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BAABDI5G, MOUSES TO IiKT. FIRST EDITION. Fibbing at Canahsie. Sheeps Head, Blue, Weak and Black Fish, and also Bass are being caught dully. Boats and Yachts are ready for hire.

Ukclh Sam's Cakis Is open for his friends and all comers. Railway from East New York every hour. Ball cars from Hamilton aniVFulton furies. Leaky Roofs. Have them repaired at once by the Union Cement Roofing Co.

Felt and gravel roofing for all hinds of buildings. Cement or roof paint forsaleby the gallon or barrel. OfflceNo.123 Fultonst. S1TDKD1Y EVENING, JV 20. tWTlcrJliOBTWO" MONTHS, A laundress and to assist with the chamber ISfSn? those having good references neod apply.

Santa ImtonSJ Mrs. K. TANTED A WATCHMAKER. AP ply at J. S.

ROBSON'S, 89 Myrtle ave. ANTED A BOY ONE WHO HAS some knowledge of the flsh business, and understands horses, preferred. Apply at Fish and Oyster Mar BOARD ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE American or English young men desiring a pleasant room, good board and the comforts of a homo, can obtain the same In a small English family, by applying nt ill Sands st, at the basement door. BO ARD A PRIVATE FAMILY, RE3ID ing at 71 Second place, would rent, with board, at a moderate price, a large double room, to a gentleman andjfflfe, oriwo single gentlemen. BOARDSPLENDID ACCOMMODA tions for young gentlemen, at very moderate priced; tne rooms are large and airy, with hot and cold water: also an elegant room lor gentleman and wife, with first Bout! i Iocalt011, APP'y at 132 Second place, "OABD FURNISHED OR UNFtfR MBhed rooms to let, with board, suitable for young to 'he ferries; pleasant location.

Apply st :8 Athmttr u.v. tween Bond and Kevins stu. OARD A FEW YOUNU MEiSi OAK 1113 801 Atlantic st; convenient to all the car routes; also nn fnrnhhed rooms to let. Jyao Ot DOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 4 gentlemen can ue necoiuiuouateu witn good hoard; bath room, with hot and cold water. ''as In every room: location pleasant; roomB overioo cihg the Bay; 3 minutes' walk of Damilton ferry, and near the cars to all the ferries; terms moderate.

Apply sit S59 Hlcksst, South Brooklyn. tit OARD TO LET, IN A PRIVATE FAM i 'i 11 rooui au Dearooin, niinusoraeiy iur nicni iviiu gus, to a gentleman anu wile, or two single gentlemen, with or without board; I'Djninutes from ferries. Inquire at No. 55 Fleet st, four doors from Fulton avenue. jyjo 2t" OARD A FINILY FURNISHED AND 1 newlv fresnoi'i! f.

nnt vf.nm wi.l, t.r...p,l who, or rwo gentlemen, in brown stono house aed library8 ner Court 6t' a1' 'mprovemeuts. Piano BoardpleTntsecond STO ry front room or back parlor to lot, with bo to an1 wlf or two gentlemen; pleas intlv located within 10 minutes' walk of Fulton ni Wall St. fer fiall; reference required. Apply or address 28 Willoughby st. BOARD WANTED BY A SINGLE OKN man, in a strictly private family; a desirable location, on the Heights, near the Wall 8t.

ferry, 1 necessary; references exchanged. Address, with particulurs, BRADLEY, Ragle offlce. Jy2l) Jt XVOARD FINE AIRY ROOMS, WITH eoou Doaro, to let. to single gentlemen, in tne mi merlate vicinity of Dr. Cujler's church, and convenient to 3 railroad routes.

Breakfast; dinner at li o'clock. Apply at Ho. 260 Cumberland st, between Lafayette and DeKalb avs. jy202t BOA FOUR YOUNG MEN, friends, that would like to room together, tn have a large room on the second floor, and good board; terms moderate. Apply at SSFnlton st.

JyaO it BOARD DAY BOARD AT "25 JOHN eon st, near Post oillce: a tew gentlemen can ho ju commodateu with good board, on very reayouiible teniiF. jy20 2t BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife can be accommodated with an unfurnished room, with board; also a furnished hall bedroom, with board; modern improvements. Apply at 215 Adams st. Jyl9 2f BOAKD A PK1VATE I'AWILV WOULD' like to take a few respectable boarders. in the bouse.

Five minutes' walk from South Ferry. 10 minutes from Hamilton Ferry. Apply at 111 UarrlS'Mi hot ween Henry and Hicks streets. JvlO Gt' BOARD 44 NASSAU ST, BROOKLYN A few Ki'iitlemen can be accommodated with ploa 8 nr roori'S find hnfirri; trrniQ moderate. 1yi if BOARD A PLKASAMT SUITE Ob1 rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at 74 Clark st; also a room for a single gentleman.

JylO 2l "130ARD A MOST DESIRABLE FRONT JU? room, Tiith alcove, also back room oil seeon.1 lloor to let, en tuite or with boani, in private faihily, at 19i Ciates av; hot and cold water, gas, in rooms, with bath on same lloor; well adapted for two gentlemen and wives, or nnrty of two or lour geutleuiun. Jyis st BOARD AT 108 CUMBERLAND ST. a lew boarders can be accommodated with pleasant, airy rooms on 2d and 3d floors, with good board, on reasonable terms. JylSSt" BOARD A FRONT ROOM, ON FIRST Jloor, in an English basement house, with modern Improvements; suitable for a physician's office; also, rooms suitable for two or three gentlemen who are willing to room together, or gentleman and wife; also, a large parlor, unfurnished; dinner at 6. Apply at 65Hcnry st, n'ar Orange, five minutes' walk from Fulton ferry.

Jylg5t BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAV Ing large and small rooms, delightfully cool, heau tiful location, grass, grape vines, flowers, shrubbery, simile, woutd boird gentleman and wife or two or three single men ot businet s. Inquire at Mr. Fisher's store, corner of Myrtle and Washington aves, who will din ct you to the house, which is near at hand; tetms moderate. Jyl76t, BOARD A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN, or a gentleman and wife, can be accommodated with good board and every eccomniodatiou, at a moderate price. Apply or address Pacillc st.

jylG Gt familyTlving more room than they require, would let rooms with board, furr.ished or unfurnished, to gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen. Apply at No. 297 Grand av, iib from DeKalb uv. jylOat BOARD OMS NEVVLY AND HAND somcly iurnished, at Wi Congress st; all the improvements in the house; a few table hoarders he accommodated jylo 6t AT 103 HARRISON STREET A few boarders can be accommodated with pleasant airy rooms, neatly furnished, 2d or 3d floor, aud good hoard, on reasonable tcniis Jyl5 Gt" BO ABB 20 HARRISON ST, BKTWKEX Clinton and Court; one large and one small room to let, to gentlemen. jyl3 6f BOAKD TO LET WITH GOOD BO AED rooms, suitable for single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives; house has all modern improvements; convenient to Scar routes, to all the ferries, and within 15 or 18minute6 of thesame.

Call at 13 Nevins references required and given. jylS (it BOARD FURNIHHKl) ROOSlS TO U3T, with or without hoard, cotivetiienf to ears and ferries; will serve meals in boarders' robmi, if desired. Address Eagle oftlce. Jyl3 6t be accommodated with board and pluasant rooms at 53 Willoughby st. Terms reasonable.

jyll lit OARD VERY HANDSOMELY FUR nished, large, airy rooms to let, with or without board, in a class brown stone, house, with all modern improvements and delightfully located; also a hiill room xer single gentleman; family small. Call at 119 Schormeruorn st, between Smith and Hoyt; terms moderate. vy913t" BOARD A FEW LADIES AND GEN tlemen can be accommodated with comfortable board and pleasant rooms at 128 Butler street; terms very reasonable. ap23 3m BOARD WANTED BY A GENTLE man and wife In a private family; will furnish own room; location above Lafayette ave; terms must be mod erate. Address, stating terms, K.

Eagle offlce. BOAR SOUTH BROOKLYN 122 Second place; first class boarding, at reasonable terms; elcgaut large rooms, en suite or single, furnished or unfurnished; hot and cold water in each room; house urown stone; large parpen, osc. BOARD WANTED BY A QUIET young man, in a private family, where there are jiooiuer ooaruers; location oetwoen vyasningcon una Bedford, Myrtle and Fulton avs; none others need ap ly; terms can ne agrcea upon on interview. Aauress h.t Fagle offlce. BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAR ried couple, who will furnish their own room, excepting bedding and carpet; terms not to exceed per week.

Address J. P. H.t Eagle oflice. BOARD INT BROOKLYN TWO PLEA sant rooms, neatly furnished, in a private family, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen ana their wives; house has oil the modern improvements, within ten minutes' walk of rhe.ferry; terms moderate. 120 Sands st.

Jyl8 2t? BOARD TO LET, PLEASANT FUR ntshed rooms, for gentlemen, with or without Doard, with use of gas and bathroom. Apply at 29 Columbia st, corner Poplar, near Fulton ferry; terms roa Bonnblc. jyl2t BOARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN woniu like a room and board. In a respectable private family; physician's preferred: Is not very particular where; boardinK house keepers, with pleasant rooms, in bouses of modern improvements, and the comfort? of a home and good board, will please not answer. Address li.

A. Eagle oflice. JylS 2t BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY HAS a large and small room on the second lloor, also two large rooms on third floor, furnished or unfurnished, to let, with board, to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives: house has all modern improvements, bath, etc; convenient to cars and ferries; terms moderate. Ap at 445 Pacific st. Jyl3 2t BOARD TO LET, IN" A SMALL PLAIN private family a nice room on second door, with board, suitable for a gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen.

Apply at 151 Willoughby at. jyl8 at SUMMER RESORTS. B1 OARD GOOD COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained for four or si nervous, wirli a private family in "Westchester county, one hour from tlie city; fine healthy location; rooms larpe aud airy; ternia moderate. Address C. Box l(lfi, Eagle offlce.

Jj 5 tf DUMBARTON HOUSE, OCbXnPORT NE AH LONG BRANCH, N. Tills delightful and popular summer resort, having been newly fnraUhed thronsihout tins season, is now open for the reception of guests. The facilities for sea bath'ins; are unsurpassed; stablinir attached. For board apply on Ibe premises, or to M. DOWNS, No.

70 Sth ay, N. Y. City. jyl3 0t BAYSIDE HOUSE, L. I.

THIS DE lightful retreat, having changed hands, li now open for the accommodation of families and single gentlemen; boating and bathine. Take Court st. cars at Fnlton ferry. Conductors will direct. Jyl2 2w MOUNTAIN RETREaTHOTJSBEAU.

tlfuliy located, half way between Catsklll and the Mountain House, will be open for the reception of guests on May 1st, 1887. Board flO per week. Apply Tor information to GEO. L. FLEMING, 224 Fulton street, Brooklyn, or address D.

BLOOM, Catslml, Greene H. T. apis Sm. FOB SAMS. SJIOR SALE 25 A WHEELER WIL i son's sewing machine, as good aB new, will be sold thli evening for Inquire at 87 Atlantic av, opposite Oxford Bt, in the fancy store.

FOR SALE MILK ROUTE AND BUT ter Btore, well established; two new ml lie wagons; everything In complete order, with lease onballdinz. Adc resa C. C. C. Eagle offlce.

jyjl) Li.OR SALE THE REFRESHMENT BAR i of the Young Bachelors' Pic Nlc to Aldemey Park, on the 25th July. Itiqulre to JOHN BUCKLEY, Flushing av. yiy st TT'OR SALE PIC NIC BAR BIDS WILL JL be received until July 25th. for the Lafayette Social Bar, at Lefferts' Parks Monday afternoon and evening, August 12th, lSin. Address ilontross L.

Co. No. Brooklyn P. O. jyl8 3t FOR SALE THE ATLANTIC OYSTER house, with bar, corner of Atlantic and Eoeruni sta.

Apply at the Saloon. JylSot OR SALE A MILK ROUTE. APPLY at 1D4 Atlantic st. ivifi t'flOR SALE 1,200 WILL BUY A WELL selected ttock, llxtures and good will of a fancy goods store, in a good location; cheap rent, and good rooms to live In; mnBt be sold this month, on account of sickness: no reasonable offer refused. Apply at 117 Court st, pear Bergen.

vjs Qt OR SALE $200,000 WORTH OF MACHINE RY Steam engines, bollerT tanks pumps, charting, pulleys, belting pining, fitting, nil Bizes, new and Second hand. Apply to CASSIBY 4 to 10 Bridge Btreet, Brooklyn, near new Cuaiubers streei JySlm TfOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH SEC ond band fire engines. Can be seen any day from 7 A. M. to 6 P.

corner of Myrtle avenue and Hampden Btreet. Brooklyn. Any person wlBhlng to communicate by writing can address P. HrGttES, at the above place Je20 lm BTEETISJGS. ASONIC THE MEMBERS OF GO uuw Lunur, flu.iin,r.

a a. m. are hereby summoned to attend a Bpcclal communication of this lodge, to be held on TUESDAY EVKNINU, July 23 for the purpose of conferring the third degree. A full attendance Is requested. By order, LESTER W.

BE ABLE Master ox ATHAit Jonks, Secretary. Jy20st A ADJOURNED MEETINGOF THE property owners on Clinton streeet, and others liable to tax for repaying of the said street, win be heM at tho ATHENKTJM, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT 20th Inst. at 74 o'clock. A. N.

BELL Jyl9 Chairman. HOUSES. CABB1ACBS, FOR SALE HORSE, WAGON. AND barnees: the horse a good roadster; can trot Inside of four tuinntes; cost last year ISO0; will be sold for half price; the wagon first class, platform springs; wonld suit lor grocery or express. Apply at 37 Front st.

iy PETEBMolTALLY FOR SALE A VERY FINE BAY HORSl" of beantimi figure, 15X hands high, 7 years old. and In fine condition; has been used to a conpe; will be sold for one half his price; bongbt six months ago. and fallir warranted sonnd ana kind; fold for no fault but soipiv want of use. Private Stable, 100 Pineapple st, near Henry OR SALE A SPLENDID TURNOUT TompklnB avs. price feO.

lyrtle and jyu iw FOR SALE A SUPERIOR COUPEOR carriage horse, black, 15Jf hands high; 7 years old: warranted in every respect. Inquire of VALENTINE BERGEN. 15 Fnlton Bt. lylSOt lARRIAGES A FINE ASSORTMENT of new and second hand city made carriages and wa Wagons bought and exchanged. mB3t4m TO LET TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE family, a seconaTfloor, four nice rooms In a respectable neighborhood; a large garden, water fn house; near four car routes; rent 15 a month; corner of Read av and Halsy st; Fulton av and East New York cars will bring yoa near It.

TO LET ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN" furnlshed, to a gentleman and wife, or two gentle' men. Apply at 156 Atlantic st, (new number 178) near Clinton, BonthBrooklyn: jj202t TO LET THREE ROOMS ON SECOND floor, and two lront rooms on the third floor, with gas and water; to a small family of adults only; rent S23 per month. Inqnlre at 159jJayjit. Jy20 at TO LET THE SECOND, AND PART OF third floor, of house N. 22 Fourth place, between Clinton and Henry sts; house contains all modern Improvements; terms moderate.

Apply on the premises. Jy20 2t TO LET A 3 STORY BRICK HOUSE in Pacific st, between Grand and Washington aves; gas and water; 550 per year. AMZI BILL, 1,206 Fulton ave, near Grand. JylS 6t LET THREE ROOMS ON SECOND floor, to a gentleman and wife; rest of bonse occupied browner; water and gas; rent $20. 129 Wyckoff st.

rpO LET TO A RESPECTABLE SMALL JL family a comfortable second floor; water, gas. Inquire at 77 Dean st, between Smith and lioytsts. jyl0 2t TO LET TO MARKET GARDENERS, FARMERS, To let, director on shares, to a good and competent man, about 20 acres of fine land, five miles from Fulton fprry, on Long iBland, with immediate possession; a portion ready for second crop. For particulars apply by letter to T. Box 139 New York Post oflice.

1 Jyl9 3t LET FURNISHED, AT WINDSOR n.nnnn Ynnnnt tn.1 a DnVllfUll eot' ta all ll.o lmnpnvlmint3 Of ft cify dwelling; largo s.able and carriage house; ground, 18 lots, laid out In flower, fruit and vegetable gardens; all fn complete order; rent moderate: convenient to Fnlton ferry by horse ears. Apply to D. M. CHAUNOtY, Montngue st, near Court st, Brooklyn. Jyl9Jit mo LET IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A JL hall bedroom, neatly furnished, with gas, near the City Hall, ntKo.aiSmitbst, one block from Fulton av; terms moderate.

Jyl92t TO LET CORNER OFTHIRD AV. AND Twenty Seventh st, store and dwelling, containing, four rooms; house adjoininlng, containing eight rooms. Inqnirc of R. av. and 17th St.

yl8 6t mOLET A STORE ON FULTON AVE, a with plate glass windows, cheap: also 2d floor of live rooms; water and gas. Apply to N. COOPER, 278 Fulton street JylS 0t rr0 LET A 90 BOERUM ST, WITHIN JL one block of Court and Atlantic sts. second floor, four rooms; also third floor, four rooms; 7 to 10 minutes' walk of South or Wall st. ferries; gas, water and waste.

Inquire of It. F. DIVETT, 93 Maiden, N. or at the bouEC, at 9 o'clock A. M.

jyl83t TO LET HOUSE 428 PACIFIC ST, three story, three rooms deep, basement and parlor floor; modern improvements: c.irpets can be had at a reasonable rate if desired. Apply at 202 Raymond street. Jyl7 4f (THO LET IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, store 011 l'ulton st; ollices opposite City Hall; lodge room In llalsev Building; oElces on Montague st; floors on Fulton street, for light manufacturing. Applv to WYCKOFF fc LITTLE, liil Montague St. Jyl6 Ct mo I SEVERAL LARGE FLOORS, JB.

with powr, on Dean st, near Carlton av. Inquire of J.fi WliENliR, corner of Fulton and Orange sts. Jyll2w nnb LET TWO OR THREE FURNISH fl ed separate or together, at 151 Sands street; 10 minutes troiti ferries; 13, water, terms moderate; houseket ping privilege if desired; nb board. Jyl0 3v" LET STEAMPOWER at M. McKlNKY'S Iron Railing Manufactory, No.

17 Furmanstrcct. near Fulton ferrv. Jel4 tf TO LETHOUSES AND ROOMS Three story, liasement and cellar brick house, 129 Hudson av, near Sands Bt; will be let to one or two families. Also, brick house with larae extension room, 1ST Huoson av, comer of Sands St. Apply to agent on the premises, froni 6 to 7.

Also, floors of live rooms witli gas and water, 593 Myrtle av. Apply to agent, 562 Myrtle av, in the morning before 9, or evening 3 to 5. Also, floors of live rooms In Butler st, between Hoyt and Bond st. Apply to agent, 118 Butler st, from 12 to2. Jyl8 3t TO LET THE UPPER PARTOFA two story and basement brick house, with water and gas, to a small familv, without children, furnished or unturnished.

For further particulars call In 3d av, 2d house from lltht. TO LET A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAV ins more room than they require, would let the 2nd floor to a frcntleman and wire; house pleasantly located Apply in Dean st.ornciof Pearsall. TO LET A FURNISHED 3 STORY; basement and sub cellar brick, high stoop house, to let, in Hoyt st, between Fucitlc and Dean sts; 3 minutes' walk from Sonlli ferrv, and near 5 car routes; bath, well furnished; desirably located; rent moderate to a responsible party. Apply to J. A.

COLEY, 27 Concord Ft. jyia 2t TO LET THREE NEW HOUSES, AT the corner of Schenectady av and Pacific fit; two storici the corner woulil do for a liquor store; llxtures are with it. Annlv to IfRNHY L. MYlOIiS. nor of Atlan tic and Boeruni sts.

2t mo LET A BAKERY, WITH THE FIX JL turcs, in good order; a good oven, gas, water and mod stand for business; rent moderate. Apply corner of Atlantic avand Adelphi st. jylS 2i TO LET APARTMENTS IN A FIRST class neighborhood and house, with the modern im proveincnts, tnc owner okcupying the lower part. The applicant must understand tnc care of and assume the charge ot an invalid ladv, the motlicr ot the landlord who will occunv a room on the floor. Address SOOTlf BROOKLYN, Kutrlc oflice.

jyl7 3fc mo LET ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BL bef planned brick and stone houses in Iirooklvn; it is within eight blocks of Fulton and Wall st. ferries and one block of Fulton four stories above the base ment; kitchen an1 counter, cellar, with ari extension I3x SO, three torits; for an exclusive hotel, boarding house, club house, bank, Insura ce Company or law ollices. it cannot be excelled; main building feet wide by fu feet, deep; rent $2, CD per year, inquire of FOSTER McILYAIN, Tieal Sstate Agents, No. Saudst st. JylS 2t HOBSE8 FOB SALK, FOR SALE A TWO STORY, BASE inent and attic frame dwelling, situate on Jay st, near Nassau; convenient to tho ferries; possession will be given on or about September 1st.

For permits, applv to D. M. CHALNG'EY, Montague st, near Court. jy20 3t FOR SALE A BARGAIN THREE story, basement, sub ccilar brick house, sicuatc on Fourth av, within five minutes of Prospect Park; contains 12 rooms, gas, hot and cold watery bath, heater, price $6,500. Apply to P.

COOK, 43 Nassau St, between Washington and Adams sts. jy20 2t FOR LFBROKLYN HEIGHTS Three slory. basemeut and sub cellar brown stone house; all modern improvements, immediate pos BeBsioD; price J10.000. Apply to W. P.

COOK, 43 Nassau st, between Wasjilugton jind Adama sts. Jy20 at FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR TA place in Brooklyn, or down town in New York, the lecse, llxtures, first class corner Honor store, on a principal avenue in New York. Apply to R. TEUNAN, cor. Fulton and William sts.

Jy20 3t" TJOR SALE ON "THE BEST PART OF A1 Clinton Bt. near Second place. 0 lots, each 22x75, for each, for tbe whole parcel; a large part of the pur chafe money can remain. Also, a evoat bargain, 8 acres on Srd ave, near Bay Ridpe, at $1,200 per acre. Principals only apply to ME.

COLTON, Gas Offlce, 14G Atlantic street. F10R SALE THREE STORY, BASE ment and sob cellar brick house; all improvements; price one at $6,500, one at 3 story and haso ment frame to let, $456 per year. Apply to JOHN F. JAMES, Real Estate Broker 37S Fulton st, Brooklyn. FOR SALE CHEAP FOUR LOTS, 125 by 100 feet, on easterly Bide of Tompkins av, gas and water, paved and eraded aud flags, with sewerage, two blocks of Fulton av; price 1,000, cath $5CO, balance in Ave years Address D.

Eagle oflice. Jy20 2t FOR SALE AT "WOODHAVEN, ONE mile from the depot, two from East New York, a large new cottage bouBe and garden; lronts the av, near the Bay; good fishing and fowling. Inquire at 2 Klatbush av, grocery store. Jyig at" OR SALE THE VALUABLE UNIN cumoerea store property Nos. 217 and 211) Myrtle ave; size of each lot, 25x100.

tor terms apply at loy AOeipill til jyl93t XjOR SALE $500 CASH, AND BALANCE JL of purchase money in quarterly payments, for a house in 4th av, Brooklyn; also for saleabrlck house in "Warren st; two houses in 20th st, Urooklyn: lots to lease. Ininire of JOHN ANDREW'S. 22 Court st, Brooklyn, JylSJt jOR SALE A COTTAGE HOUSE AND JL and 16 lots, with stable; fruit in abundance; on the road from 'latbush to Cauareic, in latbusli; cars pass the door to Urooklyn possession at once; also a very tine place in the village of ilatbush. Apply to N. COOPEI5, Zi8 Fulton Bt.

Jyl8 6t FOR SALE POSSESSION ATONCE Carlton avenue, near Willouchby st, three story, basement and sub cellar Philadelpida front, brick house, brown stone, basement, tin roof, in perfect order, beautifully papered; hot and cold water, range, heater, bath; two water closets, wash rays, gas fixtures, bells, speaking tubes, marble mantles, vestibule doors; connected with sewer; house 21x 42xl00; contains 12 rooms and bath room; will be sold low as the owner is jroin In the country. Apply to J.E. COKNWELL, Court and Jorale mon St. jyi ly ioirsiiij8 JL between Sth and Cth aves, two story, basement and sub cellar, mastic front; contains 9 rooms, gas and water, and in complete order. Call on tu.e premises, between 7 and i) P.

M. Jyl3 Kit 1r70RrSALE LOTS IN ALL PARTSOF lirooklyn for sale very cheap, bv KAXTKU KEANE, Arcnitccts, Builders and Contractors, offices 253 "Wnshinuton street, opposite the Post oflice Quincy st, Ueiifurd av, New York and Brooklyn aves, Warren and Baltic sts. $900 to Fourth av. $y)0; East New York, Houses with uround in Herkimer stand Ocean Hill. to cottages in New Brooklyn and Ea3t New York, to one small cottage and full lot 000.

Alse, store property. Plans furnished and buildings erected cheap, good, ana on easy terms. Jyl5 hn FOR SALE A HOUSE, 26 BY 40. GREEN house ano stable, gas and water, with i lots, each, plenty fruit trees, piicc $11,000, or buildings withSIoui, $0,000. Call in 21st and sts, between 3d and 4thjivs, South Brooklyn, for SAXDMEYER.

Ct FOR SALE AT A BASGAINA brown stone house on Brooklyn Heights, a aK story Plilla. brick house in Pacific st. a 2 story and extension Fuliu. brick house in Eort Greene place, andaU story brick houpe in Duffleld these houses arc finished tn superior style and contain every improvement. Apply to PC VKOV05T, afi Court Bt.

Jyl3 7t tOR SALE OR TO LET ON SOUTH side of Third street, near fifth avenue, one of those cil uul turee btoiy, uuseuieui anu tuo eenar Drown stone front houses, with all modern improvements; gas fixtures complete; very desirable property, Being on one of the finest streets In the city, and near Prospict Park. Apply at the real estate oflice corner Third 6treet and Fifth avenue, this city. jel8 4w FOR SALE TO BUILDERS THE owner of lots on Baltic, TVarren and Wvcfcon sts, between 1th and 5th lives: also, on Douglass st and Baltic st, between 5th and Cth aves, olfers them for sale, or In exchange for well built, favorablv located brick dwelling houses, in geod order. Also, for sale, on favorable terms of payment, lot: on Flatbush ave, between 6th and 7ih arcs, and and 8th aves, Warren, Baltic, Sackctt and Dettraw sts, bttween Gth and "tb aves; Butlerst, near and east of 7th ave; Snckett st, between Ttli and 8th nves; 1th ave, between Douglass and Degraw sts; TJumn and President sts, between 8th and 9th aves. All of the above are located near Prospect Park, and are considered as ties irablc as any in that vicinity.

The above embrace over 200 lots, maps of which can be obtained, as also further particulars, of the agent of the owner. G. W. ANDERSON, 3m 246 Fu ave, near Raymond St. SPECIAL NOTICES.

ERASMUS HALL ACADEMY, FLAT BUSH, L. I. A Boarding School for Boys, one hour from Fulton ferry, by Flatbush av. cars, passmsr the Institution every 1b pleasant and nealthf nl. llsh and classical education, wiiii ttiupti; jiBj gtuuuuD, cco luuiiuv lor mv uest jiug tmuxetia juaeii, rrin clpal Jy2i 3m" $80,000 and mortgage 1 ON BOND mortgage in sums to unit.

Apply to JAMES M. SFABTJRY, i SandB St. Jyl9 2t 6fcn nnn to loan on bond t7tFXFHr VF and mortgage, on Brooklyn pro perty, in nms rrom tl.vw to jlli.uuo. it. iLiCiiUHEls, 15U liemsen st, urookiyn! JylS lm ROOKLYN CONSERVATOKr OF MUSIO, 130 CLINTON STREET, Corner of Pacillc.

THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOB THE FALL TERM. GEO. SONTAG, Secretary. jylStl JL posals will be received, by the Board of Commissioners of Prospect Park at their office, No. 13 Court street, Brooklyn, until 12 51., August 1st, 1867.

for paving with trap blocks a part of the plaza at the junction of FlatbUBh and Vanderbilt avenues, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the Kngtneer's office on the Park. Tho Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids that they may deem to bo prejudicial to of the Par tjrooKiyn jniv mm, tsoi, J. N. TAYLOR, Comptroller. Jyn tllljyai ARREARS OF WATER RATES FOR the years 1859, 1860,1861, 1862 and 1863 Hassan Water Department, City Hall.

Notice is hereby given to all parties lntcrcstod, that In accordance with an act of the Legislature of this State, passed March 23, 1867, a Hsf of the arrears of Water Rates for the yeais 1859, I860, 1861, 1862 and 1868, will bo made and completed on the first day of August next, preparatory to advertisement for sale. On the. above date the expense of advertising, in addition to to the dclault and interest, will bo added on all parcels remaining unpaid. GAMALIEL KING, President. I.

L. ypBTnpp, Sec. Jyl5 till angl TO ARCHITECTS, BUIIERSLAT ers and others requiring Slate The subscribers have now on hand a largo lot of the best Pennsylvania Eooflng Slate from the Brooklyn Slato Company's QuarrieB, Lehigh Connty, which thev olfer for sale at lowest market prices. Apply to AS. LOCK, 1109 Adnt phi street: W.

K. ItAE. 103 Concord Htreet. JySlm' Frank" w. taber, attorneyand Counsellor at Law.

Solicitor In Bankruptcy. Sic Special attention given to proceedings in Bankruptcy, under the act or Congress. Montague, corner of Court street, Brooklyn. oWlsr KINGS CODNTY.annah0a.plaUititaln irr O'Hara, widow of Peter OUara, dcceliad, Cattierue uara, ana siary a. uara.

Taos. li. Attorney for HliinUir, Court street. In pursuance of a Judgment ot tho Supreme made' in the above entitled action, bearing date tn twentieth day of May, 1S07, 1 will sell at pnbdo auction, to the highest bidder, at tho Commercial Exchange, WO sea Fulton street, In tlie City of Brooilyn, 'oppslla tM City Hall), on the eighth iwh day of .1 A. IW, the hour of twelve ov.K.ck, uooo, of the following described lands and promises.

is say: An 1... lots of lamW.tievte. lvlns and being In ihe Third Ward ofthcflty of llro.ik.yn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on ma enstiTIy shle ef Court street, uisri'iL sfM .1.1.. cuuiet riy rroiu cticrmernorn i "iir riy aioti jtiic easterly blue i un oenermernorn street; eoutlierly slclv of Rchcrmcrhorn street one liumlre'l feet; thence southcrlv nurallcl with Court street cv. niy feet, and tlnnce vultrly nsirallel Uh hirn street one nnnurcil feel to Court street, the puce ot oe ginning being fa.

prcnlUei conveyed to Peter O'Hara by Am, Davis widow by datea October Tid. VTP 1c Register's offlce la Liber i jj.y.j 1. ls'O. Also, all llu: ccrt'iln pime or r.areel of land lying In the Seventh Ward (now mt, Warcl) th ''Itv of Itrunk lyu, and hounded a. follows: ai point on the northerly side of Myrtle avenue, distant iT iuUl feet nine inches easterly the ai.

rlv "corner of Myrtle avenne and Gold mrcul: thenn: tut 'dug northerly and parallel with Hold street one hundred et; thence easterly and parallel with Myrtle av mi i twe uv tour feet three inches: llience southerly inmiire.l feeltA Myrtle avenne: and thence westerly to feet three Inches to the h' lnntuir. being the same premises convoyed to ivter (ViL.r by Snsan Lawrence, widow, by deed dau ls tf, and recorded In Register's offlce. kings la Llbef 93 of Conveyances, page ie. Also, all that certain tract, meee or uarca 01 and bring in Chcjju Ward. of the Cy 0f ilrook.

jyn Ccnntv or Kinva anu state ot .0:1. iticiude la tnO: 'following bounds: Beginning nt a point 01. tbe westerly side of Court street, forty eight feet aim siv Inches l.Hnr,nn iir.ll froiT, thcr.ee westerly elong lands of parties of the llr.t prt. and parallel with Livingston street, one hundred and four feet and eight inches to land now or ate of J. Cornell; iheiice southerly along said land forty six feet and nln Ircl es to land of Edgar Hicks, at a po nt equidistant from Livingston aed Sehermerhorn streets; thence easterly along said land on a line ciui dlstant from Livingston and Schcrmcrhorn strcats one hundred and three feet and seven Inchca tt street; thence northerly place of bepiunimr: befng the saine premises conveyed to Peter O'Hara by Samuel G.

Cornelfand hl deed dated April and recorded In Rpgister office, Kin County, iii Liber HO of Conveyances, page 1W, My 9, 1S13. Also, all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situaw, lying and being in tnc Third "Ward ot the City of Brooklyn, In the county of Kings aforesaid, bounded andcon tiUning as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on ue southerly side of Schermerhorn street, distant easterly two hundred and twentv flve feet from tbe southeasterly corner of said Schermerhorn and Clinton street, and running thence souiueny paiunui uuc Clinton street eighty two feet six Inches to land now or late of Ralph Patchen; thence easterly along said last mentioned land twenty five feet; thence northerly In a line parallel with said Clinton street eighty two feut two Indies to Schermerhorn street uforesald, and thence westerly aiomr pcuvimuu" Hlvtv (100) and being the same premise ctmveyeu uy tiiuioii and Margaret his wife to the said SyUanus Whitt bv deed hearing date the 30tli day of April lSir. and recorded in Ute oilTee of tlie Clerk of saitl county of Klinrs, In Liber No. 10 of Conveyances, pane Ki, and ihe snnu premiets conveyed to Peter O'Hara by Syi.mui White and Mary his wife, by deed duicd October Ui, and recorded in Register's ofilce, Kii.i.M rount.r.

In Uber 187 of ConveTances, jL 190. october fj. ij. Also, all tliiktccruun mt.piecn or prc I vl 1 sitnute lying and being In the Citv of Brooklyn, Iu the Count of King: and State of New ork, hounded u. kI ileserihed a follows, to wit: Beginning at a point tlie southerly side of Atlanf.e sireet, distant oue hundred and 'iftv threo feet we.tt rly from tlio cnrnL of Clinton and Atlantic streets; running th'MK on a line parallel with Clinton street eighty rt: thence wost WHiflly on a ilne parallel with trei't twenty one feet; thence northwitrdly on linu with Olinion street eighty feet to the southerly uf At; utiit; street, and thenco eastwurdly along the side of Atlantic street twei.ry oue et to tti.

ce oMp rinning, being the Fame premises convtvcl to IVter O'Hara by Robert M.Gihbs and Emily his wife, 1t September IS, and eordec fn lier.ster'i Klnm County, in Liber 1SU of Conveyances, VJ, i. Also, all that certain lot. niece or narci i uf i. jm. ate, lying ann Deing tne tentn want or Up; vinir and of Brooklyn, in the of Kings and state uf New York.

bounded and described ns follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Schermerhorri distant one hundred and tw i'nty feet eight and three ijiiartur inches easterly from the i orthensterly corner of Ilourum and Pchermerhorn streets; tuence running northerly and p.v allel with Boerum street one hundred and twelve feet and nine Inch' to Und now or late of Alexander Kirk beck; thence westerly alone: said last me itioned Ihiid twenty nine feet; thence southerly and parallel with Bocrum ireet ouo hundred and fourteen feet and eiirlit lnrhes io Schermerhorn strict uforesaid, and tluvice cal orly alone Schermerhorn street twenty nine feet and three quarters cf an inch to the place of beginning be the paid dimensions more or less being tlie same premises conveyed to Peter OMJara by Jacob II. Corlies and bis wife, by deed dated October Vi, ISM, nnl recorded In Ri'iriter ofilce, Kinjr (bounty, iu I.iber Is of Conveyances, mice October 20. 1ST! Also, all lhat certain strip, piece or parcelof land, e(t ate, lying and being in the Vaid of said City of Brook lyn, bounded us follow to wit: lieirfrmtng on the easterly side of Court street, at a p. lint distant seventy fita feet southerly from the southerly corner of Court and Pehermtrhorn btreet; running tltence southwesterly alone Court street twelve feet ten inches to land formerly of Ilalpb Patchen; thence southeasterly aionj t)i JaA mentioned hind one hundred feet, more or ie.s.'i. to lot number 210 on said thence riortheasterly parallel with Court street six tett to land of the said Peter O'Hara; and thence northwesterly aloni; s.ifd land of Peter 0Hara one hundred feet, more or le.

t' the )laoe of beginning; and said pieee or parrel of laud Zieing delg nuted on a certain map lrit'tided to he tiled la Shu oriicc oi llie Clerk of tiie of Kinu'i, entitled mat of property cf the heirs of Tunis deeeaetl. in tlie of Brooklyn, November, 1 i'J, ly tlie number iW; being tho same jiremisea conveved to IVter O'Hara by John Dimon antl Marsaret til. wife, by dee.d flntird April IS. 184 and recorded in Liber 110 of CouTeyuuces, pae 150, May IS. ISIS.

Also, (ill that certain lot. pieee or parcel of lurid sltunte, lying and being in the Third of the Cttv of llrooklyn, in the County of Kings uforesnld, bounded arid containing as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Schermerhorn btreet, distant two hundred and fiftv feet easterly from the southeasterly corner of Scheniierhorn and Clinton streets, and running theno southerly parallel with said Clinton street eighty two feet two inches to land now or late of Ralph I'atchen; thenoe ea sterly along saitl last mentioned lasd Vvventy tlve foefe; thence northerly parallel with saitf Clinton street eighty two feet one inch to Schermerhorn street aforesaid, and thence westerly along said Schermerhorn street twenty five feet to the place of beginning, ald lwt being known nml distintruislied on the map of lands belonging to the heirs of Tunis defeased, on file in the otllcc of tho Clerk of said County of Ktnz. 33 and by the number (IHl) one hundred and nlxtv oue. beiiif the same premise conveyed to Peter O'Hara bv John and Margaret Ills wife, by deed dated xpril zi, YM, ur.d recorded la Register's ofilce, Kinrs County, in Liber 130 of Conveyances, page May id. 1S43.

Also, nil ttutt certatu lot, piece or parcei of Innd sittiate lying and being In the. Eluvejith aro of itio City of Brooklyn, In the County of Kings and State of Sew York, and bounded by a Una commencing at a point in tlia northeasterly line or vide of Atlantic street, which said point Is dl3tnnt southea terly four hundred and fortr feet and two inches from the esfclerlv corner of tha Fourth avenue and Atlantic street; and running thence northeasterly on a line parallel with ttie Fourth arrnua fifty nine feet and five inches to tbe old Brooklyn and Jamaica Turnpike road; thence southerly along the westerly iine of said rood wcnty ono feci and seren inche more or less to other land now owned by said party ot the second part; thence southwesterly In a lino parallel with the Fourth avenue and along the last rnontlonod land to Atlantic street; aud thence northwesterly along the northeasterly line or side of Atlantic street twenty feet to the point or place of commencement, with all the right, utleand interest of the suld parties of the find part In and to that part of the said road lying between the premises above described ami the Centre Tine ot said rond, being the samo promises conveyed to Peter O'Hara by Daniel i). BoniieU June hli wife, by deed dated June nnd recorded in Register's otllce. King! County, la Liber 5CJ of Conreyancei.Jpage 33t, June 2d. 1359.

Aleo, all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being In the Eleventh Ward of tho City ot Brooklyn, County of Kltics and State of New ork, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Heglunlng at point on the northeasterly Hne or side of Atfanifc strvct, which eald point is distant southeasterly four hundrod and sixty six feet and two inches (iiVl feet and 2 inchei) from the easterly corner of Fourth avenue and Atlantic street, and running thence northeasterly on a line parallel with Fourth avenue fifty one feet and three inches (51 feel and 3iiche) to the old Brooklyn aud Jaumiea turnpike road: thence southeasterly along said rovd fcwenty ono feet Pii and one half Inches (il feet 6 Inches) mor or less, to land of Catharine Van Brunt; thence southwesterly on a line parallel with Fourth avenue and siong land of Catharine Van Brunt forty three feut and two Inches 03 feet and luchex) to Atinntin street, and liicnoe northwesterly alonff the northeasterly side of Atlantic street twenty CM) feet, more or leas, to the point or place of beginning, together with all the right, title and Inter eat of the cftid parties of the first part, in and to that portion tlie said road lying between the promise aboro described and the centre line of the said road, being the same premise conveyed to Peter O'Hara ny I'homas Kll hen and Rachel his wife, by deed dated May 1. 1K30, and recorded In Register'! offlce, King County, In Liber 501 of Conveyances, page 60, May li. Also, all that certain 101, pieee or parcel of land. Mta ate. lying and btjing in tht; Ninth Ward of the City of Brooklyn.

aforesaid, and Is bounded as ollows, to wit; Beginning at a pom on the southerly lino of Atlantic avenue, distant two hundr id and elirhtv fjet we ierlv from the southwesterly corner of Atlantic avenue aud Underbill avenue; running thence southerly partly through a brick partv wall ana pur.nJIel with l'nderfiilf hundred leet; thence westerly parallel witli Atlantic avenue twenty feet; thence northerly aad parallel again wIUi Underbill avenue partly through a hrr parly wa( oue hundred feet Atlantic avenue, and thence easterly along the somberly line of Atlantic avenu twenty ft to tha point nf licirlnning, being the na ne prumisefj eon veved to Peter O'Hara by Anthony F. Campbell, Sheriff of Kings Countv. dated June 2'2d, 1.1, ami recorded in the Regl o'filec Kings County, In Liber 5j7 of Conveyance, page 14J), Julv is.ii. And also, ail that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate.

lyincc and beir. In The of HroijKIy of Kings and State of New York, known and distinguished on a certain man entitled "Map of property of she heirs of Tunis Joralemon, deceased, In the City of Brooklyn, November. lSCi.s urveyed bj li. K. Pitge.

(ty Surveyor, Brooklyn, and filed In the office of th ttegfster of tlie County of KIuki, as and Uv the ntituber forty three and is bounded and contains a follows, to wtt Bo ginning at a point on the southeastward! side of Willow street, distant according to said map four hundred and eleven feet ten inches oouthweitwardly from tho southwardly corner of Willow and Jorala hi6U Streets, as said stroeu are oxt Oil iaii map, and running from said point in a south westwardl direction along the soiUheastwardly side of naid Wllloir street twentv three feel eight inches to land belonging to other parties'; thence southeastwardly atone the last men tioned land neirly at right angles with Willow street one hundred ftct to tot number seventy seren on map; thence nortiieastwardlv along tbe rear of the last mentioned lot twenty four feet six inches to lot number forty four on Faid map; thence northwestwardly along the nrdly Ride of tbf last mentioned lot, and at riuht angles with WMow Btreet one hundred feet to the point or place of beginning, beine the same premise con veved to Peter O'Hara by Anthony F. Cimpbel), Sheriff of Klmrs County, by deed dated April 22, 13iJi, and recorded in Register's otlice, Klnira Countv, in Liber 57 of Con vcvancos, page 'i9. Mar Hi. lfifli. Hated at Brooklyn.

Mar DAVID HARNETT, Referee, tayi (awfiwTh Fiiiton street. Brooklyn. O1 OF STREET COMMIS SIONER. No. fi Cltv Hall.

KllK Kfcl'AlKS AMI RN11 IJRE FOR 4STII PRKCIXCT STATION HOrfiK. Sealed proposals will be received hy the Coiiimon Council, at the 'iuvor'i O'lJce, uiit'I Monday, July Sth. IStTI. at o'clock P. for repair! to je JMh Precinct Station House, and to furnish the articles of furniture according to spe on llie in the ofilce of the Street at expense not to exceed two hundred and lift dolhir.

Blanks for KtiniatinK funV: at tne (Jtlirc of the Street Commissioner, and n. other will be cwf lerca. Proposals will not be considered unless with a in writing of two sureiie i uf each on cacli proposal, chail iju.ilLO ta tlieirrcgponsibilitv) that if the cor.irvethc aw.nJ':fl to rtie paiiyproncsing, ihey will become hound as his surety for Its Ialtbiul performance; and In case he sIiaII ne ioct or rcluse to execute tbe contract, if so awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn tho difference between theprlce so proposed and the prlrc ot the nert highest bidder, to whom the contract m.y be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed. "To the Common Council, (apecffylngjrvork.) Brooklyn, June Mtn.

hrt. jjy oruer oi mv Jc2)10t NOTICE OF OKBINANCE TO DIRBOX LOTS TO BR Sotlceli hereby elvca la all nartle. Inlcrciiod, of Hjs intention of tho Common Conncll of this Cltr, to pus ordlnanea to direct lots to be fenced ou LelTerU strot't. south Hide, botwoca Prjnklta Dd Clnsson areanes, to li.uo tho time fencej wltBa close board fincc. tlx reet lilh, to abate a uniuncs, Dated Brooklyn, Jone 10th.

lZfil. Tgpt 'liOliEKT FV11EY. Street FFICE OF THK STREBH" COMMW. ALS FOR nroposaU will he recelTed br tbe Common CoancU. iS She Maror'j OiBc, nnUl Monday, Jnly 1st.

laej at 1 clock P. for masot. plnmblnE and carponter work fo.JH"'c?"7.Ar?"' s.per "Peclllcatlons on nie to the offleo of tho Street Commlssoner; each proposal to be lndcpen dent of thf other; tie Common'coaicll reicrylng Uia right to reject any or all proposals. cairyinn r.S,fe.,r.9.stlmJUnf: the oflleo of the Street na no? oUlr wall bo considered. Kith a conseat In writing of two saretles of M.000 eath.on ifL wrded to tlio party propo wH1 toeconie bonnd as bis snrety for Its fkithirnl aB.d in eue htll nezlecl or refnse to lacoteUie contract.

If so awarded, then that they will par to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price proposed and the price of the ncit highest bid "to whom the contract may be awarded. rroaoaall to be endorsed, ''To the Common ConcU." (Bpecltylntworlt.) Dated Rrooklyn. Jane lTlh, ISO. By order of the Common Connoft. JelTlOd KOBKRT FUKHY Street CommlMloner.

TVTOTICB OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT Xrt CROSSWALKS TO BE LAID OX SMITH ST. Notice Is hereby given to all parties Interested, of the Intention of tbe Common Council of this City, to pass as Ordinance to dlrsct the owner or owners of Lou On tbe north west cornor of Smith street ard Merges PlOae'Uie nortk east corner of Union and Smith street, On the sooth past corner of Bergen puce and SmIVt K. On the south west cornsr of Smflb and On tlie sonth west corner of Smith and Sactott JJ On the south east corner of Smith pat3 flVeo to all parties Interested, of thf caose SJnConnclfof this City topaw nd sidewalks to be Buggef In 'nVDln and Saekett Van Brnnt street, west side, between of tjeU streets, to baro between Unon an On the cast fide of Van lo the width of BOBHBT rURSr.Streot CemmlnlODO H012K. Sealed rr lirnrinnirifT nr. Knnw ki i tiisiimr iiisiif on certain map entitled "Map of properly of lite heira of Tunis JoraU mon, deceased.

In the City of Brooklyn. November. 1SW. and filed in the otilee of tin; Clerk or said 1 ne Rmi bv the nuniDt one ludred an cuuui roTiOE nsr the matter of thb ill application of tea Common Council of the Cltv oi Brooklyn, In relation opening WliiouEhby avenue from Yatea avenue to In the City of firooklra To all whom It may concern: orooajyn. The report of the Assessors In tho above entitled matter has been completed and filed in the oiiico of said Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, In the Clt, Hall of s2id City, where It Is open lor the Inspection of all persons in teACppllcatlon will be made, on behalf of the said.

Common KlSirs in the County Court Bouse, In the City of Brook August, 1S67, In tie tore n'oVoVth heard, to nave emu iv jIqijije, Atfv and Counsel to the'dty ofp'rooHlyn. JOEPORATION NOTICE GRADING VcSS'So the Condon Council of the rity of Brooklyn, to grace ana pvc i from Droadwav to Union avenue. The Common to i hav flxrfthe 'District wulcli he qld Inmrovement shall not extend, to One "air ino In depth on either side of tweiitn tirci union avenue to jjiuamiuj. imn.rtcom.iiit Remonstrances (if any, galnst the must be left at tbe Street Commissioner's offlce, on or oe the 20tt Tday of July, 1S67. as mee will finally act upon the sane at their next eMMM mCB.

Inc. or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated urooif lvn. June 20th, 117. jjy2011t ROBERJC jrijirre6 TS PURSUANCE OF AN OBUUtt Oi JL WILLIAM P.

Surrogate of tht County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according tj ln.w, to nil persons having claims against JUS tru LEVY, of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, thai they are required 10 e.viimu tne sinie, wnu iu thereof, to the subscribers, tho executors, at the residence of Win. Burrell, S49 Gold street, In tho City of Brookljn, on or before the 21th day of January DCJt. Dated July 29th, 1S67. Jy20 lawCmS" CUAS. II.

RAYMOND, tremors. TVrOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO CAUSE jLM SIDEWALKS TO BE FLAGGED Notice Is hereby elven to all parties interested, of the intention of the Common Council of this city to pass an ordinance to cause sldewalkB to be tlaeged in front of the lots ol ground on Gates avenue, from Bedford to Uel 1 avenues, to have the same llagped to the widttiol six feet where not already done. DatedJrooklyn, July 10th. IS17. JylO lOd ROBERT FCKKV.

Street Commissioner. SPECIAL NOTICE EXTENSION OP FIRE LIMITS, W. D. Public notice Is hereby civet pursuant to direction of the Common Council of the Citj of Brooklyn, of an application to extend the Fire Limit! of the Western District, so as to Include the following described territory: Beglnr.inK at a point in tlie centre ol Third street, one hundred feet easterly from tiie east side of Smith street; running thence northerly and parallel with Smith 6trect, and one hundred feet easterlj therefrom to a point one hundred feet south ol the south side or Wyckoff street; thence easterly and on a line parallel with Wyckoff street and one hundred feet southerly therefrom to a Solnt one hundred feet easterly from the east side ol Oyt street; thence southerly on a line parallel with Hovl street, and one hundred feet easterly from the east sice of Hoyt street, to the centre of Third street; thence run ning wfPterly along the centre UHe of Third street, to thf place of beginning. Action will be taken on the said application, after pub lication of this notice for 30 days in the corporation newi papers, as required bv law.

Dated June 1H17. THEODORE HINSDALE. Chairman of Committee. Attest. Henry McClosket.

City Clerk. Jei sot OFFICE OP THE MONT AUK FIRE IN SCKANX'K Brooklyn, Jnno 13th. 1357. At a regular meeting of tho Hoard of Directors of tills Company, held this day, a dividend of 5 per cent, on the capital stock, free from government tax, was declared, payable to tne MOCKUOlucrs, on ana alter tne am jelSlm C. PHILIP.

Sen'y. YKFTflR OF THB STREET COMMIS Vj No. 6 City Hall. PROPOSALS FOR volt KFF.rKU OF CITY II ALL. Sealed proposals will bo received by the Common Council, at tha Mayor's Othc, until Monday, July Sth, 1367, at o'clock 1'.

for carpets for rooms occupied by the KeeDer of the Ciiy Hall, nt an exporiso not to exceed two hundred awl fifty tfaso.) dollars, according to speclUca hb nr. in nfllcp of the Street Commissioner. Blanks for estimating furnished at the offlce of the Styeet Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent in writing of two sureties of tSOB each, on eucn proposal, twno snuii uuamy as to their responsibility,) that If the contract be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bo undas his surety fnr ft faithful ncrforumnce: and In case he shall negleL i or refuse to execute the contract, If so awarded, then tin they Will pay to tne liy 01 iirooKiyu tne 00 tween the price so proposed and the price of the next highest bidder to Whom tne contract may no awaruea. Proposals to be endorsed" To the Common (specifying the work.) Urooklyn, June 23, 1S67. le2R ion ROBERT FUKET.

Street Commissioner. CJPECIAIi NOTICE. NOTICE IS HERE by given that tho assessment for sowers In lllstrict ino. cmiiracing parts 01 tue lonowiug street3: Plerrepont place, east side, between Montague placi urn rsemsen 51re.es; UonUgue place, uorth side, between Plerrepont plac and Hicks street; Montague placo, gcuth side, between Plerrepoit plau and Hicks street; TVereilulv eoncrmed May 6, lVTl. and are payable witt out default or interest on or brfoe tho lid day of Juih iw.

amounts remaining unpaiu 011 inai, uate tne ditlonal defsult and interest will be added. ISAAC IliDBt mySllra Collector of Fazes and Asussimen; ORPOKATION KOTJCB ASSESS MKNTS CONFIRMED Grand Aveime Opening froea Btirtreu streul to Va avenue. 1 ne assessment in nift anove uuua matter were quij confiniu'd on tho i.t!i laj of May, nnl th? orlirinal a.sas Hient roll, or copy tSereof. will bo delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Ass clients on tho 1st day of June Notice If hereby plTnn to all interested, thnf. paying their severul to HAAO HADE A Collector of Taxea and Assesernfjnts.

at his oillce, In tht City IJalJ, wirliln thirty d.iyj after thu dollrery of said roll to him, ther can pity the same wlthoui any addftioaal charge. Alt asscn unnutit not so pnid vir, be colloeted by lim or ouc of hti detiuty ryjllcciors. witt additional charce thc.reoD prortded by law. Datetf Urooklvii, June UOfiKKT FUUKY.Strcet Commissioner. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON the U)th duv of May, lfi7, a vrarnvun of nUuchmeiit rvas laFiu'd by flon.

JAFPKU W. uainst vessel being: built by W. i. Uiithoru, at (Jruen Point, Kinirs County, not yet launched, and to be used aa a light ship, her tackle, apparel and furniture, to enforce thu Ken of Edwin W. Uurstow, Jacob P.

liarstow aud Au custus Bleeeker. for claim atralF.st said TC. amount' log 10 ti' 'J31 79 100, fer and on account of materials and articles furnished to said vessel In the State ot Sitw York and County of KIuks, for and towards the, building. fit ting, inrnliihing, and equipping said vessel, and thttt said vessel U'lM be sold for the payment of the I aims natngt her unleuB the master, owner or consignee thereof, or some person interested therein, appear and discharge 6uch warrant according to law. within thirty dayn from the first publication of this notice.

Dated May 31st, 1867. BBS BE, DHAN DOSOUim, jel lawJw Attorneys for Attaching Creditors. CORPORATION NOTICE OPENING Carroll street. A potition has been preientcd Vo tbe Common Connotl of the City of lirooklyn, to open Carroll street, from Third vrenue to Ninth avenuo. The Common Council hftTC fixed tlie District beyond which the asseMmunt Cot said iirprovetnent shall not extend, to wit: Onc bulf bloafe In width on each sldo of the proposed Improvement.

Remonstrances. If any, asjainEt the said opening, mu.a bo presented to the Common Council on or before the 5th day of July, as they will finally act upon the Bame ai their next ensuing meeting, or as soon thereafter aa cod yen lent. Dated Brooklyn, June lflth, 1867. Jc14t ROBERT FUREY, Street Commissioner. CSORPORATION NOTICE OPENING PRESIDENT STREET.

A potition has been presented to the Common Councl." of the City of Brooklyn, to open President street, froro Fourth to Ninth avenue. The Common Council hflTe fixed the District beyond which the asseMmont for said Improvement shall not extend, to wit One half the block in width on each Bide of tho proposed Improvement. Remonstrances, (If any) against the opening, mustbt repented to tbe Common Council on or before tho 5tt ay of July, lSfTT, as they will finally act upon the same at their next er ruins' meeting', or as Boon thereafter a convenient. Dated Brooklyn, June 10th, 1357. Jel214t ROBERT FUREY.

Street Commissioner. OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER. No. fi City Hall PROPOSALS FOR RE AlOVING GARBAGE. Sealed proposals will be received by the Cocr mon Council, at tlie Mavor's ofllcc, until Monday.

July 15th, 1S67, at 3 o'clock P. for the exclusive privilege of removing garbage fromithe city for a term not exceeding ten (10) years. Blanks for estimates furnished at the Offlce of the Street Commissi oner, and none other will be considered. Proposals will not be considered, unless accompanied with a consent In writing of two auretfes o( Ki.OOO each, on each proposal, (who shall qualify as to their responsibility) that If the contract be awarded to the partv proponing, iny become bound as his surety for Ha faithful performance; and In case tie shall neglect or fuse to execute the contract, if so awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price 60 proposed and the prico of the next honest bidder to whom the contract may be awarded. Proposals to bo endorsed" To the Common Council," (specii'yingwort.) Brooklyn, June 29th, 17.

By order of the Common Council, JoW lOd ROBERT FUREY. Street Commissioner. CORPORATION NOTICE OPENING MONTGOMERY STREET. A petition baa been presented to the Commoi Connell of the City of Brooklyn, to open Montgomery street, from ElRtb avenne to Ninth avonue.Tho Common Council have fixed the District beyond which the aaseaament for said improvement shall not extend, to wit One half block In width on each side of the proposed improvement. Remold trances, (if any against thoaaid opening, mnM be presented to tlie Common Council on or before the 5th dav of July, as they will finally act upon the.

same at theix next ensuin? ineetinc, or as soon thereafter a convenient. Dateo Brooklvn. June loth, 1367. Jeljin RnBEUT FU KEY. Street Commlpaloner.

CORPORATION NOTICE OPENING Powers street. A npMtlnn 1ms 1). i nrpsnntpd to thf Common Cnnncil of the City of Brooklyn, to open Powers street, from Bushwlck avenue to C.ithrine street; tiio Common CouncfMiavc fixed the district beyond which the assessment for said Improvement shall not extend, to wit; Alone tlie line of tlie proposed opening, in width oac half the block on each Eide thoreof. Remonstrances, if any, against the said opening, nmsl bo presented to the Common Council on or before tlie 2flth day of JaxKi, 1Wj7, os they will Anally act upon the Baie at their next caning meeting, or aa soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklvn, June 3d, 1SG7.

Jc4 in ROBERT FUREY. Street Commissioner. CORPORATION NOTICE GRADING and navifl South Seventh street. A petition has been presented to the Common Council Of the City of Brooklyn, to grade and pave South Seventh street "ft itb Belgian pavement. The Common Council have fixed the district beyond which the aessment for said improvement shall not extend, to wit: Or.e hundred feet In depth on either side of South Seventh struct.

Remonstrances anyj against the mid improvement, must be left at the Street Commissioner's offlce, on oi before the 15th day of July, ibCT, as tha Common Council will finally act upon the sume at their next meeting, or as soon therealtsi ai convenient. Dated Brook lyn, June 1S7. JuJlt ROBERT FUREY. Street Commlasroncr Corporation notice grading and paving Coii3elyea street. A petition has been presented to the Common Council of the CJty of Brooklyn, to gmde ar.d pave Conceives from Smith st.

to Graham five. The Common Council have fixed the district beyond which tbe adessjuent for said Improvement shall not extend, to wit: One hundred feet in depth on either side of Conselyea street, between Smith st. and Graham ave. Renr.unstrances (if any) airaiust the said Improvement, must left at the Street Commissioner's oillce, on or before the 15th day of July, 1SG7, as the Common Council will Unally act upon tke, same at their next ensuing meet Ins, or aa 60on thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklyn.

June 22d, 1PG7. JeW in ROBERT FHREY. Srrer.t Commissioner. "ORPORATION NiCEOPENING Albany avenue. A petition has been presented, to tbe Common ConncL of the City of Brooklyn, to open Albany avenue, fron: Herkimer street to tbe cJfv line; the Common ConncV have fixed the District beyond which the assessment for said improvement shall not extend, to wit: one half the block on cither side of said street.

Remonstrances: (if any) against the said openlnc, must be presented to the Common Conncll on or before the 26th day of June, 1E67, as tbey wll finally act npon the same at their next ensuing mcetine, or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklvn. June 3d, 1SG7. Jei lit ROBERT FUREY. Street Commissioner.

ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PURSU 1" aiil to the provisions ot Article Title 1 Chapter i of Part 2, of the Revised Statutes ef the State of New York, entitled "or Limited Partnerships," and the amendments thereof, ti.at the endersifsaedhave formed a limited partnership, under the provisions of the statutes above mentioned, which Is to commence on the seventeenth day of May, 1S67, and 1b to terminate on the seventeenth day of May, 1870, and 1b to be condactcd under the name or firm of ANDERSON. DOUGLASS PIERCE. That the general nature of the busineBB Intended to transacted ie that of Importers and Manufacturers of ana Dealers In Paints and Varnishc and materials therefor. That WILLIAM AXDEKSOX, HUGH DOUGLAS aDd FREDERICK O. PIERCE are the only general partners Interested therein, and that GEORGE F.

CORNELL li the only special partner interested therein. That the said William Anderson and Frederick O. Pierce both reside in the City of Brooklyn, Connty of Kinjrs, and State of Hew York; that the aafd Ilujrb Donglas resides In the City and State of New York; and that the said George F. Cornell resides in the Uwnof Rye In the County of and State of New York. That the said George F.

Cornell, tbe special partner, has contributed to tbe common stpek of said partnership the sum of twenty thousand dollars In cash. Dated New York, May 17th. 17. vTM. ANDERSON, HUGH DOUGLAS.

General Partner. FRED'K O. PIERCB. GEORGE F. CORNELL, Special Partner.

myl8 law6w TTOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO CAUSE 6IDETVALK8 TO BE FLAGGKD Notice hereby given to all parties Interested, of the intention of ie Common Conncll of this city to pass an ordinance to cause sidewalks to be flagged In front of tha lots of ground on Gates avenue, from Bedford to Retd avenue, to have tbe same flagged the width of six feet where not already done. Oater Brooklyn. Juivflth two JylO lot ROBERT FgRKY. bSeei uSgiouS NOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO BlRECT Lota to he filled. Notice 18 herebr irfvifn ii iKr; condltlon.

Dated 5e2t0d ROBERT FUREY. PFICE OP TTTP! Bh.n DJ5 adopted hall recoUo one hnn th R5S.o?n8pec;aUon8 b0 received at tho offlce of CommiBaloner.untllAfonday. July 15tn. 1357. JylO td ROBERT FUKET, Btreot CocUDiutoaer.

By Telegraph to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. EAGIiB OFFICE, 3 F. IB New Jersey PHot Commlsslonors. Jebsky City, N. Jaly 1.

The new Board of Pilot CommiBBlonera for the Slato of New Jersey, have organized by tho appointment of Commodore Charles S. Bogga, United States Uavy, as President, and Captain Henry W. Miller, late United States Navy, as Secretary. Aa now constituted tho Board consists of Commodoro Charles S. Boggs, Presiding Captain Henry W.

Miller, Secretary; Captain David Cos, Captain Andrew J. Drake, United States Navy, Captain Peter Mctsgar, Captain W. S. Ilormer Captain Thomas B. Endicot.

Tlie Warner Divorce Case. Sarah E. Warner vs. Augustus J. Warner.

This case has been reported in full in tho Eaqle. has attracted ranch attention. Mrs. Warner apolied last week for alimony duringthe litigation. Her claims tested on the alleged cruelty and neglect of her husband to provide for her.

To rebut this charge a series oflelters from her to her husband were introduced. The following was Ihe order made by Judge Lott: "Motion so far granted as to order 75 to oe paid by defendant to the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of a copy of this order on his attorney, but denied so far as alimony is asked. The letters of the plaintiff set forth in the defendant's affidavit are so inconsistent with the averments in her application during the period referred to as to render it improper in my opinion to grant temporary alimony." For Mrs. Warner, Thos. E.

Pearsall Wm. L. Had ley aud Robert Johnson appearing as counsel for Jlr. Warner. The Meyer Case Tbe Examination on tnc Charge of Robberr.

The examination ot this case, adjourned from Tuesday last, was proceeded with before Justice Dailey, this morning. A large crowd of interested spectators were present, attentively listening to the testimony as adduced. Mr. Brown, the complainant, was re called, but objected to by counsel for the defence. The Justice overruled the objection, and he was asked if the money alleged to have been appro priated by Meyer was his.

He answered it was his" and obtained it from different Customers. Question Has there been nnv influences brought to bear by outside parties in the way of threats, to induce you to discontinue this suit. Objected to and ohjectlon sustained, Cross examined Did you solicit Mr. Jleycr to take the money to the bank The witness, apparently misunderstanding English in measure, an interpreterwas asked for and chosen in the person of Detective Strauss. The question was repeated in German, Mr.

Brown answering that Meyer asked Brown l'or the money to deposit for him, saying he (Meyer) was going to a deposit himself and would save Brown the (J. What was the conversation Meyer said he was willing to take the money, aud the was counted out by Brown. Ke direct. Do you recollect saying on Tuesday that Meyer came toyour house and told you he wai going to the bank and asked you if you had any money to depost. and you said yes, you had A.

If I said so, I may not have well understood the question. Q. Have the friends of Meyer solicited you to discontinue this casu Obieeteri to. and obiection snstAinert. Q.

Why did you this morning tell me (his counsel) mat you wisuea to discontinue ims suiti' a. aecausu I did not fully understand the questions put to me on the former examination. Q. HaB any oue been talking to you about your answers on lhat occasion Objected to. The counsel then followed with the following question Did anybody tell you lhat if this suit was discontinued, Meyer would leave the country? Objected to.

but both allowed. A. A man came to him and told him that if Meyer got clear from this charge he would go back to his wife and children in Europe. Q. Has more than one person spoken of thisto you? A.

Only that one. Joseph Straus, sworn Says he is a detective; knows the defendant, Aaron Meyer, and arrested him in San Francisco, California; came from there on the Golden City, the same vessel he went out on in company witli Meyer; found him June 12th, soon after his arrival: was twenty two days on the voyage out; a letter offered in testimony was identified by witness. Q. Did Meyer have conversation' with anyone on that vessel regarding this action A. lie did.

Q. What was that conversation A. Meyer said if Brown should go in court and say he stole that fci.tAAj ue wouiti Decome a unrisuan. Q. Did lie have conversation with any other person A.

Yes. with his so called wife. Meyer sailed from New York on board the steamer Arizona at ciock on tne morning ol April 2Utu. Cross examined O. When you arrested Slever.

did yon tell him that if ho would disclose all he knew of tins matter that you would help him? with drawn. Q. When did Mever arrive in California? A. On May 12th. I arrested him.

in San Francisco, and took him on hoard the steamer Golden City. 1 searched him and found a knife, a receipt and a memorandum book on his person. Q. Did you receive any money from the prisoner? A. I did not.

Found no money, watches or jewelry in cither trunk iu his possession. All taken from him is at the disposal of the property clerk at Police Headquarters. The cose for the people was here closed. The counsel for the defence remarked that the testimony shows no crime committed by Meyer, and moved his discharge. Not granted.

The further examination is adjourned to Monday. mom EDITION, EAGLB OFFICE, 2 1 2 P. BE. Destructive Fire In Concord, IV. II.

Concobd, N. July 20. A fire at Concord, N. last night, destroyed prop, erty belonging to the Northern Railroad to the amount of $250,000. Tbe fire was first discovered in a wood Bhed near the round house, which contained nine or ten engines, only two of which were removed.

Tho flameB communicated to the adjoining machine shop, about two fliths of which was consumed. At this point it was checked by a brick and iron wall. On the other side It swept through the long woodshedB and communicated to the new bridge across the railroad track and to another woodshed filled with wood, all of which were totally consumed. The insurance on the property was about $123,000, in ten differeni com. panies.

The Diffeence Color Makes We find the following paragraph singularly enough in the Tribune. Comment is unnecessary "When General Bragg was defending a United States fort against a terrible attack tne Mexican war, a negro servant made hiB escape from the danger, fled to the Mexican lines and joined the Mexican service. Now General Bragg is disfranchised, and tho negro servant is one of the Board of Registration for the County of Mobile." Foreign correspondence is largely devoted to the manifestutions of gnof for the death of Maximilian. He was first cousin to tyueen Victoria, who is said to feel his fate deeply. THIRD EDITION.

EAGBjK OFFICE 3 O'CLOCK. Weather Report, July 209 A. m. Portland Wind north raining. Boston Wind northeast, cloudy thermometer 00 deg.

New Yoke Wind northwest, cloudy thermometer 68 deg. Philadelphia Wind north, cloudy thermometer 70 deg. Washington Wind north, clear; thermometer 70 deg. Richmond Wind southwest, clear; thermometer 65 deg. Oswego Wind northeast, cloudy.

Buffalo Wind cast, cloudy thermometer 70 de" Fittseltig Clear and cool. 3 Chicago Clear and warm. Louisville Clear aud pleasant. MoniLE 8 A. Ji.

Wind south, clear thermometer 81 deg. Stocfc Exchanse Sales Flirst Board. New Tobk, July 20 1000 0's 20 rcKin. lOStf 100C0 do 4 1C00 USfa aoep'TTu 10SX 00 do 1 WS)i S0O0 LTS5's 10 10 10iK Treas 7 3 10 notes 1CO00 First scries 103 105000' do lUiK 6090 Second (Ti 5000 St 0's '73 10o6 400 Canton Co 18 89 iou oo 200 Cen Coal Co Cuinb Coal nref. Cll West Union Tel.

100 do b30. 200 do 800 Qulck'r Mn'R Co. 100 WilksharreCoal. 101 Marinos.i Mr C00O Tcnn StG's ex ep. ttiOOO Tenn 6'b new 10CC0 do MOO Va St G'sjicw 1000 Virginia St 0's ex SOCO Car ex 50U) do ICOCfl N.

Car. new 1C0O Missouri 1000 leCOO Georgia St J0C00 Ohio Miss t'er. E0D0 Ohio Mis pr cr 5CC0 Ohio Jliss 1 m. 1G00 Erie 1st r.it do 100 Del Uud Canal 151 100 Atlantic SS Ill 05 Viii 50 50 5K SIM E6 103 70 'A 83K I 101 04 uo 100 do 400 do Pacillc 11 li 111V 145 145f iuu 800 450 do 2d call 145K 300 Central 32 UO 100 do blO, 200 do 100 do 200 Erie 105 2uy uo 7o 300 do 2d call; 71 200 Hudson Klv 118 400 do 100 do 2d call 118 200 Heading rr ioi COO do ioi3 40 do 101 100 do 2d call 104 900 do 104M 200 Mich Central rr. 110 20 do 110Y 100 Mich So Ind.

79 400 do Tali 200 do 79J? S0O do 79 200 do MO. 79 100 do 2d call 1) 5 Panama rr 200 400 Cleve Pitts rr. 90 200 do 90V 1C0 45 600 44K 900 do 45 S00 do bSO. 45X 10500 Jf Cen "S3. 1000 'en T's 106J 1CC0 do bbO.

107 00 SO0O Jlich Ceng's new 113 45 Merchants Hank. 116J 25 l'lienix limik 105 51 Bank of W0 11 Bank of Republic 120 15 Shoe Lea Hank 109 oO St Nicholas Dank 10S 50 Cen Nat 105 10 Fourlh Nat Bank 106 20 do 105 25 Ninth Nut Bank. 107 50 Bank of Cotn'rce 117 20JBank America. 109 250 Adams 100 do 100 Wells, Fargo Ex. 100 do blO.

S00 do 20 American Ex 80 do 30 Mer. Union Ex 25 per paid 72 6GK 60 MX 70 12 in um oc iu 300 NOTICE OP ORDINANOH TO DIRECT LOTS TO BE FENCED Notice li hereby siven all parties Interested, of the Intention of the Common Council of thliclty to past an ordinance to direct the owner ovman of vacant lott Greene avenue, bo tireen Adelphi street and Clermont avonue; on Adelirtil street, betwten Greene avanus and Fultoa avenue; and on Clermont avenue, between Qreeno avenue and Fulton avenue, to have same fenced with a dote board fence not less than six feet high. Dated BrookJja, Je.no 10th, mri. sobbbt furby; ielt lot Street Commuatwet. ASSESSORS' NOTICE IK THE MAT.

tor of apportioning; aad assessing the expense ef opening Evergreen avenue from Adams street to Myrtle avenue. And also nagging Spenoor street, west tide, between Park and FlUfimnc avenues. And also flagging Skiliman street, west side, between DeKalb and Lafayette avoones. And flsgring Quincy street, both sides, between Hoi trand and Marcy avenues. llie Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pnrsn.

nt to tbe provisions of an Act of the Legislature of Ue Slate of New Tori, entitled "An Act to consolidate tke Cities of Brooklyn and rVllUunsborgh and the Town ot Bushwlck into one Municipal Government, and to Incorporate the same," passed April 17, 1834, and of the several acts amendatory thereof and supplementary tnereCo, hereby give notice that the reports of tho aasoeamentt In the above entitled matters have boen made, and that said reports are no deposited in the offlce or said Board at the City Hall, In tbe City of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined by all persona Interested: and that the said Board will meet In the esld offlce on tbe 6th day ol July, 1867, at 3 o'clock P. to hear oblecU.ns (If any) from tne parties Interested, and to complete and sign our said reports. Parties having: objections to make, tvll) lease present them In writing. Dated Brooklyn. June 1th, 18C7.

CJeiU td HENRY E. BIPLBY. President. WANTED A SITUATION BY A thoronghly recommended young lad aa farmer's boy or gentleman's driver; understands milking and tho care of norses; strictly honest and willing to bo generally U6eful; with best city references. To be seen for two days at 140 Fulton st, corner of MIddagti, under the scgar Btore.

Had a Fit. A woman named Ellen Carman was taken with a fit in Claason avenue last evening, and was conveyed to tier rsidence in Pacific, near Smith street, by an oMcer or the Forty fourth Precinct. Police okk. Tfie police arrests for the week, as transcribed from tile books of Secretary Polk, are as follows US; 14th. ST; 15th, SI; 10th, 72; 171b, 59; lSili, Wth, 31; Total Runaway Accident.

About 8 o'clock last evening a man nnnu I' ter McDonald, while drivin? a team or horse tnrou Prospect street, was thrown from his wagon hordes taking fright, and had his arm broken. The Fort eighth Precinct police took him to the City UosjmUI. The Late 3Ir. Pierce, of the ncr of Third nvenisn anil liver a funeral sermon ti rative of the Jili iJie O. The Rev.

Reformed Dutch C'hnrch, cor Twcnty flrat street, will de morrow morning, enmmemo. ate John G. Bergen. There will he no services at i he late residence of the deceased to morrow, as siated yonierday by mistake. Sunuoc.ViE's Col ht.

Before Hon. TYm. D. Wills proved: Eliza A. Draper, James McMillan, Joh i M.

Latnpley, ail of the City of Brooklyn. Lcller of aniinisiration were granted in the estate of lbt following named deceased persons, viz: Elizabeth Clark, Mary Burke, and Peter Dalton, of the City of Brooklyn T. Denyse, of the Town of New Ctrechi Another Sxkak Boarder. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. of No.

S3 State street, took a hoarder who proved to he a non paying investment. He first engaged a sieet oi note paper to write a letter, and on goinir to his ruom was not seen again. Singularly enough coat disappeared at about the same time. The garment beimr valued at 50, an unfortunate boarder i. victimized to that amount.

Fatal Scaldi.no Accident. Coroner Lynch yesterday alicrenon held an inquest upon a child ot llrs. Doutl. residing: in Ilieks street, near Cole, who died l't scalds received about two weeks since, it appeared (hat a Mrs. Morison, residing in the huu.

o. trok 11, child in her arms, and, being under the infiuerc of liquor, fell against a pot of boiling wau r. vi ich was ovcrlurned, and scalded both the. worcar. child.

A verdict of death from scalds, cccidei.ia' ived, was rendered. CoxtrLIJIKXT Coxceut to Madame Pozzom. The Br; and Loan Society evening to has helped all lhroi certs very atlnicli Musical instrument, Paving a complimentary concert last P'Krzoni, a deserving lady, who the season to make their con v. was a good attendance. and the enieriajnn Among the artists the occasion, uv.v W.

and V. Osun: Henry Cushing. Davidge. K'hl was all lhat could be desired, who assisted the fair beueficiare on Lockwood, Fred. Steins, er.

Von Nordholf, li. Goldsmith, A. Sedgwick and Mr. William Masonic Pic On Monday, as will be seen by an adveiiiseinent in another column, the members of Corner Ledge, No. 3(17, P.

and A. will go on a pie ide to Crossett's Grove, and having made preparation li.r a good time generally, will doubtless have it. The fourth annual pie nic of Zeredalha Lodge, No. 4S3, will take place on Tuesday next, 23d inst. As the arrangements for this pu uic are all first class, and a lovely spot lias been selected, it will, no doubt, be what the preceding entertainments of a similar character gotten up by the members of Zercdatha has been both pleasant and successful.

BrHGLAJtY I.V Ml'ltTLB Avexue. On Tuesday night, the resilience of Felix Evans, comer of Canton street and Myrtle avenue, was entered by burglars, who thoroughly ransacked the house, and stole 70 in money and 'iOO worth of clothing. The burglars escaped with their booty. They entered by forcing a rear door. This is one of the burglaries not reported by the police, who, nevertheless, expect great credit when tiny no capture one of the villainous operators.

It would he no more than right that the burglars should have their share of credit for successful operations, auu the police play a one sided game When they suppress the same. Coroner's Inquest on the Sixteenth Waed Suicide. Coroner Smith yesterday afternoon held an impiest on the body of the German, C. J. Weber, 22 yeais oIJ, who hung himself yesterday morning in his apartment, at 10 Wyckoff street, E.

The manner in which the deed of self destruction was managed indicates his having brooded over the coming event, and made sure of his course being effectual in producing the desired result. He was found by a servant, hung np with a long woolen scarf fastened to the noil used for (he looking glass, which he had displaced, and his person entirely destitute of clothing. Weber was a native of Esslingen, Wurtemberg, where his parents still reside, and it is supposed that on the recent retirement of his father from an extensive business, and the consequent distribution of patrimony to his children, he was overlooked in this particular. However it may be, he uttered no complaint, nor assigned a single reason for his rash act. Three witnesses, occupants of the same house, were examined, and but one of them knew any fact bearing on the subject.

rl his one, a fellow boarder named Conrad Meir, said Weber told him, two days before, that his father was dying, and had made over all his property to a dauehter, leaving Weber nothing. After a short deliberation, the jury returned a verdict in accordance with the facts above stated. Amusements. The Park Theatre Close op the Season. The closing performance of the season was given at the Park Theatre last evening.

The closing of the house was rather abrupt, owing to the illness of Mrs. Conway, who had intended to appear once more to wind up the season with some edaU The season just closed commenced September 1st, and extended to forty six weeks. On the whole the season was successful and, we believe, profitable, though not artistically brilliant. The company comprised several artists of decided ability, but it was incomplete and weak in some important respects. Such a result, however, is not always the fault of a manager, who sometimes cannot secure the talent he desires.

Mr. and Airs. Conway themselves worked hard, and relied on their own efforts and the support of the regular stock to carry the season through, the only star engagement in the regular season was that of Mrs. D. P.

Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins made the success of the Summer season. The theatre will open again on the 31st of August, giving a recess of six weeks.

Wo believe we express the general sentiment of the Brooklyn public, for whose entertainment Mrs. Conway his labored so long and so faithfully, hoping that she may profit in health by the brief rest she has accoraed to herself, and realize all the pleasure that change of scene and relaxation from the cares of business can bring. Hooley's Opera House. Manager Hooley has now the held to himseir, his bemg the only place of amusement now open in the city. lie has provided a first class entertainment for the emergency, kcepiue his company up to the highest standard of merit, and he ha9 recently spent throe thousand dollars to bring out a panoramic novelty, which everybody will certainly go to see.

TlTE ORIENTALS AT THE ACADE3rr OP Music. An Asialic invasion of Brooklyn will take place en Monday evening, the combined troupe Japanese jugglers and Arab athlete3 will appear at the Academy o( Music, on Atondav and Tuesday evenings The Dragon Troupe of Japanese are said to surpass the first set in wonderful feats. The star of the troupe is a young lady who does more astonishing things than All Eight. The Arabs are of the tribe of Beni Zoug Zoug, ana are most astonishing fellows in the tumbling line. Sneak TiriEr.

Tlie apartments of Francis McCuc, at 35 Grand street, E. w'ere entered yester day afternoon by a sneak thief, who succeeded in getting away with $17 in money and a receipt of the Williamsburg City Savings Dank, for money deposited. POLICE Robbed a Child on the Street. A child named Elizabeth Losee, while pasinn alori" Grand street, near Eighth, E. atGK o'clock last evening, on her way home with a quantity of cake mt purchased, was met by a young scamp named Nicholas Meyers, who took from her both cake and basket and made off.

The falher of the girl happened to see the transaction, however, and took young Nick to the Station house, from which he emerged this inorniu" and appeared berore Jusiice Dailcy. Ue pleaded gniTtv of the theft and was lined $3 or be confined in jail' for live days. A Dangerous Darkey. Albert Hollow ay was arrested yesterday morning by officer Holland, at the cornerof South fourth and Tenth streets, E. having in his possession a pistol and razor, the former of which he was flourie'itn" about and threatenim' to have vengeance on Primus Hamilton, another colored individual, with whom he has already had several bouts, in which he came off second best.

Justice Daily required Hoiloway to furnish bonds in the sum of default of which he was sent to jail. rTli Buuulgau Case. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle At a recent regular session of the Common Council of this city, Mr. William Ifannigan, to whose skill and genins oar new County Court House is indebted for some of its most prominent attractions, memorialized that honorable bodv on the subject of a veto from Mayor Booth, which reflected (as Mr. II.

helitved) most severely and unjustly upon him. It was Mr. Hannigan's desire to set himself rigbrrbefore a community which he had lived upwards of a quarter oi a century, not ouly on his own account as a man of '1'8' but as tlle bcad of very large family 0UEh bis communication was couched in becom "SbPfctlnl terms, 9. as I informed con JeJccted as not comporting with the di" Dilyof tbe "learned Thebans" who were solicited to place it upon their files, and he therefore he' that you will give through the columns of a paper which neve? denies a hearing to the persecuted or oppressed I cur rency to the fact herein iet forth. vsea, cur Your obedient servant, A new evening journal, to be called the Express, will be published in Louisville in a few days.

A New York clergyman has advertised for a country minister to take his place for six weeks, at a salary of $20 per week. A man named Jimerson, in Ogden Kansas, was bitten by a rattlesnake a few days ago, and died from the effects of the bite despite the whiskey, of which he partook freely. The business of the Ohio Kiver, according to a recent report made by the superintending engineer of improvements on that stream, has increased rapidly, notwithstanding the diversion of a large amount of trade and travel to railroads. The greatest increase has been in the coal traffic. Bely' Family asd Dispensing Phatwa cy, Myhtle Ave, Cohkee ADELrur.

sr. Mineral Waters on draught. Soda Water, unequalcd for its purity and rPiJ'sicians'Presc''lp'ions a specialty. Jy20 If there is one thing which seems to be thoroughly settled, in the practice of dentistry la Brooklyn, it Is that the better class of our citizens, and especially ladles, will not venture Into any dental office, which is located over a corner grocery, paint shop or other unsuitable place. This fact Is obvious to any one who Is anxious to learn the truth.

Thof who desire first class dentistry will give Dr. J. W. Bowers, dentist, No. 96 Lawrence st, a call before going elsewhere.

Going to Boston. Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, no.

tn Bond street, win close his office in this city onWcdnesilay, Slst at M.j therefore, those ho wish to consult him for Loss of Hair, Premature Gravncss, ens, warts, Pimply Eruptions, Come dones (Black Worms), or lor any Cutaneous Eruptions, or to obtain his Concentrated Pbescriptions for HOME or Err.opEAS travcl.should avail themselves of the present opportunity. Dr. Perry will open tils Boston office, No. 41 Winter St on Monday, August 0th, for two months only. Cors ultations personally or by letter are free of caarge To the Ladies.

We call attention to the advertisement of O'Keilly Brothers, 887 Fulton st, for thei are determined to clear out their summer stock of Dry Goods at a great reduction. Grocers who would please the trade will not fail to keep on hand a supply of Dobbins' Electric Soap. Fourt "Lngs." Chair can ing, furniture repair big, ing and upholster ing form the most in terest ing subject to housekeepers at this season Jonii B.Pitt, 116 and IIS Jay near Sands. Second hand furMture bought. No hotel or laundry can afford to be without Dobbins' Electric Soap.

The superior quality of the work done with it, together with the saving of time labor, make it an indispensable article when its worth Is once known. Mr. J. A. Wirrpi'LE, of Boston, has the lamest establishment, and is one of the most successful photo rraphers in the United States.

Sprlngileld Re publiean. The Devil in Tribulation. The devil uiu iuiu siuuvea. ne survevea me hosts 01 einaeia ti'd living skeletons caused by the. use of impure imit i tionsi't Siileralus, but when he saw Pile's pure invigor.i tme.lic exclaimed, "I an beaten! Pvle, has clone Itl l'Pi ll.U' IVill lllltfP ln.nltl.

tinu fl, people's friend. Black and Colored Gimps, Sack Buttons and Omairenis in every style and and at low prices at Loos itt. Sot. Co'a, 251 Fulton street, opposite Clinton, pl2tf Dr. A.

J. Willets has resumed the prac of nis profession, at Sii Loud street, Brooklyn. 1m at. Fringes, Silk, Worsted and Cotton in dif frr' 'tit Aarieties it Lockitt, Son Co's, '251 Fultoa street, opposite Clinton. anl2 tf Religious Notices.

Cablton Avenue M. E. CnoRCH, near Myrtle avenue. Preaching on Pabbath, A.M., by Rev. Heman Bangs, P.

and at 1 o'clock P. M. by the nrstor. liev. Geo.

Lansing Taylor. Evening subject: "The I'hilartliropycf Redemption." Cltntox Ave. Baptist Cnuncn, worshipping in the Union Baptist Sabbath School room, Van derbilt avenue, between Jdyrtle and Park avenues. Preaching to morrow, 10X o'clock, and IP. 51., bv uaslor, Rev.

E. T. Hiscox, D. D. Sabbath b'chool aud Bible Classes meet at 11 P.

M. Classoi; Avenue Presbyterian Ciiurcii. Rev. Nathaniel J. Burton, of Hartford, will preach to morrow in the new char.el, on Monroe at lt A.

M. and before P. ill. Sunday fcchool at 2 P. M.

Rev. npNRY BLANCnARD will preach in the Church of the Restoration, corner of Monroe place and Chirk 6treet, on Sunday morning. The church will be closed till the second Suuday of September. Christian CnuRcn, Brooklyn School Room in Adelplii street, fourth door south from Mvrtle jiveniif Services to morrow, at 3 o'clock P. M.

Subject of conference: "The True Basis of C'tiristiaa Union." All Christians invited to attend aud take part in the con fereiice. Cnuncn op the Reformation (Fro Episcopal), Rev. U. R. Brewer, Services to morrow in the new chapel on Gains avenue, be (iveen Classon and Pranklin avenues, at 10y A.

M. and 7J( 1'. M. Sunday School at 3 P. M.

Religious Union Meeting at Lefferts P.irk. Preaehiue at 10). Preachimr al by Rev. G. Lansing Taylor, p'ustor ef Carlton avenue K.

Church. Pre.ach i. at qiu.rler to by Rev. Mr. Hatfield uf the M.

E. ClmrcL. The public are cordially in vited. East Brooklyn Baptist Cnuncn, Bedford aveuue. near Mvrtle avenue.

Preaching to morrow, at 10 A.M. and 7 P.M., by the Pastor, Rev. Hiram liut chins. Sabbath school at 2 P. M.

DeKalb Avenue M. E. CnuRcn, between Kent and Franklin avenues. The Rev. Ueman Bangs nill preach to morrow afternoon, at Zy P.

and the pastor, Rev. J. W. Leek, at 10 A. M.

and IX P. M. Rev. Edward P. Ingkrsoll, of Sandu's kv, Ohio, will preach to morrow, in the south Congregational Chnrch, corner of President and Court streets, at half past 10 A.

M. and in the evening. Second United Presbyterian Church. comer of Atlantic avenue and Bond street. Preaching on to morrow (Sabbath) at I0K A.

M. and3HP. by ie pastor, itev. u. o.

ratterson. saDDath school at 9 A.M. and a P.M. Rev. J.

G. Bartholomew will preach to to morrow morning in the Cliurcti of the Redeemer (TJni eri cejiu avtiiuui Jiuiti luuiiiuiauuci. iDUunay School at2XP M. Rev. R.

P. Stebbins, D. of Cambridfre. will preach in the Church of the Saviour, corner of j'lern poni street ann isionroe place, on hiluuay morning, the illst, and the following Sunday morning, the y.9ta inst. Services at hall past 10.

Dedication Services. The Dedication Services of the Herkimer street Baptist Tabernacle, corner of Troy avenue, will take place to (Sunday), July Hist. The sermon in the morning, at half past 10 I'clock, will be preached by Rev. D. Moore, D.

pastor of Wasldncton avenue Baptist Church. Afternoon BCrvice at half past 2 o'clock. Addresses wilt be delivered by several clergymen. Singing bv the children of the school. Evening service at 73f o'clock; sermon by Rev.

E.T. Hiscock, D.D., pastor of Clinton avenue Baptist Church. Collections will bo taken up at the close of each service, in aid of the building fund. First Reformed Presbyterian Church, Dutlield street Preaching to morrow (Sabbath) bv the pastor, Rev. Nevin Woodside, at 10 A.

M. and 3KP. M. The public are cordially Invited. Sabbath Sotiool at o'cleckP.

M. Centenary M. E. Church, corner of Jay and Johnson streets. Preaching to morrow morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.

J. F. Searles. general prayer meeting at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The Kings County Central Temperance Association will hold two opfn air meetings to morrow alteruooii at o'clock, on Fort Greene, as usual, and at 4 o'clock, at the City Park.

Good speakers are expected to address both meetings Rev. Henry JiiMBALL will preach Sunday morning and evening. In the Bedford Congregational Church (Rev. Mr.llutchlns'), corner Pacific street and Clove road State Street Congregational Church, State street, south of Hoyt. Rev.

C. A. iiai vev, who is now occupyine the pulpit of this church, wilt p'reaeh tomorrow, at 10JS A. M. aud at P.

M. Stand up for Jesus. Praying Band tomorrow, at the Elm street Mission, near aud iiush wlck avenues, at ios A. 3 P. hi.

and A to 8 P. M. Uxion Prayer Meeting at the new Methodist Mission Church, corner of valiant avenue and Devoc street, Williaiusburgli, all day to morrow, at 10K A. M. audi! and P.M.

South Congregational Church, corner of Court and President streets. Preaching to morrow at 1DM A. M. and at IX P. by the Rev.

Mr. Iugersoll, ot Sandusky. PiELDixa r.E:, On Thursday, July ISth, at the reM.h'ne' of ibe bride's mother, by the Rev. George A. lliibbel.

Kor.nr.T W. Fielding to Fannie, only daughter ot the late Geo. G. Bennett, all of Brooklyn. No cards.

Millen I.inset In Brooklyn, on Thursday, JulylSth, lSUi, by Rev. G. A. Hubbcll, Jakes Mii.len to Miss Mak TnA Linsey, both of this city. Rochester Union please copy.

Van Wicklan Booth On Saturday, July 6th, 1887, by the Rev. H. M. Gallnher. Mr.

Knw uu Van Wioklan to L3U1A C. Booth, both of Loag Island. DIED. Rr.VNDiGE In this city, July mtli, Williasi h. Bp.un r.lGE.

infant Eon of PeWitt C. aud Mary L. age i months and 23 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfallv Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, Skiliman st.lld house Southwest of DeKalb ave, en Sunday, July 21st. at 2 p.

M. Caow On Saturday, the 2oth, Robert B. Crow, son of E. F. and J.

F. Crow, aged 11 years, months and I5davs. Funeral will take place on Monday, the K2d, at 93A. from the parents' residence, Spencer fit, first door from LeKalb ave, Brooklyn. Going On Saturday morning, July 29th, of cholera infantum, Reynolds, infant dauehter of Joseph and Helen l.acey Going, aged 2 months and 2 days.

Hitches On Friday, July 10th, of cholera infintnm, M.m.y, inluntihiughter of Andrew and Sarah A. Hashes. aed 11 months. Tbe i elalives and friends of the family are respectfully 5iTl''lTiilarytftnd on Sanday, at 2 o'clock, McCvr.pT In this city, July 20, Mrs. McCurdy, for ri.erly Budget Mel ride, a native or Ireland, County of Parish CaricKmaeross.

Her i i mains will be taken to the Cemeterv of the Holy Cross for Interment to morrow, July 21, at half past two i elatio are most respectfully invited tb attend her faneral from her late residence i iviijnioiiti Ht May her son) rest in peace. KDundalk papers please copy. 1'LnMMEr. At Bedford, on Friday evening, July 19th Mna, infant daughter of Jerome S. and Anna Plam mi agtd 1 year, months and 21 days.

The funeral will take place from their residence. Pacific spd door east ofostrand ave, Sunday, at o'clock, 110! cll1era infantum, on Friday evenln" the 19th instant, at 8j o'clock, Makia Cabolke Infant riiavs and Llzzi0 TlKhe' aS The relatives and friends of the family are resneetfallv Invited to attend the funeral from the residence ot her parents, No 200 5tli avenue, near 3d street, on Sunday afternoon, at Sii o'clock. u4' ul Wilson On the Sth in Edinburgh, Scotland John Wilson, ol Skiliman st, this city, Ihe year" of his age. Due notice will be given of his funeral, which will take place on the arrival of his remains, which are now on their way to his late home. AUTOSEIHENXS.

ORGAN CON CERT. THE LASTOF A series of ORGAN CONCERTS will bo eivon TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. JfJLY23a.aU o'clock at, PLYMOUTH CHCKCU (Rer. Henry Ward Beecher'sl The public Is respectfully invited to attend, ADMISSION FREE. These concerts, Intended to create and foster a taste for organ mnslc.

will be resumed on my return from the country, of which due notice will be eivpn F. F. MfLLER, Organist and Director of Music at Plymouth Church jy20 at TJSIC FOB THE MILLION GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY PIC NIC OF MnHAWva 56th REGIMENT BAND, at Hanft's Myrtle avenue Park on WEDNESDAY, August 7th, 1S67. Alternato promen! adlng between each dance, by the full Military and Promenade Band of the Regiment. By kind permission of Col.

J. Q. Adams, the unique Band uniform of the Kettiment will be worn for the occasion. A procession of several Companies of the Regiment will make a procession in the city, headed by the Regiment Band. Tickets 50 cents, admitting gentleman and lady, to bo had at Band Headquarters: P.

C. Rcllly's, 111 and 113 Hilary Bt; P. H. Grogan's, SI3 Fulton ft, and at Sawyer's Music Store, cor Jay st and Fnlton av. GRAND EXCURSION OF CORNER ti 9NE LODGE, No.

367. F. and A. MONDAY, r7 GROVE. The splendid steam! ac accl mammoth double deck barges, iT rt "ad KHINfcBECK; also DODWORTH'S celebra Bands, are engaged for the occasion.

at the foot of South 2d st, ferry. Brooklvn, while the the follwlng landings: Greenpoint, at "iuthf 'ftpast seven; Broome stN. at nip At; ferrv iTrn 'L Hllla.m?burSl'.aJlhalf and Fnlton luc making samo land Sto "cnxTSecy. 1. W.

Eccxestoh, Trens. Jyl8 3t KCt. con'i' WANTED AJN EXPERIENCED operator on Wheeler Wilson's machine. Call at JLockwood's. No.

Wlllonghby Bnliaine. Fulton v. ANTED A GIKL TO DO OEJN EKAL housework in a small nrlvnti. in thlj Apply at 78 South Oxford st, between Fulton and Lafayette avs. ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A WET HUJ.

i.k) innri st, corner oi state. STST" A MT Rll A IfTUC'n fa a nontT washer aud ironer; one who understands making bread and pastry; for a small family; no otuer need apply; good city references required. Apply at 84 Elliott place. WANTED A SMART HONEST BOY, in a ship store establishment in New York; must bean American, not over ltyears old, and reside with his parents. Address SHIP, Eagle offlce.

WANTED AGIRXtOd01NEEAL housework In a small family; must he a good cook. Apply at No. 21)East Warren st. WANTED man to take cimrge, two operators, and girls or different branches. Apply, with reference, at 83 Fulton avenue WANTED A GOOD COOKTWASHER and ironer; muet understand making bread and biscuir.

Apply at 10t Bedford ave. corner nodney street. jyl9 2tc WANTED A GOOD SEAMSTRESS and operator, with machine. Call at G30 Pacific Bt, from 9 to 12 o'clock. at ANTED BY A LADY, A WELL Behaved colored etrl.

aecd from 9 to Vi years: un orphan preferred; euch a one will And a good home by applying in mc oimery, corcuroi iiaoiiiiotiave aim van Brunt st, South Brooklyn. St WANTED AGENTS TO INTRODUCE anew and salable invention, now ready. Liberal inducements. Good men will find permanent and remunerative occupation. Call on or address A.

R. HEATH, Ko. 4 Bands at, Brooklyn, L. I. yl9 2t WANTED WOOD TURNERS FOB SAN FRANCISCO Five or six ttrst class turners; wages from f3 50 to $4 SO per day in gold coin; steady employment the year round.

Also a couple of men capable of runnina a sharpening machine: the beBt of workmen only reed apply to W. Li. UOI'i llto aiameii iiiue, Vnrt fit WANTED 100 LABORERS TO WORK on sewers; wages 1 75 per day. Inquire on work, on Itiver street, near Flushing avenue. Jylf Ct KIiNPGLEY KEENEY, Contractors.

WANTED 100 LABORERS TO WORK on laying the second water main for the city; wages $1 75 per day Apply on work, near Rldgewood lieservoir, East New York. KINGSLEY KEENEY. jylS 6t 67 ANTEii Ladies to learn to op erate on Slneer's and Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machines; all branches taught and recommended to work; also all kinds of family stitcliiog and done by an experienced operator. Apply at 182 i ulton street, up stairs. Je '5 lm ANTED SERVANTS ON MONDAY, for snnerior situations in the very host families in lll OOKlvn alio llie eonuir.v.

uouu tiervaiiis wautinir places, and respectable giris lately arrived, should apply to Mr. CHRISTOPHER. 10 Tillary street. His Agency is the niosl respectable and reliable in Brooklyn. Abundance of places every day, without watting, at the highest wages.

ANTE SERVANTS OOKS. chambermaids, treneral houscworkers. laundresses. seamstresses, nurses, girls lately landed, for situa tions i.ow ready some ol tnc best laniilics in llrooklyn and iis vicinity. Anplv on Mondav, and every day during llie week, at WALLACE'S Ofllcc, 1 Sands st, near Fulton.

N. P. Employers in city and country promptly supplied with elllclect servants at this office. WANTED REAL ESTATEGENT An industrious man, competent to rent houses, collect rents, and who would devote his whole time for a moderate salary; a mechanic preferred, who has experience in building. Address, with name, residence, present employmect.

salary and references, REAL ESTATE, Box T18 Sew York Post office, for three days. jylOllt" ANTED GIRLS TO WORK ON coats: one operator and others for different branches. Nono Imt experienced hands, with tlm best of reference need apply at S3 ulton av. ANTED A GIRL TO ASSIST IN treneral housework In a small family: must lio a cood cook, washer and ironer. Call for two days at Col.

JULIAN ALLEN'S, corner of Lafayette and Bedford aveMlrojjklyn jylS 2t WANTED SERVANTS COOKS, chain henna ids, nurses, seamstresses, general house cirls lately landed, sniail girls, thev must be well recommended. Applv at WALLACE'S Ajrene.y, 4 Sands street, near Fulton. 11. Employers in city and country promptly supplied with efficient servants at this olflcc. the oldest in llrooklyn.

Established 1S19. JylS 2 1 ANTED A SITUATION BY A American girl to do up stairs work or take care of children; would go in the country. Apply at 123 Prospect st, ANTED A KESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, with a ircf Drcast oi jnilk. who lost her baby two weeks old, wishes to take a baby to her own home to wet nurse, or to go out. Gall for two days at ISO Prospect st.

ANTED A SITUATION BY A NEAT, iutcllficent eirl to do chamberwork and waitine, or as nurse, plain newer, is fully capable and ex periences to uo eiiner, una win ue lounu wiiunit and trustworthy, with good recommendations. Apply at 81 Cranberry st, Irooklya. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectable young girl to do general housework in a small family. Please call for two days at 75 Tillary street WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spcctahle colored woinau as first class cook; has fxood city references. Call for two days at 2215 "Washington st.

ANTED A SITUATION AS WAIT ress and chambermaid, or would take care of a baby. Apply to A1AKGAKET CliTDLE, 110 Atlantic st, near Henry. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectable young woman to do pencral housework; is a good plain cook, washer and Ironer: or would do charabcrwork and make herself generally useful, has good city references. Call for two days at 54 llergen st, near Smith. WANTED A SITUATION AS PRO feesed cook, by a thoroughly efficient wooian; she has the beet city references for honesty, respectability and capability; she understands all kinds of game, soups, pastries and preserves, as well as meat and vegetable cooking.

App.y on. Mouday, at 4 Sands st, near Fulton, basement. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE sne.ctable eirl to do un stairs work or to care of children: no oblnetlon tn the r.onntrv: haa rmnrl city references. Apply lor two days at 101 Hall near Gates ave. 1yl9 at WANTED A LADY WISHES A POSI tioL aB contralto in some Protestant church in Brooklyn.

Address CONTRALTO, Box 4,281 N.T.P.O. Jyl8 St WANTED A SITUATION BY A faithful and very respectable Protestant girl, in a small private family, as an un stalrs girl or to do general housework. Call at No. 5 Strong place, at her present employer's. JylO 2t WANTED A SITUATION TO DO cooking, washing and ironing or general housework, by a smart, capable girl; is a neat, respectful and economical servant, and an excellent washer and irbner and good cook, and highly recommended.

Apply on Monday, at 121 Atlantic st, oelow Henry. Either city or country. WANTED A SITUATION BY AN American Protestant girl to do general housework in a hoarding house; is a good cook, washer and ironer: has good city references. Call for two days at 130 Plymouth st, 2nd floor, back room. WANTED A SITUATION BY A French cook, in a small family; understands her business thoroughly; can Eive good references.

Call for two days at 251 Fulton st. 3rd door. WANTED A SITUATION jN honest, industrious girl to do general housework in a email family; satisfactory references. Inquire at 109 Sands st, in the trimming store. WANTEDA SITUATION BY A RE epectable gir to do general housework; good references.

Can be seen at lier present employers, 44 Orange 6t, Brooklyn. WANTED A SITUATION BY A young girl as nurse or chambermaid; would be willing to go. to the country. Can be seen for three days at her present employer's, 23G Cumberland st. Jyl8 2t WANTED A SITUATION BY A VERY superior waitress and chamViermatd; one who thoroughly understands her business.

Apply at her present employer', G5 Remsun Bt. ANTEDA" PROTESTANT WIDOW wants work; washing by the day or would take clothes home; house, ofilce or church cleaning; can be well recommended. Call at S73 Dean st, in the rear. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE soeetsrnle vomer rrirl to tin nn Kt.jiirq wort nr mini children; Hood, city references given. Call or address, for two tkiys, nt LUS Columbia Bt, 2nd Uoor, front room, near President St.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A young girl, in a plain family, to do housework; good, obliging girl. Can be seen at her present place, 242 Clermont ave, near call for two days. WANTErJA iSiSPECTABLE LADY wishes the sewing ofa family.lby the day or week; understands dresBmaking and general family sewing. Inquire at 375 Walworth st, near Myrtle ave. 2t WANTED BY A SMART BOY, 17 years old, a situation to learn a trade, or a nlace ill a store or oflice; writes well uuurcbs t.

cattle i 'race. JylO 4t WANTED WORK BY EXPERIENCED operators who go out with or without their own machines, by the day; particular attention paid to the cutting and fitting of children's clothing and Infanta' wardrobes; dress and cloak making dono in the house, and all kinds of machine stitching. Please call at 433 Fnlton, near Bocrum st. Orders punctually attended to. JylS 6t WANTS.

ANTED A SMALL HOUSE IN nient to Fulton ferrv. in a eood ncfzrihorhood. bv a small of adults; rent not to exeeerf STO per annum. Address, Stating particulars, O. A.

13., Eagle oflice, immediately. jy20 2t AKTED A FRAME 2 OR 3 STORY house, imnrovenients. Kfoitfe trees, and about 5 lots of ground; must be well located and convenient to cars and ferries. Also wanted, a place on the Sound, near water; a frame house and few acres of land. Address, with full particulars, and when possession can be had, PURCHASER, Egle oflice.

WANTED BY A SMALL AMERICAN family, three or four rooms; rent must be moderate. Address C. A. Eagle oflice. Jy20 2t WANTED TO HIReTaHOUSE; MUST be in a good neighborhood, between Atlantic and Myrtle aves and Carlton and Grand aves Dreferred.

Ad dreFS J. W. 130 Clinton st, corner of Pacific. Jylo 3t WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE, a house suitable for a small family; brick or frame, in a good neighborhood, convenient to cars. Address, giving full particulars, Box 2,235, New York P.O.

J5I6 3teod ANTED TO RENT, A SMALL linilRP. nntniTllmr in trnnA n.ilrrli. borhood; rent not to exceed jsOO per year. Address B. Box Eagleofflcc.

Jyl9 at WANTED BY THE FIRST OF AUGUST one or two unfurnished rooms, for a ladv and her daughter, net to exceed half a mile from the City Hall; rent aboutll per month. Address M.F.255 Fulton ay, corner of Raymond st, In the feed store. Jyl9 2t ANTED 50.000 POUNDS OF OLD SCRAT PAPER The highest price in the city paid for old newspapers, white and colored rags, old c.j;Peri Pewter and lead, tin foil.oFdnats, TAIiT0rlJ.eJ"B to free of charge. JAMES DRISCOLL, No. 9 Prospect St.

JySjJnl IiOSOT AMP 'porsi). SSf LOST, A MOCKING R1). The above reward will be paid on his being returned to 3SLarayette av. ti, "DOCKET BOOK, containing a small sum of money. can haTc the same by calling on C.

L. ALLEN, iSil2Sce Columbia and Dooghtysts, proving prrmjertyandpaylng for this advertisement. LOST FRIDAY EVENING, BETWEEN and Adelpiil st, Brooklyn, a lartdL9 W.ATPH. The Under will be suitably roward cjlrojlellyerlng It to 235 Adelphl st. REWARD LOST.

THURSDAY AF July 18th, In Register's or Collector's ce, Sa District, a MEMORANDUM BOOK, the owner's name on the brown paper wrapper outside. By rotnrn Ing the same to Mr. J.s. ALLEM, Dep. Collector, or N.

Fourth st, WllUamsburgh, tho finder will receive the nhnvn a Iv1 2t Jyl9 2t REWARD LOST, ON THURSDAY oiretuuuu, UUiy lOtn. 1U VjllUtUU 01 uv vnecu i uv ton and Union sts, a gold BRACELET, with the name "Annie" engraved upon it. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving It at 197 President st, 8onth Brooklyn. Jyl92t FOUND ON THE 2d OF JULY ON board a Fulton ferry boat, a POCKET BOOK, containing money. Owner may apply at 64 High st, and by proving property, will receive the same.

JylBSt TilTREWARb LEFT ON THE 9J Hamilton avenue ferry boat, on Friday cvenlne. a small block leather BAG; owner's rjamo on lock. Tho above will be paid for Us delivery at No. 181 Inl in st, South Brooklyn..