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POI.ITICAI.. FIRST EDITION. Amusements this Hreaing. HOOLETS OPEEA HOUSE Corner of Court and Eemsen sts. Ethiopian Songs; Burlesques, Acts, Farces and Dances.

8 o'clock. ALHAMBRA CIBCUSJunction of Pulton and De Kalb aTenues The Arabs, MARRIED. Story Cbolics At the Strong Face Baptist Church, on Thurtdav. Oct. by tne Bev.

E. E. JU Taylor, D. Bl i'kkt Gbobok Story to MimsDi, third daughter of U. A.

CroliuB. Stiles Lambert In this city, on Thursday, Oct. 22d. by Rev. T.

L. Cujltr. William L. Styles to Paskb, daughtsr of Hen. Edward A.

Lambert, all of this city. HrsdrioxsohPiabsall At Hempstead. Oct. 22d. 1851.

by theKev. Mr. Moreen. Mr. Charles B.

Hehobickbjk of Brooklyn, to Miss Mart A. PEAitsiix, daughter of Olarkson Peariall, of Hempstead. No cards. Hike Bakto On Thursday. Oct.

21d. at the residence of 'be bride's parents, by the Bev. Mr. Sevmoar, H. AtTOua Bike to Julia only daughter of E.

E. Baker, all of Brooklyn. tw Southern papers' please copy. Kissam Nobtrahd On Thursday, Oct. 22d, at the Church of the Holy Trluby, by tne Ktv.

Cornelius H. uuflle. Disiu. W. EissahioMary daughter of Cornelius T.

Nostrand. HOLIDAY PREPARATIONS. wk. wisa Having removed to nil New Stsee, 223 FULTON STBSET, OPPOSTEB CLARK. Ia'rapldlyintroducinincwand rich foods im the sevsra departments of WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SLLVES WARE, Appropriate for HOLIDAY GIFTS, And otter special aadctBtnlaarrlc.

Orders prooitty.xtCTta. i H61 MARTIN'S LIFE CORDIAL, DYSENTERY, DIARRHHA. AND ALL BOWfflV COMPLAINTS. sure thing, warranted la every case. It eon 80URI8TOMACH, HEART BURN, CRAMP AND PATH THE STOMACH, and Is extensively used as a SOOTH SYRUP for Children while Teething, 4c.

MARTIN A Proprietors, Providence, R.X Forsa'elnNswYorkCltybyH. Oakley, 11 Park Row Wells A 116 Franklin st; Rushton, No. 18 AstT CaaweU, Mark Co, Fifth avenue Hotel; Wm. Grey, Broadway; and Drnaglats everywhere. jy9 MACHINES TO LET.

BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, Parlor Entertainment, Last evening a company of nearly two hundred ladies and gentlemen assembled at the Wall Houbo, E. on invitation of MesBrs. James C. Eadle, N. A.Banner,A.Wackeahagoni J.

H. Newland and Alex. Wilson, a committee of the BurnB' Friendly Society, to participate in the first of a series of Parlor Entertainments, to be got up by these gentlemen. The occasion proved even more agreeable than had been anticipated. Musio, conversation and dancing gave variety to the evening until midnight.

In brief notice it should not bo forgotten to mention the charming execution of Miss Hattio Folk on the piano, and the singing of Misses McKUlop, Duncan and Talbot. Messrs. Buckhout and Brown also Bung with taste and effect. Mbs. O'Leabx's Lecture to Ladies.

We attended a lecture on Thursday afternoon, deliverod by Mrs. Dr. O'Lcarv, it being one of a series on that moBt important subject, the improvement and development of the human form. She showed in a clear and comprehensive manner (illustrated by models) all the diseases to which females in this degenerate age are subject, their cause and remedies how our daughters should be trained te make them happy wives and mothers. Her manner is very prepossessing and ladylike, her eoiratenrnce intelligent, and beaming with interest and love for her Buffering Bex.

She cordially invites all the ladies of Brooklyn to call at her residence corner of Gates aveuue and Hamilton street, and converse with her in a Mcndly and familiar manner, on the subject of such vital interest to themselves and tlioi families. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. JX)TH WARD. REGULAR DM00BATI0 UNION NOMINATION FOE ALDERMAN, MARVIN CROSS oSSfe AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT BILEY, 6S Atlantic street. lBtWard.

Ic the purpose of nom'natmg ward olllcerr, whole numoer of votes polled one bonilred and eleven, of which Daniel D. received 111, George Doherty for Constable received 111. p. J. ANLEY, 1 Rn1a KILEY.

5 BeBlara. it. 7' ATKINSON, I HottonaH "S3 nuHEKtf. nationals. KU.CU.UK UNION DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTED A special meeting of this Comm't beW at tbeir rooms, on MONDAY EVENING, Oct.

tn. at o'clock. Bminessof i nportaace Kill come belorethe Coramiife By orier TUNIS G. BERGEN, President. Jas.

A. Mcrtha Secretary. FIRST PRIMA.RT ELECTION, bfd Oct. 224. The folliwlns ticket was put In nom'Da'ion Jor D.

WHITNEY. JorCcnslable GEOEGE DOHEitTY. of Election. 1st district THOMAS WAL TKBS, M0SK3 Tiistr.ct CHARLES HUTCIIIN8. MICHAEL FLANNAGAN.

WrlnBpKtors of election, 2dDWrict MICHAEL BYAN, Mr rarauei. 2d Bla'rict GEOEGB BKESLIN. JOHN I All. O'JJ It' KOPLE'S UNION NOMINATION. iOB 0DS1IOE OF THE PEACE, Mth )te ABEAM H.

DAILEY. AJTDSEMENTS aihambra circus. JTJKCnoS OP FULTON AND DEKALB AVENUES THTS FRIDAY, OCT. 23d. MOST POSITIVELY LAS! DaY BUT ONE.

AITISENUON AT 3. Ar 8. EYEEY AFTERNOON AND EVENINCt THIS WEEK. 1 LAST APPEARANCE OF THE1V0NDROUS BBDOCiN ABAB3. TBE OJJi.v nnn nRRiM thb nkSERT that have evervlsltsrl America whose MASVfiLOL'aLY ASTOUNDING FEAT3 have, by their startling novelty, ILECTKIFIED AUDLENOeB OF FOUR THOUSAND vr.rti bax xiox.x MAVJS'AHfBAttfcu.

A PARn file Director t.n nr.lrnnwlprlvn vltb thanks tfeeTmOBt liberal nnrrnnnrA hjm hefin higtotved unon IheUUhambra Circus which was removed to Brooklyn at tnr urgent request of acommt eeor tne noit tnunenuai alliens, for tnls week only, and to state tbe performances "CANNOT BE EXTENDED BEYOND rJATUaDAY," whea this new and splendid navllllon vlll be REMOVED TO ORIGINAL LOCATION ON FOURTEENTH opposite THE ACATHUMV OP HfTTRIQ. NEW YORK. By daybreak on Monday morning, where tbe season will be resumed the same afternoon with all its MAJ1J1UIH AND ATlKAUTIYiS rJSATUSBS. and an entirely new and additional company OF BRILLIANT rVTAR ARTISTS. DLast appearance out one of JHAA1JS whowill ajpear THIS 07RIDAY) EVENING, in the grand Bippodramatlo spectacle of TUKPIN'S RIDE TO YORK.

AND DEATH OF BLACK BESS. Last apr earance of MR. EATON STONEv MR JAMES COOK AUD THB GALAXY OF TWENTY EIGHT STAR ARTISTS. POSITIVELY THE LAST OPPORTUNITIES. Afternon at 3 Evening at 8.

Aimltslon In the afternoon, 35 cents. Children lo centi. Evening, adnhslon 25 and fio cts RESUMPTION Otr THE NEW YORK SEASON ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. AT 3. o23It LOST AND FOUND 0 REWARD A REWARD OF $10 CD LV Is hereby oflerei'to anypeison who will be instrumental in discovering the whereabouts of my daughter JAHK MaP.RK.

whn V.fr. bom on 23th ulL. and has not since been heard from. She is 9 years old, dark complected, dark eyes, and wore a darcftdoomtr, with blue nbbon and feather, dark plld Bbawi, and dark dress with a red spot, N.B. Wore one plain ear ring, the attention of the ponce are parucu.ariy uesirea.

o23 it 232 Bridge street, Brooklyn. flfijrt KEWARD LOST, ON THB LAST OF fOJCj SenlBmhprnr lt of Octflber. A lRrpe ASKET. nnnfjiTnlTiir Rlnthmo, wttb ft. fttrr.n nhnir Att ichnd: tb? namd of Wheeler, Grand avenue, on label.

Whoever has found the same and lbring uto BlMUBSUNU Express omce. lot uourt street, win receive tne aoove rewara. dftO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THS 3nO rftnrn of vtnti OKHM CANARY, which fleW from the rearindow of 209DufBeld street at 10 o'clock tbu momlng. 023 If HENRY TUCKER. OST A MEMORANDUM BOOK, FASTEN rA hv nn plnfltin fttrnn.

nftmn nn inslrle of cover Smith. The finder will be rewarded on its return to Fulton ferry office. oa it LOST ON THURSDAY INST, A SMALL black and tou tsrrlf SLUT. The finder will be iaVa bly rewarded by leaving her at 505 Cliutoa streei, Brooklyn. o2'.

li THIS 316T XtiOJCi JfAJiSaia CV' FT A T) fj u. Ml abu. I.nv. the I ouae or OUOtOri Engine Cvrannnv 9(1 nr at T)4 VTn MI SON'S, next dor. FOB SAXE AND TO LET.

1VI1LK ROUTE FOR SALE 4B0UT 100 TX ausrts is told da'iy. Enaul at the corner of Reed avtnue and Broadway. iv. ct n. TJOR SALE AN ESTABLISHED OFFICE A' bnsmees in Williamsburgh.

paying 3003 a year. Must be cold this week, as the present proprietor has to le Inquire at i onr.p stren. nroomyn, g. u. llf rjlO LET 2 ROOMS ON THE 2d Fl.wuR TO JL a small 'pmllv at t6 per month.

PossessTin on the l9t Nov. Inquire at 89 Clermcnt avenue, near Myrt'e avenue. on 3t TO LET THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE corner of Boerum and Schermerhom streets, reasonable. Reference required. o252t' SPECIA1.

NOTICES. AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THrS OAaUO LIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, held at their rooms on Tuesday evening, Oct. 2f'tb, 1:63. to take action in regard to tbe death of Acting General James E. Mallos.

The President. John A. Gllmore. in.the Chair. The follow in rer olutioos were unanimously adopted: WhereaB We have heard with feelings of sorrow and regret to which we el ourina ility to give adequate ex mesBlon of the death of Acting Brigadier Geneiat Jatnej B.

Mallon, ho 'eU on the fleld of battle in the service of his coontry in the late engagement at BristoeSiatiou, Virginia, and Whereas. Tbe lam anted deceased was, until called away by tne rammona of patriotic duly, an active memberof tbis association, and as sach bad earaed the affection aud es tei of associates by thehlvh toned sense of honor, the urbanity of disposition and the kindness aud courteous beanng wnicn resuiaiea ma entire reiercourse ms xei lo membeiB. and Wlierea', The military career of General Mllon now broui.bt to a premature but glorious termination being cut at tbe early age of trent six years borrows ad itioi ai lustre fi om the brevity of the time during which he ascended step by stf from the position of a private in the rar.ks to the couwand of a brigade. His promotion was but a just acknowledgment or tne Dravery mat never aliened under tne most trying oerlls of tbe ba'tle field, and a devotion to duty which enlisted every faculty of a rsture richly endowed with all the higher attributes of manhood. Therelcre.be it Keeo'ved, That in the death of General Mallon, the nation hat lot a brave and gallant defender aud a true and faithful citizen, who haB Interwoven hbi name with the most cemorable episodes of Ms country' history.

Itetolvtd, That while we deplore the sad event wh1. clc5 .8 a career whose brilliancy in ths past afforded such a hopeful augury of promise in the future, and lament his loss lo tills Aff ociatl PS one which can never be repaired we bm in humble submission to tbe decrees of Him who doeth all thir rs well. Resolved. That we tender our sincere coudo ence to the 1 ei caved widow and chi dren of the de eased, andreunm mend to them to seek so'ace from that source whence alone sycli grief as theirs can find consolation. Resolved, Thar a eow of thete reso utions, suitably ea pio sed, te sent to tht tarai'yof deceased.

F. G. TUKNKR. 1HOS. CARKOLL.

P. P. JicUUGH, 023 It Comoilttee on ResoluVor.s. TTEADQUARTEES XI Sd Congrts ioral Dist PROVOST MARSHAL, trict S. N.

No. 2S Grind st. illlamsburgh, L. I October 23d. 1883.

persons in tbe rtra in this district that have failed to repoit are hereby notided lo appear at these 11 acqiiar'erd on or beltre he3l'thof O. tooer U63, or be diecjed LESt.RrERS and be treiwd accoruiugly. SAMUFjL T. MADDUX. c.23 tnl Capta'n and Provost Marshal Sd Diss, N.

Y. MORTON, OF THi, SCOTCH BAKBRV, 125 Court strpet. will occ py ou Moodat Octo fer. tbe store at 128 avenue, corner of Elm pine. foin.erly known as BOND'S BAKERY.

i 'ZV VOR SALE A WHEELER WILSON St; vy ing MAnHlTCTT. nnlc litt'p nsnrl. Piea'e call at o.iievins street, corter of Livingstons' 02321; OTICE SPECIAL MEETINGS OF THE JOPRNF.YMAN HOUSE PAINTERS' PROTEOl'lVU hhm i will be held at tDtlr room 3tia utton street, on SATCRDAY and MONDAY EVENING, at Hi o'clock. Jlemben and friends holding ticiets for the Bali will pieaie return those unsold on or before Monday eveoinif. By order el the Ball Committee.

JAMES DALY, Chalrniao. Husnv Foster, President. o2i2t" WRITING LESSONS NOT TO TEACH mere beginners, but to teach boys and yooth haw to write a bold good hand wlta great rapidity. Merchants atd clerks win do well to call, for details, on L. W.

Col'ene Grammar school, OR lm Cor Court and Joraiemou atreets. nrwo n6RsfsF0R enquire at Columbia flllils, corner of Hurilton avenue and Van Brunt street. oii '2i OFFICE OF THE BROOKLYN FIRE INelUK ANOK COMPANY. No. 11 Court atreet.

Oct. 201b. 1863. JOHN W. OHUSEY was tbis day appointed Seereiaryof t'oliClwal'aDy' F.

P. P0SNALD. President. TJSIC A TENuK 8INGEU IS WANTED IN an Fplscopol Church In the southern part of Brojk ljn. One oquintd with the Church service may address CONCORDIA, at the office of thispaper.

Q31 3f CORPORATION NOTICE Gradinjrand Paving KJ Marcy aveuue, from Wa'iou street, to Myrtle avenue. A petition las been prefleuteJ to tne Common Oouncitof the City ot Brooklyn tograrteaml I'ave avenue, from Walton street to Myrde avenue: t'e Common Ouncll have fixed the district beyond which tbo assessment for Bali Improvement sball not exteml. to wit: One hHUdred feet In depth on each side of said Marc aveuue, from Walton s'reet to Vyrlle avenuo. Remonstrances (If any) against tbe saUJ improvement, must be left at the Street Commiaslnner 8 office, oa or before the Hth day ef November, 18tv). as the Oauncll will filially act upon the eame.it their nest ins Jag meeting, or as Boon thereafter as convenient ted Brooklyn.

Oct. iS. 1868. 023 lOd CHARLES TINNEY, SUeetCQrnmlaalojttar. Br to this been failed be and from being of the lor quiet half sue is of to EAGLE OFFICE, 2 1 2 P.

M. Telegraph to the Brooklyn Eagle. FROM WASHINGTON. WAsutNGTOJT, Oct. 28.

General Meade and General Humphreys, Chief ef Staff, arrived this afternoon from the front, and are in town night. Speculation is busy concerning the object of visit, 8nd some wiseacres have it that Meade has relieved and ordered to Washington because he to attack Lee, as ordered several days ago. In view of some are already canvassing who will hiB Bucceesor. Generals Warreo, Sedgwick, Hancock Sykes Lave been named. There is reacon to believe sources well informed, that the reports of Meade'B removed are without foundations, and the object his visit is to consult with the President coneernin" Army of the Potomac.

He will leave in the mornin" tne Army. THE AEMV OF THE TOTOIIAC. P.eports from the Army of the Potomac represent all to day. Tbe presence of General Meade iu Washington indicates no active operations at present. The campaign on the Rappahannock may be considered closed, at least, till repairs to the railroad below Manassas have been completed.

Exempts Third District. The following cases were disposed of up to past 12 o'clock to day. There was quite a revival of business this morning: Held foe Seevice Jas Tracy. Jas McDermott. Substitutes Wm Biley, Thos 0Conneil, Philip Thorn, Geo Williams, John Lovely, A Meliske, Wm Hand, Jobn Davis.

Paid Commutation. Andrew oster, It Dennett, Joseph P.ent, Jobn Thomas, James McClusfcy, David Stotthoff, Physical Disability. Sam Dixon, Jeremiah Smith, Stephen Cornell, Wm Slater. Is Service. James Cox, Chas Callom, John Cooper, Geo Calahan, Geo Shark.

J0S KEB1DEST. UDaS A blOBOU. SECOND EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE, THREE P. The Progress of the TrTar.

It is intimated that General Meade has orders to pur Lee's army and force him to give battle if such a thing is possible. Tie latter has retreated tothe Enpi dan, and it iBsaid that he will seek safety in his entrench ments aid send two corps to reinforce Bragg. It is cer tain that there is an important movement on foot, and it equally certain that General Meade is being largely reinforced from different quarters. General Grant has taken command of the Department the Mississippi, and he is now at tho head of an army leaBt two hundred thousand men. He arrived at StevenBon, Alabama, yesterday from Nashville, on his way to Chattanooga, and there met General Eosecrans route from Chattanooga to Nashville.

Both were the gueBts of General Hooker, who is in command If a column at that place. There is no doubt that the hero Of Vicksburg will in due course of time win new laurels by wiping put the defeat of Chickamauga, and confining the rebel territory to somewhat narrow limits. The semi official organ of the War Department pub: liBbes what it callB astounding developments in regard the removal of General Eesecrans, one of which is to the effect that he fled from the battle fleld during the criBis and reported to the officers at Chattanooga that the day was lost, and that subsequently, through opium, he became insensible. These charges, if true, are most unfortunate, as the name of Bosecrans was a talisman o( immense weight. HEAD QUARTERS 52d REGIMENT, N.

8. N. 355 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Tbe Non Commissloned Staff and Company Serjeants of this Regiment are notified to meet on SATURDAY KVES 1NG, 24th hist.

7i clock. A punctual attendance required as business of Importance i Is to transacted. 022 2t WM. H. VAN BRUNT, Adjutait.

TTPRICAfE COlTRT of thestateof new J3 YORK Alexander T. Stewart, Francis Warden and PlalntlfTa. umlnRt Treanor and M. D. Treanor.

Defendants. Summops for a money demand on Uonttact. worn, Lctamp. vnM to iariiv snmmnned and Teaulredto answer the complaint in this action, which wul be filed lathe office ot ViiorV nf the ratT and Countv of New York, at the City HaU. In said City, and to Berve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his ofljee.

York City, wltbln twenty days after tte service ot this Bummons on you, exclusive oi idcuuivi bui uniiivc, If you fall to answer the said complaint within time aforesaid. tbe platatiflS In this action will take judgment against you tor Che nnn of three thousand one hundred and any 82 100 dollar, interest on elab teen Jtmndred.satt Tiiirieen huniredaaa twenty five IOu doUars from March lit. loot, bsiaco uiv uoom vrtuu Bvuuii. uaiea new York. July22d, 1863.

lm a. AvniAAnii, ruuuwiio MAjru cy. Thp rnmnlftint In this action was dulv filed In tht office of the Clerk of the City and County of New York. In. the State of New York, attheClty HU of the City's New York, on the 25th day July, 1868.

3. (X. IkUWLAflU rUMilWIig AbbUZUOy, COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY OF KINGS Samuel Q. Lottagamst George E. Ives' aud others.

In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the 26tbday of September, 183, will be sold at nubile auction, at the Commercial Exchange, No. 363 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall), in the City of Brooklyn, in said County of Rings, on the 14th day of November, 1863, at 12 o'clock, noon ot that day. by or under the direction of the undersLcued, the re'eree. for that puipose by said judgment order aoDOlnted, the following described land and premises All that certain piece or parcel of woodland, situate, lying, aud being in the town ot Platbusn. in the coun'y ot Sinn, and Stite of New Yoik, bounded and described as follows: to wit: Beginning at the northwesterly coner thereof at a point heie the patent line between said town of Flatbuih and tbe city of Brooklyn Intersects a piece of lasd of the said eorge R.

Ives, lying between the premises hereby gtaited nnA the pnstiriv nlrie of Vlathnah avenue, ranninz thence easterly along said pater line to woodland now or late of lllram Aotns aeceaieo, iorraeriy ox nenuricK oayus deceased, thence southerly, again easterly, aud hen agtia southerly along the last mentioned land to land formerly of 1'hle Garretsou tlieice westerly along the last mentioned land to land of Johnson Leake. lormerly of Peter Stiyker deceased, lying ottween tbe premises hereby described and the said easterly side of flatbuih avenue, and thence northerly alow tbe last mentioned land and the said 'and of Georpe R. Ives aforesaid to tbe place of begin ning. Obtaining eigni acres Be ne sama mrB ur less. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtet auces tuereunto be'onguig, or In any wise appertalnirg.

Dated September 29. 18B3. 30 law6w JOHN Z. LuTI, Referee. IN TBE MATTER OF THE LIEN OF AUGUSTUS B.

WOOD against Steamship Nerins. Notice hereby elven reoulrtorall persons who have anv liens upon tte above named vessel, "the Steassnin Nerins, by virtue of the provisions of the act "to provide for the collection of dunands aaa'nat ships and vessels." passed April 24. 1861 contained In Chap. 48s of the Lawi 01 tbe titate 01 Jcw xorx. or lue year iixa; auu iru hk uii.

owner. or couslgnea and all persons ioterestel in id vessel to appear before tha undersigaed. at my chambers. Cltv Hall, in tbe crtr of Brooklyn, Klae County, on the Dicetteolh day of October. 1W3 Up clock A.

to at end a alstributien the proceeds arising irom the sale of raid Tesel, her tackle, apparel and fBrnlture.by and niler ihe provisions of asta acT passed April al. ran. The above notice Is hereby directed lo be published once a vteet for hrea wseks the Brooyiyn Dally Eagle. iroollya, September liih. 16(8.

SAMUBI. GaRRliiCIN, Kinprs County Jitcge. Clack, HAiaoNO 4 Cocisbn, Att for A. IS wo ctaun aB, selSlaWjw.W IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF KOS AVELL C. BRA1NARD, Esu.

Surrogate of the County of KNotice is hereby given, accordiue to law, to all persons having claims against Pfi TEK O'HARA. late of the City of Rrnnklvn. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereef, to the subscribers, at tue of Bears C. Murpby, 14 Court street, in thi City of lircoklsn, en or before the firt day of April next. Dated Sepuaibei 23d.

Us i. JAMES STJLLTV AN. r.cutK, Be23UwSmW COliUUS DKVER. J' TIW IORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Gertrude Yanderveer asaiost Felix Rorke, David S.

Winebrener and Anna nis wiie. tu. o. oiamii. cei.tsj To eaoh of tbe Defendants above namrd Tou are hereby summoned and required to answer the mwlaiit this action tbis day tiled In the otee of tUe Clerk of the County of Kings, at the OUT HaU.

ta the City, ot Brooklyn, ia la County of KIoks, awd State or Aej York, oudto serve a copy of your answer to the Jala complaint on tie subscriber, at hje ottce. No. S. Front street, la the said cm oi nnuwui IXl this summons on you. exclusive, of the Shunt thta the "lliue aforesaid, the plaintiff In this ae tinn will apply to tbe Court for tbe relief demanded iu the comilaint Eatefi Bronr yu, September 8 1813.

sel4 lawfw No. 3 Front sTeet, Brooklyn. TN PURSUANCE OF "AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate of the County Notice Is hereby given, accordmg to law, to oil Persons having claims against ANDREW O'CONNOR, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to ex bir.it the same, wim tne voucnere er tbe executor, at his residence. 253 Pacific street.

In the city of Brooklyn, on or before the 10th day of February next Bated August 4th. 1863., BC 9 laWPUlVV iaUJlAJ nmjaian. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROb; A WELL 0. BRAINARD. Surrogate of the County 0tNMce la hereby given, accorduig to 'law.

to all parsons having claims aisulnst THOMAS T. GCIOiN. late of the City oi Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit tbe same, with the vouchera thereof, to the subscribers, at the office of Cornelius A. Marvin, No. 14r.

Henry atreet, in the City of Brooklyn, on or before the first day of December next Dated Mav 2Htb. 1883. t27 Ug6mW SUPREME COURT "STATE OF NifiW If OKK COUNTY OF KINGS Aator Fl InsuranceConpaDT apah.st. William Al xnnder. Maria J.

Bowne. WilliuoiA. Bowue and JtlenrrT. Mills. To the above named Betendants: You are hereby summoned, and required to answer the complolnt hi this action, which was filed in the oibce of the Clerk ot tbe County of Kings, at the iti Hull.

Ikrli lr 63. and to serve A r.etuv nf vnln answer to the said comulolnt on the subacriber i. at ihelr office, at No. 17 Nassau street In the Oltv of New Yorn, within twenty days after the servico ot thiB summons on Af tht. rlAT of HUCh nnrl If vnn full tr.

rnmnlalut Within the tliriH nfnrnv.alil. tlif. plaintUf in this action will applv to the Court for the relief uemanueu PINKNEY. Plfl's 17 Nassau stieet New York. seS lawOir" I0R A IN ING F.

C. House: "11 nny leva ana for Grate htH Btk, for OFFICES 80 AND 82 FULTON STEEET AND NO 60 SOUTH SEVENTH STEEET, E. D. FRIDAY EVENING OCT. 23 Mas Meeting at the City Hall Park.

On Wednesday next a grand mass meeting will be held in the City Hall Park, for the popular lutiflcation o.f the Democratic candidates. Gov. Seymour, Hon. J. S.

Thayer and Judge Parker will be the principal speakers. A Woman Poisons Herself by Drinking Paris Green. This morning Coroner Barrett was called npon to hold an inquest at No. 19S Second street, E. npon the body of a woman 48 years of age, who committed suicide during last night.

The circumstances are detailed as follows: The lady, whose name is Mrs. Anna Zeist, has been for some years periodically attacked with fits of mental abberation, and during the continuance of them evinced a strong desire to take her own life. Her friends, therefore, have had her closely watched until recently, when, as she appeared more continuously ration al she was allowed larger liberty. Yesterday the deceased made an excuse of business in New York, and as the day was fine it was believed a trip to the city would be beneficial. Accordingly she went.

This morning she was found dead in her room, with a glass near her containing a portion of dissolved French green, a poison. It is supposed that the deceased purchased this article yesterday. Mrs. Zeist is very respectably connected and leaves a son of 12 years of age. Her mental malady is believed to have been hereditary.

The Jury returned a verdict of death from poison taken while in a state of mental abberation. The Thirteenth Ward Aldermanship. Mr. John Farrell, whose name has been mentioned in connection with an Independent nomination for the Aldermanship of the 18th "Ward, will accept a nomination from no party, and is a hearty supporter of, and a. worker for 'the regular Democratic nominee, Henry M.

Dixon. Two Female Sharfebs Abound. Yesterday afternoon two well dressed women visited a number of storee in the Second ward and carried off goods from one of them keeping the storekeeper engaged while the olher secreted the plunder. The police were put on their track and officer Pnelan succeeded In recovering the stolen property but did not aucceed in bagging the fair plunderers. That Seduction Case.

The case of Henry S. Powell, who was arrested last week charged with having seduced a young lady named Mary E. Water from the path or virtue, was called on for examination before Justice Perry yesterday afternoon, when the accused waived examination and gave bail to appear before the grand jury. Another Soldier Gone to his Rest. The remains of Private Wot.

Pendleton, of Company 14th Begiment, were yesterday conveyed their Anal resting place in the Cemetery of the Evergreens. He died in hospital at Washington, and hiB body was sent to his family. He was a good husband and father and a brave soldier. Police. Scene in Cotjbt A Wide Awake witness A Spiot Dialogue.

Teaterday afternoon a very respectable looking woman, named Mrs. Cunningham was brought before Justice Ferry, on the complaint of a very nervous old lady named Mrs; Tryon, who charged her with having committed an assault upon her. The old lady was accompanied by two of her daughters, and a lawyer named Cowenhoven, while' the accused had about half a dozen female friends to prove her innocence. The evidence went to show that the parties, who live in adjoining houses in. Tallman street, had a misunderstanding some time ainoe, in consequence of which bad leeling existed between them.

On Wednesday Mrs. Cunningham was purchasing me vegetables from a peddler's wagon, ad was in the act of paying him when Mrs. Tryon came along with a pail of water from the hydrant, and without saying as much as by your leave, shoved between Mrs. Cunningham and the vegetable merchant, spilling some or the water on Mrs. dress.

Mrs. C. caught her by the shoulder and gave her a shake. The old lady screamed, which brought out her daughters, and a wordy war ensued which lasted for some time. After the prosecution reBted their case, the counsel for the defence called Bridget Powell, a stout, good natured looking woman, with apair of mischievous looklngblaek eyes, who proceeded with the utmost volubility to tell the Court that she bbw the whole transaction from her window, which she had been washing at the time, and iimt ihn fault was all on the side of Mrs.

Trvon. Mr. Cowenhoven, counsel for the prosecntion, then proceeded to cross question her, and the following dialogue ensued: Lawyer Are you a married or single woman? Witness I don't think it is any of your businoss whether I am married or single; that has nothing to do wlih this case. Lawyer How far was the cart from the sidewalk when this affair took place? Witness (tmiling mischievously) Well I don't think it is necessary for you to ask me that question, you were down there yesterday yourself and you took a good survey of the position and you know all about it; I saw you from my window. Why man, if you had asked me I'd have lent you my Bhawl to measure it.

Lawyer How long had you been washing your windows before thir affair took place Witness (to the Court) Has this man any right, your honor, to ask me about my dome stic affairs; has it any reference to this case whether I was a year or a day wathing my windows Justice Perry (blandly These lawyers have a habit of asking impertinent questions sometimes. Witness (looking straight at tbe lawyer) Yes, these small men are generally very fussy. (Lawyer winced.) lawyer (recovering) What was the name of the pedlar who was selling the vegetables 1 Witness His number is 101), and I guess if you will 4ake the trouble to step into the Hock Inspector's ofilce you will find his name. Lawyer Are you Bure the complainant came between the pedlar and the accused. ivitnnnf siemHl 1 am on my oath, and I am old enough to know the obligations of an oath, and you have no Dusiness.

Bir, 10 us me buvu iuiiiiutu, Lawyer Was it with her right or left hand that Mrs. rnnnlnohnm sheok the eomnlaiiiant? Witness Weil, now, I'll leuyuu, loiimuuoucmiuuo 'between Charles and Pearl; the hydrant is towards Charles, and the wagon was standing In the middle of tbe street the man was next to the wagon, and Mrs. Tryon passed between them, and Mrs. Cunuingham shooK ner whb me nanu mui wun uu iu v.iwn tuB archly at the lawyer) now, can you tell me what hand it was (Great laughter.) The lawyer baa by thia time got very red in the face, the Court was with laughicr, and the witness was allowed to retire. The case waB finally dismissed.

An Incident of tile Ninth Wakd Peimary. Thos. Brady of Baltic aireet is one of the free and independent voters of the 9th ward, and in that capacity attended at the primary electlun on last Monday evening at Zeller'B, and voted taking Beveral drinks to fortify himself for the operat ion. After leaving there he went to Tom Farrell's, where another primary was being held, and voted there too, taking aundry more drinkB on that occasion, and then left lor home, and managed to get there by some means or other, but on the next morning be discovered that bo had been knocked wn and robbed on his way home, aud oundry scratches and bruises on his face gavo proof of the luct. He had an Idea that a man named James Oaffrey had something to do wifi it, and he made a complaint aguinat him and had him arrested, but when the case was examined before Justlco Perry yesterday morning, he could offer no proof against the accused, and he was discharged.

Stole a Bed. A man named John Mundis was arrested yesterday by Officer Nelson of the 48J pre clnct, on the complaint of Mr. Trevin, who charged him with stealing a feather bed and eome other articles, his property. The stolen goods were found in the possession of the accused, and he is held for examination. Catarrh, Deapsess, Diseases op the Eye, Eab.

and TbbOAI, treotedloy Dr. Uowe, 411 Conoord street, Brookbn. Frem Caleb Sagtr, of Trenton, N. J. Tkbntos.

N. Aug. 26, 1SC2 mi.t. n.itr, Hint, mv having been nflllcted for eighteen jenrswiih ansB and dionargej troiu ear caused from scarlet feer two years old I ulaoed EaV.mdM'the care ot ur, Kowe. No her heuruu reitor ed Bhe hears qui otttlnotly and ihodlsuharge.iroui Biun I clnn.

arf Pram mi UlteiJOUrje ivl Vt RoweTl feel Jurtifltd In re.ommencllns hlui as a gjntlemau well veued In the dkeusea he tuugaJ fVtjfl. Steru btate l.unitlj Asylum, From Mr. Thomas S. Day, of Brooklyn 1 223 I'esrl S'reet, ookiyn, N. rwptember 13, ISt'a.

I For the henefitof those slrnllarly afdloted I make the fol lowing stat roimt: Kor ten yeuis was ulllict.d wltrfrutanh, gradually iireivworee. until it bad so irrpalredher health th.it wo felt convUiced she must ole. Sbe diiobaige rromthe hesd aud tmoit was nSeni accompanied by Wool. After having tnen every ax everything in vu ii. a lastreiort I called on ltounder fhe ba been entirely cured re Jored lo the enjoymeBtof excellent to on of 5, 4 5, to DIED.

Nutt On Friday. Oct. Geoeoe Thork, youneestson of FurmjiT.and Kate W. Nutt aged 1 yeirando days. No'iceof funeral in morr'ng papers.

Swift In Brooklyn. N. 11th tost, Miss Mary C. Swtrr, only child of Asa H. Swift, and granddaughter of Mrs.

Asa b. swift, of Foiroaven. Jntne death of tbla estimable rod acc uiplished young lady, tbe parenti have lost thdr all, and tho relatives and friends will lore; mourn her depaure from then. May loosyeais that mellow ail life's affl'cttoni and sofentbe asperities of g.iefbe vouchsafed these afflicted parentt and may God help tnem to say, in tiii their deep (trio' lie doelh all things ell" NewBedfordEvcsinjStandard Pbndlitoh The body of William Pesdlbton. late mem.

ber of Company U. nth Benlmeut. having been bruugut from Washington, were interred, yeiterday, in tbe Evergreen Oen.etery. Bis friends laid In the peaceful grave tjo remairs of one of tbebestof husbands and fathers, asa'so one of the bravest of soldiers. Senegal In Brooklyn, Oct.

23d. 1863. Dasiel the only son of Charles and Oatheilne Senecal, aged 8 years, 4 months and 26 days. Thefrlenfs and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the residence of bis parents, 171 Jay street, on gutday. 25th inst.

at 2 P. without farther notice. Gesbitsox On Friday, Oct. 28, Cumord W. wed 7 years.

The friends of the family aye Invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, 177 Schermerhoinat, without lurther Imitation. His remains will be taken to Gravesend for interment. HELP WANTED. ANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF A II Bakery, a respectable younn woman of experience and good address. Apply from 5 to 8 o'clock in the evening, at the Scotch Bakery.

125 Court street. 9j3 It WANTED A GOOD GERMAN, ENGLISH, or colored woman te do general housework la a mall private family. Must come well recommended Aoply Gates avenue, first house above Hunter street; Itrook lyn. 023 If IN GO WANDS, SIX MEN AND tv four or Ave stout eoya, German prererrea Aoply at the Paper Factory, 18th street, belew 3d avenue. 021 IV ANTED A TEACHER IN THE PRE naratorv denartmantof a select sohool this c'tr.

two or three hoars dally. Apply with testimonials on Saturday morning, at nine o'clock, at No 116 Bemssn street or address PRINCIPAL. Box 328, Brooklyn P. 0. 023 It WANTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENE ral bonsework; must be a good plain cook, washer and Ironer.

Must com well recommended. Waves from 6 to 7. Apply In Gates avenue, 2d house east of Nortrand avenue, KrooKiyn. ozi WANTED A BURST RATE COOK AND TT washer and Ironer. Apply at Elliott place.

Satar asy efore noon, or Monday. o21 It TIT ANTED IN BROOKLYN, A HOUSE, II conalnlnt a'l tbe modern improvements, in a pleasant lot atiun, south Brooklyn preferred, a moderate dis lance from 'lie femes. Tne advertiser oners to pay a rent or 5U0 per annum Address W. Box in Herald office NT. 023 81" WANTED DR1SS MAKERS.

NONE BUT first rate hands need anolv at 275 Fulton fct eet. un stairs. 023 It WASTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT "i cook aud laundress, not afraid of work and having Sood reference may apply to Mrs, LEE. Willooghby arenue, etwern Cumlerland and Carlton. A German preferred.

o22 2t TV ANTED THREE CART HORSES. MUST be 16X hands hleh andwelih 1400. Annly to JNO, W1XK0N, corner of Btreet and Flustlng avenue Broeklm, bttween 8 and 11 A. o20 6t SITUATIONS WASTED. WANTED SITUATIONS WE HAVE NOW wtitin for situations a number of excellent girls for every domestic capacity, who have been known to me for a number of years and are really good, cauable, oivil servants, MANNING'S Select Agency, corner of Court and Jorale mon streets.

Established 16 rears and pationizedoy all oar oldest and moat respected citizens. oa33t ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE TT sued American woman a situation as good plain cook; is a good baker of bread aud biscuit; good waiher and Ironer. Can be seen for two days in Douglass street. 2d house east of ClaBson avenue, Brooklyn. o23H WANTED A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A neat, respectable girl; Is capable of taking entire chs'ge ot cooking, has bad several years experience, aud is a superior washer and ironer.

City references given. Apply on Saturday or Monday, at 121 Atlantic ureet. o23 It WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT able rbonffwoxnaa. ascooftr. wvatierantf fTtoner.

Oac Sve the b. city reference Call at 130 Boaruaa trrrf of Dean. BrooiTvn. 0531tf 1 ANTED AN AMERICAN D'AIVULI, UUJN TT slst'rs of three adults, rcdulre two or tbree rooms for hore keeping, within 15 minutes' walk of Fulton street. Rent n'ut be moderate.

Pajmentprompt. Refereneeiex cbanred. Address J. A. Eagle office, for one week.

nt 2t ANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG TT girl, lo do chamberwotk and waltitg. Best city re feicnces. Call at Hi Columbia ttreet. oAlf XST ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE MAR rled woman lo do wasb'ng and ironing at bsr own bouse; she will do tbem neat and to suit any lad? taste at five sR'i'nss a dozen. Please call at lOfl Hudson ave nne.

back room on the lBt floor. o2l It" ANTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL DE sires a situation as chambermaid; also to assist In wtsHng and Ironing. Can be Been at her present Dlace8d WANTED EVENING EMPLOYMENT BY a cood nenman and accountant. An equivalent for s'srvlctB would be received in board or rent of furnished apartments if desirable. Address BOOKKEEPER, Eaxle office.

o21 it ANTED AN EXt EKIKNCED TEACHER if who is disengaged ourlng a part of the day, will give lessons in famiueB. schools, at hii ownreaidenca, or he would insirugt the cbilortn of several families who woiul unite in ea PiOiing a private tfacher. Address tL'ruUghi'cc Pi.B ofii e. u21 3f W' ANTED MACHINE WORK aNDFAMI ly of every description done ouW SW'B 'rr Dress Making. Hutmr, Stamping.

Bratd.fcg A i i MRingby a competent and experienced per ton, and avert' ct fit wairanted. at lai Fulton street, up stair. ol7 7t HOUSES, WANTED. WAITED PART OF A HOUSE'HAVING Vv four or five rooms, at once, by a fmall, genteel family, or would join a party In renting one ent'ee. Location near the City Hall preferred.

House agents apply. Address A. A. A. A.

Eatleonsce. offllf KCOMS WANTED WITHOUT BOARD, BY a lady and son, in a private family preferred; a large room and small one ad'oiniog, or room with alcove. Terms irust be moderM. References exchanged. Any one having such rooms to let can hear of a careful occupant by ad dieBs'rgH.

Box 190 P. O. olS7t ANTED FURNITURE PARTIES HAV 71 lng furniture in anj quantity, large or small, carpets, eddk.g, mirrors, or any ether goods suitable for housekeeping, to dispose of. can obtain a better rice than can be got elsewhere, by addressing J. A.

W. BROWN. Bot 81 WHllamsburgh Post office. N. Tbe advertiser will also purchase some store counterBaod glass cases.

o3 Im' ANTED 100 GOOD SEUOND UAJIB PIANOS wanted. Osfh paid for good second hand Piancelat SAWVER THOMPSON'S se23 tf B9 Fulton avenue. BOARDING. xjoakd wanted if THERE If3 A i nrlcntf llvlnp oonvenlent to either Fulton or wan frtreei ieriies wlo rave more room uiau in nui, a wl would receive ayoung gentleman tnd bis wile lotu trelr circle for the winter. The Bub cilber would be oolig ed 11 thi would commuxlcate their addreri as soon as i js slble to N.

B. Eaile office. o23U, BORD TWO" YOUNG MEN CAN BE AC coinruodated with sleeping rooa Breakfast amltci lequlred. Apply at 147 Fulton htrtet. o23ot "sDOABD WANTED BY A YOUNG GEN' JJ tkmazi here on duty: would prefer partial board, a'2d oiy room with a private family; must be near tne ferries.

Adoress LIEUTENANT. Eale offie. o33 lt WANTED BOARD, WITH TWO ROOM? furnished or unfurnished, for a gentleman, wife and iwo children: location about fifteen or twenty wglk from Fulton ferry. Address, stating terms, which mur.r De moderate, J. r.

west Mtu street. rew iuro 023 BOARD TWO OR THREE SINGLE GEN tlercen can obtain good rooms, with partial board louse convenient to Wall a'id Fulton Ferries; a small Mia fomlln 1 ur iy nOlQl How are tou Greenbacks. Gents' Dress Hatv. Armv and Nnvr Folt Hntn Rn Ham in ex change tor greenbacks, at Bossier's. 334 Fulton si.

Just received one case of Colored Velvet Ribbons (extra quality) all silk and Tast edges. Sold only by the piece. Store and milliners supplied at a small advance when bought by the cartoon. Also one case of Black with whitoand colored edges at Lockitt, Son 2S1 Fulton Btreet, Brooklyn. The Lbader of the Fashion.

Baasler, 334 Fulton Btreet, has just Issued his fall style of Gents' Dress Ha' Everybody Bhould see them wao desire a light and eaty fitting hat Go and examiue Ihbux. New Bugle Gimps and Ornaments, Fluted Ribbons, Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons (best qaillty). Cord and Taasr. Fancy Gimps, Belts, Leather Trlaiauairs. TTlmmmgs of all descriptions made to order at sboit notice, at J.

Locicirr, Son 4 Go's, at 251 Fu.toa street. Silk, Alpaca and Zephyr Embroidery and Braiding Braid. Opera Cord and Tissla, RlbSons. Hair Nets. Crape iTtamuus.

Guipure Laces. Oloatc Ornameota, Snawl and bean iiorucrtj, rrjUKe. oiu ana aiiver iViTrmiuna, at J. Loceitt. Sou oo.

1 ultou street. Breoklm. Browne's Patent Metallic Weathbr Strips and indow BandB exclude wind. Tain, and dust from, and stop the rattling of doors aad wlndowa. of every description.

For sale all Hardware stores. Principal Depot. 219 Broadway, corner of Fulton street ie29 3m WITH OR WITHOUT OPERATORS. DRESS. CLOAK AND MANTILLA MAKING.

STITCHING FOR FAMILIES. CORDING, BRAIDING, HEMMING, QUILTING, BINDING. TUCKING, its. INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO OPERATORS. MACHINES REPAIRED AND AJMU8TED.

AT THE WHEELER WILSON AGENCY, 332. 334, 336 A 338 FULTON ie5tf Qity Hall SjaareJ MACHINERY. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW ANB PEOOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE, vis: Steam. r.ngroe sau jjouers, auu ponaoie, worn vnreo to none power, riamngmacnmes, liaues, I and Beltina. Tanks.

PartableKettles. Vtce. Mr? mentofhorte shoe and other Iron. The highest sriee paid xooiboi every uescnpiin Aisooauauaaiargeassorf Wrought and Cost Scrap Iron, Copper and Metals ot vrv flRATlnfl on. Annlv tn P.

CASSIDY, 4 to 10 Bridge street Brooklyn. DeAtor In all Uinta at WnMnmra. N.B. On hand a larje assortment vl Faraace Bara.tc DISEASES OF THE NERTOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL 8YSTEMB. New and reliable treatment in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free charge.

Address, Dr. J. 8KTLLTN HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa, u28 Smesd KELLY'S WOOD YARD, r.

46 and JAY STREET, Wliere FINE OAK AND HICKORY WOOD, OF THI BEST QUALITY, Can always be had AT THB LOWEST PRICKS. Order thankfully recelvsd and propUy attended t. anl2 if 11. si. KELLY.

ELECTION NOTICE. LECTION NOTICE. Cm Clbx'i Omcs. 1 BrooklTB. SsvtosaberSS.tSSS.

vti in TVi rlvaii tMt mx thm naval elasasfi to ba la tkls Gtsus TCKSDAT, skslUra day NMember; uztttiuiwiBoseenvH.HiRH: A Jastrer Place oi Barn uraiiw. A Street Ccnlssloscr ia place of Oksirlt Tinney. A JnaslMif thePeaciatk, Third Dtstriet In pUof BeajaMlaS. Mereituit. A Justice of tkt Peace tn the Fasrti Jtrlot la plac, of JohB H.

Calokaa. A Jusuos lbs ui ri wmo ua pik oi AderBaa eaek of tl foUncloc wards vlt 1st. 10a, 9th, Utk. 11th, 16th, 17th, lSUi A Suservisor la each of the foflpwhij wat. vll: 2d.

ilk. 6th. wii, loSrilth. 1Mb. Mik.

ltajK. 2S A vasraiemearooj Bth, Si, 11th, litk, 13th, ISth, Uth, 19th and 20th. The Cawraii Council has desbmatedtke followlns pUcea haldiat the polls: "ffarda 1 lat eist NS. unon 2d dlst Nt.S Adaotic atreet. 2 lit dirt rrancta Markey's, coraer Mala and Front 2d diit 5eopIe's HaU.

csrner York and Peart atreeU. 3 dut Amory, corner of Henry ana Cranberry streets. 2d ibt Atlantic street. 4 1st dist Jay. cornr of Naaau sbrpet.

3d dirt Wstmiurton Hall, Adasu street, nearTnlarr. 3d dirt No. 50 Myrtle avenue, 5 1st dist Houae of James Riley, earner of Plyraoata and Gold streets. Sd dist 13T York atrt. (shop of Walter Long).

3d dist Brooklyn Hotel, eonur Hudson avenue and 4th dhrtJoka Faird's, corner of Prince and "Hilary 6 lst dlaVCoal Office, corner GonereM drjrssta. 2d dist Bouse ot P. Murphy, corner of Degnw and Columbia atrtcls. 3d dist Ingins House, Tan Brunt street, between Preiideut and Carroll strsets. 7 1st dist Tks Ding Stcra of B.

Liach. Myrtle svenn. csrner Bierson street. 2d dist N. 71Myrtle avenue, nearSUllman street.

3A eirt Fulton avauue, north aide, 4Ui house eastal GrsnQ avaane. 4th int Fulton avenue, "north side, near Ormaoa Place. 1st dist Third arena, near 9th street, (store of John Blab 2d 'dist Hone or Ebrlne Co: No 21. 4th aveuue, near. lOtfa street 1st dist House of Joan Farrell, corner Underbill are aue and Berson street 2d dlat John B.

Zeller's, Fulton avenue, near City Railroad Depot. 3d dlat Paul O'Mell's, Spencer street, corner Myrtls avetue. 4tk dls Albert Eckert'i, Marlon street, near Ralph aveaue. 10 1st dlit N. 5 Fulton avenue.

2d dist No. 2S6 atlaotlo street, near Baerum. 3d dut No. StS Atlaatlc street, near Band. 4th dlt Spauidlnj'sBulldlur, corner Court and Bu ler streets.

Sth dist Mrs. Dunn's. President street, near Nevlos. 11 1st dist 2d dUt Store of Jacob Samuter. XH'A Myrtle avenuo 3d dirt J.

Boylan's. 7 DeKalb avenue, second door east of Jdeet street 4th dist Offic ot Edwia Gates, av. corner St Fellxstnet, 5th dist Stors ot A F. Bingham, Lafayette avenu near Fulta aveaue. 12 1st dist Home of Mr.

Falon, Yaa Brunt street, be tweea Ewe and William streets. 2d dist House of P. Grogan, Luaueer near Hicks streets. 13 1st dist Stable on Third street, between Suth Third and South Fwnthrtreets. 2d dial Odeoa, Flftb s'reeU between South.

Third sad twutb Fsurth streets. 3d dist N. 84 Sauth Seventh atreet 4tk dist fTsshlacton Market, corner Fourth and South Seveath streets. 14 If dist Northwest csrner of North Ninth aud Seco: streets. 2d diitNortbeatcomerorFrfth and North Fifth sis 2 dist 9 Grand street 4t dist Nit Second and Seventh atreets.

house of Mr. Betis. Is 1st dbf At I. Guysn's Newspaper Depot, No. Hi Grtaa atteet 2d dist At Philip Lelti'a stove store.

No. 356 Grand atreet. 16 1st dist Antboay Conrad's. 3T7 Souti Fourth street. 2d John Baumgoifaur's.

ct raer Leanard and Schoies streets. 3d dint tiro. Wm ks, 182 Graham avenue. elst Cotlieb VUsusa's. 70 Moore stteef.

17 1st dist Hou eof Mr. Lackey Franklin street, near Eent. 2d dist House Jacob Frank, Oslyer, corner Eck ford strei t. 15 1st dist Bouse of James Riernaa, corner Grand st aad Buebwlrk avenue. 2d dist House of Henry Ketcham.

Myrtle avence nlank road. 19 1st olst Sto of Jon Hart, Broadway, between Whipple aid Bartlett streets. 21 dist House ot Etudas Comsauy No 18. Olymer st, betvreea Bedford aad Lee avenues. 20 1st dist 6tore of A.

J. LeffeL378 Myrtle avenue. 2 diat Stcre 1 Ed. Cranston. 4i6 Myrtle avenue 3d diat Chas.

19. Merril. 80' Fulton avenue. 4th (Hit Stare of Root A Staltla. 444 Falton avenue.

oc7 HRNSY MeuLOSKBT, City Clerk. RJNGS COUNTY COURT Maria E. Rapeljej aad others agalnBt John Greea and others. James R. Masxet.

PIEs Atly. In pu susnce of a judgment In this action, dated October 5h. 1885. will be sold ty public auction. bT or under tae di rectli of tbr undersigned Referee, at the auc.loa rpmi of J.

Colts' in. No. 86C Fulton strert, Brooklyn, on tbelh day of November. 1863, atl2o'clock norn, the following de scibedpremiiee.vij: 'All that certain lot piece or parcel ef land situate, lying and lieins to tbe Seventh Ward or the OityTf Brooklynaf resold, bounded and containing ss follow' to wit leelr niLR on tbe easterly side of Graham itJJ.Vt arinolntSrtantsou'herlr four hundred and flftr nin feel inu i the utterly side of Willoughby ajenue, ir.d rnrTnlng thence easterly eights two feet ten Inebes to Wil ounhby avenue; thence southerly parallel to Granara atreettrenty fourreetfourlnrhesi thence weBMrly parallel to WilloucLby aver.ue eighty two test ten Inch's to Graham street; ihence northerly along Graham street. twenty four feei four Inches to the point and place or beginning.

To r.tiher with nil and singular the tenements, hereditaments acd amiurtenances tbeTeunto belons'ni sated Oct ilier Soai lawSW NATHAN B. MORSE, Referee. ORPORATION NOTICH Grading and Paring Skillman street from Cnlon avenue to Lorimtr a Petition has been presented to the Common Council of tbe City of Brooklyn, to grade andnavekillmansvreatfrom Union avenue to Lorlmer street tbe Common OouncUhave fixed tne District beyond which the assessment for said improvement shaltnot extend, to wit; One hundred feet in deptn on each side of said Solllman Btreet from Union avenne to Lorlmer street. Bemonstrances. if any.

against the aald taprovement. fore the 14 th day ofNovember. 1863. as the Common Council will finally act unon tbe same at their next ensuing meettog or as soon thereafter as convenient DateH. QILAltLES TINNEY.

Street Commissioner. COUNTY COL! ST ru iMUO wwoixt Abigail Sayres against Luc, Ann Cosby and In pursuance of a Judgment order of this Court mads fa the TaboTe entitled acflon, bearing date, tho day of Aunust 1863. I will sellby pubhoaucUon. at the public auailoa room of Mtiars. foster Loper autf lOTeers, No 4 Sands ttrert In the City st Brooklyn.

Hints Coapty, on the SJil dy ot October, 1863, at 12 pook noon of that day the folHWns described laud and premises; All certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in ibe City ol Brooklyn aforesaid, butted and Bounded as followf, to wit: Beilnnlngatapolnt on ofTIlluy Btieet. which ts aevntr soven feet nine lacto westerly from the southwesterly corner of sd pnarT s'reett, and lunnisg Irom tbeoce southerly oarsuei wim Jay street one hundred feet thence Tiilary Btrert twenty five tbeD northerU pu with Jay Btreet one hundred feet to JIBory street gajgg thence westerly along the 0,. nktedsSomber tv. entyfivr feetto theploce of beglnnlng. Datea ocpmw? rr vTs ic, rrTT rrrtr SUUl.

1BW. e30 2aw3W THOMAS H. BOMANjifCTee WTr.B flAMESOirS iYISIBW! VfV rsZThis new and oo section of all Interested. doielj 'Som and is pronounced by 'wiS, bSisS Me nature as to defy dotec ion. BW, Hair Braids, and HatakOTslMnUf ilse Ml color ISSJultaast Ease Ball.

Nassau vs. Atlantic. The Nassaus had another fine day for their fourth game yesterday, their opponents being the Atlantlcs, the match resulting in the success of the old champions by a scoro of IS to 18 in a well played game of seven innings, darkness putting a Btop tne play before the completion of the eighth innings. The score of the Nassaus was IS at the close of their eighth innings. The contest was a very good one throughout, but the Nassaus did not field up to their mark in the previous matches, although they played finely in a majority of the innings, their catching and throwing being excellent.

Henry's pitching bothered the Atlantics exceedingly, every man of their nine having strikes called on him in the course of the game. Smith and Crane both went out strikes. The fact is, the Atlantics have this season had no club trouble them so much to defeat, except the Eckforda, as did the collegians. The attendance of spectators was quite numerous, although very little publicity was given to the match. The Atlantics bad all of their nine out except Start and Sprague, the latter not having been a memberof the club long enough to play.

He will pitch in the game on Monday next, however. The Nassaus went to the bat first, Bcoring one run to the Atlantics four. By the close the third innings, their score stood 4 to the Atlantic's the latter drawing a blank in their third innings through the fine fielding of Henry and Condlt in catching foul balls. In the fourth innings the Nassaus scored juns, thereby taking a decided lead by a score of 9 to which by the close of theaixth innings was increased the totals of 18 to 7. In the seventh innings, however, the Nassaus brought their score up even, 18 to 18, but in the seventh inning of the Atlantics they added 5 runs to their score, the totals at the close being 18 to IS.

In the fifth Inning Rankin of the Nassau made a beautiful 'double play from a splendid fiy catch, on which he put out Chapman and Price, a round of applause greeting the tkllful performance. In fact the general play of the Nassaus was excellent throughout, their errors msinly reBulting from the rough character of the ground. On the part of the Atlantics, OUver'B fine fielding, Crane's base play and fly catching, and Pearce's catching were the most noticeable instances of good fielding. Smith also played in bis usual Btyle, both at third base and behind. Pratt and Chapman's pitching, too, was very effective.

In batting Pearce took the lead on the Atlantic aide, Crane marking his score with a clean home run from a splendid hit to centre field. Chapman also made a fine hit in his scoro. Halsey led the score on the Nassau side. This match closed the series played by the Nassau, the mfjority of tbem reluming to college to day. They have done wbat no other club has done that has ever visited tbe Metropolis before, won three out of four guinea with ciuds.

Nabbav. O. K. Millspaugh.l.f 2 2 JrcobuB, c. 2 2 Halsey, s.

1 8 Henry, 2 1 Mclllvaine, 8 4 0 Wickham, 2 2 2 2 3 1 Kiikpatrick r. 8 0 Atlantic. Peace, 1 Smith, 8d 3 Crane, 2d 3 Pratt, s. 3 Chapman, :.2 Price, r. 3 Joe Oliver, 1.

3 Galvin.lst 1 P. O'Brien, f. 4 21 18 ISSLSGS. 4th. 5th.

6th. Tth. 12 0 6 i 1 8 21 IS 1st. Nassau .1 Atlsut'c 2d. 2 1 3d.

1 0 Sth. 9th. 13 18 Umpire Mr. Cbappell, of the Excelsior club. Passed Ballc Wickham 4, Pearce 9, Smith 1.

Home Buns Crane 1 Struck Out Smith 1, Crane 1. Put Out on Foul Boll Nassaus 3 times, Atlantics 5 times. Put Out at First Base Nassaus 5 times, Atlantics 4 times. Fly Catcbes Made Pearce 1, Oliver 2, Crane 8, Pratt 1, Galvin total 8. Millspaugh 1, Kankin2, Wickham 1 total 5.

Catches Missed Eankin 1, Halsey 1, Pearce 2, Gol vin2. Left on Bases Henry 2, Kirkpatnck 1, Cuapmanl, Price 1. P. O'Brien 1, Galvin4. Run Out Oliver by Rankin, Wickham by Smith.

Put Out at Second Ep.fle Millspaugh by Galvln, Henry by Crane, Chapman by Eankin. Also Wickham at 8d bese by Smith. Time of Game Three hours. Pawnee va. Nationals.

These junior clubs played together yesterday on the Olympic grounds, tho result Demg as ioiiows PAWNEE. 0. Biglow, c. 0 Cummings, 3 Hammet, 2 2 K. Zell, 1st 8 St.

John, 8d Cliapell, 2d 2 Doorman, s. 1 A. Zell, r. 2 B. national.

o. 2 J. Moon, 2d 3 0 K. Deland, c. 2 2 Lippit, 1.

3 0 Powell, 3 1 Bwezey, s. 0 0 Chauiicey, 8d 2 0 Lockett.r.f 2 0 Middleton, 1st 3 0 L. Hill, 0 18 5 IS INNINGS. 12 3 4 Tawnee 1 0 2 0 National 0 2 1 6 05 2 a Umpire E. Gere.

Scorer for National F. Hill. Base ball Players vs. Cricketers. The match between the Atlantic nine and tbe Eighteen Old Countrymen, will take place at Bedford on Monday instead of on the Union Grounds, the Atlantics refusing to piny on the Union ball grounds.

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Professor Riveks' Academy at 8 Schermerhcrnsti eet is visited by the beauty and fashion of Brooklyn. Millinery! Miss Aknie Hodgins, (formerly at Mr. J. North's) laving taken the MILLINERY HOW ROOMS lately occupied by Miss 8. A.

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