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TO JttOUSKf, SC II Eli JOIED Till HABEAS COBPUS 0A91. THIRD EDITION. FIRST EDITION WANTED A SMALL HOUSB, OR part of a houre, convenient to Fulton ferry, and in first class neighborhood. Address E. W.

Basle office, stating terms, which must be moderate, situation, number TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81. T. LET TO FAMILIES, apartments, atl83Tnvyat, TO LET SECOND FLOOR Bridge st, AT 241 au302t LET APARTMENTS TO LET AT No. 80 Butler st, auSOSt TO LET SECOND FLOOR; GAS AND aterL 880 Cumberland st. anJ56t TO LET THE TWOUPPBB STORIES and basement of house Ho.

83 Adelphi Bt. an25 6t TO LET IN BALTIO ST 3D HOUSE westof Fifth ave, front and back parlors, bedroom, auu uasement. Kent, aiui or mo LET PLEASANT. WELL FUR' J. ni nlnnoil wutm.

mfltnnfliAflHl fit. Nrt Iftrl! rlfttnn uuusa uau gas, oam, ao. aum a TO LET ROOMS, WITH STEAM PO pr Tnonr flnnth tarn ArlrlM.a PInnnflr WAnlan Mill. uii am Bt. atuuu 1J0 LET THE THIRD FLOOR OF JL four rooms, water and waste pipe on the floor.

Qro nam st, fourth house from IOf ayette ave au30 2t" rpo LET A STORE ON SECOND JL block from Oity Hall. Inquire on tho promises, Vo, Kulton ave. au38 m6 LET TWO FACTORY BUTLDINGS. JL to rent or lease, with steam power. Apply to P.

AS oiui.no io cnago 8U au7Im TO LET TO A SMALL FAMILY THE JL second story and one large front room, on third Btory rent $26 per month. No, 280 Dean st. au266t" TO LET A SECOND FLOOR, WATER and gas. Bent $18. Bodford ave, six doors west of J.aiayetto.

auaoat' mO LET A FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR ji six months or a year, appiy at im aonermernorn st, between Smith and Hoyt. mO LET A HANDSOME SEOOND Jl floor, and part of tbird; water and gas, 122 Bergen st, near Hoyt. ansu 2: mo LET PART OF 473 PAOIFIC ST. A near Powers; location very pleasant and convenient fn nil tho fnm'an V.tr nnva i irirl if 3 mill Oil fitlSfl 9.t mO LET WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES eion, the second floor, four rooms, water and gas; au312t TO LET THE LOWER PART OF A furnished house may be had by a gentleman and wife, wno will board a lady and two ouilaren in payment or rent. Apply at7unnton st.

audiac mO LET PART OF A THREE STORY JL house, with all modern improvements, to a small family rent moderate. Apply on the premises, 883 Laf ay ette ave, between Maroy and Tompkins aveg. au31 3t mo: JL st ofTight LET A STORE. BACK ROOM AND seeond floor, containimr 4 rooms, suitable for any kind icht huninnsR. Rnnt.

mnrinratn. Annlv on the nremises. uf rgen sc, near uiasson ave, TO LET TWO TWO STORY BRICK bouses, in Eighth Bt, between Fourth and Fifthwes rent perytar. Apply to ROOT DANIiiLS. Agents, cor.

Fifth ave, and Ninth at. au27 4t TBI LET 2 STORY. HIGH BASEMENT JL Mansard roof, hrst claBs house and neighborhood, ft first class tenant only; rent $1,000, HAt'HAWAY A iiiuurtiiD, 4ii Liaios ave. auzo ot TO LET A STORE, SUITABLE FOR A grocery, or other ousineBs has been doing a good business for some time. Rent low.

Apply on the premises, 21 8 Myrtle ave. mo let conVenirnt rooms, ie JL Myrtle ave, near Oity Hull, for businoss er residenoe floor over tbe store, gas and water; immediate possesion, apply on the promises. au312t TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE lower part and 3d floor ofja house. For full nanir.nlai apply to P. C.

PRO VOST, 13 Court st, or at 32S EattWairen Bt. TO LET FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH all improvements, in a good looality. on advantageous terms. The owner and family, ihrse adults in all, would board with lessee. Address O.

C. mO LET IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 7 he second floor, five rooms, water and gas. in new buildiRg M2 Atlantio st; rent, Oan be eoen nny tims. pply at 99 ter Bt, room 21, N. Y.

au31 3t' T.t LET A BEAUTIFUL CORNER JL. DUJXQ, UJBU, 1UD1UU DHMU, IU 11 UV, uuiiuiuk, UU1. Htate and Kevins sts, suitable for any business. Rente moderate. au352t mo LET FURNISHED HOUSE, IN i South Brooklyn, three story brick, in desirable location near tbe ferries; rent moderate to a responsible party.

Apply at 102 Congress st. au30 3t mO LET FURNISHED OR UNFURN JL ished rooms, singlo or en suite, on aeoond floor, pleasantly located; convenient to three car routes. Inquire nt 142 Willoughbyst. au30 2t TO LET FOUR ROOMS ON SECOND floor, with water and gas, to gentleman and irifo; fosseseion immediately; rent, with use of gas, 925 a month, cquire at the bouas 165, Elliott place. TO I ETTHHEE FURNISHED OR UN furnished rooms only one family in house immediate possession rent, furnished, $20 pec mouth: on car ronte; good neighborhood.

Address A. BURNS, Eagle ouico. ToletWothree st6ry and basement brick houses, Nos. 35 and 37 Johnsoast; all in perfect order, dot and co'd water, bath, heater, possession given imroediatelv. Inquire at 31 Johnson st, or of D.ttWAY,22CUfIst,N.Y.

aulltBt TO LET TO A SMALL AMERICAN family, the upper part of the three story brick house Np. 147 Elliott place, between Hanson place and Atlantio ave; all modern conveniences. Inquire on premises, of G. I'OUNfAIN. TO LET IMMEDIATE POSSESSION to first class family, lower part cf house 48 State st between Henry and Hicks sts, opposite Dodge's Garden a deBirablo looation near Bouth or Wallet, ferrios; or family living in honse will board for rent.

Inquire as above. TO LET 165 SOUTH OXFORD ST Second floor, and one room on third, to a gentleman and wife, or" tbree adults also, two furnished rooms to single gentlemen only. House bas the modern improvements; convenient to the cars; referenoes required. an3l at TO LET THE 3 STORY AND BASK ment brown stone house, So. 135 Clinton st.

suitable fora first class boarding house; or for sale, with a small amount of cash. For particulars, apnl to owner, lot! East Houston st, New York, or on the premises. T(TLET SECOND FLOOR AND ONE room on thud, to gentleman and wife or three adults, 158 Rjerson st, near DeKalb ave 3 Btory, brick, all improvements; the remainder oeoupied by owner, a family of three adulter au31 Bt mo LET THIRD FLOOR OF THAT fine buildine corner of Clermont and Myrtle aves. cons istinir of sir liirht zooms, fitted npwith hot and cold water, gas and fixtures, water closot, ao. Apply on prem iBee; rent, $25 per month.

BUOV ill. TO LET FURNISHED HOUSE ALL improvements; excellent location; Nicolson pavement; house reoently furnished new throughout. Inquire at 22 White st, New York, up stairs, or 130 3. Portland ave. augSOet TO LET FURNISHED OR UNFURN ished The upper part of a neat cottage house, con sistiizec! tiro or three rooms, with privllego of bath room, to 0, Email family of adults.

Situated in eieyonth honsonoithwest ot Albany ave. au3t)iv TO LET A PARLOR AND HALL BBD room, well furnished, or parlor, neatly furnished as bed room and sitting room. Terms moderate. Apply at 204 Court st, opposite East 'Warren, first floor, up stairs, auSl 2t mo LET A SMALL AND GENTEEL JL family, without young children, will let the second floor; consisting of three or four rooms, bath, gas, with privilege in kitchen: house in thorough order; rent modor ate. Apply at S22 Warren st, near Fifth ave.

Possession immediately. aMl at nno LET THE LOWER PART, CON BistiDg of front end back basements, two parlors and two rooms on the third floor, of the new and neatly finished I'renoh roof house, in Floyd st. near Tompkins ave; all improvements rent low to a good tenant oiner occupies the the eeoond floor; family consists of three adults. au31 6t TO LET TW FIN BASEMENTS, front and back, within four doors of Fulton at; are light, dry, airy and pleasant rooms, with r.h and water suitable for any light manufacturing business; possession immediately; rent low to a good tenant. Apply to Mr.

1 OHRISTOPHEK, 10 Tiliray st, au31 3t TO LET A HOUSE, FULL OF GOOD paying boarders, located near Fulton Ferry, aud pleasantly situated low rent. House partly turnishou; balance of furniture for Bale for 8500; worth considerably more. House contains seven sleeping rooms, gas, bath. Address, for particulars, BOARD, Eagle office. au302t HO LET BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A JL small private family will let newlv furnished rooms, without board good accommodations for those who desire housekeeping no boarders taken, and houBO quiet.

Apply nt 47 Cranberry st, near Willow from three to five minutes' walk of Fulton ferry. au28 4I TO LET FURNISHED FROM OOTO ber 1st to May 1st, a very desirable residenoe on Washington ave, containing 15 rooms; all modern improvements; is comfortably furnished throughout, and in good repair. Root low to a good and careful tenant. Address B. J.

n. y.f. au'K)3r TO LET LOWER PART OF HOUSE, consisting of two basements, front and back parlors, with parlor extension, front hall bedroom on second floor; one large Btorage room in attic seven rooms; water and gas bouse in good order; rent $30 per month location, o. 8 Kent ave, east Bide, second house south of alyrtlo avouue, Immediate possession. au31 5t TO LET WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES sion, and with modern 31fi Warren st $700 129 Dean st, 3 stoiy.

brick 900 105 Hamilton st, 8 story, brick 650 4S? Atlantio st, 3 story, brick 650 76 Powers at, 2' slory, frame 650 Apply to S. PETTI t', 362 Atlantio bI ou3l 8t mo LET BY P. C. PROVOST, NO. 13 A.

Conrtst: Dean st, large 3 story and baB'tb. s. 6 lots and stable Dean st, ftatory and bas't, brlok.all imp $800 LivmgBton Bt, 3 story and bas't, brick 1.0UI1 Huntington Bt, 3 story and bas't, biick 760 Herkimer ot, 2 story.attio and bas't, frame COO Hurt st, SVstory and bas't, frame, all imp 700 Ciasson ave, 3 story and bus't, rame.all imp 600 I'acifie Bt, 3 story and bas't. brick, all imp .....1,000 Wycboff fit, 8 story and bas't, brick, all imp 750 Apartments in all parts of tho city. an31 3t FOE OTHER TO LETS SEE FIRST PAGE.

KEAL ESTATE ft OK SAVE. FOR SALE $2,500 A 2 STORY, BASE ment and cellar, frame house terms casv. AddIv to Ii TRELOAR, on the premises, Middle st, second house below Sixth ave. Booth Brooklyn an3t l2t FOR SALE HENRY ST, NEAR PINE npple, a SH stary, basement and sub collar brick house. 811.600: also.

Park ave. near Cumberland sc. 3 story. basement and sub cellar frame house, $5,500. P.

OOOht, 43 Nassau st. 17IOR SALE OR TO LET A THREE Btory brick house on Adelphi at. 12 rooms, all im provements; one do. 13 rooms, full lot, on (Vyckol sc. one two erory irame on xiaisey st, a rooms, inquire at 45 Ful ton st, N.

or 330 Adelphi st, after 7 f.M. au3l 6f 'OR SALE A THREE STORY, HIGH I utoon. hrntm fflino hnllfla. in Hall sk. Dear Qrftfme ave; has every modern improvement; neighborhood excellent.

For particulars, apply at 99 Water Bt, room 21, N. Y. ao316t JTIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A BAR aain ten miles from Brooklvn ferries, on the boy. at railroad station, eighty seven acre farm, truck or grazing eomfortable buildings, fishing, boating, gunnmg, Ac. Ad rtsa riaivn, jsagie omce.

Agents neeu am answer. au31 2t jOB SALE A SLTPEBIOB, NEW fitvln hrfck hnTiu. nil ImnrnremflntfL QCx43. 12 rooms best French plate glass windows; Iot2oil00; location one of the best north BideWillonghby, near Throop ave; $15,. WO 86,000 cash.

Enquire on premises, or B78 Broadway. BU30 tit F.H. FOB SALE STOBE PBOPEBTY TWO Abb hmwn ntnnn nlnrea nn Conrtst. between First place and Carroll at, and one store corner Fifth avenuo and Tenth fet all can be bought on easy terms. Also, stores to et on Court st, one on corner of First place, at a reasonable rent.

Apply to ausi lm O. VBBELAWD, Oourt st, near union. OB SALE AT A BABGAIN, AND ON easy terms, the 8 story, high stoop, brick a welling' 1 Union st: has all the latest imorovements. 18 in per feci nrllnr. imri nnnvaninnt.

tn t.hrfm IinftflYlf oarfl. with lm mediate possession. Apply to Western Insurance No ISS Broadway. auM lm FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE I lots on Stuwesant ave. five on Lewis ave, five on Jeff erson st: also, a Bnlondid bnildins nlot with a tall obestnut grove of four acres, near Mill nnrn.

five on Hancock street, and on M. 3c B. B. alro, a farm of ortv acres, with Btook and crop, near E'izabctb, and another ol seventy three acres, in Washington Valley, N. J.

Inquire at 45 Fulton st, N. or 830 Adelphi St. after 7 P.M. fcuSl 6t FOB SALE IN PLOTS TO SUIT LOW, and nn eanv tarnin Fnrtv lotB on Maoon and Halsev streets, and Lewis avenne Immediate vioinity of Stuy vesant avenue and first class improvements; twenty four lots on Macon and McDonongh streets, near Beid avenne one plot, 100 feet square, corner of Stuyvesant avenue two lots, lOu feet from Stuyvesant avenue will be sold low no money if Improved also, two story and eitension, frame house, in complete order, finely looated, with four lots, on Putnam avenne. To parties desiring to secure some ot tne dose property in Brooklyn, at a low prloe, this is an opportunity seldom offered.

Apply or address D. H. FOWLER, 28U Fnltnn MnrVnt. W. tanfni 9 P.

or Pntnam avenue. first frame house west of Patoben avenue, after i P. M. ausi Sf FOB OTHEB FOB SALES SEE FIRST PAGE FOB SALE CHEAP HOBSES, SUITA nhla fnr fnrmarn and others, at the Brooklyn Oitv and Newtown B. B.

Stables, oor Pe Kalb and Yates aves. lars, au! jlOB SALE HOBSE, WAGON AMD harness, nn account of death of owner. Fnmartinn lars, inqmreat JOHNSON'S Stable, 29 Clinton street. auco bit OB SALE A ONE HOBSE TBUOK aB sood as new is fit a feed or nonnr ocery wagon, by the Navy Can bee Yard wall, bkdu bv vuruur ui nater anu intue au303t" ELEGANT CARRIAGES Constantly on band to let AT LOUS ISLAND STABLES, Nos. 9 and 11 Hoyt street, near Fulton avsnM.

Ifo carriages to le for pleasure riding on Sundays. Je8 3m" JAMES M. ROWAN. Nos. 9oad 11 Hoyt sfenear Fulton av, MANUSAOTUBBB aw FIBST OLASS, TOP WAflOSJ, Made ef the row best material, and the workman, like manner, and warranted in style, durability ana finish, OOBTrs Bnddenly.

at Oatskill, en SundaT, August 29th, ohn Hkkbt. only son of Charles 0 and Oharlotto A. inrt.ii. lured IB years. Fnnertu from his late residence, KM Atlantio st, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, at 8 o'olook.

DcsKE On Monday, Aug. 8ath, JtjUA, rellot of Miohael Dunne, a native of Kaheen, Queens Ireland, aged St le funeral will wili take place from her late restdanoa, Court at, on Wednesday, at 10 to St. Paul's Church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be oelobratod for the repose of her soul, and from to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross for interment. QtrrMBT At Madison, N. on Monday, August 80th, Bobebt A.

QOIMBT, in the 4Sth year of his age. The friends of the family, and those of his and ohn are respectfully invited to attend the une ral, Wednesday, September 1st, at a o'clook, rom his late residence, No. 8 Henry st, Brooklyn. Betomoee In Brooklyn. Bamuei, Grehnleaf, infant eon of Samuel M.

and Deborah Skid more, aged 8 months and 5 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at their residenoe, Kent nve, fourth honso north of DeKalb, on Wednesday, 1st at 2j o'clook. STOOTHOHT On Monday morning, AngUBt SOtb, 1889, Jo BETHiNE V.f the daughter of David M. and Jeanette M. Stontbnff, aged 2 jears and 4 months.

The friends and rSlatives of the family are respsotfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence ot her parents. Mo. 181 Fulton avo, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. au30 2t Yates August 29tb, at 84 Adelphl st, Brooklyn, Mabt the beloved wife of Robert Yates. New York and Sandy Hook pilot, aged 83 years and 6 months.

The relatives and; friends of the family, also the Now York, Sandy Hook and New Jersey Pilots, aro respootfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenoe, at o'clock, on Wednesday, September let. PERSONALt IF THE WIDOW OR HEIRS OF WM. Tj. CARMAN, who died in 1PC0, will address L. E.

M.p Eagle office, thoy will hoar of something to their advantage, an26 6t OlEEXiniUS. A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE OOM mittees appointed to inspect tho now samples of TARGET, EXCURSION and BALL PRINTING, will be hcM at the old stand, 1 High st, near Fulton, daily, until 8 P. M. General job printing. au27 6t TTEADQUABTERS, POST RANKIN, JO.

No. 10. G. A. Brooklyn.

N. August 26tb. 18S9. The comrades of this Post are hereby ordered to attend a Special Encampment, to be held at FORHSTER'S HALL, No. 13 De Kalb ave, on TUESDAY EVENING, 31st at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of mustering into the new grades.

It is of tbe utmost importance that every comrade belonging to the Post should bo piesent, as the time expires for full mUBter on the 1st of September. By order of B. O. PARKINSON, Commander. J.

W. SEr.VAaE, Adjutant. au233t PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE. A regular moetine of this Commit, tee will bo held at Headquarters, 23 Court st. cor.

of Joral emon st, on TUKSDAY EVFNING, August 31st. 1869, at 8 o'clock. Business of utmost importance will 00 transacted. Every member is requested to be present. Delegates who have net yet reported, will be erased if not present at tbe above meotinir.

8. M. OSTBANDEB.Vioe Prasident. Joseph H. Wintebs Socretarv.

THE MEMBERS OF THE PACIFIC GITABDS, and others wishing to join the above organization, aro requested to attend a meeting, to bo hold nt tbe Coffee Mouse, at tho corner of Court and Baltio sts, South Brooklyn. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1st, George Zwdt. Sec'y. James O'Rouuke, Treas.

au3l 3t THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE shareholders of the Chilcott Patent Soap Company, nr the election of Tru3toPB. ill tako place at No. Court treeU Brooklyn, on MONDAY, 13th September next, at 10 o'clock A.M. OHAS. F.

SINCLAIR, Snc'y. au31 12t LOST AN0 VOUHS OST ON CLINTON ST, A BOX, CON A tnining collars, Ac The finder will bo rewarded by returning it to 31 Douglass st, OST A LARGE GOLD BKE AST PIN, Ji yesterday asternoon, in going from the Postoffioeto Dean st. Tho honefc finder will 1)6 suitably rewarded, by leaving It with AfJDEMARS SDHAFUSS, 73 Fulton ave. LOUT A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIKR.with name of Pioayune" engraed on his collar. Any one rotnrnlng he samo to A.

ALLEN, Atlantic st, will be bberaliy rewarded. au31 2t OST ON THE 23D INSTANT, IN OR JqA around tho City Hall, Brooklyn, a bundle of LAW PAPERS, belonging to tho undersigned. Twenty five dollars wlil bo paid on the delivery of the papers. auHO 31 MoOUE, HALL A OULLEN, 357 Enlton Bt. OtJND STRAYED TO THE PREMI bbb of JEREMIAH BERGEN, Flatlands, L.

(., on Monday, Aug. 80tl', a white HORSE, whioh the owner can have by proving property and paying expenses. au31 St LOST WEDNESDAY. THE 25TH INST, near Myrtle ave, TWO MEMORANDUM BOOK8. containirg papers of no value only to tho owner.

Whoever will return said papers to 173 Broadway, N. room No. II, will bo liberally rewarded. 9 OST ON SATURDAY. BETWEEN BJ Bridge and Gold sts, a POOKGrfJOOK, containing sjveral bills, also.tan obituary on the death of Richard Page, and oilier smali papers.

Too finder will be liberally re warded by returning it. at Bridge st. near Myrtle ave. FOUND PICKED UP, OUTSIDE THE Narrows, a ROW BOAT, which the owner oan have by proving property and paying expenses. Apply to KEE NAN GAKVEY, Third ave.

and Eleventh st, South Brooklyn an803t STRAYED FROM 315 STATE 8T, A BROWN GOAT; had a spot of tar on her side, and a white spot on her face. The finder will be liberally rewarded by loavingherat the above number, au31 2t SPEC1AJL MOTBCKS. A GLORIOUS PROGRAMME WILL BE presented TO NIGHT at tho Summer Evening Concert, Brooklyn Skating Rink, Clermont avenne. There will be solos by those eminent artists, Mr. EDWARD BUTLBR (Finte) and NAPOLEONE GAROZZI XPianoforte).

and the unrivalled orchestra of HARVKY B. DODWOBTH. Concert fiom 8 till 11. Admission, 85 cents, BEDFORD JUVENILE HIGH SCHOOL commences its IThirty third Term SEPTEMBER 13TB. Circulars at the school, No.

41 Jefferson st, first house east of Franklin avo. au31 lm Mrs. M. A. PRATT, PnneipBl.

BEDFORD A OADEMY F. W. OSBORN. A. Principal, Madison Bt, noar Ciasson ave.

A new school in a new building, pleasantly located, well lighted ana ventilated, and elegantly furnished. It is designed to afford too best facilities for a thorough English or Classical education. Inst'uction in tho modern languages. Fail term begins teptember 13th. Circulars sont on application to the Principal.

ao3t lm COLLEGIATE AND JUVENILE IN STITOTE. FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 70 Orange street, Will open on WEDNKSDAY. Sept. 15th, 1869. Thorough course in English, French, Mnsio and Calisthenics.

Principal will be at home after Sept. let. au31 lm R. MERWIN, SURGEON DENTIST, late of Hiah and Fulton sta. takes this means tn in.

iorm his numerous friends, and patients generally, that tney win nna mm iot ine ruiuie at me omce or nr. Henderson, opposite tbe City Hall and County Court House. auSl 6t CTXOISE NOIICE THE UNDERSIGN JLU cd will apply to tho Metropolitan Board of Exoise, on Deer only, at no. 31 uongresB st, uroomyn. au311aw4wTu WM.

O.HARNEY. "STfXOISE NOTICE THE UNDER JLLi tigned will apply totho Metropolitan Board of Eicise on tne 1st aay 01 uciooer, itw, tor a uoense to sen Ale aul Heer only, at iii rinason avenue, Detween icorK ana Pros pect streets, BrooKiyn. nuvYArtu ru ffEHB. HENRY MOLLBNHAUER'S CONSBRVATORY OF MU8fO, No. 33 Schermerborn street, corner of Court st.

Instruction given at this Conservatory by tho following iroiessors. viz: VoCAL Signor Maurizio G. Giannottl, Mr. Hermann umebnaueen, Okoak (1 heory and Composition) Mr. Hermann Bruoh uauten.

PlAKO. Mr. A. Arnold, Mr. Wm, Ostermeyar, r.

Jas. H. Grosche), Mr. B. Mollenhausr, Mr.

Emil Gramin, Mr. Theo. Lucks, Nr. John G. Muller, Mr.

H. M. Muller. Mr. Hoffmann, Mr.

Honry Mollenhauor. VIOI.1K Mr. Henry Mollenhauor, Mr. B. Mollenhiuor.

Violoncello Mr, Henry Mollenhauer. oenet and BiiASs Ikbtbumentb Mr. Schreibor. Terms for Classes, $10 per Quarter: Private. $25 oer aur.

tsr. Open all the year. New Classes forming daily. Theory and Composition and Choru Classes. The regular coarse of those two branches will oommonco ou toe 01 uciouur.

upijs wiauiug iuid aro requoscaa to enter their names at onoe, in order to be properly cliss ltiro. auat lm" ISS VALLANT'S SCHOOL FOR Viino T.nriiPR nun lllnlnron. ivill minnn nn T(1TC. uay, epiemoer igtn. auui im" MRS.

SPBNCER, (FORMERLY MISS Bradbury), would tako a few pupils in vocal or instruments! music. Cull at BB5 Pacific st, near HatbuBh avo, auai ISS DUDLEY'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1H tllUKH HTBEEI. Fall Teim will COMMENCE MONDAY. September 13, icosf. anji of ARTIN'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT SAWYER'S ASSEMBLY ROOAfS.

Corner of Fulton ave. and Jay st. Mr. MARTIN takeB pleasure in announcing to tho udios and gentlemen 01 uroomyn, tnar.ne will open his DANCING ACADEMY, For the Season, on FRIDAY EVENING. Hontfimhnrail.

1HR9 Circulars can be obtained at Sawyer's Muslo Store, and at mo principal stores tnrouguout me ciiy, au3lim JQ3. TMABTIN pROSPEOT PARK FAIR GROUNDS. GREAT TROT BETWEEN LADY THORN AND MOUNTAIN BOY. Milo heate, best 8 in 5. in harness, FOB A.

PIECE OF PLATE, VALUE $2,000, ON FRIDAY, September 3d, 1869, At 3 o'clock P. M. Good day and track. S. McLaughlin names Commodore Vanderbilt's B.

G. MOUNTAIN BJY. McMann names Messrs. Welch MoMann's B. M.

LADY THORN. The Assoeiation have offered the above oriso at the so licitation of many of tho admirers of these two horses, aud tbey confidently expect that this will be one of the best races on record. au3Ht EDWARD P. MORRIS. Secretary.

QUARTER OF A MILLION PIANISTS are indebted to Richardson's New Method for their aDinty to play well. This book continues to be the standard method of piano instruction throughout the country. Its easy lessooB, pleasing exeroises, and oharming reoroa tions. have mado it extremely popular, while its rare adaptation to all grades of advancement causeB it to bo not only valuable to a person during bis early studies but for a lif 0 timo. Price $3.75.

Sent post paid. OLIVER DIT80N ft Punlishers, 277 Washington st, Boston; OHAS. DITSON 711 Broadway, New York. THE GREAT FAMILY RESORT OF Brooklyn is tho SKATING RINK, Clermont avenue. Summer Evening Concerts are givon every evening.

Youth. Beauty and Fashion attend them. DODWORTH'S OROHFSTBA suppiies tha miisio, and to night NAPOLEON OAROZZI and EDWARD BUTLER have Solos. Concert from 8 till 11. Admission, 25 cents.

THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL SYSTEM forms tbo most porfoot treatmont for obstioato Obronio Diseases now known. The most speedy and permanent euros aro effected by it. In Catarrh, Bronchitis. Throat Diseaso, Bheumatism, and Diseases of the sexual organs, every complaint incident to females at tho dawn inir of womanhood, tho ge of maturity, and tho ohango of life, most skillfully, humanely, and scientifically treated. Ab the result of very considerable professional experience, I am meat hippy to record the fact that they are usually perfectly curable.

Miny, particularly the young, from a false delicacy, allow those difficulties to run on without making their case known, until thev fall into oonsumptfon or cancer, and premature graves. I would bid this olass of sufferers to take courage your condition is not beyond remedy. Ihere is relief lobe had from all those ills, of which the pain and suffering, mental and bodily, ar known only to yourselves. I make the treatment of Catarrh and kiortrea diBoaseB a specialty, and may bo consulted on Thursdays, FridBys. and Saturdays, D.

A. SMITH, CO Greene ave, near Clermont. au31 lm 150,000 PARTIES WISHING TO BOR 0 row money on real eitate, in New York or Brooklyn, may find it to their advantage to call on W. J. WALKER, boiween the hours of 9 and 12, at 116 Portland ave, Brooklyn.

au31 6t FOB SAIiB. FOR SALE SCAFFOLDING POLES, at reasonable prices. Sold in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to0. B.

POILLON, foot of Bridge st. au3l 6t fjl OR SALE THE FIVE YEARS' 1 lease, stock, fixtures, of tbo Parlor Shades, 114 Willoughby Bt; for sale very low. au318t FOR SALE THE STOCK AND FIX. tures of on 18 years' established SEGAR STORE. Inquire at 71 Hamilton ave.

au388t ITIOR SALE ON MYRTLE AVE, THE stock and fixtures of a email grocery store, doing a good $600, Apply to T. W. ORONK SON, 631 Myrtle ave. au31 St JjOR SALE THE FIVE YEARS' lease, stock and fixtures of a wholesale and retail liquor store, with full lioense for one uunor store, with lull Uoense for one year; will be sold cheap, on account of the owner having otner bniineB). Ap.

uunixuuDi ui inH owner naving 01 ply to L. B. BLUMENAD, 151 Smith stj anSl Bt FOR SALE A COMPLETE SET OF FIX tures of a soap factory two boiler plate kettles, boiler, iacet pans, tanks, frames. 4o. Will Sb nM exchanged for merchandise or real nstntA.

Anni. oa Water st, Bt, room 21, New York. nriat.lt FOB SALE LEASE, STOCK AN J) FfX tnres of a well located lewolry store, doing a good business on one of the leading avenues. Ill healthlhe cause fer selling. WHITE, Broadway, N.Y., room 8, auBlBtr FOR SALE PIANOFORTE I ST" class 7 ootave.

overstrung bais, handsome rosewood case, serpentine moldings, carved fine tone, and fn perfect order; superior instrument, oy a first class citv maker: five years' warrantee must be sold this week. An. ply at Beal Estate Offloe, 48 Nassau Bt. au31 6t FOR SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED oyster house, with ice cream and oonfootlonory, ladies sooner rooms, separate soda fount and apparatus, tor making soda water; horse and wagon, to Ao and will be sold for what tho fixtures aro worth, Apply to F. TOOMBS, oomer Myrtle ave, and Washington streete, Brooklyn, au3i6t TSTANTED ADAMS'PRESS FEEDERS.

Apply at this offloe. an31 AH TED AN OFFICE BOY; WAUE8 S3 per week. Apply at 43 Nassau st. Brooklyn. A xjrnT7iT mnr a a iaii.

niiir TV. wnsher and ironori one willing and OJllging, Call at 10 ve Kaib ave. T17ANTED AG00D OOOK, WASHER TV and ironer, with the best of city references, at 94 west rnirio sr. 7AN TED BXPER1EN OED HANDS TV for sewing fancy braids ou a few learncra. a piny at 15s Aqsms sc.

ANTED A FEW GOOD STRAW sewera also, ffirlp. to learn. Annlr at 194 Smith St. wis wees. ANTED A WOMAN TO WET nnrse a babv a' her own residence.

Call at 561 Myrtlo ave, second floor. ANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A Protestant woman. As oank: also, a waitress. Apply at ivh sr, nrooisiyu neigncs. "STSTAN TED A NICE.

CLEAN GIRL. 15 or 16 years of age, to take oaro of two children. uaii at ico niKii Bt. WANTED A YOUNG GIRL, AT NO. 5 Canton st, to ove for ohildren and do light house wore.

ti a fry ion ttt? xt qtidi? uti a cook, able to do the washing and ironing. Ref erences required ANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework: mnst be a cond oonk. washnr and iron er. Appiy at uiermont ave. auau at TT AN TED A FIRST RATE OOOK, washer and ironer tho best of references required.

Apply at ID iompains piace, near aarrisonsr. viwii W7" ANTED IN A SMALL FAMILY, A IT good sirl for goneral housework. Inquire at 183 Qninc; st, noar Nostrand ave. anM Bt V)KTANTBD A WOMAN TO GO A short distance in the country, to do housework. Aonly at 87 Nevins st.

onjuai ANTED GOOD HANDS TO MAKE np crape goods; work given out. Call at it Willougb st; one collar mast bo made at the premises. an26 6t by 3T7" ANTED TWO GOOD GIRLS ONE Tv as cook, washer ana ironer, cue ocaer as ooamoer maid ana to case oare Ol oniiaren muni, uumu won rouum mended. Apply at 170 Washington Bt. ANTED BOYS TO SING IN ST.

John's Choir. Brooklyn. Apply at the Church, Sat urday eve, Bopt.ltb, at 7o'ciooir. SU31 4t ARTHUR, Organise. 17STANTED BRTLEMB N'S HAT trimmers and tip makers.

Apply at New YorRHat ra Broadway or 232 West TwentT sixth street, N. au30 3t TTKtANf ED A GIRL FOR GENERAL TT housework, in a small private family; references required. Apply in Baltie st, sixth honse abovo Fifth ave. ANTED A GIRL, THOROUGHLY comnetenr. as cook and laundress, can secure a good home and good wages, by applying on DeKalb ave, first brick honse sontn west or ijeoioraave "ANTED A GOOD PLAIN OOOK.

nrnthpT and ironer. in a small family. Annlv in Grand ave, third house from southwest corner of Gates ave. ANTED A YOUNG GIRL. TO AT iptiH bnlrrrr and oonfuotionerv: reference re quired.

Apply at 55 Myrtlo ave, corne of Jay afc, in too store ANTED IMMEDIATELY 20 GOOD fATt. rvivlo tnlrnn Inni Call all his week at 276 Navy st, second house from De Kalb ave, the basement. ANTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Hnntnh wrrninn. an chftmbermaid and waitress; wages $10 per month. Apply at 45 Nassau st, side aoor, ANTED AN EXPERIENCED nrrmn.

to cook. wash, iron and make herBOlf gen erally ueeful in a email family; each as can give undoubted reference, may apply at 17CI Amicy st. ANTED A GOOD GTRL, IN AN old fashioned house, to do general housework: miiRh ho a thnrorob onod cook, washer and ironer. anil well recommcnaeu otner neea apply, uau at no wasn mgton st, cor. of High, to morrow evening.

1717 ANTED AN EXPERIENCED. RE snonsiblo dressmaker, having her own patterns. direotly from Hans, would go out by the day. Orders left with Madame HAYES, 197 Fulton ave. will receive prompt attention.

at ANTED 100 MEN, TO WORK ON latin? the water main for the oitv: wacres iM ne aay. inquire on uie wors: at too Keae.rvoir, at East New York. KINU8LKY fc KKENBY, Contractors, ANTED OPERATORS ON WHEEL er Wilson's aud Sincer's sowing machines, and six or eicbt barters on rests, and one or two good button bole makers. None but good hands coed apply. Call at 113 Fnlton ave, top floor ou2S tit ANTED A GIRL.

GERMAN PRE ferred. to do the soneral housework of a verv small family: must be a good cook, washer and ironer. Oniysuoh as ere capable, and can give good city reference, need ap ply ut zio uiviugBuin Bt. anai at, ANTED SERVANTS ALL FIRST o'bss servants in Brooklvn and resnectabla irirla lately arrived wanting situations, in tbe very best families, should go to Mr. OH 10 Tillary street.

His airencv is the most select and reliable in Brooklvn. twAnt.v cuncoiauiiBiicu, auu amuuiaou U) Ull LUU UDUl, luuilliuu, A i il. i ANTED I NCED SER vents and cms lately landed, over 100 wanted everv day, for excellent situations of all binds, in abundance, in irentlemen'B families now returnine from the countrv. All respectable girls wanting situations, and no delay, should opplyat.Mr.HENDBlOKSON'S office, 121 Atlantio st.the best in Brooklyn. au3t 2t ANTED A CHAMBERMAID AND laundress: two ohambormaids.

to assist in washing ana ironing; a nrst ciass cook, no wasning; ton good coolie, washers and ironers. fonr experienced child's nurses: all foriirst claes private families, just returned to the oity. Ajipiy io mr. iuiiiniu, 10 uourt si, cor. uoraiemon, au31 2t JSJ ANTED A FLOUR SALESMANFOR tno City of Brooklyn; must be well acquainted with the crocery and retail trade ot tho oitv.

and furnish ilrst class references as to business ability, and security if requirea. iin excenonc opportunity ior a live man. Apply nt tho ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS, 8, 10 and 12 Hamilton bvenue. auai 66 ANTED 50 SERVANTS DAILY First class cookF. nlain cooks.

lanndrcssDB. cham bermaids, waitresses and nurses, for Axcpliont familios. both in theclv and country, and tho highest wages, with out aeiay, at HitwiijiKauwis servants' Umoe, 1 Court st. secona Dasement jrom siontagne St. iit AN1ED SERV ANTS ALL EX.

Joralemon, where all the best families get their help. Era ployers prom ntly supplied with the moat efficient servant. Jistaoilsoea iU years; patronized by tne brat families. ausu 3i' ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO operate on all kinaa ol BevnaamHomaea: all brasohel taugnt penect.ana recommenuea to work, nacmnes tor enleana to rent. ODerators sent out bvthe dav nr week.

Ah kinds of family sowing and quilting done. Clout'? stitched 'fer the trade. Over LewiB' shoe store. Apply a 157 Myrtle avenne, first floor. lm WANTED BOY SINGERS, FOR THE Choir of an Episcopal Oi.

urch, in this city, from 9 to 14 voars old must be naturally fond of music, and nan. tlemanly in disposition and deportment. To such an unusual opportunity is offered for instruction in thn highest claBs of sacred music Address CHOIRMASTER. Ragle omce; ao3U 66 ANTED A SITUATION, BY A yonner irirL as ohflmhermald. nr nnrsn.

Hill tnr two aays ac aaeipni st. TTANTED A SITUATION, BY A GIRL. TT as laundress, or cbiTberraaid and waitress Oin oe Been or ivfo ojys at 110 Jioyt st. vS ANTED A. SITUATION, BY A ri iiyoaneWr8' chamberwork and waitrog.

ANTED A SITUATION. FOR AN orphan girl, 14 years old, to mind a baby. Call at i.itiu euiton ave, cor, urana ave. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A LIT TV tie girl, between T3 and 13 years of ago.

to take care of a baby. Call at 33 Lafayette avo, cor. of Raymond street. WANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE epectable yonng girl, to do sreneral housework In a small, genteel family; bos the vear best of oity references.

ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE. Bocep. jot iwo oayg nx, vsi amit bl. ANTED A SITUATION.BY A GIRL, to doirencr.il honsnworlffin a mull tnmilv nt nn.tjira TT rvvTr I fall nf.

flvnnnn nrtn nr.j.mJ fM nui n. wnn uv uittUD uio, OGVUUU UUU3U 1AU1U VJIi33UU MVtJ somnwest Biae. KT ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE BDeotable woman, as a coolc. waflViGr and iron er; bas Rood city raferences.

Call for two dsys at 331 Co juiuum ui near Dttuiu, J5TANTEDA SITUATION, BY A RE specraoie woman, to ao goneral nonsowors is a gooa cook, wasner acu ironer; can give good references. uau at eaa myrtle ave, tmra Poor from Skillmon st. A SITUATION, BY A yotrna or, lfitely landed, to do unBtairs work and help with tbe waabing and ironing. Oall for two days at 474 I'm ion avo, near vanueroiic, over too Buoe score. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpectable yonng girl, as obambermaid or waitress.

Jppiv lor two nays at no. froBpect st, between Uold st. auu nuuuDO avu. auoO at WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young lady, in a gentleman's family, iu Brooklyn, ho vieiung guvbrnets io young ennaren. ftexerencos ex enangea.

aaaress r. u. boi tfaz, Mew York, au30 2t ANTED A SITUATION, BY A sou nor womaii. as nurse and chambermaid, nr nnmn ana seamfitreBS. Apniyinme Bboo store, 186 Atlantic st.

oei een wourc ana unpton bib, vqsx, ot reteronce given. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A Btronrr cirl. to do general honqnwnrlr. nr Rlmm.

berwork and help down stairs; good referenoes. Call for two oaysat wycKou Bt. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectable young woman, to do gonor.it boas? work; (juuu jirnni vuuit, iii3uwi Niut uiiuui, I lii UUU Ulb rui KttzuMw, van iiir vwo uuys ui yi urunuerry bc. ANTF'D A SITUATION. BY A Ri Bnectablo vounff woman, as cbambprmnld and waitress, or to tn ke care of children bss good city rorer ences.

nan ior two aays ac ill uranuerty sc 7ANTED A SITUATION. BY A yonng man, lately landed, as coachman, or inside ing to work in town or country. Call for one week at 470 Htirvanb: nnnprHrjinnH varnnn nff I ir.q nrAnnnnq mni AUBnilC HC. "VST ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE BDBCrable Woman.

AH cnnlr nnrtorflf.nnda nnnlrinrr fn all its brancheB, and ie willing to assist in washing and ironinc: can produce the best of oity reference. Oan be peon tur ityu uayo aii co nioniaKuQ Bw ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE Bnectablo ProtrBtant crirl. an ohnmhpirmaid nri nmff. ress in a nrivate familv oitv TAfprnnnAA if ronnirnd nn or address, for two days, at Koscinsko si, second honso eas5 ui neuioru avu.

ANTED A SITUATION. BY A smart, intelligent voumr sirl. as chambermaid and waitress, in a rospeotable private family; or would like to take care of a baby: oan do good, plain sewing; has the Dost or rererences. at 40 Mean Bt, ror two aays. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE snectable Fro'estant vouna woman, to do aaneral honsowork.

in a small family is a good nlain cook, washer and ironer; has good oity references. Oall for two days at 'jo aaeipni street. V17ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE snectable fflrl. to do aenaral housework, in small family is a good plain cook, washer and ironer, and bas rooa city reierence. uau in uean st, third aoor from wasn ington ave.

WANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE soectable American woman, an nonsekeenoT and seamstress, or to take care of an invalid lady no obieotion to the country; good reference. Apply, all the week, in ave, one door below Tenth st, Wuliamsburg. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A cmnii, iiwuid Mii mj uu uuuikiug, wasuing anu ironing; is a trusty, respectful, and economising servant, and an excellent washer and ironer. and a good oook; best references given.

Also, a situation wanted by a desirable, intelligent and neat girl, lately landed. Oall at 121 Atlantio st. XTirr A NTH TV A HTTTTATtmiX AS nrwTtT YV wssheTndironTrrorUdoVen to do chamberwork or to assist at housework, and by a neat girl, lately landed, as assistant. Apply at 4 Bands Bt, near Fulton, basement, ANTED ITUATION FOR A verv larse number of neat, nxnnriennnd. trnnf.

worthy Bervanfs of different nations, for nvnrv rinsm fnMnn of work also, for several neat, respectable girls lately landed also, small girls, American, English, IrHb, Sootoh, and German, at MANNING'S Select Agenoy, 15 Court st, corner of Joralemon, established 20 years. au30 St WAWTS. ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE young Wnghshperson, a baby to wet nurse; terms moderate. Apply to jjr, ruiristi, lnira ave, noar aintn street. South Jrooklyn.

ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND wlfn. for hnnsekeeDinir. two or three rooms, with gas and water, in a olean honse and neighborhood. Bent not to exceed $15. AddresBW.W.

Eagle offloo. ANTED A LARGE. WELL FUR nished room, wlthont board, in a nrivate family. a single gentleman; looation on the Heights. Address itagie omce.

ausu at small: ANTED A GENTLEMAN WISHES A furnished house, in a good neiehborhood: family small; best of oare will be taken of furniture. Address 51. 0 Eagle office, WANTED BY A SEAMSTRESS, rjlacoa to sow in families, bv the dav or week un derstands dressmaking. Oan be seen at 111 Court st, between Dean and Bernen. ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE woman, fine washinsr and ironinir to do at her own house, or will go out by the day; is a olever band at doing bed clothes.

jtnnlvAfc IRO b. fn thn LtmD store. Can be seen any time. WANTED BY A COMPETENT LAUN dress, ladles' gentlemen's or families' washing to ap at ner own bouse, or will go out by tho day understand i Xkeiicta fluting. Please Inqilro of 4lr WAlSti, Mi JTron'; st, between Bridgo and Gold.

Tho CriBo up Again this Morntnff The Government Asks for Anothoi Delay The Case Adjourned nil Sat UTriay Next. The case of Oharlos Myers, a private in the United States Army, arrested for desertion, and dl. charged on a wilt of habeas corpus by Judge Troy, on pica of his having been enlisted under age without the coneint of bis parents, a fall report of which was published last week oxolusiraly in the Eaqlh, was broughl ap again tbis morning before Judgo Troy, tn accordance with tho terms of the adjournment. Mr. B.

F. Tracy, United States' Dlstriot Altornej opened on behalf of the government and Thomas E. Peareall appeared for tho prisoner, Mr. Myorp, Mr. Tracy, when the caso was callrd on, stated that be had been requested to attend to tbls matter, but hla notico had been so short that ho would be constrained to ak the 'court for a further delay to enable him to mate a full investigation.

There wore several Vory important points of law Involved, and he did not want to bo hasty in the matter, as it was exceedingly desirable that these points should have a final settlement. Since the case has been called on in the court last wook. General Vogdes had written to hla superior officer ana laid the facts of tbo case before him, and asked for In etructions as to what course he would pursue, as ho (Gen. intended that tho responsibility, whatever It might be, should rest with his superior officer. Th re arrest of this party was made, as hod been previously staled, in obedience to an order of the Seorotary of War, and (ho (Mr.

wanted the conrt to postpone tba case until General Vogdos bad some instructions ai to the course of action he should pursue in tho matter. Judge Troy Bald that he was willing and anxtou to give the Government all the. time necessary to bring tbo matter to a satisfactory conclusion. The case, aa bad been remarked by Dlstriot Attorney Traoy, was one of great importanco, not only to tbo peoplo but to the Government, and the settlement of the legal points involved was eminently desirable, so as to prevent any such complications in future. Ho could not see why tbcre should he any conflict between tho United States authorities and the State laws, but the United States officers Ecemcd to labor under the impression, that the judiciary of iho State wero oppoied to them.

Ko far as ho (Judge Troy) wal concerned, ho would continue as had always done fn administering tho law, to respect ths rights of tho United States as much as that of tho humblest citizen of the State. The parties who had arrested this boy alter hiB discharge on a writ of habeas corpus by a competent conrt were guilty of misdemeanor, and he (Judge Troy) considered it bis duty to call the attention ot the Grand Jury to it on Monday next, becausa he was determined to do h(s duty without fear or favor. After some further tail the cubo was adjourned, until Saturday next. 9 Oeganization op Boot Blacks, Oar boot b'aces of the city held a meeting on Saturday night last to arrange for their annual target excursion and pro vide themselves with a winter uniform. Thoy propose to dress alike on their excursion and continue wearing those peculiar habiMamonts for the season.

The idea is not a new one, although it may be to our boys. In the large cities of England they are organized by tho city, which looks after thoir prlvato as each one has to givo a certain sum to provido for clothing and sickness. Inducements are hold out to them to save money, and many on reaching mauhood have saved sufficient to start thorn in life. (The boys meet again on Saturday evening next at their roomj ia Joralinion street. POL1CI2 ilVAVUl.L.ltiKNOE.

Eye vs. Rm One BeDjamin Rye had a se vere Uifslo with distilled rye, and, after Jamming an inordinate quantity of his namesaso down his throat, ho waxed execediug wroth at imaginary wry faces im inarlly made at mm ny Mary Ann jouers. whose eso ho proceeded to jam, but, being caught in the act, wa taken before Justice Lynch, and jammed into jail for fifteen days. Wool Pulling. Catherine Mahoney having placed ber trade murk conspicuously noon the bloom ing countenance of her fellow woman, Frances Sheridan, yesterday, and further eliminated muob of theoa p'llury subBtance Irom tbo siuimit of ber cranium, was escorted before Justico Lynch, and inducted into tho Hotel de Campbell for fifteen days.

Lot ihe keepors look out for their locks, both of hair and doors. Rough and Riddt. Tommy Clarke, ol Tillary street, belter known as "Keddy" a young chap of the geniiH rough, according to police reports, beat Matthew Daley, a lad from Columbia street, with a stone, in tbo Oity Hall Park last evening. Officer Kir by, ot tne iorty urst i'recinct appearing, "iscddy" ilea leaving biB victim to the oillcer, who conveyed htm to the Wasbincton street Station. whero tho several mjurlos received at tho hands of tho fugitive were dressed, after wmcu no roiurnea io nis nomo.

The Magazine Thade. Detectives Oor win and Frost, of Police Headquarters, arrested one John F. Fori it, lust evening, upon a charge of falBe preten ses, preferred by Mr. Horace W. love, of tbo Brooklyn Monthly, who alleges that John by fraudulent repre eenlations, obtained sixty four copies of tho Monthly, of the value of twenty dollarp, from Castcll It newedcalors, in Front street.

The magazinea wero traced to a magazine for tho purcnase ol old paper, in Ann street, New York, where thoy had been Bohr'aS junk. Tbo accused was arrafgjod before Police Justice walEh Ibis niorniup, when he plead not guilty, and was committed for examination on tho lib. proximo. A New Way to Pay Old Debts. James muscular looking specimen of a laborer, was brousht before Justice Delmar this morning charged wilh assault on Thomas Garrety of lbT Warren Btreet.

Jumcs is a tenant of Thomas living in the same house. Ho got behind in his rent and yesterday whenGarrahati asked him to settle his little bill he got irato and in stead of pasf ing over iho "greenbacks" as requested, he knocked bis landlord down and then kicked him for falling. Justice Delmar sent him to jail for ten days. A Gbeekpoint Sneak Thiee Caxjoht, Cap tain Rhodes yesterday had a lively chase after a sneak tblei who had entered tho residence of Mr. Wm.

Diroy, in Franklin street, near Oak, and was learlng with S3t). which be had taken from a bureau drawer, when discovered by one of tbe inmates of Iho house, who gave the alarm. Tbe man was soon ruu down by cue lttue Captain, and gave bis name as Henry Hegameyer. He Is held lor a hearing on the 7th proximo, before Justico VoorbieB. Two AmatedjS Btjbglabs apt used.

At 8 o'clock, this mornlnc. Officer Forbes arrested two young fellowp, named George Regan alias John Biles, and George Miller, whom he found In a small store at tbe foot or houtli iiifidlli street, IS. opposite the depot of tho South Side Railroad, Into which thoy had ef fected an entrance by prying a padlock off the door wilh a jimmy. The Btoro or Biaud is occupied by Mr. u.

ppracue. in tno possession or tne younsc thieves wtre found a number of oiaaw, a quantity of tobacco. a Eurobi of false and tbe jimmy used in forcing the door. Tho prisoners were taken to Court this morning, and in tbe absence of Justice were conimiuca Dy Aia. rtoian to await examination.

Assault Cases. Wm. Hipp, at the com plaint of his better half Elizabeth, was arraigned to day before Justice Eomep, charged with having knocked ber down and then kicked her, at their residence In Johnson street, E. at which be had been caught by uincer Aurcuer, wno wunesseu a part or tne iray. a.

tine ot S15 was imposed upon William. Peter Slein. for strikinc; Martin Cass on tho nose. causing the claret to flow freely, was fined fen dollars by toe same justice ana pincea anaer bonus ror nis good behavior during the ensuing six months. FROM YESTERDAY'S LATE EDITIONS.

I'OIjBCE ails. An Interesting Caso. Judge Bosworth sat this morning, and tried but ono case. Thomas Joyce, of tho 50tb precinct, was'oharsed by Catherine Hoifuiire with insulting ber. Witness stated tho lived in the family of a.

gentleman a3 servant: the family wero in tho country, and she went to (he houso to feed tho cMckcne in a short time tho bat! ment bell was and Joyce was admitted ho asked if tho peoplo wero In the country, and on replying in lbo affirmative he asked if she elept there; she Guid "no;" but be asked her to show him over tho bouse; she refused, and he tried to kiss her; he then paid, You'd better Bleep here to night for I in all tho time around he again tried to kits her, and broko a chair in tbo operatiou sho theu told Mr, Davison, who livid next door, and ho reported tho matter to tho Cap. fain ebo was sent for by tbe she told him nil that took place. At tho station house the Captain called all the men down: fhn was frightened and cotild not identify the defendant: but on belne called the second time, Bhe recognized him at onco there was no doubt but tbo defendant JoycB was the man who ir sulted ber she waB called into the room In tho rear of the ofbee, and she was Buro of her man. Cross examined Made no outcry, as sho was afraid: he would lock tbe door he went away and said he was sorry bo broke the chair, and desired to tell her folks the next time tbey left the city to notify the Captain at the station house had no doubt but Mr. Joyce was tho man.

Captain Stearns deposed that tho defendant was on that poet on tho day sworn to from 8 A. to 1 P. M. ho corroboi at ed tho complainant in all sho said and did at ths station house. defence.

For (lie defence Edwrrd E. Leonard, patrolman, 50th Precinct, ewore be had been on that post since Joyoo was in tbe Piecinct: was not on that post on the day in question; the girl did not identify tbo defendant at elic did when they fell in the second time. Mr. Mai tin Hjnes saw defendant on tho morning of Sunday ihe 8th saw him again about quarter to ten both times in Carroll street near Baltio; the place where be eaw defendant was threo quarters of a mile from Iho house where the offtneo was Bald to be committed. Thomas Joyce, defendant, deposedlie was on thatnost Bince he went to tho Precinct in July last; he never saw ihe girl before Fhe came to tho station house, and ber statement Is entirely false; he never was in Mr.

Van Antwerp's house; on the first occasion at the Station House, she said Bhe could not identify him, but Bbe did identify him the second time. The case was bere adjourned, in order to get tho officer who was on the other Bide of the street. SUPREME COURT, KINGS OOUWTY SylveBter Hondlow, Plaintiff, agaiast William W. WalBh and others. Tnos.

J. NonXHALL, Plaintiff's Att'y. In pursuance of a judgment order ot this Court, made ia tbe above entitled action, bearing date tho 31st day ef Auui.t. It 3, I will sell by public auction, at the salesroom, No E39 Fulton street in the Citj of Brooklyn, on tho Twen ty tbiid day of September, 1869, at la o'clock, noon, tho fol, lowing dtscrincd land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of lano, situate, lying and b9injr on the westerly side of liuffield or Staunton street, in tho City of Brook Kinna County and State of New York, bounded and Described as follows: BeRinnmg at a point oa the westerly Bide of DufBeld street, distant tbrco hundred and sixteen feet eight inches (316 feet 8 inches) southerly from the southwesterly corner of Willongbby and DufBeld streets; running thence westerly and parallel with Willoughby street one hundred feetand threo inches (HlOfeet 3 incheB) tbenco ontberir and parallel with Duffleld street twenty, one feet eight inches (21 feet 8 inohos); thence easterly and again parallel with Willougbby street one hundred feet throe inches (100 feet A inches) to tho westerly side of DufBeld street, and tbenco northerly along tho westerly side of Duffleld street twenty one feet oight inohes (21 feet 8 inch es) to the point orplace of beginning: being the simo prom, ists conveyed to William W. Walsh by Jobn O.

Dtiryea, by deed dated the siith day of September, A. D. 1855, and recoroed in the Offlco of tbe Register of tho County ot KiDors. in Liber 4(13 of Conveyances, page 487. on the 1th September, A.D..

1565. Dated Brooklyn, A ngnst 31st, 18i9, anoi tct iiu apex uma ujxait jatLijjj, anertn. OFFICE OF THE STREET OOMMIS 8IONEH. No. 8 Oity Hall.

Proposals for Paving Scaled proposal! wilibe received by tha Oommoa Coanotl, t'clock, for paving Bushwick avenue from ita terminus to Myrtle avenue (in accordance with an act of tho LcffislatDre, pasted May 4th, 1869), with tha following named pavements, viz. Belgian Pavement, rjenmsnaw ravemenr, disk ravemeni, aanic raving Btone, Wooden and other improved The Common Council reserving the right to reject any or all bids which they may deem not to the interest of tho oity. Blanks for estimating furnished at the Office of the Street Commissioner, and none other will be considered. Pioposals will not be considered unlets accompanied with a consent in writing of two sureties of $5,000 each, on each proposal (who Bhall qualify as to tbeir responsibility), tbat if the contract be awarded to the jmrty proposing, they will become bound as his surety for its faithful performance and in case he shall neglect ot ref uso to execute the contract, if so awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference be tween the price eo proposed and the price of tho next highest bidder, to wkom tbe contract may be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed, "To tbe Common Council," (speclfyin work.) By order of the Common Oounoil.

Brooklyn au8H0t 186ROBERT FDREY. Stxest Conumsaioner. UPKEME COURT A County Mary Carpenter, Plaintiff, against John, W. Caloort and James Sinclair, Fxecutors ana Trustees of tbe last will and testament of John Nevin, deceased. Thomas H.Aimttrong and Ann Eliss Armstrong, his wloT ThomnsH.

Catharine Louisa Armstrong, John Nevin Armstrong and Annie Armstrong, Defendants, bummons. For Relief. (Com, not served.) To tho defendants and each of them: You are hereby summoned and required to answer tbe complaint in this action, whioh. will be filed in the OfBca of tho Clerk of the County of Rockland, at New City, and to serve a copy ol sour answer to. tho said complaint on the subscriber, at hisofneo, No.

8(i Bmadway, in the City of New York, within twenty daya after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of tha plaint within tho time aforesaid, tbe plaintiff in this aoHon. USy ox bucd rcrjiuu uau jaju ui ro answer cue sat a com will appiy to ioro ior we reuei i demandded in tha complaint. iateu niarca aipr, icoy. a. jj tiArwjsuj.i'ia'sAtt'r.i Defendants will take notice that the uimmnm (n ihta tion.

of which tbe loregoing 1b a copy together with tho cepj plaint tborfln mentioned, wero filed Tn the Offlco of the Clerk of the Supreme Court at New City, io the Count? of Rocklsnd, N.Y.,onthollth day of June. ISfiO. Dated AmrostSd, A.B.O&PWKIiLpl.ff'aA.U'y. EAGLE OFFICE. 8 fflU THE BA3IKE STOBY A HOAX.

No Conspiracy No Sailors Banged. London, August 81st The story of a conspiracy, followed by execution, on board the united States frigate Sabine at Ohorboorg which was telegraphed from Paris some time ago, is ab. olutely contradicted. TUBTHER "FROM EUBOPE ARRIVAL OUT. Glasgow, August 91 The steamship Moravian, from Quebeo, arrived in the Clyde to day.

PIN AN DIAL. FiiANiryoBT, Ang. 91 Noon. United States fivo twenty bonds are flat at 88. a 88 for the issue of 1862.

Havre, August 31, Cotton closed last ni3ht quiet both on the spot and afloat. IiOHDOM, Aug. 31. 1 P. M.

Consols, 03 for both monoy and the account. Amerl can securities quiet. United States Five twenties, 18G5, old, 85; Ten forties, Stock firm. Erie, 23. COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool August 811 P. M. Breadstuff's Wheat, 10a. 9d. a 10s.

lOd. por cental for California white, and 0a. Ed, a 0s. Cd. for No.

2 red Western. Flour, 2is. 9d. per bbl. for Wostorn canal, The receipts of wheat for the past three days at this port have been 25,030 quarters, of whioh 20,000 were American, Lokdoit, Aug.

31. Sugar is buoyant at 80s. 9d. a 40s. per ewt.

for No. 12 Dutch standard on the spot, Manohesteb, August 812 P. M. Trade report tho market for yarns and fabrics is flat and nominal. Liverpool, Aug.

31, 2 P. Cotton The sales of tho day aro estimated at 0,000 bales. Liverpool, August 812 P. There have been heavy awivals of cotlon at this port for the post few days. Tho thipments of cotton from Bombay to the 27th in stant, since the last report, have bcon 11,000 boles.

Disastrous Fivo ct Cmpe May. Cape JlAy, August 31. At three o'clock this morning in the Japanese goods store of Paul Boyton In the south w.ing of the American House on Decatur street, the building one hundred feet long, Bevouty feet deep, was destroyed. Tho lower floor was occupied by a dozen parties engaged iu diUorent kinds of business, and the uppor floor by several families. The flames spread to the U.

S. Hotel of Aaron Miller on the east side of Decatur street, alio to the Atlantic Hotel of John McKin on tho beach they are both large and were completely destroyed. A Btrong wind from tho north was blowing at the time the flro broke out, this probablj Biived the greater port of the city from destruction. Besides tho Auioriaan, United States and Atlantic hotels, several smaller hotels and cottages wore destroyed. Tne United Slatei hotel was valued at $150,000, tho Atlantio hotel 150,000 and the American hotel $50,000.

The total loss by the fl re wilt reach nearly half a million dollars. Of this amouut about one half ie covered by Insurance, The flame, were subdued at nine o'clock this morning. Tho Columbia Uovso was badly scorched and made a narrow escape from destruction. Accident. Boston, Aug.

31st Somuel Prpston, conductor on an oil train on the Boa ton and Albany Eallrord, was badly burned last ovon ing by falling into an empty tank, which hud exploded in consequence of the gia generated therefrom coming in contact with a lantern in tho hand of the conductor, who wis standing on tho tank. A brakeman named Lockwood esoaped serious injury. Preston was sent to hospital. He has a wife In Worcester. Tiie Naval Excursion Party.

POBTBMOTJTH, N. Au3. 31st. U. S.

steamer Tallapoosa left to day for Portland, with Admiral Porter and others on board. movements of Gen. Sherman. Portland, Aug. 31st.

Gen. Sherman and daughter orrived here last night. He goes to Bangor to day the steamer City of Richmond. CTJMOim HIBUHDER3TA1SDING. A Retail iquor Dealer Held to Await the Action of tlie Grand Jury SI Professes to be Ignorant of the fact, and Writes Letters to the Basle.

As will be seen from the following letters, a serious misunderstanding exists between Mr. James Atkinson, of No. 272 Bridge street, and tho United States authorities, which appears to have arisen from Mr. Atkinson's Ignorance of the fact that he has been held to await the action of the Grand Jury on charges of retailing liquor and dealing In tobacco without having paid the special tax. In order that Mr.

Atkinson my Iiifty understand bis posilloD, copies of. the records now on file In tua U. S. District Attorney's office will ho found following the letters he haB written to tho Ka.qle la rcUtion to the matter under consideration. he.

Atkinson's letters. So, 273 Bazoos Street, SnooKi.ru, August 26, 1503. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eaqle I am not aware that I have done anything to incur the displeasure or your law reporter, and. am therefore surprised at his persistently making upo of my name in your columns in connection wilh matters that eilher havo no existence or have long ago been disposed of. In fho flrst place, he made It appear that I had been arrested and held to 1 all for manufacturing cigars without a government licenso, when no such cbarge was ever preferred against me, and subsequently held me up (o the publio gaze as haviDg been required to give bonds to appear before a grand inquest in the United Statte District Court to aoBwor an accusation implying that have prosecuted my business as a tavorn kecper in utter disregard of the requirements of rove nue law.

1 cannot conceivo how genllemen so generally accurate, as your reporters are known to bo, have been led into miwfprcsental ions like the3e (for such they aro) and therefore I ask you to placo mo right upon tho record, which, during a residence of more than a quarter of century in Biookljri', has hiretofore boon without stain or blemish. Yours, James Atkjnsoh. Brooklyn, Aug. 27, 1809.1 272 Bridgo street. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: I rtppectlully ask that the communication sont by mo to you on tbo 25lh inst.

in reference to certain misre presentations concerning me and my business, published in your papi ou at least two occasions nreviom to my addressing you, may either appear without delay, or Eome reason at signed ior your refuBal to do me tho justice which I humbly solicijed. yours, James Atkinsoh. THE AFFIDAVIT. Eastern Cisfrfct of New York, ss. Edward JfcLear ABBt.

Atsr. of the City of Brooklyn, in tho State of Now York, being duly sworn, deposes and says, that on tho 13ih day of August, In tbe year eighteen hundred aud sixty nine, and ou divers other days uud times, between tbe lBt day of May, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty nine, and the day of August, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty nine, at 272 Bridgo street, Brooklyn, in the Bald Eastern District of Now York, one dames AiKinson uia Hnowiogiy exercise, engage lo, and carry on the trade and business of a Eetail Liquor DeBler, and dealer in manufactured tobacco, wiihout having paid such special taxes therefor, as aro in such VchaUs reauired to bo paid, by tho Statutes of tho Unit ed States. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 13th dav of August, 1869. Edwabd McLeae, Cdas.

W. Newton, U. S. Com. THE WAItBANT.

The President of the United Slates America, the jiiarsnai of tne umiea states jor the jsmurn JJislnct ofNiW York, and to his Deputies, or Anj or Either of them. Whereas, complaint on oath hath been made to me. charcins that James Atkinson did on or about tbo Kith day of August, and divers other times in the year one thousand eight hundred and Bixty niop, at tuo Eastern District of New York, knowingly exorcise and carry on the trade and business of retail liquor dealer and dealer in tobacco, wifbout therefor having paid such special taxes as are in such behalfs required by the Statute: of the United States. Now, therefore, you are hpreby commanded. In the name of the President of the United States of America, to apprehend the caid James Atkinson and bring hiB body forthwith before me, or somo Judge or Justice of tbo United States, or United States Commissioner, whenever he may be found, that he may tbon and there be dealt with according to law for tha said of fence.

Given under my hand and seal, this 13lh day of August In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty nine, and of our Independence tho ninety fourth. Chas. W. Newton, U. S.

Commissioner, For the Eastern District of New York. Cn the back of the warrant are the following endorsements: U. S. Commissioneb's Offiob,) Eastern District of New York. Tbe U.

8. of America vs. James Atkinson, 272 Bridge street. Warrant to apprehend, B. F.

Tracy, U. S. District Attorney. Ball in 8501). Bail given in abovo amount and defendant discharged from custody.

C. W. Newton, U. S. Commissioner.

I hereby depute John Berry to execute the within process. Dated, Brooklyn, August lstb, 18i9. Feanois L. Dallon, u. 8.

Marshal, The within named defendant committed to await examination. Heariog adjourned to August 2ilb, 1869, at 12 M. Dated August 18th, 1869. O. W.

Newton, U. Commissioner. August C4(b, 18G9. Defendant held to await tho action of Grand Jury. O.

W. Newton, U. S. Commissioner. H.

TP. Campbell Guabd. At a meeting held last evening at house of Hook and Ladder No. a number of the members and friends of Hush S. Campbell resolved to organize as a target company under the above name, to be commanded by Oaptain James F.

Mulligan, and intend to turn out on the lSth of October next, and proceed to Bechtel's IsUnd. Ono hundred and sixty members signed the roll. Protection Engine Company, No. 7, of Staten Island, intend receiving the Guards on fboir arrival in a most princely style, and their bouto will be decorated in thir honor In tho evening on their roturn thoy will give a ball at GolbioHall. Mr.

Campbell, whom the Guards aro named long been fireman of H. 5, is verji well known in tbis city and New York, and Is younger brother of Sheriff Patrick Oampbell. Hobsebhoebs Obgahizikg. The horse shoers of tbis city met last evening ot their headquarters No. 170 Joralemon street, Dennis Nolan In tho chair, C.

Kerrigan, Secretary. Nearly 150 members were in attendance and several new members were initiated. The total receipts of the evening was $29. Mr. Dennis 0.

Kerrigan and others addressed the meeting urging unity of action. It was decided to give a ball during the winter and Messrs, Lynob, Martin, Thomas and Frank Kane were appointed a Bill Committee. It was agreed that hereafter all officers of tho Association should be elected by ballot. Fibb in A Show window. Early last evening the curtain in a show window of Browne's lca oroain saloon in the Wall House, No.

76 Fourth Btrest, E. D. waa fired and nearly consumed by gsltlng in contoot with a gas jet. The casing and floor were ahto considerably singed and tho point on the former blistered, a damage to the extent of 823. Tho proprietor and Cspt.

Woglom extinguished the flamoa without the asfilAtance ol the firemen. 01 roans, ae. WANTED TO RENT BY A SMALL family, tbo lower part of a house, in a desirable location in South Brooklyn, convenient to ferries; terms, not to exceed 860 or $60 per month. Address B. A Brook lynP.O WANTBD BJT A MOST RESPEOTA ble married woman, a baby to wet nurse at her own house: lately lost ber own, wbiuh was hvo months old.

Please call at 44 Oarllst, between Myrtle ave aud Johnson street. WANTISD TO PURCHASE A HO (JSE with one or two lots, and situated in or the vicinity of Hew ork ave or else would boy some lots which must be well adapted for building purposes. AppW at onco to P. HASTINGS, 161 Montague, sc. auSO 4t AN TED ABOUT 5,000 FEET OF 9 or 2M inch and 41X1 feet of 3 inoh second hand gas pipe.

Aonrfes, stating price anu wnere it can ne seen, PIONRkE IRON WORKS, 4, 6 and 6 Oonover at. TSTANTED HOUSES, LOTS AND MER chandise to sell or nTohanirn: alsn wnntod. irood city lots, on which money will bo advanced to improve the same. All kinds of real estate exchanges effected. A.

P. estate broker, No, 6 ave, opoosite Pearl st. au28 6t ANTED EMPLOYMENTBYAMAB understands the principles of double entry bookkeeping is at present engaged as clerk in a Life Insurance) olSoe; would invest a few hundred dollars in an established business. Address MA80N1C. Eagle offloe.

au30 3t ANTED TO RENT FOB ONE OR more years, with privilege ot purchasing, a moder ate sized bouse in a good neighborhood, in suburbs of Rrnnlflvn. Possession on or before October 1st: terms must be reasonable. Address SUBURB, Eagle offioe. anal 8teoo ANTED A RESPECTABLE, MAR rlflil wnml.fi tcnnl fl lilrn TnnRhinlr nf flT or tWO fimillen. and ironinc.

in her own house, or would go out two or three days in the week best of oity references given. Inquire or address at Ciasson ave, third house from Lafayette ave, tbird floor, front room. BOABIHSC. BOARD ROOMS, FURNISHED OK unfurnished, to let, with board, at 103 Amity st. anai ot OARD ON THE HEIGHTS TWO large rooms, with bed rooms, on the seoona imatnita floors.

172 Henry St. BU81 2V BOARD DESIRABLE ROOMS TO Jet, with board, at 67 Beaasen street, Brooklyn Heights. OARD GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC oommodated with pleasant rooms and board at 63 Clinton st. OARD 42 WILLOUGHBY ST FIKST ninss board for a irentlemau and wife or too single gentlemen also, a hall room, au30 6t (OARD 129 CLINTON with board, for gentleman and wife, or single gentle men. Bejorences exenongea.

an siou BOARD NEAR SOUTH AND WALL st. ferries good table and pleasant rooms. Apply at 218 Hicks Bt, au31 bt 0 OARD 116 FIRST PLACE FIRS 1 9 class front and back roomB. furnished or unfur. nished terms moderate.

an30 6t OARD FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board references uiven and reauired. Apply at 109 Schermerborn Bt. 6t OARD NEAR CITY HALL FUR 88 nlnhnd rnomn to Int. with board, at 107 Lawrence st: house twelve minutes' walk of Wall st ferry. an27 6l OARD BROOKLYN HBIGHTS 15 9 Mnn roe nlnce Rooms to let.

with board, suitable for gentleman and wife; references exobanged au34 6t OARD 39 WOODHULL ST, NEAR 9 HicUn. mlnnt of Hamilton iTorrv Gentlemen ac commedsteu with reBpectsoie noara ana rooms, aum lav "fARD BY 8EPTEMBKR 1ST SEVE rnl well furnished, comfortable rooraB, with first olass board, to respectable parties only. Apply at 333 Adelphi st. au3i eou BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, with or without board, in a private family of three, in Clinton st, near Harrison. Address WiLMKH, Brooklyn f.

an.u ac OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WlFIS, or sinelo gontlemen. can find handsomely furnished rooms, wnn noi anu com water, ure, gas, mvu nuiu. a private family, at 103 Dean st, near Hoyt. on31 at rOABD 198 BRIDGE ST AFEWSIN pin sentlemen. and centleraen and their wives, oan be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms.

Table nrst ciass. numerator. mi an lOAKD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS HiinnRnnilv fnrniahed rooms, suit all In for a irentlo moo and wife, or single gentlemen, between Pulton and U1A ol'. ici.iusi avwv OARD 100 PACIFIC SOUTH Ttnolilvn. oonvflniontto the ferries Pnrnishoi rooms on second noor.

front; also, one on rourtn noor, witn ooarn satiitactory references given ana required. andiai OARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WIXL I Int. cvith hoard, a fine largo room with closot. hot and cold water, on second floor, at 13 Second place, near Henry street. ausi nOARD 205 HENRY ST PARTIES fj wishing to make winter arrangements can secure larpe, pleasant rooms; also single Convenient to Wall ana soutn lernee.

au30 2t HOARD 36 LIVINGSTON STREET Rooms on second and third floors to let. with board. to a gentleman and wife or eingle gentlemen; references lOIJIIUW, T9 0ARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, D0 and two nr three sincle cfentlemen can obtain nleas ant rooms, with board, at35Cheever place, betwoen Har rison ana uograw sta. auai BOARD AT 95 WILLOUGHBY STi Gentlemen and their wives, or single cents, oan find nleasant accommodations and good board: house has all moaera improvements ana ot OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 76 9 Montacnest oomer of Henry Booms to let. with board, to gentlemen and tnoir wivob, or single gentlemen reterenoes exenangea.

ansu ot JOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO lame rooms, on second story, one large and one small room on tbird story. Apply at 15 Schermerhorn st, between court ana unnroD. auau OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY A Gnntleman and wife, and two sincla centlemen rooms furniBhed or unfurnished, in any part of tbe house. Apply at 68 West Warren st. au266f OARD TO LET.

WITH BOARD. TWO handsomely furnished rooms, on second floor: toge ther or House first class: nil modern improve ments tamny email. a ort ureene piaee. aula at OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY IN BP fbe Rrevonrt Grove neighborhood, near throe routes, Prospect rarit ana uapicoiine urounas. Aoaress G.

A. M. liagle Otllce. turn J30ARD 36 SANDS BT A GENTLE mrtrv and wife and a eine(e sentteman oan ba acoom inodateri with nive.y Jumished roouiB aud good bosctd at the above number; references give a and required. OABDTO LET, LARGE ROOMS, with small ones attaohed.

suitable for families: also. rnoiRB IUI BiUKl" Kouiicuitru iu uuo ui uu ucou ivuuuwiio iu Rrnnklrn. Jnauira at 118 Luarette ave. cor. of) Cumberland at.

cppoBite nr. unyier'S unnron. anai oc OAHD TO LET. WITH BOARD, IN A nonsenneiTiocacou. nve minutes' wa trora uicon or Wall st.

ferries, a large front room on second floor, to a gentleman ana wire or two gentlemen aiso, a single room terms moderate. Apply at 196 Washington at OOABD TO LET, A NIOELY FUR nished nnennd floor, hot and cold water, bath. Ac. with or without board, 830: board, $6 50 per week; or would let for light housekeeping for W. 01 Wasniogton avo, auiu at "OOARD IN BROWN STONE HOUSE, iff.

near Court nrivate olBnantiv JLf, 87Wyokoff, near Court furnished rooms with board, at verj moderate rates; house bas just boen elogantly frescoed all improvements library, piano, etc oight minutes' walk from South ferry. OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. and one or two single sentlemen, can be aooommo dated with pleasant rooms and good board, at reasonable rates, by applying at 78 Dean at, between Smith an Hnyt StS. OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE JLm or two single geHtlemen, by applying at 389 Carlton ave, between Fulton and Atlantic, can obtain good bo ird, with a front room, second story, in a private family, on reasonable terms; au mooern improvements, OARD ON THE HEIGHTS A GEN tleman and wife or two gontlemen. can obtain a very pheasant frcnt room, with board, by applyiug'at 163 Henry st, crner of Joralemon within five minutes' wak of wan Bt.

ana ooutn lernes. OABD A FAMILY HAVING MORE loom than reauired. would lot one or two rooms, un furnished, wilh good board; house boiug in perfect order, wun an tne moiern unpiovemenis; gooa neignnornooa within five minutes' walk of Fulton eri7, Ao. Address K. Eagle office.

OARD AT 64 WEST BALTIO ST. BE tween Henrv and Clinton sta Handsnmelv furnished rooms for a gentleman and wife, or a pirty of singlo gentlemen house first class, with modern lmDrovements, and where home comforts can be onioved: also, aback parlor ana extension room, au31 bt' OARDt TWO NICE FRONT AND back rooms, furnished, on second floor, with board. for crentlcman ard wife, in a first class house and nehrhbof. bood. within five mmntes of Fulton ferrv: all modera im provements, and with a private American family.

Apply at 17 rtassau Bt, opposite ur. uananers unurch. auBi at' OARD A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIV inc on the Heights, three minutes from Fulton ferry, have a very pleasant second floor to let, with boarl, perma' nently, either to a party of single gentlemen or a family. The house is handsomely situated and contains all the im provements. Call at No.

85 Cranberry st, second door from uoiumoia. ami ti i OA RD AND OMEM ELY FUR nisbed rooms, with first class board, for two crentlo mor and their wivos, or single gentlemen: house contain! all modern improvements, ana most pleasantly located; five minutes from Fulton and Wall sc. ferries terms mod erate. Apply at 45 fiassau st, between Washington and Aasms st. ausiotr OARD TWO GENTLEMEN AND i their wives, or sintrlo gentlemen, wiahioc permanent board, in a mivate family, can be accommodated at No.

359 Pacific st; house with all the late improvements; hot and possession immediately: references exohanged; price reasonable. 369 Paoific st, near Bond. auSl 2t OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE and fou smgle'gentlemen, can have good board and pleasant rooms at Mo. 146 Henry st, near Hsmseu also, a Innr single centlemon acoommoaated rvith dav board: breakfast from 7 to 8 o'olook lunch at noon, and dinner from 6 to 7 o'clock. Terms moderate, and every attention paia to comiorr.

audi OARD TO LET A PARLOR WITH bedroom attached, nico'v furnished for licht house kceninor. for a Darl.v of two only. Also, one large furnished front room, suitable for one or two gentlemen without board, or with breakfast and tea. House has bath and all improvements. Referenoe required.

Apply at No. 317 Gold sc. near lfnlton ave. OARD TO LET, TO GENTLEMEN and tbeir wives, two handsome suites of rooms (tar lor floor and second Btory) tho rooms are newly papered aud painted have hot and cold large closets, Ac. The table is snnnlied wilh tho beat the market affords, and everything is kept perfectly neat and clean bat few boarders and no ohiloren taken.

Also, hall bed room. Call in the afternoon or evening, at 16(1 Joralemon st. between uourt ana unnton. au3U ot FOB OTHER BOARDS SEE FIRST BOABOlNe WANTED, OARD WANTED FROM THE 10TH nf Rentember. bv a vonnir ladv.

in a nrlvatn location between Fort Greene place and. Clermont avenue. Address Eagle office. OARD WANTED BY A GENTLE. I man.

in a strictly nrivate family, where he can enior the comforts of home. 1' lease address T. E. THIBK, P. O.

box BSWewYork. BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE fftmilv. on or near Washington ave. bv a centloman and wife. Address, stating terms, (which must be modor ate), with other particulars, Box 8,225 N.

Y. P. O. BOARD WANTED A FEW OHIL dran frnm ihn nitv. to rinard And infltmnt In thn Entr.

lish branches and muslo location near the railroad depot, Kortbport, ii. I. BaBAU. 11. au2d6t HOARD ANTED A COMFORTABLE i ansrtment and board, either in nrivate family, or where there are few boarders.

The situation must be with in Bix blocks of tne new at. Ann's Church. Reply, by letter, to n. jyi.i at tuis omce. auai a ROABD WANTED BY A GENTLE muM uiau uuu tvutJ, auu at oBmemuer iouut a bquuuu tsoury.

front room alcove preferred location between Oxford and Hall fits, and Greene and Myrtle area. Address, with fall 13 OARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN JLp wishes board for himself, wife, mother and two lelf, rrr: small ohildren, near 'Wall st. fen good table lndispens ante, tcererenoeg reguirea, Address uagte office. i OARD WANTED BY A WIDOW LA dy, in a private family, or in a large boarding house permanent boiwu; wuuiu room wirn ladv: lnojitinn referenos given and required. AddieBB BOARD, Eagle offloe.

lOARD WANTED URNISHED room and board, bv a iinela gentleman, where there are but few. if anv. other boarders: mnst be within tbirtv minutes of Fulton ferry. Address, with terms, O. It Eagle office.

au3l2t "OOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE man, ior who ana small ouim ana part board for himself: rooms must be on second floor and front's within five minutes' walk of Fulton or Wall Bt. ferry. Best of ret nrences reanired and siven. Address, with terms, loca tion, BYBOW, Eagle omoe. auai OARD WANTED BY A SMALL FAM Uv.

two vonnir ladies and a irentleman. on moderate terms, ormn. in a resneofabln tirivato amilv. withoni: boarders, nr would rent a floor, furniBheid or uuf urnished, for light housekeeping references exohanged. Address Box 4,671.

New yorgyostumce. anal at a BOARD WANTED PERMANENTLY TTrnm abant the middle of Sentomhnr. fnrnlanarl rooms, either with or without board, for a gentleman, wife, child and servant, at a reasonable prioe, in a desiranie looation. and among agreeable people; private family 'preferred. Address, immediately, DOUGLAS, Box 4.351.

Nov xorujr.u. ausu hi OARD WANTED A SMALL FAMILY" JLJ) consistlrg of a gontloman, wife and tno sons, desire board In a private family, or In bouso whare there ate few boarders on tho Heigbtr, or imraediata vloinlty; front EBrlor and bed' room on the seoond etory; also, one sleep igroom, on tbo third story, would be required. Refer ences exchanged, Address PoatoSw, an31St Eiver Thieves. Some timobefore daylight, Bunday morning, the schooner "Moley," lying at Je foot of JayslreeNwas boarded by rirer thleren, who decamped wilh about fifty dollars' worth of ropes. Exouhsion Oab Accident.

At abonfc six o'clock laat evonlng.Mr. Edson Sanford, of New Havon, white upon theater of a Fulton avenue excursion car, In Fulton street, near Clinton, was struck by a Green point excursion car, and precipitated In antnmsible condition to the ground, where he barely escaped being run over. Ho was convoyed to Davlea' drug store, at the corner of Fulton and Clinton streets, where he relived under medical treatment He sustained several sevofo contusions, but It Is believed was not dangerously injured. He was removed to tha house of a friond at Greenpolnt. JFVxton Steeet Pbayeb Meeting.

The Revolution complains that at the Pulton Street Church daily prayer meetings in New York, the conductor Is always requested, if a stranger, to prevent any woman from pTainR or speaking, by speaking, praying, or singing himself, or by any other service that will stop her noise. A CLOBn Incendiary. Rosa Jackson (colored), who wsb arrested at Hudson, N. last week for arson in setting fire to the country residence of Hon. John G.

located at Claveraok, was yesterday, on an examination, fully committed to await (he action of the Grand Jury in October. EliliABGEMENT 03? THE HoME FOB THE AOED. The mansion and grounds on Bushwick avenue, cor ner of Chestnut street, have been purchased by the Little Bisters of the Poor for a Home for the Aged Poor of both sexes, without distinction of creed or nationality. Their present dwelling having become far too small for the numerous worthy applicants for a home under the tender care of the Little SisterB of the Poor, they have decided to erect on the newy purchased site, a building capable of receiving about 130 poor and Infirm old people. The readers of tho Eaole who aro por.

haps not aware of the good which these LUtlo Sisters are doing in our midst, would do well to visit their present Home, 608 DeKalb avenue, any afternoon from 1 to 6 o'clock they will receive a most courteous welcome from (he Sisters and they will certainly be repaid for their (rouble when they eeo (he happy, cheerful faces of their aged pensioners and hear their expressions Of gratitude for the loving care which la bestowed on them. As the Sisters have not suffioiont means to orect this new building they will have to appeal to tho churita Wy inhabitants of Brooklyn to aid them, and ai so distinction whatever 1b made wilh regard tj the religion of tbo applicants (or admission, it ia hoped that All upon whom ihey call will contribute uorously to the good work. The new building will be completed about (he first of May, next. The Young Men's CunisTiAN Assocrivnos. The rooms of tho Brouklyn Toting Men's Chi'iafiut) Association, corner of Fulion avenuo and Gullaton place, which vc been closed during tho Buuimor, wil' OB opened to morrow evening for the usual purposes" and tho Association will again enter upon iti work.

Iu. coiporated now uoder the new act, tho Association promises to prosecute its aims and objects with renewed zeal and illeiisiiey. A course of scientific aud inslruclivo lectures will bo given to members at the rcoms during the coming season. Public lectures by John B. Gougb, Wendell Fhillips aud othor eminent lecturers, will be given at the Academy of Music like wiee tho utual series of concerts.

Tee Host Concrete Pavement. Tha Hoyt concrete pavement, which bis beou laid ou a block on Fourth avenue, corner of Flalbusb, was subjocted to a test to day similar to that made on the Fiske concrete pavement. A number of residents on Atlantic and Buliic tticels were proscnt, aud expressed their satisfaction at the result. Ovebdoabd. About midnight last night, Edward Whiting, the Captain of a vessel lying at.

the Atlantic Dock, having taking more "Jersey lishtning" aboard than he could carry and maintain his equilibrium with, attempted to get on hoard his vessel. He lost his balance and fell overboard, and, but for tho timely assistance of Officer Ewing of the Atlantic Doci Squad, would have been drowned. Ho was conveyed on board hiB vessel and pioperly attended to. Insane. Kobeifc O'BiieD, a middle aged man, whose brain has got in a disordered condition to such an extent that he imagines himself to bo Saint Patrick, and that he haBbeen deputized by 63d to tha mission of warning Binners to repentance, is at prosont confined at tho Sugg street station awaiting removal to tboLuuatto Asylum.

rersoual Jameison. Inspector Jameison who is now doing office duty at tho Brooklyn Police Headquarters has during his brief Btay commended himself to the good opinion of all who have business there. He shows that an officer may be strict and thorough in the performance of bis duty and at tho same time comport himself as a gentleman. Ball. In noticing that Governor Hoffman bad pardoned O.

W. Ball, tha yonng man accused of robbing his employers, it should have been mentioned in explanation that it was discovered after his conviction that a cruel mistake had been made in laving fiuch charge at his door. His innocence was made so clear that the Judge and District Attorney united with bis employers in the application for hla pardon, Hall. Sergeant Hall of the Forty ninth Police bas resigned on the uniform order. Hall Bays "Seeming the amended rule No.

45, as set forth in General Order No. 674, tyrannloal and humiliating to mo as an officer and a man, and, in my opinion, directly assisting all claBBes of law breakers, especially tho proprietors of gin mills, to evade and violate tha laws, I therefore tender my resignation as a member of tho Metropolitan Police force, to take effeot on the first day ot September next." The Commissioners thought thoy ctubl get along without Hall, leaving the public of the Forty ninth Precinct entirely at the morcy of tho "proprietors of gin mills," to whom Hall must have bsen a wholesome terror. LONG HSLAMf JTTEM.S. New Caes. The Long Island Bailroart Company have recently piirchaned two palace cars and a large freight boat, ai.d leaed part of tho Bridgeport pier, rear Peck Blip, Now York, Religious Contention.

The Presbytery of Long Itland meet bt Franklinville to day, and will hear a sermon by the Moderator, (he Kev. James r. Hamlin. The Rev. T.

A. Gardiner, of Orient, will preach in tho evening. Rows at A Camp Meeting. At tho colored camp meeting held between Jamaica and Flushing on Sunday, (hero were present rival factions of colored men from Jamaica and Flushing, who engaged in a free fight at about ten o'clock in the evening, using clubi and stones. During tho melee a man named Charloj Jackson, of The Alley," Flushing, had his hoad cut open, bis cheeks laeerated and his nose broken.

Tho wonndB were caused by the ubb of some dull Instrument, During the day several fights occurred between the whites and blacks, but tho former being in tho majority tho blacks were always worsted. Kings Count) Heal Estate Transfers. Eighteenth Ward, John Meserole map, Nos. 162 and 16S, 45i50i95 George Craig to lieorgo B. Billerwel).

Kighth Ward, map of George Martense, Nos. 631, E3(J, 637 81.0U0. Robt. B. Leonard to James Oaulflntd.

Tenth st, north side, If 0 feet east of Third ove, 20x100 800. John J. Foli to Jsinea W. Walsh. Rapelyea ef, north side, 21 feet 6 inches wost of Manhis set place, lot and building, $9,500.

Daniel Lake to CorolineM. Schultz. Graham nve, ea.t side. 50 feet north of McKibbOD st, lot and building, 5x100 SB.W.!. JohnLoellner to Ferdinand Englthanpr.

Seventeenth Ward, map of Peter Meserole, No. 317 Isaac Schenck to Jbn Kisti. Gravoend Plot. No. 3.

on partition deed of Peter Strikor, lBncres 3,600. JoaaD, Snoiilker, Reeree, to Valentino T. Hall. Hampden st, oast side, 316 ft. 8 in.

south of Hanwn place, lot and building, 2a.lOxlO0 H. B. Bradahiw to John Mao Gregar. Concord street, north side, BO ft. wost of Gold st, lot and building, 25x60 WiMam Wilson to Zopher Carpenter.

Lafayette ave, south sirtn, 367 ft. 4 In. east of Reid venuo, 16 (xl00 Jonah Andrews to A. A. Van Sehoon born.

Hancock tt, south side, 162 ft. east of Ralph avo, 43.9x100 $1,2 0. Alary A. Seeley to Michael Burke. Eighteenth Ward, map of property of Matilda Lano, Nos.

77 to 107 inclusive $7,750. Matilda Lane and husband to James Duffy. Webster ptaco, oast side, 17o ft. 1 in. north of Middle st lot and building, Isaao Sohweizor to Charles Klencb.

Bouth First st, south side. 100 ft. oast of Tenth st, 25x90 Jamoa Rod well to Amelia Crowley. Broadway, north side, 18 ft. 6 In.

cast of Leonard st, 25.9X 81i29i55.1 $3,500. James Hibson to James A. Hibson. Thirty ninth st, north side, tOO ft. west ot Sixth avo, 25x $860.

Benj. F. Goodrich to Margaret E. Green. South Fifth st, north side, 80 ft.

west or Seventh st, 20x80 S6.E0O. Henry Thomas to Andrew Scott. GoDgress St. north side. 160 west of Court st, lot and building, 25xl00 $18,000.

Charles fi, Hquira to Sarah E. To Conex Island by steam, no dust, quiot Cbt timo, tako cars from ferries to Greenwood Cematcry, and tteara cars from there to Coney Island; See time table, au3t lm Mtddletown Minebal Spmno Watbb, cum Scrofula, Cancer, Humors, Bhonmalism, Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, General Debility more promptly than any othor remedy. Seo testimonials. Address Midddetown gpniuo Middletown, or No. 191 Broadway, New York.

Caution Bottles and oorks of all genuine are branded "Nature's Bezaedy." u33 6t' Pianos Baegaiks. Mathews Sladh will sell ten of their splendid seven octavo pianos, with all modern improvements, for cash, at extra low prices. Also, on Installments, with a first payment of SIM and monthly installments of small amounts. Ifvery piano fully guaranteed for five years. Brooklyn Piano and Organ Warerooms, Ko.

296 Fulton st, opposite Johnson. MATHEWS Sladd. au2s3llurh48 Peetty "Women. A comparatively few la dlf monopolize th3 beauty as well as the attention of sool oty. This ought not to bo so, but it is, and will bo while men are singlo out pretty faces for oompmioni.

This can all be changed by using Hagan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the bloom of youth and a refined, sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural. No lady need complain of a red, tanned, freokled or rastio complexion, who will Invest 75 oonta in Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Ita effectB are truly wonderful. To preserve and dress the hair, uso Ltoh's Katbalron. auU The Gbeat Modebn DrsoovEEY.

The new combination of vegetable specifics in Dr. delicious Liver and Stomach Lozenge is working wonders In dyspepsia, liver complaint, chronic costlveness, nervous complaints and general debility. ou23 StS.TuiTb' To Peospeot Pabe and Conbt Island Take the O.I. and B.B, Oars from Fulton ferry (left hand Bide), via Jay and Smith sis. open oars.

my81 tf Half wat up Lookout Mountain, the place where memory is stirred by a thousand recollections and supclttioas, and whore the brave boys in both armies met and fought hand to hand, where the blood of both friend pd foe was mingled together and ran down the mountain In rivulets, la a smooth faced rook, npo whioh a poor, grounded soldier inscribed the following "8. 18ep X. in the battle was wounded and wried to this spot by two clever They bade mo farewell, and they supposed, to die, for I was so weak hap loBB blood that 1 could but faintly thank them for tteirktadnew Theyleftlumy canteen a oart bottle of yiantatien Bltteri. flfchr owe my life, for ft strength ened mo ndkcpt life within me nnUl help came and my wound wm dreod. God bless them for their kindness, nd for the Plantation Eittors.

"HewngDATAOBs, Co, jotta Go," BtQOtti WATEnSncerior to th boat Imported Qer jmtn Colognei and sold fctudf the prist, aoM FBOM EUROPE. FINANCIAL AND OOMMEBOIAIi. IjONDon, Aoerast 31. 11 A Consols, 83 for money and 83X for account. M.

U.S. Five twehty bonds 1S62, 84Jf 1865, 83; 1807, 83; ton forty, 7 Erie 23. Fbanktobt, Aug. 31. 11 A fC'l TJ.

8. bonds, 88. IIYERPOOL, August 3111 A. H. Cotton The market opens dull.

Estimated sales bales. Middling Uplands, 13d Middling Orleans, a 13d. CUtafllEHClAlj Wail Smseet, Anr. 81. The stock market opened with fair animation this morning at about the closing figures of last night, with the principal dealings in New York Central, Hudson River, Beading, St, Paul, Lake Shoro, Book Island, North western and PaciHo Mall.

Erie is again buoyant, and sold this morning successively at 33 regular, 33 cash, 83 regular, and 33. 113 present figure. Governments opened strong this morning, with a buoyant feeling in many of the issues. Prices in the present call were: United States 6's, 1881. registered, 123 bid; do.

coupon, 123; 6 20's, 1661, coupon, 1238 do. 1864, coupon, 122 bid; do. 1885, coupon, 122. a 122; do. 18G5.

new, a 121; do. 1887,121 a 1888, coupon, a 10 40'a, regh.te ed, 111 a 112; do. coupon, 115 a 115; currency bonds, 111 111. Gold opened this morning at 133, sold at and has continued steady between those figures. Its pros ent price is 2, 3, 3, 4, iJtf, and 5 por cent are paid for carry ing.

Slock JExcbongo Stales fr'Irsl Board WBW YOBK, Aug. 31, 1869 10TO0 8 6s 81 12M 600 US 6 20 Va'i 100 Wes Un Tel 87.li iou Ksir nj uo aa id SOU Adams BS mm do e3 lair tuou H6 laa 2010 Co 12214 BlO do sm 122)i 00 US 5 20 HW 4000 do 122M liiOOO do 1225, 1000 do tm mm US 6 20 65.. ..0 112 000 US 6s 10 500 1hK 200W1 6 20 0 (i5 n.e3 12W 10000 do. 12Hi lal 8(000 do 121 20000 do bS 121JS 21000 do 12W 62 13UliO do 10000 do B1M 6m)0 do 61 ECO00 do 61 16000 do lfOCO Va St 6 55 EOOOO KO St 5s new. 49H lOOfO do 49 6000 do totai 63 limoMoStbs WIH 1000 La 6s Lev 65Af 7000 Mo 9S HAStJ las.

91 JilitK) Eiie 4th mtg 82 90X 6tO'i 85 6G0O do 81 2000 RI 4 Pac 9IM 6000 Mor Ess 1st m. 99 61 Ocean Bank 102 20 Continental lOOM 20 Fourth Nat 1U5H IB do .105 SOOPaoMSS 79Ji 100 80 600 (Jen B. 100 do 200)4 no ao m. 200 Hnd 181 100 Harlem 160 1000 Reading 96 1600 do zuu ao mu 1600 do. uu iHicnuon u.

10 do 139 600 Lk Shore Mich So 105 300 do iu ao luo 100 Pita fiW a ed 89 35 do 89, 200 li'6 200 do 10Hfi 200 do blO 103 290 do liHSii 79 800 Ohio WB, h3 1200 do HBiS I0U do IjIO 3 600 Ohio Wp 9 100 do bS 9 40 Ohio lit 114)4 uu ao 114; 100 114 200 00 32); do 60 Del Lack ft WB 112)4 no in jersey is) 50 Cen WH 100 do 107)4 100 do 107M 5ii Mor Ess 8 1)4 iuu mar uin istpr. aa 121 SECOND EDITION, EAGliE OFFICE, 2 1 2 Washington, Aug. 31, THE SABINE STOEY is discredited hero. The torrlblo but brief, vaguo and delail barren narrative received by tho Cublo created much excitement in naval circles, and Us inherent prob ability and improbability have been actively discussed. The Sablno is commanded by Commander John G.

Walker, a careful and judicious officer, whoso antecedents aio not such as to encourage the belief that he would adopt such severe measures as the telegram indicates. The case would have been different, old navy men say, if the Sabine had been at sea, or if the mutineers could not have been safely bold. But the frigate was Eafe in port and had a full complement of oWcera on board, and probably enough seamen to tako care of the prisoners, and bring them homo for trial. These old navy men, therefore, hold that tha peremptory harglDg of seven conspirators Is an arbitrary, hasty, and reckless proceeding incurring the gravest censure, tuchao the friends of Commander Walker are unwillinp to believe he Is subjected to. Besides, ask theso old navy meD, 1b it likely that twenty two conspirators would contrive a plan for blowing up the ship, and de stroying themselves as well as the officers they wished to take vengeance on So you will seo probabilities are against the Cable.

At all events, nothing has boen received at the Navy Department in relation to the mutiny and attempt to blow up the Sabine. A HINT TOB HABVABD AND OXFOBD. Oae.of the jlUctuood. pttpers eviRgests that tb.o rctarn match between tbe 02f ordB and Harvard should take place, next year, on the Pofomao river, near this city. CrjBA NOT TO BE BOUGHT.

The latest rumor about Cuba is that it will be fought for if tho patriots get it, or stolen if tho United States secure not bought by Sickles with such assistance ss the American and English prenB can give Wm. Or, in the wordB of an active circulator of tho rumor: The Cuban question will not be adjusted by any pur chase of tho island, contingent or otherwise, from last advices, but ou the basis of politioal equality, amnojty, and tho abolition, of slavery." BA8E Our local enthusiasts of out door sports have undergone a depression of spirits in the defeat sustained by Washington at the hands of Philadelphia. The match between tho Federal Oity Olympics and the Quaker City Athletics was played yosterday, In ths presence of six thousand people. The Athletics won by 30 to 28. Only eignt innings were played, and tho Oljropics say the ninth would have changed tho result.

PERSONAL. Boutwell lends word that be will not be hero this week. Stokes of Tennessee has sought consolation for defeat from Commissioner Delano with what result is not known. Senter says he will call the present Legislature to golher to ratify the fifteenth amendment. Rawlins is reported still feeble.

Spinner is still perplexed about iraotlonal currency. People want a treat deal more than he can supply, Forbes, who "negotiated" at Madrid, 1b coming home with a flea In his ear. The Eegency refused, not merely to sell Cuba, but to listen to Forbes' proposition of pur chase. Berry, a ball player of the Athletic nino, was badly hurt yesterday. Grant finds many people impatiently woltlng for him to day.

Hoar, Boutwell, and Boboson will bo absenteos from the Cabinet meeting. Pcabody passed through to Baltimore last night. John ifeemith is the latest officeholder who astonishes mankind by resigning. He was a Masflachnsetts revenue collector. Tbo Democratic State Convention.

Special Despatch to the Eagle. Aidant, August 3L The State Committee met hero this afternoon. They have just decided that the State Nominating Convention of the Democratio party shall be held at Syracuse, on Wednesday, September 22d proximo, for the selection of a ticket for State officers, to be supported at tho ensuing election. Accident to Sarty Boston, Aug. 31, 18G9.

On Friday while TV. G. Blanchard, Boston Bffent of the Associated Press, and Howes Norris, Marino news reporter, were out fishing In a boat off Holmes' Hole, they were run down by a schooner that was sailing fast under a fresh breeze. At the moment of the collision Norris seized hold of a rope hanging from the schooner's bows and clinging to it was carried over a mile dragging through the water, half the time submerged entirely in it. Be managed at last to climb a part of the way up the vessel's side, and make his situation known, when he was at once dragged in pretty thoroughly exhausted.

Mr. Blanchard and the boatman remained on the wrecked boat which continued to float, and were taken In tow by other sail boats and taken to Holmes' Hole, where they found Norris who had been landed by the schooner's boat. EABLE CASE. A Juawycr and Ex Jnstico of tJic Peace Arrested tor tbo Alleged Ivaroeny of a. Public Record, William J.

Fisher, a lawyer by profession, fifty years of age, an Ex Justice of the Peace of Hudson County, Now Jersey, and a resident of this oity, was arrested at his office, No. 307 Broadway, New York, yesterday afternoon, by Officers McLaughlin of the District Attorney's Offloe, and Gear of the Central Squad, and brought to Brooklyn, where be was committed to await examination for the alleged larceny in June, 18C9, of a judgment roll in an action of the Supreme Court, County of Kings, between Augustus Dal zell, plaintiff, against Emma Dalzell, defendant, then on file in the office of the County Clerk, of the County of Kings. The accused was arraigned before Police Justice Walsh Ihis morning, when ho plead "not guilty," and demanded a hearing. Assistant District Attorney Peareall, appearing for the prosecution, stated that an accessory to the alleged offence is still at large, and requested an adjournment in order to permit due effort to be made for the arrest of the accessory. 'The case was accordingly adjourned to one o'olook on Friday afternoon.

An interesting fact in connection with this remarkable case, is that the complainant is tbe colored man Henry Jones, who is now under a charge of perjury, as already fully chronicled in these columns. Mr. Fisher was formerly a legal adviser of Jones, and, it will bs remembered by the readers of the Eaole, testified, during the still unfinished examination upon tbe charge of perjury, that he had married Jones to the woman, the denial of which by Jones under oath Is the biBls of (he charge of perjury. Frank Archibald, a man who appeared as witness for Ibe prosecution, was commuted for detention, at the request of the Assistant District Attorney, The a chooner Abel 0. BuoHey, 830 tons, fully rigged and nearly equipped, was launched yesterday from Messrs.

Kctohuni, Smith (aid, Greenpolnt,.