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M A r IN e !.



ENTERED-JUSE p.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo.
Propeller Young America, Tyler, Ogdensburgh.
Schooner Catherine, Twitchell, Kingston.
Schooner Eveline Bates, Peterson, Marquette.
Schooner Il. 3. Steele, Jones, Ba1g9 'BB519 C1ry.
seow Mary and Lucy, Gerl4seh, 4s Bay Bay City.
ScOw Free Mason, Deeg, Toledo
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller Forest Queen Carney, Buffalo,
Propeller Tioga, Sisson, Dunktrk.
Bark Twilight Vance, Milwaukee.
Bark Flying Mist, NickersOn, Milwaukee.
Bark, B. A. STANDARD, Vance, Chicago.
Schooner Queen City; Stone, Milwaukee.
Schooner Spray, Reid, Sandusky.
Schooner II. B. Steele, Jones, Saginaw.
Schooner Mary Williams, Anderson, Chicago.
Schooner r. o. Lake Port Burwell-
schooner Catherine, Twitchell, Hamilton,
Scow NJ. Kelley, Lester, Saginaw,
Seow Lime Rock, Bissett, Saginaw.
Sc0w Mhittlesea Chaplin, Saginaw.
ScOW Q. Rich, Blinn, Huron.
Scow Mary and Lucy, Gerlach, Detroit.
Scow Orleans, Porter, Toledo,
VESSELS PAss1Sa.-The following passed De-
troit on the 18th:
UP-PropelIers Iron City, Mil, Buffalo, West Mis-
souri, schooners Carthagenian, Son and Heir, Sirius
Medbury, Reciprocity, r. Emmet, Wellington.
DowN-Propellers Detroit, Adriatici barks Colo
radO Northwest, Geraldine, Northern Light; brigs
Il. Burns, Powhattan, Minnesota MOntezuma, f. B.
Gardner Hutchlngsoni A Mitchell, W. Treat, stand
ard schOoners I. Simms, Queen City, s. H. Kimball
Falcon, international, II. Ross, Guide, II. b. Hub
bard, Mary Williams, CurleW, Baensch 1Iuskingam,
c. Bailey. Three Bells, A Craig, West Wind MetTop-
oils, c. Hibbard, Wyoming, COrnela.
The following vessels passed Detriot on the Goth;
UP-Propellers Comet, Acme, Mendoza, Michigan;
barks Parana, Sam Ward, Pomeroy schooners York
State, Contest, Fillmore, San Jacinto.
DoWN-Propellers Iowa, Globe.
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REAL ESTATE.

WE ESTERN LAND.-H. II. LIT
w TIE, of the late firm Of Little Keyes has
constantly on had large quantity Of fine Farming
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exchange
for city or country Real Estate Personal Property
riOr-St. maylS:R26
T YMAN LITTLE. DEALER IN
lREAL ESTATF.-Keeps a great variety of Farms
and City Property for Sale or Rent. Also, choice
Iowa and Missouri. once No. 6, AtWater Building,
Cleveland, Ohio. feb6:R26
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEYES,
I, formerly ofthe firm Of Littles Keyes,) has
opened Real Estate Office in ROuses Block, corner
OF SuperiorSt and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of first quality Farm
ing Lands in the States of Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, exchange for city country property; also,
for all kinds Of personal property. Part cash paid
necessary. aprl6;R25
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NEW YORK MARKET. lynne 21.



FLOUR-hiarket generally without important
change. Market closing quiet
sales 4 800 bbls at sl,lOaA,25 for superns state
sl,45g455 for extra state; si,lO042O for supeThne
western s4ti5ei,e9 for common 70 medium extra
western ) s4,9og2i90 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohioi g. O5jO for trade
CANADA. FLOUR Market steady but scarcely
80 hrm sales go bbls ct ei,459A,55 for common;
RYE. FLOUR Market quiet and steady. Sales
. CORR IiEAI.-In fair request. Sales 400 bbls
az szs9 jersey 1901 for BrandyWine.
-o ~ Ills > ~ aMarket heavy and declining. Sales
WHEAT.Mayket heavy and closes Ic lover
Sales 620O bush fair Chicago spring Mt 90. 2l 80 sb
Milwaukee club at 81 O0l03 $3.50 bush amber Iowa
q s., ,0l 06i 1900 bush fair winter red western at
81 ,l5 1900 bush amber Michigan at s N: 4 bush
Canada club at q lo2' 1900 bush white western at
81 "a; 100 white Kentucs y-on private terms
AE-Market quiet and very firm at 62969c f0r
western, and 72g75c for stare. Sales 700 bush west
ern on private terms.
BARLEY-lAlarlS inactive and nominal
BARLEY RLALT1sales SEQ bush 9Oe.
COkN-Market heavy and lc lower. Sales 5000
bush at 5l52e for old mixed western; 4j5Oc for IN
sound ana new do o5E954fe for western Yellow 67@
OATS-In moderate request, Sales at 4S9i5c for
jersey Canada, western and state. FL.
HOPS-harket firm with fair demand. Sales at
COFFEE-Market has been more active since our
last for Rio at arm prices Sales u 900 bass on pr
F1se sIIfs 5esIIl5 3 co,,,;r -1l7-,>.
to good refining. Sales 1000 hhds Cuba at Ease 200
hhds Porto Rico s7G3s55c; IO3 boxes Havana Al 7IIT
for ground. granulated and crushed.
lIOLASSES-Marketq quiet. Sales % hhds Porto
Rico at 36c.
PORK-Msrzet opened heavy and closed steady
with rather more doing Sales 1910 at sl075GslOs7z
closing at the latter price, for mess; S62 for prime;
O,15 for prime mess. ..rs s.
BEEF-1Iarket quiet and steady Sales 100 bbls
at s5,57OO for country prime; S5,000lO00 for coun-
try mess Sl20O9l3, 80 for repaekod mess; l3O0I45O
for extra mess. -...-..
PRIME MESS BBEF-Market dull at $500
BEFF HAgIs-AIarlyet ouiet nj sl4 5O1lIs.5 .5o the
latter price for choice
CUT AIEATS-In fair demand at steady prices.
hams.
BACON STDES-0Iarket inactive.
LARD-Market quiet and very firm. Sales so
bbls at 7Gg596c; 100 kegs at Sld55Sc
%, BUTTER-selling at sal5c for Ohio; lO9l7c for
CHEESE-Marllets steady and firm at 3asc
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALEs.
DR. CHEEsFNANs PILLS

Uh. GhEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice They are
mild in their operation, and certain IN eorecting all
irregularities, painful lIsnstruation removing an OBJ
structions, whether from cold OF Otherwise headache
pain in the side palpitation Of the heart, whites, all
nervous affections, Mysteries iatig1s, pain In the
back and limbs &C., disturbed sleep which arises
from interruption Of nature.
fa3ll DIR. CHEEsEMAN's PTBIS3
was the commencement Of new era IN the treatment
Of those Irregularities and obstructfons which have
consigned 50 many to a premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is srsguiar, and
whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline
DR. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS
are the most eectual remedy ever known for an CON-
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they ara
invaluable including with certainty, periodical reg.
ularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them, at different periods, throughout the eoun
try having the sanction Of some of the most eminent
Physicians in America il
Explicit dirsetions stating when they should not
Be used, Wiih each Box. The price, 81, 90 per Box
containing from 50 to 50 Pills fr5
Pills sent By mail, promptly, BY renting to the
Proprietor. Sold BY Druggists generally
R. B. HUTCHINGs, Propristor,
-- % Cedn-st., EeY York
~ Sold WholssaIs and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. hH q aprIi.eoERa
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Arrival Of COtton and Sugar from New Or
leans.
The first shipment Of merchandise from
New Orleans arrived at New York on FRI
day, BY the brig Yankee Blade, which left
New Orleans on the Sd inst She brings
cotton, sugar and molasses. Capt. Fair
child reports an activity in trade in the
Crescent City that is in great contrast to
the desolation which prevailed when he
arrived out on the 1st of May 90
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Iune 21

lBK TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-5larket dull
WHEAT-Market quiet. Sales at 77a{37sc for
No. l; 7O6l72c for No. 3
CORN-Marllet steady and toerably active .
OATS-Market steady. Sales at 20025c
RECEIPTS-7,20 200 bbls -four; a, go bush wheat;
223,000 bush corn.
SHIPIIENTS-ll,0O0 900 bbls -four; 5000 bu wheat;
900 bush corn; $1,000 bush oats.
REIGHTS-Declined &c.
EXCHANGE-16@l4 Z cent. Gold 6izd1 e cent
rrarn INN
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until u NJ, June Path, for build
ing Champlain-St Branch Sewer and branches.
Plans and specifications can be seen and more par
ticular information obtained at said Engineer Office
and after the 18th inst. ..
The Board Of City. Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reseryinR the right to accept or re-
ject the same. By order Of the Board.
q. D. BISHOP,
junel9:3g3 City Civil Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRA CT0RS-
Y Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer until y NJ, June PATH for Filling
original ten-acre lots Nos l4 and l42, Lake-St.
The Board of City improvements invite the submis-
sion OF bids reseryng the right to accept the
same By order Of the Board.
c. D. BISHOP,
juneig.393 City Civil Engineer
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Freedom is the Fundamental Law of the
I.nnd.


The grandest act Of all those which have
made this Congress glorious, was the pass
age Of the act forever prohibiting slavery
IN the territories, on the ground that Gree
dom may be and remain the fundamental
law Of the land" Il was the consumms-
ton Of the life long energies Of the friends
Of liberty and freedom, and fitting re-
spOnse to the appeal of the spirits Of the
murdered defenders Of Kansas The entire
bin, as signed by the President is as fol-
lows
"To the end that Freedom may be and
remain forever the fundamental law Of the
land in all places whatsoever, so far as it
d lies within the power or depends upon the
action Of the Government Of the United
States to make it so, therefore,
g Be Il enacted &C., That from and after
the passage OF this act THERE SHALL BE
NEITHER SLAVERY NOR =INV0LUN-
TARY SERVITUDE IN ANY OF THE
TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES
now existing OF which may at any time
hereafter be formed or acquired by the
United States, otherwise than in punish
nent Of crimes whereof the party shall
hsYe been duly convicted"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



No Nodiaeasas 20 certain ofcura bT Brandrotbi- pm.
Is This. They soon take out Of t blood the D,rtic,
lar Virus upon which al pain depends, and the "a.
ten; e cured. = 1. -rTrl.. 7..-
Mr.. T. n Adams, Sos Twelfth Street. New Yo-t
Suffered with rhsumatlsm for Hong perfod. Ho "a.
attended oy able 2hysciSns, but their ursgcrfptfoug
wers ONO avail; be was unable 70 move vitboBt u,
sstanee and for months vas almost entirely .oren.5
to his bed. At this period Of his sickness when bo
had ned, and he expected % Be cripple for the r.
mainder Of his ne, he was recommended to uss
.-I t-t BRAEDRETHis PILLS
The first box evidently made him better tbs I'm.
proVennent vas more decided from the second box.
and by ths time he had ussd eighteen boxes be Wa
entirely cured Of rheumatism and the strength and
Supleneal Of his limbs were restored u Is nov over
year that this cure has been effected, and be hag
bad no return, but eOntinuss ts enioyment Of per-
feet health. May sth, ls5l.
sold b A. 8. Gardner ~ supcrior-st, Cleveland,
Ohio, and By al respectable dealers in medicines
"The Root Of all BviT' is the venom Of
disease instiled into the system By carly abuss IN
diligence and excess Of any kind. This must bserad-
ieated from the system without delay; not moment
should be lost. The pernieious use 0f ms-rury win
not IT. nay, It win niurs rather than ours Tisss-
mar J. 2 and g. is your only ehanceA 5ertal Of the
book Human Frailty, or Physiological Rssearchs,'
illustrated with eol0red- engragings uIIl explain
everything It viii only cost you 3 esuts. To be
had q Dr.. Barrow, l9i Bleoksr-st., New Yak Sent
free Of postage sTsryWhsre.
Sold b. g. ". Clark, Druggist Cleveland. Ohio
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nne Crna1 Mar In nIemphis.

A. L. Kimbro, Nl. D., of Memphis, an
nounces that as most of the citizens are re-
fusing Confederate notes, he will still take
them at par.
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MARRIED.

At Florence, Erie county, June llth, by the Rev.
T. Barber, Mr. WILLIAM NJ T. BLAOKMAN of Flor
ence, and Mrs. HANNAH E, SWEETLAND of Hart
ford, Ct
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NY. STOCK lEARKET-June 81.

BY TELEGRAPH
EY--MarSet continues easy at 45iJ6 2 cent
on call, and 4g5 q cent on strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-1Iarire firm ut
ll79ll7k for merchants and lI7}sdl174 for bankers
bills.
GOLD-Amerioan gold steady at 65k p cent pre-
MUM. California gold bars firm at 7@74 2 cent
premium.
United States 6s 81 closed at lO66i $40 Treasury
Notes l055s61I05f.
Total exports Of specie for the week s5,O7500O.
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REVOLVERs & KNIVES.

ID DEVOLYERS AND BOWIE
Ny KNIVES.-A ine assortment Of Revolving Pis-
tolls, such Colts New Model, Baeon's, Riders, Al
len WhalOck's, Sharp's, Spies, Smith 4 WessonH,
large and SMALL with various other kinds, Just re-
osiVed and for sale cheap, By ,,,
Gun sEoRE-l22 superiOr-st., Cleveland, o.
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We regret exceedingly to announce that
Col Charles Doubleday, Of the ID Ohio
Cavalry, has been compelled by the course
which has been pursued toward him by his
superior officers in the Department Of
Kansas, to resign his commission and re-
turn to private life. Col. Doubleday has
labOred increasingly and efficiently for the
good Of the service, and has desired moth
ing so much as an opportunity for active
service in the field. But he has been per-
sistently kept in the background and al
though he has had command Of a brigade,
the higher officials have been careful that
he should not win Brigadier's straps by
victory. Thus we find that when upon
the eve Of battle in command Of the In
dian expedition, he was relieved of his
command and an undistinguished Colonel
put in his place. Col Doubleday disre-
garded his orders to return, went on with
his march, had brush with the enemy,
captured $4,000 worth Of cattle, horses
and mules, and then resigned his commits
sion, and has now returned to Cleveland.
We trust that this effort Of Kansas poll
tians to degrade a worthy officer will be
Overruled by the authorities at Washing
ton and he be reinstated in some COM
mand.
We give elsewhere letter from an Off
Ger Of the ID Cavalry, detailing recent
events and the immediate causes of the
resignation of Col. Doubleday. In the
ST. Louis Republican we find the following
note
PLANTERS HOUsE, ST. LOUIS,
Wednesday Evening, June is, 1852. !
EDITOR RkPUBLrCAx: see in your issue
of this morning a somewhat mystifed ac-
count from the LeaTenworth Conservative
Of an affair in which l captured some fifteen
hundred head Of st ock from the enemy on
Cowskin Prairie. also committed the
blunder Of driving away some fifteen or
eighteen hundred Of the enemy, whom
was not aware were a kind Of Kansas
Senatorial reserve, necessitating, by their
proximity, force of some seven or eight
thousand Of our troops near Fort Scott
There is now no enemy nearer than Fort
Smith. Fat contracts viii therefore be at
discount in Kansas for want Of the ne
cessity of an expedition Tired of the
pastoral life which has been the fate Of my
regiment in that country during the past
five months, 1 quit the service two days
since, despairing of ever being permitted
to share in the glories of our arms while
confined under Kansas political domina-
ton. Very truly yours,
CHARLES DOUBLEDAY.
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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

The subscribers have on hand superior article Of
PURE WHITE LEAD also, the cheaper grades.
Ihoy ofsr 70 the trade AZ very low prices fsr
cash. [feh2sl- JOHN WEBSTER 4 co.
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TAILORING.

HENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
" ING, Renovating and Mending Establishment,
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No. I9 Prospect street, viii
hereafter devote his attention cleaning renoyutng
and mending Gentlemen's clothing. He has facili-
ties for doing his work in the best manner. Gentle
nan will fnd Il for their interest during these hard
times % gtTe Mr.. Ager trial. naT&ha4
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEYELAND PRODUCE lIARKET.

Il MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
MONDAY MoRHIsg, June % 1861
FL0UR-rho market on Saturday was unchang-
Cd and auioi aud no sales Of eonsequeneo reported
WHEAT-Market steady and unchanged. Sales
Of cars red on track at 0ijke, and ] car at DC.
OORN-AIarlSotqu quiet at slcgs5e for choice new
and old No sales reported.
OATS-steady at 30c.
BUTTER-We note a slight decline, with sales at
lIz9i2c for choice yellow.
OEERsE Elm at 5z@6c fot W..R
BGGS-In good demand at oeg}fc.
LARD-DuIl at 6Y97c
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A FRIEND N NEED-TRT NJ
DR.. Svest's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iIiueBared
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Csanecticut
the great bone setter and has been used N lbs prac-
tics for the last twenty years with the most agonish
ing success. As an external remedy it is without
rival and win alleviate pain more speedily than auy
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders il is truly infalbe, and As curative for
Sorqs, Wounds, Sprains Bruises, &C, rs soothing,
healing and powerful sfrengt gthening propenstias,
cite the lust wonder and astouishment OF al who have
synr given it trial. Over four hundred csrii1catas
Of remarkable cures parormed By it within she last
two years attest to this iact- strong Armstrong,
Agents for Clerelan9 Z decloalte0HdEsT;I RS
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how LOST ~. HOW REsnOREDIl
Just Published in Sealed EnTelope-prfca 6c
"A Lecture On the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure OF spermat0rrha, or Seminal Weakness, InYol-
untGry Emissions, Sexual Debility and I'm pedimsnt e
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and Fits,
Consumption, Mental and Physical ncaracity re-
s1lting from Self Abuse, &c, by Robert CuYsrWeI
n D., author Of the Screen Book, p i1gG
"a BOON 10 THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS''
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any hddre
post paid) on receipt Ol SIX csnts, or tn postage
p o Box 4ss6 ~ anr2-3Qf
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AMUsEMENfs.
4 CADEMY OF MUsICI .0gI,s
II BANK STREET. Rtk
JOHN FI,IsI,R ,RR....-.-....... Mama ger. ~

SCALE OF PRICES-Parquette, IS cents; Famiif
circle, 2 cents; Gallery IS cents; seats Reserved
during the day, % cents Single Seats in Private
Boxes, IS cents; Entire Box, 2, & dOllars. s..
Doors open at y Curtain rises At ~ o'clock.
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SOLD By AS. Garaner, ~ superior-st, Cleveland.
Ohio, and by an rsspectaba dsalars In rnodlcins.
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MANHOOD;

~ sOld WhoIssaIs and Rssan in CisFsiand b.
STRONG& 4 ARMSTRONG. Hf 81 aurIfsdwR27
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP JEWELLERY. 100
IL pieces o Jcwcry for 81, comprising The same deserip
ton Of cwery used 10 str oncry packages One piece of
cwefy postage paid Tor 10 cents with circular giving
description of our goods Also stationery and Jewe'ry
packages the best IN The market prices varying from 80
cents 80 dozen Address T. AudreWs, ITO Sudbury
street. Boston, Mass
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POLITICAL.

MILITARY TALL.-fNDEpENDENr DEMOCRATIC
lh General Comnttlee.The fourth annual meeting OF
this Committee will De held a, Military Hail. 49, Bcwery on
Thursday evening May 3 at O'clock FOR tbe purpose
organizing the General Committee for the ensuing year
TIE several wards entitled 70 repre- caaton ~ foi.
lntxa-
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w ANTED--A LARGE ASSORTMENT or LADIES
" and geuicnen's cas-, on Clothing Jewelry Carpets
Fucninire a. for which the highest price WI lie patti
Call on or ADDRESS STERN. EOS seventh avcnVe Of
Tveay loWti sHoet ksaies N s..endanse.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

s~ee ~
r AXE MoHEGAN HOUSE, LAKE MoUE0AN, WILL
IL open May % for the accommodation Of Boarders.
Situated four miles east OF peeksslH the Hudson,
pnd hafs ride from New York Terms six dollars
per week. AddressA w Palmer Continental Hotel Peeks
Kill.
Also few good Family Rooms at the Continental in the
village, utcs walk from the depot OF Hudson River
Railroad Reference Thomas Nelson Evening Post Build.
lng aud Robert u. N.sQn, 10 Rcadc street.
AXE HOUSE, ,LA6E GEORGE, KEPT BY sHER
IL rclParlics cant, Rooms early at this house At low.
rates. Apply Information be had at lU Pearl
street New York. % on middle oil May.
DIVER HOUSE, Fooi OF ls2D STREET CARAVANS
N Who, newly fufuished and IN complete ordorFam.
lies and single gentlemen make flor
season on raasOahc torn Grounds well shaded and a..
cassbe hourly b. Hudson River Railroad Steamboat stage
Apply - above
CT JULIAN STATEN. IsLAND-GRANT STREET.
> near Quarantine landing, open Tuesday 9Th ~ May,
f1r tho reception summer boardsls. Billiards. bowling
alleys bail ioUm and every convenience, inside and out
y summer sdence for gsutlemen aud families.
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BOARDING AND LoDGINa.

RR00KLYN.-BoARD-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
- obtain pleasant Rooms with good Board IN private
family at 80 Garden door from state street. ave
minutes ak from Wall South ferry Terms mode
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An ACT TO CONFER ADDITIONAL POWER UPON
"a the Metsspoan Police, Relating to the Inspection OF
The people of me Safe Of New York. represented in
in The Eae Pocs % e sa and
suc times and il sao manner aud form
py e and regulations TO be made therefor by the Metro.
iSs iaa
after as praceaoe Il. Ms.ropoan sanaiy Company. or
such member Or members thereof he competent FOR
boad e Out a person .s1
suss Steam soer or
ana al appliances connected Herewith and The strength
shall se the sss
viz e Ss a. such certifying each pspesSn
speced and also to the engineer charge same and
sepa M
@ 30 se ss
boiler Ter shall DO TIE one certified ID.
proper correct record Of ali Inspection OF Steam So
s and # s s,s Of 10y II s.s
a. % herewith shall be dssmsd BY ts
Board such changes and a. may
o o TBS and s s ad G
changes and ateratons made and such appliances
% fos sn s
e using Ss s @
Of may be taken the control Of the said Police
he U foo 70 30 counter
ssn Any causing 70 be sppsd
the same in accordance with the provisions this
any person violating the Of the second section Of
this Act shall be guilty amsdemeanor ANY
OF any boiler the Metropolitan District shall
fail omit TO have the reported for inspection pro-
vided for by this Act such boiler be taken under
control Of the Metropolitan Police Board, and all persons
prevented from using the until be satisfactorily
tested as herein Eoyed for and the owner shall In such
Sec T. This act shall take effect Immediately.
CENTRAL DEPAftrsEST or METROPOLITAN PoLIca, !
AIS BaoOME sTREET. CORNER of Elm, !
NEW YORK, May ], 1862.
In conformity with the provisions OF h entitled An
act to confer additional powers the Metropolitan Police
relating the inspection OF boilers passed April
1867" all persons owning using stationary
boiler boilers in the Metropolitan Police district except
those connected with ranges in private dwellings are
quired 70 report to the Board OF Police in wins between
this date and the Both day oil May 1872 the 10 of such
boiler boilers owned used by them
purpose which such boilers used thereafter
In any removal OF boiler the erection Of
new one like report shall be made torthwh and all par
ties requested to have nipple and cock q incnes
diameter put In convenient part their steam boiler
that the inspectors win have delay In making
tons for ties ing.
By order OF the Board Of Police.
SETH G. HAWLEY Chief Clerk.