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fcKGAIi NOTICES. BOAHDINO. SPAOIS WAOTMb. BO ABIDING FIRST EDITION. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE.

4. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. Base Ball. Mohawk (Second Nine) ys. Independent (Second Nike.) TheBe two nines had their first iramo (this season) together on Baturday last.

The gamo played was one that both of thoBe nine shonld oe ssbamed to play; Of course, there went some honorable exceptions, but they were like angeVs Wsite, raw and far bstwei Kctcuam, Bailay, Brown and Noyes did. excellently on tho Independent sldo, while Hoc gland, DnFlon, Clayton and Smith carried on the palm on the Maliawk side. The batting was extremly une on both sides. Before the Mohawk pect to be successful tbey must weed out tho dry bucks of tho nine. The feature of thegame was the excellent umpiring of Mr.

Regan, ofthe Atlantic Clnb. His reading of section ten is the first correct one we have soon. He would not allow a run for a base to be mado upon a called ball, and thereby a much better game was tad, than if the bases had been run with facility, lhe toi BMil1 iy AWTEM. ANTED A GERMAN GIRL AT S. C.

KTALLKNECHT'S Ice Cream Hudson avenue, for general housework. WANTED THE candy depot, 178 Atlantlo stre.it: wages 4. WANTED A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework; must be a good cook, washer aad lroner; reference required. Apply at 77 Nassau streot. WANTED AOOMPETENT OHILLVS required.

Apply for two daysjtto. ui South Oxford at. WANTED A PROTESTANT GIRL TO do the chamberwork and tako care of children la IS 2t y' In(iulre Immediately at 114 Henry st. WANTED A WAITRESS, WELL RE commended. Apply immediately at SM Henry sc, near Union Bt.

WANTED A NEAT YOUNG GIRL TO take charge of baby one that can come well recommended. Apply at the second house south of St. Marketplace, In Nostrand avenue. jc42t WANTED A GIRL TO DO THE COOK ing. washing and Ironing of a family; good references required.

Apply at No. ui South Oxford street, between Fulton ana Atlantic avenues, lowiug is the score MOHAWK. INOETEICDEXT. O. B.

3 4 3 5 8 5 3 5 3 3 5 2 6 8 5 1 6 2T 43 o. n. 4 3 4 4 8 4 4 1 5 5 3 3 1 5 8 4 8 4 82 8 Darrell, Howe, 1st Hoogland, Fallfon, Mulford, Smith, Clavlon, DnFlsn. 2 b. T.Bates, rf.

Barney, Ketcham, Bridges, cf. Noyes, Stephens, cf. Bailey, R. Batee, Brown, 1st Bchr, cf Total. TMNTNOS.

138456789 0 1 13 2 0 3 I 2 4 32. Independent 4 5 12 8 1 0 5 0 8 43. Umpire, Mr. J. Regan, Atlantic B.

B. C. Scorers, Messrs. Kyte and Noyes. Home runs, Mohawk Independent 8.

Massachusetts Championship. About Ave thousand persons aBBembled at Medford to Bee tbo last of a series of matches for the State championship between the Lowell and Harvard clubs. This game re, suited in favor of the Harvards, making them champions. The following is the score B. LOWELLS.

o. 6 Lovott, 3 5 Joslyn, 3db 2 6 Alllne, r. 2 8 Rogers, c. 2 2 Lowell, 1. 5 4 Sumner, 2d 8 6 Wilder, 5 5 Jewell, 1st 2 4 Thompson, 8.

3 Sprague, c. 3 Pmitb. 1. 4 ITcnnewell, 1 Flag, 4 Parker, Sd b. 1 4 Ames, McKiug, r.

f. Shaw, 1st Willard, s. Total. ...27 89 nnrraos. 12 8 4 ,5 1 5 17 3 17 0 Total SS SS 7 8 0 9 0 1 2 4 39.

6 1 10 0 033 Harvards Lowells Osceola vs. Montague. The return game waB played between the above clubs on Friday, May 31st, on the Independent grounds, which resulted In a victory for the former by the following score Hill, 1 Callow, 8d 8 Henrie, 3 Tones, 1 5 Bate, 5 Arnold, 2d 1 Reed, 0 Blowhard, 1 Pratt, cf 3 8 Howard, 8 Lowe, 5 Ide, 2d 6 Eddy, 3 Lambert, 8ib 8 Lyman, 0 Low, C. 2 3 3 Lyman, Vietor, lstb 2 Total. .21 55 Total 21 23 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 Osceola 11 8 0 0 4 14 1255 Montague 2 0 8 7 4 3 423 Fly catches Osceola, (1 Montague, 7.

Umpire Mr. Hall, of tho Excelsior Club. Scorers Mr. C. Reed.

Mr. Hall deserves credit for his impartial deciaiona. The playing was unusually good on both sides. Arnold, filancuard, Reed and Henri deserve especial notice for their excellent playing Messrs. E.

Low and Eddy, of the Montague, alsoplayod well. Hamilton vs. Olympic. An interesting game of ball was played on Saturday between the above clubs, which resulted in a victory for tho Hamiltons in a game of seven innings, by a score of 45 to 14. Liberty of Jamaica vs.

Ocean of Rock way Tho above clubs played a game at Jamaica on Fiiday May Slgt, tho following is the score. LIBERTY. ocban. Jos. Aahmead, 8 Jas.

Wiley, 2 Jos. Mainwaring, 2 2 John Smith 5 A. Wilkinson, .3 Jos. Wilkinson, 1 3 Ben. Askmead.

.3 Ed. Powell, 3 8 Hen. Ashmcad, 1 b. 3 6 B. Carroll, 3 4 7 W.

Lott, 1 1 6 J. Minmangh.c 2 i M. Mlnmaugh, 1 6 J. LoamanC 4 7 H. Riley, rf.

4 7 Jas. McCarty 5 7 Wm. Caffery a 2 0 B. Cole as 1 mNiHas. 133450789 Liberty 11 4 5 4 5 8 IB 0 855 Ocean 17 10 05003 126.

Umpire Ed. Cog3well of Crescont clnb. Scorers, Keeler Jr. and Riley Time of Game 2 hours 65 minutes. The Game in Albany.

The following is the Ecore of a game at Albany on the 23th, on the Parade Grounds NATIONAL. LIVE OAK. o. n. o.

n. Cantwcll, 3 4 McCall, 1. 1 a Johnson, s. 6 1 6 C'orriston, c. f.

3 2 Ross, 3d 3 3 Wcldon, r. 4 4 Waciccll, 5 2 J. Jones, s. 3 2 Le.evre, 3d 2 4 W. Murphy, 2d 4 1 Frlzberger, 1.

0 5 Evers, 3d 3 3 Paige, r. 4 2 J. Murphy, 1st 5 4 Gould, 1st 4 0 Maliar, 2 2 Spiiinrin, c. 5 0 S.Jones, 2 3 Total 27 26 Total 27 21 INNINGS. 123456789 Natioral 1 1 1 2 2 7 5 5 226 Live Oak 01103S34 021 JohnFtButterworth.

Kxecntors, aeatnst hS," WTDolsorj rand Anna B. Dolson. George II. OhatnberSff Clmmber ain.and tbo Clerk ofthe County of Kings, on the 1 1 th day of April, lKi7, ana to serve a copy C01" plaint on Oe subscriber, at h3 offlce, 3o. du strxjet service of thW on iyon, exclusive of thH of wltliin the time aforesaid.

In this will apply to tho Conrt for the relief demanded in Hie com pialnt. DatedUewTork.May.lSGT. coia BAWWEL STEVKKb. Plaintiff's Attorney. Jo4 lawGwTn IN PURSUANCE OF AM UKOEU OW i WILLIAM D.

VEEDER. Surrogate of lhe Conn. ty of Ivlnga: Kouce is uereoy Sitbu, nucuruins to law. ia all iiersons having claima against RICH ARO BE.nnktt late of the Town of Hew Utrecht, deceased, that Uiey xii reouircd to exhibit the same, with the vouchers Uarcof to the aiibscrlhers, the executors at the offlce of A. i j.

I ntt No. 9 vTlUouKhhy street, in the City of Brnoklrn.oB lit a ii i n'rT t.xecntor mlBWQ TN PURSUANU AJM Urf 1 BOSTVELL C. BP 4. IA.KI. Esq Snrrosate of th.

rSnntv orKingB Notlce la hereby given, according i.tn nilnersoDB hovlDS claima against DEDORah WILEY latePSn Citv of Brooklyn Seceased that the? Kqnlred Texhl.lt same, with the Touchers there to subscriber, the executor, at his office, 16 Beck ii.t??eL tntto City of New York on or before the at ZiiWGE'SW IMBecu.or. AN fo the vouchers thereof, to he b. day of October ffiecn, in15 lawCm'M WILLIAM nT. a nonpD counw 'of KiSgBTKooS iereqy gl n. accordlnjto ed.lt me.

wto tta roachera fbn Uar. ISCT. T1TT.I.OW. Bxesntrlz. a iawo i TN PURSUANCE OF AS ORDER OIP WILLIAM D.

VEEDEB, Surrogate of tho Notice is hereby accordlnf law, to all persons naving ciait "'sr bt'NCER, Fate of City of Brookly they ure rcqmrea to exmui, uj the thereof, to the subscribers, the administrators, Bt ths office of A. M.S.Thompson, 83 City of New York, on or before the th day or OTemv ber next. Dated May Sth, 1687. HAitLui i a. oL r.Lcn, inutrators.

HENRY W. SPENCEB, mylO lawCmF TN PURSUANCE OT? av ORDER OF HOSWELL C. BRAIN County of Ktncfi: Notice Ii ARD, Surrogate ol (Us Is hereby given, accordins 1ns claims against JOHtf laWj lo all persons bavin; aealnsl JOHM deceased, that I tv arc required to exhibit tho tame, wun tue voucuern with the vouchers) tlieri or, to the subscribers, the administrators, oilice or W. L. Loclcwood, lio Chambers street, In the City of New York, on or before the i9th day of May next.

iaieu oremoer go, ise. ADELAIDE DAvTES, HENRY nolawmF CAMMEYEB, I PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM 1). VEEDKR. Surroirato of the of Kings Notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claima against REBECCA IIINCHMAN, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that tbc are required to exhibit the same, wlch the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator, at his residence. Tenth street, near Second avenue, or at the ottlce of C.J.

Jack, 337 t'ulion street. In tbe City or Brooklyn, on or before tbe 15th day of August next. Dated Febrsv arrSlli, 1SS7. CHAKLES IIINCHMAN, fctMawCmF Administrator, with the Will annexed. PURSU ANCOF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D.

VEEDER, Esq Surrogato of tho County of Kings Notice Is hereby given, according to to law, to all persons having claims against WILLIAM GIL.MOUE, la'u of lhe City of Brooklyn, deccused, that thev are require, to e.vhlhit the 6ame, with the vouchera thereof, to the subscribers, the administrators, at tho residence of Daniel Van Voorhls. 291 Jav street. In the City ot Brooklyn, on or beforo the st uay Ui uix next. Dated Mav Md.lf67. WILLIAM II.

GILMORE LIAM II. QILMOUK. I da: my241aw6mF DANIEL VAN VOOBUIS, IJS PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ItOPWELL C. 11RAINA11D, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according law, to nil persons having claims against ELLEN DALY, late of the CItv of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhlb'it the same, with tho vouchers thereor, to the subscribers, nt the nlftco or Michael J. Dunne, Couo Bellor al Law.

No. 377 Fulton street, Room in tho City or Brooklyn, on or before the th day or May, 1887. NOTICE IS HEBBBY GIVEN, THAT Ol? ihcOOlhdaY of a warrant of attachment was l8cd br flon. JASPEK W. OILEJERT.

against ve sel being buiU by W. II. Hathorn, at Green Point, Kings foniitv, not yet launched, and to be used as a lipbtfshlp. hu'r tackle, apparel and furniture, to onforco the lien of Edwin TV. Brstow, Jacob P.

llaratow and Au gnatusBleecker, fora claim atralnbt sr.Id vessel, amounting to (2, i 79 100, for and on account of materials and. ariiclct: furnished to said vessel In the State ol Now Torfc and County of King for and towards tho building, fitting, furnishing, ai.d eqnlpplng said ycsscI, nnd that said TCf scI will be sole for the payment of the claims against ber nntess tbe muster, owner or couslgaeo thereof, or Bomo person Interested therein, appear and discharge pnch warrant accordlnq to law, within thirty daj' from tbe ilret publication of this notice. Dated May 31t, 186t. BEE BE, DE. UOSOHUK, Jel law4T Attorneys for AttachinK Creditorg.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER, sqM Surrogate of the Counir of Kinics: N'otico is hereby xlven, according to law, to aM person, havine claims against SAMUEL SHOTWELL, fate of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they ara required to exhibit the same with Toehr thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator, at bis place of business. 13 Eulton street, in tho Citv of Brooklvo, on or beforei 25tb day of October ncit. Dated April 19th, ISV. JEltEMIAU MUX DELL, AdinbiistraVor ap201nw mS OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D.

VEEDEB, Surrogate of tbe Coun of Kings, notice is hereby glren, nccordbig to law, to all persona having claims apaluM Samuel G. Lott, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they aro required to, exhibit the samn, with the vouchers thereof to the sub gcriber. tbe administrator, at the otflco of A. J. Z.

Lott. No. 9 "WHloncbbv street, in the City of Brooklvn, on or b( fore the 16th day of November next. DUod, Slay 17U 1857. THEODOKE B.

LOTT, myll JawCmF Admlnlstratop. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Surrogate of the ItOSIVKI.L C. irRAINAlil). Countv of Notice is hereby given, according Jaw, fo ait persons having; claims against PATRICK HOG AN, late of the City of ilrookiyn, deceased, that they arc. ret)inr miiuii iii mi ni uuicra iiiuc of, io the subscriber, at the ofllce of Thomas Garnar, No.

SI Spruce street. In the City of New York, on or beforo tin twentieth dayof.Iuno next. D.ited December Uth. lfW. JAMES J.

jtCOlawfimF THOMAS GAltNAR, "CUtora. OUPKUME COURT, COUNTY OF 0 KlNGVrederic G. Wtiei lot against Perr? G. id rf Summons lor relief. iCotu.

not served.) U. 8. St aro d. canceled. 1 the beiondant: You are herenv duioea tnC juiairod to answet tfc coojpiaiDt in this action, which i Bled the oibcu o4 th iMerkol tbn Oountv ol Kin, at tu' ity Half, in tbe City of iirifyDt and lo serse a copy 01 your tnswer to tbe ul complaint, on tbe abcnb if at thoir ofBco, No, 15 a iTt, in New Vorl Ci within twenty iy alter Aba ser ncs of this samnjori oo rou, 0zcluivo ol tbe oy ot ach service; and if vnu tail to n.wer tbe atd oampiitat witbur tbe time afotenaid, the oiiiotiff in tbU ccuon willswplyto tbe Conn lo: lb rebel demanded io th rtomolaint.

Oited Febtuaiy 15. iat. WARD. PUmUfTi Atlorneyf. Tbe compla nt in this action vts filed ia the ocQoe of the Clnrk of Ks County, on the 22d da4 of rob.

1887. ap lOlewgwIf JKNKtf A WaKD, WttiatilTa Att'y. Y. SUPREME COURT BPENETUa TITUS against Anne Gibbs and othen. ui.iniir.

i 1 1 punonncc of a Jndfinrj order of ton Gourt.jDadM in me anove emiuea action, dps ring aaie ine ist uay ml May, 1 will sell by public auction at tbe aalearoomd rto.iw uiion Bireei, in me uny oi urooKivn, on tne iia day or iwj, hi o'ciocr, noon, me roiiowinjj crinpri itina ana pri uiibvb: aii mat cerwjo joj, pjocej parcel oi ianu lying auu oeioi? in tuai part oi City of Brootlyn, In the County of Kings and State iorh, LoriQcrir uuwu mo uy, ikmi vihoe WilUii.Bburh. and which It tnown and distiniuff on a certain map filed in the office of tbo Re; of Kingra County, known ia McKIbben NiohoU' of tbo Boerum Farm by the Number 613 fsli hundrei elhieen. and which lt la bounded and dec a. i follow to wit: Commonclne at a nolnt on the hou erly side of Marshall distant easterly one hundred and fifty feet from tbe aoutheiuterly corner of Marahall ana eircct una running tnenco easterly aiosjc thence jonlherlr, and parallel wilh Leonard street, ons hundred feel; ttienee westerlr.and parallel wltli Marshall Blreet, twaaty flre feet; sad thence northerly, and par plsce of beclnnjnf Dated BrooktTn. May 23, 1887.

j245ajrfwT PATRICK CAMPBELL, Bherlff. SPECIAL NOTICE EXTENSION" OK PIKE LIMITS, W. D. Pnbllo notice li hereby given, pursuant to direction of tbe Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, of an application to extend tho Flic Limits of the Western District, so as to include tha following described territory: Beginning at a point on the southeasterly corner of Fallon avenue and Adelphl street, ruDdlng thence along the centre of Adelphl ttreet lo the Intersection of Atlantic aTcnue; Ihenca along tho northerly side of Atlantic avenue to Clinton avenue; thence alont: both sides of Clinton avenne to Fnlton avenue; thence westerly alone Knlton avenue, to th place of Action win be takon on said application, after publication of this notice for 30 days in the corporation newspapers, as required by law. Dated Mar THiODOfiE HINSDALE, Chairman of Committee.

Attest. Hexet McCloskst, City Cleric. uifU sot O1 OF THE STREET 0OMMI8 FIOS'ER. No. 6 Citv Hall.

PROPima is. wim r.r.i lli.i.'u in. linn i iir.i,i.TL,i DlAllun HL Sealed proposals will bo received by the Common Council at Major's Office, until Monday, lotb, 1867. at o'clock P. for repairing the Mth Precinct Stltioa Station IJouf agreeable to speclflcotlons on ale In th offlce of the Street Commimloner.

Blanks for estimating furnlBhod at the office of ttm Street Commissioner, and none other will bo considered. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent In writing cf two sureties of double ths amount each, on each (who shill qualify as to their responsibility) that ir the contract bo awarded to the party proposing, tbey will become bound as his surety forlislaltnful performance; and In case he shall neilect or retpae to execute tbe contract. If so awarded. en that they will pay to lhe City of Brootlvn tho dlfronce between the prlco so proposed and the price of tho next highest bidder, to whom tho contract may be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed "To the Common Council." (specifying the work.) Brooklyn, Jlay SSth, 1S87.

BT order of Common Council, my23 10d ROBERT FUREY, Street CommlssloneT. TN PURSUANCE OF AK OI1DER 09 late ofthe City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the voucher themor. the subscriber, the executor, at his residence, 309 IJsnrr street. In the City of Brooklyn, on or before the sixteenth Dated Vebruary 9th. 1897.

fel5 lawto'F jqel B. BURSETT: Executor. IN PUK8TJANCE OF AN OBDER OF flLIAM D. VEEDEB, Surrogate of the Conn tv of ICInn Notico Is hereby given, according to law, ail persons havlni ie claima against ROBERT waiiiilah, lau oi me Citv of Brooklyn, deceased, that they aro ra OUired tO eXhlhlt thA DDmn Ihl rwll. the enbicrlber, the executor, at bis ofllce, si White ilreet.

In the City of Kew Tork, on or before tho llth da eX September next next. Dated March 1SC7. mh8 law6mF JAMEB WAKDLAW. Execnlor. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER 0 WILLIAM D.

VEEDER, Surrogate of tho County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, ardlngi law. to all persons having claim! against KLlAUKTli MAOEE, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are rpqpircd to exhibit the same, with the voucher Ak HirGIl S. CAI1PEMTER. itawm 'Executor. IN COMMON COUNCIL.

STATED 83 8ION Monday, May J7, 17. Tba following proposal was opened and reatl: For furnishing new wheels for Engine Co. No. U. VT.

D. Patrick Ilnghcs, for the sam of 170 snreUes, Wm. H. Hoffman and Ed. Van Voorhls.

Ordered published in the Corporation yowTpapert ana referred to Eire Department Committee, W. D. myitu CPECI. JiOTICE EXTENSION Oa tx r.lWITH. WESTERN DUTHinT I.

r. fmrby ivn, serd(o to law and gnranani to dirsoUju of be Common Conecll on the 1st of A prtl, 1SS7, that tns rin Li iU are io bs exieudtd so as to tmbrsoa that pottiaa af tbe WMt.ni District, from WaenieetoD avenue to Bfot ivenue. along tbe Una of Futon, so as to lecra'ta a'l wtw iseairooiiK un r.uu ii, i Ban oeiwseo Wastk and Bedford avsnues atoieaaid April tth, 1. AMert HttNB tx41C T. arflawSmr OtwoUrk.

SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTDEOFA I1, o.c5ecotton laaucrl ont of tho Supreme Conrt IS. P' or parcel of land aftuate. lying and being In lhe Tfafei Want of tbe City of BrroHysh and 2n5.e.d at TfollSws. VBegl nlnlng at point on tbe southerly Bide or Bergen strSet distant one andred and thirly nve feet easterly rrmn he eailerly aide of Smith streot, running thence southertr and parallel with Smith street ono hundred fjot. ru.utlnaz thence easterly and parallel with Bergen street twentr feet, runsUiB thence no.

therly and parallel with atreet one hundred feet to the southerly LJ5 Bcrgco street, and theneo wettcrtr along, wp 3 Jnly. lfti, and recorded In the nt PTTTIRTTANCE OF I WILLIAM I. VEEDEB, Surrogate or tne oun iof KtnsoVlce Tla hereby fe fAT IPS V.J BOARD A FEW GENXLEAUSN, OR t5d accomodated rooms and board at a reasonable price at 82 MVUWMon n. half a block ffom Court. JY' BOARD TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN and wife, a choice ot Wee pleawut ropuM; B0Ue nas Datn room, waier cioscia au, uuu i rnui in Echermcrliorn street, between Bond andHevlns, ierm from 116 to J0: referencca exchanged.

Adore33 M. a. Eagle offlce. aiM "DOABD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFB JL want a room In a quiet, respectable nonse. wun board for the lady only.

Address OONFI UESCb, oflice. J' BOARD AT 65 STATE STREET, ONE door below Henry; doable or single rooms, with Lourd in a private family, on moderate terms. JO 4t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO laro rooms and one small one; nouso has all Improvements; convenient to two lines of cars. Applv at 141 Elliott place. ft 2t BOARD TO LKT WITH BOARD, TO A ladj' and gentleman, or two gentlemen, two rooms on second floor, lnrnlshed or unfurnished, with a small private family.

In a liouso with modern Improvements; location iu one of the finest avenues; one bloc from 'ort Greene, near Lafayette avenue, and near Ur. Cuyler's Church; terms very reasonable. Call at No. SSPorlKml avenne, near Lafayette ay. Jol if BOARD TWO BOARDERS WANTED A gentleman and wife can obtain, with good board, a large back parlor, unfurnished, closet and sas, at $16 per week, or a back room, second Btory, nicely jrnlaheil, at the same price; good location, ten minutes of Wall street ferry; private iamlly of but two persons; no other boarders.

Address D. Eaele offlce. Jc3 3t BOARD TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN and ttife. a very desirable unfurnished room, with board; hot and cold water, gas, in a private hon ie. No.

Henry street, uear Plymouth Church; good reference required. Jel 6f BOARD FIRST CLASS BOARD FOR gentlemen at 65 flicks stieet; tbe house has all the uioaern Improvements; bath room, hot and cold water and eaa In evpr. fni fit and gas in every, room BOARD TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD, three neatly furnished rooms on third floor, with i and prlvllego of bath room, to or 1'ousckeeplng; will be let separately or location, near City Hall. Inquire Jel st" ttvuuue' between Jay and Lawrence Btreots. OARD A T.AWflli! TililAT nr OA wffn.

a gentleman and t0 tes: but few Soarders taken; referencca exchanged. At.ply at 153 Adams St. Jei6f BS? iAl18 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, i.mnb bottrd with Pleosant fnrniBhed rooms, feS? i c7 01o om the corner ol Jel 6t" on 6 Mer 1 M. OARD No. 2 PORTLAND AVENUE, comer DekalhA alcove, to let.

with board; gas, hot and cold water ard beater In the room; house has all modern Improvements; very desirable location for a gentleman and wife. Refer ences exchanged. jQi 4t. BOARD A LARGE FRONT ROOM .6 let, with board, suitable for two or three single ffentlnmcn. or r.nd wife, unfurnished.

Apply atSlOK Adams street: Johnson street. lounn English Dasemcnt from J. 1 sf BOARD TO LET, TWO OR THREE large rooms, with ample closets attached; also, single rooms; house has all tne modern improvements; convenient to Wall 6treut and South ferries. Inquire at 71 Pacltic street. BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single gentlemen, will llnd hr.U class board iu the the first class house S81 Henry street, between Union and President; all modern Improvements: best of referencesj jel 6f BOARD FIRST CLASS BOARD, IN A pleasant location, can bo obtained at No.

'403 Grand, avenue, Buconri house from DoKalb ave; house is newly bull rooms large, ana will bo let en suite or singly; Is 0 minutes from Kulion ferry by DeKalb avenue cars; dinner at 6 P. M. Apply at the premises, or address B. Eaulii office. Jtfl Iff1 BOAlil 104 WASHINGTON STHEET A few pentlemeii, or a and wif can bu nccon modated with neat, pleasant rooms and hoard, la 4 Erlvate family, ftvo niiuutca' walk from ulton Ferry, petition desirable.

Je32t "OARD PLEASANT ROOMS AND board can be obtained by applyfnc at 31 Sandn In the Immediate vicinity of throe ferries and tlyi Navy Tard; refeieices exchanged. myal 2w BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A nicely furutBhed second story front room, to a gentleman and wife, or two single 'gentlemen; also hall room adjoining. Apply at IM Duuield street. mySt 6t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD. A room on second floor for a gentleman and wife, or two single gents; gas and closetB in the room.

Apply at 03 Gold street, corner of "Willoughby; reference exchanged. Jul 7tB BOARD VERY PLEASANT ROOMS IN the neighborhood of Gold and Willoushby strots, to let, with board, famished or unfurnished, suitable tor gen tit men and their wives or bingle gents; Christian people preferred. Thoto whhlng a uiet home uuy address A. It. Eagle olllce.or cull at the grocery on the corner of Gold and Willoughby streets; terms reasonable.

mjSl 6 1 BOARD FIRST CLASS BOARD A suite of rooms on the second floor of a hou.e having all the modern improvements, and situated within ten minutes' walk of Fulton ferrv. will be let on reasonable terms, to a gentleman ad wifi desiring first class accommodations. Address K. Kacle offlGo. my30 Gt OARD A SHALL EN GlHlfAM I of three adults, having more room than they require, offer furnished or unfurnished rooms, with unexceptionable hoard, to parties of rospectabllity only.

Apply at 235 Livingston st. rnySlOt1 BOARD TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT board, furnished or unfurnished to fimilica or single gentlemen. References given and required. Apply at Pfi Pacific corner of Henry. OARD AT 03 STATE STREET, TWO doors from Henry a few single ntlemen, a id gentlemen and their wives, cat be aceo innovated with good board and pleasant rooms; house contains all modern Improvements, and is within a flaw minutes' walk of Pomh, Wall nnd Fulton ferries; terms moderate; hreali fastaiTX; dinner at G.

iny29 6t ORTlPLEASANT booms and good boaid can be procured by applying immediately nt 24 Clinton Btreet; also a pleasant front basement to lei, suitablo for a doctor's ofllce; relerenees exchanged; five minutes' walk from tho Wall street and Ful ton ferries. my iS jw1 BOARD TOGETHER OR SEPARATE, a suite of rooniH, consisting of two rooin out and back, and small rooms connecting, at 153 Oxford street, between Fulton and Atlantic avenues, to let with board; convenient to the ferries by cars; deiightfal location; terms moderate. inyO tit OARD ENTL liMEN AND THEIR wives, or single gentlemen willing room to jecii cr, can Le Hccommodatud with board and pleasant roo ns, where the comforts of a home can be enj jyed, at 71 West Wnrrcn street, between Clinton aud Henry; house pleasantly situated; has all the modern improvements, bath, hoi and cold water, terms very moderate. my iO it'eod ARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with board, to single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives; also, large entry bedrooms for single gentlemen; convenient to all the ear routes. 831 Atlantic at, betiveenPijilth and Hoyt; terms mod rate.

myiS Ut BOARDING FURNISHED ROOMS lor gentlemen, with or without board, with use of gas nnd bttth room; also rooms furnished fur housekeeping for mun and wife. Apply at Columbia st, corner Poplar near Fulton f.rry. i'crius reasonable. tiiySS ICt BOARD FURNISHED OR UNFUR uif bed rooms to let, with llrst class hoard, to nuntle tuen and their ufves or iiiJelo gentlemen; house has all modern improvements; convenient to all the ferries; family private; terms moderate; references exchanged. Apply nt2ft) Union street, near Court.

niySfl Mil OARD TO LET, WITH FIRST GLASS a handsomely furnished room, with ulcove, ou second lloor; bouse brown stone front, with all modern improvements; also furnished rooms on third tloor; '2S3 Degraw Btreet, near Court, fifteen minutes from Kul on' 0,1 an South ferries. my 8 STARB A LARGE ROOM, "WITH board, for a gentleman aud also room for sin g)e gentlemen, with board; ten minutes walk from South lerry, near mree car routes; gas ply at 60 Bergen Btreet. Brooklyn. as and bath In house. Ap.

of OARD A FEW LADIES AND Gi5iN 3 tlemen can be accommodated with comfortable board and pleasant rooms, at 123 Butler street; terms very reofionable. ap23 3m 1 BOARD COUNTRY BOARD OATS K1LL JIOTJN TAINS. IJellghtfully slluated, onlv a short distance from the Mountain IIousc: accommodation for about fifty boarders, with all the advantages of a (iulct. prtvule funiHy. Apply by mall to P1IILO PECK, Palenvlllc, Green N.

or, for particulars, to No. 110 William street, New York: terms moderate. my 8fi BOARD A FEW BOARDERS CAN' find nice rooms, newly painted aud papered, in large house, 63 West Baltic sixth house west of Clinton; modern improvements: 'amily small; good tible; terms moderate. jo3 St BOARD A HANDSOME LARGE ROOM on second floor, to let with board, ou reasonable terms: also, small rooms. Apply at 293 Clinton street.

7t BOARD TO LET WITH BOARD, IX A private family, to a gentleman and bis wife, a second story front room, with alcoye. famished or unfurnished; house has all the modern Improvements, In a convenient neighborhood, Paciflc atreet, near Bond St. For particulars address C. W. PALMKR, Eagle offlce.

my80 6t BOARD A LARGE ROOM ON SECOND or third story aud a hall room, handsomely furnished, in a first chips house, with modern improvements, in a pleasant neighborhood, convenient to wall st. and Fulton ferries, may be obtained, with board, by applying at No. 6 Bridge one door from Willoughby. JeS St" OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE. or two young men, can bo accommodate with good good board and a pleasant iront chamber ut III Douglass street, above Hoyt, on reasonable terms; also one back room.

JeS 2t XTOARD TO LET. WITH BOARD. TO J9 gentleman and wife, or two geotteuieii. a 1 irge second story room, connecting with bath room, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at 1 Dean near iiond.

JeJSt SO ARD TO LET, SOME VERY PLEAS ant rooms, furnished, to a few trcntlcmen, with alBO a large front room with alcove, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for a gent and wife, with board; bouse Is pleasantly situated at Ko. 74 Clermont avenue; good board and charges moderate. Je3 OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single gentlemen, can have very desirable rooms, with board, in a llrst class house, in a delightful location, and Inconvenient walking distance to the ferries. Address J. Eagle office.

JeSSt BO ARD A PRIVATE. AMILY WOULD like to take a few respectable boarders. Bath In the house. Five minutes' walk from SouthFerry, 10 minutes from Hamilton rerry. Apply at 111 Harrison street, bc tween Henry and Hlcka Btrcete.

my28 13t BOARD TWO OR THREE SINGLE gentlemen can find pleasant rooms, with good Je3 2t 8t Brooklyn Heights; dinner 6. XOABJ THE OWNKKUK TH HlMTSR 5b btate sc. not reouirins 56 State Bt, not requiring all the room, wonld let rooms on the second or third floors, with hoard, to mar mi. mu imtu liUVlB, Willi UUillU. IU Ul rled or single gentlemen; tho house lias been rrp.ilred and iHuuicumiuuBiiuiii.

ib iniY Bikuatea uuu con meui to South or wall Gt ferries. JoSSt BOARD WANTED, A BEDROOM, with breatfast and tea, In a plain, respectable Catholic family, by a single man, a mechanic. Address by letter for one week, JOHN McNAMAR at Ilolmou's Printing House, corner of Centre and White streets, New York, or Eagle office. Je3 2v BOARD A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN obtain board, with single rooms if desired; also, accommodations for a gentleman and with, and two respectable ladies; house contains bath, and gas in all the rooms; terms very rersonable; a few minutes' walk from the ferries. Apply at 1S4 York street, near Bridge street.

Je3 2t BO ARD A PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, or gentlemen and their wives, can be accommodated with good board, by calling at JOD Washington street; house has all modern improvements; dinner at also, a few day boarders taken. jej it OARD IN BROWN STONE HOUSE. I 87 Wvckoff st near Court. S. elpnntlv furnished roomB with first class board, for gentleman and wife, or single gentlemen; a ballroom for a gentleman, (7 a week wit board.

Je3 2f BOARD TO LET A PLEASANT front room, nicely furnished, with board, to a gentleman and his wife, or two ladles, in a private family, where there are no other boarders taken; terms US per week; Fffih ave, 4th house north of Third st: cars puss tbe door to all the ferries; a very pleasant location for the Bummer. Jc32t BOARD 130 HICKS STREET, BROOK lyn Heights, opposite the Mansion House .4 nicely furnished Bulte of rooms, or tingle, to let to families or single gentlemen, with board, in a private family, on reasonaule termB. JeSSt BOARD SECOND STORY FRONT AND back rooms, newly furnished let to a gent eman and wife, or two single gentlemen, three blocks from City Mall, at! no.ivo Lawrence dinner irom to cioc Reference required. Je3 st BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN 122 Second place; deerablc summer resldcnc1'; an elegant brown stone house; the rooms are large, newly pa Sered and painted; hot and cold water In each; large gar en attached containing fruit, grapes, terms will bo very reasonable to a few flrss class permanent parties. Je32t BOARD A YOUNG COUPLE HAVING more room than they need, would take a few young gentlemen or married couples to board; rooms large and airy and terms very moderate.

Apply at Mo. 33 Prospect Jfflst OARD A ROOM TO LET, WITH board, to a nntleniim. Dlnuerat 6Jf o'clock. Ap ply at C9 Lawrence at jezt BOARD TWO NEATLY FURNISHED rooms to let, without board or with breakfast only; gas, bath, In house; family small. Apply at 371 Cuui erlnnu between Atlantic and Fnlton ars.

Je3 If OARD HANDSOMELY FURNISHED roomB. with or without hoard. In llrst Hn h.iun slouc bouse, with all modern improvements; tdmlly prl vate. Call at 119 Schermerhoru street, Duiwecn mjtb and Hoyt; rercrenccs excuaneed. mj31 4t BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN WILLING to room together, or a gentleman and wife, can obtain good board and a pleasant front room ou second story, neatly furnished tUnaijr at Ualfpaat atx.

Apply at 119 Llvlngstoastrect. y3 ARD SUMMER BOARD FOR ONE I nr livn famnida A alnirln trnntlnmpn. llrlfnl Mil nunutes from the ferries by care; abundance of shade trees and use of stable If desired; terms moderate. Ad grefa H. A.

Brooklyn P. O. BOARJ AT 111 FULTON STREET, ONE door below Sands Boarding ljr guuuemnu at moderate terms. Mechanics or clerkB prpfnrnvl. jol It ARD WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, w'Hu tood be obtuinud by applvin at in Jl' i raw small private family; all modern Impmve jei iv XJOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, FINE w.feuoeeuuusturv rooms, ur eu suite: also mitt 8 rcar room, famished or unfurnished, with or je4 at' refurcnces required.

Apply at 00 Doan st. OARD TO LEf; TOGETHiSXi OR separate, a suite of rooms, cons'stlug of two larze ro.onI?,.w"n bedrooms connecting, untarnished, with Donrd, In a strictly private family, whero the comforts ot nd "JS an eDJoyed, to two gentlemen and their wives! convenient lo cars and jrrlcs Apply to 115 miiir Boudabrlck house). vl jeiat "IJOARD ON THE HEIGHTS PLEAS letj WITH board, at ioom nn and Clinton, one large on thirrt e8econd S00r wJth 'jearoom adjoining: also oue oil third floor, and au unfurnished back uarlor house has mpr0Temeat8: diImer ces required! BOARD TO LET, wrBrBRDT handsomely furnlehed alcove room, on second Hoof largo room on third floor, to a Rtnileraan and wife' and two single gentlemen; location pleasant, and conve" nlent to the ferries: terms 2Sand 1S nor Vo; rufor. enci required. Address A.

B.t Box 135, New York. BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN a first cIbbs house and neighborhood, two front rooms on Becond lloor, large and small, connecting; but few boarders arc taken, and terms will be moderate. Please call at SI Poplar street; referenees exchaueed. Je4 2t BOARD A FEW GENTLEMEN, OR A fumilyrnay obtain pleasant rooms with first elate Itnurd at 143 Fort Greene place, between Fulton ave and Iniigon place, references. OARD TWO OR THREE GENTLE men can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, with board, at 168 Pacific street.

Jel 5t "OARD A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN obtain board and the comforts of a home, terms moderate, bj applying in Willoughby ave, 1st house east ot Bedford. lBi2t TDOARD GENTLEMEN AND THEIR XJ wives and single gentlemen can he accommodated with pleasant roonw and good board, in a respectable anil healthy location, convenient to Wall street, South and I ulton ferrleB. Apply at SO Cheever place. Jel of tJOARD IN BROOKLYN A LARGE room, with ample closet room, to let, with board, to one or two gentlemen; house has all improvements, uud is within five minutes' walk of Fulton or Wall street ferries. Apply at 105 Pineapple street.

B'OARD TO LET, IN A PRIVATE family, pleasant room on second lloor, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen: house has all modern improvements, and within five minutes' walk of Wall street and South ferries; dinner at 6K; terms moderate. Apply at 38 Joralemon street. "OARD TO LET, HANDSOME ROOMS, neatly furnished, elttu with or withuut partial board. Apply nt M. TOPPING'S new brown stone blilld lnes, cor.

nshlngton and Fulton avB. Jel St BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET" with board, to jrentlemen and wives or single geu tlemen. Apply at SH Willoughby St. to day. oa2t HOUSES, CARRIAGES; FOR SALE ROCKAWAY WAGON POLE and shsfts.

in complete order; will be sold cluap. Applv at the Paper Factory, cor. Jc ulton and uaruou ays. Je4 st OR SALE TWO GOOD HORSES, GES tle and kind. Apply to uuuiua uuus.

staoies, sr Park and Clinton aves. Jeb 6t FOR SALE A VERY FINE COW. Inquire of K. H. ESTE, Toll Gate, Coney Island road.

jesat FOR SALE A STYLISH GRAY HORSE eight years old, lit fur any use; to be sold with cart nnd harness, ns the owner has no jurthcr iifc tor them, nr the horse will ho sold separate. Inquire ol PHILLIP MAN Lfc ho. Hudson avenue. FOR SALETHREE COACH DOGS. Can bo seen at S02 Myrtle avenue, iu the shoe store.

JeSSt FOR SAL CHEAP FULL SEAT loi tver shifiing top road wagon and harness in tood dir. Inquire of JOHN EGAN, MTJay st. Je3 2t FOR SALE BOUGHTON'S EXPRESS, Urooklyn and New York, cheap for cash. Apply Court street, next door to Degraw street, from 10 to 11 A. M.

je83tood SALE A TRUCK, (NEW,) USED but few tiroes. Inquire of VAN1XERGA waaon maker, DeKalb avenue, near Macomb squaro, Fulton av. e3 Sf FOR SALE CHEAP A SORREL, AGED horse, good steady driver, suitable for milkman, farmer, a child may drive him; will stand without tying; also a good cow, In milk. Apply at grocery store corner Nostrand and Fulton avenues, Brooklyn. F'ORSALE AT A BARGAIN, A GENTLE uian's turnout, top wagon.

Immes'S, Ac, handsomti blurk mare, yesre old, fast, sound and kind. Apply at IIOWLAMP'P CNprcfcs stable. Spencer street, near 1)3 Kaib avenue, LEI EW KUST, owners. 2 New Chambers street, K. Y.

Jet 5f FOR SALE A WALNUT TOP COUN icr, twenty tcet, nnd glass case, same lengtn, lit for a ry floods or frroccry; also a quantitv of Rro.ery stores, lessthan first cost; house to let for threj years by Jtvisc. App)v ntiOXFlntbi'sh avenue. FOR SALE HARNESS HARNESS J. WALSH, KlntbU5h avenue, corner of Alton has now in Htock and in process of manufacture, a lot of fine double and single harness, which he will guarantee to sell twenty live per cent, less than elsewhere Ii is made by the best workmen, and of the best materials. I beg to call attention to my express or grocery harness.

As 1 put the best etock iu all my work, a trial will convince. Old harness taken in exchange or bou rht for je4 61 FOR SALE A VERY FINE, STJBSTAN tial pair of black coach horscB, (i and 7 years old, mytish, of Ilumbletonian blood, own brothers; price S1.C00. Apply at private stable, Hamilton st, midwav between Gates and Greene aves. jel6t TOR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OF use Saddle horse, saddle and bridle A thoroughbred black Kentucky saddle horse, 15 hands high, very etyli6h, and perfectly kind, sound aud gentle; a perfect saddle horse. Can be seen at any time, at frame stable.

Hall between Greene and Lafayette avenues. iny23 6L ORl3ALE A BLACK HORSE, 15 1 2 nanus iiigii, years om tins spnua; wnrrantcu sounu ana Kina jnaii respects. to GARRETT MURKY, 5il Columbia street, near lJacii orooKiyii; suiuwHc ior myJ9 Pt grocer, or carrige norsc. WOB SALE LIGHT WAGONS LIGHT JP WAG OK JAMES M. ROWAN, Nps.

9 and 11 Hovt strc't, has now In stock and In process of manufacture, an assortment of llrst class light wagons, finished in the most elegant, manner, and warranted equal in every respect to any work made, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices. myS lm" CARRIAGES ii. M. STI7KES, Oftte Stivers Smith), Has now in stock and process of manufacture, a flne assortment of Top Buggies, Trotting aud Road VVagons, Dog Carts, Phaetons, First class only. Those wishing carriages are invited to call and examine the work, which is all made on the premises, under his own supervision, at 94 to 102 Kast 31bi Btreet, between Sd and 4 th avenues.

S. Y. mhl 3m 'Carriages a fine assortment of new and second hand city made carriages and wa goiiB for sale cheap, consisting of phaetons, rockawaya. top buggies, road wagons, at the Kcpository, 272 AdauiP street, near Myrtle avenue FttANCIS A. BIGGS.

Wagons bought and exchanged. mh30 3ui LOST AND FOUND. REWARD LOST ON SUNDAY, June ad, In going from the Church ofthe Saviour, Pterrepont street to Concord street, and thonce to Rcmaen street, an Onyx BREASTPIN, with a ilower in Email stones In the centre. Whoever wNI leave the same at the Kassau National Bank, Court street, shall receive the above reward. Je4 xt LOST FIRE BADGE 1,673, THE FIND er will leave it at tbe Chiefd oilice, or at One's Engine houae.

LOST JUNE 3, 1867, IN A SANDS STl car, or getting ont at Jav in coming from Brooklyn, E. a POCKET BOOK, containing a saiall sum of money, alao an infant's gold ABM LET marked "Willie." The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving Uiesamc at83 Prospect LO ST ON OR ABOUT THE 15th March, 1867. BANK BOOK No. Sj.320, on the East Brooklyn Savings Bank. The finder, by returning tac same Hunter street, Brooklyn, will receive a liberal reward.

Je3t FOUND GAME ON THE PREMISES on Monday, Juno 3d, a large yellow matltf New ioundland DOG. Any person falling for and deseriblng game nid pavine expenses can have him by applying at DANIEL CAVANAGH'S Liquor Store.tf) Atlantic at. LOST THE PERSON WHO SAVED THE black army SADDLE, May 23d, from the flro at Gold and Tllkry els will receive the value and no questions asked by returning It to JH. WEEKS. $10 REWARD STOLEN OR from the corner of Butler and Hoyt streets, a largo yellow half mastlfl'andhalf Ncwfbnndland DOG; auswers, to the name of Jack.

Any one giving information or returning the fame will receive the above reward at the store. J. E. PLATER, Grocer. Jc3 2l LOST STRAYED, ON SATURDAY night, TWO MARES one a black, with white spot on forehead; the other a dark sorrel.

A reward of 20 will be paid on its return to tho owner. J. H. MECHAN DOKF, Lewis avenue, P. near Decatur Bt.

JeS 3t HOUSES FOB SALE, FOR SALE A CONVENIENT AND well built story and brick cellar cottage residence, in first rate order, ready for lmmedlato occupancy: nice garden, (3 lots') well stocked with choice fruit, Ac: nioBtpIeasai tly situated at Greenfield, L. one mile from Proppect Park, close to Coney Island road: cars con stant to f. rry: termB easy. Apply to TYJ.KR COOK, 4 and 6 Sancs Btreet. c46t FOR SALE AUCTION SALE OF NEW York avenue lots.

JAMES COLE'S Son will sell at auction on TUESDAY, JUHE IItd, 1S07, at the Commercial Exchange, S69 Fulton street, Brooklyn, at 12 o'clock, those sixty valuable lots bounded by New York and Brooklyn avennes. Warren and Baltic streets. Baltic street Is eighty feet wide, graded and paved, and leading directly to Ihc Park. These lots are situated in tbe immediate neighborhood of the finest improvements. New York avenue is well known for its residences surrounded by handsome gardens, aud Is considered by many as fine as Clinton avenue.

Title perfect. t'O per cent can remain on bond and mortgage for three or live years. For maps apply to the Auctioneer. Jel 6t FOR SALE IN NEW Central Railroad, about one and a half hours from Isew York A cottage house (double), SGx24 feet, with extension, and about twenty five city lots; price C3.8JU. Also a cottage honsc 26x21 feet, with extension 18x18 feet, with about twcnty ilve city lots; price Immediate possession given.

Wonld exchange above for one or two email Iwtifeee in Brooklyn. For further descriptions cnll at 163 Carlton avenue, after 6 o'clock, for two evenings. Jel2t FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, TWO honses on Gold street, near Myrtle avenue; price rented for oG8; In good order. DRAKE 9 Wlllonghliy street. SPEQ1A NOTICES.

HOW TO SAVE YOUR FERRIAGE BUY THE LIVK MORNING NEWSPAPER, THE BROOKLYN DAILY PROGRAMME, ONLY ONE CENT. Contains tho LATEST TELEGRAMS from ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, together with the VERY LATEST LOCAL and GENERAL NEW9. REFRIGERATORS AT BOLTON BLAIR'S, dealers in. Hardware and Hoase Furnisii lng Goods, 200 D'nlton avenne, opposite Flatbnah av. A YOUNG LADY OF FIVE YEARS' Experience as a teacher, desires to form private classes in French and Spanish; or would enter a scnool as teacher of the above language.

Addr3 INSTRUCTOR, Eagle office. Jel 3t CAUTION $100 GREENBACKS CEN TTJRY TOBACCO Purchasers are requested to refect all papers that have been tampered, with or perforated with needles. Jei 8t P. G. LOBILLABD, 16 Chamber st.

PHOTOGRAPH COLORING ALL PER sons desirous of having their daguerreotypes copied and finished a superior style would do well to bring th em to Mrs. FARDINGE'8 Studio, 97 Fleet street, near Fnlton avenue. Photographs colored in OIL Water, or India Ink; satisfaction given; prices moderate. Also Bridal and Funeral Flowers preserved In their aatarai state. Photographs inserted in these colored gratul tonsly.

Jetet MUSICAL MR. J. HESSION, ORGAN" 1st of St.Jtfary's Church, Leonard street, Wllllams burgb.ls prepared to receive a few more pupils for instruction on pianoforte, organ or mclodeon: also in the cultivation ot the voice: beat of references If required. Parties about purchasing pianos will Audit to their advantage to call on Mr. as he can Bupply them with superior InBtromentB at forty per cent lower than they can buy them either In wareroom or factory.

PlanoB tuned and repaired by a practical tuner. Orders left at 10 Kent avenne, Brooklyn, or at his residence, 55 Stagg street, Wllllamsbnrgb, will be promptly attended to. Jel lit' "JOKEY RIKER SHADES, 992 FULTON aveiiue.corncr Adelpbi street. Ales, wines, llQnors, segars and tobacco. On deck handsomely.

Je4 5t" JAB. A. BIROS ALL, Proprietor. THE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW edifice of St. Ann's Church, corner Clinton and Livingston wll be laid with appropriate ceremonies TO.MOEROW too 5th lnst at 5 o'clock P.M.

The Right lfev. Horatio Potter, D. Bishop of the 111 officiate, and addresses may ho cx pectcd. Jtetat' FUnNlTURE. ALWAYS BUY THE BEST, OR AFTER bclne disappointed with all others, try the SINGER REVERSIBLE SPRING BED.

All physicians recom mrndthem. Health Injury and economy. Strong, durable ami warranted. Free from bedbugs. SIX to ten dollars, according to size Sold everywhere.

Mail orders ailed. Warerooms, Centra street. N.Y. feStf TANTRT)A SITUATION BY A RE SITUATION BY A snectablo woman to do general housework In a sn ail private family; is a good plain cook, washer and Ironer; has good city references. Call tor two days at 93 Concord st.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RB spectable youn'l womau as cook, wasaer una ironer; bus good city references. Call for two days at 133 Tillary st. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spcctablo young womun from the country aj chambermaid and waitress. Call for two days at liu Hoyt st, between Butler and ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE sncctahlc voung girl to Erencral hnnsework iu a 'mall family, or as chambermaid and waitress. Call for two days at 91 Atlantic ave, between Vanderbilt and Clermont aves.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE trwir tnlilG voung woman as cook. and iron er or to do general housework: has good city references. rnll for two days at No. Boliver st, between Havy st and Hudson ave. ymiv ANi'ED A SIT UATION BY ASMAR1' canauie gin to iw twsi iwuiu or general housework; will be found a neat, respectful aid economical BCrvant, a good Ulain cook and an exceh and ccoiiomica BCrvani, a kuou w.

lent washer and Ironer, and highly recommended. Apply ont nr rtonrv. Rlthp.rcltvorcountrv. at 1st ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE suectablo goung girl to do tie housework of a small family has good city references. Call for two days ut 212 Pearl st, in the basement.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE mectable girl as chambermaid, plain sewer, and to take SSS of children or general bo wr ies Ta private family; a good home Purred to wt, es, has good city references. Call at 80 Congtess st, oetow Columbia. AN TED A SITUATION BY ABBYY gDCOtaWoyoune woman as cook, and to assist lu lngSCallforto days over the shoo store 51 Atlantic street; uas cin iciu.ci.w. A SITUATION BY A TV snectable young woman to do general housework in a small family; is a good plain cook, washe and I Ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at 333 Wyckoif Btreet, between Kevins and Powers.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectable young girl, to do general housework; is willlngand obliging; has the best of city reference from her last place. Can be seen in Portland avenue, first cot tage irom ucto.mo WANTED A SITUATION BY AU1KL, as nurse or chambermaid; no objection to the country; good reference if reqnirbd. Please call at 5iU tuyrtie avenne. WANTED A SITUATION BY A Emort little girl to care children, wait on table or assist at general housework; she will be fonnd very neat, willing and useful about the house. Apply at 4 Sancs st, near Fulton, basement.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A respectable young woman to do treneral housework In a email famllv; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for tivo days at 90 Hicks street. WANTEDASITUATION BY AVERY neat and respectable younn girl to do chamOer work and assist in the wiishine and ironing, or would do lhe housework of a small private family: will be found willing and obliging and highly recommended. Apply at 10D Pineapple street. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spec table woman as good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references.

Call for two dayo at t'OSliicksct. WANTED A SITUATION BY A NEAT Americaii girl as chamberjr.ald and waitress, or to take care of children; of good temper and amiable dis ful. To'beseeu for two days at 140 Fuftou, comer of wmuimn street, iirooKiyu, uuuer aegar store. WANTED A SITUATION AS WET nurse; hasabaoy eix weeks old; would take a child to her own house, or would go out as wet nursd; has good city references. CM at 2'j7 bmith strce t.

"CHANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectablc girl to do general housework; city reference given. Inquire in Raymond street, gate store, op poslte City HospltHl, for two days. ANTED A SITUATIONBY A NEAT, well recommended young woman, as chambermaid or nurse; very fond of children, a good plain sewer and willing to be generally useful. To be seen for three days at the corner of Flushing and Classon avenues. In tho drug store.

Je)3t WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectablc young girl to do chamberwork and sewing; has no objection to the country. Please call for two days in Bond nt, 3d door north of Baltic, South Brooklyn. Wanted oolor' ed girl, a situation as nurse. Please call at 26 Washington st, at Madame PRICE'S ice cream saloon. WANTED WORK BY A 8EAM ftresB; does all kinds of the finest family sewing; would go out by the day or would work at home.

Call at 191 Gold street, near Concord, top iloor. WANTED A WIDOW WOMAN WISH cs to get gentlemen's washing and families; city refurence; Ko.21 Carroll st. WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY, ASIT natton us saleswoman In a millinery or f.uiev goods store. Address B. Box IPS Eaale ofltce.

joS'it WANTED A SITUATION spectahle young woman to do general housework, or as chambermaid and waitress; has good city references. Call tor two days nt 01 Front st. ANTED SITUATIONS BY TWO RE snectabJc oung ijirlb in one house: one as sooa waitress, or would do the work of a small fjmily; city or country. Call for two days at 1 14 Harrison st, between Columbia and Hicks. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A resnectable woman, to do frcnerul honsework In small inmny; is goou mam cook, wasner ana ironer; lias good city references.

Call for two days at 9 Henry st. 'ANTED A SITUATION, AS CHAM bermaid. or will take cure of no obiec tion to go in me country. ippty at joo nayy street. WANTS.

WANTED COTTAGE HOUSE WITH from two to four lots of ground, and price from to J8.C0O; location, neighborhood of Quincy street nnd Bedford avenne; poBscysion on or befjro fill. Ad rcss HOUSE HUNTER. Eaale office. Jai 51 WANTED FOR A GOLD FEN OFFICE A window, or part of a window, nnd a small space inside, on ilrst floor, in Fnlton or in the vicinity ofthe City Hall. Address GOLD PENS, Eagle ofllce.

je4 2t WANTED A FURNISHED BOOM; BY three young men, within live minutes' walk of Fulton ferry. Address, stating terms, Ii. F. Eagle OftlCCj ANTED PART OF A HOUSE AN American faniilv. with desires four or live rooms in a house near one of the car routes running towa; lis East Brooklyn; reference given if required.

Please address, stating location, rent, JOHN" Eagle office. Jts4 2l WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL frame or cottage house, not over thirty live minutes by horse cars from Fulton or Atlantic street ferries. A idress E. Kagle oilice. stating tonus and tocatton.

WTNTEDTO Greenwood Cemetery. AddreiB CEMETERY, Eagle oilice ilSt" ANTED BY THREE SINGLE GEN" llemen one or two furnished ro una in a Drivate family; house must have nil modern improvements and in a quiet neighborhood. Ve will requiro slu.lc and must be only ehort from ulioa i'erry, say five minutes' walk from the rry; will give the beBt oi refer ences. If suited, expect to remain all summer and fill; terms moderate. Apdress A.

B. offlcerf jr threj days ANTED BROOKLYN LOT A LOW nrlced Bintile lot. for c.nsh. Addroas. wilh full pnniculnrs J.

McNiYJIEE, Uroadway, 8d door from Lawton stref tt Brooklyn. D. je3ateod ANTED 50,600 POUNDS OP OLD SCRAP PAPER The hlffhest or co In the o.ltv Eaid lor old newspapers, white and colored rags, old rass, old copper, old pewter and leud, tin loll, old hats, All orders attended to free of charge. JAMES DK1SCOLL. Ko.

9 Prospect st. Je3 lm WANTED IN BROOKLYN IN A pood neighborhood, a cottage house, on a lease of two or three years; wonld like possession lot July or August; best of reference given. Address Enzle olUce. WANTED A HOUSE A GENTLE roan, with small family, wishes to rent a three story brick or brown stone house, with modern Improvements and In a good location; rent not exceed Address HOUSE, IJox 5,118, New York Post Office. Jel 8t WANTED TO PURCHASE, IN A GOOD locality In Brooklyn, a three slorv basement house, with all Improvements, and a flne farm or country seat on south Bide of Long Island, SO miles from Brooklyn, will be given in part exchange, and balance in cash.

Apply aiJ i uury. mjwu" HOUSES TO IiET. TO LET A FRONT PARLOR, HAND eomely furnished, suitable for a dentist or physician; also, two nice furnished rooms on third floor, ault aDie lor nouseKeepmg; water, gus uuu uatu me nouse. Apply at 191 Fulton ave, nearly opposite Klatbush ave. TO LET THESTORE, BACK ROOM and basement, Hamilton arc; thick)' populated for any kind of business.

Apply at 585 Columbia at. iet2t TO LET TO A GENTLESlAN AND wife, tho third floor of a tiousu iu iituto troet, opposite Dodge'B Park: a desirable location; all Improvements; gas and bath; with a private famiW or would let the name to a gentleman, without board. Incrulre at 48 State street, third jet 2t TOLETALADY WISHING TO LET part of her houBe, can accommodate three gentlemen furnished room, in 15 Spencer st, betweun Wllloughby and Myrtle aves; terms moderate Please call an mis weeK. LET A GOOD STABLE, IN GRACE Court. ApniyfttM Keinflen St.

9 hole cf nicely furnished story high stoop basement house, with modem Improvements, genteel neighborhood, Pacific st, near Carlton ave; parlor furniture of rosewood with piano, palntlngf, pier glass, etc: possession immediately. Address T.P., Eugje ofllce. Jei Jt TO LET TWO PARLORS, WITH FOLD ini; doors and closeta, two hedrooms and kitchen; water and gas: all painted and in good order; on the first noor. Apply lor iMormaiiou av lao ivnimnu hi, uci kuu ton, new number 178. LET A RESPONSIBLE PERSON, ii tcl.tnir ilncL rnnm with nrivil(p fl nf ft Lirtre OtilCC.

fKnlton street, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn) sliouldad dress A O. month. mO LET STEAM POWER ROOM A lCDxSft feet, with five to ten horse power. Apply to Kngineer, 1x1 nymont 1 st. TO LET PART OF THK STOKJS 73 Fnlton ave.

Apply to WHITE CO. on the pre mises. rgAO LET FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH JL and accommodations for keeplug house, for gentleMau wife; a few minutes' walk from Fulton ferry 13 ft St. Hicks st. LET A BOOM, NICELY SITUATED In a healthy, airy location, with large closet, water, gas, to a quiet peiwui iu Dished 141 COOrt niAO LET FUKNISmfiD, OJNiS I large room, to one or two gentlemen, in a private limillv at 49 Hoyt street, cor.

Paciflc street; gas and bath, wltblna few minutes' walk or ride of Atlantic, Wall and Fulton ferries. je4 8f TOILET PART OF A HOUSE, ECE nisned or uufarnlslied, on very tuvorable conditions for three months, situated about ten minutes' walk from the Cltv Hall: references required. Address B. Brooklyn Post OfflceJ Je4 It TtVb LET IN A PK1VATJS JAJMJX.y, I near City Hall, and convenient to ferries, a handsomely fornlBlied room. 212 State street, a few doors from Court.

FOB SAtE. Tj OR SALE AT Mo. la VAJSDiililHiLT avenue, one of Singer's Mo. 2 Sewing Machines. IOR SALE SODA WATER STAND AND fixtures, marble top, counter.

Apply at 183 Fulton, avenue. ie3 TTOlTSALE A SPLENDID COUNTER, to r.t Inner hv 80 turfieS Wldft. Ut far tTOOdS. 38 feel long by 80 Inches wide, lit for a dry goods nr anr. other business.

Annlv to Mr, OCHB, WnTon House, City Line, Coney Island Boad. Je4 St. LTvORSALE A PARLOR SUIT APPLY FOR SALE A FHOTOUKAIfJl UAL lery. In the beat location In Brooklyn, and doing a mod business; will be aold very, low ftr cash, as tho proprietor la going to Europe. Inaalre at2fi3 Fn.ton street.

Tth)r sale a first sail. boat, 21 feet lone, eat rig and now sail. Apply to A. lwtTiii Tmnt hnililer.Kd avenne near SBtn street. South Brooklyn, or at POOL BERGEN'S, 62 and 61 Fni.

ton street, jrouKiy. XoRSALE AT THE LIQUOR STORE, corner Fulton and Carlton aves, two of Fhelan Colicnder's billiard tables; will be sold very reasonable. Jc8 2f fSS SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES of a stationery and fancy dry goods store, lu a first class neighborhood, South Brooklyn; about 7.0M required; a great Inducement will be offered to any one wanting, agood profitable business. Address, "GOING TO KUKOrE," feagle olhco. JeS6f mOR SALE 92 YARDS OF THREE PLY JL carpet, as good as new.

inquire at scnermer horn street, urooKiyn. rv riOR SALE 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD JO pianos, worth J4B0, will be sold In monthly payments of 50, by the Brooklyn Musical Instrnment Sjvfng ami l.oan society, cnurierca oy tne iaie oi new i urik, ui 1G65. The monthly distribution of pianos and a Musical Soiree will take plnco on June 4th, 8 o'clock P. at their rooms. The public art invited to attend.

GERRAKD WILLET, PreiWent. Goldsmith, Secretary. SSI Fulton at, under tho Jel st Park Theatre. FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS DISTIL lery in Brooklyn, In complete order: capacity largo. Inquire of GILBERT BAKES, No.

ii Whitehall New Tort. EAGLK OFFICE, 2 P. M. LATER FROM HIV ANA. Havaha, May S3.

The now taxation ncbemo meets with some opposition from onr The Honso of Co havn Ptotcstcd agalnet it, and it unders ood that other foreign Houses are resolved to follow an, andhnndrcuBof tbo dealers intend to return their 11 Arrived irom Boston, brig Knmnchc, in ballast. nricbael Crc A Now Edlllcc Scdlcatloa tills morning. st, The new church edifice recently erected in Hleh atreot, near Gold, for the accom oaation of the parishioners of St. Michael's Parish (Episcopal), was dedicated this at eleven o'clock, In tho presence of a large congregation. The dedicatory sermon was to have bcea preached by BUhop Potter, of New York, hat he failed to appear.

The other erorclses were taken part in hy Bev. Messrs. Littlejohn, Diller, Bnrgcss, Webbe, Paddock, Greenleaf, Brown, Jessap and Johnson. portion of the choufro Trinl'y ChurchNewYork under tho direction of Mr. Mesaltur, rendered the singing in able manner.

The exercises were of the usoal impressive character. The holy communion was ad ministered. Kt. Michael's parish was for many years the scene or the labors of lhe late Hev. Evan M.

Johnson, at which time tho congregation worshipped in a building which had once been used as a market. With a constantly increasing attendance under tho ministration of Kov. W. T. Webbe, a pressing need for a new church was felt, and the present building is the result of efforts made for that parpose.

The new cnurcn is or red ana umt coiorea ana the woodwork of stained pine the stylo of architecture is gothic, and the interior is plain inside as outside, there bein? no plaster or naint used. The win dows are of stained and ground class, the one back of the chancel being a representation of St. Michael conquering tho draon. With the exception of tbe stained windows, the church is flnlsued remarKabiy plain, presented a marked contrast to the churches usually constructed in these days. Probably this is accounted for by the fact that the seats in the church arc all free, and designed tnoro especially for the less aristocratic members of the de nominations.

The size of tho church, which has no gallery, and will nrlv seat 600 nersons. is 40xS0 feet. Adjoining tho church is a brick parsonage, alao of plain flulBb. The tolal cost or the two buildings is 22,000, a large portion of which has yet to bo paid. Itev.

Dr. Dix, of Hew York, will preach this evening in me new eaiuce. SECOND EDITION. EiCLE OFFICE, 2 1 2 P. HI.

New Jersey Serenade. Philadelphia, Juno The Bon. James M. Scovel and Henry B. Wion were serenaded to night at the Union League Kooms by the Delmonico Band of this city, which is on its way to the New Jersey Equal Suffrage Convention, to be held to morrow in Treuton.

Tho liall ro ut! Excursionist. St. Louis, June 3. The Nebraska Legislature, on Saturday, appointed a committee to act with a committee of the citizens of Omaha, to give tbe Railroad Excursionists a grand re ception on their return to Omaha. THIRD EDITION.

EAGLE OFFICE 3 O'CLOCK. Stock Exchange Sales First Board. Hew Yobk, Juno 4. Stocks Are quiet. Monet On call at 67 per cent.

Sterling Exchange: At 103X lOOJi for sixty day bills. MC0 4'B "81 cp 112K lPfi'OOU 6's 5 20 cp 'tK ltft'K 1000 do H9H 511C0 ao 109J 0 00 8 6'8 Sl re 1C7X :000 sti'sc issrn ir g's lDSjf 10 0 6's 5 20 CP is. lUliX 6IS0C0II S6's 5 W)i 52 TO P5'P 10CC0 TinnStO'sncp. 1UX) do 60i do 100 Qnlck'r Mn's Go 100 100 Atlautlc SS V.a. 18 105 1100 lloston Water 100 :01 do 100 Amcriran 43 1250 I'acfffC 133' 115 Central Ds'y 700 do 100 Erie Uullway.blO fiOK 400 rto G0K l.fl Hudson tiiv ioo do tosx 500 Rp.4dl.i rr 10 IH 100 Mich Central rr.

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3 1100 do 35 100 do M0 aK iO do 8.1 S00 Cbl I 100 6i0 do 50 do CT Clev .71 Chi ARlrr ICO do 1W do; slO. SO Chi liiO Tot.Wabii rr 400 do so Pitts. Ft cm 13 do acu do SCO Adams lis 130 do KO do 25 do 5 Am Express 2CO United St 100 ronton Co 4 '4 tl 07 70 lit) l.el Ilud Canal 1MX 1C0 'Wilksharrn Coal. 3(5 100 West Uliion.Tel. Vi 46 43 07 C.OKPOEATION NOTICE OPENING A)hnny avenue.

A petition has bein prcpentcd to tlie Common Council el ihe Lily of IJrooklvn, to oj.cn Albany avenne, from Ilerkimt street to the city line; tho Common Council biive lixed the District beyond which the Rpsnient for in.provcment HbuM not extend, to wit: one half the block on cither side of said streot. (If any) acainst (he said opening, roust he presented to the Coiiimon Council on or befjre tiie Sf.tb clay of June, 1S6T, a they wil tlnally act upon tie entile at their next ensuing nieutius, or as noon thereafter un convf nlent. Dati Urooklytu June 1S07. Jul lit KOUKUT FUUEY, Street Commissioner. COEPOEATION NOTICE ASSESS CON Hi MED Grand Avenue Opening, fronj Uergen street to WMnton avenue.

The asfeesment in the above entitled matter were duly conliin ed on lhe tth dav of May, and the original sisr, mei roll, orfair copy thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Asscsoments on tbelstdaj'of June. Notice is hereby given to nil parties Interested, that by pavinjr their ccvcral ucsfiment8 to ISAAC BADEAU, ollcctor of Taxes ana Afiseyiiicnt at his ofllce, ii the City llali, within thirty days after the delivery of said asst. aiien roll to him, they can pay the ine without any additional charge. AU assessments not so paid will be collected by him or one of his deputy collectors, wilh additional charges thereon provided by law. D.ited Brooklyn, June 3rd.

1EJ. KOBEHTFUREr, Streot Commit! oner. CORPORATION NOTICE OPENING how era street. A pet't'on has been presented to the Common Council of tl.eCiiy of Brooklyn, to open Powers street, from Bushv tck avence to Cathriuc street; the Common CouLCfl have fixed the district beyond whirh the assese nunt for eald iinnrove iuent shall not extend, to wit: Alorg the line of the proposed opening, In width one half the blocK on each 8id thereof. Remonstrances, if any, agafnat tho said must be presented to the Common Council on or before the SUu day of June, lttCT, aa tbey will finally act upon tho same at their next ensuing meeting, or as soo thereafter as convenient.

Dated Brootlvn, June Sd. 1S67. jc4 Ht ROBERT FUfifcr, Street Commissioner. (CORPORATION NOTICE OPENING Monroe street. A petition ha been presented to the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, to open Monroe struct, from Bedford to Tompkins avenue.

The Common Council hare fixed the District beyond which the assessment for said Improvement shall not extend, to wit: along the Une of the proposed opening one half tho block on each side thereof. Remonstrance If any, against the said opening, must be presented to the Common Council on or before tho 26th day of June, 1867, as they will finally act upon the eame at their next ensuing meeting, or as soon the realtor as con veulcnt. Dated Brooklyn, une Sd, 1SC7. jcJ Ut ROBERT FUREY. Street Commissioner.

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF A writ of exec u'ion, Issued out of tbe Supreme Court, to me directed and delivered. I will sell by public auction, at No. CS9 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 17th dav of July, 1867. at 12 o'clock, noon, all the right, title and interest which Alexander Ross hndontoctstu day of July, 1857.

or at any time thereafter, in whose hands soever the same may be. of. In and to, ail that certain lot.piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the City of Brooklyn, N. anti bonnded as follows, viz: Beginning at a point on tbe southerly side of Centre street, distant oDe hundred and forty seven fet ten iiche westerly from the point of of the southerly line of Centre street with the westerly line of iiamiito.i avenue; running thence southerly at right angles to Centre street: one hundred feet thence westerly aud parallel to Centre street twenty live feet; thence northerly at right angles to Centre street one hundred feet to Centre utreet; aud thence easterly along Centre fit rut i tweuty nvc icui to tue point oi neginnmg: uein; kt. own as lot 8S3 (eight hundred and thirty three.) on a ii an tub na HMtui iiuuura property belbning to the map 'ionin to tne rit4i' oi aic.

de eaBeu, sivuuteu In tie Cltv of k'vn urvve 1 bv it. t.i raves, ity surveyor, auu uieu April the Kings County Clerk's Ofllce. Dated Brooklyn, June Jul lawew rATitiuh. nerin. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HD.

Surroeato of tbe A COS1VELL C. MiAINAHD. County of Klltpe: Notice Is bcrcb gWen, according mw. to all pereona ItavlDR clalmi. against CLEMENT L.

Dr.NNINGTONjlateof the City of Brooklyn, deceased, (hut tbey are required to exhibit tbe same, with tbe Touchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her residence, 128 Livingston street. In the City of Brooklyn, on or before ti rteeath day of Jnne next. Dated December 6, LSC6. ANN ELIZA DENXINGTON, dSlawgmE Adiui nlstratr PURSUANCE OF AS ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDElt.

Snrruaate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby niven. accordinz to law, to all persona havine claims against PETER RICK, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are re aulred lo exhibit the same, with tho Toucher, thereof, to the subscribers, the Executors, at the ofDce of WetmoreA Bowne, No. 9 Pine street, in tho City of New York, on or before the 23d day of October next. Dated April 16th, 1867. HE.VKF h.

HITCH, BICHARD H. BOWNE, Ereentora. EDWAKD UINCKEN, 8 KINUS V.upnpmn Tito, trainst Anna Oibbt. Wtlllint A Gibbs, junior. Sarab E.

uibba, Oharles Oibba Mr H. Pe terwn and Charles Peterson, he, husband, and Jeremiah rbompsoo. Somnjons for relief. U. H.

1st Ker. SO Oest sttuiu canceled. To ttio DercntJuiL ara Mro: You are heioby auxneBoned and reqstred toauawer ttu cotnolaint this action, wLioh will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kinsa. in the City of Brooklyn, tn said County, and to serve a copy of yonr answer the said complaint, on tho mbsenber, at bis otBce, al theVillaseol Eonljn. in Qtieani County, ithl twanti daya after the semee ot this aummoa on jqi, exetosivs) ot day ot snen and tf jon fall la answer the said complaint wrthtn the time aforesaia, the plaintiff tn ihu aeMon will apply to the Court for the ralfat demands (a tba oompisil Dated June 3Dtb.

1886. B. W. KABTMAN, Plunti attgrui. Tbsesmplaint the aoovs entitle sct'tra flts ta the above named Oteik'aotBo ob the sixth days! Jala 186.

ocSlawTaF H. W. Eabijiab. Ptnti Ausrnsv CIOUM'Y COUKT, K11SU. COUWTY Hecry Eldert against John A.

Picksrasrill and others. A. J. Z. frrr, Piff'a mn.

In porauasca of a judgment order of the Court, mad. in the Aore entitled iori. bearing date the eixteeneadai of Mo.cta, 18CT. will be soto public aactton, by or uid thedircetionof the undersumed refeiee, fir that trarooae bv sld order sppaimed. at the Commercial Exohans No Fpltm streef, (opposite tho City HLiln thotlfij of Brooklyn, oa tbeoDiflj day rf May, WW, o'clook noon of ibxt oai.

tbe foltowins deaenbed premUes: All tht certain lot. piece or parcel of croon lyn and hf ins In the Town oj hew tots, Kioct Oonoiy. Loos Island and State of New York, bonnded a follows, to nil BecirmrB at a point in the easterly lino of NicDo)sanns distant four bnndred and tbrrti sves fset from tbe northerly linn of Brooklyn and Jamaica ttaiiiosd, meamred alonr the easterly line of said avenue: toenoa nort de aJoDR hf aoutberly tine of lands of James Vrt leaa five hundred and thirty three feel to the westerly rins of Eldt rt's 'ane; thence eoutb 1 decree SO mfoateseut along the westerly line of said lane three handled and ten (eetto northerly lino oi Breoklin and Jamaica Baitroad; thence a'ons tbe said nottberlv linoof atd Baitroad aontb. 7i tine of said Nichols avenne: thence north 4 decrees west hfoos salt easterly line of said avenne four handrei and thitty seven eet to pla ie of begitmloit: cvnlntiiK SM 10 acres, more cr less. Together with alt sud stneulu the tenements hereditaments and 8ppartenaacm tbererto Lelonstnaot In any wise epperisislntf Dsied Brookirn.

aics 20. 17 nillawewTh JOHN l.tFFKBT8. ReSeaT The salt of the above described property Is herebv postponed until theth day or May, 17, at the same hour and placev Dated Brooklyn. Mav 23. 1SH7.

JOHN i. IjtKlrEKTS, BeffBree. Tho eale of tho above described property Is herebv fur ther postponed until the 15th day of June, lln at earnc honr and place. Dated Brooklyn, May 33 tnyST lewCwM JOIWL. RifoVco GEORGIA STATE 0TEISOS the bentfltof the Masonic Orphans' Home.

Prizes cas cd ninfornmtlottElven In two above named Lctt rnus.mitcbanstnct, np near Sooth Ferry ahd lJoFUjn Btrt, near Fnlton Feny: Now YorE B. WC pay SB scut more than otrotterles. mv8 UUJcl EDGAR MOtjOS. Bk. Pic nic 01? St.

Halachy's Chorch. The nixlh annual pic nic of St. Malachy's Church, of East New York, will take place at Lofert'a Park, on Tuesday, the 11th iiiBt. Burglary. About two o'clock this morning the grocery of J.

R. JurgerB, at the corner of Gra ham avenue and Bocram street, E. was burlarf ouBly entered by forcing open a rear shutter, anoob bed of three coats valued at fifty dollars, and the contents of the money drawer, consisting of pennies and small stamps to the amount of nearly three dollars. Educational A meeting is to be held tonight in Dr. Budington's Church, Clinton avenue, in relation to erectins a new building at the Adclphi Academy, so as to extend its capacity to moot the wants of this part of the city for a high school for boys.

Fire. A slight fire occurred in a shed in the rear of 43 South Fifth street, at four o'clook yesterday afternoon, supposed to have been caused by coals from a furnuce used in washing daring the day. A small quantity of lumber and tools contained in it were consumed together with an adjoining arbor, in Aiding a tolal loss of less than $200. Not insured Two wagons stored in a rear shed of a Mr. Kelly's blacksmith shop were with difficulty saved.

Whiskey Seizure. An illicit still was seized by Deputy Collector E. E. Dailey, on Sunday morning, on the Johnson Plank Road, near Flushing avenue. It was discovered on Saturday evening by Mr.

Dailey, in one of the excursions which he is in the habit of making with or without "Inspector Co chen." Forged Check Cashed. The police of New York were informed yesterdayafternoon, by Wm. A. Conanl, a resident of Huntington, L. thata forged check for $150, purporting to have been drawn by him, on the Continental Bank, ofNew York, and madepaya ble to the order of Geo.Rogers,haBbcen cashed by Grif.

fln, Bro. of No. CO Cortlandt street, by a young man who is as yet unknown. Attempted Burglary. At about two o'clock on the morning of the 1st of June, an attempt was made by two men (o enter the clothing store of Samuel Brash, No.

91 Main street, by unscrewing a shutter from ihc rear window, but after working for some time they left without effecting an entrance. The attempt was witnessed by a woman living in Stewart's alloy, who was watching to learn if they would gain an entrance and then give an alarm. Assault on an Officer About eleven o'clock this forenoon, Officer Barr, of the Forty first Precinct, arrested a man named Thomas Riley, who was found floundering about on the dock, at the foot of Hamilton street. As he was bringing him to the station house, the fellow turned on him, and before the officer could get at his club, beat him severely about the heed. The officer, however, held on to him until he brought him to the station house, and locked him up sarely.

Shooting: Affray at tbo foot of Court street A Man Shot In tko Breast. Last evening, about eight o'clock, a shooting affair occurred at the foot of Court street, resulting an one man being severely wounded. Had the weapon used been differently loaded, another murder would iiave been recorded, thereby adding to the already full murder calendar in this city. It appears that a Mr. and Mrs.

John Rapp have not lived on good terms recently, and having separated, Mrs. Rapp went to the house of a friend, Michael Flisch, at the foot of Court street. At the time named last evening Rapp went to Flisch's house and demanded admittance, which being refused, he assaulted Flisch with a stoue. The latter thereupon seized a double, barrelled shot gun, and fired at Rapp, who received the contents of the gun, fine bird shot, in the breast. The noise of Ike gun attracted the attention of persons residing in the neighborhood, and further demonstrations were prevented.

Officers Quick and Van Vicklen, of the Forty third Vrccinct. soon arrived, and while the former superintended the conveying of the wounded man to the Long Island College Hospital, Officer Van SVicklen arrested Michael Flisch, and took him to the Station house, where he was locked up to await the result of Rapp's injuries. This morning the injured man is re. ported to be doing well. Both the assailed and assailant are working men, the latter being C.tt years of age.

Mrs. Rapp is much troubled about the turn affairs have taken. POLICE: 17J Violation of Excise. John Freeman, a ocer, was arref ted yesterday by the Fiftieth Precinct police, charged with a violation of the litli section' of "the Excise Law. Violation of the Health Code.

John Flood, an itinerant swillster, was this morning fined 5 by Juslice Cornwell, for carting swill through the streets without a proper cart in which tbesame could be carried. AllegedViolatiox of the Excise Law. Laustaf', keeper of a drinkin saloon in Myrtle, near llue'son avenue, was arrested yesterday by Officer Rogers, ot the Forty fourth Precinct, charged with violating the Excise law by not having his place effectually eloped on Sunday. The case will come be Jbre Justice Morehouse. Violation of the "Water Code.

Officer Downey, of the Forty ninth Precinct, this morning arrested a man named Lawrence fiercer, residing in tbe Ninth Ward, on a charge of a violation of the water code, by using a still masher without a permit. He was fined glO by Justice Cornwell. Honorably Discharged, Mrs. Davis, residing at No. 250 Gold street, and charged with malicious mischief against the property and person of Lewis Rice, of the wtino premises, was shown' upon examination befoie Justice Cornwell, to be not at fault, and thereupen honorably discharged.

Alleged Excise Violation. Patrick H. Smith, who keeps a drinking saloon at the corner of Dykeinan and Van Brunt streets, was aircsted on Sunday by an officer of the Forty third Precinct, on a charge of selling liquor on Sunday. Ho gave bail to appear for examination before "Justice Dunne this afternoon. Larceny of a Watch.

Jeremiah Pren a young laborer on the farm of Michael J. Bergen, in Forty ninth street, was arrested for stealing a watch. It is valued at $10. and was found in the prisoner's possession. The watch belonged to Christian Kicard.

Preudergast is held for examination, Violation of the Excise. The violation of the Excise law are very few in number now a days. Either the violators have improved in style or morals, or else the police are getting careless. Sunday John H. Cook, a saloon keeper in Eighteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, was arrested by Officer Macheller.

Three different keepers of saloons tbe bounds of the Forty sixth Precinct, were taken before Justice Walter this morning, charged 'Vfitb violating the third section of the statute, in selling liquor without a license. John Lenhart having Srocnred a permit in the meantime he wui discharged, ames W. Iiieman and Joseph Giehl gave bonds to appear in a week for examination. An Old Offender. Catharine Hawley, a notorious shoplifter, was this morning arrested in New York by an officer of the Twenty eighth Precinct, and taken before Justice Dailey.

at the instance of Mobcb Kessel, of No. 112 South Sixth street, E. from whom she had purloined a coffee pot of the value of eighty cents. She was sentenced to the Penitentiary for eix mouths, upon which she fell upon her Jcneee and called down all sorts of curses upon the head of the Justice. Lost Children.

The police make the following return of lost children restored to their parents in the month of May: Forty first Precinct, 44; Forty second Precinct, 3i Forty third Precinct, 41 Forty fourth Precinct, 26: Forty fifth Precinct, 53; Forty sixth Precinct, 48 Forty seventh Precinct, 15 "Forly cighht Precinct, 2 Forty ninth Precinct, 20 Fiftieth Precinct, 10. Total US1 Excise Violation. Officer Valentine of the Forty sixth Precinct, yesterday morning arrested one John Baungartncr, keeper of a beer saloon in Scholcs street near Leonard, E. whom he found selling beverages without a license. John was taken efore Justice explaining that the reason 80 doing was owing to procrastination on his part, lie having made application but neglected to go for his Jicense, the Justice adjourned the hearing for a week.

Gave Bonds. Jacob Kaufman, living at lflS Scholes ttreet, E. was required to give bonds eiterday morning by Justice Walter, to keep the peace iowardB his wife Margaretta, in particular, which she accused him of not doing of late, he not being very of kicks and cuffs, to the detriment of her feol ingB. A Sailor in Trouble. Henry F.

Neville, twenty seven years of age, a sailor by occupation, was arrested yesterday afternoon by his brother in law, Officer Perrin, of the Forty fourth Precinct, who charges with stealing wearing apparel to the value Of 30. The offence iB said to have been com milted, some five months since, at which time a warrant was issued for tbe arrest of the accused, who, however, has managed to keep out of the way until the present time. Neville is said to be an uncertain sort of character, and not beloved by his brother in law. Justice Morehouse will hear the charge. Assault with a Club.

As Mr. P. O'Hal lOTan of 275 South Fourth street, E. was quietly walking along an adjoining street yesterday afternoon, he was sufldinly assailed by Henry Engleman, who rushed From a bouse in a sort of drunken frenzy and with a club beat him over the head, knocking him prostrate to the walk. Officer Holland oftheForty flilh Precinct, arrested the desperate man and lodged him in the Btntion house until yesterday morning, When Justice Dailey, sentenced Engleman to the Penitentiary for sixty days.

Friends fall Out. A Mrs. Medrien Sreyer, living: at 118 Broadway, E. was Sunday the recipient of a call by an old acquaintance named Paul Theodore, and during his stay, of usage more demonstrative than friendly. Paul, as charged by Mrs.

Meyer before Justice Walter yesterday morning, was slbzhtiv worse from a too free use of stimulants, and for some cause unknown to complainant, struck her on the breast. The Bcrvices of Officer Karcher were secured, and Paul was deterred from similar inflictions by being locked up. Justice Walter placed him under bonds to behave himself. How to Save Your Ferriage Buy the live morning newspaper, the Brooklyn Daily Pno one cent. Contains the latest telegrams from all parts of the world, together with the very latest local and general news.

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Williamsou. Auction Sale of New York avenue LoTs. jomes Cole's Son will sell at auction on Tuesday, Jnneiuti, 1567, at the Commercial Exchange, S69 Fnlton street, Brooklyn, at 12 o'clock, those Blxty valuable lots bounded by New York and Brooklyn avennes, Warren and Baltic streets. Baltic street is eighty feet wide, graded and the Park. are Eituated in the Immediate neighborhood of "UV" 'mprovemenis.

New York avenue ts well rcs'denccB surrounded by handsome gar tim considered by many as une as Clinton ave. Ji rP.r?Ct 60 can remain on bona and Auc foneer 0r For maps apply to the Auctioneer. jet Ice Pitchers, Coffee Urns Tea Seta Salvers Table and Wine Casters, Goblots rX Jr 3t' so, Knives, Forks, Spoons, ind' Card of Fino Silver Plated Wafo, of tti hiKotl3 Tvorkmanslilp. For Bale by tbe materials and JgjpaColiwiiT. BulesronSS; orfc apio lOt.ebdW A household without Tarrant's Seltzer A tip rlent within reach lacks an Important safeguard or and life.

A few doses of th standard remedy fa? Kcstlon, constipation and biliousness, relievo every ai treEsing symptomland nrevent dangerous consequent For sale by tho entire drug trade. roj jg TIT ANTE A GOOD OPERATOR would family sewing. would like to go out by the day or week, to do app'j at street, up stairs. XT ANTED THREE FINISHERS AND one trimmer, fordressmakimr, nt 76 Klatbnsh ave. WANTED A GOOD OOOK, WASHER and ironer in a small family; best of refereaces required.

Bedford ave, fifth brick house north of DeKalb avenue. WANTED THREE FIRST CLASS dressmakers, at Mrs. E. EATJCH'S, corner of Third avenue and Seventeenth street, South Brooklyn. None but good hands need apply.

je4 2t ANTED A YOUNG LAD, ABOUT 14 or 15 ytars of age; one tuat can read and write, to malte himself generally useful In a store. Gall atTGlln WASTED IMMEDIATELY, A SEAM Htresn. hv thft wpnlr or month: one who under atands all kinds of family sewing may apply at 43 Tomp jsiuB piucu, tu aoor irom dv egraw street. ANTE CARPENTERS, AT Sackett street, Brooklyn. 15 WANTED OPERATORS ON SINGER'S machines, to work on shoes; steady work and good wages the year round.

Apply at 75 Hamilton at. (next street to Clinton avO between Park and Myrtle avenues. Jel at WANTED A RESPECTABLE LITTLE girl to take care of a baby, and make herself eeo crally useful; sucii a one can haye a good home by applying at 184 Smith ttreet. Good reference required. WANTED A GOOD SMART GIRL, TO do general housework in a small family; wages $9 per month; reference required.

Apply at 210 Livingston street, near Uond. WANTED BY AN AMERICAN PAMI ly of Ave, a good girl for general housework and washing and ironing. None need apply unless well recommended, second brown house In DeKalb ave below Adelphl st. ANTED A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to work for a small, plain family, one who would be satisfied with small wases and a good home may apply at 12S Smith st, in the store ANTED A LITTLE GIRL TO SEW niifi run nf errands: American nrelerred: a srood oi.portnnity to any one wiBhiug to find a home for a child. Apply plot iJ'iur 6HHI ANTED A COMPETENT PROTEST ant girl 10 do general housework.

One that can cok, wash and Iron well may apply, with reference, at 17 Leffortsstreet. jo4 2f ANTED AT THE BROOKLYN Flint Glass Works, forty or fifty boys. Inquire at 475 Columbia bctweeu Slate and Atlantic at 7 o'clock to morrow WANTED A COLORED GiRL7T0 cook, wash and iron; reference required. Apply at No. GOi Washington avenue.

je3 41 WANTED 50 GIRLS, TO PACK "Century" foil. Good wages to experienced hands. P. LORILL AliD, 1G Chamber street, K. Y.

WANTED TWO COMPETENT, agreeable girls, one as good cook, washer and ironer. the other as chambermaid and waitress, to assist In washing and ironing, (Ptotestants.) Apply at No. 243 Livingston street. WANTED A CHAMBRMAID AND waitress: one who perfectly understands her bnsi ss ard can give the best of city references. Apply at Mrs.

CSEORK'S, Clinton opposite Wllloughby. ANTED A YOUNG MAN, 18 OR 20 years oJd, in a hardware store; one who can come well recommended and resides in the vicinity. VINING WASHBURN, Fulton avenue, near Classon. je33t WANTED A COLORED GIRL AS cook in a family of six adults; must be a good washer and ironer, ana come well recommended; good wages will be given if worthy. Apply at 312 Adclphi st.

Je32t WAKTED A YOUNG WOMAN AS nurse and seamstress, who has filled a simliar situation; will be required to go Into the country for two months during the summer; a Protestant preferred. Thosw having first clnss recommendations can apply at S85 Wnshington avenue, 5th house south of Fulton av. JeS2t WANTED TWO YOUNG GIRLS TO work at the dreesmakin; those used to tho business preferred. Apply immediately, in Rkillraan st, between WiJloughby and DeKalb aveB, 5th house south of WUloughhy aye. je3 2t WANTED A WILLING GIRL FOR general housework; must be a good washer and ironer and good cook; best of references required.

Apply ut aiiS Adelphi st. ju3 St WANTED A PIRST CLASS DRESS maker wants to go out by tho day; can cut add lit and do ail kinds of family sewing; can operate on Singers and Wilcox and Cibb's sewing machines. Call at 1SJ7 Fulton ave, near Flatbtish ave. je 1 it ANTED 100 LABORERS. IMMEDI ateiy, to work on laying second wuter mam for the city of Brooklyn.

Applv on work at Kast New York; wtes $1 75. (myai Ct) KIN'GSLKY KKENY. 1nf7 ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO OP crate on Singer's and Wheeler and Wilson's sowing machines; all branches taught and recommended to work; also nil kinds of family Bittern ng and quitting done by an experienced operator. Apply al 133 Fulton street, up. stairs.

ap'JU'jm ANTED SITUATIONS LADIESIN Brooklyn and its vicinity in want of good, trusty and well recommended servants, who are willing to hire for moderate wages, should apply at HICKEY COS. large and elegantly fitted up oillec, 100 Pineapple st, the most select mid respectable in the city. jel Sf WASTE IMMEDIATELY b)R VANTS To cook, wash and Iron; laundresses, chambermaids, and girls for general housework; first class places arc in great abundance for neat, capable girls; over l(i0 r.ituatlotis every day for this city and the country, at MR. HEXDRECKSON'S Old Established Office, 121 Atlantic street, near Henry. Aisq, small girls and girls lately lauded are in great demand.

TE.i) SERVANTS COOKS, general houseworkers. laundresses, nurses, chani beimaias, girls lately landed, small girls, they must be well recommended. Apply at WALLACE'S Agency, 4 Sands street, near Fulton. N. B.

Employers in city and country promptly supplied with cflJcfem and truty servants at this ofiQce. the oldest in Brooklyn, Estabfisned 184D. JelSf SITUATIONS WAIVTEIt ANTED A SITUATION BY A vminff Mrl to do peiierjil housework in a small family, or clmnitarwork; best of references given. Please ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE pniT.tjihlevounff woman to do ceneral housework: is a good plain cook, washer and Ironer; lias good city Terences. Call for two days at No 6 Clermont ave.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE ppectable younjr woman to de general housework: is a good plain cook, washer and irouer; has good city references. Call for two days at 37 Stanton st, between Tillary and Concord. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE pec table young girl to do general housework in place. Call at No. 55 Tlliary street.

In Lie basement. WANTED A FAMILY LEAVING FOR the eoimtrv. wishes to find a situation for a most desirable girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or would assist in the care of children. Inquire at her present employer's, norlhea8t cor, of Bedford and Lafayette ava. WANTED SITUATIONS BYj TWO rttETtpnrahln vrinnir ihrls In a private family; one is a good plain cook, and an excellent washer and ironer, the other as chambermaid aud walt reus linvn tlir lipst.

nf r.tv reference from their last nlace In Brooklyn. Call for two days at No. 57 Main st. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE epectabJo young woman to do genoral housework in a small family. Callfor two days at 50 Myrtle avenue, top floor, front room; has good references from her last place.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A GIRL IhIrIv landed, in a eentlaman's family, to do nn stairs work ana make herself generally useful. Please call at 1C6 Union Btreet, near Columbia, up statrs. ANTED A SITUATIONBY A RE enf ct iiv.4r von up woman as chambermaid aud waft rest; can give good city reference from her last place. lian ue Been tor two uujb i a diuuu ohow, uumcrui Dean, Brooklyn. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE sDeciabie rroteBtant young woman, wittia lady who is going to the country, or to travel as haby'a uurBe: understands the care of an infant from its birth; none but flrfit ninfls families need aDnly Can bo seen at her Dre sent employer's 38 South Oxford street, between DeKalb ana iaiaycite aveuuea, xi uumju.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectable young girl to do up stairs work, or tnV enrfi nf children, in a resnectable famllv. Innnire at 87 Schermerhorn street, 3 doors from Boerum street, for two days. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE 6 pec table girl as chambermaid and waitress; has no otjectfon to lhe country; can be seen at her pre pent employer's, for two days, 110 Fort Greene place, Brookl. n. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE soectable vounc woman as chambermaid and help with the washing, or cook, wash and iron good re foTonpoo fnr twn rinvd at Nnvv at.

HvnnL lvn WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE ftncctablc vounc woman as housemaid hn no objection to children. Apply to M. TOPPING, corner "Washington and Fnlton aves. WANTED A SITUATION BY A R3S snectable vounc woman as uond nook, wwhpr and ironer; city or country; has good city references. witu iur irM uuj ui 10a rv urrcu av, near uoaa.

WANTEDAITUAYlONTrYA. RB spectanlo Protestant woman as cook; is willing lo assist in washing and ironing; best of refei ence given. nply at 189 Jay st, Brooklyn, in the rear, for two days. WANTED A SITUATION FOR A BOY 14 years old. as errand boy; can read and write and is smart and strictly honest.

Apply at fo. SI Carroll st. WANTED A SITUATION BY AN active, respectable and efficient voung woman, as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general honseworK; she will be found willing and industrious, makes excellent bread and I la a first class washer; makes the best bread and ntRc.mt: Ernoil rererenees. Annlir nr A ECO( near Fnlton. In the basement.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A young girl to go in the country with a family for tho summer months; would tako care of a child or two; 'fw" KJa" lo morrow (Wednesday), at 93 Wvckoff street. Itronklvn. WITAKTliVn A T.ATVV OTratruu t.t cure a situation in a private family for a girl as chambermaid and w.iltress or nurse; is folly competent for cither, having lived with her in that capacity for Is Mni an1 attentive to her 12t Lafayette avenne for two days. ANTED A SITUATION AS OHIlS woman; is a good plain sewer. Apply at her present eui algUW.

jet, 4.V WAJSTiSJJ A SITUATION BY A RE 0mCf.J2e'e.yonJ1T,?,omBna8 children'amaid and Xi fl' and mate herself generally c3 2t Hon8'on st, 4 doors from Park ave. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE anuctabloyounggirl to to etinmherwni lr nrtnVn iZ lu 'o cnumoerwors orme caISv objection to the country. Can be and Bond 7 Paclfl0 street. between Hoy ANTED A SITUATION BY AN fi may as Housekeeper in some tlret and Sth WAN BY A RESPECTABLE tleman's house; widower Dreferreri! fnnrt nf ehtldren; pood references if reqalred. reqalred.

Address T. Brooklyn off tCfcronces can he given. Apply to 60Wyck myi5 aw wl jhu A OITUATll'JN xsx a young man as coocuman: willing to eood references. mAddrfsa ANTED SITUATIONS FOR AVEKY inrirp. Immhai.

rP 1, nltfll ftnil targe uumDer of neat, trustworthy, civil ana yui BiiiB servants, who have excellent references irpm their last employers. Ladies In want of first class reliable help for every description of work can immediately ma6t uuraiemon. rermsiuv TKTANTED A SITUATION BY A RE epectauie rroiestant young woman a uun" scBmstrcES, or to do general lionBework in a small private fimilly good city reference. Please call nt 90 Wyckoff street for two days, first floor, bacS ANTPiD STTTTA TiATTES IN iirotKiyn and its vicinity desirous oi prutming tact .1 rtf and Catb R'S Baleet Aeency, 10 Tillary street. N.

B. This is the most rospect bdio ana rellanlo Agenoy in BrooSlva. in years esiao Fly calches made Nationals, 18; Live Oak, 11. Fly catches missed National, Live Oak, 0. Faffed balls National, Live Oak, 18.

Ralls called National, 10; Livo Oak, 41. Strikes called National, 36; Live Oak, 20. Ituscs given on balls National, 3. Umpiie Jos. Umplcby, of the Knickerbocker Club, covers Messrs.

(larfield and Jones. Time of game Three hours. RoBEitT LrcKEY, formerly dealer in boys' and youths' clothing, informs bis friends and former customers, that he is now located with S. F. Whiting, 213 Fulton street, where he will bo pleased to exhibit a very superior stock of men and boys' clothing; also a very lino assortment of piece goods for custom work, at greatly reduced prices apl6 Brooklyn Art Gallery Xow Open.

Frt I'lAhibivion of Oil Paintings. James Mor.r:rs 15!) Fulton av. Matiif.ws' New Scale Pianofortes are receiving the highest praise from severe critics. Superior nstrumcnts at low prices. Warerooms 2 Fulton street, opposite Johnson.

Jet Mathews Slade. Peck Farrell, have removed their Rat and Trunk Store to No, 216 Fulton street, whero they will be pleased to sec their customers and friends Ko. 16 Fulton street, nearly opposite the Savings Bank Jel 100,000 worth of Real Laces, Lace Goods, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves and Undergarments, at greatly reduced prices. Fiiedehick. Loeskb, 3c3 Ct 277 Fulton street The largest and best assorted stock of Dress and Mantilla Trimmings; black and colored Velvet RibbonB of a Buperior quality, retailed at Im porter's prices.

Fkbdebick Lohse, c3 Ct 277 Fulton Btreet. An immense stock of Ribbons, from the finest quality to medium, and low priced, from late auction sales, astonishingly low, at je3 Ot Frederick Loebeb'8, 277 Fulton street. How to Get Rich. In every purchase be snve pet the worth cf your money and live within your income. If you are a housekeeper, always ask your procer for Pyle's Soap which saves labor, time and money.

Mothers who dose their darlings with drastic purgatives incur a fearful responsibility. The gentte, moderate (yet effective) laxative alterative and yet anti bilious operation of Tarrant's Seltzer Anorient peculiarly adapts it to tho disorders of children. Sold by all druggets. All the Highest Premiums, 1866. Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing Machines, manufactured by Wheeler Wilson Company.

Sold only by Elliptic S. M. No. 543 Broadway. N.

Y. mjZ Cabinet Organs and Pianofortes tuned and put in thorough repair, Leave your orders with MAn EW8 Slade, Piano and Cabinet organ Warerooms, 290 Fulton street, Brooklyn; asm, my2' Van Deventer's Kalergon fob the nAln. Restores irrey hair to its natural color, prevonts the hair from falling out, eradicates dandruff, and rcnows the erowth when tho hair has fallen out. It is as clean as cologne water. For Bale at 175 Fulton street Brooklyn.

Depot 832 Greenwich N. Y. lwst Black and Colored Gimps, Sack Buttons and Ornaments In every style and and at low prices at Lock 1TT, Son Co's, 231 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. apl2tf Fringes, Silk, Worsted and Cotton in different Aarietics at J. Lookitt, Sok Co's, 231 Fulton street, opposite Clinton.

apli tf New Spring Patterns of Gnipure Cheny and Maltese Laces have Just been received by Loobtitt. Sok 231 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. apl2 It An Extraordinary Improvement In Arfcl flclal TectU. From Watson's Weekly Ait Dn. M.

Levktt has always ranked among onr first 4en tlstB. and dentistry owes much to his scientific researches ami inventions, but his new Invention of Suction Ceilular Plate, in combination with a reticulated gold web and rubber base, for artificial teeth, comes nearer to perfection than any we have seen. It is so light as hardly to be a weight in the hand, and at the same time It is extremely clastic and strong. By a series of afr cells it is held Immovable in the mouth, and ts so Bmall and compact that it does not Interfere with speech or taste. It 1b, in short.

Mm the most cleanlv and the nrmest denture that was ever pnt In the mouth, and consequently we com mend it overall uiuura. oi. jisvjrn, ivemjai, No. 27 (late 26) East Twentieth street. ap29 tfl's 5th houBe from Broadway.

ITIAHKIED. Knox Mebcotjs In Brooklyn, June 2d, 1S67, by tho Kcv. J. E. dearies, Sir.

Alexander F. Kxox to Pheue Mekcoux. all or urooKiyn. DIED. GitowiNSKI Neoha.

yonngest daughter of T.D. and Rebecca Grodjinsl, aged 1 year, 5 months and 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, ko. Johnson street, urookiyn. Boston papers please copy.

Peebt Tneidov morning, June 4tb, Ambbose, youngest son of E. C. and Kate Perry. Relatives and iricnds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the rcsidcuco ot his parents, S02 Fulton avenue, on Wednesday at 4 o'clock. YakMatek On Monday, Juno Sd, after Bhort and severe illness, HiSSAn, the wife of Peter Van Mater, tn the SBth year or her age.

The relatives and friends of the famllv aro resnectfnllv Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, Airs ncganau, no uari street, uu wcouesaayai ternoon at half pasts o'clock. Wade June 3d, Catheeinb A. Mitchell, the wife of Harry 11. waue, native ot lrcianu, ageu i years ana Vnneral'will take the house. No.

4 Hunter Bt. Wednesday at 2 o'clock. IKGAI NOTICES. rtf PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OP WILLIAM D. VEEDEB, E6q ofthe County nf Klnes Notice 1b hereby given, according to law to all Sons having claima agaWjOHN H.NEtJHOFK, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are re aulred to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to (he subscriber, the administratrix, at her residence, corner of DeKalb avenue and Sklllman street, in the City of liroOKiyn, ou wi D2nmivv0mS' DOPIS NE17HOFF.

Administratrix. IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OP WILLIAM D. VEEDEK, Surrogate of the nnnntv of Kings Notice Is hereby given, according to County 01 nlntms I'mf lnst HAJftrEITW tho City of Brooklyn, deceased, that chmir. the same, with the vounhpK to the subscriber, the administratrix, at tho olBce of Winiain J. Bruce, No.

7 Beokman street In tho City ot New lorEi on or ueiuw mo UweTs? SOPHIA BUEROWS. AdmlnUtratrt Voor'u, 3 his wlfeCcoveP uirf. ipa by deed tc and recorded In the KMls'eruj; Jet latftlwTn rT.