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Auotion Sales. Amusements. (Trij fMos aiii) Gossip The Fusion Movement. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE, 2K P.M. One Week Later from Europe.

Arrival of the Atlantic. Bombardment of the north sid of Sabastapol. THE SOUTH SIDE TO BE BLOWN UP. make a recounoiBsanoo on tho coast, in order to do termin whoro to disembark, is said to have roturn od to Constantinople. Tho Turks say tho captain of the etcamor conldnot find Batonm, and that this is the reason of his returning.

At any rate, knowing the attraction which Stamboul has for all Turkish officials aa the centro of intrigues, and tho difficulty with which cvory ono loaves it, there can bo no doubt that his rotnrn puts an end to a campaign in ABia for this yoar. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Sahastapol was cortainly to bo blown up "by tho Allies and mines wore being sunk for that purpose. Gortschakoff 's army was threatened by large forces of the Allies from Eupatoria and naidar. Gortschkoff reports on 8d inst.

that an inofootual movement had been mado on his left flank. Tho Zor was at Odossn had issued an encouraging ad totlio RiiBsian people. A collision is anticipated botween tho Western Powers and the King Greoco on account of tho lattera Russian proclivities Tho food question is still serious both in France and Germany. Tho Bank of England had still further advanced its rates of discount to 5 1 2 nr. ct.

Tho Allies have mounted a lnrcn mimW of mor Anthony J. Blekcker, Aactlooeer, TrjEsDAV October 23. A 1 13 o'olock. n'Jbt xohnre. The following property, vn: On Division aveno.

tha thre anil b'lemtnt brick hou and lot of ground, tuatod on Division vena south side, dlsUnt bonl X9S ice iHrertTiromtre soiu1 ras ertven ner of WytTte ana avrn es T' has modern IrrDrovemantS. "uch as S'" akirg to .1 a'id 3. 1 ories Th't floors, are Inlrd In Pise l. t.50 rrc fnrhi ltunh stree it r. ft de vra es.

gas nioea In 1st, rooms the tit and Sd i an n'shed style, Division avenue. 'eet on the eas'erly and 7t feet lf Hnu ffc A InnhM nrt ileeD on ttie we i'. rly side D'vislon nV ui. 39 feet In dpi, t. intf Ta properly wlthl three minut mlk of the new ferry at the ot oMouth lo street.

1 wltWn six mtnut walk of the Pr ck Slip or Division Avenn Fer l9. "or terms and fur'ber partlculart, apply at tbe office of the Aur lonen. No 7 Rroad utr'tt. Special attention given fis'lllng and leasing by prlvateooatraet every description of ai 1 Bitste. old td Tumdat, October 23d, At 13 o'clock, at 'he Merchants' Kxchanire, the following Leasfhoid Prooertv vl On Pulton st.

Brooklyn Tnele nehold property comlitlcg if a four story lck store, known a i No tl Pnlten it. near Hicks, havl Iron shattera. lafes, ho1 it whetl. Ac. with flx tu'eacomple'o.

The lease II from the Frenoh ohnroh, at per annum tho lease beiag perpetual. Abo. the fonntorv brick s'ore adjoining tha above, known in No. 48 Fulton st. samo as the abovr.

with dwelling In built or brli k. two and a half stories hljh. all In Onm plet rep ir on the rear rf the lot and fronting; on Doughty st. The leare being tho sameai the above. Aim.

the fonrstorv brick store adjoining, known at No. Fil'tou ri with a two and a hilfitory brick dwelling bonis on the rear same, and In all respects the aArns th above ''eirlb Alio, the lease of lot No. fl Pulton it. adjoining the lait named, with party wall" and rubbish on ihepremli esoaased by tire. Th lee in all respects tbe same as above About mii half of the purchase money oan remain on bond and mortitage.

Cor mans, terms and fnr'herpart'culars, apply at tbe offloa of the auotionetrs. No 7 Broad it. N. Y. RoeoUl attention glv idling, sxchanglog and letulnc by orl vt contract every desor ptlon of ri citato.

oW td Notio.5. The undersigned are prepared tn porohaie and neii by private eo.itract. Real Etlait, and LtatthoVi Prop lntheofy of Brooklyn, and to attend to trt Auction Siulneu in all its branohes. ANTHONY J. BLBECKEH A Offloe No.

7 Broad it, near WaS. Jamxu Cole. Auctioneer. BY COLR A HON. OffU.

4E tmner tf front ttrtei. BrocUvn. JaUES IIOLK SOU. KlllffivM thir lUn(n a aalea of Houieh Id Furniture, and nut doorsilet Bentratbr mnu b.i eikioa ui mcki buou, u0 at ine A OnaiUvfl fil. Joan H.

Oi kBT, Auctioneer. BY OAHL1CY A WRIGHT. Will give their nurannai attention tn th flat, nt ni aiaucLiim.ui me aeronauts lixcaange. Hew xora, i uapaviuuH Dale noom or in any section or Long illan to the saleof Furniture. Dry Goods.

Grocorlei7eroh iw yrivubc ivoiueEeu. or aiineirnaies MOOBu Real Estateof every description at Private Bait. Hoodi received on Storagcn nd ooroorudgnmcntl. John Jonis. eitate and insurance bkokths.

Jyo.35 FtUUm (treet. (Jonet'a Building,) oppoelti C14 ate Ball. Brooklyn. would rcsoecifriiy inform Ws frlendi ami tho public that he lll give his personal attention to tS sale and purchase of Real Estate. CnRna R.

Auctioneer. nm BY 11IARLE8 R. MILLER A CO. Office 19o Rroadway. rrner Dey BtreeU New York, and Wy iff avenuo Bast New York.

Miller Real Estate Agents and General Auctioneer), wli personal attention to sales of real ea tale afpublw or private sale and to the sale of household furniture at the residence of families declining honiekoei. mg. and in out door sales generally. emt git, 8in Rooms, Oorner of TPmovgKbyand Pearl streeta.near At Oan IlaU, Brooklyn. Joseph HuasMau, Auctioneer.

Friday, Oct. I2th, At 10 o'olock A. at the Central Sties Bojma, oorner of Will and Pe 'rl streets. EXRfcUTOasSLB Aqrianll yofclothlng. books and oil piintinsa.

handsome single walnut wardrobe, bureau, washetand, offloe tabte and detk. oottaga bedileadand mat trass. Rockor Ac io. Alfo the usual assortment of goodseoond band farnltore, carpus parlor aod cook tovei, heater and flxttjres. At half past twelve o'olock 1 roan horse, 15 bands high.

5 years old. and kind I bay pacing poney 3 years aD kiud 3 nin 33 seconds. Stand withont t'onKe which be oeivet during the past thirteen yeara. respectfully reforms those Interested, that he Is now pi enared cHvp nonsiori. njfctsnf all kinds of PCRNITral DRY GOODS.

UArtp tVARE FANCY GOODS. BOOKSir 5 nc eolrt at Auction or Privti Kale, in his n. ind splendkl es 1100ms. Liberal advances whnn rertnirati Private I Ions i For Sale. JL FOR SALE 3 CANADIAN HORSES or? cea 10 8 Montagne.

near a tf tW: KOR ttALK CHEAP THhEE HOOD PO'JIar'tl on hnn Mi I'lQ tl ik I o.l i. 1. 1 'oP; ai woavi. in re plJCriiRJii A. convenient i' ii A iS SA'i1 ANlJ of ditur3, of heiviii.

v0" 'd" the bos; muiner and oomc. DUttmn up Apnly to iire MRJ.J No. t. OT. FOB SALE on Pl.

iibiwh, itrltoij and 1 4 n. ot i 6 j.i a and Wyekvft War. aai LOTS FOR SALE AT PRICES FROM 3260 rt ia the Mt "'iv Brooklyn, J.I 'v. "i'1 Preal'lentand (Urroll Htiyets if 101 orovimentjare mad. all th purchas ey evi r.

SJ wtr fronts on ti uitable for matiurHntor.es or luroboi oti App.y from 8 to 9 and 3to3ps.ro AR'rHOR Vf. 8KN 0N, First P'ar o. JeUi? ithdoor Est of Court st. IO 't SAVE. A 3 tory nt, with sub iis bcllt iu th btstmiiunersnu of the bt ntste lal, Wid Do sold a bargato applied for lit mtdi.tely.

Apply to A. J. BLKEnRKB c.n. Ni). 7 Broad street, Y.

FOii Sale. A 3 Stor; and Brick Iiousi with tub cellar. la Canton street rer Pulton Tv, Deat well bullr. anrt thorongnly finiihed I ouae st ra'e loca ton. Will tll low ror oash or ex.

change for good lots w'th some cash. Apolv A. J. BLKEOKEtt A ol'ltf No 7 Broad street. n.Y.

F'jii riALK. A 2rali aouse anu 4 lot on Stith and 21st ctreot.Bl'.uatod 100 feotfrom Jlfth avenve prloe AS'Kt 3. Btreetj paved and fr aa from all Incnmbranocm. Appl rtror to Hr. Whitman.

mhlltf FOR SALE Several well located building lots to nchange fcr small houses or property well rented. Aonlyto A. J. 826 tf No. 7 road st, N.

Y. WASHINGTON PARK. Very desirable ilnllilr.R Ixsts for sale on DeKslb. Carlton. Portland, Knd lahin avenues, and Oxford.

Cumberland, and Hamtv den atr cta. IJrcoklyn. The above property offers every Uv tQcemeils tj purohaoers, being bet a short distance from ''leferri. easy of acsoas, la tba best neighborhood, and on as? terms Aqpiy to OHAS. J) fBOBT, oor.

Pnltw and yrontitreets. BONE BALE, purn article ol BON ol i variety of flnenetii, from half Inch to per fect povue iroat a icle for Grape vines or fannlns dot Verb to J. 8. Kncfcay i Cocrt rtraot, BrcxiklyBvi mh5 tf FOR SALE The Four Story Marble Front Hons and Lot, sou therly sid of First Pi ice, oorner of Smith, '2S feet front, 133 feet deep. 33 oonrtyard, with ail the modern Improvements, wl be sold 10 terms easy Apntvto JNO BOTLE.t St BROTBMB, Jy26 tf No.

Iia miton it. To Let TO LET IN BROOKLYN. Three new En gllsh basement, brown stone front houses, possessing the tr odern improvements, situated InB near Court; from the South Perry, and adjacent to the 'ou of the F'ul Perrv and Gre nwood cars very desirable for all families. Rent moderate to BatisfaotcJy tenants. Also for sale, LAND AT UK NARSOTS 11 acres of land, splendidly situated near Port ami i ami comrnanding an nnaor naed view of tbebay and barbor; admirably adapted for sites for gentlemen's residences.

Also 35 lots corner offjth avenue and Middie strrei Applv to MERLE. '91 Water street. N. or No. 5 Blake's BuildiDgs.

Court street, Brooklvn. oKtf TO LET Part of a House, furnishnd, suitable for a gentleman and his wife, or for two or threo single irenllemen. rhey can be a enmmodated with breakfast and te if Terms moderate, and the family small Enquire at 18 rst Baltic at. South Brooklyn, between 10 A M. arid 4 P.

mviatf TO LET In the Brooklyn Institute, 2 or 8 roemt. suitable for offices, or for meeting of Societies, Hither .811 or permtnent. Vor particulars enquire at the Ini'ure. Wshingt nst. near Concord.

fettf rpu LhT 3 FDRNKHSD HOU8S8 IN Sou'h Rrooklyn, one In Hen at. one In st, me In 4'h Plr.ee. Prlcrefrr m750to 000 pe' annum. Also tev rslverydnlrablehcuie to and lease, without irnlture. Apply to A.

J. BLBr.CKER 7 Brrt.id ftST HAVfirM rccttiveil from Auction, at svt, lib ah. ff. th il C'. Olt'tl'i Ls1 1 1 1 no.

fu i. rn' ON'. 5i tw ol Sr. tlv 1 t'iri ci "i nkJ r. I r.

i i'lt it' eSnc.S.'K.'Uf Mv tj. .1 It KN i.tX. Mc Llii WILI. "oej larce i elrgaol iot i striped and I S' k. 9: pert aril, very cb Hp.

r.oh tie and elegant da, algi" Ol7 lw Mc. ZH rUL'l'0. BUUSaX, TIiIb r.vni.(iiit lit New Yorli. BCRT'iN'S THEAiltK Chambers street The Water Party Wandering If losireli WALJ.AOK'fl THKTRii Broadway Lavater jCJOO Ro warr. 3pir.ain?it ivv B(iaDW thj a iTIE Broadway.

Metamora Purls anil iacK wr nibi.O'S GAitoiN, Iitmiilway. Mlss Pyne Flp Van wirjKif BOWKRV THBATPB. Tl wry. Faslo MI It's Maid. MEIROPOriTAN THKAl'RK.

Broadway Phtdre WOOr 'W MlNNT tiri.H Hall. 4 Broadway. RDOKI.KY'S K. OIM U1 IIOO.SE.KJ3 Sroadrray Bnrlesiiue Opcri Mt iCnat relay. "Saucing.

MRS. A. LA NN Y'3 DANCING SCHOOL rtMntspoi i 5 Court Hlrct. Isnowonen. Levins and Saturday, commencing k.

Lltli' t. 1 ti Ktf Mf Ifnil, Iv MatllH rtftr i' IrK r. hi, flvpn. Iitnrmiltn a terns and 'egulailn ii f. bjotital on anplica inn to Mrs.

at t8 W( 'imit'. iv between lirlilga and Law renci a the FTall on the abivo sta cd dayi and hurv oar All EN AHi'f VIIiLY ROOMS, AAMS i tj Hall. K. Aran's waV ut pr 'f I'onconce to his friends and th cKbln in gent ru trmt he has at preat pxnenn ro i cntly lop'eteil ml sii rr.didty furnished 'ho above men tiored which 1 Tin on most reasonable (erm. Thu onu are ad pte fjr Soirees.

Privato Meetings, Ac E. Arentit a' so py ti nonounce that hn his Increased faclll lu for getiort un Dlnnrrs Suppers, Collations, Ac Ao. at the shortest nctn. and in a stylo that canno fail to give entir satisfaction Thanful for put lavo. s.

ho hopes to receive a conlitna tiou of 'he 'atnt ic8 lm FEREEi O'fi DANCING ACADEMY. MADAM', rUHREL'L FFRRKRO and BDWABD re otMly anuouncu to the residents i Hroi'lc'vn lhat lllev will ont a branch of their New York Aeadumy. 69 W. 14th Bt, at MONTAGDIl Hi Oourt st. on TTJKSDaY, OCTOBER 9th, at 81 P.M.

for nag Ladies and Masters, Tuesday Evening. Oct. lStb, fir Ci tu.r.i. n. Da "I VY and FRIDAY.

OIIKM "'V'." y. N. II Parjil" an i vti lime, the quarter commencing in1 day iren'iy. Circiila "ui Ac. oan be had at Mesnrfl.

Ptaith A 246 st, or at their Academy, 69 West 14th at. Y. Mr. FKRKKRO will bo at. tho ahove Hall every Saturday morning until tho opening of the School to receive applications.

18am Mil. J. W. 'iLE AND DAUGHTERS I'RIVATK DANCING AOADKMIKS, GOTHIC LL. Noh.

149 ao lot Adams street, and Union Halt, corner or urt and Backet', streets. Honth 'rook'vn. Mr W. A D. resp' otfully atnounw to tholr patrons of the city of Brooklyn, tht their elaMi for thv.

Mtiason wr'cem rneaccanab ve. atrto li.o Ca'l, MONDAY, Oct. 8th. at Union Mil', wmtii nufit. '(' uiatses In Hov vnrk, Meiro nolitan Aci deray.

9J m.ii Sjtiixth avenue TUESDAY Oct. 9f.h. AD return Ihcir siniwre thanks for th. verv llbitra' patronage ht rctofi re rceiytd, and hope to merit a oontlnu aiion of tbeame Mooiiay veTtirig fii'rt'o will Nov. 12th, ffor niirtlrut ri n' fo he had a ahnvn nt.

iho Rook snd Music N'orrs of Mr Wior. next door west of ttotnie uai', ana ol v. a ut, Fulton HrrK.viyn. N. Goihio Hall will be boautiln'l" furnished mid put In complete repair.

Nct entrance to Hal1, centre door. atotimls A. DODWORTH'S PRIVATE DANCING ACAD KM Y. no. 187 MONTAGUS PLACE, near OOUR.T CKKBT, It) now ooen FO TH HI SlflaSOV.

Mr. DOWORTIl lis.1 honor of announcing that agreeably to the repeated nollcitat'ons friends to establish a Dancing Academy in Bri.o'Uvn on the iilau successful In New York, ho htis erected a builr.it.g, combining everr convenience tht iould he suttgesied many years experience and evtry way idap'ed to thu healthful exercise to which It will be devot d. The location in one of tho raoct. acwsible in Brooklyn, the Courts'rcet, id ivenoe mil roada mi'et. Idk at Iho hear! of Mont ieue Place, but a few steps from the Academy.

The reputation of Mr. Dodwnrlh's Academy in New York, tho motion of so expei r've a t.ttildlng, and IbU bring his first "oason in ii asiurancea that nothing will omnted in any iy neceseary or appropriate for a Weil regulated private Drtncing academy. All noveltie wiUl imrodaced. Circular explaining t. rras, time of leEBOUB, Ac.

on be obtained tit the Acadnmy. fjt MONTAGUE HALL CONCtRT AND RijOilS. Court Brooklyn, (opposite 'h' Ci'y Hull Since the recon. the fnticlMia and En'pniit Ccncertand Arsemldy Riom" of Hall ve bnvn an.i re iJecorHfed tltr.ut'hout, tin undersigned, leasee of the I'U ldint, is prepared tomkearrangemi ntr r.f iia Oonce. ts.

Lectures. Ac. and with Mil itarwand ire Companies and other associations, for the us of 'he paroe no ae.inabi. From tbe uu'quea'id admired manner i wiiioh tho roocin are fitted uo their cn'ral and eligible location heir we ofaccet's. and the tirpiance and covenleocen with wh cii th aie lh proprietor hesitates no' to ascri.

without fear of contradiction, th it are not nurpatmed in this city Ball c'ommit'ees who iuav wish to engag the rooms, would do well lomake an early apjiiluatbu to preverjl dioappoinl jjent as 'he ro. mi are ra' fdlr eriL agl M'ponicand OJd Fi il iciations iuba BndParriVi. and Organisations of evfry description will hereOn.i ail tcitommri'iationrt my r. qnir. includiog fc i rtupp Diuo or ino'dent hr Ac.plltihtlon for thr use of Hall nwj a mIo ui thi: pmptji 'or.

ri. ii.tl.WS. 31 Urn 0. HOWELL IUVEBS SELECT ACAD EMY FOi FASHIONABLE 'NT. vALTZII.InWhitekouse Building.

No. 183 ltfL. fON ftTRESl'. Tiie Innatinn being ci n'. not gessea a decided a tvau tige over anv other is it is acittisibl by rilroM: or stage route i parts of riiv.

'i lie ACi lemv will be inducted withstrict propriety and due reisaru tore? pectaWlity. will by iritrnoted on a new and lropred plan, by ffhich they may acquire a cirret knowledge ofthc art. an; enabled to sxecute the raot difjlitult dancea perfde. ease. The original mode of instruction atlopted by tf.

Riv in ures the pupi a more advancement than nan b. a' taiced tt a.ty other institution of t' ieki'id io t.h. ci'y. Th arenow lor tli.j o. Dtlon nunils.

whifili will be received at aott fima iiu lmr thv season, thdi. auarter comm ncing from 'hed'tt of subucr binir. of Tu.tion Mor day ano urternnons for i.jfiies Wennesdny and saturd ty afiernoons fr IVIisbes and Masters. Wednea 'av and S.turdav oveniog.) for gentlemen. Afternoon Classen at 3 veiling class 'S at o'clock.

Hop3 wtll begiv.i'. at Arents li omB. Id: Adams lor thep.jpiis, tt ir pare ts and frioudB, for whicfi tickets may be ootained at the icadjtny sI7 8m WILSON'S PR( VAT ACADEMY FOB. ANNUAL ALL COMMENCEMENT. B.

rilLUKRT Wlt tON. ofess of han nle.irfare of announclne to Mr na trons and friends, and to classes enerallv thathis Aoalsmy on CMNTON rtTKEEf. corn. rof Atlantic wiU re open for th comroencen ent of the classes on iUESuav. t'l jrucis 3D.

The Classes this season will mei.t on Tuesdays and Fridays for yonng ladien and children at 8t o'clock, and for gentlemen at 8 o'clock M. The superior a ivantagea of this Academy are too wnll known to require comment, farther thn 'ha it I one of th most cappcions and best appointed In the United Theafiernoonolaaes are designed to meet the wants ami approbation of families, and intended Btrlctly as a famly school, and Mr. Wilson assures his friends and the public that he will spare no pains to sustain the character which his school has ever raainta'ned. Terms a3 usual. perconr3e of 12we ksln tt claBSes 810 Private instruction.

haifcourse $13; less than lessons each (2. Private iml monthly Soirees will he'given as usuai.whlc are exclusively for the pupils and their friends. Also the monthly afternoon parties which are exclusively for the pa. rents and friends of the afttrnoon classes. ISST Mr Wilson would aibo r.nnounce to the profession thu the will have the honor of introducing to their notics several very pretty NEWDANCKt.

just received. New classes vnalanUy forming no il March lit. oH 2ra In tho waiter of tbo itiiplicatior. tn Ll the Mayor and Comrrjon Ooonci' of the city cf Brooklyn, In relation to opening errten Blreet frcni Claison avenue to F'atbuso Tutnnike. In Iro of Brooklyn.

To all whom it may concern. W'Mhe undertiuned CjrnmiasioneiD of Estimate and Assessment on the above matter do hereby give i otlco tnat we have completed our report I th ooovo matter, and that the said report and are filed in the office of the clerk nrf the connty of Kings, for a ln tlcn by all persons inter ested, th we will meet it the rfhee of Ci.un7e' to the Corporation of ihorl of Brooklyn, at tho City Ha'l, on RID AY. theSCthdas of October, 2 o'clock in tbe alter xiood. to review said report. IfDated Brooklvn.o tobtr 13th, 1865.

TtlW f. ttfli.J DAVID BTEWaliP, mmlDsloners. i.RN.iiiDo'Nrir., ol610i PATEN I' MEDICINES. FOK, COUGHS, Colds. Asthmi, Soitting of Blood, Rheumatism.

T)ss pepsla. Ki iney OompluiotB. Salt Rnenm 8 rofula, reter anit Ague, uyneme'y. kc. ntso acnapp'.

London Coraial Gin. Female Medicioei. Pile Remedies. 4c. forsaleby MRS.

M. HAVK8. ntotr lis iutton St. BILLS Of aJSuilAiSICvfi cmisngltmd, lrelt Scotland and Wales, In snnis of one pound and rds. for sale hy J.

MAOKAY, Porelrn and Bxohcoe Briber. flonri ntroet. UrooVlvn. lw' tf HORACE P. FAKRlNGTON, MANUPAC turerof all kinds of Ensme'ed.

Painted and Grained Cottage and Chamber Fumitiire, wholesale aud retail, Nos. iS and 48 WOOSTSR Y. A large assortment of the above constantly on hand and mado to ordor at the shortest notice, and at tbe lowest wholesale prices. anill 3m ERASMUS HALL, BROOKLYN L. I.

Rov. R. D. V.m Kin P. Iroipal.

The uext cession bth the Male and yetcal. par ments will irr nence on Monday Hoy. 5 Circulars may be had at Judge Lotta office Ho. 8Frontt Brooklyn. CHOICE PERFUMFRY.

t.iibins, Harrisons, Bui ulna. A mdray. rxtraciB 'enns verh n. mt sk, rltrnneli. milKfl nrs and raci.iro water, toi vinegar, genuitiit firmn jitgre.

per rvt.ir, puu rr nts i tiy 'he qa r'. i by Mrs. II.4.YE'. Fulton street, bj HAV street. BRV'S ITON'S Kt thairon.

PiiHloa' filler's Hair 'i, iintrini Harkeri Tomo. r'u. rt4. itorer and Oloss, Orah Oamt; fluid. v.

A i.ouden'B i ur Tonic. K. wlatio't Mac ssur Oil So Mr.f. k' Mtor i' i ijouriifd'6 I7aiv WiiKinV. roeM 'or jsle by Mr.

M. HAYES, 175 Fu'tsn st ao.i bv A YM. 15H Atlantic si. 9 if vfAPKlN SGS A Saw Stylo ot Nnfkiu JL RlngiJust finished r.t J. 0A8E'B.

503 rultonitrec. Ksknufatturcr of Jewelry BiWer Wart, As, pio if The Republican General Committee, of Kings County, had another confusion mooting last night, in Clinton street, and only effected two nominations before adjournment. After the regular preliminary business of the meeting, Mr. Peet read part of the report of the Republican meeting held on Monday night in Tuesday's Eagle, and tried to tnako it out an unfair report, and also untrue, as ho had not heard the expression of one brother calling an a "liar," and of course as Mr. Peot did not hear it, there must be some somo doubt of its being so, or certainly he would not say so.

Mr. Peet, thinking that ho would create a sensation, moved that the reporters be hereafter excluded frum the room, and the Republicans keep private testings from this time forward. Several whole souled delegatos got up and opposed the resolution, and also bore testimony that the report in the Eagle" was true, and were glad that the truth had been published. If members would make themselves ridiculous they must take the consequence, and they hoped everything like secrecy would be frowned down, and their meetings thrown opeH to reporters, so that their proceedings could he made public. The motion to exclude Reporters was then put ana lost, tne mover being left In a glorious minority.

The committee appointed to wait upon Mr. Sparks made a verbal report favourable to him, wlncn was accepted by the mdennc. Mr. Hayne then made a' personal explanation as to what he had said of Mr. Sparks, at the last meeting, and said he might have boen mistaken He harborsd no ill feeling towards Mr.

Sparks, ana it ne nua aone him an injury ha hopeu be forgiven. The delegate that had called Mr. Hayne a "liar" then rose fand apologized, after which everything went on for some timo in peace and quietness. Mr. Sparks was tnen unanimously nominated for County Clerk.

A motion was then made to go into nomination for Senator, which save rise to a lenethv debate, and the predominant feeling appeared to' do in ravor or Mr. smitn, wnoae claims were supported by Mr. Kelsey and others. Mr. Hunt opposed the nomination of Smith, said that the democrats were entitled to some men on the ticket and eo did not believe in being sold out to the Whig party.

Mr. Smith was a Whig and stood upon the anii fusion Whig platform, then hyw could Republicans support him. Now if the Convention must nominate a Whig Senator why not take up Mr. George WT. Andrews, of Williamsburgh' a man in whom they could have confidence and a man who had a back bone.

Mr. Knap said he had had a conversation with Mr. Smith, and he told him in company with that in the event of an election of a United States Senator, he would support a Republican, and would not rote for Washington Hunt or anyothor Silver Gray Whig, but would vote for aPree Soil Whig or Democrat. Mr. Holt took the floor and spoke of Mr.

Smith at some length. He said as regarded the private character of Mr. Smith bo knew nothing against it, but he did not think the nomination of Mr. Smith would be a judieious Sue, as it was well known to the public that Mr. fcrnithis connected with the Kailroad and Ferry monopoly, and being identified as such, did not stand very high with the masses of the people, or as high as he did fifteen years ago.

But there was another objection. He stood on the Whig platform, that had repudiated the Republican movement, and as such, was be a proper man to support Mr. Holt concluded by recommending Mr. Lambert. The previous question was then called, The Chair decided that it was not debatable.

This raised the greatest confusion and uproar imaginable, but the Chair was sustained. At this stage of the proceedings one delegate called atother a rowdy; ho retorted by callmg the other a liar. The confusion then became intense, and a motion was made to adjourn sine die, which was not put. In this confnsioa the angel of peace spread his wings over the contestauts, and calmed the storm but only for a little while the angry element broke out again every body on tbe floor, and every one talking and trying to makepeace; and peace was at last restored, and there was a mighty calm. The first informal ballot was then taken whole number of votes 49, of which C.

P. Smith had 34, Mr. Andrews 8, Mr. Lambert 2, Blank 1. On the first formal ballot there were 30 votes cast, of which Mr.

Smith received 31, scattering a number of delegates refusing to vote. A motion to make the nomination unanimous was put, but not carried unanimous, a number voting "no." The Convention then adjourned to Friday night. Suioidb op Eli F. Benjamin. Mr.

Eli P. Benjamin an old and well known resident of Utica, camo to hin death on Sunday morning by poison administered by his own hand. Ho was a man ef sixty fivoor sixty seven years of ago, a bookkeeper by profession, and has for months past been in the employ of Uriel H. Kellogg, Druggist. Scarcely any one who is intimately acquainted with Mr.

Benjamin, will fail to understand by what im pulso the old man was brought to tho commission of suicide. Ho was, it was well known, one of those unfortunates deluded by spiritualism. During the last year, probably no manm this city has been more deeply devoted to tho snbject. By spiritualism he was made to bclStws that he held communication with his deceased wife and daughter, with whom, the ipiritland," he has latterly, times unnumbered 4)iessod a longing to be. Within less than a fort night, he has reeeived (so he was persuaded)a message from them, inviting him to join them.

Ho took poison that ho might accept tho invitation. Uiiea Observer. Don't foil to huvo your rools put in order during this ploasant weather. Gillott is doing an extensive business with West's Patent Cement" which gives general satisfaction. Call at 18 Fulton street.

We refer our readers to the advertisement of Professor Brown, teacher of tho art of elocution. We believe him to bo every way qualified to engraft upon the young mind the true principles of this valuable and useful accomplishment, and recommend him to the patronage of such as are desirous of being benefitted by his toaehings. Sueh adults as are engaged in the affairs of active and publio life may receive hints from his teachings that may benefit them as publio orators. Shawls. S.

M. Towlo Co. will offer this morning 2,000 rich Stella Shawls, from $6 to $18; 6,000 Plaid Long Shawls, from $8 to $8, pogether with a large stock of Broche, Long and Square Shawls at great bargains Columbian Hall, Ho. 881 Grand street. Childrbn's and Youth's Clothik.

Heads of families cannot do bettor than n.v tv, T. Rogers and Mammoth Establishment, where there is constantly kept on hand the greatest variety of olothingto bofoimd in any Now York olothing store, agd at pricos that dofy. competition. Their manufactured goods do not come under tho denomination of 'slop as only the beat materials are used, and none but oompetent workmen einplojod in their making up. Ono trial will convince the most soeptical of the truth of these assertions.

Remember tho location is at the oorner of Nassau and Tul ton Btrcete, Now York. DIED. llocr teat Illness. laws wife or. dGalc, In the 49th year of her age.

tnnsand frler lof thefaiatly are respMtfolly'lnvltad to attend her faneraUt No. ft Monroe Place, Friday Iho Wfb, o'clock. P.M. without farther Invitation. Hill Inimitable Cbttkb or Ha in in Wbnkuu, at No.

1 Birclcr street, York. oIS lw ByTelegraph to the Daily Eagle Arrival of tUo Cnlinwba. New Yohk, Oct. 18. Tho stenmor Calinwbn, Irom iew Orleans via nvann, latter port October thirteenth, arrived this morning.

Brings no news ot importance from latter placo. Health of citv good. fMignr anarco. Prospoet of now crop favorable. ostertlay nftornoon tho Cabawbn fell in with bnc Mary Eliai, heuco for Jamaica, dismasted and leaking; had been run into by an unknown ship.

ino (.. towed her into port. Tito Southern Mall. Baltimore. Oct.

18. Wo havo no mail this morning bouth ot Savannah. Two Now Orleans mails aro now duo. Tho health of Norfolk continues to improve. On 1 utility thoro wero two now cason nnd threo deaths, un Wednesday nodotiths woro reported.

Bi hous fever was raging badly both in Norfolk and Portsmouth. Miseeilaneous TOOTH BRUSHES Nail Brnsb.es, Dresa os 0o'nb, in iTory Buffalo and horn, of now ratters MoNARYtBROS DR. DE JO HUGH'S BROWN COD LITER "il. odd in Ui Muilun 06 tf MoNARY BIOS. (GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE, from Fran L'arlaa Toict.h Anuu nnd scr Mwia Vf doJ r.

MoNARY BROS. "IRESli CONGKESS WATER, direct from the 'a Pints nnd quarla. by the box er single tlo.riirialoby MoNAttY 4 BROa. Jot. Ooart st.

and fdontague place. MEDITERRANEAN AND CUP SPONGES, also icmo exira uao jpouges lor toilet me, for aalo by MONARY Cor. Court st. and MonMtgue placo. PF.

O'lMEILL'S CHEAP AUCTION STORE, 1EB Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Just re. e'ved from auction, a large assortment of and Qentlemens nn der garments. Kid anil I'leecy lined Igloves, childrenn ho tery una galtara, ribbons, ladles auilttd sHrts ono dollar each, and a large variety of plush velvet and ftncv trimmings, cheap. P.

1' O'N would call the attention of his customers tn his sticii oninen shirt bosomi. 156 ATLANTIC ST. ooioam" UBIN'S TOILBT POWDER. Soaps and Per BW8 Honoy and Brown Windsor Soap; and SS2o tOKli Boquct. Kor.

0 Brockbank 4 r. gg. 's rfcS5trtnf a 0 Pmind's 8ha Ics, Aromatic Vineew, Pinaud's Al mond soap, all of eoent arrival, for is'b iW MoNARY 08 Opt. Court St. and Montague place.

McNARY BROTHERS. FU'ervosoing sohi of I8 nfMaPn9ia.nntiuallet! as a sa'lle pur mid and fflci nt in its opt rations and as pleasant to the taste as lemonadr. Persons sublet to bn iiocuwugn uwier 'mo a tils artsine frum WoV ART IiRO DIER3. 013 Cor. and Montaitni placo.

D0ARD AND LODGING. A private family resHing within six minutes well; of Oity ish to lee a auv parlor, nnd two bedrooms, together or 'ihont bowd. to r. partirs Address 80UTIA, Mr. fleam's Newt Depot, 111 Myrtle Avcnutt.

Brooklyn. 016 3i' BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms, with JTimy.t)eo.b' applvin at itia reari iI0lNAK.v BKOTHEBS. Pure Cod Liver 1TX O.i Prepired from selected aenuoe Cod Liver, tx 'a ir own trd. caa rely this Oil as bing warranted pure ami free frdm For toaiii uao raKu nJJ Cor.

nod MoMta. ue pl'ice. OLD PBESSEi OaSTOR OIL A beauti ful pare and sweet, selected strictly in regard ui unst xui aaio ny VoNARYB OTRESS, Cor. Court si and ntague place, iSATHEHSI A beautifu assortment of Bonnet Veatheiis.ii st rfcelved at J. KOHTfl'8.

Fulton it. "LOUR STANDS, JOHH hUNQb'3, 91 Falton, corner Henry stu. ols If POAL HODS, SIFTERS, SHOVELS, PO KER3 Jsc. aI6 if JOHM BU' flB. glFultm cor.

Henry Bts. JAPANED BIRD CAGES. A large jl. assortment. a'Ctf JOHN BUHCS, Fulton cor.

Pcnry sts. STONE, FOOT WARMERS. Aro bu ij porior to all rhers alG 'f BPNCB. 94 Faltm r. Henry its HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.

A lurgu ind gene'al assortment constantly on hand. AIo, a fine itook tf Porl mon'mi. Packet Knives, and Prices low. 16 tf JOHN JiUNCE. 91 Fuiion cor.

Henry its. FURS FOR THE LADIES, HATS CAPS for the Children. Silk and Pelt Hits 'or Gentlemen Can be found in great variety at 1. 1). WILLIAMS.

219 Fulton atieet.corperBtore. OiU Viotorin.es. Muffi and aps, are mide up i a the most worltm manner, from choice selected sarins and in the latest styles. We hre hand a creat variety o' Chilirens Fancr Caps. WiBSs and Boys white, blsck and drab b.avers.

oi7 lw BROCKLYN INSTITUTE LECTURES. The yearly conrso if r. ctareB at 'lie utewill commence on TitURHDAY RVSNING, Nov. I6tn, l'Bii, aud will conB'st offonrteen leotures. i'ov.

IB H'srr Kiog. SB E.BurralL 19 J. (J. One. Deo.

6 13 20 Park Benjamin. 27 do. Jn. Rev Jfn Pierrepont. 10 Joseph K.

Chandler. 17 Rev. Chaoin. 34 Rev. W.

H.MIlburn. 81 Bayurd TylT. Feb. W. Curtis.

Doors will open at Bi P. M. Lectures commence at 7. Tickets admitting ageutltmtn and two ladled or tno minors to ths course, may lw prucuredat the Iaslituto or of the Diteotorl. Price of ticVe 3.

R0L1.IN 8JINDF0RD, OtltK fMU'H, 8. LOTJNSBDBY. W. M. IN It i HAM.

J.T. CONKLINH. 017 jr' Lecture Committee. YOfJtCG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA TTOV tures 1855 C. 'J T'AOit'AY snxnuatf.

The Leoture OomO'Hee take pUasnra In annou cing to the publio that they have sucoiedod io engiglogW.M TuACKNar. of Englu'adKev. Mnnras. (the bltod preaoner late champlain tO Congress to deliver a courej of eight Ltc ures iu the PbYittOUPH OHUECn. Feecher's .) Eour by M.

Thackeray, in November. Subject Four Georws of Engiapd Four by Rev. W. Milburn, la January, 1856, Bubjeot Western Life 4 An Tickets fjr the course admlitinggentleman and lady. on.

Tio'. for the course for one Oil Single tickets W. Members will obtain their Ucketa at the rooms or tno As sanation O. 7 HatES. J.T.COSKl.tVO, S.

F. OPrV H.J. HRANDGEB. tf Lecture Committee. MESSENGER'S LONDON CORDIAL GIN, STHB PURIST AND MOST1 DELIOIOD8 TONIC IN THE WORLD: Eila invainable StBDIOINAL ta manufactured in London, solely for the proprietors, and In exact a iord anco with the stringent Excise Laws of England, and from thence imported aud sold in a perfectly Pure and unadulterated state, for medicinal purposes.

Jar superior to Holland in delicaoy and rlohne's ol vor, MKaSESafiRB bONDON CORDIAL OIN Ii uurtvaJ ied as a. diet drink. 1 1 possesses tonic, diuretic and invito rating onnlltles unequalled by am' other alcoholio bcvi rage containing the concentrated extracts of some of tho beai uinici and purest stimulants in the materia medvza, together with the finest quality of tha Italian Juniper berry, aii of which are distilled with the grain during tie manufac imparting to ita most exquisite brand Over Dive hundred of. the first phyniolans and chemists io New York city and vicinity alone, including nr. JameB Uhilton, the sminnni chemist, have favored the proprietors with wiltten testimonials its purltj and efficacy in curinu Gout, Rheumatism, Debility of the Urinary Functions, Obstructions.

Dyspepsia and Jfever and Ague. The Oorilial ii pnt up In quart bottles at one dollar, an pint bottle at fifty cent! eaxh. neatly enveloped with our nameonth bottle and label, a protection against importers. B. Ii.

UiSSSENQKH A' tkilelmporfn, Fulton it. New York. 143 Lincoln st, Bolton. Sold In Brooklyn oy H. B.

Rose, J58 Fulton street, Mrs Hayes 170 Fulton street, Bndd. corner Clinton and Atlantic Thos. Whitehouse. corner Myrtle and Franklin J. Wirtiilngion cor.

Pineapple and Fulton street; Jlatlenfcficott. oor. Conr'nnd DegrawsUee's: W. Douglas Fulton ave. and Pearl ri Pyle ro.

cor President r.Dd Columbia steee's: 3.. Parker, cor. Jnltt venns ar.d Clamberlaid street, iciislta Theait, 5o Hud.ott svenne, IVsUa A Co. Myrtle avinae, botwean Carlton avnoe and AJelphi street, Jehu llillinghiuri, ror. Gold and Prtwptot itroeto.

J. W. Hogg. Gold street. Dr.

Lewis 1S1 Myrtle ave Wm. Manion cor Mvrtle av. and Jay streets. Langman 30 Fulton avenue, Wrltht, cor. Columbia and Union streets, at Pharmaceutical Hall, junction of Adams and Fulton streets, and by Druggists and Grocers generally.

Smis ILL, INIMITABLE CUTTER OF HAIR and Whiskers, at no. nw ion. 09 Cf Movements of the Allied and Russian Armies Battle and defeat of the Russians In JBnpntopla Departure of the Fleet on a Secret Expedition. The steamship Atlantic arrivod at tho port of Now York this morning, with ono week's later intolli genco from Europe. The chief items, in tha English news are, the ria in tho rate of interest from to 5 1 2 per which took place on tho 4th.

A good deal of commercial uneasinoss lias resulted. Cotton down 8d. Broadatufl's steady, though not so strong. Tho licTcnuo returns of tho U. Kingdom show an incroaso on the year of nearly eight and a half mil1 lions storting, chiefly caused by tho additional income tin.

In Franco, the Government has interfered to regu late the prices of butcher's moat. Corn has reached its maximum price. Toe War in tbe Crimea. Tho leading events in connection with tho war aro, the quartering of detachments of French and English troops in Sobastopol, and the fact that the Allied armies of operation threaten Russian arms both from Eupatoria and Bardai. The Allies aro reported to liavo established 120 mortars at Sobastopol, with which it was expected they would soon render tho north sido untenable Marshal Pelissior reports, on tho 1st that a brilliant contest of cavalry was fought on tho 29th ult, at Koughil, five loagues northeast of Eupatoria, in which the EusBian cavalry, commanded by Gen.

Korf, were defeated by the French cavalry, under Gen. Allonville. Six guns, twelve ammunition waggons, and: a compaign forge, with all the appurtenances, and 160 prisoners, of whom two were officers, wero captured, besidos 250 horses of the Russian Hulans. Fifty of the Russians wore killed among them was Col. Androwsky.

Of tho French, six wero killed and twenty sovon wounded. A tough campaign is expected, as tho Russians aro making tremendous preparations, and the Empo ror himself is at Odessa. Tho fleet has sailed from Sebastopol on a secret expedition, it is supposed oithcr to Nicolaieff or to Odessa. Advices from tho Crimea up to Sept. IS, states that tho Russians had opened fire into the South part of Sobastopol, from tlifclr batteries in tho North part, but had done little daniago.

Tho British naval brigado had been dissolved. The soige batteries had been ro Bhippcd. Col. McMurdo was preparing his corps for active service by order. Tho Allied fleets had left Sobastopol dostination unknown.

Kara still held out according to tho last accounts, though tho provisions wero nearly exhausted. It was expected howover that the snow would mmw.l bUC UrUIlB LU TULirO. It is reported at Vienna that Lord Stratford do Eed cliffe has been reealled. he Uesterreichische Zeitung announces that tlie bombardment ot tho Isorth Forts of Sobastopol began on the 29th that the Russian army was in full retreat, and that on the 29th it had reached Akak, three days' march from Mackenzie's Farm. This intelligence respecting tho retreat must be received with extreme caution.

Tho Euphrato, from Constantinople, arrived tit ou mo j.31, ot wcr, bringing advices from uie inieaup to ine aa ult. She brings 800 inv leds. Tho Paris papers publish the following dispatches from Princo GorschakofF: A telegraphic despatch from Vienna to tho London Times, dated October 1st, gives the following "JJj.jgj Princo Gorichakoff writes from the C. rirnnn. un der date of tho 43d of September, After landing 20,000 men at Eupatoria tho enemy, who had 80,000 men on our left flank, made dailv reconnoisances, but yesterday they withdrew, after an encounter with our infantry on the heights of The second dispatch is via' Berlin Under date of September 26th.

in tho Prince Gortschakoff says: Yesterday tho enemy landed at Eupatoria to the numbor of 33,000 men, and occupied different villages in the neighborhood, from which they withdrew towards evening, to bear upon our left flank. iMotiiing oi importance has, howsver, occurred. Our Cossacks havo had an onnonntfir wJr.h French foraging party near Kertch, and madto 28 prisoners." iho limes' UnmeacorreBDondontMveathe follow ing summary of events up to Sept. 17. Tho letter is dated at the Camp of tho Alliorl nrmies.

nn tim on tho Tchcrnaya Nothinir has aa vet taken nlnon Crnm judge of the futuro operations of tho allied armies in u. mo succession or explosions winch havo taken place since the Russians abandoned the South aide aroused apprehensions and mado caution necessary, and, until everything is done to insure tho possession of this hard won Bpot, it is impossible to begin new operations. There aro, however, signs of a speedy move. The Frenoh aro gradually breakh up their old camps, and leaving tho positions wh ich they occupied in front of Sebastopol. Already, two days after tho fall of tho South sido, tho Division Autemarre (1st division of the First Corns Ann aud two regiments of French cavalry, went down to Baidar.

They were soon after followed by the Division Eapinasse (3d Division of the. second corps) formerly Faoucheux. Tho Divisions Dulac (4th Div ision, second corps), and Aurelle (2d Division of reserve), came likewise down the day before yesterday to the plain, imd nconninH tl, Turkish redoubtB wore last year. They remained there yesterday, and wont this morning towards JkMUUUl The Russians, on their sirla. nan tliTa tn mfilrn HiannaiMnna fi fl.n f.

uolTOOI mo 1 latcau. For some days after the evacuation of the town the opinion became prevalent that tho Russian imouuuu lu wuuuraw auogctiier irom tho Horth sido, as numbers of troops aud largo convoys havi been soon passing inland on the Simphcropol road and their preparations for the defence of the Nortll Bide, such as thoirreat concentration nftmn nn tin Inkormann Plateau, and the activity with which fllftTT VlftWA V.nm,n l.ti. 1 mtv uuguu lu bxiiuw UJ UULLttriCS Oil ail tlllB more commanding points of the harbor and of tlie plateau, hav only boen looked at as so many contrivances for better effecting their retreat. In ordor to form ovon a conjecture about their future plans, it would be necessary to know something about the state of their resources, for thiB must decide the; thing at last. If they have sufficient provisions and ammunition colleotedfor tho wintor, they may throw a part of their troops into tho nrth forts, and withdraw the rest to form the basis of a new army for the spring.

Protected on tho west by strong batteries towards the sea, on the north by tho hieh banks of tho Belbek. on the oust, hv thn Plateau of Inkermann, and towards tho harbour bv. tno casomatcd forts and now earth works, having tho winter in their favor, during whUh no siog operations can be carried on, their troops, shut up, may hold out until the arrival of fresh troops in spring, the more especially as it would require a groat numbor.of troops to.mvest their position. But if one remembers the difficulties which they had during tho last wintor, when their eormnumca tions on all sides wore open, to provide themselves with provisions, it is not viry. probable that they laid up large stores for this (year besides this, tho fall of the south side must have eonidrably shaken their morale, and moral is an indiipensabfo condition forftho garrison of an invtsted place.

The Higluand Division at Kamara haft reoeived an addition in tho I2d Regiment, which came up th day before ycBtorday from Balaklava. They are mentioned as one of tho English Divisions which going to.tako part in the field operations. In the meantime they are busy drilling twice a day. TheTurks are, since tho fall of Sebastopol, more than ever uncertain about their fato. The Anglo Turkish Contingent, which was to have come up, has received counter orders and they seem to be qn'te forgotten.

Now that aotive field operations will be resumed, Eutaporia will have again consid commanding the line of retreat of the Russians, and the Turks, who have.beou utterly nsolws thore, maybe utilised. Iho ixpedition to Asia asms to out of th auMtaou for this vmt: Omir Puhi who want in tars at Sebastepol preparatory to a bombardmont of mo uunsmii pusiuon on uio riortii side. The Russians had captured a Turkish convoy at Kara with provisions for tho Garrison, together with ono thousand horses and threo hundred men. The correspondent of tho London News assorts that tho Russians aro making preparations for tho evacuation of tho North side. Gortschakoff lias issued a hopoful address to his soldiors.

Ho admits a loss of 500 to 1000 men per day for SO days previous to tho oloso of the siege. But ho says, in conclusion, Sobastopol only enchained us to its walls. Wo aro now frco, aud now war commences. Tho Latest Liverpool Markets. Livbbpool, Saturday, Oct.

0, P. M. Tho salos cf cotton to day are estimated at 6,000 bales, including 1,500 on speculation and for export. Prioes woro irregular, and the tondeney was downward. Tho day's import was 19,190 bales.

Loxnox, Saturday, Noon. Consols sold this A. M. at 87 1 4 a 87 1 2 for money and aooount. Tho Democratic Ticket is unavoidably omitted today, as well as many othor important matters, for want of Bpaco.

WANTED. By a respectable Protestant airl a iltuMlon as chambermaid nd plain sewer, who Ii a iod needle worker, or to do tho homo work of mall fimlly. Can be seen for three dsjs two doors from the corner Bridie street. In Plimoulh. In tho rer.

oI8 WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL. ARITHMETIC, o. The stntials re taueht tlav ujd evenln atM. 8. PAISBa1 oW stabl iatd room I6 Fulton street Brooklyn.

My joudk ei eon and two daughter" attended Col. Palnes to my entire latiifactl au. HU of writing is the most modern and env. Kx Gov. Kinir, R.

I. At an ipler dlil pnomri and ikllfnl teacher Cjl. Paine has no superlor Dmlv 2eic. Newport, ol81t" R. EDWIN FINKLE HAVING SOLD OUT hll Inlsnit in thi hnalmiinf IlMrfl A TKJKT.K eqp'tnershlp Is dissolve.

The aooounts will be settled and the business br EAMSS CO. Brooklyn. Oat. 17, 1PS6. 01B 2.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of RODMAN B. DAWUON, Eci BurroEato of the County of Kinaa Notioe Ii hereby Klven. according to Iw. to all pernoni having claim" against Elisabeth Ann Birtcw, lateofibe town or New Utrecht. clceed.

they are required to fxhlrittneiame, with ha vouchers thereof, to the ubscri ber, the toceoutor. at his office. No. 317 Broadway. In tho city of New York, ou or hefore the first da of Muy next itcd ctobarl7lh, 18i5.

lwS.n SMITH BA' KER, Bxecntnr. TjOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE. The valu abl property No 3il Lirtnxston north west oorner of Nevlrs Brooklyn. 8 story an'l attic house with brick shop on the rear.

jiroDrty for any kind of bnsi noil, now rent ft.r60.WiIlsclHlnwhots for 0J0. Terma ea.r. Applr to A. J. BLEEOKKM 6 0l8tf y.

7 Broad st, N. fpOME ONE, COME ALL THE INDEPEN OF BROOKLYN, TO TUB HALL. Laborer, Mechanics. Morchants. Iistaileri, all npp.it.

to the coi'ruption of Pri narv Meetings and Political Conven tiom Meet'ngof Co'. JACK'S friends ihe City Hall. meeting will ta.e ptice on FitlDAY NTQHT. at 8 o'olock, the County Cnnri Boom, City Hail which will be addrcsied bv JACK. independent cltisim wh cboose ar 1 vited to attend.

ol8 3. OFFICE, CITY HALL, Brooklyn. October 17. 18,5 Notice iiherrb? given to nil personah'jliliri certificates or adjusted cltiins isiued bi ihe lata city of Wiliia.nsburgh (oklnK interns: and payn ble when the money ie ih to pro sot the sam i forpaymeutat ibti office on or before 'he 1st day of December nxt, as no further Interest will be allowed 015 td WM. LEW J3.

Comptroiler fdTY LAUNDRY By request of many citi of Brooln, the proprietors of the Oil'? LaU DBY. on and fIer Monday next, will call for. and return olothca ironed, to any part of the city of Brook' lyp, Six tum Lisas rue pozur item ms oen; to tha Lsandry. No. 9 Canal strert New York, by i.

noyp jst bv letter through the New York General I'oit Offl Box No 3629. or given to drivers when oo tho routes. Order work for manufacturers of shirti. 41.09 to $1 21 par dosen. Pers ni not already latlsfaotorily served, are solicited CiveusatiUl.

Articular given a washing and ironing car tains. Ladies 'dresees. fec. made or trimmed, are charged according to the amiunt ot ironing, c. quired.

Clothing kept in reoair when reanlred. ANNIE M. EOOBB, Chief Lann.Jrosi. 018 41 H. ST.

BOWltN HILLGROYE'S DANCING ACADEMY, TRANKI.IN HIJlIlINOi ICS OiANftK fTUKE comer Fsiton. Papilj are tat.an at anr time dunug 'he leaion. tkeir toim commeticu from too tirat subicribing. Oiasseion Wedoei'iy anrl Saturday, for Lsdlei at Misses nd Msjters. 4 to P.

M. i for gontlemei at 7 1 8 tu 1 2 P. M. All perions especially tnoae" who wish to iroare for tboir children the advantage! of nod and oorrec1. Imtruc jlon are Invited to vliit the Academy.

Cards A terms and Soirees may be obtained at the Acade m'T, vhere all avollcatioiti are to be made durinir th davi of taition. ol8 lm Political. Eleventh Ward Republican Nominations. Alfler.man TRUU W. ROLLINS Supervfior EDWA3D COPLAND.

Aijeainr JOHN K. BCI MER ConstaWe JOHN W. GAr.J.OWAY. 8 Mlfn e0t'On' '5t Dl''riatTH0S WEIGHT, Insoeotors of Election 2d DIslrici JNTH0SY P. CAMP BELL.

WM, WRTGaT. GSOaSE MITCHELL. vavu oUtf Arouse Arouse TICKET OP THE 7TH WABD. We want Kepresantation with Taxation not as pre'n laxatlon Eepresentatlon. For Supervisor FRKDJ.B.ICK Gt OTSB.

Vor Asse' lor SaMD cL H. TURNER. Sor Alderman a AMrjKLO. BA BES Constable LIVINGSTON MILLER. MOORE Election, 1st Diatrict JAMES MAKEE, GEO.

21 1)iat'ri3t WILTIAM rAN. IAAT HOLLINGB MDistrict SAMTJEL JOHNSON. WILLIAM JULIAN. TNDEPENDEM CANDIDATE FOR ALD ermenofthe 5th ward, PiTER GUAHAM. THO THE ELECTORS OP THE 9TH WABD.

of Wns: of Assessor tAx HwJl. ward, as he bslleves to the Eati.faction of the thn tion of manv rrtendi. to again cffr msslffir vonr suffrairB nlerlilnJ bunself to perform in dntle? falthfully If elect?" pleaIaB BrockUn. Oct. 15.

Special Notices. DR00KLYN CITY RAILROAD STOCK Jf forsaIe. IntittIreat theofflooof B. BEE SB. 45 Joiton NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN aorlleation willbamadetotheLerislatureof theStite "ft 10 strite Proipect Sauare.

MthT.18l,tS,teSlxt,h from tho Commissinr.er's Mapof the olty of Brooklyn. And alio to extend WilUanj etreetfrom Richards street foDwiirhtatreot. Dated Brooklyn, October 17th. 18:8. 0l7 2an7 Wants.

"07" ANTE A SITUATION BY TWO RE th M.h!S(?iaiie.lil' nd 'o "aob and Iron. ANTED A SIIUATION IN A PRIVATE Ji.ZZ Al embroider; it an excellant lann Hf. "fcrenee. Can ne soen at her sltuatlon.202 mrt st. Brooklyn.

olfj WANTED By a small private family for a termofyoari. modern built brlok hofie. pleasantly iltnated and convinierjt to the Fulton ferry. Immediate Pulsion dMlreri. Address.

Kstating terms and lor H. 0.. Box No. 2273, N. Y.

Post Office oci2 Lost and Pound. djH CA REWARD. The above Re ward will SP4lL! bi: the tubEcrlher, for the the ard the reoavery or the following gondii oonskt lng of rioh vestings. of Bgured velvets, enhmern lilks. white, b'ao't and fancy, blaok.

and fanoy and st'w oravatt. ties, kid pocket hdk'ti. Ac, I'O a few pairs of pants and 3 coati, and piecas of M7 ii i i Bioien irom my at ber lRfisL gu we mgui ot io itn oi voio JOBNJ.WIZHMAN. CJTOLEN, OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE TBOM MUl'awi' Store, foiton it, a it one color Moire Antlrjue Paraipl, fringd. and with ivorjr handle.

TheDndorwillbe iHtaWly rewarded MnOlns It to 8 State st. Ht A.