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nrrArfcuEi. FOB SAtE RHSCEI.I.ArTEOtJ8 BOAnpran, 2 O'CLOCK MOT ANTKD GIRL A GOOD COOK, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7. FF.AT.80K DAivnT On Sunday pvonlng, Jart 6. 1873, by Iho IUv. W.

H. Wardell, James li. PEAB80K to Altsa Srj. 61E A. Dabut, allot this city.

No oards. DIED, Andrews. In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 6, eldest son of Oharlea and Phylia Andrews, aired itX vears and 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family ar. invited to at tend the funeral from tho residence of his parents, No.

165 Adams st, on Thursday, January 9, at 1 o'clock P. M. ja7 2f CUArlAS On Monday, January 6, Willie JOSEPH OHAI AN, only son of John and Klltabeth Chapman, aged 5 y.ars, 2 monthB and 6 days. 'lnt rclativos and friends of the family are respectfully invited lo attend the funeral from tho residence of his parents, cornerof Greene andGrandavenuos, on Wednesday and from thonoo to tho Cemetery ol the Holy Cross, b'latbnsh, Affliction soro long time ho bore. Physicians wero in vain, Till God was ploaaed to Rivo him easo And rolievcdhim of hispain.

Cori HiAnn On Sunday, January 6, JosErti CoaL THAl.n, nged 44 years. te Relar.ves and friends of the family are rospeotfully Invited to attend tho luneral. from his late residence, No. Patcheu nv, on Wednesday, January 8 at lis i M. GlI.MOKK In this city, after a short but severe Illness, Patimck T.

Gilmoue, aged fi!) oars. 0 months and daps. The relatives and friends of the family lire rospootfully invited lo attend the tunoral from St. John's Church, Twenty first street and Fifth avenue, on Thursday, January 9. at AM o'clock, whero a solemn requiem mass will bo eelebralcel for Iho ropose of his soul; thonco to the Cemetery of tho Holy Cross, Flathush.

Ja7 2t HAHEB On Janoary 5, 1S73, at Shoepshcad Bay, Long Island, William H. IIawes, son of O. H. S. Hawos, aged 40 years, 7nioiitlisand 15 days.

Funeral from tho residence of his fsthor, ShoepBhoad Bay, at 1 o'clock on Wednesday, the Hn Inst. Noir York papora please copy.J Hulst At his residence, Meoteor av, E. January 1673, ANTHONl' IIDI BT, agod years, 10 months ana 13 n'nersl services will be hold at his reBldonop on Wcdncpdny, 8th at 1 o'clock. and friends nre respectfully imited to attend Tho romains bo interrod In CypreBs HillB Cemetery. ja7 at" just talen.

The Tote wm He vote, and the 6aalrmn has no right te; decide It in Jai oyiu If or. Sup. 8tllwell I would like to call th a the Supervisor at Large to Crosson Manual Mch Uea on tho desk before him, I think that he wltod ttarj. that it requires a majority vote of tbft members of tte Board to sustain the Chairman against an appeal from The'cliairman (after looking at the book in question). I lind that the gentloman is right, and I RETEKSE MI DECISION, a majority of the Board have not voted to sustain me, and the motion to reconsider is now in order.

Sup. NaughUm said was a matter wbicdttio present Board had nothing to do with. It had been paffied by a previous Board and approved by the Su pervjsnrat Large and this new Board, ho churned, had no ripbt 10 pass, on it again. A formerBiard had fixed tbotalarof iho Dintrict Attorney and tho present Board, be claimed, bad nothing to with it. Sup.

Hosford I don't think the lapt meeting of the Board of Supervisors was legal meeting at all. lSvory member of the Board is entitled to get a notice of tbe time the moeting is to be held. I got no such notice of the last meeting and, consequently, not here. By the neglect to carry out the rules of the Board I was thus deprived of my righto. Sup.

Richards moved a point of order, that the gentleman was not speaking to the question. The chairman decided tho point of order well taken. Sup. Hnsford appealed and the Chair was tainad. The motiou to reconsider was thu put and carried.

Sup. retry moved that tho sulary of the District Attorney be fixed Sup. Itichardd moved to lay the whole matter on the table. Lost. Sup.

Fowler HIcrcntli Ward) We all know all tbat is necessary to know about the question, and can vote intelligently on it, 1 thereforo move tho previous question. Sup. Rjcharls moved that the further consideration of the matter be postponed until the next meeting of the Board and then be made the special order. Sup. Harman I think the proceedings held in this Board at the previous meeting relation to thiB matter POSITIVELY DISGRACEFUL, both to the members of tho Board and to their constituents.

To ne gentlemen, not members of tho licurd, coming in and prc ning thU matter through at 1 he last meeting of the Board, I think was out of itlace, and should not havo been allowed. The Chairman called for tho vote on tho previous juebtion. Sup. Richards I made motion to postpone till ihe next meeting of the Board. Some discussion arose as to whether tho motion was msde bofore the previous question was called.

Sup. Richards I nm orry to rind this nw Board, at its first session, feeling itself ua.ior the necessity of THE GAG LAW. Sup. Harman Tim gr ntleman, and the party he icpoeiiiti'd with in tlie Board, gave it to us a1 the timo for the paid, year, whan they wanted auy measuro passed, and now I am going to give them a little of the aiue kind of The motio "Y'vna qnAsHnn to ip fhr riTit and lusr. Sup.

Rich. 1 .1 postponed Uavc other I poitance no Sup. Han i i.e..:.' gentleman i imply beca against inei iaj i spoke v. uey's own mnro reao j. He Kent ou: a certain tain Sup.

ai are not di.c washer and Ironer. Apply at tsa vjatnon av. ANTED GIRL A GOOD COOK, washer and ironor. Apply at lio AN TED Gl RL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply at 100 Dean sc.

AM TED GIRL A COMP ETES fcrences quired. Call at 223 Qnlnoy St. reretje; ANTED LAUNDRESS A FIRST class laundress. Apply at 206 Union st. i.mnr.

ANTED OPERATORS FINE shirts, at 689 Fulton st, up stairs meet BuliuingB. ja82t WANTED WOMAN A PRO IMS ANT woman, as cook, washor and ironor. Apply with references at 288 Clinton av. JaB 2t" ItTITANTED GIRL A COMPETENT TV cook, washer and Ironor, at 611 Washington av family small, and wageB good. ja6 3t TTANTED GIRL A GOOD GIRL, FOR gonoral houaowork, tn a small family; references required.

Apply at 171 Uyorson St. ANTED GHtL A RESPECTABLE girl, to take oare of children. Apply at No. 123 Fleet place, corner of Wlllooghby t. ANTED GIRL TO COOK, WASH and Itou; must he a good cook ana tinng gooa irnno.e.

Call for two davs at 24 Cambridge place. oltv reference. aiorni'i' nmr npr Tifv fiWTJRRA Ti housework. Apply at 427 Tompkius av, near Halaey St. "AM TED GIRL A COM gu to cook, wash and Iron for a family of five.

Call at 117 Co.uiotj a heights. WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Call at 93 Cambridge place, betivoon Fulton a oates av. ANTED GTKIj AT 247 LIVING ston st A capable girl, lor genoral housework: nono need apply withoutgood city reference. ivl ANTED GIRL TO DO OHAMBriR bprwork and waiting: must oome well recoiu mended.

Applyatain warron WANTED GIRL A YOUNG UlBL iu do general houi work In a small family. Apply with reference, at699 Wntrori Ltreot. "ANTED GIRL A RESPECTAB girl, to do general houaowork. Apply at in Lewis DeKalb. av, near XMJ ANTED fJIBT ABOUT 12 OR 14 ABOUT sears old.

to mind a baby; nono but those well recommended need apply. Appby at 22il Bridge St. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, at 271 Sohermerhorn st; roferonoe re quired. WANTED GIRL A GOOD, COMPE tentgirl for genoral house work, in a small private family. Inquire at 844 Lafayette av, near Wjishlngton.

ANTED GIRL A RESPECTABLE willing girl, to do general housework, eicont wash ing ana ironing. Apply nt anamB Br. WANT Mi GIRL TO DO GENERAL, housework. Apply at 167 Cumberland st. jar, ai ANTED IRL FOR GENERAL housework, at 88 St James place, between Greene and Gates av; nono need apply without good references.

jab at' WANTED GIKL A RESPECTABLE girl, to do general houaowork, except wahi as aud troulng wages $13 pet month. Apply at 991 Atlantic av, between Grand and Olasson avs. Jal 3t WANTED GIRL A YOUNG PROT estaut girl, about 14 or 16 years old, to take aaro of children and do light housework, and who can sleep homo. Apply nt 174 Wyckoff street, near Bond. jaB 2t WANTED GIRL TO DO GENE UAL housework in a email family must be a good cook, wsaher and ironer required.

Apply to 172 Dean street. ja12U WANTED GIRL A RESPECTABLE young uirl, about 17 years old, ti assist fn gonoral housework. Apply between 10 and 5 o'clock auy day tall week, at Clflsson avenue, nenr Lafayette. TSfANTED GlRL FOR GENERAL houst work must ho a. nice washer and ironor, and piam cook, uauaiiif eirsipiacoi iroin nu on ednesdny.

WANTED GIRLS TWO COMPETENT as cook, washer and ironer, and tho otherns chambprmala ana waitress: must orinK Rooa city reference. Apply at ISouth Oxford st. WANTED GIRL TO COOK ONE that can wash and iron, in a small family. Apply immediately at 2io. Jefferson st, bet Bedford and iTRtiKiin avs.

TTfANTED GIRL A GOOD, STRONG wili ng plr) must be a goo.i cook, wa9ber and iron er. Apply with recommendations, 314 Clermont av. .7 fit ANTED GIRL AS NURSE AND Beamstreflfl: must understand howtooparatoon the Wheeler Wilson sewing machine. Call for ttvo days, witn reiorence, aciiv xtemsen ft. WANTED I A COMPETENT cook land lanndre is.

Hrst class references. in a private family. Apply at 472 Henry Btreet, noar Do r.iw. "7K7 ANTED GIRL SIXTEEN YEARS of nge or over, to tako care of children; an Amer ican prpierreu muBt navo goott reieroncBs. Apply at XJllLtlOlQ m.

XXT ANTED GIRL A GOOD GENEHRL sen nut, with ood character, for a smalt, private family; Englidh, Scotch or Gorman. Apply, bat ween 9 ana i ciock, atM uoraiemon st jwt air A TED IR LS A GOOD GIRL. as cook, washer and ironer; also, a and chnmbprmnid. both most be willing; neat, aad DringRooo reierencos. Aopiy a' itn ruin am av.

UTAK TED GIRL A STRONG ACTIVI5 Tv Kirl. as cook, waehir and ironer. and do down Btnirswork. Must bring goad city reference. Call at 243 uean su WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework in a nail family, must bo a troort cook, washer and ironer; rolretico required.

Appjy to 178 TANTED GIRL A COMPETENT it Kirl, for cenoral housework in a small familv: must be a pood rook. washer and ironor. Apply at 334 oranunv, near aiea. UMKTJSD GIBIi A SMART. WILL inff Klrl, to oook, wash and iron in a small family must have first class city references from last place.

Ap ply at 37() PflClHo st. ja7 at" WAN TED OPERATORS I enced and Orst cluse. to work on shirt fronts: ma chines running by stoam. Apply to DORKMUS, 343 JUUU1B fv. WANTED GIRL A EIRST CLASS servant for genoral housework.

Modern improvements in ho house. Wages $14. A pply at 72d Wirrei st. iroin to iz ji jii. S4 AN TED GIRL A COM cook; Koool wuffos will be paid to ono who thor Olltrhly Annlv frnm A or from 8 to ll) P.

AI Tuesday and Wodnosday, at 04 Vint i ANTED GIRL BY A SMALL FAM mi Buauiuwinau, nnu to an wftiiing ana pmin Bewing. Those who are willine and nhliplnt. nnd hn vn t.hn uesi oi uy reiorences, win can lmmemateiy at ltjl) Mon tagne place, basemontdoor. WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL hounnwork in nmftll fivmilv mnnt hn onnA plain cook, wanherand ironor, and havo ci references; kuuu "ukco jjuiu. zippiy umaj norgon Bi potweon oona and Novins.

iaS2fc TIT ANTED NURSE A GOOD NrrRaiC to take charge in hor own house of ababytbreB miiuuiB uiu niii insBuioine oniuB; drbi roiorences r6' quired. Call for two days at 860 Bedford av. between Mvr tie and Far avs. ja7 2tM WANTED SERVANTS FIRST CLASS COOkft. tftnndrfn(lf) linafntfa aUU nnnrl plain cooks, nurses nnd seamstresses.ior splendid'aitnatlons on (ho Rights and avenues.

Apply at ii Court st. at WANTED IRLS GET YOUR situations from tho BROOKLYN EMPLOYMKNT BUKKAU, 29 Concord st.nearFuttxm: managed by ladles; the most respectable servants como to na for situations. "iu 111 au; riyyij v)iiJ uuvu UOVUT UOUU UliliaOUlCB DOIOTO. ja6 St A TED GIRL A SWEDISH. GER man.

or Kngilsh girl, to do gonoral housework In mo lamiiy ui ooanoiaeitentantt experienced COOk. WflSherand froncr: ta nnn rnmnnfnf. wrlfh rrnnH ra. ference Jibcrnl wages will be paid. Apply at 419 Union st, 7ANTED GIRLS EVERY HONEST giri, who would not bo dependent apnn others.

Wants a trans. Girls tnntrht is nnnrxtn nn nnmaiilA heeler Wilson, Wilcox A GIbbs, Grovor A Baker. Florence, ftraohattnn, Woed, Howo. Singor's family and tailoring, and Em oire sewing machines, free, if desired. One dollar for full instructions to thopow4io can pay, aud py ii it; in iju mnutj iluiu uruL wages, ii yroiorrou, apply from 9 A.

M. to 6 P.M., except Saturday, at 61 Poplar at. XX7 ANTED CANVASSERS JT three sowing machine canvassers to the right msn uui d.1 luiu juusnnuu win uo ruivonat, a3 tlt WANTED BOY TO BE GENERALLY useful about a house nnd garden one acoustomed hoiiFowork preferred. Apply after 10 o'olook, tomorrow, WAN TED A GOOD, STEADY yonth, or man, to do writing iu a lawyer's office. Adorcsp.

in own handwriting, stating age, and salary eipected. Box 147 Brooklyn P. O. ja7 2t WANYKD SlTVAXlUNii JI EKIALES. ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG ii "A ii cotsi housework in a small private vrnnnvioooilliuitll.

ANTED SITUATION BY A SWK1Y iBh fflrl n.A rnnif. ftull nilHrnan fnr dnno no Ti WANTED SITUATION TO TAKE VnrnL0' 11(1 ftnd togoh mieatnlgbt; can work ui imut ii rtt Alison roaonino. Aii) Hlciffl St. room No, H. "77 ANTED SITUATION BY A YOITN woman, to do gonprnl housework has city rofor uwui i miiajenn ay, uarxi.oia nv.

WATi '1'iflD ITU ATION A sooctidde middle aged American woman, as nnrso luriiummj mtiy wtmia mnico neraoit geuorallv uacfol reference gtvon. OaII at or addross24H Adams st. ja4 3t' WANTED SITUATION FOR AllELL able American woman, to tako care of bnby, sew ano mIcr hoTaf generally vfnl the best nf rorureoce. AuaresB, ror two Pays, A. IS.

Brooklyn P. O. WANTED SITUATION A It snocfablp young woman, is a good oook, washer and Ironer; has goo o'fy reference! Call for two days at No 17 Chi st, bet. Tiliary and Johnam sts. T75TANTED SITUATION BY A YOTTNG Protestant girl, 13 years of ago, to take oaro of vniiuron vrwnu on rno aoor.

1'ieaso can tor twodaysat Bergen st, top floor. WANTED SITUATION BY A RE spectablo girl, as good plain cook and first, rato wrehor and Ironor; is willing and obliging: good rofor once. Coll nt4Q Atlnntic av. In fanoy store. WANTED SITUATWN BY A sprctable girl, In a small family to do general housework best city reference.

Oill for two days at llli Smith pi, bctncenj'aclBo and Dean sts. antrd situaTionby a young girl, to do upstairs work aud tako care of children thlrdnoor08 Cali flt 72 HamPden st, ANTED SITUATION BY a young Cirl. llltlv lnnrlnrl 1. ll I I wT folddBhst UMlul' 0lln bo 60on for t0 da" nt WANTED SITUATION BY A GIRL latr lv landed, to do housework for a small family. Pleaae call for two days at Atlantic av, botwe6u Flat bush av and Fort Greono place, np stairs.

ANTFD SlTfrATION BY A YOUNG girl, lately landed, to tako oare of children and assist in housework. Please call for two days at 312 Myrtle av, In tho shoo store. WANTED SITUATION WABTE "Pojtablo young woman, to assist In a storo and do 1 kind" or crochet work has good city roferonoos. Call for two days at 441 Eighteenth at, cornor of Eighth av. WANTED SITUATION A Bpcctablo yonng girl, to do upstairs work or general housework In a small private family; good wasberand Ironer.

Please call for two days at 621 Grand av. WANTED SITUATION A UE sricotable young girl, as chambermaid and waitress, trsll for two days corner ot Olaison av and Dean it, up stairs. WANTED SITUATION BY A RE Bpectable girl as cook, washer and Ironer. Call for two days at230 Pacific st, botweon Court and Boorura; In candy store. WANTED SITUATION A RE speutaldo young girl, to do gonoral housework: has tho beet oity roforonce.

Apply for two dayB at 830 Atlantic av, opposite Hamilton at. VST ANTED SITUATION AS CHAM i uuriimiu aim wnnroBs; or would taKO care or children; iia noobjeotion to work in the kitchen; has best of noar Baltic, WANTEDSITUATION A RE epoctablo young girl, as chambermaid and walt "i kc" in a smaii ramiiy. "iea30 apply for two days at 463 Dean st, near Flatbush av, seo TjT ANTED SITUATION A RE i oompetoni to ao tne entire Housework of a small family wages not so much an object asa filer tilnnrt ITun uta it nZWrnttr turner oi ir ANTED SITUATION BY A RE mioiy lanuea, 10 ao gen oral housework in a small family; is sood cook, washer uujb ai ova tucKs st. nrstnoor, ANTIsD SITUATION BY A RE TW" ANTED SITUATION ARB FOR SALEOYSTER HOUSE CHEAP A first class oyster house; long lease; seven years' standing. Inquire at 251 Court st, opposite Harrison.

SALE BUSINESS THUS FiJSl! drnsr store cor. DeKalb and Maray avs. will bo sold at auction Thursday, January 8, at i o'olook, unless sold, at private sale. Call at the store for parUoniars. jaTat T70R" SALE POLONAISE! A LADY Ev will iqU for muoh less than it cost, aa elegant aeiff velvet polonaise, lust finished, and novor worn, and worth ono hundred ana slitydollars; any ono desirous of mak inffsncb a nurcbase, vrlll pleaao addross immediately, UNIQUK, Eagle office.

POR SALE CARPETS SECOND hand, nearly new. all sires, English, Brussels and Ingrain, enltablo for parlors, bedrooms, dlnlngrooms, 4o ohoap, of Dutch.) betwoen Wit linm and Nassau, New York. Sent to Brooklyn freo of ctarge, Met FiOR 8 A LE Bt) SINE 8S A RARE ebance for a man withlsmall oapltal.yoirelry storo for ale: seven years' unexpired lease: at only $100 a rear rent; established four years Ina first olasa neighborhood, doing a good business neatly flitd up good safo.show cases, etc. Price from $400 to $800. Address H.

H. Kaglo office, OR SALE BUSINESS THE NEATEST hnDi irt. ati rl llnner In tie Twentv.rlrflt 'ard. with lone leasa ad very low rent: I doing a good huslnss and will be sold very ohean as the owner baa another place and cannot attend both; for farther parnea lars inquire corner of Hudson and DeKalb avs, or on the premises, 1.W9 Fnlton st. Ja7 8t tOlt SALE PIAWUS, ETC.

FOR SALE PIANO ALMOST NEW and In good order: will be sold oheap. Inquire at ID Bond st, lager beer saloon, FOR SALE ORGANS MASON HAM lin Cabinet Organs, $55, $711. $110, $137, $155, $175 upward to $1,000: sharp buyers will do well to look In at SLADK'S, 606 Fulton of Flatb isb all cash purchases previous to Jannary 16, at less than aotory prices noioly FOltSAIrK IlOH' mS. CAHKIAUliai. race FOR SALE HORSE, A HORSE, top wagon, with a good business route, if do sired.

gQ9 Court st, bet. Wyckoff and Warren. jaa3t 17or1TaT7e sleigh or or leas than half its value, a largo six seat sleigh (swell hudy). or will bo oxohangod tor a small sleigh or other property. Apply at the stables of WM.

A LITTLE, Myrtle av. i7 2' FOR SALE TURNOUT A COMPLETE turnout for snmmer and winter; horse, harness, sleigh, robp. ete. also, poney phaeton, little need, olty make will be sold cheap Kir aasb, or exohiingod for diamond jewelry. Address G.

R. Eagle office. FORSALE HORSES TWO BLOOKEY bnilt Canadian horses, 6 and 7 yeara old ono suitable for a coal cart or truok and the other a grocer or butrher; Bound and kind in all harness; aVao, a handy one horse truck with pole and wrilfnotreos; all lngiod order; also, two sots of harness. To bB seen at 815 Euit Baltio st, near Smith. Ask for OERAGHTY.

irvsTRVcraoiv. ELOCUTION, VOOAL OULTURK, 4c. W. M. JKLLIFFiS.

Rendlnga given. Lectnro Oommittoes. Ao (nitted to com speed. Call, or send for Circular, 233Bergeu st. BTurrin GRAMMAR, COMPOSITION, SPELL ing, readtu giwritiug, arithmetic, bnokketiping, soperate Encll.h Dopartmeht; scholarsrnay enter at any time dating from entrance special lossoris te baok ward boys or girls; terms very reas.

BROWXKa iSusineBS uollege, mrrulton st, luary. jai rui. RARE APYAHTAGKS l'OR THE ED oatlen of boys at RURAL HOME. A term of 24 weeks br gins January 8. 18i3.

For olroulars address J. M. ACHli LllOR, Pownal, Vt. 2t INSTRUCTION MRS. SHAN LEY'S School now in session, day and evening, at 127 Canton st, oppoBlto the parade ground, Washington Park.

This notice needs no comment, as Mrs. Shanley Is well known as a teacher in Brooklyn. ja4 3f ROWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 2P5 Fulton st, near THIary. Twenty two years established. BUSINESS DKPARTMKNT for spoolal inBUuctlon In Penmanship, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, do.

Kngilsh Department, for classes fn Oomtnon Branohea. PHvato lessons to ladles, gentlemen, backward boys, rfto. Day and Evening. Studonts bogla at any time. anI3 ly mUSICAL, INSTKVVTIOIV.

ALL PARENTS WHO WISH. Hr jm. emiaren to receive a nrst class odncatlon aroinvited Jo GS'i'i oi the MUSIOAL I.variXaiB, 179 "MBlf Id if. dhd witness the manner in which pupils aro instructed, troni tho beglnninK to tho highest braneb of the art. $26 per year, payable half yearly.

H7 ROOltLYN BRANCH OF THB NEW YORK CONSERVATORY 017 MUSIO, 102, 101 and (06 OOURT ST, NEAR STATE, has longonjoyed the reputation of being the FIRST IN S'l'ITUTIOK of the kind In the country. Chartered tn 186, it has continued steadily to Increase, until now tt numbors nearly 600 pupils from the best families in Brooklyn. All brnnches of Voeal and Instrumental Music, Har Modern Language, are hero taught (privately and tn olasaas) by the most eminent Professors, at a prtoe Yiithtu the reach of all. PUPILS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. Quarter begins from time of aubficriblug.

SU IlSORIf TION BOOKS open day and evening. do? 1m OAWCllVG T. URIS'S DANCING ACADEMY, 591 fJ nnd 3'XI Fulton street, opposite Olty Hall, will Rli oVl September 8, 1872. Classes TUKSDAY aria FRIDAY for gontlemen; WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoons for ladles and children; TrtlJttS DaY evenings for ladles and gentlemen. Tuition imparted to privato schools and private classes.

Private tedious given at any timo not occupied by ciasaos. For further particulars call or send for circular. au27 5m H. RIVERS'S DANCING ACADEMY, 176 State, oorner of Oourt ateet. WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 10.

Adult Olassas Tuosday and Friday afternoons fot Ladies. Etenlnas for Gontlemon. Children Wodnoalav and Saturday afternoons. Circulars may bo hud at Tlce's, coruer of Fulton and Johnson or at L. II.

Smith's Drug Store. 106 Court st. suSfru JPIAWOS. OHGAIVS AWI) JTIUSIC. A GREAT OFFER 1 HOLIDAYS 1 HORACE WATKRS, 481 BKOADvTAV, N.

Y. Will dispose of ONE HUNDRED PfANOS, MK LODE OAS and ORGANS of throo first class tnakors. including Waters's, at extremely low prices for oa3h, during the Holidays. New 7 octavo first class PIANOS, modarn lm Srovemunts, for $276 cash. Tho CONCERTO PARLOR iRGANis, aro the most beautiful tn style and pjrfeot tn tone over made.

Call and seo thorn; prices ettrumely low for cash. Monthly installmenta received, running tri one to three yoars. New instruments to let, and rout applied If purchased. nihf tIANOS PIANOS 1 PIANOS 1 FROM SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS TO TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. NEW PIANOS from threo hundred and seventy five dollars np.

NEW OHIOKERING PIANOS from $123 up, according torlnlBh. PIANOS RENTED. ORGANS RENTED. Pianos and Organs sold by Installments. Stools and Covers tor sale.

Sheet Mnsic, Music Books, Best Musioal Boxes, for sale. CHANDLER BROTHERS, 172 Montagne st. noSOly AT J. E. LINDSTEDT'S 690 FULTON ST.

First class handsome new pianofortes for sale On very reasonable terms, And several used a little, very low for oash. JyUlyThSATu 690 Fnlton st. IHLSENG 4 HOLMSTROM. PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS. We offer onr first oiass pianos for sale, at prloos and terms to ault all.

WAREKOOMS 630 FULTON ST. oo231yTuThA8 BURJXETT ORGANS. BURNT AT OHIOAGO. BE BUILT AT HRIE, PBNN. Is considered by all musicians to be the ne plus nltra of reed instruments.

Tho trade, charohes, schools, lodges and private individuals supplied. WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO EQUAL IT. Unsurpassed In tone. Elegant new cases. When you buy be snro and get tho best.

Send for price lUt. Now pianos $275 and upward. Warranted for five years. O. M.

TBBMAINIS it PIANOFORTE Manufacturer and general agents for this organ. 435 Broome st. New York. se281yThSATu PHELPS SON GREAT HOLIDAY OFFERS. STEINWAY PIANOS.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR OHRISTHA8. $5 to $20 Monthly. $5 to $20 Until Paid. Prices and torms to suit the pocket aud convenience of all. PHELPS 4 SON, no8 tf TuThrtS 308 Fulton at.

opposite Johnson. PEUIAL. For one week only, HAINES BROS and PATENT ARION DECKER riaftua From $10 to $20 por month until paid for. nol21y A. o.

ninirin 162, 104 and 106 Court stroot. ike. WEDDING RECEPTIONS AND PAli tios.WeddiDff receptions and parties furnished with everything neceBsary for a first class entertainment. Ornamente of conloctlonery, bride's cakes, Uowjrs, loo c. eam and fanoy ices In greutvnrloty; also, boned turmys.

nlad, jellied dishes of ail kinds, Charlotte do Russe, mottoes and bon bens. Reliablo waiters, silver, glass md china, awnings and corpets for sidewalks. from tho Old (established Confectionery aud Rostaurant of A. THOMPSON, 80 Clinton st, near Fulton. dc2648tThB4Tn OOBERT G.

ANDERSON, CONFECTIONER, No. 262 Fnlton st. and 2 and 4 Clinton st RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES Supplied wltb every ohoico varloty of OONFEOTIONERY, ICE OREAMS, 40., And furnished entire with SILVER, CHINA, to. BRIDAL AND FANOY CAKES. PYRAMIDS, MOTTOES, OAME, 40.

MUSIO AND FLOWERS FURNISHED. Rellabloivaiters sent at tho shortest notice, jyll tfTu Th8 429 FULTON STREET AND 64 COURT STREET. VOSS'S GREAT CANDY DEPOTS, 429 FULTON STREET, AND 64 OOURT. BROKEN OANDY, silvan freBh, 18 cents per pound. PURE MIXED CANDIES, 20 cants nr pound.

FRENCH MIXED CANDIES, 26 ceuts por pound. ORE AM ALMONDS, all flavor, 26 ceuta per pound. CH OCOLATE CREAM DROPS, 26 oenta per pound. FINE CREAM FILBERTS, 30 cents por pound. CHOCOLsTB AND VANILLA OARAMELS, 80 cents per pound.

PURE VANILLA ALMONDS, SO cents per pound. And all other OAND1ES In the greatest variety and at the lowest prices. MOTTOES AND ICE CREAM FOB PARTIES. OANDIES sold at wholesale prloes to Fairs and Festivals. HENRY VOSS, 429 FULTON ST, AND 64 COURT.

Jyl61yTuTh48 irilSCKIiLANEOlfS. CAUTION LRA4PERRIN8' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous counterfeits and Imitations offerod for sale. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK, Age at for the United States. ool6 lyTuAP LL KINDS OF STEAM JOB PRINTING, At No, 1 HIGH STREET, Near Fulton. GOOD WORK, LOW KIUUICS, PUNCTUALITY, BRUCE DUOARD.

my21 lyTuTh 48 100L CHESTS, With best tools ouly. A SENSIBLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. All varieties of Club Skates. J. T.

PRATT 4 No. 68 FULTON ST. N. Y. 00lIyTuTh4S BAKING JPOWniJU.

EW YEAR'S OAKE, Par Excellence. TP TIM 17 A TTsVtl It A Vtmn da nr r. rj Simple, quick and infallible, is the offjot Ktoh, flight aud isuiiciuub in uie iiesmu Try it by all means. It gives uerf.iat satisfaction. For Bale hr ell arnn.ra.

manufactory 130 William street, fel IyTaThtta W.Y. TjptRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY EXTENSION Capitalists and all investors are invltod to oxamlnetho merits ot the Bonds issued by tho INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY, and secured by a First Mortgage on its Extension Line of 317 miles, On this work, 100 miles from Cham paign to Havana on the Illinois River, aro oompleted and trains will nn ovor that section in the second woek of January. The remaining distance of 85 miles to Keokuk on tho Mississippi, with the branch of 33 miles to Docatur, now graded and track partly down, will bo finished in ample time for tho bustneao ot 1873. The character of soil, increasing productions, and wide belt of country tributary to this part of the line, assure for It very largo remune rative bus! DO 85. The road from Indianapolis to Pekln, 202 miles, has been in operation a little moro than two yoars, and has established success.

Its earnings have stoadily increased, giving in 1872 an excess of $385,000 ovor 1871. Not receipts from this part of tho line alono are more than eufficlont to respond punctually to the IntcroBt on all Bonds mado and issued by the Company. It raroly ocours that this oan bo said of any railroad during negotiation of its securities. Tho entire line oi 430 miles has tho support of a popu lous, exceedingly rich and productive agricultural roglon. passes inrongn ana conuui wwun cities, and crosses immense deposits of good coal, all of which insuro looal businosa of great magnitude.

ItB own western aud northwesteru connections substantially undor same control, with prominent lnteriectlng roads, will furnish large through triSlc. Tho managers appreciate the necessity of unusually large equipment, and are providing for it as rapidly as pos dbio. This, with the new elevator acoommo datiODB nnder eonstrncBIm expressly for this road and Indianapolis, will grodHy increase Us facilities and onable It to Uka large lowered business which it has been obliged todeollne. Particular attention 1b asked to the unusual strength of theeo Bonds, which area liability of tbe entire Corporation owning a line of 420 miles, and are also completely secured by a hist and only mortgage on tho extonslon. Of the wnofe line 808 mllos aro completed, aad 26 moro are graded.

With the certainty that Government rites of interest will Ina sbort time be largely reduood, holders of 5 2(1' will rind it advantageous to realize at present high price and reinvest in those Bonds, whiob wo recommend as possesbing ample security for au investors, as an luvgst ment.they cannot fall to prove largely remunerative. 1 ho TtnndH urn unufln nnr cent. aold. rftl.OaO eftah. vertlble into stock at par, at the option of tho hnldor, and may bo registered without charge.

Price 90, and accrued interest In currency. Coupons, January and July 1, free of tax, AH negotiable BeouxltieB reooivod in exchange at best market rates. Full pationlars famished on application. TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers, No. 14 Nassau stN.

P. S. HENDERSON, Cashier Brooklyn Bank. A. T.

JOHNS, President Fulton Bank. D. A M.CHAUKUEY, 207 Montague street, Brooklyn. ja i a a ii LL THE FAVOKITE INVESTMENT SECURITIES, OITY BONDS, RAILROAD BONDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD. MERRILL, TILNEY 4 sell lyTnTh4S 11 Wall street, N.

Y. THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY Cornor Court and Joralemon Brooklyn, N. Y. Capital, $500,000. Tlcposit accounts received, subject to Check at SisHt and lntorest allowed for the wholo period they may remain with tho Company.

KTHELBERT S. MILLS, Preiidout, M. T. Rodman, Secretary. Alex.

McOue, Attorney and Counsel, auixiyoiusin BROOKLYN LOAN OFFICE 200,000 to loan on bond and mortgago on Improved property, worth fully double. DRAKE fc 9 Willougllby sr, near tho City Halh fr3 DIVIDEND MECHANICS BANK, Brooklyn, December 28, 1872. A semi annual dividend of SIX PER CENT, free nf tai.will be paid the Stock holders, on and after Jannary 2. 1873. dr.58 ISt G.

W. WHITE, Cashier. OFFICE lK THB MECHANICS' Jb'IKE INSURANCE) COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, No. 1 Montaguo at. (Mechanics' Bank Sjooklyu, January 2, 1873.

Tho Board ot Directors have declared ll semiannual dividend of FIVE (S) per payable on and at ter this dato. WALTER NICHOLS, Sec'y. ja2J2t THIRTY THIRD DIVIDEND ARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Offlco No. IV Broadway, Now York. Assets over $350,000.

January 2, 1878. A semi annual dividend of EIGHT (8) per cont. has been declared, payable on demand. WM. AFFRAY, Prosldont Geo.

Alokh, Sec'y. ja2 18t MAVI.S HAW UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK. Nos.396and;i98 CANAL st, Cor. Laight, N. Y.

BIX PKR CENT. INTKREbT On $6 to Money doposlted on or beforo January 10, will bear interest from January 1. ASSETS, jyM lyTuThiS riAHE MECHANICS' SA VINOS BANK JL OF BROOKLYN. Junction of Fnlton and Main stroots. An INTKRKST DIVIDEND nt the rato of SIX (8) FKR CENT, perannum will be paid to all depositors en lltWdthtroto.ou and after WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16,1873.

IntoreBt not callod for will bo credited as principal, and draif Interest I'rom January 1. All deposits mado on or bo fore January 16, wili draw Interest from tho 1st. OrFlO 15 IS President. THOMAS BROOKS; Vice Presidents, JAS. II.

WHKATLEY, JOHN FRENCH: Secrotary. HKSitY K. HUTCHINSON; Trcudnrer, SILAS B. DUTCHER; Counsel, WM. H.

AK.VOUX. TruBleos H. B. CLAELIN, S. B.

CHITTENDEN, WM. B. KENDALL, A. F. (iOODNOW.

JOHN FRENCH. EDWARD O. BaDEAU, WM. H. ARNOUX, SILAS B.

DUTCHBRv JAJIKS H. WHKATLEY. TIIO.MS OL1VH.R W. WOODFORD. HIRAM W.

HUNT, THOB. R. OAPEN, LORIN PALMER, STEWART L. WOODFORD. jel81yTnTli4S yviME SAVINGS BANK, 367 and 369 FULTON STREET.

Tho BOARD OF TRUSTEES haro declared a SEMI ANNUAL INTEREST DIVIDEND At tho rats of SIX PER CKNTTpER ANNUM, For the six months ending DECEMBER SI, 1872. This Interest will be carried to the oredtt of depositors ou the IKST OF JANUARY, 1873, exactly as a deposit of the cash, and will be entered on tho pass books of depositors ou and after the I6th of January next. SEYMOUR L. HUSTED, President. J.

W. HDKTItH, Seoretary. W. W. Edwards, Treasurer.

Ja2 lySTuATh IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No. 98 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST Allowed on all sums.

Interest oommenoes from 1st of January, April, July and Ootobor. OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. to 8 P. M. WALTER W.

OONOKLIN, President. Vakdekbilt L. Buxton, Secretary. lyTuThAS EM 1G KANT SAVINGS BANK BROOKLYN, 18 Court st, Phenlx Building, OPEN DAILY from 9 A. to 2 P.

and evory MONDAY and M. Interest SIX PERCENT, on all sums entitled tnereto, freo of Government tax. ANDREW DOUGHERTY, President. H. LAMaROHE, First Vico Prosldont iiiw, mouunyiirU aeoona Vloorrosident.

Wm. Oabey, Seoretary. F. L. PAIJ.ON, Pomp.

fel6 lySTuATh ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. Chatham Square and New Bowery. NEW York, December 23, 1873. TWENTY FOURTH DIVIDENli. An interest dividend at the rato of SIX (61 per cent, per annum, will be aid to all depositors entitled" thereto ou and aftor MON.

'AY, January 1873. Dividonda net withdrawn will ho added to the principal. Money deposited now will draw intoreBt as from January 1. HARRISON HALL, President. J.

P. Cooper, Secretary. O. D. BAILEV.

Treasuror. de27 lOt THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, 895 and S9 Fulton oorner of Boerum place. Opondtny from 9 A. M. to 3 P.

audon Mordays and Saturdays, from 6 to 8 P. M. Savings Department Interest at SIX PKR CENT, per annum, commencing on the lat of January, April. Julv and October. Fifteen daya allowed for deposits, commencing each quart or.

Deposits sIbo received on special account which maj be checked out at ploasuro. Interest 'at KOtlR PFR CENT, per annum allowed on Buoh deposits, at tho daily balances. JAM KS M. SEABURY, Prosldont. KdwaiiD B.

Vowleh. Secrotary. James S. Machay, Troaaurer. John O.

PEBI.Y, Attorney. jysi ly BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, COHNKR ot Fulton and Conoord sts, January 1, 187.Iutor rst. for 'he balf yenrlast past has this day boon credited to depositors io this Hank, in conformity with its By Laws and regulations, at the rato of SIX per coot, par annum, on Accounts not exceeding throo thousand dollars; and at the rate of FIVE per cent. Pt annum on those of greater amount. Intorott payable aftor tho 20th last.

Pnnk open dally from 10 A. M. till 3 P. also Monday and Rnfurdayeveuiugs from 5 to 7. ja2 18t 1IOSEA WEBSTKR, Proaidont.

EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK," 648 Myrtle av, cornor Franklin. The Trustees of this Lank have declared a semi annual dividend at the rato of SIX PERCENT, per annum on allsumBof ono dollar and upward, for tho six and threo months ending Doceuiber 8f, 1872, payable aftor the 15th ot January, 1873. Bunk opon dal Irom 9 A. Als to II P. and Monday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9.

Interest allowed every si and threo month p. Monpy dppo.liod on or before tho 15th of January, 1873, will dtaw Interest from tho 6rst. STfiL'UBM CROW ELL, Pros't. S. C.

BAnNF.R, Troas. de3l Ut SOUTH BROOKLYN RAVINGS INSTITUTION, 160 and 162 ATLANTIC AV. January 1, 1873. Depositors are hereby notified, that intorestnt tbo rato of Six P15R CENT. Perannum, on all sums ontltlod thereto by the rules of the Institution, will be paid to dep09ltors on and aftor the Hiih inst.

IntoreBt not called for will bo added to principal and draw Interest from lut inst. Deposits mado on or bofore 10th bast, will draw intorest from lsl inst. Bank open dally (Sundays oicoptod) from 9 A M. to 3 P. and on Monday aud Saturday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock.

JOSEPH W. UREEaVE, President. C. Donning, Secretary. do81 18t GER MANIA SAVINGS BANKS OF KINGS COUNTY.

375 Fulton opposite City Hal), BROOKLYN. Bank nnen daily from 9 to 3 o'clock, and on MONDAYS and SATURDAYS, also from 5 to 8 o'clock in theovoniog. SIX ICR CENT, interest on all amounts from $5 to Deposits mado until January lfi, inclusive, will oraw interest trom January 1. A. SOHROEDER, President.

Tjieodokk Jfenoke, Secretary. do3l 13t PARK SAVINGS BANK, FULTON ST, corner of Oxford. INTEREST. A serai annual dividend of SIX per cent, por annum will bo credited January 1 on all sums entitled thereto, ami payable on and after Janurry 13, 1873. All Interest not called for will remain as principal, and draw interest ac coidingjy.

McOABK, President. O. Humbkht, Secretary. de30 lot WATCIIIJS AND J. MC GLYNN, OF 6U5 FULTON ST.

mnVnm a. nf tha nim.f. I ,1,.. world, in tbo 18 karat gold cases, of the following oole oratod makes: "Lulz Brothers," aoconda stop watch, with lndopendont sweep sooond, double train, chronometer balance, stem win dors, suited to time horses, regulate rallwOT and Rtnmboat tUn 1'inqit. S.ia hnHa R.

Howard, A noted watches, and othor grades, which he is selling at low prloos. Also a tine selection of Frenoh and American cloaks: plain gold rings, high. 9 cash prlcou paid for old gold aud stiver. ocgSly Al. J.

McGLYNN, 695 Fulton st. rjlHE BEST PLAOE TO BUY THE 8 "Adolph Lango" Dresden watoh, is at SQUIRK'S, No. 97 Fulton st. N. Y.

This wath is a stem winder, In 19 Kold oases, has 19 jowels, an Isochronous hairspring, made throughout of the boat workm mahip, and thoroughly adjustod. All the recent stylos of Jewelry and Storllug Silver ware. Diamonds a specialty. qplfi 1 7 1 c. 832 JOHN B.

PITT, 1872, GENERAL DEAl lit! IN NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERING, REPA1K1NG, VARNISH1NO, io. SECOND HAND FUBNI 1'UHB, CARPETS, BEDDING, 4c, PUhOHASKD. Nos. 148, 160. 153 and 151 Jay Bt.

near Sands. ool2 3nin iTu T. SELLEW, DESKS. OFFICE AND LIBRARY l'URNITURK, NO. 103 FULTON 8T, N.Y.

BANKS AND OFFICES FITTED UP. no22 3m FINE OYMNHKK DESKS. OORNHTJKE, OAltPETS, KTO. HonsekeQiiers suDPliod. and payment received h.

tlm week or mouth. DEALY CUNNINGHAM, YA4 and astfThtt ri no21 tm Near Twenty oight st. New York, ANTED SITUATION BV A RE ectable yoang American Protestant woman, to do gonoral houaewoik; Ts aood cook, washer and Ironor; op tivra rroferred; baa Jtood city referencea. Aaaress HOTJS EWOKK, Eagle office. WANTED SITUATION A RE soeotableyoang woman, asa good oook, washor and ironf T.in a smau, private familp; has good olty ret nrenaos.

Call for two days at 874 Glasson av, two doors from ureouo; arm nuor. Wf AN TED SITU ATIONS FOR FIRST T' Oiass American, tterman oweuisii, nuiwui Scotch and colorod sorvants. In all oaoaoltios at mod era ti? wages, flt MANKIND'S, Court st. Established 34 years. Jao TSTANTRD SITUATIONa FOR ONE WW Vmnrlrnil nnr jiritji nmian.

Trlnh. Amrlaan and rolorfed. German spokon at this offico. Apply at the nim place, next to the Court Houso. nndor the Long la land BaviPgs Bank.

B. PIERCE, Proprietor. ja4gt' "ANTED SITUATION A BpeotabloyountT gin, to no general nouaeworis; is good oook, washer and ironor; has the boBt of refarenoe rrom ber ibbi piaco; can no soon iori.no uaya Fror.t street, next door to tho liquor store, cornor of Jay. I.C At WANTED SITUATION BY A RG npectsbloglrl, as nnrse; fully oompetent to tako tho ontlro charge of a baby, or would do ohamberwork.aoe nn rrmiKTi Mittfi ntjA nMit. with nlaiii sowina: bost oitv reforonco.

Please call for two days at No. 505 Atlantlo av, noar Hmltb Bt, tnira noor. ANTED SITUATIONS BY TWO ManaMnMn, irlrt. tn a nrlvfttn famlW. OnO Utt first claas English cook, the other as ohambormaid and walt unrl tjikn nurA nf ohlldrOO WOllld like'tollvo together: can give tho best of roferenoo from their last plaoo.

Call at 'U Baltio at, for two days. YM7ANTED SITUATION BY A RE Wxf middle acred woman, to do downstairs ni ir io a annA Titfttn nnnk. washnr and Ironor: nre5ers a placo'where thorois no other girl; has good city reference Can be sceD for two daya In tho Btoro. 260 Navy at, botwaen DeKalb ano lAiayette avs, WANTED SITUATION BY A DAN ish girl who underatands but very little KngHsb, for general housework; a place whore thoro is another girl preferred good roforonoos. Address IT Eagle otlioo, or Columbia street, near Hamilton Ferry, tnira noor irony.

WANTED SITUATION BY A UU.U petentVwoman. as first oiass cook in a private familv or private boarding house, wboro a thorough cook is wanted; understands all kinds of English and American cooking and baking; has had many years, oxperienco; ttrst class reference. Address 232 Pacific st, near IJoerum place, top floor. 36 at WAWl'EP SITUATIONS WAIjES XX7ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG rann. a norfcor or drlvor.

as soon as possible. Ad dress Box 105, Baglo office. WANTED SITU ATION BY A YOUNG roan, to learn a manufacturing business. Address Kaglo oitico. WANTED SITUATION BV A UOL.

ored man, as ooachman. Ad dross 97 PinAapplo st, serf nd floor, Bear Fnlton st. i tit' "ANTED SITUATION A tf t.p?c table young Engllrihman, as porter. Apply, by Mr. JOHN BURMS, 783 Fulton Bt.

gSP fANTED SITUATION BY A OOL ored man, to take care of horses or to work at al reosi anything; references to last employer. Inquire at file Henry st. nw' WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG man, to assist on bread or cake four yoars' oxpari once; moderate wages will ba accepted. Call or address 1 T4 t.K lli iOlnM At. hniAmnnt.

WANTED SITUATION BY A SINGIiti man, as coachman; understands his business in tho caro of hoi sos and carrlajes can milk if required is willing and obliging; the bet city reference given. Call or addresB tor two aaya, toa urnna av, WANTED SITUATION BiT A YOUNG colorrd man, as waller, neat and genteel in all respects, who is willing to mnko himself gonerally useful; stood city reference. Can bo soon at tha Mansion Houso Stable, oorner of Henry ann Clark wtvt, for two days. WAA'TED JlllSCKIiLA KOUV ANTED WASHING BY A RESPEO table woman, to take to her own house, No. 46(J Dean fct.

WANTED WORK liY A RtfSPEOTA ble woman: washiug and ironing done by Mrs, SEAMAN, 17 Willow place. ja62t." ANTED WORK BY A RESPECTA blo woman, to fake In wasning, or to go out oy tne day. Call at 432 Hudson av, noar DoKnlb. TIT ANTED BABY BY A KlSSl'EOr able woman, wbo has lost her infant, to wet nurse. Addroee or apply to Mrs.

BOYLB, 09 North Elovcuthst. k. u. WANTED PAllTNER WITH $5,000 to in a manufacturing businosa secured by sir patents; can he made within tlireo years. For an interview address PATENTS, Kagle oliloe.

T5TANTED WORK A GERMAN WOM WW nm rlnrrlrn. trnnlnr? and HutloiT in ber own house, at 75 cents per doxen, or would go out by tho dav. can at udo racino st, wn noor. TTT ANTED WORK A RESPECTABLE woman wants washing to tako It to her own homo; lndton' nnd rrenf lomnn' and familv washing done in laun dry stylo by the month tho best reference, if repaired. Call at Zi I acllic st, nrst noor, oven wnu toe airuqv.

XTITANTKD ASHIN A FIRST clnss laundress deslros laaiev and gontlomm's washing. Ironing and fluting at her own residence. Inquire at Miss (JrlLLHN'S, northeast corner of Franklin and bpyington avs. ANTED WORK BY A RESPECT nVilo woman, first class washim? and iron in at own residence; also would liKetogojmt two aaya ot tbo week nrst class iamiiy. nease can at Atlantic av, near Hoytst, WANTS PKOFESSIONAL.

'ANTED HOUSEKEEP ER A LADY doHiTPB homo for hersalf nnd daushtor. asodll: would prefer a position as bousekoepor; Is willing, to tike eniiro cuarge. Jiuureos niujua, lagjo oincu. jaoat. TTANTED HOUSEKEEPER ATHOR ft oughly competeut woman wishes a position as bonni kopner.

in familv whero sbo could board her three children, the youngest ten years of age. Addr033 Box 38, r. x. jr. u.

Jri64 TTANTED DRESSMA I A first clnas dressmaker, a few more engngen.ftnt?, Would call at patrons1 houses; oan furnish unuxoi ptioiv able reference irom all parts of the city. Apply at 27 Nov ins x. WANTED BOOKKEEPING A YOUNG man with a yoar1 oxporienoo assistant bookkeeper in a hardware manufacturing houso, an American, aged 28. wishes a Bitrtation; rofereucos first class. Address j.

m. a i in unapei st. WANTED VISITING GOVERNESS A lady educated in PariB a thocongh French sdbolrir desires a few moro pupils. Acauiremonts, and English, French, Musio, Prawlng, nnd Hook keeping. L'ldi'ism nogieoien uuucaiiun.

rapiaiy lmprovea. AOOrSSS JU, rj. nugio omce. 77 ANTED HURU II MUSI A Vf choir of twenty trained voices and a diroctor and organist, cduonted iu tho best stylo of English church music, and a flno concert soloist, can bo secured if applied for at once, for tho coming vcar. Tho choir can bo heard and arrangements mado by addressing G.

M. Eagla omce. ov WANTED IIOUSES AND BOOIQS. XXT ANTED OOMS TWO PUB. Tv nishod bedrooms, by two gentlemen within thir.

is minutes' wsik rrom uiton ifcrry state terms eto. Address BUSINESS, Kaglo office. WAN TED HOU SE PARTLY FUR nlsbed would like it in a good locality and near ine iemoB, ana wourn poara too owner. Aaaress tt HOUSE, Brooklyn P. O.

717ANTED ROOMS BY A GENTLE man nnd wife throe rooms on second floor, suitable ior nonseiceeping; rent not io ecceoa Iflau per monm, Address J. Kaglo offico. X1CT ANTED ROOMS SECOND FLOOR. four to Bix rooms, by a rospectablo American family; must havo all modern improvements, and be in good neighborhood. Address, with full particulars and torms per month or year, BARNHT'S, No.

6 Second st. jaS 2t Y1ITANTED ROOMS A SECOND floor. In a benso oocupied by a respectable family, by a yonngcouplo house not to be more than fifteen mln ntes from Fulton Ferry. Address or call at No, 548 Paeifio street WANTED HOKSE A OOZY LITTLE house, in good ovdor, containing modern improvements, tn pleasant location, by a family of three addlts; or part ol a genteel modern house. Address, with part ion iars, p.

x. iiiagit omce. WANTED HOUSE TO BUY, WITHIN a fow minutes walk of Wall BtForrv; in an A I neighborhood, for which half or three Quarters oash will ne paia, accoraing to vaiuo. Aaaress riuunK, iaio oi fice. WANTED ROOM ON THE HEIGHTS, i nrivfttn tamtlv.

hv tin a In crnntlomnn. tnr itn indefinite period, a pleasant room on sooaad floor, without Doara uso oi nam lnoispensanie. Aaaress, witn particulars, L. Brooklyn P. O.

TANTED HOUSES TO PURCHASE from two to for first class throo sterv brown stone front honses. near Prospoct Park; for which four three Ftory brick etorea on Fnlton Bt, near Troy av. aud fTom $3,000 to oash will bo given Send particulars imme aiateiy io an, lanau, rniton sn or at noom oy linnbiiu dl, ii. x. lruiu r.

hi, ini ot' BOAUOIN. OARD ON THE HEIGHTS FOR JL families and slngio gentlemen. Apply at 162 Ilioks ei, oppoBice cue manstou rtouse torms tow. zt BOARD FOR TWO YOUNG MEN, willing to room together, at 15 Columbia piaco, near uoraiemon st. terms igo per weoK.

jao at" XOARD 49 SIDNEY PLACE TO LET. JLP ith first class board, a largo room, suitable for gon ueman una wire, orsmg.e gonnemeu. jM at' OARD ON THE HILL FIRST CLASS ly board at 15 Greeno av, between Oxford and Cum Denanasts. jaset' 13 OARD LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS. 3J with unexceptionable board, In a small familv, at 233 Prnrl at, noar Johnson.

ja2 6t also. CARD A PLEASANT SECOND story front room, containing hot aud oold water; hall room adjoining. Apply at 271 Hicks St. jat 2t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A largo, pleasant, room, wlWi fire, gas and cloB3t; also, single room, on moderate terms; sovon minutes' walk from Fulton Ferry. ICS Jat.

jy7 St" BOARD ON THE HILL TWO OR three desirable rooms, containing hot and cold wa ter, to let with board, iu a private family. No. 862 Uler tnout nv, hotwoen Greene and Lafayette avs. ja4 3t BOARD ON THE HILL A GENTLE man and wife, wlflf little girl throe or four years old, can have a pleasant front room by applying at 144 La fayetto av. ja7 5f BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT H7 Schennerhorn st, furnished rooms, suitable for gentlemen and tholr wivos or single gontlemen.

References exchanged. BOARD WELL FURNISHED, THIRD story, front room, with hall room connecting, for two ur throe Beullomcn, In a Frenoh private family. Apply at 2fl8 Clinton st. ja43t BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS 83 HEN ry st, handsomely furnished roomB with good board at moderatfl terms; also, a fow day boarders desired rof erences eTcbangod. ja4 8t BOARD 165 CLINTON ST A PRI vate family Iiave very ploasant rooms, cm tho seoond floor, to lot, with hoard, to gentleman and wife, or a party of gentleman.

OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, ONE large pleasant room, with hot and nnld wnt.ftr hniinn plessantTylocatod; convenient to cars. 470 State at, bo ween Nevitie and Powers. OARD A LADY AND GENTLEMAN or two liticlo CiorJemen oan flnrl ft nTan.Rn.st.. frmt alcove room, with board, at ISO Soath Portland av. private family; terms moderate.

ja7af BOARD 289 CLINTON STREET, NEAR Harrison at; a couplo desiring comfort and quiet can havo second story front room on very moderato terms, andjj7 per week. ja43t BOARD 3 8 AND 40 00NWRDST7, cor. Washington st. handsomely furnished rooms with all improvements for families. Also rooms with fire for single gontlenieru BOARD 142 SOHERMERHORN ST, between Smith and Hoyt; second and third story rooms, for single gontlemon or gontlemen and tholr wives; first class location, etc.

torms moderate, ja6 8t" OARDr 77 WILLOW ST A HAND ji 9 somoiyrurnieuoa corner room, for gentloman and wire, or two gontlemen; with first class table; wlthlnflvo minutes of cither Fulton or Wall st, ferries. ja6 2t BOARJ ONE OR TWO WELL FUR niehed rooms, with fire, gas, otoat No. 137 (old No. Clinton st, east sido third house south of Livingston. ja4 3t OARD 319 JAY ST NICELY FUR minimi, rooms with srood board, at fhn nhnvn num.

ber; also a fow tablo boardors taken; a parlor would be rented for a phyplclan's offico. ja3 4t T3 0ARD 178 AMITY ST, BETWEEN I Clinton and Court sts, two nlsasant ball roomn. to let with boa; convenient to cars and ferries; day board era laxen remrwuuea uimjimnuu, jaoor." TJOARD TO LET, SEVERAL WELL 13 furnished rooms, for families or slngio persons, with beard; all comforts In tho honso; uonvenlent toforrioi, and moderato price, and good tablo. No, 19 Nassau tt. ja at OARD ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BIB Kn.rH A front narlor h.urf.omnlv fnrnfAbnrt ivlfh black walnut furniture, heated by heater also, a baok parlor, and a fow othor rooms.

No. 35 Wiltoughby st. jai OOARD ON THIS HEIGHTS PLEAS" am nut ttnnnv roomF. larire. or sini7lo.

tn Int. with fimt UllttSH UH1U, ii taiiiniuo vt. iaviiuu uuu lumuuii only live minutes' walk (rem South or Wall st. forrles. 113 I'BCinc Bt, corner oi tacnry at.

ji ot, WOARD A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, DB nitRnnvinar their owtt house and Hvlnir onoositi Vnrt. Greene Park, would liko to rooto portion of their houso to BOPinl and agreonble parties desiring a ploasant homo and viBhiiiR to avoid tho care of housekeeping; to auoh per srtnBextra inducomonfs are offered rooms with hoard will kn in atmriv nr on suite as dosired none lint first rartles nerl apply. Address Box 110, Eagle offico. ja7 Bt'TnThAS 1ARD TO LET. FURNISHED.

front and hall room, second floor, with orwltiioutr boaro, tor one er two goutlemon, or for gentleman and Rent moderato. No. 83 TUlarr at, one blok from PostPffice. ja72t MRD 23 CONCORD ST A LARGE, nicely furniBhod room on the Aooond floor, containing and cold wator and connecting with bathroom; hons within ten minutes1 walk of Fulton aud Wall st, ferries; erma moderate roforencosexohangod. Bard 134 state st.

to let, sttb hniwd. ft lame, rjleasant.an.unv room, nlonlv grate fire, suitable for gautUman and vrlfo; also, a largo room for two Bingle gentlemen; dinner at 6. KeierienceB icqnxreu. OARD ONE OR TWO YOUNG GEN iJ 'tlomenwfllingto room togother, can be aceomrao datedrwlth a neatly farntshod attto room, on the Hoights, at 78 mogaton oetweou uuuton ana vjourt, at six aoi OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 124 JLJ) Montague at, corner of Henry, two froat rooms on second floor; large closets; hot and oold water, salt able for a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemon. in ft ftf OARD A LARGE FRONT PARLOR SB nlinmhnr.

nrfth connectfne hall room to let with board; ample closets, furnace, water, bath, house pleasantly located; at213 West Warren st, butwom C6urt and Clinton convenient to cars aud ferries. jai St OARD SINGLE GENTLEMEN, Ott A TAntlcman aud wife, oan bo aocommdatod with iimt rtlituR linnrii In most desirable central location faro excellent, and attendance of the best klad guaranteed. Apply at 69 Hanson piace. aea "OARD ON THE HEIGHTS FIRST Inflfiaoonmmodatlons: roornssolondidlv fur.iishort table unexceptionable: all modern improvotnoits: suitable for gentlemen ana their wives or single geuttomen; references required. Call at 95 liioka et.

ja6 Ut OARD AT NO. 98 ELLIOTT PLCE, first bonBO from Fulton st A ploasant second story ished room, with largo closet and hot and cold wator, to let to gentleman and wife or two slngio gentleman; good homemade food references oxebanged. j33t BOARD AT 106 WILLOUGHBx ST, IN a private family; two gentlemon, or a gentloman anaMuc, can procure uuuru ai iuu quuvh numu jr; ruum vnrv nleasant. on second floor: bath, gas and hoat: torms reasonable. ja8 2t OARD TO LET, A HANDSOMELY ftimtrrfld front room, boater aud tzas.

snltabin for onoortwoeentlomen; per weak. Also. slopping room, per week; private family. Apply after 10 A. fli.

i atJio lAwrenoe bi. jaozt HOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rnnmft: first class tablo: honso wttn modern 1m rovemeuta; bath, gas; use of piano and parlor Torms rom $1 to $10 per week. Table board, thrio cooked moals per day, $4 per weok. 195 and 197 Fulton at, three doors above hassau Bt, delj. 3m OARD ON THE HEIGHTS A PRl vnin fntr nnnfiiTimorfatinir but fhran nthnr Iinftt il.

ers, having third story rooms unexpectedly vacated, would uvcuiuiuuuHU a kuuikiuuu uu ii" ut jjui ui lu nuu with good table and homo comforts. Location No. 14 lUmson st, within two minutes of Wall st. Ferry, ja 7 if OARD A LARGE ROOM TO LET to three young men wtlltug Eto room together. Hot and cold water, and every convenience.

Charge $6 each two meals a day; throo minutes walk of Wall st and Sou ferries. Dinner at 6M; etrly broakfaat if reiiulrot Apply at 89 State Bt, corner of Hanry st. ja.7 2t BOARD WITH SEOOND FLOOR handsomely furnished and well eontitnlng hot and cold wator, rented en saito or single. Location and neighborhood first cUss. Apply at 101 South Oxford rit, betfteou Lafayette av and Fulton Bt.

Referencea exchanged. in OARD TO LET. IN A PRIVATE FAM ily, with first class board, to slngio gontlemon or gentleman and wife, very handsome second or third floor back room, furnished or uniuruishod all the conveniences of a first class house reforencea required. 187 Joralomon street. BOARD ON THE HILL A FAMILY of adults would let, with board, a well furnished second floor, en suite or singly, to a gentleman and wife or Bingle gentlt men; hot aud cold water In each room; front alcove room; terms modorato; references exchanged.

Apply at 711 Warron st, between Fifth and Sixth avs. ia 3f BOARD 228 WARREN NIfiAR Clinton Handsomely furnished tront and hall bedroom; on the second floor; with excellont board; for gentlemen or gentlemon and their wives; houeo has all the Improvements: hot and cold water in every room and convenient to Wall st aud South ferries. afl6f 15 OARD A LARGE. NEWLY FUR niahod room on fourth floor (not au attic) to two gentlemen or gentleman and wife; houso brown stone, heated by furnace throughout ten minutes fron ferr os Knglisli, Frenoh and Spanish spokeu; references required. 57Concord flt.

37 BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A largo, pleasant front and hack room; also on. side room; a family or party of ladioa and gentlerneu would find a pleaBant home; houso modern, large oarliri. piano for uso of boarders; tliroe ouuutea' walk of utto Ferry. 7 Poplar st. Ja7 2t" BOARD ON THE HILL TO LET, with board, ono front room on third floor, hot and cold water, large closet, opon grate; nicety cation one of the most desirable in the city; fami'y mall; nil adults, 94 Lafayetta av, four doors below Dr.

Ouvler's Churob. jao 3t BOAltD IF YOU ARE IN SEARCH OF a quiet, comfortable home, in ono of tho cleanost and plcasantest sections of tho Heights, very convonient to Fult' and Wall st. ferries, you may possibly find the same in a small Catholio family; torms from $6 to furnished rooms from $2.50 to $5.50. Apply at No. 9 Clinton Bt, near Fulton.

ja i 3f BOARD THE HOUSE NO. t2 OOLUM bia Heights has jut changed hands and is now opened as a first class boarding house with very tine rooms on suit or singly, for the aco munodatton of geutloraen and their wives or single gentlemen day boarders will find this location advantageous, being within three mluutos of Fulton and eight roinuteB of Wall st. Ferrios. ja3 6t" GARD ON THE HEIGHTS LARGE and pleasant third story front room, comfortably furnished, suitablo for two gentlemen, or gentleman and wife: torms $14 per week; also, halt rooms on second and third flouts terms for each $7 five miuutos from South or Wall st. forclei.

Apply at 95 State st, first hou3e south weat of Henry. ja7 2t HOAKP WAWTEM, BOARD WANTED ON THE HILL, OR fights, by a gentloman and wifo, a larto room on second or third floor. Address stating particulars, B. A. JHox 763 N.

Y. P. O. 71 BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE man and wifo, with infant, in a private family; would furniph their own room, except carnet; second story alcovo room prof orred. Address, with full particulars and terrr.p,M.

F.agie otficB. ja62t' BOARDWANTED FOR GENTLEMAN and wife, on Brooklyn Hoights; will pay liberally for good accommodations; would prefer private family, with dinner In tho middle of tbo day for wifo; toa in tho owning. Address A. D. Kaglo office.

ja62f TO LET HOUSES. hO LET HOUSE 3 STORY AND BASE A moot brown stone house, fully furnished or unfurnished, in Pacific st. Low to a desirablo tenant. Apply to P. U.

PROVOST, 38 Court Bt. del 5t TO" LET HOUSE ON ST. MARKS AV two blocks from the Park, for tso or thee years; poi BesBion, February 1: Threo atory, high stoop, free stone front house, first class iu uvery respect; furnaco, hot aud cold water, and gas fixtures to third Btory, Apply for per mit and particulars to tho ownor, HENRY HOSFORD, 65 Cedar street, Now York. ja7 1m TO liET AP lKTBIEJfTS. LET ROOM FURNISHED FRONT bedroom With ama.

in nrlvntn lamlW 'S9f nor week. Apply at 103 Prospect St. TO LET ROOMS GREAT tion of ronta in Duffinld Terrace, from $15 to $20 per month, if applied for immediately. Inquire ot the AMI TOR, on tho premises, DufEeld et, near Johnson, ja34t TO LET ROOMS A BACKT PARLOR and room adjoining, unfurnished convenient to car routes; rent moderate. Call at 876 Wyckoff et.betwoen Fourth and fr'ifthavs.

jafi at rpo LET ROOM ONE LARGE ROOM completely furnished, for plain housekeeping; rent moderato. Inquire in the furniture store, 188 Court, bot. Doua and Bergon sts. ja at" rilO LET ROOMS OR LEASE STEAM Jft. power, to ann facto rers, of every description.

Will alter or build to suit responsible tonants. Power to any extent, furnished. Apply to H. W. GREENE, 850 Ply momh at.

ja6 6t' TO LET ROOMS TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with a large baok parlor, fittod as a bedroom, or gentleman and wifo can havo two rooms furnished for light housekeeping: terms moderate. Inquire at 367 Atlantic av, between Hoyt and Bond sts. jal at TO LET ROOMS AT NO. 10 SCHER raerhom at, aext doorto Olio ton, maybe found two desirablo rooms, suitable for gentleman and wifo or single gentlemen: location unsurpassed; within ten minutes' walk of Wall st. or South Sorry referonee exchanged.

ja7 3t mO. LET ROOMS LOWER A. floor of an English basement house, in first claas neighborhood two largo connecting parlors, dining room, Idtchen and washroom on tamo floor, with two smaller rooms, aud sunny exposure; rent $40 nor month. Oallat iox Aaeipui st, uetween oroono ana aiayetto avs. ja4 3t TO I.KT FOIt ISCSINESS PURPOSES TO LET STUDIO WITH STEAM heat and water, over Btirnbara's Gymnasium.

Ad dress jwtiur ti. ruAriiiU, uvingflton tt. jao iff TO LET STORE ll SANDS ST, NEAR Fulton st, suitable foraoy kind of business; rent low.ioa oesiraoio tenant, Appjy BUJJiCK viLtK. 135 Fulton st. TO LET STORE A SMALL STORB, on Fnlton st: food loeatlon.

fuiiMthlA fnr nlmnnr nnu business or offlco; also, throo largo floors, suitable for ounnuf ur iiyiifcinfvnuittoioring; reuc low, APPiy CO Lt. Fulton Bt, Room 3. mO LET OFFICES OFBICES AND ll. Btorrson Montague. Court, FultOD, Wllloiiirhby and WneliWtrnnlo Mvrtlo A linn tA TJ.

tics intending to chango their location, or desiring first nir.BH omces or storoR, wnn an monorn improvomente. will lind listand all particulars at our office. WYCKOFF 4 1 A iWKa.a, Monlague st. and 399 Flathush av. ja6 30t SALK UCAL ESTATE SALE LOTS OR EXCHANGE fi.1 Komo Western city pvoporty in a growing hoalthy location, on tho Mississippi River, for Brooklyn property or a few acres of land near Now York, with good Improvements.

Ariuress, atating particulars, OWNER. lCagloofEce. ja73t IjOR SALE BARGAINS I Tn farm, in Now Joraey for sale.or exchnngo for good Brooklyn property; also, village and mill property, suburban lots, country sears, Western lands, J. S. New York.

3Sj6lSTuATh CIOR SALE RKAL ESTATE OR EX JL chango for Brooklyn property, mortaged for not moro time half its value, a fine brick dwolling and car riajie house, with four acres of land, in tho olty of Lock port, froo and clear of inoumbronco; value $15X00; first class neighborhood; buildlngB nearly now. More definite particulars cau bo obtained by Oalling at E. GATKS A oflico No. 697 Fulton st. ja7 8tTuThAS TOR SALE REAL ESTATE JER printed list giving lull description and nrice of oro vierty for sate and oxchango; larRo Hat; can suit any one.

My property is in the best Boctloua of New Jersey, on the uiaiu railroads, and within one hour of Now York; property shown freo of expense; maps, photographs, at my othce; oall or send for any printed tiat. J. STANLKY FKR5USQN, 161 Broadway, near Gourtlond st, New York. mb.29 11 FOJt 8 A LE HO 5HS FOR SALE HOUSE STORE AND dwelling, with gas and water; barn and carriage house on preuiiees; in Village of Haverstraw, Rockland County, N. Y.

For partioularB address H. M. 434 Paoi (la tt. Brooklyu, ja7 at' FOR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY BRICK hou No. 447 Franklin av, near Putnam av, containing 12 rooms modem improvements; good ordor; lot 0x90.

AddrOEB, for pactlculars, Bux 9. P. N. ja7 St For tKoWBWWTMiWi brown stone house 125 Necond piaco If rented now, it cau bo had for less than market price. Kov next door.

A. P. BATES, 77 Nassau at, N. Y. Evmdogi FOR SALE HOUSE OR EXCHANGE for property In tho Tonty.tirs Ward, tho throo ftory brick honse, with Improvements.

No. sal Navy st near Fulton. Auph to T. O. SI ILL ARO, 683 Lafayette av TOR SALE HOUSE A THREE STORT basemontand suboollar briok honse; all the modern, improvements; in good order; immediate possession State, near Oourt st; nrloo, terms to suit For nnr mltsapDly to R.

OATKS 4 697 Fnlton st "urlJor Ja7 nt'TuTb tS T7IOR BALE HOUSIS I1Y ORDER OE X1 the eieontors of tho lafo Wm. naab, tho 2 story and basement brick houso No. 88 Third nv. uoar'OarroIl sr. p.

Price S.yJo. Kxamine a'ld yon will find a bargain. Apply to LJJO GOLUUAKK S3 Park Row, N. Y. 3t.

I7IOR SALE HOUSK THK DWELLING honse and store cornor ol OsKalb av. and Adolohi at, with a good oven a goo! chanee for a first olast baker and confectioner. Inqnlre of OIIAS. T. ROODWiN SONS, No.

226 Front .1, N. Y. Will be exchanged for good bouse or vaoantlots. FOR A LE HOUSES 1 HAVE THREE left of the block of new bouses, just ftnishsd three story, bnternent anrt snboollar; Philadelphia briok' front with brown stone basement and trimmings, wita all the modern Parties wishing to bur a com. plete honse, well built, will do well to oall aud see thai berore bnylrr elsewhere.

Inquire nn tbe premises Bar gen ft, near Hoyt: termB easy. JOHN MONAS. owner lin "nu'3t' EORSALE HOUSE ON THE HILL A most complete 8 story, high stooped, Philadelphia front honse, brown stone stoop and trimmings, con. taiuinu all modern improvomonts, lately ov. rbarilsd for owner's ooeupanry at an ripenseof Leeatlon im surnasttd.

being No. 21)2 Olerniont ar 2i feel north of Da Ka Dp 6ld on luqnire on tho nromlsos or of T. AGA 176 AM jhl st j.7t OAS PIXI'KKGN, ff AS FIXTURES IMPORTANT THE chonpnsl ntace In the oity lo buy gas nxlnres Is al KF.KNAN'S. Ho keeps tbe finest assortmeol of the latest sfyle. and richest manufacture In hi.

Urge showroom 166 Fulton borwoen Navy and Raymond. An elegant election of rlob Parlor Olook, In gold, gilt and bronro and marble; ail warranted, spio ly EAGLE OFFICE, JANUARY 7, ALBANY. The Assembly Organized. COESELL ELECTED SPEAKER JACOBS TILE MINORITY H09INEE. Brooklynites for Minor Places.

Kings County and tlie Committees Van Cott for Judiciary Jacobs for Ways and Means. Albany, January 7. The Assembly is now organized. Cornell has been elected Speaker. John C.

Jacobs has been recognized as the leader of the Democratic minority, by receiving its uupport foi Speaker. There ore many County l'epublicans here after positions. Among tbem are many candidates for Harbor Master and such like placet), Tbe six Republican members of Brooklyn are a little uneasy about their places on Committees, The contest ia as to which of them shall be placed on ConimitteeB on Cities and Railroads. It ie said that Mr. Van Cott will bo placod on the Judiciary Committee, and Mr.

Jacobs, as the leador of the minority, ou tho Committee on Ways and Meaus. Quiver. THE SUPERVISORS. Organization of the Board for 1873. Failure to Elect a President Tlio Rivalry Between Coe aud Ryder District Attorney Britton's Salary Under Discussion more About Jail Blankets Bills Ordered Paid, Vc.

The new Board of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon for the purpose organizing for the new year. There was present of course a very large crowd of politicians, each anxious to see who would ba chairman of the new Board and hare the disposal of the fat places on the fat committees, and to do all in their power to aid in the election of their favorites. The mooting should havo been called to order al three o'clock, but owing to the absence of Mayor Powell, who waB organizing the new Board of Aldermen, it was four oclock before Sup. Oaborue took the chair and called tho moeting to order, and then tho buey hum ot ppeculative conversation ceased, and ult became attentive to the proceedings. Sup, Johnson opened iho uroceedings with a motion that the Uurd adopt TUP TlTTT.Tt of the previous Board, with the exception of threo, filing thu hours for meetiug.

Sup. Richards moved to amend tho resolution by also striking out rule twenty four, which provides that a two third vote of tho Board is necessary to change the rules. Sup. Richards said it did not seem fair bim to have the Supervisor fruui the Third propose, to make alterations in the rules by a majority vote and refuse to allow the members if thoy saw lit a chaiico to change them afterward. The amendment of Sup.

Richards was put and lost. Sup. Stillwelt moved as an arueuduieut that all the tulte of the old be accepted as they are. Tbe amendment was accepted, and the resolution as amended, adopting tho rules of the old Board the rules of the present Board was passed by a uuanimous vote. Sup.

Shevlin presented a number of bills, which were on motion referred to the Finance. Committee when appointed. Sup. Coe presented a communication from THE NEW SHERIEF. asking for a number of articles which he said were needed for use at tho jail.

Among tho artiolos askod for were a hundred pair of blankets. Sup, Coe tuovt'd to refer the matter to the Jail Committee when appointed. Sup. Barman Before this bill is referred I would like to know what authority the Board of Super vis rs has just commencing the new yoar to buy hhiubets for tho jail. I have tried to find authority for this proceeding, but I fail to do it.

I am told that it is tho custom at the jail when poor womon are going out to give them shoes, and sometimes dresses, and iu talking this matter over with the keeper of the jailafv days Biuce, he informed mo that on one occasion 1 cen try thi had Bent five women out of the jaii, each with a new pair of shoes on. In a day or two four of the women were sent back to jaii for drunkenness without any phocp THEY HAD SOLD THEM FOR. DRINK. to the first gin mill keeper they came across, and this 1 wus told was. what moat of these "bummti'n" do with tho ahces they git.

This is not charity. It is rather an outrage on charity, for it is gjviug to these people the means of getting drunk, ond 1 think it would bs well for us to atop ri'ht here and inquire by what authority we do these thing. It is ouly a short time tiueewc. eeut twenty Hye piece of prints to the 'jail, and we havo heard ho report of what has 'oecomo of them or what disposition was rande of them. time (Since, an the Board would remember, thoro uu investigation into the affaita of the Jail Committee in tbe matter of supplies.

Sup. llicbnrds roBe to a point of order. The Chjiirman State your point of order. Sup. Richards My point of order is that that matter is not now before the Board.

The Chairman Tbe point or order ia well taken. Sup. Herman My oTQly Object in thia matter ia that I would like to have the subject frred tf the Law Committee, to report by what autum.tv Doffra givos shoes and other articles to these "bumm. Sup. Coe When I presented thi? requisition frofu tho Sheriff I did not propose to champion it through and I now move that it be referred to the Jail Committee when appointed, with instructions to report it back, to Ibe Board.

Sup. Naught on I would suggest that it would be well for the Committee in making their report, to report, if possible, the name of the gin mill keeper who got the shoes spoken of by the Supervisor from tho Twentieth. After some furthertalk the communication was referred to the Jail Committee when appointed for report. Sup. Harmon presented a communication from the THE BOARD OF CirY WORKS, complaining of the condition of the gutters around tbo Court Ho tie property, and asking that the Board should either hate them cleaned out themselves, or authorize the Board of City Works to employ men to do the work.

Sup. Coe mocd that tho Janitor of the Court Honse bo directed to havo the gutters cleaned at au expense not to exceed $20. Sup. Harman thought the work could be done for five dollar. Sup.

Shevlin moved ai an amendment that the sum of ten dollars be appropriated for the work. The amendment was accepted and tho resolution ai amenderl was adopted. Sup. Harman Mr. Chairman, I more that this Board do now proceed by ballot to eloofc A PUESIDENT PRO TEM.

The motion was unanimously adopted, and the Chairman appointed as tellers, Supervisors Sheridan aud Harman. Tho Chairman Nominations aro now in order, has any member nny nomination to make. Sup. Murphy I nominate for the ofuco of provident pro John W. Coe, of the Thirteenth Ward.

Sup. Fowler (Eleveuth Ward) I nouiiualo Mr. Dwfght Johnson of thu Third Ward. These were the only nominations mado and a ballot was taken which resultod as follows, us announced bv the teller. Wholo number of votes cast 23 wight Johnson "....12 John W.

Coe 33 John L. Ryder 1 J. W. Harmon 1 John E. Coe 1 None of the candidates haviny a majority vole of the mtinbevs at the Board, aaecani ballot was ordered, when Supervisor Fowler nominated Sir.

John L. Ryder, of Flatlauds, for Chairman, and by implication; withdrew the name of Mr. wight Johnson. A ballot was then taken, with the following result John W. Coe John L.

Ryder 14 Two moro ballots were rakeu with a result, and then Supervisor Johnson moved to ch.mc Uis older of busiuet 6 aud go on to the next. Sup, Shtvliu moved that ihe Board do now tke a recess for fifteen minutes. Sup. Richards I am opposed to taking any recon now or changing the order of bupiups. nu.tiou luis got to be considered and settled and I know ui' no better time than the present to do it.

Sup. Petry moved that tho Board proceed to tako another ballot. Not seconded. Sup. SLovlin's motion to take a recess was put and lost, and Kuptrvisor Johusou'3 motion to change the older of bubinses was curried oy a vote of 6 to id.

BILLS ORDERED PAID. A communication was received from tho County Auditor, reporting in favor of the payment of the fallowing bills A. K. KatoQ, ohemlcal analysis Forooronora M.J. Brien, plumbing, Court Houan Frooland 4 Griffith, patntlu, Court ih'tise P.

McMahon Son, umbrolla stand, Court Houso. lo.t) R. Wellwood soft soap, Courf Houso Knickerbocker Ice iou for Motkug "Brooklyn Reform," printing election nuttco SoliiiJ fJhaa, K.Brruuf, armorer, IVonty thlrd SUaIJ JamoflBoyd, nrmorer, Thk tooutnRogimont AdcJU SchtrDUGr. armorer. Vltfofinth R.

irf Jinn ii John Lufz, armorer, Twoutj sfghth Regiment W. Al. Baldwin, armorer. Fourteenth 6JUK) A. P.

Malbner. aruiornr. Hnntt7.1T Hntturv i 1 lho. Oodirr, armorer, Forty aovouth 2tW.W W. FHzpatriet, uriuorei, Battery 66 P.

Fitzpa trick, armorer, Troop "AM Cavalry 21.03 P. Fttapatr ck, armorer, Troop Cavalry 2 00 John laiitoh, wood for County Armory la till Tnums rmnsln nahaa fmni J. Cramor, 31. making Poitmortemia cuj, serviced as otneor in 'ounry uourt 5'J (30 It, Vanderbllt, Collector, aaseesment for opening vrenju nvrjuiitJ IK.t.M.Sa Rim HnfaifiTi ninvarl in phi. i Kill am tk i nn for assessments for opening Catanuvenue, be referred to the Law Committee for report.

The Chairman The thirty dayu allowed for the payment will be upon the 20tb dav of thio month, and after that time Der cont. will bo added. Sup. Stilwell said that the Law Committee had ex amined tlie matter already and found tho assessments correct, and that any delay iu paying tho bill would only be adding additional iuterwt, thus making it a great deal larger. The report of the Auditor was then put and adopted.

THE ALARY OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Stiu. Petrv Mr. Chairman. I now move that the re.

olution pacsed at tho previous meeting of this Board in relation to the salary of the District Attorney bo reconsidered. Sup. Richards I rie to a point of order. Thoac tloH of the previous Board having beou approved by the Supervisor at Large, I don't see how this Board can have anything further to with it. iuu llUiiriUBil Xliv puiui ui uruci ib wcu mui'u, 8m.

Harman I ob.lect to the decision of the Chair. This Board is a coutmuous Board, and I claim that at nnv mertiiiff it has a riaht to recouctdor tho action ta ken by It ut a previous meeting. The gentleman who has mudo the motion to reconsider voted in tho affirmative at the previous meeting on thiB question, and I claim that this Board has now tho right to reconsider its action then taken. The Chairman The Chair has decided the resolution out of order. Sup.

Hoaford Then I APPEAL from the decision of the Chair. Sup. Richards I would like to aak if the Supervisor al Largo has approved of the resolution increasing tho salary of the District Attorney, The Chairman Ho hae, and as I understand it it is out of the juris dictign of this B.mrd now. Sup. Fisher I dou't know whnt tho rules of this Board are; but it BeeniBto me to bo perfecty competent for tho members of this Board to rescind this resolution if they seo flt, and, therefore, I will vote against eubtaiuing the of tho Chair, AvctewBB tb 'u taken, resulting in ayes to ntiyp, ah follows: Atxs Sup.

Powel), Murphy, Rhovleu, Naughfon, Foley, O'Counoll, Sheridan, Coo, Carroll, Fletcher, Itfcliprdn, Gubncr, MartenBC, Scheuck 14. Naib Sup. rreullce, Johnson, Hostord, Stoars, FTost, E. B. Fowler, Snyder, Pctrv, Cottrel, Fishor, Harman, D.

H. Fowler, Slilwe'd, Ryder 14. Tho Chairman The Chair (s sustained, and tho r6 olutiof is not beforo tho Boaro. Sup. Harman I beg tho Chairman's pardon, but I claim that bis decision was not sustained by the vote Amusements this.

Evening. ACADKMT OF MUSIO. Lcoturo by Prot Tyndall. HHOOK1.YN THKATRB Divorce. Hi rOLHY'S OPBKA HOUSB Mlnrtrel OI.VMPIO Til AT ft Varlnty ITntortftlnraent.

ASfcOOi ATION HA.LL Lecture Some Class to Mor VENUB PRESBYTERIAN OHUROH. Et aeJiiiK' hy Prot. Itnjmond. ACADKMY OF MUSIO, N. Y.

The Drama, Tho Atrnu, ttc DOnTH'S THKATRK. N. Y. Rlchard lit 1VAI. LACK'S THKATRK.

N. Y. Brotbor Sam. Kill MI'S OAltllKN Luu and Louir. OlYMVIO THKATRK, N.

Y. t.is Brigands. UOWrtKY TI'WATRU, S. Y. To Bporls 'Jrlmo, or Secretsof City Life OHf.Hs HOUSE Round tho Olook.

UNION gl)iHP I 'IIKAIKK, N. Y. Athorly Court. Till' VTRH N. Y.

Dlnir, Don)! lioll. (lkliuNI THKATRK. N. Y. Dor Melnoldbaner.

Si'. JAMKS'S i ll K.ATKK. N. Y. Sta ffraaolaoo Alia "'mlDD'S VUSKI'M, N.

Pnrtormancs every aftor no" Paid Vastest Hoy in New York. BUY NTS OP KB A HOI SR. N. Y. Negro Minstrelsy.

WHIl'lv'S ATHKNu.UM, Y. Noirro Minstrelsy. 1'ASTOVS OPliKA HOUSE, N. Y. A Miner's 'aITUCXKUM.

f. Y. ThaTllroo Hunchbacks. ASSESSMENT SALE. Thcro is now in conrso of publication by the jnruant to law, notice of the sale, on the (lav of January, 1813, of property for non payment of aencsmiientB.

Subscrihora who fail to ro oeive ttic Supplement containing tho notice may obtain re of charge uyou application at the publication office of thi' Eaole. IMiOOKLYMTK.s'l.X NEW YORK. Jtosideuts of this city rogistored in New Yoik Aitor House H. Prentice, W. H.

Cox, W. E. Joupb. II. Morris.

United Sulci Uotel n. Osborn. A. Turn, O. Parkor, J.

Hunt, .1. Konwell, J. Fralse, G. Watson, II. Morris.

SI. Cloud Hotel F. C. Hamilton. liaison Djree J.

K. Orr, V. H. D. Minor.

Commercial Hotel Gordon, J. W. K. Oakley, J. H.

Dirg. Culeu.an Uouei! Vi. C. Cook, J. D.

Ellison, L. D. TVnlkcr. (JtiHcrdeli Honee V. M.

Harkley, C. H. Strong. Grand Central Uutel J. Darccy, a.

Dewey, T. SI. Itilcy. Park Hotel L. A.

Fuller. Stevens ITou T. Hea'tr, C. Konhalt, It. rinlay.

Helmnm Hotel w. Kelscv, F. A. Msey, U.OConor. ljirluV Uutel i.

C. Parkor, J. Uockwull. SI. Nicholas Hotel II.

T. Hill. HK00KLYN1TE8 ABROAD. ICdiiidciitu of this city aro rogisterod in various Kin' peat! cities. follows F.

Carnoii John L. Carnona, E. C. Estes, Win. P.

Hill, Wm. It. Smith, Alauson Traak and family. Nice Webster lieliiep, D. G.

Eaton, MisaL. Mout im ilier, liu una Mr; i'itliin. H. Bailey, Mrs. Bailey, F.

B. Bailey. Liverpool Mr. ntnl Mrs. Curtis.

Bt miliar' Mrs. M. liechtel, Miss Alice Bechtel. r.ome tie II Miss Hudson. lN.ij.leh M.

1'. Wuori. J1LS1CAL. Tr.r, Amatf.cr L'hilhahmokic Society Tlie cone. rt of the Forios given bv the Brooklyn Aiiwlein 1'! I'lnrmoiiic Society, takes place to night at A Li neu.o, as uMtal there will no doubt be a cr wi 'l alMi'limcp of members to whom alone the coneert is Tlie nrrheftra will essay Beethoven's symphony ill major, onenf Mcndelss'ion's overturos, not liefcrr pl.i;ed in this city, aud iler Bola's Saeu uerfi'St March.

The soloists will be th favorite soprano of Dr. Cuyler's Church, Mrs. Btitman and the talriitid violinist, Carl Fciuiugrr. Mr. Badger will bo the accompanist.

As there ato no reserved seats eir.biTF will have lo go early to Becuro eligible The Bethel, Concebts. 'Fo morrow night Father Grey's "Old Folks" will Rivo a concert at tho Plymouth Bethel on the occasion of tho uinoleenth popular entertainment of the Bethel scries. miAKA'HC. Dhooklyn Theatre. The success of "Di vi bus bfon tso great upon tliis lat presentation ili.it tho mnnagomrnt lias decided to keep It upon tho I.upI niybt the houso va3 very largo and ao parouly weJI pleaded with the perform a uce of tho yliiy.

Frnm vt'Bciit appearances it would Boem that tie i lay nill run an 1 juu ue it did mon its first pre tfi.tutit ii. iIooLFA's Opr.n House. A very lively and an.usinp was givon at thU honae last night the V'l0" ineludiuit a very Rod vocal concert, aud tlie laiiJnble sketches of "The Camera Obacura," "Tin of Fivino," Andy," in widch Me. i rH. (irifilu, Purdy, ITnghes, Ber liiird.i, and othera of tho fUr company at II ooley'c took I'urt.

Donxet.lt's Otlmpio. The advent of tlio "Qu. t'ii Zitclli, aud tho VarUla Brothers, JaM uipht, drew a ood attendance at the Olympic, laat niglit, thw drama of "After tho War," and the variety olio being londlyapplaiidrd. The En'tei Nous. This dramatic association ivo (li.

ir idfiular rcccpttou at the Atheneum, to or row nipht. THU IfoMEuPATFIIC LSPIT VL BENEFIT. The Lyceum to njorrow night is to be tho eceue of a very attractive dramatic performance, given for the "hoi.e'M of tho Bruolilyii Homeopathic Hospital. The Jleii LIaT: 15 the play of tho evening, and as the cutr George, Mrs, Draper, and Mias Fostt apiftt tf by Mcst rs. Pope, Bowlend, Vveuch, Bennett Oakey, and Walker, a very good per forn li.ay ho anticipated.

Ticketi aro two dollars e. ich. and no reerved A Military Deama. The veteran soldiers of PnBt Itsmkiu No. 10, which includes a number of the Fi ruth iiegimeiit 41 vets," have arranged to perform an allegorical play at tho Lycoum every night di st wei ami as the performance ia designed to portray on the Mane the scenes aud incidents of the experiences of our young soldiers in tho late war, very attractive performance will mark tho representation.

The tabWiix will be featurea. Among the performers will he Collin the German comedian. 1'ij th Avenue Tueathe. Mr. Daly has secured the "Globe" Theatre, oppjsito tho New York Hotel, and will open thorn with his Fifth avenue company, ou TuL sduy ovi uing, January 21.

It is Mr. Dalj interim. tu lit up t.w nousa iu the best raatraar Hut th limited lime at his commaud will allow, iu fact to make it a uear a possible a counterpart of Mb burned theatre. Guand Opera Housr. "Kound the Clocli," which had a Iriiig and euccesfiful run at this the.i t.c, is tu btj uithJrann ou Saturday night.

Mr. Joseph H. Tunker, late of the Fifth aveuue Theatre, has been app mtid by Mr. Daly, manager of the Grand Opera it in place of the late Mr. Towniey.

Tueatbe. At this thcs.tre Richard III." with Mr. Edwin Booth in the character of GlosL will be continued cvory evening until further m.H'o. At the Saturday matinao Mr. Booth will ap I ear na Don Cear de Kazan.

New Yop.k lyatpic Theatre. Mle. Aimee anuou jid the clnse of the Opara Boutfe 8a8on at th theatre on Sitnrday night uoit. The season has Let oi.u of marlici! biilliancy. Isc.j.ort TitEATitK.

Leo and Lotus" is ijaviNg a brilliant rvn nt this house, and will bu givcu evti' i vi uiua until further notice. IjUtliiu'r Atiienlum. rhia uni(ne place of iairly rivals the Theatro Comique iu thi ty td nit 1 taimuent offered to it'a patrons. Tow Pastor's Opera House. "A Miner's Lilr, Thr 1'nor ManN Houie," will be played this vok.

nv Pastor will r.iug sumo new Bungs; a famous juicier in unw and an ascent from the Flap' ti the mie made by a woman, on a fiuo wiie thread, alwo, among the novelties announced for ciu ii i f. ni.ancc. Tin: true value of a "sewing machine" is tlr i i' it is of rL nderinir. Triad by this tost tin; l't rier and Wilson bowing michino doaersroa to i Tlmr? arf moro of thoso mmhiu'js It ujo iu k'in than oi any otlior one make, and probably us many t.i fithcrs combined. Their agent, Mn, rTM n.

No. T.O Fultfn bt, kjep3 a )irgo assortinent of tin iK.ituineE couptatitly in stook, and invites tlio oiam initicn (( ult nurcUasevs, und a toferongo to any family wi.irii ii tUeiu. TIilIi terms arj liberal and work guar A a v.mr.G to the us De Cordova, in hU Aiiir.in ling tone iecttir. the holies of Africa don't know much ub uit any lmrhinos, as they still dr03S in the Adnmic asniuD. Bat in ciidlizad countrios tho fibici N.

niuK Maciiine haa become a neco33lty. Its mlt uccdloi are kept tliiif; all Jay ltns, to onable tho Hdh to completo tbeir toikts. Mr. T. Oassin, No.

332 street, o. 4it Columbia street, South Brooklyn, ami N't. Autl stront, K. holpiug tbe good by polling ihi'bL iih iehinea upon tho most accjrainodatlnff t.i II; 5. ViTAT.rzE TriE Hair.

When life declines it hf cnuM dry, prjivs gray, or falls out. Tho ccalp, supplies th nutriment, has became dis oas d. Hei if Invixor.ito tho puny roots by Lyon's Katjujiion. ft is tho onlv pr'tparatlon wtiitih can nourish the liUmeuU kieothomiaa ilouriahiag oondi twm, after tlwy hivo tJ suilor from a doti Jioticy of their natur.d ibo ilant Um Kathalron mirntn and ovoninjr, irith pnnif frlctiou, and tho hair will rouiatn ar.d rot.iin Us nulural cd jr and jaltn. Takk up your line of inarch for LocsfTT's ix wttn'bouffs to buy your tcais, coiTcoi, fine Rrocoriea, Ac.

No inf rior articles old at thosa cat iblhbm'rits Full, ceraer of Orange, 513 luiton st, 83 Atlantic av. uml I Myrtle av. caps, tntljans aud gloves, in Hots or ih lc at till iow jst prices. vLCU, Pmoii It Manufacturing Kurriora, 1W5 Killtou Bt. C.ution Parties bnvirig seonred the old Elm.H'of At It.

I iiANK Artist, havo roftisoil I'im llii privilege of romoval sign ou tho premlaeB. Mr. I'bm iiIIb iit iv nail 'jleeant establisbmont is ot298 Fulton no5IyTuTh4S A nil i Lad a sewing machine which she calloil her "linil" That reason evervtbinir vras sure ti, upset i'. working and derange hor plans. 8ho had been persuader) (n buy It.

For a year it worked passably will. It then ut loose," and was constantly get tinuoutuf unlur. ono thing nnd then another got out of Eenr. Slieojelnnued it foi a Crnver A Bakor, and for mere than three years it has gone right alonp dolne its work rapidly and cll. Tbo offlcus aro at No.611 ffulton at, and 208 llroadivay, E.

D. Combine boanty with elegance and utility In the a llletlon of holiday gifts by purchasing a seal oritur: jr a jt of ial. b.ivor, sablo, orortnino trf ()H7iLn Fulton near Ilrldge. Ladies' and gr.nfd sjal cips, gljves, Ac. Children's sots in groat variulv.

Hiaof.s's'a Choice Toilet boip is acknowl pogeu ly nil bo snpjriorto any toilet soap In tho mar kef. All drni 'Kts nfid tcrjenrs keep it. The "latest aiiny" in silvorwaro is the new litylo of Jnpaneso do.iRnB and finish, for Bale oxoliislvoly 1 Habt 313 and 313 Fnlton st, oorner of Johnson. Miwiiie On Mnoday, January fi, Ar.IOE 8I00RE, orfly and holovod daughter of James and Joanna Moore, aged 6 yi 'rs aim nionllis. Funeral from tho residence ol parents, 23 Main at, on "VYeducbdav aftornoon, at 2 o'clock.

Roqfub Suddenly, on Tuesday, January 7, Phebe ANN, wife ot Joshua Hogois, In the 57th year of her ago. The rolatiros and friends are invited to attend nor funeral from the residence of her sistor, Mrs. Jospd i Simmons, 94 C'ormont avenue, on Thursday, January 3, at2o'clock, P.M. Ja72t" SAWAHD Suddenly, of niBmbranoous croup, on Sunday, Januarys, Charles Richmond Taylob, son of Gsorgo F. and Clara Louise Saward, aged 3 years.

Funeral from residence of his Dar.iuts, 12. Cambridge pi, on Wednesday, 8tb at 2 o'clock. Rolaiivesand frionds aro respcctiully invited. Thememborool Adytum Lodge, 640. F.

and A. aro also invited. Ja6 3t YEATOS. In Brooklyn, on Monday. January 6, KMMA rtaughtor of Granville and Kllza Yoa on, agjd 1 yoar, 7 are respectfully Invltod to attend the (unoral from the renidonce of her Parents, Myrtle avenue, on Wednesday, January 8, at 1 r.

M. YocnO On Sunday eve, January, 6,1873, of onlarg p'nont of tho hoarl, HMJLT A. YouNO, nlfo of Gcnrgo 11. Young. Tho iriends and rolntivcsol tbo family aro invited tu attend the funeral from ber lato residBnco, No.

24 Princo trcot, Wednesday, Jan. 8. at 2 o'elook, P. M. PsSUSOIVALr.

IF 'I HE TjADY WHO WAS PUOMES ndii.K l'nUon St. with a sot of light faded furs, will call On Wll.1 lrV.MB,XH UllOn Bl, am win uu au.uwi,iiiirt to her advantage. KOTIOE IS HEREBY GIV jCenthnt MrltTiU LA VEiVIA. MORRfSS (Mrs. Kill dusGt tod her home, 235 Atlautfc avouua, Satur the 29th day of Aucnst.

186. Therefore I warn and orbid all persona fioin harboring or trusting hor on my rccimnt, an I will not. pay any debt? ot ber contracting. T. HILLUHOVE.SaiiOarroUet.fcouth Brooklyn.

ja6 3f AA1 Ar'OUaiU JOST S5 KT5WAHD ON KEW YEAB'S day, a black DOG, four uionlJid old; htttr; vhitfl sp'it on breast, and nnsweri to RVBKR COS RAD WlhSKL, fifi flopkins st, a juQ 2t LOST SUNl)AY MORNING, JANUARY fi, on Pacific tt. bet. Tlprirrand Ointoa, a narrow black eniiriji dgold BR AOiSLKT the findor will be suitably rcujirdcd byjcaviiig ia llj i'aciricst. REWARD TYO CURLS IN ibe vicinity of NaBau ant) Adams Bts. The above reward be paid tho finder by loavlng thorn at CAME ItO S.

hairdresser, FiiUon st. TOST YKSTERDAY. A GENTLEMAN'S WATCH CHAIN, going from Hamilton at, through Fulton Ft. to Court Home. A liberal reward be paid 'nr tho rrturn of tho Bame to tho ItidKOWood Stablefl, 8A) Vulton Bt.

IOST 5 REWAKO ON THURSDAY 3, a larpe white and livor colnrod pointer DOtv answers to tho Tho above reward will be pnid for his return to tho fruit store, toraor ot Chirko and Fulton sts. ia6 3t LOST JANUAIiY THE PKR son sen to pick up a BOX. on DeKalb av, nearCura berbnrl st, containing a boiiI skin mutt and capo, at to 5 P. will please If avo it at No. 301 Ryerdon at, will be suitably rewarded.

K. CART. LOST LAST SATURDAY EVENING A POC KTROOK, containing a considerable sum of money white going from Court, through Joralomon at, to Fulton, down Fulton 6t, tn a car to Sauds, down Sands to Kridco et. Tho finder will rocoivo $o0 roward by returning if to Mra. LUKF, Itvl BnndHSt.

ja62t LOST ON TUESDAY MORNING, 7TH in going from Fire place to Baltic st, in a (high, a KKCOKD BOOK of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, ou Atlantic av; said to have be on picked up by a milk hoy. Tho finder will he rewarded by leaving It at 580 IleLry et, for Mrs. B. T. WOOD, Recording Secretary.

FOUND A SET OF FURS IN RROOK lyn, on Monday. Address, stating the time and lace of loEsnnd also fully describing tho artiolos, JtS 1 Bor 8,826, N. Y. P. IJOUND OWNRR WANTED FOR A small COW.

If not called for within five days ill bo pnld fo nay ejprnsr B. Inquire at Pollco Hoadnuarters. CHARLJCSC. KHAUSHAAR, Property fllerk. ja63t 6R20 KKWAR1) T(J ANY PERSON HEMP turnlne a POOKETBOOK.

containing a sum of money, to PET It McGOLDKIUK, coruor Washington and Paikav. Lost iu store corner pf Hobenck st. and lHuf blng av, or between that and corner Park and Washington avs t7 2t DBMOCKATIO GENERAL COMMIT Tf A reaular meeting of tho Ooner al Cnuin.ittee will lie held on TUKSDHY EVKNING, Janunry 7, al o'rloek. F.D llOWK, Oh'man. Secretaries.

ja4 3t BKOOK.LYA ACADEMY OF MUSIC Tito annual mePliuir of tho stockholders of tu Itrooklyn Academy of Mmic will be held at the Directors rooms, on FKIDAY KVUNtNd, IU, 1873, at 8 o'clock, to lieur the report of the Diruotora, anil Co elect five Hii colors fn paco of those whoso torms of offico will then eipire. E. U. PUMPrOiV, Secrotarv. Drrcr mbcr "7, 173.

de28 12t fiHK HROUK.L.YN JiANK THB ANNU i al Elecllon for Directors of this Bank will bo hold nt the Hanking House on TUESDAY, the 14th of January. Polls will ue opon from 12 to 1 o'clock P. M. ja8 9t P. B.

HIvNDKRSON, Oasbler. NOTICE AN ELECTION FOR DiliEC TORS OF ATLANTIC DOCK COMPANY will bo held at their office iu this city on MONDAY, January 29, 18W, between tho hours ot 13 and 1 P. M. ja2 161 JOHN McOORMIUK, Secretary. LECTION NOTICE NOTICE IS HERE JCJ by given, that an plootion for Thirtoon Directors and Three Inspectors for the next annual election, will bs held at tho Offico of the BHOOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY, No.

10 Fulton st, Brooklyn, on MONDAY, the 13th botweon the honrs of li noon, and 2 o'clock P. M. Brooklyn, January 2, 1873, TkTATIONAIj CITY BANK OP BROOK1 XL LYN B.onkiyn, December 12, 1872. An eiootion for Directors of this Bank will be held, at their Banking House, on TUKSDAY.the Hth day of January, 1873, botweon the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock A. M.

JOHN J. STUD WELL, President. lit fVTOTICE THE SPECIAL COMMYEE i. of tho Common Council on tho revision of tho rules of'tno Board of Aldermen fix the year 1 17:1, will meet in thi Common Council Chamber, City Hall, on THURSDAY KV KN1NG, 187S, at 7 v. o'clock.

By order of ia7 JOH McGRO ARTY, Chairman. PriMERALD BRNE VOIjENT ASSOCIA TION There will be a mooting of the above assocl alion on WEDNESDAY BVR.VItJG, January 8, at 8 o'clock, at 26" Court at; members are specially requested to be punctual In tholr attendance. JOHN COURTNEY, President. Tnoa. Kelly, Recording Secretary.

de7 2t JIASONlt. riHE MEMBERS OF ALTAIR LODGE, No. 601 and requested to bo present at 38 and 4u Court street, in thclevening ot TIJRSD AY, tho 7th when the Committee appointed at the last communication will bo prepared to report. Tho attendance of all tbo members is dcfdred. By order.

R. W. POWRLL, 8ec'y. SIECAI, NO I'lC'EK. BETHIIL OV PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Hicks street, near Fulton.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1873. GRAND CONCERT nv FATHER GRAY'S "OLD FOLKS," Admission, 15 Cents. ja7 2t G.T. JAMES'S CHOIR. THIS ORfJAVl yj) zation purpnau t'outinuing Iho pronaratlou and porior imince of sntcinl woris similar to tils Gouuod JIns recently given at hi.

James's Charon, fn nrlar nrosont such works with ontiruaiitiifactinn, tho Director lelros to Increase Ibe choir to F1FTV i ffectivo voices. Those joining the choir have the nrivllogo of weekly class of instruction, beside the usual rehuaruls. AnpHuation uuy bo made por scnally ut bv letter to Mr. ITZHUG Latayetto av, comer or Hamilton at. or at tho Church rehearsal ovo nltigs.or alter kriday evening lecture or Sunday sorvlco.

4t urtTh 13 LYNCH THE OH HAT NEW York and Brooklyn choapcasii to open (on or al: nt the let of February, 187),) tho largest, cheap and best grocery, liquor and provision storo ever started In Brooklyn, at the corner ot Fourth plaoe and Court ot. u. i.n ii. iiinrriiotiy unuortuouu niac WO nave no connection whatever with any other houso in tho trade. ja7 Ct" jOTICE A SPECIALTY.

EXTRA FINE BLACK TEA, OOLONG, 5l)c. per lb EXTRA FINE TEA, HYSON, otto, per lb. at Iho nrleiual BROOKLYN TEA AND COFFEE STORK, 101 Fulton st. cor, of High. ESTABLISHED jnREAT OPPORTUNITY IN CONSE "I quence of damages, by tbe Into ntonn, we are soiling onr china, giaie, mantol aetts, broncos and fancy goods at lo 'or repairs.

R. T. No i opposite Clark. St. Ann's Building.

i.o5 11 hi ATHKNEUM RESTAURANT, Corner of Atlnntic av. and Clinton St. cddlug parties, roceptions aud balls supplied with every variety ol choice confectionery, lco croains. rSio. MWer ar.d ChlnawaiB supplied.

Bridal and fancy cakos, game, ottoes, pyramids. MUSH! AND FLOWERS FURNISHED. Helinble waiters In attendance Superintendent; formerly with ililiun Hutcheon. no23 Hin.STn rtTh STEAM PUMPS J. CLAYTON, MA chinist.

engineer and steam pump manufacturer, 14 ard16 VVat, st. Brooklyn. do2 6lSTnTh LYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN Rev IT. HWl IflttRR'S All the pews and aisle obnirs in thiB houso will bo pub liciy rented for one year on TUESDAY KVBN1NG, Jan 7, lft7s, comnumcing at 7 o'clock. No pofatponoiucnt on account of tho weather.

By order of tho trustees), jn43t H. S.WELO.Clorkoftho Board. HOTICE THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK of Brooklyn, located at the City of Brook In the State of Now York, is closing up its affairs, In purfutnncouf a vote of its shareholders owning moro than two thirds of ita stock. All note holders and other ored Iters ot said association aro therefore hnroby nntifiod to prcfuii Ibe and other claims agaiust the Association for pnymont Dated DecomberUO, 1872. dciKl2m GEO.

S. PUl Presidout. C1 ITY CLERK'S OFFICE BROOKLYN, December 37. Ift75 nnttna t. t.nrnKv nl.nn irmnuHutu oi rusuiuuon oi tiie vjotnmou uouncu, adopted llecomber 23, 1872, a special eleotton will be held In the Alnoteenth Ward, In this city, on Tuesday the Hth day of January.

173. to till the vacancy in tho offioe of Aldcrmi.u ol said ward, created by tho rloooaBO of Joseph WM' G' BISHOP, City Olark. ue27 to 3aW NEW CATIONS. EW BOOKS AT THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 1872 73.

44,000 VOLUJ1 HsTaStTpBRIODIOALS. C1BCULATION AND REFERENCE 14,000 VOLUMES ADDED felNOE HAHDH 1, 1871. NEW BOOKS addod promptly, and largely duplicated when required. BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS OF 1871 FREE CLASSICS IN THE LANGUAG15S now forming, SUBSCRIPTIONS, commencing from anydato ijlladla lion lee, and $1 quarterly dues, or $6 per annum. Library hours, A.

SI. to 9 P. M. Reading from 71. A M.

10 P. M. de21 lit HOOTS AND SHOKM. 'JJAVED 5IUNDELL pophi.ih BOOT AND SHOK MAKERS, Formerly of 191 Fulton st, havo removed to thb NEW AND SPACIOUS STORB, f'JL'I'ON BT, near Plerropnnt mya TuThiL here now. The Chairman decided the point not well taken.

Sue. Uaiujari While thu Didtrict Attorney bent on Oregon and brought th jse four persons on horo at rhe ccst 01 $1,000 to this, county, ho had a witness iu bis city, a Vn. Quick, who could have sworn to tho nme facts as thry d'd. and this paying these four witnesses a tlioiiFiind dollars out of the county funds to iiocie here and swear what lie could have proved just as well ber; without them, I think iB outrageous. Sup, fttigbton The gentleman is making ua.ier without having any authority for what ho ays.

Let the gentleman give some authority for his assertions. Sup. Harman can refer to tho District Attorney's own letter in the Eaole. I consider that this county i.um becu grossiys'A indled in this matter, and that 1. very cent of moutj "ai( THE COBTZRSH was takrn from the county without authority.

Mr. Qip'ck mv at have been a very sharp woman to got t'10 District Attorney to bring on her relatives from Ore on a pleasure excursion, to ear to what sua could hive jvom to herself without bringing them on at Sup. Richards rise to a point of Ii" ire are going to try tho Iri li here, I think it is cnj fair Dr. Irish should be sent for, and should have a chiuiva t( bp present. Sup.

Schenck I think we are disensging the mattor of iucreasing the salary of tho District Attorney, and to bring the mutter ton vote. I will move that tho salary bti fixed at $8,500. Sup. ynughton claimed that the salary having been fixed by tlie liut Ilnr.rd of Supervisor, tho present B.ard had nothing to do with it. The luw i)ixvid that after the silary of tho District Attorney was odcp fixed by the Board of Sunervi3ors, it should not be ineroused or docroided during his term of office.

TIIE LAW IV THE CASH. Sup. Johneon said the Supervisor of the Sixth had just opcnd a point which he thought w.i? a very important one. The law he had just read stems to lay dcuvn wo cannot change tin? ul'iry the Distrijt Att. rnty aft(T wo have once lixrd it, while tho same iucumtieut remains in the office.

He was clearly of tho oi iiii.n the new Board had no right to chango tho action already taken. He did not think 51 0,0 Do was any too high a salary f'T the District Attorney o'' 'hi' county, plthough he had voted not to change his Silary before, but he claimed that the Boaru had. no right to revise the action of the old Board. Thr question then came up wpon the amc Ameiit of Sup. Richard.

that the whole matter be lai 1 over for cno week be theu made tho special order. This way lust by a vote of lo" to 12. SUA BTJbTEHIMl. Sep. ShfvJin moved that toe w'uole matter be referred tu Law CMmmiitce, when to report as to the legality of the rigut of the pnv nt Board to reconsider thu action ol" thw oi Board." He did not think ibid jard had any nht to int 'rfrA with the action of tlie old Bi.anl, wanted to sso the niafter lifted by the new cor.imitte1.

Sue. Shcvlin's notion was eceondtsl. bun. ilarLuau said he saw in this a disposition to fil iluiR'Vr, and remurkeo tbat tl we can tjy here all niirht if they cn." Sup. Sheviiu'a motion was put and lost by a vote of l)t.

fi. The amendment of Sup, Fowler (Eleventh Ward), thai the silary of the District Attorney bo lix at was next in or.ler. Sup. Johnson hoped th amendment would not prevail. If they had a right to do anything at all about it he thought it should it main Sup.

Richa. dh niovod to farther auiend bo to ir ak the salary Ti ameuaii.i ut wai not accepted by Supervisor v. the n.ovt of the original mo ion. however, tt.o luotiou put and lest. It tva st.

by a vote of 32 too. SaRrjrbe lixed at Sup. ltieiiurdb then niOVeu tiere all niht if $9,400, remarking that "he would sfaj necefctiarr'ctc. THE PREVIOUS QUESTION. Snp.

Fowler (Eleventh Ward) move I the pravioUf? question, whirh was seconded by Supervisor Harman aud ordered by a vote of 17 to 11. The question recurred, first upon Supervisor Richards' amendment to make the salary which was ist, 24 to 4. Sup. Richards, when he came to vote on hia amendment, desired to explain his vote," and boin a review of the conduct of affairs in the District Attorney' office for the past quarter of a entury. Sup." Stilwell arose fci a point of order, which was that Sup.

Richards had already spoken ten minutes. ThP Chairman decided the point not well taten, as Sup. Richards had not spoken to oiinutoi. When ho had done so, however, no would have to take his soat. Sup.

U'obards Paid it would take him an hour and a half to tell what he knew about District Attorney Brit toD, and if he was to be stopped at the end of ten minutes, he might as well stop at onee. Which ho did voting aye" on his own J.9,400 amendment. The question then recorrfd on the motion of Suo Prtry to fix the salary of the District Attorney at $6,500, which, was carried by a vote of 15 to 13. THE EESTJLT. And (hereupon tho resolution, as aroendetW 'to strike out $10,000 and insert which stood to 14, Sup.

Coe changing his vote from "aye" to 'nay," remarking that it was an open question, and that it might as well be left so. Th Snpervis ir ar Lnrgesaid he didn't think 6. 500 was enough salary for the District Attornev, aud ho should therefore vote iu the negative, and did so, di claiing the motion lost. So). Richards moved that the further consideration of tho matter be indefinitely postponed.

The Chairman Paid then was nothing before tho Board, eo that motion was not 11: order. HeadoiMtthat ti a tion just ha about iln sjlar. if Mr. Butler left the matter jut where it was ijcAnu auy thing ba Jl ei'ii no about it. Sup.

Stiiwtii wanted lo know, then, what the salary of the District Aitormy uo.v was The Chairman r.plitd, You will hive to as' him about thaLT Hup. Harman moved to take a rccej 3 of five hui. Suae nek liiovt.t thu th salary vi the District Attorney be fixed at $h5()0. Thi was seconded, when an aniendnifiit was mado by hoiK.uu that tho am. unt be flijPOl).

whuh ws f(T''i)''tiil by Sup. Kit hard Sup. sei A to make it Sup. Richards tuotvu lay the whole nvitfevrM tho tal'if, mot tun pevaiUM by a voie of bi 10 Y2, S.ij.r ii .1 ih.) unl i.ijo.iriis it ('o fv lo mf ot one we.k from mean in tu diy). rup.

Richards moved lo amend by ''the diLj aiur tu nu iv. al 8 oVU ck." Tbo ameiidnit ut tva acco te Sup. hf ridmi mo. the Boari go iutn bxV.ot fcr L'lis'tirmau pro Sup. Fletcher nunc that a roce1' of twenty minutes be taken, which was lost by a vote ot is 10' 10.

WOKE BALLOTING FWi CHAiltMW. Tiie uiofion of Sup. Shvridau was teu aim insTy carried, and another was hat, resulting as lows Sup. Coe Sup. Ryrtr Sup.

Harmon laovnl Uial a rcce? of tea minute ha taken, which Wis carried by a vote cT lo to 1. AFTER THE HVCKSS. Tke Board was caihd to nrder aain at lou minu'os patt scveu, when two mar a halloU wero uvt tor car mun, both htaudiug as before Sup. Coo Slip. Ryder Sup.

StiHfttll move. i that wlieu tuc Rjard adjourn it do so to meet iu one week from to day (uu suing yesterday.) Sup. Richards moved to amend by inserting "Wednesday al three oVlotk." The anx udujeut wa i lost by a vote of 16 to 12. Another amendment was tiered that "Tuursday" be inserted. Sup.

Steers claimed the courtesy of the Bnard, in that be could Ut.f be prevent on Thursday pcsiuly, atd hoped tho amendment would xrovail l'he auieuduient was hst a votoof 0 to fi. Sup. Carroll moved that 'ssaUuduj ucl" bo inserted. Sup. Coe paid be bail voted against Tlrirs out of courtesy to Sup.

steers, and us he could not bo present on Saturday night he h. ped that auieudmeut would not prevail. The amendment was withdrawn. The motion that when tho Board aJjourn it be to meet on Monday next was carnoil. PKINTIKO THE MINUTES.

Sup. Johnson offered a resolution directing tho clork to advertise in tho Corporation papers for proposals for printing the minutes of 187l The motion whs temporarily withdrawn, and another ballot wa had for Chairman, resulting as before; Sup. Coe Sup.Ryiler 14 Sup. Schenck moved tint the Board adjourn, but withdrew the motion in order to allow Sup. 'hnsou to preeent the motion he had withdrawn a few moments before having reference to printing the minutes of 1872.

Sup. nosford moved to amend by referring tin whole question to the Oomrriltee ou Stationery and PnVinp to prepare the uecessary epecilicatious before the ad veitiscments wore inserted, The amendment was accepted and carried, and tho resolution, as amended, adopted. Sup. Schenck pressed his motion for adjcurRment, which was lost by a voto of 14 to 13. Sup.

Foley beiug absent. Another ballot for chairman was then had, Sup. Foley returning in the meantime, resulting as before Sup. Coo 14 Sup. Ryder Sup.

Shevlin theu moved fov an adjournment, which wub carried by a voto of 21 tu 7. And the Board adjourned until Monday next, at 3 o'clock P. 31. MONKY MARKET. Wall Strest, January 7.

Gold opened at lll rrflllJi and was rather Btrong than otherwise at thoso figures. The opinion, of tlio hull operators is that tho Secrotary of the Treasury will decide to consider tho $44,000,000 of laijal tendara as available for circulation whenever may require thua inflating Iho currency to that au'ount. Iu tho loan market tlio carrying rato ranged from 4 to fi et cent, for renewals. Governments opened strong at the following fliiurris 81'8, lHJi; coupons, 62'e, 112Xi H3Jtf; fa's, 11: new, 8T. 1141T: C3's.

11: 1D.0'. uea: 5's of 1881, currency sixes 112.V..