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DAILY 27. JSTO. 249. BROOKLYN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1867. THREE CENTS.

OFFICIAL LIST OF LETTERS. CONCERT HILLS. BOARDING. ATtTPSBJIjEWTS. HOUSES FOR SALE.

IOR SALE ON LAFAYETTE AVE, BE I. VAN ANDEK, ruBHSnEB AND PROPRIETOR, Foreign Kcwh aud Gosafp. All furloughs to Sjldiers of the Paris garrison are rigorously rcfustd. At a recent agricultural meeting, at Tarrarc, M. Pcrras, a memlier of the Corps Legislatif, said If the Emperor gives up peace we will bless him; if he calls upon us to defend the country we will follow him." A TLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COM' 827JD DIVlDKrtD The Atlantln Plro pany of Brooklyn has declared a semi annual dividend of six (6) per payable on demand, free of Govern ment tax.

auoAtio uuiui, bee y. sc4 lm HI ilflt I TO LOAN ON BOND and moatgage In sums from 1500 to $1,000. 6m DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WIL LIAMSHURGH. corner Smith 7th nnrt lt Money deposited on or before Oct. 20th will draw Inter est from tho 1st Oct.

per cent. Interest on sums no to 15,000 (flvo thousand) allowed free of tax ruiistt M. Wm. Ghatjdy, Secy. Sc25 tlllOc20 TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS.

8 and sra Canal street, corner Lalght, N. Y. Open daily from 10 to 3. SIX PER CENT interest, frco from inx.paiu on io o.uuu. Money deposited Before Octo uer win ueur iiiiei esi irom uctODer 1st.

ASSETS, 4,112, 124 16. 0c3 15t RODMAN, FISK BANKER! 1T DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, No. 18 NASSAU STREET, New York, BUT AND SELL AT MARKET RATES, Six per Cent Bonds of 1881; Ten Forties; Five Twenty Rondo, all issues; Seven thirty Notes, all series; Compound Interest Notes: and Gold and Silver Coin Registered Interest Collected and Coupons cashed with nut. 7 80 Notes, all BerleB, taken In exchange for tho new Consoldlatcd 5 20 Bonds, on terms advantageous to hold ers 01 SU'S. Merchants and Importers supplied with notes for cus tom uuiics Ub tuweet uiariteb ruiec.

Orders ior purchase and sale oiau miscellaneous secu rities promptly executed. Malt and telegraph orders will receive our personal at tentlon Tinnnsita received and Interest allowed on balances. Collections made on all points with quick returns. myl0 6m RODMAN, FISK CO. THE EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK, OF BROOKLYN.

OPEN DAILY from 9 A. M. to 2 P.M., every MONDAY and SATURDAY from 5 to 8 P. M. Interest SIX PER CENT, on all sums, free from Gov ernment tax.

CORNELIUS DEVER, President. ANDW. DOUGHERTY, 1st Vice President. JOHN LEACH, 2d Vice President. J.

Bbasiqcs, Secretary. TRUSTEES Edward Harvey, John Doherty, Braniqne, 6 Richardson, JMUUlUy, UUUli ut ucu, Chaa Franks, Wm Roberts, Thos Cassldy, Dan'l Hart, Wm McDermott, Connolly Roddy, Laraarche, Edwd Buma, Henry Ostermoor, Thos McCarty, Jarvls Kllpatrick, Hugh Roddy, Alex McCue, John Fay, isorse, Dr Hy Cullen, Thomas Carroll, Cornelius Dever, Andw Dougherty, Samuel Castner, Wm Casey, All moneys denosited Drevious to tho 15th dav of AJl IT II UUUIBV. ary, April, July and October, will draw interest from the first of those monthB. ap 16 tf It AMILTON SAVINGS BANK, corner 01 AMILTON AVENUE AND SUMMIT STRSET, DTI An rr rr Open daily from 9 to 2, and on. Mondays, "Wednesdays auu uatui UOS, if vui mo JT.

III. Deposits from 10 cents to received, and Bix per GlJ.lf. 1UIC1CDII, LLMK Ul blUi CHARLES H. COLLINS, PreBldent. THOMAS K.

MARCr, Vice Pres. SILAS B. DHTCHER, Vice Pres. Hon Henry Van Dyck, Admiral Nelson non jasper UHDert, Otto Rofton, Hon Wm Robinson, Hon John Hogeboom, Henry Murphy, Jr, Martin Shea, Wm Hclssenbuttel, Peter Green, Ephraira Whitloek, ColllUB, Horgan, Chauncey Felt, John Barnett, John McCormick. Jel5ly rpHE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK l)f jJItotlKLYjg.

CORNER OF FULTON AND ADAMS STREETS, Opposite New Court House. Open dally from 9 A. M. to 2 P. turday fiom 5 to 8 P.

M. and Monday and Sa OFFICERS; President, JAMES M. SBABTJRY. Vice Presidents, PHILIP S. CROOKE, SAMUEL B.

STEWART, Treasurer and Secretory, JOHN S.MACKAY. Attorney and Counsel, JOHN O. PERSY Trustees, PHILIP S. CROOKE SAMUEL BOOTH. nprTAinwu' niT ivn ALFRED M.

WOOD. EDWARD B. FOWLER, CHARLES JONES, JOHN H. SEKBECK. GEORGE W.

JOHNSON ALEXANDER AGAR. JOHN C. MIDDENDORF, JAMES M. SEABURY, ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL, JOHN L.RYDER.

ELIZOR G. WEBSTER. WILLIAM J. CROPSER, nORACE P. WHITNEY, FRANKLIN BELL, SIX PER CF.NT.

ikTERKRT FRRR FTEfiM nmremj, MENT TAX allowed on all dnnoslts from 1 to 5JWI Interest on deposits from 1st of January, April, July and October. Fifteen days allowed, commencing each nuaiicr. myzo ty DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, Nos. 865 and 367 Fulton street OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A. M.

TO 3 P. And every MONDAY and SATURDAY from 5 to 8 P. M. Asskts, No. of Accounts, 31,600.

Past Interest paid 6 per cent, per annum on all sums. Interest from 1st January, April, July and October. Ten days allowed, commencing each quarter. Wm. Edwahd8, Trcas.

John A. Chobs, Pres't, John W. Hunteb, Sec'y, H. Doi.i.ner, 1st V. Prea't Chas.

LowBitr, Counsel, J. H. Sucuumr, 2d do. TRUSTEES. John A Cross.

cnas. Lowery A Beekman, Jacob SSackmann.Geo. W. Bernn. Harold Dollner, George Hall, Wm.

W. Edwards Henry Rowland, Alanson Trask, David Farley, Daniel Chauncey, Robert Davles Rtepuen iiaynes, Edward Merrftt, John Hunter, Wyman, Joseph willetts. Pierpont Lord, Saml Odeli, Richard Flc iiusieu, "Edwin Be.Hrs. Edward Flake, John HalBey, BelB ly George Dickinson, Henry Conklln, Alfred BarneB, Walter Hatch, SHIPPING. INMAN LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

CITY OF LONDON SATURDAY. Oct. 25 CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, Oct. 19 RATES OF PASSAGE. First Cabin 100 gold.

Steerage At reduced rates, Prepaid tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown to persona sending for friends at loweBt terms. Drafts Issued payable In all parts of Great Britain and Ireland. For further information apply at tho Company's office, 15 Broadway, N. or to JOSEPH BERRY, Agent, 296 Fulton street. Brooklyn.

fol8 ly TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE, 86 SOUTH STREET, N. Y. Weekly Line of Steamers to and from LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, TAPSCOTT'S CELEBRATED LINES op LIVERPOOL AND LONDON PACKETS. For passage to and from QuecnstowDLLlverpool or Lon uOn, and drafts payable throughout England, Ireland, auuuuiu iuiu uieo. .1 luwct rumd.

hiiuiv i TAPSCOTT BROS. 86 South street. NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. THE FIRST CLASS U. S.

MAIL STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, Captain CHARLES HOYER, Will leave Pier 46 N. on Soturday, Oct. at 12 for SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, taking papscngers to Southampton, Havre and Bremen, at the following rates, payable in gold oritB equivalent in currency to Paris or London, f5 additional. First cabin, fllO; second cabin, 65; steerage, $35. From Bremen, Southampton and Havre, to New York, first Rttcond cabin, $75; steerage, $43.

EXCURSION TICKETS OUlpAND HOME. First cabin, second cabin, $150; steerage, $70. Another steumer will follow November Qth. For freight, expressage, bills of exchange or nas9agc, apply to ISAAC TAYLOR, President, 40 Broadway. npl5 ly STEAM TO QJTEENSTOWN AND LIVES POOL FROM NEW YORK FOR t25.

CHICAGO, MANHATTAN, MINNESOTA, And other ilrst class steamers. Passage to New York at lowest rates. Remittances to Ireland, WILLIAMS GUION. ap5 ly 29 Broadway and 83 South street, N. Y.

GTEAM TO AND FROM THE OLD COUNTRY. ANCHOR LINE OF TRANSATLANTIC STEAM rautBT ships. HIBERNIA, CALEDONIA. EUROPE JJllll.4J CI.Hla., iuiya, Sail regularly, carrying passengers to and from tho prin 1.1pm inaus tu ales, anu tne United States, and forward passengers at through fares to and from France, Germany, Fares as low as by any other first class line. As this Company does not employ runners, those who wish passage tickets, or certificates of prepaid passage to Bend for their friends, or any further Information, will please linnlv t.n t.hp Cnmnnnvta nffi Hmxrllnrr flrnn.

KT or nt uAo, juuniun, iatj uiion avenue, corner ol Eim place, Brooklyn. ly (JON ARD LINE OF EXTRA STEAMERS. STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, LIVER POOL AND QUEENSTOWN. SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY. SAILING TO NEW YORK EVERY TUESDAY.

Steerage Pastuge from New York $25 Steerage passage to New York. At lowest rates. All payable in currency and including a liberal allowance of cooked provisions. These steamers carry passengers on one deck only. Drafts for sale on Great Brituln and Ireland.

For passage and further information apply at E. CUNARD'S STEERAGE OFFICE. a51y 69 BROADWAY. N. Y.

CARRIAGES, TOYS, 1ST THE YEARS LONG AGO, IN THE earth's golden hour, men sought some good iatry tneir nsttlc? to aower, But we need no beldam our children to dandle. While the child's benefactor is called Mr. Crandall. Aa fairies, however, have vanished and left ub. And of wonderful birth gifts forever bereft us, One comfort remains the blessings they have plann'd all Are still found complete in the Show Boom of Crandall.

In the BhopB or bazaars, in the Btores or streets, His rival In playthings no one ever meets. To other tov denlnrs he's rh pnn In rtnndln. ou tuuipeicui, quaiinea, ctever is oraaaau. Should accident strain them, or tear them, or break them. Ills workshop alone 1b the right place to take them.

Why purchase of others, for "who else can handle The tools of the mender like dexterous Crandall 2 visit at once, then, this skillful contractor, no is known far and near as the child's bonefactor: a5 oraer( vla I'OBtmaster Randall, Craniall 7 receive from the toy shop ot THE CHILD'S BENEFACTOR, CRANDALL 170 Fulton street. anl7 ly PTONITPBR TTxBACK cToor "nui.JiBiL.K RETAIL DEALERS IN op PATENT HgggJ SELF ROCKING CRADLES. btboaS 11 MATTRESSE8 BTEAilBOATS AND HOTELS FURNISHED AT TUB pSaSgra as re 86348' FRSf BLACK. 8NYDEB, Jr. ALWAYS BUY THE BBSTl SINGER'S REVERSIBLE SPRING BED IS THE STANDARD.

durable; free from vermin: healthy, lux tie i it BEDROOM ENAMELED In all colors, of Also Solid Chestnut and Walnut CHAMBER SUITES, Plain and Ornamental at H. F. FAKRINGTON'B, S68CANAL STREET, OPPOSITE WOOSTER ST, Njfw YORK. ESTABLISHED IN 1848. 862 3m CROCKERY, OW THU HT.rnir i TX COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YORK.

HADLEY Is constantly receiving large Invoices of FRENCH CHINA OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE, AT ONE HALF THE USUAL SELLING PRICES. White French China Dinner Sets, 130 pieces $20 00 Tea 8ets. 44 pieces 7 00 Dinner Plates, per doz 3 00 Tea 1 Cups and Saucers, 24 3 00 French Cut Goblets, per doz 3 50 Fancy Goods in China, Dinner, Tea, Toilet Seta, White Parlalanstono Ware, Cut and Pressed GlasB Ware, Silver Plated Ware. Cutlery, at equally low rices. Goods delivered anywhere In New York or rooklyn.

Honse furnishing goods in large variety. Remember Middle of the Block. Send for Catalogue. No connection with corner stores. mhWly ROOK LYN INSTITnTuT THE LARGE HALL WILL BE LET REASONABLE TERMS, CONCERTS, von LECTURES, FAIRS, BALLS, It is furnished, ventilated and lighted In the moat modern and approved stylo, and Is altogether the best hall of Its size and description in the city.

Convenient Hat, Cloak, Reception and Refreshment rooms are attached to tho hall. For particulars apply at tho Institute, corner of Washington and Concord streets. A. E. MACDONALD, BelB 6m Actuary.

RESTAURANTS. BANK OYSTER HOUSE, 343 FULTON The Ladies' Saloon connected with this establishment Is novyopen for the season. Shell fleh 8n! choicest quality in everv Btylc. Orders parties punctually attended to. PHIL.

H. GP.QGAN, Proprietor. se21 2m DENTISTRY. BOWERS, DENTIST, NO. STREET, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, would respectfully inform hia old patrons and the public generally, that having verv superior facilities tor the manufacture and insertion of artificial teeth, ho prfces mak6i in future, an astounding reduction In Hereafter, tho very best permanent and full sets of teeth, warranted to lit, will be inserted for halT the uaual prlces f0 extraction when teeth are to be inaerted.

Teeth filled with gold and other materials in the most careful manner. NITROUS OXIDE GAS. Dr. BOWERS was tho first Dentist in Brooklyn who made and administered this gas successfully. He makes It pure and fresh every day.

Pereonshaving diseases of the heart or lungs can Inhale this gas with very beneficial effects. Several physicians of Brooklyn insist upon their pa BROOKLYN DENTAL INSTITUTEJtE FULTON AVENUE, COR. OF PEARL STREET, Willoughby Building, over Paint store, near City HaU; entrance on Pearl St. Aa good a set of teeth for $15, as is made in the country. All work warranted.

Extracting with nitrous oxide gas, without pain, 50 cents; without gas, 25 cents. No chnrge for extracting when arrangement is made for artlflclaltceth. Come and see. Be5 3m DR. HF.AI.D CO.

COLTON jjENTAL ASSOCIATION ORI G1NATED the anaesthetic use of nitrous oxide gas, administer it in the most approved method, do nothing P.P&xtr?.ct teeth and certainly do It without pain, so 19,000 patients testify. See their names at the office. 19 Cooper Institute, New York. mh23 ly DENTISTRY G. R.

PARKHURST, M.D., hae removed from No. 170 to No. 205 Washington opposite the Methodist Church. my4 ly TTSELESS AND DISEASED TEETH RE moyea witnoutpalmbygas, at DR. THOS.

FRY'S, No. 8 CUuton street. Established fonrteen years. oc20 ly A SET OF TEETH IN A FEW HOURS Entire satisfaction given or no charge; cheap, dnrable sets. Plumpers to restore youthful appearance.

Fine gold fillings. Nitrous oxide gas given. Teeth extracted without pain. No advance required. At No.

34 Court 6t, near City Hall. au28 2m" NITROUS OXIDE GAS. DRS. FRAIM NEPHEW, DENTISTS, 257 FULTON STREET, Have, In connection with their operative and mechanical Dentistry, given close study to the manufacturing of the above agent for the palnles3 extraction of teeth, and with an eyo to the scientific preparation thereof. Consequently our success has been snch as to establish our business as being the "Headquarters" in this city.

Being the proprietors of this old and firmly established business, we proudly point to our record as not only being the most moderate in our terms, but also as having the most complete facilities for tho manufacture of Artiflcial Teeth, (entire sets for $12 and n.irtlnl sets In nronnrtlonl; hnncfl we invite all In want of teeth to cut this out and give us a cull, as our prices are Buch as to suit everybody. And murk, that all work that leaves our office Is guaranteed to work perfect. Operations on the natural teeth carefully and scientifically attended to. No charge for extracting when artificial teeth are inserted. Again, call and see ub uu tc luu iuccu mui wnat, wo assert 18 correct, na ly FOB SALE.

FOR SALE STOCK, LEASE AND FIX tures Of Ln old established Tov hnslnesn will hn nnld for cash only; on otcount of ill health of the present owner. An excellent chance for a lady to make money. No agents need apply. Inquire at the store 25 Court st. OCtll lit" MACHINERY, TN.

HICKCOX AND MANTJ. FACTURERS OF STAMPED BRASS GOODS. Stamping and Cutting Dies. PresBOS and light Machinery to order. Prompt attention paid to articles of new manufacture and patent goods.

Salesrooms 2R0 Pearl St. T. V. Fjnttlrir i nrlwr Titin uu i. nai i mwitiju.

Bel om TRON FOUNDRY AND SAFE WORKS M. uanroaa am jobbing CaBtlngB. Fire and Burglar VOU, OO, tll, CU, 11, 13 AND 13 Ji UKSIAJS SIHEE (Near Fulton ferry,) Brooklyn, N. Y. Sm SHARTS CO.

EW HARDWARE STORE, Xl 591 593 MYRTLE AVENUE, corner nr Steuben pt The Bllbpcrihfir bntrs leavn t.n gnnniiTiiA ts tho tl.nt 1.. I.nn 1.., 1 mm iji; uuojiub uiietjuii it HAHDWAT1R STORE adjoining his Furniture Store, where he will keep all kinds of Builders' Hurdware, Mechanics' Tools, Wood and WlllOW Wnre. find TTniinrt li nrntdl.tnw l2nnHn nf nnm description, at the lowest Cash Prices, and hopes by strict attention to business and fair dealing, to merit thopatron ogu vi iuuoo pui ouaou. li H. UltflOiA M.

SEWING MACHINES. FFICE OF THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE, NO. 431 FULTON STRKTCT. New and imnroved machfrifiH fnr vnn every use, and all sap puea at iowuf price. CSEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS IN THE REST A NPjRTI.

Kfindl0fl.f5oti nn.Rtllr T.lnAn nnd All fnr all menhln.i cheap and good. No. 10 Willoughby Btreet, near Fulton DOUSE FURNISHING HAKDELIERS. Havlnsr renlenished nnrnrp.vlnniilviarirp unit vain.hia GAS FIXTURES, By the addition of some new and elegant CHANDELIERS, Wo fntrtto tlin lnannrtlnn nf 1 THE LAEGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE till. Onr prices will be found very moderate.

THE extension nnAinm.iBB Malntatts its high character as a useful, durable aud or uBiuuuvtii u.iuid iui vue iiurarv ur uimug room. rLUMBIHB, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, Executed on reasonable terms. ARMSTISONG BLACKLIN, oc4 lm 273 Court st, corner of Unlo AS CnANDBLIER WAREROOMS OTP I TI COBNELIUS BAKER, I DAVID COOPE. FHILAUELPHIA. 135 FULTON STTtEET, PENN.

BROOKLYN, BC25 lm THE AMERICAN FIRK PLACE HEATER. IUX MUST 1 KKr iSi; UEATKK NOW IN USB, We claim for this Heater, 1st That it is the most powerful. 2d That it has the largest radiating surface. 3d Being all cast Iron, It Is the most durable. 4th In its construction it is the most simple.

5th It can be cleaned with least tronhln 6th That it elveB nerfect satisfaction when it ban iiaati used. can ana see 500 references from those who have the neater now in use. manniacturea, som ana put ud B. MOCANN A 273 Fnltnn nvn. i nrnsr fit Irolfi ol AIbo manufacturers of the St, Nicholas Eanges, Brick ivy mABBLE AltUS.

IVTARBLE WAREHOUSE, No. 163 FLAT LTM bUSh avenue, near Atlantic. A lnrirft nf iituruie manucs constantly on nand, varying in price from $35 to $000. Mnrble counters and counter tops. Stores, halls and vestibule floors tiled, and every other descrln tlnn nt n1 b.ui.

uaiuiu nuin. uaiuuiuu 1U lie lllUIIllUr. A1SO monuments, tombs and tablets made to order from original desiens. Deslens furnished trratls whpro ronrlr t. nnn.

traded for. Country work punctually attended to. Aa aii.niuuiminf, realties on me prciniBCB, tie would Say to those who are engaged in business hours that he will ue on iiHiiu iu iranijact uusiness irom A. M. 10 P.

Wnrernnmn nml riiRiilnni.i ira Ti lnlrMinli avo Kftr.tnrv. 539 Pacific st. Bro. 't'lyn. )eem IWEDICAIi.

A CUBE FOR RHEUMATISM, AKD ALL RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, If directions are strictly adhered to. TOOMBS GREAT GERMAN REMEDY, For Bale ($2 per bottle) at the drus store of H. PATiKER. 291 FUI.TnN AVTSVrrH The onlv authorized medicine hpnrs nnnr. tho Inhot tii.

primcu Biuuaiure ui u.u. luuMtib, rroprietor." ten rMEORGE E. ACRET, UT TRUSS MANUFACTURER, And Importer of SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS AND BELTS, No. 130 FULTON STREET, Onnosite Sand, nfrept. TtrnnHirM TmnrOVP.d Abdominal Rnnnnrtnrn Rnln.ll't.mit.M nn Instruments, Shoulder Braces, Suspensory Bandages', ilic.

sonally by Mrs. ACRET nT luuiuo uuiy; uucnuea toper ap22 6m "VTOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO CAUSE SIDEWALKS TO RR Fr.AOIiTlVnnH by given to all parties interested, of the intention of the Common Council of this city to pass an ordinance to cause sidewalks to be flagged in front of the lot of ground number eight on block (46) forty six, Eleventh Ward Tax aiiip. iavcu viciooer 181, 1QD7. ocl lOd ROBERT FUREY. Street CommlHtoner.

BTJIIiPEBS' MATEBIAM. HHARTEAU WHOLESALE AND BET. RETAIL DEALERS in MASONS' MATERIALS, Viz: LIME, BRICK, CEMENT, PLASTER. Also, Conn. BROWN STONE and North River BLUE STONE.

Office and Tarda, Flushing avenue, near Clin ton. and foot of Bond street. Gowanus Creek. fo25 ly mo ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, SLAT M. ers and others requiring Slate Roofa.

The subscribers havo now on hand a large lot of the best Pennsylvania Roofing Slate from tho Brooklyn Siate Company's Quarries, Lehigh County, which they oiler for sale at lowest market prices. Apply to JAB. LOCK, 209 Adel phi street; W. N. RAE, 103 Concord street.

JyB ly 1 RON RAILING. PLAIN AND ORNA MENTAL; Cemetery Railings, Balconies, Ycroadahs, Iron Doors, Shutters, Gratings, Sc. aituiumciureu uy MARRTOTT MnTrTNnTv No. 17 Furman street, near Fulton Ferry. 013 LUMBER AT WHOLESALE RETAIL, ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY.

A full stock, suitable for shipment to China, Australia, Africa, Brazil, West Coast, Rio Do La Plata, aud all other foreign markets. Selections forpartiea for entire cargoes made with care and dispatch. The attention of Export era and Manufacturers is especially requested. PINE, SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK, in every variety. Also, a general assortment of Hard Woods, suitable for Home and Foreign Markets, including MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT, HICKORY, OHERRY, ASH, WHITEOAK.

SYCAMORE, BASSWOOD, ASH, WTIITEWOOD, BOARDS AND PLANKS. OAK AND MAHOGANY VENEERS, 9 0N SPOKES AND PELLETS, icnstant'y on hand, and for sale in quantities to gait purchasers, by R. w. ADAMS Atlantic Dock and 118 Wall street, New York CLAmVOYAWTS. UTADAMU nT.TWRnuTi rtTPTirnaT.

and 11 BUSINESS CLAIRVOYANT, 291 Atlantic street, ud by hair. Satisfaction guaranteed. oc31m rjRVOYANT MADEMOISELLE A. tutnrp tc" present and vtSS stolen gooda recovered; pre who ali an3 brings toaether those fonm. i fll1' of stairs, back im Ment3 Gentfemen fl to3.

ST. CLAIR, MEDICAL AND hnS. 1188 removed to Hicks at, nrth ofHamllAon ttTe river side, flrst high o1" South Brooklyn. JclISm 25 50 cents. Gents, from 50 cents to II.

A8TBOLOQY PROFESSOR NELSON coinmhfP fioisnlted on all events of Hie, at No. SO ftSiSt fLrrtJ.Isow Tork' rEar building; cars frdm the dlf Houn from 10 A.M. to 9 r. at. nme of birth required.

auS0 2m SmtllTDKn BESOBTS. MOUNT AIN RETREAT HOUSE BEAU between CatskUl and the be open for the reception of guesU on May lit, 1667. Board MO per week. Apply for In fVkn TFulKnitteet. Brooklyn, or address D.

BLOOM, CatikUl, Greene Co, B.Y. (us or BOARD WANTED FOR 'X HE WINTER for, family of three adults, where no other borders arc taken; location on tho Hill, above rSric and between Fulton and Myrtle aves; 5rtments In full; will require 1.1."? 'or Rood accommodations liberal, Address J. Eagle office. ocl88t BO ARD ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN ml fS, flr5cJas8 00 ha1 by a gentleman and wile, and by sing gentlemen. In a newiv ihrnllhetf house? hav inir alt So Improvements, at No.

78, First Place, Brooklyn. Goodj ferenceB given and required. oclS 2t BUAKJJ NEAR THE CITY HALL anfurnlhed rooms to let, with board, at 107 Lawrence st near Fulton house flrt class and within ten minutes' walk of Wall it. ferry. oc21 Ct "DOAED DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR jar BciiucniBii tutu wne.

or single gentlemen, in parly of ono, two or three, can be obtained at 110 First Place Location, beard, first class; terms moderate. Nurses nottakon. Oocl 2t BO AITDATTu3 HARRISON ST. A gentleman and wife, or two or three single gentlemen can be accommodated with good Board and pleasant Rooms. Terms very reasonable.

ocl7 8t OARD 133 LAFAYETTE AVE, PLEA sant rooms with good board, on second floor; refer enceexcluingetij ocl7 3t OARD GENTLEMEN WISHING board in a private family, residing in Fort Greene Place, may obtain accommodations, such as they wish, byjiddresslng, B. C. Brooklyn Post Office. ocl7 St BOARD A PRIVATE fXmILYW1LL let with board, one or two pleasant rooms on tho second floor. References exchanged.

Apply nt lit Elliott Place. ocl73t BOARD WANTED BREAKFAST AND tea, week days, and full board on Sundays, with a comfortable room, in a strictly private family, by a single gentleman of quiet habits. A residence within ten minutes' walk of the ferriespreferrcd. Address, stating lo catlon and terms, to Y. Eagle Office.

ocl7 2teod BOARD TO LEiTWTTH BOARbrbN the Heights, threo minutes from Fulton Ferry, a front room on the second floor, with hall room connecting, and large room on tho third, and hall room; honse has all the Improvements. Call at No. 35 Cranberry st, second door from Columbia. 6t OARD A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN 1 be accommodated With nlenflAnt rnnm nn.ltnnl a private family, by applying at 893 State st. ocl8 6t BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE man, within live or ten minutes' walk of Wall or Prlcenotto exceed $15.

Address Box 4664. N. Y. P. O.

oclS Jt BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, for two gentlemen, can have a nice, largo room on second floor, with fire and gas, In a house having all the modern (improvements, and very pleasantly situated, within ten minutes' of Hamilton Iferry; references exchanged; terniB moderate. Clinton st, first houso from Second place. oci83t BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG wltb tt Private family: must bo convo nient to Fulton ferry. Address P. Eagle office.

OCl 8 St BOARD A HANDSOMELY FURNISH cd room In a flrst class brown stODe house, with all modern Improvements, and delightfully located. Call at 119 Schermerhorn st, between 8mlthand Hoyt sts. ol3 St BOARD A FRONT ROOM ON SECOND floor to let with board to a gentleman and wife or two or three iiuglo gentlemen that would room together. a hall bed room on tho same floor. Terms very moderate for the winter.

Apply at 273 Gold, near Will loughby st. ocl3 BOARD IN BROWN STONE HOUSE 37 Wyckoff st, near Court; private family; two el gantly furnished rooms, together or separate, with oard; also a room for two gentlemen, at $7.00 per week. oclS i st Piimp'on Bedstead for tale. BOARD WANTED A YOUNG GENT tleman and wife wiFh a handsome room, with board, in a privato.famlly In Sonth Brookhn; terms not to exceed $25 a week. AddresB, with particulars, Montagu e.gjeofflce.

ocisat BOARD AT 233 HENRY ST, CORTOF Pacific. To let. with hnnnl lr.n ly furnished room, suitable for two mtlcrncn, or for gentleman and wife; reference required. ocl3 at" BOARD A LARGE ROOM TOLET, with hoard, to a Frentloirmn on i gentlemen. Apply at 29 Livingston Bt, bet Clinton ind ocis at1 13GARD TWO LARGE ROOMS nT 2nd storv.

containing all mode for twogentlemen and their wives, or a party of tingle cuwuiucu. njijiij.iii, a uauitt tmru orown toue onse from JohnBon. oclStit BOARD AT 44 NASSAU ST, BROOK lyn. One or two be nccomtnodaicd wnn pleasant roomB with terms moderate 0Cl8 2t BOARD FIRST CLASS BOARD CAN be obtained for gentleman and wife and single gen tlemcn; rooms on second aud third floors. House pleas antlv situated, and convenient to Mm rnri v.

tmtt, x.n Dinner at 0. Apply at 219 Washington Bt. ocl8 it BOARD IN BROOK LYNPRIVATE family would let a furnished room, with board, to two Blnelc eentlemen. or crentleninn nnd itin.i. gentlemen preferred.

Call or Van," 53 White ocl 72t BOARD FRONT ROOM, WELL FUR Elshcd, near the ferries, with good Doard, at moderate pilces, to let to gentleman and wife, or two single gentlcmei Only llrst class parties need apply. References exchanged. Mrs. A. X.

Brooklyn Post Office. 0Cl76t BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with handsomely furnWu roo.ns. with or without board, in a German private family. In quire at 61 Second Place. ocn ateo BOARDING NICELY FURNISHED front rooms on second aud third floors, to let with board lu a private family, lire, gas.

aud batti included; terms very moderate; location respectable; convenient to all the ferries. Apply at 197 Dean st, bet. Bond and NevinS; 3t OARD 152 HICK ST. HANDSOME lv fnrtllQtiofl riinma Ir. 1 VJ TIHU UMUlUiUli 1 ttUIlU I termfl, in a delightful location on Brooklyn Hci 'hts, ulthin five minutes' walk of yalJ t.

ferry; a p.irly of gentlemen, or a family of adults can make a dcalrable ui i oufiuujcui uuiiru ior I. iic wiuiur, OC17 bt" XOARD 20 HARlTlSON STREET. BE JP tween Clinton and Court sta.t ten minutes from Soutb. and fifteen from Knlton fnrrv' tn Int. with hnni ri to centlemen only one larn and one Bmull room, fur niflicd.

in a Email private family. Kcferenccs required. nr17 7t OARD A SINOLE A "NT Pav be accommodated in a respectable private family. ui' un atiu ucuiiuti, apuiy av 390 var'ion uttnuu x' imuii niiu auauviu ays. BOARD TO LET 71 LAWRENCE ST, between Willoughby 81 and Myrtle two, aaulto of ivHiiaun piuuiiuii iuij uucuiiiucuiiou to inmnicsor party of gentlemen; ptlvato tabic If prelerred.

OC15 61 BOARD A FAMILY HAVING MORE room than they want would let the whole of Kic juuiiu uuor blu me uacK Dasement, or Kite.) en, to a small Centcel family without children, or would let one or two rmiTif to tTf nllfimnn wlthniit Vinnril dl nt 1 un between Court and Smith. 6t BOARD TO LET TO GENTLEMEN, one or two nice rooms, with or without board. In a pnvdiu iniDuy. appjy at no. au Et, ocia 7t OARD IN BROOKLYN TO LET with board, two nlcelv furnishi rooms on thp.

onu on ine unru noor; Jiouse nas all the moaern iniprovemenis; 5 minutes walk irom tfto Kulton Ferry. ISO Sttndg ft. oclGIt' BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can accomcdated with good board, a large fec ond6toryback room, with closet, unfurnfshed except carpet; also two furniFbcd rooms on the third Iloor, stilt ruiu iur uiicu hiiimc guiii cmeu; tonvcnieni 10 tnc icr rie; references exchanged. Apply at 152 Adams st. OClG 6t BOARD A SMALL ENGLISH FAMILY has a front room on floor, with hall room commiiEicatinff, unfimj.hcd.

A)so, handsomely furnished third Iloor. with unexceptionable table. Tcrma modcrate, at 2Xi Livlneston st, OCl) ui TOARD A FAMILY RESIDING AT 71 JL SeCOIid Dlace. WOllld rent, with lin. iril.

fit mmln. uaiu price, ii nnnusome oars parior; aifio a largo second ciujj iiuiuiuuiu, cumuiiiiijg eB i wt anu coiu water, and ample closets, llefcrencc required. oclSfJt BOAR FURNISHED ORUNFfJR niFhed rooms to let, with board, to centlemen and wives, or single gentlcmer: house has all improvements; Uiree minutes' walk from City Hall, and ten ininutcB from ferries. Apply at 8S Lawrence st. ocl5 7tB BOARD AT 64 WEST BALTIC BE tween Henry and Clinton sts A pcntleman and wife, or eiugle genetlman, can be accommodated with handsomely furnished rooms, where home comforU can be enjoyed; house has all the modern improvements, and within live minutes walk of South ferry and cars.

ocl5 BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILYHAS some nice accommodations for rcepcctible younff men, whero they can meet with home comforts on reasonable terms. Apply at 177 Livingston st, between HoyUind Bond sts. ocl5 6t" TOAKD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. MJ witn all the modern Improvements, with or with outboard terms moderate, Call at No 183 Court aoors irom I'aciuc. OC14 61" BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH out board, In a private residence on tho HclEhts.

Willow 5 minutes' rrom Wall and Fulton ferries modern botiBe, In flno order, with large batn room: rooms single or cn Bultc. Addrass ofllce. oil 6t T30ARD AT 158 OXFORD STNIOELY mp iurnisncti roores, witn goou noard: dlno at 6, and house hag modern improvements, ferries bv cars. Convenient to all the OC14 6t BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL let to a Ecntleman and wife or two single gentlemen, a handsome large parlor on second floor, hot and cold water In the room, or a large front room on third floor, location very pleasant. Address, Jay, or call In person at 19j Cnrlton avenue.

ocll Ct OARD AT 111 HARRISON STREET, with a private family of three persons; live minutes uin ui suuiu mill jiiimiiLnn icrriec ipn ininnroa irnm Wall st, a lurge room on Sd floor; lis per week, with week; also rooms on third floor; bath lu the bouse. oci 12t. BOARD 153 CLINTON STREET TWO gentlemen and their wives, or four or five single gi'utlemcn can be accommodated with rooms and hoard; house contains ali modern Improvements. oclS (it BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY OF good standing, living within five minutes of ferries, will let. with first class board, a handsomely furnished second floor, three rooms, together or separately; bath unjoining; rcicreuces required, aqu: Address Box 893, Brooklyn O.

ocy iutw TJOARD AT 23 GREEN AYE. WITH Mw pleasent nicely film tHhnri rnnm. i ai nit floor. Also hall room on tnird floor! lliune nil tnn modern Improvements, in a goo location, and flrst elms neighborhood, family private. References cucnanued OClJ 71 BOARDERS WANTED A PART OR all of the second story of the flrst class house '257 Clinton will bo let, with superior board upon reasonable terms.

A Eplendld chance for a club of lour or five single gentlemen desiring a comioriame nome ior mu winter. References exchanged. ocl'J BP BOARD FIRST CLASS BOARD, WITH furnished rooms, for two gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, In a private family, can bo had at No. 93 South Oxford st, Brooklyn, on same block with Dr. T.

L. Cuy. ler a LUUIUi; rCICreUCU KIVCll null mnilimu. BOARD GEIfTDEMEN, AM GENTIE men and their wires, can be accommodated with board, at 65 Ulcke st; house contains all the modem improvements, la In the neighborhood of Mr. Beecher's Church, and within easy reach or all the ferries.

A few day boarders can also be accommodated. oc5 10t OARD ninrle cent FOB THREE OR FOUR sinele centlemen for the winter, at tho Metropolitan Hotel. First class house, and furniture Dew, at the end at tae end Prlco $8 and of rnlton avej minutea irom mo terry, tin per week. ocl5 6t A PRIVATE FAMILY ON THE HeiKhts. havlne a larze room, taev willing to ct.

with eood board: can make a permanent arrange ment with a irentleman who aDDrcclatcs homo comforta: references exchanged. Address, S. Eagle office. OCIO Ol CUll" BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL with hoard. RpnarAtniv or en unite, two newlr furnished handsome front parlors and bedroom adjoining; In a pleasant location, convenient to care; to gentlemen and their wlv 8 or single gentlemen.

Ho une contains all modern Improvemcnu: terms moderate for the con venlenctB. TboBe wishing eood board with home comforts can be euilca at No. 3 Greene ave, near Oxford et. ocjb BOARD ROOMS ON FIR3T, SECOND and third floora. In a Urst clas house; ruitablc for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, or females.

Houbb has all the modern Improvements, with good table and good location; three minutes walk from cw riinr or nt fi nVlop.k. Annlv at IS Nassau st. half a blocftfrom Fulton st; two or three day boarders can be accommodated. oclB 2t "DOABD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IJ with or withoBt one or two children, can ha accom modated with board in a ironteel private ramiiy in Honth Brooklyn. For those dcsirloK tho comforta or a neat home.

Eood table and attendance, at moderate prions, this is an opportunity seldom offered. References exchanged. Address 8. F. Eagle ofllce.

oclUSt TOARD A LADY CAN OBTAIN Jt board in a private family on Brooklyn Heights, where she can bave every comfort of a home. One on enned in teachlnp. or wishing: to complete her location the city, vi ill find this a favorable Hefer enccs required. Anorcsn ckio wi "DOABD IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAM uy, two young gentlemen that are willing to room together. Car be accommodated with pleasant front room on second story, nicely furnished, good board and pleasant location.

Terms moderate. Also, a hall bedroom for a single gentleman. References requlrod. Apply, U6 Vandcrblit avenue, near Myrtle. oclS 6t O.

C. JL VPPn WoBlilncinn onri iHltntrm avit) nnmn 1 Biib cellnr brick houses, all replete; possession Imrac lately; terms easy. For particulars inquire on tho pre FOR SALE S5.700 2 NEW 3 STORY basement, sub cellar and extension frame houses, modern Improvements bath room lilted up with black walnut tiling in vestibule, complete; ueur ifumraii'j. jnuuire ui o.n. djjcjjC, on the premises, or of WM.

HENDERSON, 73 Nassau N. 1 ocl4 6t FOR SALE A FARM FOR SALE CON talnlng 12 acres more or less. Situated tn Groin ueid, Gravesend, near tho Coney Island road, and wlthlu 6 miles of the Fulton Ferry. It Is bounded by the property of Lawyer Hutehlngs, and that of Mr. Sharkev: 1 osesElOn Imnierllnliv.

Tormn asv. Annlv to ROHRRT HUTCHINSON. 113 Uhalam st N. Y. OC12 Gt IjOR SALVirnrrR two story and A bnscraent brick bouses, located on Myrtlo ave, near viupiijur.

uvc, rooms nnisiicuia mouern stjle, with water and cap; the hooBes ore vacant. Apply to J. CLARKE. Walworth st, flret house north of Myrtle caay. uu off 10 OR SALE AT A BARGAIN A splendid brown stone front house, In Carlton avo, oetween Warren st and Fark place, with all modern im vi iMemcnts; 3 Btory basement and sub cellar; on easy ys: or to let; possession immediately.

Apply to A. KJiOWLTON.BOUtheaat corner of Fulton and Portland 111 aiomaguo st. oca lm SALE THREE NEW FIRST GLASS i uunuingB on state st, Detween powers st and Flat ave; buildings are situated in the most deBl PFI.of Brooklyn, being near Park, and In 3 blocks of six different lines of cars running to an me ferries: convenient to many churches and schools, find Of PAfiV OffOaa tn taT nil modern improvements of the latest stylo, consisting of ti 1 1auKei until room, nttea up witn uiacK wainuc, stationery wash tubs; hot and cold water on every floor; neiia, speaking tubes, decorated door knobs on the parlor story, front and vestibule doors of the latest Btylc; Jhese houses were all built by days work and of the best materials. For particulars inquire of the owners, on the premises. oc8 2w FOR SALE OR TO LET A SMALL three story, high stoop, basement and sub celler onck house, with nine roomB and all improvements; newly painted and papered, and in perfect order.

Immediate possession. Will be sold cheap. No 151 Carlton av. Inquire next door. ocl5 6t FOR SALE i A DESIRABLE FARM IN Somerset County, N.

lyi mllea from the South uranch Railroad, contalnlng75 acres, of which 14 acres are woods; running water; good fences and buildings; apple and peach orchards, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, strawberries and blackberries. For full particulars inquire of vv cook, 43 Nassau st.betweem Washington and Adams sel4 lawlwS If OR SALE S4.800 A NEW 2 STORY brick basement high stoop frame house, filled in with brick to peak; eos and hot and cold water, heater range, and go3 fixtures all completetstatlonary wash and marble mantels; situated on the north side of Van Bnren st, between Nostrand and Slarcyaves. i or further particulars Inguire on the premises. No. 410 Yiiuanren st, of IS.

T. HATCH. Builder, Oc7 2W FOR 'SALE A TWO STORY 7vTTAGE eontalnlng five rooms, attic ana collar, with two lots 25x200, situated on Jefferson st, near Seed ave, tnrce blocks from Gates ave cars: fonr block." i om Fnl ton ave cars; price $200; 1,130 can remain on oond and mOrtfrnPC. Innl. Ann.

tn Dm oaidIat. uua. uwi I.V liUtj UlCIUIDlia, I. uoaciuu Immediately. oc9 iat FOR SALE CHEAP A TWO STORY bflSPTriPnt Mffh otnnn tVnmn 1nn lt.

brick; containB eight rooms, range, stationary wash tubs, not and cold water and gas; In Urst class neighborhood; almost new; in block on Fulton ave, between Brooklyn and Albany aves; H. Topping on the door. Price, HOOO, halfcash. ocisiit IfOR SALE A DESIRABLE, WELL LO Cated ltftmn fnttatrn tltlarl In rottl. nrlnlr Int Oft vllln Bltuate corner Troy ave.

and Herkimer with water, gas; neighborhood excellent Fulton and Atlantic ave. cars pass within one block: possession Nov. 1. Terms of pnjment eBBy. Apply to G.

W. ANDERSON, 216 Fulton upm OC1B10P If OR SALE A DESIRABLE, WELL Located new frame cottage, filled in with brick, situate on Balnbildge st, near Gates ave. The house has an extra lot attached maklng40 feet front by 100 feet deep neighborhood cxcellentfFulIon ave. cars pass within one tn a AVi.o,; i 21? Payment easy. aPj ANDERSON, 26 Fulton ave.

near Raymond street. oclS lflt IT OR SALE ON MARCY AVE, A three story frame house, and two story brown new nocso, contains store and ten rooms, water and Kas; now leased for be Bold cheap: oart of the ntirchoso money can remain on mortsage. Apply to A. K. Buck, ley, DeKalb ave near Marcy.

oclB 2t" TfOR SALE W. P. COOK, 43 NASSAU JL Street. Adams st, story and basement, frame 5,000 Bridge st, N. Fulton ave, 'm Btory and basement.

all 7 000 Pearl story and basement, Imps 6.000 Prospect st, 3 6 and basement, Imps 5,000 ary stone 400 FOR SALE FIVE BUILDING LOTS, corner of Franklin av. and Hancock st. Plot, 100 feet square. Apply to S. R.

E. Stone, 46 Exchange Place, Newlork. nci82 BIOR SALE FIRST CLASS FRAME liouseB on Pacific street, between Powers street and 4lh ave full lot house 25x10 gas, bath room, range, and all the modern improvements; convenient to thrtc lines of cars, and in complete order. For particulars and 'erms. apply to A.

Davison 114 Wall street N. ocl8 2w TLp OR A LE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Ja Cnrl'on avenue, story Phil, front. One order, $10, 3 8tory 1" i Wyckoir street. 3 story, "cnry street, 3 Btory, stone, $11,000 Cheever place.

6tory, stoue, Baltic street, 3 story, S.000 barren streets story $6 Lafayette 3 story, 8.000 Putnam 8 story, $5,000 Mnnroo 50 lots In one plot, fronting on three streets, in the best port of the (nth ward, within two blocks of two lines of carB, S5 minutes to ferry, in vicinity of valuable improvements, will be Bold low and on favorable terms. Money to loan on New York property. 3yl ly E. CORNELL, Court ar. Joralcmon st8.

FOR SALE PROSPECT PARK LOTS ft Bale. Ten on the sonth side of Sixth street, between 5ih and 6th avenues, aud throe oa the Boutlt Blue of 12th between 9th and 10th ava. Apply to CHARGES MOTT. No. 192 Broadway, New York.

bctl8 St flfcO FOR houses anc SALE TWO nnd lnfft nn nn.v topmc. twn Btory frame, filled in; brick basements and sub collar, tin roof, marble mantelB, water and gas. Price $3. 50 each. Inquire on the premises, 8th East of 4th avo, South Brooklyn.

ocl7 St FOR SALE OB TO LEASE, BUILDINGS 77 79 East Baltic st, Brooklyn, suitable for a soap factory, stable, or manufacturing purposes. Also, houses 71 EaBt Warren, and fi6 Fourth Place, Brooklyn. Inquire of John Andrews. 22 Court at. ocl7 6t FOR SALE A HANDSOME NEW frame houso on ISth street, between 4th and 5th avenues, and a short distance fromProspect Park; filled in to the peak; 2 story and finiBhed attic; main building 22x30, with a story extension 12x16; good dry cellar under all: ten rooms; gas and water, bath tub, fire place heater, and marble mantels: bnllt by day's work; lot 25x100.

Cars to all the ferrltB within a half block. Price $2,500 may remain on mortgage. Inquire on the premises. 0C1731 FOR SALE TWO THREE STORY BASE ment and sub cellar houses; built aud finished in the best manner; all modern improvements complete; located in a convenient and beautiful neighborhood; price $5,800, Inquire on the premises.botwcon Willou? by and DeKnlb avenues, In Houston afreet. ocl7 St InOR SALE FARMS, CHEAP, OR Exchange for houses, stores and merchandise, at the Gorman House and Land Agency of F.

Flatau 4 frcw Chambers st, New York. ocl6 6t If OK SALE THE HOUSE AND LOT Brooklyn, including furniture; price f.w'0()9!j!onao by $19,000 cash; possession 1st of wnfc1 required. Apply only to JOHN W. SEYMOUR, Nos565 and 567 Broadway, N. Y.

oc7 lm FOR SALE PRICE $150NlTUP by monthly or quarterly Installments, lots several desirable localities, good grade and rapidly improving; also Beveral cottages, price $1,900 to $3,000 (with 2 or more lots) same payment. Apply to Charles fmith, 162 1 Montague st, Brooklyn. N. B. Houses wanted for sale or rent.

oc 6t FOR SALE A FURNISHED 3 STORY English basement brown stone dwelling, No. 271 Union st house 17x46; lot 17x100, modern improvement; nerfect. nrrii.r nrift mnnlr rnpntlnm new last June. For further particulars inquiie of ycivoii ik uttie, fliontague st, near court. octl5 6t 1OR SALE 3,000 EACH FIVE OP A L' row of ten, very bandaome Gothic cottagt's Just flniebed.

containing eix roorrH. Inrr attic and cellar, marble mantle, gas and water. Built especially as homes for Email inmilics. by dajB work, of beBt material bave been To see the houses call on th nrp Tn! tuiuuKuuui, auu iiuuu iu Willi uriKK. KentB Ol J5U OUCH ises, KoEcfusko st, between Nostrand and Marcy aves.

one block south of DeKnlb ave cnrroule. Terms eaay. iu it no wail 61, between the hours of 2 and 3 P. M. oc 13 6tB EjOK SALiK TO BUlIiDERS THE JL' owner of lots on Baltic, Warren and Wyckoff sts.

tic 8t, between 5th and 6th aves, offers them for sale, or exchange for well built, favorably located brick dwel ltnp lmnopa in rrnort rit A Ion fnneaia nn terms of payment, lots on Flatbuah ave, between 6th and ith aves, and 7th and 8th aveB, Warren, Baltic, Sackott uu wKian ova, uciwucu UlU HUU ILU aves. UQllOr St. DCSr and east of 1th ave: Sackelt st, between llh and 8th aves 7th ave, between Douglass and Degrawsta: Umon and President stB, between Bth and 9th aves. All of the above are located near Prospect Park, and are considered as desirable aa any in that vicinity. The above embrace uver iuhj, mupn ui wmcn can ue oouiinea.

as aise fur uu lyoi wvu iou. tutj uKcuti ui iuc owner. W. ANDERSON, jyl9Sm 246 Fu nave, near Raymond st. 17 OR SALE DESIKABLE LOT8 ON THE M.

west Btae ot am ave, Detween lotn and 11th sts: also lots on 9th, 10th and 11th stB, between 1th and 5th aves. Apply at the Real Estate office, corner of Third st and nm aid pruumyu. aUS OW FOR SALE OR TO LET ON SOUTH Bide of Third street, near Fifth avenue, one of those elegant three story, basement and sub cellar brown stone front nouses, with all modern Improvements; gas fixtures complete; very desirable property, being on one oi the finest streets in the city, and near Prospect Park. jl lav ism B.t.Bi.e ujjj.ee comer xnira scanar ticn mis city. au98w HOUSES TO IiKT.

ryU 1ET A PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE. IN JI a Une location, the present occupants being about iu icavc ine city. Apply at jio. 13 Greene av. ocl8 2i rf0T LET TO A SMALL FAMILYrTHE X.

second floor of house, No. fiOo Lafayetti ave, bet. Nostrand and Marcv avnnncR Prlvllciro nf hqtti.rnnm. Washroom in the kitchen. All newlv nnlnVd.

spccuble tenant the rent moderate. Inn ulrobn the premises. oclSSt TO LET WITH OR WITHOUT BO ARD a Imndsnmnlv fnrnlRhr1 frnr.f. rnnm nn firafnnnr tn Ecntleman and wife, or (wo gentlemen. Call at 2M Court Bt, opposite Douglass.

2t" TO LET A HOUSE IN A PLEASANT location convenient to car routes and ferries, to a bmaii private lamuy oniy rent equivalent cotue uoara of the occunantB: bathroom, eas. Oall at 21 Bond street ou Saturday. Monday end Tncsday. St LET ShCOND FLOOR. INQUIRE OC13 2t 60 York st.

TO LET A THREE STORY BRICK dwelling. Nn. S2S RnckBti; t. hi tArccn Smith and Court sts rent T50 per annum immediate posessioo. wia A TO LET SEVERAL FURNISHED roomB to let, at No.

251 Fulton st. oclB 2t LET A TWO STORY BASEMENT and finh nilAr framn r.ntta?o. in 18th st.betwecn 6th parts of houses. Apply to S. Pet tit, S63 Atlantic street.

UtTJO Ol" TO LET PLEASANTLY LOCATED furnished or unfurnished, front or back parlor; front hjiRcmfnt. 2 bedrooms? rent moderate. Pacific st 3d door east of Grand ave, south side, oc TO LET ON FORT GREENE PLACE, near Hanson, a three story brick house: possession now; rert $800. For permits apply to Macombcrfc Eon, 881 Fulton avenne, near Elliott Place. ocl7 St TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM WITH first class board to one or two gentlemen unexceptionable references required.

Apply at 93 Lafayette avenue. QC17 3t TO LET FURNISHED TO A PRIVATE family, a large three story basement, attic and ex tentlon brown stone house on the Heights 16 rooms and large attic will rent to May or June next, or for one year. Apply to J. Cornell, corner Court aud Jorale mon streets. ocl7 St TO LET FULLY FURNISHED THREE story brown stone house; all modern lmprove rcents possession Immediately.

Inuuire at 127 Clinton Btreet. ocn St CJTEAM POWER TO LET. VARIOUS sized rooms, with Steadv steam nnwM. Alan, twn larcro rooms. 165 bv 26 feet, all warmprt thrnnvhnnt hv ttcnm, lighted by pas, with Btcam holstways, located within two blocks of the Sonth and Wall street ferries well calculated for a mannfactorv.

Trm remmrmhiA Apply on the premises, No. 475 Columbia Btreet, near At inuui: tn, DfuoKjyn. ocy dWw TO LET IN 80UTH BROOKLYN, A cotlneo houao with 9 rooms and sub cellar, court yard and nia2z! in front i hentir In fpnnt hninmunt and Water. InnnfrAnf 1RAAC WntTMAH lh 5th ave. oclis 6t TO LET A FAMILY HAVING MORE room than they want would let part of their house to a small genteel family without children, the whole of the second floor and back basement or kitchen, would let one or two furnished rooms to gentlemen without board.

Inquire at 42 Butler street, between Conrtjind Bmltb. ooll 6t TO LET WITH BOARD, A PLEASANT second story iront room or back parlor, to gentleman and lfe, or single gentlemen; the honse hai all im Brovements; pleasantly located: 10 minutes' walk from lefcrrlepj terms moderate; dinner 6U: reference required. Please call or address 28 Willoughby st. oniaat In ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. DlBKCTOB MAX MARETZEK.

First appearance In Brooklyn of THE CELEBRATED TRAGEDIENNE MLL'E FANNY ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 23d, at 8 will be produced Dr. MoBcuthal'e Drama DEBOISAn as originally written, and so enthusiastically received at the Jiew York Academy. DEBORAH MLL'E FANYY JANAIISCIIEK Supported by a troupe of eminent German Artists engaged by her expressly In Germany. PIIICES OF ADMISSION.

Admission Ticket 11 00 Reserved seats In Parquet nnd Ba.cony extra 1 00 Eamlly Circle so Seals can now be secured arid Tickets be'hati in "jjfbok ly natthc Academy of Music, and la Now York at 114 Uroadway. CADEMY OF MUSIC. H. L. BATE MAN and Manager.

THE GREATEST SUCCESS Oy TUE 8EASOX, AKD THE HIT OP THE DAY, IS OPFBJfllAOII's GHAND DUUHKSS OF GKBOLSTEIN, nccctvcd nightly with IMMENSE APPLAUSE, antl attracting OVERWHELM 1NQ AUDIENCES. Tie reception of this OPERA IN BROOKLYN HAS nEKN AN EVENT IN OPERATIC HISTORY. It having on each representation CROWDED THE ACADEMY from Parquet to Dome. IT WILL BE REPEATED ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2Jd, wrrn ito ATTRACTIVE CAST I POWERFUL CHORUS! GORGEOUS COSTUMES. AND COMPLETE OECHEBTIIA.

Characters by ibe following TALENTED AUTI6T8 MLLE. TOSTEE, MESSES. QUTFBOV, LIDUC, lAODTFOHL, DCOnESXB, VAXTEB, MONISO, MDLLE. DE FELCOUKT, and all the members of THE GREAT PARISIAN OPERA COMPANY. Mo.vs.

LEFEVHE. Admission One Dollar; Reserved beats, Ono Dollar and flfty cents; Gallery, Fifty cents. oemei Bcimreu op aou alter Jtrrlday, Oct; 18. 0Cl7td xxooLErrs new opera Houslur M.JL CORNER OF COURT AND REMSEN STREETS. E0FLE 6 FAVORITE RKSORT.

K.M. HOOLE1 Sole Proprietor MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 7Tn, AND EVERY ETJNING DURING Trlti WEEK. SUCCESS UNPARALLELED THE PRESilER TROUPE OF THE PROFESSION! THE SENSATION OF TUE SEASON First week of the New Buriesqre on Augustln Daly's Great SensatlonaUPlay or IlnderfTlteGas Light.

Written byB. A.Baker. expressly for this Establishment, entitled UNDER THE LAMP LIGHT, Introducing tho Pier Scene and the Railroad Scene, with all the original effects, with the kind permission or Mr. Daly. Another Novelty Kirnt week of Mr.

Goodrich, THE CHAMPION SKATER OF THE WORLD Admission Parquette Ml cents. Family Circle 80 cenu: Private Boxes $5. JJROOKLYN ACADEMY OP MUSIC. FRIDAY EVENING, OCT, 25td. SATURDAY EVENING, OCT, 26th THE IMMENSE SUCCESS THE IMMENSE SUCCESS THE IMMENSE SUCCESS OF MB.

AUGU8TUS DALY'S TOTALLY ORIGINAL DRAMA, UNDER THE GAS LlGnT. UNDER TIIH GAS LIGHT! UNDER THE GAS LIGHT. AND TnE CROWDED HOUS KS, CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES, WHICH GREETEDJITS RECENT PRODUCTION HERE, HAVE INDUCED ITS REPETITION, REl'El ITION REPETITION WITn THE PIER SCENE BY MOONLIGHT, I 11. IV III 1, PIEl: ECENfl BY MOONLIGHT WONDROUR RAILROAD SENSATION, WONDROUS RAILROAD SKNSATION, WONDROUS RAILROAD SENSATION.

THE FULL STRENGTH OF THE ORIGINAL CAST, AND NEW AND IMPROVED SCENERY AND STAGE EFFECTS. Admission, Seventy five cents. Family circle Fifty cents. Reserved Seats One dollar. Ofllce, for fecurlne Ecats, will open, Tuesday morning, Oct.

22d, nt? o'clock. ocl9 2t J.J ROOKLYN ATI I AEN UM, FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY Commrncing TnUIISIJAY, OCT. 17th. MacEtot's Great rictnrial and Musical Exhibition. THE lilBEUNICON or A TOUR IN IRELAND.

Representing all the most beautilul Scenery of Ireland; painted by the best Artists, on lO.OCO FEIiT OF CANVAS, and accompanied by Vocal and Instrumental Music, from titc works of Moore, Lever, and oilier popular authors. Mr. CHAB. MAcEVOY nnc aa Barney the Guide. Miss ItOSA Itl ILLAi Soprano.

Miss TEIIESA MacEVOY, Contralto. TitoF. MacKVOY, Lecturer. The Scenery presented on TlICltSDAY NlQHT will Include a tour of DUBLIN, WICKI.OW, and KILLAUNEY, with the adventures oi BAUNEY TUE GUIDE. Change of Scenery aud Music every night.

Admission Balcony nnd Gallery, 23cts; Parquette 50 cts; no half price. Tickets to he had at the usual places. A I EE, Saturday at half past two o'clock, when children will he admitted for l.T cents. A liberal deduction made to schools. Doors opeu every nicht at 7.

to commence at 8 o'clock. PROF. RAYMOND'S SHAKSPEARIAN readings. Subscriptions now open at Dyas's, iftt Fn'tonsl Hose's, 14'J Atlantic and Dickinson's, cor. of Hicks and Montague where all necessary information may be found.

ti.li. Suhscrlburs are requested to give their names as early as possible, in order that the necessary arrangements may he made. oclGcotllnol ABRAHAM LINTjOLN; A LECTURE ON TOE LIFE AND HABITS OF AURA 'JAM LINCOLN Will be delivered nt PLYMOUTH CHURCH, ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. tlD, 18G7, BY HON. ISAAC N.

ARNOLD. M. Under the auspices of Hrooklyn Division No. IS S. of T.

Mr. Arnold was for many years an intimate personal and prolffslon.il friend of Llnco.n. and as mi mbcr or onercsi during his ndministrat on was afforded opportunities of knowlLg and Judsl ig hint, such as few men enjoyed. Tickets 50 cents; to be bad at the took stores. Doors opeu ut7; Lecture to coma: ncc at 8 precisely.

oc912f s. v. HESTli't, Chairman Com. CADEMY OF MUSIC. iJa The Fir Anniversary Ur Tllr.

KINliK COUNTY CENTRAL TEMI'l ASSOCIATION will hk o.v SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. ID, 1807. Commencing at 8 o'clock. Addresses by Rev. H.

w. heecijer, IiEV. T. L. CUYLEIt.

Rev. If. M. ALI.AHER; Kkv. MASON GALLAGHER, and others.

SINGING BY TIlEMAINK HK08. AND I'EIRSON. Tte Public aro cordially Invited to attend. A. A.

Robbins, 1 J.N, Stearns, I Geo. I. Bennct, Committee. Michael L' onard, ocl82t Mlcheil Hegarty.I THE FIFTH ANNUAL JL GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT OP TUB TWENTY THIRD REGIMENT N. S.

N. Will be given at the BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, On MONDAY EVENING, NOV. in, 1387. Tickets $1 each; can be obtained ofthc memhcin of tho Hcglmcut only. oco NEW YORK AMUSEMENTS.

rVTIBLO'S GARDEN. X.K Lessee and Manaeer wriKATr.KV. hECOM) 1 EAlt ()! THE BLACK. CKOOK. RENEWED AND RECONSTRUCTED.

THIS EVENING, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. GRAND PARISIENNE BALLET. NEW BALLETS, COSTUMES, AND MUSrC. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, at 1 o'clock. yyALLACK'S, Proprietor and Manaeer Mr.

LESTER WALLACK THIS EVENING, Second night of the succcpttl drama entitled A DANGEROUS (SAME, produced with new and bcstitlltti by Mr. II. Islicrwood nnd Mr. II. Iliilicy.

Mr. Wallack has much ensure In tttiiiotiticlng Mr E. L. DAVENPORT'S flrst appearance, on evening ECJU, in Tom Tailor's fln comedy, entitled STILL WATERS Rl DELI'. JJKOADWAY THoATBb, THIS EVENINO.

THE DUKE'S WAGER. JULIA DEAN as. DK BHLLE ISLE. Chrva cr D'Auhluny, Mr. 1 ranii Lawlcr.

sunoorled bv MUs Newton, Miss Ella Turner, Messrs Drummona. Evntis, Goodman, Jordan, Only Duac'a Wager Matinee on Saturday. DOWEBY THEATRE. Manager MR. WM.

B. FRELIOH nut. a1u1.1131r.it aiuitijuuil. Eminent Tragedian, from tho Loudon, Liverpool and Glasgow Theatres. In the plav of SWFENT TODD.

THE MURDERER. Eccentric Vocalists, J. II. BOWKRS and THOS. W.

BOLAb in a Budget of Sonco. Astonishing Flight for Life, bv Frank A. GibbonB. Evelecn Wilson Dublin and New York. Krlda) Benefit of Mr.

Mortimer Murdoch. TVTEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth St. OnnnttU. Acni1m nf Xfn.ln First week in America of the two leading Equestrian Artists of Enrnnr.

THE GREAT JOHN HBVRY. AND MLLE. EM1LIK HhNRIETTA, from the Cirque Napoleon, Paris. Uf MMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE. IN EXCITING AI EN1C SCENES.

MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. oclS lw rpHEATRE COMIQUE, 574 BROADWAY. another. obeat hit. excise, or trials and tribulations.

Sam shahpley's banjoisms. CHARLEY WHITE ft BEN COTTON. Actor and Novice. Little Politicians' THE WONDERFUL ARABS. MISS EVA BRENT, DICK RALPH, MLLE.

DEVERE WILLIE AND CHARLEY. JAMlbl MSItflKR BA I UUUAt. at i)f O'ClOCjC OLYMPIC THEATRE I TT HAYES Manager FOX stage Manager W. TAYLEUEE BujUuou Manner LAST NIGHTS OF uager MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.

RIP VAN WINKLE. LAST RIP VAN WINKLE MATINEE, SATURDAY Eatcbdat Niobt, Jettkbsox's Farewell Bavirrr Motoat.Oot.21. Tho Rhakaoerean Spectacle A MiDscHMXB Nionr'a Driam. TONY PA8TOR'8 OPERA HOUSS No. 201 BOWERY, N.

The great Irish Drama received bjr terowded houses GRAND "jB ATTLE 8CENE8. A chWce olio MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. 2W o'ellr PEN DAILY. AMERICAN INSTITUTE. GRAND EXHIBITION NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS.

BT iEAR SUTU AVE, K. Y. Admission 50 cents. tejjjst a PuMIsbed In tlio Broooklyn Daily Easlo, under the Law of Congress slvlns tbe Publication or tbe Lilat of Letters to the Newspaper having the Largest Circulation. LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST OFFICE.

AT HHOOKLYN. STATU OF NEW YOliK, ON SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1867. Persons calling for letters advertised will save time and facilitate the public business, by mentioning the fact that a thlctter called for has been "advbktised," naming date of the Eaolb in which advertisement appeared. LADIES' LIST.

AndrcwB, Miss Granger, Mrs MaryOnell, Catharine ftuurews, uar uoicras, annnic Adams, Mrs ,1 Oarvey, Mary Anderson, Mrs Anderson, Mary A Henderson, MrB AuFtln, Martha Hill, Miss Itoerart. Mrs Aitim Hart. Miss Omerra. Miss O'Sullivan, Mrs Osborne, Miss EC Olmsted, Mis O'Brien, MlssM A i itttiips, ititss a ai nyttis, Mrs A Harris, sirs Anna sruester, uminc Bently, Mrs Ann Hinsman, Mrs A Page, Mrs Geo Barnaby, Miss A Hart, Mrs AmandaPerham, Miss SalUe Bremar, Mrs Clara Hoarst, Adeline Post, Miss Brckin, Cornelia Hogan, Bridget Quirk, Miss Kato Bird, Delia (col) Horton, Miss ClaraKansom, Mrs Cyn'a Ilayles, Emma liegeman, Cath'e BRice, Miss Ella A licllan, Miss Ellen Hart, Mrs Charles Robbln, Mrs Elliot Bell, Mrs Uolbrook, MIssEvaRlley, Mrs Ellzab'h Brllton, Isabella Hamilton, Mrs SRaymond, Mrs Bradford, MIsb I Holbrook, Irene Roser, Miss Burncs.LnuraG Hopkins, Julia Rice, Mlsj Hattic Bustccd, Miss KatcIIalt, Mrs John Reynolds, Lucy EurreuB, Lucy liegeman, JannleAKay, JIrs Mary Bolileu.MrsL Hynds, Mrs Mary Reynolds, Miss ME Brigham, Mary A Hansen, Mrs MaryRomaine, Sophia Brlckford, Marga Harrlson, Miss CSmlth, Mrs ret Miss Hagan, Mrs PatrickSkelley, Miss Browne, Mary Ives, Miss Emma Shirt MlssAnnlo Brysn, Anna Ingersoll, Mrs DSpenco. Miss Alex Bcnnette Maria Johnson, Mrs Smith, Miss Aggio Bowie, Mra Mary Johnson, Mrs WSnggett, Addle Breen, Margaret Jones, Mrs EleanorSpcncer, Miss Amy Bell, Mary Ann Johnson, Isabella St Clair, Aggie Burns, Mrs Nellie James, Mrs Julia Skelly, Annie (2) Barry, Mies Norah Jenkins, Mrs SarahSherman, Mrs Bradley, Mrs OscarEline, Mrs Anna Smith, Catharino Brice MrsR Klrtland.

MisBEateSwanoy. Dexter Baldwln.Mrs Kelly, Miss Kate Seymour, Emily Bogart, Miss SusleKlrkham, Laura Wstephcr.8 Mrs Ellz Brooks, Sophia Kcancn, Ann Beach, Mrs Thos WKelly. Mary Ann Scauly, Mrs Fred'k T4t1I n. "DETtnin.n.1 ITlInn Via. Cnllln TBnnl Vnnni.

Connollv. Mra Lcburehan.Mada'eSlako. Miss Comes, Miss Carroll, Mrs Carroll, Miss Colter, Mrs Ann Clark, Mrs Ann Clark, Annie Lord, Miss Ada Smith, Mrs George Lockwood, Miss AStamford. Mrs Lalng, MreCHB St Clare, Jennie Lawrence, Emily CSniith, Miss Jane Lord, Mrs Eliza A shefrlden, Katlo Miss Katie Clork, Anna (2) Livingstone, Flor'eShlno, Mary Cavanagh, BrldgetLowe, Miss Hattic Sweeney, Margaret Corry, Mrs Lozler, Mrs John BSlocum. Olivia jreigon.ruissiJeiiaj.ugau, luurgnrei.

pmun, ausan a Carter, Mrs Eliza Lockwood, Mrs Stanton, Sarah Clcmson, Mrs Mltchlson, Mrs Tynan, Bridget Collins, Miss Kato More, Mrs Annie CTnompson, Bridget. Carroll, LoulEO MoyerB, Caroline Thompson.Carrle Cone, Miss Leslie Mead, Mrs ElizabTiTHdon, Clara (2) Crowcll, Miss KatcMortcll, Mrs Taylor, Eliza A Colby, Mrs Matthews. Mrs Tomos, Miss Lolsa Carroll, Miss Maryatalcon, Mad. Tilford, Mary A Carro 1. Miss Mary Montgomery, JanoTaylor, Mary Clark, Mrs Msry McrwIn.Misa D.ZTerhuue.Mlss Mary Clark, Mary Mosher.Mlss KateToshach, Mrs W'm vjiapnam, jvnss reason, jhisb urban, Mrs Llbby Camp, Sophronln Munday, Magaret Van Densen, Eliza Caffery, Theresa Murray, MlssM Van Zandt.

Egbert Dawson, Mrs Meyer, MlFsPaull'eVoorhles, Mrs 8 Didel.MrsAM Manse), Mrs Wartwell, Amada Dowereux, Eliza Martin, Mrs Thos Woodbury, Annie beth (2) Mitcheson, Mrs Whealon.lCath'rlna Dunderdale Emily McGlvcrn.Mrs JaneWilllamB, Cath A Drake, Mrs Ella McMahon.Kate Wheeler, Emily Donlgan. Maggie McCombs, Mrs SWood, Georgie Duncan, Miss MaryMcGlnnis, MIsj Watson, Hattic Ann McLca, MrsKenn'hWallace, Llbble Everett, Mrs RD McGcehen.MrsM Wellwood.MlssLZ Everett, Miss SarahMcCormlck MissMWhltmore, Mary French, Mrs McMahon, Maria Wilkinson, Marg't Fleming, Mrs KntcllcLean, MlssM A Walsh, Minnie CY Graves, Mra A Maria C.unther, Eva Nellie, Walter, Sarah Grodison, Emma Noble, Mrs John Walker, Mrs Sarah Gotcras.Miss JoscyNaylor. Miss MaryYoung, Mra Mary Grillln, Margaret Newman, MiBsMHYoung, Mrs GENTLEMENS' LIST. Anthony Dvls llntchcson AubreyPhllo, Alexander. Cant A Peters, Chaa Atkinson, Kdword Hammond Atweli.

Col Hamilton Alien. Jaa Harrison 2 Antrcln, Jol Hones David Allen Oraii Hcrrlngton Perry. 0 Pomeroy. Julius Phillips, John Tames Penrico, John fACKenuuu, jriii.ippniitiiiuu it. i'arK, as Anuerson, a Hjdalgo, EustaqulsPelus, Nicholas Howe Frank PrlnceR Hamilton Prof HPrcw, Wm Heucc Geo Post, Wm Haucr Geo PhilippPIiIlllps, Adams, Anderson, Thos Badger.

A Panels, Adolph Buck, BcnJ Broad, CbasH Hawkins II RlL olnttn Hesluck Henry Hosenburg, Mr Ryan, Alick Roberts, A Hiley, liyder, Raymond, Calvin Rcssig, Carl Roberts, mlel Robbins, Roberts. Rhing.FE Robinson. Geo. itadden, Itamsford, Ross, John Russia, Joseph IJosenburg, Joseph uacon, a riiHon ij Benedict Colemanllarrison Jos Busher. Chas Banner BIgelow, I)D HarllugJas Bennett, Hestor John Bradford, HanleyJohn Baldwin, EP HammattMS Brokoff, Herin Mickley Beinccke.

Halvorau Owen Blakslce.OcoB Pnlt Ban sford. Hurry Hade Patrick Bcrlinie, llenry Hopkins Patk Brady John Haves Richard Bucklev, John Hickson Thomas Bebell, 'Jacob Hoi Thomas Bonrdman. Hare Utley Bench. .1 Dnvton Tntrraham iicrrjman, donu iijones as uromweiuteilly, A Bencker, Jos Brnun.LoulB Bartram. Boyd.

Wilton Buckley, Michael Bradley, Owen Bulup. Borsi, Philip Baldwin, Bcord, JC Bucklev, Thomna Hlow, Walter Barchcrt. Bristol, Wm joyiittujj uauuait, Joseph Jones Edward Rhodes, A Johnson FO Reed, James Jernegan HolmesRosslfer, Lucius Roundthrec, Miles Jncot Raymond, JohnBonP Reagan, Wm Judson Samuel Revnolds. Wm at uuuc uev inua Jones Thomas Kemble Mr Klnghom KnappeGeo Kohuer Herman Kellogg Henry Roillv. Wm Story, Mr Seetulssen, August St.

Clair, Rev A St. Clair, Augustus Stratton, A Smith, Albert Smith, Chas Stevens, ChaB Smith, Chas Stewart, EdwardV Stewart, Sanger. Short, Frcman Stanley, Frank Sullivan, Florence Snodgraas, Geo Ktpvnnnnn Of! Close Buckman Knight Caten.Mr KeenanJohn Craig Jllller Campbell, A Chauner, A Cnhlll.B Clark, Benjamin Crane, Clifford Clark, Chas Croulgn, CnnUr Kungmann Karl Klernan Philip Kcaney Regan Lendrutn Boyd Ladd.A 1 accy. Benjamin Long, Chas Lnmbcrc, Chas A Lewis. Cain, Fred Leonhard, Sandford, Geo Chandler, Frank HLewis, Freeman Pchefflehf.Gco Corning, Lone.

Smvth. TTni rw A ctnrK, Cnrll, Geo Covey, Henry Collins, James Crow, John Connors. Michael chrlity. Miles linear Ludhey, George Leislor, Henry Lott, Henry l.ovejoy, Ira Lederer, Jacob Lowran, John Lockwood. Saunders, HoraceN gugruc, John Siieiico, James geavcy, John (2) Shcorman, Sammls.

John Southeriand, Jules Schmitz. T.nni. Lenorad, James f'nrrnphhin. Peter Lew. Slinontou, Cuntis.Thos Lewis, OC l.amarest.

Samuel stolni. MiiverDorg, Close. Wm DOW Unvtonn A Llvingston, Lomus, Walter Bp ith. Douglas, A MjcrfflLowenstcinsaunders William Davidson, Archi Mulvaney Lynchsu nmervllle. Wm.

balds Moore Horton Splehlman, Dlforest, AIcxan Mollenhauer, Mr Thompson, Mr dtr Martin. Prof Tong.W Dungan, Bartlo Metz, A as Son Tuttle, David Decker. Chas Mangln, Andrew FTruoford, Dorlhy, Daniel Mercer, Ambrose Tgomas, poseph Delorrest. DanlelMItclicll, A Thompson Joseph A Thompson, Jos Dletrlek, George Malone, Cornelius Trafton.SohnE Dinerton, George Murchison, Rev Thompson, John DlEham.Ocorgo HMlllen, Chas Troy, Jeromlah Drpan, Mcusc, Carl Toner, Pa'rlck DIimnn.H Martin, Tlckner. DandBon.Joo Muiphy.FrankE Tucker, Richard UOj le.

JCl L'lIllUU iHUILi.UlJ, Ruff, John II Mlllfr, George Donuhow, PalrickMoore, Harry Delnny, Patrick Meyer, Dicker, iRobert Moran.Jotn Tomnbens. Thomas, Wm Urwick. Edward Uben, Vosburgh Parsons VonPorhnhoff, A Vrooumn, Ellas Vega, Vrltoniano, liavciipori, Ol 11 fliuuiu, juiueo Hot, Ttj.nn,n,a Mnrirnn Morgan. James 1 lias Mr Miller, Munsou. Elstnu Abrt Eplen 11 Erickson John EHgin Jot Focus Mr Fcsscntlen Fene 1 Freeman C.

Frcndson Deal Furrieu Charles FolkerB Dideick Ford FrleF Fr Ferris Harry Falkner John Fitzpatrick Fialicrty JoBeph Finelly James Fowle Lyman Gorinlcy Alex Gardner A Gill Gardiner Martin, James MllfZOWlillB. John Qn. Miinning.RevM Uyrceland. John Henry Markey, l.awrcncewehster Co VV iuhiluu, iuiuuuci walker moioney, ai Murphy, Patrick Mttlin, Richard Mullcr, Stephen Mack. Thos Whelttle, Witt, White.

Frank Ward, Fred White. Geo Mason. Win McFadden. Dom'k wnu a a McKeuna, Daniel Wright, McKeachie, Guy WatTleigh, Isaih McKarland.GeorgeWstt, JSr McCulchem, Johu Wilson, John McClane, James Wi son, Jna McGovtrn, John Wood, John McEvarle, John Wright, Henry McNally, Jame? Wood.Jr uoaircy r. fticucriens, aietnatvard, McKinZlOV.

Wlldrtn GarBitcr FerdlnandMcKinzloy lialdekc 15 Gordon Gardner II Grillln Jus II Oilman John Graham John Gray Jas Grlswoid GnrdterRM GnDuher Richard Gerarighty Tim Gilbert Gnelsig GreiTL' iuuKuumu, reLer Wallace McGowan, Philip Woodruff Mod tigall. Walters Philip McLaurv. William Wplih T. Nichols, Adolpn Warren Robert Nesbltt. Walter SW Newburn, James Northrup, Neylen, Joseph OIncy, Mr O'Neill, CF O'Neill, Moses Olscamp, V8 Walker Thoj Whiting Stevens Wsshburne WD Warner Brown Worwell Capt Young Abraham Yeomam Geo i eters Harris SchneidcrParselis licaijiiv Arthur S.

H. ROBERTS, Post Master. GYITINASIlJinS. BURNHAM'S GY MNAS1UM AND INSTITUTE FOR THE PRACTICE OP THE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE. No.

12 BOERUM ST, AND 79 LIVINGSTON ST. Gymnastic; will meet for Gentlemen o.i Tuesday, Tin rstlay and Saturday evenings, at 8 o'clock, commencing Sept. 17,1867. Wednesday and Friday after, noons, at 3 o'clock, commencing Sept. 18, 1867.

BoyR PS nn" ThurBday afternoons at Via Ittg Oct'. Iiet57. mmaia MOVEMENT CURE NOW OPEN. selO tf TRAVEL, BROOKLYN, BATH AND CONKV ISLAND RAILKOD, BY 6TE AM AT I an ANGEMENT On andTfte'r September 30thfw67U un further notice and every fair day: 1 Loave Shop Tor Ureenwood 6.10 A. M.

Leave Coney Island ior Greenwood, 7, 8. 9. 10 and 11 A. 12 M. and 1,2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 P.M.

Leave Greenwood for New Utrecht, Bath and Cone Wand, 7.8.9,10 and A. 12 1,2, On Sundays first train leaves Greenwood at 9 A. M. and if the travel warrants, trains will run every half notlr during the day. All cars runsingrom Fulton, Sonth, Wall itreet and Hamilton avenue ferries to Greenwood Cemetery eon nect with this route.

iriys tf NEW ROUTE BBTwnzr NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VTA BRISTOL, R. THE NARRAGANBETT STEAMSHIP COMPAHTTI rrsw akd MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS, BRISTOL, Captain Ben Bravton. PROVtDKNCi, Captain B. M. Smorj, island SOUHD, LEAVING PIER 40 NORTH R1VKB, NEAR FOOT OJ CANAL ST.

(A.dJPm,V Albany Pier) EVERY" AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) At i o'clock, connecting at rtrlBcol witn the Boston and Providence Railroad, reaching Boston with SHORTER RAILROAD RIDE THAN BY ANT OTHER ROUTE. DISTANCE BY RAIL 54 MIXES. TIME ONE HOUK AND THIRTY MINUTES. These steamers are the LARGK8T, STAUNCHEST AND MOST KLEQANT EVER PLACED UPON AMERICAN WATERS. Of tons burthen, engine of 2,600 horee power, thoroughly seagoing In air respects; fitted In the moat substantial manner, with watertight compartments, narrow (Harris, boilers below and with every arrange for comfort and safety.

Tn tbe number and size of their state rooms, and extent and splendor of their accommodations, they are unsur passed, and in the strength of their hulls fully eqnal to ocean Btcamers. State rooms aecurcd, tickets for Bale, and freight arrangements made at the office of the Company, on the Pier. New York. H. O.

BRIGGS, General ICanager. 6m O. W. TIERS. Agent.

PEOPLE'B LINE FOR ALBANY ATHENS, and all points West and North, In con section with New York central. Rensselaer and Saratoga md Albany and Bniquebanna Railroad. VIA ALBANY, Bteamera DREW and ST. JOHN, At 9 o'clock P. M.

VIA ATHENS, Bteamera DEAN RICHMOND and C. VANDERBILT. at 8 o'clock P. from pier No. 41 North Elver, foot of Canal t.

Tickets sold to all polnu at office on dock, and bag. gage checked. my27 ssi Tns Brooklyn Daily Eagle, published every after noon, at the Eagle Buildings, 30 and 82 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and is delivered to city subscribers every evening, at eighteen ccntB per week, payable to tho uariicia, tB This PAriiR lias the Largest CiRnrrr.Anow of im Evening Paper published in the United States, and as a uicdltini forbuslness and general advertising. Is not surpassed by any other journal, Tibhs Invariably cash In advance. JOB PRINTING OF EVERT DESCRIPTION PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.

AUCTION SAIiES. "ym BACKUS, AUCTIONEER. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28, At la o'clock.

At the Long Island Heal Estate and Auction Rooms, 371 Fulton st, oppotito the city Hull, Brooklyn. Backus Hood, will S( 11 the following; improved property at auction: Three new iwo Btory basement and sub cellar houses on the west side ol TompklR's ave IOC feet south of Gates ave. The houses are built In the best manner by day's work; frame, filled In with brick; tin room, and contains ujoderu Impiovcraenlsisuch as gas, hot and cold water, huth room, water closet range, heater, fcc. Also, a two story brick house, basement and sub cellar; on the north side of Warren st; 111 feet west of 4th ave tho bouse has gas, water in tho basement, water closet, sewer connection, Also, tho following unimproved Real Estate: 4 lotB on the corner of Broadway and Rodney st. E.

D. 4 lots; two on Walworth st, and two on Spencer st, between Willoutrhby and Myrtle aves. lots on the south west corner of fith nvn nun nth of Rrnnbivn Terms easy, and will be givon at time of sale; title perfect! oclS it" WM. COLE, AUCTIONEER, BY COLE MURPHY. Salesrooms.

i Fulton street. Dear CitY Bail MONDAY, OCT. 21st, At 10K o'clock A. M. At 237 S9 Depraw street.

voice urnlturc. oclS 2t OH TUIiSDAV, OCT. 22, AT 11 A. At Newtown Creek. Mortgage pale of retroleum Worfce; tanks, coolers, pipelntt, lorce pumps, worms, boilers, JAMES COLE'S SON, AUCTIONEER.

OtUcu SC9 Fulton street, (Commercial Exchange.) TUESDAY, 05TOBER, 22d, At 13 o'clock, at the Commercial Exchange, No. 3C0 Fulton street, opposite the City Hal), Brooklyn. NO. 503 ATLANTIC STREET, NEAR POWERS STREET. BROOKLYN.

The 2 story attic and basement frame house, built In the beet manner, contains eight rooms, on the N. side fl feet 5 inches westerly from Powers st. Maps, at the Ollke of the Auctioneer, 369 Fulton street, Brook yn. ocl74t JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER. MONDAY, OCT 2lst 10K A.M.

At 89, Second Place, corner of Court Brooklyn. Handsome Kopewood IMano, 2 Parlor Sultas, Fine French Secretary, Pier MUror, Rosewood Bookcase, DeBfe, Marble Top Chamber Setts, Spring Mattrasscs, Hat Stand, Oak Buffet, extension Table, Velvet and Bruspels Carpets, Oilcloths, Fireproof Safe, 3JarvJD') Kitchen Utensils, 2t riHOMAS W. LINDSAY WILL SELL AT JL Auction on Monday Oct. 21st, at 15th street, Gow amis, South Brooklyn, between 5th audCth avenues, at 10 o'clock, precisely, the whole of the excellent furniture and other effects of Mr. Schroff, Artist, who is declining housekeeping, comprising parlor suit in green pifcee.and made to special order, cost $350, Marble topB on tables, fine enameled chamber sot, hair mattresses, parlor furniture, chamber and kitchen furniture, excellent extension table, oak dining and other chairs, ilnecooking range, parlor stove, large heater, together With oil paintings, engravings, Bllverplatcd ware, cutlery glass and china ornaments, Bohemian toilet warp.

P. S. Also at 2 o'clock in front of house excellent butcher cart, express wacon, nearly new. Sale positive, this sale really worthy of attention. Thomas W.

Lindsay gives personal attention to salcB of every description, Salesrooms 115 Atlantic street, 3t CrPROVOST, REAL ESTATE BRO KER, At CTlOKEEU AND CONVEYANCER, No. 26 (old No. 9) Court st. Residence 233 Dean st, Brooklyn. Heal Estate Salesroom, 111 Broadway, N.

Y. Particular attention paid to sales of furniture and other personal property at stores and private residences. oc9 6m H. MILLER, AUCTIONEER, Bv JOHNSON AND MILLER. AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

No. 2.) isassau ctreet, corner Cedar st, New ork. City Residences, Stores and Lots. Country Seats, and Farms bought, sold, rented and exchanged; Loans negotiated; Auction Sales of Furniture. ly' A.

LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER, i BY EDWARD A. LAWRENCE. umce. inn iv uuuains. ivo.

uroaawav. n. Auctioneer and Broker in Real Estate. Sales of Stocks nd Bonds ut the bxenance Salesrooms. Ill ilroadwav.

every FrMay. Public sales of Farms, Live Stock, Vessels and Merchandise wherever desired. Referees', Execu tors and Trustees' sale toileted. Personal attention given to auction sales of furniture and line oil paintings at private residences In every part of the city and vicinity. apl ly" CLOTHING.

FECIAL SALE OP CHILDREN'S. HOYS" AND YOUTHS' FINE CLOTHING. Wholesale Stock of JIOO.OOO retailing at less than wholesale prices. Garibaldis, Zouavo Suits Sacks, Jackets, Pants, Overcoats, Business and Fine DrcB9 Suits for young men at very low prices. These Goods arc all Hrst cluss, and will be found at less than half Broadway prices.

SUTPHIN DAYTON, 81 Chambers st, near Centre, N. up stairs. Oci 2nt CASH PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTHES. FURNITURE, BEDS, BEDDING, CARPETS, Flease call on or address A. LEVY, at his new stand, 2S3 street, (Instead of 200) Sd house west of G.

W. Wear's Koal Ynrd. inylB 4m CASH PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTHES, FtTTlNITrltK. BEDS, BEDDING. CARPETS, se.

Please cull on or address A. LEVY, at his now stand, 2S3 Atlantic street, (Instead of 290) 3d bouse west of G. W. Mcar's Koal Yard. sel9 3m "1ASH PAIB FOK CAST OFF CLOTHING nt the old stand, 150 Myrtle avenue, by the original JACOB LAM AN.

Persons having cost off clothing will pet the highest cash price by bringing or leaving their address at the above place. Boots, shoes, carpets, and all kinds of clothing bought. Ladies will bo attended by Mrs.LAMAK. JaU ly A LARGE ORDER FOR THE SOUTHERN MAHKET. S.

UANOVEIt pays the highest price for cast off clothing, carpets, feather beds, furniture, HANOVER, No. 4 Bocrum street, Brooklyn, near CityHall. mb.51y BALL ROOMS. LATIMFR HALL IS NOW IN COM plete order, newly painted and decorated, having the best dancing iloor and best ventilation of any hall lii the City of Brooklyn, to let for balls and sociables. Inquire at J.

U. LATIMER'S Carpet Store 161 Atlantic st, Brooklyn. au28 2m FOR BALLS, SOCIABLES, SUTT prise parties, C. II. HIVEK'S Dancing Academy, No.

Sclicriuerhorn sr. corner of Court; a supper room Isaltaciied, and can be obtained if required. Ap Slicatlon may be made to A. SUEUWOOD, at the rooms, at this out. se261m PIANOS AND MUSIC.

MASON'S MUSIC CHARTS INCLUDES llolintan's I'ractical Course In Singing; Dr. Alaiiizcr's for (he Million; Hullali's IVillielm, together with uppropriale Hougs for the School (toom, for one, two. nud three voices. By L. W.

Mason, Teacher of Music in the Boston Schools. These charts are designed to dispt liK with the use of the blackboard, at the same time furnishing the most approved course of Elementary Stm les, F.xerclses and Songs, Price $10. OLIVBi'. DtTSON 1'ubllBbors, Boston. CHARLES II.

DITSON i ymt 711 Broadway. New York. IHLSENG, PIANOFORTE MANU JLJ factnrt r. Warerooms lfi Fnlton st. Those nlano jories arc niucn useii nun lavorc.u oy mo Dest professors In Brooklyn and New York.

They arc sold greatly below other hrst cluss pianos, and to hire and rent applied If purchased. ocSJiku WATERS' PIANO FOr.TES. Grand, Square and Upright Melodeons; Parlor, Church, Gem and Cabinet Organs, tho best manufactured; warranted for six years. Second band pianos, Melodeons and Organs at great hamulus prices from 25 to i00. Any of the above Instruments to let, and rent applied if purcnat cu moiuiuv niMuiinjeum receiveu ior ine same.

Old Pianos taken In exchange: cash paid for tho same. Pianos tuned and repaired. Illustrated catalogues sunt to any address. Manufactory and Warerooms No. 481 Broadway, N.

Y. (nil tf) HORACE WATEHS CO. TX7ALKER BECHT, I'LANO FORTES FOR SALE AND MRE. A large assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERICAN SHEET MUSIC. Violin and buitarStrln ngs ofthc very best quality, at 239 's Building, Brooklyn.

ly ulton street, St. Ann STEINWAY SONS GOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered the best In Europe, as well as this country haviug received the First Prize Medal at the World's Exhibition in London. 1SR. The prim tpM reason why tho Stcinway Pianos are superior to all others is, that the firm is composed of live practical piano lorte makers (father and four sous.) who Invent all their own improvements, and under whose personal supervision every part of the instrument is manufactured. Warerooms, Isos.

71 and 73 Uth street, between Union Fqnure and Jrving l'htce, New York. so7 tf WHO WILL CARE FOR MUSIC NOW Target and Hail Committees nttcntion' Mo CANN'S 5Sth Regiment Band being thoronghly organized and equipped lor me lall and winter months respectfully solicit patronage from the above. All orders to be left at P. C. Kcllly's Liquor Establishment, HI 113 Tlllary st JAS.

F. MrCANN, Leader sclO lm KOOFEHS WANTED TEN PRACTICAL roofers wanted immediately. Apply to Abbott proprietors of Wnrron'd Felt, Cement and Oravel lioofir p. No, 2G Court St. room 11, between the hours of 12 anc 2 P.

M. "Cl4 2t INSTUUCTION. VESING SESSIONS. TERMS REDUCED. BYYANT, PTRATTON CLARK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 13 TO IB COURT STREET, Is open from 7 to 9 o'clock, every evening, (except Saturday) for instruction In nil branches of a.business education.

On atd after November 1st we shall bo prepared to receive students lor the evening classes at tbc following reduced rates PENMANSHIP. One month Three momhs. 5 .10 ARITHMETIC. One month $5 Three months 10 COMMERCIAL LAW. One month Three months.

...5 ....10 BOOKKEEPING. One mrnlh Three Scholarships for complete course, time unlimited, $75. It la desirable for applicants to make arrangements before the let of November, that they may commence with the classes. Call or address for circular containing full particulars, octn 3mo FREE EVENING SCHOOLS THE PUB lie Evening Schools of the City for Males and Females, will be opened on MONDAY EVENING, 11th Instant, at 7 o'clock, for a term of 3 months, In the following tchool houses, viz: Evening School No. 1, will beheld In tho School House corner of Concord and Adams sts.

No. 2 will be held In School Houso In Warron, near Smith st. No. 8 will bo held in School House corner of 5th and North 5th sts. No.

4 will be held In School Houso in Remsen, near Leonard st. No. 5 will be held in School House lu Walworth at.ucar Myrtle ave. No.awlll be held in School Houso in Java 8t, Green point. No.

7 will be held in School Houso in Nelson st. near lilcks st. No. 1, will be held in School Houso in "llloughby, near ltnymond st. No.

i wl I be held In School House In Weeksvllle. In wl" be opened in 8chool S10'0 st, near Leonard. Educstlon desire that the young men a SSo these schools. Einer cced have been and overy facility Sfl 1 ho SCS nlnat ihn cBnn T. t.MJUUtima( ply at the schools For admission ap in behalf of the Cnmmittno D.

I. NORTH op, chairman. OG. CARTER, NOTARY PUBLIC. real estatoofflce of JAS.

D. VAIL corrior nfin? CUH and Carlton ayes, 8 to 9 A. M. 7 W9 1 Be26 The Times advocates the arming oi the police witli swords and revolvers. The necessity of reveriing to precautions longdisused as relics of comparative burharisnis, has been created ft us by the Fenian ouirase at MancL ter.and must be accepted it we would not have the law openly dolled in our streets.

At Uie Lambeth Police court, on the 30th, a woman was charged with stealing a glazier's diamond. In the course of the case it was stated that a pawnbroker had advanced 33 on the diamond, and had then bought the ticket for Is. Cd. This new phase ofpawnbroking was pronounced to be illegal, and a summons was issued against the pawnbroker. The extraordinary mania of a certain class, ot nghshmcn lor acquiring souvenirs has been treriuentJy commented on.

The proprietors of Uie hop gardens at Alton, in whicH a child was murdered in a most barbarous way rfiJ'rlX. forccd to Pick the hops when only half ripe, on account of tho quaS "IrZl aWay byiyi8itors mementos Sf A woman named Roux, at Elnc (Pyreneca 2Ta? ih8S 8t eivtn birth toK Sora ahVC' aDd a f0Urth a A day or two ago, three old ladies took tea together at Gawber, a small village near Barnsley, whose united ages reached the total of 272 years, or an average of ninety years and eight months each. A successful attempt has been made to grow hops in the county of Dublin. A very good sample has been exhibited, and it is probable that the high prices demanded by English hop growers will cause an experiment to be made upon a larger scale to introduce the crop in this country. The Limerick Chronicle says it is justified in the strong and earnest hope that the Irish hierarchy," at their approaching mcetinfr on tie 1st of October, in Dublin, will spurn the contemplated advances of the government, which it is said, aro about to be made to the Catholic Church of this country, in tho shape of a pension or subsidy, by the Earl of Derby.

A few nights since a burglar in Brussels having gagged a servant girl to prevent her from crymg, and tied her legs to prevent her escape, found himself run out of cord when he pulled out his knife and cut oiTa lonir tress of the poor girl's hair, with which he tied her hands together. It is some satisfaction to know that the master of the houso woke in time to prevent the scoundrel carrying out his burglarious intentions. There is now no reason whatever (says a correspondent) to doubt that a new expedition to Rome was actually preparing in tho port of Toulon before the arrest of Garibaldi and there can be no question of the prompt intervention of France, had the Italian government acted with Jess decision. TnE Empbess Charlotte. A Paris journal says that the unfortunate Empress Charlotte of Mexico has become worse than ever, and there is now no hope of her recovery.

It records that a few days back she escaped from the chateau of Tervucrcn, wandered to a farmhouse at some distance, and there solicited employment as a servant. Since then her Majesty has been placed under strict surveillance. A piece of news given hy the ImUpendencs Beige will hardly sustain the hope of assured peace. It states that the Belgian troops of the line, having to be provided with the new Chafsepot gun, after the French model, the arms in the arsenals were ordered to be adapted to that principle, since it was found im possible to procure "iu time" the required number ol new guns. TnE French in Mexico.

The Mexican expedition was a most disastrous one to tho French troops. It is stated that at one timo the 2nd regiment of Zouaves was four days without food, and had to eat grass, donkeys, and the old dog of the regiment. Out of 2300 men, composing it, sent to Mexico, only 1100 returned. Of a company of tho 99th reiment left at Vera Cruz, all perished of the yellow fever except twelve men of a company of riflemen, all except three of 14 zouaves, an except one. Another Tragedy in the Forest of1 Fontaineiii.eau.

A fresh incident has revived the emotion caused at Fontaineblcau by the murder of Madame Mertens. An olher dead body was discovered in the forest a few days back. It was lying in a ravine near the Koeher de Bouvigny, and almost entirely consumed by vermin; but tho deceased has been recognized by his clothes to have been an inhabitant of the town who disappeared some weeks since. His purse and some jewelry he wore were gone when his body was found but whether a murder has been committed or not is as yet uncertain. A singular difficulty has arisen at Southampton.

A fireman on board an American war steamer, now lyinir there, was accidentally killed on the 27th through getting entangled in the machinery. Ho cannot bo buried on shore without authority from the coroner of the dislrict, who declines, to givo tho necessary authority because an inquest has not been held on the body. The captain of the ship refuses to permit this, and if tho corpse cannot be buried on shore it will bo taken to sea and buried there. Crime in Paris. Housebreaking and robberies on the highway ure becoming vi.ry frequent in Paris and the outskirts; while a band of marauders have been lately arrested for plundering granaries, gardens, poultry yard3 and parks, where all sorts of robberies and depredalions were committed.

The other night two strgeants de ville in plain clothes, in different parts of the city, were attacked, and the most violent efforts made to rob them of their watches and money. They happened, however, to be very powerful, resolute men, and struggled with their assailants until assistance came up, when the footpads were seized and safely lodged in custody. On Saturday night, the 28th ultimo, some burglars broke into a house at Passy, belonging to a councillor of state, and succeeded in making off with two massive silver dishes and a valuable gold ornament left upon a sideboard. Information was immediately given to M. Roidot, commissary of police of the quarter.

AMUSEMENTS. A CADEMY OK MUSIC, BROOKLYN. Giia.vD itaTFan OPERA. Director Max Maretzxk. Last appearance of MADAME VaRKI'A ROSA.

ON TUUUMJAY EVENING OCT. 21, at 8. Only time of Mevcrbeer's Till fitl'IM StTCKSHKUl. MASTKBWOUK THE HUlil'ENOTS Tim HUGUENOTS produced with GREAT SI'LKNDOR GRAND BALLET: KEASKI) CHORUS and ORCHESTRA: MILITARY' HAND i Ni and hrlilunt SCENERY and DRESSES, and a cast never before cguilled in America, Including Joint appearance of the nillEE PRIME; DONNA, MME. PARF.PA IiOSA, NORA ANGELA PERALTA, MME.

NATAI.l TESTA, together with SHjNOR ANASTASI, SlONOlt ISEL1.1M. SlONOli KRI.ANDIVI, S10.VOR MKDJ.V1, KU. 1 HI BA LLKT I1Y MLLE. M1.1.K KhUGI 'R C. MARVIO.

Etc. i rvcd seats and ridkeU can niv he had In Brooklyn at Hie Acntkmy of Music, aad In New York at No. lit Broadway. On wfdnesdav EVES' Got. J3, Hrst of the ccMiraled Traecdlcnno MLLE.

FANNY JANAUSCHEK, KS "CONWAY'S PAHK TUKATKB A a. tupputiic me Hail.) Sole Lciiec. F. D. COHWATf Rt appcarance of MRS.

r. B. CONWAY! For this night only I ATURDAY, OCTOBER, IOtb, 1M7. Will be revived the great Historical Romantic Drama. cutitled The THREE GUARDSMEN I OR TOT Queen, the Cardinal and the Adventurer! With all Its Original Sceneiv, Uorgeoas Costume and Startling Effects And the follonlng unusually powerful cast D'AKTAGNAN, an Adventurer.

F. n. COVWAT CARDINAL RICHELIEU MK. t. B.

CONWAY King Louis XIII Mr. A F.avri ot Mr. Olaude HtunUtoa DoTrcvlIc.Com'drof tho King's Mr OWrtn Athos, W. II Msetrmr l'orthos, The Three Guardsmen, Mr. 6 Farren ftuchcl.

liost ofthc Jolly Boniface, a pyof IMchclfeo' Mr. ChlnnenifSS Ctunt de Rccbefort "Mr I.o Tonr, Ucut. or Bombordlers Par ke Jacuucs. Walter of the Jolly Miller. Mr a rKJii Ann of I ustila.

Queen of France. MV.VL.ur.' flSSSS Lady da Winter, In Aent of RIcheUen.Ma, V. xtmpbgu rtlo'Altuor1 the tamw Comedian and Fa MR. JOHN BROUGHAM win make hl appearance in Uio ercr welcomo Burlciqae POCAHONTA8 With Cher prWantea immediately. 5X) Young Ladloa.

to aUt In forthcoming Novelty. Vpply to Mr. O. Wren, Stge door, Adam st, between If) and 3 o'clock. 1'KICKB OF ADMlljbIO.1.

PrlTate Boies, (Lower) 8t Dollars. Private Boxes, (Upper) Five Donna. Orchestra One Dollar. Orchestra Stalls 8ercntr Dve Cents. Parquette Cnu Family Circle TMry Cents.

Beats secured In the Orchestra Chairs and stalls Twa tj ntc ceata citra LADIES' FAIR Will be opened In tho GRAND HALL 6T. PETER'S ACADEMY, In HICKS between Warren and k. On MONDAY. Oft SI. SSSE Proceeds for I LADIES A cuuiurj vjc JL PHVSIOLOOY.

HEALTH AND DISEASE. Snujecta illnstrated by a Fine Apparattu, Uaolltla course imingle lcctureW cU. cnfT8.