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SPECIAL NOTICES. HELP WANVjGD. THIRD EDITION. FIRST EDITION. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 37.

npHB FIREMEN'S INSURANCE (JOM PANT (InoorporaUd in lffltn N. SS WALL 8 TRET, Meohaniai' Bank Buildin, ICASH CAPITAL WM" Iuuraneeuainttlowand Damage by Fireoi nvertou terms. DHtBCTOTSfl. ON 8 Rowland, Oarrielina Smith, Aenham laadi, VranoiaTLuqneor.Ja&obRNevinB, Jacob Haiton. fflntm Towuend Jacdh Robartaon.Chaa Bnckhalter, Wimain Anew, Edward Faile, Havemyar, Irani Smith, Ddmond Penford, Abm Van Nt, Wb Kirnnii, William Q.

Reada, Edward HOwtm. Lavarioh, John Phelps, O. N. 8. fiOWLAND, Preaideat.

J. T. Hauuot. Seoratary. OEORGE J.

HARDY, Acent GBOBQB J. HARDY, Real Estate and Inturaaoa Aytnt, Loani negotiated. Real Estate bought. laid or Houses let or leaaod. Deeds, bonds and Mortgaiw eoreos ed.

Conuaissionar ef Daadi. No. ty Hall. OFFICE OF THE KINGS COUNTY F1RB INSURANCE COMPANY. Brooklyn, n.

10. 1865. At an election for Directors laeld this uay.tho named gentlemen wore unanimously chosen Bdw Bacuoua Lewis Hunt JohD Keatinf JohjiN Hayward Daniel Smith Jacob WlUon Prnvon Wm Peaae Joieph Burr POLICE UTTELLIGMfCI. Discharged. Bridget and Ann Dolan, sisters, charged with stealing CO yards of ingrain carpet and a quantity of stab; carpet from Lyman Bears, No.

20S Desraw street, were oxatnined before Justice Walsh, on Saturday morning, and discharged, the offence not belrg proved, Obstbucting Eailboad Tbavel. Justice Walsh, on Saturday, fined Bernard Duffy, the driver of a cart, $10 or ten days in jail, for obstructing the railroad back hi Bergen street, and refusing to turn out so tbat cars could pass. Discharged. Hall, a clork of 16, and Tbos. Brady, aged 17, arrested by Officers Irwin and Donnelly, charged with stealing CI pairs of shoes, OS heretofore reported, were discharged, there being no evidence against them.

Husband and "Wot; one. Ellen Davis on Sunday, found herself under arrest by Offiosr Edward WcCarty, of the 42d precinct, for petit larceny. Tho complainant was Henry Davis, who was found to be her husband. A Flood. The premises of Thoa.

Hudson, of No. 7 York street, were flooded on Saturday night by the water having been running in Hall's Photograph Gallery above. Tho damage is about $2(10. ItJSULTiNG A Female. Wm.

Kane, a carpenter, 43 yearB of ago, hoe for some time past been in the habit, as alleged, of making insulting propositions to Mrs. George Krapps. On Sunday afternoon ho met her in the street and giossly insulted her, for which be was arrested by Officer Fox, of the 42d precinct. He will bo examined to day. Alleged Malicious Mischief.

Thos. Hall, aged 21 years, was taken into custody by officer Lyons, of the 45th precinct, on Sunday afternoon, charged wiih destroying shrubbery in the front yard of tho residence of John IdcCulIoueh, No. 827 Grand street, D. The accused was taken before Justice Diily yesterday, but as no tippeatanco was made against him, ho was discharged. Southern State Money Stolen.

Yesterday morning, in Justice Walsh's Court, Mary Kinney, a woman who arranged his room, is charged by Joseph Straw, of No, 44 President Btrtot, with plying opon tho door of his dwelling, entering the same and Btealing therefrom in bills ot tbe banks of South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. $231 of tho money was found at the residence of Mary's father. No. 0 Union streot, A Handkekchtef. George Washington Barton, a colored youth, of No f.n ncond place; went on: on Sunday cyc air in Carroll patk and while there two boys, named John Murray and Syrell Herbert, succeeded in removing his handkerchief aud were cauebt bv a by Blander as thev were runniDg awav.

ATS, CAPS, BjiA.iii.Ein3, ruunnnj, IN BROOKLYN. ON TBE OPENING of a btoro at No. 6 Gates av, 3 doora from Fulton avenue, a a BttANOH Oe1 THAT Or? 303 OANAL BTBEE l', JtW YORK, the undersismed feels much satisfaction. Long resident in this wonderfully growi Dp o'ty, and now (and for Beverpl years) doing considerable business with it at his establishment in Few Yoik, be has much pit a ue in tailing them that the fimehaacomo when be will be able ti submit to them on their own pidool thf water dividing these tno greitoit'tes SiecieBly similar goodb to thone which have hitherto given jem bo mucD satisfaction, tie pledges himel' that b's lateBtimportatioDafrom Londou. Paris and Leghorn shall be brcutht to tbem direct in unbiokjn packages, and so of (he Leirestaod best styles of American fa rios, including thoBoot bis own as well 49 of Eastern aud other inanufac bometime in the beginning of Joly the Btoro, ot the above addre will be OuOtti ftirtjcv, new TVIOTICE A MEETINU OF COMPA 1.1 nj Mtb Eegiment N.

V. S. will bo held ma Armoryon TUESPAY RVENWG, at 8 o'cloik. Mon bm nnd those wisbine to Join compjny will attend Brroanestof STBPHBK WaNlllSWLLE, Uapt. OommandiiKCo.

G. APAEIStANTTOOCUUPY HIS JBVBS lug, desirous of RiTii lessons in BTenali. lorms moi crate. Address A. Esgl office.

iFFICE OF THE BROOKLYN OU'i DTirt Vnirriorn RAitmHff Cimosnv. co mar Front and DnckfltiBots, brook, N. Juno '11. 18S5. The interest coupoDS due on the Iflt ol Julv next, on the moiigacebonoBoi this Company will bo paid at the office of tbe Companj on end aiter tMMto )27 3teod W.

Le COUNT, Treaauror. PBIZES CASHEDlN ALL LEGALIZED LOTTERIES aDdinformation given. WM. B. COG Ga WELL, Broker, 57 Whitohftli street, up B'airs, noar 8outh ferry, and corner of Fulton and South streets.

o3 tf t7TH REGIMENT N. 4 in compliance with Division orders, the members of Troop are htreby notified to appear at the State Ar etnal in lull uniform, mounted, armed and equipped, dross cap and plumes, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of July, at 6 o'clock A. M. Tho commanding officer ot the Regiment expects every member presoni and well mounted 13v order. THUS.

AfcOARfVf, Ospt. FOR ROCK AW AY STAGES RUN BE tween Jamaica and Rockaay, in connection witb the Lona Island R. from Hunter's Point and South ferry. Leave South ferry at 8 A. M.

and 3j t. M. James Slip 8 AM. and 3 P. St3e leavea Rockaway 94 A.

M. and 1 P. M. The Hotels at this well well ka.own Dlaoe of Bomraer resort are now open for visitors. Owing to the removal of the Band bar by the action of the water tho bathine ia batter than ever known before.

At the neainnb time the fishing is very good je27 eod3ba TH1ED WARD A MEETING OF THE Democratic Elector, of tbe Third Ward will bo heM at UBIS' BALL, Fulton etieet, between atyrMe ave and WiUonghby street, on WEDNESDAY EVUNING, June 3tb. ai 8 clock P. for tbe purpose of forming a Democratic Word Association. Byorderof J. D.

MoKKNZIB, K. I. LOVVS4K, je27 il L. V. D.

HARDENBUBGH. THE CLOSING MEETING OP THE WOMAN'S BELIEF ASSO 1ATION will be held at the Chapel ot tne INSTITUTE, on FRIDAY, June 30th, at 11 A. M. All interested are cordially invited toaltend. j27 3t KATJi E.

WATERBDRV, Seo'ry. IAS OS SAVE $150 TO $200 ON A new piano, by buyinr it at 420 Broome atreot. Iff. Y. alao aocond hand pianos, from 44 tj ftou; Darior and chape! organB, Ac.

Uars Irom Fulton erry, N. rnu within a few doors of 420 Broome st. jeailg" JAMtl.3 M. HoDONALD. SAWYHH THOMPSON'S ROOMS Corner of Jay street anil Fultnn avenue.

MR MCOLIj MclNTSfKES QRANP DRAMATIO TOOAt and MUSICAL ENl'ERTAINMENr will tafco place TtllS EV UN I AQ. PDOGIUMME rABT I Mr. J. M. Abbot BallHd Lovo's Lamentation" Mr.

a. Holder Ball.d "TheFaded Jenny Smith RcritotlOE 'The from Schoolmaiter W. Norton Sonr. Mrs. Maria Abbot Bona "Rock'd Ibe C'raule ot too Hoe Lord Dundreary.

I'ourtship t. Mr' Nicnll Mclntyre and Miss Ada Monlroa Pong 'Bobin Adir" Mr. O. Durnaillo Solo Scotch airs English Concertina. A.

Sedewink An interval ol five minutes. oougmun, PAST II. "Homo Sweet Homo" Viano Mr. Abbot Duett I Maanideri" M. Abbot Holder Lord Dunareary and Georgian Mr.

Mclntyre and Miss Montross Ballad 'J anefrs Choice" Miss Jenny Smith Recitation "The Collier's Boy" Mr. W. H. Nonou ong "Mrs. Watkins' Evening A.

Sedirwiok Dundreary' Brother Bam a Grand Finale "Dnion Forever" Mr. O. F. SammondaedOhorua To cow meDco at 8 o'clock. AdteiPau.D 50 eents.

Tickets to be had at the Room and of Mr.McINTYRP,48 Sassan slre t. A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN EVJiRY EVENING during this week, at the Ol RAN OA RDEV oorner Bri, gs and NiS I streets! tesucolfully invited to tbe FREE OONOER 18, and to this cool and agreeable Sum mer Garden. PARK THEATRE. FRIDAY, JUNE 30 18fr BEKFIT OP MR. W.

niVDGK. MR. CONWAY AND MR. W. DtVIDGE, In their great original characters of RTF.PHKN PLOM AND TOBY TWINKLE IN "ALL THAT (3I.ITTPRS IS NOT OOLD." Mrs.

Conway. Mrs. Gilbert Miss Emilio MelvUle, to. o. A laughable Farce.

Boi book opin. jeyr OVHEON CHOIR BOYS CHORAL AtfO ORUAN CONCERT AT TBE CHURCH Of I'rtK MFSSIAH, (Rev. Geo. E. Thrah'a.) corner Grin and Olermont avs.

THURSDAY KVKNING NEXT. Jnqe iSth, At 8 o'oloox, under the oireotion of Mr. O. JBROME HOPKINS. Admission fipo N.

8. Thi will betbo lailperformaneo thiB feason, and all friends of popular education oro invited. 3t GRAND FLORAL FKn'IIVAL AND CONCERT By the Children and Youuk People of tho Sabbath School connected with tbe XABhRN AOLR BAPTIST OHUROH. Corner of HicVa and Raielyea streets. Brooklyn.

(Iter. T. Edwin Brown.) THURSDAY EVENING. '883. Under the direction of H.

B. MATUKW. JOHN B. DK VIS. KiinoHnfpndpnt.

TinkfltH 2i onnfHf tn hn hrtdnf. tha piano roon'S of B. a. 296 Pulron nt; G. 8.

ffoig. 5L4 Columbia fit; Scott', comer Court and Degrawafl, and ot tbe church. Conoert guar tor to 8 o'uloofc. j2 3t BE AUMJAL lOUKftl OF JULY PIO NIO ST. AKNE'S CHURCH, FRONT STREET, Will be hold AT LEFFRT.

PARK, Corner of Tompkins nnd Hate1 avsnuos, en TUESDAY NBXr. The Church, built rurinc the wnr is deenlr in debt, and will duly approciato the kindly visits of friendB on tha oo casion. ii'Ci bl FOR SALE AND TO LET 4kS fin IMMEDIATE SpA'aO VVr sion, two ftorv and oi I'OSSES oitona.nn rnttfttrn. phBandnatr, first rnteonler, extra ize lot, beautifulW aid out flower sarden, fru't. ait'uitod in nvnue, 41h vnr poulh of Willoughoj.

Knquiro of 8AND l)ORU A i ORNELU IB Court atroit, or on tUe promisej, otMr HALU jetfet TO LET A FUllVlSHKWBOqiVl, WIT fl outhnird toone ortwo izsntlemn, within five min utei' wnik of Fulton ferry. Enquire at31 Pulton street. jit iv lOB SALF A STEAM ENTGINB, EIGHT hoTfo nowor. with fira' nite hnilor. in lunainirnrder.

Can he eeen at. 86 Berpen street, Brooklyn. jo27 5t mO LET A PLEASANT FRONT ROOW, J. without nrd, convpnioti as for kneoinir house B. cnokir for a ffentiemnn and wifo, at No.

37 rti'ikt Btwet, few wmIV from the Fujton forry. j27 2t FIOR A LE ON OXifORl) STREBT, npfir "Kulti HTfitiue. Trnmn tolling nnn laining eipht rooms and front, cellar, wafor. gas, water closot fnrnaco anl connection with Bower; nrico only 3K0; imnedjatopo8ea io. Apply D4VEND0it'C, i n'ton Ryenuf.

roro oi uitnra siroes i 3. FOR Sai.JU CHKAP A KANDSOMIE four round rorner ro ewool niano fluo rone Anil in pr.Stt vTCbi will he Bold for AlfiOif applied for nb once, in b'raifhlin Bvenue, oorner of PeK ilb. Brooklyn. rpu LEl AT A RhUUOKlJ j' MOiS. THE 1 lower foni of a row hou cnnsistinR of two parlor ard kitchen, pood cellar and laran yarn; location Tomplcina Bvprufl.

nenr Illorts Prk: hill on the house; convenient toDeKfdbavenueani Jbultou foiry caw. Apply on tho pipmisea j272t" fM LET SEOOND PLOOR, OORiVER Fliit baih avenue and Dean "Ueet, In a fine bnok bcuto; rppt rpafonnblo to a fa nilv. j37 2t T(TLET PAR I' OF A NICELY FUR nifhpd houpe. with garden, In a irood mighborhppd. luqmre at 76 Powers atreeN TO LJT A PRIVATE KAMItiY AT 20 HirKs atroet, would let one or two furmshod rooms to gentlemen.

FfOR ALE OR WILL EXCHANGE EOR. pdrolenm eticke. three lota, eash 25x100. in one oftbebert if no the very boot neurnborhoCt i in tho city, Addref Eaple office, j26 3t OR SALE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE tuifttnpim ntrflt nf.RTOoklvvn. witli water, ias and o.tror.

HnnsRhflsl3 rooms and bringti ft700 rent. Alustba EoldtoOn" (cheap forcash) tfio to Olrinrnce abusinew in te South. Inquire on premises 124 Hudson avenne ersoklyn, nea. the Nary. Yard gate, jtati OR SAL A OOKECTIONERV Store, doinafa (rood imsiB WAte satisfactory reaeol.a given for AoW etttdt.

near Fn tnn. IttooMih. 'e" a jOR SAI.E A CABIN YAOHT, 'onmplete, rumished, silver ware, hair cttsqlona, Ao, Pallalin aood dVdet Kloop rigged a fast sailer. Pnoa $10M. rorpett.onlars ihquuxof A.

M. WglTMAN, 3(ta atroet, Gov.anus Bay, Brookuih. where Mho 040 oe Sfen. js2o 31 FOR SAL PIANOS AND MELO 1 DONM, from the best, mflnut at prices cheaper lhan ever offered before; alBo, 1 floe'7 octave Koaewood Piano. tlOU below cost, at BUSHOR Piano Manufacturers' Depot, 36J Fnlton street, under the PaikTheatr.

je3t rthoTiET TO A SMALL AMERIOAN 1 tmiiv tha apfinn ft fliiir of hmiRB No. Hffnrsmi Bt: hot and com watersnag mediate poBaeision Bent t2i0. No bill up. Xv LQ8T. AND FUUWO.

tiUfik BEWAKD LOST, MONDAY qB IF mnrning, on the Flushing avonuo oars, in ro irortb fwthiriie ferrj, a POCRBT ROOK, oontaiainrh 10 bi lana.eomo lorw or iu uutiot. iu iboviriward will bo paid on returnlDarifrtoJOHN OMNB, OKfUiraat. 127 2t StiiFt REWAXD LOST. (iOINU FKOiVt Myrtle avtinetoflTMyrtlo avbane. a larne POCKET BOOK, containing agum of money; the oilla and some paprriof no vSSfto aonebnt the owner.

BLDBB 0ONKL1W at RKwXRD tOSt, ON MOND AY Med5 evening; between, and 7 a POOKKT BtlOK on the Folton forty boat, oominj? from New York, 'i he Siiove reward will bo paid by returning it to. No; 01 Bergen afreet J2J 2 LO. ON MONDAK, A. ON KUL ton avenue caror on toe ferri imallPAOiC AGB Anyone having found it and re taunteE it tbu D. LIJi, iSg it at the Eagle offloc, will be liberally rewarded.

J22t sTREWARD WILL BE PAID rOlv I (horeiovery of alorije aetter DOQ, orange and nniie'niBwerstotO' name of Dasn, a UJ l.ibsrty atraet, SSwitof or at tirit.htfOM flhjvo 3d jraqua in tfl. jtwe t. urea Tn. ioltlyn. lU'the 27th rtar of May, ANTONIO fitfori ATI wa.

brutally murdered in the 8th Ward ol thia I dti ctnw. ttiere'oro. I. Alfioa SjLWood. Mayor 0' tba, I Ciiyoi BrllynVdohyvirtuhol 1 a'Siolatronot Otm mon Uonnc I vavei Jaie 16.

1805. hereby ojfer a raard I ol five Bondred DoUa a for the arrsit ahdVooavioann Of WAN1EJJ A G1UL; ONE THAT CAN oomo well recommended can heir of amort situation in a an. all family by calling at238 Cumberland street, near leKalb ay. ANT Kl) A YK 'I HAN 1) liV J. POU TER 160 Montague street, nearly opposite the Post ttetdr wort titer the 4th.

jel73t WASTED A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to do the cooking 8nd assist in washing and irouing in a private familr; muBtuoderotand making good bro.d: bostof references required from bar last place. Call at Cltf son avenue, 2d honiie from Fulton av. 2 EXPERIENCED UIKLS; one as norso and seamstress; tho other to auk, wash and iron reference required. Apply corair of Xafnyttte and vatderbilt (brown house.) j27 21 WANTED A PROTESTANT GIRITTO take cure ot a lady and sew, wash and iron; the boat of reference required. Apply at 164 Rsersoo street, 2d door from DeKalb avenue, from 9 to 2 o'clock and from 4 to 9 in tbe afternoon.

ja272t WANTED A UIHL TO (JO'OK, WASH andiron: mut have good city references Apply in Willoughbr aver ue. 4th house bejoni 'fhrooo avenue. WANTED A GIRL TO DO THE GEN eral housowork: oo that is.not afraid to work; an American or Herman Call for three dayj at 43 Lawrence street, rear house. WANTED A GOOD SEAMSTRESS; OLe that can cutand fit with good reference. Oan apply this day Clinton ttreut, 3d house from Nelson.

ANTED A NURSE GIRL; ONE THAT cad work on Grower fe Razor's machine nrflrnrriL Apply.jrith lelerenco at29 foanetropt WANTED A GIRL ABOUT 14 YEARS ot age, to take caro of a chill and maka iiorotiii netful. Apply, with reference, at 111 Frontstreot, WANTED A COMPETENT SIJAM for a few days. Apply at northwest corner of Gates avenue and Hamilton streets je27 tt WASTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do general housework; mnit be a good washer and ironer and good cook best ol city references required. Apply WAD TED A NUMB BR OP FIRST class canvassers, for too best cnbiuotaiie Photo irraphof Abraham Lincoln, endorsed bj the family on May 22d, Also a TOUDpjnan tor the dark room. Apply to P.

U. BENJAMIN, 3i4 Fulton street. WAN TED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and iroDbr. to do the housework for a family of four; must be a Protestant: city references required. Appl? for three dajs at 248 Livingston street, botween Bind and Kevin b.

je27 3t ASTED TWO DRESSMAKERS AND four trot id fiQamfltredSBH. Annlv to Afro. TO HOLS. opposite tho Baptist unurcD, tiedloid avenue, 7 doora trom rtle aveiiuq. WANTED A GOOD OPERATOR ON Rinoer'fl and Wheeler Wilson's sewimr machines for quilting fur linings: bKo a Wheeler WiIbuo8 sewing Ui.cumo, UUUUEL'U viiiiu iubomuuu, lur Ban vuoay hi ioa rniiton sireet, np acaire.

TS7 ANTED ONE HUNDRED GIRLS WW Cooks and obambermaida, with good references, to fill eiitiationB roadT this day and to morrow, in some of the flint lamihes and the histheit wairefl. Also 20 first wMtTfuseH far Bummer hotels in tbe country. Also 40 food respectable pirla for hoojotTora: in small families; Aoply at MANNING'S. 15 Oomt street. je272 "WKJ AN TEb.

iMMEDI ATJSLY A MIDDLE TT aged man, who on write a plain, rapid hand, to dict circulars 10 corrGsuonuenia; boju juw xur ou aays: references reflnixoa. yiuarwjj mrjuxju.i je2fl2t SITUATION WANTBD 17 ANTED SITUATION. BY A RE spectable Rirl as coolt; washerand ironer; no objections to go a thort dibtonco in the country; good city re lerence. uanDeseen tor mree aajBai iftiijmcKBStTQQi, in jeST'it WANTS A SITUATION BY A rcsoBotable young woman, as ohambermaid or to do general housework in a small family; has Rood citv re lerencBH. requir ju.

Lioiiior two aays at zou Hudson av. W7 ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spoctab yountr woman. Protestant) as oooic, washer ana uuDor: nan poou uii raerenceB. uaii ior two aays at zap uui' gtrHH1, jjuuhh irum ounBQiiatfBBt, loB rear. Ax.tSD A SITUATION, BY A RE fiiiprtnrve vonnc womnn.

at ohamhnrninM nA to aesist in tho washing and ironing: no objection to the country for the summer; has good city references. Gall for two daj at vi mm place. WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG girl as nurse and chambermai has no obiftotinn to ra in the oouDtrv: citv reere oca ititmi uflii at vi wograw Btreet, South Brooklyn. 117 ANTED A SITUATION, BY ARE sptctable young girl fo take care of a babe. (Jail at awAuanwc street, na story, worn no.

y. AKIBU Bi A RESPECTABLE young woman, a uituatioD im nrmmhArmairl mrl waitress: nas two years city retertmce. irom ner Jaat em plcjtr. Call fortwodayeat 41Jamosatreet. WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG fiirl, to lake caro of children, or as waitress.

Call for two days at 86 Clinton stxeot. WANTED A SITUATION TO DO THE cooking, washing andi ouing of a small family, by a willing, capable girl; is an oicelient washer and ironer, and will bo found a resoectfulana trusty sorrant, nighly recommended. Apply at Yi Lawrence plaop. WANTED BY A RESVEO TABLK Protestant woman, a situation in a private family to do housowork; had a little girl. 11 sears old would like to have th her; she would mike htrselt useful.

JPJeaso call at 181 Atlantio street WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE Bpectable youop womnn, to do general housework in a small family: is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city teierenoea, Call for two days at 159 Tdlary st. AN TED BY A RESPECT A LE girL a sitnatton as oook, washer and ironer. Oan be seen at har present plaoe, 31 Lifayetto avenue. WANTED A COMPETENT DRE33 miker would like to engage with a few more families by the day or week; best of reference: all fits war ranted. Aptay ai 183 Fulton avenue.

je33 It AH TED A aiTUATIOlf, BY A BE snecUtble young girl, to do ceneral housework or up stairs work, in a small privato family; the best of city reference oan be givom Please oail or address tor three days at 113(Jourt street. je26 2t" WANT ED SITUATI0NS LAD7E3 wanting superior servants, both Cattiolio and Protestant, flCcoBtomed to sere in gentlemen's fanilies, and having reftrences direct Trom some of tbe first Families of Brooklyn, may bo immediately Bupnliod by applying at nnA rlnnr Joralemoo. Cooks, clllldren 8 nurses, waitresses, and aen eral servants, Alfo several c'rn lately landed. jidcaDiisn eo is years, ur initer nations. je23t WAJTKD ASITUATIONBY AYOUNG uir), as child's nurse; i kind and obliging and would like to go in the country with a family.

Apply at 231 Fulton avenue, her last place. jo2i 4t WANTS. NTE) A STORY AND BA3C merit house, with water and cia. iu a trood location wiihin 10 mr utee' walk of eitbfr feny; would have no objection to bonrd tne owner it desirable. Tho family ia pmall iTiiuout cnuureu.

riease acureHa 3. in. 5., doxilj, iigio office; WANTED TO KENT A SMALL HOUSE in a pleasant convenient to Rent not toexcot $350. Addrosa C. Box 2527 N.

Y. P. O. WAITED BY A hAl)t LODalNUS witMn am'tloof Fnlton Ferry. "Will pay $5 per wetlt.

Aodrots OXFORD, fcugle ooice. TED DOU BLE HAUNtflSH 1 8tt of medium weight double harnoa3; must be in pood order; fihiioli. west price and where to bo aeeo. vd drcen HAltKIvSS. hagle oilioe.

jo2S 2t W'akted to hike a small got tape Lou on Brooklyn Heights, within minutes' walk of Fulton ir Wall street Ferry. Must ba in a nod neiphborboo'l. rosseahion wanted Oct. 1st Ho bildron. Adrircp? HKpURT)jQAN.

Ealaoitice. je26 2t WAKTED a eurmshed koohfor a man atd hit wife, with board for tho Iviy only, within iniiiuieB vftik of Fulton Ferry; terms nia be moccrato. Address J. II. Montauk Hotel, stating Umiaai locating, jaffi 2 1 ED PAH1 Or? A HdUSB BY A geotleman and mfo.

suitable tor hoiv okeping. Must have moden in.nrovt nionta iiaaress, stann tion and toruif. J. blagle office. je26 St WAS 1 PD OUE ti.N'A'ED If OK caab and first class oil stock; a nlonsant, welt located polling v.itb CT'mndB ntuicbod, in Brooklyn or vicinity.

Apply H. a fc.IMFRD. No. 18 Wall street, Now York, and 1B0 Remsen Kt.eet, Brooklyn. jo St WATE A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, of from 6 to 8 acres, trood (arate buildines, of 'eBsiinfl wirhin 12 miles of the City Hall, Roodo im naiSSiit 01 tuo Pferred.

to oost from $4CC0 to $IC00 Pwucnurg, w. kwio ANTED BK00h.LN CITS BOSDS nF thn cnrnral nlnilROn Hi tftlr lUarkni. TiOflS. Aod'S to J. S.

AOKAY 00. 6 Conrt rtreel. Brooklyn MP BOABDIIVG. BOARD WANTED 1 A PRIVATE FAM tly, where there are no children. lor a ftentlstn.tn.

Wife, tkree email cnildren and nurae. Address FRBD btilCK. Eagle otlice. with terms ood location. iCTW DOAKD OENTIiEMAN AND WIFE, Jj or two a ngle srentlemen.

may obtain pleasant rooms atNo. a Hanisou street; acoommodatiooa tirst class! refer em es exchanged. laTat 4. L'AKGB FRONT ROOit OS be.cAv floor an i two nantrinH. uliut onaoa third floor olet.lthgcddboardataiSStatoatroet; bath and every OABD PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH I conn ftrmrrf nn rnnann.hlf, tArTOR.

mav ba fonnd at mv uunton, Between nairuon ana uegraw atreeta, iwiv "OOAED A PBIVATB FAMILY WILTj Ja9 let a room, or room and bedroom, to a oronttemtu and wife "it" board, in Kyeison atroet, near DeKalh ave nne. Andreas a.tDVEW&, hagltoffiee. )3t BOARD WANTED FOR A GENTLE man, wife and infant, in a place where there are but few or no otiter boarders. Address atatine; taims, whioh rmiatbe moderate, 13ox303 K. Y.

P.O. BOARD NICELY FCRNI8HBD ROOMS can be had. at No. 40 'West Baltic atioet. between O'inton and Court.

Terms moderate; hoa to flrat class. jei7 st XBOABD PLEASANT ROOMS, ANT) board oan heohtafned by applying at oloandB street, iu the immediate vicinity oi tnree lames, neierenoei chpnpen iear3t DOAK BROOKLYN BOARii ING 9 AiECY. 15 Court stree'. near Joralearoa street, where private families and hoarding hoosea may be imais IfCtl (JUl BOARD ROOMS AND HOARD KOR gentlmii'andtheirwreBor ainble eentleni'en can bepbiained at 11 West Warren street, Brooalrn. BOARD PERMANlfflT BOABD WANT edby an Knaliahman, with a private family; nnfnr nnhed rqmnrelerred; at from IS to 7.

Berereooea given, Addrea I) nagle Omce TOARD i A VERY PLEASANT ROOM. 13' witb larae pantry, to let, with or witnout to agectleman and wife, or two single. irehtMmennovotlier board.rs taken. Location. 8 minutes' walk from Fulton' Krry.

Apply atAo. S4 Adams street. jeVil' JCRJiRMERH ORN STRKET, BBT WttBN iOD AD NEVINS back parlor or bask roam on 2d fl ior to lt, nicely fnrnished. or unfurnished, to a. rthtleuianandvife.

o. two trentlsinen. with first olae boird. iu a private family. Uoune hai' all Oiinvaniencei, and in ylete order, iveighborhooii unuaaallv plauant.

Tenrs moderate. Aodrees F. A. Brooklyn Postofflso. rt)ABL 10 LBT, HANDSOMELY FPR.

ninh.d rooma, in rnita or separate: a fine opportunity forgenilemen to eeonomiie. m'h or without" meali, at verv moderate pri asdalioadoctor'aolnoetolet, for Bitbtd 'by a oplyinar immediately a'tiS atraflt, or of tbe owuer, 2t0 Bridge street; alao a large parlor, anit ableioi aoloo. 'j2Sw BOARD SBMMER BOARD IN 'A rst chua house aoowsibletoall toofarHj'. Ad ply atlif Iflret Plaoe, ooroer Smith sc. ja28 it.

TOOARD A LARGE 8BOOND I fmnt rnnm tn InLiM'h hokrrl. to ainffln i7nntnmMn jalronhaJlhedroom. Enquire at 2M Bridge ottneee raiton arenae ana luvueuo yu THltJEE O'CLOCK P. LATER FROM NORFOLK. TOE UrtTORlWATiS DARKEf AG UN.

Serious Riots between United States Soldiers and Negroes. The Negroes Beaten aodDviveu fi om the Streets. FASHIONABLE COLORED RESORT DEMOLISHED, THE Itl MLT OF TBE ELECTIONS. THE SO CALLED REBEL TICKET SUCCEEDS. Cor.

of the Phil, Inq Norfolk, June 2J, DKDEB OIVIL KDLE. Since tbe retirement of Qoneral Gordon, now siity two hours, the cily has been in a state bordering on anarchy. James L. Bolate, who was olected Mayor some fifteen months ago, has had tho control of city affairs slnco the withdrawal of the military powers. Mr.

Belate's brief term has been a stormy ono. Disturbances between the white people and the negroes have been of frequent occurrence. THE FIBST B10T took place on Thursday evoning, tho 22d. It originated at the circus pavilion, on the corner ot Main and Granly MVVW, VV.VV V.UOU V. VUO UlUlUrmaUC Uini' eulty occuirefl between a United Statos soldier and a negfo.

Tho difference between them was ot a trivial nature, but the soldier was Boon joined by other companions, attracted by the angry woids. Tho soldiers at onco commenced heating the neoro. Other blacks came to the rescue, and a general melee ensued. Clubs wero freely used, and even knives and pistols came into requisition. The latter deadly weapons wero mostly in tho hands of tho soldiers.

Tbe negroes employed cayenno pepper and maccaboy snuff, throwing pungent dust Into tho faces of their adversaries. Many bravo boya in blue who had passed unscathed through showers of ballets) wero placed ftorj du combat by tho snuff and popper. Woid waB sent to Colonel Howard, and he despatched a guard of dlty men to disperse the rioteers. The guard executed thoir duty without difficulty. Four persons were seriously injured in this row.

THE DAT BEFORE THE ELECTION, There were sporadiostreet fights during tho entiroday on me zau, ueuerauy oetwueutuo aoiaiersanatneoiacts, but nothing more sorlous occuned till ELECTION EVE. At ten o'clock on Friday evening, a terrible fight broke out on tho vacant lot at tho corner of Main anddranby street, the identical spot where tho riot of tbo night before took place. The combatants were white men, wearing United Strtes uniforms (their caps displayed neither corps, badges nor regimental numbers) and negroes. The fight was short, sharp and decisive. The negroes were badly beaten, and fled In wild disorder.

Then ensued a scone that beggars description; the flying negroes were chased by the victorious bo1 diers, and beaten without mercy. Men in oitlzens oloth lng joined in the. unequal pursuit. Twenty flvo white men running alter ono negro was the order of pursuit. Main street resounded with tho cries of hong htm," kill him," the nigger." When tho negroes were overtaken they wore knocked down and mcrcilossly kicked and trampled.

Some of the frightenod, flying negroes attempted to enter stores for refuge. The proprietors generally closed tho doors In thoir faces, fearing that the pursuers would enter their ware roomB, In some Instances negroes wero struck down in friendly doorways and beaten It is impossible to loara if any of the negroes were fatally injured. After their pursuers bad' beaten them to their boarta' content, the bleeding victims would crawl away to their hovels, no "white person daring to tonder them asslstanco. At last tho streets wero cleared of tho offensive negroes. The rioters, white soldiers and oitlzens, then went to a well known and respectable' restaurant on Wide Water street, near lloanoke Square.

This estao liBhment was kept and frequented by colored people, was very well furnished and fitted up, and had a a do ball room attained to it. It waa midnight whon tho rioters, now composed oi Rebel as well as Union soldiers, arrived at tho restaurant. It was closed for the ntiht. Tne door was beaten down, tho ahnttors wrenchod oil and tho rioters entered, The mirrors, docantors, glasses and crockery ware wero smashed to pieces; tho counters and tables wero broken to pieces and thrown Into the street; in short, everything of valno was ruthlessly destroyed. Not a rioter waa arrosted; no active interference was attempted; not an armed soldior was to be seen.

ActlDg Mayor Bclotes' polioe stood two squares off, springing their rattles Thoy could do nothing else, being too weak in numbors to quell tho riot, or even make tho attempt. The total domolitlon of tho reetaurunt appeased the tury of tho mob aud thoy soon after dispersed. ELECTION DAY, The day dawned brightly over the lawless cily tho polls were openod, and the election began. The scones at the polls were Bimply disgraceful, a broad burlesque. Never did we see or hear suoh voting.

of mon voted who woro the rebel uniform, brass buttons and all. They took the Alexandria oath, though tboy wore in arms againBt the Government aa lato as last April. Gentlemen who have lived in Norfolk for two years, and sorved two years in tho Urion army, wero compelled to tike tho Altxuudn'a oath by the eeces3iuitlst3 at tho polld. Every vile epithet iu tbe language was bestowed by the Union gen. The old intoleiant and doflunt spirit of slavery, wus rampant.

The neero was tho groat stalkinn horo of the "amnestied 'j All Northern residents and Union men are Btigmatizea as "Nlgcer worshippers." It was loudly threatened, yesterday, tbat all whtto mon in favor of negro suffiago would be drivon out of Norfolk within six months, THE RESULT, The long, bitter day ended at last. The result can only bo Given in rouud numbers at this writing. The ballots were not all counted up to midnight last night, To day being Sunooy tbe votes cannot be cjunted. We oan at this writing give tho result wi absolute certainty, though of course, in round numbers. The ijecosalon ticket is elected it has trom 250 to 'J 0 majority.

The Union men fay they were defeated by Leo's ormy. This assertion has a prcat dual of truth for its fouudutlou. Tho second nauio on tho Tab" or Secession ticket is Walter H. Taylor, lato Adjutant Ghnoral on Loo'd stiff. William 11 Taylor is elected to the ofuco of City Itogis ter, the second oflico of trust and importinco in the municipally of Norkfolk.

John J. Leo, elected Councilman on tbe Bame ticket, is an ex rohel mllit officer. Mr. Tab himBrlf, though ho did not parttoipato openly in tho rebellion, is a "States Bights" man. At a public meeting about four troeks ago, ho said a great deal tor Virginia and Norfolk, but not a word fur the Union.

Of course oil thu amnestied votodforTabli. The votoB of the unitoimcdrobol Bullhorn were rccurdud under protest, tut tho protest, it Ib feared, will go unheeded. ELECTION NIOHT not a necro was to be seen in tbo streets. Thero Woro several bar room nghtp, however. In enpof them a man named: Jakoman, late of Moaby's gaug, was shot in the Bide.

He uraevereiy wouhdod. There woro many broken heads, shattered panes of glass and battorod doors. Towards midnight the streets booame oluar, and the dreaded election night' passed off la comparative 1 quiet. OL AIM AGENCT, "WASHINGTON OITY. Army.

Navy and any claim against tha U. 8. oioaeoutad Holers to Hon. Thomas Corvrin, Hon. Wins Denmjoo, P.

General, and Hon. Jihn Wilson, 3d And. of Treason, with others. IUO tt AHD M. RQ3S.

TWENTIETH WARD PHABAfAOy, MI BTXlsJ AVENUE, CORNER ADKLPHI STREET ALFitED BHLEY, Proprietor. Pure Drugs, and Medicines. Physicians' proscriptions accurately dispensed. Delioiona Soda Water, excelled by none. jelfi 3m gASE ball mom An l) ORIOKttT PATENT LEATHER HOI innTS.ii! SHOES, BUCK Lit SHOES IN IS VERY VARlKTY At SLATER'S jehjlm 3 Oourt'andt street, near Broadway, ft.

BROOKLYN DIRECTORY FOR SALE AT THIS OJW0E, PBIOB THREK DOLLARS. GREAT EEDUCTIQN IVN KICKS. A largo stock of CORbETsi both emfcrbldereo and plain French', German, and our own make, besides the BLIPTIC SPRDiG SKIRT, in every size and sty'e. at mote than a third leas than we have been aellltwi them herotofore. ut MME.

MORBOW'8 FKENOH OORSKT STORE, mj2tf i ,373 If niton Street. ITCH. WHBATOH'8 ITCH, SCRATCH. OINTMENT S0RATOH. Will cure the Itohin 4B houre elto oorea Salt Rheum Uloers.

Chilblains and all Eruptions of the Sldo. Price 60 oentiP cents to WEEKS A Washington etreat, Boston, wjutbe forwarded free by mail Foraale by dnuariata, mhlia i BUI A Li. THOMAS aBrefluinedthe medicine and Hi ffice Ib at No 3tt Jay street, aeoond door froai'Myruo ava m. i 4t BUOOzUiiN AUEJiOX 1 TOB UNITED STATES 3Q BONUS. TUB RAbSAU NATIONAL BANK Oh HROOKZiTN.

HaWngbeen ppolnted8p)oi! Ant tor Jar Ooott fat ii rr.il.jiu., on I BOHMlUt VUHQUOWWI 1' vW'WUf ooovarUble into 5 (tol interest boqps ia 1M, ii pranaml to fdroUh tha aaoie in every depdminaooiV' Oonpine nu hiruUon tb lith lebroary trill bo paid at thJBn. I punulan riaHM tthi lou, and information ahodt jrfajnttwi loaMoaAWbbtainedol uUcfltmbi tfcaBaak. Oaahiai By Telegraph to tbe Brooklyn TWO O'CLOCK P. M. EXTESSIVI WERFEIIISG CASE, $50,000 IN BID MONET SGIZGD THE NAMES OF THE GOPNTBRPEirBD BILLS.

The paiticulars of an extensive haul of counterfeit money hare just come to light, and tho tracking of the men, the seizure of nearly $25,000 In counterfeit bills, and a large amount of counterfeit fractional curtency, rejecting great credit upon the police having the matter in charge. The particulars of the case, as thus far developed, aro about aa follows: About four weeks ago Officer Herbert, of the Forty third precinct, received information that a man, who for the present shall be nameless, was ireoly passing "queer" money. After a period of two weeks the officer was introduced to the party In question in a liquor Btoro on Atlantic st, wnen a drink together, and a conversation con brought tho subject fairly np. The man there offered to give tho officer a quantity of the money in the evening of that day; a meeting was accordingly arranged for 8 o'clock, but other circumstances of a very pressing nature prevented the meeting from takingptace. In tho afternoon of tho same day, this same party who had been "shoving tho queer," was attempting to sella horse in Atlantic street.

This horse, it was subsequently shown, had been stolen from too country and brought here for sale, Foitnnately, and strangely too, tho owner of the animal was riding on an Atlantio street car, endeavoring to hunt up his stolen horse, when he saw it, just as tha bargain of the sale was about to bo struck. Ho jumped oh! the car, called a policeman, had the party arrested who was holding the horse, when the principal horse thief ran away, and made good his escapo. Offi cer Herbert was then detailed to work up tho caie, and to secure tho arrest of the horse tblof. A week passed away, and though the officer had not lost tho trail of the fugitive, still he kept out of the way of arrest. But Officer Herbert kept on his track, and quietly but certainly kept on the scent, and last Sunday piped him to a liquor atorc In Hicks Btreet, where ho confronted and arrested the alleged horsestealer.

Thus for the case promised well, bat Captain Rhodos, eve? alert, thought porhaps there mighl bo still something mote in uiib case tnan now appeared upon tho face: so detailing Officer Herbert, tho two went to work, and succeeded in making tbe very important discovery of a place in Now York, where counterfeiters had beon as Bcmbling. To work these two worthies waited and mak ing call at the Carson Houso, No, 141 Crosby street, they broke in tho door of a room up stairs, when their labor and pains wero fully rewarded. Scattered around were evidences of evil doing, in tho form of loose counterfeit postal currency, etc. But on tho floor lay A MTSTEEIOUS BLACK CABPET BAG, An attack was made upon tho blaok valieo, tho lock broken, and in It was found no less than $50,000 worth of counterfeit money, on different banks, in New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey and other Statos, Tho money was thereupon seized, and moved to Headquarters, and Captain Rhodos and Officer Herbert, aro now in the path of tho principals In tho counterfeiting, and they eipecl to secure tbem before many days. Tho case has been worked up with consnmnato skill, and that the cities of New York and Brooklyn are not flooded with counterfeit money of dapgoroua charaetor, is due to the able manner 'In which theBe officers have up the case.

the couNTKitrarr Brtis, were on various State Bank), of tho denominations from $2 to $10. They are said to bo imitatioas of the genuine bids, and aro very well executed aud calculated to deceive. Tho following is a list of the bills: 10's on New York Eicbange Bank. 5's on Bank of LowviUe, Lowvilie, N. Y.

on Bank of Fishkill, Fienkill, N. Y. 6's on Merchant's Bank New Bedford, Mass. on Commercial Bank, Burlington, Tt. 6's on Bank of Einderhook, Einderhook, tf.

Y. S'a on l.ynn Bank, Lynn, Mass. 8's on State Bank of Camden. Camden, N. J.

8's on Sugar River Bank, Newport, N. H. 2's on People's Bin of Roxbury, Mass. 2'b on New York County Bank, N. I.

Oity. Also a large quantity of the new postage oorrencyof tbo CO and 25 cent denominations very good imitations of gcnuhio. SJPORTtf AND P4STIMES. Base tfall. The Atlantic Fibst and Second Nines.

In consequence of lhe rain on Monday the game between tbo Isl aud 2d Niuec, LasOeun postponed until Thursday, when it will come off. To those whodeBire tosaoa woll played panif, and at tho same time, observe ho good a 21 dido ihu AllanticB have, a favorable opportunity Is offered. Let tht re be a general turn out on Thursday, end some prime good playing will be the rcault. Tns Committee meeting of the Committees of Atlantio and Enterprise Clubs will take place on the Cap.ioi.no grounds, on Thursday afternoon, wuen such arrangement at) be possible will be made for tbo grand ma'cb of New York vs. Brooklyn.

It is intended to huve every dub in the cfty represented In the match, viz: Atlantic, Enleiprise, Excelsior, Star, Eckfofd and lit solute. SECOND EDITION. IOAGIjE OrFlCE, 2 1 2 P. itt. FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Fob.tbe.ss Mohbok, June 56.

Tho election for city offloors, which took place in Nor folk yesterday, resulted in the olection of Thomas Tnbb, Mayor. Seme disturbance took place iu the restaurant of Mr. Chenoweth, on Main atrcet, Norfolk, last evening, and a man named Itohert Joman was shot through tho breast. His recovery is very doubtful. A Court of.

Inquiry waa hold this morning, but failed to ascertain who committed tho assault Tbp steamer John, Irom Point Lookout, with released rebel prisoners, arrivod last ovening en route for Itioh mond. Charles Dougherty, colored, was arrested last evening charg: with baying stolen $3,000 from a clerk of Mr. Moody's, lie oonfefsed the crime and was sent to Camp Hamilton to find the money. When bo arrivod at Hill Creek Bridge he overboard and'was drowned. The sloop of war Ogsibee.

trom PouBacjla arrived last evening and reports: Spoko oil Florida, Brltiih bris Coylon furnished her with water; she Was bound to New York, Also in lat. 33 80 spoko steamer Verona, bound to Texas. Too sloop of war Constellation is now lyinj at Portsmouth Navy Yard and is being prepared for a sohool ship. FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE. "EBOOKIW DrVTDMTO.

The Dime Savings Bank ot Brooklyn has declared a semi annual' dividend it the rate'of 6 per cent per an num, payable on to If th July. New 2T. Tha opening price of American Gold at the market this mornnw TnMq.notod U'K; loseto 142, aid closed at Ul. Stocks arebeiier. Money on call at 5 per cant Sterling Exchange at'ilO, epeclo.

Stock EichanJ? Sales Ftrst Board. 3500 nso'i iW CO US 6's MB'' rem lOJfc 69 0 86'et MU0 I3X 6C0 MBfc 6f0 newisa 10 MO SI'S 'i Si 210 MK 400 SiK do MX 200 Pita Ft 4 Ohio: 8BJJ SOD 9T inn nhl a ai ta BCvu a 5 8 coupon Endorsed uS6'eUr0ouup. atm do 'Treaa 7 3 10 notes 1000 Krie Railway 17 87. iln 703 too 100 do 1 IU lroo Second HO0 Car St 6's llCCO .0 1SU0 UisaouriStateS'. UtOO jo MO Tenne'a Nv.

my, 76 74 UH inn fin nail 7Bt2 100 Brie 83 300 nd ikjj UOO Seadinrrr. ma AMI BdO OR 300 MarioasaM'eOo. lOO do 200 100 do 200 do call 14 13K 100(10 88 30CO Barlcmlstm 101 HKO Mich Cen rs.uew III into Tel 4 Web 2d 76 60 ChitAllatm 08 110 97J4 lCCtO Gold alO 141 (O IWI 4 Hao Oan.l l.fl nBn'ni SftK aiicn inn A ini MohSoVN' 65 200 65 200 (II .128 aw aamb.ODni...i 203 I do ICO do 700 do IW 2C0. Ola 8200 40 do 703 ohili 30 Uhi NW or, 100 .600 ao. ,100 127 127K 129 634 66 Cf" do V00 oi.j..v..

8fU 4 CTO llolcaanveiviK y.a atn 1210 do at) do 1. tat lOil do tab 1C0 Atlantic SB 151 lOOCarjlmpCo S5K 1(0 Bjnna'kOf LdOo. 100 IVt 6SJ4 101H 101(4 ,.830 ttl tfu 203 IN Ptf KSCANGB OF AS OEDEKOTKOS. WRhh BRAIN AED. Surrogate ol the Oounty the ORy of Brooklyn, deojiaed, that thjara; reoulre to eihibit the aame.

witb thf a Tiber, at herroildenc. Na WWilIoiafhb. atrnt, (a the iOn at Broolihni on or belora the Sl't'datof Dooambar naifc "jaiuwiamB Bdeolabi. At about one o'clock, this morn lug, the residence of Levi Smith, in a. street, between Franklin and Wasntngton streets, Greenpoint, was entered by burglars, who etole $150 in greenbacks, In entranoe was effected through ono of tho basoment windows, 173d New Yobk.

The 173d New York Volunteers, better known as tho 1th Metropolitan, has leit 'Washington, and is now at Savannah, Letters for members ot this organization should directed thus: 178d New York Volunteers, Sd Brlgado, (right's Division, 19th Army Corps, Savannah, Ga, Smotheked in Bed. Last night, a child two months old was smothered while in bod with its mother and brother, in Schenck street, near DeEalb aveuuo. Coroner Barrett will hold an inquest to day. The lower limbs of the eldest child were found lying across the face of the smothered babe. Injured while Deunk.

The saying that a drunken man never gets hurt was disproved last evoning in the case of a man named Thomas Hilden, residing at No. 8 Baltio Btreet. Whilo walking through Hicks street in a state of gin, he pillowed his head heavily on (ho curb stone, and received a severe cut. Officer Harris, of the 43d precinct, had him conveyed to tho Long Is'and Hospital. Attacked on the Stbeet.

A returned soldier while, in company with three persona, passing through Sands street ycstoiday morning about 2 o'clock, was attacked, knocked down and robbed of $40. lie was badly beaten. A young man named Stephen Martin, a clerk, 20 years of age, has been arrested on suspicion, also James Campbell, but it is believed tbat the latter was not concerned in tho affair. A Steakge Visitob. This morning a small Bixed German about 45 years of age presented himself at the door ot Justice Buckley's Court.

He was clad in a mixed thinnisb coat and gray pants. It turned out that he was as mixed as hi! coat. He stated his business to Officer Barr, the Court officer, which was to regulate the clock on the City Hall if there is one. He said he had been tent by God to do the work, and in seeming good faith announced that he was God's son. On being informed that the Mayor was tho proper person to whom to apply he sought that gentleman, but could not obtain admission to the office of his Honor.

He is evidently insane. House Eobbebt neae Maspeth. On Saturday afternoon last, the residence of Mr. Nicholas Smith, ColumbuBville, between Maspeth and Newton, was visited by two mon in a buggy, entered by skeleton keys and robbed of $200 in money, bosides jewelry, while Mr. Smith was In his stablo feeding: his horse The robbery took place early in the afternoon, and occupied the skillful gentry but a tow minutes, S3 Mr.

Smith saw them outer thoir biifwy and drive off, when he had only been absent a short time. Eobbeey on Shtpeoaed. At about 3 o'clock this morniDg, the schooner It. H. Daly, lying at the foot of Dock street, Brooklyn, was robbed of $41) in good money, $6 in bad mouey, clothing, gold pen, in all valued at $75.

The articles taken were in the cabin, and at the time of the robbery three men were asleep in that portion of tho vessel No noiso was heard, and the captain, R. w. Sanders, this morning found his panta loonB on deck, and tho money gone. There is no clue to the thieves, but it 1b not unlikely that the parties who committed the robbery were a portion of the gang of river thives now so active in our waters. The late Faib at the Academy op Music.

TVo are pleased to obscrvo from the follo wing oard from the Committee of the East New York Baptist Mission, that $EO0 have been realizt from the proceeds of tho Fair, While the committee secured this handsome sum to the funds of a most praiseworthy undertaking, they at the same time, for three succeesivo evenings, furnished to crowds of our citizens a most charming and inexpressive entertainment: The Commitiee of too EostNaw York Baptist Mission gratefully acknowledge a nett profit of $500, as the result of the Fair, leld iBBt week in tbe Academy of Hueic. Their warmest thanks are due to Mr, H. Trip ler, of Grand street, New York, for having originated and fio ably managed the enterprise; also to the ladies, who bo cordially, diligently end successfully lent their indispensable aid, day after day, in carrying out the arrangements of the festival." THE EASTERN DISTRI FIREMEN AGAIN. Riot at the Pic flic of Engine Co. No.

at Glen Core Yesterdar A Hotel Nearly Demolished Capture of a Portion of the Rioters by ihe Police. For some tamo past a portion of the firemen ef tho Eastern District Department, as tho readers of the Eagle are aware, hive diaturbofl tho peace of that portion of tbe city, and besides placed tbo Uvea numerous residents in imminent danger. A portion the rowdies have beon, it is trae, arrosted, and in some instances fined heavily, and some confined in jail, but BtilUhifl Bcomenot to have been a warning to their as. sooiafee. Yesterday was set apart by tho members of Empire Cc.

No. 8 for their pfc nic and at ao earfy hour thoy, wtia a large number of ijiends and invited guests, proceeded to Glen Cove. In consequence of tho rain tho excursionists were compelled to remain aboard the steamer duriDg tbe greater part of the day. But at about three o'clock in the afternoon, Beveral parties went ashore and raided upon tho cherry trees, and through toe orchards and even entered several private residences! appropriating to themselves whatever they happened to meet with. Of course tho inmates of the nouflea remonstrated with them and attempted to force, when the rowdies who had everything their owa way, commenced smiahing the furniture and windows.

After amuBing themselves in this Btylo to the greatest extent, the ruffians (sumo of whom were under tbo influence or liquurj, entered tho principal hotel ot the place, kept by a mun named liasbina, and there helped thetLselvi to liquor and sogurj. Not being satisfied with tby tueh ono ol thni seized a piece of furniture aiid bet nghiiuu witu each othnr. After demolishing these, the scoundrels Beized tho bottles on taiuiijg liquur, aud hurli'd them at itach other, but ttie muionty ol tbe vessels made tlieir exit irom tbo bir rocra tbrouyh tue various windows. Drawing neaier, they applied tho bottlts rathur roughly to each 0tu3ro' heade, totiicting Bi.jne aomo moaim was rtst'ired umonc iheni, but their desire to dd a xi 'tiov was none tho ires. Haakiua, who had in tte tagtaiiDK iL; man of tie villoge niblc.

0iV im? CU of EClion witb tba'. olllcial. TUo i'UfllanH efu inir the two. nishi'd lor tbem. wLen both tluCf1113 midlliat tbo codstubleH beat a haaty retreat and did not mate tueirappfawucM until ttietr assiiiiants bad hit toe place, wbirb tbty di'l after Bmasbiog evyry window 8buturand uoi.r in toe botel, and iu many in.itaucjs tbo plaster was jhi ji om tbe walls.

Tbo exclusion pai ty arrived at about six 1'. at tbo foot ol Simb 5tb uir. et, V', and after deb irkinc a patty of tho tire wen entered the liquor Btoro ot a nun named HoRern, on tbo comer ol South Mb and mt otrtcts. Ap a cimsequenco ibc party woro nor' long there belure quarrel (vhieb soon ripened hato a fiebt, und tin. eeenea tn tbo hotel were renewed.

However, toe ki nou w.ib boon brought to a closo by tho ai rival ot Sponce, with offlcers IraviH, Krone and McQv idf, and but for tbeir arrival a general riot would have, i baued, for Bome two hundred rowdies had boeii attiiicl." to tbe epot by theno Be. Tho police succeeded iD qoi'jtiuB mo crowd, und arrested tbe loi lowing parties I'atrik Dovlin, Charles Hnbbs, Wm. Kennedy, "lunuerB" with Euuine John 01 foroman of No. and Oweu Dailoy, of Engine No 1. Ine Were liioiiuSf beioro justice Patlej, thlHTaoru ins, wno det ruiined to make ail Majnplo of them, aud the parties were uispoaedofln tho following maun Bmke fined J20 and boidB or SH0, in of which 811 days in tho Penitentiary; Dailey, bonds of Hnbto, CO dsjs in tho Penitentiary; Dovlin, fined tH, in detaalt of which (ii duje in the Penitectiary, aud Kennedy fined .0 or lodaja in (bunty Jail.

Itmay he stated that liubba waB ono of the tammltteeof Ar rangemcEtf. The mala portion A tho exoureiouists, it is etatod, C3naisted for tho part or tbieTes 3nd bounty jumpers, and tnoro wtre aiao several menibrs of other engine companies. An most ol tba prisoners were ill probability unable to pay the Jino impostd, thoy will retire from city litt for a short time and in thoir confinement let them learu how to thcmsalres when they retain their lioorty. Board of Supt ribtnntients o( tbe Four. BOiBD OF SoPElJIItTKtlDENIli OF TUB I'OOE, 1 June 21, 1SUJ.

)' A special meeting of the Board was held this day, at 9 o'clock, A. at tho Supcltntendeats, office, uity Hail, in puttunucc of a call of the Chairman. Picsentthe tui Suptc Cammeycr and Bonnet. Supt. Alteobiunct subsequently appeared and tok bio teat.

tjupt Cammeyer moved tbat tho reading of the minutes be dispensed with, except that portion relating to the aotion ot too B' ard of Supervisors in reference to tho bills of Messrs. Mioper ii Disbrow, and James Car fcoy. Tbe motion vms agreed to. Tbe Chairman stated that the mer ting bad been called in order that B'tuu action miuht be taken in reference to the bills of Cooper iiDisbro and Jas. Carboy.

Those bills badlneu utnitti by tho Btmd in tbe usual uiaa Jer, Cbtcks bud bi en orawn by the Ohalrmiu on tho County treauiy n.r tbe amountd audited, and that those checks icquim'l also tbo signature of tho Treasurer to tbiB Board, winch waa withheld lor tho allowed reason that ibis Hoard iitw no li gul uutbonty to pay toe Dills Iu qUSuijt "liennoi moved that Hie, action of the Board in auditinit tho biij of James Caiboy bo reconsidered. The uotic: was lost by tho following vote: Ajib Bupta Cammeyer, Bennet. a8 Supts. Delany, Altonbrand. Bupt.

Cammeyer moved that tho Board do now 04. cum, winch was also loBtby tbe following vote: Ayta SupU. Cammi'yor, Bennet. Ma)B fiupts. Di lauy, Aitenbrand tjupt.

Dclany moved that tho Board take a recess of 16 minutes. The motion was aurcod to. On it atsenililmg, tjupt. Cammeyer moved tbat tho Board adjourn, The motion was agreed to, and the Chairman thorn opon declared tbelicnrd adjourned. Wabking to tub Nervous There oan be health' body or hnnd wi th shattered nerves.

Strength lho hkiDl! lelievetho aching head, prop and invigoratetbeanivoriDgByatem.wrththe6u.rejt and mott I owerfnl tomo t'no r. Biokbsmb. 1 per bottle'. Dsput, iBDeytUeet, 'Held by all Druggist nuviara riorui jjavirence ueevfa Airroa nooiey Samuel Free David SturUvMit Henry Johnson Chauncey Cook alphTeeta Griffith Jas Valentin Jas A Van Brunt Thos Hutehinao Alfred Ulock George liana en Auam Muun Ohailai Follows RIngersoH Andrew Proven Beech Jos Anderson Wm Poolev IPiSko' ho Board, si'MOquent to the oleotlon, EDWARD TT BACKHOU8B. Eiq, was unanimously eleoted Proaidcnt.

jail ECHAK1US' FIRE IMSURANUEOOM PANY, L. 1. Offices No. 1 Montague Btrenl, (Meohtmca' Bank Baildln Brooklyn, and No. 31 Wall street, (McoUinio' Bank BallfP Ins) Now Tork.

CASK CAPITAL, 150,000. Insures Uulldinjr, Merchandise, Foxniture, TmsU to Dortand their cargoes, and other property agiiutlost (Umocc hj b'irw, DIRECTORS: Daniel Chauncey Van BwRen Edwin ScruUi Sloan George Barren Robert II BerdfQ Abram BayliB Thomas Stratton Geo Hoatinys Richard Van ok Samuel Smith Barnet Johns in John Rolfo Henry Crocker Theodore Roger! iioomis cauart nom vreoster lianiei rurru Isaao Cu hart Junes John Baku David hBunoej Felix Campbell John Frenoh Thomas Sulliran Leonard Cooper Henry Boerm LiTingston MillerK Leverich Htnrr Bnuh Htrsstor Honlow Robert J. Danes llarsbaU Daniel Ayras, jr Tho Polhemus, jr Johm Halsef Jasei HkiokMsm Geo Shaw SUplua Bpader. Henry James DANTBL UHAUNOBT. Pnddut.

Waltex Nichols, SeoxeUry. N.F.RHITT Tuttul Assistant Secretary. BROOKLYN LIFE IK8URANUB COM ANT UntuiiB street near Court. OASH CAPITAL ON THE MUTUAL PLAN. DZKSCTOBS: Chrislau BourJr.

Bishard Dmyoiiook, Abraham Poliemtu, ffm BtarshalL Amosi" Hatfield. John A Ortwa. Augusttis Masters, fiasourl 8 PowelL James VTaterhury, Isaao Van Anden. Curtis Noble, Michael Ctiannce, Dtnitl Ayr, Daniel 8 Arnold, Jonathaa Mlcjle. John Beale, Geo BrewH, Geo Merle, Edward Anthony, Herman Walondge, Autvstus Ford, Howa Jas tr Whitne7, JokiJRiU.

Geo A Thoro, Daniel Masjer, Johm Formax, Darid Chaumcey, JoUbDatoL Wca Wallaw, Wm 11 lifnn. NifiholaaWTckorT. Danierd Harney, Rflinchun Nichols. jacD uiwins, Rbrt Datii WW. ROtmK.

Presldan. uawara roau. ABRAHAM D. POL II MM US, Tice PrtsS Prrvinrt n. FTiMiKSr.

Sesroiar. Daniel Atbbs, M. FOJ'D BiLDWis. Attorneya. BREMEN'S TRUST 1NSURANOB COM ANY OrT BBOUIvLIW.

CASH CAPITAL, IM.OOI. 1 Office No. I Court street (opposite City 4 Nw Wall street, near Broadway, New York. Organised on the principle of paying one half pnflit ahoTstenper eent to the Widows' and Ocihu FmmQM the Fir Department of the City of Brooklyn. DOXOTOU.

George HaU EH Robbina Wakemas Anrnn A Durrtnir Miller Frederick PMt Thorn aa Clark NehemiahKnJffkt SBChittondssi Harry Messftnger Gilbert iiaigtit josepn nail Tan BrnntWvokoff Smith Fatifihar Warren Pntir Dnrrea I FrothJnghass. Peter Andersen John Stewart A A Tsiw veisor Warren Snodw Thorn, OHLiDDm Crawford Smith Richard Busk JHoafor Wsa Wall Talfihune SaH Henry Ufeok liaj tilnvnr Hanrv Piorson Gasnaliel King Marcellus Maasev John I YoorHeoi Ant'nr Oaaapbafl George uarey. jonn mom Kfctoti. Bd vrin Hillifer Airrea os vroo This Company continue to insure Buildings, MerohandiM Dwellings, Household Fmrniture, Vessels in port and Una Cargoes, and other property against lose or damage i fixv, as farorable terms as other first class Companies, GEORGB HALL, Pmidittt Wm. BrjutELL, Secretary.

Ohi. H. MacDohald. Assisiant Seoretarr, wA tS FPIOE OF THE LONG 1SJLAN1J LHHVB, ANCE COMPANY, ot BrooUym. May 1M4.

At in election for Directors of this Company, heUt Monday Sth Ike fsUswlng mtzme4 gemtlesme wr lU, Ml. Henry Young Petsr 0 Cornell Daniel Ajres Fred'k Msrquani Johm H. Prentice, Jokm A Lett Smitfi Woodhuir Neeiah Wright George A Taocne Charles Lereriek Hery Lentioh iTohn Yfcwar Daniel A ItobMai onatfiaa. Thome John A Newbould. Ohules Bogarft, 11 kLUornlng nharlea Bit Joshua Skidracre yt ve bamater Isaao Hyde, Ji Mintnrn Post Thorns "Wm AnmiKtuH Wllltft For Inspeetera John D.

Priaoe, Walter Barre, Abraoan Lott. At a subsequent meeting of the Board, held this day. Mr. B. W.

DSLAMATBR wis unanimously re elected Preadsjsl of Hie Company. myll WM. W. HKNSHAW. OrrrcB of the Nassau fire fNflrrR ANCF OF BROOKLYN, No.

If OOOBT STREET. At on election for Directors of this OomytM? hold tho 7th inBt, tho following geatiesien were chosea ior uie onsning your Wm Harris Corning, HC Murphy C3onUinBraah Saml. Smith Cyrus Smith John A Cross Alex. underhll1 Wardwell Datii Voorois John French Sheldon Daniel UeOabe A Beekmao. A A.

bow ClflfHn John HalMy John MarUn. Geo Morgan os Johnson Baint MitcheU Wm Fowlor A Bell Geo A Thorn John A A Lot Wsa Hunter. Jr Uusted Harper Th to Rogers Valentine Tohn Hunter Thos Strattoa Silas Ludlain James Woarcr Baxter AtftMibfiGauentinMiiniref tho Board. WILLIAM M. HARRIS, was unanimously re President.

A. BKKKMAN. aoereUry. OF Tnn C1T1 UJT BUUUK.LIW. UDleeB.

no. uiuri Bireet, orooajynanu lh Droaaway, near Maiden Lane, Mew York. CASH CAPITAL 1M.OO SURPLUS July 29 63.fl3l Insurss Buildings. Merchandise, Household Form'tura, Teesola in port and thair Cargoes, and other nr.psrcy. aoainst loss or damage by tire, on as favorable larou aa other first class oompahies.

Losses promptly and ao.V ably adjuted. Wm Kll.worUi, Pitkin. A NewmaB, Campbai. Raymond. A A Low.

JohnWinil.w, Seymour Brainard. 6 Whitehomu, Amaaa ostor, Henry BoeranL jonn uauey, Ednd White, Aim Shldnell. Voater Pottit. Wiilata. John StuunelL Jouah t' oiith, Eli Rohmna, Goo AThorne, 11 Nichols.

Warren Riahmold. John VT Iwis. Stephen LininjrtonfTanoisAGale, Abraham io, Brew. Valentino, a stenart, oonn na rnans, Wm Thomas. Whiting, Saml VT Barfla, Thos Coughlan.D Powoll, Johnson, Dt Har ry Mason, Qarret Berw, Wm Ingraham, CL Cooke, MD James Raton, William Wood John Prince, Edmud Tito.

OhaaO Belts, WM. ELLSWORTH, Preeideai. Adbau M. Kibdt, Secretary. Jons O.

Pmiiip. Sunevor. H7 If PHENIX FIRE IKSUBAKOE OOMPAS' OF BROOKLYN. UfBco No. 1 Court street, oor.

of Montague, Brooklo, Hranch Office No. 62 Wall BtroDt, New York, OA8H CAPITAL B0O.O0O Qg HUBPLUB 1ST MARCH. 1W1 (722,211 20 Insures Hotisef, alannaotories, Buildings. Goods, Merchandise, Chattels and Personal Estate, Shlpe. Vessels and Cargoos (in port oily) and Ships liaildlng Irafla Logr snd Damage by Fire.

DntEorona: (jtophoa CroweU A Stout Joshua Atkins, Jr IiiKersoll John I ticks Beni lVordweli Mosoa Odell Thos Rodman Jas Rodman Jas Rockwell I 11 FrothingiiBul Danl Fernald Jonathaui Woelca Harold Dollner Alvin Bradley Gilbert Bayers Samuel Boobh Samnel Halstod Leonard Dewluc Wm Baal Lorin Andrem Jeremiah Spades: Wm Vail Edward A Low Geo Berget Unas lietta Gustav Schwab Eura Baldwin Nathan Boers Samuel Burlat tieo Arcner Anmiutni Stuilwoll Edwla Rim Isaao Brinkerhof Aleiis Bracz Edaar Oroar Usury Collins Clement Parsons William A Bv 1 Beni Broaden STEPHEN CROWELL. Preside. EDO AR W. OHO WELL. Tuw ProiJdat PHrLAjrDEB Sniw.

Secretary. IN PUKSUAKOB 6f AN OBDEKOif WELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogate oi th Oout of Kings: notice is hereby giren according to law, to all persona haying claims against An. TIN UOLE, late of tba Olt of Biooltlyi deceased, that they reqhlred to exhibit the same, with the vonohera thareof, to the aubaorth er, at the office ol Van Buren Peek, So. 37 Nassau atroat.

tn the City of Ktr fork, on or heforW'ths fourth darM No wnher neit. Da.Ud Aprll27th. 1866. p291a6m8 SARAH 0 COLE. PIjESUANOB ov AN ORDER OV EOS WELL 0.

BRAINAlll), Surrogate of the Otoidf Kings Notice la hereby giTsn, aocordinj to law, to all psrsanj naving claims against WILLIAM OOZINB, Ute of tha Oity oi Brosklyni deoeaatd, thai tkey are reauired to ot the administratrix, ai her residence, Dean dtreed doac wester franklin Ta, the City of Brooklyn, oaw bsfors tha Ith. day'oi July next Dated Dscembar Nth muuuii lame, wiia uus Tewuers.inereoi, wi uie mnoaonom. diUnrtmB JULIA A. COZINB. AdmiBiftraMx WHEBLBK WILSON'S HIOHBhT PREMIUM LO0K 9TITOH KWIKG MACHINE AND BUTTOit HOLB MACHINE, wy6 UwSwF" No.

026 Brosdnay, New York. COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This oelebraUd TOILET SOAP, in suoh ualnrsal da mand, is suoe from lh CHOICEST materials, fa MIL and EMOLLIENT in its nature, FRAGRANTLY ROBOT KD and extreme.ly beneficial in its action upon thai ikisi For sale by atl llrugcuHa and Fanny Goods Da tiara. MeodM IN PURSUANCE OV AN OHDBH, OV J. ROSWELLO.

BRAINARD, Surrogate of tk County ot tungs: Notice is hereby gtren, aooorduur to law, to all senau haying claims against HIMONG. tt'ARUKLI late of Bay Ridge, town of rew Utrecht, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the sanio, with tho vouchers thereof, to the subecrihor. at bet residence, Bay Ridge in the toara oi Now Utrecht, on ar before Uieiiftnday of Movember. neiti Brte April Mtb, 1365. MADQAIIET A.

WARDELL, Administratrix. apSs law6mF CJUPREMECOURT. COUNTY OF KINQ3. )S Samnel A. Van Wyok.plalntiff, agn'nst JaoabitarMa nunnd Alonzo O.

Crotsman as tyeoof.ir ofthjl.it SiH and teaumant of Alfred B. to'Wjd, aud tha said Jacob R. Ciossman an 1 MaUWa his w.fa, and Alonzo G. Croat man, aelendan p. Suinuions for rjllt Sjom.notser.) u.

8. ReT.jJtamp Wt. oiuoeJed.) 'vmranByummoiMd and nqhindto anntatli coTOlintin rtSrwWob. dl baWedtn lh. offla.

SoClerkoftneOountyof Kings, at the Oitj Hall, in tha Sty of Brooklyn, and to aorta a copy of ypuj? iunrf th Sd oomplamt oa tha. enjwrlW at their 4.111m, Pearl street, in'toe uityoi naw lorx, wltsuxi hSnty days after uusenioa of ttus summoni op yoa, Suaoffhe day of such farrioj, and youM tsaw; the aalQ. oompuun win buoauaQBlDroMUU. wun tos Oonyt for roltaf i in uiis auviDa niu awi an uaiy IBS, PUInUirsAttoniari SL im day of June If TellWwM 9, W. B.

A. Oidtt PUT Attya. Yesterday morning Jastioe Walsh gave the lads a chance to coot on tor nve days at tno notci ae aicnameo, Stones and Assault. Michael Graham, of Herkimer street, yesterday morning caused the arrest ol Peter Ravennell, whom he charges with willfully throwing stones at him add threatening to do him bodily harm on many last. House Stealing.

Michael Pitts, the young man charged with stealing the horse of Mr. Henry Out water, of Union township, Bergen county, N. was aireeted on Sunday night by officer Herbert. Ho will bo stnt to New Jersey lor examination. Pretty Good Answer.

Some one told an Irishman that a certain person had eaten ton saucers of ice cicam. Paddy shook Mb head aud answered with a sbrewdnod: "I belalvein the orame, but not in his oHor the saucers." So is it with those who drink Tom. JoneB' soda water; we believe in one man drinking five eoclos, but not the glasses. Still it is true that bo good is tbe sodp that two or three glasses are dank before people know it The Palace Drug Store is corner Ful ton aid Cloeson avenues, Tho beet and cheapest drugs in the city can here be found. A Cueiotjs Expebiment.

Fasten a nail or key to a string, and suspend it to your thumb and finger and the nail will oscillate like a pendulum. Let some plice his open hand under the nail and it will change to a circular motion. Then let a third person place his band upon your shoulder and the nail becomes in a mo mint Btatipn8ry; or trace the neceBry lotteia upon the back of tbo person holding tho string, and the naii wilt distinctly Bkctch out the words "If you desire to spend a pleasant day at Coney Island, bo euro and take the Brooklyn and Coney Island oars which Jeave Fulton aud Catharine ferries every sixteen mlnntty." All afforts to rival the J. JConboe Taylor Gold Medal Soap have Bignally fatyfd; we do not hesitate to pronounce it the cheapest and best in existence it aili take out grease spots, or paint, will make nice boft soap, and make clothes oi all grades look better after washing than any other article of $he bind in the market; it will not injure the finest fabrip, Try it. Their Depot is at 112 Liberty street.

New York. MoBt of the grocers sell it. Interesting to the JjAdies. A first class office has just been openod in this oity for "Wnxox Glues foieeltss ramiiy Sewing Machine. A full siook of tbe Machines always on hand; also oedlei, (Silk and Cotton; limners, tuckers, Self ewera, atd other machine flnditins, Bntxafcce on Fulton street, oorner of Clinton.

jo21 9t Fn. Loeseb M. DrNKELSPrEL. Great reduction in prlues. Hosiery, Gloves, and Undergarments, Diets i rimmings and Ornaments, Ribbons.

Loco Goods, and a 'argo ascortmeiit of small ware. fans, combs, brushes, sleeve buttons, neckties and collars, reduced to extremely low pnceB. F. Loesbb 4 Oo Wl Fulton treet, Brooklyn, jetf 6t Kew York 187 Bioaaway, opp. Aatur Place.

As ago adrancei, ails and aches attend Backs builded broadest bnrdensomoly bond; CutiDel cruel copies consuming rare, reahng dtloaiom, drivolry, ThuB, with alliterative accuracy, does Orpheus C. Kerr, tell the sad story of the "aches and ails" of advancing age. But a way has been disc ivorod by which old ago oscpe its penalties, and youth may be made more brilliant. Plantation Bittees tho true "Elixir of Life and Love" is toe wounded spirit's balm. It cures Djjb pepeio, Headacho.

Dullness, Vertigo, Gont, Liver Complaint, SQllowness, Feverish Lips, and overy afaptom of an unpleaeant or alarming character. Lot all who would enjoy life and it. i blessings, use Plantation Bitters, and the) will retain their iresbness, nloom and beauty from ycuth to old age. je26MWS3t MOONLICIHT EXC0RSIONS TO CONEI ISLAND. The Coney Island and Brookljn Railroad Company have commenced their season of moonligbt exoursiona to Confy lElond.

The timo table is so arranged that excursionists can remain at the island two or three hours. Cars leave t'ullou and Catharine ferrios ereiy 12 minutoi. Giiir's Swimatino Bath is at hand at the loot of llridge street, for tbo accommodation all who wish to enjoy tho healthful and invigorating luxury ol a Sea Lath Lei us improve the opportunity while wo may A lUro. Now comes the season of flies a nmrai'Ce intolenofe. Let eve'ybody kiow, that lctcuer's 1 iohtninr Flt Killeb will uttorly annihilate tii.

in. Ufe it, and rest sweetly aid securely through tlioiummerhcat. Sold by druggist3 end doslers every vhero. je231mead. Roofing.

Now is the time to repair old i. iU rMfs. faille endf, and rears of houses. by the Kooftn Oomoany. OUioos, 339 Fulton at, wi ui: jjj Myrtle avenue, 414 Myrtle avenue, Urooltlyn, 90 Bjrolay streot, civ YoiT.

Ub' fa, All the best Physicians and OoUlistS 'Coom flond ttio use ol J. Ball it Go's Patent Improved b. rnr nio oy tiAirr Buuxuxiia. tu. ruiroo scresi.

sni1 Pyi.e hnos DniegiJ.s, See adwurtisa mert. laioir Sieaw Hats, for Men's nud Boy'ts wear, of alUhe Lotosk8t7lrs, ia ftreat variety, and at Uw prloea. Call at, BBKHETa. 1M Foltoa Itreot. We would invito the attention of tho ladies to the nnleadiri Je foarl, and Fanor Bat to jr.

at J. EOOKtTT, SOU 4 291 Fulton street, opposite CHntoti, Gotpuibb Laces. French and' Eugfiah, in illwiiithB at J. Looirrr, Sos Falton atreot, oppotite Clinton. Peck lo Fabbbia, Hatters, established thirty jMie, at IU fplton, opposite Sanda street.

ielO latflwS Cords! Cords! Tassels! Tassels! in all colors and si; sets made to oidat Son i 361 Fulton atraet. Leakt Roots. The Ameriaaa Oement Poofioc Co. renairs. oainanta.

and oainta tin. metal, Bbingle roots, at a trifling oust, and makes thftm tUhth 6T in nay. Office, 300 ttaltos street. Brooklyn, J. H.

Me Auley'a Stove store, and 94 Ubriitia st, a. Y. jea lm A Good hmdnam. Bead the advertdse rnont of Means. LonaojUMP Dizixxlvld, Stool: Beads i.

iatlm Ornaments Ornaments of the richest de Mpm. and at lower prices thin oan be obtained elsewhere, ands woolddoTfelltooallatLoairrT, Sox i 991 MARRIED. 1 ewie ToiTPKms On Wednesday evening. Jane 21st, bv ibe ltur. e.

Nasb, Oioboe K. Lewis to BliEK ToraniMB, allot Brooklyn. DIED. rrairrLE Tn day, Jnne 26th, Willi H. Pbtudle, the 42o year of hiB age.

urrungements will be given in to morrow's p.p. rs. 1 1 cr.Kn In ooHjn, on Monday, Jnne 26, William B. Thcbi (t a yeore. 'I be raitives and friends or the family are Invited to a tiTUllwinneralfromtliereideneeof his son, OZ'len H.

'i'btitie, 416 Henr street, Snth Broiklvn. on Wedaeiday, iath ini at 4 o'clock, without farther notloe. MurnriL On Monda eveninr, Jnne 36th, Abthub alnc2iX.L, a iiativeof tbwtlanfl, in the 430 vear of hisae. nit. tetntivee and friends are invited to atteod Jus fane r.tl iiom his Jaie frinlclin avenue, between aid titr'le.

mi Wedneiiday aftemooo at3 o'oloon. Hij re iui.ii ill be interred in kvergreen Obioetery. riw.rjB Yesterday inst, Jaues hissge 'lie mends it thefamilyandmembersof imoriooaHose are lespeotiolly invited to attend his luoe rallii ui lith iaie tosidenco, 167 Johnson atroet, at 2)6 o'dik to iuorrow (WedneMlay) afternoon. I.ACB MANTlMiAS CHEAP, FROM AUCTION, bKlltTS, HOS1BKY AND OliOTES, Allat reduood prioes. W.

A. OOHR, jZl lw 22 Fulton st. betiteen Pineapple aud Clark. MKS. J.

K. FLECTUOMaONBTIO PHYSlOUH, feAS UEMOVED FEOM HIGH 8THBET. TO O. WILLOW, STUEBT, COBNBB OLABK. BBOOKJ.1N jtS lui'eod.