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INSTRUCTION. POLITICAL. THE LATEST NEWS. graoftlp (EWnrag 1 Star, Aaron Storer, Hendrickson and Minnie Suvdam. Sixth Ward Samuel Uaylis, A.

Baldwin, John Cattnack, John M. Doubleduy Rhodes, F. A. Fisher, 3. II.

Turner, Henry Taney and Charles Holt. Expatss Thaijis to Two I Express Trains are now miming on tliB Ilailtm dailr, betireeo Nw York and Arr.nsement, Bare maue to wlth fll, N- Y. Csctrsl, and through tickets are toed to th. I Wert, Nortliweat and Southwest. Ths Harlem JAMES COLE, AtJCTiONEta.

BV JAMES COt SOW. Omcf: No. 869 (Oo jujhhoia opp. to Crrr Hajx, Bboojcitjt. J.

C. A S.t will gire their personal atteotlVm to Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Furniture, BsJ at private Sale Loans Negociated on Boo aod Mortgage. WEDNESDAY. Octobkb 17.. 1 rJ At 13 o'clock M.

at the Merchanta' Excbaoge? U. Y. Fonitive ArtHiinjeiV Sale of 15 Valuable sUoto aui4 Gores in tlie 8th Ward, Brooklyn. Eleventh avenue aud TentU street. -3 lot oa the) N.

W. ourner. TVutlifitreet. 8 lots on the southerly iide, betw-MB TUESDAY, OCT. 16th.

Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Brooklyn Association for Improv ing the Condition of the Poor. IKTfcBBSTISO ANNUAL KKPORT STATISTICS THC POOH OFFICERS ELECTED TUe Seventeenth Annual meeting of this Society was held at 315 Fulton street, lust evening. George Hall, occupied the chair and there were fifteen or twenty of our most gubitantiul citizens present. Lotlicr Eainos, the Gonoral Agent, submitted the following ANNCAX BEPORT. EVESTRIMi'm ANNUAL KlJl'Onr OF TIIK BOAHD Or MANAUKKS (If THK BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMI-BOVIMO TIIK OK TUE POOR.

Another yeur Uaviiu rolled roumL it be comes the duty of (lie Hoard of Alanagurs of the Jirooklva AaaoctaUoa tor linunovtiiu lUe Uou it ion of the 1'oor, to report to the Aaiociatiuu the operations and trausactiotis of be Hoard for toe vear past, ucre lias been In the voluntary employ of tlie Association during toe lust vear one Uglily i i .1.. i. 1. i ureu anu eiuiT-igiii viaiuir wuo uave mime all the collections lor tue society, and audi tion, many of them hava devoted some portion of their time to visiting the sick the inlirin anu tho poor, for tula labor of love perform so tin.K'llislily they are entitled to our warm- si luanas. The services of seven local or ward agents were secured ami used during the severity of uiid-wiuter.

Tlio esiecial duty of the local agents is to obtain all necessary information iu relation ta applicants for aid, unci to such as need furnish the desired assistance. It is the design of the Association to aid all fur whom no other provision is made. Aud to do this with judicious humanity is a tak more onerous and difficult than many suppose, for it is not tlie intention of the Aaauciaiion to extend relief to the poor indiscriminately, but chiefly to the) following classes 1st. Indigent widows and deserted wives with young children, who in struggling to support and properly train their families are often overtaken by want and who bv a little timely and judicious aid inav thus be not only relieved from iKtsitive suffering, but often saved from degradation aud vice. 2d, Educated and oven accomplished females who have beeu reduced from comfortable 4'ircuuisiances to dependence and who now are without the ability to earn a support being nninstructed iu any useful art or employment and havs neither strength nor skill to engage In remunerative occupation.

3d. idiiws of mechanics or tradesmen onco in comfortable circumstances who have been reduced to poverty by the death or misfortune of the husband, having children aud perhaps aged fathers and mothers depending on thum lor support. Many of these are American born and are generally deserv iug commiseration aud 4 th. The sick, the bereaved and tho aired, who by their misfortunes nr unavoidable cir cumstances are brought to temporary want, hickueaa and death carrv unutterable sorrow wherever they enter, whether it be the hovels of the poor or the mansions of the otiu lent, but these afflictions are sadly aggrava ted by poverty, where there are none to pity or to succor. To furnish friendly and kindly aid to the above classes, and prevent incorrigublo mendi cants the willully improvident, the indolent, who Will Hot Work, Ulld all Who have claims OUSTWUHIV IUI BUlHlori, 1IUIII OlIUKIUIRg IUO funds of the Association, requires on the part oi distributors large-hearted kindness, quirk perceptive Judgment, untiriujj inilustry and uatiouee, without stint or measurement.

The distributing agents employed the last year Oy the Association wera all experienced in the business, and it is believed the work was never more faithfully performed. No known case of giifferini! was left unattended end canes of imposture if any were rare. ilia auvantiiKes gained by eniployiue; local agents to visit and distribnte, are many od eoaiuva. the mosl sanjjuino anticipations ill jts working are luliy reaiizeu. The receipts and disbursements for the year, accoruiue: to tun ueasuiera uouas, are as loi- Amount received Oi Amount HI BaUdcoou haud 50 05 The amount received and distributed the last year was loss than iu three or four of the preccesliug years, but labor lieing much better employed and tho funds distributed with mora judicious care, the amount was adequate for every kpown necessity.

The Association furnished provisions and rroeeriesoostiug TT 1,111 40 Bread sol 40 Clothing (mostly bed covering). l'-'i Shoes i i 3b 110 Paid 1U4 50 Paid to fedsem goods Irom pawn U4 09 Printing and advertising 13.1 10 Paid ruueral oxpensm 5 00 Ward audUeusral Agents 801 '25 HI Rants were psld, under direction of the President, in full or iu part for thirtv-six fam ilies, of which tiftcen were American, twelve intfliHh. three German, four Irish and two averaninn $3 7 to each familv. Clothing and furniture were redeemed from pawn for ten families American, three one English aud one Gerinau, averaging i 47 to each. The number of families assisted by your bouutv was nine hundred and twentv-eight.

of which 'i'J'J wera American, 186 English, 3 Irish, others V'J. Although less than one-third of the number assisted were American, yet they received full three-lifths of the whole amount, for in uearl every one of these families was sickness, death or permaucntpositive want; while with others emphatically with the Irish the want was temporary, many requiring only a little bread in times of storm or very severe wea ther. The nrominent causes of Dovertv. want. wretchedness and suffering which so fearfully abound in all our large cities have been so ful ly and trequeutly set forth in former reports that we deem it unnecessary to report them ban.

Let it suffice that there are hundreds of worthy families among us who must receive kindly assistance or die to many there is no alternative out cnanty, sucn as you uesiotv or absolute death. 1 is easy ta say, "no Ono need die from want, the pour bouse takes in and i provides for all who cannot provide for thuui-- But oh! can we not each of us call Political coinOiunications favoring candidates for office, and proceedings of meetings, must be paid for IK aovaHoa, Political Text Book for 1860, comprising a view of the Preadential Nomination and Elect ions, including all the National Platforms ever jet adopted. Also, a Hiatorv of the Struggle re specting Slavery in the Territories, and of the action of Congress as to ths Public Lands, with the most notable speeches and letters of Messrs. Lincoln- Douglas, Bell, Cass, Seward, Everett, Breckinridge, H. V.

Johnson, touching the questions of the day, and Returns of all Presidential Elections since 1936, compiled by Horace Greeley and John Cleavland. For sale at the Brooklyn Btab Office. Price, Ons Dollar. au-25 tf TTINGS CO. REPUBLICAN GEN- -IV KKAL (JOMMli iKK A Adjourned Hutt ing of this Committee will lie held at their Room, No.

Court-street, THIS KVENING, at 1 o'slock A full attendance is requested. SliTII B. COLE, J. N. Stkabnb, Secretary oclo It ATINTII AND ELEVENTH WARDS Ll The Filth Assembly District Ki-puhlican tulon will meet at Lna Mali, Myrtle avenue, cor.

Adelphi street, on TLtSDAY, ifith at IU oclock f. M. Addresses py joskfii iioxir, nd others. Singing by the Frairie Songsters. Unserved seats tor lames.

iome one come all 1 I WILLIAM M. MLCUMOKE, President. P. W. OaraiNinra, I nMtaries Jauas T.

KaaaNV, ocl6 2t CELEBRATE THE REPUBLICAN VICTOKY Banicib ltsroiu.icAN Club A Public Meeting of this Club will be held at the Wigwam, City Hall, on YVEUKtBlMV fc.Vr.N-INO, at 8 o'clock. Hon. Jajsiu HuimiRET, DTkWAKT WooiiKOBn, 8. M. Geiswoi.ii, Aud other Eminent Sneakers.

will address the meetiug. 11. 11. LB YEA, president. E.

B. SeoONku, Tuos. (i. Shbabsian, Bretanes. mK 3t Tub Vnion Must and Shall PaKsmvEU'' Uutison.

UNION NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE. Fob Conobkss Sboinu Distrkt, SAMUEL b. POWELL. oc8 te THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY, BALDWIN CHAPIAN, 6ru DISTRICT, Coniprlsing the 9th and 11th Wards. ocl3 lw' EM0CRATIC UNION NOMINATION.

FOB ASSKMBLY, Tiuan DisTnrfiT, (Fourth and Tenth Wards,) TI1EOPHILUS C. CALLICOT. ot-12 te IINC0LN HAMLIN AND HOME--J STEAD. Fine Steel Engravings ot AUKAI1AM LINCOLN, HANNIBAL HAMLIN, also tbe FIRST HOME or "IIombst Old Abe," By J. C.

Burnt one of the best Engravers in the country, Can be had at No. 106 Koora No. 13. Pbiok, Oni.v 2d Ck.nto Eauii. tf LIBERTY I LIBERTY! LIBERTY I LIBERTY I LIBERTY I I LIBERTY 1 1 1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEDALS ARE OUT I FREE TERRITORY FREE TERRITORY I I FREE TERRITORY I I OET AN ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEDAL I LET LIBERTY BE NATIONAL, ill SLAVERY SECTIONAL." NATIONAL LIBERTY 1 SECTIONAL SLAVERY 1 Every Republican enoiila have a LINCOLN CHARM in his vest pocket.

TRUE LIBERTY IS FREE TERRITORY FOR FREE PEOPLE. FREE TERRITORY I FREE PEOPLE 1 Medals are just bwued, with a LIKENESS OF HON. ABRAHAM LICOLN. To Me' VM? ou1 10 CENTS EACH. 10 CENTS EACH.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Il clubs will leave word at this Office, boys will be sent to their meetings to sell tluan. Send or ders to Linoolm ClUBUa," STABOllice, lei and 104 Orantre street. iel tf GENERAL ELECTION, BKK em, Iwjij. NOVEM- PLACES FOR HOLDING THE POLLS.

Is Common Counoil, 1 October 8, l8C0.f By Aid. Dattom i Resolved, That the Commis sioner of Repairs aud Supplies, under the direction of the Alderman of each ward, be directed to obtain suitable places for holding the Polls iu each Election District, and Inform the City Clerk, and that the same tie published in the city papers on or he-fore Saturday next, and that the places so selected are hereby designated as the places for holding the said Polls, the thereof not to exceed forty dollars for each Poll. In pursuance of the above resolution, the follow ing nave neen designated as tne places tor holding tne rolls at tue uenerai election, November c-tl 1300: FIRST WARD. 1st District S. E.

cor. of Columbia and Fulton sts, 2d No. 3 Atlantic street. 8KCOND WARD. 1st District Francis Markey's, cor.

Front and Main streets. 2d Andrew Crossen'a, cor. Pearl and York streets, niiitn WARn. 1st Districts Armory Building, Henry and Cran berry streets. id House ol Hose 11, Court street.

FOUBTII WARD. 1st District 4 Sands strei 2d Washington Hall, Adams street. 3d 41 Hegeniau's Auction Rooms, cor, Wil lotighby and Pearl streets. lit' I'll WARD. 1st District 27 Gold street.

2d N. E. cor. York and Bridge streets, 3d Webber's, S. W.

cor. Hudson av. aud Prospect street. 4th Baxter's, N. E.

cor. Gold and Tillary SIXTH WARD. 1st District Coal cor. Congress and Hicks streets, 2d Engine House, Hicks, near Degraw st. td Engine House, Van Brunt, between rresiuent anu uarrou Btreets.

UKVEMTU WARD. 1st Districts Engine House, Kent av near Myrtle, 2d Michael Martin, ciassou, near Lafay ette avenue. RIOHTU WARD. 1st District John Blair's, Third street, next cor. Ninth street.

N. cor. Niuthstrect and Third avenue, NINTH WARU. 1st District Ludwig Miller's, Myrtle avenue, near Norftraiid avenue. J.

B. Keller s. Three Mile House, Paul Neil Myrtle cor. Spencer street. TENTH WARD.

District D. O'Lesry, No. Fulton avenue. Slioenheim, Atlantic street, Wilson cor. Douglass and Court sts.

KI.UVKNT11 WAUll. District-172 Myrtle avenue. Cor. Myrtle av. and Raymond st, bIS Myrtle avenue.

4th 4fai Mvrtle avenue. N. side of Fulton cor. St, Felix st. 1st door in Fleet st.

from the cor. of DeKalb and Fulton are. 433 Fulton avenue. TWRI.rTU nixfrlet No. 4 Vsn Brunt street.

Haggerty s. Hicks near Hamilton avenue. TBIRTKEISTO WARD. District Stable on 3d st between South 3d and South 4th streets. Odeon, ath st between South 3d and South stn stmts.

No. 34 South 7th street. Washington Market, cor. South 6th and 4th streets. FOCBTKKNTU WARD.

District 76 North Sth street. 144 North 2d street. So Grand utreet. nrrrrTH ward. District 343 Grand street, near Union avenne.

434 Grand street, near Ewen street. aiXTRENTH WARD. District 2S1 South 4th street. Moserole street. George Kleinschnltz, S.

W. corner Hcholes and uraham in. 8. E. cor.

Uraham av. and Marshall st SKVINTFINTH WARD. District Bechtlof, Franklin, near India street. Kadel cor. Caiyer and Eckford sts.

EIOHTXXSTB WARD. District Jacob Morris, Cross Roads. NINETEENTH WARD. District Engine House, Clymer street. Attest! vj.

u. piaiitif, cie City Clerk. N. of the by New JL new RY, now W. No.

gu "DEOOKLYN INSTITUTE DRAW INfl CLASSES. MECHANICAL AND AR CHITECTURAL LASS, under the tuitioa of Prot. L. Paton, will commence on Monday, Oct. 1st, from to 9 P.

and will continue every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the season. Terms per $4 00 In advance. LANDSCAPE AND FIOURE CLASS, under the tuition of Prof. T. Monk, will commence on Tuesday, Oct.

Zd, from 1 to 9 P. and will con tinue every TUESDAY end FRIDAY EVENINGS during tlie season, erms per it- 00 In ad' vance. N. Prof. Monk's private on Tuesday and Fri day aiternoonfr at a o'clock.

se-'o I in COMMERCIAL EDUCATION of the HIGHEST ORDER, may he obtained at NU (JENT'd COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, over the Mechanics' Bank, in front of the City Hall, Brook lyn. The course comprises Book -Keeping, as applied to every department ot Trade and commerce, Arithmetic, Writing, Lectures on Commercial Law and Political Economy, the Customs and Usages of Merchants, Commercial Cnrrennnndenre, ivc. The graduates of this College have obtained the uignest standing lu tula great commercial community. Terms for the full Course, $-20. The College is open during the day and evening snd students may enter nt any time.

tseT Km I QUENCH INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG GENTLKMKN, No. 02 InviNu Paoe. butween i-uiton avenuH and lliuiHon place, Itrooklvn. The Courso of Instruction will embrace tin; studies preparatory to College or Biiginctw, and the Modern Lftiitnintrim. French In to be tho of the school, lie tall lenu cnmnifnoea Bcpt.

rfd. Cif culnrn can be obtained at the School, aud at Prof. A. de JOENOR, 10 niton Avenue. L.

J. 8IMONIN and T. P. CORBALLY, au2 1y Piincipalfl. UOOKLYN COLLEGE AND POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE, in bi'tween Court anu Iloeruiu.

The Full Term of thin Iiiftitnte will commence MONUAY, the lUth of ror tho education oi boyn oi ten years or atje and upward, thin Inbtitutiou preHenU unusual advan- tagfa. Iw Faculty conBwtfl of gentlemen pOrwessinif w- perior ahilities in their orotic ion, and in aided by a numeroiu corps of Coni)ettmt Iiiittructora. Ihe lnatitiite tdince will every ono, on m- Bpectiou, of the attention tlmt lia hettn given in iU courttruction to the comfort and health of pupHrj. racilitiea tor evmnaf'tic have been pro- Tided, and the aim of tlie Trusteed la to meet, aa far as potwible, requirement of the pupil, iu their men tal, moral and physical training. Attcution ia mvituu to the cutioLp.ie or the liiHtl- tute, published aunuully, and coiitiiiiiiiitr all needful iulormutiou a to conrae of ntudy, teriiw, can be had at Babcock's book-ntore, No.

240 Fulton wtruet, or by application to either of the under- mentioned Iruriteed Ibao II. FiiuTiiiNuu.vtf, Pros of the Board, (at the Naiwau Raulc, Brooklyn.) K. K. Marvm, M. ii.irnngton, J.

T. Martin, A. B. ftnylia, A. 8.

Burnet, L. B. Wynun, J. B. T.

J. B. Chittenden, Goo, A. ilarviri, B. Blvdenburgh, Jamee liow, A.

M. White, C. Kill 3m E. SouthwortU, S. Laudon, S.

JohiaiiO. Tow, Srcrotftry. fh(ancial. O1 FF1CE OF THE CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT OF BKOOKLVN, No. 1 Post Of fice Building, Montague-street, lirooklyii.

October Sth, WHO. APITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS SHARKS DOLLARS KACU The Citissmb' Gas Lioht Compant now offer to the People of Brooklyn FIFTY THOUSAND 1)01 UAKS of their Uapital StiK-k, being all that reniaius uiiiiub-vrined tor. 1 he lialanceol the Capital, MN UllMiRKO and FirTV Thodsand Dolubs, havin biu distributed among nearly seven hundred stock holders. Subscription hooks aro now open at the Ofline of tlai Couipauv, aud will remain open until the ltHli ol October, and no hilo aniilicatious ot iaruer capitalHis will n-t be refused. It is the special desire of the Comp-m that the small rernaiuing bllaLoe of their Capita otock sliall he dlxiioed ot among holdi-r-t.

Applications tor stock may aL-o be made to the I reinsurer, at the olhce ol btubhius Bloodgood, Noi Tt William-street, New-lurk. WILLIAM P. LIBBY, President. Jamrs H. Steiiuins, Treasurer.

KFFINGHAU II. NICUOLS.1 KDWAKD ANTHONY, Committee. AMI H. STL1IHIN8, ocS lot TVME SAVINGS BANK, OF BROOK- lyn, No 15 Court street, (Low Buiuiinos jiuiji A. tJitoon.

rreaidenr. HAROLD DOLLNEK, 1st Vice President jArloll SACKMAN, 2d Vice Pi-esideutf wax. n. LuwAivua, lreasiuer. TUUtiTKKESl Harold Pollner, Edwards V.

Fika, Jovial) O. Low, John Halsey, I. U. Frnthiugliarn, S. It.

ttu rling, Ellwood Walh-r, Adolph Koop, Moses F. Odell, Charles Lnmey, George Hull, Coukliu Brush, Wm. W. Edwards, Johu II. Baker, Thos.

II. Sandl'ord, Jacob 11. Sackman, Henry Rowland, Daniel Alauson Trank, Stephen Iliiynes, John Cross, Albert 11. Ofborn, David Farley, F. G.

Thurston, Sam'l S. Powell, Edward Merrirt. Peter O'ilara, John W. Hunter, Richard Field, Luther B. Wymau, S.

L. iiMed. Is opened for daily, from 9 A. M. to 3 I1 and on Mondav anil Saturdav, from f) to P.M.

Deposits received from One Dime to Three Thou sand Dollars. Six per cent, interest allowed on sums from one dollar to $o00, commeuuuig 1st of January, April, July and October. Deposits on or before the 10th, draw Interest from the hrwt ot those montlrs. JOHN A. CROSS, President W.

W. EnWARne, Treasurer. Jy9 dtf an.1 clr T70REIGN' AND DOMESTIC EX- CHANGE Bills of Exchange on England, iteurid, i9cotlaud and wnles. In eunis ol A.1 nnd upwards, for sale. Uncurrent Bank Notes and SjM'eie bought and sold by J.

S. MACK AY, No. 0 Comer Street, near the City Hall, Brooklyn. Money re mitted trom any part ot this Island, will receive at tention, either to be sent to persons in the old coun try, or tlie bills returned to parties remitting, to lie mailed by themselves. References to Rev.

E. M. Johnson, Hon. F. B.

Stryker, William Beard, B. opnoiwr, Ei. J'-' dtf TO LET. RENT, FOR LECTURES, CERTS, FESTIVALS, kc the UltOOKI l.YN TABERNACLE, on Fulton-avenue, near lloyt-street. Apply to J.

H. Howard, No. Fultouave-nue, Bi-ooklyu D. B. Powell, No.

77 Mvrtle avenue, Brooklyn Henry Elliott, No. fi3 Dey strei Y. Alden Wattles, No. 101 Front street, N. Y.

oc-9 3m' OFFICES TO LET. THE OFFICES in the buildings. No. 1S1 and 100 Fulton Miiitahlo for architects, lawyers, artists, Ac, fronting on Fulton street; very convenient entrance from Fulton street Rents from to $JIHJ jter aur.uin, according to size nnd location. Apply to WM.

II. Chamber street Nsw York. nilr21 tf rpo LET A LARGE STORE, NOW JL beinir built, on Atlantic street, Brooklyn, one the bet stands for business in city either for Cirpet or I iry tioods trade the store is 4o oUj good light; with modem iinpmva, ments. Apply to W. 11.

CARV, li Chamlierst.j York. pl4 tf rlt LET TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable for working sewing machines, in tlie building on Atlantic street near ttie corner ot Clinton street, Brooklyn. Apply wm. it. ua.

92 Reinsen strwt. fi.7 tf B1. HICK DWELLING HOUSE, WITH occiiplwd by Moaais, tho KnKravtr. Apply to 11. CAKY.

lUiusen strwt, or lin.Kl.ciw, 1S5 Kultoa Kent of llouso and titonn. flSM. nili'il II INSURANCE COMPANIES. rpHE FIKEMEN'S INSURANCE NO. S3 WALL BTKEBT, Hichauics' Hank lluitding.

CAPITAL INSUUK9 AGAIN3T LOSS OR nMA5E BY t'IRK ON FAVOKAKI.K TKKMS. C. N. 8. KOWLAND, PrfflWent.

J. V. IlAaaiOTT, Sirptary. DlBRTOKa Chun. N.

8. Rowland, Kdirard fl. Falln, Fiaucw T. F.ilniniiil Prafold, KmiiKhaiiiTowuseiid, Wiu.ll. Rend, William Agiieir, hn J.

Pholps lr amilh, Abraham B. Sands Wm. 8. llerriman. Jrwob llarm-n, C.

P. lvcrii Cha. Bnrkhairer, Corwliiu Smith. F. O.

Jacob K. Nrvius, Ah'm. K. Van Nt f. Jamb A.

Robertson, Kilward II. Owen. BROOKLYN OFFICE: MONT AG IE, NEAR COURT ST. GEO. J.

HARDY, Agent (Sen. J. HaKDT, Ral EUti and lna. At. Loans twgotiated.

Rtal Ftate bmiglit, aold or exchant7d. ilouaea Lt and Leawa. I'leais wma ana aiongi- axocutd. lu'nta and rlalm cllpcu-d. CoaHiaeiuNm ir lie Kim.

OB riUN'TIN OP ALL KIN DS (ivcattd at thit Oftica, at lh cbaayait lrt of of is rt ot the th. at thu ot Imt, at nue ilton ll the of or have Bsad has been pat la thorough order and new and cjmmodiou cars hive been provided. The Ei presses lesve New York at 7 A. M. and P.

and the mail train at 10 A. M. AMUSEMENTS. ILL OPEN, OCTOBER 15, AT POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, FOU A SHOKT TIME ONLY PKOF. BROOKS' PANORAMA OF AEKIAL SCENES, to lllrtTOHY OF AERONAUTICS, Embracing Views of Paris, Liverpool, Philadelphia, tit.

Louis, Haw York and environs Showing the Orcat Trip of the Atlantic, Flight of the Children from Home, 111., Doath of Mine. Bianchard, aud scenes too uumurous to insutlou Oovksino vkkt of Canvass, Illustrating all that is Carious, Wonderful, Exclt iug or Perilous in Balooning. AdmiiMion, 25 cts. Children, 15 cts. Kxhibitiou Evkrv Evkminu at o'clock, and Wkhmkuoat and Satcbuay ArruNoo.vs at 3.

Doors open hour previous. ocl3 tf S. H. EOUNDY, Agt, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. LTF.RY DAY AND EVENINO TOIS WEEK, COMMENCINQ MONDAY, OCT.

15, 1S0O, LIVING SIAMESE TWINS. These most a-onderful aud extraordinary of all huuiau curiosities wilt be on EXHIBITION AT THE MUSEUM, Day and Evening, with Two or thkik ouildkew, lor a short tuna only. At the same time will be exhibited tor a few days, the uKEAi L1V1NU BLACK. DBA L1UJX, The mighty King of the Ocean. ALBINO FAMILY White Negroes or Moors, The most interentiug human Curiosities ever seen.

THE STUANOE AND MYSTERIOUS ANIMALS, THE WHAT CAN THEY HE 7 Two In number, and of distinrtspecies, one of which has TWO DISTINCT HEADS, hut ONE LEU below the knee, and Is WE1I-FOOTEI). LIVING "WHAT IS IT or MAN MONKEY, interesting, amusing and wonderiul creature. THE FINEST AQUARIA IN THE WORLD EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENINO, at 8 aud 1 o'clock, will be produced In the Lecture Room, that suierb historical drama. JOSEPH AND 1118 UKKiriKKN. Notwithstanding theae iniroeuse attractions, and the Curiosities from every part ot the Globe, the price of Admission remains at ouly 25 cents Children under 10 years, 15 cents.

tf FAIRS AND FESTIVALS, A LADIES' FAIR WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 16tu, And continue lor One Week, in the new School House attached to the Church of Our Lady of Mer cy, Dellerolse street, near ueKaiu avenue, urook- lyu, tor tne purpose oi raising iuuus lor ins completion of the building. TlUKKTS, 10 CKNTS EAIIII. A good baud of music will be iu attendance every evening. 6r The Mvrtle and rulton avenue cars pass close by. oelfl 3t 77 A IR.

THK LADIES OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH will hold a Faik at Low's Buildings, Court, Joraleiuou st on WEDNES DAY ani THURSDAY, Aktbkxoox and Kvkm- no, tho 17th aud ISth iu aid of the building fund. oclft 4t" SPECIAL JaITIES. NOTICE TIIK l'UBLIC IS HEUE-by cautioned not to credit Kiiklm A. Ca.blyhs with any amotiut of poodn or cash on our account, we utiftll not jMiy any debt of bin contracting.

11a barf ai ready contracted certain aniounU by the friiudulttnt um of our uaineit. and tbe parties having trusted bira nwii hu own rtiprttttuutationn, will havu to look to hitn for pavnnnt J. WHITKHOUSK No. 6 Niuwa u-itreet. Brooklyn, Oct.

15. MQ. at "VIEW BUILDING IN J. 1 Brouklyn. The four-story stone building, cor ner of Court aud Joralemon streets, Brooklyn, is now completed, and the attention of all wnoare in-terestf-d iu procuring Stores or Otlicos iu that cen tral and improving locality, is iuvited te such as are still untenanted.

The whole building is to be heated with steam, and is provided throughout with all ttie modem conveniences, with the itidgewood water and proper arraugenieuts lor Sewerage. The high banempnts are admirably ealculabid for BOOT A SHOE STOKES, STATION EKa, or other unobjectionable occupations, being in the vicinity of the City Hall and of tho principal Seminaries for the education of Uaym nii iiirlm. Two line Oltices, corresponding in plan with those occupied by the Home Life Insurance and the Dime Savings Hunk, and on the sametloor, are well adapted toNoL KANCE COMPANIES, BANKS, or for any similar purposo, where security against fire or easy access by the multitue, are deemed to be uupor taut considerations. Ou tbe 2d aud 3d floors are Offices and Suits of OtHces, adapted to the uses of LAWYERS, AR CHITECTS, DENTISTS, DAOUEKREOTYP- 1STS, CLL1IS OU ASSOCIATIONS. Ou the miner floor are large and commodious rooms for Societies, Orders or Lodges, aud one of them has been elegantly lifted np for immediate occupation by tlie Proprietor ot the building.

Apply to 1 n. JONS.S, Nassau ire ins. oor. of Court aud Kemsen streets. au'27 tf VTOTICE TO WATER TAKEliS.

1 Nassau Wates DkI'abtmknt Water takers will take nutice, that the penalty for the violation of the following rale of the Water Department will he riuridiv entorced See. 38. Fine for using street washers, or wate fur wa-iliiug windows, door-steps, sidewalks or streets-alter o'clock in the luoruiua from May to Novem ber, aud alter o'clock in the morning from No vember to May, five dollars lor each otfeuce," OAMALlbL Kl.NU, fresldout, D. L. NoaTiitrp, Sccretarv.

Brooklyn, July 6th, ltHM. y6 tf PHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE oonTort tho COMMONKBT HAY AND STRAW, INTO A SUPERIOR PROVENDER, Manufactory and 8te.ani Millrt, Calidonian Road, London Sole Agent for Brookly, THOS B. CAREW, CUEMIUT mnd PlIARUAOEUTTHT, 100 Fulton-Avenue, Comer Bond-Street, A seli'et Btock of Druirs, CheinicaU. Perfumery. fancy and Toilet Artie Leu constantly ou nana.

ramphtfta containinir tnll descnution ol Ihorloy rooU tor (Jattltj can be obtained from the Apent above. cclii lw ATTATSON rETTINGEB'8 NEW LLMltKR AND TIMBER YARD, On Canal. Cob nek or Nktins and Carroll-Sts. ot9 lm Smith Bronklvn COAL AKVWOO) RANULAR FUEL THE MOST VJI Convenient, the most Economical, and, iu ev ery respect, the most Desirable KINDINU WOOD the city. Uclivored at 'a cts.

per single box Twelve Boi for $'i 60; Twenty-Four Boxes, $4 50. Terms, Cash when delivered. Order boxes at all the ferries, and at other nlaces. wnicn see Diooaiyn XABUS, 4U and 4SXJK0RAW HTBKET, my2 tf near Hamilton Ferrr. AND WOOD.

COAL FOR Sale nt $9 per ton, per cent, off for Cash. Also, all kinds ot wood. J. DAVIS DUNN, Cor. Pacific and Columbia Near South Ferrv, Brooklvn- Rrfkritnoks Scranton Jt John B.

Stratton. Atlantic street, ana suitor feveutug stas. lauis tf COAL AT REDUCED PRICES. The Btst Quality of Coal, for family tue. screened and aeitvered from the lollowing yards: lity nail uoal lard lit Joralemon street.

Excelsior Coal Yard Degraw street, on the Canal TEftas cash, wurn oaoKaci. JEROME tl JOHNSON, 171 1eT rf opposite rear of Citv Hall. CLOTHING. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, JUDtfll 1SK I AN, no: li ruLTOM srun, between Clark and Pineapole, now offering his IMMENSE and DESIRABLE ABSUKlMbBl' ot MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING I OKKATLY KEDUCED PRICES THE CUSTOM DF.PATMENT is filled with the MOST DE8IRABLE STYLES OF CLOTHS COATlNlia, pajh amju.no hi LtiS AND VESTINOS, which will be made up to order in good ttute. oczv tt FUENISHINO GOODS.

LADIESIISS- ES' AND MEN'S tNDER-UARMENTS, American and English manufacture, ia all th qualities ot aw new of PU SH BILK. J. C. COTTRELL, til FtLTOM-STumrt, tf Oppo.it TiUsvrjr, 2d 2d 3d 1st 2d 3d 1st 2d 3d 6th 6th Tth 1.t 2d 1st 2d 3d 4th 1st 2d 3d lt 24 st 2d 3d 4th 1st 2d lit 1st Tenth Ward A. L.

Van Buren, Thomas Swany, James McFarhind, Wm. Stewart and James liorton. Eleventh Ward George A. Bell, Peter J.ott man, Wm. M.

Muchmoro, F. C. Kirby ant Nathan T. Beers. Respectfully submitted.

Tne report of the General Agent was accepted and adopted, as was also tho re port of the Committee on Omcers. On niotiou Luther Euiucs was re-elected General Agent and his instructions of Inst vear were continued. A committee was authorized to coutract for conl, and the So ciety adjourned till November 12th next. Tl Panorama of Aerial scenes now on exhi bition at the Polytechnic Institute is one of the finest paintings that has been opened to the public fur some lime. Bird's eye views of New York, "Brooklyn, Jersey City and variety of other places, are very pleasing to the beholder.

Professor Hokton's perfor mance on an iuslrument of 3G Ox-Horns, and on the Melo Peau are worth the attention of the public. 1 The Pho.vix yesterday the Phtcnlx Guard, which is composed of mem bers of Pliojuix Engine Co. No. 12, under the command Capt. Wim-etts, went on a tar get excuasion and had a fine timo.

They brought home a well-riddled target, and wound up the occasion by giving a fine ball in the evening at Gothic Hull. There were just ouough present to make tho ball enjoyable, and it is fuir to say that, if the countenances of the fair obcs present was any indication of tbe pleasure they felt, they were none dissatisfied with the entertainment. Ed. Arrents served up the supper, in his usual excellent manner, to which the company (lid ample jus- After the supper, tho following prizes wcro distributed to the most skillful uiarks-nion 1st. Oiwm Dmlse 1 00 ids Chas.

Ill (Ml ad. Cunt. Willett jiet of -silver Mioons. 4th B. Morrison 3 HO 6th.

Mr. Brinks 6 (SI 11th. Win. Pitmo 6 (Ml Ith. Wm.

Peltra of Hour. 8th. A. Buchanan 5 00 9th. Wm llowd.

i barrel of Hour loth. (i. Sullivan 0 00 1th. 1.. Young cake haslet lth.

Win. Hucksoni cost. 3th. P. Leonard gold P'n ith.

John Bennett. ton of coal. loth. TliMujM Archer pair of pants. Pith.

Wm. I. 'ach vases. Tth. Win.

no sth. JohnCanncId pants. lmh. S. Harrison With.

A. 11.1118 tint. (i. 00 vase. boots.

vases. Hpooua. vases. tii. Tho.

fd. Johll lligiua. 4th. (Jeortro th. A.

Warren With. I. 8. Stuart Kith. J.

Kiehanls iiSth. 1. O. 8 211th. A C.

mtth. A. II vbee cup 'i no ttudil sli'Wo buttons and studdi tdeive button: sleive battoni llUt. A. Rosa At tho conclusion of the distribution, which 1 luirmoniousl v.

th ilnneinir was Sfrnln resumed and kept up until the twink Iinj4 stars had faded in a broader li'lit. This Yocmo JIkciunks' Guako, Tin 'Youhjr Mechanics' Guard," under tho coin inand of Aid. Capt. Damki, go on their 11th annual target excursion to Mush iiijr, L. to-morrow.

The conipunv will as semble on tbe corner of York and Washington streets, at A. a. In the evening tl Ijive a ball at Gothic Hall, which is expected to be an enjoyable affair. The annual inspection of the Regiment takes place on Washington Park this after noon. Police alters.

SVR.i.rNQ Tcrnips Officer Cloonan of the 9th precinct yesterday arrested a woman named Eliz- Redlord on the compulut of E. Brohincr of Eighth avenue, who charged her with stealing a quantity ot turnips irom his premises. Hue was lucked for examination. A Goat Tuitf. Andrew Lander a boy fourteen years of age was arrested yerterday, by olncer Waddy ot the Ninth precinct, on the complaint E.

Young, who charged him witii having stot two goat, his properiy. lis was brought bofur Justice Coruwell this morning, butthe complaint not being present to proseoute, the case was ad Jourued. A Bao Boy. Msthews Hunter, a colored boy was brought before Justice Curnwell this niornui on the romplamt ot Ills lormer employer Mr. jooi of Third avenue near Fifty-third street who charg ed him with having stolen a quantity ot prodtic nnd also stealing a set of harness.

It appears that Hunter, whose lather is a minister as also his broth er, was entrusted by Mr. Jones with the r.ellin(- of produce in Brooklyn at various timcB hut ion having been excited iu the mind of Mr. Jones as to hLi honesty, lie was told somu time since not to sell any more produce. Siuco that timo ho has sold about $51 worth of pot.itoes and appropriated the uroc.ieetls to tils owd use. A set of harness was also stolen trom Mr.

Jones, as well as a horse, and wagon from other parties in the neighborhood. Huuter confessed to have taken the potatoes, but denied any knowledge of the harness. The boys father was in Court, and offered to settle the matter with Mr. Jones, and the boy was remanded to await tho issue of the settlement. Amandokment.

Othcer ot toe rtlxtu pre cinct yesterday, arrested a man nsmed Wm. Wilt letts on th.i complaint of his wife, who charged him with having abandoned her, aud left without any means of support. He was compelled to give bonds to give her sustenauce in future. Rkokiung Sioi.sm tioous, Otlictr Wilson of the Third orecineti vest -rday, arrested a man nam ed Wm. Callaghan on the complaiut of a woman named Mary MuAller, who charged hint with celviug a.quantity of goods which had been stolen trom her.

He was locked up lor examination. Thbbatino Lira. Michael ilton was brought before Justice Blatchley this morning on the com-nisi ut of R. D. Clancy, who charged him with hav ing threatened to take Ills (Clancy's) life.

He as compelled to give bonds to keep the peace. Cuarob op Bcrut.ary. OlllceV MeLuglilln of the 4th Precinct, yesterday, arrested Patrick Mar-key on the complaint ol Patrick Hines, who charged him with having committed a burglary on his pre mises, lie was locked up lor examination. A Uabo Cask. Rusanaa Garretty, a young girl not more than 15 years of age, was brought before rested her as being although so young, an lnvetei ate drunkard.

Sue was sent to tail ten sine chargeof intoxwition, and was only about au hour out of jail yesterday when she was again ar- tmtai oa slie waa for ten days, ou her promise to reform on gaining her illMTty. K1011TINO in TnsSTREKTB Jacob lleffermsn, a cabinet maker, had a dispute with his journeyman lail unrunsn yesreraay am'monn ana cuasea him out of the shop into Fulton st. When they got outside the journeyman pitched into the boss aud they were hard at it when officer Curren of the lid rrecuict spoiled tneir sport ny arresting dohi par ties. Justice Coruwell nued them $3 each tins morning. Assault witu a Cabuagk.

Mrs. Fogarty, who keeps a gin mill at No. 4 York street, appeared before Justice Voorhtcs, this morning, and complained that Miss Josephiuc Rowe had committed an assault upon her by striking her on the head with a cabbage. It appears that Josephine has a weak nesa for gin, but hasn't always the money to pay for It. Yesterday, she wanted to run her face for some with Mrs.

Fogarty, but that lady wouldn't come into the arrangement, upon which the fair Josephine picked up a cabbage and pitched it through the window, hitting her oil the head. A warrant was issued for Josephine's arrest. Trnc Police Commisoners dismissed from the force yesterday, officer Van Tassel, of the rifth precinct, fos" disobedience of orders. I11- Desoh's Hotel, conducted on the Eu ropean plan, No. 153 and 160 Fulton, entranoe in Cranberry street, Brooklyn.

Elegant single and double front rooms, from $2 to Jfl per week. Din ner from 12 to 3 o'clock. Ice Cream, Billiards, Lc, Dluiug rooms on th second Boor and basement. lu es lor TO THE BROOKLYN EVENINO STAR. BROOKLYN STAR OFFICE, 2 P.

M. bt rna amkhican nacuSAra oo's. liner, OJiav 21 Wall-etreet, New-York, and 292 Wash-bigtuu-street, Brooklyn, Later from Europe. Arrival of the Arabia AT HALIFAX. HAi-irar, Oct.

10. The Arabia arrived st 8 o'clock this inorninir. with 121 passengers. THE LATEST. CUT TKLEUHAPH TO QUUNSTOWH.r Lonoox, Saturday 3 P.

M. TUB FArAL, STATES. A letter from Homo hava that tiu Lancers Kalloned rloec to the mitea at cliase at the Pontitical gendaruies. NAPI.R8. Ilortani, late Secretary-Oeneral of the Dictator, rites to contradict tho statement that lie hnrf n-ive, orders to op)iose by force the entry of the Piediuont-eso troops into the Neapolitan territory.

Ho also states that neither himself nor Onribalili nver thought ol compiling tlie immediate occupation of iwme, ai me risa ot a countct wan raace. In the Svnod recently held at Gran, tho Rnrrilnal Primate declared that he had no obiertion to the ciergy wearing tne national Hungarian costume. SYRIA. Paius, Saturday A. M.

1 lie Paris IMolllteur savs that the afluiru of Myria have entered on a new phrase. MUlitnry ai-tiou will now be exercised bv our troorje. Snuie other chiefs have been arrested and tiled at tiey- VOIlt. The Cainakasrof Druses is now among the pris oners. These moanires have nroducod a kind of cause among the Druses of the ruouiitaius, and their attitude is more undecided.

Measure have been taken for the protection of tlie Freuch manufacturers. ITIuriuo Dianstcrs. Boa-row, Oct 10. The ship It. M.

Haves Is off Hichland Liirht. with 14 feet of water in her hold. Assistance lias gone to her. llm one James Davis, from Picton for Boston. is ashore ou Tuckerneck.

Vessel tiirht and will iret olF after diychargiug. NOEFOI.K, Oct. 10. The srhooner Moonlight, from B.ivannah bound to Philndelphbi, litis arrived hi re in distress sail. damaged by the storm of Sunday.

SECOND EDITIGN. EVKNINO STAR OFFICE, 9 P. M. Trotting at Wtitcrtnivn. ATRRTOU'N, Oct.

10. Tho celebrated homes Flora Teuiplu, Geortjo M. Putrhen, Brown Dick and Cuoley, arrived hero la.it night, and are fitting lor the great match to come on in the Park Kirev Coune, on tho ISth and liMli iiit. Sail in the Cnaila Bostox, Oct. Ifl.

The Canada will at II o'clock to-morrow. Her mails will cloe at K. The Royal PoTTt and. Oct. 16.

The royal quadron, conniating of the Hero, Adii-adue and Flying Fish, came up at 0 o'clock hi morning, and anchored at the luuer lurbur. Mr. Hamlin in Boston. Boston, Oct. Ifi.

Mr. Hymnal Ifamlln arrived in this city last nlht. He was met tit the Depot by UeletfnUoui of ide Awaken, and escorted to their head-qiuirters, but diliued making a speech, except brieiiy to thauk tho crowd for li is reception. Death ot Commodore Hh'iiMONn, Oct. lrt.

Th( rem a In a of Commodore 8k inner, who died hern ycfterday, were qimrteri in the C.ipitol over night, and escorted to the Norfolk train this morning by the Firwt Hegiment. Forgery. Cincinnati, Oct. 11. Ilumy Eiiuau, liquor merchant iu Wain street utmve Ninth, forced the namo of his fat her-in 'law to the amount ot aud abecondctr yesterday.

uhoad Accident. ClNOlNNATr, 0ft. lfi. The engine of the express train bound on the Central Ohio Koad yesterday, tU-w thu track near Cambridge, i.iltiugJituiesFoe, Engineer, and Chas. rvusk, rem an.

Ml MAIL UK ALMANAC THIS IAV, OCT. 10, Sun Sun Sets. .0:20 .0:21 UIU11 WATEK Tllia DAY. SaiidyITnok.S:D9j Gov. I Hell Oate.

11:10 LIMITED l'A UTNKRSfl I i Notice in hereby given that the undersigned have thin day formed a limited partnership, purxusut tu the Statute. The nnine or Hnn under which such part neivhip into be conduced in "JAMES E. BOYLE." The general nature of the to Iw transacted Tin: Pi.OMUiita nrsiNKHH, in all its hrauches- and tne muuufiicture and sale of articles uued in the Plunthing buainert. The names of the genernl and ppocial partners are as follows! The name of the in nil partner is James t. Doyle, who reHiuee in tlie City of Brooklyn, and tho name of the special partner in George Stevenson, who resided in the City New-York, and ft ho ban contributed to the com mon Ftock of such partnership, as capital, tho sum one thousand dollar.

The said partnership is to commence on the Seventh dfiy of September, IW), and to terminate ou the tenth day of June, The principal plaen of biuhietw of said partnership No. SB Brooklyn. Dated, Brooklyn, 8eptemb.r7, 1M. J. K.

HOYLK, teneral Partner. GEO. STEVENSON, Special Partner. selft InuCnvM SUPREME COURT. William Sidney Smith against Piter V.

llilncon aud Marn- hi ilf, Iaac Kuudall, ttutvard II. 1 oulo aud Catharine, ha wife. I Lmr-mauco a judgment of tho Supreme Court the ntrttf ol iNctr ioik, niaui iu luirt action day oi S. nUnilnT, A. 1).

1SGO, tho ILt erei- irnnicd, will J1 at public auction, on Kith day ol UctolH-r, IViH, at 12 u'. lock, uoou, the Commercial Exchange, No.St9 Fulton etrpft, niKitc the City Hail, in the Citv oi llrooklrn follow in ir dtrihid land and nrenilji'1 AU that certain pif co or parcel of land, -sltuati) in the City of Brooklyn, In the County oi Kiiik, being a part ol ci rtaui property iormcriy ncionuig ii, linker, lyinir in the r-levcnni Wara ot raia city. map of which wm filed In the otlice of tho Re Liter the naid County of Kincs in the month of lixem- li, and are dtMcritad aa follows Bi giuiting a point on the easterly side of Hamilton street, thret' hucdr'd and ten fei northerly from the north-tyuterly corner of H-imilton street and Myrtle ave utid running iiiencK nonneny aiong ine eatti-crly idu of Hamilton street twenty feet; thence earitiTly aud p.iraiiRi wun myrrie avenue one nun-deed teft thence southerly and parallel with Ham utreet twenty feet thence westerly and parallel with Myrtto avenue one hundred feet ti the place of brginninf. Uated, a premier Kfl, liU. UKOttr.E O.

REYNOLDS, Referee. Tuohas Daki.inuton, Attorney. IN THE MATTEU OF tlie atliratiou in rtUtinu to Ooiiln) Bond Htkkrth, frniii iii'mxr Kirit to tiowanun iu City of Brooklyn. ItJ ALL WUOM IT MAY CONlTlltN! The report of the ConuuUlonrs of and Artim'ut In the anove entitlid multi iim imtu runipk U-d, aud Ulcd in the ortUv of the Clerk of the Vimnty ol Kiiik. where It opeu lor uio lupociiou alt person iuteni'tt'd.

Application will made to the Supreme Court ot Kliiun County, on M.iur, Ihe Hrst hiiI.ht of Oc-tolx wxt, at lllo'dork in the forenoon ot Hint day, aa noon tlH-rualh aa Couiuel can ba heard, to Mid report ponflnned. Vted, September lWh, 1-00. A. McCl'B, Attorney and Connie! 17 td to the City of Brooklyn. WANTS.

T)YS WNTE1X IJOYS WANTED at ta S.a OAm, to tell tti Erenltig Bt a a. a of ol of be at II in ou and Ninth aud Tenth avenues. iklevfiitb street. 3 lots on the northerly sides be tween Ninth aud Tenth avenues. Eleventh street.

1 lot and sore on the southerly side, between Ninth and Tenth avenues Eleventh street. 4 lota and irorea on the southerly side, between Tunth and Eleventh aveaues. Ihe above lots are beautifully located, on mtth ground, conuuaudiug a tine view of the Bay, bor, die Streets graded and lots on a grade. For inaiM and lull uarticulars, apuly to thft Aiitv- tioueera, itiy Fultoa street, Brooklyn, and 46 Mas iau street, New-York. Positive Sale, without reserve, of a Plot of eround containing over 20 LoW, iu tlae Hth Ward, Brooklyn, on the I.

side of 11th avenue, running to the patent line, between Shornmn aud Middle streets. Also f'oeitive Sale of hve valuable lots on Lafay- ette and Noitraud and Kosciusko four lots situ ft te on the uorthvasterly corner of fayette aud Nostrand avenues. Also, one lot in the rear, on Kosciusko street. These lots are well located, ou high eround goad neighborhood, couveuieut to railroads. A number of hue buildings are now iu procesa of erection in the immediate vicinity.

i Jfor maps, apply as above. Wednesday; October 24. At 12 o'clock at tho Mr-rchant's Exchangp, K. T. Peremptory sale of 150 lot and eores in the th Ward, Brooklyn, Broadway, Yates, Park and Lewis avrmu-, Ufipktus, Kll.ry nnd Floyd streets.

Ilopkinh Street. la tuts ami gores on the M. side between Thioop avenue and Broadway. Yates Avenue and Hopkins Street. 10 lots and gores ou the S.

W. comer. Broadway, Yates Avenue and Ellery Street. 23 lot being the entire block. Ellery Street 13 lota S.

side between Broadway and Yntea avenue 10 lots W. side the entire front between Ellery street nnd Prk avenue Park Avenue IS lots and gores N. side between Broadway and avenue. Park Avenue 13 lots and gores S. side between Broadway aud Yates avenue.

Broadway. 9 lots W. bide, their entire front be tweon Piirk and Lewis avenue. Lewis Avenne. 13 lots aud gores N.

side between Broadway and Yntcn avenue. Lewis Avenue. 11 lots and (cores W. side be tween Floyd and Stockton streets. Lewis Avenue, 6 lots and gores B.

side between Flovd and Stockton streets. Broadway. 13 lots W. side between Lewis ave nue and Stockton street. Tho above lots are eligibly located In tlie most improving section of the city lying In and In the Immediate vicinity of three railroad routes.

Ths ground if high and lotn in a good grade, require no till in e1. The neiirhborhood is exd, the distance is shout tlie game from the Merchant Exchange, N. as WufhiiiKtoii Park, Brooklyn, and Cnloa Square, Nlw York. This sale oflVrs a rare chanca for investment or npeeulatiou as property in this vi cinity in rapidly ennancmg value, cor maps and full pniticulars apply to tho Auctioneers. npo CON TH ACTORS.

NASSAU WA- JL TKK DKPAKTMENT, iiS5 Fultou at. Brook lyn, March 1' to, 1m0. Sealed profKalB will be received at this office until SATURDAY, the 1 7th day cf November, 18 0, (or Building the 'wers in Drainage Dwtrkt Number Map Southern Division, on file at this otlice. Planit nd tpecitications may be scent And forms of proposals procured, on application at this ofhee. No priipoKal will bo received or considered unless made iu paid lbmi, accompanied by the pignaturca of two responsible persons, duly qualified in the manner and form therein set forth GAMALIEL KINO, President.

Daniel Noktuup, Hecretary. oclo td OFFICE OV EK, No. 6 FFICE OF STREET COMMISSIfW- City Hall PRoropj a Gbad isa and PAViNtt FiFTKENTjnttET, from Hamilton aveniuj to the City line. Sealed proposals will be received at the Street CommWioner's office, until Wkunksdat, Oct. lth, lS0t, at 12 o'clock, for tiuiching the grading aud paving of Fourteenth street, from Hamilton avenue to the City line, agreeable to the profile of said street, ou tils in the Street Commissioner's of-fice, and the City Ordinances.

All information in relation to the matter, given at the Street OommU-aloniir'! otlice. Time allowed fnr grading that part of Fifteenth street between Third avenue and Hamilton avenue, four months and that part between Slith avenue aud the City line, the Ki-adimr to be done in six month and tho whole work to be ooniplutod with hi cifjht months. PiopoKHlM to state the price tor the whole work complete. Wanks for estimating furntetiod rfto office. Proposal will not be considered unlet accomna- nled with a consent in writing of two sureties of $2,600 each (who shall qualify an to thoir responsibil mat tne contract be awarded to the party proponing, they will become bound as his surety for it? faithful performance; aud in cane lie shall tie-gleet or rrfiue to execute the con met, if so awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference lw tweon the price so proponed and the price ot the next in client udder, to whom the cou-tmct may be awarded.

Proporfalhtobecndorrt'd 41 Charles Tlunoy, Street ConimifiUitier. Pnanwala for Finish iug Fifteenth street (irading and Paviug." Brunklyu, Octolvr nth, 150. oeS td CHA9. TINNEY Street ContmU'r. OFFICE OF STREET Kit, No.

0 City Hall Pi COMMISSION- PaopoaALS roa Oraiv im4 anu Favinu TuiBTfcK-NTu Stkkkt. limn Third to Veiitli avenuert. Btjaled proo.tlM will be received at th Street Conitiiihmoner'ti otMee nntH WmwraDAT, 17th lsi(i, at 1-J o'clock for frriid inland paviuff Thirteenth wtrnet, from the Tliird to the Seventh avw-niit'H, ith the Im'hI bank pavinir atone, aettmg curb and glitter stnnea, and laying alt uecewary crona-walk-, ncreeable to the profile, of aaid street on file iu the Street Coininieriiouer'd otlice, aud the City Urdiuanre. Timo allowed fur completion The cradlus to bo done withiu lour mouth-1, and the whole work to coinpU tid within eiyht months. rronnnaH to tato the price per runnina foot through the centre of the street.

UlankH lor estimating turnlhed at the office, PmitoriftU will not be conuiderwd unlonti accomna- uied with aconseut ir. writing of two sureties of fi6KI eacht (tthoftha.ll qualify aa to their repon.dbility,) that if tlie contract be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound aa hU surety for iU faithful performance; and in ca6 ha Jia 11 neglect or refuse to execute the contract, if so awarded, tlieu that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price bo proioned and the prieaot tho next highet bid.lur, to whom the coutract may be awarded. ProjNWHls to be endorsed Charles Tinuey, Street Coin mim loner. 14 Proinwala lor Grading aud Pat jug Thirteenth Htreet. Brooklyn, Octoler 5th, tft.

nr td CHAS. Tl VNKY. trerf CftmmWr. CORPORATION NOTICES. COIil'OHATION 'notice assess-iiiuntti Coutirtued.llond strettt opuuiog, froxu Uegraw street to the.

Uowitnua Canal. Tho AsMuutmeut In the aboveutitled mattor wu duly ronliiln.il ou the ad day of October, IMK and the oriirinal AMwmeut Koll, or a fair eopy thereof ill bo delivered to the Collector of Tax ana Aa-epmutit on tho 17th day of 1S60. Notic la hereby vtu to all parties iiiterented, that by paying their wrerol AdM.iwmenU to Edmund lvgs Collector nf Taxiw and at hla otllea in the City Hull, withiu thirty day after the delivery aiiid AMewiucut Hull to Ulin, they can pay th name without any additional charge. All Aaaeaa-Dieuts not bo ptiid will bo collected by hi or oaa bia L. (Mity Collrcton, with additional charge thereou providtl by law.

Dated, Brooklyn, Oet. IMh, CI1AKLK3 TINNEY, oclt law4wTu Street Conimuaiouer. ic 1 )v'r iTeattorn ey and City Hall Brooklyn, October 16th, 1.U to all vnnv IT hat ooocas Piinuiaut to aoction 8 of an Art of the Legislature the State of New York, entitled "An Act In relation to Sewerajp and Drainage In toe City oi Brooklyn," paseed April liV, 1M, Notii ia hereby gien, tliat an anptloatloo wHl made by tlie undcrvine.l to the Supreme Coiut, a aperial term therf, to be held at the Citr ill, in the City Brooklyn, on thn first Mouday NovemU'r at 111 o'clojt A. or aa toon Compel call be heard, for the appointment Coinmtodoner. luopeu tlraud a.euue, Iroan I'lu-hlux avenue to Atlantic aroatks aa laid down the CuuiMiMionera' map or tue tiry ot urooaiyn.

Dated, Brooklyn, i ictober l-wi. (iAMLltL K1NU, DAN1KL L. NORVHRUP, H. KINK. WILLIAM.

B. LEWT9, i Vater Conimliouer-, and ez S.wer Colmilaiotleraot, the Citr of Braoklya. Al exandeB Mi'CCa, Attoruey an Couuael Aclrt td to the Plf. or H-M-, IANULOUD AND TENANTS AGREEMENT NEW FORW. A new form of Agreement, more proteetiTe and bindlua, ha been prepared by R.

8. Carai-a, Eaq may be had at th Staji omoa. Kaqolre ir Church AfrmBMUl, aul i up to our mind some poor distressed worthy I justice Cornwell this morning, on a charge of in-fauiiiv all their life better off than now, to I toxication. She Is described by the othu-rwhoar- whom the poor bou9 comfortable as it is I WUM inolv manaired as it is would 'to them the very worst of deaths? -I, Your contribution will be again needed, our Visitors wdl are long be again at your doors. 1 ue citizens oi our city never iati to renpimu I wtubii a necessity hick niionii nueiaii- ty, their promptness and willingness to re- a'eve auiterillg 001 11 at uoilio aim auroau, anu I the 'r generous and willing yearly contributions thi's association leave the Board no occasion to doub.

their continued support. 90t- 15th The Com-mittee appointed by your Board to nofuiuaiv a a w. iwmoa tor vuicers, 1 BEPORT: For President Hon. Geo. Hall.

For Vice Caleb Uarstow, T. C. Fanning, Horace B. Claflin, A. A.

Low, and J. E. South worm. Executive Committea Isaac II. -Frothing- bam, John J.

Studwell, Arthur W. Benson, It. P. ltuek, Henry Messenger, Thomas H. Hod man, Wm.

Pool and Stephen Crowell. 1 -speeior ueonaru made application to the Board Jo be allowed to accept a gold pencil presented "im by the Pnnea of Wales, which was grant-S. Io other business was transacted. reasurer ttenry nowiauu. Keeording Secretary Nathan G.

Burgess, ADVISORY COMMITTER. First Ward Wm. II. Mellen, Anson Tay- lams. Joshua Riarers.

Jr. Third Ward A. D. Wheelock, B. B.

Bly daoburgh, R. W. Kopes, A. A. Lewis and Au drew Fitagerald.

Fourth Ward Eleaser Kingsley, Georgs Kiaaam. I). Mason, tieorg H. KobarU and gtoei nnjwn. Fifth Ward John Avila, Isaas Barer, I lor, George N.

Meade, Vr. Ueo. Adams and George W. Bergen. Second Ward Daniel T.

Leverich, Richard Williams. Richard Sharp, Abin. Iuslee and.