The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1869, Page 3

40 LET _LOPTS ON FIIRD FLOOR OF I0 PUL poly to BARKEW & room ¢ Herald Hulatog SODA WATER AND 105 REAM STAND een LET lr ents Poeun tes Hintieae “Bre el pasts WATSON, réal estate agent, on the Gonsierx oF A SPLENDID SUIT OF OFFICE ed, located jnear ro ), Furoiture and Fix- tures will be wold at five roo inher 2 ease (three yous ELRIN Se House, Third avenue. ROADW. STORE “10 LET—NO. 948, BETWEEN Pwentyescond and Twenty-third streets; rent low, In- ‘Quire on the premises. " Es! INESS PROPERTY ON BROADWAY to lease for rs. DSVAE RENT oe with Lil laortyl FIRST FLOOR AND REN’ Bagemeni; the best ication tn town for art and ri ny or. ha er business requiriny sleet, ‘up stall 101 ppl to Wikt S77, 60 Wii stree adway ; OF LLIAM PRA’ PRATT, Hom? 70 ) RR FURNISHED SIGE eo; sUM- Boarders, First class house, Apply at 106 Broad- way, room No. 7. ous TO f sae? THOROUGH poo roche ih fs 2 is Went Things ai Te intrest, roar ‘eat Fifteenth street. i oul toi RIDGE, 96 kt, or to C. PA! ath atreet ‘TEAM POWFR.—TO LET OR LEASE, THRER Mi poms, hooly pete | _ i We aR REN et 1a ene ‘street, GTEAM POWER LOFTS AND ROOMS TO LET-AT 20 and 22 Pell street, near Chatham #41 TEAM YOWER.—TO LET, FACTORY BUILDINGS, mila eneing and abating, aus et “bul toyether oF yarn #, with or 10 ower. ly on prem- incr, a @ Cannon street, ¥ TORE TO LET—NO, 68 CLIFF STREET, FOR A TERM of years. Show Cases and Shelving for sale. Apply at Chanibers street, Let WITH STEAM TOWER, FI FL 80x100 feet superior light, seam elevator, and heat with steain, “Apply on premises, 88 und 65 Prince streets TPO, EERGFOR A RESTAURANT, ON BROADWAY near Fi enue Hotel, a Store abd Basement, with 8 Gegantly Teomsbbe Roots abot or separa’ RELL & GLARK 18 East Twenty seventh street, near Fi Fifth avenue 10 LET OR LEASE—FOR THREE YEARS, A FIRST class Store and Basement on Broadway; niso a First Floor over thestore for business. Apply at B47 Sixth a H POWER—ONE FLOOR, 5)X12% FEET. T°x i tour lores on frst flor. Inquire’ ‘on the premises, sorver Thirt; nth street and ‘Tenth ave DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Furnished. ag! >= FURNISHED BROWN STONE DWELLING, aly on premier wah iT pee Lontatd reasonable. Ap- 9, pan FURNISH oan aki AVENUE cg et Fee 18 East Twenty: werent nreeh near Fifth avenue, Unfurnished. FACT WORTH KNOWING; bh apt All hd hast cla - a note of it-Atthe old established et reas you can reat the cheaper vars: improved or unimproved eee ‘on ihe fare cual basles Fou rent lutbes ad asia; ene pone Bi i geet aad brown stone Houses at this out and. eee JAMES ROWE, 8 T Third avenue, HOUSE TO LET, ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER ot Ned atreet and nh ‘or restau we ‘bird ay rant ly to Ol. VOLEING, Off Third ave een en Piniy nth aud Fifty-seventh ate’ Rent moderate? AT GREATLY REDUCED RENTS. Amity street, No. 8 four story House, Ne ‘our story corner House. premises. mity street, No. 29, £ ‘apply from ¥ Mill0 ta the moruing on the Petite vive sekaranttne tte RIaANT SI WELLING HOUSES TO LET—BY M. A. J. LYNCH. Cedar street.—Four oy a roof brown stone on Lexington avenue, furnished; three sto! atone House on ‘orty ft slreety cornaz of Lexingion are. ‘ane; elegantly furniaied House on Twenty-stzth street, near (th avenue; handsomely furnistind Hotise on Seventh ave- sue; In @ destratie nelgovothiood, to let either for summer buy ane tne Fue Se 10 LET_ig@ FOURTH AVENUE, FIVE DOORS | or in order ‘ne Firninire, Which’ is neatiy new, orsets Inaide ‘and ot ly new, ( a Ir wanted. Pomeasioa at auy’ tine: Sawiite cute MPO, LETTA FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FOUR o er with Fines, 4c ia Srder, and nino Sables, cuthousens Hor ndery improvements, and within ‘so in ‘5 Spooky, "or to Wash EROS BS Wert et street, New York. I LET_NEW THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK House, 10?th street, first house west o| a ‘bird avenue, at | ber year, Inquire ou premises, or of JOHN SHIRLEY, T°, LET_WwITH IMMEDIATE TOSEESATON. AT THE ss low rent of @o0U tll May, 1°70, House containing 11 feodgonters Fs elighttul ly located on th Tompkinevtie, B. Ls wit advantage of sea air; four minutes’ walk fromthe ferry and 9% minutes’ sail from the ety; hore care pass the dogt from the f f ; for a location +0 easy of neces, accessible at all hours, this 1a but a norminal rent. Fermite oF A Jou RNEAY, fo, A Pine ae EA ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 3 TO L LET. ree say #6 16 tea an Tek Mend {ero persons ker, No.7 wha nee street, GH POND mK fo LET_NO., 638 SIXTEENTH +5 street, Tnquire in the store Ni T° LET—FIRST FLOOR AND FURNISHED BED. rooms for gentlemen, Apply at 225 East Tenth 1/0 LET—TWO FIRST FLOORS AND PART OF TOP first class brown stone Cie in a splendid i afeguire ta ts if a at a conte at ird avenue, bs AND yt Thal ESnaTE For Sale. ' Fhe BALE RARE B nsp Joh 8 ete dd STORY i ‘sre seme ea a nut purchaser ma builds Peer Srey J. xe ry To Let or Lense, ‘0 LET—A FURNISHED COTTAGE IN RUDSON City, containing eight rooms, with bed and bedding, at ‘moderate rent; care pass every ten minutes. Far particu Tare apply at 0 Wet ti ateet, Rew ‘Yor. mee mreety COUNTRY R REAL L_ ESTATE FOR RALE. NEAT NEW STORE, WITH FooR | EXTRA m4 toons om New York: <i ain ally “Riply to. We oR. RK No.8 Yorn SPRY Broadway, New ABS, Sm a th street fers; pcg welt located, hi road ny goer ea lt main amall fruite. ra er ioe cathe Hor particulars apply to JOHN H. MINE Haat ‘Thirty:fourth street. T RICHMOND, THE COUNTY SEAT OF a 18: laud.—For sale, i property corner ourt streets; the bot location fn vibe ‘sown, with wing 16x22, piso a food contition. “Price for & peetdoes Freer aiaataiin i ar & CO., 187 Bronaway. T MOUNT VERNON, THE HIGHEST, HEALTHIEST point on New Haven Rutiroad—C: built to sult ers; terms easy fine view of the Ia Sport Schuyler, sland. SBCOK & RAPELYE Vernon. | AKGAINS AT ENGLEWOOD CTNITY.— Byam arity of Couases, Cua ty eats and small PE’ nT et « TRALEE, 171 Broadway, room No, 2, ARMG.—BEST OF FRUIT AND GRAIN LAND FOR Salo; mild climate, perfectly Ba 908 schools; also urches ; ‘ee of pew land improved Ousanda aro aetding,? Address O- ky LANDIsy Pr gele FOR SALE-SPLENDID COUNTRY BEAT AT SMITH. tow with every convenience ; gas, fot andl oold’ waler Sater elseala, range, Ke. {very fine, large outbuildings, barns, houses dees a very fine’ farm 1S nlies from Wepot and three’ minutes from Post the highest sate of -calti« ali ‘e. Wish, fia’ Fulton FR SALE—164 ACRES SALI MEADOWS, ON quE Hackensack river, Sencancum, Hiideon county, N. Pelee $1,200, Apply to’ M. FRITZ, 180 Horatio street, hen OR SALF_IN BRATTLEBORO, VT.—A FINE TWO story brick House and Stable, ’in ity order; 12 large rooms: furnace; water; with or without furniture; fine garden, with vegetables and fruits; jot x65 feet ; fronts cS ees ae aX nett streets in the age immediate A to Dr. D. MH. GOOD- Witt WIbtiE, 1 \) i Hitny fourth stre ONG BRANCH VILLA PLOTS AT AUCTION. HONY J. BLEROKER wil sell Ato nenaid Villa Fota, each £0150, on MON July 36 186"), at 12 telock, at Ken agian ark Tank Branch, For maps, &e.; py 4.3 ECKER, 3% 4 co, Cedar nrgel, nit JW. MORWIS, “Auctioneer, Loug Drasehy ARRYTOWN.—FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT BUILDING Site of one and » half acres, commanding extensive view of the Hudson, being southwest corner o property iaey Owned and occupied by Mr. W. 8. Landrine, This part or the hole wil beadld to & desirable purchaser,” The entire. pres perty comprises seven and a iifth acros, @ spacious, pElek mansion, coach house, stables, kc. Inquire ot , Tarrytown, or 'R. WARNOCK, 619 Broadway, New = = REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—ON THE BANKS OF ‘the Passaic, beautifully located near Newark, about 7 Acres; ail Improved; commodious dwelling, outhutidi on gardener's cottage, &¢; about half an hour from Jersey Clty} ‘8 good ini I exchange for small House and 2 oF Bey rote in. bryeti oration in Brooklyn, . Call on or address S, HILLYER, 14 and 116 Peati strost, or 3/8 Caual niet bg SALE OR EXCHANGE be buted tye baad OR andise—A fine Grass and Timber Farm of 260 acres, 14 cies from city, 99 n 30 minutes drive trom, Orange, N. J. EONABD, 450, 451 West atreet. Hf Pee EXCHANGE FOR PART crry. PROPERTY THE placa on the Hudson; 10 acres, fruit: tie dutbutidings. Photographs at at Cl Ns 4 ry vme street, Possession immediately. TWO. FIRST CLASS. HOUBHS, BROOKLYN, EQUITY, T 810,000 each will exchange foF any ind of Niriaiag encumbered at No, roam na VaLcaser IMPROVED CITY FPOT SERS IN EX- change for City = on nips woe aC lerms. LYNCH, 72 Cedar street, : ~_ PROPOSALS. ZB FUEADQC ARTES METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART- ment, office Board of Commissioners, ‘NEw uly 32, 1869. 10 TELEGRAPH CONTRACTORS. Seated p: property om endorsed, and addressed to the “Gommitiee on Feleeray of this Boar for ‘the erection of e new and pertectet aymiem of tele fire alarm pur Roses in the ity of ‘Now Tors will Bo vovelved'st this cl fines ‘96th Instant. The nee by embrace & central offee, with radiating metallic ctreuite; not les than four hundred satomatie boxes, m machinery for eighiy stations, with uot ts to be Commissioners reserve the reject or all proposals which, io their judgment, donot embrace s perfect and reliable ay: ‘Specifications can be obtained on application at this office, By order of the Boar, CHAS, &. GILDERSLEVE, Secretary. api FOR REVENUE STEAM CUTTERS. Trrascny Dm Dupanrwrnt, June orale will be received mt. this department on Woinsedny, the Slot day of Jaly nest for the construction of fonr Revenue Stenmn Cutters of wood or iron, one propeller and three sidewhee, Pa cy and in detaf! will be furntshed bidders on applt- person or ty Inter tp tha departznenb or to the Col fectors of the Customs at Boston, fork, Philadelphis fund Baltimore. Propomals whould be sealed and addressed to ihe Secretary of tye freasury, and endopsed oa the ‘envelopey “Propos for Bu evenue Steam Cutters.’ ‘4 a a GRO. Be BOUTWELL, Secretary of the Treasuty. ro hipaa T° LET_ia7 SIXTH AVENUE, LATELY FUELS A bandvoine, Fiat, pasion liniog’ room, three bedrooma, Kitchen, Boebe's stationary tubs, hot and cold water, eoarble mantels, chant jlers, bath room, (0 LET—A THIRD FLOOR, CONSISTING OF EIGHT rooms, with every convenience; comfortable for two parties; rent 50, 08 Went Tenth atrect, near Sixth avenue, WEST NINTH STREET.—A HANDSOMELY FUR- nisbed Parlor and Bedroom to rent to a gentleman, without board; BLE RTY-THIRD SEREET,TO Ler, ae pag TWENTY-NINTH aga NEAR SIXTH furnished Wher indsomely urpisbed Rooms; rent moderate, loca: aventie.—You ean obtain very han Teference required. "Apply ine sail famniy. Terme vensonable. eferencee 278 aodiisa STREET CORNER AVDSON.—7 qt front Room, an: REE BUDE to ee Seanekecping ov to three or Tour fea ‘ga bndned 3{ 7, bot, FIFTYSECOND STR house, weet of | Bighih, aranue- Tet to gen Tet to genrgtn uty st arte Mote ot ee fife cam roar Sree « ous, and one b ye block f ‘row Br Broadwn; Se | & SECOND (ANENUE, ream, THIRTY SIRT street.—A_ ud Bedroom, 2 Penitaeae two gentiemen ; ue fe aalal - ee colt =< COUNTRY ousen RAnoes, &C, TO T biota “Hedilat FARM etter ee anit Joy OF the Moni an aco two miles {rom Miliburne, Rent lo LAM re anew or apply to Hi RAYNOR, = a ay, FORRAN, Was rasa | 0 MIN) FROM ie cry, BY NEW Tae ne shu. iogureot SHARES IN nd rageai N. J Ht BB, TH GAR- Namedtataly ae er. aes i FoR aang Fourteen Beh WARD 3 Iuenitar, Pho. Pio. iia rae well rentel. Apply to JOWN 8. ANDEHSON, West Side. oe A head rs REAR Ah eee E of San el eh ame Crs OTS, IN file MIDST OF apart wee oF His gna | Maainon arenes and adjacent streets be- WAS Se LYNCH, 72 Cedar street, x FICE, Feoteent Freie ree apy onto pense. Sian vane ace sat aroha net Dedar street, “BROOMLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Brera Ba, Rae a i hd wotith, stcO cath, “Enquire Satie ‘OR SALE—( Ta ey REAR, 8 ints eee eae handsome shade trem, ehrat swe Italian artist, burglat alarm, and Shin perfect orders I quire on premises, Ber py ng CREAT _NEAT TWO STORY HION STOOP ree ea vt Hh Le choice location , convenient Un &'D ‘ DAVY, 162 Broadway, room 18, 2,400. Tras arora it each or more; at Ti ity and Sixth etreets, Willlamabur@ REASU Ry DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE BUPRRVISING auaatezont BAM. SEALED PROPOSALS will be reebived until 19 M. of ‘the Sist | Oa of wy I forali and the whole of the tron enclosing the United States y on the Park, ew York, 300 fect on n Broadyay, bk Park row ett tafe es fon belfreen ‘thein, eet, more or Tem of tron Fence aa emi Temoved of of bo- fore the 1ith day, end.ell postions, pematat gg the ground a ii We foffelt to the United ugust nex er that date eb ange ust be endorsed “Proposuls for Tron Fence and Stone © sng and will be Mr, to Ey) adanaiened. Tie Depart rexorves to iteelf the Nght lorrajeet ny oF i of bids, if it a t v halal ER erred Teapect to this edveruisement will bot Bot be Eesti Supervising Architect, teas NEW YORK HERALD, ‘SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1869. oe ~ ae - Ln bd ce ION. M OF CORN ae xerikyite ma at rari trawal of ebb —— 4 remeee eitereane. A RARE OEPORTE Nrry "18 1s Now OFFERED 70 :D TO Boney sitber by trevelling in ehty or either by argeling se tea ireatine Ie Mey Seca 85 and 97 Park place, _ CAPITALIST WANTED-TO Invest FORA yOR A bi haa sereerete iptereat ina foreign contract for tean paten ~ d facilities am aes 28, SPROTAD ners WANTED— ny Baskin Paired tatautben Pacey toeeked ie ey tecteaiecnaeemer ace ere welling th if a York Post once. 8 yours past, Addiess Lox 4199 New STORE ON ONE oF THE | PRINCIPAL 2 DRU ve Brooklyn for sale; hands fitted up, ps Price moderate Abply te SOUTH MAY D CO. ie Broad ay. A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—A PARTY RETIB- ing,wiahes to dispose of an old established, Clear, man: facturing business ; clas of cash customers: idsonly tte a poeali.ate adtapheds busiest block in the city ; #2,500 eash ; stock of Leal Tobacoos worth twice the amount, Inquire cigar sina Ye isibaress FOR SALE, Foner, Yee EATING, Li K ROUTE 8 SERVES and ali com Ito; priee arity Say ne GaPrney’ dos “Rue th neer, 2 } Bow: F°3, 5 SALE STATIONARY AN AND PORTABLE STEAM Engines and oii second handy a! 8 0 OHN MOLAR EN, Thintand ‘rand DOING A PAYING BUSINESS; ears reasous for selling, Apply at 176 Broadway, rooms UST BE SOLD TO-DAY_PIRST CLASS WINE AND Lunch Room, tirst Goor, on the best dowa town busl- Hess atrect; good business; low rent. Inquire Hudson Ale Vaults, No. 5/4 Fine street, ATIONAL LAUNDRY. POR SALE—163 BLERCKER street; a well established place and busiiess ; good Yard; hot and cold water; selling on account of sickness, WATCHMAKERS.—FOR SALE, A WATCH, OLOCK and Jewelry Store, with Stock and Fixtures situated ia the vilinge of Patchogue, L. T., at the terminus of the South Side Railroad. For further particulars inquire of | D, LEARNED, on the premines. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.—A NOTARY PUBLIC'S Commission for salecheap. Address 8. ¥.8., Herald office, before Juy 2. ANTED TO SELL THE RIGHT FOR THE WHOLE United States in a Patent just granted ; this is an article that will sell as fast as aad will pay 200 pet cent profit; inventor wil! sell reasonable, on account of not having the Means of working it himself, Call on or W., room 3, Lovejoy's Hotel, TA RTNER Act ard i 800, IN A uiaHT, eenble cash busineses his nroGis will be $60 ws i “qultreas R, MORKISON, Fox 110 Heraid office, og af! re THE BEST PAYING LIGHT BUST. ness LINCOLN, & AMES, 9 Liberty street, room 16, A PARTNER WOULD BE. TAKEN FOR 5,000, OR would sell out entire for 820,000, part real estate; bnal- Hourishing condition, without competition, payin nnually, atid eapable of uniintted exteuston a i rty can have a tral of the business for full investiga: ‘or particulars apply t0 8. MeJ., 201 Bust Thirteenth fori E ALF OF A LIGHT AND PROPITABLE MANUFAC- turing business can Pe bought for or 82.000 Hotel. leaving own. Apply fmm ©. neh HAVE A SEED SOWER, REVOLVING HARROW and reaper combined, secured by lelters patent, and equally as good ae the mowing or reaping machine.’ The Droits are 129 per cent, with a ready cash wale, I wish to as: focinte myself with an energette business man, with capital to place it before the public. Call and see {t in’ full practical operation at room 162 National Hotel, Cortlandt street. HARRY THORP, ARINER WANTED.-A GOOD WATCHMAKER OR Jeweller with a cash capital of about $5,000 will be taken in ais partner in a retail jewelry store, in a_firat rate jocality in Brooklyn, doing a good busingss. "For further particulars address Brovklyn Jeweller, box 104 Herald oflice. WANTED--A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE OR ‘special, in the whiskey business already established, with some cash;'pays a large profit, Address D., Herald ollice, ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH #10, CASH, TO Nake onechal( ihe ioterest in a large distillery already éx- tablished out West; it pays immense profits. For further particulars inquire at 257 dress EK. R., Herald office, ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $20,000 TO & ‘engage in the manufacture of a lon seabed aoe prietary medicine, Address C. M., box 4,603 Post ANTED—PARTNER WITH 86,000 TO $8,000; BUST- Gaia Inquire of MORRELL, §7 Fark to eT street, oF ad- ANTED—A BUSINESS MAN, WITH SOME cart tal, fn an ostablished business out West, Address P. E., Herald office. 5 (0) Wilt. PURCHASE THE OLD ESTABLISHED Fiour and Feed Store on Franklin street, between and G streets, at Greanpoint, Long Island. $3. 00 —LAUNDRY FOR SALE. 18 IN FINE + ranning order, and now paying handsomely, Suppitea with’ steam and all'the necessaries; Horse and Wagon. Apply to ALFRED MOKNIYRE, 906 Broadway, by jween | Wand) oteloel ke $6. 00: CASH AND 96,000 IN REAL ESTAT! will by brig @stablished retail cash bi ness, pay! ng $600 to $8,000 profits ve: Family reasons for sel dares M. Ly PRATT, Brooklyn Post o __ MACHINERY, secre AL “A HORSE POWER FOR SALE—AT 100 EAST “Thirteenth atreet, near Fourth avenue, BOILERS, HAND LATH 4 Papert ‘Pumps, Dayton Tobacco Cutter Shaftin, We aw and seesta hand, at MEBDLETOR ler atreet. ror ALE—THE | FOLLOWING Sister S ft. bed; 1 Planer, 8 ft, 6 in. ting Lathe,’ 12 in. swing and? ft ‘ing and 38 In. shears; Upright Dri ce, Manchester; 2 Engine Lathes. 1 hears; 1 Hand Lathe, 10 {n, swing; 13 Vices, Nos. 1, 2, 8 and 4, sare in good condition and complete with gounter sha‘ts, pulleys, &c., and have been ia use one year. i4, Paterson, N. J OR, “SALE—CHEAP, A ‘ROTARY DREDGING MA- ching capable of digging 2.0 cuble yards per hour, and to the depth of 18 feet. For particulars address Bordentown atachine peavey, Bordentown, ). J. MAC EIERRY 1 FH, Heuer. ‘M4 EAST BROADWAY, 8, 4 AND @ FOOT an, Riuners’ Screw, Lever Power atid Drop Preses, Bolt Catier, Blower, Sicam'Engines, Shutting, Belling, Hangers, Vises and Anvils, at auction prices, QECOND HAND STEAM ENGINES—WARRANTED IN good working condition. ‘Two 100 horee power, 20x48 Jich’ cylinder; ‘one by horse power, 18x48 inch éyltndér; one 20 horse power, 10x52 inch eslinder. Also Wright it Gator Engines, Gireular Saw Milla, Lane Cotton Presses; Portable Steam Engine, 4 York ‘ollice, 67 Liberty atreet, Address Washington Trou Works, Newburg, N. ¥ WAXED A GOOD TALKER, ACQUAINTED WITH the painting business, to it orders for signs and ‘on commission, for a first class old establish- house paintiny aahope 2 fortwo days, Highs, Herald ofee, edahop. Ad (), WANTED, ‘A PARTY HAVING THE ABOVE 0, amount, to join the advertiser 1p the: introduc ion — we useful invention. Address J. G., box 4,133 New York oan BUY A SPLENDID ‘BUTTER AND Produce Store, situated on qne of the beat streets Jo 02 ‘and doing @ good cash trade. Call and investi- gules at 431 Grand street, — ‘pot $1.00 000.785 ENERGETIO MAN WITH 1,100 CAN + make #60 per day. Full particulars at 27 and jassau street, room 28, from 10 to 3o’elock. $1,000 7 oictettes AN TEP, Aso IRBNT (08 Aettve partner, with the abnve. amennt: pial eat! Sora and nae “le Good opening to make money. A $2. 000.-REA. ESTATE.—WANTED, TWO OR + tree gentlemen, each having ai dimposal the above amount, to Join some gentlemen in purchasing of land on @ railroad, cheap and very desirable Yor suburban Fealdonces. Address Suburban, Herald olliee. B3 00, WANTED A PARTY TO JOIN IN A very pleasant business enterprise, ney by wl which 100,000 may be cleared in six months. Inquire of Mr. J VIS, 116 West Thirty second street, 00. —PARTNER WANTED IN THE BRICK making Business: ‘can make 20,000 bricks per ae ‘all tn full ‘operation; distance from New York. Apply to DYE #OCRTISS, ‘oe Bixttr arene: O00 CASE 08 a mRARM OF ABOUT 20 3. acres ‘within 40 miles of New York, ant $3,000 cash wit Busi- peas paying et pan farm mnst have good putidlngs efor her partiogiare “address, with the saue, Poultry, Ht £8.01 000 Sr ata a a sem bre 3 profit o1 Heteronces te. Address ©, R. B: Post office. ro 500 CASH WILL PURCHASE A FIRST CLASS et manufactiring business connected with the wholesale and ret I operations two hed. Toftne wil per cent. Broo ears establit hemi a arya rafter ba rica & oa to er re TEORARD. European Hotel, 168 Hudson aft .000. -A PARTNER WANTED, SPRCIAL OR active, with this amount, to be used ex- ively ee working capital ; a sure foigune to parties inter- nin need apply, Call on or address H. W. "te as? $ at'To Malden lane, New York, where full pariica- lars will be given. $25,000, “SPECIAL OR ACHIVE PARTNER, TO ki ssa tor ties fuckirian, Siosiones, cain sively now! en cash, safe ‘and profuable. Address Investigal feral oflee. $50. 000. THIS AMOUNT WANTED, WITH SPE- cial or general partner; business well ¢a- Commission ; connection high! reruns per cont Of iovestanent. adres R PLANTATION Beer relirond oF river, Rroashande late brick facto pullding, with docka, Address Eeciric Extractor Co., Broadway. y | WANTED A FOUR STORY HOUSE, IN THE NEIGH. hood of Thirty-tourth to Forly-eighth strect ond h f Lexiagton to the Sixth avenue; ood trom $25,000 to Address 8. T., box 152 Herald onice, DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING Daly tate, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received amit te we ot tn, att ara from the li ‘tthe ae new ont Of Ottce ot feo onthe? rary fori one te whe wit "not berctnded in ta he contract, out the. di xeavation to be ay rected by the 8 Baperrising ‘Architect OF bis, duly ea nares il will ws made in the excavation and the vay. ten per faithful tone np spt not the work. Hide an « Miriam, ca dollars, that scar, yi socout contract if awa’ fn, Fite ‘ect ryt to be, certified to by the iriot Attorney of of ageree to, Jecit the rignt of sching, wyror ‘al bidn if writ is deomed “ites mena tego ede Uo do #0 ak jn werhment to do a, and any Sit thet does act ooalursa tn i erer ory respect to the require- ments of this advertisemeht will not be coustdered. Proposals will Resaeitng & sealed envelope endorsed “Proposala for Rxonrating.” aud addressed to mniler- ) MULLETT, Supervising Architect panaevay tial bond In the sum Signe pean 2 DEA NEN i o ae Aront’ Ron, uly 1 d wil oorvad = % M. Ho th 7 ne Ebr ye Tarai js more or Joa i the eat qua ork Koonin or other lergcia Syttee tee eae of ceavent, ant to be delivered in quantities of rom 0049 1,000 4 to the order of tke'super- visting architect or hi ‘Mt such times as may be fp their judgment necemary, oft ds must be accom Hn be 8 ahs 01 er ell neapt Le Re we Ng cae arited to it, ot ta ie ray te B ye wun ey OF the oor bre beeth rbectity 19 to de Matriet Att te where the iment referves to ght t ange ape itbe Heoutet for thet ovnievem o toe goterapee % bid conform in ever: to every respect the Prequireenie a this dvertirement will net be con- Propona’ 's Ly be. be gnidoraed = t= “Proposals £01 as eat ment,” and addressed LETT, Supervising ‘yuiltect, ary ; DEPARTMENT, o OF THR Stranvieme ein arr ayes and WA rates! us the ai ama igre iy Shit vie tie aioe | oe oy ch Srerage teak gota ‘enc! act tait'ts the ‘wnt ta artic according arinar eliedul of vizes to be furciohed hans? wf, for Fopaishing, and rhe Lin eke 6,500, ganic Fannie rt to be te on the Ded, fn ng with sey cee sun asym ere rh tole nize satiny, nd a pata of, hard, durable durable Stone, dn will be made ule, foot, wi eeu il ce es ‘ance of until the tinal nay of the con: dednoting 10 perc amt be accompani at ihe made wl ota and eat 6 oan ot enh he S| Sahn rhe pintrce Atonney 8 etineter te te td ides. Ne Departrnvent rexerve the rfzht to fejoot ay oral bite {Lat be deemed for, the futerest of the overniment 10 do so, ‘and any bid foe tom Mie. Coser y In every respect tu this twill ri conals “Propotale to Te tndorged Proposals for Dimneusién, Rilb- id Concrete 8 fituers for Bimear wm Stone will submit in Lot Canes & sample of the none ney bil forex Miche oltbe the different atylea of cutting suitable to, and mow!ng ‘quality of tbe ie . B, MULLET, Supervising Architeot, ___ FOR SALE. LO? OF SECOND HAND SAPES_NEARLY EVERY aize nod style, for sale cheap at 00 Broadway, Ameri- Gan Steam Safe Company, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIREPROOF SAFES, Gsanon sirect, between Delancey and Rivington we i! ere ‘FarkicK. pi Bing ig Ll Ay alos Te BHOP FOR SA) SALE lance of Ms HERR, Heal ‘ate ‘Seehty 1. ad Wen pecond Bireet, corner ‘Sixth avenue. A SUPERIOR FLOUR AND PERD MILL, IN SPLEN. mine's oration, V7 miler from ctf engine x Rotigr to be furniabed by te porchnser; will iosil'and ona ery & OMY ® PRTTIT & PRAZEE, 191 Broadway, room No.2. A RARE CHARGE.-THE, BOOK, STATIONERY fb Serapaper and Tox Store No. BOK) Porrery, beer Second loing a good ‘very cheap to a Teel customer. Apply by ones oe the store, WILL ay A A srinxprbut FirteD oP A; Bae SIE TEM Sone apptyran i at IORcosered ot ATR oH Bennie Rooms tager Beer Saloon iteincaraaiath neha ay Be Ware TOHELUS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. “4 RESPECTARLE CASH BUSINESS; ee LOCA. A ton on Brosdwayy down, town. lense and aah ores UTMAND. Fras 104 eae ALES BIN A A LARGE PLACE CLOSE Dione Tyrer saote ross . Store, with hina ‘and two " ition “Mpoty to Ay het yoo aveute tort ner Sixteenth street, New Yor! oR "BALYE-A FIRST CLASS BREAD AND CAKE Bakery and ice cae Saloonvon.s leading avenge, dung CE Fron ett LR pe ST OO ae RES AND GOOD Wits. Aho foot Land Shorey a A good business. In- i atreet. BALE 1%, WHOLESALE AND b ae Hazes rarer Lien BeeoLlpa Galati Goan an SALE—A SOAP MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, well established, in re Rt fae worth the change tor chy oF price asked ; wiht ex country proy and pay part cash. sees at 188 J jane Sree OR SALE- eT CLAS PSTAURANT AND FE Mage Hee alg iy at the place, 64 Fourth are: ,* Lae son DRY GOODS STORE, win LEASE cing.» good, buainenhs. a4 fn the age oF ania Address box 19 Bkaneateles Post office, N. YOR SALE—A PUBLIO pa AC Firookigh, next door to ihe Oly mple theatre. ty, ne fhe Owner has two pincer wi % Ful nantes A BAN OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND Kr 2 dare, tne ity ot ct ih nina inrableaita, aixte niton York, doing rae) ato. Eriow rent Abyty fo EW. OOKLA, BE And 94. Vewey stroet, New york’ TA BARGAIN ye ey FURNISHING Bore inet be wold Call xt 811 Third ween OR SALK CHEAP HARROOM | $1 BROAD STREET; five years’ lease, Inquire om the premises of THOMP- 10 POTTERY MEN.—FOR SALE, A BEWER PIPE Machine. Inquire at 961 Pear! street, New York. TANTED-15 HORSE STHAM ENGINE, SECOND hand, in good order, with or without Boilers; also 4 airs French Birr Mill stones, 44 fect diameter. Address 0x 2,439 Post olices ‘OOD & MANN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE AND STA- {onary Engines, Gaw Mille Burr. Mills and Boilers of all kinds; send for our how pamphiet, IN & COPELAND, 42 Cortlandt street, ILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH—A NO. 1 BROWN & ‘Sharp's Screw Machine complete, with Pullies, Belting and n quantity of Tools. Can ve seen at #9 Eileabeld street, from 10 to MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. GaBB—K: AND.—On Wednesday, July 14, in Le Roy, N. Y., by the Rev. Jalius Waterbury, Mr. WILLIAM M. cares of Philadelphia, to Miss VIRGINIA KNEELAND, of Le Roy brs ee and Milwaukee papers please copy. XD—BERRE.--At Sunny Bide, Schoharie, on weanestay, July 14, Colonel EDWARD GEBHARD, of New York city, to Lorrig B,, only child of the late Henry Beers, of Newtown, Conn., Rev. John M. Scribner, of Reformed church, officiating. KBNNEDY—JACKSON.—On, ‘Thursday, July 8 by Rey. J. Thompson, D. D., Mr. RUSSELL KEN to Mies ©. Jackson, Inte Of Coleraine, Ireland. SLore—Gairriris.—On Thursday, July 15, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, Thomas Armitage, ). D., DANIEL BLOTS to Basan B. Gri Firus, daughter of James Grifiths, Esq. No carda, ptr Wabe.—On Wednesday, July 14, as D. SUARKMAN, Of Perth Amboy, N. J., to Marky # Th Wang, of Jamaica, L. I, No cards, Died. ALLEN.—On Friday morning, July 16, CHARLES AlENRY ALLEN, infant son of Williams Cy and Julia Allen, aged 1 year, 9 months and 5 days. The relatives and triends fa the ad ‘spect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after- noon, at two o’ciock, from the residence of his p: Spring street. July 15, of apo- plexy, THOMAS G. ARNOLD, aged 56 years, Notice of funeral hereafter. BLANKMAN.—On Friday, Jul af Miss ELIZavETu, daughter of Benjamin J. and Blankman. The relatives and friends of the | family are respect- fully invited, to attend the funeral, which wil take place from her father’s resttence, No. 431 West mores [Oni street, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock. BOURLIER.—On Thursday, July 15, ALICE R. Bourvier, only danghter of ae cae and sean. nette Hamilton Bourlier, aged 10 ‘The relatives and friends of ihe yramnly are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, bse ih Broadway, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o’clocl ROWN.—Mrs. W. C. BROWN, Of Nos, 13 and 14 New Bond street, London, Bnugiand, the well knewao maker of thé English round hats. CAXLISLE.—On That , July 15, MARGARBST CaR- LISLE, in the 29th year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances are iy im- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 283 West Twelfth street, corner of Fourtn street, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock. . The xongeity, will be taken to Groton, Conn., for inter- meni CocaN.—On Friday, July yer & long illness, MICHAEL COGAN, a Rative of Granite, county Long- ford, Ireland, in the 67tn year of his Friends and relatives an. fy ge? invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 426 West sixteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at oue o'clock. CoGHLEN.—On Wednesday, July 16, after a 4 apd protracted illness, JuLiA, beloved wife of chael Cogiiten. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also those of lier sons-indaw, Thomas Power and Peter M. Ledwith, are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, from her late residence, 906 Eighth avenue, this Saturday) morning, at 9 o’ctock, to the Church: of St. Paw, West Fifty-ninth street, where a sole: requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose o} her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. ‘CariGhToy,—On Friday, July 16, bp WiN CLARENCE, youngest a of bo and Elizaberh Creighton, ed 2 MODS aN jays. afthe rejatives and friends are Bane invited to attend the funeral, (this) Satal Y two o'clock, from his late residence, 9:9 W Houston street. CuntTav Ged dtniy, on Thursday, July 16, at Port chester, N. ¥., [HOMaS CURTIS, in the Sist year of bis age. Faneval at Portehester, tis (Saturday) afternoon, at hali-past one o'clock. Cars leave Twenty-seveuth street and Fourtit avenue at half-past eleven o’viock forenoon, CoNNELLY.—On Friday, July 16, Etran, the beloved wife of Dennis Connelly, ral fay The friends and Rn ae tO are respectfully Invited to attend funeral, from her late residence, 102 Mott atreet, on Sunday aiternoon, at one o"clock. ConoLLy.—On Friday, July 16, Ronert Li son of James Conolly, in the 19th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the fatally are invited to send the funeral, frou the Church of the Atoue- nent, Magi Ls corner cf renty-elghth streei, on afternoon, at two dchock. DOYLE. Ol aes any, July 16, after ashort il- ness, MARY » Wife of William Doyle, in the goth yoar of her c The bi covet relatives bl AR co es bend to — the fa “4 _ mn Sunday seco, one 0 ‘ De "GAN. —SARAH F., wife of tien Riley, aged 22 years and 9 mont “ The rolstives and friends of the family are respect- fu'ly invited toattend the faneral, on Sunday after+ noon, at one ocock, from the residence of her mother, 609 Washington street. The rematus will ve taken to Staten Island for interment. Eder ee duly 16, Semmens, wife of Michael all, ‘ears anc The relates war friend aed weg! Hh fon gone folly requested to ul uber! pt residence, No. 621g *Grcnart street, on Sunday after noob, fit One O'cLdoK. DoBsON.—In Ereokire, on Friday, July 16, Mra, ISABELLA DoBeon, in the 83d year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the “> reapect- fully invited to attend the fancral, from the rest. dence of her ee. Mr. Thomas Dobson, No. 275 Scnermerhorn Bt this (Saturday) afternoon, at tones ed aork pean pie notlee. Haltfax par PpsaLl.—On Wednesaan, July ia, Jaco n, son of Rachel and the late Samuel Edsall, in the 45d year of his ade. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect= fully mvited to atiend the funeral, from his late resi- aenee, re 13 Dominkk street, thia (Saturday) alter- noon, at one o'clock. Euy.—On Wednesday rr July 14, RHODERICK #. ELY, Infant son oi John R. and Phebe Ely. ‘yhe friends of the family are respectfully invited to afternoon, at haif- serge emg ae ye morning, July 16, at St. Vin- Fannie ae Baber aged Dee eae e the co gh hing stat to's et Where hich mass will be sclera for the repose af his soul at nine o’etock in the nea, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery bg cen FivzGeRatp.—On Friday end oa the years, 7 months and 16 nd one relatives and friends of att the family are plu fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afier- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her arents, 291 Delancey strect. Gibson,—On Friday morning, July 16, at his dence, in the eity, Epwin Post G nson, eldest Of the late Isaac Gibson, in his 34th birthday. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited toattend the mineral, from St. Bartholomew's church, corner of Lafayette place and Great Jones street, on Monday moruthg, at ten o'clock, Philadeiphia papers please copy. eg Psy enly, at Irvington, on Mier ae July 16, Mrs. Many K, HAuLocK, wife of John Hallock and Orig ed of Nath. F, Waring, fer, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Barnabas’ church, Irvin ca ponder, afternoon, at half-paat tweive o’cloc! the Hudson River Ratlroad depot at aie, a ainehe: A. Mee rewiring at five P, M. ATCH.—At Newtown, L. I., on Thursday, July 16, Many Avousra, eldest daughter of John E. an Sarah B. Hatch, Friends of the famtly are invited to attend the funeral, from the Presbyterian churca, at Newtown, L. I,, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Trains leave Hunter's Point at one o'clock. Baltimore and Columbus Papers please copy. ean, —On Thursday, July 15, JAMES HAUGHIN, , county Antrim, Ireland. ithe e relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of his son, James Haughin, 18 Huron street, Green- point, on Sunday afternoon, A Bis, o'clock. Henky.—On Wednesday, uu, Osrnmnixe HENRY, sister of the late philip Hany, ta the 86ch year of her age. The relatives ‘and friends are respectfully invited to attend the Muneral services, at her iate residence, No. 310 West Thirty-sixth street, this day (Saturday), at twelve o'clock noon, Horton.—On Friday, July 16, JereM1an Horton, aged 80 years, The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, Fordbam, tear the depot, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, Members of Mechanic Lodge No. 31, F. and A. M., and friends of the family are invited, Trains leave Forty-second street at two see daogiter of John an —On Friday, July 16, CATHARINE MAR- GARBT JOHANNS, aged 66 years, 6 tonths and 1 day. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, tiis (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from tue residence of her son-in-law, Christopher Fink, 86 Bayard street. JOSEPH.—In this city, on ‘Thursday, July 15, Wie LIAM F., only son of Lydia and the jate Jolin Joseph, in the 16th year of his axe. The relatives and friends of the tamily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of his mother, No. 64Jaue street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Without further notice, K&RRIGAN.—On Friday, July 16, Mrs, KATE KPRRI- GAN, the beloved wite of Thomas Kerrigan, aged 19 years and 10 months. ‘The friends of the family, and those of her parents, Michael and Mary Connoill y, are requested to attend from her late residence, No. 119 Colum- unday afternoon, at two o’cloek, Taeuce meter y ¥.—On Thursday, July 16, after along and painful illness, AUGUsTA F., eidest daughter of Frederick and Caroline A. Kinnersley, aged 15 years, 8 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attead the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from her late residence, No, 308 East Thirty-fourth street, between First and Second avenues, Kinuy.—Saudenly, on Thursday, July 15, WesLey Cy Sats son of Andrew B, and Kachel Kirby, saeetatives al ‘and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Metho- dist Episcopal charch, Rye, this (Saturday) alter- noon, at Nall-past one o'c! ‘ock. ‘Train leaves New York and New Haven dep: Boh ‘Twenty-seventh street, at half-past eleven o’clock, A. M. Kirs.—On Thursday, July 1, ‘A J. KIRK, only daughter of Truman » Rint in ne 18th year of her age. ‘Lhe relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afrernoon, at half-past 1 o'clock, from the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Washburn, 143 Suffolk street. Le CLEAR.—On Friday, July 16, after @ long and ainful ilimess, CAROLINE R., wife of Thomas Le lear. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 242 West Fifty-sixth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Butlalo papers please copy. LYON.—At Port Chester, N. Y., on Friday morning, July 16, THOMAS M., second son of Saral B. and the late Thomas M, Lyon. The relatives and friends are imvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on Monday after- noon, at two o'clock. New London (Vonn. pavers please cop, Mackay.—On Monday, July 12, Ry jersey City, ae M., wife of Joha Mackay, in the 49th year ol The paslatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 101 Jersey aveune, this (Saturday) oon, at four o'clock, Wittout lurther gotice, Mason.—At Schwalbach, Germany, on Thursda: June 24, DANIEL Garcost ‘Mason, Of the firm of Ma- son Brot New York, Funeral from the house of his fatner, Dr. Lowel! in Orange, N. J., this (Sat moon, attwo o'clock. Carriages in waiting jontrose ‘Station, Orange, on arrival of the o'clock train, Morris and Essex railroad, from New York. MEYER.—In Madson City, on Tharsday night, July HENRY THix8, son of Louis Meyer. he friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, Irom Christopher street church, New York, to Lutheran Cemetery. McOoy.—In Jersey Sy on Wednesday, July M, after along and re iiness, Josera McCoy, iu the 67th year of his Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from Grace church, corner of Erie and South Seventh streets, on Sunday morning, at half- past ten o'clock. Natrarne. -On Friday morning, July 16, at a quarter past threc, JOHN NABTHING, aged 67 years and two months. jatives and friends are kindly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 101 William br on meen eg ray at two o'c:ock. hway, N. J., on Touraday, Jaly 16, siete Prance, in the s2d Year of his age. Notice of faneral In tomorrow's paper. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington and New Orleans papers piease copy. PaRKRR.—In_Brookiya, on Friday, June 16, WiL- ee HENRY PARKER, aged 32 years, 4 months and o days, The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from lis late resilence, No. 75 Mam street, corner of York, REIxs.—At West Morrisania, N. Y., on Wednes day, July 14, Mrs. HaRRIBT REINS, relict of David H. Ri ae 10 the Sist year of her Ane Iatives and friends of the family are respect- tally iavina to attend the funeral, Bis (Saturday) pig at eleven o’clock, from the pe of son-in-law, Mr. Jolm Sutherland, Morris place, We ‘est 7 Morrisania. Stupson.—On We July 15, ISABELLA, wife of Prony H. Simpson, J¥., aged 40 years, 3 months and ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly to attend the funeral, tro’ late resi- dence, 13 East Forty-first streer, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, wittout farther notice. ScuRORDER.—On Thursday, July 16, after a short, ‘Dnt severe illness, RostNA MARGARETAA, Wife of Henry Schroeder, aged 45 years and 7 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) alternoon, at two o'clock, from ker late residence, 401 Greenwich street, without further notice. SCHLESINGER.—At Newport, R. I. on Wednesday, ly 14, Water, the eldest and beloved son of fles and Haunah Schlesinger, aged 15 years. The fumeral wul take mm theur resivence, 143 West Fourteenth street, on Sunday morning, at eleven Ociock. STockmoLM.—At Jamaica, L. 1., on bg oa att | 15, JANE, Wife of Abraham Stockholm, in the 48t year ante. Be rcstnives ‘and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Satay tay) ftergoon, at twu o'clock, {rom her late residence, jamaica. Srrovit.—On Friday evening, Inly 16, Howarn, oniy son of Thomas and Hattie A, Sproull, aged 1 ear, 3 months and 21 days, ai "1 be taken to Orange county for remains will rerment, itrie-cOn Thursday, Jniy 15, at thidnight, Sen. VILLE, fourth son of dames J. aud Blizabeta Grant aE 3 years and 16 days. ‘The felends Of the family are respectfully mvited to artond the funeral, from the residenee of his paar 128 Orchard street, thts (Savarday) after- moon, at half: ‘one o'clock, ‘Youtn.—On Friday, July oS Pte Tonty, young- est son of John red 13 months, ‘The friends of the fam ree ps respectfully ane to attend the funeral, frem the residence nis arents, Communipaw avenwe, near Dummy scot [gy Bergen City, N. J., Sunday afternoon, at two orclock ‘Tysey.—Suddenty, on Wednesday, July 14am, daughter of David rand Elizabeth ‘Tysen. The relatives and friends of the fwouly are invited BR, attend the funeral, at the Moravian charch, New Dorp, Staten Island,” thts severany) afternoon, at halt-past two o'clock. Carriages at Vandervilt land. ing on Mid arrival Riga] one 0 ovelock boat from foot oF Whiteball street, New York. Vinror.—Suddonty, of cholera infantum, on San- day, July 11, at 134 White street, James Davin, the youngest and last surviving end of David’ and Catherine Virtue, aged 1 year and 17 days. Wi.iaMs.—On Wednesday, July 14, Lovis Av- GUSTUS, Youngest child of Sarah Jahe and George B. Williaina, Tancrai from the residence of his parents, 120th street, Hariew, this (Saturday) morning, at eleven o’clock. Witietts,—On Priday, July 16, Greson S$, Wit- LP?rs, aged 22 years and 10 months. Funeral services this (Saturday) evening, at seven o'clock, at the residence of lus mother-m-law, Mra, 3 Hoyt, ue Secona street, Williamsburg. taken to Hentpstead and in- tered from the Presbyterian church, on Sunday morning, at eleven o’ciocl BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Bunpas.exen. —John Carson, a cierk, arrested by detective Frost yesterday for embezzling dry goods from the store of Foster Swan, No, 107 Fulton street, was convicted by Justice Walsh and sentenced to six months’ imprisonment in the Penitentiary. THe Gas Comrantns CLatt $20,000 OveRraID Taxes.—The Brooklyn gas companies, by a de- cision of the Court of Appeals, claim $20,000 for overpaid taxes. By the decision the assessors are required to deduct fro en patel stock the cost of the real estate held by eB and LO Assess the baiance as personal proven! Ys Sun Srroxes.—Jobn Reade was overcome by the heat at the Brooklyn Navy Yard at three o’clock yes- terday afternoon. He was taken to the Forty-second reciuct station house aad removed from thence to his home, No, 449 Houston street, New York. Hugh Wg es a Poole on sixty years of age, was prostrated from ts of the sun yesterday afternoon, while m5 cr on a building in Court street. was taken to the hospital. DeaTH FROM Locksaw.—Jalia Van Nott, three years of age, was run over by @ horse and wagon belonging to Mr. Allen, alamber dealer, in Warren street, about a week since, and died on Thursday from lockjaw, at the residence of ler parents, East Baltic street, from the effects of her injuries. Coro- ner Janes held an inquest over the body yesterday afternoon, when Mr. Allen was censured for leaving his horse untie KINGS COUNTY SUPEAVISo;S. ‘The Board of Supervisors of Kings county met yesterday afternoon, the Chalrman, Supermtendent Osborne, presiding. A communication was received from the Metro- politan Board of Excise, enclosing a copy of the laws relating to the disposition of the funds collected by the Board. The matter was referred to the Law Committee, A communication was received from A. Shaurman, Commissioner of Jurors, calling the attention of the Board to the fact that the assessors of the town of New Lotts had failed to make a return of the resis dents of that town who are liable to do jury duty, He was therefore unable to complete the jury list for 1869. A resolution to the effect that the cierk be directed to notify the neem to prepare returns and send them in was adopted. ‘The Law Committee submitted a report in regard to the power of the Board to authorize a special Com- mittee to purchase a burial place for the na upers of the county. ‘They are of tne opinion the Board has no power vo give any committee power to purchase land for this purpose. {he report was adopted. Supervisor WiITEMILL moved that a Committtes of five be appointed to select a site for a Potter's field and report back to the Board. Superintendent CRoOKE moved that the matter be laid on the table until the next meeting of the Bourd. Alter a short discussion the matier Was again re- ferred to the Law Comamiittee to report as to the power of the Board, Supervisor NELSON submitted plans for a new Morgue, to be erected on the site now occupied by the shanty pow used for that purpose. The new buuding ts to be two stories in height, thirty-one feet front by seventy-three feet deep, and Philadelphia front. [t was resolved to solicit proposals for the structure. Supervisor WHITERILL offered a resolution to the effect that the County Treasurer be authorized to pags A the sum of $75,000 on the credit of the city for the purpose of buliding a workhouse for the county. Adopted. The Committee on Lunatic Asylum submitted thelr fal report in regard to the construction of the extension of the buliding. The entire cost of the ade dition is $276,303 75. Two hundred and fifty copies of the report Was ordered to be printed. The Board then Pes AOE RT nul tue 2d of August. THE OCEAN B: BANK ROBBERY—AN IMPOSTOR, On Wednesday evening detective Farley, of the Central OMice, returned fromm Utica, where he had been to take charge of a young Englishman, about twenty-one years of age, named John A. Williams, who had been arrested by the Chief of Police of that city on suspicion of being concerned in the recent robbery of the Ocean Bank. Williams ciaimed that he was one of the persons engaged in the robbery, and said nis accomplices were Charles Pores€ and Henry Ferguson. He gave as an exe cuse for divalging the secret that his cone federates had played fuise with lim and refused to make a falr division of the spoils: that he nad been acquainted with Forest and Ferguson five or siX weeks previous to the commussion of the vurg- lary. There was an air of improbability and wu- truthfulness about the rambling statements of the prisouer, and perin- vendent Kennedy, as well’ as detective Farley and others, totally digelieved al! he said. Accordingly, yesterday afternoon, Willl was taken before Alderman O’Brien at the fombs and discharged from custody. The motive of Williams for causing his own arrest and makiug the above statements is unknown. He apparently is mexpertenced tu crima and by some be is believed to be insane. BASE BALL NOTES. ‘The game announced to take place to-day between the Eckfords and Stars will not come off. The Stars say they will probably play the Alphas tastead om the Capitoline grounds, There will be fun enough on the Capttoline fo» one day. The Mutual Life Insurance Company's employés and the Allen Base Ball Ciub will play there, the Atlantics and Harmonics say Ne wil play there, and now the Stars say they will Alphas there. Then there will be a contest eoree i! and Chadwick in ridin the velocipede and eate ing “Banberry cakes.” Weed & Decker, the pro- prietors, wili have 4 match at counting stamps and tickets, and the larger Cleveland will work fora Wager, and try to hold fifteen glasses of lager ig one hand and ia sandwiches in the other. OFFICIAL TAME RS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. Broome at, # 4, 60 fLe of Willett st, 25275. Cherry st, No $94, 23x80. Sherry st, No 397, Commencin, Baty years, ranmim :— 000 for the e next 5 years, cod annum :—8 for the and for aye ian yeare.: se PRANWrERS 1% KINGS 4,500 eof Sita ‘av, 2x10 $50 fhe of Harrison av, 251104. 8, W4 ft e of Hicks st, ox. 2) Tes of Norman av, 25x10). xii, Feria Ww. anes fin of Witloug! igi 50X10. at et and South’ 2d Ww comer, Sex 28bxl78. 0x8, € comer, dann andStays corner, Box of Médaie a, tsar. Atlantic av, «Ww rsa tise of Cone Bedford ay, = M61 n of Park av, 20x58.6. ind Chestaut Mt ne commer, tl om, fs ‘i ihe Myrtle av, « 8, 3) [te of cond et, @xta. o I Pere a kv. 8 0, 176 (0-0 OF North Okroline av, es TKANSTRRB 18 FSORX GouxT, Ne dn ew ARK. Berita st, 19,108 tw of Magaaing st i iteot Belmont av, dines 's, 600 ft w of Kelteville av, ad Prospect a8, ne corner, 26x7 indi Broome ata, se corner, 4 Marsal ct, 8a 41 fe of Broome Indeninite Location, bxk0H #t, Springfield av, #8, 125 {tw of Spra FAST ORANG: Harrison st, w 6, indefinite location, 3 96-100 ‘acres. TRANSYRRS IN HUDSON COUNTY —ALUDBON CITT. Lot 16, block G, adjoining Pine #t, ns, lots 6 and 7,:bl0 block 22 Breemliatl rm: Lot 88, bleok 1 oy Summit av, e 8, Tot % block ¥ HOWOKER. Newnrk av, n 4.276 (to of, Harrisan aly 1isSixix28, Lot adjoining the above, 113x26x101 Newark av, 0 +, 85 {te of Jemermon st, W RST 101K Clinton ay, wis, lots 7H ana MH, buxld, renereote, SW. 5,08 Nicolle property. Lytiawb 08x28. a of Wer Hoboken, 1,007 Lot 21, block 11) map Cinpamont, 6Ox100 142, bl vlook JU Gabrimkic ma: D8, 28 ft w of Ocean st, 50X10, Now menien Lot J, blook 2, Joho and & Gardner's map, 3x1) Tot 9 block 8 John ant KE Gardner's map Ann st, 14, Lot 228, map of Barnsville, 2ax.’s.. HARRISON. tnd 6th at, «Ww co’ Warren and Ist st, 0 w co Union