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THREES CENTS. BROOKLYN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1809, VOL. NO. BOABOSlVO. VO TLETT BIOHTSES, dee.

NEW YORK MISCELLAMtfS ITEM. SPECIAL. B0AKD OF SUPERVISORS. I VAN AN0EK, PUBLISHER AND PB0PEIET0R. Afln78EMEflnrs ACADEMY PATTI CONCERTS.

MAX STRAKOSOH Dirootor IMMENSE SUCCESS rf tortMaCOAfl8kTTI, Who will givo her second Ooncort, TUESDAY, 5th Ootobor, On whioh occasion the renowned Basso Buffo, SIGNOR GIORGIO ROSOONI, In conjunction with Mons. THEODORE RITTER, the groat eias85eal Pianist, Mons. J. F. PRUME, the eminent Violinist, Mr.

THEODORE HABELMAN, tho popular Primo Tonoro, And MAX MARETZEK'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Admtesfon, Reserved Scats, 60 ots. extra; Gauory, Sale of seats will oommenco on Saturday, Oot. 2d, at tha Box Office of the Academy, Brooklyn also, at U4 Broadway, Y. MRS.

F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, essoo Mrs. F. B.

Conway Manager Mr. F. B. Conway THE LAST GREAT NOVELTY. THIS EVENING Will be presented Bonoioanlt's sensational drama in four acts, called FORMOSA; On, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN, With new and roaUstio scenery by SMITH and Assis tanta.

and a great oast, embraoing Mr. B. Conway Maior Jorum Mr. Mark Bates JSS Mr. J.

W. Carroll Mr. F. Chippendale Boker Mr Lamb Bob Saunders Mr! John Moore. Doctor Doremus Mary Bates Iru Edoo.

Mrs. J. J. Prior Vorm im Jonnio Carroll Mrs. H.

Howard. Mrs. Sam Bjkor Aided by numorons auxiliaries. Aot 1st Oxford, Tho Bell Rings. Aot 2d London Going at Full Speed.

Act 3d Tho Red Signal of Danger. Aot 4th The Collision. In the course of tho play The Old Swan Boat House, Tho Study in tho Vicarage, Formosa's Vila at Fulham, The Storming of tho Prison, Barnes' Bridge on tho Thames, And tho Uniyorsity Boit Raoe. Tho inoidontal mnsio selected and arranged by Mr. F.

PETERSOHEN. "EjTOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSET ANOTHER SENSATION. First week of T. L. DONNELLY'S Groat Son3ational Burlesque, entitled FAR MORE SO.

During tho pieoo a fao simiio of the Great University BOAT RAOE Will bo given, introducing A NOVEL MECHANICAL ILLUSION First imported from Europe and now introduced for.tha first timo to an American audionco. THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT Of which for the City of Brooklyn, has boon purchased by Mr. Hooloy from the inventor. AN ENTIRE NEW BILL BY HOOLEY'S GREAT STAR TROUPE. Second week of tho boy wonder Master SNIFFEN.

High Jack tho Heeler, Tho Mischievous Darkey, Room for Ono More. Double Clog, Song and Dance, Ao. OLYMPiCTHEATRE. R. M.

Hooley A T. L. Donnelly Lessees After weeks of preparation, will bo produced the grand Speotaoular Drama of the FAIRIES OF INNISF ALLEN, FAIRIES OF INNISFALLEN. A LEGEND OF K1LLARNEY. A LEGEND OF KILLARNEY.

The entire Star Company in tho cast, NEW AND GORGEOUS SCENERY, BRILLIANT PROPERTIES. GRAND CALCIUM EFFECTS. Tho beautiful LUSARDI, MHea. LEAH, WALBY SHEL DON and SALLIE NEVILLE in the cast, DICK RALPH. DICK RALPH.

SAM DEVERE. SAM DEVERE. And a)l tho Star Artists every night. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, AT 2. QN FULTON AVENUE, BETWEEN SMITH and HOYTST3, near the CITY HALL.

THE GREAT AND ONLY NEW YORK CIRCUS, NEW YORK CIRCUS, FROM FOURTEENTH STREET, L. B. LENT DIRECTOR, Will exhibit in Brooklyn, previous to tha opening of the regular season in Fourteonth st. Now York, ON FULTON AVENUE, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, Presenting at every entertainment THE MOST BRILLIANT EXPOSITION OF DASHING BAREBACK HORSEMANSHIP AND WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATS Ever witnessed in this or any othor country, introduoin? tha LARGEST AND MOST TALENTED TROUPE OF STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS IN THE WORLD, Together with tho finest collection of HIGHLY TRAINED PERFORMING HORSES, PONIES, DOGS AND MULES Ever brought together on this continent. Doors opon at 2 and 7 to commence at 2 and 8 o'clock.

Admission, 60 cents; Children under ton yeara 25 cents. ocB tf mESiTMONIAL. T. O. FAULKNER, AT THE NEW DRAMATIC HALL, 79 LIVINGSTON STREET, (Burnham's old Gymnasium,) THURSDAY EVENING, OCT.

7th, 1869. LORD BYRON'S IMMORTAL POEM OF MANFRED, The Comedy of PAUL PRY. Singing and Recitations, and a Soiroo Danaante. A HOST OF VOLUNTEERS. FIFTY CENTS.

OTONE MURRAY'S CIRCUS, THE BEST IN THE WORLD, W1XL COMMENCE ITS EXHIBITIONS IN BROOKLYN, ON MONDAY, Oot. 18th. Belt tf BOARD 229 HICKS STREET, THIRD house from Joralomon rooms to lot, with board. ocS3t "OOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD A JlJ) second story back room, tea gentleman and wife. Ap.

plyat 88 Fort Greene place. oo46t TOARD 80 HENRY ST. TWO FRONT JO rooms, on second floor, suitable for gentleman and wife also, for single gentlemen dinner at 6j, oo3 6t BOARD 184 ADAMS ST ONE FRONT room, nicely furnished; also, one hall bedroom; homo comforts to be enjoyed. 80296 BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS MAY BE had for gentleman and wife or two or throo singlo gentlemen, by applying at 225 Jay st. Terms moderate.

se30 6t BOARD 90 CLINTON ST LARGE doubloroom, handsomely furnished, for two gontlemon or gentleman and wife, in eight minutes' walk of Wall Bt. ferry. Bo30 6t OABD TO LET, ROOMS FURNISHED I nnfnrniolifiri roWh hnftrd. within fivo minutes' Walk of Fulton or Wall st. ferries; houso brown stone, with all modern improvomonts.

45 Concord st. so29 6t "OOARDHANDSOMELY AND COM JL9 fortably furnished rooms to let, with board, at 105 State st, betwoon Court and Clinton sts; references givon and required. bb29 12t BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS TWO minutes' walk from Fulton ferry; nicely furnished rooms, with good board, may bo had at 8 Poplar st, )ar Columbia st terms moderate. oo22t' OARD 15 MONROE PLACE, BROOK lyn Heights, noar WiRl st. ferry rooms to lot, with board, suitablo for a gontleman aud wife.

Reforonooa ox changed. oo2 b't OARD TO LET A VERY PLEAS nnt extension, with hall room connecting, containing water and gas. Apply at 133 Dean st, botwoea Hoyt and Bond sts. oc2 Gt "OOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE JD can bo accommodated with board, front room, third floor, nicely furnished, fire, gas, Ac. $20 por week; back room, $16 per week.

Apple 362 Adolphi Bt, noar Fulton avo, OARD A HANDSOME SUITE OF rooms to lot. with or withnnt board, to contloinon and wive3. or single gentlemen, with moals on Sunday, at Nd. 47 Fort Greene place oc2 Ut OARD TWO OR THREE HAND somolv furnished rooms to lot. without board or with elegantly served table; private if dosired; in fii'st olass Louse.

200 Clinton Bt. oc2 3t BOARD LARGE, HANDSOMELY furnished and very desirable rooms on third floor and back parlor to lot, with board, at 129 Clinton 3t; houso aud location first class; five minutes from ferries oc2 6t BOARD AND ELEGANT SUITE OF rooms to lot, with board, in a first class houso and lo "ation: good reference required and given. Apply at 19 Smith st, first honso south of fnlton jive ocs it" OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY A (rontlomnn and wifo and two singlo gentleman can hi accommodated with ploasant rooms, in any part of the houso, and lirst olnBS board.jit 68 West Warron st. oc2 12 OARD TO LET WITH BOARD, en suite or siniilc. furnished or unfurnishod: also, small rooms; terms moderate.

Apply at 293 Clinton st.oo.iBt WOARDNEAR CITY HALL FUR 13 nished or unfurnishod rooms to lot, with board, at 107 Lawrence st house 12 miautes' walk from Wall at. forry. oc46J OAKD 36 SANDS ST A GENTLE nun nnd wifo enn lift accommodated with uicalv fur m'shed rooms and good board at tlio auovo number retor ences givon and required. 9'' BOARD AT 95 WILLOUGHBY ST. front room on socond, floor to gontloman and wifo or two singlo gentlemen houso has all modorn imptovomonta.

oc46 XI OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, 7G JLP Montague st, cor. Henry, a largo tml small room, on second floor, for gentleman and wifo also, rooms for singlo gentlemen. oc46t OARD AT NO. 7 POPLAR ST, ON t.hn Hcicrhts. threo minutes from Fulton forry, may fnund noatlv furnished rooms and eood board, on modor erato terms, with a Now England family.

oc4 3t OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE i nnH Rinerln ffontloniftn enn havo noatlv furnishod front rooms, with board, at reasonable rates, at J9 Sands st also, a back parlor oo 4 6t 60 STATE STREET HAVING leased this newly furnished houso, I will let rooms on reasonable forms, and givo satisfactory reference in rogard to table. Roforonccsj3xcbangcd ocl 2t T3 OA RD SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR Jti gentlemen and their wivos, oan bo accommodated with good board and bandsomoly furnished rooms. Ite spectaliio partios may apply at 333 Adelphi Bt. ool2t OAIID 154 JORALEMON ST TWO rooms to let. with board, to a gontloman and wife, or to irentlomon.

location and table first class references givon and required. OARD FOR TWO, WHO WILL PAY for firsf clnss accommodations, can bo had in a (ren ted private family, whoso houso, location and neighborhood is strictly first class; hnndy to two of tho best linos of cars in tho city. Address COMFORT, Eaglo office ocl Gt" OARD 104 PACIFIC ST A PRIVATE nmitv. havinnr more room than the.v roa uiro. will rout.

Wltll DUUru, IA) BJIIglu BOiioiuiiiJii, til. Huuo, front rooms on second and third floors is but fivo minutes' walk from South terry; references exclviugoil. ocl 6t and their wives, or singlo gontlomen, can obtain board at 135 Washington st; live minutes' walk from Cv.tharino, Fullou and Wall st. forties houso has all tho modem improvomonta. oc4 6t xiOARD TWO ROOMS CONNECTING, Jt3 with hot and cold water in eaclr; will bo lot togothor or separately the houso has all modorn improvomonts firat class neighborhood dinner at Apply at 166 Washington street.

oca 6t jy OARD A LADY WILL LET ALARGE B3 front alcovo room, handsomely furnialiod, to two gen tlomen, with first olass board, in a private family, at $12 por weok each; location noar Clinton and Gates avos. Address Box 110 Eagle office. ocl2t OARD A PRIVATE FAMILY IN Ox ford st. Brooklyn, near Dr. Cuyler's otiurou, havo two very lino suitos oi rooms, io rem, ij uounumtju uuu tueir wives, or single gontlomen, with board.

Apply at 42 Oxford street. oc4 6t BOARD TWO YOUNG MEN" WH ling to room togothor, can find a nicoiy furnisho room, with breakfast and tea, in a ploasant family on tha Hill, twonty minutes from forrios. Address HOME COMFORTS, Eaglo jotfica. DCi2t'' TDOARDON THE HILL TWO "GEN B3 tlomen aud thoir wives oan be accommodated with board in a private family, where thore aro no othor boardoro. Prico moderate.

Call at 257 Cumberland st. Roforonco3 exchanged; 00'3t't BOARD FIRST CLASS GENTLEMEN and thoir wives, or single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board at 85 Hicks st; this houso has all tho modern improvements day boarders can bo accommodated, oc2 et OARD ON CLINTON ST HAND i i second honso 26 Clinton Bt. se: 6t OARD A FAMILY RESIDING AT 71 Spnnnrt rilncn. desiro to board, for tho winter, two gentlemen and their wives; location ton minutes from Oity Hall, thirteen from Hamilton forry roteroncoB roquirod. S029 6t BOARD A SMALL FAMILY OF youngpooplo want afow boarders; houso is now and contains all tho moclorn improvomonts; situated on Lafayette nvo, opposite Sldllman st; twenty five minutes' ride from Fulton ferry.

so27 12fc BO ARD GENTLEMEN OR GENTLE men and their wivos, can obtain good board and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, by calling at No. 5 Willoughby avo, botweon Cumberland Bt. and Carlton avonuo. 00141" 13 Sard 322 pacific st, between B3 Hoyt and Bond, to let, with board, in a private family, a second story front room, to a gentleman and wifo, or single gontlomen; also, a third story room; house has all mprovemcnts; references oxchangod. ocl 6t" OARD ON THE HILL TWENTIETH Wjirfi P.irHns wishing rooms in a larcra double houso, with modorn improvomonts, pleasant location, tablo firstrclass, will find it to their advantago to call at 128 Adelphi st.

Twenty minutes from the forrios. ocl Gt OARD WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS tomiB from to $10 oerwook: rooms handsomely furnished; marble front building; piauo. bath, gas, and all modorn improvements. Apply at 187 Fulton Bt, throo doors above Nassau. oo28 lm l5RD 35 WILLOUGHBY ST.

THE JCj9 above houso having oliangod hands, and boen nowly fitted throughout, ia now open for tho reception of boardoi'3, both married and singlo also a faw tablo boarders takon terms modorate. OARD GENTLEMEN OR GENTLE mnn 51ml Minir wivns. oan have ffood board and nlaas ant rooms, on modorate terms, by calling at 89 Woodhull at, near Hicks Bt; fivo minutes' walk from Hamilton forry; houso has water, sas and bath room. se23 lm Sard to let, with or without honrH. lnrm front room on second floor, suitablo lor a gentleman and wifo, or two single gentlemen; also, two hall bed rooms; terms reasonable; honso contains all tho modern iiwrovojnenteApply at 79 Dean et.

sal7 lm OARD TWO GENTLEMEN OAN OB B3 tain good board in a strictly private family, residing in their own pleasant houso; nil conveniences; noar. tho City Hall; witnin two minutes' walk of nine city railroads; references oxchangod. Apply soon, at 41 Willoughby st. ecl 6t OOARD IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE J13 family, for two gontlomen or gentleman and wifo. with tho choice of rooms, on socond or third floor; house and Liblo first class; vicinity of Washington Park, 20 minutoa to ferries.

For particulars, address G. Box 314 Now York Pest office, ool 2t X5 OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE J3 can bo accommodated with a handsome ascond story Iront room, with ood board and home comforts; and also, two or threo gentlomon, whero thoro aro fav; board ore taken conveniont to all forrios rof orouces oxebanjod. Apply at 153 Adams st. ocl Ct BOARD 10 WILLOW PLACE, NEAR Joralemon st, handsomely furnished parlor and bed room to rent, with board also ono or two othor rooms; location near Wall and South ferries; dinner nt 6 o'clock; terms moderate three or four gentlemen willing to room togothor can bo accommodated, at $6 per week. E03J6t to "Sard 76 west Baltic third .13 door from Henry st.

To lot, with board, to gentlomon and their wives, or to 6inglo gontlamon, nicely furnishod rooms on tho sccoudor third floor; house is pleasmtly located and has all tho improvements, hot and cold water. Ofl2 6t OABD 36 PROSPECT STREET A gentleman and wife or two singlo gontlomen can be accommodated with a vory pleasant front room, with or without board a ballroom also to lot in s.imo way; torm3 reasonable; location very dosirablo and within throe minutes' walk of Fulton and Catherine ferrios. oc26t OARD HANDSOME SUITES OF S9 rooms, with board, for families and singlo gentlpmnn, in'a first class house, five minutes' walk from Fulton Ferry, toh minutes' from Wall st; host of roforonoo required aud given. Apply at 16 Nassau ot, opposite Dr. Gallahor's church.

A few table boarders taken. oo2 Gt 15 OARD AT 49 SOUTH OXFORD ST. J3 ono of tho finOBt locations on the Hill house has all modorn improvements rooms for jjontlamon or gontlomen and thoir wivos, a few doors from Dr. Cuyler's ohuroh; con venient to threo car routes roforoncos oxchangod. soS9 Gt OARD PARTIES DESIROUS OF OB taining good board, on reasonamo terms, or turmsn od rooms, may hear of such by applying at 30 Cnoevor piano, botwocn Hicks aud Honry sts, whero homo comforts can bo enjoyed.

Tho location ishandsomo; rooms airy; from 5 to 10 minutes of Wall st, South and Hamilton femes. 8323 6t "OOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, JD or a few single gentlomon, cau bo accommodntsd with good board bath room, with hot and cold water, gas in every room, and all modern improvomonts. Looation ploasant, three minutes' walk to Hamilton ferry, and cars to all tho other ferries. Terms modorate. 853Hiclijst, South Brooklyn.

S033 (if OARD WITH FURNISHED OR UN with Dountllul wme, at ius eugioif ujw wouniv mmh residonco, 49 Concord Bt; house has all the modorn improvomonts, convenient to all tho car routes, within 8 minutoa' wulk of Wall st. or Fulton forrios; references exchanged. 13 Sard alnwick house," 242 JO 241 and 246 Fulton Bt, noar Clinton, Brooklyn Heights, is tho finest first cla83 boarding houso iu the two cities; fivo minutes' walk from Fulton and Wall st, forrios. A fow vory fine rooms not yet engagod. Stroot cars to all points pass tho door ovory minute dayandnigut.

jy7 3ai BOARD A HANDSOMELY FTJ finished alcovo room also, a third story room, suitable for two young gentlomon houso brown stono neighborhood and accommodations first class in ovory rospoot; it is within ono block of Fort Greene Park, and nsar two car routes, 173 Carlton ave, second houBO southeast of Wil loughby ave. oo5 6t BSARD 97 LAFAYETTE AVE. let, with firct clasa board, a baok parlor and extension, nnfurniBhed, with oxception of carpat; a front and back third story room, furnialiod, suitabb for a gentleman and wife or two gentlemen: also, a hall room, and a vacancy for a gontloman to room with anothor; tonus moderate; location unexceptionable. oo2 12t OOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS JL Sooond story front room and hall room oonnooting; alio, back parlor and oxtension; two very excellent suits; handBomefy furnished house supplied with all modorn improvements; but few boarders and no children. Ploase oall In tho afternoon or evening, at 150 Joralomon st, botweon Court and Clinton.

ae296t WSARD A FAMILY LIVING IN 53 their own house will lot, with or without board, a front alcovo room on second floor, to gontlsman and wife or singlo gentlemen; also room on third floor; comforts of a home; ploasant location, oonveniont to cars and ferry; terms moderate; references exohangod. Apply at SS8 Paoiflo Bt, bIx doors abovo Bond. soSO 12t OARD BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Ktf rooms. Willi or wiuiouv ooaru, ur KHuuouuiii uuti iZitA ointrla trnnilnmnn hflDJlA COntahlB OU modem illl provemonte baEh, shower, gas, laundry; uso pf parlor and piano, Ac. terms modorate good ref erenoes required.

Apply at 187 Fulton Bt, two doors abovo Nassau, marble bent buHdios. la LET A SECOND STORY, CONSIST ing of ave rooms, witu every convemonco. Apply at 403 Dean st, oatm mO LET A PLEASANT, WELL FUR JL nished front room, on second floor, without board, at loyrf Adams st. ool at TO LET STORE AND DWELLING ON Fnlton avo, $600; shelving, oounters, soda fountain, forsalolow; also, uiniture if desired. Address T.

Eagle office. oo42t mo Sydney LET FOR A DOCTOR'S OFFICE A room, rtleftsnntlv nituated. norner of Joralomon at and Sydney plaoe has boon ocoupied as such for several years. Inquire on the premises. ool4t mO LET A NEATLY FURNISHED, JL house few minutoa' walk from ferries location desirable.

Apply at 243 Joy Bt, so29 6t LET IN BALTIC ST 3D HOUSE west of Fifth avo. front and back Darlora. basement. and ono or two bedrooms rent moderate to a good tenant. oca bt" mO LET FURNISHED, THE THREE JL story brown stone house, 849 Clinton at, sooond door from Carroll rant $150 a month.

Apply on the premises, TO LET IN EIGHTH ST, BETWEEN Fourth and Fifth avos, throe briok housoa; ront $300 per year each. Apply to DANIELS A ROOT, oor. Fifth avo and Ninth rt. Be2812t mO LET PARLOR AND BASEMENT JL floor, all tho improvements; wator closot and hot and cold water on oach floor. Inquire at 70 Paoitio at J.

H. HOWE. TO LET A HOUSE ON SKILLMAN ST, near two linos of cars ront $760 per annum: carpets and furniture for Bale, ail noaiiy now. Address H. Eaglo oc3 3t' mO LET FURNISHED OR UNFUR nished, the throe story and basement briok house No.

276 Dean st, between Nevins and Powers sts, with modern improvements; rent low. Inquire on the premises or of H. BUHENS A No. 160 William st, Now York. oc2 3f LET FIRST CLASS BROWN nn naMnnil oil modern improvements, in good ordor partfally furnished if aosirea torms very hDeraL Address w.

A. TUWJWCSKirtLf, 228 Carlton avo. oo42t' 0 LET TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, three or four rooms, unfurnished, for housekeeping, in private honso; family very small; vory desirable aud healthy location houso and grounds in perfect order water and gas.813 Ryerson at, nearFulten avo, 8o30 6t" TO LET THEHOTEL OOWH AS THE "Old Club Houso," on tho grounds of tho Prospect Park Fair Ground Association, at Gravosend. Possession given immediately. Apply at once to E.

P. MORRIS, Sec retary, 149 Montague st. saip lm mO LET FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS JL in Atlantic near Olasson ave, containing each 5 rooms, 4 closets, water and gas; also, the first floor in No. 3 James st; rent reasonable to good tenants; possession can bo had immediately. Apply at No.

12 Front st, Brooklyn. F. C. GRUNINQ. "23t LET A HANDSOME 3 STORY AND basement brown stone house, with all tho modern im provements, nowly painted and papered; in tho most peasant part of tho city convenient to two lines of cars in President st, opposite tho Carroll Park; possession at once.

Apply to L. BLUMENAU, NoOfil Smith St. oc23b TO LET TWO STORYAND BASEMENT housos, at southwest oorner of Third and Hoyt Btroet3, well built; handsomely finished with nil modern improvements. Apply to GEORGE H. Third placo and Smith Bt, or to J.

J. TOWNSEND, 50 Wall st, N. Y. BQ30 6t TO LET IN BROOKLYN, ON THIRD Bt. north side, second house west of Seventh avo, brown stone, high stoop throe story and basoment, all modern improvements, parlors froscoeii.noighborhood nrst slass, thirty fivo minutes to Wall st, by Fifth avo, cars.

Apply to A. H. BEEBE, 74 Wall st, N. Y. seW Kt Let steam power in brook lvn several lurice and small rooms, with steady power, welib'ghted, steam hoisting; located noar South and Wall Btroot ferries; would lettogother or separately possession immediately; terms reasonable.

VOORHEES, 60 Barclay at N.Y. jiuuross n. so27 1261 TO LET GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHED rooms, without board, in a large commodious houso, having oil tho modern improvements, and in ono of tho most oHgiblo and ploasant localities in Brooklyn. Terms very moderate. Apply to 36 Sohermerhorn stroot, cornor of Court Bt.

bo9 lm LET NOS: 23 AND 25 VANDER bilt avo, two new three story Philadelphia brick front nnrBnn information as to rent: or can apply to B.BLANCO, 13 South William at, Now York. ocl 6t TO LET SIX NEW THREE STORY houses, Bay two in Ryorson at, and four in Grand avenue. Those housos aro brown stono fronts, aro iir3t olaBS, and havo all tho modern improvements: can bo soon from 9 to 12 o'clock, by applying at No. 215 Grand avo. a person is there to opon the doors, show tho housos, and give information as to ront or can apply to B.

BLANCO, 13 South Williainst, Now York. ocl 6t5 LET TO A SMALL FAMILY, "AN upper floor, in a nowly built briok houso, 25x12, four fino airy roomB, marble mantels, any amount of closot room, Eop arato meter, stationary washtubs, with hot and cold water; location 15 Onnond place, threo doors from B'ulton avo. Apply on the premises possession at onco no bill up. oc2 fit KEAIi ESTATE FOI8 SAiLE. FOR SALE JAMAICA FARMS, BY E.

J. GRANGER, 149 Broadway, cor. Liberty st, N. rooms 6 and 7. se30 lm FOR SALE OR TO LET FIRST class houso, with oil improvomonts: with oarpots and furniture, if wanted.

Apply to Mr. HONDLOW, Montague, near Court. oo24t' OR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH Houso and two lots on Chauncoy st, noar Patehon nvo house contains ten rooms, filled in with brick prico Inquire on tho promises. sa29 6t FOR SALE A HOUSE AND LOT; honso 3 story, French roof; water and gas; 12 rooms and pantries; house 20x30; lot 2oxl82 ft. Inquire on the promises, St.

Mark's place, noar Albany are. ool 32t OR SALE OR EXCHANGE VALUA blo store property, on Fulton avo terms easy; or will exebange for improved oity, or country property, of easy access to the city. Apply to J. OGDEN SMITH, 15 Wil looghby Bt. Bo296t3 FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS, BROWN stono front house No.

353 Union Bt, finished in tho boat manner; all modern improvomonts: on the direot road to Prospect Park. Apply to D. S. VOORHEES, corner of Bond and Third Bta, or in tho ovoning at his rooidonoo, 195 Ticaidentat. oc2 7t FOR EACH TWO GOOD two story, basoment and Bub collar framo housos, 11 rooms each, with water, gas, niarblo mantels and piazza cars to tho door; $1,000.

or more, cash. Apply to WILLIAM WOOD, Twonty second st, between Fifth and Sixth aves, South Brooklyn. oc2 12t FOR SALE OR TO LET NEAR OAR roll Park, a comfortably furnished two story and basement high stoop, brick and brown stono houso, 20x36x115, 8 rooms and cellar modem improvomonts in perfect order. Apply on premises after 4 P. at 44 Balchon place.

oc43t FOR SALE THREE OF THE NEW throe story and basomont briok houses, situated in Cumberland Bt, botweon Park and Flushing aves, finished in a complete manner, and containing all modern improvements: will bo sold oheap, and on oasy terms. Apply to JESSE 3. CARMAN, 153 Montague Bt. so24 lm FOR SALE OR TO LET ON WIL loughby, noar. Throop ave, a first olass brick house, with two or threo lots, and all tho modern improvomonts, furnace, range, bath hot nnd cold water to all tho rooms; plate glass windows, Ao.

terms to suit th.3 purchasor. Inquire of JAMES LOOK.jiext door. se231m OR SALE A HANDSOME NEW brown stone 3 story basement and sub eollar; as nil tho imnrovGmnnts in tho best stvlo neinhborhood first class convenient to all tho errios will bo sold cheap terms easy. Inquire on premises, No. 153 Doan at, between tioyt ana iJonuBis.

eeaa FOR SALE A BARGAIN A WELL built two story and basement Philadelphia brick house, with all the modern improvements, on south sido of Qumcy st, ninth houso oast of Nostnmd avo, ono block from Greone avenuo cars. Inquire on the premises, se21 12t FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT FARM on north sido of Long Island, one mile from depot, aud thirty eight from city 140 acres, 100 nndor cultivation, balance woodland good dwelling houso, ten rooms, and all necossary ont buildings. M. A. RULAND 5 Book Y.

Boll lm OR SALE THE THREE STORY, high stoop, brown stone house, on Warron st, betwoou Sixth and Seventh aves, pleasantly Iooatod noar tho Park, now and in complete order; wjll be Bold at a bargain; tonus easy; possession immediately. Apply to G. W. ANDERSON, 246 Fulton ave, noar Raymond st. so2nm OR SALE CHEAP A NEW 3 STORY brick house, with 2 story oxtension, built in tho bast manner by days' work; piazza, vostibulo doors, marble man telB, water on each floor, two water closets, separata gas pipes, front and back stairs.

Fino location, half block from Washington Park. Only $8,000. House 20x52x100. Apply to se29bV JOHN F. JAMES, 373 Fultanst.

FOR SALE THREE FIRST CLASS houses, three ctories, basoraont and sub collar, Philadelphia brick front, brown atone trimming, and all tho modern improvements, seven marhlo mantels, hot and cold water throughout, nil done by day's work, situated on ir gen noar Bond. Inquire on tho promises of JOHN SlONAS, owner; tormseasy. TSCTOR SALE A VERY HANDSOME JP two story and basoment modern brick houso, in excellent condition, all tho modern improvomonts; 10 rooms; situate in Raymond near Lafayotto avo. just tho thing for a genteel small family, doctor or dontist; possession immediately; terms moderate; Apply to owner, 331 Pacific ot. se20lnv FOR SALE OR TO LET THOSE ELE gant 3 story, basomont and sub callar, Philadelphia brick front and brown stone trimmings houses, sitnatod on Pacific st.

noar Cariton ave. replete with every convoniance, and built in the host manner; must bo soen to bo appreciated. Inquire ou tho premises or at 139 Raymond no De.Knlb avo. Bolt) lm "OOBrs ALE 2 1 PIERREPONT ST, BB Sj tween Willow and Hicks, tho first clas3 hrnvm high stoop, 3 story, attio and basement houau, 25x53, with li braiy extension, walnut vestibule, tiled hall; ia good rspair throughout; overy modern convonionco; built for present owner, in the vory best manner. Inquire at tho houso, of L.

P. KELLOGO na3J 6t FOR SALE ON QUINCY ST, SOUTH, cast of Nostrand ave I'biladolphiabrick brown stone basoments, stoops and trimmings sizo 21x40 lot 1C0 feat; containing thirteon rooms, with all tho modern improvements, and connected with sewer; location very desirable one street to Gato ave. cava. For particulars, inquire on tho promises. of J.

'I NEWELL. eo30 6t" FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY Throe story framo house with store, on Classon avo. 1C0 foot northeast of Myrtle avo. houso 25xj, extension 18 x23; all improvements; Btore occupied as a lagor boor saloon. Rent of houso.

per year. Full lot, and terms, vory easy. Houso just finished. If bought this week loss than cost. Apply as above.

ooa 6fcJ FOR SALE 5,500, PART CASH, WILL buy, if sold immediately, ono of throo 2 story, basement and sub collar.briok housos; modern improvomonts on tho Bonth Bide of Thirteonth st, botwoonFourth and Fifth avos; they will speak for excolloiit ueighbor hood four oar routes to all the forrios; tho Fifth ave. oars within two hundred feet. Inquire of owner, JOHN W. TRG LOAR, directly opposite the premises. so29 6t' TTIOR SALE TWO NEW FIRST CLASS ff 3 stoTy, basement and sub cellar, brown stone front nouses, 20x40x100, in complete ordor; good location; black walnut stairs, bath, two water closets, five washbasins, three tubs, gas fixtures, speaking tubes connoctod with sowor, Ac: terms easy; immediate possession.

Apply to F. O. VROOMAN, on the premises, Gates ave, near Alarcy avo. Grcono and Gates ave. cars from Fulton Ferry, pass tho premises.

bo22 12tB ORS ALE FURNISHED HOUSEA first class now 4 stoiy, brown stone front in por feot ordor, witi. ail tho modorn convonioncos, furnished new throughout in April. Furniture mado to ordor by Brooks; Nicolson pavomont in street, Location dosirablo in ovory respect within 12 minutes of Wall st. forry. To any ono do siring a choice residence, this is a favorable opportunity, as tho ownor is compelled to leave tho oity.

Also, saveral other first olass houses in diflorent portions of tho city, for salo. For further particulars, anply to oc26t 8. HONDLOW, Montague at, noar Court. 710R SALE, TO LET OR EXCHANGE Vnr it furm nf fnw jinmH. not over thirty minutDs' ndo in'tho oountry, a three story, brick basomont and sub cellar rramo nouso nas not ana com wutor, uatu, iiyu olosots, stationary tubB, gas, chandoliora aud fixtures; situated in a tmiot rospootaWo neighborhood, within 2U0 feet ot Greene and Gates ave.

cars prioe $7,000, part of tho money can remain ou mortgage. Inquire of tho ownor. on tho premises, Monroe st, first three stcry houso east of If o3trand nvc. ocl 6t EOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE, convenient, and well arranged furniahsd rosidenoo, on Brooklyn Heights, suitable in all its arrangamonts for a largo or small family; couvouiont to Wall st. forry, noar to all tho ohurchoa and placos of amuaomont, and a first class neighborhood the houso is of full aizo, with oxtension and all modorn improvomonts, tho lot of oxtra depth, with garden, and the furniture of first olaas and very do3irabIo, offering an unusual opportunity to any ons soaking a oom fortablo, ouiot and oontral residence for immediate occu noncv.

Price vory low and terms oasy. Full particulars given by addressing J. W. GOULD, Eaglo offlco. oc2 CONVENIENT TO CAR JP routes, high ground, and first olass noigbborhood, a largo doable framo house, finished in tha best manner, with fourteen rooms, all improvements.

Lot 50x100 feet, on ttw northwest corner of Throop and Willonghby avonuo3. In quiro on tho promises, of J. B. MOREHOUSE, otraar. Also, a arm In Now Jersey, of 120 acres, with improvomonts, on the Morris and Essox Railroad, throa mile3 from Miltmrn Station and twenty milos from Now York; woli adaptsd for a dairy farm.

Will bo sold on oasy terms, to olosa an estate, sell lm" TjNOR SALE J. E. CORNELL, COR. OF Court and Joralomon eta, opposite City Hall. Franklin avo, 8 story, French roof, nil imp, briok 9,000 Union st, 3 sfoi7, brown stone, all imps 14,003 DeKalb avo, storo proporty, 8 story briok 10,009 Union Bt, 8 story briok, all imps 10,000 Gates avo, 4 story, brown stone, all imps 18,030 Hart st, 0 Btory, French roof, all iinpB 7,500 Atlantic st, 8 2 story brick togothor 16,030 Dean et, 8 story, briok, all imps 8,699 Douglass st.

2 story and basement brick 4,500 Willow st, Heights, cottage 8,000 Putnam ave, 84tory, brick) all imps. 9,000 irWiy OOTH'S THEATRE, Twonty tmrd sc. between imn ana nixtn avenues. THIS and EVBRY EVENING exoopfc SATURDAY. MISS BATEMAN, In her great and original character of JORDAN, also Miss BLANCHE DE BAB, and Mr.

THEO. HAMILTON. LEAH MATINEE ON SATURDAY at 8. SATURDAY EVENING, ENOCH ARDEN, Principlo characters represented by Miss FANNY MORANT. Miss BLANCHE DE BAR and Mr.

THEO. HAMILTON. i0 Doors opon at 1U. To commenoo at 8 o'olook. Seats secured six days in advanoo at tho box offioo of tho Theatre, or at ita branch Ticket offioo at tho Musio store of O.

H. Pitaon A No. 711 Broadway. oo4 6t BOWERY THEATRE. Manager.

Mr. WM. B. FRELIGH. ANOTHER BRILLIANT SENSATION.

Miss LOE HUDSON, Tho Star Eqnostrienne and Versatile Aotross, for a limited period. Revival of tho Grand Oriental Bpeotaolo of MAZEPPA. Miss LEON HUDSON as MAZEPPA. FRIDAY EVENING, Benoflt of Miss LEO HUDSON. IBLO'S GARDEN.

Lessoos and Mauogera JARBETT a palmisw. FIFTH WEEK, FIFTH WEBB. UNAPPROACHABLE TRIUMPH AND THOROUGH SUCCESS Of tho great New Drama of Modern Life, by DionBouoi FORMOSA; or, THE RADROAD TO RUIN. FORMOSA MATUXEW BA1U1WAI, Ota. LYMPIC THEATRE.

production of the great RKATPPnriTT. TRAMA OF THE STREETS OF NEW YORK. To bo followed liya now and original Sanaa tional Drama. FIVE "GRAND TABLEAUX AND A PROLOGUE, MATINEES at 2 WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY.

Cor. Fifth ave. and Fourteonth Bt. N. Y.

EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS. Opon from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

"THE NINE MUSES," By Joseph Fagnanl Being original portraits from lifo of nino beautiful American ladies in classical costumes. ADMISSION TWENTY FIVE CENTS. N. B. Fulton Forry stages paBS the door.

oc46t1' HIS TAM'MXNYTHE TAMMANY. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Qotobor 4th, POSITIVE AND UNDOUBTED SUCCESS OF JAMES MACE, THE ENGLISH CHAMPION, Who will mnko his firat appearance, in conjunction with his cousin, Mr jjjqpqlo MA0K) IN A GRAND ASSAULT AT ARMS. SATURDAY MATINEE. mONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. JL 201 BOWERY.

First appearanco of tho Europoan wonder, tho Aerial Star, from the Cirque Imperialo, Paris, MONS DUBOSC, tho greatest Gymnast in tho world, whoso thrilling foatsin midair havo evoked the encomiums of the French press, by which ho was christened the MAN WHO FLIES. An entirely now Sensational Local Drama, entitled THE BOWERY BY DAY AND NIGHT. MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ALLACK'S Proprietor and Manager. LESTER WALLAOK THIS EVENING, Will be presented Mr. T.

W. Robertson's last now Comody, ontitled PROGRESS. Mr. Wallack begs to announce that ho haB in preparation Tom Taylor's most charming Comedy, AN UNEQUAL MATCH;" also, Mr. Robertson's oxnuisi to play, CASTE." These will alternate with ENTIRELY NEW PIECES.

Box opon from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. DB GOODS, HUBjIvINEIK ARGAINS IN RICH SILKS! ON MONDAY, Oot.

4th, Wo will off or VERY RICH CHANGEABLE SliKS, At $2 50, worth $6 por "yard MAGNIFICENT MOIRE ANTIQUE. At $3, worth $5 per yard MAGNIFICENT MOIRE ANTIQUE. At $5, worth $7 per yard A LOT OF 50 PUCCES OF RICH BLACK LYONS SILKS, At $2 50, worth $3 50 per yard, AT RETAIL. LORD A TAYLOR'S, BROADWAY AND GRAND ST, GRAND AND CHYRSTIE STS. OPENING OF THE CLOAK AND LADIES' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

AT LORD A TAYLOR'S. We Bball open at retail on WEDNESDAY, Oclobor 6th, A large and attractive Bteck of FASHIONABLE CLOAKS, SACQUES, BASQUES, CIRCULARS. TALMAS, AC. Including all the latest novelties in Dosigns, Materials and Trimmings, imported direct from tho London and Paris markets, and also of our own manufacture, together with a full assortment of choice Paris designs of Ladies' DroEses and Walking Suits, Swiss Party Dresses, Beautifully Trimmed, Ladles' Breakfast Robes and Robes do Chambra, Ladioa' Skirts, Waists, Corset Covers, Corsats and Undoi garmonts; Children's Cloaks, Dresses, Sacques, Blouses, Under Clothing, Hats, Caps, Infants' Wardrobes, Bridal Trousseau, Ac, Ao. To which the attention of the ladies is invited.

LORD A TAYLOR, BROADWAY, corner GRAND ST. oc23t GRAND, cornor OHRYSTIE ST. BROOKLYN MOURNING STORE, 46 Willoughby Bt, parlor floor. All kinds of Mourning Goods, in white and black; crape cut on the bias; trimmings, from 10 cts. up crape, Brussels net laco and widow veils; kid and Bilk gloves; mourning bonnots, fans, para koIb, widow capB, ote.

Families going in mourning can bavo goods for selection sontto thoir nonsos: goods made to order, to suit the customers. W. REMBLER CO. sel6 lm CLOAK AND DRESS WAREROOMS, 898 Fulton st Miss E. DUNNE, has now ready, all the now styles of Paris Cloaks and Dresses for Fall and Winter.

Ladies wishing to furnish thoir own materials, have their garments made in the vory best manner, at shortest notice. Miss Dunno has also for sale, a ohoico assortment of Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Warorooms, 298 Fulton at. oc2 lm ADAME PEAUCELLIER WEIDEN and rcsoectfuily well selected patterns. ocl2t PENING. FALL FASHIONS IN FANCY HATS FOR LADIRS, MISSES AND CHILDREN, On THURSDAY, Oot.

7th. At BALOH, PRICE A (Late Biglow Co,) oc4 6t 185 Fulton street. JPAVErtlENTTS. concrete pavement. ISK PAVEMENT AND FLAGGING COMPANY, OWNEB8 OF THE BURLEW AND FISK PATENTS FOB TAR CONCRETE PAVEMENT AND FLAGGING.

OFFICE NO. 13 COURT ST. (Hamilton Building), BROOKLYN, N. Y. For private carriage ways, heavy sidewalks, stable cellars, vault floors, streot pavomont, docks, depot floors, Ac, it is unsurpassed, and is a groat improvement on the oole bratod pavomont of Paris and othor European oities, whioh has been in use for the last thirty yoars and unlike eoal tar, it soon becomes entirely inodorous, having at first a slight but pleasant smell of pine, which is a disinfeotant, nnd consequently promotive of health.

Tho Company aro now prepared to oxecuto all orders at tho shortest notico, and will tako groat pleasure in Bhowing their work to any who may dosiro to soo it. Ofiiccs, Nos. 25 Chambers st, and 410 West Twonty third 6t, New York City, and 13 Court st. (old Brooklyn City. JOHN L.

BROWN, President. E. W. Ranney, Sec, and Troas. C.

G. Mejer, General Agent, Brooklyn. jy8 3m crimshaw patent concrete PAVEMENT COMPANY. OFFICE, NO. 16 COURT STREET, (Phonix Insurance Building), Brooklyn, N.

Y. STREETS AND SIDEWALKS, WALKS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE GROUNDS, WAREHOUSES, AND CELLAR FLOORS. Its peculiar marits ara It can bo laid in ono continuous piece, and in any shapo and on any grade. It is perfectly smooth, solid, firo proof: is cloan, healthy and nolseloss, and impervious to frost and water. Tho subscriber heroby gives NOTICE to all whom it may concern that ho represents tho owners of the Scrimshaw Patent for Long Island, under Letters Patent No.

29,722 issued to George Scrimshaw, August 21, 1860; and that any jiavement in whioh broken stono or gravol, or iron cindor with ashos and tar, or any othor bituminous material, are tho componont parts, or tho ohiof oomponont parts, that may bo laid down in Long Island by any other than the Scrimshaw Patent Concrete Pavement Company, thoir ngente or assignees, is an infringement of the Patent Right bolonging to tho said Company, and all parties are cautioned against laying down any such pavomonts, and all parties who may havo suoh pavements laid down aro like wiao hereby notified that thoy will bo aliko hold liable for damages and that they will bo prossouted as the law directs. J. P. ORANFORD, General Agont, S. P.

O. P. Co. io24 6m KEAIi ESTATE ISSOKERS. M.

CHAUNCEY. BROKERS IN REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. 1ST, MONTAOITR bTltEET, Havo for sale stores and dwellings of ovory description. Also, building sites in tho vicinity of Prospect Park, on tho Heights, and throughout the oity water fronts, property for manufacturing purposes, Ac, Ac. Furnished and unfurniBhod houoos to ront.

Also, Btoros, offices and lofts for light manufacturing. jySjj tf A. SPAFARD. NO. 150 REMSEN ST, a corner of Court Bt.

Brooklvn. haft a. lnrcrn Tjnriot.v nt desirable houses, lots and farms for Balo, and houses Punished and unfurnished, to let. Also, money to loon on approved real estate. bo9 lm EAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD hv S.

MA OKAY, assisted bv V. AlTrmmrus! TTonT Rstjita Ttrokors and Auctioneers, offinn 2(1 Oonrh Rh. Phonix Buildings, Brooklyn. FOR SALE First olass city residences, in tho most dosir ablo localities, brown Btono and Philadelphia briok fronts' containing all the modem improvements and convonionocs: also, a variety of medium and choap dwelUngs; sovoral farms and farm lands, upon Long Island, noar and accessible to and from tho city: vaoant city lots, and village properly iti tho vicinity of tho city, Ac, at low pricoB. Those wishing to purchase for invoatmont or othorwise, or having property to soil, are respeotfully invitoa to call and obtaiu.or iurniEh description and terms.

jy31 ly MACffil EEVST. mHE NOVELTY IRON WORKS. Jjbot EAST TWELFTH ST. end 77 and 83 LIBERTY ST, NEW YORK, MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK FOB ja27ly BTHLDING BRIDGES. SEWESfCr MAenMPnas.

JEWING MACHINES OF ALL THE lOlateEt improved styles, now and second hand, for salo, to tont, exchanged, repaired and improved. Machines sold on easy terms and part payment. Also, particular attention paid to loarning operators, at the now Qffioo, 93 Court four doors west et Atluntio Brooklyn, and 186 Riving. anlieta Opening of fall and winter Millinery, on WEDNESDAY, Oot. 6th, at Miss R.

HODGINS, 287 Fulton Bt. oc2 8t A CHANCE TO YOURSELF. BENEFIT GO TO NEWTOWN WITH JOHNSON ft MILLER, THURSDAY, Oot 7, Aad Prcotawat qreat I'rco rides. IVee lunch, BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY. Best views in the town.

Splendid snrronndiniis. FOUR MINUTES' WALK FROM STATION. Twenty flvo daily trains. Commutation, Sla. Nearer Now York City Hall than Control Park.

Stone's throw from ohurohes and sohools. Terms so easy that all may buy. Moohanics and dorks embrace this opportunity. Tho monoy you Bpend in a year for Tobacco, cigars, et cetera, Will purchase ono of tho most desirable lots In tho vicinity of tho Metropolis. SALE ABSOLUTE AND WITHOUT RESERVATION.

HI! HO! THEN, FOR NEWTOWN. Secure Tickets at onco of JOHNSON MILLER, oc4 8t 25 Nassau at, Now York. RUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Rt 829 Pearl Bt, Harper's Building, N. Y. Paint, Varnish, Calsomino, Whitewashing and Sorubbing Brushes, 4o.

All artiolOB at tho lowest faotory prieos. aulBSm JOHN K. HOPPEL. B. ORGANIZED MAY, 185L FALL TERM, September 13th, 1869.

Circulars at the School. BoEOtf CHAMPAGNE WINES. TH. ROEDERER RHEIMS, havo bean nwarded, at tho PariB Exposition, tho first olaas Meaal for the Buperiority for thoir eolebrated WINES, as Carte Noiro, Carte Blanche and Carta Blanche Doroo. For sale by STB PHEN VON MOKRS, 378 Pearl st.

N. sola agont for the United States. N. B. Shipment of eolebrated vintage, I860, just received ap3 6m DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Tho firm of WHTTLOCK A BOOTH have this day diBsolvod their partnership, by mutual consanfc.

All creditors of said firm are roquo3tcd to present their olauna to CHARLES BOOT Wonrt st. Ootober Ife 1 oc46t O. BOOTH. TOUND DROWNED, OCTOBER 1ST, 1BG9. at THOMPSON'S Dock, Furman st, tho body of a man about 21 years of ago, stout build, darlfhair, thin side whiskers, woro a black cloth sack, black cloth vest, blaok casimoro pants, white eotton drawers, fine oalf skin boots; had in his pockets two brass koys, ono ton cent stamp and four cents, ono memorandum book and several business cards, threo ball tickets of the Triple Social Club has been in the water about two weeks.

J. B. JONES, M. D. e.

ocl 6t A. WHITEHILL. Coroners ofKings Ca OUSE IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE, OR house and fnrnituro. in a good, healthy, pleasant lo and neighborhood, that you desire to Bell for oash, oheap enough for a good investment, address, with particulars, confidentially, ORIENTAL, Box 119 Brooklyn; a little land, with houso, preferred. ocl2t" ACHINE WORK OF EVERY DE anti'rtn rfrmn in f.lm hnsfc manner, and at the short 1 ZT2t! Wn yn nrminNtll frt An WAvlf in largo or Bmall ouantitios; repairing promptly altendod to.

BROOKLYNJVIACHILNE SHOP, 42 State st. se28 1m" TATURALIZATION NOTICE IS HERE XI bv given that the Democratic General Committee will furnish citizens' final papors at tho County Court room, Court Houbb, on any evening from 7 to 9 o'clock up to tho 2ddayof Ootobor. OWEN HANOVIN, oc2 lOt Chairman of Naturalisation Committee. ROSPECT PARK LOTS IN EX ohango for brown Btono front houses Builders having noli bnilt and desirably located brick houses, can oxohange them, on a fair basis, for choice lots near Prospoot Park, jUBt south of Flatbush ave. and east of Sixth ave, provided they will contract to build first class houses on tho lota within an agreed upon time.

Apply to G. W. ANDERSON, 216 Fulton ave, near Raymond st. THE CHIP GIRL THE DRY DOCK, THE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK. THE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK.

THE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK. TOE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK. THE CHIP GIRL OF THE DRY DOCK. IN THK IN THK IN Tin IN THK IN THE IN THE FIRESIDE COMPANION. FIRESIDE COMPANION.

FIRESIDE COMPANION. FIRESIDE COMPANION. FIRESIDE COMPANION. FIRESIDE COMPANION. OUT TUESDAY, OCT.

5IH. OUT TUESDAY, OCT. 5th. ool 2t" mHE HA CAB COMPANY a Books of subscription to tho Hansom Cab Company will bo opened on WEDNESDAY tho 28th of May, 1889, at tlin nffiona nf Mnssrs DUNCAN. SHERMAN Bank ers, Nassau Bt, and of ED.

W. BRANDON No, 133, water st. iti uitaiiuun, JEROME BUCK, Commissioners my25 tf HENRY SPEAR, HOS. READ WISHES TO ANNOUNCE to his friendB and tho public in general, that ho is prepared to give estimates for plumbing work in tho city or country, at tho lowest figures. A largo and elegant assorts ment of chandeliers, pondants, hall hghtB, brackets and pillar lights constantly on hand.

THOS. READ, 1,023 Fulton av, near Vanderbilt. aul3 8m WATTCHgES AND JEWEIjBtY. AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES, FOR SALE DY WM. R.

TIOE, cornor Fnlton and Johnson sts. PRICE LIST: COIN SILVER HUNTING WATCHES, Named Weighing 2 oz. each. Homo Watch jeweled $14 00 Homo Watch extra jeweled; IB 00 William Ellery, iowoled 17 00 William Ellerj extra Jeweled. William Ellery, extra jeweled, ohronomoter bal 20 00 P.

S. Bartlett, jeweled 17 gU P. S. Bartlott, extra jeweled. P.

S. Bartlett, extra jeweled, gold balanoo. 20 00 P. S. Bartlett, extra jowoloa, chronometer bol.

31 60 Waltham Watch extra Jeweled, ohronomoter bal. 34 00 LADIES' GOLD HUNTING WATCHES. Cases weighing 22 dwt. each, P. S.

Bartlett, 14 karat cases, extra jeweled, gold bal. $60 00 P. S. Bartlott, 18 karat cases, extra jeweled, ch'r bal. 65 00 Apploton, Tracy 14 k't caBOS, ox.

iow'd, ch'r bal. 69 00 ApplotoD, Tracy Co. 18 k't casoB, ex. Jow'n, otfr bal. 76 00 GENTLEMEN'S GOLD HUNTING WATCHES.

Cases weighing 40 dwt. each. William Ellery, 14 k't cases, ex. jetv'd, oh'r bal $02 00 Williom Ellery, 18 k't cases, ex jew'd, oh'r bal 71 00 P. S.

Bartlott, 14 k't caseB, ex. jow'd, ch'r bal 60 00 P. 8. Bartlott 18 k't cases, ox. jow'd, oh'r bal 74 00 Waltham Watch Hk'toases, ox.

jew'd ch'r 7000 Waltham Watch 18 k't coses, ox. jow'd, oh'r 79 00 Apploton, Tracy 14 k't cases, ox. jew'd, ch'r 76 00 Apploton, Tracy A 18 k't cases, ex. jow'd, ch'r bal. 85 00 Cases of extra weight, 18 $1.12 per dwt.

of 14 90 ote, per dwt. additional. Cut tho above out, tako it with you, and compare prices. Direct importation of FINE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, 40. STERLING SILVER WARE, A full assortment.

SILVER PLATED WARE, Heaviest Plato, best make, and at trade prioes. WM. R. TICE, Importer and Manufacturer, ap2B tf Cornor Fulton and Johnson streets. HAMPNEY SMITTEN, FOltMBKLY SPIES CHAMPNEY, (Established 1856.) GIO AND ILV ERSMITHS.

MANUFACTURERS OF FINE HAIR JEWELRY. Tho work dono on tho promises DEALERS IN STERLING SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE OF THE MOST APPROVED MAKERS, GOLD AND SJXVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, EYE GLASSES, 4C 317 and 319 FULTON STREET, mli2 ly Opposite Piorropont at. IJ ART KEEPERS OF STANDARD TIME FOR BROOKLYN. IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN DIAMONDS, IN BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS AND STUDS, FINE ENGLISH, SWISS and AMERICAN WATCHES, An immense assortment of finest grades. Elegant Sots of ORIENTAL, PEARL, ROMANESQE, ONYX, EGYPTIAN, BY71AHTINI0, MOSAIC, NEAPOLITAN CORALS, MALACHITE, ETRUSOAN, Ac, Ac, Ac.

FINE GOLD GUARD, VEST, LEONTINE AND NECK CHAINS, in rich dosigns. RIBBON, CHAIN, SPIRAL AND BAND BRACELETS In great variety. SARDONYX, MOSS A GATeTsTONE AMEO and JASPER, AMETHYST and TOPAZ ZEAL RINGS, Of rare and uniquo patterns. SOLID STERLING SILVER WARE, Of elaborate workmanshiD. in rich casos, for bridal and birthday presents, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS.

Of finest quality. HAIR JEWELRY, Now and tasteful dosigus made to order. BROOKLYN AGENCY OF THE VULCANITE RUBBER JEWELRY COMPANY. A full assortment, comprising every patera made, at NEW Yt)RK FACTORY PRIOES. SILVER PLATED WARE.

Of the very best quality only, a8 largo a variety as any Now York houso, wholesale or rotail, at prices 10 per cent, lower. Repairs of all kinds executed at tho shortest notice and in tho best manner. HART BROTHERS, folfl 241 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN, TAMES MoMURRAY, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURING JEWEBER AND SILVERSMITH, No. 815 FULTON STREET. (Nearly opposite Pierropont st.) Offers to his patrons and the pnblio THK MOST EXTENSIVE AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF FINE WATCHES, RICH DIAMOND AND OTHER JEWELRY, STERLING SILVERWARE, TO BE THE CITY, All aro respectfully invited to CALL AND EXAMINE.

TAKE NOTICE. A11 goods marked in plain figures, at the LOWjTjgIUE.and jold ONLY FOR CASH. THE HEATED TERM PREPARE FOR itbysoloctinganlOE PITCHER from our splendid assortment of PLATED WARE, guaranteed all TREBLE PLATE, at manufaoturors' liBt prioos. Also, tho new PORCELAIN LINED PITCHERS AND BAKING DISHES, JOHN D. CHASE A SON, 294 Fulton St.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLES A SPECIALTY. ly mHE TABLES TURNED WHEN NEW JL York people come to Brooklyn to purohnBO BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, and find they save 60 per cent by so doing. Rcmombor that wo keep tho largest stock of Spectacles and Eyo GlassCB in tho oountry. Wo also desiro to oall ospooial attention to our superb assortment of tho above in GOLD, just finished. JOHN D.

CHA8E A SON, JISWELKRS, OPTICIANS AND SILVERSMITHS, npl91y 291 Fulton street. SI'OJRAGB. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE IN THE brick 209 Fnlton ave, opposite Flatbnah ave. Clean, dry lofts, separate apartments. Hatchway and hoiBt wheol for heavy goods.

Apply to W. H. BOLTON, mh4 lyJ 209 Fulton ave, opp. iiiatbnsh avo. STORAGE FORYURNITIIRE, PIANOS, IO mirrors, Ac, at low rates, in tho fino rooms and lofts 173 io 179 Atluntio et, specially adapted for tho purposo.with elevator for heavy goods.

Apply to J. O'BRUSN A 176 Atlantic st. 36.10 SPORTSMEN GUNS AND GUN ninir materials. All kinds of double and single shot guns ot importers' pricos. Ropairing in all its branohes.

ereons having guns that scatter shot too wide, oan havo thorn altered to shoot close, at Depot, 28 OonrtBt, soar Olty Hail ee7tf A Bit fell of Reports A mrodel BUI County Expenses, kc. Tho Bofrd of Suporvisoi met yesterday aftDrnoon, the Prtsidcnt, Supervisor Osborne inSha chair. Tho mimitcs of tho provioug mooting wore road anit approved. DEFICIENT TAXES. Sup.

Hall from 'the Committee on General Taxes, iu the matter of tho communication from tho County Treasurer which was roforrcd to thorn, giving an account of the amount of unpaid taxes aud surplus in tho several wards and towns, reported a resolution directing tho Clork of tho Board in making tho general apportionment to apportion tho amount of unpaid taxes on the delinquent wards, and credit the surplus on tho wards where thoy wero due. The report was adopted. A NEW ROAD. Sup. Stilwcll, from tho Committee on Spoclal and Local Taxes, reported in the matter of tho report of tho Commissioners of Highways of tho town of Gravesond, in favor of directing the clerk to add tho sum of $350 to tho assessment for Gravesend, for its quota for the construction of Shcopshead Bay avonue.

Adopted. The same Committee, in tho matter of unpaid school taxes by non residents iu tho towns of New Utrecht and FIntbush, reported a resolution directing the clerk to re assess the amounts on those towna In tho levy for tho coming year. A similar report was mado by Sup. Hall, from tho Committee on General Taxes, in the matter of unpaid taxes by non residents, and a similar disposition mado. BOAKD OF HEALTH.

Tho same Committeo presontod a report dirnctino; tho clerk of he Board to add the sum of $39,982 35 to tho tux levy of the incoming year for tho support of health, iu accordance with tho estimate mado by that body of tho amount required for its support. It was adopted, THE NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT. Sup. Stilwcll, from tho Committee on Specinl and Local Taxes, reported in favor of having tho sum of 110,986 17 for tho oxpenses of tho Brooklyn Fire Department for 18G9, aud $250,000 for 1870, inserted in the fax levy, in accordance with, the roqucst of tho Board. The report was adopted.

The Bamo Committee reported iu favor of adding to the quota of the town of Flatbush $1,122 50 for tho repairing of roads. Adopted. THE WATER DEFICIENCY. The same Committee, in tho matter of the conimuni cation of the Mayor nnd Comptroller stating the amount lK'cesfcury to be raised for deficiency in the water roturnn, reported in favor of adding to tho Tax Levy of tho Oity of Brooklyn for deficiency in water rates, and $45,000 for sewerage purposes. Adopted.

The same Committee reported in favor of adding to tlio quota of the Town of New Utrecht tho sum of jl20 for expenses of laying out a highway in that towu. The same Committee reported in favor of adding to tlio quota of the Town of Flatbush $6,000 for the expenses of laying out stroeta in that town. Adopted. THE PARADE GROUND. Tho Committee on General Tuxc reported in favor of inserting in the Tax Levy tho sum of $1,000 for the oxpeuses of maintaining and keeping iu order tho Parade Ground at Flatbush.

The report wag adopted. BILLS OliDHItED PAID. The Committeo on Accounts reported in favor of paying tho ollov. ing T. D.

Parsons, $90; O. Sinidt. P. Powell, 78; Standard Press, K9G.7G; W. H.

Hoyt, 48; Johnson, 20; S. T. Voorhees, 48; J. S. Johnson, 0.80; John Gunthor, 40.50; 13.

B. Reill, 39; G. W. Bennett, 100; J. J.

White, 375; B. S. Steen, 48; W. T. Nesbitt, 05.71 J.

Fardy, 27: Win, Whalou, 22.8G; Charles Andrews, 112; Assistant Keeper Hunter's Point, 20 Wm. Boggs, G29.25 Daily Times, 638; P. Fitzpatriek, 118.50 J. F. Mason, (15; F.

A. L. F. Newman, 372.90 Mrs. McCaffroy, 564.91 John Wittingham, 173.50; Snedoker Leo, Armorer Thirty second Begiment, 30; F.

A. L. F. Newman, 375; James Duffy, James Kenny, 153; Boo Conistock, T. Gaseoyne, 31.25 John Mc Namara, 448; P.

Dunn, Murtha Boylo, Valentino Bergen, 232.06; C. E. Bryant, 39; P. Duuu, 213.04; John Gilchrist, 78; Jarvis Whitman, 60; F. K.

Fitch, 191! F. Harvey, T. Turner, J. Gorman, M. F.

Kelloy, 108.31; F. Devlin, 3.50; John Finn, 100; 11. J. DaviBon, TO5.45 i S. A.

Whitohill, 301 W. W. Baldwin, 39; It. Caliill, 110.90; J. Jones White hill, Coroners, 820; Wm.

Cadloy, 250.25; M. Clancy, 100; F. MoNeeley, John Norton, 378.81; T. Martin, 6GG.GG; Brier, Adams Brier, 217.98; F. A.

L. F. Ifonman, 478.25; F. Campbell, Edwin Toohiil, 1,448.55. The report was adopted.

THE NEWTOWN CREEK IMPROVEMENT COMSHS BIONERS. The following bill was received from the Commissioners for the improvement of Newtown Creek. Commissioners' fees 200 days, at $5 per day Surveyors' bill as per agreement 1,000 Clerk, 182 days, at $3 546 Messenger, 182 days, nt $3 516 Assistant messenger, 182 days, at $2 330 Office rent 200 Counsel fees 250 Stationery 75 Boat 00 Extra labor 100 The bill is signed by D. T. White, H.

McLaughlin and F. S. Massey, as Commissioners, and by Robert D. Massoy, as Clerk. It was referred to tho Committeo on General Taxes, EESOLTJTION8, By Sup.

Cassidy, appointing G. W. Bennett, as engineer at the Jail. Sup. Wbitehill moved lo lay tho matter over for two weeks.

Adopted. By Sup. Droll, to appoint a committeo to oxnmino tho condition of tho Blissvillo Bridge, and see what repairs are necessary. Sup. CrooUo moved on amendment giving tho Committeo power to make such arrangements as woro needed.

The amendment was adopted and tho Chair appointed as Buch Committeo Sup. Droll, Whitehill and Wills. By Sup. Whitehill. directing tho County 'Treasurer to borrow for the completion of tho Almshouse oxtension.

Adopted. By same, authorizing the Almshouse Committee to erect a new building for tho boilers at an oxponso not to exceed $10,000. Adopted. By Sup. Murphy, authorizing tho County Treasurer to borrow $48,000 to pay for tho work on the now Armory in tho Sixteenth Ward.

Adopted. By Sup. Cropsoy, authorizing the County Treasurer to borrow the sum of $60,000 for tho construction of tho atone wall around tho Ponitontiary. Adopted. The meeting then adjourned.

THE TENTH WAED DEMOCBACY. JTEeetiiig of tlio People's Tentli Ward Ceiitru.1 Democratic Association The System of Commissions Denounced James Duffy Nominated for Supervisor. A meeting of the above named body was held yesterday ovonlng at their headquarters, 85 East Warren street, Mr. Wm. H.

Schooley, tho President, in tho chair, and Mr. William HaUifax, Secretary. There wero about two hundred mombera present. The minutes ot the previous meeting having been road and approved, the Chairman called for a report from tho COMMITTEE OST BESOLTTTIONS. This Committeo consists of Messrs.

Wm. P. Dillon, J. H. CEourke.

Col. J. Creighton, John Baincy, John W. Grogan, and William Hallifax. Mr.

Dillon reported the following: Resolved, That the ticket nominated and the principles enunciated by the late Democratic State Convention assembled at Syracuse meets the hearty approval of tho Democracy of the Tenth Ward, and wo plcdgo ourselves to givo it our hearty support to insure its success. Hcsolvcd, That the Democracy of the Tenth Ward denounce and repudiate any attempt to disfranchise tho citizens of this city or thoir representatives lawfully elected to perform and discharge the duties of municipal government, as acts that are unconstitutional, aud revolutionary usurpations that will not bo submitted to by a free aud independent people. Resolved, That we arraign tho so called leaders of tho Democratic party of Kings County in imposing upon tho citizens of this city nnd county thoso thioviug aud tyrannical commissions as the assassins of municipal rights and traitors to the great Democratic principles of self government. Mesolvctl, That the Democratic masses of Kings County pledge themselves not to vote for any candidates to represent tho Senate and Assembly, that will not solemnly plcdgo themselves to use their best exertions to have repeuled all commissions, more especially that legalized swindlo known as tho Sewerage and Water Board. Resolved, That rotation in offlco is the cardinal principlo of Democracy, and wo donounco tho system whereby unscrupulous persons employ unlawful means to keep themselves continually in office for tho purposo of public plunder as a practice that must come to nn end.

Resolved, That the Mayor and Common Council elected by tho voico of the peoplo arc tho only porsons that aro qualifiod to represent municipal govornment. Col. Creighton was loudly called upon for somo remarks and responded with a brief Bpeecl). Alluding to the Democratic Committee this county, ho Baid that resistance to tyranny was obedience to God. To tho masses belonged all power, primarily, and from thom nil reforms must como direct, aud not from their If tho Democraiie masses of the Tenth Ward wout into tho coming contest with a will defeat would be impossible.

If they wont into it and failed, thoy would bo rebels, but revolutionists if they succeeded. What made regularity iu nomination Was it not the consent, or, nt ascent of thovotere? Before any constituoucy bad a candidate presented to thom for their sufl'rages, their commit ought to bo asked in advanco, and if objectionable the candidate choukl bo withdrawn. (Applause) Every mun could exert an influouco of some aori and tho men of the Tenth Ward, if thoy stood together shoulder to shoulder, would be sure to mucosA. (lie newed cheers.) Mr. John W.

Grogan was the next speaker. Ho said it was well known that in the Tenth ono of tho Domn cratio banner wards a depotio power had been wijltled by ono or two men for more than ten years past, a power which was antagonistic to Democratic principles aud a Republican form of government. From year to year tho peoplo had patiently borna with the clique of men, who assumed to rule the political destinies of Kings County, until their usurpations had become so tyrannical that they could be homo no longer. If the voters, themselves, did not take cognizance of THIS OUTRAGE, who in God's name was to do it Was the ward to be ciover governed by meii who wore living otatuej, upon the City Hall, (laughter,) drawing their money from the hard earnings of the poor man He would oppose such damnable tyrony to the last. (Cheers.) Was it Democratic for a fow men to meet twelve months prior to election round the wine table, and say who should ar.d who should not hold office He rather thought not, and that the timo had arrived for the overthrow OF SUCH CONSPIKATOBS.

(Cheers.) When the Water and Sowerage act was passed six men went up to Albany and hatched nnd' brought out a fraud which tha peoplo had to pay for. Mr. Fowler, the President of tho Water Board, was worse than Judas Iscarict. A Voice What about his colleagues Mr. Grogan said they wore all sailing in ono boat.

He did not wi3h to be personal, but he had singled out Mr. Fowler becauso ho represented Kings County in the State Central Committoe. A Voice Ho misrepresents us. (Cheers.) Mr. Grogan continued to denounce Mr.

Fowlor as an autocrat and a usurper, and said he was ashamed to know that there were so many hemgers on round the City Hall bowing and scraping to one partJonlar man with a bald head. (Laughter and cheers.) Referring to tho Snperrlsorship of the Wara. ho said there was a man who had grown up among thom for years, whose upright and honest course was known to thcra all, and who could be elected if hla friends would only stand round him and support him. (Cheers and cries of "Good The chainnan mado a few remarks of a general character, in the conrao of whioh he expressed his warm sympathy fox the Cubans and the greatest contempt for General Grant, whom he designated as a humbug. NOMINATION OF SUPER VISOB.

Mr. William P. Dillon nominated for Supervisor of tie Tenth Ward Mr. Jamea Duffy. No othor candidates were named, and Mr.

Duffy's nomination was carried by acclamation. After a few appropriate words from the candidate Mr. J. W. Grogan said that this was the first spontaneous nomination whioh had been made in the Tenth Ward for a number of years.

Let certain partios outside take warning, and let thom avoid fraud at tho ballot box, for if that were attempted Bbmobody might get hung to a fOheeis). The resolutions offered by the Committeo were adopted and the meeting then adjourned with oheeni for their candidate, Iowa ts the editors' Paradise, Eight nominrt ted to tie Legislature, and more coming. Shamyl and the Sultan have met and blended lamentations over the encroachments of common Russian enemy. Blot is busy. His summer course of oooldng ended, he is to be employed the coming winter by a large number of the higher and more fash, ionable seminaries for young ladies.

It has been commonly believed that fashionable young ladioa had no use for Blot's knowledge. A novel work for Dickons, although not a work of fiction expounding Rev. Townsond's religious views. Hudson's, ex railway King's, fund of 4,000 has boen completed. Five oaths are needed to get the Governor of Virginia safely in office.

Garibaldians and clerical reactionists aro creating an Italian scare. It is decided that denominational schools oan have none of the Peabody fund. A week's wages at gold washing in Virginia $90, $60 and $15. New Hampshire orop pricss potatoes 35 cts. a bushel, oate 50 to 60.

Proposed amendments to Bussian law of tha press provide that politics and theology aro only to be discussed subject to censuro, and works intended for the perusal of the masses are not to contain the results of scientific aud historical researches, which are permitted to tho educated classes. Rubini, magician, does woll in Philadelphia. Wagner, after being riddled by critical shots, is iinaing defonders. Laura Koone is reviving "American Cousin' triumphs Philadelphia, but can't rovive Jefferson's Trmchurd. A Philadelphia bride imported a dress of unusual magnificence, which was mi da ia Paris, and arrived in the Scotia.

There have been heavy fro; ts recently near Newark. Charles Dickens said in a recent speech his faith in the people governing was infinitesimal his faith in the people governed was illimitable. Broadway, New York, is to be of uniform width all tho way The net profits of the Bank of Englaud for the half year ending August 80 was 050, A stock wmo growing company is about to bo organized in Rochester. The new Catholic Cathedral in New York will seat 19,000 persons. Chilicotho, Mo.

is to have a vinegar faotory that will turn out barrels of apple vinegar overy year. The Dean of Ripou in waging war against stained glass windows in tho English churches. Mr. "William Cobb, tho vetoran town clork of Nantucket, celebrated his eightieth birthday lost week. Pedro Battista, formerly a tonor singer in the Scala Theatre, Milan, is following a hand organ now in this countiy.

The London Tomahawk has a two page cartoon, representing Mrs. Stowe peering into the grave of the Byrons, while tho shade of the poet waves her off. There is a man in New London, who has in several instances followed ladies at night and thrown a handkerchief in their faces saturated with chloroform. An elm tree in Roxbury, a century and a half old, on which it is said Gen. Warron hung his scythe when ho left his swarfh for the Revolutionary War, was cut down the other day, having become so decayed as to be dangerous.

Tho rectory of the richest parish in England has just become vacant. Formerly it was Stanhope, .5,000, and Doddington, 8,000, but these have since been divided. Now it is Up well, St. Peter, near Wisbeach, which is set down on the clergy list at 3,058 a year. Parepa plays in Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia papers praise Edwin Booth because, among other reasons, "his private character, tastes and associations aro of such a superior and creditable kind." "Occasional" is looked for in vain in Forney's Press. DogB aro excluded from Cluuluiiutl cars. The new registry law has reduced regular and extra tax assessmonts in Philadelphia, "Singing Pngrim" Philip Philips gets roughly reviewed. Syracuse toAvondale $3,00. The Wallace Sisters are the most recent theatrical family, and aro at Syracuse.

A Connecticut campmooting prayer "Oh, Lord, humble us, break us all down, smash us all to pieces The latest Albany agitation an Academy of Music Detroit complains of a decided scarcity of cucumbers: Wanted at tho South, more hogs, to eat the very large crop of com and beech and oak nuts. Autumnal notes cloth' suits, black velvet mantelels, black lace strings, Arab scarfs. Kate Reiguolds contemplates a tour from Troy to Galveston. Forrest proposes to lay superfluous this Win tor in Albany, Troy, and other placos. "St.

Susan" somebody calls Anthony. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made $240,000 more in September than in the corresponding month last year. Foley Hall, who composed "Ever of Thee," got $100 for it. He afterward forged his publisher's namo, and died in Newgate before his trial. The boot business in Millford is dull, and many hands are out of work.

There was a great tribulation over an escaped alligator West Philadelphia the other day. It was recaptured in a creek. Mr. Morgan Smith, the colored tragedian, has mado a hit at tho Theatre Royal, Glasgow, in "Tho Slave." At a camp meeting near Syracuse three disturbers wore soundly cuffed by tho brethren, and then tied to a tree all night. The people of Sheffield have hod baths provided for thom by the Corporation.

Tho price of a swimming bath is Id, and of a warm bath 2d. Japan clover is finding favor in Mississippi and Arkansas. A six foot woman from Boono county visited Indianapolis ono day last week. St. Louis has divided her police into two platoons, each to bo on duty for eight hour).

The Susan Galton troupe is at Cleveland. A planter of Loon county, has under cultivation 4,000 acres. Chicago in improving her public parks. Louisiana has the base ball mania. Colivmbia, has a splendid site for a reservoir on tho knobs near by, and all it needs is water works.

A eemhiary has been founded noar Berlin, Prussia, to educate preachers and teachers for the German emigrants in the United States. A Gloucester vessel's crew recently caught a shark that had an iron hoop deeply imbedded in the flesh, around its body. Snow a foot or more in thickness was found in a pile of muck on a farm in Northampton, the other day. Ambrose Hodges, of Pine Bluff, has 'realized $1,200 from tha proceeds of six aore3 of broom com this season. Tho Grand Hotel, just opp.nart ia New York is said to have been a wedding present from the builder to his daughter.

The Pall Mall Gazette suggests the shoeing of pointers to prevont tho stubble cutting thoir feet, A steam dog is the next step. The Israelites of San Franclsoo have organized an immigration seciety for the purpose of assisting persons of their faith in Europe to come to this countrv. An Arkansas boy got behind a bush, th9 other day and imitated turkey talk so successfully that he got a.charge of shot. A newly invented "speaking machine," or automaton, is to be exhibited at tho Hamburg Horticultural Exhibition. Carrier, the opera bouffist, has not fallen down stairs in Paris and killefl lumself.

An English coroner's jury lately returned a verdiot of "Death from fatty degeneration of the heart, accelerated by the deceased having strangled herself." A fetal disease is devastating the poultry yards hi Sumter county, Ga. Peafowls stumble from the trees dead, and guinea fowls md ohickens are dying by the hundreds. A medallion with the insoription "Died of Pojeon" was found upon tho tomb of a Frenoa Baroness, Madame H. who died in Paris several morifhs ago. It is supposed to have placed thereby a servant of the family, wtoPj wishes to divulge the crime without oommitt' herself rrsonaBy.

The BuookIjTN Daily Eagle, published every afternoon in the Koglo Buildings, SO and 32 Fulton street, Brooklyn and is dolivorcd to city subscribers everyeTOningat eighteen cents per week, payable to the oarriors, BBTHIB PATER HAS THB IiMiaEST OmCOTATIOK of On Evoning: Paper published in the United States, and tun medium for businoss and general advertising, is not Br paBsod by any other journal. TEKMS Invariably cash in advanoo. JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION JPIiOMPIXT AND NEATLY EXECUTED. AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED PlodKOB. By ordor of Mr.

PolhomuB, Paw nbrokor. 85 KltonBt. THOS. W. LINDSAY, will soli on MONDAY.

October 11th, at 10 o'clock, at 115 Atlantic st, 700 comprising mon's and women's apparel, bod and table unon. same hom and pImo, lotiof valuable gold and silver watches. This i salo utmost importance to dcalors and the public in RonorM. Oatalognos now ready at the Salesrooms of tho Auctioneer. oca ro" "JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER.

aLoNeKK'S BROKERS. No. 25 Nassau at, corner of Cedar, ewx or. City Residences, Stores and Lots. Country Boats I and Farms bought, sold, rented and oxchangod.

1 toWrttonBatoou At 12 o'clock, on tho premises, at Newtown, h. I. EEEDRSlbFBEBLUNCH UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE LOTS, EASIEST TERMS OFFERED THIS SEASON. ARSOLUTK SALE. TO BE 'PARCELS, SiSfttolonXhiRtot ground in Newtown.

Cn.mam. cat io" constont by 24 daily trains, over l'lusnms ilwad. Pnint 1 minutes Property four raiuutes from btation, ana witWn as utfs throw of cWlies, schools, postofflco, and flrat ctaea dwellings. Stress all waded. RKMEMJJll.lv That the sale will bo absolute in over? particular, and that tjio lots will bo sold singly and in small parcels, on terms so easy, that SIeSTEADS OF THEIR OWN.

BOW TO GO. Tako Hunter's Point ferry boat at the foot of Jamos Slip or Thirty fourth st, at 11M o'clock on tho SB of So; cross to ifuntor's EWatonA 9 JounsoS Miller's special cars for Nowtown. Free tiekots and are now ready at tho otlico oi tSafot" JOHNSON A MILLER. 25 Nassau st, N.Y. MONDAY.

October 11th, GREAT EXCURSION SALTS AT MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, N. J. and fS'QJlB iJo INassau st, now iuuu.u6uU oHl 19t.a "COLE, AUCTIONEEB. IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION. VALUABLE BUSINESS AND OTHER PROPERTY.

THIRD AVENUE, EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS, EIGHTH WARD, BROOKLYN. JAMES COLE'S SON WILL SELL AT THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, No. 389 FULTON Opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn, on GTH, At 13 o'clock noon, TWENTY SEVEN LOTS, 25x100 FEET EACH. A LARGB FRAME HOUSE, So built as to easily bo jnndTSnto a fine storo if disir od. WtillB filled with brick, and vory heavily timbored, 1 nu to Gowanus Canal irom its westerly boundary.

prof. RTTTT.TJING PURPOSES, BOTH STORES AND TPNBMENTS AND FOR YARDS FOR BUILDING THIS PROPERTY OFFERS AN OPPOnTUMTY T'6 PURCHASERS THAT CANNOT KWAUjED, AND WIIjL BE SOLD IN PAROHLS TO SUIT, ON VERY EASY TERMS, TITLE INDISPUTABLE. SALE POSITIVE. Terms, maps and particulars can be had before the sale, atofficoof H. B.

HUBBARD, Attorney, No. aia Fulton st, 2r at office of Auetionor, No. 3fl Fulton st, Brooklyn 6022 12t AMES COLE'S SON, AUCTIONEER. At tho Commercial Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street, onposito tho City Hall, Brooklyn.

TWO 2 STORY basement and collar frame houses on the north Bido of Bainbridge street, ltW feet ens of Patchen nYonne, containing seven rooms each, marble mantols in lors piazzas in front; houses 20x23; built in tho most mbatantial manner; lota SoslOO. Terms, maps, at tho office of tho Auctioneer. fAMESL. PHELPS, JR, AUCTIONEER and Real Estate Broker. Offioo 323 Fulton st, near OUr Hall.

Houbos, lots, and every desoriitiou of roal os tato purchased, sold and either at public or private solo, houses and stores routed and loans negotiated, Auction sales of furniture, oal to'mTcole, auctioneer, BY COLE MURPHY, Salesrooms, 381 Falton st and 27S and 230 Adams St. 13 wumiusniV. October 6th. at 10M o'clock. SHERIFF'S SALE OF FURNITURE, consist na pf blaok walnut and painted chamber, suits, carpets, oil cloth, sofas, chairs, tables, bedsteads, hair mattresses, boddmsr, cooking, kitchen furniture, oto.

oc 8'' M. M. LITTLE, AUCTIOKlfiiSK. BY WYCKOFF LITTLE. 151 Montague st, Brooklyn, and 74 Cedar at, N.

Y. Houses? Lots, Stores, Farms and Country Residences, tSht and sold, or eichangod at public or private salo. iKmts oollccted Referoe, executor and trustoo sales. IFtJJKWITiPKE, EGRAAE TAYLOR. FURNITURE, CARPETS AND MATTRASSES.

Wholesale and Manufnctoryandare JSS'SSgTfeiE YORK, (Connected undor one roof.) Wo have now on hand tho largest stock of ontirolynow patterns and designs, for furnishing houses throughout, ever offered by one house in tho city, and at a great reduction in prices. Our CARPET DEPARTSIENT is andor tho superintendence of H. S. Baenes, who is well and favorbly known to the public, having been a long time with Sloan in Broadway, and for tio last four yoars with Lord Taylor. Our Stock of Carpets is entirely now and well sclented, tils branch having just boon addod to our business.

Steamboats, Hotels, Churches, Pnblic Halls and Private Houses furnished throughout at wholosalo pneoa. Tho Floating Palacos the steamers of tho People's Lino on tho Hudson river wero furnished by us. PRICES DEIOfcbMPETITION. Second and Third avonuo cars pass our stores. Wnt non S7 and 89 Bowery, N.

Y. sol 8m ROST, BLACK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AND MANFACTURERS OF FURNITURE OF EVERY VARIETY, No69 Bowery, near Canal stroot, New York. Steamboats, Hotels and Public Buildings furnished at lo shortest notice. All goods purchased of our house guar tr uhnri ftfit R. W.

FROST, JAMES BLACK GEO. SNYDER. 8013 REATCLEARING OUT SALE FURNITURE. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES. WINDOW SHADES, PIANO AND TAIiUi COVERS, RUGS, MATS, MATTINGS, REGARDLESS OF COST, at ran LARGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WAREROOMS, 5 and 488 Eighth nve, N.

267, E69 and 271 Thirty fifth st, adjoining. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. D. KELLY, nu2 till no6" Snccossor to H. O'Farroll.

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Fee, ladles, gentlemen, $1. lakes time and giFeS BatlSiaCUOIl. HO. TO ouum wlaui dv. iiuuumDumKu.

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tare events: lost and stolen gootts rocovorna; prevonis peo nle from all dangeiB brings tqthor those who aresopa IJlii iyvxv, i fated; lucky nnmbera given, uau trom m. to a fo. 66 Fulton st, between tlU M.LU. fRSTWHITE, FORMERLY ST. CLAIR, the South, and isroady to bob hor old friends, at 2 Mjrtlo ave.

Invalids can bo consulted at weir nomea, iBfaotion given to all. 1 RS. WEBSTER, BORN WITH A jnax 'JL ural gift of foresight, tolls how Boon anaoranyou oral giuoi ioresigni, M)ii iiKiiiJ. Myrtle ave. and Johnson Bt.

Namo over tho door. Fee, 60 cents. BeM3m FITKNACES, STOV3ES, mSBSTER HOT AIR FURNACE DWELLINGS, HALXS, CHURCHES, STORES, IS IlECOMMBNDEP AS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. It will give the required amount of heat. It takes littlo fuel.

It supplieB hot air not vitiated by contact with overheated tnrfaccB. It is easily managod. It is free from dust, emoko and gases. It will not heat tho collar. It is eaf againBt fire.

It is not expensive. Send for descriptive circular. FILLEY LYMAN, STOVE AND RANGE DEPOT, 223 WATER STREET, oor. of Boekman, Now York. aiw Jin' CTAb5IjE MABBIiE MAWJlBliS, AMJL) aivATJS iVLa.JNTi!iJj; M.

FROM $10 UP TO $1,000. The largOBt, cheapest and best assortment in tho city; constetiug of rich and ologant dosigus. Also Furniture topsmaoS toordeat BEOOKXYN STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS, 7 and 9 Bast Warren at, near Court st. BUlZSm" fARBLE MANTELS, I FROM $10 UP. THE LATEST DESIGNS, LOWEST PRICES, MANOFAOTOTED IN HIGHEST STYLE OF ART, THE 163 Flatbush ave, oor.

Atlantic ave, Brooklyn. solSlhn fflgfirGtOBB MARBLE MILLS I cor NcvinB and Sacbott eta, respectfully invito tho MARBLES, a renuired tUoknosa for monuments), mantel or Sbwor'lTlrheir unrivalled facilities enable thoni i to UmYnducomont ot good stock tow mfai and libo torme. Sawina, ripping and rubbing lor tho trado, dona ac Prico tat furnished on application. A 6 BILLIARD ESTABLISHMENT OF THE WORLD. ASSEMBLY BILLIARD HOUSE.

261, 263 AND 266 WASHINGTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. THIRTY FOUR BHELAN A COLLENDER TABLES, A. R. SAMUELLS, myll 6m Proprietor MERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR Great National Exhibition, at tho Now York Rink, with an entranco on Second avo, cor.

Sixty third st. Visitors from Brooklyn, by talcing tho SECOND AVE. OARS, at Peck Slip, can ride DIRECT to the door. oo27t TDURNHAM'S ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, S. B.

cornor of Smith and Sohermerhorn streets, CLASSES FOR SEASON OF 1869 and 1870 WILL COMMENCE: For Gentlemen On Monday evening, Sept. I3th, at 8 o'clock. For Ladies On Monday afternoon, Sept. 20th, at o'clock. For Boys On Tuesday afternoon, Sept.

21st, nt S)4 o'olook, Gent's Classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Ladies' Classes Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Boys' Classes Tuosdayand Thursday afternoons, and Saturday mornings. Swedish Movement Curo and Bowling Alloys are now opon. The Turkish and Russian Bath3 will bo oponod in October.

ec2tf MECTPBES. ISS EMMA WEBB WILL GIVE HER LECTURE ON "THE TRUE CHIVALRY OF WOMEN?" AT THK ATHENEUM, BROOKLYN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Octobor 6th, 1869, WITH RECITATIONS FROM THE POETS, SATIRIZING THE STRONG MINDED MOVEMENT, SHOWING THAT SIMILAR Would be Voting Women Disturbed tho Sooial Peace of Greece and Rome 500 Years before tho Christian Era, and that just such "Movements" havo boon known In ovory ago. Doors Open at 7 o'clook; Lecture to Commonca at 8. TICKETS, SO cents. bo25 10 1 PANCBNR ACAJPESjTff.

a dances AT HILLGROVE'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, Oor. of Carroll plaeo and Court South Brooklyn. Classes will he opon for pupils Soptomber 13tb. SOIREES AND MATINEES aro given exclusively for pupils and thoir friends. (Mnsio by tho 14th Regiment Band.) For school dayj, terms, call for a circular.

N. B. Tho abovo rooms will bo rented for private parties and first class sociables. Apply from 10 A.M. until 10 P.

M. se4 6m H. RIVERS, Phc oldest established teacher of dancinar in tha Oity of Brooklyn, is now prepared to receive pupils for instruction at his NEW AND ELEG ANT ACADEMY, 130 State corner of Conrt. Afternoons of TUESDAY and FRIDAY, for LADIES Evenings for GENTLEMEN WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY of tenoons for children. Send for a circular or apply as above.

MR. RIVERS' rooms can bo hired for Balls, Soireoa, Ao. Committees aro invited to call. au27 3m 6thichall "ball room, being re fitted and furnished, is now open for engagements for firBt olass balls, sociables, Ac. Apply oavly as tho hall is already let for a numbor ahead.

Apply at the hall on Adams between Nassau and Concord sts. au248m G. M. ANDERSON, Proprietor. T.

URIS' DANCING ACADEMY, 871 and 373 Fulton opposite Oity Hall, will ro opon A V. SAntAmhnr inh Pnnilfl oan r.nmmnnOQ at anytime tuksjljak ana lkiua.x BivtaniHuaioTiten tlemon: for LadieB, Misses and Masters, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS private class for Ladies and gontlemon, THURSDAY EVENINGS. Private lessons can bo takon in tho morning, or at any time not occupied by the regular classes. Private schools and classes instructed. N.

B. For further particulars, apply at the Academy for a circnlar. au216m LATIMER HALL TO LET, FOR Balls, Parties and Sooiables. Tho best dancing floor and beBt ventilated hall in the city. Inquire at the carpet tore, 181 Brooklyn.

au28 3m SWIItOEEVG ACADEMY. APPEARANCE JTb, OF THE CELEBRATED HARRY GURR, Champion Swimmer of tho World, AT THE BROOKLYN SWIMMING ACADEMY, Fulton opposite City Hall. OPEN DAILY FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Arrangement of Hours. For Gonte' Swimming Bath 5 to 10 A.M., 3 to 10 M.

SUNDAYS, from 5 A. M. till 12 M. PRIVATE WARM BATHS AT ALL HOURS. Ladies' Swimming Bath entrance on Adams 10 A.

to 2 P. M. Ladios' Private Warm Baths, 8 A. M. to 6 P.

M. TERMS. Inoluding a full courso of instruction in Sivimjning, Floating, Diving, Ao. 3 Months' Ticket $18 IIS Los'son Tloket $10 25 Lesson Ticket 15 Teaching to Swim 10 Tho terms for Bathing, without instructions, aro Months' Ticket $12 00 2 9 00 1 5 00 Hfttlnnir rlrftWflrflfTl.vn. 0 1(1 1 40 3 10 i 809 24 600 BA bX AHA) JtfKBSn WAKJtt WAXttlt UAiaa.

One Ticket. 40 Six Tickets 2 00 Twonti tickets 6 00 JUVENILE SWIMMING DEPARTMENT, Opon from 10 A. to 9 P. M. 1 Ticket $0 20 Tiokets Buthcrs aro limited to ono hour in the bath and twenty minutes in tho water.

Instructions givoii by oxoorienood tcaahors. Inspection Tiokote gratis, on application. Parents aro specially invited. B. T.

BENTON, Proprietor, jy 24tf INKS. ORDEN HYATT'S FANCY COLORED INKS, for vouncr ladies, artiste, bookkeep ers, architects, uoumen. Ac: for naintiui Dhoteflrranhs. views and for various domostlo and manufacturing purposes. Used with pon or brush.

Over twenty colors. At Etationors, druggists and dealers in fanoy goods. Be23 ly ORDEN HYATT'S VIOLET INK, iinrhn.nfrnfthln In nnlnr. ilnvra freelf. COViQB Dorfoot and will not corrode tho pen, will not mould, sour or grow ufaotory CliOTHIHNG.

TTENTION LADIES' AND GENTLE wanted lor pouthcru Btatca, ut 803 Atlantic Br otillltiff or addressing a note too Wghost iSdiea attondod to by Mrs. ROSENBAUM. soil lm TXOTHING 5,000 WORTH OF SEO My ond hand Clothes wanted in small quantities: Carpets, Feather Beds, Ao. Oall or address S. HANOVER A SON, 4 Boorum st, naar tho Git? Halt, ajpSSm.