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flEWHrC MACHINES, FOR SAMS. HELf WAIfTEP. FIRST EDITION. Fibb, About one o'clock this morning a Am broke out in tho apartments of Deldrick Sohrooder, Mr IMEwen street, caused by the upiatting of a which wa nlaccd upon a bed. Bobrooder and.hti mn ATiow a wawtbd.

i AJlJii A JJLUATlLi it If a 0lO0 lanridresa to rlo tba waobinff and ironfagof some rfntleman'sfaniilr. by tno da; orraontrj Call at JOHN' MoUOHMIOK'B, comer of Ellcoltplflooaod Atiantloava WAHTED A LADY LEAVING FOB Enropb dasiras to eecaro a placo for her obamber maid ana Traitress. Appl. at present employer's, 353 Panl rle etreot; a 2f WANTED A SITUATION BY A BE apeetable younrf woman, to ooot, wash and iron, or to do tbo housework of a email family, or would do obam berworkand plain Betvinrr has (rood cit. referaaop fromher lastplace.

Call it tbo cornor ot Atlantic aud Henry streets over Scranton atoro. loom 16. Our Aflhetion Maeting of Condolence at Granada Hall Speecheb of Mesirs. Campbell, Jacobs, Goodrich and otktrs, PuruTit to call, a largo meeting was hold at Granada Hall, Myrtle avenue, on Saturda ovcniDg, to express the publlo feeling at our lato national calamity. Sap.

Eloks called the asBomblago to order by nominating Felix Campbell, aa Chairman, and vy. B. Qoodrloh Secretary. Mr. Campbol', on taking the chair, made BQVEJR BAKKB'S FUtSf PRBMWM ULASIIO STIIOB AKD LOOK 8WTOH BEW1NO MACHINES.

BIGADWAT, NOW YORE. gfi FTTLTOH gTRBBT, BROOKMK. falSi' P1AHO fOKTEB. PIAHOS J. E.

L. LINDSTEDT, PIAN5 FORTE MANUFAOTUItER, lSFulhmit, Braokl. ear the ferry, Each instrument war ran tod six yoara. Ttiaae superior initrnmenta aro nowoffered to tha nubile every variety 2jperoont lower than can be found alga whore. A large vanoty of new and second hand Pianoi to let ot 16 Fulton st, comer of Columbia ratal 1 PIASOS PIAHOS PIAMOS WE, THH Endorsigncd, will carry on the niannfacturinaof Pi ono fortea under the lirm of GOETZ i at Na.

3K (ulton aronue, Brooklyn, whero wo will keep constantly on hand a fins aiaortment of our wn Pianos from fal te Old Pianos falcon In excliar. for now nsf Piatioa tuned atd repaired at the ahortaat notice. OOETZ IJm No. in ultoa Brooklrn. rpHE HORACJi AVAT15US GRAND 1 SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS, MELODHOup HARMONIUMS and EOLIAJf ORGANS, wholoiale ans retail, to let, and rent allowed if purchased.

Moothlr naj nants recoived for tho samo. Second bond pianos ft bargains from G0 to 225. Shoot music, Uttlo soiled at IKo par page. Pianist in ottondanco to try now music. Cash naid For sccond bandPiauos.

One of the largoat Blocks of hhcet MUBic, Hnaic Hooks nnu diujiu Factnrv and warerooma 481 Broadway, N. Y. m3 tf ITEINWAY SONS' GOLD MEDAL dthabestin Europe aa.wcll as this eonnlrr, having re oaiveil tha first Piiia Mado' at the world'i Kilubitlon iu Ondon, lWt Tuaprinoipai hmdhwojiwi taao8 ra apc lor to all others, ia, that tho firm lb coiuposcd of five proa U(al piano forte makers, (fBtber and four sons) who invent iMtholi awn improvements, and uuder whose personal an Terviaion Bvery port of tho instrument ia mnoufactured. wueroomn, Noa Tl aud 1 3 East 14th atrect, batweea Union Quare ond trvinr. nlace.

New York. oat tl HKV GOODji. rf'IBEATl'ALL IN UltV GOODS, CHEAT IN DRY 001)08, AT WESTERN'S, 3 5 MYRTLE AVMiUlf, CORNKIl OI.ASSOM. $20,000 WORTH. SELLING OFF AT A GREAT A I 1 I) 4 blenched Mualin, IS.

20 ami 21 c. 7 8 bleached Muslin, 24. 28 and 3lc. 4 1 bleached Muslin 31. S3.

33 anil 10c. Prints it 18. ALL THH NEW DULAINES AT 00c. JUST RKCIS1YM), 2.0C0 yards all Wool Uassimoro, for men's and boy's woar at 81. ond 10s.

ail ianl Spools flc. Heat 5 yard rtrnid 13c. Host Noodles Go. ALSO, HOSIERY AT COST. Ladies, call and oxamino our goods, No trouble to showtrood3.

Goods sent to ntiypnrt of the oity Car faro paid to parties buying goods and coming from a distance. did ly HKNJ. R. WESTERN. CIBBKOU ii IT1S B1 at Mitr, ftiiLimN's HROOELYN AND SlilV YORK FBUNCIi FLUT1NU iii.iiiMirfrv STREET.

01'1'OSITIC (Jl.li BROOKLYN. un stai 1 18 Amity sireet, between G' oono anO Merceratrtcis, ad I27nnil 11 ccckoi below woosrer Hnw Vnrk. ftlrs. Colden's Establislimonts ani exclusively for rlio Factor)' ia under tile supcrvisionot Mr, Coldea, iadioa can ucpond on having all orders promptly exoeu'aa, an unsurpassod iHanuor. Flounces as widt as liuohei bo tlutod.

N. IV "No machinery used in tbo geuuino French Fluti(. a ly' fn aun, A ICR'S SARbAl'ARILLA IS A OON cectrated extract of the cboioo root, combined with other liubhtimees of still greater aUorativooowor aatoatford an oficctnal antidote for diseases Sarsnparilla is reputed to cure. Such aremcdv surely wantedby thoso who suffer from Strumous complaints, and tbat 0110 which will accomplish their euro 11, ust prove, as this has of invmonso sor vice totllis largo class of our afilicfod fellow cltizans. Hoir completely this compound will do it has beon proven by experiment on many of tho worst cases to bo fouud iu th following complaints; Scrofula, Scrofulous Spellings and Sores, Skin Diseaaos, Pimples.

Pustules, lllotelics. Eruptions, St Anthony's F110, Rose or Erynpclas, TottcrorSaltRhealu, Scald Hoad. Riiigworin, SYriuiuBon Dn.r.ASK is expelled from tho tho prolonged uso of this SARSAPAHILLA, and the natieut is loft in coinparalivo lioalth. Fkmat.f. Diseases avo caused by Scrofula in tho blood mill mo alien soon cured by tnis EXTRACT OP SARSA PAIMLLA.

Uo not discard this invaluable medicine, hecnuso you have been imposed upon b. soineUiinjt proU'nding to bo Sarsa pnrilla, whilo itnas not. When you havo used AVER'S then, nnd nottill then, will you know iho virtuos Sarfl pnrillu. For minulo particulars ol'tbo diseases it euros, wj relor.voii to A.ver's American Almanac, which tho agent below nameo will furnisli gratis to a'l woo call for it. AYEli'S CATHARTIC I'll LS, for (he euro o( Costivo ncss, Jaumlico, Dyspepsia, iiiiligostion Dysentory, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles: Rheii'mitisiu, Heartburn arising fi 111 Disordered Stomach, Pain or Morbid lilaotion of tlio bowels.

Flatulency, Loss of Apprtito, Complaint, Dropsy, Worn.s, Gout, Neuralgia, and for a Dinnor Pill. Tilt me sugar coated, so that tlio most sonsitivo oaa take them picnsantly, aii'l tlioy aro tho best Aporiont iiiltha world for ah tbopurpo. cs of a family pllyaic. Prepared by Dr. .1.

C. Lowoll, ond by till druggisfs mill dealer. in Mcdieincs everywhere. npl inds lALUiT'TXUiVAn IVNlTXTitAlJT. OR Nolanuly can do wit'ioilt.

Iliis iiivalnablo remo dy. It allays tlio agony of burns almost instantly. It ia a certain cure for oiles, and reduces tlio most violent inflammation and swelling. Fur cuts, bruises, chilblains, corns, and liiouinatisin, it is a nover laUiog remedy; hoaliog ovea unail pox and burns without pear. Wliolenalo and retail depot 43 Liberty stroot, Nmt York.

2a cants a box. n'tf. Iy LKGAJTj NOTiCKS. O1 KFIOlfiOt Nn. flitv Hull.

lirooJihn. fllfirch 17. ltWG Tim fnilmviW flit Ordiiinncofl cro nublidlied for tho in foiumtion of all coiicerneii. Permits for ropairinfi and electing eroHtnugtf.dfiwalliS, to dig collarrf, or for other nnd biastins rochR, niUHt bo obtainod from tho ticotOon.inis'uoTior. (Jomphinta for violating these Ordinmicca must bu ajndeat iho iStrcot Commiiaiouor'i Office.

J. OAIiLKV NOIJYWC, btrcet ComnitBsioner. Alt OttDTNANCJK TO IrU)Yinr: FOR AND RBGU LATETHK HEPAIKING AND KKKP1NO IN UlCPAltt THK SIDE WAIiKH IN Til 15 CITV Of HROOKLYN The Mayor and Aldermen of tho City of Brookln, la Common Council convened, do ordam iw fullo Bee. 1. (Ml tho rido valtfB in tho City ol Brooklrn, and the flagtnnp, hrict, or othor materiftla with which tuo aide nl8 tibnll be li.itl or covosod.

shull bo repaired and Itopt ia ropnir, at the cipenao oltho ownei orownoraof the pro mis or lota (routing on or ndjoiniiiK tho nido w.ilk. Sec. 2. When any nido walk in Paid Oity ahalt boontof repair in nuy way. or tuo brict or othor matorUl with which it ia laid or covered, ehnll bo looao, broken, ao cjcd, ronoved.

or otherwibo out of rnpair, and theownur orownereof any lot or urcmisds irontiURon or adjoining tbo sidr walli, eliall refuse or neplcct to repair t)ioHmo in A good, snllicifnt. end proper niiinnor, aa roimitcd by tho Btrcet Cnnnniesioner. within ton days after a written or printed notice Khali Do sotved by euob o3ker or other ner bou iu bis name, on Bunh owi er or ownors, or any or them personally, or shall bo loll at tho placo or reaiaencooi noa ownor or owners, or any of them, if in thin city or if such owner or owncre, any of them, do not reside in this oitr, and euch notice shall not bo personally served, thon within fifteen days after such notice shall bo sent by mail addressed to Baid owner or owners, or any of them, at hia or nsr usual placo of rcHidoncc, bucq owner or ownera ghall forfeit and pay hfty dollars for racti lot fronting on or adjoining the Hide walk which shall notluvo bopn repaired bj iuob Ofrncr or owners within the timo and in tho manner aborf proiided." CnAFIin t. ARTICLE fl. SECTION "No person owning, building or rouairins any konso or other building, shall caut, throw or place, or permit or anf ferto be caBt.

thrown or pheed into th Btreet or aTonm adjoinii'R tho same, any earth, itone, sand or clay, whioh may bo dug from any celler, area, vault or yard of snob. houHO or building, or any rubbish or ahavings from moh house or bnildinr, except thatany such earth, stone, sand or clay, may he thrown upon tho nidewalk after sunrise, provided that tho samo immediately removed, and be not loft thrre after sunset of the a line dav and paovidkd rUBTIIEI. THAT TOB BTRBET OOUMlS3IONKtt MAT, IN A NX CABE WHICH DK MAT DEEM PROPER, rOHUID, IN WBTTINO. lliESAUETODEDONK; AND THEREUPON THK UAltiS I HALL KOTDt DOUI IN AMI OABE." OHAPTEIH. SECTION 8, AnilCLH )t "The Btreot Commissioner ia hereby authorized and directed to tako out, removoondabato, orcaiwoto bo taken out, abated or romoved, any atoou, itep, platform, bay window, or collor door, area, decent into a celler dourorbafo ment, fign, post, tree, erection and any projection from auj b'uiding, and any vault, cistern, slide or oauto, in.

over or upon anv Btreet or avenue, and any snoir, ice or rubbish upon any sidewalk or putter, contrary to th Jprovisiona of this article, and tho oxpense thereof shall be rccovorabioof the owner or occupant of tho premises appertaining to the same rcepoc lively," CnAPTER 4, AJITICLK 7, BKCTION 4. No person shall blow or blaitor permit to bo blowi or blasted, any rock at any timo bemenii ho houn of sir o'clock in the forenoon andf oven clock ho Jrnooii in a11 in tbe afternoon of auy dajr September and tbo lUat ivoilZ in aa; jear. CnArTEB 4, AHTtCLB 7, BEOTIOX 4. Tin ncreoll sball blow or blaBt or permit to ba blown ot MaLtel any rock at any timo betwoen th, noma of afr i tho forenot or seven o'clock In tha afternoon of Jni rfar betnaen tbo Brat day of May and tha tlMtdayof fieiitember any year, or hotwaen ths houra of ofghi o'clock in the forenoon ond fivo clock in tha attornoouof nv ilnv between tbo lirat day of September and tua lint day oiiloy in any year. mM12wA2awfVT CjliERiFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of execution.

Issued out of tho Supremj Oourk, Kinca County, toino dircotedantl delivered, Iwiil soil by public auction, at tho tlheriff'a OHica, Room Mo. fl, Mew Court House building, in tho Uity of Brooklyn, on tho 2fih day of May, 1665. at 13 o'clock noon, all the right, title and intereat whioh AMO.i POWELL hid on tho. fifth day of April, 1SCS, or at any timo thereafter, ia whote i anda aoever the aaiuo may be, of, in and to, All tbat certain lot piece, or parcol of land aituato, lying, and na ing in the city of Broosljn. in tha county of Kings, bounded trod daacriDod as followa.

that is to say Boginning at point bolwcen Scnencetady and Troy svonuoii on. tho lonthaily lino or tbo Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad, where tfio fame ia interaectod iiytne X'nT'Ji nerti formerly bolonging to Sarah Lonerts; and rnnnln (henco aoulliorly along tneaald wostorljr lino onohundra ind EOven feet and inchosto Atlantlo 'IS110 along Atlantic aiooua one huadred and flfUai feet Bra inches; tbenco northerly, and parallel nactad avenue, ninetynioo oet antf ono InoB, to tha Motherly Una of tho ld railroad, tad thonoo wastorlj Xii the said aontherly lino ot aula railroad ono hundred and Wij aoyan feet to tho placo of bojinnlog. Dnteil B.161&Aptim,1,,18Ki JOHN UoMAMBB, Bherlff OMraROLLWsOFFIOK, OITY HALL Vu StSfAifitt Vd'S Inolora, PoU Olerto, j.V.St by epilog at thta offloo on aid trior tha li'On iiALlilitiJiAx a i'iiiN fl ALLEYS 1. with fixtures, to be taken away immediately tuim to J. FIATO, 223Fu1iod street.

a2t FOB SALE A TBUOK TEAM FOB aale. A Talnablt pair of young horses; oolor gray, for. tart or iniak wal very fat atoppora. olose mad, and warraatf aonad and kind. fBqniro of FKLT A OKRMAN.

bmitrj, ntolHathit, South Broooklyn. a3f FOB SALE A FINE YOUNG HOBSK, sound, gontlo. kind erory way, andfast; would boauit able tor a family horso. Canoe seen at 128 Tjafayet nuo, ret, illlf OB SALB A WAGON A SIFT1G ten hnrmr. nearlr aaw.

eitr make: will ba Bold loir. Apply at CABIX'B Stable, 23 Fulton it. 3t FOB SALE 'J'HBEE YOUNG GOVTS, with calves, fnijaire ef HIiNBT A WBflKS, oor nerof PacifioatandSflhtaeatady ava, or 28 Atlantis Mar kef. H5 2t FOB SALE GIG PORTLAND CHAISB and liarness, in good order, Caa ba lasn it Riding School Stable. College la.

al53t OR SALE A P1ANO A 1 ART If GIV mi hniidnTrnrmnr' wish to disnosa of a boo octavo nnlc snort time. Tho Piano is warranted for Osears, and was mndo tiordor. Call nt41 Choevor place, betrteon Degraw and UarrLon and Hicks and Henry sts. FOR SALB A MILK BOUTE, DOING A good business, with "no of the best dairios in the country; wagon and harness noarly now; alio a valuable hurse. t'nauuro at lis Ilrldgo, corner of SanAr sirooi, al311t OB SALE OABK1AGES, WAGGONS and hnrneio "Larca aaaortment of tino carriages.

nneaions, rocKaways, roaa wagons, grocers. 01 presf? and bncinos wairons; alro second hand wazonsot all kindf. felling off at reiiuced pr con, at Kincd County Canriaco Factory, 184 Fulton avenue; also a fine now stook of eachcB and vehicle, of all stylos, to let, at tho Stables, No. 10 Nevins street, (apl lm) II. 13.

WITT FOR SALE 1000 MA PLE TREES, LARGE Bize, bh potior quality, suitable for Btreet plauting, no ready, will bo cold Btngly or by tno hundred at lei than nureory price, on tbo ground, tfulton aTenuonortb side, between Noitrand and Marc? aTenucB. mh20 lm LOST AND FQVXO. LOST A LAlK AND TAN SLUT, rather email, f.horti tail, vhito Fnot on tho breast. Hie tinder will be Buitably rewarded Dy loavinij it No. 148 Adanie street al7 3t LOST A GOLD LOUKBI WXTH IN1 tialaA.

Met1', on ono ado and A.F on tho other. Pcrtrait inside. Supposed to bo dro ipod between 218 Hicks Btreet and Mr. Van Dyko'a Church, corner Olintm and ReniBOD Bta. A Buitablo reward will bo given to tho finder on delivery at.

243 Hickg street. LOST AUKEMAN'S BADGE, No. 11)94. Tho finder will pleaso ronirn it to tha OUiof's oifice, or at Hamilton avenue and Hickastreet, Hoao 19. LOST S70LEN OR STRAYED ON THE 4th inst.

a red COW, with white face and whito log3; rather tuin iu condition. Any infonnarion of her wnorea bouMwiU be thankfully lecoivod by MIOIIAJ3L KTV, So. 405 Columbia at, South Brooklyn. alT 2t LOST ON THURSDAY EVENING, about 8 o'clock, in don reia street, near Henry, a dark MINK OOl.LAIt. Any porajm returning tha samo to 115 CoDRresg street, will ho suitably rewarded fltR; RMVaHD DOG LOST A WHITE PtJ Poodlo: anLwors to tho ramo of Prinoo; rrai lost rear llton ferry.

Tlofiider will recoio thoabovo reward on leavirg him at38 fr'nlton street, al5 31 fij: RE Alt rTOLE Nt FROM THE stiiblp comer of Bergen btreet and avonue, a dux ed i oio coloicd HUE, olf hind foot whito, also nhito Bpm on fornbond. heav? manoand tail, acnchen in both hind toot. Any one rptumii tho faiuo to TH MAS ShhRlDKN, corner Atlantic and rievina atreots, will rt reive tlio abovo reward aM 3t' Ol Bli WARD WHEREAS, ON the niphtof thoWth ultimo, evil difpoeed liersons net on tiro a number of livory stables and ciiropnter shops locatod in iho Uth Ward, of tno gib otr iJrooklvn, whereby a largo amount ot property waa do Btroved and live if Bovoral human boinuB placod in imminent danger, now, tboreforo. in pur.tuanoo of a reaoKtioa oi tho Common Council authorizing mo so to do, I horcby oiler nrewnrdof tivo hundred dollars (500) tor the appra hensionand conviction of thepartv or parties, or any of them, who perpetrated any of the acta of inceu rtiarim. mh24tf ALFRED M.

W'lOO. Mayor. SPECIAL NOriCfl, MASONIC CEN 'RAL LODOE No. 361 At our reRulHr conimuoicntion oa Tuesday ovuninsf, busiLtssof impoitanco will bo (O. transited.

Tlio memberthipiBHummoncd. uU DAvlDOAVAiV, M. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Brt oklyn Art Association willtikophno at tho Directors' rooms. Academy of Music, on tho at 7 cloi in tho oveninr. An adjourned will tako placo on Tuesday evening, 20th ii at 8 o'clock, utsauw Paptf 4tApl71824 A25 JOHN WtbUAMRON, Sec'y.

WHOLESALE AD WINE etore. at Low's oppositu tho Oily Hall. Ko. 13 Comt ttreot, Urontlyn. lull ns iortmont of all ines, cogracs, liquors, imported, and cordihN, French miiHitirfiB, svFO' oils, otc Thia establishment has been just, opened oy the sutiacribpr.

who will omtinuoat Atlantic atreot. tho KroncUliipior storo ai horetolore. fl17Gt' ClUAKlid A. IS Oh lRT, MEKT1NG OE THE EbBVENTH "Ward Draft Protective Association will ho hold at UliAMi'A HAL I 112 Myrtlo Jivenue, on TUK iAV KVI' ING. April 16th, lettf.

at V5 o'clock. Punctual attendance in ronuestcd, aa Ijuaintsd of importauco will bo pre si i By order. 2t KG. ICrny, Prosidont. tXEKGULARTvIEETING OK BROOK il LV liMilNE GO.

KO. 17, hoi i I'hurudiy ovou infj1, April 13. 18C5, tho following preainblo and losohitiona wcr1 adopted: AVhtrHnf, A (treat and priovoua uflliclion has bofiillon tho Tiro Department of tliia city in the loss by death of iivo of its uotivo members, wbo porinliod whito fai'h fully exocutinfrtho ot their Chiut at ttio liro in Wurman Btreet. i (no morrinpof 1110 4111 instnt, and Whni pii'). TJiq members of Jirookh'u Enar.no Co.

No. 17. (then selves fcoriily aillictod by this aad calamity) doom it their duty to mako a public o.tnresiion of choir feohnu on tliis bad CLUsion, and to tboir sympa hy wirJi tlio liercuved and sorrowiny relatives of our deco ise lbrothron. andattheBiimn tiniota tender our tli.mks to thooe Hind friends wbo guvo timely aid to tiie taiTjring; thoroforo, i bo it Itesoivcd. That in tho loss by death of JoKopb H.

Brown, Cafcper K. CDnimeyer, Louia i1 Gaidner, Alexanders. Hmihon. and Kupenn TtuUcr. tlio Firo L)ifparumoiit Joiei live ot ita mott utetul members, wooio ro niy obodiunuo to tboordorsof their Chief, so nccossary to tlio pr.mnr dia chareo of tho duties of a tireumn, will ever mako tluir ranies ehininK oxaniplca of tlio self sacritiyins apirit that animato tho volunteer firo Department.

K( solved. That Hrooklyn Ennino Uo. No. Uhoraby ox tci'd ttiflir hoirtfolt sympathy to the aflhtod rdativo of tho dccouGtd, and to thomembew of tt eir respective com piiniei; may the ro of tbo manly virttmi of our Iobt brethren lompor their orrowaud provo brhht exmi plcn, hicu phall (uJnionirh thorn to ba alao reidy at tno bound of tho loot Great Alarm. Koolved, That our sincon thanks aro horoby nre30iilod to our brethren who havo teniJorod to ua their ytiipatiiy both in word and flood in our nift'erinR ami bereavomont.

l'etolvcd, That the than tea of tho Company ba presented to John Toy lor and family, fiurman s'roet, for ttio 'o of ilieir house. Ac, on tho lnonnnc oi tbo atiuidont, sliol ter icro injured mon ljera; to Drs. Oochran and Voiw for tluirthoiiKhlful provision of aonrio which to reuuvo iliem; to lioberr. oarr tor heroic effort3 whinliro'mUod in the rescue of onoof our meinbow, done at tho imminent pctilofhia oiu lifo; to tlio various mombersot mt ntwho witn us for tho recovery of ttie romamsof our brother lirown; and to those hostn of friends, ina'o and fi.mnl.. in oi orv 7nv aidnd juid assist' ua on tlio di.

treising occasion, to specify wero impossiolo; their naiuoi and kindner oro or graven on sur hearw. Vorily tey shall bavo then reward. Kesolved, That letters of condolonco bo tratipmittfid to the family of our deceaied bFothor Joseph H. Brown, and toiha lamily of our deceased iriend Aloinndor S. lionpon, Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and ro3olutiona beputlibhedinthoiiAULHairtyiiioT R.

1'. VAN INGE.N, President. JoaErn 3. Ilionisa, Scc'y. PARTICULAR NOTICE IN VIEW OF the great calamity that has befallen the nation, and Ui cviiice a proper i esneot for tho memory of our lato President, tbo dramatic perlormancoa announced at tho Brooklyn academy will not tako placo.

vnnnm J. YALLACK iii ii. L. DAVENPORT, 7fH MEETING OF THE JOINEUS eraplojcn at tbo Navy Yard, bold immediately after uiueter ou Monday moraine, April nth, it wa3 unaui Not to muster until after the funor.il of tbo President. p.

fil'lV. 1 'maam' f'EO. W. OOOK. FOK SALE FLAG STAFES, 1LAG Staffs for sale cheap at NOBRIS'S carpontor shop, alTultoii avo, near JMalbusu avo, or at J.

UiiAllt'S setar atoro. t5 Fulton st. aT7ai rlpHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEKT JL inooflhe Catholic Library Association will bo hold on MOMJAY, April Uth, at8 at tbo Library. Punctual attendanco oi tbo members reque ted. By order.

JAMIiis KORKE, frosident. D. h. Bee. Secy.

HE LECTION FOR Ot'EIOEUS OF tbo ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY will bo nostooucd until MONDAY EVEMKG. April 21th. at tboPfliltltli PONT UOUtiE, at Hi o'clock ,11 JO UN BERGEM, Scc'y. PKEMUJM WEI'IING OLAS8 A NEW class now forminp under tbo immediate direction ot tho author of tho "ChiroRraobio Gymnastic Process, ftertectod, copyrighted and urenaring for nublication.

A egible, racef nl and very rapid hand, with a most masterly command of the pen. ensured to every membor of tho class. Willing room at tho Colloso Grammar School, cor. Coortand Joralemon ats. Particular! i on i apnlication.

aiv if W. B. MAObAUltlN, Wilting Master. ET1EKING FOR THE TRADE. OR dcreleftatSS SandB stroet, up stairs or at PMlK'Shat Fulton street, tooaly wll be.

promptly at tenocd to. o2t JOUNJAOKSOW. Notice now is if our time to sell 1 soar old neirspaporn, booki and namphlots; 6)4 to 7 centa a pound; old raga and metals of any kind bouirht aud tno higfieatcaili paid for them. Call beforo yon olse Hhere7 for we ay more than any atber itora in tho oity. tareo lota sent for to any part of tho city, by leaving your tddJcss at D.HURLKY'MFrosiioot street, near Fulton, BrooVlre.

aHIm OLD BOOKS OLD BOOK.S BOUGHT, soldandnichanged; wholo libraries purchased; tha highest cash price paid foi all books, pamphlets, newspapers, music, rtc. Bond them in at once and receive thoir full ina kct value, at WOODWARD'S old book atjre No. 16 Mjrtlo avenue, a few doors from I ulton atroet. A. stock of boohs on hand in ovory departuiont ol literature, sala aucap.

IHE GRAND ILLUMINATION. SUl'BRIOB CANDLKf, COLUATK A alts, Si JOHK STBBET.N. 7. UA'TH REG1MSUT N. T.

V. THU SJvf mcmbaraof this Roaiment who have larved tiro O) years or mora, and havobeen rtischarftoil, are roKa'iMrl to meet their formar Onlonel on TUESDAY EVENING. April 16th. atho.88ulwnatreet, Brooklyn, on buiinasi ol importance man. jQg MORGAN, ,15 3t Late Colonel 60th Regt N.

g. ALL KINrBOF PLAlfl SEWING DOB hvW A Wilion'aiawiog vachi.e, atboma or by the da, or waZi. taiSuS! Call at 60 Adimi itwt, al8Jt SOUTH BROOKL1 SELECT AUADSttlY SU TOMPKINS PLaOC A. T. BALDWIN, PRINOIPAL.

Pref. of Kloantioa and Keadinf, J. h. Northam, Prof, ot Laninagel and Nat. Seiencoi, Aniol Umiaa.

Prof, of rreVelf 3 Spiniib, A. h. Prof, of Drarlnz. Tberoaa Mont Prof, ef Oalirti enlet, T. J.

BUnooi. Panmanabin. el. Plumn.r. aiSaw' riHK MOULDERS OF WILLIAM 1 burgh are invited met at the TSMPHRANOU BU.

earner ol Grand and Seventh eta. Willlamsburah. oi TUBSBAY KVBMG next, April Wtfi, at 1H o'ola All Monldere are invited to attend. ale at WHEELER WILSON'S SWIM UAOHINBS, 9H ITJLTOH KTBEBT, OP STAIRS. alO lm KELLY'S WOOD YARD, ef AUD JAT iTBUT, When rlB, OAX AUD OI THS BUST QUAJJTr Oaaalwanbelu AT TUB LOWEST PRIOW.

Mi thankfully receive ail pfeej fkl ASs'Lt Apply at 268 Br 4 l.r anri tri tAlffl OJlTtt Ol a bit) Tom bcu piain ANTED A OIKL TOu BASl'E ANU i.t SI Sohormsrhom strooL vraslior and Ironorror 'SrtSfliXi, Columbia Blrt ct. this evening or behie 12to norror, WAITEi) A OOOK, WAciUEB AMI) Irouor, who can como wolf reoo.iunondod and with citrreferente. A.inlvatm nonSrosi street. aTTED GBKAT Ai) ANUE IN prico Wontcd, 500 good bmton holo mikera belter Anlf, to take work out; work oiprejse't both w. freo of olurco; rcferoncos rocjuireii; fio girls to vorx a tboBtoro; Now Vork prices paid.

Apply lmmodiawiy to J. HaRKISON, cornor Court and Sackott Brooklyn 31 ANEO BY A GENTLEMAN OF oxporionco a numbnr of prpihto learn on tho Pinno orMendcon. NewTjoinnera pruferred. Good re feronco aivon. Also a situation as organist iii.

sonig church. Address C. EbrIq QHico. ai. WANTEU A YOUNG MAN TO AT 'end in a yrocf ry and liiiuor store Tnquira at tho Btoi 58 Alain ht.

Must como well rPCQinmendod. 3t ANTED A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL homework, a pood wasoev und ironor, and to do plnin cooking: ono thH it willing to go in the conn.ry. German prefprrert. Apply Dann Rfreet, Brooklyn. WAJNTliD A NEAT, TIDY, iUGING girl, to do ch author work in a small family, a at in the caro of a baby, and who undHratauta plain sowint; mufitbring.ho best uf references 0111 last placo and bo wiilinjr to fro to Kew York 1 tho lirst of May.

Apply at 163 AdelphHtrecfc, for three dayg. WAKTEDTHREE FIRST OP rntors for Wheolor A Wii non's unTinv 'mauMnai; to fuch, steady work and good wages will bo given. Apo'y in Classou avenue, itU door north of Fulton avonuo, in tbo More. WANTED A COMPETENT GIKL, i do the houbowork nf a family or tbroo persons; niuat uhdorctand plain coolcitip, and he a Rood washor and ironer; reierences ren.uired. Apply ta 2ti7 Union slretit, neai Court.

WAITED A GIRL IN A Cutl olic family iu Bou'h Brooklrn; must bo a good waphor and ironor and como well recommended; a naiivo ot Ireland preferred Apply thi3 day or to morrow at 77 Buniiiiithtrect, near Henry. VA! AM ED AN EXPERIENCED 'JUtL, to do up etairswork; raustbeanoataoiTOr; one that can woik on amachiue preferred, and havo bo3t of references from last place Apply at 13 State street. al7 'if WANTED IN A SMALL, 11UVAIE family, a steady, respectable girl, who is a good 00k. wn4ier and ironor: must bring good roferencos. Apply before 2 at 119 Congress street, Brooklyn.

al52t WANTED A GOOD WASHER AHD ironer; aleo a neat, tidy girl, to tako oaro of and aFsiBt in liglu chamborwork and ulain sawing; mast have good roforoncc. A uply at 260 Fulton street, earner of Clinton. 2t WANTED A PROTESTANT GIRL KOR enornl housework in a small privato family. Apply at 240 Adelphi Btreet. al5 WAS TED MILLINERY SALESWOMEN Miibt bo wido awako and understand their bng nes.

Apply in tho evening at 186 Fulton street. A. li. MOLD. WAJSTED A FIRST OLASSTR1MMKR, inuncdiatply.

Good wanes paid to a ciranetont hand Apply at the Millinery Store, Hi Atlantic street, nH3t T. Git WAaS'lED A NI'MiJER OE CARPE5 to whom tho current wcfi will ba uivon for good hands. Apply loMr. VOOHHEES, at tho huildings in street, between Gold strost and Hudson avanua. a14 31." WANTED400 LAHORERS TO WDRK onsewcra: steady omploymont; faei 8150 per uay; pny every two oka, Apnlyon work, Va jdorbilt nr.

ncarlJoKalb. 6t) A S1Z T. WANTED SEXTON A STEADY MAN os FO iton of the Uay Side Cemotcrr. A priv nnnt situation for a good man. rtpoly to 3.

1). Prefiidct.toi li. B. 61 Catoarino street, N0.7 5t' WANTED aCO LABORKRS WAN CtiD 300 'nlorcra in Brooklyn, on tw. steady eiiiploymcnl.

Apply to COYLE A traotors, Kent avenue. al'J svP WANTED ANOTHER INTELLIGENT youiip mnii at HUNTER'S aOAD KAIY, to learn keeping, ught by apnci'cal bookkeeper, end mnnv ynrs toacher in "ne of the boat in sft(uiorsin tnocifv. itunercmi Aritbmotio, iJu brn. Gfomotrr, NavignlioD. us.

Tcrma moderate, ontr.ui.ie iiiMoni.tpuGstiecl. inh91m 7 4NTMt) "TO LEARX TO Ci'iertttf on airifier'f and VViienlcr mid se i7 luicliiniis. Allbittncln's taught and TOtli, Also alt kindd oi fr.miiy slitehinjian.l nuil'niR dour by ur ifnirs. 'h XfiJ ANTED POR QUARTERMASTER Department. Nashville, Tunn.

SOCO LABOHEIiS. 1000 TEftMSTKRS, 1E0 CARPEfJTKHR, let clai3. CO WHEEUVHICHT8, lstcliua. cnc hut able bodied men r.eed ajiply. Offiiio, Bittory near C'aMIe Garden.

Ai3 7t HIRAiU WOODMATf. Q. M. Agt. di'tVATtOHS WAITED A SITTTATION.

BY A RE TV spcctable ProtcstanL as cbamborunid and wmtreps; has good citv references Call toe two daya at corner of Smith and Bergen eta, over tho grocery. WANTED A'SITUATION, BY A R1S spectnblo girl, as good plain cook, washer and ironer, in a bmall family; cau eivo good citv reference from her last Dlaco. Call ior two days at 141 fciaakeit ftrect, in tho basement. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE epcctublogirl. cook, washor and ironor; is a gooJ baker of pies and cal has good roforonco from hor la ib placo.

Call at tho Crockery atoro in Columbia st'005, between President and Carroll Bts. ANTE A SITUATION BY A rpKiipctribln voiitm woman, as chambermaid and woitrcsp, or to co goneral hou ework in a email family: ia a goodcook, uasherand iroiur: baa oo city ruforonc ia. Call for two rcys at Carll utreot, Uetweon Myrtlo a7 and Johnson Bt, in tho roar. ANTED A SITUATION AS OH AM linrmaifl fiiil wnitrnsa. or chauiberwork and Bnwinir: wouldlikelogo villi aiauiily to t'10 cou.try for tbo stumer.

Cun be tocn at 177 Admm btroatTuosday; roforonco from her last placo. XXT ANTE BY A RlflSPEUTABLE ProtpFtant woman, a Eitiiation a3 and waitress, nniimw nt in ironinu: no obiecnon to going in tho cou itry; has good city roioronco3. CjII ior iwo oays at, iyi irons street, in uio rear. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE nnf ctnhlo nrl ns trmiil cook, washer and irnnnr: titu good city reference tromher lastplace. Call at 203 street, near Concord.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Hncctflblcvoui.fr woman, to cook, wash andiro.i: haB no objection to do general housework in aamall family. Pleaeo enquire at 103 Smith utreet, top floor WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE a situation as cook: is a cood washor aid ironer, an excelleut bread maker: can get good roforonca from her last place. Can bo son until suited at 331 Atlantic street, between lloud and Norma street 3. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A VERY roinectable Amoiican ouian, as kourjfioenor in an Amoncanor EnaliBh family; is willing in work or a'iac in any kind of thointercefcof hor omployors: can produce tho beBt of city or country references. Call at riYLAND'Hoflice, No.

4 Sands street, Brooklyn: no objec tion to tno countryafsoagrown gin to minu enjieron. SITUATION. BY A KK if nnprmhl sir I. ns chambermaid and waitroas: on como with tbo best of eity rolorencB; is willinu to do anv thing in herpowor to oblige. Please call at 123 At'autis st, joom up uiair.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A JAifl BTiontjililo firl. rr nurrio and cliamhormid. or chamttrmaid and waitress; has tho beat of city referonco, if required. Please call for two days at 229 Smith street, between Hutlcr and Douglass. WAN TED BY A RESPEOTArJIjE Toimi? woman, actuation to do cenerul housework or chamborwork and waiting.

Pleaso call at 6G 'afuyetto avenue, 2d iloor, top room. VS7 ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RETT tpectablo young woman, to do genera! housework; is a good co fk, washor and ironor; has good city ferenuas. Call lor two days at 212 Pea I atreot, in the basement. TiNTED A SITUATION, BY A Rli spccUblo young woman to do general housowork; isagood 'ook, wnshsr and ironer; hasgbodoityrsforences; uo objection to country. Call for two days ah, 29 Hudioa nvenucj WANTED A SITUATION BY A MID die ago woman to do general houseworU in a small privitoiamily.

Good city reforsucea (jivon. Oallnt CS9 Myrtlo avonuo, negr Ktaabou sireet. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE fpectabJe young woman as cooi, washer aud ir or to do general housework; has good city referonco fnnji her last place. Call for two days at 212Gola straat, ba tv.cen 'Lillary and Concord streo'n, in tho rear. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE SDectablo young worn to do general housework in a small family; is a good coolt, Washer and ironor; has go od city references.

Call foi twi days at S3 Myrtle avenue. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE epectable young woman, as cook, washor ond ironor or as Fhambennaid aud fine washinjr: hai eity references. Call for two days at 74 Kat Warren street, batmen Bmith and lloyt. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE an rtaliln vminir womRn. nn tirat olfmn r.nnk.

in n. private family; has tho best of cityrofaronco. Can be soen at 80 Duffioldslrtot. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, a situation to do chamberwork and plain sewing; good roicronco given. Applv for two days in By rton street, 2d house north from Crate? west side.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectablojoungwomantrodo plain tewing or tako are of onil di Cab at 174 Hudson avoaue. ANTE A SITUATION BY A resDectablB Protestant girl, to oook, wash and iron, in a finmll nrivato famiw. Apnly at 133 Atlantic street, bi tv een Horn? and linton Bt s. WANTED SITUATIONS "BY" TWO respectable girls; ono as cook, waauer and ironor; tbo other ai chambermaid and waitress; havo tho bostot citj reference. Call for two aaya an7! Concord suroot, bo tweei, Juy and Pearl ots.

in the basLinent, ANTED A SITUATION, RY A RIS spcctp.ble girl, as cliamborraaid ana Poamstre3s; wouldhavonoobjectiontotako'caio of childron: boat of reference can bo given. App'y at 52 Eastjlalus stroet. WTkted Fsituation, by a speckblo young woman, as chambermaid and w.ilt tcss, and take care of cbildrtu; ha good city roforonco. Call at CO Wyckoff street. a 17 2(, WANTED A MTU ATI ON BY A lespectablo young girl, to do chamber work; would assist with the rfasliing and ironinjr.

or do c'iamborwork and tako care of children; no objection to go in tbo country. A oply atlG2 HickH street. al7 3t V7 II as chambermaid and waitra3B. in p. small family; would bivo no to taVe care ot grown up children; the best of citv rorerauco can bo given, all at'120 Bocrum street, cor.

Doau. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE FDOctable young woman, as cook; willing to the woFhing and ironing. Cad for iwo days at73 0.irll3t, tear Mirtle av Good lty reforenee. WATED BY A LADY HAVING A "Wheeler A "vVrson sowing machine, la lies' and children's undor clothes and all kind of family sawing. Gill nt3.7H.olts ttreot.

WANTED A PERSON HAVING A child to be nursed can be accommodated by bringing itatBtated perioda to Mrs. Reinbardt. a jouag msr AI ANTED SlTUATlUJiS AT MaM ING'8 Spaoioua offlooa, is Ormrs arjHt, oaraar o( Joralemon. TwofiwirJradojrMnoncailArnarlaari, I'lsluh. on hand dajr at thia airenoj for atery daacription of work; oaolca, aaraoi.

waiUwca. wnaralaerTanta, tn; alfo tha matt raioaotabla rlaea of girla, latolj arrll. and Joint llrla tor hg ik jrork. ko ba tbo coat raliablo in kola onntar. aaall in Teleerapti to tUe firuulclm Ragle 11 TWO O'CLOCK T.

M. FROM WASHINGTON. MR, SEWARD IMPROVING, WASUfNOTON, April II. Tho deep interest foil In Secretary Sotvard has throned bis residence with visitors, among them the officers ol tho army, lorefgh miniitcrs, and a large number of others. IIo was Informed yesterday for tho first tloio of tho as Baseination of President Lincoln, and of tho attempted assassination of himself and of tho Assistant Secretary, and to 8omocitent of tho condition in wbich tbo latter lay.

Sir. Seward, though moved with intense sorrow and horror at tho recital of the awful acts, nevertheless bore it with considerable fort! hide, firmness and composure. Secretary Sdwnrd Improvise. vVashtsotos. April 17.

E. S. Sanford: Wo think thu Socrotary is gradually His arm Ins been robaudaged, and he appears to feel easier. 0. A.

Seward. Condition of Sccretarr Seward. New York, April IT. Tho following is copy of a dispatch receivod this noon, from Thurlow Weed, by tho New York Times Secretary Soward passed restless night, and is nervously excited this morning, Mr. Fred.

Sewaid is conscious, and has spoken fow words. Great Hopes (or the Recoverv of Frederick Seward. The following is a privato despatch received by Col. E. Sanford this morning, from C.

A. Soward, Washington, April 177 SI, I have great hopes of l'rod this morning. Ho has rerognized mo with voice and eyo. Tho medical testimony is concurrent as to tho favora blencss of tho change in biB condition. Will send you word later as to the Secretary.

li EAGLE OFFICE, 'i 1 2 V. M. CUPTCBE OF M0BIL1 GOSHRIKD. New OntiEANs, April 10th, via Caiho, ISth. Tbc Times pnbliBhcB uti olllcial tlispatcli of tb capturo of Spanisli fort, and of tbo toYn of lllabcly.

Tlio former was captured at ou tlio morning of tboHtli, Tfith 700 prisoners. Tbe latter was capturctl on the earns day by assault, with over 5,000 prisoners, and a largo amount of urJ uanco elorcs. Our gunhoata and troops wero proccccliug uurcsiatcd towartla Mobile, wliich i)aco waa captured last evening by a portion of Gen. Smith's command, assisted by tho light draught gimbcats, ufter a short resistance by tho enemy. From Montreal April 17.

On Saturday the ftacs on tbo Court House, City fall, CuBtom Douse, and other public buildings, wero dts played at half mast. In nil tho churches yesterday tho clcrcy in their prayers referred particularly to tho assassination, of to. President, and expressed their dotcotation of the crime. A union prayer mcotinn of all the diffoaent denominations ol i.hrisdaus is to bp held to uifjht in the Wesleyim Oluipel fo express symputhy with tbo peoplo of the United States. '1 hrcughout Canada there is but one fool iusr horror ot tho crime, and the wannest sympathy for the nation.

Win i i 0 THJfEE O'CLOCK V. M. fHE PRESIDENT'S ASSASSlilSo Description o( J. Wilkos BoDihaiid John Smratl Tliii ty Tliousniid Dollars Kcwnrd Offered lor tlip.ir Arrest. Washington, April 1 7.

Every effort that iupomiily excited by fervor can inilie is being put forth by all the proper authorities lo c.ip turc or traco tlio assassin of Mr. Lincoln and Iho would be aasaEsin of Mr. Seward. Tho Common Council have offered a reward of 0 for the urreefand conviction of tlio assjssiufj, and to this sum another of ten thousand 13 by Colonel L. C.

ll.ilrcr, Agent of tbo War Department, making a total of thirty thousand dollars. To this announcement aro added tho following descriptions of tho individuals accused. Description of J. Willies Booth, who assasoluated tho President on the evening of April 1 1, 1805: llplpht, Iivo feet oichi, incho.i woicht ono huiirirnri pounds; compact built; hair jet black, inclinod to our, of medium lonuth and partod behind eyes black, and lioavy Uark ovebrowa; woaran largo uoal nnu on llislittlo finger: when takinp, iiiclinosllisboad fonvard and looks down. Hop.

"Willium ff. Soward, Secrotary of Stato: llcinfit six feet, one inch; hair black, thick, full aud Btraijiht; no beard nor appearance of beard; cliseltsred on tho jaws; iacc moderately full; twenty two or twonty fbrce years of ago; eyes large; not prominent, color unknown; brows not heavy hut dark; fuccnot large but rather round; ccmitalon healthy; uoso straight anil well fcrmed and of medium size; mouth fmall lips thin tho upper lip produdes when ho talks; chin pointed and prominent bead medium size; neck short; bands soft and small; lingers tapering, showiug no 6igns of hard labor; broad Bbculdcrs; taper waist; atraicht figure; strong looking man; maimer not gentlemanly but vulgar; wears an overcoat with poekeis in tho sido, and one on tho breast with lanpeln or flaps; pants blark nnd of common stuff; newhctivy hoots; voice small aud thin, and inclined to tren or. Arraugemcnts for President Inucolii's Funeral. WAsnntoTOK, April 17. Meetiugs are called for this evening of Pennsylvanians, MlEsourinns, ond Ohioons, who atd1 residents of this cily and Georgetown, for tho PvrpoSe of giving expression to their reelings on the Into Btui affliction of tbo death of Mr.

Lincoln, and to nlnko arrangemouts to attend bis funeral. A meeting of tho New York Club for the same purposo will also ho held to night. All the theatrical and concert saloon paopnetors announce that their establishments will be doseild until further notice. Washington, April IT. ThojVnfionaUiifeWtftiiccrsayB: Wo can stato on the highest authority tbat it lias been ascertained that thcro was a regular conspiracy to assassinate every membor of the Cabinet, together with tbo Vice President.

Booth, it is said, sent his card up to the Vice President at tho hotel, but Mr, Johnson could not conveniently sco him. The names ol tho severally appointed assassins are, we understand, known, and after tho present Investigation is concluded and published, tho public will be astonished at the developments. From motives of public interest we refrain from mentioning many of them that reach us. A member or tho cabinet remarked on tbo day after the murder of Mr. Lincoln that tho robcla had lost their rit friend that Mr.

Lincoln ot every cabinet meeting invariably counselled forbearance, kindness and mercy towards tbeso misguiaea men. Tho Inleltintncer also contains the following: Wonnderstand from authority which wo deem unques tionable, that a few days ago, alter an interview oetwoon 11,0 intn rhlef Matnstrate and the orcacnt one, Mr. Lin coln expressed himself gratified with their concurrent Viows, ana tnai nc piaceu miyuuii. tuiwueuw wuu Vice President. FOB NEARLY A QOARTEK OF A OEN tary MATHEWS' VENBTIAN I1AIR DYE his.

bean ttii'ivoly used, ond in no eaao has it fallod to give entire "i 'El vpNUTlATinvRlatha bartand (leanest fi tha world. Itfl pnoo ia only Fifty Oonta, and each bottlo (on tuins double tho quantity 01 dye in tnoao uiualfj Bold for THIS HAIR DY15 is manufactured by a peculiar proossa which reniers it immeasurably auporior to anything in tiho sbBDeofa Dvo now or over before tha people. Bolngaonk nlefo in ono bottlo, no preparation Is required, whioh greak gimplifios tbo application. IN US1KC THIS DYE, jou avoid that DnsTT, bibtt ap nsarauee by wbich dyod hair and whiskers aro so roidily recogniied, when on inferior article has been used; beaidaa, it prodBcea a perfectly natural color ef any shado tbat may be desired one that will not fade, arock or wash out ona that is aa pormonent as the hoir itself. For solo by Drug siata.

Price 60 cemts. A. I. MATHEWS. Ganaral Agoat, ial9 2aw0mTll linoldatraet.

Weir Yoi. II OKI YS EMPO U1U WHEELBBWILSON'Si SEWINaMAOlIIrfHS EDWABDUCBAIGB 336 VULTONSTIIEBT OPPOSITE MYBTLHAT BlO lnvMP THE GEE AT GERMAN HlilLMITTEL, ATABBjTl OATARBITI OATAKBH1 BRONCHITIS, THROAT AFFEOTIOXJ, COUGHS, COWS, HOARSENESS, D1PTHERIA, ondtheSrstBtagoof uuaiunriiun, wife wero absent at tho time oi tho Are, and three chlldv renvfero left In charge or in ruuw; youngest, or whom aged five montha, was nearly suffooated. Tho fire wbb soon extinguished by Offlcor Karchendof th 4Cti precinct. Damago about $25, upon which there ia no insurance. Destecouve itntE.

Yesterday morning a fire destroyed tho flvo story cooporago establishment, oTX) Water N. also tho adjoining lumber yard and the bonded warehouses. Nob. Mil, 551 and 553 on tho op pojile Bldo of tho Btrcet. Tho loss, which la variously estimated at from $500,1:00 to Is bolloved to bo covered by Insurance.

TrutowN OvEBBOAitD. It is reported that a man named Gallagher was thrown ovorboard from ono of the Fulton ferryboats on Saturday night for express. Ing gratification at president Lincoln's death. It is believed that he was crushed under ono or the wheels. The body has not bocn recovered.

Arrival Cnpt. Bartlott, aid de camp to Son. Barllelt, and who was Bbol through luo body at tho glorious baltlo or Five Forks, arrived In this city thli raornlni, He will remain until quito recove el from his somewhat serious wound, at the residenco of llcv. Wm. Barllelt, So.

18 Elm p'ace. Petit Larceny. A boy named Thoa. Lyneli, gcd 15 years, was arrested yesterday, by officer King, of the forty seventh precinct, churged with stoihug $12 50 from Bngart Beaty, of the Flag House, on Newtown Creek. He waB held for examination.

Almost Kllled. A. mannnmedd James Mo Kenz'e, whila standing near tho WilliamBburgh post offlco on Saturday Bid to a friend, "Havo you heard Old Abe's IobI joke? Ho was immcdiitely sot upon and beaten by tbo passers by. and only saved from doath by the police, who conveyed him to the 1st Precinct station houso. Badly Beaten.

A man residing in Myrtle avenue, named Gnlncr, and employed In tho painter's deportmentof tho Navy Yard, was so indiBcreot in his lnncuogeon Saturday that a number cf men followed him out into tho Btreet ond beat him badly. lie was taken to tho Hospital, whero ho now lies in a dangerous condition. Takek with a Fit. A man named David JJelos, residing in Com street, was found in a lit in that street last evening by OfttVor Wynne, of tho 43d proalnot, who took him to bis rosidoneo. ArrorNTHENTS.

Governor Penton has appointed Peter B. Roes and Ludovic Dennett, of this city, Notaries Public, and Wm. A. Cobb, Brooklyn, as Quarantine Commissioner. Sudden Death.

As man named Martin Laekin was entering his residence, No 29 Checvcr Place, last evening, ho tell ot tho door and instantly expired. The Coi oner was notified. Id cODsequeaco of tbo general grief for the late rest rational loss, tho Youna Mon'a School Aid Association wifli to inform tboir friends that thoir ba'l, which ffasfo have tat on placo this is postponed until Fonic Jay ncit week, of which duo iiotioo wilt bo givon in the Eajile. iMroriT.u.'T; The Uuion Comont RooSug Co. repairs old tin, ehinplo or metal roofs, and warrants lliciii tiglit, or no pay.

No niatfar hoir small tha ib, or an where ithin 20 mites ot Brooklyn, as wo havo horsos cod nflgons n)J over tho cily. We do not claim to hottio cheapest, hut wc do claim to ho tho bet, and tlin best is the cheapest in tlio fnd. Ollices. 339 Fulton street, (Colo i Mv.rphj'a auction rooms,) 359 Myrtlo avenns, Brooklyn, and 10 Barclay Btrcet, New York. 1SG5.

At Williamson's, an Imperial Photo cr. ol Trksidesi' Li.vcots, enlarged from Carlo do Viti'c. Oricinail; taken by Mr. McLarty, from this al (JUAS. H.

WlMJAMSOS, Ebtablishod 1851. C'OKNViiiAL Felicity akd Buss. How Wives Nothing is moro Bivoeutiblo ol lii.nn froii' the storms of this world" than tho delicate nature of ucmmi. The tiuiband remains lienrtr and robust in iTOi ons when Iho frill onddelicato wife droops llko a nirk'l handler! sensitive plo' Tlio storm that loaves tlio o'Jrw uproots the flower." If yourwifois ailins. itknem prostrates her, if maternal solicitude and caro near upon ht remember, yau nro tho Hoavon appointad guardian of her health.

You should not foil to supply hor witli delicacies which will at eist Nature iu restoring her to fult vigor. Plantation llmens oro juat tho thins she needs. 'Ilieirrll'ect in building up tho system, restoring the 'n furrcs 'o Ilieir pricinal viir ir, no blood nri adiroiO matter, is truly magical. al7MVA33t Catholic Lidhary Association, Rooms corner Court and Joralemon strcBts Tbo last address of the Filth annum Courao wi.l bo delivered by tho ltev. J.

li. Mi Donald, Chaplain cf the Association, on Tuesday evi Ping, April lolh, 1SC5, at eight o'clock. ale James BunKB, Prosident. Now Beady. At Miss Hodgin's, 233 Fulton itreet, St.

Ann's Buildinf, an elegant assortment of SpiinR nnd Suiimicr Bonnets, all stiles: Froncb Flowora and Ribbons in treat variety. Ladios' owa inatorials icnde up. N. B. Lnet Summer Bonnets and Hats niailo over to tho prcEent style.

'S9 Fulton street, up IiMiuctions in tho prices of ladies dress and Mantilla Trimmings, at LOCEITT rM A Go's, 251 Faltoa itrco. opponito Clinton, At the request of a great number of patrons, SiiFRMAN's Gallkry will bo open every evoning until8 o'clock, for tho inspection and sccouiuiojation of such ctii tiiinersns ucsiro to purchase sittings for ho fallowing '1 he public arc respectfully invited tooxaminoand cuinparo productions of this Gallery, al'Ht' Great reductions made tho prioea of la dlta' Drew and Cloak Trimmiaii at Looxxrr, fiox 0'l, V)l rnltan oppofciH Cliuton. ReliKious Notices, Cnuitcn of the Sayioub, Pierropont Struct, cori'or Monroo Placo 5 ervicos will bo heir in this church appropriate to too obsequies of iho lato President of tho United States on Wadnosday, April 19th. inst, at 11 olook uaonj MARUIliU, JlAHEn LAXCI'onn On SunDay, April 16th, at St. Catliporol, by tho Rov.

lather Tumor, FllANOia D. aliUllB to JKNNIE LANGl'ORD, Ooth Ot this city. DIED. Por.nKMUsfn this city, Buddenly, on Sunday evanina, April IGth, T'nnonoiiE PoLHEaius, in the 59th joar of his otico or funeral to morrow. Mautikdalk On Auril 10th, in Washington, om wnuno received at tho lato hattlo holoro Richmonil, Sorgt.

JosnrilA. flIATirlNDALE. 5th N. f. (formerly of Co.

li, Uth N. Y. f. M.Jin tho SOth year ot hia ago. uncial servicos irom tha tVashiugton avonuo Baptist ChurJl on Tuesday afternoon, ct 2 "'clock.

Friends or tho ftnuly and members sf tha ltth Regt. aro invited to altond. 1. owe In thiscity, in Sunday morning, April 16th, John I.owi:, in tho 73d years ot his use. Relatives and liiends of tna lainily arc invitod to attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon.

April 18. at 3 clock, from bislate rcside'ica, 220 Washington utrtot. tYALKEn Hkoty Walkek, 28 years of age. 'll reaiaius will bo iuterrcd in 'Tlio ETOrjreons" Cams tery. Theall On Sunday, April IGth, 1885.

at tho rosidoneo of his father, No. 50 llarftan avenue, Brooklyn. Jobeph A. TuBAIX, oldest son of Klisha aad Sarah Thoal, ia tho 21th yearoi tiisano. 'i ho relatives and friends of tho family nro respectfully invited to attend hie funeral froua the CLurch or iho Assumption, corner of York and Jay are, at 10 o'clock tomorrow (Tuesoaj) moruiog, whero asolemu roqo.em mass will be oifsred up lor tho repose of his souk t'Olt SALE AND TO LET.

STABLE TO RENT IN LOVE LANE Ikl Urick stuWo oast Henry street AdpW to W. A. MARTIN, 103 Ulinton Etreot or 81 Water Btreet, N. Y. aJl 'SSeod TO LET PARLOR STORY OP HOUSE No.

206 State street, conaietinji of four roens, with B8B and water: rent $20 a mootU. Can.be soon anytimg after 2 o'clock P. M. rf0 LKT THE LOWEK PART OP A bronstono front house, water and gas, to a small family. Apply at 220 Pearl street, Brooklyn 10 LET PROM MA FIRST, 393 ADEL tireot, 2 taseraente, 2 parlors and 2 atiio bedroom; rent per month; Fulton and Atlantio avonuo oars Onch end of (ho ulock; gaa and water.

Apply between 3 und o'clock P. M. aU 2t TO LET THREE LOFTS, RUNNING from Vino to Doughty atreots, entrance on Vino st. Applyto VALENTINE BKRGEN, A'o. 'J3 Fulton atreot, Bro oklyn.

FOR SALE A TWO STORY ANDjATTiC while frame houso, No. 8 Putnam avenue, vory oouve nient to tliol 'ultun aveauo care. The houao iu tilled in with lack ard contains 13 rooma. and has water aad kos. luquiKor un, 110.

iu futnam avenue. FOR SALE CHEAP, 3 STORY, HIGH etoop, sub collar brick houso, 62 Uarroll ct. ivaior and cati 23x40: lot 100 feet; woll located. Apply to P. W.

KEKYON. 1P3 Cliiitop st, or No. 68 Wallst. Y. iTIOR SALE TWO HOUSES ANU LOT, known as No.

140 Polivr Bt. south eido, betweon Raymond nri Canton tts; oast line 125 tee tin depth; west lino 122 fo byt inchoa by 26 feet in width; will bo aolrt low, and part can remain on mortcago if desired, apply at 272 pearl street, New York, neitto theFulton Bank, al? flt TO LET THE LOWER PART OF A Iioueo, six rooms; rent $25 per month; also uppar nart. four iooma, $16 per month, or two rooms would be rented with mt boar'l. situated at 377 Ade'phi street, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn; grjwnper hods occupants. T10LET A PRIVATE FAMILY, ON I Brookhn Hoi.Thts, wou'd let part of a Houao, my nished.

lo a family, or gentleman, wittioat board. Apply at uenry streuu or ud fur nished A brown atone house, delightfully l'Nco corner of Court stroot. Possoasion beforo tlie 1st of Mnr. if (IPAllGO. tMrvvaa rsviTT Tn A TTTTKNISHED BOOM.

WITH 1 out hoard, to gontlomin. in i a csoco' ahlo faraily; cuod reference roouired. Apply at a Bond stroet. it" i l.TT.T IN WALWOKTH BTKMJST. in.

imnin ffum Tintfnln fmnt. hnmnnL front riom bedroom on iioer, 10 a man auu wuo vuwuv POLITICAL NATIONAL DFMOUKAT IQ GENBUAli COMMITTKli OK KI8 OOtJN. TV A Bperia meoiing of th bove muiitUa mU be ANTE A SITUATION BY A rcsnflfifihfn ov m7.h annd r.3t.v rflfnrfinr.n. to coo. wifti and iron, or would do tho bouseworkof a raall nrivato family.

Can bo seen at 50 Myrtjo aveauo, 3d story front room. VXANTEDA SITUATION BY A RE TT spectablo girl, with good city reference to cook, wnh and ivon; or would do the general housework ol ft amall private family Can bufeen at 77 Concord street. WfANTItf) A SITUATION BY A StJAIVl strcs; can do kinds of family sewini; ha9 no ohjecuonKto do lighiciiamborvrork or tiko caro of children. Call at the corner or. Concord and Bndgosts.

in tho Diy Goods store. Wanted situationTby agtr, to do neneral housework, good city referancogiTen. Apply at 2C Cumherknd street. WAN TED BY A RESPECTABLE middle agod woman, a situation ta do plain so' vin or take caro of ono or two cliilHren; sati9facforv references given. Can be coen at Gold street, in the rear.

ANTED ASITUATION BY A YOUNG m'rl. Int.nlv tn ii(l(i(l nn plinnibermntft nnd nliiin fi.iUMr or would do housework in a small family; la willing anil obliginir; will innko hnr solf generally usoful. Can bo seon at 2U Front street, 2d floor, front room. WANTED SITUATIONS IN BROOK lyn or vicinity for 200 servants. American, InslHli, Tn'ph, Scotch andGergan.

fiadres cannot fail in selecting juetsach aHervantastbey want, both in a and qualifications, by applying at Mr HENDERSON'S Now Otbce, next baaoment to my old omce, No. (i Court streos. (Montague under the limigrant Savines Bank, now onoof iho largeBt and nicest fittod ip otBce for the business in tho city, for tho accommodation of omployersand servants. aVtii HOTJSFS, WANTED. AH TED A HOUSE i'k'lM MAY 1st, centrallr located.

Addrosa A. II. Boi Now Vorlr. aU2t WANTED AN UNFUBNISHltD HOUSE with modern improvement, for a small family. Address, atating location and torms, J.

office. 2 ANTED A HOUSE EOB A SMALL private family; a modern built ho so, within ton minuros' a'k from either tho South or Wall ntrootforrj; rent, about $1000. Address HOUoJ. fOOLowor Pott Office, No York. al5 it' WANTED SECOI.D ROOMS, lth wntor and gas.

andof gontoct character, for a wtfow lady (nlone); unexceptionable rtfernncus rriven and renuircd. Address F. D. ltoomil, No. 21 William ewyol.

al53tl WANTED HALF A HOUSE IN THE vicinity of tho City Hall, for a family ot adults: rent not lo exceed $IU0. Addross, Btatlng location, DAVID BON, Eagle office 2f WANTED A LOWER FLOOR, WliLL lighted about 22x40 walled and in good condition. PcTiuanetii if desirable. Address li. W.

6., Kaglo otlice. alii 3t WANTED PART OF A HOUSli l.N A good locatiou, 6 or 6 rooms, auitab'o for 1 small family homekcepiue (no sinall children.) with gaa. watgr. and if iio. sitilo.

bath, convonient to carrouto 'or which a fair lontwill Lo poiil. addrcisN. TUO. ll' SON, Box2l25 Post uflicp, New York. nl5 3l WANTED BY A YOUNG GENT, A lurnisihod apartment in tho locality of vVnli atreot ferry, without boar r.

Adoroiii If. Buglo aid 2t WAN') ID FURNISHED HOUSE, IN Brooklyn A small family, without children, w'nh to rent a small or medium nizodwoll furoiihed houo, iu a good location, and having all the modern improvements; befctof fereucfsns to caro and responsibility Addro 1H1NBAR, Box 1441 P. New Vork, atatiog location, description of furniture, terms, ia. Jt A HOUE WITH MOOERH iniproemontfi, in a cnteol neighborhood; would like to lease for tbreo years. Addross KiSdPO.N'SIBfj Eagle office.

Vttf ANTKT) A HOUSE OK PART Of TV one, with about six rooms, hath rnoni, small fnniilj o' sduJts A Vops SAMUEL OltUMP. 11 and V9 Fultim sheet, Kow Yort. tlj It WANTliD ANi ONE HAVING THE uoncrpartof a houso to lot, any 1 orSmoim on rensonablo terms, hear of a dcsivaMo toi'ant (tho fani ibiHcnlyagenVeman and wifo) by addressing ultou sTOft. Brooklyn. aU 3l otatkdany oke having ana diuinKizod brick noum in anood location, 'iishing io difipnEo of same cheap, or rent with privilogo to pur cliase, to a fiuro teimuL aud small family, will plaain a'l drens, with full particulars, I'ELU iM, Cox 4il5.

N. Y. P. or21 Groono avt drook'jn. aVUt I Sfll ALL AMEKliJflN family, from llireo to fivo rooms, for Inino kecping in a quiet family water on tho aamo iloor; 1'3 milimes warn iruiu iiiu ibrriua.

auutuss, ior unu li pplo olncc. alO WATEI TO RENT, IN A GOOD LO calitj, by a responaiblo tenant, a inoliuin eized three story and basement bouse, in good ordor, with all iho modern iu.piovemeuta. Address ilox 707 tfoiv orir Post office. all 21" ANT''D BY A SMALL 11ESPEOT ahlo finnily, part of a house, oontai'dng ab fivo cr six Dohveon uuaaon ara vanaoroni avonues. noar Mvrlle avimuo.

Gas and water rouuiro.l. Keforonoos B'ven. Aildrcs Kagle Offic. WATED KOOMS WANT)1) IN A RK eectablone'chboraoodfora family without children; 2 parlors. 2 basements.

2 rooms upper floor. Ploaso address, stating terms, location. N.M., ISaglo offlco. for 2 days. aW2f WANTED TO RENT A THREE Ti )R and attic, brown stono front houso, mtlialltho modern in a good neijrllbnrhood, for whic S12C0 or moro will bo paid.

Address GHJiGOUY office. alOCt' BltOOliVi OITi ISOlNDS of tbo soveral classos, at lairmnrket prices. Apply to J. S. MAUKAY A GO.

6 Court street, Brooklyn 'elotf TTtTAKTED IN A GOOU LOOAL1TV, Bi a rt spimbiblo tenant, a 3 storv and basomont houso, (brink or stono) in goou oruer, wim an luu nients: ront $VC0to itOt porarmum. Addross Box 2151 N. tf. I'. BOARDIN(i.

BOAHD WANTKD FR rJWO Gi'lN tlcn en, in South Brooklyn. Trivato fa uily proior rcd Addreea, with tonnn, 0.. L'agle OJhce. liOARD WANTED IN SOUTH.BROOK lyn; ono largo furnished room, for a gontloriran and ite. and amall room fornuiao.

Addresj. utitins rtn3. G. II. Iglo Qflice.

a'' BOARD WANTED BY A LADY, IN A private lamily; noobjecion to a few other boar I Wnhfin nnm lit to tllB Fillton Orr. AddicrsW.M.tM4pluoflirc. ij OARD THREE GENTLE31ISN OAN BE ja accouiiiiuumv'i pjuiou.n, in a privato famili, wliciutboro aro no othor hoarders. Ann vaitd esi. jiiiuu.

uoosv OABD A MAN WISHES irri rtlnndniit. fflUlilv. TlflRr FllltOn ferry; a tliconul room, iho cliiet r. ouisiti. A'lthaw, with li.r nlim, and torniB.

whicb rcust not bo high, V. w. SIKH'S, nniceor int tow i urf BOABl) WANTED 1JY AS1NGLIS am tlemon. ina.nrivatp family, or wlmio thore ire fow Icardo mo Ticinny ui iue i btaliDg location, terms, K. J.

offlco. air TOABU WAMED IK riKOuXCLV fN, UK address ior two miya. i a li ii i i7 2t" XirOQKl.Ml runi' uirn U' OOAKD WANTKIJ Bli A lfAtaiLrlf ut 13 four oo nlta. th oniohiW and ono Mant 3 or 4 fSons: privats family, anil location wostof Court atreot ArtrfrAaa RoiSI'iBrooklyn P. O.

oUJt OOAKJ' A LAD I D1WILC1S3 BUAiiu m3 witnintno nni'foi iujiuw alid Waeilnrtori 6(reet, inanmato familT or jjoutool Doaroinc liol'o. by nolo, atating particulard, 3. 4 IIUIU'WUL BOABDTWO UNFURNISHED FEONT rnnmn second story, with (rood board for tiro pernors aS per one fumiabe.i room, third ator, at liSVaVbB had iniuicdiavely at State, corno of Olintin BtSrt. OABD A PEIVATli JfARniiy HiVV ins alarBowcll furnished spara room, with bath, rot. i.VBrVfinirloeontloniaii: location about a half a Wad Sf forrv.

Adrlroa. Bor US i 1UA1 OAliD tJMv JVanr nun DCBfi in nrotmiju Bo ARD NICELY uss latav ituLiivio tfiet with Eood board, at 159 South Oifoid bItmL a AHnn.ifi avnnftH. convoniontt all ffiia. bs TarsTno In dinner at Wojoloclr mriioam 13 OABD A GENTJUpRlAri Ml) wim in Brat nooVoer 100. on Baltio Sdoora lrom OABD TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN or ainclo centleman, an aulto In Lufe: famdyamaU.

Apply West Baltic, near Clinton Btreet. Ji TiTiTPD WASTED FOB ALADV; HAS KAMVtlJJ, t7.o montha old; can wait onhor mw that la required: would protpr suit icomfi rUW muit bo rowonahlo: paraont 0 board witn a ladj termi mu Addre3B m. Barrio advance, or in 5lL "fTTiTfTTWerOB THREE YOUNG R45H, i aceommorlated with board and n. jn 0 rivato fami y. in iirooK TTifrvfANTED 20 PER WEKK 1 bViontleman and wif.l afornisbol drcta immediately, u.

rnmiuodatlonaand terms; reforenc givon. B'OABD WANTED By A SINGLE GEN in a nrivato Amcrion or Bnsliah family; bas rorwfli JUPU by letter to Bnle 3. nip in BOARD IU iJli'i JLlvu a largo fnrnished room, with or without wu'hm Xo minutes' walk of Fulton and BOAR BROOKLYN BOARDING Agency, 15 Court street, oopoalta tho Oity Hall, where irivate familial and boarding houiei may ba imma Jii.tIi. with tha molt denrablo clasa of bnarrlora. iim' Tm ahed or unfurnL.hed.inailparta of Brooklyn 1SS with full or partial board.

Ladioi and IratiiU" "JSi to tb, met deiirabl. places in thU oit, IKEE.0F0HARSli WH. MANNING, Proprietor. TAFAU WATER DEPARTMENT, RE r.TSTllAR'S OtFIOE, Room No. 9, Oity Hall, East w3.g Kcondio Brooklyn.

April w5'ti. RATES Notico is heroby given to all ovnara anVi ot oronorly. Improved and nnimnroved, oilied with the wa'or ma na, fiat the rates for the sear W65 will bo duo aud nayablo on the Li ftlvof Mav neit. OntbeflrBt day of Juno ono per Tf2nltwIlFbe addcdtoall bills ttion ramatailiigBU additlSnal one per cent, will be added on the nrsto of oaeu mS "iaU be 2.1 (tni hinconvonienco and delay may ba avoided by liX. nS business ith tbfa ofico if thoy will at ffito So "Jtos 'keir bills during the oarly mnnS uM great crowds of parsons ara inyari in andanoe tho last ten or fl'toon days), and A.driSo to nay on raoro loan ono pieoo of property Sn faolUtatt the making of their bllla, ani ensure Irl.fS Iriaor by handing their city tax bilk or a loMltort of tta diler.nt few eloquent remarks appropriate to the occaaton, alter which Mr, John C.

Jacobs presented tho following rose lutinB Whereas, Almighty God, in Hla divine wisdom, has seen lit, Dv an unexpected and awful visitation, to ro moio from bis earthly laoora tho honored President or our country, and Whereas, This severe blow haa fallen upon ua at a period when it can least bo borne, therore Resolved, That wo humbly beseech the Great Itulcr or oil thtoos to give strength or purpose, wbadom and full measure of patriotism to thoco who must now bear tho vast burdens of a nation just emerging from the gloom of civil strife, to tbo end that our Union may bo restored, and peace, with all its blessings, may once more dawn upon a long suffering people i Itesohed That, throwing asido all recollection of pa3t political difference, wo unite in praising tlio honesty of purpose which has characterized tho Presidential career of our lato Chief Majistiatc. Coming from the peoplo, hewaa pro eminently their representative, thciradvocatc, their friend, and his history lurnishea a notable example of what American institutions may produce, which will live for ever in the history of the nation. As Washington waa the father of his country, Abraham Lincoln must bo considered its martyr. Itesolved That the entire peoplo must regard the assassination oi the President as a cold blooded and heartless murder, for which no punishment can bo too great, nd that tUoy only hopo no considerable number of American citizens havo been involved in tho commission of this moBt gigantic crime, Mr. Jacobs paid a high tribute to tho late PreBidout as a martyr of tho Union, ond eulogized his honost earnestness duty, his labor to secure an early peace aud restored nationality.

The speaker felt that it hid been the duty of every man to rally around Mr. Lincoln in thoso efforts which became so apparent in hifl last moments. To lOEfl him now must solten the sternest ol hcarls, and bring bitter tears to eyes which nover wept before. God preserve ond protect us in tho hour of our humiliation. Follow with unerring hand tbo enemy of liberty who baa tints afflicted us, and puu.

i with a just vengeance bis unpardonahlo crimp The languago of eu oay cannot properly exp csi our sorrow. But let us not toect tho future. It is full of danger to a Republic, which, for years Dy civil Btrife, has lost tho protecting arm of its chieftain. Let us give to the incoming administration, wisdom, strength of purpose, anil a deep sense of justice, tbat the glorious labors oi our armies may not havo been in vain. Short but eloquent speeches were then moao by llr.

Goodrich ond others, afior which the meeting adjourned, subject to the call of tho chair. Sleeting of Boiler Makers. Boiler Makers' Department, 1 Navy Yard, April 17th, 'lis. At a meeting of tho lioikr Makers of the Yard the following preamble and resolutions wero immediately adopted Whereas, ithas pleased Almighty God to romove our President, Abraham Lincoln, 1'roai bis sphere of ugelul hceb, yet trusting to Him who doutu all things well;" therefore Iteeolvcd That from the present, to the time the remains of our murdered President be deposited ill ilieir final resting place; wo, the omploTces of ihfs drpirttnont, desiring to show our uuieigued sorrow lor our sad bereavement, do agrco to restrain from all labor imtil Friday iming, UlBt instant ltesolved, That these resolutions bo published in the Brooklyn Eagle and I'mori. THE FIIlZMEN.

At fiiiccinl mectiug of Goodwill Eugiuo Company No. the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, Tbat in eoiiEeq.ieuee of the recent national calamity, tho first annual Ball ol tho above Company, to tako place at Montague Hall on Monday evening April 17th, bo and is liereby postponed. D.ie notice will be Riven through the public press of tho timo it will tilic place. Jasies Campbell, Foreman. N.

E. Gregory Secy. yVOElilNGMEN's MASS MEETIMC! PuSTTOJIED. At a meeting ol' the ileiegu' of the iliil'ureut trado associations, held on Saturday iiing last at So. SCO Fulton it was decided fitting and to post pono tho mess meeting of which was to havo been held the Athcneum this evening.

The meeting will probably be held mmc during next week. AFFRAY 11 YORK ST. Mike Eeury a Public House Keop er lias Ms Throat Cut. HE IS EXPECTED TO BSC OVER, Aircst oi" the Pei'petratGr of the HoiTisjlc Deed. MIKE HENRY'S STATEMENT, A moat horrible attempt at murder which will tuoBt probably result fatally was mado about half past 11 o'clock Sunday night, in tho oyster saloon, No.

1 York atrect, kept by A. II. Jacobs, the virtiin being Michael Henry, who keeps a liquor aaloon at No. OS Fulton street; a'most immediate Iy ovor tho saloon where his assassination was attempted Jroni oil tho factB which could bo gathered by our re porter in relation to the affair, it appears that about half, past ono o'clock this morning, Henry went into tho oys. ter saloon in question and ordered an oyster atow.

Ho was sitting quietly waiting for it when a man named John Downey, who lives witli his family over tho store occupied by Henry, crnna into tbo saloon and got into convonauon with three men who were thero at tho and finally pot into a dispute wi'li one of them, who rose to strike him, when Henry interfered and told the man not to strike Downey as ho was not worth it On this Downey got into some words with Henry. At this time Mr. Jacobs, thopropiietor ol the Baloon, was in tho cooking apirtment, aud heard Henry say to Downey, "Go away from me, now; I don't want to have anything to do with you." Fciriuir a disturbance ho came out and put Downey out of tho store, but in about fivo minutes after tbo tetter cvrue back, having something concealed behind hU back. Going towarls Henry, Jacobs sa.v Dowuoy pull a razor from behind hiB back, and immediately called to Uenry to bo on his guard, but before the latter could cet up from his seat, Downey had sprung on him and inflicted a terrible gash in his neck and throat, severing three rirtcric3. An alarm was instantly given, and th assassin was arreslcd by officer Reagan, or tho ild picci.net, and tho wounded man was conveyed to Iho Hospital.

Further Facts and Particulars Statement ot Mike Ilenry. Mr. Henry is at the City Hospital, undor treatment, and this morning was very much easier. The wound is not so dangerous as was first supposed, but bad tho razor penetrated a little further, tho jugular Tein would havo been severed. He appears to bo in pretty good spirits, and only expresses sorrow at the publicity which tbo affair necessarily must obtain.

Ho says that on Saturday night, between 11 and VI o'clock, feeling a bttic hungry, ho went into the oyster saloon on York near Fulton streets, kept by A. II. Jacobs, and sat down to a table, ordering an oystar stow Downey among others was at tho bar, and was somewhat intoxicated. As Henry sat down, ho says, Downey came up to him nnfT commenced somo abuse. He told Downey to ko awnv rL'' De not want to have anything to say to him.

'io this controversy, Mr. Ames came forward Bndid to hw I TiwHna" in the evening. Henry says Downey parly tho bar! and Bom7 high words en'iQg them struck Downey Henry then cried on; "Oh I don't strike ho mani he is'nt worth it; he hasn't tf enough to strike back." Jacobs, the proprietor, then ulttrtered and put Downey ought of tho honse. Henry says u0 1 gave himself no concern, ond was lcanimr his bead upon his hand, when tho door opened and Downey entered again. He Eays ho heard the barkeeper cry oat "look oat, uow almost instantly he felt a sharp, quick btnrsation on the neck.

Henry then says be put his hand up to bis ueek and bis band entered tho wound, and the blood waBilowingfreely. Downey then hcaays, made another thrust at him, wbeu the crowd iulorferod; Jlr. Ames receiving a severe cut on tho hand iu so doing. Henrv Bays ho was taken to the Station Houso whero his wounds were dreBsed by Doctors Cochran ond Mc Farland, and lrom thence to the City Hospital, whero ho now is. Mr.

Henry wob a peaceable, quiet and inoff jnsivo man, always good natured, wiih nothing of tho buily or of belligerency aoout muj. ine pouco parncuiariy speaK of hif pla''e as being the moBt quiet in their precinct, and tbo aflair, as will he setubulow, wis a long threatened one. YVTIO JOUN DOWNEY IS. John Downcv, tho aBBaesin in this case, bears rather a hard character, and it is said, has been iu tho Habit of beating bis wife. He is a hard drinker, und when uoder liquor, 1b lull ct fight, and very uglly.

It appears that about a year or more ago, Downoy went into Alike Henry's place, in Kulton street, aud unset a lot of pennies which Henry was counting and placinn in bundles. Then seizing hold of a customer be said to him, "you sou ofab youmustd ink with me." Tbomsn refused, when Downey b. eamo violent and abusive. Henry sent outside, and said to Downey, "You may ahUBO me as mu 'h as you llko, bu jou must not disturb my customers." Ho thou put him out of tho houso. On several occasions thereafter ho greeted him from the house, and every time Downey got a little liquor ID him, bo would breathe all sorts of throats ugainst Henry.

Downey is a man nearly aix feet high, a powerfully built fellow, and has lothcrahard look. Heaoeins to manifest no particular feeling in regard to tho event, and takes the matter as coolly as if he had but killed some pctly insect. Hia nose is rather badly cut, and bla face looks aa if somebody bad well punished him. He Is now in a cell at tho city Hall, whore ho was remanded until to morrow, in order to seouro hiB For SOU by DUMAS, BABNE83 31 Park ROT, HKOBflAJI 4 00., SttlW. 611 169, BroodvrayJIowTork; WEEKPATTEl5IWholoslo Agents, Ko, iWWaahlnj ton itmt, Boston, Man.

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