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SAIjE HOWSES. SECOIDElTl IFOK Till IHOIeHDA N. ISOARDllMC WAIV'J'KO E5J2l.SE". FIRST EDITIOI SPOETS AND PASTIMES. Ciijj ghctos aim Gossip, order a now enrollment to bo mado, as tho books now in use contain moro names than thero aro Republican voters irl tho ward.

Mr. Bejlows presented another petition, tho signers of whioh were far moro numerous than that handed In by Mr McDiarmid. They expressed full confidence In and asked to havo tho roll revised in accordanco with tho plan proposed by Mr. Bollows. M.

Jennings moved to havo the Fiftoontu Ward included in the arrangement proposed for. tlio Seventeenth. Mr Bellow Bald it might perhaps supposed from wliat had been said by Mr. McDiarmid that thero had been A NEW ELEMENT OF HONESTY Introduced into the Seventeenth Ward, and that Mr. McDiarmid was its sole representative.

That was not the case, and thero was no reason why that ward hould bo especially acted upon by the Gcnoral Cum mittc Mr. McDlnrroid roso to apoint of order, and spoko of Mr. BelJom oa "tills maD." Mr. Bollows I am a gentlcmon, do not call mo a FOR SALE THE PHILADELPHIA brick houso, 194 wolfth st, Brooklyn, In good ordpr; nine boaring grape vinos, alloy connootlng yard wlta tne street, heater In baiemont, tango In kitohon prloo So.ww. TtOTf.

SALE ON THE HILL, TWO thmn Btorff nnd basomaut brown stono houses: two nt i.n v.nD. Kiif in Ttmnlrlvn Ormond olaco. near Hilton av; location unsurpassed; all modorn improvo mealj; nlato slass from flrst to third storios; hard wood staira and sasb hot and cold water lu ovory room Italian marble tons to all basins, ad lead safes oan bo soon any timo during tho day terms caw. or furtho partlou lor, apply to tho ownor and builder, HENRY J. BROWN, at bU offlon, 83Huntorst, or rosldonce.

58 Hunter st. Also, sevon lets lor sale, corner or i mnmni within iwo blocks ol Iho Boulevard, suitably for a plmroli, or other tirst class buildinsB. cell a IFOK SAI.E KEAJL ESTATE. TTTIOR SALE THE PLOT l)J! ixtlUVnu, 1 iuoh south of Harrison st, boln 12J foot in width In front and roar, and in oopth 97 feet 6inol.es; terms easy. Apply to JOHN FAQAN, on tho premises, or at U18 rOSlUOnuo.

tin uoui WORiTTO THE NERVOUS PEBlLITiTKP) AND W. N. A. WILL GIVE YOU HKALTH and STRENGTH. LAN 11C NATIONAL BANK, Brooklyn.

Docembnr 8,1871. Tho annuil olootion for Dlroclors of this bank will bo held at its banking houso, on TUESDAY, January 9, 1873, bntwoon tho hours 1 I in nt 1r IrT) Ik T. I'HM dcs tjaw A LADY WOULD LIKE AN ENGAGE ment as visiting gnvorness to ono or moro ohildron under 15 yoars of nfic houru from 10 A. 2 P. M.

has had experience and much success In tosobinp. Addross for threo days. Mrs. THOMPSON, Poat Offico, Brooklyn. COME TO THE NEW CHINA STORE D.

O. F. DOSE has oponod a new storo Ho has lu btook a full lino of WHITE AND DECORATED FRENCH CHINA, BOHEMIAN ttAUTAV a vn t.ava nnnns! which havo boen just received, constating of all the now est stvlcs. at importer's priaos. del5 fit 1 ON TROLLER OFFIUE, (JIT HALL, Brooklyn.

December 12, 1871. Notice. Inspectors, Poll Clerks, and others having olaims against the city for t. nine I inn hnld November 7. 1871.

aro hereby notiHed that by calllnR at above offlco on and after SATUKUAY, UeoemDer Id, tueir ciaimH win no poiu. dcl2 6t B. M. JOHNSON, Controller. TTTV GLERK'S OFFICE.

BROOilL YN Decomber 14th, 1871. Notice Is hereby givon that all porflons who wero elected tno unartor eieosion aeia NovemhorV, 1871, (oxcepting Tnspoctors of Eloction) are iiiiini.Tiit fhi nfflnA within ton day i irom this date, and bubscribo nnd file tho oath of offlco ro oufred bviaw. WM. U. tWStiUF, Uliyu Jerif.

uoio lut ONCENTRATED ELECTRICITY WATTS' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE. AS FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES. I' HUM AH KfiAUf 822 FULTON AND 467 CLERMONT Tho largest variety am gest vanoty and latest patterns consraniiy on nana, YOUR PATRONAUK IS HOIjIUITKU. ool6 ly QKASD FIRE RELIEF CONCERT IN AID OF THE SUFITEB US BY THE FIRE IN THE NORTHWEST AT THE ACADEMY OF MU8IO, N. FEBRUARY 23, 1872, Comblningtho colcbratod HINTH REGIMHNT BAND Oi 103 ri'UMlia ana inr vuu TALENT.

S1O0C00 In GREENBACKS will be DISTRIBUTED AMONG tbe TICKET HOLDERS. TICKETS $2 EACH. Messrs. WELLS, FARGO 4 Bankers, Broad, way, N. receivo ar pay out this fund to tho ticko holders.

Direct all orders for tickets, and othor commu nications, to nL30N Ultuoa, unairman, 7 Broadway. N. Y. NELSON CROSS, 178 Broadway, CHAS. E.

NOBLE, SB Broadway, CI1S. lt, KLL1S, la2(Jontro stroot, UB. A. P. 51 West 'Cvonty fourth st, "Nnrthwoit Firo Koliof Committee." dol5Stl'M4W JEA PERRINS' SAUCE.

Pronounced by connoisseurs "THK. flNl.V linOIi RAUCK. It Improves appetite and digestion, and it is unrivaled for lib IMvor. Wo iiro directed by Mossrs. LEA A PERRINS to prose cute ail parties making or vendine counterfeits.

JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, onIO CmFiTu Agonts, Now York. 1JTANSION HOUSE.IIICKS ST, BROOK LvJi lyn, a few elegant rooms for families or singlo gen tlemen, can Do had on roasonabie terma, upii 6 OLYMPIC THEATRE, FULTON ST. Ronotlt. nf SIIJNKV FRANKS. FKIDAY.

Decem ber 15, on which occasion tlio following colpbrated artists have volunteered: 1'roi. hiivestcr. MMO.4ngeuc1uor.onoL Felix Rogers, SIjbs Begsto Sudlow, Harriot Sudlow, thn Wnlhnlln Trouito. Miss Ncllio Masl.ill. Mr.

Val. Love. the Sieccl family, Misa S. Nevillo. T.

Donnelly in his Imitation of Annlo Adama in Maseppa fiAi UitiJAy 'i'ln nrnpittufirnltirnmnof "Thn Drunkard." MONDAY, Decemher 18 White (Jloud, the Indian chiof, and hia tnmpe of Indians, ton in nunioer, and tno rpnownotl tcllolta. maiinoo uui. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, NKW AND ELKGANT ESTABLISHMENT, IIAItT'S BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AND JOHNSON STS. The beat workinon employed, in Etyle and finish turned out. and garmonts unequalled doll 6t TO LIQUOR MERC HANTS A RELI nblo, honost man (Scotch), wants situation in a wholcsnlo or retail Ihinor storo; host roforoncos.

Partios wanting a truatworlliy man, address A. Kaglo ollico. rilHE GREAT SKATE DEPOT. All fho new styles, juat oponod from SI to $2 loss than New York irriees. STRAPS.

HEKL PLATES, 40. AT BOLTON'S, 613 Fulton uf, junction 'latbuah av. no28 lm Ticket agent for tho CJapitoHno. FJ1HE "WAKEFIELD EARTH CLOSET. Do you care for the health of tho females and children, thonsctl.iniinn, and invalid of your housohold Then furnish for their comfort tho greatest blosslng of the day, TUE WAKEFIELD EARTH CLOSET.

Is any member of yonr family confined to tho room with wasting disease Remember that you may havo in that room an uncontaminated atmoephero by using THE WAKEFIELD EARTH OLOSET, Rend to onr office. 3 DEY STREET. Now York, for descriptive pamphiot. no20 lm.MWJcF. WATCBIIES AND EWE lilt Y.

N. GUNTHER, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, No. 779 Fulton st, corner of Oxford Bt. A fall assortment of Watchoa, Jewelry, on tand. Watches.

Clocks, and Jewelry carefully repalro selHTu.Th.Sly MJ. McGLYNN, JEWELER AND 0 ivutchmaker. of 6H5 Fniton at. noar St. Folii at, is ottering American and Swiss watchos at lowor prices ii CnA nt 1 nrltna' IS trnriil.

crnlft than they aro usually sold at retail, Lndiea' 18 karat eold watches at fair and low Old gold, ohl silvor and broken jowc' oi every uoHurtpiiuii uuiiL iui winu. i io Kt5 Fulton st, noar St. Felix. doll 6t W1U.MEKV AND Mmb, fbbubro, No. Lafayotfo placo, N.

Has now an elegant assortment of Oporo and Recoptlon Bonnota, new styles of Volvot Ronnots, lu shados to matoli suits; Hound Hats, Flowers, Ac. Particular attention paid to ordors. so26 3m PAINTIIVC A I nilVK. ESTABLISHED 1843. OEORGB HUDSON BON8.

PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS. CORNER FULTON AND YORK ST BTS. BROOKLYN, Oonlracts for jreneral repairs. I. I.

je tf ClellHVOVl.VTS. 4 BROOKLYN" CLAIRVOYANT FOB 10 years. Tho celebrated orinlnal MADAME OHF the frrcatost livlnK medical and business Oiair voyunt and Pronhotoss, examines disease, personally and by hair; prescrities unfailing remodios, and is consulted on all alTairs of llfo and businoss genorally; satisfaction guaranteed. 24 Myrtle ay, neat Fulton st doll 6t' CLAIRVOYANT THE DIST1NGUISH od MADAME DeDORR. from Paris, tolls all past, prosont and future ovonts lost and stolen goods rocoy ercd; brings togother thoso separated, aosent frlondB; uclty numbers givon.

Ladles, 60 conts gonts, 181. Hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

112 old and 138 now No. Fulton st, botwoen Middagb and Henry sts, sooond floor over tbo store, front rooms. doll 6t SII.VEK WARE. OUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION. Wo are paying espooial attention to EE PLATING OLD PLATICD WARB.

Forks, spoons, sots, andall kinds of waro re ploted ho and burnished equal to new. Orders sont by lottor will bo punctually attended to. The ware will be sont for and returned in Now York, Brooklyn, Jersey Olty, and within a radius of thirty miles LUOIUS HART MANUFACTURING NOB. 4 AND BURLING SLIP, Foot of John street. Now York.

myl3 IrS.TuiTli hew PUJij.icA'morvs. UST PUBLISHED 1 Stimulants and Narcotics. George M. Beard, H. paper John Sterling, Llfo of.

Thomas Oarlylo, cloth 90 Frederick the Groat, Vol. I. Thomafl Oarlylo, SO Recont Discussions in Sclcnco, Herbert Sp oncer 1.50 The LoBtKnigCt. John O. Sargent 2.50 EiroDe, A Woman1.

Right. Mary O. Amos 1,25 Tho Odyssey, Vol. Wm. O.Bryant B.00 My Winter in Cuba, W.

M. L. Jay 1.50 Tho Homo at Hoatherhrae. Author of 1.50 Tancrod or, Tho Now Benj. DlBraell, pap 50 Hoalth and Its Conditions.

Jamoa Hinton 1.50 A History of England. Benj. J. Lossing 2.50 Lifo of Christ. Rev.

H. W. Booohor 8.60 Midnight Sky. Edwin Dnnkin 3.76 Songs of tho Sierras. Joaquin Mlllor ,1.50 Catskill Mountains.

Rov. Charles Rockwell 1.23 Josh Billings' Almanax for 1872, pap 25 Campbell's Poome. Thomas Campbell 100 Books sont by mail on rocolpt of Publisher's price. EDWARD F. DeSELDING, Bookseller and Stationer) myS lyTn.ThAS 277 Fulton at.

Brooklyn. PLUMBING, OAS FITTING, EAMLESS DRAWN BRASS TUBES FOB PLUMBING, ALL TROUBLE AND EXPENSE OF RKPAIRfl AVOIDED. BEND FOR OIBOULAB. BEAMLE8S DRAWN BRASS TUBK8 for wator par pcucabavo for ttoveral yours hooo growing in fa ror. and havo proved so eat is factory in ovory respect th.it we fool warranted in recommending them to all Into rusted aa being hotto'.

tlipn niiT others in nse. Thov are choaner than Innd nfnn. and boinjf put toRethor with Httinps similar to gas plpo, aro vorj' readily unod, and all tlio trouble and oiponao oi ro nu ra auenninir mo usb oi.ioaa mno aroavoiaea. wo mauo tliom of all slzoa Eenerilly usod by plumbers, nnd can fur nish fitUnua of all kinds at short notlco. Tooynie now oxtenfllvnly used in hotels, publio buildings nnd private roMdoiioes In this and oilier cllios, with satisfactory remits.

Bo partlonlor aud specify tuhoa mado by us. AMICUIOAN TUBK WORKS, BAILEV, Anent, KToATh 180 Posrl et, Now Tort. BAUD WKST CLASS BOARD ON tho Hill. No loOrocnoav. liljAiTTJ NKAK CITY HALL ROOMS JO tn lot with boid.At 149 I.awronco 6t, fourth houso from l'ultou'iiv; torinBUiodorato.

n.01V'. TiOAKD lE YOU ARE A TEMPERATE ITS roan and want cood board, call at T. J. MCCARTY. 123 ulton Et.

near Maiu. OARD A LADY HAS TO iiiat a fow pleasant rooms, with good board. ApnlJ at 83 Ktiiott pi, iiearLafiiyiittoiiV; BOAKD FURNISHED HOOMS WllW or without board, at 23 Nassau st, opposite i Mr. Oal luhor's Churchy BOAKD TO LET UKfilSHBD rooms, with or without board, at 10 Tillary st, corner Fulton; tcrnis roaBonublc. BOARD ON THE H1LL IF THE Bontloman and dauiihtor who called yesterday at Sfl KeKnlb nv, will oall again, they can be acopnituDdatod with two laro roomi.

OARD 133 DUFFIELD 8T TWO OK threo slnitlo ROnttomen, or (rontionien ouu 'uh l.ll O.enl.hnil rooms. With Or Without board whero tho comforts of a homo can bfl onjoyed. ijOAKU A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will lot, with or without board, a largo front room, with hot and cold water, gas and boat. Apply at ,140 Prosi dontat, ovonlnea; dol4 Jh4BJt fJOAllD AT 90 FIRST PLACE A B3 suite of rooms, socond story f'out; handsomely fur lilsbcd also a slnule room location and houso first olass reforoueos required. doll 3fc BOARD THREE GENTLEMI5N UAH boaocommndatedwltb nond board and ploasant, rooms, on tha raost roasonablo terms, at 108 st, cornor of Dufflold; ol4 it' 2UO SOHERMERHORN ST, 0 near Bond a prlvato family hnvo two or threo handsomely furnished rooms for families or gontloinen, with first nlass hoard teniiB mptlorato; references, dea lot H30AHD HB3 CIIMUEULAND ST A n.rn wn nino In inntlomon can bo Dccnnimonaicu wiui uuuru, iu buihu nV Hrosa it" isi rrruH.

at tne aoovo nuuiui. TYOAKI) A NEATLY FUIMUSH1SU Si a ft nnf with nronllont nlools: alsoa hall bodroom. Apply at 94 Henry st, noar tho lorrlos. doll St' iiAHHTn WITH llKaA vhaSB board, l3rso and small roomB In brown stono house 097nHnt.nnRt Amity and Congress live minors' walk of South ferry. dol8 3t i.rAHTOiSr THF! HILL TO LET with board, two largo plosant rooms, snttablo for a eentleman ann wire or sincio goQHouinu.

oou av uau ette av, cor. t. Felix st. TSOAKD A GENTLEBIAN AND WIFE II or two sinslo Kontlomon can ootain Doarei unu pioiis nnt rooniB, in a prlvato family havlnK moro room than ro quirod. Apply nt No.

332 Clinton Bt, noar Harrison. aea o. OAED 309 HENHY ST, NEAR State to lot with board, a larKO soooud story front room, nicoly furnlBhod hot and cold water; larRO elosots 4c also, hall room adiolnlnc, to BlnelOKontlouion; three minutes to South and slitoValI Bt Forrios. dol4 2t' BXIAHD CIO.NTLK.MKN AND Til KIR iranttamiiTi nr vnitntr lndf09. OHO OD tiiingood board aud a good homo, for thn Winter, at 289 minutes irom wan Bt.

or outa rerry. uu lIOAItD ROOMS TO LET, WITH fljj Eood bc fird, on tomis; location ploasant; Ciinvonlent to ho forces. Apply at and 3a w.isuiag ton st, betweon Concord and Tillary. References ox tihunL ed. dellUt" OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A HJ second ftory back mora, suitaino ior gonnornan and wiie or two single gentlornon houno has all modorn inuirovoineniF.

ppiy at iuo oou.n viimu au. deli; Jl" wotA1 OA RD TWO PL AS ANT ROOMS, ihH.Mi.iit,. frnm Tftlmnirfl'a hnrcli. three minutes from all tlio cur roito; privato family; liouro has all in)provoniout3. 2S0 Scliormorliora Bt.

noar R.iiid. ueiiai OAKD A VERY PLEASANT, LARGE a 15 fieeond otory tront room, witli nati room eiunaooniiK, hot nnd cold water. Apply at 271 HiokB st, nar TOAP.D A PLEASANT. SUNNY 1 room, ou second floor to lot, with board, to a Ronllo nian and wifotir two elnula pontlomon; location conveii ient. ta frrriess and car rouf cs referoncos exe liungcd.

i.all at 112 Pacltic at, liotwcen Clinteiti aud Henry dell lit" BOARD TO LIST, WITH BOARD, to two sinslo ECtiUeruon or Rontleman and ivifo, a larpc room, Rood clos alaii, hall room; trood location; convenient to cprs and ferries; terms modoratc. Pleaso apply at 4(11 Paciac st, six ooorn from linnd. doli lit BC)AR1)'6N TillC HILL A HAND fiomcly furnished front or back room, on third lloor, with hot anu cold water, firo aud cas: will bo lt ehoap for the' Winter: family priva tc table first class. Address KINGr FOKD, Kairle otlico. BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OB tain a handsomely furnishod room, oach thorouKhly (leafed, on second floor, witd or tvifhoue bo iril, or would let both rooms to a Kenilonian and wife.oo in jder.it.a tornis roferonco excliaiiHcd.

I'oitb Cree'oe place. dol2 6t BOARD S4 PER WEEK; FURNISHED rooms from $1 per wool; upward hoaso has all tho modern conveniences; hot aud cold laundry, otc threo ninals per tlay. 1H7 I' liltou. St. aoccnei eioor iroin Nassau streel.

oc31 3m BOARD 19 NASSAU ST PLEASANT looms, in a first class house, for eonttemen and their wives, or single centleinen; family social and refined; within tivo miuulos' walk of tho ferries; terms moderate. dcl.1 Of IJOAliD TO LET, WITH BOARD, I3 pleasant, neatly furnished rooms: a KOod tahlo kept and hotne comforts scoured; tonus modorato; references given ann required. Apply at 47 haudB st, aecon i houso from Adams Et. do 3t BOARD 255 HENRY ST, NEAR JO ralcmon Double and single rooms, on the socond and tniid floors, to lot, with or without board, at modorato terms; house and locution first class, and convenient to Wall Bt. and South Kerriea.

doU 3t BOAlli TO LET, WITH BOARD A front room on tho s.coud lloor. furniabed or nnfur niuhed, to gontloman and wifo or single location pood thrco minutes from Kulton or Catharine For rtes, two blocks from Pulton et. High at. dol2 6t BOARD 32 WILLOUGHBY STREET Rooms for familios, stnulo penta, and also ladies willing to room together; termsfroni $5 to good table; house has all the itnprovementa also, tahlo board at delft at1 OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Tlio most dosirable location in tho city, noar forrios Suit of rooniff, on third floor, for familj; also, two rooms, on fourth, for gontlemon; all fronting ou OHnton pt. opposite Trinity Ohurch; houso nnd table first chias.

Tonus modorato. 177 MontaKue at, cor. Olinton. BO A RD FIN LAItG ROOMS WIT ET hot ami cold water, suitable for gontlemoo and wives, or pentlcmen; location ono of the host in Brooklyn, convenient to all tbo ferries terms modorato. Applv at 120 Pacitio Bt, betweon Olinton and Honry.

delt BOARD 11 i NASSAU COR. JAY. Two respectable young men can lie furnishod with a nirJy furnif hed double room with firo and yns: house basull modorn improvements; tbo cars pass tbo house everv live minutes to I'ult and Catharine i V'irios. de'lSSt1 TJOARD AT 84 STATE ST, BKTWEEN $.3 Hen mrv and Hicka sts. Sinulo and douhlo rooma on rnnri and third ll'ior.

lo Int. with or without hoard, at terms; home and location first claa; convenient to "Wiill at. and faouth I'orncs; refcronco. exchanged. delS'it" rTPOARD 207 WASHINGTON ST.

A JP gentleman nnd wiTe, or two single gontlomon, can obtain and roinns inn smnil tho Iioufo has all modern iimirovomout, and is convenient to all the ferries aud City Hall; dinner at six. Apply at 167 Wnsiiinnion at. BOARD BROOKLYN HEIGHT A neatly furnished room on tho second floor to lot, ihh board, to a irentlnman and wife, or two 8 initio con ilemcn; also, a room for one fienMeraan the roomhivo lire and frasln ijotti; iioun modern. Appiyat oo iiiCK9 st, ttrec minutes' waiK irom tne runon rerry. TjVOARD TO LET, TWO DOUBLE roomp, with hot nnd cold water In oach, or ropcther, siiMrtbic for tivo or lourijdullb; notiflo nana jine furnished nnd contains all modorn tmorovoments; terms for two, including fire, gas, Ac.

$16 por week. Ap ply at no. i J' i rat pneu, cornor oi nunry DOAHD ON THE HILL A VERY BB Tilnasant hnck narlor. furnished or unfurnished witb or without board or rooms on the third lloor for board; or suit able for liL'lit housekeeping. Apply immoJl atclyat Carlton near pulton rent mouor'ro; referenced exchanged, do 14 at TTOARD A LARGE ERONT ROOM ON JflJP third story; also nhidl room will bo lot olthor to pettier or Hoparnie, a psrty ot gentlemen or gentleman nnd wife, with first class board, on very reasoaablu terms; fivB minutfis' walh from City Hall.

Apply at 359 Brldgo si, seconu orywn stono nouso irom Wlllougnny at. dol5 2t IJOARD A LARGE PLEASANT BACK I parlor, richly furnished, and also a hall room, con tfiinin hot mid cold water, to lot with board, to a contln. man and wife, or single gentlemen; house has all improvements, nnd is pleasantly located, within walking distance of all the ferries. Terms modorato, 137 Livingston hi, nejr cmitn. aoia ai By OARD AT 128 LIVINGSTON ST.

JLP betweon Boerurn and Smitb, handsomoly furnished or unfurnished rooms, for gentleman and wifo, or singlo ecntlcmen: houso lir.st with all modern imnrovo mcnts, nnd within eibt minutes' walk of Wall st or South ernes, and 'tyjiall. do 1 1 at ARD ON THE HILL AT 2( JlJt South Oxford st, botweon Fulton and Atlantlo avs; a suite of roomB on H0Ct.nd floor, suitable for a family; p.Ibo. two roomB for gentlemen and wives; terms modorato for tho tutor; convenient an tno ierngs oy cars, 6t BOARD A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN be accommodated with board and pleasant rooms; also, a gentleman and wifo and two young ladies; any throe gentlemen wishing to room together can he accommodated, with or without board, inaBpaclnui baok parlor; terms moderate. Cull at 79 Main Bt, corner of York, ovor drug store. 2f BOARD TO LET ON THE HEIGHTS three minutes' from Fulton Ferry, a very pleasant second floor vith improvements, togother or separately, to a Bmall family or party of gentlemen, on roasonablo terms; tho house is well hoatod and comfortable In ovory way; tboso wishing to ohtain a desirablo bomo for tho Winter please call at No.

13 Cranborry st, second door from Columbia Heights. doU3t" BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS TOUETj with board, furnished or unfurnished, to gentleman and wlc: also, single gentlemen can be accommodated with coed board, in a plain gcnfcol family; thoso desirous of good table and comfortaolo home, at moderate price, will do well to call; houso contains all Improvements; location tine. 236 Cumberland st, botwoou Lafayetto and ZJcKalbava. BOABC.D WANTED, BOARD WANTED A ROOM, SUITA bloiorapbystrian'a offico, also a singlo pmdroom, with or without board, in tho neighborhood ol Flatbush nv, between Doan at. and tho Park.

Address PHYSICIAN, 472 Franklin av. BOARD WANTED $125 PER MONTH A gontloman, wife, ohildron and attendant, want rooms with board profer tho Heights, in a prlvato family, and will give ample and first class Introduction. Ad dregs YOUNG F( LKS, Baglo office. BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN and wifo In a private family, or whoro there aro fow boarders; livo or ten minutes' walk from Fulton Forry. Comfort before stylo.

Terms not to exceed 8)12 or $15 por 4ddreBs GEORGE, Knglo offico. BOARD WANTEDP A board in a private English family, within one mile of Fulton Ferry, for a couplo. and child four years. Address, stating tonus, which must bo reasonable, HOME. Haglo office.

dolS Rt BOARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN wishes to ongago ploasant furnlshod npartmonts and hoard for himself, wifo and two chlldron. Prefers a small family, near Wall st. or Fulton Forrios, Address box 5,342 N. Y. P.

O. dollOt OARD WANTED AN ALCOVE or InrffQ sinln rofim. hnnriuomrdv ntohnH st class hoard, on tho Hoiarhts. not further Hnnth'ttmn Monlaguotit. Address, fitatine terms for a sinulo gontloman, which must not excoed $13 per week, MITCHELL, Haglo otlico.

do9Bt for saik itiisciia.je:oijs. TjIOR SALE TO GROCERS AND B1 frulfc doalors, a flno assortment of applos, at No. 183 Washington at, third floor, ew York. tit" 171 ORSALi5LIQUOR STORE, 225 Hoyt Bt, with Btock and fixtures; four yoaiB leaao; rent low; good reasons for soiling. Apply on tho premUos.

dej26t 1710R SALE CIGAR STORE AND BIL Hard room, two tables, cheap for casb now doing a. good business. ownor has othor business. Call any time after li o'cloek P. at promises 387 Mvrtlo av.

doH 3t FOR SALE TEA STORE, ON ONE OF tho loading businoss stroots: will be Bold with ox without the stock: satisfactory reasons glvon for selling, AddrosB TKAH, Kaglo offico. dpi. St" FOR SALEA FANCY AND VARIETY store: as the prosent owhpp la abont loavlng tho country, wishes to dljpoao of tho stooK and fixtnros iramo lately; will bo sold at alow flguro. Inquire at 173 Brldiro st; also storo to let. ITIOR SALE A HANDSOME.

SEVEN octato. rosowood piano, la offorod for alo prlco $185 if sold immediately thia is an unprecedented opportunity to obtain an oxcollont instrumont very choap. Call nt I2i Third place, botweon Court and Smith ats. doll 2t FOR SALE EXTRA, lOH THWhOLI day! Pianos offorod at $5 to $20 monthly until paid: new pianos Included in thlaoffor. Prices and tonns to suit everybody this month.

Evory instrumont guaranteed. PIIElPS A SON, Fulton at. cfel 3t FOR SALE AN OIL REFINERS with or without buildings, corner of Richards and I won fits, containing Btills. hoilor, engine, pumps, tanks, coppor worms, condensers, Ac, Ac. Will bo sold together oe icparate.

Apply nt 121 Maiden lano, N. from 10 to 1 O'clock, OXYD hl'EHM Oil CO. dolfi 3t jOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN Jr.1 for cash ft magniflcont sevon octovo roaowood pianoforte, almost new; has full Iron frame, improved ovor Btrung bass, rioh nnd powerful tone; fancy carved oaso and legs, with maker's guarantoo and bill of salo. Can bo aeon at 178 Bridge st, In tho storo. dol4 at1 ITIAKlHiE JHANTK.Su IREMONGER STEAM MAR BLR WORKS No.

11 Duffiold t. Manufacturers of marble mantel plumbers' slabs, furniture tops, and marblework of ovory dosorlptlon. Tlio for sale, and rubbing done for tho trado, ICstimatos fur DiBiioa on application. goll Ly AT THE nnno.n.U lNnHlR UU0e OP WM. W.

ROSE, NO. 124 (old 142) ATLANTIC STREliT. Botweon HoDry and Ulioton HOLIDAY OOOD8 IN GRHAT VARIETY. ILLUSIUATBD AND STANDARD BOOKS, PliBFUMHD CHRISTMAS AND NKW YBAH STATIONERY, DKSKS, WORK BOXES, PARIANS, BRONZES AND TOYS OP EVERY DHSORIPTION, ALL AT TUB LOWBST MARKET PRICES. BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS Fon TOE HOLIDAYS.

TOMES, MELVAIN 6 MAIDEN LANB, Oflor an attracttvo otook, JUBT BEOEIVED FBOM LONDON, BERLIN, VIENNA AND PARIS, dul M.W4F tf D. APPLETON HOLIDAY CATALOGUE ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS, FOR THE SEASON OF 1871 72 Now roady. AND SENT TO ANY ADDRESS ON APPLICATION. D. APPLETON OO.

HAVE FOR SALE THE PUBLICATIONS 07 THE LEADING PUBLISHERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS OP EVERY SIZE AND STYLE. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, JUVENILE BOOKS, IS EVHRY VARIETY. IMPORTANT NKW BOOKS POK THE HOLIDAYS. THK STORY OF THE FOUNTAIN.

HOMES OF OTHER DAYS. RED LINK EDITION OF BRYANT. THE AMERICAN TOUR OF BROWN, JONES AND ROBINSON. THE POET AND PAINTER. Nowodltion.

THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY. New oditlon, THE SONG OF THE SOWER. No Edition. OUPIL'S, GOUI'IL'S. HOLIDAY PRKSRNTS, WORKS OI' ART.

AUTIOLR3 OF VEUTU. GOUPIIe'B. 170 FIFTII AVENUB, Comor of Twenty second st. N. Y.

doll JJINRICHS, (Lato Werckmolstors), SI PARK PLAOE, Northwest corner of Church (up stairs). SEVENTY HRST ANNUAL DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY l'AKCY OOODS, TOYS, CHINA, PARIAN GLASS WARK, BRONZES, OLOOKS, JARDINIERES, LAMPS, ic. ARE NOW OeN VIEW. Purchasers are respectfully invitod to call sooo. dc6 13t 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, IE, 2el.

z2, 25, 27, 3. 66jJOLlDAY ntESENTS," DI4MUND, PEARL, STONE OAMEO, CORAL Avf) ETRUSCAN, EKAMUl.UD, JET AM) PLAIN GOLD JEWELRY, at unusually low pricos, by AUDKMAiiS .1 SUM A PUSS. 401 Fulton St. 66(T1HKISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S 1 GIFTS," fancy articles in ptorllne; silver waro, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, at AUDEMAR'S Fulton st. 6 kTTOLlDAY PRESENTS." jTl.

MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO'S suporior treblo plated waro IN ENDLESS VARIETY, at manufacturer's prices, at AUDEMAIiS ct bCHAF'JSS1, 161 Fulton St. 66Q.IFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS." Ladies' gold hunting watcliOB $25 to $250 Gent's gold limiting watohes 35 to 4511 Boys' silvor hunting watches 10 to 2d All warranted at AUDES1ARS Si 461 Fuiton St. oc5 3m AKE YOUR PUKCHASJ5S tOB THE HOLIDAYS WHO KILLBD HIGH PRICKS IN BROOKLYN. FREDERICK LOESEB Offers great induoomoats to puroaasorg of mado up LACE GOODS, COLLARS. SLEEVES and HANDKERCHIEFS, In tho nowost designs.

FINE RIBBONS FOR SASHBS, TIES AND BOWS. TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. HANDKERCHIEFS, INITIALED AND EMBROIDERED. Sploudid lino of COURVOISIER'S KID GLOVES, Several hundred dozons of KID GLOVES, oomprlsln Jouvln's, Lapaxto's, Choilley's, Charles', we aro selling now In choicest assortments at a loss of SO to 75 conts on each pair, in order to dear our stock. Wo loall honcoforth keop nono but OOUBVOISIEIl'S or ALEXANDRE'S, FREDERICK LOESER.

283 ond 291 FULTON STREET. NOTICE. All goods in our establishment aro sold with a profit not oioeedlng 7M por cont. THE HOLIDAYS AT HAYDEN'S, 219 Myitlo oy. A larKC assortment of tho finest now season's Tea.

Best Java, Uaraoaibo and othor Goffeos. Finest solootlon of new Fruits. Finest old Port and Shorry Wines, all at pop ular prices, at HA YDHN'S TEA AND COFFEE WAEEHOUSB, 2l Aiyrtie av. aoia la, HORSES, CARRIAGES, dec. WATERS.

VETERINARY SURGEON, 21 RAYMOND ST. (Formorly ot Flatbush,) Hss now oponod a voterlnarv ostabltsnmont at tho above number, lor tne treatmont of stole horsos and oattle, whero be can bo consulted at all times. Also, any orders left will bo punctually ottondod to. Charges roasonablo. Tbo potronago of ono and all is re.

Bpoctfiilly solicited. do5 lm FOR SALE A BLACK MARE, ABOUT 15 hands high and 9 yoars old warranted perfeotly Bound and kind; a prompt, stylish driver; has boon usod by lady; excoilone unaor tlio saddlo and in single or doublo harness; can trot in 3 minutes; will bo sold at a sacrillco.as tho ownor has no usofor bor. Apply to W. MANNING, 42 Court Bt, opposite City Hall. DENTISTKY.

ACARD THOS. S. HENDERSON, DENTIST, 201 Olinton st. cor. Pacific.

Good ond roliablo work, skillful treatmont and modoroto charges. At homo doily from 9 to 6, Sundays oxcoptei dell 7t mo FOR A BEAUTIFUL SET undor nitrous oxide or laughing gas, and all ohargos in eluded when artificial teeth aro brdorod. Particular at tcnuon Kivon ro mo troatraont or tne natural tooth. Dr. J.

A. QUINLAN 4 Olty Dontol offloe, 835 Fulton at, 04rt City Ball. 1,1 ly WANTED A NUKSE UIKL, TO TAKP, care of two small children, at 69 ProapoetpUcp. XXj AS1, ED AUlUL.TO HELP DO Trll TT i otuawork of small family. 242 Sober mcrhorn st.

T57AJSl'j'Kl) A WOMAN, TO DO GHNti VV rat hmisi work: must bo woil recommended. Ap ply at tcl ompkins piace. A1STKD AGIRL, ABOuT'14 YiSAKS nr nnn tr. Hn llcht housowork ln.a. small family.

Apply at now 1 o. MPJnffiold tt. TWO. ONJS TO If coolt nut. wa.ih, and tno othor to take oaro oiclul droti.

150 EorRon st. near Hoyt. TAXTED A WOMAN, TO UOOfv, ww imm nl.o. waitxofta aud cbambormald. Apply at 534 Saturday, at 13.

WANTF.D A STEADY YOUjMU Ol KLi, rr general liotisowork. lu a small family. SIS Baltic st, bet. Fifth and Sixthava. WANTFD A GOOD UOOJi, VYASHTJK, and Ironor must hivo Rood olty roferonoe family small and unites ceod.

Apply at 653 Madison st, botwoen Rctd and KtuvcjFanl nves. WAiS'l ED A WuMAis, TO COOK wnsn anil iron, and i'o general housework, In a siunll prlvato family; host reforonoos roqnlrod. Apply at 557 Uatesav. WANTED TWO GIKliS ONE TO cook, wash and iron, tlio othor as ctambormatd and waltressi mod city roforonoo roiiulred. Apply at 301 Cllnion st.

eoT' erof Uartison. STiVNTED A GIRL, TO DO GENBKAL housework must be a good washer and tronor and rood plain cook family small. Call at 337 Doan Bt, noar Fourth ay. dela 3f WANTED A NEAT, CAPABLE GIRL, to cook, wash and Iron, in a prlvato family. Thoso having good rcfoionccs may apply, for two days, at 161 ralemon st! JL016 3" ANTEDA SMAKT, CAPABLE clrl.

for neneral bonsowork one who oan do plain cooklngnnd wash and iron well, apply at osb wiiiouiiiioi av, near i nroop. dell 2t WANTED A YOUNG PROTHSTANT Rlrl (American, Rerman or Rwode). to do tho housowork of a small family. dol4'2t' P. at H5 tjuiney st.

ANTUD AN EXPERIENCED ENG baby bIx weeks old. Apply aftor 6 o'olock, P.M., at 50 blnto it. SIX BOYS, AT THE BUOOKI YN DISTRIBUTING BUItRAU, 448 Pu'ton uustajra; steady omploymont. Apply botvroon 6 and 8 A. M.

deHat" WANTKO 1N A PRIVATE FAMILY, two noat. tidy girls, onoto cook, wash and Iron, Ac, tbe othor as chambermaid and waitress, and lo assist with woshlnB at ironing references required. Apply at 188 bt. Fwlli at, noar Hanson place. WAWTKI JjyA SMALL FAMILY, A tidy young flmau, English, Scotch or Gorman must undoratnnd care of children and do light ohambor wnrk; Rood references required.

116 Hall st, (St. Jamoa place), Fulton and Greene avonuoara. WAITED A FIWST CLASS GIRL, to do Rcnoral housework, in a private family of three wngrs 315 por month muFt refor to last plnco. Apply at 162 Livingston fll, near Smith ring front door bell, 2ta WANTED RVA COOKS, chambermaids, nurses, waltrf saea and gonoral hoiifownrk pirls, for splendid pttimtions now roady in jjroat ahnuoancB, at MANMWG'S, 4J Court at. noar Joralomon; also, girla lately landed, andjmalj girlajn Broat domand.

WANTED AN ENGLISH OR SCOTCH Proti'stni't woman, who is ft Rood cook, washer, and ironor. and who understands goneral houaowork, oan h7id ii pood plaen and good vago3 at 272 Claaaon avo; nono but Ihufo who can cumo with best of references need up ply, del2 6t WTl'ilERVANl'S, GET YOIJlt siliuitions from TI1K KMPLOYMKNT AND INDEMNITY '29 Concord st, noar Fulton. Many girls coma hero who huve never boon it an olfico bofore, and all rc'sreclnblo servant got their situations from thisCom puny. You iiru not ro mired to rorauia hare attor your naino isiuken. nopilm WAIV'J'Kn Sl'I'lrATilOTVS.

5A7ANTED A SITUATIOU, BY A COM Yv Detent pirl, to do housowork. 200 Van liuren st, front room, top iloor. A SITUATION, UY A KE spectabJo girl is a first cook Is an oxoollont washer and ironor: his good city roferonco. Pmayo call at 48U Carlton av, tirat houso from Atlantic at, front room. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A HE sreotnble youug woman, to take earn of children young intants proterren.

(Mil ror tnreo aayuai wi Auoipm at. between Fulton and Atlantlo ays. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE speotablo woman, as cook or to do general housowork; ban thn beat of eity references can cook, wash ond iron, or laundry. Apply at 115 Navy st, between Tillary ann jonnson sis. AMTED A SITUATION, UY A KB spfictablc young girl, to no general nousoworK; is a good washer and ironor; has good city roteronoes.

Oall fcr two days at oS3 Warren st, botwoou Hoyt and Bond. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A COL vp.irn of niro. to tuko caro of hors 33. TV nrpil boy, 1H ye.irs of ago, to or as waiter; he willing to work is ovory way trnstwor thy. Inquire at 344 CnraborUnd at, near Fulton av.

dol5t TLITANTKD A SITUATION, BY A 61 epectiiblo girl; is a first rata cook, washer and ironnr, or wouid do iignt (lousotvorK in smiii nrivato rami ly; the bett of city roteroncos. Ploa6o call at No. 144 Court at, at the privato door on Pacific at. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A rJnnteh Pint nutn t. ntrl.

tn dr. ronltiniT or rronftral housework for a small family an cxcellont washer and ircnerand good plain cook, ohllgine and civil; wages moderate. A pply at 42 Court st.jit MANNI NG'S. ANTED A SITUATION, BY AN Anirricnn ladv. as housekeener or comuanion for a indy can do all kinds 01 sewing is a good oporator on Fcwingirachines; references given and required.

Address Fagle office do9 7t" WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectablo younu man, to lako caro of a pair of horses or to drive for a doctor; vould bo willing? to do any hind of work whore ho oan earn his living; host of rofer. onces can bo iiiven. Call or address W. Katjlo oflico. dolS 21.

WAXTEB ITIISCEL.AiVEOS. WAITED BY A RESP AB married woman, a baby to nnrso, having lest hor own. Call for two days at 21) Lawronoe st. W7ANTED BY A "YOUNG GIRL," WHO understandy cutting and lilting, a fow morn on gagrmont in private families by tho day or weok. Call for two days nt 45 Bergen st, betweon Uocram nnd Smith ats.

WANTEliBY A RES PE A young German woman, washing to take nt her own house, or to go out by the day. Call at Third avonno, uear Carroll st. ANTKD BY A FIHST GLASS ashing and ironing to di at houic, or wrnlri go ont by tho day. Call at 132 Degraw st, South Brooklyn. WANTED 5,000 PATKNT ORD RUS, FOR OnORLRSR KKTTLF.S.

NORTMRUP 200 and 202 st. orders for Saul1? Patent Odorloas Kotiles. WM, DON NliLLY, Fniton nv, cot. Downlngsi. fcfcTAiSTED A PARTNER IMHB I atoly, in the real ostato business, in Urooklyn na tablishcd for years; rctoronoo oxctiangod, whieh must ho first chs, with somo oapital.

Address, REAL F.STATIC, Bglecllice. dol5 2t AsTED BY A DRKSSMAKER, A fnn more nnunn pnienta in familina. bv til good cutter and fitter: can also cut children's drosses. Call at S03 Fulton 8t, botweon Carlton av. aud Cumberland street.

WAN TED BY A 6 PETENT dressmaker, ono who has given entire flatidfactlon, Wo fmiuediate cuhtom of two or ttirco tint clans families of this city; reference given if required. Addre33 A. 130 Bank st, N. Y. ANTED A HOUSE.

TWO three story, frame or brick, wif crus atul tracer, in good location: $1,500 cash will bo paid balance morrgaco. Addie.y, stuting prfco, torma, location and fullpar ticuIurE, II. B. i'aglo otfico. dela 2t WAN'I ED BY A HIGHLY RESPECT abo woman, washing by the dozen, pioce.or month; fluting, hup muflin laces and gentl inon1 shirts done up (lie yame as new; tcellont roferencos; tormara fonablc.

Apply at 414 Franklin av. del) 2t' ANTED BY A YOUNG GENTLE initi. bv nrfifprmion a lawvnr. two rooms, nloaaant ly locotcfi on tbe Heights, without hoird; prlco not ovor $lnper week; best of roforoncca given. Address FhkIo office.

deU 3t" TO LET A WELL URNISHED brown stono houso, in South Brooklyn. Apply at Il liapclyea st, nrstjiouso from Honry, for two days. npO LET A SMALL HOUSE, SIX rooms; gas and water. 258 I ivingston st, ront 3500. dell 61 MHO LET A TWO STORY OOTTAGJfl.

JL No. 140 Portland av, nenr Myrtle, 8 rooms, water and gas. nnd stable room rent 80 per month. Inquire on the premises. flel4 2t' TO LET HOUSE NO.

193 WILLOUGH by av, noar Grand av, contains live roomi and pantries. Good cellar; water in house rent $25 per month. Apply to owner 29b Groono av. Immcdiato possoaslon. deUSt LET 2 STORY AND ATTIC DWEL ling, No, 87 Hicks storo and third lloor of ling, No, .7 Hicks storo and No.

55 Willoughby at; stable, No.R9 Clark at No. 100 and lit! Pineapple st, and No. 2iiri and ton st. GORDON FOKD, i7 Clark st. apartments 2fiS Washlnc del mO LETFURNISHED A CHEERFUL house, aide windows, hoatod by steam; lately put in complete ordor; handsomely and completely furnished; Immediate possession liberal terms; owner going abroid.

Call at 116 Hoary st, near Clark. del4 3t" mO LET A SECOND STORY BASB IL ment and subcellar frame house, No. 515 Lafayotto av.north aide near Bedford av; contains 9 heater, range, hot and oold water and bath immediate possession rent $45 per month; will be sold if dosfred, prlca 85,200. fnqnfre of JOHN McDfR i', 16 hevonth av. or 19 Jacob Bt, N.

Y. del. LET SOME NEW FIRST CLASS three story houaos. on Grand. Classon.

IaTlneton avenues nnd Madison street, having all tho modern im proveinon ta, perfectly dry and ready for occupation rents moderate to prlvato familios; most of them aro brown stone and Philadelphia brick fronts. Apply to O. HOWE, 4.15 Myrtle av, or to B. BLANCO, 13 South William st, Now York. doll 6t' TO JLiKT APAIIXMEIVTS mo FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR JL housokeoping, or for gentlemen, on vory reasonable terms.

Apply at HI Sands St. near Jay. delaCt' TO LET FURNISHED ROOMS, TO one or (wo gentlemen, or gontloman and wire. Apply forjwo dayg atW Prospect st. mO LET SICELY FURU ISHTD Jl.

rooms, at LV) Clinton st; with ffrflto ilroa. del52t'F4Tn TO LET hack parlor at I IS ReniEon st. A NICELY FURNISHED to tt gentleman without board. Apply mo ni LET A LARGE. NEATLY FUR niflhnd front room, with fimnln HnsPt room.

Rnit.n.hln ior ono or iwo Kenwemon. Apply at 4l uoia st, oetwoen Willoughby andFultoE i pass tho door. dol4 2t IIO LET FURNISHliD ltOOMS, IN suites, 7parato or single, at 92 State Bt, hctweon Henry and Hicks, second door from tho cornor of Henry, dola lit rjo iTet a furITiFhed JL roo with quiet family, on roasonabie terms; houso Is m.J.rn, with bath ro m.hot and cold water, Ac, and nitbin six minutes of tho ferriod. Apply at 2 High at, near Adams. in let six large roomba J.

ment and first story, with oxtra lot, Franklin avo. near Myrtle, rent only or in Sands st, furnished rooms for lodglncs. $2 to $4 per weok, fivo minutes from tbo ferry. Apply to W. S.

MoIIVAlN, 6 Sands at. Jea ti TO LET ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, handsomelv furnished apartments, on suite or single, or would rent wholo house location first class; fivo minutes' walk from Wall st. or South Forry; all Improvements; rent low to desirable parties. Call at 44 Sidney place. del4 2t" TO liET FOKJlVSIIVKSS I'MKPOSKS.

LET A FINE. LARGE STORE and back room, with a Ir front. t.ha storo well flLfshed, with Bhelves and counters; largo plat, glass (n show windows; gas and water throughout; a fine location for any kind of business, grocery, or respolable liquor store; rent $20 par month othor apartments to let. Inquire on tho premises. No.

929 Myrilo av, near Tompkins av. Ring tho ball bell. doI4 2t IiOST AN1 FOUND. OST BANK BOOK 340, WITH THE JlJ KmlgTant Savings Bank, Brooklyn, Tha finder will ineaso loavo lt at tho Bank, No. Pi Courfc st.

WKAVKK. THOMAS LOST 5 REWARD BY A POOR woman, a POCKETBOOK, containing 820 in bills, and also somo small sllvor coins. Tho flndor will please return lt lo lid W. Baltic st.or No 1 Oxford st. TT OST DECEMBEB 13, BETWEEN!) JLJ and lo o'clock In the evening, going from DufBold to Bridge Ulyrtloav, or from Myrtle ay.

to High and Bridge stR, a POUKKTBOOK, oontaining money and fapera. A siiilable Toward will bo paid ior tho return of bo samo atj)r. KB LUCY'S, 161 Brldgo st. 2t LOST 925 REWARD ON THE ovenlng of Docombor 11, Inn Flatbush av, car, or in tho vicinity of High st.to 187 Fulton st. a lady's gold hooting cflfioGnamfdod WATOH; tbo finder will rocolvo tbeahovo reward by leaving tho Bamo at 0.

P. SK.IL TON'R drug store, 1811 PlatbuBh av. IOUND IN OCTOBER, A LADIES' gold WATOH. Tho ownor oan havo lt by proving property and pajiujt for tbla ndvortlsornont. OaJl corner hmith and Butler wis, in the bakorr.

gfc iZ ARDSTR A I OR ST( iPP len A two year old HISIFKR, snottod rod and white. Any poraon returning or giving information of tbo fuimo to Mrs. FOLICY. 287 Twonry Urat St. South Brooklyn, shall rocoivo tho above reward.

do 14 CUess. The OnEfia Congress Tourney. There are thrco Ken York weekly papers which have a ohoss umn, but wo have loosed vain mo tuiumiw ut Ih.i fnr the nlifTheHt information as to the chess cou groEB tournoy, which has been in urogresa eioco De eimheri. lu tact tuo is iuu uuij has given tlie matter any attention at all, and the rut to (uve tue reeuis ui tue 0'r'i which wo did yesterday, Captain MoKouzio of Now York being the victor. In the early part of tho tonrmy it was anticipated that bo would havo a difficult task to defeat the lifst of his when at Iho eloso of tie flrtl wert tho record BOowed tho Captain to eland oven with J.

W. Hosroor of Chicago, the hope was entertained that tho American player might yet master tho English Cmptain. But practice tells in chess as in everything else, and tho cautaiu who is lo daily practice at the Cnfo International New York, tho great chess resort of tho Metropolis, filially proved too strong for his less experienced opponents, and yesterday he left Cleveland tno winner of the honors lu the chess congress tourna.nont of 1871. a sample of the display of chess skill exhibited at the tourney, wo givo below the score of tho deciding gamo between the Captain and Mai Jndil, which tho Cleveland papers speak of as one of tho boat games of the tourney. We cannot exactly boo it in that light, howovcr, lor if it is, thorc is no need to be surprised at the ultimate issue of tho tourney.

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KM 20.. Kt Kt 23.. Kttq Kt7 3 28.. Kt Kt 5 80.. H6 R8X sq K3 B5x 8 .17.

KS 4 40.. 41. KI 3 B4 K5 45.. 3 K2 0.2 tJ so niiAOK. Mr.

Mackenzie. K4 Kt Kt B8 Q3 b.Kt PxB Kt3 QB4 Kta Kt sq 11.. Kt Ksq 13.. B4 KBi 15. B4 US lleq B3 19.

Px 50. Kt IH aC.BxRP KS 88.. Ktsq sq KtJ 35.. Kt3 B6X Px Kt4 33.. Kt8 40.

41. U4 43.. 3 B5 45. Qo Q6 I 6 6X It 3 Kt3indwitis. Kt5x Vohono tho project of having a chose tourney in YorK tuts wiiiier no carnea oui bucco3iiuiy, butwc fear our chess players lack tha requiaittj enuruy and cuterpriEO.

Genorally Biieaking they are tery Blow tmnjia. Figeou Shooting Josephs vs. Robebtson. Fifteen or twenty gontknien who love the eportB of the trigger assembled yt'slerday at noon ou thtt grounds of a kuowu pleasant SumintT resort near tireeuvine, 2i. to noto tno pro nri PH and result of a match between two old antaiou' at ''nigeou popping." were Solomon Jo sf nhs.

of Patterson. N. a burly German, aud J. P. lUil ertson, of Brooklyn, a young Scotchman.

They uyreel to ahoot at thirty bird eacli, twenty one varus vise and eiguty yards bounuary, ior juu a aiue, and they wero also bound by the article to find and trap for each otht ufsing but one aud a quarter ounces of shot. The day was extremely unpleasant, anow squalls, and a sharp, cutting wind romlored tho uiL.usL ineur anything but agreeable. Miles Johnson trapped for lioberlsun, and Peter Garrison for Josephs. John 'J'ayh was ehoen referee. Many of tho birds wero driving and puzzled the shooters exceedingly the icore will show.

It is only neecs sary tu call uttention to that for all knights of the trigger lo proclaim tho match "a poor display. The fol luwing is the scoreof each, showing that Joseph proved tbe victor by killing twcnly birds to hia opponent's nil rlt en Josetibs 0, 0, 0, 1, 1. 0, 1, 1. 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, lt 1, 1, 1, 0, 0. 3, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1.

Total, 80; scored, U. Iiol rrtMiij 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0. 0. 0, 1, 1, 1, 1. 1, 1.

Total, 00 scored, 19. Slil. illlff. The sport on the Cni itolino Luke yestor dav wan thorouL'lily enjoyed oy large assomblago of ladies and gentlemen, the it as stated by Managor C. hi ob ester, proving to be in dendid condition.

Today there will be a gala time, omo lively races among the juniors wug ou tho programme. To morrow eI there will bo exhibitions by the experts of our city iu the afternoon. Billiards. Notes. F.

Dion has challenged Joseph Bennett, of Toronto, to come to Brooklyn and play him 1,500 poiute tor from to $250, Dion allowing thirty dollars for expenses. Bennett baa not yet responded. Cyrille Dion, the champion has purchased of Capt. J. ii.

Boyle tho bilh'ard room at JJroadwjiy, NrJtr York, and may be seen there daily, knocking the very life out of tho ivories. He purposes replacing the four tables ho has at present with six DeNtse. Mr. Edwin F. DeN se, well known in literary and theatrical circles, has been appointed business manager of tho Olympic Theatre in New York, vice Sir.

John Selwyu, who has gone to New Orleans to become stage manager of the Varioties Theatre. Why is it that money is seeking investment at much lower than legal rates it i3 plentiful, lint rbere must be deposited safe collaterals; yei with all tho scrntiny omployed in putting out or loaning moneys, tlicre'aro constant drawbacks lo (hair profitableness in the shape of cunniag harpios, who livo upjn the monetary world. Ina thoroughly well organized company liko tho (J ualdian Mttl'al Life Insuuanck whoso evory act is liable to inspection, and whoso monoyj must always be kept well in hind, and most securely loaned out, thero isutt the temptation nor risk, as in privato banking and i ti.ck operations. Their books must be kept always open forofneial eiaminatir)ii, and tho lasnrod may havo oniiro contidenc 3 iu its solidity. Mr.

D. C. NOitrnnop, No. 28 Court street, will gladly afford cvory information about thii Company. Messhs.

"NVm. Knvbe aro tho mami ficturcrs of the tavorito Knabo Piano, which ii rapidly tho vory rtrst po3ition in socioty and in musical circles, us tho best instrumont manufactured. It is ro mnrkablo for tho quality of its tono, which i3 rich and full; for the elasticity with which it roponds to the touch, and for its durability. Itismub of the very host matjrinh to bo obtained, and, inform and oleganco of shape and tinisb, is not excelled by the work of any othor manufacturer. J.

Baukk tt Oencral Agents, 651) Broadway, New Yotk. i money is a truism. It might be inario to road "sowing muchinoa aro monoy" with oqual truth. A machino introduced into a houso enables tho possessor to givo greater attention to tho comforts of Iiotdo than canld bo otherwise poislblo. Poaplo mnst bo fed as well an clothed.

If tho miking of clothe! nmnopo llpoa the timo, th mcala must bo neglected. Tho sowing machino btjcomcs theruforo a good goniuB in ovary h'tuso. Prominent among all, 13 thn An exa.niii.ition of the stt ck of T. Uahsin, No. 325 Fulton 9t, will coiivineo any one uf this fact.

Lieueseind Thorn, No. 201 Fulton p.t, are Iho solo manufacturers of furs in Brooklyn. They keep a full line of all kinds of furs, and remodel them to tho pre ont fashions; also, childron's and gontlomon'B furs in great variety. Lowest prices in tho city, no27 8tMF Wno WnaL the Lucky Man? Tho next extra ordinary drawine will tako placo on the 2Jth of December, with only 20,000 tickets, drawing 600,000, ono capital of 200,000, one 0f one of $50,000, togother with fjlS other prizes. Prizes caihod, information far bhed, orders promptly filled.

TAYLOB Bankers, No. 16 Wall st. N. Y. dell 9t Caepets of all kinds can be purchased of us to as good an advantage as at auy placo in this country.

Our stock I' the largest in tho city, and tho Btyles unsurpassed. Polito attention will bo extonded to all, and no urging to buy. PosTEn ItROTnr.ns, 257 Fulton at. deH tf Curtain Goods. Lambrequins made from Satins, Rrocatollos, Reps, and other fabrics.

Artistic styles. Prices reasonable. A largo assortment of Lace Curtains, in beautiful designs. FosTEB Bbotueiis, Oar pet Dealers, 257 Fulton st. tf Hall's Vkcietable Sicilian Hair Renswer never fails to restore tho color of tho hair.

Try it dcl4 3t XtlAICICIED. Dixon HinnxKn At tho rcBidenco of tho brido's parents, Ihorsdiiy, December 14, by the Rev. H. Williams. Rector ot St.

Matthow's Churcb. Dr. Wm. O. Dixon of Philadelphia, to Josepjiink Hiudleb, oldest daughter of Jos.

IS. Hibbler, Ksq, of this city. Bmitii Rose Ou Wednesday. December IS. by tho Rev.

Henry Ward Kecccher, Mr. H. H. Smitu to habkl Mauion ltoBK, eldeat daughtorof J. Roue, all of Brooklyn DIED.

Palx In this city, on Friday, Dooomher 15, C. WuiD. wite ot Thomas P. Hall, aud dautjhtor of fche bteJuseph M. Wood, M.

of Aurora, Cayuga County, Notice of funeral horeaftor. Monaghan DoceraherM. IS7I, John Monagetan, tlio beloved son of Thomaa and Catherino Managban, ajjod 2 jenr, 5 months and 20 days. Hi luneraJ will take placo Saturday, December 16, at 2 o'clock from No. ly i Twentieth st.

betwoon Fourth and I'ilth avs, OownnuH. houth Urooklyn. for interment in the t.enit tery of the Holy Crosj, Flatbush. Mkuckh OnlThurEday, tho Hth Deoembcr, GBonoE II. KitL F.it, son of George II.

and Klio Mercor, aged i years and 10 months. datives and friends of Ihe family aro rospectfully Invited further notice) to intend tho fumirjtl. at ro. i. deiterson Park.

PriEidont Bt, on iiaturday, to 16th oi 2 P.M. PRl.v CF. At Flatbuh, Friday morning. Deo. 15, KLIZA V.

AUEit, wifeoi J. V. B. Priuco, iu tho 26th year of her ugc. Her relatives and frionds aro invited to attond hor funeral at the idenco of (Jeorgo StiUwell, cornot of MiilbtiBb and Clarkaon avenues, on Sunday afternoon, at 2Io'clock, nitbout further notice.

dcl5 2t Taiuiant On Thursday, December 11, nt 6 A.M., of disease of tho heart, Mrs. IIoha Aunold Taiuiant wifo oi the late John Tarrant. The funeral will tako placo at 3 P. on Saturday December 16, from the residence of Mr 6 Ford' No. 37 Wavy siVreet.

Livepool papers please copy. Walker In Brooklyn, on tho 15th of cholera In fan turn, maiioaukt Infant daughter oZ Mat how and Walker, aged 2 months and 24 days. Funeral at tho house, cornor of Myrtle and Franklin at 2 P. on tho 18th from whonce the remains ill bo taken to the Cometery of tho Evergreens. WADHWonrn In Brooklyn, N.

on Tlmraday. Doc. Ii. DKCiua WADHWonxH, aged 62. Friends aro fnvltod to attend his funoral from his lata reeldonco.

Ho. 2U6 Proiidont st, onflundavat 2 o'clock fTI AS ON I C. IVlAHONItJ UOMPAWIOWSOKBHUOK 1TJ. LYN R. A.

CIIAPTKR You aro hereby Bum uiorind loattcnil the stated and annual convocation for tlio flection of oflicon for tho ensuing year, on FKIDAY hVFMNG, December 5, nt 7M o'clock. It is desired that all our companions may bo present. l(H f.ODFRKY TAYLOR, H. P. rpiIK MEMBERS OF CRYSTAL WAVE A A.

aro hcroby flummonod to attend the noit atnual communication, to bo bold at their rooms 159 pulton av, on MONDAY RVF.NING, IJ 'ceinber Pi, IHil, fur tbr purpoio of eloctlng othcera for the ensuing Maaenic yoar. JOHN 8. DAVBWPORT, W. M. BENJ'H CROMWELL.

Kocrotary. fit' A DOPTIOW A CULTIVATED FAMILY rt. wish to adopt a hcantlful, iutolligont littlo (firl, from two to tivo years old, to odncato ivitn their own cliil! d.ren.'.Ad rJUJaffico; doll bV PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR. Mayoii's Office, Bhooelyn, Decomborfl 1371 Some unknown person or poraons having stolon tlio noil hsts ot tho First District ol tbe Sixth Vard from bo Common Council Chamher, I do horoby. iu accordanco with a reHolution of tho Board of Aldormon.

oiler a re very of tho said lints, and or of tho person or persona who llici arr. Ht and conviction coinnntwa tlio tnolt. deaiot MARTIN KALBFLBISOH, Mayor. KAOLB OFFICE, 2 P. Hit CABLE NE1S.

The Xririce Better Yet. TRANQUIL NIGHTS AND RESTFUL DAYS. Apprehensions Subsiding and his Recovery Expected. THE OFFICIAL BULLETINS OF HEALTH. THE PRINCE OF WALES UNDOUBTEDLY BETTER FEARS SUBSIDING.

London, Decombor 152 P. M. The prospects of the Prince's recovery are hourly growing better. There is still excessive weakness, but it 1b believed the fever has spont its force and that with increasing quiet tho patient is gaining strength. The following bnllotina havo been issued Binco the laBt despatch, timed 5 o'clock this morning SanikiKgham, December 15, 8 A.

M. The Trince has had a quiet night. There are symptoms of debility, but his condition may be conaidorod moro favorable." San de ingham, December 15, noon. His Royal Ilighnoss continues in a tranquil state, and is slowly but steadily improving. MARINE INTELLIGENCE, IjOndo mde nnv, December 15.

The AHJn line steamship Norvh America, from Portland for Livorpool, touched at this port to day and proceeded. THIBD EDITION "GOING FOR" GOKTSCHAKOFF. ily the Hct Nonh CDuiil D.D. Iu a publication entitled "Goods Words for Winter gold at the Moravian Church Fair, tho Rov.Dr.Schenck gives tho following interesting account of his approach to Prince Gortsohakoff with tha deputation of tho Evangelical Alliance, last summer "Tho day preceding that appointed for tho iuterview of tho deputation of the Evangelical Alliance with tho Rusian 1'iimo Minister I spent amid the ruggad grandeur of Northeastern Switzerland. Descendin? from the gorge of the igatz, I camo by rail through tho UhciLgau.

The towering crags shutting in tho Austrian Tyrol rose sharply on my right, with hero and there a threatening sentry box in apparently inaceeasi uie ni cues, i unureus oi leet a Dove mo, un tne lels wore tho rolling hilla of Switzerland, arranged for fortification iu gru.sy esplanades, lifting themselves la maitial aspect aud iu wild landscape beauty. As we rushed through the valley we presently woro brought to the se.DO ol the recont devastations caused by tho unprecedented iresbct iu the Upper Rhine. Even yet THE BIVER WAS 8WOLLEN AND TURBID. At ono plr.ee, and for several miles In extent, the Etream had left its bed, and was shooting madly through channels freshly scooped out, or spreading iueii v.iatiy over green ucias ana meaaowH. Thou sands of acres of half ripened corn and ungatherod hay were utterly destroyed," whilo turnpike roads and arched stone bridges, houses, stabling, and all the other appointments of rural lifo were so marked aud marred, if not utterly washed out or overturned, os to present a spectacle of laudscapo ruin upon which one could scarcely look with tearless eye.

At twilight i reacnea tiomausnorn, anu immediately stepped on the littlo boat that was to carry me across to Fried richshafen, where the. interview was to be held. As wo put out irem tbo land aud the darkness deepened, I observed a tort of auroral glow on ihe north shore of the lake, which brightened us we neared it, and occasionally flushed up in brilliant fireworks. I rcmom bered that this was tho evening of tho great fcle in honor of Olgn, Qneen of Wurtctoberg, and aister of the Czar of Russia, ou this day celebrating her silver wedding. At Friedriehshafen, and beautifully situated on the banks of Lake Constance, is the summor palace of the king.

II re and now the royal tamily were entertain i mug lue iniperor oi and his suite, l'ricdriclihafcu wan brilliantly illuminated public buildings and privato houses were abhne with parti colored rights. As our boat approached tho shore, the sctne was one of indecrib ible magnificence. The rush of the gle.miug of Bengal and ttio pyrotechnic display, combined with tne peculiarly brilliant illuruiuation of tbo town, so dazzled and bewildered me that I. could scarcily realize I was not entt iiug BJine city of a dream, a spectator to some highly wrought drama of the imagination, aud roally had a let.ing of reluctance, not to say timidity, as wo shot in through the shipping and found our.elves iu siur tue outer br.astworJ: of lights. 1 nau a weary uav, filled with the rapid transition, of travel and crowded with events, and was naturally anxious liud my way El cedily to my lodgings.

I COULD ENLIST NO ONES ATTENTION either to direct my way or carry my bag. In the midst of the tbotisancls thronging the stroets, wilh crluud3 round their shoulders aud tlowera decking their simple coftumo in methods both graceful and bizarre, I pushed along, feeling that 1 was strangely in contrast with tho touiper.of tho 6ceuu and the common esprit of the laughing, singing. nraokmg men and women whom I met and with whom I murched alcng. After some little difficulty I found a place to lay my head for the night, and at once, in tho sweet surcease of exertion, nature proffered that ecstasy ol repose which I was not to accept. Early ia tho morning and au intensely hot morning it was I rope, mid after breakfast eoucht tbe rendezvous of tbo different deputations, which wa.

a larye committee room in the upper story of the radway station, PEINCE GOnTSCLIAKOFF wps to reserve ub at 10 o'clock; tho intervening timo was spent in arranging the method of our pro.outatiou of mt iii'jvials and uddretFi a. It was a matter of grateful feeling, and, I may almost say, of peculiar pride, that in the disoussion leading to the adjustment of tiioso df there was no ijeJf flS.eriion oh the part of the members of our Amcricau deputation. They wero at once dignilied and cone At the risk of being thought ill natnred, I mut say that this was not characteristic of all who wero present ou the occasion. There wero some, apparently so anxious to say something iu connection with tho interview, that ouo would supposo that their hopes of fame or their opportunities ol usefulness wero all concentrated in the eogagomont of tliat morning. Still this quito exceptional, and, for tho most part, the discussion was high touod aud the bearing of the deputies serious aud manly.

At tho hour fixed we were in the. hall of a large houso near the palace which had beu appropriated to the prime milliliter and his family. Directly wo wero ushorod into the large saloon where stood Princo GortBcbakofT waitin" to receive us. We wero introduced to him 1 everaTly! 'and uewas particulars takoeaoh man by the baud and ascertuiu the amo he bore, concluding luV with Eomeidayfu remarks addressed to this cert my little irienu WILLIE FIELD, THE SON OF Mil. CTUOS W.

FIELD, who accompanied us. Wo wore thon all provided with seats, the Prince being very particular to that oach one was cared for. When this done he seated him eelf and tho intorview began. Of this it is not my purpoEe now to speak. But iu the moment's hush before the opening words were spoken every ono must bavo been impressed with the dignity and solemnity of the occasion.

There Bat the Prime Minister of all tho RiiBsias, tho thorougtify finished tate.au, the a.tuto diplomatist, the cultured man of letters, the man or courtly manners aud finished style, tho man of firty years' experience in political administration, and, above all, the man of a marvellous nativo s.gicity which had been tho spring, tho guide and tho crown of all iho great aoquisitions and achieve monts of his me. Around him wero seated thirty two representatives from the Protestant nations of Christendom, some of them men of the highest du tinction. Tho topic for discussion was religious liberty, a theme whioh kindles feeling in every conscious soul. Tho issue was freedom of worship for the Protestants of the Baltic or au icy exile in tho dreary wilds of Siberia. Another Heayy Bueglaby.

The residence of Mr. A Gutierrez, 172 Cumberland street, opposite Washington Park, was last evening tho scene of burgT larious operations rcsMlting in a loss by robbery of near $.1,000 worth of jewelry. Mr. E. S.

Gutierrez states the circumstances thus: "About o'clock last ovening, while Iho family wero down at supper, tho house was entered by ono or more thieves who ascended to tho second story aud stole tho following proporty; One diamond set of lady's jowolry, ono gold watch, $280; one set lady's diamond jewelry, $300; ono one set $700; op Eet silverware, $75; ono gold chain, $S0; ono pocietbook, containiug $200; ono gold headed cane, $25. They broke off tho head and left tho remainder of the cane." It is supposed that tho thioves wero secretod in tho house, or entered through tho front window, over tho door. When the family went up stairs after tea, thoy found all the doors on tho socond story locked. Mr. E.

S. Gutierrez went out ou tho piazza and found that tho blinds had been fastened by a rope, and the windows closed, He pulled them opou and saw a man's hand closing a door. Tho thief thon escaped through tho front door, and has not since been heard from. This is one of tho most bare faced burglaries committed in this city for some timo past. Buunham's BECEFTioir.

Last night tho capacious gymnastic hall of Barnham's Academy of Physical Culturo was the scene of tho last class reception of the nearly oxpired year of 1871, tho occasion boing tbe second of the series of roceptions given by ths members of the gentleman's class of tho Institute. Tho programmo of tho entertainment providod for tho erowded assemblage of iilvited guests, included calis thenlc and gymnastia exercises, ending with tho accustomed toires dansante, the list of exercises being as follows: Callathenic 1. Clubs. 2. Ear bells.

3. Postures, i. Percussion, 5. Run. Gymnastic I.

Vault lug horse. 2. La Pcrcbo. 3, Jumping. 4.

Rack bars. 5. Parallel bars. 6. Indian clubs.

7. Swinging rings. 8, Posturing, Horizontal bar. 10. Slack rope, Tha dances included ten sots, and tt waa near upon twelvo o'clock when the music ceased.

Tho Committoo of Reception wore as follows S. C. Force, C. Claussen, W. A.

Breed, A. C. Brownell, Jr. Bedford Avenue Church Faib. Thirty stands on the floor, aud any quantity of beautiful articles in every variety greet the eye on entering tho Bod ford Avenuo Reformed Ohurch Chapel, iu tho Eastern Distriot.

It is tho Ladies' Fair, now on its last day. It Is reported a success in evory rospect and will concludo this evening. Among tho ladies presiding at tho tablos may bo seen Misa Emma C. Tbursby, onoo tho favorito singer at Plymouth Churoh Mies Kato Vandowator, Miss Lizzlo JohnBon, Mrs. Samuel Groves, Miss Anuio Hoagland, Misa Phebe Cager and Miss Gertie Hall.

Tho Fair has published a paper called the Fairy, tho namo of which is too harmless a pun on tho institution to excito tho criticism of wicked people. It was a neatly appearing sheet and handsomely illustrated with a cut of Dr. Tortcr's church and Bundry advertisements. Accidents. Cntharine Price was last evening run over by au exprosa wagon, driven by Daniel Haviland, who was arrested and hold to anewor.

Tho woman was cared for at tbo Second Product Station Ilouse. Johu Nugent, while at work yesterday ropairlngBomo gas pipes on the corner of Third and Hoyt streets, was nearly sufTocated by escaping gas, and had to bo takou to the Long Island Hospital, EAGLE OFFICE, 1, rtl. I Treasiarer Tracy Report. Charges of Fraud in the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Wards. Plaoe.

John MeDiarmid's Political and Poeti cal Oration. ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE. An adjourned meeting of the Republican General Committee was hold last oveuing, In the rooms over tho Post Office, for tbe purpose of ondeavoring to promote harmony In the party In genoral, but moro especially in that portion of it which to bo found in the Seventeenth Ward, Tho delegation from that ward is composed oflsuch well known and active politicians as John McDiarmid, Henry S. Bellows, Clinton Furbish, Edward Clark and John Rnland. At tho latjt elcotion, John McDiarmid ran for Alderman, but wa3 dofeated by a large majority.

Ho claims that Republicans who should havo voted for him did nob do so, and also that he has been cheated out of his election by false counting In some of tho districts. Such being the grievances of which Mr. McDiarmid complains, he has declared war against alt tho Republicans in tho ward who would not bo forced, aud could not bo persuaded, to go his way, and he therefore proposes to continue tho fight at tho coming primary election. He also claims that it never was the intention of tno Republican party to elect him. but that they wantod somebody else.

In order that the readers of the Eaole may under, stand the bitterness existing among tho Republicans of tho Seventeenth Ward, it may be well to mention that Mr. McDiarmid stands solitary and alone as the representative of tho "Threo Graces" in tho delegation representing that ward in tho Goneral Committeo. The meeting evening was very numerously attended, among thoso present boing 3, R. Dutchor, Gen. Catliu, Supervisor WiLkeyBon, Henry 8.

Bellows, Sam. Maddox, John McDiarmid, Jamea Pickett, J. T. Morton, Charles C. Talbott, Luke Ryder, Capt.

"Phil." Breuuan, James Ward, A. G. Williams, R. M. Whiting, i Gen.

Jourdan, B. F. Tracy and others. At about 8 o'clock, Hon. S.

B. Dutoher, Supervisor of Internal Revenue, stepped ou tho platform, took off his overcoat, placed his hat on tho floor, and thou, after looking through tho tobacco amoko whijh filled tho room, ho pioked up an iron gas wrench and pounded his desk, at the same time exclaiming, "Members of Uie Committeo will NOW COME TO OltDEIt." Tho Rccretavics, Mosbi s. T. Norton aud Albort Daggeit, were both present. Ueforo proceeding io business Mr, Datcher.

at the BUggefition yf ex Aid. Whiting, called tho attention of members of the Committeo to tho fact that smoking was offensive, and as it was prohibited by the by laws he hoped it would not be continued. Tho roll was then called, aud tho minutes of the last meeting were reud. Before boiug approyod Mr, Woods, of THE FIFTEEN Til WABD paid ho belicvad that at tho last meeting he had moved that the number of delegates from bis ward should be increased to sevon, and not six, ai stated in the minutes. The correction was made and the minutes wero thon approved.

The place for holding the primary in New Utrecht it was decided Bhould bo the hall of tho Young ilen'n Christian Association, as tho placo previously fixed upon could not bo procured. The times and places for holding primaries for the election uf delegates to the General Committeo of 1872, as agreed upon at tho lost meoting, were read for tho purpose of living errors corrected, A RESIGNATION, Jacob Worth, 6t the Sixteenth Ward, sent a noto ten derniR his resignation as a member of tho Republican General Cotumittoe. The resignation was accepted and Thomas Whitford appointed to Jill the vacuuey. A number of other resignations wero sent iu and tho vacancies as the meeting then being h.l was the last one of the your, thero was no contort or oxoite mcut in regard to the matter. THE TBEASUBEk'h STATEMENT.

Gen. Tracy, Treasurer of the Committeo, advanced to Ihe front with a newspaper in hi.s hand. He said I desire to call tho attention of the Committeo to the fol lomiug extract which purports to havo been takou from the Now York Standard of this moruing "Wuy doe. not Mr. Tracy make a report to the Republican General Comimttco of which he is tho Treasurer? If Mr.

Tracy was not an honest man there would be gravo suyl picionfi as to his honesty." It seems to mo, aa I did make a report in detail at tho iast meeting of tho Committee, stating that it would be sub.tmitiallyoutof debt at the end of this year, tliat that is a very remarkable paragraph to bo inserted in a reaprxtablo paper. Mr. Tracy announced that he had no other roport to "make" and it was therefore moved that the one he had mad. should be roocived. SUPERVISORS OF EtEGTION.

Mr. Jennings moved that the communication from the 'ilieentb Ward, which was prosented as the iast meeting, be taken the table. The molion was lost. Mr. Wood, of tho Bume ward, thon road a communication asking that a special committeo cf three member of the General Committeo bo appointed to act as Supervisors at tho coming primarv election Tho ground upon which the application based wa that gross frauds hud been piaclis Qt tho iast election.

Mr. Wood stated that the covmjunicalion was signed by 300 members of tho in that ward, and only persons who objected the appointment of ine comuuuee wero mo iL'ijeotcrH mad tnti st 1C0'Ilded t0 lay it on tho Mr. Maddox. in expV nation of bis vote, expressod the opinion that tho ttonural Committeo had no riM to imei i auy such mutter, and if the 0 who had sighed tho ooruuiuii teat ion desired ta fraud, they could Verj eaeil do so by i their business whr was held. "aus to in the iO lay vu ''jt ct KQtive to oi in tno aiurin t.

Wood then mov iui petition be received and the request grqmi d. Mr. VandervGOW, alt of the Fifteenth Ward, moved as an amendment that three Supervisors bo elected by ballot for each ward and county town. Mr. Jenuitig.

as au amendment to the amoudment, moved that Mr. Yandcrvoort bo appointed Superviior at Large. The proposition was received with, roar, of laughter" and as Mr. Vaudcrvoort aud other members wore evidently about to indulge in an old time verbal oucountor Mr. WmtiuR put a Btop to the fun by niovinc tho Dre vious question, Ojj that proposition, as in every other, both small and great wh.u eyer coruea up before the Republican General ComniitteV Uo A 'noy" wore called for.

JohnW Peckctt. roectoa point 6f order And asked whether it was not iu tho poworof the Committee to appoint Supervisors of Election for every ward aud county town, if it could bo douo iu tho caso of a single Ward. Mr. DutcUer was of tho opinion that Supervisors could bo appointed, but Inspectors could not Tho previous question was not ordered, and Mr McDiarmid then offorod another nmAnrtm amoudment, to tho effect that in any ward or town where it is asked by one dolegate, that Supervisors bo appointed as follows two from each faction and one to bo appointed by the Chairman of tho GoneraL Committeo. A motion was mado to lay that amendmont on tho table, and again tno "ayou" and "nays" wore colled for.

Before proceeding to call tho roll, tho Secretary announced that John T. Venus, of the Fourteenth Ward had sent iu his resignation as a member of tho Gene ral Committee. When the Third Ward was reached, Gonoral Traov rose and said he desired to explain his vote. Tho Chaiimau informed him that it was not in order pending a call of the roll. Mr.

Maddox moyed a suspension of tbo rules in order that the gentloman might havo an opportunity to speak, but the motion was not seconded, and Mr Traor voted "no." Mr. Burrows, of the Fifteenth Ward, throw a comic shade on the tedious operation of calling oyer ouo uuuuttu uuu ihuuiu tiuuicH every ton minutes bv voting what ho called "half and half." Tho luBt motion was SEVENTEENTH WARD. Mr. McDiarmid thon offered tho liesolvcd, That the rival factions of tho Republican party in tho Soveuteonth Ward each are hereby cm powered to appoint two men, aud the Chairman of thia General Committeo, to appoint ono, who togethor shall conBtituto a committeo of five, to revise tho roll of tho Republican voters of said ward, and the roL when thus revised, shall bo outered in a now book whioh shall bo deemed the true and only roll book of the Republican Association of said ward. liesolvcd.

That tho committee, aa above appointed shall act aa Supervisors of tho primary election to bo held in the Seventeenth Ward, on tho 28th inst under tho call of this General Committeo. 1 Mr. McDiarmid was then allowed to speak, and availed himself of tho opportunity to stato that a considerable length of time had elapsed since the roll book of that ward had been revised, and tho nainos of mouy men who had moved away from tho ward wero still on tho books. Descending to particulars, Mr. McDiarmid stated that the residences of 1,200 of tho persons entered on tho books could not bo ascertained, and although tlio full Republican voto of tho ward was only 1,500, there wero names on tho books.

Mr. Tracy trusted that tho Committeo would act on tbe question, of tho Nineteenth Ward in a spirit of faivcess nnd without any partisanship, Mr. Bellows wantod to see if the matter could not bo compromised. Mr. Tracy Well, ANYTHING FOB HARMONY.

Mi. Bellows wanted Mr. McDiarmid to say if ho did not think that Cbauncey Perry, the Chairman of tho Seventeenth Ward Association, was a fair man? Mr. McDiarmid declined to answer tho question. Mr.

Bellows thought ho had a proposition to make which would sottlo tha matter satisfactorily, and moved as an amendmout to tho resolutions offered by Mr. McDiarmid that a committeo of Bix, threo from each faction in tho Sevontoonth Ward should be appointed by tho Goneral Committee to revise tho roll book of the Ward Association, and in oaao of a falluro to aprco upon any namo tho Chairman of tho Ward Aa Bocialion should decide Mr, McDiarmid would not ogreo to any suoh proposition. Mr. Perry had taken ground suddonly against ono of tho factions, and was not a man who had got the nervo that was required. Ho would not say that Mr.

Perry wa8 not a fair man his business, for ho employed him as hia privato oounael, nnd intonded to continue doing so; but in politics ho was sorry that ho exhibited a groat want of nerve, and iu that respect strongly resembled the lato Jamos Buchanan. Ho was not willing that a man cf that kind should docido between tho two factions, "for," continued Mr. MoDiar mid, "It Is hot up thoro. Loud applause, laughter aud cheers. Yes, gentlemen, I tell you it Is hot up there, and we intond to mako It still hotter.

Tremon douH applause. It is not sato to bo in a Republican meoting in tho Sevontoonth Ward. Oh! oh! ohl" I escaped out of that last meeting tho best way I could. Laughter. I wns very glad to retreat out of tho back door; laughter and applauBo; and thero was auothor man, supposed to bo a man of courage, who retreated through tho window.

Cheers aud laughter. Tho Chairman Your timo is up. Several members Lot him havo time to fight another round. Mr. Tracy It must bo very evidont that thoro are two factions in tho Seventeenth Ward, and it was noc etBary that tho scales should bo balaucod evenly between them.

Tho amendment of Mr. Bellows ho thought, was a fair ono, nnd should thorefore bo happy to niovo Ub adoption. Mr. McDiarmid preBontod a numerously signed petition from tho Republicans of tho Seventeenth Word, asking tho Qonoral Committoo to FRIDAY EVEN INS, DEC. IS.

AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BROOKLYN THEATRE David Copporllold Pocll hontab. PARK THEATRE. RqvoK of tbe Comraune Jennr aOOLKY'S OPERA HODSIS. Varioty Entertainment.

OLYMPIC THBATRK; Vaiiotv Kntortainment. CHUltCH OPTHB RBDERMBR Ornnd Bum. CENTUNAKY UHIVEOSAUST CaAPEL Lidtes' "ll'ultCH OF OUIl LADY Ok' VICTORY Ladtos' Fair. ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE Ladles' Fair.

UK ALB AV. M. IL CHUIlOn l'ait. liKOOKIAri ATHENBUM lirand Bazar. COKGKKUA'IIONAL OHUKUH Ladioa Fair.

AM IN STtTUTE Fair and Donation Parfcy. ADKLPHI AUADEMY Festival and Suppor. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, N. Y. Martha.

STKINWAY HALL, N. Y. Urand Concert WALLACE'S THEATRE. N. Y.

John GttrlU. BOOTH'S THEATRE, N. Y. Hamlot. KJJ? I'll AVKNU'E THEATRE, N.

Y. Divorae. OLYMiMO THEATRE. N. Y.

Humpty Dnnipty. CRASU OPERA HOUSIi. N. Y. Tho Streets of Xew York.

MltLO'S GARDEN, N. Y. Our Amricjn Oouiin. HOWERY TUUATRE, M. Y.

PogRJ Groon Rod Hands. UNA EDWIN'S THEATRE, N. Opora Boullo 1.0 l'ont des Sotipirs. ST. JAMES THEATRE Thnrp Iirotliora.

ST ADT THEATRE Operatic Company Pantomimists THBATRE OOMIQUE, N. Y. UoinieJ Vocallams. Norn) ActB, c. THIRTY ITTORTII STREET THEATRE Nogro Kc centricilies, Vocalisms, UNION SQUARE THEATRE, K.

Y. Nogro Acta Burlesque, Aa. VOOD'S MUSICUM, N. Y. Performances everr after, noon and evcnliiii.

Life In the Streets. BRYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE, N. Y. Mlnstrel Performance. SAN FitANCISOO UlNSTRKL HALL, N.

Y. Nosm Kccentridties, etc. TONY PASTOR'S OPHRA HOUSE. N. Y.

Burlosque, Sorfrs, Datjees. YORK CIRCUS Scenes in the Ring, The 'oirrlh KdiUon of the Brooklj pally Knslc supplied to Sfcivsdona crs, Corners, and tho Public ol tlio Eastern District, nt ualf past four at lite Distribtitiuc Aeoucv ol UvorC A. IVootl, Jio. 13 Broadway, K. near ItoosvT.lt street ferry.

To our Headers. We have for tho sale of tlw EM'Li: ntsmnfot the principal business points ill evY.uk City, we t'oUows: Af tcr etnp r. p. Roi kwtivl. r.rimt street rVrry.

South Sid. iilr. ael, James ftllp, Siw York. Vneurmi llrotW vs, i.ail"ay Ferry BulMings, rof i rs iv orK. card 1'aying of try in the re ecu: tion OfPicEBS The payment ami inspectors who served their conn will begin to morrow.

the PeOi.L. A.t ft meotiiig of the irtli Ward r.ciubliean As reijlion, held on YVoJ rtsi.iv evi uiii'T, SU07viaors of tlio coming primary re api "iutcJ. The committee was also authorized vlie the roll book of tha Assui iatiou. Fonnrr.Y. Pntriok McMa hoi of Justice Wal h' i Court, ycslerd.iy afternoon a ri stid a man named Kielman, on a chargo of iersf referred by J.

iVeJemeycr, of 04 Raymond str. (:. Weeii mcyer charges the accused with having firmed a promissory note lu his uimc for the sum of irisoner was brought before Justice Walsh yesterday afternoon and remanded for oxamiuation. Wants to be Let Alone. Mr.

Julian Al lru, of tuo Committeo of Fifty, yesterday introdue ed to Mavor Kalbiluiscli Mr. William E. Warner, public accountant, litely attached to the Committee of Seventy, of New York, and whoso services liavo been secured by tho Committeo of Fifty of this city. Mr. Warner wishes to be permitted to quietly pursue hi3 work, and bo secure from intruders.

Tho Miyor has promised to furnish Mr. Allen with a report of the iuvestiga tioa of the publio Parks, made some time.ago. The B.irnsT Social Union. The third annul! meeting of the Baptist Social Union will take plaoe at the Academy of Music next Tuesday evening. Arrangements have been made for a splendid dinner for about two hundred persons, and members and guests are invited to bring their ladies.

Thero will bo fine mi fl aud the names of Bev. H. if. Gallaher, of Brook lyn Rev. Dr.

HenEen, of Philadelphia Rev. R. 8, llacarthnr, of New York, and Rev. Dr. Haguo, Orange, as speakers, and Rev.

Dr. Phelps, of New niveu, as the poet of tha festival, aro guarantees tha the affair will be both intellectual and entertaining. Tot: Franciscan Biiothebs. A College F.mh A number of ladies are now holding a fair ut the building of tbe Franciscan Brothers' College, Ealtic street, which offers, varied attractions that are especially worthy cf a generous patronage and support. There is a fine display of beautiful and useful articles aud an entertainment that is euro to satisfy the most iastitiious, aud the object winch the eo terprise is eiiiginated and iiilcndid to conserve is as deservnij; as any apfeaiiDg to public attention.

The Franciscan Brothels do a great deai of good in a quiet and unpi c'ontious way. They are in great need of assistance, end this fair furniih03 a means of providing it, aud siiuiniu a Well directed aud uaeful charity, Kobbct.t. John Champion nnd Daniel two rough looking specimens of rowdies, were up be fore Justice Walsh yesterday afternoon on a charge of having robbed Michael Casey, of 277 Water street, tf S3. From the testimony taken in the case it appeared that on the evening of the 3th CaBey was coming home in a partially intoxicated condition, lie was met by the prisoners who picked up a quarrel with duricg which his money was taken ont of Lis pocket. lie weut to tho Precinct Station House made a complaint, on which tho prisoners were arrested.

In consequence of tho absence of im jjortut witnesses the further healing of the case was adjourned uutil to morrow. Tni: TiitooKLTN Oytl Tho festivities of this liuni irons ami highly pop irtr organization were interrupted a eiiork tims since by a message which was peculiar and in some respects, dramatic. A bnx was reieciveil, resemb'iog a eoftlu, bearing express from tlio smoky and funeral region of Chicago. Ou opening it there were found, luckily no dead ur n's buos, but upon tbe removal of the lid, out Hew a inajesiic si. rcmion of tlio We stern owl, in most votacK.us conditiou from long abstinouco aud travel.

A message to tbe President of tbe Brooklyn Club informed him that the splendid hall of the Chicago Owl Club had been consumed, with all its paraphorualla, works of art and manuscripts, aud nothiug had bjeu Baved except tha owl, which had the wisdom to hido bimseii in tbe cellar behind a cask of lager bier. The Club being temporarily dead, bequeathed tho bird to this President of the Brooklyn Club. When Chicago Bhall again arise, like a Phamix, from hor ashes, the noble bird, presiding over the Club and its President, will again symbolise tho wisdom and wide awakonass of the great Wset. The President of tho Brooklyn Clnb, in elevating the distinguished comer above his own scat, indulged iu a suriei of romarka as appropriata as tbe bird of wisdom had himself spoken. The festivities were (iion renewed, with expressions of sympithy and of determination to aid our enfortunate Bistor Chicago in her efforts to rise again.

AMT7SEMEHT8. The Br.ooK.LYN Theatre. To nieht tho well known dramatic adaptation of Dicken'fl "David CopperDi'ld" is to be presonte.l at this theatre with its familiar representation of tbe household characters of 9 Micawbcr, Uriah li xp, llctsy Trotwood, David CopjrjlcM, Pcjjtty and Mrx. (lummidyo. The best of Brougham's burlesques, "Pocahontas," will cou olude tbe performances to night.

This is a very fine bill indeed, and ought to crowd ttic house even in this busy time of the near approach of ChriBtmas. Tux Paiik Theatre. This is the last night But one of the appearance of K3to Banoo at this theatre, in her effective representation of the Parisian J'e'rolcuse. Tho drama presented is fall of startling incidents descriptive of tho fearful scones whioh prevailed in the French metropolis during tho reign of the and iu view of tho excitemeutin gard to tho Communists resident in New York at present the play becomes doubly interesting. TnE Olvmtic Titeatee.

"Slazeppa" talces the boards again to night, and once more Nelly Maskell will ride the untamed Barbary steed, which Donnelly lias obtaine at such an outlay. To morrow night tho "Drunkard" is to bo performed. Hoolet's Cteha House. llr. Mitchell had a bumper last night on the occasion of the complimentary benefit given him, and to night and to morrow ho will presei.t great attractions for the closing days of his raeiie.gen.eiit.

SANTLEY AT Tnn AcmjeMT. The third concert given by the artists of the Dolby Concort Troupo in Ibis city, took place last night, and despito tho attractions elsewhere, the Academy was namerously and fashionably attended. Tha programme presented was a varied om aud included eiioico selections from the English ballad composers; as well as tromthe works of Italian opera masters, the feature of the concert being the finished rendering of tho glees and madrigals. Owing to the lack of heat from tho Academy furnaces the weather was cold enough to require the wearing of overcoats. Indeed Miss Wynne added to hor cold by the exposure sho was subjected to, and becarao Bo boarHe as scarcely to be ablo to complete tho programme.

As before, Mr. Santlej bore ofT Uie vocal honorH of the evening, his rendering of the romaoza in the lirsl part and the barcarole tn the second part, Kbowieg him to be as fully tho mastor of tho Italian arias as he is of English ballads. Of tlio many European vocalists we h3ve listened to during tbe past year, few have presented such truo artiatio culture as Mr. ISautb y. Full of the very spirit of tho music bo until rtakes to interpret, and thoroughly versed in its requirements, he sings with all tho fervor of tho truo artist.

One merit of the performance of this cxcollcnt troupe of concert Bingers is the abaonce of all appeals to tbe vulgar love of the startlingand all vocal clap trap. The music they interpret requires a thorough training ol the voices and a perfect equipoise of tho parts for its perfect rendering, and in thoso requisites tho quintette forming the Dolby Concert Troupo fully excel. Next to Mr. Sautley, we havo lo mention Matlamo Patey, whose glorious contralto voioe, with its rich, full tones, was heard to great advantage, especially iu tho English ballad, "The L3dy of tho Lea," which was tntbuBiastically encored. Mme.

Wyune, too, shared iu the honors of the evening, especially in her exprossire rendering of the "Last Rose of Summer." Mr. Cum anings, too, was eiicoreo! in his English Bongs, and Mr. riloper's pretty arrangement for the piano, lutro lucing tbe popular "Moonlight Seronade," was cncoral. Ho in a model accompanist. As an evidence of the grat iilcatie afforded by the vocalists of the evening, wo liavc simply to state that not half a dozon pooplo left their seats uutil the last noto of the programme had been sung.

Tho members cheorcd until Ihcy wero hoarse, an tbe Chairman worked away with the Iron gas wr aj for the purpose of preserving order. Mt. Bellows thought it only air that ho mM haTe to get his sido of tho caafj r(M of "That's so" and cheers Being thus oncouraged. fceJlowa propogcd to read several rhQ urat wafl that of JameB Bradloy vX No, 2Ufl Kentstroot who alleged that ho bftd tftkvu ou aoUvopurt in nominating Mr. 1 for Alderman and that ho had taken at least felt names to Mb houso and Baw them placed on tho roll book by J.

Frank Vuloutiue, Mr. MeDiarmid's step sou. They were the names of persons, none of whom had presented themselves to tho Ward Association iu order to be nfolh'd as members a. was required by the by laws. Cries of 'Oh! oh! and chtera and laughter.

Mr. Bradley further 'estified that ho know a great many other pertous had been engaged iu doing the same thing. The cheering was renewed and again Mr. Dutcber pounded his df uk with tbe iron gas wronch. Wm.

Tenny, ol No. 117 Freeman street, te.titled to having seou falHe names entered on the roll book by Mr, Valentino. Applause aud laughter. Mr. Bellows said he had another ailidivit, but did not propose to read it.

It set Jorth that Mr. McDiarmid was acquainted with the facts st forth in those which he baa read. Mr. McDiarmid Read it, I DON'T CARE. Several members Read it for (ho sake of harmony.

Mr. Bellows lor tho snko of harmony" thon toad tho affidavit of Kdward Clark, residing at No. 175 Huron street. It set forth that he had taken nino names to Mr. MeDiarmid's houao for tho purposo of having them added to the roll book.

None of the men had presented themsolvca tho Ward Association for tho purposo of being enrolled, and Mr. McDiarmid knt that fact. Cries of Oh 1 oh Mr. Tracy Is not Mr. Clark a membor of this Goneral Committee? Mr.

McDiarmid He is. Mr. Bellows said the members of tho Seventeenth Ward Republican Association wero perfectly capable of revising the books and blotting out.tho frauds which Mr. McDiarmid had had a hand iu putting thorc. Chaers.

They all knew about Mr. MuDiarmid's unfortunate dofeat, laughter, and since then ho had been chopping about so much that ho had hardly found Out where his bearings were, Tho roll book was wrong Mr. Tracy How long has it beon wrong? Mr. Bellows Oh, you can uod your hoad, Mr. Tracy, as much as you please, but it is not hall so wrong an some of you gentlemen are.

Choors, laughter anu applause, together with an "orderly" accompaniment played by Mr. Dutcber on his desk with tho iron gis wrench. Mr. Bellows resumed hia remarks by saying that a majority of the Republican volors of the Soveuteenth Wurd were in favor ofbavjng tho roll books corrected iu the manner proposed by the resolution he had juet offered, and Mr. McDiarmid, If he saw fitx might select threo of tho men.

At tho meeting whore Mr. McDiarmid went out of the window Mr. McDiarmid It wa8 the back door. Mr. Bellows Well, anything for harmony, chcer3, THE BACK DOOR OB THE WINDOW, but at that meeting thero was a proposition to havo thcee men appointed, Mr, McDiarmid wanted them to ue all oi one Blue.

Mr. Jenniuirs roso to a point of order, but being un able lo explain it. tbe Cbairmau aid he could not aea it, aud took a littlo more exorcise with tho iron gas wrench. Mr. Bellows At that meeting, as I was informed, one of Mr.

MeDiarmid's supporters camo up behind one of our men aua knocked him down. That gave rise to a general melee, and Mr. McDiarmid wont out oi tue winuow, as i was lniormeu or out oi tuo aoor, as he Bam Mr. McDiarmid It was tho natural effect of tho fraud in that ward. The cheering and laughtor again callod for active interference on the part of the Chairman.

He knocked for order with an iron guB wrench. 1 Mr. Maddox rose not to a point of order, but to a point of mercy. Langhier. Hehoped tho gentlemen would remember that some of tho members had a long way to go home, and were anxious to get there that night.

Mr. Bclb ws promised to bo as brief as possible, and contended that he had brought forward sufficint reasons to bow that there should not be any special action taken in the case of the Seventeenth Ward. Mr. Wm. Richardson rose to a point of order, and made some remark which was inaudible to the reporters.

Mr. Bellows turned to him and Baid A little gentlemanly conduct on your part would not bo out of order I know you know HOW TO BE A GENTLEMAN, but you do not know how to carry it out. Mr. Richardson inquired how long Mr, Bellows had been a judge of that fact? The question has not yet beon answered, Mr. McDiarmid On general principles politicians do Dot expect fair primaries where the fnsportors are all ono way.

But at the last primary two inspectors wero for me and one for Mr. Walter, and that was the reason why the primary was a fair ono. Now, iu regard to those what better reason could the Committee have! for tho interposition of supervisors than those affidavits? Cheers, laughter, aud cries of Oh Oh I pronounce thoe aflidavita to bo UTTEMjY AND ENTIRELY FALSE and if thopo men did commit that overt act, what bind of a lij nro do they cut by cuming hero and tolling oi their mean dirty actions? (Tremendous applaupe and general confusion.) lEr. McDiarmid evidently enjoyed the excitement, and airotching out his right arm he Eaid, ''Do thou to tllyself be true, then 'twill follow as the night the day, thou canst be iatee to no initu." (Cheers and laughter.) Mr. Richardson Shal'ttpearc! Mr.

McDiarmid Thes.i gentlemen willsav they came to my bolide and they will say they supped out of the plenty of their master. But it my be of other men who supped out of the platter of their master, that they betrayed thoir Lord. (Cries of "Oh!" "Oh!" and great contusion.) Mr. Ricuardson That is BLASPHEMY. Mr.

Furbish rose to repel the charge that Judge Perry was wanting in back bone. He said that was not true. Judgo Perry had as much and as good back bono as any other man. Mr. Whiting moved tho previous quostiou but tho moiion was lost.

The amendment offered by Mr. Bollows was then adopted by a vica voce vote. THE TREASURER'S REPORT. Mr. Maddox offered the following resolutions, whioh Were adopted.

H7uTfi3, An article appeatod in iho Brooklyn Dally Eaole on the Uth day ol DucomliCrY inst. which i.s evidently designed to mislead tUt public aud to iujurious ly affect the oharacter oi o.w Treasurer, which is both unjust in its insinmd; and iu its statements, therefore. Resolved, TUnt at the regular mooting oi mis uom mittee. hnlrl TiPrrmihPi. mir Treasurer B.F.Tracy made a rouor ntMiis acts as Treasurer, which was uo AflSr.d, That Mr.

Tracy has our thauks for the faith and fUclou. discharge of hia duties as Treasurer ol this Committee. ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE. TioonhiHtMiR comi)limontiu: the officers of the Com mittte for the mannor in which they had discharged their duties during the past year wero oiierouana iwhmted. General Cntlin then offered a series of resolutions in regard to what had been done by the Republican party at the last election, and setting forth that all the per wnnnlitioji and abuse ludulned in bv tbe members of the Committeo during the last twelve months should bf hi 1: fn in a Pickwickian seuse.

Tho resolutioiiB were adopted, and the Republican General Committee tor iu tuen aujoumca sine me. Off the Track. 'file passorigers from titld below Hempstead were delayed abont an hour And a half by tho eastern train of tho South Sido Brwtf slipping off the track at Islip, aa it was nndorsto, from tho incrustations of ico. As rapidly as posyfiilo the cars were put in requisition, and brought tho passengers to the Williamsburgh depot. The trains fUUior eastward were uudoratood to bo on the MOtfEY MARKET Wall Steeet, Decomhef IS.

Gold opened dull this morning, and the price stood at 109.i with scarooly a chango on tho indicator. The carrying rate was very heavy, ranging from 7 per cont. gold to 1 32 of ono per cent, per day. It is understood that all tbe shorts in tho Room have boon covered. Governments are strong and are stimulated by tho high prices in Loudon, Quotations are for 81'a 113, coupons 117i 62's 110.V, 6s llOJ, C5's now 11 C7's C3's KMO's 108J, coupons 10S new 5's currency 6's Money is quito active.

It is reported thqt the Grand Jury are investigating tbe conduct of some of the parties who have been concerned in the recent lock up of greenbacks, though whether anything satisfactory will result from it remains to be seen. Tho stook market opened with a bound this morning Lake Shore, after selling down to 88X last night, sold at 89) in ue Long Room and Erie took almost as great a leap. Quotations were as follows racifio Mail, Late Shore, 89s; Ohio's, Erie, 31; Central, Wostern Union, Northwest, Rock Island, Wabash, 63; Union Taciflc, St. Paul, 57X; Reading, lUtf. Stock Kxchanffc Sales First Board New Yore, Dooembor 15.

SOOOTJSfis 81 50000 6 20 62 1000 5 .2.. COdO 5 20 .7 60(10 Tonn St 6s 10000 do 5O00 Tenn St 6s 20000 do inX)uVa6. con 1000 SC 6's old 21000 Stria new Jan 4 July 117M! 9000 AInd 1 ra. 8ff uuu ao lOOO Tol Poo War 1st wcstdivislon 8000 do Mtf 10 Bk of Commerce. II5'i Sl Fourth 112 IiK) Quicksilver Co oo fac at 100 do bo 200 do be lUt) do 48' 100 do bSfWAf 100 do 49ik 2iW Wcu Un 6 100 Maryland C.b 100 IJ Express 6JJB' 8AmM UnEx.bo 53 201100 It ctfs RJ 10C00 do bo 86.

COOKrioR bob? 31 200 Harlem be 200 Reading 110 Mich 118 200 Lk Sh A So bo 89J. 300 do 83J4 500 do, t0? lUOChl ANWpfd oi div 86M 600 Oin A Ind R. 87 ion nui i uwftf 10 Ohl. A Alton prf. JfiOW 63 BOH Ohio A 41i 100 OA Mis prf 73X 110 'ii 66 I 31 mm do SUM .000 OSt 6.

April A Oct E0C0 Ml8nouri St 1500 6s 83 4000 Frio 4th 1000 Krio nth ra 2000 Pao 7s cuar'd 23 I'S1 9i 8. I St of Mo 102 i lift 10(10 Un Pao Istm Whi 1UUU OO 1000 Alt A 2ninif. P5 1000 A Int H4 4000 Dol LAW lBt l01 OMIM i a I fit HJ lOOOOToA Wist St Div 8d 4000 A I and i R7a 10.1V1 3000 Cen 1st now lot 5000 A Toilet 89 10(D) A St 10334 Financial and Commercial. London, December 15 A. M.

Consols oponod at for money and 9214, for tho ac onnnU United States Fivo twonty bonds, 1862, 02; 1865, 1767, 96X; Ton fortlos, Liverpool, Docombor 15 10 M. Cotton Tho markot oponod aotivo and firmer Middling Uplands, Middling Orloiiw, I0.if310;d. Tho sales of the day aro estimated at 15,000 bales. Tho saloa of tho weekhave boon 132,000 balea, Including 19.000 for oxport ond 23.000 on spocnlatioa Tho stock in port is 453,000 balo oi whioh bales aro Amorloan. Tho roclpta of tho weok havo boon U.700 halos including 63,000 bales American.

Actual oxport 15,000 bales. Liverpool, Docombor 18 1 :80 P. M. Cotton Tho markot is quietor. Tho saloa of tho day aro etill estimated at 15.000 bales, Including 5,000 for oxport and Halos of cotton on ship at Savannah or Charleston havo boon made at 9d.

for middling, and on ship named at Now Orleans at lOd. Tho stock of cotton at soa bound to this port la 490,000 halos, la eluding 147,000 American. Provlsiona Lard 4rs. SKI. por cwt.

Pork 63a. por bbl. for fine Woatorn Prime Moss. Breadstuff. Tho rocclpts of wheat for the past thrco days havo boon .5,000 QUartorB.

including 23,003 Amorican. London, Deeomborla 2 P. M. Consols for money 92; for account, Paiiis, Dooorabor 15. Tho specie in tho Bank of Franco has increased 333,030 francs during the week..