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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
About HOmesteads.

The following interesting facts abou
Homesteads is from a letter written by
the Commissioner of the General Lane
Office in reply to a letter of inquryfrou
a settler in Dakota Territory. The re
ply is published in The DakOtian :
ErSt-That any person, male or fe.
male who is the head of a family, or ha.
arrived at the age of twenly-one years
and is a Gltizen of the United States, OIL
has declard his intention to'become such
is entitled to make a homestead entry
under the provisions Of the act of May
20, 1862.
SscOnd-After making an entry at the
District Office, the party must roceed
with diligence to build his house, and
get upon the land with hls family, and
commence the cultivation and improve.
ment of the same
Ihird-The fifth section of the &C
makes the abandonment of The land .or
exchange Of residenceOr more than SIX
months at any one time. a cause of for
feiture under the clause of the law. You
state that many persons claim the right
10 go upon the land Once evry 8 months,
remain there for a day OF two, and leave
II again. That Interpretation of the law
10 be supported by this Office Those
parties could not show in the final proof
their actual residence and home had been
upon their homestead entries. But, on
the contrary the evidence would indicate
that land had been only a temporary
abode. Hence such quasi settlers could
have no cause FOR grievance if, upon
presentation of the facts their entries
could be declared invalid. In brief, the
the acts of. the settler must be as to show
an intention fully TO comply in good faith
with the requirements of the law and
make the land what the law intends it
TO be his actual residence with such i'm
provemenls and cultivation for the soil
as his means and strength will allow
An exception to this requirement Of res
idence is made where the entry is for an
adjoining farm or homestead. In such
cases the party is not required to build
and reside upon the adjacent homestead
entry. But be must prove residence upon
the original farm TO which the homestead
tract adjoins, and alsoT cultivation and
Improvements Of.1he adjoining tract
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

f. A. TISDEL. & CO., have on hand
the largest and best selection Of Labor
Saving Farm Implements ever gathered
under one roof in the West.
/. Cases Thrashing Machines,
Reapera and Mowers, combined,
Mowers,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Pitch Forks,
Corn Shelters,
Tanning Mills,
Wagons, Wheelbarrows,
Flows of all kinds and many other i'm.
plements too numerous to mention.
They keep a complete outfit of pieces
of the machines they sell, also keep a
great variety of articles necessary in
building such as Doors, Window Shutters,
Sash, Pine Moulings, etc.
Also, different styles and sizes of
Well and Cis,ern Pumps.
They have selected their stock with
a view t. the wants Of this community,
and with an eye to the best implements
etc. IN the eastern market, and are sell
ing them at a smaller profit than ever
offered here before.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
~pRoPOS1Ls FOa
STATE PRINTING
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

JUN =, lOO(.
i, .acordanee With e An act to provide for State
pri.tine arproved June IS, 1861, authorizing the
Se.refsrv Aaaitor and Treasurer to advertise fer
go yy;ntine &c. Proposals viii be received at
~ Office Of Secretary Of State until noon August
an 1851. forSbe execution d the several branches
IF ne state Princing % hereinafter specified, viz:
For tho Printing OF the Laws and Journals Of
the lst.. 2nd and 30 legislatures, State Of Nebrss-
IA. 1000 Copies Of the Laws including the tst q,
ana 81 Session. ] 900 Copies each OF the jour
mails of the Senate Bnd Ilonse, including the lst,
2nd and Sd Sessions, To be completed within so
days from the date Of coniraet. And such other
Printing as may be required for the State u ntil the
letting &C the next contracts as provided by the
hrst section Of the said aci.
The Proposals shall distinctly and specifically
STATE the price per thousand ems for composition Of
the journals Of the Senate and House Of K pes
sntative. The General Laws, The Local Laws
The price per auirs for Press Work Of all BIanss
and Circulars for the Executive Ofice and the
price per auire Of the paper to be furnished by the
Bidder for each Of the kinds Of work provided for
At which the Bidder is willing to take tie contract
TIE Journals Of tue Senate and House OF Rep
resentatives shall be printed in Super Royal DC :
tavor form on neat long primer TgPe and a close
and compact order as IS consistant with good WTk-
mansbip without unnecessary blanks or broken
pages. The pages 70 be Of the same size as those
Of the Journals Of he Territorial Legislature.
The Laws shall be printed in Royal Octave"
form il good small pea Type. The lagesto be Of
the same size ard f0Fmas those IN the Laws ct the
10th Session Of the Territorial Legislature Of Ne
braska, with similar marginal notes and Index to
the General Laws. The Party or Parties awarded
the Contract viii DO required 10 give Bonds IN
the sum Of Two Thousand Dollars with Two APP
proved Sureties for The faithful performances Of
said contract.
Proposals to have q copy Of this advertisement
{ printed attached and endorsed proposals fur
State P-iating". Bidders are invited to be pres
ent at the opening Of the Proposals.
FHOS. p. EENNARD,
Secretary of State.
JOHN GILLESPIE,
Audito, os State.
AUGUSTUS K0UNTZE,
AO-4k Treasurer Of state.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

The Hay must be well cured and made from The
best quality Of native grass. To bestasked Of the
Dimensions, and in such manner as the Acting
Assistant Quar- ter Master may direct, also subject
to has inspection or any person be may uesiSna[e
for the purpose. The contractor must Iurhlsn
Salt at tie mteo Of twenty (29) pounds to the ton
Of Hay, and drainage poles at least ten (l0) i1ohes
thick, and so arranged as to prevent the hay IRON
coming in contact with the ground, and 70 afford
free clrcula ion Of air under the stacks.
The LAY TO he delivered as follows viz; 10 com
menee August 18Th. 1867, and six hundred 600
tons to be delivered by September 10Th and the
balance by October 18th 1851.
Parties to whom the contract would otherwise be
awarded must before the Enal award is made sat
isfy myself or successor that they have the neces-
saTy transportation means &C., to enter upon and
complete the contract as per agreement.
The party to whom the contract may be awarded
will be required TO give bond, within fUrty-elght
hours after tie award is made equal to fifty 600
per cent. of the amount % tn. %eOntraet. with good
and sufficient security, for the faithful perform
ance Of the contract.
A copy Of this advertisement "a slip cut from the
paper must accompany each copy Of proposal.
Bids will be reserved for any reasonable quaint r
ty Of Hay, aad will be made in duplicate, aud &C
cOmPanied by a SristeR guarantees in the following
form. viz:
Yea and -o Of the County Of
State Of -- do hereby agree that - Is able
TO Aullll q CputfdCbiu aSCuEuatce VIII uEH pIOpprA
tiOn and that should uis proposition be aeccpted,he
viii % once enter into 3 contract IN accordance
therewith. Should a contract be awarded TO hi u,
We are prepared to become his ~sureties.
lSigned BY two responsible partiesl
. Proposals 90 be made ID duplicate, enclosed in
an envelope endorsed "PFop0sals for Hay FortMe-
Pherson NebIaska, and directed to the undersigned
The right 10 reject any or all bids offered, Is re-
served. No bid will be-considered, unless comply
ing with terms Of this advertisement, and the par
ty making 1t is present OF represented By powers
Of attorney.
II. WEINELL,
p-t C,,f n NJ II - A
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

Because of the crowd Of JOB work and
new ads. we are forced to leave out sew.
eral communications. Win give them
mex week, if possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
Land EntrLes.

To the hrm Of Dorsey. H"adley &
Co, Land Agents Of this city, are we
indebted for tie following table showing
the number of acres OF public land en-
tered il this Land District, al the Land
Office in this city, during the month Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

See the new tow Advertisements of
Evan WOrthing and Ben. Rogers s Co.
They are both enterprIsing firms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

STRAY HOG.

Taken up by the undersigned living one mile
and a hnlf west Of BroWnyile, Nebraska, on the
18th day Of June, 1851. one saw Black and
white spotted, about two years old. No marks or
brands. 40 TN. SANDERS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

Delivery Of the Hay to commence on OF before
the tenth day Of August, and 70 be completed by
the thirteenth Of September, 1857.
Delivery Of the wood TO on thefrst day
Of Augast, and to be completed By the thirty first
day Of October, 1867
Bids win be made in triplicate, and bidders are
required 70 accompany their bids with guaranty
signed by two responsible parties not bidders that
they will enter into and sign good and sufficient
bonds Say so per cent Of the amount to be paid
on completion Of contract, and that the party to
whom the contract is awarded will enter into, sign
and fuldll the same.
Contracts viii be awarded to the lowest bidder
If bids are responsible if unreasonable, they viii
be rejected and referred to the Chief QuaEtermas-
ter Of the Department for his aetiOn.
Bids for any reasonable quantity less than the
whole amount wiz be considered, and all the bids
viii be opened at the Q~nartermas,er's oacs az
Fort Phil Kcarney on the tWenty-ffth day Of
July, 1867.
Iii to be understood that the quantity Of sup
plies advertised for may ct any time be reduced
By the Chief Quartermaster Of the Department.
Bidders are invited to be present. at the opening
Of the bids.
GEO. B. DANDY.
Al b. Brig. Gems A. O. Z. sA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
Proposals For Hay

OFFICE Act. Asst. Quartermaster,
FoRT MCPHERsoE, NEBRASKA
July, 9Th 1867.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until y o'clock, 81. July 10Th 1861, for the deliv'
cry at this Post Of
Twelve hundred I2OOl Tons of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
One Thousand (l.OOO) Cords of
w . . ID

The Wood to be good merchandise quality and
properly corded, subject to the inspection Of an Of
fcer or agent of the Government.
The Wood to be delivered as follows, viz
Thr ee hundred $500 Cords in the month of
Three hundred (SOO) COrdsin the mcnth of Sep
TENDER.
-Four hundred 400 Cords in the month Of Oo-
tOber 1851.
A Bond equal to fifty 80 per cent. of the amount
Of the contract with good sufficient security, will
DO required of the party to LON the eontraetis
awarded.
Bios must be made in duplicate, accompanied by
a copy Of this advertisement and a guarantee signed
by two responsible parties that the bidder will en-
ter into the contract in accordance with the terms
of his bid if award ed and that they will become
sureties for the faithful performance of such con
tract
Bids will be received for any reasonable quantity
of Wood. Payment will be made in such funds
as may be furnished by the United States Govern
ment.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
No bid will be considered unless the party making
it is present or represented by power Of attorney
Proposals will be enclosed in an envelope. en-
dorsed proposals for Wood at Fort Mcpherson,
N, braska, - and directed to the undersigned.
H. WEINELL,
Brevt Capt, and A. Q. M. u. 8. A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

ct is only necessary that the article be owned
in the county not material whether manufactured
in the county OF not. On Flows, the manner of
construction, materials, workmanship, durability
and price to be considered also the capacity Of lift
ing and turning over, in the most perfect manner
the greatest quantity of soil with the least resist
anoe and leaving a proper surface for seed and after
culture. Flows TO be tried on the ground.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

ings, &C, YaIueu NJ
Total value Of Premiums
Dan. Gardner, Rob. Pcacock, &HammW
GENTS -4AEth reQuest OF MesT lfrtK
Don, Of Ogr city, we have udeau fxamtrai
property. cOutalned On the f0reE8ing chefais
valued the same Ut the prices set opposite NJ -
tive articles. Very Respectfully,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
@. M. Supplies wanted.
OFFICE A. A. Q. NJ.
FORT RESo, b. T., June 20, 1861

Sealed proposals in duplicate for the following
Quarter Masters supplies viii be received at this
Office until July Is, at II ~, 1867
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
CLASS ~Z--POULTRY.
GLASS AA-HEDGES & GROVES
CLASS BIB.

Best manager Of hor,e under Saddle b. q Lady 5 3
Best mansger Of q span of horses in harness
by a Lady 3 3
Premiums subjec TO increase by by-standers.
Best tTOtting or pacing horse, mare or gelding
over Eve years
% best 3
Bes trOttsng or pacing horse, mare or geldlRg
undep eve years 8
ID best 3
The committee doubt less have failed to provide
for many worthy items. Any articles in Stock ex-
hibited and not provided for, will be satisfactorily
disposed Of by a Discretionary Committee ap-
pointed for chat purpose. Those raised or manu-
faetured in the the. County with cash premiums
NOn-residents with Diplomas.
r. W. FURNAS,
Us. MNICK,
WIN. DAILY
Committee.
July Ilth, 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
JOS PARK.
III z Y
l| MI ~ NJ

DUDLEY N7fT5N
"Messrs. Rea 4 BOvingdOn's Grand Digf-l-fts ,
valuable real estate and personal property. ~
made az Urbana, on tie . day q September 49,
when the holders Of lucky nunbers VIII drv 49,
the most magnificent pTZes ever offered t .r-.
drawing. Thai Gre public may De tssurpd ffafFF-
terprise is TO be cOHducted 90 good Gdh. u "a niVw~s
EaTy O. refer to the long list Of ~reierenc q al 81 -.
have long been known and honOred En- ufs eaut-
men Of strict prohlty ana whose -rec1mmuHtsfts
sufficient 70 quel OF doubt and sausfyevery one
1857.
The drawing viii take place 40 the Cont Huru n
Urhana. Champaign Co. Illinois, September he ~
1SG7. under the supervisor OF a board Of mar~T
and by a disintere5ted committee selected 6r nlS-r.
pose.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanisal
In every county in THIS and adjoining Stars ANA
allowed ten Der cent commission on an Hfps N T4
cts. All orders bE Maj amounting to Ia n0rrr
less, may be sent by Nail e our ria. lafrr -
should be sent by DTaft Or p. o.. order. Afqri-
certificates and communication, should be adlrsNd
to
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFFICE Act. Asst. Quartermaster,
FoRT McPHERsoN, NEBRAsKA.
July 5Lh, 1867.

Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
uniI II O'Clock, NJ, July 24tb, 1851 for the delivery
at this Post of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
II a Y j.

Twelve hundred 1900 Tons of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11

Three hundred and sixty (36O) Tons Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
50 SO ocrss

The operations Tor me quarter ehuIHt
June Both, are as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
PREMIUM LIST

OF the Second Annual Fair Of the
Nemsha County Agricultural Society, to
be held q; Browuyille, Sept. 25h, 26lh
and 9Th. 1857
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
CLASS U-FL0UR AND MEAL.

Articles nanusa blurred wholly OF chiefly Of
Metal Diploma
Articles manufactured wholly or chiefly Of
wood 90
Articles manufactured OF Iron, Wood CT Stone,
including articles that do not come under any
preceding specified list do
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-11
CLASS B~-GARDENS
CLASS C-HORSES

Best sryit and ornamental Garden
Best vegetable Garden
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BRIEF NOTES.

The body Of q newborn male infant was yes
lelday morning found IN the cellar OF No SO Mottst.
Coroner Gamble viii hold an inquest
The buildings which stand upon the ground
10 be occupied by Booths new thcatcr being torn
down.
The German Monvian Mission Sunday School
OF this city had SIS annual pie ne at ST. Romans Wei
yesterday.
A swimming school is 10 be opened in this
city the fret " August This will not however sup.
Ply The want Of free public baths.
The Court of PaIdons of Ncw-Jcrscy has re-
demncd for the murder Of Mrs Coriell.
A special tenn of the Essex County Courts
will commence IN Newark on the 18th inst Judge Depue
presiding.
A sailor named Nicholas Brandy fell in the
hold Of ship lying At the dock in Hobokcn O'Clock
yesterday morning aud sustained Injuries that caused
lr death Yesterday afternoon Coroner White hold an
inquest aud verdict OF accidental death was rendered
Charles c. Rowe. aged t3 years. and son of
j ". Rove al Bergen Point was drowned, while bathing.
yesterday. He wa=a fine, promising youth.
The body Of an unknown girl, aged about L.
years, was Yesterday found Heating in the East River
and light uhdeI-cotle, and had been IN the water but
few days.
A child OF Thomas Riley, residing at No 1ji
Warren ST., Jersey lily, fatally scalded Tue-day
evening The child pulled Oh itself pot Of boiling
coffee the contents falling on the abdomen and legs,
scaldng IT IN such manner that death resulted at noon
yesterday
Timothy OBlien was run over yesterday morn
ing at the of Avenue and Eghth-st, by No
% of the Avenue line and had both legs fractured be.
side sustaining other injuries. He taken 10 hi,
denCe No 79 East Elevenist where. later In tile day
Coroner Widely notified TO attend and take his ante
nOrtem examination.
Richard Riker, No. %? West Eighteenth IT,,
who the 9th Of April last vas chargcdly George y.
nTetense obtained nom hIIn a check Tor 500 ON The
Marine National Biuk, yesterday hOnoraby dis
charged 10y Justice Dodge. MI. S,ianahau Withdrew the
charsr having become convinced that the accused had
no intention Of fraud or deceit in the matter.
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JOHN ALSOP KING.

eBsFQUIEs At JANNCA-rPREssIvE SERMON By
TIE REV. DIR JOHNsON-A DISTINGUISHED AC5I-
TORY.
The mortal remains of ex-GOy. John a. King Were
consigned TO their final place of rest ~ Grace Church
yard jamaica yesterday afternoon. 1t was the choice
Of the family that there should be ostentatious dis
plays and hut for desire of sac villagers Of Jamaica
TO make some public manifestation Of their respect the
last rites over the body OF their ustriOus tOwnsman
would have been merely those Of rustic Christian burial
But on Monday evening last, before the exGOvemors
family had been consulted, mprompu meetings of cu-
gems were held and therca after the adoption OF reson
tons Of euogy preparations made for participation
an the ObseQuies The flags Of the village were men h6
out al half-masf and entire community went lhto
mourning: and Yesterday morning, when strangers rom
great cities, from the seaCOaSt watering pIo
and from the Long Island towns began 10 pour mto
Jamaica flrv behed village literally hung WIN
hlack Business everywhere suspended at noon,
md from that hour until the sweettOngucd bell
s,f Grace Church summoned the clergy 70 the oa
King mansion n Sabbath silence rcigned Al pre-
eisefy 4 o'clock the jamaica churchbeAs were
toled for the formal commencement OF the cerehOhes
and the coffin was borne out 20 the eSpanade IN 'front.' OF
The late Governors home. But previous 10 ms the
and visitors. The face quite natural, SUI ltldg
a trace OF the old familiar smile which M ne won tIe
Governor such troops OF friends. The body lay III see
ing repOse In uch rosewood coffin in chaste mOunuheh
of left hand the breast, hcd Wlte rose
n loose dressinggown and black six neckte were the
only visible attire. On the cOfnd was an ornate cross
composed of natural flowers the gft OF the lae GOV
srnOrs neghbors but beside tins floral cross ON the ny
1he only noticeable thing was the plate bearing the IO
lowing inscription, in neat round script;
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PENIAN ENPEDirION.-Ihe FenIan excitement
u Teviyng IN this city and The authorities Of tie Brother
bpod predict that within three months Csnadas pOpu8-
mon viii be Increased by thirty thousand men. in
sDd gold armed sDd equipped for campaign. IN the
ATbeDal FoutsL there 1900 uniforms aud twice
hat number Of rifles with fixed ammunition The name
the leader that IL 10 ne has not SpOkeu ia pub
"a but DiDts thrown ont about officer Of high rank
n ne Federal Army. Who has handled large and ANAL
bndi Of Gc0ps skiilfuly during the var, bur m
nor A exists that gnlese organized army of 10000
ssn Va ~ equipped aud ohcered u prepared f0r him be
mi uof accept fbS commanding grBeralship In fbe
west and "a the New England States, everything IL 70
soIted ready foT strife, V Manhattan only delinquent
u BE eIteDt o. TsfiDg be- quota 81 1000 men
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Isl %. sd 4th. 9th 9Th 9Th. sth. 9th Total
Eck{ord Is l u . -
Mutual. 0 o 3 3 0 ! IA
Fly-catches-Eckfcrd, o. Mutual, u.
Outs on FOULS ECkfOrd. 10; Mutual, ..
Passed bals--COurtney 4; Hunt. o.
Home Runs-G. GITm, ?; GOssman l. .
Impre-Mr Smith of the Fulton Club. Soorels-Messfs.
simmonson and Dongan. Time Of game-2 hours ana 10
minutes.
TOUR OF TIIF UNIONS-DEFEAT OF TIE JIlCAs. =.
Urea July 1O-1he match game OF base ball,
which came on in this City today, between the Union
Climb MOrisania and the Utica Club OF this place re-
suited IN victory for The former by score OF ~ to 20
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LATEST SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Arrived

ARRIVED.
Steamship PesusyFsna B Levi. Lr rpo POI! alt All 2u-.n.
gb mise and $40 pis- TO the National hican,hf Nsir
ton 10
SPOKEN.
City Of Ans-p-,elmsbp Iuae iss &c.
Isainastesnsp July p % lat Al g. Ion ~ o. bound
fulton 'smship july 8, 2:10 P. nl. bound T..
Wa Peua-s'esn,hi1. Jnir q. M. hound y.
DISASTER
The seb II. " Bennett Pdt M0fFf iOv- sshos he
dntss IA Hell Cat. YESTERDAY evening iihs h- Sis She n'd no
pilot.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WitnSaToS \. g. Jay lo--Afursl steamship Pr,aes' RON
Baltimore.
tOHrHyS h1SROH july 10 Rtsccs Secor Nee York
Sailed steamship Mets Norfolk liverpool brig Rshboa Bait
with gusBs
Bo'roS Jui, Arrived steamship. Olacu, from Nev York
Below, ship John HaNcy from Live pool
Inbs
uipxLrsA. Jaly 1O-advsd Schooner n R,dsBiy Sc.
ReAa from IucsoB !. Ga the 2Jh u mes BiInes
picked up Trunk containing su ~ eohe, letters spi photo
graphs ron East dloee,er Mas sdiresei to Wallace
u, Blake and Miller a HonEbon, New
them OF Bke having shipd outbs
brig RIeeuy. for Bangor The brig Erseqe sVed
jane 10th Also arrived bari Bari Celia
nsvsgg0si higs Herald, ssgqa, Bird. tBEI E.s,d
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BASE BALL..
,lrrrAI Us. EckroRp.


The second mines of these well-kmown New-lork
aud Brooklyn clubs played match at the Union Grounds
Brooklyn T. D., yesterday, in which the. Mntuas Were
,e, little comment as the score speaks for itself II is
but Justice 10 the NewYOrkers TO say that most or ihe
nine failed TO turn IN and they obliged TO fall back
ON their mullins" and even to 9ke IN one oi ter His
nine The game was thoroughly enjoyable however ana
tLe s,ectaf0rs present were kept in almost continual
Laughter at the nnspays made by the NewfOrkes Inc
- fa1lu
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p1SSENC ERS 1RRTVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QuEENSTOwN. Jur til s-sash ,
aud Mrs Vim. Bachelor John Roe daughter
Palmer Fsnr, Gsoge REV A. ~ Field and
and family Mrs Finch snd 's Le'i's-r 'h
Grhthi =. r. Webster, and 800 in the s,scrlse
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CITY ITEMS.

COMMISSIONERS OF EM1GRATl0N.-At the
meeting Of the Board of Conm, soners yesterday, Mr.
Patrick McElroy appeared in the seat OF Mr. Wilson g.
HINT The number Of emigrants arrived this year TO
July 10 reported 13446an increase OF 1913 over the
ance of SIS fs3 50 in bank reported The number OF
inmates i'm the institutions Of Wards Island reported
as l.jO9-an increase Of 2l3 over last year.
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SHE OF CONVENIENT NEssELs.-The q

SALE or GOVERNMENT NEssELs.-The Ca
yuga the Kewanee and the Miami were advertised to he
sold al auction yesterday 10y Collector 5myhc. About
noon party OF gentlemen, numbering perhaps so, had
assembled at tine place Of sale ~ the HObOkcn docks
The first offered, but no more than $4,000
being offered for vessel which cost 100000 1855, she
WAS withdrawn. The Kewauee was started at S22,COO
and finally knocked down 10 MI Colgate Baker FOR $1,000
The Miami having been put up, and receiving bd OF hut
$1,000 was Withdrawn.