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EAGLE i BHOOKLYN DAILY i THREE CENTS. BROQKXiYN, SATUDAt, JUfoE 8, 1873. VOL. 34. NO.

153. CIjOTHCIIVO. DBT COOPS, CTIIIflfJERY, Ac DBT GOODS, IuTU.I.lrfeBT, Ac FINANCIAL. AUCTIONEERS. A ttiirty pound Balmoa costs fifty cents ia Portland, Or.

The braidings of the Terre Hftutp cm works cover three acres and the ground eight acres. A Maine paper announces as an item of State news that the first naval battle of the reVolu tion was fought in Machias harbor in 1775. That is an interesting' fact, bqt it has been a little alow in finding its way into the local journals. All fees over bridges in Ijondon are now abolished, save in one case. Even the magnificent and enormously costly bridge over the Danube, at Buda Pesth, is free.

A Pennsylvania man ottos a Bible 117 years old that has never had its leaves cut. If such careful usage continues, the sacred volume will answer for his descendants for twioa as many years to come. There is a m'nfr hole on the New Jersey Midland Railroad which has defied all efforts at filling, and the Company are now negotiating for the State of Rhode Island to help along a little. A Maine court has lately decided that a railroad ticket is good for six years if not used before the expiration of that time. An Atlanta doctor advises persons afraid of cholera to stand on their heads for one minute three times a day.

He argues that this arrests abdominal depression, and would be a healthful gymnastic exercise at any time. The Louisville Courier Journal thinks that what Spain "really wants is a Cesar or a Cromwell or a Napoleon, to take her by the Lair and shake thj nonsense out of her." OFFICIAL LIST OF LETTEBS. Published in tho Brooklyn Daily Eagle Under the Law ol Congress Giving the Fnblieatlon of the List of totters to tbe Newspaper Having the largest Circulation. Persons calling for Istteta advertised trill sare time and facilitate tile pnbllo business by mentioning the fact that the letter called for has been "advertised," naming date of the Baqlk In which, the advertisement appeared. PBT POOPS, MHJJIf EBY, Ac A A.

FINAL OLO'SING OUT SALE, PBBB TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS. WKOHSLER 4 ABRAHAM. WECHSLER 4 ABRAHAM, WBOHSLBR 4 ABRAHAM, WECHSLER 4 ABRAHAM, WECHSLER 4 ABRAHAM, WECHSLER 4 ABRAHAM, 297 AND 209 FULTON ST, 297 AND 299 FULTON ST, 297 AND 299 FULTON ST, 597 AND 298 FULTON ST, 7 AND 299 FULTON ST, Between Tillary and Johnson sts, Between Tillary and Johnson sta, Between Tillary and Johnson sts. Between Tillary and Johnson sts. Will continao their great clearing out sale during the month of July.

STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS. STILL GREATER REDUOTIONS. PLAIN, STRIPED AND BLACK SILKS, PLAIN, STRIPED AND BLACK SILKS, AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. THIN DRESS FABRICS, THIN DRESS FABRICS, THIN DRESS FABRICS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

of every description, at" AT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. FINE WHITE GOODS, FINE WHITE GOODS, FINE WHITE GOODS, HOUSRKHEPING COTTONS AND LINENS, HOUSEKEEPING COTTONS AND LINENS, HOSIERY, ARK THEATRE. Mr.

John P. Manager. SATURDAY EVENING. And LAST NIGHT of the COLEMAN JISTERS, In NAN, THE GOOD FOB NOTHING. And DRIVEN FROM HOME.

Introducing all their apeolaltles, songs, dances, solos and duets, to conolude withthe Irresistible and Comical Farce 0t tta PERSECUTED DUTCHMAN. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st. near Conoord. SATURDAY, June 28, POSITIVELY LA8T NIGHT OF MR. ED.

LAMB. ROBERT MAO AIRE, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. jTIONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Concord. SATURDAY, June 29.

POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR. ED. LAMB. HUBERT MAOAIRF, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. PARK THEATRE.

AIKEN. The last week of the "Old Pari." MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 30. The Colloquial Aotor and Popular Author, MR. ALBERT W. AIKEN.

Supported by hla own New York Company, in his famous drama of city life. THE WITCHES OF NEW YORK. Grand matiness Friday and Saturday afternoons. Admission SO 60 75ota. and $1.

YCEUM THEATRE, i Washington st, near Concord. SATURDAY, Juno 28, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR. ED. LAMB. ROBERT MAOAIRB, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.

lOHTERNO'S SUMMER EVENING CONCERTS, BROOKrilNK. SATURDAY EYrsNING, JUNE 28, pboobahuz: 1. March Meyerbeer 2. Overture "Gazia Ladra" Rossini a Walta "Aoademlcal Citizen" 4. Ave Marie G5nn95 6.

Overture "Zampa" Herola 6. Reverie Vieuztemps 1. Andante "Fifth Symphonle" Boethovon aSeleotion "ob" 8. Overture "Miguon" Thomas 10. Eligie "Solo for Cornet" Composed ana performed by Herr Kaltonborn alts "Homage" 15255! 12.

Galop On MONDAY, June 80, In addition to the uBal oonoert, there will bo an exhibition of Oallsthenlos, Tableani and Singing, by tho pupils of sohoola Nos. 13 and 8, under the dl re0an0f MR. AVON O. BURNHAM, Concluding with a social hop. The full oroheatrawill be in attendance the entire evening.

Admission, 50 cents. Packages of 19 tickets (good for any evening during the season), $. For sale at tnousnal places and atthe door. YOEUM THEATRE. Washington street, near Conoord.

SATURDAY, June 58. and POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR. ED. LAMB. ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT Toby Twinkle 1J'amb Stephen Plumb Mr.

Ohas. MoManus Martha GlbbB Miss Ida Vernon To conolude with "ROBERT MAOAIRE." Jacqnes 8trop Robert Maoaire Mr. Ohas. MoMannua HOUSE. STARTLING COMBINATION.

GRAND CONVENTION OF ARTISTS. READ. Mr. J. H.

Budworth, Bobby Nowcomb, AndyMoKee, Stevlo Rogers, O. Gibbons, John Morris, (mystio changes,) J. Manning, J. Goodvrfn, Goo. LlvlngBton and Lottie Barnard, Bennie and Hattie Grlnnell, Miss Carry Woods, Carl Rudolph, Fred.

Parker, Joo Cook, G. W. K. Grimu, Professor E. Cornu and bis Now York Orchestra, and FEBTEEN OTHER PERFORMERS.

Grand Combination Matinoe Saturday, at 2 .30. YOEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Concord. SATURDAY, June 28, T. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR. ED.

LAMB. ROBERT MACAIRF ALL THAT GOLD. rlONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING. IHSBBAHCEi EOHANIOS' FIRE INSURANCE COM PANY, BROOKLYN. I CAPITAL A LARGE SURPLUS.

Offices: 217 MONTAGUE stMechanlos' Building, Brooklyn, and 188 Broadway, New York. DIRECTORS John H. Baker, Daniel F. Fernald, Abraham Lott, Daniel Chaunoey, Geo. G.

Hastings, Thos. SnUlvan John P. Relfe, Wm. Marshall, John French, Samuel Sloan. Geo.

N. Curtis, Leonard Cooper, Abram B. BayUs, Thos. D. Carman, Henry H.

Orookor, David M.Ohauncey.Fellx Campbell, HemrN. Brush, Daniel Ayers, Jacob Bergen, Jaa. H. Stevenson, JohnHaJbey, Wm. B.

Nichols, Wm. A. Vroeland, LivingstonK.MiUerJaoob Cole, Wm. Pate, IsaaoCorhart, Wm. Boger, Nathan B.

Morse, Hosea Webster, Isaac Van Anden Wm. D. Veedor, Geo. W. Bergen, Ohas.

Lowey, H. B.Hnbbard, L. N. Smith, Edwin K.Soranton JTohn J. Sackman.

Sylvester Hondlow, Ruasol WAdams, JOHN H. BAKER, President. Dantjx CHAtmoinr, Vice President, Walteb Niohom, Seoretary. Mebbttt, TQTTLg Assistant Secretary. AFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE Lj BROOKLYN, January 14, 1873.

Cash Capital SJK SM Surplus Jannaryl, 1870. 108,883.18 $258,683.18 Total liabilities 17,600.00 Net Assets vjmv xwU'53 18 A Beml annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT, baa been deolared, payable on demand. GEO. W. HUNT, Secretary.

DJGEWOOD INSURANCE COMPANY, i OF BROOKLYN. CASH CAPITAL Insnres against loss or damages by fire and the risk of Inland navigation and transportation. OFFICES No. 40 COURT STREET, I No. 184 BROADWAY, Brooklyn.

I New York. Kiyn. DIRECTORS' William K. Lothrop, Thomaa R. Lewis, Henry Adame, Bwd.

Litohfleld, Henry D. Atwater, John A. Livingston, Archibald Baxter, E. M. Low, K.

S. Brownson, Setb Iiw, Isaao H. Gary, Wm. G. Low, S.B.

Chittenden, Augustua B. Mawters, David Dows, ll19rS Matho wa, John E.Dow, O. E. MaxweU, H. E.

Dodge, T. H. Mills, O. R. FUnC Morgan, N.

H. Frost, R. S. Morlson, B. T.

Frothlngham, H. B. Pierre pont, Theodore K. Gibbs, John F. Praeger, Sheppard Homans, V.

J. Stranahan, Ohas. A. Hull, John Van Nostrand, J. B.

King, Jaoob T. Van Wyok, njuii, WlUiamA Whlte. WM. K. LOTHROP, President.

Wll. A. 800TT, Secretary. Branch Office 81 PEARL 8T, New York. F.

LOOKWOOD. Manager. OURTENAY DBVBR, 1mOTI i LNSURANOBjAND gg AGENTS, Whero they are preparedto recelveapplipaUons for FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE In the best companies. Also buy, sell, lease or rent all kinds of unimproved property. Loans on bond and morb Sago negotiated quickly and at reasonable rateB.

All writ communications will meet prompt attention. Konts oolleoted, A ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, CAPITAL $3,000,000 LOSSES PAID IN FIFTY FOUR YEARS, FORTY MILLIONS DOLLARS. Polioiea issued on most favorable terms and losses promptly adjusted by rpgoRN, Agents, SCI ypntagne at. XT NICKERBOOKER IV. LIFE INSURANOB COMPANY, No.

289 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Assets over $8,000,000 O. STANTON, President. E. W.

BANCROFT, Vloo President. JOHN A. NICHOLS, Second Vioo President. GEO. F.

SND7FEN, Seoretary. SAVINGS BANK POLICIES A SPECIALTY. This la the best and most satisfactory system of Life Insurance ever lntrodnood. GOOD AGENTS WANTED. jTi UAEDIAN VjT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 187 BROADWAY, Oash Capital WITH LARGE SURPLUS.

This Company issues policies on all kinds of insurable property, at as low rates as are consistent with saf oty to the Insured and the Company. TH0Mp80N, President Walteb K. Paye, Sooretary. spONTLNENTAL INSURANCE No. 25 COURT STREET.

CAPITAL $1,000,000 CASH ASSETS $2384,251.97 GEO. T. HOPE, Presldont. H. H.

Lamtobt, Vlco President CHARLES H. DUTCHER, Socretary Brooklyn Department. tSTlIiLIAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OBI'IOES. Cor. Broadway and First st, WlUlamsburgh; 161 Broad CASH ASSETS, im N.

W. Meseboke, Seoretary. WESTERN DISTRICT OFFICE, No. 20 COURT ST. WM.

H. BROWN, Assistant Seoretary. TJRANCH OFFICES OF THE METROPOLITAN. INSURANCE OO. OF NEW YORK Are located in Brooklyn at No.

205 MONTAGUE ST, and 87 BROADWAY, E. D. OFFICE OF CHBPPU. BUOHER MULVILLB, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, No. 176 Broadway.

N. Y. No. 211 Montague st, Brooklyn. 15 State rt, Boston.

New Yobjii March 28, 1878. Deab Sib: We take pleasure In informing you that are now ready to furnish first class mdemnltoat the old stand, ill Montague st. Mr. BENJAMIN LEWIS is the only authorized agent of the Fire Association of Philadelphia, assets. 82,108,000 Pennsylvania Underwriters, assets 1,200,000 Lancaster Insurance assets 325,000 American Central Insurance assets 550,000 Alps Insurance Philadelphia, assets 875,000 These are all strictly first class oompanles, and have all compiled with the legal requirements of this State.

Soliciting a contipnanoe of of past favors, we are, Yonrs respectfully, CHEPPU, BUOHER MULVILLE, General Agents. "INCORPORATED 1836. NATIONAL FIRE INSURANOE COMPANY, In the City of New York. BROOKLYN OFFICES: No. 877 FULTON STREET, NO.

BROADWAY, Eastern Dlstrlot. HENRY T. DBOWNB, President Hehby H. Secretary. OME TRADE.

HOYT 4 TEALB, HOYT 4 TBALB, BROOKLYN CLOTHIERS, 6W, 609, 611 FULTON BT. SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMBR GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS SUMMER GOODS NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW READY.

NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW READY.

NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW RHADY. NOW READY, NOW READY. NOW READY.

NOW READY, NOW READY, NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW READY. NOW READY, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS. FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL BUTTS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNUL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, ALPACOA COATS, ALP ACCA COATS, ALP ACCA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACCA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACCA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACCA COATS, ALPACOATJOATS, ALPACOA COATS.

ALPACOA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACCA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, ALPACCA COATS, ALPACOA COATS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS. CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS. CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHUJJREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, CHILDREN'S THIN SUITS, WHITE DUCK AND HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYS HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT HOYT TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TBALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TBALB TBALB TBALB TBALB TEALB TBALB TBALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALB TBALB TEALB TEALE TEALB TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALE TBALB TEAL9 TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TBALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE THALB TBALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TBALB TEALB TEALE T5ALE TEALb TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALB TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TBALB TEALE TBALB TEALB TEALE TEALK WHiTK JJUUtt. AHJJ WHITE DUOKAND WHITE DUCiK aSIL WHITE DUCK AND WHITE DUCK AND WHITE DUCK AND WHITE DUCK AND WHITE DUCK AND WHITE DUCK AND MARSEILLES VESTS. MARSEILLES VESTS.

MARSEILLES VESTS. MARSEILLES VESTS, MARSEILLES VESTS. MARSEIUJ5S VESTS. MARSEILLES VEST'S. MARSEILLES VESTS.

MARSEILLES VESTS. MARSEILLES VESTS. A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT A FULL ASSORTMENT SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. SUMMER GOODS. summer goods, summer goods, summer. goods; summerTgoods.

summer goods, summer goods. at hoyt 4 tealb's, 607, 609, 611 fulton street, novelty buildings, opposite flatbush avenue. TEALE TEALE TEALB TEALE TEALE TEALE TEALE TBALB TEALB TBALB TRAT.R TBALB TBALB TBALB TBALB BEE VIAN BTJTBE, I REEMAtf BURR, CLOTHING WAREHOUSES. CLOTHING WAREHOUSES, 138 and 1) FULTON ST, New York. 138 and 11 FULTON ST, New York.

rTIHE STOCK ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO WARM WEATHER embraces all the popular stjles and fabrics In Flannels, Light Cloths and Oasiimeres, Lin ens.Duoks, Alpaoae, Plain, Stripe and Check Goods, for all oconpations and occasions, UMMER SUITS, f10, 12. SUMMER SUITS, $15, $20. SUMMER SUITS, $26, 830. SUMMER SUITS, 810, $50. BEEMAN BURR'S EXCELLENT Faoilitieo for ejteoutlnir ORDERS TO MEASURE for Olothlnff of any description, enable them to pleaae the moat M8TIDIOUS.

and guurantco PERFECT FITTING In all cases. DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING BY MAIL FREE ON APPLICATI TOOYS SUITS, BOYS' SUITS, 83 85. BOYS' SUITS, 86, 88. BOYS' SUITS, 810, 813 VA HITE VESTS, $2, $3. WHITE VESTS, 82, 83.

WHITE VESTS, $4, 85. WHITB VESTS. 86, 87. "C1REEMAN BURR HAVE FOR YEARS llade BOYS' and YOUTHS' CLOTHING a specialty. The Stock embraces all the favorite deslgnB and moat fashionable materials for all ages.

Ready for immediate wear, or when preferred, can be made to moasure at very Bhort notice. UMMER COATS, $1, $2. SUMMER COATS, $3, $4. SUMMER COATS, $5, $6. SUMMER COATS, 88, $10.

TTETCHUMM THE CLOTHIER, NO. 210 FULTON ST, oprnerof Pineapple, Keops on hand a large stook of BOYS' CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING, GENTS' CLOTHING. GENTS' CLOTHING, GENTS' CLOTHING, GENTS' CLOTHING, GENTS' CLOTHING, Ready made, of the latest patterns, beat materials and lowest prices. Hla stock of foreign and domestlo oloths, for his exten elve custom trade, embraces all tho boat fabrics. Perfect fits guaranteed BOOTS AND SHOES.

DAVID MUNDELL No. 238 FULTON STREET, Near Plerrepont, HAVE THE CHOICEST SELECTION OF BOOTS AND SHOES For Ladies, Gents and Children, of any SHOE STORE IN All are invited to call. ALSO BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER To suit tho most tender feet. DAVID MUNDELL CO, No. 298 FULTON ST.

DWARDS'S FAMILY SHOB STORE. 166 and 188 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Opposite the Atltenoam.near Clinton street, Lad oa who may desire comfort In foot gear should have 8 bWaRDS'S PERFECT FITTING BOOTS McComber's Patent Last, They ore made on common sona principles, with wide mitt! nnd armuro heals, fit like a clove and are comfortable frcm the fim. I keep them in several vtdthfl and ean fit any pro portioned foot, be it narrow or wide. All are In Yltea to orm ana examine my jrooas ana pnoes. In addition to the above.

I nave added a foil line oi to oall and examine my poods and prioes. a. 10 we aoove, i nays auuea a TRUNKS. BAGS Eto. Whioh wilt be sold at very reasonable iprloes.

ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. F. EDWARDS. BATHS. ALT WATER SWIMMING BATHS, At tne Battery ana ool ox eonm oixia ev, Brooklyn, m.

jj. NRAR OTtATTn ANOROOSKVKLT 8T. VERRY. Is now open for ladles and.ffbntlQmen for tha season. Branch of tho Battery Baths.

HALL, Proprietor. CliAIRVOYANTS. Tlyf HS. WEBSTER, BORN WITH A NAT xXM uralgiftof foresight, tells how soon and often yon will marry, and all business affairs sho roreala to her vlsi tors most sinKnlar Information oonoernlng. their Urea and futon destiny.

Call and teat bar skill. No. 330 Gold, at, between Myrtle avenue and Johnson street. Fee ilfty cents. MADAME CLIFFORD, 24 MYRTLE AV, tho gzeatoat livins medical and business lolalrvoyant seressj examines dueaae, personally and by Is consulted on all affairs of Hfeand business generally; gives names, datesand 'events; souV mind and planetary readings.

Satisfaction guaranteed, lloara 9 till 6. 1TJTSAT' AMKHTriAN OPUDIiaa I a ijjlu r. i ii.m.m uuua.uuk,. JL bom with avail; best In the world; can be consulted onbi bon av and Halt st, 6n Ladies centD; gontaj ADIES PREPARING to oo nreo ran BEAT PEAT HEAT Oountryi should look at thoeo beecIot BUSS SSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUBH BUSH BUSH BUSH' BUSH BUSH BUSH (1 AianRTn xt Avnrn TTBATTT AH? HEATH HEATH 4 BUSH'S, URA.TH HEATH Nos. 347 and 249 FDITOIf ST.

TTWATTT HEATH Suitable for Ladles and Children, HEATH and at about the price of the oloth In HEATH thorn. Skath EXAMTOK i HBATH Onr elegant Kid and Lisle Thread and HEATH GLOVES, HEATH Ladies' Cent's and 0: HBATH iltAUA HEATH GAUZE UNDER HEATH GENT'S FURNISHING lODS GREAT SUIT" PORTUM. HEAH ft BUSH'S, NOS. 817 and 349 FULTON BT, GRAND 8 ALB. GRAND 8 ALB.

1 GRAND SALE. EVERY GARMENT REDUCED. EVERY GARMENT REDUCED. BRAIDED SUITS, toiibTfermerly BRAIDED SUITS, formorly $18.0. BRAIDED SUITS, gKM, formerly 823.00.

BRAIDED REDINGOTK, $7.00, formerly 81J.M. BRAIDED RRDINOOTE, $6.00, formerly $8.51. LINEN SUITS, 85.00, formerly LINEN BUTTS, $7.00, formerly $12. DUBLIN. BATISTE, all at $100.

REDESGOTES, $8.00, formerly $iK). REDINGOTES, $4.50, formorly $6.25. LINEN REDINGOTES, all formorly 88.50, CHEAPEST AHD BEST MADE SUITS ON THE STREET. c. E.

BURDICK 865 FULTON BT, Aro offering SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, LLAMA LACE POINTS AND 8ACQUES. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOlS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND HUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, AND MANY OTHER GOODS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Previous to taking SEMI ANNUAL INVENTORY. SEMI ANNUAL INVENTORY. SEMI ANNUAL INVENTORY. SEMI ANNUAL INVENTORY.

J9EMI ANNUAL INVENTORY. ALSO, An unfortunate Manufacturer's Stook of READY MADE SKIRTS, WHITE AND COLORED, WHITE AND COLORED WHITE AND COLORED, WHITE AND COLORED, WHITE AND COLORED, AT FIFTY PER OENT. LESS THAN VALUE. VALUE. THAN VA VALUE.

THAN VALUE. vo.au VALUis. owls tho time for BA1UJA1NH. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS' O. E. BURDICK 4 255 FULTON 8T. (Successors to Walter Lookwood.) S1 ODEN BROS.

ENGLAND. 269 AND 271 FULTON ST. Opposite Clinton. WILL OFFER, ON MONDAY, Jane 80, GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, 25 cents, former price 40. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, 37 cents, former prloe.50.

GREAT (BARGAINS IN TRAVELING DRESS GOODS, 10, 50, 60, 75 cents. GREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN SUITINGS, LINEN BATISTE CLOTH, STRIPED GRENADINES, ENGLISH BAREGES. SUMMER SILKS. Reduced from $1.25 to SLOfc. JiPANESE SILKS, 46, 60, 60 and 76o.

Ono lot ot black gros grain striped GRENADINE. Sic. Will have the cheaply u9. LLAMA LACE POKTSVATOiiAXRlUES, in uus Ym "Wa ITa I Hit GREAT BARGAINS IN JOB LOTS TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, 40. TOWELS, HOSIERY, PARASOLS, At closing out prices.

SODEN BROS. 4 ENGLAND, 369 AND 271 FULTON ST. IREDERIOK LOESER las, i ai.i We continue to offer extraordinary inducements in LINEN DRESS GOODS, ALL LINEN BATISTES, good quality, 20o. per yard. ALL LINEN BATISTES, extra quality, 23o.

per yard. ALL LINEN BATISTES, with handsome satin stripes, 26a and 80c. per yard, regular value 85c and 40c. per yard. SPANISH LINENS, in fashionable dark shades, 85c.

and 87c. per yard. A beautiful assortment of printed LINEN LAWNS, From 25c. per yard upward. New Patterns In Black and White MOURNING LAWNS, At Low Prioes.

FULL YARD WIDE PRINTED LINENS, At 450. per yard and upward. The newest deslgnB in PRINTED CAMBRICS. Best qualities only, and all fast colors, at 25o. por.yard.

A nice assortment of CARRIAGE ROBES, In entirely new styles, at very moderate prices, A full line of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, At Importers' Prices. FREDERICK LOESER 4 989 AND 891 FULTON ST. wm i am mil mnu am piREDERIOK LOESER 289 AND 291 FULTON ST. IMMENSE BARGAINS. LADIES', IOHILPREN'8 AND INFANTS' OUTFITS.

We are now exhibiting A BANKRUPT STOCK OF LADIES' FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS, Made on Wheeler 4 Wilson's Machine, at per pair. LADIES' CHEMISES. LADIES' NIGHT ROBES, ItADIES1 DRESSING SACQUES, LADIES' CORSET COVERS, LADIES' WAISTS, 40., 40. At lower prioes than ever offered by any other establishment in tho city. It will pay the ladies leaving the city to lnspeat theao goods.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BATHING SUITS, At very low prices. LINEN AND LAWN POLONAISES At extraordinary, low prices. IMPORTED LINEN SUITS, At half the oast of importation, FREDERICK LOESER 4 289 AND 801 FULTON ST. XjlREDERICK LOESER 219 and 91 FULTON ST, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Tho prioes of our STRAW GOODS Are lower thoy ever wore, as we shall clear out the BALANCE OF OUR SUMMER STOOK Mnoh below the actual value A CASE OF RUSTIC HATS at $1.25 each.

FREDERICK LOESER 4 289 and 291 FULTON ST. IREDERIOK LOESER 289 and 291 FULTON ST, will opon next week, 8PE0IALBARGAIN8 OT LAMBS' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND GOSSAMER UNDERWEAR. FREDERICK LOESER 4 289 and 291 FULTON ST, "piREDERIOK LOESER 989 AND 291 FULTON ST. Wo call the attention of onr customers to a lotof FRENCH CORSETS, Handsomely embroidered, at $1.50 per pair, regular value being $2.00 per pair, FREDERICK LOESER 4 1 289 and 291 Fulton t. REDERICK LOESER 4 1 289 AND 291 "FULTON ST.

t.t.am A LACE SACQUES AND LLAMA LAOB POINTS, At lower prioes than any other establishment. FREDERICK LOESER 4 jasanasjiBniton street. REDBRICK iiOESER 289 AND 291 FULTON ST. REAL THREAD, uuarunnk REAL POINT, and as JsliJJtiOIENNICS; From auction, at tremendous bargains, FREDERICK LOESER '4 839 and 291 Fulton street. MltMlVEBY.

ffiljlNEKy rAT; GREATLY REDUCED! prices, in: ou enaaeaana colors, c. BEATTY, 674 i nh. WftKMnnreased facilitifia fnanrhlhltlnn. hn Kttilmt tn KAr DRuallv lanre stock of mnnrntni. kriA round hata atneo her removal.

N. B. O. BEATTY, 674 Jfplton st, DOB JiatDUsn av ana navy be. ADIES' BONNETS XJ 1 AND ROUND HATS.

The latest patterns In CHIP. LEGHORNAND STRAW. Trimmed and Untrimmed CHILDREN HATS. FIND FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SILKS, 4a! BALOH, PRIOR 4 OO. (Late Biglow 4 OoA h.

blUlren's Drn'a bo I WECHSLER BRO. WBOHHLiKH BKU. WKflHHr.KR BRO. WROHSLBR 4 BRO. H.

WHUHHliKK tSKU. a WKOHSLER 4 BRO. 8. WECHSLER 4 BRO. HAVE OPENED I HAVB OPENED i HAVE OPENED HAVB OPENED HAVE OPENED HAVE OPENED HAVHjjPBNED AT AT AT 867 FULTON ST, 267 FULTON ST.

257 FULTON ST, 267 FULTON ST, 267 FULTON ST, 857 FULTON ST. 267 FULTON ST. OPPOSITE CLINTON, OPPOSITE CLINTON, OPPOSITE CLINTON, OPPOSITE CLINTON, OPPOSITE CLINTON, OPPOSITE CLINTON, OPPOSITE CLINTON, A A' GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT SUIT EMPORIUM. SUIT EMPORIUM. SUIT EMPORIUM, SUIT EMPORIUM, BUTT EMPORIUM, SUIT EMPORIUM.

SUIT EMPORIUM. ooHTAnrrsa TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND TEN THOUSAND 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,009 18.00I 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 18,000 10.000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,006 10,000 10,000 10,000 UNRN LINEN LINEN LINEN LINEN LINEN LINEN LINEN LINBN LINEN LINEN LIKEN LIN UN AND LAWN LA WW LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN LAWN UITS SUITS. SUITS surra SUITS SUITS suns suits SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS AT AT AT AT AT PRIOES THAT WILL PRIOES THAT WILL PRIOES THAT WILL PRICES THAT WILL PRIOES THAT WELL PRICES THAT WILL PRIOES THAT WILL PRIOES THAT WILL PRIOES THAT WILL ASTONISH ASTONISH ASTONISH ASTONISH ASTONISH ASTONISH A8TONI8H ASTONISH ASTONISH ASTONISH 1 ASTONISH THE THE i THE PUBLIC. PUBLIC. PUBLIC.

PUBLIC. PUBLIC. PUBLIC. PUBLIC. PUBLIC.

PUBLIC. PUBLIC. PUBLIC. DICKINSON WEST, 819 FULTON STREET, BUMMER GOODS AT REDUCED PRIOES. LACE SACQUES AND LACE SHAWLS A SPECIALTY.

We desire to call partionIar.attention to a lot of LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS, At $6, $7.60, $8, $10, $12, $16 and $20 eaoh. Worth 50 per cent, more than we oharge for them. Also, a full line of all the finer goods. Just received an auction lot of THEN STRIPED SUMMBR SHAWLS, At $4 each fine goods: worth $6. BLACK GRENADINES, At oldnrices.

BLACK STRIPED GRENADINES. All silk and wool, 81 a yard; worth $1.60. STRIPED GRENADINES, 25 cents a yard, new styles. FANOY STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS, Not before off ored this season. JAPANESE POPLINS, 25 oonts a yard.

JAPANESE SILKS, Vory fine quality. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, Elegant goons at $1.50, $2 and 82.60 a yard. MOURNING GOODST A full line of BOMBAZINES' 01 CRAPE CLOTHS, 4o 4o. At very low prioes. BATISTE CLOTHS.

LINEN SUITINGS. STRIPED TUSSORE CLOTHS. Very handsome CAMELS' HAIR CLOTHS. BARGAINS IN VICTORIA LAWNS. PARASOLS, Lower than boforo offered.

TOURNEAY BURNHAM, 126 and 128 ATLANTIC AVENUE. SILKS. PLAIN AND FANOY SILKS, FOR SUITS AND EVENING DRESSES, In all the newest and oholcest oolore, ttnta and styles. BONNET'S AND GUINET'S BLACK SILKS. In all grades of TAFFETAS and GROS GRAINS.

CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS, OPEN CENTRES, and SCARFS. SACQUES, CAPES, In the lateet and most elegant styles. BLACK GRENADINES, All silk and silk and wool, in satin stripes and and of the host make only. MOURNING GOODS of overy description. FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRICS'.

BATISTE and BRILLIANTS, now styles. RICH LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. CLOTHS, OASSIMBRES, FLANNELS, QUILTS, LINENS, DAMASKS and DOMESTIC GOODS, of all kinds. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. REAL BALBRIGGAN HOSE and JOUVIN'S GENUINE KID GLOVES.

J. 4 B. offer the ohoioest and best seleoted stook of foreign and domoBtlo goods to bo found auywhore, and at the Very lOWUab mi.ri.mi BUTTERKJK BNT FOR THESE AND THEUR CELEBRATED MRS. LOUIS E. HIGHA1I, 701 Fulton Corner of St.

Felix st. MAGULRE, 703 FULTON STREET, Respectfully Invites Mb friends and customers to call and examine some VERY CHEAP LOTS OF DRY GOODS, Purchased for cash atthe auotlon sales during the past few days. The following are Borne of THE LEADING BARGAINS. 1,000 PARASOLS, 60c. each.

Cost the manufacturer $1.25. 100 Pieces Finest Printed PERCALES, 18c. and 20c.por yard. Former prloe 25e. EOPIooob VICTORIA LAWNS, In handsome Satin Stripes, 25o.

per yard. Worth 40o. 1,000 Yards Striped POPLINS. 26o. per yard.

Sold at 50o. earlier in Season. 100 White SHAWLS, 81.60 each. Worth $8.00 Auction Lot of Black BILKS, from 90c. to 91.75 per yard.

Worth 25o. more. BLACK GRENADINES, Bilk and Wool, from 60c. to $1.00 TnrayLots of Real LLAMA LAGS POINTS, $20, $26 and $40 each, Worth 60 per cent. more.

Real LLAMA LACE SACQUES, $11 to $40 eash. 1 in aacuuon lowe.aDove we oner an uhusubjij won an. sorted stock of Housekeeping Goods, Shirtings, Sheetings 1 a I ui. liimmi. jaaDKins, aowouukb auu juubwwd wiuiihi.

i N. B. Black Alpacas and Black Cashmeres a speoialty. D. and St.

Felix si. 1 Fulton st. between Fort Greene plaoe TOHNSON SARGENT, 1 807 FULTON ST. Wonld call special attention to our JAPANESE SILKS, which we are selling at prioes to roach tho multitude. One cose BLAOK7 ALPACAS at 25 cents per yard, worth complete assortment of DRESS GOODS for tho saa son.

CAMEL'S CLOTH In great varies. i BLACK SILKS a specialty. COLORED SILKS, all shades and grades. PRICES EXTREMELY LOW. 1 Anew.lQt of STRIPED SILKS at 86 oonts and $lpei Afull lino, of Plain and Striped GRENADINES, very choice.

i BUTE. DEPARTMENT Now, ready to meet the wants of tho public. A fnll stook. O. W.

VALENTINE. Late of the firm of E. Lowls 4 of Fulton st, 13 now connected with our house. JOHNSON 4 SARGENT, Fnlton st. CARPETS; mxr FURNITURE; ASH PRICES.

A. JLU. 884oudS86 Third av, new; Twonty elghth at, N. THE CONSOLIDATED THIRTY YEAS 1 PER OBNT. GOLD BONDS vr OFTHB LL 'jf ST.

LOUIS AND 80TJTB(BASTERIf i A GREAT TRUNB: LINE, eonitttgttngj wito LANTA, acd rJAVANNAH: At. LOUIS and, LOUIS VILLE7 OHIO AGO, NASHVILLE, and the Bouthera and Southeastern Cities. 1 These Bands aro highly reoonunended by the St. Lonla Board of Trade. Tne jsamings oi uie uompany ore largely operating expenses and interests.

or inu paraoniars appiy GEORGE pPDYKB Bankers. No. 25 Nassan street, WINSLOW 4 WILSON, No. 70 William atreet, N.Y. TFULTON BANK A DIVIDEND OF JD FOUR PER CENT, will be paid to the stockholders or thla bank on and after IVLDEND MECHANICS' BANK, 9 Brooklyn, June 28, 1878.

A dividend of SIX PER free of tax, will be paid the stockholders 6n and after July G. W. WHITE, Cashier. ATOTICE THE COUPONS OF THE J3I Park Avenue Railroad mortgage bonds, due July 1, 1878, will be paid on and after that date, on presentation at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ATffD MORTGAGE, ON IMPROVED RRAL ESTATE in liroOKiyn anu new xui.iv.

First and second mortgages bought and sold. MILTON B. OLAPP, 198 Remsen st, of Court. BROOKLYN LOAN Trust Fonda on Bond and 8400 In the moat improving, parts of Brooklyn $10 pay ment. DRAKE a oo wmongnpy ac trkimnwiio ATtfTk rvrnt3raia TNT Tilt ill 1 K.

lyn desiring MONEY ON BOND AND MORTGAGE can obtain the same in sums of from 86,000 to $100, 000, by applying to JOSEPH a. Aivuttnnyjj, 78 Cedar st, N. Y. ITY OF ROCHESTER SEVEN PER OENT. BONDS, By virtue of an aot of Loglslaturo passed April 87, 1872, entitled "An Aot to Supply the City ol Rochester with Pure and Wholesome Water," the said city Is authorised to borrow an amount not exoeeding THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, and to Issue Bonds therefor, and pledge the credit of the city for the payment of tho same, with Interest A.

0, WELDER, Mayor, City of Rochester. BOSWELL HART, President, Board Water Oommlsaloners. Wo offer the above Bonds for sale. They havo THIRTY YEARS to ran, with Interest paya Phoy havo THIRTY YEARS to ran, with Interest paya January and Jnly, at the offloe of theTransfer Agenoy, i Union Trust Company of New York, and are issued In 3UPON or REGISTERED FORM. Ilia TTnla COUPON Price Par until July 1, when interest will bo added.

SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW. OPEN. ROBINSON, OHASE 4 0O BANKER8, NO. 18 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.

SEVEN PER OENT. GOLD BONDS OF THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE. Total length of line 430 miles. Completed 335 miles. In operation 809 miles.

Under construction 85 miles. Theso Bonds have UNUSUAL STRENGTH) being secured by FIRST and ONLY MORTGAGE on an extension of 217 nillo3, and are ft liability of the entire corporation representing 420 miles. NET EARNINGS of the OEED ALL INTEREST. Road LARGELY EX Recoipts for 18W A gain of $395,000 over 1871 on same number of miles. Rocoipts for May, 1873 81S3.758.M An examination of the route will show conclusively that the Road penetrates a country of great productive capabilities, has a local business far more than self supporting, and that it is A TRUNK LINE.

Divorgingat Champlatn, theRoad has two Western terminal points, Peoria and Keokuk, from which, through Ita own connections, already In a forward state of completion, it will reaoh St. PanI, in Minnesota, and Grand Island, in Nebraska, the latter route following the borders of Missouri and Iowa, and passing through; the rich South Platte Valloy. Tho amount of through busl neea from these sources and from Intersecting lines will be of great magnitude. At IndianapoliB, tho Eastern terminus, tho Road has in timate oonneotlona with tho following great lines Gbesa peako and Ohio, Battlmore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, Erie and New York Central. Wo offer the Bonds at 00 and Interest in currency, and, with our knowledge of the management and business ot" the Road, can recommend "them UNQUALIFIEDLY as being SAFE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES.

TURNER BANKERS. No. 14 NASSAU BT. THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY, Corner of. Court and Joralemon sts.

Brooklyn, N. Y. CAPITAL, 8500,000. Depoettaoooants received, snbjeot to check at sight, and interest allowed for the whole period they may remain with the Company. ETHELBERTS.

MILLS, President. M. T. Rodman, Secretary. Alex.

McOde, Attorney and Connsel. Lli THE FAVORITE INVESTMENT SECURITIES, CITY BONDS, RAILROAD BONDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD. MERRILL, TELNEY OOv QOLEMAN BENEDICT, Member New York Stock Exchange, BANKER AND BROKER, 14 BROAD ST, N. Y. Stocks, bonds and gold bought and sold on commission.

Investments and speculative aooonnta sollolted. REDIOVAL9. sn OURTENAY DEVER, INSURANOB AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO 14 COURT STREET, Where they are prepared to receive applications for FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE In the very best companies. Also, buy, sell, lease or rent all kinds of Improved or unimproved property. LOANS ON BOND AND MORTGAGE negotiated qniokly and at reasonable rates.

All written applications will meet prompt attention. FUIUVITIHIE. dec. 832 JOHN B. PITT, 1873 GENERAL DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, REP AIRING, VARNISHING, 40., SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, 40., PURCHASED.

Nob. 148, 150, 152 and 154 Jay at, near Bands. 3 "tO DEALERS. E. DREW, 46 Myrtle avenue, porter and manufacturer of South American curled horse hair.

Mattresses, feathers, beds, pillows, bolsters and church cushions are specialties. Old and new feathers dressed and renovated. MattresBos remade. The only house that received diplomas from the Ameri. can Institute Fair of 1870, and from the Exposition and Industrial Fair of Kings of 1873, for the best onrled horse hair of exceedingly fine quality, for mattresses and opnoisieiy.

T. ALLEN fc Manufacturers op and dealers in PARLOR, DINING, HALL, LIBRARY, and BEDROOM. FURNITURE. 185 AND 187 CANAL ST. Now York.

OMETHING NEW EM BROOKLYN! FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, BEDDING, 40., BY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. MULL INS 4 SOHUXZ, 22S ATLANTIC AVENUEl 22S NEAR COURT ST, BROOKLYN. The only house in Brooklyn that sells on TIME at LOWEST CASH PRICES. EEKLY AND MONTHLY PAY MENTS TAKEN FURNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING AT B. M.

OOWPERTHWA1T 4 156 AND 157 CHATHAM ST, N. Y. AN IMMENSE STOCK AND LOW PRICES. PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY. BARGAINS FOR OASH.

BAKING POWDER. EDHEAD'S BAKING POWDER inn xijmsj wmujuiui, THE MOST EOONOMIOAL IN USB, THE CHEAPEST IN PRICE, AND Reauires the least of any powder In the market. TRY IT YO WILL LIKB IT. For sale by all grocers. Manufactory, 120 WilUamo st, N.

Y. mnn nnam nniTfim, TEA ASP COFFEE. A A NOTICE i A SPECIALTY. EXTRA CHOICE BLACK TEA, OOLONG, EXTRA CHOICE oSekNTB HYSON, CHOICE ENGLMH'BRBFAST TEA, EXCELLENT COFFEE, SGo.iei lb. Sold only at the orlginar BROOKLYN TEA AND COFFEE STORE, 161 Fulton stiOdrnerpf High st.

ESTABLISHED 188? OAS FIXTBBES. ILUMBLNG GAS FITTING. GEORGE HUDSON 4 SONS, PLUMBERS. HTRAM ANTi GAS FITTERS. Corner of Fulton and York streets; AS FIXTURES IMPORTANT T.

jihMfUut nlanftr' In thfl cltv to bnv araii flxtnnui jit) IRNAN'H. He keana the finest assortment at ihn stylos and richest manufacturo in his largo showroom. 666 Fulton st, between Navy and Raymond. An elegant seleo tion of rioh parlor olooks, in gold, gilt and bronze and cur bis, all warranted. i "rYO.H.

FIERSON 4 AUCTION EBR8, AMD DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, MO. 5 PINB STREET, N. T. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1TO At IP. on the promises, SECOND GRAND SALE OF BEAUTIFUL VILLA PLOTS, By order ol SonthSlde Improyement Company, at PKARSALL'S, LONG ISLAND.

Only 16t miles from Now York by Soath Side Railroad. Also a desirable Cottago Houm of IS rooms, and 1 aoro of land. The recent sale on the 28th of May was so successful that the owners have boon indnoed to acoommodato thoso who were then unable to proouro lot. This Is the last opportnnl ry that will be offered this season, and overylotput up must bo sold. Musio by Orafulla's Seventh Regiment Band.

Luncheon before the Bale. Bpeolal train will leave Now York at 10:30 A. from foot of Roosevelt street. Maps, free passoB, and all particulars of. theTAuotlon era.

O. H. PIER8QN A 5 Pine st, N. Y. TERE.

JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER. IMMENSE ESTATE SALE NEAR WILLIAM'S BRIDGE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, By positive and peremptory order (Without any limit or protection whatsoever) or ALFRED ROE, and HENRY MEIOGS, Jn. Trustees of the Estate of JOHN J. PALMER, Deceased, On the PrenpsoB, TUESDAY, JULY This 'great estato consists of the OIVAN HOMESTEAD. AND 100 ACRES OF LAND, Subdivided into 109 EXQUISITE VILLA PLOTS, And the sale will afford on unparalloled ohance for Speculation in the Future uptown of Mew York.

Grafulla'sBand, Harrison. Superb oollatiotfundor flnwt tent in tho world. Carriages will meet guests at station, and convey thorn to the grounds on arrival of the special train, leaving Now York at 11 o'clook. TormB most extraordinary. Seventy per cent on bond and mortgago for seven years, with option of paylngin Bmall installments.

Maps and froe tickets of JERK. JOHNSON, No. a Park Row, New York. COLE, AUCTIONEER, COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, No. 289 FULTON STRET, Opposite tho City Hall.

WALTERS AUCTI Real Estate' and Insurance Agents, Brooklyn Salesroom, 391 Fulton st, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. Particular attention paid to luraituro and outdoor sales. Brooklyn City Secnrfties, Stocks and Bonds bought, sold and negotiated: also Western Railroad Stocks and Bonos bought and sold. Will Bell, On MONDAY, Juno 30, At 10M A. at 891 Fulton Btreet.

SHERIFFS SALE A large lot of fine grocerios, consisting in part of teas, coffees, spiceB, canned fruit, soaps, Ac TOSEPH HEGEMAN CO, SPECIAL SALE OF CARPETS, MONDAY, June 30, At 10 A at the Central Salesrooms, corner Wiiloughbj' st. and Pearl. AboatOSO AxminBter, Velvet, Brussels. Three Ply and Ingrain Carpets; also, Oilcloths, RugB and Mats. GEORGE L.

AYERS, AUCTIONEER, JT REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, No. 105 Flatbaah av, near Hanson place. Particular attention paid to auction Bale of household furniture at private ros. cenacs. Also, stockB of goods and general merchandise.

Houses and lots and plots of lots a specialty by auction. TAWNBROKERS SALE Bit ORDER JL of Mr. Madagan, THOS. W. LINDSAY will sell on MONDAY, June 3Q, at I0tf o'clock A.

at HI Court at, 600 lota of men's and women's apparel, boots and shoes, bed and table linen, blankets, gold and silver watches, jewelry; also a largo assortment of guns, pistols, revolvers, alio Whepler A Wilson sowing machine. DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS TEPA11TMENT OF CITY WORKS Brooklyn, Juno Map District 23, sub Division No. 8. SEWER ASSESSMENT. Sewers in Downing and Quincy Btroota.

Public notice is hereby given that the assessment for the expense of constructing the sewers in Quincy street, botweon Downing street and Classon avenue, ana Downing Btreet, between Quincy street and Gates avenue, has boon completed by the Commissioners of City Works of tho City of Brooklyn, and assessed upon the district of assessment provided therefor, to wit: Quincy street, north side, between Downing street and a point one hundred feet west of avenue Qnlnoy street, south side, between Downing street and point eighty five feet and four inches west of Olasson avenue Downing street, west side, between Qulnoy street and a point eighty eight feet north of Gates avonue Downing street, east aide, between street and a point eighty four feet'north of Gates avenue, as per map on filo in Department of City Works. The said Commissioners will moot at their office, Room No. 11, City Hall, second floor, on Wednesday, tho 9th day of July, 1873, at 12 o'clock to hear objections to said assessment, which may in tho meantime be examined by all parties interested, at their said office, where tho said assessment la now on file. LORIN PALMER, WM. FOWLER.

R. M. WHITINP. CommIsfofl0W of City Works. Attest: D.

L.Ttorthttt 1 secretary. OF CITY WORKS, ilitv HfilL 21. 1878. RoDavinir Pacific street, nlnnon tffinro atrant. nnH Flflf.hnnh HTflnnfl.

RAonlvnH. Thnt thin Ttfisrd da hereby detarralno and decide to regrade and repavo Pacific street, between Henry street and Flatbnsh avenue, with cobblestones, under directions of this Board, in accordance with the specifications for such work new on file in this office. Adopted. Reuolved, That the district of assessment for regradlng and repaying Pacific street, between Henry street and Flatbnsh avenue, with cobblestones, be and is hereby fixed at one hundred feet in depth on each aide of said street between the points above named, beyond which limit no assessment shall bo made. Remonstrances against euoh district of assessment will be considered if filed with the City Clerk at any time on or before Friday, July 18, 1873.

Adopted. LORIN PALMER, President. D. L. NORTHUP, Secretary.

je23 lit TVEPABTftfENT OF CITY WORKS JLr City Hall, Brooklyn. Juno 9, 1873. Ropaving Lafayette avenue, between Flatbuah avenue and Bedford avenue. TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at this office on or before Saturday, July 6, 1878, at 12 o'clook, for repavlng Lafayette avenue, between Flatbnsh avenue and Bedford, avenue, with granite block pavement, and in accordance with tho specifications therefor on file in this office.

Blank forms of proposals, with the specifications for doing the work, aro now ready at this offloe, the Board reserving the right to reject all bids not considered advantageous to the city. LORIN PALMER, President. I). L. Nobthup, Secretary.

jelO got EWE RAGE DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, City Hall Brooklyn, June 7, 1873. I CONTRACTORS. HnlArt xaift tin rflr.oknrt nt thin nffien nntil MONDAY, tho 14th day of July next, at 13 o'clook, for building sewer in map Districts, Subdivision 27. Plana and specifications may bo seen and forms of proposals can bo proourod on application at the Engineer's Office, Room No. No proposals will be received unless made in Bald form, accompanied with the signature of two responsible persona, duly qnilifiod in manner and form therein set forth.

The Commissioners reserve to thomselvea the right to reject all proposals if necessary, to protect tho Interests of the city. LORIN PALMER, President. D. L. Nohthup, Secretary.

jo7g0t Ol EWERAGE DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, CITY HALL, Brooklyn. June 6, 1873. OONTRaOTORS Separate sealed proposals will bo received at this offioo until Monday, the 14th day of July next, at 13 o'clook, for building Bowers In Map Pifltriot 24, Subdivision 23. Also, for building sewers in Map District 21, Subdivision 11. Also for building sewer in Front street, between Bridge and Jar streets.

Plans and specifications may be seen, and formB of proposals can be procured on application at the Engineers Office, Room No. 10, City Hall. No proposals will be received unless made in said form, accompanied with tho signatures of two responsible persons, duly qualified in manner and form therein set forth. Tho Commissioners resorvo to themselves the right to reieot all proposals, necessary, to protoot tho interests of the city. LORIN PALMER, President.

Ii NOBTHUP, Secretary. je630t EWERAGE DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS, City Hall, Biwklyn, June 11, 1873. 1U UUifiilALilUIU. Sealed proposals will be received at this office nntil TUESDAY, the 16th day of July next, at 13 o'clock for building sowers in Map District 37, sabdl vision 4. Plans and specifications may be seen, and forms of proposals can bo procured on application at the Engineer's offico, Room No.

10, City Hall No proposals will be recelvod unless made in said form, accompanied with tho signatures of two responsible persons, duly qualified in manner and form therein set forth. The Commissioners resorvo to themselves the right to reject all proposals, if necessary to protoot tho interests of toe city. uiviii t'LioiMia, rresiaenc. it. Li.

no SToBTHDP, Socretary. joll 30t MISCJGLLANOUS. T71TJLTON STREET LAUNDRY, 925 FU3 ton st, near Clinton av; washing and ironing done the cheapest in the city, and at tho shortest notice. B. WATSON, PACIFIC STRRET, Near Court, PLASTERER.

Jobbing and promptly attondod to. CHR. SHUX.TZ. NATURALIST AND TAXIDERMIST, 1i FULTON STREET, OPPOSITE YORK, GBRMAN AND BELGIAN CANARIES. Gold Flab, Globes, Cages, Beaahells, Bird Seed and MOCKING BIRD FOOD, Birds stuffod to order.

Country orders promptly attended to. THE ATTENTION OF OUR READERS is called to a new method of putting up ale and porter for invalids and for family use, much superior In quality and one half tho price of bottled ale. inasmuch as any quantity may bo used and again shut on, thus preserving the tone. Quality, and life. A keg made of oak wood, ivith Inserted faucet, containing one gallon of pure Amber Ale, price 76 delivered frso to any part of thecity J.

V. DBUBLL 197 Joralemon st, betweon Court and Clinton. NOT HAVE GOOD CLOTHING scrubbed to pieces while you can have It cleaned by agon Steam Dye Works, 161 York st. Branch office, 162 Court st, between Pacific and Amity. N.

B. All work done at three days' notice. T. PBATT FIRST CLASS MECHANICS' TOOLS AND OUTLBRY, TOOL CHESTS AND TO0L8 FOR AMATEURS A 63 FULTON ST, H. Corner of Cliff.

AS. E. MALONEY, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 284 Demon st Estunatu farnlBhed for bnllduiffs and alterations. Job.

bins attend to. Orders sent by mall will bo promptly attended to. SAOTBEINK LOTHROP, BALLS, PARTIES, 4o. iorrr.Mttagnoat, oor. Fnrman.

Tontarjlags, Banners, Horso, Oar id Track vJovcrs. and WINDOW SHADES, OORNfoEt. 4o AT JOSIAH T. BnrrTH'i FULTON 8TEBHT PLAIN AND DECORATIVE. AT JOSIAH T.

SMITH'S ti'J FULTON STREET. 1 pposIteBrldge. H1VPERTAKEK8. PEDRO A. AFFONSO I FURNISHINa UNDBKTAKBH.

ffSiMPeKlllb No. 200 Leonard iLIS o6ffin8, heaks'es, oaiages. shVohBs, And evory roouljlte for Fnnorals supplied at the shortest Notice. Most reasonable Tonna. Intormenta made in any Oemetery.

Orders roceived for Embalming tho Dead. 4)Mttaeeo for Weddings or private oalls BuppUed at all Hours, LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED; IN THE POST OFFICE AT BROOKLYN, STATE OF NEW YORK, ON SATURDAY, EV'G, JUNE 28, 1873. LADIES' UST. Allen Mrs Ford Mrs 8 Donnell Mrs Armstrong JD Green Ann Northrop Annie Allen Melius Goodrich Mrs 7 Nelson Annio Aegd Mary Gallagher Ida Norton Mrs EmilyR Bogert Mrs Green Nybblen Lina Beenom Mrs Green Kate O'NolU Mrs Annett Brown Mrs Green Mrs Lizzie TO'Brlen Mrs Ellen Bennett Miss Gearighty Kate O'Neill BonghanMrs Glannon Mary O'KeeSe Nana' Barrett Annie Hahl Mrs Protestant Girl Boyle Bridget Huntington Clara Powers Miss Byrne Mrs HoltonMrsDC Palmer Mrs brooks Mrs Herbert Bmm Parker Mrs Ann Boel Mrs Haalehnrat Pattorson Annie Bowdish Mrs RcvHorten Fannie Pell Ann Eliza CG HarvyMrsGM Peabody Mra Biorkande Hlnda Ida Prior Fannie Booth Mrs BUsa Harris Mrs IsabellaPhelpa Lilly Bishop Mrs Hamilton Joaie Phollen MO Burke Mrs Jennie Buasy Jessie Perry Mrs Margt Brush Mrs Lizzie Horton Mrs Kitty Poarl Pyrra Brodrlck Kate Holan Lncinda Power Mrs Brill Kate Haskell Mrs LizzioPansen Mrs Robt Bruth Mrs A Hunter Louisa Reifel Sarah Bowers Mrs Huso Mrs Misa Bryson Mary House Minnie Readdy Mrs Bishop Nellie Hemal Pauline RefnoMsMrs Barrett Mrs Kase Hanna Mrs Robertson Mrs' AN Brooks Mrs Sarah Hoffman Mrs Robinson Alice Bryant Mrs 8 IngersollMrs Raymond Augusta Brown Mrs SB Johnson Anna ReiUyAnn Cameron Mrs Johnson A RoartBridgot Curdy Annie Johnson Caroline Royers Mary Cooper Annie Jennings Mrs Richardson Mrs CooleyMrsAdaB Johnson Mrs Randolph Mrs CjuiKnrlv Ann Kntscher Mrs Renard Jennie 1 Crawford Mrs CB Kelly Mrs RUey Mrs Sarah look Clara Kennedy Simpson Miss 'ora Mrs ja jane mrzaoeui ocuonnmrs Mrs DD Keys Mrs Ellen SinclalrMrs CooTahSjIiC.E KennedyMarla Column Eater gmita Anma OaliahanKmma Kellehan BilZF 9.mithAgmsi Cook Fannie! Knight Mrs A oIne.CJoraelia CrosamanMrsG WLizde Sllesanip 2 LallyAnn Spalding Mrs' 0 Carol Mrs Helen Lord Mrs A Smith. Mrs Cary Mrs Leonard Carrie Sbaw Mrs Craney Laura Low Carrie Smith Mrs Eliza ClyneM Lynch Ellen Stewart Emily Cady Mrs A Louder Hannah Sehalzle Mrs Carney Maggy Layton Hannah Spencer Jennie Connor Maggie Lennox Isabel Starr Mrs LP Chadwell Mrs ALyns Lillie Sinclair Mrs Kate Connors Margt Lavelle Miss Stanley Mary Cent Mary Lamb Mary Smith Mrs Mary Cook Mrs Lee Mary Shumann Martha Coon A Loyd Mollis Smitzer Mrs Carter Sarah Lafevre Mrs Smith Mrs Cooper Ira Thos Lyon Mrs Seymour Maude Dreelyer Mrs Laine Mrs Sweenoy Margt Donohue Annie LardoMraS Stuart Mary Dooley Mrs Albert Martin Mrs Smith Mrs Phsbo Daly Agnes Morrison Mrs Sawyer Mrs Dow Mrs Chas Mookel Mrs AmellaScofield Mrs DickersonMrs AMitchell Agnes J2ScattergoodMraSA Davis Etty Marmion Annie Sliter Mrs Sophia Dunn Mrs Ellen Monfort Mrs AW Smith Mrs Thos Dickenson Mrs Malone Ann Stoddard Mrs Wm Darling lizzie MayoonCeiiaF Todd Mrs ED DuganMary MillesMrBOC TurtonMrsJas Dally Mrs Morria Mrs Grace Van Name Agnes Dwyer Maggie Miller Lizzie Vetter Mrs Mary Devlne Maggie Murray Mrs Kate Voorhis Mrs Pheba Devlin Margaret Moylan Maria Winslow Mrs Dudley A Mading Mrs MaryBWarner Mrs Ann Dunne Mary Ann Mbntxoy Mrs Maria Wilson Mrs Etta A t.

Donley Sarah Marsh Mrs 1 uamsou Mrs Daggett Mrs Mclaughlin Mrs White Mrs Lydla Ulariage alary A uarutyjxuss nuiumannMuy BvansMrs Vfm Naughton MrsAWard Mary A Fish Mrs Anna CafferyAfrsB Waterbnry. Maria Fowler Mrs Lellan Mrs Wills Mra Mott Foard Mrs 02 UermoodKate Warner Mrs Mary A FolgerMraHannab, Rally Sarah West Mrs Martha Field Mrs JEM GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Adee A Son 3 Grau Cabe James A 2 Gildersleeve Oalllon James Adolf Carl Globe Dan'lW GowenJno' Andrews Bev Given LanghlinPtk Anderson Frank SGravcrfFS ArdVeFaul Ashley Geo Galmaod Mons 3 Anley Ptk Ammond Geo Gregory Geo Nutt Commodore Atkins Geo Givena Henry Norton Charles Alcock Geo Gibbs Harvey Nutsel Geo Abbott Geo Glguiliiatt HJ 2 NaramosoGH. Alcock BD Godwin NashJamoa Arlington JC Grimes Jas Has John Anderson Jno Grlfflnjno O'ReUly James' Allen Saml Garvey Phillip O'Connor James Anderson Thos Goodrich O'Connor Jno Anderson 'Wm Griffin Otis Newton 9 Anderson "Wm Garnaok Porrin Arthur Anderson Gladwin WH Pock Mr Hardware Palmer David Brooklyn 1 1 tHagnsr Bauer Peaso Bdward Glass Co HIttel Lodge Prenss Bugona Brooklyn Ink 'WksHall Mr PrasEUas Bourke Mr Hochoolter Mr PoworsvGeo BjorkhenAlf Holmes MrforAllcePratt Backwith Albert BHeighan Alex Peavey Beebe A Hain Phillips Brown Halin. Chas Plagman Jno Boalo Geo Hawkins Chas Pigeon John Burns Geo Harris Chas Peck Nathan Barton Henry Haviland Capt Pazos Vicente Billaaa Jose B.

Hoffman Fred Payne DrW A BarrJ Harris Geo Palmer WH BrlaotJH HalghtJM Rosenthal A Beckel Lonls Hirrman Joseph Bauer Martin Hunt Roaongardsa J' TtAclfft Pelor Hloklinir Jno Sons Barker Robt A Holand Jno Row Brown 11 Haywara Jno Tteri Saml Hart Jeremiah BiployCPH Robinson Cooper Bennett 8 2 Hoist Robinson'Jno A uookwitn aami rucomanjno Bell Thos Hurlbut Wm II Rlsd Jacob Bardens Wm Johnson Co Richardson Jno Bodtno Rov Wm Johnston Ben Bell Bat of Jas Cram Jorden Ruben Ludwlg Chapman Smith ftjohnson 82 Kiss Co Bins Coopor Richards A ChaaoFftA Koelblo Mr Roberts Wm Child Arthur Kendall A SUE AugusteKooBter Carson Suhaffel Go Chase FJ Kemp Chas SneethenMr Cleland Geo King Skilirnau Mr Cook Henry King Simpson Alfred Cohen Hern Konsey Sherman Benj at CoUlnsHN KratlohFred Scott Chas 11 Canon John King Jos Sanford Charley CarrJ. A. Kolley Jno Stevens Ohsrlss Caltln Kenelly Jno 2 Sbepard Danl Culen Jno Kuhn Jno Sobell Bdwd Cumlskey James Kas Jno Schrandner Fritz Colpaert Jules Keaslor Slocnm Geo Campbell Kreger Peter Stllwell Geo Jr Carrington Kelly Patk Snyder Goo Chapman A King Stanton Jno Cole Peter Korbey IUchd Slmnaon Jno Cambell Kray Wm Schenck Of ST LyonD Jr SinclairS Cornell SD Lea Ellis Salmon Tho II Cross Thos Lenehanjohn Smith NL Ouitla Wm Lindeman Jno Skinner Wm DEB Lioht Philip Stern Wolf Drug 111 Long Patk Shaw Win Dolly Christopher Longhran Thorn Buchanan Devlin Charles Laird Sam Toy Store for sala Davis Chas Loe Theo 8 th av Daugherty MansBeld 4 Son Tate Mr Navy Yard DaughortyBd Miller AM Tuttlo Arthur Dudley Marron Ber'd Thomas Dr A Daly John Morrill Chas Tripp Charles Dana Jno Melcheor Tootho Henry Donohuojohn Miqnln Tallmadgo John' Dunbar BS Morris Dr Taylor Dlgan Samuel Merrill Try James DonnellyThos Morton Frank TunlsonM DovorollThoa Miller FR Taylor Riohard Dixon Thos Morris Garretson Tilden Oapt Thos Denkler Wm Mnllor Goo Tlnolson Wm BatonDG Meade Garrett Taber Wm Earll Morrltt Geo VolokingC Ensfleld Geo Malk Jno VolknerW KganJohnB MnrrayJno Vein Blben Jno Molloy Jno Vonston Joe Enrhrhtjohn Martin James VanDorenRevL BlyJS Mosher Leander CVoorhtesMM Franklin Mackohre Worthy Recorder Fox Mr ManuelProfBS RTof Honor Kranoke Adolf Megie Saml Warling Andrew Fisher Man Master Wm Woodward Follett Geo Morgan Wm Winters David Finleyjno Morris Wm Watson Bdwin Farquhorson JN Miller Wm Wright Geo Flynn James McDononghMr Wolls JnoLeo Fleet Luko Cormack BryanWarth Joseph FukaMelne Geo Bernard Walahjno Frothlngham OB2 Cormlok DavldWirts Rudolph Flick CarthyDan WinthropRO Fairell Patk Cormlck Williams Thoa Fagiano Salvatore Intyre Jno 'Willis Thos Flanagan Thos Olellan James Woorlook Flanagan Wm Ahill Jamoa "Werner Wm GntermanlAndreas Manns Jno Zlgonhein Gardner A Murrin Jno. SAMTJBL BOOTH, P. M.

GOPABTNEBSHIPS. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO fore existing under tho firm name of SPAFARD CLAPP, Is this day dissolved by its own limitation. Calling attention to the following notice, we ask: for Mr. OLAPP a continuance of the conndenoe and patronage? that has been so generously extended to tha old firm. HENRY A.

SPAFARD. May3M3. MILTON B. OLAPP. The undersigned will continue the business as Broker In Keal Kfltato, insuranco ana mortgages, at me same piaoe.

no. lya rusmaen 8 corner ox uou 'ourt, Brooklyn Juno 2. 1878. OLAPP, THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing betweon BURLINGAME A RANKIN is this day dissolved by mutual oonaent. The brokerage business will Yv, nnntiniind bv A.

W. Bnrlinffama at No. 7 Pin. s. N.

Y. The agency business will "be continued by Henry Brooklyn, Juno 24, 1873. HENRY RANKIN. WINES, liHyVOBS, Ac TJ R. BEACH fc GROCERS.

9 Deslro to oall attention to their WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL USB. Which for age and purity are unoquallod. 450 FULTON ST. opr. HoyK D.

MO CLASKY, No. 98 FULTON ST, Third door below Henry, Brooklyn. WINES, LIQUORS AND COBDIALS, Tho very best and oldest. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC, AT WHOLESALE AND BKTAIL. Established 1850.

BEPOT OP HOLLBKDER A BIKR BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, 878 FULTON STREET, Opposite i City HalL Imported Bavarian from Oulmbaeh per dozen leg bottles. IfSS Imported Bavarian from Ertsngan Imported Bavarian from faj Also. DomeaUo from Rochester H2 Also, Dameatlo from WJ TvMie Iberaldla. rnrinisfcr hoteUb kW uroeri wrt mm r5aScVrfre prompt attlon. HOSIERY, 40.

The most attractive stock In the city, At Jobbers Prioes. LLAMA AND THREAD LACE SHAWLS AND SACQUES, From large auction galea, at Closing Out Prices. CALL ANdTTxAMINE. EOHSLER ABRAHAM, WECHSLER 4 ABRAHAM, WECHSLER 4 ABRAHAM. 297 AND 299 FULTON ST, 297 AND 299 FULTON ST, 297 AND 299 FULTON ST, Between Tillary and Johnson.

Between Tillary aud Johnson. Betwoen Tillary and Johnson. LINEN AND LAWN SUITS LINEN AND LAWN SUITS LINEN AND LAWN SUITS prom otm FBOM JUB GREAT WHOLESALE FACTORY. GREAT WHOLESALE FACTORY. GREAT WHOLESALE FACTORY.

GREAT WHOLESALE FACTORY. THE LARGEST, MOST ATTRACTIVE THE LARGEST, MOST ATTRACTIVE THE LARGEST, MOST ATTRACTIVE THE LARGEST, MOST ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAPEST STOOK IN THE CITY. CHEAPEST STOOK IN THE OITY. CHEAPEST STOOK IN THE CITY. EXPRESSLY REDUCED IN PRIOES EXPRESSLY REDUCED IN PRIOES EXPRESSLY REDUOED IN PRICES FOB THE FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY. FOURTH OF JULY. FOURTH OF JULY. WELL MADE SUITS WELL MADE SUITS WELL MADE SUITS WELL MADE SUITS FROM $4 UPWARD. FROM $4 UPWARD.

FROM $4 UPWARD. FROM $4 UPWARD. FINAL CLOSING OUT SALE, PRIOR TO ALTERATIONS. AWN AND LINEN SUITS, LAWN AND LINEN SUITS, LAWN AND LINBN SUITS, LAWN AND LINEN SUITS, LAWN AND LINEN SUITS, LAWN AND LINEN SUITS, LAWN AND LINEN SUITS, FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.

FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. NEWPORT WAISTS AND WRAPPERS.

NEWPORT WAISTS AND WRAPPERS. NEWPORT WAISTS AND WRAPPERS. NEWPORT WAISTS AND WRAPPERS. NEWPORT WAISTS AND WRAPPERS. NEWPORT WAISTS AND WRAPPERS.

BATHING SUITS, CAPS, ETO. BATHING SUITS, CAPS, etc. BATHING SUITS, CAPS, ETO. BATHING SUITS, CAPS, ETO. BATHING SUITS, CAPS, ETO.

BATHING SUITS, CAPS, etA, etc. BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS BEST ASSORTMENT OF CORSETS DM BROOKLYN. IN BROOKLYN. IN BROOKLYN. IN BROOKLYN.

IN BROOKLYN. GREAT VARIETY OF SKIRTS, BUSTLES, 4o 4c. GREAT VARIETY OF SKIRTS, BUSTLES, 4o 4o. GRBAT VARIETY OF SKIRTS, BUSTLES, 40., 40. GREAT VARIETY OF SKIRTS, BUSTLES, 40., 40.

GREAT VARIETY OF SKIRTS, BUSTLES, 4c, 40. GREAT VARIETY OF SKIRTS, BUSTLES, 40., 4o. AT SHERMAN'S, AT SHERMAN'S, AT SHERMAN'S, AT SHERMAN'S, AT SHERMAN'S, 818 AND 320 FULTON ST, NEAR PIERREPONT. S18 AND 320 FULTON ST, NEAR PIERREPONT. 818 AND 330 FULTON ST, NEAR PIERREPONT.

318 AND 320 FULTON ST, NEAR PIERREPONT. S18 AND 320 FULTON ST, NEAR PIERREPONT. T) O'HANLON, NOS. 3 AND 5 GREENE AVENUE, Comer of Fulton etroet. Straw Goods, Palmetto Hats, Ribbons, Fronoh Flowers, Frames, Feathers, Laoes, in all tho new and ohoioest colors.

Leghorn, Chip, Neapolitan, Straw Hats and Bonnete, for ladles and misses, inallthenew shapes. Ten cases of Boys' Straw Hats, whito, brown and mixed, at very low prices. Two caseBOf choapSchool untrimmed, FROM AUCTION. 10 cartons of Saoh Ribbons, plain, striped and watered, at unprecedented low prices. EU) pairs o( Corsets, at $1, worth also 400 pairs of "DonioBtio" Corsets, at 88 cts.

a pair. Parasols in etook, Unod and unlined, with and without fringes; club handles, with chatelaine, in silk, pongeo aud "sSkl Turquoia and Volvets, in all the new shades, out on Juat received, 'ono case of Hamburg Embroidery, very My stock of French Flowore. Foathors, Laces, Ribbons, for my extensive custom trade, ombraooB all tho finoat and latest novelties of the season. i Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Trimmings, Battons, 4c, Full'llno of Hoop Skirts, 4c a P. O'H.

offors the choicest bui best selected stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods to be found anywhore.and at the very lowest msfckot rates. jaEKICAsJ. OAISE, 122 Fulton et. keeps on hand all foreign and estio proprietary" medicines Lubln's and other int. EBAUCH'S OHi FOR RHEUMATISM, THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

J. B. BRIOE, Chemist and Druggist, 76 Fulton Btreet, Brooklyn. General Depot 866 Pearl st, N.Y. EYDENREIOH, BROS.

Fulton tif junction of Gates mid Olermont tvrs, and FbyBloiaiis1 prosorlpUona aoooratoly oompoundod. Foil aasortmenb ol fanoy, tollot and proprietary ffioori tor medicinal purposes; physicians' prescriptions and family receipts, In all languages, oarofully compound. ea. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Concord. SATURDAY, Juno 28, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR.

ED. LAMB. ROBERT MAOAIRE. AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. TIG EXCITEMENT IN ELATBUSH CAPTAIN JACK, OF THE MODOOS, NOW CONFINED IN THE SUB CELLAR, CLOSE TO THE ALE PUMP, AT BODENHAUSEN'S, IN FLATBUSH, Will be brought to trial forjilgh crimes, and misdemeanors on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 3, 1873.

Fivo hundred citizens aro hereby summoned to appear as a panel of jurors and witnesses. The One Hundred and Thirty ninlh Regiment is ordered to report to their late comrade on the day of trial. Eminent counsel and various members of various bars will be present at BODENHAUSEN'S, IN FLATBUSH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1873. P. S.

If found guilty, Captain Jack willbehungJulylS, 1873, without fail. The gallows aro thore. YCEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Concord. SATURDAY, June 28, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR. ED.

LAMB, i JROfcERT MAOAIRE. AND ALL THAT OUTTBBfi IS NOT WOLD. OHTKBJl O'ST UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Oonoord. SATURDAY, June 28, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MB.

ED. LAMB. ROBERT MAOAIRE, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IB NOT GOLD. TDROOKLYH RINK. MONDAY June 30, GRAND EXTRA NIGHT, CONTEENO AND BURNHAM, Entertainment by Pupils of Schools Nos.

8 and 12. OALISTHBNIO TABLEAUX AKD MUSICAL AND SOCIAL. EIGHT DANCES FULL BAND NO CHANGE PRICE. Concert Tickets received as usual. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Concord.

SATURDAY, June 28, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT MR. ED. LAMB. ROBERT MAOAIRE, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. ROOKLYN TERRACE GARDEN, 198 202 COURT STREET, PUNCH AND JUDY THIS EVENING, Under the direction of Professor JULIUS.

Also, the usual Musical Entertainments. ADMISSION FREE. Commencing at 8 o'olock. iplONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st, near Concord.

SATURDAY, June 23, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF MR. ED. LAMB. ROBERT MAOAffiE, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS 18 NOT GOLD. pOSTPONED ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE PRINTERS' ASSOCIATION, AT LEFFER.TS PARK, On the afternoon and evening of TUESDAY, JULY 1, 187S Ticket ndmlttlng a gontlomen and lady SO cents; extra lady's tloket.

25 conts. LYCEUM THEATRE, Washington st. near Conoord. SATURDAY. June 28, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OE MR.

BD. LAMB. ROBERT MAOAIRE, AND ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. rlONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING. AN BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, MRS.

F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. Commencing on MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 30, 1873.

The original world famous BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, Twenty two ForformerB, From Bryant'B Opera House, New York. The company composed of tho following favorite artists MesBrs. DAVE REED, NELSE SEYMOUR, HARRY STANWOOD, W. HENRY RIOE, W. H.

BROCKWAY, MORRISY EMERSON, And BRYANT'S VOCALISTS and ORCHESTRA. DAN BRYANT Will positively appear at eauh performance. Full partiou lots seo small olOs of to day. GRAND MATINEE 4th OP JULY. apONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING.

PZ W1LLOUGHBY ST. FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. OOOL LAGER BEER. BOTTLED "LAGER BEER, ALES, PORTER, SENT TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE. fpONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING.

CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS furnished with any number of musicians for excursions, festivals, fairs or other occasions where instrnmen. tal musio ia required, by L. CONTERNO'S TWENTY. THIRD REGIMENT BAND AND ORCHESTRA. The latest dancing and the most rocherohe reception musio always provided.

All arrangements for the band and orchestra must bo, made through L. Oontcrno, either by letter or personal interview, at 419 Gold st. CONTERNO'S UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA AT THE RINK EVERY EVENING. HEW yOKR AMPSEMEWTS. LYMPIO THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY.

Genuine and' decidod Bnccess. Last hurhta. The fascinating andbewitchlng LITTLE NELL." LITTLE NELL, Every evening at 8, In hergreat sensational drama, FIDELIA, THE FIRE WAIF. A grand Scene. Galvanic Battery, Nitre gboorlne sensation.

Matinee Wednosday and ffcturday at 2 P. M. MONDAY EVENING, June 80, Miss AMY STONE, CIGARETTE, the Little Leopard of France. TTNION SQUARE THEATRE. Begins at 8.

Saturday Matinee at 1:3. DECIDED SUCCESS OF MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON IN JANE EYRE. SATURDAY, AT 1 :30, SECOND JANE EYRE MATINEE. IJIDjTH AVENUE THEATRE, 1 'Cnrtaln rises at 8. LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON, and of MADELBIN MOREL.

SATURDAY, JUNE 28. POSITIVELY FAREWELL 2UATINKE OFMADELEIN MOREL. SATURDAYNIOHT, June 28. the FAREWELL NIGHT of MADELEIN MORfilimdtnaclosingnlghtof thosoa fion, has been assigned the Busuiess and Treas. nrer for thoir Joint benefit 'i SAVINGS BANKS.

ECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN. Junotion of FULTON and MAIN STS. An INTEREST DIVIDEND at the rate of SIX (6) PER CENT per annum will be paid to all Depositors entitled thereto, on and after TUESDAY, July 16, 1873. INTEREST not oallod for will be credited as Principal, and draw INTEREST from the 1st. Money deposited on or before July 15 will draw interest from July 1.

BANK OPEN DAILY, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. and 4 40 7 MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS TO 8 P.M. THOS.

BROOKS, President JOSFRENOHHAYl Vice He net E. HtJTCHmsoN, Soorotary. PARK SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, Corner of Fulton and Oxford streets. Open daily from 8 A. M.

to 2 P. M. also, on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 6 to P.M. Interest commences the 1st of EVERY MONTH (and deposit made on or before the 20th of January, April, Julyand October, are allowed interest from the 1st) at SIX PER CENT, per annum on all deposits. D.

MoOABB, President E. O. Hottdhbt, Seoretary. E. M.

Cullem, Connsel. DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, S67 and 860 FULTON The Board of Trustees have deolared a SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND, At the rate of SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM, For the six months ending. June 80. 1873.

8. L. HUSTED. President J. W.

Hunteb, Seo. AST RIVER DAVU1UO 111 111 II 1 IV, 1, NO. CHAMBERS NEW YORK. Juno 19, 1873. FIFTIETH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

Iiitoront at the rate of 8EVEN (7) PER CENT, hasbeendoolared, and will bo paid on and after tho lOth day of July next, on all BumB which have remained on depoBlt for three or Blx months previous to the 1st day of July, 1873. Interest not called for will be oredlied, and draw Interest aa an original deposit. Bank opon dally from 10 to 3, and on THURSDAY, from 10 to 7. WM. H.

8LO0UM, President. Chab. A. Whitney, Seoretary. TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.

Nop. 396 and 898 CANAL ST, N. Y. Open daily, 10 to 8. and on Monday Evening, from 5 to 7.

ASSETS TEN MILLIONS, NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST PAID. TTt MIGRANT SAVINGS BANK OF M2J Brooklyn, cornor of Court and LlvlngBton Bts. OPEN DAILY, from 9 A.M.

to 2 P. and every MONDAY and SATURDAY, from 6 to 8 P. M. Interest SIX PER CENT, on all Bums entitltled thereto, freo of government tax. ANDREW DOUGHERTY, PreBidont H.

La MAROHE, First Vice President, JOHN McCONVILL, Second loe President. F. L. Dalloh, Secretary. DEPOSIT TO DAY IN THE SAVINGS BANK.

Chartered by the United States. SEND FOR CIRCULAR, 185 BLEEOKBR N. Y. Assota over 84.000,000. SAM.

L. HARRIS. Manager. WTILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK, TV Corner of South Third and Fourth stroots, Brook lyn, K. L.

I. NOTICE. Depositors are hereby notlflod that a Semiannual Interest at the rate of SIX PER CENT, per annum, on all sums of throo dollars andnpwardthatshaflhavebeen deposited three months on thanrst day of July next, will be paid to Depositors on or after MONDAY, July 21, 1873. Interest not called for will bo pasted to the credit of Depositors as principal, and draw Intorest from July 1, Deposits made on or before the 10th day of July will draw Interest from July 1. The Bank is open for busi ubbb dally.

(Sundays' and Holidays exoepted), from 10 o'olock A.M., until 2 o'clook, P.M.', and also on Monday and Saturday afternoons, from 4 to 7 o'olook. GEORGE RIOABD, President NATHANIEL vice President JONATHAN 8. BURR, vice freaidents. Samtjel W. Tbdblow, Secretary.

A TLANTIO SAVINGS BANK, Chatham 8qoahe, N. June 20, 1878. The Trustees of this Bank have deolared a soini annnal dividend at the rate of SIX PER CENT, on all deposits entitled thereto, payable on and after July 21. HARRISON HALL, President. Joseph P.

Cooped, Socretary. O. D. BAzrjcr, Treasurer. All money deposited in this bank now will date Interest from July, UTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

Opposite City Hall, New York. Intorest at the rate of SIX PER GENT. PER ANNUM, COMMENCING ON THE FIRST OF BVBRT MONTH. One dollar will begin an account. Bank open daily from 10 to 8 o'olock also MONDAY and SATORDA.Y EVENINGS from 4J to o'clock.

UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK. Nob. 896 and 898 CANAL ST, N. open dally from 10 to 8: on Monday evenings, from 5 to 7. ASSETS ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS, SURPLUS SEVEN HUNDREDTH) FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED. Bank books in English, French and German. G.8.0HAFIN, Treas. N.J.

HAINES. Pres. T. S. ABMOrm, Seo'y.

THE LONG. ISLAND SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN. 895 and 899 Fulton st, comer of Boenm place. Open daily from 9 A. M.

to 8 P. and on I Mondays and Saturdays from 5 to 8 Savings Dopartmoht Interest at SIX PER OBNT. per i annum, commencing on the 1st of January, April, July add October. Fifteen days allowed for deposits, commencing each Quarter. Deposits also received an special aooouot which may bo chocked out at pleasure.

Interest at FOUR PERCENT, per annum allowed on auoh at the! dally balances. JAMES M. SEABTJRY, President Edwabd B. FOtrtEB, Secretary. John S.

Maoeat, Treas urea JOHK O. PEsar Attorney.