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WANTS. I. HO AIi WOTTIces. FIRST EDITI0I. vs.

Ricord. Dr Rad way's Treat mcntln Chronic Diseases of tho Skin, Kidnoys. Bladder, by It, B. RESOLVENT, containing SarsapaHllan and other powerful remedial agents thatcommur.icate tbeir wonderful cui atiro Influences over disease through tbe'Blood Vrlae.Sweat ui her accretions is farsuperior to Elcord, lpeau, and others who merely suppress disease by Mercury, Arsenic, Potass and Vaoor Baths of Sulphur, 4c. There Is no mcdlcino in vogue that will relieve tho Buff, crcr of Kidney.

Bladder and iinmn rt SECOND EDITION. BAoiaa office, a i p. bt lW INTBliLIGENOE. SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM. BEFOIIE Josasa Lott.

Besad akd GrtoEnT. ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR. In tho Supreme Court yesterday afternoon the following parties were odrrfltcd to tho har after hav! Ine been examined byacomiiilileRco sistinitof Cta Reynold, J.J. Armstrong and vr. H.

Oleason O. I. Howell, J. H. Komlile.

William Kiloy, John Lyncs, E. S. Phillips, F. C. Roche.

W. K. Lee, p. ir; tlce. n.

w. EEinouu, J. J. Carberry, JumtB L. Young ana W.T.Uolt.

CITY COURT FortE Judge TnoJirso.N. GREAT REDUCTION. LYONS SILK VELVET CLOAK8, rrom60to12S. CLOTH ULO KS, $10 to 55. OPERA CLOAKS AND SACQUKS, $15 to S5.

A BANKRUPT IMPORTER'S STOCK Of LACE POINTES, 12Jto 50. REAL THREAD LACE POINTES, splendid quality, (100, AHa, an Immense assortment of PAI3LEY AND CASHMERE at proportionate prices. WECHSLER ABRAHAM, dT3tSTuTh 285 Fulton Bt. FOR SALE. LOCAL STOCKS AND CITY AND COUNTY BONDS DESIRABLE FOR INVES TMENT.

LOANS ON BKD ANI) MOUTOAGE ON DESIRABLE CITY PROPKRTY P1IOMPTLY NEGOTIATED TO ANY AMOUNT. W. U. Ht'STED, cor Court and Itemsen its. Ofllcc of Nassau Fire Ins.

Co. T. B. BYNNER TTATCHES ASD JEWELRY of every description. GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND ALL TIME.

GOOD GOODS AT FAIR PRICES. AT WHOLESALE, No. ISO BROADWAY, iCitg fMus antr Gossip. THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 12.

Petit Larceny. Thomris Leonard, arrested yesterday by Officer Layton. of the Forty third Precinct. Is charged with bcins concerned with others In stealing a flreee, valued at $10, from Mary Fleming. The prisoner 1b held fir examination.

Recovered. Officer JIcMiilion, of the Forty second Precinct, yesterday recovered at tho second hand clothing store of Mrs. Riley, 07 Hudson avenue, the iHtir of pants which were alleged to have been stolen from one Thomas Moore, by a marine named FUggine. No arrest made. Naval Intelligence.

Brevet Lieutenant Col. John L. liroomo, Major U. S. Marine Corps, has been ordered to astntne coinmnnd of the U.

S. Marine Brooklyn, vice Col. Wm. L. Sliullle Trorlh tlelachi tl.

Col. Broomo tho brother in law of our reiicctvtl fellow townsman. Dr. George Coch inn. Hi Eirvi all during the war with great gal Jantry, and lias irly won any honors ii.

iu the power vf the Koveniment to bestow. Petit Larceny. Two laborers named Michael Farrel Bemand Diusham were arretted yesterday evenins by Officer Clarke of (he Precinct on complaint of John Mullins who nouses thorn orstealllns a quantity of building stone from the corner of. Flatbush and elyhth avenues. The stone valued at $30 are the property of John Mullins.

BunaLAitY. Perter Mc Anility residing at 37 Front Btreetreports to the Forty second police that some time durlnc Tuesday last his stable In pig tail alloy was entered by burglars and a sor. ell horse and a set of truck harness of tho total value of $15 stolen therefrom. No clue as yet to the thoives Took Pants. An Irishman named Patrick McOrath wnn yesterday arrested by Officer Mnck cllor, of the Fiirty eighlh Precinct, on a warrant issued by Justice Cornwell, in which Michael Connolly charges him with stealing fiom him a pair of pantaloons of the value of $0.

Tho evidence being insufficient the prisoner was discbargod by Justice Cornwell. EAGLB OFFICE, St P. AT. THE DOUBLE TRAGEDY, THE COBONEU'S IKVESTIGAHON TO CAY. A SCENE INTERESTING TESTIMONY OF THE NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS OF DECEASED.

Price's Attentions to Mrs. Fall He Be coninicmls Medicine lie ilv'a Feelings About Price's Visits The In ventilation Still Proceeding. It having been announced that an iut.ue would be held to day in the case of Mrs. Fall and daughter Jennie, who were found dead in bed ion ihe effects of poison nt their late residence. No.

8 )7 Atlantic street, on Monday last, a large crowd of po pie, impelled by eager enriosity lo hear what was to 3 said and to sco Price, congregated about tho Coroner's ofllce, nnd patiently waited the forthcomilntr of developments. The ofllce of Coroner Lynch was crowded to an unpleasant and disagreeable extent. Tho people wcroall eagerand anxious, and gazed upon the suspected Prico with that expression of dlstrus'. and condemnation so characteristic of euch cases. PRICE reached the Coroner's office abnnt nino o'clock tho time originally announced for the inquest, bat owing to tho tardiness of lnrora, and other oflloials, the investigation did not commence until some time after.

Price was accompanied by bia father, and a number of his friends. Ue looked care worn and anxions, and took bis seat in a further corner of the room, and partook of a slight breakfast brought in to him by ono of the officials. His counsel, L. S. Chatfleld, was in attendance, and conducted the examination on behalf of his client.

A large number of Price's irienda came in to see him, and sympathized with him. Tho time before the opening of the investigation was occupied by Price and his friends in earnest conversation. A SCENE. A scene, thnt caused quite a market sensation among the people present, took place a short time before the inquest began. Price was standing in the Coroner's private room, conversing with a number of bis friendB.

He was standing in a position not to be seen by any person outside unless they approached the door. Tho conversation wbb beltg hold in a low tone, and Price and his friends Becmcd wholly absorbed in it, when the outside door opened, and Mrs. Price, accompanied by a female friend entered the room. Sho was visibly agitated upon coming into the room where there were so many people, and passed quickly toward tho inner room, to escape the curious scrutiny or the persons assembled. She was about crossing the threshold of tho door leading to tho coroner'a private room, when she ralBed her eyes, and met those of her husband Price.

Then ensued a scene. A sickly palor overspread her countenance, she gave utterance lo an exclamation of surprise and terror, staggered back a few paces, and would have fallen had not her lady friend Bupportod her. At tho same time, Price retreated to the rurther end of tho room and took a scat, where he conld not be observed. Mrs. Price was led to a chair, where she sat trembling like an aspen and thoroughly unnerved.

A glass of water prevented her swoon.ng, Mr. Price was removed from the room, and Mrs. Prico 6afely Installed therein ont of sight. After some delay, caused by waiting for witnessos and jurors, Coroner Lynch announced that he was ready, and the investigation proceeded. The following ecntlemen were sworn in a3 jurors in the case: John W.

White, No. 125 Pacific street. Thomas McC'aflery, No. 851) Fulton street. William Parker, No.

1GT Fulton street. John Mason, No. 155 Fnlton street. M. H.

Amerman. No. 247 Fulton street. Thoe. Tigney, No.

22C Fulton street. A. S. Manna, No. lfll Fulton street.

Alter the iurois had become seated, a oucslion arose as to the cross examination of witnesses. Tne counsel for Price, Messrs. Chatfleld nnd DeWitt, held tne following conversation wita tne coroner: Mr. Chatfleld 1 claim that my client is entitled to croBs nxomine the witnesses, and ask thnt it may bo done In this case. Coroner Lvnch Anv witnesses vou mav have whose testimony bears on this case will lie examined.

I never have allowed any cross cxainiuation of witnesses. Mr. W. 1). Witt In the case of Cunningham, there were witnesses cross examini and aa it has been Ihe practice, I think we may be allowed in this case.

Croner Lynch I have no jurisdiction over other coro noci's. 1 never haveallowcd cross examination and I don't think I sliall in this case. I he case then proceeded and the first witness called was one of tho tenants of the houcc, wherein the tragedy took place. EVIDENCE OF WILLIAM JOnNSTON. William Johnston, of No.

307 Atlantic street, being duly sworn, testified My place of business is at 307 Atlantic street; went there on the first of May, a year ago am not tho landlord of the house I rented tho whole house from Mr. Meyer on the first of May last I rc rcnted a portion of the house; on the 12th of Seplcmbor I had two rooms on the upper floor to let I was out in the forepart of the day. when I came iu, my wife said there had been an English woman and a man there looking at the rooms the two lower rooms were empty, and my wife told mc they wanted the two lower set of rooms; this female came to me and said sho would hire the roomB. and buv a set of furniture I had ex posed for sale at the door, if I would let her havo the rooms; there were lour rooms on tne noor; occupied tho rear rooms sne paid me tho rent in advance, aud she paid me Jill for the furniture Bhe told me she had bad some furniture stored in a drug Btoro, at No. Whitehall st; don't remember that she told me tho name of the person; she) said it was stored there when she was in England I agreed to bring it over for two dollars this was on the 12th of Seotember I asked her what her name was, and she Bald Mrs.

Foil that is the way I spelled it; that Bnme afternoon I went to Now York and Mr. Price helped mc on the cart with thom I brought tturnovcr; on that morning I bad been putting down tho carpet and she said she would pay me $5 a week she paid the last of It last Saturday wheu I was pulling up the bed Mr. Price came in; he looked nround and said bo liked tbe furniture but not the carpet; sho said she liked it; Mr. Price Bald he would like to have tho bed iu the bed room Bho paid tbe rent up to to y. mhat do you know about tho death of Mrs.

Fa uuuie three or four weeks ago she was taken suddenly sick, but she got up after, and went around; sho appeared much depressed in spirit. A week ago, the little girl came into tbe Btore and said Oh I Mr. JonnEon my mother has fallen down stairs." My wife came down, and the tittle girl went for a doctor she went to New York, and Mr. Price camo over with her I think ho brought other doctors then. In the evening I met Mr.

Price iu tho hallway; ho spoko to me; it was between six and seven o'clock he told me that he owed bis life lo Mrs. Fall; that in time of sickness sbo attended to him, and he thought it bis duty of look alter her I don't know that he sard anything else. PRICE'S VT8ITS TO THE HOUSE. Mr. Price was a constant visitor: he came there four and five times a day.

Last Friday I saw Mr. Price and her pass my door; it was between eleven and twelve o'clock; can't say mat 1 saw Mr. prico at ter; saw airs. Fallon Sunday morning, between eight and nine o'clock sho came In my room for a pail of water Bhe appeared the same she seemed depressed inspirits; between ecveu and eight o'clock in the evening my wife went into a closet this closet la like a passage irom one room to another; tho door to Mrs. Fall's closet was locked; when Bhe came back she Eaid my frlend'b" in the room, meaning Mr.

Price she always called him my friend" just at eight o'clock there wns a tap at tho door; she asked my wife w'. at time it was: Bhe saidr'my dear, it is eight o'clock," and about nine o'clock wo beard footsteps going out she Enid "my friend's that is alfr can say night; on Monday morning I saw the woodman come to the door about twenty minutes past my wife came down stairs and said, "Oh, William, Mrs. Fall and Jennie are dead." I then went to the Btation houBe; it was about twenty minutes past nine they sont an officer up lo the bouse I came back with the ofllcor and waited until the coroner came; I then went to'Ncw York, and Mr. Price came over with me; I thought it strange she left the door open, sho was so particular the woodman said ho turned the handlo and the door opened I could not state how many boxes I brought over from New York; I could not elate the size I found Mr. Price at tho etore I told bim Mrs.

Fall had Bent me over for the furniture I had no conversation with Mr. Price my wife knew Mr. Price was In the room when she went lo the closet by his voice I got up on Monday morning about half paBt seven o'clock. I enter the store from a Eide door in tho say I ever epoke to Mr. Price only tbe night he came there, and the night Mrs.

Fall fell down stairs I waa not acquainted with her before ahe hhed tbe rooms; never saw Price beforo he cimo to the house Mr. Price came in when I was putting np the bed I have seen Price come in and go out ire quenily have Been him as early as nine o'clock in the morning; he was a vory frequent visitor; Mrs. Fall was a very cheery woman, and seemed in the best of health and Bpirits until she was taken sick; I don't know of any one elss being in the habit of visiting Mrs. Fall Bhe told me one day that Mr. Price's father aud mother visited her I have stated all I know about this case.

By a juror When I went over and told Mr. Prlco of Mrs. Fall's death, I said, Mrs. Fall and Jennlo were found dead In bed dead in bed, said he. and turned and spoke to a clerk, saving, Mrs.

Fall and Jennie aro dead. The clerk eatd tt is unfortunate you did not go over this morning Mr. Price came over with us he spoke of a man he bad met in tho halt way. on Sunday evening, ncd of beer that he drank with Mrs. Fall that it had made him sleepy he said tho man in the hallway was a low set man, and had on a low slouched hat I told him there was a low set man in my room about this time he bad on light pants bo said the man hod on light clolhes he said that his wife was a woman of vory vindictive spirit and tbat ne thought that his wire had sent thla man to take Mrs.

Fall's life; Mr. Price did not appear very much excited or surprised; Mr. P. came over with me directly to tho Police station the officer said it is my orders to bring you over to Brooklyn ho came quite willingly TESTIMONY OF MARGARET JOHNSTON. Margaret Johnston being sworn testified as follows I reside at 307 Atlantic street I have been acquainted with Mrs.

Fall Binco Bho came to live with me that was tbe 12th of September, about two o'clock in the afternoon aB near bs I can remember she called on me at tbe store Mr. Price was with her no one else. IU PUBSUAJrOE OF AS OHDwn. nri latt of the Ton of Now Lots, deceased, thi, required to exhibit the ftme, witb the vouchtn iherinr to the obBcrlberK, the at tlie At TJlplao Van Blodcren, In tbe Town or new or before the Klb day of February next. Dated 19th, 1S97.

MAltTIN .1. DURYKA, JOHN .7. DURYKA. SKCUV, V1.PIAK VAN EUiUKllKU,) inHUwto'U rST PUKSUANCH OF Alt ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDKK, of tbe Cconty KlngBT Notice li bereby riven, accordlnfr to law, to all persons baring clatmi azalnit KOBEKT R.BTOUX Jr.

late of tin City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the una, witb the Touehen thereof, yic lubscrlben. the rxecn'ors, at Hie Horo of Robert Kn'Kbt, ict Tulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or before the 10th day or May next. Iacrt, Nor. loth, 197. JtOfeEKT It.

STOft Y. I "UlawGm ROREItT KNIGHT. Kxeculora TPUKSTTANOB OF AN ORDER OF WIL. thn "llu 1,10 Toucucrs wcrcor 10 we iqb ritv oiVew Voruio, In the tSfoci DeWber lawfim JAKES K. niLL.

Kxeo tor. ORDER Oi Co7t'yLoVB XvKcV'aiSS lrvw, to all person having ctms HeSV.tV ATItANDlS B. late Of Cttsrof rilyi. dee ttat ttiey are reanlred to exhibit ihe iuii. with thS roneher; thereof, to the aabscrlbors Urn admlniatraton, it theoeiceof JT.

V. Jarnea a cub atrcot, fa rtiaCHyofNcwYorlc.onor oorete aaih Oaf of Uv ceinhor next. Dated Jne 24th, Kb; lemawtoT Dm Llil JAM S. nl, IN PURSTJANOE OF AN ORDksil OF TVTLLIAJf D. VEDKR.Eiq.arrOtate of ttieOomty of Kingc: Notice IB hereby glTon.accordinrtn lw, to all persona havlnc claim agafnat ROBKKrs.

IJOHrfrs, late of the City of Droofclyn, doceaied, that they are ri. Calred to exhibit aame, with tba yonchera thereof, lee anbeerlbcr, tbe adminlatratrix. at her rcaldooce.it Nerth Oxlord street. In the City of Brooklyn, on or ore the Jdth dv or June Tiext. Derertber 6th, 1Si.

ELIZABETH DOWNs, AdUUilratrix. (9 law'm IS PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VERDEIt, Surrogate of the County of King: Notice it hereby given, according to law, to all perron having claims 1 xalnat George T. Neale, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the aame, with tho vouchers thereof, to the ubscrlbera. the admlnlftrators.

at the ofllce of Samuel Wlltcta. 303 Pearl street, In the City or Kew ort, on before Ike 5th day nf April next. lhtcd Sept. SOth. 1S67.

MARY NKAI.K oct HawOm PAMUBL WILLrVfB. Adminlitratorf. JN PURSUANOH OJTan ORDER Of WILLIAM VEEnER, of Kings, notice la hereby given, according to law7 to aft having clalma against OltANutll.DltAI'ER.late the City of Brooklyn, deceased, tbatthcy are require tc exhibit the same, with the vouchers thrrror to the anb tenber, tbe administratrix, at her residence, ion Cnnrrren atrcct, In tLe City el Brooklyn, on tu foru the Jaih dav of May next. Doted. November aim, 1867.

lawsm'M MARY E. DRAPER. IN PURSUANCE OF AN OKDKR OF William D. Veeder, Furrogato of the county of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against CHRISTIAN II. 8AKD.

late of the City of Btookly 1. deceased, that they arc required to exhibit the Fame, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub pcriber. the administrator, at hli office. 11 South William street, In tbe 1 Ity ol Kew York, on or before the third (3d) day of May next. Dated October Kth, 1867.

THEODORE V. SAND, ociO lawfmo Administrator with the will annexed 1M PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VKIiDElt, Surrogate or the Cooai ty cf Kings: Notlco Is hereby given, according to law, to al) persons having claims against BAHBA HA RDB SO, Ibte of the City of Brooklyn, decoaped, lust they aro required to exhibit tiie same, with tlio vouchers thcr of, to the subscriber, the executor, at his ofllce, 1(0 York street. In the City of Brooklyn, on or before the 20th day January next. Dated July Iih, 1SC7.

lylSlowiimF" IGNATIlfS i'ATTI. Bxecntor. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER WILLIAM D. VEEDEIt, Surrogate of the County of iilns Notice is hereby given, accordlnc to lav, to all persona having claims against K. IIbsrbi.

Ji.i.v, ate of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with tire vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, tho Executors, at the Long Islund Bank, in tho City of Brooklyn, on or aofore the 5th day of Majr noxt. Dated October alst. r. RTEPHEN ii. IIERRIMAN, 1 ocSI lawfimF SANFOKD culill.

Execntora. IN PURSUANCE OK AN OHDKU OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER, Surrogate of the Counts of Kings Notice Is herby given, according to law, to a persons against IIES'UY y. AN DREWS, lata of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they aro required to exhibit the same, wll the vouchers thereof, to the sub scrlber, the administrator, at the otllcc of Lowroy, Fran sloll and Foren.B'J Nassau ttreet, In the city or New York, on or before Uie 11th day of March next. Dated September Sth, 1SU7.

A fCUSTDS C. FliANSIOLI, Administrator, se61a CmF IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, ss. At the City or Brooklyn, the 15th day of November. A. 1SJ7.

The undersigned hereby glvci notice oC his afipofrit. ment as assignee of Horatio N. StalTord, or the City of Brooklyn, In the County of Iv.ttig and State of New Yorfc wlthin aid District, who tins hern adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the Distrlot Court of said Dls tiiat. To nlfilawswS JONES Asslirnre. 0.

I PUItSUA (JtcT FA Bit OF A WILLIAM I VEEDER. Bnrrogaro of the County of Klujs: Notli'C In iH rehy given, accordlnfr to jaw, to vll persons claims against AL11ERT P. fateof theClly ot Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required 10 exhibit the same, with the voucbora tc (V' morii i'i, the ii'lailnl tratix, at Iter residence. No. 155 Krnklfn avenue.

In tlio Cuy of lliooklyu on or before the W.h day uT 1 Yliruary net. Datoa Auirr.it i7th, 1PK7. A. FOSTER. aul7 law; rr.S' Adm n'iralix.

tho will aunexe d. 8" 0 A CE" l)B AN (JItDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER. hnroSKtc of tho County of Kings: Notice is hereby givfii, according to lsw, to all persons having r.mims utrulr.t JOHN I MtE DKLL, late of the Ity nf Brooklyn, deceased, that vhoy are required to exhibit the same, with the voucIi ts thotcof, lo the FubPcrlbrr, the adiiilnlstratrix, nt lur resMonco, 244 Raymond btrc In the City of lit joklyn, on or boforo tho Will (lav oTMar' nixt iMtcl September 11th. 1967.

CilAULOTTE 1:. FUEDELL. Administratrix. IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, sa: At the City ot Brooklyn, the 15th day of November. A.D..1WI.

The undersigned hereby gives notice 01 nls appolnlmenC aa assignee of Francis Good.r.un. of Uie City of Uroo. lyn. In the Cnuaty of Kings, and State of New York, within said District, who has been niUiidvcl bankrupt upon his iwi petition by tha District Court of said District. To utc lawSw.S CHARLES JONES.

Assignee. 4C IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OW WILLIAM D. VEBDKR, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notlco Is herotiy given, according to law, to all persons having clelms against RRBROCA. HINCHilAN, late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit tbe Barce, with the vouchero thereof, to the subscriber, tbe administrator, at bis real dence.Tenth street, near Second avenue, or at the ofllco of C. J.

Jack. S3? Fulton street. In the City ot Brooklyn, an or before the 15t day or Angust net. Dated Vfcr. arv ftb, IS67.

CHAHLES UINCHMAN, fe8 4awCmF Admlnlitrator. with tho Will ancexod. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP WILLIAM D. VEEDER. Surrogate of the V.W.IJ.

Jl niUKB. 1. UV.WJf linen. nU'NMiail UJ law. to all persons having claims p.a!nst (iEOROK C.

A. BAKER, late of the Town or liriVLirnd, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to trie subscribers, the Administrators, at the of flee ot Alexander 11. Coulter, 40V East 20th street, iu the City of New York oe or before U10 zjlb day of February next. Dated August lTUi. P1T7.

FRANCIS Z. BAKRh. ALELANDEK U. CODLT aal7 iawfim" AdmiTiistratore. IN BAHKUIl'lUY KASTEllN DIH THICT OF NEW Bs: At the City of BrOttk 'yn, tbe 90th day 01 November, A.

D. ItCT. The underslgDed hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of Herd tmtn F. Mctea'f. of Oraucc, In the Statu of N' Jeriev.

and Samuel Dilnian, of Brooklyn, In Ihe Countv of Kings and stale of New York, within said district, composing tlio firm of Mctcalr Duncan, who have beeu adjudged bankrupt on their own petition by the District Court nf ruin d.trlet. BKS.IAMIM V. L1IT, r.30 1aw3wS Asslcr.ee of Me'calf A Duccaa. I'N PUItSUANCK OK AN OUDfttt OF WILLIAM I). VEEDER, Surrogate ortho Coon of Kings: Nctlce Is hereby according to law, loan ptTFons having claims azalnst JOHN BERRY, lato of ttio town of New Utrecht, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the san.e, with the vouchers thereof, to suhsci the executors, at the residence ot p.lchard J.

Iicrry. In the town of Flaihush, on or before the sixth day of January next. Dated July 2d, 1W7. RICHARD J. HURRY.

1 Kxivninrm lySlawtmW JANE M. VAN UltUNT. "'ecn'ori, 1NPUltHUAsCK OF AH OKDBR OF WILLIAM D. VEItDEK, urroKav cf the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persona ijavlng claims against W. st is, ime Ul lite Ultv ui urooaiyti, u.

uia titer arc required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers office of A. M.S. Ihomnson, 83 Nassau street In tba City of New York, ou or beforo the 15th day of Moveza ber next. Dated May9tli.wri. CHARLOTTE B.

Sl'ENCKH, HENRY W. I'KNCKU. 1 ttJlaw6' LN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER, Surrogate of tbe County Kings Notice Is hereby given, rtcrordlng to to law. to alt persons having claims against WILLIAM CILMORE, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required lo exhibit the same, with the vouchero thereof, to the sirtucrlbtrs, the administrators, at the residence of Daniel Van Voorhla, '291 Jay street, lu tho City ot Brooklyn, on or before the at day of Decambor next.

Dated May 23d. 1WJ. WILLIAM H. GILMORK, a dmlnlstratora DANIEL VAN VOOIUIIS, Aominutran. II IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DIS THICT OV Kit VOlfK.HS! At ttic Cltv Of Brook lyn, the id day 01 December.

A. IW: The undersigned hereby glv. notice of his appointment as ashlgnce or Robert O. the Cllv ot Proofclvn. In tho Cotinlv of Kings and State or New York wlirnn sam ristnci.

who n. ufen aojuuvcu a hankrnpt upon his own petition by the District Court of saM I'Otrict lawSwTu CHARLES JONEfl. Assignee. ae. I BANKRUPTCY, EASTERN DIH I trlct of York, ss.

At tb Cltrof Brooklvn. the BOIh day of November, A. D.1R,7. The timu rt igru tl lu renv nonce or ins.ippointmcnc as Assignee of sttplmii P. Andri of tht City of Brooklyn, In the Counts of Klns, and State of New York, within DUlrlpt.

who has adludgt a barikrun nnnn blv own petition by the JJJecitct Court of said District. d3 luwSwTu CHARLES JOtlKfi. Assignee, etc IN UANKRUPT CY IN THE DISTRICT Court of the Culled States for the Eastern nistrlot New York. In ihe matter of Alexander Rois, Bankmpt Notice Is bercbv given that 11 piiitlon has been tiled in said Court, by Alexander Rosi, In said Olstrlct. being only flfcjarfti itatKiupi itnot tne 01 L.ongrns 01 Match lbfi7, for a discharge an I cerildcaie thcrei rrom all hi tl.

M. and other provable und.r ealtl ct. and that the 4lh tlav of January. I at o'clock, A.M.. nt ihe olllcc of Fjiielbrrt s.

Mills. Regl.Ier In Bankruptcy at No 141 Montaitu In the city of lltook lvti. Is asslgnctl for the hearlr.g of lie fame, wlh'n and where all creditors who have proved their debrs, and oilier pfrfotiB In ltiterc.it in ty ntt nd, and sliow ciuse If nuv they have, wbv Ihe pravcr of tlt said fn fbould not be granteti, aim that the second arid third meet Ins 8 of crcoitoi will be hold at the eau.e lime and place. Dated at Rrooklyn, on Ihe nth tlav nr December. ISU7.

,112 oawlllT BAMI'EI. T. JONES. Clerk. BAN RU PTC IN THE DISTRICT Court of the t'ntred States, for the Eastern District of Kew York In the matter or John 1.

Welncr, Bank iotlee Is hereby given, that a petition has been Died In said Court, by John I. Wclner, lu said district, duly declared a bankrupt under the act or Coign's of March 2. 1W7, for a discharge, and certificate thereof, from all his debta and other claims provable under ald art. ami that the 191b day of De ccruiitr. A.

D. IM. nt i o'clock 1. bforc said Court, nt the oSire of Oi'orge H. Register In Bankruptcy ai con.ci of Broadway nnd Kirat street.

In the City ci Brooklin, is assigned for tno hearing of tbe same, when and where all creditors who have proved tbclr tlebts, and other persons In Interest, may attend and show cause, If any tliey have, win the prayer of culd petition should not be granted, and tlt.it the second and tbltd meetings of creditors will bo held at the same time nndplscc. Dated at Brooklyn, on tbe 21st day of Norcm 3tlaw3wFr SAMUEL T. JONES. Clerk. IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERNi DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, At tbe City of Brooklrr.

the 2dlh day of Norctubcr, A. 1SJ7. Tbe undcnlgncd hereby glrn aotlce of his appointment aa Assignee of Oeorgc tbe City of Brooklyn, In the County of Kings and Slate or New York, within said District, who has beeu adjudged a binkraut on his own petition by tho Dlatrlct Court or raid District. nM lawiwF CHARLES JONES, Akilgnee, tc. INUBSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D.

Bnrrogate of tb County of KIngar Notlce la hereby siren, accordlnr iJ YaS. t11 Pe7on having clalma against 8AMITKL oi HORN lata of the City of Brooklyn, deceased thai ihey are tea aired to exhibit Ihtjsaine, witb tbe vonchers ihcrt' pf. to the subscriber, tbe executors, at the oflicc of William J. Osborne, William street. In the Clir of hew Y01 on or before tho sixth day of February next.

listed August 1st, 1S07. SAMUEL S. OSBORNE. Execatora. WILLIAM J.OSBOltNB.

i Bc'or anJIswBmr utc ow psiiuon. uy VO rc rrvVES. AUl C291BW3F til" ptIltSUANT 92? vVncheF. y.T'.'; 1, cf said tircessed. al the rev ii.3ioU.ce hereby jtlrcn, according to law, to of Ofeo.

a. to l0t "1 rejlrot IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN lif. TRICT OF NEW YORK, as: Al the C4tyof lyn, Uie 2lb day of November, A. D.17 The UEderngncd lierebr give notice o' of ment as aislgnee or.IcltnJ. Ar.drrsof.

J.w rK. Brooklyn. In tTie Count) of Kings and" 'J krnnt WHhln sold District, wl'ohs been of said dlllrlot. 0 ANTED A rWMBBU. APPLY AT m.v i tie nvenne.

WA IS TED A G1KL FOK GENERAL housework, who understands cooking, wastilng ana Ironing. Apply wiui ruiereuce oi sa uinot rtaco. 2 WAITED AJS AMERICAN OK GifiK Knn girl, anout 14 cr 13 years of age, In asm ill umlly. Ono wanting a good homo may apply at 63 Fort Greene place. WONTED SALESWOMAN WANTED at 32 Fulton st, Call between? and 9P.M.

or 8 and 9 A.M. WANTED A FIKST ULASS OOOK, washer and ironer, German preferred: only those who have good reference. Apply nt Monroe Placo. WANTED A THOROUGHLY OOMPE tent girl as cook, washer and lronor: ono willing to fo some general wort. Apply Immediately with references at VS9 Carlton ave.

WANTED A VERY NEAT, EFFI olont and trustworthy Protestant girl as chamber "laid and seamstress, or waitress in a small private rami" ly. Call Icr two daj at her present employers, 191 Wash ingtoti st. ANTED AN EXPERIENCED nurse, either EneltEh. German nt enlnrert. in ic cnarae rwn rniiorcn: Det oi city roterencc required Call at SI Reiuscn st, before 2 o'clock.

dl'J 2t WANTED A CAPABLE GIRL TO to take enre of a baby during the day. Honesty and neatness required. dl'st ANTED A PROTEST ANT WOMAM to do the conoral housework of a famllv of two persons: must be experienced, obliging and well recommended. Call QtSSi Navy st, near Lafayette ave. WANTED A REPECTXBLE GlttlTAS plain cook and competent laundress best city reference required, Apply at ill Schenncrhora st.

dll2t WANTED A THEROUGHLY EXPER encid cook, washer and Ironer in a family offaur persorif one who perf ctly understands her ousmoss. una can manage a furnace, nnd bring: sood reforence from her last place. Can apply immediately at 55 ColnmMa st. dll ANTED A RESPECTABLE of 16 years, wlBhes a situation to do housework or to take care of children; the best of city reference. Call nt SSO Fnlton ave.

dll at TAN TED A COMPETENT WILLING girl to do the general housework of a small pr' vate family; good city reference. Apply at 29i Adclphi t. dll at WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework: muBt be a good washer and ironer, and come well recommended. Apply at S3 Lawrence st. dl08t ANTED A ONE HORSE FEED wagon or truck, with HhiHtne: siics: one that wi'l track.

Apply to HARRY RUSSELL, 74 ifultonst. d6 3f ANTED IMMEDIATELY. A GOOD dressmaker. Annlv at Miss KENT'S. 316 Fulton 91, near rierrepont Br.

aFTED A WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework must be a good plutn cook, washer and Ironer. Apply nt No. 831 Jay at. dio st WANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO operate on all klndB of sowine machines; all branches taught perfect, and recommended to work. Machines for snloand to rent Opera ors sent out by tho day or week.

All kinds of famll. sewing and quilting done. Clonks stitched for the trade. Fun clcanod and altered. Apply at SlMyrtle ave.

nrBtfloor. n52mo WANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO Operate on Singer's and Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machines: all branches tnnght and recommended to work: also all'klnds of family stitching and quilting done bv on experienced operator. Apply at 182 Fulton up stairs. n29 2mo SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectablo girl, as chambermaid and waitress; best of city reference It required. Apply at 406 Adclphi Brooklyn.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE rspectable young girl, that can do general house! work or urv stairs work, who is a good ironer and washer car jBorve a private family: can get tho best of city reference. Pleasa call for two days, at No. 103 East Warren st, WANTED A SITUATIONYA small girl, 11 yearsof age, to attend a baby and make herself generally useful. Call for two days, at 175 Yorktt. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE pectable young girl as chambermaid nnd waitress; best city references.

Call for two days at 35 Sidney p'acc. Wa7n td a situation bya young glrJ, lately landed, to do chnmberwork or take care of children and sew; Is willing to so for mode rate wages and make herself generally usefal. Apply at 47 Wlllouebbyst. WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY EF lieient and hardworking girl, a situation plain cook and flrst cla.s washer and ironer, or would do general housework: no objection to a respectable board inghouse; good references. Apply at 4 Sands 6t, near Fnltcn basement.

WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN wants a situation to do gcn.ral houFcworklu a Ertvatc faudly; good cpv reference from her last placo. all nt S12 Hlcss st, first floor, front room. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spect ddc girl 10 cook, wash and Iran: no objection to do general housework la a small family; has good city reerencc. Can be seen for two days at the corner of Navy and Lafayette over the grocery store, first floor, front room. WANTED BY A WOMAN WITH A fresh breast of milk, a baby to nurse at hor own residence, 46 Willow Place.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE speet able young girl do general housework and plain cooking, wninlng; best city reterenco given. Call at 91 Gold bet. Water aud Front sts. dll St AN TED A SITUATION BY A RE speotable colored woman as chambermaid, where there arc no children; good reference given. Apply to Ho.

(old No. 8.) Court st, between Atlantic and Statests, In the crockery store. dll at WANTED A SITUATION BY A young man In a store, or at an) tiling where bo would be willing to makchlmsctf generally useful; understands the care of horses, and has good reference. Address box 103, Eagle office. dll at WANTED A YOUNG PROFESSOR OF French would tike to with meet a young gentleman who would be willing to board in the same room with liim.

To any one desirous of learning the language this would be a good ooportunttv references given and required. Address LITERATURE Box 16 Post office, dll 2t WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spcctable married woman, to attend a confectionery store or bakery, or toy store. Address E. Eaple ofllcc. duo tf WANTED A SITUATION ASGOVFR ncss; a pleasant home ra'her than hlph remuneration; would i.ot object to taking cnargo of a houso.

Acdress Miss E. R. Richmond, Maine. d9 4t ANTED A SITUATION BY A respectable girl, to do chamberwork and sewing; Phe has been working eight months nt drefiamaklng; can opeaie sn wneejerjx: nson mncnine. loriwo ar nt 232 Cc nrt et, opposite Bergen st, In tho paper store.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spcctnblc young American as flrst cla83 cook, wnpher nnd Ironer, or wonid do cennral housowork; has the beet city referencee. Call at 222 Bridge st, In tho rear building WANTED A LADY, A THOROUGH musician desires a position as organist In a Protestant church moderate salary required. Address MOZART, Kajile office. WANTED A YOUNG LADY DESIRE3 a position as visiting governess in one or more lamllics, her couiflB ofinstructlon embraces the elementary branches of KnpHsh, music, references given and required, Address Miss M. Brooklyn O.

for two days. dll2t WANTED A SITUATION BY A VERY respectable Protestant girl to cook, wash and iron or will do the general housework or a genteul family, is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; city reference. Apply at 71 Main Brooklyn, 2nd floor. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE epcctable plrl, lately landed, to do gencr il house cuamberworK ana nurinr: is verv Kina to cmia rcn and willing to aako herself generally useful; has good references from the "old country." Apply nt 4 Sands, near Fulton, basement. Wanted a situation by a re spectable girl, as lcundress, or would do general housework for a private family; no other need apply" PIcsfc apply to oOHwdion avc.

ANTED A SITUATION AS WET nurse, bv a vonne married woman: several moiiths' refere.ee from her late employe Call for iwo onyx, ax. unnion st WANTED A RESPECTABLE MAR rled woman Irishes a child to wet nurse at her rfn residence. Apply for one week, at 285 Plymouth Bt. WANTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman wants asftuation in a small family, for general housework: Ja a good plain cook, washer and ironer; wages moderate; wants a good Iniuc for tho win ter; has rood reference from her last place. Call for two days at Myrtle ave, in tbe Btorc ANTED A SITUATION BY A VERY resnerlftble.

well recommended vounir wo man, as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general housework: will be found efllcinnt and Industrious, nnd bas the best of city reference. Apply at 4 Sands st, near Fulton, UUP tMUL'UL. ANTED A SITUATION BY A VERY nfildlent, crlrl ns frood nlaln cook, and flrst WfiPhnr and Ironer. or to do frcnnral housework: Will be fonnd wiring, industrious and economical, and has good rererenccs. Appiy ac.

Danua er.ncar uu'mj, WANTED ASITUATiONTrJY A RE epcctable young woman ns plain cook, washer mid Ironer; huB good city references. Call for two days at 23 Atlantic avenue, opposite Elliott place. WANTFD A SITUATION BY A young lady ns dressmaker. Apply at 150 De graw tt, XKT ANTED A SITUATION BY AN Enillib wnmnn in mnnt.hlv nnrun or to take churgc of nn infant fiom Its birth, or the care of mvanu; gooa reiercnce. Apniy at ii Fourin avenue, for two diiys.

WAN TED BY A RESPECTABLE youcg girl, housework in a small family, or chamberwork and waiting; haB good reference from her lasi jjmtf. uii uir; uiion ave. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE Erglish girl, a situation as good plain cook, washerandlroner, with a prlvato family; has no objection to do housework, and has the host ol city references io feiiow. lease cau aino. tu uuon WANTED A SITUATION BY A respectable young woman, as chambermaid and waitress, has good references.

Call for two days, ail6 uiub ol. XJr ANTED A SITUATION BY A neat cmclcntnnd trustworthy girl, to do cook irr. waslllnir and ironlner. or ennriil hou ieworli In nn economizing, willing and respectful servant, and seldom changes her plaip; has the befit of reference. Apply at ANTED TWO RESPECTABLE EN TT glisb plrls want situations together, as cook and chambermaid and waiter.

Cau be seen for two days Y7 ANTE A SITUATION BY A tT repnoctable vounv woman to do ereneral houe work in a small private faml up stairs work; tia3 four years' city reference from her lust place. Call for two uiiib at mc norineast corner oi auuuuu uv. uuu iota Bis. ANTED A SITUATION BY AN EX perlenccd woman in private American family as re i ui as 3 cook, uuu aasini wuu iuo wusumi; uuu uu Ing; can produce the best city reference from her Io3; employer, uau uu seen lur iww u) jrar. near canton air WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE gpectable girl at dressmaking orplaln sewing, at her own home, or would go out by the day orweeK.

ieasecaii at uo Auannc siM ursi noor. ck ruum. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spcctablo ycung girlto do general housework in a small private family; Is good washer and ironer; lately lanaca; fdc nas recoinmenaauooB irum uur iu.i place. Call at No. 31 West Warrcu street, in the froat uuncuivui, lur iwu us jo WASTE A SITUATION BY A rci pectable young woman as flrst class cook.

wanner ana ironer; one unit unuerBtanus ucr uusiness; gooa cny reierence. uau lor two uayB a. ro. wuui' WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE speotable yonng woman to do general housework in a Bmall prlvat, family, or would bo wlllme to do up Btairswork, or to assist In washing and ironing; has gooa city reference. Pleaeo call at 405 Columbiast, top ANTED A SITUATION BY A rcfinntnhln Aiiup Wr.

inn no vf llnnl rnnlr whouci uuu ii uiiur, wiiD ioiir years reierence irom ner iai pint: ieasc can ni uergea sr. Yr ANTED A SITUATION BY A TK TT Bpectable young BnglUh and Protestant girl as noree. or chambermaid nnd. sewing. Call at 180 East warren nr.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE. epcctable yoang girl to do chambermaid, or general houseworK: wllllnR to go for moderate wages nnd a comfortable home. Please call at 139 Nassau at, Brook' yn; can ue seen rur two uay TN PURSUANCE OB" AN ORDER OB" JL wllliaju if. vu snrrogate of tbe uonnty oi lags: oueo uereqy vea, accoruine to law tn All norccin. linvtnp r.lnlni.

nffnlnat nm7prr DILLON, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, tkat thej aro required to exhlolt the same, with tho vouchers thero of, to tho subscriber, the Executrix, at the ofllco of and J. Z. Lott, Fo. SWllfonehhy street, In the City oj Brook, lyn, on or before the 4th day of October next. Dated uarcn mm, idoi.

2 lawOmP MAItY JANE DILLON. Bxecutrll. TN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DI3 XKH. "fj 'UKK, es. At the City rr t'ook.

lyn, the SOth day of November, D. 1867, The undersigned hereny gives notice of Ms appoint mentas assignee oi Almeron Whitehead, of the City of Brooklyn, Jn theCounty orKlngs, and State of Now York, within said District, who has been adludced a bankrupt upon blsownpetlHoaby the District ConrtorBald District. d3 iaw8wTu JONJSS, Assignee, Ac. TO EX OH AN Or A GOOD it. ot tjjt i uii uu uvu, nriiosiyn, YXT ANTED TO KENT FOR A TRM oi years, a nouse wituiniour oiocKR or the City UrooMyn.

Address H. G. No. 17, Clinton st. WANTED By A MAN AND WIFE without children, two or three rooms in norl vato larrily, suitable for honsekeoping.

AddrtBS SAN FORD, Eaele olllcc. slatlnc terms and locality. ANTED A HOUSE OK PAKT OJf one. for two or three veara. fnr fmiiv nfthmp voncltr rnnf Tint tn nronnil a Tl Efleleofflce.

dl3 2t 7 ANTElj TO PURCHASE A FIRST clnB brown fitonn front hrnis wit.b nil tit mnrt. eru improvements, good location, price not to exceed tu fio.uw. stating iu, u. diO ANTED PROPOSALS FOR FILL juii auuu, favui or uiri, on a level, Hiue 01 backlnrr piece, on iho north, south, aud in front Archer's uiu K. ttea hook.

Apply at Ktmsen sr artf r'r r. m. d9Ct n.D.BKOOKMAir. WANTED A COMFORTABLY (UK nlsbed house, ten fci twelve rcoms, with modern nlcusantlv located; convenient to care anil ferries. Address E.

P. Box KH, N. Y. P. O.

d7 if WANTED A SMALL FAMILY DE slrr to rent in a prlvato house, without board, two or three roon or a floor, furidshed or unfurnished; rent must bemodorate, and will he paid la ndvaace. Ad dreBS, itail. terms and location, Ealo ofllcc. or Station New York. WANTii'D FOR HOUSiSKErJf iNti a small family of four persons, a Hoar in a pood house and neighborhood, with brivlletrc of kitchen, hath nnd closet.

Address A. li. C. Box Pose Ofllcc, S. T.

d7 2t WANTED 50,000 POUNDS OF OUC SCRAP PAPEit The highest price In the city Saidforold newspapers, white nnd colored rags, oiti rats, old copper, old pewter and lead, foil, old hats, AH orders attended to free of caarae. JAMEr: DISISCOLL. No. 9 Prosnect st. Ie2 6m BOARD A LADY CAN FIND A COM fortable home and good board by applying at 335 Hicks St.

BOARD A GENTLEMEN AND WIFE, or two single penrternen can obLnln zootl board and pleasant rooms at 212 Livingston bet, Hoyt and Bocr um Et. BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, with excellert board, in a genteel private family, opposite Dr. Cnyler's church; references exeban geJ. Apply at 73 South Oxford st. (112 2t BOARD WANTED FOR A GENTLE man, his wile snd child, 7years old, within fifteen minutes' walk of Fulton and wall sts.

ferries; with one larcc and small room connecting. Address, stating price, c. M. E. Box 101 Eagloofflce.

2t BOARDING A GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommodated wl'h a room, wltr tiro and ens, wlih or without board. Inquire of MBS. W. D. ALDER, in Fourth avenue, between Dean and Paclflc sts, eizhth bousi lrrm Pacific, ft.

BOARD TWO OK THREW SINGLE gentlemen con secure pleasant rooms and hoard at S80 Cumberland st. near Fulton avc; cluhtcen minutes' walk from the ferrleB. dl8 2tTB BOARD TO LET WITH BOARDA larac back parlor, baDdsomcly mnn and wile; quiet family; few boarders. Inquire at 25 Clinton st. 4f BOARD A VERY HAND30MBLYFURr nlsbed oack parlor, suitable for gentleman and wife or two tingle eoutlemen; also a room on 3d floor; house coutnlrs all modern improvements; terms moderate; Ave minutes' walk from Fulton ferries.

Inquire at 75Midd8ghst! mast BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with a pleasant room a' hoard In a ptlvuto family, hy ttn K. buik tit; lerui. luuuerabe. U14 Ol" YOUNG MEN CAN lie accommodated with comfortable rooms, with fire and gia included rma $fl per week. Apply at 29 oiuroDia at, cor.

ropiar, near uiton rerry. uv. Kt BOART) A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, who desire a good home, can be accommodated Willi a pleasant room, furnished; private family; no other boardcrp; on car rontc, Greene avc. twenty live minutes from ferry; terms moderate. Address W.

T. Esg.o office. dll BOABU LARGE FRONT ROOM ON the floor, FUltable for gentleman and wife, or Fftgle gentlemen oho, a ha'l Dfdroom. convenient to all tho ferries. Call at MS Vashlntou st.

dll 4t BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and 1 19 wife, in a central location, dttier with furnished or unfurniEhed room. Address, with B. Box 4201. N. Y.

P. O. dll 2t BOARDING TWO LADIES OR TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms, at tto. Division in private laaiily. BOAttD 24 SANDS STRitllT a gen tlcman and wife, or to single gentlemen, who arc willing to room together, can ue accommouateu with flrst class board an fr nt corner room: house cont'ilns all modern Improvements; live minutes' walk of Fu'ton ferry.

dll6t BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD TO gentlemen and their wive, three larrro and nlpn Ear.t furnished or uufurnlshed; terms from tic to fill per wecK. uau ur one wetu nt las Atlantic street. BOARD TO LET WITU BOARD, A froct hall loom furniphed or unfurnished; house nas all motrn lT provemcnta. Apply ac aai Atlantic between Ilond anu Nevins. OA RD TWO YOIJNG GENTLEMEN JJ willimr to roem toorether.

ran have ilrst rate ac commodations aud Rood board on very reasonable term, for the winter. Also room for one yotuur lady. Apply al No. 45 dyrllo avc, between Pearl and ft. dll 4t BOABD AT 22 SANDS BROOK front room to let to Gentleman and wife, without children, or Mingle gentlemen wiih hoard, dll 2t ARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or shicrle entlemon can be nccommod ited with poodhoard and home comforts convenient to frrles reiercnees exciiangeu.

appiy ai Aaams st. uu ut" BOARD A PRIVATE EAMILY HAV ing more room than they require, would let a front room to gentleman, or two willing to room together, with breakfast and tea; no other boarders taken. Apply atjso. uaiiiEon riace, iiamson bc, oetwcea umicon and Court. dll at BOARD A FEW SINGLE MEN CAN obtain board and simile beds, if desired: aleo a large room on second iloor puitablc for a man and wife or mnU family, or a party of single men, $0 per week, including fire and Eaa; aleo two KinglQ ladles can be accommodated: good table; live minutes walk from tho ferries.

Apply at 131 York near Bridge. dll 6t BOARD A FRONT HALL BEDROOM to let, with board, to one or two gentlemen, in a pleasant location and convenient to two lines of cars; also room for others; terms moderate; dinner at tlx o'clock. Coll at 71 Yanderbilt avc. dll 3t BOABD A'FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN and the w.vts can be accomini dated with good board by calling at 209 Washington st. Dinner at d9 2i BOARD NEAR THE WALL AND So.ith ferries: a tileasanthome is offered to a or Eirgle genlKmtn: nouse has modern iinprovementR; a good table; dlnnerat fi; terms for two personB, from 1G Apply at 33 Jo ralerron st.

BOARD ONE OR TWO CHILDREN will bo taken to board in family where they will have all the comforts of a home. Inoulre at Bedford avenue, 9lh house from Myrtle, next door to tiie carpen ter BOG p. UV 1" BOARD BROWN STONE HOUSE, PRI vate family, two elegantly furnished rooms; sop bratc or together, with board fir gf.nL eman and wife, or two irentlenu'n. alFO a loom for two erentlemen with board, containing hot and cold water at $1. tor two.

No. bT wyckoir 8t near onrtBt. a BOARD PLEASANT FURNISHED btck room on story to let with board, alao 'hall bedroom. Apply d9 2t BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS, OR FUR nihed front room without board; within live minutes' wain oi vv an st. or ifiuton terries.

Apply at wo 107 l'lu tapple St. d7 3t BOARD A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED room in a llrstclB3 brownBtone housa, containing all modern improvements; to let, with board to a gf.ntle rnan and wife. Apply at 119 Schcrmerhoru Bt, bet. Smith and Hoyt sts, d7 at OARD ROOMS TO LET, WITH hoard, suitable for vouogt eentleniun. or a famllr: no obiectlons to one or two children: house has all tho modern Improvements; location one Oi the best in Brook ln; table ge.od.

45 Nassau st, between Washington and Adams, near Fulton ferry; for permanent parties, terms reasonable. 3TF0K OTHEH B0AKDIN6S SEE FIE6T PAGE. FOR SALE. FOR SALE 15,000 BALES OP HAY, 200,000 huBhelP of oats at New Vork pr ces. In lots to suit at Pacific stores, foot of Atlantic st, aud 100 Columbia Bt, near Pacific.

N. B. BARBER. dl 71, FOR SALE A LADY HAVING BRO ken up business, will sell at less than cost her remaining slock, consisting of French and American bats. Feathers and BJrdB; also 26 yards of Ins rain carpet nearly new.

Apply for oLO.week at 8 Clermont ave. dl3 6t I(XR SAl7E 75 COWF6R SALEr IS 1 very cheap, and gives rich milk: the owner has two and onlv use for one. Call on Mr. ALLEN, cor. Bod ford and Lafayette ayes.

FOR SALE A GREAT BARGAIN, A a fine 7 octave Rosewood Piano, carved legs, only used a thort time, will be sold If calif on Immediately below ccst. No be seen at El Llvingiton st.Sd houso froui tbe cor. of Rocrum. dll at Ii'OR SALE 15,000 BALES OATS 1 200,000 bushels at Now York; prices In lots to suit purchasers at Pacific stores foot of Atlantic and litO Columbia near Paclflc N. B.

BMtBER. dll 6t 171 SALE A MILK ROUND FOR snle cl cap, in South Brooklvn. Call at VAN WORT ROBINi.ON'B,235 Myrtle ave.botwcenO and 10 o'clock, A. M. dll St FOB OTHER FOR BALES SEE FIRST PAGE HOUSES TO LET.

TO A PLEASANT SECOND floor of house No. 18i Adams possession lmmc dlatelyif required. diast TO LET SECOND FLOOR OF SIX rooms; water and other conveniences; or would rent to two smal. families; rent molcrnte; convenient to cars; In a good neighborhood. Apply at No.

4 Carlton nvenue. dlj 2t TO LET OVER W. W. MEAD'S FAN cy store, fourth door from Poarl st. In Fulton av, two largo airy and Upht rooms, and one large cloBct, to a small respecinoieiarnlly; water and waste pipe on the floor, and gas If wanted.

Possession Immediately. nrQ LET A. ONE STORTmSlNG50 JL by 43; two full lots well inclosed, with line sheds and nice Rtable and connection with the sewer, and a ifood ofllcc. Apply to JOUN FAGAN, Hick st, corner of Harrison st, South Brooklyn, N. Y.

St mo LET IMMEDIATE POSSESSION four rooms pleasantly situated on Atlantic ave, to a family of adults only; rent low. Apply to CHABLKS SMITH, 162 Montagne st.Brooklin. 8t Tro FURNISHED A LARGE room on second floor, wiih excellent closet, with out board; terms moderate, including furnace, ss and bath; family private. Apply at 165 Clinton st, for three dajs du 2t TO LET BURNISHED THE LOWER psrtof a house, 5 rooms on Qnincy st, cor. Marcy location very pleasant, and within half a b'ock of Gates ave.

cors. Inquire on the premises. dll 6t dll LET 2 BOX STALLS. APPLY AT tbe Club stable. 273 Clinton near Deeraw.

dll2t LET FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET JL to single gentlemen or for light housekeeping. No, 10 Harrison Place, first house from Clinton references exchanged dll 2t TO LET 2 ROOMS. 1ST FLOOR AND basement kitchen, on Fulton ave: nice apartments; to a Email family. Inquire at store 16 Myrtle avc. dll 2f Pf FOR OTHER TO LETS SEE FIRST PAGE.

HOUSES AND CARRIAGES, FOR SALE ONE BUSINESS SLEIGH good style and in good order; also one plnano body sleigh; nlEo, set of hub runners to fit on wagon. Inquire at tho harness storo in Bedford ave, one door from Myrtle oveL FOR SALE HORSE, WAGON AND harness, all In good order, valued at tHu, to bo sold Tor t55, must bo sold. Apply for three days to MELLISH, 269 Adams st. FOR SALE A FINE CLOSE WOOD top wagon, for $50, worth three times the money; It will suit any light goods pedlar. Apply 282 Fulton st Sd floor.

dia 2t OKSALE AJBROOKLYN AND NEW York wagoi and route all la good pr uur uoiiiK goou uusiness, wm ue auiu cueup. ii inulro at lis niton st. arj2f ITIOR SALE A NICE BLACK HORSE 1' ncurly 16 hands high, gontle in single aud double harness. Apply at 133 Atlantic st. or 75 Paclflc.

dUSt. HORSES BOARDED FOR THE WINTER In Dutchess N. IcrmB 12 per month. Ap ply at tho Hardwaro store, 510 Columbia St. dll 6' Ii'OR SALE A BAY HORSE, 6 YEARS old.

15J. hacdahigh, warranted kind and true; also Drown Canadian pony. liX bnnds high, six yea's old, very stilish; can trot fast; warlantod sound audkiml, to bo told very cheap. 180 Concord Bt. near Gold.

dtOSt OOKER'S 1 ttttt Tftw tunwrn, Invite attention to his stook of Top and no Top Road wagons, Doctor and Park Thaetons, Coupe and Open Rocsawnys. Ordors taken and completed with all the Myloandlroprovetnentsorrtha day: equal to any New York work, und very low prices. Repairing, in all lis brarcbes, promptly executed. Second hand oarrfagss taken in exchange and for sale. n26 lm ravel, Calcupa ConcretionB.

and broaklng discharges of Skin Eruptions, Sores and Dicers so quick nn 1 core so permanently as tho K. R. Resolvent. Prlco t3 per doze, or tl per jottle. No 37 Maldon lane.

N. II. From 13 to 3 Dr. Eadwny can be consulted free of charge nt 87 Malden lane. Persons suffering with Kidney and Chronic Diseases, aro invited to call dust An Old Quack on the Gridiron.

If you want tomake a fool swear, tread on hi! corns. Dr Woloott has hurt somebody badly. Let the public guess who. One thing Is sure. Certain parties who once did a thriving trade by mixing np Cayenne pepper and turpentine, and under the cloak of falsehood induced many to purchase this ftcry trash a3 a relist from pain, have gone up.

Of course the public were sold for the Lostrura created so much smart on tho surface that they did not fed anything hut flro. Dr. Woloolt has taken ihcson by the breeches and turned them iasido out, and they arc to day tho laughing stock of tho community nobody to buy their mouldypdysic pllla that they had prepared for stomachs none to buy their liquids, for a child once burned It quite atisflcd. These men howl like los demons, and beg their victims to purchase the balance of their stock. Of course thoy curK Dr.

Woloott a.id his Pain Paint as the sourco or nil their misery. But tho Dr, langln In his sloovc to soe them kick an bite to get out of the not he cansht them in so nicely, and the public will get enough entertainment and fun to drive awjy dys pepsia and the blues until skating is over. In the meantime Dit. Wolcott's retail sales average over 1200 per day, besides finding lime to relieve pain at once free of C06t for the crowd that dally collect at his ofllco A large back room will soon be ready, where at least a dozen people can bathe all at once in that most delightful and Invigorating remedy Pain Paint. Dn.

Woloott especially Invites all who suffer from paralysis or de. bilify. No charge for consultation or pay accepted for removing any pain in the body or ou the surface at once the most popular place in the city. 170 Chatham square New York: 24 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn; 50 Winter 8treet Boston. All pills create disorder, and you And All physic eurc to weaken body, mind All liquids, hot, en ate a surface pain All jrnpB, soothing, will benumu the brain.

All proper food and fruit new life Instill All Medicines create a greater ill All natnre fiicht right reaeonUamnB the foe, A relic of a thousand yearB ago. And every patient who has ever been cursed with drugs, and all who have been singed with pepper liniments or Spanish flloi, will say amen most emphatically. MABBIED. Nr.wjtAK WAttD In Lafuiette aveatte Presbyterian Church, Brooklvn, by Rev. IT Cuyler, Wednesday the nth Dec, Okorgk A.

nkwkan and Alida A. Ward, both of thlr. citj No cards. Suite am.mis On Tuesday, December 10th, by Rev. Edward Jcssup, Benjamin M.

Smith to Henrietta, daughter of Samuel Sammls, all of this city. Hnow.v Laird In Brooklyn, on Tuesday ltilh Inst, nt the Church or the Holy Trinity, by Rev. James C. Bkowx, of New York, to Annib Laird, eldest daughter ol William U. Arthur, Esq.

DIED. Myeks In ihls city, of Pneumonia, on Monday, Dec. 9th, John V. Myers, aged 63 years. The Irfcndfj and relatives of the fnmlly are respectfully invited to attend bis ftincral from tne residoncc of D.

I. DeNyse, No. 2T6 Navyst, Friday, 13th at 1 o'clock P. without further Invitation. Bi.anke At his son's residence on Wednesday morn lno Dec.

lltb, SiEKicn Blanks, in the 00th year of his agi. The relatlvc? nnd Mends of the family are invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his son, George C. Blatke, 263 Sackett st, Brooklyn, on Friday afternooa at 2 o'clock. dll at Mahox In this cllv, on Wednesday, Dec. 11 Hi, Robkbt Mahox, late of Donegal, Ireland, In the 41et yeur of his age.

1 he funeral will takn placo on Friday, at 2 o'clock, P. fiom his late residence. No. 161 Hoyt street. The remains will be taken to Flatbush Cemetery.

Jot Suddenly, on Tutsdv, tho 10th Lewis Joy, ged fa years. The friends and relatives or tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Ids bite rosidtmcc, No. CB Willonghby st, Friday, Dec. 13th at 2M o'clock. Ciiiixott On Thursday, Dec.

lath, Helen young csr (mummer ui uuuu uau cuuum ifiiiicHl. Time ol innerann to morrow napers. V.s;,' Nostuand In this city, Wednesday, Dec. 11th, Isaac Van Nostband, In tho 03d year of tits age. The re mains will bf taken to Farmlngdale, Queens Co, L.

lor Interment, and the funeral services will ho held nt ttie Friends' Meeting house at Bethpag. on Friday, Dee. 13th, at rio'clocK." The friends nil relatives of the fainilyaieieEpectJullylnvited to attend. LOST AND FOUND. LOST A BANK BOOK, NO.

15401 ON tic Irving Savings Hank. The Ondcr will please leave it at the Bank, 90 Warren (t, N. REWAED S10 IF THE PERSON WHO took the opora glases from 1G Putnam ave, will crop a Itno to Box 75, Brooklyn P.O., fitariog iwor when they can be had, he will receive the above reward, and questions kcd. dl2 at BEWAltD LOST ON THE 10TH, fl lP by a poor roan, a pocket book containing about JtfO.oo in nionev, and a railroad receipt of the l.orr.e and Ogdcnsbnrgn railroad, ihet vcon" the store of Mahuken, on the cor. of William and Van Brunt South Brooklyn.

aDd middle pier Atlantic Dock. ine nnuer win comer an everiabiiuf; Hpon inc lorserby leaving It at CALEBS, No. 7 Counties Slip, N. 1 receive tne anove reward. dll at' LOST THIS MOHNtNG, IN FULTON st, between Johnson and Wllloughhy sts, a pfilr of cvt GlasFes, mounted with gold.

Five dollars will be paid to any one who will leave them at 150 Clinton street, between Congress and Warren ets. dll 2t tfiOUHD A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND dog, with a white nose and spot on his neck The owner ran have him by calling at JOHN FITZPAT lUCK'S liquor Btoro, cor of Nevins and President sts. dll 2t I OST ON OR ABO OT THE 20TH ULtf, a spotted Eneliah coach dog answerB to the name ot "Jack." A liberal reward wilt be given by returning him to b. P.COLLINS, Museum Hotel. 0,8 and 10 Atlantic st.

dI03t" HOUSES FOR SALE. FOR SALE FROSPECT PARK BROOK lyn, the whole fronton the parade ground about 40 acres fortalu low. Apply to E. 11. LUDLOW 3 Finest.

4t FOR SAL TO CAPITALISTS A splendid dunce for investment; a three story brick store aud dwc Itlne on Gates ave: In rrood order throaerh out; can he purchased for terms made to suit; this property Is paying a net bonus of 600ovcr and above. Interest, InBuranco and taxes. Permits ot A. KNOWLTON, southeast corner Fulton and Portlacd aves, or 141 Montague St 3t OK SALE CHEAP ON CANTON tl'rce Bt rr. bieh stoop.

Ijassmcnt and stib r.fillnr. PMladclplJlii brick house; contains gns, water, two water ciosciRiinu Mnuonnry wnsn iluib; prico wu, lerms to suit; thffi will pay a liandsomc bomi3 over and above in eurtincc. interest nnd fnxcB. For further particulars ap to hAiMYJUJUis, eouiaeusi corner auu 'orllaad ayes, or 141 MonttiKU i st. tOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT ON LA faycttc avc, fourth tioisc eaet from Bedford avo, north Elde, two ttorics high, biscment and cellar; havo nine rooms, plonty closets; have water, caa and llxtures In ovcry room and cellar; marble mantels, sll ling doors, plaza in iront, blinds to all wlniows, heater; IhU is a very desirable place; title parfect; terms easj; will be sold at a bargain.

Inquire of E. CHAPMAN, on tho pre mlses. dl 2t XjlOR SALE IN FIRST PLACE, BET. JL Court and Clint on a 3 story ann basement brown tone tront house: finest modern improvements. Apn'y to FKFEMAN WlLMIAMS.

Real li6t. and Ins Brokers, cor. Coutt and Itemsen us. dll 4t MEETINGS. OSU ISLAND LODUE NO.

382, F. JLJA. SI. The Members of the above Lodge are hereby ummoned to attend the next regidar communication, FUIDAY, Dec. 13tb, as special business will he brought before the Lodge.

By order of A. H. DAVISON, W. M. Jso.

H. Platt, Secretary pro teni. AVID C. AITKEN MUSKET HERS The reeuUr meeting of the above company takes placo atlleadquaiters, 80 Fulton st, on to morrow (FRl DAY'; evening, at half past seven o'clock. Punctualat teudaucc Is requested.

By order, JAMFS rjAMMAKELL, Captain. JosErn n. Wixteks, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTieE THEUEWILL BE A special meeting of atitu renimant at the Armory, on TUESDAY evening, Dec. 17th.

Every member is expected to he present, ns business of Importance will bo transacted. take placo, as urual, By order, S. C.N. CLAF.K, Captain Commandlne. O.

IV. VAynEKHKlDE, Orderly Sergeant. dl2 5t" EIPHTH WARD, GRANT AND VIC TOUY The loyal citizens of the Eighth Ward who are In favor of the nomination of Gen. II. S.GRANT for the Presidency, are invited to assemble nt the Hall on 5th avenne.

near 9th on Thnrsday evening, Dec. at 7 o'clock. forZthe purpose ft flriint P.lnf, John Spuoer. James A. Van Brunt, tYooancau, Thomas Money S.

B. Dutchcr, Win. H. Maxwell, loung, Theodora Ho'lenbeck, Garrett P. Bergsn, Thomas Pltbladdn R.

W. Potter, aad many others. St (OENTRAL GRANT CLUB OF KINGS COUNTif Amcettng of this Cub will bo hold at the Republican Headquarters, Postofllco Building, Wash inutonst, on THURSDAY evening, December 12th, at7X o'clock. Eich Ward anil Town Club ts requested to send three delegates to represent them In thts organization S. B.

DIITCHEti, Temp. Chairman. Chas. B. Morton, Recor.

Sec'y. dtost" SPECIAJL NOTICES. MRS. MARY GOODLIFF, LADIES' nurse, Nostrand avenue, second house south of DcKalb ave. dlj 2t INFORMATION WANTED OF MEL VLLLH McLAlN.

by his half brother. Janob Dick son. When last heard from he llv, In Brooklyn. Infor mation wonid ne inanKiuny received at JOHN EL LIOTT'S. ICS Hudson avenue.

UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK NOS. S30 and E98 Canal St. cor of l.nlght, N. y. SIX PKi! CENT LNTERbBT, FKFE OF TAX ON 5 Tt) $5,000.

Books in English, French nnd German. ASSETS. $1,360,413 62. dl2 lm WILLI HE GENTLEMEN WHO ASSIS ted In carrj Ing the untort unate woman who was run over by a Grcenpolnt car, on Tuesday evening last, between the hours of 7 and 8 P. please leave his ad drtis with Mrs.

Mead. Canton st. first house from Bollver, or P. II. Mead, 36 Fulton st, top floor.

3t OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMIS SIONER, No. 0 City Hall, Brooklyn, Dec. 12, 1867. Designs nnd estimates of cost aro solicited for placing Signs on the corner Street Lnmps, to a number not ex ciedlng five thousand (5 000 SJgos. Desleus and isllmatos will be received at the Ofllco of the Stret Corriiiissioiior until Mondav, Dec.

2.7d, 1867. KOBEKT FUREY, S'roet Commissioner. NEW YORK CLUB SKATES. $9.50. Ladies' skate; Jl.13 to $14.

Gents' do fi to $14. Boys' do $lto6 Skates rtround by steam power, same as new, 15, 20 and SOcts. Old Stand, ae Court st. near City Hall, dll lm BROOKLYN DENTAL INSTITUTE, removed to FULTON AVENUE, CORNER OF PEARL STEKT.Wllloughby Building, over Paint Btoro, near City Hall, cntranco on Pearl st. As good a set of teeth for $15, as Is made in the country.

All worlt" warranted. Extracting with nitrous oxide gas, without pain, 50 cents; without gas. "5 cents. No charge for extracting whan arrangement is mado for teeth. Come nnd tec.

DR. HEALD CO. dll Sin GREAT BARGAINS AT E. BERGEN'S, 1 V'1 Atlantic utrcct. 50 dozen of ladies' andimisscs' round hats, irom li cents to W.

dll 4t rpHE MUSIOALMIRROR. a volume in Vocal Music, with exercises, attractively arranged Clan together with a collection of wird; adapted to Sacred and Secalar cehSnii designed for public rrlnlSi mn classes? Price 75 cents. pSh mtv.K?11? 0LIVER DITSON ISw Xfshington Boston. CHAS. H.

DIT new York. ma tl AVifi OU BEEN TO THE CANT1V n.DnKi We have Jnstcomefrra there von shnnifi vnn nan not fall in belngBultcd. Sue.h i 8 CANDIES AND HOLIDAY PR RQT7WTK yau never saw In one store. Do not fall to and see free froai ma THOMAS WATSON'S CANDY DEPOT, dl211t 170 Atlantic sc. Brooklyn.

ECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COM PA NY. L. I. fftipc. Kn.

1 Montatrue slraet. nnn dim) Brooklyn, and No. St Wall Btrcot, (Mechanics' Bank Buildtna New York. CASI( CAPITALi IneuresBulldiogs, Mtrchandlse, Furnttuoe, Vessels in port and their cargoes, and other property against loss ordamegebyFlre. 1RECT0RS Daniel HoseaJVebstcr, L.

K. John IMc lfe, Geo.W. Birgen, Isac Carhart, Samnel Sloan, Barnet Johnson, 1 Thnj, Snlllvan, A.B. MuiPs, Van Hergen, Leonard Cooper, Daniel A res, Henry H. Crocker.Georgo L.

Shaw, John Baker, Geo. G. Haftlng Henry James, Robert. H. Bedell, Henry N.

Brush, Daniel Fornald, Johnllalscy, Wm. Marshall, Henry Boenim, fdwln Smith, Stephen L. Spader, R. II. Leveilch, ThOB.

Strstton, Felix Campbell, John French, Thos.D. Carman, Jacob I. Bergen, Robert J. Davles, Theo Polhemus. lr.oavld H.

James, Rus'cll W. Adams, JOHN II. BAKER, ircsitlcnt. DANIEL CHAUNCEY, Vlco President. Walteb Secretary.

In the cose of Kellam aenlnst Wells, reported yesterday, the Jury found a vcrotci of ,0 for the plalntlll. A COCTOIt's HILL WITCHCRAFT AGAINST IMBECILITY. A fomawh't novel case was commenced yesterday andcont niicd to day In tils Court. It was an action brought by Ur.trn Echarlrjih ngiinst Jacob Ross for medical services rendered a ton of the latter who about its If tb year had fucn Into a state ot Imbecility most distressing and revolting lncnarrieli r. A hundred and nriy vblts.extcndli over ome four months, were charge a and the Eum cr $500 demanded therefore.

A ma reed In nrevement In th. hov's hejlth was claimed by the plaintiff op to trr time his vls'u ceased The cast for the defence wis that ihe doctor agreed to cuie the hoy lor ifiSO that ho very rmwh Injured him, or at all ovont9 that the hoy ranliiiy gnnv worse under his trratmcat, and sccrtctf booked for toother side of Jordan; tint at last the doctor got to com. ing there drunk, when (hcywotibln'l him treat hoy, aud ho discontinued his visits. But thin was not all In describing tbetrea'ment'adoptcd, the fuller. wh is blnckBanitli.

stated that the doctor guvc him a scret charm, to be used for tho boy's beneiit. Ulcn't use Ihe charm, however, for If ho had he couldn't hive produced It In court, as ho old yesterday. It consisted of a few lines of German rhyme, which no German in court could Interpret Into anything hut a meaningless l.irgon about sound passing th air. This was enclosed in a piece of bine paper, folded In triangular form, and that again tn an old piece of newspaper, of Irregular thnpo. The articles was lobe used thus: Klist It was to he kept a prole unci secret, even from ils wife Second, it was to be Committed to memory, together with certain arbitrary In tho ma uln, whose meaning was arllied Into the witness, ns he alleges, ibr the Docior.

Thl6 process took hlin about three week? Third, ho was to go out In the night, turn tho nrst corner! pick up thetlrst pl'cc of paper loucd, and load a gun or pistol with Ihe charm and that niece of paper. Fourth he was to lire tho weapon out ofawlndoirat midnight. Then he woul find his hoy well next rriomnlng. The Jc fcndantluclgnantly denied had any tnonght of carrying cn such a plf.ee or.roolcry. but whenaked why he atdn't execute the prescription "Iho said he was asrald to; hcdldn't Ilka tho near proximity boy wbiih It suggested.

Counsel for the plalntlfr de Blied to exclude testimony on this point, unless tt could be shown that It injured U12 boy, but It was not admitted, thilopposit.R counsel remarking that what was poworfut for gotd. mien alEO be for evil. The 1 oeior denied knowing anything about the charm, anil sa'd he nevtrsaw It. The Jury gavo a verdict for the plalntlfr for JiM.10, tbe amount wblch the doctor hid asked In a bill rendered before ther ult was commenced. W.

L. Gill, for plQiLtifl. Pr.iv, Knacbcl Pray, for dtfenaants, "MOVE ON." John Green, citizen, sues Chester Brumby, policeman, for arresting bim on the stoop of h's own bouse, corner of Pacific unu Court streets, on tne evening of the 2ith ol Maj, 18Cn, berausc he dec.Invd to move od. It was claimed by tho defence that the corner in question hau a tad reputation as the resort of loafers, and that tho de fimdmtwas acting in accordance with his legal Instructions In dispersing ihe crowd which was congregated on ihe coritcr. CaFC on.

THIRD EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE, 3 F. 171. Stock Excbanee sates First Board. Nkw Yonr, Dec.l'.',!S07.

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131.. H7 5500 Ft 1 1 1 ni 6000 I' Ft Chi 2d 4SIik of Commerce 1I7K 10 Olh Nat lOIJi H7K 100 do b.10. Ili 100 do 2d clll 117V 200 Mil ft SI Paul 1)1. 200 Del Lack 112 100 Tot Wab pf 0tS 700 Erie Kail 72 IUW UU O.HJ l.l 1 no 200 dc roo do soo do 2d call am do 73 30011uilsou Itiv 1 "eo do n'v 100 do sun 100 do 2 1 call 550 ir, 200 (lo 50 New llav 115' 200 Mich Central li. 1 10 I'll nuii I II 100 do hlO 200C1CV Pitts IJOCIelCol It.

N. 00 do do 700 do 100 do 401 Chic IV nref fi! iit.ievc 101 11.M 1000 lioc'i li. 07 l.Hia puts Ft cn vin 50 do OOJS 22Tr.Kli'Hii l.s 1 114 Del II Uii 1C0 American Coal. 43 I OKDINAKTJR DIRECTING THE FENCING CLOSING OF VACANT LOTS Office of the Street. No.

6 (Htr HiLi Robert Farcy, Street Commissioner. The ayor and Aldermen of the City of Brooklyn, In Common Coutcll convened, do enact as follows Seo. 1 That the vncaut pieces or parcels of laui to be fenced on Third and Hoyt sts Smith Bt. E.S.,bcl. Thlro and Fourth st; Brooklvn, bounded by Smith.

Vevoe wid Worth Fccond Borgcft st.S.S. bet. Bona and Hoyt Bts, aro hereby directed to be fenced In or closed with a clBe board fence, eix feet high, ut the expense of the owner or owners thereof, to abate a nuisance. Beo. 2 In case tbe owner or owners of tho snld lots, pieces or parcels of eround, ehaU not comply with Uie Urtt acctif.n hereof, within ten days after the llrst publication of this Ordinance, the btreet Commissioner Is hereby directed to ndvcrtlne for proposals for dolnp te nflQoft eary work for complying vrlth this Ordinance, and he rtiait rcpnrt the ca'd prooosnls to the Common Council, to the end that the Common Council mav direct a contract to be made for doing said work, at the expense of such owners or owners.

Seo. 3 Notice Fhall be Rlvon to all noraonB affected by this Ordinance, by publication heniof In the corporation newspapers for ten fuecesfilvo aud mem for proposals as nforeaaid shall bc published lu such newspapers lor ten successive days. Sec. 4 The expense of the Bald work, which shall be done pcrpunnt to the second section hereof, shall bc us BCFPcd and collected In the same uiauner as for grading and pavliifr streets. Adopted, Novetnbcr.lt.

1867. Tnos.T. Hewitt, Deputy City Clerk. Approved. November, lHfiT.

15 10t SAMUEL BOOTH. Mayor. A ORDINANCE DIKECTING THB FENCING IN OH CLOSING OF VACANT LOTS. oHlce of the Ptrect Commissioner, No. 6 City Hall, Hobei Furey, Street Comu isaioncr.

The 2 ayor nnd Aldermen or th city of Brooklyn, In common Council, do enact as follows Sec. 1. That the vacant lots, pieces or parcels of land to be fenced on Carroll street, nonhsldc, between Hicks and Henry streets, are hereby dlrec cd to be fenced In or closed with a close board fence, six feet high, at the expense of the owner or owners thereof, to abate a nuisance. Sec. 2.

In case tbe owner or owners of the said lots, pieces or parcels of pronnd, shall not comply with the HrttPectlon hereof within ten days after thetlrst publlefir tion of this oidlnaneo.thc StreetCommUsloncr hrcb)' directed lo advertise for pi oposals for doing the necessary work for complying with thle ordinance. nd he PliaH report the said proposals lu tbe Comm' Council, to the end (hat the Common Council mr direct a contract to be mEdc lur doing tne said worK, at tne expenflo oi bocu owner or owners. Ku'c. 3. Notice Phall be Riven to all persms affected by this ordliu nee, by publication hereof In the corporation newspapers for teu Rucceei days, a.id the advertisement fcr prohoealp as aforesaid Phall be published lnsucu newspapers for ten uccefslve days.

gee. 1 The expense ol the sld work, which pbnll be done pursuant to the second section hereof, shall be and collected In tie same manner as for regulating, grading and paving Adopted, Nov. 11th, 1867. Tiioh T. HeWitt, Deputy City Cleric, Approved.

Noy. 13th, 1367. tot SAMUEL BOOTH. Mayor. OKDINANCE TO CAUSE SIDE WALKS TO HEFLiGliSD.

nffice otthe Street Commissioner. No Cltv Hall ert jjurey, oircci ommis ioner. The Mnyor and Aldermen of thoiClty of Brooklyn, In Common Council, do enct as follows Sec. 1. That the sidewalk In front of and adjoining the lots of ground to bc flagged on Jeffcrsou st, N.

Franklin and Bedford aves, bc flagged each lo tho width of six feet with first quality flawing stone, not lcr 9 than two Inches thick, nor less than two feet in width, and three fctt in length, true Finoott. on top, at the expense oi the owner or owners thereof. See, 2. In case the owner or owners of said lots, pieces or parcels of ground, shall uot comply with the llrst section hereof within ten dnya after the llrst publication of this Ordinance, tho Ktrcet Commissioner Is hereby directed toadvcrlJee for proposals for dolag the necs Fniy wor" Tor complying with this Ordinance, he pTihII report the said proposal to tbe Common Council, to the end that the Common Council may direct contract lobe made for doing the said work, at the expense of Euch owner or owners Scr. 3.

Notice sliall be given to aM persons affected by this Ordinance, by publication hereof in the corporation newfpapers for leu successive days, and the uiv.rtl.c ment forpioposala as aforesaid fhall be published lnsuch newspapers for ten fucceislvo Sec. 4. Tho expense of the said work, which fhall bo done pnrsuant to the second Fection hen of, sh.ll bc as Beesed nnd collected In the same mnnner as for result. ting, eradlng und pavlntr treets. Adopted, Nov.llth.lSfi?.

1 HUB. i JS. Wi I i IllfcJ jl.J Approved Nov. 13th, 1SS7. nl lOt SAMUEL BOOTIL Mayor.

AN OBDINANCE TO CAUSE SIDEWALKS TO BE FLAGGED. Ofllce of the. Street Commissioner, No. City Hall Kob ert Ktirey, Street Commissioner. The Marorurid Aldermen of the City ef Brooklyn, in Common Council convened, do enact aa follows Sec.

1. Tt.t the Klcew illc lu front of and adjoining the tnta of ground to betlagced on Gates ave, X. betwe B.dford and Held aves, bc flagged each to the wl3th of fix feet, with first quality flagging stone, not less than two Inches thick, nor lets than two feet In width, and three ieet In length, true and smooth on top, at the expense of the owner or owners thereof. 8ec.2. Incase the owner or owners of tho said lota.

Pieces or parcels of ground, shall not comply with the rlrFt section hereof, within ten data after the flrst publication of tbis Ordinance the Street Commissioner Is hereby directed to a verttee for proposals fordoing tho necessary work for complying with this Ordinance, and lieaha! report the said oposals to the Common Council, to tbe end that the Common Council may direct a contract to bc made for doing the said work, at Uie expense of such owner or owners. Sec. 3. Notice si all bo given to all persons aOVcted by this Ordinance, by publication hereof In the corporation neWEpapers for ten acccssivo dajs. and the advertisement for prop OB al as aforesaid shall be published lnsuch Dewpflper for ten successive dVB.

Fee. 4. The expense of the said work which Rhall be done pursuant to tbe Becond section hereof, shall be assessed and collected In the aame manner as for regnlatlcg, grading nnd pavlr.g strecLs. Adopted, Nov. lltb, 1867.

Tiioxab T. Dbwitt, Deputy City Clark. Approved Nov. lStb, 1867. nol lOt SAMUEL BOOTH, Miyor.

AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE FENCING IN OH CLOSING OF VACANT LOTS Office of the Street Cornmlfsioner, No. 6 City Hail Ilob eit Furcy, Btrcet Commissioner. The Mayor and Aldormen of tho City of Brooklyn, in Common Council convtnrL do enact as follows: Sec. 1. That tbe vacant lots.

plrceB, or parcels of 1 nd be fenced on Baltic street, Eonth Hd between Smith and Hort on State street. lonr side, between Bond and Kevins streets, are hereby drfectcd to be fenced in or Closed with a close board fence, six feet bleb, at the penseoftbe owner or owners theroor, to abate a nl eanco. Sec. 2. Incase the owner or owners of the eild Ion.

Slecesor parcels of ground, shall not comply with the rjt section hereof, ltbla ten day after the Urst publl cation of this ordluance, the Street Commissioner bore by directed to advertise for proposals for doing the complying with this ordinance, to the end that tho Common Council may direct a contract to be mode for doing the said work, at the expense of ancta owner or owners. w4 UM Sec. 3. Notice Pball be glTon to all persons affected br this ordinance, by publication hereof in tho corporation newspapers for ten successive days, aud the advertlsr ment for proposals as aforesaid shall be published lu such nrw papers for ten days. Sec.

4. The expense of the a did work, which abaTl bc done pursuant to tho second section liorcof, shill bo ecwed and collected in tho tutuo manner as for rczulat Ine, grading and paving atrccts. Aooptcd Novcmbe. 167. Approved Ko7c 7 15 10t SAMUEL BOOTH, Mayor.

TOTIOE OF ORDINANCE TO CAUSE bereby clven to SMi'St'M. mention of tbo'tJotn non CoiircllofthlsCltytoDassariord ntneo to causa Side, walks to be flagged in front or tho lots of ground 01 Bond St. bet neomr." nnrl TTnlnn i i Heller and naltlcBis n.m .7 vS 5 Dai sio gtate ii. hit smht oaa rijirSBbetJs' Second Placo Its bot.Srnitb iu iwiiiiii 1 iri is. net, noy and UondSt Wbers Sf six feel 10 11,0 eiUno 'to dlj tjl AT No.

157 FULTON ST NEW WINTER DELAIKES ONLY 12 2c. i. a i wr, sniw.r, I A MUK BESI MERRIMAC I'lIINTS ONLY law cts at Fnlton street Cheap store. HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL ONLY 12Kc. at FultonFtrcetCheip Siore.

Good Yard wide Shlrtins Jiusdu canU. at Fullon street Cheap Store. AUCTION LOT, ALL WOOL BLANKETS, at Fulton stieet Cheao Store. L0T. ALL WOOL SHAWLS, oi 2t at Foster Brothers, 140 Fulton st.

near High DRY GOODS at lower prices than has yet been offered LYNN. i iB Fnlton near Fort Greene place, nmmS: Invoice ot too celebrated Muslin is. per yd. q2S B' cachea Muslin 6Kc. 2'SS we.

T'K, "amsutta Bleached liustlnOJOc. 1 bale Atlantic Mills unbleached is. ner yd. hubleacheil Flannel Is. per yd.

4,000 yds. Shaker Flannel, all wool, yd. wide, is. jOdoz. fine Damask Doylies 10s.

per doz. Napkins per doz. EO'1 Huck Towcis 128. rJS.1 assortment of Table Damatk at low prlooe. i'errimac Prints Is S'SSS 'Ish dark Delaines lCc.

2.C00 yds. Black Alpaca 8s. our large stock of Dress Goods at rcduceu prices. our large stock of Shawls at reduced prices. wo.01 wultc Blankets tl IS a pair, reduced irom is 50 a nalr.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. A. T. STEWART Are now offering PARISIAN CLOAKS SACQUE3. ELEGANT INDIA SHAWL, LONG SQUARE, RICH EMBROIDERED SILK VELVET ROBES, REAL THREAD LAC POINTES, EMRROIDKIiED HANDKERCHIEFS, ALEXANDRE'S UNRIVALLED KID GLOVES In all shades and sizes.

RUSSIA HUDbON'S BAY SABLE, MINK ERMINE MUFFS, COLLARS, TIPPETS, suitable for CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, AT EXCEEDINGLY LOV7 PRICES. dl2 3t BROADWAY TENTH ST. STREET MOUNTEBANKS. Vaeqbast Physio Venders. Many uninformed persons are introduced to fly at once to ever jusrglcr and mountebank in physic Hint offers to pcrrorm wonderful miracles, free of cost, nnd by carelessly offering themselves as subjects of experiment for the applies Hon of nostrums by incxperrienced adventurers otally Ignorant or tho proprieties and the eff.cta of the agents used, suffer serious consequences from their credulity.

How frequently do wo tee In our puplic thoroughfares peddling Impostors experimenting on boys, scouring their teeth by powerful acid to whiten them, at the same time destroying tho gums and enamel. The ignorant and unthinking are wonder Elruck at the sudden change, but arc astonished in a few hours later to find their gums ulcerated and teeth destroyed. One of this class of street mountebanks 1b now imposing on I he public, misleading tbe unlmformed and nexperlcnced tn the use of this destructive treatment of painting with a brush tho body with chilling liquids that will seive the nervous sjflim as tho acid of the vagrant tooth scourer did tho teeth. We aro advocates of irce trade In health, and joyfully welcome all remedial agents thai are capable of doing good." But when there Is so sacred and serious a responsibility involved as life aud health, wo consider it criminal on the part of Ignorant pretenders to prescribe and apply remedial agents, the properties or which they arc Ignorant cr, especially when the remedies used poescss clc menis Destructive to health ana life and the penny a llne Bohemians who write their advertisements and induce the ignorant and curious to see the "strango man who differs from all other men," (who swabs the flesh as a painter's apprentice, tn his eirlylessons, daubs afonce), is equally guilty In contributing to tho trier. Avoid all such st aege beings and their Ill considered stuff.

Cheap ar no pay physic venders aro only profltahlo to worms and undertakers. R. R. E. Nature's remedy for the removal of pain.

THE TRUE RELIEF. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, only safe romedial in vogue that will Instantly stop patn. The Intelli gent render, on examining tho properties it possesses, will at once comprehend how this important nrincinle is secured, and will further discover that it does not stop pain Dyucsnoying tne siDse 01 perception, hut by Imparting healthy electricity to tho depressed and Impaired nervous fluids; equalizing the circulation, and withdraw Ing Inflammation. It Is to the weak, feeble trad infirm body, struggling for increased vitality and nervous power, what oxygen is to tho atmospheric air. Ills the life principle, and when taken into the system requires to be diluted with water, aa nitrogen modifies and acts as a dllutcnt to oxjgen; only the Ready Relief requires more of the dllutent property of water (It being more active In proportion than oxygen) to charge the enfeebled body with vigorous life.

Pain, through tho influence of the READY RELIEF, is removed in a natural manner, and the diseased ailment, or accident that causes it at once cured. When Inflammation occurs, the blood becomes congestel and its natural circulation Interrupted, increased prcssuro on the takes place, the perceptive ficultles, located in the brain, at once experience a sense of pain. The moment the RELIEF is applied over the scat of pain, Its counter irritant and diffusive stimulant properties withdraw the Inflammation and relieve at once the congestion. Its vitalizing properties Impart refreshed energy to the nervous fluids, and tho pleasurable emotions of ease and comfort aro realized at once; the natural warmth of the body (principle of life) Is sustained, and the remedial properties of tho relief quickly cure the cause. Deadening the sense of perception hy painting vv 1th chilling liquids does not remove the pain; the con tinned nse of cbllliug liquids with the painting brush will cause paralysis, palsy, loss of nervous energy, loss of memory, blindness, and all the faculties depending on the health nnd vigor of the nervous system will become impaired.

Price of K. R. R. 50 cents per bottle. 87 Maiden ane, New York.

dl03tcodTu GREAT BARGAIN3 IN FURS. LOOVIS BALLARD, 50 and 52 HOWARD NEW YORK. Will offer at retail, commencing MONDAY, DEC. niS ENTtllE BTOOK CONSISTING OP MUFFS. COLLARS, COLLARETTES, PELERINES, BERTHAS and TALMAS, in SABLT, HOVAL EHMINE.

MINK, FITCH, SQDIIiREL, CONEY, lie. Also, Goods for Geut lomen's wear In OTTER. HEAVER, CONEY, SEAL, MUSKUAT and NUTRIA. d5 28t FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS, Of all descriptions and prices, AT PAYE'3 Old Stahd Family Wine and Liquob Stokb, 181 Fulton avenue.

n25 6w FOR THE HOLIDAYS. EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS, FANS, COMBS, BRUSHES, AND FANCY ARTICLES, At JOHNSON 228 and 230 FULTON Cor. Clark st. dSStTTAB CHOICE AND USEFUL GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT JOHNSON CO'S, dD3t TTS FULTON, COR. CLARK.

RICH TRIMMINGS BEST GOODS. AT MODERATE PRICES. AND STANDARD SMALL WARES, AT JOHNSON 03 SteodTu FULTON. CORNER CLARK. HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL, 12 1 2 CTS.

ter yard, at COLLISS'8. Atlantic Mills Sheeting, 12c. per yard, at COLLINS'S. Good Prints. 8c.

best, i2Jc. per yard, at COLLINS'S. Bed Comfortables, $1,75 nnd each, at COLLINS'S. Fine all wool Ulnnkets $350 a pair, at J. W.

COLLINS'S, 152 Fulton venue, cor. Bond street. d3 3MuTS rriHE THIRTIETH ANNUAL BALL WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY NO. 1, IVlll take place at GOTHIC HALL, ON MOB DAY EVENING, DEC. 16TD, 1807.

MuEic by Connor's Fourteenth Regiment Band, dl St CONCERT AND EXHIBITION, By 200 pupils of Public School No. 16, lu tho ACADEMY OF MUSIC, WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 18. 1667. Admission SO cents.

Proceeds to purchaso plauos for the Hch.inl. ZDoors open at 6K o'clock. Exercises will commence ai u. txutht ja ri uuitai uuuuuciur. Committee of the School Jas.

McGee, Jas. M. Seabu rj, John H.Rhodes. ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE THIRD ANNUAL PROMENADE CONCERT BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1867.

Music by the2J Id Regiment Band. M. Papst and L. Centerno, condactois. Tlckctr, two dollars each, admitting a gentleman and lady.

Extra ladles' tickets, tl each. Thoy can be procured at any of tbe drug stores, and at the door on the evaingof tho Concert. dil 8 THE INSTALLATION OF THE REV. Henry M. Storrs, D.

as Pastor of tho South Congregational Cbnrch corner of Court and President wIlftaKe place on Thursday the 12th imt. Services to commence at tH P. M. The sermon will bo by tbe Bev. Richard S.

Storrs, D. D. dll 2t NOTICE OFFICE OF THE UNION Ferry Company of Brooklyn, Nov. 25th, 1857. Notice Is hereby given, by order of the Board of Directors of tuts Company, that a special meeting of the Stockholders of this Componv.wlll be held at the ofllce of the Company, at tho foot cf Fulton st, Brooklyn on tho 18th day of December next, at tho hour 01 12 o'clock noon of that day, to consider nd by vote determine upon the expediency of Increasing tho capital stock two hundrod thousand n261aw8w J.

A. PEBRY, Secretary, FI BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, ss At tho City of Brook lyn. the 2d day of December, A. D. 1867.

The undersigned hereby gives notice of his anpomt ent aa Assignee or Abrnm Allen, of the City of Brooklyn in the County of Kings and State of New York, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, upon own oetition, by the District Conrt of nald District. dS lawSwTu CHARLES JOKES, ArIo.ee, Robbed a Clothes line. About ten o'clock (his morning Officer Webster, of the Forty eighth Precinct, took to the station house a quantity of washed clothes which had been removed from a line. The officer saw the thief with tho property about a block ahead of him, and started in pursutt. As soon as the runaway found the offlcor gaining upon him be threw away the clothes.

The property is valued at $23 and remains at the Btulion house for identification. The Constitutional Convention yesterday surrendered nearly its entire session to the consideration ol propositions to adjourn to the City of New York. Colonel Clark offered the use of tho Seventh Regiment Armory. A motion to accept this offer occasioned lively Mlibnsteriug and the Convention adjourned without taking final action. Slight Fire.

A fire occurred about eight o'clock last evening in the carpenter shop and stable of Mr. Denyse, in Cheever place. It is supposed that the premises were tired by iucendiaries. Damage $150, insurance unknown. The place was set on fire yesterday morning by children making bonfires, but wub extinguished without damage.

The First District Police Court. The difficulty between Captain Rhodes and John Dolmar, tho new Justice of the above Court, arising out of the latter gentleman's determination to remoTe the officers of the Forty third Precinct from his Court Room, is not yet adjusted. In consequence of this misunder standing, the prisoners from the Forty third were not taken before Justico Dclmar this morning, but were tried by Justice Cornwell. Tho new Justico is therefore enjoying a large 6hare of olhim cum dign'Uute during the early days of biB judicial services. Attempt at Burglary.

An Englishman who gave his name as Thomas Collier, and his profession as a peddler, was arrested yesterday by Officer Lajton of the Forty third Precinct, on a charge of having attempted to force au entrance into the premises of llatthew Tourney, with intent to steal. At the time or biB Collier bad in bis possession 7 watches, 7 finger rincrs, 'and four pieces of poplin hich are suopoEed to have been his stock in trade. He was accompanied by a confederate who however managed to make his escape. The prisoner is held for examination. Temperance Meeting.

Ridgewood Division, Ho. SS, 9. of held a public meeting at the Otmond place Congrogational Church, last eveniug, Which was very largely attended, Silas Jennio Bulla, of New York, sang the" Lover and the Bird" very beanhfully, and was heartily encored; after which, eloquent, stirring speeches were made by Rev. Dr. Robinson and Rev.

Mr. Dunn. The words of the orator produced a telling oflect on the audience and thirty four came forward and signed the pledge, several nf whom gavo their names for membership to tho Division. New Mission Chapel. Among the many improvements in our good city of Brooklyn we have neglected to say aught ot the very tasty and commodious Mission Chapel Pacific streol, near Smith.

The building is of brick, with brown stone trimmings, and altogether Is a very unique affair, after the stylo of tho early English Gothic. It has been erected by tho First Presbyterian Church, O. (Rev. Dr. Van Dyke) and has grown out of the necesslvicB of their Mission Sunday School in that vicinity.

The building Is about completed, and, wo understand, will be dedicated during the holidays, of which due notice will doubtless be given. The Confidence Game. About 7 o'clock last evening, a well dressed young man called at No. 12 Columbia street, the residence of Mr. Aaron Fiolds, and gave to the servant a letter addressed James Gll inour, 72 High st.

The girl told him thero was no such person in ihc house, but the visitor asked her to take the letter to the gentleman of the house, and ask bim for information aB to the whereabouts of High st. The foolish servant went as he asked her, aud when she returned to the door found the stranger missing, as also was her master's overcoat, valued at $40. Mr. Fields saw through the little game and followed the girl to tho door, but was too late to see anything ol" the thief. Seventh "Waud Grant Club.

The members of the Seventh Ward Grant Club met last evenine at Oxford Dal, corner of Fulton and Classon avenues, the President, Joseph G. Ward, in the chair. The object of the moettng was to elect two delegates at largo to tic Central Grant Club. After the ordinary routine business, Mr. J.

Gatter proposed theinames of Dr. Sidney and James D. McHenry, which were duly endorsed by the meeting. This Club, which promisee to be a very useful and hard working one, is constituted as follows President Joseph G. Ward.

First Vice President C. W. Willets. Second Vice President Wm. Sears.

Secretary Mat. Farrell. Sergeant at arms Mat. Shaw. Dtli'eatcs Joshua G.

Ward, P. II. Colgan, Charlc3 M.Julian. Delegates at large Dr. Sidney, Jamos D.

Mctlenry. Recovery of Stolen Property. Some time during tho night of the 4th instant, the dwelling bouse of Mr. James Conlin, 1G5 Prospec'. street, and the house of Mrs.

Callahan, No. Ill Gold street, were. It will bo remembered, entered by burglars, who carried off clothing aud other property to the value of about $110. The next morning tho goods stolen from Mr. Conlin were discovered in a yard in Dickson ally, and Captain Jacobs this morning reports that Officer Smith, of the Forty second Precinct, yesterday arrested on board the receiving ship "Vermont" a marine, seventeen years of age, named Robert Westway, in whose possession was discovered tho property stolen from Mrs.

Callahan. Westway plead guilty to having entered both houses and was consequently committed to await the action of the Grand Jury, by Justice Cornwell. By Appointment. To avoid the usual tediouB delay so common in photographic galleries, one skylight is kept expressly for appointments for Oil and PaEtcl Paintings, Miniature and Colored Photographs at tho Sherman Fine Art Gallery. Al.V.V A.

PBAR3.VLL. Cartes Imperials." The latest style of Cartes de Visltc and the new Cameo Portraits" in colors. Don't Tail to see them at the Shcrmnu Flue Art Caller, Alva A. 1807. "VV'itli Artists, and Lovers of the beautiful.

Williamson's Cabinets," by tho "New Com. blnatlon Lens." stand unrivalled. Introduced August 1st, 18G7. C1IAS. n.

WILLIAMSON, Established 1831. Standard Silveu Plated Goods. Equal to any fujierior to many Inferior to DOno retaqin at just the n.akcr's trade prices. sclS tilljjl W. tick, Fulton and Johnson Bis.

Auction Sale of Holiday Gifts. This attractive tale commence to morrow at Gold imlth's Music Store, opposite City Hall, and Is 'a Une opportunity for purchasing valuable presents at auction pricee. The sale continues for a few cvenlngt. oniy. Tho goods to be sold on Friday aro on view this evening till 8 o'clock.

Best pianos to buy for service are those which are eo often placed In the parlors of our first citizens, by Matuews Slade: d74tcod 280 Fulton streot. Dr. J. R. Stafford's Improved Olive Tar Ointment and Iron and Sulphnr Powders a sure cure for Piles, Ecald Head, Salt Iiheum, Bnrns, Chapped Bands, nnd all diseases of the skin.

Ointment 25 cents per bottle. Ofllco and residence, 210 Union St. d5 IteodTh Beautiful Jet Jewelry, Onyx, Steel, Coralline and fancy Jewelry Just received for holiday presents Agency for Vulcanite Jewelry Co. T. W.

WOODS 283 Fulton st Wholesale and Retail. ocl5 eort 111 Jan The Sinoer Manufacturing Company's world renowned New Family Sewing Machines with Cordcr, Tucker, Hemmer, Braider, Qullter, Binder, Embroidery Attachment, Examine nnd compare the merits of the Singer Mactines with others before making a purchase. Principal ofllceln Drookiyn3jo Fulton nenr Pie rcpont in Now York 438 Brondway. dl tilljal ABtrakahn and Seal jackets for ladies, on hand and made to order, Biolow d7 10 12 14 lSujFulton Street, Brooklyn. Holiday Gifts.

Great reduction in prices of Plated Waro. Wo effer, until tho first of January, our large assortment ol Kich Silver Plated Waro, at prices well worthy the attention of purchasers. Lucius Haet 4 end 6 Burling sup, rost or John st new lone. dSiSt D. Smith Tboohbb relieve immediately congoi, colds end hoarseness.

For rale by all tfrHggtsU. prepared ny i. v. ouuiu a io, comer oi (on and Washington sts. IrMtJal Q.

Tell the jury wnat you mow aDoni tne case, A. Tbe furniture was at tho door bed room furniture. Mr. Prico asked mo the prico of it, nnd I told bim $45: be said I like them very much; Mrs. Fall said Bhe had been hunting for rooms for aomo time, but could get none; she said she had hired a suite of rooms across tho way, np two flights of ataira: Bhe said ahe had not a largo family; sne did not tell mc what family Bhe bad: Bho said Bhe had jnst come from England; eho had been there seven months; she said she had left a little boy nine years of age in England, and ahe cx Eected him here in a few weeks Mr.

Price and her ad a little conversation, and she said If sho conld get tbe JIB back from the man sho bad hired tbe room of she would come back and hire mine she went away, Mr. Price witb her could not Bay how long they were gone, perhaps half an hour. PRICE EXAMINES THE BEDROOMS. they both returned together Mr. Price nnd her both went up and looked at tbe rooms I did not go np Mrs.

Holden said to me it looked very strango that that man should examine the bedroom before bo would let her hire them she came down and wanted to hire the lower rooms I told her nay huBband waa Suiting down a carpet in tho empty room I had, ecauec I was delicate; she said she would pay mo $14 a month for them I advised with my husband and she came again in the morning and said she would take the furniture if I would lake $40 for them I let her have it and she paid me, not Mr. Price then sho went up stilrs and said if he would let her havo the carpet she would pay $5 a week for it Bho paid it all up. I need to Bee Mr. Price coming very often, and I asked her if Mr. Price waa her husband; she said no, but every one thought so she Bald Bhe was a widow said a brother of hers and her child were coming from England sho said then she would keep a boarding houee I said yon can't keep a boarding house in two roomB she eaid Mr.

Price has boarded with me a long time, and paid me 47 a week I said I how long has ho boarded with you she replied long before she went to said her girl was at friends in 7th avenue, N. and in a weok's time she (Continued in next Edition.) Dated Brooklrn, Koy Ht.lMI. noJIW.