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satsaCTsaaasrsttK BEAL ESTATE FOB SAlLiE. BOAUJUINK. ITIISCIiiiljAIMEOlS WAlVXSt THE MONEY MARKET. FIRST EDITION ANTED A WOMAN. TO DO GEN" TEWISSOA EVENING, MAHOM 10.

Old and New Life Insurance Companies. Tho State of Masi achusotts has plaood oil companies doinit business within its Commonwoalth boundorios, under tho strictest bonds for the proper conductor their affairs. In its report for 1869 it says properly "On9 of tho oipodionta of new companles and of eomoof tho oldor companies get business, is tho heralding of 'now foaturos' of insurance' which promise unheard of advantages to tho insured. Many ofthesoare.infact.oldfeaturos hko tho Tontlno plan which had their day and passed into diBUSo before Hfo insurance had fairly booomo an established system. now irad at tho samo time safo fortho company, It is certain that they offer no inducement whloh any othor oompanv oould not offer at the samo price.

Almost any wrndorful thing can he done for tho policy holder, if ho is willing to pay for it.anditisvorysuro that a new conipanj oan not grant privilcffcs that an established company, with smaller oxpen scs, could not furnish at loss cost." Tho Mutual Life Inwr nncoCompnnyof New York has always, and does, oxeroiss tho gre.itost oaro and skill iu tho solootion of risks. It. bas more policies in foree than any other company iu this country, and its mortality has, thus far, boon lowar. Its business is larger than that of any other companv, and its espouses nro correspondingly lower. Every well ani equitably managed lifo company makes a miscellaneous profit and nhovo tho regular rats ofintcroBt realized on its invested fmvls.

Admitting, for the sako of the argument, that other companion aro as well managed in this respect, tho "Mutual Lifo's" oash assots being more than doulilo these of any other company, its profits must bo vary much Isrgor. (Whatever moy bo said of "promium nots assets," it will not ho deniod that thoir possession is ofton a souroo of great loss to company, and novor a souroo of profit.) As a matter of faot tho profits of the Mutual Lifo, derived from miscellaneous souroos, havo for many soars paid part of the Company's eiponso3, leaving but a small iloiu to bcpaidbyitspolicy holdors. Miscollaneous profits benefit all tho members of a Ufa insurauoo company, being on off sot to espouses. advantago from miscellaneous profits' tobodcrivcdonlybyiasurlmjina company havi'iis larRO cafli assots, has been ovorlookod or not understood by either insurers er agents. Attention has recently been called to tho fact that our Into respected follow eltizen, Mr.

D. S. Voor heos, bad wisoly provided for his iamily by securing a larKe amount of insurance upon his lifo for thoir bonoflt. It will bo gratifying to bis many friends to knowthat tueso benefits have been realized as tho following letters will show: BliOOKLYN, Marsh 9tb, 1870. I.

C. ScnATTOEn, General Agont Kquitablc Lifo, Broadway, N. Y. My Dear Sir: The promptness and fairness with which your company have settlod tho claims, undor the policies issued on tho life of my late husband, through your agency, make mo feel under great obligation to tho institution, as well as yourself personally. On behalf of ray children permit mo to thank you, for through your services they have been secured this amount.

I remain your obliged and sincere friend, ElXEN L. VOOnHEES. I. O. PcnAcnr.n, General Agent of tho Equitable Lifo Insuranco Cj.

PJEAr. Sin Allow me, on behalf of Mrs. Yoorbecs, the widow of tho late D. S. Voerhces.

as hor counsel, to express to you my for your assistance in getting the monoy on the policies of insurance on the life of hor husband. I also desire to add iry (tralituilo to tho officers of tho Equitablo Lifo Ii Company for heir promptness in paying (bains tlio their fair, courteous, urbano manner in allowing (lie claims. Yours truly, A. WEr.r.Ki'.. Coughs and cokla arc ofton overloolrecl.

A continuance for any length of time canPes irritation of tho Innis or seine chronic throat disease, "iirowu's Bronchia! Troches" ore offered vitb tho fullest confidence in their fiicaey, giving utmost invariably suro and ini relief. Owing to the good reputation and popularity of tho Troches, many worlless and cheap imitations aro oiTered which are pood for nothing. Bo Bure and obtain tho truo Brown's Bronchial Troches. Sold everywhere. The Spring fashions for geiitleinen'3 lists for 1:70, by EsrEKSOHEro, aro now ready for inspection and sale at IIS Nassau st, N.

Y. Howes Macs, Cankers, it'ixo same as an ittcerpe.ruted hank). So. H'J Welt st, N. Y.

Ifour per cent, interest allowed on depo. its. fel5 tf Capbolio Salve Tho great Family Ointment, for nil accidents to skin or ilesh. Price 25 cents, Sold by all riruurjists. John I'.

Hekky Proprietors, 8 College place, N. Y. ia31 ly Orixiotn versus Pkcof. Doctor's opinion Tnr! Nothing in them, I assure ut teilv worthless! All hmnbu Bah! 'W'lni a world of nulls this ik!" pnl's testimony "Three wecki aco I wis apin rr r.tly cov uhins my lifo away. Three phyriciitns dosod ui in siu ei ion.

Cot w.rso ei oilcr their trcalni'j 'VntsA Honey of rhound and Tar. lmprovi rapiUly. jun well. 1 believe in 't. "Wouldn't youV Sold by all drtigKistp.

Pr: .3, 53 cents and ifl. Money saved by bujing largo size. Don't suffer from catarrh, but by tho use of Hyatt's lnzaonufi' speedily cure it. 15c. will pro its mcr.

its. StlED. FAnnEix At bis Into residence, C2 Hudson r.vonne. on Yedm sday, tho Slth EdWAitn Faiiiiell, in tlio lath je. ir of bis age, Tho friends and relatives of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral till Friday, at 2 P.

M. (lis remains will be interred in the Cemetery of the Holy Crois. iOn Wodnesdoy morning, March 9tu, Sauah wife of James McCtoor, aged tji years. The friends pnrt relatives are respectfully invited to ntteud tho funeral from her late residence. No.

12 Conov'r st, be tivton Walcott and Dikeman sts, South Brooklyn, ou F. i dny, the 11th at 12 o'clock, noon. NODEN. On Wednesday, March flth, Emily Sophia. daughter of Abraham and Maria L.

Kodcn, aged years, 3 iconths and 7 days. The relatives and friends arc rospcctfullv invited toattou Ihc funeral on Friday afternoon, at the residence of her parents, Iti Vork Brooklyn. Sullivan. On Thursday March 10, aftar a Ion and nam ful iSlnc Catiieiiixe Sullivan tho beloved wife of Patrick Sullivan, in the litfth year of hor asc. Tho friends and acquaintances of tho family are respectfully invited to atteou her funeral from hor late roiidencj, 27 Kent avenue, near Park.

Kotico of funeral hereafter. Siieldoh Suddenly, on Wednesday, March 9th, Frank, infant son of Henry and Celia K. Sheldon, agod 2 iiionui; ami daj's. The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited io attend tho funeral services at its Piorrepont Bt, Friday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Y'allace.

In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. inst at VA A.M.. Fiom son oi Wm, and Kosa uped 1 year, IU months and 15 daiv. mineral will placo 1'riday, at 3 o'clock, from his i par rcurieueo. ATOTIOE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY coeecrn, it an extra tueelin of tho U.

So cicty, helii Tuesday. March Villi all its members ivo come to the conclusion that if 3 per day shall be lini; waves iirthisyi ar, 1870. CLAP.K, Prosiilent; HD WAIiI DOKA1IUK, Sccrcliiry. nihil iif "OACIXGFOR COLD ANI) SILVER MEDALS, AT TilK TO Ni(iIiT. LADIES' TICKKi'S J1EPUCHD TO 25 CHMTS.

i.iS'R Alia FQtViiSU OST A. 8MALL7 lfl)CO WlTR white back and short tail will calvo in two or throe A lilicni) rr warn will bonsSi) for retimnn the s.n.io io OVflOi IvIEllKAK, coiner of Carroll 3t, and C'jwauuj Creek. OKT SATUMI)AY, MAKCiT Ilaniiltoii ave. tliiion and Preni'lent. a 1 1'VK DOLLAIt BILL.

Tho Under will bo liiier.ill.v re Wiirdcd by returning it to the oivner, ivho can ill a. ford its lei: at 1l' Union fit. second llocr, front rooms. miilO 2t OST OK SUNDAY KVENIJSG, IN pciiiKfrnni Lafayette avo, near Tompkins, to Naw Voikave, throimh Macon ft, a ladiis' COLD ATOM, open face. The limler will rcceivo a trood regard by iaviutr it at Lafttyeltcare, sixth house above Tompkin, north side.

LOHT A BKBAST PI7)N WEDNES day afternoon, in aoiaz down ave, to Mercan tiln Library, from tluro to Lane's fancy store, a iva BUKAST P1N. plain sold settinff. Tho findor will bo suitably rewarded by leaving the s.uno nt 221 Adams si. OST ON "TUESDAY EVENING, IN MJ tinlos, Clermont or Fulton aves, a COLU BRACE LF.T, initials M. A.

C. on inside; a suitable reward will bo paid the tinder on leaving it at No. ito Gales aro, between hall and Rycrson sts. mh9 2t" LOST J5 EEWAKDA LARGE" HAL brood Scotch Terrier DOf, yellow color, hair tinned with rod on back, ears and tail cropped; answers to tbo name of "Jack." Whoover will return him to H. W.

GlvA HAM, corner of Fourth place and Court st, will receive tho above reward. OST YESTERDAY MORNING, JLJ while Koinx through Lafayette and Fulton avos. to uinetion of Flatbushavo, a gold and enamollod SLKEVIi BUTTON, marked with the totter The finder will bo suitably rewarded by returning it to 103 Lafayotto ave, cor. Oxford st. OST 85 REWARD AN ACCOUNT BOOK belonging to F.

ERZINGER. Flatlands, in going from I'latbush to Shcopshoad Bay, on March 6th, The above reward will bo paid by returning it to F. EltZINUF.lt, Flatlands, or to HUGO TUABOLD, 3W Ilusdon ave mlj 8t FOUND YESTERDAY MORNING, A red COW, the owner can have tho samo bv proving property and paring eipenseH. JOHN CASHION, First St. and Sixtti ave, South Brooklyn.

(3k 10 REWARD STOLEN OR STRAYED from Frit piace, a ona year old, stout, Jivor oolored Newfonndlbnd DOii. Answers to tho name of "Jury." rt'he alio re weed will he paid for his return and nn questions asked. mh 31 lUGIilXINUS. A PUBLIC MEETING, TO HELP ALONG a. tho etiuse'of tomperanee, will be held THIS F.VKN lN(i, under tho auBpicos of tho Nassau Division of tho Sons of Temperance, nt their Rooms, 1W Fulton avo.

Tlioro will bo pood Binging and spirited speaking, and good welcome to all good people. Come early this (Thursday) ovoaiag. A TLANTIO NATIONAL ANK Brooklyn, February 8th, 1370. Notico is hereby given thata meeting of tbo Shareholders of tho Atlantic National Bank of Brooklyn will bo hold at its batikimr lionso, in tho City of Brooklyn, on the flftoonlh day of March next, at twelve o'clock, noou, to consider and vote eipon a proposition to reduce tho capital of the said banking association lo the 6Uiu of two hundred thousand dollars. By order of the Board of Directors, fi 8 mhl5 OIJVKB M.

DKNTON, Cashior. company fifty sixth regi meiit, N. S. N. will meet nt, (heir Hall, Grand avo.

and Pacific st, on FRIDAY EVKNIKO, March Utli, at o'clock. All mombnrs in possession of State nroporty aro reouc Bted to return tho same to tho Commandant. Mom bers iailing lo comply wifh tho above order, will bo treated as descrtei s. JJischargcs are ready by applying to JOHN E. POLLEUD, Captain commanding Co.

A8QNIC THE MEMBENS OP Ureioklvn Txiilpn No. F. A. nrn berebv sum. moncd to attend a regular communication, at tho Lodse room, No.

(i Court st, on FRIDAY VKNfNG, March 11th, liiVO, at IVi o'clectt, for tho purpose of taking aotion upon tlio Encyclical of M. W. G. M. das.

Gibson; work, third degree. By order of JOSKPD. O. OARTNEY, Mostor. A.

Palmer, ASONIC STAR OP BETHLEHEM IXDDGE. No. P.21 Tlin hornhv iiioiieoKi iu.Li nu uiuuexe regular comraunlcauon, at mo Lodge Room, cor. Court and Juralomnn Bts, on l'UUDAY 15VHNINC, March 11 at 7Ji o'cloek. Important business Circular from M.

W. O. Ac. GEO. F.

MILLER, W. M. John Taylor, Soe'y. mlis 3t TtyrASONIC THE 15 J.T S. Greemrood Iidco, No 5S9 A.

are hereby unmnioned to attend the next rogular communication on 1'UURSDAY March loth, 1570, at 71! o'clock, at their roems, corner of Third avo, and Twenty second st. The F.ncyclical letter recently iBaued by Moat Worshipful Gibson. Grand Master of Maaon3 in thoStatoof New York, and otlior important business will bo brought beforo the Iidgo. A lull nttontlancois required. B15NJAMIN W.

BLOT1' M. Wm, II. JIussell, Sec'y. mh7 2tTuATh, GJTAR BASE BALL CLUB. ASPECIAL 1 meotinu of the Star Baso Ball Club, "will bo hold r.t Ikwnis.

Hamilton Building, on THURSDAY, March luin, ai lilhU 2t' JOHN HTErLiNU. IT PATRICK SOCIETY A REGULAR IVUu KJ 1J IVlu 13 meeting will convene at thoir rooms, corner of Court and Jeralcmon sts, on B'RIDAY EVENING, at o'clock. Members aro requested to account for such dJnnor tickets as they havo sold or expect to sell. THOS. CARROLL, Pres.

R. J. mkUl 2t THE MONTHLY PUBLIC TEMPER anco meeting of WASHINGTON GOOD SAAf AR1TAN. willbo hold in their Hall, 1US Fulton st, TOMORROW KVKNfNG, Alarch Itth. Eloauont sneakers will address.

The Sisters Kennedy and others will sing. Admission freo. Ci. A. GUINAND, R.

8. mHB OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF Nassau Idge. No. D3ti F. A.

aro horely summoned to attend a rogular communication lo be hold on THURSDAY, March IU, 1870, at 1J4 P. at whioh timo an Kncyclical from Grand Master JAMES GIBSON, will bo read. Perorder. SAMUEL RAYNOR, W. M.

Chas. D. Akuulws, Seo'y. mh9 2t' riHE MEMBERS OF FIFTY 8 sixth Regiment, are horeby notiliod that a mooting will beheld, at the Regimental Armory, on THURSDAY BVliNING, AInrch 10th, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of Bottling all accounts of tho Company. All members havlnjt State property yet in their possession, must return tho samo on THURSDAY EVENING, or thoy will bo treated as do sertors, and tbo coBt of all pronoitynot returned charged against them.

No certificate of servico or disohargo will ho granted to any member unloss ho has fully oompliod with tho last Company order, dated February 2 lth, 1870. mh8 8t HENRY O. WOOD, Captain. IOR SALE VALUABLE STORE PROP aH. 17(1 Smith (it.

botwoon Wyokoff and Warron Bts: aleo, three story dwollinp; rear. Inquire of EDWARD WALKER, on the promisos; mhIO 2t TTTti SALE, CHEAP A 2 STORY AND fi Knanmnnf Thrlr hnimn. spvon rooms, on Fourteenth bnsemont, brick houso, sevon rooms, on Fourteenth st, second houso wost or xmra avo. PPs WAKEWELD, 26'9Conrt8t, noar Upton. molO 6t IriOR SALE HOUSE AND EXTRA LOT, 1 fnoomploto order; also, houses for sale, or to lot, in good Iooalions.

on Carlton ave. and Hanson plaoo. Inquiro of the owner, W. 11 Qnlnoy st. OR SALE HOUSE CORNER OP Hofrors avo and Warron at; houso stor.v.

basomonb ami suo conar, ana a langc storo, nt ior any ousinoas, mh9 3t FOR SALE A PINE STORE PROPER ty in Atlantic St. nonr Uond, four story hriok 22x15 fivo rooms on floor, watar olosot, aas and metro for oaoh floor, $15,000. Inrjuiio at C69 Atlantio st, iu storo. mh'J 41 FOR SALE ON ROOKLYN HEIGHTS, a first class brown stono house, in ported ordor with all improvements. For particulars address II.

M. Eaido offlco. mh9 2f 171 OR SALE ON THE HEIGHTS Ilouscand lot No. 127 Henry st, lot 25x100 within ton minutes of Wall st. For particulars, apply to B.

HOND LOW.MoiitaBUQBt. mha 3t' TJIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I stock and fixtures, includins rent until Mny, of Women's. CommisMon store, 32 Court st. Innuiroof P. E.

cornor of Joralemon and Court sts. mh3 3f FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IM provod proporty The well looatod Ave lots of land on southwest cornor Sixth avo. and Degraw st. Apply to GHO. W.

fe2.rilmeod' FOR SALE BY INSTALLMENT OR to ront, at $6 por niOLth, a Bplcndid rosewood piano, now threo months since; flrst class Now York makers brilliant tone all improvements. Address H. Englo offlco. OR SALE ON CLINTON ST, NEAR Btuto, a tnxoo story nnd attio brick dwelling, containing all tho improvements, and in gftod order will bo Bold on vory oasy torms. Apply to D.

A M. UUAUN. OEY, 155 Montagno st. mhlo 3t OR SALE NO. 37 HUNTINGTON ST, botween Clinton and Court sts.

three story and baqe. mont brick house, thirteen rooms and improvements: price ca6n, rest on mortgage. Apply to i. r. atsuuY, 161 Montague st.

Room 2. mhIO Gtood FOR SALE ON CLINTON AVENUE, a flrBt claBS brown stono dwelling, 4 stoiy, 20::50 lot tennB easy. Apply to CANDEE A COOK. liOlB li uUoa avo, junction of Gates. mhlo 171 OR SALE AT A BARGAIN A TWO JP story and bssoment, frame houso, flllod in with brick, water and gas; price terras oasy.

Aoplyontho promises, 64 Houston at, botweon Park and Myrtle avos. niMOBt' 171 OR SALE AT A LOW PRICE A 3 story brick house, with high bnseniont, sub collar, vestibule doors; in good order; good neighborhood, ouo block from Fultontove, 18 Lafayotto avo. Apply at 321 Ful ten st, opposite Piorrepont st. EOR SALE ON GRAND AVE, BE tween Fulton and Galas avos, two brown st'mo front ios, 21x48; lot 101.6; throe story, basoraout and cellar; jzu; wnn ail mouom iniprovemenia, unu in Hooaorner; an improvements piate mass vvinuowH, enclosed courtyara in fivst clafis location; sold choap and on oa3y tcmii. Intiuiro of THOS.

SKELLY. on tho premises. f'TIOR SALE $2,800 AT A SAORIFICE Owner leaving Stato Two story and high Vasoment, Irame, porfect little gom of a house, in complete order; neighborhood unexeoptionahlo, on Twelfth st, blocks from Prospect Park; oasy terms; wilt sell furnituro. Ad dreES for ono week, OWNER, Kaglo offlco. IjlOR SALE THE CHEAPEST PROPER ty in Brooklyn and iu tho best businoss location, a three story brick house, with storo and basement, IV) by 20t't.

nnd lixturcs suitable for any business to bo sold without re servo. Inquiro on tho promises, E. d. FOX, 00 Court st, southeast cor. Court and Atlantic st.

innii lm FOiriSALE A NEW, THREE PULL Etcrins, hiiih basement, and snli co'Iar frame homo (tilled in), all modern improvements; water, und heater to top floor. With extra lot adjoining it' desired. Apnly lo owner on promises, No, 708 Laiayette avo, botween Bedford and Nostrand. inliiMt3 7 OR SALE ORANGE CO PARSlj iifty four acres, with mansion, out buildm' ts, or'jharis, timber, one and one half miles south ot' Orangy Luke, ou turnj ike, a few minutes' drive west of Newbury; will rx liangolnrahtmso in Bicoklyn. C.

II. Beok maii st, N. V. mhlo 2teod fOR SALE BY J. N.

KALLEY7 166 JL Montujfuo brown etono, brick, and frame housrs. Bituato on lifooUlj'ii Heip.Iits, SoutK Brooklyn, on tho UiH and avenues, rauginji in prico from to AUo city aud country property to exchange Kor particulari np ply as above. mh'J at FOR SALE CHEAP AT 65 EAK A tbrcc story, biph stoop, sub collar, brick bouaa; bath, two water closets, raarblo basing, iire placo heater; good nci(2hborhood tcu minutes from forrios; only aown; rest on boud and mortgage. Apply on pramics. Finoyard.

inhQit 7K)R SALE OR TO LET WILLOUGll JL' hj avo A superior now threo story, brick bouse, built in best manner, 1'iench plate glass windows; ttvolvo rooms, nil ininrorements. extra let terms to euit. Inquire ofF. II. CHICHESTER, 676 Rrcaawuy, or on iroiuiscs, Willounh hs ave, second houso oast of Chroop ave.

mliO 6t' IOR SALE NO MONEY WANTED Storo nronortv if wanted.) on ono of thi lnml. inn avonucs; a raro clianco for nn established business of sixteen years standing; Vill take a dwelling house in ov chnnfre; balanco on mortsaKo. Address CIIARLICS ADAMS, Bos 72, Brooklyn P.O. mWStit1 FOR ALE THREE STORYRlEl houso brick basomont, stono collar, 22x30, 2 lots ft. on Lafayette avo, botweon Lewis and Stuyvosant, north sico; water, pas, merino mantels; omit tor owner's usa; three years old prico on will exchange for a smaller one iu Brooklyn or Now York.

Apnly to Kcrgt. N. LATTV, cor. York and Jay sts. mh8 it 57OR PALE CHEAP, ON EASY TERMS a neat two story, basomont, snb collar briok houso, on south sidoof Thirteontb st, botween Fourth and Fifth nTCs: modern lmnrovomcnts; excollent lines of cars, nnd near tho Park.

Inquiro of owner, J. W. TRBLOAR. directly opposito promises. mhIO 31 Tli.S4rru ITOR 7,700 A mental cottoffo, with grounds, CO feet front, filled in, tin roof, 9 roou heater, heater bot water, station aiy nins, two water ciosots, Darn room, pas, trim, p.

ir iurs uiuca iinu irescfi iiatior, vautioroiu aveunn: either one or tho two lots. WAGNKK ftTHISTUBWAY. No. 24U (new No.) Atlantic et, near Court. mhlo 2t cod FOR SALE FARM CHEAP, AND ON eaBy terms, or will ho exchanged for improved roal estate, or first nr second mnrtimffOJ.

a snlnndid f. irm nf about 120 acres, at South Oyster Bay, within 27 mile3 of Now xorK and quarter ot a nuio ot aoutu tncto itntroad. Apply inhiO 'St' TOOK SALE ON CLINTON AYJENCJE, A very dosirablo brick residence On the easterly side of Clinton ave, between Greene and Gates aves, 3 story, with French roof, 2oxfX, including an extension houss contains aii mo inoaern improvements, ana is wen ouiir, ground oux. 125 this is one of the most dosirablo 'residences on thn nvc. nue.

For particulars and permits, apply to WVCIKOb WOE SALE 59 HUNTER ST. NEAR Gates ave. 3 storv and basomont. brick dwelling 2av I0, lot 22JfxlO0, house contains all tho modern improvements, in Rood order; was put in tlio very best ot repair ii.bt, cur, piiinicu unu tmuurcu Luruuiiiium. iiul anu CICI water, sewer connection, bath, cas and tixtures, will be sold at $8,200.

Apply to WYCKOFF LITfLE, 151 Montague Et, urcoKiyp. mtil0 2t TTIOR SALE OR EXCHANGI5 PLOT OF JL cheap lots near city lino, unencumbered, forimprovod property; stone irontuouso in Hanson placo lor small house up ton ono noar Prospect Park for smaller houso, and ono for lots; ono fronting Washington Park for ohonpor houso and grounds up town smalt brick house in St. Folix st. for hiiEer.one. II.

MACOM BER ti SON, 33T Fulton avo, coiner Portland, in fruit Btore. FOR SALE BY H. MACOMBER SON, corner of Fulton and Portland avos, in fruit store: Stoco front houses Groono avo, and Wil louphby ave. $11,600 Adolphi st. Hauson pi, Da Kalb avo, $13,000.

Brick houses Elliott pi, $0,500, $11,. COO, $15,000 and Brooklyn Heights, furnisbod, only ctish Gates ave, $11,000, only $3,000 cash; Franklin avo, Monroo st, Greene aye, Grand avo. $0,500. Frnmo houses Elliott p), 8 ffPJO North Oxford st. Franklin avo, $8,500 (cornor) Quitioy extra lots, $7,000.

FOR OTHER FOR SALES SEE FIRST PAGE. MOUSSES. 6C REVSTER OF BROOME STREET, WAREROtMIS, FIITH AVE, COR FOURTEENTil ST. ELEGANT CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS. Wo aro now completiuK our slock for tho oomiug season, and offor in the newest designs and most perfeot finish, Landaus, Barouches, Cabriolets, Victorias, Phtetons, Cou pos.

Claroucos and a varioty of Carriages for Iho Park and Road, oxolusivcly tho production of our Broomo st factory, including tho 'tBrewster wagon," of which they aro solo manufacturers. Special attention is called to tho fact, that our prices are miiiorm to all, and that overy carriaso off orod for sale, in our wniDTDoms is equoI in quality to thoso built to ordor of tho most valued customors. fe25 30tod CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, MINER, TEVENS li 656 Broadway. N. So lone and favorably known as first class CARRIAGE AND LIGHT WAGON BTJILDKItS, Offer for sale, at thoir Warorooms, a superior assortment of hrst class CARRIAGES AND LIGHT WAGONS, Or every description, of thoir own mnnufaoturo, to which they invito tho luspection of purchasers, iuh3 3ui ELEGANT CARRIAGES OONSTAHTLY on hand to letnt M.

KUlH'a CUMBERLAND STREET STABLES, No. 342 Cumberland st, near Fulton W. B. No carriacos to lot on Sundays for ploauio rutins, deii33n)' KILEGANT CARRIAGES CONSTANTLY ifjA cn baud to let at JAMES flf. ROWANS' LONG ISLAND STABLES.

Nos. and 11 Hoyt. st, near HHiIton ava. N. B.

No carriages to lot oa Sundays for pleasure riding. do23 3m" COR SALE HORSES, SUITABLE FOR fnrin'prH Hud others: also, tlvo llllirtia ill foril. clionn. at Stablos of Brooklyn Citv aud Nontown Raih'Oad cor. DoKalb and atcs aves.

nihil) lot pOR SALE A LADY WISHES TO DIS noso of a flrst olass Wheeler Wilson sewimr ma chino; has almost all tho improvements; wiil bo sold very cbcap. Apply at 63 DouglaBs st. iTfOR SALE A HANDSOME COUPE I' Rockawav. nearly now. mado By Lawrence.

Natv York. Can be seou at POWER'S carriago factory, Atlautio avo, noar Flatbu6h avo. nibs Stood5 jOR SALE AS COMPLETE TURN OU nn pyips fhn rnncl Vm borso ifl verv Fast: flno road wiitr on weight 127 pounds; now Portland sleigh, blaukots, hood, EorIo oiBce. mM 3t I 70R SALE SADDLE HORSE. A PINE dapple grey horse 15 bands high, sound, stylish, with speed nnd great euduranoo, Tho ownor is going to Eurnns and ho will ho sold for private uso at a barcatn.

Call at SIFFKIN'S STABLE, comer of Harrison and Court streets. mna ut IOR SALE A NUMBER OF BUSINESS wnrons. such as irrocors. bakers, bntohors. nlumb ers, milk and oxpross; nlso, peddlers and somo socond hand warranted to carry from 1 200 owt.

toil.500 owt; they aro to suit all purposes. BARRETT corner of iNavy ana oounson 3ts. nmnds FOR SALE SEVERAL HORSES JUST arrived from tho country: somo aro hoavy, Giiitablo for cn.rfs or trucks, and somo for liarht work: all warrantod sound and kind also a half spring cart, nearly new, with harness. Apply to or address GEORGE 0. ATCHISON, at Curran's StableB, 43 Littlo st, opposite Ply.

mouth. mlvm GROCERS, BAKERS AND BUSINESS li IT cnti nnR: cnanhns. nhmtnns. Rocknwavs. ton and onen buggies, pony phnitons and hand wagons, all style, new aud second baud, twenty nor cont les3 than New York prioos.

Also, to lot, fine coachcB and road turn outs, nnd pomos aud pbsetons for ladies' Park driving. H. B. WITTY Cflrringo Manufactory and Stables, Nevins st, oornor of Fulton avo. mhl 6t' COEPORA'JTKON NOTiCES.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE. All ownors or oocupants of buildings In tha nrflt ten worua Ul tlio vuu jiuu.uku uiuuin from tho frontage of tho lots on which thoy aro built, as laid down on tho Assessors' Maps (for oxaraple a lot an Soars on the map aa having 25 foot frontago, but thoro uro uiltupon it two housos having 124 foot frontago I aro horn by notified that they must appear at tbo omoo of R. If. ToombB, mty surveyor, wasmngcon at, oornor oi Myrtlo ava, on or tiotoro ru aotjA i aiaron lotn, ana give intorma tion of tho fact, or they will be roqulred to tako fractional numbers. By bringing their tax bills, showing tho assessment number, they can at onee asoortain their location on tho map.

Nolioo will shortly bo given to parties in tho othor wards. R. M. WHITING, Chairman, Committee on Ro nominir and Ke numhorirut Streets. gTnb.7 8t OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMIS CertitleatcB of Tax Sales, for the Otlico of tho Collector of Taxes and Assessments.

Sealed proposals will bo received by tho Common Counoil, at the Mayor's ofiico, until Monday, March 21st, 1870, at 8 o'clook P. for furnishing the Offlco of tho Collootor of Taxes and Assessments with ten thousand Ocrtltloates of Tax Sales; fivo thousand Certificates of Assessment Sales two Record Books, of Certificates of Tax Sales, to contain threo thousand eertitioatos each two thousand Redemption Blanks. Blanks for estimating furnishod at tho Offlco of tho Street Commissioner, and nono othor will bo considered. Proposals "will not bo considered unloss accompanied with a consent in writing of two suroties of $500 each, on each proposal, (who shall qualify as to their responsibility,) that if tho contract bo awarded to tho jariy pruifumuK uivy wm uucuuiu uuuuu an ins auroty tor IIS 'nithful nerformancc: and in case be shall nr rnftiRn to execute tho contract, if so awardod, then that th'jy will pay to tho City of Brooklyn, tho difference botwoen tho prico so proposed and tho prico of tbo next highost bidder, to whom tho contract may no awardod. Proposals to be on dorsod, "To Iho Common Council," (specifying work.) By order of tlio Common Council.

Brooklyn, Mttroh 8th, 1870. MuMwi wMiwuwviiwiiuiwigaor, mbfllOt 0ARD 42 WILLOUGHBYST FIRST I olass board, for a singlo gentleman. mhIO 3t H30fi.RD 36 LIVINGSTON ST, BE JD tween Clinton and Court, largo hall room on Becoud floor, all lmprovomonts, bot and cola water ia room. OARD WANTED BY A YOUNG no sontloman in a resucotablo family, within minutes of South ferry, at aauross a. nagio oiuce, BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN full board in a houso having male boarders, within fourorflvo bleaks of Court and State stg; terms must bo modorato.

Addross HENRY, Eaglo offloa. "OOARDW ANTED ON THE HILL, IN JlB a privato family, for a young lady and gontlomin both ont during tho day board mu3t not excood ijrt per week oaob. AQdross X. Eaglo oflloo. mhl at BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE man and wife, a'second story front and hall room, with first class board location must be wltbiu fivo minutes of Wall st.

forry. Address, with full particulars, RAY MOND, Box N. Y. P. O.

mh8 6t BO ARD WANTED THE 1ST OF AY, by a family of fivo adulta, auuttoW five unfurnishod rooms, with first olass board, in a strictly privato family where tbero aro no other boarders. Addross, stating terms and location, E. 45 Livingston st. mh8 2tood1 OARD WANTED A MERCHANT. A wfdowor, desires board for Jiimsolf, son and daughter, adults; ono good sized room arid two small ones, which ho will furniBh if necessary; south of Atlantio and hotwooh Flatbush avo.

and EaBt Now York. A privato family wishing to rcduco exnouses, would have in arivordsor a dosirablo and permanent boardor. Addross N. T. (Board), Eaglo ofiico.

mh9 2t TO IiET HOUSES, Asct LET 353 PACIFIC ST, COR. BOND, an alcovo room, to ono or two gontlomon; torms moderate; mhIO 2t TO LET THE SECOND FLOOR OF of houso No. 251 Bridge st; gas and water; possession lBt of April. mu.9 3t," TO LET A LARGE, AIRY FRONT room and bod room, with use of kitoben, rent $16, in advanco, at 175 Jay st. mo LET LOWER PART OF SMALL A houso, on Classon avo, ninth houso north of Myrtle cars for tbo feirios pass tho door rent $18.

mO LET A NICE, 3 STORY, BASE B. mont and subcollar, briok houso, on Groono avo, Mton. E. D. BAILEY, 24 Court Bt.

TO LET THREE STORY AND BASE high Btoop mastio front honBO, on Hummit st, near Hicks; rent $800. E. P. BAIXEY, 24 Court st, mhlQ2t mO LET FURNISHED ROOMS, TO i gentlemen, without board; noar Fulton ferry. Apply ntleo Pearl Bt, betweon Sands and High ata.

mli8 3t TO LET TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, on socond floor, in a houso containing all molorn improvements; possession iinmediatoly. Apply at 50 B'ort Greene placo. mhS 3f mO LET FURNISHED PAR JL lors, basements and part of third floor of houso 195 ki Adams at. mb LET A FURNISHED HOUSE, all tho modorn improvements, with board for two adults. AddroEs A.

Eaglo offlco. mhlOBt mO LET A LARGE STORE, SITUATED a on one of tho best business blocks on Myrtlo avo. For particulars inquiro at 117 Myrtlo ave. mhIO 2t mb LET A STORE AND DWELLING, JS. onlfulton avo, near Ohaunceyst: also, floors at $11 and $15 per month.

Applj to BALDWIN PENDLETON, Oxford st, near l'Silton aro. mho tit LETHOUSE AND STORE NO. 116 Bridgo st, from Mav lst; willbo lot togother or separately. Inquiro of WM. HUGGINS, 111 Bridgo nt.

mh9 8tWlnS TO LET HANDSOME THREE STORY, basomentand sub collar brown stono bouse; all improvements, in splondid ordor, on Paoiflc st, near Nevins K. P. UAILEY, Court at. m'alO 2t, 0 LET TO MANUFACTURERS WITH JL steam power, two floors 11x45. Alen smaller rooms, All well lighted.

Apply to II. W. GKHEN, Hi Plymouth street. mh'J lm'1 mO LET THE 3 STORY, BASEMENT Ji and culiceilar, brick houso, No. Scbo.

inorhorn st, near Court. For permits apply to II. U. 21 Comvtst. mhIO 2t rilO LET THE 2 STORY, ATTIC AND a cellar, frame house, filled iu to peak, sovon rooms, in Degraw at, fourth houso west of Mxth uvo water and ga3; in good order and good neighborhood rent ig KO per yoar.

TO LET A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH modern improvements; noar Dr. Duryea's Church. Inquire at 0d Gates ave, from 11 A. to 7 P. SI.

prico $1.300. mlilO 2t TO LET A PARLOR FLOOR, 1,367 Fulton ave; agooilstand for a hrst class milliner or dressmakor. Apply to E. SMITH, in the fancy storo. mW0 2t" TO LET IN GRACE COURT ALLEY, a large brick stablo, with all tbo improvetucnts; accommodations for four horses and carriages.

Apply t.i D. M. CHAUKCEY, 165 Montague st. mhIO LET IN GOLD ST, NEAR MYRTLE ave, a cottage houso, oight rooms, ront $501; nlso, in Clusson avo, noar Myrtlo. a gothio cottage, yaa and water; ront $400.

Apply at 15 Hicks st, mblOtit'1 mb LET A FURNISHED ON M. room, to one or two gentlemen, or for bousekoeoiuK rent $10 ptr month. No, 15 Vino st, two blocks from Fultou ierry. mO LET THE THREE AND ONE HALF JL story brown atone tront uweiling House, jmo. hi Amity st.near Clinton.

Inquiro of K. O'BBIEW, 2.11 Hicks st, near Atlantic. mhIO mO LET THREE STORY AND BASE third floor, to a responsible party, at $85 'por month: possession immediately. Addrees Eaglo office. mb8 lb mO LET A THREE STORY, BRICK houso.

No. 22 St. Folix st, near Hanson lace rent, Inquiro of A. H. TAJT, No.

20 St. Felix st, or at 54 ueuorst, a. y. mm at mO LET THE BASEMENT, PARLOR JL floor and ono room on third floor of houso No. 101 Duffield st, with heater, rango aud stationary tnbs.

Apply on mo premises. mnu.it' mO LET THE STORE NO. 173 MYR 8 (lo aVc size, 21x10.3 plate glass front occupied now, and has been for tho last two years, as a hat Btoro. Atiply up upBtaire, in tuo mi liar saloon. mul bt TO LET WITH BOARD A NICELY furnished second story front room suitablo for ffon tleman and wifo or single gontlomon.

Tonus modorato; a'tx. mjnntcs from t'ulton ierry, cy hands st. mai 6t mO LET A STABLE, 50 BY 3(3. TEN Jl. stalls, water and gas and carriage bouse, Bergen st, near rioyt.

ivppiy ui ai. u. ia, iu uoy st, corner ot norgen. iu ui at mO LET IMMEDIATELY. THE LIME JL and Brick Yard recently occupied by H.

lleovo on Gowanus Canal, noar Hamilton ave. bridge; will sell tlio stock on hand, with horses, trucks, Ac. Inquire on tlio premises, or mua, nuuo tit mO LET IN CLINTON ST, NEAR ST. JL Ann's Church, to a gentleman and wife, a back parlor ntd front basement, with uso of front parlor, furnishoi also, gas and fuol. for $70 per month.

Address, witb rofor iicoo, X. Brooklyn P. (X rf6 LET OR LEASE FOR THREE Jtt, or firo years, houso and bar, old stand, in Grand st, near Fifth; rent low to a rosponsiblo tonant. Call from 8 to 10 o'clock at S6 First st, near South Ninth. mhl02tThAS' rpO LET A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, JL near the city; modern improvements; two acres of ground; carriage house frnitand ornamonial troos: horso cars pass the door; ront low.

Apply to JOS. Pit AY, over Dime Savings Bank. 36'5 Fulton st, Brooklyn. m6 LET OR FOR SALE "TERMS JS. in accordance with tho times, on DoKalb avo, soino beautiful stone front houses, in perfect order, ropleto with improvcmontB.

For particulars, apply to owner, 118 Cumberland st. nihil It" TO LET A FURNISHED HOUSE AND full lots of land, on Palchon avo. botwoon Putnam ave. and Jefferson ot, or house to let and furniture for sale immediate possession. Seo W.

II. WILDKH, 91 Fulton st, N. or CANDKK COOK, 1,016 Fultou ave. mb9 4f mO LET A SECOND FLOOR WITH Jt alcove and bath room and back parlor, all with boaters and gas. furnished or unfurnished, fn a neat corner house on Clinton t.

Rent moderate to a cood tonant. Address ri FA SON ABLE, Eaglo oilice. 6tl TO LET ON THE HILL A FINE 3 story brick houso. high stoop and basDinont, with brown stono trimmings; lino location; contains all tho modem improvements. 141 Adolphi st, betiveen Myrtlo and Willonghby aves, mo LET THE UPPER FLOORS OF A JL, three story house, on Fulton avo, on ouo of the most desirable corners in the city; is well adapted for a Dontist, Milliner, Apnly to DKLISSER, WILCOX MKD CALl'E, 14 Court st.

noar Joralemon. nih9 5t rfO LET BY A SMALL AMKRICAN Jl. family, the lower part of extension brick house, 20 3 Gates rooms; house has ali iraprovenients.in complete order. Can be seen at any time and possession given when required. mlr3 3t m6 LET A THREE STORY AND BASll JS.

ment brick houso, furnished, situated on Hicks st, rear State; prico $1,500 per annum. Apply to DKLISSER, WILCOX MliBOALFJi, 11 Court st, noar Joralanion. uikDSt TO LET A THREE STORY AND BASE ment brick liouso, with all improvements, situated on Bodfordulaco: price $1,200 por annum. Apply to ft LIS KKR, VlCOX MEDCALFE, 14 Court st, noar Morale "2. mus ot mo LET THE BROWN STONE FRONT nnnJ .,1 .1 on the 1st of April, when it will ho thoroughly repaired aud icauy ior occupancy on tuo istoi May.

Apnly to uttaa. I'. Al.T.TCN. with ftronf Wodtni Tntt fir, Wl tVtlltnm at IV Y. mhl0 3t" LET UPPER STORIES OF THE building.

213 Fulton 2JS.T112. rnnninir Hi mil oh to rear street, with hoistway, bigh ceiling, pinto glass front, trna. Tvntnr.nlntmta Aro will Innon fnr )iif mniinrnn turjug or other business. Apply to J. E.

OORStELL, Court and Joralemon sts. mh5 fit9 rW0 LET APRIL 1ST A NICE THIRD JL floor, fivo rooms, water, very convenient for housekeeping, lo a small family of adults; houso is good and in an excollont neighbornood but threo adults in balanco of bouse. TnonirA on thn nrnmimi Sfl al. Kntnrnn Klu. and Hoyt Bts.

mo LET A 3 STORY, BRICK HOUSE, ti, repleto with all modorn improvements, situatod, in Baltic at, Brooklyn, first, houso oast of Fifth avo, on north Bide, only threo blocks from Prosnnct, Pnrlr: ront. mnrl to a responsible pnrty. For particulars inquiro on prem jrvo, utm i. rijjui, lvo jnaiwxnx bxi. mew xotk.

rgOLET THE THREE STORY AND" XL basement and sub collar, high stoop brlok houso, 207 Bridge st, botween Concord and Tillary, thirtoon rooms, niOnern iintlrOVemfsnlil. in rtTTnollont. rtrflpv anon fwim tt In For further particulars, inquire of A. DBURY. intiuj.iirai, bi, uetweon rnira antt nourtn avos, attor 8 P.M.

rnhin 4t mo LET FURNISHED THE SUPE rlftr hlllU. mnA Wnn.ot.nn bouse, No. 3(i Park place, near Prosooot Park; sine 26x05; containing ovory improvement, burglar alarm, Ac. house and furniture ono yoar old; all parlor floor finished in bard wood; furniture of Bunorior quality stablo for four horfesonrear lot; rent possession any time. In quiro of owner on promisos.

mlilO 2t TbiS" LET IN AN ELIGIBLE LOCATION, thirty minutes' ridn tn thn fon inq. fhn tnwpr unrt IK rooms) of a hou60, containing all tho improvemonts, hot and cold vyator, stationary tubs, bath room, ic. the furniture contained in tho roomB will bo sold to a dosirable tenant. A Small familv of ndlllts. Wl.sbinrr in r.nmmnnnn hnuqnlrnnn mg, will find this an oxcollont opportunity; ront $30 nor month, immediate possession und no moving iu May.

Ad dress E. 1L Eagle office mhIO tf FOK OTHER TO LETS. SEE FIRST PAGE. IFOR SAIjE. FOR SALE OR TO RENT PIANO IN good ordor.

by a party who has givon up housekeeping. Call at lti5 South Oiford St. 70R SALE PIANO A BARGAIN IN good order, at HARRISON'S, 222 Washington St. mhl0 3tThSM FOR SALE PEACH BLOW AND Wkltn TJ4 nrUn1nnnl Unnt fnnf ot Atlantic at. OASK POWELL.

nibSSt" "HOK SALE CHEAP TUE good businoss. For particulars, address Eajrlo of fico. mb9 3fc UOB SALE LEASE OX FULTON avo. Hntfll? Mio hoof, nlnnn nn n.vff tin i tier rt. ffOO(l lltlRinnHH Snfinfnotnrv rnncntia fni fhn fl'i In tnniiirn of SAMMIS, on tho promises, 133 Fulton avo.

FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL SUITE OF tinrlnp fnrniiinrA. nnat. tblitO. nni? will hn nnlil fnpftlOn it is fully enuiil to now. nnd is haro ain nlso.

nnrlor onrnnta anJ dining room furnituro for sale. Can bo seen at No. 837 navy st, betweon ana I'm ton gyps. muw at' OR SALE A GOOD STEAM BOILER, .) i'nnli sllivn OI tnn 1 fn rnlnvn fltlao Btcam drum. 80x30 inch, wilh fuvfntv nnd obock viilvea.

tranire. slop and blowjff oooks, iirnace front, grate bars, brooobing. ao. jan do Been in use at tins omoo, TjOB SALE THE LEASE AND FIX 1 tiirnn nf ImlpTinp ahnn. Innliidino n.

lifih and OVSter stand, now doitur a flrat class huslnoss will bo sold at a reasonable prico. Inquiro on the promisos. No, 133 Do Kalb avo, botween Adolphi st. and Clermont avo. inhv 6t FOR SALE A SIX OCTAVE ROSE wood niano.forto.

bj Nunns Now York, Boodtono.andisin perfect ordor; prieo, wltti stool and cover. J00. Apply at ili aaoneti, street, uutun omuu d. ninmi" TTIOR SALE A SPLENDID ROSEWOUU I'iano, 73i'Ootara has only beon in uso two months a beautiful toned instrument; round corners, carved los, i i 111 v. (btrji lnaa fhnn none, as the owner Is leavinir the city.

Apply at 48 Wyokoff at, botwosn Court and Smith. niumat STOCK ANI FIXTURES of flrst olass ladies' and (touts' furnlahlnff and fancy Roods storo, doing a steady trado, or. ono of the loading strcots in this oity will be aoid olioap bought immediately; good reasons for selling. Addross W. nngo omoo.

mh88tood OR SALE THE LARGE AN UP AO tory, Nos. 7 and fl Warron st, noar Court 12 horso power enirino and all nooo33ary maohinery for marble iiiiiK, can easily bo used for otnor nmnufnomitiK purposes. Apply to M. CUAUNOfiY, 155 Moutaguo 8t. fol7 I OR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN A rul nnd Rwret tone, rich and oleirantly ilnishod.

Also, a French plato mirror, with oornicos, 24x72. Both articles aro to bo sold very cheap, if called for immodiatoly, botween tho hours of 12 and 1 and 6 and Sh P. at S52 Atlantio 8t, ovor tho dros3makor's, mU93t WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, washing and ironing at hor own housa; good referouccs. ft pply at 214 Nassau or. 7S7AN TED BY A RESPECTABLE WO man, to tako oaro of a baby, at bar mr.i housoj terms moderate Good roferonoos.

Apply at 2U Nassau sfc. WANTED A QUIET YOUNG MAN wants a noatly furnished room noar Fulton or Wall at. forty; terms $8 to 810 por month private houso pre ferrori. AddresaBABDIMb, Eagle office. WANTED A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, in good neighborhood, prico about for nhiok a flrst cIaBS stationery storo will bo taken in part pay.

mont. Call at 835 Sixth ave, N. Y. mhloat'eod ANTED BY A WIDOW LADY, A cm.ll limien nnnr fVin frHna. nhnm t.bnm WOUld DO no objeotion to a fow boarders.

Addross, utatlng oil par tionlcrs, rent, Ac, Mre. O. E. Willlamsburgh P. O.

7S7ANTED A RESPEOTABLiH II woman, to go out in families to do washing ana ironing; good references. Call at 70 Tlllary st, botwoon Jay and Pearl ets. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE woman, washing and ironing, at hor own homo, or would go out by tliB day; good roforenco. Oan bo Boon tor two days at IU Bolivar st, ono door from Canton. ANTED TO EXCHANGE MANU facturod goods at thoir cash value, for brlok or stone houso in a good location.

Address, With full partiou lars.H.A. BoxC.656. N. Y. P.

mh3 6tood ANTED TO PURCHASE A SMALL ln nn lntffu. nrtnn frnin $3,000 to $6,000. Address, stating location, price and terms, A. H. THfFT.

206 Pearl st, New York. mh8 3f WANTED TO RENT A HOUSE, partly furnished, convenient to ferries, whoro the owner will take board for rent, with privllego of two pr throe other boarders; best roferences givon. Address W. I Kagloofflco. WA JfTED BY A FIRST CLASS SEAM" Btress, a few moro ongagoments to go out by tho day: is good dressmakor; understands all kinds of family sowing: lias her own maohlno.

Call at 107 Butler st, near Hoyt, South Brooklyn. ANTED A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE rlnftirn. wiHi dinnnp fnr thn Itidv. twminfnrniBhod rooms, Buit ablo for Iiht bousokeeping, in a houso with a private iamily, wuo aiuo auout noon, iiaaroas Englo office 'ANTED BY A COUPLE WITHOUT nbilrlren. four iinfiirnlnbed rnntiiH.

fnr bousokoon ing, with a quiet Amorican family; gas not necessary, hut water indispensable rent not to exceod $20. Addross, statiug locality, EXPECTANT, Eaglo office. ANTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG vnunir irirl wlwhoR work, bv tbo dav or week, as dross makor oan bo sion at her own homo at any timo. Do Kalh ave, botween Hycrson st. and Grand avo oan bo well rocom mended.

Please call third house from Grand ave. ANTED A SMALL BUT OOM plotcly furnished house on Brooklyn Holghts, within ordinary walking distance of St. Ann's Church family of four; no children; rent not to exoood $1,600. Address CHAHLES KEENE, Eaglo office. mh88f WANTEDPART OF A HOUSE, BY A small family; second floor may be reserved ontiro by ownor or lessor uoueo must contaio all improvements will pay about $600 rof erenoe given and ronuirod South Ereeklyn proferred.

Address JOHN JAY, Eagle office. mlilO 3tJ WANTED EROM MAY 1, BY A GEN tleman and wife, a socond floor of tbroo or four rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in a house with all tho im tirovemciits located near Wall st. forry; meals to bo snrrod by Prof. Blot. Address, stating full particulars as to location and terms, B.

B. Eagle ofiico. ANTED IMMEDIATELY TO HIRE a dwelling house, with all tho motl3ni iinnrove mcnts; rent about and tho rent to bo taken out in board by tlio ownor. Apply to WHITLOOK VOOBIIES, Real Hstato Agcnty, 337 Cuiuhorland st, cor. Fulton avo.

ANTED TO RENT, IN BROOKLYN, iium niayisr. or sooner, Dy a vory smaii, reajioui bio family, a small bouse, with improvements, and in good location, or a convenient part of a bouse. Address, with full particulars, F. SC1IROKDEK, caro Box 191, N. Y.

Post Ofiieo. mhii 2t. ANTED A FURNISHED ROOM, v. it bout board, by a sinjtlo gentleman, in the imme diaie vicinity of tho Piorrepont Houso; if two or threo roi.ui. could bo bad would bring two gentlemon with him.

Address to day and to morrow only, with fullost particulars, "Mr. A. NOliTON," caro of Chamberlain, florist, Montague st, noi I licks. 7" ANTED A GOOD HOUSE, WITH stable, above Oxford st. for throe or five years.

or would buy a desirabio place, with six or moro lots, at a reasonable price. Any party ivishing to sell, and who docs not expect to make bis fortiino on ono sain, may addross, with lowest price and full particulars, P. Bo.t 2,303, N. Y. 111I1S tit" ANTED A HOUSE WILL PAY from I2.0(in to ST4.UIM casll for a morinrn built three story brick and stone front liouso, about 22xr; well located, on tbo Heigfcts or Hill.

Ownors roalisiuj; tho tendency of all things, real estate not excopted, may meet a casb customer by addressing in confidonco, stating full par ticulras and prico, G. DoKalb avo, first homo aouthwest of Bedford ave. EIOAIISMS Ni. "OOAED ROOMS TO LET, IN A PRI JL5 vato family, witb first class board. Apply at 130 (Vil low st terms moderate, roforeuces oxchanged.

0XRD ELEGANT ROOMS TO LliT, Ji with board, in tho splendid largo brown slono houso 14S Lafayotto ave. nihil 4t (5ARD ON THE HEIGHTS TWO J5 js large and handsomely furnished rooms, at 62 Montague (d. st 1.5 ARD THE BEST AND CHEAPEST JL3 in the city al tho Washinctlon House, 2i6 Hicks st, cor. mate, vritu. yATiiini, I'ropnolon miiiust' lT)OAKD 9 MONTAGUE TERRACE JL third houso from Kenisen st A fow first class tablo boaiders will bo taken.

mliSSt1 BOARD PLEASANT ROOM, WITH first clr.63 hoard, in ono of tho best locations iu Brooklyn, for gontleman and wife, or gentlemen. Apply at sou unnron si, cor. ot uarron. mniu 3f TO ARD ON THE HEIGHTS JL tlomon and their wives, or singlo gontlomon, can ho nccommouateu witn nrst ciass uoara, at aa uicks st, mhIO 3t OARD 48 WYCKOFF ST, BETWEEN jlj' uouri ano omitn bis rurmsneu rooms, on nrst aau secona unors ainner at o'cloclt no moving in May. mhl0 2t' BOARD 2 09 HEN RY ST, NEAR STATE, to let, with board, a largo socond story room, nicely turnished, to two gentlemen, or gontleman and wife; also, hall room to asingle gentleman.

TJ OARD 269 STATE ST. NEAR BOND. JLP furnished rooms to lot, with first class board, to gon iiemcn aim tueir wires, or singlo gentlemen; terms reason able; no moving in May. mlilO 3t BOARD TO LET, A LARGE AND small furnished room, with or without board, at 142 mouguuy st. largo room suitablo for gontloman and wife, or two singlo gentlemen tonus reasonable.

mh9 2t" BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD A back parlor and third story back room. Apply at No. 9 Creene ave, botween Cumberland st, and Carlton ave. BOARD GENTLEMEN AUD THEIR wives, or singlo gontlomon, can be accomuiodutod with pleaEaut, furnished rooms and good board at285Wiym irgte.uEt. rali3 tit' "B30ABD TO LET, VITH BOARD, SEC end story front room, handsomoly furnished: also, largo room on tbo third floor, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen 101 Lawrence st.

jnh93t 1 ARD ON THE HEIGHTS 70 MON laguo st A largo front hall room, for a single gentleman also, a room for two gontlomon, at. a very moderate price also, on May 1st, two vory dosirablo front rooms 011 second floor, with hot and cold water, mhS lit BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED suite of rooms, on second or third floors, with first class board also, a hall room: house contains modern improvements, and within fivo minutes of Wall st. and South ferries terms moderate. 44 Joralemon st. BOARD TO LET, ON MAY 1ST, WITH good board, a second floor of threo rooms, unfurnished also, two largo rooms, on third floor, ono furnished, to a family of adults, or gentlomon and thoir wives privato fani Jay st.

mhltl St OARD 205 BRIDGE ST, NEAR CON cord Second story front room to let, to gentlemen Hilling io room together; nlso, hall room on third floor; only a fow boarders; the comforts of a homo can be enjoyed terms 36 and $7: dinnorat6)S. rnhlO 2t' YOAR) A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE A and two or threo singlo gontlomon, can havo ploasanfc rooms and treod board, in a privato family; only ten minutes to ferries; terms vory moderate. 100 Duflield st. near Myrtle avo. mhIO 3t "OO ARD WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS; terms from $10 per week; rooms handsomely furnished; marble front building; piano, bath, ffas, anl all modern improvements.

Apply at 187 Fulton st, throe doors above Nassau. fol2 ly OARD TW6L AllWRCMSTAlV JLJv ly furnished, ono on socond floor, tho otlior on third, snitablo for gentlemen andwifo or two gontlomon; also, a hall room house contains all inodorn improvements terms moderate. Apply at 35 Willoughbyst. jalO 3m BOARD A PHYSICIAN'S FAMILY having one furnished and two unfurnishod rooms more than needed, will let them, with board and privilege of parlor and piano, to llrst elass partios. Call at 1.335 Ful ton ave.

Terms reasonable. mh7 6t BOARD 118 SECOND PLACE TO let, ivitli board, a eocond story, front parlor and bedroom adjoining, togother or Beparatoly liouso and neighborhood first olasa; best of roforencos given and required; teims moderate. rnh8 6t BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS, TO lot, with board, tho second floor and other rooms will bo lot to a nico quiet family, or to gontlomen: no moving; nil improvements in my house. Call on or address 890 Ad 01 phi Bt, near Fulton avo. Mrs.

T. B. RHODES. mhIO 2f BOARD CLINTON AVENUE AN American family of about throo porsons can havo sat lsiactory board in a private family; nicely furnished front rcoms, second floor; everything nrst olass; torms roason qble. Address A.

C. Eaglo ofBco. mhIO 2f CARD NEAR CITY HALL A BACK parlor, to ono or two gentlemen; a good location for a physician also, pleasant rooms and good board to a fow gentlemen; terms moderate. 62 Tillaiy st, threo doors from Adams. mhIO 6t eod3 BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN accommodato a gentleman and wifo, two singlo gentlemen with a ploasant room and board, on roasonaulo terms; convenient to cars and ferries; roforenues oxchanged dinner at 6.

Apply at 327 Gold Bt, noar Fulton av( BOARD A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAM ily will lot, with Ijonrd, to a young marriod oouplo, or two single trontleajon, a lino room, woJl furnialiod, on socond flrKr, liouso brown atono, now, situated on Honr st, South Brooklyn best roforenco required. Addross, giving real name, P. Q. Pox 6,083, Now York. OARD TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS iiumen, a largo, uanasomoiy iurmsnou cuamoor, witn amuie closet room; houso contains all improvements, and is convenient to cars and ferries.

Apply at 95 Wost Warron St. mhSJit BOARD 158 SOUTH OXFORD ST, BE twoen Fulton and Atlantic avos To let, witb zond board, a suite of rooms, ono an alcove, suitablo for a largo family; will be let. singly or t3getber; also, a small room, for a gentleman; tho location is unsurpassed; convenient to all the ferries by cars. Mo moving in May. mh8 3t BOARD LARGE, NEWLY AND HAND somely furnished socond or third story, front room, to pormanont and agreeable parties houso 25 foot, first elaeB.

101 Amity at, fourth brown stonofrom Honry; convenient to South and Wall st. forries; no moving; reforonco required. mli94t BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A large, plcnsast front room, on second floor, with hall bedroom connecting; will bo lot en auito or sopniatcly, to a gonth man and wifo, or Bingloecntlouion family small; house has all improvements. Inquiro at 105 Pinoapplo st. mho 2t' OARD A LARGE FRONT ROOM.

ON Bccond; floor, also, two Binglo rooms to lot, with good board, ovcrything homemade, at 103 Princo st, near Wil lougiiby: houso clean and well kept, and within fivo minutes' walk of the City Hall. Ladio3 and gontlomon will find this a vory desirable homo. mhl I2t" BOARD TO LET A LARGE, HAND somely furnished room on tho socond floor, to a gontleman and wifo, or two singlo raon houso has all tho modern improvements, and within fivo minutes' walk of oithor 'V0 or Wa" 6t ferries; roforonces exchanged. Apply at26CoivcordBt. mh8 2tn'niTh BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD IN A private family, at 84 Fort Groono place; a second stoty alcovo room also, an oxtonsion room, with hall room adioiniug, or a back room on third floor; all noatly furnished; houso has modorn improvements; neighborhood first class terms reasonable.

mb92t IOARD 187 CLERMONT AVE ELE Bant rooms, in this firat olass brown stono rosidonco, an aleove, second story, front; also, handsome room ou top floor; firo and gas; suitablo for gontlomon and ladies; a small family offer a social homo to a fow pormanont partios; terms modcrato boantiful summer location roforonoos ro Quirod; rohlO 3t BOARD A PRIVATE AMERICAN family, living In thoir own house, will lot'to a gentleman and wifo or singlo gontlomon, a largo and well furnished second story front room hit and coldwator in room houso has all the modorn improvements; southern oxposuro dinner at 0 P. M. Roforonces oxobangod. 81 Douglass Bt. mh9 6t TJOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, J.

9 two young ladies, or two gontlemen, oan find good board and pleasant rooms, in a private family, pn a healthy location, a fow blocks from ProBnoot Park, and handy to Coney Maiid oars: terms reasonable to permaiiont partios. Call or address No. 17 Tonth botwoon Third and Fourth avemioa. mhIO 8t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO largo rooms connecting, on second floor; hot and oold water in room terras front room samo floor $31; third floor front room $17 family privato house lias modern im Rrovements; location desirable, 222 Degraw st, noar Olin Hamilton forry; 20rainutosfroin Fulton feiry; roforonces exchanged. BOARD HANDSOME SUITE OF rooms, furnished, with or without board terms vory moderate to respectable young mon, or a family wishing to goto housekeeping board tno bost; bath, hot and oold water: from livo to ten minutes of forrios; also, a room on tho third floor, for two gontlomon.

Ploaso apply at No. 80 Cheevor place, botween Harriaon and Degraw sts. mh93t BOARD AT NO. 9 MONTAGUE TER raco, third houso from Itomsou st. first ola69 aoopm modatlons for gontlomon and thoir wivos or singlo gontlomon this house is nowly and lmndsoraoly furnished and is Biluatod intho finoEt Bummor looation in the whom oity, commanding a fine view of tho Bay.

and is but about two minutes walk from Wall st. forry. Thoso wishing to seouro rooms for the sunimor oan make their arrangements now. mh86t Wall Stseet, March 19. Gold opened with a reaction this morning from dosing figures of last night, and thd first sales in tno room woro made at IU.

Tho announcement that at a Cabinet mooting yesterday was docided not to attempt resumption, beim 'interpreted first to mean opposition on tho part of the government to tho present downward movement, was tho principal causo of this firmness, but a bettor nnderstandimr of the moaning of this policy, showing it to be tee removal of the removal of tho ono great danger of a violent reaction after par was reached, withdrawing this support from tho niorkot, Iho premium again wont off until it touohod 110. Tho Bhort interest in tho raarkot would aoem tobe loss than for some days past, beiug ia fact mostly wiped out in tho flurry of yesterday. Gold loans woro made oarly thio morning at 2 and 8 por cont. for carrying but tho latest transactions havo boon at 4 and per cent, for carrying and 5 por cont ex Clearing Houso. A comparative lull in tho excitement is apparent this morning, tho seeming confidonco with which it has beon asserted in somo quarters that gold would not go below 110 operating to chock sales for tho present, whilo buyers aro few.

Governments aro itronger. This raorninj, upon tho interruption of tho break iu the gold market, prices on tbo first call wero; United States 6s. IF81, reffistorcd, 113M bid; do. coupon llllo a 114M do. 6 20s, '62, coupon, lOSIJi bid; do.

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Stocks are firm and buoyant, in view of the same contingency. I'rlcos of leading shares at this hour are: Pacific Mail, SflJi a 87 New York Central and Hudson River, a do. Bcrip, a 9 iJi Harlom, 143if U4H; H. adin, XU; tako Shore, 88 a 87; Chicago and Northwestern, Tiii a do. preferred, Rook Island, lKJinllJii; Milwaukee and St.

Paul, 62)(a Wi: do. pro. fcrrcd, rtWi a Ohio and Mississippi, 294 a 29; Erio, 25 i bid do. preferred, 44. StocK Exchange Sales First Boards New York, March 10, 1870.

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A r.lV, FOT I.T1I OP JULY. Tbo Fora tli of July, 1.S7U, will le the one hundredth aimivcrfary of lmlr mlenc. This fai't having occurred to Representative J. Mcr rell, of Pennsylvania, he resolved to si nd his name down to posterity iu connection with an uuusual cel. brntion of the event.

lie thought at the same he would make a point with his constituents and secure popularity iu Philadelphia. So he has iutroduccd a bill providing that the glorious centennial shall be made additionally glorious by a grand national exhibition to bo held iu the City of Brotherly Love. There are to be Commissioners from each State constituting a Board that shall report to and be controlled by Congress, and Iho fair is to bo officially proclaimed by the President, etc. Benton's criticism of the Nebraska act, that there was "a stump speech in the belly of the will forcibly apply to Morreli's incisure. There is a regular Fourth of July oration in it.

The bill was referred 2nd prolubly be permitted to slumber peacefully until the two hundredth Fourth 01 Jnly. AIF. LKE ELOQUENCE. The Air Lino Railroad bill is going through the usual course of debate in Iho House. Listening Id spr eLUis on it iB like retidiny dusty old tiles of the Oiibc.

THE FE1IAT.E CUBAN JUoXA. It may not be generally kuowuthal there is Female Cuban Junta here, and that Mrs. Senator Pomeroy is its President. It gave a reception last night to GenertI Quetada. There were present influential Cubans aud Cuban sympathizers, aud the feeliug iu favor of tlio causo of the patriots had a Btrong flavor of eulhusiusin, OUIt INDIAN POLICY.

The House Comuiitlco ou Indian Affairs is busy eoi! sidciiDg a new Indian policy for tho Government. The cr.isling state of affairs the (hroat cuttiuy and scalping cm one side and the mattering on the other shows that r. new one is badly needed. Some of the measims lavored by the Committee are the aboiittou of the treaty system ami the putting of the Indians on reservatijus, COLOlt AGAIN. The color quest ion has broken out again iu several of our public schools.

Rome Iialf a ilo.eu negro children were admitted as scholars, aud a number of white children were withdrawn by their' parents. The complaining parties say that what they regard as an outrage is peculiarly unjustifiable iu the present case becauso there are excellent colored schools as well managed as the white ones alroady established. Pecokic. THE eeEHEES MURDER. Chambers Alleged to have been Bom while his Mother was Confined in a Lunatic Asylum, DIS TRIAL SET DOWN FOU THE THIRD J10KDAY LV APRIL SiEXT.

COURT OF OYER AND TER3I1NER Judgf. Gilukrt and Justices YoonnEES and Johnson. Pursuant to ailjournniont, the Court of O.ver and Tormincr was opened at half past nino o'clock this morning, for the purpose of hearing argument of counsel in favor of having the trial of William Chambers postponed until next month. Mr. Charles S.

Spencer and Xfr, William F. Howe, associate counsel for tho defense, were on hand at an early hour, and long before the timo sot for tlio opening of the Court a largo crowd had gathered in tho vicinity of tho Court House. In conversation with members of tho bar, Mr. Spencer said it vfould be impossible for him to get ready before April, and slated that ho thought it would not be just towards the prisoner to force them to go to trial bef ore that lime. When the case was called Mr.

Howe asked for a postponement until the third Monday or Wednesday iu April, on account of tho difficulty in proparing for the defense, which was rendered more difficult on account of tho intense excitement which had been caused by the event. Mr. Howe also read au affidavit drawn up by Mr. Charles S. Spencer, ono of tho counsel for the defense, setting forth that from conversations hold with tho prisoner ho had not yet been able to get at the truo facts of the case; that he had been informed that prisoner's mother had died in a lunatic asylum, and that Chambors had bceu born while his mother was iu tho asylum.

To establish thoso facts it would bo necessary to send a Commissioner to Ireland, and the dokvy was also asked for on account of tho lime which would be required lo get. important witnesses from Washington. Tho theory of tho dofenso was to be that of insanity. His Honor Judge Gilbert, remarked that tho affidavit did not present any logal objections, aE all the allegations contained in it were only on information and belief. Mr.

nowe stated that the iuformaliou that Chambers had been born in a Lunatic Asylnm was given by Chambers himself. Mr. Sponccr then addressed tho court at some leuglh in support of his application for a postponement. He Eaid It was based upon tho fact that they could not possibly be ready for trial boforo tho third Wednesday iu April. He should prefer io havo it put down for Wed nesday instead of Monday, as that would give him more lime to devote to tho dofonso of McFarland, whoso trial was set down for the first Monday in April.

Tho information that Chambers had boen born in a Lunatic Asylum, was extracted from the unfortunate man himself, whose mind was now in such a state that he was almost wholly unlit to bo placed on trial. Tho District Attornoy stated that ho was opinion that tho plea of insanity was only a pretext. Mr. Spencer thon swore to tho truth of tho Btatomout contained In Mb affidavit, and stated that those were the only reasons why a delay was asked for. Ono Jua tico of tho Kings County Oyor nnd Terminer was the samo to him as another, and while ho entertained tho highest respect for Hia Honor's learniug aud impartiality, he had the fullest confidence in all." Mr.

Hewe stated that they were not prepared to swear that Chambers was in such a condition as to unfit him to be placed on trial, but that the affidavit set forth that his body was eeblo, but that his mind was confused and weak he believed ho could not distinguish between right and wrong. Mr. Spencer again addressed tho Court, and said tho excitement which had boen caused by tho shooting of Mr. Yooruees would also render tho task of defending 'Chambers one of moro than ordinary difficulty. Ho co jld assure tho Court, however, that if the postponement r.sked for should bo granted, no unnecessary delay should take placo in preparing tho oommissious.

Aftor somo discussion respecting the legal points involved, Judge Gilbert ordered that the trial should be set down for the third Wednesday iu April. Mr. Spencer thanked tho Court aud thon withdrow in company wilh hia associate Mr. Howe. THIRD emtio oral housework.

Apply at, 125 JJoan st. ANTED BOOK FOLDURo BcwerF. Apply at this omoo. man 4f ANTED A GIRL TO DO UPSTAIRS work. Ono with Kooa reforonco may apply at wo.

20 Clinton st, mm h9 3t' WANTED A GOOD, STRONG GIRL for general housework. Como well reooramendod lo 181 Van Huron el, ninth hnnso southoast of Olaason avo. ANTED A GIRL IN A SMALL FAM1 ilv. to do housowoik and assist in taking 'oaro of a two children. Apply at 513 DoKalb avo.

mhlU2t" ANTED A GOOD PLAIN OOOK, washer and froacr. Annlv for two davs. oftor 10 A.ai., at us jimss sr. WANTED A GROCERY CLERK mt'st understand the businoss and bo. well rocom mended.

Apply at the corner of Olasson and Groono 'iNTED A CAPABLE GIRL, FOR r. aoneriil nonsowork: a nood cook, waslior ana lroa cr. Apply, withrefereneoB, ntl93 Gates ave. WANTED A GOOD, WILLING GIRL, for rrenernl housework in a small family'! $12 por montti. xyy iuiott place.

WANTED A GIRL, FOR GENERAL hontowork none ueed apply without good rofbr cnccs. Apply at 241 Schormcrhorn at. WANTED A GIRL, 12 TO 13 YEARS of age totakooaro of a child, and do light work about tho Iioubo. Apply at EM8 Adolphi Bt, near Fulton gv. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A YOUNG Gorman or English girl to tako caro of a young child and do plain sowing.

Apply at No. SB President st. "ANTED A WAITRESS AND TO assist in the chumborwork and do the Una washing Call at Oi alontnguo st; ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL Vinnppvfnrk: must bo a irnnd wnsber and ironor: pood city roforencos required. Apply at 40 Elliott plaoo. ANTED A COMPETENT SERVANT, for general housowork.

to whom liberal wogos will be paid. Apply at 95 Gates ave. mhIO 2t ANTED A WOMAN AS WAITRESS and chambermaid, with good oity reforoncos. Ap ply jttllVHhdisst. WANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironor; best of oity roforonces required.

Apply at JSOHenryst. ANTED A GIRL, TO DO PLAIN sowing and take caro of a baby. Apply for two days at 200 Carlton avo. "ANTED AT 92 MONTAGUE ST, AN nxnnrlonceil child's nuroo: Protoatant. proiorrea; city reforonco required.

ANTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL for general housework in a small family jmust do a good plain cook, waehor and ironor. Inquire in Van Buren first, hnuso northeast of NoBlrand ave. mhIO 2t'ThAS ANTED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as first class cook and Iaundro93 nagos $15. Apply, ivitb roforenco, ot 385 Washington ave, between Fulton and Atlantic aves. mhl02t IfTrANTED A GIRL, FOR GENERAL housowork must bo a first rdto washer and irouoi, and come well recommended.

Call at northeast coruor of Gates and Franklin aves. VNTFD OPERATORS ON SHIRT fronts; to good, experienced bands, work will bo given out; hIeo, a smart girl, to pack. Apply at 44 Butler sr. ANTED A BOY FROM JS TO IS years of arco, ibnfc has somo o.Tporicnco nt house piuntiiic At piy at wavy st, uotween 1'uiton ana mtuy r.vcs; inquiro in tho basement for Mr. McK A.Y.

girl7t5 y' do general housework, for a small family; must bo a grod rook r.nd laundress references required. Apply at 2: CcKt Warren nt. )7'AN TED BY" A SMALL AM33RIC AN of adults, 0 second floor, water on the floor; rent abenfc also, for sale, a rosewood bookcasn. Gall or ss 7 F.ust Baltic St. KXANTED A COLORED GIRL, FOR general nouseworK, tor a small Iamily; must bo a good cock, washer and ironor; good referouccs required.

Apply at 79 Gates avo, near Hall st. TED 100 FANCY BRAID SEW ors. ou ramos ntso. sirls to loarn. Annlv nt i Ai.Aivts Rioro, corner oi iwenty accona at.

ana iitui ave, South Brooklyn. STANTED A COMPETENT GIRL, AS nurse end seamstress, with good citv roferences. Apply lor two uays corner ot iHew xorlc avo ana ucrijon st. nib!) Ot1' "Vy ANTED A COMPETI3NT WOM tN as cook, who lias been encagod in a French or Gorman family as cook. Call, with refeioncss, at 131 Clinton st.

WANTED A GOOD, RELIABLE GIRL to cook, wash and iron. Reference required. Apply at. 17." Gates avo, second houso west of Hunter st. mhti 111" "117 AN TED FIRST CLASS OP It A tors on fine shoes, and fitters on turned tops; noiie but eApciicncetl bands need apply: pay evoiy llonaay oven, ing.

1S1 Fulton st, top floor; steady work warranted. Mr. CAMPHELL. 5T ANTE1 AT 52 JORALEMON ST, nriviito familv. a competent clinmlicrmaM av weitrcse, and lo assist in tho washing and ironiitu; city raf evences required, Cull hatwecn 10 and 1, to morrow, ltth inst.

'ANTED A SMART, CLEAN YOUNG irirl. about sixteen voars old. tohobi nurse a baliv and make herself ponerally usoiul to a sood eirl with trood rcccnimenciattons tair wages will do mvon. Apply tor two days, at northeast corner of Tompkins ave. and Madison st.

WANTED AS AN ASSISTANT IN A nnlltil inuli till ion rtimp, onn wrtlo vtnnt. 1.. ,1 A 1 A 'ANTED 76 GOOD SERVANTS Cooks. Wflitresso chamb'ermiiids. laundresses.

muses, nun Kins mr cenorai nouseworK, ior esconont situations both in city and country. Highest waifos without delay at air. HENDERSON'S office, 18 Court st, near Mon ttirtuc st. mhIO 2t ANTED FIRST CLASS SERVANTS and cilis latolv landed for snlnndid flitnatinns in centlcmen's families hundreds of lirst class situations ready; creates! demand for Kirls over in Brooklyn; ofiico vrnh ladies itaily; pirls who cannot afford to pay. tupplicd free of charge, at MANNING'S, cor.

Court ana Joralemcn sts. mhO lt WANTED 100 EXPERI ENOED servants, and Rirls lately landed, and small ftirls; all kinds of situations now in abundance, at Mr. HHN UIUCKSON'S Office, 121 Atlantic st. All respoctablo, pirls wanting ojcellent situations should nnuly at this office, the oldest, largest and best office iu Brooklyn. Crowded daily with ladies wanting help.

SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A woman, lately laudod, as wot nurse. Can be seon for two days at 305 Hicks St. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A snectnblo nirl. to do cronnral hnusnwr.rk.

Pl. can lor two days at IJU uojt Rt. AilTED A'SITUATION YABia 4 spectablo young cirl, ai' ckanibenuaid, or tako cure of children and do p)nin fronin? has good roforonce3 from kit placo. Cull at No. 5 1'Vankhriave.

ANTED A SITUATION, BY A youns man. as coachman in a privato family; has pond recommendations from his last placo. Call for threo days in Vandcrbilt ave, four doors from Atlantio avo. WA NTK I A SITUATION, BY A RE ipeetabloyoanptwomaias cook, washer andiron cr, or to do (roncral housework in a small family; has good eitv references. Call for two days at 50 Graham st.

NTED A SITUATION. BY A RE sncetable nirl, nssoamstress. bv the wook or month is a i 'eod operator on Wilson's Maebiuo. I'leaso toi Uays atoa Atlantic st. WANTED SITUATION, BY aTRE snoclnble young woman, to do goneral housowork, in tt private family; has good city references.

Call for two days a 1 1 Pacific st, botween Court and Clinton 6ts. Tl" A TED A IT UXT I healthy yonns woman, with a splendiu breast of milk. Inquiro for threo days at her prosont place, 333 La favctte avo. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A rcsnecrr.blc cirl. to Inko enro of children, or irotild iv 111:111 Miuii; wit, aim lumi HtswiuK; kouu iviyronoos.

CV1 Smith Et. iANT13D A JY A iWr ef.entublo woman, to do housework i. a sood cmk, wi'sberand ironer; best, references rdvon. Apply at 1,1191 Atlantic ave, below Vanderbilt. ANG'ED A SITUATION, BY A RE fcllCt'fnblo VOUni? wninnn.

nlinmliprtnnid nnri ivnif. rrrs; Rood city roforonces. Call or two days at corner ci uraiinm bc. ur.u uoivnio avo. lANTED irSITUATION, BY A IiE spcctablo young woman, as a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references.

Call for two days at No. 3 Franklin place, near Jay St. WANTED STTifATIONS, BY TWO girls, ono as cook, washer and ironor, tho other as chambermaid and waitress, with good cits reference. Call al No. 37 Pacific st.

betweon Willow and Columbia sts ANTED A SITUATION, BY A resrtccf able, steadv TOuner crirl. fi do rronornl work in a privato family; baa good city references. Call at 185 Nassau at. ANTED A SITUATION, FOR A RE spectablo smart boy. aged 14 years, in somo good storo or office in Brooklyn proferrod.

Address Mrs. 8., 38 Sydney place. mlilO it WANTED A SITUATIONTTiY AN American, to tako chargo of a club stablo, or wijl hiro tbp stable and tako tho horses therein to board on reasonable terms. Address E. Eagle office.

mh92t ANTED A SITUATION. BYA TV compctont person, as nurse and eoamstress; can Iterate On WllOOlor A Wiknn's ftwwinff innnhinn. lm seon at llOHoyt at, near Baltic. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Fnoctablo Cirl. as nlmrnhnrmnid ftnrl maXtmn.

ntilrl assist with the waahihg. Please call for two dayaatal East utuucjti, rear nouao. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE srtoctnblo American woman, as cook. wafriiBr n.nd ironer; reference, if required, 14 Park ave, up stairs front room, A NTED A SITUATION. BY A FIRST clasSCOok: not nnrtfanlftr ns to nnmhnr in familv fififbo is not afraid of work; best of roforenco.

Inquire at iutj Dinuu tic, soconu noor, uacK room. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectablo young girl, as a good iibiin cook, washer ami ironer; haB Rood city references. Call for two days nt 31!) Hicks Bt, betweon Amity and Paoiilo sts. TSf ANTED SITUATIONSJY TWO RE spcctablo youuR women one as a Rood plain cook, washer and ironer; tho other as chambermaid and seam, stress, or tako caro of children have good oity roforonces. Coll for two dayB at 105 Degraw st, socond door from Hicks.

WANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO RE spoctaMo girls, ono as good plain conk and first rate washer and ironer, tho othor as chambermaid and waitress; bc of city rof erenco. Ploase call for two days in tho candy store, Washington aye, near Wyckoff at. ANTED A SITUATION, BY AN EX nonnncod nurso. fn tnlrn tha nntirn nhfirrrn nfn hnhv or growing child, and to assist meowing; will bo found a very competent person; city roferorxe. Can be Boon for two uuy ax iw uoncora bl.

WANTEDA SITUATION, BY A RE spectablo young woman, to do general housowork, or as ennmbcrmatd nnd waitress; haamwd city roforonces. Call for two days in Park avo, betweon Kent and Franklin, Brunson's cottage, WANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE spoctable girl, as a good plain cook and an excellent wa6her and ironer; has tho host of oity reforonoe from her last placo willing and obliging. Call for two days at 01 Atlantic st, over Thompson's grocery, third floor, room 8. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE sncctablo cirl.

as obnmbnrnmid and tn ikn earn of or would assist with the washing; has tho bestof city roforoncos. Call at No. 1 Fleet st, top floor front room. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A young man: can use carnnntors fools: would an under instruction, or tako a position as salesman, sexton, lijilit uoitcr, Ac.

lirst olasa roferonoos. Addross WXLLINU NESS, Eagle office. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spcctablo young woman, as first class cook, who understands cooking in all its branchos, and willing to assist in washing and ironing; if rocfofrod: best of city references can bo given. Inquiro at 12it Bmith st. mhj 2t ANTED A SITUATION.

BYA married American man, for himself and boy, in a wholesale or retail market or grecory, as salesman. Understands either busiuess. Address II. Eaglo office. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spcctablo young girl, as a good plain oook, and good wasticraud ironer: good oity roferonco oan bo givon.

Ploase call for two days at 42 Borgon st, botwoon Court and Smith sts, first lluor, up stairs. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A MID die aged woman, to cook, wash and iron, or do bouBowork for a small family: is an excellent laundress; is also willing and obliging; has tho host of city reforonco. Call for two days, Washington ovo, 2d houso from Paciflo si, WANTED A SITUATION, TO DO cooking, washing and ironing, or gonoral housework, by on intelligent, industrious and eapablo girl (city or country is a good cook, and excellent washor and ironor; highly recommonded. Call for two days at No. 302 Illcks st, second story front.

ANTED A SITUATION, BY A French widow lady, as housokcopor lias no objection to children, and willing to instruct them desired best of roforencos given and required. Address. MADAME Brooklyn PostOfDoo, for four duys. mh7 4f AN TED SITUATIONS EOR A vorv Iarco and doairahle snler nf nnll.rnnmrt merded servants. Ladies wanting noat.

rospoctful and roll able servants in any capacity, will now and a auporior selection of 200 nxporioncod servants and tho bost olass of girls, lately landed, at Mr. HKNDKIOKSON'S Office, 121 Atlaa! tic st, the oldest ofiico in Brooklyn. WAN TED SITUATIONS, EOR SET era excellent, oxpotionood servants, of different nations, with unexceptionable roforonoos from thoir last MANMING'S, cor. Court and Jo'ralomon Bt ml i iuu it dicij jilt viuua will uu luquuuu uuiy duricKa part of tlio day and throe ovemnas in tho week until tiJv o'clock. in haudwritiup; of applicant, H.

box Bruoklyn P. O. mhIO 3te EAGIiE OFFICE, 1 F. ITI, A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA. Lecture by Wtov.

George J. Ming ins. The Eev. George J. Mingius, delivered his amusing and Instructive lecture, entitled "A Trip to California," at the Plymouth Bethel, last evening before a fair sized audlenco composed chiofly of young men and boys.

The discourse was hardly in keeping with Ha titlo, being almost entirely recital of humoron3 anecdotes. Tho audienco was, however, highly pleasedj and the listeners, while kept in constant merriment, frequently evinced their appreciation of the lecture by enthusiastic plaudits, Leaving Now York, a littlo more than four years ago, in Ihe Ocean Queen, the lecturer selected as companions thoso who showed tho most emotion upon parting wilh their wives and children. When off Capo Hattoras he became sea sick, though ho had never been so affected hofore. He referred to the grandeur aud beauty of tho sea; to the flying fish, tbo moonlight and tho rising of ihe Southern Cross. Landing at Aspinwall, ho plunged through tho tropical forests of tha Isthmus upon a wolt appointed railroad, built by Yankees at the cost of many lives, lost through tho deadly malaria of tho country.

But though Central America possessed tho most beautiful landscapes, trees, fruits, and dowers, it was full of iuscets and creeping thiuja and not pleaBaut to live iu, though the natives enjoy themselves, swinging iu a hammock, aud smoking all dny, wearing a Panama hat mid spurs as full dress and living almost entirely upon fruit, bread aud fish. The lecturer gave a comical narration of a night's experience at Grey town while awaiting a steamer, which came on the following day and ho proceeded on hia journey. In the magnificent harbor of San Francisco the combined navies of tho world could Bafely rido at anchor, while in the city, which, only tsventy years otto was a rude place, everything bad changed, and it was now a fine city with over 100,000 inhabitants, and flue streets and buildings. The stores and hotels were equal to those of New York and Brooklyn, and tho markets superior, Tho only Bcarco thing was water, which was very dour, and there was no rain from May 1st to November 1st. Thoro were no atormi, nor thundor and lightning, hut there were earthquakes.

California was a country of big things big babies, big fruit, big vegetables and big trees. Tho lecturer had seen a soven ycar old cherry treo whioh was 54 inches in circumforonco; apples, 1 inches in circumference; trees, 19, 20 and 22 feet in diameter, and 150, 170 and 200 feet high respectively. He had goen a man on horseback, gallop through tho hollow of a fallen tree but the most wonderful treo was cut down some time ago; It was 375 ieet long, and upon the stump, which had bceu planed and which was 33 feet in circumference, a house hud been erected. "WHAT A BLI51) ltf SAW PAU1S." Ecv. Bar.

Biilfcuvti at fi'lyimmtU. Clmrcii. Eev. Wm. H.

Milbniu, late of the Melhoilisfc, now of the Episcopal Church, delivered beforo a disgracefully small audience at Plymouth Church lust night, a kdure of the above title. The blindness of Ihe orator, and his remarkable power of word painting, and genuine declamatory abilities are mutters of record nor, wo believe, is the present lecture unfamiliar to Brooklyn Nevertheless, its repetition deserved a wanner welcome and a fuller house. Mr. Curtis, tho night before, at the Unitarian Church, corner of Clinton and streets, lectured on "Thackeray," to barely a larger audience than Mr. Milburu's of last evening.

Ilscems demonstrated that lecturing is at a discount iu Brooklyn, and that the better the discourso the smaller the attendance. Mr. Milburu's subject is simply a very graphic and interesting narrative of a walk through the capital of tho world, and a full report of what matinor of persons, associations, institutions, ajd peculiarities it reveals. It is a real picture of Parisian lifo, told with fidelity, elaboration and. humor, the suggestions, lessons and import of the scenes being covered with a truly American comment of common sense and Western world humor.

We have not in a long time heard a gentleman who succeeds iu throwiug himself into his subject more unreservedly and who keeps his personality so modestly behind his topic. The pleasant conviction, too, possesses tho audienco that he is an observor of raro accuracy, aud a gentleman, who would to pese for a moment upon their vrntravelcd impressions. Mr. Milburn's nutural gifts of oratory ave very considerable. Hchas an irresistible mimetic power, never exaggerated, and always iu control, a capacity for the description of the relation of things as vjcll as of the tilings themselves which is very extensive, and a genuine hatted of cant aud love of order, conservatism aud justice, which were as much a surprise to hear from Plymouth Pulpit as they were gratifying to hear at nil.

For reasons which are obvious we decline tvportiug the address. What is at best private property is doubly sacred in the case of a gentlemen who hr.3 attained hii accomplishments through so much more labor than fall to the lot of those of us to whom God has not denied sight. We only take pleasure in commending this orator's exquisite power to entertain aud instruct, and in wishing that he were now, us iu limes past, a powc local to Brooklyn instead of, as we regret to say, au unappreciated visitor to it. 1,1 it I ii I 5 I I i UX! XJ iXJ JLJ .1.1 EAGLE OFFICE, S'o Itl, AN ALDEKMM AS A CITY C0NT1S.KT0R. The late but laudable vigilance of Alderman Whiting on the cost of street lamps, has provoked a spirit of emulation among his colleagues.

Somo of them aro beginning to use extra diligence iu noting tho records of publiclocal events in the newspapers, and comparing tho Bame with the provisions of law incorporated in Iho charier. Some time oiuce (ho if we recollect rightly, reported tho award of ouo of the contracts for tho first lime entered npou by tho Board of Education, to Mr. R. M. Whiting, stationer, of City Hall Square.

Iu the chariot' of the city, among the few clauses which do not appear to have been repealed or contradict etl by subsequent provisions, tho following appears: "No member of the Common Council shall, during Iho period for which be was elected, bo appointed to any fttce, tho emoluments of which are paid lrom the city Iroiieury; or be directly or indirectly interested in any contract, work or business, or the salo of any article, tlio expense, prico or consideration of which is paid lrom the said city treasury." No penalty is specifically provided for the violation of this clauso; but a breach of an express provision of tho law creating the title to the ofiico, may fairly be construed to involve the penalty of forfeiture of the seat, when proven upon any in e.mber. It is certain that, if Mr. 'Whiting, tho stationer, be tho same gentleman who is, an Aldcrmun, and it' he has received money from the city treasury through Ihe Board of Education, as a contractor fur supplies to the he has clearly broken the charter commandment, and his colleagues, ou proof of the facts, would be entitled to declare bis seat vacant. The importance of the charter clause, if only we could have it fully carried out, would bo immense. If we could cut off from city expenses every pcrsoual interest of officials to pay two dull irs for one dollar of supplies, wo would savo at a stroke three quarters of all the superfluous expenditure.

If public ofiicials ever spend too much money, it must be where they havo a diroct or indirect personal interest in doing bo. The natural ambition of each would bo to earn by economy tho confidence of tho public; and whore a contrary course prevails, immediate selfish motives will usually be tissumcd to have prevailed over the remote motive of ambition to earn a good name before tho people. But almost invariably dishonest selfish motives will be concealed under the surface. A man that wanted, while buyiug for the city with ono hand, to sell to it with tho other, aud thus iix his own limit of over charge or short weight, would be too cautious to sell in his own name. He would cover bis tracks by a mb rosa understanding with another man acting as nominal contractor.

We therefore have" no hesitation ia Baying that tho very opeuness aud notoriety of Mr. Whiting's ccntract for supplying the public Bchools with stationery, vindicate him from suspicion of having broken the spirit of tho section of the charter, though he probably inadvertonlly violated its letter. If it were shown that without a contract, by some indirection or jobbery, Mr. Whiting was secretly supplying tho stationery, his conduct would appear such as not only io justify but to demand, tho full enforcement of the penalty attaching the breach of tho charter. But con sidering that ho openly compoted lor tho contract, aud won it by being tho lowest bidder, and from a department over which he has only a remote aud indirect voice, namely a vote in confirmation of School Trustees wo cannot doubt that Mr.

Whiting is iu this matter morally innocent, though it would seem impossible to doubt (hat he has technically violalod the organic law of the city of which he is an alderman. ONE GLASS OF WINE. A Sad Case and a 'ifliougiitlcss Justice. An instance of the mischief which a single glass of wine may cause, and also of tho misfortune into which quiet and respectable people are apt to fall into from even so slight an indulgence, came np this morn ing in Juslico Delmai'g Court. A respectable looking aud neatly dressed young woman was before tho bar charged with intoxication.

Officer Smith, of tho Forty third Precinct, who made the arrest, said that he found tho young woman last evening in Hamilton avonnc in such a condition intoxication aa to be uuablo to toll her whereabouts or her destination, and ho accord ingly brought her to the Police Station, where sho was placed in a cell until this morning, when Bho was, by a piece of blameable stupidity or gross and unfeeling discourtesy, placed in tho "pen," with tho rogular "bummers" and unclean vagrants, such a3 are frequently seen in theso courts, subject to the gazo of the crowd which UBually fills tho benches of tho room. On arrival at tho Station Houso she seemed to awaken to a sense of hor extremely unpleasant situation, and was much af fected thereby. In conversation with tho Sergeant in charge of the Station, Bho claimed to bo a school toach er, living in New York, and said that she had boen on a visit to a lady friend in this city, and was on her way home at Iho time of her arrest. While at her friend's house eho had takon a singlo glass of wiuo, which seemed to havo so disastrous nn effect upon hor. Her bearing was lady liko throughout.

On ar raignment this morning, beforo Justice Delmar, beforo tho policeman could offer any words In his prisoner's bohalf, as somo thought he intended to do, the Justice, with his' usual haBty manner of dis posing of coses of intoxication uttered hia stereotyped aentenco of "ten days." A nnmbcr of gontlomon pre sent endeavored to pload for hex, but as they Bald on being asked, that (hey did not know her, the sentence was not altered. Sho was howovor allowed to go, In charge of a policeman, to Now York to endeavor to collect her flno of ten dollars. Tho conduct of the Justice in thus summarily disposing of tho case in tho samo manner as the ordinary ones before him is duo rather to carelessness than to any other cause, as the case was one deserving of some and a llftlo leniency. Ho would havo beon perfectly warranted in tho opinion of all right thinking persons, In remitting any fine or punishment in eucu a ease. Tho act of imprisoning her with tho common rabble behind the bars, instead of allowing her some Icbs conspicuous placo of confinement is to the good sonso aud gal laulry of those having such matters in charge.

Tax Sale Notice. We are now publishing the notice of tbo Ealo of property in ibis city for unpaid taxeB duo in 18G8. Tlio list is a long one, ana fills a supplement of ten pages. The salo will take placo Thursday, May 20, and the advertisement will appear onco a week until that date. Owners of property advertised may iavo themselves furllicr expense and trouble by going to tlio CoUcotor's office and paying up what is duo any time before the day of sale.

Copies of the tax sale may bo bad free of charge at the counter of tbo Eagle office. Lectoives bi the Odeiii Association. The Odcll Association proposo to give a eourso of three lectures, at the Sands street M. E. Church, commencing March 17th.

The first lecture will bo delivered by tho Kcv. G. F. Kottcll, on Gormany its Social Life. Incitient Conflagiutio.v.

Shortly nfter ono o'clock this morning a slight lire occurred at the dwell ng house No. 241 Pearl street, caused by the ignition of the chimney from tho fire in the range. Ofilcor Kirby of (he Forty first rreciuct, who was called In, tore down the mantel and extinguished the lire, no other damage resulting. The Rival Eclectic Dispensaries. Mr.

John P. Powers, President of tho Trustees of tho Eclectic Dispensary at 236 Myrtle avenue, midway between Hudson aveuuo and Navy street, desires tho attention of the public oalled to tho fact, that while that institution publishes monthly reportB of its proceedings, tho other Eclectic Dispensary at 210 Myrtle avenue, near Navy street, has for several mouths omitted to publish statements of its transactions. A Dramatic Auraon and His Boakd Bill. Yesterday tho New York Court of Common Pleas woro not pleased to grant a request of Mr. Foster's, author or the "Twelve at tho Grand Opera Ilouae, (hat his landlady's claim for board should he vacated.

Mrs. Tiedale, DC Third place, Brooklyn, attached a thousand dollars' worth of baggage belonging to Mr. Foster, on sceurity for bis unpaid board bill, and tho Court upheld her iu so doing. DEATn at Cauds. Last, evening, Oscar Cutler, captain of the Canal boat Fannie, now lying at the foot of Court street, while igaged with some friends r.t a came of cards, in the cabin of his boat, suddenly fell dead.

Information was sent to the Coroner's OiVu'ci, and Coroner WhitchiU will hold an inpie5t during tho day. Decoused has a wile liviu at the Town of nt'a Hkomftcld, Trumbull County. Ohio. He is sai to hav In en suffering from heart diseaso for some time past. The Lee Avenue Eeformv.d Kukuav Sok.kv...

1 bo concert civen last at this church it; aid of the library fund of the school a proirjimced s'n ers, overflowing bciiifc in attendance. Vaster l'rucst and (lie young srisses Mary and Lizzie Heine, were rapturously received, their artistic handling of tho violin and keyboard being considered, U3 it certainly was, something unusual for children of their jurs. Mis. Itidicris and Miss Ella M. Mussel! also sang ff vi ral lino and ducts, accompanied by Mr.

L. V.trriam. Tnr. Rr.ri'iir.icAX Gkekal Cojeshttee. Tha u(ive Committee of the Kcnublieau Genera! Com ittce net ist night and organized for the ensuing year by the election of Alderman A.

11. Thorn as Chairman of ilie Committee. The Chairman appointed a committee in relation to the Navy Yard, anth iriziug them to to "Washington nr.d communicate with the committee from the New York Republican Genera The names of the committee are as foi i wr: 1. Webster, Jacob Worth, John (Vciye 0. IVnnctt, A.

15. Thorn, A. M. Bliss, S. II.

Duteiicr and a. M. Ulaluhlord. The or IIealtit. Al the woetin" of Ei.aril of Health yctterdny afternoon counsel ap peared behalf of tho swill milk dealers at South Seventh street, and said that the milkmen were poor men: that they held their le.ise until the 1st of May, when the owners of the lots intended to erect other buiMiufcP.

He therefore prayed that the Hoard would discontinue tho suits against them. Mr. Lincoln honed the petition would not be granted. He had personally visited the premises on South Seventh street, and had never visited a place so filthy and vile. Mr.

Lincoln then described the condition of the Hlable3 minutely, and when he had concluded, tho Board unanimously refused to discontinue the suits. A complaint was aim receives from the citizens of Jamaica in reference to the joads of manure which were dumped by tho Long Island Itailrend at tltcir depot, and there allowed to rcmciu for months al a time, to the injury of the public health The complaint was referred io tho Inspector of that restrict. A Alibi. A Williamsburgh expressman named Joseph Albert was tried before Judge df ord in New York yesterday, on a charge of theft, rihI i scaped by proving an alibi. He was indicted foe feloniously appropriating forty eight pair of cassimere pantaloons, from Fink Son, 20 Warren street, New Voik, on the 5th of October.

The evielcuce showed that Fink Son were wholesale clothiers, and that Joseph Hoffman, a tailor in worked for them that on the day in question an expressman called for a bundle for "Duslnvick avenue, and Mr, Fink understanding that he meant Hoffman, delivered the goods. The propiietor and his porter claimed that Albert was the man who lock away the goods. The testimony for ILe defence showed that Albert drove an express wagon for a Mr. Schmidt; that at the time of the alleged hr cci.y thevrisor.cr was in William'iburgh. The jury believed the alibi, and after deliberating a few moments reiideicd a verdict of not guilty.

Eeecher and the Bosxoxians. Mr. Brfiher is being berated in the Boston papers because be ibarjicd IUU for lectmiug in that city. The complain! if, not that the price is too high, but that it ij not as low as Mr. Pcfcher charges elsewhere.

The Boston vl alkts thai the. reverend has been 1::: v.n for a lecture before a village Iyecum r. ii.v. ISff.) for i lie hour. Why, then, should Boston pay 'W? i robably the Boston pays its writers a little than village editors get.

It is worth more to i up to the taste of a Boston au li.trry, than to undertake to satisfy tho lc 3 critical a' ctite oi a village. At any rate, tbcBostouians, if tli liecch is not a cheaper bargain at lor the evening than any of their domestic orators at i.ali the price, need not employ iiirn. He will liud as (( enea 'emc nts dscvlieio. Theirs only will be the Its: it ILey cease to invite him. M.idBog.

Tho startling cry of mad dor; in lomth street, K. yesterday, afternoon, sent pedestrians, living in every direction ou tho appearance of the rJ.id animal, as it pursued Us course toward Grand street, foiiowed by a crowd of men and boys yelling at the ti of their voices by way of warning. Tho brute, a 1 ge Newfoundland dog, had pounced upon a lud iu the etaL lu of Henry Hamilton, tearing his clothes and biting through the sleeve of his jacket once, fortunately, without lacerating the ilesh, and on being diiveu off with sticks, pursued the route slated stopping in its progress but twice to snap al two other dogs, both of which were bitten. When neat Grand street, Officer Langridge stayed the further progress of tne animal by a blow on its head with his club, and after securing a ropo around his neck dragged the now foaming dogto the Fourth street Station house, where a pistol shot put an end to its existence. A liko dose was served to both the degs bitten as a precaution of safety.

The boy first attacked is in no danger, as the skin remained unbroken luckily, a fact due to the thickness of his clothing. The Lincoln National Monument Mr. Di Statue. The Beccher Contribution Committee of the Lincoln National Monument Association met last evening at tho residence of Mr. C.

B. Camp, Columbia Heights, and the progress of tho work was reported. The purpose of the Association is the erection of a monument at Washington to the memory of Abraham Lincoln. The design of the monument is to have beside tlio figure of Mr. Lincoln, statues of thirty six prominent actors in the events oi'jthe war, both civil and military, beginning with General Grant and ending villi Fred.

Douglass. The clergy is to be represented by Simpson, Dr. Bellows and Mr. needier. The iriendsof Mr.

Bcechcr wcro called upon to raise tho money to pay for hia statue of bronze, life size. The cost of the statuo will be At the meeting last night it was stated the full amount had been subscribed that 52,000 had been collected and paid over to the Monument Fund. This payment is all that is required un tiltbe woik is completed. The other $1,000 is guaranteed and will be foithcoming when due. The monument will not be completed for three or lour years lo unie.

53112 ISAM, SEAS03. Sociable. The ep.tcrtainmont of this association takes place to night at Kivers' Academy, No. b'JO State street. The manner iu which the previous entertainments have been given shows that those in charge fully understand the art of managing dancing parties, and doubtless this one of to night will be no exception to the general rule.

Young America Social. Tliig Social announce the last and fifth soiree of their fifth season, at the Brooklyn Institute, for Wednesday night, March 1870. The Social is well known to pleasure seekers their entertainments have borne a high reputation duiing the past live years. McNaij AValteiib Sociable. The third invitation sociable given by Thomas McN'ally and Michael Walters lukts place on Monday evening, id Sawyer's Assembly Kooiuh, corner of Juy street and Fulton avenue.

Good music will be furnished of a surety, for Mc Kally has chargo of it, FwEmsnip Social Club. The first annual invitation fancy dress and masquerade ball of tho Friendship Social Club came off last evening at Saeu gcrbuud Hall, corner of Clinton and Allautic streets, and every respect it was a distinguished success. The dresses were line and the music was good. THE TP.ADES. The Iron Moulders.

Union No. 9G of this city, last evening appointed a Committee to prepare a charier to authorizing them to start a co operative foundry. Two of their mmbers, Messrs. Jackson and Gray, ore expelled for working In Jackson's foundry, Kew York, in violation of the present strike. The Coopebs' Congress.

Tha somi annual convention of the central body of the Coopers' Unions closed yesterday. A Committee was appointed to wait on Mr. Briggs to induce him to employ society coopers solely. He declined to accede lo this rule. A Commtt iee was also appointed to revise the laws and constitution of the Central Society.

The term of apprenticeship was made not less than three nor more than five years. It was resolved that a journeyman cooper wa3 eligible for election as one of their members when over eighteen years and that when tho men employed in any particular branch of work in a cooperage establishment ehall strike, the other employees of tho firm shall strike PlBO,.