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WANTS. Browne's Patent Metallic Wbather Strips and Window Rands exclude wind rain, and dut from, and stop the rattlingof doors and windows, of every description. For s)le in all Hardware stores. Principal Depot. 212 Broadway, corner of Fulltn street.

SJ 3m SECOND EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE, THTKE1S P. fl. Amnsenents this Evenisg. Tim EDITION.

EAGLE OFFICE. 34 P.M. By Telegraph to the Brooklyn Eagle. From Gen. Meade's Army iySPRAJfCE.

ggTH DIVIDEND. BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICES No. 18 WALL BTREET NEW TORE, AND 11 COURT STREET. BROOKLYN. CASH Cakrjtj.Au 4163,000 00 SURPLUS 129,888 00 ASSETS .283,836 00 At an annual election held on the 1st Inst, the following gentlemen were unanimously re elected Directors for tho ensuing yeRr; Francis Furnald George Peters FranciB A Palmer Benj Stilwell James Barnes Samuel Whiting Francis Schoals Jededlah Miller, MD Charles Burkhalter George Gilflllan.

John Bodbpe Edward Badeaa Isaac Briggs Robert Knight Joshua Sutton Gilbert Beeckaiaii John Bruce Bryan Smith Jeremiah Spader. Jesse Sellgman John Lawrence At a subsequent meeting of the Board. FRANCIS P. FURNALD, was unanimously re elected President, ard CHA RLE8 BURK HALTER. Ei Vice Preslder Alto, the unal SKM1 ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TEN (10) PER CENT was declared out of the earnlngi of the six months, payable on the 1st of July next, free from Oovert.n.ent lax.

By order WM. F. LEGGETT, Secretary. Geoboe Aloek, Surveyor. 3uuk 11th.

lbt 3. JblT KIN GSfJOUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COM PANY OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, L.I. Omce, Farmers' and Citusens' Bank Building, Brooklyn, E.D. Branch Office, No. 1 Nassau street.

New tfork. CAPITAL 150,000. Insures Dwellings, Stores, and other Buildings, Goods, Wares, Furniture and Merchandise. Vessels in port and their Cargoes, Mortgages, Interest, Leases, and other property, against loss or damage by Fire, and against the risks of inland navigation and transportation, on the moBt favorable terms. DIHECTOR3.

Edw Backhouse Richard TrusselT Daniel Smith Griffith Griflith Jacob Wilson Lewis Hunrt John Bayward Chauncey Cook Wm Pease Ephraim Miller Oliver Rlngersoll Lawrence Reeves Stephen Provost Jas A Van Brunt Thos Hutchinson Alfred Clock Adam 0 Martin George 0 Bennett John Wells Samuel Spedln Andrew Provost Beach Terrett Henry Johnson Edward North Arch Meserole Joseph Burr Samuel Free David Sturtevani Alfred Hobley Charles Fellows Abraham Mills Jas Valentine Wm Pooley Sylvester Tuttle Richard Brown John Keating Jos Anderson Ralph Teets E. T. BACKHOUSE, President. Henry Pope, Secretary. Sam del Taylor, Assistant Secretary.

WANTED BY AN HOSTEcT RESPECTA ble (tirl, a situation to do chamberwork in Ihe wnshingand or would do peneral housework in a sma'l priva'e family. Apply at her present place. 376 Crlion avenue, Brooklyn. jy22 It WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT able young girl, to do general housework In a small family. Can be seen rntll suited.

Call at 308 Hicks street, cornerof Amity, top floor, front room, y23 It TX7 ANTED THRE OR FOUR ROOMS, within 15 walk of Fulton Ferry, by a gentle man, with wife and one child. Neighborhood must be good Adoress Box is. Eagle oflice. jy22 2t WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 11 woman, a situation to do chamberwork. or general housework, in a small family.

Good city reference Blven. Can be seen for two days at the corner of Bond and Dgraw greets, Brooklyn. jy22 2'. WANTED A WET NURSE, WITH A freshbreat of milk. Any one having cood reco mendatlons may apply at the second house above ttyer.

on street, I Gates avenue, northeast corner. jv22 'f ANTED A SMALL HOUSE, OR PAiiT OF a large one. ny a raaiiy or g. own persons. lOorli walk from Fulton or Wail B'reet te ies.

Runt musi be moderate. Addrees P. D. BERTINE, 7ii MaMen bme. N.

1 up stairs. jy22 It WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO HAS lost her husband, would like tome person to adopt li'r child, a boy, 2 months old. To be seen ai the coroer of Jay and Tiilqry ureet. Apply for Mr. Allison jy2J It AS? AN TED TO KENT A HOUSE, NEAR TT Vnll ttreet Ferry, Eroakljn.

containing ahouteigbt rooms modern improvements. If fuinlsheil. will Ouy ihe fund ure. If in good condition and a fair price. Address 11.

A 113 Wall street New York. jy22 2t Tjy AN! ED A FRONT ROOM OlTSE'COND IT floor, without board. In a private family, for a gentleman and wife, convenient to Fulton Jr'err. Addresi T. 8 Eagle cflic.

jy22 If WANTED A GOOD GIRL, OR MIDDLE aged woman, to do general housework. Must be a Kood plain cook, washer and ironer. Wajes 7. Apply at 13 Carlton avenue, near j2 It TIJANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT 11 able girl, to do plain cooking or general housework. Bestcityrelerences: lived five years at last place.

Inquire till Friday, at 220 Adams street. WANTED A SITUATION," BY ARESPECT able girl. a3 can cut and fit chUci en's dresses and do all kinds of family sewing. Call for tiro days at 44 ccheimerhorn street. jy2J It WANTED A B6Y, TO LEARN HOUSE end sign painting.

App to GEO. ELFJRD. 160 Ful'on avenue. jy22 It WANTED A BOY, 10 TO 18" YEARS OLD, to take care of a h.ir and make himself severally useful. German prefened.

Enquire at 17 C.iuton reet. 21 WANTED GOOD OPERATOR ON PLAIOR Annoe'B tewing machine; one who understands quilting. Wages tti per week. Apply at Adams st eot, Brooklyn. jy22 ANTED GIRLS ON KNOTTED AND IT tateskiiis Apply to H.

RYDER, No. Fulton avenue. None out experienced barn's need app y. jy22 4c "fTff'ANTED A LADY DESIRES A SITU A 1 1 tlon for a trusty and competent girl, as chambermat or to do general housework. No objection to the country.

Apply at her late employer's, No. 6 Hirrlson place, near Clinton Btreet. jy 3a It WANTED A FIRST ATE COLORED OR Germtn cook. Reference retmired. Enquire at 63 Pierrepont street, rrooklyn.

jj22 2t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A GIRL, 16 years old. to do li ht houtework. or take care of Children. Call at 207 Gold b.reet, near Tillary street, jjlt tV ANTED A BOY TO ATTEND A Si'OKE and go errands. Must come well recommended.

Apply at the Tin Store 21 York street, near Washington between ti and HP. SI. jj22 2t TIJANTED GAS FITTERS. INQUIRE AT 5 Nassau, near Fnlton street. It Ty ANTED BY A YOUNG GIKL, A SITUA 11 tion to do general housework, in a small American family, Ci at No 4 Joralemon streec.

Vy ANTED A SITUATION, BYXRESPECT i i ablP gill, to cook, wash and iron, or do general housework Has the of oil? reference. Canbeseen for at 21)3 Jay street, Urooklyn. jj221t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A S. VI ART, ii capable gir to do cooking, washing aad ironing, or ffnfrj.1 housework: will tie fouud a neat, trustwunhy and oblmiiig tenant, an excellent washer and ironcr, billing and reepectral; is highly recemincuied. APiily at 121 Atlantic street, ar henry.

jy22 It Vy A NTED MP LO YM ENT, BY A MONTH 11 li rurse of experiecce and rcipcctadillt'. SaUifac tory reference p'vi Flense enquire of s. Or I io. JBl Gold street Brookbn. jySlSt ty ANTED A HOUSE, OR PART, say 3 or 4 sa all tooiiis for a small fa rilr.

Rent not. to i xi a i.er njonth in or near Myrt iventirt, beii.w YiiLdcrbi't uvctue. jiiipl; io AUUO't'f. 4H Myrtle a ''liue. Urooklin.

jl2' 3t V57AN'l ED BY a YOUNG M.aTaND WlW, i cend floor pait of tbiid: pteaFant quet eirhlorlmod hsi iiti 1 references exenansd. 'lirnfull nariiiularsto ciBiire atteutitn. Addreu I'ELHAM. Eagle ullice. jyUl at ANTED A GIRL, BETWEEN13 AND 10 years of age.

to take care of ch'ldreu. Apply at 121 Carlton avenue, near yrtle. WANTED SITUATJONS FOR SEVEliAL viry desirable servants, for cooking, wishing an 1 ironing, general housework and children's nurses, vhi are thoroughly experienced heD. have first, class references from their lani places, and only aidengaged tn consequeare of the families they ire been living with goin in tue country. App'y at aiANNING'U, 15 Court street.

jy2l 3t ANTED AS NURSE, A PERSON FULLY ii comiietent to take care of young children. Good reference required. Apply at 274 Union Btreet, Brooklyn j2tt 2t WANTED A SNUG, PONY BUILT HORSE! Mut be round, kind, tirnmot auifreejone tbitstiin'ls wiihout tjing preferred. Aduress, s'ating lowest cnh price and whtre the can be seen. t'agle office jy30flt WANTED FIFTY TOBACCO RDLLKKS, it male or female, at 163 Greenwich street.

New Volt j)I8 4t 'ly ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A VETN URSE with a fresh breast of milk. Apply at 2(7 Brooklyn jj2J2f XS7ANTED SITIJATIONS AT HENDElT TV SERVANTS' OKF1CE, 6 Court street, (M tarue HaU for ten or twelve neat, respectable Protestant kervants coots, chamoermaids ami ireneral housework A'sooneliundred otiit bervtints nd beveral girls isnded can be seen each oay waiting fer sitiatioiij nt 'tiv office, well known to the pub 1c since June. 185). to he moitreiiablc agency in llruoklyj. jy203t JLOST A1VD FOUNO REWARD LOST ON OK ABOUT JUTdih in the vicinity of Mrllc finil nt uvs.

a HuLL OK MuMY. conlaiMun iibcm $100. Tlie a'dive rt vnid win be iia for the recovery of the strue. jjSSlt a. WiLLttTtf.

Kuntju eoue, nearMjTtle. LOST TROV f.uCLASSON AVEtfOE, A. BaY Mix, auout hi iianiin li lad fe white, and whi'e FfjT. ii lit 1 fact, lorn switch t.i'l a auiialB rcwa will ot rmr tn rdurofi titr to the abovu vl icv. ME TO TITc PREMISES OF THE SUB f)lhrs.

TWO CijWg. Th owrer cud have them uy urovir jr rot ertyiirt pajioK e.MetJSt:, or tUtry will M. inquirt at Nuvy jy23 It 1 OST ON SATURDAY IXth INSTANT, TN htr(t JirroMyn. a Mack anl wh't? neUer to tt name ish A Hhra( rtiwa will hi piven for A rurn 10 KIWI) M. UHSON lrtl Kult sued.

It ookiyn. Any one found 'tni'iin; him ata tuls i.otic. will te dea witU to full extent of tku lav. iySI lAT SI'lilClAL JVOTICES. AN KICE AND TiTE HUND TvLfCrVC HOMP I.V7RV AKTKKNOON A Vt fJVENIXti, In coiijiiuct'ou wi It a It a nr.

TUESDAY. AND TdtJKSDAV, July 2tU. 2vtU ad 3th. Mt CONCCRRKNT RliSOLUT'IuX PROPOSING AN AMKNDMENT to tiik covstitutiov Feftdved. uf the AF8c.rnbIy concur Tint i in? folio Tintc amendment piopo ea (o t'ie onrttitut on of this irate; 'J litre filiall he a(Med tot'ie S'X'h arricle of fie Const tu tlon of thta as tku twenty sbati auction thereof, the followini.

Whenever, and as pnon n.s his amend nont to iha Constitution bhail take floct. the Cuivemor shall micate. and lynnd with the adMce unri conae'i of rue cntite. appoint, live persons Coinmit s'oners of wh shall Imve liower io hear und all opnebhi then dcpt ndin' thf 'ourt of ApDea wliich ray he traosrerred i them uj eaid Court ami tha'l hnve all ti ntral owerd of a urt of Kerord fortha. puroos I'ne Cltirk of the itm of Ap vealR thalt act as Clerk of said Counu'tFloners, and he judgment rendered by the said Commi.

siono biih I ir? ea iert by Ihe naid CI rk in tl rtcorrt of the Court of Ap Iieals. have the Paine foro nd eiU as it rend ed py the aia Ccurt. Oue ol u'id Coiumitsioa rs si all be named as Chief Coimnijsionr. and the pa .1 0m uis i'a shall cominue, ami the sain Cnmtatss'onrrs li otlice, until all the causes tjausfer'fd to them srwll have teen heard and determined, hutn.ttloc gerthn'i fouryear: from the date of the commission. The add Oornuilsioo tre shall leceive the same co.uocnsatlon as the of theUourtof Anpeela They ma appoint th titot and the places of their siU'DV.

ana the Lec'sluture shill provide ior ite expense thereof. Itut said slUliip? SNali ntt appointed for the aatne time as those tyeu furthe url of Aupe. ils: and the Reporter of tbe Court of Appeal; shall Keoorttrof the aa.d Coni miBsionera. Ptatr ov Nrw York, In Senate, March 81st, 163 i The forepolns resolution was miiy nasad. By order of tte Senate.

AS. ThKWlLI.IGEU, OlerK. Statk oi' Nkw York, Tn Assembly. ApH ii 1S3. i Theforepoing was duly pas'ed.

tty order of the Atsembly. 1( cUe5IIMaN, Cleric. CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO TnK CONlT'iTION. providlnir tlnt I'eraoDB In the Ml.ltary Service of the United State in the Arn or Navy thertfof, may Vote at the place wnere they in be In euch service. Besolved, (if the Senate concur) That the followinj; amen dme tit be pioposed to the ConsUtutlouof this tat tction fn of article two ia hereby amended by add ns at th end there the following worIs Piovidtd, That in time ot war, no e'ector in the actual ml i HryperY ce or the United States In ihe nrnyor navy thtreof.

ahnll be deorivt of 8 vote hy reason of hie a pence from the Stat the LtKislatur sha 1 hive jwer toprovido themanner in woich, aud the and phues at which fcuch absent eien mav vwte and the canvass cd turns ct their votes In he eiectindlatrlcis in wh eh they rei sl'e or otherwit e. ht solved, (ii the Seniitn concur.) That the forgoing anu nr ment be reftrreJ to tSe LetLslature to be ch. sen at ib next ptnerr.l election of Senators, a id that the ime he Tub'iahed for three on iha prlr pitch lec nursaiint to ttcticn one ol aiticle of tho Cnn. titutlno. Statkdk Nkw vokk, Tn Asiemblv, Aprd 23d.

IStS The foregoing resolutions were du'y passed tty ontcr of tlie Ab.H muli, J. ii. UUSHMAN. Cork. Statk ok Nkw I In Sensio, April 24ih, Tiie forfsoing resolutions were diily i aaned.

order of the SuiaU'. JAS. TKKWU.brOKfL C.erlc. Statk of Nkw Vouk. Office of the Secretary of tate.J ha nipnred the pr cedlm; witn the oiijrin 1 concurrent rt Holuiicnson file io "iilce, and do cenl tlut t.h a fnie are roi rect transcripts therefrom and of the wlnde of anld oricnnl reaoloUrns.

HORATIO BATjLARP, Secretary of Sobe Throat Specific. TV prepare an article for the cure of Sore Throat (not Bronchitis) the merits or which, those who have used it can best attest. Gne bottle warranted to cure. Price 60c. Bold by druggists.

Da H. Annans Vhyslcisns and Chemists. 428 Broadway, N. Y. Brooklyn Juvenile "Warehouse, 171 Fnlton street A new and beautiful stock of Ladies', Children's and Infant's Clothing, jnstopened.

Our materials are of the best quality, und the work done in a neat and artistic manner. A call solicited at the Brooklyn Juvenile Warehouse, No. 171 Fulton street. A. Com and M.

J. Quia, late with Chambers, Broadway tnl6 6m Pic Nios and Excursions. Prospect Park, situated near 9th street and 10th avenue; combining on its vast area woods. lawn and pliin. affords excellent advantages for Sunday Schools and other pleasure parties.

It is accessible every few minutes during the dav by the Cooev lsnd cars running from Fulton Ferry, through Jay. Smith and Ninth streets. A. T. STEWART WILL OFFER DURING THE WKEK, AT EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE PRICES, The balance of tueir RICH STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS SILKS.

GRENADINES. BAREGES. ORGANDIES, JACONETS. MOHAIRS. ALPACAS, LACES.

EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY. GLOVES, TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, 4c, To many of which LARGE ADDITIONS Have recently been made jj232t BROADWAY AND TENTH STREET, N. Y. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW The effects of marrylnc homes and pretty furniture, read MEDICAL COMMON 8KNSK, A carious book for curious people, and a good book for every one. Contents tables free, at'the principal Newspaper Depotsthroughout the country, at E.

Warner's. No. 1 Vesey Btreet or ef the author. DR. E.

B. FOOTE, No. 1130 Broadway, N. Y. iy22 it MARTIN'S LIFE CORDIAL, FOR DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA, AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

A We thing, warranted in every case. It cures SODR STOMACH, HEART BURN, CRAMP AND PAIN IN THE STOMACH, and is extensively used as a SOOTH ING SYRUP for Children while Teething, MARTIN Proprietors. Providence. R. I.

For sa'e in New York City by H. 0. Oakley, 11 Park Row F. C.Wells 115 Franklin, st: Rushton. No.

19 Astor House; Caswell. 4 Co, Fifth avenue Hotel; fm Grey, SOI Broadway; and Druggist everywhere. jy9 3awTh4S4m CHLOASMA, OR MOTH PATCHES. Blemishes on the face, called Moth, are very annoying, particularly to the ladies of light complexion, as the discolored spots on the skin show more strongly on blondes than on brunettes, but they contribute greatly in marring the beauty on either, and anything that will remove moth patches without injuring theskln in texture or color would no doubt be eonsidereda great achievement in medical science. DR.

B. O. PERRIf having devoted his wholetlme and attention to Diseases of the Skin, wlil guarantee to remove Moth Patents, and other discoloratlons from the fsc. wlihont njury to either texture or color of the skin Hut succes in tills as In other branches of h's speci alty DISFASES OK THE SCALP AND LOSS OP HAIR will warrant him in guarantying a CURE IN EVERY CASE. Forfull particulars address, enclosing stamp for circular, DP, li.

O. PERRY. 40 Bond street. New York. ALL CONSULTATIONS REE.

je23 eodtf MARRIED. lwimel Barvard At Calais. 18G3. by Rev. S.

11 Eee'cr. Jruus F. Kommkl. of biooklyn, to Annib ugltcr ci i. A.

Barnard, of Calais, Me. DIED. Morrison On Tursday. Ju 21st. Kimnnv.

infan' son of Fukppv, imam, i on of Jopa'tao aad Anne M. Morrisou The fib no? nf the foully a'e invit to att'nd the fune lal or. TLur. day afternoon, 2 o'clock. Ir.ou thereiiden ie of hispaienip.

Krank' avei ue, between Uyrilt and Willi ut'hby avemes Piiraskr On the 2 stitst. after a 'ingeriDg lllniss, M.in G.UtET .1. net f. neial wi'l ke place on Thursday arternooa, at 2 o'clock from her hue residence, 2111 Full avenue neir Portland Ti of the family are iuviied to attend. O'liiiiEX On Tutsday.

July 21st. from injuries received while proreertiMK 10 tire on Sunday nktu. luta injtaiir, jAMts Hrien, aged 22 yea's and 3 rnontis The Iriendu and acquaintances, and those of the family, aho thememhets of Ci'hstiiution HDxiue imuan" No 7 are respectfully invited to attend the lunsral ou rnurtda. at o'clock a. i om bis late resideuce, York street.

HiB lemains II be taken Middlttown, Conn. Murray In on Wednesday morninr. July 23d. John Murray, lute of Main street, the beloved husband of Cat iarine Murray, ai rt 55 ye ra The Inendsof tuefamilyaierespectful'y invited to attend his funersl on Thursday 25d mst, at3 o.clouk, lrom his late residence, corner of Jay and Nassau streets. Tnensios On S.

Julyl8th in Woihlngija Hospital, 01 wound received at the liatt'e Jf Geitysours. on Wedneidav. July 1st. MH3. Rouert 1'eice Thcrsios, a member of Lompauy 14th Regiment, New York Slate Militia.

'Ih relativtB and lriends of the family aud all the members of the 14th in are respeci'ully iuvited to attend lr.s funeral lrom the Norihest Kelornid Dutih Church, (Rev. 'r Ganse) 23d siree between Ctli a'id 'th ivtnuet. New York, on Friday, 2 inU, at 1 o'clook P. without further invitation. Qdiolev On Tuesday Julv 2t, of choleri infantum, Ea ward Joseph, beloved cli'ld of Daniel J.

and Harriet M. A d9 monthsaud Iday The irieud? of the f.imily. and thoie of his nnc Patrick R. Ouicley, are re pectfudy invited to attend t'je ruoeral oa 'iliursdaj alieinoon, July Eid. at 2 o'clock, iron tae rtii di nee of his psrenis, SD York street, Brooklyn.

Gabpner This n'ornirg. Henry Clay, infant son of D. P. ai S. li.

(la doer hkc 11 months. luneral Tnursdav en jrnoon ai 4 o'clock, from 214 Raymond strtet, neur ulton avenue. Babbidok Suddenly, 21st intt, Cipt W. S. Baiibihoe, aged 64 veils Keibaiis taken to Marsactusetts UNDERTAKER.

PETEK FAKREL, FURNISH ING UNDERTAKE. No. 185 COURT STKKE'f One door from Wyckoft, UrooKlyn. first cIssb accommodations can always be had m.im' fOJi SALE AND TO LET. HOUSE AND LOT Sl CUMBERLAND'ST, BROOKLYN.

FOR SALE iiuilt of uric in the mist sul ttab'iul lvanrer. 1 as all improve aienls iu. tud alt connected With i tie wt.r hns iooui and 12 15 closets, is uvtry pldce, cod neih'iorhooft ami looa'. on, near Fui1oz avi uue. Ivi'l told itt tiaon eay tt riiis.

lii'eterltct Itqu re on the pi.niises. Can be teei utui.y tin er jy242'." fTiO LET A PLEASANT COTTAGE, IN A J. pood nelgljborl noi. c.inveai pt to car. 1, (las and wa'cr.

ei cn it mediately, if desired. Rent 4 nil. hiqulri Cuui'Jir'uad strict between Kult.m and Atlantic avenues. iv 'l 't it'OK SALK TVt) UhldlKABl COTTAGES, w. marble irni.tsls.

rat cas u'pe'. nllcl in to ak, th 41ols. ri; Pi tr.uni avenue, near Rei Hrontilyn, wiibin ndr utts' walk three ailroails to New le. I'r'ce for tie whole profurtv. lrnis f.ivorab!e.

Er. quire oil tuc pn mists S. B. TERRY. jy2u lm THE MILITARY.

HliAD' QUiKrER'S N. S. Vi Kulmn street. Brooklyn, 22d. ISiii.

HHOlMfNTAi OKIM'IR No. t'lie oiliceis and regular emheisi t' ih iter.iuient are hereby notified to re. thtmseives at brud quarterg TII13 IIaY, at 7 P.M., 'cr 1 1 ty, ron'om ilv wiih orders from the Oenend com manding. All emtier i fallun; to report as above will oe dealt jvith as dtserters and runislied uccorilinely. Ily ordt.rot in.

n. uoionei uoimi( Vsl II. Van Br.fST. Adjt iy22 If BOARDING. BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR two single do? tleimn ean be acommoditcd with pleisant looms on floor, houte haviDp all modern improvenit ins Lncii'ion jileasant mill desirable.

Aoiily at 216 Jay street, near MirUeavenuc. jy02 2t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A HAND Fou.e iinfurniihrfd frnpf, parlor, buy windowB with gas, water and heater, use of baih room, and If desired, a oc i i oom will lie let wiili it. on rea onable terms, in brown tone house 24'. Adams st eet, between Johuson street und Mjrtle avenue. jr22 2t OARD WANTED AN UNFUltNISHED reom.

with beard, fcr two young ladies, near Fu'ton Fu'ton iy 3t" or Wall street feirles. Adures. a. Eagle omce. BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 40 nith street, one block from Fulton avenue, a large pleasant room on second floor; also rooms for single gentle man.Termsiuoderate; jy22 3t BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN and wife, in Dean.

Paciflc. State. Schermerhorn or Livingston street, between Nevins andlloyt. Add' ess M. T.

i.ale office. iy22il BOARD WANTED BOARD FOR THREE wanted. A private family preferred. Choice of location from Orange s'reet. to City Hall.

Ttrms must be moderate. Address W. Eagle office. jl22 2t BOARD TO LET, IN A PLAIN PRIVATE family, an unfurnished back parlor, to a gent'eman and l'e. lor t7 ntr week; also an unfurnished room In 3d btorv, for one person.

3 per week, In Clason avenue. 5 house north of Fultan avenue. jy213t THE FIREMEN. OFFICE OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS, No. 9 Court street.

The following named persons have been returned ti this Board as o'ected to it Fire Department. Objections, if any. to their confirmation, to be made to the Commissioners in wilting, on or before Thurtdiy evenlnc. July 23. 18 WmDVecder.

lawyer, 88 Carroll st En PhilioTenar tv, curornttr, 'rankiin av Kne; 10; JohnO'Couuor, morocco dri si er. Myrile av. do; Wm McOermott rpcotcr. 6 l) ao st. EDg ltj Ihos Reynolds Jr sailmtker.

Clinton av Hose 11); Geo Huston, ship car IM Sands st if a I. By order nf the Board. JV2 2t GEO. H. ILVYWARl).

Clerk. 'J THOMAS READ, BELIEVED TO BE A good und worthy man left New York and went tn San Francisco. Cat three years am; for one year tie wrote homi afltcllonate letters to Lin family, and sent ample aas of suppor'; said he had saved up" sja to brlntiem io him, and tbat'hewoul 1 send for them soon; for the lujt 26 nmntlH he has ijot been heard from. Oan and will any on give infoi mutton of him for the fake of a sorrowing faralt. If no, address WI H'E AND CHILDREN, cure of J.

A. A9H, "7 Pnrk How. N. Y. 3f FROM CAIRW, ILL.

Sarprise and Capture of a Rebels. Band of Caiiio, July 22. Information wis received here on acrnoon that a force or rebels. 8u0 or 400 would encamp tl at at a point three miles from Uunze, whose in tentioriB were to atlrck C. mp Davis, stockade fort, six milts South of Corinth, next ttcy beinTuni'er the impression that the wis rearly all away upon a scout ia Alabama.

A detachment or the 6th Illinois and the Sd battalion or theCih Oliiooav.ily were immediately sent forward, who completely surprised and captured the whole furce. ETovements of Guerrilla Morgan Cincixati, July 22. Morgan wilh about 100 men encamped rear McAr thur, Yinlon County, last night. At half rj. five o'clock this morning he was withm a mile of Vinton on the Alaorettu Cincii.

nti Iiailrocd. Death of Majcr MeCook. Cincinnati, July 22. MpJorMcCook, father of Msjor General MeCook, died Pomeroy yesterday, from the efTeets of a wound received In an engagement ct Bufllngton Island. Sick Soldiers.

Eosto.v, July 22. The steamer Kennebec arrived here this morning with invalid suldiers from Baltimore via New York. The Steamship Africa. Boston, July 22. The Bteamship Africa, from Halifax, was signalled at noon.

She will arrive up to port at 1'clock. The steamship Asia sailed this forenoon with 23 passengers for Halifax and 69 for Liverpool. She also takes out flST.oOO in specie. Below The US. ship Shenandoah, returning from a cruise.

LEGAL NOTICES. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BBAINARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings Notice is hereby trlven according to law, to all persons havins claims against ROTH TOWNSEND.late of the City of Brooklyn deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with, the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executors, at the residence of Samuel T. Towneend. 95 HarriBon street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or hefore the first day of December next.

Dated May 26th, 1863. STEPHEN TaBER. my261aw6mTu SAMUEL T. TOWNSENdJ "tutors T. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNT5T Forster J.

Weeks and Robert Douitlass. Plaintiffs, agalr Bt Andrew Warnock and Eleanor, his wife. Defendants Summons for relief (Com not served.) U. B. Revenue Stamp on original Summons To the defendants above named You are hereby nummoned and required to answer the complalm in this action, which baa this day been filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his office.

No. 56 Wall street, in the City of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons on yoo, exclusive of the day of Buch service; and If you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated New York, AurilU. 1S63. Q.

McaDAM. Plaintiff's Attorney. jclC ltwOwTu Wall street, N. KI OS "COUN COURTO Tvc "Enie flealnst FranciB Byrne and others. Notice of Sale.

In pursuance of a judgment in rtition made and entered in the above cntit ed action on the fourth day ot June 13 by which it was, ajnong other things. irected that the un oersigned as Ite'eree. should sell at public auction tLe lands find i remist hereinafter described: 1 hereoy give notice tbas. as such Ileferee afortsatd, 1 will sell for casa ai; public auction ht the auction rooms of Messrs. Cole Marphy.No.

3wKulton street in the CPy of Brooklyn, Kings on the 2 jth day of July. l6i, at 12 o'clock 51. ihe property described in said judgment to the following viz: Allthat certain piece or micet of land with the butldines thereon erected, situate lying and being in the Twe'f Ward of the Cityof Brooklyn County of King and State of New York, bounded and described hb follows, to wit: Beginning at a yoint on the westerly side of Conover ttreet. distant southerly from the point formed by the intersection of tLe wet ly sideofCop.overptreet and the mtherlvside of Bikeman street one hundred and thirty feet; i unning thence wsstsrly and parallel with Dikeman street one hundred feet; thence Beutherly and parallel with Corover street twenty eet: thtnee east rly andparallel with Dikeman straet one huo dredf. et; thence aloog 'he westerly side of Oonover street twenty feet to the point nr place of beginning The northerly wall of said house being a party wall.

Dated Brooklyn, June 9th, 1863. jj bivu r. rteieree, jeSIawCwTu 16 Court street. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according to law.

to all erum having claims aualnst GEKAI.D H. KOSMAN. late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator, at his oflice. No. h(J Pierrepont street, in the tity ol Brooklyn, on or before the 22d day of December next.

Da'ed IR63. jel6 laweniTu JOHN SaUL ROSMAN. Administrator. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS TCL'i nvuviDn r. A i.

r.r TZ Intra tice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims agalst NELLY DURt'Ea. late of the town of Flatbush. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, wi the vouchers thereof, to the sabsiribers. the m1 niinistraon. stthe office of ABRAHAM LOTT.

No. 3 Front street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or hefore the 1st day of October next. Dated Slnrch S'th. I8U). JAME V.

SCHOONMAJKER.) Artmtnlsfralr. ABRAHAM LOTT i Admmlstrntorj. m81aw i TVT J. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTT I Xi Charles W. Rogers and Amos W.

Rogere as Exe Tutorsof the last will and testaaient or Morris M. Rotrs, deceaed, agidost Deborah McKarland, Cromwell Mcfar land. Wallace McFnrli.nd, Charles McFarland. Emily 1'helrs. and Thomas V.

nhelps. her husband: Eliza Berry. Todd, Htnry H. Hud ion. Rosanna Jane Harris, William Harris.

cummons for relie'. Stamp To the above named defendants: You and each of OU are hereby summoned aad required to answer the comulaint in is action, which is this day filed in tlie office of the Clerk of Kings County, of which a copy isbereulth served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the aid complaint on the subscriiers at their oflice. No o'3 Pine street, iu the City ef New Yort, within twenty day after the service hereof, exclusive of day of su and If youfail to answer the s. complaint wittiin the time aforesaid, the pidiutiffs in this action wii aptly to tl Coti't for ihe relief dtmacdec1 in tae complaint. Hated June Soto, LAMBERSON ONDRDOVK.

jyT lawf.wTu PlaintiiB' Attorneys. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEli OF ROS WEI.L C. BRAIN A RR Surrogate of the County of Kings Notice is herehy given, according to law. to all persons having claims artist ANTON late uf the City ol Brooklyn, deceased, that they are reuuired to exhib it up same, with the vouchers thereof, to the snbsciber the executor, at tlie oflice of James Ksctiwei e. at No.

Ce'Itt: street, in tt't City of New York, on or before the2i dav o' January. lsX. next. Hated J'tnSid. 13 1.

je23 lvim'tu LOUKNZ REINHAUD. Executor PURSUANCEOFN ORDERjF ROS A WELL C. BRAINARD. Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against W1U.IA.M HClUtAGE. late of the St of Massaehu etts.

deceased, that they are rciuired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at tlie oflice of Joseph W. Howe. o. Wall street, in tlie Cityof New York, on or before the first dav of December next. Dated Mav 25tli.

my251aw6M WILLIAM W. BL'RRaGK. Kuecutor. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS William S. Thome, and Caroline Amelia, his wife.

IMai? tit's, aunlnn E.iiah Sr. tit and Co oline his for meily Caroline iMurphy: Henry C. fiirphy aad Amelia tr bis wife: Irancis H. f'lU a(d his wife: Kobct S. ark and Mary A his wife: sie Ford; Francis a turpl and Rina his wife, Suiuuiuns for relief.

(Com. no; served.) To the defendant Elijah Stout and Caroline Stout: You are hereby summoned aud required to answer the complaint in this action, which was filed in tlie otlice of the Clerk of the 'ountyof Kings, at the City lla'l City of Ilrook yn. County of Klnes, on the tenth day of June. 1S 3. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his otlice.

No. 1 1 Court street, in ml City ot Pro. k'yn. within twenty days after the service of tills summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if youfail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, trie plaintiffs in this action will apply to the ttourt for tlie relief demandedip the comprint. Dated 10th June, IftB.

rtE.MRY C. Ml'lU'HY. Jit. jelBlawOwTu Stamp.l Flaiutiffs' Attorney: TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS 1. WELL C.

BRAINARD. Esq, Surroga'e of the County of Kings Notiee is hereby given, according to iaw. to all persons bavirg cla'ms against AvES CONWAY, late of he City Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her residence, corner of Smith and Warren treets, in the Cltv of Brooklyn, on or before the twenty fifth day of October ntxt. Dated April lcth. 1F03.

HONORA CONWAY, dminUtratrU. ap21 law6m'Tu IN PURSUANCE OF AN OliuEli OK RuS WFI.L 0. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the County of Kiniis Notice '8 hereby given, accordin; to law. to a'l persons having lainis against Wl 1.1,1AM HOT LE. late of the City of Prooklvn.

deceased that the are require I to exhibit the same with the vouchers tlureof. to the suo eriber. the nl mi istratcr, at lifs residence, of Clermor.t and Flushing avenues, in the t'ity of llrookiyn. i or before me first ray of November next "at April is(rj. ap2P liuvcni' PATRICK DOiLf, Administrator.

YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY i OF KINGS Kbepezer Hill Abraham Folk und Harriet 10. his wife: II nry Siriker aad Arm his wife: Will am H. lllotlijiiig.ia.e and Phlletus Holt. Summous frllelief. (Com.

not scr LStamp. To the a' ove defendsp Yi are hereby MimiiMu ed and rpqutrerl answc the rcmptaitlt in lids ai ti which will be tiled id u.e tlllice of tivCiriknf ihe County ot Kings, at City til in ih'i City of llrookhn ami to set veil copy of yo'ir an.wer 1 1 1 ic salu a the ubscriber at otlice. No. tit Wi i lUm Meet, in the titty or New York, with tv. nty davs i.ftir the servieoof th ummr ns on ou.

ec ii3; ve of fie i such strvlc: aud if 3ii fa I fo answer 'he said com lUnt. nihln th time afor. slid, 'he plaio'tlfiii thi ic l.in vin apply to the Court fer tnc e'lef n' nun.cil ia the coai p'jdnt. lint 'd New June 4th. law.

ABM. V. LAWRENCE, AtlO'Pey. no 6i Willium slr. et.

N. V. City. The summons and complaint iu ibis action were 'uly filen in the offieo of tie Clerk of tnc County of Kln, on the sixth day of June, 1SKJ. J' IB I w6ivS Aim.

li. I.AWav SCK, PUT HOOLET'8 OPEBA HOUSE Corner of Court and Bemsen at. Ethiopian Songs, Burlesques, aFFICES 30 AND S2 FULTON STREET AND NO. 50 SOUTH SEVENTH E. D.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 22. Distribution or Tike Eadges. Last evenimr (be Fire Comm'ssioners of the Eastern Disi'Ict distributed badges of the Dopartirent to the members of Engines JTos. 4, 6, 7, 9, 11,12 and 13, Ltosc No. 1.

Accident. A man named John Sbanlcy, while at work in the Linseed Oil Works In Furman street, hud his leg broken by being caught in the fly wheel. He was conveyed to ihe City Hospital by officer Herbert of the 42d Precinct. Exhibition. There is to be an exhibition of the scholars in Miss E.

School, this evening, and a very pleasant entertuinmeot muy be anticipated. Thise who wish to pass awy an hojr or two in an instructive and agreeable manner; would do well to attend. Tho exhibition tukes place over Sawye" Thompson's music rooms, Falton avcive, corner qf Jay tireet. Failing of a Libebty Pole. During the fiercest of the gale of yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, the upper of tho Liberiy pole, corner of Fourth and South 2d streets, E.

came down with a crash, falling across the first named sircet. On its way almo3t demolished a tree, but, very fortunateley did no other damage. A little girl had a very narrow es cape, and also a man with a passing horse and wagon but neither were iDjured, though extremely frightened. The pole had been erected over 13 years, and was one the old landmarks of Wiliinmsburgb, before it allied its fortunes' with Brooklyn. During the gale, the be'l rlnger in the Are tower, near the liberty pole, considered it unsafe to remain aloft, on account of tho rickety condition of the lower part of the structure.

It, however, stood the heaviest breath of Iho gale. The Steamship Sayan ijah Opens Fire on the Eastern District. Ycalc'dey oC.ernoon about 3 o'clock the occupants of No. 6 Souta Ninth, near Second street, JS were thrown into a stile of consternation by the arrival of a thirty two pound Wdlch came crashing through the southwe3t upper corner, anil tore its way down through the building, passing out easterly into an adjoininghouse on Secoi'd sircet, where it discontinued its joumey in a atoie room. The house first struck was occupied by Mr.

Augjst Thea kauf, whose family was extre cely terrified by the uoIsd and destruction of this strange visitor. Wnile they were searching for the ball, and comparing impressions with the people of the adjoining house, an officer all out of breath and psle with fear come up and explained the unusual occurrence. From his statement it appeared that during the afternoon a school of officers had been going through the customary gun practice, and forgetting that all the guns of the Savannah hud been loitded during the recent riot in New Yolk, applied the match to one, when the gun discharged with the above effect. Tae start'ed officers irslantly level'ed a glass in direction o'f the Eastern District, when, discovering the damage, tbey dispatched one of t' eir nu nber to ascertain if any lives had been, sacrificed to their gross carelessness. Fortunately the ba'lhad daamed property only, so that the school will veiy likely escape with only a laugh against them for tbeir stupidity.

During Uiis forenoon the balls have been rcmo. ed fiomal! the cannon in the yard and on the ships in the Wnliabout. Disgraceful Proceedings. Yesterday the members and friends of Engine Co. No.

9, E. started on an excursion to Florida Grove on board a steamer and barge. Unfortunately the stress of weather compelled them to put in at a lumber yard on Staten Island, where thev remained until the subsidence of the gale. At about five o'clock the boats started to return, and soonaftor a row was begun by some persons not connected with the company, during which a member of Hook and Ladder Co. No.

2, named Walenslcy was very severely handled, and after receiving a terrible black eye, and having his clothes pearly all torn off, was stowed away in the hold of the barge for safety. Growing out of this trouble a pretty general fight succeeded many scratches and bruises were bestowed by the rowdies. The ladles on board between terror at the storm, disappointment at not reaching the grove, aad sea sickness, a jd fright at the row, had a very unpleasan time, and the reputation of No. 9, suffered fully as much as any of the countenances of the excursionists. If firemen must make fistic appeals over theirpersonal and department differences, they surely can select a better time than when accompanied by those they desire to compliment by an invitation to a day of enjoyment.

The members of No. 9 should lose no time in attempting to explain why this disgraceful affair was allowed to aBsume the proportions of a riotous assemblage; surely there were a sufficient number of well disposed persons on board the barge to have put down the fighting at once, by promptly dropping the rowdy element overboard. Hooley's. Another larre audience was present laEt evening at our prominent place of amusement. The programme is a rich one, and the scene from Othello by Christy and Bowers is one of the best hits of the day.

Herman also sinjs this week that fine song by Charles Carroll Sawyer, I dreamed my Boy was Home Again," and is rapturously applauded nightly. "Williamsons Gallery, 1S03. Ia addition to the talent already employed at this establishment, we haveadded a chemist, a pdsilionlst, and an artist, for Imperial Heads, all of acknowledged merit. This full we propose to form classes in Photography and educate all who desire, as amateurs or professors, to practice this art. A livelihood may be made in every housetop by Photography.

There is not a gentleman in Europe but practices Photography, as an amateur. Why not here 1 Lectures will be given seini wcekly by scientific Professors, and the classes will he under the supervision of practicyl photographer. Apparatus mid chemicals will be kept for sale and use. Hand in your names to ihe gallery. Ciias.

n. Williamson. Established 1S51. A Ci'he OT Df.afkess. Miss Sturcv, daughter of Ca'eb SaKtr.

of Trenton. N. has been entirely restored to her bearing, sftcr being deaf for 18 years, ac. companled by a very disagreeable disharpe, caused from fever, by Dr. Sowk, of Concord street, this city.

Wit. M. iNGHAnASt lias removed his law offico from No. 8 Front street to No. 15 Court street, comer of Joralemon street.

Brooklyn, 1st floor. i Hill's Hair Dte 50 cents, Black or Brown, natural, reliable, durable. Instantaneous. Depot. 1 Rarclar street, N.

Y. Sold by all driiic and patent medicine atores. i Hill's Infallible Onguent for the prowth and beauty of the Hair Reniovhig DandralT Ike. Introduced in 1KJS. Highly recommeniled by Physicians and others per certificates.

Depot No. 1 Ilarcliy street, Y. Sold by all drug and patent medicine stoies. 110 Cartoons of best quality Black Velvet Ribbons, just reccivod, (no nuctiea goods) at Lockitt Son 251 Fulton street opposite Clinton. Now have we passed the vvinter of our discontent may glorious summer sunshine dawn upon us, So is IUssj.br.

Leader of Fashion, ready to adorn the heads of who will favor him with a call at33i Fulton stre st. New Dress Bead Gimps with Lace foundation, Also Bugle Gimps and Ornaments, Fluting and Plnkhwr. to order at lookitt, Boh 241 Fulton od poslte Clinton; Flounces fluted. 0B Children's Fancy Hats for Infants, Boys, Girls, and Misses, trimmed and untrimmed. at greatly reduced prices, at Biolow s.

185 Fulton street. FotiBTn or July, 1803. We would advise everybody wishing to celebrate our National Holiday in a protiermanner. to buy a Ne Qat. and the place to get it cheap is at Brhnet's, 134 Fulton street.

Wigs Cameron's Invisibib Wigs and Tou peeb This new and nOTcl invention is worthy the iu epection of all interested. Partings never soils or stains and is pronounced by connolseurs to so closely resemble nature as to defy detection. Ilalf Wigs, Baas, long Hair Braids, and Hair Work generally of nve'y thade lite and color 189 ulton it. The Brooklyn Juvenile Hioh School, 1S9 Washington Btrect, near Concord, will commence the Summer Term Monday, April 20, and close Friday, June 20, 1863. This School Is especially designed for Boys between the agesof pivk and twelve years, and is preparatory to the Collecrlatc and Polytechidc Institute, where the Ninth Annirtil Circular and Catalogue can be obtained of the President, Dr.

J. H. Raymond, and also at the store of Mr. P. Mu Sic.

317 Fulton street. Ladies Brnid Flats, trimmed and utitrimme all the latent itylea. tt Bislof's. t.3 Fulton street. RECOifNOISANCE OF GES.

GREGG WITH THE 1st AN I 3d BRIG ADES. A Severe Battle with 3,00 of Stuart's Rebel Cavalry, HEAVY LOSS OKTB0TH SIDES. The Enemy Withdraw, (Special Correspondence of the Philadelphia Inquirer.) IlKAD QlJABTEItS, 3D Bp.IOADB, 2d DlVISIOX, I SaEPitBEnsTOwN, Ya, July IS. General Gregg, witli the First and Third Brigades, leu Iioonboro', on the 14th, at 9 A. with Colonel McEntosh's command in front, and crossed the Potomac on a pontoon bridge at Harpers Ferry, at 5 P.

and encamped on Bolivar Heights, and picketed the roads aud approaches to the Ferry. At 0:30 A. 13th, the line of march was resumed, the Third Brigade in front, accompanied by Captain Eandall'3 battery, When our advance (First Maine cavalry) reached our outposts the rebel? deployed skirmishers, and a brisk skirmish took place, the well tried and gallant boys of the First Maine driving them back into Charlestown. After an engagement of two hours, Lieutenant Colonel Smith was ordered to recall bis skirmishers and return to tho Shepherdstown road and follow the column. liisciisuallics were one man wounded and one taken prisoner.

In the meantime Col. Gregg proceeded in the direction of Shepherdstown, with the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry in advance. They advanced about two miles, captured the rebel videttes, and dashed upon the reserve, capturing six. During the day, up to this writing, four P. we have captured twenty one prisoners, 'as many horses, two ambulances and teams, 4,000 pounds bacon, fifty barrels flour and eighty one rebel convalescents in hospitals.

The Sixteentli Pennsylvania alrj' lost one man, (Jos. Wood, company killed and two slightly wounded. Our forces are still in pursuit, and the full particulars cannot yet be given. 1Ieado.i;artf.i:s Tinan Brigade, Second Division Cavalrv Cocrs, July Nothing further of importance occurred yesterday. Our pickets were out four miles on the Winchester turnpike, and all the other roads leading to the town were stroi'gly picketed.

The drums in the rebel camps could be distinctly hoard in the direction of Smithtown by our outposts. An unsuccessful attempt to drive in oiir pickets was made on the Dam No. 4 road. Another attempt was made upon onr pickets quite early in the morning on the Westchester turnpike. They toredowuour barricade in the road, and after exchacging a few shots retired.

About 2 1'. II. they drove in our pickets. Fortunately, tin 1st had gone out on the turnpike foraging, uvul supported the squadron of the 10th New York on picket. They skirmishad and fell back upon a vcry strong position for defense, about a mile from town.

Here Colonel Gregg had the balance of his command and cannon in position, and suddenly chucked their advance. He had not over one thousand men and four pieces of artillery engaged, under Captain Kandall, First United Slates Artillery. The enemy had at least three thousand, and opened six guns upon us. Colonel Gregg dismounnad two thirds ot" his command aud priced them behind stone rences. hills, rock3 and trees.

It was Hie most stubborn and hotly contested cavalry battle 1 ever witnessed. The Uebels would charge the stone walls, yelling like so many demons: still our gallant boys stood as firm and as so many statutes, repelling every attnek, inlieting at oaeh repulse a most fearfnl punishment! The First Maine, Fourlh Pennsylvania Cavalry, Sixteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry and two squadrons of the Tenth New York, were the forces engaged. There is no discount on their bravery, and eulogy cannot do them justice. Colonel McKntosh's Brigade lay on the left of the line of battle, and he deployed a portion of hi6 coinmaRd to prevent a flank movement, but was not otherwise engaged. For ilvc hours the battle raged, raaiiy of the men firing from eighty to one hundred rounds.

dropped her dark veil hetween the contending foes, and for a short time nil was quiet. The liebel pickets, anxious to reacu lliir fripnds in 1 nwn. cnminoncpil niflrr.1 Hrli, nml I our skirmishers, who had not been recalled, opened a fire upon them all along the line. In a few moments the I rumbling of their artillery could be heard retiring, and i long before morning they had all left. Our ambulances, I puck train, Jtc, were sent to Harper's Ferry, and at 4 A.

the 17th, our forces were all withdrawn, and re turned to Harper's Ferry. The supply train of the First i Brigade went from Halltown to Shepherdstown and re turned in safety, after our forces had left. Ouroasualties i were seven killed, sixty four wounded, and forty two missing. LATEST FROM NEWBEBN. Nkwbkrn, N.

C. ruly IS. A cavalry experfttion left here this niornmc; which will benetrate the interior for a.distanee of a hundred miles or morend before this is published it mission will beaccompTlshed, which includes extensive railroad bridges, culvcrLs and railroad connections. General of Slnjor General Foster's staff, is in command. He is accompanied br Cole, the cavalry hero of this department, wliich makes General Potter's suoeese doubly sure.

The recent enlargement of Major Gen. Foster's command, which now embraces Richmond, is the cause of ireal rejoicing in this department, as it is considered equivalent to the speedy fall of that city, with proper materials at the disposal of this gallant and experienced engineer officer. A distinguished statesman and extensive slaveholder in iheii tcrior of North. Carolina, who hasbcenand unti ulavery muu since the (i'rst rebel gun was fired into Fort Siinilc, has written an elaborate work entitled "Slavery and the Rebellion," which is on its way to the publisher, in New York. The; eminent author soys "that slavery will not be mntcrially injured by this war, but wid come out of the nrdeal Mropgcr than ever, and satisfy the world that nnd municipal laws, sustained by the relig'mus training of the Southern people, are more than a match i the prejudices of tlm world, A standinganny ofhalf million of men, or the acceptance by the South of gradual emancipation, is the only method that will cheek its grnwth cause its xti tic tion, neither of which the A'lminiyt ration at Washington will deem it neessnry te enforce, hence shivery will he all the stronger for the Washinctox.

"21r Tlic invalul corps is nipMly reacliins Us presi'riho iliiucrij ioriH. Twenty oimipanuts tf tho llrsL bntuKion h. ive alrtaily been orjanizi d. anil al.so seven companies ofllie peeoiul bajallion. lleruit are at c.

l.miis, Wasliington, Miehiijan, Connecticut. Sninh Ctru lina and Fortress lonroc. and will all soon be broulii I lie orcanizaiion. At least 2,001 men li tve alnvi.ly i Some uf tlieni are performing iril iluiy at he ir Department ami at nther Tin' men are 'illted with the corps, wliicU they reganl one of es ceial lumor. 'flic sta'eincnl erroneous that Ihe thiriy inva'id snl liers reeently ent to the Prove? Marslnil's oQie Pi N.

York ifred blank curirulges al nlm assaile 1 ih m. Th eacb ba'l sixty ronnils of ammunition. anl il i (1 tbenj To the best aile.intat;. Their Iriends think eor. ection is ilne to their c'laraeter.

Tlic Treasury Oeii. 'rtnient hasissued notice to traders, hippers nml carriers, or local rules and regulations, for 'he third special affeney, which comprises so much of the Slate ol North Crolinu as is or may be within the lines of military occupation by tlie United States I'occes. It is supposed that commercial intercourse with localities beyuiul the lines of military occupation by our iroop is strictly prohibited. No permits will he crimed for the 'ritnsportatiouof any articles to any hlock tdod port or place, except by request of the nopa'tnicnt of War or of the N'avv. either directly or through a duly I authorised officer, accompanied by a certillcate that the articles are needed for military or naval purpose.

Au thorized permits only will be granted hy ttio Collector uf Customs at Beaufort, or other officers specially dispatched for Hint purpose ly or with tho approval of the Seerelarv of the Treasury. Until otherwise ordered no permit will be printed to purchase, trade or barter iu tar, turpentine, or rozin ii ilhin the limits of this agency, or to transport the same therefrom, on private account." N'o vessel, boat, or oth'jr cm ft or vehicle used for transportation shall put off any oods. wares, or merchandise at any other place than ihat mimed in the permit or clearance as the place of destination. The Supervising Special Agent for this agency (D. lleatonl will keep an otlice at lSeuufort, N.

I till otherwise directed. SUPREME COURT Benjamin Blnssom timl Oi arles Plos om. plaintiff's. atr.iinJtKdivarci Waters md Sarah li. Waters hi" wife.

William It. S. Unrlinnt. i ii. 'cr of Hit Warhinston Branch of the Uaot of Cape Feire.

nml We'. hare. defen 'auts To each and eve rv of the at ow named ticfcnilants: Vou are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which was. at t'ie day of th ite re Tiled with the Clerk oftbe County of at his cilice in the City Had, In the tv of Hronkiyn. uit'ih the 'at ofNew Verk.

and to serve a cojiyovour answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, ui ih ir otlice. N'o. 71 Watlatieet. iu the City cdNeiv Voik. within the ite of Ncmv York, with'n twentv days after the service of this summons on you.

exclusive of the day of suck ervlec; audit you fail to answer the said coninlaint within the time afore Biiid. the plaintiffs in this actloa will applv to the Oourt for tl relief oeniandcd in th? Dated March ld'h. IHIADLF.Y. MILLS I'lfT's. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN.

otricg. BRAS oh omos, 847 FULTON STREET. 14 WALL STRRBT. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.

CASH CAPITAL 160.000 DOLLARS, This Company lnsnres property of all kinds against Loss or Damage by Fire, on as favorable terms as similar Institutions. JAMES FREE LAND, President Jamke B. Thohpsos. Sec'y. Gro.

W. Hubt, Assistant EUUCTOR8. James Freeland, Rufus R. Graves, TeuEiln J. jtlergen, Alexander McOue, Hiram E.

St. John. D. S. Voorhees, Edw.

T. Backhouse, Jas. S. Schoonmaier. James Harper, Michael Nevln, Lewis Hurst Samuel Garrison.

John L. Spader, John Lefferts. Henry J. Cullen, Edmund Gibson, Leveritt H. Sage, Curtis Noble, Philip S.

Crooke, James Titus, James B. Cooper, Jesse 0. Rowan, John G. Schumaket, Edward Harvey. John J.

Vsnderbllt Stephen A. Dodge, Henry Tienken. Andrew Fitzgerald. James OruUcsaank. Willuun Spader.

aBl6 MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, L. I. Offices No. Montague street, (Mechanics' Bank Building Brooklyn, and No. 31 Wall Btreet, (Mechanics' Bank Building) New York.

CASH CAPITAL 150,000. Insares Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels hi port and their cargoes, and other property against loss or damage by Fire. DIRECTORS: Daniel Chauncey Van Bergen Edwin Soranton Samuel Sloan George Robert Berdell Abram Baylis Thomas Stratton Geo Hastings John Brownson Samuel Smith Barnet Johnson John Rolfe Henry Crocker Theodore Rogers Samuel Slocum Hosea Webster Daniel Furnald Loomis Ballard NE James John Baker Isaac Carhart Felix Campbell John French David Chauncey Leonard Cooper Henry Boerum Thomas Sullivan Henry Vail Henry Brush Livingston MillerRobert Davies John Barter Sylvester llonlow Tho Polhemus.jr John alius Daniel Ayres, jr Geo Shaw SteDA Spader Jackcb Sackman Henry James DANIEL CHAUNCEY, President. Walter Nichols, Secretary. Walter E.

Pay. Assistant Secretary. iy6 OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Brooklyn, May 14th. 1863.

At an election for Directors of this Company, held on Mcndav, 11th inst the following named gentlemen were elected, viz Henry Young, JohnA.Lott Peter C. Cornell, George W. Thompson, Daniel Ayres, Smith Woodhnu, Fredk. Marquand, Nezlah Wright John H. Prentice, George A.

Thome. Ii. K. Corning, Charles P. Leverich.

Charles E. Bill, Henry 8. Leverich. Joshua C. Skidmore, John G.

Vassar. B. W. De Lamater, Daniel A. Bobbins, Isaac Hyde, Jonathan Thome, Miiiturn Post, John A.

Newbould, K. V. Thome. Charles H. Rogers, Wm.

Augustus White. For Inspectors John 1). Prince, Walter Barre, Abraham I.ott. At a subsequent meeting of the Board, hold this day, Mr. B.

W. DELAM A.TEB was unanimously re elected President cf the Company. myH WM. W. HENSHAW, Secretary.

PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANYOE BROOKLYN. Office No. 1 Court street cor. of Montague, Brooklyn. Branch Oflice No.

62 Wall street, New York. CASH CAPITAL, 200,000. With a Surplus. lnsnres Houses, Manafactories, Buildings. Machinery, Goods, Merchandise, Chattels and Personal Estate, Ships, Vessels and Cargoes, (in port only.) and Ships Building from Loss and Damage by Fire.

Dirbctoss: Stephen Crowell I Frotbingham Gilbert Bayers A Stout Daol Fernald Samuel Booth Joshua Atkins, jr. Jontham Weeks Samuel Halsted Ingersoll Harold Dollner Leonard Dewing John Hicks Alvin 0 Bradley Wm Beale Benj Wordwell Geo Bergen Loring Andrews Moses Odell Chas 0 Betts Jeremiah Spader Thos Rodman Gustav Schwab Wm Vail Jas Rockwell Ezra Baldwin Edward A Low Geo Archer Nathan Beers Samuel Burtls Daniel Ayers Augustus Studwell Edwin Rice Isaac BrinkerhoO Alexis Bragg Edgar Crowell Henry Collins Clement Parsons William A Budd Benj Breeden. STEPHEN CROWELL, President EDGAR W. CROWELL. Vice President Philasdbr Shaw Secretary.

TVTASSAU FIRE" INSURANCECOMPANY XX OF BROOKLYN. flow. lNo 155 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. vmee jNo. 10 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN.

At the annua! election for Directors of this Cemoany held on the 3d the following persons were elected for tne ei suing year: m. fli. Harris, H. B. Claflln, John A.

Cross, Abtel A. Low, H. C. Murphy, Conklin Brush, John Scbenck, Sand. Smith, Cyrus P.

Smith, John T. Martin. Wm. Hunter, Henry Ruggles, Geo. D.

Morgan, D. Van orhis. Jas. A. H.

Bell, H. K. Corning, Silas Ludiam, B. P. Wardweu, Jos.

C. Johnson. A. UnderhiB. J.

W. Harper, L. M.Shelden. James Weaver. B.

Valentine, John Halsey. John French, Geo. A. Thome, Saml. L.

MltcbeU. ThoB. Stratton. Thos. Clark.

Wm. C. Fowler. Isaac Carhart Daniel UcCabe, John W. Hunter, S.

L. Husted At a ubsequent meeting of the Boarb of Directors. WILLIAM M. HARRIS. was unanimously re elected President.

A. J. BEEKMAN, Secretary W1LLIAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INSURANCE CONPANY. Offices Cornerof Firat and South Seventh streets, Brooklyn, and No. 40 Wall street.

New York. This Company with a cash CAPITAL OF S160.000. And p. large surplus, all securely invested continues to Injure Dwellings. Factories.

Ships in port and thelr Cargoes. Merchanrlize and other property at as reasonable rates as any other first clas Company. DIRF.OTORS: Ten F.yck John Van Aim A Cross Hen Leverich Fdmttnd Driggs Charles Noble Samuel Meeker George Kltcbing Nathaniel ltrigg9 Fleming Duncan Peter Cooper Jedediah Miller Forbes Abraham Vaodervoor William Cooper A ii Brinkerboff James Waterbury John Drvoe Charles Mnrahall Wm Parks Jninea I. Truslow Jacob DeBevolse Richard iierry Martin Johnson Nicholas Wyckoff Daniel O'Oonor Daniel Maujer John DeTh voiAe William Marshall Peter Murray RICHARD TEN EYOK. President.

Hcbrrt Girocx. Secretary. 13 THE FIREMElsS INSURANCIE COMPaNY (Incorporated in 1825), No. 33 WALL STREET, Mechanics' Bank Building, CAPITAL Insures against Loss and Damage by Fire on favorable terms. DlRBCTORS C.

N. S. Rowland, Cornelius Smith, Abraham B. Sands, Francis Luqueer, Jacoh R. Nevuis, Jacob Ili.rsun.

Eflingh'mToWnseudJacob A. Robertson.Chas. Burkhalter. William Agnew. Edward G.

Faile, F. C. Havemyer, Ira Smith, Edmund Peufoid, Abm. R. Van Nest Wm.S.

Herrlman, William G. Keade, Edward H. Oweo. 0. P.

Leverich, John J. Phelps, C. N. S. ROWLAND, President J.

V. Harriott. Secretary. Brooklyn Otlice, 13 Court street GEORGE J. HARDY, Agent.

GEORGE J. HARDY, Real Estate and Insurance Agent Loans negotiated. Real Estate bought, sold or exciianged. Houses let or leased. Deeds, Bond; and Mortgages executed.

C'omu)msioaer. tTeila. S. LB Ooart street ipso is OltT UalL TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE subscriber, assignee of the firm of Cruickshaak A HcorrnKp. will Bull by Adrian II.

Muller, P. Wilk ni 4 Auctioneers, at the slfs oom No. 103 L'berty street, on thetwei.y day cf July, at twelve o'clock cer. tnin reai estate of the Iste James A lioorman, memtier of said Arm, riherl as follows: Those fo ir lots of land In the HgtithWard, Cityif Ilrookljn. 'ounded as viz Iteeiniii: nt a point on the nonhe sterlv tl te of irty fitih sireti.

dlrtunt two hundred anflflftvieetsouttieisterly from the catter corner or Forty Qftn street and Seventh aveme ruMrng thence northeHsterly Id aline parallel with Seven'h ivepu ope hundred feet and two iTehen land now or lte Jihn thence snuthensterly along satd land one huniiTtd feet to land conveyed to theexecuto or ihi Bergen oeeeaed. ti Dailel Van nvrnlK tntnoe foo'huesterlj a'o. said land one hundred and two inelieBto Forty Elth Btreet nfotesald: and tnence north wekteily ul' ntr the uortheaster sid HTty ilfth' street, one hundred feet to the place of beginning. jew iyt.4 PHILIP PRITCHAUD. Assignee.

PIANOS TO KENT JAMES 'LaU'T, Fulton street opposite City Hill New a.i reind htnij Instruments always on band, to rent th iHe. cf buying, and rent applied to purchase. AscnrJrnpj, piro MaUaaa, Ylottns. tHo fthwt 'k yC.