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ftsr. ftMmnrlrAla. iiwaar rlAfarrainfcflirlat fo tS aa baa as tue rest or tnem, no miu 'ui i i 77T' a niilliu i'VFH T1TT HELP WANTED. ii il 'Il'l ll.V'l! ii 1 11 BOARD TO LET, AT 24 CLINTON ST, a large room on 2d floor adjoining the bath roitn, well furnished, also two beautiful parlors, wltV eitennon, with breakfast and tea if desired; references exchanged. je73t By Ifelegriph to the Brooklyn teajle From Mr.

Johnson, Dentist 'iovrelL Haas: "Deab Bra Two year since, a friend of urine from New York sent me a bottle of your dentifrice very properly called Sozodont, with the request that I should give it a trial. I did so, and was convinced it was dsstinedto take the place of all preparations for the toeth. I have been engaged in the praotiee of Dentistry for tho past seventeen 07) years, and during that all the preparations for tho teeth offered to the public, I must say that, from personal experience, the Sozodont bears oft the palm. For my own use, I would not be without it for any consideration.1! Bcuaro of imitations. jeilw A Beauthttl Complexion.

Ladies desiring a clear, smooth, and beautiful skin, should use this delight, ful Toilet preparation. Ask your druggist for GEO. W. Lauvd's "Bloom of Youth." myl6 2t Cheap Soap Pyle's Good for Laundry, Bath, or Toilet becomes very hard, and lib to waste. Sold by Grocers everywhere.

a5jf keri without strngRlo at least, and oh drew hia pistol and prcsonted it at Offiosr Hlpwellta Bfantly darted at theotberwlth drawnolnb, bnt.hia adversary who undonhtodly waB an expert "craokaman," wrenched It from his grasp and Bolzcd him, Hlpwell called ant for help, whoreupon the private watchman attempted logo to bis aid; but tho burglar opposing him placed MS pistol in close proximity to tho raan's head, at the same time threatening to shoot him if he Btlrred. AU thin occurred wljhin the spaoa or on9 minute. The thrilling tableau presented by the four men at this juncture of affairs was diss'olTod almost in' an instant, by tho burglars unexpectedly turning to flight, leaving officer Hipwoll for the momoht reeling in consequence of his adversary hurling him from his grasp, and tho private watchman with hl hair alihoat standing upright at tho startling situation he had beon placed in. In an Instant the officers had recovered themaolves, and started in pursuit. The fugitives ran rapidly down to Wythe avenue, thence along the avenue until they were lostin the darkness, During the pursuit both officers fired several shots at them, ono of which took effect in ono of the pursued as was evident by tho traces of blood, whioh wore Bub.

soqucntly discovered along the l'ne of flight. As officer Hiywell, was about firing a third shot, the muzalo Of hta pistol camo info contact with one of the fingers of hia left hand, and the woapon being prematurely discharged, tho finger was badly shattered. After pursuing the burglars for a considorabla distance alorg Wytho avenue, all sight or sound of them was lost, ond tbo chase given up. It is thought by tho police that theso follows were three Spaniards, who rode in a Greenpoint car from Fulton Ferry, at a hour last night, and told tho conductor to notify thorn whon they arrived at South Ninth street. At that street thoy left the car, and the conductor, euspecting nothing wrong, paid no further attention to them, It was discovered that a numbor o.

gas lamps in the vicinity of tho struggle, whioh pre. viously were lighted, bod been extinguished; probably by the burglars, to assist them la their nofarious work. Tho police aro searching for them, but thoro la llttlo or no prospect of success. Further Burglarious Depredations in the Eastern District A House Entered and Uobbed of 400 The tee ATenne Church Again Robbed. The residence of Mr.

Philip Glover, No. 8 South lOlh streot, was entered at an early hour this morning by bnrglarB, who climbed up tho grapo arbor in tho back yard, aud opening a window of tho second story, crawled into the bcd.room, where tho gentleman was sleeping. Ab tho first point of interest, on domination wbb modo of tho clothing of Mr. Glover, whioh was hangiug on a bod post. In the vest pocket was found an elegant gold watch, valued at about if SCO, and in Uio pantaloons a watlot containing from $00 to $100.

These wero rccured, and tho burglars, aftor taking a loaded revolvor which was iu the room, de, parted without rousing the inmates. Borne think that the burglary was committod by tho parties encountered by liijvfel! private watchman Hawks, as tho, former aro supposed to have left tho car at South ath street, about a block from Mr. Glovor's rosldenoe; but of courso, it is impossible to say that suoh was tho case THE LEE AVENUE Cmmon ENTEBED. Tho Leo avenue Bcformed Dutch Church was also' entered some tlmo during' tho night, and tho oarpet stolen from two of (ho aisles. Last week this ohuroh was burglariously entered, and tho aisles strippod of their' carpet, A now lot had been purchased and put down, a part of which was stolen last night.

There ore so many advantages offered to burglars in breaking into thia placo, that it would bo well, if a private watchman were ongoged to guard it by night. THIRD EDITION EAGLE OFFICE, 3 P.M. THE FENIAN EXCITEMENT. Feasbmh. June T.

Three hundred Fonians marched to tho dopot and then marched back again. Tonomo, 0. June T. All Is quiet at tho various points on tho Westorn frontier. The action of tho United States government in regard to tho Fenian movement, causos tho greatest satisfaction.

Parliament meots to morrow, whon no doubt the gov omment will bo empowered to suspend tho habscu cor pui, in order to bring to trial by court martial lawless aggressors like the Fonians. ThoBeBBion of Parliament will probably ba a short ono. Buffalo, June 7. Six Fenian officers were brought before TJ. 3.

Commissioner Parker thiB morning. Moonoy, of Buffalo, was released on ball in the sum of $5,000 to appear at this Court on Thursday next. Col. O'Neil, S. M.

Fogorty, Wm. Smith, M. Falvayana James Eyan gave bonds for 1 6,000 each to appear on tho lDOi inst. at Uanandaigua, to answer before Judge Ship man, of tho Circuit Court. These men aro now around town, receiving tho congratulations of their friends.

Fenians are Btill arming bore. Some stay and others go East. They are very reticent, but repeat the old gag about "going to work on tho railroads." None are armed, but occasionally a man has a Babro. P. O.

Doy, Head Centre of this Distriot, is in Now York for instructions. The recent order issued from Washington about arresting tho Fenian leaders, makos considerable talk, but apparently tho men oro in good spirits, and only await orders "to attend to business." No means for their subsistence is provided, and thoy aro scattered all over the city among tbo Irish sympathizers. Sykacose, N. Juno 7. Great excitement prevailed among the Fonlana last night.

Six hundred dollars wore raised at a meeting here, and ono hundred and ton men wore sent to tho front. Several car loads of Fenians from the Wost also arrived hero laBt evening and were grcoted with hearty and earnest cheers. Thcvall passed East on tho 12:10 o'clook train last night. BOOTS! P. O.

ORAMAR, Boot and Shoe Maker, 48 Myrtle aveuuo, two doors from Jay street, offers the best. FRENCH CALF BOOTS ou the most reasonable terms. Itewoalf 19 Footed ca'f Oi Good shaoo and warranted to fit. Call and erauiine. jatftf CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS, GEORGE HUDSOK SONS, CORNER OF FULTON AND YORK STS, BROOKLYN Have on hand a large assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, Slightly damaged by fire, which will be sold BELOW OOST.

Tho business of our establishment, whioh was alurhtly interrupted by the late firo, Is now again FULLY RESUMED. PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, i ojui PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Done at the shortest notice. jeMt i EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK, Ko. 5 COURT 8TRE r' MONTAGUE BUILDING, DEPOSITS from now till the 10th day1 of Jul will' draw interest from tho first. SIX PER CEftT.

raTERHST'ALLOWBD, CORNELIUS.DarER, Preside. J. Brahiqde, See'y. jollniMd AMUSEMENTS' ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN. MB.

AND MBS. BARNEY WILLIAMS', Assisted a mil urftmti.o uomour, WILL GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT On WEDfiESDAY MIGHT, June'13tb. PreepndR to he donated towards the liauldatlon of tba debt ol St. Anpe'e Church. i 'Mr.

and Mrs. Williams expect ajf oil bouaelfor.ia worthy J)6t ENGLISH COMIC OPKRA. BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MIISIU THE DOCTOR" OF ALCANTARA, MUST BE RRPEATKDBEOAUSB BVERYBppT To be followed by "THE ROSE OF CASTILE." 'THE TWO OADIS." AND "A NIGHT IN BOHR." Price of admission For Parouette. Balopny and Ureas Circle tl; Family Circle 60 cents; Reserved Seats SO Hants extra. Tel JAS.

COLE'S SON, AUCTIONEER, Office 369 Fulton street. (Commercial KxobangeJ MONDAY. JUNE Utn.i At 12 o'clock at tho Commercial Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street, (opposite the Brooklyn. FOUR VALUABLE LOTS N.

W. OOBNBR OP MADISON bTREET AND ULAfiSON AVENUSLooation good and surrounded by first olass improvements; Also, same day, about 3 acres of valuable.Utnd on Bat Brooklyn. Maps, at tue office the auctioneer, j73t DR. SPARKS Wllili Ul.VE A VKBlf 1W strnotlve and ohaste private Lecture to Lidlav at the Brooklyn Medical Institute, 2U Fulton street, os 81 DAY, of thia week, Jones', at 3 P. and a urivate Lecture to Gentlemen on TUESDAY hVENlFtf NEXT, at 8 P.M.

LeoturesFrce. tfLOAK, MAHTILLA. AND DRIM5 Warerooms, Fulton Btroet. Mlss E. DUNNE, having removed Oloak, Mantilla' and Dress Wardrooins, mode arrannements to execute all orders in the bBst manner, and at shortest notice.

Warerooms 271 Fulton Btreet, over Beioks' lace store. )e6iw ASP KUAL MUETiN Ot' HE dUJS CIRCLE ot the F. B. will be JAJIMS ItOW (Fiday) EVENING at Mr. JMNMOBRW Plea1ea7afi.re8,' Board of Supervisors Boom fl, 3 o'clock P.

M. of iforder of the Boaid of Bupor plaoo they mil opeeeo. RYDER. Fuora of Kings ixmnW. wA4, MAYO LITTLE, JAQUES 3.

Sm.WlSLL, Committee on AlmjQoaM. Brooklyn, June 7, 1868. i9' BUTTER. ONE PROFIT BETWEEN THE PBODUOBR. PBODDOB COJfWSSlOHHOySB.

l06 IJy. ni, iVTrjSli oontaioini ten pounds and upwards. mei.no all Part, of "oflgp pE0K) mtri was "sucker" ndpn; nnger juuuiu to indicate that I was He latd lmis pnblio offl cer like the rest of them nd had hold of. the "t3at," 1 Wleh 1 tried to prove that Mr. Cheshire was, tt 'ef.

he said he had been convicted by a court martial. i replied toac ir jur. unesnire iiauijui, would June proved different, I belong to tho same party that Mr, Cheshire does. Mr. i mm flimervisof of Kinns coont7.

aud also held the position of Commissioner of tho Board of Enrollment, but at tno tune spoaeu oi no was uuuuuuu in Fort Warren; Mr. Cheshire went into tho Provost Marshal's offlco at the organization of tho Board, and remained there up to the time of his arrest; Mr. Cheshire told mo that when he was first arrested he was taken to Washington; he said ho did not know why ho was taken there; he was subsequently tried and alterwards dismiBBcd on parole; it was after this time that ha was imprisoned at Albany ond at Fort Warren; I don't know that I did anything to procure his liberation, as it was not iu my power; don't know if I signed a petition to gethim out; don'tinow that apotitiou would havo got him out; prior to the last six or eight years, Mr. Cheshire was clerk in a wholesaia grocery store in New York. I don't know positively what business Wm.

CbeBhlro wbb engaged in for the last 6 years. Ho was out of employment about two'montbs before ho wout into the Provost Marshal's ofilce; and he has beou a member of the Board of Supervisors for four years past; he Iibb recently beon appointed clerk in the Assessors office; I was Alderman of tho 13th Ward in 1837, and since thot time, I have been in the Sheriff's office, and am now Port Warden; when Mr. Wooley spoke about suckers, I did not think it applied to mo; 1 told Mr. Cheshire, that if anybody called me a "thief" I would mako him prove it, or I would not expect my friends to associate with me and bo insulted for doing so. Ec direct I asked Mr.

Cheshirewhat tho charges against him were, but had never been ablo to get them; be told mo that he had never had a dollar of O'uitxl States money in his hand, and that ho had never wronped a man out of a dollar in his life; he said bo bad never made a dollar out of the governmont money in Ills possession; he said that bethought Baker's squod meant to make a Bcapegoat of him; he told me tbat'ho had Been that Court Martial at Washington, aud that he wob Bure to bo convicted of something, in consequence of tho escape of Waldron; as far as I know no application has been mado for auy pardon for Mr. Cheshire; Mr. Cheshire told mo that Nathans bod visited Mb house ond ransacked his papers; after his return irom Fort Warren Mr. Cheshire told mo that ho had got an unconditional pardon, that tho goveruinout opened the door and told him to go. CrOBB examined Ho told mo alter his trial before tbo Court Martial, that ho didn't like that modo of trial.

Ho told me that he was convicted. OASE FOB THE DEFENCE. Tho testimony of this witness closed tho caso for tho prosecution, and tho case for tbo defence was opened by Mr. Thompson. He claimed that the dofeuce would show the position of matters in the Provost Marshal's office, nnd that this was a moro merconarysuit for money.

Complainant was arrested and convicted, and thiB was a matter of public notoriety known to all the community thot tho witncBS for tho complainant had gono over to Mr. Wooloy to pump," in order to get aomo basis for making a complaint; that tho name of Mr. was not used in tho conversation alluded to at all; that Mr. Cheshire had been the Bubject of similar attacks for a long time before, aud had notnoticod it, and ho claimed that unless men wero allowed to canvass the character of public men, there was no means of knowing who were proper men for public offices. Thoy would show that he hod taken bribes; that $1000 had beorr paid to him at oao time for tho run of tho Provost Marshal's office; that from a position of indigence ho had como to acquire Budden wealth.

Thoy would show tho machinery of this Provost Marshal's office. Thoy had certificates for hand money, and thoy would show large numbers of these certificates goininto tho pocket? ol Mr. cnesnire; mar money ueiurp; tue recruits found its way into tho pockets of Mr. Cheshire; that no ron could, yet into the Provost Marshal's office unless those who paid Mr. Cheshire, and that ho had au arrangement with Nathans aud Bitterly aud others, by which nine tenths of tho business in that ofilco was made to run in one channel, ond that Mr.

Choshiro hod his sucker in that channel to get his share out. The first witness called for tho defence was Honry M. Dixon, who testified as follows Am a plumber; know tho parties to this BUit; was presout at tho conversation between Mr. Wooley ond Mr. Wilson, in front of Mr.

Wooley'SBlorc in South Tth street; Mr. Wilson catuo up ond said, "I'm going to tako Martin's measure;" ho had a tape line in his baud; Mr. Wooley said, "You bod better take your own measure, for I sow you with public Uriel' iho other day;" Mr. Wilson was very much oxcitcd ond said they were waiting to get hold of a man Iiko him (defendant) to mako him sweat for it; I can't soy wheibcr Mr. Wilson said, "Thoy" or "Wo;" Mr.

Wilson went on to say about this man there was no namo mentined that he was innocent; there was a remark mado about a person being tried and locked up; a short tinio afterwards, Mr. Cheshire camo to mo and askod me what tbo conversation was; I did not state to him ot that time what tho conversation was; I am confidont that the name of Mr. Cheshire was not used at all in tho conversation; when Mr. Wilson spoko of Martin, I Bupposed ho meant Marlin Kalbfleisc'i who had just been defeated for Mayor at tho tlmo; I did not know at the timo who Mr. Wooley meant by tho term "public thief;" I cant't say'lhat I heard anything said about auy person's beluga "'public robber;" havo known Mr.

Cheshire for some years; knovtbo Provost Marshal's office on Grand stroot; knew almost all connected with it; was in tho office often; knew Mr. ChCBhire'Bbusinecs in the office; he was engaged in paying the recruits bounty money; prior to this conversation spoken of I did not hear ouy statements about tho conviction of Mr. Cheshire. John Nicholson, sworn Am a policeman; havo been four ysars and seven months; am acquainted with tho parties to this suit; know Mr. Cheshire for tho last nine years; was present at the convoisat'on spoken ot between Mr.

Woolley and Mr. Wilson; Wllcou made the remark that he was going to measure "Martin;" Mr. Wooley bad bettor measure your soli', ou were seen out riding with a public said I thought Mr. Cheshire was a persecuted man, and Mr. Wooley eaid that it was a great pity that an innocont niun Bhould be persecuted, but that Mr.

Cheshire had beon tried and couvioled before a Court Martial; there was something said about hia trial bolng for something in connection with tho Provost Marshal's office; Mr. Wooley Baid that he hosed what ho said upon what ho had read in the newspaper; he said ho read thot Mr. Cheshire hod been arroatod tor recoiviug money, whilo Commissioner in tho Provost MarBhol's office; when Mr. Wilson said that Mr was just the man they wanted to get bold o.c; Mr. Wooley replied, "Its mouey you want, Mr.

Wilson caid that ho knew that the Provost Marshal's ofilce wasrotton; Mr. Wooley did not use Mr. namo iu any part of the conversation, to my recollotion; I was the first oue who mentioned Mr. Cheshire's name; when Mr. Wool ley mentioned a "public thief," I did not know whom ho meant, butpresumcd that It was Mr.

Cheshire, Cross examined When I montionod Mr. Cheshire's name. Mr. did not say that ho did mean Mr. Cheshire; Mr.

Dixou was present whon Mr. Cheshire's name was mentioned. Counsel for defence hero proposed to put in ovldonco tho charges and specifications and finllnga before tho Court Martial in Washington on tho trial of Mr. Cheshire. Counsel for complainant said he would be willing lo admit theBo papers iu testimony if the ontlro proceedings would bo put in evidenco thoy would admit tho whole concern, but objected to a portion of tho rocord being put in evidenco.

The Court ruled that it was competent to show the charges and findings of tho Court without tho testimony. The Counsel for defenco then read tho specifications of the charges, accusing Cheshire of having received a pinno and certain sums of money from ouo Nathans, and ono Ilorko, and othors, lor allowing them special priiilegesin tho office of tho Provost Marshal; with having appropriated to his ownuso largo sumsof money belonging to Kings to bo paid as bond money, aud having accepted bribes for transferring a number of recruits to tho credit of Kings with having received biibes from George Sittorly and others, and with having taken $300 from an arrested dosortor, and appropriated it to his own uso, and tho finding of tiio coui thot ho had received niohoyfrom Nathans, Sittorly and othors, for bis lntluonce to help their busiuoss as a member of tho Board of Enrollinont. Counsel then claimed that if they could provo that Mr. Cheshire had beon guilty of using this procoss of mulcting peoplo for allowing them to transact thoir ripbtlul bupiiiess in the office to which ho was connected, ii found a fraud upon tho govornmout and people of tho UniieU Slotee. Qen.

Cr.ooko for the complainant, contended tho making of a to a public officer and tho acceptance ol Ibe same, did not constitute tho rocipiout a thief. It is of history that thoro is but oue public official in hiflh position who refused to aocopt a present, It was a common custom ond was participated inby'pubhc officials overywhoro. Tho only ovldonco on which Mr. ChcBhiro was convicted was that of pur jnred witnesses that ho had rooelvod presents irom bia subordinates. The further consideration of this point was resorved.

Milton Wooley, sworn Am defendant in this action; recollect the conversation referred to by tho witnesses; I was standing at my store door, when Mr, Wilson op proathed wilh a tana, lino in his hand and said, "I'm goiug to measure Martin for a coffin, as ho is laid out." I said you had bettor measure yourself, as you wero seen waiting with a public thief." Ho said that man is as innocent as you ore, and you may be called on to to prove this. 1 said it don't need much proof, as hB baB been convicted. Mr. Wilson then said that Che nhire as convicted only by the perjury of Nathaus and Silterly to clear themselves. I said it was a shanio that afiy man should bo sworn against only to clear anv one; I said I should judge from the men who had tried him that thoy must have somo moro tangible evidenco than that to send him to the Penitentiary; be said "he was not tried for stealing ho was tried for receiving I replied that I did not think any Court would send a man to the Penitential lor merely receiving presents; I told him, from what I Raw in the papers, that ho bad boen tried for falsely appropriating money, or the people's money; I remarked that I did not think there was any harm in stealing in theso days of publio cor ruption, so long as a man did not get caught at it; Wilson said you, you mean' me, and I wid smash your snout for it;" I Bald I did not; ho said you, you do, and I will have you punished for it," and then went off; I knew of tho arrest of Cheshire at the time of bis arrest; at tho time I made the remark, I did not intend to make allusion to Cheshire; I had not sson Mr.

WilBon riding with Cheshire; I am confidont that I did not use Mr. Cheshire's name in the whole conversation. Cress examined. When I said that a nian who had been sentenced to the Penitentiary must have bean guilty of something, I meant Cheshire, as Mr. Wilson had introduced bis name.

When Wilson said that I shcnld not tall ibat way about Mr. Cheshire, I did not say that it was not Mr. Cheshire that I meant. Kale Beiraan sworn Eesido 224 Messorole stroet; am married; my husband's name is Phillip; know whore tho Provost Marshall's office In Grand street 1b; I know Mr. Cheshire; first saw him in the Provost Marshall's ofilco in April 1865 my husband was drafted, and I went to tho office of tho Provost Marshall and paid Mr.

Chothlrc $625 for a snbstltnre for my husband, but no sulBtituto went for him and ho was sent off; I asked Mr. Cheshire for the money, but I never got it back, when 1 asked Mr. Cheshire for the money he said ho bed it in hlB pocket, but I could not have it, The Court than adjourned till ton o'clock to morrow morning. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS. A.

Policeman and Private Watchman's Struggle with Two Operators in the Eastern District The Latter Escape Arrest One ol Them Shot in Flight The Policeman Accidentally shoots Himselt. For a few weeks past, the burglara in tho Eastern District havo boon comparatively qnlot, thoir operations being but few to number, and with little success. Within tho last twenly four houra, howovor. Sw baVereBumcd their work of depredation and ortoo, Li bv tbo foots reported below. This mor if aSXast WO o'clock, aa officer Hipweli, CreclnetPwas waning his post In tho 10th wirdt bo was notified by a private watohman named Trwrbi that there wero three burglars lurking eom whero In the vicinity.

The two bfflueri proceeded to search' the naeab and'suceeeded la discovering tieni onywr'tt v' oneat 'the weattnvion. beholding the officers, fled when the tatter undertook to rrCBthl companions, AMTED A (JOOK, pp lS A FIRST rate washer and Ironer, for a small family. Apply for two days lh Gates avenue, 4th house of Gram ami. )P7 WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENEftAL, houfework; must be a good oook, w'her and ironer, and come well recommended. Call at 478 Pooiflo atreet be tween Powers street and th avenue.

AKTED $2111 PEB MONTH PAID Beniiig Maonlnes, Kethnm'sPatent. Addressithatamp, MONADNOCK SOWING MACHINE Wlnohendon, Moss. W1 RNTED A GENTEEL BOY, FOB A flSn n.lrii himRnlf crnnnrallvUSeial. Apply at AHMSTROKG A BLAOKLIN, 2T3 Court street, between 7 anil 9 o'clock, evening. WANTED A PROTEST ANT GIRL, AS cook, washer and ironer, to go.

in the country lor Hie bUlIinitJr, (tUUU Ultjr iwdhiumi XAT ANTED A YOUNG GIBL, TO VVAIT i. finl! B. STEF N'S. No. 63 Myrtle avenue.

ANTED A GIBL, TO DO GENEBAL honrework in a small family must be a good washer and ironer. App'y at 177 Front street. ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironer in a family of two persons. Apply at 3H asnington avenue, nunc vifrvrrri rrri fill A SHtlK.1 IJ1H tance into the country, a good smart girl to do general housework in small private family. One who is a good washer and iraner may apply at 20 Oheever plue.

AN TED SEVER AIi GOOD DBESS makers, immediately; to Rood hands steady employment. Come prepared to work. Call at 271 Fulton St. ANTED A WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework, English, German or American; njne leed apply. Call at 106 High streel.

Brooklyn. jlW WANTED A GIBL TO DO GENER AL housework in a family of three persons. Must come well recomm.i.tl; d. Call at 321 RyorBon atreet, near tultonnv. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, 2 GOOD pattern makers.

Appiy at. 10 aicr oi, )62t Wf AN TED A YOUSliMAfl 1 xu zu years old, who writes agood hsnd, and willing to make himself generally uselul, in a wholesale wooden ware house in New York. Address, in handwriting, WOODEN WARE. Eaglo offita 3s zt TITANTED IMMEDIATELY, A WET I nurse, foran infant 4 months old; best of references required. Inquire in Paoido street, one door west of Vandcrbilt avenue.

leC3t WANTED A DAY SEAMSTRESS, who is aconstomed to work on ladies' undergarments and childron'swardrobe: a noat sower can have con slant employment Enquire at 365 Fulton street Oily Hall, at Mdme. Jaoobi. 16 WTttH 3t ANTED A LADY WITH MDS1UAL talent to live in a hotel aehort distance from the city. Call at 41 Lawrence streot, botwen the hours ouo nun 'i. i WAITED LADIES TO LEARN TO operate on Singer's and Wheeler A Wilson's sowing machines; all branches taught and recommended to work also all kinds of family stitching and juilting done by an experienced operator.

Apply at 183 Fulton street, upstairs. jc22 Una SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE epectnble young woman, as chambermaid and waitress in a Binall family: has cood city references. uu lor 2 duya at 96 East Warron street. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A R13 Epectable youg girl, 16 yoare of aee, as chiitiroris nuise; is a pood plain sewor.

and kind to children; has tho best of city reference. Please call at 95 Oniuborrj utroot, lop ffoor, back room, for two days. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE epectoble girl, to do plain cookinc, washing and iionmc, or the general housework of a small family; good city reference. Can be seen at 138 Court street, Brooklyn. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectablo woman, ae cook, washer and ironer in a small pnvnte family; has good city reference.

CaH tor two days at 9 Amity street. WANTED A. SITUATION, BY A VERY respectable Protestant girl, as nur3e and to do light cb a mberwork. Please call at HO Sacltett street. ANTED A SITUATION, BY AN EX perionced pirl, ns cook, washer and ironer.

Apply at her present employer's, No. C6 Harrison street, for two das. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE ppectable Kirl, as cook in aprivato family, or to do up slairs work nnd assist with Iho washing; badt of city references can be pivon. Inquire at209 Jay streot. WANTED A SITUATION, AS OHAM berniiiid and fine washer and ironer, or chambermaid nnd experienced nurse, to tako care of an infant, by a most efficient, nest and intelligent girl; ii a good seamstress, and in either of the above capacities fully competent Refers to her last place, in Columbia street.

Apply at 10 'Hilary street. WANTED A SITUATION AS GENE rnl housework servant, by a very neat and trusty girl; Jsatfood servant, agood plain cook, aud can wash and iron to please the most particular lady, Refers to her lust place. Apply at 10 Tillary street. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A respectable young woman, to do general housework is a good cook, washer and irouer; has good oity references. Call for two days at 63 Atlantio street.

WTANTEDAr SITUATION. BY A RB spectable young girl, to do light caamberirorlr and so, or take care of children; bos no objection to go in tho country; has good city references. Callat 12( Smith street, corner ot Doan. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectable young woman, as chambermaid and waitress, or will go as nurse; haa good oity references. Gall for tw days at 307 Atlantio street.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectable young woman, to do general housework or as chambermaid and waitress a small family; has good city references. Call at 263 Navy street, comer DeKalb av. WANTED A SITUATION, BY ARE apcctable young woman, as chsmbermard and waitress: is a good embroiderer: or to take care of children; has good city references. Call tor two days in Myrtle avenue, door from Walworth street, in the tailor's store. SITUATION, BY A reBpeetable young $rl, as chambermaid and wait rets, or to mind children; willing to go in the country; the best of rettrence given.

Call this evening and to morrow at the coraer of Smiih 3ndSackett streets, in the candy store. WANTED SITUATIONS FOR TWO experienced trustworlhy servants, one asgood thor oupb cook and first cla washer and ironer, makes excellent bread, plain pantry. Ac theo'hor as excellent waitre33 and chambermaid; highly recommanded; also several er7 penenced housework servants and children's nurses, city or country. Apply at 15 Court 7 2b WT AN TED A SITUATION, BY A KB spectable young girl as cook, washer and ironor, in a small pjirate family, or would do up stairs work and waiting: has the best of city reference from her last placo; can be seen for two days at 146 Atlantic street, cornor of Henry, room No. 5 WTANTED BY A MIDDLE AGED WI lady, American, to engage herself as houje ketper, in some respectable family; referenced as to abdity riven on application.

Address Mrs. J3. Eagle office, for three days. ANTED A SITUATION IN A PRI vate fumily, to cook, waah and iron. ADply for two days at her present employers, No.

81 Woodhull street, yd door from Henry. ANTED A SITUATION TO DO GEtf eial housework, in city or country, by an experienced and well recommended middle aged woman; slip is a ocod washer and ironer, and understands plain cooking thoroughly. Apply for two days at 4 Sand streot, hear Fulfrn. WANTED A SITUATION, BIT A young girl, not lone in this country, to do uo stairs wuk: is willing and obliging and fond of children. Oan dp 8' en ai ar jay 6.roet.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpectable young woman, as wet nurse. Apply at No. 10 Franklin place. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE By ecUble girl, as nurse and Boamstross, or oham beimitid; understands machine. Apply for two days at 375 Atlantic street.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY1 A RE spectalle woman, to cook, wnsh and iron; oan givo city reif rente. Apply at 181 Atlantic streat, batwoon Court and Clinton. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A Bpectable young woman, to cook, wash and iron, or do general housework; iswillinc and obliging; giod city reterenf given, CaH at 63 Mvrtle avenue, in the Furniture btore. Can be Fern for wn days. WANTED A SITUATION, MY A Kbl spectable girl, to doganoral housework, or as nurse nnd chambermaid, in a small private family.

Can give the best of ci(y reftm ncca. Please oall at 187 'I'dlary stroot. XANTlD A SITUATION, BY A UE tpectflble girl. and waitross or chambermaid and sesmstrejBj.ii willing and obliging; can fetpocd five years in her last place. Please oall for two dflfg at 2g Flatbntih avenue.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Fpectabld young to do general tiiusowork ieagocd cook, washer and ironor; faasgoood city references. Call for two days at 94 East Warron street, between Bond and Hoyt. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spec table woman, to do general housework in a plain family; is a food cook, washer and ironer; has good oity reiercrces. unit jot nays ttvjtf auonn WAHTISD A blTUATTOfl. BY A BB epeciable woman, as wet nurse; good reference fiven.

'Oall at 21 Hudson ayenue. WAKTED A 8ITOATION, BY A KB spectable woman, as'oook, washer and ironer for a email family; has the best of oity Can bs seen for two days at 84 Dnffleld rtreet. XjtT AH TED A SITUATION, BY A RE TV spectable colored boy, 11 years of age, to do farmidj! or waiting. Can be seen all this week at 160 Oonoordatreet WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE apectable woman, as seamstress; is a nice dreu makeriis kind to children: has no objection to the country, Please call it 148Sackett street, South Brooklyn. WANTED A RESPECTABLE OOL.OR ed man wishes a situation as coaohmau or porter; no objections to leaving the oily: best recommendations willbesiven.

Annly corner of Atlantio and Adelpnl BrooilyD, in the rear, from 6 to 9, P.M. 16 2t WAWTS. WAKTED A FURNISHED HOUSE IN Brooklyn, from 15th June, for five months, for a imall family. Address J. S.

269 Oanit street, H. Y. je72f WANTED A FURNISHED ROOM, without board, for two gentlemen, inagoqd location. Address J. No.

42 Montague st. j73t WANTED TO ADOPT A FEMALE child, as its mother is not able to take care of and support it Please oall for three days at UJ Butler street. MRS. TS)l7 ANTED A LEASE OF A BUILDING, ft covering one or two lots, suitable for manufaotur inc i.nrposi's: one inlo which, or into the yard of which, acceBBcanbe hadwitha truck to load or unload; water and Eewer connections desired. Address P.

Eajle rent, which mustbemode rate. ANTED TO PURCHASE, WITH PUS sesti now or fall, a comfortable cottsKO house, Willi eitension; neichborhood must be near the Oity Hall; hoof must have water and eas. and be a good rejpeouble location. AddreEB HOUSE. Eagle oftce.

AN TED ANY PERSON HAViNU A aicond hand eadille, which they wuh to dunua of chean for cash, can hear of a purchaser by addrosslna B. iJaNA, Brookijn Post office, stating price and where it oan be teen, 'V1 ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A SMALL' pnlUrf. or3or4rooms, ina small nips house.bya Fe" Jeman' le "Siilr fn the vkin.t, of Bed loid. Address, wilh terms, (inoderate) H. MINER; care Baiter 4 10 Court street.

BrooHyn. j82t ANTED A PIANO, IN EXOHACIUE TT lor a patent lever hunting oase gold wotob, balanoa in cuh: piano must be seven good order, and. made by a well known manulaolurer. Aaoress ARO, AKTK1) MV A GENTLEMAN AHD wife, having op omraren wwii naseoUl atdagreeabletenantwllii bM of refeMMfj.jwn ttaut ind Unna, whloh inuit TAUTKU ITOR IMftUSmATii Tf uation, a ama(l and eomtprtaWy VmiKnni tt.mftrha. within an heart ridaof Ne.

Yorli. Addiew, slating lowest renUl.foi oat or two yeari with all Post offloe, New yprk. 16 at, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE t. Diarf of Amusemems for this Evening. HOOIET'S NEW OPERA HOUSE Corner of Oonrt na Remson its.

Negro dancos, songs, burlesques, Acts and Interludes. 6 o'clock. MRS. CONWAY'S PAKE THEATnE. Opposit tilt City Hall The Naiad Qucon.

8 o'clock. Corporation Tax Sale. Copies of the Corporation Tax Sale may be obtained jeeb of chabge, by applying at the counting rooms of the Eagle office. A Deserved Promotion. The Police Com.

niiesioners on Wednesday promoted Acting Sergeant Henry Boico, of the Sanitary BquaiU, to be a full Sergeant. This is a tardy recognition of long, faithful ana efficient service. Field Dat of the 11th Bbigade. The 11th Bilgsdo N. G.

8. N. comprising the 23d, 41th, 66th and 59d Regiments, have their field day at East New Toik to day. The several regiments assembled this morning at their appointed places and took conveyance for the parade ground. Lumber.

John Connors, residing at the foot of Dikcman street, was arrested this morning by officer Herbort of tho 42d precinct, charged with steal, ing $14 worth of lumber from one Thomas McNuIty. The accused was held for examination on Saturday before Justice Walsh. Attempted Bobolaby. During last night an attempt was made to enter tho house furnishing store of J. T.

Rusher, No. 301 Pulton street, by forcing tho padlock of tho outer iron door. The lock was removed, and found broken near by, but as the burglars were probably frightened away, thoy did not outer tho premises. Accident. A cartman in the employ of Allen manufacturers of agricultural Implements, fell from his cart yesterday afternoon, at tho corner John and Bridge 6trcots, and suffered a severe cut on the head, and injuries on tho side.

Officer Lockwood, of tho Forty second precinct, took him to his residence, No. 13 Jay street. Pic Nic The pic nic of the St Patrick's Society at Honft's Myrtlo Avenue Park, which was postponed from Wednesday of last week to yesterday, wa3 jiot largely attended. It proved very plossant however to tlioso who participated. Good music made feet forget their wearinccs, and at sundown all retired well satisfied with their day iu the green woods.

A very large haul of blue fish was made at Sheephead's Bay yesterday. Mr. Tom Johnson's boat came in with eighty splendid fish. Those who desire to try their luck and enjoy the sport will find every convenience at Johnson's one of the best kept hotels on the Island. Those who can't make themselves at home" at "Tom's" will have only themselves to blame.

Bueglaby. The lnger bier establishment of John EinerBchitt, at Ho. 13 Fulton street, wa3 last night entered from the rear of the promises, and robbed of a set of billiard balls, r. coat, a box of cigars, several bad bills, amounting in all to something like $50. Tho burglars were ovidently acquainted with the premiscs hut showed little discretion in their selection of booty.

They took a box of 6 cent cigars.and left one of 10 'centers' that stood directly over them, and acted in a similar manner with reference to other things. If a man or a number of men must steal, he or they ought to have somo judgment and common sense as to the wanner ol doing the thing. Katheb Past A Boy. of Nine Yeabs Steals $140 fbom his FAinEBASD is BoBEED. This forenoon, about half past 11 o'clock, a boy named Charles Kloin, aged nine years, and residing with his parents at No.

91 South Sixth Btrcet, E. was brought to tho Forty fifth precinct station house, Fourth street, by a citizen who was instructed to do so by tho boy's parents. It appears that yesterday Charlie stolo $140 from his father who is a tailor, and being determined to have a good time of it, gathered several of his elder companions about him and told them of the prize he had secured. One of tho party proposed that they should "go a swimming." All agreed, and proceeding to the foot of South Eloventh street they indulged in tho favorite sport. During this time ono of the hoys, who did not enter tho water, had stolen tho money from Klein's pocket, and tho latter did not discover his loss until he arrived at his homo, shortly afterwards.

Since then tho other hoys have not been seen. Very probably they are off "having a good time." Mr. Klein was dismayed on ascertaining that ho had been robbed, but did not at firs attribute it to bis son. This morning, however, Charli confessed the theft, and was taken to the station houso as above. It is understood that his father will havo him sent to tho House of Eefugo.

Ikcendiaey Fiee One Hobse Boiwed Death Abhest of a Woman ok a Chahoe op Ansox. The stable of Tatrick Geoghogan, corner or North Sixth and Boventh strcctB, E. was fired last evening, bo tween eight and nine o'clock, and entirely destroyed involving a Iobb of about $150. A noree valued at $300 which was in the stable was burned to death before 1 could bo rescued The cries of the poor animal wore truly terrible and all efforts to save him wero in vain. A short time after the fire a woman giving hor namo as Catharine Curran, aged 35 years, was arrosted by Officer Tsggart of the 45th Precinct, on a chargo of setting firo to the premises.

She was seen, a few minutes previous to tho fire, lurking about the stable with matches in her possession. Thoro has been some trouble between tho prisoner and Gcoghegan and it is alleged that Bho was heard to remark at tho same time pointing to thcstablo "That corner will look different than it does no Tho caso will bo investigated belore Justice Dailcy. SLIGHT fire. About Bix o'clock, last evcDing, a slight fire broke out in tl.o cellar of Dr. Donuer's drug store, corner o1 Fourth and North Sixth E.

cauBed by tho bursting of several bottles of phosphorus. Damage trilling. It is alleged that ou this occasion a portion of the firemen acted in a disorderly and destructive manner, by dragging their hose through the drug store when there was no need of so doing, and damaging goods by water and otherwise to a considerable extent Those who over tax the voice in singing or Public Speaking will find "J'noWH's Bronchial Troohes' exceedinply useful, enabling them to endure moro than ordinary exertion with comparative etae, while thoy renlor articulation cleat. For throat diseases and coughs tho Troches are of service. Soda Watee Unsurpassed for its purity and richness, at Beley'h Pharmacy, (recently fitted op and ornamented).

Myrtle avenue, corner of Adolphi street. Thank Milleb's Prepared Harness Oil Blacking, for oiling Harness, OarriaEo Tops, 4o. For sale by J. Knee, 12 Myrtle avenue. See What 25 Cents Will Do! See What 25tTKT Wnx Do What 25 cent! will do atthastoro 213Knllon street: Twenty five cents will buy hoiiory, dry goods, suspenders, lonkiup classes.

pocket knives, seizors, raters, bats, caps, hat brushes, clothes bruhe. hair biuFheF. hair oil. perfumery, fanoy 60ys, into, stationery, pocket books, pen and venbolders, china cups, toys, con leolionery. collars, neckties, match boxes, tea and coffee anb'terp, rings, rets of jewelry.

A c. A chofoe of articles for25 cents. A larse lot of straw coods just received, which will bB sold for less than halt price. No. 213 Fulton street.

Spekce's popular establishment is located at Kos. 27 and Wi Division street. N. where will be found a stock of millinery goods not to be surpassed by any, and equalled by fow in the city. Mr.

Sponce does an inunense business, and the stock requiring to be replenished daily, of course every novelty will be promptly found there. He makes extenaivo purchases at anotion sales, and meets generally with great bargains, for ho is an experienced buyer, and has a tliorouch knowledge of goods and ol ibe market. As he purchases at reasonable rates, he, as a liberal and conscientious dealer, is willing to give his customers tho benefit; and as tho artiolea sold here cannot, In quality and style, bo excelled, noithcr can they be obtained tcqaallyreasonableratesat other establishments. Ladies appear to havo discovered this fact, and are sensiblo of the great advantage of dealing at Spence's. The assortment of eveiy description of millinery goods is vety extensive; and as regards Blraw goods, every kind will he found here.

The hats, jookoys. will command particular attention, and they aro elegantly and tastefully trimmed. jer 2ljTh43' Leaky Eoors. If you wish to got your roof repaired, or a new one put on, leave your orders for Vavib. the celebrated roofer, as he helps to do tho work himself.

Offices, Io. 2 Court street, in socar store, and 10J auaauD iuiu uuun uiuir 3 biore, 33 jjuiton street, Pubify the Blood. It is an established fact that a very large class of disorders can only bo onred such remedies as will enter into the blood, and circalate tth it through every portion of the body; for by tail eans only can the remedy be brought into immediate ontact with the diseaso. To obtain this desirable end, no preparation has ever been so uniformly successful a Dr. JaYHE'8 AltfEBATlVK.

Scrofula, King's Evil, Cancer and Cancerous Tumors, White Swellings, Enlargement of the bones, Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Eruptivo Disoasos Of the Shin, Old and Indolent Ulcers, Goitrous Swellings of the Throat, Ac, aro cured witli a certainty which has astonished every beholder. It is, besides, one ot tho moj pleflsant articles that can bo taken into the stomach; ope rating as a tonic, it removes Dyspopsia and Norvons Affjo tions, and imparts a glow of animation and health unequal cd bv anything in tho wholo Materia Medici. Sold all ditf gists. Galls, Swellings, Scratches, Bruises, Sores, Cuts, Nail Prick. Strains and Sprains are certainly and rap idly cured by Dallcy's Galvanio Horse Slve; 50 oshts a bax hold by drugeibts and harness makers.

Depot 43 Oadi street, N.V. m23 4ttl One trial is only necessary to convince yon that Daixex's Galvanic HooseSalve is a positive oure the worst galls, scratches, cuts, nail pricks, sores and swellings. Bold by all druggists and harness makers; 50 oeats a li1 my2J ItF Colgate's Abomamo Veobtablb Soap. Toilet Soap, prepared from refined VegoUblo OU if Jff Nara" Ita and ft. wishing properUea unrivalled, got BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or three singlegentlemen oan beaecommodahid with a pleasant back parlor, and adjoininr bedroom in a small family, where there are no otherboaders; terms very reasonable.

Apply on tho premues, 961 Adelpnl stroet, between Fulton and Atlantio avennes, fim BOARD TWO GENTLEMEN' AND their wives can bo aooommodated with largo rooms, furnisred or unfurnished, on V.a second or third floors, and good board, in a piivata family of three grown persons; w.t.nn nonffrem near Clinton. Address A. Box 1331 Office Kew York. i i6Pa BOARD COUNTRY BOAKD VERY fine acoommodationa at Plainf old, M. five minutes from Depot, Terms reasonable.

Apply at U0 William at, ewYorlc. BOARD AND BOOM WANTED IN Brooklyn. bv lady; out during the day; terms moderate. Address B. P.

Box 4090 P. iVY. Oity. jtif BOARD A AND WIFE, or single gentlemen can find pleasant roomB, with hot and cold water, bsth, location convenient to Wall or South Dinner it half uast six. Apply 62 State si BOABD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS A gentleman and wife or single gentlemen may obtain pleasant second story rooms at 4 willow street, within three minutes' walk from ulton ferry; late dinnera.

Refer ences exenangeo. BOARD IN BROOKLYN OAN BE OB tained for a gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen. UallatlB Wyckoff street; convenientto cars aud ferries. 37 3t BOARD TWO OR THREW GENTUE wen oan have a choice of newly furnished rooms, with gas and bath, with or rithoot board; also two handsome looms, unfurnished, with sliding doors, Ac. Apply at 153 Atlantio Btreet, five minutes' walk from South or Wall sfreet ferries.

OARD TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG men can have good board in a private family by ap pljingatil3 Adelpbi Btreet, corner of DeKalb avenue; board i6 per week. 10ARDING AGENCY, 15 UOURT Tf opposito City HalL We have this day on our registry writable places in desirable localities and convenient to oar routes, for married and single gentlemen, also those with families. Parties wishing to be nicely accommodated will please cull immediately nnd obtain tho necessary information free ol expense. j73t BOARD A GENTLEMAN ANDiTWIFE can be accommodated with good board and a ploa fcpnt front room, with entire nw furniture, beddiag, 4c, in a private family, at 61, DeKalb i avenue Raymond within 16 minutes' walk of Wall or iulton ienie3. Terms moderate.

1 OA IN BROOKLYN BROWN 13 stone houso, beautiful and healthy location, suitable lorgentlemonandwileorsinslegentlemon. Apply at 389 Pacilio street OARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or two single gentlemen can obtain pleasaut rooms, with first class board. Apvly at No. 2 Harrison streot. He ierences oxchanged.

7 2t BOARD NEATLY I' BUUiMo' wilh board, otS9 State street, 10 minutes' walk from tvall street ferry. Jft "OOARD 87 STATU STBK1ST SU fillip lior accommodations for geotleinon or gentlorasn indwife. Alorgoand well fnrphed back parlor; also. nll rhmnbers: bath room, with hot and cold wator, aud Brst clat niano for ubb of inmates. j7 31' OARD A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN nfnminnrtiited with large airy rooms, neatly lur 'Z lnac hnnrd.

with the comforts ol a home. ins family of undoubted respectability convenient to nil Iho ferries by foot or cars. Address HOME, Eaglo offlco. C7 tt qTT)ZFMOND AND THIRD STORY front rooms, mm yw uuu MOAUD FOR ONE OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, in a small prirato family. ADply at 132 place.

2t BOARD A PRIVATJS FAMILY, Living in a brown stone house, have two rooms, with closets, to lot, with board. Price. $18 and J2'i per week, lor two persons. Apply at 37 Wyokoff street, near Court, jet 3t OARD DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH board, lor genueineii, uii iw uuuwu nu joo BOARD AN AIRY ROOM, WITH board, suitablo for gentlemen, in a fine location, near City Hall also a tew gentlemen oan be accommodated with day board or meals; by applying at 35 Willoughby stroet, comer of Jay. jo2t OARD A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN be accommodated with furnished rooms, either with or without bonrdbyanplying at 91 Jay stroet.

j6 OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN IN a plain nrirato family, by a young lady, daughter of a clergyman, who is not as to locshtyj torgs must bo moderate. A lino addressed to OLbRGYM AS, spBei lying tonne, sndlolt at Mr. Indig'a store, No. 110 Fulton Btreet or at the store of Messrs Smith, Hunt 4 in Fulton nvenue, corner of Onrlond place, will receive prompt, attention. i6 St' BOARD ELEGANT ROOMS, FUR niuhed or unfurnished, with board, at 251 Clinton st, Brooklyn.

Relerences exchanged. j6 2l" BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TO a gentleman and wife or two Binglo gentlemen, a handsomely furnished room on second floor; the houso has all the modern improvements, is convenient to the ferrr nnd several car routes; location desirable; be3t of references given and required. Apply at 160 Union streat, South Brooklyn. J82t TJOARD A FRONT ROOM AND AL cove on 2d floor to let, to gentleman nnd wife, or two gentlemen, with pood hoard; nice furniture, ample closets; house has nil the conveniences, and pleasantly located, in Sehermerhorn street; terms $20; references ex chsnced, AddressF. A.

Eagle office or Postofflce. jS2t OARD FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND board can be found in a newly furnished house for singlo or married parties, with largo second story rooms; family private: tonus moderate. 67 Summit stroet, near First place: live minutes' walk from Hamilton feny. j6 2t BOARD TO LET, A VERY PRBTTY room on second floor, very neatly furnished, to a gentleman and wife, or two single gontlomen; private family terms moderate. 102 ffilloughby street, corner of Gold street.

J6 2f OARD TO LET, NEAR THIS WALL without board wu be let together or separate. Apply at 34 Joralemon street. 5 3f BOARD CAN ACCOMMODATE A GEN tleman and wifo with a furnished or unfurnished rDOin, or two Binglo gentlemen; house contains modern improvements. No. 184 Adainw street, between Concord and Tillary sts.

Convenient to ferries. 15 fit BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, can Lave board, and one or two fine front rooms, unfur uisbed, on second floor of a house very pleasantly located, and having nil tbo modern improvements, within a few minutes' walk of the South ferries: also, a pleasant, largo irontroom on third floor, furnished, for one or two singlo gentlemen. Terms moderate. Relerences exchanged. 157 Union street, between Henry and Hichs sts.

j5 3. BOAR A FEW RESPECTABLE young men can bo accommodated with board at rea sonable terms, at 33 Main street, in 8aloon. jS it BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET to a gent and lady; board for the lady only; private table, if required. Address X. Eagle office, for three dnys.

J53t BOARD l'OUK OR EIVE GI5NTLU men can bo accommodated with pleasant airy rooms, having closets, bath and all modern improvements; a bountiful table kopt; minutes' walk from Fulton Haf erences exchanged. Apply 81 Sands st. 5 3t BOARD COUNTRY BOARD A PRI va'e familr having rented a large homestead in country for own use, having more room than required, will tike atirat class iamily lo board; terms satisfactory; location very pleaeant nnd healthy, tine garden, nlentyof fruit and shade, ensy access. Enquire at 257 Sacfaett st. je5 7t BOARD ONE OR TWO GISNTIiBMblS and wife will find a ohoiceof newly lurnished rooms on first or second floor, with good board, in a email private family, at 111 Livingston street, between Hoyt street and Elm place.

Terms reasonable. j5 6t let, with My one or two gentlemen, in a private family, an elegant yiutnbhed irontroom on 2d floor; house has all modern conveniences; location pleasant and healthy. Apply at 103 Ejerf on street, between Myrtlo and DeKalb avenues jo oir BOARD IN CLINTON AVENUE A gentleman and his wife, or Wo single contleraen can be accommodated witn a beautiful room and good board, at aonthweht comer of Clinton and Myrtle avenues. Oall at the house, or address J. O.

Box S5U iVow York Post Office. 6 6t BOARD TWO ROOMS, ONE ON tfEO ond and one on third floor, neatly furnishod; tible bihtolsEs; boUte has all convenience and excellent location: private family; dinner at o'olook. Apply at 23Gr)ene Uii TJ OARD SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR J3 gentlemen and their wives, can be accommodated with boiird, at Ko. 41 M'oodhull street, Good accommodation and teims moderate. 'Within a tew minuted walk of tho ferry.

m29 Iin" "EJOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS JO Large and small rooms, well furnished, can be bad in a private family, wilh first class board, for gent I mea nd their wives, or single contlemen willing to room tiefitifr lliR la1 alter preierreu, wo, ocnermernorn su; dinner at 6 P. references given and required. 346t BOARD A LARGE, PLEASANT, EUR hisheflroom to let; also a small room, witn board; nnexceptionabloneighborh6odanda plessnnt home. Apply at 255 Clinton street, between Harrison and Dearaw streets. i36t BOARIi A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAV ing three front tooms, would like to let them to gentlemen, or gentleman, mud wife, with or without board.

iUr nifched or unfurnished; alio, a coay reception rojtn ootha first floor, suitable for an ofmfe, or would be rery pleasant for a bitting room for a gentleman and his Apply at 2t9 Gold streot, between WiUoughby street and Myrtle ave. Je2 61 BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or three eingle gentlemen, oan obtain board by applying at Pegraw street, between Clinton and Hjq BOARD ROOMS OE DIFFERENT sizes to let, with board; single rooms from 6 aodjup WJtrrtP. 86 Boeium street, near, Atlantio street, a few blootu from City Hall. 'il8t BOARD FURNISHED OR NFCTR, nished rooms to. let, with board; also a Very large liontroom, suitable for three gentlemen! the home ha all the modern improTementsv Apply at No.

24 Adauis Btreeta. 1 ietet BO A II A fJEW RESPECTABLE roung men can be aceommodated with good board and pleaFant rooms, torina moderate, at 291 Saokett streot. mS312t" SPECMX BfOTICES. "NATUBE IS NEVER QUITE SUP How that's a tact that all admit, And Quote without a doubt; Jurt wear a shin that does'nt St, lialure will aeon cry out. But wbilo in pain we thus protest, We a.

must admit, FatjIkkee's Bhirts, though oheap, possess Superior quality, ease and perleot lit. Six fine Forrendale Shirts tor tl8 Sii flue Wamsutta Simla lor 122. Sold unwashed. A discbunt allowed. OM ntd eXHmme ihe material and work.

Summer tinder W.irts tl; MutlinDtawerail M. B. FAUliKiVER'S. 128 runont ireei, apw it org, Hun tinuuing. jb7 of.1 EOOKLTN WIRE WORKS.

THE SUU aii5 mbiEiTOH trauieis tor all kinds of hanging buKaCi; tlooer cioLiu.ni.D jntutiuuu wDiiitfiorY wire wora geuv tranuB ior an ousiness: vikci UAUZE. W1N1JUW SHADES, W1EE GAUZE DI8U OOV1SE3, all sizes, wholesale and retail. FORMAtf, corner Oonrt and State Mrretr, under Parks' seed store. LOUli ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY The retular meeting of this 8ooiet; will be held 'lllIS E.VEN1KG. (Thursday, Juna o'olook.

Mr. liBADFOHD PK1AOE, of Flushing, wiU read a paper on "Rienzi, the Bonian Tribune. By order. A. Recording Secretary.

PAWMtKOKEK'S SALE THO. W. LINDSAY will sell at auction on MONDAY, Jnne 11, Bi 10 o'clock on the premises, occupied by Mrs. tfmith, Pawnbroker, near Gold strtfet, on Uyrfle aveitue, a largo and valuable assortmeht of men and women'a wearing apparel, watches and jewelryvand other articled too numerous to mention. Sale positive Thos.

W. Liudsay give per. eocalsttention to outdoor sales of everydesoriptlon; Sales toeros 116 Atlafalloatrefct, near Henry. 'Tj73t Tl 14ALQUARTEHS COMPANY: 28th Ltidat (he Armory, April ithi 18 ft, rate JohnKuhtz was nptnea lnrvonmxex odd a aotdtm gan Hunt eoi; jfemteg' '0' JOHH HSM, AdjuUnt. BAGLB OFFICE 2 P.

M. THE FEHIAS EXCITEMENT. ARREST OF GEN. SWEENEV. HE MAKES NO RESISTANCE.

Boston, Jnne 7. A St Albans special to the Traveller says, "At 12 o'clock last night Gen. Sweeney was arrested by older of Major Gibson, the commander of the regulars here. Gen. Sweeney was in bed at the Tremont House and offered no resistance.

He is now in the officers headquarters, on the common, under arrest." 'Last night the train from Boston did not go through to Montreal Tia Si. Arnand, but via Rouses Point, it being apprehended that the track v. ould be torn up by the Fenians." St. Albans the place at which Goneral Sweeney was arrested is a post villoge of Franklin County, Vermont, twenty four milee from Burlington, tho capital of the State. The village is on Lako Champlain, about twelve mileo from Canada.

During the war, the Confederates made a raid on the placo. Thoro are very fow "English sympathizers there, aud tho Fenian movement secured no opposition. Tho people desired to seo Canada by a sample of its own neutrality. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Sam Fbahcisco, Juno 8.

A flro occurred yesterday ovoninj in Sanoom street, near pacific, which destroyed twenty buildings, chiefly ii'iimo, valued at $20,000. A serious affray occurred yesterday ou tho ship Som inolo, about sailing for New York. Tho first mate was badly cut in tho head. Nichols, the second maio, was Btabbedin tho abdomen. Gardiner, tho third niato, was seriously slabbed.

Two sailors named Peterson and Bell, charged with tho cutting ond stall bing, were badly bruised with bolayins pins or cluus. An officer roports tho affair a mutiny without any extenuation for it. Tho sailors assert the stabbing wan done iu self defence. Sas Fbahcisco, Juno 4. Bust has mado its appearance ih the wheat In Solano county.

The brig Hesperion, from Honolulu, roporta that a number of whalers had Bailed thenco for tho Arctic Ocean. Arrived, ship Cormorant, Collistor, master, from Liveipool. Good Petulama wheat sells at tl 1001b. Market quiet. In the suit of the California State Telegraph Company against tho U.S.

Pacific Telegraph Company, Judge Baldwin awarded an iujunctlon restraining defendants from telegraphing between tho cities of Nevada and California, on tho ground that tho plaintifTs havo an exclusive frauchise from the Nevada Legislature, which not even Congress can invado. This closos tho lino of defendants. Large Fire at Fort Eweu. Po'keepsie, June 7. A deslraclivo flro occurred at Port Ewen, opposito Iiliiiicbock, on the Hudson river, th's morning, Before tho flames could bo subdued, twenty thrco buildings were destroyed.

Among the BUfferers are; Edward Hanratty, Jomos Thompson, Hon. F. Stephens, Stephen Hujhos, El Cashow ond John O'Blelly. We aro unable to ascertain tho exact amount of loss or FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New Tobk, Juno 7.

Gold. The opening price of Gold at tho market this forenoon waB 145a, closing at H4. Stocks Are lower. Mosev At 0 per cent, on call. Sterltkq Exchange Quiet, at 110.

Stock Exchange Sales First Board. 60000 USE'S '81 109 16CO0D ffs 6 10M? SOU) do ioaJ 50CC0 do 2d call 102 EOCO 6'B 6 102)2 310M do SOt'O do 102)2 40C0 do 102 EOOO 8 6's 10 411 coup. 93 Tre8B7 3 10 notes. 20CO First series 102 leoco Second series 10 CCCO do 102 S00 Third Serios 102 50 625 400 .400 300 600 100 200 603 100 60 35 200 200 600 600 18M 100 100 2100 Spring Mt 33 Central 98 do s30 87 mYi do 98 do 3 mi oall.sM 97 do 9IK Cleve 4 Pits mi do Pacific MS 210 (Srie Kailtray 6J no do do do ICCC0 do 102 82 9 62 62 eCUO uarolinR Bttrs. 2000 Missouri Tenn St 6'e ECOO Prooklym'W'rli'n JOHN Ohio Miss cer.

do 91 94 do BlO 62 do 2d oall 61 Beading r. 108 do 3 109 Mich Central 103 79 do Wi do blO 79l do blO 79 111 Central 120 do 120 do slfi 120! ICC CO do bSO 29 1CCC0 UO 0 6 A) 1C0W 2d call.bM 28 MCO0 do tSO 2i 3UC0 Ohio 4 Mis pr E0 74 Bl 5 Metrop'n 122 64 Central Kat Bank 107 13 AmerEx 113K 160 Phenix Bank 101 10 Penn Cool 112 irn Cnrnb Coal nref 46 100 1200 600 100 100 600 200 200 200 100 200 1000 129 do. Chi 4 do do Chi 4 pref. do do 30 3014 30 6051 6JK 600 271 West Union 30 West Tel ex. 600 Mariposa im Ai.rnrn Hill 64 60 107JS 24M 600 60 600 3600 200 400 100 26 60 do 3 61 inn Hnntnn Wnlflr P'r 60 Cleve 4 101 Pitts Ft 4 Chi 97 Central 116 2C0 Canton Co 69JJ ICO Quicksilver M'ne.

62 0 do 2d oall 61M SECOND EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE, 8 1 3 City Court Beforo Judge Reynolds. THE CHESHIRE SLANDER CASE. REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS ON THE STAND. Pioniised Revelations about the Provost Har shal's Office iu the Second District, The ease of Charles W.

Cheshire vs. Milton Wooley, which ha8 created aomo little excitement, in consequence of Its connection with tho management ot afi'airfl in Iho Provost Marshal's offlco, in tho Eastern District; 'during the war, came on this morning 'In tho City Court. It will be remembered that during tho short bu active of Col. Baker, as grand inquteitor to the American goverunient, there waa considerable excitement created by tho arrest of Claries W. Cheshire, then and.

now holding tho offlco of Supervisor of Kings County, together wllh eorho others conneclod with the office, on a chargo of swindling tho government Tho' trick by which Cheshire's house was broken into during hta family's ahBenco; his being conveyed away privately from the Albany Penitentiary, and' the other tricks resorted to to prevent tho interposition of tho civil law in his behalf, are all fresh, aud moro especially hie trial in the Star Chamber In Washington, where Nathans, tho Jew, acted as grand accuser, will bo remembered by the readers of tho Eagle, as it was only in this paper tht the testimony talon before the court martiol in Wash; ington wa'published, it having boon purchased at a hif figure from one of the governmont officials, who hod tho privilego of being present at tho prooeodings, THE PRESENT SUIT arises out of tho circumstances connected with that affair. Wooley, tho defendant is a liquor morchant, dor iDg business in South Sovonth stroet, E. and, as alliged in tho complaint of Cheshire, on tho 9th of No; cmber last, while in conversation with a man named Benjamin Wilson and several others, said to Wilson: Bj God, I have got your measure; ridiug round with that publio thief, Cheshire," and on tho same day the defendant called tho plaintiff "a pnblio robber' and said that he had robbed the government, and plaintiff seeks to recover the Bum of $10,000 to repair tho damage his repnlatlon BUBtaincd by the utterance of tho above charges in the bearing of several porsons. 1 The case lor the prosecution was opened by Philip Crooke, who briefly stated tho above alleged cause of complaint, ond the following TESTIMONY FOB TEE COMPLAINANT Ben. W.

Wilson, sworn ReBlde at 14 South 34 Btreet; am Portwaren ot the port of Mew JTork; am acquainted with the pariie8totbiBBuit; Cheshire la a olork in the ABsesBOi'B office, and Mr. Wooloy is in the liquor bust ntss: hove been acquainted with Cheshire ten orflftoon yearB; am on intimate terms wjth Cheshire; before this octurrenco I was on friendly terms with Wooley; on the 9th day of November last, I saw Mr. Wooloy in lront of his store iu South 7th stroet; 1 spoke to him as I was paEBtaR up tho street; I said, Wqojov, I'm going to measure Kalbileisch Ob, By I have got your measnie, running around with that thief Cheshire;" I said, "lhat's rough on Cheshire; I don't think Charley would be gliilty of smh, If I did I would not associate with him;" Wooley then began to speak about tho affairs in tho Provost Marshal's oflii'e and talked about dishonesty of publio officials, and mentioned Mr, Cheshire's name several times; I found that I would have to leave or I should bars a and a policeman named pioklnson was present. On election day1 Cheshire', myself, Mr. Sortbup and Mr.

Darbee rdad on a coaoh, around tho pclee.to see the result of the election, i croee eumhied When I first spoke to Wooley I crossed over. the Btreet to speak to him: the whole conversation did not last over five minutes; while wo vera talking I fiot excited; there were quite cumber o( persons crowded aioand os; tho inverat' pas oom. mencedi, to.i tus; iv Woley i said that the men to VMt Marabid'i office "Md'y robbed every body, and he didn't know but what Cheshire was The Fenians are creating a great commotion reennieu. new j23tSTuirh York. Geo.

W. Latbd's "Bloom of Youth" is sold by druggists and fanoy eoods dealerseverywhere. Genuino prepared only by Geo. W. Laibd, 14 Fulton street, n.

Y. mylSWt Gkoveb Bakeb's highest piemium Elas tio Stitch Sewing Machines, for family use, and improved Look Stitch Machines for tailors and manufacturers, 235 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and Broadway, New York. my830t All ladies indorse Geo. W. Latbd's "Bloom of Youth" as being the reliable Toilet artielo tor preserving and beautifying tbc comuloxion.

myl6 26t Dtjtcheb's Dead Shot fob Bedbugs. Kills upon touch, curls them up as fire does a leaf, and remain of permanent effect Try it, and sleep in peace. Sold by all live dranripto. JHARRIEB. SnsKEV Sr.

Jomt Fiidav, May 18th. 1868, in Washington, D. by thoKcv. Mr. DoHass, Mr.

Joseph S. SriM nev to Mrs. Emily Scot; St. Jouh. daughter of Lewis Loder, all of Brooklyn.

No cards. EicHAitnsOH GooDiUDOE On Wednesday, Jnne 6th, by tho Bcv. W. J. Budincton, Fbank H.

RlcHAnusoN to HATTD5 daughter of J. O. Goodridge, all of this oity. Whitmey Shipman In this city, on Wednesday, Gth inst. by the Kev.

Theodore L. Ouyler, Uenby. N. Whitney to Kate L. Sdipuah.

No cards. Bcoert Bache In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Juno 6th, by W. A Hitchcock, Chaplain U. 8. Edwabd S.

Bo oeet, Surgeon U. IS. to Miss Helen M. Haut, daughter of Surgeon B. F.

Bache, U. S. N. DIED. Kane In Brooklyn, at the residence of her parents, Emily, the beloved wifo of Joseph Kane, aged 27 years, 8 months, and 12 days, dauphter of Joan and Hannah Blan ci'arri.

formerly of Hull, England. The funeral will take placo on Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from 72 Elliott place. As? Hull, England, papers ploasB copy. Wilcomb In this city, on tho 5th inst, James Wilcokb, in tho 71styear of The relatives and friends of the family are rospeetfully invited to attend the funeral, from his fato residunce. No.

122 Si cond Place, on Friday, the flth inst, o'clock P. without further invitation. The remains will bo intorod in Greenwood Cemetery. Lynan At 6:20 this morning. PHILIP Lynas, aged 103 years.

tico of funeral to morrow. LOST AND FOUND. fibBEWAKD LOST, A GREEN PAR HrO ROT, with yellow on Iho top of the head, blue tip DcdwinpR: answers to tho namo of Laura. Any person returning the same to 410 Hudson avenuu will receive t.10 atom reward. 21 Obff REWARD LOST, STRAYED OR stolen from Union street, South Brooklyn, a Vnite TERBIER, tinped with yellow; lone bodied, front teeth decayed, care recently cut.

The finder wii! receive the Hbove reward on bringing him to tho above addreaa. JTM" OST ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, near the City Hall, a young Newfoundland DOG; ia all black and anttwers to tho name of "Dash." By rotnrn inf: him to the Dime Savings Bank, 353 Fulton the fii'dcr will bo liberally rewarded. "I OST A KAEY'S ARMLET, WITH THE JLi letters J. L. on it, on the bloak bounded by Fulton, Carlton.

AUautic avenue and Adelnbi street The tinrierwill be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 377 Carlton avmue. r.UUflD SEAR HARRISON STREET, A Jt1 small sum of MONEY. The owner can havo it by proving the same and payingfor thia advertisoraent. Apply at No. 8 Tompkins place.

LOST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, between 68 Livingston street and corner of Clinton and Fulton streets, pair of gold in alea ther case stamped BaJl, Syracuse The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them atC8 Livingston street, or 62 Gold ffreet. MwYor. j62t INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. ANTEDSERVANTS IN BROOKLYN this dav: flftv fjreUclass cooks, nlain cooks, chamber maids, waitresses, nurses, seamstresses, for excellent famihesin city and country: wacea from $10 to $14; without delay, at WARDEN T. XUSK'S office, 75 Fulton Brooklyn.

j5 3t WANTED SITUATIONS SITCTA tionsior nearly two hundred servants: first clasa cooks, plain cooks, neat chambermaids, laundresses, waitresses, nurses, seamstresses, of different nations. Employers in want of excellent servanta oan be suited without delay by at HENDERSON'S Old Established Servant's Agency, No. 8 Court street, near Montague street, Brooklyn. jeS3t JPOR SALE TO LET rt0 LET A WIDOW LADY HAVING JL more room than bIw wants, wou)d let a furnHhid bedroom, without board, to a pentleman, or two of they would room together, at a reasonable rate. Call at 21 Myrtle av, 3d floor, iront room.

3t OK SALE VERY CHEAP 4 LOTdUN Chauncey street, next to Fulton avenue, 25 feet front, at fctiO each; Theso luia aro well located, convenient to tho cars and oiipos ito Rood improvements. Apply to DRAKE 4 rr. 0 "Wiilon' hby street. 1jOH fcALE LOIS FOR $15 EAOH AT Wood Hnven, well Iroated, convonioDt tothecrj; flctioo.F, cfmrohes, trc; have been sold at each; must he snld. DRAKE 9 Willouyhby Btreet.

OK SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN Slots on the corner of Rochester avenue (paved) and Herkimer street, tlEO each, one block from Fulton avenue cflis, ond a pood neighborhood; one half on bond and ii or.fnge. DRAKF. A 9 Willoaghbyflt. flO LET FROM' FAKLOR, OVER THE store, No. 201 Fulton street, new and handsomely fur i beu, watr and gas: would prefer selling tho furniture.

je7 3t FDR SALEA BOSTON ROOKAWAY, city make, but litllo worn. Can be seen at D. W1L IifAMS stable, Fulton avenue, between Adolpbi street and Clerniont avenue. jTSteod TO LET WITHOUT BOARD TWO GEN tlemen may, obtain pleasant olennly furnished rooms Wiih a quiet family, rind convenient vicinity; neither boarders or children on any condition. 303 Bridge street, near Myrtle avenue.

j74t TO LET ADJACENT TO CLINTON AV enue, Brooklyn, twenty minutes from Fulton ferry, a handsome 3 story house: immediato possession. Apply at 12d Fulton street, New Nork. FOR SALE CHEAP LOTS IN NINTH Wrrd, tiom $100 to $10t'0 per lot; four on Fulton av. Termstasy. Apply to H.

corner of Court ai Montufue fitieetd. TO LET A house on 18th street; rent $25 ptr month. FOE SALE CHEAP ONJB WXLTOjS VHiU vrtt carnL't nnd one Brussels, in cood Order. Apiy in ncuwru avenue, no uoor norm oi iu Church, near Mrrf nv j7 2t. IjOR toALK ViJiKY UHEAP LOTS ON the north side of Fulton avenue, 25x11)0, for eaub, uii easy terms; aflrot rnte invest nent; will erestly enhance in value in a very few A rure opportunity.

DRAKE A 9 Willoughby st. rpO LET ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 2 la ge parlors, with lolding doors, and friuit baieineut with r.iucu iu it; water convenient gas, Ao: a few minutes' wnU lionithol'uUon Ferry. Aply at 23 Poplar street. pit moiifn. ri'O TWO OE THBBB GENTL.13 JL ruou can he accommodated with furnished roQina, without toani, in tiim etreet.

livo minutes from Fulton ferry. Address D. V2 Buele offloo. 17 If fOR SALE A SEGAB STOEB IS A cood location in the city, doing a good business. En J.

KlEKNAK, fl Fulton uvennn, 6roklyn. 17 3t 10 LW ltOUMb fUHMrfUWU OUA1 JL plcte lorhonsolieepiog, to a man and wife; also bed roouiB lor tintle gentlemen; two minutes' walk from the Ful'on rem rent reasonable; board it roquired. Aftp'r at 29 Columbia street, for one week. 3T IOK SALK ALL OJb' fancy piecoiJB, button head, tumblers, yellow and rad br i rdh; a coach dog, well also a at 35 Knl'r Trrrt.Hrncklvn. psr 'he ferny l7 ta T0 tl i iSKli LMAN B'l'BKli'r, A JL two etory cottage house, in perleot order, hayinn bus, water and chandeliers; possession given immediately; 1 perfccily kind Mil gentle; will etand without tviMi suitable lor any ordinary Blow work.

Apply at COOKE El'KFRT'S firmer? Store. Zfl Fulton ateune. je73t rim i.i AHAK'i'MKlV'iy. AT "id HAM I ilton6trect, in an English brown a.tone biseiuent house, with water and gas; to a small family; must JirinK ri lerrpre: TPnr n. ii rlo Lk.a' Tvo labgh; kooms and front hall bedroom on the 2d floor of house 92 Boernm slTSet, )7 8f 1jUK SALK A IjAKUK handsome i1 fsmily Horse.

Can bo seen at B. Wirrif'S Stable, No. 10 Kevins street fT0 LET POKKISHED, TO SXNliLB nentlemen'or gentlemen and their wives, large airy noma, with or without board, in a strictly private family, witiin five minutes' walk of Fulton Ferry. Apuly at 154 Adams street. References exchanged.

yl 2t? tOB SALK Tiiitl STOOK. AXD D'lX JP turea of the Worsted, Embroidery and Fancy Knitting Store, l0. 23 Court fctroet. Kent 700 a year. For particulars inquire at the store, 23 Oonrt street.

e7 2t mo "LET TO A GENTLKMA AND ife, 3 rooms on 2d floor; rent J20; water and gas ou references required. Apply at 129 WjokofT st. jlii' floor BUSINESS NOTICES. MPOETANT TO THE CmZKNS OJf I BKOOKLVN. Thotuidersignod respootfully beg to state tiat they havo leased the stores los.

66 Now Chambers and Eosevelt street N. lonnerly oooopied to the GROCEElJiS.allof whichtneyare prepared to sail ten percent, lets than Brooklyn prices. Onr English Breakfast, Oolong and Green Teas, at 1 per pound, oannot suiv pnttedby any house in iiis country. Our UoHeas are roasted and ground dnily, and we offer them at the following extremely low prices: 12, 20, 26, 80, beat 38 cents pBr peund. wonld call particular attention to our extensive stock oi SUGARS, comprising all grades, which we are retailing at wholesale piioes A call is rejpeottully sohciced.

au'd wo guurruntee to give entire siitisliiction iu goods and jirioes. BHOwn zwmraAitTr. 3c 3t f6 Kew nhnn.bers and 74 Roaevelt sts, M. Y. DKliSB MAKliSU DONE IN THE DEoT and most lushionublo stylo, ut 146 Atlantio street, bn C'liiilon mid Henr.v, 3,1 floor.

jT riAO WAOON MAKiiBS, OAKFEMTEBrf AS J) CONSUMERS OF LUilBEB. KOW LA.MllNU, Jerccy Oak, Ash, Weitern Oak, Maplo, Elm, Ac. 1 ire While Wood, Cherry, Blaok Walnut, Ojua terTopF. White Ash fur Butchers' Benches, Shiules, Ac. Ftr sale at lowest market rate.

J. W. HUFFINGTON, Lumber nrd Timber Dealer, yard cor. andBritio bis, bet. Soulli and Hamilton ferriev Brooklyn, icl im EXt't.

KSiONb TO THE J'1SH1iS(t HANKS, STEAMER (IHAUf.ES OUAMBBaLIX, L'HARTERED BVCAPT. WINSlX)tV. ON AKDEVEHi UAV AFTER SU VDAV, JCSElllTH. Leave Plienix Wharf, South 6) Fulton ferry Feck 8lip.lew york, iH; l'ier Nortti River, Hiuiil ton avenue, Brooklyn. t.

A Band of Music trill be on board. Osiit. A. N. wiNBLOW.Suwlntendent...

1 tUkVh'l'AHV TO; LADIES ANJJ UUN Uoth given thine, Carpetsand Btdduw. o. Thirty uor buTor acoonq liand clothing than any other party. near Oity Hall, Brooklyn. N'B Ladissoc gentlemen waited upon at their residences.

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