The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 24, 1866, Page 2

SUN, M, 1866, _THE NEW YORK | “To ESDAY MORNING, a0 LY : Tennessee ned Her Troables, Tae political misfortunes of Tenneasee are apps rently etl clinging to ber. Although both Dranches of Congress have voted for the immediate edmission of that Siaste \o representation, there is now ® strong probability that thie will not be accomplished during the present session. There ere two caures that will operate to prevent the Present adminsion of the Tennessee delegation, In the first place, the President, it i# said, will ‘Teturn the Tennessee joint resolution to Congress, om the ground thet he has nothing to do with the matter, the Constitution @ives each branch of Congress full power tw decide upon the qualifications of iw own members for admission. There i* probably enocther reason, however, for the President's op- position te the Tennessee enabling bill, He is Well known to be opposed to the establishment of ®@ y Conditions precedent to the representation of ‘the Bouthern Biates, He holds the ground, in com- Mon with the Democratic party, that the Southern totes are now constitutionally entitied to repre- entation, and that it is an arbitrary exerciee of power for Congress to \inpose conditions for ther | admission. With euch views, he could bart y fail to disapprove of the Tenmesses til), Bor there is anotber, and perhaps» more seric oe ob Stacie to the admission of the Tencesses gates. It now appears thas # Tennessee Assembly bas refused to agn the Loo. e@titutional Amendment Pill, om the ground that there wae nots quorum of members present © De the vote was taken, and thas the » Inge were, aceordingly, Liege’ Ders, it seems, were required fore qecrum Fit four were present n the Assesbly room anc werein ene of the (.mm tee rooms 8° : under arrest, The arresied members refuse. ar pe into the Assembly room, but i: was Germdet thet they Were present, to a) intents amd perpen, thur mating up the quorum. Is that war bill was passed, but the Bpester of ube Asser (yr DOW, es reported, dec ares thas ibe tw under arrest can not be regarded as b present, and that, consequentiy, the roe wa: invalid. The result of a!) the muddle may be to send the Tennessee delegation home until the next seasion of Congress, we a) King Chelera Finds Good Friends. Cr tara secured the services of » Judge, ashort Lume ago, to prevent the erection of cholera hospl- tale ot Beguin's Point. He bas now found an- ether efficient agent in our model Common Coun- ei), Resolutions were adopted yesterday in both branches of the Common Council, providing for the removal of the temporary buildings on the Battery that have been used by the Roard of Health for hospital purposes. Now, bow can we reasonably expect to avoid epidemic cholera in this city, when the municipal authorities are doing everything in their power to thwart the sanitary efforts of the Board of Health? Our municipal officials, both judicial and legislative, seem to be impeiled by @ determination to peralyze the Board of Health, regard- leas of the consequences to the city. Toey are willing to see the people carried away by pes- ilence for the sake of gratifying # petty spite ageinst ® Board that, to some extent, interferes | ‘with their corrupt management of municipa affairs. If the Board of Healih cannot be allowed to have accommodations for the proper care and treatment of the cholera patients, the disease Toust necessarily spread. Wo hope that the Board may be able,in some way, to overcome all these obstacles ; but the Common Conneil, and the other officiala who have cooperated with them in this matter, way as well understand now, thatif the pestilence sball become virulent in New York, ‘hey Will be largely respousibie for it. Business Prospects. Tos let of August is about the usual time for the opening of the Fall trade in this city, and con- sequently the busivess prospect for the season \s just pow an interesting subject of speculation, It 1a not only the merchants and manufacturers who are interested in thie matter. A good season for trade causes au increased demand for manutac- tureu, exhausts whatever surplus of labor there may be, tends to enhance wages, aud, consequent- ly, to provide more comforts for the working classes, On the contrary, # dul! season, operating adversely upon employers, necessarily damages the prospats of the Isboring classes. It ie, of course, impossible to arrive at an accurate conclusion, at this time, with re gard to the extents of the Fall trade, but there are certain: considerations » which tend to give an ices of about what we may expect. To the first place, it is not likely that the season will be either extremely good or exiremely bad for business. The country dealers have very mall stocks on hand, The unsettled condition of Ainencial affairs, and the epprehensions of a panic have caused dealers to buy very sparingly within the last year—small orders for immediate use be. ing their general practice in purchasing. There hes probably never been yoar in the experience of our merchants when the proportion of small orders was so large as during the pres: ent year. Country dealers bave all slong bed the impression that = beavy decline tn prices was just ahead, and their purcoases have been made accordingly. The consequence is, that the abeives of the retailers are uncommonly empty, end they must buy pretty heavily to meet the Fall and Winter demand, The orders will prob - ably continue light, for the beliof in reduced prices still remains firm ; but consumers require ® certain supply of goods for the cold season, and they must have them, They cannot wait for the panic which haunts the vimsons of the retalle Therefore, we look for at least an average bust- ness during the season upon which we ere just entering. Something will, of course, depend up- op the question of peace or continued war in Europe, but however that may be, wo think {t safe fo say that our merchants will Lave a satisfactory trade, that labor wil! Hind plenty of employment, and that there will be no ground for a reduction of wagos. The Crops, Tas wheat harvest, which is now about over, bas turned ous much betier than was expected » few weeks ago, The Spring was so unfavorable for the crop, that the product was generally esi- wated at less than balf the aveage; but, fortu- sately, the good weather directly preceding har- rest caused the crop to rally from the Spring wckeot, ond « very fair yield bes been the conse. quence. Our Western ex hanges, which only « short time ago apcke despoudingly of the pros pect, now give the opinion that ¢rop, in their section, will neariy, |) not qu te reach the aver- agein quantity. The quality, ales, is said to be good—mwuch beter thus list year, when the wheat was badly iojured by the wet Weather that ococurred in harvest = tim The reports relative to cther crops are alao couraging. The sield cate ja believed to be untially good, both in quantity and in quality, The prospect for baricy !s not very favoratie, but as that cereal je used chiefly fo the manufacture of malt liquors, we can probably get along with « short crop. Corn ‘@ ea d to promise uncommonly well, The west er has been very favorable for this crop, and if teball ea’e y escape the frost, in the early Fall, a splendid yield may be expected, The reports are ale quite for a good yield of potatoes and nearly a)! of the minor crops, There is evident no danger of s famice yes, favor A Werdy Sort of Gratitude We areata that the hopes @ soldiers, concerning the equa m of bounties, wil! Bot be realised nw tbe present seasion of ( The equsiireion t &pr bee predeod the tndiference which the sa raysrsed 1 a long epeecues eh te couotry eapect t Me ey are unwilling mplated unties: Now om by worde— 2 in Congress have so r 3 eve for Le soldiers, shall now do 3 prectival to exemplify they «ill hare De METI te compia wif the solders doult their we ooeriy ep bus their apparent frienuship mores patr oven, New Pabtications Cr Tre at Put ed br the Anther, Leon Toe work is aat hel eves as discovered s true a n wit kingdom of heaven. A perusal of this book | upon the mindan impression {lar to the ravings of a lunatic, or the language of @ man afflicted with chronse delirium tremens Fooriient Frasies, B author of the “Family Party Drama defended, &c, &e. Publ jean ©. 119 & 121 Naas Mr. Davina is 60 favorably known as an actor, that, when he turns author, his friends naturally expect something better than she book under ex- amination, Win, Davide In this volume, the comedian * flash- es’ upon the reader w tare that might be very appropriately employ when he is dressed in character sod on toe stage, but wh.ch fail in ther effect when interwoven with the * autobiography” anecdotes and information given to the public in * Footlight Flashes."* My NRYARD Grape Grower, 41 Park Kow. Judd's Agricultural publications have she merit of being practical guides for persona who desire to achieve success on the farm or in the orchard, This book is another ot the excellent series that have been issued by the publishers. It gives the experience of a grape culturtst, in a style easily understood by al! who desire to succeed in grow ing gray aT Lake View. Ry «@ Weetern Published by Orange Judd & Co., ‘ ROVELA Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, have re- cently added to their library of Bolect Novels the folowing volumes: Gusset Keoar, by the author of © A First p Grove, by Ame of © Halt a Million of Mone Tox Teoe Histony oF a by the surhe r of vidger ‘ Miss MascBIBARR®, ty Mre Oliphant, author of * Chronicles of Cariiugtord,"” Lanr ac Last, a novel in three book, b wuna Yates, autior of ‘roken to Harn The Amevsican News Company, 11¥ aud 121 Nas- sau siree!, publish im good style: Dooroa Kaur. The story of a Life without o Biemish, B, Edward, author de Lirria Ragaurrrin, “Adventures of Reubin Da- Fae Tur Navat Lrecraxant, a novel by F C, Arm: strong, author of the ** fwo Midshipmen.’ Financial News, Marketa, &c. New York, Monday, July 23, 6 #, M.—The eeneral Block markets was duli today with « dec 1Diog ten dency. Governinents were steady and quiet. God cloned at 1bts. The loan market was easy and a ac. nantat4ad percent, Commercial paper was un changed a + The bank statement, thie week, is tavorabl mone ary esee, The deposits show au increase of $6,559,000, and the loaues decrease of $5,165,416. Thess changer are principally due to the redemption of Ceriificates of Indebieds exchange was dull, Bunkers’ bille at don were selling at 105’) a 1004 Foreigo ou Lon On 'Change to-day 4 Flour waa dull aud Ihc. ae, lower, Wheat was dull and nominally lower, Corn wae tc, better, Oat @ lc. lower, Pork was steady, Bowl was unchanged, war quiet, Lard was dulland heavy, aud Whiskey STOCK GALEG-—-FIROT HOARD, 1000 0.8 65,'Sl,ep..100% 3.00 Tol, & W. tat... 92 11000 U8. 6e,b-20's 14 100) Chi, &@ ROT Boa 7bu) do cpa See do. ri 870 do 106 4 14n Tol. & Wab, 2d. Til 1400 do,...email. ib 100 Ch. & Alton Te 1100) do Lidia baw. PUW SC. 1.108 Law, Yd iy 400 Wuciiic R. te... Su 2oW0 Trew. S's YA) Erie K Ob so do 10 dO, to 4 ‘Wd do. } ¥ Bank N.Y 11Wy 2000 do. 10 Quickeiiver at... 49% $500 do....1 2600 N.Y. 66, "75 bow N.Y, 7a, B. La., bu0y Book. O.W.L, 200 ay, BOW Teun, 6s, "V0, 18000 Teun 6s, new... 7 2000 La b00U IN, ©, 5000 do bw Obio & Mise 1 B00 vie dd M.TTY. dod 2000 Ch, & N. Wat. ys ou Chi, & N, W, ibs, Ts aw Chi. & NW. 1. > ie BECOND Boa 11000 U.S, 6s, 6-20.15. 40 Erie B., eons O4% 13.00 du ob dy Low do, 63 lu do blade iw Readiug &.......10 260 ULB. NO Udy ew ae, 9 luv Tre: va ly Th Cen. it. ry bod do, d-1U5%4 uy ba NW bw ao. ee ao. 3 40 0 Ohio & Aline... Gu do, du Tenn, Oa, "yo, B) 4b Natioual Ue. i4 tw CHL @ AN. Woil. bo ‘ do, Gs gnu Chi, & A 1. db : de, +o Chi, B, @Y. kK. bw PW. &, SPECIAL NOVICES. Mareden’s Asiatic Chelors Cure has Proved tothe scientific world tue tact that cholera can be successfully tieaied by ite timely use. De- pot, 497 Bioaoway, For sale by all druggisty 334 SPECIAL NOTICES. Li pat te ans Droad way. wan ed. ae ss ae 580 Wheeler & Wilson Lock Stitch Sew ine and Bar ton Hole Me sebing, 626 B vad 8 Machine Company, No.609 lina Howe, Jr., President. A eat hair r ton,1y A tworer and oressing known torHouse,and all cruggists 05 )N- On Monday, July 234, Mrs. Flize 6 Glat year of ber age v he funeral will take piace froto her late reeiden: 1 Cariton ave, Bro Kivu, on Wednesday aftern 0 ith inet, at 2 o'clock 266 GALAN. sbose of bi bothere-in-la ‘atrick Heed, 6 tuperal, from on Wednesday lock ; from thence to 8 ity #t, where there will be 4 oquiem Mase offe ed for the repose of hie thence 10 ¢ alvary Cemetery for interment, are respectfully. invited hfe late residence, 3.1 morning, duly 76. at 9 Cbureh, Eset sou oa SONER—In Willlamepureh, on Sunday, after ae fod severe Lines, Mary li. w ie@of Williem F.. ¢ ner and daughter of Edwe band Mary EK. a seed 15 yeare nnd & months, Notice of the iuneral to morrow 820 LYNCH-On Sunday, July 22, William M., only ib Lyneh, aged 18 years ude of the famiy are respect ! the tuneral, on Tuesday alter 4, at 2 o'cioek, trom u tence of pares \% it Weet Washiagton Piace, hout tur- e: uot 26 MeCAK rit) On Sundar, July 22d, James Mc- Carthy, a native of Be test. lrelend ihe relatives and friends ot the family, aleo the menitersot lonle >, No, 454, are reepectiully invited to attend the tu this Tuesday afternoon, July 4. at 4 0'C0ek, SL Attor- a bie inte residence, Df On Sunday. the res.‘ence » Praneis Marto rah MeNuity, . of the Perieh of Dromore, Co. Tyrone, and thore of her brothers, Ch atrick Martin, are respectiully to e tuner 14 second et Will Tuesday afteruocn, July are ite 2 lo » July 20, after @ short tive of Killarmey, Co, ‘SU LLIVAN-On Satord es Jone O'8ulliven y. ireland, a Hos tunera: wih, ‘ on And be residence, 10 o'clock, Church, Duane st, wheres t ke tem Mare will be offered tor the repose ul. Afier the masa, the juneral will imme proceed to Caivary Cemetery, His relatives © respectially invited to attend, 27 Oa Sunday, Joly 22d, Those. Rielly, ‘ 40 years, @ Dative of the County Meath, Ire- lan Hie friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the iunerai, this (Tuveday) after- + 2 o'clock, irom hie late realdence, 170 Eaat Neweastle oa-l'yne aod Durham, ate pe please copy “4 SMITH On @onday, July 224. Mre. Alice Smith, beloved wite of Hugh Smith, aged 66 years, Phe relatives and friends of the family are re quested to attend the funeral, from ence, 185 Lewis ot. Penusyivania pa- pera pieane copy 115 THROCKMORTON — On the 294, Maggie, the youngest cbidot Wm, M. and Margaret (urockmor aged }) months and 15 daye. “the funeral will take piace this Toerday after. 383 The remains wiil be taken seer tare u noon, a 2 o'clock, from her late residence, Hucson ave, Brooklyn, t) Long Branch tor inte:ment, papers please copy TRADE NOTICE ES. REGULAR MEETING OF BRANCH No.1 of the N.Y. P. House Painters’ Associa- tion will be held at Milles Hall at the corner of st and 3d av,on Tuesday ina, July 34th, clock. All memb e@ requested to attend, Es JAMes, | WM. D, PARMELE, luz REGULAR MEETI OF THE LONG Shore Ship Iain ratio, will be held on aire CHA Rec. » Puesday evenine, J 240 &°? Fast Broadway. by er PETE FITZSIMONS, Pree. 8. CON NERS, Re 133 PERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD their regular weekly meeting this Tuesday eve- ning, at theirh Demils Dispensary, cor or 234 sand 2dave, All boss plasterers apprentices that have not heen enrolled, will meet atthe hall Wednes day, to-morrow, evening, at S o'clock. Look out for our grand pic nic,on Monday, August lich, JOHN ALLt t IHN ENNIS, Rec, See, vw Sty GMACHIN® OPERATORS’ Benevo- nt dociety will bold their regular meeting this ay eveniny nly 24h, at § o'clock, in their fe me, Oriental rot Grand and Clinton ave, Every member is requested to onctual as *he sbove bour. Ap operators and ng women are invited tocomeand join with us, Mr. WM. JES DEP. Mr Dv DRISI ANE 5 131 soc ibaa £Y NO CEs. ASPE {CIAL MEETING OF THE MICHAEL Doheny Circve F. B, will be beld their Hall 146 But) bes Hoy tend Boud on Tu evening, Jaly 44th, Punctual etre: ce of the mombers ie requested, By order of P, TOOMEY, Centre A SPECIAL MEETING OF “THE YOUNG Meu's +. M. T. A. B.S, No. 1, of Krooklym, will te held at Latiner Hall, 210 and 212 Court et. on ‘Luesday eve, July 24, at 79 o'clock. All members are reque to attend as business of importance must be iransacted. By order of THOS, QUINN, Vy Pr. RoPe Ree. sec ils GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE Meet- ng of the Yeung Men's Father Mathew T, A, BK roel No. 4, ot New York, will be held at their begwoen H0th and 6 tb sis, this Tues tis . ©. Robert » BP. Riley, ex-Pr foung New York Bing a by Mies Can niu, Mr, Wm, Lines, Henr ritt_and H, Wit oD, JOSEPH *. ¥ HAN, Preat, Po J LUCAS, V. P. MICHAEL V LAWLER. Kec, Sec JPATHER MATHEW FEMALE T, A. “T, ax pociety, No. 1, of Brooklyn, F.1D, will hold « public tempe snce meeting on thie (Tuesday) even ng, at Masovic Hall, 309 Grand a6, Good speakers aud eingere wil be present, N. BK. The members andalso the memberset the other Ladies’ Society are ejuested tole presen business of great un rinoce to both parties is to be transacted, and I thatall will be present, CH As. RICH ARDS, het r es. BETSEY A KRED, Bec. R. B, CIRCLE WILL IN FU TURE HOLD etl eetines at the Apollo Koos, 76 Prince ot ock V. M jon iu Trel Vital impe rofthe I, hh. K. 4 Al members be are ordered ice ip to Le ‘ unimisree, 120 VELLE CIKCLE, F. B.—THE MEM. orsof ible Circle are hereby orde ed to ai meeting io be hela this ‘I'uesday evening, Jul it +8 Gmail piece, as L ose 0) the ulmoat importance tobe eneacie Per over JOUN O'CONNOR, Centre 4 TAD FATS MATHEW T. A. B, C.ety SO 26.1 ode pubuc meeting at their ‘ cor of si, and Yd ave, tate luesduy evening, a ia veluck, Speaking by P. Larkin, Haq ug doe by hdre, Duta, Mesers, Meri Dyes, Meus, Gelluev aud topeon, The cusmp ou banjo piayer ite Le er wil be on baad, LdOwAS CONE NON, ‘Vrest.: Lik. NY 1, CAKROLL, Ree, pe 10 Took ov tT FOR THE PIC NIC OF THE Lauiee’. a. a, A, LB. society, No. 6, at Bellovas hae weor Stu et, Bast Kiver, on tomorrow, iu dtuy 2 Deneinug wid commeuce at @. ‘Ihe members, abu all Wishing to go, eet at (Lo bias of the Society, 2d Avenue and 4 the Bond wi Le oo beiou ging and iecely ‘ 0, 6 whch wii be | give Ai MEW NUGENT, © 4 Airangemeate, PEL BAY .¥ Pres dont of the suciety, JAMES CANDLER, see retary jul F, MEAGHER CIRCLE, F. B.—THE e@iwembersot the lL. K. B,, attached to this Circle, ysance with their Hop ratve duty, are 0 weet at ther bal thie evening, 65 Kars acs o& Members joining the I, KR, 4. wil commence snew on the booke; vo back dues Teuuued, By ores of JAMES BUEEDY, Contre. iv) how well heart SOCIETY NOTICES. A. B'S ON DECK —THE YOUNG © Men's Father Mathew Socie:y No. 1, of Jersey City, will eee Fg meeune on Tu siay even ing, Ju y 24th, a Cooper's Hail, 33 Newark ave. The fo lowing gentlemen will aidress the meeting Movers, Hickey, Joyce, Proiceor Hindle will perform on bis epleniid duicimer. veo hav ty Meeenrn Farley, Keenan and Post, Wea'ro have an exceilent band of mainetreie trom Ne Beve 4 splen fidtime, Co C.M. HUGUES, Pr York. We udge Lvs LIN. Ree. Sec. SRE | THe QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE Grand Division 8.01 T. of Kastern New York, wil be bedin ty city of Troy,on Wednesday the 26th, at 10 o'clock Aw, Representatives can obtain tickets for the trip, “to goand :e urn, et half rice, by ‘Troy line of steamers, at the affice of M.W.P., John N. Bterna 174 Wiilia ven foot ot Har- rison st,on Tuesiay Kvening, at 65 o'clock oe Four. 08 BUTCHER'S SHOP AND FIXTURES for eale—Inquire at 84 Mulberry et. 38 RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE, Hz stock and fixtares of niy and grocery store, a in a thickly populated nelehborhood Apply to 529 rh Banat 32d et eap rent 36 CANDY AND GROCERY STORE F OR A esie, 320 Monioe at. : : JUNK OTORE FOR SALE— 10 PE “ART et FIRST CLASS GROCERY AND Lige OR ftore for sale; doing @ good cash trade, Apely lor 2 days at 154 Madison at, NICE GROCERY, TOY AND “caNDY, store tor sale or to let, with apartment required, Also lease if needed, No. 4) Muip 6th Ward, EAU A ee ee K LIQUOR STORE—oTH AVE, COR i stock, fixtures, furniture, and Central Park lease, license Exise and Internal ty Mp ead i. “0 per da Rept #80 per month. Immidiate n, Owner retiring, For ali $1,640, LHO! ty AN- LAN, 744 Eighth ave, ms OR | SALE—S10CK AND FIXTU RES OF ore, 38 Brocme st sor ALE—A GROCERY AND CaNDY store, with room to live in: wil be soid cheap on account of the owner going to Canada, App y im- med ately in the store. Su Mott at, is MILK Route 26ub at, mee For s SALE CHEAP—SMAL all comple Inquire at 408 W days, alter 12 o'clock, C. PLATT, | al OR SALE—A SMALL SLOOP OF SIX tons: everything in good order Apply on board of the LITTL: E WILLIE, foot of Charles st, N. R. 4 OR SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQ OR store, 27S Wert 17th st. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS ( CENT R grocery store, ore of the best stands in Brooklyn, Bere, wagon, stable, stock and fixtures, at low thew For particolars apply to HUGHES & GREEN, No. 165 Grand 6 Wiisamaburgh, 64 R SALE — A MILK AND GROCERY swore, established ten years, and dong cliss cash Lusiness. Satisfactory reasons selling. Apply to 'E. G. COLTORO, 425 cor, 3d at. For SALE—THE STOCK AND Fixtures of acandy and grocery sore; rent cheap, with good Site to.vive in, Call for 2 days, at 636 Bast loth at. SE | ie FoR SALE riety estore, Cheap rent. son st. Inquire as S43 3 ad | © R STORE, WITH Price 6540, Pull par- YOR SAL E—FOR § $250, A 0, A TOY AND CAN- dy store, b ice cream ssloon, Enquire oa the premises, Newark ave, Jersey City. BEST For SALE— IN ONE OF THE siness parte of Brookiyn, the steck and fix. of the has and segar store, with 4 rooms and ent; cheap rent. Apply et 18 Bridge et, near the terry. 267 YOR SALE—A SMALL MILK, CANDY and bread siore (in connejuence of sickness), Inquire 456 Hudson at, bakery. 211 for SALE—THE FIXTURES AND FUR- niture of a grocery stoie, For sale oreers, Bath ot. and Ath ave, ie al: FROCERY AND LIQUO ‘OR SALE—A + fires class nelghboi hood, doing an ex , Good reasons giving ior ety, 2 in the Store, T° TAILORS ~FOR SALE, THE “STOCK and fixtures of 8 nice store, with 3 rooms to live in; @ decided bargain, asthe owner le goine to Kus rope; must hesold this week. Apply ab 236 Weas ply #4, noar 9h ave, N. ¥ 256 © CARPENTERS—A GOOD CHANCE to buy well established erpe nie shop hb tool, in machines, benchea, grind stoner, 41,600 umber; everytbine complete, with cood willot all hie customers change of busine: Shop in exceiient locality. Ad dress CARP + box 876 Sun office. 116 WANSTED—10 SELL OUP A CARPET weave:'s ehop, en reasonable terms, In: quire a ait el Bowery, for this week only 198 Reseou tor selling, _ LEGAL NOTIC ES. Ck TON AQUEDUCT DEPART MENT— Burean of Waver Ren New Yorm, Juiy l4eh, 1566, Notice is hereby given, that Five Per Cent i ity will be added on the let a Ae Auguet next, lanpaid Water Kenw, KING, Water atrar. 38 ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Now York, July 13, 1806,~To Iren-Foundere— Scaled proposals will be received at this office So, tunda, City Hall Park, until 11 o'clock, A. ML, 0} Tuesday, che t4th day of July, 1566, tor the eee of Cor: iron walerp pes, Viz: 6.u0 feet of cast iron wa e:-pipe, 12 inches insernsl diameter; 16,00 tees of cas ion waler-pips, 6 inches imteraal diameter ; 1,000 leet of Cast 1100 water-pipe, 4 inches 1mternal diameter, Keach proposal tous. be indorsed © Piopo r Cast-iron Water-Pipes and special Cast- ings.” woeetner wie the name of the bidder and date of its offering. amount of security required will be tea Ned d dodare, Specifications and blank forms a bide can be Lad ou application at thie office, THOMAS BIEPHENS, KOKERT L. ed abil A, W. CRAVEN, Croton Aduedgos var $2 FFICE CROTON. AQUEDUCT BOARD. July 18th, 1866.-To coutraciors,-Sealed pro- poeals, endorsed “Proposals tor building a stone tow- er, engine house and boiler house, at or near 173d st, near the High Bridge.” toge'her with the uame ef the bidder and date of ite offering, will be received at thie office until Jl o'clock A, M.of Friday, the 3d day of Auguet, 1566, at which time they wili be pub- ely opene for jurwishing the necessary mat rials and completing the construction of s stou® tower, en- gine house and boiler house, as or near ITSd at, near b Bridge. Plane specifications, and all mn cen be obti id on application to the othee, High Bridge, where tank torme of joo be obtained, ‘The amounts of security required will be thirty-five thousand dollars, THOs, BLEP ENp, KOBD, L. DARKAGH, A.W KAY- EN, Croton Aquevuet Board, 81d DROPOSALS FOR $100,000—NEW AQUE- auct Stock of the City of New York. —Seales pro- posals wii be received at the Comptrolie:' ‘8 Uttice until Tueaday,Juy 24, 1866, at 2 o'clock I’, M., when the same will be pubucly opened, tor the whole or eby part of the sum of One Hundred Thousand [ol- Jare of ew Aqueduct S.ock of the City of New York,” thorized by Chapter 681, f 1565, the said stock will bear interest at sb © Of pix per cent. por annum, payable quart nd the principal will be receemed on the 1 i5>4, vom she Sinking Fund for the City Debt. The proposals will atete the ammount ot slock desired, and tue price one bundred thousund dollars the:eo!, ana the persons whose pro- posae are ace pied will thereupoa be requiied to Gepusit with she Chambe:lain the sums awarded to then respectivey. Ob presenting to the Comptrol- lex the receipts of the Chamberiaio for such veposits the partics wal be entitied to receive certutic ju. anounte of (he par value of the to shem bearing ine: eet (rom the dates of Pay ¥ Fach proposal should be sealed and incorsed 'P,opos- Pietve ios Auueduet Block of tbe City of New York,” end scevwsed in & second envelope addressed ' he Gomp roller, The ment is rese.ved to reject ba wi 04 (he bide it the suteresia ut the Corpora. roasequlee it MALILEW 1, BRENNAN, Cowp. tivier, City of New Yors, Devarimens of sinauce, Comp roivera Ottios, duly 11, 1566, 4) W ¥ GUODS—WET GOODS—SaV ED ‘rom the great tire on 4th of July, at the New Haven sieamboat Coupany's woart, Peck slip pier, Eaet K ver, consisting of large (Ante day of August, Redemption of oe quan of bleach - ed aud unbleached musling, ail quaity, Heavy- cloths and cessimere,, ior Fali wear, Linens, towes, dispers, tauuels, Dianke(s, &o,, dc, Fine unbleache ped teat gual W, KPA TO, 16¢ rf 410, and “14 Bowery. AUCTION NOTICES. UCTION NOTIC E—CROCKERY, GLASss, FE Ver. Auct. Tuesdey, J th, at 10 Oelock, at 251 Pearl st. by Jowerh we # chee abe soriment in lote to suit desiere, Au (TION NOTICE—PLU WHERS—Eanie? eoware—F, E. UUNT, Auciioneer—Tuesday. Juty 24th, at 10 o'clock, mt B81 Poarl ot, 5 crates resorted basius of different styles, in lots to 0 ms deal- ore Ao “NOTICY—HENRY G. £1 EVANS, ote su sell in lo’ day, rel at e = Looe ol croc laseware cutle ware, &e epacked to CD exer “FELIMAN, AUCT., SELLS 118 y at 10% o'clock, at 165 West S66 at, ail the t furuiture contained in the above bow it suiteand other furniture. See = rela. SAAC WOLF, AUCT., OFFICE 9 CHAM- bere st, will sell on next Wednesday, July 25, a8 at 91 Conelat, household furpiture, bair- #, some, tables, bede and bedding, corpelt ik 11 o'eloe cloth, chal oileloths, kischen utensils, &e, AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTIMER, 15 East Broadwav, of 400 lots women's chor lotbing, silk, delaine aud calico dresses, skirte, wis, cloaks, remaants, sheets, shirts, spreade le-cloths, quilts, boots, sho esiters, and other goods wort! Ay attention dealers and others, By order H. RADEED AD, RY Fighth ave. PAWSDBRORER'S SALE—BELL & “1 erabar will se.) thie day at lus at 58 New Bow. ery. 300 lots clothing of all kinde; elk dresses, slee.s, pillow cares, quilts, shirts, coats, pants, v also vatches and jewelry, By order J. WHIT! Cilnton st. ui OUND—THREE : DAYS AGO, A STRAY- ed she Goat, with long horns, it not called tor ip three days will be sold at HOVEY'S Blable, — that near stave. OST OVERBOARD, ON SUN ‘DAY, ULE 22d, from the steamer Wyoming, River creaite Pek slp. JOSEP | TENDER: BHOLT. said person was atout 5 feet 6 inches in height, fair complexion, dark bair, moustache, the initials M. T. 11. in india jak on the left arm; bad overcoat, grey shirt aud dark pants. Auy pe son findiug the ved will please coud word to his tether, HH, MENDEL RSUOTT, 9 Catharine Slip. Lost OR STOLEN—BANK BOOK No, 46,468, of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Rank, The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at ink, 51 Chambere st. If not found, application will be mae tor a new book on 25tb August. or GARET CUSHING, Depositor. GF REWARD—LOST, A PHYSICIAN'S 8 visiting list, B.RUPPE, M.D, 115 Laurens #t, near Prince. 60 BUARD AND ROU Ms. COUPLE OF RES. *ECTABLE YOUNG men or young ladies can get a.iurnished tron: room without board, Cail as Sz West iftn st; w sive bosrd on Sundays. Cail ail the week. 3) A FEW MEN, AND A MAN AND HIS wis, can be accommodated with good board a4 the comiorte of a home; terms moderase. App. 14 Bioome st, up ¥ flights of stairs, Enquire $ ‘ FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, OR TWO geutemen can be accommodated with good ard, Please to call for 1 week, 94 First at. ir FEW RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young menecan be accommodated with board, with the comforts of a home, at ®5 per week, Blu Fast Slat st, 2d floor, back. Call foraweek. 178 FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with board on moderase boats PY pad 194 Grand st. near Mot. Me ea ee : RESPECTABLE OARDING — A FEW young men can be accommodated a bee, board and pleasant rooms at J2 City Hall 4 Saad New York. fn ake es OYS WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lilgnat jood or employmeut, should apply at the News- boys’ Home, 125 Fulton st 450 ». Wikee ‘BOARD, 710 2 0 2 YOUNG menor to girle, neatly furnished bedrooms; terms moderate, Apply 115 East 32d et, mae 3 3 bell, ) SUIT THE TIMES—LODGINGS AND meale S cents each, for young girls a lodging House, 206 Canal st, N obtained for those out of employment, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE MAN AND wife, or two young girls to stay with @ res) table woman, Girls Aveo mtuations 449 and beard themselves, at 120 SMALL ROOM WITH ¥ & reepectabie woman, unfurnished. ems muss be moderate, Address for | week. Mrs, Station F, Sp PECTABL »modated with board where tt the comtorte of @ home, and nice airy rooms use of a bathroom. ‘Lerme moderate. 63 Pi OR 5 YOU NG MEN CAN BE ACCOM. modated with good board aed pleasant roome, re the comforts ot @ home, at 151 Filth et, ine oor 13 EAST 38TH ST., 83D. AVE, F, FORNISH- ed Bedroony for gentlemen ony, trom $1.50 to $2 OU per week; uVuble vedrooms, from $3 to #2.59, A large room on the first floor ior 2or4 gentiemen, at #6 por week. 426 ¢ 5 TO $6 FOR SINGLE ROOMS 5. with board; soows without board, $20 $8 per week; rooms by the night, $,, to Bue, et the Attord Hou 425 Wash cor. ry ot, (2b “MORSES. CARRIAGES. &o Als LARGE HORSE FOR SALéE, 7 YEARS 16 hands high, suitable tor truck bat pale price gaye! Apply 57 kim 6 (CABRIAGES, WAGONS AND D HARNESS , of all Kinds tor sale; light Puaewns, kaways, buggies and business ons, selling off per cent, less than NY. prices. Tu Nevins st, Brooklyn. 36 of SOR SALE—A BRIGHT BAY 1 MARE, 15% bands high; suitable for ony kind of mens work; kind and sound witli the exception of one e 0 years old; soid tor the want of use, Haqulie, fe} Washington ot. C.W. FERRIB, OR SALE—A HORSE, CART AND aE. ess, Apply 159 Cherry ot, grocery store, for 4 days. 56 OR SALE CHEAP—THREE POWERFUL draught horses, fit for cart or truck. Can be seen ai cor, Sih a. end sds Cuskeley" eley's liquor store, 320 Fok SALE—HORSE AND CART AND good will of store, No. 2.3 Pearl st. W4ll be sold cheap, as the owner intends to le the city by the tiretof August, Cam be seen at 203 Pearl at, é sé Cy. Price Casing WAGON AND HAKNESS FOR ORSE, sale cheap, together or separste, suitable for a e.ocer or expressman, Call in the barber's shop, 166 third “. | ile a $5 O WILL BUY A HORSE WORTH 9) $100, it sold to-day, as the owner has no use for uim ; also a wagon aud harness, Enquire ip the Biacksmith Shop, Luth ave, near 14th at. 198 $95 — NEARLY NEW, GROCERS OR express wagon, Also # leather top wagon for 260; coach harness wih breechings, i two eb coaches, $125 and #150; bandsome ba, hers cart aud harness, $100; stylish coai box wagon, only jee, titties bi to match, oe 5, at ey t SHIPPING. — 6 UNARD LIN E—PASSAGE FROM and to Queenstown and Liverpool, Also by the Oid Biack Star Line of Packets, Kemittances to lieland. dc, MARATHON. Lom New York woth July, pwersue Passage ti )in Currency, Apne WILLIAMS & GUION, 2 Broadway, ani 65 South h street. APSCOTI’S STEAMSHIP LINE Sica weekly 17 ORs Bou we ERNS TOWN and By the tollowing first class iron steamships; BOsPH HORUS. ABL ” PEP AEA, GAM DELA WAR. CAKU. twa. PACIFIC, CONCORDIA Cabin Pasar 100 SB. eerage, 650, vere ip currency, Certificates granted to bring passengers from Liv or Queenstown at lowest rates, "ts HHT APHCOTY BROS No, 86 South street,