The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 1

M. 1 7 VOL. 34. NO. 302.

i. 1 i i THE HOLIDAYS. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. riAfVOS. OHGltl.A!VD HHJSiC.

IWAKCIAL. 8AVINGM. aYmUSJEltt EWTS. ArnvBumEfttix. OPLENDLp pRESEiiXd, TH BBOOKJ.YN DAH.Y Eaqu, published every after, neon in the KAOLEBnlldlrigi, 31, So and SjFulkm street, Brooklyn, is delivered to city subscribers every evening, At eighteen cents per weok, payable to tbo earrlors, oi stalled to out of town subscribers at the rate of $9 per an urn, payable in advance THE Bbooklyk Imilt.

Baglk has a larger olrlolatlon than any other evening oapor published in America. TJlere are six hundred thousand people on Long Island, no the Eagle is admittedly Che exponent of the local interests of this population. As an advertising medium, thoroforo, the Baolb is an surpassed. it affords a larger and more conoentratea oironlation if or the same money than any other paper. FINE WRTaTNG aF.8KB OH010EBTPAPERANDoEELOPESks OHROMOS, SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKd, JEWEL BOXE8, HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, GLOVE BOXES, GAMES OF ALL KINDS.

4 00MPPAPBR WEIGHTS, INK STANDS. H. B. ELK INS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 445 Fnlton Street. REASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE SEASONABLE REMOVAL.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOmAYPRBSBNT8. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLLDAYJPRE8BNTS, REMOVAL. REMOVAL. REMOVAL. REMOVAL. 1 REMOVAL.

SEAL SACKS. BALOH, PRICE 4 SABLE, OF 19S FULTON STREET, SILVER FOX, ARE NOW SELLING OFF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK BLAOK MARTEN, OF FINE FURS, LADLES' LYNX' CHILDREN'S ROUND MINK, HATS AND BONNETS, FELT AND SILK HATS, ERMINE. UMBRELLAS? ROBES. BLUE FOX LAP BLANKETS, AND IN FACT ALL THBTR FISHER. UNRIVALLED AND UN OTTER.

EQUALLED" ASSORT. MENT OF GOODS" AT BEAVER, GREATLY REDUCED CHINCHILLA, PRICES PREVIOUS TO REMOVING ON EEBRU SQUIRRELED a.ry 1, TOJTHEIR NEW CONEY SETS. AND ELEGANT BUILD 1NG, NO. 816 FULTON SEAL TURBANS STREET, THIRD DOOB FOR LADIES, FROM SMITH. GIVE GENTS AND BOYS, THEM A CALL BS HOLIDAY FORE YOU PURCHASE STYLE SILK HATS YOUR HOLIDAY PRES FOR GENTS AND BOYS, ENTS.

195 FULTON Etc. STREET. TEA A Fill COFFEE. OOKS POR THE HOLIDAYS. EDWARD F.

DBSELDING, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 408 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, OyTEBfl THK THB LARGEST STOOK OF BOOKS IN BROOKLYN, OQHSISTINa or BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY, BOOK8 FOR THE DRAWING ROOM, BOOKS FOR THE STUDY. BOOKS FOR THB CHILDREN, BOOKS FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL, PRESENTATION BOOKS, B00K8OF DEVOTION, BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, HYMNALS, A160 FINE STATIONERY" GAMES, OHROMOS, DESKS, FANCY GOODS, 40., 4C. AT REASONABLE PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE. OOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

THE BEST HOLIDAY PRESENTS And the most elegant books of the season are A CYCLOPEDIA OF THE BEST THOUGHTS OF CHARLES DICKENS. Importal 8jo. Prion 1 in cloth, illuminated, 86; half calf, fullTurkoy, illuminated, $10. POEMS OF HENRY TTMROD. 12mo.

Cloth, gilt, AM0N1GMYJBe00KS.3'By Hon. W. B. Reed. 12mo.

Cloth, gilt eztra, $1.50. ALSO, A few sets of APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA, E. J. HALE 4 SON. Publishers and Booksellers.

17 MURRAY STREET, NEW YOBK. OLLDAY BOOKS. HOLIDAY BOOKS. HOLIDAY BOOKS. The largest cheapest, and best collection of holiday books In the city, at HENRY MILLER'S Bookseller, Bookbinder, and importoroi FINE ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS, 83 NASSAU STREET, BBtweon John and Fnltonst lg REDUCTIONS.

80HUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GRAHAM, 20 AND 23 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOOK Of ALL DEPARTMENTS AT A LARGE REDUCTION From former prices, thns presenting an unusually favor able opportunity to purchase CHOICE BRONZE SETS and SINGLE PIECES, FINE FRENCH CLOCKS, RICH GOLD ANB CORAL JEWELRY, RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS of every description, LONDON, PARIS and VIENNA FANCY GOODS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. ifcCX ATTOflWRS." No. 7 ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK, Has a very Large Assortment of FINE CUTLERY, POCKET BOOKS, TOILET ARTICLES, at prices to suit the times. ELEGANT CASES OF SCISSORS, HA2U11C Un 1 AHliK UDl i.r.tx CLUB SKATES. DRESSING OASES.

FINEST POCKET COMBINATION KNIVES, A SPFOIALTY. We have only one store, NO. 1 ASTOR HOUSE, N. Y. rHARLES H.

MUDGE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 767 Fulton street bet. Portland avenue and Oxford street Branch depository of tho Brooklyn City Bible Sooiety. SPLENDID HOLIDAY GIFTS, BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS IN LARGE VARIETY. PBAYBliBOOgfi BBMQtOUS AlTOSTANPARD' PUBLICATIONS. JUVENILE BOOKS A SPECIALTY.

ALL SUNDAY SOHOOL REQIBITBS. French, English and domestlo note paper and envelopes. Fine Statlonory of all descriptions. Wedding and Visiting Golds. Innocent and amusing Games AND PUZZLES.

A O. KAUFMANS, IMPORTERS, PUBLISHERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF OHROMOS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, PAPER ORNAMENTS, PICTURES, LACE PAPERS, ORDERS OFDANOLNG AWD BALL TICKETS, 888 BROADWAY? NEW YORK 293 W. BALTIMORE ST, BALTIMORE, AND 22 MARIEN STRASSE, BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Sole Agents for G. W. SEITZ'S "NILE VIEWS," "CHARACTERED LANDSCAPES," "FLOWERS OF THE YEAS," etc.

OYS TOYS 1 TOYS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. ALTHOF, BERG MANN 4 00. IMPORT KRS OF TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. NOS. SO, 82, 81 AND 38 PARK PLAOE, Corner of Ohuroh street, N.

OFFER FOR SALE THEIR LARGE STOOK AT RETAIL. COMMENCING MONDAY, December 15. TAMES S. KING, 103 COURT ST, near City Hall. HOLIDAY GOODS.

DOLLS. DOLLS, i DOLLS. The largest variety in the olty. TOYS, TOYS, TOYS, And full assortment of FANCY ARTICLES, AT JAMES S. KING'S.

102 Court st, near Olty HalL A THE GREAT EAST BLOB ESTABLISHMENT. 809 GRAND ST, NEW YORK. DURLNG THE HOLIDAYS. SANTA OLAUS WILL HOLD HIS LEVEE, UNTIL 8 O'OLOOK EVERY EVENING, Done at Headquarters, Pro Santa Olaus EDWARD BiDLEY 4 SON, SOfl 811. SUM Grand.

82, 64. 88, 68 and 70 AlUnst, KT BLOCK BAST FROM THE BOWERY. HB. ELKINS, onanm. nr.

BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY ARTICLES, Near Joy st Brooklyn. IOYSI TOYBI1 TOYS 1 1 1 F. OOQHILL, (SS MYRTLE (near Olasaon.) TOYS AT WHOLESALE. Storekeepers vrtll do well to call before pnroliasinsT la NMYork. ohuroh FAIRS Oon do batter than by going to New York, ii.

fyjltON STRRKT, N. Y. Wstohes, Dlaraoads, Fine Jewelry and Sterling fillvei Ware, first quality ana soia as mi artlole gnaranteed. TOUGLASS WILLET, FOT.TON 8T, NRW YORK, Near fnlton Market, Dealerslklnd i mmk rabiTB FOR THK HOLIDAYS. California Pears, Swoot: Havana Oranges, ic, to.

BROOKLYN RE8IPHNTS NOTICE THLS. U1 XRIC KJIETTLER, 1 PRACTIOAL watchmakbh, 15 Sands st, (St. Ann'sOonrt Baildlngs), Nosr Fulton, YTATOBBB, OLOOKS AND JBWBLRY Of every description. Watches and olocka repaired and warranted. "Speaking of extravagance in dress," write Capt.

Crosstree, the most expensively dressed man lever saw was an Afrioau oliief on the), gold coast. Hia wives had anointed him thoTOUgly with palm oil and then powdered him from head to foot with gold dost. You never saw in your, life a man got so regardless of They tell of the urbane President of a looal legislature out West, who remarks persuasively, "Gentlemen, I call you to order," and then hurls bricks at ever man in the room. The looclity will become civilized in due time, however, and we have no doubt that thoss dangerous articles will be dropped for something less rude and unoduth. LETTER I.IST.

OFFICIAL LIST OF LETTERS. LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE BROOKLYN POST OFFICE STATIONS ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1873. Published tne Brooklyn Dally Eagt Under tne Law of Congress Girinar ttae Publication of tbe List of Letters to tlie Newspaper Having tne Largest Circulation Persons calling tor letters advertised will save time an facilitate tlie pnolic business by mentioning tne fact Una the letter called for has been "advortisod," naming data of tbe Haqlk in rrhicb the advertisement appeared. LADIES' LIST. Goodale Mrs Gore MrsA Oropel Mrs Chas Gallagher Cath Gi.llgan Fannie Arthur A Acker Mrs 0 TV Aymor Jane Anderson Lillle Andorson Louisa Martin Annie Lean Bridget Kenna Ellen Nanghton Oann Mary Corkell M.

gt Faddon Maggie Mullen Marge Tnirhlln Anderson Lime uruuesiias Bronndlnlski Mrs Gale Lizzie BnreO Gorman anraret Brown Catherine Bliss Charlotte Bridges Knrloh Eliza Grnps Marparet Hammond Mrs Harlen Anrella MnllinMO 3 Mlllan Margt Cormlok SorS Fall 8 do Mason Manson LizJle Norton Mrs Nolan Bridget Nagtrat Jenny Nolan Letlola Norton Mary Noyos Mary Ott Mrs ChAA Oswald GW OrrKate O'SnanglinMAT O'Connell HA Pettlt Mrs Abrara Peyton Bridget Post Mrs li of Proctor Edna D) Paokard'Mrs Persson Hanna Parker Johsnabi Powers KfUieO Palmer Alary Phillip Moilior Peterson Ol'. li Rnssell Mrs Alex Reed A Reynolds Mrs Reed Mrs ft' Horn Aggie Al Babcock RIlzabethHawker Ann Birreli Erali Halls Mrs Brown Hattle Bates BnrkeH Brown Hattle Blanohard Jane Buokloy Kate Bourka Kato Brig gs ML Bolve Mars' Bloomflela Mary Brennen Mary Barry Magglo Bunds Martha BothweUS Bishop Baker Thos Mrs BramwellMraW Conant Mrs Honan Catb Hastings OH HaU Carrie Harbison Carrie HaazartE Hill Ellen HobyEUen Hoyt Fannie Hnllberg Harms HurdrT Hagerman Helen Hudson Julia Hoffman HartLaviniaU Heokerman Lina Home MO Halbert Heddrich Morgt nooftn jnary CarlAon Louisa A HurslnsM (janninicham AllceHaia Alary niftlr AHls Wall Marv Csgrove Annie Healmont Cole CM Collins OA rTaimer Phebe Haggerty Rosa HassardSG rTawxhnrst Cat ter Ellen nouehlan Gllxa 2 Holden Susan Ross Florence IS Vlrm Hsndrialcaaa A Hirers M. iris Corlis Mrs Frank Jones xfra Monroe Racers Marian (Jhcsteraeld a street KiCKey it Chandler Mrs Jno Jennings OhrlstenaRyan Sarah Curtis Jones Mrs Fred Reed Sarah Conistook Kate Jones Hattle RudkinMrsWH Comer Mary Jaokson Hester A Strauon Miss Coony Mary Jones Janoy Sawyer Mra Crawford Maggie Jonnsonjos Schonerboker Mrs Christy Mary Ann Johnson Mason ScaaloaOath OouBions Mary Jones 1, Carter Nellie Koetze A 81mpaon Comalia, Schweitzer Slipper Catn 89pperly Eliza. SigotEH Sayre Elizabeth Small Grviella Smith Harriet Sherman Smith Laura Skinington Sinclair Louisa Scott LUUo SinalareMra LO SlrahenK SlaHordKate Sheppsrd Mary Shay Margaret Smith Maggie Soymour Soott Mary Smith Mra Mary StorokTUUe Thompson Mrs Tittian Mrs Tnomnson Thayer Mrs Trenchard Jons Taylor LJ Thompson Liszist Taylor Maria Taylor Nancy Tromlett Sadie Van Alico Urban Augusts. Oookcran Hetue rkeuy isesay Cliuividv Sarah Keavenav Cumming Sarah Kerr 0 unutb'l'U rkeuy jsmma a (Jushman YT A Kennedy Klleu Cornish Mrs Wm Kclley Gusalo Cain Mrs KeeneJuiiaA Doty Msbs Keaxna Dwyer Miss Kernan Mary Dwyer Mrs n.euey aiarla Donnelly.

Bridget Kavanagh Mary DeGraS Glrtie Keliey Sarah Dugan Harriet Keedy Delany Jane Love Mrs Alex DolanJane LehanMiss liermsdy Maggie Lincoln AS Dunne Mary Lewis Mile 2 Dunn Mary Littlewood Dunne Mary Lynoh Katie Day Mrs wasning icoy Inn Leslie Marat Karl Mrs Evams EstesMarv EtiiersKe Sophia FuHot Annie Fser Anna FloldMra Fealey Alice Ficke Christian Fitzgerald Ooth Foster Georgian Fnney Henry Fuller HC Fnry Mrs Henry Fnrgson Harriet Fish Mrs Jas Farrolly Bridget Faas Hanna Foster Mrs Finns Lizzlo Feeney Kat Foster MaryJ Foyo Sfldle Forsetta Susans' Lanigan Margt LceSA Ijynch Suaannah Lovitt Walter Millar Miss Morgan Miss Minnie Miss Maher Annio Munroe Annie Murphy Aunle Mitchell MaheddyO Marshall wagner Miss Matthews Kllen A Willlama Mrs A Meehan Elian Whittlna Annie Mygatt Howard Mffler Isabella Masury Mary Mnlllns Mary Morrison MartlnMartha Monegal Martha Moore Sarah MonltonWJ Martin Zoe Weed Emma Williams Eleanor Willett Eliza Wadsworth Mrs Woolston Mrs Welsh Mrs Geo Wlllson Harriot Warron Kate Weaver Llbble Wilhy Mary A Wlllson Margaret Wright VolnaO Young Emma Francos busie GaneninkaAugnstaMcNamarA Mrs Gamson Addio Gowo Mrs Glacken Annie Faddon Mrs GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Anderson Charley Fisher Michael AHendoryh Fuller Rev. Anderson Feeriok Patrii Armitage Fitzpatriok Peter Adams Edwin Fealy Patrlok Arbona Francisoo Forkin Peorce Allon Geo A Floyd Saml Andres Havler FlnucaneThoa Cormlok Hugb. Kibben iiugh. Gregor Jno Cariy Jno Intosh Jno Koy Jno BWoy Mlobool CabeM Donald Oarty Thoa Mullen Wm Loughlln Wna Neal Alfrod Nichols Chas Nolan Jno Naylor Jno NoeJU Noss Jacob Nagle Richard O'Donel Anthony Olssn Cle O'BeUlyAldD Ol en O'Shady Jeremiah.

O'NellJas O'Farrell Jno O'Brien Wm OeelbrWSR Price Brown Post A Anderson 'John ovicrw Anflprson FookerWmH Grinln AugnsUn Gonfert Carl Gin Chas Graves Cant Gait Geo Gallup Jas GUkirjson Jas Guild LB Gass Martin Gregory NO Gnlcn Saml Green Thos Gordon Thos Hall BMsCo Anderson Oscar Atkinson Annes Walter Andorson Alkman Wm Baker Mr BirrlBMr Bellinger Mr Barngott' A Barton A Bogart A Barneit A Bemtick Arthur Tarl Buchanan Brunidl conslaint Hole Chas uanos unas tr uuuuiuuu Berringer Chas Bridges Chas Howard Howe Chas HollwedelO HaftyDonl Hew Kd Barry ijnaa Bryan Chas A urowery r'erencmerAoensB PetteferMr. Parcel! Dr PiekeU Cs'via Parker Rev Ohu Phinirmus Ohos Pargoldii Pooley Jno Powers Jno Pettss Prat ts Jno Phelan Nioholaa PoUook Wm Partroge Wm Rose OIiP Rowden Henry Ramus fsaao RofsrsJnoO RavmoudJB Rvdcir Jr RooneyPoter Ritnmel Thos Wsk Rnssell WW RobertsonBfast'rvT Steam Laundry Snow Sukron Mr 8earell Mr Smith A Smith Alex Seymour A Seamon Sponoer Sohnizel Comelas Swain Shehtn Dennis Beaton a oniey Srr.rtKi i ki HanleyKW Bonghton Geo Hernan Francis Brown Geo BamettHV Boopaydt John Bryant JameBO Bruce James Bagnelljos Barno JuliuB Boyer Jacob Bestow Col 0 Bond fTnlrin Fredk Hoffman Fredk HortonG Hauoh Geo Harris Geo Hand OF HammlllH Hloks Henry HaskinsHC Hodges Henry. HickevJnoJ mil ono Bowater Riohard Holltogs Balm Proi garrison Bradford Dr Thos HastJB Bi Thos 2 HewlttJ lib. Wm 8 Baker Wm Hevbsn Mfte Buter Haggland IJarr Wm Hoyt Oscar Cunningham 4 Cas Hennesey Peter saiga HuKhesKobt Canergani Dexe.HawkIa,sa HaUWraA HmsUb Andrew HarrlBVr ChurbnfkBetf'n WHar WUHe Carrington Don'lSHawley WR ConlonEB lvesK CrabbEdL JSA Clarke Edward Jonrs AL Coykondall Fordle JaiksonEmnlt Suerman IS a boo5eyJn'G 3 Jobusoc Jerome BMjh Fred Conlter James Conner Jno Campbell Jamoi Cane John hllds John Cobbin.lohn Clark John Jackson Saddlagtoo Geo Joyce Saml scuoeu sa Jaokson Walter Stark Qurtave Kelly Mr S.Wder Harmoa Kimmell Chas Sherry Hugh KemRd Styles HO TWSmb'ata rAeeney rauv. 1 V11 Simmons Lewis Sturges Marshall bhetldau Mlohael Slatory Patrlok Shruman Patrick n.

alg Nathaniel Klin.esmith beo Callan Potsr Kohler Henry Tfellv Jas (JorBI'tfai Cassldj Peter Cnrran Richard Cutts 'Tliomas CampbeU Wm CratlnWD 3.. Dunne Mr ,1 Klernon Konogelton Kane Seeketson ilioU'dS Kuudson rLatmaa ooamon orepnen King Dr Nathan StAnbynWS 1 TTanA Wm LSHSOn Lanpo SmilhTB Striker WmB Stone Wm Slitter Wm Cubit SohenokW AB Sheln Wm Stoddard WmB T.tnner Mr TnokerAF Doan Benjamin 0 Lyonfi edK ijoaaiqj n.o a ilrako Kawaru Davis Lee Jas DevlnoF Lynch Jos Daldson Georgo LowlanamJ Lioks Joseph Temple Ed Le Gallz Thompson Jno Loonard Patrlok Taylor JnoD Lodd Truesdale Jno 1 aw Dr Thomas Dr Munday: Taille Wm Mitchell 4 Son TromonWD Martens 4 PautsonVsn Lono OV Mann Mr Fitth avVan Wyok Dr BT Murray Mr VanWyokTheo Matty lit VidolleT llrexel Liusiav Dayton Henry Dblmon Henry DeVay Henry Davoren John Dree John Doran John Do ran James Delrlan Kssper VlnvlflnMl Doueh Patrick Tinndaa Robott Marvin A Varlng 4 atantiol Dewhurst Thomasllaltorson Alex wara. Hops ArVAt. Alhnitz Wm vm Davidson Win MaBon Ebon Wlllj "4m Andsrs MitoKeU Edwin WWaUh Albort TlavlBWm b. ely William Davla Willlam Mhrin Rn Wlllard A ManchalkF Af ovarlnir Weblstora W.ilfe Fredariofc W.irsfoldO WnltnyJ Woods Jas Westfall Jno WilllamsJaa Webber Jas Warwick Jno Went whiiA Euterprise lue Kmhaidl.

GotUob M.irllodori Fred EBchcr Henry Minos Rev F.tzroett HermannMayers Goalab Famarlss Austin Mauohalk Go Fahl Albert Manor Geo AfasmlroJno Mam Marcus nihsr FH MeUsloProtar Whelan inas Melssln Protar i Wbelan Master Is ffi Mi WUeMarttn ITntlnrG Whlt A MnrphyThos MorrisWm HagnlraWlf AlWIH A 1HJ. Fisher Henry ami John Flaherty Jno Fogarty Jno Falon James Forbes Rev Finegun Mlohael Williams WalkorWm Walsh Master Wnrrlll Meuanliy a Kone Dennis Yonns Joseph Gee Frank Yale Jno WUliamsbiirffb StatCon. LADIES' LIST. Browne Allle BeanNellle, Billing Mrs Leonor Kate Ross Louisa Labogt Mrs Kate Ruddy Mary Mayer Mrs Slattery Maggie BoIsb Martha cuaoe KUiaoetneoiigmannuan Cunningham EllenMaritz Eva Shine Otthorina Smith Julia Smith Llztto Gonlej ley Miss rub Adgi in Mlrs Mav Hasan gnstk McGrath Jnlls Tlnnn Nutting Mrs Stone Mary VJM in Hh Riidcet Smith I.llltn Eiscnirath Mrs Fuller Abble Kinkoad KellogLH Leler Dora Overture Emma Smith Mrs Harr Pemble Mrs Valentine Snua Pauley Mrs Zundy Mrs Read Mrs GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Ackerly Abbott Jamos Arnzln John Anderson John AlfordO 0 AdrlanoeOD Bock Geo Bade Fred Brooks Ohss Benham Bennet Geo Banks Henry Brookneld Buscb Bcoban Pat Bowers Peter Baler Becker Broencr Oilman Coleman Mr Comstodk Jos De A 7 Dailoy JohnM Hanti Plats Jno A Holtxer lopota Keck if Holberts Martin Handy A Hnber Rudolph HaywardSB JeningA Joggers A Day Kearns Thomas Kossler fern Jaoob ochHCF KetUetonQeo Knm Ghoa Rllav John Kioharda Mr Roihopt Rey Pane Savave Marvin Btoroh Louis SohmitJohn Bohuelder Johuug Stern Andraes Starch Alexonoer Smith A A BchuUhels Wm B7 Kraut Ohrlstoph 8owirtzPanlaTfcl Kregger Aton Donneiaer rnuiAp, Shuts PJ BandfordWB jving a oei Krhne A Kaztrmlrski Ixinls Horm Ann LonstingH Logermann Lawyer TJnrlAAV tuononm gtnrlloy John Trnsey Geo Toppan Turton.Tohn Thorn inn Samuel TllnsT Taybnrn Wm, Wtlann LsDrfbanui Mr Phlllln MoRne ElohorL MaivtnAreoJB EhrhnrdtDanlal htcn Adr.ru Flandran Albert Francis Rev Frendt Martin W.isiun'h AntOTi Mills.

I Mossessohn Simon Wetzel Ansrnsi Wilnt liUP Harks si Macho) Loori Wenor Herman Wil iamson James Wnll ice loin Wholan M.trlln Wilsn iATtln W.ilden'r Mr 2ilm Wliiolm Zooho Mr Oilffilhs Tht.moa ol Kllmls iVid Green ,1 Grnbcl Jacob Huburk Auwist Porlon 1'JJ Haiullng Danl Csborn Vi. f'tC pporojor.n CHARLES C. TALBOT, Postmaster XTRA HOLIDAY INDUCEMENTS. PPPP EEKEB BE EEEEE ii LLLLL PPPP PPPP SSSS I SSSS I 8 SSSS ri PPPP HHHHH I 1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PIANOS At prioeB and terms to suit the times and convenience of aU. 85 to $5 to $20, UNTIL PAID.

Rented, and the rent paid allowed if purchased. Great bargains offered for Holiday Presents. PIANOS OUR WHOLE SPECIALTY. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PPPP PPPP A AA A A A A AAA A A A A A A A A NN NN O00O SSSS 8 8 SS3Sg 8 8 SSSS NN NN OOOO 808 FULTON STREET, Opposite Johnson. IANOS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, PIANO STOOLS AND COVERS.

MUSIC, FORETGN AND AMERICAN. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS GEO. VON KAMEKK'S Muslo 8toro, 627 FULTON ST, near DUFEIBLD. it PIANOS NEW PIANOS, IM octave, overstrung bass, patent fnlljF warranted. Installmontstaken.

oasb, balance 10 per month paid. New 7 octave pianos to rent, all sfoles and slso. at $8 per month. Seoond Eond pianos from $3 and upward LINDSTEDT, 590 Fnlton at, near Raymond. DIANQS, PIANOS, PIANOS.

"it rrWirttv iwrrr.T.ER'S. 807 MYRTLE AV, near Oxtordat PAPST HAS REMOVED TO 130 A I tnA TT Arietta sinff ssHII mnttnaB to fornlflh first olaBB mualo as hetetofow for any ocewnon. EADY FOR A LIVELY FALL BUSINESS 1 1 PIANOS TO RENT )rr tie, 87,188, 89, 810, CU.OI PER MONTH. ORGANS BBNTED From $2.60 upward, aooordinf to sin. NEW OHIOKEBING PIANOS For ssle by Installments.

SECOND HAND OHIOKEBING PIANOS, Dnn lien Am A TJ 1 On 1 TAT SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS. :o.Sa. THE OHIOKERING PIANO ROOMS, AT CHANDLER BROTHERS, 17a monwAgpost. 176 PIPE ORGAN von A SHALL OHUROH. GREAT INDUCEMENT.

MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY. AT BLADE'S AGENCY OF MASON HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, 606 FULTON STREET. Junction Flathuah T. goo be sold at Ion PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW A baahiS Hnnri nf AmI nlmiA makers will towar nrloes for cash, or on installments, or for rent in olty or oountry, during this finanoiol crisis, and the Holidays, by HORACE WATERS 4 SON, No. 481 BroadwayTthan ever before offered in New York.

Agents wanted to sell Waters'a celebrated pianos, concerto and orchestral organs. Dlustrated catalogues moiled. Oreat Inducements to the trade A large discount to ministers, ohoJohes. Sunday Schools, to. rjlHE MUSICAL TREASURE.

A new ooos wuiuii wmuo 1111 IjliA rnniiacn i. Pieces, 4c, all of the best quality. Price: boards, $2.60: cloth, full gilt, $4. nrnvftSfflfflSffiftfo O. H.

DITSON A New York. FLOWERS, ifcc. CLARK, 1 tinimoUIH A UTA TrVfinTflT Junction of Fulton st Fort Groene plaoe and Lafayette av, Brooklyn. nn K.nii Tioslsns for Parties and Funerals. Gardening and Pruning of every desorip tlon done at snort nouoe.

pvrs. EAL SACQUES, SILVER FOX SETS. RUSSIA AND HUDSON BAY SABLE, LYNX, BLAOK MARTIN, MINK, ERMINE. And all other JJURB AND FUR TRIMMINGS, Ar BALOBy PKIOE A CO'8, 195 FULTON STREET. IAOOBSON, HATTER and FURRIBE.

LARGE STOCK OF FURS, AT LOW PRICES. FURS, FURS, FURS. 8J7 FULTON ST. OpnosltJ Pierrepont st. JL.

BRIEFNER, PRACTICAL FURRIER, 147 UL1UH lrvr. i BOOTS AKD SHOES. EDWARDS'S ONE PRICE FAMILY SHOE STORE, 168 and 168 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Opposite the Athenenm, near Clinton street Ladies who may desire comfort In foot gear should have a pair of ri'iTi nnnTS MSr" with wide soles and square heels, fit like a glove and ate comfortable from tne nrst mimi mmi "111 i any proportioned foot, be it narrow or vrtdo. All ore in vltea to cau anu axauuuu uvsuvu. addition to the above, Ihave added a foil line of TRUNKB.

BAGB, Ety. ALL GWAXM ADLES WISHING TO PURCHASE SLIPPERS FOB nnrmiv flTVTS. WUl find tho Largest Selection of ohoico Pattorns ever offered in iiroooiyn BnRT 4 co N. B. Slippers made to Order at Short Notice.

VS7HY ARE DAV1XI OlUiNLiriLiLi uu. Because they aro Hand Sewod and mde to fit the foot DlViU, SBC 1 IJ 1 Next door to Nutt, the Hattet, .11.1 nhiMrAn'R Boots and Shoes mefromthe BeBt Imported Stook. Rubber sotgs out on old boots and shoos to keep the tern warm anaari. iood assortment of Gents' slippers on hand for Holldi presents. SEW 1WO HIACHIrVEXy cVc.

ECOR SEWING MACHINES. 8E0OB SEWING MACHINES: SECOB SEWING MACHINES. SEOOR BEWING MACHINES. ROVER A BAKER'S IMPROVED ELASTIC STITCH AND LOOK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. Needles, Silk, Cotton, Maohlne Oil, eto.

BROOKLYN OFFTOE. No. 641 FULTON STREET, BRANCH oWlOrij W8 BROADWAY, E. OF PAYMENT EASY. WHEELER 4 WILSON'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

sewing machines. thMyse MtfSnKD BY THE INTERNATIONAL JURY FOR aATS anrriri STT.W1NO MACHINE COM I PABROOKLYN OFFICES, 296 FULTON ST, AV71 ALL ON THE HEAVIEST. AND BCAifl jjgjjjY BRI8TOW, Manager. WIWES. tiiqCJOKM.

dec. ID. MO OLASKY, No. 88 FULTON BT, Third door below Henry, Brooklyn. WENBS, LIQUORS AND OORD1ALB, Tho very best and oldest IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC, AX WHOLESALE AND Established 1860.

BAKING POWDERi TJUCK.WHEAT CAKES. This seasonable delloaoy is made to perfection with REDHEfD'S BAKING POWDER, TRY IT YOU WILL LIKE IT. For sale by all groesrt. J1 MANUFACTORY 120 WILLIAMS New York. EOUM.

J. T. PRATT A FIRST CLASS MEOHANI08' TOOLS AND CUTLERY. TOOL CHESTS AND TOOLS FOR AMATEURS 1 A SPECIALTY. 63 FULTON ST, N.

Oorner of Ollff. ARklET SEATON, 65 LAFAYETTE AV, juuoUon of Fulton at Wooden Ware, Willow, Ware, Baskets, e5c LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN KETTLE. ir 1 CHR. Us, NATURALIST AND TAXIDERMIST. FULTOS STREET, OPPOSITE YORK, GKRMAW AND BBLGL1N OANARIES.

Gold Fish, Globes, Cages, Sesaholls, Bird Ssod uoiu AKINQ BIRD FOOD. Birds staffed to order. and Country orders promptly attended hi. CSANTBRINK LOTHROP, ODEOORATORS. FOR BALLS, PARTIES, 0.

1 cwrjTL rauiiKua bv, wi. vuiuiou, Wadding Canopies, Tents, Flogs, Banners, Horse, Car ana 1 rut vxivbto. WATSON, PACIFIC STREET, Near Court, PLASTERER. Jobbing noatlv and promptly attended to. STORAGE.

CJTORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOB, MIRRORS, and MBROHANDISE Of all descrlntlnnv. ntlowoitratos. In "opjrate rooms. ELEVATORS FOR.

HEAVY GOODS. JOfiBPH O'BRIEN A OfJlil, 143 UI to 159 Attantlo y. rilHE LONO ISLAND SAV1N8 BANK I OF BROOKLYN, 391 and D99 sTnlton sV oorner of doerumpiaoe. Open dAlly from A. M.

tovP. And on oaoavars iuij ommuvwh iuui wm. m. Dav annuj TkAvutalta vomIvmI nh anMlTal anOOBliI which may be checked out at pleasure. Interest ot FOUB PEE CENT, peranuamallowodonsuah deposlta, at tot dUIMtan0 JAMR8Ml8IaABriBY.FrMt.ssti KsyroBo B.

FOwixb, Secretory. Johh 8. Maosay, Treasurer. JogB 0. PEBBT.

Attorney. VTLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, "tl HATH AM SQUARE AND NRW BOWERY, NEW YORK, December 18. 188. DIVIDEND NOTICE. The Trustees have ordered that an Interest dividend at the rate of SIX per cent, per annum be paid to all depositors entitlsd thereto, on ana after Monday, January 19, 1874.

Interest not drawn WUl HARRISON HALL, President N. B. Money deposited now will draw Interest tromJta nary i. UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK. 896.ond 898 CANAL ST.

cor. Lalght, N.Y, Open dally from 10 to 8: on Monday eveninirs. from oto 7. ASSETS OVER TEN MHiLION DOLLARS, orpins Seven Hnndred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED.

17 MIGRANT SAVINGS BANK OF JDi Brooklyn, comer of Conrt and Livingston OPBN DAJLYrfrom 9 A. M. to 3. P. and every MONDAY and SATURDAY, from 5 to 8 P.

M. Interest SIX PERCENT, on all soma entltltled thereto, free of government tag DOUGHERTY, President H. La MARCHE, First Vice President, JOHN McCONVHiL, Second Vloe President F. patxow. Hoeretary.

PAJtK SAVINGS BANK OP BROOKLYN. Corner of Fnlton and Oxford streets. Open dally from 8 A. M. to P.

M. also, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 6 to9 P. M. Interest commences the 1st of EVERY MONTH (add djpoBits made on or before the SOth of January, April. July and Ootober, are allowed interest from the 1st) at SIX PER OENT.

per annum on all deposlta. MoOABBi PtMlieaU E. O. HtTMBEBT, Secretary, K. jh.

uoheh, uonnsei. EOHANICS SAVINGS BANK. OF BROOKLYN. JnnoUon of FULTON and MAIN STS. EOTBRESTatSIX PER CENT.

0 all sums Dollu and upward, commencing on the 1st of January, AprU, July and Ootober, in oaoh year but all Deposits madej on or before the 16th of those months will draw interest from Bal OFPIOERS. THOS. BROOKS, President ttgrASon "oe President. Evan E. HoiGBmsoN.

orotarv TBUSTBBB. H. B. Olaflln. B.

B. Ohlttenden, John French, ilUITOIU Ul A1SMW James tt Wheaflsy nilvav Woodford. nm. a. aiuuuh nomasiirDoaB, Hiram W.

Hunt Thomas u. uapen, JfiS' Stewart L. Woodford. lionn rauner, 1MB. SAVINGS BANK OP BROOKLXS.

397 and 899FULTON ST. MUIiLlAra anu saiusuais, fromfitoSP.M. ausTED. President OHAfl. Lointm Secretary.

J. W. Hdhtbb, Treasnrer. SAFE DEPOSIT. TJKOOKLYN CITY SAFE UKfUSlT COMPANY, oomer Montague and Clinton ftreets.

Persohs desirous to nave control of their own VALU ABLES, BUNUOi HUflBl, olwoBTiTV 41R flATfP.a FAT A YEAR. giving them entire and free oocess to their assets, and to no otter parties, with the security of the Fire anBurglar proof vaults of this Company. Also safes from $90 to SUM, according to slse. Oitliens are invited to call and exam ine cue seounty 01 uio uompaujr vaiuw. vww uwiub from 9 A M.j AND DIRECTORS: DAlfr.

OHACKCIT, Vice Pres't. JOHN HALSKY, Pres't Abraham B. Bav lis. John P. Rolf Samuel Sloan, William Marshall, as.

8. Rockwell, Jacob LBergen. Wm. P. Iiibby.

Jacob Cole. George N.Curtta, Lsmhis L. BSBOBH. AaB'tBeo'y. J.

B. PIERSON. Hoe's. HE OLD BROOKLYN FIRE INSUR ANCE UUMPA1M X. Chartered 1824.

OPFICEil: No. 83 Court street, oomer ofRemsen, Brooklyn. No. 191 Broadway, oorner of Doy stroet, New York. Capital MIA13.8S Total Assets DlBECTOnfl: Francis A.

Palmer, uobbo seuKiiiHi Jeremiah V. Spader, Benjamin M. Stllwoil, George O. George W. Piatt, Joseph Rudd, James B.

Blossom. John J. Vanderbtlt Charles Ourtlss, rranoxa r. oonoais, Robert Knight Charles Burkhslter, John Bodino. George GllBllan, M.D.

Edward C. Badean, Joahua 8ntton, Francis P. Fnrnsld, JotinT. tsruce, oouu ttoiateaa. Tunis C.

Bergen. This nmnmnip nffprfl An nnrlnilhted sennrltv. and solioits a share of the bnslnoss of its friends and tho public, Tinnmrnu Tl ft T7 A WH DmhIm 01bURKHALTER, H. STARK, vice rrosiaonv, A. M.

SBLLECK, Surveyor. ECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COM PANY. BROOKLYN. IABH CAPITAL SltO.OOOiWITH A LARGE BUKfL.ua. SU MONTAGUE st, Meohanlcs' faulldlng, Brooklyn, and aura.

DIRECTORS: John H. Baker, Daniel F. Fernald, Ahraiiom Lote, Daniel Channcey, Goo. G. Hastings, Thoa.

Sullivan John P. Rolfe. Wm. Marshall, John French, Samuel Sloan, Geo. N.

Curtis, nara uoopsr, ADram li. iiayiin, ahob. u. vjrrau, uqu.j David M.Chauncey.ireux uampoeii, nflBon.uiuiui Daniel Ayers, Jacob LBergen, as. H.

Stevsnaon, Win. A. VreeUnd, jonn aaiBBy, nin.ii. ii.uu UvUgBtonlL.uuierjaconuoiB, TaaaoOarhart. Wm.

Boger, Isaao Van Anden Nathan B. Morss, Wm. D. Veeder, Hosea Webster, Cbas. Liowey, H.

u. uunnara. i ri Krtwln K.Rcranton..Iohn J. Sookman. Dakiel Ohattncet, Vine president, Waltkb NicboiA, Secretary, Mkiuutt.

Tdttijc Aaalstant Seoretarr. TNSURANOE POLICIES, APPLICATIONS. RENEWAL NOTICES, UlrtUUAiAKD, su Printed with the utmost neatness and dispatch at tho EAGLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE. REOGEWOOD INSURANCE (JOMfAK 1, OP BROOKLYN. tArMl UArilAJUiiM TnTiM AMinst loss nr damage bp fire ana tho risk ox In land navigation and transportation.

No. 40 COURT STREET, i No. 18 BROADWAY, Brooklyn. I New York. William K.

Lothrop, Thomas R. Lewis, Edw. H. Lltohileld, John A. Livingston, E.

M. Seth Low, Wm. G. Low. Augustus B.

Mars tors, Albert Mathews, O. E. Maiwell, T. H. Mills, J.

L. Morgan, R. S. Moiison, H. E.

Pierrepont, John F. Proeger, F. J. Stranahon, Johh Van Nostrand, Jacob T. Van Wyok, nenryAaams, Henry D.

Atwater, Archibald Baiter, E. S. Brownson. Isaac H. Cary.

6. B. Chittenden, David Dows, John B. Dow, H. E.

Dodge, C. R. Flint N. H. Frost B.

T. Frothingham, Theodore KGibbs, Sheppsrd Homans, Chas. A. Hull, d.B. William A.

White. WM. iA. AiUA'Atrtuir, reaiueub. Wm, A.

Scott, Seoretary. Branoh office 81 PI rcanuai, new E. F. LOOKWOOD, Mansger. OFKIOB OV oheppu 3DoraEmynM "iKsrvr No.

HI Montagne st Brooklyn. No. 15 state ft npron, ncAnSmr WetakSDlessnrs in informing you that wi are now ready to furnish first class Indeninityjat the old ttiml. 011 Mantairns Mr. BENJAMIN LEWIS la the only authorized agent of the I'lre ASSOCiarjon or ruiiauBiiiixi, Pennsylvania Underwritare, assets Lsncaster Insurance assets American uentrai assets.

Alps Insurance Philadelphia, 1, .11 aIuu RnmrnuilnH. and bava all compiled with the legal requirements of this Btato, Bo UoitlttsTii oontlnnonce of of post favors, we ore, OHEPPU, BUUHBB i MULVTLLE, General Agents. K3 NICKERBOCKEK LDJB LNBUBANOB COMPANY, No. 239 BROADWAY, O. STANTON, President E.

W. BANCROFT, Vloe President JOHN A. NICHOLS, Second Vloe President GEO. F. BNIFFBN, Seoretary.

SAVINGS BANK POLICIES A BPEOIALTY. This Is the best and most Mifaotory system of Lift Ia ittranoe ever Introduced. GOOD AGENTS WANTED. JAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE CO. Capital and surplus, July 1878.

BnODKLYK, July 8, 1873. A eemi nnnual dividend of FIVE PEB OENT. has been doclared, this day, payable on demand. GEO. W.

HUNT, Secreiary. ETNA INSURANCE COMPAttY. IT TlTirml IA nAWNRflTTflTTT. lAJatSKO it A lit XFi JJ? 1 i vuuiv i niauui FORTY MILLIONS DOLLARS. Policies lssned on most favorable terms and losses promptly adjnswa by 4 THORN, AnU.

SOI Montague et, RANCH OFFICES OF THE METROPOLITAN INSURANCE GO. OF NEW YORK, Am lfutntAri lrt Brnoklvn at Nn a MOTJTAOn 3UE ST, and No. 7 BROADWAY, E. D. ONTINENTAIi INSURANCE No.

86 COURT ST. CAPITAL. 81,000,000.00 CASH ASSETS ....8291,351.97 GEO. T. HOPE, President H.

H. LAMPOBT, Vloe President OHABLBB H. DUTOHER, Beoretary Brooklyn Department. INCORPORATED 1636. NATIONAL' FIRE INSURANCE 'COMPANY, In the Olty of Now York.

BROOKLYN OFFICES! Na mdrULTeN No. 61 BROADWAY, EastornDlstrtot HENRY T. DROWNK, President. HXNitx H. haix, Beoretary.

lXIJAMSBURGH CITY FIRE tNBURANCB COMPANY Oor. Broadway and. First st. WlUiamaburgh 1 161 Brood wlSTERiraRIOT OFFIOB, No SB COURT ST. WM.

H. BROWN, Assistant Beoretary. fir yiRK UiCRANOE COMPANY, 1H7 TIRO ATI WAV. W. V.

Oash Capital .......8900,000.00 WITH LARGE SURPLUS. This Company issues polioies on all kinds of Insurable property, at ob low rates as are consistent with safety to insureu we THOMPSOII. Pre Hent. Waivteh K. Patb, Beoretary.

OAS FIXTUBESi EXTRAORDINARY I flrC.l nanfnl TTnlldav Pmsonts. Wo ara sail ing Gas Fixtures, OhandellerB, Bronsed Figures, Gas BtandsrdB. at extremely low prloos to suit the times. In greatness and variety onr stook is sooond to none In this 0IW THOMAS READ, 823 Fnlton st, opposite Gates av. And 467 Olormont av.

aTlAS FIXTURES IMPORTANT If chennost place In the olty to buy gas flxtures Is at EFENAN'S. Ho konpB the flnoat asaortmont ol tho latost styles and richest mnnufsotrire in his large showroom, sw Fnlton st, botweon Nvy and Raymond, An oloaant soleo tlon nf rlrh parlor clocks, In gold, gilt and bronio and THB BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, Cprnsx of Montague and gUnton sts, Brooklyn, N.Y. oapital; souujoa. This Company is authorized by special oharter to aot as nini. tmt or KUArdiau.

It o'an act as agent in the sale or management of real es 1 late, COJieCC interest or. iuvjhiwud, Kwvtyn nunif. anu transfer books, or make purchase ana sale of Government Religions and charitable MYraresldent W. R. BOOTXBi'Secretary.

I Eimab M. Orniiw, Attowz Oonnsol. H. E. Pierrepont, J.

8. Rockwell, S. L. Hosted, Chas. R.

Marvin, Aba. B. Baylls, D. Ohanncey, Jobn Balsiy, Alex. M.

White, Henry Bangor, Edward Harvey, W. O. IUmsIoy, James D. Fish, w. aibui.

juex. nouBB, Josiah OOxiv, H. J. Oullen, M.D. John P.

R)He, W.B. BUNKER, Secretary. PER CENT. For foil Information' in resard to well secured, prompt paying TEN PER OENT. FIRST MORTGAGES.

Inquire ot DAVIDSON 4 BEEOHER, 26 Brood st Now York. miJESEE BROTHERS, M70. fA.TU T.O. TURNER, I J. TURNER, I TURNER, BAN HERS, G.

M. (J. S. I TURNER, K. TUfUiKK, NO.

14 NAB81U ST, N. Y. Transact a general Bankinr buslneBS, (cheolcs posa through Bank Clearing Hoise,) allow Interest oh Balances, issue Certificates of Diposlt, draw Sight Exchange and make Telegraphlo TranUers, pay Coupons for Municipal and other Corpora tlois, and keep Books of Reads try and Transfer. Orders oiKUted st Gold and Stook Ex changes for cash only. A REGULAR MEETING OP THE unADTi OF DIRECTORS of the MONTAUK Vino JJ.I UWHUIB l' UBUOl HWI annual dividend of TEN deolaredpoy r.r I I A IX.

I I i. 1 I able to thestockhoiaers onuemana. SBASING 83 Court street, QANDIBS FANCY. BOXES. tl oooo oooo iooo 0000 od00 '00 111 'ii 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 90 11 IU flA 10 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0Q JO 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 11 II It 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 OOW OOjnOOJ'WojOO OOOO 00 POUNDB OF qANDIJlB ARE NOW READY FOR CHRISTMAS.

CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH, AT TOSS'S BROOKLYN STEAM OiNDY MANUFACTORY, 427 AND 429 FULTON ST. Always Fresh BROKEN CANDY 16c. per lb Pure Plain MIXED CANDIES 20o. per lb. Fine French MIXED CANDIES 25o.

per lb The Best MIXED CANDIES 8O0. per lb. Fresh CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS 25o. per lb. ROSE and LEMON GUM DROPS 55o.

por lb. CREAM ALMONDS a Speiialty, Made FreBh Every Day and Highly Fkwored S5o. per lb. lb. BOX PURE MIXED CANDIES 90 oents 5 lb.

BOX PUR IS M1XEDOANDIB8 90 oents 6 lb. BOX PURE MIXED CANDIES 90eonts fi lb. BOX PURE MIXED CANDIES 90 oents 5 lb. BOX PURS MIXED DANDIES. 90 oents lb.

BOX JfRENOH MIXED CANDIES $1.10 Sbl BOX FRENCH MIXED OANDIF.3 1.10 6 lb BOX FRENCH MIXED CANDIES 1.10 fi b. BOX FRENCH MIXED CANDIES 1.10 lb. BOX FRENCH MIXBD CANDIES LM 6 lb BOX FRENCH MlXfiD OANDIilS LB 6 lb BOX FRENCH MlSlS LW I lb. BOX FRENCH MIXED 1.10 I lb. BOX BEST MIXED $1.55 6 lb.

BOX BEST MIXED CANDIES 6 lb BOX BEST MIXED CANDIES 1.S 5 lb. BOX BEST MIXED CANDIES l.g 6 lb BOX BEST MIXBD QANDIES l.g 6 lb BOX BEST MIXED OANDpS A lb. BOX BEST MIXED CANDIES l.6 6 BOX BEST MIXED CANDIES I.g 6 lb. BOX'BKST MIXED CANDLES i 5 lbi BOX BEST MIXED CANDIES LSS OHOOALATE and VANILLA SOcperlb FRF.NCH BURNT por lb CINNAMON IMPERIA BEAN8 800. per lb WINTEHGREEN IMPERIAL r.perlb PEPPERMINT IMPERIAL BEANS fkper MIXED IMPERIAL BEANS.jj.

8J0. por lb EXTRA SOUR LEMON DROPS 35c. per lb ANISEED f2 ft CREAM COCOANUT CANDY SBo. per lb FANCY BOXES. Tho best assortment in the olty.

CORNUCOPIAS, Single, or by tho hundred. CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, In variety, AT TOSS'S, 427 AND 429 FULTON ST, NEAR JAY ST, AND 64 COURT 8T. NBAR CITY HALL. OURE CANDIES 169 FULTON st oor. of HIGH Tho Cheapest Place in the City to Boy PURE CANDY, HOLIDAY PRESENTS! ANT) PARIS FANCY BOXES AT HALF GOLD COST.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS SUPPLIED. N. B. A Silver Medal and Two Diplomas awarded for Purity and Bxoellenoe of onr Candles. B.

HUPPLER, AwmfAfiarrriETl OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES, No. 191 MYRTLE AV, Between Hudson av and Flest Dlaoe. BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. FANCY ORNAMENFOR CHRISTMAS TREES. 4c.

CANDIES AT WHOLESALE AOT RETAIL. STRICTLY' PURE. STRICTLY PORB. TEd: DING RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES. irriln.

mmSmu and narttea furnished withOVSrf thing necesssry lot a first class entertainment ORNAMENTS OF CONFECTIONERY, BRIDE'S OAKB8, ibEOREAM FAHoyIOBfl IN GREAT VARIETY, ALSO. BONED TURKEYS, SAL AJ, JELLIED DTSHeToF ALLKINDS, MOTTOES AND BON BONS. Bunas' anrl oninfL. AWnUUM anu carpets lor sldewioks, the Old Established: Oon feofioneryand BOTtonrantof SO Clinton st near Fnlton. OBERT G.

ANDERSON, anWa7s7s trnrirVrt7.TX No. 262 FULTON ST, and 2 AND 4 CLINTON ST. RECEPTIONS AND' PARTIES TO6ROB0l6iaia. BRIDAL AND FANUYOAKES ajmh. MUSIC AND FLOWRR8 FURN18HBI.

Sellable waiters sent at tihe shortost notloo. CAKE AtVD lASTB HANNA'S FRUIT.CAKE. NONE better. 816 uonrt HRISTMA8 IS COMING 1 jta vm.TOH QTT? 17 THB HOLIDAYS" AT HAND I AT 449 FULTON STREET. GOOD EATING' IN ORDER I AT 449 FULTON STREET.

5,000 POUNDS FRUIT CAKE READY, Made of Sweet Orange County Butter at 40o. a pound, and flour at $9.26 a barrel AT 449 FULTON STREET. FRESH POUND CAKES DAILY AMD TO ORDER. AT 449 FULTON STREET. SINGLE OAKEB or EVERY SORT, roa FAMILY DINNERS AT 449 FULTON STREET.

EVERY VARIETY OF FANCY CAKES, PIES AND BREAD, FRESH DAILY, AT 449. FULTON STREET. WEDDING PARTIES served to sumpinous and fashionable style. Table Linen, Silver and Servants furnished: AT 449.FULTUN STREET. DINNERS AKDiuPPBR8 GOT UP For any number of persons, from ONE TO ONE THOUSAND, AT KERNAN'S BaIkERY AND CONFECTIONERY, 419 FULTON STREET.

For years KERNAN'S BAKERY AND CONFEO TIONERY has supplied families of the host toolety and fashion in Brooklyn, and also in New York and New Jer sey. It oatcrs only for tho best 'class of patronage, It nw.FM'fn' mA'nnfiotnre Bread. Gok'ei. Orssnlgi Jollies, loss, or any other articles are oommon. or nhAan On the contrary, every workman conneoted with hJsuppllsd irtUi and Instruoted touw ohe purest and best and conaoquontly tbhlghert OrlcodmarlslB in the preparation of evnry artlole sold orMntont This aot has (Sven to the estabUthmentits; hlffi chaterTwhlch Its present proprietors ftrodeter fears made It the chosen respn 01 tne oern emsses ra BrMklyn7 Meoia will be served polite attendance at 1 hoursT Good Coffee, Chocolate, Tea and Oysters served In thn bast style will bo mode a specialty.

i Bring yonr orders to' 1 KERNAN'S BAKERY AND OONPEOTIONBRY.v 449 Fnr.TON STREET. SlIIaHOOAIfE'S WOTIOES. IN PURSUANCE OF AH ORUJSU on; WUltsm D. Veeder, Burrpgate of tho County of (oribers, at the offloo of Alsgood 4 osohor, 44 Fulton Itreotln the Oltyof Brooklyn, on or Wore the 19th day ol February neatBated AugratlSjim PETER ALSGpOT), an806mS AilrninUtrators, with the wlUaanewo, mined to sustain. 1 While: paying special attention to aUi orders)or Wed oUngaT ParileJr cXTtbe Saloon at 449 Fnlton street will aSmm to te tia qhtot reseoU and elegant Lnnoh, and BsttnRodm for ladles and emen that has lor BS.

F. B. CONWAY'S BRiOOItLYJN Lytton Bulwsr's great toaswrpuioe, the LADY OF LYONS; or, LOVE AND PRIDE. CLAUDE FBA.NK BOOHB PAULINE Miss AJjIOE DUVAL (A favorite pop" Miss Matilda Hersn her. first ap pearanoe on any stage.) To conclude vdhUncmntU of the Wormwood, the Lawyer's Mr.

Walter Lennox IIONDAY "VrSnNGrDBOB MBBR 2d, 1878. THE WICKED WORLD. Produced with the go.rgoous painting ot Fairyland Bt Richard Mars ton, by kind permiMlOT of Mr. A. M.

Palmer, Manager Union Square JheatoiN Y. THE MOSr EXQUlSITflART BFEORTOP TOX. AOB. THE WICKED WORLD MATINEE OHRISTMA8 DAY AT 2 P. M.

CHRISTMAS NIGHT. A GREAT BILL. OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. LOUTS HBBBBRT'B dramatisation of 'rurw rABiuno 01 THE BRIGANDS OF NEW YORK. MR.

J. Z. LITTLE as TOM RED 01m GEKAT FTETJOINGS. Every night this week THB BRIGANDS OF NEW YORK. THE GREAT FIELDINGB.

1 MONDAY, DEOEMBBR 22, FIRST APPEARANCE OF MISS ZOBQAYTON. XT J5W YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC, J3i DECEMBER 22, 1878. RECEPTION, TEMPLAR DRILL AND BALL. SEMI CENTENNIAL. mT MORTON COMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

TtckeU for sale at 114, 434, 628, 711 and 213 Broadway, and all the principal hotels. LECTURES. HOMAS NAST WILL LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH OHUROH, TUESDAY EVENING. Deoember 80, At 8 P. Mil YRTLE DE LA HOOKE BOONE, THE YOUNG AMEH1UAN USUXUUUK.

Sixteen years of age, 111 jeciuro ni. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Corner Washington and Concord sts, SUNDAY EVENING, Deoember 21, 1878, atSo'olook. Snbjeot: "MY EXPERLENOE AS A CANVASSER." ADMISSION 26 OTB. rpHOMAS NAST WILL LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, Deo. 80, AT 8P.

M. Y. M. O. A.

Comer of Fulton st. and GallaHn place. MEMBERSHIP TO ANYONE ONLY $2 ANNUALLY. EVERYTHING FREE TO MEMBERS. Lectures, ClassflJonoerts, fi Nov; to May LIc tures every THURBDAY EVENING.

Classes EVERY EVENING except Thursday. Concerts second TUES DTWEfOTIVEttATTBAOTIVB BOIBNTIFIO LEO TURBS, illustrated by splendid experiments, diagrams 'lVEBJEOTS OF 0LA8S INSTRUCTION of Tten' PROFESoiSnAL TEACHERS of rare culture, ekperfence and euoceM. feTHn ENOELD3BABY of volumes, constantly augmented by now worka, rpHOMAS NAST WILL LECTURE PLYMOUTH CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, December 80, At P. M. FAIBOs LADIES' FAIR, For the benefit of the FRANCISCAN BROTHERS, IN THE COLLEGE HALL, BALTIC ST, near Court, Tocommonceon TUESDAY, December 9, FATHER O'REILYS, THE FORTY SEVENTH AND COLLEGE BANDS Will dlsconrse some select muslo during the Fair.

IIVSTH VCTfON, A CARD SPECIAL FRENCH'S Business AND TELEGRAPH COLLEGE, 808 Fulton st, opposite Johnson, for young and middle agea men. Ladles' department. Faotlitlee unsurpassed. Only institution conneoted with city telegraph wires. Bookkeeping Rationalized a short corapleto course.

Boys' English course, $10 to $16 per quarter. Special lessons to older per sons in writing, arithmetic, grammar, spelling, eto, separately. Commence any day and evening. Please ROWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, UDKNTS join, aaj or eveiiiiLg, term dating from AS BUSINESS PAS.TMKNT Writing, ariUiiiietlo, book teoplng, actual business transaotionB with morohandLw, montwTobeckB, notea, and all ootiiitinj house routine! oorreiq)ondenoe, commercial law, oto. onllnnted Boholar promotion to Btulneu backwfttd gcholarB, OHOOL CIRCULARS, MONTHLY REPORTS, t.

Prompt! BROOKLYN nrl nawtlv ATAnntArl thfl tAGLE JOB FEINTING OFFICE. mtrjsicAii uvsTitucTiow. PROFESSOR LUCrAM MAAS MUSICAL INSTITUTE, 1 i. s.A. If A THrtttfintrhUwi at mi 1 11 A I Ati.S.

ham fVlfl log mupio sohool of Brooklyn, la open daily from 8 A. M. iemP8 Dor Y3t, pr.yn.oio IrfvoV nnt for the Grnnd Concert to come off in January at tho Academy of Muslo. DANCING ACADEMIES. IMPROVED NEW SYSTEM" OJb' DANC1NO l.K8ONH, ESTABLISHED BY T.

HILLG ROVE. AOAT1BMV. 9J5 HARROIX ST. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIVE LESSONS SVr new beginners. Also; for pnpila more advanced.

PuDila may commence at any time. Call for circulars. OPEN September 3, 1878. Classes TUraiJM mstoi riv "mfvmlttlMm. WKDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS for ladies snd children; 1 llVHauAX svoHIHUB lor iwues, sau Kuubuiiuqu.

Tuition imparted to private schools and private classes. i Ate lessons given at oiu uiu.a uu, wymgw mj mv nor rqrrnerpsraouisrs can or bddii mruimun. H. EPTEES'S DANCING AOAJJJSJttX, am.nm nmmil rtn. nAVTTJT RT.

Ill WVJAWli.lfc wv w. NOW OPEN, Classes for beginners are constantly forming. rHrenlara may bs had at Thomas 8. Tlce's, 811 Fulton st, or T. Smith's.

Allonathio and Hemsopathla Pharm aoy. No. IM Court st. near Ststs. PHISICAI.

CUIiTPKE. URNHAM'S ACADEMY vjr rniDiuau uuuium. nob unuRnnrtRN and SMITH RTR. CLASSES' IN LIGHT AND HEAVY GYMNASTICS lngs, at 8 o'clock, For Lodies Oa Monday, Wednesday JZOiKjA. t.

R.m n'nliuik. Far Mlsaos On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 9:80 o'clock. For Boys On Tuesday and Thursday 'aftornoonSi at 3i80 o'cioob. anu naturuay mornins lu XHeW appOTBTOD noWUlX wwjiuiib, um. TIMJSSE.

OWE TRUSS COMPANY, 933 BROADWAY, Corner Twenty flrst st, New York. A SURE CURB FOB RUPTURE. THB HOWE TRUSS IS THE MOST DURABLE AND MOST COMFORT. ABLE TO WEAR of any In the market. Call and exam' (ne.or send for elrcnlar.

UPTURE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED AT AUBET'B XttUBo orma, US Folton street, opposite Sand. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, 4o. At Lowest Prloos. CLOXHINU. ELLJNG OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OUR ENTIRE 8 TOOK OUR ENTIRE STOOK READY MADE READY MADE BELOW COST BELOW COST I BELOW COST 1 AS WE ARE RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, GOODS MUST BE SOLD I GOODS MUST BE SOLD I A.

KBTOHUM, A. KBTOHUM, 210 FULTON STREET, OR. PINEAPPLE. FUItJVI'riJKK. kc.

snHRISTMAS. Hpw shall we better please our wife's relations who are coming to spend tne uoiiuays with us, than repienua TtHTlR anil RPHTlTUn THAT THEY MAY REST WELL, At the large FEATHER and MATTRE88 FACTORY, 164, 1611 KULTON BTRKKT, Of OHARLE8 B. FOGG. TOSEPH 395 MYRTLE AV, iiutu a wvvsws it uiU4Ululi Upholftory. decorations, and furniture.

No U9S llnrtle av. tta riUrmnnt itnil VAniinrhllt: AVm. Vnrnitnra rani.nrl ra. upholBtered and varnished. Curtains and draperies a specialty.

Preparation for Christmas. Holiday present maae oruoi 3ic poi IO DEALERS. nRKW. 48 Mvrtla avsnns. iporter and manufacturer of South American carled none nair.

raattresses, leauieia, ueus. umuns, uoiawra and church cushions are specialties. Old and now feathers dressea ana renovateu. uwwnwin twuiiwo. m.A ni.li, nwMMa dlnlomas fmm the oon InsMtute Fair of 16T0, and fromthe Krnosltlon and In a i r.

nf trlnmi tin at 1179. for she best ourled horse hair of exceedingly fino quality, for mattresses and npnoutsry, URNITURE, CARPETS, ETO. i nivfnonf MrbMMrl hv t.hn wfok or rnonto. "STiaUNSfpMV kMH sa Between and aath sts. New York.

SOMETHING NEW BROOKLYN I FTTRNITU RE, CARPETS. OIL BEDDING, Em, WEEKLY OB MONTHLY PAYMENTB. NEAR COURT STREET ROOKLYR, The only hoMe In Brooklyn that sells on at LOW. EST CASH PRICES. GOAL, ANp WOODi A.

AECHTERNACHT, OAL WHARF, FOOT, OF ADAMS ST.BrooUya. DffloBS Nob. 11 and Vina irnltan tif ..1 Rl Im York. Manufacturers, families and steamers supplied i with dispatoh. BEST VARIETIES OF SELECTED GOALS, Prices ner 3.000 lbs.

at vard; HW umuiHR WaSO VO.DU V0.1O Sard whito ash 8.2B i. B.B0 tUO 6.7B tit North 7.00 7.00 Red ash ami a.ir ot Aotual cost of cartage added when delivered. Coal ds COAL ANT) WOOD. KEL8EYR ft LOUOHLDS: Established tin OIJ YARD. IS ATLANTIC Av New Depot, Gowsnns Canal, cornor Nevlns and Douglass Branch Omoss: Oomer Fulton and Lawrence sts I oor.

Fnlton st and Bates av. NBBianobpffloesoonneoted by telegraph with ma In liti UuiopaI Is all undercover. On UmiiIm. and Fridav even "OROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Sir Bnlwer Lytton'a Celebrated Comedy of MONBT Will ba nerfonned by THE AMARANTH, NINO.

Deeer TTtR flROSH RECEIPTS Of this Entertainment wUl bo GIVBN TO THE POOR OF TUB OITY OF BROOKLYN. The Amaranth bearing all the expenses. The following named gentlomen, in conjunction with Hon. JOHN W. HUNTER, Mayor eleos, Will conatitnto the Oommitteo of Arrangements.

Tickets may be obtained of them or any member of the Amaranth, and at the principal stores on Fulton st, Atlantic av, and Court st; also at Chandler Brothers, Men taguest. COMMITTEE. S. O. OARLL, FrMldent of tHe Am.12IT0?T JAMES B.VATb, H.

O. FERGUSON. EDrrin iiutrrf, DRAMATIC OOMMrmtK. HENRY W. POPE, GEO.

B. FRENCH. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. o1 LYMPIO THEATRE, FULTON ST. GRAND HUliIAlAY lftftai.

A fJlilRftllTS CHRISTMAS BILL. fSS gMirS'i Champion Skaters. KYNOOK AND SMlj, SANYEAHS TROUPE. THE SANYEAHS TROUPE. ACROBATS AND GYMNASTS.

LEW. BRIMMER. W. NOON AN. ARCHIE HUGHES ALIOE BATEMAN.

11 LLIiY Alt 1 HUGH FAY. A cm AUGUSTA WALBY. IDA GREENFIELD. MISS EMILY HERBERT. H.

PLUMBER. A. MORKLAND. t' 0 BUTLER AND OHRI8DIES BUTLER AND ofMpA.HY. PANTOMIMK COMPANY.

HUMPTY DUMPl iN BROOKLYN. AfTFf b'NTTRANSFORMATION SCENE. ARNIB1CENT TRANSFORMATION SCENE. MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY, AT 2 O'OLOOK. MATINEE: CHRISTMAS DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.

ATlrJEKJiHRISTMAS DAY, AT 2 O'OLOOK. ZHARLOTTE OUSHMAN READINGS. AT THE ACADEMYOF MUSIC, TUESDAY EVENING, December 23, at 8 P. M. Under the auspices of the Carroll Association.

Admission, One Dollar. Reserved Seats, Fifty Cents Extra. Tiokets nnd reserved seats at Chandler's Muslo Store, 172 Montague St. Fulton st, 7 Montague Ter race andattho East Reformed Ohnroh, Bedford av, oor. ner Madison st, every evening.

A' OADEM.Y OF MUSIC. CHRISTMAS NIGHT. Mr. Stuart begs to onnonnoe that on Christmas night the master spirit of the En iliah stage MR. DION BOUOIOAULT, Will appear in Us own brilliant play of M1ML Sustained by Miss KATHBRINE ROGERS, And the original cast si played at WALLACE'S THBATHE.

For 68 consecutive nights and now presented for tna first time in Brooklyn. HILHARMONIC SOOIETX OF BROOKLYN. SIXTEENTH SEASON. FIRST CONCERT, SATURDAY, December 20, 1873. Mllo.

OSTAVS TORRIANI, Soprano, From tbo Strakosch Italian Opera. Mr. THEODORE THOMAS, Conductor. oSocniMMIi PART I. 1.

Symphony. No. 8, Op. 163, Im. Waldo (In the 2.

Arl Raff Gounod iUAlo. part 3. JerVtdKilM "rtS on the Friday moming the concertUnd continue througE Friday and Saturday. Reserved BeatB for the entire season may bo ecnred by subBcribers at any time, prepayment for the whole being required. ROOK.LYN RIDING ACADEMY, 470, 472, 474, 476 PACIFIC, BETWEEN KEVINS AND POWERS ST8.

The undersigned has the honor to announce that the Arona has again qponed for Ladles' and Gentlemen's Riding Lessons and Ploasuro Exerclaos. uenuemen livening nn IftdifiK i's Saddle and Driv ing Horses slwsvs on hand, for sale, to hire, or exchange, for circulars containing tense, rules, please oaii at "Horses'taken on board, with privilege of tho use of the arena, at 880 parmonth. ALEX. GERLAOH, Riding Master. W.

WALTER, Proprietor. OSTPONEMENT I FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT! or tne neneut oi tup PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. OVER A MILLION IN BANK 1 1 SUCOESS ASSURED A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN On TUESDAY. Slit of Maroh, Next. Tn tn m.nl ihn Mnarkl lnh nnfi AXnBQtAtlon Of the public snd tho ticket holders, for tho full naymont of the magnificent gifts, announced for tho Fourth Grand Gift Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky, tho man agement have determined to postpono the Concert and "rawing until 1 lAOlAI, WIO ami Ml luuuu, loin They hays already reallied i.

OVER! A MILLION DOLLARS, And have a great many agents'yet to hear from Miht la Anlarlnlnnff nt fhn RJllo Of OVSrV ticket bB fore the drawing, but whethor all ore sold or not the Con and drawing will nosltivoly and unoquivooauy take place on the day now fixed, and if any remain unsold thoy WUl DB c.auniHiUi auu vuo iuun mu auhhwu portion to the unsold tiokots. ONLY 60,000 TIOKETS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AMD 12,000 CASH GIFTS, $1,600100 Will be distributed among the TICKET HOLDERS, ftnVoik nrlntAii In cannons, of tonths. and all fractional parts will be represented in the drawing just as whole tiokets ore. LIST OF GIFTS. One Grand Cosh One Grand Cash Gift One Grand Cash Gilt One Grand Cosh Gift 100,000 60,000 17 600 100.000 1S0.0OO Ai Ml One lirann uosn uirt 10 Cash uuts, 810,00) eacn 80 Cash Gifts, $5,000 each 60 Cash GiftB, 81,010 orcn oJ vaou vims, oii on nli nifta.

fttnn nnrh 40.000 1U) Cash Gifts. 4U) each 40,000 U0 Cash Gilts, S30O each 45.UM PAD Hush Gifts. 200 each 60,000 826 Cash Gifts. $100 oaoh 3,600 11,000 ums, woo eacn Total. 12,000 Gifts, all Orsh, omonnting to $1,600,000 The chances for a gift are as one to five.

PRICE OF TICKETS. Yl QUla fclDIMjUItj DU aamvcoi pw uuvs( us. coupon.86: Eleven Whole Tickets for $601:112 Tickets for Sl.oii); il3 Whole Tiokets for 6,000 227 Wholo Tick ets for $10,000. No discount on less than 500 worth of Tiokots. Theronrtntiittijoncertwiu oe couaucteu, an respects, like the throe which have already been given, and full particulars may be learned from circulars which will be sent froe from this office to all who apply for iMT.dfa nt annf If a Hfirtn fnr mrannlfiH trill bs attended to in tho order thoy are received, and it is hoped they will bo sont in promptly, that thera may bo no disappointment or delay in filling all.

Liberal terms given to those wbo buy to sell again. All agents are peremptorily required to settle up their accounts and return all unsold tickets by the 20th dav of March. Airent Public Library Kentucky, and Gift Concert, Public Library Bniidlng. iioniaviiie, ity. CONTERNO'S OKUUxGSTltA AJUU aJ Twenty third Regiment Baud ia prepared to enter bto engagements for parties, weddings, sociables, concerts, fairs, theatres, theatrioal entertainments, balls, and wUl furnish from pianist tolany number of musi.

itreet HOW BILLS, unnnoiMMPH nniTPON TfOKFTS. A OUTS, suitable for THEATRL' OALandMBSSTHRL TROUPES. BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE. NEW VOKK. AMTSEWEIKTS.

OLYM3PIC THEATRE. Opens at 7:16: curtain "8 o'clock, FAREWELL BENEFIT Otf EUIN ADAMS. KUJAY icvisniisii, llecemnor is. In TRAGEDY and COMEDY. Sir Bernatd Hat! igh, Kovor, In O'Keefe's comedy of in 1110 jcienuu umiiiiv, DREAMS OP DELUSION.

Yl 1 1.1 1 USLQ. haTIIKIIAV bis last nnnnaranco 1 last matinee and ovenlng poriormanco 01 iieau noart. UNION SQUARE THEATRE. BEGINS AT 8 o'clock. OVER AT 11.

ENOBMOUS SUCCESS OF Boncicault's new play, LED ASTRAY. Which will be repeated every night and at the SATURDAY MATINEES, Until further notice. BACii noons. mm Rat.T, ROOM IN WHEELER'S I new bniidlng. No.

'422 Fulton st, botwoeu Smith i i in urn. nnmnlntAd. and to tease. or will be rontod for balls, soolables, fairs, eto: Is the largest In the olty, being WilOO feet, and the aooommo dutlons are unsurpassed: also restaurant to lease; apply to A. S.

WHEELER. No. 426 Fulton at. rTU3E NEW AND ELEGANT NILSSON I HALL. 410 and 413 Fulton st, corner of GaUatln place, isto let for Parties, fJocletios, Balls, Leo urea Theatrical Entertoinmonls and Receptions.

The Hall is newly refitted and splendidly decorated. References Required. CliAIBVOyAW'l'S. THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL MAD ame CLIFFORD, the greatest living raedlcal and business clairvoyant and seeress, examines disease, per sonallyandbyhalr, is consulted on all affairs of life and business generally: names, dates and event given, satisfaction guaranteed; office hoars from 9 till 6. 22JHtate st, near c'ourt.

distinguished Madame DE DORE, from Patto, will tell past, present and future events; lost and stolen goods rsoovered: 'brings together those separated, absent friers; lucky numbers (riven. Ladles, Mots, to gl gents, $1 to $2. Hours from 9 A M. tod P. M.

WBBSTKR, BORN WITH A NAT urai gitc oi( ioreaiat, taUs how woa and oftQa yoa t.rmtHniToI&rtnfamnfclf.n nnm BLiBsrtvotiB Qor rai 1c UveRsLtid future aeatmy. (jail ana ton her ai Mf1 ml between Myrtle avenue and Johnion atrAak. AfU cente. XITARBIiB WORKS. IBKMONGER BTBAM MABBXB WORKS, MABBLBIZBD AND DEOORATKD MaSTELS, AKD MARBLE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Having unusual facilities for msnnfaotnring, we can eupplyouilders and others with marble work at shorter notice and at more favorable rates than any otber establishment in the cltv. COPAttTSfEOSMIPS. THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THB UN dcrslgned have, pursuantto tho provisions of the Revised Stotnles of the Btato of Now Yorkformed a llm itod partnership, under the name or firm of E. BENNETT tbflt tbo general nature of the business to be transacted ia shirt manufacturing and dealing in gentlemen's furnishing goods, and that ICL1ZABETH BENNETT, of tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kings. Is tho general a JTJi xxwujv UAftlfUKIjlj, Or tno mvjr nniiiKua, HnimfV nf KinH.

thn annll nil tnnr. HOft that thn Slid PATRICK OAMPBELL has oontrlbatod Ibosnm of live inr.uiiana unimrs br rapitni toward tne common stooa, ana Ihitt tbo said partnership is to comraonco on tho 8th dav of November, lf.vft, and in to tormlnnto on tho first day of Miiy, Dutoil thin 81S (11.V of Novombor, one thousand olgkt hundred and seventy three. ELIZABETH BENNETT PATRICK OAMPBELL. JAMES Tuoy, Attornoy. TUB EAGLE BY MAIL.

We have extendod tbo facilities of onr mail department, and subscribers can have the KAOLE sent to any point, either la this country or Europe, for 7m. per month. To a Brooklynit abroad the Kaole is welcomed as a "letter from home.1' Under the new postal law the rate of uews paper postage is redncod to one oent for each two ouncea or fraction thorcof. Tho Eagle weighs just VA onnoes, and therefore comes within tho law. Tbo postage may ba paid in advance at tho post offices throughout the United States atthe rate of per year, a saving over tb.3 one oentsystom of S1.92 annually.

While the Baole's inter. ata are mainly while we claim for It the position of the best local newspapor In tho Union, it his won for "self a high plaoe among the independent journals or the jountry. The Eagle road universally in Brooklyn. Its circulation ontslde of Brooklyn Is vory rapidly inoroas 4ng, and was never so large as at present. THE IN NEW YORK OITY.

We have established agencies for tlio sale of the Eagle at some of the principal business points in Now York City as follows Astor House steps. 3. P. Rockwood, Grand street Ferry. South Railroad, Jamos slip.

Woodrnff Brothers, Erie Railway Forry Buildings, foot of Chambers ttrcet. Dunn 4 Case, New Jersey Central Railroad, foot of Lib erty street. RATES FOR ADVERTISING. SOUS AGATE MEASUREMENT. Solid advertisements, lstpage, 10 cents por Uno each time.

Display advertisements, 2nd or 4th page, 3J cents por line each time. Local and Commoroial Notices, 8d or 1th page, SO cents per linn each time. Discount of 5 per cent, for 26 insertions la I month. Discount of In per cont. for 78 insertions ia 3 months.

Discount of 16 per oent. for 156 Insertions in 6 months. of 26 per cent for 812 insertions in 12 months. Amusement 20 cents per lino net for oaoh insertion. Peb Notice of Sis Lures ob Less.

lost and round, 76 cents 1 time, and 60 cents each subse rorSalVanl'To Let, 76 cents 1 time, and 60 cents oaoh sub eeonentllme. Boarding, 76 cent one time, and 60 cents each subsequent Wanted. 76 cents 1 time, and 60 cents each subsequent time. ad ten cents per line in exoess of six lines. PEB HOTICE OF BTX XJHEB OB LESS.

Personals time. Marriage Notices, $1.00 each time. Deaths. ffil.fcO each time. Sunday and Hollgious, 60 cents each tune.

'Situations wanted, 25 cents each time. TEBMO OASB IN ADVANCE. Brooklyn, September 1.1B2. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EvESx DESCBiraia. ITH0GEAPHING'ENGRAVING.

STEREOTYPING AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING. BOOKBINDING DONE IN KVERY STYLE. MAMMOTH POSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY Address, BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. A S'C'riOfVIJBtf. M.

COLE, AUCTIONEER. BY COLE MURPHY. SALESROOM, 3T9 FULTON ST. TUESDAY, December 23 at 11 o'olook, at Stables No. 62 Jay street.

ADMINISTRATRIX SALE of four cart horses, coal carta, harness, late tho property of Henry Brcsun, deceased. su8an BRESLIN. Administratrix. W. BACKUS, AUCTIONEER.

BTjnfUWT.VN AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE, NO. 24 FULTON STREET, (Wheeler's Building,) For tho selling at auction andnrivate sale, for cash, DRY tOODS, CLOTHING, FUK8, Boots and Shoes and othor merchandise, new furntture.ao. AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING. Advances made when desired. BACKUS.

J. COLE, AUCTIONEER, COMMERCIAL KKOHANQH, NO. BS L.TtJ BTBB.T, Qpuosite the Oltv Hall JOSEPH HEGEM.AN CO. MONDAY, December 23, At 10 A. at tho Central Sales Rooms.

Willoughby Bt, Cor. Pearl. SPECIAL SALE OF CARPETS New and second hand, Moquette, Axminstor, Velvet, Brussels, Throe ply and Ingrain Catpcts, Oil Cloths, Rags and Muts. "ITUCTii iN SEVENTH ANNUAL, SALE of unclaimed loansSce property, bs prdir of Mr. Ihlson, 188 Oiand siee: New York.

TSOS. W. LINDSAY, auctioneer, will sell on TURSDAY, Djo. at VM o'clock, at 141 Court at, 300 lots of sold and silvor watches, jewelry, comprising 18 karat gold English patent levers, hunting caeca; atso a good assortment ol ladies gold matches in hunting case, enamel and diamond settings, together with a large assortment of silver watches pi every description; ladies' wold sots, pins, earrings, gent gold sleeve buttons, scarf pins, gold and plated vast chains, ladies' and gent's gold rings in diamond and gold Bettings, revolvers, opera glassos, double and singlo barrel gnnB; also one photographic oamera complete. Sale positive.

TrtAWNBROKER'S SALE BY ORDER Messrs. Clicknor ft Heanoy, ffultonsL THOS. W. will sell on MONDAY. December 22, at MM o'clock, 600 lots men's and women's apparel, comprising overcoats, frock, business pants, vests, boots, shoes, bed and linen, blankets, sheets, spreads, quilt, comfortables, fine btoche, plaid and other shawls, remnants, Bilk, merino and otner dresses.

Hale positive. I A UCTION NOTICE GOOD SECOND hand and misfit carpets rich patterns English, Brussels snd ingrain also, elegant crumb cloths, drug jtets, dally from auction, very eheap, at 112 Fulton st. N. between WJUiam and Nassau ats. N.

B. Sent to Brooklyn free otjmargo. ALTERS AUCTIONEERS, Real Estate and Insurance Agsnts, Brooklyn. Salesroom, 391 Fulton at, opposite City HalL Partioular attention paid to furniture and outdoor sales. Brooklyn City Securttii's, Stocks and Bonds, bought.sold and nogo ttated: also, Western Railroad Stocks and Bonds bought and soldi 42ALE.

USTATE OF ISAAC O. LOPER, 3 deceased By vlrtuo of authority of certain letters administration granted to me by tho Surrogate of Kings County on the estate of ISAAC C. LOPEE, deceased. I vrill expose for sale at public auction, on Saturday, the 23d day of December.1678, at 11 o'olock, noon, for cash, at rotunda of the Kings County Court House, in the City of Brooklyn, the following personal property belonging to said estate, to wit: 12 shares of the stock of tho Union Ferry Company, of Brooklyn, and 24 shares of the stock of the Citizens Gaslight Company of Brooklyn. iDatedDeoember 16, 1873.

JEMIMA C. LARKIN, Administratrix of the Estatoof Isaac O. Lopor, deo'd, Daixs 4 Pebbj, Counsel 34 Park Row, N.Y City. 6t fOjEDICAL. MILK.

OF MAGNESIA. Indorsed and prescribed AT.T. THE LEADING PHYSICIANS Throughout the country, A6 THE GREATEST ANTACID YET PRESENTED TO THE MEDICAL PUBLIC. It Immediately and cortalnly rollovos HEARTBURN, SOUR STOMACH, DYSPEPSIA, and HEADACHES, caused by sourness or acidity of the stomach or bowels. Its sotlon as a laxative for children, is superior to any other preparation, requiring no persuasion to induce the.a to toko it, and ia peculiarly adapted to females aur against the food of iat Ants snaring on tho stomach.

For salo by C. W. KITCHEN, M9 Fulton street, and by all leadingDmgglsts. DANIELL 4 68 Cedar stroot. General agents, Now York City.

JOSEPH G. UNDERBILL, DRUGGIST. CLASSON, Cornor GREENE AVENUE. Twenty nine years experlonoe. 1878.

Genuine Porfomery and fine Toilet Articles. Botauloal smd Homoopathy Medicine. Pore drugs and chemicals for dlsponslPK and family use. X1EYDENREICH. BROS.

II DRUGGISTS, JfulUra st, junction of Gates and Clermont avs, and Atlantlo av, comer of Clinton st. Physicians1 prescriptions accurately compounded, nil assortment of fancy, toilet and proprietary prepul tions. TOBNOH PHARMACEUTICAL SPECIALTIES. ESTABLISHED 16 YKARS. Agents for the Kngllsh Breakfast Packet Tea Co.

DErVTISTKT. rnEETH A TOOTH A. SET 10 I Best rubber with Bums and plumpers, wir. anted. Extrai ting undor gas and all charges lnoluded.

Gold and platlns work oqually reasonable. O0IU anu P'T'US HENDERSON. Practical Dentist, J01 Clinton St. corner PsclHo. Svca at tho office of tho BOARD OF EDUOA TTON till SATURDAY, December 27, at 12 jlojk JI IrompubllflnorBOi no ma auw "i wi "nTo? 11 now pnbUcatlon.

and editions revised with in veaVslaleo'. or, for thelsame tlinj jvormsior esrarnauug "rSffr Ao. Bosra OI Mucariou Vh Rorrt thi TOOSI.DB Bern, win, mo uui m.bm, rurht to roiect any Irrogular bids or any which may not bo tor the interest of the Board J. Y. OULYER, A.

B. RICHARDSON, J. W. FLAHERTY, A FORMAN, J. G.

ROSMAN. T. O'BRIEN, dell 13t Book Committee. PRIN'tlHIi. OOK AND JOB PRINTING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, LITHOGRAPHn STEREOTYPrNQ, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING.

BOOKBINDING DONE IN EVERY 8TYLR FINEST COLORED WORK IN THE OOUNTBY BROOKLYN EAGLE AMMOTH POSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY. FRIttTLNG OPEIOH WEATHEB STltlFS. ROWNE'S METALLIC WEATHER WIND. RAIN. SNOW AND DUST PROOF.

GEORGE ELFORD, FULTON ST, Bole Agent for Brooklyn. n.1 TT ,1 a In tlBA In ll.nl. InRTi offices, publlo hnUdlngs and 1arge nnrnber of the best class private dwellings of New York and Brooklyn. KOOFJIVe PAlfllX. A MERICAN RUBBER PAINT.

SlTXkl) READY FOR U8E. OF ANY COLOR DESIRED. 0OFS PAINTED AND REPAIRED WITH RUBBER CEMENT, And GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEAR8. K. FULTON STREET, Cornor ot Clllf N.

Y. I K'l'A KJB UK. TLTEDRO A. AFFONSO 1 1 i irrmWISHTNO TJND! BTTRWISHTNO UNDERTAKF.R. No tlM DeEalb av, and No.

200 Leonard st. E. COFFINS, HKAKSKH, aaiuwus, And every requisite for Knaerals supplied at be shortest A otice. Most ressonablo Terras. Intennenrsmadein anyilemetery.

Orders received for Kmbalrolng the Dond. CorrlAiiM for Weddings or private calls supplied at all rfonr. THE ISA I II. HAIR! HAIR I HAIR! SHAW'S PAT ENT HAIR, emu! to human hair: onn be combed and broshed swllibw, Klc. human hair ehesprit onf in tho warVet Holla switches, one yard lonv, 83: JV n.

iiclu i. 4 c'itIb. ffil tuid npward ladles' own hairdress od over, 5fic latest styles always on hand. Ot BOWERY, oor. fourth at New York, ASH WORKS WONDERS AI WILLIAM OttarB, 96 AND 97 FULTON ST, ASJ 118 COURT ST.

I have iost received CM BEST QUALITY CITY CURED HAMS, Price ISo, per lb, BBLS. CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, Price $8.60 per bbL 250 CHESTS OOLONG, ENGLISH BREAKFAST JAPAN AND MIXED TEAS, All fine quality. Prioa 46a per lb. 300 BARRELS CHOICEST WINTER APPLES, EMBRB01NG CHOICEST 35 oents per pound, fox fine Quality of GROUND COFFEE. I have received voluntary testimony from my auatom ers that this is a BETTER article than they have paid.

FORTY OENTS FOR have on hand an nneonalled assortment of goods suit able for the HOLIDAY TRADE, and offer everything at prices muoh lower thon prevailing RATES. A personal inspsctlon of my stook is solicited. ORDERS by mail attended to onbr goods delivered to all parts. WILLIAM GRAY. 69 and 87 FULTON STREET, And 118 OOURTSTREEr.

tPECIAL, OOLONG BLAOK TEA. 263 half chests of good to be retailed at 40o per lb. 876 half chests of onoioe to be retallod at 600 per lb. 160 half oheets of goon nnooiorea japan, to do retailed 600 per lb. 176 half ohests of choloo uncolored Japan to bo retailed at wo por lb.

m. .1 nh.l.a ftmMnl to be retailed at 80o per lb. 18 ohests 01 good sngusn to oo all ed at 60o or lb, 400 half ohosts of good mixed (green and black) to bo retailed at 40o per lb. These teas are from 15 to 20 cents per lb. cheaper than yon can puronase tnem eisewuure, To bo had only at THE PEOPLE'S TEA.

WAREHOUSE, 219 Myrtle av, bet. Hudson av. and Navy st, or 831 Columbia st, oor. mrntMm A A NOTICE 1 1 A SPECIALTY. EXTRA OHOIOB BLACK TEA, OOLONG, 500.

per lb. EXTRA CHOICE GREEN TEA, HYSON, EXTRA OHOIOE BNGLIBhWkaKFAST TEA, 50c. per lb. EXCELLENT COFFEE, 26o. per lb.

Sold only at the original BROOKLYN TEA AND COFFEE STORE, lot rmwn su corner Ol mgu aw. HOI ADiUIUllW I OOn. ENGLISH BREAKFAST PACKET TEA COMPANY. WHOLESALE DEPOT, 123 PEARL ST, N. Y.

Ths finest ejof KU0F Prioa One Dollar per Pound, May be had In osokets from the leading druggists. CAItPETlIVOS, tVC s1 TEW ART, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS HI CARPETING, OIL CLOTH AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, 174 FULTON, AND tl HENRY STm BROOKLYN. DRUGGETS, MATTING, BUGS, STAIR RODS, SHADES' MATTRESSES, LAOIt LAMBREQUINS AND HEAVY WRTAINB. DRUGGETS, MATTING, RUGS, STAIR RODS, SHADES, MATTRESSES, LACE LAMBRKQUINB.