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INSURANCE. SPECIAL NOTICES. Court of Oyer and Terminer. BEFORE JUDGE BKOW.V. MST EDITIQI.

EAGLE OFFICE. IX P. M. By Telegraph to the Brooklyn. Eagle.

Save remit Ice. Lucius Hart 4 and6 Burling S'lp. foot of John street. New Yo.k, have a new and elegant patent Ice Pitcher, double walled and double plated of the quality of Sheffield Plate, the use of which will sate enough In Iae during one summer to for It. Tub Bbookltn Jittemle Hrcm ScnooL, 189 Washington street, near Concord, will coinrocrce the Summer Term.

Monday, April 20, and close Friday, June 26, 1863. This School Is especially designed for Dots between the aKeBof yiv and Twmvn yBARS, and is preparatory to the Collegiate and Polytecbnlo Institute, where the Ninth Annual Circular and Catalogue can be obtained of the President, Dr. J. H. IU jaoND, and also at the store of lir.

G. Manx, il7 Pulton street The Great New York Dentistry. Whoever wants to witness the rapid advnnce of Mechanical Dentistry have but to call at 157 Grand street. New York. As ingenious as the Griffins'' is already a proverb but glance at hi wonderful Pano Dioraina, in hia show window, or a brief examination of his Denial Mu oum, cannot fail to extort the exclamation, The half ivas not told me." tiiurrix is Vie Veid'wt.

Amusements this Evening'. nOOLKY'S OPEEA, HOTJSK Corner of Court ui Bemnen St. Ethiopian Bongs, Burlesques, Sec. OFFICES 20 AND 32 FULTON STEEET AND NO. 50 80UIH SEVENTH E.

D. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26. The Regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht Club. The Regatta yesterday was one of the most successful, in every sense, that the Brooklyn Yacht Club have ever held. We reported the proceedings yesterday up to the starting of the boats, which occurred at 13:49 P.

M. The weather Iwas beautiful the waters of waters of the Bay were as smooth and unruffled as the surface of a mirror there was a gentle southeast breeze, sufficient to cool the air, nd till the sails of the competing craft. The Laura, the Commodore, and the Nonpa reil took the lead at the start and kept together, the Laura lending until the first stake boat was turned, when the Commodore met with an accident, breaking her mast short off. The other two boats maintained their relative position on the home stretch, the Laura coming in first, fol lowed in order by the Nonpariel, Favorita, L. Newman, gophia, and Arethusa, second class, or cat rigged boats," and the Katie Did, and An nie Laurie, first class yachts.

The victors were Katie Did, first class Laura, second class. The following is the table: 1'IRST CLASS. Name. Time. Name.

Time. II. 31. B. h.

m. s. V.estless 5 11 r.O Early Bird (withdrawn) Dolphin 6 In 00 Oeeana 5 23 no Midnight 5 22 15 Aildie 5 85 Oft Annie Laurie 1 0." 40 Katie Did 4 53 12 SECOKD CLASS. Name. Time.

Name. Time. II. M. 8.

II. M. S. I.aura 4 10 la Sophia 00 00 Noupariel 4 15 12 L. Newinon.

...4 4C 40 Arelhusa 5 20 03 Favorila 4 40 09 ATLANTIC BANK, BROOKLYN, JUNE 36, im. A eeml annual Dlvldmd of Five per cent on tbecipitt stock of lids Bank baa this day been declared out of Ihe profits of the six months ending with tbeliOtb Inst, payable, lite of Government tax, on and after lBt day of July next. By oider trtlie Board, je2U lOt W. 0. EU3HMORE, Cashier.

VTOTICE THE GRADING AND PAVING i. COMMIITEKof tbeBordof AMfnuei wilt et. at the St'cct Commissioner's office on WEDNESDAY EVEN IMG, July 1st. lira, at IVi o'clock, to bear 'he remonstrants in the follow kg viz Grading and paving 3d avenue, fromSGth s'reet the cit7 line; and digiog down lots on 6th avenue, Nos. ICO, 101, 1(3 and 16', owner Van Brunt ckoff.

e0 td T. V. P. TALMAGB, Chairman. IMPORTANT TO GAS F1TTEHS THE HALF A of a la ge plumbing store in the central part of the cit; to let at a mo'erate rent ApMj to A.

V. MILLS ic Plumbers, 362 pulton ttrect opposite A tiro iklyn. IREWORKS. NEW YORK LABORATORY For ttie sa or HADFIKLD'S PREMIUM FIREWORKS, FIRE CitACKTBS. TOllI'hDOt COLORED FIRE3, Ac, Ac Ac.

CommSttu afor public and private exhibitions supplied with FANCY PIECES. CNION ANl PATRIOTIC DESIGNS. Orders by mad prompf Iv a'tendd to. jeibf M. BENNETT.

110 Front street. New York. FF1CE OF THE CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT LOI'STII PlVIDEr A uiidelid of Th ce tier cent on t' Caj it.l Stock of this Car. pary has been declared pava b'c on an.i after lbe loth of July next. The TriieSfer Books will be closed from the 1st to the 13th of July hit lu ive By order jtSG Ijya WARREX.

Secretary. FOR BRIDGEPORT DAILY LINE THE tteainer BKIBGEPORT leaves Pier No. Eat River, dally, at 12 o'ciO noon. Freizht taken all day. Arriving in ltnr'ffcixrtin time to connect with the liousatoni Niu Niw Haven and Uarl rord Railroads Alsi the Sbore Line Saybrook and New London.

Keturnior Biidgepoil every night at II o'clock. jeiti lm F'REE AND EASY FREE AND EASY The bouse crowded to excess prolonged sbo its of laugliter repeated screams of delight Immense succes.i enjoyioei.t unfettered amuemeDt, unrestrained niift'i. mu ic and rriroent without end SATURDAY EVENING, lit HARRISON'S McClellan Shades, 100 Orange street Ii ook ljn. je26 lib" ROOKLYN COLLEGIATE AND POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE The annual exhibits tbe Intt'tute will takenlace at the ACADEMY MUSH MONDAY EVENING. ih inst, commenclm; atTM o'clock.

Tickets if arnii Tree of charpe. mny be obtui.ie 1 of either of Board ofTrvstes, or of t'je undersigned Cou uutlteol AiraniiemeLts. L. P. WYMAW C1EO.

A. JARVIS, jca 2t E. T. II. GIliSON'.

LAD11 LONDON JjfciVEKS A FEW OF the (Tbos. K. Cooper's) HanVng exprecj for laoics' tervice, and reliable. WM. WISE, 2 3J Fulton street, ilCOtf opuosif: C'drk.

LjOinAlRE SETS AND HALF SETS OF (3 PEA 1:1,. ENAMEL. DIAMOND. ONYX, CORAL, added atquicklyas fini hed. from ry to dry at WISE'S, 2:3 Fulton street, onpos'ti Clark.

3710K SALE A NEW FIRST CLASS GF.OVER A Ealierfcwing Machine, with ad the improved acces l( for c. rhe; r. Inquire at Pcan eel j'II'it OR SALE A Jl about eais old. rear of it Maiu street. BLIND BROWN HORSF, Enqu re in the Fted Store on tho je25 It tyO BAKERS FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT JL Uread Rfiund of first cl ies private cash custome with wacon.

laroe aricl horse, if rein red. Will be sold at a bargain if apjdied for soon. Cull at 132 Carlton avenue, nttr Jlyitle, L'rookljii. jeiii 't jIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, AT CHASE'S, A (yi FultoD street A lsre a'soiiojent of Pebble's, just received to suit all ases and eyes; viry bert. ar, tele ever yetn.

ade for iho tnatwear spectacles, I1 the uuitcd tej.i uonyof all who have ever used then. je'iii if THE WAR. HEAD QUARTERS 52d REGIMENT, et rnei of Oianse and Fi Hon streets. The lati detachment of this Reirimen, will leave for Har rkhursh en Saturday, 27ih inst. under command of Meu.s.

Biainaid and Van Brunt. All members who have not ioin 1 the KtKiiuent will appear on or before Saturday, at I o'clock, at the 23d Regiment Armory, corner of t'uiton and Oranire eets. The names of those failiui; lo report will be LaLdi. to the Provo.t Marshal. A few more zood men taken by applying aB above.

RrooMyn, June 2 3ib, leiy jeS5 2f BOARDING. I OAKD PRIVATE AND ELEGANT BOARD iu one of the finest locations on Urook'yn HeiK'tt3, 76 bh st) eet 2 blocks irom Wall street feri; 2 rooms house lir clave; a'l modern iipprovcmei tible unexeept'onable. ji 2. 3t BOARD TWO LARGE, DESIRABLE rooms, can be obtained with board, at 203 Ws'dnuton ttreet. jerjat BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN, wife pud three children, where there axe no other hoiiiderj and no children.

yavd and rooaiR no bMier than 2d ftory. Apply at HOUtiEttBh KS KACHAKGK S15 fu'ton avenue. tj mor QW. itZni BOAKDA LAKGE UNFURNISHED KOOM on floor. In a pr'vate family, where only few boarders are taken, wiihin an easy dibt.mce of a'l Uie ferries, in a very i.Ieacaut location.

Also a iamis.hed back pirlor. r. vTjcnUrs. ailni rr K. Pnt.

Office. lifOOfclYn. BUAH a UAHD AVAKXKD KAR FULTON FEUK fflTMi or wut re Lew ooarders ket House li th ir om pr A rred. he lotv Refecences cati he c'. tD, i'leu addieis, staMoir terms, W.

Box lUii Rimlc ofi'ce, jeS OAKD wantedby a gentleman pjil bis niiC in Liootlyn, or its vicing r.iOF.ltlS. Fn: Oflice. je Jilf "OC)ABD WANTED FOR A GENTLEMAN1 J.J and Id (J ycis) in n'lvat fiiaily, Okiru lor.ne ci 11 1) Oflice. ovly. Address siitin" je'lii '2i FOR SALE AND TO jgT.

fO LET THE SECOJND FLOOR OF HOUSE Jl )5 Millougbby street, con islicg of 4 rooms; has hot und coidwater, gas, etc. Enquire on the premises je2j lt TO LET A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE havinc more room than they require, w' 11 rent the 2d floor cf thtir house. consir.ti of four rooms, tojis nall family. Water and gas on the door, convenient cars for a1, the ferries. Kent t9 per month until May next.

For cr part culars, inquire at the liou No. 4 JO De street one block a' ove Platbush avenue. jSSi LOST AND FOUND 8 REWARD LOST, JUNE 20th, ON Cj I. Fifth avenue, between Greenwood entrance and 3'lth street, a GOLD watCH. bunting case.

No. 12 0t The finder fti 1 receive the above reward by leaving Hats. S. JOTJKS Fultcn st, Brooklyn, or ANDUUS MONFOKT, New I'trecht je21 4t ri fr REWARD GOLD BRACELET LOST ti On Sunday, 14ib. inst.

going from Dr. E'raenilorPs Cliunb. Cicrmrnt avenue, throujh BelCalti to Clinton a v. lbe finilcrv 111 receive the above re vard by leaving it at the Ingle tflice, or at Mr. TAYLOR'S, Clinton avenue.

je2lf fSO" ItEWARD LEFT THEPREMISES OF ttTO ihe iubecriber, on Sunday morning last, a tan terrier SLUT: answers to tte name of fa bim yhe wore a brat: collar. Any ore retm olDgher tr. No. 155 At firtic street. v.iUrect ive the shove reward, ji 2t LOS'l THIS MORNING, IN it street, a PURSE, contai MYltTLE AV, amine: about ei' ht f'cHji' in ls and two dol'nrs in potaee cuii ency.

'i finder will receive a suitable reward jy leaving the san at 9u WilloHjihby ttreet, Lrooklyn. OST $5 REWARD LEFT IN A FULTON avenue car on Monday evening, 2d. a nea cased tiPKliA GJASS. The finder will restive the avove lewa by leavmt: itut No. 2 Broadway, N.

V. je fj It" COKFORATiOJV AOTIC55S. NOTICE OF OKDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS to be filled up. Notice Is hereby pivento all parties interested, of the intention of tho Conrmon Conned of this city to pass an ordinance to uirect lots to be tilled ud on Itdltic strett. iouth er)y s'de between Kcnd and Nevus streets, suflicient to abate a nuisance.

Dated Brooklyn, Jure 2th. lBivt. j. 2ti ltd CHAKLES XlNNKV.Streel Commisa'oner. TOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIKEGT LOTS to be Fenced.

Notice hereby given to all parties Interested, of thetatea Uon of the Common Council of this Citvto pass an Ordinance lo direct lota to be fenced on Willouguby slreet, nori.li side, al'tut one hundred feet east of Uaj moad to abate a nurnce Brooklyn. June 25th. 1853 Kid CHARLKS TJNNKY, Street Commlss'oner. O1 FF1CE OF STREET COMMSSIONER, No. 8 Citv Hall.

PROPOSALS FOR FILLING LOTlV Skilled l'rnnnaals will hp iueivpd bv Bo of Oont int 4t the Major ofiice until Xhursdia Ju'y 1 th. at 10 o'clock, A. for filllrwc up and irraal'in agreeable to the ordinance passed bv the Common Council, low lot the following locations viz: On block bounded by 17th and 3 eis ani ih I'ntl 7ih avenues. I'roi'osals to state the puce per load of nine cubic feet. liluDka fcr estlmitintr furnished at the Oflice.

and noae ot'ier wil be coneideretJ. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent, in writinp. of two sureties, of S' 'SOeachCwtioPkail qualify us to their rcs jontlbility) that If the comract be awarded to the party proposing, they will beeo'iie bound as his surety, for its faithful performance: and in case he shall neglect or refuse to execute tne contract. If so awarded, tfien that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price so propoed and the price of fife next highest ohlder to whom the contract may be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed.

"Board of Contracts." Proposals for Filling Lots. Dated Brooklyn. June 25. 1863. By order of Board of Contracts.

j26 td CHARLES TINNEY, Btreet Commlaalopw. OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, No. 6 City Uall. PROPOSALS FOR FLAGUTNG SIDEWALKS. Sealed Proposals will be received by the Hoard of Contracts, atthe Mayor's oflice.

until Thursday, July iith. 18tJ3. at 10 o'clock A. for tlatrinn the sidewalks of the follow Iuk avLues and streets, viz On Flatbu ihavenue, between Fulton avenue aud the city line; On Fourth street, east side, between North 7th and North 8th syrette; On street, both between Van Brunt and Concvtratr et; On Java street, between Franklin and Washintn sti: agreeable to the ordinances passed hv the Common Council and specifications on file in the Street Commissioner's ollice. Proposals to etate the price per superficial foot of flasslaf: all complete.

Blanks for eatimatkiK furnished at the office, andnne Ouier win ue consiuerea. I'rnnosnls will not be wlfVi neiueci or reiut 10 cxeuu then that they will pay ent between mc nextbiRbeKt biO rroposais lor 1 1 HIt WH I IB H'lMiWIIIII IIIWiHWI II II I BiHWll I Hill IIIW wFwMlli OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INS UR, ANOF. COMPANY. Brooklvn. Mar 14th.

1863. At an elprltr.n for Dire.ntnrs of this Comnanr. held OH Monday, Hth Inst, the following named gentlemen woro eiectea, viz Iienrv Yourwr. John A. Lott, Oeorgo W.

Thompson, Smith Woodbull, Neziah Wri(fht, (Jeorere A. Ihorne. Charles P. Lcverlch, Henry S. Leverlch.

John G. Ya38ar, Daniel A. Robblns, Jonathan Tborne, John A. Newbould, Charles H. Rogers, Peter C.

Cornell, Daniel Ayrea. Fredk. Marquand, John II. Prentice, 1 1. K.

Corning, Charles E. Bill, Joshua C. Skidmore, B. W. Be Lamater.

laac Hyde, Minturn post, E. V. W. Thorne. Wrn AilLriisIIIS White.

For Inspectors John D. Prince. Walter Baire, Abrahsm, Lett. At a sulibequtnt ni etlng of the Board, held this day. Mr.

W. BELAM.tTER was un niiuously re elected President the Company. my34 WM. W. HF.NSII VW.

Secretary. DIVIDEND. I BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICES No. 18 WAT.I.

STREET NEW YORK, AND 11 COURT STHEETr BROOKLYN. CASH oo m.w6 oo ASSKTS 22.33S 00 At an annual election held on the 1st Inst. the lolloffin gentlemen were uuaniniously re elected Directors for tuft ensuing yea Krnncis Farnald Georgo Peters lleni Btilwell Samuel Whiting Jededlah Miller, MD George GUQIlan, 0 Edward Badeau Kohert Knight Gilbert Ceeckiuan liryan Smith Jese Scllgman rancls A l'aUuer James Barnes Franei Pdio.ils Charles IlurkhulWr Jolin Podine Isaac Itriggs Joshua Kution John Jeremiah Sunder. 11 I iiffrt nce At a subsequent meeting of the Hoard. FEANCI3 P.

FUhNALO. was unanimously re elected President, aid CriAKLES BL'KKfJ AL KR. Vice Presidenr. AUo. the uaal SEM I ANNUA DIVIDEND OF THIi (Id) PER CENT was declared of the earning, of the last Bix months, payable on the 1st of July next, free from (Joveruu ent lax.

By order WM. F. LEG ETT, Secretary. Oeorce Alohk, Surveyor. June 11th.

lMSa. iel7 JASSAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN. 1 HM I rt I 17" 0Jr'CM 10 COURT STRKET. At ttie annual election for Directors of this Comnany held on the 3d the following persons were elected for tno eijaulne: year: Vim. M.

Harris, Ahiei A. Low, John Schenck, John T. Martin, Geo. D. Morgan, H.

K. Corning. Jos. 0. Johnson, L.

M. Shelden, John Halsey, Siml. L. Mitchell. Wm.

C. Fowler. 11. a. iiauia, if.

C. Murphy, Sural. Smith, Wm. Hunter, VanVoorbis, Silas Ludlam. A.

Underhill. James Weaver. John French. Thos. Stratton, Isaac Carhart.

John A. Cross, (lonklin Ilrash, Cyrus P. Sraitb. Henry Hugles, Jas. A.

II. UeU. li. P. WardwelL J.

W. Harper, Valentine, Geo. A. Thorne, Tlioa. Clark, Daniel McCabe, John W.

Hunter, iv 1.. Hasten At a ouhfwrtueot meeting of the liouru of Director. Wlli L1AM M. 1IAURIS. was unanimously re eh cted President.

A. J. BEEKMAN, Secretary. ONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANN OF BltOOKLYN Offices No. 7 Courtstreet, Brookljn.

and No. JtiS Broadway, (near Maiden lane.) New York. At a meeting oi the Board of Directors held on the 14tU day of January laat, "WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. Oate of the Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company) was unanimously elected President, in place of John J. Studwell resigned.

At lbe annual eUction for Directors of said Company, held on the 4th ins ant, the following gentlemen were dmir ejected Directors for the eDsulng year, vix Wm Ellsworth, Cbas Betu Alex Studwell John Studwell Foster Petit NIohola Husted Wiileta Nebemlah Mason Francis Mason Samuel Burtis Raymond "VV'm Thomas Stephen Llnington Whlttae John Prince John Lewis A A Low inciter Whitehnnse. A Folter Warren Richmond A Tliorne tl Powell "ffinslow John II Phelps Bralnard 8tewnrt A Newman Edward White Joslah Smlili Wm Ingrahnra Campbell 1 oonnr TtAfrnni John Haljer Abraham Lott Pitklns Eli Robins Edmund Titos Cnauncey Cooke (1 arret Bergen James Eaton xirewuber i aicuiuic At the annual meeting of the Boar of Directors held on Wednesday, the Ulh inst. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH wa unanimxusly re elected President for the ensuing year; Abram al. nimy appointeo secreiorj, anu joau j. caiup, Burveyor.

Brooklyn. Feb. 15. 183J. leu A .11 iv 1 1.

i aecremry. VST IXL1 AMSBTJRGH CITY FIRE INSURANCE CONPANY. Offices Corner of First and South SeTenth strocts, Brook lyn, ana wo. 4U wau street, new i ore This Company with a cash C. A TTTAT.

OP tlSO.OOn And a large surplus, all securely invested continues to IQbUre IJWeuiiiKa, twivw.ica, uiuiia iu iiui nui. msm Cargoes, Merchandize and other property at as reasonable rates as any other first r4njw OomDanT. DIRECTORS: Richard Ten F.yck John Alst Hen Leverloh Charles Noble George Kltchlng Fleming Duncati Jededlah MUM or Abraham A BrinkerhofX Jahn Deroe Wm Parks Jacob DeBeyolso Martin Johnaoa John A Cross Kdmund Driggs Famuel Meeker Natlianiel Brigg? leter Cooper John Forbes William Cooper James Waterbury Charles Marshall James LTruslow Richard Berry Nicholas Wyckoff Daniel U'Uonor John DeBevoisd WLUlam Marshall i'etr Murray RICHAHD TEN TavriK Praint. Hubert uiboux. csecretary.

sb XT INGS COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE CO. PAM IF THB CITY OF BROOKLYN. I. Oflice, Farmers' and Citixens' Bank Building, Brooklyn, B.D. iirancu umce.

no. i nassau street, wew iorc. CASH CAPITAL Insures Dwellings. Stores, and other Rnllrilnp. (7ands.

TV ares, Furniture and Merchandise, Vessels la port an4 their Cargoes, Mortgages, Interest, Leases, and other property, against loss or damage by Fire, and against the risk of inland navigation and transportation, on the most favorable terms. DmscTORS. Bdir Backhouse Richard TrusaeH Griffith Griffith Jacob Wilson Daniel Smith Lewis Hurst John Hayward Chauncey Cook Epliraim Miller OliTer Ingersoll Wm Pease Lawrence Reeves Btepnen li Jas A van lirunt Alfred Clock Ad. vm Martin Thos Hutcbinsoa George 0 Bennett Andrew Provost Henry Johnson Jolin Wells Samuel Spedin Beach Terrett Edward North Arch Meserole josepuxisurr Alfred Hoblejr Jas Valentine Richard Brown Samuel Free David Sturtevant Charles II Fellows Awuhain Mills Wm l'ooley Sylvester Tuttle John Tl KeRtine Jos .7 Anderson Ralph Teets E. T.

BACKHOUSE, President. Hssrv Pops. Secretary. Samcki. Taylor, Assistant Secretary.

Joseph Andbhsoj, Hk.krv Oltma.vs. surveyors. AFAYETTE TIRE INSURANCE COMPr sry JJ OF BROOKLYN. OTfKl, BRAROE OfflGf. 34T JTJLTON STREET.

lt WALL STRKET. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK. CASH CAPITAL 150.000 DOLLARS. This Company insures property of all kind3 against Loao or Damage by VLre, on as favorable terms as similar Iusti tutioos.

JAMES FREELAND. President. James b. Thompson. Sec'y.

W. Host, Assistant. James Freeland. Rufus R. Graves.

Tennis J. Bergen. Hiram E. St. ohn, Edir.

T. Backhouse, Hsrper, Lewis Hurst. John L. Spader, Henry S. CuIIen, I.evcritt U.

Sage, Phllir 8. Crooke, James B. Cooper, John G. SchumaJcer, Joob J. VanderbUt, Henry Tlenken, Jauxes Alexander McOue, D.

8. Voorhee. Jas. S. SshooQmaker, Michael Nevln, Samuel Garrison, John Lefferts, Edmund 1 Gibsou.

Curtis Noble. James Titus, Jesse 0. Rowan. Hdwartl Harvev. Sttphen A.

Dodlse. Andrew Fitzgerald. William Soader. apIS OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, No. city Hall.

PROPOSALS FOR FENCING LOTS. Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of Cec tract5. at the Mayor's Ollice. until Thursday. Iith, 1MB.

at 10 o'clock A. for fencing lois at the following locutions, viz Un Navy street, Fu'ton avenue. Raymond street andUe Ka'b itvenue. block bounded by h'choles and streets an 1 Graham block bounded by Leonard and Wyckoff street), south west corner of Pacific street between Flaibush ad Carlton avenues. Pear.

all street, between Pacific streev and Atlantic avs. Sixth sireet. wett sidp, between North 5ih and Norlh 6th streets. stieet. 2 lots, between Noi'h 5th and North 6th sts.

Sixth and South Slh streels, southeasterly corner of, 13th vi ard. Putnam aveiue, south side, commencing about lODfeet we 1 of Bed.ord avenue. Devoesteet. nriihfidc KO fee west of Eiven street. Proposals to state the price perrunnln foot of fence alt complete.

DIaiiks for estimating furnished at the office, and none other will be considered. Proposals will not be considered unleBs accompanied witii a consent in writing of two sureties of $250 each, (who shall qualify as to their responsibility) that if the contractile awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound as his surety for its faithful performance; and Incase he shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract, If so awarded, then that they will pay to tlirCity of Brooklyn the difference between the price so proposed ana the price at the next highest bidder, to whom the contract uiayjip awarded. Proposals to be endorsed. "Board of Contracts," Proposals for Fencing Lots. Biooklyn, Juue S3tti, I8S3.

By order of the Hoard of Contracts, jejiijd ClUKLESTINNEY, Street Commissioner Now liiivu we passed the winter of our discontent, may glorious summer sunBblne dawn upon us. So Is lUssLhk, Leader of Fashion, ready to adorn the heads of all who will favor him with a call at334 Fult strett. Tne Ladles of Brooklyn are requested to meet at the Brooklyn Corset Factory. 963 uHon Bt, next to Mrs. SummiAH'B Skirt Factory, to take Into consideration the importance of providing themselves wleh a pair of perfect fitting Corsets, which will greatly add to their comfort i tQ is appsarancc.

Zephtb "Worstbdb. The cheapest store ia the city for kinds and colors at Win 263 JTaltonit tpposlte OUnton Btreet, New Dress Bead Gimps with Lace foundation, also Bugle Glnms and Ornaments, Fluting I'lLklng. to order at Lookitt. 80s A 251 FultonS. cosite CHnlou; I'lounces fluted.

anl oj French Coesets. Lone and Short, Me'chan! nod plain, all styles and aW sties, ait W. A. Ocraa'a, Fulton street. C'liildiTii's Fiiucy Bats for Infants, Boys, Girls, ami Misscss.

trimmed and uutrlmuxed. at greatly reduced, trices, liiii.ow'8 165 Fulton street. A splendid assortment of the latest Styles ffcad Dresses, also a great variety of Velvet and Oasalila ltreer Thb Oldest EsTABLisHMEJiT, with Jfce bsas and cheapest assortment" of all kinds of Imported and do No Decision in the Ratzky Case. The nrffunient on the motion for arrest of judgment In this caee, was continued yesterday after noon. Hon.

8. D. Morris, on behalf or the people, nviue a very able argument in reply to Mr. Stuart, reviewing with great minuteness the various statutes in relation to tlieerimo of which ltatzky has been convicted. The Judge will render bis decision on the motion at the August Term of the Court.

Still Another Murder Case. The Pe ople vs. Michael Kenny. Michael Kenny, charged Willi the murder of John liavensbnrg, by stabbing and cutting bint in a fearful manner with a cheese knife, at the grocery store of Frederick Molirmanm corner of Pulton and Albany avenues, on the 2lst of May last, was brought into Court this morning for trial the day agreed upon by the District Attorney. The panel ofjurors being exhausted, the prisoner's counsel, Messrs.

Jcnks Gill, asked the Court to postpone the case until next week, when there would be a sufficient number ofjurors present, whereupon the Court ordered a new punol of SO jurors to be summoned for Tuesday of next week, to which time the Court of Oyer and Terminer stands adjourned. POLICE, High Times in a Imager Beer Saloon A Number of German Women Make a Descent on a Beer Garden to take their Husbands Out They Pitch the Bar Keeper out of the Window and make a Big Row Generally. The case of Mary Starke, Henry Lever, Adolpli Fes' ler, Catherine Lever, Jacob Lever, Adam Hoffman, an 1 Lena Hoffman, who wore arrested last week on a charge of assault, prelerrcd agniiiBt thciSf by Phillip ISrinkmun and bis wife, who keep a Lager Beer Saloon at No. 2 Hamilton avenue, was tried this morning before Jus iice Boerum. The affair took place on Monday the lOthof June, when the male defendants were at Brink man's saloon imbibing lager and listening to the dulce strains of an accordeon.

Mrs. Lever. Mrs. Starke, and Mrs. Hoffman had for some lime before been of th opinion that Brinkman's saloon was a great nuisance in the neighborhood and ought to be abolished, and on this particular evening they held a meeting and resolved to go in a body and take their liege lords out of it by force.

Having come to this determination they started for the saloon, after having first fortified themselves against any feminine weakness, by copious libations of foaming lager. When they got to the saloon their beettcr halves were all engaged in dancing. The women held a couueil of war and it was resolved that Mrs. Starke should go in first and make a reconnoisance and tee how things stood. Mrs.

S. entered and was met at the door by Mrs. Brinkerhoof, who was acting as picket guuad at the door. Mrs. i.

asked for the password which Mrs. S. gave by inserting her digits In Mrs. Briaker nian's capillary, covering and causing her to describe eccentric circles around the floor, and the result was a gei.eral row in which chairs, timiulers, glasses, flew around promiscuously until the arriv.il of a detic'mieut of police from tbe43lh precinct who took the parties all into custody. The following was the evidence in the ca6e.

Mary Starke, Hamilton avenue near Court street was the first witness examined, and testified that on the day of the assault, she went int Mrs. Brinkman's lager bier tuloon to gel bi husband out; when she got to tlio store the found ail those inside engaged in a iVce fight: witucps look hold of her husband to take him out. when Mrs. Brinkman cried out to her, you got out of" here and then knocked her down; witness struck back and then another womau took her out of the store. On the cross examination witness testified that when she visited Mrs.

Brinkman's storehe had two female friends with her, one of whom had told her that her husband was carrying on in Burkmnn's store; when witness got to Hi inkman's fuIood she saw Airs. Lever, Mrs. Early and a great many others there. They were nearly all engaged in fighting. Ann Early testified that jdie was standing at the door of Mrs.

Brinkman's saloon when Mrs. Stark went in to get her husband out, Mrs. Brinfcuiati met her at the door and said, wbut do you want here, and then struck her; botli oinen then clenched und fell on the floor, and then Mr. Fisher and his wife came out: wifn ss tojk old of Mrs. Fisher and took her home: when Wilms it came to Mrs.

Brinkman's door, the enmnanv inside re all engaged in but in a lew mfiftiW after she got there tbey all commenced to right. Tlic lighting was commenced as soon as Mrs. Stark went into the bouse; Mrs. Brinkmen ordered Mrs. Stark to go out of the house; Kennedy and Victory were there.

Mary Brinkman was sworn for the defense, and testi fied that on the evening in question Jacob Lever, Phillip Lever, Henry and Catherine Lover. Adoinh Feslcr. Adam Hoffman, Mrs. Huffman, Jlrs. Coorev, Mrs.

ber saloon driukinglager. There were also a number of other persons there whoso names she did not reol cet. lliese persons all came in together. When Mrs. Siarke came in I asked her what she wanted, when she caught me by the hair, and her husband took hold of me, and they knocked me down and dragged me to the oibcr side of the room.

Several other persons i. ioked me 1 can't say who tlu were. The doors and chairs. and tables and indows, and everything in my place was uriiheii. iviit i nun sinitK i eouiu seer nouilllg; 1.

uiu not strike Mrs. Starke; as nuu as I took hold of her icr husband came up and knocked me do n. runup liniiKuiau, tlic nu Daml oj the Tornier witness, estified that be saw Mr. Starke. CaHierine Lever, and Ilenry Lever all pounding awayat his wife, lie heard I'lnilip i.ever say to iiib wife, "go in and give I lo lie, anil ineyaii went on and gave it to her, Inle bis was going on.

witness was beni2 beaten at the other side of the room by several of the others. The women and the men did not come into ihe house toietiie' Margaret Lever testified that on the day' in oiiustion she went to the saloon of Mrs. Brinkinuu 'o fetch her usbnnd out, when she got there she found a big fight going on. Mrs.Starks and Mis. llrmkinan wev on Hie floor pulling each others hair and poimdiu; eacli oilier as well i's tiiey could.

Mrs. Stark's dress was nearly all lorn oil ner body witness did not niterfero between the women, but took hold her lunbaud and toil: iiim out. when she got outside she found Mrs. Fisher who hadsuc eecuen in gelling ner iiiiioami out also, anil witness and her iook iiieir leige mros tnuue. Calhaiiiie Lever testified that she also went to Mrs.

Brinkman's saloon after her husband, in eiilnnanv witii Mis. Slaike and Lena Hoffman. When Mrs. Starke went Mrs. Bumkman took bold of her and asked her what she wanted there.

Mrs. Starke and Mrs. Hriukniau then got Into a tight and witness having got hor liu otiul led. 1 Ins closed Hie case for the prosecution. I nomas Kennedy, liar keeper for the urimkinans, te lihed that Phillip Lever eame in while lie was draw ing lager and made a demonstration with his bolt against his base.

Witness lold liiin not to do so again, but he did. and then witness struck him and thev all got into a fight; saw Mrs. ISrinkmun and Mr. Brinkman buth on the floor, but did not have a chance to assist them for somebody pitched him through the window. A number of other wilnfsses wore examined, but iheir testimony did not differniaterially from the wilnesi for the defence and 'Justice Boerum fined the parlies as follows Mary Starke, Henry T.ever $20; Phillip Lever, $25; Adolph Fcsler, $12; Catherine Lever, if Jacob Lerer, Adam Huffman, $10; Lena Hoffman, sentence suspended.

The eomplattit Mrs. Brinkman was dismissed. Dcpiavity in the Eastern District A Tamily Conspiracy to Ruin a Young Girl. Ontlie25tu Instant the ease of Sarah Middle ton against Jeffrey a grocer, camo up for a hearing before Justices Colahau and Walter. The girl, not yet sixteen years old, swears, and in a manner strengthening the truth of ber testimony, that in August last she went to sleep with the niece of Sullivan, one Julia Hayes, aud Unit during the eveaing she was drugged by Sul'ivan.

and on "awaiting found thatlier ruin Mid been effected. On relating her troubles to the oicic subsequently, the latter remarked that it was nothing much, und that ber uncle had served her the same way. From this lime the girl gradually lost her elf respect and from a virtuous young woman became hogenen us of her favors as to throw doubts on the paternity of a child in prospective. The person charged brings his own son and his nephew to prove the bad character of the girl, and by their evidence a most disgusting picture of depravity is shown. As the evidence was contradictory, the Justices did not agree, and Justice Walter immediately thought that Sullivan was not the father of child to be born within a month.

Justice C'olalian reseivcd his decision until yesterday, when he spoke of the unseemly hasto of Justice Waiter as follows; "When this case was submitted to this Court on Thursday last, 1 considered it one (but perhaps that was owing to my obtuse intellect) which required a little deliberation and reflection, and in which I expected much enlightenment from my associate (Justice Walter) whon we should come to talk the mattee over, should I unfortunately differ with him in my opinion. In this I have been disappointed and deprived of bis invaluable aid in enabling me to como to a correct conclusion as by his genius and acute intellect he was enabled to announce ot once, without at all consultiag me, that his mind was made up, that Mr. Sullivan was not the father of the child. I could not see the case in that light quite so clearly as to justify me in so hastily coming to that conclusion. I then so stated, and that 1 should reserve my opinion until this day at 2 o'clock, tkat I might review the testimony, and if possible render a correct decision.

The Justice then reviewed (lie testimony, and gave as his opinion that Jeffery Sullivan is the father of the child. The man Sullivan ought not to get off in any way, for if at Ihe time this girl was drugged she had brought a charge of rape under the aggravated circumstances, her evidence as already given would have sent him to the State Prison for more than ten years. The only real testimony brought against the girl is that she was "bold like and saucy." The matter will now have to be reheard by two other Justices, or by the County Judge. Our Opera House. Manager Hooley, tilive to bis business, still continues to give the best of performances.

This week Bowers made his debut in his new song, which in the comic way, is an excellent hit. It is entitled "The Darkey at the Play," aud one must hear it sung by the gentleman himself lo appreciate its mirth lUlness. Kccollect this is the last night but one the P. THE PIRATES STILL Burning of Hie Schooner "Wanderer," A SIDE WHEEL STEAMER ON FIRE. The Alabama and tieorgia.

Ri.oucestkk, June 2G. The fishing schooner Vanguard has arrived from the Hanks, and makes the following report: On Tuesday saw the schooner Wanderer, of Gloucester, on fire on the west end of Georges. At the same lime thirty fishermen were in sight. Saw nothing of Hie liratc. Boston, June 2C.

The schooner iion, at ellflcet, reports that on Tuerday last, at 3 P. twelve miles S. S. of the South Shoal L'ght, saw a side wheel steamer of about Tut) ions on fire. Remained by her untiT she sank.

Out hi not ascertain tier name. More of the Rebel Privateers. Yarmouth. 2L June 20. Tlic packet schooner Monitor, from Bnslon, rcporls as follows "At 12 o'clock last night, thirty mile? W.

by of Yarmouth, fell in with a large ship, burned to the water's edge, name unknown. She was still burning anil in low ol'two AVcstport schooners. At 4 o'clock this morning saw a steamer standing southwardly, partially change hcrtourse and speed two or three times. Saw a similar looking steamer on Wednesday, sevenly miles east of Cape Ann, standing northeast. Gi.orcESTKit, Capk An.w June 20.

The schooner Crusader has just arrived from the fishing banks, and reports that on Thursday, at 1 1 A. 20 S. from Chatham, heard heavy nriujr, supposed to lie from a V. S. gunboat vhieh passed here the even ing previous.

The Alabama and Georgia. Xew Youk. June 2G. The correspondence of the Merchants Kxchange and News llooni, 60 and 02 Pine street, says "The rebel steamers Alabama and Georgia were still at Babia, on Ihe 19th ofMay. coaling from a IlritisU bark.

The authorities had ordered them off, but there were no signs of their obeying the order when tliebrigSt. Peter, at Koston. left. SECOND EDITION. EAG1E OFFICE, THREE P.

iff. Two New Rebel Irou Clads Reported to be There Tiiey are to Make a Descent upon Our Blockading Squad roiiDisfafection Among the North Carolina Troops They arc all Ordered into Other Rebel States and Their Places Taken by Georgia and South Carolina Troops Destitulion Among the Families of Loyalists on Cape Hatteras Ranks. Nrwiiep.n, N. June 22. The U.

S. transport steamer Albany, Capt. Lewis, leaves here at ft P. M. for New York.

Two desertercs arrived here from Wilmington a few days since, ith the intelligence that tivo rebel ironclads, with five inches plating on eighteen inches of wood, mounting heavy guns, were about ready to make a raid on our blockading squadron. They are about the size of the first Merrimac, and lay very deep in the water, and are onlv able to irate samp tim Cmi nnts an hour. Wilmington is very strongly fortified and a small force can hold it against great odds. The oilicers of lbe regiments there are in favor of a bitter prosecution of tlic war," while the men who desire the cant tire of the city by the "Yankees." entertain none but mutinous regards for the rebel Confederacy. That inveterate la'k cr, Kx Scnator Clingman, is the General commanding the rebel forces, for whom no respect is entertained.

In the vicinity of Wilmington near the border of South Carolina, lurge numbers of dc. erters and conscripts are and successfully resisting the rebel authority, having had three severe engagements already. The Rebel Secretary of "War has ordered all the North Carolina regiments into oilier stales, for immediate service, on'aceount of the growing disaffection among hem. Georgia and South Carolina troops are to take their places in Ibis State. The women and children, numbering l.ftuO persons, on Cape Hatteras ban ks are in a very destitute condition and threatened with starvation.

Every boy and man among them, capable or doing military duty.have volun taril taken up arms in defense of the Union.which leaves leaves no one at borne to care for the innocent and the needy. Being a very religions people they have not called upon the government lor a mouthful of food, believing it is wicked and dishonorable to do so. while the nation is struggling to maintain its existence. Not even a e'egy niari" or doctor remains. The people jf Cape Hatteras Banks have furnished more loyal soldiers, iu proportion to Iheir number, than any other locality in the country.

A more sublime exhibition of patriotism than that shown by them, has never been witnessed. It earnestly hoped that some benevolent christian astociulinn of the North will Immediately dispatch a representative witii clothing and oilier necessaries to relieve lbe pressing wants of ihese devoted Vnion loving people, who "prayers are constantly ascending lo Heaven for the success of our righteous cause. Tlic wives and children of the North Carolina volun teers and the First North Carolina Artillery arc also suffering for want of proper elolaipg, and require immediate assistance, having been driven from their homes in a destitute condition. MACHINERY. FliTY THOUSAND DOU.AIiS WORTH OFNKW AND SECOND HAND MACHINKRY FOIISAI.E.

viz: St ain Ei.ginea anil lloilers. statiouary aud port jlIe, from three to fif hi.rsen.wer; PlaninK Machines. Luther. Shaltinn. IMI Itys mid Tanks.

I'm table Ksttlej. vioes, Jlacliinery aud Tools of evtr description. AUo on hand alargi asort nient ol liotse shoe and oilier Iron. The highest price pa'd or Wrnnd.tand Cast Scrap Iron. Copper and Metals of i rv desr ript'on.

A pply to P. CASS1DY, 4 to IU Bridue street. Urooklrn. Dealer in all kinds of Machinery. N.

B. On band a large assortment of Fumnce DoDr3, Giati ic. a7 N. Y. SUPKEMK COURT.

John U'ffcrts apainst Morris J. Earl and others. A HHA IIAU L.OTT. I'itlt Att T. In iiursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made In the above entitled action, bearing date the 3(1 day of Harcb.

I will sell by public auction, atthe Commer cial r.xcuunge, 9 ruiton6treet. toppostte the Citj IIalin a the City of lirooklyn, on the 17th day of Aorll, 18ti, at 1 iocknoon, the louovrinir iiescnbed laud and premises: All those three certain pieces or parcels of land, situate, Ijire aid being in the Town of Flatbush. known and dls'in nuisbed on a cercain map entitled "map of Oakland, in the Town of Kiatbush, L. 1 the property of William Jams, luiveyed by George Anstlce, 1863," and intended fc be tiled in Kincs County Register's office as block nuurjers (thir ty eipht.) 15 (forty live.) 40 (forty six,) and taken ticether bounded ami containing as follows, to wit: on the easterly side of Oanarsie avenue at a point where it ra intersected by the centre line Collins street, as laid down on said map; runniriK thence southerly along said easterly line of Canal Bie avenue to the northerly line of land of the estate of Cortelyou thence easterly along said northerly line of the lust mentioned land one thousand three hundred and eichty live feet four and one half inches to the centre line of Hudson avenue; thence northerly along said centre line of Hudson avenue one hundred and thirtyfeet to the cenire nne oi i uiiaiu Hireet; ineace westerly along saw centre line of "Wlllium street seven hundred und ueventv nine feet and one inch to the centre line of lirooklyn avenue: thence norlherly along the centre line of Brooklyn avenue two hundred and sixty feet to the centre line of Collins street aforesaid, and thence westerly along said centre line of Collins street to the easterly side of Canarsle avenue to the place of beginning, together with all anl singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenance thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, Marcn4tn, iit5.

nino lawowrn Anruuiii i. uahi'iuill. Sheriff. The side of the above property is postponed until the 18th day of May, 1868. at the same hour and place.

Dated Brooklyn, April IT, 1863. apl8 lawta ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL. Sheriff. The sale of the above property Is further postponed luitil the 30th day of Slay, 1803, at tlio same hour and place.

Dated lirooklyn, May 18. 1863. nulOlawtsTu ANTHONY V. Sheriff The sale of the above property ls fiu thar postponed until the iith day of June. 1863, at the same hour and place.

Dated Brooklyn, May 30tb. 1833. jeJlawtsTu ANTHONY 1 The sale rf the above voperty further postponed until Hie Is', day of July. at the same hour and place. ted Brooklyn, J'.

ne titli. je8IatsM ANTHONY V. CAMPBELL. Sheriff. COUKT Bonjiimin Blossom and Cl W.

Blossom, plaintiff's, against Ml ward Wat ira and Sarah B. Waters his wife. William K. s. Burbank.

Cash i of the Washington Branch of the Bauk of Cape Fore, nnd Jarob WTeiehare. defendants. To each and every of the above named Defendants: You are hereby summoned and reuulred to auswer the complaint in this action, which was, atthe day ol th itc berei f. Hied with the Clerk of the Comity of Kings, at ids oflice in the City Hall, In the C.tv of Brooklyn. wltU i the State of New York, and to serve a copy of your answer tu the said complaint on the subscribes, at oHicu, No.

74 Wall slrect. in the City of New York, within the of New York, within twenty davs a fler thr. frvice of LhU sum. nionsonyou. exclusive of the day of such service: audit iu ran to answer the said complaint within the time afore uie piamtuiB tins action win apply to ttie uoiin ior ueuiauueu tue comuiaiui, wmeu inarcu io'q.

of There is no necessity waiting two or three weeks for your Cartes do Visile to be finished go to Swnnton it Oswald's gallery, mid you ctin gel them in from one to two days from the lime of sitting. Keeep tion, drcsnng and operating rooms on 'first flour. Vignettes, photographs, jiinbrotypcs, artistically finished, and satisfaction guaranteed. Oswald, aO 1 Fulton street, opposite the City Hall. Old DaiiuerreotYpcs, Ambrotypes, Carles du Tislte, Portraits.

Ac. coiilel to Photographs of any by a Dtw process and finished In oil, water do. or India ink equal to pictures fioui life. Hl'stuk'h New l'hotograph lc tilery. 2e2 Fulton street.

Brooklyn, "Wigs Cameron's inyisibih Wigs and Toc rm Thi new and novel invention Is worthy the inspection of all interested. Partings never soils or stains, and is pronounced by connoiBeurs to so elosely resemble nature as to defy detection. Half Wigs, Bans, long Hair liranU, and Hair Work generally, of every shade, size and color 199 Fulton Bt. Soke Throat Specific. We prepare an article for tb cure of Sore Throat (not Bronchitis) the merits of which, those who have used it can best attest.

One bottle warranted to cure, race otic, boia oy U'ujrenu. DR. 11. AXD3K3 A Physicians and Chemists, 428 Broadway, N. Y.

Brooklyn Juvenile Warehotse, 171 Fulton street A new and beautiful stock of Ladies', Children's and Infant's Clothing, justopeaed. Our materials are of the nest quality, ana tne wn: aone a neai ana arusuc man ner. A call solicited at the Brooklyn Juvenile Warehouse, No. 171 Fulton Btreet. A.

Coes and M. J. Quln, late with Chambers, Broadway 6m Voi.unteep.s Read This. For the ment of the System, Chance of Diet, Wounds. Sores, Bruises ami Eruptiots.

to whl 'h every Volunteer is liable, there are ro remedies so safe ctnvenb nt aid sure as HOLLOWAVS PILl.S AND OINTMENT. thoroUBMy tested In the Crimean and Italian CsmuaiBns. Only 25 cents per box or lot. 234 jeStilw Hill's Hair Drs 50 cents, Black or Brown, natural, reliable, durable. Instantaneous.

Depot, 1 Barclay sti ett, N. Y. Sold by ail drug and patent medicine stores. niLL's Infallible Onguent for the xrowUi and beauty of the Hair, Removing Dandruff Introdu eed in 1638. Higl Jyrecommended by Physicians and others per certificates, ljc pot No.

I Barclay street, N. v. Said by all drug and patent medicine stores. 110 Cartoons of best quality Black Velvet Rib bons, just received, (no auctieu goods) at LockittSon '51 Fulton street apposite Clinton. Bonnets Reduced in Puice, at Noimi's, 190 Fulton street.

Daik Straw Flats for Ladies ntl Uhvldrsa altfchapcs. TnE Hats for the Season Those light and beautiful ventilated felt Ha's. in a variety of colors and at the lowest prices. Uaaaax Uatter. 1W Religious Notices.

Union Beligiotjs Ghove Meetings will be held in the beautiful grove known as Lefferts Park, on Tonqikins, near DeKalb avenue, on Sunday, June 1Kb commencing at 10 ciock A. ana will tinue through the day, and on every succeeding Sun lay during the season. The Brooklyn City and Newt wn Railroad Company's cars run every five minutes to and fiomtlie above Park. MARRIED. MKitiiiLL Fr.BEX On Thursday evening, "June 2cib.

at the kid, ni nf tin. hr.ile's rather, hv the Rev. Dr. T.ivlor. JUr.

Oi.o W. Mkrkili. to Miis Julia M. Easts, both of th's city. fVo ccrds.

Wi.r.sTEit IhTTiT At St. Ann's Church. Eiooklyn, on V.Vi riedv. June at 10 o'clock A I.I.. by liev.

Jamei J. Feliu. 1' i.i kr G. khsi i.a. of Foit Plain, N.

to Mi AMELIA 1'LTilT, of Ll'UOklyil. KlrK Cami i ki.i. On cundiy. June2lst. lttt.

at Jannica L. I by the J. II. AUi er John W. Kiiis, to Ansik, diiuchtcr of Wm.

A. Campbell, E' ill of Brooklyn. No crds. flVMIKVANT Ai Iiky On tVe T5th June, by Rev. A.

n. Caita Ski i.kr June by Bev. K. M. Johoson.

at his res rence, Pearl i rtet, oahlo to Miss KLiiaKra Si 1.1. 1 K. DIED. Cahtik On Wednesday morninir, 24th, of consumption, Ellks wi'e of W. II.

Car er, in the41styearofher ie relatives and friends of the family are reFpectfully la vitid to attend the funeral on Saturday. "nth inst at 2 o'clock V. from ber late residence. 91 Pierrepont street, without lurtber invitation. 111 EattBrookljn, June 25tli, at 1(1 P.

SI Bk.vja kik F. Ctiims, aced 47 years. WANTS. ST ANTED THREE GOOD SASH AND l. ind akria.

Annlv at HA7.7. ARD'S na Bcuca itreet, near Cjurt. The highest was paio rr.od mcr. je26 It ANTED A CAPABLE WOMAN TO DO cooking. wachinR and ironing.

One wi lin to make berseir ReDeirTly use ul an'i wbo come well recoin mendect ply at 711 lliv street corner of Cleric. jejtiU A YOL'NG MAN ABOUT IB Oft lft yerr. old: ore rciinainled with the grocery baJ. cs. Apply 10 vjo.

Hi Etreit. i etwecn 2 u'd 1 button avenue, corner of II. ANTED A NICE YOU NG WO AN, JUST errived from Irelrnd. would fake service with a meel fairily brou rl a lciioro' inn oiluc'on to a cei.ileiii; of ilits c.ty i.om Ui' 'dy re: pcciablS'iurce i there, she wd I puaiantttd lor. M.

A. ON. o' i Gold and N. V. V.

A SI ED A SMAKT TOUNG GIKL, FKOM 15 'o IV 0: awe. '0 Ue care of children and lieisclf ucclul. Mu tbe of anppiranee a id i me wed iccomrcmded. Apply at 21 Wyckoll street, jeii II WANTED A PURCHASER, FOR SOME EiiBlbh black und tan TKRRIER DOGS, thorough hrpd and we 1 trained. Also afew handsome PIIP.

for nalo beip, at Cl beuerinernorn strett, ttetween uourt and uoe niin. jezuat" WANTED A FEW MEN OF GOOD CHAR ac.ler. i ioin Company (Left Flank Comoanvl Itci.iirent K. 5 now st IlarrisburK Aoply lit ttie Ai im ry, corner of Pulton and Orinre street0, from 4 to 10 1'. ill.

JAB. M. 1VKB. (Jaol. Lt.

Kicn yr bis. AN TED A SITUATION, BY A GIRL, TO II do Vitchen work or ccneral houBework. Can be seen for three days at No. 3 State st eet. firt floor.

je2 It3 ANTED A WORTHY, OBLIGING eirl to do genera1 housework in a small lamity. She nrustbe fond of children. Appiy, wan reierenoe, ai rdi jeio lt 1 acloc street. WANTED A BOY TO WORK AT OR TO Jcarn the baking business. One who is honest aud industrious will htve a good home.

None else need annlv. Enquire at the llakeri in CVurt stieet, between 3d and 4th places. je'25 3t WANTED A NURSE A TRUSTWORTHY, obliginp Girl, with experience, to take card of a ba'ty 9 months old. Almt be neat, a good sewer and bring the best city None but lirst class servants reed apply, uau ul ko. ii Greene avenue corner oi vjarnon aveLue, Brookljn.

je25 2t ANTED ROOMS TWO ROOMS ON THE tecond floor, for a family of two ptrons. near either Fulton. Sruth or Hamilton ferries. Kent not to exceed 48 per month. AddrtssT.

oflice, stating location. ANTED INFORMATION OF MARIA HOI.AN. whn tpft Ireland about 4 years a7d: whpn last beard from it was thouiitit she was livinK near Port tiamit on. Any inrormation oi ner wuereaoouta win oe tJi.miilully received by her brother, MARTIN DOL a riluined Volunteer, who Is at33 Leonard street New York Ntw Voi papers plea" copy. je253t WANTED A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS A neat, capable girl.

Apply, with references, immediately, at 58 Fort Creene place. jeSiSt ANTED FOUR ROOMS ON A SECOND, floor, not far from the City Hall; must he In a good and.respectable neighborhood. Kent moderate. Address, statiDg terms and location, GARIBALDI, Eagle ollice. je25Bt WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT able woman, as cook, or to do general housework In a small private family.

Good city reference. Call at 312 1'uiton avenue, for two days. je25 2t WANTED A DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER wishes a few more customers to go out by the day or week. Operates on "Wheeler WUson's and other machineB. Inquire at 10 Joralemon street.

je25 2t 17 ANTED A SMART, TIDY AND COMPE vT tent girl, with good' refeteace as cook, washer and lroner, and to do general housework in a small family. Must be a good baker. Apply at No. 5 Hicks street, Brooklyn. jeMSt' ANTED BY AN AMERICAN, A SITUA tlon as porter in a large store, wherethere is cooda to be packed; is a carpenter by trade.

Address Box IB Eagle oitice. jctMSf WANTED FURNISHED APARTMENTS, with or without board, for a gentleman and his wife. Address, stating terms, which must be rcderate, F. A Box 1716 N. Y.

P. 0. mvl2 TED TO LET W. W. MACHINES.

with Grttlftps otieratora. bv the dar or weak. Alsn done at short notice. Apply at 120 Fulton street, opposite Stuidg btreet, formerly occupied by Dentin Fry. lm WA NT KD SITUATIONS MANNING'S sraclous oftices corner, of Court and Joralemon sis, cslallibhed in under the patronage aud approval oTour oldftt and most respected citizens, la open daily from 7 A.

M. to7V. forthe reception of employers, from ICO to luO exicrienced aervantB. of difkbhkst nation's on hand each da for eyery description of work (both for city ami country.) as ate tha mo3t respectable class of landed, willing tohlie atfrom 4 to tS pwuiODth. WM.

Commodore (broke down.) The party on the Kip Van enjoyed their trip very much. There were between seven and eight hundred ladies and gentlemen on the boat, There was music by Sanger's Brass Band, sing ing and dancing, and the time passed away very pleasantly. The steamboat reached her dock at six P. M. Theft.

At about seven o'clock last evening the house of Mr. Geo. Kcssell No. 124 Grand street was utored by a sneak thier and a black coat and a pair black jinnts stolen from one of the rooms on tJie first lloor. Tlieir Viiluc was $25.

Aitoiktmsnt. Mr. Edward J. Waugh lias been detached from the Navy Yard, and appointed to the charge of the Ordnance Department at Baltimore Thisyoung man's father is Mr. John B.

Waugli, the efll. eient aud much valued head of the Navy Yard police and being a chip of the old block," this appointment carries out the idea of the fitness of thin g. the righ. man in the right place." Fourth of July Celebhaiion. Bowronville in the far limits of the eighteenth wr.rd lias always been a sort of a separate orgaization from Brooklyn proper, last year it celebrated the natal day of the Republic in a style showing its own independence, and this year it is the intention of the inhabitants to do the same.

lion Henry B. Stanton of Brooklyn, has been invited to delivi an oralion and has signified his acccptcnec of the invita tion. A dinner worthy of the day will be laid on the table in a bower prepared for the occasion, and fireworks will enliven the evening. PlC NIC Ol THE WASHINGTON STREET M. E.

Sabbath The Twenty first annual pic nic os cursiou of the Washington Street 21. J3. Sunday ticlioo! took place on "Wednesday. Tlic place ouiecica waa Florida Grove, near Perth Amboy, if. a delightful spot on the banks of the Haritan river.

The companyi numbering some live hundred souls, were conveyed to the ground in the steamboat "William Kent. The party enjoyed themselves for a few hours at the Grove in the usual manner of Buch occasions, Stewart's Band contributing their aid to enhance the pleasures of the occasion. The return trip was also made enjoyable by social music and singing. Atbeneum. On Saturday evening of this week, the Misses Chapman, assisted by the Misses Myers, and other talent, will give an ente, tai nme.it consisting of readings, recitations and songs.

This occasion is to aid in raising funds for the education of the Chapman children. These gifted girls, aged 11 and 13, who have only twice before appeared i public, have already made their mark as posicf 6iiig extraordinary dramatic powers. We trust that they will receive the patronage they de serve. Nomination ov a Cuibf. Last evening, on call of W.

Jennings, the relirin; Chief neer of the Fire Department of the Eastern District, his assistant und the board or officers met put in Domination a successor. As stated in these columns on Wednesday. Ml'. Thomas M. Doyle was selected by twentT nine yolrs out of a ballot ot fortA seven.

Of these fifteen were blank and three seattevirg. On tlic result being announced by Mr.Geo. Lindsay, of Hose No. 2, the nomination was made unanimous. The election of Mr.

Doyle, which is its certain as anything in tlic future can be, will leave a vacancy in the First Assistant Engineersliip, for liieli there are already some half a dozen candidate. The election for chief occurs at Fireman's Hall, on Wednesday evening next. Pic nic at Gbove. The members of the congregation of Dr. Pise's ehnrch, in Sidney place, went on their annual pic mc yesterday to Morris Grove near Jamaica.

A number of special cars were cliaric ci for the occasion, to convey the pleasure seeking to the Grove. There were about 2000 persons on the ground, an abundance of excellent music of everydes.Tip. the full grown brass band, which discoursed operatic airs for the lovers of classic music, doA to the humble devotees of the lyrical art who squeezed the pipes, or tortured the fiddle for the pleasure of the lovers of the Irish jig." It is needless to say that there was universal pleasure, the elements and everything else iieing propitious, and the festive throng returned boin at a seasonable hour in the evening. with tlic feeling that they bad spent a plenernt day. Presenting a Firb Suit.

On evening Hie members of Kngine Co. No. E. I), met at their house and presented Mr. Bernard Haver of their company, with a complete fire suit.

The re cipient lias just been chosen one or the Assistant H'l giucers of the E. D. Fire Department. The cap pre setitcd was of the muuufacture of Gratacap, and wa strengthened and ornamented with 72 combs the coat trumpet, belt, were all in keepiug with the hat On receiving these valued and valuable gifts, Mr. Have suitably acknowledged the kindness of the donors, and just as other speakers were about to follow, the alarm struck for the Sixth district.

So Kngineer Haver, in his new suit, rushed to the point threatened. Charlej Cooncy is Foreman, and L. VT. 'Wheeler of Engine Co JSC s. The Lee Avenue Concert Last Evening.

Tlio musical festival at the Lee Avenue Church, E. D. last evening, forthe benefit of the sick and wounded our soldiers was an entire success. Long before the hour for Beginning the house was packed full, and before the entertainment closed it was filled again through the packing talent ot the ushers in attendance. The pro gramme was lengthy, but so varied that one foil no de sire that it should be shortened.

Tito choruses by 150 voices under the direction of Mr. Thco. E. Perkins Hew York, with the accompaniment of the military band oftho New York full and faultless in melody, but at times almost overwhelming in volume "Where all was so good personal mention is invidious few names, all of whom acquitted themselves finely, are iiri' ci.ted iow tl.c few people absent what a treat 'The Vacant Chair," and "Only a. Mioses Anna D.

Goodall. Agner, oncored "Th? MilJcr fphous Glee Club liadger; "Avo Maria," Miss Fannie' care for mother now?" anil i home again," by Miss Fannie mil Mrs. Egginton, and Lvckwood Tho Trooptr's Farewell," en ic choruses, "The Multitude of An are thy Messengers," and otliors od. The receipts are said to have wli Hi'lll Ml' ill nil wrwwnwwiti 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 iim linn 111 mnr lrmomtir rr rei enl fine programme,.