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i I I I iiMIIMrtTWliMnWTTTIIMlrlMWIlM 01 THIRD DIT DIED SECOIB EDITIOI lisiiinffl XTSr ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotablo woman, to do genera (housework in a small family; isa good plain cook, washor and Ironor; has good oity Doll for two days at Bergen st, oorner of Nevins, over, the grooery Bloro. fj ANTED A BITUATION, BY A RETT epeotablo young a first class plain cook, or to do general housowork; can give good oity references from hor present omployor, who Is about loavingforthe BOAHDIHG. OARD TO WITH FIRST CLASS ibJord, toa gentleman and wifo. or two single Ren tloniea. a larko, handsomely rornisnoa onnmnor, wicn ammo contains oU Improvements, and isoon venlerit to bora and ferries.

Apply ot 85 West Warren et. mno ui" OARD TO LET, XffO cr' Wj ploaBant front roomB, one en seoond floor, auitablo for genOemcn and wives or singlowntlemen location i very doBrrahle, on tho Heights, within flye minutes' walk of Ful ton st. ferrios. Addrcsa 81 Cranberry et, nearly opposite Mr. Beeoher's obntob.

OARD 168 SOUTH OXFORD ST, BE Unoa, iTnifin mA Atliintfo Aves To let. witH crooi aloovo. suitable for a larffo ffttnfly; will be lotaiDslj or together; also, a email room. for ajienOoman; the 16 to all tho ferrios by cars, No moving in May. mh8 8t OARD TO LET A LARGE, HAND bomoly fumlBhod room on the sooond floor, to a con (n man hnnu hna nil fho mnrf.

cm improvements, and within five minutes' walk of either tno niton or wail st. lernoa; rBiBrouDuo oxuiinnueu. apply at 25 OonoordBt. mh82tTntTh BOARD A PLEASANT THIRD STORY front room to let, with good board, furnished or un arniihcd, suitable for ontleman and wife, or two single MnlUiAn Ttnnna tn frond ioealitv. convenient to ferries.

via four routes of oars. Apply ot 129 VanderbUt avo, noar Myrtle. mh6t" BOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS OAN be obtained, for single gontlomon, or gontlemen and their wives; rooms very ploasant and nloolv furnished; heuBo has all improvements whore the comforts of a homo may bo enjoyed. Ploaso call ot 2fi8 Hioks st. No moving.

mm bib OARD A LARGE FRONT ROOM, ON second: floor, also, two Binglo rooms to lot, with good nf list Vplnna nn Wll. longtiby: houso oloan and well kept, and within fivo minutes' walk of tbe Oity HalL Ladies and gontlomon will find this a very desirable home; mhl I2t' OARD ON THE HEIGHTS TWO minutes from Fulton ferry Handsomely furniBhed uqlh puriurunu oxteusiun iu ivv, pijiubuuu uufliu.w, kuumd. man and wife, or singlo gentlemen fire, gas nnd bath also, third story front room terms low. No. 8 Poplar st.

near Columbia. mh7 2t 'OARD AT. NO. 9 MONTAGUE TER I rnno. third hnnRo from Eemson st.

first olass accom modations for gentlemen and their wives or Binglo gontlomon this houBO is nowly and hondsomoly furnished and is Bituated in tho finest summor location in tho wholo oity, commanding a fine view of the Boy, and is bnt about two minutes walk from Wall st. forry. Thoso wishing to secure rooms for the summer can make their arrangements now. mna 6t JBOAIC0 WANI'JiiD. BOARD WANTED BY THREE YOUNG gentlemen, two neatly furniBhed rooms; with board; must be near Fiilton.

or Wall st. forries; terms moderate. AddroBs Box H. 104, a. y.

p. "OOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE 13 man, wlfo, two ohildron and nurse, Bn a rospoctablo family; terms must be moderate; references oxohanged. Addross A. M. 0 Eagle offloe.

mh8 ft" OARD WANTED URNISHED room ond board, by a gontleman and lady board for oard for iM2t" lady only; convonient to pity Halt. AddreB3 108, Eagle offico. OAKD WANTED ON THE HILL, IN n. nrivatn familv. for a vounc lady ond gontlomon both ont during tbo day; board must not oJtcacd $5 por week each.

Addroaa X. Y. Eaglo offloe. mhSSt' OARD WANTED THE 1ST OF MAY, n. fnmllvr nf fivn ndulta.

a suito of five unfurnished rooms, with first olaea board, in a strictly privato family where there are no oilier boarders. Addross, stating terras nnd lecatioD, is. Livingston ai. mua ju OARD WANTED BY A GENTLE i man ond his wife, a front room and hall bod room, vith beard, in good location, on the Heights, convenient to ho forries; southern exposure. Auarcss, and particulars.

Box 1.744. N. Y. P. O.

ng tor mh.7 3t OARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN and wifo reauire board in tho vicinity of tbo Heights; rnem mnst bo well furnished and table good roforenoos riven ana roquiroa. Address, stating torms, DIXON, magic otnoo. OARD WANTED BY A YOUNG lady, within a fow minutes' walk Fulton st, in a pleasant family, where tboreTiro but fow otner ooaraor3. i.i rj mh7ai BOARD WANTED A YOUNG MAN desires a neatly furnished room and breakfast on inndavs: location bolow Oity Hall, oonvoniont to Fulton or Wall st, torms nottoexcOBd 83 50 por wook, Address, with full particulars, J. B.

Box 2,780, N. Y. P. O. OARD WANTED BY A GENTLE rrAtn aannnih atmm frnnt.

Mill llftlt rmt. with first class board location must bo within fivo minutes of Wall st. forry. Addross, with full particulars, RAYMOND, Box 2,964, N. Y.

P. O. mhS tit' OARD WANTED A YOUNG MAN 1 lot wM.iv, nrl l.nav.l iv ueuirus oumui, uuiui fin jdi, with fnmilv living in tho snuaro boundod by State, Oonrt, ru. irnnrt finlninhmntu TTnr RAtiafactorv acoommodations eight dollars ($8) per wook will bo paid, Roferanco if ro ouired. Please addreBS OOUNTliK, Neiv York P.O.

OARD WANTED WITH PARLOR and two slooning rooms, in house with modern im provements, and in healthy location, near Prospect rarK (no moving in May), for throe adults nnd two small children, oldest ZH years terms must be reasonable and stated answer. Addreas, witn names ona location, nnirit, Eagle oflico. mn v.r. TO MOUSES, dcci nnn FLOOR OF HOUSE 886 Fulton nvo. near Oxford Bt.

Wator and gas. Will be let cheap. Possession immediately. mn.) 3V LET A STORE AND TWO BACK AT. Innntrn lin.clriiro: wnilld IUUIUO.HU, lUJWUUIOiWBl.

f. Kuit a amall family. nib dt' rtnn kooms. to i 0 gentlemen, without board near Pulton ferry. Apply at ICO Pearl st, botwoon Sands and High sta.

rrQ LET A VERY COSY COTTAGE i house (detached) in Saokott st. noar Court. 1 lot 2oxlOO. Ront $fiu0. Apply to R.

C. IfiKtiUoOli, ill irpia wflv. m. nasemonc room jl. mO LE1VTWO FURNISHED HOOMS, fl nn onnnnl flnnv in fl hnllan ennfaininf? all modem ilU nmnemnnta! nnmnrainn immediately.

Apply at iJ Fort urceno pincc. mh3 Df mO LET THE BROWN STONE FRONT houso. 100 IDoan st; has all tho modern lmprovo menta moderato rent. Apply to or addroaa n. BKfavymt, 78 Pearl st.N.Y, T.lilT THREE STORY AND BASE I mani in nnrfecfc order, furnished oxcont third floor, to a responsible party, at S85 por month; possession immediately.

Address J3 4t nnrTT.T A THREE STORY, BRICK I houso. No. 22 St. Felix st, near Hanaon plaoo; ront. 1,000.

Innuiro of A. H. TAFT, 0. Ht. Cedar Bt, N.

Y. Folixot, or at 51 mhS 3t' mn T.lilT THT! STORE NO. 173 MYK I ii. ni rliw. nlntn rrlnns front: ocennied now, and has boon 'for the last two years, as a hit storo.

Apply upstairs, in tho billiard saloon. mh3.tif TO JjJET A NICELY FURNISHED dies, without board, at 291 Gold et, between Alyrtlo avo, and vTUioucaoy be. mO LET AN OFFICE IN MONTAGUE jtL st, near City Hall, suitable for a lawyer or anortiat vluuu uriisie in 1110 OulloinK. xwu tcij qmto at 161 Montaguo st, room 18. rmO LET WITH BOARD A NICELY fnrnlnbnd npRond nfjirv front room Blutabla for gen tleman and wifo or singlo gentlemen.

Torms moderate; six minutes iroin niton lorry, ss aanns st. mna as TO LET THE PHILADELPHIA HOTEL That old eetabliahcd and well known bouse, oorner of Battery plaoo and West st, optiosito tho Camden and Amboy wharf. Apply to WlNfRLNGHAM WILUAU r. i i ow nnO LET PART OF A HOUSE ON NAS" A sou st, between Jay and Bridgo sts, consisting of four rooms gas throughout'tho houso, wator and wash houaoin the yard. For particulars apply at 208 Fulton st, at tho aesic.

mm hi, mo LET RENT 8S00 FIVE MINUTES jL walk from Hamilton ferry high stoop, 3 3toryand Daseraont. modern nouses, nx4a; woa. 7anQ'i unmmitBt, continuatlou of First place, choice location, oxcollent neigh berbood. R. P.

LEK, 9 Pine st, M. Y. mh; 3 TO LET A VERY COMFORTABLE 2 stoty frame house cold wator, connected with sower; in completo order, and near car route. $35 per month. Apply io HATHAWAY MUOUKH, o.

ill uatos av. mh5St TO LET A LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM, ,11 nnn nnr rriuiuuu uuaru, aeilLiy luriunuou, tiiuu nni ai uuu closet, within fivo minntos' walk of South or Wall st, forry. inquire at Mrs. itii zvb, mi Atlautio st roioronoes requirou, nun at mO LET BY A SMALL AMERICAN fi. family, the lower part of oicteneion brick bonao, 203 Gates rooino; house has all improvoinontB.in oomploto uruer.

oan uv scon ut, any uiuu uuu yvnvvosiuu jjnuu nttvn required. mmcv TO LET HOUSES, 84 STATE ST, NEAR niinMn. fl Rfjirv. bridle, and also 87 Dean sfc F.lso. fur nished honaoa, neor Wall st.

ferry, $300, $250, $200, $175 and month. To bo seon bypormit lrom r.r.va ZANDT, 146 ReniBon st, from 9 to 12 A. M. ond 3 to 5 P.M. mO LET FURNISHED ON THE Heights The three story, Fronoh roof, brick house, Bit Willow f.

bftfwnon PinAnnnln ond Orange sts. with mod orn improvements, and complotoly furnishod; location very aesiraoio rent sa.cuu per year, to a private laniny. jb or per mit, apply to a willow st. NO LET THE TWO STORY, FRAME house, 90 Vanderbilt avo, near Myrtlo; convenient for a small family; hot and cold water, both, gas, Bpeaking GEO. O.

MORGAN, 187 Poarlst, N. room 1, betwoon 10 and a o'clock. mO LET WITHOUT BOARD. TO GEN JL tlemen only, pleasant front room, well furnishod, suitable for t.wn rrnntlnmon: house brown stone, with oil im provements: fninily private; prioo per wook, $4 referonoos required. Apply at 81 Sands st, botwoon 7 and 9 P.

M. mli7 6t TO LET THE 3 STORY, BRICK, HIGH stoop house No. 270 Jay Bt; will bo lot to a private family it has all tho modorn comfort conveniences in most complete order tb ronghout; has largo yard and two luU bearin; grapevines; tho parlor carpets and pier glasses oan be had at roaaonablo pnoes possession given ia April. To be soen between 4 and 7 o'olock P. M.

mh7 St' To fl HREE FIRST OLASS three story hrnwn ntann bnnsns. in Orond avn. hn. twon DeKalb and Lafayotto avs, having aU tho modern improvements and in comploto order. Can bo Boon from 9 to 12 by applying at 215 Grand ove.

For terms apply to B. BLANCO, 13 Sonth 'William st. N.Y. mh7 6t mO LET THE UPPER PART OF A JL new hoMs, situated on tho north Bide of Lafayotto ave, botwoon Bedford and Nostrand aves, fifth honso from Nostrnod: all tho modernimprovements; possession at onoo or ou tho 1st of May. Inquire of the owner, on tbo promises; TO LET NOS.

23 AND 25 VANDER bilt avo, two now three story Philadelphia briok front houses, between Park and Flushing aves, are first class and have all tho modern improvements'; oan be scon from 1 to 5 by applying at the honaea. For torms apply to C. HOWE, cor. Myrtle andVandorbiltoves.orto B. WiUiam st, N.

Y. mh7 6t mO LET THE MEDIUM SIZED THREE JL story brown stone houso, 56 St. Jamos plaoo, (late Hall st,) overy modorn improvement; neighborhood very Bolect; near Washington ave possoasion May 1st, possibly before; low rent, long loaso, near four car routes. To be soon from 9 to 12 daily. Apply of W.

KEELER.K South st, N. second story. mh7 St TO fll LET THE ENTIRE SE'COND floor, with two front moms nn third floor, in tho 8 Btory, brown Btone dwelling 610 Warron st, noar Flatbush ave house contains ail the modern improvomonts, and will bo rented low to a private family convonient to throo linos of cars; ownor will occupy balsnoe of promises. Apply to D. M.

OHAPNOBY, 156 Montague st. mh86t TO LET NOS, 2 AND 3 DUFFIELD Terraco, five and aevon rooms, all modern improvements, ton minutos' walk from ferriea rent $180 ontt $600 81 Duffiold Terrace, four rooms with threo closots and eoparate cellar, water, gas' and bath; building built after pattern of French flat, rent month. Apply to Janitor, Dufflold st, between Johnson and Tillary sts. mh58t TO 8r LET BROWN STONE HOUSE. storioB.

hannmnnt nnrl mih.nnllar. in first rate ordor. on Third Btreot noar Fifth avenue; also 8 story brick houao, 11 rooms, on Fifth ovenue near Third stroet, ront $600; also part of a house, 7 rooms, on Fifth ovenue, $450; olso apartments on Fifth ovenue and Tliird stroot, 5 rooms, $31; other apartments at $25 per month. ApnlyatthoOfHcoof tho BROOKLYN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, oor. of Third street ond Fifth ovenue.

mhS lat mo LET IN AN ELIGIBLE LOCATION, JL thirty minutes' rido to the ferries, tho lower port (o rooms) of house, containing oil the improvements, not and cold water, stationary tubs, bath room, tho furnituro contained in the rooms will bo sold to a dOBirablo tenant. A. small family of adults, wishing to commenco houBokoop ing, will find thiB an excollont opportunity; ront $80 per month, immediate possession and no moving in May. In quire of IS. M.

OAMMEYER, at the Eagle olBce. ruliS 6t TO LET IN THE VILLAGE OF NEW Utreoht, a largo and handsome new storo and bass mont, 80x05 feet, all fitted up with counters, sholvos, ond everything comploto for any business; also, threo vorynloo cottago bouses, suitablo for gentool families and snmmer residences: also, a small store, suitable for a butohor or shoemaker's shop. Apply to DANIEL the southwest oorner of Chambers and Centra sts, ovrr tho on gine nouee, or at tbo Mow Utroobt Hotel, in tne viuago. TO LET THE TWO AND A HALF story English basement briok houeo, No. D3 Olor mont avo; the nouss oontains 18 roomB, and is 70 feet deep by 22 wide; bas a large parlor, sitting roam, with bay window, connected with a groon houss, and dining room, on the first floor It oontains all modern Improvements, burglar alarm, and is heated by Ellis's hot water heating an porotus, in flrst rato order; fine garden ond plenty of fruit; lot 50x125; nrioo $16,500: rent possession In April.

Inquire oi D. M. OHAUNOBY, SSontogue et, near Oourt. mbast" FOB OTHER TO LETS, SEE FIRST PAGE. SUPREME OOURT, KINGS COUNTY Deborah Lee, Plaintiff, against Jonnle and Honry E.

Itomaon, her hniband, WilliamBnnn and Mary Ann, his wife, Jeremiah Haokett. William B. Waltors, John MoCormiok, Sohwenk, Thomas Burke. John Oonnor, Defendants. Summons For Relief.

(Cam. not Hor.) To tho Defendants: You oro. hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which wo this day filed in the office of tho Clerk of tho County of Kings, at the County Court house, in tbo Oity of Brooklyn, nnd to sorvo ooopyof your nnawortotho said complaint on the subscriber, at his offloo, No, 9 Willoughby stroot, jn tho city of Brooklyn, within twonty days after tho Service of this summons on you, exclusive tho day of such service and if yon fail to answer tho sold complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this ootion will apnly to the Court for tho rolief demanded In tho complaint. Dated Maroh 1st, 1870. mho 6rrTu KEJPD BUXTON, Pltffs Att'y.

AHBEBBON Tneaay, March 8th, 1870, MMiOAnET T. An debsok, youngest daughter of Jamps and Abble J. Ander Relatives and friends are invited to attond her funeral on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'olook, frpra her late i residence, Bergen Bt, fovuth houso east of Fifth ave, Brooklyn, BnmnAOB At Palmyra, pn Monday. March 7th, Maot L. Qubihy, wife of DoWitt 0.

Brundage, and daughter of tho lato Bainuol Qnlmby, of this oity. Benton On Sunday, March 6th, of consumption, Jtjut A. Bentoh. In the 40th yoar of borage. Tho rolalivosadd frionds are respectfully tend her funeral, from Dr.

Cnyler'a Ohuroh, on Thursday, at 2 p. M. mn8 BAEtat On Sunday morning, Maroh 5th. ANNA Sophia, wife ex Aldorman Goonjo W. Baker, aeod years.

Horrolativos and friends aro invited to attend law fun eral from hor lato residence, corner of EiToh and gowors Its, on Wodnosd.iyn03tt.9th 'l3k itf, mains will bo taken to Cypross Hill Oouiotery. mU7 at Gorman March 7th, after a short illnos, the bolovod wife of Patrick Gorman, aged 37 yoars. Tho friondB of tho family aro rospootfully invitod to i attend tho funeral, at Mo. 42 Conovor tt, on Wounosday, March Oth, at 2 P. M.

ItaLYAiiiJ In Philadelphia, on Saturday, Maroh 5th, William Hillyaiio, in tho 41th year of hla nse. Tho frlouds of tho family ami also tho members lof Com moiuvcnltb Lodgo, 409, F. A. and also of Orient Chapter, B. A.

are rospeotfalW Invited to attoii is funeral from Uio rosidenco of Mr. W. 0. Strong, 103 Twolfth st, on Wednosday afternoon at 2Jtf o'olook. Head.

In Brooklyn on Sunday, tte 6th atSU Volook A. UcutonantrColonel Henry T. Head, of tho "Brook lyn Fourteenth," In tho thirty second yoar of his ago, at the rosidenco of his father in law, John W. Oulvor, 117 Portland avonuo. Tho funeral will tako plaoo from tho First Uniyorsalist Chun Greene avenue, near Adolphi stroot, Brooklyn, on Wednosday the 9th at 2 o'olook, P.

M. Rolatlyosand frionds of the family tho Fourteenth Regiment, N. G. 8. N.

Y. PostWadswortb No. 4, G. A. and members of tho Grand Army Ronorally.

Oflloos of the Second Division. N. and vetorans of tho lato war aro rospootfully invited to attend. inh72t auxin March 8th. 1870, WttlUH MARTIN, agod 45 years, 8 months and 15 days.

Tho relatives and friends aro rospootfully invitod to attond his funeral at his lato residence, Sponoor stroot, betwoon Willoughby and Do Kalb avos, without further notioe.pn Thursday, at P. M. mh82t Walters On SaturdBy, Maroh 5th, 1870, after a long and sevoro illness, Wm. eldest son of Ruth and tho late Dr. Wm.

A. Walker, Kclativcs and frionds, also, Constitution Lodge, F. A. aro invited to attond tho funeral, at tho residonoo of bis mother, 217 Bergon st, on Tuosday afternoon, at 4 o'olook. mhl St PEKSOIVilJ.

TnnTiTn mTrnin 1 ijrrir 4TTT1V Tir A C3 loaii iu inufliaoimivjuttuivi York, on Monday evening, February 14; is about iiva foot high, fair comploiion, gray hair, and seventy years of ago; bad on dark olothes. Any information of htm wilt bo thankfully received by his sisters, at 89 Pinoapplo st, Brooklyn. nib3 6t INK NOW OPEN, FINE SHEET OF ICE. IjOST AND IfOUnu. LOST ON SUNDAY MORNING, A small black and tan DOG.

A liberal toward wiU bo givon lor uis roiurnw ot mjivmaw. TT flfi'P T.ATlTTdS' PTIRSE. OONTAIN 6j uicncy, car tickets, and Morcantilo tiok' etTA suitable reward will bo paid to the under at Chn ton at. OST A ROSARY IN WHITE BEADS 0J withFin er crnss, going from 42 West Boltio st, to Pct.r't! Church, Hicks st. A suitable reward mil bo pivcti by leavicp it at tho aboro number.

OBT S5 RE WARD III GOING FROM MJ Park to Club Stable, Clinton sfc, cor. Djxraw, a gray tiUIvSK HJiAKKKT, with the iui.ials. M. It. jio findor will rcceivo the above reward by leaving it at tbo abovo mliB st' YOST 85 REWARD AN ACCOUNT Aj BOOK brliinKing to F.

ERZINGER, Flutlands.in Boing frr.m Flatbusli to Sheopshoad Bay, on Morcb blh, iRTU. 'i'lm above reward will bo paid by returning it to ERZINUER, Flatlanda, or to IIUGO TRABOLD 3o3 Hue den avo. mltidt, 10 REWARD STOJjEN OR STRAYED vTc? from 44 First placo, a ono yoar old, stout, livcr colorod Kewfr.undlbiid DOG. Answers to tho namo of "Jury." The rbme reward will bo paid for his roturn and no quos tionsa.ked. mhSSt" AMfffSEBiiiHTS.

ETHEL OF FLY MOUTH OHUROH. WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 9th, 1870, CTU JIT Rev. GEO. J. MINGINS, Subject "TRIP TO CALIFORNIA." Commcncinf; a.

8 o'clock. Admission 15c, rah9 2t NOW OPEN, FINE SHEET OF ICE, ATLANTIC NATIONAL A N.K Brooklyn, February 8th, 1370. Notice is hereby Rivpn teat a meeting ot iug onarc jomorH oi tuu auimuu niv rtf TtrnnWim wilt bn bold At. it.q banlcintrdiousc. in the City of Brooklyn, on tho fifteenth day of March next, at twelvo o'clock, nnon, to considor and voto upon a prop osition 10 reuuee uiecapiuuui uiu buiu uiimuus mwuiu tion to the sum of two hundred thousand dollars.

By order of tbo Board of Directors, fo8inhlS OLIVER M. DENTON, Oashior. DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT TEE A special ineotine of the Democratic General Committee will bo held on TUESDAY EVENING, Maroh Etb, 1870, 7 o'clock, at No. 9 Court st. MARTIN KALBFEEISOH, Chairman.

G. G. g.crotnrioo M. J. Allen, secretaries.

lnllfi 3t IrXCELSIOR BASE BALL OLUB THE rejnilnr nnnunl meeting of tho Club will bo hold on THURSDAY EVENING, March 10th, at 8 o'clock, P. M. Tlio attondaneo of every member is requested. Byordor. GEO.

W. OHAUNCrcY.Bcc. mh5 3t A SONIC THE MEMBERS OF COM MONVVRAI.TH LODGE. Kn diM. hereby sumnioneu to attonu a regular communication, to no held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, March Sjb.at 8 o'clock; andnbo.

a special commuuication, to bo hold TO MORROW AITERNOON, at 1 o'olook, for tho purnoso ofaUond inK tho funeral of our lato worthy brother, William HiUyatd. JAMES M. ROWAN, Master, jomaiuak Jones, Soe'v. ASONIO STAR OF BETHLEHmvi Trmnrc 53 Thn brnthrnn aro horobv sum moned to attend (be next regular communication, at tho Icdee Room, cor. Court and Joralemon sts, on l'RIDAY livi'NlNG, March 11, at 7Jj o'clock.

Important business Circular froui Ji. W. G. 4c. GEO.

F. MILLER, W. M. Jodn Taylou, Scc'y. mh8 3t "ASONIC THE MEMBERS OF Greenwood Lodco.

No 669 V. A. are hereby summoned to attend tbo noxt rosutar communication on THURSDAY ovoninfr, March 10th, 1870. at IK o'clock, at their rooms, corner ot rmru ave, anu i woniy BBconu at. 'J no lottor recently issueu oy Jiost norsuipiui JnrcfH Gibson.

Grand Master of Masons in tho Statu of New Ycrk, and otber important busitioaa will be brought before tho LodKO. A full atlondancoi3 required. BENJAMIN W. BbOTT. M.

Wu, H. Russell, Sec'y. mh7 2tTu.tTh RIENT CHAPTER No. 133, R. A.

M. (fompanions: You aro hereby Eummonod to attend a special cenvocation, at the Rooms, No. 2,7 Wasbington st, on WEDNESDAY next (9th at VA P. for tbo purnoso of paying tho last tribute of respect to our lato companion, Wm. Hillinrd.

HENRY S. KNAPP, H. P. J. D.

Buiitneit, Soo'y. mb.7 St' THE ANNUAL MEETING OH1 THE LOT owners of tho Greenwood Ccmefcory will bo held at the Office of the Ccinetcri, No. Broadway, on WEDNESDAY, the "lb day of March, at half past twelve o'olock, to receive tbo report of tho Board of Trustees for tho yoar lft. J. A.

PERRY, Socrotary. fc'J8El PHE MEMBERS OE FIFTY Si sixth Regiment, aro hereby notified that a meeting wiU be held, at tho Regimental Armory, on THURSDAY EVENING, Mnrch 10th, at 8 o'clock, for tho purpose of settling all accountB of the Company. All mombors having State property yet in their possession, must return tho samo on THURSDAY EVENING, or thoy will bo treated as de sorters, and the cost of all property not returned obargod against them. No certificate or sorvico or discharge willbo vfrranted to any member unless ho has folly complied with tuo lest uompaDy order, Oaten l'obruary nun, 1S7U. mno 41 HENRY G.

WOOD, Captain, mAXPAYERS' MEETING. THE CITIZENS OP BROOKLYN, Who aro in fnvnr of reducing tho indebtedness of tho Citv FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, And of saving Threo hundred thousand dollars, in taxes, annually BY A SALE Of a portion of Park land, lying East of Flatbush avanue, aro requested to meet at tbo ACADEMY OF MUSIC, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, tho 9th of March At 8 O'ClOCK, S. B. Chitttondon, James N. Baloh, Alex.

M. wmto, Wm. O. Kingaley, Lyman L. Burnham, James H.

Watson, Augustus E. Masters, Samuel Smith, A. P. Ostrom, John J. Studwoll, Morris Reynolds, John Blunt, J.

P. Atkinson, Samuel McLean, A. V. Blako, Charles E. Bill, Cyrus P.

Smith, JohnN. hoyro, T. H. Pottingor, Jamos Harper, Adolph Lippman, Henry Swootland, J. N.

Brainord, Thos. Bayiis, Wm. Poat, Chas. R. Marvin, Joshua M.

Van Oott, Jas. Neilsou, Moses S. Beaoh, S. T. Cbampnoy, J.

B. Armstrong, J. P. Onrll T. M.

Brooks, John Sutherland, Wm. P. Ellery, Ed. P. Kellogg, Wm.

Mackey, Jam ob M. Rowan, John H. Prontico, N. R. Daniel.

Chas. S. Bayiis, E. H. R.

Lyman, A. P. Wood. Jamoa Mitchell, 1. H.

Kiasam, J. W. Doaring, James Alkins, Walter D. C. Briggj, N.

F. Waring, James Sharkey, Stophon Kidder, James P. Gregory, I. Van An den, John Williams, James L. Moyan, John Shustor, John Ccekle, G.

M. Stevons, F. A. Ward, Dunning, Goo. B.

Llnooln, D. O. Daniels, J. S. Mackoy, John J.

Van Noatrand, E. O. Rood. Chas.Jewott, H. P.

Lyman, Geo. Cary. W. S. Hatch.

Bonj. T. Frothingham. Wm. Quillfeld, Abraham Storms, Geo.

Ludlam, H. B. Carroll, Thos. Sullivan, O. N.

Turner, S. W. Bridges. W. M.

Brasher, Patriok Brady. John H. Garth, H.W. Barron, Edw. B.

Oadley, G. Wilson Bloom, E. A. Stoutonborough, A. W.

Shopurd, Chas. H. Pellotroau, Joseph Kolloy, John W. Ticknor, Wm. A.

Mundel), P. Davison, Charles Taylor, Abraham Allen, Haddon, James Mo Murray, B. Hinokley, P. D. Cannon.

Honry K. Sholdon, Goo. B. Arohor. Jamoa Prontioo, Junius A.

Fuller, Edw'd Whitohouse, Robert C. Boll, Samuel 15, Howard, Wm. J. Proston, Thorn BsGrlfnn, O. B.

florals, Wm. E. Austin, H. L. Crawford, J.

Kelly, Wm. Kusaoll, M. F. James, Wm. A.

Hall, A. D. Hoyt, Thos. A. Stevens, J.

H. Smith, K. 8. Slooum, H. P.

Morgan, Joseph O'Brien, James Eaton, Goo. H. Nlohols, Julius Moyer, E. Heydonroioh, R. L.

Patterson, ThoB. W.Wood, Ed. P. Gilbert, Wm. H.

Hazzard, J. M. Atkins, W. B. MoKoan, Joel Smith, Walter Lockwood, Isaac SImonsdn, mh7 3t lienryW.

Sage, Dcuiaa Barnes, Henry E. Pierrepont, Wm. P. Libby, Wm. Newton Adams, Crawford C.

Smith, James Hazlehurst, E. J. Lowber, Hosea Webster, P. C. Cornell, Geo, A.

Jams, W. C. Snoldon, John T. Martin, JohnR. Kcnneday, James Howe, W.

H. Taylor. SamuTol Booth, James Bruce, Wm. W. MoKinney, HonU, John B.

Hutchinson, 'J'hoa. A. Gardiner, Honry Hortoau, E. D. Plympton, G.

T. Jenka. Tboa. F. B.

Packer, Jcsso Carman, Ovingtcn R. P. Johnson, Wm. R. Ilco, Paul rbe), i L'lsan, lames Atkins, Winchester Brilton, Wm.

C. Reamer, J. M. Benbam, Erancis Vinton, Dan. Packer, James P.

Dike, Edwin Bulkloy, H. E. Dodgo, Wm. L. Randolph, S.

T. Spoar, Jesse C. Smith, Julius Zcidlcr, Geo. F. Miller, Tboa.

if. Redding, John Cooper, N. Woodward, Rodney C. Ward, Wm. 1L Bunxer, Rufus LitcbHold, Win.

W. Rose, Henry D. Young, Edwnrd Dodgo, N. Van Brunt, D. P.

Barnard, John C. Cecils, Wm. W. Edwards, E. K.

Scranton, Geo. H. Lowis, Lewis Beach, Thoa. H. Rodman, K.

W. Coilios, J. W. Frotbingbara, K. J.

lieevo, Wm. Hunter, Jno. BuIIard, Henry Hanger, Hugh Hart, JaiDCB Plunkott, OhcH. C. Doherty, Win.

Walton, Robert Turnor, John Chester, J. Manning. Thos. Byrne, Jumca Riley, N. A.

Baldwin, PctorW. Voorheos, Onus. D. Hutchings, Shaurman, Daniel Hart, James Duffy, R. O.

Dingco, Nicholas Daly, Jumea H. BoHingham, James E. Wobbo, Conklin Rogers, Jamoa Faulkner, Nathan Lano, J. B. Cowing, John A.

Parker, Jno. Truslow, J. H. Frothinnham, Avon C. Bnrnham, J.

GniTison Smith, T. M. Brasher, John Morton, Samuel Hildreth, A. M. Wood, Geo: S.

Cary, Fred'k Looser, Thos. G. Oatlin, B. Thorn, B. W.

Delaniater, D. D. Briggs, Lemuel Freeman, Tbos, J. DoWitt, J. R.

Hall, O. A. Voso, O. W. StilwoII, W.

H. Waters, D. S. Skinner, Joseph 8. Myers, David B.

Bayiis, Hugh Allon, Edward L. Orabb, Geo. T. Stevenson, Wm. E.

Capen, Charles H. Mills, O. B. Wilson, John Winalow, S. J.

Edwards, E. R. Cad wise, Geo. A. Slamm, John Morrison, Ed.

A. Applogato, and 500 others. INK NOW OPEN, FINE SHEET OF IOE. ANTED GOOD STRAW SEWBRS. Apply at 191 Smith TSrANTED A FIRST OliAHa uuuii, WW kniite hnnd aonlv.

at 14 LivtnmtJn st; also a urst olass soamBtress. T7ITANTED A GOOD AflUt jiiJB iurix recommendations as to eharaotor, required. T7ANTED A SALESMAN, ouehlr oioorionood in artificial flowers, to tako chwgo of that department. F. LOESUR, 270 Fulton bC.

WANTED A YOUNG GIRL, FOR GEN eral housework, throe in family. Apply ot 14 Vor nncah place, aeventn nouso rrom uiinton sc. ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL hnnaAunrV in A itniAll nrlvato famllv. AduIv In Put nom avo, two doors northwest of Bedford ave. mh7 2t WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GIRL, fnv annnrnl hnnnnwnrk: trnnd roforenoe roautred.

Apply at 107 Rodney at, near Leo avo. B. D. mh7 at' AT ANTED AN HONEST, RESPEOTA bio clrl. to do croneral housowork.

In a small family. Applyat 450 A tlantlo st. noar Powora. "ANTED AT 212 DEAN AN Experienced nurse girl, about 16 yoara of ago, and woll recommended. WANTED A GERMAN GIRL TO DO Renoral housowork in a small family wages $10 por month, at 122 Bergen Bt, noar Hoyt.

WANTED BY A SMALL FAMILY, A nood cook, washer and Ironor; ono who aan aomo well recoinmonaea. Appty at iwrnsoa WANTED A FIRST GLASS BONNET and hat trimmor, ot NORTH'S, 190 Fulton st. mnsiit' WANTED TWO GIRLS, ONE AS oook, tho other as chambermaid and waitress references required. Call for three days at 128 Prosldon at. T7K7ANTBD A GIRL FOR GENERAL Tv housework; must havo good references.

Applyat 210 naymona st. "STITANTED A YOUNG. HEALTHY yV woman, as wet nurse. Apply at 110 Piorropont Bt. immediately.

WANTED A TIDY GIRL, FROM 14 XO lb' yonrs of age, in a small Amonoan Apply for ono wook at 65 Lawronoo Bt. noar Myrtle avo. ANTED A SMART, TIDY, PROTES tont iiirl. 16 or 16 years df ago, to assist In Ught housework and go of errands. Apply at 17 Naaaan st.

tTANTER A YOUNG GIRL, FOR GEN TV oral housework, with good oity roference. Apply at 9 Willow place, near joraionion bh. ANTED A GOOD OOOK, WASHER and Ironer. Cau for two days at no. iuo ikoukikud Riroet.

WANTED A GOOD, PLAIN COOK, TT washer and ironcri good oity roferonoea roqulred. Apply at 100 Sooonrt place, TTiTANTED A GOOD UUU WAonnn, TV and ironor. Apple, with reference, for two days, at No. 2 Carroll Park. trafANTED A GOOD OOOK, WASHER TT and ironor.

Ono who understands hor business imay find a good place by applying, for two days, at 198 Washington sl "TraTANTED A STRONG. WILLING Tt girl, to do gonoral housework; rauat be a plain cook and good washer and ironor; oity refurunoo required. Apply in Hampden st, second homo from Auburn place. WANTEDA GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework must bo a gaod washer and ironor and Tlain cook. Apply, with roforonccs, ot 402 State st.

inns i' ANTED A GIRL, FOR GENERAL lionBOH'nrl in a nrirato familv: must bo a coed plain coon, good washor and ironor. Call at J2 Madison st. mli82t ANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO OOOK, waeh and iron in a small family must have good references. Apply on tbo cornor of Bridge and irontsta, first floor, between 11 and 8 o'clock. ANTED IN A FAMILY OF PER cfiiiB.

n. ntrnnir vnuncr ffirl. for housowork. nono but thosa willing to work nood apply, at 160 Fort Groono place. ANTED A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS nnrver.

ono who understands the duties of a thor ough botisa servant. Call at No. 9 Montague Terrace, third house from RemEgn at. ANTED A PROTESTANT GIRL, from If to III vears of ago. to do un staus work and tako euro of a child; nono but a Protestant nood apply.

Coll for two days at 211 Carlton avo. ANTED A SMART, TIDY GIRL TO do ceneral housework: must, bo good plain cook, wnshor and ironer. Aonlv for two dais in Lafayette avo. second ImUso east of Bedford avo. ANTED TWO PROTESTANT firls.

nnn na r.onk. wnshor nnd ironor: tho other as i iU, 1,1 i nurse nnu 10 lotto earu ui on liivtmu, eigut juiubuiu, uau plain Eewing. Apply at 260 Washington avo. "TNTEb A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH and i ron for a family of two adults and six children one who is not afraid of work will reoeivo good wages. Apply for two days only at Hunter at.

ANTED A CAPABLE WOMAN, for gonornl housework; one who is a good cook, washor and ironer, can apply with references, to 1113 Gates avenue. 'ANTED TO GO TO NEWBURGH A etnvnr woman fo ennk. wash and iron, in a small family references required. Apply for two days, between 2 and 5 P. at 231 State Bt.

mhS2f WANTED A BOY FROM 16 TO 18 yoars of ano, to loarn tho stationery and printing business; ono residing with his parents in Brooklyn pro ferred. Apply at 23 Liberty st, N. bofore 10 A. M. WANTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL, for general housework in small family Mnust boa good plain cook, washor and ironor, Inquire in Van Buren st, first house northeast Of Nostrand ave.

mh7 2t ANTED A RESPECTABLE WOM an, as first class cook and laundress; wages $15. Apply, with roferonco, at 885 Washington ave, botwton Fulton and Atlantic ayes. rah7 2t ANTED TWO SMART, ACTIVE bovs. canablo of tondina bar. AnnlV.

after 5 P. at Union Club. 118 Montaguo st, cornor of Clinton st. Also, a good cook, washer and ironer. mh7 at WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL bonsowork; must be a good plain oook, good washer and ironor good references required.

Apply at S19 Bridge st. mh7 2t W'TSnTED A BOY, IN AN OFFICE Ono who writes a good businosshind, roaidoa with biB poronts, and can give BatiBfactory roforonces. Addrosa, v.ilh references and salary required, H. Eagle office. mh7 2t WANTED TO GO TO MISSOURI, with a gcutlcman's'family, a first class cook, washor and ironer.

also a chambermaid and waitress to good ssr pcljuauiuviiuuuiuuu Anrtlu with roforonces, for two days, at 103 Honry.st. Si WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN ercl housework, at 88 Johnson st; must bo a good washer and ironor ono who Is willing and obliging can nave a good placo and fair wages; roforonces from last employers required. Call for two days. ANTED A YOUNG, INTELLIGENT pirl. nhnnfc 1JS or lfi vears of affe.

to do writing, wait on customers, and for other light and olean work must be good at fignros references required salary at first, $5 per week. Address, in own hand writing, Adams Pre33 Box 5(857 Now York Post Office. ANTED SERVANTS I WANT TWO laundreHscs, for one house; first wasbinp; sorcral plain cooks.wasbore and iron era, cnamber mnidErnrl Wfiitresos, nurses nnd 20glrlHfor housowork in small faniilifis. Abnndnnco of places, without waiting five minutoH, at Mr. CHRISTOPHER'S Select Agoncy, 10 Tillary st.

ANTED FIRST OLASS SERVANTS want, immediately several nrst clnBS cooks. laun dresses, good plain cooks, washers and ironers, children's nurses, cbambermaida, waitresses and gonoral housoworkors, for excellent situations in gentlomon's families, at MANNING'S Select Agency, 15 Court st.oornor Joralemon. Girls not required to Bit in tho oflico. WAN TED SERVAN TS PRO TEST" ants and Catholic, white and colored cooks, general housoworkors, laundresses, chambermaids, small girls, grla lately landed, for excellent eituationa, now ready in rooWyn and tho country, at higboat wagos no delay. N.

B. Employers in city and country, promptly supplied with efficient male and fsmalo servants at this office, i Sands st. RANTED SERVANTS I girls; ovor 100 goad girls wanted immediately: situations nowm great abundance; hundreds of first olass places every day and the highest wages, at Mr. HENDRIOK SON'S Offico, 121 Atlantic st. All rospoctablo, neat girla wanting tbo lest Bituationa and no delay, should apply at this office, the oldest, largost and best in Brooklyn.

SITUATIONS WAWTJB. "ANTED A SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and seamstress. Annlv at 172 Frosncot st. oorner of Greene lano. ANTED A SITUATION.

BY A RE sncctsblo irirl. to do gonoral nousoworK. Please call for two days at 10 Hoyt st. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A lady as saleswoman in a fancy storo; Brooklyn pre' erred. Address L.

A. Eagle Office. mhS 3t "VSTAN TED A SITUATION. BY AN EX pcrionccd Scotch girl, as chambermaid, in a privato family. Uall for two aayB at so St.

mn at WANTED A SITUATION AS GROOM and coachman; no objection to tho country good referonoos. uati tor inree aaya at yd rowers st. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE spectable young girl, as chambermaid and to assist the washing and ironing: has good citv roferonoe. Can be Been tor two gays at 03 uaru si.

T1TANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectable young woman, as a good oook, washer and ironer; has good city references, Oall for two days at 169 annul hi, X1S7ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE spectable young woman, as chambermaid aud waitress; has good oity references, CaU for two days at 193 Hoyt Bt, near Degraw. YITANTED A SITUATION; BY A RE' Vw nnnetnble Hnffllall Protestant ffirl. ohambermftid end waitress. Call for.two days at present employer's, 801 memo st, cor.

noyi. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE sneotablo Protestant nirl. as chamhormaid. and dn plain sewing; can bo well recommended.

Call or address lor two nays at lira nuuaon ave. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE speotablo voung woman, to do general housework: is a good jplain cook, waBhor and ironer; has good city rofer encos, joii ior two uays at vvost warron st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, as nnrso and to do plain solving. Can bo soen for two days at 131 Union st, botwoon Hioks and Liommoia ats.

7I7ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE speotablo young woman, as chambermaid and wait ress, orioQo oooiang in a small family nas gooa city ref er ences. Call for two days at 334 Court st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY AN experienced chambermaid and waitreas: no tion to going on tho avenues; best of Brooklyn references can he givon. Call for two days at SI Tillary st, in the rear.

Xr ANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, with tho bout of reference, as obambor maid and waitress, nurse, or to do housework In a small minuy, at no iimity at, near monry, tnira uoor. ANTED A SITUATION, A VOUllET ffirl. irt An rrnnnrnl hnnsnwnrJf. in nmnll iirivuto inniuy. riciiBO can ior two aaya at aa uuason avo, uutivmeu juyrrio avo, ana uonnson sc.

ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bnectablo girl, to do light ohamoerwork and take caro of ohildron tho boat city roferonco oan bo givon. Can TZTtT ANTED A TIV A rcea: baa good city roforouooB. Call for two days at 264 At T'STANTED A SITITATTOTJ Ttv a rtti A spootablo young woman as wot nurse, with her first baby. Ploaso caU for two days at 128 Court at, oorner of xraoiuc. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotablo jonngmarrlei woman, aa wot nurse: tho spectable jonngmarrlei woman, aa wot nurse; tho of citv references Ann bA trtvan TJiaa.

best days at 26 Lafayotto at, noar Navy at. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotablo girl, as oook, waahor and ironer, or to do general housowork In a small family. Apply at her present omployor, 1E9 Henry at. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE ironor has good city references. OaU for two days at No.

3 Franklin placo, near Pearl st. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE sppotablo young woman, to do general housework; Is a goodplain cook, washor and ironor has good oity rofer encoe. Call for two days at 102 Front st, oornor Adams, WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotoble yonng woman aa cook, or would do tho eonoral housowork of a small private family. Ploaso oall at 2M Atlantio et, between Smith and Boornm, seoond floor, front room, over tbo bakery. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotablo woman, to do general housework; Is a good plain oook, washor and ironor; has good oity references.

Call for two days in Groeno avo, eeoond door from Mercy. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE ftnnfttllhln vnnticr nHrL na nhnTYihnvrvtnlrl ni talra aiim nl Children. Or tako care of ft nhlM ivnii Hn nlntn nnninir hna good i city references from her last placo, Oan bo aeon for iiTu uaya mmaaga are WANTED A SITUATION. BY A young girl, as chambermaid and seamstress, or chambermaid and waitress, In a small family; oan oporato on Wheeler Wilson's maohlno. Can bo loon for two days in Wyckoff at, first house from VanderbUt ave.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A yonng girl, In a private family; is a good understands shirt making and dressmaking; no objeottou to cbamberwork. Can be soon Wednesday and Thursday, from to 6 o'olook, at No. 123 Smith Bt, cornor of Dean. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, as oook; is willing to osslat in the washing and ironing, or do tho washing of a small fomily. Oan be soen until suited at 281 Columbia st, between Btato and Joralemon sts.

Boforenoea from her last plaoe. WANTED SITUATIONS, FOR ST3V eral excellent, oxpprionood servants, of different nations, with nnexdeptf onahle references from their lost employers, as flratplaes cooks, laundresses, good plain oooks. ana Urst olass washors and ironors, general houaeworkors, waitresses nnd children's nurses, at moderate wagos, at MANNING'S, 15 Court et, eor Joralemon. nffifl EAOIiE OSFICB, 3 P. H.

FROM WASHINGTON. Butler on "JTewspapcr Iflon" Gonerally1 On tbo New "STork limes Specially Butler as a Ncwsjiapcr Topic Specie IE esuuiption The Cuban FrobleW BOTIiEB OH "NBWBPAra iB MEN" OENEBALT. Washington, March Butler has been so worried and annoyod since bis expreBBlon of contempt for the newspapers that ho took tho trouble tho other day to set himself right in a letter to a member of the press in thlacltf. Ho says when he referred to "newspaper jnennhe had view only "those who get a precarious living by hanging around this city and writing lies to their newswapera." He goes on to speak severely of that class, who, besides writing lies about Mm and other people, "sponge their living out of tho hotels because they claim to bo newspapor men, sponge their rides on the cars because thoy claim to be newspaper men, Bponge their washerwoman's bills because they olaim to be newspaper men." tt was to these and their hostility, he now says, he meant to avowals superiority From general denunciation Butler passes to particulars end pronounces his opinion ON THE MEW YORK TIMES SPECIALLY. He callB attention to the alloged facts that tho Times advertised at a dollar a lice cadetships for sale, and that tho "tempter of ffhitlemoro, tho devil that presented tho apple to him, was a correspondent of that same Times." Going beyond the defensive on the cadet ship question, Butler assumes tljp offensive, and deliv ers this direct wow: "island ready to prove that ma correspondent of that same New York Times was using his position to speculate in gold and stocks, and using the telegraph for that purpoeo as a dead head.

I think this would have justified me in speaking much mora broadly of the newspaper press than I have." Whs does not Butler prove it then, instead of standing ready to do bo? Butler says he knows one newspaper correspondent who is a gentleman. He represents tho samo district as Butler, It is needless to add that he supports Butler, BOTLEB. AS A NEWSPAPER TOPIC. Butler says the newspaper men meditated a novel and terrible revenge. He learned from a western correspondent that thoy contemplated compassing bis annihilation by never mentioning his namo in their dispatches.

Butler declares ho doesn't mind this. If tho newspapers can stand it he thinks ho can. Bnt ho does not believe some of the former would survive such a policy, as their articles about him are their chief stock in trade. SPECIE. The recent downfall of gold and the example set in other places ore having their offoct in thiB city.

Some of our principal storekeepers are making chmgo with silver. But tho rare coins are not yetvcry plentiful, and aro much sought after as curiosities. THE CUBAN PBOBLEM is still unsolved by the Houso Foroign Banks has his committee men hard at work on it twice a week. Yesterday he submitted to them a long state ment on affairs in Cuba. Tho Junta's agents here still hope that the Committee and the House will yet bo brought to take action that shall unpleasantly interrupt tho carnival now gaily going on in Havana.

Peconio. Fi'oru Bupcrt's JjMiul The New Govern ment. St. Paul, March 8. A late letter from Pembina states that the last num.

ber of the Xew Nation containing information that it was deemed advisable to bo witheld from tho public was suppressed. The Scotch and nearly oil of thoJEnglish half breeds rofused to join the revolution against tho Provisional Government, and only furnished provisions, because compelled to do so. Commissioners to treat with Canada arc on their way East. Ono Geddy, a deserter from Eiell's forces was captured, tried and found guilty. Afterwards he was taken to a place not designated, aud on return of tho offlcors in whoso com pany he left, it was reported that he had been executed.

Tho letter states further that there i3 now no oppositicu iu the, territory to Riell's government, and thnthois stronger and belter sustained than over before. Prize Fighting: to be Suppressed, in Iowa, Chicago, March 8. In tho Iowa Legislature yesterday a bill was passed for Iho suppression of prize fighting. A bill was in troduced which is to allow husband and wifo to each convey their property in their own name and for their own benefit. In thiB cily tho wrangle between rival bank lock mak ers continues.

As tho conteslnow BtandF, Hall opened Sargent's lock within six hours, and Sargent, after twonl four hours' work, failed to opon nail's lock. Tho alter was then challenged to open his own lock, but after two hours' work failed lo do so. He will mako an other effort to day. A Committee of Baukora ovorlosk tbo proceedings. 9 Ilic Sew Eampsiiivo lilcctton.

Concoud, N. March 8. It is a splendid day hero, and tho voto will be quito heavy. The Democrats in this Senatorial district aro voting for Mr. Craw, tho Labor Iteform candidate for Senator, und the chances are in favor of bis election, considering the fact that he is receiving considerable support from Uopublicans, particularly thosa who aro in favor of tho Concord and Rochester railroad.

French, the Kepublican candidate, will lose because he is op poacd to the interest of Concord in this respect. Iu tho First, Second, and Third Wards the Democrats aro running a straight ticket for Ward offices. In tho Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards they have virtually worked with tho labor reformers. It looks as if they would carry tho Soventh Ward. Tho candidates for Mayor are Jones, Republican, and Irarmington, Democrat.

The latter is getting a number of loading Kepublican votes. THE MURDER TRIALS. There are now three prisoners in the Kings County Jail under chargo of murder. The first is OWEN HAND, who was sentenced in tho lattor part of last year, but reprieved iu order to allow of an application being mado for a new trial. This motion resulted in a denial, and tho prisoner was to havo been brought before thoi present term of tbo Court of Oyer and Terminor for Bcntcnco, but bis counsel havo resolved, tomakoanothor effort on his behalf, and thoy are sanguine of getting the caso reviewed in tho Court of Appeals.

EDWIN PEBEY is also in jail, having failed to proenro bail in tho largo amount of $20,000, fixed by the Judge in granting tho application to admit him to bail. His counsel yesterday offered to proceed to a third trial at an early day, but the District Attorney declines for the present to try tho case over again. WILLIAM OHAMBEHS, the murderer of Mr. Voorheos, has beon sane enough to select the Bamo eminent criminal advocate who ap pcared for Perry on both trials, and the defense to bo mado for him is that of insanity. In Court yesterday, Mr.

Spencer mado an application for tho postponement of this trial in order to fetch evidsnce from Europe He BBid that he had not been definitely engaged iu the caso until Sunday, when he had an interview with Chambers. He was entirely satisfied that some time would bo required to properly prepare the defense. Ho had been informed that the prisoner's mother had died in lunatic asylum In Ireland, and if this were truo it ought to bo proved. His opinion was, however, that he could nof get ready properly to defend this unfortunate man before the next term of tho Court, which meets in April. That an estimable citizen bad boon killed, and that this man perpetrated the act, was beyond question; but it was gravely asserted by hia friends that at tUO timo of the killing he waB not re gponsiblo lot his actions.

Where a defense of that importance was in good faith interposed, it seemed that a few weeks shOllW be givon in 9 matter of snob vital importance both to tho community nilf n. the increaeod facilities for communication, he had no doubt that by the first or second week in April ho could properly prepare the case. District Attorney Morris said ho was in readiness to proceed at any time, Ho had supposed that the case would bo sot down for week. Judge Gilbert postponed tho case until Wednesday morning, when a motion of Mr. Spencer for further postponement iVli1 be heard.

Fees for Funeral Services. To the Editot of the Brooklyn Eagle: Can you not find, space for the insertion of the following which you must acknowledge has two great excellencies truth and brevity in tho columns of your public spirited paper It is reported on reliable authority that a clorgyman, resident in Philadelphia after conducting a luneral, lately actually received a noto of thanks Inclosing small fee. Wo mention tho circumstance to call attention to its rarity. Tho usual way in which the parson is treated is this He is called upon abruptly while composing Bermon to offlciato at tho funeral, never having been consulted as to the hour which would suit him best. At the service he must make an address which will bo severely criticised as tbo occasion "is a most important and solemn one.

He afterwards drives to Groonwood and after walking through snow or wet grass to the gravo, stands bareheaded for half an bout, and usually catches cold. Ho thon returns to his study. Precisely three hours have been consumed. That is hia reword. Tbe testimony of a good conscience and sometimes tho thanks of the family, though tho lattor are often forgotten.

This happens often throe times a wcok, nnd often too tho deceased bad never attended his church or contributed ono cent towards its expenses. Is ho not willing to do a kind act for an afflicted family? Of course ho is. Any right minded undertaker also would give his services gratuitously, if such wero the custom. Bnt how about tho custom? Is it a generous, or even a just ono? St. Paul was discussing this very question the remuneration of tho prcachor of the Gespel when he wroto Tho laborer is worthy of his hire.

U. P. Z. The William A. Bbown Association.

A spirited meeting of members of this organization was held last evening, at its headquarters, in Fourth street, E. Dv tho President, Dr. Jos. Creamer, in tho chair, and William Davis aotrng as Seorotary, for the transaction of business of a general character. At a provions meeting it was decided to givo a roceptlon at Masonic Temple, on the 28th instant, for which the arrangements were fully matured at this meeting, in tho selection of tho requisite committees, and tho distribution of tickets bearing the engraved portrait of the gentleman whoso name has beon adopted by the Association.

The success of the enterprise is assured in advanoe, and it will without a doubt be a large and select gathering of our first citizens. Arbest op a Man and Wife on a Ohabqe op Theft. Yesterday afternoon Offlcor Scully, of Jamaica, arreBtcd a man named Edward Burke, and hia wife, on suspicion of having stolen clothing and eatables from the house of Abraham Van Siclen, in South Jamaica. A portion of the stolen property was found con cealed in the garret of tho houso occupied by. Burke, They wero lodged In jail for examination.

Death of a Queens County Supeiivisob. Last evening Supervisor Benjamin W. Allen! of North nempstf ad, died at bis residonco in that town from con ccBllon of tho brain, superinduced by excitomout over publio affairs, and sudden prostration by sickness ou Friday laBt. His loss will bo deeply felt by his constituency and tho people at large, as no was ona of thai: most activo representatives. office, a p.

mi F1UENDS OF SEWARD AND OF THE NEW YORK ALDEBSIEjr. TDE The number of the followers of the Alder men of New York Is ascertained. Amid their swindling and collusive overrnlinga of Mayor Hall'j vetoes of their twenty miles laying of nntrlod pavements at unprecedented prloes, thoy found time to pass a resolution giving Beward a reception at the Oity Hall. The Fort lafayetto boll ringer held his levee accordingly, and of tho ono million and a half people living within walking distance of the Hall, two hundred and fifty paid their coort to Seward. Thus oan be estimated the number of the admirers of him and of his Aldermanio entertainers.

Give the Demooratio party a fair count of votes in New York City, with no op. pointed emissaries of a Republican Police Commission to manipulate tho results, and it Is easy from the paucity of their Seward reception to Infer that such fellows as tBcBO New York Aldermen of the period would not long be kept in a position to waste public money and disgrace the Democratic party. MILITARY MATTERS. Exit Fim SisTH Regiment. Last evening Major Foster, of tho Eleventh Brigade Staff, in hla capacity of mustering officer, muaterod ont of service tho Fifty sixth Regiment, in nccordanco with the orders received from General Headquarters.

The property books and papers were turned over by the proper offl ccrBtothat officer, and those members who wif bed to quit the service were given certificates of the term thoy had served, while thoso who wished to Join other regiments were transferred. Almost tho entire membership of Company, Fifty sixth Regiment, Captain Hollenbeck, wore transferred to Company, Thirteenth Regiment, of which Brevet Captain Thos. Dean is in dommand by detail. Without doubt the old officers of Company, Fifty sixth Regimont, will be elected to corresponding commiBsionsJin Company, Thirteenth Regiment. General Meserole, commanding the Eleventh Brigade, and Col.

Chapman, of tho Fifty sixth Regiment, were present. "She Pardon ofi a BrooMyn Convict. Gov. Hoffman has, at the request of tbe Governments of Russia and the United States, issued a pardon to Alexander Renaud, who was convicted June 28, 1867, before Hon. John Dikeman, County Judge oi Kings, on a charge of rapo, and sentenced to tho Stato Prison at Sing Sing for the term of twenty years.

The prisoner'is twenty four years of ao, born in Russia, iB a Russian subject, speaks no English, and waB employed, at the time of tho offence charged, in a lager beer saloon in Brooklyn. Tho father of tho prisoner is, or has been for some thirty yoars, a sergeant or other subordinate officer in a company bolonging to tbe Emperor's guards. Tbo caso being brought to the knowledge of the Emporor, ho directed his Minister in this country, Mr. C'atacazy, to ask, in his behalf, tho government of tho United States to pardon the prieODCr, on condition that bo immediately leave this country and go to Russia, tho Emporor promising that ho should never after leavo his dominions. When tho request of the Emperor was presented in Washing ton, the reply was that tho ITedoral Government had no jurisdiction over such matters, and that tho application should bo mado to Governor Hoffman.

This was done but tho latter, after carof ul investigation, deolined to grant tho pardon. Whereupon, the Russian Minister laid stress upon the application of the Emperor, and BUggestod that there was not a sovoroign in Europe who would not pardon a citizen of the United StateBt' for an offence against the laws of his realm, if the request were made by its President. To Governor Hoffman replied that ho had no authority to communi oato with foroign governments in such mattoss, but that such an application must come through Washington. The ond of it all was that ProBident Grant directod tho Secretary of Stato to transmit the application of tho Egiperor of Russia to Governor Hoffman, and suggest the sentiments of good will which Russia had always manifested to this government, and, in substance, re quest that the pardon might be granted. Tho application was then forthwith complied with by Governor Hoffman, and tho prisoner is on his way to Russia.

POLICE 1ISTEUIGESCE. Wouldn't Tell 'Who Hit Him. Patricb Kitson, a eiugularly constituted being, who resides at No. 1 Navy street, while in a liquor saloon in that street about l.ail thia mottling, received a stunning whack over tho noso with a bottle, severely cutting that promi nent ornament oi his physiognomy. As ratricK Bingn larly refused to give the namo of his assailant or the placo of the assault, no arrests were made, Pat tako3 great comfort with his noso and though he knows ho should tell who hit him, if only to gratify the morbid curir Bity ot friends, he perhaps knows that his noso would stiller worse blows if bo should disclose, and Pat scys ho never "blows" on a friend.

Alleged Accomplices. John "Williams and William Mackity, aged respectively twenty one and twenty three, tho first a moulder, and iho second nothing in particular, wcro arrested at about half past nine last nighl, by Offleer Sheridan of the Thirtioth Precinct, charged with burglary. These young gentlemen aro accused of being the companions of Thomas Lacy on the night of the 2nd in tho attempt to outer tho lesidenco of B. W. Smith, on Pacific street.

Williams iB accused of being the ninn who attempted to shoot Sheridan. They were held for examination. A Hardy Speculation. Louis Hardy, a colored vouth of twenty two beinc in wont of his provender the other day, was searching about for "ways and means" for obtaining it, happened upon the grocery wagon of Simon Gundcr, of No. 379 Court street, and upon investigating it internally, discovered a basket filled with iuBt tho thinas ho wauted, and con venient to bis band.

Ho lifted it and mado off for his abode in the stable, between First aud Second place, on Court street, where he stowed the goods until ho could convert rnem io casn or nurjuiuui, as iuo prevailing fancy or convenience might direct, nut early next clay, which was Sunday, Court Officer Reilly called on him, and the basket came too. Louis got 90 days from Justice Deluiar, and Guuder got his groceries. That Tub of Buiteo. The tub of butter taken by Officer Henry Ospen from ono Thoodoro Miller, early yesterday morninc, who was iockcu up on suBpi' cion of having stolen the Bame, turns out to have been purloined from tho Grocery of James H. Thompson, No.

221 South Third stroet, E. and wa3 obtained by burglariotiBly entering Iho premises named. Miller wes arraigned to day before Justice Voorhie3, who held Dim to await tho action oi tlio urnna Jury, on tuo complete identification of the stolen property by its owner, Malicious Bbeaking. An occasionally high toned individual Known an uavo wanna. Bavins muui gfd too freely in bis cups last it into his head to quarrel with uor.rge limner, a cornor groceryman, ending tno dispute by Dreamng a ngnt in tno sioro window.

Kroner was greatly incensod thereat and admin istcicd a doBe of club to the head of Waring, and they were both ultimately arrested aud locked up by Officer McFarland, the. odc for malicious glas3 breaking and the othoji for assault. Tho case was adjourned for a bearing on Inday. Domestic Difeebences. Adam Kraher ap peared before Justice Eames to day to answer a charge ol ill treatment and assault prelerrca against mm uy his frau.

Mary, whom be put out of doors on Sunday night, aiid refused hor Bheltor of tho meanest sort on any portion of thoir premises. Tho Justice very properly decided to place Adam under bond3 on good be havior besides imposing a lino of ton dollars. Wouldn't Stoop to Prosecute. George a laboring men oi va years experienco or tnis world, was accused yesterday with malisions mischief, by Mrs. Mary Zimmermann, living in Partition street near Yan Brunt, in that ho smashed and othorwiso de stroyed the etoop of her abode.

Iu consequence Mc Bridie sunerea temporary aDriagmeni oi ms iiDerty, but when she wfe called this mornilisr by Justice Del mnr, Mary did not appear to prosecute, and Georgo thinks Bho wouldn't nave stooped to sucn an act at an. Cabeying Concealed 'Weapons. John Bressline. an Irish laborer, twenty five years old, woa enjoying himself last evening on Hamilton avonuo in makinu surveys of imaginary worm foueca," when Officer O'Ncil nut a bar on bis Droceedincs. by compel ling htm to assume a straightor gait, and finally posting mm tno rJtauon nouse oi mo a oray inira irecinct John railed on bein" searched, but it did him no good, A bia dirk Imifo was found on his person, aud a charge of carrying concealed weapone was accordingly pre ferred against mm uciorc justico ueimnr, ana jonn was commuted lor examination on tne men inst.

TifE 5I0WEY MARKET. Wall Stbeet, March 8, Tlio movement of goid downward continues with incroos. ing force oud oxcitemont. This moaning 112 was touched which is tho lowest point touched sinoo Jt passed that flgnro in 1P.6?. Gold loans wcro mado at from flat for borrowing to 2, 2H an per cont.

for carryiDg. Thooo rates show notv eabTv sales. Governments continno heavy and declining, in sympathy with gold, although tho declino is less and indicates a gravi: thia rooming wore; United States 6s, 1831, rcgistorod, 114tf; do. coupom 114ft a do. 6 coupon, do.

1862, coupon, 110d a 110; do. 1861, coupon, a 110; do. new, 18CB, coupon, 1085j do. 1567, WH a 109Ji'; do. 1868, a 109; 10 10's, registered, lOlia; do, coupon, 106 a ourrenoy bixob, 117M, Tho stock market is surprisingly firm in tho face of the dooline in gold.

LONDON, March 8 11 s30 A. M. Consols, for money, Consols, for account, United States 6 20 bonds of 1863. 90; 10 40's, 86.: Atlantic and Greot Western, 29; Illinois Central, Liverpool, Maroh 8 11:30 M. Tbe Cotton market is dull Middling Uplands, lid.

Sales oro estimated at 8,000 bales. California Wheat, 9s. 2d. Win tor Wheat, 8s. 8d.

Spring. 7s. lOd. Tho Flour market is firmer at 27s. Corn, 27s.

Beef, IKte. 6d. Pork, 923. 6d. Lard 6s, Oheeso, 73.

Bocon. 66s. Tallow, 44s. 6d. Spirits of Turpentine, 29s, 6d.

Common Rosin, 6s. New York, Moroh 8. Arrived at this port this morning, steamships City of London and Denmark, from Liverpool. StocK ExcUnuge sales First Board New Tore, March 8. 1870.

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ALLEGED FELONIOUS ASSAULT. A Sailor Forsakes bis Goose and Wiffe for tho Bottlo and Kiilfo. John Stone, a tailor, nine imd twenty years of age, was arreBtcd by Officer Carroughor, of the Forty second Precinct, shortly before eix o'clock, last evening, charged with having committed a felonious1 assault upon his wife Margaret, at their residonce, No, 109 Hudson avelme. Tho narrative is recorded upon the return to Police, Headquarters from the above written Precinct, substantially as follows It appears that John and Margaret hove been married about six year's, during which time ho has abused her in "all manner of ways," besides refusing to support her, in consequence of which she became dependent upon her mother, A short lime, since, Margarot gave her hUBband twenty dollars, with which to go to tho West and procuro work, but ho went on a drunk instead, and squandered the money, yesterday he demandea ten dollars from bis wife, wha refused it, whereupon he attempted to stab hor in her breast with a knife, which perforated her elotblpg, but Inflicted no wound. John was arraigned before Polico Justice Walsh, tins morning, and pleading "not guilty," was committed to await examination.

BOGUS NEWS. The World on Sunday published two oolumn3 of alleged correspondence from Paris, the writer of which gravely pretended that the Kmperor Mopoioon died last September, and that his family and ministers hired an impostcr who looks llko the Emperor, to personate him and preteDd to roign, while tho Empress and M. Ollivier in fact carry on tho government. So ridiculous and impossible a canard proves ono of two things that tho Journal which published it is utterly verdant and haa been imposed on; or that it despises its readers, and believes them willing to swallow any trash however preposterous. Any ono of a hundred known facts, such as the speech to the Chambers "Order I onBwor for help me, gontlemen, to preserve liberty" demonstrates the existence of Napoleon as certainly as we can know of the oxistonco of President Grant or of Govornor Hoffman.

Tho IForM ought to bo called tho Word' for it is all gab, without sense or conscience. It is just now pitting its character against that of the Domocratio local loaders, and whllo, in view of its former escapadcB, tho Demooratio massoB are doubting how far to trust its present professions, it comes out with news fraud ae self betraying as it is discreditable. BEAffi SiSTA'ffffi tt'OM 8AH.JB. ITiOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST COR norlnta Rnitabln far any husinnsa: corner Pacifis ond Hoytsts. prico low; torms easy.

Inuuire at No. 61 Fleet Bt. mho 2t'S Hi I' nrnrod nroncrtv Tho woll locator! iivo lots of land oh southwest cornor Sixth are. nnd Degraw st. Apply to O'KO.

W. AKUMitauxv, aiti i'uiton are. toaj inioou OR SALE ON THE HEIGHTS Houso aud lot No. 127 Honry st, lot 25x100 within ton n.inntesofWiillst. For particulars, apply to S.

HUND LOW, Montague st. mm TSnlOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR JL lots, stock and fusturc s. including ront until May, of Women's Conimisnon storo. 33 Court st. inqi m's Conimison storo, 33 Court st.

Innuh of P. h. CORNELL, cornor of Joralomon aud Oourt sis. FOR SALE VERY CHEAP 93.600 A 2 story, framo houso and oxtension on LafOyette avo Brooms, heater, range, marblo mantels, good cellar, just nainted, and in good ropnir: terms to smt. Inquire at 244 Water st, N.

J. W. LANK CO. mhS Stood TIOR SALE A SMALL, NEAT COT lunn. ith nil tho modern itnnrbvomonts: a two storv stablo and some ground attached locotioa cornor of Halaoy st.

nnd Morcy ove price. $8,000. Inquiro of F. G. GREEN, 16 Uey st.N.Y.

mh7 6t OR SALE A BARGAIN A NEW first olass. three story, brick houso, with all improve ments, in an unexceptionable neighborhood, near Was pect Park; prico Apply to A. J. WALKER, 219 mh7 6t FOR SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS within fivo minutes' wolk of Wall st ferry, location unsurpassed, a 8 story, basement ond sub cellar briok houao, nlHmnrovcmonfa: famished or unfurnished. Terms oasy.

Apply to A. B. DAVENPORT, 157 Montaguo st. mh5 6t TTtOTf." ATjE ONE OF THE HAND jL Boniest places on Washington avo, comprising a large brick bouao tfnd eight lots. For further information ad dress david, box etc v.

r. No agents noed apply. mU8 4t" ITIOR SALE A TWO STORY HIGH. stoop sub cellar frame oottago, filled in with brick good ordor, water and gas good neighborhood, noar cars terms easy; price $3,800. Call and see, No.

2 Phillips Row, BWhnariBt, near Myrtle ave. tTSOR SALE THE HANDSOME FOUR JD story English basement dwelling house, 103 Second place, near Court et, with or without furnituro; possesion iipniediotely; has all tho modern improvomonts nnd foun tain in frcnt court yard; terms very reasonable. Inquire on the promises. mho 12f ood H7TOU SALE ON KENT AVE THREE' lied in with brick, tit JL story, basement, frame houso, filled in with brick, tin rtno vnt. rnlil wnfpr.

rnnpn. ennnectod with Bower. houso 20x30; also 2 story shop on roar; o.vcollont location; prico $4,500. C. S.

BARKER, Agont, 028 Rlyrtlo avo. mno oi, OR SALE THE CHEAPEST PROP TOR JD ty in Brooklyn and in tho best business location, a throo story briok house, with storo and basomont, 60 by 20tt. and fixtures suitable for any business to bo sold without reserve. Inquiro on tho premises, E. J.

FOX, CD Oourt si, southeast cor. Court and Atlantio at. whalra3 FOR SALE NO MONEY WANTED Store property (slock, if wantod,) on one of the leading avenues; a rare chanoo for an established business of sixteen years standing; will tako dwelling houao in change; balanco on mortgage. Addroa3 uHAULIUi ADAMS, Box 72, Brooklyn P. O.

mb8 Ot TljiOR SALE HOUSE AND STABLE, AT JL a bargain. A two siory and basement cottage house, with extra lot, on Herkimer st, tenth houso northoast of Albany avo house in perfect order 8 rooms, gaa and wiitor 2 story frame stable on extra lot; fruit trees, grape vines, etc. T7UTR. A THREE STORY FRAME honso, briok basomont, atono cellar, 20x36. 2 lots 50x118 ft; wator, gas, marble mantels, built for owner's use; throo years ow prico win exenan'o ior a smrllcrono, in Brooklyn or New York.

Apply to Sorgt. N. LATTY, cor. Vork nnd Jay sta. nihS 3t" OR SALE A WELL BUILT BltlOK dwelling, twelve rooms oud oxtension, all tho ira provcmoutB; good location: near two lino3 of oars: now rented at SI prico only $3,000 renuiroo, balanco may remain.

For further partici dais address B. I. mh82t Eagie omc TA OR SALE DETAOHED DWELLING 1 and two lota, for salo vory low; finoly looatod, on tho best block on DeKalb ave tho houso ia throo 3tory and ox fbnEion, 12 roOma; boautiful evergreonsin iront; a irrcat variety of choice fruit troos and grapo vines. MAROUS H. LA1NG, 43 John st, N.Y.

TfTOR ALE OR EXCHANGE BROOK JL lyn Heights Elegant Btono mansion, extra lot, for sale, or exchange for a good houso iu Now York. iLvory comfort, convenience and improvement. Probably tho most desirable residonco in Brooklyn. Photograph aud particulars With ALiLlSrl, iJ i'mo st, a. x.

nihS Et'eod OR SALE HOUSE AND LOT ON IV 'fUOb MUU y'i XtVUlbUU Oil, UU I'll UUU Utl'l. Ultt nrcs: lot Ll'xiTifl feet: house 3o leet lartenta: in cooa order: ten roonie, with modern improvon.enta location convonient to cora and very desirable price part may romtun on mortgage, A. PARKER, l0 Atlantic st, iivo doora east or uimton sr UiOli SALE 82,500 KOR A PLANTA tinn of 250 acres, on the Itoanoko river: house con. taining six rooms there is a harn.carriage houao.cow houao, t.wn t.Tinnt bntiRnn find nthflr Kmnll huildinca: every variotv of fruit, rioh Boil, healthy looatlon, noar churohea, scliools anu stores, inquire oi o. a'j si, ordUJiiv it, uuxv, uoyaton, luecKionourg uouniy, va, "ITT OR SALE THE FURUITURE OF nnd tho house a 3 storv brick, to let, to a nartv only who will purchase tho furnituro it is now oocuniod as private boarding bouBC and is amply furnished ana in tho right.

location lor tnat business, win no soiu cuean ior casn omy: for particulars apply to tho BOAEDING AGENCY. 161 Montague st. inh53t TTiOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A FINE JL country residence on tho Hudson Rivor with.govonty acres oil under cultivation, containing apple orr iards, pear and sugar maplo trees, out houses, born and in comploto order, to oxchango for a houso and ni ia Brooklyn location in a good neighborhood. Add Ono wooi p. uuu ausuj mno 4t JWOR SALE TITEE FIRST OLASS fi.sr';'aS' basement and sub ooilar, Phil uronn atono trimmings, ond nil tho mM Jm 6lr ents; seven marblo mantols; hot and 0.Id S01 Cas throughout; all dono by days' work; BHuatea on.

Gorgon st, near Bond St. Terms easy. Inquire onthe promises, of JOHN MONAS, owner. mU7 12f JOR SALE THE LARGE AND ELE gont mansion and 13 full lots, in high nnd ploasant location, near Propped Parks the honso contains 20 rooms and all tho modern improvements; price and terms ct.n bo made satisfactory; will oxchango for improvod Now York property. Apply to SPAFARD, 150 Rcmson Bt.

mh83teod OR SALE ON FOURTH AVE, NEAR Warren st, 2 story and s. brick, a. i DcanBt.S slory aitio 'o. anus. 6., (5,000 nun Bt, a story u.

ana B. brick, a. i 8,001) TompkinB avo, 2 story ext. frame, lot 25x150 4,800 WILTS 15 TKUBK, nih5 3t No. 16 Fulton avo, near Jay st.

BjIOR SALE OR TO LET IN HARTST JL1 tho fine story I'ronch houso; contains 12 rooms and fino cellar; has all tho modorn improvements; range, boiler, wash tnbs, bath, two wator closets and wash basins on Bocond and third stories, with hot and cold wator tooooh; gas fixtures, Ac, all in good "ordor; will bo sold cheap for cash, or rented low to a good tenant. Apply to THOS. BUCHAM, 104 Orango st. FOR SALE ON ST. FELIX ST, NEAR HanEon place A very neat throe story.

Philadelphia bnck front houso, with brown' stone high stoop and basement; house and 9 ft. oxtension; contains eleven rooms, besides abundant pantry and closet room, with all the modern improvements, and a fine garden, shrubbery, grape vines, pertoct order. For tormB and permits, apply to JOHNSON MILLER, 157 Montogue Inh8 Ot JTiOR SALE A 2 STORY, ATTIO AND basement, framo house, fiUod in with brick, situated pn norfhenst corner of Lafayette nnd Nostrand avos, containing 10 rooms and open attio, water, gas, sewer, range, closets, good neighborhood nnd first class houses now being built around it; prioo part of which oan remain on bond and mortgage For further particulars, ap ply to E. COOPER, on the promises. mh5 Stood" FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, ONE OF the finest locations in tho oity; tho handsomo story and basement hrown stono house 278 Adolphi st, botwoon Lafayette and Greeno avos; S3 foot front; lot 100; in duo ordor; handsomely fresooed; bath room in block walnut; heater in cellar, nnd evorv improvement; must be soid at once, as me owner is nooui io leave tno city.

Apply on tno premiaes. runs at ood SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, by O. 4 M. OHATJNOEY, 155 Montaguo st. Columbia st The 3 story, brown atono front $30,000 Columbia Bt The 4 story, brown stono front, water side 40,000 Columbia st Tho 8 story briok 80,000 Columbia Bt Tho 3 story brown stone front 25,000 Clinton st Tho 8 story and attio brick 18,000 Clinton Bt Tho 8 story, brick dwelling 22,000 Olinton st The 8 story brick 20,000 Garden st ThB 8 story briok 14,800 Graoo court Tho 8 story brown stono iront 82,500 Honry st The 8 story brown Btono front 22,000 Hicks st Tlio 8 story brown Btono front 18.500 Hicka st Tho 3 story briok 10,000 HickB st Tho 8 story briok 16,600 Hicks Bt The 3 story framo 14,000 Monroo plaos Tbo 8 stry briok 25,000 Monroe place The 8 story brown stono S0.O00 Montague st The story bronn stone front 82,500 Piorrepont st Tlio 5 story, English bas't, brown stone 28,000 Pierrepont at Tbo 8 story brown stono.

40,000 itomaen et Tho 4 story brown stone front. 45,000 Stato Btr Tho story brown atono front 18,000 Scbermernorn st 'lbo 3 Btory brown atono 80,000 Willow str Tho 8 story briok 15,500 TVillow Bt Tho 4 story brown stone front 28,000 Willow et Tho 8 story brown stone fi on 80,000 Joralemon st Tbo story brick 25,000 Joralemon st Tho 4 story brown stono 28,000 Henry et The 8 story brown stono 16,000 Montague st The 8 story and attio brown Btono front, oxtra largo 55,000 Pineapple st Tho 8 story, briok dwelling 114,000 Joralemon st The 8 story and attio brown atone 25,000 Adeli OR SALE BY P. O. gPROVOST, 13 rimirr, ntrnnk. Adolphi et, 8 story, b.

and s. briok, and oxtra lot. Bridge Bt, 2 story and extension store and Concord et, 2 Btory, bas't and oxtonsion, frame Clermont ave, 8 atory, b. nnd s. briok Carroll plaoo, 8 story, b.

and a. brown stono Dean Bt, 8 story, and s. brlek, house and stable Dean st, 8 story, b. and s. briok First et, 2 etory, and s.

briok Fulton avo, 4 Bteiy briok store ond dwelling Fulton ove. 8 story brick store ond dwelling Hall fit. 8 Btorv. b. nnrl n.

brlnlr $14,000 10,000 4,500 lsjooo 25,000 16,000 9,500 5,250 14,000 15,000 8,000 KIM Ochnson Et, 2Js.atory, b. ond s. briok Iaipueer sr. 2 atory, b'. and s.

Brick Nolaon St. 2 fltnrv. h. ind n. hrlelr.

6,500 4.0D0 7,000 5,000 11 000 6,500 9,030 H.OO'J Txicust ovo 2 story, frame, and 18 lots Putnam ave, 2 etory, and s. framo Monroo Bt, 2 story, b. and s. Irnmo VanderbUt ove, story and bas't brick oottogo Wnrron Bt, 2 story, b. and s.

briok, ScTenth ovo, 3 story, b. ond a brick Looust ave. 2 story, tramo, and 18 lots Paoiiio st, 3 atory, b. and s. briok uesn or siory, nascii, irame, Bunds st, 8 story, framo house and store 15,000 Xlouees and lots in all parts of tho oity for sale or ox chongo: also, farms on Long Island and New Jorsoy.

Howes and parts of houses to lot. luanceoa FOR OTHER FOR SALES SEE FIRST PAGE. TUESDAY EVENING, MAROm 8. Assessment Sale Notice, We are now publishing notice of (lie sale of property by tho city for unpaid assessments for various local Improvements. Tho advor tisement will be published onco a week, every Tuesday, until Tuesday, May 3d.

The owners of property advertised can pay the amount due to the Collector of Taxes, beforo the day of Balo and save thomselves farther troublo and expense. Copies of this assessment sale notice may bo had at the counter of tho Eaqle office, free of charge, Amateur Theatmoal3. The Young People's Assr.cialion of the Elm Placo Church givo an amateur theatrical entertainment to night at the church. Visitors to Pbospeot Paiwc. 17.G25 persons viBlted Prospect Park during tho wook ending March 5.

persons visited tho Park on Sunday, March 6, 1870. The 'Glenn Benefit. This benefit which takes placo on Thursday afternoon, should not bo for gotten, nor Die host of celebrated negro comedians who are to appear thereat. Akotheh Name. J.

Wetherel, whose arrest for tho alleged obtaining of threo tons of lead by falsa pretenses, is said to bo tho unhappy possessor of anoth or name, viz. A. G. Fell. Lectote at Plymouth Church.

Tho Kev Wm. H. Milburn will deliver a lceturo on "What a Blind Man eaw in Paris," at Plymouth Church to morrow evening. There will also bo organ playing and other musical exercises. The Sparrows and the Snowfall.

Th 3 lato heavy fall of snow brought out tho little sparrows in scores, and for blockB the air resounded with their importunate cries for something "to eat, to cat," for tho snow cut off their usual supply, and their appeals wore preferred to the benevolent humans. Indeed tho snow's no joke to them. Navy Yard. Seven hundred and fifty men, snihnnkers and riggers, wcro discharged yesterday morning from the Navy Yard, the funds giving out. All work is stopped ou all tho ships in tho Navy Yard docks, except tho Canandaigua, Teuncsseo and Guerriore.

Fifty men avo employed in tho Ovduanco Department and live ou board tho atoreship Relief. Levy's Concekt. Mr. Levy gives the first ci bis popular concerts, ill Brooklyn, at the Academy of Music to Light. A thoroughly excellent musical entertainment is offered, the programme being well selected, and tho artists ail eminent in their Mr.

Levy will play three cornet solos, Miss una i.ud Mr. S. B. Mills will piny pinno iliiot by The vocalists are Mile Pauline Canissu, Miss Nullie Sterling and Signer Kiuidoln. Tiie Brooklyn Am Association.

Tho aoc ouil reception of the tenth season of the Brooklyn Art will be given at tlio Brooklyn Academy of Music on Jlomlay evening, instant, Tlio exhibition will remain open usual, frco to tho public, during the week, closing ou tho following Saturday night. The officers of the association aro Ethelbort S. Hills, presiiloBt: Edward J. Lowb. vice president; Gordon L.

Ford, treasurer; Bryan II. Smith, secretary. In the arrangement of the exhibition the ofilccrs will be assisted by Mcs. rs. NYilliam Halt, M.

F. H. Dellass, and John M. Falconer, as a Ilinging Cummittee. Bkooklvs Eclectic Dispfat3hi.

Dnrin" the month or February, 1,211 patients wcro treated at this Dihpensar as follows Diseases of the respiratory system, 211; digestive, IKS; nervous, 00 females, 47 chiWren, 82; cutaneous diseases, 115; surgical, 112; ilrntal, i je and ear, heart, 16; kidneys, 20; rhcu ivalism, 74; iiitcrmittect fever, general debility, 52; abscess, 0 obstetrics, 1 cancer, 1 1 diseases net classified, 7 vaccination, 137 total, 1,211. Of which were males, 1.V2; fonialo3, 759. Nuthity United Statesi 052; Ireland, 42(i; England, 79; Germany, 30; Scotland, Sweden, Canada, Poland, Spain, France, total, 1,211. During tho mouth 2,500 prescription were dispensed, and 23 gratuitous visits made. Clouded Antecedents.

An inquest was held by Coroner Jonc3 and a jury, at the City flospit.il, this inorninfr, upon the body of Ernet'd Colgan, twenty three years of age. a native of the United States, who died at that Institution last niaht. All that could bo learned of the deceased was, that ou the 23d ultimo ho was taken to the Hospital by an officer of the Forty sec oud Precinct, at which time he was sufferinn from erysipelas, complicated with consumption. Ue had been a young man of dissipated habits, and after admission to tlio Hospital gratlnaliy sank and finally expired from exhaustion and blood poison superinduced by the above written complication of diseases. A verdict was ren dered in acec'rdauco with tho ovidenco Tee Secoxd Avenue Raileoal? Co.

This Company aro on a lobby light at Albany with the Third avenue. Tho Second nvcnuo want to oxtend tbeir Peck Slip terminus past Fulton Ferry to Burling Slip. This would be a creat ennvnnienee. tn Brooklyn jics, nbonow have to walk two blocks from Fulton Ferry to rcacli a Second avenue car. tm'i al reetly or further up town Iu0 Blceckor street route affords means 'r luis tbe Third avenue Company do not reject, but they oppose another clause in tho yii giveB tho Second avonuo Company power to extend their route from corner of Pearl street through Chatham and Chambers streets to Broadway and tho City Hull.

This, if passed, would bo a convenience to New York; but the change from Peck Slip to Burling Slip we are more solicitous for, since it would be a convenience to Brooklyn. THE TRADES. The Tailors lield p. meeting in New York last evening, to protest against tho existing low rate of wages. The OraiiATivE Plasxereiuj havo resolved that pball be, benceforlb, four dollars per day, of ten hours, work ceasing four o'clock, Saturday afternoons.

The Bmoklatees. Union No. 20, of the E. convened in its new hall last evening, and tho Com mittco on Wages reported that it had been dacidod to continue at five dolbrs per day until April 1st. LONG ISLAND ITE3IS.

CnAitTEEiNG a Schooner. On the morning of the late prize fight between Edwards and Collyer, at Mystic Island, off the shores of Connecticut, Captain Dewilt Couhlin was quietly eating his broakfost in tho cabin of the sloop Harriet, which was moored at the dock, Sag Harbor. Suddenly hearing a groat tramping ou his deck, ho rushed up stairs and found his lines out, the Bloop drifting from tbe dock, and in possession of fifty New York roughs. Ono of their number took command, and in a short time the sloop under a pross of canvas was bearing down towards Mystic Island. Nothing was paid the Captain for tbus Bummarily chartering his vessel, but under tho circumstances tho Captain thought it the better part of valor to eutor no pro tost.

RrvEit Thieves at Point: Saturday, between twelvo and ono o'clock, two river thieves rowed up to the Long Island Railroad dock, at Hunter's Point, in a small boat and attempted to carry off some iron. They were discovered by tho yard master, Mr. Luke, who, not being ablo to overhaul them bofore they reached their boat, commenced firing at them. One of them ia supposed to have been shot, as he fell in tho bottom of the boat, making a great outcry. Tho firing caused the other man to stop rowing off and commence to return, but tho tido taking him out of tho roach pistol shot tbey managed to escape to tlio Now York side, Greek's Family Hotel.

Carriage riding which the establishment of tho Park has done so much to cncourage.dcmanQs for its accommodation now facili. lief. George Green, the well known hotel keoper, hai met one want by establishing a family hotel, nea cnough to the Park to be accessible, on the odgo of the Coney Island road, and offering a view of the neve: ending cavalcade of fast trotters, with a building special ly devoted to the accommodation of ladies and families, removed from the hotel proper, and from all the dis. agrecabililics which might offond ladies and familios who have in Green's new establishment, a hotel for their special accommodation. Georgo has met a want and willprofitby his enterprise.

The growth of a Life Assut'tinco Company, secures stability and solvency. Low expemos and largs dividends depend upon an actual increase in tho numbor and lilnouiit of its policies to force, and not upon tho numbor of policies itEucd but not taken. Tho nott gain of tbo Mutual Life Insurance of New York for tho last five years, is in amount of policies, whilst tho inoreass of a company most ambitious to overtake its greatness, in tho mine iivo years, was $106,714,242, being tho next largost increase in business to tbe Mutual Life Co. No surer index of the popularity of thia latter company can bo atlordod, than this steady incrcaso in tbo volumo of ia business. Whenever you can persuade a man to save up ono dollar for uluro necessities, you mako lum a better citizen: ho feels that he has something to iivo for, and to live well for.

Who is it who gives trouble to our police and our criminal courts? Men who Iivo for to day alone. Lot ono by ono of 6ucb mon bo porsuadod to lay by oven small sums of moucy for tho future, and you have a sociotary lion upon bis good bohavior. Ho don't want taxes imposed to restrain tho vicious, for ho must help to pay them, so ha becomes cautious. Old Jacob Astor was once askod how ho got to bo so rich his reply was "I saved ono thousand Wol lais and tboy mado tho balance of my wealth." Tno Knick berbocker Life Insuranco Compaoy of Now York is Tdolni; a noblo, national work in fporsuadiny tbo fathors of tho United States to becomo prudont Wbon society shall bo universally permeated by tho idea, that lifo insuranco is an absolute nocd, tboro will boa purer aud moro law abiding population in our land. A Favobable NoTountTr.

The good reputation and extondod uso of "Brown's Bronchial Trochos" for cougbs, colds and throat disoasos bas caused tho Trochos to bo cxtenivoly imitated. Obtain only tho genulno "Brown's Bronchial Troches," and do not bo influenced by tuaec who make moro profit by soiling wortoloss imitations Do you want a good Pinno for a little money? Tboro aro soveral of iirat claas makers elogaut instruments littlo used, in good condition, to bo sold low by OHAKDLEB Beothees, 120 Montaguo stroot. Howes Mact, Bankers, (the same as an incorporated bank). No. 30 Wall st, N.

Y. Four per oont. Interest allowed on deposits. folotf Oabbolio Salve The great Family Ointment for an accidents to skin or flesh. Prico 25 oonts, Sold by all druggists Johk p.

Hbhu Proprietors, 8 Colloge placo, N. Y. WNS Dvra QDACKEity. Hun Hyatt a Prescription and Pnoscmrrrox. It is tho buEinesoof tho Physician to prosoribo, and it is his interns', to proscribe all remedies that threaten to aupomodo Ilia prescriptions.

Henco it is not surprisiny that Halo's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar, which is rapidly taking tho olaoo of all official preparations as a euro for ooughs, oolda Influ. enza, difficult breathing, iluds leas favor with tho faculty than with tbo universal public Sjld by tboontiro drag trado at SO cents and $1. Boy the large size, tt Is muoh tho cheapest. routb. Will lor two nays si wnm uxiuru an.

ANTED A SITUATION, BY A tm.m nhn iinHnnatjinilfi ibft mnnnfnotnro of Fronoh Pntti Polish Blackirur and all dosorintlons of wrltincnna copylnginko. Call on or address M. F. BLACK, No. ident at, TAMTP.rA RITTTATION.

BY A WW TJ.AtAalhM4..wlnnf A vnnnftAtAhiHfv. AH fiham bermold ancf seamstress: will bo found trustworthy and obliging best of references can be given. OaU for two days at 69M Bergon st, second door weBt of Bmi th st. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE ai nhntnhnnnlllfl nnd waltrdaSt Oan sew nicoly or mako horaelf useful among ohildron; satisfactory roferonco. Ploaao oall at 81 Paoiflo at, betwoen Hicks and Henry sts, second floor, front room.

ANTED A SITUATION, a nnanhmnn of aavoral roars oxDorlenoeJn an Eng lish gentleman's family; desireB a similar sitnoOon in Brooklyn or Now York; tho best of roforenoos given. Ad dresa J. oorner Fifth ave. and Tenth Bt. mh7 Bt, WANTED A SITUATION, A Fronoh widow lady, as housokeopor, has objection to ohildron.

and willing to instrnet tfiom ia Fronoh, if desired: best ot referonoos givon and roqnlrod. Address MADAME Brooklyn Post Office, for four days. mny ANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO RE i i oct a flrnfnlanfl cook and lonndresr tbo othT as EStiS ehamtemdd and wait IS? or do sowing Tho very beat of oity roferonoea. pTa'se SalHat 74 i Paoiflo VanderbUt ove, for two days. ANTED SITUATIONS, TWO RE speotablo young gins, in ate: ono ns ohambormaia anu wimiu fn'in.

tliB other as Beamstress and waitrea3; a homo and moderate wages tbo obioot; are willing to be Boneralty use ful: good roferonoe. BacKeii; Bi. ANTED SIT UATION TWO RE sncetablo girls together, ono as first olass cook. nastier and ironor, and the other ns chambermaid seamstresB, orjwould take care or growing pmiaron. tiayo tho beBt of oily reference from their last plaoe, Call at loj Degraw Bt, second door from Hicks st, socond Btory front room.

TXT ANTED SITUATIONS OHRISTO PHER'S Agonoy, 10 Tillary st. is the most select and reliable in Brooklyn, through which ladies can obtain the Tory best class of servants. Tho largest selection in the city, Protestant and Catholic No servants admitted without investigated characters, and none sent but thoS9 suitable nnd reliable. WANTED SITU A I FOR A very large and deslrablo soleotion of woll reoom monded sorvants, Irish, English, Bootoh, German and Swedes. Ladies wantina neat, respootful and reliable servants In any capaoity, will now find superior soleotion of nearly 200 experienced sorvants and tho beBt olass of Bjrla, lately landod.

at Mr. HKNDRIOKSON'S Offloe, 121 Aflan tio Bt, near Honry; the oldest, most reliable and best olllco in Brooklyn. MISCELLANEOUS WAN'JtS. WANTED FURNISHED FLOOR (four rooms), in Brooklyn, by a family of throo. Ad drcsa, with particulars, O.

Eagle office. 7KTAN TED A ROOM FOR A SINGLE TT gentleman, without board, in Rorason, Pierrepont or Montague St. Addross ROOM, No. 9 Montaguo Terrace, ANTED A SMALIj HOUSE, NEAT )y fnrniBhod, at a moderate rent, on or noar tne avenues. Addroaa midj, Jtagie ornco.

mn at XTANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND TV wife (American), part of a furnished house for. housekeeping, within thirty or forty minutes of tne lorries, Address D. A. Eagle offleo. ANTED THE UPPER OR LOWER nnrt of a houso.

for a gontloman. wif and child Third or Fourth Wards preferred. Address, stating terms and location, HOUSE, Eagle offloe. "tTXTANTED TO PUROHASE A SMALL houso, in a good locality; prico from $3,000 to SB.tllHI. AOoress, stating locauon.

prico auu turma, a. TUiTT. 208 Poor! Bt. New York. mbS 3t WANTED AN ORGANIST FOR AN Knifionnnl ebnrob.

ono thoroughly comnotont to train and lead quartette eliolr. Address, stating quaiur cations aud lowest price, gliET UHKK, 168 Montague ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND nifn. Anril 1t. nnvt. nf n.

hoimn nnr or flyo rooms). in a nood locality ront not to exceed $100 por annum Ad dress box 6.160, Y. P. O. mh7 3t' ANTED A COMPETENT SO prano.

(rood roader, desires an onagomenfc in a qaartctto oboir: Episcopal preferred. Addross miiazu t' i a MA OK(lS mM Rh ANTE TO EXCHANGE ANU nntnred coods at their cash value, for brick or stone house in a good location. Addross, with full particu lars. H.A.H.. BOX 0,000, n.

c. J. miu oir euu 17S7 ANTED BY ONE COMPETENT FOK the work, engagements to do embroidery, plain sowing or finishing dresses. Addross M. 917 Myrfclo avo TTCT ANTED A SMALL COTTAGE ww hnnsn wli.h imnrovftmonla.

for a family of three. near tbo ferries, in good neighborhood. AddresB.with terma, W. H. THOMSON, 14 wnitouau st, new xors.

ANTED AN ENGLISH BASEMENT finnan n. nnn withnnt. bnnmnnf mUHfc hlLVO mod orn improvements; rent moderate and possession 1st of iiptll. jiuuruaa, siauug luuaiiiiy uuu uu jjauiuuiuiai OPERATOR. 75 Uberty st, JN.y.

ANTED A SMALL HOUSE IN cood a small family, with water and gas, in tho vicinity of Paoific and Dean sts, near Fourth and Fifth avos; rent not to exooed $400 or $500; by 1st of May. Address u. Bogie onice. Br1 TCT ANTED BY A DRESSMAKER. who has good rofcronoo, a fow moro ongaaomonts in families by the day.

Apply to Mrs. WHITE, Spencer st, near ana northeast oi reu.aio avo. vriiii.ii on me uour, mm zt" TS7KTAN TED BY A RESPECTABLE TV lady, to do gontlomon's or family washing in hor own noil BO, or woniu go out to uouay3' worn uoatoi ibior ence. Apply ot ze wonnont ave, uetwoen jrara. uuu i msu mg aves.

TTRTANTED A SMALL BUT COM nlntntv fumi.qhod honso on Brooklyn Heishts. with in ordinory walking distance of St. Ann's Church: family of four: no children: ront not to exceed Sl.SOO. Address CHARIJJS KEENE, Eagle office. P1 ANTED A HOUSE, ON THE Ww Tlaicrhta fnmiobfld nr nnfiirniflbfld a medium sized house, with all modern improvements, in good location, for uao of small privato family possession April 15th.

Address U. a. ltaglo omco. rani at ANTED BYACOMPETENTDRE3S rfnkor. a few moro customers to go to.

bv tho day and children's dresses satisfactory references; terms fnrtm daj at 29 Float street. STS? ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE woman, tbo washing of family or two has tho water on the floor, fs firat rato laundress, and canproduoo the beat city reference as to honesty and capability. Please call at 197 lulton ave, tbe back basement. WANTED HOUSE A THREE STORY house, on tho Heights, for a privato family ront not over SI will lease for throe years. Address, with full particulars, HOUSEHOLDER, Box 675 New York Post umce.

ANTED FROM MAY 1ST, BY A Fnrni'v nf four nriulto. of houso. fionflisfcinff of five rooms, second and part of third floors, with all tbo improvements; within fifteen minutes' walk of Fulton forry A a diets, stating terms and full particulars, N. P. Ewlo offico.

mh82t ANTED PART OF A HOUSE. CON iiRl.inpnf fivn rooms on first or Bocond floors, by a lllUllll' CJl UUUUD, 1UUUUUU UU.ITOIill (I.WVj nf. Aflnntieand TirtKnlb nyna terms must bo mod erato if suited trill bo nermanont. Addroaa, with full par ticulars, for six days, VY. A.

oo Latayotto avo. mm a "WANTED TO LEAI3E A HOUSE, InciYtnri within ton minotoa walk of Dr. Dursoa'l Church, for a email family of ahilts; houso with extra lot and trituont baacmont dining room proferred; bo3tof care and prompt pay; 12 or 14 rooms, all improvements. Addroaa H. H.

Eagle offico. TnerANTED TO KENT BY A GENTLE WW mun imri wifo. tbo second etorv of a bouso. with modem improvements, consisting of four or fiva rooms, situated in tho vicinity of Dr. Cuyler's churoh boat of ref er cnceB given and renuired.

Addreas. stating particulars and terms, which must be moderate, E. L. Eaglo office ANTED A GOOD HOUSE, WITH of ahln. nbnvo Oxford st.

for throo or fivo voars nrwnnbl hnv doMriviiln nlaoe. with six or more lots. at a reasonable price. Any porty wishing to Boll, and who does not expect to maKO nis iqrtuno on ono saip, mayouuroM, with lowest price and full particulars, P. O.

Box N. Y. mha Bt ANTED HOUSE A SMALL OR unHiom iTnrl hmion ttHIIi Titnr drn imnrlffnmnnffl in rmnA lAnfitinn. nnnvnninnfc to Wall ah or Fulton ferrios possession May 1 ront not to exceed $1.000 woold lease for a term of yoars, if suited. Address, with full particulars, J.

L. Jfiagio ouioe. mm oe ANTED A PARTNER, WITH 5,000 to $10,000, to extond a business already, established in nnn nf thn flnost nnd most centril locations in Brooklyn tho storo is generally and favorably known, with a large list of cash customers and only needing more capital, with tho services of an active partner moreaso rb saie 10 any es All II rTt rtl T1 T.T T.T TTf OS tent aeaireu. njA ininisiun umuu, mh7 3t BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS TWO large and handsomely furnishod rooms, at 62 Montaguo st. mh8 6t BOARD A GENTLEMAN OAN OB tain a pleasant hall room and good board, by npply ing at 38 Iiiving6ton st good roferonco given and required.

"OOARD ROOMS TO LET. INAPRI Wy vate family, with first olBSS board, Applyat 130 Willow st; terms moderato; references exchanged. OARD 41 NASSAU ST I class board, with splondid furnished rooms por week. OARD 9 MONTAGUE TERRACE tbird houao from Remsen at A fow firat nlnas table oaiders will be taken. mh9 3t BOARD 48 WYCKOFF ST, BETWEEN Court and Smith sts Famished rooms, on first and second floors; dinner at 6 o'olock; no moving in May.

mh82tf BOARD GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, or singlo gontlomon, can bo accommodated with pleasant, furnished rooms and good board otSSSWash ingtonat. rah86t BOARD A FEW YOUNG GENTLE mon con bo accommodated with neatly furnished roomB, with or without board. 291 Cumberland st, betwoen Greene and Lafayette aves. BOARD FURNISHED OR UNFUR" nlshed rooms, with board, in a privato family, social and refined fivo minutes of Dr. Onylor's Churoh.

246 Roy mond st. between Lafayette ove, and Hanaon placo. BOARD 13 SECOND PLAOE, NEAR Henry, a gontleman and wife or a couple of Rontlo mon or ladios can bo accommodated with board. Apply as above; location moderato. mh7 8t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, second story, front room, handsomoly furnished; also, third story, back room, for gentleman and wifo or two singlo gcntlomfcn.

101 Lawrence st. roh7 2t BOARD 38 SYDNEY PLACE GEN tlemen desirous of obtaining coed board and comfortably furnished rooms npon moderato torms, ore requested to oall at the above address. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 76 MON taguo Bt. A room for two gentlemen, at very moderato price also, on May 1st. two very desirable front rooms on second floor, with hot and cold woter, tto.

mh8 Ct BOARD A NEATLY FURNISHED front room, suitable for a gontlomon and wifo, or two gentlemen willing lo room together; also, a small room for a single gontlemaa Apply at 72 Henry sc, noar Fulton ferry. BOARD AT 64 WEST BALTIC ST, BE twoen Henry and Clinton A room. for gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen alao, a singlo room, Tbo bouso is first olass, and within four minutes' walk of South ferry. mh53t BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single gentlemen, can be oocommodatod with good board and home comforts; fivo minutes' walk to threo ferries; references exohangod, Applyat 163 Adams st. No moving in May.

mh3 6t "DOARD WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS; terms irom ups to tsiu per weott; rooms bandeomeiy furnished; nwblo front building', piano, bath, gas, nnd all modern improvements. Apply at 187 Fulton Bt, Throo doors above Nassau. fol21y TOARD TWO LARGE ROOMS, NEAT JLP ly furnishod, one on seoond floor, the other on third, snitabla for gentlemen and wife or two gentlemen; also, a hall room house contain all modorn improvements torms moderate. Apply at 85 Willoughbyst. jalOSra OARD 209 HENRY STREET, NEAR 8tato To lot, with board, a largo Booond story room, nicely famished, hot and cold water, 4o, to a gontlomon and wif or two singlo gontlomon; also, a largehall room, to a singlo gontleman.

mh7 2t BOARD A PHYSICIAN'S FAMILY having ona fiu nlahoti and two unfurnished rooms more than needed, will let them, with board and privilege of parlor and piano, to Hrst oloBs parties. Call at 1.885 Ful. ton avo. Tonna reasonable. mb76t OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommodated with nlenlv fiirniahnd room and first class board house with all modorn improvomonts, family bocIaL torma moderate i no mmrfnir tn Mnv 17 Nnn.

Ban Bt, near Washington, BOARD 142 LIVINGSTON ST, NEAR Gallalia plaoo, rooms to let, with first class board, to a gentlemen and wlfo or aingle gentlemen; also, a hall bod room, on third floor; dinner at 6'A o'clock terms moderate. mb82t'TnA8 BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, pleasant rooms, on Beoon and third floors, furnishod or unfurniabed family privato honse has modorn improvements; location 223Jograw st, botwoon Clinton and Henry. Boferences exchanged. BOARD 118 SECOND PLACE TO let, with board, a Beoond atory, front parlor and bod room adjoining, togothor or separately i house and neighbor bood first class; boat of roforoncea givon and requited; terms moderate. nihS SW BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, THE socond floor and a front hall room on third floor.

In a very ploasant location on the Holghts. Inquire at 154 Jorv lemon st, botwoon Clinton and Court sts; roforenoos givon and required. mb82t.