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€ i f i | p » s a n l r € t e i p * M O N D A Y G V G M N C . , S G P T , I I . AMUSEMENTS TH IS EVENING. PARK THBATRE—Holp. GLOBE T il I-'. AT R E -D ay atui Kight—Varieties. OLYMPIO TH fa;ATRH. —Rip Van Winklo-FeraaloMin- etrols. BROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE-Variety Kntoriain- ment. FULTON AND HOYT S rS .-D a n Rico’a Paris Paril- ion Circus ATHENEUM.—Polyopticou. BOOTH’S THEATRE, N. Y .-P e t of tho Potticoats- FainilyJars. WALLACK’S THEATRE, N. Y .-Tho Princess of Tro- bizonde. F lF r H AVENUE THEATRE, N. Y.-Divorce. OLYMPIO THEATRR. N. Y.—Hurapir Damply. GRAND OPERA HOUSK, N. Y .-Narcisso. NIBLCVS GARDEN, N. Y .-Fritz. BOWKKY THKATKK, N. Y .-A Trip to Richmond— Shin Fano. I.ItfA KDWIN’S TRRATRH, N. Y -K o ll/ A Loom Minstrels. GLOBE THEATRE, N. Y.—Minstrel Performance. UNION SQUARE THEATRE, N. Y -Variotjr Enter- tatnment, WOOD’S MUSEUM. If. Y.—Performances every attoc- noon and evoulnjr.—Kast Lynne. BRYANT’S NKW OPKRA HOUSB, N. Y.—Mimirel Performance. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HA.LL.N. Y.—N orto Bceentricitic?* etc. t w k n t y - k i g i i t h s t r e e t o p e r a h o u s e - Nonoomli A Arlinirtn i ’ s Minstrels. STK1NWAY HALL. N. Y.—Grand Concert. OENTRAL l‘A HK GARDEN. N.Y.—Tdeodoro Thomas’ Baminer Nigbt Concerts. AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION—Third avo nue and Ttroaty-third streot. Opon day and ovoning: T l i e F o u r t h E d i t i o n o f t h c B r o o k l y n D a i l y K a t r l e i s s u p p l i e d t o N e u s d e o l - i‘r« , C a r r i e r s , a n d t h e P u b l i c o i t h e E u s t c r n D i s t r i c t , n t li a l £ - p a » t f o u r 1 \ M ., t i t t h e D i s t r i b u t i n g * A g e n c y o f l i e o r g e A . W o o d , N o . m B r o a d t v a y » I-]* D « , n e a r I t o o s e v e l t s t r e e t F e r r y . X o o u r R e n d e r s * W e h a v o e s t a b l i s h e d ag e n c ies fo r th e sale of thr E agle nt somo of the principal business points in New York City, as follows: Astor HourC steps. C. P. Roekv/ooil, Grand Btroot Ferry. £outh Side Railroad, James Slip, New York. Woodruff Brothers, Erie Railway Forry Buildings, corner of Chambers street. New York. F hvf ; fire b r o k e o a t oil S a t u r d a y e v e n ing iu tho store of Mary Acorn, i:w York street. It was caused by some goods in the window taking fire from tho gas, and was extinguished before m uch damage was done. F ond o r A r t . — R o s a K e e n a n w a s b r o u g h t up buii’if Ju.-tlee Buckley tbis m orning on the com- jO ’inf r f Mnry Doherty, who charges her with having stolen from her a p icture worth $2. Tho hearing 01 the case v.as adjourned until the lGth instant. S u i c i d e .— Co r o n e r J o n e s w n s n o ti f ie d y e s terday to hold an inquest npon tbe body of Mary Hartye, a Grrmnu woman, <5 years of age, residing at No. 47 Tiilary street, who committed suicide yesterday morning by takiug a doso of Paris green. No causo ia assigned for the rash act. The iuquest will be held to-day. S unday B il l i a r d s .— Ch a r l e s F r o s t , P e t e r Van H obs aud Thomas York, were caught yesterday by one of tbe officers of the F irst Precinct, playing billiards in thc saloon of Thomaa Craig, No. 65 Myrtle avemte, Tbey were all taken to tbe Htatiou Houso and thia morning Jnstice Walsh fined them $5 each. G a t h e r in g o f t h e -C l a n s .— T h e m e e t i n g of the Board of Aldermen, to h i held this afternoon, bas a l<>:ids*tom*-Hfce effect in attracting tho City Fathers and numerous politicians of assorted calibre to the Hall. Matters aro looking up, and nearly all the heavy weights having returned home, lively times arc antic ipated. N o t C o m p e t e n t f o r h i s P o s i t i o n . — P a t e r son Tobin, a resident of No. 40 Sackett street, bas charge of No. 25 Coenties slip, a low gambling saloon— that jp, be is a bruiser engaged to do tho fighting when fighting is necessary. Saturday night James Supple, Richard Ash, Frank Mead and othor roughs tried to force their way into the saloon. Tobin opposed them, aud the consequcnco U that he (Tobin) is likely to dio. IILs nose is smashed ahd his faee is gashed. PROSPECT P A S S CONCERTS. W i t h o u t th e l e a s t d i m i n u t i o n o f in t e r e s t o r attractiveness, tho eighth of tho series of Prospect Park Concerto waa given on last Saturday afternoon, the attendance being even larger than on previous oc casions, and composing, as it always doos, ali classos a n l conditions of people, and setting a g rand examplo cf courage and progress. Not only was tho atiendanoo in tho vicinity of tbe musio stand larger than usual, but more persons filled the Park in all directions, tho equipages wero large and numerous, and very gay, and pedestrians In throngs were found in all dirortions. Theoocasion was indeed singularly lovclr and enjoy able by the delicious weather that prevailed, and it was a solemn pleasure to stroll at leisure or sit in um b ra geous shads aud listen to the dulcet strains and har monious measures of the musio, which seemed to shed upon all around the mildest and selootest iufiuencos. THB PROGRAMME, rendered in the highest attainable manner from first to last, was as follows : p a s t 1. 1. “ Grand Marsh”....................................................Volkmsr 2. G rerturo—“ K e g U ral\.... ...................... Leufeaar S. Air—“Good Nixbr. my Child” ..................................... Aot 4. Galop—“Victoria” ................................................. Asoher PXUT II. 5. Grand Selection—\M artha\ .................................. ftietow ti. Walt*—“ Mofcenblasttor” .....................................dtraass 7. Sacrod Chorut—“O s n u ” .......................................Koidoi 8. M&surka—\Lisbsllo” ............................ Straws ran x ur. 9. O rertars—\Ja b s ! \ ........................................................W e b st 19. Waltz—\U>r L*nd and Sea” ..................................Gun*l 11. “Tracfurn'rfi”....................................................nohumaan 12. Polka—“I as 'J rouipeta da Rogiment\ ................ A.scher Popnlitr Airs. At this beautiful resort the p u rest delights are to ho found in all directions, and all who will may gather th e m ; and those alive to gentle influences may shake from their person the city’s dust, and for awhile, at least, forget its cares and follies. It will well repay any and all to explore iU paths, survey it* besuties, breathe its fresh air. aud enjoy ita quiet—drink in its musio and learn its h-as>>ns, for it teaches of nature and of faith aod love. From within its precincts may bo wit nessed the mo-t majestic views of iaud and occaa and panoramic ohuuges, varied and boautiful aa tho oye caa anywhere rett upou. All the charms of ru ral scenery aro supplemented by work* of art, and whatever taste, skill and lavish expenditure could add are not wanting. As long as the weather permits these Saturday concerts aro to be continued. They should be visited and en joyed by all, /or not to see aod enjoy them ig to forego a genuine delight and the lifo-long memory of linger ing loveliness. SA K ITARY STATISTICS. T h e H e a l t h O f f i c e r ’s W e e k l y R e p o r t — D e c r e a s o o f C o n t a g i o u s D i s e a s e s * T h e fo llo w in g is a c o p y o f fcho re g u l a r weekly report of the Health Officer, u compiled from the book* of Chief Clerk O’Connor; B rooklyn, September 9, 1871. To the Honorable the Brooklyn Board of H ealth: G e n tlem e n —I have the honor to submit the follow ing report for the weok ending this date: SANITARY INSPECTIONS. Number of complaints reeeivod..., ............................ 97 Number of complaints abated ...................................... £5 Number reported no causo ...................................... *8 Preliminary notices issued ............................................ 99 Scavengers’ permits granted......................................... 109 Vessel permit* g ranted .................................................. 7T VIOLATIONS OF THE OODE. Number received................................................ o Abated...................................................................*.*.].*.** 1 Defendants fined costs .............. 0 CONTAGIOUS D18EASES REPORTED. Smallpox ....................................................................... | Scarlet fever ...................................................... 4 Typhoid fever.................................................. 2 D iphtheria ...................................... '.'.I.'!!\.!!!!!!! ,* % VITAL STATISTICS. Number of burial permits granted ........................... 345 Transcripts of death issuod............................. o Transcripts of marriage i-Bued................! . 1 M arriage returns received................................... * gj D irth returns received .......................... *■••*...7.7 . . . . ' 146 Respectfully submitted, G eobok C ochran , Health Officer. A DECREASE OF CONTAGIOUS DI8EA8E3 during the woek is apparent from a comparison of the report with that of tbo previous weok—there having been only four cases of smallpox last week, against eight the prexious week; of scarlet fever, four against nine, and of diphtheria, throe against one. Thoro hr* been, however, an increase of one casecf typhoid fever, but this disease prevailing to such a limited extent and the increase being so small the figures are not consid ered as indicating auy permauout increase. The reg ular weekly mortality record has not yet beon made up, b u t it is probable that the number of deaths of last week will be two or three less than for the previous weok, when only two huudred wero recorded. K i n g * C o u n t y R e a l E s t a t e T r a n s f e r * , Smith st, s e s abnnt Itt.Sitn e o f Sixth st, 50x93.9 Nora I-oriii.or hihj Vjcloh sts, n o cor, ItexM ................. £*,500 Lorimer st, r s , to it * of ‘“tasrK *t, 20x100. 'fi’lbi M.aroy -------- 83,500 S.ioj 1,500 Willoufihl.y nv. n » 1*0 ft e ot M av. 25x166 East New Yoik av, n t. 131.11 I t 1 w of WillJam ul. 52.9x91.5, in e g ............................... 3 «3qa Yates av, ee,9oitnof DeKalb av, 20x100.. .*.*.*!*! 7900 Dupont at, u a, 125 It w of Uaklind at, 68x100 ......... .’. l ’4oy closure ....................................................................... Kent at, * e, 1.5 tt o of Washington at, *25x931 foro\ cl. Miro.... DcKraw at*, n i , ' 305 Vt *vr *of * BiaiVh’atl *25xl66,’ er- 2'7°° cjj«URe d .............................................. ; ............ » \* m Lafayette av. a s. 100 ft w of Lewis av, 176x200....*.*.*. 8.500 Union at, n a, 1,ii.lv ft vr of Cliuton st, 22.10x100. b i s 8,000 Fnrm.'n nl »!• ^UOU, h i l , . .. f Lewis av, 176x200 .......... 8,500 Cliuton at, 22.10x100, b i s 8,000 fcicK t'st 3siii'ob..'.. s.uoo 1«J Hick* st, 7y.6x75xlx25x78.6x rack'm itjn nVncar it()ch(jaier i , . 'in'rtifi'itVln.V.V “ ’suS li° V™1 186 *Cre’ Houten ona W Kowoo- C. nnwie, 2 ac'i eV, ad j G W jciiff a id J RemMn ’' ' ' ’'So Cumberland at, o a. 23 ft n of DoKald av. KilOl irrejr, foreclasure ........................... ' . Ilahcy st. n s, 41 fi It o of Roid av,’28x100 ................... • ’{ § Union st, n a, 140 ft e of Muith *t, 20x90... .* ........... 9*&ua 1 llth av and I hirt>-ninth t>t,» o cor, IwVxloo* Fifth av and Fortieth et, s o cor. 146. Ixl76xl91.7xtti 6 ai 668 Sycaruoro et, centro Hue, 125 i t w of Division at *45x til D 107.4........................................................ * 0fW Frcridcnt at, n n, 841 ft ont Smith et. 22x98.. ...*.** IGoiui ^ ln,h st. \ b , 213.2 o of Fonrth av, 18.6x92.6 ib ’ aoo Noith Kjghtb and Sixth eti, northorly cor, 26x100... l'uoo r-poncei at, o s, 37f> ft o of J’ark av. 25xlU0, foreclose. *R00 Rotlodgo bt, a b , 156 ft o of Bedford av, 20x100 ........... Tnn Ninth kt. B », 194.7 ft q of Fourth av, 18.7x92.6 ............. 16.000 F.igbth h , n e, 293.10 it o of Sixth av, 40x100 ...............so ooo Fourth av, e u, 58.1 i t s of Ninth &t, 19x60, fi A l: Fourtfi av, w a Tenth bt, n o cor,20.5x60, h A i ..................... 18,000 Crown at and Itot era av. n w cor, 8.’.3x83.8x100x87.9.. 1,670 l)eau st, jr , 175ft o of Butialo a v ,60x107.2; Prospoot pl, n s, 22 It. Uyf Carlton av, 21x25 ........................... 17,000 Kuflalo av. aud Dean st, s w cor, 214.4x250 7^00 Dusbwick *»v. s wa, 77.9 it. n w of Cook at, 25.11x5*3.11. inrejiular ...................................................... 8,000 Gates av. n a, 114 ft. c of Franklin av. ltxioO, hiK.*!! 9,230 Gwmd av, o 8, ilo .ft. n of Myrtleav, 25x100 ................ 1,000 Eckford st, w s. 4;,0 ft. n of Oalyer st, 25x100, fore closure ............................................................ 2 300 V anCottav, 8 8.306.6 oot Grahntn av, 25xl00.*.l*’*‘ l'oGO Grfienpoint av, s s, 71.11 ft. w of Leonard *t,28xl:'7.4 * xU.‘i.S .......................................................... * 1609 Grcenpoint av, n s, UO ft. e of Union av, 26il00........ I (00 A4alr^|j| OS Ull ir a a ! M * i 41 a ... Oc.la* ft * * ,L i. Adelpl 131 ft. o of Myrtle *v, 88xlB8.il.Vi’I* 7J2& “ H i s m o t lio r ’s h o p e a n d h i s f a t h e r ’s jo y , ia tbe darling baby boy;” but the heueekeepor’a hope and joy is in getting her clothes washed quickly and olonn. She can accomplish this moro quickly and partcot- ly with HiaoiNS J: Co.’s soap thxo with any othor. A lamous old vfashorwomun, who does that work for a doxon families, told us tho othor day that i t paid hor hotter to unaHigfflne & Co.’s soap than nny of tho oheap adulter ated articles. Tho best is (ho choapost in tho ond, and hhiit ia trtiy all grocers keep Higgins A Co.’s soap. W h i l e ex a m in i n g n n e w p a t e n t e d w a s h i n g machine tho other day, I hoard aUdy, who was about con- eluding a purchase of one, inquiro, “ Do you xooammond any osueoialsoap?” Tho roply was cautious, propor aud honest: “ Why, madam, tnoro aro sovoral good soaps, and l1'you expect vour clothus to como out awoot and aot to be libro rutted, yon must not uso adultoratod eoaps. Wo always ueo H iouins * soap , for we know that It Is a pure article.” ________ _______ I t is n o w a w e ll k n o w n fa c t th a t am o n cj (ho best Photographic Pictures aro tbosa mado by Messrs, KHOWLTOh* A M c G regor , of No. 257 Fulton street, oppo site Clinton, in this city; their business has inoroasod very much in consequence of this fact’ our citizens seem to feel perfectly at homo in this Gaiiory: our frionds who want a good, truo, wofi defined plcturo of tholatosi style, thoy should remember the firm above namod. apl2 lySAM. “ T w o h u n d r e d o r g a n s a w e e k a n d c a n n o t fill orders by a largo number.” This is what tho Mason & Hamlin Organ Company bavo to aay right along. Tho Brooklyn agoncy Is sending out a good number of doslra- ble sty les and filling orders as fast as possiblo. Organs for rent and sold on instalments. A. G. SLADE A Co., 605 Ful tou stroot, opposito Flatbush avouuo. aul9 tf K oyal H avana L ottery o f C u b a .— $ 3 0 0 ,000 in gold drawn overy soventoon days. Prizos cashed and information furnished. Tho highest ratos paid for doub loons, nnd all kinds of gold nnd silvor, Spanish bank bills, government securities, io. T aylor A Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wnll st., New York. auaW .FiM tf i H A R I I i m P eynojds — P uaplke .—- Tn this city, on tho 9th inst.. by tlie Rev. l»r. Guion, Mr. J. W alter R eynolds to .Miss GEOU o i e M. B uadlke . No cards. T onni . e Y—H eadley -A t Millburn, N .J., September 9, bv the Rov. Dr. Crane, Gao. W, ToNSLEX to Miss 11. N. i J eadlby . N o cards. D I E D . CA6SIDT—On September 10,1871; B r id g e t Cabsidy, in tbe 22d year of her ago. , Tho telaiiifs end frierda of the family aro respoctfully im b ed to attend her funeral frum St. Josoph’* floured, Pacitic st near Yanderbilt nv, Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Seo- tcrnher 12, at9M A. M., wuore a roquiom mas9 will be of- icrcd ior thu repose of her soul; Irom thonco to the Come- tery ofthe Holy Cross, Flatbush. F il ’E* rt — On Saturday. September 9, a t tho rosidenoe of his brnthcr-m-luw, O. tr. Walbridgo, JoflN llleroy , aged 36 year?. q ho relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to a t tend the lunernl from 71 Downing st, ou Tuosday, the 12th instant, at 2 o’clock P. M. L aajreiit —In this city, on Sundav morning, Soptember lu, H i nuy I’Lirfor.n, second sou of llenry S.. and Lucy A. lxm bcrt, need 19 months. S h e ldon-O n Sunday, Soptombor 10. F r a n k G., son of Wallace B. and Mary U. Sheldon, la tlio Sth yoar oi hi* ^Hclativca and frionda aro invited to attend hlsfunerat, at the residence of his parouts, 248 Balrio stroot, on Tues day, llth inst., a t 3 P.M. aell 2c* S pfnck —Brooklyn, Sept. 9, 1871, J ohn D. S pknoe , of the City o/ Albany, aged 50 years. Tho f i ionds aro invited to attend the funeral at his late residence,-171 Hudson av, Tuosday, hept. 12. at 2 o’clock. Mi'mbora of tho Musonio fraternity are invited, WARD—In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, the 10th inst., infant ion of John 0. nnd Mury A, WurdL Jbun&ing taken to Elizabeth, N. J . W illiam s —In Brooklyn, Septembor 11, M ary F lor- knce. in?ant dsnghter of W. J . and M aryJ. Williams, ageu 2 weeks and 5 days. The ftiuerul will take place Tuesday, Soptember 13, at 1 ojv A. 11., from tbe residence of bor graadparonts, 209 N.w^-'U street. The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend. iTIASO NIC* S u m m o n s - c r y s t a l w a v e l o d g e , No. 628 F. A A- M. The members are heroby sum moned to attend a special Communication at their rooms, 159 Fulton av. TUlf'DAY, Sept. 13, 1 o'clock, sharp, to pay tbo lust respects to our sojourning brother. John D. bpunce, of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. B. Albany, Y. Y. THEO, M. TUBKHTY, Acting Mastor. B e n j . C r o m w f . l l , S e c r e t a r y . P E U S O N A L . S S O . O Q l 1^ 122 and 124 Fulton Market, to i - F l l ' T Y D O L L A R S W I L L paid by Alexander Miller. N ob . _________ jt, ro any person or number of pen'ons.who will produco evidence of undoubted character, that u singlo caso of sickness or disease of au epidemic nature, that wus contracted by any person or persons while transacting business in Pulton vegetable, moat or ro- * ................................................ i. ALEXANDER laii fish market within tbo pust ten years. MILL Hit. sol 10** M E E T I N G S . A M E E T I N G O F T H B B R O O K L Y N OPERATIVE STONEMASONS’ SOCIETY will be hrld at ftf* tulton street, on tho EVENING of MON- DAY, Sep. 11, on businoss specially connected with tho demonstration of tho 13th iost. Non-Soolety mon are eordially invited to join witb us. Hurrah * By ordor of TflOMAS McDERMOTT, Prosidont. M acrice DoHznTY, Secretary. ___ C A R P E N T E R S A N D J O I N E R S , R A L L Y . A Mass Meeting of tho Carpenter* nad Joiner* of Brooklyn and vicinity, will be held on MONDAY EVEN ING, the llth Inst., a t Granada Hail. 118 Myrtlo av, at 7j>tf o’clock, to make arrangemonts to attond tbo grand Eight Hour demonstration, to tako plaoo on tne afternoon of Wodnosday, 13th inst. Other matters of Importanoe will be considered. To oil carpenters wbo feel interested in thc welfare of the trade a cordial invitation is extended. Eminent speaker* will address tho moetlog. M. J . HOGAN, Presidont J ohn C awebon , S e o r e t a r y . _______ _____ E a s t e r n s t a r —t h e m e m b e r s o f OLIVE BRANCH Chapter No. 7 will hold thoir next regular communication WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 13. By order, W. M. O. HAEDICK. S abah B. P tb , Seoretary.^ ______ __ t > e g u l a r m o n t h l y m e e t i n g o f J V THF/ KINGS COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIE TY will bo beld at 26 Court at, ou TUESDAY EVENING, bopteuiber 12, ut 8 o’clock. A full attendance is earnostly requested, as business of great importance will be brought beioro tbo mooting. By order. A. A. ROBBINS, Pres’tL W. H. WooDWABDjJScorotary^______________se9 2t* _ P L A S T E R E R S ’ L O N G l S L A N D l T o b G E , No. 1.—The membors of thin Lodeo Am requested to attend a special meeting on TUESDAY EVENING, Sep tember 12,1871, in their room*, Court street, for tho purpose of perfecting arrangements for tho Worklnguion’s Parade, ou tlio 13th of tbis munth. Per order of ibe Lodge. K. GALLAGHER, President. P. J . W alsii . Rocordiug Soo, so9 2t* m i i O M A S FORAN C’H OW DER CLU R — JL A meeting of the abovo-nnmed Clnb will be bold at ROSS McMAHON'S, Court st. between Fourth place and Luqueer it, on TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 12. at 8 o’clock precisely. All momberx aro requested to attond. ” * DENNIS O’KEEFFE. By order of tho President, J ohr K brnt , Sec. cell 2t* T h e r e g u l a r m o n t h l y m e e t i n g of tho PACIFIC EXEMPT ASSOCIATION will bo beld at tbeir rooms, cornor Court and Joralemon sts, MONDAY FVKMNG, Sept 11,a t 8 o’olook. A falland punctual attendance is desired. se9 2t* ___________________ F. S. AYMAR, Secretary. W E . R O B I N S O N - A S S O C I A T I O N , • Sixth Ward, Brooklyn, meet on TUESDAY EVENING. 13th inst., at 8 o’olock. at tbo Assembly t o<>ms. 298 Columbia at. Punctual attonduncu is reqaast- «d, aa busincaa of iinportancc will be transacted. JOHN O’SULLTVAN, President. H .M c C abthy , Secretary. I.O S T A N D F O U N D * T O S T —S U N P A Y A F T E R N O O N , H A L F H J of a GOLD DOLLAR, with a split ring attached. 1'ifidrr returning 6amo to 73 Livingston at will t>o suitably rewcrrted. L O S T - W I L L T H E P A R T Y W H O found a POCKETBOOK a t Benton’s Batb, Satur day afternoon, please enologo tho papers in an envelope, aud addross it to Box 3132 Now York P. O., and soobligo the owsor. L O S T —8 3 R E W A R D - L O S T O N T H E lCrth inst., a pair of gold SPECTACLES, in the Grcc-ne and Gates av. cars Tbe person finding thom will I'leaxc leave them at 318 Cumberland Bt, and recoive the abovo reward. sell 2t* I T* O U N D —L A S T E V E N IN G * ; A B O U T ' 9k' o’clock, in an open Fulton av, and East New York car. a POCKBTRUOK. containiuga email sum of monoy and a lock of hair, whicb the owner can receive by proving property and calling at the corner uf IVeid av, and Bain- bridge at. JAMKS^WAKEFIELD. __ Q T O L E N —S 2 5 R E W A R D —O N T H E kT? morning of the 6th fieptcmher, from the cornor of Hamilton and Third avs, South Brooklyn,'a bay HORSE, blind in both oven; also a HARNESS SQUARE, bru38 mounted, with R. E. X. on the winkers. Apply to Mr. RKTZER, No. 128 Soventeonth st, South Brooklyn, soil 3t* P O L I T I C A L * I) E M O C R A T I C G E N E R A L O O M M I T - I'FK—A 8pociaI Meeting of tho DEMOCRATIC g e n e r a l c o m m i t t e r wfii bo hold on T u e s d a y EVENING, September 12,1871, a t 7J* o’clock. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, Chairman. ____ _________________ se9 3t^ E l e v e n t h w a r d d e m o o r a c y - a meeting ol the Eleventh Ward Regular Domocratio Club, will be held at Hibernia Hall, Gold st. near Myrtle av, on WEDNESDAY BVENTNG. September 13, at 8 o’clock. Bv order. MOSES H. RICHARDS, Pres’t. Jo b h H. CliiTTOH, Secretory. ae!13t* E ; .ASSOCIATION. L E V E N T H W A R D R E P U B L I C A N ( A spocial raeettng forithe enrollmont of members will be held on MONDAY EVENING noxt, Septembor 11, a t 8 o’clock, at tho room® of tbo Association, No 10 DeKalb av. AARON MoCALL, President. WM. CUNNmoHAM, Secretary, se9 2t* m W E N T I E T H W A R l T - R E P U B L I C A N JL ASSOCIATION.—A Bpeelal meeting of the Twen tieth Ward Ropublicau Association, for the purpose of enrollment, will bo bold, pursuant to the direction of tho Goneral Committee, At tho Chapel, No. 256 Cumberland at, on TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 12,1871, a t 8 o'clock. A prompt and full attendance Is requested, especially of thoso desirous of joining tho Association, as tbis will be the last opportunity offerod for that purpose beforo the ensuing primary. ecll2t* ____________ JA MBS W. MONK, SooroUry. T h e t w e n t y - s e c o n d w a r d UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will hold their regular monthly mooting at Military Hall, cnraec of Fiith av. and Ninth at., on TUESDAY EVENING, Sop- terubcr 12. A full attendance is requested. Tnis is the last cbancefor enrollmont previous to our Primary. • WM. BLAIR, Prosidont. J o a n M c K e n z ie , S ecretary. aell F O B S A L E —I f E A L E S T A T E . I ^ O R S A L E - O R E X G H A N G E - F O R Brooklyn improved proporty. A fine farm 140 acres, good buildings, fruit, Ac., in New Jorsey; a fine residonco V? lwo acres; fine buddings. Apply to I). S. QUIMBF.Y, Jr.'ioi Montague s t. se9 21* T f l O R S A L E - O R R X C HANG E - I N A plots—a nico pioce of property nnd buildings noar prospect Park, Fort Hamilton Boulevard, and Fair Ground Boulevard, (210 feot wtdol.c invenloat to railroads, which make R cssyof access to Now York, For partfou- larsnppIvtoM . HOI)UIriUKZ,69 Liberty at, basoraont, New York, betwecnjland3o^clock. so8 3t* F o r s a l e —a t b a y r i d g e , l . i . — A farm of fifteen acros. In a high atato of cnltiva- non ; apple nnd cherry orchard, with houso and barns, a good well of water op tho promiso*; seven miles from Fulton Ferry. tLreo minutes from cam. Immediate n w o s- sion given, if required. Apply to CHAS. D. BKNNRTT on tbo premises, cornor Stewart av. aud Bonnott’a lane ’ ee712t* F O R S A L E —T E N L O T S . O N W A S H - Ington av. between Warron and Wyckoll sts; ton iota on Twentieth and Twenty-first sts, i ■‘•twoon Sixth and Seventh avs; eight Iota on Nineteenth a, a Twontioth sts, between Ninth and Tenth avs; soven goro k)ts on Warron st. botween Underhill and Washington a n ; two lots on Third plaoe,between Olinton and Honry sts; thirty-three lots on Sixty-seventh st and Gowenhovon lane, botweon Fifth and Sixth ava; sixty lots on F ranklin av Boulevard, Minna and Clementine 8te: also, building plots on the line of Forty-ninth st, betwoen Franklin av boulevard and the New Utrecht road. Forty-ninth st will be opened and gradod this Fall. The above property will be sold choap —J ---------- lertnx. Aoply to MURPHY A MqOOR- and on MACK, Pearl et, N. Y. au34 lm* D E N T I S T R Y * A C A R D . DR. HRNDERSON* DENTIST, 210 Clinton sis corner of Pacifio. Good aod reliable work, skillful treatment and moderate charge*. FIN#! GOLD, FILLING A SPECIALTY. NITROUS OXTDE OR LAUGHING G Ab for tho painless ertrao- tion of disoaswl teeth and root*, administered pure and freeh doily. N. B —A GOOD BET OF TEETH on tho BR8T KIND OF RUBBISH, WITH GUMS *10. B o ,“ |. t?i*7S L * S g j u a l l j reasonable; 20 YEARS PRACTICAL EXPBRIRNOI! sell 5t* A C A R D .—D R . S M I T H H A S R E S U M E D the practice of dontiitry, a t No. 72 Groene oveneu. \Jwenty years experience enables him to offer advantages seldom to be obtained. Filling and preserving tho natur al teeth a specialty. AU dWeaseaof tbo mouth and teeth treated in tho most skillful mannor; artificial tooth of every stylo mado to harmonize witb tno foaturos so lifo- liko asto defy the closest scrutiny. Particular attention paid to regulating childron’* tooth. ____________ BoU at* Q L ' t F O R A B E A U T I F U L \ S E T JL of teeth on whalobono rubber; extracting undor nitrous oxide or laughing gas, and all charge* in cluded when artificial toefh aro ordered. Particular at tention given to the treatment of the natural teeth I>r J. A. QUINLAN ft BROS., Oity DenUl offioe. 896 Fuiton «t. opposite Oity HalL ie2 Iy C L O T H I N G . ■ V T O T I O E - N O . 7 B O E R U M S T . - 3 5 . 0 0 0 JLvl worth of oant off elothing wanted ; bought In small quuntltlHandcampoUed to p»y tho highost prioo., n> tn are filled with ordors from Southern and Western markets Pleaso call or addross HANOVER a BON. near Oity HalL Brooklyn; privato entrance CJtf Boorum stroot. jel* 6wr W A N T E D —IIE I M P s w - A N T E D - A G I R L . T O D O G E N E R A L housowork. App^.v a t 1.903 Groono av. A N T E D —IM M E D I A T E L Y , A S M A L L girl, a t 193 Princo st. _ __ _ A N T E D - A G I R L , E O R G E N E R A L houBowork, a t 249 Adolphi st. w w T T O 'A N T E D —A G I R L y v housewor w \7 S T A N T F P —A G O O D G I R L , ▼ T goneral ht F O R G E N E R A L housework, a t 755 DeK a lb av. . A N T E D - T W O G O O D G I R L S , F O R goneral housowork, a t 152 Prospootjt. __________ A N T E D - T W O O O L O R E D S E R - * V vonts, for a privato family. Apply at No. 890 Ham ilton stroet, noar Groono av, between 9 and 5 o oloox.1 ~ * ___________ , T O D O housowork; mnst bo a cooil plain cook, washer and ironer.__Apply a t 193 Raymond at. soil at _ X 7 S T A N T F D — a ^' c o m p e t e n t p e r s o n , T t to assist in tho caro of children and do upstairs work. Apply a t 618 Vandorbllt a v. n sar F nlton. _______ _ W A N T E D - S a ^ G O O K , w a s h e r a n d ironer. with good roforonces; fatally 6; wagos $12; Applv at 943 Pcbormerhorn s t . _______________ X X T A N T E D —A P R O T E S T A N T W O M A N , f V aa cook, to go a abort dlstanoo into the country. Apply a t No. 128 Wlflow st. x _______ _ _____________ W ~ A N T E D — A C O M P E T E N T G E R M A N or flwodiih girl, to do goneral housework, in a small family. Apply ot 14 Lofferte s t . ___________ __ _______ W A N T E D —A ~ M A N , T O A T T E N D O N A sick gentleman; Apply at 118 Hoyt st, between Pacifio and Doan. W A N T E D —A G I R L , T O D O G E N E R A L bouncwork in a small family j roforenco required. sell 2t No. 445 Gatos av._____________________ T X T A N T E D —A G I R L , T O D O G E N E R A L T 7 honsowork; a good washer and ironor ; roforonoo reqaired. Apply a t new No. 70 Ciermont a v . soil at__ A N T E D —L A D I E S , T O E M B R O I D E R with silk on cloth; work givon to parties at their oivn homes. Apply at 530 Gmndjayo._ bt _ W A N T E D —IM M E D I A T E L Y —A COM* fnrtabln, furnlshod house, in Binds st, or vioinity. Addross WALTKR G., 37 Union Squaro, Now York City. W A N T E D — A R E S P E C T A B L E 'G I R L , to do ehamberwork and waiting. Apply nt 106 First place. W A N T E D —A G O O D G I R L , F O B G E N - oral housework; one wbo can como wellreoom mended. Call at 289 Olermont av^ _____ \ J S J A N T E D —A C O O K ., A N D T O D O T v waphing and ironing; best of roferoncos roquirod. Cali at 291 Cleremont av. __________ \VST A N T E D —A G I R L , IN A S M A L L f ▼ fnmily to cook, and do general housowork. Oall at 431B amiltou street. ___ _ __________ _______ I V T A N T E D - A R E S P E C T A B A E P R O T - ▼ v cstsnt nurse and seamstress cau find a situation at 972 Myrtlo av, near Throop.______________ _ _____ W A N T E D —A B O Y , T H A T U N D E R - stands thofiBh and oyster businoss. Apply a t 333 Myrtle av, near Carlton av. A N T E D —A N O F F I C E A N D E R - , . rand hoy. Apply a t Harmony Frlnt Works, No. Grionwich st, Now York.________________ ________ _ A N T E D —A G O O D P L A I N C O O K , w w h e r and ironer. In a small family; must bring city reforencos. Apply a t new No. 60 Court st. \ f t T A N T E D —F O U R A P P R E N T I C E S ; Y v for finishing wool hats. Anply at factory. Nos. 78 to 96 Ninth st, near Bridgo. Sonth Brooklyn. ___ X X T A N T E D -A N E AT, TID Y G IR L , AS Y Y muse and ch&mbormaid, at 179 Fort Greene pNco; roust bring roforencos. _____________ __ _______ W A N T E D - A R E L I A B L E W O M A N , to tako care of children; one willing to go West. Call at 516 Pacific st-, noar Powors. _______ V T T A N T E D —A G I R L A B O U T 1 6 . T O Y t help in housowork. 639 Vandorbllt av. near At lantio. _______________________________ ________ W A N T E D - A C H A M B E R M A I D A N D waltrofts, with good roferenoe*. Apply for two days a t 61 Piorropontst. W A N T E D —A G O O D C O O K , W A S H - er and ironer; good roferenoe* roqulrod. Apply at 375 Bodford av, between Myrtlo aod P ark ava. ___________ W A N T T D —A B O Y , F R O M 1 4 T O 16 yearB of age. in tho liquor business, No. 18 Nevins st, near Fulton avenue. __________ __ _______________ __ Y T tT A N T E D —A C O M P E T E N T G I R L , Y v for general housework in a small family; Swedish or German girl proferred. Apply at^246 Raymond a t _ T O T A N T E D —F I R S T C L A S S H A N D S , T O Y V embroider on Grover A Baker's machine; also, first class hand braiders. JOHNSON OARTRIGHT A CO., 807 Fnlton W A N T E D —I M M ED IA TED Y - A younggirl, as chambormald and waitress; also, a girl of 15, os nurso to young children. Apply for two days at 504 Honry Bt, between Snokott aad Union. soil 2t* A N T E D —A G I R L , T O T A K E C A R E of child six weeks o ld: must havo good roforonco*. Hnll for two days, with roferoncos, a t No. 1 Middagh st, cor. Cnlnmbla, __________________________________ W A N T E D —A C O L O R E D B O Y , T O mako himself generally nsoful in a small family; one who lives with his paronfs preferred. Call at 157 Co lumbia Heights, betweon 8 and 10 in tho morning. ____ W A N T E D - A G E N T E E L G I R L , F O R upstairs work, and to take earn of children; must bavocood recommendations. Call a t 223 Ninth st. b^woon Third and Fourth avs. soil 2 f W A N T E D —A N A M E R I C A N , G E R M A N or Swodlsb girl, to do goneral housework in a small family. Apply at No. 238 Hchonnorhorn st, botween Hoyt and Bond sts. T f c T A N T E D —T W O G O O D G I R L S - O N E Y Y as chambermaid, the othor to cook, waab and iron for a small family. Seventh av. Apply at No. 497 Third st, near T f l T A N T E D —I I A T T E R S —15 F I N I S H - vv ers, 5 ponncers, 50 trimmers; good pricos anc steady work. Apply to 0. J . SUMMERS, 330 River et, near Marcy a v . sell 3t* W A N T E D — A F I R S T C L A S S C O O K , ono who can make good bread and biscuit; also a lnundreps and kitchen girl. Apply at 89 Henry st, oorner Pineapple et. W A N T E D —O P E R A T O R S O N W I L C O X A Gihbs flowing Machine, on suits. Parties with thoir own machines (without table) steady work. Apply at once. No. 64 Willoughby et, cor. of Lawrence. W A N T E D - T W O R E S P E C T A B L E girls, who will board thomsolvos, to stay with a lono woman: they can bave a good comfortable homo. Apply at No. 127 Scbormorhorn Bt. A N T E D - A P R O T E S T A N T G i R L , w , » to do general housework, in a privato fnmily; to a good, willing girl good wages will bo given. Apply a t 192 Raymond st, noar Fulton av. W A N T E D - A N E X P E R I E N C E D G I R L . to take care of three childron, and make horsolf generally useful; most be strong and willing. Apply at 811 Clermont av. W A N T E D —A G I R L , T O D O G E N E R A L housowork; must bo a first olass cook, good wa«ber and ironer; references required. Apply at No. 130 Fort Greono place. eoll 21* W A N T K D - I N ~ A i r o ! t i c e , a 7 n e a t ; tidy boy, about 12 yoars of ago, to run errands and tond offico; must como well recommended. Apply a t 27 Concord a t . ______ ___________ __________________ W A N T E D —A T H O R O U G H L Y COM* petent girl, to do general housowork in a small family; must have good reoommondatlons; Swede pre ferred. Call a t 114 St. F ellxat. W a n t e d ^ X g i r l , c a p a b l e t o d o general housowork; must be a good cook, washer and ironer, and bring good roferoncos. Apply a t 283 Dean streot. V M 7 A N T E D —A C A P A B L E , A M I A B L E YY girl, with good references, to do goneral honso work in a family of foar; must bo a good plain cook and good washor and Ironer. Apply a t 50 Monroe st. sell 2t* \ \ 7 A N T E D - A “G f R L 7 W I T H C I T Y R E F - V Y ercnce, to do tbe gonoral housework of a small private family; trust bo a good washer and ironor and plain cook. Apply at 142 State st. \ X 7 A N T E D —IN A P R I V A T E F A M I L Y , T T a German girl, for general honsowork; must be a good washer, ironor, and plain cook. Apply a t 54 Johnson stroot. Y V T A N T E D - O P E 1 1 1 O R S , F O R Y v qnilting on h at and cap linings; steady work; nono but good hands wanted. Cauat3U4 Doan st, cor. Powors, jifter 5 P. M. TV A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N S * W A N T E D —A G O O D G I R L , A F I R S T class washer and ironer, and a good plain cook; best of rnforences required from hor l&9t placo: wagos from fl4 to $15 a month. 282 Cliuton flt, secoud houso from Warren._____________________________ ______ W A N T E D - A N E X P E R I E N C E D , R E - spcctablo nnrso, for the caro of two yonng chil dron. and to mako horself generally nsoful; best rofor- cncrs required. Apply at S57 Gatos av, fourth brick house northeast of Bedford av. W A N T R D ^ T W O ( ’ O M P E T E N T O IU L S (Protestant), in a small private family: nno as good «ook, washer and ironer, tho othor at ohnmbormaid and waitross; reliablo roferoncos required. Call a t 18i Amity st, hetwecn 4 and 6 P. M . ____________________________ A N T E D —A G I R L , F O R G E N E R A L Y v housework; must be a good cook, washor and ironer* good references requirod. Apply at 380 Adolphi sf, second houso from Greono uv, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. __________________ A N T E D —A G I R L A B O U T ] 8 , T H A T . . understands taking care of children and to holp with housework; also a good woman for goneral house work; must come woll recommended. Coll from 10 to 12 A. 31. and 7 to 9 P. M„ nt 91 South Portland av. w T X T A N T E D —A G IR L , T O D O G E N E R A L v Y housework in a private family of flvo porsons, where two'girls are employed ; must bo a good plaia cook, washer ana Ironer, anu como woll vooommonded. Apply at 398 Grand av. A N T E D - A N A M E R I C A N O R G E R man girl, able to do general housework in a small family of only throe adults; none need apply oxsept tho best of references cau be given for good conduct, industry and honesty._ Address u. ROBERTS, Bagla c*\ - - W A N T E D —A N E A T , R E S P E C T A B L E girl, to do genoral downstairs work in a private family; mnst ho a good plain cook, washor nnd Ironer; good reforonoos required. 625 Henry at. Call Mooday and Tuesday at W A H T E D - A G IR L , F O R DOW N - stairs work; must be a good cook and laundress, respectful and obliging, aud pot afraid of work; a good home and good wages to tbe right party; personal city re ference required. Apply to 405 Olermont av, noar Falton. aell li* W A N T E D - A COOK, N U R S I ^ ' WAIT- roft*. and chambermaid, for a gontloman’s family. Tho very highest wage* will ho given to o&mpetent ser- ^ fc°od reference. Apply at 42 Court st, opposite City Hall., at tW. MANNING’S, whore employers oan bo *een- ________________________ sell 2tf W f A N T E D — 100 SERV AN T S D A ILY , ▼ v for gontlomon’s families just returned from tho country; first rate cooks, plain cooks, laundresses, cham- bormalds, waitresses, nurses, and girls for general house- work, for oxcollont situations and tho highost wagos, with out doifty, a t Mr. HEfifDKRSON’S Servants offico, 18 Conrt st, near Montaguo st. sell 3b* X / f f A . n t e d - a l l SERVANTS~W AN T - »Y.!L 9°°^ situations should apply a t onco at tho EMPLOY MKNT AND INDEMNITY CO., 2 h Conoord st, noar Fulton, aa wo havo placos ready In all parts of Brook- !lD’ in tho country: girls who do not wish to remain in tho offloo after registering their namos, will bo sent for at tuelr residences sell 6t* W A N T E D —1 5 0 S E R V A N T S , F O R gentlemen's families juat rotnrned from tho country; cooks, without washing; nlso cooks and chamber- majas bj live together; highost wages givon to rospoot iblo girls with good reforencos. Apply to Mr. MANNING, 42 Court Btroot. Also girls for housowork in small families. te9 3t* W A N T E D —S E K V A N T S—I WANT o v o r y d a y , n o a r ly 200 e x p e r i e n c e d s e r v a n t s ; a l s o , g i r l s l a t e l y la n d e d a n d s m a l l g i r l s , s i t u a t i o n s n o w in S reatabundnDceln all capacities, and highest wages, a t ir. HtfNDUb KSON'S office, i l l Atlantic st, the most tenable ond best offico In Brooklyn; crowdod with ladios every day wanting servants; come und see; no ohargo until s u i t e d . ___________ ____________ se9 2t# W A N T E D —1 0 0 G I R L S , T O - M O R R O W ,' for splendid situations, in gsntlomon’s families, returning irom the country. Cooks, laundresses, o’lnmbor- mftfds and waitresses, nurses and seamstresses, land for housewotk in small families; also, small girls, «nd girls lately landed: places in abundnnoe without waiting fivo minntes, at Mr. OnRISTOPHKR'S Soleot Agency, li Tiilary s t.: 20 yoars ostahlishod; whero all tho bost familios got tbeir help. W A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N S . W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - spectablo young woman, as chambermaid and wait- B-CSB, Call for two days a t 811 Colombia st. \ M T A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - * J spectablo P rotestant youDg woman, as ohsmbor* maid,andto take care of»chfldren; hasgood oity refer- encca Cal 1 for two days a t 426 Wyckoff st, near F ifth ar. w A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - ’ ' a ■pebble young girl, to do general honsowork; Is acoo^B, washor and ironer; bag good city rofarenoes. Call for two days a t 185 Adeiphfat, near Atlantio av. A N T E D — A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A yonng girl, as nurse and seamstress, or would do onamDerwork and waiting. Ploaso call for two days a t 130 Wyckoff st, noar Smith. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - Bpcctablo young girl, to do gonoral housework; nas good city references. Call for two days at 21 Carlton avonuo. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - spectablo girl, to do gonoral housowork in a small, privato family, or as plain cook, washor and ironor; good city roforenco from hor last place. Apply for two days at 268 Bond st, betwoon Douglass and Dograw, first floor. V S T A N T E D — A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A • 7.▼ younif woman, to cook, wash and iron; has no ob jection to general housework; h as two. sear*' reference from last placo. Can be soon at 67 Dobovoiso plaoo. near DeKalb ar. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y T a R E ^ spcctablo young girl, to do goneral boiwework, or to tako caro of children: has good oity reforonoos. uall for two days at 686 Fifth av,botwoeu Twentloth and TwOnty-first sts, up stairs. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N ,B Y A T V E R Y neot obliging yonng girl to, do the housework of a small family ; ie willing; is a good plain cook, and good washer nod ironer; bost of reforonco. Oall for two days at 163 Smith stroet, near Wyckoff. W a n t e d - a s i t u a t i o n , b y a h W- spccfnbloyoiing woman, to do general housework* la agood cook, washer and ironor, orto tako caro of chil dren. Has good oity reforonoos, Call for two days at 54 Wllloaghby av. W A N T E D —A 8 1 T U A T I O N , B Y A German Protostnnt girl, to do gonoral housework. IcQniro n t Ho. 43 Flnthushav. A N T lflD —A ______ _ S I T U A T IO N , BY A K E - , , speotablo young girl, as cook, washer ami ironor; has good oity roforenoos. Call for t wo days a t >o raciiic st. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T IO N , B * , , A young ronrrlod woman as a wot nurBO. Call im- mediately a t nil Dograw st. near Hioks. _____ __ _______ W A N T B D - A S I T U A T IO N , BY A R E - spootablo young girl, to do ohamborwork; has city referenoe*. Osn be seen for two days a t 13 State st. W; A N T E D - A S I T U A T IO N , BY A K f - r spootablo yonng girl, es ohambermaid and to take of a oqhy. Call a t 133 Smith st. W A N T E D - A S T J U A T I O N , I M A R1S- spoctablo young woman, as a good cook, washer and ironer; has good oity roferoncos. Call for two days at 68 WMnhlnston ef. A N T E D —A S I T U A T IO N , .B i A Y Y young girl, for gonoral homework, in a small fam* ly Ploaso call at No. 219 Willoughby st, botwoon Bay- imondond andnd Canton.anton. Callall foror twoo days.ays. iy. rioasi) cun m. .iu . j h nmuii*uw im a C C f tw d ______ W / * A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A liE - f i spoctablo young woman, as a good oook. washor and ironer; has good oity referonoos. Oall for two days at 365 Hicks st. W A N T E D — A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - 8Doctablo young girl, as plain oook, washor and ironer, in a small family. Can bo soou ftt her prosont om- ployers, 196 Livingston St. A N T E D —A SITU AT ION, BY A f f young man, who is Willing to do anyklndof work; sge, 18. Apply or address for two days, at 831 Park av, noar Yates av. w A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R B - sncotablo younK girl, ns chambermaid, and wait ress, and to do sewina: has nood city roferoncos. Call for two days at 104 West warron at. _________________ _____ A N T E D —S I T U A T I O N S , B Y T W O Y f rospoctublo Protestant girls; ono to cook, wash and iron, the othor as chambermaid and waitress. Pleaso call a t S05 Hudson av. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T IO N , B Y A young girl, as nurse or chambermaid and waitross; ean givo good reforonco, and bo soon at- 470 tludson av, be tween Fulton anrt DoKalb avs. V V A N T E D - A S I T U A T IO N , BY A B B ; V Y spoctablo young woman, ns chambormald and waitress; has good city roferencos. Call for two days at 7S\BeTgenst. _______ . W A N T E D - A S I T U A T IO N , B Y A RE* spectable young giri, 14 years old, Intake caroof a child, or do light work. Call for two days a t employment offioe, 41 Wyokoff st. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T IO N , B Y A RE* speotable yonng woman, as chambocmaid and do flno washlDgjhaB .-ood oity roforenoos. Call fortwodays at 646 A Uantlo av. _________________ at. . V X 7 A N T E D —A S I T U A T IO N , B Y A R E - Y Y Bpectablo Protestant girl, as cliatubonnaid and the oare of a baby. Can ho aeon at uor present employer’s, 620 Clinton av. W A N T E D —S I T U A T IO N S , B Y TW O respectable Protestant girls, sisters, to do tho work of a family; aro willing and obliging. Call for two day* at 166 Water *«, first flnnr. _____________________ W A N T B O — A S I T U A T I O N , i i t A I t E - Bpcctablo young girl, as obanibormaid and wait- roEB, or would be regular waitress: haa good city rofer- euccf*. Call for two days a t 143 ^mjtn sP. A N T E D - A S I T U A T IO N , BY A K E - , , spectablo younggirl, to do gonoral honsowork in a private family; has good city rofoaenco. Call for two days at 8d Atlantio st, w W A N T E D —A S I T U A T IO N , B Y A R E - spcctablo Young girl, as chambermaid and wait ress; would assist with washing. Uall for two d-jys at 393 Hicks street, bot. CougroBS and Warron. _______________ W a n t e d - a s i t u a t i o n , t o t e a c h young children tho English branchos, In a school or privato family. Address M. W. E ., 105 b. Oxford st. s e l l 2t* _______________________________________ W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - spootablo young woman, to do general housework; la a good plain cook, washor and Ironor; has good oity ref erences. Call for two days at 491 Baltlo st. _____________ Wi A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A RE* « . speotable Protoslant girl, as chambormald and wait ress in a amall privato family, or to do goneral hoasowork, or take care of childron. Ploaso call a t 190 Bond at. ______ W \ “ A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - apectablo young woman, to do gonoral hoasowork, Is & good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at C98 Borgon st. A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A young woman, ns chambermaid nnd waitress in a private fnmily; haa two yoara* roferenoe from hftr last placo. Please call for two days at 108 Third at, uear Bond. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A L I T - tie girl, 13 years old, to tako caroof a baby; ran como homo a t night if It suits. Call for two days at Ho. b7 Laffnyetteat, two doors from Kaymonrt. _____________ A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - spectable young girl, as cbamborinuid and waitress; haagooa city reforencos. Call for two days at 70 Douglass st, corner oi bmith, in storo. ______________________ W A N T E D A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E spoctablo young girl, as nurso, and to do any kind of sewing and embroidering: has good oity reforeuces. Call for two days a t t2 Flatbush av, near Lafayette. ' A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y T r R- , , spectablo young girl, to do ohamborwork and wait ing, or would do light honsowork. Pleaso call for two day* at 607 Doan st, betweon Carlton and Vanderbilt avonues. W A N D E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y \ A young girl, to do ehamberwork and waiting, or cbamborwork and tbo oaroof childron; oan givo tho best roferenco from her last plaoe. Gail at 76 Kevins s t ______ W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - SDectable yonng girl, to do goneral housework, in aamail family*, Is a good cook, waahet and ironor; has good city reforencos. Cali for two days at 197 Navy at. A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - . , spectable girl,as chambormald and laundress; can givo the boat of roforenco. Pleaso call for two days at 215 Jay st. ____ ____________ ________ W - W A N T E D - S I T U A T I O N S , B Y T W O respoctablo young girls, one as plain oook, washer and ironor, the other as chambermaid and waitress; have good references. Call for two days a t 415 Baltic st. A N T E D —A S i T U A T I O N \ B Y A N I O E young girl, 16 yoara old, to do light hoasowork. or ohambermaid and waitress; has good oity roforonoes. Call for two days a t ! Matilda p laco, bot. Puffiold and Bridgo. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E apectabio yonng Protoslant girl, as chambormald and waitress, in a privato family; has good city roferoncos. Call for two days a t 678 Doan at. _______________________ A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - . . spectable girl, as cook, in a privato family, or would do small housework; ean givo tho bost of city roforenco. Pleaso call at '463 Clinton at. near Degraw st. W W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A N E X porionced girl, to do tho h usoworkof a small family; is a good cook, washor and ironor. Ploaso call for two days a t 123 Tiilary at, botwoon Lawronco and Bridgo. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N T W a T R E - spectablo young girl, to do genoral honsowork, cook, washor and ironer. Has good city references. Call for two days a t 273Navy st, oor. of DoKalb'av. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T IO N , B Y “A\ R E - spectablo young woman, as good cook, washer and ironer, or aa chambermaid. Has good oity roforencea. Call for two days nt 65 Atlantio streot. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A R E - auectable young woman, aa good plain cook; is a tiret claaa washor and ironor; has good oity references. Gall for two day* atS9l Hick* at. W A N T E D —A S I T U A T I O N , B Y A yonng girl, to do light ohamborwork aud sew; un derstands dreBamakiag. Call for three daya a t 109 Sackett street. w A N T E D - A SITU ATION , BY A RE- Y spectable young girl, os chambormald and wait ress; iB willing and obliging; hae good oity roforonoo. Call for two days at 255 Navy st. A N T E P - A SITUA T ION , B\Y~A~RE- specfablo girl, as chambermaid and waitress; tho bestof city references. Call or address for two days a t 270 Myrtlo av, over tlie Livery stable. W ANTED A SITUA T IO N , BY A G IRL, to cook, wash and Iron in a small, privato family: can give five years' city reference from last placo. Call at288 Smith at, botwoen Sackott and Union. W A N T E D - A S I T U A T l\O N , BY A yonng woman, as nuran; would be willing to d-> plain sewing. Con be soon at her former employor’a.lSS Presidont st, botweon Hicks and Henry sta. W AN T E D —A SITUATION” BY“ AR\E£ spectablo younggirl, to do upstair* work, or tako care of cbildreu. Can be seen a t hor father’s houso, 51 Jay st. TX T A N T E D —A SlTU A T IO N , B Y I T r e \* Y V spectablo yonng girl, to tako caro of childron. or to assist in washing und irouing; has good oity roferonoes. Call for rivo days a t 49 Tiilary st^cornor of Adams. ANTED—A S I T U A T I O N r BY “X r &* . . spoctablo young girl, to take oaro of ohiidren or do chatnberwork; has tho bust of cityroforouco from hor last place. Cali at 430 Warren St. A N T E D - A SITUATION,- BY A R E - spectablo young woman, iu & small private fami ly; tho beet of city reforonco cau bo givou. Can bo soon lor two daya at 29 Dean at. ■W A T TffED—M I S C E L L A N E O U S , W W AN T E D —A SITUATION , BY PRO* testant girl, to do upstairs work amd plain sowing iu a privato family. Pleaso eali for two day* at 312 Myrtlo av, near Oxiord st, in the shoe storo. W A N T E D - A SITU A T IO N , BY A RE- spectablo girl in a private family, who ia wUling to mako hersolf generally nsoful. Cull for two day* a t 599 Atlantic, near blatbush av. W AN T E D —A SITU A T IO N , BY A RE- spectable girl, aa cook, washer and ironor in a amall privato family: would prefer cooking alone; throo years* reference. Callat99 Amity at, near Honry. \A T A N T E D —A SITU A T IO N , B Y T r I - t Y spcctablo young woman, to do gonoral housework; ib a good plain cook, wa9lior and ironor; has good city ref erences . Cali for two days at 469 Doan at, noar Flatbnsh avonne. A ^ T E D —A SITU A T IO N , BY A KE: spectablo girl, as nurse; can tako ohargo of a baby from ita Dh th; can havo threo yoars’ roferenco from the inst place. Can be seeu for two dajg a t 353 Sackott ab, noar Smith ai. W A N T E D - A SITU A T IO N , BY A RE- spectnbJo young girl, tn cook, wa*h and iron ina amall respectable family: nas good oity roferoncos from her last place. Ploase call for two days a t 399 VFarroa at. betwoen Hoyt and Bond. ~%A7 AN T E D —A SITUATION , BY A y Y young girl lately landed, aa nurso and seamstress. Will mako horself generally usoful. Wagos not so muoh an obiect aa a good home. Bestof reference* given. Please call a t 95 Park av, noar Portland. W a n t e i > - a ~ s i t o a t i o n , b y a r e - apectablo girl, to do housowork in a small privato family: has oitv roterencos trom hor last plaoq. Oan bo seen for two days at No. 225 Hoyt st, top iloor, front room . _____________ _____ W a n t e d - a s i t u a t i o n , b Y a r e - spectablo girl, as chambormald ond waitross, and to do plain sowing ; has bost of oity references. Can ho won lor two days at 364 Hicks Bt, botwoon Pacific and Amity, third floor, front room. W A N T E D - A SITUATION,\BY A HE- apectablo young girl, as chamborra&irl and wait ress; I* willing to assist in washing and ironing; has tho best of references, inqnlro at now No. 460 Hioksst, be tween Warren ond Congress. W AN T E D —A SITUATION , B Y A good nurso and seamstress, in a privato family; is competent or taking entire chargo of a baby; good refer ence. Call, Taosduy and Wednesday, at No. XU Verandah place, botweon Clinton and Honry ats. W A N T E D —A SITU ATION , BY A RE- spectable young girl, as chambormald and wait ress, or to assist witb washing or ironing; the host of refer- once given, (f required, from her last plaoe. Apply a t 212 Water st, betweon Gold and Bridge. AN T E D —A SITU A T IO N , BY A RE- * V speotablo yonng girl, to do general housowork in a email family; is a good cook, washer nnd ironor; haa good oity references. Call for two day* at 525 Warren at, be- tween Novina and Powers sts. \rrA N T E l > - S I T U A T I O N S , b y t w o Y Y roppoctnblo young women, Knqlish girl*, sisters, one as plain cook, tho othor as oharaborraald and waitress; havo good citv roiereucos. Cali, for two days, a t 205 Had* son av, over store, entrance In Nassau at. TX T AN T E D —A SITU A T IO N , BY A R E - v V liablo middle aged woman, to do plain cooking, washing and ironing fn a small family; host of reiorBooeR, i ^ ik) rt * Tuosday, a t 191 State at, ono doos TX/-ANTED—A SITU A T IO N , BY A RE- ▼ v *PpctabIe Protostant girl, as thorough aeamstroes; oan operate on several maohines, and haa ono of bor own: no objections to light ehamberwork; bost oity reference. Call for two days a t 290 Jay st. ANTED—SITUATION S —200 FIR S T ft*TAljkr»x}^B.9.-8e.^?aTlt9 ftro dow waiMng for situations at MANNING’h, 42 Court at. opposite Gity Hall; Germans, Kngllab, Irish, Scotch, Swodos, and colorod. >or all oapa* cuies. F.8tabliahod in 1849; roioroncea tborooghly invejt* lg& od. ________ so9 at» T X T A N T E D — S ITU A T IO N S —N O T IC E — Y Y Kmployere are respectfnUy informed — I have oponod a reeulat branch for tho supplying ol flrst olasa J^i*n??nit0n5-.°wod*8^ servants, a t 42 Court st, opoaslto the s% Gorman language spoken, W, MANNING. _ , »i . . P• • - ». iiuu VUI1UIUI, DUU flUn , .9 WliUIlA AUU obilglDg In a private family. Please oall for two days, at tnocoroor of Classon av. and Doan st, ovor the liquor •tore, top floor. W A N T E D -A s i t u a t i o n , b y a r e - - y°DDK girl, to do cbamborwork and walt- iSSli ^ gonornl housowork for a sraaU f.imlly; has Smio?0'rcreTV,ce8 from last plaoo; will bo found willing and tCT° ^ nt W°' 81 W a j »TEI) - A s i t u a t i o n , b y a ^ * p.?, Ul>8t(ilrs irork nnd W'lititipr In PI Pmnhisf ff . , i 'H Milllnit to Nfilp nitli Pipe tr u b iae Pind throning, hiis good roforonoo. Pioaso ct II this altjrm o n wat232 Pao,,lc 8l» uoar Court, two flighls of stairs up. _______ ________________________ bo H 3tJ ■ y ^ A N T E D —A SITUATION , BY A RE- i ^ l)RClablo young woman, as oook, or would do tho D^haework of a small privato family; unquostion- f^Dco from hor last place, Ploaao o il) at 276 At- » * Dotwoen Smith and Boorum ets, sooond iloor, front, ovor tbo bnkory. TX T AN T E D —A S ITU A T IO N , BY A OOM- • * pD^ont. girl, sb chambermaid and waitross; would nssiht in taking enro of children and newing; oan run a sewing machine; woll rccommendod by hur prosontem- ptovor, whore sho can bosoon for two days. OallatfiO sev enth av, noar Flatbnsh av. soiiat* W a n t e d - a f u r n i s h e d h o u s e . until May 1. Addross, stating torms and location, W. N. P .. 178 Livingston at. ___________________ soil Ht* W AN T E D — BY A RESPEC T A B L E yonng woman, washing and ironing by tbe day. Call for two days a t 957 Paoifio s t . ________ _ ___ __ \ X t a n t e d — b y a r e s p e c t a b l e Y Y woman, washing and iropina to do at her own home, or to go ont by tne day. Call at 18'Paoiflo stroot, dowu stairs. __________________ _ ____ __________ X/STANTED—BY A D R E S S M A K E R . A Y T fow moro families to work for, by tho day; tUoroagh- Iy understands cutting and fitting. Call at 23 N orth Ox ford st, near Flushing a v . _______ _ ________________ AN T E D - T O REN T , B Y A GENTLE- * » man nnd wifo, thq socond floor of a gontoel houso, with wator and gas. la tho vioinity of Dr. Ouylot’s churoh. Address, Btnting torYns, F^M. Kaglo offico. 8o9‘2trf X7S7ANTED—BY A SOPRANO, A P 0 3 I - Y v tion In a Protestant choir; is familiar with tho Epis copal sorvico. Addross Miss W HEELEit, 28 Borgon st, Brooklyn. _ sell3t* XT5TANTED-BY A RESPEO T A B L15 T T woman, a few gcntlomon’s or family washing to do at her own home. Gall at cornor of Vanderbilt av. and Pacifio st, ovor the groocry. t opjloor. __________________ •V7RTANTED-BY a COM P E T E N T DRESS- Y Y maker.afew moro customers; sho understands operating on all tlio different sowing machines; roferenco given. Call at 29 Oxford st. __ T X 7 A N T E D —AT BAY RID G E , A NIOE ▼ Y modern built houso, prioo not to exoeod 89.000. Address, with tuli description, NOYES, io4 Pearl at, Now York. __ T X rA N T E D —ANY PA R T Y D E S IR IN G Y y to soil ahonse, with or without oxtra lots adjoin ing, not more than 45 minutes irora forry, price not to ex ceed $10,000, may send full doacriptiou to u . W., Box 5191 Now York P. 0 . _ _________________ W A N T E D —BY A YOUNG G IR L , W HO has workod at tho dressmaking for a yoar and a half, to get work in a dressmaking establishment, or with n dressmaker. Ploaso oall at 250 Hoyt st, botwoou Douglass and Dograw s ts .________________________ W a n t e d —a h o u s e , t o h i r e o r buy, west of Kmith st, and botwoen President aud Warren ets; must ho In a good neighborhood, and at no fancv price. Any one having such a houso, worth $8,609 or $10,000, may addrosa B. M., Kagle o f f i c o . ____ 17S7A N T E D -B Y A R E S P E C T A B L E YVO- v v m an, the ivashlng and ironing of families aud gen tlemen’s washing; i* a good washer anti ironor; torrai moderate. Gall a t 957 Paoifio at, botweon Washington and Grand avs, top floor, backroom. ________________ _ _ ___ A N T E li—BY J . B. S t a ATS, 350 Atlnuiio st, near TToyt et > housos aud partsof houses to lot; description, location aud term s can bo left a t 136 * eveutoenth st, South Brooklyu. or at tho Offio. Also houses and lots for sale or exchange._________ge9 3t* _ A N T E D -3R O O K L Y N PRO P E R T Y , in oxchango for productivo and vory dosirablo dwellings in Morristown. N-J-. vnhiod «t from *5.M0 to $25,000. For particulars address JONATHAN DIGKIN- SO N, Newark, N. J . _____ soB fit* W A N T E D - O N T H E H E I G H T S - A first class dwelling, furnished heavily, for a first class tenant; possession required Octobor 1. and rent not to exceed $2,700 per annum. Apply tn WYOKOFF & JAMtiR, 203 Montaguo st. _________ so9 3 t_ XX T A NTFD—BY A SM ALL, G E N T E E L T v family of four, a second floor or parlor iloor, must hofouror fivo rooms, adapted for housekooping, and not more than ton minutos from forrios;good neighborhood es sential. Address or apply, with tcruie, KOOM 16, 78 Oo- so9 2t* dorst._N. Y . _____________ ________ W AN T E D —OW NER FO R A LA R G E quantity of SUGAR now in possession of th9 Property Clerk of tho Polico Department. If not claimed within throo days it will bo sold to pay oxponsos. Apply at Polioo Headquarter*, cornor of Court and iivingston sts. HORACIC HULT, Property Clerk. so8 3t W A N T E D — A SM ALL HO U S E , OR part of a houso, not loss than seven rooms, with modorn improvements, by a. small privato family; not above e t F e lix st; good location and moderato terras in- dispensable. Address, stating terras and location, E. D. S., 47 Willoughby st, Brooklyn, —au*# W a n t b d - a l l w h o h a v e i n t h i s city, Brooklyn or Oounty Roal Estate to sell or ex change, would confer a favor by handing in or sonding by mall a full doeoripUon of tho samo, as I am now making out my fall list. C. P. COMBS, Roal Estate Agont, 170 Broadway Now York. ________ so92b* A N T E D —BY A R E S P E C T A B L E young woman, washing and ironing t* do a t her uuflie; also, will-do family washing bytho week or month; also, gontlemen’a washing; 1 ms good reforonco3 Call, for two dayB, at new No. 115 Atlantic st, near Henry streot.f _____________________________ w B O A R D I N G . t OARD— F IR S T CLASS BOA R D , ON “ the Hill, No. 15 Greeno av. D O A R D l N G < B O A E D - A PR IV A T E FAM ILY W ILL let two pleasant rooms, sooond story, with Board. Ap ply a t No, 469 Carlton av. _ soli 2t* B '\'~O A K D ^ N E A R CITY H A L L -R O O M S to let with board a t 149 Luwreuoe st, fourth houso from Fulton av, Torms modorate. sell B 0 A R D = X L A D Y HAS TO LET A FEW rooms, with good hoard,to permanent partios only; Apply at 82 Elliottplace, near L afayotto av. soli 2tf W ITH A L L - TH E ______ __ Bemsen stroot,Brooklyn Heights. B O A R D - I N A SPLEN D ID BROYVN stone, jnst completed; hoaso and locntion cannot be equaled. For particulars apply at 163 Lafayette av, B o a r d —r o o m s , modern improvements at B O A R D -O N E o r t w o h a n d s o m e - iy furnishod rooms to lot to geutlemon, with full .Tn the vicinity of St. Mark* place and Now York avenne. Address IIPM F, Kagle office. sell 2t* hoard,: B o a r d —f r o n t a n d b a c k r o o m on second floor, furnished or unfurnished: has ovory convenience. Apply at 292 Stato at, between Smith ana Hoyt. so 11 2b* B o a r d —n i c e l y f u r n i s h e d r o o m to lob with board, to gentleman and wife; houao bas ail modern improvomonts. Call at 232 DafSold sb, soil St* O A R D -B R O O K L Y N H E IG H T S -1 2 4 Montaguo e*, oornor of Honry—rooms, with board, to lei to familios and smglo Boatiocuon; reforonsss o: changed. ______ soil O A R D -T W O OR T H R E E SIN GLE M-W gentlemon, or two young ladies, can obtain good board witb ploasant rooms, at reasonable ratos, a t 596 K ent av, near DeKalb. _____ __________ _ B B o a r d - a f a m i l y w i l l l e t , w i t h hoard a largo, ploasant front room, with all ira- provoments, to two gentlomon, uonvoaiont to throo linos o4 c m 49 South Oxford st, noar Lafayotto av. ___ B O A R D - A PR IV A T E FAM ILY, HAV ing moro room than wanted, would like two gontle mon. to room togothcr; roforencos roqulrod. Apply at 350 Livingston st. sellSt* B O A R D -A T 94 HENRY ST, N E A T L Y furnishod rooms to rent, on sooond and third floor*; suitable for families; tha houso was payocod and painted last May; terms reasonable. ___________________ se9 3b* _ B o a r d - S i n g l e g e n t l e m e n , a n d gentlemen ami their wives, can bo accommodated witn neatly furnished rooms, with homo oomforts; with or withoat board a t 3S Prospect at. • _______________ _____ B O A R D -T W O O R T H R E E GENTLE- men can find handsomely furnishod rooms, witb ex cellent board. In a private Frenoh family, by oalling a t 206 Clinton s t ; dinnor a t 6>g. so7 6t* B OATID-4!) ‘SIDJS EY P L A C E - T O L B T with board, largo and handsomoiy furnished rooms, ■suitablefor families or slnglo gontiomen; also,ono ball room on socond floor; references requirod. ______ so9 2t* B OARD~A ~ G E N T L K M AN CAN FIN D board iu a private family on the Hill; third story, front or back: $10 and $12; references required, Addross S. B., Box 66. N. YJP. O._________________ _ OARD—A GENTLEM AN AND W I F E and a fow slnglo gontlemon, oau fiud ploasant rooms and good board nt 82 dtate st, noar Honry; house, location and neighborhood first class. __________________ so9 7t* O A R D —O N T H E H I L L — A L A R G E B cloSCtlY menls. and looation vory i ________ ______ ____ ___ moderate. 201 DeKalb av, second homo above Carlton. B o a r d - t o l e t , w i t h b o a r d - Lsrgo room on second floor, suitable for two or three yonng gontlemen; also, hail rooms: location first olass, convoniont‘to all the terries. Apply at 89 Stato st, cor. Henry. B O A K D -T E A C H E K S AND O T H E R intelligent, solf supporting women can find pleasant accommodations aud good board, for $5 and $4 uor wook, at tho BU&INUSS WOMEN’S UNION, No. 89 Willou^h- by 6t. 8ol_ltn*__ B o a r d - o n t h e h e i g h t s —a t ' k o , b Poplar st, throo minutes’ walk from Fulton Forry; a large, plensant third floor room, suitablo for gentloman nnd w ie or tiro single gentlemen; terms roasonablo; din ner a t 6:Sl>. B o a r d —w i t h t h i r d - v S t o r y r o o m with large closot and room connecting, suitable for gentleman; convenient to ferrlos nod oars; houso has all imj m e m cntb and terms modorato. 331 1’aoifio it, oor. Iloyt. ________________ soli 2t*_ B o a r d —§4 p e r v v e e k ; f u r n i s h e d rooms from $1 por woek upward; house has all the modern conveniences; hot and cold bath, laundry, etc; threo meals por day. 197 Fulton st, second door from Naa- Baujst. ____________________________ jy28 8m’__ B o a r d - a s m a l l p r i v a t e f a m i l y , pleasanlty situated In their own houso, 431 Clinton Bt. doeire to let, with best board and first class accommoda tions, handsomely furnished rooms. Koforcncos exchang ed. seo fit* B OARD—AT 205 CLINTON ST, LARGE stone house, third door south of Warron st—A suite of rooms, on second iloor, for a gentleman and wifo or family; furnished or unfurnishod; also, ro mis on third and fourth floors; terms, $7 per week and upward. so5flt* B o a r d —n e a r c i t y h a l l —a f e w gontlomeu oan obtain pleasant rooms and good board at 66 Tillarv it, throo doors from Adams s t ; convenient to Wall street and Fulton Ferries; terms modorato, sell St* B o a r d —113 C o l u m b i a h e i g h t s , second door from Pineapple—One large and ono small front room, with water view, and oao largo back room; location, house, i c ., flrst cla9s; three minutes of Wall and Fulton Forr i e s . ___________________sell at* B O A R D - 0 N“ ~T H E H E IG H T S —7 7 Henry s t; families returning from tbe country oan obtain two flno parlors on second floor, with first class tablo; also, third floor, front room, with southern exposure, sell 2t* B o a r d - o n t h e h e i g h t s - 7 7 w i l - low s t: families coming home can obtain flrst class accommodations for tho Winter; rooms on socond floor, singly or en finite; also, a fine saito of rooms, newly papered and palntod, on third floor, frttsblmg for horses. sel(2t* B O A R D -309 HENRY ST, N E A R STATE —to lot, witb board, a large, imoond fitory, front room, handsomoiy furnished; good olosots. bot and oold wator, oto; alse, hall room for slnglo gentloman; three minutes to Fouth and six t-o Wall Bt.Jerrv. sell 2t“ B o a r d - o n t h e h i l l - t w o l a r g e , ploasant rooms, with flrst clws board; house ha* modern improvements, good looation. Is surrounded by n garden, and noar several oar routes; references oxohing- ed. Apply a t 162 Adolphi at, sonth of Myrtlo av. ________ B o a r d —g e n t l e m e n a n d w i v e s , or singlo gontiomen, can bo accommodated with board und pleasant rooms; bnt and coldwatorin rooms; in ono of The flnost location* in Brooklyn; convoniont to all tho ferrios. Apoly ftt 120 (old No. 106) Pacifio st, between Henry and Olinton. ________________ B OARD—O N ~ T H E H IL L —ATTNOT'200 l-onih Oxford fit—A suite of rooms, on sooond floor, suitablo for a family, witb hot and oold wator; also, a room for gentleman and wile, or two siuglo gentlemon; conve nient to all tho fcrriOB by cars. Partios wishiug p o r 1 an oat board, ploaso apply a t tho abovo numbor. _______ se7 fit* B OARD—228 W ARREN, HU'AK OLIN- ton st. a vory nicely furnlshod bodroim, with bo‘«rd, for two gentlemen or gontloman and wifo. who doslro a nico pleasant homo, oan find suoh by applying as above: bouso bas Jill modern imDrovomnnts; h o t aud oold wator; convenient to W all a n d Sonth Ferrios. ______ so7 fife* B o a r d — a n A m e r i c a n f a m i l y ,\ living in their own honso, will lot, with board, a large and contly furnlshod seoond story trout room, with all the conveniences, bot and oold wator, Ao. Southern exposure. Itotcronces exohangod. Dinnor at 6)4 o’clook. No. 4f Douglusa s t . _________________________ soil 8t* B o a r d - h a n d s o m e l y f u r n i s h e d and unfurnished rooms to lot, with or without bnurd, en suite or single; houso contains all tbo improvements, and is centrally located, boing within ton minutes’ walk or City Halt,Fulton and Wall s t Forrios; family privato; ref- trcnoca oxohangod. 194 Adams at, ouo door from Con cordat. ___________ _______________ _ _______________ B o a r d - a t 186 w e s t b a l t i o s t , botwoou Henry and Olinton sts, handsomoiy far* nisbod rooms for gentleman and wifo, or slngio gentlo mon: honso first cl&m, with modern Improvements, and within live minntes' walk of Soutn Ferry; also, a baok par lor, with extension; family privato, and whoro homo comfort# can be enjoyed. _______________ ______ *oll 2p T J O A R D - O N T H E H I L L —ALCOVE JL P room, handsomely furnished, for gontloman and wife,or two singlo gontlemon; private family; no othor bonders; bouse bos all tholnodern improvomonts; first olasa looation; also, baok room oonnootlng; terms $16 and $90 per woek. Apply a t No. 86 Madison st, between Frank- Un and Bedford avs. _________________________ OARD—ON T H E H I L L - 5 1 SOUTH _ Oxiord st, botwoon L&fayette and DoKalb avonuos rieawrat rooms, handsomely furnishod, on sooond and third floors, with amplo oloseta; front hall room, seoond floor, with hot and cold water; house modem Improve ments; looation dosirablo; oonvonient to tbroo oar routes Kelorences e»ohangod. ___________________ soU4t* fliO A R D —A PR IV A T E FA M ILY , HAV- . O tng takon a new and oonvonient houso, opposite Dr. Talmago’s church, would lot tue sooond floor to a o irtv of n,lll(.. tn —AtiT. Ilh_.1l. « Ti W* B o a r d - t w o l a r g e r o o m s , n i c e - ly furnishc-d, and also a hall room, to let, with board, to gontlemen and their wivos, or siuglo goutlomon; honso has all tho improvements, and is pleasantly looatod. oue blook from tho (JUy Hall and wituto ton minutos' walk of all tho forrios; terms modorato. U7 Livingston st, no-ir fcimith;________________________________ soil fit* B o a r d - a g e n t l e m a n a n d \ v i f e , also, tbroo singlo gontlomon. oau bo acoomnuid itoa with a bnndaomo third story front ruoin, with good board and homo comforts, whoro thoro aro but fow boarders tnkon; houso bus nil modern improvomonts; sovon miu- utos’ walk from throo rorrios; boat of roforonoo given. Ap ply a t new No. 199 Adams st, near Ounoord. so6 fit* B1 O A K D - 7 P O P L A R ST, T H R E E MIN* ’ utes’ walk from Fulton and Wall sfc. Forrios; ontiro sooond floor,good nolghborhood, rcoiorn improvomouts; a fow ploasant. ngrooablo pcoplo oan be providod with all necessary comforts on modorato torms; Now Kuglaml family; social nnd fund of nfualn; parlors always boatod; piano for boardors; roforenoos oxohangod, soil St* * |3 0 A R D - A GENTLEM AN AND W IFE, JT X or singlo gonlloninn, can find pleasant rooms, with first class board, a t 493 Bridge et- , near Fulton av. sc88t* B 'O A R iL -184 STATE S T - T O L K T with good board—A socond story back sunny room, with largo closet; also, a sulto of rooms on third floor. Ap ply as abovo; roforonces required; dinnor at fi. so8 3b* O O A R D —AT 55 CONCORD ST—A FEW B P gentlomon can bo accommodatod with flrst class board nnd ploasantrooms. Roforenoos cxohunged so9 2t* ________________ ______ ______ ________ B O A R D -O N T H E H I L L —TWO OR tbreo gontiomen can be accommodated with Hr»t Class hoard and ploasant rooms. Apply at-123 Lafayette av. bc9 2t^ _________________________ _____________ _ ___ B o a r d —170 C o l u m b i a h e i g h t s — An ologant suit of rooms for a small lamtly or single E ontlomcn, also a largo room for slnglo gonUomon, with oard; delightful water view. eo9 8t' B '~ O A R D -S E C O N J ) FLO O R , FR O N T room, handsomely farniflbad, irith fir it class bmrd, to let, a t No. 78 Stato stroet, botweon Honry and Hicks. so9 9t* B o a r d —t o l e t , w i t h b o a r d ; largo and small room*, nlooly famished, nnd flrst olas* board: within threo minutes’ walk of Wall at, or South Ferriofl. 14 Willow place, near Joralemon st. se9 2t* B o a r d ^ i I ; a s e l e c t f r e n c h boarding house, on tbo Heights, ploasant rooms and first class tablo; honso situated five minutes’ walk from Wall Bt. or Fultoa Forries. Apply a t No. 39 Orange st. setlSb*__________________________________ _ B o a r d —a t 90 f i r s t p l a c e —f i r s t class rooms and hoard, on sulto or singlo, furnlshod or unfurnished; location unsurpassed in Brooklyn; rooms ior singlo gentlemon; torms moderato; roforonoes re quired. bo8 3t* B O A irU —A ^ A M r L Y R E ^ H N G Y Y I T H - in walking distanco of South and Wall st Ferries, havo a vory plc:isunt suit of rooms on tho second floor, which they would let, with first class hoard, to a party oi gentlemen. Address O. J . ; Kagle offloo. _______ so8 3t* o O a k d - o n \\ t h ¥ ' \ h i l l - t o \ l e t , MJ) with tiret class hoard, largo front room on spcond flour, hot and cold water; (with hall room adjoining, if ro- (juired;) tnmily email; terras moderato. Apply nt 238 Cumberland st, near DoKalb av. _________ so8 4t* B o a r d —a\ l a i ; g e y v e l l f u r n i s h - cd room, on socond floor to lot with board, suitable forn genUtman and wito or two singlo gontiomen; torms modorato. Apply at 222 Duffield st, betwoon Fulton av. ami Willoughby st. ______ 898 31* B O A K D -4S1 HENRY ST, BETW E E N South and Hamilton Ferries, to lot. with good board, well furnished rooms', on first and second ll wrs; modorn improvements; connecting, if requirod; suitablo for gon- gentlemen and Umir ivivos or ainglo_gontlomen. sefi 3tJ B OARD—234 A DA M S STR E E T —TWO largo rooms on socoud floor to lot, on suite or slnglo, furnished or unfurnlshod, with ample closots; liouso has al) modern improvements; tablo first olass, and torms mod erate; tivo minutes’ walk from Fultou und Wall st. Forrios. OA R D —422 GOLD ST, N E A R FUL- ton av—A gontleman and wife or two singlo gontlO' men can Ira accommodated witb pleasant and nicely far- nisbod largo room,with good board; bouse contains all uJorato. ............ ... improvomeuts; torms mod soil 6t*AI,WAF B o a r d - d e s i r a b l e r o o m s t o l e t , furnished or unfurnished, in tho ploasant houso. 253 and 265 Washington s t: good hoard; ono block uf Fulton st, aud convoniont to Wall st. and Fultou Forrios; rofer encos e x c h a n g e d . ___________ sort 2fe* O A R D - O N T H E H I L L - T O LET, with first claR3 board, a largo front room, hand somely furnished, to a gontloman and wifo, in a small p ri vate lamiJy; terms $2ii per wook, a t 322 Glormont av.. hot. DeKalb aud Lafayotto. ______________ so9 2t* B O A R D -A PR IV A T E FAM ILY , L i v ing on tho Heights, and having more room than they lequiro. will lot two rooms to gontloman and wlfo.orsiu* glo gentlomen; houso is very desirably located, within tive miuutce’ walk of Sonth aud W allst. Forries; roferencos oxohangod. 296 Hicks st, near Joralemon. B “ '~b'A R D —PLEA S A N T ROOM S , TO LET with board, for a gontleman und wifo, or singlo gontleman; location pleasant; convoniont to South or Hamilton forries; terms reasonable 48 Ghoovor place, oao block from Houry st, botwoon Harrison aud Degraw. ee9 St* B o a r d - t o l e t y v i t h b o a r d — a largo tbird-story front room witb closet, suitable for gentleman anil wife or singlo gonUomen; house has all im provements, pleasantly located, oonvoniont <to forries, din ner 6>£, private family. Reference exchanged. Ploase caff at or address 320 - tato s L ______ COS it* B o a r d - t o l e t , w i t h b o a r d , hall room, second story, front, handsomoiy farntshad ’ - i _,i « i**-’ erainuces* . .fo w tablo .<hiuuuu* B^,noffNo, sell gt* _____ Y > O A R D —AT 4 9 “ C H E E V E R PLA G E , .1.-^ UOftr llenry and Harrison sts; a front aloovo roam, second fetory; ulso, a back room, on same floor, to lot, witb board, to gentleman and ivifo or single gentlemen, on rea sonable torma; house hae all modern improvements; is convenient to cars and ferrios, nni .it* T O L E T —H O U S E S * B bo 7 It\ O A R D -T W O \ HAN DSOM E L Y FU R - nished front and bock rooms on tho second floor, suitablo for gentlomen and their wives, or single gentle men; hot and cold water in the rooms; house nas all the modern improvements; convoniont to cur routos. Gall s t 382 State Bt, pear Bond. _______________________ ao83t* O A R D - T O L E T W ITH BOA R D, A pleasant second floor, with all tho improvements, on tne Heights; threo minutes from Fulton Forrv. Thoso wishing to secure u very desirable homo for the Winter on reasonable terms wilt pleaso call at No. 35 Cranborry et, (now No. 13), socond door from Columbia at. sc86t* B o a r d —i n a s t r i c t l y p r i v a t e family; no ohiidren; the ohoioe of a room, and all accommodations, to a gentloman and wife or two gentlo- men; location pleasant and desirable, near South Forry; fifteen minutea’ walk from Wall b *. Forty: roforenco de- aired. Address WILLIAMS, F.aglo offico. sell 2t* B o a r d —t o i l e t : furnished'or unfurnished rooms, with or withoat board, or floor, to a gontloman and wifo, in brown stone, KngUsh base ment house, all improvomeuts, in first class o rdor; conven ient to all tno forrios. Inquire at No. 115 Hamilton st, near Myrtlo av. sell 3t* B o a r d - o n t h e h k i g h t s - a f a m i - ly or singlo gentlomen can bo accommodated in a family having u fow boarders; rooms contain wator, largo closots, <tc.; nouso and location first class; noar Wall st. and South F orries; terms moderate; roiorenocs exchanged. New No. 295 Honry st. B o a r d - o n c l i n t o n s t . , n e a r Die cornerof Baltic—A seoond floor, newly and hand somely furnished; ampleoloset accommodation; hot and cold water iu rooms, &o . ; also, an extension room, very desirablo for a gontleman. Apply a t No. 302 Olinton street. sell 2t* ____________ ________________________ B o a r d —p e r s o n s d e s i r i n g g o o d accommodations with a good home table, in au American family, con find tho same where homo comforts nro considered abovo style, opposito Dr. Gallabor’s and two minutes from Mr. Boechers churcbos, and fivo mlnutos from Wall at. and Fnlton Forrios. 19 Nassau st. so9 6t* B o a r d - a t 265 o l i n t o n s t , l a r g e stone honse. thir I door sonth of Warren st, a suite ol rooms, on second iloor. for a gentleman and wifo, or family*, furnished or unfurnished; also, rooms on third and lourth floors; terms, $7 per woek and npward. eell Mt __________________________________________ _ B ” 1 > A R D -A T 289 H IOKS ST, W ITH IN ton minutes' walk of Fulton, Wall st or South Ferric*. Familios returning from tho country wishing a comfortable homo for tho Yrintor, svill find it so; bouso nicely furnished, location delightful; good references givou. _____________________________________ 809 6t* B \ OARD—108 ADAM S ST, A LA R G E room to let to a gontloman and wife, or two single gen- tlemen ; also, a large nail room to let with first o 1: lss board; house brown stono; has all tho modorn improvements; fivo minutes’ from tbo Fulton Ferry. Terms moderato by ap plying immodiatoly! _________________________ se83t* B o a r d —t o l e t , w i t h b o a r d —a handsomely furnished frontroom, second story, to a gentleman and wife, or two gentloman; bonse has all modern improvements, and within four minutes’ walk of South or Hamilton ferries. 143 Harrison sb, near Honry. sc9 tit* ___________________________________________ O A R D -O N T H E H I L L —GENTLE- mon and tboir wives, or singlo gontlemon, con find pleasant front rooms, facing Fort Groene Park, at 163 Cumberland s t; honse bas all modern improvements; de- lighttnlly locaton, and convenient to two lines of cars. Roforonces exchanged. so8 4t* B O A R D -O N B R O O K L Y N H E IG H T S , No. 9 Montaguo Terraco, third door from Roinscn at;houso overlooks tbo bay; is heated by steam, and nas overy convenience; is handsomely furnishod; rooms to gcn- tlemen nnd their wiveB, or siugle gentloraon from Soptora- ber 9. References exchanged. so7 fit* B OARD—6 N T H E H I LL—A G E N T L E - man and wife or two or tbreo singlo gontlemen can bo accommodated Yvlth board, in a small privato family, nnd desirable location. Torms very modorato; convoniont to several car mutes; tYventy-fivo minutos from ferry. Ap ply a t 173 Willoughby av, between Hall aud Rvorson st. ae9 2t* ’ * ' B B O A R D -A T 90 AND 92 STATE ST, botwoon Honry and Hicks sts. largo, handsomely furnished rooms, cn suite or singlo, for Urst c I osa gentle men's families; also, bandsomo rooms, doublo nnd singlo, for Bingle gentlemen; superior table nnd attendance; onlv parties desiring superior accommodations nood apply; ref erences required. so9 2tr B o a r d —t o l e t , w i t h b o a r d , a n extra largo parlor floor, also, two double and twp singlo rooms for gontlemen; houso brown atODO, with all improvements; Ucation and table first class; references exchanged. Now No. 227 (old No. 135) Clinton St. between Amity nnd Congress sts; two blocks south of Atlantic st; convenient to ail tbo ferrios. _____ se8 3t* B O A R D -O N TH E H I L L - N O . 220 Clormont avenue, seoond floor front alcove, slnglo or cn suite, hot and cold water, largo closets, suitable for a family who deBire a sooial homo forthe wlntoi, oan now obtain a rare opportunity; house first class orown stone; location unButp&SBod *, convoniont to o s t b . Roforonces required, so9 2b* B o a r d - a f a m i l y w h o s p e a k French and German, wish to let, with bo*rd, Includ ing wino and fire, eevoral very niooly furnishod rooms, on eccood and third floors, and also back parlor and one hail room; can accommodate gentlemon ana thoir wives or sln glo gontlomon: moderate prices; convoniont to car route*; fivo minutes’ from Gity HalL Address P. K. O., Boglo B O A R D -T W O OR T H R E E SIN G L E — gentlemeu, o r a gentleman and wife, Aul twnccom- modated with hoard, in a privato family, with pldssrtut roome, forn shed or unfurnished, in a nlooly fornishod house, with all the modern improvement*, not threo min utes’ walk from eithor the Myrtle nv. or DeKalb av. cars* tonns reasonable A m i, at No. 160 Ryerson st, botwoen Myrtle and Willoughby av*. bo 7 4t* B o a r d —t w o o r t h r e e g e n t l e - men, German or Fronob. oau be accommodated witb comfortable rooms and oxoellent board, in a refined family, whoro thoro aro only a fow gontlemen boardors; Gorman and French spoken; looation within oasy walking distanco of the ferrios, and ono block from throe liacu of oare. Inquire a t 122 Dean st, 7 aoors from Hoyt. s°ll 2 t * _____________________ T J O A R D - A L L p e r s o n s s e e k i n g I P desire bio boarding place* should oallattbo BROOK LYN BOARDING AGKNCY.42 Court et, and examine our list of boarding places in all parts of the city. AU in formation as to terms, location, and ocher particulars fur nished free of ohargo, thorobysaving parties Becking board muoh timo and inoonvonionoo. Brooklyn Boarding Agency, 42 Conrt et, next door to Joralemon st. WM. MANNING, Proprietor. bo 7 St* B O A R D W A N T E D . B o a r d w a n t e d - f o r a l a d y a n d child, with a wldovr o r in a small privato family; board not to exceed $5 por woek. Address L. G„ for three days, Eagle offico. B o a r d w a n t e d - b y a y o u n g g e i l (Ionian, on tho TToights; accommodations must ho first olas*. for such a liberal prico will bo paid. Addross, with particulars, A. V. W., Kagle offico, se9 2t* B o a r d w a n t e d —b y ~ a man, location Addross B. A. H„ Ilagle offico. B o a r d w a n t e d - a y o u n g ~ m a n deairos to obtain permanent board for himsolf, and temporary for hts mothor, lu a quiet homoliko family; terms must bo moderate, and locaUen good. Addross D. P. H., *Cnglo office. GENTLE* nan, wife and two cUUdren (aged 7 and 14 years); a above Cumberland st. bot. Myrtlo ar o and Fultoa avs. F F O B S A L E - M I S C E L L A N E O U S . O R S A L E —A C A N D Y S T O R E A N D fixtures: terms vory reasonable. Apply at 319 At lantic st, near &mith. F O R S A L E —A R A R E C H A N C E F O R A man. with a small capital to Invest (n a woll estab lished businoss. Apply at 490 Myrtle av, near Hall st. _ee6 ____________________________ ___________ F o r s a l e —a s i x a n d a q u a r t e r octavo piano, mado by Haines Brothors; is in good ’ wJUbf ------ bo sold for $190 oash. rs; is io go Please oal I at 29 Fort sell 3t*M,W4F F W order nnd Greouo placo. O R s a l e - c h e a p - s c h o o l d e s k s __ and eh,ilrs, first olass quality, used but one soason; also, maps, globes, apparatos, gymn&stlo fixtures, eto. Ap ply early Bso Adolphi et. _______________________ _ A N T E D — A F L O O R , C O N S I S T I N G . . of throe or four rooms, suitable for housekooping, for a family of three; about central looation; rent roaeoa- able. Address M, D. N„ 102 Raymond st. E O R S A L E - A B R O O K L Y N A N D N E W Yorg Express Routo, doing a good business; will low. as the owner is going into other business. Addroas JttXPREbH, Eaglo offloe. ____________________ «e9 2t* ■gj^OR\ S A L E —T H E ST O O K A N D F I X - ■J tures. with a five yean* lease, of a oornor liquor etoro. Apply ou the premises, oor. Boud aud Baltio sts. eell it* _ _ ____________ THQ3. B. DILLON. F o r s a l e - a f i r s t g l a s s l i q u o r store, io oomplete working order, a fow blook* from Gity Hall, on Myrtle av, with atook and % years' lease from last May; to thoso moaning businoss satisfactory reasons will be givon. Address F. P., Bagle offioe. aellfit* f j l O R S A L E —$ 2 9 0 —F I N E S T E IN W A Y B * piano, 7 octavo, in good order; a 7 ootave overstrung piano, $150: Stoddard piano 8125. Pianos on monthly pay- ments to suit the convenience of all. PHELPh A BON, 808 Fultou at. oppoaite Johnson. ___________________ bo9 2t* ITIOR S A L E —L A O E C U R T A IN O L E A N - ing and rofinlsbing business, good will and fixtures, located in tho boat part of Brooklyn; established ton yoat«; low ront; will bo sola choap for oash. Addross J. A. J., Kagle offico. _ __ _____ ______ I ? O R S A L E —A T A G R E A T S A C R I F I C E \ for cash, a first class 7 sovon octavo rosowood piano- lorto, citra rich tono nnd Unl .h; fall iron frame; improvod ovcrst rang bass; fnuoy oarvod logs; now a fow mouth* ago. with hill of snlo and guarantee. Cau bo sson at 307 Gold st, botwoon Tiilary and Johnson st. sol I St* SU RI M E 18. I t ENO I M S. H IG H L A N D H O U S E , GARRISON ON TIIR nUDSON, N. Y. Good rooms can now bo soourod at this plonsant resort, which will remain open ontil Ootobor 1, and longer If war ranlod. G J. A\W. D. GARRISON, eell MAW2t* Proprietors. m O L E T - A G E N T E E L , T H R E E -S T O R Y J[ dwelling; all convenlonoos; also, lower part of one and upper part of another; good locations; also, & cottage. Apply at 173 Ryerson Bt. \ 0 L E T —F U R N I S H E D —A THREE Btory, English basomont, briok honse; pleasant lo. cation; reasonable terms; possession at onoo. Apply at 296 Navy at, botwoon Falton and DeKalb jivs. sg9 3t T —O L E T H F U R N I S H E D —3-S T O R Y, high stoop brick house; all improvomonts; long lease: located in tbe best part o! Elliott placo. Apply at 1£B Elliott place, betwoonjj and 6 P. M. _________ se93t _ 3 H O L E T - - A N E W T H R E E - S T O R Y H IG H L basement brick hoaso; all improvoraont3, near Now ork &v;agood location: rent low; poasosslon at once. Ap ply to N. COOPER, 469 Fulton st, cornor of Lxwrence. _so9 6t^ ____________________________________________________ r p o L E T —LO W R E N T , L O N G L E A S E - I Tho S-story, brown stone houso, 47 St. James place, noar Groono av: every modorn improvement; possession any timo. Can bo soon by culling st tho bouse. Anply to owner. 60 Tompkins place, any ovoning. _______ soil 8t* r j p o L E T —ON T H E H I L L - A T H R E E - 3. story briok houso. oontainlngall tho improvomonts; wr.ll rent to a responsible tenant, for $600 a year. For far ther particular Inquiro of CANDEB Jt COOK, oornor of Fnlton and Clormont ava. ___ m o L K T —T H E F O U R ST O R Y B R I C K I house 105 Hontr st, convoniont to tho ferries. Pos session Immediately, ft required. Will rout Ull 1st of May at tho rate of $1,600 por annum. For particulars, address B. T. H„ b is 107 Ponghkeopsie, N. Y. se7 4t* T O L E T —F U R N I S H E D , N E A R N E W York av. and Kt. Marks place; a detachod houso with Jargo garden nud stable: all modern improvements, and iu first class ordor: root $250_por month; for particu lars address LOUIS DUNNING, JSagle office. sod 3t* T O 'L E T ^ R E N T 11EDU A ^ T H R E E - etory, high stoop, well bailt hoaso, with all imnrovo- menls; in good order; 22 Third st. between Sraitn and Hoyt; pleasant, healthy and convenient situation. JOHN MaTliEWS, Room 27, 62 Nassau st, Nov^York. *c7 tit* T O L E T - H O ! \ F O R C H E A R R E N T - A largo house, with all modern improvements, No. 2U3 Kouth Oxford st; rent $660 a year; also, to let, a lance store and back room, suitablo for a tailor, or auy other business. Apply to J . OUKTIN, 209 Sonth Oiford st. ___ m o L E T - I N F L A T B U S H , N E A R T H E JL rallrood, a gontool two-*tory cottago houBe, contain ing six rooms and cellar; gas fixtures throughout: water in tho building; ront, $300 per annnin. payable monthly in ad vance. Apply to MRS. T. J . BERGEN, noar the premise*. 809 21’ ______ ____________ _______ m O L E T —A T H R E E S T O R Y B R I C K 1 houso and bftsement, containing 12 rooms: all mod ern improvements; corner of Greono av. and Adelphi at: rent modorato. Alse. a ono story frame building, 15x30, suitublo for school room, otc. Apply at 48 Greono av. sc® 2t* ____________ __________________________ T O L E T - L O W , A L A R G E H O U S E , with extra grounds, in good ordor, will bo rental at, a moderate rent of $50 * month to \ family who will tako care of it. Apply to HALL A FOWLKR. 371 Fultou at. Brooklyn, or WfNANS, SANDS A GARRBTTSON, « Liberty at, New York. sell 8 T O L E T - F U R M S H E D - A SMALL bouso, ploaeantly situated, in South Brooklyn; all improvements; furnished with rosewood, black walnut and Brussels carpote; also, fine piano: ront to a small family $116 per month; possession immediately. Apply 149 Pres ident st, on JofiersonPark. ______________ sc8 4t* T o T L E T —1T W O T H R E E S T O R Y A N D basemont frame houses. Nos. 89 and 91 Sklllman St. in oomplcto order; (fas and water; will bo let to a good party at a voiy low rent. Also a two story framo, in Frank lin nv, noar Groene, all improvements, $500. HALL A FOWLF.B, 871 Fulton at. ____________________ se9 3t* T O L E T —A F I N E N B W 3-STORY BASE- ment and suboellar frame' houao on Sixth av, near Klcvonih sl. South Brooklyn: eleven rooms; all the mod ern improvements; rent very low; splendid situation near two car routos; thirty mlnutos to ferries. J. BURRILL, real estato and insuranco offico, 491 Fifth ay, noar Twelfth st. ______ __________ so9 6t S,M,Tu.W,Tii&8 T O L E T - F U R N I S H E D H O U S E , 162 State st. second door above Olinton. 18 room*, 25 feet front, with eubcellar, brick furnace, water, gaa, and sta tionary tubs: in first olass nolghborhood, eggbt mlnutos’ walk irom ooath or Wall et, Ferries; possession imme diately; good reiorences roqutou. Apply on tho prem- Isos. Bent $150 per monUli se92t* T O L E T —A S T R I O T L Y F I R S T C L A S S threq slory house, No. 239 Gates av,23 feet front, built expressly foT tho owner and adjoining tho residence Of Chaa. Hallock; beautifully frescoed throughout; blaok walnut buffet built in tbe honso; ali the modern improve ments; furnace In cellarconvoniont £?Dr. Scuddor s and T)uryca's churches, inquire pt CAN USE A CQQi£» SlO Fnlton st. ____________ Bo98t» _ T O L E T - S O M E NEYV F I R S T C L A S S threo (-tory housos, on Grand, Giaason, Lexington avenues and Madison streot, having all the modern im provement*, perfectly dry and ready for occupation; rent* moderato to privato families; most of them aro brown \liladelphJa brick fronts. Can be seen by ap- terms to 6t* T O L E T —A P A R T M E N T S * E O R S A L E —R O U S E S * T O L E T - S E C O N D F L O O R IN A 3- story brick honso, rent $20. 93 Pacifio st, nc*r Henry. T O L E T —A H A N D S O M E F U R N I S H E D front room axd bodroom, on the second floor. Apply at 67 WIII oyv st. Brooklyn Heights. ae9 3t* m O L E T - F O U R R O O M S , IN A C O T - X tago bouao, 759 Degraw st, noar bixth av, to a small family, at the rato of siSoO till May 1. bg % 3t* T O L E T - A L A R G E SE C O N D F L O O R ; with modorn improvomonts. Inquire at tho Bakery, 104— 6 Boerum place. so83t* m o L E T —F I V E ~ G O O D R O O M S ,~ O N X tho corner of Boorura aud Livingston sts- rent very low, CONDKNSKD MILK OO. se9 2t» T O L E T - I N A H O U S E W I T H A L L IM - provemonts—the second floor and a room on the third, to a gentleman and wife; references givon and required; rent low. Address X., Eaglo office. sell 2t* T O 'L E T - O N E O R T W O N I O BL Y F U R - nished rooms, for gontlemen only; in n privuto Ger man fiimfly. Terms moderate. Appiyut 443 Paoifio st, near Novins. _______________ sell St* m o L E T —A SE C O N D F L O O R r T O A X small family of adults; house has all improvomeuts; rent $£u. 879 Borgen st, between Fourth and Fifth avs. sell 2 t * _ ___ ___________________ T O L E T - 1 6 7 T O M P K I N S A V ,\P A R L O R floor, with front and back basement, and psit of third; house has all improvement*, is in perfect repair; immediate possession; or would rent the uppor part at equally low ront. sell Rt* m o L E T —F R O N T A N D B A C K R O O M . X on tbo seoond floor, to ront famished, without board; nil the modorn improvomonts; heated from below; a st/ictly private lamily, where there aro no boaders. Ad dress M. E. B., Eagle offico. T O T E T —F U R N I S H E D TO A P R I V A T E family, a handsome three story and basemont houso, all modern improvements, in bouth Brooklyn, a low min utes' walk of ietrioB. Family will remain in part paym^ufe of rent. Addross JAMES, box fti.VI V. V. Post, rtffip.^, [IO L E T —P A R T O F A JiK UiVN SPOUSE T T c T for housekeeping, piano, Ao., a first floor, witb ex tension, consisting of dining room, kitohen, reception room,and two bedrooms; veryploonut neighborhood: moderate rent to small adalk family. 240 Dean et. near Nevins. PosseBslon to snlt. ________________________ T O L E T - A NICELY F U R N ISH E D front room witb a private family, in a modern brown stone front house, with gas, use of bathroom, bot andc dd water, etc.; tbo location in exceedingly ploasant, and within oight minutos’ walk of all tho ferrios; terms reasonable. 62 High st, near Adams. _______________________ Be9 2t* O L E T - A N I C E L Y F U R N I S H E D front room, on socond and third floors, to eincio gontlemen; house has all improvomeuts; ocoupied by a small privato family; located throe minutos from Gity Hall. Apply a t 3C5 Pearl st, betweeu Myrtio av. and Wif- ougbby st, ______________________________ sell 3t* T O \ L E T - I N C O N S I D E R A T I O N O F board and washing, tivo adult* will lot (to a responsi ble family) their throe-atory broYvu stone bonse. No. 60 Dowojflg 6t,near Fulton uv; modern improvements and ptBsearion immediately. Onll at nromhies, oatweenti A. M., and 9 P. M..JOHN AMES. B0ll3b' m o L E T —A PR IV A T E FAM ILY W ILL X let a fow furnished rooms,on sulto or singly; noigh- borhood unexceptionable nml near City Hail; house finely furnished and with every modem qonvonionce; roferencos exchanged. Addross for poxtictnars CHAS. DUDLtCY, Kaffleoffice/ _. se92t* r s f o L E T - S I X l a r g E T I o o & s , b a s e ^ X roentand first story, with oxtra lot, Frauklin ave. nenr Myrtle, rent only $2o; or in Sands st, furnished rooms for lodging*, $2 to $4 per week, five minutes from the ferry. Apply W. S, MoILYAIN, 6 Sands st. jo8 ThA8. Tc IO L E T —P A R T O F A W E L L F U R - nished house—either the lower or upper part, or the wholo honse, oan be had if required; no objoction to taking a few boarders; house has all the modern improvement*, in a first class locality; convoniont to ferrios. For partic ulars, inquire at 3/9 Henry st, near Congress; inquire for three days. r i i O “ L E T ^ T H E U P P E R P A R T O F T H E X throe story and high stoop houso. No. 260 Tompkins av, opposite tho Park; rent for the whole of second floor and two rooms on third floor, $20 per moath: water, gas nnd oil improvements. Inquiro of HALL A FOWLKR, 371 Fulton st, or of the owner, J . N. HALLOCK, 137 Van Burou st, noar Classon av. se9131 T O L E T —A P R I V A T E F A M IL Y , OON- sieting of two, having more room than thoy require, would lot the p.inor floor and front basemont; thoy are handsomely furnished; everything comploto for house keeping; the parlors are frescoed, have marble mantels ana g«atos; term* very moderate, Call at No. 35 North Oxford at, ueqr Park av. T O L E T — C H E A P E S T R E N T S IN South Brooklni—Fino floors in tho new brown stone building, corner of Third avonue and Twoltth street; halls and stairs carpeted; water on each floor; four rooms to eaoh apartment. J . BuRRiLL, Real Estate and Insuranco Offices, 491 Fifth and 519 Third avenues. se9 6t* 8 M Tu W Th A 8 T O L E T —A N E A T L Y F U R N I S H E D parlor, suitable for a gontloman and wife, with Apply a t 23 Canton i t , betwoon Park and Flushing avs; tenns moderate. T O L E T - F O R B U S I N E S S P U R P O S E S * T O L E T - F O R A D R U G S T O R E — A good store in a now building on tho oornor of Clin ton and Nolaon sts; good location. Apply to tho ownor, on tho p remises._______________________________se9 fit* O L E T O R L E A S E —A F I N E S T O R E , in a first olass neighborhood, suitable for a liquor or grooery story, with fine cellar and largo brick vault. In- in ire of JOHN FAGAN, Hicks and Harrison sts, South Brooklyn. ____________________________________ se9 3t* T1 T O L E T - L O W , A S T O R E , W I T H T W O plato.UW glassllfUO windows,l.uuvna, onU FultouUIbUU st,I.', noarU4L St.t. Felix;'V4l*« y g . U U I U U A has been occupied throe yoars as a paper hanging and f iaint store, wito fixtures: possession at onco. Apply ' s'. COOPER, 469 F alton st, corner of Lawrenco. so9 6f A' F°& M O R S E S , C A R R I A G E S , A c . T L . & M . I S R A E L ’S S A L E A N D EXCHANGE STABLES, 166 to 179 Carlton nve, near Myrtle. 40 to 75 carriage, cart, saddle and otbor work horsos constant ly on bund. Parties fairly dealt witb. Kvory horse war- ranted a* represented- ________________ mh31.ir.SMAW S A L E - A B A Y M A R E , 7 Y E A R S ji. old, very gentle, n child can drive hor. a top wagon und harness; all in good ordor; prico $250. MAsON, cor. of Downing st and Gates av, ovor drug store. so8 2tFAM* F o r s a l e —a f i n e s o r r e l h o u s e , sixteen hands, nino yoars old, warranted sound, and used to my family threo yours. Hold on ucoount of moving this Fall; very cheap. B. D. ALLUN, Broadway ana Ralph av.____________________________so7 S fThSAM _ F O R S A L E —A N E A R L Y N E W T O P wagon, built by Littlo A Turner, and also a six year old horse; can trot inside of threo minute*; a stylish dri ver, warranted Bound and kind; also, tho harness, whip and blanket: a oomplete turnout: wili be sold ohoap. In quire a t tho Paoifio stabios, No. 299 Paoifio st, uoar Smith, sell St* __________________________________________ F r a n k c o r s a & c o . . Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES. Aro now offering rare inducements to all who wish to buy or have mado to ordor, fine light carriages of auy desired style or weight. Equal In quality and finish to tbe leading makers, ana much lower in price. Cali and examine for yourselves. Top and No Top Road Wagons, Skeletons and Sulkies constantly on hand. ja!9 ly 866 and 808 ATLANITO AVE, Opposite Ciermont (new No.) T H E BEST HO R S E S AND W AGONS TO LET, THB BEST HORSES AND WAGONS TO LET, THK BEST HORSES AND WAGONS TO LET, T&E BEST HORSES AND WAGONS TO LET, AT L. A M. ISRAEL’S EM PIRE STABLES. No. 106 to 172 CARLTON AVENUE. mb81 Iy,S,M A W _________________________________ T W O N I O E C A R R I A G E T E A M S , • . b a y a n d o h k s t n u t . Ono Dapplo Gray, 6 years old, Iti hands nigh. Two nioo Coupe or Family Horses. ALSO, GOOD ROAD HORSES, FOR RALE AT THE EXCELSIOR STABLES, 191 and 193 Washington street. Horse* kont on Livery. ap21 BmFMW ___________________ B A T S * ______________ . J j l U R M A N T . N U T T , Importor and Manufacturer of GENTLEMEN’S FINE HATS. 300 FULTON STREET. WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 80f4t 1 J 1 0 R S A L E - T W O - S T O R Y , B A S E M E N T , X / attlo and oxtonsion houso; 13 rooms; all improvo- mente. 96 Elovonth *t, South Brooklyn; price $6^500; terms to a u i t . . ____________________________ 806 _ F o r s a l e —si,o o o c a s h f o r a n e w 8-etory English basement bouse, on the HIH. with all modorn improvomonts. Apply to D. S. QUIMBKY, J r., 201 Montaguo st. se9 3t* front nouso: has every modern improvement; loca tion first class: will let it furnished or unfurnished a t vory low ront to a family of adults. Euquiro at 276 Vanderbilt av, third houso from DeKalb, soil 3t* T O L E T ~ C H O lC E A P A R T M E N T S , cornorof Lafayette and Stoyvesant avs; routs from $8 to $16; four rooms to a family; water and gas in kitchen; convoniont to fonr lines of care. Apply on promises of F. E. DUFFY. All new houses. se8 5t* T —o T e t —a T i n ' e “s u i t o f r o o m s T consisting of ono fino basomont and wholo second floor, and two rooms on tbe ton; handsomely furnishod, with all improvements; boatod from tbe oellar. Inquire at 473 Henry sk______________________________se9 8t* IO L E T —F U R N ISH E D CO M P L E T E E O R S A L E —A T W O - S T O R Y A N D E X - tension honso, 146 Herkimer st, one door east of New Icav, one blook from tho Fulton or Atlantio av oan; prico $4,000: cash $1,800; balance can remain for five years, l/ot 25x185. Apply on the promises. se8 3t* _ O O R S A L E —O R E X C H A N G E —f 2 2 ,0 0 0 — New York CltF. F o r s a l e —a t h r e e - s t o r y b a s e - ment and cellar briok honso; all improvements, and in good order, situated on Schermerhorn st; possession at once. Apply to N. COOPER, 469 Fulton st, corner of Law- renco. ______________________________________ so5 6t* .IO R S A L E - T W O N E W BROW N Ii stono front housos, throe-storr, basemont and sub- cellar; ati the modorn improvements; best location on Franklin av. Inquiro on tho premisos, Franklin av. corner of Pacific st, or at 836 Dean st. __________ ' • go712t* F o r s a l e —b y j . b . b t a a t s , 350 Atlantic Bt, noar Hoyt, frame house, two story and stabios, $2,500 to $3,000. with vacant lot. brioks, from 82,600 to $10,000; stone front complete, all improvements, Irom $9,000 to $14,000.________________________S092t*_ 1 R O R S A L E - O R T O L E T - A B E A U T I - ’ ful 3-atory, Philadelphia brick and brown stono bnuFG, partially furnishod. 219 Adelphi at. Apply on tbe premise!*, or a t the office of tho A- M. Plioto-Llthographic Co., 103 Fulton st, N. Y. __________________ ____ bo 7 tit* I 7*O R S A L E —$ 1 ,8 5 0 W I L L B U Y A N I O E / two frtory houso and lot; $659 cash, tho balance can remain on bond ami mortgage for five years. Tho propor- soli 21* E O R S A L E ) -C O R N E R S T O R E P R O * porty, aa tbo owner l* going to England ; four story iTam o.liltotnrooms; upper part lot as a butcher shop, or would sell a email houso each side of thc cornor. Apply on premisos in tho morning, cor. of Dograw and Smith sta. J. SIMPSON. ___ ___________________________ I J l O R \ S A L E —A T H R E E S T O R Y H I G H stoop, (Philadolnia) brick houso; brown stono baso- ment and trimmings; nas all improvomonts; in a first cliss neighborhood, and ono block from two If no3 of cara: 216x‘ 43x11X1. Apply on tho promises, No. 7 l^jffurts placo, from 11 to 4 o’c l o c k . ____________ _______ so4 3t* 1 7 * W S A L E - O N F I R S T - P L A C E , B E - X tween Clinton and Honry ste, a first class brown ttonodwelling, «4x45; extension l& foot; lot 133; lorooms; nil improvement*; water on oaoh floor; tine order: price low and terms easy. WYCKOFF A JAMKS, 263 Monta gue et. eeaife E o r s a l e - a ~ \ b a r g a i n - - < ; a t e s avonuo, near Lewis avonue, a 2-story and basomont io, with full lot, tea rooms, g&s and water nil through; Greeno and Gates avooue cars pass the door; Prico $4,000, oath $2,200. Apply to theownet on the promises, 773 Gates avonue. seS tit* F u r s a l e —c h e a p , o n e a s y t e r m s —Two handsome three story houses, 12 rooms, witb all the modorn improvomonts, completely finished and ready for occupation; close to two Iiuo* of car*. Apply on the premisos, monroo st, between Nostrand and Maroy ats . •ell bt* ___________________________________ 1 A O R S A L E - C O K N K R S T O R E , T H R E E - ’ Btory brick, first rate location forgroce& oriiquor store; also, two-story ond collar frame house; pNee $1,800; also, several good lote, on easy torms. Apply to- WILLIAM WOOD, corner of Sixth, av, and Twentieth st. South Brooklyn.’ scSltit* f i i O R S A L E - T H R E E - S T O R Y f r a m e X house, briok busoinont, stono collar, water, ga*, batb 22x38, oullfe four years, lot iweufey-fivo feet front; $6,000, mortgage $4,000; throe with two lots, $7,500 rnorti gage on both, $4,500. No. 931 Lafayetto av, noar Lowis st, Apply a t ibo honso. se9 St* T j IOR s a l e — a t a s a c r i f i c e , w o r t h 1 ’ double tho prioo aakod—Fourhandaomo vacant lot*, on the sonth side of Greone av, near Lewis av. Greeno av. is paved and waterln tbo street. Inquire of the ownor, No. 152 South Eighth st, uear Fourth st, or of B. D. ALLEN, Broadway, junction Ralph av. se7 3t*ThSAM F O R S A L E - A T A V E R Y L O W P R I C E and on easy terns, the modern built threo story brick; brown stone trimmings foil front house. No, 189 houth Eighth st, near Fonrth st: immediate possession siren; Inquire of tbe ownor on the premises, or tq B. D, A.LLKN, Broadway, junotion Raljjh av. #07 3t’Th>54M “ ‘ O R S A L E —O R E X C H A N G E L A \ N lfM ' F < $10,61 - bor of tesemont booses, valued a t $50,090; mortgago $10,600; will exchango for good browo stone bouses or rail road bonds, tho objeob being to oondenso valae and divide mtereet of owners. Address, with particulars. EX* CHANGE, Box 8191 New York P. O. se ll StM&W* F O R S A L E - T H E H A N D S O M E T H R E E story and basement brown atono front house. No. 268 Dean st, all improvements, furnace, boater, Ac. Posses sion iraffiodlaloly. Honse first class in overy particular. For terms, inquire of IREMONGER BROS., No. ll Uiif- flcld et. sell tf F o r s a l e —a g o o d 2 k - s t o r y a n d front basoraont frame houso, fillod in, tin roof, with WAter, gas and sower connections; about 16x30, with large building In roar,22x33, 2-atory; lot 35x100; very fino looa tion. Apply on tbe premises, 391 Mirovav, one hundrod feotsoum efMjrxle. Prico, 4,500. BAMUEL PBDEN, Jn. seS 6t* ___________________________________________ I 710R M A L E -O N CLINTON AVENUE 1 and Washington avenue—Dwellings with ground 61x200, $45,(t)U; 60x125, $40,000 ; 45x200, $37,000 ; 70r2UJ. $50,000; 50x200, $215,000; and others of various size and price; also plots on New York, Brooklyn, and St. Marks avenues. Pacific, Dean, and Bergen sis. WYCKOFF A ........ .. *03 ........................ so9 7t JAMKft, 2 Montague st. F A LADY O F ED U C A T IO N A N D RE- finemont desires a position as companion, governess, or to take oh&rge of a private house :Jbost of oltr reference givon. Address Mrs. JULIA EVEREST, Eaglo office. A LADY O F M UCH E X P E R IE N C E IN teaching, with a complote sot of school furniture, desires to meet with a party to join and open a school In another p a rt of the city, or will sell on reasonable terms. Inquire at the Y. M. 0 . A. Rooms, Gallatin placo and Fulton st, for Mr. OLARK. sell 2t* A: NY O T H E R FA M ILY WHO D E S IR E to prove the celebrated Colby Clothos Wringor havo only to order it for ONE MONTH FRBK. We aro glad to have thero triod. They turn easier; wring dryer; are lighter; easier to handle; cheaper and better than any other wringor in tho country; and every ouo full* warranted. OOLPY BRO’S A UO„ 608 Broadway, N. Y. oc3U ly A BLAKB, 234 h ultonst. Brooklyn Agent. C H O R A L U N IO N —N O T IC E TO MEM- BKRS—Rehearsals will be resumed for the season on MUNDAY EVENING, September 16, a t 8 o’clock. W. B. OUMMINOS, Chairman of Musio Committoo C LINTON DRA M ATIC AND M USICAL SOCIETY.—Ladios and gentlemen desirous of join ing this vory popular and succossful organization, will have an opportunity of doing so by sending lo thoir namos and addresses,lvritn ref erenco, to tho President, Dr. HENDKR- bON. 201 Clinton street. Brooklyn. The Fall Campaign commences on or about October 9. se9 3t* D a r k b l u e QUINOY GRANITE For salo. ROUGH, HAMMERED OR POLISHED, In lots to suit, cheap. Address JAMES GARRITx. West Quincy, Mass., P, O. Box 65. __________________ je3\ 3 a JjIM P L O Y M E N T , 1 want 1,000 agent*, to canvass for tho COMPLOTE HERBALIST. I wiil Rive suoh terms nnd furnish such advertising facilities that no man need make lossthan $306 por month and all oxpenses—no matter whothor ho ovor oonvaseod bofore ornot. A premium of a now dross givou to lady canvassors. Address Dr. O. PHELPS BROWN, No. 21 Grand st, Jorsoy City, N . J ., and full particulars will bo sent by roturn mall. ___________________ se9 8t IK S T R A M COAT AND VEST makers can obtain work room. a t 237 F alton st. F T71ERRY X b o a t ow n COM P A NIES AND STEAM* ----- owners genorally are horoby notified that KD- BON’S STEAM RECORDING G a UGES, as adopted, ap proved, and now requirod by law to bo used upon all steamers, are mnnufaoturod and forsale snlelv by too Re cording htcam Gaugo Company of New York, 91 Liborty streot. ________________________________ soli 3t* J REM O N GER A* BROS., STEAM M AR BLE WORKS No. II Duffield sf. Manufacturers of marblo mantels plumbors’ slabs, fur niture tops, nud marblowork of every description. Tile for salo, and rubbing done for tuo trado. Eatlmatos fur nished on application. ______ ____ soilly M - Tne A K E A NOTE O F THIS. Tho undersigned have—quality nnd location considered —eome extraordinarily oheap brown stone and Philadelphia front HOUSER IN THK TWENTY-FIRST WARD, Ofolegont dosign and finish, with all tbo modern apnli mioos. Will bo sold at prico* tbat frill astonish. Purcbis ers of homes will find lasto nnd comfort, combined with economy of prico. Apply to WM. L. DAN, 117 Pulaski st. seSiat* _________ ______ ______ _ N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t tho firm of JAM 1(8 T. DUDLEY $ OO. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent: all ol tho liabilities of siid firm will no adjusted and sottled by said JAMBS T. DUD LEY, who is alone authorised to colloofe the dobfcs of said firm.-Dated September 8,1871. JAMES T. DUDL8Y. sell 8t* ____________________ JAM E S H. FOSS. O U b B E L L E S ’ PO M P O N S — T H E latest novelty. Elogant. Ask yonr milllnor. se9 8t* o W N E R S W A N T E D —F O R A QUAN- tity of ladies’ wearing apparel, bedding, table linen, cutlery, silvorwsre.ote. Apply between 9 and 4 at tbo office of tho Proporty Glerk, Polioo Hoadquartors, corner ot Court and Livingston streots. selU t ___________ HORACE HOLT, Property Clerk. P o s t p o n e d . B. Y. M. O. A. THE MONTHLY ROUIAL BUSTNESS AND REGULAR MEETING, For noxt TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER I I Will bo postponed on aooount of temporary illness of tho Presiden t ; aiso ooo of the loading singers. sell 3t H E FIR M H E R E T O F O R E E X IST IN G - under tho namo of ftNKWMAN A BOttTWlOK, isafssolved by mutual consent. All claims to bo settled by MARY B(»8TWT0K, a t 16 Atlantic stroot.—Brooklyn, August26, 1871. JOHN NEWMAN, ^ MAltY BOSTWIliK. T h e c o - f a r t n e h s i i i p h e r e t o - foro exlstlugbetweeu Jo*. B. Johnson aod Johu Km- mans, under tho firm namo of JOHNSON A KMMANS. is dhaolved by mutual oonsont. Tho bnslnoss will bo oontinuod by Mr. J . B JOHNSON, at tho old stand, No. 343 Court st, oornor ot Union. T O BU S IN E S S M E N —T H E MANA- core of tho MKOHANIG8’ AND TRADERS* EX- UllANGK aro now lidding a largo numoor of boxos In excewof thoso nsed by tho mombors. Businoss men will find It to tboir advantage to oall and soleot boxes. _so96t______________________ tt. HARTEAU, Proa’t. T T N IO N ST. F E M A L E SEM IN A R Y , 2 78 J U Union st, noar Court, will REOPENon WRDNES- D a Y, Sept. 18,1871. Applications to bo mado a t 253 Union •trqot sell tit* . F I R S T E D I T I O S E A G I . E O F F I C E , 1 P . M . FROM EUROPE. The English Labor Move ment. IDE TIMES « FAVOR OF TIIE .TOE HOUR PE08RA5IHS F O B SA L E —IN EIG H T H ST, NO. 173, between Third and Fourth avs, a new 2 story brick basemont and sab cellar frame bouse with ex tension, nLazza, marblo mantels, and all improvements; contains ll rooms; price $4,400; also, one house of same size in Twelfth st. Inquiro on the premUcs, No. 386 Twelfth si. se27t* F OR S A L E - J U S T CO M P L E T E D —SIX first class bouses, tbreo-story, basement and sub- cellar: Philadelphia brick front, brown stone basement and trimmings; all tho modern im vrovoments; seven mar ble mantels, hot and cold water throughout; all done by day’s work; situated on Borgen st, betwoon Hoyt and Bond sts. Inquire on promises of JOHN MONAS, owner Terms easy. _______________________________ au26 lftt* f fiO R S A L E —C H E A P — O N T E R M S T O suit, and Immediato possession—a now brown stone front honse; contains fourteen rooms, flnishod in tbo most substantial manner: all modorn improvements, in cluding chandeliers and servico p ipe; the neighborhood is ono ol the best, and ton minutes’ walk from Wall st. Ferry. For farther particulars inquire of J. E. GORNKLL, cor norof Court and Joralemon sts. so* tit* F O R S A L E - N O . 251 M O N R O E SXT botwoen Nostrand and Maroy avs, a tbreo-story base ment and subcellar framo hoase, in complete order; gas fixtures, and all tho improvomonts: a bargain: immediate jKissession. Apply to F. C. VROOMAN, 414 Gate* av, on this same blook. Also, the four-story stono front store and dwelling, corner of Bedford av, and P c n n s t;a fino loca tion for a first class drug storo; ovory improvomont; terms e a s y . _____________________________________ so7 6t* TA O R SA L E —324—A—LEXINGTON AV\ I * between Nostrand and Marcy ava, several ear routo* convenient to houso, first rate neighborhood—Atwo-atocy building, filled in with brick, 18x38, lot 18xl(1D doop; high balcony, und high brick basoment and Hahnollar- all in toe bost condition, as the house is nearly new; eight rooms, with five marble mantelpieces; gaa, water aud range; also, a boater through &U tho rooms: prico, $4200 cam, as tho owner wilt leave for Ruropo. Inquire for D&rtioalar® of OYSTKRM AN, No. 86 Columbia st New York, sell 6t* ILIOR SALE O R TO L E T —BROOKLYN X? wharf property—on long or short lease, and in plots of size to suit, situated on the Gowanus Canal and Basins of tho Brooklyn Improvement Company below the Third street Bridge. This proporty is suitable for factories, warehouses, coal depots, flouring mills and all kinds of business needing water communication, and being eitaated iu the heart of tho most rapidly growing section of the city. Is particularly desirablo for dealers in lumbor^stone, brick and all other building materials. For terms, plans of property, Ac,, apply at iho offiooof the Brooklyn Im provement Company, cor. Third st. and Fifth ave, Brook lyn. _______ jeM lybikW O R S A L E -T W O -ST O R Y PH IL A D E L - pbla brick house, basemont and subceUar; ton rooms; sizo 20x68x100; has gas, two water olosots, range, hot and cold water on oach floor: washtubs In separato room; vestibule doors: bathroom fitted up with walnut and ash; cellar furnace which heats the wholo honso, ontreos included; fino yard nil paved; grape arbor and fruit trees; playhouse for childron; hoaso throughout (a perfect order, only been occupied by owner; any ono wishiug a good hoaso in a roost healthful and eligible neighborhood, handy to cars, and a t a low price for cash, may call at 933 OuiDcy st. Terms easy; possession arranged. auSl 8t# Th.SAM. X j i O K S A L E —A T P L A I N F I E L D , N . J — jr* Rare opportunity for bargains; two of the choioost properties in that healthful city; one is five minutes’ walk from tho depot; honso In perfect order; all tho modern improvomonts; fourteen rooms; the furniture (whioh is handsome throughout) oan bo purchased, if desired; the most bonutifal garden in tbe oity, filled with choicest fruits and flowers, and the finest stablo in tbe fit3to. The other Is acrfnowlodged to bo tho best location, on the most desirable street iu . Plainfield, eight minutes’ wnlk from tho dopot; house contains eleven rooms, and garden has every variety of fruit: ooo hour from tNow York: thirty train* daily. For further particulars, address Box 8,097, NowJYork Poit Oflioe. bo S^V S,M fr-W S p e c i a l , n o t i c e s . T h e P o t a t o D i s e a s e i n t h e N o r t h o f E n g l a n d . RECO V E R Y OF Q U E E R VICTORIA. I l l n e i s i s o f ’ t l i e K i n g - o f S p a i n GREAT BRITAIN. L o h d o r , Soptemberll. The Time» ot to-day iu an editorial censuring tbe importation of foreign workmen, g»vc9 its support, on both moral &nd sanitary grounds, to tho British strikers in tboir movoment for tho reduction of tbolr term of daily labor to nine hours. Queon Victoria has entirely recovered from her at tack of indisposition. Thc military maneuvers at Aldershot are progressing, and the reports from the camp speak favorably of their character and the result thus far obtained. Goneral Jobn G. Barnard and Major Sumner, of tbe United States Army, aro in attendance as representatives of tbo Amorican government. L o r d E l c h o , o o m m a n d e r o f t h c L o n d o n S c o t t i s h R i f l e Volunteers, has been injured by tho bureting of a musket. The Reading Grammar School, the memorial stone of which was laid by tho Prince of Wales last Summer, was opened to-day, the Lord Chancellor (Lord Hather- lj) officiating a t the ceremony. The potato disease is spreading iu Lancashire. BPAIN. M adbld , September 11. King Amadeus is indisposed, and his journey throagh the provinces has beeu stopped. TUBKEY. C onstantinople , September 10. Mabomed Pacha, minister without a portfolio in tho cabinet of the Sultan, la dead. ♦ MARINE NEW8, L ondon , Soptem b erll, The Inm a n steamship City of New York, Capt. Leitch, from New York, August 31, touched at Queens town, »t 7:301’. M., yesterday, and proocedod for Liv erpool. Tho Gkion steamship Minnesota, Capt. Freem an, frem Now York, August 30, touched a t Queenstown on Sunday, and proceeded for Liverpool. Weal Indies mail steamer Nile, for Aspinwall, via Bt, Thomas, arrived nl Plymouth yesterday. Tho Allan steamship Scandinavian, from Quebec touched at MovUle to-day, and proceeded for Livor pool. F r o s t i n N e w Y o r k . O swego , N. Y, September 11. There was a light frost in the eastern part of Oswego County last night. S E C O S D E D I T I O N E A G L E O F F I C E , 3 P * IQ* llffl The CompMer’s Office ie New York said to Haye Been Broken into Yesterday. All the Vouchers for County Expenditures Said to Have Been Stolen. Comptroller Connolly appointed to-day as tho ono on which to report all his biffs and payments for county expenditures to tbe Citizens’ Committee co operating with the Common Council Committee. Tbo complete exhibit was eaid to bo forthcoming. Instead of this, the Comptroller reports to-day tbat his offloo was broken into yesterday and all the vouchers for county expenditures stolen. Theao include all the new Court House vouchers for work and bills of Garvey, Ingersoll, Keyser, Smith et id omne genus. The Comptroller's friends charge this on the Antl-Tammanyltes. The latter make charges which arc the direct opposite to this. Readers must conclude for themselves. What adds to the mystery is that there was, it is said, a watchman on the premises at tbe time. Tbe wildest excitement and charges and countercharges prevail. The Comptroller thinks ho is on tho track of tbo robbers. The reader should bo told that the Comptroller's office is in the now m arble Court House Itself,a build ing into which access has not been so easy heretofore for citizens as it Beems to have beon for burglars gen erally. Fuller dotails in Fourth Edition. THE NEW YORK INJUNCTION. The Supreme Court iu New York was crowded at an early hour this forenoon by an immense audience, wbo took a very lively interest in the pro ceedings. An attempt waa made on the part of Mr. Tweed, by his attornoy, Mr. O. W. Bartlett, to obtain a postponement, bnt all the o ther counsel being ready, the caso was continued. Up to the presont time, ths morning has keen employed by Richard O’Gorman, as Corporation Counsel,in reading tbe answer of A. Oakey Hall, the Mayor and Commonalty. The answer of the city officials is very longthy, and though full of figures and legal technicalities and ro ports of various branches of the city government, wm listened to with eager and patient attention by tho vory large assemblage of citizens p resent. Full particulars will be found in tho Fourth Edition of to-day’g E aols , T H I R D E D I T I O S E A G L E O F F I C E , 3 P . OT. AMERICA WINS. Tlio G r e a t S a r a t o g a I n t e r n a t i o n a l B o a t B a c e . TUB WABD BRUTDEBS THE VICTORS. T h e F a v o r ite s th e F o u r th in th e Bace. T I M E 2 4 - MINUTES AND 2 4 S E C O N D S S axatoga , Sept. I I . The great four-oared boat race came off on Saratoga Lake this forenoon, and was won by tho W&rd crow in 24 minutes and 24 seoonds. Tho Tyne crow was sec ond, the Biglins third, and the Taylor-Wlnship fourth. 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