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LYN DAILY EAGLE. OGK THE THREE CENTS. BROOKLYN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1870. VOL. 80 NO.

15. in i TENANTS OF SAINT DENIS. I science, and to live beyond the income itf thought folly as muoh as wrong, we are rushing on pell mell into extravagance, and bringing up our children like Shortly after home, I chanced to walk up our Fifth avenue on a pleasant day, and was startled by the splendor of equipages, and especially tho excessive dress of the ladies on foot. What did it mean for it looked like a grand parade, such as would have brought Paris into the streets, in admiration. But no.

It was only the usual show. All that array of feathers and lace, velvet, satin and cashmere all that marvelloua work upon the hair, and perhaps upon the face it was nothing unusual, but an evory day affair. I confess to thing that our Amerioan ladies ore the handsomest on earth, and I have no quarrel with beauty or with any other gift of God, but I am euro that they would ba none the less dear to men if their habits were less expensive Dr. Oiffood in Evening Post. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

San Francisco wants a public morgue. Omaha has inaugurated a Sporting Club. The Chicago Museum has a two legged colt. Mrs. Yelverton is giving readings in Nebraska, Jenny Lind will hereafter reside, at Marseilles.

Prince Arthur has chopped down a Canadian pine tree. Kossuth is living in Turin, in poor circumstances. Boston has entered upon the 240thyear of its existence. Thomas Thumb has sued the Adams Express Company. The people of Madison, aro to have an opera house.

The best counterfeit money use lating Indiana. circu Proctor, the aoto" is going to open a theatra in SanFrancK" rpv eBank of California last year, paid a dividend of The fat mon of Springfield 111., are going to have a skating party. The father of Miss Rose Hersee is a literary gentleman of London. A religious society in Olathe, is called the Christadelphians. Mrs.

Pyne Galton has composed an opera, "The Little Duchess." Sir Horatio Henry Wraxall, keeps a gin shop in Manchester. The snow falls upon the Alps this winter have been unprecedented. General McClellan has been presented with a $300 watch in Washington. Tho Pittiburg (Pa.) Republic has been Bold at Constable's sale for $68. England complains that tho flour sent from this country has alum in it.

There are but two newspapers whioh the mpress allows in the house. The oity of Acapulco is declining and vessels are seldom seen in her harbor. It is said that Elise Holt is to marry the oritio of the New Orleans Picayune. The profit of the richest gold mine in California last year was $340,000. Colliers, to the number of 6,000, are on a gtrike at Waldendurg, Prussia.

Two thousand men in Boston want the thirty vacancies on the police force. Count de Paris, the Orleans heir to the French throne, is sojourning in Ireland. Dan Eice is editor of a weekly paper called the Cosmopolite, at Girard, Penn. The London papers ecord "The first suicide from the new Blackfriar's bridge." The Parisian children are known to be the most precocious children in Europe. Victor Hugo gave a children's Chrtmas party at his residence in Guernsey.

Tlie Seth Thomas Clock Company, Litchfiold made 124,000 clocks last year. The Editorial Association of Pennsylvania meets on the 27th inst, at Harrisburg In a London paper appears an advertisement for a "Christian woman'' as a servant. A deaf mute in Virginia City is painting a panorama entitled "Across the Continent, A niftn who murdered ft boy in Chicago has been sentenced to one year's imprisonment. Two young ladies exhibited the prcminm bale of cotton at the fair in Brenham, Toxas. Alfred Holmes, an English composer, has written on opera ona Jeunesse de Shakspeare.

Episcopalians in Vermont have petitioned the Legislature for a reform in the divorce laws. The Philadelphia Polico prevented twenty eight persons from drowning themselves lost year. Tho Tennessee Legislature is asked to make drunkenness a misdemeanor to be punishablo as such. A dozen fish weii a have been built a mile or two below Harrington Village, for smolt fishing. Tho "Christy Minstrei'1 company, now at James' Hall, London, numbers over fifty performers.

Tho London papers says that Mrs. Lander's performance of "Elizabeth" "is well worth patronizing." The ladies of Detroit are working to seaure the appointment of Lucy M. Arnold, M.D., as city physician. Tho Countess Guiecioli is said to be writing a reply to Mrs. Stowe's attaok on Lord Byron and Mrs.

Leigh. Father Hyacinthe is reported engaged on an essay entitled "The Eole of Eeligion in Democratic A white dromedary was among the small mo nagerio that Eugenie brought home from her eastern pilgrimage. No person who drinks oan find employment in any position on the Bangor and Piscataquis railroad in Maine. Two school boys in Shelbina, fought with pistols because other's new overcoat. one had disparaged tho Lady Harriet Cowper; widow of Count d'Or eay, and wife of Hon.

Charles Spencer Cowper, has just died in Paris. In Delaware the farmers gather up tha refuse and unmerchantable peaohes and applos and' make them into brandy. South Berwick has the oldest Academy in Maine, and" its charter bears the bold signature of old John Hancook. It required seventeen bridesmaids, four clergymen and three bands of music to carry on an English wedding recently. Earl Derby left all his household servants legacies in the proportion of two months' wages, for each year's service.

The Board of Education in Indianapolis hove declined to introduce the study of Greek into the regular High School course. The Liverpool Amphitheatre is to be converted into a large opera house, whero opera bouffe and Italian opera will be heard. A. T. Stewart and William B.

Astor made the "grand rounds" on New Year's day, together, ocoupying the same carriage. Count Bismarck is said to have fainted when he recoived the telegram that his favorite son Herbert had been mortally wounded. William Penn's'carriage is owned by Captain Pierce, of Cleveland, who occasionally gives the old thing on airing in the streets. A woman in Mansfield, Ohio, sued a saloon keeper for damage done her by selling, her husband liquor, and got a verdict for $250. Avery beautiful stained gloss window has just been placed in the Poet's Corner of We3t minster Abbey to the memory of Ohauoer.

B. B. Allen, of Vergennes, who died about a week 61, had taught the High School in that place 26 consecutive year Adelaide Phillips eau'g in the Ohri stmas performance of "The Messiah" in Boston. She also sang subsequently in Costa's "Naaman. Daru, one of Louis Nopoleon's ministers, was one of the Peers of France, who, years ago, condemned L.

N. to imprisonment for life. Prineeton, is to havo a walking match between two girls, aged 16 and 16 years of age, who propose to walk eighty miles in twenty hours. A littlo girl who pioked up a package of coupons in Boston a day or two since and returned them to their advertised owner, was rewarded with $150. Ohio supports 26 "colleges," 189 professors, and 45 tutors.

These colleges are eduoating 8,479 men and 988 women, and 210 were graduated last year. Da. one ranoh iear Los Angeles, it ia intended to plant one hundred aorea with English mustard seed, as an experiment. Nearly a ton of seed will be sown. i A reformatory aohool for "fiat youtl sons of wealthy people has been in existence in France since 1855.

It has admitted '664 youths of the upper beB, only thirty twd of whom have been diaohargea as unimproved by its discipline, AltlUISElTlEIil'S. TOROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ABION VOCAL SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. Kindly assisted by tho NEW YORK BING ACADEMY, Will perform O. M.

v. Wobor's grand romantio apera, DEB FREISOHUETZ, MONDAY EVENING, January Mtk, 1870, (Tho only portormanco In Brooklyn.) With the following powerful oast of Soloists: Mme. Fridorici Himmer. Mme. Rotter Dioffenbaoh Aenuohen Mr.

wm. Mr. Fred. Remmortx Mr. E.

Herder Members Mr. O. Dehnhoff of tho Mr, Goo. Ely Arion Mr. K.

Anfeibaum Caspar Cuno Ottokar Kilian Bamlel Mr. B. Schwicardi iv Bremit OboruB of Peasants by tho Arion and Sing Aoademy. no oeisDratea uuhuuk StnZ. Now Drosses, by Now Sconory, by tt Dombaoh and N.

MbMot Btaee Mai aor Wm. Mueuer Now effects lntrodncedin tho Wolfs Glen soono. GRAND CHORUS OF 160 VOICES. OBOHESTRA OF 60 PERFORMERS. Uxtra Orohostra on the Stage.

Conductor O. BERGMANN A dmission, $1 reserved seats, oxtra $1 family cirole, 50o. ickota for salo at tho Brooklyn Academy of Musio, ud at to offico of Oh. A. Cook, 60 Wall at New York.

Performances at tho New York Aoademy FRIDAY, Jan. 21st, and Saturday. Jan. A OADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN. UND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, For tho boncfit of MRS.

EMELINE REED, Soprano of tho Holy Trinity, On THURSDAY ENENING, Jan. 20tb, Assisted by the following Oolobratod Artists: vnfifcV.rRTH. SIG. ERRANI, The Celebrated Tenor, from Marolzek's Italian Opera; MR. W.

MACDONALD, Tenor of Holy Trinity, AND SIG. FERRANfl, Tho great favorite Baritone Brillionte, his first appoaranoe sinoe his return from Buropo, IBTBCMENTALISTS. MR. CHARLES WERNER, VioIoneelliBt to H. M.

the Emperor of Brazil; MR. GEORGE W. WARREN, Organist of Holy Trinity: MR. JOHN M. LORETZ, Organist of St.

Ann's, AND MLLE. ANNA MEHLIGi Pianist do S. M.laReino do Wurtomljerg, ot do 8. la Grand Duohoss da Sax.i.Weimar. Musical Director Suj.

OABOZZI Business Manager BISOAOOIANTI Tickets, $1, no ref to Do had at tho principal hotels, muBio on and from tho Soxton of the i.mt Doors opon at 7ki Concert to pommonco at 8, BETHEL MISSION OF PLYMOUTH CHUROH, Hicks st, noar Fulton. THIRTY FIFTH ENTERTAINMENT, MADRIGAL CONCERT, WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 19. 1870. Undor direction of Mr.

HENRY CAMP. Pali i FntST: i rwim J1 Offcrtoiro Bantisto 1. UTgan j2 orsdlo Song HoUor Mr. HORATIO C. KING.

2. Madrigal My Bonny Lass Sho Smiloth Morioy 1590 8. Song Woro I a Soldier Stigelli Mr. S. F.

POWERS. 4. Duett May Morning Wallaoe Misses ELIZABETH and HARRIET LOVERISGE. 5. Quartotto Rover's Joy Abt Airs.

G. W. BROWN, Mrs. MILLER, Mr, BROWN and Mr. MILLER.

6. Song Janet's Choice Miss MARY A. SIMMS. fi fit 51. Tho Nightingale (in 3 1600 7.

Madrigal 3 By Rivers (in 5 parts Bishop Pabt Second: 1, Pianoforte Anvil Chorus from Trovatoro Ar'by Richard Hoffman Mrs, CLARA L. STEWART. 2. Madrigal Flora gave mo Fairest Flowors Wilbye a Song Forgive, but don't Forget Lover Mrs. M.

HAWLEY JOHNSTON. 4. Glee Tars Mrs. G. W.

BROWN. Mrs. MILLER, Miss E. LOVE RIDGE, Mr. BROWN and Mr.

MILLER. 6. Ballad Kitty Tyrrel Mr. G. W.

BROWN. 6. Part Song The Guardian Spirit Floming MEN'S VOICES. 7. Madrigal Fair Phillis Morley 1593 Single Admission, 15 Cents.

2t Oommenoos at 8 o'olook. 66 URS" FOURTH INVITATION SOIREE, RIVERS' ACADEMY, Cor. Court and State stroots, THURSDAY EVENING, January 20th, 1870, ja.17 3t CONCERT. BT PROF. FISOHHR'8 PUPILS, PIANO, VIOLIN AND VOCAL, To ho bold at tho DRAMATIO CLUB HALL, 79 and 81 Livingston st, Between Conrt end Boerum Bts.

On THUBSDAY, January 20th, 1870 Tickets Fifty Cents; Rssorved seats, fifty cents oxtra. Doors opon at 7 to oommenoo at 8 o'clook P. M. 2t 11 UNION. PANORMO Bogs to inform his frionds that ho will give a SOIREE, At Rivers' Aooaomy, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1870.

Those vdBhing invitations, will please apply at tho Insti tute, 83 Fulton Bt. ial8 2t EASON 1869 1870. THIRD MUSICAL SOIREE, Givon by the Professors and Pupils of HENRY MOLLENHAUER'S CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, CONSERVATORY HALL, No, 83 Schermerhorn st, corner of Court st, WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 19th, 1870. Doors opon at 7 Concert commences at 8 o'xlook preoisoly. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.

This Conservatory is opon for instmotion all the yoar. PupilB can commenco an any timo. Terms $10 por quarter. 8t R. GEORGE VANDENHOFF WILL BEAD FOR THE PLYMOUTH YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION, PLYMOUTH CHURCH LECTURE ROOM, (Cranborry stroot), THURSDAY EVENING, Jan.

20th. 1. Threo Scenes from Hamlot. 2. Tho Bagman's Dog a talo of horror.

8. Tennyson's Lord Ronald and Lady Claro. 4. Hood's Nooturnal Sketch (a burlesque). 6.

Mackay's Outcast. 6. Diokcns: Mr. Winkle's Midnight Adventure. TICKETS 50 CENTS; No Reservod Seat To bo bad of officers of thofAssociation of O.

8. Allen, corner of Columbia and Doughty sts; at Swayne's, 210 ton st Bolles', 246 Fulton st: Roso's, 142 Atlantio st; Diok inson'e, corner ol Hioks and Montaguo sts, and at tho door. To commence at 8 o'clook; doors opon at 1H THIRTY SECOND ANNUAL BALL IN aid of the Widows' and Orphans' Fund, of the (late) BROOKLYN FDJE DEPARTMENT. AOADEMY OF MUSIO. MONDAY, February 7th, 1670.

Tiokota can be had of any of tbo following uu LA TT Lvman R. Greone. Felix Cam pboA, I. D. Volsor.

R. A. Williams, E. Underhill, Wm. H.

Fnroy, iBaao G. Leggett, Robert Malcolm, H. D. Polbomus, D. S.

Simpson, Wm. A. Bowlor, J. Pryor Rorko, Wm. 8.

Soaring, Van Ingon, Nioholos L. Pettit, Duokwitz, F. F. Phillips, Wm. H.

Pegg, L. F. Nowman, Thos. MoGunigle, Goorge P. Morrill, Thos, Floyd Jonos, Smith C.

Baylis, James O. Doty, Wm. H. Langley, Edwin J. Tucker.

WM. BURRBLL President. G. H. Haywood Socrotary.

Fbed. S. Ayuab, Treasurer. td mHE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL I OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OK EAST BROOKLYN, At GOTHIC HALL, Adams stroot. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan.

19th, 1870. MICHAEL WARD, President, EDWARD S. HAZ LETT, Vice President Wm. H. Heenan, Soo.

Thos. McGbath, Treasurer. Tickots, One Dollar. 4t AMMOTH BILLIARD ESTABLISH EBI OY IHE WORLD. ASSEMBLY BILLIARD HOUSH.

Ml, 833 AND 2t6 WASHINGTON STRHBT, BROOKLYN, N. Y. THIRTY. FOUR PRE LAN A OOLLF.NDER TABLES, R. BAMUELT mill Proprietor JURNHAM'S ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL CULTURE.

6. K. Corner of Smith snd Sobermerhom stroeta, CLASSES FOR SEASON OF 1869 and 1870 WILL COMMENCE: For Gentlemen On Mondayovoning, Sept 13th, at o'olook. For Ladios On Monday afternoon, Sept SO tb, at 3 o'clook. For Boys On Tuesday afternoon, Sept st, at Gent's Classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday orenings.

LadiOB' Olassos Monday, Wodnosday and Friday sf tornoons. Boys' Classes Tnoedsy and Thursday afternoons, and Saturday mornings. Swedish Movemont Cure and Bowling Alleys aro now open. The Turkish anu'Russia Baths will be opened in Ootober. CIi AIItTO 5" ANTS.

CLAIRVOYANT. MADEMOISELLE A. De DORE, from Paris, tolls all past, prosont and future events lost and Btolen goods recovered prevents people from all dangors; brings togothor thoso who aro separated lucky numbors given. Call from 9 A. M.

to 9 P. No. 60 Fulton Bt, between York and Hioks. Ladies 50o. to $1 gentlemen $1 to $2.

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tained, being unsurpassed iu FRESHNESS AND RICHNESS, AH orders promptly attondod to. Floar doUverod to any part of Brooklyn or How Vortt, MUff V. E. SMITH 09, WATCHES AIVI Jli WJBliBTt. AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES, JOB SALE BT WM.

R. TIOE, corner Folton and Johnson it PRICE LIST: COIN SILVER HUNTING WATOHBS, Named WoighinE a oz. oaoh. omo Watoh omo Watoh extra Jeweled. I William Ellory, iowoled iiYn William Ellory, extra MM William Ellory, extra jowolod, ohronometorbal S.

Bartlott jeweled. ft ffi 8. Bartlott, extra jeweled. S. S.

Bartlott, oxtra jowelod, gold balanoo. f. 8. Bartlott oxtra jowolod, ouronomotor bat. AL WaltbWah cS.

extra iowoled obronometer 27 00 ADDleton.Traoy A oxtra jowolod, gold stoS TVaoj A Co extra jevvoled, olm)nometorhal 38 00 (Sees of oxtra weight a a5 Per oa. additionat INDIES' GOLD HUNTING WATCHES. Cases weighing S3 dwt eaoh. a Bartlert, 14 karat casos, oxtra jewalod, oldM. 00 Cases weighing 40 dw each.

fl WiUiam Ellory, 14 k't oasoa, ox. jew'd, oh'r baL 8 Oatbiveolit, take it with you, and oompare prices. Diroot importation of FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS. AO. STERLING BILVER WARE, A full assortment SILVER PLATED WARE, Heaviest Plato, best make, and at trado prioos.

WM. R. TIOE, Importor and Manufsoturer. WM' 1 nf Pulton and Johnson stroot HAMPNEY SMITTEN, SPIES A OHAJIPNBY, (Established 1856.) GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS. JIAHTJJfAOTtJBERfl OF FINE A IB JEWBlBTi Tho work done on tho premise DEALERS DC STERLING SILVER WARE.

PLATED WARE OF THE MOST APPROVED MAKERS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, EYE GLASSES, mhSIy Ti ART BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, Koopera of the Brooklyn City Time, Havo just made VERY LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOOK, Expressly for thoir HOLIDAY TRADE, And keop always THE LARGEST STOOK OF FINE WATOHBS, ELEGANT JEWELRY, SOLID STERLING SILVERWARE! RICH PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, To be found in tho oity, AT VERY LOW PRIOES. HART BROTHERS. 241 Fulton et, Brooklyn. deffltf SPOOL. COTTON.

HE CELEBRATED STERLING" SPOOL OOTTOH, Rooommonded as being the STRONGEST AND BEST Both for hand and maohine sewing. A. T. STEWART A WBWYORK. Sole Agents for the United States.

For Sale at Wholosale and Retail by JOSEPH O'BRIEN A 178 to lft AUauUost DICKINSON. A WEST. 307 Fulton Bt A. MATHEWS A SONS, 80 Fulton ave. T.

K. HOBTON A Fulton are, near Smith it JAMES LEWIS A OO." 77 Folton ave. EDWARD MCOAFFRY, 237 Fulton ave. J. W.

SLDELL, 81 Myrtle ave. W. J. HETTRICK, 110 Myrtle ave. SAMUEL DOWNHfG.

144 A 146 Fulton avs. M. A. UEALION, S9 Fulton ave. BOUSS A ISO and 132 Conrt st L.

SOMERVILLE, do lm 113 Fulton st PIANOS, OltGAIVS AMB OTUSIC. BICKERING As SONS' PIANOS, ALWAYS RANKED AS THE BEST. Are now, with the new eoale, bettor than ever, and yet, since the adoption of tho "One Prioo" system (and that the lowest prico), thoy are the cboapost first class pianos in tbo market For sole, for oash and by installments, at 120 Montague street GEO. WOODS A ORGANS Only need to bo tried to be approved. In quality and power of tone and oleganco of oase thoy are not oquallad by any othor cabinet organ manufactured, wbilo tbe terms for sale or rent cannot fail to be satisfactory.

Call and see thorn, Seoond hand organs ind pianos always on hand. CHANDLER BROTHERS, 120 Montague street dc20 lm' IANOS. ORGANS. 435 Broome st, near Broadway, N. U.

M. TKiSMAIttlS Manufacturers and dealers in PIANO FORTES, and agents for the BURDETT COMBINATION ORGAN, oontafning Carpenter A Burdett's now improvements. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE. Tho disagreeable reedy tone entirely overcome In tbiB instrument. The verdict is unanimous.

Wo ohal lange the world to equal it Our new scale medium sized 7 octave Piano Fortes are now ready, at low prices, for oash, Sold on instalments or rented, beeond hand Pianos, Organs and Melodeons $40 and upwards. Price lists sent to any address. TIANOS MUSIC PIANOS AT WALK JT ER A BEOHT'S Music Store, No. 239 Fulton street large assortment of new and second hand Pianos for ule or biro, oo9 6 Wnlilr ATERS' NEW SCALE PIANOS. Iron Frame, Overstrung Bass and Agraffe Bridge.

MELOD OND AND CABINET UHGANH, The host manufactured. Warranted for six years. Fifty Pianos, Melodeons and Organs, of six ilrst olass makers, at reduced prioes for cash or to lot, and ront allowed, if purohased. Monthly installments rooolvod for same. Seoond hand instruments at groat bargains.

Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Warerooms. 431 Broadway, N. Y. HORACE WATERS.

jooly PO.ITlCAIi. TEMOORATIO PRIMARY ELECTION JLr In Democratic Genoral Committee, January 11th', 1870, it was Resolved, That primary olootions bo held on WEDNESDAY, January 19th, 1870, botwoon 5 nnd 8 o'olook P. for the mirposo of electing a delogate to the General Committee and throe Inspectors of Primary Elections for tho ensuing year. Tho following elected members torms expire First Ward, Micbaol J. Allen; SocondWard, Jamos A.

Duffy; Third Ward, W. A. Fowler; Fourth Ward, W. H. Powoll; Fifth Ward, Thos.

Ennis; Sixth Ward, James Dunn; Seventh Ward, W. A. Powers Eighth Ward, John Piokott: Ninth Ward, John Daley; Tenth Ward, Jaoob I. Bergen; Eleventh 11 1 HI (., Kit. WT 1 rri.j.

tcenth Ward, G. L. Fox Fourteenth Ward, Danfol Smith; vvara, atoms xjic nson; aixtoentn wara. iionn Eichler; Soventoonth Ward, F. Potorson; Eiahtemth Word, F.

Kalbfloisch: Nineteenth Ward, Z. Voorhis; Ward, J. Heath; Twonty first Ward, Joseph Kollogg: Twenty second Ward, John Dolmar; Flatbush, M. E. Finriegan: Flatlands, F.

Cooper: Gravosand, Peter Rumpt: New Lots, D. W. Hoogland; New Utrooht, W. E. BennotL PLACES FOB HOLDING THE POLLS.

First Word 33 Stato st Inspectors Andrew MoDo oald Wm. Atkinson, M. Y. Grooloy. Second Ward Cooper's shop.

No. 70 Jay st InBpootors Jas. McGoehan, Ohas. McLaughlin, Wm. Orarond; Third Ward Niagara Houso, Conrt, noar Joralemon st Inspectors T.

M. Massoy, N. Polotroau, Jas. Vauoene. Fourth Ward White House, cor.

Joy and Concord sts. Inspootors John Brady, W. S. Loooh, M. J.

Hannan. Fifth Ward Waltor Long's carpenter shop, York st Inspectors Jas. Shevlin, 1L Osborn, W. A. Fnroy.

Sixth Ward Phil. Clare's, 401 Columbia st Inspootors Ma ew Harford, Job. Hughes, John Galvia fcoventh Ward James MoCaffroy's, oor. DoKalb ave, and Graham st Inspectors John Moohan, Patriok McGoiro, Jas. Murray, Elgbth Ward Eighteenth at, near Third avo.

Inspectors Robt Morse, John Hall, Ohas. II. Foley. Ninth Ward Dean et, oor. Vanderbilt ave.

Inspectors B. J. Nowman, Jas. Boylo, John Cassidy. Tenth Word Southwest oor.

Smith nnd ergon sts. Inspectors Timothy Donovan, Patrick Bray, B. F. Gardiner. Kloventh Ward Giddings', Hudson avo, noar Myrtlo ova.

Inspootors Jas. Dolan, Mathow MoGuin, Michael Menty. Supervising Inspectors Jas. Howell, Thos. Giddings, J.

A. Murtna. Twelfth Ward G. MoMabon's, oor. Richards snd Bspel yea sts.

InBpootors James Doyle, Francis J. Kenny, Patrick Connors. Thirteenth Ward South First and Sixth sts. Inspectors W. A.

Brown, M. Slavin, F. A. Fox. Fourteenth Ward North Third and Third sts.

Inspectors Michael B. Ryan, Philip Hayos, Jamos J. Fielding. Fifteonth Ward N. E.

oor. Remsen and Ewen sts. Inspectors Peter Brennan, Martin Harrington, O. V. Hol lenquest.

Sixteenth Word Oomor. Montrose avo. and Leonard st, Inspootors Jamos MoGniro, Goorgo Morklo, Honry Kais or. Seventeenth Ward Union Hall, cor. Union ave.

and India st Inspootors S. Donlon, Patriok Monogban, 0. O. Smitb. Eighteenth Ward Ignatz Walters, Meserolo st, noar Bushwlokavo.

Inspootors John MoKenno, James Ma lono, John Ruff. Nineteenth Word Union Hall, oor. Olymor and Division aves. Inspootors A. Black, James MoKann.

John McLaughlin. Twentieth Ward Una Hall, Myrtlo avo, oor. Adelphi St. Inspectors Michael Malane, Jamos Kolly Joseph Smith. Twenty first Ward Dillon's, oor.

Myrtlo and Noatrand aves. Inspectors John' Myors, Wm J. Duane, James Buokloy. Twenty sooond Ward Third ave. noar Ninth St.

InspectorsJohn Maher, Thos. Konny, Wm. Gradv. New Utreoht Georgo J. Smith's, Now Utrooht Village.

Inspectors Robt Furman, W. Maxwell and Mollen Raun. Flatbush Corner Montgomery and Eighteenth sts, Inspectors S. E. Walkor, Jos.

Qnovodo, Goo. Walkor. Flatlands Lehman's Hotel, Conklin ave, Canard o. In. speotors Potor G.

Wyckoff, A. J. Sbanoto. Gravosend Hiok Post's, on Conoy Island road. Inspootors Stephen J.

Voorhoos, James Edwards, Henry O. Ditmas. New Lots Koenan's, oornor of Atlantto ave. and Van Slckl onavo. Inspootors F.

A. Seoa. P. Sullivan, Philip Rogers. Supervisory Inspootors John S.

Bogort, Gen. ThSs. S. DaHn. Jas.

8 Tho Democratlo General Oommlttoo will meet on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 20tb, 7tt o'olook, to reoeive and aot upon the credentials. JAMES B. CRAIG, Chairman. O.

Q. Hebmak, Secretary. 4t WEATHER STRIPS. REPARE FOR COLD WEATHER. ROEBUCK'S WBATHE STRIPS, Bars half ths when applied to DOORS AND WINDOWS.

Aro wiumntcdf or five years to exorade eold, wind, ta COddtuh, ROEBUCK BROTHERS, 68 Fultoo st, New York W. BOA nf Rprtnlrlm it osa Stmt (0 Siripa is ettj oountry. 71 mi 8. 18 k' ex 7000 Waltham waion 7ano AfilUSElTlElVTS. JVjRS.

BnloLnssei RS. F. B. CON WAY'S "7 F.B. Oonwsy Mr.

ff. B. Conway "finNTINITRD SUCOEBi OF MR, JOHN BROUGHAM. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, January 19th and 20th. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF ttDV T.

AIPT1I11V A Tf T. I I 'Presented nnder tha immediate suporintondenoo of tho author) embodying Ughts and shadows of every aay now POWERFUL STAB OA8TI Torry.theSwpll... H2 Bob Mawloy Mr. H. Lwnb Morale aoiomons, i Mr.

J. W. Carroll Allcraft 5 n. Coal Oil Tommy Mr. A.

Queen Tindfrorfl Mr. A. MaVOO SSeia V. Mario Batos Policemen, negro minstre'lsVprbVtywaVtor'girUi portors, 4o" FRIDAY, Jan Qlst. FAREWELL BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT OF MR.

JOHN BKOWGHAM. Tn ntitra nmnnratinri. nnd will bo shortly oroduood, a powerful Drama, in founts, oUtlod Which will be produoed with New soonery ana surw UBBt OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. mirw vntm nHflTCF. OTP PRK3ENTSI iRDER OF DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS WEEK: jsunuAi, oan.

Li m. Two Diamond Rings and othor Jowolry. TUESDAY, Jan. 18th, Gold Chains, Ladios' Sets and Silver Watohes. WEDNESDAY, Jan.

19th, Gold Braoolots, Ladies' Sotsnnd Gonta' Breast pins. THURSDAY, Jan. 20th, Gold WatohoB, Gold Jewelry and Silvor Watohos. FRIDAY, Jan. 21st, Silver Tea Sets, Loontines, Lockots and othor Jowolry.

SATURDAY, Jan. 22d, Diamond Studs, fine Gold Rings and Silver Watohos. All Warranted from 14 to 18 karats fino. Third wook of THE GREAT COOL BURGESS. First wook of ASTER BOOKER.

FAYETTE WELCH. BILLY RIOE and aU the stars "pos.r, PRESENTATION MATINEE SATURDAY, at Hi o'olook. 6t OL MPIO THEATRE, Fulton avenue, near Hoy street. Crowded and intelligent audionoos nightly attest the suo ooss of tho moat talented company in toe oountry. MONDAY EVE'G, Jan.

17th, and DURING THE WEEK, First appearance of the following eminent Artists Mr. HARRY GURR. the wonderful Man fish; Miss MAGGIE WILLET, tho charming Vooallst and Oomodionno; Mr. JOHN DENIER, the unrivallod Athloto; Mile. MARIE BASTIAN, tho dashing.

Lady Gymnast; Mr. DICK BANDS, champion Clog and Podosta IDanoor, and thoWorld'sPreatourijRNIOKIi Togother with Brooklyn's favorite artiste, Mils KATE Wly NEVILLE, Mr. i i a i.ntppT.ninmnni Ttio performance will conoludo with tho screaming farco OX CIl TT tTaNV "XlTHEN EUM, BROOKLYN "ffio only living two hoadod girl in tho world, visitod by 100,000 pooBlo ot Tromont Tompio, BoBton. Ur New York jrecroniEou uy iTanM. Thousands of people ooniiug and going ooutiuually.

(f iU give throo days of grand reeeplions. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and January 18th, 19tb and 20tb. Hours of exhibition 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, Pv Admission, 60 cants; ohUdron 25 Cents. tP' K' PJ.rdOOTT, Manager. CLAUDE DE HAVEN, Bnsi Agont jal3 3f NEW YORK AMtlSEIHJENTS.

B4 OWERY THEATRE. Manager Mr. WM. K. FRELIGH NEVER BEFORE EQUALLED.

Astounding triumph of the now grand Pantomime BUCK, BUCK, HOW MANY HORNS? OB. GOLD AT 165. Scenery, Trloi 3 Transjormations never equalled. THE GREAT ROBERT SUTI.5 AS OLOWN. GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY, at two o'eloct iMRAND OPERA HOUSE.

VJT Cor. Twenty third Bt and Eighth ave. Twenty third st and igntn ave. ment forFOURNIGHTS ONLY of tho pppu ramatio Artists, Mr. A Mrs.

HOWARD PA I Ro engagpi ular Lyrio and Dramatio Artists, Mr. A Mrs. HOWARD PAUL. secona woex or tue aooompii ieu voouiisb, i PIEEIB. FIRST NIGHT of tho beautiful Comedy, in 3 acts, by T.

W. Robinson. ontiUod DAVTD GARRjOK. Every Night and Saturday Matinee at 2. THURSDAY Bonoflt and Last Appearanoo of Mr.

and Mrs. HOWARD PAUL. In preparation, Mr. J. O.

Foster's grand speotaou larond legendary romonoo, tho TWELVE TEMPTATIONS. NEW YORK CIRCUS, 14TH ST. GREAT AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF THE EXQUISITE FAIRY SPECTACLE OF CINDERELLA, Whioh will be continued for ONE WEEK LONGER. In conjunction with a groat variety of BRILLIANT ARENIO SCENES, BY THE MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT 2K.

IBLO'S GARDE Loss oeBand Managers JAUKUTT A PA it SEOOND WEEK OF MR. i'(JUTlClt, Tho Eminent European Aotor, who will be supported by Miss OAR LOTTA LE CLEROQ. tbo distinguished English AotreBS. THIS EVENING, The grand romantio drama (in 3 acts), from tho Fronoh or Victor Hugo, entitled RUY BLAS. Inrehearsil THE DUKE'S MOTTO.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. THIS EVENING. Mr. GEO. L.

FOX IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS. Tbe performance will oommenoo wi th PAUL PRY; OR, I HOP I DON'T INTRUDE. PAUL PRY Mr. GEO. L.

FOX To conclude with tho oolebrated melodrama, in ono act, entitod ROBERT MAO AIRE. Mr. GEO. L. FOX AS JACQUES STROP.

MATINEES WEDNESBAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. 201 BOWERY. Tho glorious Comio Drama, A DAY IN CENTRAL PARK. THE GREAT LEOPOLD.

THE FREEMAN SISTERS. THE CHARMING VOCALISTS. THE BEAUTIrUL DUETISTS, TOW Pi 8TOB MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND 8ATURDAY. AT WALLAOK'S. ProDrietor and Mr.

LESTER WALT.A0K Doors open at IU P. M. to commonoe at 8 P. M. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING Will be presented, with now musio, scenery, appointments, nniform a and eostumon, Robortson's nno Military Drama, OURS.

A spendid Military Rand in addition to tho nsual orohostra. SCHOOL and LOST AT SEA in aotiVo preparation. ECTIi ES. A LECTURE BY REV. P.

TISSOT, S. Will bo givonin tho CHUROH OF OUR LADY OF VICTOBV, Throop ave. and MoDonough st. On SUNDAY EVENING, Jan. 23d, at 7:30 o'olook.

Subject: "The Bible, its Origin, Use and Purpose. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE CHURCH. TICKETS, 50 CENTS EAOH. N.B. Fulton, Atlantio and Gates avo.

cars run noar tho Church. 7t LECTURE BY REV. DR. DASHIBLL, President of Diokinson College SUBJECT: WANTED, A SITUATION FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON." At SEVENTH AVENUE, M. E.

CHAPEL, (Noar Flatbush avflj.) On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 20tb, 1870. GEORGE WILLIAM WARREN, Of Trinity Church, Brooklyn, will porform on tho now Organ one hour preceding the Leoturo. Doors open at 7 o'clook. Leoturo to commenco at at 8.

Tickets 50 cents. Children half prioo. To bo procured at Swayne's book store, Fulton st; Clark's book storo, 67 Fulton ave. Doremus' hpot and shoe store, 216 Fulton avo. and Pylo's drug store, Groono noar Fulton.

Gt1 DANCING 4 LL THE FASHIONABLE DANCES AT HILLG ROVE'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, Dor. of Canroli place and Court South Brooklyn, Classes will be open for pupils September 18t SOIREES AND MATINEES are given exclusively for pupils and their friends. (Music by the lith Rogiment Band.) For school dayB, terms, call for a oironlar. N. B.

Tho above rooms will be rented for private parties and first class sociables. Apply from 10 A.H. until 10 P. M. so46m c.

H. RIVERS, The oldest established TEACHER OF DANCING In the City of Brooklyn. ISO State etraot, oornor Court. For hours of instruction and torms, sond for a circular, or apply at tbo rooms, N. 15.

Mr. Rivers' Academy can bo hh rod for first olass Sooiablos. dol03m T. UR1S' DANCING ACADEMY, 871 and 873 Fulton opposite City Hail, wilt re open cieoiomuerist. rapus can oommonce ai any timo.

TUESDAY ond FRIDAY EVENINGS for Gentlemen for Ladies, Misses and Masters, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS: private class for Ladies snd gentlemen, THURSDAY EVENINGS. Private lessons can be taken in tho morning, or at any timo not occupied by the regular classes. Private sohools and olassos instructed. N. B.

For further partioulars, apply at the Academy for a circular. qn21 6m ARTIN'S DANCING ACADEMY. AT BAWVER'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Oornor of Fulton avonuo, and Jay street, Mr. MARTIN tokos pleasure in announoing to tho ladies and gentlemen of Brooklyn, that ho has now; oponod his Dancing Academy for the season at tho abovo addross. Circulars may be obtained at the prinolpal stores through out tho oity.

JOSEPH T. MARTIN, Professor of Dancing. no5 8m YHE NEW YORK BROOKLYN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. No. 88 Fifth ave.

and 820 Broadway, Now York. Nob. 128, 180 and 132 Court st, noar Stato, Brooklyn. THE FIRST MUSICAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA Instruction daily from 9 A. M.

to P. in all branohe of Vocal and Instrumental Musio and tho Modern Lan guages. THIS CONSERVATORY, ostablisbod nnon identioal principles, and ranking with tbe firs I of its kind in Europe, possosscs the combination of advantages nocqssary for a rapid acquisition of that superior musical odnoatioa for which its sister Institutes abroad aro so justly celebrated. By bringing together tho ablest instructors of Europe and America, and concentrating their genius and skill, at one fountain bond, a Musical Univortity has boon formod, furnishing similar facilities for the study of musio, at price within the reach of all, as Universities afford for tho attainment of the highest standard of knowledge in tbe various branches of learning and science. CLASS TEACHING, hero appliod to tho study of musio, substantiates the fact established by oxperienco of oon tarios in other olassos of oollegos that thiB mothod of musical tuition cannot bo equalled, whon the best talents and care are emplcod in their eonduot and management; tho most brilliant and ominont of musicians aro graduates of the Oonservotorifisof Gormany.Italy and Franco, where this system originated and is pursued: and our native Institute sup Elies abundant evidences that no longer to thoso Conscrva ries alone, docs this honor belong.

TERMS: Regular Classes $10 00 per quarter. Private Instruction 25 00 por quarter. Applications for admission rcceivod from 9 A. M. to P.M., at to Conservatory Offloo, No.

128 Court st, Brooklyn no24 3m FIFTH YEAR OF 'TIL BROOKLYN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, Formerly 130 Clinton st now at the Corner of Clinton and AtlanUo sts, and also, oor. Washington and Fulton aves. of W. A WM. Directors.

del68m O. M. ROI B3ETER, Seo'y. ORGAN TEACHING AT THE NEW York and Brooklyn Conservatory of Musio The i bps known method of Instruction is adopted. Offloos, 123, 180 andlia Court street, 0LKAVE Manar.

OANORMO'S MUSICAL INSTITUTE, IT 283 Fulton st.ovor Brown's Oolloge. Piano, Blniring, guitar aud violin Instruction; 20 lessons $10; paoh Boholar receives private instructions scholars attended at thoir residence. 3ftl mi MUSI HJB Win AJSJ VHABonio ur i rw hitY VORK AND BROOKLYN CONSERVATORY OF RTOhavn oommenoed. Tbo most eminent instructors only aro engaged. Parents and pupils should apply before the olassos are nuoa.

trivaio lasuusnoa aiso. lit), vx and 180 Court St. no2atf dhl PER WEEK, OR 810 PER QUARTER, mP for thorough inatruotion on tho piano forte, by an ox periencod teacher, from tho Aoadom of Masio, London, England. Reference to ono of tho first Gorman Professors, New York; also, former and present nnplls, Particular attention paid to beginners. Address PIANIST, Eagle offido.

Jail Ht STORAGE. OTORAGE, FOR FURNITURE; PIANOS, Ac, at low rates, in the fine rooms and' Iofts473 to 179 Atlantio st, specially adapted for the purpose, with olovator for heavy goods. J. O'BRIEN A 176tJanUoot rjaU6m In the completion of the diffloult and delioate task of restoring tbe royal church of St. Denia, will lie M.

Viollet Leduc's chief olaim to consideration as an able and clever arohiteot. It wa8 this teflguied chnrch that was the glory of the sight seers of the reigna of Louis the Eighteenth, Charles the Tenth, and Lotus Philippe. There were columns, statues, and busts some among them of persons who had neyer been buried at St. Denis all unchronol ogically and incorrectly arranged. The St.

Denis of to day presents a very different appearance, even in its unfinished state. The royal mausoleum stands before us, brilliant in renewed beauty and freshness, and carries us back at once to the days of its past glory. With this difference, however; tnat it is now less a mausoleum than a museum. M. Georges d'Heilly, in a very interesting account lately published in Paris of the extraction of the royal coffins from St.

Denis in 1793, says: "Death no Ioniser surrounds us when visiting St. Denis. Tha tombs which once sheltered the bodies of our kings are empty, many of them re mado, the asheB of Dagobort and Henry the Second thrown to the winds, and their bones burnt in quick lime. The fault, therefore, of this admirable restoration is, that the royal ohuroh is no longer a church, nor a necropolis. It is simply a museum which we visit, as we visit the Louvre, and the difference between the old tombs, painted windows, and chapels of the nast.

and those of the present, whioh are the work of M. Yiollet Leduc, is the difference which exta between an admirably executed nnv nnd nn utterly lost orisinal. "On the 81st of July, 1793, at a sitting of the Convention, Barrere, in the name ol tho Comite du Salut Public, read a paper in which he proposed that the anniversary of the 10th of August the day on which the throne had beon levelled should be celebrated by the destruction of the royal tombs of St. Denis: the sumptuousness of which, ho argued, was vanity tending to the flattery and glory of monarchy. The Convention unanimously gave assent to the proposition, end the work of destruction commenced, on the 6th, and finished on the 8th of August, to the end that on the 10th it might be publicly nounced that a great and just aot been accomplished, and that it only now remained mm the ooffiiifl ond disperse th eD1ains of the royal tyrants, which woma oe offeoted as soon as circumstances permitted.

Accordingly, in the following October, commenced the opening of the coffins the first being that of the great Turenne. The shape of his body was well preserved, and his features were very little altered. He appeared like a dried mummy of a light shade of bistre. A large opening was then made in the Tault in which iaj the Bourbon princes and princesses, and the ConJ of Henri the Fourth was discovered. His body WftS perfectly preserved and his face recognizable.

At the moment of opening, an enthusiastic soldier threw himself before the corpse, and, after long and silent worship, drew his sword and cut off a lock of his beard, which he held to his own lip, crying in loud tones, And I also" a French soldier And I am henceforth sure of conquering the enemies of France, and marching to victory. "On the same day, 14th of Ootober, the other members of the house of Bourbon, to the number of forty seven, were taken out of their coffins. The body of Louis the Thirteenth was whole, and surprisingly well preserved; aud he was recognized by his moustaohe, called a la royale, which remained ihtaot. The body of Louis the Fourteenth was black as ink, and the skin shiny. The coffin of Louis the Fifteenth was opened at the entrance to the pit, whioh had been dug ready for the reception of the royal remains in the oourt yard of the church where formerly stood the beautifuPohapel of the Valois.

This chapel was destroyed in 1719, being unsafe; but some of its finest remains, consisting of arched columna, are to be seen at the present day in the Paro Monceanx. Tho body of tho royal lover ol the Dn Barry was entire, and well bandaged; the skirt white, the "nose violet; some portions of tho trunk, red. It floated in water formed by the dissolving of the sea salt in which it had loin. The bodies ol the other princes ana princesses were in a state ot liquid putrefaction, and gave forth a black and thick vapor, the odor of which burnt vinegar and gunpowder hardly dissipated. The intestines of the illustrious dead were placed in leaden vessels attached to the iron trestles that supported the ooffins, which were also of lead.

The whole was despatched to the melter's, after the contents had been emptied into the pit. "In the vault of Charles the Fifth, several members of iB hui had bean buried, In his coffin, besides some iT.fl a3, were orown and sceptre of gold, and a hand of Justice beautifully carved in silver. In the coffln of Jeanne de Bourbqn, his wife, were the remains of a crown, a gold ring, a spindle in pilt wood half eaten away, and some pointed shoes covered with goldand silver embroidery. Part of a crown and gilt sceptre were alao found in the coffins of Charles the Seventh aud his wife Marie d'Anjou. The tomb of Henri the Seoond held nine ooffins, containing the bones and decomposed remains of the princes and princesses of his line.

Louis the Tenth had no coffin. His body had been simply placed in a stone hollowed into the form of a trough, and bned with plates of lead. Bones, and a part of a sceptre and brass orown, were found in it, much rusted. Charles le Chauvo had been placed in a similar receptacle, as had also PhiUippe Auguste. In the coffin of the latter, nothing but dust was found.

The body of Louis the Eighth was enveloped in a leather sack, b8Side whioh part of a wooden sceptre, a diadem of gold tissue, and a satin cap. Phillippe le Bel was in a stone coffin an entire skeleton a gold ring was on one of his fingers, and besido him lay a diadem of gold tissue, and a brass gilt sceptre. A statue of Dagobert stood in front of his tomb, and this the workmen were obliged to break, in order to get at the coffin, In the tomb was a wooden coffin two feet long, containing the bones of Dagobert and of Nantilde, his wife. These remains wore wrapped in some silken stuff, and separated one from the other by a plonk, dividing tho coffer in two. The head of tho queen was missing that of the Iri ng wi complete, oven to the teeth.

The skeleton of Duguesclin buried by favor at St. Denis was found intact in a lead coffin, the head perfect and tho bones wonderfully white. The vault of Francois the First contained six ooffins. All the bodies were in a stato of liquid putrefaction, and a sort of black water issued from the coffins during their carriage to the pit. The body of Francois himself was of extraordinary stature and build.

In the ooffin of Philippe le Long was his complete skeleton, clothed in royal robes. On hi3 head was a gold crown, enriched by precious stones his mantle was decorated with gold and silver. After the completion of tho ghastly work at St. Denis, the ooffin of Madame Louise, daughter of Louis the Fifteenth, was fetohed from the Carmelite convent, of which sho was superior. Her body was in the dress of a Carmelite nun, and in a state of putrefaction.

It was token to tho cemetery of Valois, and thrown with the rest into the fosse commune. On the 12th of October a grand ceremony and prooession.took place, in order to transport the gold and treasure found at St. Denis, with becoming dignity, to the Convention Rationale." In this way Revolution scattered the treasured dust of kins. ABIEMCAN MD FOB ION SOCIAL CONTRASTS. I am sometimes asked if families of limited means, who find it hard to live on thoir incomes here, con do better by going abroad.

My advice to American families is that they should look upon their own country and home as the best place for them, other things being equal, and that they should regard it as a great advantage to live hi a climate and among a people familiar to them. Yet it is undeniable that small incomes bring far more comfort and advantage abroad than at home, not only by buying more commodities, but by saving self respect from the sharp wounds whioh so often are made here by reduoed fortune and the too freequent loss of attention. Thus a family of half a dozen persons in New York oity, with two or three thousand dollars income, cannot live in what is oolled genteel style and keep iu society and educate the child or children, while in Geneva, or Dresden, or Munioh, they oan get along comfortably with that sum, I think, and can be free from the painful comparisons that are made here between thorn and more showy neighbors. Moreover they can abroad associate with persons of refmemont on the basis of charao tor aud intelligence, instead of wealth and 'parade, and also live within Teach of musio and other arts that are pleasing and instructive, and uffioient to meet the sooial wants whioh in America are met often in such a prodigal way. I am astnir ed that at Dusseldorf, and near by on the Rhino, yon can rent a good house and garden for two or three hundred dollars, with good ohurohes and schools within reach.

It is remarkable how little respectability depends upon mere money getting and money spending in the most cultivated portions of Europe; and I hove visited a great scholar at Berlin, in his frugal rooms on the third floor of the house, and found him courtly as well as refined, and not only in the best Berlin society, but a favored guest at the King's table. We Americans ought to have this spirit, and respect worth more than wealth; but I am sorry to say that nowhere in the world have I seen so muoh sycophancy to mere money as in this metropolis of ours. We are ayoung nation, but are suffering from, some of the worst vices that the Old World has While France is making a new study of social economy, ond the art of living is more and more based upon positive ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, 3 HATH AM SQUARE, AND NHAR BOVTERT. DfVlPEND attberato of 7 PERCENT, will bo paid deposits entitled thoroto on and altar January 17th. opoatts maao no "gjgj," Irftesident.

P. Cooprii. 8oorota nr. Cib D. Baust, Troasurer.

doll Itn BROOKLYN LOAN OFF1UJS. to loan sn bond and mortgage, in mmt of 87(H) to Seoond morteagos bought Ohoap lota lor salt. DRAKE WUloughby st, near OityHall. aolDfim OWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK, T11IT IT MU nAn.v. From o'olook, A.M..

to 8 o'olook, P.M. Interest at the rate of thx PER CENT, per annum, fre Government Tax. Interest on New IToposita oommonoe the first of ovory month. HKNRY SMITH. President WALTER ROCHE, EDWARD HOUAN, Vloo Preddent Refveb B.

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President JOSIAU O. LOW, Vioe President ALEX MoOUE, Attorney and Counsel P. TRUHTKJSB. Kalbfloisoh, E. Pierropont, Rockwell, Cbauncey, Honry Bangor, Edward Harvay, W.

S. TIsdSo, James 1. JoBiah O. Low, OiLUOiueri Alex. McOuo.

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uaisey, Alex. M. White, nnnti AN. Sacretan. This company is authorized by "special to ot as in tho sale or management or "Heal ustaro," Interest or DividendB, buy and sell Govarnment and otaer Record.

Deposits received snbjeot to oneoK hiuua, oua INTEBESI allowed for the wnolo time tbey may remain the company anJ1 IME SAVINGS BANK OF BBOUii. niL Stlfi and B67 BuItOH Straet, OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A.M., TO 8 P.M., every MONDAY and SATURDAY, from 5to8P.M W. hdkteb, neo y. n. uuiamuu, LOWEBT.

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wU ly Aianson iTass, David Farley, Richard Held, Edward W. iske, Daniel Ohaunoey, IREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COM PANY, of Brooklyn, offtoes 26 Court st, Brooklyn, and ..11 Vrlr Rrnftltlvn. lUtn. 1S1U. ZUO Board of Dirootora havo tbiB day doolarod a semi annual dividend of FIVE (5) PER free of Govornmont payaDie on aemano.

jail lot O. D. MILDEBERQBR, Soo'y. IRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE! SINKING FUND SEVEN PER OENT. GOLD BONDS OT THE DANVILLE, URBANA, BLOOMINGTON AND PEKLN RAILROAD COMPANY OF ILLINOIS.

PRINCIPAL AND' INTEREST PAYABLE EH GOLD AT THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK. COUPONS PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER 1, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. THE8E BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED. CAPITAL STOOK TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS 8,000,009 Lengtb of road 117 6 100 miloB. Tho bonds aro limited to than $18,000 per mile, and are socurod by a FIRST MORTGAGE ON THE ENTIRE PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY, whioh cost about $40,000 por mile, and jrhioh, can say with tha utmost confidence, will be worth soon after tho completion of the road at loast doublo Its ooat consolidation of this line with tho Indianapolis, Craw fordsville and Danville Road places over two hundred milos under one management, and furnishes still further seourity to tho bondholders, those bonds having been assumed (a virtual guaranty) by the consolidated oompany under the name of tho Indianapolis, Blsomlngton and Western Railroad Company, This is an east and west road, oonneoting vvith the diroot inos to Boston, Now York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore on the east, and with tho Pacific and othor roads on the west It runs through the rioh moat populous distriot of Illinois, the Iooal business which will be more than sufficient to sustain it, wbilo the through business (whioh will be limited only by the capacity the road) must make it one of the best paying railways the oountry.

TWENTY TWO MJXE8 ONLY REMAIN UNFTNISH ED. The work is being pushed forward' and trains will bo running over the entire line during tho ensuing month. Abont tbroG qnarters of tbo loan has boon takon by aotoal investors. We contjnno to offer, for the present, the balanoo 95 and acorned interest in currency. The high premium whioh tho Btock of all the East and West roads in Illinois commands justifies the belief that the stook of this road will also soon soli above par, thus making the convertible clause of tho bond a valuable option, AB marketable securities reooived in oxohange at tho highest market rates.

Bonds forwordod by express freo of oharge. Pamphlets containing full particulars furnished application by the undersigned fiianoial agonta of ttie Company. TURNER BROTHERS! BANKERS, de20 Im No. 14 Nassau st New York. DELISSER, WIXCOX A MEDCALFE, 159 Montague street, Bsooklyn, AGENTS FOR LONG ISLAND.

MECHANICS' AND TRADERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 283 Bowery, noar Houston street SIX PER CENT, interest paid on all sums from $5 to $10,000. Money dopositod on or before January 20th will draw interest from January let Gorman spokon. Open daily from 10 A. M.

to 3 P. and on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 to 7. ALFRED T. CONKLIN, Prosldont Henbi O. Fisheb, Socretory.

ja4 151 MARKET SAVINGS BANK, NO. 82 Nassau Street, Now York. JANUARY DIVIDEND, I870. Interost at tho rato of Six por Cent, por annum, freo of Govornmont tax, will be Said depositors on all sums entitled thoroto, on and after aduary 17th, 1870. Interest will bo allowed and paid on aU sums remaining on deposit on the first day of eaoh month, from May 1st to Oetobor, 1869, inclusive, and throe months previous to January 1st.

All interest not oallod for will bo credited as principal, and draw interest from January 1st WM. VAN NAME, PreBidont HEN It H. OOMKLIN, Secretary. de30 lm MECHANICS' TRADERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No, 283 Bowory, near Houston N. DIVIDEND AND EXTRA DIVIDEND.

The Trustees have declared the usual Dividend of BIX Per Cent, per Annum, on all sums of from $5 to $10,000, entitled thereto for tbo six months and threo months ending December 31st And also, an EXTRA DIVIDEND ONE For Cent for the past six months on the abovo on titlcd sums, wbich. togothor with tbo Extra Dividend declared in July, makes EIGHT Por Cont for tho past year, payable on and after January 17tb. ALFRED T. CONKLIN, President Henbt C. Fisheb.

Seorotary. do24 till jan20" THE KINGS COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY has this day deolared a semiannual dividend of FIVE Per Cent, froo of tax, payablo on aomanu aino. rinost, a. r. nroo oklyn, Jon.

3d, 1870. HENRY POPE.SOO. ja4 un fTIHE EMIGRANT, SAVINGS BANK JL OF BROOKLYN. No. 5 COURT STREET, MONTAGUE BUILDING.

OPEN DAILY from 9 A. M. to 2 P. My and ovory MONDAY and 8ATURDAY. from 5 to 8 P.

M. Interest SIX PER on all sums free from Gov eminent tax. CORNELIUS DEVER, President, ANDW. DOUGHERTY, 1st Vico.Presidont. JOHN LEACH, 2d Vice President, WM.

Secretory. TRUSTERS: Edward Harvey, John Doherty, J. Branlqoa, B. Richardson, Claudius Bradley, John Leaob, Edward Rorke' Chas. FrankB, Wm.

Roberts, Dr. Hy J. CuIIoa, Thos. Cassidy, Daniel Hart, ThoB. Carroll, Wm.

MoDormott, Connolly Roddy, Cornelius Devor, H. Lamarohe, Edward Burns, Andw. Dougherty, Henry Ostormoor, Thos. McOarty, Samuel Coatner, Jarvis Kjlpatriok, Hugh Roddy, Wm. Casey, Alex.

McCua, John Fay, Dr. W. H. Dudley. All moneys deposited previous to tho 15th day of January, April, July and Ootober, will draw interest from the first of those monthB.

tf mHE PARK SAVINGS BANK OF JL BROOKLYN. No. 1,183 Fulton ave, bet Washington avo. andllall st Open daily, from 9 A. M.

to 2 P. and Mondays and Saturdays from 5 to 8 P. M. OFFICERS: President RICHARD OLMSTED. Vioo Proaldonte, WM.

.0. KLNGSLEY, OHAUNOEY BARNES, Seoretary, JESSE W. PAYSON. Counsel, WM. L.

GILL, Carson BrovoortGronvillo T. Jenks, Hiram Bt John. B. T. Stranahan, Henry Palmer, Henry W.

Slooum, John H. Prentioo, Jamos Henry, Abner O. Keeney, R. W. Adams.

xuos. ts. iiaoKson, unaunoey name, Richard Olmsted, Wm. A. Fowl nr.

wm. u. uui, vruson uoairey, John Morton. John Ellerbv. John Wostfofl, Alonzo Gutierrez, ooan n.

n.inj Henry D. Polhomnsjosso W. Payson, iionoei nupp, Isaao B. Soner. Bernhard Midas.

Jamos Stafford. Charles O. Martin. vWuSSS m(iWT INTEREST, FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX, allowed on all doposits from $1 to $5,000. Deposits made on or before tho 20th days of January, April, July and October will draw Interest torn the first of each of those months.

ieX lyj T1HE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS' BANK OF BROOKLYN, CORNER OF FULTON AND ADAMS STREETS, a New Court House. dSPfroml ffp 2 and Monda nd Sata OFFICERS: President JAMES M. SEABURY. VIoe Presldents, PHILIP B. OROOKE, SAMUEL B.

STEWART, Treasurer, JOHN S. MAOKAT. Secretary, EDWARD B. FOWLER. Attomoy and OounsoL JOH1 O.

PERRY. Trustees: Phllin B. Cronbs. Jno O. MiddendorfTohn L.

Ibder, Alfred M. Wood, Jas. M. Soabnry, ffiuxur u. Webster.

Edward B. Fowler, John 8. Maokay, wm. J.Oropsoy, vnaries uonos, nomnei isoom, JobnJL Seebeck, Benj. F.

Dolano. Geo. WT Jonnson, A. F. OamDboU.

Horace P. Whitney, Franklin Boll, tienn u. i erry, Alexander Agar. Sam'l B. Stewart SIX PER CENT INTEREST, FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX, allowod on all deposita from $1 to $6,000, Interest on deposits from the 1st of January, April, July, and Ootober.

Fifteen days allowed, oommenoing eaoh quarter. my281y yiLLIAMSBURQH SAVINGS BANK, Oomor of South Third and Fourth streets, Brooklyn, (late Williamsburgh, i. DIVIDEND AND THIRD EXTRA DIVIDEND, MADE BY THIS BANK. Dopceltora aro hereby notified that a Semt Annual Interest at tho rate of SIX PER CENT, per annum on all sums Three Dollars and upwards that shall havo been dopositod three months on tl)o first day of January next will bo paid to Depositors on and after MONDAY, Jan. 17th, 1870.

AN EXTRA INTEREST Will also be paid at the same time, at the rate of TWO PER OENT. per annum; making SEVEN PER CENT, for tho year 18, and at the rato of BIGHT FEB CENT, per annum for too last six months, ALL FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX. Interest not oallod for will be Placed to the credit of De dositors as Prinolpal and draw Interest from January 1st. Deposits made on or before the 10th day of January, will uraw iDiortiflb xrom uistn. clook.

GEO. RIOARD, Presidont guana, W. trvblow, Secretary, dail la P. P. P.

APP P. A MILLS, PLUMBER, GAS AND A sm Btttar AtlanUo at, botweon Novins and tn All jma FSturoa on band and lor Bale repairing promptlyttendod OUT MAR bUo from jaialm "TOSEPH MAGE GEM EE AL UN I8H I Inc Undertaker, 317 JAuton avo, junqtion of FUtbush aTe, Brooklyn. Every thing nooossary ior ino uunai dead, iurnlabed on the moBt loasonablo torms. jal3 lm XTOTIOET COPARTNERSHIP 1 hr rotofore oxisting under tho firm name and Btylo 6f ABBOri 'A has Seen this day disso vod by mutual SnnsSnt: The buaiicaa will bo oontinuod in tbo Western District of Brooklyn, at tho old ontoo, no. 9 uoun si.

uuuur tbewenEnort A BOTTAOO, and in the Eastern TO.fXt bvNATHANI Ii MORTOtf, at Groonpoint DistriotbyNATHANI Ii ave, Ureonpoinr. NATHANIKL MORTON. jasisvir irm tti WTTITfl OiFFICE OF THE MU XAu.i a assurance January lith, 1870. Ata tbo Board oiDiVootoraof thiiUppany, hold this day. O.

T. 8FAR1NO was unanimously oleotod Seorotary. ja7 lm TEAM SAW MILL, FOOT OF BRIDGE ST, BROOKLYN. All kinds ot Ship and Houso 'limbor, of any roquirod Blzo, "A tawrtoikof OakTYoilov. Pine, White Pino, and Hac mitac Timber, Deck PWk, Yellow Pine Plank and Floor iiic constantly on nana.

fal4 lm' hhHE ALLEN AGRICULTURAL WORKS. E.B. I.EVERICH 4 coprietors. THE LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, AND AIX OWNERS OF HORSES, Can purohaso Hay Cutters, or havo repairs made. J.

A. MOODY, Sup't. ial7 lm" Oor. Jay antl Plymonth sts. THE INODOROUS, ANTl FKJfilfiZiiXHi water closet Bhonld bo in every bouso.

It oannot bo come offonsivo, and will not leak or freeze, or get out of or dor: saves all water now used by present wator olosets. ALt RED ITERS, Plumber and Patentee, No. 810 Fourth ave, near Twonty fourtb st, Now York. oo37 8m hnHOS. BEAD WISHES TO AJNJN OUNCE to bis friondB and tho pnblio in general, that he Is proparod to give ostimatoa for plumbing work in the oity or country, at tho lowest figures.

A largo and ologant Maort ment oYchandoliors, pendants, ball Ugbts, braoketa and pillar lights constantly on hand. THOS. READ, 1'1aJSfn av, near Vanderbilt n0'8 TWy (J. GODFERY'S ANTI HUMBUG J. a Drug Store.

Third ave, cor. Twenty first st, Brooklyn. SpTmm, of Humbmr. Oodfory lights. man just in with LrfmyfoniShadToctor' Jwho inArt In vour neighbor's for medicine; sont child with $1 and bottle" sent bSck for another dollar, his ohargoboing Go lfory does more business than any other store city or two in Eighth Ward his medicines aro always fresh Snf rcUablo.

Horse, cattle and dog modioines. Advioo on all disoaseS; flw Bm mHELONG ISLAND WIRE. WORKS, No. 254 Fulton avonno, corner of Raymond Btroot J. NORWOOD, Manufacturor of Wire Work of ovory da scription, Biiitablo for gardons, oomotorios ohurohos, banks.

offlcoB. slablcs, storoaV dwellings, Ac. All orders will bo promptly oxeouted. in tho beBt manner, at loss than jw York prices. jaisun mO CONTRACTORS, OR THOSE HAVING SUNKEN LOTS TO FILL.

The subscriber offers all the surplus oarth on his 34 lota on Myrtlo avo, corner of Lewis, to any oontraotor who will rcmovo it and grado tho lots befora tho first day of next May (1870), froo of pbyrge. 'i. ndFor comploto tho job none neon apmy got inoso.wuu mus "a i nmnloto tho iob P. B. MILLS.

Apply to D. KHjGOUR, Broadway and Grove st, Brooklyn. jam bt" THE WORKING CLASS. nw prnnnrwl fnrntqll fill clflBSefl With COUStant employment af homo, the whole of tho timo or for the spare nrnfltnhln. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50o.

to $5 per evening, and a pro portional sum by ttovoting tneir wnoio uino ui iuo uusui Ttna nnri vtrlfl nm nnnrlv nnmnch as men. That all WhO BOO this noticomay Bond thoir addross, nnd tost the business, wo make this unnaraUeled offer To sudh as are not wall satisflod wo will send to pay for tho trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valuahlo sample, whioh will do to onmmenoe work on, and a copy of Tho Poople's Literary Compampn ono of the I fnn1, lu niihllhodall sent free bymaiL Reader, if you want permanent, profitable work, address E. C. ALLEN A Augusta, raaine.

uuo oiu iTCTniVlRN'S COMMISSION AND CO IT opcrativo Conrt st, where all goods are taKon ana soia on commission, iuai huiuou ouu can wear; also, snoosat cost, waiorprooi; uouuu kuw hosiery, fancy goods, aro at the lowest figure. 82 Court st. nn sliiirs. de23 lm WHARF PROPERTY TO LEASE, UH Gowanus Canal, and on tho baslnB of tho Brooklyn Improeoment Company, south of the Third st bridge, with IHW rn SflO fnaf anA frnntAPA tn Milt, nil lnng lOSSO if desired. Property saitublo for brick, Btone, coal or lumber yards, or for manufactories or warehouses.

Apply at the office of the Brooklyn Improvement Company, cmnor of m.ij nnMSm luiru HI. uuu riitu nD ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. Chatham Sanare and New Bowery, N. Y. On and after MONDAY, tho 17th day of Januiry next this Bank will pay a DIVIDEND on tho donositsof the past three and six months at tho rato of SEVEN Per Cent per annum on all sums entitled therein.

HARRISON HALL, President nnmWTl. RnnV OTTAR. T. TreaS. N.

B. Monoy dopositod now will draw interest from Jan uary I. "OROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK. CORNER OF FULTON AND CONCORD STS, December 15th. 1869.

Depositors in this Bank aro hereby notified that interest ac me raio ux EIGHT PER CENT. PER ANNUM, On accounts notexcoeding $3,000, and at the rate of SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM On thoso of greater amount, will be credited thoroto on tha lBt day of January, 1870, in conformity with tho by laws and regulations ot me tsanic Interest payablo after January 17th, and when not oallod lor, win araw mioresi as a aepusiu de20 4w HOSEA WEBSTER, President. DEPOSITS ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 20tb, draw interest from January lBt Interest from the first day of every wpok equal to Seven and Eight por cant, por annum, uuno savings uann, nos. a ana tverosa way, Brooklyn, E.

D. j12 7t DIVIDEND THE HAMILTON SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN NOTICE. A dividend at tho rato of Sixporcont. nor annum, has been declared payablo to Depositors on and after the 15th day of January next, on all amounts that havo remained on deposit for three and six months previous to tho 1st day of January next. Interest not drawn will be credited to tha principal and draw interest from tho 1st All deposits made on or before tho 20th day of January next, will draw interest from tho 1st day of January.

CHAS. H. COLLINS, President. H. C.

MtmrHY, Secretary. jail lot IGHT PER CENT. GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, OF THE ISSUE OF $1,600,000 ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER OITY R. CO.

In donomlnationsof $1,000 and $500, coupon or registered, with interest at Eight por cent, per annum, payablo 16th February and August, in Gold, free of United States taxes, in New York or Europe. The bonds havo thirtyyoars to run payablo in New York in Gold. Trustees, Farmer's Loan and Trust Now York. Tho mortgago which secures these bonds is at the rato of $10,500 per mile covers a completed road for ovory bond issued, and is a first and only mortgago. The line connooting St Joseph with Fort Kearney will make, a short and through route (o California.

Tho Company have a Capital Stock of $10,000,000 Ann a uranror ianu irom uongross or acres, valuod at tho lowest ostimato at 4,000,000 First aiortgage Bonds 1,600,000 $15,500,000 Length of road 271 miloB prioo, 97 and aoorned intorOBt Can be obtained from tho undorsignod. Also, pamphleta, maps, and information rotating thoroto. Thoso bonds boing so well Bcourod and yielding a large inoomo, are desirable to parties seeking safe and lucrative investments. W. P.

CONVERSE A Commercial Agents, No. 54 Pine street, New York. TANNER A Fiseal Agents, No. 49 Wail atreot, New York, or N. T.

BEERS, Jry Banker, deM lm No. 37 Fulton Btreat, Brooklyn. HAMILTON SAVINGS BANK, Cornov of HAMILTON AVENUE AND SUMMIT STREET. BROOKLYN. Opan daily from 9 to 2, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 6 to 8 P.

Deposits from IOconts to $6,000 received, and six por cent, interest, free of tax. CHAS. H. COLLINS, President. Henbt C.

Mdupdy, Acting Secretary. jail tf ARRET SAVINGS BANK. No. 82 Nassau st. Now York.

SIX PER CENT. INTEREST (free of Govornmont tax.) Computed from tho 1st of each month. Open daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P.

and on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS from 5 to 7 P. M. Money dopbBitod NOW will draw interest from January 1st. WM. VAN NAME, Presidont IlENny Conklin, Secretary.

jal3 6t FFIOE OF THE LONG ISLAND IN sVfiAJSPB co No 151 Montague stroot, Brooklyn, January 5th, 1870. DIVIDEND. A semi annual Dividond of SEVEN Por Cent (froo of tax) has boon declared payablo on demand. Jtt12t W. W.

HENSHAW, Seorotary. OFFICE OF THE MONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE January 6th, 1870. A Dividond of FIVE (5) Por Cont (froo from Govornmont Tax), on the Capital Stook of this Company, was this day doelared payable to tho stockholders on demand. ja71m O. T.

SEARING, Soo'y. OFFICE OF THE WILLIAMSBURGH City Fire Insurance Company, northoast oornor of Broadway, and First st BBOOKLTO. E. Jon. 14tb, 1870.

STATEMENT, Arbftb $536(478 18 Cai'Ital Stock' AKobiviDEMos' 00 Suhpltjs $286,283 18 The Board of Directors of this Company have this day declared the nsual aeoii nnnual Dividend of JFIVK (5) Per Cent, free from Government tax, payablo on demand. 7t JOHN H. MOTT, "IJNION DIME SAVINGS BANK. Nos. 396 and 898 Canal oor.

Laigbt, N. T. SLX Per Cent Interest on $5 to $5,000. Mpnoy deposited on or before January 20th Vflll boar, interest from Jan narv 1 Bt. ASSETS.

87,099,448 09. ja8tf TO LOAN. ON BOND AND MI? mortgago, in snms to suit: also, second mortgages bought; also wanted, houses and lots in Brooklyn, at fair cash prices. Parties that want to sell wonld do well to oall limy office. W.

H. MITCHELL, jail Im' 77 Cedar at. N. Y. Oity.

TO THE liAPIES. IVfRS. WILLINGTON. CORSET MAKER, 1TJL would announce to her friends and patrons that she has romovod to 45 Middagh st, whoro aha will continue her business as usual, a8 lm ARPETS, OIL OLOTHB. WINDOW SHADES, MATS, MATTING, AO.

Ao. PEARSON, NO. 61 MYRTLE AVENUE, Has fie largest and best assorted etook of Oarpetaand OIL cloths in tho oity. INGRAINS, and upwards. THREE FLY, $1 45, and upwards.

English taps. Brussels. and onward uiMUiUinc, 4 ana at ana upwaram, ULuer gpoua euuauy low. uoo rur Ha SI MYRTLE AVENUE, Nearest Carpet Store to Fulton it felly CAVE YOUR MONEY. Unusual bargains are offered in CARPETS, com prising tha latest novelties in VELVET, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY; THREE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS.

RUGS, MATS, MATTING Oli OLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES, LACE CURTAINS, Ao. Selected expressly for the Fall trade, and presenting tha er brought before tho public. Tha FURNITURE dopartmont is stocked with the largest as yortmont of parlor, bed room and library furniture to bo found in this oity bIbo, with medium' and common furniture in endless variety, at oxooedingly low prioos. AU goods are warranted as represented, and delivered free at the 1, uvurauo ouu xwioil Tt QTOrOOinB, 108. too SQu SOS tCUTUlu ave, ana aronna corner, Nos.

269 and 371 Thlrty iifth Bocesjot to H. O'Farroa, A 8S; "corner of Cot aud St to "sto, third A on all 810,000. of on Martin Henry J. S. Daniel.

jonn agont with And John 0HA9 8. tax, less wo The of of in at on of S. J. J. of THEBHOOKLTH Daily Klaus, published ovory aJtonioon Fulton street Broofcn.

in delivered to city subscribers every evening at oignwen cent per week, payable to the carriors. tjy Tms Paper has the iowit Oijotw tios of any modium for business irad Ronoral advertising, passed by any otborj onrnal. XMMB Invariably cwMaadvanoo. PRINTING OF KVKRY DHSUBUfnun JOB ArTP I MOT EXECUTED. OLB MUBPHY, AUCTIOH SATURDAY, Jan.

22d, W1KHH HmNKstio tSo topTa'gons, one ooune, also, lotoi i i 1 1 JOHNSON, JR. AUCTIONEER. J. By JOHNSON A MIJ LKR. is lea Annnuu chuvjv.

'iu SFv Vt.loa of furniture, Ao. rvTlPTlT KEWIN, AUU SerT KF.WIN.. Salesrooms, jano ion tV By ROBERT Mora viz; Two sofas, in bb martlc toi; iburoan. 10 for a doctor or cate.Eiu oiii. AoK p.arnot.

Dto lawyer, ma! li by Brooks, and coat Hilar, carpuv, oTf.Tur niinotortos. Also, fivo assortoa orajosui Tases. Wd four Pianoiortes. oU pur M. COLE, AUCTIONEER, BY COLE 4 MURPHY, ftovVednwdS! Weekly Sales of Horses, Wagons, S.C., overy M.

M. LITTLE, AUCTIONEJl. BY WYCKOFf" 4 LITTLE. 1B1 Montagne at, Brooklyn and 1 74 stN. Y.

Hnnna. r)ts. Stores, tarmsanu Douffht and sold, or exchanged. al Pu" trustee sales. tvoms conecieu iaHtf JTIJEIICAli.

aivi! TIRKATH, down tho throat, sooodily roliaved Iroono ovo, Brooklyn. Consultation by Dr. SMITH, No. 50 Uroon free. PATENT from thl Brooklyn Agenoy, at a price muoh re nor Court and Joralemon eta.

jffl lr MEDICAL MEN. "ZOELAIONj OXYGENATED OIL." A condensed form of, and substitute for Cod Livor Oil. Tho only euro for consumption, scrofula, and blood diseases. Sold at drug stores. WM.

ARCHER A SeNJAMIN ROTTON, Clovetin Choinical Works. Boz lil), Brooklyn Post offico. do23 Im THE ELECTRIC DISK. A neat soli acting alloy olcctnquo to be worn op tho bodrorlimb as if a plaster a very superior romed, for ny a laie or weak back, stomach, sldo or limb; for cold rheumatism, nervous cough, atony, pain or palsy. E6taU YDEiREIOlf BROS, 169 Atlantic bwrby, ROGERS, General Washington, st, Boston.

Mass. noa PL mHB TEXAN LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, from tho manufactory of HARK.AS 4 SCHRADE, Clinton. Do Witt Tolas. Ito EBBVILLE, DeWittt Tozas, Novombar 13, 186. Messrs.

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After four weeks' use of your Eztract, as prescribed, I was enabled to ride out four miles fdaon horseback, and my digestion was 8trong enough to retain all light food. I can testify mth the best conscience that I ascribe this returning atrongtb ontlroly to youi ox. oellent oitract, as I havo not used any raedioinopr any othor tonic in tho interim. Nothing but my desire that your valua ble Extract should bo known everywhere causes mo to write this testimony. Evangelical Luthoran, St John's Diopese Tbo original can be seen at tho ofllco of the Agont Ifor by tho principal druggista and fine and by joS Im A.

GLANZ, Solo Agent. William Bt. N. Y. COAL.

ASH XVOOO. 4T KELSEYS LOUGHLIN. COAL AND WOOD (ESTABLISHED Ktt) o. li Atlantic st; also corner Boerum and Atlantic st, and now depot on Gowamis Canal, corner Nevins and Dong Coat Purest veins, ro soreened from under cover weighed by disintcrostcd and sworn woighors; at prioes not nnder Bold by any for same Quality andwoight. Oargoes at lowest wholesale rates.

Present prioo of coal: Nut $7.00. other 61 Wood Prime quality and lowest prioo, with required pro paratiou cheap, by steam power. la? TTENTION COAL L. W. R.

R. SCRANTON COAL, None hotter in tho market for steam and family use. $15 50 for 50, largor sizos. Offioe and Yard, cor. Dograw and Bond sts: Branch offloo, 19 Atlantic st.

W00D ELaON 4 SE ARL. Cboap and of superior quality, Present prices: Sawed, S5 Sawed and Bplit, $5 60. 6m" ASS' COAL WHARF, FOOT OF HAM T3 ilton avenue, and Van Brunt street, near William. Best quality ol coal. Egg and Furnaco, 50; Stove.

S7 U0; COAL AUD WOOD CHlSAf DUK Cor. FOLTON AVE. and FORT GREENE PLACE. Junction Lafavotto avo, Prioos reduced undor tho now rulo, viz: All coal and wood to bo PAID 10R whan ordarod. Brooklyn, Jan.

1st, 1K0. C. D. WILLEfb. ja3 Im rfOAL FOR FAMILY USE.

OUST MOUNTAIN,) T.icHinn For ranges, furnaces and stove. Rr.RANTON. ENGLISH CANNEL, LIVERPOOL, For grates. RHD ASH. AIJSO, KINDLING WOOD, For sale by MARSTON A POWER.

Offloes Water Bt, adjoining tho Fulton Ferry, Brooxlynt at the foot of North Tenth st, Williamsburgh, and at No. P5 Boavor st. New York. mya2tf OAL AND WOOD OLD LE hich, I ocnst Mountain, Rod Ash, Cannol or Cumberland Coals; Pino, Oak or Hickory Wood, by the load, or proparod for family uso, as low priced as tho samo Quality can be purchased olsewhore, constantly on hand, at 8IDELL FINN'S, offico and yard oor. of DoKalb avo.

and Navyst del 6m' lOAL AND WOOD AT OLD YARD, Vy Furman st, near State, Scranton, Lohigh, Looust Wonntain, Cumberland and Cannol Coals, Pino and Oak Wood. Prosont prion for Scranton For Nut, $6 60 for othor oizes, 87 50. O. BANKS, formerly Agont for the Lackawau ns, nnd W. R.

R. Co. dfiSSO bm" TZ INDLIjNG WOOD BY 8T15AM. jeOWlSK IV AND MAUIINERY PRIOKS REDUCED. "TACTORYNoe.

Band 8 JAY STREET, BROOKLYN. Orders loft at tho following places, at 10 o'olook A. will bo promptly attondod to THE CITY POST OFFICE, R. RAY, 371 Myrtle avo. EXPRESS OFFICE, No.

4 Bauds st M.LINDEMAN. 6 Fulton st, fiuit store, DAVENPORT A REEVE, real ostoto agonts, 1 Groont venue. Wood in bundles constantly on baud. DEIiAUN A BROTHERS, Proprietors. EOPLE'S WOOD YARD.

NO. 47 JAY STREET, WITE IE VIRGINIA PINE, OAK AND HICKORY WOOD, THE BEST QUALITY, PREPARED BY 8TEAM, Can always bo had SHIPPING SUPPLIED AT OUR REDUCED PRICES. Orders thankfully recoived and promptly attended to. fe8 tf M.4T KELLY. GTEARNS CORNWELL.

COAL AND WOOD Zclirorfd to all parts of New York city and Brooklyn. LOCUST MOUNTAIN, LEHIGH, SCRANTON, Ao, for etoves, ranges, furnaces. ENGLISH CANNEL and RED ASH for grates. CUMBERLAND COAL from Hump hire mine, George's Creek, for factories and Bhops. All coal well screened and guaranteed in every particular.

Offico 163 Montagnn street, and 131 Joralemon Btreot so87Iy 1AJL) liSTAXE BBOKERS, n'4 M. CHAUNCEY, BROKERS IN j7real estate and loans, 156 montague Street, Havo for sale stores and dwellings of every description. Also, building sites in tho vicinity of Prospect Park, on the Hoights. and throughout tho city; wator fronts, property for manufacturing purposes, Ac, Ac. Furnished and unfurnisnod bouses to ront Also, stores, offices and lofts for light manufacturing.

jy23 tf Aliltlill, iriArV' 'liS, mHE MARBLE MILLS JL oor. Novins and Sackott sts, respectfully invito tho attention of tbo trade to their largo assortment of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MARBLES, tawed to any Veqnirod thickness for monumental, mantel or cabinet work. Their unrivallod facilities enable them to offo, the inducement of good stock, low prices and liberal terms. Sawing, ripping and rubbing for the trade, done at rcasonablo rates. Price list furnished on application, doeem SEWING ITIACI1IIVES.

SEWING MACHINES OF ALL THE latest improved stylos of now machinos, for saloand to ront, tbo rent to bo applied towards the purchasing of any machine desired, Old machines takon in part paymont for now ones also, particular attention paid to teaching operating at our now office, Court Bt, bet. Stato and Bchor morhom ati; branch 186 Rivlngton Bt N. Y. noil 8m" CIGAUS AND TOltACCO. JEAF TOBACCO LEAF TOBACCO.

JfiMST, PI THE CROP OF 1867 A 1868. CONNECTICUT WRAPPER. BINDER AND FILLER. Also, a very fino selection of Havana and Yara loaf, offered to mannfttctaris. IL OOLELL.

oc76m 202 Chatham ft, near Bowery. JEBON WORKS. HE NOVELTY IRON WORKS. EAST TWELFTH ST. and 77 and 83 LIBERTY BT NEW YORK.

MAKUFACrrjBM ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK von BUILDINGS AND BRITJGRH. (Tlx FTKJVIXlKK, AC I I HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION AT O'FARRELL ft GREENE'S EXTENSIVE WARERO0M6, No. 200 Eighth avo. oorTTwentloth at, Novf York, You can pnrohaaa all quaUUos ot FURNITURE, CARPETS, Xr ORDEN HYATT'S VIOLET INK, color, flowBfreoly.oopleBDorfoot: ana wiu uui, oiirai; mo pen, will notmonld, sour or grow lading. ritL AtStationArA.

nrnmHafn youpB Man. nfaotoryli so221y V1TORDEN HYATT'S FANCY OOL OBEDINKB, for yonng ladlos, artiste, bookkeepers, arobiteoU, penmen, Ac; for painting photographs, TlewB and ongravingsanq for various aomestlo and manu. ebuing porposes. Uwd with pen or brash. Over twenty cc lora.

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