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THE COURTS. Vateresting Proceedings in the United States, New York and Brooklyn Courts. @riminal Business im the United States Court— Death of Ex-Judge Whiting ; Respect by the Court and Bar to His Memory—Charge Againsta Letter Carrier—A Stock Min- ing Suit—fhe Burke-Gardiner Case—Action for Damages. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Empertant Interaal Kevenue Decision—Con- fiscation of Gold Coin—The Grent Western Railroad Company aud Conl Carriage. WasHINGTOon, D. C., March 18, 1872, ‘The ‘following opinions were denvered in che Sue preme Court to-day:— No. 104. Uniced states vs. Henderson—Error to the Otreuit Court for the Eastern district of Missouri.— ‘This was an iulormation to enforce Lorferture against 100 barrels of spirits for an alieged violation of we {mternal revenue laws, The spirits were removed from ihe disullery to a bonded warenouse of the government without the tax being paid, While in Bue Warehouse itenderson purcuased them, first paying (le tax requirea by law. ‘these jacts were shpwated anu also tat Henderson was an innocent purcuaser. On these facts the Court below would net infer an méent to detraud the goverument, because | toe spirils were removed to a United States bonded Wareuouse, tie removal being a legal act, and it Was said iat if there was origially an intent to @eiraud (ie United states ule mere imtentio the mind of the disuiler, waich was hever executed, Was no ground of forfeiture, ‘She Court reverses Maat Juidgiueut, Holding 1 substance Liat I 1s Noy AmpOssible Wout one step 1a an atten to defraud the governineat in such a case miyht be the re- movai vo! the spirits to a bonded warenouse of ‘the United states, and that lo hold otherwise would adord opportunity jor endless irauds upon the revenue by collusion, &c., beiween the revenue olicers and the parue: Mr, dusuce Clifford de. Iayered the opinion, — Mr, Justice Field dissented in ap opluion sustaining the judginent below, and de Claring 1t unprecedented In the bistory ot judicial @ecisious in this Country thatthe property of a cil wen, houesily acquired without suspicion of wrong On the part of his veudors, is forietted and taken from him because such vendo: some period While oWuing the property, Conceived ibe Intent to @eiraud the government of the tax tuereon, althongn such inient was never developed in action aud jor the execution of Which no step Was ever taken. No. 118. Gay vs. United States—Appeal from the Circuit Court for the District of Louisiana,—In this case the Court affirin the decree below condemning certain gold coi shipped by the appellant, a Louts- tana planter, during the war, as alleged, for points Witiin the rebei the view being taken that the overnment makes a case for condscation, Mr fasiice Miller delivered tne opinion. No, 96. ‘Ihe Great Western Insurance Company vs. Thwing—Error to the Cireult Court lor Massacnu- setts.—In this case the insurance company Insured the slp Albambra for the dejendant on a voyage from Liverpoo! to Francisco, Uie policy con. taiming @ clause agaist loading with more than her registered tonuage of cerwin commo- qgitles named, among which was coal. ‘be ship meeting with accident the loss was ‘NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, Heory Fricking vs, Adolph Rolland—Motion de- nied, with $10 costs, August Ritter vs. Margaret Kuheler.—Defendant’s attorney to be notified of settlement, James H. Dolby et al, vs. Thomas Curry ¢t al.—Mo- tion granted, with $10 costs, Lo abide event, Mary J. Conroy vs. James Conroy.—Motion granted, and $8 a Week almony and $100 counser fee. John A Douvieday vs.’ Joseph 8, Clark.—Order granted, O'Mahony vs. Belmont.—Motion denied, : THE LATE JUDGE WHITING. After rendering the above decisions and hearing alew motions the Court, on motion of Mr. Brown, aujourned as @ testimonial Of respect to the late Juage Whiting. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—PART 2. The Burke-Gardiner Suit—-The Mysterious Bonds—Action te Recover Their Value— Adjourned for a Weck. The Burke-Gardiner case, in which the plaintiff secks to recover the value of certain bonds, the property of ner father, the late Captain Alexander, was set down for yesterday morning in the Court of Common Pieas, Part 2, before Judge Van Brunt, and accordingly the court room was crowded, as many interesung developments were anticipated. When the case was called ex-Judge Beebe, on the part of the defendants, asked that it be adjourned lor @ Week, upon the ground of the iliness of one of the parties in the action, and who was an important witness, now prostrated by sickness. Counsel read aceruticate from Dr. O'Donnell, setting fortn tuat the witness in question would be unable to eave her home ior a week, Colonel Dawson, on behalf of the Peon ob- Jected to an adjournment and contended tiat tne piainul would be very much embarrassed by any postponement. He said that an order had been issued setting the case down peremptorily for to- day, and he would not, therefore, consent to any adjournment, Mr. Spencer stated that he was the attorney on record for Mrs, Graff, the witness who was sick, and at would be impossible for her to attend belore a week, Mr. Dawson again objected, submitting that no emnewis was produced setting forth the tacts al- jezed, Aiter some further discussion the case was finally Set down for Monday next, The Death of Ex-Judge Whiting. When the caiender had been callea Mr. Spencer moved that, as a tribute of respect to the memory of ex-Judge Whiting, the Court adjourn, Judge Van Brunt feelingly referred to the merits of the deceased gentieman, who was universally esteemed, and adjourned the Court till to-day, MASINE COURT—PART I. Action for Damages—Ffalliog Through a Trap Door. Before Judge Gross. Travis vs. Hammond,-—The son of the plaintiff, a lad of 16, being engaged with the defendant last summer at his place of business in Chambers street, went up to the ifth story of the building, as he states, by Mirection of one of the defendant's clerks, and in closing tbe trap aoor, aiter the goods were lowered, one of the hinges gave way and he was precimtated to the ground floor, a distance of sixty-five feet, break- bis upper and lower jaws and his the nose, ent sult is brought to reco expense jucurred for nurses, medicines, & action having been commenced in the Common Pieas clanning $10,000 for Injuries to the boy. ‘The defendant's evidence was to the effect that the boy had no directions from any one Lo assist about the hatenways, and that the accident was caused by fle Siamming the trapdoor. 1t also ap- peared thatthe defendant had paid the doctors’ buls, purchased cloines for the boy and pata his paid, But, aiterward, the colupany learued that he had taken in more than her registered tonnage, and sued to recover the insurance paid. The guswer averred iat certain coal was received as @unnage for the rest of we cargo, and the Court instructed the jury, if ts was the fact, the coal Was nota part of the loading aud not within tue contract. The verdict aud judgment were accord- ingiy, and the sawe questions were presented here, Whe Vourt reverse the judgment below, nolding that the rule as to dunnage Will uot be extended to Merchandise received and paid for as freight, altnough used as dunnage. The cause is remanded, ‘With instructions to pr din accordance with ine opinion. Mr. Justice brauley delivered the opinioa, ar. Justice Cliiford dissented, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COU2T. Crim isusiness. Judge Shipman entered court yesterday, und mally adjourned it tul this morntng at the usual fr, When tie trials of criwinal cases will be com- macnced delore Judge Leneuict, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—IN ADMIRALTY. Collision Cases. Yesterday Judge Piatchford resumed the trial of admiralty cases. Tle suli o: Prank Walter vs. The Canai Koat Bob Davidson, and Martin va Frank Walter and others, veing cross linels tor collision, ‘Were partly tried, und aujourned to thts day, Adjournment of the Couri—Death of Jvdge Whiting. Ex-Juage Beebe moveil that the Court do adjourn, out of respect to the memory of tne late ex-Judge James R, Whitiug, who had been for many years Judge of the Supreme Court. He had also Mlled the ofiice of District Attorney of the city aud county w York, aud Was for forty years a member of Mir, Hobert Renedict seconded the motion. Judge Biatchiord Immediately acquiesced in the Motion, and ordered a record of it to be placed wpon the minutes, EY ‘Tue Court then adjourned. URITED STATES COMMISSIONERS" count, Oharge Against 2 Leiter Carrier—The Gift Enterpy System Before Commissioner Shields. The United States vs. Robert Elder anda Freeman @ornish.—Elder was a letter carrier, and it is ebarged that he was in collusion with Freeman for the purpose of taking from the Post Ofice certain letters which Elder de‘ivered to Freeman, tne latter, as alleged, opening the letiers and appropriating their contents, ‘ine Commissioner held both the accused partics to awalt the action of Wie Grand dury. Ex- SUPREME COURT—THISL TERM—PART J. A Stock jliving Suit. Betore Judge Barrett. Robert MoK. Ormsby vs. Vermont Copper Mining Pompany. —Some fifty thousand shares’of the defen- @anis’ stock were sold about fifteen yeara ago, Shrough refusal to pay three per cent levied under the laws of tie State of Vermont, Notice was given. to thé stockhoiders of the sale, aud for several years Parties owning Lue stock acquiesced in the same di oliver StOCK Was pul on the market Inits place. Tne piaintit, who i a wyer, arranged, ag Blieged, with oiner to coiluct the regarding whic the | res 1d whicn was beld Ubu) 1 advanced Some $5 ‘The suit was to recover the awount, some $10,000, The defence was hat tue Stock Was dead, and that if not dead that (he plamad had it purchased with a view of wg a suit, and that the action, under the cur hees, could Dot maintained. A verdict iven for defendants, An alloy ce of $.50 y of Ubitiy days waa grained by the Court, but motion denied Jor a new Lrial on the minutes, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Decisions. By Judge Cardozo, In the Matter of ihe Application of Saran T, Vance.—Motion granted. Thompson vs. Eric Railway Company.—Oraer wetticd. Isaacs vs. ¥ Motion granted, Chapman v. summons wan Golasiein vs. Westerveit vs. A Town vs. O' bir Reed va. Garris MeMahon vs. Valiv.—> Senmitdt vs. VaGy,—Noil rou of publication of in dum, 1 ean Tan duripg his entire Ulness, disbursing about 300. Under the charge of the Court that the jury must be sausfled that the defeudant or bis servants were guilty of negligen and that the plaintiff was en- urely free trom it before he could recover, a verdict was rendered in favor of defendant. For plainui, P, Cook; Jor defendant, A, U, Farnaam, MARINE COURT—PART 2. Death of Ex-Jadge Whiting. Yesterday, on motion of counse! practicing In this Conrt to adjourn In respect to the memory of ex- Judge James R. Whiting, deceased, the Court ad- journed for the day. On motion of F, Kurtzman, before His Honor J. Joachimsen, to adjourn, the Judge, in eloquent and /eeting expressions, referrea to the early career of Judge Whiting. He said he Was one of the 2oWh among such men as Lever- edge, Silliman, Thorne ead others, all of whom were distinguished for thett integrity, high tone, and especialy zeal for thelr chents’ tnterests, Alter paying atrivuce bo the public career of me sed Jurist judge adjourned Court to ts THIS DAY. UniTED Srares Districr Courr—In | ApMt- Nos. 154, 157, 32, 165, 164, 169, 69, 73, 136, 4, 81, 176, 181, 167, 174, 188, Surkeme Covet—Craovre Barrett—Court_ opens at Li? . 1—Held by Judge Nos. 617, 951, R. C, 165, 2,011, od, 135 Part opens at 11 A. Maren 1 Surneme COUKT—SPe' Held by Judge Barnard—Covrt opens at cleven A. M,—Nos, 2, 14, 135, 52, 63, 55, 50, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 67, 68, 69, 70, 75, 40, BI, 82, i), 84, 86, 87, 85, 89, 90, 76, 77, 94, 99, 100, 1, 10, 24, 27, 46, 47, 161. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS—He'd by J dozo, —Court opens qt eleven A. M.—Caten atiwelve M. ‘Third Monday fiotion calendar, Suresion COURT-—TRIAL TeRM—Part 1—Held by 7 91, 92, 9 ge Car- lar calied Court opens at eleven A, M, 1557, 1781, 1391, 1859, 1427, 1803, 1621, 1077, 101, 493, 1589, McCunn—Court 9) at eleven A, Nos 760, 540, 1085, 352, 1029, Se 6, 624, 824, 848, 240, 90, Sie, 1044, 1218, 218, 1548 ena t iit Court OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM—Part 1— Held by Judge J. F. Daly—Court opens at eleven o'clock A, M.—Nos. 930, 71, 906, 1066 BE Oe ety weal cerael bed Part 2—Held by Judge Van_ Brat. eleven o’clock A, M.—Nos. 1334, 1337, 1301, 1473, 1475, 1478, 1477, 1479, 1480, 1481, 1493, 1434, 1485, MARINE CouRT-—TRIAL TeERM—Part 1—Held by Juage Gross—Court opens ana calendar called at ten o'clock A. M,—NOs. 8181, 7890, $079, $080, 8138, $313, 875q, 9045, , 8324, 8325, 8339, $342, Part 2— Held by Judg irtis—Court opel called at ten o'clock A, M.—Nos, 8172, 8279, 765 $192, 7385, 7606, 8191, 5160, 73:31, 8117, $150, 9147, 8250, 7865, 6240, 8241, bo43, SOM, 8345, 8347, 8348. Part Held by Judge Shea—Court opens and calendar called at ten 0’ M.—Nos. 7896, 8533, 8718, 8819, 5837, 9007, Nos, 811, 181% 1067, Part 2—Held by “‘Jadge Barbour. BROOKLYN COURTS, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. The Westfield Wisnster—The Staten Islani Ferry Company Complaining of the Great Expense They Are Subjected To—Auother Postponement. Before Judge Pratt. Yesterday morning ex-Julge Beach, of counsel for the Staten Island Raliroad Company, applied to Judge Pratt for @ postponement of the Westileld cases. He alluded to the great expense the com: pany had been put to, and thought that it was a great hardship for the company to be compelled to proceed with these suits, Mr. Greenfield, counsel for Mrs. Cheneviere (it will mered that the jury in One action brought last week disagreed), desired the cases he had cnare of LO be trled as son a8 possible. Judge Beach spoke of tie mortgage on the prop: erty of the company, and said thab at was an oid murigage Of Some years’ Staading; and trom the losses Sustained by ie company irom the accideut, they found themscives atverly without means to pay the interest which fell due in December last, and they have Six months topay it in, and they nave been straggiing to put themselves in a position to pay the miterest Of the morcgage, but that he Was not aware (iat any device had been ar- rived at to pay these claims, as the com- pauy were not able to borrow the mone lle was to own that the company were going to treo eal these Suita Lo Lest their egal labiity rather ressure Of (ese cases and Lue discredit Badling va. Elwares.—Motisa gravy Jus'h VS Justh.—Injunction agains: of the chidren continued. Steasburger v3. Fisk, Jr.—Motion meworanaun. ne removal denied, for the Lare Jadge Whiting. > Julge MeCunn. peet Notwithstanding his protracted and severe ill- ness, and irom which he ws not yet wholly re- covered, Judge McOunn took his seat on the Bench yesterday morning. hough hardly | physically capable of res ua judieral dates, he sila t finding the wenudar very large, he should bold the Court durng the balance of tie term. Hardly haa udge tus signified his intention of eatering ion the trial of the 4 before hin, Woen motion was made by Mr. G T 4 le n adjournment out of Fespect to the memory © ex-dudge Whiting. He accompanied t ‘ ny SO ry appro. priate rks ¢ sue 0 ed, wien were secouued iu a p peect by Mr. Arsoux., Juige McCann wiso most teelingly and happiiy e. his 1 on of the bigh and manly cha ! eased, and when granted the motion adjourning the Coury SUPERIOR COUNT—SPLCIAL TELM. De Hiram Anderson vs. Order gravte nme Wiliam R, Bab@ock et aL— \ property. See | 1 ny is Teduced by them Wil make ssary for them to dispose of some of their | He said it Was contrary to the practice im (his Court to press aay trial and try it over and | over again in oue session for the mere sake of gel | ting # verdict, \ | it nec Judge Prattyinderstood that they were going to take one case ag a vest for all the others ia wich | Mr. Was counsel, He woud m0t press 4 «id he did not desire to embarrass ng a verdict if he but sdured bin that it was utierly a to pro eed at present. It W ptteriy impo: from the expenses of this com. | pany, Which Mey had beeu pul to at tie Line Of Lie | explosion, aad tie executtons put upon their boats and they have nov been able to procure ball for the setuierent of the results, ‘This Was ve Laird term the tered jor tril, Mre Gre was in November and uext se8 haa been en: sald. The first | | other for this term. — Rexp | jot jast week Mr. Greents they Judge well kne that } 10 have had @ verdict, and it was ther a ins | faken jury than @ mistrial, and ne coud present | certain arguments Urat Would cad for a dispostion | of the trials at once, Mr. Greentield added tat ne | nau heara the Company were avovt to issue anotuer miorwage of $260,000; but for What purpose Le knew néu Jucge Beach—That is true, and tt is done vader my instructions, for tue purpose of raisiag money to meet tne penses of the company, There are two mortgages aiready on our boats, and our credit is such that we cannot issue bonds except ata with their business they would be able to find the money to meet all expenses, Alter some further talk tne trial of another of the cases was set down for the 27th inst, Judge Pratt Siating that the others should abide the event of this trial upless Mr, Greenfleld ht evidence that the company Were trying to evade the judg- ment by disposing of their property, and then he would submit that if the interest of $7,000 on this mortgage of $200,000 was not paid belore the 27th of May they might take an inquest of the property Jor the rest of the cases on the calendar, Mr. Greenfield said the default of paying the in- terest in December last was for the purpose of allowing the property to be sold that it might be bought in by the present stockholders, who pro- fess to be poor, and yet they have positively aflirmed that the company was worth $800,000, The six months allowed them for the paying of the interest expires on the 1st of June, when they will be able to sell out and become stockholders for @ new company, and so by get- ting rid of the old company wipe out all ltapilities ‘alnst it, “He therefore offered to Mr. Beach that they would place @ suMcient number of collater- als with him for the amount, he would advance tne $7,000 for the interest. Mr. Beach declined to accept this, COURT OF OVER AND TERMINER. Fanny Hyde’s Trial Postponed. Before Judge Pratt and Associate Justices, Junge Pratt announced yesterday that the trial of Mrs. Fanny Hyde, the alleged murderess of George W. Watson, would go off for the term. The triai of the case was set down for to-day. BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR. Crry CouRT.—Nos. 209, 197, 142, 141, 230, 10, 200, 292, 204, 129, 154, 15434, 117, 284, 235, 236, 237, 3, 239, 240, 1, 242, 244, 246, 245, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, NEW YORK STATE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR, Rocuester, N, Y., March 18, 1872. SuPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM.—Calendar for Tuesday, March 19,—-Nos. 91, 94, 663g, 03, 92 97, 98, 99, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107. tte Oh: 9% IMPORTANT INSURANOE TRIAL, The Question of Insu:ing Foreign Bound Ves- sels and the Liabilities of Insurance Compa- nies. BosTon, Mass,, March 18, 1872. An important decision affecting the rights of in- surance compaules has just been rendered in tie Supreme Judtciai Court. The case was that of Peter Atherton vg. The Phoenix Insurance Company, and was an action of contract. Mr. Atherton was owner of the siip Northerland, which was insured for $15,000 in the deiendant’s organization, ‘tue in- surance was to continue at and from Cardi? to Aden, and at and thence, with liberty of port ov ports, in the Bast Indies, and to a port of advice and discharge m Europe, After leaving Aden the vessel was taken to Point de Galle and remained some time, after which she was wrecked, ‘The defendants claim that this stop iaile was a deviation {rom the course to Europe; they also alleged that '§ title to the ownership of the vessel was not a perfect one and that the policy of insurance was invalidated by conveyance of the property to other parties without the consent of the insurers, Before the testimony had all been put in at the trial the case was taken irom the jury and carried to the (uli Bench of the Supreme Court on several law points, and that Court has now decided that the plainti? cannot maintain bis action and has ordered judgment tor defendants, Son AERA AA ct 2h DARING ESCAPE OF CONVICTS, How They Worked Taeir Way to freedom With a Hot Poker. On Friday night three convicts escaped from Blackwell’s Island by means which would have done credit to tue criminal! genius of Dick Turpin, Claude Duval or Jack Sheppard. ‘They were sent to serve various terms, and their good conduct com- mended them to the prison authorities, who extended to them all tne lenity which the rules and discipline would admit. At length they wero removed to the hospital, where wey became very useful, winning the good will and favor of those in charge, who allowed them to roam about at pleasure. On Thursday last, how- ever, Une trio agreed upon a daring pian of escape, which was to be put into execution on the following night, At the appointed time they met im the room over the chapel, and there set about the work, Oae of the conv: took a red-hot poker from the tire and bured a circular hole in the floor, removing the pieces till an apperture was made large enough to admit of them re: ing the chapel beow, ended at once, and when in the cnapel ‘a number of bed quilts mto ropes, and prenared to iuake a descent through ove of the wine dows, One of the patients in the hospital died the Hight beiore and awaited burial, While another was yery ill, One of the convicts donned the patieavs ana the others disguised their prison dress by covering it wiih acoator blacking aad hiding the buttons Having fastened the improvised ropes ney lowered themselves through the window ull they gained tne grasspiat whieh surrounded the — edifice. ~— Complete hberty Was now in toclr imuoediate reach, A boat lay on the sirand a short distance, and they rusted to the place and seized it. Having embarked, they quickly rowed themselves over to one of the docks on ine East River, immediately opposite, and mado their way to tieir friends, Unoserved by the guards on the isiand, Yesterday worning one of the con- victs Was arresied in this city and immediately taken back to the Ishind, where he will be held in close coniinement for toe future. A vigorous search 1s being made for the others, RR eR “ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married, Barry—Dz LA Fowest.—On Tuesday, March 12, by the Kev. Mr. Aubry, M. LUCIEN BARRY to Miss MARIQUITA DE La F st, daugater of the Consul General of France at this port, Philadeiptia and Uavana papers please copy. VARGAVEL—KESSBG0IE.—On Sunday, March 17, at the parsouage, by the Rey. Dr. Mickels, EUGENS B. DARGAVEL, Of New York city, t0 MARIA A, RESSE- GUIE, of W isburg. No cards, Baltimore papers please copy, SHaw— SON’. On Wednesday, March 13, at the resideace oi the bride's motier, by the Rev. 8. H. ‘tyng, Jr., Mr. SHAW, Oi Brooklya, to Miss JULIA Z. SONTAG, Of New Yorks Di ADAM.—On Sunday, March 17, MarGanet JANE, wite of George Adam, Jr. Funerat ‘tuesday, L9th inst, at two o'clock P. M., from her late residence, 148 West Broadway. Rela- tves and iriends are invited to attend, ALLAN.—On Monday, March 15, 1872, at her late residence, 117 Charlies street, CATHARINE JOUNSTON, tae beloved wife of William Allan, in toe 37th year of ner age, aiter a long and paimiul illness, which she bore with Christian patience. Notice of funeral hereatier, ANDBRSON.—At Nis residence, No. 3,221 Sansom street, Pnitiadeipiia, on Sunday, March 17, at wweive O'cloca, HUGENK LH, ANDERSON, Puri ver notice, Ancus.-On Sunday, March 17, JAMES ANGUS, aged 77 years. ‘the rela and friends of the family are Invited from the residence of hs son, on Tuesday alvernoon, te 00K. y, March 14, 1572, at his 47 Acora sireet, Providence, R. L, Jou BALReTT, A native oF arney, County Silgo, re land, aged 24 years and } montis, Long DiS loss sia) fits toved Ones Weep, Never tore his vision see, And WiLN (ears OF saduess steep Streams ot immortality. May lis 3001 rest mu peace, Amen. TPiap—on Sanday, March 17, of diphinena, Uarrir, youngest daughter of James D. and Catherine K: Bird, m the 14th year of her age. ‘The reiatives and iriend fuliy myvited bo atv from the dence of her father, 235 ty-secon:| street, on Tuesday atteraoon, March 19, at two o'clock. BLACK.—On Saturday, March 16, at the residenca of his fate 47 Lewts street, Thomas G, BLACK, la the 230 year of his age. A toying and datiiul som Relatives and friends of the family. are respect. fully luvited to atcend his tuneral on Tuesday, 191n Inst, @t bg! t-yast one o'clock, Interment in New York Ba BRows Charies BE, age: Un ‘Tiurse ‘amily are respect. iiday, March 17, Mary J., wife of ‘own and daughter of William Swaine, rs. Friends ol Ue family are invited to attend the funeral services, at the North Duten caureh, corner of Fulton and William streets, on Tuesday, March 19, at two lock Py Brown.—In Long Island City, after a lingering on Sunday moruing, March 17, at one . Marte E. Brown, Funeral services to be held at tho residence of ner husband, ou Willai street, Astoria, on Wednesday, at nool. BUKCHELE.—On Sunday, March 17, 1872, Na- a4) years and 7 months. is of the family are respect the funeral, irom his Jat SOL East Fiity-sevenin street, on Tu wish, ab eleven Octock A. Me ‘The 4of Amity Chapter, oiecers and sof Periect Asher Lodge, No. 604 F, aud Ay M.; members otsixier lodges, and the Directors of the Mannfacturerg and Bariders’ Bank are spe- clay juvited. Fuerst services at tne house at hail-past t A. Me Perrvror A , No. 604, PF, AND A, M.— he members a y summoned to atend a Special commun b the lodue rooms, 8 Union square, on tuesday morning, the at ten o'clock, for the purpose of attendin neral of our late brother, Nathaniel J. Hurehell. order of W. WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Master, Ronent M, MENRY, Sceretary. BU-HNELL.=~ in Williamsburg, on Sunday, March ARY Ai, 17, ear OL her wife of Osemus Bushnell, ta the s4tn t uves 1 friends of the family are reqnested 10 attend the funeral, at Mis late regidenee, 101 Die Vision avenue, Willlamsvurg, at t ve o'clock, Without ‘urther novuee, Kemaims wii be taken wo Tarrytown, Coxsow.—On Sanday, Marca 17, Mary, wifegot James Connor, of the parisn of Mulenahone, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 61 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend her great 10s. I bie company were allowed to £0 On Mneral. trom her juve residence, 105 Kroome street, MARCH 19, 1872.-TRIPLE SHEET. on “ eetan, tee hae, at half-past one o'clock CORNELL.—On Sunday, March 17, EDWARD R. W. CORNELL, Youngest son of Samuel H. and the late Eliza C, Cornell, 1a the 4th year of his ‘The relatives and friends are tfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis father’s residence, No. $27 Washington avenue, Brooklyn, this (Tues Gay) afternoon, at two o'clock. : CoRTELYOU.—At Flemington, N. J., on Wednes- day, March 6, Kare A. CoRTELYou, daughter of John and the late Catharine M. Cortelyou, of this city, aged 22 years, 2 months and 4 days, Cronoaug.—On Sunday, March 17, WILLY, son of Patrick and Mary Cronogue, aged 16 months and 9 days, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the Fre agg the residence of his father, 418 Kast Fourteenth street, on Tuesday, March 19, atone o’clock. DantrELs.—At his residence, 63 East 128th street, on Thursday, Marcn 14, of pneumonia, CHARLES DANIELS, in the 47tn year of his age, Connecticut papers please copy. DougaTeRy.—On Sunday, March 17, HONORA, the beloved wife of Jonn Loughtery, a native of Briage- pend parish of Castietown Rocha, in the 36th year age. ‘The friends of the family and those of her brother, John O’Brien, and her brotners-in-law, Daniel Finn and Martin Hoskin, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, 420 vee Fllty-second street, on Tuesday, at one o'clock EvERETr.—At South Norwalk, Conn.. on Wednes- day morning, March 6, NicHOLAS A. EVERETT, for- merly of New York, aged 60 years and 29 days. FARRELL.—On Sunday, March 17, after @ short but severe illness, MaGare , the only and beloved daughter or Patrick and Bridget Farrell, 1n the 27th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, ac hall-past eight o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 105 East 123d street; from thence to the Church of St, John thé Evangelist, Fifueth street and Fourth avenue, where a solemn requiem mass Will be offered for the repose of her soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery tor interment. FARRINGTON.—In this city, on Monday evening, March 18, Lizziz BUTLER, wife of Adam L. Farring- ton. ‘The relatives and friends.of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, on Wednesday, March 20, at ten o'clock A. M., at her late residence, 431 Greenwich street. Focerty.—On Sunday, March 17, Perer CANUTE Fogerty, beloved son ‘of James and Ellen Fogerty, aged 3 years, 8 months and 2 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fully in 11 to uttend tne funeral, from their resi- dence, 422 Smith street, Williamsburg, LL, on Tuesday, March 19, at two o'clock P. M. GIBBONS.—Suddenly, on Sunday, March 17, 1872, PATRICK, Only son of Thomas and the late Jobanna Gibbons, aged 20 years and 8 months, The friends and those of his uncle, Captain John ‘W. Dempsey, are respectfully inviled to attend the funeral, from Bellevue Hospital, on Tuesday, Marci 19, at 10 o'clock A. M, The remains will be removed to Calvary Cemetery for interment, ae (Ireland) and Chicago (Ill.) papers please copy. Gutcnrest.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 16, olter a short illness, JERIETTA, widow of John W. Gilchrest, 1n the 5d year of ner age. ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on ‘Tuesday, March 19, from her late residence, 162 Ciermont avenue, at two o’clockP. M. GILLET.—On Monday, March 18, BessrE, youngest child of Lizzie and the late A. A. Gillet, and grand- daughter of the late Jona J. Boyd, The remains will be interred in Greenwood, Butlalo papers please copy. GRAvAM.—On Saturday, March 16, Sopmma, wife of Charies Graham, aged 54 years, The funerat will take piace on Wednesday, the 20th inst., atone P. M., from the Fifty-third street Baptist church, Rev. W. F. Erskine and Wm. H. Pendieton will conduct the services, GuRNEE.—At Haverstraw, On Friday, March 15, JouN S. GURNEE, tn the 74th year of his uge. ‘The relatives and friends of the deceased are in- vited to attend the duneral, on Wednesday, March 20, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Haver- straw. HAGGERTY.—On ‘Saturday, March 16, 1872, MICHAEL NAGGERTY, aged 31 years.” ‘The relatives and friends’ are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, also the frieuds of the Ken- mare Benevolent Association, from his late rest- dence, No, 21 Mott street, on Tuesday morning, March 19, at ten o'clock, thence to the Church of Transtiguration, corner of Mott and Park streets, where a solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul; and trom thence, at nalf-past one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. Norice.—The members of the Kenmare Benevo- lent Association are requested to meet at their hail, 475 Peari street, on Tuesday, March 19, at half-past twelve o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of their brother member, Michael Haggerty. by order, CONSTANTINS DONOHO, President. MORvIMORE SULLIVAN, Secretary, Hlorrsirg.—On Monday, Maren 18, Henry R, Horemire, Jr., son of Heury R. pnd Sarah E, Hoit- mire, aged 32 years, Kelatives and trends of the family are respect- fully mviied to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 300 East 120th street, on Wednesday, Marsn 20, at 12 M, HounsLow.—On Monday, March 18, after a severe Mness, MARGARET S., wie Of Benjamia M. Mouns- low, Jr., and daughter of the lave James M, and Saran Logan, in the 28th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also tho members of Metrovolitan Lodge, No, 33, and Mount Zion Encampment, No. 17, 1, 0. of O, F., are re- specttuily invited to attend the funeral, from her Jate residence, No. 1 Patchin place (West Tenth street), on Wednesday, March 29, at one o'clock. Hovugi.—tin Jersey City, on sunday, March 17, after a short iness, JonN, son ot the late Wullam Hough, aged #5 years, 9 months and 3 days. ‘Tne relaiives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, tiis (Tuesday) alternoon, at two o’clock, trom Grace church, corner o1 Erie and South Seventh streets, Jersey City, HOWE.—In Brooklyn, 4. D., 00 Thursday, March 14, of diphtheria, GRORGE DEXTER, only son ol Dex- ter and Elizaveth S. Howe, aged 2 years, 4 montns and 10 days. Also, on Monday, March 18, DexTER Hows, in the 52d year of his age. Funeral services of both of the above will take place trom the late restdence of Mr. Dexter Howe, 28 Tnird street, between Soutn Ninth and Tenth streets, Brooklyn, b. D., on Wednesday, March 20, at two o’ciock P. M. Relatives and irlends are respectfully invited to attend. Irwty.—On Saturday, March 16, at his residence, 601 Lexington avenue, THOMAS IRWIN, 10 the 68th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family, also mem- bers of the Mechanics and ‘traders’ Exchange, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of St. John the Baptist, Lexingicn avenue, corner of Thirty-tf(tn street, on Wednesday, March 20, at nalf-past eleven o’ciock A, M. KEEN.—At Newark, N. J., on Sunday, March 17, 1872, Gorge A. KEEN, Jr., aged 31 years, ‘The relatives and iriends ure invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, March 20, 1872, at one o’ciock P. M., from the residence of his parents, 985 Broad street, Newark, N. J. KETCHU! At Harlem, on Monday, March 17, Miss EMELIN ETOHUM. ‘The relatives and frieads are invited to attend the funeral, from the house of her brother, Edgar Ketchum, corner Second avenue and 128th street, on Wednesday, Marcn 20, at one o’clock P, M, Bermuda papers please notice, KIRTLAND.—On Saturday, March 16, of consump- tion, ANDREW G. KIRTLAND, aged 39 yeurs and 9 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of his orother-in-law, Join ‘A. Eagleson, No, 221 Kast 115th street, on Wednes day, March 20, at eleven o'clock A. M. LIL. HAL.—On Saturday, March 16, Ricard LInLientnat, a native of Bremen, Germany, in the 8th year of his age, ‘the relatives and friends of the family, also the members of ilermitage Lod do. 165, £ Os of O. F.; aiso the members of Jersey Tite Corps, also the Jersey City Grocery Gaurd, each of whicn he was a member, are respectiuily imvited to atvend the tuneral, irom St. Mathews chureh, South Fourth sireet, between Jersey avenue and Erie street, Jersey Oity, Ou Tuesday, 1910 iust. at one o'clock MaLoy.—In Prookly March 17, of brain ie son of James and tie late > 16th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly myited to atrend une funeral, from. his late residence, Hieks street, South Brooklyn, on ‘PTuosday, the 19h instant, at nalt-past one o’ciock. His remains will be taken to Caivary Cemetery ior interment, MANUFLY.—On Sunday, March 17, Saran, loved wile of Robert Manuell, aged 44 years. The triens of the family, aso the members Al- leghanta Lodge, isd, LO. OF O, &y and Hope Loage, No, 244, F. and A. M,, ate respect ally invited to aticnd the funeral, this (Lu ¥) alternoon, at on Sunday afternoon, James & MALOY, Uiird usannal G, Maloy, in cae e be- one o'clock, trom Lis Orchard b, near Del MARTENS.—At Shrub O-ks, Near Pecks! y, March 17, JANE MARTSNS, widow of J. W. natives of England, formerly of Brooklyn, aged 75 years, The remains will be ment. London papers please copy. MARTIN, ~After a short iline: daughter of Jonn J, and Ano M ana 20 days. atives and friends of the family, and those Deother, Patrick J., aud brother-in-law, a are most Tespectiwily invited to attend the ;uneral, from the residence cf her father, 79 wayard street, on Weduestay, March 2), at two o'clock Py Me ‘en to Greenwood for inter- MARY A, eldest In, aged 8 years, aratoga Springs, on Thursday, rie! Iiness, Mrs, HARRIET MAR- VIN, Widow of Thomas J. Marvin, MYKINS.—Un Mopday, Marci 18, Mrs, ELLEN My- RINS Friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to allen the suneral, from her late residence, No. So2 Bighih avenue, on Weunesday alvernvon, March 20, at one o'ciock. MCOUHESNEY.—At Aghbarunham, Mass, on sacar day, Marci 16, 1872, RopeRY LAWRENCB MOUNES~ NKY, eldest sono, Rovert VD. aad Biya Ys McChes= ney, ov bis L7Un birthday. ‘The funeral services wil be held at Greenwood Cemetery, on Tuesday, Loin Instant, at Nali-pagt three Pp. M. The reiatves ‘and triends of the family aro respectiuily lavited to attend. MOCORMICK.—On Monday, Marol 18, ELLEN McCormick, danghter of Thomas and Mary ann meoCormick, aged 8 mouths, ‘fhe friends of the family and those of her uncle Michael are resnecttaily mvited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternggn, at one o'clock, from ben late residence, 152 Washington street, cor- MOGRANE.—On Monday, March 18, 1872, at the residence oi sou, Frank McGrane, 291 avenue C, Mra. MARY MCGRANE, aged 84 years. Her friends are respectiully mvited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, 2t two o'clock. yu igkae = Afae & giant uinéss, | MARY | ANNE re |. oi ged 1 year, : monthe and 18 aaya and B, McKee, ag ineral at two o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon, March 19, from 736 Eighth avenue. MOLAUGHLIN.—Un Monday, March 18, Mary, the 3 y 3, county Don i re the par'sn of Killyvegs, jatives and friends of the family are respect- a ee cy aeons the funeral}, trom her ate 2), at nall-past one o'clock eee OLMST#AD.—In yn, E. D., of , March 11, ARTHUR JOSEPH, the youngest conn Toh and Mary Olmstead, aged 3 vears, 5 months and 11 days. ‘The tuneral will take piace on ‘Tuesday afternoon, March 19, at two o’clock, trom the residence of t!3 Re oomner ar of North Fourth and Sixth streets, » ED. OsBoRNE.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Marc! 1872, GUSTAVUS A. OSBORNE, @ged 68 years, a O’CoNNOR—On Saturday, ‘ch 16, 1872, at his residence, 361 Cherry street, GEORGE O'CONNOR, a na- tive of Askeaton, county Limerick, Ireland, in the 61st year of nis age. A solemn requiem mass for the repose of his soul wiil be offered at St, Mary’s church, corner of Ridge ane | Seana pee on this a roe March 19, al . M. ves and iriends are res] invited to attend, iota! Pascoz.—On Sunday. March 17, JOHN PAscog, ed 05 years and 10 months. ‘ne funeral will take place from the residence of his brother-in-law, 40 Tilary street, Brookiyn, on ‘Tuesday, March 19, at three o’clock, The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectiuliy Li loca to attend the funeral without further REILLY.—On Sunday, March 17, Tuomas REILLY, formerly of Lalleyboy, parish of Abbeyiara, county Longford, Ireland, in the 84th year of his age. ‘the relatives and friends of the faimily are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, cor+ ner Warren and Newark avenues, Jersey City, this (Tuesday) afternoon, March 19, at two o’clock; tnence to Calvary Cemetery. Scnerr.—At Cedar Grove, N. J., on Monday, March 18, WOLFGANG SCHEKF, in the 66th year of Ss age. Due notice will pe given of the funeral. TaomMas.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March 16, EVAN THOMAS, in the 59th year of his aye, + The relatives and triends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from nis late residence, 47 Powers street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, March 19, at iwo o’clock P. M. ‘ULLY.—On Sunday, Marca 17, Epwarp TULLy, aged 78 yéars. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his sons, John T., James H, and Edward G., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Joseph’s chureb, corner Sixth avenue and West Washington place, to-day (Tuesday), Marcn 19, ata quarter past ten o’clock, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of nis soul, Warp.—Ou Saturaay nigut, Marcu 16, after a long iliness, Mrs. Exiza HALL WARD, widow of Henry Ward, of this city. nd of her son, Henry ys The friends of the family, H. Ward, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her tate residence, 23 Bond street, to- day (Tuesday), at twelve o'clock M. WASHBURN.—Suaddenly, on Saturday, March 16, Mrs. A. JANE, the widow of Stephen Washburn, in the Gist year of her age. Funeral services will be held at her late residence, No. 2 Stryker’s row, Fleventh avenue, between Filty- second and Fifty-third streets, on Tuesday evening, atseven o’clock, Her relatives and friends are re- spectfully invited to attend witnout turther notice, Her remains will be taken to Hart’s Corners by the half-past nine A. M, train from the Harlem Raliroad Depot, Forty-second street, on Wednesday. WHITING. -At Spuyten Duyvil, on Saturday, March 16, JAMES R. WHITING, in the 69th year ol his age. ‘The {uneral services Will bedeld at St. bartholo- mew’s church, Lafayette piees, corner of Fourth street, on Wednesday, the 20un inst., at two o’clock Witcox.—At Montclair, N. J.,on Sunday morn- ing, March 17, Lucivs WILLIAM, only child of Merritt C. and Frances ©, Wilcox, aged 2 years. WILLGons.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, March17, ARNOLDINE WILLGONS, a2e6 65 years. Funeral to take place from her late residence, 105 Franklin avenue, on Tuesday, Maren 19, av two o’ciock P, M. Relatives, iriends and members of the Scandinavian Society are respectfully invited. O Nearer SALE, IN BROOKLYN, AN OLD ESTAB- lished Englisn Shades. For particulars apply to Mr. HUNTER, 978 Fatton avenue, PORTER AND LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE— With three years? lense, trom May next; the lodgings Pay more than the rent in the store, 414 West street, one coor from Perry. FORTUNE FOR SOMEBODY.—A FIRST OLASS staple Business: sales steady and a monopoly of the market; profits 150 per cent; very little cash required. HARDWARE CLARKE & ABLOTT, 202 Broadway A AND HOUSE FURNISHING STOKE for sala; eatabitshed 40 yeai @xtraordinary chances, rare. tn dusiners $60,000 a year; veatment. Particulars’ at 23 Chamers street. ORGE W. SIMMItS* Store Agency. ‘A. RAST ChASS WELL FITTED CORNER LIQUOR Store, many years established, on leading avenue, for sale low, on easy terms; lease; cheap rent, LLOYD, 29 Broadway, first oor. AY OUD ESTABLISHED ENGLISH ALE HOUSE FOR sale cheap, on a leading avenue; splendid chance ‘or doing a large, proutahle vusiness. ISCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. RESTAURANT FOR SALL, ‘AT A GREAT Bakeries, corner Liquor Stores, Wine, and Hilliard Saloons, Hotels, Groceries, Meat Markets, Cigar Stores, large Livery Stablen, ITCHELL'S Sto AKERY FOR SALE—W1TH THE PROPERTY OR with a lease; now doing a good busines: getic young man this {sa rare chance, as the apy amount of business, Apply at 2,382 Third (OR SALE—AN ELEGANTLY FITTED UP BILLIARD Saloon, with 10 mnperior tables, doing a auecessful and prosperons business, in one of the vest locations in Philadel- phia. Connected with the saloons are two large halla, winch Could be used as reading or club rooms. This is an opportu- nity seldom met with. Satisfactory reasons given for dis- posing of the same, ‘These saloons are expensively fitted up, dnd are said to be the handsomest in the United States, Price low and tering hheral. if applie, for toon, Address I. C, BROLASKY, Real Estate ofice, 429 Walnut st, Philadelphia, ind will do Harlem. OR SALE—A SAFE. MARVIN'S MAKE, AND A LOT of gilveramiths’ tools; cheap. Inquire at CHANDLESS & BRO.'S, 447 Broome street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR AND BILLIARD Saloon (8 Phelan’s tables); first class American custom. ers. Inquire in drug store, 1:7 Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth streets, Williamsburg. : OR SALE—COAL YARD, DOWN TOW: INQUIRE at 228 Cherry street, near Pike, East River. OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST NEWSPAPER, TOY ‘and Stationery Stores, in Williamsburg. 282 «jrand si. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, WITH or without Stock and Fixtures. Canal street, NOR SALE—A CIGAR STORE, DOING A GOOD RUST- Stock, Fixtures and rent paid up to May 1, wher going South. 208 Third avenue, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LADIES’ AND GENTLE, men’s Oyster Saloon and Restaurant, situated on Broad- way, near Thirtieth street, in the neighborhood of firstciaas hotels: a lease of the premises can be obtained. Inquirs of DAUCHY & JOMNSON, 404 ©: coree days, OR SALE—AN ELEGANT RESTAURANT ON BROAD- ata bargain; the propri- Inquire of HOLMES eet, TABLISHED CORNER LIQOUR will be sod OR SALE—AN OLD Es' Store, with Leaae, Stock cheap on account buainess, Inqutre « corner of Sonth Firth #venue, and Fixtur r being engar jecs, £3 West iiouston street, FoR s4! ¥ STERRING CHAMPION Fireprool fe, With doutie folding a new, Cailon JAMES VE KLANCL, Kece surance Co., 152 Broadway. OR SALE CHEAP, A WELL PAYING BUSINESS OF magic tricks; owner i# goingto Kurope. inquire at 1,205 Broadway. OR SALE. CITEAP. OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOM, Hudson City, opposite Court House, N. J, SALRIs DOING AN EX fitted up and desirable in #9, he owner is desirous F treet. PIRST GEASS BAK ERY FO cellent business; h every rospect; havi of seliing. Apply at [08 lie CART AND HARN. Inquire at stand 45, BAT MARKET—HOR:! < M for sale— Doing a good business. 46 Centre Market. — ‘PAINTER'S STOR! good ntand for work 1,383 Third avenues GQAFES FOR SALE ¢ ©) dium and one small and Lilie’s maxe. S' paves city FAP,—ONE LARGE, TWO d 8 ) ME eof Herring's, Wilder's QUIRK, 72 Maten lave. gre K AND FIXTURE © Brooklyn tor sale choay for LbVbY & 0 STORE IN A. L, DUN- A GROCE ». Inquire of 180 Front street, New York, DOWNTOWN LIQUOR it BEB 5 rea . Apply to a4 HALF CASH.—THE LEASE AND FIX $i OQ On tires or an oid estaniished Ale and Chop House; location central; 2 good, sale business; princlals only. RIQGUES, Keq., 9 broadway. J fect of Broadway; doing ®& Apply to By HEN. MACHINERY. PO8 BALE, CHEAP 0} LAW'S CUTTING MA- chine, a ne tor book been used, v6 rhand. Cal pri i B40, heridan maker, never Park row; rom 2% BF LAtyararnio Pre 4, dium and medium and a lal; Bbxid. OHA KLIS: HE BAXTER, Simp, safe, durabiey econ omtenl A perfect motor, Made by Colts’ Arms Company, Hartford, Conn. 8 FOR BALE.— three Stones, 2x: HARE, @ Fait 10h, gym EB | hee { rice— % For cir r, callon or address \V. D. KU eb) yl Par place, New York, Otlce of she Baxter Steara Engine Coy Mininivte 8 Vance ‘ fandewater. str repaired and ‘put apt Shafting, Pulleys and He nighed, An ous Elevator and 6) Lose Engine for cheap, ~~ fs COPARTNERSHIPS. u ig PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE bXISTING BE- tween Richard Shugg, George B, Collins and Proctor Ry Snag ts ae dassalved by sattbaal consent, The business reafter jucted by hKichard Sit and Proctor K, Shug, RICHARD BAUGG. GEO. B, COLLINS. PROCIOR R. 8HUGG, | New Youx, March 18, 1872. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. “A A PARTY ESTABLISHED Ty Au acl eek rate tar Sa ie arte will a Darloane so erty a live xiety; best references wired, For particulars, locauion, LANGLEY, 19 University piace, ot epahegaale VERY RARE CHANCE AND SURE £0) IN few years to a party Ww a few 101 dollars Fest inan’Al hotel, of 20. years’ standing and ~ lated, In vty; two fortunes bave been made out of done there and now is as good as ever. Full particulars BETTS & YORSTON, Siore Agency, 63 West Thirty-seoona a HALF INTEREST IN A WELL ESTABLISHED Drag Business in a tourishing Southern city; will be Sold to Noy one who bas $15,000 or %20.000 cash capital and. can give good references, Aiso Huif Interest in a pay! Patent Medicine, Call on or address W. H. W., care of B, Sands & Co., 141 William street, New York. AWA STEADY BUSINESS IN NEW HAVEN, CONN, «+ combining @ valuable retaii trade and the sole manu. facture of astapie article in active demand, 16 offered for sale, 10 the proper party, at a low fieure; business has beem established 15 shh And article manu‘aeturec is well knows. GRIGGS, CARELTON & CO., Financial Agenis, 98 Broad> way. ne A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED TO PAR. ties desiring to engage in the Dry Goods and Dusiness: an old concern of 20 years’ standing, now doing w od business, can be bought gue it snpiied. foe very soon. ‘or particulars apply 8. A 00! heonville, Dutchess county, Ar ¥. sinte DVERTISER WANTS A VARINER, WITH $1,000, which will be secured by real estate, to assist as cashier, &c, ; money eking bast cas. MOODY & CO., No.7 Mi street, room 23, HALF INTEREST IN A BUSINESS, MANY YEARS’ aX. established, offered to a man who can command 81,000, ‘This is worth investigation. LLO1D, 29 Broadway, frst floor, BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY TO CAPITALISTS—TO double investment in voe year: Cull patents and copy- Fights, Call on or address F, D, J., 103 Malden lane, ‘A. RARINER WANTED IN LIGHT, PROFITABLE, ES tablished business; one-half iuterest will be given to Tight party with $1,250, "MOODY & CO,, No.7 Murray at, pad Paths a ute AL RR to |ARTING.—A RARE CHASCE FOR A PERSON TO get into a first rate paying business; five horses, four carts, two trucks; all nearly new; a nice brick stable; every- thing in complete order, and first rate work. Inquire of LAFFETTY, p jer 24) North river, between Barclay and Ve- sey streets, OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING PATENT RIGHT, RE- lating to the furniture manufacturing business, Sample 2 be Led and information furnished at 533 Fifth street, asement OR SALE—THE PATENT RIGHTS FOR FIVE SMALL new inventions; entirely new articlea, Address T. Ne WEBB, room 9% Sweeny’s H lotel. ‘OR SALE—AT FISHKILL, N. Y., HOTEL, DOING A splendid business; necommadation in aumnnier not audi, lent for appl present proprieior unable to attend to business. Full particulars from BUTTS & YORSTON, Real Estate Brokers, 66 West Thirty-second street, New York. YENTLEMEN SEEKING BUSINESS, EITHER BY large or amail investments, can hear of some of the best opportunities for making money ever offered in this city, by inguiring of PORTER & CO. room 14, NOUGE-sFOR SLM, ONE HALF INTEREST OR THE fragt of the Macker Beil, 1 ciaim better vibration, lesa welght, cheaper and warranted not to crack with constant ringing. Engine, table belis mixed so they wil! not tarnish by age or weather, Samples to show, one pity pounds; also smaller bells, Address the patentee, HLLEN %, MACKER, Boston Post ofliee, ARTNER WANTED—IN MANUFACTURING AN ARTI- cle used in every family. 850 Bowery, second floor. pa WISHING TO BUY, SELL OR LEAL pembbol 4 business should consult BETTS & YORSTON, who wi ‘supply the tullest information upon all openings and changes Of this kind. Store Agency, 56 West Tnirty-second street, (0 HOTEL MEN.—A GENTLEMAN OF EIGHT YEARS? experience 1n the business, with a large trade, would Tike to make arrangements either to superintend or assist in. rome good liotel, ea suore or otherwise. Address FHGENIX, erald oflice. : 0 WORKING CUTLERS.—RARE CHANCE, OWING to death ; $100 cash will buy ,oodwill, fixtures, stock, tools, &c., of long established business; first rate location. Address CUTLER, Herald office. pO. CUSTOM CUTTERS.—FOR SABE CHEAP, THS Lease of a very desirable and well located, siore on Troadway, with first class Fixtures and snall stock of Fine Goods: thin 8@ rare opportunity for any party with small capital, Address MERCHANT TAILOR, Herald oflice, WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR A FIRST, CLASS ‘small invention, patented 1871; cost of cogsen igeah stout 3p er prot used in every house in the world, Ad- Gress TN. %, Hotel, Wr A PARTNER IN A SILK MANOFACTUR- ing basiness, with a capital of $5,000. The Cates can be mortgaged on the buildin: Address G., box 101 Her- ald Uptown Brahe dice, 1,285 Broadway. Wy eee IN A RESPECTABLE, LEGI(TI- mate, cash manufacturing business, with $2,000 ready money. Apply at 87 Warren street, third loft, D5 70,8100 WILL START YOU IN A LIGHT SUD. $5Z0. stantial manufacturing business; article staple az Wheat; profits 200 per cent; nO more capital required, 208 Hroadway, oflice 5, J 3 5()() TO INVEST, WITH SERVICES. ADDRESS 9) ©. B, W., box 103 Herald off ASH DOWN, AND A THOROUGIT man, tn Night manufacturing staple? good for $10,000 yearly profit; cle: SABLN, 195 Fulton street. OR $3,000 AND and patent of an 5.000 Wis, Box oureranr +), rovalty will purchase atock article paying $8,000 per year; sales can be made unlimited; largely used by public departments, Address LUCIUS J., box 112 Herald ofice, ane 12 ( ( 0, WANTED, PARTNER, SILENT OR AC. $ ae ) ) + tive, in a good manufacturing concern Address STAINES, Herald office. $75.0 00> WANTED, A PARTY WITH ABOVE, niaount, to join two young men in manu- faotaring a staple article, Brotected ta part by aed patent 3 usiness already weil established, inci pal with, References exchanged. Address ‘busin Ed3, box 170 Herald oilice. HOUSES, ROOMS, &O., WANTED, FIKST OR SECOND [LOOR—ON OR NEAR SIXTH A avenue, below Thirty-fourth st or Part of a House in good location ; rent not to exceed $10) per month. Send particulars to U, 8 PEEK & ©U., 947 Browdway. PARTMENTS WANTED—BY THREE ADULTS, IN A A private family, owning ther own house; partics wish ing th be permanent; location central. Adress HOME, pox 106 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. ARLEM,—WANTED, IN HARLEM, BY A GENTLE- H ‘man and wife, apartments, suitable for housekeeping, in a good locality, Address H. b. 202 and 204 Canal st. OUSES AND PARTS OF HOUSES WANTED—IN THE H Eigkth, pee Fir ee ad Those wishing de eas, with fu cul r¥ W RIG IT! Ste 249 Bleecker street. OTEL WANTED, FURNISHED—BY A RESPONSI ble man, jn rome country town or village. Address WILLIAM, box 182 Hera\\! oll: FLOOR—FOR HOUSEKEEPING (ONE nileman and wife, below Thirtieth praémenta, will pay ofl Siravle tenants AECOND ‘other family), by g street; good netgnborhood ; modern im $40, Address, with fall partical T, er (0 PARTIES MOVING FOR THE SUMMER.—A To ycung Enelihnian and wife, with one child thres years Ol, Are desirous of taking charge of & house; tive years? Teferences. {rom present employer. Address SAMUEL PATTERSON, 893 Yat av. ANTED—THRES OR FOUR LOFTS, ABOUT W “Kumnediate neighborhood of Bowery: Apply at BROS., | ‘m8 WV ANTED*BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A PARLOR AND Ware pearooms, or two Bedrooms, wiihout board, in respectable part of Brookyo. Address &, W. My Herald osiice. 7 a as, :D HOUSE IN HARLEM OR Warten —THRES 25X1005 LEVY ISHED RO g by a young lavy, na German lessons; Teterences iowa Branch ottiee, 1,265 Broadwi 8 IN A PRI- wi 1, prica not over 875 te house f rho vate house mho box 1,485 Post office, gives music, Fri dress ©, L., Hei ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF ADULIs, A FUR nished Hoase where the rent woutd be taken in board, Address IRVING, Heraid Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broud- way. TANTED-A | MEDIC HOUSE, WITH W ‘nodern improvementa, at ‘orty-firth stroel, at mod- erate rent, Address, for three days, or inguire of, betweeo Fulton TL and Lovelock each day, CHARLES J. SMITH, street. ae NTED—TWO OR THRES UNFURNISMED ROOMS for light housekeeping by a family of two; references focation above Fourteonth street. Address, with iv Ss He Biya! which must he moderate, M. U., box 185 Herald office, TED—AN UNFURNISHED ENGLISH BASEMENT Forty second scrcets and Fifth aid Seventa aye Andraes PLLYSICIAN, 335 West ‘Thirty fourth au ne gD—BY A GENTLEMAN WA ity who own ‘her IFK, WITH Rooms, with ments, for housekeeping; references ex- sn oed Adres terms, wiich must be moderate, Herald 0 )-FOR A TEACHER, BY THE 18T Wat hay, an untarnisiied nd or Thin 1 Floor, con: ining five rooms, with all mod ts, to’ leas ‘and Twentieth atreet® and s {Sixth avenies, Ad- D. ting terms, TO HIRE—A NEATL V with privilege o( let tween Third and Sixth avenn mreots; rent to be moderat WANTED, box 188 Herald oi V ANTED TO RENT- enough to furnish @ hou like to give board for (ul or p Heraid Uptown Branch oflice, rooms; tid ‘Fourth aud Fonaporn Aduress, with (ull parlfodlars, FURNITURE; lots; woul vote Address ADAMS, vad way, yt Br 0m JLOTE & JANES, Stationers, Printers an¢ Blank Book Manufacturers, Fulton street, lank Booke made to pattera, ™ wg