70 g.
spoke chip James L. Boge l6 days from Mobile for Hamburg
Bark Challenge Dr. of LondOn Hawkins Malag, Jan. d.
Gibraltar Feb mutt &C., to Grund westervet Had heavy
Brig H. B. Emery tof castine Perkins Me.sna Jan IS and
sG @ M assd az .o St
20 years, fell overheard, and was lost m
to f. Pyenstedt Co. Has had heavy northey weather on
the coast has been ii days NJ OF Hattera with pilot on board
Big Fergestee Ausran Tenich Bahia JAM 2s coffee to
Kirkland Won Sacks March lat 80 as Ion &c. spoke schr
schr T. b. Brown of Harwchl Nckerson. Arroyo, p R. 6
days, oranges to GilmSTn March 49, lat 81 81 lon y y
has heavy has been days of Hsttera
with heavy norheIly gales.
salt to Probst Co vessel to Bassett Bacon CO. Has had
heavy weather been days ~ Of Hsteras March lat 70 Ion
schr Echo lBr) spearweahe Fortune Bay, F. 10 days.
hah to master Had heavy W. and W. gales most of the pas
sage Lost jibboom and sprung foemast
Schr EnchanIe Jayne Savannah 10 days. cotton &c. 10
McCreedy Mott Co. Been days NJ Of Hatteas with heavy
northerly wes.her
Sh Statesman Chsppe from the wreck Of ship Wsbamo,
buInt Sandy Hook with materials saved, to the Under
writer's.
schr Neptuues Bride Ge ApalsohicOa Is days, cotton,
schr Queen Of the South smaIted) EwOOd Providence
days - =, - 81, ,,.
y. y Powell 49,,
schr Ann :. Batter, Fish, Wareham, nails.
scbr MsIy Newell Covill, WsIeham, nails.
schr Philanthropist Chi pnan, EEabethpon FOR Boston
schr Charter OAK, Kelly. Boston.
sohr AZ BOYD, Rich, Boston for Virginia
schr M H. Reed Kelly, New.Bedlord.
Sehr 4. n. Smith, briggs, New Bedford for Albany.
sehr Maria Louise, Chase, Fail River days