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Many think their money ia safe in bank THIRD EDITION SECfflD EDITION FIEST EMTIO! BOARD WAN TED FQU LADY AND aontloman and' baby, tormi not to oicofld $14 per BOARD 4G SANDS STREET A 8E0 ond story room.furnJahorl.tolot.wlthboard.to two DoraonB. References required. no20St WANTED A SITUATION, A itJdi apootablegirj, In a small family; good reforonoo. City Hxlus anir (taij EAGLE OFFICE, 3 P. J.

BTJENING OF A 8TEAMEH. Nonwion, November 23. The steamer City of New London, of tbo Norwich freight lino, took firo this morning about half past four o'clock, off Poquetanoo Cove, in the Thames River, and is still burning. There Is little reason to hopo that either tho hull of the vessel or any portion of the cargo will bo saved. Several persons known to be on board have not yet reported themselves, and there is somo reason to fear they have perishod.

Further Particulars. New London, November 22. Tho Norwich and Now York Transportation Company's freight and passonger steamer City of New London, which left New York last evening with freight only, on her rogular trip to Norwich, was burned to the water's edge in tho Thames IUvor, abovo Allyn's Point and below Norwich, tihe was filled with freight. Tho Are caught in the kitchen nt about C.30 o'clock this morning. Some of tho crow lost their lives, but it is not yet known how many.

Weather Report. Washington, D. Novomber 2210 A. M. Probabilities Tho barometer will probably fall during the day from Pennsylvania to Now England, with northwest and cloudy or snowy woather.

Rising barometor with clear weather and oold nortbwost winds from Missouri to Lako Huron and northwestward. Cloudy weatuer and liRht winds in the Southern and Gulf Statcn. Brisk, but not dangerous westerly winds will probably provail over tbo lakes, Middle and East Atlantic coasts, no warning signals aro ordered. THE CANVASS, The Vote Cor the Varlons Officers All the Democratic County Officers Declared Ejected, The offioial canvass of tho vote for County officers, Senators and Assemblymen, was concluded yesterday afternoon. Tho following is tho entire vote by wards, and tho majoritios of the various offlcors State and County.

Seo. op State. First Second tSW 2,211 636 1,069 3,806 1.813 1,311 1,815 1,690 2.S91 1,035 1,537 1,178 1,514 1.687 616 9ti3 1,221 2,005 1,015 371 103 326 460 136 593 1,191 525 931 3,251 3,441 1,555 1,178 3.785 1,519 2,956 8V 1,251 1,004 1.369 1,343 658 774 Third Foortb Filth Sixth bevonth Klohth Ninth Tenth K.leventh Tweltth lb rtoonth Fourteenth Fiitoenth Sixteonth Seventeenth Nincteontn twentieth 990 Twonty first TweDty Fiatbush 860 366 92 322 363 133 Flatlands Now New LotB Grevesend Totals 29,945 38,037 29.709 Willers' 8,092: Britton'B 4,936. CITT ADD't'e. Fust 638 602 59U 688 Second 224 2,147 210 2.195 Third 1,322 690 1,456 488 Fourth 1,127 968 1,232 875 Filth 661 3,213 704 3.254 Sixtb 1,655 8,131 1,619 3,419 Seventh 1,909 1,817 2,276 1,640 Eighth 660 1.003 728 1,125 Ninth 784 1,624 767 1,764 Tonto 2,501 8,004 2,702 3.711 Eleventh 1,716 1,634 1,870 1,453 Twelfth 350 2,841 431 2,681 Thirteenth 2,242 606 2,257 821 Fourteenth 670 1,153 728 1,266 Fifteenth 1.041 1,633 1,736 975 Sixteenth 1,635 1,451 2,008 1,310 Seventeenth 1,539 1,358 1,677 1,310 Eighteenth 632 765 92o 641 Nineteenth 1.281 984 1.5S4 746 Tvrentloth 2.006 1 135 2,451 843 Twonty first 2,207 1 784 3,497 1.6 1 Twenty second 1,183 751 1,216 830 Fiatbush 214 401 257 365 Flatlands 174 91 173 75 New Utrecht 160 348 199 306 New Lots 494 458 581 356 Gravesond 87 144 106 123 TotalB 28,095 35,759 32,887 W.758 Moore's Fitzgerald's 871.

AN TED A SMALL GIRL, TO MIND obildren. Apply 108 Lawronoe Bt. WANTED A NUBSE GIBL, FOB A louiiir bibe. Atroll at 163 South OitorJ st, Thura day af tern oori. WANTED YOUNG GIRLS ONLY TO make stair pads.

Apply at BAILEY'S Oarpot nouBO, uonrt ana citato ais. WANTED A FIRST CLASS OOOKi wnhor unrl ironor: must understand her business thoroughly. Call at 145 Joralomon at. 57 A NT ED A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TT TO0OOK, woauanu iruM.wuo iuij uwiuywTOuu wuu the downstairs work of a small family. Apply to 31 Pier repon st.

WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL hnuBOwork In a small family; must have (rood references. Apply at 237 Pegraw at, one door from Clinton et. ANTED A NUMBER OF GIRLS, fnr imml JhinHnnH. for imri oral housowork. An ply at M.

T. WIG (J IN h' tmploymont Agency, 431 DoKalh av, nenr Kent. ANTED A MIDDLE AGED AMERI rnn woinan. aa clilfdron'a nurso and seams res to desirable person a Rood bomo and wages. Apply at 8 Remron st, sonthwest corner of Hicks at.

ANTED A FAMILY OF TWO PER fions want a comnotont alrl, as first olfiBa ohambar mttid, wsitross and eeiimfltrpss. Only such nood apply at lfiO MontnRno sr, naaoiiiCnt door, witn eBC or roioroncoe, ANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. cood Dlaln cook and first rate wnBnor and ironor must have good city referenoeB; Protestant only. Apply for two days to 18 1 Washington st, near Ooncord. WANTED A YOUNG LADY, TO AT tend in a' confectionery nnd toy store, and mako horsolf Renprally useful.

Apply at Fulton it, bet. Olauson av and Ormond placo. no22 2t WANTED A SMART, RESPECTABLE lnd to wait on cent lemon. Anvly In ooraon to W. T.

No. 352 Bedford av, nenr Myrtle, to morrow (Thursday), EventnR, botweon 6 andjt o'clock. WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY rnmnnbnr liPrson. to COnk. Wafth find IrOO.

OnQ who can bring good roferencos may apply at 138 St. Foils Btree t. WANTED A GOOD STRONG GIRL, (h Oermnn preferred) for perioral housework: nno that Is willing in work: must be wtdl recoiumendod. Cill for two days at 178 Carroll st. South Brooklyn, in tho bakery.

i WANTED IN AN AMERICAN FAMI ly of threo persons, a Protestant fflrl for general hoiiRoworlr: also a small irirl to mako herself useful. (3er raan proferred. Apply at now No. 253 Adama street, bo woon unary auu unnruru. WANTEDTWO RES PECTABLE girls, for a gentlemnn's family; one as good oook, washer end ironor, tho other as ohambermaid nnd waitress; bitthestwaEesto comnetent gtrla with good refor ences.

Apply at MANNING'S, 42 Court et, whore employer may ho soon also other servants wantod. GET YOUR oihiations from THE EMPLOYMENT AND INDEMNITY 29 Concord st, near Fnlton. Many girls como hero who havo never been at an oftico boforo, and all rospectablo servants get their situations from this Company. You aro not required to remain hero alter your namo its taken. lm V17 AN TED COOKS, CHAMBER Tv niaida, wnitressos.

nurses, laundresses, cooks, vfBBhcrB and ironors and general housework glrle, re Bnectable girls htely and small girls: first olass place in abundance hundreds every, day in nil capacities and highest wages: noarly 200 servants wajted everyday, at Mr. HENDRICKSON'S office, 111 Atlantic at; moB respectable nnd best office in Brooklyn; crowded with la dies dnily wanting servants, no22 2tB WANTED SlTVATIimS. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectabte girl, hb chambonnaid and nurse. Please call lor two aays ai w.i YYasnington av, top hoot. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, to do upstairs work or lighl housework, In a small privure family; host of city reference.

Pleaso call at 996 Atlantio av, near Grand, ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE unnrtn htn rnnnr wnmnn. in do ITnnBral hotlBOWOrk. in a small family is a plain cook and good washer and ironer. Uail tor two nays at rtarnpon sc. WANTEDASmiATiON, RY A RE spectnblo Germnn widow, as seamstress; oan also cutmnd fit ladies' and children's dresses.

Address R. S. Brookb P. O. no21 2t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, as chambermaid and soimstre33, or as nurse and seamstress.

To bosoen at hor present omploy or'B. 161 Hall at. no3l 3t ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Boeclahle ciri, as a good cook, or to do general housework has good city references. Call for two days at 99 Fleet placo, first floor, back room. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Epectahlo young girl, to do ohamborrcork and waiting; would do housework Tor a small family.

Call at 59 Hudson av. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE pnertablo girl, to do chamborwnrk and waiting or general housework, In a small family. Pleaso call for two anj'R 93Vnn Buron st. near Claison av. WXNTED A SITUATION, BY A RE" Bpectnblo young woman, as good plitln cook, washer and ironor; has pood city roferonce.

Call for two days at 1J6 Court st, botweon Atlantic nnd Paoifio ati. WASTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpectable ynnne woman, to cook, wash andiron for a small family; good city roferenco. Apply at No. 061 KentBV. WANTED SITUATION, BY A RE soectable girl, as cook, washer and ironor, or bo do general housework; has good references.

Call at Gltj Qulncrs WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectabln young elrl, as chinibormaid and waitress, or do plain sowing. Call for two days at 25 Columbia second floor. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Rnactfthla Tonne cirl. as a cood Dlaln cook. washer find ironer: has good city references.

Call for two dayu at 2b" North Oxford st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectablo girl, to do general housework in a small private family; hnsthe bostof cityroferoncoa. Callatl7 Tfoymond st. cor Tlllary. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpectablo young girl, to do general housework in a small private family; has good city icforonco.

Call at 100 Wyckaff st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spec tub I young woman, to do gonoral boa so work In a private family, or as chambermaid and waitress; has good city references. Call for two days at 92 Orange st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectabln yonog girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or would havo no objection to mind childron; has good references. Pleaso call at 116 Smith st, for two days.

WANTEDlSITUATibNBYARE spoctable American girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or to do plain sowing in a private family; has three ypiira' from last place. Pleaso call for two dnys at No. Court st, first floor, front room. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE snectiiblo. middle aecd woman, to do general bouscwoik is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good citv roferencee.

Call for two days at 33 Henry at, corner Middagh. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bppctable, midrtle nged woman; ia a professed cook, wanner and ironer, and can tako the whole chirco nf tho kitchen; the best ot city roforenoos. Call at 286 Atlantic et. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE ppectable young girl, to do licht chatnborwork nd mind children, or to do lieht housework; is willing to make herself generally useful. Please call for two days at No.

68 Bergen si. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE snectablo Proto'tunt young wmnn, to do gonoral housework in a small family; a good pliin coik, wisher and ircner: has good city reforonces. Call for two days at 2j Columbia st. second Hoer. WANTED SITUATT0Ns7BY TWO nistorp, nno aa plain cook, first clans wanhor and ironer: tho other as chambermaid and waitress havo good city rcfereurns.

Cnll for twodays at 125 Columbia st, fivo doors from Harrison. XT AN TEI "A SITUAT'ION'r "BYA young worn nn. to do gonernl housework is a good plain conk, wnsher and ironor, and has nood citv refor oi.crs. Cr.u be soon for two days at 477 Adelphi st, bet. Fulton and Atlantic fits, in tho rear.

WANTED ASITUATION, BY A RE Epertable voung girl, to do general hoiispwork in a family; is willing and obliging; has good city references. Please call for two days at SH Hudson av, cornor of Johnson st. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectabln young woman to do general housework. a grind cook, w.ish ir and ironor; has good city references. Call for two days at 40 Carroll st, near Vau Brunt.

WANTKD A SITUATION, BY A RE speclablf mfddlo aged Protectant woman, aa child's nur.co is a good sewer, and willing and obllgiir; tho very nf cilv refcrencoa. Can be seon at 605 Atlantic av, until suited. WANTED A SITUATION, 3iY A RE Fpoctablo vounr woman, as first, class cook, washer nnd ironer: no objection to a private boarding house bib first clips reference. Pleaso call at 245 Pro3idont South Brooklyn. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE pnectabln nirl.

as cook, washer and ironer. the best of city releinncD. Can bo seen for two davs nt2H Navj' ft bark room, econd iloor, betweon DoKalh av and Lafayette st. WANTKD A SITUATION, BY A gir? of rood fharucter and good manners, either for rhambcrwork or tako care of growing children'andow; has hi.d experience iu all; references reliable. Call at 3611 Jay st.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY ARF fipectnhle yung woman as chain hnrnraid or to do general housework for a small fnmily. Pleaso call at No. 217 Adami et botweon the hours of 10 A. M. and 1 P.M.

n22 2t' WANTED A SITUATION, BYA young girl, In a small private family; Is willing and ohlltring. Call for two days in "Van IJuron st, between Bedford and Franklin av, In a largo whlto houso, over a store no number to tho house. WANTED SITUATIONS FOR A large number of first class Borvnnts. cooks, oham bermnids. iaondrosees, nurso girls, and girls for gonoral bounework.

capable and well reenromonded. At M. I. VV IGUINB' Employment Agenoy, 451 De Kalb av. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spcctablo young woman, as ohambermaid nnd waitress; no objection to go a short distance in tho country; haB good oity rofcronoos.

Call for two days at 10T Hudson avenue. WanWd a situation; bya young ciri, to do genera! housework. In a small family; in willing nnd nhliging. Ploaso call for two dayB at tho fifth house from Bodford av' on Van Buron st, first floor over liquor Btoro. WAN TED A SITUATION, BY A RE ftpec tabic percon ns children's nurso.

Cin toaoh grown children, or would take caro of a baby. Is a good needlewoman has bept city references. Call or address 145 Smith et, botweon Dean and Bergen. no22 2t" WANTED A A RE pprctablo yi'ing grl, aa chambermaid and waitress, orhinndress: hits the bostof city references. Call for two davs at 198 'Hilary st, third door from Priuco.

ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE flnocrablo Amnrionn wnmnn. ftlmmhnrmoid nn.l nurse; can take tne entire care ot an lntant from its hlrth has good city icforonco from hor last placo. Pleaso call at C2 Dean at, botweon Court and Bonrum. no31 2t ANTED A SITUATION, AS A cook, in nrivato famiW. or nrivato hnardintr houso, by a woman of experience; would not object to assisting with tho washing and Ironing.

Bostof city references. Call for two days at No. 26 Atlantlo socond floor, back room. WANTED SITUATIONS; FOR A first class Gorman cook aUo for sevoral othir excellent cooks, and laundresses, and genoral honsoworkors, ono English, one SwpiJg, rIpo colored girls; roforencos thoroughly investigated at MANNING'S, 42 Court st, opposite City Hall. no21 2t WANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO respoctnblo girls; one to cook, wash andiron, the other as chambermaid and waitress; ia a first claas waitress can do good plain sewing oithor will do gonoral housework.

Has good city reference. Can bp aeon for two days nt364 Hicks 6t, botweon Pacific and Amity. WANTED A SiTUATl6lff7rA noat, respoctablo girl, to do cooking, washing and ironing Is a good plain cook and an cxcollrmt laundress econoinlonl, trusty and obliging; prefers Bouth Brooklyn; hB tho bost of roferoncos. Apply at 196 Wyokoff st, cor. of Bond, over Grocery.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RH Rpoctablo woman, na seamstross; cuts and fits children's clothes, docs all kinds of family sewing noatly; Is willing to nssistwith chamborwork; can makeuoraolf generally useful or would go out by tho week; has good references. Beon at 64 Bergon st, near Smith. WANTED A SITUATION, FOR AN intelligent colored girl, to do upstairs work, or take caro of children; talks both Spanish and English and has nine yoara' roferonco from last placo. Pleaso call on MRS. OILLKSflK, Court st, oor.

of Fourth place, ovbt tho grocery store. no21 2t" WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectahlo young lady, as companion to a lady; or cbildreiVfl governofis: bostof references; Is agoodaoam fltress, and willing to make heraelf useful; salary not so ranch an object as a comfortable homo. Address for two days O. C. Eagle office.

no22 2t WANTED ASITUATIONf BY Ar spectablo young girl, to do genoral housowork in a Bmall privato family; ia a good plain cook, can wash and Iron well; hssno objections to the aronuea; good city reforoncos. Apply in tho basoment at 218 Pearl st, near Nassau. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpeotablo young woman, to do goneral housework for a amall privato family: a good cook, washor and ironor; is willing and obliging, a trustworthy and rohVdo Eerson good reloronce. Apply at 197 Gold st, in tho rear ot. Nassau and ats.

TANtED A SITUATION, BY A COM potent young girl, as obambonnaid andwaltroas, ortodogonernl housework, In a Bmall gontool family; ta willing and obliging; haB two and a halfyoars' reforonoo from ber laKt place. Pleaso oall for two days at 44 Borgon Bt, second floor, front room. AN TED SITU ATI FOR A largo and rieMrable selection of roeommondnd scrvantp, for every deHcriptton of work; ladi.is wanting respectful und reliable sorvants, either oxporioncod Bcr vuntn of (he hrst, nr the bost class of girls lately landed, will find a superior Holoetlonof 2(N Knglish. IrlH'i, Gorman and Swedes, at Mr. HKNDRICKSON' Oftico, 111 Atlantic Btrtet, tho moat raliablo and host conducted offlco in Brooklyn.

stock or deposited in a bank, bnt ovcrr few months show us oome oaahler a a dof aulter, and if wo were to examlno into the iocaritiea upon which banks loan money, vro vonhi find many a "kited" railroad stook. Seo tho Bowling Green and Guardian Saving Fund. But an investment in a life Insurance policy cannot fail to be good seonrlty, as tho life insurance companies are not allowed to inrest their funds in fancy stocks. Tho investment of 8100 annually lor twenty years, in on endowment policy in tho Guabdiait Mutual Lofjs Insurance Compaht, will yiold moro than In any stock or bond, and ta aB secure as real oe tate, because the bulk of thoir money is invested In the best of mortgages upon such property. Apply to D.

O. NOBTBBOP, No. S3 Court flt Soap Its History Paper Tenth. "The consumption or soap doos not Bubservo sensual gratification, nor depend npon fashion, but upon tho fueling of beauty, comfort and welfaro attendant upon cloanllneaa; and ft rtgard to this fooUng is coincident with woslth and civilization." Those remarks, made by tho groat ohom iit.Uoblg, should impross thcinsfdvoa upon the minds of tJiopeoplo. Let a nation uao Hiaaras' pure snapH liho rally, and it booomoa cloan, therefore comfortablo and contented.

Tho pest holos in our largo oilios shonld bo purged of their tilth by it, and tho nation would be aafor. Attix Hatters, No. 340 Fulton et, manufaotureri of ffine Silk Folt and Cloth Hats, or tho most fashionable order. Astraobao, Boavor aud Oloth Polytechnic and Hifih School Caps. A larse aud so lect assortment of boyB hats and caps.

Importer! of French Operaand English Silk Hats. Attix A Co. will offer on tho 1st proximo aa invoice of English Silk Hats, manufactured in London oxprossly for thoir Holiday trade. Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba. 8300,000 In gold drawn every soventoen days.

Prlzos cashod and information furnished. Tho highest ratoa paid for doubloons, and all kinds of pold and silver, Spanish bank bills, government securities, Ac. TAYLon 4 Bankers, No 16 Wall Now York. auSW.KAMtf AVe recommend all in want of oarpots to vifit Foster Hrotueks' Carpet Warohouao, 237 Fulton street. Tho; no efforts to command tne trade of Brooklyn.

Their st.ick is tho most oxtonsivo, thoir stylos unsurpassod, and their prions as low, and, for maoy grados of goods, lower, than can bo found olsowhore. Take Ayeii's Pills for all tho purposes of a purgative, for Constipntion, Indlpoation, lleadaohe and Liver Complaint. By unlvorsal accord, they aro the bost of nil purgatives for family use. no2J 3t JJ1AKK1ED. Nichols Hance In Brooklyn on Tuesday Novoraber ill, at tho residence of tho bride's parents J.

M. Miukols to Sab ah A. daughter of Ansolm B. Uanoo. DIED.

Burns In this elty, at tho rosidonco of his pront, Thomab. youngest son of Daniol and Catherine Burns, seed 6 years. 3 months, 16 days. 'lho acquaintances aud friends of tho family aroroquostod to attend the funeral from tho rosidenoo of his parouts, 18 Adolphl st. on Thursday, at a P.

M. Cookk Oo Tuesday. November 21, aft3r a Bhort illness, Mrs. Ki.iZAiiETFi Cooke, wifo of the lato Thomas Cooke, ot Klizabethport, N. .1.

ir.vitod to attend her funeral, from Otis Studioy'a, 68 Clermont avenuo. on Thursday, at 10 o'clock. Tne remains will he taken to Klizabethport for intormont. Cook On Sunday, November ID, 1871, Ann CoOK.In tho 8th jear of her age. The relatives and frionds of tho family aro respectfully invited to attend the ftinfral irom tho residence of her son in law.

Kdinond Kussell, 20 Hicks on Wednesday, at 2 P. M. no2U3t1 DvrrEH On Tuosday, tho 21st Mart A. Dwteb, aged 23 years. Her funeral will take place on Thursday, at 2 o'clock P.M..

from tho restdoDco of hor paronts, Third avenue, bet Tenth and Itlevcnth stroots, South Brooklyn. lie i' kin 6 Brooklyn, November 21, William Hopkins, aged 17 ours. Kalatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend th funeral, irom his late residence. No. S92 CarPt.n avenue, ou Thursday aftornoon, at 4 o'clock.

no2i 2t Headman. On Sunday. Novombor 1E, 1871, Emma Loci.sa, daughter of D. F. and M.

A. Headman, aged 5 years and 3 months. The tiinds of the fnmily nro invited to attend tno 'uneiiil. from Charles st, on Tfi Novombnr 23. at 10 o'clock A.

M. Tho romains will be taken to Philadelphia for interment. Keating. On Wednesday morning November 22, at her residence. Hoyt and Bntlor Bis, Hannah, beloved wifo of James Koatintr, in tho 23d year of her app.

Her remain will bet Aun to St. Paul's Ghuroh, Court 'A on rnuay morning, a buiuiuli idiuiuiu masdwillbe offored for tho ropose of her soul, and from tnoucu to elatbush Cemotery, no22 2t Koreiitson November I1', 1S71, Isabella relict of th tre Wtliinm Robertson hi th btb year or nor ape. Kelativasand friends of family are restioctfully invi ted to atteud her mineral pi. I'hursday, November at a from the residence hor son, William Robortson, I20Statost. noiiai Smith.

On Tuesday morn! 7, after alone and severe illness, Mabv Ann, wifo of th Thomas Smith, in tho d'Ah year ot her age. Tho frionda and relatives of 9 family aro raspoctfullv invited to attend her funeral, fi im tho South Fifth atroat M. j. Church, on TDursaay aiturnoon, au 1 ciuos. Vooehees On Tuosday, November 21.

William S. rntinirAOr enn nf tho Intn DnminidrlS S. Voorhces. lofic onfl frinnria nf tha am 1 Am rnsnnotf ullv invited to nttond the funeral, from the residence of his mother 1383 President street, on rnursuay, at a ciock. ItlEKTIIVUS.

TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A 11 racetmu ot tno Btocauoiaors oi me umuvi uiio LIGHT COMPANY, of East New York, for tho purpose of increasing the capital atock of said oompany from tifty thousand dollars to oae hundred thousand dollars, for on larglng the company's works and extending its business, will be held at the office of the company, at East Now York, on tho 13th day of December, 1871, at 4 o'clock P. M. Dated November 10, 171. DANIEL McOABR, CHARI.KS LOWRKY, Directors. noI7 18t EDGAR M.

CULLEN, LOST AM) FOUND. OST AT FULTON FERRY, TUES day evening, a POOK BOO containing money and private tho return of which a liberal reward Will UU Jjivuu, uuu uu (juudkujiio asiuu. uio uuui; os, wi. of Union at. PERSONAL.

WILL MISS KILLEN, DRESSMAKER, please sond bor present address to Mrs. HOWARD, for whom she formerly worked, care of A. Eagle office? no2I 2t CLAIHVOYA.Vr.Si A BROOKLYN CLAIRVOYANT FOR 10 Ca. years, i no ceiODratou original UAUAitiK KOItD. the Rrcateat living medical and business Clairvoyant and Prophetess, examines di3oase, personally and by hair; pre.crfljes unfading remedies, and fa consulted on nil nlTuirs of lifo and business generally satisfaction minr anteed.

24 Slyrtle av.neai Fnlton st. (SLAiRVOYANT THE DISTlNGUfSH ed MADAME DbDOKK. from P.iris, tells all paat, present aud future events; lost and stolen goods recovered; brines toROthor those separated, aoont frionds; lucky numbers given. Ladies, oOcouts; gonts, $1. Hours from A.

Al. to It P. M. 113 old and 128 new No. Pnltoi at, butv een Middagh and Honry sts, threo High Is of stairs, front rooms.

oo20 3t" ADAME LOUIS IS BORN WITH THE gift of telling pist, proaoat iind futaro to tho ontire satisfaction of all wtm visit jr. Those who aro in trouble wiil do well to calf and ee her. Foe 50 coats, (No gents). No. ii9 Court st.

near WycknfT. no21 2fc CAHKBAUiKS, Ac. AT FRANK CORSA Manufacturers of FINK OARRIAOK8, Aro now offering raro Inducements to all who wish to boy or have made to order, tiue liftht carringes of any desired style or weight. Equal in quality and finish to tho leading makers, aud much lower in price. Call and oxanilnu for yourselves.

Top and No Top Koad Wagons, Skolotons and Sulkies constantly on hand. and 8t ATLAN1TO AVK, jalii Jy Oonoi ito Clermont (new No.) IOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, THK 1 finest livory stable property in Brooklyn: no atock to IV no3''tioo irivii inimodiatelv. Addrt PoT Uliiee liox no21 2t OR SALE A FIRST CLASS Ex press wnKon, horse and hurness, all in complete LA M. ISRAEL'S PROSPKOT PARK STABLES. Atlantic avenue, near 'hitbush avenue.

IHlRSKh, CAKIUAORS and LK3HT WACONS tt at rcasonaLlo rates. IIor3ds kept by tho day, wook or routti. All orders promptly attended to. JOTICE EXTRAORDINARY L. A M.

ISRAEL II leave to notify their custouiors and tho ptihlic gon tli.it they havo Icasod tho well known livery oitab liatiment known ns the PROSPKCT PARK STABLES, (Formerly possessed successively hy Messrs. Ripley and Dudley,) on a term of years. Their rocord of years pant and the resources of this Sta will indicate thoir ability to servo their patrons. A feat ii i oi their bninoFs will be the HIRING OF LIGHT WAGONS AND HORSES In rddifion to CLAHKNCES, COACHES, BKETT5, PHAETONS. AC, A specialty heretofore not known at this Stablo and which enn bo had at reasonable rates and in stylo unsurpassed by any in the oity.

no22 1 THEBKST HOUSES AND WAGONS TO LET, TUB BEST HOUSES AND WAQONS TO LET, THE BUST HOUSES AUD WAQONS TO LET. THK BEST U0BSE8 AND WAGONS TO LET, AT L. 4 M. ISRAEL'S EMPIRE STABLES. No.

188 to 172 OARLTOM AVENUK, mh31 Ir.s.MiW MiCOEIV. SCOTCH BAKERY. The Hubsorttoer's bread and cako arodolivoreil in 'Williama huzu'u on Mondiijs, Wolnosdaya, 1'ridaya and iiaturdayd. JAMES MORTON, 47J, 476 and 478 FULTON 8TREKT, Cor. ELM PLACE.

r.iS 2 WSiMtf EDDISG CAKES. Tho manufacture of whicu is only from tho FINEST MATERIAL, FROM I'lVK TO ONE HUNDRED POUNDS IN WKIUHT. The qu.ilitr of thoBo cakos hitherto ta ample gaarantoo of their luturo coaroctor. They aro ORNAMENTED IN A STYLE AND FINISH WFlfCH CANuTl'AIL IN (JIVING THK CREATES? SATISEAUTION. JAMES MORTON, Noa.

474, 476 and 47d l''ulton cornor of Elm placo. no22 WiStf BOOTS AND 8HOKN. DMUHDELL EIUST PREMIUM BOOT AM) SHOE MAKERS. (Estahllshod 1810,) I'M FULTON BET. ORANCE AND PINEAPPLE.

N. B. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORK IN THE CITY. Gent's, Misse' and Chlldron boots and shoes made to order In tho latent styleB. mj2i ly W.Si'M D.

MUNDHLL A 00., 1P4 Fulton bU UN DELL NO. 258 FULTON STREET, near Clinton, LADIIVS, GENTS. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S FINK BOOTS AND SHOES. Caatom work made at the shortest notice. ISo connection whatever with any other establishment of the fiuino namo in thli city.

my31 ly WSAM HIMJIVKUY AND IKESSITIAKIi ARIS MILLINERY dress MAKING. Mrb. E. E. FIAWLEY, No.

OHnton st. Has now tho moHt elegant and Btylish assortment of Fall and Winter bonnets and ronnd hats, having reoolved tho latest Parisian styles ia also prepared to execute all orders for wedding trousseaux, walking suits and evening dresses, atahort notice and moderate prices. nol8 6t" JARIS MILLINERY. MME. FKRHERO, No.

6 Lafayette place, N. Has now the most elegant and distingue stylos of Fall and Winter Bonnets and Round Hats tho Ubapoau "Louise" and "Kdith," the round hat 'Huguenot." True Flowor', Feathers, Dress Cups Ac. Particular attontiou paid ta orders Bo29Sm BKIVTISTUY. A CARD DR. HENDERSON, DENTIST, 201 Clinton st cor.

Pacific. Good and reliable work, hkillfnl treatment and moderate charges At borne daily from 9 to 6, Sundays oxoopted. FOKA iiKAUTIPUL SET of teeth on rnbbor extracting under nitrous oxide or laughing gas, and all charges in eluded when Artificial teeth aro ordorod. Particular attention rlon to tho tre. itment of the natural tooth.

Dr. .1. A. (JU1NLAN ti City Dental olflce.Sau ifolton fit, opposite Oity Hal). je2 ly week.

Address O. B. 48S Fulton av. BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wife. In a orivate family; room muifc foooaouth and terms must bo moderate.

Address J. D. Box 6,806 NY. P. BOARD WANTED AND SINGLE room, with closet.

by a young: gentloman. In an American familr South Brooklyn: tormi modorato; permanent if suftod. Address, with terms, OLl NTON. Easle oflico. BOARD WANTED ON OR ABOUT Dnrnrnhflrl.

for fivo adults and servant: not inoro than ono milo from Fnlton Forry; terms not to exceed j42 per week; reforoncos oxonangea. Aaareai, luting uu panioniara, rr.nuinr. fnr, aagio omce. TIIOAKD WANTED A BNT uoaru ior an uiuurijr inujr unu uhukuiuii uu mo or vicinity would bo preforrcd room and houroom on boo must bo strictly private, wnore tnero aro no boarders! t'OR IIOIJSES. TjOB SALE A HANDSOME NEW liniiHn.hrnwn tono.

throo storv. basomnnt and BUtl coller; has all Improvements; neighborhood firBt class; convenient to all the ferries. Inquire on promises, fto. 191 Doan st. botwoon Hoyt and Bond.

no23 2t" IjOR SALE DECIDEDLY CHEAP; tonus onsv. throo storv brick. English basomont house, No. 52H Grand av, near Atlantic: sizo 20x3iixl9t); imndy to Fultor or Atlantlo av oars: ood neighborhood, and a short distance from Prospect Park. Tnoso meaning ouBincRs and pFopared to ouy, can as aui si.

r.iija vi 7OR SALE NEAT 3 STORY STONE front bouse. No. 621 Uatosav: also, 3 storv basomont houso. No. 251 Monroo st.

Three first class 8 to no front houses, on Bedford av, between Penn and Howes sts. All tho improvements. Torms easy; immediato possession. Apply on premises, or to F. C.

VlOOMAW, 444 Gatos ay. utuo or OlTSALK FKAME HOUSE, 808 DE Knlb av. two storv. basomont and subcollar, with all Improvements and in tirat rato condition, botwoen Tompkinsand Throop avs; lot 25x100. AIb.

throo lots, each 25xllK). on Kosciusko st, In roar of said houso. All TKiie nt Dargains. uy it. nauux, ni uaiiHiay.

noil list A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF FIRST class education, wants to invest $500 In somo legiti mate business; would prefer to becoino a partner in a grocery stcrc. which lino ho thoroughly understands, having boen clerking it for a long time would also aacept a in a nlneii where a loan to thin amount, against good security, would incroaso tho business, Addross Y. migie oinco. noc A YOUNG LADY (NORTH OF GER many) doslros a position as governess, or daily go urncBs, teaching German, Fronoh and music; will also muko herself useful in any capacity, 'lermi modorato; uigueBt roiorenco. Aare m.

omco. A CARD. PBOFE380R LUOIAN MAA.S MUSICAL 179 DUFFIELD ST, Bet. Myrtle av. and Willoughby st.

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, $25 PER TEAR, Payable one half In advance No moro than two tauht at the same time: 950 nor voar for private Joseons at tho Institut3, ATTENTION! GENUINE HAARLEM OIL. The advertisor being a Hollander, has succeeded in getting from Haarlem. Holland, an invoice of the genuine Haarlem Oil, tho well known medicine, whioh sinco mauy years was Imported to this country hut lately has been adulterated and could thoroforo bo sold at low rates. The duty en medicine being vory high, ho will have to sell his bottles at 50 cents, delivered froo of charge. Nothing need hero bo Bald about tho virtues and tho effects of tho medicine abovo namod, as many pooplo, that havo uucuuueu 111 IUllg 11I1U UDIHU UIH (jUUUMlU U1I UUUVtJl countrv can tCHtilv to its healin nualtties.

Tho trado bud piled. Address v. Eagloofiico. no20St AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR NEW Work, now roady. NEW YORK AND ITS INSTITUTIONS.

An illustrated library of information pertaining to the bright Bide of tho Great Metropolis. By Rev. d.F. Itich mond, flvoyears City Missionary. It is thrilling, without being sensational; not fictitious, yet btrangor than fiction.

One agent in this city sold copies first week; another gavo up a clerkship of $16 a weok, and mado $80.61 first weok rolling this book; ono agont in Westchester sold 63 copies In a day and half. Its 200 superb engravings, produced at a cost of S10.0UO, mako it tho most attractive und bc Bt selling book in tho field. Send stamp for circulars. E. B.

TREAT, Publisher, 805 Broadway, N. Y. A WINTER SCENE. IS A WALK THOUGH SNOW and slush, rain and mud, to a coon tho foot of tho garden, to shivOr over a privy vault, dosirablo? If uufc, tnen rid yourself and faintly of tho vllo abomination by procuring THE WAKKFIELD E4.RTH OLOSET. Do yon care for the hoalth of tho fomules and childron, the aged, infirm, and invalids of your household? Thou furnish for their comfort the greatest blessing of the day, THE WAKEFIELD EAUI CLOSET.

Is any member of your family confiuod to tho room with wubting disease llumomber that you may havo in that room an uncontaminatod atmosphovo by using THE WAKKFIELD EARTH OLOSET, Rend to our office, 36 DEY STREET. Now York, for do sciipttve pamphlet. no20 lm.MWAF. BY, M. C.

A. SCIENTIFIC COURSE. WILLIAM H. THOMSON, M. OF SYRIA, Will Lecturo on "THE ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS OF SYRIA" THURSDAY KVKNINO.

Novombor 23. FBKE TO MEMBERS. MEMBERSHIP $2.00 ANNUALLY, ontitllng to all Lectures, Classes, Concerts, Ac. no22 2fc CHESS TAUGHT LADIES OR GEN tlomen desirous of learning chess from a first clan player, can be taught at thoir own residences In a few easy lesions hy addressing HENRY, Eagle office. Torms, $1.00 for lesson of one hour; good Brooklyn references givon.

no22 4 1 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON THE CUSTOMS, MANNERS AND WORSHfP In Oriental and Bible Lands, will bo delivered by A. O. VAN LENNEP, IN THE PARK AVENUE OHAPEL, Betweon Spencer and Walworth stroots, THURSDAY EVENING, November 23, Commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission: Adults, 25 cts; Children 15 els. no22 2t TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL Xr persons In anywise interested in THE AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY, of the City of Brooklyn, that the subscriber, the reooivor of Bald Company, will ronder a foil and accurate account of all hit proceedings, on oath, to tho Supreme Court, Kings County, at a SpocislTorm, at the Court House, City or Brooklyn, on the 19th day of December, 1671.

at 10 o'clock, A. and a motion will thon bo mado that the said account be referred to a refereo to oxamino and report thereon. Dated Brooklyn, Ootobor 24, 1171. dEORGE V. BROWER, Receiver of Tho African Civilization Society.

noS9 3tW lJOTICE IN CONSEQUENCE OF another porson of similar name in Brooklyn, I havo adopted a middle namo, und shall bo known in future us JOSEPH J. KIHBV. lirooklyn, October 21. 1871. JOSEPH KIKBY, Builder.

No. 73 Gates av. JTATURAL FLOWERS PRESERVED ON THE AIR TIGHT PRINCIPLE, Guaranteed to hist tor years, without wax or any kind of coating. State and County rigbta for sale, (Jail and soo specimensand references from aud judgo for yourself. BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS made from tho clothing of deceiised persons.

The art taught by Mrs. E. M. STIG ALE, AIbo, the NEW PATENT INCLOSURE FOR CKME1ERY LOTS. Gall and examine Marble Model.

Ordors rocelved for tho prosorvation of Natural Flowers by too Patentee, No. 7 CLINTON noar Fulton, Brooklyn. Special Premiums havo boen awarded for tho abovo. Anyone infringing on tho above patents will bo doalt with according to law. oc27 lm OTICE TO TAXPAYERS TAXES" OF BnoOKLYN, October If, 1871.

The Assessment. Rolls for tho Taxes of 1871 havo boon completed, aud delivered this day to tho Collector of Taxes and Assessments of tho City of Brooklyn, for tho pnrposo of collecting the taxes mentionod thoroln. All taxed persons aro required to pay their taxes at hid office, room 7, City Hall, without delay, under the uonaltios of the law. Extract from tho City Charter, section 14, title All taxes and assessments which shall be paid to the Collector within thirty days after such tax or assossmont roll shall have been delivered to blm, shall bo received without any additional charge on all taxes or assessments which shall bo paid him after tho expiration of thirty days and within sixty daya after such delivery, ho shall add one pur and ono por cent, shall be added for every thirty days thereafter nntil such tax or assessment shall bo paid, when such percentage shall amount to ton por from which time interest at tho rato of sovon per cent, por annum shall be added." Hours for receiving! from 8 o'clock A. M.

to 2 o'clock P. HI. ISAAC BADEAU, ocl8 2Ht Collector of Taxes aud Assessmonts. WfiUKB OF VESSELS, PROPELLED in wholo or in unit by steam, will pleaso TAKE NOTICE, that EDSON'S STEAM RKCORDING GAUGES, conformed to tho requirements or tho hteam boat Law, now in force, will bo supplied you to ordor. Please state tho maximum pressuro required.

Superior Locomotivo Ganges, also Gauges for Stationary Bailors, made and told by tho KKCOHDING GAUGE COMPANY, Liberty Bt, Y.t Solo Manufactorors under Kdson'a Paie Dta. no22 21WA3 OUT "WEST FAMILIES WITH CHIL dron who wiu.t to go West aud need holD will bo assisted to go. Call at tho oilico of tho BROOKLYN ClllLDUKN'S AIL) SOCIETY (il Poplar st, botwoon Hicks und Henry sts. Hours 0 to IU morning; 2 to 3 aftornoon. mADSt11 OCEAN AVENUE OPISNINU THE Commissioners of Estimato nnd Assossmcnt for Ocean avenuo opening, bavins mado and signed tneir report twnrUfc, asscsmcuts, and oxpeaeos tor opening said aveml? will present the'sainc fr coulirmatnn (o Supremo Court.

Special lonu tlioreol, to be hold at tnu Court JioiiBoin Walla liinuly, on hAl IJitKA if, tin second clay of Decomhoi', 4. i. at ton Clock A. M. of tliat day.

Dalod at llroolilnj.rJf'",ll"!r JOHN ,1. JOHNL. KYDHlt, Oonimlaslonora. nol610t 11. HYSICIANS BRCOMMRND IT.

JpARKEll'S COEEEE HOUSE, FOK LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, No. 20 Dcyst, Now York, 29 Willoughby av, Brooklyn. OHAS. PARKER. Established 1R32.

TEV. HENRY WARD BEECHER WILL Si preiido, and Rev. WM, IVES BUDINGTON, D.D., itov. H. M.

HUUDDER. D. Rov. O. P.

liUSH, D. aud Rev. ALDIN GRANT, of A. B.O.F. will Bpoak on Foreign Missions, at tho public mooting in Plymouth uhurch.in Oracge st, THURSDAY, November 23.

at7J P. M. no'J2 at1 Rheumatism cured BV JVVATTSRUOUSNTIDOTE. ST. JAMES' CHOIR.

THE PRESENT qhurch onl.irpomcnt will include oxtonsion of tUo choir gallery. A fow additional voices will bo recoivod on lho dilTorent parts, A olasa of instruction in reading music will bo formed In conneotlon with the choir. Application may bo rondo personnlly or by letter to Mr. EDWARD EITZHUGH, 233 Lafayette av, cornor of Hamilton et. no20 6t mHEOLD SO ANTON COAL YARD i Docraw Bt, and Gowanus (Janal.

OFFIOlt NO. S3 (old No. 19) ATLANTIC ST, NUT, FUHNACII AND llCO, S6. STOVE, $6.50. Fifty cent? loss por ton in tno yard.

no22 lrn NKLSON 4 mHE COMM1TTEM OF FItTY, AP pointed for tho Investigation of tho extravagance and prodigality of our local eovernments and othor mattors, omb racing Btrcet, sowerago and other contracts, and to ask for an improved City Charter. haB boon pormanontly organized; and they now Invito thoir follow oltlzenBand taxpayers to co operato with thom by peounlary aid. Contributions may bo sent to tho Treasurer, E.T. BACKHOUSE, at Kings County Insurance Company, 8 Pino at, N. YM or ut tho rooms of tho Uommittoo, No.

867 Fnlton st, liro klyn. SAMu HUTCHINSON, no2l Chairman. TTSE NO MORE VILE BENZINE CLO VEKINE ia nil the go for cleaning silks, furs, laoea, j9. rurs.moea oo7 Sm'SftW velvets, etc. uoiuos zoo.

ana iuc. VS7E HEKBBY ANN OUNCE THAT THE copartnership existing under tho namo of STAN8 BURY A VAN PELT, 499 Hamilton av, is now digsolvod and tho business horoforth will bo continuod nndortho namo of JAS. HTAN8BURY, 488 Clermont av. no222t ZENANA BAND FAIR, AT CLINTON AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHAPEL, Larayotto, cornor Clinton av. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, November 22 and 23, 1871.

Admittance twenty fivo cents. no23 2t ZOELAION, A PAJjATABLE OXYGENATED COD LIVER OIL. Much sup or lor to tho old Btyle. Large bottles $1.60 small bottles, 25 ote. oc7 Btu'r AW PKOPOSALS, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS IN THE matter of the improvomont of Newtown Orook, botweon MaBpeth avonuo and Metropolitan avenuo.

Soalod proposals will be roceivod hy tbo undorslgnod Commission era, at the office of J. V. Mesorole, corner of First stroot ana Broadway, Brooklyn, K. until tho 23th day of Novombor, at 12 o'clock, noon, tor tho dooponing of tbo channel of Newtown Creek, tho wholo width thereof, to tho exterior or bulkhoad linos now ostablishod by law, between Maspoth avenue and Metropolitan avenuo, ox cluBlvoly of the wasterly branch of said Orook, to Bix foot depth of water at low tido, in acoordanoo with Chapter 419, of the Lawsbf 1871, and the spool float Ions whioh oan bo Eeon at tho ofiico of said J. V.

Moaorolu. Tho Commissioners resorvo tho right to reject any or all bids not deemed bonohclal to tho public Interests. Dated Novom bor9, 1871. DANIEL T. WHITE.) F.

S. MASSRY, Commissioners. WM.H. KURMAN, 1 noil 6t OCEAN AVENUE, KINGS COUNTY PUOPOSAL8 FOUi GONST1UI0TION. Sealed proposals will bo rccclvod by tho uuhscrlbors, up to tlio 23d day of Novombor Instant, at noon, for fonnluR, crad iucaiid construotintr Ocean avonuo.

from tho soutu side oi Franklin avenuo to Hhoepshead Iiay, accordinR to plans and Fpoehlcfttton, which bn exhibllod at tho oUioo of tho iWinoer, RAM ML AlcKMtUY, Inquiro, No. S4B Ii'uUuu street, Prooklyn. I'nipn i tls imil ito tho prieo por milo for the wholo road. The right rosorvod to accent or reii'L iinv proposal 1'IHLIP S. CliOOKif, in at, Ilronklyn, UKN.I.

O. nlTOIKNG.VCi William at, Now York, HOHKRT ilcOAW. Fiutlanda, Coimuisiioiinrs of (Jonstriictfon. November 13. 1871.

nolU Hit Uon do Been ioriWQnayBano nimmu. WANTED A SITUATION, Bx A ItHi Bueotablo young woman, ns ohambormnld and to assist in mo hiuiiik i Call for two dnyp at S18 Navy at, ntnr ulton at. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, as ohnubDrniald or nurae has refer eronoe. Pleaso call at 628 Vanderblltav, oor ol PactUoBt, over tne grocery atore. A A TiTlXI li A PTE.

"BDotublo young Gorman girl, to Jo goneral house work; Is a good oook, waihor and Ironor; has good city roiorenoos. w. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpeotaoio yonnK ao nj'BHiir, worn, ur ns to do lluht Tun Biwork; goodjeitr rowonceo. Onll lop two daya nt 847 Pari fl ton floor. WANTED A SITUATION, HI A KK enootAblo ynuDB woman, to do gonoral honaework Is a eood cook, washor and ironor.

Has Rood city roforonoos. Call for two dav M63 4 tlnnllo t'llrd floor. AJN'J'ED A SITUATION, HI A ttli tnV.In cnnnir AmnplMTl irirl. fo nBslrlt Iu hoUSO work. Call for two days at 475 Adolphl st, betw oen Fulton id AManttc.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A It Hi" spectablo young girl, as chamhormaid and wait rcEB, and washing and ironing fine clotUIng has good city references; call for two days at HI Henry at. WANTED A SITUATION, A Bpoctnble young woman, to do geueral housowork is a plain 'cook, washor and ironor: has good city rofor ences Call for two days at 317 lSaltlo at. near Smith. TMrANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE VT Bpeotnble young woman, to do gonoral housework. In a private family; has good city roforonoos.

Call for twodays at 2ll Hudson nv, near Nassau st. ANTBD A SITUATION, BY A RE D.in.tnlilo vnuni rrlrl. as Beamstress. by tho week or month; understands dressmaking, and Is a good operator call at llOWost Warren Hicks. 7anted asituation, BY spectablo girl, In a small family, to do gonoral housework.

Call for two days at U53 Hicks at, hotwoon Pa uiho and Atlantic its. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpoctahlo girl, to cook, wash and iron, or to do housework has good city roferenco. Oall at 113 Butler st, between binith and Tloyt sts. WAWTEP HIlSC1311iAWOU. WAMTED A RESPECTABLE marriod woman, a child to tako homo to woe nurse.

Call at 71 Columbia Kt. ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE aaWaH wnmnn. in taks in washins and lronine for gontlomen orladioa. Call at ISO Navy at. ANTED A TEACHER, FOR THE Ttairnnl Tnotllntr, Dnnartmonb.

Aool7atl2U Horklmer Bt, botweon i and 5 o'olockP. M. on Friday. ANTED BY A FASHIONABLE rirnnnmnkflr. fat, more eneafroments by tho day or week.

Call or addroea 161 Willonghby t. noM 2t WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE woman, lauudrying at hor own home or to go out by tho day. Can bo seen lor two daya at No. Warren near Washington av. "ANTED BY A RESPE CTABLE married woman, a child to wot.

nurso, at her own homo. Pleaso call on or address Butlor st, hotwoon Washington and Classon avs. no21 2t WANTED A FURNISHED ROOM! for gentloman nnd wifo, ploasantly situated noar tho Fnlton Kerry. AddrosB, with full particular and terms. A.

G. Itugle oJHcb. WANTED 1,500, ON BOND AND mortgage; first class socurlty. Auoly at TAYLOR'S Real Ketato Office, Gates av, near Bodford. no22 2t ANTED BY A COMPETENT AMER onTi irnimtn.

wnxhinD' axxii ironinc. and tlutinar bv tho dozou or month, in or out of tho houso. 12tJ flPortland av, near Myrtlo. ANTKD BY A YOUNG MAN, EN ontmrl Hnrini? the dav. nmnlovmont ona or two oveninRB during the week, in writing up or keeping a sot of books.

Address INUUSTKY. Eagle oflico. WANTED BY A AB married lady, a plain sewer, to go out by tho day or week, or tako work home uuderHtunds dressmaking. Call or address Mrs. CLARKK.

76 North Portland av. ANTED BY THREE YOUNG GEN Hrmmn. one larirn roaui or largo room with liall room connecting, loeateu on tho TXill. botween Cumberland and Hamilton sts; houso must have bathroom and giis. Address, fctatiog terms, COMMERCE, Biglfl offlco.

WANTED A TWO STORY AND baeemont houso; brick preferred; must ho near a car route and not over thirty minutes from tho ferry. Address CHAS. H. SMITH, 403 Nevontoenth Bt, South Brooklyn, statinglocatlon, price and terms. no21 3t WANTED IN A PUIVATE FAMILY of four persons (and two servants), on tho Hill, a young married couplo.

or two gentlemen, oithor as boarders or to divide housokaeoing expenses; houso is nowly furnished. Address II. W. Kaglo othce. uo31 3t" ANTED BY A RESPEOTAB wnmiin work bv the day.

or would go out cloaninn house; is a good washer and ironor; UMt class retoreuoos. Address 48 Atlantfc it. cor of Emmet, first floor back jcm. WANTED BY A LADY, WITH Wheeler A Wilson's machine, who goos out as BcamstresB in private families, a few more engagements; has a thorough knowledge of dressmaking and plain sowing; can produce the best of city reference. Apply or address for two days at 99 Degraw et.

no93 2t TO LET HOUSES. TO LET A COTTAGE HOUSE, ON Fifteonth st, near Third av; 7 rooms; rent $25 por month. Inoufre of BORROWMAN, 47 Sliteonth st. no22 St TO LET ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS the wholo or part of a handsomoly furnished houso, five minutes' walk from Wall st.or South Ferries; all improvements; will bo let low to a desirable party. Callab 44 Sidney placo.

no22 2t T6L7ET A TWO STORY, BASEMENT and sub cellar houso; hot and cold water bath, range and gas. 975 Lafayette av, between Held and Stuy vopant avs rent to a luitable tonant 8350. Inquire at 971 Lafayette hV, 12 Centre Bt, Kew York city. no22 2t TO LET AT 131 DEAN ST A VERY small family own a largo house, with nine fino stooping rooms: the family desire to retain three rooms and board with a suitable party tho houso la nicely furnished throughout, has all modern Improvements, is very handy to cara nd ferries; a good chance for a genteol family; hotter como and see. no31 2t TO LET NO.

515 LAFAYETTE AV, near Bedford av, a 2 story, basement and sub collar framo house; has all modern improvements 9 rooms; immediato possession; rent, $40 por month till May I will be sold if desired price $5,200. Inquiro of McDEKMOTT, 16 tsoventh av, or 19 Jacob st, Now York. no2l 5t TO LET SOME NEW FIRST CLASS three story houses, on Grand, Classon, Lexington avonnos and Madison street, having all tho modorn improvements, perfectly dry and ready for occupation rents moderate to private families; most of thorn nro brown nnd Philadelphia brick fronts. ADply to C. HOWE, 4'ioMvrtJoav, or to U.

BLANCO, 13 South William at, Now Vork. no2l) 6t TIM. SIT A 1" A IfiTiTC 13 Ti TS. TO LET KUKiM SHED ROOMS; houso has all modern im nro vein ants. Inquire at 50 Myrtle av.

no2t) mO LET TWO LARGE PARLORS," TO JL a gentleman aud wife, at Middagh at, with wator anu gas. iio ii i rnO LET FOUR ROOMS AND A SINK JL room, on second iloor, at 16 Klliott placo, noar At lantic avJ noJl 2t mo" LET A NICELY FURNISHED sinclo front room, wator in room priviloue of bath small privato lamuy. aai rmtun at. LET TWO HANDSOME, FUR JL nished rooms; location vory dosirable; within five minutes' want oi pniton rerry, at ai nnuaaga st. mo LET TO A SMALL FAMILY OF JL man and wife, socond iloor, with ono room on third iloor, or without water aud gas.

No. l'J North Portland avenue. no22 2t TO LET A SECOND FLOOR OF four rooms, with water and gas, in a good neighborhood; terms $20 to $25. Apply to tho owner, 640 Baltic st, between Fourth and Fifth avs. no22 2t JL 231 Hkillman fit, DfKiilb av.

to a small rospoc tabjo tamuy, or a young couple; aa tno mouern improvements. no3Mt" ON ATL ANTIC ST. BE tween Clinton nnd Honry sts, two pleasant and conveniently situated roomp on tho socond Jloor; gas and KiU could be used for light honsokooping. Inquire at KUbivr, hook store, ii' i Atiantwst. uoi mO LET FIRST AND SECOND FLOOT sis rooms in each; water and gas; Kink on oaoli iloor; corner of niton and Bond sts; suitable tor a business; will be let cheap.

Inquire of C. SCHUMANN, No. till HettaT. noPi SfiS.M&W mO LET LOWER PART OF LARGE hontje, four pleasant rooms on parlor iloor, 50 foot deep, witn basements and uso ot separate laundry. U.ill btforo 10 A.

M. or betweo 7 and 9 l1. M. at No. 92 Bergen st, below Hoy at, TO LET A LARGE ROOM FUR nished.

or unfurnished, to a enfloman. or iron tie man and wife, without board: rooms cuntniu hot and oold water, gas, etc. Thono who do not object to music, call at ll'J uutuclo st, Uet. av. and uuiougaby st.

TO I.I yjTFOIl II1ISBNESS mO LET FRONT OFFICE, ON FIRST iloor of house No. 7 Bt; also, third iloor. Apply to ownor, 61 JMontgoiuery st, How York. mo LET A WELL ESTABLISHKD barber shop, with comfortable dwelling rent low. jppjyaiai naj i bi.

rr0 LET OK LEASE WITH STEAM JL power, tho building 201 Water at, four floors and basement: 20x3(1; well lightod. ApulytoII. W.GRItRNE i riymoum ai. iiom bt TBt LET OR FOR SALE THE NEW atnrfl K37 DeKalb av. best husinesri nnrf.

of tho ru Apply to J. B. WUI'lLEV, Koal Estato OlEco, 65 I3o rjlO LET ATLANTIC ASD VAN BR mil uD, ii uiiui aj iuui. in tu now umiuiiiK or. Atlantfc and Vanderbilt ave, a tine light basement, a store RUitnhln for fancv fronds or clyarn A nrcrn ntnrn nntt.nhln for bakery, having largo basomon', with ovon of 1,800 loaf cupacny; ibo a nne siore, wna apitrtmonts lor dwelling attached also wo floors arranged soparately for families, witii range, hot and cold water, gas.

Ac. low rents and im mediate possosfllon. AB. 203 Montague at. no22 tf FOU SABjJG iTIIStiKl.r.ANKOlJS.

TJIOR SALE CHEAP A GOOD MILK Jl. route. Apply at 33 Monroe st. no21 2t WOB SALE A BOOKCASE. MADE BY X' ono of tho bost makors in town.

Addroaa Box 52, Post Office. TnOR SALE CHEAP STOCK AND JL fixturos of a confoctionory. Apply at 933 Paoltio st, between Washington and Grand avs. no223t TTtOR SALE A LIQUOR STORE, WITH JL Bvooft anu uxturos, nosirauio part or tiiocity; must bo sold this week; terms $300; good accommodation lor a lumny. at rassau as.

171 OR SALE WILL A GRO eery, bar and pumps; threo years' loago; rent ohoap and taken in trado. Apply in the store 351Kontnv, two uoubus irom no dC" IOR SALE AT A VERY LOW PRICFT; a 7 octave pianofnrto which has boon usod but a few mnnilio' IMmg ii rlnh Aarlr fnatxiannA i.f.u1 1 and ovorfltrung it is sweot, clour, powerful toned piano, wppiy an ucgraw st, tnroo ooor3 uojow Hoyt. uo21tJ' TOR SALE AT half its value, for cash A magninopnt soven octavo, rosewood pianoforte, noarly now has full iron framo, improvod.ovor strung bass, round corners, fancy carved ease aud legs, extra rich lone and finish, with maker's guarantoo and bill of sale, ('all at 178 Bridge at, in grocery storo. no222t IOR SALE AN ELABORATELY carved rosowood octavo piano, for salo, at a bar Caln, for caBh; richly finished with four round coruors; nek same as front; doublo sorpentlne.ologant carved loirs Improved pcalo; double desk motalio Plato; ovorfltrung bass agraffe and rich, powerful tono. Made by bost oity mnkcrs.to order; is now, and warranted for fivo yoara; reliable and rochrrcho; price i84U.t; has box for shipping; apply, day or evening, at oW kixth noar Fortieth for four nays.

no2j3t OI SAJJK ie ESTATE. OR SALE 12 LOTS OF GROUND, hounded bv Washington and DoKalb nvn. and Hnm. Iltnn Rt 17 Ints on Olnrmnnt nnd Vnndflrhil. nv.

the Rink on the north; 1 lot on St, Jamog nlaoo. ooposlto the Adeiclil Academy. Innulro of JAM'ES h. PHULI'S, Real KgUto Agent. 834 Fulton at.

noSlm FOR SALE REAL ESTATE A RARE obanco, two farms, ono 16 acro9, the otbor I'J noros, near Nowtown, iionit Island, forty llvo mlnutos from tho oity, near noiRhborhood. sitoatlon hlizh and healthy, AddreBB G. JJHlMUKEBHOll'F, 152 lMton st. Mew York. no22Jt W4 W7OR SALE OR TO LET BROOKLYN X1 wharf nroporly on long or short loaso, and in plots of slzotosait.

sltnatcd on, tho Gowanus Canal and Basins of tho Brooklyn Improvo'moot Company bolow tho Third stroot Bridge. This property is suitable for factories, warencusos, coal depots, flouring; mills and all kinds of business neodinR wator communication, and being situatod intboboait of tno moat rapidly crowing sootlon of tho olty.ls particularly dosirablo for doalors in lumber, atono, brlok and all othor building materials. For termB, plans of property, apply at the ottioo of the Brooklyn Improvement Oompany. cor. Third Bt.

and Fifth ave, Brook lyn. jo3l lybiW I'lOYSBCAI, CULTURE. "OUHNHAM'S ACAQEMY OF PHYSI rj OAI, OULTURK, Southeast cornor of Smith aud Rchormerhorn strcetb. OomprUiugiGYMNASIA, "SWK DI8U MOVKHbNT OUKIC," I.KOTRIOITY, BOWLING AliKYS, TUItKlSH "HOT AIR," RUSSIAN (Stoam) SULPHUR, VAPOR and ilKDIOATKD BATHS. (JI118BO8 lo Uglit Gymnnstles for Oontlfmnn on, MONDAY, WKDNIiSHAY and FRIDAY HVHN1NG.

lforl.nlim MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY AFl'EKNOON. For MlBscs MONDAY, WKDKISSDAY and SATURDAY AFTHKNOON. For Iloyf 'I'UI'8AY nnd THURSDAY A in' ICR NOON and SATURDAY MORNING. Call and got a Circular. so5tf BOARD ON THE ttlult PJjEASANT roomB, with board, raav bo obtained at 80 Iiafoyotto av.

Kooma all front. Rof erenoos oxohangad. no3l Bt OARD A FURNISHED FRONT Toom on second floor, to let with board; hot and cold water. Arpls at 162 Washington Bt, no230t SOARD ON THE HILL 43 SOUTH front room on third floor, and a hall oom to rout with drat class board, OARD NBAR OITY HALL UOOMS to let with board, at 148 Lawronoo st, lourtli homo from Fulton av; terrofl moderate. noasat' BOARD TO LET FU RN1SHED A front parlor, for ono or two gantlomon, with or without board alaou hall bod room, at 'iW Court it, "OARb TO LET, A NICK HALL room, furnfahed, with or without board.

For farther particular inqnlro at 37 Joralomon at. nn2'3 2t OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A lanro socond story room and two hall rooraa, 205 Clin inn noarPaciiie. no23 OOAKD A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH 9or without or without board, at 191 Prinoo st, botwoen Wlllough nnH c. 1 1 fnr nnfl WOOk. no23 3t by and Fulton civs.

BOARD ON THE HILL TO LET, with board, two largo pleasant rooms. Call at 37 Lafayette av, cornor of St. FoHx fit. BOAlfD PIiEASANT ROOMS, WITH board, on aecond and third floors, au now No. 253 Honrvat.

no222f BOARD 181 MONTAGUE ST, THIRD story, front room, southern oxnOBUro: gas, hot and cold water; furnaco boat; first clasa acoominaaiitlona for Rontloman and wifo: tBrmsjnodorate. BOARD TO LET, AT 157 SOHEBMER horn st, a thlrj story front room; with gnito Uro; vory laigo closet; tablo lirst cluss; tonus modorato; rof. erei.ces exchaogod. BOARD ONTHE HILL FIRST CLASS board and rooms can bo had in a small privato family. at322 Clermont av, botweon DeKalbandLafoyetto avs.

noS3 il' OARD ON THE HEIGHT A handsomely furnihed room, for gentloman and wifo; aho a small room, for a sinclo gontloman ot 139 Monti ijuo BU n22 3' BOARD CAN BE HAD AT 163 WEST Warren st, botwoon Clinton and Honry; roo na on tho second and third floorsihouso has all homo comforts; terniavory reaBonablo. no2jlt AM "OARD TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS board, front rooniB on second aud third iloor; suitable for families or single gentlomoD. Apply at placo. no21 bt BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS HAND Bomoty furnished rooms to lot on second and third floors, with board dinner at 6M; house first class. Call at S9 Pierrepont Bt.

ao21 2tJ BOARD TWO OR THREE GENTLE men can he qulotly and ploasantly accommodated in a private family, at No. 13 Sands Bt, tivQ minutes' walk from the principal ferries. no21 4fc OARD 10 NASSAU ST PLEASANT rooms, with good accommodations, in a social and ned family; houso first class; terms modorate, and wltb in five minutes' walk of Fulton Forry. nolU 6t HOARD AT 200 SOUTH OXFORD ST. nun Inrwft rnnm.

two fimnll OOOS Adjoining, with hot and cold water, on second iloor; convenient to all ferries by curs; terms moderate. noi ot KOARD 133 DUFF1ELD ST, TWO nr thrnn inoii. onHnnifln nr irfintlomftn and thoir wives can obtain lurnlahod rooms with or without board terms moderate, ROAKD TWO OR THREE GENTLE mnn nn rinrl hnndflnmnlv furnished rooms with OT collrni hoant, in a private French family, by oalting at 29d unntonst; uinner y1" HOARD 94 HENRY ST FUKNISHED roomn. nnit.jihln fnr contlemon and their wivos or single gontlomon; only a few boarders takon; tonn3 roa eonable near the ferries, no31 4t BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS WITH good board can ho had at No. Jay st, botweon Myrtlo av, and Willoughby st.

Terras reasonable nosa ih jiOARD 58 JORALEMON ST, NEAR Roni.h nnd Wall st. Forrtos socond or third storv trout room, with first class board also hall room, to siuglo gentleman torn a modorate. BOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS TWO largo, well furnished ball rooms, with first class hoard location very dosirable and convenient to forrios. Apply at 119 Henry st, noar Clark. no22 at TOOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A lnrr fi mnm.

nn snuond iloor. suitable for eonlloman and wife, at G3 Willow st, throe doors from Orango st. nolb bt" BOARDFOR MARRIED OR SINGLE gontlomon, pleasant rooms, from $5.50 to 7 por weak; also a few tahle boarders taken; at 3 1'rospoctBt. noSu 6t BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with pleasant single furnished rooms, in a quiet family, at 611 Myrtlo av, near Franklin full or liarkal beard If required. no23 'Jt OAKD 180 WEST BALTIC ST.THIRD door from Heurv st To let with board, second storv Vont, room, contninin.

hot and cold wator: suitable for gentleman and wife, or singlo gentloman. no2Q3t BOARD CLINTON A SINGLE gentleman can have a largo front hall bedroom with first class board at 182 Clinton st, one door north of Stare tonus moderate nol 2t" BOARD ON THE HILL A SECOND floor, alcove and other pleasant rooms to let, to families or single gontlomen, furnished or uufurnisnod hot and cold water; tablB and accommodations tirst class; in a privato family. Apply at No. 145 Gatoa av. no23 61' BOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A ncafcly furnished room to lot, with board, to two gon tlemcn tho room has firo and gas, hou30 modorn.

Apply at 55 Htok.8 st, five minutas' walk from tho Fulton Forry. no22 2t BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH first class board, can be obtainod in a privato family, at 254 Degraw Bt, noar Clinton; location exceedingly pleasant; houso has modorn improvements. Roforencos exchanged. BOARD A VERY DESIRABLE ROOM, noatly furnished, on third floor, front, Bunny side; also, a second story room, unfurnished; tortus very reasonable. Apply at Paoifio st.

corner of Hoyt a I. no22 at" BOARD A PLEASANT SECOND floor fo lot. with hoard, with all the lmnrovomenta. on the Heights, threo minutes from Fulton Ferry, on rca uonaoio terms. I'ioase can at no.

Tnoorry at, suixmu door from Columbia Heights. no33 3t BOARD IN SOUTH 15ROOKLYN TO lot, handsomely furnished rooms, on first and socond floors, with nr without first cliHri hoard. Terms mod erate; reforenoes eichangod. 144 West BaJtlo st, near jtioury. BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD A pleasant front room on third iloor, finished with marble mantel, open grate, and supplied with hot and cold water; also a hall bedroom nlcoiy furnished.

Apply a. iayeito av, lour noors uciow uxiora ei. uoji oi' BOARD ON THE HILL, A LARGE front alcovo room on second story also one on third with hall room; hot and cold wator, southern oxposuro, newly furnished, noarsix linos of cara; only a fow board era taken. No. 7 Lafayette av.

no21 li'OAKD ON THE HEIGHTS THE large houso, corner of Pnchio and Henry having etiungeu nanus, are now preparea to rent pjoasnnt, sunny rf omF.with first class board, to families and gontleraen. 331 Henry fit. OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, NO, .1 3 nnnihorland st. two lar.o rooma an second Iloor. handBomoly furnished, with gaa, water and opon grnto iiro, to single gontlonion; family strictly privato oars convenientto all tho femes.

no33 av TOARD ON THE HILL SUPERIOR 9 nrconiinodations. with Substantial and Dlontiful fare, at very modeiate tonus, for gontleinan and vifo; family private and social. 163 Hall at, noxt to Washington av.near Myrtlo. noa.1 i lJ6ARD 243 ADAMS ST A PLEAS J5 nnt, furulsbed or unfurnished room, for a gontlomaii and wite, or two gentlemen; uoueo motieru, terms numerate. Alno, can accommodato a young man with a large single room.

BOARD GEN frlonriq. penMomnn. enn bo accommoda ted with board and pleasant rooms, by a privato family on mo run roierenoes reumruu. uau at io ooutu uiuru Btrcet. no2'J3t' TI3 OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, pleasant second story irotif aui hack to mar rird couples or sIiikIo gontlomen.

fl1) Willounhby st, between Jay and Lawrence, near City Hall. Couveniont di. tance to terries. nols 4t BOARD A LARGIC, NEATLY FUR nished room, heated, can bo had, with board, for two single gentle or gentleman and wifo; hall bedroom for single gentlemen; family private. At Mil Selnr moi born st.

nosl 2t' TTftOARD NO. 95 PINEAPPLE ST, ON MJ tho Height" A back parlor, furnished, with or with out iur a gentleman ona wne, or two bingio geniio men prof ei red with tho conveniences hot and coldbaths. OOARD 2(i() SCHERMERHORN ST, jtJ near Uond, a private French fainllv linvo a hand somelv fiirnihi'(i snito of rooini. on second trior, to lot. to gctlior or separate, with first class hoard roferonces re quireu.

noi iur. IJOAHD TO LET WITH I'IKST CLASS MP board, scvernl nicely furnished rooms, to gentlemen anu in hi wives or mgio geniiomcn uousu uu uuiiruve nients; terms mudvrato; reforoncos roquirod. Z)Z Gates BOARD 4 PER WEEK: FURNISHED rooms from 1 nor wnnlt unwnrtf houso has all tho modern conveniences; hot and cold bath, laundry, etc i nit uit.na uuj, ijj ulton at, seu.nu uuur irom wag eau roe oel 3m BOARD ON THE HILL A GENTLE man and his wifo or two singlo gonttemon can find a n'easaut third story front room at 163 Camborlaud st, facing Kort Grecno Park tirst class board, largo closets, hot and cold wator, and all tnodoru improvement rofor ences exchangod. no22 Bt TELE HILL AT 268 Claason av, near DeKalb, two niooly furnished rooirs on second iloor, single or on suits to gentleman and wife or tingle gontlomon; rooms contain not and cold water house new and ploasantly located tablo first class. iio22 21 BOARD TO LET, A SMALL ROOX to a Binglo gentleman also an elderly gqntloman occupying an alcove room on second floor would like an elderly gentleman to room with him, soparato bod; vory comfortablo room, firo, gas, Ac.

terms modorate. Annly at 401 Pacitlc st. no22 2t BOARD 101 DEAN STREET, twoon Bond and Hoyt 8ta, a larfjo back parlor to lot, also room for singlo genlomon; bouse has all imnrovo inente; neighborhood first chus; table substantial and good. TbfB is a quiot placo for Lhoso wishiuga good homo, ltef erencos exchanged. Dinner at G)a.

no23 4t BOARD TO" LET IN A SMALPRL valo family two rooms, nicely furnished, to gontlomon and wifo or party of gentlemen, with or without board without board, for two, including firo and gas. Inquiro at 29 Bond st, aouthoast corner of Liviugst'jn. no2I 3t BOARD A LARGE WELL FURNISH cd front room to lot at 197 Baltic st. throo doors from Clinton, with first class board also, a small front room connecting, milking it either suitable for two singlo gentlemen to room together if desired, or gentleman and wile. Dinner at o'clock.

no22 lit" BOAki)'rin7mvifH board, two large hall bedrooms or a back parlor, to two gentlemen of moral worth, in a private Amorican family, whoro tho comforts of a homo may bo enjoyed; reforoncos ox Call at Harrison at, two doors bolow Honry. noSo St' OARD 309 HENRY ST, NEAR STATE I To lot. with hnnwl n. InrrrA nor.nnd storv front room. to a gontloman and wifo or two gontlomon also hall room adjoining, to single gentlomou, Throo minutes to Southand six to "Wall at.

Ferry. no212t BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD A pleasant socond storv front alcove room, to a gontloman and wifo or single gontloman; location ploasant tonnB modorate convenient to South or Hamilton forrtofl. Choover at, noar Henry, botwoon Dograw and Harrison, no21 St' BOARD ON THE HEIGHT A pleasant front room, third story; hot and cold water; two largo closets furnished or unf urniehod suitable for a family, or one or two single gontlomon; also, othor rooms, if desired; honso and location dosirable: oight mtuutos to forries: references exohangedt; torins modorato, to permanent parties. 295 Hnnry at. BOARD ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN tlomen can find hnnomoly furnished rooms, thoroughly heated, on second floor, with tirst class board, for $Hl per week; or would lot both rooms to a gontloman and wifo: elderly pooplo proferred; references, 4c.

2H Fort Greeno placo. no21 6t OARD TO LET, A LARGE, COM Jw fortable, woll furnished room on sooond Iloor, with or without board; house has all improvomonts, nnd Is desirably locatod, within fivo minutes1 walk of Fulton and Vi nil Et. Forrios a young lady oan alBO bo accommodated with good hoard and a nice, ploasantroom. Apply ab 67 Cranboiry at, noarly oppoalto Mr. Boochor's ohnrch.

OARD A FEW YOUNG GENTLE men can bo accommodated with good board nnd pleasant rooms, where homo comforts may bo had for the winter; obio a young lady, with nso of parlor and piano; iiIbo a baok parlor to oithor, to gentleman and wifo or two Binglo gontlomon; terms reasonable. Apply or address 23 Johnson st. BOARD TO LET WITH FIRST CLASS board, handsomely fnrniBhod rooms, on suite or Binglo, on Bocond or third iloaTjj, vith hot and cold water in rooms, for gontlomon and their wivosor singlo gontlomon; houso contains all modern improvements; near the ferries Ac. terms moderato. Apply at No.

1 first plaoo, cor Honry at. BOARD ON THE HILL AT 151 EL llott placo, noar Hanson placo and Fulton av A Bmall privato family, havo four good sized, ploasant rooms, on eecond and third Honrs, with all Improvements, to lot to singlo gontlomon, with hoard, on satisfactory torms. Apply ns above, or address A. W. Kaglo office.

nolMt fOARD lH2 SECOND PLACE VEKY eligible and delightful rooms, on second Iloor, to lot, furnished or unfurnished, with oicMlent board, spacious clcaclB, etc house fully estahllshod and strictly first chits; noar two on routes and within a short distance from tho forry; reforonces oxchangod; terms very reasonable; dinner ot ti. no21 tit BOARD AT 128 LIVINGSTON ST, BE twocn Smith and Booram sts Handsomely fur niched rooms, lor gentleman and wifo or singlo gontlomou; boufo lirst class nnd whoro homo comforts can ho within eight nilmitns' walk of Wall st. or Fulton Loitioh and two minutes' walk of Cltv Hall; also, a buck parlor and oxtonfiou room rooms furulshod or unfurnished. 11021 it EAGLE OFFICE, 3 P. M.

AFFAIRS IN EUROPE. Expected Papal fllocutioii. A LONDON DEMOCRATIC MEETING. Sir Charles J3ilke to Speak. ILLNESS OF FRANCIS DEAK.

EXPECTED PAP AI ALLOCUTION. Home, Novombor 22. A connistory will be held on Friday, for the "pre comzation'' of BiBhops. Tho Pope on that occasion will pronounce an allocution, in which ho expected to declare what course ho has decided to take, now that King Victor Emanuel Ib in Komc and Parliament will noon open its scsbIou in the city. A LONDON DEMOCRATIC MEETING SIB CHAELES DILKE TO SPEAK.

London, November 22, Preparations are making for a mass meotiuR in Lou don neit week, at which Sir Charles Diike, tho Itopub iican barcnet and M. will be the principal Bpeaker. ILLNESS OP DEAK. Pestii, November 22, Francis Desk, the eminent liberal statesman of Hun gary, ia dangerously ill. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Queknstown, November 22. Tho steamer Atlantic, Captain Perry, of the White Star Line, from New York November 11, arrived at this port to day, and Bhortly after proceeded for Liverpool. oouTHAin'Torf, Aovcmoerzi. The North German Lloyd atcamBhlp Main, Captain Otcrendorp, from New York November 11 for Bremeu, touched at this port to day. Londondebby, November 22.

Tho Allair Line steamship St. Andrew, from Quebec for Liverpool, touched at this port to day. Churches in Utah. Salt Lake City, U. November 21.

The United States Court met to day in the now room provided by tho United States Marshal, in Woodman's Building, on East Temple street, near Wells, Fargo Co. The placo is a great improvement on tho old establishment, over Faust'a stables, to which the Mormon papers were accustomed to refer with derision. The time of the Court was occupied with various unimportant motions, and nothing of general interest transpired. The cornerstone of tho first Methodist church building in Salt Lake was laid yesterday, with considerable ceremony. There are now here regular church organizations of Methodists, Episcopalians, Presbyterians and Roman Catholic.

MAEK TWAIN. IB is lecture on Artemus Ward iV Quaint Affair What One American. Humorist Cliinlts of Another. At eight cloek lastnightPlyrnouth Church was full of the usual Beecher people, all ready for smiling enjoyment, and all convinced that the greatest intellectual treat of the season was forthcoming. A little after eight the Intellectual Treat appeared casually in tho shapo of a young man with reddish hair and a reddish mustache.

Tho young man was attired in evening dress. His swallow tails wore of orthodox fashion, but well Bat upon. His pantaloonB had the gloss of respectable middle age. His linen looked ai neat as that of Mr. Beecher himself.

Entering upon the stage with a careless slouch, a much as to say, "Hero I am, by the Grace of God and the American people, humorist," ho was greeted by terrific applause. The audience recognized thoir Intellectual Treat at once, and they went for bim. "My, what a handsome young man to be a lecturer "He's married over three millions of money, and lectures for fun." "So ho ought, if he's a funny lecturer." "He isn't a bit funny now he's married." "He's got a baby and that takea all the humor out of him." VoUies of missiles such as these were discharged against Mr. Twain, sotto voce last night. By and by he launohed himself in the current of hia discourse and slowly paddled his facetious canoe from eight o'clock till ten, or thereabouts.

The voyage waa chiefly ono of anecdote, Mr. Twain premising that though he had promised to talk of SEVEBAL DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE he would under the circumstances confine himself to Artemus Ward whom ho pronounced America's greatest humorist. Ho stated that he would forego criticism upon the subject, bnt would confine himself to Artomus Ward's biography. His description of Charles F. Browne was not very complimentary inasmuch as ho described his hair as a divided flame and his nose as a cowcatcher.

He alluded to the Pilgrim Fathers, from whom Ward descended, with marked disrespect and intimated that one of these ancestors of his own had takon three sidoa in tho battle of Bunker Hill or words to that efff et. Ho promised to enter upou a long and miuuto description of his own family, but on witnessing tho reBtive ncss of the audience under this threatened infliction, he changed hia mind and heroically forboro from doing so. His biography of Artemus Ward waa perhaps ro markable rather for unaccuracy and inventive power thau for strict historical truth, but he fibbed with such unction that the congregation beg pardon audience listened to the sermom with their eweetoat Sabbath smile. The anecdotes were some of them old and some of them new, one or two huving evidently a moro ultimato relation to Mr. Samuel L.

Clements thau to Mr. Charles Farrar Browne. They were all good, however, and tho man who went empty and rueful away must havo a very duniuutive senso of the ridiculous. In conclusion, Hark Twain pathetically alluded to the death of Artemus Ward, expressing himself with exquisito taste. This portion of his leciure bore evidence of the ripe scholarship and genuine feeling which underlie tho humorous surface of Marl: Twain's character.

The lines, quoted, we beliove, from Punch, in testimony to the geniality of his deceased fellow spirit, were rendered with remarkablo power. Ou the whole, the lecture, which was actually nothing but a discursive and ploasant bundle of storioa, bound together by a cord of quaint fancy, heartily pleased tho audience, who frequently testified, by their applause and their laughter, the satisfaction he had occasiouod. MOTEY MAHKET Wall Stueet, November 23. Gold opens strong thia morning. The first saica were on the basis of bid, but the price advanced to 110U strong, with fair prospect iu.T"" 111 this afterp'jon.

The loan rato 1 32 to 0 per cent, for tho ns'j of gold, and it is said that, there ia no artificial squeeze. Oovernments are strong and somewhat scarce. Tho bonds of '81 are 116 coupons, '62s, 111 '618, 655 n0Wi 1(M'0a 109, coupons, curroncy da, The Btock market was strong at tho opening, but foil off a little at the commencement of tho firat call. Lake Shore sold in the Long Room at 87Ji88 Woat ern Union, 68G9; Centrals, Wabash, Koclt Island, 103 Pacific Mail, Ohios, iV Union racific, 235a" Erie, 31; Pittsburg, 128; Hannibal and St. Joe, 63.

Exchange ia weak this morning In conseqmenco of large oflcringa of cotton bills. Tho rato is 109. for sixty days and for sight bills. StocK Excnrxng srxicsi firm Boixrd. NEW York, Novombor 22.

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69 69 6H 68X 68 24)6 do 200 Quicksilver JTintancial and Commercial. London, Novombor 2311:30 A. M. Consols opened at 93H tor both money andthoacoount. United States Fivo twonty bonds, 18623, 1865s, old, 92.V; 18678, Tou fortlos, 90M.

Fkankfobt, Novomber 22 A. M. United States fivo twonty bonds opened at 97J i97ft for tho lssuoof 4662. Pabis, November 22 A. M.

llontes opened at 56 ranos, 45 contimos. IrvEHPOOL, Novemb8r42 A. M. Cotton Tho market opened steady. Middling Uplands, 9Xd Middling Orleans, 997nd.

The solos of tho dor OEtlmatod at 12,000 bales. London, Novombor 221: 30 P. M. Anierioan Securities are quoted as follows U. S.

Fivo twenty bonds, 1862's 92; 186j's, old, 92Ji; 1887's, fortics90K. LIVERPOOL, Novombor 22 1:30 P. M. Cotton Tho markot Is firm and prices havo advanood a fraction. Middling Uplands gjtf'oWso; Middling Orloann, Sales 15,000 bales, including 500 for oiport aud speculation.

Provisions Lard 46 shil 3d por cont, Produce Tallow. 489. por cwt. JGAULE OFFICE, 1 P. Iff.

A DISTRESSING SCENE. The End of a Divorce Suit. THE FATHER AWARDED THE CUSTODY OF HIS CHILD. The Child will not go with Him. SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM Jdstioe Gil DEKT.

Ruliff Bennett, agst. Isabella B. Ben vctt. This action was commenced on tho 11th of last month to obtain an absolute divorco ou the ground of adultery. The husband alleged In his complaint that ho was married to tho defendant in 18C1, at tho City of Brooklyn, and that sinco tho year 18G9 his wifo had left him and had been living in adulterous intercourso with William P.

Jach, at GC1 Baltic atroet, in this city. Tho unhappy couplo aro tho paronts of a bright boy, Eugene, who is about eight years of ago. The defendant mado no defense to tho action. Tho case was referred to Henry J. Cullen, and upon his report a decree of divorce was granted laat week.

The hoy, Eugene, has been with his mother until yoa terday, when an application was mado to Judgo Gilbert through a writ of habeas corpus, to havo him given into the custody of tho father. The result was a sceno which brought tears into the oyes of almost ovory ono who witnessed it. On tho rolurn to the writ of habeas corpus, C. J. Jack, appeared with tho mother and child and said that he had affidavits to show that tho father was a coarse, brutal man and was nob a fit person to havo control of the child.

The mothor, on tho contrary, had always had the child with her and had treated him kindly and tenderly. Luko A. Lockwood, appeared for tho fathor and produced several farmers from Long Island, neighbors of Mr. Bennett, who, being called upon, testitled that his life wob of exemplary habits, and he was perfectly prepared aud ablo to tako caro of tho child. Upon these representations, Judge Gilbert said he must award tho custody of the child to the father.

Tho father then wont to the boy, eiooped over him and attempted to kiss him. The boy at once manifested a foeling and approhenBion seomingly far beyond hia years. Ho commenced shrieking most pitifully, "That is not my papa that is not my papal I won't go with that man! I want to stay with my marca." This took placo during tho rece3B of tho Cir cuit, but a number of persons had remained, and the court room was still quito full of people. The Httlo fellow ran about from ono part of tho room to tho other to avoid hia own futher, whom ho had been brought to regard with aversion. Tho mother at IaBt rushed to tho husband and implored him to desist, for fear tho result might prove fatal to the child, as ho had recently recovered from scarlet fever, and was subject to convulsions.

Upon the recommendation of Judge Gilbert, tho parties and counsel retired withjtho child into a privato room. In about ton minutes the father left with tho boy in his arms, crying and screaming the mothor rcmainod behind, shaking her flst at tho rotroatiug pair, and saying that Bhe would be even with them yet. THE STOLEN POLL LIST. TJhtc Miftsiiiir Document not Rcturncd Wlio tc 4iosHips say on tno subject. It appears that neither the poll list of the First District of tho Sixth Ward, which, as announced in tho last Ibsuo of the Eaqle as having been stolon from tho offlco of tho County Clerk, nor the copy there of which was spirited away from tho the Common Council Chamber, bo3 been returned, all announcements in tho morning papers to the contrary notwith standing, Tho subject forms an absorbing theme of conversation in and around the City Hall and County Court House.

By many tho thoft is compared to tho stolen voucher case iu Now York, but the amo defense adopted by "Slippery Dick" is granted to tho Inspectors and Poll Clerke, who are given full permission to Bay, "Wo may havo acted carelessly, but we can see no evidenco of our dishonesty." Many aro disposed to look at the matter from a moral standpoint, and to wonder how anybody could bo so dishonest as to steal a public document, aa is, of course, charged upon the alleged compilers of thoallegedbogus document. But this is met by others, saying that a man who would bo dishonest onongh to manufacture a fraudulent document would not bo any too honest to steal tho same instrument, if by so doing ho thought ho might avoid a sojourn at Sing Sing. Others claim that tho matter is not alone personal to the alleged perpetrators, but also to tho Deinocratis party, which it is claimed by those of this class, must stand all tho odium of the robbery. These aro an swered by another clasa, saying that tho party had nothing to do with the matter, that tho alleged guilty individuals had already been subjected to legal pro ceedings by a Democratic ivistrict Attorney and a Democratic citizen special assistant. Still another class unite in charging negligouce upon the attachesof tho office of the County Clerk, but thiB charge is answered by tho clerks and others, in substance as follows The office of tho County Clerk is one for the deposit of records which citizens have a right to inspect that iu pursuance of this right B.

F. Tracy, and othora inspected that and other docu ments, and mado a copy of the bogus poll list, so that tho evidenco still remains. So far as tho alleged guilty ones aro personally con. cerned tho general opinion seems to bo that men who would bo knaves enough to put themselves in such a tip hi place, wonld be blggro fools not to uso every en deavor to get out again. Fires.

At live o'clock yesterday afternoon, a fire occurred in tho clothing storo of Matthew Moses, No, 512 Sixth avenue. It was caused, as so many fires are caused, by the explosion of a kerosene lamp, and resulted iu damage to the amount of on which thoro is no iusurance. A Blight nrojalso occurred last oveniuc in the grocery storo of Mrs. llahan. The damage howover was but trifliug.

A. KETOUUM, THE LIVE CLOTHIER JffOI.TON STREET, COUNKB PIiVEAPPLK. LOOK AT HIS PRICKS. HOYS' OVERCOATS, $4 to 88. MlVS' OVKKCOATS.

S4 ItUVS' OVERCOATS. $4 ti $8. YOUTHS' OVKROOATS, to ijio. YOUTHS' OVURCO A I'S, 6 to S10. YOUTHS' OVERCOATS, toSlU.

MEN'S OVERCOATS, $8 to Sf 30. MEN'S UK'S OVERUOATS, is 8 to SH. 11USINHSS SUITS, $10, S12, $14, 318, DUNINESS SUITS, $10, S12, iSH. $18. BUSINESS SUITS, SW, $1U, $14, $18.

FINK DRUSR COATS, ffllO to 820. FINE DRESS OOAET.SlO to $20. EINB DRESS COATS, $10 to 820. BOYS' SUITS, $7 to $10. HOYS' SUITS, $7 to $10.

BOYS' SUITS, 47 to $10. Always on hnfid a PIN 8fbCK largo assortment of forelcn ana domoatlo CLOTHS, OASS, and tallora' TRI MMINQB, ALSO, A FINE STOCK OV GENT'S and BOYS' FURNISHING GOODS. ParHc nlnr attention paid to custom work. Gonc'a orn matorlal mado up In tho latest Btylo. N.

B. W. KETCIIUM would rospoctfuHy inform tbo Subllctbat all GOODS workod up his estublishmout aro ouKUt for CASti, which onablos him to soli, as thousands of tho oltizons of Brooklyn tostify, TWBNTY PER CENT, lowor than any othor houso in thisoita nolo ial E. VANS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, a 68 FULTON N. Y.

F.VANS'lfVANS'EVANS' liVANS'llVAKS'UVANS. EVANh' ITVANS' EVANS' EVANS' EVANS' EVANS'KVANK' EVANS'EVaNS' EVANS' KVaNS' EVANS' EVANS'FVANS'EVANS' KVANS' HVANS'EV Aft'S' EVANS'EVANS'EVANS' EVANS' PRICES FOR THE BEST MADE" WINTER OLOTniNG IN NEW YORK. PRICES THAT BEAT THE MARKET. OVERCOATS All Wool Bluo Chinchilla $15 OVERCOATS All Wool Blue Mosoow Boavor It OVKROOATS Fino French Castor Heaver Ill OVERCOATS Flno Chinchilla Boavor Fast 20 OVERCOATS French Earodon, Bluo Gold, mizod 21 OVERCOATS BolKian Castor, blinonia' Goods, 22 OVERCOATS Elbeut Castor, Indigo Blue 24 OVERCOATS Fino French Ratine, all Dolors 27 OVERCOATS Goruianla Himalaya 2S OVERCOATS Prosaian Eskimo Fieoafc Imported. SO OVEHCOATS Prussiau Chinchilla 30 Our Now Stylo Cnne Overcoats In Great Varioty.

REEFING A' IK RTS Heavy, all Wool. Scotch 8. REEFING JACKETS All Wool Bluo 12 REEFING JAOKKTS AU Wool Blue Mosoow 13 KKKVINU JACKETS Fino Mosoow Boavor 15 REEFING JACKFTS FIno Chinchilla Fast 18 REEFING JACKETS Finest Eskimo 23 WINTFR SUrTS Heavy, oil Wool. Scotch 13 WINTER SUITS Diagonal Scotch Cassimero 10 WINTER SUI'I'S Heavy Bluo Diagonal 18 WINTER bUITS Flno Fancy Casaimoro, $18, 419.50, $23 to It WINTER SUITS Fino Black Doeskin 22 WINTER SUITf. Fioo Moscow Boavor 30 WINTER SUITS Flnost Eskimo Boavor C5 Dross Snits of tho Finost Goods Imported.

PANTS Fico Cassimero. Fashionablo Strinos, $6, $6.50 $7, $71611, $8, $8.50, S9. PANTS In Fancy Cassimero, Dooskins, Boavors, In Croat variety. Prices that heat tho Markot. EVANS' CLOTHING WAliEHOUSB, 66 and 63 PULTON 8TKET, NEW YORK.

Spanish and Gorman spoken. noM lot VfiV ttJOTIOE NO. 7 BOERUM ST. 5,600 1 worth of cast off clothing wanted bought In small quantitioBand oompelled to pay tho highest prloos, as we are filled with orders from Southern and Western markots. Please call or address HANOVKR A SON, noar Oltj Mali, Brooklyn; privftto oatranco 6J Boeram streot.

6m LEUAL, NOTICES. CMTY COURT OF BROOKLYN i KzoMol Baldwin, plaintiff, against Jamos F. Ilhodos, defendant, bunimons for a monoy doniand on ooutraot. (Complaint not Borvo4.) To tho aofondant: You aro horooy Buramonod and roquirod to answor tho complaint in this ac. lion, which will bo filod In tho omco of lho Clerk of tho City Couit of Brooklyn, County of Kings, at tho Court Honso In tho City of Brooklyn, nnd to servo a copy of your answer to tho said complaint on tho subsoribor, at his offlco, No.

371 Fulton Etroot. in tho City of Brooklyn, within twonty days nftor tho service of this Buminuns on jou, exclusive of tho day of such sorvico; aud If you fall to answor tho said complaint within tho timo aforosaid, tho plaintuT in this aotlon will tuko judgmont against you for 1 he Mini of two hundred and tifty, dollars with iutorost, from tho lEth day of November, ono thousand oight hundred nnd seventy, beside tho costs of this action. Dated Novom brr 11, le7l. A. W.

IS 1LEY, Plaintilf's Attornoy. Tlio complaint in this action was fllod in tho olHcoof tho Clerk of the City Court of Brooklyn on tho 17th day of November. IMI. A. W.

BAILEY, Pill's Atty. no22 6wW WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 22 AMUSEMEKTS THIS EVENING. BROOKLYN THRATBE Edwin Booth as Shyloe. PARK THEATRE.

Boy Dotoctiro, Ao. HOOIiKY'S OPERA HOUSE. Variety Kntertalumont. OLVMPIO THEATRE. Variety Entertainment.

JUNK Bazar of all Nations. ACAD EM OF MUSIC Lecturo by Carl Sohurz ADKLPUI ACADEMY Old Folks' Oonoori, WALLAUK'S THEATRE, N. Y. Rosodale. BOOTH'S THEATRE, Y.

Tho Victims Solon Shingle. tflFPH AVENUE THEATRE, N. Y. Divorao. ST.

JAMES THEATRE, IS. Y. Tho Pot of tho Public Bacchus. OLYMPIC THEATRE, N. V.

Humpty Dampty. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, X. Y. Tho Tickot of Leave NIBLO'S GARDEN, If. Y.

Oar Ami loan Ooasln, BOWERY THEATRE, N. Y. Tho Phenomenon Searchincthc Depths. ACAJ)KMYOF MUSIO N. Y.

Italian Opera Minnon JLfP EDWIN'S THEATRE, N. Opora Boutle JHPaJiiie Duchesso. BBkATKK UOMIQUE, N. Y. Kccontricltios, UNION SQUARE THEATRE, N.

Y. Variety Enter talnnwnt. WOOD'S MUSEUM. N. Y.

Performances overv afternoon and evening. Black Sheep. BRYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE, N. Y. Mfnatrol Perfcrmanco.

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL, N. Y. Nofiro Eccentricities, etc. TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, N. Y.

Borlosque. Bongs, Dances, NEW YORK CIRCUS Eqiiostrianlsm, Ac. The Fourth Edition of tho Brooklyn Bully Huule is supplied to Newsdoal crs Curriers, aud the Public of lho Eastern District, at half past four P. at the Distributing Agency of George A Wood, IVo. 43 Broadway, E.

nonr Itoosevelt street Forry Xo our Headers "Wo bave established ageucios for the sale of the F.aole at somo of tho principal businosfl points in New Vork City, aa follows: Astor Hon. tttH. C. P. r.ockwccd, Grand Btrret Ferry.

Snth Side KniJroad, James Slip, New York. Woodruff Urothers, Erio Railway Ferry Buildings, corner ot Chambers street. Now York. A Baz.vr at the liiXTC. A bazar for the purchase, of a new organ for St.

Mark Episcopal Church was opened last evening at the Rink, and will continue vvvn thi and evening, and to uaor row afternoon and evening. A New Chapter. A New Chapter of the Orcur of the Star was recently organized, to bo i Ktelh I'hapter, and thv meetings will be held on the first and third Saturday evenings of each mouth, coimi 1. The Montauk Rooms, at 40 Court street, have been securod for that purpose. Ten "Dollars Mobe for Chicago.

Early in Jov.mN tin U. B. D. a club of eight boys in this city, fjave an entertaiumeut of readings for tho benefit of the Chicago suiTerers. Ten dollars was realized and du'y d.

This snm, though small, has been duly and chilly cUuowledgod by Mr. Geo. M. Pullman, lho Tromvr oi the Relief aiiJ Aid Society, to Master H. S.

Oiay, the Secretary of the Club. Carl Scnurz at the Academy. The cultivated and intelligent class who read the Eagle are oain reminded that an opportunity will be afforded this evening to listen to one of tha ablest political thiuJitrr in this country, Hon. Carl Sohurz, who will pri'Ft nl at the Academy of Music his views upon tho Civil Service Reform. Tho eminence of tho distinguished speaker as one of tha conservative leaders of tha leading, thinking, intelligent and influential wing of the Republican party, uhould command the attendance ol" large audience composed of the earnest, bxne it and iincere of all political parties.

Injured at Union Square. Harriet Thompson, residing at No. 09 South Third street, E. was severely injured ycBterday at Union Square, New York, while viewing tne procession in honor of Alexis. A Fourth avenue Etago ran into a coach, which a nearly npset it that the driver fell off and tho horses r.m away.

In their wildnesa they rushed up on the sidewalk iu Union Square, injuring sevoral persons. Mi.sa Thompson bad an arm broken aud was bo rionJy inj'T in the Pide. Her sister, Mrs. Sarah Hegtm.Mi wad much bruised about the body. The Battery Drowning Case.

Tho in ve'ticatnu into the circumstances connected with tho drowning of William Russell, of No. 28 Carroll street, at Caf tle Garden, was concluded yesterday. It was proved conclufively that the assertion that ho had quarreltd with Dennis McHenry, a liquor dealer at No. 15 Washington street, Now York, and had been thrown overboard, was false. He entered McHenry'a store on November 15 intoxicated.

Tho barkeeper refused to give him anything but soda water, and McIIenry was not there when he went away. He probably foil from the Castle Garden pier. Patrolman Freudo, of the Twenty sixth Precinct, detailed at Castle Garden, testified that intoxicated men wtro often drowned at this point. A rf accidental death was rendered. AMUSEMENTS.

Brokt.yn Theatre. "Richelieu" was the play performed at this house iaBt night. It is one of tho hne vt in tho English language, finds in Mr. Bcoth a fitting interpreter. They who deny Mr.

Booth's art should have witnessed the performance of last night. Throughout it was intense and powerful. Tho weak old man, "broken before his time," racked with disease, was present always. Never was this lost sight of, evrn in the momenls of greatest passion. Tho strength cxhil ited was but spasmodic, the strength of only.

Th i performance is very elaborately finished, and evinces much study and careful consideration in all it bearings. No vulgar artifice is resorted to to catch the applause, but that which is given is tho reward 'funiir. OvtT this play, there sparkled comical exprc: of the tights, intense in their meaning; it is a Mr. I'ooth's performance of JUchtlieu, that th Itoupb feriteuccs which give expression to these Vzi v.iih startling brilliancy upon tho v. "vVitiM ss the effect of "Heneath the rule of rT' tho pea is mightier than tho "In iho i ff youth which fate re o' 1 there no Buch word as In vnTe bd LO Mr.

Booth evinced more Bervr? than and hurhid the anathema of tho Church aboJutenepg of passion, thnt only the word av. will iprcs. Mr. Knche tnii heon pen to much 1 i t'er cdvantace than in l)e Mavprat. At times lie toc to the requirements of the text, but It pcemt if lit 1 iboring a restraint, which marro'l pei Mr, Tv day's Haradaa was uot ft: inrjftrr factory ftc inut Wj either.

Of Mr. Kennedy's Do tivx 7 sny lu justice ha it was entirely satis A'i jiUyed the )iivt Julie dc Mor tinier. it a grcit performance, but we that th'. re was caught an unmistakable future grratne5n. The young lady has a brilliant promise, which hard study and experience may She is younp, and as yet inexperienced and viewed in thit liht it was very commendable.

The play v. ell produced and in all respects was a praiseworthy performance. To night "The Merchant of Venice" will be produced; on Thursday "Hamlet" will be repeated; on Friday "Iiichelieu on Saturday afternoon 'The Lady of Lyons," and on Saturday night ''Kichard. the Third." Yhstyali the Magnificent. Here is something about Vestvall, whose horse whipping episode at the Academy is doubtless well remembered: lb is but seldom that we aro able to record an incident in conjunction with our old friends across tho water of a nature eo pleasing aa to awaken at onco our admiration and gratitude.

On the arrival of the newa in Europe or the Chicago disaster. M'lle Foliclta Vcst vali, who was in Germany at the time, proceeded without delay to Mayenei, and there, calling on the people to reppond, organized a performance for the benefit of tho sufferers, playing herself Uriel in "Uriel Acosta," by Gutzhow. Such an appeal is never mado in vain to the kind hearted people of Mayencc, and a largo snm was realized and handed over to the American Consul, who efforts in the nutter are also entitled to com mendatifju. M'lle Vestvali has earned her right to tho name of the "magnificent" as truly by works of this Eind as by her personal beauty and accomplishments. She is a citizen of the United Stated, and intends to return to America in the early spring, never more to leave it.

We think that nhe will find in the land of hi home and heart that welcome and regard she so well dti ervcH. PACiriO ST. M. E. CHUECH FAIR.

Tho Fair and Fostivul of the Pacific street M. K. Church was opened, agreeable to previous announcement, yr. ulterrioon, iu the lecture room of the church, corner of Pacific and Clinton In the evening everything was in working order, and. though the attendance was not as targe as the energetic committee hoped to see on this and buc cetdi ig cvf rings of the I'air, it was perhaps all that could be ctcd on an opening night.

While the attraction'; at this Fair are not aq nuraoroua as at thoso monacrenUTpri Gj which appeal with force to tho charily of the entire city, the di play, nevertheless, is a fine onr and the articles are of choice quality and in every desirable variety. Conspicuously and centrally located in the room is the Jloral bower "manned by youn ladicp," a paradoxic.il speaking gentloman remarked to the Eaolk reporter. Confectionery and flowerr supply HWt etnosa to tho senseB of amoll and ta1) to from this evergreen locality. At tho right of it are found inviting refreshment tables aud numerous little fdandri, la restaurant, where the inner man and woman may be supplied with at least somo of tho dcli the Eeason. Other tables exhibit TJEMJTIFTJJj HPECIUENB OF EMBROITjEUT, needlework and other fine objects.

A hundred dollars worth of ea.cy chair, in varied and beautifully blending colors, invitee the visitor toils soft and luxurious cushion and extended arms. The modorn notion of an upholstered epittoon is exhibited, indicating how ingeniously a national habit may be partially divested of some of its most repulsive results. Not remoto from this arrangement is an upholstered foot rest, a device for rendering endurable to the fastidious mind another American habit, of elevating the feet. Dolls in every variety, sleepy and wakeful, pretty blonds and long haired, straight haired, curly haired, from iifty cents to fifteen dollars, will drive the parents of female juvenilea of tender age to tho vergo of distraction, and the conditional promises of good behavior for tho next throe or six months will bo numerous even if they aro not fafthfully feopt. A Ttry fine Afgahn ia exhibited, and will doubtlena bring a hundred dollars to the funds in Bomo way.

The toy table affords a very largo and interesting variety of temptatiooB to the children, and Christmas is quite anticipated by the domanda that will be made. Only a few of the numerous fanciful nnd useful articles presented for sale can bo mentioned in a brief article. The various tables are attended by polite and pleasant ladies, and the evening receptions" by fias light present a very cheerful and pleasant picture. Vocal aud instrumental music will occasionally diversify the entertainment d. Tho Fair and will bo open from three until ten P.

M. to day, to morrow and ou Friday. County Tbeas. 3 First Second Third Fourth Filth Sixth Eighth Ninth Tenth Eloventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourtoenth Filtcenth bixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth Twentieth first Twenty second Fiatbush Flatlands New Utrecht New Jjots CraveBond 685 205 1,376 1,166 678 1,608 626 778 2 525 Krai .375 2.143 705 1,613 1,8311 651 1,334 2,216 2,357 238 161 134 565 98 906 2,101 564 972. 3,302 3,448 1,858 1,231 1,738 5,899 1,653 2,987 965 1,292 1,137 1.533 1,437 815 1,046 1,093 L870 1,040 S87 96 326 892 135 606 220 1,438 1,237 691 1,630 2,280 659 790 3,667 1,855 410 2,210 7i0 1,617 2,003 1,576 923 1.618 2,435 2,501 1,195 260 168 185 678 96 585 2,196 006 92 3,271 3.424 1,569 1,191 1.761 2,798 1,530 3.953 92i L280 1.009 1,369 1.351 652 763 891 1,718 851 363 89 334 376 1S2 Totals 30,253 37,229 31,567 38,708 Gardiner's majority, 6,976.

Osborne's majority, 4,141. Senate. SECOND DISTBICT. a First Second Third Fourth Filth Seventh Flevuth Thirteenth Fifteenth Ninelocmb Twentieth 674 169 1,350 1,262 714 2.252 1.862 2,224 1,697 1,158 2,420 623 2,22 i 52.1 896 3,374 1,513 1,494 896 752 902 13,615 Total Pcriy'B 16,003 THIRD DISTRICT. Sixth Kiphth Ninth Tenth Twelfth Fourteenth, i ucvonteenth Eighteenth Twonty first Twonty second Now Lots Gnivesend Fiatbush New Utrecht Flatlands 1,449 558 779 2,129 i.

455 COO I.T7S 1,521 821 2,321 1,062 670 90 233 158 164 ,,15,078 3,421 i.fflj 3,061 3,074 1,293 1,310 1,476 652 1,812 917 290 141 884 S49 97 21,055 Total Murphy's majority, 5,990. Assembly. Dem. Aitkon fi.lM Dist. Rep.

ijrstIIubbell H.dnhd Whiln Mai. 4,783 1,4118 ns 1.831 1,013 378 1,0711 597 .....4.422 Boylls 3,014 Third Fourth Tanner Fiflh Berri Sixth Peck Seventh KiKhlh llonnott. Kinth Loiohi noeuu .,4.280 Nosley 5,078 Adnms 2,601 Rlchtor 2,271 ..2,216 .1,870 ..4,019 Droll 2 919 ..4.180 Jacobs 4.727 Justices of Clio Vea.cc. Dist. Rop.

Third Phillips fourth Jones l'llth Murahall blsth Mahcn Dom. .27,718 Riley .28.247 Elliott .27,106 ICanics .28,425 Cassidy Mai, 3.439 lu.071 ..31,147 ..318 .32,708 L0HG ISLAND HEMS. Adhesive Opfioeiioider3. Suffolk County Board, of Supervisors mako the most of their clerks. They havo had but threo within tbo contury.

The Bbookhaven Rate Case. Gov. Hoffman has pardoned tho two Jewish lads who wero convicted last year of rapo upon a nogress in Brookbavon town, full evidenco having boen produced to establish their innocence. Shooting an Eaqle. Arden H.

Weeks, ono of the keepers of Firo Island Light, shot an American Eagle, ono day last weok, which measured acroS3 its wings sevon feet and six inches, Stewabt'b Citv. A. T. Stewart has curtailed work upon tho Plains, for tho Winter, about 60 I)cr cont. Tbo railroad, and houso building are still going on with thoir aocustomcd promptitude Kings County Real Estato 'Transfers.

Pearl nnd Prospoot sts, cornor, 25x68x25x20.6x 60(1866), wife to husband 4.000 North Ninth st, 200 ft of Sixth st, 62x10x160. P.4IJJ Smith and Dobovolse sts, oorner, 25x100 4,000 Devoe et, 126 tt of Oatharlno st, 25x100 2,500 Warren et. 290.6 of Nevlna it, 17x100 1,000 Nostrand av, 308.11 of Flushing av, 16.8x100, oap; 1,100 Nostrand nv, 325.7 of Flushing av, 16.8x100, oag 1,100 Lawrence st, 9, 400 ft of Willoughby et, 25x107.6 (1868) Lawrenoo st, 400 ft of Willoughby st, 25x107.6 (1671) 8,500 Butlor Bt, contra lino, about 13 acres woodland (110 port 1,300 Boorum et, a 150 ft of Graham av, 25x100 4,000 Franklin and Grcono avs, 0 corner, 43. 7,000 Honry at, 71.7 of Plneapplo st, 22x100 1,600 Union av, 60 of Freeman Bt, 25x100 husband to wifo 1,000 Greeno Bt, 6, 125 of Union av. 25x100 1,000 Pnollio et, 300 of Vanderbilt av, 25x100 4,650 Noetrand av, 292.8 sof Flushing av, 16.8xl00,ca 1,100 Thirteenth at, 07.1(1 of Sixth av, 20x100 1,250 Tenth Bt, 70 of Fifth av, 30x100, and 1 11, Kulo st, 120 of Franklin av, 25x100 250 A mint for tho Health Board.

To tho Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle Wo nro daily informocl through the press of tho cxistonco of Bmallnox In difforont parts of Brooklyn. Thcro la nt tho foot ot Henry etreot a awampy district which is studded over with shnntics and hog pens, and in this nursery of disease it has alroady mn.de its appearance, but parontal allootlon provonts tho parents from making it known. Hero we aro doomed to havo a sorpont in our midst without tho power of crusbinR its bend, that may leave thousands of now happy hoinca deaolnto and deaortcd. Willjiho Sanitary Department fail to talto immediato action on this Youra respectfully, A FltlEND TO THE PunLlO..