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BROOKLYN DAILY THE EAGLE BROOKLYN, MAY 11, 1872. THREE CENTS. VOL. 33 NO. 113.

ABroSEMKU'lft. FINANCIAL. ART HALB. CABPBMireg, CABPETINGS; dec. choanal pres.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. TRAVEIi, TBAKSPOBTAflOK, Vc TTENTION. UNITED STATES EXPRESS BROADWAY, NEW YORK. At'tho Bolloltatlon'of a number of pronxkffint oKtzens of Brooklyn, tne UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY Has opened an office at I COURT ST. (near Fnlton st), BROOKLYN, irortwtTanflaotJonOT a GENERAL EXPRESS BUSINESS TO ALL POINTS on the line of the dtfforent rouroans running tnrpngnout toe country, ntaemog tne West, Nortbwest, Southwest, through to tho Pacific oosst, Ofiln.

rl ..11 .1. 1. 1 OME TRADE. OYT TEALE, XHF. BROOKLYN OLOTHTHK8, 60, 609 and 611 FULTON STKEBT.

Opposite Flatbush av, NOVELTY BUILDINO. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. STOCK NOW GOMPLRTR AND UNRIVALLED IN ASSORTMENT. ONR PRIOE. ALL GOODS PLAINLY MARKED.

MAN'S BUSINESS BUTTS, $10 to $20. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, 810 to $20. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, $10 to $20. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, $10 to $20. MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, $10 to $20.

MEN'S DRESS SUITS, $18 to $60. MEN'S DRESS SUITS, $13 to It. MEN'S DRESS SUITS, $18toi. MEN'S DRESS SUITS, HII8toiW. MEN'S DRESS SUITS, $18 to $60.

SINGLE GARMENTS ALL PRICES. SINGLE GARMENTS ALL PRICES. SINGLE GARMENTS AIA PRICES. SINGLE GARMENTS ALL PRICES. SINGLE GARMENTS ALL PRICKS.

BOYS SUITS, $6 to $86. BOY'S SUITS, it to $25. BOY'S 81 ITS, Vit im. BOY'S BUIT8, $6 to $16. BOY'S SUITS, 6 to $25.

CHILDREN'S SUITS, $4 TO $15.. CHILDREN'S SUITS, $4 TO $16. CHILDREN'S SUITS, $4 TO $15. CHILDREN'S SUITS, $4 TO 15. CHILDREN'S SUITS, $4 TO $15.

CHILDREN'S LINEN SUITS, $1.75 TO Su. CHILDREN'S LINEN SUITS, $1.76 TO 4s, CHILDREN'S LINKS SUITS, $L7u TO $5. CHILDREN'S Lit SUITS, $1.75 TO $5. CHILDREN'S LINU.V SUITS, $1.75 TO ALPACA AND MOHAIR OFFICE COATS. ALPACA AND MOHAIR OFFICE COATS.

ALPACA AND MOHAIR OFFICE COATS. ALPACA AND MOHAIR OFFICE COATS. ALPACA AND MOHAIR OFFICE COATS. LINEN AND DUCK OFFICE COATS. LINEN AND DUCK OFFIOH COATS.

LINEN AND DUCK OFFICE OOATS. LINEN AND DUCK OFFICE COATS. LINEN AND DUCK OFFICE COATS. WHITE DUCK VESTS, ALL PRICES. WHITE DUCK VESTS, ALL PRICES.

WHITE DUCK VESTS, ALL PRICES. WHITF. DUCK VESTS, ALL PRICES. WHITE DUCK VESTS, ALL PRICES. WHITE DUCK PANTS, ALL PRICES.

WHITF, DUCK PANTS, ALL PRICKS. WHITE DUCK PANTS, ALL PRICKS. WHITE DUCK PANTS, ALL PRICES. WHITE DUCK PANTS, ALL PRICES. Onr Summer Stook Is now open for inspection, and in assortment, styles and prloes, eclipses all our former efforts.

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Replete with all the desirable fabrics for Summer vear, in light and dark eolors. All piece goods marked in plain figures. Ono price, the same to all. Call and examlno our stock.

OYT 4 TEALE, THE BROOKLYN CLOTHIERS. THE BROOKLYN CLOTHIERS. THE BROOKLYN CLOTHIERS. THE BROOKLYN CLOTHIERS, THE BROOKLYN CLOTHIERS, 607, 609 and oil FULTON STREET. 607, 609 and 611 FULTON STREET.

607, 609 and 611 FULTON STREET. 607, 609 and 611 FULTON STREET, 607, 609 and 611 FULTON STRBET, NOVELTY BUILDING, Opposite Flatbush av, NOVELTY BUILDING. Opposite Flatbush av, NOVELTY BUILDING, Opposite Flatbush av, NOVELTY BUILDINO, Opposite Flatbush av, KOVKLTY BUILDING, Opposite Flatbush av, 484 and 486 HUDSON AV. 484 and 486 HUDSON AY. 484 and 486 HUDSON AV.

484 and 486 HUDSON AV. 484 and 486 HUDSON AV. OOOO NNN NN NNN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NN NNN EEBEEER Bi EE RE EBEB EBEE EE EE EKEEKKE BBEEBEE OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO OO uuuu A FTER A THOROUGH HOUBEOLHANING, NO STAJR OARET SHOULj) BR'itiJttjOi WTTHOOT R. H. BAILEY'S PAtHNT 8AroBTATB.

liiS The best knovrn.vte.i Wood is used In the oonstnutlon of this Pad, tnereftrrenderlng imtonlythflxbBttSeSttlr'Oarpet under which they ue placed PERFECTLY MOTH PR'OOrV It is oonoeded that the uieof a goodPadwSttoxtend tho wear of a Stair Carpet at least one ttIr4 They deaden the sound When the stairs are nsedLgrftnir that quiet In the house so grateful to many. Every Pad stamped as follows E. H. BAILEY'S SANDAL STAIR PADS, RENDER CARPETS MOTH PROOF. Patented September 19, 1871.

Don't be put off with an inferior moth breeding article. Insist upon having THE SANDAL PADS, AND SEE THAT YOU GET THEM. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ALL OF THEIR UTILITY. For aale by all oarpet dealera In the country, and by the Manufacturer, at BAILEY'S OARPET A ND CURTAIN HOUSE, OOURT CORNER OF STATE, apMtl Three blocks from City Hall. ANDREW BAILEY, (Late of BaUey Bros.) No.

412 FULTON STREET, Opposite Lawrenoe, Is now offering great bargains in CARPETS OILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, MATS, Etc The best goods, and at the lowest prices. N.B. Unusual Inducements are offered to purchasers in all of the above line of goods, whloh are trst olass In every respect; therefore, parties who intend to purchase CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, 4c, prior to the let day of May, will do well to oall and examine the goods and prloeB. ANDREW ALLEY, 412 Fulton street (opposite Ltwrence). ap4 SmThS4Tu ipARPETS FOUR MONTHS' CRHDIT, WILLIAM BERRI 4 SONS.

Importers and Dealers In every description of CARPETING, OILCLOTH, MATTmGi Et0 626 FULTON ST, NEAR HANOTER PLACE, We have opened A NEW DEPARTMENT For the accommodation ol parties mhSO ly8M4W DESIRING OREDl'J. MOQUETTES, VELVETS BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGRAIN OAXPET8, OILCLOTHS, ALL W1TTHS, MATTINGS, DRUGGETS, RUGS. Elegant assortment of patterns In NOTTINGHAM AND SWISR LACE CURTAINS, LAMBREQUINS, WINDOW SHADES, 4o We offer a fine stook of goods at the bweet market rates for oash. THEO. W.

BAILEY 4 SONS, Cornor of COURT andSTATE STS, Three Wools from Olty Hall. Ask for E. H. Bailey's Patent 6an(al Stair Pads. ap8tf ARTICULAR NOTICE TO THE Delegate of the Methodist Oonf eronoi now in Session In our Olty, and allothers who are intending to boy CARPETS!) We oall partloular attention to the following PRICES: FRENCH MOQUETTES.

JUST RECEIVED, AT $8.00 PER YARD. BEST ENGLISH VELVETS, At 82.26 TO $2.76 PER YARD. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FIVE FRAME BODY, BRUSSELS CARPETS, 81.76 TO 82.26 A large line ot ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TAPESTRY BRUSSRLS, AT to 8U Just rooelvftd, LARGE ASSORTMENT Of THREE PLY CARPETS, at the low price of $1.50 per yard. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN INGRAIN CARPETS. CARPETS.

CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, $1.00 to $1.40 per yard. ENGLISH, ENGLISH, ENGLISH, ENGLISH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN, AMERICAN, AMERICAN, AMERICAN, AMERICAN. OILCLOTHS, OILCLOTHS. OILOLOTHS, OILCLOTHS.

OILOLOTHS. OILOLOTHS. OILOLOTHS. OILCLOTHS. OILOLOTHS.

OILOLOTHS. From three to twenty foor feet wide; ALSO. DRUGGETS, MATS, RUG8, STAIR RODS, ete. OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Embraoes every description of upholstery goods, BROOATBLLES, SATINS. SATIN DAMASK, OOTBLINES, STRIPED TERRIES, PLAIN TERRIES.

SATINES, ORETONS. FURNITURE STRIPES, EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS PRINTED AND EMBOSSED PIANO AND TABLE OOVERS A NEW LINE OF' SWISS. EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM LAOS. CURTAINS, REAL FRENCH: GUIPURES. CORNICES.

CORNICES. CORNICES. CORNICES, CORNICES, OORNIOHS, CORNICES. GILT, BLACK WALNUT, ROSEWOOD, GILT. OAK AND STENCIL.

MIRRORS. MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS MIRRORS Of all alios and styles, fitted to all' looallttes, and at the lowest price. We employ artintio upholsterers, who mate drawings of all desired deeoraUons. J. P.

OARLL 4 809 FULTON, and 881 and 288 WASHINGTON ST, myl tfWS4M gTEWART, SUTPHEN A CO. 174 FULTON AMD 63, 56 and 67 HENRY oor. CRANBERRY. Aro now opening their now styles of CARPETING, In elegant doslgns, expressly tor their SPRING TRADE. NOW ON EXHIBITION.

A oholoo assortment of LACE AND HEAVY CURTAINS, SHADES, AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Always on hand and Immense stock of PAPER HANGINGS, In their Wholesale Department, AT RETAIL, OALL AND EXAMINE. Fulton it, near Cranberry. mhl8 STniThtf BIXLIAKDS. CJTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES. Everything pertaining to Billiards at lowest prices.

Illustrated Catalogues Bent by mall. H. QOLLKNDER, Suooessor to Phelan 4 Oollendor, 788 BROADWAY, NSW YORK. PPPPP BRRRR IIII OOCOO EBEEKK PPPPPP RRRRRR IIII CCCCCC EEBEEE PP PP RR RR IIII CO CO BE PP PP RR RR IIII CO CO KK PPPPPP RRRRRR IIII CO BERK PPPPP RRRRR IIII CC BKKB PP RR RR IIII CC CO EH PP RR RR IIII CO CO EE PP RR RR IIII CCCCCC RKEEEK PP RR RR IIII OCCOC BKKEEK jEMOVAL. BAILEY BROTHERS, Have removed to Noe.

565 and 587 Fulton at, opposite Hanover place. And are now receiving their new Spring, styles of VELVETS, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, THREE PLY INGRAINS, OILOLOTHS, MATTINGS, RUGS, WINDOW SHADES, HOLLANDS, 40., 40. We are now prepared to exhibit the best selected stook In thooit. Wo shall devote a large showroom to FLOOR OILCLOTHS, As a specialty, having the best assortment to be found In tho city, of every quality, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. mhllySTu4Th GROCERIES, PRODUCE, dec.

W. BIRDSEYE, Established 1850. WHOLESALE DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, 40. (No. 1 Furman Sonth Ferry), BROOKLYN, L.

I. N. H.Coffoe roasted and ground for grocers and delivered free of charge, oo2 lySTu4Th JOHN LOCKITT CO. Farticniarly solicit the attention of the public to their CELEBRATED SUGAR CURED HAMS AND DELICIOUS ENGLISH BREAKFAST BACON, FRESH PORK, SAUSAGES, LARD, 4C. ALSO To their very extensive stook of this season CANNED FRUITS, TOMATOES, PEAS, CORN, PRESERVES, JELLIES, SOUPS, POTTED MEATS, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES, 4c.

Wholesale and retail, at lowest rates, at their stores, FULTON ST, CORNER OF ORANGE. FULTON AV, CORNER OF DEKALB. ATLANTIC ST, NEAR HICKS. MYRTLE AV, CORNER OF OARLL ST. KENT AV, CORNER OF MYRTLE.

RAYMOND ST, between Johnson st. and Myrtle av. JOHN LOCKITT. JOSEPH LOOKITT, JOHN LOCKITT, mylS lyTuTh4S CHARLES LOpKITT. INSTRUCTION.

ANNOUNCEMENT! Evening (and Day) Lessons continued all Summer. BROWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 295 Fulton st, near Tillary. Twenty two years established. Separate Departments for Gentlomon, Ladies and Boys. Students begin at any time, term dating from entrance, by thelesBon, or torm.

Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, EngliBh Branches, 4c, Call or write for circular. au91y A FRENCH'S $30 SCHOLARSHIPS lessons unlimited: both Telegraph and Commercial Departments separate $15 and $20. Ladies department, dav and evening all Summer. English department, for young men and hoys, $7 to 816 per quarter. FRENCH'S BUSINESS AND TELEGRAPH COLLEGE, 808 Fulton Bt, opposite Johnson.

Private lessons to persons (both sexes) backward and hard to learn. Writing lessons $3. bo 1 ly SMAW CLARK'S INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Nos. 88.

40. 42, and 44 COURT ST. TWO DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS. First Yonnir men and bovs Qualified for business. Seoonu Bovs taught Reading, Writing, Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic Geography, eto.

ly PRIVATE TUTOR MAY, JUNE AND July, day or ovening lessons, in olassics, matbemat ic, or languages, in olasseB, or Singly, at low rates per month. Special training for college, In cases where thorough, yet rapid progress, is required. Catalogues, with testimonials, at book stores, or at College Grammar School, Court st, corner Joralemon, near Packer Institute. L. W.

HART, (A. M. of Yale). IUTJSICA1, INSTRUCTION. MR.

AND MRS. NASH'S MUSICAL ACADEMY, NO. 177 WASHINGTON STREET, Northeast cor. Myrttle av. PIANO, ORGAN, MELODEON AND SINGING.

Three times a week to beginners, $10 twioe a week to advanced pupils, $26 and $30. Pianoa always on band, well tested and warranted. Good tuner always ready. mh30 3mS SEWING BIACHINES. A MERICAN BUTTONHOLE, OVERSEAMING AND SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Have now ready for delivery their new aud greatly Improved Sewing Machines, with or without tho buttonhole parts.

Don't fail to soe them before purchasing elsowhore. N. B.We sell on monthly instalments, and, if desired, furnish purchasers with first olass work at highest market prioea. Long Island Agenoy, 612 Fnlton st, between Raymond and St. Felix Bte.

the best place in the olty to get ladles' underwear, ready made and made to order. aplS ly 8Tn4Th J. T. MENDALL. Proprietor.

ROVER BAKER'S IMPROVED ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. NEEDLES, SILK, COTTON, MACHINE OIL, 40. BROOKLYN OFFIOE; No. 641 FULTON ST. BRANCH OFFICE, 208 BROADWAY, E.

D. AHIIIUE Of rAIUMX CADI. ly CJEWLNG MACHINES OF ALL THE latest improved styles of new machines for sale and torent; rentto be applied toward purchasing any machine desired. Old machines taken in part payment for new ones all makes of machines repaired and Improved; also Eartionlar attention paid to teaching. 126 Court street, etween State and Sohermerhorn branoh office 186 Riv Ington et, N.

Y. M. HAMILTON. aol9Iy mHE SINGER IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Sold on the easiest terms at the BROOKLYN AGENOY, S36 FULTON AND 365 GRAND WILLIAM8BURGH. Also the largest assortment of Machine Silk, Cotton and Linen Thread, Needles, 4c, constantly on hand.

THOMAS CASSIN, General Agent for Long Island! apldtf VMT HEELER 4 WILSON'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY. SEWING MACHINES, Brooklyn Office, 806 FULTON ST, opposite Johnson tL THE BEST MACHINE, AND THR EASIEST TERMS, fifly HENRY BUTM AN. Agent. CONFECTIONERY, Sec. 1ANDD3S I 429 ICE CREAM 1 VOS8' PURE MIXED CANDY, the best sold in Brooklyn, fresh every day, 20 cents per pound.

Pure FRENCH MIXED CANDIES, 26 cents per pound. FRENCH CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS, 29 cents per pound. GUM DROPS, all flavors, 29 cente per pound. ROSE CREAM ALMONDS, 25 cents per pound. VANILLA, CREAM ALMONDS, 26 oents per ponnd.

CHOCOLATE CREAM ALMONDS, 25 cente per pound. BANANA CREAM ALMONDS, 25 oents per pound. EXTRA SOUR LEMON DROPS, 25 oents per pound, and nil other oandlea at very low prices AT VOSS', 429 FULTON ST, Near Jay St. IOK CREAM at my saloon, 13 cents por plate. ICE CREAM in boxes, 40 oents por quart, ICE CREAM In molds, $1.50 per gallon.

Ice cream and candles sent to any part of tho olty. N.B. Ice Cream and Candies a disoount to churches, falra. festivals and parties. HENRY VOSS, 439 FULTON ST.

jyta lyrnaaiu OBERT G. ANDERSON, CONFECTIONER, No. 262 Fulton st. and 2 and 4 Clinton sts. RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES Supplied with every choice variety of CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, 4o.

And furnishod entire with SILVER, CHINA, 40. BRIDAL AND FANCY CAKES, PYRAMIDS, MOTTOES, GAME, 40. MUSIO AND FLOWERS FURNISHED. Roliable waiters sent at tho shortest notice. jyll tf TnThAS I 1 CURES RHEUMATISM, STRAINS, BUNIONS, CATARRH, 4c.

Sold by all druggists. ap26 lmTh84Tu HARLES ALTHANS 4 AMEND, (Late of No. 300 Fulton st), Have opened a first class DRUG STORE, On tile corner of Fulton and Nassau sts. Special attontlon given to the compounding of prescrip. Hons.

mySilyWSAM rATTRRH AT A 8 'l nroat ano unromo uxseawjs wvovuu niiu wi juua. gratifying results. All sufferers from these distressing maladies will find relief from this treatmont: special treat ment for all the nevous diseases. D. A.

SMITHi M. Physioian for Catarrh, Throat and Lung disease, Ho 430 OW TO PROLONG LIFE. nf nonnin hRVA hnn rfisousd rom a Dremature urave by tho uue of that wonderful rernerly, grave oy ui C0NgTITUTI0N WATKR. It is no respecter of personB, but a friend indeed to all' INFLAMMATIONOF THE KIDNRYS, INFLAMMAllun AVBI. bkiok DlsT DEPOSITS, DIABETES STONE IN THft BLADDKJt, D1AUK1EB, siuaa "TOBPn) LIVER; PALPITATION OF THE HEART.

AND. ALL. rAX FEMALE COMPLAINT'S. wtwv TiiinPMTHnicR TIMES A DAY. In four times the quantity of water wUI eure the above dis ITor sale aruggiBi.

n. yfya i pc HAB.AH T5NSELL (THE ONLY ill successor to Mrs. SARAH PRICE 4 ENSELL), female nbyaioian and oculist; 88 years resident at No, Mo High st, (new No. 12 1) rirooKlyn. n.

x. 9 A. M. to 3 P. BnndayB excepted.

Office hours from ray7 FURNITURE, Ac. URNITURE. DEGRAAF 4 A LOR, 87 AND 89 BOWERY, MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE ANT RETAIL DEALERS IN FURNITURE, OiLDLOTHS, BUDDING, 4a. Have now on exhibition. Xhe largest assortment of PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM SUITS, CORNICES, LAMBREQUINS.

AND MIRRORS, Ever offered by them, ALL OP THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, Which they will retail at wholesale prioe for the next sixty days GOODS DELIVERED AND. SET UP IN BROOKLYN, FREE OF CHARGE. BRANOH STORE, 81 FOURTH AVENUE, ap27 lm Near A. Stewart 4 Co. OURNITURE CARPETS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, rftnwr uuoihuoi Dual, vai pi low prices, for oaah or on weekly or montlm payments, at iS, M.

apl8 8m 165 Chatham at. N. Y. TflURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC. iwuVmimm snnnlled.

and navment received by the weok or month. DEALY 4 CUNNINGHAM, 384 or 886 Third av, mhl9 2m Near Twe elghth st. New York. BOOTS AND LL OUR BROOKLYN LADIES ARE invited to lnsneot the stock of SHOES and 8LIP 8, at E.D.BURT 4 No 287 Fulton St. They pay Bpeclal attention to the perfeot fit of their shoos, and sell at tho very lowest market rates.

The ties" always in stook. an23tf UNDELL 4 NO. 258 FULTON ST. Hear Clinton, LADIES', GENT'S, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S HNB BOOTS AND SHOES. Custom work made at the shortest notloe.

No oonneotion whatever with any other estobUshment of the same name in this olty. my81 lvW84M EMOVAL DAVUI nxunxfisuu aoua BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, Now at 1M FULTON STRBBT. VT lit I 198 FULTON STRBBT, nearly opoosjjy JOHNSON STBHET, About AUguai myMlyWB4M RIAHPEAKOE, Original Proprietor of LITTLE BAREFOOT SHOE STORB." 679 FULTON AVENUB, Old No. 169, near Flatbush avenue. oololrTu.Th4ti.

BABE roVESTMKtfT, "PAVitG OV9B PaROHMT. INTEREST. Bends 'of Ue village of New London, WUootuUa, having bat ton or twelve years to ran. Prluoli(l u4 tn ternt payable In New York Olty; price 75 and aoorued In arawt. There are no better tods la' this market.

Also, other flrBt class invesUnont see uritloa. THOMAS P. BLLIB Bankers, Mo.l4Plnestxst.N. Y. i ROOKLYN LOAN OFFIOB.

to loan on bond and mortmraara in anma to suit, on uuyiu'ou vtu oawMT duuuu uiuiuiBfiav imtmuv av iurj lowest rates. DRAKE 4 00., 9 Wlllongb.by sr. my61m AID WELL, WALKER 4 BANKERS, 2X WALL STREET. posits, Bnbjeot.to sight drafts. je881y JJE8IRABLE HOME SECURITIES.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER GENT. GOLD BONDS or THE WALLKILL VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, Are offered for sale at V3X and accrued Interest in ourrenoy by MEAD 4 CLARK, FINANCIAL AGENTS, NO. 141 BROADWAY, N. ERASTUS F. MEAD, Banker.

Corner Twenty fifth street and Third avenue. Now York. jtetf ThSiTu JOHN MUNROE 4 BANKERS. No 8.Wall street. Now York, rsBtrr.

CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT For Travelers, on the CONSOLIDATED BANK, London. AND ON MUNROE 4 Paris. Exchange on London and Paris, anl ly TuTh4S TlfLDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY 7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS limited to $18,333 per mile and socurod.by a First Mort gago on a completed road running from Nebraska City, on the Missouri River, to Lincoln, the capital of Nebraska This division has beon open one year, and Is now earning more than the interest on its Bonds. It iB the central link of a direct East and West road now being rapidly built from Urbana, Illinois, through a very rloh agricultural and densely populated district, the greater part of tho way to Grand Island, on tho Union Pacific.

Thisnew line is about 610 miles long, and muoh needed by the section of country which it traverses, therefore receives very liberal aid toward its conBtruotion, and the completion of the entire line is anticipated within 1873. In the meantime we shall sell the Bonds only on completed road. This will make the shortest route from the Atlantic to the Pacific, It being almost an air line. We recommend these BondB as a prime seonrity. Coupons payable February and August 1, free of tax, In the City of New York.

Present prioe SO and accrued interest lu currency. my3tf TURNER BROTHER8 Bankers, 14 Nassau st, N. Y. QAI'E AND DESIRABLE MUNICIPAL BONDS OP KANSAS, MISSOURI, COLORADO, AND WIS0ON8IN. Having from to 10 years to run.

Principal and interest payable in New York City. For sale at prices that will pay OVER 12 per cent, on the Investment. First olass investment seonritias always on hand. Call or stnd for descriptive elronlar. THOMAS P.

ELLIS 4 Bankers, No. 14 Pine street, N. Y. HEBROOKLYN Corner Court and Joralemon Bts, Brooklyn, N. Y.

CAPITAL, 8500,000. Deposit accounts received subject to Check at Sight and Interest allowed for the whole period they may remain with the Company. KTHELBERT S. MILLS, President. M.

T. Rodman, Sooretary. Alex. McCUE, Attorney and OounseL aula lyBinain LOAN, $13,000 IN SUMS OF $5,000 and RH.00U, on improvea property, no duuub wbumju, nr will hnv first mon OS. usu or auuruss i.

v. aijuan, Attorney, 9 Pine Bt, first floor, N. Y. mEN PER CENT. KANSAS SCHOOL BOND8.

Principal and Interest Payable In New York. The Safest and most Desirable of Bond Investments A few Choice Lots for Sale Below Par, by FITCH, OTIS 4 Bankers, 11 Pine street, New York. mylO 3t UklOO.OOO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED olty property, in sumB from 91,000 to 810,000. Apply from 9 fe lSo BREWSTER WOOD, 15 Wllloughby st, near Olty Hall. mylOW TO LOAN ON BOND AND mortgage, in auma of $10,000.

Apply to AGAT FIELD, 201 Montague st, second floor. my8 SAVINGS BANKS. MIGRANT SAVINGS BANK OF Dill SATURDAY from 6 to 8 P. M. Interest SIX PBR CENT.

on all suras enauea laereio. xree ov wfwuuvut ANDREW DOUGHERTY, President, H. LAM AROHE, First Vloe President. JNO. MoCONVlLL, Seoond Vloe President.

Wm. Cabky, Seoretary. F. L. DaixoV.

Comp. elff ly8Tn4Th IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 98 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK. SIX PER CENT INTEREST Allowed on all sums. Interest commences from 1st of January, April, July and October.

OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. M. TO 3 P. M. WALTER W.

OONOKLIN, President. VANDEBnn L. Boxton, Secretary. mh26 ly TnTh4S ARK SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, Corner of Fulton and Oxford streets. Onen dally from 8 A.

M. to 2 P. M. also on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 6 to 9 P. M.

Interest commence the 1st of EVERY MONTH, (and deposits made on or before the 20th of January, April, July and October, are allowed interest from the lsU at SIX PERCENT, per annum on all deposits. D. McCABE, President. E. C.

Htimbebt, Secretary, E. M. CnLLEN, Counsel. yl91yWBM HE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, Nos. 367 and 869 FULTON ST, OPEN DAILY From 9 A.

to 3 P. and MONDAYS and SATURDAYS, From 6 to 8 o'olopk, P. M. SEYMOUR L. HU8TED, President; HAROLD DOLLr NER, JOHN HALSEY, Vice Presidents; J.

W. HUNT ER, Secretary; WM. W. EDWARDS, Treasurer Money deposited on or before the 10th of April, will draw test paid 1S71, SIX PER Th4s hT6tolaniT savings bank OF BROOKLYN, 399 and 401 Fulton st, cor. Boerura place.

Open daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. and on Mondays and Saturdays, from 6 to 8 P.M. pup ovnt Savings DepartmemVInterest at SIX PERCENT, per annnmTcommencing on the 1st of January, April, July and October.

Fifteen days allowed for deposits, commencing eaoh quarter. Deposits also received on speotal aooonnt, whloh may be checked out at pleasure. Interest at FOUR PER CENT, per annum allowed on Buoh deposits, at the dally balance. JAMES M. SEABURY, President, Edward B.

FOWLEB. Seorptary, John S. Mackai, Treasurer, John O. Pebbt, Attorney. jy29 ly.

IKSPWANCE, dec. RANCH OFFICES OF THE METROPOLITAINSURANOEOO. Are located in rooklyt ja29iy 87 BROADWAY, E. D. ROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COM A NY ASSETS, $2,000,000 AND ACCUMULATIONS NO.

141 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, AND NO. 211 MONTAGUE 8TjaRO0KLYN. President, CHRISTIAN W. BOUOK. Vioe President, WILLIAM H.

WALLACE. Beoretary, WILLIAM M. COLE. Consulting Actuary, D. P.

FaokleB. Medical Director, Daniel Atbes, M. LL.D. Counsel, Augustus Fobd. fo28ly CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.

201 MONTAGUE STREET. CAPITAL $1,000,000 CASH ASSETS, over $2,000,000 GEO. T. HOPE, President H. H.

LAMP0B.T, Vice President. CHARLES H. DUTOHER, 00SO tj Seoretary Brooklyn Department. IUAKDIAN JM.U i Uii.Li UU1 trtauva. 261 BROADWAY, N.

Y. Aaaeta $2,500,000. All approved forms of insurance issued. All policies non py vueir wjiuio. iuu' the payment of premiums ANNtfAL DIVIDENDS, mi nfih.

nnn.nnnv will h. nivided eauita bly among the lnsnred. p.Mnt EVERETT CLAPP, Vloe TAM H. O. CLENCH, AasUtant Secretary F.

BEDELL, felo tl Ageno lur MM xrroxf rwaTTn A nCV. flOM 11T1JXJXVAAJLI A iJlKiJ a. PANY, London, established 1803, paid up capital and aocumunltea funds, 'eight mttUon dolfireln old: of the unitoa BtareBanou. so "xrwiiiH York. E.

W. OROWELL, Resident ItalWra ST. JOHN. AsstaUut Manager. Loeal blreotors M.

Aroblbald, O. B. H. B. M.

Consul, Chairman A. A. LowTofA. A. Low David Salomon, No I i West street; E.

8. Jaffray, of E. S. Jeffrey 4 Co. J.

Boormon Johnston, of J. BooTOan Johnston 4 Co RichardlrrtnV Richard Irrtu 4 (fit Jag St uaJ 4 J. Stuart, Brooklyn agenta, DBLIflSER 40 Sfc EXCISE. XOISE NOTICE. OFFIOE OF BBOOKLTN BOABD OF EXOIBB.t No.

849 Fulton bt.oot. Myrtle t. All persons whose Lloensos from the Board" of Bxolse have expired, aro hereby notified to have the same renewed immediately, or they will be dealt with aooording to law. By order of the Board. JAMES OORBOY, President.

Thob. J. Kknna, Secretary. N. B.

Offloo hours from 9 A. M. to 0. P. M.

my6 lot iTIANIOCA. CRANE 4 COMPANY, No. 190 FULTON, oor. of Ohuroh st, N. Sole Proprietors ot HILL'S EAST INDIA MANIOOA, For Puddings, Jellies, Blano Mange, 4c, 4c, Bole Agenta In the United States mi Canada for BATTY 4 LONDON.

Batty's Nabob, Ohow Ohow, Sauoes, Potted eats. Soups Jellies, 4o. Sold by all grocers. doB lySTuATh BAKING POWDEBU KD HEAD'S BAKING POWOBR. VnAwlAriffMnrnmnnrforln tna woria.

ana is nonvaiiea in Its etfloiency to prodnoe nloe, light, nO healfhf ul bread, For sale by oil grocers, Maaoiaotory 120 William st, HUB RS. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. GREAT SU00E8S OF THE THE LATEST PARIS SBN8ATION1 EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.

ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE FORTY 8BVRN. FOETY SKVEN. FORTY SkNBN. FORTYSKVEN. FORTY SEVEN.

FORTY.8KVEN. FORTY SEVEN. FORTY SEVEN. FORTY SEVEN. FORTY SBVEN.

PARK THEATRE, Fnlton et, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. Managers CARROLL 4 MoOLOSKEY Engagement for one week only with the celebrated modern Proteus, MR. JOHNNY THOMPSON, Who will appear in TWELVE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS. Introducing his Great Impersonations of the people of all nations. MONDAY, May 6, and every evening during the week, ON HAND, or TEUE TO THE LAST, with all its Startling Effects.

Situations and Tableaux! "on matinee Saturday. MONDAY, May 13, re engagement of the beautiful Star of the East. MISS DOLLIE BIDWELL. HOOLBY'S OPERA HOUSE. First week of the great sensational Burlesque of LA LA O'ROOKH.

Written expressly for Hooley's Minstrels, and will be produced with new Scenery, Dresses, Appointments and Machinery, introducing the beautiful ana accomplished BLACKWELL ISLAND BALLET TROUPE, In their CHASTE AND OLASBIO POSES. First appearanoe in five years of the old favorite GEORGE W. CHARLES. JOHN MULLIGAN, BILLY RICE, LUKE SCHOOL GRAFT, AROHY HUGHES. J.

K. CAMPBELL. HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, And a Troupe of Auxiliaries will appear in the east. Family Matinee EVERY SATURDAY, at 3X o'olook. OLYMPIC THEATRE, FULTON ST.

FRIDAY, May 10, Benefit and last appearanoe but one of the renowned ZIG ZAGS. SATURDAY NIGHT Mr. DAN KELLY as Edward Middleton in the Grand Temperance drama of the "DRUNKARD, OR THE FALLEN SAVED." MONDAY, May 13, SAPPHO, THE CHILD OF SONO, Supported by a full Operatic Company. SAPPHDVOperatlo Company, Miss LELLIA ELLIS. mylOJSt A CALVEMY OF MUSIC.

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1872. GRAND GYMNASTIC, TABLEAUX AND PANTOMIMIC ENTERTAINMENT. COMPLIMENTARY TO MR. AVON O. BURNHAM, By tho Lady and Gentleman Members of his Academy (Cor.

ScheriHerhorn and Smith sts). MUSIC BY TWENTY THIRD REGIMENT BAND, Under the direotion of M. PAPST. Exercises to commence at 8. PROGRAMME Past First: CALISTHENIO.

1. Bar Bells. 2. Postures. Pakt Secohd GYMNASTIC.

1. La Perche. 3. Dumb Bell Lifting. 9.

Statuary Tableaux. 4. The Rival Gladiators. (The Meeting The Tost The Quarrel The ReconciliationThe Trial of Strength.) 5. Swinging Rings.

Pyramids. 6. Indian Clubs. 10. Slack Rope.

7. Double Esohelle. 11. Double Posturing. 8.

Horizontal Bar. 12. Double Trapeze. 13. Two Comics.

Paet Third TABLEAUX Posturing on Double Laddors, by. the LadioB of the Ladder Class. Pabt Fourth, Comic Pantomime of the CARELESS BARBER. nhnrnctflrH Alice, (old Huff's daughter.) Old Huff, down on everybody Mrs. Huff, (a crabbed old woman.) Tapioca, (an exquisite in love with Alice.) Bouncer, (a polloeman who knowBbis business.) (the harbor.) Tl T.I .1 ATlllannm TICKETS 75 cents.

For sale at the principal stores, and by the members. Reserved seats at J. T. Bolles', 244 Fulton street. my98t ACABEM, OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.

MONDAY EVENING, MAY IS, 1872, TESTIMONIAL TO THE O'REILLY BAND, On which occasion Mr. JAMES SI. WARD, the eminent IriBh Comedian and Vocalist, (having kindly volunteered), Supported by an excellent oorapany, will appear in his favorite oharaoter of BRIAN MAGUIRB, In the beantlful Irish drama, entitled INSHA VOGUE, OR THE OUTLAW OF '98, AMD AS TIM O'BRIEN, In the popular Comedy of the IRISH EMIGRANT. The above drama has been acknowledged by the press and public, to be one of the finest Irish dramBS ever produced, abounding in PATHOS, HUMOR, AND STARTLING SENSATIONAL EFFECTS. my7 6t A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

TUESDAY EVENING. May 14. TABLEAUX, BY THE LADIES OF ST. JAMES P. E.

CHURCH, In aid of the CHURCH CHARITY FOUNDATION, TUESDAY EVENING, May 14, Assisted by Miss EMMA C. THURSBY, Soprano. Mr. GEO. 8IMP80N, Tenor.

Mr. GUSTAVUS HALL, Baritone. Accompanist, Mr. FITZHUUH. Appropriate instrumental musio by BERNSTEIN'S ORCHESTRA.

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. To be had at the principal Drug and Bookstores. Reserved seats one dollar extra, at the Academy, Monday and Tuesday. rny8 tf BROOKLYN ATHENEUM, A SERIES OF ENTERTAINMENTS, Commencing MONDAY EVENING. May 6, 1872.

MARVELLOUS SOENERY OF THE YO SEMITE VALLEY and Its Magnificent surroundings. RAMBLES AMONG THE BIG TREE GROVES. The ancient Glacier beds, and active Glaciers of tho present in the High Sierra, with glimpses of ite glorious views. THE FAMOUS CALIFORNIA GEYSERS The Farallone Islands, with their myriads of sea birds and sea lions. Gold mining in California, ninminated photographs, 20 feet square with descriptive leoture.

Change of programme each evening. Doors open at 7, begins at 8. Admission, 50 cento, gallery. 25 oents. Children 15 cents.

GRAND YO SEMITE MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2. NTERTAINMENT nn nnniT a dvo AT THE ASYLUM, Corner of Wyokoff treat and Albany muse, THtTRSDAY, M.yls, 1811, At7Ko'oloolr. M. TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS. The proceeds to be devoted to the furnishing of tn new Chapel.

myll fit FATHER GRAY'S OLD FOLKS, nf OOBTUMEB OF YS ANCIENT TYMB. Will sing at tbe TRONO PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, May 14, 1872. At 8 o'olook. GO AND HEAR THEM. The tax for free seats Is 25 oents.

The tax for MUtrsfl gaats is 50 oenta. myI12f GO EARLY I ROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE, NEXT SUNDAY, SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 12, SECOND GRAND SACRED COZOERT. By PROF. CORNU AND GRAND ORCHESTRA, On whloh occasion MR. and MRS.

HARRY WOOD, And other talented vooal artists, will appear. Tickets, 25 cts. Roserved seats 50 cts. Commencing at 8 o'clock. my92tTh4S ROOKLYN LYCEUM.

Grand Annual Benefit Porformanoe of tho BENTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, ffUESDAY EVENING, May 14, On which occasion will bo presented HOWARD PAYNE'S beautiful Comedy, In 2 aots, entitled KING CHARLES THE SECOND, And the Drama of MBG'S DIVERSION, BvH. T. Craven, Esq. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. mylOSf TROMENADE CONCERT AND TESTIMONIAL TO BtBBSRS.

PAPST 4 OONTBBNO, Leaders of the Twenty thlrd Regiment Band, at BURNHAM'S ACADEMY, Cornor of Smith and Soherraerhorn streets, on SATURDAY, May 18, 172. Tickets, 50 cento eaoh. For sale at the Armory, cor. of Fulton and Orange ata; Bumham'B Academy, J. D.

Chase a Sod. Foltoniit R.P.Lyon,7t5 Fulton st; and at B. L. Tripler's, 407 Ful ton st. myll 6t F1 REE ORGAN RECITAL AMD VOOAL MUSIC, AT ST.

MARY'S FREE CHURCH, Olasaon avonue, near Myrtle av, ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. at Eight P.M. Mr. FREDK.

FIHLDING, Organist Mr. W. A. M. DILLER, Organist and Dlreotor, And the Choir of the Church.

Selections from Handel, Hayd.a, fBaoh, IMsndelssohn, Beethoven, Spohr and others. A collection to defray expenses will be mado during the evening. mjrU npHE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF I OF MUSIU, BROOKLYN BRANCH, Will give a GRAND MUSICAL SOIRHK AT THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, Washington street, eorner of Concord, On TUESDAY EVENING, May 14, at 8 o'olook. Tickets maybe obtained at the offioe of THE CONSERVATORY, 102 OOURT STREET, near State, And at the Door ON THE EVENING OF THE CONCERT, myll at ROOKLYN RIDING SCHOOL. AND 194 xlAKMUHl oi Betweon Fulton and De Kalb avs.

RIDING LESSONS TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Will be given at MR. E. KETOHAM'S RIDING SCHOOL. For circulars, with Terms, Rules, 4o please oall at the offioe. LOUIS FISUrtKK.

feSO 4m TuTh4S EFFERT8 PARK. I The above place has been newly fitted up and is now ready for Picnics and Parties. A now Dancing" PUWormof nearly 6,000 square feet has been ereoted together with Improved gaslight; swings, shooting gallery, 4p. 4o. Apply at tho Park.

CHA8. OHIOHESTBR, Proprietor. lm BROOKLYN RIDING ACADEMY, Nob. 470 476 PACIFIC STREET. Between Nevins and Powers.

The undersigned has the honprto announce that his Is open for ladles' and gentlemen's riding lessons and plcaiuro exercises. Mrs. WALTER will Be in attendance on ladieB. WeU trained ladles' and gentlemen's saddle horses always on hand, for sale, to hire, or exchange. For circulars, containing terms, rules, please call at the office.

Horses taken to board, with privilege of the use or ring, at $30 a month. Horses can also be accommodated wltn box stalls. M. ADOLPH BUSOH, Riding Master. ool87m WM.

WALTER, Proprietor. NEW YORK AMUSEMENTS. LYMPIC THEATRE. T.ART NTflTTTR TTITMPTV T1TTMPTV. Alter the unprecedented ran performanoos In New Yotk alone, or ovor 300 performances during each of three consecutive seasons, in HUMPTY DUMPTY, Mr.

G. FOX wul withdraw from the soene of bis triumphs shortly, and hereby announoes his farewell rughta in New York. Secure your scats for tho last nights of HUMPTY. MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, AT 2. TTNION SQUARE THEATRE, B.W.

BUTI.BR Manager. THE VOKES FAMILY. THE TOWN TALK, THE POPULAR SENS ATION, THE QUESTION OF THE DAY IS: HAVE YOU SEEN THE VOKKST YOU MUST 8EE THE BELLES OF THE KITCHEN, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ALLAOK'S. Proprietor and Manager.Mr.

LkcvThK a ldjAUri, LEGITIMATE COMEDY. EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, Bouclcuult'a great comedy, LONDON ASSTTOANOK, rrivon with appropriate and beautiful scenery and appointments. Seata secured two weeks In advance. LECTURES 1 RATHER GAVAZZI 1 ON "PAPAL INFALLIBILITY," THURSDAY EVENING, May 33. AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FATHER GAVAZZI, The Italian Patriot and Reformer, will lecture on the dosma of PAPAL INFALLIBILITY. Admission, 150 oenta. Reserved Soate, 75 oonta. To be had, on and after Tuesday, May 14. at Bollea Book Store, 244 iruJton ax, ana at tae rooiun oi liio ouqx men hrlatian Aaaooiation, eorner of Fulton at, and Gallatin The" proceoda of the leoture will bo devoted to the evan.

gellzaUOn WOra Vl uuu jrreo iwunu uumuu, JBEAI, ESTATE AOENT8. COUNTRY HOMES. YnE flKNTRAL N. J. LAND DBPROVTtMKNT CO.

offer for sale, on the line of the Central R.R. of New Jersey, houses and lots, land by the aore or In blocks, mostly near atatlonB. The advantages of this line of road, as a fiUoo of residence will be more and more appreciated, as be Company are laying two additional traoks to Somer. vllle, giving greater facilities for psssenger trains. Apply to A.

D. HOPE, 119 Liberty st, if. Y. iy29 tfSTu4Tri XBST CLASS 3 STORY HOUSE, TO nnts. and three lots of eround.

comer McDonousb Bt. and Throop av, to rent, vow per annum. J. S. FERGUSON.

lrSTu4Th AgQai Nassau lf, TRAORDINABY AST SALE. To itroU throosh tho Learltt Art Boom, In fact, to pay in concentrated form a pleasant round ot ataalooaila iETenlng Pps, Mv I. "Art Lovers of New York I bays the oholoeat treat beforoyou; for the exhibition of these oontribntions will bo tho orownlng ono of tali brilliant euon." Kreninff Mail. CHICAGO 1 PARIS I DU83BLDOHP I THE MOST IKTHRESTIWO RXHIBITIOW OF WOKES Off ART Ever offered to thepablio in this oonntryls now open at tho LKAVITT ART ROOMS, NO. 817 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, consisting of Paintings, Water Color Drawings, FREE GIFTS FROM THE FRENCH AND DXTSSKL DORF ARTISTS, to be sold at auction for the benefit of the Chicago sufferers! THREE HUNDRED PAINTINGS, comprising examples by nearly all THE GREAT MASTERS of the present day.

Catalogues 50 oents. NOTICES BY THE PRESS. "We hare already published the names of the contributors tn the French colteotlon, which comprises almost every ar tist of note at present in Paris. Foremost among them, of course, stand the names of Cabanal, Merle, Qerome, eis sonler, Bnugnerean and Jules Breton. Our readers should not delay visiting the collection.

Times, May 6. "No art lover can afford to miss seoing this collodion, as, spurt from its great merit, it has an historio interest and will be talked of for years to oome." "Unquestionably the finest exhibition of foreign paintings which we have ovorbeon favorod with in this country." Many fine collections of foreign paintings have been seen here before, but probably never one so varied and thoroughly representative as the collections now on exhibition at the Leavitt Art Rooms." "Rarely has so great a treat been presented to art lovers in this city as those enjoyed who wore present on Wednesday night, at the Leavitt Art Rooms, to have a private view of the beautiful collection of paintings which the artists of PariB and Dnsseldorf have generously sent over in aid of the sufferers by the Chicago firo." myfl2tTh4fJ UPERB FINE ART ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, THE FINEST COLLECTION EVER OFFERED IN AMERICA. Catalogue of an eitensive and valuable COLLECTION of FINE ART and ILLUSTRATED WORKS, SUPERB GALLERIES of ENGRAVINGS, 4c, comprising splen did copies of the following Piranesi's Great Work on Roman Art, Antiquities, fnll bound, in morocco extra; Musee Francais; Musee Royale; Orleans Gallery: Florence Gallery; Munich (Bols sere) Gallery; National Royal, Turner, Lawrenoe, Agnado and Poussin Galleries; Roberta' Holy Land, folio edition; Drawings by the Old Masters; the Works of Hogarth, GUlray, Canova, Wouvormanns, Stanfield, Dore, 4o. Humphrey's Illuminated Books; Audubon's Birds, folio; Billings' Architectural Antiquities of Scotland Early Italian Art; Le Moyen Age Et Renaissance, five 4to; Stuart and Revett's Athens Chabert's Lives of the Painters; OXnvres de Johan Focquet; Armengand's Galleries of Europe; D' Aglncourt'a History of Art; Wyatt's Industrial Arts; Knight's Ecclesiastical Architecture of Italy; Gru ner's Ornamental Art, folio; BoydeU's Shakspearean Gallery, ete. THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TUESDAY EVENING, May 14, at 74 o'olock, at the CLINTON HALL SALESROOMS.

GEO. A. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. BookB on exhibition. Catalogues ready.

iny92tTh4S HORSES, CAKHIAGES, Ac. A REMOVAL. MINER 4 STEVENS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE CARRIAGES AND LIGHT ROAD WAGONS, have removed their Warerooms from 656 Broadway, to their faotory, 115 ta.121 EAST THIRTEENTH near Fourth av, N. Y.f wnere may be found a large and varied strictly fine Carriages and Light Wagons of their own Manufacture. my4 lm WfTTY'S CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH TUAWITTTAiYTAnV ANT) RTART.TES.

Carriages for sale and to let by the day or season. We have the largest assortment in the city, quality an(1 "tyle nn surpassed, and prices 20 per cent less than New York. Pony phaetons a specialty. Top buggies, roolcaways, coupes, Victorias, extension and half top brette, large assortment of second hand coaohes and wagons of all kinds; old carriages taken In exchange. Also, to let, fine coaohes, road turnouts, and ponies and phaetons for ladies' park driving.

H. B. WITTY A ee2 ly ThSATu Nevins st, onr. Fnlton av. RANK CORSA 4 Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES.

810 TO ATLANTIC AVENUE, Opposite Clermont av. mh41y M. ISRAEL, LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES, Noe. 166, 168, 170 4 172 CARLTON and iunotlon of ATLANTIC AND FLATBUSH AVS. Fifty to seventy five carriages, cart, saddle, draft and farm horses constantly on hand.

Perrons wishing to purchase would do well to call and examine onr stook before' going elsewhere. All parties will bo fltlrly dealt with. Every horse warranted as represented, aud trial given with each. mh80 IyThS4Tn PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSIC. 4 GREAT OFFER HORACE WATERS, 481 BROADWAY, dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, MELODR ONS and ORGANS of six first class makers, including Waters', at extremely low prices for cash, or will take from $4 to $16 monthly until paid the same to let and rent applied if purchased.

New 7 octave PIANOS, modern improvements, for $375, cash. A new kind of PARLOR ORGAN, me most beautiful Btyle and perfeot tone ever made, now on exhibition at 481 Broadway, N. Y. mh41y "HANDLER BROTHERS, NEW PIANO AND MUSIC ROOMS IN THE NEW ART BUILDING, 172 MONTAGUE STREET, CHICKERING 4 SONS' PIANOS. The largest and best Btook of Pianos and organs for sale or for rent in the city.

SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS. A very carefully selocted stock. An inspection is solicited. CHANDLER BROTHERS, 173 MONTAGUE ST. sel81y JTRANICH, BACH CELEBRATED PIANOS.

FOR BALI AND TO RENT BY WALKER 4 BBCHT. Hi Fnlton st, St Ann's building, myll lm BMAW TIANOS TO LET NEW PIANOS TO I rent, and rent allowed if purched at J. E. LIND SLKDT'S Music Store, 590 Fulton street. my6 Ut TuTh 4 8 IANOS.

ORGANS. 485 Broome st, near Broadway, New York. u. m. ntKouuui PIANOFORTE Manufacturers and general agents for the BUBDETT COMBINATION ORGAN, containing Carpenter 4 Burdett's new Improvements.

THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE. The disagreeable reedy tone entirely overoome In this Instrument. The verdict is unanimous. We challenge the world to equal it. We can furnish new Seron Ootave Pianofortes from $276 to $950.

Second hand Pianos, Organs and Melodeons from $40 to $250. New Cabinet Organs $45 to $1,000. se281yTh84Tu "piANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. GREAT INDUCEMENTS. $5 TO $25 MONTHLY UNTIL PAID.

PHELPS 4 SON, 3U8 Fulton at, opposite Johnson. no8 tfSMAW HE MUSICAL TREASURE A new book which will be a most aooeptable HOLIDAY PRESENT, And is indeed a Treasure, being filled with sparkling Songs, Duets, Quartets, Rondos, Polkas, Polka Mazurkas, SchotUsches, Quadrilles, Galops, Marches, Fonr Hand PieccB, 4c, all of the best quality. Music fitted for Pianoforte or Reed Organ. Price: boards cloth full gilt, $4. OLIVER DITSON 4 Boston.

0. H. DITSON 4 CO, Now York. ja3 lyW4S ATE It BOIBD NOTICES. CEWERAGE OFFICE OF THE PERMA NENT BOARD OF WATER AND BEWERAGK COMMISSIONERS, City Hall, Brooklyn, May 1872.

TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at this office, until Monday, the tenth day of June next, at 13 o'clook for building sewers in Lynoh street, between Broadway and Harrison avenue. Plans and specifications may be seen, and forms of proposals can be procured, on application at the Engineer's Office, room No. 10, City Hall. No proposals will be received unless made in said form, accompanied with the signatures of two responsible persons duly qualified In the manner and form therein set The Commissioners reserve to themselves the right to reject all proposals, if necessary to proteot tlie Interest of the city.

vtm. a. uwLnrl, rresiuenc D. It. Nobthup, Secretary.

mr230t CLAIRVOYANTS. A BROOKLYN CLAIRVOYANT FOR CaLten years. Tho celebrated original MADAME CLIFFORD, tbe greatest living medioal and business' Clairvoyant ana rropnetosa. exanunes.oisease, personally and by hair; prescribes unfailing remodles. and Is oousulf ed on all affairs of life and business generally satisfaction guaranteed, 24 Myrtle av, near Fnlton st my47t AIRV.OY ANT THE DISTINGUISHED MADAME DR DORE, from Paris, tells all past, present, and nture events lost and stolen goods reoovered brina together thow separated, ab.Bnt friends; lnoky numbers given.

Ladles, eOconts; Honrs, from A. to i P. 128 Fulton st, Detweon Mlddagh and Henry sto, third floor, front rooms. my93t TtfBSTWEBSTER, BORN WITH A NAT lYl. ural gift of foresight, tollB how soon and often you wMmanr, and all business affairs she reveals to her visitors singular Information conoemlng their lives and future destiny.

Call and test her skill. No. 320 Gold st, be. fcreeo Myrtle av. and Johnson St.

Fee 50 oents. myll 2tS4W TROf7T3STER, ASTROLOGER, HAS just arrived in this city from BoBton (where he was located twenty.slx yoars), and can be consulted upon all affairs of life, at his residence, 74 Loxlngton bok Twonbr fifth and Twenty sixth stB. business hours from 9 to 7 M. for tonuB call or send for a oircular. ap2J lm" IOTXJGIIIES.

rriHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO CALL Tho attention of the American publlo so the GREAT MONEY DRAWINGS licensed and guaranteed by tho Government of the Olty of Kburgh: The prizes which will be distributed amount lu tlie uffKregate to over ONE MILLION, SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Thalere. whloh are positively disposed of inventowlugs. The main prizes amount to: Thalors 100,000, 60,000, 20,000, 16,000, 12JXX), 10,000, 2 000,000. 4 6 a 4.000, 6 2,400, 21 l2 ,000, 3 1,600, 1,200. 102 (S fm.m (S 400r 256 200, 38l 80, and about 28.500 44, 40, The first drawing has been officially fixed for tho 19TH AND 30TH OF JUNE NEXT, the nrlce for whloh Whole original tlokets (no aorlps) is $2.00 in currency.

Halt original ticket (no sorlps) Is $1.00 In currenoy, which will be promptly and discreetly forwarded to any part of the world If the money is Bent with the orders. (The best way Is to send It In registered letters). A list of the drawings, provided with the arms of the State as well as the prizes, will bo Bent immediately after every drawing, to correspondents. Please to address In porfoot oonfidonce the lucty Head Offlgof HE0K80HEB, aplBlSt'SAW HAMBURGH. Germany.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. BANKRUPTCY UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Eastern District of New York thematterof 0. H. VOO RHBBS 4 Bankrupts, I will selfat an'otron oMonday May. ttMW 11 o'clook A.

M. at the Commercial Exchaoge.No. 3 Fulton Btroot oppo sito the City Hall Brooklyn, the following property about berry boxes, quarts, and 100 pints also, 78 orates, Ac also book departments, accounts of the said biBn.pte CHARLES JONES, Assignee, 4o. 013 81 Decora, boasto of a bottomless well. A moon tan lover bought out his rival lot $20.

Fonr fif tin of the widows in Canada marrjr again within two years and a half after their' The Detroit Free Press asserts that a Detroit shoe manufactory ships shoes to Massachusetts. Base ball will not be so popular this year as last. Diamonds are uncommonly cheap in Paris: Iowa will have its oensns taken again next year. There are 4,033 school houses in Wisconsin. Elizabethtown, is called Betsy for short.

A large number of quiet, orderly, well dressed Chinamen attend service at the ohurohes of San Francisco every Sabbath. A French critic on art, M. Lois the equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington on the Marble Arch, London, resembles Punch mounted on the Balaam's ass. Muscatine, is puzzled over a queer bird, shot near that place the other day. It looks like a cross between a duck and a giraffe.

Jacksonville, is receiving large numbers of alligator skins from up the St. John's river at $4 apiece. "Are rattans necessary in schools?" is a quastion that worries the Indiana folks. A California man was thrown out of bed by the earthquake. He doesn't consider it a fair shake.

A lady, in instructing her daughter in the use of the needle, said "As I tell you to so sew but do not merely so so." Coal of good quality, and it is supposed in large quantity, has been discovered at Wythe ville, Va. Spiclhagen, the famous German novelist, is at work upon a history of journalism in Germany. Americans in Berlin have fprmed the Columbia base ball club, which uses as a ball ground a field accorded them by the crown prince of Prussia. There are 3,00 languages spoken in the world, and its inhabitants profess more than different religious. A vegetarian being asked what would restore a fading moustache to its original color, briefly responded, "Diet." The mortal remains of 117 steamboats lie on.

the bottom of the Arkansas river. The cost of the illustrations in the Dore Bible was It is asserted that a fresh boiled lobster eaten by an inebriate is a potent agent iu restoring him to soberness. An Illinois man lately insisted on cancelling with a dollar bill a debt of six and a quarter centB, with interest for forty years. The noblest work of Illinois, that man. It is announced that Detroiters who fearhy drophobia are donning their Summer trowsera of sheet iron.

New Orleans lias a pretty French girl who gives fencing lessons. Her pupils are legion, and she will soon have millions for de fence. OFFICIAL LIST OF LETTERS. Published in the Brooklyn Dally Baffle Under the Law of Oongrew giving the Publication of the List of Letters to the Newspaper flaring the Lav es Circulation Persona caUtnff for lesbwa ftdrerHecd wMl me Urn and fftotlitate the pnbUo btuiftera by mentioning the foot that tho letter for bu been "avertfod." naming data tiw fiiULH in whloh tbe ftdTrtiemeat appeared. LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST OFFICES AT BROOKLYN, STATE OF NEW YOBK, ON SATURDAY EV'G, MAY 11, 1872.

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Ward Ohas WorkOuasT WelBh Kdani Woodman Geo Ward Geo WatkinsGeo Walsh Jas Walsh Jno Whltmoro Jos or Sidney Wilson Jno Walsh Jno Whltbread John Worthon fiOwistJ Wood Luther Winanti Matthew Williams Miles Jr Ward Patk WhUtfMOySW i Wilson Warnor Dr Wm Wftithman WotegWG Williams Wm RrloksonWm rinsning i Rx Mallen Jno press Fnlton av lM FarrnrA Trofts Font A Worn Fuller Jb tniimMi Col Fries Mr Francis A Flabuvan David From Edward Freeman Henry Farie Jaok Forrester Field Flnon Nicholas Plyun Patrick Ferguson IS Junlr Jno Myers Jas Moog Jno Mahon Murphy Monohan Mitchell Saml Morrison DrTC Mason UaHhRD Wm Jk CArn.Vouths' McCort Andrew Yeoman 8 CouUagh Yatos Jno GowanGeoW Yerks Thos Tienan Yeoman Wm 8AMUHL BOOTH, Postmaetex. THE HAIR ATCHELOR'S HAIB la aplendld Hair Dr tte byn txno and perfect be; harmless, relUDie, instanranBoua: no, ffimatSSESt: no 'ridloolona tlnta: remodles the Ul ef foot Of had dret lnvlgoratoa anq wares ine nair son apu tWanUfnTblaAaSid brewn. Sold by all druggist and par rnmere. and properly applied at Y.ii rt Fh hlr soft aait fomcre, and properly applied i BATCHELOIl'S Wl Faotarr 1(1 Bind st, tT. V.

hiTl8toTfaBtTn VAW) HEADS bo oorered with a pleca eiaotrr atted to the bald apot, so nerfeet. and with work ao ingenionsbr oontrlrad, aa tet Janil ftm the the haS helnj? eiictlr of the same shade aid texture ae tho growing halrv VT. 1. tl, nannnl ha otArtjlll mcs are IwuDu. wv BAM8 OKOBBBATKD WIU HAC CKD WIG FAOTQHV, 09H4 i NawVott aMfU ifi wsatu ibliahed ever After.

and 83 Fnlton street. Boon In the Kagie viSLSifpdto city subscribers every evening, at iJCfTt Mr week, payable to. toe camera. Ind the Kaole is admittedly the exponent of the local tn anadvertHng medium, therefore, the Ragle Is un fit afforda a larger and mora concentrated circulation for iae same mono iuu auj vuva fkd' RATKS FOR ADVERTISING. SOLID AGATE MEASUREMENT.

Ordinary advertisements, 10 cente per line eaeh Insertion. Business Notices, 2d page, 25 cents per line each insertion. 4th tiikta. 15 cents DBr line each Insertion. focal NoticeB, 3d page, 50 cents per line each insertion.

'ravel ana inBtrUCUOn, iU ceaw per hub rauu lusoruuu. Discount of 5 per cent, for 36 insertions in 1 month. Discount of 10 per cent, for 78 insertions in 3 months. Discount of IS per cent, for liW insertions in 6 months. Discount of 25 per cent for 312 insertions in 12 months.

ransom en ts 20 cents per lino net each insertion. ectures. Meetings, iu cents iwruuouot oauu tion. Pen WnTTMT nv Sit Liver OR LESS. jost and Fotind, 75 cents 1 time, and 50 conts each subse quent insertion.

"or Sale and To Lot, 75 cents 1 time, and 50 cents each sub sequent insertion. oardinp, 75 cents 1 time, and 50 cents each subsequent in arflnn Bvante, 75 cents I time, and 50 cents each subsequent lnser .0 conts por line In excess of fJ lines, and if Inserted every Otner ay, or less ma Bums pnoe each insertion. Situations Wanted, 25 cents each insertion. tlauift Notices, $1.00 each Insertion. Ueaths.

$1.00 each insertion. Sabbath and Religious, 50 cents each insertion. And 10 cents per line in excess of 6 linos. Terms Cabh in Advance. Brooklyn, January 1, 1871.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OE EVEBY DESCRIPTION, LITHOGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, 8TERKOTYPING, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING, BOOKBINDING DONE IN EVERY STYLE. MAMMOTH POSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Address BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. AUCTIONEGKS. UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD furniture, and other effects removed for convoni mcB Bale THOS.

W. LINDSAY, Auotronoer. will sell tl41 Court st, nutr Atlantic 8t, on THURSDAY, May 16, 10 o'clock, parlor, dining room and other furniture, luted ware, fine cutlpry, Av. Sale positive. myll 4t A MARKS, AUCTIONEER, WILL IxVt soli tbe balance of Gregory's stock, consisting of n.

large assortment of French real and thread laces, Bill boiled nnrl irmn armin ribbons. mal natrinh fori thorn, rnnl Valoniiemics laco handkerchiefs, thread lace parasol toverfs real umny lace sleeves, collars, cutis, c. oaie to THURSDAY, May 9, at 2 P.M., and continue tach dav and evpnins until tbe entire stock Is disnOBed of. For convenience of salo goods have been removed to the lacious store no. mo uiton st.

near uouru a. oianao, uctioneer. has tbe SDacious room. No. 33S Fulton it, and Is now ready to receive consignments of furniture ind merchandise of all kinds: uoraonal attention slven to sales of household furniture at private residences, or mor chandise atstoreB.

mylQlit" IB WM. COLE. COLE MURPHY, Auctioneers, oaiesroom, hH ruitonsu THURSDAY, May IS, at 12 o'clock. AUCTION SALE WITHOUT RESERVE, OF 170 VACANT LOTS AND 3 HOUSES AND LOTS AT PARKVILLE, ON THE CONEY ISLAND ROAD. TU UK SOLD UN THE rnrJmlOriH, Parkvillo 1b tliTpn niiHrtrn of a mile from Prosnect Park.

w5 minutes from CityHall, by horao railroad every 8 minutes, ami is uie most prosperous anu Destiny Tillage in me suburbs of Brooklyn. GOOD STORES, CHURCH AND SCHOOL HOUSE. This will be the first sale of lots at auction ever made at this place, and offer great inducement to those with small means desirous of obtaining a home. On the property is a two story and French roof frame dwelling, 30x36, cellar, with 18 inch stone wall, and one two story and brick basement dwoltlng, 22x32; wator in basement, marble mantels, Ac. LOTS WILL BE SOLD SINGLY OR IN PLOTS AS DESIRED.

ONE HALF OF THE PURCHASE MONEY CAN RE MAIN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE FOB 3 YKAKo. Snecial cars will leavn the corn or of Smith at. and Fnlton av, on the day of sale at 10, 10:30 and 11 o'olook, and return atconolusion of the sale. FREE TICKETS forthe round trip can be had at the office of COLE A MURPHY, Auctioneers, 379 Fulton st, MapB are now ready. my6 9t TUESDAY.

May 14, At710 o'clock, at the Club, House, cor. of Third stand rum av. I XT it i tt i nnnTL' DimOT TtnTW Brusaeui and 3 ply carpets, oilcloths, hall and stair carpets billiard table (Griffiths) with balls, ones, Ac also set pool balLs.black walnut Buffet, ex. tables and chairs, 3 dozen and a half arm chairs in black walnnt and irilt. bronzes.

I oil paintings and engravlDg.refrigeratorjGlass and cutlery, office tables. Bedsteads and bedding, 2 Baltimore heaters, Jutcnen range, cnanueiiers etc. myiu jc Kur ti.au a. may id, At 12 o'clock at Salesroom. ORANGE ST The 2 story, basement and attic frame I house.

No. 53 Orange at, lot 28 ft 9x100 ft, house 22x30 filled in with briok, 3 story brick extension 12x18, gas and water inrougoout. WALWORTH st 2 fltorv.trame house. 20x25 wither I tension 13x15, No. 50 Walworth st, 223 ft, north of Park av, lot 25x100, stable In rear, house new and well furnished, one half of tbe purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage.

Maps at Salesroom. mylO 4t Yt EtUMtZOVA. may 10, At o'clock, at Salesroom. HnnSRHOT.D FURNITURE. Blaok walnut and ma hogany parlor furniture, black walnut and enameled chamber furniture, dining tables and chairs, bureaus, marble toptablos, wash stands, bedding, Brussels and Ingrain carpets, one square grand Arlon piano, ono molo deon, and jteneral assortment of furniture.

myll 8t S. QUI1IBY, AUCTIONEER. umce, aoi aiontagne st. WEDNESDAY, May 15, At 10 oclock A. at 98 First place, orner Court at.

HANDSOME F1TRNITURB Rosewood Darlor suit. covered with hmcatfllln. blaok walnnt Darlor Bait, chamber and dining room farnitnre, pier glasses, Brussels and ln grain carpets, ana mcnen ware. myn COLE, AUCTIONEER. Commercial Exchange, No.

380 Fulton street, opposite the my a iy uny nan. nrooKiyn. FRIDAY. Mav 17. at 12 M.

At the Commercial Exchange, No. 389 Fulton st, opposite ww city rtau, nrooiciyn. Nnn Mfi AND 2S8 WYCKOFF STREET. 3 story.hiarh basement and subcellar brick houses with iron French roofs. 13 rooms.

3 marble mantels, bath, etc. Sale positive hyordorof the Court. WEDNESDAY, May 29. At 13 at the Commercial Exehange, No. 389 Fnlton opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn.

360 PROSPECT PARK LOTS, on Coney Island road. Prospect, Gravesend. and Greenwood avs, being the estate of Thomas Murphy, deceased, in the town af for sale fay order of the Supreme Court, under irectton of II enry J. Cullen, Referee. Coney Island road is 100 feet wide.

Prospect avenue is 100 feet wide, and la a continuation nf Middle street, and leads to the Grand Boulevard. Gia vesend a Is 100 feet wide, andleaas direct to Prospect Park Fair uronnas ana coney isiana. The terms are so reasonable (70 ner cent, on morteasre) that they bring these lots within the reach of almost every pqqy wuo aesires a gooa aome, Tbe atreeta axe Doing laid out and graveled and are adopted by Che Commlsseners. Maps are now ready at the office of the Referee, No. 160 Broadway, New York, and No.

879 Fnlton st, Brooklyn; also, at the office of the auctioneer. No. 399 Fulton st, Brooklyn. MONDAY, May 13, At 11 A. M.

at the Commercial Exchange, No, 389 Fulton i a it. nu ur it 1 i.j Bl, UUUUB1L I LIU UK) llOll, 1J1UUBIIU. STRAWBERRY BASKETS AND CRATES, by order of tne asstgnee in Bankruptcy, ai.uou nasicets, pints ana quarts, 77 crates different sizes. Terms cash. my96t TOSHPH H33GEMAN CO.

MONDAY, May 13, At 10 o'clock, A. M. CONTINUATION OF SALE OF CARPETS, Ac About 200 Velvet and Brussels Carpets not on catalogue, after which the balance of the printed catalogue. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER. MONDAY, May 13, At 12 Eichango Salesroom, 111 Broadway, N.

Y. 200 SPLENDID LOTS, THE BALANCE OF THE CURTIS ESTATE. Situated at RICHMOND HILL, L. I. Ib under direction of Messrs.

MILLER, STOUTENBURGH 4 PECKHAM. SALE POSITIVE. Terms unusually liberal. 70 ner cent, on mortgage for three years. m9 at JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER.

GRAND MAY DAY FESTIVAL OF Mirth, melody and money making seen In merry May, at Maspeth, on the green. GREATEST CHANCE FOR SPECULATION YET OFFERED ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED SALE, By order of Trustee. TWO HUNDRED MOST DESIRABLE LOTS The finest and bost in the Village of MASPETH, I WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, at 2 o'clock P. sharp. FREE EXCURSION AND FREE BANQUET, Enlivened by the sweet music of GRAFULLA'S BAND.

ECONOMICAL, ACCESSIBLE AND DELIGHTFUL HOMES, Situated between the South Side and Flushing Railroads, near to every place, yet jnst far enough to escape high prices. Only le minutes from Thirty fourth st; only 85 minutes from CityHall But jnst outside the City Limits. TAXES ARE MERELY NOMINAL. At ttie same time, horse railroads are laid to all the Brooklyn ferries, and, in a short time, a station will bo had on each steam railroad, giving communication every half hour to Hunter's Point. SALE ABSOLUTE, TITLES PERFECT, TERMS EASY! Seventy per cent, remains on bond and mortgage twe years.

Or purchasers may have option of easy MONTHLY PAYMENTS. THI8 CHANCE MAY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN Take cars South Side Railroad, South Eighth stroet, WUliamsbnrgh, 1 o'clock P. M. SALE, 3 o'clock P. M.

Get Free Excnrslnn Tickets, Maps, 4c, at office of ERE. JOHNSON, Auctioneer, my95t No. 25 Nassau st, N. Y. PARTITION AND EXECUTOR'S SALE S.

J. GOODENOUGH, Auctioneer. By GOOD. ENOUGH 4 WEBER, office No. Ill Broadway, N.

will Bell at public auction on THURSDAY, May 16, 1872, at 12 o'clook, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, N. 47 choice lots In Brooklyn 9 lots on the northeast corner of Nostrand av. and Baltic st 25 lots on McDonongh, De. catur and Bainbridge Ets, between Rold and Patchen avs 13 lots on the northeast corner of the Fourth av. boulevard and Carroll St.

Terms very liberal. Maps and particulars at the office of the Auctioneers, 111 Broadway, N. Y. my7 fit' TnThA WALTERS, THOMAS AUG I Uoneers, Real Estate and Insurance Agents. Brooklyn Salesroom, 391 Fulton st, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn.

Particular attention paid to furniture and outdoor Bales. Brooklyn dry Securities, Stocks and Bonds boujrht, sold and negotiated; also, Western Railroad Stocks and Bonds bousnt and sold fel3 ly On WHDVESDAY and THURSDAY, May li and 16, At 11 A. M. and7jP. the large store No.

35 Co art tract, near City Hall. Taken for the mirpote of this sale, which win be one of he moat attractive sales of magnificent Roman Etrascan and Pompeiian vasei, tazzas, fruitfand flowerlstands, card receivers, etc. also, the finest collection of superb alabai ter KronpS)Statntt8 evsr exhibited In this country, to be old positive, without reserve. The goods will be placed tn the store on Monday and opened on Tuesday, the 14tfa last; there will be an exhibition of the same free to all yon are Invited to examine for yourselves. The particular attention of those wishing to adorn thoir residences with choice and beautiful worts of art ii especially reqaeated; catalogues can be had on application.

Don't fall to attend this sale. myll at VOU CAR BUY A LOT OUR GRBAT BALK, On TUESDAY, May 14, For what it will cost for one month's rent in the city, and have plenty of time to pay It in. Yon can go to the plate very half hoar. Fare about same as oar or omnibus. The lots we do not wish to occupy space in describing.

They will recommend themselves. This being our first sale yon will have first choice. Come and see them, it will cost yon nothing have a collation listen to maiio, by GRAFULLA'S SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND, Anrt. tf vnti htvvA r.irmn nrftnamd. will rntiirn refrained and the owner of one or more lots that will yield the highest klnu of compound interest.

Remember train leaves Llbor yj (OelRailroad N. at 11 A. BRa.No"f&ee.t; R.L WILLIAMS 00.7 Broad ray, M.Y.,ana uaobh id uuiukuu; umuaij WlrVES. LIQUORS, dec. OBMOVAL.

tt IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FIRST CLASS WINES AND LIQUORS, beg to notify their customors and the public that they HAVE REMOVED from their old stand, 58 Fnlton st, where they had bBen located for more than EIGHTEEN YEARS, to tho spacious building NO. 69 FULTON NEW YORK, whore they have made extensive improvements, and possess facilities for the transaction of business far superior to thosn formerly at their command. Thair stock, to which additions are continually be Iff WINES AND LIQUORS, FANCY GROCERIES AND HAVANA CIGARS, ALL THE FAVORITE BRANDS OF BRANDIES, (VINTAGES FROM 1795 TO 1868 INCLUSIVE), IMPORTED IN CASKS OR CASKS: ALSO, GINS, PORTS. MADEIRAS, CLARETS, HOCKS, CHAMPAGNES. We keep on hand a large stock of all the finest American still and SPARKLING WINE, one of tho soundest, purest, and bost wines now grown.

They are specially appointed agenta of Pleasant Valley Wine Co. for this market for their Still Wines, and can supply it by the gallon, barrel, or fifty barrels, at popular prices, with liberal discount to tho trade. Our stock ot Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, of every notable brand, is also unsurpassed, and we aro prepared to fill any order, from one bottle to 500 bbls, at acceptable rates. N. B.

PRICES OF LEADING ARTICLES: Piper Heidsieok, 822.60 currency Bass, or Scotch Ale, 81 80 gold (original packages) Dublin and London Porter, 81.60 to SI.80 gold (original package). WALL PAPEB. FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ROLLS WALL PAPER CHEAP, ALL WARRANTED PERFECT. WHITB BLANKS, 100 Rolls and over 9c. 20 Rolls and under IOo.

GOLDS 10 to 600. GOLD BORDERS 76c. to 81 30. PLAIN SATIN PAPER 10 20c. TINTED PAPBiin 20c.

JAMES M. LYON. Agent, myS WSPRUOK Sl' N. In TTH rT KAOXaS. 1.

11. (Ill UU1UU U1IUUKUUUV 1JI. west, unr express matter Is transported on fast passeri. Ser express trains, and our facilities aro unsurpassed for )e prompt delivery of all kinds of freight. paokaTse, money, bullion.

Jewelry and all valuables, Also, collect notes, drafts, and aooonnts with promptness. All goods taken to New York free of oharge. dellly CENTRAL RAILROAD OE NEW JERSEY, Passenger and Freight Depot In New York, foot of Liberty street. Connects atSomorville with8onth Branch at Hampden Jnnotlon with the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad at Phillipsbnrg with the Lehigh and Susquehanna Division; ana at Easton with the Lehigh Valley Railroad and its oonneotions, forming a direct line to Pittsburg and the West, without change of ears; also to Contra! Pennsylvania and New YorkState. ALLKNTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Commencing January 10, 1872. Leave New York as fol lows: 6 A. M. For Flemtngton, Easton, Bethlohern, Bath, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.

Flttston, Mahauoy City, Mt. Carmel, Hasleton, Tunkhannock, Towanda, Waverly, Bolvldore, 4o. 8A.I. For Easton, Connoots at Junction with J. L.

9A M. WKBTEItN EXPM8B, daily (except Sundays), for Easton, Allentown, Harrishurgh and the Wes Connects at Somerville for Flemlngton; at Phillipsburg with Lehigh and Susquehanna Division for Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Scranton, WHllamsport, Erie, 4o. at Easton with Lehigh Valley Railroad for Mauch Chunk. 10:80 A M. Way Train for Somerville.

18:80 P. M. For Fleraingten, Easton, Allentown. Mauch Chnnk, Mahanoy City, Hazleton, Wilkesbarre, Reading, Columbia, Lancaster, Ephrata, Pottsville. Harrisburgh, 4o.

2:15 P. M. For Easton. Connects at Phillipsburg with Lehigh and Busq. Division for Bath, Allentown, Wilkesbarre and Sorantbn, and at Easton with Lehigh' Valley R.

for Allentown and Oatasauqua at Phillipsburg for Belvidere. 3:20 P. M. For Plalnfield. 4.

P. For Easton. Allentown and Mauch Chunk. Con neots at Jnnotlon with D. L.

and W. R. R. 4 :80 P. M.

For Somerville and Flemlngton. 6 P. M. For 8omerviUe. 6:30 P.

M. For Plalnfield. 5:46 P. M. Cincinnati Expbkbs, dally, for Easton, Bethlehem.

Allentown, Reading, Harrisburgh, Pittsburg, Chicago and Cincinnati 6 P. M. For Somerville. 7 P. M.

For Somerville. 7 :30 P. M. (Eniigrant) For Easton. P.

M. For Plafnfield. 11 :20 P. M. For Plalnfield.

For Elizabeth 6:00, 6:30, 7:15, 7:45, 8:00. 9:00, 9:15, 10:00, 10:30, 11:46, A. M. 12:30,1:00, 200,2:15,3:00, 8:20, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 6:16, 5:30, 5:45, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 7:45, 8:20, 9:00, 10:30, 11:20, 12:00 P. M.

Tickets for the West can be obtained at the office of the Central Railroad of Now Jersey, foot of Liberty New York, and at the principal hotels and ticket offices In New York City. R. E. RIOKER, Superintendent. H.

P. Baldwin, General Passenger Agent. au'J ly XfEW York and new haven rail ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING, MAY 22, 1871. Passenger Station in Now York, cornor of Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue. Entrance on Twenty seventh street.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK For New Haven and Bridgeport, 7:00, 8:00 11:80 A. 12:16 3:00 3,46,4:30, 6,30 and 8:00 P. ForMUford, Stratford, Fairfield, Southport and West port, 7:00, 11,30 A. 3:45, 4:30, and 4:30 P. M.

"ForSouth Norwalk, 7:00, 8:00 9:00, 11:30 A. M. 12:16 8:00 3:46, 4:30, :30 and 8:00 P. M. For Darlen, 7:00, 9 KX), 11:30 A.

M. 3 :16, 4,30, 5,30 and 6:30 P.M. For Stamford, 7:00, 8,00 9:00, 11:30 A. 13:16 3:45,4:30 4:46, 5:30, 6:30, 7:15, 8:00 P.M. For Greenwich and intermediate Stations, 7:00, 9:00, 11:30 A.

2:15, 3:45, 4:45,5:30, 6 7 :15 P. M. Sunday Mail Train at7 P. for Boston via both Springfield Line and Shore Line. CONNECTING TRAINS.

For Boston via Springfield, 8 A. M. 3:00 and 8:00 P. M. For Boston via Shore Lino, 12 :15, 8,00 P.

M. For Hartford and Springfield, 8:00 A.M.; 12:15, 3. 00 and 8:00 P.M. For Connecticut River Railroad, 8,00 A. M.

12:15 P. to Northampton, and 3:00 P. to Montreal. For Hartford, Providonce and Fishkill Railroad, 8,00 A. 12:16 P.

M. For Shore Line Railway. 8:00 A. M. to Norwloh and Providence, 11:15, 3:00, to New London and Norwloh 8:00 P.M.

For New Haven and Northampton Railroad, 8 :00 A. M. 8:00 P. M. to Northampton aud Willlamsburgli.

For New Havon, Mlddletown and Willimantio Railroad (Air Line) 8 A. and 3 P. M. For Housatonio Railroad, 8KM A. and 3 P.

M. ForNaugatuck Railroad, 3:00 A. 4 .00 and 4:30 P. to Waterbury. For Danbnry and Norwalk Railroad, 7:00 A.

12:16 and 4 :80 P.M. For New Canaan Railroad, 8:00 12:15 and 4:30 P. M. Commodious Sleeping Car attaohed to 8:00 P. M.

Train, and also to Sunday Mall Train on either lino. Drawing Room Oar attached to the 8 A. M. and P. M.

Trains. Passengers oan procure Tickets to any points reached over this road at the Depot of tho New York and New Havon Railroad, cornor Tweuty seveth fitreet and Fourth avonuo also at the Offloes of the New York Transfer Company, (Dodd'B Express), No. 944 Broadway and No. 1 Court Btreet, Brooklyn and by leaving suitable notloe, can have their baggage called for and cheoked from residence to destination. se20 ly JAMBS H.

HOYT, Snperintendent. JOUTH SIDE R. R. OF L. I.

WDSTRR ARRANGEMENTS. Commencing OCTOBER 30, 1871, from Roosevelt and Grand street ferries, New York. 8:30 A. Mall for Patohogue. 10:00 A Accommodation to Babylon.

880 P. M. Express to Patohogue. P. M.

Accommodation for Isllp, through to Patohogue on Saturdays. 6:30 M. Babylon Accommodation. 6 :30 M. Accommodation for Merrick.

The 8:00 and 10:00 A. and 3:30 and 6:30 P. M. trains connect at Valley Stream forRookaway and Hempstead. ja2tf O.

W. DOUGLAS, Superintending FJIHE TELEGRAPH DISPATCH AND INTELLIGENCE COMPANY, IN CONNECTION WITH THE EUROPEAN AND EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH AGENCY, AND THE WALL 8TREET FINANCIAL NEWS BUREAU. CHIEF OFFICES AT No.15 Wall street. New York. J.

J. KIERNAN 4 Agents. No. 9 Royal Exchange Buildings, London. J.

MACLEAN, Agent No 4 Welleeley place, Calontta. J. S. LIVERMORB 4 Agents. No.

17 Church Gate street, Bombay. D. AGAR, Agent. PASSENGERS' TELEGRAMB. Passengers oan noUfy their friends of their safe arrival or of any accident occurring on the voyage at greatly re dnoed prices.

A. T.l.nr.m Hnftnt. on Via nrnnamd tnnn the DaaSBUfiter clerks of all the prfeicipal steamship lines, or at above novw luasiu fttMUaulatptk. A A.WHITE STAR LINE. "NEW.

YORK. CORK AND LIVERPOOL. NEW AND FULL POWERED STEAMSHIPS. THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD CELTIC, ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC. tons burden 3,000 h.

p. each. SaUlngfrom New York on SATURDAYS, from Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and Cork Harbor the day following. From the White Star Dook, Pavonla Ferry, Jersey Olty. Passenger accommodations (for all classes) unrivallod, oomblnlng SAFETY.

SPEED AND COMFORT. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms In midship Beotion, where least motion Is felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany those steamers. RATES Saloon, $80 gold. Steerage, $30 ourrenoy.

ThoBo wishing to send for friends from the Old Country oan now obtain Bteerage prepaid certificates, $33 ourrenoy. Passengers booked to or from all parts of America, Paris, Hamburg, Norway. SwedVro, India, Australia, China, eto. excursion uckots grantoa at lowest rates. Drafts from XI upward.

For Inspection of plans and other information, apply at Broadway, opposite City Hall. New York. ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY lu ABU rnum uuaouuti uuu Pn.an0niiHnnlriuiinni1 forwsrdod to and from all Rail way Stations in Great Britain, Ireland, Gormany, Norw iv, Sweden, or Denmark, and America, as safely, spoodily, comfortably and oheaply. as by any other route or line. She new departures pbom 0la80ow.

ifhom new yobk. June 1 ANOLIA May 11 Sat June 8 INDIA May 18 June 16. IOWA May 13 June 16 TRINACR1A Sat, May 25. And an extra Bteamor overy WEDNESDAY, from Piar rW of PAYABLE IN CURRENOY, I'U 1.1 liii.l.iuu iii ii. i FIRST CABIN.

$85 and $75, according to location. FYfiiTUSiON TiCKKTS. (good for 12 months), soonrlng bost accommodations, $130. Intermediate, (boa AT TtTcrvTTCKD RATES can bs bought here by those wishing to send for toelrfrleuds. DRAFTS ISSUED PAYABLE ON PRESENTATION.

Apply at tne uompany umces, nowung ureau, n. x. HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, a a tt "inJ I7V OCfi at Tl rvVIun 17 IT PUFFER, 20 Court St. Brooklyn. ap5 ly rlUNARD LINE THE BRITISH AND vniTH AMHttTCAN TtOVAT.

MAIL STEAM SHIPS Between Now York and Liverpool, calling at Algeria! saLa May 8 A.M. Parthla, sails' May 18, at IP. M. Calabria sails May 86, at 3.30 P. M.

Abyssinia sails Juno 1, at 1P.M, nAl BO Ul' rADOAUU. Cabin. 880. S100. nd91S0.

gold, according to accommo dation. Return tioketa'on favorable terms. Stoorage, $30 currency. Steerage tlokets from Liverpool and Queens town and all parta of Europe, at lowest rates. For freight and' cabin passage apply at the Company's offlco, 4 Bowling Green, N.

Y. For steerage passage, apply at 111 Broadway, lilnlty Building, N. or at United States Express Offioe, 2 Court st, Brooklyn. ia24 IvTuThftS TNMAN LINE I FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Royal Mall Steamers aro appointed to sail as follows: CITY OF WASHINGTON May 9, 7 A.

CITY OF Saturday, May 11, 8 A. M. CITY OF BRISTOL Thursday. May 16, 12 M. CITY OF MONTREAL Saturday.

May 18, 2 P. M. CITY OF Thursday, May23, 2P. M. CITY OF BRUBSRL8 Saturday, May 26, 8 A.

M. And eaoh succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from Pier 45. North River. ..11 .1.1 v. .111.11.

..11 First Cabin 76, old. Steerage; 890, currency. Pitdanntrnra nlhn fnrwnrftllit tn PxHa. Havre. Hambunr.

SwedenTNorway and' Denmark, at reduood ratos. Ticket can be bought here at moderate ratos by persona wishing to send for their frionda. For further information apply at tho Company's office. JOHN G. DALK; Agent, 16 Broadway, N.

P. tHiVYKiiLi, iu isrooKiyn. jyi N. B. Brooklyn office open until 9 P.

M. TATIONAL LINE. iSteamors weekly to and from Liverpool and QueenBtown. Leaving Liverpool eveiy WBDNKSD AY. IavingOueenstown every THURSDAY.

Loavlng New York every fJATURDAY. Cabin passage to Liverpool or onrrency; steerage passage to Liverpool or Queenstown, $28; from Liverpool or QneenstowD, $32. For further Information apply to M. H. DOHERTY, 16 Hamilton av; D.

S.QUIMBY, 201 Montague at; or to F. W. J. HURST, Manager, No. 69 Broadway, N.

Y. The steamers of this line are the largest in the trade. my8 lyj XIORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAM 131 SHIP COMPANY. The Steamship NFW YORK, Captain F. Klugklst, will sail on TUESDAY, May 7.

TROM BREMEN PIER, FOOT OF THIRD HOBOKEN, FOR SOUTHAMPTON. To followed by the Steamship RHBIN. Captain J. O. Meyer, on SATURDAY, May 11.

RATES OF PASSAGE. Payablo in gold or its equivalent In ourrenoy. $120 Second Cabin 72 Steerage For freight or passago, apply to PDKLRIOH8 4 2 Bowling preen, N. Y. aul2tf NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

Tl THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC OOMPANrES' MAIL HTEAMHHira UKTWKKH dsn XUrtri. HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST. The Bptendld vessels on this favorite route for tho Continent will sail from Pier No. 60, North River, as follows: WASHINGTON, Boussan Saturday. May 4 VILLE DB PARIS.

Surmont Saturday. May 18 PBRBIRE, Danre Saturday, Jnno 1 ST. LAURENT, Lemalre Saturday, June 15 Price of passage in gold (including wine) to Brest or Havre First oabln $125 1 Second cabin $75 Excursion tloketa at reduced rates. Those stoamera do not oarry Bteerage passengers. American travelors going to or returning from the OonU.

nentof Europe, by taking the steamers of tan "no. avoid both transit by tho English railroad and tho dUoomfor ta of crossing tho Channel, beside saving time, trouble anil ex joTlyOEORGE MoKENZIBAgont, 68 Broadway, N.Y. TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION BRrVlSH ANDFORHION KXOHANGK AGENOIruB, 86 SOUTH ST, NEW YORK. Worin. by the Liverpool and Mississippi Stoamship Line, saUlng woekly.

Drafts and oxobange Messrs. Presoott, Groto 4 London, and Messrs. W. Tapsootf 4 Liver Pool, Issued at tho lowest rates, and payable lu any part of Great Britain and Ireland also, available In any part of tho Continont of Europe For further partlcuW ft ap27 lyTuTh48 86 South st, rf. Y.

TTNITED STATES MAIL LINE STEAM toQuewn.nydmol IDAHO Wednesday, May 15. MANHATTAN Wednesday, May 22. li North Rive? Cabin passage, goA Bteorago, $d0, Prepaid ftokets, $311, onmmoy. i il mm Han noy. tlambnrff, Norway and Sweden, Ac.

Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany, at lowest rates. Appto to WIXLIAMS 4 GUION, Broadway, N. or apltlly E. H. PUFFER.

20 Oonrt at, Brooklyn. CONDENSED IWI1YK. piANFIELD'S CONDENSED MILK. ROCKLAND MILKD ASSOCIATION. Offioe, 12 Nassau street.

Cheapest and beat Condensed milk only 280. per quart, while pure milk Is only IOo, per quart. After onoo giving YOU WILL USB NO OTHER. $600 will be paid to any popular ohemist, if, on analysing the milk in tho oondonaea or plain, is found anything but pure milk; or in the canned, anything bnt the best grauu 11 pu ARGEST FINB RETAIL STOOK or GENT'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, IN THE COUNTRY. BROKAW BROTHERS.

FOURTH OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE, LAFAYETTE PLACE, OPPOSITE ASTOR PLACE, NEW YORK. ap2S6WnTh4S TOHN CRAFT, MERCHANT TAILOR, S74 Fnlton at. Second bloak above City Hall, Brooklyn. Late of 94 Fnlton st, N. Y.

mh3 8mBTn4Th LADLES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHIL dren's cast off clothing, carpets, furs, jewelry, wanted for the Western States. By oalling or addressing a note to S24 Atlantio at, you will reoetve the highest cash price ana no miscajte. v. itwor. n.

Agent. my78tTnTh4B SOTICE NO. 7 BOERUM ST $5,000 worth of cast off clothing and carpets wanted; jht in small quantities, and compelled to pay the highest prices, aa we aro flllod with orders from Southern and western marjeets. rieasecauon or aaaress nftwt r. it 4 SON, near Cibr Hall.

Brooklyn; private entranco 6) Boerum st. mh5 6mTuTh4S RESIDENTS OP THE CITY OP BROOKLYN, also strangers visiting, will find it greatly to their advantage if they defer purchasing Clothiug until they examlno the assortment of Clothing, IN THE WAREROOMS OF A. ETCH CORNER OF FULTON AND PINEAPPLE Wo are our own manufacturers there is but ono profit added to the aotual cost of production based upon moderate profits. We ask the customer which do yon patronizo, this plan, or that whloh must bo adopted by niorchauta who buy ready made clothing in New York or elsewhere, pay oredit profits, freight home, 4c, and then cannot allow one garment whore we can twenty to select from IN MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Wo offer the most a traotlve assortment of stylish gar ments in Brooklyn. Wo ask your attention to the following: Wo exhibit tho largest Btuck of SprtDg Onjalmoro Pantaloons In tho city.

The fit porfoct tho style latest tho prioes reasonable. ONE THOUSAND SPRING OVERCOATS On the counters for May. All tho now oolors manufactured cxprcsBly for our own fashionable retail trado, thoy can bo found nowhere else. In or out of Brooklyn. IMPORTED CHEVIOT SUITS.

All the now mlxturos latest out fifty por ocnt. less than merchant tailors' pricos, equal in evory rospeot to custom work. SPRING AND SUMMBR SUITS. Dark Blaok and White Mixed Cheviots. $10.00 Light Blaok and White Mixed Cheviots 10.00 Dark Fancy and White Mixed Cheviot UOO Light Black and White Mixed Chovlots 14.01 Light Blaok and Whito Mixed Cheviots 19.00 Imported Chovlots, all Mixtures 18.00 Faiqy Striped Silk Mixed 18.00 Black Cloth Coats from $12.00 to 26.W Blue and Brown Coats from 12.00 to 20.00 Black Cloth Vests from 3.n0to 6.60 Blue and Brown Cloth Vests from 8.00 to 6,00 The publlo understands that onr goods are sold twenty per ocnt oheaper than any othor house in this olty.

mh298mTuThS A. KETCHUM. THAVEITHANSgOirjrAXlON, Steamboats. IjlALL RIVER LINE. I FOR BOSTON.

Via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER, 1873 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1872. The splendid stoamera BRISTOL, CP Agmmons, Leave alternately DAILY (Sundays excepted), From Pier No. 30, North River, foot of Chambers nt; the most dlreot route to Taunton, MidoMatam. Plymouth, (Jape Cod.

Nantuoket, New Bedford, Martha's Vinoyard, aud the floutn shore of Maasaohusetts, FREIGHT RECEIVED UP TO 6 P. M. mya ly M. R. SIMONS, Managing Director.

TOEOPLE'S LINE POR ALBANY. THE MT larsest and most magnlnoent rlvor steamers in the world. ThrST.JOHN.REW and DEAN RICHMOND. One of tho above steamers will leavo Plor No. 41, North Rlvor, every aJternopn (Sundays excepted) at 6 o'clock, arriving at ALB AN In tlm.jto couueoV with rail roadtralnsWest, Northand East.

RETURNING, leave tho steamboat lauding on the arrival of couUeptlng trains from tne Weat, North and East. Through tloketa can bo obtained at tho Offlco on the Wharf, at Dodd Express, 941 Broadway, and No. 1 Oonrt at, Brooklyn Baggage cheoked to its destination. If rclghtrooelvod until tho hour of departure. aula 8tn TONINGTON LINE FOR BUSTUW Aftif The New and Elegant Sldonhool Stoamors, RTnNINGTON AND NARRAGANSE1 ir.

ri. rn. Wm At Rnv Allan From Plor 88, foot of Jay Btreet, North Rlvor, at 5 P. dally, ARRIVING IN BOSTON AHEAD OP ALL OTHER LINES. Tickets sold and Staterooms secured at No.

319 Broadway, cornet of New Pearl street, and at Dodo's Express office. No. 944 Broadway, New York, and No. 1 Court street. Brooklyn.

Frelght'always as low as any other line. D. B. BABOOOK, President my26 tf 8tonlngton Steamboat Co. HE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT CHARLESTON.

8. THE. FLORIDA PORTS lusouAi, ittuiuujAX, Anu SATURDAY wosf, ana over me Olioraw, and all points road, and with steami this line one half ner cent, fxnnds mission. Bills of lading forrdshed and stonnt at the offloo. Local passenger and Irelght offloe.

No. ITT What st, oomer Warren. HENRY MORGAN4 Agenta. 1 Or through freight tariff or furthor inform stiou tn reference to through to BRNTEY General Agont, GroaV Southern. Freight I4e, 817 Broaot way, oocvThcwaA mhlSlj iwinui oonu ana south onneastem Kaurpad to Florenoe, on tho Oheraw and DarUugton Rall to Florida nnrfA fnrw.nioA fraa .1.