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1 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. HOUSES TO liET. BXXP WANTED. FIRST EDITION. THIRD EDITION.

Another antral of exquisitely designed pat sis in Frenoh Jewelry, Gold, Steel, Jet, Onyx, jkp. Amber Eds. with nthar TTuruir DmAn. An at. T.W.

WOODS. 9BS and was ocoupied by Samuel Johnson Charles Siuart, aud Mr. Dibbs; No. 61 was owned by Andrew Stevens, and oeoupied by Itichard ColUnB, Henry C. Bellows, and Mr.

Hardy Tac occupants lose fifty each by damage to fu nituro. Tho building la fully insured, but in what con pnn'o'' It could not be asceitained. The furniture was not at all insured. The awning iu front of Allmeyer's dry good store, No. 209 Myrtle avenue, was sot on flro by a spark from Steamer No.

0. It was soon extinguished by a stream that waa put on it, but though it put out tho Are, it broke the glass of tho show window of the store, aud damaged the goods therein. XHCBSDAY EVENING, JULY 16. Ohkjhesteb' Don't forget Chichester's grand picnic at Loffort's Park, on Friday, the 24th. It will be a jolly affair, and wo hopo the weather will continue fair.

BANKRUPTCY EASTERN Dis trict of KcwYorks.a. At tbe City of Brooklyn, they glvcu notice of hjs appolnUnent as aeaignco of ko Uar nnntcn. of th; Oity of Brooklyn, in thn Connty ot Kinss and State of Iiew ork, within said Dirtrict, who has been ad iuaged jBantruritppon hia own petition by tho District Curt of said District. To jeM lawSwW CHARI.FR JONES. Asjisneo, 4c.

nipt cn bis ovn petition by the District Court of said District To Clf ARLE8 JONES, jyl latrJirW JN BAKKItUPTCY EASTBliN DIS trigt of Ktw YorH, as. At the City of Brookijrn.th'; Zith of A. X. IStS. The brx notice his ajopointmtnt aa Assigneco! Kmucis P.

rt octcr, of tlie City nf lErfxikJyn, iu the of Kisgsaud Stits of New York, within sMd District, who has boiyn adjndr) a hank rapt on bis own petition by th District Court of Mid District. To CHARLES JOH ES, Assiffne Ac. jylk wSwW IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN District of New York, s.e. At tha City of Urrxjkljn, the S3d day of Juuo, A. 1 808.

Tho undcrincd hero St givrfi notice of his appointmftjjt nminn Nnthan M. atton. of thp City of lmnkjTi. in the Connty of Kin 1 and State of New York, within said District, who has boon ad iudped a Bankrupt noon his own petition by the District Court of said District. To je24 I CHARGES JONES, Asalgnoo.

Ac. BANKRUPTCY EASTE KN District of New Ynrk, ss. Atthe City of Brookrivthe SOth of A. I. 1868.

Tho undersigned hereby gives notieo nf his appointment as tisaiijnLo of Albert W.Hjde, of the City nf Brooklyn, in the Comity of Kinjs and Stats of Now York, within said District, who has adjudged a bankrupt on hia own petition by tho District Court of said Difctricf. To CHARLES JONES, Assignee, Ac. jyl lawSwVr' IN BANKKUPTCY STERN DiS irictof Ntw York, s. At tho City of Brooklyn, the SKii tiH.vr.f A. D.

ItS8. Tho undersigned hereby gives no tiiKH cf i'i cpromtintnt ns asaknoe of Charles E. Brown of the City of in tho County of Kings aud Btato of ft. wcrk, within Hid DiUiiet, who his ben adiadifod a bankroDt on bin own petition ly the District Court of Mid District. To liiiAKLtaousEB, Aashineo, iu jyl UwCwW IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DISTRICT Court of tho United States for tho Eastern District of ol iSfcw York.

In tho matter of Jesse 8. Carman, bnnkrupt. Notice is hnrehy given that a petition has been filed in said Court by Jesse 8. Carman, in Mid District, duly declared a bankrupt under tho Aft nf Conrfiss of March 2. 1867.

for a discharae and certificate ere of from all his debts, and other oleims provahlo nndrrsnidAct.andth.it the 6th day of AurusL 1868, at 3 o'clock P. at tho otilco oi Choree h. Ifiaher, Hector in Bankruptcy at 27 Broadway, in the city of Brooklyn, is assipn? a for the henrinti tho si me, when and where all creditors who have provtd their debts. an4 other Kersors in intrct may attorid, and show caueo if any they five, why tho prayer of tho said petition should not bo ftrattu t1. nd that the 2d and od goncr 1 meetings of creditors will he hc ld r.t the same time and pl.ice.

Dated at Brooklyn, on the 26th dny of June. jy8 law.twW SAMUEL T. JONES, Clerk. TN A KRXJ 1T Y. EASTERN DIS trict of Nf York, ss.

At the ('hy of Brooklyn, tho Vtn di.y oi" July, A. i. The undersicned gives notice of hie appoirtiiH ut us Aosinuctj ot Joseph Comfort of tlm tf Uronliiyn, fn the County of Kius and State of Ntw York, wiihin said Diitritt, who lias been adjudged .1 Iirinkmpt msn his own petition hy the lHstxict Cotiri of wnki Difitriet. To jyil Ct: ARLKS JONFS. Asisrnoo, Ac.

1 BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DIS trie oi New York. s.3.At the City of Hr.wklyn, tho th ihiy of A. Tin? nntlrrsiffnpd horeby frivrfi notici of his nptMintm ut jis aiijcneu of Wurman Is. I'entl. of the City of Brooklyn, in tho County of inland Stf te ot Nw York.

dirifrltt. who htm been nd indgi il a Brnkriii r.f.on his on petition by thu District of prvif? Disiritt. jyU lawauS CHARLES JONKS. Assignee, Ac. IN BANKRUPTCY EASTERN DIS UI Ni.w Yt.rk, 8.s.

At tho City of Brooklyn, tho Qay of Ji nc, A. lt6S. Tiie undtrsinnfd htr hy ivvS notict of ln's nppointnn nt as of Julian A. H. flas of the City of Brooklyn, inthe Countj of Kinsand Stan of New York, within Niid district, who has been ad judfied aB.inkmpt open hia own petition by tho District Court said Diatrict.

To jyll lawSwS CIIARI.FS JONrTS, Assinoo, Ac. XJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I will apply to tho Coruinis.Hionors nf tho Lmd Olflco on the Unh day cf Auffuat noat, or at the first nicotinic of the wid tlimMfter, at tbo State Hall, in the City of Albany, for a prant in pcrpet iity for the purpose of my beneficial enjoyment of the fame, of tho lands under between limb, and low water markin and adjacent to my land at Owls Head, in Town of Now Utrocht, fronting on tbo Br.y of New York, bqcIj t'rant to oxtend along tho said land the whole front thereof, and outwardly into the (jaiit bay to the exterior linos of bulkheads and piers established ly law for the Port of New York. Dated June 87th, 1668. (je271aw7wS) HENRY G. MURPHY.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMIS pionrr. No. tj City Hell. Proposals for repairing tho ettani iveilrr in th City Hell. Boaled proposals will bo l'eot ivfcd by the Common Council, at the Mayor's Office until Mondny.

Aueust 2d, U6, at o'clock 1. for repairing tho aieani boiler in tho City Hall, accord inK to" the EpeciHcation on filo in the otfioo of tho Strttt Conimi' sioner. BUihka fir ostimaiinc furniBhod at tin ofice of the fatrri and none other will be considered. Proposals will not bo considered unless accompanied with a consent iu writnii: of two urtti of $E00 each, on each proposal, (who shall oualify as to tluir responsibility) lb.it it tho rr.ntr.u?t be fiwiir th.x ti lHv wi nrrt pnsinp, thfy will beconi'' tonnd as 'lis sure ty for its faithful pcrfonnanec aud in Labi: uj mvltct or refiiEO to execute tho contract, if ivMrtlod, then th thry will pay to the City of th diflr. nee btUvten the pn'e so propohtd and tlie price tb, wt hu''i bidder, to whom thn eor tmut nuy a nrdc d.

to hi: oivlorj 'Tt 'J't ii. mon Council. isji cifyiui: wt.rk.) By order of the 1 Council. Brooklvn. JuW 1 th, jj tf Ct KOiFRT Sir r.

FP1CEOF THE CUMMISS lf Kirs. jo. Lliv I for turoth inii in iit'in iniu bi.11 irt nr jmhtiih: ijO, n. u. Sealed iwil rr rtiv 'tl i th; foard of anu Disl r.ist rrii i vf Tir' pf nt, at thv Mayor's Of tice.

until '1 Wfi, at 1 oTcWott, H. for fi.i.nL hiri; v. bt tb lut frr Kiiiuu Cn. No. la 1 rtiiiirf the cilicr.tions on tiio In tho Ub.

of Strttt r. Blanks for fund bed th oiTico of the Street CYiiinrvf iener. aii'l tiono other will bo conaid Propr, will r.ot be considered unless accoropan itd with a ti in in tvruiii of two sureties, of jjltDO each, on cv( prt 1 (v. ho i ball r.s to their responsibility) that it ihe contract be cw: led to the party propoainjr, thty v.ill bceoini: bound as hiw surety for its faithful per fcriuanee and in case he neluct or r.fuie to oxecnto th'! contrtct. if so awar lfd, then thut they will pav to tho City of Brooklyn the diiKr nc between thd iirico" so pro poet und the price of the next bidder, to whom the contract mi.y be awarded.

Bropos da to bo endorsed, "To the of and Dibi'rat menit of pire Dopart lr.ent," (specifying work.) iiy or Jer of the BV'rd of nu.t'' and of Depriuient Brooklyn, July itth, Jfctfi. jylB 6t ROBERT FIJREY. Street Commissioner. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM 1) VKKDEF, Surrogate of the County of Kins Notieo hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims apainst F.liiwi Smith, lato of tho City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit tho same, with tho voucher thereof, to the subscribr rs, the executors, at the office of A. J.

Beekman, Naeauu Fire losn rnnce Company, corner of Court and inen streets, in tie City of Brooklyn, on or before the 1 1th day of January next. Dated July 7th, I6U AMZT B.DAVENPORT, T. jy71aw6m" ABRAHAM J. BKKKMAN.l JjXOCUtors SUPREME COURT BENJAMIN AN drr ws against John A. Mnnby and others.

Tn pursuance of a judgment of tho Supreme Court of the State of New York, made in tho above entitled action, bearing date the 7th day of July, 18, I will sell at public auction, at tho salrffroom number 1 SI Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 1st dey of August, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described premises, viz: All thoso two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate lyinp and being in the City of Brooklyn, (lats Williams burgh) bounded and containing as follow, viz. Beginning at the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly side of North Second street, with the westerly side of Ewcn street and running thenco westerly alone North Second street, fifty feet thence northerly parallel to the westerly side 0 Ewcn street ono hundred foot; theuco easterly parallel to North Second street fifty feet; then co southerly alonn tbo westerly side of Kwen street ono hundred fit to the point ot place of beuinninir jyll SavrSwS PATRICK (IA.MPBKLL, Sheriff. rN PURSUilNCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER. Surrojrate of the Coanty of KinifB, notice is iioreby Kivon, according to law.

to all pf rf.ons having claims against ALTlEHT B. CAMPBEIJ late of tbe city of Brooklyn, decoasd, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers to the subscribers, the execut' rs. at tho residence of David Farley, 81 Front st, in the city of Brooklyn, on or before the 13th day of January next. Dated July Otn, lfcvi. ABRAHAM CAMPBELL, DAVID FARLEY.

Executors. jy7 law6m' CLARA V. N. CAMPBELL, 1 SUPREME COURT GEORGE P.ROSE, i'laintiff. aKflinat Leonora 11.

Kofie, Defendant. Saia mens Forrvlicf. ((. oru. To thn ifenilant.

You are hereby summoned, and recniircd to answer the complaint in thi action, which was tiled in the offico of tho Clerk of thu City and County of New York, on tho Hth day of July, IgtP.bnd toEtne a copy cf your anF.Wf to the said complaint on th'1 snbscrlbers, at their office. No.124 Broadway, in the City of Now York, within twenty dayB after the sorvico of this summons on you, exclusive of the dny of such servieo; and if you fail tn answer tiie said complaint within the time aforesaid, the phvntifT in this action will apply tn tho Court for the relief demand rd in the complaint. 1 ntcd New York July Itth, li rX FEETER A BAKER, PhT's Att's. jyU lawTwW 12 Broadway. TOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UN Xl dtrnnu pursuant the ns 01 Chapter 717 of titn Laws of IheU rJ) that j)art nf Convy I Jand, lymif west of a line drawn due north and south 'icrods naid island, two rod of ttie aTly Mt; of th buil iiti thereon known a the l'abltou, ha been et ctud aa a site npon which Ui er ct si nc for tie oIUi 'ts and men engaged iu the adiniLbtrutieii of Quarantino in the port of NW York, nn.l thut Hoard of Cnnniii ionera ronrtuutd by tho act entitli tct in relation to Quarantine in the Port of Ntw Ytrk, aril rtAi'JinK 'T the cjiistructijn of the f.ir mantiu passed April 31, IW, Mill tret nt a pubi'm to tiie Supr me Court, af a Siieiftl Tinii Iheri of.

Hpj.ointed to be field at chanibRM in tho City in tho City of Nt Vf.rk, on ihe third Monday of July, 18CS. at 12 o'eloc noe(n, or ai boon th reaf ter as counsel can be heard, pnyinp; for the appointment of Comiidi.sioncrs fiuri uatit to law, to appr.J.m the compensation to be made to he rs or pfTSfms inU rested in tho real estate, cnibrseed fn the itc fielcti for tiio purrmao aforesaid, and that a motion will then and there bo made, that the prayer of said petition bo granted. New York, Juno 18, jeCOlawlmS H. W. JOUNSON.

Att'v for said Board. OUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY Bartholomew A hh, plaiatiiT, against William Ash, and othirs. defendants. In pn'munnceand by virtue of a judgment in the above tntitb action, mado ataspecial tenn of the Supreme Court, hld in tho County Court in tho Cityof Brooklyn, on tho 1 4th day of March. 1K7, the nnderfiyned, the ruferee for that purpose appointed, Btll r.t public auction, on Tuesday, the first day of September.

18c8, at 13 o'clock, noon, of that day. at tho Comrutrc'isl Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street, Brooklyn, tho following described pr relays: AH that certain lot of land, with tlm building and improvements thereon erected, sit in the Tenth Ward of the City of Br joklyn, Connty of Kine, bounded aud described aa follows: Beginning on the Miuthi rly side of Warren street, at a point distant two hntidred and nfnrty one (SI) feer, eight inches eaat rly from the southeasterly corner of Smith aud Warren s' reels running thence southerly paralhl with Smith street one hundrv flto) fet pirtly through the centre of party wall; thence easterly parallel wilh Warren tr et sixteen northerly one hundred feet to Warreu street partlythrough tha centre of a party wall thence westerly alung Warrvn street siitenn (16) fert, eight (8) incurs, to tho point of beginning, bo the anie moro or kss. Dated Brooklyn, July 15th, IWj. jylriJawSwTh JACOB I.

BERGEN, Riders. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT MO ses A. m1th against llei.iy Dlmey. Wakdkll A Bl'Ti I'Jblni Atl'y. Iu pursuance of 4 judgment crdtrc il.ia Court.

Inthe above cu tilled action, bentli.g date ihe Dih dav cf Jnne, 1UJ, I will 8ell by public the tur.B 1001ns No. 31 Fultoa street, CoU Murpliy, la tne Cityof Brooklyn, ou the 21th cay of July. 1600, at l'i o'clock neon, the Bowleg jcrlbed liiid at.d premises, to wit: AJ1 tbeferialn 1 ns held pr.prrty rcfrrlhed a foltowf: AH tint tHi!) lot, rkr.t or parte I uf Und the hut Jog? cr ctcd beroou, mluite In th Niub rd of the city of Brooklyn, boundtd n.d dcfcrlbed as inlHaws: BmniPK at tho ff utbf list rly corner of Wjck'jC strict and Grand ave ne: ninnlnp tbciiCe euterEy atoucthe southcr'y itdc of Wycuctf atrett oct hundred and ft fcct.ttutnce ouih irly and parallel with Grand av. nue forty feet; thence westerly at parallel UhWyckotT street one. hundred and live feet to the eatterlvll or of Grar.1 avenue: tl erce cortncDy fllcnjr th'fi ecterf side of Urand avenue forty ft' lo the point or nuec ot hticicnlnif.

I.iteu Bioo. June Stu.iei. I'ATKICK CAMPBRLL, 9 lavftv Tu S( erlff. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT ountyof iin Mary AI. JI.

rriman ajjaiuBt Uich ard Merrinian. Summons for relief. Com. not sr. To the defendant, Richard Merriman.

Yja aro hereby snramoro'd and roquir to answer the complaint in this which will tiled in tho office of the Clerk of the Connty of Kinps. at tho Coanty Court House, in tho City of BrooUljn. State of Now York, and to sero a copy of your answer to the nid complaint, on the subscriber, ct his office, C9 WiUl street, in City of Now York, within twenty dys aftvr tbe aervine of thogummons on yen, exclcitjvt of tho day of such ervicA; and if you fail to er the aid rompWiut within the time aforesaid, tho Slaintiff in thi action will apply to the Court for the relief cir.an Jcd in the ronndaint. Datrd Jonftli, I8138, HUBBAKO HKNDR1CKSON, Plaintiff Attorney. Tho orwnnal complaint in thia action waj flJcJ in thu aaid office of the Clerk of the County of King, on tb day of July.

A. lfy. HUBBARD HKNDRICKSON. PlafntiQ's Attorney, 9 Wall errcct. Now York.

jy7Iaw6wTa UVKEMfi UiUBT PATRICS MOHAN KJ eatnt Brlgt Bcrftac. Ir. pnrua: of adtcrr of thi Snpremi Court of tha Sta'e Yrrk, 1 will cxpoie to oa the 3rd dy of July, st 13 o'clock at tbe CommirUt Kr cbanxe. o.3 Hultcn meet. In the Citv of Hr oklyn, Hints Connty, all the unexpired term of tec years from the lira day of Auftuit, UfS.i In.

and to th fot owl tie real estat catrey Bf a a polM south 1 aterl side of Gtaud avoau diutn'. twfntT one feet northerly tton tie coi theaitrrty earner oi Grand ave un ano wrren itrfct, running tfcerce oaf Uily and parallel wl Wsmu streot on hJmJr' si dTive ft ti; tin en rortbrryan4 parallel wI'LGiaid ovrue twtni feel: thenc and paratlel vrt'b Warren itrttst onehttodred and dre fet to the CA'trly pide of Grand aver ti thence foatherlr alot ir Grai avcuuct twenty lest, to thepol.tor place of bein: Inp. Together with aU rlRMs and privilege. ar.d iu Jcct to all the corenauu acd reJtrl tJora contaiucd Iu a c.ctuui Haft. the fisli term hy S.

e. Bo rnbamn uido Pirrlck noun, and recorded ia Kin! Cou: ly ofllre, to lAUtr "03 or rase3T4. Dated Brooklyn. May lSth.PS. NIUllOLA YAH BRUNT, Referee.

Javf.sH Allabxn. I'l'lTf AtC? mxi81avvM Th aah of the aboru dracribed protVf rty herby poat pcnul until the Uth day of July, 1658, at tho aunc hour and place. Datod Brooklru. July Sd. NICHOLAS VAN BRUNT.

Raferep. The sale of the above describe property hereby fuHhr pcticri.d until Satnrday thaiath day of July, at the aame hour and lace. Dated Brooklyn, JalrlSth lSSa. Jyl6d NIOHOLABVAy BRU TReftzc. IK PURSUANCE OB AS ORDER OP iWILLiAkl O.

VEEDRR, BaqSnrrOftaXa of the of in Notice la hereby Riven, accordma law. so a'l persona bavin tt claims aratnst AMES FnLT, vU, quired to exhibit tne tame, with tho voa chert tercr. to the lubtcrtberi, the oxecntort, at tho otBca Henry i pfora tho stb dav of prcerob mext, Jttno So, IbtB. UAJUAlilNK riltl'AU, MARTIN PUT.LSKTQN, SKxMotara. JOHN Md AUUHION, JefilawtoW IN BANKRUPTOV KASTERN DIS trit of Now York.

ss At tno City of Brooklyn, tha 80th dty ot Jnnc, A. D. m. 'fbe ttrftjnod herfby gives no Hoj ol 'his upooinlrariitiis atsJc" i orCMprr W.8!kLa,of tbe Oitycf Brooklyn, in the Connty Kinc5i.nd Stit" of Sow Ynrk. within Baiu Divdrict nhn 1.

1 Wi n.li,.rl A v. jExut3 WANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironar: best of o.cyrefe.''noev:tirad. Immediately at 180 Henry st TIT ANTEDA GOOD 8TPIPPER GIRL IT on Havana fillers. 652 Myrtle avenue, near Hcraun st, In the sagar store. ANTED A YOUNG WOMAN AS nnrso tn talra can of a nhlM In mnntlm nld hot.

nt referenc remncea rpnnired rmnd vu ar crltmn. flnll imnn Mftri yt.y a nenry cor.oi ineappio ai immani tt ir. WANTED A GIRIi FOR GENERAL honsowork; only those who can coot, wash and iron well, and with good references, need apply at 130 X.ifavtte ave. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 6 GOOD dressmakers. Apply for two days at 811 Falton st, oui OBite Fierreprint st.

A7S7 ANTED SHIRT BOSOM Apply fl 91 Adams Bt, top floor, over Mr. UnweJl'rf jron turning ractory, near x'Tiiton ave. ANTED A WASHWOMAN. NO. 80 CarK on ave.

XT ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, cookinn, washing, ironing, (Vc. nnut boliindtoohildren; a girl lately lmaed nrr fTrcd; wages $8 per month. Call on Mrs. 8. J.

167 Sand a at. ANTED A GOOD GIRt with children end do thn hotiawork ol family; mast be neat, obligiug and respeotful. Apply with reference at 887 Carltop ave. "ANTED A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE gentlenian, wife and child, civu and obliging; wages None need apply unless competent, and with oity re ences, at 93 Bean Bt. to an lniant; most De a sooa wasner and ironer for es $9.

refer WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL houBowork for a small family must be a good oook, wash or and ironer. Apply at 118 Pierrapont Bt, on Thora day end Friday. WANTEDA GIRL TO OOOKt WASH and iron, and to make herself generally ussful; references required. Call at the northwest cor. of Gates and Bedford aves.

jyii it WANTED OPERATOR ONSHOE uppers also two experienced tip B.i'.chera. Apply at cer. Fleet and Uebevoisejfts. ROGfERS XT ANTED AN ERRAND EOY. IN Quire at TREDWELL 4 ARM AN 'S Clothing ware house, 118 nnjlSOFulton at.

ft. Y. WANTED A GiRLFOREERAL houaowork must have tha beat rof erouccs. Apply for two days at 210 Raymond st. WANTED A BOY INTaTATIONERY store must be honest, active aDd Apply, with recommendations before 10 A.

or after I P. to SUTTON, BOWNE A 23 Liberty si, New York. iyiest ANTED A YOUNG MAN IN AGRO eery store: must write a good hand, correct in tii urfrR and come corner ifuHon and Nost: wcu recommenaca. Apply to u. v.

VJSoKK, und i jyI6 2t WANTED A MAN TO DRIVE A SODA water wagon; must bo a good tunraat steady, and write a fair hand. Apply to SOiiT. ROBINSON, 102 4A Atlantic ave. ANTED IlNSUKAJXOE AGENT A lirstcliiss InsnrnncQ iii Npw Vnrlr ClUv. dusirtB to enter into an engagement with a nrsl clasa att mt, each, iu the EuHt rn and Vt6tcrn Districts of Tirojklyn; libcritl engagement will be made with agents who can oom minni a XaVifu amount of business.

Address coutidentialiy, INSUKANOK COMPANY, box 2133 N. Y. P. O. jylfi St Th SAM WANTED A NEAT, TIDY G1UL TO do gonerai housework; must bo ji good washer and ironer und como welt rocomraendd.

Apply at 214 Clermont ave. nfrth sidn of DoKalb. jy)S2t ANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER find ironir: citv reSnroncBS ranairftn. Annlvnt. 11 est Baltic st.

j15 2i ANTED AT THE HAT MANUEAO tory, cor. Raymond and Willoughby sts, Brjklyn, I. five good operators on "Wheeler Wilson Bi winpr machines. iylS 3t WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; only those who can cook, wash and iron woll and with good reference from last place nood duply. 49 South Oxford et jyl52t WANTED A GOOD COOK AND TO help with waehinK and ironing; also a young girl to nuntt children; must huvo references.

Apply at No. 13 MyrfJe avonuo, between Pearl and Jay sts. jyl 5 2t WANTED A GOOD COOK. WASHER and ironer; must bring good reference from last plucu. Apply for two dayB cor.

Bedford ave, and Madison at. jyl5 2t XTANTED A DRESSMAKER; ONE AC customod to work on fancy costumes preferred. Apply at. 7 Fulton ave. jyloW WANTED THlinjAYTTbTT excellent sitmitionu in gontlomen's families, hotels, svmmrr liou3frB, boarti ing houaoa, ic, for first claasmeat and paltry cooks, plain cook3, washiTu and ironers, chainbor maids, waitressew.

and for general housework, at the very bt st wacea. Apply to Sir. MANKINC. ID Court at. jyM at XT ANTED SERVANTS COOKS, chnmbennaida, general house workers, laundresses, email girls, stam stresses, pirls lately landed, kitchen girls, iis thf must bo well recommended.

Apply at 4 Sands st, near Pulton, WALliAOE'S old agency. N. B. Employer's promptly supplied with etficiont servants. 3t WANTED 10" ENERGETIC MEN OF Koiid uddrec3, to canvjiss Brooklyn and Long Island for Spiiulding'a Patent "Window Screen.

From J0 to $15 por day niEily nmdo. Apply at W'M. BEllltlS' Carpet HWire, lev uiiuii uvu, 3)10 Jl ANTED BY A FAMILY IN THE country for tho. suintiinr. rnntf.

iv.nnhoT und imnr' a good tempered, neat, and industrious girl, capable and willing, good wip res will bo given. Apply at Remscn st, in the evening, afti.r 8 o'clock, op in the morning boforn must bo well recommended. jyla 3t ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO nnur'dn nil btvula ..11 I 1 tnught perfect, r.nrt recommended to work, jviachinea for siile una to rent. Operators sent out hy the dnv or week. All of family sewing and quilting done Cloaks stituhed inr i ho trade.

Over Lewie's Shoe store. Apply at 157 Myrtlo avenue, iirst floor jyQ im SI'JCJATBONS WAKMS). WANT ED A SITUATION, BY A young girl, to do general housework. Call for oue woek at her last place, i9 Schorruerhorn st. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE snectable smart tidv cirl to do litrbfc or tnke care of a baby, can assist with Apply at 813 Court st, opposite West Baltic st, for ono dny.

ANTED A SITUATION A LADY. wishes toorocure a situation for n. uivl wlin haflhm.n accustomed to mind children und do nn ntjii'm wnrlr nn. fiewing.Oall r.t 71 Second placo. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE snoctablft Hirl to do cenernl tioiiHoworlc i a rrnnrl cook, wntjhtr and ironer no obiGrtinn totbn nmm(rtr cmA city reference, Call at 251 st, hot.

Hicks and bin, for two days. WANTEDA SITUAON BY A RE spectable ru I to do general housework in a small family; her present employerwill jave her tho beat references. Apply until the 20th, at No. 2 Willow place, cor. Jorale mcn st.

WANTED al housowork servant by a tidy respectable girl lately landed; can wash and iron nicely and do plain cooking; is willing and obliging and quick to learn. Call at 121 Atlantic st, near Henry. WANTED A SITUATION BY A NEAT5 economical and industt ious girl to cook, wash aud iron, or as general housework servant; is an excellont washer and ironer, good cook, very willing, reliable and trustworthy best of reference given. Apply at 131 Atlautio tt, near Henry st; cifly or country. WANTEDTiTUATION, BY A RE spectacle young girl, to do general housework, and who ia willing and oiliing; has recently arrived from Europe.

Inquire for two daya at 125 Prospect st. ANTED A SITUATION AS COACH jjiuu Lii niuum, uuug unm.irritju man, woo is praciically acqumntod with tho care of horses. Apply to his reference, No. 104 Willow st. jyffi 2t WiVNTED A SITUATION ACOOK, washer and ironer, or to do general housowork by a steady, hardworking and efficient young womin; city or country private family, boarding houso or hotel; is an excellent baker and laundress.

Apply at 4 Sands Bt, near Fulton, bueement. WAN BY A IbMPECTARLB girl, a situation to do general housework ia a good plain cook and excellent washer and ironer; is willing and obliging Cau be seen at her present employer's, 280 Cluur mont ave. W. ANTE BY A RESPECTABLE girl, a situation to cook, wash and iron or to do genera, housework in a privato family; is a good plain cook and excellent wawht and ironer; has good reference from her last place. Call at 153 Plymouth Bt, Brooklyn, third floor, back room.

WA NT ED iT SITU ATI BY A young Scotth girl to do chamberwork und waiting, or would do general housework for a smnll t'tmuly. Can bo jei) for two days at her present employer's, 1(1 Lsfferts live. WANTED A SITUATK iBY A Bmurt American cirl as chambermaid and waitress; is willing to make herself generally useful. Call for two days at Prince st. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE Bpectably young woman as a good cook washar and ironer; has good city references.

Call for two days at 241 Pacific st. W'A1V1 WAN BY A FAMliTY OF adults, 5 or0 rooms; located East of PoJfcon straot, and north of Fulton avenue; rant must be low. Addrosa HOUSE, Eagle office WANTED PART OE A PRIVATE house convenient to ferries, consisting of 5 or rooms, by a small German family; rent uiuat be moderato; uosscssion of August. Address, with particulars, to F. box 4917, P.

O. New York. jyl6 8t WAN TED A LOT IN GREENWOOD a corner lot fonced around, in tho old ground preferred. Address, stating location and price, P. H.

Brc oklyn Eagle office. WANTED A R06M7XBOUT" 40 BY 60 fset, well liuhtcd, suitable for the operation of sewing machines. Address L. Eagle oflloo. WANTED A FURNISHED 1100JI IN a privato family on first floor or basement, situutBd oti, cr near Bedford avtnne.

and within a few blocks of Myrtlo pvp. Address It. G. 35., Eagle oifico. jyl." 2L WAN TED All ENGIjiSH GENTLE man and his sistrr reqnira sitting rDoiu and two btdri with atttndance and cooking, in a private family in UrooHyn.

Address P. B. Post OtBoe, New York jylSSt WANl'ED A' EIRST CLASS" HOUSE on tho Ht'iirlitfl, with or without stitblo attached, for a caiih customer. Pleaac address "Brown Eagle of "i jyl45t WANTED TO PURCHASE A MEDIUM size honso in a Rood locnlity ocenpancj required 1st of September. Address, with full particulars, J.

box 101 Uncle office. jy710t KT ANTED 50,000 POUNDS OF OLD SCRAP PAPEKTho hishest price in tho city paid for old newspapers, white and colored rage, old brass, old copper, old pewter and lead, tin foil, old hate, iron, Ac. All orders attended to free of charge. JAMES DRISOOLL, No. 9 Prospect street.

lya FOK SAJLE. SALE A SECOND HAND TOP I lOR bnggy in first rate order, at IB) Nassau st. FOR SALE A RARE CHANCE THE ctock. fixtures and leaso of a first class frrocery Btorj, inn very aristocratio neighborhood. Apply in the store, 'cor lioyt and Stntg Pts.

FOR SALE CHEAP A C'ROOEUY stock and fixtures with a 3yenrs lease, in a first class neighborhood a rare chance for a man with a amah oash capital. store, cor. of Van derbilt st. and Coney Island Road, near Ward's hotel, from 12 to 3 o'clock. 21 jjHR SALE A EIVK CAN MILK I1 route.

Apply at268 Myrtle ave, from 6 until 7 o'clock I' M. jyU3t IOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN a very handsome black walnut parlor suite of latest pattern and design, made to order less than a year ago by ono of the best makers in tho city and by him guaranteed also other articles of household furniture together with, a very handBome mocking bird cage. To be Seen at 73 Pinf apple Bt. jyi5 4t FOR SALE FIXTURES OF A SHOE Store, comprising awning, shoe loots, boxes, chairs, carpets, Also, store, back room and basoment to let; rent $40 per month; business wagon, horse and hirnessfor sale cheap. Apply on tho premises.

9al Myrtle aye, of MR. DUNN, or 667 Myrtlo ave. of WM. O. M.

N1FJF. iybW busu OR SALE A RARE BARGAIN CIGAR Store with handsome Iitrorn inrn til anrlft fnnj.irt must leave tho oity B46 best business block in Columbia st. bet. Carroll and Summit sts. South Brooklyn.

jyls Gt" FOB SALE S60 WILL BUYTHE lease, stock and fixture 8 of a neat little toy and candy Bt cre and dwelling, if applied for In three days. Apply at 960 Atlantic avenue. jyl4 3tf EOR SALE A RARE OPPORTUNITY stock and fixtures and good will of a ladies' h3ir dress establishment; will bo disposed of at a fair rato: is a very desirable situation, with four years lease, doing a first olasB business satisfactory reasons Riven for selling. Ad drcBS HAIR DRESSER, Eagle offloo. jyl3 6t OR SALE CHEAP THE FIXTURES and stock of store 67 Sands st.

WM. A. VAN VOOR jyl0 6f LOST AND t'OllIVD. LOST ON THE EVE OF JULY 14TH, in Vanderbilt ave, bet. Myrtle and Ifayetto aves, a silver hunting case watch.

Tho finder will bo suitably reworded by returning it to its owner in Clinton ave, 5th house BontnYTest of Myrtle ave. LOST ON MONDAyIGOT. A SIL ret patentleror Watoh, an old fashioned silver Chain and Key, with a ruby sotting. A Buitablo reward will bo paid on ita return to 63 Plymouth at. JAMES JENNINGS.

ears cut, has a small bare snot on his head baok or his right ear, answers to tho naino of Tom. "Whoever will return him to 63 Lnqueer st, or givo information whore he is to be found, will receive tho above reward and no questions aakod, as tha owner is going to leave thojiity. jylfi 3t OST STRAYED AWAY FROM EAST JLi New York. July 14th, a steel gray horse, 15M hands high has been bltstfrcd on the near nind leg. Also, a light gray mare, 15M hands high; a liberal reward will be paid tor tnformntlon by applying to SIMEON D.

HOAGLAND, East Bow York, ferUitf TO LET A THREE STORY AND BASE i.Tt uuu2 vntttir mi cutuosn 80 Sack ett Btt 'or In Iloors. to smidl amilioa. Apply at SfSaokett et, eor. Vun Tlrnit TO LETA 3 STORY BRICK HOUSE; l.Rnllrhoder' Improve anil will ba itnted'ow to a good tenant. Call at 37 Oheever place.

frl63t" IN A SMALL PRIVATE hon two hanutomj rooms, with clonals; cold tc and bath, to a small family without oaillr n. Tr inim nt Ttttrlt ah iwlB 91." W6 2t mO LET A SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY JL wiil itt itjrnihf. to a ritntleman, who or t.vo gn tie men, ft nice, hrge room with Hot and cold wat3r; housa has ovfry convenience; a good table aud plsaamt house can D3 hidfer week: hous? one block from cars. AdaVsi R. Ksol" office.

jylSStThAS lO LET $15 PER MONTH, 2D FLOOR, nnil cold watfr r.n flnorr nriviInn t.n nun tnhs in kitcnn lo cation pleasant one block from Greene avenue oars'; 23 minnics to ferries; will be let furnished or housakeep hip. if fl "'r''. Address V. R.i Eaglo olficc. jyl62tTh4S OLE A SEUUJSJD JSTOKY EUR JL hf.nakeepinK; houaoin good order; vrutRr aad gas.

Ar ply a 8E3 Navy it, bet. 1' niton and Lafayetto avos. jyiest LET A PLEASANT SUMMER Rc.SIDt'iNUl' A itulv. wit n. Inrwn nirv hnnw.

wuuuui uu nuurutiiD utJiiKQtiai neignuornooa near tae river, convenient to wall and Fulton fcrrias, would 1st to a small fnmily or to two or three gentleman, with or without board, ou moderate terms, a second floor of handsomely fnmiahod apartments, singly or together; all improvements; library and piano; a rare opportunity for a refined, sociable home. Address Mrs. It. T. Marion.

Brooklyn Post office. TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM IN "Washinfrton ave, without board. Address witu raf dr ece, or state where an interview can be had, H. Ea rla office. jyl6 St WO LET TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE JL family, part of a house unfurnished; all improvements; rent moderate.

Apply at 412 Olintonst. jyl54t ry0 LET AT OHAPPAQUA, HARLEM M. a house, conlainiag 11 rooms, barn, summer houae, Ac. rent $1X0 for the aammor. Apply at .15 De raw st.

TO LET ONE OR TWO ROOMS," FUR mhed or unfurnished, to two or three single pnntle men, without board; locality unoxccptio abln: 3 minutoa wolk from City Hall; reference required. Address Mrs. S. M. Brookb Post office.

iyla 2t TO LET SALOON AND CHOWDER houso on Coney Island Beach, with all the necessary fixtures completo, as thu proprietor has olhur business to attend to situated midway bet. tho stsam and hcraa cars, and at the UrroinuB of thu Hew Railway from Flatbush. Apply to 5. G. LAW, No.

1 East Warrr aBrooklyn 'It TO LET A STORE WITH PLATE glass front, and 1st floor over tha store, on Fulton ave. to js. (juufiitt, nn i uiton Bt. lylo it" chile lO LET UPPER FLOOR IN HOUSE Nn K7 At1ut.fi!. Viwn ronmi In ntmn nrtnw Tin iidren unieBa infimts.

'inquire on promises. jylo 2t njO LET IN WYCKOFF ST, 5 ROOMS JB on 2d and 3d storios; au and waUr cloaot bath in common possession immediate. Apply at 72 Court st. ir '1'i7 Atlantic st. 'yl5 6t TO LET A "3 STORY BRICK HOUSE, either in floors, or tho whole house hot and cold water and gas all through; convenient to' all tho ferries: rent moderate.

Inquire on the promises, 90 Congress st, between If enry nd Hicks jylO St FOR OTHER TOLET8 Si: FrRSTPAttET REAL liSTA' TE SALE, T70R SALE A HANDSOME 3 STORY JL br.ck house nd store lot about 81 ft; but six iiK iitliB old pjis, water, throiitthout; witliin 2 minutes' w.dk of City Ha)I, and renting for $lt8iX: price "00. Ad drLtrs G. Vt, room 22. County Court House. jyl6 3t IjOR SALE A THREETSTO RY FRAME storo on the southwest cornerof Lafayette andTnroop aves store )i40.

lot 20x100 cellar whole lt ngth of building ga6, water, Tho host stand in Kings County for a good yroci ry bakeiy price on terms to suit thu puronas cr. Apply on tho premises or io FRANCIS WOOL. Gatss ave, nT.rKostrann. jylg tit SALE ONE OF THE FINEST ffinna cn Lontr Island, two hours from citv. over 1U0 acres; treat portion under cultivation fineoroh nificcnt trout pond; Inrgc, tit tf ully anil thoroughly built house v.ith outbuildings, tuueys, tfcc, ell in eaod t.rder; no better land anywhere timber of locufctT oak and hickory, situated within a short distance of Kood fl Ac.

Will barf tin. If you want a splfthcid yon can not fail to be suited or will lijchjinro for improved city or Brooklyn property. O. "VVAYLAWP. Fulton N.

Y. 1 OR SALE FARM CONTAINING 120 JtJ Hcres choice Ridge lend, five milp3 east of Peekskill, of a milo from Shnb Oak Villijic, overlooking Lake Mo pan, and flurroundinR countiy; wpII w.atprsd two good plo orrhnrs and plenty other fruit of all kinds; house and outbuildings in ood order; will exchaiige for Brooklyn prop T'y. Apply 'o ROBERT GRAN FORD, 76 Woodh ill st. Hamilton avo. 5t FOR EXCHANGE TO 310,000 ctsh and a line farm offered in exchange for hoasea in Brooklyn the farm contains 57 fine orcharJ, wood, pasture and tillr.g: land, two commodious dwellings, barns, out houscB.

s.tuated VA miles from R. R. Depot. Now Rochellc, Westch) ster Y. For partioulara apply to JOHKSON A.

MIIXr.R, Mmitagiifsjt. iyWJtt EOR SALESPLENDED SUBURBAN HOME at a SACRIFICE, located on BROADWAY, )klvn, tkaiblo iioua.1, in excellent order; over hulf veto ground lillod with choice fruits and vegetables: goou bam; must be sold immediately; worth uish t' vn rinllflr; oflcr 'i aolioitsd. Partiuubirs vith JOHNSON MILT.DR, 35 Nassau N. Y. jyl6 6t FOR SALEUPOZi EASY TERMS, A new 2 story and b.isenicnt fr.

nue houae on norkh of 18th st, 18U ft east of Jth avo; also, a story brick hous 66 4th Inquire of JOHN ANDREWS, 22 Court st, or of D. MCCARTHY, on the premises. jylo Ob FOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF Flatbush, near tho Prospect Fjrk, nw houjy jinsl 1 lota, with nil improvements possession at ence also a farm. Apply to N. COOPER, 278 Fulton st, jyl 11 "HTtOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IM JH? proved propt rtj lots iu Xliist New York.

A pnly to N. COOPER, 27o Fulton at. jytn it3 IjlOR SALE $4,800 "fexVCH NEW. story frame houses, 8 r.vinm, etono full coil ir HJIod in with brick; good location for business; balance on mortfTUgo for a tarin of ony houje I'uH lt of ground ilOu cash, btiluncc to suit tha pnrhrvH 'i' In'iuiro on thn premiKes, Sth ave, and iifth at, Suth Brooklvu, UUJOi.1 It. jyir, SALE OR TO LET DOCK PROP ertv on Gowanua canal.

Euit.ible for lumbor. cul. brick or stone yard olso a livst class livrry stable and a number of small housos; will bo sold cheap and on usy terms. Inquire of D. P.

VOORHEES, at his carpenter shopj corner Court and Nelson sts, or at his residence in tne evening, 195 PrRident st. jyl5 6t OR SALENS! HOUSE VTTH 13 rooms, watyr undas; hrnise 32x2a; lot 25x100; prico 85,600: cashSl.OCO, Apply ot 18th 6t. bet. 7tb and 8th aves. South Brooklyn, of J.

H. EYLEE. and MOEHIS COGSWJiLL, Mechanic's Bank Building, room 7, cor. of Montague and Court sts. jyl4 6t" FOR SALE ON MADISON STREET, 100 fuut west of Re id ave.

two story basement CottigR, with extension 9 rooms and cIltr; house, 2tl.30; lot, iix 100 foot; incomplete order; prico $V00, half cash; aho 26 Lots in the same neighborhood, for each tenns to suit. Apply to R. AD AIR, Gates ave, second house east of Uoid ave. jylt (St1 FOR OTHER FOR SALES SEE FIRST PAGE. ISOICSES AND CARBIAUSISt ITIOR SALE MUST BE SOLD THIS week, the owner going away, it superior family horao handsome, kind4 sound and a good traveler; also, a top buggy and hfitneBS, in first rato order will bo sold at a bargain.

WRIGHT'S Stable, Clermont ave, near Fulton ave owner at tJ7 Gates ave. jyl5 4t FOR SALE ONE" TEAM OF DARK gray horses would make a good coach toam, or light truck hands high; fi years old warrAntd in every way sound and kind. Call in Downing st, near Fulton ave, in tho blacksmith shop, Brooklyn. jyl5 4t ITIOR SALE A COACH NEARLY NEW in beat ordr for less tbjm value; also scvortil fancy team of horses. 436 Tacilic st.

jylD3t FOR SALE LOW A COMFORTABLE six Boat, cut under Coupe Rockaway been used thre times suitable for depot or country. Apply at 556 Columbia wtcor of Summit, South Brooklyn. 21" IOR SALE A KIIS'E TUKN'OUT. COS sislirifrof r. brown Hauiblftoman horse, 7 years old, sound and kind, and Bret made to order; together with livery suit, blankets, robes harness, whip, o.

but little us'd. AddrtKS C. A. BRADY, 123 Gold st. jyis 21 FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS TOP wagon lit lor a grocer, butohar or express: has boon run but a few times; will bo sold for waut of iwe.

Inquire at Carriogo Factory, 36o" Clermont avo, Brooklyn. jyM at ITS OR SALE BY A YOUNG GENTLE man leaving town, an excellent pony good in saddle or hnrnFfii: safe for ladies1 use, Inquire cor. Ormoni place, and Putnam ave. jyU 3t PriceB. I'ine Covered Mounted Silver Mounted Coupe Express or Grocers Truck $2, to60 18 to 10 30 to 60 30 to 50 35to50 Collnrs, Saddles, Bridles, Sheets at all prices.

Parjhars can iind it an obectto call and samino. AUo. w.iaons. car riagPR, new and second hand, constantly on hand. Apply at Market Sale Stables, York at, near I'ufton.

IASSAlTLODGE, NO. "536 1 A stated communication of this Lodge will tafre place this (Thursday) evening, nt the cor. of Court and Union sts, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested as business of importance will bo brought beforo tho Lodce. II.

CHRISTIAN, M. Wsf, F. Jones, Sec'y. ASONIC LONG ISLAND LODGE, NO. 883.

F. and A. M. A mooting? of the Picnio Com mittee will be held at tho ante rooras. Friday ovening, July 17, at 8 o'clock.

All the members of the cominitte are thpre fore particularly requested to be present, aa this is thn last meei ma hef ore tho Picnic takes placo, and important business will have to be settled. jyl6 2f JOHN H. PLATT, Secretary. SEYMOUR AND BLAIR THE 20TH Ward Democratic Association will meet at Una Hall, corrtf of Myrtle avenue and Adelphist, on Thursday evening, July 16th, at 8 o'clock, for tho purpo30 of making arrangements for tho cominir campaign. All favorablo to the election of Seymour and Blair xro riquofltod to attond.

JOHN COURTNEY, President. T. H. Grant. Secretary.

jyl5 2t TENTH WARD, AROUSE A REGU lar meeting of tho Tenth Wanl Democratic Asaocia tion will be held at 7M o'clock on Friday evening next, l7bh in tha schoolroom corner of Pacific and Smith sts. Full attendance is requested. JOHN G. SCHUJIAKER, President. J.

M. McNammlaJ R. B. LEECHrf Sectanes, jyl53t. SPECIAL JVOMCES.

ATIONAL STEA3MSHIP COMPANY. Boookbn office 1 Sands street, GEO. D. EB3 WORTH, Agent. 8 from Now York every Saturday, Liverpool every Wednesday, Qneenrtown every Thursday.

Papsago to Liverpool or Queenstown Cabin $100; Steerage SpSO, Currency. Steerago tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown, $37, Cur renry. Apply at 4 Sands st, G. D. jJBSWORTH.

Brook hn Agent, or at tnoCompam 'sonices, 27 and 57 Broadway, N. Y. jyUUno" SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF CROCK ery, china and glass A finely assorted stock of tho above goods in lots to suit housekeepers and the trade will bo cold by auction this and following evenings at JW7 Falton st, under Park Theatre. Private sales during tho day at auction prices. iP EO.

B. EDDY DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, UP riOISTFRy AND BEDDING, 88 FULTON street, 4th door below Henry Et. Buyers will find it to their advantage to examine our stock of chamber, parlor, library and dining room suits; also, a large assortment of chairs, extension and centre tables, bureaus, woshfitands, looking glasses, piano stools, Sc, Goods delivered proniDtly und in jjond order. jylti Sm GEO. B.

EDDY 66 Fulton st. M. E. EASTBY, AUCTIONEER. Anrtion tuilo of rmiilrorv.

china, and class at Fnlton sfc. tinder Park Theatre. The stock of an importer, comprising china dinner and tea sets, chamber wuro, Paris clocks, biouges, opera classes, Sheffield pkto, Bohorahm gUsa and pariirn vases, this ovoning, THURSDAY, at half past sovon o'clock. A FEW MORE YOUNG LADIES, MISS ee. young gentlemen and boys, will roooivo instruction on tho piano by one of tho first professors and author.

of music in Brooklyn, entirely free of charge, Krantng tnition for those occupied during the day: free practice for those who have no piano. Address PROFESSOR, Eagle office. jyl52t ARKET SAVINGS BANK, No. 82 Nassau (near Fulton N. T.

SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED. Money deposited on or before July 20th, will draff intoreet from July 1st. WILLIAM VAN NAME, Prsa't. Hekbs K.

ComiLiN. Bcc. jyW4t DR. CECIUA A. REDaiOND HAS RE moved her ofQco to 210 State Bt.

near Court; office hoars from 8 to 10. A. from 1 to 8 and from 6 to 7. Dr. Bedmnnd attends especially to her own sex and children.

jyM 3t ENTLEMEN LIVING IN THE SUB; VIT urbs of Brooklyn and other psrts of Long Islind, who desire pure eprine water at a small cost, are invited to ox. amine our patent tube well roferenceB and testimonials from numerous parties who have our wells. Address WIL. LIAM KOWLAND.Foet Office box 33, East New ITork. jyH6t NOTICE THE PUBLIC ARE CAU tioncd against paying any money or dellverinsr any goods on my account to George H.

Lane, as ho is no longer in my employ and I will not bo responsible for the same. ROBT. IPOWELli, IM tfuUon st, Brooklyn. jyl4 St A BIG THING ON IOE IS THE ZERO Refrirerator. For salo at 605 Sixth New York.

Get onojfor tho heated term. jyHtit SOTICE IN THE MATTER OF TitlE application of tho Common Council of the City of kiyn, in relation to opening Ohaunooy street rrooa Fulton avenue to Reid avonne, in the City of Brooklyn. To all whom it may concern The report ot tho Commissioners of estimate and in the above entitled matter, bsen completed, and filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, where it is open for the inspection of all persons ntpefed. Application will ba made, on bohalf of tha said Common Council, to the Supreme Court of tho Stato of Now York, at a Special term thereof, held in and Tor the County of Kintra, in the County Court House, In the City of Brook lyn, on Monday, the Sd day of August, 1888, at 10 o'clook, in the forenoon of that day, or aa soon thereafter no aonnaol can ho heard, to have said Report confirmed. Dated, July.15, 1868.

A McOUE, Jjlfttd Attorney ud Counsel to the Oity ot Brooklyn, jmtionar. lonrxoaos The moBt healthful food, summer and fall is HsOKBn's Fibtna. Agreeable and' nutritious, it is a most admirable preventative and correotjve in infants and adults of the summer complaint and diarrhea revallinff at this season, G. G. Taylor, of 176 Fulton corner ot Orange Brooklyn, now offers his entire Stock of Summer Clothing for Boys, youths and children, at a great redaction to make room for fall goods; all wool Garabaldi suits from $4 to $9: linen suite $8 to boys all wool, $8 to $12.

Call and examine one price. Terms cash. jylO 8t Oi Plate can be made almost as good as new by repairing and replating at tho manufactory of Adams, Peioe 33 and 40 Columbia st, Brooklyn. ioW18t IttAIlHIED. Nelijs Nobton.

Monday evening, July 18th, by the Hev. Dr. Hunt, of the Washington street Methodist Church, Mb. John Nelus to Miss JuliaT. Nouton, both of this city.

No. cards. CBOOKE. At FlatbUBh, 1. 1 July lith, 1SBS, CortNEUA I Cboohe, Becond daughter of General Philips.

Crooke, in the 2Sth The unezal will take place from St. Paul's Obnrch, Episcopal, Flatbush, on Friday morning, 17th inst, at 30 o'clock. The friends of tho family are invited to attend without further notice. De Gbay. On "Wednesday, July 16th, of Bright's disease, James son of James and Deborah JF.

De Gray, aged 17 yenrs, 6 months and 4 days. The funeral will tako place from tho rcsidonce of his parents. 141 Lafayotte avo, Brooklyn, on Friday, at 2 n'olock P. M. Tho friends of tho family are requested to attend the funerul without further notice Eckstein.

In Brooklyn, July 16th, William, sou of CliHrlio Eckstein. Tho relatives aud friends of tho family are invited to attend liiB funeral, tc niorrow, at 3 P. from the residenco of his parents, No. 118 Smith at, without further notice. Erskine.

This morning, SIarianna, wife of Robert Erskine, 144 Court Bt. Notice of funeral in to morrow's paper. Little. On Wednesday, July 15th, James A. Little, in the 34th year of bis ago.

Thrt fnneml will tnlJo nlnrn frnm fctn UfnrndtlnnRn. Sin At lantic ave, on Friday, July 17th, at 3 P. M. Ridgewond Division No. 83, S.

of will meet at thoir room, cor. Carltoir anu miicon aves, at f. ou enaay, toaiienu rue iiinsrai of our late brother. Geouge P. Noble,) T.

W. Swimm, Committee Ceokge Read, MaiiseEW. On Wednesday, July lfith, SabaH Mahtua, wife of William N. Mursden, in the tilth year of her age. Tho relatives anil friends of the family, and those of hor sous, Tliomus and Henry, nro respectfully invited to attend the funeral from htr lato residence.

No. 171 Sands St. on Friday, July 17th, at 3 o'olock P. M. 8t Obboro." Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 14th, AjfNA OSBortG, wife of A.

C. Ot borir, 36 yoars, 11 months aud 9 days. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respoctf ally in vitfd to attend the funeral fromherlato rosidence, Graham avo, Friday morning, uly 17th, at .1 o'clook A. Id. SeileuT.

On TueFduy, July 14th. of consumption, SUSAN Jane, tho beloved wife of Jacob Seibert, aged 31 years and 29 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond tho funeral from her late residence. No. 214 Ross Bt, E.

ou Friday uftcraoon, July 17th, at 3 o'clock. 2t S.M1TI!. On Wednesday. Chabity Matilda, daughter of AVillium V. aud Teresa Smith, aged 1 year, 6 months and 3 Fmit rnl on Friday at 2 P.

from No. 12 21st St. Friends of the family are respoctf uily invited. T' oiiisB. Jnly 1Mb, Mary Ellen, daughter of Patrick Catherine Toorish, ascd 1 yoar and 5 months.

The friends and relatives of thofumi'y are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Friday, July 17th, at 2 o'clock, from 82 Wyckoff St. YotJKa. On Wednesday, July 16th, Earnest infant son of Alfred R. and Selena H. Young, aged 2 months and Id days.

Rfh tives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at 4 o'clock this (Thursday) afttrnoou, from tho rosidcuoo of his porenis, 91 Jay St. fIUAlKIrIN. It 6 ARB A FEW YOUfSTGr GBMTLE men can be accommoiatod with board and cool rooms nt 67 Highest. iylliat" BOARD FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET to sin pie gentlemen with or without partial brmrd, IiiQuiro at 25 frospuct st. jy liftl" BOARDING TO LET WITH BOARD, ronnj3 euitable for younit south mo or amily hae all modern improvements location the bent in Brooklyn cool, pleasant ana conveniunt will bo let on reasun ibio terms to responsible putties.

45 Nassau st. bet, Washington and Adams sts, 8 minutes1 from Fulton fervy dinner ut. six. BOARD 234 HENRY STREET; GEN tluroan and wife or tsinglo Rentlemen can find handsomely furnishu'd rooitiB; contiiin3 all improvements in a very desirable location, within easy reaub ol tho fcrrica, 2d door from Amity st. jylStit BOARD WANTED ON BROOKLYN Heights in private family where there no other boarders, lor a ficiitleniau, wife, child anil kcdi! a'j comniodations at a rpasomblt) price; references given and required.

Adriross for 3 ivT, Eaal office. TjS A A FE SPEC TAB LE younfr mon can bo accommodated with good airy rooms, with or without board; boi.rd tho bo3t; wucrj they can enjoy home comforts; convf nicnt to ferries; ultiiis ry moderate, by upidying at 30 OUeover Pbtce. between Hicks and Henry atv, BOARD DELIGHTEUL SITUATION for tiio summer; rooms with l'or it grutU man and wife undtwosinlo gentleiUi.n, l'laas'i call at nt references bfi.iiRcd. jyltiSL I OARD WANTED BY YOUNG GEN j) tb man and wife, permanent boar.l from about the last of August, in a priv.ite family at convenient distance fnm or Vall st fcrrit dinner at 5. stating terms, which must bo inodcraLo.

O. P. Kaglo oraeo, jylt; it BOARD 44 STATE, S. CORNER OF Hicks st. pleasant airy rooms first class board tortus moderate tho houso has till the modem improvements, jylotit BOARD ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET with board, in tho largo new brown stone houso, 143 idifayottt! ave entirely iirst class.

jyln lt" BOARD WANTED FOR A BOY OF 12, in small family with but one child; small room, homo comforts and mod rute tonus. Address, with full particulars, J. P.Boxito Brooklyn. jyl5 2t BOARD PARTI DESIRING BOARD can find rooms in a iirtt idiiss house, delightfully situated, in midst of pardon, well shaded by treosj convenient to all tho cur routes; Classon ave, cor. of Qiuncy nt, bet.

Gre no and nves. Terms moderate. jylfj 2t BOARD TO iHT, ROOMS with or without board, at 21 Bond st, corner of Livingston. Terms very reasonable. jy 15 2t BOARD 11ANDSOM KLY FURNISHED alcove room and other rooms, with unexceptionable table, in a pcnteel private family, can ho had on application at 72 South Oiford st, noarJJr.

(Juylcria Church. jyl5 St" BOA A PRIVATE FAMILY would like to accommodate two or threo gentlemen with rooms, board and comforts of home; rsferonces exchanged. Apply at 21 Harrison st, live doors from Clinton jyl5 8t BOARD WANTED FOR A GENTLE man and vrifo, a snrond story front alcovo room, par tially furnished, in a privato family; location betwoen Atlantic and Gates aves, and Oxford st, and Classon ave. Ad drfcf anlo office. jyia 2t IfcOARDFURNISHED OR UNFUR ni.shcd rooms, on second and third iloors, for ono or two couple, at No.

9 Hrnson place, ttfth door abovo Ray mrnd st; house brnt clat 3, providod with modern improve mints, and locition excellsnt; family private, jyl5 2t BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG GEN thMiifin with room, with a ood and asrooablo family; vithiu 10 or 15 minutes' walk of Fulton or "Wall st, ferries price not so much an object as obtaining a pleasant and quiet homo; references given and rafpoirad. Address describing location, room. for throe days, box seOuN.YP.O. jyl5 2t BiOARD OR VERY PLEASANT NICE furnished rooms, to let, without board, ia houso hav inp iho modern conveniences, bath room, and situated wiihin five minutes walk of Wall st and Fulton ferries, and City Hall. Apply at 107 Pinoapplo st.

jyl5 fa't" liOARD DEL1GHTEUL SITUATION jTi fortho uummtjr; beautiful rooms either cn suite or sinrlfi, for a zeiii Ionian, wife aud family, or young mon, can bo had at 19 South Oxford st; references exchanged hoard reasonable. jyU 5t TTSOARD FURNISHED ROOMS "WITH fl 3 or without board, all eompbto for housek'jphui if required; respectable quirt, people can have homo comforts on reasonablo terms; also eomf ortable and pleasant r.ioma for single youni? men. Apply at 111 front st. jy14 BOARD TO LET, A LARGE AIRY room and good bonrd at $15 per week, for Ksntlemau find wife; also, smsll room; family privato: houso contains all modern improvements. Address WAKllEN ST.

10th house i iist of 5th av.mus, north side; convenient by Greenwood via. Atlantic and th ave cars, which Fulton ferry via. Wall and South ferries. jyM 3t BOARD A FEW SINGLE GENTLE men or pentleraan and wife can be accommodated with pood board and pleasant rooms; line location; haa all modtin improvements; terms moderate, at 223 Adorns st. jyi4 et BOARD 7 PER WEEK A FEW SIN young men can be accommodated with board in a iirst class location, withiu ten minutes' walk of IiUton, Wall and South femes, at the above rates; also, aa unfurnished back parlor to let with or without board, on roasouahlo terms.

Address AMERIOUS care, Box 281, Brooklyn P. O. jyl4 3t BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY HAV ingmoro room than tlioyrequire offer an unfurnished finrlor and one room to with or without hoard in a Rood ocality, convenient to all tho ferries, at reasonable ratos. Address AMEEIOU3 care, Box 3S1, Brooklyn P. O.

jyH3t FOK OTHER BOARDS SEE FIRST PAGE. ASSESSOR'S NOTICE IN THE MAT terof apportioning and assessing tho expense of opening Hooper street, from Wythe avenuo to a point between Bedford and Loo avonnes. Tho Board ot Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to tho provisions of an aot of l.c of tho State of New York, entitled An act to consolidate the Uities of Brooklyn and Williamsburrfh and the Town of Bushwiek into ono Muncipal Government, and to iueorporato tho same," passed April 17th, 1851, and of the siiverat acts amendatory thereof, and supplementa iy thereto, hereby Kive notice that the report of iisgeeam ints in tho above matters havo been made, and that reports ara now deposited in theolDco of said Board at tho City Hall in he City of Brooklyn, whera tho same can be examined by all persons and that the said Board will meet, in the said office, on tho at 2 P. 51., to hoar objoct sons, (if any) from parliee interfsted, and to complete and Bijjn our said reports. Parties having objections to make, will please praaant thorn in writlns.

l)iV; I RrOTklva lSth. 1R6S. MARTIN BREEN, Presidont. jylG to 27 2 FUK80 ANOK OB AS OK.DEK OF .1 WILLIAM D. VEUDEK.

Surrogate of tie County of Kinpp: Notice Is hereby clvon, according, tc law, to ail pert 'n; having Claims against I'STER HOGG late of the County of Kings, deceased, that they an (squired to exhibit the same, with 8 vouchers thereof, the subscriber, the Executors, at the onlce of Robert Henner, Counsellor at Law, 75 Nassau street. In the Cl'y ol Sew York, on or beforo ue 13th day of Octooer next. Dated Mai ci 30. tSKS TllOMAS HUNTFIt, COHNHL1TJ8 H. UeLAM ATEli, ExCCUtOr3.

Jt'SKPU A.FAIRBAIKN. apl lawGmW IS PUKStJANCB OS AN OBDEB OB B. WILLIAM VB3DKK, Surrogate of the Uoniity of Kings: Notice is hereby (riven, according to aw, to all persons having claims against PETER HOGG, etc of tho County of Kings deceased, that aro requtrod to exhibit tho same, with the vouchors thereof, to tint subscriber, the Kxocutors, at the oillce of Kobert Uenuet, Counsellor at Law, 75 Nas'au Btreet, In the City of New York, on or before tho thirteen ih day of Octiber next. Dated Match SO, 1868. THOMAS HUNTER.

CORNELIUS II. DkLAMATER Executors, J' SEPH A. FAIHB AIRN, spl lawomW XH PURSUANCE OB" AN OBDER OP WILLIAM D. VKEDKR. Surrogate of theCoun ty of Kings: Notice 1b hereby given, nccordlng to law, to ill persons having claims against BMMA L.

B1JR 'OTJC118, late of the City of Brooklyn, docoasod. that they an required to exhibit the some, with tho vouchers thcieoi. to the subscriber, the execntor, at his residence, Bedford sver.ue, betwoen Myrtlo and "Willoughby avenues. In the City of Brooklyn, or or before the 10th da; of Dtcmb jr next. Dated May 87th.

t863. HORACE F. BURROUGHS, Administrator. Jc81aw6mM' I PURSUANCE OP AN ORDEB Oft WILLIAM D. VKBDER, Surrogate of the Coanty of Kings Notice is Derby given, according to law, to all persons havtngclairas against W.

HUSK, late the City of Brooklyn, deceasod, that they axe required to exhibit ttre. same, with tho vouchers thereof, to the sub icrlhciB, the administrators, at the residence of E. Whitlock, 173 Wa hioKton street, in the City of Brook l' on or before the 27th day of October next. Dated April tf.h.iMS. MAIlYH.

B.HUSK. 4 ArimlntatrAtnm EPnRAIM J. "WHITLOCK, Administrators. spSOlElrBroM PURSUANCE OS AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER, Surrogate of the County ef Kings Notice Is hereby given, according to ro law.

to sll persons having claims against GEORGE F. WHITNEY, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that r.bey are required to exhibit the same, with the voucher! thereof, to the subscriber, the administratrix, at tho store of A. M. Sweet, No. 4 Fnltou street, 111 the City New York, on or before the SJth day ol September next Dated.

March WOy WHITNEY, Administratrix. mlit8law6mW tn' porsuahok oir an order I WILLIAM D. VEEDER, Kaq Burrogate ol the CoUBty of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to iaw. to all persons having claims against OLIVER ROBERTSON, fate of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that are required to exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the execntor, at his place of business, Fulton avenue, the City of Brooklyn, on or before tha "Sth day of December next. Dated June 1867.

MOSBB CHARLTON, Bxecutcr. Ie22 lawtim'S IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF WILLIAM D. VEEDER. Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice la hereby given, according to law to rsons having claims alnst Freelove R.Tltas, late of tho city of Brooklyn, deceased, tbat they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executors, at theotUceof B. H.

Bab cock, ai the enmcrof Montague and Court streets, In the City of Brooklyn, on or beforo Uie 27th day of Novomber next. Dated May JOtb. 1888. KDWARDH.BABCOCK, Kntnr), AZBLD.MATtHBWS, KxeCUtOrt. myxOlawSmoW Relen.se of nn Unknown Bobber.

July 15, 1868. Charles S. Garner, of New York, oonoerned in tile Berner dorf robbery at Bono, Pennsylvania, last year, and who shot letctivo Oulter, basbeendischargedby Judffelrainm'jnd on $4,000 bail. The matter creates much excitement, as I' thtr Judges refused the application pointudly. Oullen took $500 damages.

Garner had $80,000 with him when arrested. is believed uo will orfeit his bail. Ttae Heat in Canada Deaths from STjnstrolte. MONTHJEAL, July 16, 1863. There has been an awful heat for the last ten days, tho thermometer roading one hundred aud six iu Ihe shade.

Ten fntal cosos of sunstroke occurred yesterday in the city four to day. Over forty fatal oases are reported for all parts of Canada. At Ottawa, Colonel Brunei aud Mr. Chesley, of the Indian Department, are named among those who have died and at Julius Sri ver, one of the oldest enttlers on the frontier. An cm named Flanagan di jd at St.

Lawrence Hall, last night' from the heat. It is believed that he was from Jersey Citj COMMERCIAL, INTELLIGENCE. Wajj, Stbeet, July 16. The stock market is firm this morning, but owing to the ccntiuued heat of the weather there is not much activity, and the following are the present quotations Nuw York Central 1313J Erie 67 Pociao Mail, ICOJi a 101; Reading 85)i a Michigan Southern Cleveland and Pittsburg 85 a Rock Island 103 a 108Ji; Northwestern 78K do preferred 8Ui a 51 i Fort Wayne, a 107Ji. Money is easy at throe per cent on government securities and four on miscellaneous collaterals, aud first commercial paper is quoted at 5 a 5)6 per cent.

Government securities are dull but firm, and there is very little outsido domand for them. Many of the bankers and professional speculators are out of town owing to the unUBUal heat we are exporiancing, und this has ita effect upon tl.e dealings hi all kinds of stocks. The advance in gold during the last few days is entirely owing to speculation, but tbo bulls show a good deal of confidence in their operations. The fluctuations since the opening have been from 142i to the present prico bsing 14SK, The foreign exchange market is firm. Stock Exchange Sates First Board.

New Yomi, July 16, 1868. Boston Erie guar 2J00 89J. Miiwr.uko St Faul 1st 0000 93 Alton i 2d in lirof 1000 87 Fourth National Bank 25 mx Western Uni l'ul 100 31 1'aciUoMailStCo 111 befa 100 100 N. Y. Guano ty, Pn 38 between call Si (HIMerUuitmF.1...

'Ji1 liKI Con Kailro'd 100 do 1W Hurl l.il 100 13os Erie WU Reading Rniiroad 200 do P5' 45 do 95 Midi A In.l 1000 do 91U torn do QIJi 111 Central liilroad 111 do U5H CieveLmd 4 Pitts 2il0 ilo 83 Ohio 4 Northwestern It 100 do 78Jb ll do SOU 19 500 do mk: 100 do bet call. B1J4 30 Clevu Aaa ii. 100 ICO Cleso i Tol It 100 Mil 4 St 67 100 Pitts h't ob. 100 Iud A Cincin 20Coip'18i3 S500 do law do 8 Coupon do f. JO Coupon HCOtO do ii ai Coupon 1SS8 2EfC0 do 1) 's HMO Coupon 101C0 do NV SI 7's lity Irfwn 5W0 do Brooklyn tj's Park fjoan 10tU do Ten Kt S's ex cou 10CC0 do 40U0 do Tci, ot G'a uew SUM do 4.m) do ad llilXSU do Corol.nu St 61s ex lOtW do 1U0CU do betw cl.

CUIHjO dp 2d call Carolina State fi's new 1COO0 do 21 call Georgia State u'a do do yd call Missiiuri SUite o's MXA) do Eric 2d mortgugo tilllHI do Chic consol'd convertible bondb 3icrris Kssex 1st in uU'u nvj 109 mi 62'4 63 ia 7J 72j nH ai i3 91 93 04t 100 SECOND EDITION, BACIE OFFICE, 2 1 2 i'. Iff. FROM WASHINGTON. Washington, July 10. EUNOOIIBE.

An aliEiird story is afloat here that Seymour has agreed to withdraw from the canvass as a candidate if Blair will consent to do tho same. Tho parties relate this wonderful tulo ate interested in tho third party movement, aud say that if Seymour and Blair do not ithdraw they will certainly put up a third ticket. Andy is iu the ring with them, as ell as all of his Cabinet. Tbo fuct is, that unless Bomethiug miraculous occurs, the P.opublican vote iu November b(; iu crecsed several hundred thousand by the serious defection which is constantly increasing in the Democratic The ihird party does not pretend to say that they will succeed, aud admit that the result of their movement will enhauce tho chances of Grant, but they say they had rather see him elected than Seymour. important srrr.

Joseph H. Bradley, 1ms brought a suit against Judge Fishor, of tho District of Columbia Supreme Court, for libel, laying his damages at tho alleged libel beiug the action of Judge Pishor in striking Bradley's naino from the roll of attorneys practicing before tbo Criminal Court of ibe District, in August iast. Mr. Bradley takes tho ground that tho remarks for which ho was debarred wero spokon aftor tho adjournment of tbo Criminal Court while trj ing tho Sur ratt case, and were not, therefore, a contempt of court. STJERATTS CASE.

Surratt's counsel yesterday mado a motion to withdraw his plea, and havo tho indictment against him, for murder, quashed, on tho grounds that the Grand Jury by whom he was indicted in December, 18GG, was not properly drawn. Tiie court hold over its decision until next wepk. He is now at large without bail on the mur. der charge, and his counsel think if they can now get tho old indictment quashed they can prevent any more from being found by a Washington Grand Jury, tho bill to allow colorod men to sit upon the juries here having been quietly put to rest by Mr. Trumbull.

WHEN COKGBESS MAY ADJOUEN. Mr. E. B. Washburno to day stated that Congress could complete its business this week, but tho genoral opinion is, that it will not adjourn beforo tho middlo or last of next wcok.

Tho extreme bent and tho excessive dullness of the city combiuo to make tho Capitol a place of discomfort. GRANT AND BLATB. A letter received at tho headquarters of tho army this morning from General Grant, who is now on bis farm near St. Louis, announced his intention of leaving thero during the week for his trip to tho Plains. He will probably return to bis farm in the course of a tcw wceks.

Oeueral Frank Blair, tho Democratic candi date for Vico President, is also cn route to tho Kooky Mouutaius. CONGI1ESSMAN BABNES. Mr. Demas Barnes has gone homo for a fow days. SQUELCAED.

Had Mr. Chaso beeu nominated by the Democrat! Convention, a new evening paper would have been started in his interest with Mr. Wm. Swiuton as its editor. No nomination, no paper.

PUKSOANUE OJf AN OKliKIH Of I VTlLi.IMI D. VEEDKH, Surrogate of the ooun iyof Klnps: Notice is hereby itiveri. according to law to all peiEOns having claims agalnBt JAMES SULLIVAN, lato A the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are rt iuired to exhibit tlie same, with the vouchers thereof. cue subscribers, the executors, al tae office oi McCue. Hat' Culien, 341 Fultoa struct, orer City Bank, on or Oefore ''e ISTh ds.y of July next.

DateJ Jfteuarv 6tb, sfa. CATHAKINK M. SULLIVAN, KilWAKU HAUVKY. i COISN KLIUB DE VEH. Jallaw6mM fH PTJRSUANOH OB AN UBDSB 0 1 WILLIAM D.

VEEUKK SurrozaUi ol thi Coanty of KIurb: Notice is hereby given, according to law. to an persons Davwg claims against a DtfAPEK, late ol the City o' Brooklyn, deceased nai they are reculred to exhibit the same, wltb thr vouchers thereol, to the subscriber, the administrator, at the store or George Maldun Lane, in tlie city of New York, on or before the 10th day ol August next. uatea i' eoruary isoe. HOHACE T. DKAPKB, feSlawem'M Adrulnlstrator.

with tuq will annexed. 3N fUKaUANUb Olf AH OKJLKii Ot JL WILLIAM D. VKKDE1! 4nrr. gaK, of tie Ol nonce is oereuy given, accnroiug ii aw. to all persons having claims against JOHN GAL LAf.HEK into of the Citv of Brooklvn.

deceased, tin tliej' are required to exbtbft the same, with the vouchee hereof, to the subscribers, the ailmlnlstrators, at tbt office of Bralnard, Kico Burnett, II Wall street, lo the City ol New York, on or before tbe'iOtb day of July ntJXv. iilu, iooo, GK'bLwl0HER' Administrators. lawtoi'Tu PURUUAJNUK UXAtt OJJLiijri WILLIAM D. VEEDER, Surrogate of tbe County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according tc law, to all persons bavin? claims against GEOKGS KK5f. are required to exhibit the same, with the voncbers tberf to me suoscriDerB, ine executors, an ine resmeoce 01 Jerome Luyster, 187 Smith stieet, la the Cits of Urook lyr, on cr before tt stli day of December next.

D.nttd May 25, 18:8. JOIIN N. KKM3EN, my6 iaw6m'Tu HOME LUV8' Eti, xecntors. WILLIAM D. VKKDKK.

nrrotavO r.t tbf County of Klnjca: Notice is hereby Kiven, according tr law, to all persons bavin'! claims a alngt GEOhtlE N. i iLLlAMs, late of tbo City of Brooklyn, deceased, tha' bey are required to estifbll the. same. toe voucacr hereof, to the subscriber, tbe executor, at office ol Potter Wili'ams. 213 Front street, in New York, on or before the S'et "lav ot August next.

Dated February 24, 1S33. WALLACE W. WILLIAMS. Ex cutor. fey lawBrn'Tn BH FOttSUAHUB Oif AN OKDKB Oi WILLIAM D.

VEEDER. BurrastatB of thf of ainss: Notice Is hereby Zlven. accordlns tr I iw tr all persons bavine claims aeafuBt ABRAHAM T. IUK Elt.late of ihe City of Brooklyn.deceaaed.that they art required to exhibit the same, witb 'be vonchers tbereoi to the snbscrlbers. tbe adroliiistrators.at their residence, 84 Cranberry tbe City of Bronklyn on or before lie abu ui euKmi t'L ji, i'hicu 10, UICUABD A.

RiKEn.A(lmInlstrator8 ftVJ iaw6mw NOTICE ia HKliEBY GIVE TO ALL persons lavlue ansKttled citlms James Wllcomb.Iate ot the Cttyof Brooklyn. County of Kings, New York, deceased to flic tbelr claims wltbtUuundeielfcned. wlrblaalx moat ns from thefttb day of lSt8. ft.tl tiled with la that time do debarred from the etatu will tnen he Anally aloted S.MA.CKAY, Acting Bxecator to JAMES WILCOMB, mh21 law 6oi8 20 Court Brooklym. OT1UK IS HlfiKKBY 1 4 iliW THAT AJtf applicbtloD will be made to tb mmisslocers of tbe lanJ office for a ran of tbe land, traou tin to 28, 69: eqtittrc tee.

s)tnaXei In the city ot Brooklyn, County of KtnpB, and stat1 ot hf.wYor. and lying Detweon the old we lfne ol Goar.nF Creek and ttie present west line ol GowamiR facal, and adjacent to land owned atd by Ellzsbmh Kodmao Roae. wblcb jflst ireEiiciied Isdd 1b hour.drd byrTelson. Smith, and Huntlrpton bItcc'b nrd taid Crcetc. Appllcailon will alpo be irade loraamnt of the land bBlwoen eld lines, atrountlLtg to Equaro teet.

and to land cwred and occupied byPainuel wns Drvea, which lt6t me. tlontd laiid la bouudLd by bmltb, and Centre streets and talu Creek. Dated BrnoklvcN Maya KL'ZAUhTil HUDWDE, SaMIIRL H. DtTRTR '1 1" ll OUW. BINSSK A WAi LACK, Att V.

for Appt'ta lawflWP Vi.7 BtPk'Hn Rrr fit, Nuw rrysa lO Frederick Hanccocfr. plilntlff, AdilU lUndcock, defendant. Summons for relief (Com, not SCITj lo AdelU Htndroct Tou are hereby summoned and required to answer th eonpltlnt in autlon, wbch was ttleo May 12th, 18SS, in the olllccof tbe Clerk ot tbeCou uy ol Kitus, at tbe CiyHall. Broofclin.Ji.T., and to t'rre copy of yoctr copy ol your ai bwct to tbo said complaint on tne anb iciluer at bli office, So. 77 Saltan street, New York City, within twenty days after the service of this rammone on you, exclusive of the day of each lerrice; and If jc a fall to answer tbe Mid cjm fhklnt within the time alorcsabt, the 1'lalnUffji this at lon will apply to the Conrt for the roller demanded in tbe complaint, rated May 12th, ISfS.

myg lawlN vnAHlR 9. MoAYjTFs Att'y. EOR 8ALE DESrRABLB LOf8IN Brooklyn Now York, Albany, Hudson, Nostrand. pkina, Marcy, Fulton, Atlantic, DeKilb, Lkfayettc, "Willoughby, Grocno and Putnam avenues; Pacific, Doan, Bergen, 'Wyckoff, Warren, Baltic, Kosciusko. Qnlncy and Monroe streets, and in vicinity of Prospect Pari, by WYOK OFF A UTTL Ul Montague street, Jat' EAGLE OFFICE, 3 Itt Xbo Heutcd Term.

The following cases of soleU, have ccenrxed within the laai, twenty four hours: Ellen Zellar, a woman, residing iu 2l6t street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, was yestorday afternoon prostrated with heat Bho received medical attendance at once, and it is supposed that she will recover. An unknown man, waa found yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, lying Insensible on the sidewalk, in Gates avenue, near CInsson, overcome by the Intense heat Officer Philpet and PearHull of the Fo. ty ninth Precinct, took him to tbe City Hospital. A German woman, about 30 years old, named Julia BisscU, sjeeived a Eunntroko about half pant four o'clock jes'erday afternoon, at the corner of Court and Ioru lemcu streets. Officer MeMahon took her to tho Long Island College Hospital.

An Italian, about 85 years old, having black hair and eyes, and who was dressed in light clothes, was prostrated about tlirco o'clock yesterday afternoon, in Washington st. Ho was taken to tbo Forty flrat Precinct station house, where he was attended to by Dr. Cochran. Shortly afterward, ho rovived, and was conveyed to the City Hospital, Peter Bulger, aged 27, while working ovor a furnace at Allen's Agricultural Works, at tbe corner of Jay and Plymouth streets, about six o'clock, last evening, wss prostrated, and was taken to tho Station house of tbo Forty second Precinct. After receiving medical attendance ho was taken to the City Hospital.

James Wilson, lately residing at No. 223 Front street, died at eight o'clock last night, effects of sunstroke, at his residence. Bridges Syms, who was of very intemperate habits, died suddenly last night about nine o'clock, at her rcs sidence No. 11 Doughty street She hud uo niodica attendance, but it is supposed Bho died from the effects of the heat. The outside laborors at tho Navy Yard have stopped work on account of the great heat.

From all over comes the same story. In the manu' actor ies whoro furuaccd aro a necessity, the workmen have knocked off. Catherine Haley, a domestic employed in Clinton av onue, prostrated in South Eighth street E. D. was lodged at the Forty fifth Precinct Rlation bouse and rocovered.

Elizabeth Waters, colored, found in 'Grand streot by officer Simons, and on recovering, was sent to her friends in Fnlton street John Dean, overcome in Myrtle avenue. Officer Kennedy bad him conveyed in coach to his home at No. i4 North Fifth street. John Williams, tenmf ter, residing in Graham avenue, recovered. John 1'ent, furniture dealer Graham avenue near McKibbin street, ettfiVring i'rmn sunstroke and culic.

and not expected toBurvive tbe day out. A man named John Welch, while working at the Co li Stores, foot of Paeilic street, waa last evening prostrated by the heat. He was taken to the College Hospital by Officer Eellott, of tho Forly firth Precinct, where he was thought to l.o dying from sunstroke. Three of the employees of the Brooklyn and Newtown Biilroiid were sunatruck upon Deluilb uvrnuo, yesterday afternoon. One conductor, it ia feared, will not recover.

About 1 o'clock this aftornoon au unknown man was taken to the h. College Hospital, frum Greenwood, Hiifl'cring from coup de KoleiL" It ia thought he cannot recover. A laborer, named Peter Nicholas, while working on Fourth avenue, this uwrniug, waa prostrated by the intense heat. He was conveyed, in a very dangerous condition to the City Hospital. W.

II. Tuyior, un Ollleer attached to tho Forty stxth Precinct, was prostrated about ton o'clock this morning in Flushing avenue, near Broadway, from whence ho was removed to his home in a coach. Fatal Cases. John Lumnu, grocer, residing corner of North Seventh mm Fourth street. E.

IX, died about bix o'clock lost evening. Adolph FoUman expired at his re. idence in Eweu street near E. D.Kduriug the night Frederick Prowler of No. IR Leonard street, and another man, naino unknown, residing in Wy ckoff street, near Lurimor, E.

D. survived until this morning, when both were reported dead. 4 Dr.owNEr. The V.oriy of a drovmed man wus found floating in the viver, ut the foot of Sacket street, yesterday evening. Tho corje wan naked, live feet nine inches high, with brown hair und side whiskera.

The deceased ia sunpof cd to have been about 4ii jvurs of cge. Death. lira. Bridget Kenny, IS years of age, residing al tho torner of Hamilton aven.ic and Columbia treiit, nbout a v. a iug, and about, half an hour wa dLc.ivi by friends to be quite dead.

No physician wng in at tend a lire. The CoroutT was intlit: but up to cleveu o'clock this morning, had not been neca there FKOM YESTEKDAY'S LATI3 IiID (TfOXS. COURT OF SESSIONS. Juihik T'tov akd Justice IIOVX ANJJ VooitltKS. THE CENTRAL BAXK FOKOEBY CASE.

Delphnp, a sallow compleTinued, Rlircwd l(H)king middle aged man, was placed on trial this morning charged with ibrgt ry in forging the naino of Hatch Kinith to a chf for over 3,000, which was presented at the Central Bank, the fact of which were duly published in the Eai on tlie trial of the case beforo the police justice. It will be remembered tbat on that occasion tlie prisoner now on trial made a very plausible statement before this justice hi which ho appoared as the innocent tool of a man named Perez, in the transaction. It pubse quently appeared to the Justice, however, that Delphos was, in reality, the principal criminal himself and Peres the tcoh Perez was brought up for trial yeaterdav, when ho pleaded guilty, and was remanded for sentence. This morning Perez was used by Mr. Thomas Peareall, Assistant Disinct Attorney, as a witness for the prosecution.

He testified that the prisoner nt the bar was tho person who first introduced him into the forgery business. W. A. Tompkins, paythg ller in the firm of Fisk Hatch, testified to tho fact of the checks being forged. Ctms.

McAvny, the boy who took the forged checks for payment to the banks, testified that he was employed to do so by tho prisoner. Ho drew oue cheek for and aid the money to Perez. J. L. Spader, cashier at tho bank, recojau.ed Perez as tho person who opened the account at tho bank iu the name of J.

Rodwelh This was the principal testimouy in the case and tho jury after an absence of about two hours came in with a verdict guilty and a recommendation to mercy. The prisoner was then sentenced to hvo yars imprisonment in State and Perez was brought up and sentenced to four years servitudo in the same institution. BUEGLAHS SENT EE. Alfred J. Uagot, one of four brothers, ell of whom have 'j)mved the business of tling, wji.

up on a joint indictment with L. Murphy, both changed with burglury. The evidence iu the raye hhowed that the prisoners were found concealed at night in the cellar of the house of J. in Lafayotte near Marcy uveinic. The attention of the police was called to the would be burglars, by the noise made by oxitside.

They wore convicted of the offence. Bago was neiit to Siuf; Sing tor five year, aud Murphy to the bLir.e place for three ycnn. George Burnrtt an indicted for burglary iu the third degree, in having burglariously enter' the residence of Ellen 2 York btreet. George and an accomplice were loujjd in the noun by Mm Dnhn. Tbe accomplice escaped, but tho woman caught the tnfortnnate and held him until tbe arrival of a policeman.

George was convicted and sent to State prLjon for two years. CITY COURT. Judge Thompson THE UAILUOA1J IWJL'NCXIOS HABILE SETT I.K.tfENT OF THE DIFFICULTY. OU'itV T. lihaknetjaijaiiift The Brooklyn, Proxpirt Park and Flatbush Jiaiiuat Company.

The plaintiff iu this case is a property holder on Franklin avenue. It will be remembered that some few weeks back he procured an injunction, restraining the defendants from laying their tracks on tho proposed line along Second street, E. Wytho avenue, and Franklin avenue to tho city line, and thonco by Clove ruad lo FlatbuBh. Tho injunction was granted on affidavits setting forth that the Railway Company had not complied with the requirement of their charter, which prohibited them from commencing their work until they had obtained the coupcnt oi thu majority of the property owners along the line. Last week an effort was mado by the defendants to havo the injunction removed, and a hearing wasgvauted for thu purpose of them produce testimony to show that thoy had really complied with their charter.

To this end thoy brought up the partic whom they had employed to collect signatures, and had them examined. Their case was managed by Henry C. Murphy, while H. C. Piacc, oi" tho firm of Troy Place, appeared for the plaintiff.

The testimony elicited by the direct and crosT examinations went to establish the fact that an attempt to obtain tho consent of the property ownen; had been made before the construction of tho road was begun. But it also apjearcd that this had been done in a very imperfect and unsatisfactory manner. In the Iirst place the names of the supposed property holders were obtained from the books of the Tax Office, which aro rendered notoriously unreliable in thut respect by the prevailing neglect of purchasers of real estate to hand in their names as owners to tlie Thou again tbe fact was elicited that the name of many owners id been obtained after the commencement of the work, and even since the issuing of tho injunction, and if these were rejected by the Court ihey would reduct: the number below the mujority claimed by the defendants. The set forth in the pleading, was prepared to still further reduce the uuiutKsr by bringing forward parties who would swear that their signatures had bo. obtained by the false representations of the canvassers, thut cniy ono track would laid ou Franklin As another means of reducing the number, the plaintiff proposed to show tbat some of the parties who signed did not own any property on the lino ut alt The proceedings were to havo licen continued this week, but in tho mean time offers of comprondm' have been made on the basis of a single track along Franklin avi'iitie.

and as it is not unlikely that soine such arrangement wilt be effected, the law suit is held iu abeyance, or adjourned nine die. IJIPOiUitt CHIMES IS IIIE LOCAL MILITIi Resignation of Gonericl I)uryca eral Crooke in Command of (tic Second Division General t'owlur in Command of tHc Fifth. Brigrr.de Official Notices. genebaj. heat quatttehs state of new yobs,) Adjutant Office, Albans JuJy 14, 1868.

Special Orders, So. 12S. I. Mojor General Harmanns B. Dtiryoa, coraraaniliiiK Second Division N.

O. 8. N. havlug tendered his resignation, the name to Uereuv accepted, and he is honorably discharged tho military servieo of the Stuto. The Commander in Chief derfrea to thank Ooncnl Bnryea for his long continued Herrice in the National Guard, and for such efforts as he han made to reuder the organization in which ho has served, of credit aud honor to tho state.

Brig. Gen. Philip S. Crooke, Commanding Sth Brig ado, N. will assume temporary command of the 2d Division, N.

and will transfer the command of Uia Brigade to the nost senior officer. By order of the Commander in Chief. (Signed) 8. E. Marvin Adjutant General.

(Official) J. B. STOKEHOUiE Assistant Adjutant General. Head Qdabtefh 2d Division, N. G.

8. N. y. 'r BnoOKLYs, July 15th 19G8. I Geserai.

ObdebsNo. 1. I. Pursuant to spe cicl orders No. 12S Current series, General Head Quarters State of New York tho nndersiguod hereby assumes command of tho 2d Division.

II. Until further orders the present Staff officers of the 2d. Division will continue to ct in their respective capacities and bo obeyed and respected accordingly. Pinup S. Cnooxn.

Brigadier General, Commanding IIeadqtjaeters, Sn Division, N. G. 8. N. Y.

1 BuooEira, July It, 1863. I Gf.nkbai. GnaKBS No. Tho command of the Btu Bricado, N. during the absence of Gen.

Crooke, is hereby trnuBfcrrwl to Brig. Gon. Fowler, Oolonol lith Iteguiicnt, N. who will assume tho same. By Ordor of Brig.

Gen. CBOOKE. Henby Heath, IA. Col and A. A.

A. Gen. "One Who Knows." This correspondent muist Bond ub his name, not necessarily for publication, but as an endorsemeut of his statements. Accident. A man named John Coyne, while engaged in work upon now luildingin Myrtle near Portland avenues, yostorday afternoon, was lnjurod in a singular manner a brick fell from tho third story upon his head, inflicting an ugly cut.

Coyne was taken to his home, in Tillory near Canton Btroot, by Officer Laokoy of tho Forty fourth Precinct Dental. A meeting of tho Dental Association was held yestorday afternoon, at tho rooms of tho Brooklyn Yacht Club, but no business of public interest was (nmsactcd. This organization of dentists bida fair to bo very useful, and will, no doubt, contrast favorably with the Association across tho rivor. Tho gentlemen who have beou cloctcd to tho various offices are good niuungors, and tho spirit with which tho movomout was hJiwguiiUcd speaks woll for its future. An unknown man was found floating in tho water at the foot of Sackott streot, yostor ulleiuoon.

Apparently, tho body i9 that of a man forty years old, and is live feet nine inches in height; has dark brown hair and side whiskers, and was without clothing. The coiouor was uotilied, aud promptly took chargo of tho body. Cdt His Fingers. A man named John MeKelvy, while cuttinj; grass iu tho rear of the Coney Iulund Hailroad stables, comer of Twenty first streot aud Fifth avenue, j'ostcrday afternoon, accidentally cut off two fillers of his left hand. A physician was culled in, and attended to his Satomjay Evjeniko Concebts.

The second gvaiui Saturday Concert, of the series inaugurated last week, by Messrs. Holding and Weber, at LeiTeri'a 1'nrk, will be given next Saturday evening when a full band of twenty one pieces will perform a number of (lie choicest selections from favorite oporatic mid uiher music. All lovers of good music should atleud. The Thibd Wakd Conservatives On Deck. Thero was a large attendance of the members of tho Third Ward Conservative Club last ovouiug Mr.

Louis V. Hardenburgh in tho chair. Tho Secretury of the Third "Ward German Association was iu attendance to solicit tho co oporalion of the Club with that of thoir own. A conierenee Commitleo was duly appointed. AVe notieo tho Club have a transparency which was exhibited for the first time last night and caused cousidor abl excitement iu the immcdiato neighborhood of tho club rooms, consequently a great many looked in and becamo members being anxious to aflBist in the conservative cause.

Wo are given to understand tho club in rapidly increasing, and doubtless will provo a stronghold in the Ihird Ward Oue Lady of Meboi. The pic nic of the Church ul our Lady of Mercy, given yesterday at Myrtlo avenue l'arii, wus one of tho largest and most successful of tho A good baud was engaged for the occasion, ana lestivitieb were of the most ploasauf character. 'X he nlmobi god order prevailed, and tho uu wont fast aud lurious until a lute hour iu the evening, 'athors 'luuo una iiclvcnnu, the latter the former pastor or the Chuieh, were present, and took deep interest in tho festivities, iuther Carroll seemed to bo here, thero, aud evciywhere, iiud greatly added to the comfort of ihuro present, tiy hij endeavors to seo that none should t'o away deijipomted lie had a pleayaut word for every body. The unices detailed tj proserv order, were luetM's. le Clue, Carpenter, liegers, Davey, Teale, aud flowed, l.ut their ser ieon were not called into requisition.

'Hie i rueeeus lroui the sale of tickets must havo netted a hul.usoiuo sum, aud ill go towards tiio completion ol liic ueW eiltiltli. Aiie 2ii'gcC4a Season. Anollicr aquatic txcitoiiiciit took place os terday in the buy, iu the shape of a race Oetweon tho two schooner yachts "ivu'' aud "Magic" which resulted in a victory for the Eva. This vessel was formerly known us tlie sloop ''i'iinliuo'' iult has recently undergone an overhauling, changed her rig and with it her mime, tiiie is feet leng, '2 feec iu breadlb, and 7 l'eot deep in the hold. by Ml'.

C. 11. i'en uiman. The "iUaiiio" is 60 feel long, broad, aud depth of hold. She is uwued by Mr.

tic. Lorrillard. The Louis ai 10: lij' o'clock. Tiio iCv.i pas Hit; Spit buoy at aud Ihe lightship ltoLurning, she repassed the Southwest at 3 ltl, uud reached the Ntukebout off the Club house ut 0 tlt'X'j leukiug the whole distauce iu 0 hours and 41 luiuutes, aud winning by tli minutes. The Magic passed tiie Seuihuest ISpit at tlie liglitship at 2 re 1 the Sontnuest.

Spit and reaching the slake! oat al CalB.V. The vessels wcic bccaluied for an hour off Sandy Hook, and met wilh lighi, balding winds for tho whole distance. Their in eiage speed was about live knots an hour, but a stjuiill lor a shorL time improved it to twelve kuots. The disappointment was general that a brisker wind did not givo the vessels a iiotlor ehauco ro test thoir sailing qualities. What with the pour attendance at tho Club house and the indiifcreut sailing of the yachts, the atfair was exceedingly liat indeed.

The New Swimming AezMlemy 'file Reception Icslcrutay cc.9 ft reiax Sue Ve published a few days since, a description of the new Swimming Academy, which has been rocontly finished in tho l'mk Theatre building by tho liberality aud enterprise of our esteemed fellow citizen, Buckley T. Benton, the Proprietor of the Park Theatre. Yesterday the nrst public reception was given, and we are happy to say that tho favorable opinion expressed by our reporter, on that occasion, as to tho merit of tho design and the liberality of the enterprise, were fully endorsed yesterday by thousands of Brooklynitcs, representing every class in society. The doors were thrown open at two o'clock, P. and from that hour until ten o'clock, thci was a continual crowd of ladies and genl lemen to the place.

Tho two beautiful cascades, (heretofore described), by which tho bath is suppftd, were iu full play. The coutre columu was a mass of sparkling jets of chrystal water, and from the galleries above hung hundreds of beautiful hanging baskets or rare and beautiful uud dowers, ao that it is hardly necessary to say that expressions of delighted admiration evorywhero greeted tho car. To attempt any enumeration of tho people of note who wero present would he absurd, as almost evory lady of any note was present at uomo poriod during the. afternoon or evening. Tho J3oard of Supervisors came iu a body, as did also the Medical Scciety of Kings County, and if tho opinion of tho members of tho latter Society is worth anything, the bath is a blessing to the people of Brooklyn for which thoy can never bo sidlicicntiy grutoi'iil to Mr.

Benton. In tho ovouiug, a tine swimming exhibition was given by Harry Curr, ttie diving phenomenon, and Miss Ivutu Grant, aud at the closo of the reception the guests partook of an excellent repast, prepared by Mr. Ciias Wegeurolh, the Park Theatre caterer. The health of Mr. Benton and the success of the Swimming Academy was tuasted by Mr.

Muretts Wilky of the uud appropriate speeches were made by Mr. YVdinarth, Corry O'Lauus, aud Miles U'f'ake, alter whili the party separated, well pleased with the evening's 'JTUc I'ublic Cui tutun tintl tiie Vity Orili uauces. About forty of the public cartmeu of tho city attended in the Common Council chambor last evening, in response to tho invitations of tho Law Committee. Two or three mouths ago, it appears, a petitiou by number of cartmeu was sent to the Common Council, iu favor of having the city ordinances, relating to cartmou changed, which then providod thai each licensed driver of cart should be tho owner of the cart over and above all his debts. This being adopted, a second petition was presented by other cartmeu, urging tha tho requirement was too stringent' aud that a man mighl; easier own a house and lot than have a good horse and cart over and above his debts.

The Law Committo, to whom tho matter was referred, finding that diifereuco of opinion existed amoug cartmeu, resolved to call the members of tho trado together aud hoar what each sido had to say, so as, if possible, to l'ramo the ordinance so that, consistently with care for the public interests, it should be satisfactory to the cartmeu. Aid. Fisher, chairman, aud Aids. Cunningham, Whiting, aud O'Kceu'u were the committeemen present. They sat for over an hogpuud listened with great patience lo all that any one had to say.

Mr. Michael Cuff, carttuau, uud Mr. Samuel fcccietJiry of tho Fire Department, were the principal advocates of the question; uud they evidently carried the great bulk vi the cartmeu with them, us was manifested iu a show of hands being finally called for by Akl. ishor. The ground lukeu by Ihese speakers was, that while every cartman was required to own his own vehicle, ihe oily would possess iu her licensed cuit drivers, a body of steady, respectable, responsible men, whese fair competition with each other wouid be a guarantee of the work being done at re.nonaolo charge, while iu case of loss or damage tin: hirer of the curl would havo a responsible party to deal with.

On the other hand, Patrick Clark, a cartman, aud Alderman O'KceliV, argued that it wus wrong for the. city to check a mau who hail saved mouoy enough on one cart from investing his savings iu another, aud getting a license for 1 ho second cart, placing in it a hired mau as driver, and to on; allowing oach man lo invest as much money as ke tould Bparo in carts, and getting a license for th driver oi oach. To this, Mr. Cuff replied that one man, or one company might, by investing a large sum of money in the business, own a sunlclout number of carls to do all tho casual carting business of tho city, and thus monopolise tho trade. By lowering the charges ho might ruin and drive out of it all the individual cartmeu who owuod but tho one vohiclo, Having thus got rid of competition, ho would be ablo to increase tho chargos to any figure ho thought fit.

From this consideration it waa argued, that it would be much better, in all respects, for tho ordinance to bo so framed secure for the city free trado and competition in tho business, by enabling as many men as owned a cart and wanted to drive it, to enter tho business on equal terms. Aid. O'Keofe, howovor, contended that restricting each man to one, cart deprived tho industrious and saving class from their fair opportunity of extonding thoir business. Tho others answered that a Iiceuso was a special privilege from tho city, of which only one should bo allowod to one man, and that to permit one man, in point of fact, to get the benefit of as many licences as he had money to spare for carts, was to create an unjust monopoly. After hearing tho arguments and taking a vote among the cortmen, which was almost unanimous in favor of Mr.

Duff's views against Mr. Clark'B, tho Committee adjourned, resolving to meet on Monday, to discuss the the matter among themselves and report to tho Common Council on that evening. Fiee in Eaymond Stbeet. Shortly after 9 o'clock this morning, a fire broke out in a two atory and attio frame house, Mo. 69 Baymond Btreet, near Myrtle avenue.

The flames communioated to the adjoining house, No. 61, and before they could be extinguished, both buildings were damaged to the extent of iSQO. No. 59 waa formerly owned by Eliaha B. Morrell Twelith Wabd Democbatio Seymodb Club.

A meeting of this club waa hold at the Hotme of Thomas Shoridan, cor. Hamilton avonuo and Van Brunt street, last evoulng, and fully organized for tho coming campaign. Thos. Sheridan presided and Richard Toner acted as Secretary. The nominations of Horatio Soy monr for President, and Francis P.

Blair for Vico President, were unanimously endorsed. Thero will be an adjournod meeting held at the above place on Saturday evening, July 18th, to moke arrangements for tho coming Democratic Ratification meeting to bo held at tho Academy of Music on Thursday evening, 23d instant. Fikes. About 2 o'clock yestorday afternoon the dwelling of Mr. Gilbert, in Fourth street, near tho Plank Head, Greeupoiut, waB damaged by fire to tho extent of $1150, caused by a dofectivo flue, thooparke from which commuuicated with the Biding.

Tho fancy storo and stock of F. Armstrong, located at No. 123 Grand street, E. took fire at 8J4 o'clock this morning from a furnaco carelesBly left standing on tho kitchen floor by a hired girl, mulcting a loss of ovor 500. G.

Hayes, a hat prcssor occupying part of tho premises, suffered to tho extont of $100, insured. Mr. Armstrong's loss is total, he being uninsured. Assattlt. Matthew and Mary McNally were Treated by on officer of the 48d Precinct, on a charge of committing a felonious assault upon Mrs.

Eliza Harvey. The parties reside in tho same house iu Partition street, near Van Brunt, and in tho courso of a quarrel the complainant was badly injured iu the head by a blow from a club iu the hands of Matthow. The injured woman was attended by Dr. Vrooman, and afterwards removed to the L. I.

Collego Hospital. Justieo Bchnar will examine tho cose on the 25th prox. The Boebtth Badge. Last evening, a number of ihe friends of Mr. Bocruiu, Fire Commissioner, called at his house, No.

113 Elliott place, aud presontod him with the gold badge described in tho Eaglk of yesterday. Mr. Wm. Dowd presented the goldou tokon in a few remarks. Tho recipient respondod foelingly, and modestly accepted tho gift presented.

Mr. Boerum has recently been re elected Fire Commissioner for threo years. The Fobtitcde Lodge Excttcision. Yesterday has been mentioned by those who take an interest in meteorological matters, as the hottest day sinco 1815. To show their fortitude, tho Fortitude Lodge of Free uud Accepted Masons, No.

19, went on a pic nie to Pleasant Valley, accompanied by a thousand friends. A steamor and two barges managed to occommodato tho crowd until they reached the grove, about one o'clock, P. M. From that until 4 o'clock the dance went on in the most sylvan style. The return was finoly managed, aud ovory participant reached tho dock conscious that, although the heat had done its worst, tho pic nicers had done their beat, aud thus, in a measure, offset tho evil effocts of the heat.

Taken altogether the pic nic was a success iu more ways than one, aud tho committee express themselves as more than satisfied. Without a Motheh. Mrs. Kelleher, of No. 90 Econun street, took to tho Forty third Precinct ato tiou houce this morning, a little, boy 9 months old, and asked Captain lihodes's advico as to what should be done with him.

It appears from Mrs. statemout that a German woman cume to her houso for a night's lodging on Tuesday bringing with her the boy aud little girk Cu Wednesday morning she left, taking tho girl but leaving the boy. She has not sinco been heard of. Tho waif wub sent to Mrs. Dcau, tho city nurse.

VJic ILsite Br. SEuiJ Kcmtarlcs of Drs. otiMl Summer. We published yestorday tho proceedings of the Homeopathic Kings County Medical Society iu regard lo the loss of our lato townsman, Dr. A.

O. Hull. Al thut mooting lr. Summer said: DR. StJSINEU's r.EMAr.K3.

Okktm Recently, while referring to a volume, iu iiie library of tile lule Ur. UuU, 1 found in.ieriboil upon lis iiile page ihe following legend iroin Kallitst 'iiut he i nly, iiuteed seems to live, wlm, intont i.ouie employment, seeks reputation from somo ou'no bling enterprise or honorable pursuit." No si utimeal us ii appears to us, could have morn happily oxpre setf the controlling iuflueuco of that active and intelligent life, whoso termination wo this dav mourn. How well he lived up to this standard of usefuluess, you aud I well know, and not wo alono, but many othors in this city with whom he was in works ol philanthropy uud iu enterprises social, literary and rasthotic. Born in Utiea, N. August 2d 1K18, the sou of a dis tinguihed surgeon in that part of ihe Stato, Dr.

Ami): C. Hull, he early acquired a fondness for tho profession, of which he wus to become so useful a member. Uo received a thorough classical education at Union Collooe and graduated iu 1840, at the College of Physicians aiid Surgeons of Kow Vork city, liemoving to iu the following year ho commenced practice as a hoiureo pathW, and wus ut various periods, partner with Dr. John F. brothor iu tholato John Barker, Xultuuge, and at the time ol his decease wilh myself.

Uis advantages, us ayouug man, were very great, and to them, uo success iu proronioual life, wus a measure duo. But, no one can help a physician, who will not help himself; and, to his great ministry, his love for his profossiou, his kiudnes of heart, and his thorough mastery of sueh eases as presented themselves to him, ho owed tho popularity and anuetiouate respect which atteuded his labors of his varied labors in exlra professioual sphores, of tho suggestive brain, tho helpiug hand, the guiding taste, which assisted at tho inception progress and ultinuuo success of nearly every institution and public outorpriso which, within tho past quarter of a century, bus erowuod the city of Biuoklyu with bouificent and far reaching influences we, as medical men, have at this time little occasion to speak. In regard to those matters, it may bo writtou upon the monument of our deceased friend, as upon that ol the architect of the great St. Paul's nt T.ni.imi buried under ihe matchless dome of his own creation "Ct cuvtrpiarc (c" "Look arouud theo." Dr. A.

Cooke Hull's public memorial will be found amply recorded in the history oi tho city during the period of bis roii denco therein. And thus, honored us a man, beloved and useful a physician, respected iib a spirited, lur seciug citkum, ho bus passed awav to his eternal rest. On Sunday, the 5th of Julv I attended his funeral at Cutskill, on the Hudson 'There we laid him in the village church yard, surrounded by the grave ol his mother and his throe Uarliug boys Two little rustic crosses uud a lilly carvod from tho Italian marble, mark lheir little graves; the inscription on thorn bemg suuply the names of each, Geddie, Fraukie Hillie Loved by the poor, honored by the wealthy, revered by his patients, respected by tho profession of which he wus a member, he sacrificed his life for the good of others. Sitting in his arm chair ou his cotta porch Buiiouiuled bv his family, and looking out ou his pretty lawn, tho beaulilul valley, aud the gloirous CatsliilA that ho so much loved, ho passed awav from earth poa ully aud hopefully, a Christian Physician. DE.

TALM AGE'S ADDEESS. Mu. ritEsiuKNT In soeondiug tho motion of Dr. Summer, that a committee bo appointed to draught resolutions, expressivo of thu great loss wo huve sustained iu ibe death of our distinguished associate and brothor practitioner, Dr. A.

Cooke UuU. 1 take tho opportunity to say a lew words of him, in bis relation to us as physician, and to Brooklyn, us a eitizon, which I trust will be in numiony wilh tho tribute to his memory, that we are convened hero this oveuiug to offer. A long association with Dr. Hull as partner iu the practico of medicine gave mo opportunities of becoming familiar with his private and professional characteristics, possessed iu uu equal degree, by no other member of this Sociot fu his death, wo mourn a brother iu medicine, whom wo olteu louud of great benefit to ourselves and our patients, by his wise counsels and experience ew among us, whether they have gone to their lone home, or are romaiuiug bohiud, possessed his skill and acumen in diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutics His Eigual success iu securing the confidonce and natrou of our mut cultured aud accom plished citizens of all professions, in all tho walks of hie, aud permanently retaining them was a testimonial offered during bis lifetime of their estimate of his professional abilities and skill. Ihe merchant pnucc, tho astute lawyor, the scholarly clergyman, brokers wise in finance, members of Congress, uud tho intelligent of all elassos, wore his patieuta aim lriends, aud now they all bear cUoerfultostimouy ol their profound appreciation of him, in all tho relations ol lilo.

Wo who remain, may boa forest of sturdy oaks, but if so, one of tho oldest, who bad successfully buruo the storms of many years, lies prostrato at onr feci, emblematic or a fate that will soon eomo to us Let us not forget the losson. Dr. Hull's patients mourn a pli Bician long trusted and loved. In many household, no successor, howevor culturod or skillful, or kind, can fully fill his place. Memory must forget her office, before Hull, the loved physician, is forgotten.

A vacant seat is at the family hearthstone A mourning wife aud threo fatherless children are in tears and cannot be comforted. Yoars will not erase from their hearts the kind husbaud and iudi lgent parent, lo them that chair will ovor bo vacant, until they go up to meet him on that other shoro, where he is waiting to grcot them. Brooklyn has lost a citizen who has douo most lor tho culture and rofinomont of ourselves and our families, iu elevating tho Btaudard of public, tasto. iho Athoncum, tho Philharmonic society, tho Art Association, the Historical socioiy, the Academy of Music, the Bioonlj Club, all, ore monumonts to his mom ory, results of offoits which wore inaugurated by him ami his lriends. Our wealthy citizens endorsed theso enterprises by substantial subscriptions alter thoir iu cepti.m, and thereby mado them all siguallyjsucccssfiu.

But this tact only enhances the wisdom aud value to the city ol this corps of earnest working organisers Hull has liillllled his mission, and is now resting from his work the boautif ul cemetery on the hillside, at Cutskill. As a former partner and intimato friend, it is my pent privilege, as a loot tribute to his memory, to bear testimony to the over pleasant relations of our past association. He as always courteous aud kind, aud over pleased to exercise self denial to promote my professional success. He ever spoke of his brother physicians of both schoolsjlloiuceopotnic and Allopathic, with kindness mil appreciation, aud desired all to attain success uud eminence He entertained jealousy towards no one. He perlormed his professional duties to the best of his BkiU and science, and then, often whou bv (hum, when he should have sought rest for mod row," ho gavo his time and ouerglea to tho public enterprises of tho city.

This was his rocreation in preference to parties and tho usual social oujoyiuents. If his work vu9 too arduous, and shortened his life, wo who rumuiu, and receive the benefit of theso labors, should not forget by what sacrifico they havo come to us, and each of us, in token of a gratoful appreciation, should bo eager to add a laurel to his crown, and ovor try, in emulation of his oxampie, to work all tho good in our power during our short sojourn here. Amusements. Hooiey. The attendance at tho performance of Donnelly's burlesquo company last night was large, when tho heat of tho weather was taken into consideration.

Mr. Craig was well received, his imitations of Jefferson, Bornoy WilliamB, Robson, Clarke, and his fac simile of Dickens receiving the hearty endorsement of tho audionco. Wo cau only reiterate tho statemout that Mr. Craig deserves a call, and that it is worth getting hot to boo him. On Friday Mr.

Munagor Donnelly takes a bonolit when ho annonuces fresh attractions wo hopo that ho will have a bumper, as ho has workod hard sinco ho has been among us, Craig to night. Vxim Theatbe. Charley Pettingill's minstrels, numbering 24 performers, announce their first appearanco at tho Park on Monday next. Further particulars will bo forthcoming. The new Gypsie hat for ladies ruralizing, at N.

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