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HfiLP ANTfin. SECOND EDITION. LEGAL. AOTICCb. FIRST THDflSDAY EVENING, FEB.

7. Sffl1" COURT, KINGS OOXJTSTY Eaton 1 5:112:1 Rei'uenst Jobn V. Porter. Joseph Summon, for To tne dXr.rfrtT.i liS Rov Stamp. cents.

caucled.J ot Tare nefSJlSm naiued aud eaoh of uom: oomplatin od required to amnre tha ClerS ot the "l6d in otnom itim 1B67, and to erve i Jf gB on tbe 29111 dft of Jauary. plaint on the SubacrihS5 '0uaufl6rto tho a Wcoin iii tha City ot New Yor wi? 25 WiUiara street, seivico of th summons on twfn dr fter tha ruch service: and if the day of within the time eomplwnt SWRAH. ADAMS. and EAGLE OFFICE 2 3 4 P. JH.

Illiberal Bequests SrarNonELD, Feb. 7. Jndpe PHny Merrlct, who died at Boston, Friday, left $10 000 to his native town ol Brookfielu, for the establish rnent of a Public Library, and an equal amount to the Children's Friend Society, at Worcester. His whole estate is valued at $153,000. Robbery E03TOH, Feb.

7. An elderly gentleman, who is tronbled with lame. nesc, was aBRiated into bis. sleiga at ona of the horse railroad stations, a day or two since, in this city by a couple of young men who, under cover of this seeming kindness, relieved his pocket of $1,500. The Weather To.

Day. Boston Wind west; clear. Thermometer 83 dc2. Wobcesxeb Clear and warm; wind northwest. Xher nDon eler38 deR.

Spbingfieij) Wind northwest; clear. Thermometor 33 dep. Babtfobd Wind northwest; clear. Thermometer 32 e'eg. New York Wind west; e'ear.

Thermometer 35 de Baltimore Wind west; clear and pleasant. Thermometer 38 dg. Washington Wind south: clear. Thormnmetefli 35 Philadelphia Wind northwest; clear. Thermometer 34.

deg. FINANCIAL New York, Feb. Gold The opening price of gold at the market thiz forenoon was closing at 138. Etocke Are firmer. Money Easy on call at 67 per cent.

Stehling Exchange At 103Ji for sixty day bills, Stock Exchange Sales 2000 S'a '74 102 I BO First Board Atlantic Co. 104 2TO0G '74 re 102Ji 100 do do Pacific MS do do do 10S Vs 15" IbW IS 6 ai re 'fi5. IDS 51 151)10 JSC's .1 20 CD '65. 6 3200 6's 5 20 cp '65n 105 1 170 1000 do IC6 I 33 500 OS 5's 10 40 coup 103 14 200 do 103J4 I 700 I reas 7 3 10 noteB. 300 7000 First series 105 600 1530 do 1 600 i sr do a SB do en 105 1 100 300 Thi series I inn I il OSOOO St 7'b b'vl'n.

105:, I 400 Rrie ttailway do An 8 73 wiy 103 10 103J a'juu I enn st 's ex cp. t'js 1 5C0 1CIC0 Te'nn 6's new 65! 53 Erie pref do Reading do do do do do LU do I 13 3001' Cnr new dB. B3 I 200 2008 t'onn Sr. 6's 33 I 200 5000 OeorHa Rtfi's. ex.

(171 ann 40000 Ohio 4 Mies cer. 25'ii I 200 1IUU0 do 25 I 300 2000 I'en 6'S 93H 1 500 4000 Al it 2 pref B3 1 1000 P0O0 Chi fi cons'd S3 20 uu ii'Vti hiob Central IXH in 70 uel ana uanal. 147 100 25 do I in Mich So 1, do til Centra Oleve ft P.ts... 74 33 37 3000 Mil i St Paul 1 ru 87)i I 230 uiiatnam iu lou 4C Bank America. 102 200 5 Cootin'l BnnH Wlii 203 in Hank of Com'wth 10534 100 16 Meoh'cs Bank 111 1500 10 Central iNat Bans 109 85 40 do 109 1CC0 5 Imp 113 10 Manhattan 145 300 200 Oanton Oo 41K 500 400 io 45 600 6 Adains ExpresCo 67 100 100 Weils, FaiRO 30 0 A.iu Exuress Co.

65 1U0 KO Dnmb Ooal 37 300 100 Wust Onion 44? 100 ao Obi 4NW do do Ohi do do. do do Pitta Ft. 4 Obi do mi mi C3 68' do do mi Al it 33k 200 do 44is 300 100 Oaicusilior VI'DK. 40 I 100 2U0 120 I Ohi 'taa H5 Mil St Paul pre 59U LN pursuance of an order of JL WILLIAM D. VtftSDER, Surrogate of taa County of Kincs: Notice iiereby civen.

nccordine to tnw. to all oeraons havinp claims against VH BAHTLETf, late ot tbo tbe City of Brooklyn, detu ased. toat thy are required to exdibiL the Bamc, with the vouchers thereof, to the aab criber. the ad mist rat fix, at her residence, 231 Lumber btreet, in tbe City of Albany, n. on or beJore the 22d day of July next Dated January lith.

1867. UKAL1K Al. DiTSON, Adraiuistratr: al5 lav)6m Tu I'POCATION WLL.Tj BE MADJfi TO the lpislature of the htate of New York, at its pre ont session, amend Otiaptar 156 of the Laws of 1839, luifcodinK the "Act ro incorporate be Greenwood Ooiue ers, regulating the election ot Trustees. 8th January. (S6T ia81aw6wTu POHSUANCE OF AN OftDJSR OF ROSWELL O.

BRAIN ARD, SurroRaia of the County of Kings: Noticeis hereby given, according to law. to all peraont javin claims against JACOB 0. DEY, late of the Oity of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to ex bibit the same, with the Touchers thereof, rotheanhaenbers it the of Mrs. Emohnc Dey, No. 96 Livintrston street, in the City of Brook on or before tho fourteentt day of February next.

Hated August 7th, 1866. HKNRY K. DEY, Exeecutore auT laivfimTa JOHN G. RRRfiBN, fN PUKSUANCK Oi? AN ORDER OB ROSWELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogate of tht County of Kiogs.

Notice is hereby given accord in to law, to all personE having olaims against UA'I HARINE BO WNE, latt of the City of Brooklyn deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to toe sub scribers, the executor the office of Charles K. tjtott. 6 Piatt street, in the of New York, on or befnte the i5th day of March next. Dated Sc ptnnber 18th, 18P6. CHARLKSF RTMTT, slPi vrmTn WTn A.

HERRICK fV JfUKtSUANOK OF A IS OKDBU OF ROSWELL 0. BRAIN ARD, urroRatQ of the County of Kinpa: Notice is hereby given accordinR1 to law to all persom bflving claims against HENRY B. JOHNSON, late of the Citj of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are roquired to exhibit the same, with the vouchors thereof, to thesub icribcrs. tha executors, at thou offlcp. junction of b'ulton vnd WBshinRton streets, lover Central Bank, in the Ctt of Brooklyn, on or before the 30th day oi February nest.

Dated August 15th, 1866. EVAN M. JOHNSON, a an23 lawflmTu W1LHAMDEVIGNE. SUPREME GOURtTkINGs" CO QNTV John Li fferts ataiLst William Jarvls, George Andrews and otheis. A.

it J. Lott Plff's Attv. Inpuraunnce and bj virtue ol a judgment of tDis Ci'mrfc, made in th above entitled action, and buaring date tbe twenty fitst day of 1867, the followine described promises will be sold at public, auction at the Commercial Exchaniip, at 3K9 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, in the County of Kingi. on Saturday, the ninth ot Marcn, U67 at VI o'clock noon, by or under the direction ot the undersigned, who wa by tue sail) judgment aupoijtod a referee lor that purpose, viz: Ah that cerrain piece or parcel of land, situate, lyinc and bein? in the Town of Flat bush, known bl(1 Distinguished on a certain map, entitled "Map ol Oakland, in tbe Town of Flatbusb, L. 1 the property of m.

Jarvis, surveyed by George 4.nstice 18 and filed in Kinus County Regist er's office as parts of blocks numbers 36(thirty tix.) 43 (torty three) and 50 (fifty.) did, taken together, bounded and contaiuiag as follows, to wit: Bt cinning in he centre line ot Schenectady avenue, at a pnint where itis inttrected by the northerly line of lanu of Mrs Oorteljou, as laid down oo taid mao; running thtnee easterly along said of Mrs. Oortolyou. five hun dreo and ninet seven feet; three inches to land of William TAiliiamson. ns laid down on said map; tnence northerly alone the westerly side the last 'uontionQ i land to a coiner; 1 heDCe westerly still a'oncsaid land of Williamson to the centre line of Schenectady avenue aforesaid; and tnpiicq southerls along eiid centre line ol Soheoeotaily avctue to the point, nr p'ace ol becioninv containing eitfht ucres, one roo and thirty two perchos "nd three tenths of ol a oerch of 'and; together wih all and singular the tene utbats, hertditamenti and appurtenances thereunto bphing inc or in anywise appertaining. Uated Brooklyn, Jan.

22d. 1867. jn12 lnw6wTu JOHN LKFFERTS BRfereft. Ny.SUPReMK COURT, KINGS COUN TV Benjamin Loder, Mary Burr and Sarah Burr, niint William Bedell and Eliza Jane tiis wife; George M. Chauman, John Tice: Chester Bedell and Ami S.

Bedell, his wite: William ''ammond, Jr. and Marv. hts wilp; Jacob Repus, arah F. Hammond. Emily F.

Ford, Wiilnim Hamtnond and 7aac P. Labagn. Su nmona for reln f. (Pom noi bt. (U.

S. I. R. Stamp, 60 cents, Pothe Dciendants: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the sonipfaint in this action, which was tiled in the office ol the Clerk ot the said County ot Kins, at the Court House Id the City of Brook ln, and to serve i copy of your answer to lhe said complaint on the subscriber, it his oIBcb. Nos.

161 ard 17 liioudway. New York City, within twenty da aftei thoBe vicoof this summons on you, exclusivo ol the day ot such aurvice: and if you fail to answer tlae said complaint within the time aforesaid, the piain'iPs in tois action will applv to tbe Court for the reif dRmanded in the complaint Tinted Nfw York, October 24th. 1886. JERNEGAN, SMITH A BALDWIN, Plaintiffs' rtttornHta, 159 and 157 Rroadway, N. Y.

Oity. Tha complaint in this iction was tiled io the office of the Clerk of tbe County, at the Cranty Court Hon Brooklyn, on the day of October, I8tl6. JERKEGAN, SMITH tt lawGwTu Piaintjffs' Attorneys. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORUEtt OP WILLIAM VENDER, Surrogate of the Ci.unty ot Kinps: Notice is reieby triven, according to Ibw. ni persons having c'aim agninct JEREMIAH PHIBLEY, late ot the City of Urooklyo.deceasea, that they are required to exhibit the some, with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers, the executors, at the residence of oree D.

shibliy. East Givenbusb, in the County of Ken pel ter, N. on or before the 2d diy of August neit. Dited Januaiy 28th. 18Cf GEORGE D.

SHTBLEY, jfl29 law6tuTu SAMUEL G. KOOT, i "cutors. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL O. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate of tho County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, accord in? to law, to all persons havinc claims against CHARLES C. PISE, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at Mb office No.

150 Watar street, in tho City of dw York, on ot befi re the twentieth day oE June next. Dated Deccmbei 13th, 1866. WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Executor. IOR CHAPPED HANDS AND SORE LIPS. PERRY'S VEGETABLE EMOLLIENT.

This compound is a safe ard sure remedy for Ohapped Hands, Sore LipB, Roueh and Dry Skin on the Face, and wffing on ny oatt of the body. Prepared and Bold by Dr. B. O. PERRY, Dermatologist, l3teod ro.

49 Bond street. New York. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDBR OF ROSWELL 0. BRAIN ARD, SnrroU of the County of Kings: Vnrice hereby riven, according to law. to ail peraont havinc claim against JOSEPH WASHBURN, mcc ol the City of brooklyn, deceased, that they ara required to exhibit the same, witb the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his office, No.

172 Water street, in the Oity of New York, on or before the ninth day ot Fob mary next. Dated 2d, 18R6. n3 awfiro THEOPORg WABHBtJRiV. Kxecutor iT. "13 tteVif oi the business to transacted ia the flaro fumery and other ianoy articles, aud the Sale of IhPf Pot nnd of a nnch nthr rolOD 0 JaJ he sane.

tjtntnrRd and nolrt bv nn Ik" rnanu tbe parties interested are the said JameaK AfiX John a Foster, who ar the piSJiTtitaufflan Sarah O. Adams has contribnted.the aum Cve hund dollars in cash, as capital towards the common stock nnn that the said partner hip is to commence on the first div of January, in tbe year 1867. aud to terminate on thS thirtj first day of Docember. whioh will be in tile year 1B39 Dated Brooklyn, January 1st, 1667. 4.MES E.

ADAMS. JOHN C. FOSTER. jal21aw6wS SARAH O. ADAMS.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER HTf ROSWELL O. BRAIN ARD, Esq. Surrogate of the uouniyox riuips: Notice is hereby eiven, aocordins. to law, to all person bavin olaims against BARNET WYOKOFF, late of the Town of New Utrecht, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribe! at the residence of Abraham Barre, in the Town of Gravesend, on or before the first day of March next. Dated Aurupt 24th.

1666. JOHN VAN PELT WYOKOFF, arraham BARRE, tfxecntora. IN PURSUANOiU OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL 0. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate of tbe County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims acainst OATH A RI NE SNEIDEB, late Of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub briber, the executor, at the office of E. S.

Van Winkle, 48 Wall streeL in the City of Now York, on or before the first day July next. Dated npopmbp 27th, 1866. d29Iaw6m8 GEORGE WIBMAYER. Executor. QUPFEMB COURT, KINGS COUNTS' k77 Isabella Munson.

Plaintiff, against Margate ft R. Muneon, individually and as Executrix of the last wid and testament of John Munson, deceased, and others. m. 3 Wm r. Stafford.

PIff's Atty. dnlv appointed Roferee, by an order of toiB Court, made in tho above co use, on the third day of September, a. 1P66, hereby requires all persons ivina any seneral hen or incumbrance, by judgment or decree, or otherwise on the unaividod share or interact of any of the owners in tbe(premises hereinafter described, to produce to tbe undersi ned, on or before the twenty eic nth dav of February neat, at his No. 369 Fulton street, in the City of Bi ooklyn. County of Kings ai.d tate of Now York, proof of their respective liens and incumbrances together with satisfactory evidence of the amount due therein, and to specify the nature of suon tn enmbrances and the dates thereof respectively.

The nremises are described in tho complaint in ttie above cause as follows, viz: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situato, lying and beinsr iu the Village of Willianisbnreh. County of Kings and State of New York, and known and diatinnmshRd hv thn nnmhnr tnm and twei ty one, on a certain man made by Daniel Eweu City Surveyor, in Septt mbei, 1833, and now on tile in the office of the Clerk of Kings County, (now Rector's office enti'led "Map of Farm tituate in tho Village of Williams burch, Kip County, showinathe same aa sub diviaed into lota, belongingtp F.dmund Trot. Silas Bnilnr, Charles Handy, and William Sine lair," and which said lot is bounded and descrined as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the tcrVy side of Sixth street, distant seventy five feet northerly from tt'o cornpr formed hv td infoi secion of the easterly line of said Siith street with the northerly line nf North Fifth strpof. mnninithnnoo r.nTfh. erly along the easterly side of Sixth street aforesaid twenty five leet; fipnce easLeih and parallel with North Fifth street one bundr ft ot; thence southerly and parallel with uvv tewt.

Hcs.yriy and parailil with North Fifrh streetone bundred feet to Sixth street, at Innnntntni ntnen nf honinnin no York. January lltb. 1867. jaiz lawowa ii1 iii as j. kokthall, Referee.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS Louis Detiganiere. Plaintiff, against. Michael Fitz era Id, Elizabeth Burr William Henry liarr, Martha Eiiza eth Uarr, James illiot Calhoun Hair, Charlotte Jane Ban. Defendants Summons for relief. fCnm.

not, nrtinrl tU. S. luton Rev. Stamp. 50 cents, cnncelled.1 To tbe Defendants: You nre hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be Hied in the office of the Clerk of the Countv of Kines, at his office, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, and to serve a conv of your answer to tue saia comniainc on tne suoscriber, at nis ouice.

No. 68 Wan street, in tho Oity of New York, within twonty days after the service of this summons on you, pxclusivo of the day of euch service; and if you fail to answer the snid com daint within the time atoresaid, tho plaintiff in this actiou will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Aucnst 14th, 18G6. CHAS. N.

BLACK, PIff's Att'y. The complaint in the above entitled cause was tiled in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, on tho eighth day ot November, 1866. dl Iaw6w8 CHA8. N. Black.

PIff's Att'y COUNTY COURT, COUNTY OF KIVOS Cornehws W. Bennett and others, against Winant Bennett and others. In partition.) Hdbuaud 6ERaisN, Plaintiff Attorneys. In pursuance ot a judgment entered in the above entitled action, bearing date January 25' h. 1887, notice is hereby given that 1, the subscriber, the Referee therein named, will sell by public auction, at tho Commercial Exchanno, 369 Fulton street, in the City oi Brooklyn, on Tuesday, the 12th day of March.

1867. at 12 o'clock, noon, of taat day, the following descrioed lands and premises to wit: 1 AH the westerly oartof my farm situated in the To vn ol Gravesend, and on which I now reside, whicti partis bounded as follows: Commoncing at the wesrennost oart thereof on the highway ading from (iravesend to Flat lands; running thence norh sevcutv decrees and 6f teen ninutes east nine chains and twelve links by said highway to a stake: thence south ninetoon decrees and forty five minutes east six chains and one link through sold farm to a stake thnce north seventy degrees tittct roinntes east one chain filtv seven links throuah said farm ro a stake; thence soutn cwenty three decrees nnd tif'oen minutes east foriy two chains and sevonty eiiiht links through said farm to a stake on the boundary Hue of the land of John Kowenhoren; tht nce south sixty eight degrees west nine chains and ninety eight links by said 1 md John Kowcnboven and Undof John Voorbies to tne land of Henry R. Wyckoff: thence north t.wonty tfcree de greesond thirty minutes west forty chains and north twenty Jour decn es west nine chains and thnty four links all by said Voorhies' land to the place of boirinnine: eoutain inc forty eight acres, three roods and thirteen eight tenth perches, as surveyed October, 1845, bv T. O. Bergen, being the saao description aa contained in the said last ill and testament of saia oruelius Bennett, deceased.

2 Also, all that certain piece or parcel of woodland situate, lying nnd being in the Town of Gravesend, in tho County of Kings, in the North Woods, so called, bounded as follow Commencing at a stake on the somberly side of a road known asByder avenue, and on the boundary line seonrating the within described premises from woodland this duy allotted aud conveyed to William Bennett, tne of tno taid executors, and running 'hence south two degrees and tifty ono minutes, eleven c' ams and forty nine and one half links by paid boundary line, to a sUke hy land lale of Willi um Johnson, ann" now o. late of Joseph Francis; thpnee south sevemv degrees west two chains and ninety six and one ha'f Jinks by tno last mentioned land, to a stako by wojdland of Stephen I. Voorhies; thence north one degree and fifty two minutes wo rive cnains and seventy fix Huka by the iat mentioned wood'aud. to a stake by woodland of John J. th nce north three degrees and thirty minute west five chains and sixty eight and oue ha.f links hy the ia it mentioned wooatand to tho southerly side of said R.vc:er avenue: and thtnee north Hixt.c nine degrees east two chains aud nmety tnroe links by and alone the southerly bide ot said uvemin tn tha nlin nt bet inning containing three acresand twenty seven perches and fifty four ucredths of a perch, as surveyed hv Tunis G.

Bergen said premises being tlm westerly 6nft ilf ot a jjui i nuuuiauu, ttuituiiiBBuu Luiuenus m. Dennett pied 3 also all that certain piece or parcel of woadland, situate, lying and being the northwoods of said Town of Grhvesend. and Doundod as follows, to wit: northerly by woodland of Henry J. Wyckoff: oasrerly by woodland late of Peter Ammerman, deceased; southerly by woodland of Kliaa Hubbard; oy woodland of said Elina Hubr bard: containing by estimation two and one half acres. 4 Also, all thai cer'ain piece or parcel oi salt meadows, pjtua'e, lyit and being in the Town ot Flatliinds, in said Counry ol Kings, the same being the northerly one half of a plot of which the said Cornelius W.

Bennett, died seized, and bounded as follows, to wit: Northerly about fifty two chains by salt meadows of Henry J. Wyckoff; easterly by Flat land Bay, and by a certain creek; southerly about forty nino chains and nfty links by salt meadows this day allotted and conveyed to William Bennett, one of the aid Kxecu or. aad westerly about sever tv fhree hnks by a certain dioh: containing by estiva tu about three acres, the two longest sides of tbe same being nbout parallel to each oiher. 5 Also nil that certain piocti or parcel of sa't meadows, situste, lyiug and being in the said town of the saniB being he northtilvone half cf a plot of which the paid Cornelius W. Bennett died seized; an.t boundi ri nnd described as follows, to wit: Northerly about sixteen chains by fait meadows of Mr.

Garrison, ejjtorly about tbiity links by a certain ditcb, southerly about sixteen chnins by sa't mear ows, thi day allotted and conveyed to William IJpnnett, one of the snid Executors, and westerly nbout thirty hnks upland of Albert Emmany, containing by estimation about one aero. The said list lour described pieces or patcels of land being heroin descrined by the home desnriptions a contained in a certain deed made by iornelins Bennett and Wiilnm Bennett, ns ac'ing Kxe cutors ot the ait will and tt. timent or Cornelius W. Ben i et, deceased, to Corne ins Bennett, Catharine Bennett ana Wmont Bennett, bearing date tbe 26th day of September, 1853, And acknowledged on the 20th day ot October, lt53 Dited January 26th, 1E67. in26lawGwS H.

D. VAN ORDEX, Ueforee. TVT Y. SUPREME COXJRTTttOMAS J. jLl Cluto, Plaintiff, against George Fowler, Defendant, bummona tor a money demand on contract.

(Com. not served.) K. stomp 60 cents. 1 To tne defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be hied in the office of tbe Clerk ot the County of Kings, at the Court Hou in the City ot Bioolilyn, and to seivea copy of your answer to the Baiu complaint on tbe subscriber, at his office. No.

14 Court street, in sa'd Oity, within twenty days after the BBtvice of this summons on you, exclusive of tne day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff inthid action will take judgment against yon for ihe sum of seventy frur dollars and ninety thre cents, with interest from the 26th day of June, one thousand eigh hundred and sixti six. besides the costs and disbursements of this action. Dated January 18t7. T. J.

CLUTJB, Plaintiff's Attorney. Complaint fi'ed ni above, January nth, 1867. jd26 lawtwS T. J. PLHTE, PIff's Atty.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF BOSWEUj C. BBA1NABD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons naving claims against THOMAS Al. MCLKAN, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that tbey are required to exhibit the same, with the poachers thereof, to the subscribe is, the executors, at the office of William Lintz, 165 Maiden Lane, in the Oity of New York, on or before the 20th day ol March next. Dated September 14th, 13fi6. EDWTN L.

ABEL. sel41aw6mF WTMJAM LINTZ Mecutora. IN PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER ROSWELL C. BRALNARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, all persons banns claims against ALFRED M. SAMPSON, fate of tbe City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at his office, No.

69 Wall street, in the City of New York, on or before the 20th day of Juno next Dated Dectmber 13th, 1866, dU lawen ADRIAN VAN BINDER EN. Executor. COUNTY COURT OFKTNGS COUNTY William Kouwenhoven against David S. Junes and others. A.

J. Lott. Plaintiff's Attorneys. In pursuance and by virtue of a judgment of this Court, made iu the above entitled action, and bearing date the 9th day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, the iol'owing described premises will be sold at public auction, at tbe Commercial Exchange, at iNo. 369 Ful ton street, in tbe City of Brooklyn, on Saturday, the 2nd day ol February, 1867, tt 12 o'clock ui noon of that day, by or undpr the direction of the unri" InQ(j w0 wag Qy said indpment appoint ihat purpose, that is to say; a tnw Certain lot, niece or parcel of land situate, lying and bf ing in the Second Ward it tbe City of Brooklyn, (sounded as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of a lot forruerly of Annie J.

tfarbaiio, on Water Btreet, ano running thence westerly along Water street twenty five teet; thence northerly towards the Eat "River, and parallel with Main street, forty nive feet; thence easterly, and parallel with Water street, twenty nvefeet; thence southerly, aid parahtl witb Main street, lorty nine feet, to Water street, the place of beginning, together with all and singular tbe tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging and in anywise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, January 10. 1867. jain2aw3wTh JOftN T. LEFPERTS, Referee.

The Bale of thp ahove described mortgaged prpoerty is hereby until the 9th day of February, 1867, at the same Dour and place. Dated Brooklyn, Feb. 2d, 1867. fe5 2HWt9Cu JOHN L. LEFFERTS, Referee.

I A 1 A rvj Lr minnf Vi oi? auaosen must, ho thin 10 DOAED A GENTLEMAN CAN BK AC peasant roan. Li? TO 5 and taa. Apply at 519 Paoitio street References exohan B.I. feY3t" A NEATLY PUBNUHBI) hn 2bl5 or BinBle gentlemen: 1 class: only one b'ook from Puitji surpased as a summer residence. Apply at 23 Greene avenue rele renoes exoh fe? 3r BOARD A FRONT BOOM ON SEOUND lloor.

orniabed or unfurnished also a smill jooin on parlor floor: house cDntnios all modem imurovem jits, fei 2t street, between Bond ana Neviaa. BOARD PLEASANT ROOMS AND lu tne imtrediute viciuitv of three ferries and the avy Yard; no moving; refeiences exchanged. Ie7 3l UOARB IN BKOOKI, fN DAN RR OR JLP tamed for irentlornan and wife, where oomforts of a borne can bp hari. Auply at 19 Wyckoff itreef. a few doors from Court convenient to cars and ferries.

n7 2 Board Wanted, a EooM7uWaR mshed, with board, for gentleman, wife and bov ix years old; not over $50 per month. Addross tfagle BOAKD A GHJJTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two initle Rootiemen, can be accommodated wit'i board fty apIjint; at 48 State street: coaveuientto South and Wall street lenies; inner at o'clock e1i BOARD AN EXPERIENCED PRUFE3 tor oi Lnio, French, muthematics unci bookkeeping will pirp evpning lessone in eichiuge for boird iu aro Bpettable fainiU tesiimoma an i references of the very highest character. Addrewa W. Eagle office. fe7 'it BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD7A qnite larpo arm pleasant room; few boarders; bouse has all modern iniDforeareata: room suitable lor oRntle nian and vnte.

or two inRie entltimeu. Apply at 391 Pa BOAVX) a Family ue 3 AuuiiTd, iivinp in their own brown stone bouse, having more room than ttiey requite, woa'd like to meet a gentleman nnti nr tvvn bijil ccnLlnrnfln. nho thnv enn b.h meutbers of their fninily; icierences exohdttged. Address a. xi.

mi. ie nipce BOAHD TO LET, WITH dOAKD, A pleasant buck ror m. neatly suitable for a joudc married couple, or tro tingle Gentlemen; also a rooiii for one ff nt; i rma mndetat dioner at aix. A.ooly at. 43 "WeLt Batdc ttreet, next door to CiiDtor, fe7 2tB BOARD A HANDSOMELY FURNISH ed back parlor ani extension, with oth rjoius.

to let, with excellent board, to gentle man and wife or single gentlemen, where hnmn contorts can be eujoved; within mutes' walk of South ferty. Apply at 61 West Baltic BtJeet, between Clinton and Hoory. fet it BOAKJ TWO GENTLEMEN CAN O0 cxipy a larcre chambpr, wi'h three windows, iurnished ip a quiet, privite family. Inquire at Boom 11, Ml iitoiidway. Iew Yoik IeB3fc pOAED "WANTED A SECOND STORY JL iroat rcom.

with lord, for two ajngle geut'emen, convenient or Wall street ferries. Address, with tprms, 0., box 5.053 N. Y. O. fe72t HOARD A FEW YOUNG MEN, ME ch nijs, can be accommoaated with botrd; also two young liioies: thosn working out preferred.

Apply all ireek ato 108 Washington ktrtel. BOARD EURNIHED ROOMS, WITH or without taard, pleaantlv situa ed, 4 b'ocks fi )m UityllaP. Frivate family, pleasant society; ooe or two neatly tarutsied, cheerful rooms, on moderate terms. Apply at 132 i curt street near Pacific st. BOARP WANTED FOR GENTEM and wife in a u'ivate famiU terms must be mode rat Address lor throe days, staling terms.

Kaglo tlice. BOARD TWO OR 'initisto KJSSPwUTd. ble youoc nuncio tiod pood comfortaljlo board bv applyir at o. 8 Clinton place, between Kelaon aun Huntington ate. 2t BOAKD WANTED, A HALL BHifl room, wifh board, by a young gentleman: private fau ily ptelfired: must be within tea miuute.V wak ot Fulton ttfiry.

and wotb ot Fulton street. Address IW.Mfi DIAT1.LV. agle office, stating terms. fo5 it BOARD A YOUNG GENTLEMAN wilJilig to room with another person. find a ft eaiit boa nd an companion by apulyioe at 49 Concord street.

(ts it UDAHD IN SXltEEL' Gentlemen desirinc eod board ind a pleasant room, may address P. Box "JS, Brook'yn. References required ieS '21 OA HI FOR 1WO GEN oil reDtlemanand wife: second stoy ail modern conveniences; witb lw minaws' walk or tbe lemes tt ni reajjonnhle 1 Baltic street. )e5 2t OAK35 SIMPLE AM) DOUBLE KUK mshed rooms to Jet, without board. Apply at ras.fu stieet.

Brooklyn. Ie5 2t l)AhBW ANTED MEDIUM SlZKD loon, for one convtrcnt ta Fulton oc Catharine terr es A tdreca, btatiug pjriiculars, E. Brook w. E.i le I'CSce. fe5 2t BOARD ROOM TO LET, WITH BOaRP to a peniieman and wife, or two hiojile Rentleradn, convenicn' lo all 'he ferries.

Apply at No. xOJ lawronce streeU Call tor tliree ys fe5 it3 FKOMT KOUM TO LHT, wi'h board, in private fa nily residinR within nnouteb' walk of South ferr.v 13 5C oer woek f'w two, for one. including Hre an.l pas; water closet and din'n'J rfom on same floor: al.so large front room adjoininir, suitable lor two or tiree. Apply at US Atluntic 3traet, be weeu Clinton and Henry, next door to Journeay Barnbaqi'j. MEETINGS.

AN ADJOl KMiD MKBT1NG OF TtlK JQ. iir will bs nel'I hA I IJRDAT AFER O'IS. at 2o'oloclr. a' MOvp HALL fo 2t' J. B.

Seo'y. Loiv l. HlSl'UltLlJAL, The recular meetin? of tbe rincietv will no held at tbe Eooins. No. 16 street, on THURSUAY EVK 1G, Feb.

7. 1B67, at 8o'oloo. Mr. Jobn Fowli Jr. 0" York, wiHronda iper on the "Anc'ent of tbe Jones Family, at l'Ort Neck.

Queens Cn'in'y, w.tulii.toikal Uicideiiis idal ng tn same." ByorJer. A. CuuKU HULL. Ric Sec. PATRICK'S SOCIETY THE RB nular onthly uieetinc of the above Society will be heid at 'il 'lomt rout.

on FillDAY EVM.NCi, Fob 8to. av 6 o'clock. Punctual avu ndjinc; i requested Bv or 'er. THOMAS KlNSbTLLA, Froident. Inos.

F. FlTZGEliiLii. Secretary 1 e7 2t am) tllu. 3 on the 5tb inst in Fnl'nn avenue nr Vivu rnoi a i.t ivilj wilu ceiiueniau UKeness. i no nnuer win receive tbe nbnve rewaid on roturniric tbo 6anm to it.

BILL, jcwt ler, 23S (old No.) Fulton avenue. to72eod LOST AST () MS froii; Sands s'reet to New of value only to ttie otvi er. Teaveit ut iho Hair essmg Sal 12J 1'uUon STie uhtre a Tcvturtl will ho lmvcu fe6 2t 1 JiMVrtKI) STOLEN KKOAlTrlB I stitblo. on Mondiv, Fi 4 li. a U'ue wh'e car napeHOtiE.

Th. above rew lrd will do mid by roturmnsf it io the owner, avenue, corner of Cirroll street. fe5 3t" FOK SAJLE ANI TO LET. TBO JET URNI3HKD i ar jI Laivrt'iice street. KOOM.

IN fe7 2t IjOU KOH, SALE IN THE 1 Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn Heights: one of ibe b. pi us in tun cburi h. Intiuiroat 125 Pierrepont atreot. io7 61 mo LKT A 3 STORY BRICK BUILDING wuh all rnmitrn imorovemenis: posse tsion tirst of March: rout gl.tCO. Inquire 1ZQ Franktm avenue jjOIt SALE A MCE "SMALL A iiinboany umro instable tor new be inners or a suunol to le rn on; unce $V).

AppN at No 13 HiCris street. ORTsaLK li AR JN 1 AV YORK AVE nue. a doublr fr.iriie nuuse ana 8 lor ot ground, ra i rung 'lirmigb front Paeibc street to Atlantic avonue. witb ai iabieou iht avtnne. Tbo ho'je contains ail tbe itn provi inens i nd i in perfect order, lhe garden 19 wo'l laid out and contains all oi ruit, fl hvom for pirtic utur npplj to K.

HON!) LOW, Montague near mrt, Uroolilm. fe7 lw ('U SALKHCHJE ANU LUTSLX. L'tl fl. boeironi d(o rl avenue, on Li alette nwrtv ne, side; two s'orj. baement.

od ub cellar: new booaej hits, water ii yas and gas fixtures all i.brou'ib. marb mantels, slicing doors: biieMiriita trained ttiruloac Thi3 is a dcB'tiidlo jlace; teiaia easy. Inquire ot OHA.PM.VS, on the prt in hts. le7 it LET KLtiNlSHEu ROOMS. LO tl H.

iiphf. housekeeping. coniiK'ing of tne entire second fi(to', or a il sired ull adapted for a gentleman and Ins wife to live nentcfiU urivatu faiiiily; terms reaionbie. Apply ut UU Sands tteet fUV LET, OH ri LB OK EXCJHAVGK Stove, dwid'inv bv WM. MARTIN.

Hie iet.3' town. i. d. 7 3t fnOU SALTD ON KENT AVKNUli A 2 htory frame house, ti'letl in with bricU, contatnt: tievcn omh. t'onr c'osets and front, cellar, two years old, aud till in good order, situated above.

st. house nurbb uit 1'iifi ino, Iruiuire on tne premises aftor P. or to JOHN F. Hu. Yaw, the imeiican Whip Oo a.

i Aluru strrei, N. V. Price $2,700. fe7 2t FOR SALE RARE BUSINESS CHAN OS The htocl, tixture and ood will of the meat, but t.r. fah.

oy. fr an vegeiabio market, 2,002 Fulfm avoouo. dviDg a good business To a cash customer it will oe tolo cte rp. tbe jrket. fe7 3' "HTKiR SALE IN EAST BROOKLYN A JL corner store ami lot.

Jnquire at 29 Courtl ncit atroet, revr te7 2t i OR SALE A TWO STORY EXTifiN sion Ir.ime house, fillflo! in with brick, eas. w.iter. sta tionary tuba, alio" 'our Iom of ground, laio out wifcu box choice tiuit trees, gruoe vinos and aituated touthnt corner of Clatsor and Greene avenue3. Cnqiuro on tbe premises. fe7 7', fuknmed rooms, with: gas batD.

Apply at 107 Pineapple street o7 31" LET A STORE. POSSESSION JLM meuiately. App'y at H4 Bridge street. FOR SALE CHEAP A WELL BUILT two tloiy, stoop, br.aeicont. cellar, frame mse, filled in with brick, to the weak, catit.iins 8 room water ai.d Gits, with chat delters: house feet in good orer, 2J minutes' walk ir jm bultan i'Yrry, in gool nei'jnbjrhonl; nee 0T0; cash 2,000, balance in three years.

Aiidres S. Eagle otiico o7 2t" friO LHT TWO LARGE ROOM3. IN JL QUirO ut 20 Clinton stroer Brooklyn. TOR SALE' FRY I A houses, lots and stores, in Brooklyn anrJ Kew York. Also Farms for sale.

ruses to and Money to 'on on bono aid noTiarice. For particulars, apply to H. A. SPAVABD, 150Kemsenbtreei, BrooHiyn, aud 65 Wall st, ew York. fe7 i FOR SALK THW STOCK AND PIX tnies of tbe dry good" store 1,231 Fulton avenue, with lease oi pn nmes; bjsine a tsiablished eight eara fe7 2t FOR SALE A BAT TWO STORY t) has mi, en Phitadelohia brick front, bouse iu Pu'natn avenue near Bedford avenue: house cont lins niue loma.

with hub cedar; has gas, water, bath, witer cloar Bewtr connection: lot20xl00J; orice n.ain on bora aud mortgage Inquire of tl. UAtCliR. 6 Fulror avenue, Btooklyn, or OURLEIT, I3i Nassau f7 2t rrO LBC A flOUSifi, FROM the pikst ol MBy neit; 10 Dean street, Court; contains 12 rooms, water md gas. For particulars inquire at d33 Da Eraw btreet. corner oi Smith.

T. LET TO A GENTLEMAN AND wwo. without, chi'dren part of a house, io a pleaaint neighboihood ol 40r5r30m aUiti0l9 for houie ketpiDp. Ad lrosa tl Kagle oflico. fb7 2t ljOR SALE HOUSE ainD LOT No.

70 JT PPar btreet: lot 100 feet deep by 28 feat fro ut and rear Inquire ot Dr. J. llHYAT, 31 Smich Bt, Brooklyn ft7 2w no LET L' AT Fo. 4 FULTON AVKNUB re first floor, a. small family, or tront arc tbe entire back parlors.

lurnibfino or um Tii'sncd io sinelo gen'le rnpn, with nre, gas and bjth. 4th ttJT 'toti tJerl afreet FOR SAI ATW taTORTANlTBTsBT men' liouso, giluated on Marcy avunuo, td housd north lrupi side. feg 2t IllOKSALK A COTTaOR UOtJSK IN Livingston stieef, very desir rbla location, cintnins 8 omp, witu wter. cas and hea'er; lot 20x100 Apnlv to JOHN B. GARDINER, 2i3 L.vin,;atoa streot, from 9 till 12.

if(i fo jOR SaLK THK THRKt STORYaND J1 attic, taivb stoop, brick dwelling, 39 Mdnet olace; gig, biitb hot and ooirt water; 5 15,010 furnisheti; unfurnished possession iuniediately. Call from 1 to fi o'clock. 1 6t T7 OR SALE $4,500 HOUSE aNU LOT JP un 12th btieet, uet wen 3d and Ith avenues. No. 103, two fit ory and basement, Philadelphia front has wntor, gns chaiuleiicis.

rmrblo mantels, iding doors, in fectordT numeili ite ion, uonr three linei of 3ava and a ocka from Prusotot irk; hi ti.io ib ccllur, fcripB vins ''ho list time it wil bD od jrod for rlie rronev. Teriu! easy 9l 5J0 cash; balance on mirtgiqe. Alut be applied tor boon. loli 2t 13 WAITED A WET NURSE WHO would take a babe to her oim uou. CaU at 762 street.

VlAIVTKP A NEA.T, INDUSTRIOUS yg forgenerat hurewovk. App1patS2 'Lnr WAKTED ASEAMSTRE SS; ONE WHO mils uiitierMandt tamiy sewinir, and tj kkm oo ot tt childSye.is old. Also a chambermaid who undeutandBher Apply between the hoar3 ol 9 and 10 A. at 52 Jora'emon street, WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL houevork iu a Dnvato family: must he woll re comrnorded frm last employer. Apply at 215 Statestroei, near Hoyi Ft.

ANTED A FIRST HAND LaOx. drefs tt work bv the dav. Annlw. urit.h irnnH nir.tr at 523 Pasifio street. nr ANTED AN hXPKKlBNCED PRO quick and ne at auo willing to make herself generally iul; good leierences required; no other need spplv.

Ca'l at 59 Jnlmsnn street. eS2t" WANTED A DRAWING TEACHER, (lad.v .) lor a School in South Brooklyn. Afldre B. C. Eagle frco, with p'ace of residence.

fefi 2t WANTED A FEW GOOD AGENTSTO cmvasb Brooklyn for a quick felling arMcle; cash business settlements daily. Call on the subscriber at 65 Sundt Btreet, between 8 and 9 o'clookP. M. 62t B. BEERS.

WANTED BY A FAMILY OF TWO persons, a eooa cool wasber and ironer; mast have cood ctv refeiencps. Apply at 190 Oarlton avenue, between tne hours of 10 A. M. and P. M.

leS 2t' WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENKRAL housework in a small private family; must bo a good washer and irontr. Call at 279 Pacific street. fe6 2t ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO operate on finger's and Wheeler Wilson's ewinff machines; all branches taught and recommended to work; tltio all kinds of family stitching and quilting done by an ssoerienced operator. Apply at 183 Fulton etreet, npatairs. SITUATIONS IV ANTED.

ANTE BY A RESPECT ABLE jttunx Kin, wno is nea', mlltn? and obliini, a Bmiiitron in a Bma'i privata Ii to do ohamborir irk and or nould bav( no obieof ion to take cars of cai'd ren; can ive tho buzt of cilyroieronoe trjm he lost place. call at 32 Piince etreet, in the ttoie. WAKTED BY A NEW ENGLAND woman, a mdow 33 years o( nie, a. in a small private family; willinT, tidy and understands JouFewnrlf well. Address, with location and name M.

Eagle office. WANTED A SITUATION. BY A RE. spectacle Protestant airl, in a respectable family, to tokecaieof a babyor do lisht hoaaeworlt. Cjn be aeon for two daya at S5 Dcsn street.

WANTED A NEAT AND TIDY WAIT ress. to with washing and ironin. Apoly a c91 Pacflc street, br tween Bond and Norina. WANTED A SITUATION BY A young jjirl, oa ebambermaid, or would do hoasewo in a small family; has good reforenoe. Ojtl at 131 Hudson fivenne, for two days.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE Bpec table capable (sirl, to do cooking, wash'npr and ironing or general housework: is neat, industrious, an excellent washer and ironer, and willing and. trustworthy best retcrence given. Call at 121 Atlantic street, nea" Henry. City or country. WANTED A SITUATION BY A NKAL', tidy, young girl, to do licht housework orcr.

children; she ts very nest and clean abjuc her work very knd to cbildron; she bes urit xceptionab rcfo sncoa Apply for two days at 4 bauds street, ANTED A SITUATION, BY A Rq. spectable woman, aa cnok, or wuld do general in a small family; is a first lata wasber and ironer, an oxcellent bread and bitcmt baker, and can give cood city teterence Can be seen at 203 Jay street, in fe htore, until enaed. ANTKD A vSITUATION, BY A Kti SOGClablfi VOtiniT nhfimnrtnnlfl nnrl i o.V in the wahinu irnmnn nrrni riniiihxrmuiii nnrl ni sewer. Cau bo seen at her present employer's 145 Keuison treet, tor two drys. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL a Bituation as cook anil wasber and ironer.

be eeen a the Fancy stoto Fulton btrest, opposite fiorrc ront btieet. Beat of ctty WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNU pirl. in a piivdta family, to mind a babv and make hevscl uai'twi. CaH at WANTED BY AN ACTIVE AND Er'l ciert mrddlc acd woman, a Bitaut'on as cook washer and uoner. or to do goneral boa.work; sne iborougblj competent and baa goo ciry relerencea.

ApaJy at 4 Kuridssfititjt, ntjrFnltjn, basement. WANTE A SIT ATIO BY ATRUST worby younr givl. as ccoa an 1 lau ldups in a fanrily: nho is coniuetrnt. wiliini aad ver, h3 no 1 citv lecierce from bcr iait pla.e. Plca' c'l at ro.

3 Prince veet. nc rTillary. ANTED A SITUATION BY A UK SDectable young sirl. to mind nnrf rtn Hfwirg. or would do housework in a sma'l pr.vj tamilv Call for two days at 222 Bridge street, between Ti Uiy ano fiti.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Vni1tii rr.rl no wol. 1 has buoo city references Call for two days 47 Court 31 or porite Amity et, in tbe hat store. 7A1STED A SITUATION, BY A KK apectuble souug woman, as chuui Mermaid and waitress or to ke care chiloren. Ple.ie ohM tor two daa at 1( East street, between Hoyt and Bond. Good cii iretVreuces if reuuired.

A BY A RESPECTABLE cirl. a situation aa chamber maid nnri wiif.rna nr chambermaid and teamstrep: is a cood operator on Whoe'er i.v Wil on's miiuhine; g. od city rerereuce given. at 93 liast strce; in the store. WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG woman, as? CODk.

washer and ironer: has nnnii for. enco Please uucon avenue. ANTKD A SITUATION, BY A RE doec table voune weroae. eond nlnin nnnit. nh.

er and ironer; can mako ood or ad; would do geer.i1 houbewoik or kitchen work in a null privats tamely. .11 at. 4i8 Columbia street, corner of Degiuw, top floar. City WA TED BY A RESPECTABLE girl, aeituati as first class chnmbprmjiiil anii ress, or would do pnneral bouseworR in a piivute tamiiy; ret erenuo given. Call at 31 Front etreet, near bi, WANTED BY AN KX PB RIE cD r'fi'jn.

cur smnnt ai mont.hlv nnr'Anrtfi wnih on nn invalid AddrBS io core of Mis. JG A'ART, 49 street, tt.cjklyu. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A KB spectable voung cirl. as nurse and seani' troaH. or wojid do chaniL.

rwc. and witinir; bestot city references piven. Pla ah 1(39 Corcoid arcet. WANTED A SITUATION BY A Rl3 SDOutable vounc woman, as cViamnermaid in n. nri valt lamily.

Apply at 318 Atlantic Street. WANTED A SITUATION TO ATTEND a tancv ortrimmin" store, bi a ladv who re sides with her porents; i i a eojd accountan1; and would accept smMipay while learning. Please address Miss A. O. Brooklyn Pot Office.

fefi 3t ANTED AN AMERICAN LADY understanding the dress making in ill its briuchea. nnd all iimte ot plain sewing, alao operates on several ma cbir.es, will go out by tbe dav or ek, in private tainiliO Call or address iy letter 5 Wahv irth street. het.ve3n drr tle and Park avenues, East Bi ooklyn, for one week, fefi 3t WANTS, WANTED BY A FAMILY OF FIVE, tour adulls and one child) the lower pirt of a house, witb a small genteel family tnree story brick with modern iniprovt'iiients. preferred. Aidredd llcJUSE, hatow Yo Post office.

WANTKD AT A REASONABLE RENT, in tbe 4th or lHh Wards asm ill house of about 8 ioowf. wtti j11 tbo improvements. Address, with full par ticuiarf, TKANT, Eajrle office. fe? 2u WANTED A YOUNG WIDOW LADY Tisbes to jent a hous.e, the 6'Bt of Miy, panly fur nuhpd.of some pir'y "bo would be willinc to board out part or whole of tbo ront, in tbe vicinity of tha can tive ood le'erencts. Address, in confidence.

Mm, brooklyu P. ol 3t lN BROOKLYN, A THRtfE tt( ry house b'gh stoop or Kncrlish bvmtnnt, wtti otirrn iniprovenienl in the vicinity of I he Oify II tl(: must be ni a ood location and at a moderate rent; wi oe iilirn on a lease lor 3 oi 5 jeats. Aopl.v tj A U15KT K. Ml OI Stock Kroner and Auctioneer, 43 Pine strcor, Ntw ork. fc7 3l V7 ANTED A SMALL FRAME OR bi ick cottag0.

conveni nt to Fulton or Wall streat ft riits: nt not to exceed $J00; po" Mav lt. Ad drt'6! aivint; foil particulars, Al E.nrle oifice fi 21' THE FiRST OF March, four rooms, with water and suit, ib'o for houtkecptiic, in Brooklyn; must not bo be'w Kmit avenue, and must be convenient to Myrtle or DoKalb avenue cars; rent itioiierat and loca'ity Kd. Address, with terms. HUMBERT, Bnndwav, 39. WANTED TO KENT, ON OP, BE FOR HI th7stot May, a 4 stf ano" hn houo.

wuh modern impjovements; must bo within a re 'mnaole distance of theierciri. sta'iny rent, location. Ac. A. Eac'cofJice.

fe7 3t WANTED $4 000. SB IURED 15 roortnage on real estate desirdblv local od in Eruok lyn Address A tiox 6.151 Npw Vork City fe7 2 WANTUD DESK KOOAl Itf A LAW office, by one commencing practice; prefers that rt nt coniiists, services rendered. AdQiess UNlOR, Eica thee. tet3. ANTED TO KENT, ON OR ttEb'OKIS the Krst of May.

by a vary Sitiall family, a two story house containing? or rooms, with modern i and in a pleasant neighborhood; be'woen Oou tstieat and Grnnd avenue and Deh ab avenue and RBren street pr teired ien must not exceed $400 per year. Address kF Eagle office. fe6 3t ANTKD A SUBSTANTIAL HOUsE nnd tore for which will give a house and lot io South Brooklyn. 100 chares iiood manufacturing stock, cash, ind balance bond and mortg tge. Princioala only nddrers, with lull particulars, Box New York.

fefi 6t ANTED HOUSES OF ALL DdS criptions in all parti of B'onklyn; customers now waitmcr H. wACOMBcR 4 SON, 321 Fulton avenue, near til iott place. f55t YATllD hY A A 3 etoy house, with all modern improvements, in Pierepon', iiomacue, Rom on or ihintnn stieets, north of ContrcKs. Address, stating terms, 4c, R. Box io.

133; fe6 lt WANTED FURNISHED AND UN FUR houses wnnt.ed Parties having eitlier to lot on or belore the firstof May w'll find eood, respan sible tenant by Reudina tu 1 particulars to GftbGOilY Uoo 8, No. 157 Broadway, New Vork. fe26. WANTED To HIRE, A SMALL use. in Brooklyn or its vicinity: rentmit not cjcf ed SliO per annum.

Addiess 'FIOUSK," Eairlo (ilfijo. statine 'un pait.cuhrs a to location, rent, when pO'sas tion could bo obtained. Ac. Ie5 6t "ANTED TWO PAKLOKS, TWO basements and part of third floor, by a crentleman and wile: lojotion bt twecn Oxford street and Franklin avenue Add ess, giving full particulars, Box25j1. New i orU, 'e5 3t ANTED TO RKNT, ON OR BEKunE thelstof April.

a3ston brick house, in cood order ard location, by a private family woula buy kitchen and riininc room furniture. Ador' ss, statin? rent ana location, New Vork Pot Office 5.918 te46t WANTED JO PUROHAdE, A 2 OR 3Biory brick house, in good order an I desirable location, not over a mile distance fro'n either Pulton, Walt or South ferries: price, fcotn $5,000 to $3,000. dresa hoi 4 06ti, Post office. Now Vork. fe4 6t" WAMKD A COTTAGEJ HOUSE, BY April neat, abont a mile from the conior Of Kluih inp ar Clflfcson avenues; eeven roomed house will answer: rentnjue'be low; piy advanoe; no children.

AHdress S. J. a 99 Water street, Brooklyn. fe4 bt aOIOflS, CAKJKIAGIUS, FH)R SAL.E A GOAT, PORE WHITE, firt elaBS breed and milker. Addreas GOAT, JSirie office lor ohb week.

le7 2t FOR SALE CHEAP A and new butchfr catt. Apply at the Ln? I thud ftiaike. fomerot fulton and C.irlton avenues (fl5 3t 1jR SALK A BAV HoltlSK, 15 HANDS Iriuli, wil) be sold cheap as tho oaner ha no use for Can be seen on the corner of Park atin Clinton BV, le6i J. R. lORVdx'.

PAKTHIS WISHING TO SELL THEIR modern nuiltsecono hanrt road "(moils and will h. nt or a on purchaser ailoressini nolo Vn rn7, i 1 Unisny Hniidlng. careof AoiJs jS'iJ IOK S5kX.fi! VF.RY CHEAP A. 2 ST.) a Irame house tho Hli ward, i.ear fhn Pnrlf brooms 7iai.trie; prio. 3.600.

Innuirf on ih U2 li.h ttreet, between 6tn and lurt liouto. near 5lh ace. mo. Hrooms. i 1 it, i VS 1 pnw worth Inquire isVbtfye? f07ao QU1 HEME roUKT.

CITY AND COUNTY OP NEW YORK Hucli Maxwell and John S. Max Hell act. Louis W. Stevenson. Joan T.

Stevenson, James S. gtevenson and Matilda Stevenson his wife, William B. fctevenhon and Marparet Srevenson bis wife, Henry W. atevenson. Kmnn E.

Stevenson, Satah A. Stevenson; w.rW,.at,tI K'lBn Louisa Stevenson, infant under the ago ol rouiteen jonrs oC age. and heir at law of Francis L. Sto venson, deceased. Ann Eliza Salmon, Hugh Maxwell, Josephine Maxwell his wife.

Asnes Kearney, and Oar, olme E. Maxwell, wilo of John S. Maxwell. In purananto of the ludcment of the above entitled Court, matin in Un. above titled aeti in.

on the 23th Jay of January, 1867. tho referee, appointed in and by said judgment, will sell ot Dublic auotion at the Franklin fioufio. corner of Water and Pultm street, in the Oity of Brooklvn. on the 2lit day of March, 1667, at 12o'olock, noon, through James M. Miller, Heal Pstate Auctioneer: 1st All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, tying end being in tho Oitv of Brooklyn (late Willld jitburchJ euniy of Kings, and State ot New York, bounded aad described as follow.

viz: Beginning at a point on the west "nc of Dnnhrnn place distant one hundred and thirty iiSTi f'fo and one quarter inohea from the Horthwest Dunham place and South Seventh' Btreet; wsstorly and through the centre Of Kparty on Hi hotebJ conveyed and tho aifhSnwlol ninetj twofeot six InonMtNesM fastirt W.C?.,J ff et three and one half inohes: ttrenoa line with tho nrst mentroned lineof nnnh.5! thence northerly alonir si we.lerlj "or tlftf, and one qnaX oreiifaea 'iSeine 0r "laoe of beginning. Stevenson ii conveyed to Jobn Bi 1M0, r. corded fnth im d.U,d the 28th dly ot Auguat, Kingf, Liber S3? of Con" if BeK'ster of the Oounty oi 18EC Coivojaftces, 476. Soptembtr lltb, Ori.Alon .11 IV ate, lying nd beine S.D"50el 'tn mencuigat a point in the to wit: Oom atreet, clistant Sighty fee ortawSf.ry treof a party nur.iJlel SPS? northwns SWtrSencerffi erly parallel with Host street, partly WouEh a party wall one hnnrtred leet to Wyckoff street; indlhenSi or ulace ol beeinnjiip. The said premisec beinjr the Same premiers eonvevpd to Jo B.

Stevenson, in his lire tiiaa br George M. Stovens, Referee, in a deed dated 28th day of April 1PM, recorded in the office of the Eceister ot the County pi Kings. Liber 475, pge 215. May 1st, fe. 3rd AIeo, all that certain lot, piece or parwl of land situa te, iyjnp and heinein the Tenth Ward of tho City ofc Brooklyn hounded nnd described as follows: Commencing at it point or the southwesterly Jine of Wyckoff street dibtai tone bundred and twenty feet northwesterly frjm the westerly corner of Hoyt and Wyckoff streets: rtmuina: tl ence south westerly, parallel with Hoyt utreet, partly through the centre of a party wall, one hundred! faot; thence northweeterly, parallel with Wvckoff strtot, twenty feet; thence nor rh easterly, parallel with Hoyt street.

aat iy tbrouch tbe centre of a party wall, one hundred feetto Wyckofl street: and thence southeasterly aton Wyckoff fatreet twenty feot, to the oointor place of bejeinninfff together with all and singular the hereditaments and oppuitenances thereunto oeloDginp or in any wise ap gertaining. The snid premises beinp the same promises eretotore conveyed to John B. Stevenson, in his lifetime; by BurdettStrjfcer, Sheriff of the County of Kings, in df ed dated Octohcr 16th. 1857, recorded in the office of the" Kepister of Deeds for the County of Kinirs, Liher 463 off pace 362. November 12th, 1867, 4th AIeo all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the 6th ward of he City ot Brook Jsn, CouLty of KinKS, known and diBtinguhbed on a cer tain map filed the orBce ot the Clerk of the Oounty of Kings, en titled man of tbe property of Matthias and Nicholas Van Dyke, Bold at the Merchants' Excuango, in the City or New Yom, on the 22d of November, IBSi, under the direction of tthanielK.

Waring, Master in Chancery, by the number (89) eixhty nme, as follows, to wit: liCEinnimj at a point on the northeasterly aide of Partition street, oibtant one hundred aud twenty five feet from the point formed by the intersection of the northeasterly lino or Partition street with tbe jouthwcsttrly hue of Van Rrunt street, running tbenco northeasterly on a line narallel with Van Rruutstreet orehuncred teet; thence north wesrerly on a line oaratlel with Partition ttreec twenty five fot thence eouthwest erly on a line parallel with Van Brunt street one hundred icet io Partition street; and thence mm'heasterly along the nrtbeast erly side of Partition ftreet twenty rive foot t't the place ox hcyinnioc: topether with th land in front of and adjoining said lot, extending io the middle ot said Partition street subject io the easement and right of nav to the public over and upon tt same, as a public street highway. The SHid premises being the same conveyed To John B. Stevenson, in his life time, by George Hunott aad wife, in a fiend rfatPri SnntPIllllHr 7Hh Rt. rannrHurl in Ku nffina of Rfciuter of Dff ds of the County of Rings, hber226 pjge 61. September 25th.

1850. oin mho nn ana singular tnese certain ten lots, pieces or parcels of land, eituate, lyinp and Oeinc in thp Town of iNew Lots (late Flntbuah) county of Kings and StKe of known and distinguished on a map of tbe Rftpplye property on ihe Brooklyn and Jamaica Torowlte and Br.il ltuad, madejy Martin G. Johnson, and filed in the office of the Clerk of Kings Countv, aalots number (32 1) three hundred and twentv one. (322) throe hundred' and twenty two. (323) three hundred nnd twenty three.

tJZii three hundred and twenty four, (325) threo hundred and twenty fave, (439. four hundred and thirty nine, (410) four hunrlred and forty, (411) four hnnrtred ana; forty one, (442 four bunnred and forty two, (443) four oundred and forty li.tn.uuu 1THH.U, Lancu lutoinor, are ooonoea ana coa tflinen as follow, to wit: Commencing at a point, on the easterl line oi Locust street, distant northerly seven hundred and fifty feet from the northeasterly corner of Third and Locust streets, and froea thence running northerly alone the easterly line of Locust street one hundred and twentv five feet; tbenca easterly and parallel witn Third Rtreet three hun dred feet to RsDe'ye street: thonce eontherly. along tho weaterly lineot Rapelyo atieetono hundred and twenty five ieet, and thence westily nnd parallel with Third strett three hundred feot. to Locust street, the point or place ot beginning. The said uremipes being the same oonvepd to John B.

Stevenson, in his lifetime, by Joseph F. Bridges and witp. in a reed dated Juno 16th, 1853, recorded in the office oi Register of the County of Kings, liber 329. page 404, JuK15th. 1653.

6th Also all ihose twenty lots or "nieces ot land, situate, lying nnd Doing in the Town of Flatbuth, County of Kings and State of ew York, and known and distinguished on a certain map ot lota of the Hapelye property on the Brooklyn and Jamaica lailroad and turn pi Ke, made by Martin G. Johnson aud filer, in tho office of th Clerk of Kinee County, by the numbers 326, 327, 338, 329, 330, 331, 332. 333, 334. 335, 429. 430, 431, 432, 433.

434, 435. 438, 137 and 439, from Iit number throe bundred and twenty six to lot number threo hundred and thirty five, boib inclusive, and from lot numbered fonr hundred and twenty nine to lot numbered four hundred and ihirty ight, both inclusive, each of Biid lots being twenty five feet front and rear an i one.hundred and titty feet deep on each sitie. and taken together are bonnded and cont lined ns Beiinmng at a point on tho easterly aide of Lrcust street, as laid down on said map, distant ono thousand one hundred nnd sixi een feet north 1 1 om the Brooklyn nnd Jamaica railroad, running thence easterly along toe northerly side of lob No 325 and lot No 439, three bundred teet to Kapelye street. a3laid down on aid map: thtnee northerly along tbe westerly Fide of Kapelye street two hundred and fifty leet to the southerly side of lot No. 428, on 5ai! map; tht nce westerly along the southerly ude of said lot No.

423 and lot No. 336, three hundred feetto street thence southerly along the easterly side of Locust street, two hundred and fifty teet to ti place of bccinnicg; toiifll ei wit the lands in front of said lota on Locust and Hapelje streets, to the centre of eaid streets, subject always to the use ot the same aa oublic streets or highways O' ever. Tho said premises beinw: the s.irao conveyed to John B. Stevenson, in his life time, by Jobn Brown and wife, hi a deert dated November 8th. 1819, recorded in the office of Register of tho County of Kings, liber 204.

page 391, November 16th. 1849. 7th Also all those four lots of land sitnnto in tho Town of New Lots, late Flatbu h. County of Kings and State of ISew rk. and known and distinguished on a map of 995.

lot of (he Rapelyo proporty, on the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad and turnpike, made by Martin Johnson, and filed in ihe office of ttie Clerk of Kincs County, now Register's office, uy the 318. 319. 320, three hundren and seventeen, three hundred and eihtwen, tnree hm.dred and nineteen, threo bundred and twenty, and taken together ate hounded as follow. "WVstorly by Locum. MTeot, easterly bv lino parallel with T.ocust ftoet distant ono hundred and fifty feit eas'erly therefrom; southerly by line drawn parallel with Third street at the dibtance cf fix hundred and fifty feet northerly tberdfroin; and northerly by a like parallel line distant seven hundred and fifty Iretnaitherly Irom Third street; the said lotsaio together one hundred tV et in width in front and rear, and one hundred and filty feet in depth un each side: the said premisf being the same convejed to John B.

ScopOonson, in his life time, by Richard Uerotner and wife, in a deed divert 4pril30rh. 1855, rtcordtd in the office of Register ol Kings County. liber 424, pa go 170. May 21st. I8i6.

6th And also all and singular tht se certain lots, pieces or parcels of 'and situate, lying and being at Union ulico. ifoinurly a part of Flatbush) in the County of Kings and State of lew York, known and distinguished on a map of the Kapelye property ou tho Brooklyn and Jamaica turnpike and railroad, made by Marnn G. Johnson, and tiled in the office of the Register of the County of Kiagi. as lots Nos. (135) one hundred and thirty five, (136) one hundred ano thirty six, (137) one bundled and thirty seven.

(138) one bundled and thirty eiifht, (139) one hundred and tiiny nine, (140 one hundred and forty, (141) one hundred and torty one. (142) one hundred and torty two, (143) ono hundred nnd forty three. (144) one hundred and forty lour, 1238) two bundled and IMiU eixht. (239) two hundred and thirty nine, (240) two hundred and forty, (241) two hundred ano Jorty one, (242) two buDdrfd forty two, 1243) two hup drrd and lorty three. (2J4) two hundred and torty four, (215) two hundred and forty rivo.

two bundred and forty six, (247' two hundred nnd forty neven, which taken together erebounaed as viz: Northerly by lo's known oo and map as (145 and 237) ooe hundred and fortv fiveand two hundred ana thirty seven, extending along the sane (330) (three hundred leet, tbe same more or Jess; easterly hy street, extending along the same (250 two bundred and fifty feet, the same, more or less; soutlioily by lots known. on faid map as (134 ind 248; one huodred and thirty four and two hundred and foeti eight, extending along ihosame (300) three hundred feet, tho same, more or less; westerly by Nas. au street, extending along the same (250) two bundred ai fifty feet, the same, more or less, together with all the ripht, title nnd interest ol the said parties ot tho Ji rat part in and to one htilf of said streets immediately in front of said lots. The said premises being tho same premises conveyed to John B. Stevenson, in his lite time, by Richard reremeinnd wiie.

a deed dated October 16tn, 1856, recorded in lhe office of the Register of Kings County, in Liber 434, paiie 9, October 17lh, 1P56. Dated January, 1867. JOHN B. ASKIN, Referee, 105 Broadway, N. Y.

City. A W. Welles, PlfiV Att'y. fe6 law6V OTJNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Henry P. Day, against Nicholas B.

Van Brunt. Thomas Met Jausland and Fanny UcCausland. bis wife, and Andrew D. Fleming, Defendants. Wm.

M. Inoraham PIff's Atty. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, mada in the above entitled action, bearing dato tha nineteenth day of December, A. D. 1666, 1 will sell by public auotion at the Commercial Exubanse.

No. 3fi9 Fulton street mppoitto the City Hill.) in the City of Brooklyn, on the twenty second dayol Januiry. 1867. at 12 o'clock noon, the folowine described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Eleventh (now Twentieth) Ward ot the Oitv of Brooklyn. Coantyof Kings andStatoof New hounded and described, as to' low to wit: Beeinnine at a LOinton the easterly sido of Oarlton streeteigbty nmo foot six inches northeily from, the northeast corner of Park and Carl s'reets.

a a map entitled "Map of land late of W. GL Post, now the property of Robert Manlev. in the Seventh Ward of ihe CiLy ot Brooklyn; surveyed March lltb. 1837, by John Roue." and filed, in Kings Coantv Clerk offioB, running thenco easterly along the northerly side of land conveyed to Andrew Stockholm by deed bearing dta the thirty first day of Way. in tho jear one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine, about fiftv three feet one incu to land tow or late of Henry I.

Clark; thence northerly alone said land now or late of Henry Olark, about thirty sevea fett six inches to the ibtnumberedeixceenllBjon block on said map: thence westerly along said lot number sixteen, fifty one feet ten inches to snid Carlton street; and thenco southerly along tsaid Carlton street thirty seven teet bix inches to the place at beginning. Being a Dart of lot numbered einbteen (18) and the whole or tho lot numbered seventeen on block on tho mapatoresaid. Tog other with, all and singular the tenements, hereditament and appurtenances therduno belonging or in any wise appertaining Tated Brooklyn. December 20 1866 HliMtY M. rNORAHAM.

Referee d29 2aw3wS 15Coutt street, Tbe sale of tvo above described premises, by virtue if tne judgment in tbe ahove entitled action, stands adjourned to February 5th, at the same hour and place. Datod Janu a7a23 2awtaW HENRY M. ING RAH AM. Reform. The sale of the above described premises, by virtuf of tHe iudpment in the ahove entitled action, is heeby agrin ad jouined to 51 arch 7th, 1867, at the same hour and place.

Dated Feb. 5th, 1867 ft6 2awtsW HENRY C. M. IN GRAHAM, Referee. PEREMPTORY SAtE, BY ORDER OF ASSIGNEES, OF aEAti ESTATE, SITUATKD IS EAR HAMILTON FERRY, in the City of BraoklyM Countj ol Kings and State of New York.

JACOB COLE, Auctioneer, will tell at Miction, by order of assignees, afc the COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, No 369 Fulton etreet. in said City of Brooklyn, on THURSDAY, tha 14th day of March, 18t7, at 13 o'clock noon of that day; All that certain let ot land, with the threo story br ick dwelling house thereon erected, situated on the southeasterly side of IoJay street, bounded and "escribed JollovrB. BagioninEa.apoint in the southeasterly line oi SStdSSiit hundred erly Horn the cornet 1 formed by the MrthiMterly Boutheaaterlyhne of Imlay fieaoatb easterly parai liueof WilHoni street; runninR thence aouc nortQterJ lei with William street, ninety feer parallel with In "ntaen trough par westerly parallel ty wall, ninety feet to the soutne 80uthea8(er and thence eontbwiiJ of beginning. seventeen feet PfTt feot depta by seventeett feot The boas tiHSar in width, tront and rlotof iano with ihe three atory Al o. that pertaino therfl0tt erected, situated on the brick of ImUy Btreet, oounded and described BoeinninK puu buukuo)wiij mho at I Btreet.

distant two hnndred and forty three feet JthAaatery from the corner formed by the intersection of the Souiheaaterly line of treet with Uo north easterly line of illiam street, tunning menoe soutneass erly. parallel with William at est. partly through a party wall ninety feet; thence northeasterly parallel with Imlay 1 a nnnT.ann (af Khnnnp nnrfhirnlnrlv nnuil.nl with William street ninety feet to the southeasterly, line of Imlay htreet; and thence southwesterly along said southeasterly line seventeen feet to the pUob of beginning. teen feet in width in Iront and ro.ir. UST RKOKIVEO AN BLBOAHT td ortirantof Silver Ff'agres lettj, oomoiia1n IJ, IreeU By Telegraph to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Tli FERRY IIOTGATM.

SECOND SESSION OF THE COMMITTEE) ON COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION. statements of Mr. D. M. Stone, of the Journal of Commerce, oi Mr, Pierre pont, of the Union Ferry Company, ot Mr.

Peter Jung, ol Mr. Patton, and others The Assembly Committee on Commerce anrl Navigation resumed business ttia morning, at 10 o'clock, present Messrs. Uauey, wendover, Brigga Travia, Mead and Maxwell. Mr. D.

M. Stone, of the Journal of Commerce, said he bad been a constant passenger for eighteen years, rt appeared to him that the difficulty was not bo much mismanagement as a waut of manaRement on tne part of the The managing direotor, Mr. Smitb, was an estimable man, bnt he did not think he appreciated tbe difficulties and delays as did those who crossed every day and wished to cross iu a hurry, Tbey did not seem at all in clint lo make their mouopoly odious to trie citizens of Brooklyn, but there appeared to be a waut of the proper force to push the matter through. Mr, Stone instanced at some length a cage in the recent ice blockade iu wbicb, having come to Wall street ferry, he toundalarpe crowd waiiinff to cross, the old terry "boat Itoslyn, which was almost unserviceable at any jerry where mary people had to cross, was out in the river sailing up and down in a space of clear water, evidently afraid to trv and ro throuKh tho ice that blocked the way to tbe slip on the Brooklyn side. At the eame time the new and serviceabta boat Uepnblic was awaiting the arrival of tha Eoalyn on this side before starting out.

This state of affairs lasted about an hour, when the Republic came out, and profc across in a short time, and the Roslyn returned without making the trip. There were now more passengers thin the Republic could possibly carry, and several had to leave in consequence. Notwithstanding this the Republic remained at the slip while her pilot and tome of the hands left her aud wem ashore, for tbeir dinners he supposed, remaining about half an hour, when they returned, and the Republic went Brooklyn witnout much difficulty. Sue waB so heavily laden as to be below tbe bridge, but instead of keeping her up to tbe bridge till she was lignt ened by the escape of a portion of the passengers, the pilot kept her but tins aud reboauding for some time, a number jumping oil" each time she struck tiie bridge, till the boot was suflicieiitly liuhtened. That was but a specimen, it was siuiply due to wantof executive ability.

They wanted a young enorgetic man to go to the farriB3 and send boats out, some uue to take the responsibility and say There should bo some oue too to order the boats to run, or it tbey were giving uo their trips to scud the passtngera to another ferry. no uiuutium nine uuiupcuuou, or iecri8Jaive supervision, might do good, As it was hud little motive to push business forward, or to iucrease thpir receipts since tho charter limited their dividends. It was hinted that tbey employed tbeir liiends to make repairs. and raid tbem prettv liberally to cet rid ot tho snrnins moDey. He understood they had sold some of their boeta to the Government, and ho believed those had on hand now woro not as pood ai those they had six years ago.

This ahould ot be, for the ople wanted i nrnvp mcnt. and the best accommodations the age could furnish, and did not wish to hat such as would cowpuro wuh those ot tbeir gran lfathe s. He bad heard that when au indignant passeDger complained to the Superintendent of the anppage ot travel tiic latter replied: "Why, don't be impatient tbe tide will turn in three hours and there will be no difficulty iu ccoas ing." Hedidnotknow whetbertbis were true, but it jjiunuuicu iuu eimii. tuv uuiij jjiiii.v rumumauiy wen. The city oi New York, he conaidm ed.

wa acting abominably iu this matt it, aud the Com nan cojniFeil at it. Tbe city of New York had no control of Ite crossing and the exaction oi $100,000 per auu.im tno peopie oi Jiroomyn, tor the privilege ot roiu across a naviyahle water considered a nrons imnnaitinn Tho Legislature had so derided, a suit was instituted to test the validiiy oi their act, and the Ferry Cnmpauy coming into pOBeefliot! of both sides of tbti suit had made lis bargain with New York. He considered that wrong and the Legislature should look inti it. and romnvo that. pretended light from New York, and this tax irom the i ran sit.

Mr. Oakey There is a bill now under discussion before the Committee of Commerce and Navigation to provide for a Commission in that matter. Mr. Picrrepont replied to Mr. Stone's statement.

Tho Company had as its managing Director Mr. p. Smith, who had several assistaatn. The one charged with running the boats was a young and mau. Tbe pilots were also active men aud had been in tio employ of lhe Companv.

some oi them over tweitv years. Tbe boats were superior to ajy they had had heretofore. During the war they were iound so strong that the government took sevtn of them for naval DurpoBPS. Providentially, during the war tbev had had no ice to contend wirn in the East river. Indeed they did not experience any great trouble from it more than once in every ten years ior a lew oays at a time, ane compauy wu3 managed by gentlemen who were large property holders in Brookhn.

and they had no obiect in makinc mouev out of the terries. All tbeir surplus above ten per cen. it was agreed to give to the Brooklyn City Hospital and the Observatory which was tneu contemplated. There was no object iu making money for these institutions, and tberetore tho Directors spent everything in improvements. The rate ot ieniiifje was cent where the tu kets were uut, and us it had not been raised durm the war t'uia amounted to a reduction ot M'per in viow ot' tho increased co ot labor aud material, in carrying out improvements tbey had expended about $100,000 in iron flxuires on the New York side, aud rhey would have done the same here were it not for the increased cost of iron.

Indeed they had accumulated a debt of about $200,000 iu making i id proven ic U. Some of tho femes did not pay: on Wall Street Ferr.v. for instance, last year they lot $30,000, and Fulton Ferry had to make up these losses. He explained the particular instance of rie'av relerred to by Mr. Stone hy paying tnat tbe flood tide on that day brought a large tield of ice Irom tne North River into the East River, and jammed it between Brooklyn and New York, abont two hours before ebb tide couiuieuced It had io remain there Till the tide cuauyed and carrie'l it out.

At thai time the gentleman who spoke went to tne vaii erreec it was impossible ior auv human power to nut tha inrrv boats across then, but within five mioute3 after the tide changed it might be done, Mr. Smith was sick, so he (the speaker) bad goue to the to vy and iu lormed the people collected there that me rver was irco at Catharine ferry, and many went up and crossed there at least ail who were in a hurry tiid oo. The piloi of mi. Hupuuuu buju ii uo uisijvnziuiii id go acrons, and as these men bad eo much experience, no dimetnr iilril tn order them to do that which tbev declared to bedangor IjUh. am io inu Hiury uuouc waMiu lor ths tide to turn, he believed it might be true, for it was certain they could not crows till it did turn.

This, he considered, proved by the faol that the tow boat W. H. Webb the strongest in lhe harbor, some years Biuce spent two days in breaking up the ice in ButiermilJr ChamiPl and tailed ailer all to establish a passage, fur it closed acain immediately. The boat, however, was found to be so much damaged as to be ot" lntie use aiterwords. Several plans bad been advised to get rid of th.s auaovauce anion others a bridge or a tunnel.

T13 genii men connected witn tbe tbe feirics as eager tor their success as any one, and wo.ild be delighted ro promote them for the benelit ol Brooklyn. Mr. Pierrapont concluded his remarks with some criticisms upon the severe exactness ot Mr. Stone, and regretted tb it the elements were such that they could not always accommodate him. In answer to the inquiries of Mr.

o.itev nnd gntlemt ot Committee, Wr.Pierrepout slated that he presumed, on the re erred lo the Roslyn 0t out o' order and that a supuly boat wa sent for to taks hernlace. If tbe supplv not iy JQ prot ably because of the difficulty of navigation. Perhaps tbe Hoslyn oid not attempt the ico because she was not considired a sale boat. Tbe Peconic was sent to take her place and tbe trips then mada regularly. The Roslvu did Dot make steam enough indeed most of their boats were not built to carry very high steam, but an invention bad recently been introduced by which the draught of the turnaccs could bo much in creased with a blowor, and they intended to introduce it on all their boats.

CONTINUED IN LATER EDITIONS. SHERIFF'S SALEBY VIRTUE OF A writ of execution, issued ont of tho Supreme Court, to mo directed and delivered, I.wi II sell iy public auction, at the MuiruTe office Room 8" County Omrt ttoue. in the City of Brooklyn, on the 9th day, of February, 18G7, at 13 o'clock noon, all the richt, title and interest which RICH AKD JACKSON had oo the first day of april, lBl( or at any timo thereafter, in whose bands soever tbe stme may be, of, in aud to. All tboso certain lots, Diecea fir pir cehof land, situated, bing and heinp in tha Seventh (7th) Ward of tho Oitv of Brooklyn ana State of Now Yrk, and laid down on a certain map entitled ''Map of the Oomnts BionerB Partition or the Hay Scales Farm, in tbe 7th Ward ot the City ol Brooklvn. April, 1863, surveyed by iaa Lud lam.

CttvSurveor." filed in lhe office of Kins Count, 'September 14. 1863. by the arabjrj 6 (twenty air,) 71 (sevonts onp,) t2 (seventy two) 73 (seventy thtee.) 71 (seventv 'our.) 75 (aevent tive.) 76 iSBFenty 77 (seventv sevenj fcewmj Dine.) 80 (ouhfcy.) 81 (eighty one.) 82 (eithiy two.l 92(ninty two.) 97 (ninety seven,) 98 (nine ty ttiKbt 107 (one hurdred andeven 108 (oni hundred and riKbt 109 tone hundred and nine,) 110 (one hundred and ten)il7(one seven' i8 (on hundred ano eit hteon.) 119 (one hundred and nineteen,) 0 (oie hundred and tweity.) 135 ne hundred and thirty five,) 161 (ouehundretl and sixty ono.) fto (two handed and thirty '8 (two hundred aDd HI ty eight.) 271 (two hundred and faeventv (tnree hundred,) 302 (three hundred ad two.) 323 (three bunded and three,) 331 itnree hundred and thirty four,) 337 (three nundrad and thirfcv eoven )338'hree hundred and thirty eicht.) 353 (three hundred ana tifty oree.) 365 (three hundred and mx' flvo.) 3S8 (thrpe hundred and eiKht.) 380 (three hundred and eichtv 390 (three hundred aad ninety) 391 (three huncred and ninety one. 392 v.hrea huuored and muets twO 397 fthreti nucdred and mnery seven 539 (bvw hundred and thirtv ni e) 510 (Bve hundred and forty,) 552 (hvn hundred in) 553 five hundred and fiJty three.) 554 (five hundred and fifty four.i 5 5 hve nnnrtrert and titty v8.l 562 'JiifVi'i fiichtv seven.) 5RS frive hnndrnri and eiptity ehrht.) 589 (five hundred and eiRhty nino.) 6M (iix bundled and tweuty four.) 641 ix hundred and tor.y (iix bundled and and lour) 705 (seven hundroit nd nve.) 731 )seven bundred and thirty four.) 736 (fieven hundred and thirty five.) 761 (aeven hundred and siitj ono.) 76i (seten hundred and sixty two.) 173 (seven hundred and seventy three,) 774 (seven hundred and seventy ionr,) 738 1 jeven hunarsd and ninety einht.) 819 (eight hundred an 1 nineteen) and 8 (oinht hundred and thirtv latod Brooklyn p10bar 1806. daia6vfi' JOHN M0NA.MEE, Shenil IS PURSUANCE OK AN OKDBR OF ROBWLL O.

BBAINABD, Surrogate of the Oountyot Kings! Notiie is hereby Mcording to law, to al) persons naving claims against JOHN i RAZira, late of the Oitv ol Brooklyn, doceMeo, that they are enquired to eihiht it the same, with the voucherf therool, to the subscriber, at her residence, No. 90 Curabmlaud street, in the Oity of Brooklyn on ot nfore thp twenty suUi day of March nert. Dat Ptember Admlnistrat.ix. e21 lawCinF IN PUHSUAHOK AN OKD'ER OP WILLIAM D. VBBDBR.

Surrogate or the Oountynt Kings: Notice is hereby given, ao lording to law, lo ell ter onshjying ola.ms aeainst SAJfUhL vT. BUEROWK, lale of the City of Brooklyn, dooeasen that tbev are required lo exhibit too samp, with the vouohers thereof, ti, the fubcrib r. the adminis'r itni. at the office IS its fci i No 7 Beskmnn stroot. t.hB nit.v aw York, on oi betore the 3o dny of August next.

Oated l7Wfto0 BOPHIABf BRO jTS, Administratrix. lOI POLTOJN UN lOL dnrsigued woo droEpectf iII, can the attention ot hiB patrons and the public to his large ann well M.le ted sssoi'mentof wines snd liquors ol the uhoioo.t biands ior the DiUde. which will be soldt, icesto sua lu nS9 2m 181 Fulton avenns, White ijnilaimr,) Fauclly Imjobed. A laborer named Timothy BulliTan, was latally icjured on Tuesday, by the eaviiiR in of an embankment at Hunter's Point. Deceased resided in Dupont street, Grecnpoint, Abetian Club Soibee.

The members and friende of a social organization called the Aretian Club tad a very pleasant soiree last evening at Una Hall, co: Her of Adelphi Btreet and. Myrtle ayenue. Other affairs of a like nature are to take place before the ball season Closes. Bubstikg or a Water Pipe. Yesterday morning an officer of the 41st precinct discovered that water pipe had been burst by the cold weather in house No.

360 Bridge street. The building, which was unoccupied, was pretty well flooded below. Ftbe Alabm. The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon was caused by tha burning of brush in 8th avenue, near 20th street. Damage nothing.

Btjbqlabx with Small Result. On Tuesday night the residence of Mr. Smith, at No. 72 South 2d street, E. was entered by burglars and robbed of property to the value of about $20.

Escape A Child Falls Tbom a Fourth Stobt Window. Yesterday forenoon, a child named Anthony McQuade, aced i years, while leaning over the window Bill of a front room on the fourth story of the house No. 313 First street, E. lost hiB balance and (el to the pavement below Strange to relate, bis injuries are not considered of a necessarily fatal character, althonch his head was horribly cut and disfigured. Dr.

Murphy was summoned and properly attended to the little one. He thinks tha Anthony will ultimately recover. Woman Beuiallt Beaten. Wn, Malberry, a strong man of 35 yeara is now in jail awaiting an ex. amination on a charge of brutally beating a woman named Mrs.

Elizabeth Bennett. Both parties reside in Centre street near Court. Yesterday the father Malberry and his son fell upon the woman with whom tney had a previous difficulty, and beat her in such a manner that she is unable to appear in court. A miscarriage, the Tesnlt of the fiendish conduct of the parties, renders the recovery 'of the woman very doubtful. The son of Malberry is still at large.

The father will be examined when Mrs. Bennett is well enough to appear in court. The Excise IjAtt. A woman named ry Graves, vas taken into custody last evening, by officer Kea. of the 45th precinct, charged with selling liquor, corner of North Seventh and Second streets, E.

without a bcenEe. She was held to answer. At a meeting of German Republicans recently held in the Eastern District, Messrs. Eosensarden, Kaufman and Sjjitzer, were aopoiutod a committee in concert with a similar committee of the New York German Re publican Committee, to urgo upon the Republican As a semfciynien at Albany a mouincation oi the Excise Law. Police.

Another Alleged Violation op the Excise Law. Officer Iirown, of the 45th precinct, at half part 12 o'clock this inoruiUK, arrested Patrick McCormucn, proprietor of the "Woodbine," cbarged witn violating the Excise Law by exposing liquor sale. MciJor mack has no license, but as ctwrfted merely kept liquor at his place. He will be examined before Justice Dailey on the 15th instant. Chaeged with Geand Labceny Alleged "Dishonest Eai'Lom Officer Nicnolsoo, of the i3tu precinct, arreateu a youn mau uaau'd James Keoush, aped 18 ycarf, charged with tir ind larceny, by Mr.

Win. Clarke, engaged in ttie stovi and hardware at No. G9 South Seventh etrjet, D. Keoagh, ao ctaariti Stole at various tiim u'om hi employer, a quaitHy property valued at StiO. TUe property which uf $8 in money, a washn machine, sever.il coal skuttles, washtub, was recovered by officer Gu chard ibis at.

a ecOL'd hand siore in Grand etreet, The prisyuer will have a heariug to morroff. For Throat Diseases and Affections of the Chest, "Brown's Bronchia' Troches," cr Joueh riozences, are of creat value In Coughs, Irritation of tha Throat, caused by cold, or Unusua' Fxcr ion ot the vocal organs in 6pcaking in pub'c, or tinRir. they produce the most beneficial results. The Troches have proved their efficacy. Roofers rejoice, for jour King Davis, "has returned from Jer where he has ber preashins cbem is'ry to llu tatiVLS of that section on the art of maiin Irak rcofs tight.

So roofers jou can call for advice No. 2 Court strefct, 5'i Fulion ttreet and 271 Canal st, N. Stop the Leaks. The troubles of house keeperp, il is aid, nevrr end. it.

they ra avoid the nai rar.ee of a leaky root bv ypoljing to the Union Cejient Koofing which its work and ensasea to satisfy the most lastidious. Any roof can be inide tight by its method. Principal ofike, No 339 Fulton st. riue Drus nud Mediciues. Foreign and Domestic Toilet articles, choice Winus and Spirits lor xncdiuiual usr.

Phyyit iaas prepcriptions a specialty, at Belch's Pharmacy, SIrtlo aveuup, corner of Adelnlii etreet. 12t Crd and Tassels and Moss Balls with Cords, fd Orders of Dancintr, ir aritMa ordf at short nfltlo: lso, a larce selection of (rjld anil Silv Trimmings for Drt. at J. Lucuixx. Sl)M 251 fuUjn fctrwtrt, opposite Clinton.

Colgate's Abomatic VkgetabiB Soap. yerioi Toilet Soap, ureuared Irom refined Vegetable Oils combination with Glycerine, and especially designed for tfce use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its oertume tu ei quibite, nd its washing iHoperVies nnnvalied. For sale by ell druggists. afi eodtf Fifty per cent, saved by usmgB.

T. Babbitt's Star Yeasi Powder. Imht Uicnit or any kinii of CaKe piny be made with thin Yeat Piwdor in riJtcen minutes Ho fehorteninp requned when swfjt milk is used. Nos. tii to Waahinitton eiit.

Now Vork. cUb ISt.eod.W To the Ladies. Da, LJ it af orb's Ename LINK. foi lieaaiiryiriii the Como cxion, ia purely vegetable aid will not injure thoskic. Sold hy Dkmas H.uines A i Park Row, and all drayi'irti.

Prica 50 cents oer bt'tle 25t A iNevt Perfume Called Swefc Opoponax from iiniiufacturfd by Mirn ork, is making r. synsafioi. whurtiver it is known. Is very delit ate, ami iu fraKr.mci: reuiain on the uii.dkcrobiof for dajw. Kvtiuic UuilUn.

t'Uiui. lvlibia. fci lv? TJrt. C. II.

liivEHs' Grand Soiree Dansante, to tftk" ot (lit Krnokiyn of on Tuesday t'Vt Keb'uary I2tli. ih to be a novelty upon wnitih but 1cv have witntsM'il. A iuvaude oiieo, coin'octeiby that c'as? ulone is a mo. rure. Tlno hiving ai red p.

cured ticl.c i rtimiid it fail to intend. It is not. a1 has been on furmr O' cjisionf. Mxhibitnn of tanuy dances by: few cf the hut nilutted to ttie entire Juvonilf s. who will occupy tin? il jor until o'clock.

The brilliant asvmuUue ot io umuy stnu.H 'hildrin will rrcvtriit a nio lively ant. iteauntul scene while rho music of the 23rd Keuiitiunt will ltm" a charm which cuntmt well be iciibted by the lovers of dnung and music. fe5 7t Guijmire Lncps, Cluney and Maltese Lace, al and imitation; achim. Si'j; ani rtnul.s; al svnrietyot novebit tor 'h tJ. LaCKITr, SOX Ii51 Fulton btrne', Clinton.

If you want your old clothes reaire.d or eleoner). so as to mkp them look like opw. tak thni to JOHN P. No 2Hirh s.rset. Mr.

cut's and padres up KeiiMioon's tannents in the latest sty'e. jalO tf Everybody feels the necessity of a Graduated Bottle at home. Use Pa'ent Graduated Bottle. jal 1 10tS ATu Taj? Deventeh's Kaeekhon for the Hair. Restore? prey hair to its natural i olor, prevents the hair ireuj lalliiiy out, eradicates dandruff, and renews the jronth wbeD Lhe bair has lallcD out.

It ig as clean as joli (ne water. For sale everywhere. Johs Vam Db JEU Cn, 233 Greenwich K. V. lwSti Crystal, Bugle and Bead Drop Fringes, ITincer.

f'henile and Ball FnnK', in all styles, at .1 Loc Utt, Son Go's 251 Fulton rcet. oupojite Clinton. Fancy Dress and Masquerade Trimmings, jn all varieties, at J. LocKirr, Sox 251 b'uUoaib opposite Clinton. LlfCE ft AJLE On Wf rlnsdav, 6.

at tbe rosidenco of the bride's paren's, by It v. (JirHin Cl'itu v. JiUM'E, io Lorkt'ja uiitost daughter of HaHirdX'. Uadey, njlof Brooklyn. Ko cards.

1 OOKEIir BlNCLAiit In New Vork. March, 1852. bv the Rtiv A. Coscy, Ceo. U.

HooKhit to iMiw AIabgabetxe filKCI AIR. 31cleoi CtmBin f)n Tun.say, th Srh. in this citv, by the Kt v. John P.ocue, Angus cLeoi, to Jeas M. CU lilt IK.

PETHteoy Thompson Tn Brooklyn. Tvpruai 6'h, by tholtev Juhn at lhe rciditnc ot ttie br'le's Bister. ('OKNELITT i B. PKTEitsos. of New Jersey to youngest daughter ol S.

W. riiomp.on, of Brjoklyn. ow At Providence, R. T. Wednesday, Dec.

30. at tha residence of her son, ommrider Wro W. Ijow, S. Navy, Mrs. MaET ANN LOW, widow of tholate rlenrf S.

liovr. AicDONAl In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 5th, John F. McDonald. on of tay and the late Ohristophet JIcDonald, aged 22 years 4 Uionths. Tiie relatives and frienda of tbe family are respectfully tivitfcd ro attend her funeral, on Friday moraine, Feb.

8, atbtpfiul's Cburch. There will be a solemn jequiem ixiase ior tbe repose ot his soul, at 10 o'clock on Friday morning. fe6 Stinlet In city on Tuesday, February 5, Thohas R. b'iAKLty. atinti 't yt'rp, 11 months and 17 days, Tbe relatives and irib ids or the f.undy ace re inOf lfuUy inv tid tn attend tbe iuf from hu rate residence, No.

21 1 Myrtle avenue, on Frida," afternoon at 2o'cIouk. fH pmah lu this city on Thud iy. February 7th, Har BiiT, wiie ofO. H. Shipman, ag C7 yer Tijf relatives nit the Hre rorjeohfully iniHed to nttfori lh fnernV fro'ti her late residtnoe inon avemie.iiear DeKi.lb, on Saturoay afternoon, at I clock.

el 2t "JOTICE A. COT.ORFD BOY NAMED JOHN ALEX. ROB'KBON, years O' ae, left hi hi n.e Jhn. A I per. ons are forbid trustingor it i nr orkt epini; him fruin hispaiena.

A rew nd vriH be piyen for intormation of where he tony be found; if 'his nu ts bis eyo ho will relieve te distress of his r.arenj by letiinR tlieni know at once where he may be stoipintc. JOHN UOBIKSUN. ar. vilu 9th Ward, Brooklyn. AN UHUKK OF oinnxKU AllSABD Esq" Surrogate of the Notitt is hereb filvoa aocorilinj; to law, to ah persona taving ctaims atMitisi .1 L) OAVIfii.

late of the City, of Brooklyn, ieueuwjii. rhar they are reguireo io eibmit the Mine, whu iu uche thereof, ro be ub tcnbup. ineudminisiratni.s. a (lf V' Locfc before tne ZStb XovtmbVrlSS? noii la6mF SUPKfcM COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Gertrude Lowndes airainst Saiah O. Howard Mary Howard.

James Howard and Elizabeth E. Howard his wite: Sarah M. Howard, Waldo Hutohins. Isaacs Walker, SuattndC.KcIu.aii, Edwaid firewater and Uiyises B. Brewster Administrators of the eoods, chattels and ored its, which we of Ulysses B.

Brewster, de eased: the vfa rine Society of the Oity of New York in the Oity of New Vork; Andrew Hopper and Charles U. Mawta. Ammd ed summons fur reliei. (Com. not ser.) Stamp, Rfio.

cancelled 1 To the above nmed defendants and to each of tbem: You are hereby satunioned and required to answer th comulait in this action, which was this day tiled in the office ot the Clerk of Ke County of Kings, at tbe Court House, in the Oitv ot Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your am wer to the taid complaint on tbe subscriDot at his office, in No. 40 Wail street, in the Citv of New i ork, within twenty d.ya alter the service ot thiB summons i you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer tbe said con plaint 'within the time aforesaid, tbe plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated January 4th 186V JOHN H. PL iTT. puimifTs Attorney. joll law6wP 40 Wall street, N.

Y. City. J. fc tf. WKKNISfct DESIGNERS AND MANUFAOTOR8 OP EIOH OAB1NBT FOBNITOBE, PARLOR LIBRARY AND DINFNG ROOM tETo WttrrsuLeti alt pnra horee hair upbolstory.

QH ABKR nre nei atsU af avcuUBctniP sooda warraotrt. and IM tfUi.TON STREET, and 105 ORANGE ST. my 10 STIPRKMB COURT, KINGS COUNTY Lewis O. Wilson. Plaintiff, against Joseph 0 Tiffany and Amanda his wife, William Haves, Administrator, Ac, ot James Hayes, deceased.

Defendants. Summons for relief. (Com. not served.) Rev. Stamp, 50 cts, canceled.

To the Defendants: Yon are hereos flummoned and required to answer tne complaint in tins action, which will be filed in the office of the Olerk of the Supreme Court. County of Kings, tne City Bail, the Oity of Brook.ym.. and to gf your answer to the said complaint on tha subsoribr. at his office, No. 37 Park Row.

in said Cvy of Ne JorK within twenty lays after the service of fail to you, exclusive oi the day of such and answer the faid complaint wi bin the thoraiief O. i entitled action vrzi filod in The comprint n'g'! Kiaus, in tho City 0 'JrimeM W. 0..