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ISCESpIARY FIRE IN MONROE. R.sr.-Early

lNCENDIARY FIRE IN MONROE ST.-Early on
Sunday evening FIRE discovered in closet IN the
rear OF the grocery and liquor Of Robert Lawn.
the first floor OF No 81 Monroe-st IL eXtin
guished, aro an examination by Fire Marshal Baker
disclosed the fact that the fire OF incendary origin
The portion Of the closet where the flames first
discovered about 10 feet from the floor. and TO
reach 1t was necessary 10 use steplndder. Quan
tity OF papers Of them N recent date saturated
with kerosene oil. found half consumed. James
Posiou who occupied apartments the second floor.
testified that he heard the alarm OF fire and down
stairs. hut told by Lawn that there fire.
He returned to his apart Deuts aud informed that
the fire was in the store. He down.
passed through the store 10 the and the flames
bursting from the closet mentioned above. He
dashed pail Of water the fire and then. procuring
an AK cut away the burned portion. and finally man
aged TO extinguish it. The closet IN which the fire
discovered is situated directly under the stars
leading TO the upper part OF the building. which
is five stories in hight aud occupied the four upper
floors by 81 families. Had the flames gained headway
the escape by the stairs would have been cut Off and
there might have been seriors loss OF life. The Fire
Marshal subsequently asccrtaiDed that Lawn had an
insurance Of 81 500 his stock in the Park Company
while the same II Is claimed H. not worth more tlau
half that amount Under the circumstance, the Mar
sha decided 10 the arrest Of Lawn and yester-
day. submitting the above testimony to Justice
Shandley. he decided ~ commit the prisoner for exam
inati0D.
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DIE d.

BOERUM-On Sunday, Nov H. at New.London, Conn.
Mr.: Sns,n Bosrgm n The 10Th ysrSS her .se from,
the residence Of her VIM. NJ BOerum. No. % Fort
New, ,oriesu. and Wsshns s0u d. c.. paper. please copy
CARPENTER-ou Monday, Nov II Ct the residence Of he
brothernlsv VIM r Hsvland in Harrison. n. Y. Rob
ert Carpenter, in the 42d year Of his age.
The relatives snd friends a the family respectfully in
vted to his funeral from Friends Meeting House at
e.TGh % 9sTs Ss q S9y Sy sSf ss Rss o
the arrival ofthe 7ocock a. M train from Ne~fofk.
DAvIEs-In this city Monday Nov l3 Joseph Davies Of
Manchester. England aged >. years
Manchester tEnslaud) papers please copy.
On FIR dsy. Sunday, the 18th inst ROberT Hicks.
Relative. and friend are Krdy invited to attend the funeral
fourth day afternoon 18Th inst O'Clock from his late
res1lce Poughkeepie. Cars leave Thiristhst at 10 g.
III. leave Poulhkeepsie at 4 p IN.
HOwARD-In Burlington, Vermont. suddenly on Friday.
Nov 10 Sion E. Howard aged 66 years, broher OF Daniel
d. and J. r. Howard Of this city.
HrNTLRY-in Brooklyn, on sunday, Nov IL 1852 kich:Ia
H. Huntey jr younse,. soa Of Richard H. and Nancy NJ
Huntey. aged IL years aud months
funeral at the residence Of parents No. leo Rosss,.
Brooklyn T. d.. on Tuesday, the l4h inat, G5ococs In
GILMoRE-At Yorkvle on Monday. Nov. -, after LIN.
gering illness, Mary wife OF Frencis Gilmore. .
The relatives and friends Of the family ara those or hes
SON James J. Gilmore and her rsn-law john A. Dunu
And Michael Halsrsn invited TO attend the funeral oa
Wednesday morning 10 O'Clock from her late residence
Eixhty second-st, between Second and Third aves..
and fo thence ST. Lawrence Church in Eightyoash:
st. and Fourth.svs. where requiem viii be offered
up tor the repose OF her soul.
KELLOCH-On Monday, Nov Il. William Aexsader son of
Adam " and Issbella Keoch. aged years and monthA
Frnd and respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Wednesday a2 o'clock. from no. 3it Fort
land ave- Brooklyn.
PEEL-On SUNDAY. Nov 49, after lingering iness William
Peel. aged Al years. .
The friends aud relatives OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend hi. fnea "Wednesday, the 18th inst. from his
late re.idence No. 81 Lsurensst.. at O'Clock r. M
ROBFRTS-Ou Monday morning Nov b. Of scarlet fever
Edward Leeds, only son II Wm H. J. and Emma Augusta
! Roberts aged wear and IL months.
The relatives and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral from the hoo.e Of Ls psen No ~
Leroy-st.. Tuesday, Mo-. fs. st O'CLOCK P
New Orleans, La, papers please copy
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advertisements

POsrHUMOUs iIOSORs.-Whose memory so
honored that Of the celebrated Prussian physician
and philosopher CHgrsroIIH WILHELM HOOPIAND
Throughout the whole extent OF Europe. especially
Germany. his name has for years been familiar house
hold word, and there bat few in continent
who have not experienced the benefits Of his great
medical and scientific attanments. His celebrated
discovery for the cure of Liver Complaint Dyspepsia.
Nervous Debility. &C.. is preparation Of the greatest
merit and gives the utmost satisfaction in oil cases.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BrrTEEs can be had Of any drug
gist. and Is purely medicinal containing no alcohol
Agent IL. T. HELhBoLD. Druggist No. 594 Broadway.
y. Y.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.
PRsSgrs FGyPrIAN Lorrs.
aud eKqIsite rsaYuMr for the haudsrche Cleopatra
and the adir. m. present day the perfume
FESsRYs Eo,PrisS LoTCs.
PESsEYs EGNPriAs LorUs
a CAUTION bADIft
Don't be imposed by having foreign perfumes forced
upon YOU when have Just good aud better made
al home Get N. E6YPTAS L0rUs for instance and you'll
never any other For sale by all Druggists and
PedHucrs
PRicg OSs DOLLAR
Manufactured by the Proprietor
J.. 4. PESNEN,
a hi- Laboratory, Fulton Of Jays Brookyn
t. l. ana sold hy ali Druggists and fancy Goods Dealers
EDWIN A. LoytJoI,
WLolr,lr Agent.
No. % Futoust. y Y.
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NJ asical.

The popular and beautiful opera of " Crispinc
Ia Comsre was performed Jsst pight at the Academy
OF Music to full and most fashionable andisncs Tho
cast. as usual. comprised Miss Kellogg Signori Irfre
Bell'ni and Rovers. We thought the performance oi
the Same opera at the Matinee on Saturday was the
most spirited We had yet seem but last night tho
formers seemed to throw perfect abandon into their
characters inparting to each reality which gave to
1t positive vitality. They ali did admirably that
to ndividualze for praise would he to wrong the
Others who are equally deserving of admiration. It
was really charming and brilliant Performance
throughout. and such would bear repetition many
and many tiLie.
Tonight the opera Of Norma will be given at the
Academy of Music. with a powerful cast Norma liz
one OF Zncchis finest characters. In ii she is
grandy impassioned and Of the few marked repre-
sentatives OF the character The other characters will
also be ably sustained.
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seventh Ward Gunther Club.

Several of the friends of G. Godfrey Gunther
In the Seventh Yard met last evening at Aurora Hail.
No. 81 East Brmdway and organized a political
club for the purpose Of supporting that gentleman
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
Mr. Henry Bishop was elected President and James
Murphy Secretary of the Club. Their first regular
meeting will BE- held on Monday evening. and eminent
speakers are expected to deliver addresses on the
casion
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p..so;c connty (ofi,cisD gives Ward 69s; Glcdhill
-, sga.1n"e ~. Van WagOncr 30. Biauyelt. go.
MIDDLESEX. r.
.fddjesex (oGiciaD gives Rgnyon -; Adrian iSr
Surrogate A. for Assembly 1ari"" '""''"/
IyfelL 1e PerriDe. ls4. ,.,
MERCER. .,
Mercer (ofBcisD gives Ward for Oo'eino' 9'i' "''
Eichey for senator JOO Tb;s bodv
THE Nyw-J gRsEY LEGIsLATURE'--lh hIs pouy
viii stand politically has been before slaeu, ' md
Tie Union party have one majority ~ r1e Sen.
,,o fr,m Uudso1 and Union and Of one Demoeratc nc
ASenbiyman CMr Rub OF Hudson will pIooaey Ds
roateted on the ground Of fraud in Ezape'n 'N'
kegGrk
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srABBIyG AFpRAY.-Late on Sunday night,
n..,;as 0Connor residing at No 80 first ave. quar-
isd With John rebner, at the corner Of Secondaye
and Fortyfh and was stabbed oy the ..xsys ,a,gs
. 40, dangerous wounds lie vas taken to his resi-
Seoce by his friends Grebner was arrested ~ OnSer
Moran of the Nineteenth Precinct. ana On aono"!
morning committed bv Justice he"Y
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PIcKPocXErs on THE CITY CARs.-wi,hin

PICKPocKETs on THE CITY CARs-Within
the past few mouths tie the city railroads have
been infested with pickpockcts to most alarming
tent Lately they have become very bold In their 0per
ations More especially is this the the Third.
ave- line. and the lines Of Broadway So bad has
to fail asleep IN Car without waking to find himself
robbed of all his valaablcs while nebristed is
by the thieves considered game. to be robbed at
leisure. without risk Of detection Instances have 90
Cured in tho onehorse ears In Of the west
side lines. where the thieves have entered car. and
finding bnt one occupant, have forcibiy robbed him.
and ere the driver who is perched the top Of the
cor ccnld render any nsss;ance. make their escape
with the punder The following are cases in point:
On wednesday evening Inst. at about O'Clock. while
Mr. John Taylo proprietor Of q coal yard at No 800
Eighthavc. was riding uptown In Seventh ave. car.
when at the corner Of Twenty sixth.st.. had
his pocket.book seized by thief He grabbed
the rascal by the collar. and in spite
of being cscd by tho ederatc Of the thief retained
his hold. and called TO the conductor To stop the cur
This the latter failed 10 do. and the thief ually tore
himself away leaving his coat in the hands Of Mr. Tay
lor bnt retaining the stolen pocket book. which con
tanned Si6 aud valuable papers trw DAYS alter,
the pocket and papers returned to the owner
On Sunday night Officers Connel and Blunt OF the
Twenty. second Precinct heard the cry Of murder
proceeding from tghth.aye Forty siXth,t.
On entering the officers found two eX.policemen named
William II. Webb and Dennis kavanagh who were
qnarreling with Thomas and Isabella Armstrong. The
party taken 10 the Station House and there
Mrs Armstrong made n complaint against Webb nj
lering that he had robbed her ofs watch and 80 The
watch found IN the possession Of Webb. lester-
dsv. Wchb and kavanaeh were conui,ted by Justice
Kelly,
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CONVENTION OF CASADIAN-AMRIICAN
Convention Of the Canadians OF the United States Is g
he held next "Wednesday. toe 18th inst. nj the -
Charles Hotel No 6iS Broadway. to take into consid
eration-wc translate from the circular-the situation
and interests OF the Canadian residents In this country
and 10 remove certain erroneous Impressions enter
tanned OF them BY n part of their Provincial Deightors
The native born Canadians are invited To be present
az or at least 10 send delegate to- the Con Vention
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ROBBED AN ACQUAINTANCB.-Oticer Dyer
OF the Tenth Precinct yesterday arrested Mary Fiz
patrick. the complaint of Mrs. Mary Scaon Of No.
10 EsseKst The complainant states that In August
last the accused her house for the purpose u
stopping a few days and on the 10Th OF that month.
during the absopce Of the complainant lef,. taking
with her bed clothing wearing apparel and je~ery 10
the amount Of 400. portion Of the stolen proper',
recovered. The accused was committedby Justice
Shandey
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The FINE ARTs.-Mr. +. W. Pilguan will
open. at Studio Building. No. Is West Tenthst.. some
time during this month his fourth exhibition Of French
English and Flemish pictures. This collection will
embrace pictures from such artists Cooper. Frere
Maclise Mlllars Gerome and others
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Hotel Personal.

DIR. L. Wiley. Hartford, and j. II. Thomp-
son North Caroline. among tho latest arrivals at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Rev. III. w. Nelson and wife. Hartford. arc at
the -. James Hotel and Dr. c. II. Crane. Assistant
SurgeonCcn L. s. A.. is at the Brevoort House Fifth
ave, corner Of Eighthst.
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WaTds apparent msJorlty, WI.
FSSTX-(OFFlCIAL).
GOVERNOR.
1o,,, il, ci,v 2 500 6954 To,.Coun,yu.66 oil

Total IN cty 2 DO b.JJl IOlCUunI!II'0 @, ~
scattering for Coz ernor 10 scattering Tor o9efin.
Ward's majority in Newark. 1916: WaIdh majority
In towusbipe sle. Total ia Essex County. 2,JOJ
The following are the votes FOR Assembly ,,> 80,
second District-Cond.t U.), l.O27; Williams O.l
S13. cOndits majority, 20. IN. c,o
Third District-Ayers 90. nc; Holmes d.. Oi2;
Ayrcs majority, l0i. -eo D..
Fou-th District. T. Anderson 1ll l,1CO; Key
mods ID ,lOs; AndersOns majority, OJ2. ,..
Fith Dl,rict-Hays % l,47i Dodd u'.l l'l'oi
Hays majority. 3l9. - nv ,,,
SiIth DisiIici-Trimblo UD, 1861; Erb D), LII
TIim0lcs majority. 10. 800 ,,-, IN
seventh D!str.ct-MUrpby 90, l,s%i; Zalick p.1
Gi5 Murphy majority. l,lee. ....,
Eighth DistTict-SlaiRht (U,G l,4l'j u AbueiSo"'
QD1lsI7: ArdetsOns majority 600. ~ ,,-a.
Ninth District-Atha ~, yO2i Price OH i'i'Ei
Prices majority go ,,
MERCER.
o. Mnrcnr lnNniN pIVCS
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$500 exclusive of the patent) will purchase
the NATIOsAL BRICK MACHINE, which makes 30 0OO
bricks per day with straight weldened edges and OF
uniform lengths. ABIAM RFQUA General Agent. No.
100 broadway n. Y.
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Total. =. 60. .035

Total. =. .60.035
Barlow's majority, 2s,i,6
The rest of the Union ticket has a much
larger majority.
TENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
PROBABLE ELECTION OF CHALMERS.
Especial Dispatch to The N. V Tribune.
KINGSTON, n. Y. Monday. Nov. l3, 1865.
The Board of Canvassers meet tomorrow.
Chambers is undoubtedly elected by from GO to 100 ma
Iority This is not, however. official.
THE SOLDIERS VOTE.
foio NJ the ofp
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COUNTRY at Popular Prices.
l. Y. BROKAw. No. 62 Lafayette place and
No "a FOurtbave.. opposite Cooper Union
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Tho UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRISGER, which
took the first premium at the Fair OF the American
Institute il rarrcptd the best in use.
send for circular giving wholesale and retail terms.
L. G. BROWNING General Agent.
No 3t3 Broadway.
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Boys AND CHILDRRNs GARIBALDl CUTAwAY
and ZoUAvp SUITS by the Thousands at Popular Prices
|. V. BROKAw. No. t2 Lafayette pl-ce. and
No. 81 Fourth ave. opposite Cooper mon.
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The BURGLAR ALARM-TBLRGRAPH protect.
inyisbly each window and door
T. HOLMES, No. l9o Broadway.
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JANIS PYLIs o. X. SOAP.-Made from best
materials. similar to the Old English White Soap; be-
comes very hard and unliabe to waste away in the
wash. Sold by grocers everywhere-Depot No. $50
Washington ST.. n. Y.
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Colorado.

SWORD PREsESTATIOE.--Capt. William ".
RemBey of Go. IL, I'D BeRiment, presented wiz ~
handsome sword last evening at the Armory oi .no
members of his command u q testimonial Of their up
yrscistion o. bis worth and soldierly qualities.
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LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
face called Moth patches. With freckles should use
DR.. PgREI's celebrated Morn AND fHEcKLE LOTION
IL is inial.ible. sold by all druggists.
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rKw-YOHK STATE ELECTION.
Reported N MajOritics.

We republish our table of majorities through
ou, the State altered to suit the returns as they
have been received:
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Boy ROBBED IN THE SrREET.-Abou,

Boy ROBBED IN THE STREET. About b
O'Clock last evening. little boy about II years oi age
named Henry Burns was accosted by fellow al the
of Schcrmerhorn and Smithsts and asked what
lie had in the bundle he carrying. The boy told
him il clothing, which be was taking home for his
mother 10 wash. The fellow seized the bundle, and
slavping the boy the side OF The bed knocked him
into the gutter. Alter this valiant deed he efi with
the clothing consisting of shirts gowns table covers.
sheets handkcrohef colsrs. Ac. valued OF about eco
th. property Of Mrs. Ehc Murphy Of Wilo'ehby 81.
The robbcr is described tall sporting mustHchc.
and wearing a high crowned hat and black clothes.
The BOYS mott er is poor wssherwomsn residing at
No 60 Uutlef.st
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The following returns of the votes cast by the soldiers
IN the field in addition 10 those already published
New.Jersey.

VOTE OF THE STATE
We correct below table of the vote OF the State
,sor Governor by the latest official returns: ,o.
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spectaclcs Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Address, J.. b.
FOOTT, ". d. No. /. .lJO Broadway. New.fOrk.
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MARIE d.

COBB-CAPEN-fn Dorchester Mass Thursday. Nov 9.
by the Rev James g. vose assisted by the Rey Pre.dens
Labaree Midd the Rev Sanford FL Cobb OF Scho
hae n y Mary Lizzie Capen, daughter OF Samuel J.
Capeu. esq.,. of Dorchester.
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J gPYHRs. No. 513 BROApWAY

The only place in the city where
LADfs GcoD B0OTs AND SHOES AND GESTLEMEN's
EaRROIDRRED SIJrPErs can b. had at low prices.
JgPFBR-, No. 5,J BROADWAY.
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THR Fort HAMILTON observation-disclosures

THY FORT HAMILTON HOMICIDE.-Coroncr
Lynch concluded the investigation into the clrcum.
stances OF the killing Of Henry Underwood. a drum
boy. attached TO the garrison at Fort Hamilton.
last evening. The circumstances Of the ease are
briefly these: The Drum Corp had favorite dog
which proved an annoyance to the ncighboring real
dents. James Lake a shoemaker took II upon himself
10 kill the animal which he did aher noiiii ing the
Corps OF his intention. The Drummers hearing of the
death Of their pet marched to Lakes house IN body
aud demanded pay for the dog, which boing refused.
they made demonstrations Of violence and Lake seiz
ing club. struck Underwood ON the head fracturing
his skull. Death ensucd shortly thereafter. 1he
COroDers jury TO the conclusion that Lake CON
miiied the deed In self-deiense. and brought IN a
verdict 10 that effect. Lake was thereuPon discharged
from custody.
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u ROOKLYN NEWS.
HORRIBLg CASE or DRsyIruT,os AND Dt

HORRIBLE CASE OF DRsrITUTIOS AND DEATH.
Corouer Barrett was yesterday notified that woman
was lying dead in the basement OF No. ~ Richardson
st.. d., and repairing 10 the place was Mortified
at the spectacle il presented In corner of the cold
and unfurnished apartment the emaciaed figure OF n
woman was lying cold in death In an opposite corner
died together In the middle OF tbs room were their four
little children. the eldest only five years Of age. pre-
senng an appearance Of he most abec destution and
the family is Rufel and that the deceased Catharne
kufel 0ied from destituiion. Her husband has been
sick for the past two months and being stranger IN
period be knew Of none to offer his little family help
ing hand Mrs. Rucl died between ii and l2o'clock
Oh Sunday last. and there were none present TO heP
her IN her last extremity Coroner Barrett directed
Mr.. Rnfe TO be sent to the Hospital at FatbuSh and
notified the Superintendent of the Poor to take care oil
the children.
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squire & Lauder, No. 9 Futou.,l, New.iSrs Tlfe'
CHAINS and all kinds OF j. wxLsY. EssLsu sfksriss
SILVER WARP, q small per ccn,ase above A'soN"
MANUFACTU RING COST.
Ivory and Pearl Sic Gve Hxuons, ~ ~, ~ "
BUCKLES SCARF PINS. JEWELRNToolhbh.>I bh. >I'rS'
Nc The finest ss.ortmen', in the city whoe-ss su '
S,l Broadway. opposite "a, metropolitan.
Sea IsIand Coi'.ou.-l = GREEN Lsnd' End -.
Helena Island Port iays isrbor - C. aes Tor the .ae ~
Ere e,lm-u Cottop None but Principals dealt WIN Adae,A
T. o. Box No - fifton Head S e. Reference may he aAd
to the Fre-dmeD ne Bur~aa.
Skiuuer's Pulussuaies Cure Couses. Goes. SOFA
b,ra, Hoa ssnrss Public speakers ard sinscu trN
10 cle.r -. voice Sold by all piu.r.s'~ ana ptMNS
RARNEs.1 Cs, Ne. 81 PsrA sc~, NcwNptk.
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SAFE BLOWN OPBS-The safe in Tyler's coal
office. Kentayc., foot Of Clymer ST., y. D. was blown
open by burglars about o'clock yesterday morning.
but there only l2 cents in il at the time the ope
rators only got their labor for booty.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIIcBoARD OF
CANvAssERs.--T Tho Board of Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon az Board Of Canvasser and after opening
the returns from the different city districts referred
them to the Committee Rules and Elections for eI
animation and report on Thursday evening next. The
business OF the Aldermen then taken up. \ nun
Der Of petitions and communications were presented
when report was presented by the Committee on wafer
and Drainage In which they recommend that the board
of aor Commissioners be authorized TO issue bonds
10 the amount Of 81 100000 ut six per cent interest Tor
the purpose of laying another distribution main from
ldgewood Reser, DIR to the city. The present main ~
adequate to supply tho city with water under ordinary
circumstances. but In Of one more large con
hagratons about the middle of any day in the week
the supply for manufacturing and even culinary pur-
poses would be found insufficient The greatest guam
tty of water is used about noon. at which time ns
been observed that there was not enough head 10
force to the hight Of ordinary three story building
Should an accident happen to the only main now IN nse
the city would be deprived OF water until proper re
pairs could be made. The report Of the Committee
was laid over for two weeks when il will be brought
up for disposal
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Gpeeial Notices.

Special Notices.
American Institute Farmers, Ciub.--.li meeting Of
the CLuB will be held TO-DAY Tuesday at the rooms OF
the Institute u o'clock All who take AZ intere~m IN
JOHN W. G iAMsERs. Secretary.
The \. Y. National Freedman's Relief Associ.
nion having added 10 its Bosr Commee on Core
found No. o. Bible House, whese they viii be- ead
to visits of members OF auxiliary societies
Mis ELLEN COLLINS
Mr.. :. WEIR ROOSEVELT
Mrs. GEO. J. CORNELL. SCsnmit'ee
Mrs. CHAS. r. LOWELL, IT,.
Mis- SARAH HITCHCOCK.
Miss FANNY RUSSELL
RuckIc.-tTo the Trade.,-The SKATE BUCKLE
sold Wholesale aud retail. BY WALTON BROTHERS 10
sPRAGUE's PATENT LEVER BUCSLE far SKATES.
TRUNKS, HARNESS, Sc.
They the best, cheapest, AID most durable All
purchasers Of Spragues Buckle. guaranteed against Fog
No. 67 Warren.s,.
Adam, "a as bagp%swtf' EspEss;w; Co.
Forward Inland Express daily to all parts Of the son, sni
Sy ca%R. .vsy MeHs a4dy ara .,,ss,an
to the collection OF Drafts. Notes. Bills. &c, Ac.
Specie, Bank notes. Bonds, Sc taken low rasee' sni
insured against all risks vhsn required
Gi,t Coub.-Ncw styIr.,
Jlst received from Paris FlN r. EllHr TEN 10 THIRTY
DOLLARS Zach for sale by 6. {. ALLEN No. as Broad
way. our door below Canai-si
Fans. Paris faWs.
Fle.cpi Style int Tecryed, THREE, FIVE. EIGHT "a
sOGTY DOLLARS each. foc sale by &. & ALLEN No. Al,
Broidy,ay ore door below Cana st.
~lreyc-BuIIon- aud studs, ,.
New styes-rNO. THREE, FINE, EIGHT. TEN "a
SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS q set. for by %. e.
ALLEN, No. as Broadway. doos below Caualst
Diamond Rings -
of all drsc scriptions from TWENTY-FIVE. FIFTY SEhEN
TN-FINE, ONE TWO. THREE nDS and ElN ~ ht Nd
RED to TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ssrh tor sale by
GEORGE e. ALLEN No. AS BSoalvts, one SooE o"'o"
Canal 81, formerly No. II Wallet
Fine Gold Watch Chains. .,,.
From TWENTY FIVE to rdnEE III NDHED DOLlAi-r
each for .nc by o. 4. ALLEN, No AIS Br tway one d"'
below Culal,t