The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 3

HEM WAITED. BOARDING. INSURANCE. CrJj fte attir FIRST EDITION. youncoJtson of and O.

Grace Page' aged 6 months and 20 days indJlSnd th8 'amily are respectfully united to attend the funeral, from tho reeidenoe of his arandfather. Win. Marshall, No. S33 Clinton atreit, Bees On Mondayevening, Feb. lath, of consumption, PJ 'ml'y reapeoMuliy inviu cdthfi the funeral from the residenoeof herwand mother, Mrs.

K. B. Bees, 83 8tate street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday alter noon, at 2 clock, without further notioe. Tuesday February! 19th. Heixeh.

daushtor "'mF'P and Mary Roiin, aged years and 3 months. The funeral iU tako olaoe to moirow(WedneBdiy) afternoon, at 2 clock, from her lato residence, Paoiflo Btreet, ncsr ClasEon avenue, Brooklyn. I Rounds On Tuesday, Fob. 19th, PEmaiar Bounds, of Brooklyn, aged 51 year and 1 months. Funeral on Thursday, at 2 P.

from his late residence, Monroe street, 6th house west ol branklin avenue. Valentine On Tuesday morning. February 19th, Jennie, only cbild of Isaao and Jennie Valentine, aged 6 months and 18 daya Tho funeral will take place on Wednesday, at 2 P. from 330 Navy street. Relatives and friends ara invited to attend.

SITUATIOK ANTED WANTED BY ARESPICTABLE GIRL, a situation to do gaxieral bouaeworkin arespuLa ble family can give good oity relerenoe, 0t 109 BaUd street. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectable woman, to do ceneral bouseworW: is a peed plain coolt good washer ana ironer; has cood city re ercnccs. Call for two days at 19 Atlantic Btroet. WAN vri A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpectabit ic nnp woman, as rood cook, washer and ironer; bob six yeaisrcference from last pUce. Oall for Wtrren st.

top tloor' front room ANTED A SITUATION, BY A jl rosoeotnWo voang German jrirj. le yettJB or affe. to mind ohi'dif n. Oall at 333 Adelphi street. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A Bpectable ProteFtant young woman, as or ambennaid or cook, or to do general housework.

Ca'l at 507 Uo' unions. Mrec t. WAN 1 BY A RLJSPEUTABIjE young cirl. a situation to tha care of abilriten; is willine and obliging; agod li years. call for two days Hiclrs street.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE woman and herdaughter. a situation to do the entire work of a gentleroan'a lamily; i3 a good cook, washer and ironer; the dnuchteris l'j yftmsof age; can bo highly recoxrmended. Can be seen at 2C3 Fulton avenue, neir St. Felix in the Btore. WANTED A SITUATION AS PLAN cook, washerand ironer, or to do general hopsework, by atborounuiy ethcienr rnd well rtcommended girl; sue is an excellent laundress and a baker, aud will be found willing and obliging.

Apply at No. 4 Sauds street, basement. BOARD WANTED FOR EE adults, in a private family; location nortS of Paoina Btteetand west of Clinton av. with pattioulars' Y.Z.. Eagle fol91l BOARD WANTED PLAIN BOARD and roomB for man, wife and two fads, 9 and 18 years old.

The looms and aurroundfnirs mast be neat and terms moderate. Address, etating deBoriDtlon and price. EWI8, Eaale office. fol92t BOARD NEAR WALL STREET FERRY. To let, with board, one large room on second floor, with closet 6re, pas.

Ac, suitable for two; lerms moder at e. Apply at 34 Joralemon street. 2t BOARD WANTED A GENTLEMAN and wife wish board in a private family, near Fulton ferry: terras not to exceed ftlCper week. Addless MlcU OHANf.Baale office BOARD A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET habits, aged 32. is dsiroos of obtaining a plessant room, with breakfast and supper: in a nrivate family pro itfrreu, woere uiere ore lew ooaraer.

or witn a lidow lldy; diulacco ypat cot exceed 10 minn'es walk or ride from corner Fulton and nirratj. tt ling terms, location, 4c, PALMER, Easle office, References ejen. BOARD WANTED, IN BROOKLYN, BY ayouDg married couple, a comfortable, aood aized room, in a privat. family, any where bstween Hch and 23d streets, and 3d and 6th avenues Address, stating terms, J. Xj 163 P.

O. Big 2t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, A very pleasant, quite large room; honse has all modern improvements. Apply at S91 Paciflo street, betweon Band and Kevins. LOST AND FOUND. REWARD LOST OR STOLEN ON ypO Sunday, Jftb, a black nd tan SLUT, with ono white spot on the breast, bins eollaron the neck with brass lock.

Ketorn her to S06 3ergen stre et, Brooklyn. 1 it) REWARD WENT ASTRAY FR1 JLF day, Feb. 15th, a large yellow Newfoundland white breast: bad a leather collar on and answers to the name of Lion. Tbe above reword will be Riven if returned to 272 Court street, between Congress and Warren in tbe oygler saloon. fel9 2t (fk REWARD LOST, FROM 93 I2tb Nl I 'LJ' on Monday noon, a light tan colored Scotch Terrier SLUT.

Answers to tho name of Jessy. The above reward will bo paid, as it was greatly prized by the owner. OST ON MONDAY, 18th AT the foot of Fulton street, or on one of tho Fulton ferry boats, a email MEMORANDUM BOOK for 1867, containing money, stamps, memoranda and private papers of value only to tbe owner. An ample reward will be paid to tbeflndor ifhe will leave the book with Mr. HANNAH, at tbe Historical Society's rooms, No.

18 Court st, 6t LOST YESTERDAY FROM 126 BER gen street, between Hoyt and Bond, a rough, Sootob, black and tan terrier DOG, lor which a liberal reward will be paid for its return. 2f TAKEN BY MISTAKE, FROM SOME store in Fulton street, a MUFF, which the owner can obtain by applying at 92 Joralemon street. LOST ON SUNDAY LAST, IN A Coney Island car, at a o'oloek P. a lady's RETl fJUE, containining a small gold miniature focketaud child wearing apparel. The finder will please return it to J.

W. BONN, 33 Fulton street. New York, or to 13 Fur man street, Brooklyn. LOST FIREMAN'S BADGE, No. 1,232.

The finder will please leave it at the Chief Engineer's oihee or the houso of ngine Co. No. 12, W. D. J.

WELSH. OST LAST EVENING, A GOLD JJ HBACELET, in Hicks. Clirk or Pulton afreets. Tbe hnderwill bo suitably rewarded bj leaving it at UO Hioka street. centre: the Din is valued as a heenHnkn.

Th fin.iaP rn ceive tbe above rp ward and the thanks of the owner bv re turning tho same to Eio. 55 WeBtBaltio street. feWSt LOST ON FRIDAY, WHILE GOING through Henry to Atlantic street, thence to Pacific street, a pair of gold EYE GLASSES. The Under will bo smtabKicwaraed by returning then to 406 Pacific streei. FOR SALE AND TO LET.

tjV'R SALK GREAT BAKU AIMS LOIS on the grade, beautiful'y located, near Fulton and Atlantic avenue; price from S10 to $250 each the gr.ater part on bond and mortgage. Apply at once to DKAK15 A CO 8 Willonehby iticet. fejn 2i nnO LET LOWE PART OF HOUSE No 1. 64 Bergen treot, double parlor 36 feot deep, (may be divided) witb two rooms and ono or two basements, privilege to laundry; house 50feet deep; modern improvements 2f OR SALE A THREE STORY BRIOK bouse and stoie, No. 332 Grand street, E.

on bast business gide; ttrruscasy. eig 2j, fjOR SALE A 2 STORY AND BASE A.1 ment honse and lot, with table in the rear. Also new brick store, well located for Apply to McOABE. 18th street and 5tll avenue. South Brooklyn el9 4t TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM.

WITH cu board, with conveniences for Are. Call at any time in the afternojn or evening at 192 Smith at. Iel9 2t FOR SALE ON UNION STREET, BE tween Clinton and Henry, a 3 story and basement brown stone dwelling, with all the improvements; lot 26x100, house 25x0. 1'his bouse will bo sold at a reasonable price to close an estate. For permits, 4o, annly to WECKOFF a LITTLE, Montague BtrBet, near Court.

mo LET ON PARK. FLiAOE, NEAR THE Prospect Park, one of the tineet locations in tho city a brown stone dwelling, with all improvements; possesion immediately; large lot bouse 3 story and basement. Key 4c, can be obtained of WYOKOFF LITTLE, Montague Btreet, near Court FOR SALE A THREE STORY, BASE ment and sub cellar brick bouse all improvements with ono or three lota, in Livingston street. AdoIv to N. COOPER.

278 Fnltorj btreet. 3t TO LET A VERY FINE STORE AND bisement on Fulton avenne; a'so dwelline house on Atlantic street. Apply to N. COOPER, 273 Fulton st. fel9 3t TO LET FURNISHED, A BEAUTIFUL three etory, basement and sub cellar brick house, in Schermerhorn street, near Clinton, with modern improve 0 ents: the houso is furniphed, and in oerfect order1 renr 5200 a month.

Apply to S. Pli'l TIT, 3G3 Atlantio St. ol9 3t SALE TB REE LARGE BRICK bouses. Inquire at 251 Gold street. rW LET POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY, JL a large store and back room.

No. 1,263 Myrtle avo: also, parlor and hedioom, with front hasomont. No 1,261. Gaa and water throughout fel9 2t OR SALE AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE in the 20th ward, on South Oxford street; a brown stono front dwelling, finished and bm'ltm toy best manner, with every improvement; Stogetber with three lots of ground, 2 story brick stable, Targe, cold eropery, to, street iiavcd with Belgian pavement. L'his i3 one of the liiost desirable residences in the 2(th ward.

For uerraits Acapply to WYOKOFl? LITTLE, Montacue street, near Court. feig 2t mo LET A FURNISHED DWELLING JL on Clinton street, near Harrwon, for one or two years large brown stone house, 25x60, lotlUfeet deeD, with every improvement; walls irescoed and papored in the best manner; iuinibhcd throuybout with ine richest; furniture; possession n'jout April 1st. For location, permits. tc, Ap FOR SALE A SIRST CLASS HOOSE, 25 feet wide, full lot, all Oarltan avenne. FuUgu avenue and Oxford street, or of the owner.

114 7illinm st M. Y. prico 2f TO LET lUK SISHED PARLOR ANO bedroom. Inquire at, Mrs. MARSHALL'S store.301 ulton avenue, between Oxford stroet and Portland av ijor sale a Sacrifice for sale A or exchange for auythinff equivalent to cash, a beau tiiul country seat.SU ares, all modern improvements, very banriEome greenhouse, bet varieties of trait; 10 miles from city; pecuniary circumstances reason for selling.

Address Hps 1,685 P. O. TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM, TO A single gentleman, on Sanda Btreet, two blocks from Fulton; tcrmB reasonable. Apply to Mr. Mo.

106 Fulton street. FOR SALE THE LARGE BUILDING known us the Arena, on Raymond street, near Falton avenue; also cottage houso No. 26G Tlctymond steot. Ac ar 30 Serins street or to O. WlTTV, Ho.

633 Bmidtvay, near bleecker street, ftew ork. fel9 2t TO LET A TWO STORY, ATTIO AND bascrrent house, newly furni.ibed. on Bedford aveuue, with cas nnd water. Apply to E. PRATT, Agenr.

No S5J Aljrtle avenue. 3t FOR SALE ON WASHINGTON AVE nap, near Gates, a large commodious Mansion, replete with modern improvements; eicht fed lots, stocked with fruit shade, and floorers; stabie on rear street. Eare pronerty for occupation or improvement. For pho tocrpb plans and permit apjly to lelOSteoo" L. RIDER, S9 Pinost N.

Y. fcOR SALE SOUTH BROOKLYN A 3 fl story brick house, with all tbe modern imurovements, brown Btore basement, high atooo, situated in a first cUi neichborhood; prico $9000 cash. Address VM. O. FORD, 47 Libeity street.

1st floor, front. fel9 ood 3t FOR SALE A FARM, ON LO.NG IS land, of 0 acres; a Bne peaofa and applo ore bard oi treps; cood build in jzs and aood water, and a tine pieca ot woodland, to be sold cheap, or exchange for city propor ty. Apply to the owner, V. T. OOJJKLIN, in State street, 3rd door east of Smith street.

5t TO LET A LARGE STABLE IN BROOK lyn.cn Columbia street, 100 teet south of Atlantic street, only one block from the South ferry, latelv ocenpied by tho National Express Comoany. Apply to MUItlTOKD ARTIN. No. 69 Cortland N. Y.

6t FOR SALE OR TO LET A HOUSE, with furniture; terms to suit: in complete order; possession at any time: contraband convoment to all the terriea and ear rautes. Call or address J. 40J Bond Bt, Brooklyn, Caxlor's Store.) ol9 Gt IjlOR SALE AT $8.000 ON HE EAST side of Hunter street, third house Boutb of Gates possession immediately story high basement Philadelphia front brick dwelling. French roof; contains 12 rooms; lot 25xlf0; house 22 by about 40, with all the modern improv ments. Tbe looatiou is first class; the house has been completely refitted, painted, paoexed, and tbe walls tinted.

The basement is paneled in oak; the halls and paxlora handsomely papered; the parlor ceiling frescoed in 7 or 8 colors: the bedrooms handsomely papered with satin fiaper: bath room, grained black walnut; now prape arbor yard. The house has hot and cold water, rinse, Gre Slace, heater, two water closets, wash tub), speaking tubes, ells, and is connected with tbe sewer; these imorovecnonts ore nearly done, and the houso vacant: can bo seen at any time: once: nrice onlv 38.0CO: terms eas v. Apply to WYOKOFF LITTLE, Montague street, near ijourtet. FOR SALE $1 ,000 o. 212 OARLTON avenue, near DeKolb.

a 3 story brown stone honse. well timbered, 23.5x46x100; two water clossts, BtaUoniry iucs, ifti, piooi ceiiar, inrnaee, uibck wtinnc scirs ana bath rocm Pali an marble throughout; marble 9ifls to parlors; third floor fitted same SB so co nd, with hoi and cold water: call bells, speaking tubes re zistera and ventilatory contains many other very late improvements. $7,500 can remain. Can be seen any afternoon, or 7 to 0 F. M.

fel93t.To,ThAS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP A HAT and cap store, with dwelling, iu a splendid busine'is location; rent low: long lease; toima easy; satisfactory Tendon (liven. For further particulars apply tn or address JULIUS GLOGAN, Real Estate Agent, 188 High, sfoet, near Hndeon avenne. felOt" jOR SALE A 3 STORY AND BASE mentbnek house; good location; witaia 10 minutes lrom ferries; prico terms easy, Por farther partic ulars app'y to or oaaress jujjiuo i Agept 166 Hgh st, near Had joa av, TjIOH. SAT.E A MODERN THREE STORY JO brick house, in tirst rate order, desirably locatod. near LT.

Uoyier fl (JDurcu. cor caiuaoyyijwo, uuxi corner of Fulton avenue and Oxford at. JORTSALE THE STOCK AND FLX turea of Fancy and Millinery store. Apply for far er partiouiars at llfi Hroith street. eia 3f OB SALE AN EXCELLENT STODART Pimn mt.h ool and cover, a bamain.

lan be seen at 81 Portland avenne, near Park av. 3t FOR SALE GREAT BUSINESS CHANCE The meat, fish, oyster, vegetable and butter market, "No 2.002 Fulton avenue, for Bale oaeaptoa cash customer. Inquire at tbe Market. felS Bt TVTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 HENRV ROGERS, who resides in the Oity of Brooklyn and GEO aQB B. DEANE, who resides tha rlitv of New York have foraied a Jitoited oartner miit to the pro.iiions of the Ttarised Statato; of tha mSaof How York, for tho distilUn nl reotifjmsr of BrooUjD.

and rale thereof In which all the pnrtios Interestea are the said Henry Bogeri. Shoil tbe oeneral partner, and the Geonro Daane, who it tblspeoialpartner; that Mid George DeaneTus orateibnted to the oommon atook toe ram of fifteen thon and doVlnrB! that the said pEttnerahip to opmmenpe on Sfilh in ol Fooruarj. A n. and is to terminate on tSuthaay of Febmarr. A O.

tmo. Dated fobroarj 11th 1867 HENRY ROGERS, General Partner. Mtn, urn. oiSORGE B. DB 4.NE, Special Partner.

ANTED OPEKaTOHS OS W. W. macbines. on linen ooata: also baiaters. bnttnnrhot.

mnkera and uremera. Call in 5th avenue, 3d bouse abw 6tb fJfy, Sonth Brook'sn. ANTED AN liXIMSRIENCED NUKSE for a family of cbtldrea, ia which there is a bao must bo able to sen andhaie havo good roferonoe. Anply at 315 Pacific Btreet fc.19 2t WANTED A OlltL, AS NURSE AND eeamsfress; must be nilline to assist inobamber woik and wnitinp, and mab? hotfo1! penorally useful; so leferoncea reqnired. Apply at 374 PaoiBc street, to ui'jf row motninK.

from 10 to 12 o'claolc, bitement door. ANTED SEVERAL GOOD COOKS, washer, and ironerj, obambermaid3 and waitresses nurses and seamstressep, and eiils for general housework, all excellent BituationB, teady without delay, in first cliss uintlics in BmoMyn; wages $10 to $111. Apply with re Icrence, ft 0 Tiiiary street. ANTED A CtiAMnERilAlU AD waitress; must bring first class city reference. plr at 116 Oolnirbia St.

fet9 2t WANTED A FIRST CLASS CHAM bermaid and waitress, who oan bring good reference from ber last place. Apply this afternoon at SI Rem stn street. WANTED FOR THE COUNTRY, A steady young girl to attend to children and do plain sewing Apply ac No. 6 Bowling Gioen, N. seo ond floor, back office, Wednesday.

10 to 12. WANTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL to dogeneral bonsework. a good wa3her and ironer, in a email German family 285 Bridge street, near Myrtle avenue. WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL houfioworfr; must bo a good cook; a German girl Dieferred; must have good references. Apply at 23 Joralemon street.

WANTED A GIKL TO DO GENERAL honsowork: mast be a aood cook, washerand ironer. Mono otherneed appb at 101 Dean street. fel9 2t WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT 140 Iafayette avenue, a (rood cook; one that is also a good washer and ironer; English or Sootch preferred uuuu itjioieuucD ictimitiu, I61U IKr WANTED PL ASTEKERS WO OPE rative Brioklayera aud Plasterers oan have tho work of finishing seven oottages immediately, by day's work or job. Apply to B. BRA.INBRIDGE, Rockaway.

L. T. WANTED A PLUMBER AND GAS Fitter Wanted A young man who undoritands both branches Inquire this evening at 1,227 Fulton ave nuo. corner of Grand avenue, from 6 to 8 o'oloek. WANTED A CHAMBKRMAID.

CALL for two daya in Hall street, dth honse south of Fal ion avenne. WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL TO take charge of an infant; none need apply bat those with the best of references. Apply at Si Elliott place WANTED A GIRL, IN A PRIVATE family, for general hoa.eirork; a good one can gei, well located Herman preferred. Apply at 20 3 Daan street. fell) 2f WANTED A GIRL TO DO THB GKN eral bousevrork of a small family; city references as to her capability.

Apply at 183 Carlton avenue. WANTED AT THB SURPRISE, 561 Fu'lon avenuo. good operators an white shirts, also shirt finishers; none need apply but those understanding the bnainesB. Steady work given to cood handa. WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN TO cook, wasb and iron must be experienced and well recommended.

Apply at Ko. 5 Oheever place. South Brooklyn. WANTED A GIRL TO WASH AND iron and assist in coosing; reference required. In qu.re at 33 Willoughby street.

2t WANTED A GOOD SERVANT TO DO general housework; must be a good cook, washer and iioner. Apply, with city reference, at 31 Court street. 2t ANTED A FIRST CL ASS PROTEST aDt girl as waitress; must come well recommended. Apply at 42 Willow street, Brooklyn. 2t WANTED A FIRST RATE SERVANT for a family of four adults; must be a fiood cook, washer and ironer; none need Rpply except thos3 havinc send recommendations; a Protestant preferred.

Auply it 33 South Oxford street, botween the houra or 9 M. itnd 1 P. M. eI8 WANTED A NEAT, STEADY PERSON to do general housework; only two in ramtly; ranj! bring first class reference. Apply betwoen 2 and 5P.M.

for three days, at 319 Ryerson stroct, near Fulton avoauu a WANTED A PROTESTANT GERMAN servant girl to take charge of a young cnild and to bo generally neful; ono having had some eiperience preferred, and willing to to into the country during the summer. Adrpss, with name and refereuods, for one weeii. Box 1C7 Eagle oinca Brooklyu. feBS ct WAN TIi A 1 EB TO LEARN TO operate on Sincer's nd Wtieelor Wilsoti's sewin" macbinfs; nil brancoes lanjfht ind roeonmended to work: alio all kinds of family atitchiuir and quiltina dono an experienced operator. Apply at 182 Fultun utreet, up stuira.

ANTED LADIES TO LEARN TO operate on "Wheeler A Wilson's sewinpr macbinfi; all brnnchrs taught and recommended to work; alao constant" woik nfler learning. Also, all kinds of family stitobin done by experienced operators. App'y at No. 60 Adam street. 6t SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED A SITUATION AS NURSE, by a person of thorough experience in the care ol childri bas the very best 6 city reference; is a cool BeaniHtrese. A note addressed to 0. Brooklyn Ivafpia office, will be at tend go to. el9 2fc WASTED A SITUATION AS NURSE and seamstress, by a very reliable and trmty person; understands all kinds of family sewing', and can cut and ht children's olothes: has four years reference from her last place. Apply at227 Smith street, between Batler and Douglass streets.

WANTED PLAIN SEWINCr, WILL take it home or eo out: can cut and alter boys' clothes. Apply at 435 Myrtle avenue, 3d story, front room. 2t WANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO giila, one to do chamberwork and waiting; tho other as nurso or Beamstrese. or anything or botn would like to live togf ther, and do tho entire work of a email family; uu execution able reference as to character and cbpabihty. Can be seen for two days at lit York street, between Joy and bridge.

WANTEDA SITUATION BY A NEAT, respectable girl, lately arrived, to do ereneral housn work; can wash and iron well, and do plain cooking; willins and obliging and not afraid of work, and will tak; luoderate woge3; city or country. Also for a nice younj rirl to take cure of a baby, and nt5i3t generally about a houfo: wnges about $5. Apply at 15 Court street, next door to Joralemon street. ANTED A SITUATION, EITHER IN Brooklyn or vicinity, by a smart, capablo girl, to do cooking, washing and ironinjr. or ceneral housework; ii nfat and industriou.

an excellent washer and ironer, and willine and trustworthy; best references given. Call at 121 Atlantic street, near Henry. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectable woman, as cook in a private family: understands ber business thoroughly; is a first class baker, and clean and tidy in her kitohen; none for housework need apply: can pive 4 years reference. Call for two days at 317 Atlantic street, up stairs. WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG English girl, as chamber amid and waitress or to assist tnthe cure of children: is wilUn? to make herself generally useful.

Call for two days at bo. James street, twj dec rs from ffront st WANTED A SITUATION, BY A respectable vonne woman to do ceneral honso worlj in a small family; is a cood cook, washerand ironer: has wood city references, Oall for two days at 110 York, street WANTED A MARRIED WOMAN, with a fiesh breast of milk, wishes a baby ab her own honse to wot nurso; has lost her own, four days old. Apply in PeKalb avenne, between Otasson avonae and Schenck street. WANTED A SITUATION BY AN American Protestaut woman to attend andw iit upon an mvaiid or as rmree and seamstress; can ive tha best oi reference, Applj for 2 days between 3d and 4th avenues, uth house from 3d avenue, Gowanus, South Brooklyn. ANTED A SITUATION.

BY A RE BDectable youne woman, as cood cook, washer and ironer; has pooa city references. Call for two days at li'J Pacitio street. WANTED A SITOATION, BY A BE spectable younc ciri, to do housework, iu a small private family. Call at No. 3 Lawrence st, 2d floor.

Wanted a sitoationTas seam stress; understands dress makingr and cbildron'1! clothing in the neatest manner, and ail kinds of family sowing be city reference; Call at 26 Bercpn street. WANTED BY A LADY WHO IS AO customcd to do all kinds of family sewine, to be employed by a families by the day op by tbe week; cuttinc and fitting done il required. Apply ftt tho fancy store, 212 Court strett, corner of Bainc, Sontn Brooklyn. WAN TE BY A RESPECTABLE young flirl. a situation in a small private family; hfu lately arrived from Ireland.

Call for two days at No. 2 iJean fittfeet. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A vonnir frirl. as chamhflrmftid or tn mlnrl nliiMron. uii uiuqj Ksu.u.muiu aiyiKBi.

uuur. icuui mum. WANTED BY A YOUNG AMERICAN irirl, between the aire 17 and ISyears, a situation as chambermaid and waitress or nurse, and todo sewine; is willine and obliging; good reference given. Pleabe call at 138 Butler street. WANTED A SITUATION BY A RE spectacle woman.

ts a good plain cook; is a good washer and ironer; is not afraid of work; would have no objection to do general housework, in a email family; has the best of reference. PJee call at No. 8 Oarll street, be tween JohnBen and Tillary. ANTED A SITUATION BY A HK spectable young woman, to do central housework in a fcmall tmily; or as cook, washer and ironer: hag good city references Oall for two days at 466 Atlantic street, WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE spectable yonnj? woman, as chambermaid aid to do plain sewing or take care of children; has good oity reference. Please call for two dayB ot the corner of Franklin and Lalayette ava, np ataira.

WANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN. A situation as chambermaid and waitress; no objection to do light hou3e work for a small family: can be highly recommendedfromher last place. Coll at 252 Atlantic Btreet, near Boerum. AN TEDBY A RES PECT ABLE GIRL, a fitnation as good ccok. washer and ironer; ha 3 city reference.

Oall at 67 Front street, corner of Main, 2d fl oor, ron troonij ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE epectftblo young woman, to do general houseivorlc. in a small privoto family. Call as 189 Tillary street. WANTED A SITUATION? BY A RE spectable younp woman, to do general housework in a small family: is a good cook, washer and ironer; has good city references. Call for two days at 68 Adams Bt.

WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RB yonog woman, to do general boasenrorlc in fl email family; 18 a goid cook, washer and ironer; has good city referencea. Call for two days at 2ti Pearl atreet. ANTED A SITUATION. BY A RB spectable yonng woman, as pood plain cooV. washer and ironer, or to do light housework in.

a small family; baa good city references. Call for two daya at 149 phnaoa at. TOfANTED A SITUATION BY A RE ft apeotable yonn woman. Osgood cook, waaber and ironer, or to do general housework; no objestion to the conniry; has good city references. Cull for two daya at 103 5 ork street, pear Jay.

fTSTANTED A SITUATION BY A BE spectable yonng woman, as seamstress; oan do all kinds of family sewing: or as nurse and chambermaid; baa good city references. Ca lfortwo at 10a York at WANTED A SiTUATION, BY A PRO tcotiLt eirl. to do np stairs work, or would be willine to do ceneral housework for a small private family; can give best reference. Oall at 177 Adams stieet. ANTED A SITUATION AS FIRST class cook; willing to awist with washing and ironing if reqnirad.

Call for two days at 87 Paoiflo st, Zd floor, frODtroom Good cry reference given. or curs ANTED A SITUATION BY A RE niiav willtntr tn tnake herself onng girl, as onamDermmu sou waiiraai, 'rally DBefnl. Please call for two days in Flatbush avenuo, 3d door from Bergen et, WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE Bpectable young woman, as geed plain cook, washer and ironer, or would do ohamberwork and waiting; good reterence can be given. Call at 63 Butler street ANTED A SITUATION BY A KB fmnctabta iHrl ist nn nnt. Wt th dnv or week: nnde? etanda dress mading and all kinds of family Bowing.

'Call for two days at 126 Bailer street. WASTED A POSITION AS HOUSB keeperby an American lady; is fully capable of takine cbarce of a bouse, or would attend on an inraUd lady as nurse; a home more desired than hljth wastes; references exohtngod. Ac dress HOME, Brooklyn Post Office. fel93t rilHB NASSAU F1BK INS CKANOH OOM A PAS V. OB BBOOKLYN, No.

28 (old No. 10J Omrt street, Brooklyn, Feb. 8th, 18ST. At an aleetion for Directors of this Company, beta at their office on Tuesday, Feb. Stb, the lollowing gentlemen vrerechoeen for tbe ensuing year: Wm Ham's Hurpby Conklin Brash Abiel A Low Ban I Smith Cyprus Smith John Martin Wm Bnnter, Jr James AH Btli Corning Van Voorhis Waidwell Jos Johnsoa Bilaa I.udlam Harper If Sheldon Alex Underhill Valentin John Halsey James Weaver Geo A Tnorne Baml Mitchell John French A Beekzoaa Wm OFowler Thos Stratton Oh Raxter John Honttr Hosted John Vanderbil JohnALott Theo Rogers ioiterPettit Clanin John A Cross And at asnbseooent meeting of the Board, WILLIAM M.

HARRIS, was ananimousls re elected President. felltf THOS. II. JONK8. 8eor.tary.

IZ INGS COTJNT F1KK INSURANCES JCSL COMPANY OtncoB, Farmers ano Oitisens1 Bank. Brooklyn, E. D. Branch Office rio. 1 nassau strsot.

How xors. 60.0G5 EdwTBaekhome, martin Kalbflei rcu, Kylvef ter Tuttle, Oliver Hoyi, Griffith. A Co in a to vie. Ihoi Hutcliiuhoa. Wm Da rid St arte Fact, Chaoncer Cooie.

A Martin. Alfred Clock, Tail Vnlnnhna Cha Fallow Lewis Hnret. Geo Benneti. Cfaa? Goodwin. Kdward North.

ii Beach, Jos Burr. Samuel Free. Samnet Rojnoi, Wec J. I'case, Most role, Benj Delano, Ralph TefitP, John Harward Daniel Smith. Henry Johnson, a urea aoDie.v, UfcNBi i'opE, Sec'y, li.

7. BACKHOUSE, President. jail OFFICE OF LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPAW ntT Fobruary ia 1S67. At the annual election elt. this day, the following gen tn were eipctcd Direciora of this Oompany: 35 Frecland, John Schnxnakt.r.Andrcw Fitsserald, StdohD.

(ieoree I Sbavr, Calvin Camp, Backhouse, Honry'Jienken, Curtis Nohle. Hiram Kdw1 James Harper, Alexander MoCuc, Edmd Gibson, ajkwih oujfcr, John Spader. Henry ul)en, levrilt Scco, Pbilip Croclte. 8 Voorhoe; Rufui Graced. Miobae Kevin.

Samuel Garrison. Kdward Tapp, Jacob r'uilip. Gcorce Robinson Toseuh Sanxay, a uarman. AJLOS KODfJinH, Htenhon A Dodca. Shnttlnworth.

At a fuh Pfinont mnPtin nf thfl Fit tf ti ls AND, Eiq, ft as unanimously ro elected President. tel51it J. B. THOMPSON. Secretary.

WILLIAMSETTRGH OITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPAANV. Offices Corner of first and South Seventh streets, Broofe and No. 165 Broadway, Mew York. This Company with a ensh CAPITAL OF $150.00 and a Iaree aurplua, aU securely invested, eontinnw to it aure Dwellinfs Factories, ShipB in Poit and their Cargoe, Merchandize and other property, at aa reasonable rates aa any other first class Company. ulhkctuus; Nicholas Wyckoff.

John Dero, Daniel Manjer, Wm. H. Parks', Wm. Marshall, Martin O. Johnson, John I.

Van Alat. John O. DeBeToia. Bdmnnd Drigga, Richd Ten Eyck, John A. Cross.

Sasri M. Meeker, Watbaniel Briggi, Henry S. Levaricti, Francis Dubois, Peter Cooper, Charles Noble, Joseph Wade, Wm. Cooper, Geo. Ki aching, Frederick Fries, Jaa.M.

Waterbury, Flemine Duncan, John Holdane, Jas. L. Truslow, Jcdekiah Miller, Eckfotd Webb, Richard Berry, aVm Vandervoort. A. Cunningham.

EDMUND DRIGOB, ProsidenU Hbsbv Gibqpx. Secrstary. mhlSlr PHEW1X KIRK INSURANCE OOMPANY OF BROOKLYN. Office No. I Court street, comet of MontagUtt, Branch Office No.

138 liroadway. New York. CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000 ASSETS llOOO Iojurea House Mauoici'torieS, Buildings. Macninwr( Goods, Merchandize, Chattels atd Persona' Estate, Shijo, Vessels and Cargo cc. (in port Ships Building Iron: Lost and Damage by Fire.

DlBJfCTOBB Stephen Crowell, I Frothinffham, Gilbert Bayers, A Stont. Daniel Fernald, Jaf Klmoro. Joshua Atkini, Jr, Wm Kendall, A England, IngersoH, Harold Dollner, Kdwin Beers, John Hicks, Alvin Bradley, Wm Beale, 8enj Ward well, Geo Borpon, Nathaniel Moses Odell, Chas Betts, Jeremiah Bun Thos Rodman, us tab Schrrab, Wm Vail, Daniel Ayres, Ezra Baldwin, Edward A Lot, Jaa Rockwell, Nathan Beers, Samuel Burt Jopn Cole, Augustus btudweil.bdwic Rice, (ssac Brinkprhofl, Alexis Brajig, Fdar. Crnp 'Jeoiy Collins, Clement 3 Parsons, Wm A Budd. Daniel Grecorv.

8TKPHF.N (JROWKLL, President KDGAR W. OROWELL, Vice PrcsidfL. PHnaAHDfH Shaw. See y. LnRJfiiMAN'S TRUST INbUUANCE OOV JD PAKY OF BROOKLYN.

CASH CAPITAL, Office No. 9 Court Btreet, (opposite City Hall.) and No a Wall Btreet, (City Bank Building New York. Orftani eod on the principle of paying one half the prop above ten per cent, to the Widows' and Orphans' Fund if the Fire Department of the City of Brooklyn. Directors. George Hall Eli Bobbins Phillips Aaron A Degraaw LK Miller Frederick Peat Clark Kehemiah Knfrht Chittenden Harry Messenger Gilbert HAieut Joseph Hall Warren Goo kin Van Brunt WyckotfW Wellinc Peter Duryee I FrothinKham Peter Anderson John Stewart Israel Velio Warren Sneden A A Low Thorn 9, OH Lippitt Crawford Smith Richard Buck Hostotd Henry Peck Wm Beard Wm Wall John I Glover Henry Pierson Valentine Hall Gamaliel King Marcellus Uassey John I Voorhees George Cary John Hioks Ant'ny Campbeii James Eaton Edwin Hillyer Alfred Wood This Company continues to insure Buildinjrs, Merchandise, Dwellings, Household Furniture, Vessels in port and their Cargoes, and other property against losa or damage by Ore, on as favorable terms as other first class Companies.

GEORGE HALL. President. CHAS. H. MacDOKALD, Secretary.

X. B. WOOD. Assistant Secretary. mb 1 fOUNTY COURT.

COUNTY OF KINGS Leopold Huffer, as administrator cf the goods, chattels, and effects of MetA Ranch, deceased, against Kliaa Rauch, in her own tight, and as executrix, Ac, and others. Hubbard Bkuuek, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Tn pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, mnde in this action on tho 29th day of January, 1867, I will sell at public auction, at the Exohaniro, No. 3C9 Fulton street, in tho City of Brooklyn, on Thursday, the Slst day of February, 1667, at tbe hour of 12 o'clock, noon, of tbat day. tho following described lands and premises, wit: All thoso two certain lots, pioens or parcels ol fond lying and being in the Eighth Ward of the said City of Brooklyn, and taken together ara hounded and as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point lormed by tbe intersection of the northwesterly line or side of Third avenue and tho northeasterly line or side of Eithth street, and running thonce northonsterly Third avenue fifty feet; thence running northwesterly, parallel with Eighth street one hundred feet; thence run ninK southwesterly, parallel with Third avenue, iifty feet, to Eighth street, and thence running southeasterly along; Eighth street cne hundred feet, to Third avonae, at tha point or place of becinning.

Also, all that certain lot, piecs or parcel of land "Bituste as aforesaid, bounded and dcucribed as follows, to wit: Bob inning at a point' on the northeasterly line or sido of E)ntb street, nistmt three hundred and seventy five feet northwesterly from the northerly corner of Third avenuo and Eighth street running thenco northwesterly alone Eiebtn street twenty five feet; running thence northeasterly, at right angles to Eighth stroe', one hundred feet; tt ence running eouthesHtorly, parallel with Eighth a'reet, twenty live feet, and rnnniog thenco southwesterly, at right angles to Eighth street, one hundred feet, to Eighth street, at the point or ulaco of beginning Dated Januarr 29th, 1667. (ja302aw3W) FRANCI3 E. DANA. Releroo. SUPREME COURT, KING3 COUNTY Daniel D.

Lord against Richard Claffy and other. S. B. LLigkn itoTAM, Plaintiff's Attorney. In pursuance of a indrretxent order of tola Court, mada in the lib eve en tit led action on the twenty ninth day of January.

A D. 1887, 1, the undersigned referee, for such pnrpoEe appointed by said judemenr, will cell bj public auction, at the Sales Room, 369 Fulton streot, Brook! rn, by J. Cote, Auctipneer, on the twentieth day of February, A. D. 1867, at twelve o'clock at noon.

AU thosa two certain lots pieces or parcels of land, with the buildimrs tbcreon erectf situate, lying and being in the Twentieth Waid of tho City, of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning on tho westerly side of Oxford ctreet at a point distant two hundred and ninety nine feet north trly from the northwesterly corner of La'ayetto avonuo inn Oxford street: runnintr thence westerly and narallHl na witn Lafayette avenue one hundred feot; thence nortoerly and I parallel witb Oxford street forty four feet: thenca easterly and parallel with Lafayette avenue ono hundred teet to the westerly side of Ox'ord street; and thence southerly along said westerly side of Oxford street fort tour feet to the point or place of beginning a3 paid Lafayette avenue is laid out, ninety feet wide on tho map of Richard F. Bly denburgh, on file. Map No. 50. and being lots 56 and 57 on said Map.

Dated January 20th. 1S67. jaS8 2aw3wTu GERARD M. STEVENS, Refere o. IN PURSUANCE OF AN OKDEK OF ROSWELL C.

BRA IN ARD, SurrugaU of lb County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, accord intr to law. to all perscra having claims against AUGUSTUS SMITH law of tbo City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to ei hibit tho some, with the vouchers thereof, to the Bubso libera, at the office of William 8. Scaring, So. 11J street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or be'ora the twnnUr seventh day of June next. Datd December 20th, 1866.

MARY SMITH. IMntftM d24 Uw6M WILLCAM S. SHARING. SUPKKME COUUT. KINGS COUNTY Jarr.es Kay against William H.

Duryea and Berth his wife; Honry Whit taker, and Thomas J. MoKee. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and nais tnada In this action on the twentv hist day of Fobruary. 1866. this is to give notice, thnt on the eightn day of January.

1867, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, at tho Commercial Exchange, nnmber369 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn and County of Kings, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, tbe mortgaged premises in tho said judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the bni'dings acd Improvements thereon, situated, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, and hounded nnd described astoilowB, to wit; Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Pacific street, distant three hundred and nixty tWo (365) feet easterly from the southeasterly corner of Pacific street and the Fourth (4th) avenue, and running thenco southerly and parallel with Fourth avenuo oighty (80) leet; tbenco easterly and parallel with Pacific street twenty (20) feet tbenco northerly and parallel with fcourtb avenuo eiffhtv () feet to Pacific street; and thenco 'westerly along the southerly Bide of Pacific street twenty feet to the point or place of beginning: hcing tho same promises conveyed Inr1 nf thrt fil at mart anraatii, nntnl RmnVUn. Deo. III. IftfiA.

d15 2aw3wS GERARD 31 STEVENS, Referee. Tho sale of the above described property Is hereby postponed until the 15th day of January, 1867, at the samo hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, Jan. 9, J7 iasiawtsW GERARD M. STEVENS, Referee.

The Bale of the above described property is hereby further postponed until the 30th day of January, 1867, at the same hour and place. Dated Biooklyn. Jan. J5th, 1867. GERARD M.

STEVENS, Referee. Thesaleof the above described property te nereby further postponed until tbe 13th dav of February, 1867. at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn 'Jan. 30.

1867. U31 towtsTh GERARD M. STEVENS. Referee. Thesaleof the above described property is hereby further postponea unti.

the 27th day of February. 187. at tbo XJPKEME COTJRT, COUNT OF lyNGS Epenctas Titos Gibbs. janior, Ssrali K. Uibba, Uharlc Oibb.

Marr K. Pfr terioSaSScii le. Pelj.EMn.hfi basband. and Jremiah Thompson. Snmmons tor relief.

(U. S. InL Ba. SO Cant TlfTh efendintaabora named: You are nereby summoned and required to answer the inthis action, wMch mil bo filed in the office of lrtVf Klnea. in the City of Brooklyn.

aid County, and to serve a oopy of your answer to hoUid oinplalnt, on the snbsenber. at hi, office, at the Village of Rosljn, in Queens County, within twenty rliis after tho service ol thi aummopi ion yoi. exclnaive of KdaV of and if yon fail to answer thy said Smplaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this Wntirm villi aunly to tbe Conrt for the relief demanded in fCcomilaini Datod Juno 30tb. 1868. the compiain E4j8TMA(1 puintifr, AttoraeT.

The complaint tn the above entitled aotion waa, filed in the above named Clerk's office on the sixth day of July, 1868. ocS 1aw7mF H. W. BASTltajt. Plaintiff Attorney SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Mary Eliza Keill aeainst John Y.

Porter. Joseph Eatoo and Katon, his wife. Snmmona for Relief. (Com. notSer) 10.

8 Ret. Stamp. 50 cents, canceled. 1 To tne defendants above named and each of them: Yon are horeby tnmmoned and required to answer tie complaint in this action, which waa filed in the office of the Clerk of tbe County of Kings, on tbe 39th day of January. 167, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said csm llaint on the subscriber, athiaoffioe, No.

25 William stnet, the City ol New York, within twenty days altjv the service of th'S summons on yon, eioluaivo of the a or such terries: and if yon fall to answer the said oomplaint within tie time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action win Eply to tie Conrt for the relief demanded in tne complaint. fefwBwTb7 THm McOIYKBN. PlainUfr. Attorney. Tand Maraaret PeaSlJprtSSSiE 3Sou for relief.

(U. 8. Int. Bar. Stamp, HoeoU To1theDen'dantaaboTe named: Voa are hereby summoned and required to answer th, complaint In this action, which will be filed in the offioa of the Clerk of the said County of Kinn, at the King, County Court House, in th Oity of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to tbe said complaint on the anb ecrflwr, at hi, office.

Na 4 Sand, street io amid City of Brookljn, Kings County, New Yore, within twenty days after the service of this summons en you. exclusive ot the day of sunn service: and if yon fall to answer tbe said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plsiatiff iu this action win apply to the Court tor tha relief demanded In Uffloomolaiot Dated December Hth, W. WUXIAM 8AYRE3, Pl2nors Atww. If. B.

The complaint in the above action wj flled to laa aid office of tb aark of tha County of Kina on the MJrtUwlilttt, fcUTSCT. PUinUrs AUocaey. EAGLK OFFICE 2 M. By Telegraph to the BrooMyn Dafly Eagle LATER FROM EUROPE. BY THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Lokdok, Feb. 19 Noon. Kono of the armed Fenians in Kerry County have been caplnrct1, but thoy have all disappeared. The Irish peasantry are perfectly willing to gire any intelligence, but they object to assist in the arrest of their countrymen. Three British ships of war are riding at anchor in Kenmare River, to awe the people into obedience, and for service, if need be.

Earl Derby, the flrat Lord of the Treasury, says offl. cially, "The alarm has passed. AU the peasantry are loyal. The Government rSl Ireat the prisoners justly, and, if needs be, severely." The Irish Secretary, Lord Nass, says "that a new ris ing of ihe Fenians is apprehended. There were only one hundred and twenty engaged iu the late revolt." Notwithstanding these denials to Government is stilt sending troops to Ireland.

Tbo Lmciers have received order to depart. MAKINE HEWS. Feb. 19 noon. The steamer Bavaria, which left Hamburg on the lGta of January for New York, and which was subsequently spoken at Bea disabled, has arrived safely at Falmouth, England.

She experienced heavy weather, whereby her rudder was broken and other damage sustained. The passengers are all well. QuEEXSTOWir, Feb. 19 noon. The steamer City of Paris, from New York February 9, arrived at tbis port last evening.

The London mails and passengers were landed, when tho Paris proceeded to Liverpool. Londox, Feb. ID Noon. Consols for money opened at 91. The following were tha opening rates for American securities Erie shares, 3T)i.

Five twenties, 73, Illinois Central (ex dividend), 77.V. Feb. 19 Noon. The Cotton Market opens quiet, and prices are unchanged. The sales to day will probably reach 8,000 bales.

Middling Uplands, Ud. Middling Orleans, Brefldstuffs are steady. Corn, 39s. 3d. per quarter for Mixed Western.

Wheat, 6d. per cental for California brands. Provisions are generally firm. Lard, however, has declined to 50a. per cwt.

for American. SECOND EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE 2 1 3 P. M. FROM WASHINGTON.

The Close of the Practical Legislation oi the 39lh The Next Congress. A Threatfrom Forney. Brooklyn Office and Brooklyn Office Seekeri. Washington, Feb. 19.

The Radicals pretend to be in great tribulation over the fact tbat to morrow will bo the last day on which they can pass bills by overriding the President's veto. The President is allowed ten clear days to examine bills passed by Congress, and within this timo ho can defeat a bill by merely ignoring its passage. Despite the talk it is not clear that Congress does not welcome the approaching closo of the session. The longer the Radicals remain in session without accomplishing anything, the worse they will stand with the country. It is not certain tbat tho Fortieth Congress will attempt any legislation.

Besides the ten Southern States now unrepresented, seven States havo not yet elected representatives to the Fortieth Congress, and it is not conceivable that a bare majority of tho States will attempt to legislate for all of them. A THEEAT. Forney, In his paper, threatens the Democrats ap. pointed by the Preside nt to office, with tho vengeance of the Senate, in the way of non confirmation, if the Dem ocrats in Congress persist in opposing the Sherman do Dtruction bill. Tho threat iB worthy of Forney, who believes that cilice holding is the chief aim of life.

HOBACE GBEELEY. The rumor gains currency, that Horace Greeley has been offered a place ia the Cabnet, as Postmasier Oen INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICES. It is said that Secretary McCulloacu advises tho President to send to the Senate at once names iu place of those recently rejected by that body for Internal Revenue offices. Theso ofiicials aro exposed to so much temptation that, in tho opinion of the Secretary, it is not policy to permit them to hold their plices on an uncertain tenure. Tho Secretary advises selections that may at least hope to be unobjectionable to the Senate.

BBOOKLYN OFFCBS. It ia believed that a nomination will be made for Collector of the Third District within a day or two, Mr. Robinson's resignation of tho has not yet been handed In, but the appointment of his successor is under advisement. There are a dozen ap. p'icants for the place.

Calllcott of unsavory notoriety in Brooklyn, had tho Collcctorshrp as good as in his hands a few davs ago, but that Bcheme has fen effectually frustrated. Col. Roberts, Anthony Campbell, George B. Lincoln, Eurdett Stryker, Gen. Brewster, Gen.

Jourdan, and GeorfjeW. Benson, are all named In connection with the Brooklyn offices. BnooBXVNrrE. If yott want your old clothes repaired or cleaned, so as to make them look like new, takn them to John P. Uauions, No.

2 High street. Sir. bmmois also cuts and makeu np gentlemen's garments in the latest ilylo. jalO To thb Ladies. Db, Bbafoud':) Ename une, for Beautifying th3 Complexion, ii parely rezetable, aid will not injure the akin.

Sold Deuas Bahnes 21 Park Row, and all druggists. Pric3 53 genu per bi ile. j16 25t Colgate's Abojiatio Vegetable Soar Saaarior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined Voeetable Oil. combination with Glycerine, aud especially desisiad for the ute of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfutn is qx luisite, and its washinc properties anrivalled.

Jr sale llldniegists. aSeodlf Guipuire Laces, Cluney and Maltese Laces, eal and imitation; Machine, Silk and Alpaca also avarietyot novelties tor the season, at J. Lociutt, Son 308.. 2S1 Fulton Btreet. opposite Clinton.

SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A Writ of Kiecntion, issued oat of the 8 a pre mo Court to me directed and delivered. I vnll sell by Public Auction, at 333 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 13th day of Marco, 1867, at 12 o'oloek, noon, all the right, title and interest which Anderson B. Still had on the 30th day of Jane, I860, or at any time thereafter, in whosa hands soever tbo same may be, of, in an 1 te, All that certain lot, piece orpsroel of land, situate, 1: ing and bom? in the Oity of Brooklyn. County of Kincrf and State of New York, boarded and containing as follows, to wit: Beginning at )ointon tin northerly side of Jackson street, distant wester one hundred and twenty five feet from the comer formed by tho intersection ot the westerly sido of Ewen street with the northerly side of Jaekson atreeL and running thence northerly, parallel witb. Bwen street, one hundred feet; thence westerly and (parallel with Jackson street twenty, five feet; thence southerly and parallel with Kwen Btreet cne hundred feet to (tbe northerly eido of Jackson street, and thence easterly, alonar the northerly side of Jackson street twenty five feet to the place of beginniniE.

Dated Brooklyn. February 2d, 1867. fe21aw6wS PATRICK CAMPBETJ Sheriff. SUPREME COURT THE ARTIO FIRE IoBuiance Company, of the City of New York, a (tains Caleb Barstom, Frances Barstom, bis wife, and othera. H.

A. Bog but, PUT a Att'y. Tn pursuance of a Judgment order of this Court, made in the abovo entitled action, hearing date the third day of September, 1866. 1 will sell by public auction, at tbe Auction Rooms of Colo A Murphy, No. 339 Fulton street, (opposite tbe City Hall.) in tbe City of Brooklyn, on tho 23d day of Febiuiury, 1867, at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premise! that certain lot of lend, with the buildings thereon erected, in tho City of Brooklyn, County Kinps.

bounded as follows: Beflinmnf? at a point on the uouthetly side of Clark street distant seventy Ovo feet easterly from tbo southeasterly oorner of Monroe place and CLarkstreet; tbenco running southerly, parallel with Monroe place, seventy five feet; thence easterly, parallel with Clark street, twenty five feet; thence northerly parallel with Monroo place, twelve feet seven inches; thence westerly, parallel with Clark street, three feet: thence northerly, parallel witb Monroe place, sixty two feet five inches to the southerly aide of Clark street, and thonce westerly alonp the twenty two feet to the point of beginning Dated, January SO. 1867. SOMAS E. PBARSAtL. Referee, ia302aw3wW 22 Coaft street, Brooklyn.

IN PURSUANCE OF AST ORDER Off ROSWELL O. BRAIN ARD, Baq. SurrogaU of the Nontice0riiby VJamif SSf bavins; claima aeainst BARNET YJKUtf lato of the Town of New Utrecht, deceased, that they are required i aThibit the same, with tho vouchers thereof to the sub wJbSVTfi bereiTdenceof of Gravesend, on or before the flrat day of March aoxk 5oHN VAH PELTWYOKOrP, Exocnr. ABRAHAM BARRE, Kxocnton. rSmB autf awBml TN PURSUANUifi UJT AN ORDER OF ROSWEIX a BRAIN ARD, of SurrogaU the County of Kings Notice is horeby (rlren, arding to law, to all persons having claims Mainst GEOEGE L.

SAMPSOri, latTolthJ City of Brooklyn, dcooaaed, that they an required to ex hibit the, same, with tha vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at the office of Oeonte G. Sampson. No. 16 Olifl atreot in the Oity of New York, on or before the twentieUdav of June next Dated Decembe. 13th, lsajT GEORGE 8 AMPS Off; NORMAN D.

SAM Pans SBxeentora dMlawteF ADRIAN VAN8IWDRBBN PURSUANCE OF AM OliDEii OB nntjof Kmm: Hotiee ia herehy si von, acoordiiur to law. toallptnoni havine claims agaiiut JOSEPH WASHBURN, law of the Oity ol Brooklyn, deeeaaed, that theynre required to exhibit the same, with the ronchers thereof, to tha subscriber, at his office. No. 173 Water street, in the Oity of New York, on or before tha ninth dir ol February next. Dated Aagaa Zd, 1666.

an3w6mP THHOPOBBF. WASHBURN. Kxecntor SSMAKLNOIN ALL ITS BRANCHES at the corns roi irniton avenne ana uiiora street. attention Data to onuarn oiouot. fe9 TUESDAY EVENING, FEB.

10. Tt.t, at the Ferby. Yesterday afternoon a man named Mr. Jarvis, 0 No. 38 Elliott place, waa taken (suddenly ill at the Fulton Ferry, whore he soon after recovered and was assisted homo by the 2d pra cinct police, Snsakish.

A sneafe yesterday noon entered the house ot Sire. Harfcer, No. 65 HadBon avenue, and atole two Bilk dresBes and soma poplin valued at $50. The front door waa unlocked at the time of the theft. Thbkk Bosb with a.

Bag. Yesterday afternoon three boys were discovered with a bundle contali ingaboy'a sack coat, which thoy had evUently stolen, as they abandoned It as soon as tho officer gave chase. Their nimble feet saved them. Outbaging Common Law and Decency. Bobeit Is.

Hamilton, M. was arrested yesterday by EetectiveB Frost and Videto on a charge of outraging common law and decency, In publishing and distributing at private houses in this city a printed circular containing Indecent matter. He will be examined on Wed xcBuay before JnBtice Cornwell. OAtJTiON. A man calling himself Jeroma Xawrence, and professing to be a returned soldier, i3 obtaining money on the strength of a letter signed by me.

The signature is a forgery, and tho man an ini poster. W. T. Wbdbe, Bector of St. Michael's Notice to the Health Commissioners.

A horse that departed this Iifo on Friday afternoon in Livingston street, between Nevins and Flatbush avenue, has not been removed yet. Any time this month Mr. Commissioners. A New Chubcu Project. A meeting will be held at Hi o'clock this evening in the Prospect Park Chapel, Warren street, between 5th and 6th avenues, for the purpose of taking steps for the formation of a Presbyterian Church.

All persons interested are invited to attend. Foot Obdshkd. Patrick Burns, a laborer upon the Benovator in Atlantic Basin, had one of his feet crushed upon that craft, yesterday afternoon, by a stick of timber falling upon him. After having his wounds dressed he was sent to the Long Island College Hospital. Hobbeet of a Tobacco Wagon.

Last evening while a horse and wagon belonging to Alexander Honda, was standing in the front of his residence, No. 206 Soulh 6fh Btreet, E. some thief stole tobacco from the wagon to tho value of $15, and made hia escape unseen by the owner. Wheke's the Offal Contbaotob There are many complaints of neglect to remove dead animals in the Eastern District. At a stable in 6th street, between North Gth and 6th streets, E.

iherj has been a dead horse since Saturday morning. The order box, at the 46th Precinct Station Honse, is full of orders requiring the removal of dead animals of every description. Where is the offal contractor He should be swiftly informed of his duties, and compelled to attend to them. Attempted Yesterday aftefnoon a man was caught in the act of breaking into the house of Mr. P.

McKonno, No. 262 South 4th street, E. and was secured by tho proprietor before he could make his escape. Tbe man was handed over to a policeman and taken to the precinct elation house, where ho gave tho name of Patrick Murray, 31 years of age, aud a laborer by occupation. Nothiug bad beon stolon from the House.

Justice Dailey this morning co.nmit ted the accused for examination. Aerested on a Charge of Grand Larceny. Francis C. Wright, living at the cornercf Washington and Nassau was arrested this morning on complaint of Charlotte B. Wilkins, corner of Marcy and Lafayette avenues, who charges him with having stolen two gold watches and chains, the property of Herbert Merrick.

Tho parties and their wives wore in a business partnership, and from this has arisen the charge, which will be examined on Wednesday next by Justice Cornwell. Down to a Fine Thing. The 19th precinct police report only one street lamp as unlighted in their territory last night, and 18 unlighted in tho 48th precinct. If the Aldermen now do their duty in the matter tbe Gas Companies will be made to give all tho light they charge for, which it is claimed is not now the case. In the latter precinct a man of 31 years, a weaver, was arrested for violating the recent order, Jwhiclrpro" vides that no person except a regularly accredited lamp lighter shall light or extinguish Btreet lamps.

He is held for examination. The Glass Tumbler Inquest. Coi oner Lynch this morning began an inquest upon the body of James Whalen, who died from the effects of being bit in tho right temple by a tumbler, thrown by the keeper of a liquor store on (he oveu ing of the 2d of February. John Hall testified that ho lived at No. 831 Dean street; is an Internal Revenue Itspectcr; that on tho evening named ho met the deceased and they went with Skein's to "wet" a suit of clothes which witness bad bought.

As soon as they entered Whalen was struck by a glass tumbler, which in passing witness' head passed bo closely that ho felt the wind of it At this moment a man run out, leaviDg Ave or six in the place. The man behind the bar threw tho tumbler. Afterwards Mr. Whalen said he thought he had been hit by accident. A second glass waa thrown after Whalen was hurt and the man had ran out.

Could not say wkether the same person throw both glasses. Another witness who waa so intoxicated that he did not know anything, not even thit the affair occurred in No. 11 Hamilton avenue was called up. The inquest will not probably be concluded to doy. Editor of the Eagle, In your issue of last evening I noticed an article relative to a charge of highway robbery, with wbieh my name is connected.

I ask that public opinion may be suspended until aftor the hearing before the magistrate, when I shall be able to prove my absence from the place when the alleged robbery was committed, and my entire innocence of the chBrge. Respectfully, Thojias Victory. Brooklyn, Fob. 19, 1800. For an irritated throat, cough or cold, "Bbotvs'8 BroDcbial Troches' ara offered with tha tallest confidence in thoir efficacy.

Tucv have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the pood reputation they havo justly acquired. As there are imiti.U jns, ho sure to obtain tho cenuino. Gave it Up. "I gave the Wheeler Wilson Machine up because it would not perform my work as well OKtae Grover Baker. My work is ladies' cloaks.

The Grover A Baker Machine tioes tLo very Guest and the very coarsest with tbe same piate and the same needle, and I could not do that witn the other machine. I think the stitcb in the Grovor Baker machine is the mo3t elastic I like it better than any other machine I know of." Testimony of Mrs. M. A McLaughlin, 36 Lewis street, New Ycrk, before the Commissioner of Patents. Attention is called to the attractive lecture announced for delivery on Thursday evening, by Rav.

S. Bobinson, D. at tbe First Baptise Church, Na3an Btreet. (Rev H. M.

Gallahcr.) Dr. Kobinson ij a ripe scholar and attractive loctnrer, and tbose who hear htm will enjoy a Tiokots 75 jcents. or two for $1. For sale at Dyas', Swsyne's, and Cbaso Son's. Fulton street.

felO 3t Mes. G. C. Howabd as Topsey, at the Academy of Mucia. Tho Box office tor the sate of secured seats is now open from 8 A.

M. till P. M. Secnroyour seats early. The Veiled Lady, whose wonderful powers were so highly spoken of by the European press, is now ocated in this city, at No.

373 Atlantic street. As her stay is limited, we would advise all wishing to consult her to call early. The evil effects of our severe climate are neutralized by the uso of Kent's East India Ooflee. Sold by all croccrs at 25 cents per pound. "Wholesale DdDot, Iso.

154 Beado street. N. r. fel6 3t.eodS Fifty per cent, saved by using B. T.

Babbitt's Star Yeast Powder. Lieht liicuit or any kind of Cake may oe made witu this Yeast Powder in fifteen minutes shortcmne requued when sweet milk is used. Nos. 61 74 Washington treat. New York.

dio lit.eod, "The Proof of the PrjDDisa is is the fjATTHG." Try E. T. SMrrn 4 and exquisite perfume, "Sweet Opoponax, of Mexico, pronounced by thousands to he the finest handkurohiet extract of tho day Sold everywhere. E. T.

Smith 4 New York. lw Fancy Dress and Masquerade in all varieties, at J. LocKirr, Son 251 b'ultoo tt opposite Clinton. Everybody feels the necessity of a Graduated Bottle at home. Use Stoeckeib Patent Graduated Bottle.

Great Excitement at Lockitt's, 251 Fulton street, opposite Clinton I 600 Piecos Majric Raffling, at 60 cents per piece; regular price 75 cents. MAItKIfJD. Fdwabds Van Alet November 26th, 38511, Melvin Edwabds to Kiss Fansy Van Alet. DIED. Etjtcbeb At Trenton New Jersey, on the 18th iaat, Paucffeb C.

Outcber. in the 71th yea of his atje. The friends of the family are rospectiully invitod to attend tbe funeral, from the residence of his eon, Silai B. Butcher, corner of 4th avenue and 14th street, Brooklyn, at 11 o'clock A.M., without further notice. TJtjnham At his residence, in Wyokoff street.

Brooklyn, Febiuary 18th, Mr. Jesse Dunham, in his 51st year. Notice of funeral in to morrow morning's papers. TrrTTi rn TnpRriftr. FMirnrv 19th.

HEXRY Werter man. joongest son of William E. and Elizabeth Field, seed 13 months ngr Notice of funeral to morrow'B paper. Fbicke On Tuesdoy, Fobruary 19th, after a short and severe illness. John tbe infant son ol Jjbn A.

and M.ry A. Fricke, aged 10 months. The relatives ana friends oi the family are respectfully invited to atterd the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 419 Hudson avenuo. on Wednesday irnin? 20th met, at 9 o'clock. The remains will be taken to Hempstead for interment.

Babylon and Glen Cove papers please copy. Page In this oitv. February 18tb, Habri Phboby, HORSESCARRIAGESy I FOR SALE A GHSTLEMAN'S ESTAB 1 lishment. consisting of grey horse, 15bandshigh, 8 years old. full flowing mane and tail, trots fast, kind and gentle.can be be drivin by a lady; light top wagon and harnesB in complete order; sold for want of use; pnoe 550 or horse for $250.

Apolyat drug store, corner of Myrtle and Yates avenues, Brooklyn. fetat FOR SALE A BAY MARE, 5 YEARS old, black points, a very stylish saddlo horse, sound, kind and eentle, handB hiirb. Apjly at THOMAS JACKSON'S stable, Atlantic avenue, oorner of Olasson. el8 3t FOR SALE A YOUNG MARE, 6 YEARS old, 14 hands high, sound and kind; sold for want ot use. Apply for three days at 108 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn fel5 3t FOR SALE THREE LARGE DOUBLE trucks, built hy one of the best builders in the two oities; will carry 8,000 lbs will be Bold ceeap, as tho owner has no use tor them.

Can be seen at JOHN FAGAN'5 stable, Hicks and Harrison streets, South Brooklyn, until Bold. 1 PARTIES WISHING TO SELL THEIR modem built second hand road wagons and carriages will hear of a oadb purchaser bv addressing a note to room No. 1 Halsey Building, care of JOHN ANGUS. jaffl lm AMUSEMENTS. DAVID O.

AITKIN MUSKETEERS. THE OPENING BALL Of the above Company takes place at GOTHIO HALL. On FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, CWaahirrgton's BirtbdayHhe 22dinst. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. To be had of any of the members and at the door on tho evening ot the Ball, or of the Secretary, J.

H. Winters. 85 Main street. 3t' POPULAR LECTURES, AT THE CEKTBAL PBBBBYTERIAN CH0ROH. SCHEBMBBHORN STREET.

NEAR NEVINS. The Tbid Lecture of this Oonrse will be delivered THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. tfEB. 19rn, nv KEY. J.

F. ROCKWELL Subject: "1h" good 8avah1tan modebntzbd." mbE "ULiYIEK MISSION BAND" JL Will hold a Fair in aid of the WOMAN'S ITNfON MISSION." Tn ihe Sabbath 8chonl room of the LAFAYETTE AV. PRKSBYTERIAN CHURCH, (Dr. Onyler'sJ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AFTERNO'fN8 A EVENINGS.

TICKETS 25 CENTS. fel9 4t rJmiRD ASNUAL RECEPTIONS OF THE FIFTY SIXTH REGIMENT, N. at Tins STATE ARSENAL. PORTLAND ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22. 188T.

Music by Becimental Band. Tickets admitting gentleman and lady $1. Extra ticket 50 cents. ia23 eodul MEETINGS. rytffcTH REGIMENT, JS.

G. COMPANY 4 VP ORDERS The members of Company are hereby notified to attend a special meeting, at the STATIC ARSENAL, on WEDNESDAY KVBNING, tho 20th inn, at 8 o'clock, to mule arrangements for their annual pa rado on tbe 17th of March, and for the transao'ion of other business as may come before tne inoe Punctual attendance is requested, as it is necessary that very member be present. By order of THOMAS MCCARTY, Captain. Thos O'Ltabv, Ordorly Sercoant. fel9 2t4 TI HIED GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING OF THE PLYMOUTH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY Will be held on WEDNESDAY, FKBBUABY 20th, At 1H o'oloek P.

in PLYMOUTH CHURCH. The eloqnent orator, GENERAL SAMUEL F. GARY, Oi Ohio, will address the meeting. Singing by members of tbe Oratorio Sooiety. Mr.

F. MULLER will preside at the Grand Organ. Public are invited. 2t KINGS CkUMTY COURT HOUSE, Brooklyn, Feb. 18, 1867.

The undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the Oounty of Kings call a meeting of the citizens of th County, to bo held at tbe Supervisors' rooms, County Court Huute. on THURSDAY, the 21st dap of February, 1SS7, at o'clock, P. to exoress their opposition to tbe passage of any act by the Legislature of this State, in anv wie taking or piling, authotity to take, any lands Kings Countj lor quaiantine purposes; Wm Mayo Litile, 2l)th Ward. Simmons, 11th Ward, Dwight Johnson, 3d A Dugan. 15th White.

4ti James tJanley, 2d Peter Donnelly. 5lh Henry Wills. 16th 3 Osborne. Gttt Steuben Clarke, 11th EWBloorr, 7th A Vandervoort, 18th Francis Mcornth. 8th Scholes, 19th James Sth Philip Orooke, Flatbush, Voorhees, 10th Wm Oropsev.

New Utrecht, James Bmrcll, 11th Jaque Stilwell. Gravesend, Thymus Foran 12th John Ryder, Fiatlands, lion ell Smith, 13th Schoack, New Lotts. I eI9 3t' IRISHMEN AKOUSE1 ALL ER1KN1JS of Ireland are reauesttd to assemble it 163 Fulton st, TO ORRO (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 6 o'clock, to tako part in tbe Grand Mbd.i Meetin? of Fenians at Union Square. JAMES SHEEDY, Colonel. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KINGS COUNTY will meet at the CAPITOL, rear of the City Hail, on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb.

19, 1866. Bi order. JAMES CORBOY, Chairman. C'BAS. B.

Secy. folti SPECIAL NOTICES. A LADY GOES OUT AT PLAIN SEW ing, iu too house or out of the hou9e. Call at 83 Carll street. ftEA MSIAR EVENING WESSONS OF V5T Fisnch grammar wanted: a Fren toucher nrefered.

Addieas. Willi iius, GRAMMAR, Brooklyn Peat Offlep. ENTL1MEN CAN HAVE THEIR VINE, rose and all kinds of trees pruned by an ttoglisu tiuuter.cr nf 25 yoiri experience. Call or send for Mr HARROW, 23 10th street, Williamsbnrgh. 2t rpHE VEILED LADY 373 ATLANTIC ft i tiect Fee 5.

P'lANOS FOR SALE THE BROOKLYN MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SAVING AND LOAN SUOll'll ctarUjred b.v the State of New York, will sell 7 octnvc. Pianos, worth $150, payable in monthly installments of $4 ED. explaining the operation, and further exolana tlon bo obtjined calling at the otfico of the Society, v.bero pianos are to be seen, No. 367 Fulton Btreet, under the Park Theatre. (JERRARD W1LLET, President.

II. ti'ol DsMlTll, Secretary. BOAKD Oi MANAGERS. W. Kraft, P.

Field, Dr. Medlcr, Dr. S. S. Guy, Dr.

Bond, G. Spearwator. A. Kurth. L.

A. Fullgrafl, N. II.Duvis 3t PSKOPERTY OWNERS OP SOUTH fL havine houses andluta for sale or to let, and varticn dceirine to vmrchaFe or leasb houaaa, lots, storaa or imartuiints wilt find itto thoir advantaso to oallon RtOH ABD ROWIjANU, Age at, No. 2SodgYiok street. Bents collects d.

lm AS. OOTiE'S SOK, AUOTiONEBK, OlSce Irniton stroet. Commercial KxohwtQ.) TUKSDAY. FEB. 26.

it 12 o'clock at tho Commercial Exchange, 389 Fulton all eat, (opnosite the City Halt) Brooklyn. POlTuVE SALE OF 21 VACANT LOTS IN' THE EIGHTH WARD, BROOKLYi 3d avenue 1 loti oa tho mtithwest corner of 14th street. lih street 17 lotx side, adioininethe above. I'ERFMPTORY 8 ALE OF TWO VACANT LOTS on the north side of Amitj street, between Clinton and Hoory Etrcots. Urookhn.

SALE, to dose an Fstate, of 2 very desirable vacant lots on tho 60uthwest corner ot Henry and President streets. Alo vacant lot on the woat side of Ryerson 3t, liO foot south from Willoucrhby avenue Brooklyn. Ac. at tie office of tho Auctioneer. fel9 6t WEDNESDAY, FjEBRUARV 27th.

At 12 clock, at tho Commercial Kxchanee, 369 Btreet. oDDOsito tbe City Ball. Brooklyn. I POSITIVE SALE OP1 37 PROSPEOT PARK LOTS ELEGANT RESIDENCE. Union.

President. Macomb and First street, and on the Sixth avnno, 8th Ward, Brooklyn. 1 'J he mareion snd 10 lots on int and Macomb St. 100 feet of 7th avenue; boose 43ffc 6 ins by 30 ft 6 in and extension, is 2 Btory and high attio, built in the best manner by days' work, contains 12 rooms, besides kitohen, Ac, replete with all tbe modern improvements; stable and coash houat in the rear; grounds filled with shrubbery, 7th ayenuQ 8 lots side, entire front between First and Macomb ts. Pietident street 2 lota, side, 117 ft of 6th avenue bixtb avenue and Union st 4 tots on the corner.

Sixth avenue and Union st 4 lots on the corner. U'xth avenue and President st 1 lot on th corner Union street 5 lotsTJ. Bide.between 6th and 7h avs. PEREMPTORY SALE OF THRKE tJRIOK HO'IdRS AND TEN LOTS near Prospect Park, on lafc aud 2d 8th Ward, Brookljn: Fixst street 2 vacant lots, 250 fett E. from 6th av.

Second street 2 lots in the rear of the above. First street Larce brick mansion and 4 lota on lt and 2d streets, adjunirg the above: house built in the beat manner, by day's work; contains 16 room3 and all tbe modern improvements; is 34 feet 6 in. by 35 feet, two story attic, with back basement, in good order. First street 2 new three story, hich basement and cellir brick bout and lots, nearly adjoining tbe above built in iuu in us saDKiannai manner; vonwua uovu ruimn, all the monorn improvements. POSITIVE SALE OF NINE VACANT LOTS near the Prospect Paik on Decraw, President and Carroll sheets and on tho 6th avenne, Brooklyn Ail of the above property is located in some of the few desirable epoU now to be purchased in the vioinity of the it Jr't Eanfc new residences are now in proxrefs of ereo tu' Vender lhiB locality Btill more desirable.

Beet New three story, basement bJlok houBe flnd lot. on the north aide. 29 ft. Boiornm street. Tfio house is built in the containB 13 room8 aU the modern im oafwJlk6 bouaaand lot.

No. thei, lrom SMkett Btreet, Brooklyn House built in the best manner; contains 15 mnmn anH nil tho modern improvements. 5 10 roocn3 ana aU Middle street, near 5th avenue Elegant private raaidfinfld and 3 lots, on th easterly side, 199 tt? 1 iffSSnVtnm fithavenae. The house is a new 2 story rame 4qVJ3 buiit by days rk, withont regard to cost; contains eiBvnn rooms, and in the most comrlote order, o'evon No. 82 Prince street, near WiilouKhby street.

Brooklyn Cottage house and lot on the westside, house io 2 story and baspment Iramo: contains 9 rooms. POSITIVE SALE OF. MARBLE FRONT HOUSE AND LOT, N. 228 Wtshirton Btteet. and Urae frama double house.

232 waahiugton street. Fourth Ward. Br ohlvn. No V28 Washington street Four etorp Enelish basement andcrlJar: marble iront house aud lot: contains 19 room i besides collar; built in the most BUbstaau! manner, and com tins all toe xnooern Nos 230 and 230 Washington street Four Btory frame. donblB house; contains 36 rooms, water, in good order.

Maps. Ac, of all tho above property at the office of tbe Auctioneer. 369 Fulton street, Brooklyn. el9 7t? HE 'VEILED LADY 373 ATLANTIC Btreet Fee 85. THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION PRA.YKR MEETIHG, Will be beld at the KOSTEAND AVKNUB M.

E. OHUBOH, I Qnincy atreet. nenr Noutrind av. On THURSDAY EVENIMG. Fob.

21st, st 7JJ o'oloek All oordially InfUed to utton. 9 if WANTS. WANTED BY THE 1st OE MAY OR sooner, a house or part of a house, with modern improvements, in a good location, convenient to ferries. Address, with fall particulars, C. Hex 612, N.

Y. Font Office. fel9 3t WANTED TO RENTAL ORATORY house, for a familyof four. Address, with parti cnlarg, HENRY. Eagle office.

fel9 3t WANTED WITHIN HALF A MILE OR thereabouts from Fulton terry, 4 rooms on the second story ot a email house, furnished plainly for nouie kceping, or unfurnished. Address B. J.t Eaglo offios. WANTED TO RENT IN BROOKLYN by the middle of March, or thereabouts, a small house, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for a family of two persons in the vicinity of 3d and 6th avenues. 14th and 21st streets.

Address TEN ANT, 163 P. O. WANTED IN BROOKLYN A 3 STO ry house; hih stoop or English basement; must be first, clnst, with modern improvements; in the vicmitv of the City Ball and in a good looation, at a moderate rent; a lease will be tiken for 3 or 6 years. ALBRRT H. NIOO LY, Stock Broker and Auctioneer, No.

43 Pine street. Now York. fel9 6t WANTED SECOND FLOOR, BY A gentleman and wife, for housekeeping, any timo before lit of May. Parties having or expecting to have the same, will please Box 145 N. Y.

P. eiving full particulars; abundant references given. WANTED ANY GENTLEMAN" W1SH ing to have any painting, graining, paper hanging, kal6omining or freslb work done, oan have it executed at a very moderate price by an experienced workman ouh of employment. Address PAINTER, Bagle office. 2t WANTED A FRONT PARLOR OR basement lor an office on Main, Bridge, Gold streets, or Hudson avenue, below Sands Btreet.

Address M. Fagle office. WANTED A SMALL HOUSE, FOR one or a term of years, in ahealthv and respocta bio neighborhood, by a gentlomnn wife. Address, with full particulars and taruis, C. 138 Front street, N.

Y. fel9 2t WANTED BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A parlor and bedroom, in a respectable family, without board. Address A. Eagle office, stating terms. WANTED TO RENT, OR WOULD lease for three years, a two or three story houso situated in Brooklyn, between Atlantio una De Kalb avp rues, and not above ftyeraon or bJowNvy streets.

Address, witn full particulars, MOKTIMER, 11,539 Aew York Post. WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND wife (no children) four untarnished rooms, suitable for housekeeping; couvpnient to ono of tlio ferries; rent must be moderate. Address HOME, Eagle office. 2t WANTED TO PURCHASE A HOUSE, in a good location, from $3,000 to $6,000, for which in part payment will be given a splendid pair of horses of the value ot $1.500. Apply to J.

12 Myrtlo avenue. WANTED TO RENT, FOR A PRIVATE family, by tne 1st of May or sooner, a 3 story brick house, with modern improvemontsiu good order and location; rent not io exceed $1,000. Addres3, stating rent and loonion, 1 Box 5,948, New Yor'n Post Office. 6tf ANTED TO RENT, BY GENTLE mun and wife. (Americans.) a medium sized home, in areppectable neighborhood; tho icnt not to exceed $25 pern.onth: will take posseasion any time.

Addrocs, stating particulars andlocation, A. jce office. felO 2L WaIstedfor a shorTtime, in a btiPineaslocality, storage room for furniture ard piano. Addres, statinc locality and terns, A. L.

Post Office. Brooklyn. f18 2t ANTED A FAMILY OF THRmE persons wih to rent a sroml house, situated abova ClflFfon and between Myrtle and Vultou avs, or would like two adjoining; rentnot to exceed $30) eacb. Address iV. jjipx2, 284 N.

Y. P. O. fel8 2t WANTED BY A GENTLEIVIAN, A larpe fnrnished room or room and bedroom, without board, in the vicinity of Fort Greene. Address staling termt, C.

A. Eapte tela 2t ANTED BY A SMALD FAMILY, A second floor and Dart of basement, for hnnsflcp.on luu.uciijuuuiumju uiuav HI I LI Wtlilo lUUUUriilO. Address, with full particulars, E. Eagle office felS 2tfc WANTED ABOU THE FIR3T OF April, by gentleman and wife.no children, part, of a bouse, for housekeeping, with a respectable private amily, in a centcel location; references exchanged Ad dresj, with particulars M. Eagle office.

felG tt ANTED TO RENT A 20R3 STORY house, with eas and water, in a good neighborhood, between Myrtle and Fulton avs; rent not to exceed $550; roferenco first class. Address, with particulars, HOUbE, box York P. O. fel2 WANTED HOUSE WANTED BY MAY 1st The subscriber wants to rent an unfurnished bout e. for one or more years, havine two or moro iota attached and containing at least 10 rooms: mu have pas, water and the conveniences usual to a well arranged houe tnp.

location must be a in one tbe best Bedford preferred. Address stating terms, JOHN A. LIGHT ILL, fi9 Pearl street. New York. folS6t" ANTED TO BUY A THREE STORY and hflRpmnnt.

hnnflo. anth nr mit.hnnt nt.Mn. "hft. twecn Court, Fulton and Atlantic itroets, in a good locution. Applyto B.

41 Fulton street, Brooklyn. fel82t ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND wife, no children, a second floor, suitable for housekeeping, near car routo; rent must be moderate. Addre33 X. Eagle office. fel8 2t ANTED TO RENT, FROM MAY 1st.

n. Hmall Hon at six or eiizht rooms with watar and ens. Address, for three days. O. Tt.

Kacle office, statinir terms and location. Best ot reference given. felti 3t WTANTEDA HOUSE IN "BROOKLYN The subscriber desires to nurchase a house in Brooklyn; price to range from $2,000 to $5,000. Addross PURCHASER, KaRle office, gmnR full description of premises offered, mice, where located, terms of sale, whether encumbered or not, and any other details that it may be necessary to know. el2 6t BOARDING.

OOABD A ROOM TO LIST, WITH I board, corner ol Ormond place and Fulton avonuo. BOARD WANTED BY A SINGLE GKN tlemnn, wbeie the comforts of a home may be enjoyed, convenient to ferries. Address, stating torms, LOYISTT, Kat lfi office. fol9 2 BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFB. or two or three single pcntlemen, can be accommodated with good board and pleasant rooms, at 75 Lifay ette avenue.

BOAHI A AIJD HIS wife, or two p.entlemen, can be accommodated with board on very rcnronable terms, at 210 Cumberland st. OABD WAKTEDBY A SINGLE GEN aneatlv furnished room, with hon.rd notir 'hn line of the Smith and Jay stroet cars. Address, with full particulars, J. C. Eagle ollica.

OARD A GENTXEMANrOTDTADY, or two igle ccntlemon, can bo accommodated witb nice, newly furnished room ard board; dinner from 6 to BH; references exchanged. Apply at 105 Lawrence stroet. for 3 days. BO ARD A VERY NICE SECOND itory ballroom to lot, with board, for in a private family: or a pleasant attic room, with Are, for $8. Inquire at 48 Adelphi slreer.

fol9 2b BOARD GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wive, and single gentlemen, can obtain good board, whore they will have the comforts ol a home, by applying in Oates arenue, 4th houio east of Grand avenue; references given and required. BOARD A YOrNG LADY WISHES hoard in Brooklyn, five minutes wa'k from City Hill; private family, or whero (here are few boarders. Address O. Eagle office. fel92t BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, NICE ly furnished frc nt room and dingle room, at 40 West Baltic street, between Clinton and Court; references exchanged, tel9 2t BOARD 41 WILLOUGHT5Y STREET A front room on second floor, to let, (heatod); all improvements; terms moderate: within s'x minutes' walk of the terries, and three of tne City Hall felB3t BOARD TWO OR THREE SINGLE gentlemen can be accommodited with a beautiful large front room, on second floor, with first clos board, at seven dollars er week.

'Bath room, hot and cold water, on amo floor; lamily private, where they will 6nd tho comforts of borne; tiree minutes from Fulton Ferry; No. 31 Poplar street. Is suitable for gentleman and wi 'e. BOARD A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, having a front room and bedroom, nicely furnished, would let it very low to a gentleman and wife who would make themselves at home and be one of tho family: to sucb all the privileges of a home would be given. Hal) st, first honse south of Myrtle avooue.

19 2t BOARD WANTED A LADY AND SON (adult) desire to obtain 2 unfurnished rooms a plain private family, with board location must be betwepn Fulton ferry and City Hall. Address, stating terms, which musk be moderate, CLINTON, Bagle office. ol9 2t BOARD IN BROOKLYN FURNISHISD rooms to let, with board, at 107 Lawrence street; houfe first class, and convenient to Wall Btreet ferry. 6t" BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESID ing within five minutes' walk of South ferry, with no boarders, havo a front room to let, with board, at 13 50 por week lor two, including tiro and gas: also a largo front room, suitable for two or throe, and hall room water closet ano dining room on same floor. Apply at He Atlantic st, between taenrj and Clinton, next dojrto Jourueay A Burn OAKD A HAbli ROOM TO KENT, terms moderate.

felfl at BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO vei7 pleasant rooms, to gentlemen only; one nail room: boose is pleaaantly located; ft abort dtstanoe from Wall and Fntton ferries. Apply at lag Washington street. OARD ONE HALL BOOM TO LET, with board, to a single gentleman, at 60 State Btreet! botween Wall at.d South femes. Dinner at 6J o'oloek. 2t OARD WANTED FOR A GENTLE man, witfian Enslishfamity, at Bedford, near Fol ton avenue oare.

No other boarders. bath, hot and cold water; Iarce orden and A comfortable English home. Addrea Zl.NO, 100 William Btreot, N. Y. OARD A THIRD FLOOR, BACK roomtolet, wim board, to two young gentlemen, or toa gentleman and wife; only a few person.

In tha bouse; own the house, therefore no moving; all improvements in the honse. 380 Adelphi tt, near Fulton avenue; oan bo had on the first ol Maron. fetd at OABD 1N BROOKLYN TO LET" with board, one back parlor on first floor, suitable for Bepntlomanandhis fB or single gontlemen; also Bmaii rooms oh thitd floor; convonien to oars, femes, terms reasonable; dinner at 6 Ko SSfaciho street, oomer ol Henry. fel92t BOABJJ WAiSiHU ja. KEiSi KU ble lady, in a private family; uraumust be moderate 1 i A ntvt npatAPfAfl Arirl A an and Doara wiiu wun uuuaqm a.

d. Eofile office. ie omce, amgoir OARD PLEASAJNT ROOMS CAN BE i obtained at 89 Willow meat, for elB 2t obtninea as cj wnww viomeai. aeiaa OARD IN VICINITY OF FULTON i perry Furnished rooms, with board, for sinjle cen tlemi tlemen.atin MiaaaKn aire uum unic jn st. Beterence skiiwbw.

jo. OARD A GENTLBMAN AND WIFE wlahinu to furnish thMrown rooms and board in a nrivate family, can be Moommodatoa yntu part ol a house, Tocated at Bedford, botwf on Fulton and Atlantio avenues: minute from frail stPfet Apl, to or address PELHAM. 61 Broaunsy, Boom few 2t f.ia at I.