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AMUSEMENTS FIRST EDITION. 243. ALEXANDER EAGLE. 342. BUTTER.

BUTTER. BUTTER, potest OEANGE COUNTY DAIRY Eecelved three times a week, at 3612 tf 242 FOXTOItStieet, Amusements this Evening. 0IARRIE8. Skflsi MrjBrnv On Simday, Kent. 13th, by Eev.

Mr. Rot'lnsoc, at the Man'ion House. Charles Skelbk, native ol Denmark, to Miss Ellen Mcbpuy. or this city. Stoct In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 15th M.

Stout. 9 yeury and 7 montba. I iis friends armwlniances. af we'l ai those "1 'he fimiilv, are ri qui vted to attend hit fii iertl at the Cliuirh. coiner of Fourth ave and Fii'tsenUi ftiurs day.

Sent. 17tb, at 2 I. without furtnernotlce. TKap.iKdTON On Toeiday niprht. Sept.

15th, Jons J. Ter' r.i to'd S'' years. 5 tiion'U" anc I os. 'Iheri 'at ves and friend of 'he are resr 'cttuliy inv'j; il 'n attend the funeral resideuce cf liw t5 Adc lpld' tn et onTliurdiiyi.l rnoon, ai2 o'eloc': 12 mllton Geo. Hansen, 100, Dograw Wm.

lirown, 18 Woodbull Albert Fernandaur, 101 Sackett Wm. Parker, Van Brunt sl Unsuitable Aoe. JamoB Lennon, 295 Hicks Ilillyer, 68 President John C'03tello, Joseph Eowo, s5 2d place Jan. Farrell, 21at Itobert Wardlaw, 82 Summit Duniel Donovan, 96 Norih Oth Archibald Chudwick, Willow Jeremiah Erennan, 33 Congress John Gorman, 570 Columbia John Eidloy, 7D TI103. 1 Wright.

Putnam James L. Dal 577 Columbia Thomas Uoyle, 23S Henry Owen ealy, Meeker and James Keefan, Thos. Mthoii, KiDg and Van Brunt OttoMuller. Ctiarle3 Smith, Harrison Alex. Busby, 40 Carroll Andrew 1'JR Union si.

SrnsTiTLTKS Juines L. Basset, Qalney street, plumb 19 years, lor Dewey Croker, 218 Clinton street; Thin. New York, sal'or, 22 years, for i'rcdfc. Strouble, J.otts:. John Meyer, 24 years, for George Forble; Liizer for Eobert (o'es.

OSlt Son of a Widow Thomas Boyd, 19 Woodbull Physical Disawl George Garst, 148 Suoket Mer, S. ekett sl.reel; Patrick McCino, Si btriel; Joseph Dowley, 10ft LlViorasto.i stuii; Andrew Mason, 84 First Place; Peter Kurmuo, liroad John J. Morris, Flatlande; Joseph H. Ashton, ti'iG Columbia stieel; Alfred W. Jacobs, 92 West Warren; Carlisle, 840 Hicks street.

e.x.i for Sekvice. James Cusbninn, Oakland st, EAGLE OFFICE. 3X M. Telegraph to the Brooklyn Eagle. SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

The White Flag Flying over Bloater: THE VERY LATEST ADViflES; POSITION OF AFFAIRS. Hai timoee, Sept. 16. The correspondent of the Baltimore American, at Fortress Monroe, wished a conversation with Captain DigEs, of the United States transport, Nellie Pentz, yesterday, says C'aptaiu Dices states that he had a conversation with the Captain of the Cosmopolitac, who is a very intelligent and reliable man. and who is emnloycd in bringing the wounueu irom Aiorris isiann to iiiuoa ticau.

Tbe Co imopolitan left Light House Inlet at two 'clock on Saturday morning, and her Captain reported that flag'' was displayed from Fort Moultrie od Friday afternoon, and from that time until he left an lie firing naa eeaseo. The Captain of the Cosmopolitan also renorted that General Ollmorehad possession of half of James Island, oui ne nio noi state now mis resun. was ac'nereu. Cantaln Diees. of the Nellie Pentz.

further savs. that when he left Hilton Head on Saturday morning he kept close into tbe coast and passed Charleston oar at not more man six miles irom on Moultrie; that with a glas3 1... Mro fli'n. that perfect quiet prevailed insfde the ar during all fie iiuie ne wue iu eigui uiiu souuu, uiu mat mero was no firing either by the enemy or by our land or naval forces. Actroraing to toe statement oi vapiain Liigs, tne 'white flae" was flying from Fort Moultrie from Fridav evening up io i o'clock on Saturday afternoon.

There might possibly have been a suspension ol hostilities fo: humi purpuwi um cicu, wncuoj xcporiuo, mis wouiu not indicate a surrender of the fort. If the fort had surrendered there would undoubtedly been a despatch sent off, and we should have had the correct news uy mis lime. shall receive the itichmond papers ot Tuesday here to oay, wnicn may tnrow some ngut on tne svoject. OUT DOOR SPORTS BASE BALL. Matches This "Week.

To day trie Eekford and Union Clubs play their return gume on tbe Un'oa ll GrouDds, Williamsburg, and we have no donbi it wn: he quite an interesting auair. as we nave to at tend two other matches to day, we shall feel oblid if Mr. Ilogers will send us the score early to mo 'n infr. The carne nomed forto morrow istberetura mutch. iar vs.

ruutuai, wnicu comes on ai uoDOKen ai i. 31, Ou Friday the rrand match between two aire oui l.rooklvn ana ew one taKes place on the Si. tlcorte Cricket Grounds at Hoboken, and it wid no doubt be a Hue game. Members of the Eckfo.d. Atlantic, ar.d Excelsior Clubs will play In it on the Brooklyn side, and players from the I nion, Mutual, Henry i.ck lorii, on that of Xvw Tork.

Uioif, ofMorrissaitia, vs. Hensy Eckfoed, op Hew York. lhe match beiag ihe first ot a homo series, resulting, as shown by tbe score, in favor of the Henry was piayea on namruay, rim on tbe ground of the Henry Eekfortl's, 63U street and 3d avenue uutoy. Abrsms. 3 Van AniTTcrp, es.

Nicholason. Hyatt, r.f Pineknev, 2 Birdeell, Durell, 1. Ilunuigan, Collins, c. O. It.

ECKFOIID. 0. E. ..:) 2 Hudson, 2 .3 2 .3 1 2 3 .3 1 A. Saunders, 3 2 .2 2 Patterson, 1 1 .2 2 T.

Dalton, s. 2 2 .3 2 I. 3 1 ..3 1 H. DaUon, 1 3 1 .1 3 Joe Saunders, r. 2 2 .4 0 Wright, c.

2 2 21 24 16 JROOKLYN ACADEMY Off MUSIC. MISS LA.UKA KEENE tr Iriecda and the puij oi Krookiyu that blit will Lave the honor of appearlni before tuem on MOSDAV KVEOTNfi, Kept. 21. 1863. wl mil be oue of the moht sterling and w.tty "Coujtol.p of n.e aee MASKS AND FACES, Pe WcfflDgton Miss LAURA KEENE.

tullce optn on Friday morn'ni; at7Ja. fo. the sa'e of tc ket and teats. sel6 It ARK II A t7 Tj (IN 8TRKET. (oi.iosl'.f.

tlie ty Hall, UrooHyn.) Lessee and Manimer lr. Gaonel Hirrison IMMENSB SUCCESS! CROWBED MOHTLY OltBET TUB PE" FOls.MANCKS AT THIS El.StJANT 1'liEATRK. TFH3D NIGHT OP 'iTTiTRESULAR SEASON. WKDXKSDAY KVi NINO. Sept.

IS. WiHhe preterjitd me bcaatlful Comedy, lu three acts, en THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. 3ovPinor Ileanslj Mr. G. H.

Andrews. Hi'tirtHll rirac. ow Ch. er ss Henrietta Ir.lng. 10 conclude up me Mnsti al isurmta oi IkTCNV i.iuri TennyLealheriungs (alias Jenny Lind) Miss Mary Shaw A PTand Fairy Extravftnza in nct've reheArsal.

anl nill lie noouced. PRIftF.Sni. i i. MISSION, nmina ftK (Id RTld 4 DO Orchestra Cuirs (l (Kj Balcony i 'eiitB 75 Psmnette su I Family Crete 25 r.o cnag if iwrvti seats. liox Boi aaiij from 8 to 12 A M.

and 3 to 5 P. JL Door en at 7. Commence at 8 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICES. POLITICAL THE CONFERENCE COMMIT tee from the Union Democratic General Committee and Iteculur Dfmnrrmir! (lommit'ee are reaueted meet at rnon.

No. 4, City Hall on THURSDAY EVEN ixvr, cein, me, also coca i 1.1. rti WM. M. JjiS.

Cokeov. Sec'y. sel6 2C BOAKD WANTED SOUTH OF FULTON street, by a teDtlemrn and his wife; private family piefeired; de. lre iwo Irort rooms, seend stir, water and ccs. with UEe of but'.

State lull purticulars and price to box 4,102 New Yort Pos Office. sel63t rAPHOLINE GLEE AND MADRIGAL SO CIElY. sir.nnNii SKASON. The Bnl nheii arm fate nl. an TBT7H3DAY EV5N.

INi, ntbEept at8o'clock. at the Society's Boom, corner ruiton av. am Juy st, JAMES NAPTER. Chairman Geo. A.

Lockiubt, Eoo. and Treas selB 2t F.S. McMURKAY'S FflbOOL FOR CHILDKEV now ocen at 111 Portlund avenue. Cuargea reasonable. Hl6 2t A MEETING OF THE GERMAN DEMO CP Vl'P OF KINGS COUNTY will be held at the JACOB VnltKli coiner of Hudson aveuue aod Pros Htitree.

on thi3 Wm.N'fc,SOAY o'clock. AU Pemocrat'cCti'maasareJnvItcdto ittend. cel61(i' PRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG" LADIES. lift Atlantic street, between Com and Clinton. MISS aMES dare Princloal ot Female tiiammar School No ew Vork Cits )bB resumed her Cass fo the eduoatlon eisbieer young ladles, upwaids of thirteen years o' ac tuidli iiu cho Lt parsue advauid ttuoiss.

The is esoecial'j recounnniled to LADIES, who, con ill beiirli orctbe. lusts, huve lcen dewiived of the ad v.u.fa.rs of luh inslructio. in ear ier Ufe. Pupils ad mitud at tlrre vac les ociur. Ic.

trui i on am MX A. nnt 1)6 P. Tnlliorin Frorlisli Brant and tuerudimeD" of French, El EVEN POLLABspprQUait r.inclurtlo theUSE OF ALL HF.OIilHkn KOK hTITDY. No extra chafes. CiioBlsrs at Mr.

Brandt's store. 193 Atlantic street or at M'es An.es' reildence. No. 266 Schermerhorn Kevies jyiisra fBBE DRAFT FXEMPTION Uth WARD. A Thp rommit'ee for the Hth ard still meetat the re: idenr tf Ala.

i rthv. corner of Noi th 3d and 2d reels. 0': I' and ecilytticr altrfrom 7 to 9 o'cli'k P. rntil fu'iher notice "arties applviug for hef will oi ii T.iihtLeai two witn ssei snstnlipte their claims. tr E.

MUKPHY, Chairman IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. FOR clt iTln'' ii ver plated wrre andiewel' usetheT7hite Tiaich riven a Dri hant poi'S'i wnnoui For r.Je at CHA1E 8 2U3 Kulton st ecIG Manufacturer of Gold and Silver Ware. O1 PER A GLASSES. A LARGE ASSORT meiji iu leceived echroie 'ic lenses, smau and com mil iicoi power, and richiv n' nnturl. at CHASE'S.

iM Fulton st Dea'cr in all kii.ds of Optical Good? fTBE HHAFT EXEMPTION COMMITTEE, I'lTtr tl'Alfr of fhf rath will mcitai tin coir er of Ewtr. and "Van Brnut stieets on the ih ii st. ami oaily thereafter, from 7 to a ciock i un 1:1 nnfr I'iT6ons arn tyrtr fr relief will trins with them two wit I'e. er il. jUliate locu cittiuis p'Pif Jt'ENNIS O'KEEEE, Cha'rman.

MATTER OF THE LIEN OF AUG uS A TrM vcittn uiralniit Rtnmnhlo Nwrins. Kotire is hereby aiven requiring all persons who bavet any linnu i a Btwtv.Ti.m.ri vi thl. HtpnnStliD NeriUS." 1 viitueot the act "to provide forthe rn'ip. of il rr.m.iiR n. a ahinn and vessels issed Ai rii 'j4.

18S2, comalped In Chap. 183 of the LaWB of tde li 1.1 Ww rti te. of Ihp vpur 111 2: aoii also tne mPlwr, wntr. asent. and all her peiaios interested iit.lHv.M.1 In nnttiir hfnrA tht.

nnderehiancL At mv hun htra. Cltv Had. in The tv of Krooklyo. Kloss Cnuatv. on the nipelee' tr: dav of )ctober.

ac 10 o'clock A. al end a aatrlL utirn of the Drooeeds arlsinir irom the iile (i laid her lactic, apparel and furniture, by vn' er the rovis "lis or taia act. ed April Tbi alirve otice hereby directed to he published once aTuei ft 'hrp ivieilii tt.e Brooklyn Daily Lagie. broonjn, errtm tr tbth. iKta.

PAMUd'l. RRIfcON, Kimrs County Jade. Clare. Rjiimomd Cocssex. Att for A.

Wond, claim ant. selB lawaw, IV i ED STEADS TROY BEDSTEADS 1,000 I Troy bedsteaiis. fut, and sinKle; 250 round corners, ullsize; 25i eottaue, lull and thr quarters; i0 black "til lull i rl slnirle: larue Dininc and Bound tables. lo snieatthi Manufactorv. 397 East Eirhth street, near Avf r.ne N.

Y. IF YOU WAN! TO KNOW letg.i'iJ reid MEUlCAi. COMMON SENSE. i cui ions book for curious people, and a good beak for one Content tables free at the Brlnclval Newssv uer Depots tbr iwhout tie country, at E. Warner's.

N. I tykueet or ol le auihr, vn. b. B. mum i' HMI1, Si.

I. 6CI0 II. THE FIREMEN. pBOOKLYN, SEPTE11EER IS, At aBpecial meetinie of Toun: Aa" ca Hook and L.d ierlo p.uy No 3. I.eld tje rude hoi'.

on tue a li anove dale, the followln" preambles aadre jiu on Hfre iin niinou.ly edi preil here, io vewoi ne uonscnrt.on set ujvdk neen en ii fhis cit. ny fireraea coDpec.ed whh ti'is rlciwimeiit having been drifted who were led to oelieve liai itmir.on i.ouoi:il wouu ejemti i lem uy payion i.l xpmr.lion mnnev: ano bv Tile la ac.ion of tiieCon mon Cooncii firemrnsre convinced tht they mu.t noi expect mi'!) am in their nenair; wnereai a ilea1 of feelioe liaseristn in this department touchin ai iinnnf riie Cntbmou Counctu in retusin to exe'unt r.he iMcbers 1'itrrof. and There1 are some 1 this (ho tave veii'ured to BUgsest tne dsDanamem oi tne ihFref.ire'oe It Ri Eolved. TV.rd we rdhere and maintain our orcaot ica a Hook sod 1 a 'dtr Company in the re Depart cr.t of toe tictern District of rUe city of r.rookiya. iir Ji i (irate u.

AN Alib cauuitCf, roreraan. Jamis Golhet. Secrttary. selG It I PUKSLANUE OF AN ORDER ROS I WE ELL C. BRAINARD.

Surrocate of the County if KIPKS: Notice is herebv frtven, according to taw, to all persons i.iviHf claims aKainst WILLIAM BDItRAGE, late of the St 1 of Mm savhusetts, deceased, that they are required to exhibit tbe same, irith the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at the office of Joseph V. Uowe. No. 14 Wall itreet. In the City of New York, on or before the first day of Oeeemlier next.

Dated May 2otb.l8i3. my25 lawRM WIUJAM W. BDRRaGE. Eireoutor. TN PURSTJANC8 OF AN ORDER OF ROS 1 WELL 0.

BRAINARD. Surrogate of the County of KineB: Notice is herehy irtven. according to law. to all persona navirg clatmt agabjst CONWAY, late of the City Brooklyn. rleceaBeil.

that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her ref Mence, corner or Smith and Warren streets, in tlie City uf Brooklyn, on or before the twenty flfth day of October uext. Dated April ISth. 13. AJ HONORA OONWaY. Administratrix.

oai lawsm'Tu PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER OF SOS 1 WELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the Oounty Notice Is hereby given according to law, to all persons Slot, Rfl i TOWNSEND.late of the Cltv pi Brooklyn deceased that they are required to exhibit the witn tne voucutre "wicii of Samuel T. Townsend. 9o Harrison street, hi the City of Brooklym on or before the day or Decemoer nexv libvom way i. mriK 1 itwiimTn SAMUEL 'to wkSEND I Executors rN PTTRSTTANCE OF AN OKDER OF KOS JL WELL O.

RRAINARB. Surrogate ol the County Notice 1'b hereby ven. according to la to all persons navlug claims against ANTON DOMMEKGUE, late of the f.itv ni nwiir, that thev are required to exhlb it the same, with tbe vouchers thereof, to the sabscrlber ie executor, at the office of James Eschwee. at No. 77 Cedar street.

In the City of New 1 1 ork. on or before the 2d day of Januarv 1864. next. Dated Jane 23d. jeraUwtoK LORENZ REIN HARD.

Bsecato TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAINARD, Esq. Surrogate of the County of Notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persons hatoi Tclatos "gainst FRANCIS 6. COLE, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executors, at the ofbee of Theodore Hinsdale.

No 7 Nassau street, in the Cltv of Now Vork. on or before the 1st day of Harch next. Uatea Augusi si)'. ij. auEfilawCm NY.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Forster Weeks and Robert J. Douglass, Platntlffs, aealnst. Andrew" Waruock and Kleanor. his wife, flefendants Summons for relief (Com not served.) U. B.

Revenue tamp on origtnal Summons. ro the defendant abuve named: You are hereby ummoneo and required to answer the In this action, which has this day been died In the oflice of the Clerk of the County of Klnra, at tue City Hall, nthe Cltv of Brooklyn, and toserve a copy of Four answer to tbe said complaint on the subscriber, at his office. No. 5fi Wall street, in the City of New York, within iwenty days after the service of this summons on yon, exclusive of the daj of such service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time afbresaliL the plalntlfjB in this action ill apply to the 'Jourt for the roller demanded in the complaint Doted New Yo April II, 1863. Q.

Mfl DAS. Plaintiff's Attorney. jel6 lawS rl ll street. N. Y.

Pio Nics and Excdrsiohs. Prospect Pake, tlloated near Mhstreet and 10th avenue; combining on Its vest area woods, lawn aod plain, affords exoeHent adran tases for Sunday Schools and othe pleasure parties. It is acoetslble every rew minutes during the day by the Cooiy IilMi'1 cars running from JTulton Ferry, through Jay. imltb i nd Ninth streets. KELLY'S WOOD YARD, 46 and 47 JAY BXSEEr.

Where OAK AND HICK0EY WO09. TBI BEST OTJALirr. Can always be had AT TTTT5 T.nwifaT PHTmrB Ordera thankJulljreceWerlwd promptly attended t. aula tf M. T.

KELLY. DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, DISEASES OF THE EYE, FAR AND THROAT, CATARRH 0DRED B7 DR. VON EISENBERG, Author of "Surgical and Practical Observations on th" Diseases of the Ear, with his new Mode of Treatment." NEW TESTIMOT. "Nsrw Yoax. May 6.

"I was entirely deaf In my left ear, accompanied by a dla charge. I placed myself under Dr. Von Ei enberg's care, who, by bis great skill, restored me to perfect hearing In the short space of a lew minutes, without giving me the slightest tain, and the discharge has ceased entirely. Tbe Eustachian Tube, which was obliterated, is quite open, and I fee that the air passage performs Its functions. I am amply satisfied, and recommend every one buffering from Impaired bearing to place themselves under the treatment of tbJby eminent and successful physician.

"Thouas Gbahah, No. 539 6th CHRONIC CATARRH CURED. BEAD: "New York, March 20, 18fflfe "This Ib to certify that I have Buffered from very severe Chronic Catarrh, with a dull heaviness In the head. I felt my nose completely stopped up, accompanied by continual soreness of the throat, the chills stealing over me with occasional hot flushes, a great tightness of the chest and pain, so much so that every one thought It was consumption. Having beard of the great cure performed by Dr.

Von Eisenberg, I consulted bun with but little hope of a cure. I am now happy to be enabled to add my testimonial to the great number already In the Doctor's possession, as to his scientific and successful mode of treatment, as he has shown In my case that skill and knowledge which have procured or him bo great a reputation, I am bo entirely restored to perfect health, that I do most Blncerely recommend all sufferers trom Chronic Catarrh and Sore Throat to apply at once to Dr. Von Ebjenberg with a certainty of being cured. "FREDERICK WEBER, No. 359 4th Bt." Office No.

816 Broadway. ie343n MACHINERY. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR BALE, vir. Steam Engines and Boilers, stationary and portable, from three to fifty horse power, Plan'n; Machines, Lahes. Shafting, Pulleys and Belting.

Tanks. Portable Kettles, Vices, Machinery, and Tools of every description. Also on hand a huge assortment of horse shoe and other Iron. Tue highest rrice paid for Wrought and Ca Scrap Iron. Copper and Metals of every description.

Apply to P. CASSLDY, 4 to 10 Bridge street Brooklyn. Dealer in all kinds of Machinery. N.B. On hani a larte assortment ol Furnace Doors, Cra Bars, tc 87 ROOFING.

COMPOSITION ROOFS, DURABLE AS TIN, AT LESS THAN HALF THIS COST. Leaky Roofs of all kinds repaired and made perfectly and permanently water proof. TTN EOOF8 PAINTED. For BSmples, erences. prices, please call at th.

offl, e. No. 2 CoOitstreet, Brooklyn opposite City Ha)'. LUTHER EAMES. Agent N.

B. Water proof Palut for sale. Price 75 cents pe 'na. 4 IN THE YEAR 1845 Mr. Mathews first prepared THE VENETIAN HAIR DY1 since that time it has been csn bt Thoosakds, and in no Instance has it failed to give pertsct aATispAono.

THE VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest In the world. Ita price is oslt Fittt Ckbts. and each bottle contains dotou th qbahttty or DTK contained in those usually sold for (I. THE VENETIAN DYE is the safest composition of iu class. It is WABSABTED sot to isjubb the bAlror the seal In tbe slightest degree.

THE VENETIAN DYE works with EApmrrr and oral AtB tt, the hair requiring no preparation whatever. THE VENETIAN BYE produces any shade that may iBired one that will not fade, crock, nor wash out; on is as permanent as the hair Itself. Price 60 cents. Fo ale by all Druggists. Prepared only by A.

MATHEWS. General Agent. 12 Gold st. GRAY'S CELEBRATED HATH RESTORATIVE. IT IS NOT A DYK.

$1,000. PREMIUM. $1,000. Will cause Hair to Grow on Bald Heads; will Restore Gref or Diseased Hair to its ORIGINAL CONDITION AND COLOH; Will Prevent the Hair from Falling Off, and Promote a Ne and Healthy Growth; completely eradicates Dandruff; will prevent and cure Nervous Headache: will give the Hair, a Clean. Glossy Appearance, and Is a Certain Cure for all Diseases of the Head.

PRISE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE. It a perfect and complete dressing for the Hair Sea the following testimonials: Bhcokt.tr, Jan. 12th. 1863. WM.

GRAY, Esq. Dear Sir I have used your Hair Ke Btorattve for Dandruff and Grey Hair, and In both cases It was eflective. My hair, which was turning greyvery rapidly, was entirely restored after two weeks' use; and as to DandruO my coat was usually white with it about the shoulders, and now I have no appearance of tt in the least either In my head or on my coat. My wife's hair was falling out; this stopped by the first week's use. Enclosed find cash for a conple of cases, which send me, as I wish to do some good to some of my friends, who are in the condition I was before using your Restorative.

Make what use of this you please, or any portion of it; I cannot say too much in Its favor. Yenrs truly. THOMAS H. FARON, Comptroller City of Brooklyn. For sale by the Proprietor, (WM.

GRAY,) at the RESTOB ATIVE DEPOT, 301 BROADWAY, New York, ai GRAY'S FULTON FERRY BATHS. Bror' at HAYES Medics Agency.llio Fnltonstbv aod all MA.CHINES TO USX. BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, WITH OE WITHOUT OPERATORS. DRESS, CLOAK AND MANTILLA MAKING, STITCHING FOR FAMILIES, CORDING, BRAIDING, HEMMING, QUILTING, BINDING. TUCKING, 4c.

INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO OPERATORS. MACHINES REPAIRED AND ADJUSTED. AT THE WHEFLER A WILSON AGENCY. 332, HI, 336 S38 FULTON STREET, je6tf fDityFs'lE: GROCERIES. 'LOUR FLOUR FRESH GROUND AND of tbenne.i anallty, at 161 Fulton street.

Brooklyn. 3TPTEH BUVl'ER The finest made, and a sure tnlm? every tune at 1S1 TEA TEA At reduced prices from 60 tul upward. COFFEE COFFEE Pure Java, free from the dulterauoDSof the day, together with a large (took ors.iected groceries of all kinds at fair prices. 1 ARNOLD YOUNG 181 Fulton Brooklyn. REAT BARGAINS IN TEA.

COFFEE AND SPIOES, AT HARDING'S OLD STAND. Comer of Fulton and Main sts, Brooklyn. 8ye CcfJee loo per ft Harding's Domestic Coffee 15o per lb West India Coffee. a)e per Ib St. Dcmlcgu Coffee 26a per lb Coffee 30c per Ib 5o per Ib Or.

in Packages of six pounds or over. one nect less per pom. phj IjUKST 4U AUTY FAMILY GROCEREBS A B. CORNELL. 230 Fulton street, coiner jf dark street offer to families the most oomr lete assortment cf GROCERIES AND FRUITS loend In the olty, etsbrsoin every article of necessity or luxury kept by Family Grocer nojrt We trade.

Incla CHOI0E WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGaRS, And every variety of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, 4c Ac GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWHB SEEDS. Assortment of JELLIES, made from pore frclta, eznreaa Is tor ne trade. DRIED FRUITS of ah kinds. English Pickles, Sauces, Se.ied Siirdlnes and Olives. In oil.

ALWAYS ON HAND EARLY IN THE SPRING, A choice assort HA Kit ANTS' and FLOWERS, MONTHLY and PERPETUAL ROSES. STANDARD and MOSS ROSES. ROOTS OF ALL KINDS. W. H.

CORNELL solicits the patronage hitherto exv nd ed to him from the avenues, as tbe ordera are attended to dally as usual oeds delivered to ail parts of the olty. Lo MEXHLt.l WORTH READING THB KJ fintof May is over, the ladles have settlea their new homes, and now they are looking for a good place to do their trading. Now candidly and truly yon oould not be advuied to any better place than to K. INDIG'S GEOCERY STORE. No.

78 Fulton street. Where you will not only find the largest variety of the best Soods. but you will also find hut prices, considerably lees lan elsewhere. It would pay you no matter how far distant you live, to come and try him. Sugars retailed at reflner'B prices, by E.

INDIG. 78 Fulton street Fine new selected Teas from 60c and upwards by E. INDIG, 78 Fulton Street. Fine Spring Butter at aie per io auu upwards, 0 E. INDIG.

78 Fulton street. A li rge assortment of the best brands of Family Flour re t'iueu at wholesale prices, by E. INDIG. 78 Fulton sneet. Cunee carefully selected, roasted and pure ground uy E.

INDIG. 78 Fulton street. siore reality than Blowing, ny my31 ly E. i INDIG, 78 Fulton street. Now have we passed the winter of our discontent, may glorious summer sunshine dawn upon us, Sols IUysLER, Leader of Fashion, ready to adorn the heads of all who will favor him with a coll at 531 Fulton strest.

J. Lockitt, Son 251 Fulton street, offei the ba'ance of their summer slock at try reduced 1'iices. corsiMinr of Fluted Klbbirt. Cotton Robe Ribbons, Fancy and PlataGlmpstj Oordand Tassels, Belt O.uimeots. and buttons, Ac.

Triromlnes made to order. Fluting snd Plnklugat amosent' icatlt. New Dress Bead Gimps with Lace fonndatioa, a'ro Bugle Gimos and Ornaments. Trlmmln s. Fluting and Pinking, to order at Lockitt, Soa A 361 Fulton tt.

op po. Ite Clinton; Flonnces fluted. Tne Dbaft. Tliose fortunate recipients of Ibe notiie of conscription can bsve their ne ee jry exemption a rrs properl executed MAU.boniedbsr the Provost Mubl uv one experiesced. Oflice Mo.

141 Jeralemon at. corner ol Court. HOC LETTS OPEEA HOUSE Corner of Court and Semsen St. Ethiopian Songs, Burlesques, OFFICES 30 AND 32 FULTON STEEET AND HO. 80 SOUTH SEVENTH B.

D. To Residents of the Eastern District. Residents of the Eastern District, by leaving their names at the office, (50 South 7th 8tret,) can have the Xague served rejularly at Uieir residences or places of business, in the following wards, by the carriers, as follows Mr. Thomas Nutting, in tho 13th and 10th wards. Mr.

Mabey, in the 14th ward. Mr. Charles Martin, Greenpoint. WED PTES JAY EVENING, SET. 16 THE EXEMPTS.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Tacts and Incidents, Tricks and TreacheriesThe Official Record. The conscripts or this District should feel grateful in no small degree for the superb weather we have enjoyed duriug the past few weeks. Watchiug and waiting for chance3 is at any time an unpleasant job, which if attended to in murky or rainy weather becomes wonderfully enhanced and partakes strongly of the character of a nuisance. The two or three hundred individuals' who gathered at Captain.

Gregory's headquarters this morning were in a great ma jority of instances exceptions to the general rule. It has been the unpleasant duty of our ears from doy to day to hear profanities and objurgations without stint while we were at the office, but for some reason or other our conscripted friends who rallied to day at the call of the Marshal were jolly and festive in the extreme. A universal and all comprehending Society for Mutual Edification fieemed to be organized and in the most harmonious workiDg order at tho time of our viijt Cigars were plenty, stories were, abundant, good humor prevailed and a general confidence in uni. Versal exemption, reigned through the crowd from number one who stood by the sentinel ct the foot of the stairs to number one hundred and eighty seven, who rested familiarly against the Tailing of the Police Station. THE BOARD ORGANIZED as usual at nine o'clock, every member baing present.

A ter some infoi mal conversation concerning certain curious cases which had developed since their, adjournment, they took up the question of the Press privilege, arjd resolved by an unanimous voLe to admit without reserve all authorized members of tlie Preso, to whon 6hould be given all information of interest to the public, which might properly he published. This eminently considerate and righteous conclusion is most gratifying to us, as it will doubtless be to the public. Our readers would scarcely credit the TRICKS' AND TREACHERY which men of wealth, position, and influence, attempt to practice upon, the Board. They are of such frequent occurrence that they cease to attract official amazement, though the o3ieial acumen is such that it reodily dc rests and overmatches the thousand and one eontemptibiiities which our honest fellow citizens descend to. While sitting in the room an elderly gentleman presented himself with a notification and desired examination.

He was manifestly over age, and expected readily to pace. Upon reference to the record it wes ascertained that it was Mr. who wa3 dralced, but that the clerk in making out his notification had in his haste omitted the distinguishing adjective. This little fact communicated to the old gentleman, who stood upon his head, so to speak, with indignation, and denounced the whole thing as a humbug and cheat. He was shown the original record, which should have satisfied him, but as he went oh" without abatement of anger, we will refer him to the columns of the Eagle, in which is printed the name in full, junior and all as as life.

'Twus too badto fail in such a laudable operation, but our aged friend will have to shell out his or find a substitute for his little junior. Colored conscripts who don't desire themselves to shoulder the musket are to famish COLORED SUBSTITUTES. Thus far some of the best made, soundest chested men offered have been of this class. This morning one was presented who stood siifcet tall, stout, robust, clear eyed, and sound as a dollar. He was formerly a slave of Baton Rouge, rocde his escape trom home about the ti'jae of cue surrender of New Orleans, was brought North in the Hartford, but hits found no ouc here wilb.

whom he particularly syuipat'iises and has embraced the present opportunity of brushing away an ennui which makes him wretched. JVe doubt not he will, ere long, prove himself worthy of nis position. service on tlie ground that tuey can read tvritiuj on an envelope neia eioceiy lo tue eye. vv nave no 'doubt tliere are at this moment scores ol' youtlis in Ibis distiict wlio Die piacticic''' the en veiope dodge, but it won't avail iliain, for tlie doctor has chanfjed his tnctics, hi 3 base is re moTed, and he operates on an entirely diffevent field. "We would disclose it, did we not fear it would anect tne "enrollment ol the JMation il MiliUtt, a deed we shudder iu, and an act of ir.

son which we dare not con template. The Board have chnneed quarters. Eormerlv iliev occupied the back bedroom of the shanty, but now they sit serenely in the front room. Tue oaek room is occupied by some ol tne assistant and a table with pen and inkary accommodations are provided for the reporters, all of which is Trery pleasant and exceedingly cheerful. Mr.

Samuel Fish, an elderly gentleman was exceedingly annoyed this morning to liud that he could not appear in place of his son, Samuel L. 3Tish, who was drafted but not notified. Reference to the list disclosed the fact that the old gentleman was enrolled in the second class and of course could not be drafted, while thejuvenile Biembcr of the family being enrolled in the first flues was evidently the one intended by the ballot. At Yveuts he is the one who will do dut in the prcselit emergency. The following is the official list for to day: Hku foe Dttt Edwin Gnrnett, Eobert Boyle, Michael Murphy, inslow Mitchell, Leo Johns, Paul Allen, Stephen Y.

Carev, Kc nball, Albert "Vernon, Chevies Waillcr, Thomas McConoell, Auly Kansidc. ScnsTiTDTES. Abel Crook, substitute, Merritt; Ed Uoltemius, substitute, WmTinan; Geo Tucker, substitute, Jno Kentz George II Buell, substitute, Ada Keni; Cook, substitute, Jno Meyer; Chas Waller, substitute, Cunningham A Sanford, substitute, TVni Brady. Disability. Jacob Lantenplos, Wm Seaman, Fred glanders, liiley, Horace Whiting, Chas Fitch, Juo Ambrose, 8 Lamence, Jno MiUcr, Howland, Hardrink, Frank Green, Jno Mead, Thos Hudson, yym James, Pat Torrcnto, James Fairbanks, Wilsiin, Jacob Michaels, Cbaa Smith, Wlnfleld Scott Goodrich, Warmer.

Aliens ChaB Konir, 1S7 Atlantic: Wm Palmer. IS Henrv; Dorrlngton, 111 Atlantic; Krombody, 332 Fulton Thos Itoche, 234 Grand James Francis, 84 Tineapple; Jos KlUin, 32 Prince; Wm Taylor, 04 Fulton; V.AAK llnltn 10 lliirtl. Under Ace Chas Batchelder, Edw Tounji Luther Wyman, Brennan. Ovke Age Nelson Grossman, Ircd Cordos, JnoMc Kamee, Dan Ames, John Laltimer, UDriscoll, Tiioa JnUksidekt Dwight Tra'ccy, Curry, Alf OnS Sok AdamAxt, GcoWWairen, Wintoyne, Chas Kay, David Ludlow, McKciiny. Fatueb or Motheblehs CniLDitEK Mirando Mit cliell.

i i MnlcomFori Anderson. I'Ain August alitor, II Van Wagner, Charles TV Kussell. Seoond. Congressional District. The caBca heard at the ataceiioon session yei tcrduy arc as follotVB Ai.ikns.

Michael Corfleld, 4 Carroll strcot; John ,1. Tnin UK Atlantic Conrad Lent. Eushwick James'Wall, GO Hamilton John Driver, tOii Hamil ton Thomas uarrety, ijov'b luciyouaio. "oK Nnnh nib Isaao Ichelheimer, North Thos, Stanton, Columbia Michael Wilcb.Freemanst.; Johu Si'ekett ton, If Clrsson George 105 Busso, cr, Couk, New Fredk. street.

August Union wa.v; Janus II niat Henry ave; of st: hull Hmr New ITeld All passed st 3d Clove 20th 1S6 av; near A aves; 54 1 67 Slot; oU; wel: ann ni'l pn erd of No srd ai'sc. Tie this by late lids i To 1' of If WAlVTS. jMTED A SITUATION. BY" A KKSL'K pirl to do Ffncl l'OU vnrk (r a 'Ok Vail i Voile pud Iron has ibe bust 01 city Aply at. 1 It' TED A SlTl'ATIOX BY A S.VTACT if a rA 'Va id soiil sjlO 1 tn do V'O xo: ood IjUi'o cuok.

w. y. re.t. L'nj ty; ih reference. ANTED 50 FICST CLASS CL(MK maVxiR! TTni fur t.Iit i'nll in.

ArmlVJit KLLI OT3 Brooklyn Cloak Store, Fulton street, opposite IV, ANTtD A SUBSTITUTE APPLY AT 105 Ma'dfn Lane. New Tork. neir South 6t. 5fil 6 11' ANTtD A 11KESS MAKR WISHES TO get tmployment by the day or week In a few famines: i 0011 cti nut li.ter, unuerrtLnus worn in Bfnerar, an eoou leltrence. Pna tUHii 14 Dcniaw st, near St.

TXTANTED A BOY; REFERENCES KE quired. Apply at No. 213 Fulton street, in the Mmic BClGS: ANTED JN GOWANUS, OK 8 GOOD Sd av. ltTANTED A CHAMBERMATD AND WAIT res, and to awst in wsshioK and ironing; must irive reierence. Call at 65 Cranberry nt.

sei6 It ANTED BY' A RESPECTABLE YOUtfG woman a rituatlon ss cook, wsiher and Ironer in a Lmall Lrlvati family, or would be tsjIHqb to do.genral housework in a small family, orwiulti like to fret in a Drat family, no other need apply. Can oe seen for two at 19 Carroll. sei6 It ANTED A COLORED MAN AS WAIT Tl er; he muit be sober. Apply at 23Momoe Place. Broollvn.

selti It ANTED A TENOR SINGER FOR A PKO i estant Church choir In the upper part of this city. Address S. E. at this offic stiting salary expected. selo of Wl ANTED vA LADY WOULD LIKE uation teacher of the TnsliEh branches.

In aschoo' erfsmi'y; fo elooallon the iroiild ff.ve particnlar at'en Addreto lor ten days Miss Brooklyn Post OfBce. sel6 It jNTti VEST KAISTERS 100 VEST bonds wanteri st 181 Chatham st, and 66 Nw Bowery, 3d floor, the ldnhest prices naid and steady work 'he year round, a military and civilians' vests. Call all the v. if p.s. bMith can bk coins Li lted Now, XvX on all affairs of life, the fntnre and ttie past, at '274 Hicks street, Sd floor, near Atlantic st.

WANTED SITUATIONS AT MANNING'8 old established cnacir us offices, corner Court and Joraleraon strefte, for from 100 'o 16D experienced servants, dIOerent nations, superior In everv reject to tne ser vants to ne louna at otner agencies in ims city, do ap peirance, character, emclency and references. MANNING'S Old Established Agency, selSit Corner Court and Joraleuion streets. ANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO rrpnPTnl iiiRPWrk? shfl miiBt tR a enOd cook.waflK" and lioner. and one ho has the best of rt ommeniatlona hunesty, Ac. Sucb a ftlrl may find a quiet and p'eaaan; hoiLe at 143 Oxford street, near Atomic street.

No ot era need apply. seio av ANTED A GIRL TO COOK, WA8H AND TT Iron: none ne2d annlv erceot those well recom mendtd. Apply to Mrs. A1JAMS, Pacific Btreet, corner of New i.orK averue. seioat' WANTED AN INTELLIGENT LAD, FOR Ti a lawyer's office.

Applv to 28 tt'aU Btreet, ruom No. No. 17, between ibe hours of il and 5 o'clock. 7 ANTED A PROTESTANT WOMAN INI Kiediatelv for central housework for a sra't'l fa mly nnitt be wtll recommended. Apply at 218 Liviugst str et.

isrocKiyn. su ITtr ANTED 5T0 GOOD CLOAK MAKErlS To cood bunds tre highest ves anil sieady work lie K'vt E. tan imn.fcaiteiy ai nwu svjul' i iji Worth N. Y. Ss 6t ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENE HAL hcusewoi Mus be a.

enntl cook None oth nf i ly. WM. liELOriEK'S, CUo.ou ave, ulatli h.mses ut.i Aid ANTED oO GOOD CLOAK MAKERS iM 10 0ieratoit. on llrover n. lnr Si: gt r's muchinrs.

Gnnrl andft will fin' ein uLkOuu liyattpjyn i1 tit D. B. Uai.COCK Ill CUimerst, ANTED Hi Kjf fcKIRT MAKERS; GOOD exueritncedhanR ill have st eaoy work. Call at no Tiia steet. Alio, a smatt sa'tTSwoman that ki ows AN1KD A FEW GIRLS TO WORK ON silk aud cloak ornament? Wanes uaid wblle ariilns.

AduW to F. MAYNAKD. No. 101 Liberty btreet. iMCw sort.

seiivu HOUSES, WAJVfJED AMI ED IN A GOOD LOCATION, A neatly inrnifthed bouse, with modern improvements. tf firs! of May next; IVmlly small. Addre a box 16i rkbn Poet Office. V4 ANTED IMMEDIATELY, BT A GOOD tenont. a nice house, with modern irrmrt'Vemnts.

nt between tOOand 400. Addiets TUN AN drooklyn omee. seio ii. AXvTi A PKIVA'IK FAMILY IN THE vicinity of the ferrleB having thrre or four room, on second fleer, ro let at a moderate renj, can a dehlrable num. an otcllady aoa son, paying in wi ce, ty adarcsslng.

stating terms, E. Easlt fi'u sel62t ANTi BETWEEN FLATBUSH AVE Hovt street, two or three rooms, by a saull nily taviugone child. Address E. a. Eagle office.

li 21 aMEIi TO RENT, IN THE NEIGHBOR 1 hood of Flatbush, a comfortable house, suiti lef ir a i' a i aeivs 01 land. Address, whh par cuius. J. Lrooiiija Tost Onicc. eiri2l TJ57ANTEI' BY A FAMILY OF AULiLtV, asroall hors pl'ara tlylooMer).

n'airT wa "rami su ore wo miles from Fulronferr" Kent not ro exceeo isu or JSuO. AddreLS COHW1N, Eale olbcc, 'or two days. IVANTRD HOUSES' AND PARTS OF houses to rnt. Persons hav'ne hous i and ipart rrents to runl: coidii do web to cat! upo i AN'ON Sl'ONE ON who have customers so tctiug1 51o Atlantic str. llriokljii.

seii J'. PUKNISHED HOUSE WANTED IN A DE lT sirab) nelnhborbood ixi pleasant 'ocat'on in tto l.m ii small mily; most have an.iera tnpr men be ensy of from Seiv York bv cv.s 'r fr le. Ailvress. with full particulars nd price, Bot SfiW N. Post ofliie.

seiSS; BOARDING. BOARD TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN' be accommodated good board and nl.ws,int rocms in a injab uriva'e family, re'idinn 10 a plea nut Wa io Uu minufts' walk l.ona Fuuou, Wal aiid Oaib lc i s. vo lines 1 runninf; i.hina half miau es wii'k 0' iNe houtc; fiTfrsaioajra e. Apdy ai 01 Erupesi. lli irKli A LJttAUTIFUL LARGE UNFUlt L.

riijln'dro rn. 011 second floor, can obtained oy a utnMpnii.ii aiid fe, with trooo bourd hi :0 tmlth ctreet hlo. 1 KoiT' av; turms moiliir i. seiti l.D WATh IN BKDOKI.YN, FKOM 'et. tst, ii a pntef 'y, for aiinvcira'i urnt ue.

i'iio front and 1 an rooms; location, ueianis vi ci nit Adiliiny liox l.XS N. Y. P. O. KD A PLESAT ROtM TO LEI'.

with cocrd, a gentleman and wife slneli n'er I01 decirahl. ApP'y at 5.9 Iawreace street. ttl6 Ii TJOARD AND BTJSINES'l DIBECTORY if Lmlies nnd'sentlemen desirous of nusinifs acIelK, salesmen i.orwoircni nouseicinjiieis, entsof uiuiiufiicluiins or other eol or in a 'V piinHclt.v exeent service, arc reaueste 1 0 ill at 1 le otuce of Barclay 4 Fulion sireit Br ekljn. Alsoparuei rcqui in" board liiook.yn, Vork, or sur.oundmg country aie invited to leave tueir alarm as auove se'6 It' OAKD A VklVA'lE FAMtLY WOOLO JJ lik in int two fine lame roims on ti second floor in alocailon convenient to all tfe feines. lo ur gen lenien vim wiuld 100m together in couples, or 1 1 ladles eaBHircil iu wl 0 would not desire uinner except on Sundass 1'eisons desi ioK a aulet eilgihle boms may for one rai'iri'ii, sRoiot.

t.OiiKli A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN be accommodated with board and a law front room on second f.oor. unfurnished, pleasantly tltuatad. "as end pantiy. Terms moderate call ataa) Atianuc svr cw relrj I' FOR SAXE AND TO JJST. TOlt OR V.XCHANt Hi A FAH.M OF 185 acrtB for merchaodise or real cs'ato in this or New York.

Tbe fuim is near Sc. alosa Sorin bcautifiiiy ocated, nd would make a splendid dMry or stoc i inn. iwlnir wut.tr ri.nri.nir lli.fui'h t.h iitnri. Tun liOUSe P.eai ently situated, with 12roon and w.n at clied: 14 aci 4 In wood the balance is ploughed, me. and pasture laao.

Addrers for nun wi ek 11. O. THOMI'aON. 5 DouiiliB street Brooklyn. sell) It FOR SALE THE VALUABLE PROPERTY on the noith west corner of Pacific street and Fourth avenue, of lhe Church of the Redeemer.

It ha; a iroai. oi 9 i teet on 4ih avenue and 122 feet 10 inches on Pacific s' reel. Wl'l he sold at a preat bargain. Apply to J. Da VENeOltC.

or of Fulton avenue and Oxford street. selGPn CHEAPEST LOUSE IN BKUOKLY J.DOU 3 Mory bacemmt and cellar, ulth 12 rooms with all modern Improvements, ut.h a1 wafer. Ka. situated on thecormrof Marcy end rvtiheispoon avmae, alliupsr rrr.t onler. oni, hlnrb from Mirri.

PIahh null ear and se cure a bargain, hnqune of J. 8. Darcy. ICO Spencer street, nerr Myrl'e av.or 0S4 Mjrt'eav, ol PllATf, se'6 it FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY Brick Honse, now occupied as a dry roodttore doins p. good cash busmeB.

clearing at least 16K) per year, at 7j3 faciuc svree cronaiyn. iiquire aline pr iunsea. A firot rcve place for a ta'lor. Prke 1.6u;i in cash. the rest may htand on bond and mortcose.

ssli.ht' TAOK SALE AN Ol ESTABLISHED Nb vv York and Brooklyn Express Route, together will two exoreis wagons and two horses, cheap for cash. Hall a'. Si unon or 'i uuon piace. le Hi TO LET A NEW HOUSE, No. 40 BOND street, Brookhn.

consisting store and biisrcent. front anil back area, sul able for a or siime Hrbt busi ness, ine upper part, wo compifcte stories, rar i iuh 111 I. a. bALh. A.

DUO TUKS' BUGGY Nh.AK 1 J. lyasitoodssnew; city made. Price 1 10. Can no leen at TObTb' uarrla Saop, Myrtle avenu lou ttrcet. niar ftl selliS'.

FOR SALE A CHOICE lOi' Or? JL' Lei anWn Vmvla hvrffrl. PrP Ft. and Third Brooklyn. Also ajais Aquaiia, wit'i foun ta n.wellitocked wiUiilsh. sell 3t Wn te 'o B.

Is of 2J of of on. 34 years Wm Dennett, Bay ItiU're, 21 rears. Only Sons or Widows. Francis 1). "Luuoreci, 800 st; Frank ltuymond, 11th si, between (ith and PeCir CabiH, 2D WoodhuU st; John Martin, corner Slu'l Grund sts Stephen B.

Francisco, 103 Union Edward Merrill, 357 Atlantic st; Tiios. Boyd, 19 Wood st. Now is Sievice. John Wood, Si Pacifle st; James on, 1 Is oib St. Father of Mothkbless Ciiild.

Adam Smollberger, Lots. TOTALS FOE BIXTIt PAY. for service 9 Fuioisbed substitutes Physical disability 16 other causes 63 Total examined 100 THIS MORNING SEVENTH DAY. The Board of Enrollment at No. 26 Grand st, E.

upon tho following cases drafted men from, the Eighth Ward: Unsuitable Age. Dennis McCarthy, 8d av and 19th John Tyler, Flatlands; "Wm. H. Flours, 17th at bet and 4th avs Peter Kruse, 15th st near 5.h st John Coopey, 27th st near 4th av Enijene 11. Sullivan, 55 Luaueer Bt; Donald Wilbur (not IS years and 6 feet 8 inches in hiB' stockings) John Touslow, Pacifle st cor road; Hugh McOlusky, H4th st; Simon ttolden, st near 8d av; Henry Cumminfs, 9th st near 3d av.

POTaiOAi DiBABttiTT. James Williams, 87 Carroll Sanders A Br.gge, lath st near 4th av, Chas Jurbcrger, Montrose ave; Michael Vandertchmidt, 16S Montrose Philip Harck, 25 Moore Bt; Eobert Thompson, ISth it 4th av. Substitutes. John Monta jue, 27 years, seaman; Hy Coroner, New lots; Garret "Brower Jr, Middle st, furnished Henry ilanting. Aliens HenryFctty, 19th street, between 5th and Gth avenues; Wm buiclda, 26th street, between 4th and 5th Owen ltouudtry, 5th av, cor 16th st; Jacob Swluder, President sti John Garre, Flatlands; John Howsman, Johnson st, 22 years, carminn; William WalBh, lOi Sackett St.

Paid Commutation AlDheua Barker, 87 Summit street. Only Son of a Widow James Djyle, 20th street, between 4th and 5th aves. Uuld fox Seevick Chas Leindejrerein, 18th; Th Gisboine, IO1I1; James Drew, 40 Stu Alex McCieady, Ben Williamson, 9 Java Wm Gurde 'fals, 2S Scliol Wm 5th ar Garret Browor, Mid FriMicm Spr'ogler, lyih. Fatheb of Motiieelkbs Chilueen Philip Schocn 9JEver. wan ATtCK AMVEnsARY.

'f he twcniy flrt ot tbo older of the Sons of Tennsrance be ee'ebraid in New York 01 fie erennj tt'oSOih inst. A moar n'oeat gpcera wl'l bs scnt. I'ebtic mceitns will plso be held o'Jjer places on the eve.Vipf; or ttje 1st October. A ar Ceased. About tbree 'a a iviue wate'iman saw a m.

co ne oat the hoi'te o'. Mr. Duncan, comer of Den s'rest and iroDd avenue. SuspectiD rthut he was a biirg'a the went toR'i'ros wbca men took to Tre paNacd him for some d'sU'ace flicd two sbols after the fugitive boih of w.iich tbe mrk, and the man ecci'ped. Tue go'ne over lhe fle'd found a IM'l set of burglar's 1m oients, a levo'ver, the man's hat and sliocj, ii'l lert t'l''id in fiphi, and forretnrjof which he succesded o.

03" one silvorspooo woiih twelve sbMlinja. ioDow was considerably oiH of pocket by the Actiox. On the loth, of September the members of Young America Hook and Ladder Company No. 3 of the Eastern District pasBed the following Whereas, In view of the Conscription act having been cn.orced in Hps city, and many liremea connected with depan mcnt having been dra tod, who were led to believe tbul the Common Council would exempt them ng their exemption money; and whereas, by the rtlion of the Common Council, firemen are convinced tlTt they must not expect suci a'd in their btr a'f; andwieieasa great deaf bf feclfog has arisen in touching the action of ti Common Council, in refusing to exempt the members thereof, and ihore aie tome iu this department who have venture! lo suggest the disbandment of the same therefore be it llecolved. That we adhere to and maintain our orguni r.ation as a Hook and Ladder Company in the Fire fle rlment of the Eastern District of the Ci'y of Brooklyn, diatl or no draft.

Sqnafcble in a Church the Editor of tfie Brooklyn Eagle In on article in the Eagle on Friday last, and jour paper of Saturday, for which 1 am responsjb'e, it v.vs erroneous!) staled "that a prouiiDeot member of tne DeKalb avenue M. C. Church aiiptied," Ac. sir, never claimed to be a jirominenl member of any M. liChurch with which I have been connected fur more in iv, enty years, much less a prominent member of the DtKalb avenue M.

K. Church, of which I have been a member for more than five years. I have never taken i'Bj prominent pjrt in their proceedings, consequently I iuot claim the honor of being a prominent member of iit church The Board of through their Pastor, poMiciy deny that the request madf by me was iin'anrme usly and peremptorily rejected or refused! I have the authority two of the Board of Trustees, and know from other sources, that the application made by me did not re eire tlie suppwrt or sanction of any of that Board, neither was one word spoken in lavor of grant ing my leiiues'. this does not constitute a unanimous and perem.Hoo' refDsa). 1 roust confess my igncraDce of and hare yet to learn the English language.

As to the assertion "that thef had no d. urtre to entcr in the defenders of the tars and rilripoo" you will, I i'H certain, freely testify Uiat I never, by word, inucu dues or letler, yave the first cause for such ru assMtiou; hut if such an inlerewe cannot he derived from tlie proceedings of 'he frankly acknowledge thai I have uiiiuleuiionally eouiiii'u ted a grievous offence, and crave Ibe pi'rdon of tbe Pastor, tlie Board of Trustees nod every member of the DcKaib avenue M. E. Ctiurch. If, however, the inference can be drawn, end is cyT evi iVnt, then 1 contend the charge of lulnehood aid lie falls io ttie arroiind.

Aa lo tlie a si rtiou that the, tho t'ustcesand pastor were willing to hire a hail lor the above spjC'Qed purpose, or lbnt any to tliat effect had bVen (Oipumnicatcd to me, 1 most positively and unqualifiedly denv cny such ssrertioa. One of tli' Trustees, when coirmunicatinglo me the decision of the Board, s'utcd tb the was willing to cooperate and contribute freely tolh in morev or provisions for that nurnose. That any olfer other than this was made is positively untrue. Of this I have a witness who heard the auswer. I regret that I uni not pciuiitted to see the answer of LUC Bill eitti bloc, ujiv.ii.bu luat evemuf, ty uo woic inttrueted lo draw up a denial of the truth of the article ab' Tjdv published in you paper, so mat m'gni De aoie to enswer encli denial.

If, however, any one of the deui a's or siatenicnis itiould implicate or compromise me, and reek to me in an unenviable position before the i lie, ycu will, I trust, to me the use of the coli'ini'S of your vuluable paper, so that my reply may be mode public. Sincerely regretting that this affair has become thus public, and that the occupant of the pulpit on Sunday mora'ng last, during my absence from the church, should l.ion umcc the article in your paper to d6e, and the author lo be a liar, you will, 1 hope, after publishing the card emanating from the trustees, also publish ibis, my answer, whieti is, I think, a plain, unvarnished statement of facts, so that the public may deoide the question of veracity pending between Kev. C. Putney, pastor, the Board of Trustees, and the undersigned, James Pubdt, Franklin avenue, K. W.

cor. DeKalb avenue. 1E63 Vignette Plaotogrupliy is rapidly superceding the bad taBte (Imported from the French which requires bad flitlrg pants, iUy devised patterns and Immense picture. There Is nommg like a Vi aette of ones self which, speaks rlht from the eyes tie sweet expression of soul and heart. 0 TT Wit i irtnr Established 1851.

Gontlemciis' TaU Btyles Hat at F. H. Big ow's, 1S3 Fulton at. Loiv, Son Eaj don's celcbu tr toilet sop ll owu Vrinsor, aoatj, be proc ed at W. Swayner.

No. 210 Ful on street. These manufactu ers have a world wide celebrity, and their toaps 'd per.amca a considered supor.or to an, 0'. ucr manvfae. cred.

The Ltsadek or the Fashion. Basrier, 38 1 Fulton ttreet has juti. Issued Ms la'l Bisle lof tew Prts He a Evenboay spouldsee the who desire a light and eesy fi.tlDg hat. Go and examine them How arb Ton Greenbacks. Gents' Dress Hat, Ai.nyandNsrfy Fc't HaH.

Eovs Caps, iuex chasco mr (trcenuacks. atBass'er H4 Fur on su Browm'sPatentMetailic Weather Strips and WiDdoW Bands exclude wind, rain, and dust from, and ttop the ratOm of doors and windows, of every description or Bale in all Hardware stores. Principal Depot. 212 Eroadway. corner of Fulton street.

J39 3m 110 Cartoons of oest qnallty Black Velvet Rib hopB, just received, (no aucticu goods) at iockitt Son it Fulton street opposite Clinton. 1 Is a i.lve Uicks itore. low good class daya "VX tion. 1 we of for um 1 Eirss ix each isnixg. 1 2 3 4 5 1 1 3 2 2 Union 11 2 1G Hebrv Eekford 1 0 2 0 3 Scorer for Union .1.

Havrley. Henry Eckfo C. Holt. Umpire W. V.

Babcock. Cricket. New York vs. Long Island. To dry liisirrand match commences fltllobo ei, aii on te part Lonj coveril cuCa rflwyeii of oj 11 clafc ore to p.rt,emorg fresn Me'rs.

C. SmU'i, Pratt, 5pi'iirjue end Cliapman. Iiay bejos at II A. occh day, ibe match occupying to oay and to movo w. Police.

The CosGr.OYEs. Patrick Cos rrove, who dv ells in tie Pateh, is a nice man when he is sober, but O'ltt happens so rarely that h1a family have very litt'e opportunity lo appreciate his virtues. Wnen "he rets a little whisky under Ids vest, he has an incontrotlable impulse to punch Mis. Co3roves heud, and that lady's en nium has undergone a deal. But the ha dest or heads couldn't stand poui.oing lor eve and Al s.

caused the arrest of Patrick, who was brought before Justice Aiiams, and sent to the i'enetentiary lor two months. Xat.ceny. Offipor Branniiian, or the 50fch pre cinct, ni rested a woman named Catharine Lyons on a charge of stealinj a cloak worth $5 from Mary Barnard, in 7th av. near Sackett st. The cloak was ibund in the possession of the accused, who was committed to answer.

SECOND EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE, THKES P. THE ARMY OF TEE POTOMAC vsnixoTox, Spi. lfi A telegram. received from tbeAtmyof the Folomac says our position on i lie Uapidan remains uucbaoeil.

About 150 prisoners have been taken by Gen. Pk mon lon siice Sunday. The Ai.iea Outward Bound. Dostox. Sept, 16.

Tb. steamship Africa sailed this with 2" as vi rs lor und 39 lor Liverpool. 5he takes out liio.KO in specie. United Stales District Court. EEFOr.K JUDGE EETTS.

Tn the matter of the Habeas Corpus in behalf of Jolni Ihinn.k Habeas Corpus was issued in the above iratter by Judge Belts of ihe United States l)is rict Court, returnable this morning. It appears said D.ion ia a minor under the age of 21 years and enlisted without tbe consent of bis parents in the 158ih Regiment New Voik Volunteeis, in tbe month of July, 1S62, and went to the ceat of war, was there for nine months, and came borne, and was arrested as a deserter by Provost Marshal Gregory. The writ was served on General Caaby who meue the following return First. That said Dunn enlisted in tho 15Sth Eegimeni ew ork volunteers, and madeoaih that he was 'J 1 years of age, and received $7f as bounty from the United Slates. Second.

That he Dunn has been arn sfed for desertion by the Provost Marsha' aud has been committal in full for trial by a I'nited St tes Courtmarshal and placed in the custody of Lieutenant John Macy on Governor's Island. Third, That said Dunn deserted in the month of May, 1S6S, while his regiment was ia actual service, in ttie lace ot the enemy. Thomas E. Pearsall, Counsel for petitioner, traversed the return, denying hat said Dunn deserted in the face ofthe enemy or received $75, as bounty, or made catb that he was 21 years of age. The proceedings were adjourned tilt Saturday next, for the purpose of ttie government getting the original enlistment papers from "Washington, in the meantime the prisoner to remain in tbe Park Barracks.

The same proceedings weTe had in the case of Patrick: MoCarty also a minor, and arrested for desertion. A writ of Habeas Corpus was also issued in favor of Heniy J. Campbel', who enlisted in the 11th Regiment. N. Y.

Zouaves, at Camp New Dorp, Staten Island, said 'amnbell also a minor unrtrr the ae of IS Tears, anil un listed without his father's consent. An order was entered for Campbell's discharge. For petitioner, Thomas E. Pearsall, opposed, ianiucl J. Esq.

SUPREME COURT James Robertson plaintiff, against John Keegan and Mary his wife. Mary Kilroy and Michael Kilriiy her iiuimnrt. Summons for relief. (Com. not ser.) fiev.

Stamp. To the defendants above named You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the oflice of the Clerk ofthe Oounty of Kings, at the City Hall in the City of Brooklyn, State of New and to 6erve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his office No. 83 Pine st'eet, the City of New ork. within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to auswer the said complaint within the time aforesaW, the plaintiff In this action will apply to tbe Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Ausust 27th.

IStB. A. J. ROE, Plaintiffs Attorney, The complaint in tbe above action was filed In the olSce of the Clerk of Kings County, in the Olty of ttrooklyn. on the 3d day ot September, 1863.

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