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WAMTED HEtP FE9TALE8. WANTED HELP PEBIALES. HURRIED. HOWXS Mv 9. Mim T4 BOARDING.

itjr airtr Massif. ANTED WASHING A RE anectable young woman to takewashlncrAf FIRST EDITIOK SECOND EDITION TO iiET fOB BOTItTESa PPHPOBMi mo LET iSTORESTHE VERY DESIR JL able stores on psrlor and basement floors in building No. 77 Court at, auitable'f or druggist; restaurant, milliaery, or any llgbtbjjalgoH, rent moderate to a responsible par 4 JAHBS, 303 Montague st, ImO LET BAKERY WITH IMMEDI JL ato posBeaaton; now doing a good business fixtures, all new, wul be Bold at a bargain if wanted; an exoellent Ma KDW1BD.T. Rnna k. tfuu.

CA I daughter of the late Mr. John M.RoberUoD, of Brooklyn DIED. BisHOg Wednaadar, Mar 8, Bushx Bishop, of Bain bridge, Chenango County, N. In the 83d year of hla an. Hc Mryloes to be held at the reaidenoe of bis son ln.

law, B. M. DeMunn, 310 Clermont av, on Friday, at I P. M. Bainbndge and Scranton papers please copy be above.

Dawson. In Brooklyn, Wednesday, May 8, Wn, liam Dawson, after a long Illness, aged S9 yeara and 9 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of bis brother, Thomas J. Dawson, 63 Hamilton South Brooklyn, on Friday, the Mth inst, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon. Dknnin On Thursday, May 9, Jakes beloved son of John and Eliza Dennen, aged 7 years, 1 month and 16 dafa.

The friends of the family are respeotfnUy Invited to at. tend his fnneral from the reaidenoe of his parents, 133 Gold streets at 2M o'clock on Saturday, Mar 11. Our little boy has gone and left us, In this cruel world alone Bat wo trust we soon shall join him, Where the angels lore to roam. my at Kennedy On Wednesday, May 8, Elizabeth, wife of Mlohael Kennedy, in the 89th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral on Saturday morning, at 10 o'elook, from the Church of the Assumption, corner York and Jay streets, where a Requiem Mass will be offored up for the repose of her soul.

Lawlis. On Tuesday morning, May 7, of oonsumptlon, THOMAS LaWLIb, in thot wenty seventh year of his axe. Hisrelativos and friends, also the members of Greenwood Lodge No. 569 F. A.

Gates of the Temple Chapter No. 208 and Clinton Commander; No. 14, K. are invited to attend the funeral from his late residonoe, to Greenwood Cemotery, at 4 P. on Thursday, May 9.

my8 3f Ltkob In Brooklyn, May 8, James Lynch, in the 19th year of his age. The friends and acouaintancos are respectfully invited to attend his fnneral from his late residence, 79 Gold street, Friday, at 2 P. M. McNElIX May 8, Martha J. McNeill, second daughter of Thomas and Rose MoNoill, aged 16 years, 4 months and 6 days.

The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of bor parents, 89 Duffield street, Sunday May 13, at 2 o'clock. Intermont in Greenwood Cemetery. my9 3t O'Donnell In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May, 9. 1873, at her late residence. 349 East Warren street, Matilda O'Donnell, twin dang nter of Thomas and the late Matilda O'Donnell.

The friends of tho family arc respectfully Invited to attend her funeral on Sunday, the lfith instant, at half past two o'elook, my9Kt SAeKMANN At East New York, May9, Jacon H. Sack mann, in tho 69th year of bis age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Webbed, In Brooklyn, May 8, 1872, PntEBE Jane, wife of John N. Webber, and daughter of John and Susan Burtis, seed 22 years.

10 months, and SO days. Tho relatives and frionds of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the residence of her uncle, William Burtis, 289 Adams st, on Sunday, the 12th instant, at 3 o'clock. my9 3t JTIASOIV1C. ANGLO SAXON LODGE, NO. 137, P.

4 A M. The members of the above lodge are hereby summoned to attend the regular communication to he held on EVENING, May 9, at 8 o'olook, P. M. Important business to be transacted. By order of my89t WM.

SHERER, M. PEKSOIVAli. LEGGETT INFORMATION WANTED of JAMES LBGGKTT. who left his olaoa of busi ness, 7 DeKalb av, on Monday morning, May 6, and slnoe that time has rat been aeen or heard of was five feet eight, sand; hair and chin whiskers when last soon had on black oloth suit, blaok cap, and a gold chased ring on little finger of left hand. All information will be thankfully received iff uu auu, tiVAiiii HO i7 OXM.

aV. UXjO 4V MEETINGS. TOSS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. nttnnflnn 1 fin nn. rka fiiri M.

il. Journeymen Carpontors and Joiners of Brooklyn aud vicinity demand eight hours per day, viz. from 8 A. to 6 P. with a minimum rate of wages at $3.00 per day.

All union or non union men suapenaea on account of the aoove aemana, are requescea to report at lie myrtle av, aiier monaay, tne btn mat, trom a. till H. further notice. A. TURNBULL.

Preside M. O'Bbikn. Recording Secretary. my7 int, 5t CONSTITUTION CLUB. THE ANNUAL meeting oi tne members of CONSTITUTION CLUB HiiioBnHiu on jnunuai uixir Lr, May is, mrj, at o'elook.

for tho pamose of electing six Directors in nlao iso term expires, irnnctual attendance is request ed ANDREW WALSH, President. a. obey, oocrotary. myy4t' HfECHANICS AND TKADERS' EX CHANGE, opposite City Rail. A meeting of the P.Il OAKPENT.ERR UI I.

linM n.t. (h nf ih. MAS: Meoh Meohanica' and Traders' Exchange, THURSDAY BVBSf ING, May 9, to consider the demands of journeymen for eight hours1 work per day. XTOTICE ON AND AFTER MAY 2. 1872.

ATLANTIC COUNCIL. O. U. A. wUI meoHn their new Hall, No.

887 Fulton st, northwest corner Cler SfSTTTfaVv JSUSUl', on. meeting night. i iiii mouiuBra ui laq oruBr are uiviusu aiienu. uy oraor oi JOHN N. FORDHAM, O.

THE GAKRICK DRAMATIC AND MUSI CAL SOCIETY. A special meeting of the Board of miwwra i uie auoYB oociecy will DB neia at 7 O'OIOOK 1. M. on FRIDAY next, Maj 10, at 201 Clinton st, for eleotion of memberB and other important business. Parties desirous of joining will send in their names and addresses, with leierouuu, ij uuuuuiium on memoerBQip, as apove.

mjaat THE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS will meet in the COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER. City Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, May 9, 1812. at 7 o'clock, in relation to the condition of the trades on Fourth street, between Broadway and South Fourth stroet All uuvlod iui.nwu Die miueiiea to aiiena. my7 3t By order of Vf. D.

0. BOG03, Chairman. LOST AND FOUND. OST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, IN JLi a Myrtle av. oar, a POOKETBOOK, containing $22, with the owner's namo Inside.

The finder will be suitably wwmmw wft'mi nt umoB vi me onion erry uo, XT OtTND PARCEL ON MONDAY, MAY fl, in the ferryboat Farragnt a small parcel marked uourTuoi unu tain viih urne Dy applying to rw. pawn, uf tj moonu at. mu ixuTQ av. joroouyn, XTIOUND I HAVE IN MY POSSESSION a pointer uuu.whioh thee expenaea. and proTing property.

WENHoVbN, MJ a pointer DOG, wbioh the owner can have by payini Aaareaa i u. mr9 8t' Iji TJ A DARK BAY HORSE the owner can have the same by calling at 28 Debe fuuwo. ana paying ooargea. my92t SPECIAt, NOTICES. A ricUng HUNGARIAN SPORTSMAN OFFERS his BervicflB tO tnach horse a 1 nr irnntlDmnn'a uu )uuiau UUIU oar isinuuucu mYeDSflorsM BLanuiutf in nrooKiyn preierxed, Address HUZZAR Easle office.

mpg 2t A TTENTION 1 ladies wanting Their silver ware refinished, can have it done at FIRST COST At lurnrvRrc'R SILVER AND NICEVBL PLATING MANUFACTORY, 10 uiion st, up stairs. mh80 ly STnATh BROOKLYN TRUST COMV ANY, 16 Court Bt oorner of JoraJemoQ, Brookltn, N. ADril 20. 1872. The annual election lor BIX TRUSTRBH of thn Rmnk.

hrn Trust Compftny, to supply the places of those ternu MONDAY, May 6, 1872. The polls will be open from 8 to ap20 Secrelary. TmON'T BE PREJUDICED THE WIL mw bui. nn vv vnuKiurKtru mhuitlk SEWING MAOH1NB has tho best feed, runs lighter, works faster, wears better, has better attachments, no cogs, no heavy cams, gives' better satisfaction, Is 35 per cent cheaper. HAIX VREELAND, agents for Long Island, 272 Fnlton I LECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV en idh an election win De hold at the offlco of tho In the Oito of Brooklyn, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of June next, at 12 o'clock noon of that day.

for fifteen Directors of Miui, urapanytior me men ensuing year, ana for two In Bvvvwnsvi Aiecuon lor inio. may 4, leva, HENRY O. MURPHY, pVesident. O. P.

Qtjiwtabp, Secretary. my4 Mt E. BUTTBRICK 4 PATTERNS. MR8. IXJI1TRK Hinniu.

AGENT FOE E. BOTTERIOK SLATTERNS IMf liAKAlcinTO, AND TBBIE CELEBRATEa) SHEARS AND SCISSORS. ap6 ly 8Tn4Th INGBR BEVY IS THE BEST REVER BbTB HOW In IIRA hfiiniT friu rnm malt as onMrnan. liquors and differs from all other Ginger ales, this being maae irom tne Dest Jamaica Ulnger Root and free from acids, and is purely a Vegetable Beverage. Supplied to tho trade by my waon in New York City, Brooklyn and "r'' wwoun, oa, anujo a.uanuo st.

JJOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. THE ASTONISHING RAPIDITY With which this preparation extinguishes pain, reduces external lnilAmmation, heals sores, removes eruptions and tumors, ana cures rneumatism, gives it BOUNDLESS POPULARITY. Sold at 78 Maiden lane, N. Y. Price, 25 eenU per pot.

Ask for new Btyle. The old is counterfeited. my3(5t TONG ISLAND INSURANCE NO Ihe annual oloction for directors of this Company will be rA Yl5 il iniL i no. aw aaoncasue st, on MONDAY, the 13th inst, between the hours of 12 and 1 ax. vy tm.ixatiA.vv, Cieo'y.

myl lut REMOVAL C. E. FROST, ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, has removed from the blook uom fiiwu ferry iwuere no nos oeen over 23 yean rstoS uiiMi dv, uypi uh yjiiy rjaqs, rrooKiyn, rpHE NEW YORK HERALD JL BRANCH OKFIOB, CORNER FULTON ST. AKD BOBRUH PLAGE, Open from 8 A. M.

to 8 P. M. Advertlsemsnts received at the same rate aa at the Netr aoraomce. myy It IhAo THE BEST WAY TO GET OUT OP A diffinnltvlsnnt tntfAt. Intuit.

Van urn 11 nr1 tVi avoid the neoesalty of getting well. Ii ron arc troubled wiw ayspepsis, pain in we region oi tne neart, urev or KiuneTB. or weuneu. tne trtmnm nrnhjthiv last in the vitiated condition of the blood. Do not wait to con nrm tne disease, du DreaJt it np at onoe by using toat In failible remedy.

CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS. HE TELEGRAPH DISPATCH AND LMTELLIGENCB OOMPANr, IN CONNECTION WTl'H THE BUROPBAN AND EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH AGENCY, AND THE TAIL STREET FINANCIAL NEWS BUREAU. CHIRP OPPICBS AT No. 15 Wail street, New Tork. J.

J. KIERNAN Agonts. No. 9 Royal Eichango BullilingB, London. J.

MAOLiCAN, Agent, No 4 Wellealey place, Calcutta. J. S. LIVBRMOBB Agents. No.

If Church Oats street, Bombay. D. AGAR, Agent. PASSENGERS' TELEGRAMS. PaBSenSerSCan nntlfvfiiAtrfplanH.

nt thai or of any acoldent occurring on the voyage at greatly re duoed prices. Telpirrftn, tilratn A I 1. clerks of all the principal steamship lines, or at above offioeB. mvQUt npo ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. JL Notice is hereby given in pursuance of Seotion 14 BankrnptTaw of the United States, that on the23dday of April, IS72.

Joseph 0. Dimon. was dnly SlBD appointed assignea for Ihe estate of JAMBS ft bankrupt, in the DUtrict Court of the United StAts. fnr tha rtiatrtn Itfaw II indebted to the aforesaid bankrupt are reqneeted to oall on me and pay the same without further notloe. juojsrn u.

uimub, Assignee, No.nWarrenst.r.Y. rTlHB MOTH PROOF TRUNK, AIR TIGHT, CEDAR LINED. FOR SAFE KEEPING OF FURS, WINTER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, 40. Bvarv family ahnnld liave thl. InnliiaVtl.

w. A against moths, at greatly reduced prices of E. W. NICHOLS, 208 Fnlton street DAYTON A CARTER, apleitCToThaS 603 Fulton avenne. 3n HE BOARD OF IMPROVEMENT OF the Town of Flatbush, in Kings County, give nottoe at application has been made to said Board, by tJrlel A.

muruocs, lor opening uawn avenue, irom tne uoney island Plank Road to Tlatbosh avenue, in said town; and that said application will be aoted on by said Board, at the uouse oi tne tion. jonn A. txjtt, in ifiatDusn, on the eighteenth day of May, 1673, at eight o'olook in ths afternoon of thatday. Dated May 4,1872. my6 lot LEFFERT8 YANDHRBILT, Clerk.

SOUNG'S EXPRESS OPPOglTION TO monopoly rates of freight, us per caso or bundle 10 wiSE0rL0lld 'leases) $3.00 Flour per barrel so flonrper load (10 barrels) J.60 SSK08 on3 Prance per barrel 35 Potatoes and all nrodnce nor lnH (H h.T rnLl 9 nil onnaics; 3.W ng rates. Leave yonrordors at landsTiJulton 8 7 i OAN ON" REAL ESTATK llS SmounT ould ba' mortgage for plaooT Akiw, or apply to Mrs. h3 Soaond KTASTED GIBL AS CHAMBERMAID ann waitress. Apply at 371 Adelphist. TIT ANTED AUBBEBS8 AT 424 Henry st: references required.

ANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply at SSSohermerhorn st, aftor4 ray9 it WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework: good cook, washer and ironer. Call iur two nays at auu union at, near Henry. ANTED GmL A YOUNG GIRL TO dojenetihouework.lB a prirate family. Call at 818 Bedford av, soar Myrtle av.

WANTED GIRL TO TEND STORE and make ahadea and curtains. Call at 833X Ful ton at, near Olermont av. WTAKTEU GIRL AN AOTIYE, GOOD girt, tpeook, wash and Iron. Apply for two days at gig Henjy at, bet. Union and Ssekelt its.

WANTED MILL I A FIRST class milliner. Apply at 61 Myrtle av. bet Jay and Pearl at. A. M.

ROBSON'S. myR ANTED OMAN FOR DOWN BtAira Work in ft, Tmnll futriiliT mncf. ha a onnA nnnV wivslier and Ironer. Apply at 195 St. James place.

my8 2t WANTED GIRL A GOOD COOK, washer and ironer for a family of throe references required. Applyfter 4 oclookat 819 Gates av. my82t WANTED GIRL IMMEDIATELY tp do general housework In a private family. Call for two days at 168 Cnmberland St. my8 2t WANTED COOK A FIRST RATE oook to go in the oountry for tho Summer, and as cist in the washing.

Apply this evening, atl04Soond plaee. ANTED DRESSMAKERS AND IM movers; none bat good wwera. Alto, on appren Call for three days. Apply at 91 Naaiaa at. WANTED GIBL A SMALL GIRL, TK) tako care of children and make herself generally useful.

Apply at 182 Wyekoff si. ANTED GIBL TO TAKH CARE OF nhllrl Ahnan mnnths nlrl nnr1 Apply at 59B Henry st, cot. Woodhull at, WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework must be a pood washer and ironor. vef erepcoB required. Apply at 177 "Warren st.

TTiTANTED GIRL A SCOTCH OR ENG lisb. triil. to do treneral hooaawnTlt. Apply at 438 Olarmont av, near Fulton st. WAN TED GIRL A GOOD COOK, washer and ironer good reference required.

Ap ply at 76 Lee av, D. WANTED MRL TO COOK, WASH and iron, ono willing to go to the country for th Summer. Apply at 10 Lafayette av. Xf ANTED GIRL A THOROUGHLY competent girl, with good city references, for general housework. Apply at 78 Second place.

WANTED GIRL A YOUNG GIRL for light housework. Apply, with reference, to No. 83 St. Felix efc, second door from Fulton. my9 St 1TANTED I A GERMAN A cook, washer and ironer, by a reapeotable family.

Apply for two days at 188 Bchermeihorn it. WANTED OPERATORS TWO OPEB ators and one pressman on fine pants, and ton sew era Bteaoy work. Apply 615 st. WANTED TRIMMER A FIRST ohuu trimmer; good wages; steady employment. Bliss L.

E. KKARNB, 7 Fulton st. WANTED GIRL BY A SMALL FAM ily (tfaree adults), to do goneral housework must bs a good oook, washer and ironer. Apply at 58 Willow st. WANTED GIRL TO ATTEND DOOR and run errands.

Also a seamstress wanted. Call at 45 Willotifrhby st ANTED GIRL ABOUT 13 OR 14 years old. to take the care of an infant. AnnW at ean st. WANTED GIRL A CHAMBERMAID and waitress in a private family best of references required.

Inquire at 150 DeKalb av. my92t WANTED GIRL A SMART YOUJTG girl, for general housework one who is a good washer and lsoner. Apply at 97 St. Tellx St. WANTED GIRL HAVING GOOD references, as nurse and seamstress, to take ohargo of ooo child.

Apply at 81 Btate at, between 4 and 5 P. Mf. WANTED WOMAN A COMPETENT woman, at cook, washer and and Ironer; must understand her bnsiness. Oall at 149 Henry st (new No.) WANTED GIRL ABOUT 12 YEARS old, In a ladles' dress cap store. Apply at 37 Fnlton 6f.

VT ANTED GIRLS A GOOD GIRL, TO Tf to do general housework; also a small girl to take oare of a baby and run errands. Apply at Mrs. BE AVER'S, 891 Fnlton at. ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL nousewors, a strong, wiUing airl must be a good plain cook, washer and ironer. uau xor tiro a ays at 431 sc.

WANTED OPERATOR A FIRST class hand on Wheeler 4 Wilson's maahine. who understands dressmaking. Apply at HAY A PARKBR'S, 1,881 Fulton st. 'ANTED GntL A RELIABLE GIRL toe waamng and ironing and bring oity references with her. Apply at252 Union st.

between Court and Clinton. WANTED TWO GIRLS TO GO TO the country for the Summer; one for downstairs work, must hn ood plain cook the other as laundress and ohambermali (Jail immediately at 24 Munroe place. WANTED GIRL A YOUNG GIRL OP to mind a baby and do light chamber work mast bo neat and tidy. Call at 67 Myrtle av, between Pearl and Jaysta. WANTED GIRL TO VinnnoirnrV winai hA nnnr) DO GENERAL nonaewore; mnsthA a ffnnn nl.ln iwib.

vuli irouBL ruiereocea reuuireu. Oxford st. Call at DeKalb av, near ANTED GIRL AS A GOOD PLAIN cook, washer and ironer. to dooenpral hnnsnwnplr. in a familv of five; good wages to one well recommended, Apply at 183 South Oxford Bt.

my93t WANTED GUtL AN INTELLIGENT girl, about 16 years of age, to do upstairs work and take care of a little girl, three years old. Apply at 120 Fort Greene place. WANTED MILLINERS I MMEDI ately Good mil liners and trimmers. Salary no object. D.

CUNNINGHAM'S, 466 Fulton st, near Lawrence WANTED GIRL A STRONG, WILL ing girl, for general housework; muBt be a good oook, washer and ironer, and fond of children wages $14 references reqaired. Apply at 381 East Baltio 8t. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, in a private family; must be a good cook, washer and ironer. Oall 80 Sixth av, first house rem Warren st. T1TANTED aged womi family; also, a you WOMAN A MIDDLE woman, to cook, wash and iron in a private reqnlred.

Apply at 188 Gates av. WANTED WOMAN A COMPETENT woman to wash and iron, who will assist with honsework the latter nart of the week thnsn with annA ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL noasewcra gooa wages paid references required. nu. uinwn st, DBiweeu ueivaib ana iiafay T17AN TED GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS work must be a fair oook, washer and ironer liberal wages. Call at 30 Cambridge plaoe, between Gates uu vktduu avo.

YA ANTED GntL A YOUNG GIRL toiulHi in ihn ffAn.r.l hnnm.nrVnf mill rate family. Call, with reference, at 565 Lafayette av, near YANTED CHAMBERMAID A FIRST ciasa onamnerinaia. ana wattreu; none need apply but those who know their business. Call at 142 Sohermer XTANTED GIRL TO GO INTO THE country ior tne anmmei, as cook must be a good wasnerand Ironer and finisher and good references. Ap ANTED COOK A FIRST fJLAHS TT cook, for a large family, to one who Is thoroughly Competent, and can produce good references; liberal vra ifPB vtiii utj paiu.

Aupiy ac ee utarce st. WANTED LAUNDRESS A FIRST class laundress, willing to go ont by the day; good references required steady work for the Bummer. Apply ANTED GIRL TO DO ftUTTKRAL housework in a nrlvatA fam41vr mnaf h.sn annA wncea. Call at 526 Paoiflo at, between Powers st. and mm at' ANTED WOMAN A YOUNG WOM an tO dn a7Annrfll inriaiavr.i 1n A wi uo aoie hj wasn ana iron wen ana do plain wmyt ug.

nyyij L4 I AUBipUl alter O'OIOOK, M. VITANTED GIRL A LADY BOARDING Wlflnes a vnimiy trfrl 19nrl7 tmam nf area r.b. uoxe uiBDsuy; one mat can sieep at nome prelerred. Ap TTTANTED TWO GIRLS PROTEST ant nirls, to do general honsework English, Ger wwu proierreu. xnqoiro ai isss rial Bey at.

rayv av ANTED DRESSMAKERS SEVER the dressmaking, ApdIv at 93 Hioks st. third honsn frnm IXKnanni. iuu1D, "lTANTED GIRL A RESPEfJT A RT, Protestant eirl. to dn ranw1 hnninvmiV Vu uoux. wMoer, ana ironer.

Apply at 56a Henry st. iu jn.i iui wttu uaja. WANTED SEAMSTRESS ONE THAT vflS "Parate on Wheeler A Wilson's maohine, cut anu flt children's clothes, and do family aewing. Apply at VSTANTED GntL TO DO GENERAL vwa, hou reuvmnwoaoa WBgCS WIS per month, Oall at Second st. South Brooklyn.

WANTED WOMAN TO DO GEN rut hnnunm In nvR.n i waahnrand Imiur llhAr.7 1T VST ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL otean, a good waaher and ironer, and 'understand her Dual nousework in a small fjunlly niyir.irBi unmoBruma St. WANTED GIRL A NEAT, TIDY GIRL. to take care of children and do upstairs work; a Protestantpref erred. Oall, with reoommendations, at 834 vtump up. ween neqroro ana aosxrana a vs.

ANTED GIRL A YOUNG GIRL, AS nurse for Tonntr nhlliirAn mn4 ha A aa neatly and be well recommended. Apply 40 Tompkins yw, hum, VIUT. suu vVUIUlIUn UlVCUlUg. WANTED LAUNDRESS AT 540 State st a first rate laundress, who oan do all kinds of fine washing and Hating. Work Monday and myoat ANTED YOUNG LADIES smart and tldv vonno ladiAR.

in waif, nn tjiMa ico cream aaiocn irom iiii 11 nvnmna Ann nt unui 429 Pulton st. my8 2t' ANTED GIRL A COMPETENT gut, or id years or age, to take charge of a two year old child. appiy, wica reierenoe, ac iou uoix Ureene piaoe. my8 2t VTANTED GIRL A OOOK, WASHER iu a aiuaii skuiuji, a Bnurt ouiAnoe in the Count rF Gall for two davn. hnftrnnn fl nnrl A'Alnnlr trti HBuumgwn ar, mys at" WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, a capable Protestant girl.

In a am all family good wages given if suited. Apply al 16 Cambridge tam.rj. mya at" WANTED GIRL A GOOD OOOK, washer and ironer, German or colored; extra wageB paid to a good party. Apply at 620 Clinton av, be tween Fnlton and Atlantic avs. myaat WANTED GIRL IN A SMALL AMER loan familv: a na.f tiHv n.nn.n n.

A erirl, for general honsework. One that can oome well re oommended may apply at 27 Willoughby at. my7 8t WANTED GBSL AS CHAMBER maid and waitress one who understands her business, and willing to go to the country for the summer. Apply at 98 Lexington av, Brooklyn, for two daya. my8 2t VST ANTED WOMAN A MIDBI.H ased woman, todo aranflral hnuRAwn.V tn oountry about one hour's ride from New York, in a email fnUyjany ono desirous of obtaining a good home may ap.

mmj iiiuuiyiii inj.wnoii auu "1T7ANTBD GIRL TO DO UPSTAIRS work, wait npon table and assist in washing dlshsa. in a small private family must be neat, willing and obliging, and hare best oity references; German preferred. near jranaiin av. WANTED TWO GIRL8 0 AS ffood OAnlr. muhnmnrl im nmr.

ihn niham tr An stairs work only: good referenoss. Apply at 76Prospeot plaee (Warren between Carlton and Vanderbllt ava. my vr WANTED OPERATORS ON SHIRT fronts: steady work guaranteed. We also want four hands to cord; those who are experienced will find extra inducements. VAN BBUBBN A HAYES, No.

69 Boernm st, corner of State. my8 8t WANTED NURSE A PROTESTANT nurse, to take care of an infant 5 months old only those who are fully competent and oan furnish bsst of ret erence from last place need apply, at 260 President st WANTED GIRL AS NURSE AND aeamBtrnB. tha nhlMrnn rnnnlrlni, n.M nv A years qf age, so that a good seamstress would bo required, and also one who 1b aooustomed to tne oaro of obildren. uaii ior two a ays at in nemsen 81. ANTED GIRL A GOOD, OOMPE tent, fitont eixl.

to do cennral hnnRnvnrlr familr. where no other irirl In fennt, annii iara.anr.a from last nlace reouired. Annlv for two davs at. fit MnrltciAn street my82t ANTED GIRL I A PRIVATE boardlne honse. a irood nook, tvjmrmr nnA muBtthortMighly understand her business, and oome well ivvuuiiuviiu' suoa a one goaa wages will be given.

Apply 296 Henry st. ANTED GIRLS SERVANTS OP all kinds, at. thn RnTprnVMRMT A wn runnu TY 29 Concord ,1 ed by ladies. As you are not roqulred to wait horo, many girls apply who havo never boon at an offloo before. Situations always roady for general housework and newly ar.

rived glru, also small girts. op29 im to at WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, in a small private family; must be thorouffbly competent; a good washer and ironer, and have good reference. Nono other need apply. No. 106 Olermont av.

my8 fit" WANTED WOMAN A CAPABLE WO man for general honaerf ork must be a good washer ana ironer. thoroughly neat, and bring unexceptionable references aa to honesto. Apply at S8J Thirteenth st, bet, vs, tnm wfc A. or 1 9 P. M.

mySat TS7 ANTED SERVANTS IMMEDIATE ly, for splendid situations in ail parti of Brooklyn, and for the country Apply at FROSSER'S flate Ohrlsto pner'a) DeleotAsrenov. it TUiary st, eatabllahed 31 years, vrhere the beat families anoetnooharge unless suited. Oome and see. rny4 6t WANTED GDEtTj OB MUDL6 AGBD to housework In fanstly of thrss. good hone and bo troatad as one of the family: an American preferred.

Address, atettas wagssT Mrs 0. Bsgle office. WANTED 75 SERVANTS AILY First rate oooks.pisin oooks, laundreasos, oham bennaias, wsitreasee, nurses and girla for general house vrerk. All good servants in want of situations will be suit ed without delay at Mr. HENDERSON'S servants' offioe.

18 Court at. Girls will notioethat I oanseil them drafts and passage tickets at lowest rates. my7 4ta WANTED SERVANTS NEARLY 200 every day.cooks, washers and waltressess, nnrsos, laundresses, goneral honsowork girls: also wanted, over BO girla, lately landed, and 25 small girls; laces now in abundance, hundreds every day in all oapacl aa and highest wagea at Mr. Atlamio the oldest, most respectable and beat office in Brooklyn. Crowds of ladies here every day wanting servants.

Come and see. No oharge until suited. my8 at" WAJTXED HELP WANTED PLUMBER INQUIRE OP M. J. LYON8, 12 Hioka st myDSt' TXT ANTED BOY IN A DRUG BTORH oorner of DeKalb av and Ryeraon at; must be nest auu intelligent.

WANTED MAN ONE WHO UNDER stands the oyster business. Apply oorner Hamilton or auu on oruuir TXT ANTED CARPENTERS OORNER of van Bnren st and Bedford av. Apply this even mil uobweeu anu oiooa. ANTED SHOEMAKER TO MAK and reDalr. Annlv at O'Donnnr'n ahna ntnvn.

Nn ftomo near tiarruon Jro. smarKei. mya 21 WANTED CLERK AN ACTIVE, EN ergetio yonns man, in a pnbllshlnK house most be a gooa penman, aoie to assist at books, make ont bills. One of experience may address, stating salary expected, hm im Jingie omuB, mya oc ANTED AGENTS TO CANVASS NflW VnrlT And KrAnlrlvn fnr tha 'Harmnnn nf Rav a. ie VTitfc'i A.mage," jnst pnoiisnea; also tor law ana limes 01 uonn wi care of Harper A Brothers, Life and Times of John Wesley.

Address AVERY BILL, 1 rear, st, new Yoric my WANTEP SIXUATIO WS FE ITt ALES, lr ANTED SITUATION BY A GIRL. TT to do honsework or mind obildren. Apply at pres 7 AN TED SITUATION BY A RUS. TV STIfVitAhln iH rK (A sin hntl onrL ns nnrtlr mA iron In a small family. Call for two days at SOS Johnson si.

TTT ANTED SITUATION A RE speotable young rirl as nurse 1 has good referonoe. Apply at her present employer's, 146 Henry st. TTT ANTED SITUATION BY A UR Tf speotableirl. aa ehambermatd and waitroes; beet otty reierenoe irom ner umv paaee. Apply at v3 Amity flt WANTED SITUATION BY A RE epeotable youna woman, as ohambnrmftM unrl waitress; has good oity references; no objeotion to the uuuutry.

lur vwo uaB ao jrnnoe sc. near xiiiarv. WANTED SITUATION BY A RE spectable girl, to do general housework in a small family a good cook, washer and ironer; has good oity unvuajonw until UUBr UUOBUD. XTTANTED SITUATION German lady, as nursery governess i to the conn try. Apply at 36 Monroe place.

17ANTED SITUATI0NS A RE speccaoie girl to ao general honsework a good cook, washer and ironer; has good oity references. Oall aur iwu uaya ql to unn as. near jj latonsn ay. M7 ANTED SITUATION BY A RE speotable girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or would do fine washing. Call for two days at 158 Degraw st, XrTT ANTED 8ITUATION BY a anM.

poieot ttir. lii Aft tha rranoral finnBAA1r nt small family. Apply at her present employers, No. 80 uohiuu VUH.B, my Ml" TXT ANTED SITUATION BY A YOTTNO girl as children's mafd, and is fully competent to lnstraot them or wonld do upstairs work. Uaq bo seen for VMT ANTED SITUATION BY A RE BnAflunia vmintr enr tA fin nannv.1 hnn.nnts.L.

oook, washer and ironer; has good oity references, VAT ANTED SITUATION A RE speotable middle aged woman, to do general honsework, in a small private family. Please oall at 118 uyouvw Moor Mjfut) nr. ANTED SITUATION BY A RR. ipeotable roung woman as ohambermald aud waitress; haa good city references. Oall for two daya at 307 XT ANTED SITUATION BY A speotable girl lately landed, to do general hoasn.

fPlain oook, washor and ironer. Call for two unjo all U( UOVU Oft. ANTED SITUATION BY A RK speotable vonnir cirl. as ohamhnrmftiii und nmifM ie aeen at Hnvnma ni hcp nroDoit amnln.n.i. jon av vi otJuju piace, oeiween uourx ana uuncon bis.

TAT ANTED SITUATION BY A RTC spoctableyonngwoman to do general honsework; is a good washer and ironer, and plain cook good cityref jnu its upiKWi at DPflr a evios. 7" ANTED SITUATION FOR A fioon girl as ohambermald and waitress, or would an in the oountry to take care of a baby. Inquire at her present WANTED SITUATION A EE Bpeotable girl, as ohambermaid and waitress; has good otty reference. Call for two days at 243 Columbia at. WANTED SITUATION BY speotable girl, aa ohambermaid a an be seen at 891 Hicks tt, between Oongn A RE and Oan Congress and Ami ty sta.

ANTED SITUATION BV A RB SDMtkblnTnnn.ifnman. maV ironer; has good oity referenoe. dill for two days at 76 AANTED SITUATION BY A RE spectsble yonng girl, ss oook. washer and ironer in a small private family; Is willing and obliging. Can be opoii ii mb anuij w.

ANTED SITUATION AS FIRST Class coos, washer and Ironer in asmaM private nndaratatnd. bftlrinff hn. irnnrf nltv rnfananna nBn be Seen at (57 Tfasnltn av. nn nnmh.pl.n1 ANTED SITUATION BY A GOOD Tslftin WiV VfiUinO in otialai In tha ironing no obieoUons to the oountry for the Summer. Oan be seen at 78 AmJtv st, second floor, front rooms, three uiruia iniai mou si.

"VST AN TED SITUATIONS BY TWO RB i speotable women, mother and daughter; the mother as oook, washer and ironer the daughter as ohambermaid namDermata Call for two days at 831 Kast Warren st aim vtaiireaB. nave gooa city reierenoee. ANTED SITUATION BY A RE cMldreti. Ortn An tllA hnisMTrnrlr In null fa.l. h.o gwuuuy reisrences.

uau ior iwo aays atiaHnavyst. in TXTANTED SITUATION BY A RE speotable your oare of a baby willing lnnggtrl, as chambermaid and to take nr fa ao tha annnlrv hi tmnA. nitv nuDiDuixn, usvu lur tHU UB; lays at oorner of Vaadetbilt av, ana rtoino st, upstairs. WAN TED SITUATION BY A RE fui nurse can take oare of a baby from It biDth.and is willing tedoa Uttle hambsrwork has the best of oltjr referenoes. Please call for two daya at aw.

smj nsiBU P1UIMI BUU a.VJ, WANTED SITUATION BY A SMART, young girl, to do upstairs work and waiting, assist mi nwuuig, ui mid com ui uiuiurea is kjiiu anu wining like to go to the oountry for the Hammer months. uan do seen at Auanuo Bt, oetween Henry and Hicks. WANTED SITUATION A RE speotable young girl, as first class ohambermald and waitress no objection to the oountry for the Sum mer: best city referenoes from last plaoe. Please call at SfOV UJBM DU ANTED SITUATION BY A RE. flTWanfjltilA VfirrnaT trirl.

tn An nmtslH wawV i id obildren. and has no obiMtlon tn tha nnnntra fnr tho i inr7tt a. "BD reierenoe. nease van av zip nuyt, at, ior two oays. on tne top Moor front room.

"VXTANTED SITUATION BY A RPI spectable young girl, to do general housework in a small private family: ie willing and obliging: with good hi ivivivuwa. uouior two aays, at i I'ompainB pin in roar. TXT ANTED SITUATION BY A TR a iPgoJble young girl, to do light chamborwork, or to mmd children, and is willing to make herself generally useful age about 16 years. Please oaU for two days at 306 mat uwus iiuiu UUUUWU BV. WANTED SITUATION BY A RE speotable girl, to cook, wash and iron, or do general housework; haa good oity references from her last employer.

Oall for two days at fill Atlantic at, over the IT ANTED SITUATION A RE. speotable young woman, to do crennral hnnon. work in a small private family cook, washer and ironer would not obleot to bo a litUe wavs out of tha has good eity references. Please oall for two daya at 128 ANTED SITUATION BY A RB' BPectablt VOBUff woman, aa firnt nlaau BAstmifrrskaa can CM and fit. ann nnflrtAnfi all lrln1 nf rMll.asjH.

andWill take oharffe of a irmwintr nh4M nA an inn wl ountey. Call at present employer's Tor two days, o. 174 Dean st, between Hoyt and Bond sta. XXTAJSTWD SITUATION BY A Tf. speotable womsn, as child's nnrse; andentands wuv uamiag care oi a ouua no oDieouon to slat in the chamberwork and sewing or to go in tho conn IS?" Toferences.

Call for two daya at or ad dross 169 Prospeot it. TXT ANTED SITUATION BY A RE sP'Cahie Protestant girl, as ohambermald and waitress has no objeoUon to in washing and Ironing or wonld do oensral honaawnrlc CM 45 Tullr' t. Adam Wajmxjbiu B1TUATION A HOME IN "onje good family, for a young colored boy, yean old, where he will ressiye Wntf treatment and good care! A Tn WnTT 7b ni0re BKOOKLYH OUILDBBN'S X7ITA NTED SITUATION BV A ww yonng girl, as ohambermaid and to take nti fni WitB 1 'mUJ toe VjANTED SITUATION BY TWO RE speotable girls one to oook, wash and iron tho ,1 vj Bu ihw we oountry; oan give good oity referonoeB as to honesty and capability Please call for two days at 181 Court at, near Paritfo. TST ANTED SITUATION HV a nnrir. good tempered, strong, aoUve girl, with excellent recommendations, to do general housework or as unstairB servant: haa no objection at all to ohUdaen or to hard work.

Apply to night and through Thuraday at 88 Front mvazt' T17 ANTED SITUATION BY A and instruct them if roauirod, or attend an invaUd lady! assist in. plate sewing: willing and obliging: excellent referenoe. Address Miss 8. M7 SBLTONTWo! 99Swight st, New Haven, Ot. myl 8 yr AN TED SITU ATION BY A YOUNG lH.

uu uousewors in a small plain ttW onld be wUling to show her what she deflofentofiorwpnljtskeoare of ohUdren; no objection to ko to the co antrv for the Summer; or wonld like to do plajn ohamborwo. Oall for two days at Amite stTseo ond floor, hack room. WANTED SITUATION A seclabl. yonng woman, as otaamhnrm.M it ress, or would take ears of children and do nlsin aewlns in b)r Jtfty or week understands cutting and uttiag fadloi' and children's dresses and all kinds of dresraaWng Is a good operator on Wheelor A WUson'a maohine. Oan be aeento throe days a am Warren st, between Hoyt and SITtrA'yiONS IHAXES.

XT ANTED SITUATION AS OARPEN Apply to WtAUanttcav; lately WANTED SITUATION BY A NORTH J2irmM' dw "tollman, orpsr WANTED I A I BY AN ABriMn' (aged S6.) In some wholeiale house, in anyoapaoisy; understands bookkeeping, or wonld take a place on a farm thorough fanner in alllts branohes. Ad dress M. Brooklyn P. O. WAjWEP jHOiJBES A1VP BOOfflS.

WANTED ROOMS A PARLOR npor and bedroom, furnished, on Bond st. or ita vi. olnlty. M. D.

Kagle omce. my88t WANTED ROOMS TO RENT, FOUR nnfnmiRhnd rnnm. In nnt. ii r.T lirtt housekeeping, by gentleman, wife and one child fluurom r. jiagio oinoe.

ana Ob. JWAiW8 PK01FE88IONA)L. WANTED I A rienand Infltmnimia nt.hao ypung ladles or mlssos, in acadomioor oolloglate courses, thoirhomos if desired. Apply at 359 Jay at" mis I at WANTED A younsr German lady, a altnatlon as novernoss. tench.

uomap, ranch and muBlo; good roferonoes Address 11 Joralomon st. myBSi' OARD ON THE HILL OLOSE JL to three lines or oars very pleasant roomB on see ond floor. 289 Cumberland et OOARD it8 A WEEK 127 FORT jr Greene plaoe private family first olass aocommoda iions. t. mji av OOARD ON THE HILL A LARGE oinlnir.

furnished or nnftir. JLP front room, and hall a uiBhed; also a room on 3d floor, 386 Carlton av, near De JBaiq ay. myi at'HTmsTh 3 gethl OARD TO LET WITHOUT BOARD secona story ana nau oearoom. rarntsnea, to er or singly, in a private family. KM State st, between Ith and Hoyt, norc.

myain BOARD TO LET, A. FRONT ROOM, fni nlaaed. without board: tha lianiialiaa all tha modem improvemonts In private family. 185 Raymond be, pecween junon ana jJen.aio a vs. myy OARD ON THE HILL A LARGE 1 storv front or back room to fat.

with hoard: for two la irentlBmen: forma modaratA. Annlv at 947 flnmhnr. BOARD A or four shurle GENTLEMAN AND WIPE le gentlemen oan be aoeommodated with board in a private family. inquire at llw aecono. piaoe.

BOARD A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN obtain nice rooms and first class board in a German iamuy: references exchanged. lSJa West Baltio at, be iwoon uiincon ana Monry, myu Bt' BOARD A LARGE, SQUARE ROOM, on second floor, handsomely furnished, to let with good board house has all modern improvements terms 9io yor ween. Appiy at em raoino at. niyusi "OOARD TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS JL ooara, iwo large rooms; nouse nanusomeiy iurnisa ed: hot and cold water: also, a hall room, nn third floor. at No.

197 Baltio Bt, three doors from Clinton st; dinner at nVlnnlf Pnfornrtnno firnh not! oQ (U BOARD WANTED. jy OARD WANTED BY TWO YOUNG Eontlomcn, botweBn Oarlton av.and Goldst; torms must bo moderate referencoB given II doBired. Address, statmg terms, a. o. A.

K. Kaglo onioe. mroat' BOARD WANTED AT 80 TO 87 PER week pood board, with the exclusive nse of a large, thoroughly oioan, thoroughly furnished room. Nono but private Amerloan familios, pleasantly looated, orderly ii their HVfirV Lmnenmnnt. anil ftnnvnnfnnt.

"Pnl tnn TTftrn nel reply, Btaling terms, time of moals, and partioular accommodations, to REGULARITY, Eagle office. ms98t OOSJNXBY BOABDi CIOUNTRY BOARD FLRST CLASS board in a lartre. well shaded hnnsn. trlth nrtantilva grounds; tn minutes' walk from station: stabling if Ao wuoui v. myi isc lasra "COUNTRY BOARD AMONG THE CAT skills, at a farm house plenty of milk, fresh eggs and vegetables in their season view unsurpassed $6 per week.

Address SIDNEY CRAMfcE LL, Durham, Greene Co, N.Y. info i nrin TO tEX HOUSES. TO LET THREE STORY COTTAGE house, No. 358 Navy Bt, near Lafayette avenue 12 rooms modern improvements rent $600 house in good order. H.

B. WITTY 4 10 Nevini st. my68t" mo JL fnw NoT 17 Sec (O LET HOUSE FURNISHED OR UN irnished tha modnrn. atorv. brown nfann hnrjan Second plaoe.

Owner at homse to day and to iiiurnjrT, mys st TO LET HOUSE ON ACCOUNT OF Abraham Marks, No. Ml Dean st the Incoming tenant to remove all the winter's ashes, dirt, and refuse, left when premises were abandoned. Apply at 240 Broadway. xj. x.a nwm iz.

myoaV nrO LETHOUSE ON WINDSOR TER JL race, Coney Island road, a 8 story and basement. rrame nouse, containing ia rooms, witn gronna ior garden inn purposes, inquire oi IV. 11. iia i tn tne vOll gate, TTlVH fit. Tb, LET HOUSES TWO SPLENDID hriek hnnann.

vth 11 tha tnnrlnpn ImriMVAmanti nm juujvtuu av, uBiwuun oiuyvesauT; ana liOtvis avs, to let ior moderate rent; all new. Apply at 997 DeKalb av, from to 7 in the afternoon. mj9 lit1 TO LET HOUSE I HE A small cosy house, in Cumberland st, between Lafayette and Greene avs, for four July August isiiu ucymuiUDl. Apyijr WI J. CartXTJtVL iX OUIH, 110.

ureene av. myfl Si" rilO LET HOUSE REASONABLE, IN JL BrooKiyn, tnree story and French root house fur ntahnri nAntal nin r. 1 a 41 ill. II I avuusa auu i ua.uluUlUBi WltU OU Hit! modern improvement; garden and stable attached. For particulars lnquiro oraaaroBS wontagtio st.

my2 if TO LET HOUSE ON HAMILTON ST, between Mvrtln and Parlr avr. a atsinr hMnlr dvwall. ing, containing ll rooms, water, gas, Ac. recently over sjuuiou anu uuh in uiurouga oraor: rent nouu. Apply "WYCKOFF JAMES, 203 Montague at.

my7 StTuThAS 3 HO LET HOUSES THE DESIRABLE 2 story and attio briok dwellings, Nos. 100 and 104 ashingtonav, near Myrtle, containing 12 rooms, range, bath, water, Ac: Immediate possession; rent low. Apply my7 StTuThAS mO LET HOUSE A LARGE HOTTSR thirteen rooms; stable, barn, garden, thirty five lots in all surrounded by large shade and fruit trees, corner uiAuamiu ana iwaerc avs, nrooKiyn rent very low, IgbOO. auuimB inaaci uu. mougiipy an, nrooKiyn.

my4 12t" mO LET HOUSE A 3 STORY, FUR JL niShed brick house, with all modern Improvements, in a Dleaiunt nnlfrhhnrhnnti nn f.hn TTltl will ha pantarl fi nishod at a reasonable prioo to a good party. Apply at 14 Lefferts place after 6 P.M. or, to 0. K. WALLACE, 58 mvamtny, new urtt, Aoom ao.

myo ot" Tn, LET HOUSE FURNISHED OR uniurnlsnea. tlie lower nart of 3 Htnrv hnimn 7B1 Tin. trraw St. near Sixth av. alsn.

unnnr flnnr. nifhmif fnmlfnrn or the whole house, containing 10 rooms; location very pleasant and healthy ront very moderate. Ploaso apply up WW; ii st auu iu me aiwmoon. myi at" FTIO LET HOUSE AT GREATLY RE duced rents, on Joralemon st, a good three story and basement brick honBe, with all modorn Improvements, and in me oescoraer; ia rooms, ana plenty ciosetroom; ade Biinuiowjunui vauuuuiiii tills nouse aj, a Darcain. apt to F.

P. BELLAMY, 213 Montague et, room 2. my6 6t? Tst LET HOUSES FDJST CLASS. Stnrv honsfifl nn Vandnrhllf nv. hot Pnt nnrl irinatt.

ing avo all these are in oomplete order, and havo all tho moaern improvements. Apply to u. UUWK. no. 455 Myrtle av, or to B.

BLANCO, 18 ISonth WUlhun st, N. Y. iuy. mr mO LET HOUSE OR FOR SALE A A large, 4 story, stone front house, nearly new, with all modern Improvements, situated on Columbia Heights, noar Pierrepont st, Brooklyn will let, or sell at a bargain. Ap iii iu oimuiiDun a jam tt iD) Agents, soo jj uiion sc.

mj8 6t mo LET HOUSE FLRST CLASS 3 STORY A houses on Grand av, in oomplete order, and with all the modern Improvements. Can be seen by applying either ail soo gr avia umnu av, uei. uoauo ana avs, uuu mr wanna 10 j. numv. no.

too Myrcio av, or to 13, BLANCO, 13 South William st, N. Y. tny7 5f mo nrst cle LET HOUSES NOS. 268 AND 274 Olasson av bet. DeKalb and "WlUonghby avs, two class stnrv hnunns.

tn onmnlatA nrriw. with nil tho modem Improvements. Oan be seen by applying at No. 13 union place, in tho rear, and for terms to G. HOWE, 466 myixie av, or a.

ULiATiut1, ia ioutn William st, n. Y. my; mr TO LET HOUSES BY M. 0. EARL, 831 Oatni ar.

near RtnTAvaant av. 2 story brick, Putnam av $300 a oiory Di ioa, jnonroe bc 3 Btory frame, Quincy st. 3 story frame, Quinoy st M0 3 Uot" frame, Lewis av 700 a to re ana anartments at Tery 'ow rent. myfl at1 mO LET HOUSE A HANDSOME JL house, in a first class location 181 South Oxford st, bet Fulton and Atlantlo avs; twelve rooms; with vestibule doors hot and cold water, bath room, stationary tubs, furnace, jnst pnt in perfect repair throughout for a tenant who was found not responsible, and therefore the honse has to be re let Apply to B. BALDWIN, Willoughby TO LET APABTME1VTS, TO LET BOOMS AT 387 JAY STREET noar Fulton a largo room and hall room with pantry oom nicely rurnianeq.

my64t" TO LET WITH( ant furnished room. WITHOUT BOARD A PLEAS in autre at 183 Duffield et. my82t TO LET ROOMS SIX ROOMS, IN good order, with bathroom and use of washtubs; rent low to a email family. Apply on premises, No. 6 Bed iuiu yiavw, ur uiwu Bt, myo OL T0.

LET ROOMS UPPER PART OF honse. corner of Oonrt and Schnrmerhnrn at. 9A rooms, well adaptod for a boarding honse. Inquire on prcmmtJB. mya TO LET ROOMS A SECOND FLOOR of four rooms, and one room on first floor hot and cold water and gas; rent low to a small family.

38 Hunter atreot mya St mO LET ROOMS VERY DESIRABLE JL apartments in Oheever place, to a small quiet party 186 Montague Bt. my7 3tTuThAa TO LET ROOM TWO GENTLEME3N nun na asnAmnivrlitn rtK I aau au "itu jyioaotnie. iuluibuoui alcove room, on second floor, in a private family, without Doaro. inquire at aoo iranauin av, near ueivaiD. moLi JL Soc.

Bicksst, LET ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD Bocond story rooms, furnished or unfarnishod, at 87 at. flan bo saon avoir Aav nznonft RAtnriinv. hnttvnnn Vie uoum ui iu auu mO LET ROOMS A SUITE OF ROOMS on tho secona floor, to simile on tho seoond floor, to single gentlemen or gentle man and wife; house contains allimprovemonta; flrat class in all respects. Apply at 978 Peg raw et, bet. Court and ininton sts.

mya at' TO LBT ROOMS WITH IMMEDIATE passesslon A suit of four rooms on second story, in ruiron in perreoi oraer. a roou looavio for a dressmaker. ANDREW MAO KEY, 466 Fulton a between Jay and Lawrenoe sts. my9 2f Tn. vHth bai LET ROOMS AT 120 DEAN ST.

hack extension: contain hot and oold water, and utiru xiujtl. a ovuuiiu uuus uuiuibuuh vi luian iuuuu. use or nainroom; rent saw; possession unmeaiateiy. uan be seen between 3 ana 7 o'oiooit v. m.

my9 3t iran. tleman and wife only bouse occupied by owner. Rent AH) per month, inoludinff gas. Apply at 801 riayy st, near mc ton. rujuon.

mys ot TO LET ROOMS THE SEOOND floor, with one or two rooms on third floor If desired or would be let separately to lodgers has hot and oold water In bathroom: also the use of ataMnnarr tuos in tuo aiiycnen; rent iow to a smau lanuiy. Ap ply on the premises 166 Putnam av. my82t mO LET FLOORS FIRST AND SEO ona uoors, over a rag store, in Fulton av, near possession immediately old established drugstore, with good trade, for sale. Inquire of T. P.

PAYNE, in the store. mc9 Qf Dieasanc rooms: line innannn inwmnt! mO LET ROOMS PLEASANT SEOOND flan. Afl mntn. mbkmI nsa. lnaa.U..I.i fl uuva uan uvuiu ajaao uu novnti a RUldll IJUIDv Z1.I11 Oilcan family but one other family in house twenty minutes' walk of Fulton and Wall st ferries, and five minutes from City Hall; neighborhood quiet and genteel.

197 Willoughby st, near Navy. my8 9t mO LET OOM SECOND FLOOR and lower part of new house, 898 Sixth av, near Eleventh st gas, bath, elevated range, heater, stationary tubs, iarior Day winuuw sour diooks irom rrospecc rarir, oars aix ferries to small familv Tttnt. ftSft if nniiimn will nnll newly laid oarpets. T. J.

MORROW. my7 8tB mo LET ROOMS SEPARATELY OR toco together, the seoond, third and fourth floors, of the 2 story, white marble building, 869 Court Bt, one door north of Presiden tat water and fras in the honse. Annlv tn nnor. or.493 State st between Kevins and Powers, before 10 A. after 3 P.

M. Tfl. ana cold LET OOM THE SECOND floor, with a nortlon of tha third floor if desired hot and cold water on both floors; overy convenience on the Becond, and nse cf the tubs in the kitchen rent low to a small lamuy. on cue premises, ao. mo naisey st, near Maroy av.

my8 8t mo LET ROOMS AT SMITHTOWN. L. .11 A 1 V. a I. vud auuo iiviii unyvvi uu unn umuuu ij vtj uufU pleted lfith six unfurnished rooms, with or without Reach house ana stables, at low rent; is a vorv nleaaant shady and healthylooatlon referenoe given ana requlrod.

Address HAMILTON SMITH, Smith town. my2 10t iO LET ROOM IN A PRIVATE FAM ilv. to a sinn le trentlaman. a nloelv furnished alcove bedroom; house contains all modern improvements, situated on the Hill, convenient to three oar routes. Address W.

Eagle office. Terms very moderate first olass references required. my8 8t TO LET ROOMS THE LOWER PABEF nf hnnsa. Ho. R3fl Panlflo stL near Flathush ar.

thrna rooms on parlor floor, three rooms on basement floor, three roems on third floor, and eight pantries; house 35x31; rent low to a good tenant. Apply to H. W. H. BLANOH ABD, 686 Paoiflo si my98t water.

LET ROOM fid PER MONTH, A large handsomely furnished front room, hot and eold aras, bath, etc. to gentlemen, or gentleman and wife also, a hail bedroom, S9 per month house pleasantly situs ted, near all cars and ferries. Persons who do not object to music, please call 179 Duffield st between Myrtle av.and wmougnoy as. mo LET ROOMS GENTLEMEN DE I airons of obtaining rooms, famished or aafarnlshed. vritno outboard, oan have a oholoe in a flrat olass honse, Hnn of trhloh is vers desirable, bolnar near Git Hall.

ten minutes' walk from ferries, and accessible to all oar routes torms reasonable. Apply on premises, 56 Wttlouah br Bt my47t XO SjEXFOK BUSINESS PURPOSES. TO LET BAR AN EXCURSION BAR, July 4, to Dudley's Qrove. Address R. Baglo offloe.

my78t'TuTh4S TO LET SEATROOM FOR POUR tailors, with all oonvenienoea, with ubo of maohine: good airy room. Apply B15 Fulton at TO LET ROOMS THREE FLOORS 25x100 feet suitable for storage purposes Apply to UADIAini Ul MKlH "inun SOJQ V3t mo LET BAKERY THE OLD EST An. I lishod bakery, IM Oonoord st, with lease. For further partionlara lnquiro on the promisog. TO LET FOR MANUFACTURING purposes Three Hoars, site 25x100 foot; building BibuniDu it.

iud dv, mi, mi mm OrWlLUOUt engino and shafting. Apply to E. M. OAMMBYER, KagW oflico. aplO lm mo LET STORE.

AO ON THE COR JL nor of Ryoraon st. aud Park a storo and dwollluB. S.BSfS AS for partloulara, lnquiro of FLOOD, at No. fiai Lufuatta iiiVrw ri EUSTIN, 78 Adelphist. rarest'' ownhome.ortogooutbytheday.

Oall Columbia st ANTED HORSE A STYLISH, r.gN tleahil aniokstenner; ana tonn.mn blankets, Ao. Address, with full, particulars a fiiecl prioe, M. g. Eagle office. i at T7 ANTED EMPLU x.KT A riordrasnnaker anonousekoopet would gi services four daya in the wosf forboard in a ploasanl I tr uy.

AQaresa at. Biutiiu" Wi ANTED BABY BY A RESPEOTa hie ronnir married woman to wetnurse nt tinv tvm nome. uau ror two oays ai dwvu uotween wiiiouj and DeKalb ava. mySlt ANTED WORK BY A YOUNG Amerloan woman, w.sqautoyin. darto fo.

a few mora families, aa several or ner ouatomen have left the oity: is a good operator onmaohinss; wm aMH, dresMnaklng and all kinds of f11 vrtshing sewing done, plsase oall this wees to nuuu at 185 Willoughby at. TJtr AN TED FU RNITU ON hand furhlture Families having furniture, oarpets, mirrors, pianos, pictures, or other household furnituro to aispoae oi in any ,2 can get a good prioe by addressing BOIBR nagio omce. B. Furniture, paintings, appraised or sola at auotion. Twenty years' experience.

reara' exnerionce. mv4 Rf." myd 6t" WANTED RES SM AKIN A first olaaa dressmaker, win aocommodate the ladles at her residence or their own desired ladies can roly on getting perfect fitting dresses made and trlmmod in the Tatost Parisian Btyle particular attention paid to wedding and evening dresses; also, an operator on Whoolor WW sonmaonine at mrs. hi vjuurtat, near State. my94t BOABPrac, "DOARD 276 HENRY ST PLEASANT JLM roome to let, with boaro. my9 2t OARD A LARGE ROOM, AND ONE oughby at, bet.

Gold and Duffield sta. nau bedroom, to let wiii uuoru. Apply at 133 Wil iougi BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS ROOMS to let, with or without board, to families or eentto mon. Apply at 105 Honry st. myfl 3t BOARD TWO OR THREE GENTLE men willing to Bhare a Urge room, oan find first class board and homo oomfarts at 93 laiayette av.

my8 2t BOARD A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN be accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms by applying at No. 53 Dumelfl st my7 3t tweei OARD ON THE HILL FIRST CLASS Kn.Nt a.nnnrl nn rVnuLrOOrOfl. xt.1n Hniann 1 ween Oxford and Cumberland sta. mySt" OARD TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE aooommodated with pleasant rosins, with or without 838 Btate st. mv92t board.

BOARD GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives or ainglo gentlomon can bo accommodated with pleasant rooms and good board by applying at 300 xuoasBt. mya 2tv OARD TO LET, DESIRABLE JL rooms, at 155 av, secona ooor above Oum Borland st, for ftentlemen and their wives or single gentle men i rarma moaeraui. mya BOARD TO LETTWO OR THREE rooms, with good board, for the Summer or longer, of Lawrence. myJJ 2t OARD ONE GENTLEMAN CAN FfNn JO a very well furnished front room and good board, in OARD TO LET, ON BROOKLYN TToitrhfji. fiAnHimnin liiriro and alrv rnnms tth without board, suitable for gentlemen.

Inquire at 96 State be, one ooor irom rtenry mys at" OARD PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH A3 exoellent board, for gontlemen and their wives or single ffenueraen, in a nrsi oiom uuune, ac iuo Vrasiilngton lUlDU IU1I1UW UUU1 MIO 1" wo. OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A JL neatly rurntsned irons room on tne sveoud Uoor also, a parlor to lot with board. Apply at 66 Hioks st, five min utes waJK rrom tne umton jerry. my8 St' OARD A PLEASANT FRONT HALL room.

oriTviRitrt Wanhlneton Park, with tfvrtrn nlnnnt. and good board, can be had by applying at 164 Cumberland mya at OARD 40 OXFORD ST HANDSOMR J3 ly furnished rooms to let with board, in a first class location, within half a blook of Dr. Ouyler's Church. 40 ouuui uxiotu bt. mya at" OARD TO LET WITH BOARD A LP large back room to a gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen, at 52 Cranberry st, second house from Ply month Ohnrch.

hiy8 2t" TOARD 31 JORALEMON STTWO JL or three young men oan be accommodated with uuaru owo minutes want, irom ouuui or nan sc. terries. my8 St OARD ONE OR TWO SINfiLE ftRN JL tlemen can be accommodated with a pleasant room auu guuu ooaro Dy applying ut to aiga at, nve minutes' waiK irom uiion jerry. mya at' OARD NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS A3 on Becond floor, for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, may be had, with or without board, at 269 bb; terras mou era to. myY av BOARD 289 CLINTON STREET, AND Mf) TTnnrv nl.

nnnr ITnlmi with rnnmn n. a Buite for families or single persona terms $7 and upward ijr wovK. myo ot OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD A J. sJU J. tf A.

a. Xa jt large ball room, on third floor: hoaee has all mod lnrnmniAnii nnfi flva rnlnn nnlt tVm Ferry. Apply at 65 Sands st near Adams. my36t4 "DOARD ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR jl wiuoni ooara alio, two largo front rooms, suitable ior uoctor or aensucs omce a a rr asmngton at haa all modern improvements. with board elegant rooms on tho second and third story, furnished or unfurnished convenient to three lines can.

on uariEon ar, nrst aoor irom jaiayetto av. my9 Zim OARD AT 233 LIVINGSTON ST. OP Doeite Bhn Dkee frentlemea and their min nr ln gentlemen on be accommodated with good board and pleasant roonw on second and third floors, lurntsnea or an inrnianeo. Apply as aoove. my9 IV BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN Handsomely furnished rooms, with board, suitable tor gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; near two oar routes and convenient to the lemes; terms moderate rei erences exchanged.

Apply at 275 Saokott st. my3 6t BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD TO respectable nartlos. a few fine roan, farnlaihod nr tin. tuiuiwuu. iu utbii vLaaa nouse, wuicn nae painted; locality unsurpassed, 229 Olermont in a nrst ciasa noose, wnicn nas been newly oetween isvrk.aiu anu yrinougnoy ava.

my8 4t TOOARD 33 SIDNEY PLAOE jbl vausww waau, 1CU rllUl IO 111, LJL I. LIU OUlUlllUr, Buiiaoieiorgenuomen ana tneir wives, or two single gen "uujjo is uoBi WD lOiiiuo auu iu KOOU lOOBUOn, my78t OARD AT 190 LIVINOSTONST TWO nlcelpfuralahnd front mnra. tn lf n1f.Kla fnr young married couple or single gentlemen; afirstolass ufwviaw ici mo auu eue uest oi reierence. myy ot BOARD 93 WASHINGTON STREET, only a few minutes' walk from Fulton and Catherine fAmflllfn nria nanrlai ati as k. ltU TSfSii tuoIUB nu ffoa noara; tarms trom OARD 139 LAWRENCE STRKKT 1 9 Pleasant rooms for gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen; house has all Improvement! convenient to fitty uau, oan ana lernes.

xwierencss exonanRea. mygt BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A gentleman bouse has all the modern improvements; terms very reasonable to permanent parties. Apply at (B Katsau my9 8t T30ARD A HANDSOME SUITE OF rooms to let, wttn noara. in a large airy honse private tAhlRsf r)MlMr1 almn. srinrrla nyn.

changed terms reasonable. Address COMJFOET, BOARD ROOMS FURNISHED OR Unfurnished, a second floor: totrnt hnr. nr crnnlri Int. rwiiornw, mi gaouenuuiBDu who or single gentlemen loca, Uon first olasa; terms made saUsfaotory to good parties, OARD PERMANENT AND TRAN JL9 elent boarders oan be accommodated with first olass board and very desirable roonuat 38 and 40 Oonoord Bt, oorner of Waenington house has changed hands and been nowij uivijbu tmuuguuuu. myoot OARD BROOKLYN HEIGHTS TO let.

iarCA tnlra hitv front ronm. ba nrt tM VienV ith extension and haelr nui lnr. vrith mnln nlAiatsaam water, location desirable and convenient; terms moderate for the summer. Apply at 119 Henry st, near OARD 422 GOLD ST, NEAR FULTON JL9 av. A gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen oan be aooommodated with a nicely furnished room and good board house contains all tho improvements; a few gentlemen can be acoommodated vrith table board terras uiwvtniM.

mv4 Ht' BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WD7E or two sintrln ffnntlnmen nan ha npnmmnrla(firi tuk good board and pleasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with all the modern improvements and convenient to all Apply at 192 Adams st. Kefetenoe exchanged. my4 6t" "OOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD TO two single gentlemen, or a gentlemen and wife, a large front room on second floor, with large pantry pleas antly situated; three minutes1 walk from Fulton Ferry furnished or unfurnished in private family. Apply at 57 uausva oi. TT1V7 XL' BOARD IN BROOKLYN A HAND somely furnished third Btory front room, flnltfthle for a gentleman and wife, or two single gentleman hot cuu wiu noM uw rowu uuuh u.

uie moaBm llll provemonts oonvenlont to oare and ferries. 383 State st, near rjona. rarust' OARD CLINTON ST TWO TtATTO Riimnlv fnimfafiaH rvtrnnD; nn lannnrl flnn. tni i and cold water and closet, with flrai n1a.NVw.arH aitlt. er separately or together; to gentleman and wife ot single gentlemen.

183 Clinton st, one door north of State. BOARD ON THE HEIGHTS A view in pleasant, shaded, airy house If n. Art Willow st, corner of Pineapple; beautiful rooms on second floor, front or rear furnished with blaok walnut, and aH lm liiufeiuauia; jamijy private, unTiug room so Spare: Single gentlemen preferred. OARD ON THE HILL A SMALL i family will let. with first olaas board, a oholoe of suitable for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen refer onum exonangeu.

tif aoum iuoru st, oetween laiayette 130ARD A THIRD STORY FRONT room, nioniv mmmnna. ana hattiv n.fntni in a gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen also, a room for one gentleman, good board; cleanliness and home comforts specialty; terms moderate. Applyatl5l UPOt j. ui wis. myo at BOARD A LARGE ROOM, SECOND floor also nnA third floor for irantlamia.ti unrl twit a two single gentlemen these rooms have large closets, hot and cold water, newly papered, and are very pleasant rooms boarders few and select; house new, and has all improvements.

Apply at 292 State at, near Smith. my8 St BOARD AT 128 LIVINGSTON ST, BE tween Boerum and Smith sts rooms for gentleman ouu nun, vruitiu I i. or single gentlemen, furnished or unfurnished parlor, with extension; house first olass; within ilea' walk of Wall st, or Fulton ferries near Oity uibu, oaoK par eight minutes' ferries near Oity uau, my33t BOARD 1 81 ADAMS ST, SECOND door fmtn Nxhoaii rooms for af Tiffin irAnllnmon Sentlemen wishing to room together, can be aooommo ated with good board and pleasant rooms, with all the comforts of a home. Location pleasant, and convenient to jo. a auu jerries.

mv4 If OARD 132 SECOND PLAOE ELE wwmo, BtjouuuHwii sob, niw uxuuueniooara nQiKhhnp.hnfw1r1allaht.fnl fnr Hummer Virtntia fnlln lUhed and strictlvfirst class within two oar routes and near the ferry, xorms reaauuBuie, reierenoes exonanged. xsiuiiBr nil a. myftet BOABD TWO LARGE MIOELY FUR nished rooms, for a lady and gentlemen, or two single gentlemen thn honnA i nt) tains all the modnrn (rvv nrnon nientB, and Is In a very pleasant location, about 15 minutes walk from the prinoipal ferrieB; best of references given and required. Apply at 166 Court flt, bet. Court and Clinton Sts.

mn7 at OARD UNFURNISHED ALOOVW JL9 room, on seoond floor, front, to let, with board has Ra. hot and eold water; paint and paper nearly now: will 'uiflh if desired: also, good sized room on thlrfl floor, mth hall room adjoining, furnished hot and oold water In room honse first class. Apply at SfiS Warren sk be itppm viunop ana uonn. mya at" BOARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms: first olasa table with all modem ta provements; bath, gas, and nse of piano and parlor: terms uoordlng to the location of room and forniture rooms rom 5IJ5O to gio per week; day boarding $4 per week. BIGELOW HOuSkTiW Fnlton at, threaSSarVaVave Nat HUtr: BOARD A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can be aoeommodated with (rood board and oleasant rles.

Apply or address 836 Pearl at, near Myrtle av. mvn fit. OARD A TfTfiW YOUNG MRN nn JrrF wo ssntlemen and their wivea can be aooommodated wltn board and nleaaant rooms also hall room for ninvln gentlemen only few boarders five minutes' walk of Oity Hall, and twen of Fulton or Wall street ferries; or will let without board. 197 Willoughby st, near Navy, myoot BOARD TO LET, ROOMS ON THE lli'l Qveral gentlemen ean be aooommodated with "without board In tha pleasantly looated bay window 168 Hall Bt. near WUlonghby av.and 36 minutes xtirrj or niyruo or jjejiaiD av.

oarainoase family Amerloan, adults, small and my98f ROARD ON THE HILL PLEASANT rooms, with home comforts, are offered to two or gentlemen, in the pleasantry looatod house 196 Hall near WUlonghby av, and ihe oar routes ot Myrtle. Washington or DoKfib ava: family small, three adults and American house has improvements and neighborhood BOARD A FRENCH LADY, HAVING takfln a hnnaann ha Uaicrhi fnr fhn Vilnnntlan first class boarders, has threo rooms to let, unitable for gentlemen and wives, and single gentlemen the houso is newly nirnlshed: well adapted for Summor residence table FposlUvely first olass; French and Spanish spoken. M'i'iy pi omto sc. mya at" OARD ON THE HILL GENTLEMAN JL and wife, or two single gentlemen, oan be aooommodated with a largo front corner room on Becond floor, facltlfi annt.hnant ho inn haa nil t.hn mnrlnrn Imnmraniniiio and Eurronnded by a largo gardon convenient to the cars; referenoea exchanged. LooaUon 163 Ado! phi st; laundress.

the house If desired. my83t THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 9. AHU8EHKMTS THIS EVENING. BROOKLYN THEATRE. Article Forty savon.

PARK THEATRE. On Hand. HOOLBY'8 OPEBA HOUSE. Minstrel Performance. OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Variety Entertainment ATHBNHUM. Marvellous Soenery of the Yo Semite Valley. ACADEMY OF MUMO. Soolal Bennion of the Congregational Union. STATE STSEET CONGREGATIONAL OHURCH.

Cancert. BOOTH'S THEATRE, Y. Rlohard III. "WALLACK'S THEATRE. N.

Y. Londoa Assurance. FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, N. Y. ArUcle Porty tcveu.

OLYMPIC THEATRE, N. Y. Hampty Dompty. LINA EDWIN'S THEATRE, N.Y. Gold Demon.

BOWERY THEATRE, N. Y. Crazy Nan Woodlsigh. THBATRE OOMIQUE, N. Comlo Vccallsms, Negro Acta, Ac ST.

JAMES THEATRE. The New Hlbernlcon. THDtTY FOURTH STREET THEATRE, N. Y. Va rlety Entertainment.

WOOD'S MUSEUM, N. Y. Performanees every afternoon and evening Fronch Spy. UNION SQUARE THEATRE, N. Y.

Tha Vokes: Family Belles of tho Kitchen, Ac. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL, N. Y. Varlety TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, N. Y.

Burlesque, Eongs, Dances, Ac. TO OUR READERS. We have established agencies for the sale of the Eagle at some of the principal business points in York City, as follows Astor House Bteps, C. P. Bockwood, Grand street Ferry.

'South Side Railroad, James Blip, New York. Woodruff Brothers, Erie Railway Ferry Buildings, Soot of Chambers street, New York. Dunn Case, New Jersey Central Railroad, foot of liberty Btreet. THIRTEENTH BEG I KENT. Gen.

Jourdun has issued an order, calling for a drill of the regiment, on the 16th and 23d at 8 P. M. By it also a Board of Examination, corniat ing of Lieut. Col. Briggs, Capt.

Hallenbeok and Lieut. Latdlaw. BROOKLYN ECLECTIC DISPENSARY. During the month of April 1,270 patients were treated, of whom 416 were males, and 851 females, BT were native, and tho balance foreig born. During the month 41 perBOUB wore vaccinated and 2,137 prescriptions dispensed gratuitously.

LARCENY AND THREATENED ARSON. Anna Bidner was arrested last evening by DeotoctivesTolk andYideto, on a charge preferred by Mr. Meyers, of No. 74 Poplar street, with having first Tobbed bis house of a quantity of wearing apparel, and then threatening to set fire to it. A quantity of the stolen property has been recovered.

PEKSHOIVS LECTURE. The Rev. Wm. Moxley Punehon, A. the celebrated Kaglish Methodist preacher, was to have delivered lecture entitled "Mayflower Memories," at the Simpson M.

E. Church this evening, bnt it has been postponed until to morrow evening, that the holding of tho Congregational Union this evening at the Academy may not be interfered with. THREATKNIMG LIFB. Last evening a sailor named Samuel A. Her ron, mate of a vessel, entered B.

Rosenthal's clothing Btore, No. 15 Atlantic street, to purchase a suit of clothes. He and the proprietor had a quarrel about money matters, aud Herron drew a revolver and threatened to Blioot Rosenthal. Borne persons in the Btore snatched the weapon out of his hand and hold fcim until Officer Hayes, of the First Precinct, made Mb and Herron was taken to the Station House. FIBES IK THE MftTBIfcT.

There were two fires in woodshedi in the Eastern District on Tuesday first of all at No. 57 North First Btreet, owned by a Mr. Lyons, whero some ahav inge were ignited by boys, entailing no damage. About o'clock P. four woodhouses in the rear of N05.

160 to 166 SoHth Fourth street, were entirely consumed, the loss by which was about $500. Origin of ftro unknown. Yesterday a Elight fire occurred at the Brooklyn Oil Works, in Ash street, Greeupoint, caused by leaky still. Nothing wm burned except a quantity of refuse tar of no value. LONG ISLAND COLLEGE DISPEJfSAKl'.

The Report of the Dispensarj of Long Island College Hospital, for April, 1872, shows that the cumber of new patients treated was 683, of which 279 "Were males and 404 females. The number of surgical cases was 168; medical, 374; diseases of women, 43 of childrea. 93. Nativity United States, 284; England, Holland, 46; Ireland, 331: Germany, 11; Canada, sundries, 5. Total, 683.

The number of new prescrip tions put up was 99G. Thoubakds of babies are mnrdered eyery year by kind mothers, who are afraid to lot a breath ot air blow upon their children. If they would ato to Obahdai.iv Wo. 183 Fulton st, and buy one of his American Perambu lators, they wonld find their beloved offspring improving in health. Because of the benefits OrandaU Is conferring upon tho young Americans, he is called the child's bene iaotor.

Bottles Fttll of Beatjtx. Ladies, if yon would have beauty by the botUefull, purchase Haoan's Magnolia Balm. It heightens natural charms, and renders tho plainest face attractive. It recalls the rosy tinge of health, removes pimples, blotches, roughness, sal lowness and other blemishes, and imparts to the skin a TAOStdelioate fairness and softness. It gently and natu rlly stimulates the circulation in the capillary blood ves sels.

A Babe Chance fob Housekeepers. Adamb, Hal lock A Co. (late Adams, Chandler Oo.t, Hoe. 150, 64 4 66 Columbia Heights, near Fulton T'Brrry, having turned their attention exclusively to the manulooture of their patentCryptochylon Ico Pitchers aud Communion Plate, offer to the citizens of Brooklyn their entire Stock of Electro Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Sets Coke Baskets, Casters, Spoons, Forks, at absolute Manufacturers' cost, which is about one half the usual retail prices. Call at their factory and see for your selves.

apl3tSTu4Th A father who was giving his eon a lesson at home, asked him: "'Where do I get your shoes from, Johny?" "From the shoemaker," replied the boy. "Where do I got your clothes from?" again asked the parent. From the tailor," sir," answered Johny. "Where do I get your caps from, then?" Attix, father." He was a smart boy, and deserved one of Attlr's best. Coloaxb Cjlbbxxbe Bouquh Soap la a moot fragrant and ornate soap, maaafaatarad solely bf nenaMrea and has reaohed a most wondrona in a vooy abort time.

It softens the skin, and leaves smooth atul perfumad. Rdmors afloat to this effect: that gents, boys and youths, and thoae, too, of great taste, are easily suited with either a fine silk hat or a fine folt hat, cap, opera hat, from the establishment of Oswald Wkatbb. No. 401 Fulttm Bt, near Bridge. Novelties of thx Season.

Messrs. Baloh, Pbz0e Jk Vo.t 196 Falton st, exhibit for the Spring season Ihe very finest Bilk dress hate for genbj, nneanaled in style and quality of material, a large and oomplete stook of seat's, boys' and youths' hata and oaps, and for ladies all tne novelties lathe millinery lias. Clothbhti. Use no more offensive benzint, novenne naa anppianted it in all genteel families to clean ing laeea. aUke, gloves, velvets, clotoj, Ac.

B. B. Botvoh a UHemltal Wort, Brooklyn Eubeka: "I have found it," is the delighted cry oi tnouaanus ot Brooklrnites when, for the flwt time, they enter the glittering palaoe of Hadt the jew elera of Brooklyn. The beat evidence of the perfect safety of PBATT'S Asteal Oh, is that from millions of gallons sold, no acoidont has oocurred from ita use, in any way, directly or indiroctly. It is free from any explosive material, and perfectly reliable in every respoot.

The merit of Doolet's Yeast Powdeb con Biata In its perfoot purity, economy, and the small quantity required to produce good biscuits, roUs, pastry, when compared with ordinary baking powders. For sale by Krocera generally. Messrs. Jaoobson Co. have fitted np the Southeast corner of Fnlton and Nassau stroets, W.

as a first class hatstore. Their stock is very ample and Mason able, and their prices as reasonable as any in tho city. The present heated term has mado a heavy run npon Panama and straw hate, as well as the 8prlng styles of silk hats. The temperance cause has at last been successful, and Dr. HeumahcE'b delicious oool Root Beer takes the place of all vile intoiica liquors, He can always be found athis old established place of business, 903 Fulton Btreet, opposite Hoyt.

Mothebs. Yon can obtain every variety of children's fashionable otothlng at the storo of Hott 4 Tkalk, the Brooklyn Clothiors, 607 Fulton street, opposite Slatbuah avenue. Full suits and parts of suits. mhS MSTuiTh Tbavelujo bags, fans, opera glasses and toilet articles in great abundance. The finost stock of fancy goods in the city, aro to be found at Thomab W.

Woodb' No. 805 Fulton stroet oo7 IjTnTfUS Btjy Electro SUicon, nature's production. The Best artiole for polishing silver plated ware. 4o. Sam plea free.

Bold by druggist, jewolota, house furnishing and grocery stores, wholesale, 86 Llbertr st. mhSfaaTuThiS Nestlk'b Laoteous Fabina The Mother's Milk SnbsUtate. Recommended by eminent Dhv.lM.n. mySSOWhSATu noysioians. Sevebal very fine Pianos for sale at the Conservatory Rooms, Nos.

03. 104 and 106 Court st, near EUW ap251UtThS4Tu Patents. Munn Publishers of the "Scientific) 37 Park Row, New York, obtain Patents everywhere. Twenty five years expetionce. Everything confidential.

Send for Patent Laws and Guide to Inventors. mh7 3m A Habmless and Delightful Hats Dbess rNo! "Chevalier's Life for the Hair" restores gray hair, stops Its falling out, strengthens and lncreasos its growth. Sold by all druggists. John F. Hehbv, No.

8, College place, N. wholesale agent apl9 tf Photoobapht. To corroct an erroneous impression, I would Hay I have no Intention of moving my business np Fulton avonuo. Respectfully, Frank Pear. Artist.

my7 6t Fbank Peabsall, Photo Artist, is still at the old stand, cornor of Fulton and Tillary streets. mrfDt EAGLE OFFIOE 1 F. M. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. Base Ball.

The PEOPESsaiONAi. Abbha. Sfesierday, May four.thousarid people fathered within the Union Ball Grounds, to witness the nrst oontest for the oaam pionahip, between the Mntnal and Boston nines. The weather was all that could have heen desired for ball playing purposes, bnt it was a little warm for. spectators, inasmuch aa the thermometer stood at 91 In the shade.

So great was the Interest taken ia the gaaie, however, that the vast orowd bore the full rays of the sun without flinching, rather than miss a Bingle inning's play. TheMutualsbad out their full nine, and they never supported a pitoher better than they did Oam nungs in this game. The Bostons presented their full fdrie also, and uo one who had soon them play In the Atlantio game would have imagined that it was the same nine playing, so great was the contrast they presented between the liatlesB, careless fleldtag of Tuesday, and the earnest activi.y they diauLiyed yesterday. Harry won the toss for innings, and sent the MntualB to tho bat at 3:40 P.M., by which time fully Bii thousand people muBt have been in and about the grounds, tho pecuniary results of the match being vory satisfactory to both parties. Despite the poor play of the Bostons the day before, and the fact of their defeat by the Athletics, a large number of PhiladelphianB, who had seen both sides play, invested ou tho Rods" at tho odds of 100 to 60, and with a confidence that decidedly affected the market.

Tho MutualB opened well at the bat with three first base hits and two runs, one earned and the other given them by errors, in which Gould, Bogera and Leonard took part. After this, however, the KedH Bettled down to biz," and for the next eight innings the Mutuals wero allowed to score but a solitary base hit, aud almost in succession were disposed of without adding a run to their score. Wo have Been some noteworthy displays of pitching skill within the past fifteen yeara, but we never flaw such judgment exhibited in the position than in this game by Spalding. After the flrat inning he had tho Mutual nine completely at command, and the shrewd manner in which he disguised his change of pace and deceived the flight of his batting adversaries was admirable. It was the perfection of strategic pitching beyond question.

Finely supported sb he was in a majority of innings the Boetons did not surpass the MutuaU if they equalled them in fielding skill, tho Mutual infield being finely attended to, especially by Hat Held, Start and Pierce, while Hicks' catching was quite a feature. In the outfield too, Eggler was all that could have been desired, and Bcohtel mado two good catches, and at third base Beveral bcauv'nl BtopB were made by Fulmer. But the weak point of the Mutuals in this game was tho pitcher's position, where, too, their opponents were strongest and yet Cummings pitched just as he usually does when effective with other nines but he had no novices to face Mm In this game. His "pacers" were punished vrith ease, and it was only when he ohanged his pace aud dropped a ball short now and then that he oamjbt the Bads napping. They scored 17 first base hits and earned 8 runs off his pitching, the worst punishment he l)as yet received.

It was a test match as far as the pitching was oonoerned and the Mutuals were found wanting. The support he received was admirable, the Mutual fielding errors being fewer than the Boston'd. Hatfield put out and assisted in disposing of eleven players in fine style, and Start made some splendid plays, while Peaice did effective service. The Umpiring was the best we have yet seen this season, and about as near the mark as oan be expected, but few unfair bal'a being allowed to go by uncalled not ten in the whole game while the strikers were kept to a strict observance of the rules. The Boeton fielding attunes waB quite a treat to witness Geo.

Wright, though he muffed at times, mado some wuuiw Biujjs, ana ms inrowing waa Blmply perfect. One of his samples of infieldtng in the eighth inning where he ran in and Bcooped np a ball and throw It to Gould with one motion, was the perfection of the art. He assisted no less than nine timea and put out two players beside. MoVey'a oatching was admirable, and Barnes' base play at times up to the highest mark. Gould, too, waa as reliable as ever in a majority of innings.

Two double triays on each aide marked the game, Gerry, Wright, Barnes and Gold making those on the Boston Bldo, and Hatfield, Pearce and Start on the Mutual Bills, Start's fine catches from Hatfield's rather wild throwing being noteworthy. As we said before it waa the pitching that did it. Jnst think of the Mutual nine being put out in eight innings with but one first base nit credited to them. They had every incentive to win, and worked like heroes in the field to do it, but they were out pitched and out batted. To day phenomenon" stock is quoted at a decided discount.

Toward the closo of the game the Atlantics present began to smile, as they saw Uie $12,000 Mutual regulars" failing to score as many runs as the untrained Atlantic "co operativos" did. The Atlantica made five first baao hits off Spalding, the Mutuals only 4, the first striker in both games taking the lead. To day tho Bostons play the Eckfords, asd it is to be hoped they will not disappoint the spectators by careless play, as they did on Tuesday. The following is the score of the game MUTUAL. B.1B.PO.A.

Hatfield, 2d 12 4 7 BOSTON. B.lB.PO.A. G. Wright, s. 2 4 2 9 Barnes.

Srf 1 9 Start, lBtb 0 0 Pearce, 8. 0 0 8 01 1 1 Leonard, I. 1 2 1 0 6 0 MaVey, 3 8 6 1 1 2 3 0 1 1 11 CnnlH lat 1 a lo a Kggler, o. 1 1 Cnmmings, 0 1 Bccntel.l. 0 0 Fulmer, Sdb 0 0 4 3d 0 1 1 0 Hioks, 0 0 6 OiRogers, l.

0 0 0 0 MoMullin, r. f. 0 0 0 H. Wright, o. 0 10 0 Totals 2 4 27 Totals "i 18 27 11 BUNS SCOBED.

128466783 Mutual 20000000 0 Boston 11113000 2 i Bm earned Mutnal, 1 Boston, 8. First Bases on Errors Mutual 6 Boston. 3. Total Fielding Errors Mutual, 8, vis: Eggler, 3: Cum Hicks, 1. G.

Wright, 3 BarneB, 2 Leonard, 1 Gould, 2: Rogers, 1. Umpire R. Ferguson, Atlantic B. B. C.

Time of Game 1 hour and SO miautea. Unfair balla not ailed From Onmmings, 6 from Spalding, 3. On Saturday the Mutuals play the return game iu Boston. Yesterday the Yale College nine viBlted Middletown, and played a game with the co operative Mans flelds, and were defeated by the appended score. The Tales led by a score of 10 to 6 up to he seventh inning.

Mansfield. 4 Yale 0 2 11 24 0 0 10 The Amateur Abena. To morrow the Excelsiors meet on the Capitoline Grounds to play their opening game, and, should the weather be fine, an enjoyable time will bo had. The Knickerbockers are training up a nine to polish the "ruatys" with. President Oliver will please make a note of this fact and act accordingly.

Mr. Sweet, the Excelsfbr pitcher, haa retired from ball playing. The fact is he is getting to be too much of a heavy weight, from the good living at his headquarters. On Saturday, May 11, the Borromeo Club play their first game with the Nameless, at Prospect Park Grounds, in whioh game the Borromeoe appear in their new uniform. Iiacroase.

At the annual meeting of tho Manhattan Lacrosse Club, of New York, held at their club room, No. 123 Honston street, on tha 6th the following Kon Pronlilnvit rinnarav Vina wuu.vu wvunivj Hue OIUU. IttBS sey; Secretary, JohnMolr; Treasurer, H. Huech; Field Captain, Alex. Molntyrs Committee, Messrs.

Quoltlng. The members of the Long Island Quoit Olnb will commence active play for the season of 1872, by having their opening day on Tuesday, May 14, on Roth well's grounds, 1,203 and 1,205 Atlantio avenue, near Nostrand. The grounds have been considerably improved and a Summer house erected, where the lovers of quoit playing can sit in the shado, and enjoy the game and their cigar at the same time. Chess. The New Chess Club.

The Committee on constitution and By Laws met at the residence of Mr. S. B. Chittenden, last night and drew up a constitution, by laws and code of rules for the government of tho new club, and thoy will report the same at tho meetinc of the club, at the Librarv on sntiirdR. niht next.

They have secured very liberal terms from the uirectora oi tne mercantile UDrary, ana the newChes9 Club may be set down as ctu fait accompli. The Committee last night selected an excellent Board of Officers, and also nominated an Executive Committee, the lattor of which have charge of tournament nnH matches. The arrangement with the Mercantile Library Association requires that the terms of Bubscrip nuu tuui uo ion uuuura year, wnicn win include the privileges of Library membership, thus making tho Chess Club dues in reality but five dollars a year although ten will have to bo paid, part of which goes for Library dues. Members of the Library Association are eligible to mombershln in the Chess Club as they are full members of tho library, but no longer; auu vubj am bu icuae iu uo uiouiuers 01 lue VU6SS U1UU when their Library subscription runs ont. Thi refnm only to yearly Libraiy subscribers, who only have to pay uvu uouars iu lue uuesB uiuo.

xne rules and regulations which the Library Directors have stipulated for, are the prohibition of smoking in the Chess Boom from 10 A. M. until 10 P. that hmn the period that the Rooms will be accessible to members of tho Chess Club, The latter however, are privileged to occupy the rooms appointed for chess play until 11 P. during whioh hour smoking will bo allowed.

No came but Qhesn will hn allowed, and all games played are to be governed by the rules of chess contained in "Staunton's Hand Book of Chess." This club will start into life under the most auspicious clroumstances. The subscribers already include gentlemen of high character and influence, aud the promise is that the next chess season will see the new club the strongest playing organization, and dc oidedly the most influential oheas club in the United States. The Committee voted to retain the name of the Brooklyn Chess CIu'o, but it seems to na that the Long Island Chess Club would be preferable. The history nf the old Brooklyn Club has been a oheokered one, marked by failures, reveraee, and a laok of unanimity, as wollas by noteworthy successes. Under the ciroum stances, therefore, it would be well to start out with a new name, ana as that 01 Long island would include a more extensive clrole from which to draw members, beeide being a new name for a chess oraanization.

it seems to us preferable, Thero are many players now who can claim to be members of the Brooklyn Club while visiting other cities, there are none, however, who would thus nse the Long Island Club without proper authority. It is to be hoped that there will be a large meeting at the rooms on Saturday, at 6 P. M. The Turf, Pbospeot Park Coubse. Yesterdav.

Mav 8, the first publio trot of tho season came off on the grounds 01 tne Prospect Pleasure Ground Association the sport inoluding trialB of speed betweon the trottera belonging to Messrs. F. R. Loomis, Campbell aud D. Dnnley.

The purse run for was $300, and the conditions of tho race were "mile heats, beat three in five in harness." The first heat resulted in tho success of "White Cloud." Mr. Loomis' horse, who came in in 2:48, but the Judges ruled him out on account of running. Afterward every heat was won by Mr. Campbell's horse "James Gardner," the summary of the race being aa follows Prospeot Park, L. I.

Pursa and stake, $300 milohoats, best tnree in nva. in K. R. Loomis' wh. White Cloud 111 J.

Campbell's b)k. gy James Gardner 1 2 2 2 D. Donley's gr. Bumpty Dnmptr. die lime 2:47, 2:49.

The attendance was numerous. Fishing. A letter from Prince's Bar. sava: "Shad were never known to run so plentifnuyas now; and as for eels, blaokflsh, flounders, and other early fish, they are almost too easy to catch for sport. On Sunday a number of large weakflsh were taken In a shad net at this place.

This la a usual ooourrenoe toward the latter end of May, but most unnsual as early as this. Yesterday Mr. Joel B. Ayres, of Bosiville, captured a twenty two pound bass in his net at Bossvllle. Our people anticipate a splendid season, and we are making extensive preparations for it, by purchasing new boats, creating more commodious aocommodatlons for visitors, eto.

HAD DOGS' To the BMCor qftU Brooklyn Baglt Last evening, about eleven o'olook, while standing conversing with a friend, on Lafayette avenne, I was startled by a peouliar barking of a dog rushing towards ns. We had barely time to step aside when two dogs passed at full speed, the first one panting for breath, evidently nearly exhausted but straining every nerve to escape from 'a smaller dog who was pursuing, the froth dropping from his mouth at every step, and at intervale altering the short, sharp bark wbion had first attracted our attontlon. Fortunately tho latter was so Intent on his canine prey that he did not nouce my companion ana myaeir, out now any pedestrian beybnd may havo fared I know not. Of oourso noither dog was muzzled. Is there no means of oro vonting a recurrence of Buoh adventuros in Brooklyn's most frequented thoroughfares L.

A. CAR ACCIDENT, Jacob Lang, aged sevoiity iive years, a resi dent of No. 91 Slegol slroet, while attempting to get off Grconpoint oar whiio in motion yostorday morning at the oornor of Myrtlo avenuo and Fulton Btroet, foil down and uroiio his log. Ho waa attonded by Dr. Eis eam and eont homo.

EAGLE OFFICE 2 P. M. SPAIN. Collapse of the Carlistt The Qovernment Rewarding its Defenders. Madbio, May 9.

General Moriones, who defeated the forces under Don Carlos at Oroquleta, has been gazeted a Lieuton ant General. The insurrection in Navarre 1b now believed to over. Thirty five hundred of the insurgents in that province have come in and surrendered to the logal forces. The news from all other points where there are banda of Carlists is favorable for the speedy restoration of the authority of the government. Arrived Out.

May 9. Tho Anchor Line steamship Britannia, Captain Hig gius, from New York, April 24, for Glasgow, arrived here to day. a ah. A Cheap and Better Article For Half the money Petroleum falling the Place of Coal. Headers of daily and scientific journals have doubtless noticed occasional allusions to a a new and powerful, and, at the same timo, economical and safe illuminating vapor, which having but recently beon fully developed, has not as yet roooived the attention it really deserves at the hands of the public.

This article ia nothing more nor less than the product or crude petroleum, so manipulated that at a comparatively Bmall cost a light three timea as brilliant as that from coal gas, such as is furnished by the gaB oompanies, is secured and for a great deal leas money. THE PBOOESS in itself is Bimple, and does away with most of the costly appliances ordinarily need in gas houses. With a single retort set in a furnace four feet by five feet in extent. In twenty four hours a quantity of gas can be made equal in illuminating power to 20,000 cubio feet of coal gas, the relative cost of which will be as one to five or more. As to comparative cost it will suffice to Btate that this petroleum gas can be manufactured for 11.40 per 1,000 oublc feet, while that furnished by the City Oaa Works coBta almost three time: that amount.

It must also be taken into consideration that the illuminating power of petroleum gas ia equal to that of 70 sperm candles, or what ia termed A SEVENTY CANDLE LIGHT, while that of coal gas is not more than a fourteen candle light, if even that much, and bad at that. From the more recent experiments it has been shown that a light can be produced by this gaB equal to even eighty sperm candles. This gas is by no manner of means a resolvent of naphtha, gasoline, or other light articles distilled from petroleum, but, on the contrary, is A PTJBS CABEON VAPOB GAS, of a fixed consistency, without residuum, and incapable of condensation even at an inordinate prossure. Offers have been made to various city gas oompanies to apply this new and oheap process, but without success and the reason for this, as mado plain by some of the directors communicated with, was that it WOULD NOT PAY THE COMPANIES, or in other words, they could ot make enough money out of the people and furnish such a good light. A new field for the use of this gas has been recently discovered, and experiments made prove ita utility in THE MANXTTAOTUBE OF STEEL of a superior quality to that made by the ordinary method.

By recent teste made at the Chrome Steel Worka in Kent avenue, tho fact has been developed, beyond a question of donbt, that great advantages are gained in this important branch of Industry, Uie manipulation of ateel, by the use of petroleum gas. It is used In a peculiarly constructed blast furnace, and owing to the purity of the gas and tho entire absence of all the detrimental qualitiea found and contained in coal, there is noi, the least waste or scale apparent through oxydization. THE HEATING POWEB OF THIS GAS, applied aa above stated, may be more properly understood when it is stated as a positive fact that, in the course of an experiment, fire briak had fuaed and run like lava from the Interior of the blast furnace used in making a test at the Chrome Steel Works. THIRD EDITION EAGLE OFFICE 3 P. THE WEATHEE.

WASHDiaioK, D. ft, May 910 A. M. SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST TWENTY FOUR BOUBS. An area of low barometer haa moved northeastwardly from Nebraska to Northern Lakes, Michigan and Huron, accompanied by brisk winds.

Partially oloudy weather is now prevailing over Southern New England and the Middle and South Atlantic Statea.other wise sloudy weather very generally rain from lower Missouri and Ohio valley to the Upper Lakes. Clear weather haa continued at San Francisco. The river haa continued falling at St. Louis. The barometer is now highest over the Eastern Gulf States and Dakota.

PBOBABIMTIES. The lowest barometer will move northeastwardly Into Canada, with diminishing pressure over the New England and Middle States. The area of cloudy weather and rain extend eastward over the northern portion of the Middle States during the day, and probably over the southern portion and the New England States to night, with southerly winds veering westerly. Increased cloudiness is probable for the Southern States, with threatening weather, and probably rain from the Western Oulf States northeastward to the Ohio Valley. Bising barometer, northerly winds, and probably clearing weather extend southeastward over the northwest and upper lake region.

Briak winds are probable from Lake Michigan to Ontario, but dangerous winds aro not anticipated. LONG ISLAND ITEMS. The Some Journal says that Hempstead is fast filling up with Summor sojourners. Mr. Emil Orlbennan, a New York importer, haT recently purchased at auction tho late residence of Mr.

Koenig, at College Point, for A SCISSOKS SELLINe SCAMP. Is (A JJtfi'tor of the Brooklyn Eagle: There is a yonng man going about Brooklyn calling on the ladles in the absence of their husbands, trying to Bell scissors. He says he is a Pole, and has been teaching music eijht years in Brooklyn, and is well known wants to relce money to go to the Old Country, where a fortune awaus When the servant is gone for the lady of tho house he steals cards from the card basket, and tells her the ladles whose names are on the cards he stole sent him to her to help him along by buying his In ono house he wanted the lady to let him play on the piano for her. She avoided it by telling him the piano was out of tun. He thon put his hand on her Bhoulder.

She shouted toward the basement for her husband (a feint). He then caught her hand, squeezed ii very hard, and rushed out. This scamp should be caught and punished in some way for frightening the ladies, and it is reasonable to suppose he will steal something beeide cards. Sooth Bbooelth. MONEY MARKET.

Wall Stbeet, May 9. The advance of the Bank of England rate to 5 per cent, and the announcement that that institution had lost about two and a half million dollars in bullion during the week jnst closed, sent the price of gold to 114V bid before the opening of the Exchange. After that, in consequence of realizing sales aud the fear that the Secretary of the Treasury would sell mora than two million gold to day, the price foil to 114 bid and the market wsb comparatively easy. The carrying rate opened at per cent, and was run up to pec oent. after the renewals were made.

Governments opened strong, in sympathy with tho advance in gold, and the following are the prioes at the flrtt board: 81'a, 116 coupons, 62's, 113 84's, 113; 66'b, H3Sf; new, 115V; 67's, 1153f; 08's, 115; ID JO'S, HOtf coupons, llOtf; 5's of '81, llltf our ency, 6's, 116. The stock market opened atrong and improved during the early part of the first call, but fell off subsequently and was thereafter quite unsteady. The prices before the call aud tho course of the market vdll be seen by the following Paoiflo Mail, 7476 O.C. 4 1. S5X36; Western Union, 74K75Xi Erie, oS'A Onion Paoiflo, S8)iH; Boston, Hartford Erie, 9H Central, 96 97 Boca: island, 1U110; Northwest, 75Jf Lake Shore, 96)4 Ohlos, U16 QuloksUver, 41 Wabash, St.

Paul, 59j8x; Panama, US Harlem, 114 Hannibal St. Joe, 4'IV Money is easy at 6 per cent, on stocks, and Eiohasgo Is weak for 60 day bids, In aonsequenoe of the pressure of commercial drafts. The rata is 109 for 6a daxs. and lWfi for sight. FOBKIGN BASKETS.

London, May 9 11 A. V. Consols opened at Wi for money and Wi for the aoeoqal. American aeouritiea quiet. United Statea flve tweotj bonds, ISSS'a 89 lag's old, 90i; tn (orttes.

88X. Fhahkvoht, BCay 9 A. M. United States five twenty bonds opened at 9t for tho issue of 1869. PAHia.M&y 9 A.

M. Rentes opened at 54 53 oentlmes. LrvMPOot. Ma 9V 11 A. ai.

Gotten The market opened quiet. Middling Uplands, lOJ.d; Middling Orleans, HHd. The sales oi the ds are estimated at 10,000 bales. Corn No. 3 mixed 28ehll.

sd. LONDON. Ma? 9. The rate of discount ot tho Banket Kngland haa beet advanced 1 per cent, and la now 6 per oent. London, May 91.80 P.M Consols for money 93K: for the account, 03.

American securities dull; United States Five Twenty bonds, IBM's. mix 1866's, old, 90X 1667'a, Ten.forUeB.8a. LrvKBPOOL, May 91 :30 P. M. Cotton The market Is qulot.

The sales of the day aro aUU estimated at 10,000 bales, inoluding J.000 for speculation and export. London May 93.30 P.M. United Statee Five twenty bonda, issa's, 89; isers, MM. Liverpool, May 82 P. M.

Broadstnfls Tho market is firm. Provisions Choeso 63 ahil, per cwt, for the beat gradoa of American ana. wyiwuifcviur a uuBinesB man. ror iuil partiomars apply to ANDREW Fulton St, between Jay and MtrrirMbD. iiiSDaH, TO'LETTABBS ON LOT NO.

49 IMTinvntlin noao TtatTailK btt mn aiKIa In vat. fnr four horses, wiii bay loft and yard Vodm or waffons ono stable in front for three horses with carriage honse. con taining room ior tnree oarriages, harness closet. office, etc: rent $12 and $18 each per month. Inquire at 165 Willoughby st.

mO LM BASEMENT. IN Oonrt st, one door north Asjoauautj vuaoAjra, Hmbaoie ior ury arooas. conee. W3 my66t' FOR SALE HOUSES. XilOK SALE HOUSK OR TO LET A JL' story, and basement briok house, in the best order, lnquiro on tho premises 71 Oumborland st, between Myrth ana arx avs.

mya tlOB SALE HOUSE CHEAP THE story basement, briok house, No. 300 Navy st; has itmw, gaa auu sowor; uuij a amau amounu oi oasn requir eo inquire on tne premisos. myi at' iuiTh TOR SALE HOUSE GET A HO MR X1 any man of good habits oan pay for a home as easily nn uo vnu pay rent, anu maae a gouu investment oy so doing. For particulars apply to E. H.

BABCOOK (fore noon), corner of Court ana Montague sts. my8 8t "CIOR SALE HOUSE 3 STORY, HIGH JL stoop, basement and subcellar briok house lot 21x100 No. 63 Sidney plaoe, betweon State and Joralemon sts less than five minutes' walk from South Ferry. Apply on the IjOR SALE A TWO STORY COTTAGE bouse, eight rooms, water, gas, and cellar, 292 Navy at, between Fulton and DeKalb avs, convenient to cara ana "nnjeuiaee possession price mtm. Apply to JOHN R.

HENNESSEY, Bridge sCnoar Myrtle av. mh27 3m SALE HOUSE A GREAT BAR BL flraiu must he onM ImTTindfrtIv t.nn ntnrr? anrl basement, frame honBe and five lots ona corner; DeKalb av. cars pass tne premises ITor further par mv. ol" "OOR SALE HOUSES OR EXCHANGE in Twenty first Ward One or three handsome residences VUTOS upbi i nuiuau, wiui mi luo mouern improve monta. AddreasLwith diagram and price of lots, at a cash ivciEioS3 AnaBv myo at FOR SALE HOUSE A NICE 2 STORY cottage honse, briok basement and subcellar, nearly uon, uuuiu ii wuiuu, uuuYuiuuni iour lines oi cars five minutes' walk to ProsDeat Parlr vrtll hn onM and on very easyterms.

Apply to OHAS. P. ALLBN, Real OR SALE HOUSE $3,600 FOR A nBWSMtorV hnutlA. trlfh ATtAntnn snrl ri.ll.. 8l40.

And two full Inffl K1t int! anion rllrl aan voau, LOittimu uuobbjt MirilsB. AuyiUTO OI fiuJUa Mlv, On uie premises, Second av, near Fifty fifth st, South jjTWttiyu. my8 4t' OK SALE STORE TO TAILORS X1 $4,500 for Philadelphia brick store, with living apartments, two Bhow windows; good business avenue, extra location for tailor or other business cash $200, balance as rent; payments largely taken in trade if suited. Inquire va uui a. ula a.

at, uo ouiuuulu bc, aooub noon iny8 FOR SALE HOUSE ON THE CONEY Island road, COO feet from Prospect Park entrance, a neat 2 story frame house, with extension and 4 lots of ground fronting on Oaton placo; house oontains 6 rooms and cellar: grape arbor and fruit trees: price $5,500. Inquire on the premises or of THOMAS FITZPATRIOK, 29 arid 9 1 Tjm 1 nt n. uuu aiiwuiMwi.ii. x. myu DL FOR SALE HOUSE OR TO LET A handsome new 3 story honse, Philadelphia aiuuo uaonuieoij mauu in cue oesi manner witn all moaern improremenw neignDornooa unexoepnonabic (near Froa VJi a'euw avreot, utJLweou oixiu ana oeventn avs.

wiu oe soia at a reasonaoie terms of paymont made easy. Inquire of P. ztu ana an uourj sureei. apio trrn i ns SALE STORE OR EXCHANGE M. neat store and dwellintr.

Btorr nnd hAHnmnnt. nine rooms 16x8x100 on DeKalb av, near Broadway a good place for business of any klnd.boing at the terminus of woaom av uar ruue water inrougnont gas nxtmres, garden, grape arbor. Summer houBe; woula be a good stand for a laser beer tzarden. ion ornam Hainan nr rattan. rant; now occupied as an oyster saloon; will Bell fixtures with plaoe, if reqnlred; will exchange for small house and some cash price $5,500 it lets at presonfe for S6C0.

Inquire nn tha nrmnlona lint TinTTnll. Jl msi sji.w iv uoivoiu av, ii oar uru miwy. my at sjJsji.Vi J. AJiTA.JAf near Hanson place, a fine story, basement andsub cellar brown stone front nouBe, 31.6x80, lot 21.6x100 every improvement, hot and cold water in every room: marble cased and top basins, plate glass windows, beautiful ohan deliers also, on Hioks et, a 3 story, basement and subcellar uruHu stone iruut nouee, repieie wim every moaern improvement and convenience. For other particulars and permit, aupiy r.

u. ritu vox, an voarx bu fe6tfTuTh4S FOB SAtE ItEAI EST AXE. T710R sale real estate ro JL porty corner Golambla and Orange sts, 100 feet square: nouse stabie ana two vacant lots. Inquire ot U. vvnmAiH.yb iront st, gw irorit.

my 8 lot1 TiOR SALE REAL ESTATE PLAIN I1 field. N. a onion ri Id nlnrtn. uri.fi 1 vr 7 aam, flat. modern buildinirs: ornamontnl fruit trflnti.

nt. n. errant uttiRiiiu. vpuf ivsiXjXsX DnUDii xuo oroauway. a.

x. myy at" lOR SALE REAL ESTATE OR EX 1' ehflnire for oitv nmnnrtv A Ann ftnliiiHnn nf fRrma and country residences, convenient to the city. Also, New i orit ana urooKjyn reai escare ior saie, cneap, on easy terms. uicAADan a oa naooau st, it. x.

room do. my? 3tB TOR SALE LOTS OR WILL EX Seventh Ward preferred: three or four lots, nn a ciornor. in antra fnr hnnan orlth oil tmnmoamo.r,TB In a good location in Twenty first Ward free of all inoum ranee. Aaaresa iSJLva.A.ssuLH uu HAIjK. Kagle offloe.

mv7SlTnThS "COR SALE REAL ESTATE THREE sl lots with Dulldors' loan, next adjoining the real uouLo ui a. auu, uui.uwuat uorutir oi oixtn av, ana uo graw st, near tho Park. Plans and specifications for style of buildings at the office of A. KNOX, corner of Bond ana cergeu sxs. my3ot' "ROR SALE REAL ESTATE A PLOT of land on Hicks et, commencing 63 feet from Har rison ac, on west siue lau leet rroni Dy m.r aeep; central hntwflnn TTirn llfnn nnd ftnnth fnrrtAR.

nnrt t.vtn hlnrV 4Wim EaBt River will be sold separate or In parts. Apply to uwnii rAUflH, iiicKB st, near narneon. my46t" TT.OR SALE REAL ESTATE A RARE chance Une of the best business oorner properties in Brooklyn built on the entire lot. with two stores to bn sold immediatAlv. PA t.h AWTIRt (a crMncr in TCnrnnn Tn.

iiuirj ua we preauBen. ai. ao. cig uoinmDia st, oorner oi niun. myi it "CIOR SALE REAL ESTATE A BAR mj tain; prioo $1,800 81,100 on bond or mortgage; six lots on Vernon avenue.

Flatbnsh: thirtv fivn mlnntiu from City Hall; one of the most charming locations for a home; the adjoining property is well improved; gas, water, ato; one blook from cars. DRAKE A TT UiUUUU mij. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE OR EX CHANG All Pmnnrtv. nnnr Wnw Vnrtr specialty 128 farms, 56 country seats, 74 houses, lots, 4c, in best sections also, 86 farms, IB country seats, 24 bouses, to exchange, and more coming in; oan suit most anyone all lbs in Jeraey. Maps, photographs, Ac, at J.

STANLEY FERGUSON'S, 182 Broadway, room 6. ap29 11m F710R SALE REAL ESTATE HOUSE I1 and lot. at Nn. RQ (old No K9V At Ma rihBflr place, Brooklyn: 8 Btory briok residence, with basement; 12 rooms, including bathroom. Will be sold very cheai aoon to E.

S. VAlTs anil AR.H.RN ATtTiTiw. BERGH. No. 58 Wall st, New York, or to A.

E. GORDON, Times Office, New Bransvrlck, N. J. my716t EOR SALE AND EXCHANGE JERSEY homes 126 farms, 56 country seats, 74 houses, lots, Ao, ale 86 farms, 16 country seats, 24 houses, lots, Ac, to exchange (for Brooklyn property), and more continually coming to; can suit any one; all in best sections of Jer soy. ana Be sr new yorx, some Dargainsj maps, Vhou idh, ana ruu paraouiars.

u. oiAnijifix risriui N. 161 Broadway, room 7, N. Y. mh29 llm" OR SALE LOTS 25X100 $400 EACH cash and AID ner month will nurchaxa baantlfnl lots, eaoh 26x100, situated In tho Immediate violnlty of xroHueoc ruK, on vrinuaroop ana nawtnorne ate, oetween JsVlI nlcation with all thn fnrrinn.

Sava vnnr lanftn dalln.r. n.xA purchaso a lot on the above terms, which you will never regret, as all the above lots will worth at least 91,000 in less than two years, as their close proximity to the Park will necessarily enhance their value Parties desiring to view the lots, with the intention of purchasing, can be taken to the lots at 8 and 11 A. every day, free of expense, by calling at the real estate omce of uEORGR L. ax lino, lUDfiatDusnav, near Hanson place, apaa let1 FOR SALE HORSES, CARRIAGES, "EIOR SALE HORSE A SORREL. 15 handBhifi trot.

hv Hamhlntonlan dam. Hflnrvfllnv 7 years old sound and kind time private. Co be seen at TjiOR SALE CARRIAGE A FIRST JO class English phaeton, shifting top very stylish cost last. Duramer wui sen ior ouu. uan oe seen mmul juaui in joinmnia neignts, nearuiargst.

myy et" XjlOR SALE MARE FINE SADDLE mare she is also a pleasant driver Abdallab stock. Can be seen at stable in Henry st, between President and varroii sis. FOR SALE HORSE, ETC. A GOOD family boras, harness, robos, and extension top phae ton prioe mm. Apply at rhhmukh'S stable, 890 Ful son st, near waamngton av.

my93t' TiOR SALE HORSE A BAY HORSE. M1 nearbr 16 handa hiiih. a vnaza old. annn unci kinil can trot close onto 3 minutes; he is also a good saddle horse. Can be seen at 6 Bond st, near Fnlton av, butcher's aaop.

mys at" FOR SALE HORSES A PAIR OF dark bav mn.ro b. Ifi hand, hitrh 1 anil ft TAttra nlH sound, and kind in all harness will lie Bold cheap owner leaving me city. Appiy at yo jjBiington av, oetween uias son and Franklin. Ask for TOM MILLS. my83t" OR SALE HORSES TWO OF THE handsomest saddle horses in town, well broken to all less also, a ladies' saddle and donblo harness, almost new, separately or together; ownBr leaving the city.

ln uire at i union at, aoove tne store, or at tne staDie, ws tcaie sin, mys av OR SALE HORSE CHEAP A BAY horse, five years old, good in saddle or harness; top jy and harness, nearly new, with all the trappings necessary for a genteel turnout. Inquire of S. H. GOULD, 742 Atlantlo av, or H. B.

HEWETT, 28 Moore st, N. Y. my64t OR SALE HORSE A VERY USEFUL 1aL Kvw. hams flfraATi anrl Umlt li.n. rising seven years Is perfectly quiet in harness, and well calculated for family use; sound tn every partioular; oan be Been at Mr.

Israel's stables, Oarlton a v. near Myrtle; price 8 176. Apply to Mr. JOHN LOOK ITT, 451 Ful nm bu mya st" FOR SALE HORSE BAY HAMBLE tonlan colt, six years old trotted her full mile in perfectly oonnd and kind also, Stiver's top wagon, with ole ana shafts a bargain, as the owner has no further use or thorn. Address H.

FISHER, 242 Pearl at, N. Y. myo at FOR SAIvE lTIISCELIsAIVEOiJS. OR SALE STORE CHEAP A NEWS denat and varietv store. Oall at All Third av.

Smith rooklyn. my7 3t FOR SALE LIQUOR STORE AT onoe A small liauor Btore rood stook and fixtures cheap. Oall and aee Mr. RUDDY, York Bt TjlOR SALE BOOKCASE A GRIFFIN Al 4 Payne bookoasa bedatead. Oall at THOMAS RYAN, 103 Atlantlo Bt royait FOR SALE STORE A RARE OHANOE Ohean for aaah A larirn ernc.nrv atnra rlnlnir trnnrl oath business, with a three years' lease from the first of muy, uan comer oi oeaiora ana ueivsiD avs.

mjy TjlOB SALE POTATOES TO GROCERS and peddlers cargoes of potatoes just arrived at the Wallabout Basin. 8TOKENHAGEN i GLASSER. mya et" FOR SALE PEW PEW NO, 64, IN Dr. Duryea's Church, Olasson av. corner of Monroe st onRofthft hunt nMirit In fhn nhnmli Annlv rnR DKOKBR, Bedford av.

corner of Jefferson st mp4 7t' IjIOR SALE DRUG STORE A NO. 1 dioary chance. Mast be sold. Lowest cash prioe, $700, worth $1,600. Oall or address 719 Gates av, noar Yates av.

my. at" lOR SAIiE COAL YARD A COAL My yard on Myrtle av, doing a good business, and having vaau uaviMUId a UIU. DVU vun UVIDUaBWrU ClOtUaUlU UUU Ml Ljkons Valler. Apply to D. HRI8SBNBUTTBL, room 71 Trinity Building, 111 Broadway.

N. Y. 6t' FOR SALE BAKERY OR EXCHANGE for a hnnu. a lanra nnnfAaflnnnp. ann nn Coart at, handsomeb fitted up, vdth saloon, over wolcit is a ballroom, vlth entranoe to saloon, IS marble tables, and everything neoesaaryi soda water generator, large oven, etc, A.

BBRBIAM, 78 Court at. my86t' FOB SAIjE PIANOS. EOR SALE PIANOS SECOND HAND pianos, good as now, veryoheap, atSlDeBevolsest. largo piano suitable for a hotel or hall. mh88m IjIOR SALE PIANOS 25 NEW PIANOS.

for Bale, at emnnillriErlv lnvr flmirna. And nn mtRtv terms pianos to rent J. E. L. LIND3TKDT, 690 Fulton street.

my? 8tvTuThA3 SALE PIANO S200 7 OCTAVE. oarved less, double round Ohiokering piano, double round, 8150 i fine Stctnway piano, groat bargain. Pianos on instalments 35 to $25 monthly until paid. PHKLPSA oujw, bub fill ton st, opposite tionnson. myo at EOR SALE PIANOFORTE AT A DE olded bargain A first class, 7 octave rosewood piano of the richest tone and finish, full iron frame, improved overstrung bass, round corners, fancy oarved case and legs, with maker's bill of sale and iruarsntee must be seen to bo appreciated.

Oall at 178 Bridge st, In the storo. AfARRIiK MANTEIiS. TREMONGER BROS, STEAM I MARBLE WORKS, No. 11 Duffield at. intsUUlUULUlTIaB UI UlBliHC lllfllJ TOIO, UIUWUQID OlttUB, IUT nituro tops, and marmework of ovory dosoriptlon.

Tile for ssle. nnd rubbing done for tho trade. Estimatoa furnished sn application. sell 1.