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slOvemenrs OF occTn steamers.
Pnssengers Arrived.

FROM sAvASNA Akin scau,.''p M'onr-J u Bar',ci' $
s,iu Con. 1.. and family Mira Anderson end child lir- am
win, W. A. pose son, A. L. Green. 4. A. D.tn and wife w.
Gordon ID. Oven, e. b. hil.rl enc vile - Met e5nie j.
krrdrl Mr. Powell Sis Ms Sluch Mrs stud, llfs
u G Clrt Jelio scvk. Dr. Pclut. tap. d. jonnson W. W.
. Era W. a. sfer r cLudr.u. T. C. Doueasf g. T. tyrfes.
IS Houston. Mi. hie Redmond NIs T. ofaer Art Ts,sei
Dr. ivlr. O. S.F.i r. Eugd Cd. Clpt H. hcitli tupL
(rsy s. a. Ha.fri md wife, MFs D. Tlomas Ms 5 r b. Jones
a. Snck srd wife Mss Aksach Aiss T. speed =" Lucas
Brsuuan James Maunuy and wife, ~ Nesins al
iio Thompson. a. w. ben eti j. lisln"r D. s~erny y T.
qHams. D. lofdes Bishop y. y. layre, African tLnc. T.
N.on iloauan. l.. P0uange. 6urm, o. : hnynrs W hs
ns 4 Allen T. a. Aleu- n n Greenwood A. d. Sutl VIE ald
i NJ Merritt aud "a chid-en Mics Locke T. Libby j. d
Tblmp.an. " G.aseI, " G. youe NJ D. speaofa swan ao
gav III r.mnbsf Kni-ht X H. NcF rsine g. w tairhed =
: Han ii Monros g. ". Tobey, Neal Mefk ;. b-iaNu
~ . ST Coire q. t neef e. N'oo.oi1 ue- ~ 'ess 80.
FRUN VARIOUS PUHrS-ln brig Pc n. from burnns AYres u
Frrar iesis, s.hr Clinton fau totani ncc JHnt-
.ssol wife, D. Llu-ar ST. tLafprusr g. hnt 10 o.
N3de barn-s Mlrzas, .. B. Nli-dea ID fefEHs =
~ l ono j. Luther l steamship AROMA lel b'tif'' Wv
.-.l. u -.r IL .Ll A.. rI-Li..
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PORT or EEw-YoRK"......~JvSss G.


.iLn CITY OF Cort (Brl Brigeman Liverpool John G. Dale
81 ul.fn frlouf fbrl Dixon. London Howand Afph"--
sssal.iip Aeppl fBrl McAckon. Liverpool y. Cauari
s.srshl Columbia. barton Havana Ac, bafllsou Amen
~-ausp Fen 4. Terry. Clupa. hewbefH, q. b1oisfccd
st..Inshin nuner Ro1rrs. ln4ngoH. q. IA. FeEsgh
~-.1shia DirFo God Portland ia T. tfom~eA a 70
snip Afrtlds bake. Buctsp5ri, r. r. BUCK Co.
Sh.p Oid Fellow Dyer. kswr,, p. n. heefucr
llrrl btnohe ORR Mossn4au. knzston, McCuly harsh
n.f Gpnress Mgmord Croker Falmouth ior ordeis buey
Inosane MaIsfics j. hury
RcnsoTa (bfaa srailanho Iesfs and fAia .
.rdflfnn.
Rnr Rosiyu, Tuihn. Nueri'ss. Sanchez = Dolz
Rrif tamrr MafshaI. Philadelphia Ihsyrr Sargent
Err Nellie TAYLOR - 1houias au- 81. tro.1.
Bra firauIa ~ wood fuucl4L Miller iolshton
hr.I JOAN Brsaard Jameson Casls, Mstcal Duncan.
Niuf1ker Brown, Boston. Miller \ Houclton o..
schr Toward IT, Mast p " 9dsor n s. - X po N %
s. 1otus " q. D. H. De Nci q Oo'
-.r U Russell Nick@r.ls Galveston Murray fefrif& Co
srht j ~ Fneas tbrl Johnson HarDor Leland j tlr1A
srnr ssae More. bradford fza1cApoft ~ p small Co.
s-I, I. "A Johnson llti'r. New ulveai J. u. Gag"f
sr seymour Norton, ffosarueef Racket Iooksf lay
setr Frsutiu Smith. wacnsn Rscketi Tooker Taylor.
str Baldwin fasi haven Racket look-f aliof
SIR sfa firI Monday 0fauvlie y -. Brett son Co.
sou 81 %. sawyer kur Portland. Simpson & Ciapp.
Afir b. ba.tl. Brewster besafori, Thomas Holmes
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EoBLET CHzIsTIE,
&. a. hAN MISS
JOBS McD1glLB.

paumhet has recently been issued and put into
circulation BY Mr John r. Cnmmng OF the Commission
ers of Emigration Of this State purporng to be report
made BY him to the Castle Garden Committee Of that Board
An which the agents Of railroad companies doing business
within The Garden are accused Of deaudlng emierauts by
charging them more than the legitimate fare for ransporta
on 10 their destination The statements IN this pamphlet
have been received BY % the city journals as facts and
have been made the OF assault upon the Commission
ers Of Eiraton who arc charged with oupabe neglect Of
da or corrupt oonnyanoe for having suffered these alleged
rselpraotees 70 have prevailed for so long period
The repor in question called forth y the following reso'
luton adopted by the Castle Garden Committee Oh the state
Board Of Emigration on the ID day Of February Lasts
Rsolssd That Mr.. Cumming be appointed COMMITTEE OF
one 10 communicate with the ticket agents aud others 10 ea
ton 10 the irreguiares o. eAS' ~ ol s.i i I'm ol
emgran passengers West aud solsh ana 70 report pa" "
arrangement"
This resolution was introduced by Mr. Cumming hiDse and
under pgctense authority he has made Tie report no"
circulated b. him That report al the present time before
te Commissioners Of Emigration Tor their Investigation ara
actcn II wholly pafc statement ana as ine report Oh
COMMITTED made 70 the Board is the property Of TIE Board
until acted uou by Them It's publication and circulation ny
Mr. Cumming IN advance Of such action IS on act OF lnae
cencv and implies tha ts author Lad some ml'l oy'0 "
su,ervc in giving publicity before IT'S assertions 'e ''
nshed OF refuted
The present Commissioner Of Emigration are hesIS
GuliaB C. verplanck Wilson G.. HINT John r. Cu'niains
Frederick 8 Winston. Cyrus II. Louifel Isaac 4 o'i'A
Richard Gofman Philip Bissinrer ana Mayors Holman Oh
New. end Booth Of Brooklyn. The Castle OArach O'l
mittee consists Of Messrs Hant Cumming LoueL "naioH
/ OGorman aud Bissiugor.
OF these gentlemen Messrs Winston. Loutrel hhl.n'
OGouaan Bissiugor Honan and Booth are now memDis %
The Commission AL Of them have taken the position within
tie present year, some Of them within a few weeks.
TIE charges q fraud aud imposition made by Mr. Cumming
are wholly unfounded and viii be proven 81 the pending
nvesgs alton; bot thsY instead OF false aud ma
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Appropriations 5oT CoIorrd schoois-A De
fauliing md AbscoaGir g school Teneher-
His Prompt Dismissal by the EOnrd.

The Board met at 3 O'Clock last evening, the Pfes-
dent. JAMES NJ MCLEAN. esq. in the chair.
Commissioner WARREN presented the following resolutions
Rsrore8 TA the une1p,nlsd 5asnes q he respective 'ua np
peso. ei oeored schools be transferred % ihe see ui M "a
seboo} and expended roy,rd Oy Gle bylaws unee TIE 'i
vision Of toe Committee on o!orei Schools
Commissioner FAER offered resolution that The primary
schools departments under the control Of tho Board a.
uoaton be allowed to dsmiss the scholars at W oc ''t
in each school during the months OF june and
from the present time until the Summer VACATION "-on
v resolution the Controller wns requested 10 place che
OF 500 70 credit Of the Board for various ssloo F
poses for and during the current year
I, ' s i dB9cps o Be made r aItcus
pairing Grammar School Building No. VA The l4ta "Sia'
Tie Finance Committee presented report that in com
Board paid Edward A. Walsh, Principal Of Grammar Seio
No 81 on or The 18TH Of Ay last warrant iof he
employed in said School during ttc month Of April
Ta the said Ed a. Walsh made default and ahscondrd
with the amount aforesaid. 1hte CLERK upon a,ccrmig
the fact made every 30 lind said Walsh ara rec 'eT
TIE money He through The assistance o. member o gre
accounted for Of S74s - aer dodncne tho amount due
Walsh foI bis salary Tor April tgens ssI - aueie s 80
inc 49, thus making tie actual loss TO tbs Boad
Tbe Committee on asccainne the fc's Of the passed
resolution requesting Presiicnt and Clerk 10 Sign war
raut for amount. Que the teachers aforesaid vheh vas
of the action OF tie President and Clerk iu sim
ing the warrant The Committee also deem pepr 20 s.i.
oil sed Walsh forthwith auuued license teacher end
the trustees Of the Twenty Ward promptly pasrf
resolrtou recommending this Bond 20 remove Walsh from
the position he held The Committee IN cOuciss1n lreaent
Tor adoption the following resolution:
Rs.oilsS That The seoo q Pradr, and cett 90
warrant Tor o. tor the payment Of r c.'
euroy@d b. Grammar No 81 daring o." month OF Apih at
heir he sr1oun' this Bosd by the ccisicon Of tdwd =
Wsh Prnc said School, be- ans the srr hereby apffvd
amount be charged to the Tor s@i'e' o
Teachers"
The resolution adopted.
comInuucaion was received from The Trusiees a. The
Word containing copy q resolution weh
the Local board adopted a meeting leii May l4th lf-
rccoaeui ne the dismissal Of Edward 4. Walsh Principal a.
Grammar school No improper conduct Gad neglect p
dutv Which was refc-1ed the Com niltec lclcarls
which In lew moments aftaIward Irscntct rtpr "'iA
resolution attached diminishing sac sad Walsh from ms pj
ton A. Principal OF Grammar school No 81 and that De De
not allowed to hold any situation cny school under The c0n
troll o. this Board Hereafter.
The report was received and resolution thereto attached
adopted
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Bremen and Verona the other TO be transported on ne
feet to some adventurous expedition ELMER pyt-s
way Of lsTa, or By Damlta.
There is no doubt that the Oriental question: too
soon 10 be resscitaed The Prince Of Hohcn.olefn nas
not refused the throne Of NoooN ha, though tle
Paris Conference iBsists upon its decision not 20 admit
foreign prince. Il is said that Prince Charles ~
olrcady on his way Bucharest though Turkish force
threatens alacha with occupation, While kussia1
force is concentrating the Moldavan frontier. MOI
less important is the from Consantinope. Accord
ing Mohammedan law it Jays the eldest member d
the family who becomes the heir and chief Of the houses
thus the brother proceeds the son, and this was the
why for the last 300 years every Sultan had muir
dercd his BROTHER in order 10 insure the succession of he
son. Now the Veeroy Of Egypt, by brbo Of 5OOO,Jo
francs induced the sultan 20 establish the rule Of prmos
eeUture in the house Of Mehemet Ali, and Abdul Ass
intends 10 establish the rule in his own house. 70 the
prejudice of his brother whose life he has spared. The
European Powers viii not object TO change Of the Law
Of successor according TO the Koran which is to asn-
iate Turkey 10 the European laws and customs but
remains 10 be seen whether the huatoal party Of TunA
Conservatives will quietly submit 10 such REFORM sncs
it that the Imperial precedent will act upon al
the families in Turkey and collateral succession wl nave
10 yield to direct succession Il is the greatest blow a.
vet inflicted TO the old established rules Of tho Koran
The abolition of Poygamy will be tie next step.
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s.ip c,.ons fBrl wHs Liverpool May 10 with nese snd
~. P.f . 20 ,,..sS .,rss.hp Soasa "
s5p s.our Lo,ssnl sav.ansa eihouF', with udse and
So 81 Jai ..a sasr Havana Il days. with ballast to
ss ie Ss.as p. Yi,v' Nsss,sls :, 5.y, vi, WI,
6rsai Hn Liverpool Ar % v ai.e and ~ pass e
.-i I'D . svrusi The o. been = days west .. I-6ie
STU fa, t.1.r i8 u London rlanmer goochooFao with
t-afte tvrr. g. ~ A. = ~. s..-.E -, ~,
Slip Albion Bi Monses Ms,anI IS aays with sugar to Simon
gss sasvsh of Thom,soa) sesIos Bsvfs 30 day. win
raiss BOYD Llolen The n had hesvs westerly s~s SPIN
81 i,,es ssaf. A,rivn 20 Day with rubber &c. to J.
~. ,ssl,, Q se.rpss Newport e. So day. with rail-
D 5ros Mho1y g'yTe g dsy, win @5 ,ad las
p Or fi - o O. blootan ~ pa heavy weather ''' oNs
bs.s sissss Aioes srodhens Cets 81 days with wine 70
ns J. = Poi C,is vo.. Thes.s as days With currents ard
"a sy#pas oel Habs Rio Jsneifo "A day. with coffee to
ss Reshsu lof Bsusor sh Bsrbdoe. 20 days with
"a ussotssss 70 j. 2. Ward 4 Co :
shF Fo',sns Border oP0'o - days win h"e' con &C.
e. fs' T) Hss,sir, London 70 days with ehai to
s caa,is io sfr1l coprad Aquspas P r. p days with
a-r and uoss.-. 70 D. starr CO. Juns2 IN M q 20
= shi'nr bas bails Gus and schooner eaiins in
H r,ns Brls Rogue boen"' Ay's' a. days VAN ise &C
rs s wins,orl Looshar Curacao IS day with fus; to
Tor Liverpool oaus; lba for Holland leading
s S,on eoi Es.port, Holmes Por,su.Pnes u DAYS With
ror~eod sl John Bovutons son 60 Lev bls hghy $40
aai.s Potter Sew.Yoik May p ehr John NoflfSp Dawson
Nrs-fofk 10 days bng hey lffl ioi De',9l ~
Eheu Gniy. 81 Augustine Fla, 10 days WIN mahogany
sSar ,ddis p Bas. Io Ee. Iay,n Malan1s lays
& ifniif o J. & r. pearsalL
Julie frafi. hroon Jacksonville, With cotton ara naFe'
fsr.ss f. IlI.rIa A. Nnrfn.
.-br Nelson Harvey bfrss, Phiadfi phia fo Boston.
-.. Win lee Hash Rockland with sc 10 " d. bcHus
Boston.
.-tr Tres.irr p NOR. Ehzab fihpor fof Taunton.
N... Fl1er.r. IiaHis.g. r Tsh.tif ori ~ Portland
..fr Clis. ChsmpI1 D. izahethpon nor Nerslea
SIS l..ssunf ul izabetbYlr ipf o.satenbary ccnu
c.ff Feru... lrF.i. tIgltstipot ilr lal byer
sl rs A-u hryau. Eiube'lpor of Boston
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Notice 90 Mariners.

COAST or SiCLIlnoni'iou hss been
recrc cd tla and qiicl ~ h 0 June ltt ,ic l I r
= Salvatore. TIE thr arho
" De- altered 90 FIXED GTEEg light; and ot OF uAtl sec ro
UXED light Tue GIT exhibited from The To rr
OF Rauies viii show alternately Lid sEd wEiTB io %
pf#srnt
he of J.nuary 1850, at4-d white lt ud D. ~ btd
LihtHousei recently ctd e csserl crrru 90 q N 90
Lsofe Mole Ia the noh woss Espao boy D-i Cd
(froa.
BALroEasr CoAsr or SWEDEN Information bs boon receive
that ald ser the 18th Of april 1885, Li;h vessel sow ns w.
fixed white irh would be placed mari le sacll called lun
den, u GIuud Ia soulha part Of kam ouud est
Sweden.
Colsr OF Prussia rrfrman Ia. been received and
acf the 1T Of April 10 Fixed white i-1 wOnH b. e2ab rd
Lt osse recently efoced a. the the Port OF loc
muude Coast OF Prussia
AusTuALA-EAsr COAsTInormsion has been rccc we'd h on
end after Let Aay Ia C. caduc ff i entering d -l -
ing gntf Tor te norta channel would be- exhibited 20 i lr
navigation Of Newcastle Eslblr, New south Nslcs.
~ ILL -. = Z
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TEE wIDENING OF TiFrm-AvE.
Meeting OF the Special Committee of the Com
mon Couneil-A Secret Session.

Our readers may remember that al the last meeting
ofhe Special Committee Of the Common Council appointed 60
consider tho propre Of widening Ihhave. By removing tie
soops and court yards therefon the Chairman Alderman
Rivers stated that Committee had heard oil the argu
ors which had been presented end against this improve
en a. thew would adjourn and N short time render thor
Teport To the Connc but in the mean tine any par
lie. desiring 10 do 80 could send in thr communications 10
either OF the members OF the Committee or 70 D. l. faoniAc
ESQ. CLERK Of the Common Council
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, however the Committee
held Stnr Chamber" session in tie Chmher o.
The Board Of Aldermen No assigred for Tile
ecresv md when reporter applied for ADMISSION he In
with other representatives, oil the press was eea
admission Upon further inquiry, It was asceriancd het
Mr. Alex L. Stewart Mayor Ambrose q. hiuEslrd j. d.
Aston aud other prominent property hOdeIs uu h ave
aly were not allowed u the room cd ranspr could
~ asceranod what thc object Of tie meeting OF mo
Committee. al,
The Common Council meet to-day, ard az their session tho
result Of tb meeting possibly be made kno"n
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SurREIR -CfEcUrT-pAgr Nos 1871
on "a 1876 s79 go 5llf,5 ls ISL sl,gi. 100. l7,
IL 100 100 ll1L lG9 1913 IAw li-NON re- l2lG 20
1874 i2l4 la Ola I5J 20 toQ 94. 1850 u2 40 oee;
y. ii62. loO- a. General Torn calcnlhf
.n tue Dol ~ preferred crscs Nfral lr-1D urfs
No- - D. issues a. lnw a.d ilctNos i1i l-1 l" IT,
l.. 20 - "a rs i1d 1l l7- l-3 d. i-t ~ r. '-
COuRr OP COMMON PLKAs.-PARr L-AclIurned
l Monday next pAar II-Nos 1891. l5yi 500 lJJi. l03
lGs t-f 1915. 700 5ll 1852 $50. lllD li-t.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TmAL rrRM-JUSE 6-BEfoaE il
TICE GAnyiS.

TIE VALUE or 4 LADY 4 WARDROBE.
Clara y rler at the Western Union Trans aiion Co.
This case was summed up yesterday and tic Jury
rendered ycrdic M COZ aud tlc Court added an nIoS
anr nr TWO per cent A. the pfc'enf3 many important
questions OF GW will probably be carried o. ne higher coaii
Nr D.ack for lllirtf * Judge Alien Tor cei-Ad'Ats
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcsL rEnn-JuNE Before Ju,ilce
GAlvlA.
DECISIONS
VIM. Em0r art Robert W. Naturalization for
rclereace aen!ed with slO costs. 10 abide event.
Before Jastco oosIa
Patrick Kecgan agt. John owe ct. al.-Moton
granted. on terms.
Hcnfy e.. Harrison art John OsreyTho injunction must
be continued with ga costs.
Before Justice McCUyy.
Joseph Howard, jr., agt. John N. Freeman. Motion
ci4atea, and cause to be lliccd on tle calendar.
COURT or COMMON PLEA -cr'mrEs. JUN Go
fore Jlige cAtD11o.
DECISIONS.
- Read et. al. agt. W. John ct. Gl.-Injunchon
granted terms.
Henry MUM e. a. rrt Frederick T'rhureMoiion denied
without cost bat plaintiff must serve c0mPult 90 ~ dht
SUPREME COUNI-CuA'nEg= -JuTa 6.-Le!ygo Juluco
leGlAIAf
DECISIONS.
Jchr EHscr ag-. Patrick Flanagan. Cyrus Nlnsel
sr- Henry ls.dicse. American National L4n- uci JoLa a
Oshogu Motions denied.
william X Farrell sei W ". Ic'nd 4. T. Smith ort
W. ". Kinney. II. $. LctzynsAJ asI ~ A. buchal@i-
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LAW INTELLiGENCE
CriminnI arntencc,.

The following sentences We're passed by Recorder
Hscaet boz Court Of General Sessions, yesterday
Wa. ONei found guilty during tAe y term before Juiee
1ssc OF grand lluCcny ~ imprisonment % the state foh
lur three YEATS.
Mlfy Kane convicted at The term Of grand Larceny
% che fcGitcttilfy for oAe year.
Augustus Wilson convicted Of on attempt o. grand mfcony
Stale Prison lOr two ycais ami months.
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Drorcsale.



1Hr,sUar DiFAETH,vT oT ion IiaaT ioU,1 roAnD
pPOPOsaLs Tor IRON BUOYs.-Sealel Props
els w te rcs-d q t, oaioe mn p r. on iH d. .e
- Day Of Jun@ rer ~ e cons e.on Of non O'0y WIN S''
s i' 1l, M, s.. r, bnocs
10. D. Zen lio fr,.o.s., nSa buoy.
lo' , gliHy .39 s.eopaels.s CO., laoJA
Lot s. seyenty-sve t7j ,inId- CT buoya
lot6 Seventy Nv. i7l thr.cas- mn buoy ,,-,...
ballast balls s~vs hskc. may be obtained On application
Tbe bloyl 81 C. BE- subject to iaPeeon and AZ
ur1v of on o tle Board as follows; ooeh p eah 9
1nr'y days om r dsie OF contract eld me ~ ,sr, on
ay, thsfese % i3 uIs a. a. L' .y s ny % sTe!n
The baoy. &c. re- to be delivered ,sIequed q Convenient
af' fol shipment Baltimore, Philadelphia Ne"'ioI boston
og sc,a maker, only viii be con.irrsd 'rd parties
,rlrn qsied Go The wok Ut then Own pace Oh bos
NJ sd vi b. considered for 'I,n To- specified above
An bids accompanied by Tespasbe tha in
acceptance the person persons making the bid vi" enter
ne Bssfd reserve. be rish, TO 1cjes, al bids
The td inlored roPe' oI buoys should be sade''ed to
may, g - option be Iresen, at tie opening of tie bids
by '' the use ''''% r. sHUBsIcK. Cbausn
DROpOSALS for the ERECTION OF the FIRST
| D0EMlTORY Of the CORNELL UNIVERSITY viii BE- re-
% until '9S 3 . y ~ S a.S os II si o osS e s
l1i,er LbrsIy Butms It lthacs Cor,rac'or.
vii be- required complete te wok by De 1T day OF Jun de
rtroncs Of taeir eoitru and uar.ny for he execution Of
accompany Che latter The Trn,es Of the Unworthy re'rve the
cep posa the interest OF ,h Institution
Proposals sAOld be ac d 10 tie ficlt o. tue
F.o1d. % Ithaca. N /. ERA CORNELL, President.
c' gAlfaAsTAg q. c, TOD 3s6o1 q OF N T,.si,sioS
PROPOSALS FOR IlEAIING.FORD IHEAIER
SEALED PROPOSALS wu be- received q tins Office until
TUESDAY. June J., IS O. 90 y O'Clock NJ, Tor heating b steam
sd1tc. ridiaon she boil ding IN this city known IS OiDs 4A
and fhe sua. b0ilinrs ccG Herewith.
Bids ho1d be hy plans showing the manner In "" en-
ufopo.ci the state he anip 81 rdis s-face
lf0ro,ef lor Vh description c the bfrT end ne capacity 49,
gre be computed by the hrs dy Of Sepgqorr ls5
those ons who af- known
.b BIS business AID r similar woTk which h been exc
a.rd hT diem. e.,
srrla'ed to b. paid for The work VII be paid on
remaining will be retain cd until the
u paes Of p2atus SHAH have been Thoroughly tested
end f7uud fstis6c.ory
the buildings end receive Information u reference
60 the wok by Supplying to M EDWARD CLARA Governments
rc cc Nc sd Fourth opposite City Hsl, Washington
u g.
Proposals should be- addressed 20 fhe undersigned Li1y inaored
7rlrosrIr for Hestir. fcris Ilcl'eg.' D. li iLt NH
Bevst Maap oad Chief Qnaernastcg, Depot OF Nashineon
FTVO RAILROAD CONTRA ACKNOWLEDGMENT
vii De received for grading uasonFofs ori n a. i'I 'no.t
c1tv o.. tl- Utica thrnang1 and en,qn,la ,a'y
sosd feir of CO. p Geueseest uca ~ 1t we Gay
-.-i,. -, l. LANHEkCE, President.
-
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Or 49, ir An sror A. ts pot iepaf. havins % asi,h y
of lg solta snd OF .l4isfatoef
A. i .-vef,i fa blown rway hawer,e sto ne I1lae
spfra bad very un4.oisie Ninas v ''P' N''
81 fi "a. psasfd on ihe ltl ol AlfiA - ., ..A.
g4n N BfooGuan this port-kTpeftnced hea'9 N.N't
to.' ~. sei stey- r. +. .rEs ed oct and spli sails
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N g., a. - q orr - brrk zee from Sans f,r r7
NOV 23 IL t 10 % 0ng az 49, sem Eele,ca lane. islcr To-
Moya lat 90 long 20 brig caor hence 70, 9-l. lsaai, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
THE COMnIssIONERs OF MIGRATION
AND THE CASTLE GARDEN RAIL
ROAD AGENCIES.
Reply to the Charges Of John T.. Cumming
The Attempt OF messrs. Cumming and Geo
w. Dsiy TO Brcnk Up Custle Garden.

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SIR: The following communication which IS anpy 70
an attach made upon The y. y Tue refused ad on
into The columns journal We therefore you
sesy in ju.loe to us to publish It in Tug THiH
EoBLgT Cn2IgrIE,
&. al.
JOHs McD1ylLB
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firework5.

DEP0T for j. W. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-
tfIItr F.frNDHKs ul a.sorn.rt OF tie best guuuy
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Y FIREWORKS. sud 81 AUGH'S EONFARiJi 1DhPhOOLs,
sI WLossse 34uuisc .ory nos 200 nHd e. Nutav~
A. WAUGH. Proprietor
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BORT iOar1cn'o No!ife.
sr,rs OF Nrw.yorv.

STtfR N.W'IorF- I
Ponr-WARpEST OFFICE, 100 Ntiarstl
NOTICE is hereby gwen IN accordance W.tn sec
oths passed April H. 1851 emitted an Act 90 Le-
orgAnirs Wagdens the Port Of New YORK 90 az rI
interested hayas charge Of the subject matter sl
iniurv examination survey the foo1lz ves ore now
undr examination BY She Pom Nardu e said surveys Z
examinations completed within su-cgc-ls '