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Sf ljOOU. lotl)tnij SaUorinj). Ileal (Scstatc. illtsccllancous. Auction Sales.

Office or Board of Health, Brooklyn, Saturday 9 o'clock, A. M. Present His Hon. the Mayor, Aid. Taylor, Spies, Peet, Redding, Hawkshurst, and Lambert.

Two cases of cholera, were reported to the Board, one of them in East Brooklyn, reported as convalescent the other a German, named Deidricck Bushe, aged about 35 years died tliis morning about 5 o'clock. There was also one case reported of an individual from N. Y. who is now sick with Cholera in this city and in a critical situation. Adjourned.

Chas. S. J. Goodrich, Phys. of the Board.

Cholera is New York. Four deaths and two new cases have been reported this morning, to the Hospital. P. 2 o'clock, P. M.

Dr. Geer, Health Physician, reports 13 Hew cases of Cholera, 7 deaths as having occurred since yesterday. 0 of the Hi cases have occurred in private practice and 7 in the Hospital. Another case ok Cholera. Mr.

Henry Moon, living in Prospect street, a carpenter, one of our most abstemious and worthy citizens, was attacked last evening with the cholera i or 5 physicians are in attendance. This case was not reported to the board of health. Evading the Law. For some time past the milkmen of Gowanus have been in the habit, in sending for their swill," to send two large wagons drawn by oxen and both teams driven by one boy or man, which is contrary to law it requiring a driver for each team. A few days since, a young man having charge of two teams and two wagons, was, on passing by the city hall arrested and brought before Justice King, who explained the law to him, and told him to imform his employer, that in ease he was caught again in the same act, he would he fined, and his employer held responsible.

The next day he passed by the city hall driving two yoke of oxen but they were both attached to same wagon. To the rear of this wagon, was fastened another one of the same size thus putting both yoko to one wagon, but drawing two. By this manoeuvre the driver does the same work, as be did before. What constitutes a team LONG ISLAND CLOTHING WAREROOM. CLOTHING! TELEGRAPH LINE Conducted on the CASH and ONE PRICE system, by S.

F. WHITING, 132 and 134 Fulton corner of Brooklyn, where are now being opened a large and newly manufactured assortment of CLOTHING, made up of the most fashionable Loudon and Paris style of Goods, all of which will be sold at the LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH. The following list ot prices will convince the most sceptical of the fact that New York clothing establishments are, and henceforward will be unable to compete with the Telegraph line. Fine Dress and Frock Coats, from 00 to S20 00 Fine Office and walking coats 1 00 9 00 Fine Pants French Doeskin 4 50 9 00 Fine Pants Plain and l'ancv cassimere. 1 IK) 7 00 Tine Vests of all kinds 75 4 00 Just received a new anil well selected assortment ofFrench and English Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestings, which will be MADE TO ORDER, in superior style, tinder tho supervision of the subscriber, who would hereby invite his numerous friends anil customers to pay him un early visit, at his new place of business.

S. F. WHITING, lny24 If of the late firm of Slilwcll Whiting. MOVED BACK. TUF.

Subsci.iber has returned to Brooklyn and opened Ihe splendid and spacious slore No. i()l) Fulton street, with a new and fashionable stock of ready made clothing which will be sold as low as the same tpiality of goods can be obtained at any other slore in the cilv of New York. Dress or Frock Coat, $10 IK) Doeskin Piuits, li 00 Satin or Fancy Vest 4 00 S2li 00 And all other prices, both below and above this mark. SAMUEL S. POWELL, mhl7 3m 100 Fulton Brooklyn.

WliLSSATtr II. Xtw York (1AK 11 At .1 M'A 11 AVnnifiTiiivo ill streets. New York. The loner exnerienro of ihe sub scriber in thi' trade, together Willi every facility for procuring the choicest goods and styles the market affords, warrants him in slating that he is now prepared with the largest and best lilanul'aelured stock of Spring and Summer Clothing to he found iu America, which ln is determined to sell as usual, CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST, lor his motto is Ui'H Tuaiu: and Small Profit. Also, a splendid and well selected assortment of Cloths, Cassinicros anil Vestings, which he will make up to measure, in Ihe best urn! most fashionable style, and at the lowest possible prices.

Remember Oak WM. II. and 8ti Fulton ap5 3m 47 and 49 Gold New York. NASSAU CLOTHING ROOM, SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, wholesale and retail CHEAT REDUCTION IN I'll ICES Tins articles of fashion conslanlly sout'hl alter, and kept on hand. The largest and best slock of ready made Cloihini; in New York, lower than liKyojtc oj KtiiKi).

We jjive below all epitome of our line slock, wilh a partial list of prices, wliich the purchaser can compare with auv oll'ered for sale iu the counlrv. )ATS, Black llress Coats from 0 to $15 niacin I'rocK un Brown do do Blue. Hive and Creon Coats, from BUSINESS COATS, Sacks of Clolh, Tweed and Cnssimeres Erocks do do do 1'olkas do do do Also, a lar'e and beautiful assortment of Cashine retie. Sacks, Frocks and Polkas, black, blue, yreen. and olive, from Queen's cloth.

Alpaca, and Drab D'Ete PANTALOONS, Pauls of line black Cassiinerc im 7 10 7 14 0 1.1 2 fi 8 7 4 8 to SG 0() 00 00 on COLLEGE GRAMMAB SCHOOL, FOE BOYS. new building corner of Atlantic and Clinton streets BL has been selected for the scholastic, and the house No. 71 Henry street, for the Bonrding Department, where terms. may be made known. This Institution is designed to embrace tho thorough, morals and religious trnitiing of pupils, as tar as Ihe constant supervision and companionship ol the teachers can attain that object.

The course of studies pursued, are such as will (It bovs for COMMERCIAL OR rUOV'SSloSAL life. Cornelius E. Sworn, A. Principal of the Classical Department. Edmi nd It.

TfiTLE, Principal of the English and Commercial Department. Lkkkoy Ravkmiill, A. M. Classical Teacher. I iotr Ivxovvalevvsi, Teacher of the Modern Languages.

Mils. J. B. ('itKKXK, Matron. REFERENCES: Right Rev.

Wm. Rolliiison. Whiltingham, I). 11., Right Kov. Alonzo Potter, I).

L. L. Rev. Wm. A.

Muhlcubcrgh, I). Samuel Senbllrv, U.K., Benjamin Cutler, I). Francis Yinton, 1). William II. Lewis, 1).

.1. B. Kerl'oot. College, St. James, Md.

Horatio Potter, 1). Albany, William I. Kip. 1). Albany, His Excellency Hamilton Fish, Albany.

Hon. Wm. 11. Seward, Auburn. Hon.

Ogden Ilolnnaii. New York, Daniel LeKoy, Estpiire, New York, Geo. I'. Morris, N. P.

Willis, Isaac Barker, John C. Cruger, Ben. A. Muinl'ord, Alonzo Crittenden, I'n st. Female Academy, Brookivn, Edgar J.

Harlow. Ksipiirc. Brooklyn, Daniel I'mbury, Richard Upjohn, 'hiis. t'ogdon, Eilw'd Whitehouse, D. II.

Arnold, Jesse C. Smith, Goo. Hastings, Joel W. Comlit, C. M.

King, mvJ lm (SarpetinT). PETERSON HUMPHREY, NO. 432 l'enrl street, near Madison, beg leave to rail the attention of their friends mul Ihe public to Ihe following large and choice selections of t'ARPHTINGS, just received by hue arrivals from Europe. Selected particularly for city trade. 10 bales rich Aniliuister, low) Rugs from S3 lo S3.

211 do Velvet Tiipistrio. 50(1 of every variety. 25 do Willon Saxony, Worsted Tui'lod 50 do Brussels in great vu Mats. riely, entirely new patterns, French and Italian Window never before in the t'niled Shades. Stales.

Embossed I'iano and Table 1000 pss. 3 ply richly shaded. Covers. 500 pss. super, and extra line.

50011 pss. all wool. Is pr. yd. 1 4, 5 4, ti Plain anil Checked I Iruggets.

Stair Rods, Mattings. OH, CLOTHS, Extra heavy, made lo order, new designs, from 2 to 24 feel wide. All of which will be sold at prices that will suit tinniest rigidly economical and defy coinpetiiiou with auv slore in the trade. mvni CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. ifP I'TOIV'S CELEBRATED CHEAP CARPET AND lOB" FLOUR OH.

CLOTH WARE Roc Fronting onti lEast Broadway and 71 Division si. The subscriber's arrrangeineiils having been completed with Ihe most extensive manufacturers of Ibis country and Europe tor an early supply of all ihe latest fashions, "will enable purchasers to make their selections from Ihe most complete assortment of all the various styles of CARPETS. OIL.CI.l ITI IS, lo be found in the city. Families may be assured of every article proving as represented, as all gomls are received direct from the manufacturers, and it is the inlenlion that this stock should consist ol'the best ipiality of all ileser'riilioii of goods pertaining to the line, mid fiirlln rmore, Un prices as heretofore, shall be as low if not lower than any lab lishmcntjin Ihe 1 hiited Slates. WM.

II. Grit 04 East Broadway and 71 Division street. N. B. Families froni lhe country can have their Carpels baled and shipped free of expense.

Carpels will lie sent to any part of this city, llrookhn or Williamsburgh, and cut to rooms free of charge, ainrwben reimired will be made by an experienced upholster. Persons living iu the upper or lower part of the cily can take the East Broadway Slages, wliich will leave them al. the ap5 2m BROOKLYN CARPET STORE. have re oncned their skiv stopkhi OLD STAND, 1G2 Fulton afreet, between Cranberry streets, where they have an entire new anil splendid stock of CARPETS, which Ihey utter at the smallest possible adviuicu. Composed partly of English Tapestry, English druggets from 3 nrusseis carpel trom lo 10s per vartl, 3 ply Sto lOspr y'rd, 11 Double sup.

0 to 7, Superfine, 5 to (is pr. Extra do, 4 to 5s pr. Common do, 2 to 3s per Rugs 12s lo 12 each. Table Oil Cloth, all kinds, to ti shiHinLCs nr vanl. 3 yards wide driiggtrt 8 to is per yard, Embossed piano covers 5 tit ST, Embossed table covers, WokiIih! do, fi l.

Stair Rods, Qu nTI From 3 1o 2 4 ft. widi, in yrtaL variety of patterns and most elegant 4 4, 5 4. 4 rt'd checked and white Canton matlimjs. Also, a large assortment uf Window Shades, all prices, from 1 2 to 'ills per pair. STKWAKT Sc have nrectrtl upon their old hy far Ihe largest and most splendid store in the city, and hy the utmost attention to customers, they hope to merit a share ol' their patronage.

npJii FTKWAltT CO. CELEBRATED CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN Til UNITXn STATKS. JR AM ANDERSON. No. llowery, just received, per late arrivals, twenty bales of Entrlish Kiddermin ster Carpeting also from the various American manufacturers a assortment of splendid new patterns of superior quality of imperial three ply extra double superior ingrain carpeting! ordered, expressly for city trade.

Hearth, rug. floor oil cloths, feel wide, window shades, matting, stair carpeting. Sec. all of which have been negocialed for low l'Kic Ks for cash, and wijl be sold i5 per cent less than any other establishment. Also.

jlMX) yards common carpeting. 2s pr. yard. lOlllJt) Venetian stair carpeting Is to fs, 20000 Warnmted all wool lug. curpefng, 3sh1 to 4sHd, 1000(1 double superline do.

fistoTs, 5000 large tufted hearth rugs, (s each, fiOOd pair window shades, from to 4Us per pair, 15000 yds. imperial three ply carpeting, at low prices. Remember, No. Di). mh Sin NEW CAKPETINGS lMlOItTEn EXPRESSLY FOR TIIK Sl'RINC TUAHE.

SMITH KXAl'P. 2j4 Broadway, opposite City Hull. have just received by late arrivals a lull assortment ol' NEW A.I ELEGANT CARI'ETINCS, Of the latest and best desijnis, adapted to every stylo ol t'ur nishinfr, with a great variety of entirely new patterns ol' well seasoned ENOLISII FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Also, on hand a full assortment of AMERICAN CAUIM TINC.S, of all kinds. By their attention exclusively to this department of trade, and receiving their oods direct from the Foreiim and American Manufacturers, they are enabled to offer pe'eu liar inducements to purchasers.

CHOICE RliUSSELS CARPETS, At SI 12K per yard. Other gouds sullini; at proportionate. prices. np'HI Im CARPETS CARPETS CHEAPER than Ihe ciieavkst Carpet Store in the United Stales 11S2 Pearl sheet, Now York. yards common I slid and 2s pr vd.

all wool do Sslkl extreme fine do ....4 4s(kl superline do (is First quality II ply do fs 1 Cliiod quality Oil Cloth 2s(iil ap27 PERKINS BROTHER. NOTICE. ANCUAGE has bill feeble expressions to render justice JSLi to my friends, who so nobly came to the rescue of improperly from the reat lire on the 0th of September, inslaut. I cannot sinide on! any us bcini; most oHicient all, seemed tome as superhuman. I am overwhelmed wilh atilude, not only tit those who assisted, but lo all Rrooktvn for their expressed sympathy.

I. (I. REI'L), late of MS 'Fulton st. rt. 11.

I would inform my customers that I have taken the store No. 248 Fullon street, where they may be aaia able to dance, lo the Music of a lla il. si TO THEQLADIES. respectfully call tho attention of our Lady customers and the public generally lo our beauliful" assortment of GIRANDOLES imaiiufactured by Messrs. Cornelius Philadelphia,) of several entirely nkwu'attkkns, with the new style of liured drop so much admired by all who have seen 'them.

Also lo our beautiful ami well selected slock of cut ami Moulded Table Glass, iu ixreat variety, which will be sold at such prices as will suit the ideas of all. JOHN III ITLER 112 Fulton, opposite Sands street. WINDOW SHADES. IF any person wishes to purchase this article they can auvu 30 pec cent hy calling at OR.MSHEE'S, lrU William slreel. New urk, (reniov.vl lroin the old establishment.

No, 7 Spruce street,) aiso on hand larire assortment of Cu'aK i i. i i :7 i. iii'n rt iau cheaper than call be bought at any otlier establishuleiit in the cily. OTIS OR.MSISEIO, iiiIkII iwamunclurcr and Importer. THOMAS BEOOKS FASlllONAllLE CA 111 NET, SOI'A A Nil CHAIR anil Warehouse, No.

44 Fullon slreel, Brooklyn. The subscriber would return his thanks for the vury liberal patroiuure bestowetl upon him durini; Ihe past xear, ami would take this method of informing his friends thai wilh a view of ineetiiu; more fully the increasing wauls or mir Ihri yincity. he has enlarged his place of business, and has now FIVE SIIOW ROO.MS, lined up exclusively fur his dirtcrent slvles of work, and has them now tilled wilh a splendid stock of ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY AND WALNUT CA1II NF.T FURNITURE, of tho most approved patterns, all ot" which be would be most happy to show and respectfully solicits orders for the SeaiNc Tkahe. as they can Im filled more satisfactorily nt this season of the year than during the busy spring months.

T. BROOKS, 44 Fulton streot. Brooklyn, February uth, 184S. f0io ItOOOTS TO LET In the new Uriel llniixen. built jj! in 1848, in Water street, bctwoen Gold street and llud JL son nvunue, one of tho 2d doors ctmsisiiitL' of 2 lnroro rooms and 2 bed rooms, with privilege in the cellar, Rent 3 per milium.

Apply to John Voochecs, Basement, No. 1 3 Hudson avenue. my8 tf I'OIt SA IvK Tho two story frame cotbure house. Bj" with a two story tea room iu the rear, tilled in with BUkbril'k. ami kliOUII ILS 'AMI 1 he house has been built two years, with marble mantles, sliding doors, and is in good condition possession can be given un or before the first of Mav.

Premises can be seen between 1 anil o'clock, P. M. SKHKI can remain uu mortgage, if desired. The location is a good one. The house is 22 by 30 11 ihe lea room is 14 by 20 ft in dimensions.

Lot 25 hy lOOfta inches. up 13 If iKXI'llMI. RESIDENCE FOR SAI.R (11! 'I'O til on the corner or Bedford nnd Dekalb avenues, UlLat Hast Brooklyn. A two Ntorv loul nttii. lif.ii., itl, hnsemeni and under cellar and piazzas front and rear, and 10 lots of ground just finished anil painted throughout a desirable residence for a gentleman of business iu New York.

Stages run I'riiin Fulton ferry every live minutes. Apply to Valentine G. Hall, No. 10 Gniinercy'l'ark, 20lh slreel, betw een 3d and 4lli avenues in New York, or to John Yoorhoes, llovt 2d brick house from Stale st. Rent SSM).

mli27 tf" I'OU OR TO RENT House No.811 York street, built of brick, 3 stories high, metallic roof, and in the best order, with imirble miiiitlfs. Arc. Tin. r. den is tastily laid out with shrubs and vines and Ihe walks well Hugged, a large cistern mid dry suli cellar are part of the accommodations.

Rent low, and if sold terms made aecom ting. Inquire on the premises, from 1 to 4 o'clock, P. M. mh20 if FOBl SA liK The undersigned being a heavy lnu.r O.r. .1....: ULlilnciii" said loss, from his business, by the sale of some or liis real estate, and therefore offers those two elegant finished new houses, situate in Dulllcld slreel, between Myrtle avenue and Willoughby street.

The lots are 20 by 100 It each, the houses are 211 hy'3l reel, with rear piazzasand iu front, iron verandahs and iron fence. They have linished rooms above the parlors, sub cellars and basements, wilh copper inside pumps, brick cisterns, nuiges, enamelled grates ami summer pieces, marble mantles, sliding doors, complete. They are tilled in to the peak with brick, hard llnished walls and corniced in 2d story, with tin roofs. The houses are built in a substantial and tasty manner, mid suitable for respectable families. Convenient to the East Brooklyn stages which pass every live minutes.

Part of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage. Apply to GEO. W. ST1LWELL, tf 70 Poplar street, Brooklyn. I'Olt SALE OR TO RENT On favorable terms jjj a two story house, wilh barn, stable, with four Lil acres of land including a good vegetable garden, situ ated on the Jamaica turnpike road, being the next house beyond the old four mile hoiel, only half a mile from the Brooklyn singe depot, and within 3J miles from Ihe Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, L.

1. The Jamaica stages pass four limes every day. 'title indisputable. For further particulars apply to tao.mas Warner, fe27 If 48 Maiden Lane. New York.

'B'O iLiK'l' The two story and attic house No. 1 40 High street. Inquire of oil) tf .1. HEGEMAN, 10 Fullon slreel. TO 111' NT A large room on the lower Hour of the Brooklyn Institute.

Apply on the premises or to JAMES WALTERS, a tf corner of Henry anil Poplar sis. TO KKT For the storage of Furniture and other 11. .1,1 ,11 i Full, si ililLFor particulars, inquire at the Cabinet Wareiiouse of Iel7 tf T. BROOKS, 44 Fulton street. TO loft with steam power on Furinan jjT street.

Apply to OIL JOHN I). PRINCE, 311 Fullon slreel. ten tf TO Itl 'IVT Two or three rooms in the Brook ''S Institute, suitable for professional Gentlemen or LArnsis. Apply to j. "Ai.ir.ur 1118 tf corner ol Henry and Poplar sts.

hall, general real es tate AGENT has located at 307 Fulton street, op posite the new City Hall, offers for sale. Lots on i. iinion avenue. Houses and lots on Clason avenue. Lots on Third avenue between 24th and 25th sts.

Lots in South Brooklyn on Hicks, Columbia, President, Carrol and Woodhull sis. House and lot in Bridge st. 1 brick house and lot in Carlton avenue. Farm of 13 acres in New Jersey, near Railway. Farm of 101 acres 5 milse south of Ithaca iu Tompkins county.

Farin of 000 acres 7 miles west of Ithaca. Four hundred acres under culture, with dwellings, barns, saw mill. Sec. TO LET The two very beautiful cottages, situated on Putnam and Pulton avenues. Stages pass every ten minutes.

Two brick houses in Gold just llnished. Double house in Livingston second house east of Smith street. 3 of the 4 new) brick houses under completion on Clason iv. adjoining Gulou, nnd will be ready for tumults about the 1st of April. FOR SALE.

The splendid residence of Benjamin F. Thompson, of Hempstead. It is only necessary to say that the buildings are replete with every convenience, and the locution unsurpassed. Terms moderate and payment easj. Attends to renting houses and collecting rents.

jall tf TjTB KOTO VAt BAILEY'S APOTHECARIES HALL JBMj Established at the corner of Sands and Fulton Brooklyn, in 1830, and destroyed by Fire in September lasl, has since the fire been temporarily established at 2(ill Washington street, is now removed and permanently establislntl al CORNER OF FULTON AND PIN EAPPLE STREETS, Opposite the Savings Bank, where every variety of articles, usually found in a Drug and Chemical store, will be con Htantlj kept. The very 'liberal patronage hitherto extended to this establishment fit the OLD STAND, the proprietor conlldently hopes will be continued at the NEW location. The whole stock of Drugs, Medicine Perfumery, is entirely new and fresh, and of recent importation, and Ihe prices will be made the most sntisfacton'. The proprietor will still continue the lnanufacture and vending of bis justly celebrated Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilia Tonic Mixture, Syrup of Wild Cheny, Sarsaparilia Mead Syrup, Calcined Magnesia, and Shaving Soap, at wholesale and retail. BAILEY'S Apothecaries Hall, corner of Fulton and Pineapple streets myl) opposite the Savings Blmk.

MriITIOVAL New Stores, new Goods, and news of all kinds is now ihe order of the day This is lo certify that the subscriber, on the night of the Great Fire, was com jielled to abandon his slore and let the fire do its work, after that he took part of a store at airs. TruinbelV, hut at the present time is happy in saving to his customers and patrons that they can find him at his NEW' STORE, 203 Fulton the same sUuul as fonnerW, where he will show them with a great deal of pleasure, a chaste and select leisorlment of Jewelry, Watches, Silver ware, Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted. JOHN D. CHASE, Manufacturer of Jewelry, Silver ware, ice, mvl 203 Fulton street. OEMOVAL 1I.

G. HUGHES would respectfully BtL give notice that he has REMOVED his Dry Goods Establishment to the Store No. 105 Fulton, between Nassau and High streets, and opposite Stewart's new Carpet Store, wliich being more commodious than the Store he has recently occupied, will enable him to keep on hand a larger assortment of GOODS than heretofore. Purchasers will Ilnd here a full assortment orDaEss Goods, Hosiery Gloves, Millinery Goods, Embroideries, fee. SHAWLS of every kind.

Also linen sheeting and shirting, pillow case linen, table damask, napkins and diaper, linen handkerchiefs, Cotton sheeting and shirting, cassimeres, cloths, for Gentlemen and Hoys' wear, and every other article properly in the DRY GOODS LINE. The old customers of II. G. II. and the citizens of Brooklyn generality, are solicited to call before purchasing elsewhere, 'i'hey are promised CHEAP GOODS nnd polite attention.

Jons G. Vooriiiks, lately with Hall Hughes, superintends the above establishment in the absence of Mr. Hughes, and will be happy to see the old customers of II. H. anil his friends generally.

my2 tf PIANOFOKTES. The subscribers (have constantly on hand a general assortment superior toned "Rosewood and Mahogany cased instruments lor sale or lure, nose luring may nave me privilege of purchasing at the expiration of six months the price will be stated when engaged, an amount of hire deducted if purchased. Those in need of a superior article will do well to call at our cstablismhent. R. GLENN 11)4 Fulton mli2 lv West of Broadway, New York.

TT fclCKElV'S NEW WORK Personal History and JLr Experience or David Copperllold, the Younger by Charles Dickens. Just published and for sale by invlS ELLIOTT 47 Atlantic street. tiic sui scriber is nrenared to supply a superior arti cle of Spectacles, highly (inisluil, and warranted for purity and durability, at a reduction from last month's prices. 'WM. WISE, watchmaker and jeweller.

je30 79 Fulton street. HAT 5s OIL that Muclunore keeps, is first rate. fel2 Oni Apply at 37 Myrtle avenue. 81,000 WANTED IN exchange for Silver spoons, Forks, Cups, Ladles, Sugar spoons, Sugar sifters, Children's setts, Just finished and can be found at J. D.

CHASE'S New Store, 203 Fulton corner of Concord street. I. D. C. manufacturing jeweller.

my 12 STATE OF NEW YORK County of Kinds, ss. The undersigned, sheriff of the said county, in conformity to a precept to him in this behalf directed and delivered, by this his proclamation requires all persons bound to appear at" a court of Oyer and Terminer and Jail deliverj', to be hol den at the court house in Raymond street iu the cily of Brooklyn, iu and for said county on the 5th day of June next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, "by recognizance or otherwise to appear thereat and the undersigned hereby requires nil justices ofthe peace, coroners and other officers who have taken any recognizance for Ihe appearance of any person at the said court, or who have taken any inquisition or the examination of any prisoner or witness, to return such recognizance, inquisition and examinations lo the said court at the opening thereof, on the first day of its sitting. Signed ot the Sheriff's office, on the 28th day of May, A.D. 1840. DAN'L VAN VOORHIS, Sheriff.

my28 eodtd CITIZEN'S FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (Late Williamsburgh) May 21st, 1840. The Board of Directors have declared a dividend of six per cent out of the profits of the Company since the 15th day of October last, payablu to the Stockholders on and after the 7th day ot" June next. The transrer booka will be closed from the first to the seventh of June. my22 2w JAMES M. McLEAN, Secretary.

LASS CANDLESTICKS at 3sper pair, can be ob tamea at 37 Jiymo avenue. ieis om JAMES COLK, Auctioneer. Office, JVo. 43 tulron xlrctt. corntr ef I ram, Brooklyn i'if" JAMES COLE will give his personal atlentionto sales Household I urnillire, and out dMir sides generally idso.

to sales of Real Eslate. Stocks, at the Exchange, New nrk. N. A register is kept fur the disposal of property at I male ale. Moniiay, June 4, Al 12 o'clock, at Ihe Franklin House, Mortgage sali by unli ml' Wm Iloacb, mortgage! lot of land al Ihe SW cur ul and Vine sis, 2(ifl in friml.

and 2011 in rear on me li'i ijs on McKinuey si, and il It li ins uu ihe nlher side. iMnrlg.igesali bv order David 1'lslnu nmr lengei lli.it lot ul lam! uu Ihe side nf Allanlie si. I J5 feel from the liorlli ea lerij cur nl Allanlie and Powers sis coiilaining 25 feet fr.M,l and rearhj Will deep, more or leys, together wilh Ihe buildings thereon erecleil. TrKsnw.Juueo, Al 12 o'cliick. at the 'raiiklia Hollfie.

Yuri, ami Tallnuin slreel. The house anil lot Kill York si. BiiinKhn. 2 slury brick front, attic, front and back basement, and in good order. I.

ul 2(1x75 II. Terms 512(10 can reniiiiii mi I mortgage fur a term of years al pret. Also, ihe Inline house and lol known as P.l I'ultmnn street, in rear uf jiie above. slury ami deep collar. Lot 211x47 II.

'JVrm run remain mi bund and iimrlgage fur a lerm of years at li per ct. The above arc situated within 5 minutes ualkui" eiiherlhe Eiillnu, 'alharine. nr Jackson ferries. Fur further particulars apply in Ihe auctioneer 43 Fulton si. Brnoklj n.

Mortgage sal. by order of Mns rs. Smith Lmvrcv. alh lor assignee ul inorlgag. 2 lm, on side of Marshall si, '75 "b' 'be SU.

cor si. each lol heiiig 25 ft front and rear bj half ul' Ihe block imlepin uibolll S. It 0 ills I. Mortgage sale, hj order of ibe Hint lot in' land nn the NE enrol Wdli.ughhj and Prince sis. culilaining 2311 li iii ironl and rear by 75 li in ilejnh.

together wilh Ihe build ilig (hereon. sale, by order same, ihal lol of laud on NE ale of Douglass si. 1711 II 2 ins SE from the cor of Court and coiilaining 25 II front. 35ft III ins in rear ami in on side and 2711 3 ins on Ihe oilier side. For lull particulars In Ihe above see adM ill Brooklyn Eagle, signed Sinilb l.owrej.

Naij slreel The 2 sl'orj frame house and lot mi side of Navy I. heiuecn Lnl'ujctn si and HcKalb inc. The liuuse is nearlj new. cuiiluiniug li moin biidi lure and cell.ir. Term sale.

I "or particulars apply In Ibe auc llunecr. hy. June li. Al lllu'i l.ick.at Till Broadw. n.

lirsl duor aluoe llli slreel, china mil Glas. Hr A l. ugeand aer.il a nrtainii (he liee of Engli h. china and glassware. Al Ihe household hiniiliuvcoiilahic in Ibe above house.

I 1 1 1 1 IV. Al o'cl'k. P. M.ai iheli I ol 'has Sm dikur. Babylon.

L.I. An el, ganl i ilrj resilience, silualed al Islip. opposite lire Island, no Ihe great Soiiih Bav.ahuol 111 miles from lliooklv ii. easj ol access hv railway iir carriage. Ihe Incaljjy caiiuol l.e Mirpas ed line lisbing.

burning, sea balliing. good roads, beaiililul sivner.v. Ajc. The inalisi, mi was built in 1R(4. Ill I nihil' slyle, liiij hed ill lhi lies! Iilosl cosily maillier, uiarb Honrs, inarb mantles, balli rooms.

Uilchen range, etc. 3 p.irlor on ihe mam llnor. 5 bed rooms on ibe Hour, and the llnor noil lim. hed. The Ma hie.

II lid olll huihliugs are also eleganl ami couvemenltj built. Tbc larm cotilains 0 acres and 5 rod of ground. Tille period. For further lornulion applj lo M. M.

Daviii on, New York, or of the auctioneer 13 1'ulloiisl, Brookivn. MoSliAV. June II. Al 12 o'clock al Ihe Merchants' Exchange. Waler and Gold sis 2 lols on side of Wnlersl.

helweeii Gold and Hudson avenue. 211(1 II fr Cold st each 2.ixl()0. Also. 5 lot on cor Gold and Walcr sis each 2tlxMI. Also 1 oi on side Waler si.

in rear of above, 21x1(10 feet. Ply im null and. lav sis I valuable I on mr Plymouth and Jay Is. Each II 0 ins. on which there is a'n office.

A. ifce. For full particulars apply al (he ollice of Ihe auctioneer. 13 Pulton si. ion, or.

BIIOOKI.YN PUBLIC SALES ROOM. Vu. li'athiufrtim street near Conrorif strct t. The subscriber has lalceii on a lease I lie large build ing foi nierlv known as 'las ical Hall." vv hiebbas linen bandso ly lllle.l up for all Auction a. lor the Public Sale of h'i, vi.

E. I'i itui: ami iiamui: of every description. 'I'lir iiuhitiims in ibis building for the exhibit inn uf ei cry descripii. of so as milord purchasers every I'acililv In exaniilie Ihe articles oxpnses for sale, are iincpialle.l in any sales in Ibis. ir New York cily.

He returns bis lhaiiks In his friends and the public fertile very liberal patronage he bus receive, I during the lasl msk vkaiis. ami hav ing reliuipiished all oilier business, hopes bv dev ulilig bis lllldiv ided alleliliun In (lie inlel'esls i il bis customers, to receive their continued confidence ami support. He res I fully lender his scrv ices In Hi, who wish, during ihe season, lo dispose of their fiirnil nil at I heir residences, or al ihe Sales Room, which from its central ami convenient location, alwuvs secures Ihe of a large and respectable audience. Sales of Real lale a i (he Franklin House oral the Merchants" Exchange. New York.

A Register of properly at Private Sale is kepi al Ihe office, IV. charge. Ample iiiiio.hitions he i v.ir, of Furiiilure ami other goods. JOSEI'II I1F.G KMAN. MnVli W.

Al 1(1 o'clock, a. al the Sales lloom. Washington A general assortment of household furniture. YWjES' S.Oll, CuMMlssliiM lI ok Dukiw, Nn. Irt Eullnl, street.

P.ruukh ll. "eeds.lt Is. Mortgage, and other coaveyai drawn, nil Law and olber papers engrossed. mv24 Siiiiiuei i risiu. Attohskv.

S.ii.iii Tut! mu No. 2 Montague niylti 1i yt. It! IMPORTER ami liKvi.ce i Hall Wauk. Xu. 3, avenue, between and sis lel'J (ill) SggSSF Atihuscv nh Soi.i uf IEfc' i i ron, at the Coiintv Clerk's Ollice.Cily Hall.

d2 llviirKinimi'i'vi'i: Rooms, Xo. SPSfi 43 Fill slreel. Brooklyn. jJjS1 itr. fi.

Rail, CniiosKU Ollice, 200 VFtiSi? Fill street, up lairs. (JfcjjaEp1 BS. Bvinu. A'i'tounkv a.nu Soi.n inSS Tim, No. 43 Fullon slreel, Brooklyn.

n3(t flljoS" WilliiiBii ive. Watitimakkh am. 6MS Jkuki.i.ki!. Xo. 70 I'ulton street.

d27 JiJglS StiiEiici Vsun ooriiis. SiiKiiiry nr Imniis Cm vi Ollice, No. IS Fulton secutul story. jail 13 jirv A. Hoore.

Attorn am UTsggE? Cm NsKi.i.oa at Law, Muiitague Hall near llm City Hall. mvl Nicholas 'ait ISrutst. A i'tiiiinkv and Cin'Nsl :l.l,tn: Law. 1 Kronl si. Iti iinkK u.

i 'uininissiuner uf Deeds.J ap2 rccntvooil, Attornuv anii Sni.ieiTiiit. Xo. 3 Front St. Brooklyn. b3 JaiSli'si l'i'Olt9 SlCXTON OF St.

Cnrnrii. No. 250 Adams street To whom annli calion fur Pews iu Ihe Church, or Interments in the Burial Yard, may he made. sll Or. W.

SS.5;eIi I. i.atb riivsu lis ami srminoN in the PhilaiU liihia Hospital. 1 Phv ician and Surgeon itliee in Atlantic near Clinton street. Bi klyn. d3 VilJiam S.

Itarlier. BooK BixnKit I i.v 1 High slreel near Fulton. All kinds book binding done iu a neat and substantial manner. Books. Periodicals and Music bound In pattern.

Paper ruled to any partem. jv l(i Offiro oi llt j' SiiiTiiiti mleit HgejQs? ami r.i: rvuy or tiu: Bii.uin ok Kiht.vtios, curner of Cnncnrd and Adams streets Hours of Business: eveiy E.DX E.SI AY allernunu from 2 ton o'clock; every SATURDAY furenoou frum 0 to 12 u'cloek, on other days frum to OA. M. generally. S.

L. HOL.VIES, Cily Superintendent. Brooklyn. May 7ili. leio.

mj7 lm GAS CllrVJIDALIERS, PENDAKTS, ETC. Cs(lRX ELI US 4c of Philadelphia. The ilndersignevl having entered inlo an arraligenietit with Messrs. Cornelius Ai of Philadelphia, is now prepared to exhibit at his new Show Ruoni ageneral nssnrtmcnl uflhe newest and most beauliful styles nf Gas Chandeliers, Mantel lights. Brackets, and all nthcr kinds of (his Fixtures, from the simplest store burner to Ihe linesl Parlor Chandelier of Silvered.

Ormolu, I laniask. Bronzed, and Cold Gilt. He has a cnuipuny of experienced Gas Find's now engaged in intrnducing the pipes into buildings. All orders for dwellings, stores anil public buildings, will receive prompt atlenlion. and Ihe work will he warranted perfect.

The foreman can lie seen every evening at the store, or will call upon applicants to give such information as may be reipiired. The superior workmanship, nnd perfect manner of doing Ibis most difficult business, lias secured lo Messrs. CorueiilLS a reputation unsurpassed in Ibis country or Europe. mh2(i 11 DAVID COOPE, 01 l'uiUin Brooklyn. A CARD.

JW. PECK would return his tlianks lo his friends and 0 the public for their liberal pati'tiungo, and hoping by his strict and personal attention to his business be may have a cnnliiiuance ofthe same, lie will lie ready tul'urnish them on SATURDAY, the 3d of March with the Spring style of II ATS. al his old stand, at the corner of Fullon uud Henry A GREAT NATURAL CTISIOSITY. raHE LIVING SIAMESE TWINS CH ANG KXG, and JEL 'i'U Kin Cm t.iu: mav be seen fur a short time at the APOLLO ROOMS. HO Broadway.

The Twin Brothers are accompanied by TWO of llieir Children, who very much resemble their fathers. They are on a visit In the northern cities and Europe lo consult with eminent Surgeons. Willi the view of having Ihe ligature which binds tiieni, separated. Therefore, nil who want lo see theiu. should embrace thu only opportunity they may ever have.

witnessing so great a p'beiioiuenon. Hours Exhibition, from 3 to (i ia the afternoon, and 8 to 10 iu the evening. Admission 25 cents. Children under 10. half price.

mylG Carnes' Fashionablo Hair Cutting Saloon, "lTO. fil Fulton street, three doors above tho Atlantic Bank. JLI P. CARNES' would respectfully inform the citizens of Brooklyn, that he luej thoroughly rell'lled his Inrge and commodious saloon, where he is now prepared to lriiu genllemen's liairand whiskers iu Ihe inuM fashionable slyle. Having the neatest and must fashionable saloon of this kind in llrookhn.

wilh four hair dressers, to aiviunuinilutc all who may favor him wilh a call. Also, children'. iiair cut iu the must fashionable style. Constanlly on hand, a large slock of perfumery and Fancy Soaps, Russian Kezan Soap, Hair oils. Colugaes.

I.ubin"'s Exlracls, Hair Brushes and Combs. Hal Kru lir Brushes, etc. Abo, a large assortment if Hiperiur Itnnrs. all warranted to nil the lace or no sale. Also, ihe genuine Emerson Razor Strops, xlra large sii made eprelv for genllemeu shaving lliem eleve.

logelher with a large variety of other kinds. N. B. Closed Sundays. nili'lo BR00KLYN CITY GARDENS.

II.ATK MILITARY li.MUiKXs.) CLEAR most respectfully anm unices to Ihe Ladies and Getilleiuen of Brooklyn and ils viciuilies. that he has entered upon the above eligibly shunted ilh a view to rentier lliem every way rot'iiiiicn urate yviih M. public taste, and improving spirit ofthe age." so mauil'eslly progressing throughoul ibis beautiful eilv. Although the improvements are mil jet completed he has been solicited bv his friends to open the GARDENS for lln.se win. mm feel inclined to become his Patrons, on Tuesdaj uexl.sih iii.

lanl. and in order lo make Ihe ihe liekels of admission will be 12a eenls. wliich will answer for llieir value in Ice Creams, Lemonade, and a varielv of relresbinenls ironi the CONFECTIONARY SA LIU also ihe best wines. Spirits. Ales.

Cider. Porter, from the BAR ROOM. Eiilrance. half price fur children. Ulieers will be in allcnd ance to preserve order.

inh." 2aw lsilu I I It SECOND IF Smith, Justice. This Court will be held on and after MONDAY, Mav at GRENADA IIAI.L, No. Ill Myrtle aiemie, bil'w, Bridge and SUinton streets. The Jurisdiction of this Court extends to all actions aris on contract and fur injuries in ihe personal real propi where Ihe damages claimed do mil exceed tno. ami in tcriligjudgtncllls by colllc siim to the amount i if 'i Justice bus also power to issue warranls ur ihe anesl nf fenders iu all criminal cases and lo dispossess lenants non payment ol' rent or for holding over bemud their le inv5 If BAEEOW'S RANGES IN BROOKLYN.

BAR ROW'S superior kitchen iianges may now be bad at 45 Fulton slreel. Ilmiikhti. They are' used by many of our most prominent eilizeiisl lm speak ul' theii'i in Ihi highest terms nf praise such as Ditnnii. Genrge S. Smith, W.

E. Shepard mid Francis Spies. Esquires, and Vanilerbill and Rockwell. Also, Ihe celebraled PRIA.M COOKING STOVES, ami Utter and Southard's conking stows. "1'28 3lil 'p.

UEERS. REFRIGERATORS. OIIN M. SMITH'S IMPROVED REFRIGERATORS, anil improved SHOWER HATH Manufacturers. oldest and Ihe most approeil in the United Slates.

Also. Children's self exercising sw ing, hath tubs, spnnge luh paten I summer ovens, pro isinn safes, hair glnws. wholesale and retail. Refrigerators and Shower Bulbs made to ordorand repaired, 40.S Brnaihvav. N.

B. Zinc. 1 lip 'Pubs al $3 50. m3 J' a Surrogate's Court held in theCuiuiiv uf Kings at Ihe SlirriiL'nt. OlUee in ihn I'll, nl' It, I 1 tirst day ol May, iu the year of our Lord.

AstillKw B. IIuiioks. Surrogale. In the mailer of ihe application of George Westlake, ami Benjamin Westlake, Aihiiinilralors. uf Jacob Wesilake.

deceased, intestate, for aulhnrily In mortgage, lease or sell, Ihe real estate of ihe said intestate fur the payment of bis debts. George Westlake and Benjamin Wesilake. aihninislralnrs of all and singular. Ihe goods, cballles and credits nf Jacob Westlake, lale nf Williamsburgh. deceased, intestate, having heretofore presented llieir applicatinn to Ihe Surrugale pursuant to statute iu such case made and pruviileil.

fur aiulm rily In mortgage, lease or sell Ihe real estate nf the said inles tate, for the payment uf bis debts, il is ordered that all persons interested iu the eslale of the said Wesilake. deceased, appear before the Surrogate nf Ihe County uf Kings on the 'giUlliy nt uexl. at lllocluckiu the r'ureim I lli.il day. then uud there in shnw cause wltj aulhnrily sliuiilil not be given to the said Adaiinislralors In lease or sell so much of Hie real eslale of Ihe aid Jacob We. llalie.

deceased, as shall be in ssarvlu pav his dolus. A. It. HODGES. Surrugale.

Mii.i.s Bki kwitii. Allurnevs for Adiniiiislralnrs, 02 Wall slreel. un In ly DLETZ, BROTHER Tf AMP MANUFACTURERS, "Washington Stores," 130 William Street. New York. Ilavmga large and well organized manufaelorv.

are now prepared to HIE orders for their manufacturers, at short notice. which win ne warrameii oi me ih sl quality, am) sold as low as any in the market. In their slock will be foitnil lill and Bronzed Chandeliers, from Iwo In eighl lights, wilh anil yvithoul prisms, for burning il ami Camphinc uf mure than one hundred different patterns. rrencn iuecuamcal ur i arcel Lamps, a Iiiieas nrliuenl anil Globes, Wicksand Chiinnies lo lit. Also A great variety ol Suspending Lamps.

Bracket Lamps. Side Lamps, Study Lamps, Candelabra. Girandoles. Hall Lanterns, China Vases, Mantel iriiaioents. I'uivclaili Shades and Globes.

Also A full assortment nf Pii)mt rqiailes, rMiaoes, Globes, Wicks, Chiinnies and nlher articles appertaining In oure Siierin li''1 1 i l'. iie ami They are now maiiiiliicturiiig I'aieni i Maker, an article of great ulilily fur the Soiilliern ami Wesleni Stales, beinga candle stick which forms the candle, wicked and readj' for use. N. Orders by mail promptly tilled. Address.

DIETZ, Bill 1 1 ap24 Kill William suv. l. CJTAT'H Ol NEW YORK Kin. Cm ntv. In pur suanee of the provisions nf the cude nf procedure, pa seil April 1 1th, 1840, Samuel E.

Johns County Judge of Ihe County of Kings, do hereby order and appoint that Ihe General Terms uf Ihe Cuinilv Court of said Coimlv. liir Ihe year IS II), be held at the Court House in the Cily ul' llro'oklyn, on ihe first Tin day of July, September and Noveinber'iii said ear. SAMUEL E. JOHNS! IN, myl. 4w County Judge of Kings County.

CII'S'IZEIVS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Wu.i.iamsiu unn, 1. This Company wilh a lull CASH Capital, all paid in and securely in esled. contii to insure against loss or damage by Eire on dwelling houses, merchandise, household I'urnilure, and all descriplioiis ol personal properly, on as favorable terms as Ihe New York and Brooklyn offices generally. Dirlctous: James C. Baldwin, Daniel BiirlueK.

Jeremiah Johnson, Thomas MeElralli, illiam Wallace, James Jurvis. Robert Barkley, John S. Harris. Daniel W. Townsenil, Charles llevne.

Francis A. Palmer, Alunzu A. ALord, Lake Baker. DANIEL BURTXETT, Pr, siileul. 'ames M.

iM'Lkan, Secretary. FOR INSURANCE, apply to I. fz I). II. WHITNEY.

im 12 3lll Agency Ollice. No. 2(1 Fullonsl. Brooklyn. TltROOK FA 1 1 1 0 A I.

A It I 1VI CHAIR MANUFACTORY WAUEIIOUs 44 Fulton street. The subscriber would respeclfully attention of the public (u hi splendid stock nf ROSEWOOD fi MAHOGANY FURN1TURI SOFA E. No. ihe manufactured of the best materials wnrkinanslii p. and in Louis styles: together with a gem sortmentof PAR LOR BED ROOM FURNITURE of the most approved patterns.

felO tf T. BROOKS. 14 I'ull ral as lAIIVTS II) Ions pure While Lead, I unn lb pans Gri on. 300 lb Chronic Ireen. 500 lh Imperial (ireen.

250 lh Chrome Yellow and all articles nerallv kept in a paint shop, for sale by J. at his Ofl Stand, 1 10 Fulton si. niost.M,j sJs'v: at os; For ALBANY and TROY and Ihe inleriiu diate landings. I 'are 25 cents. Meals furnished al all hours on board ihe bual.

The new and snlendid steamer I'l 1 1ENCE. cunt. iiu Thomas S. Kkiout, (formerly i the Alida.i will leave the sleuinhoal Pier at the fool of Robinson slreel, TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.

aidJi o'clock. A. M. For passage or freight apply on I aiard or al the office on the whurf. N.

B. All persons are forbid Irusling auv one on account of the above boat. JOHN" ll'. RODM AN, Agent. my22 If foot of North Moore SI.

cllli 'stairs. "rftjTO'fl' fl Whereas, a cerlai ordinance of the 'mn Jsl mon Council of the cily of ltn inklyii. passed April l(i. 1S41I. jirohibiting under a penally of 11 ne 'IIi niiukii Doi.i.ahs the "interment of the dead boi'y uf a ny huinan being in any Taillt or grounil ill wiliiili lirsl.

swunil. Iliii ij. fourth, lifih, or sixth "wards of said cit al'ler Ihe lsl uf June. 1S41I." Notice is hereby given, that al. persnn viulal ing said Ordinance ur liartic.iiialing in said yii tlaliuii.

will be ileal! with acconling to law. No subseluient action of the 'oimiiul 'muicil changes nr modifies this law, il will consequently Uii'ie effect from the Isi tl.L ..111.... i.r... promptly given to the Attorney nf lit. orporalion for prosecution.

Ulice of the Board tit' lleatlb. I'tronklvn, Mav 22d. ltjlSI. CHAS. S.

J. GO'ODRfcil. niyg; ut I'liystci an 01 uie i.oaiii. B.lt IIi A genlJemanaial his wife, and also two or three single gentlemen, can be ace. ominodated wilh board, apartments, furnished or unfurii ished, nt No.

102 Allnntic street within live minutes alk of the South ferry my 18 liu HAIHKICJIS' MISCELLANY ol'l'iseful and Enter tabling Knowledge, in 10 volumes, for ale by A. M. WILDER, 51 Fullon. dll and WILDER Allanlie st A AMULET. Dr.

FKUC ITWANC MR. No. 50 Broadway, New York, has prepa vo. 1 an Amulet tobectirried about the person, as a preventive against cholera. Dr.

F. does no! prelend Ihal will cure he but that "tt will put a slop lo the premonitory svn iptouis. 1 1 is a pleusant perfume to carry tiboul. Ihe pel son. Il is sold in this, city by W.

SMITH, Court street corner Moniagui' Place. mv2! near the Ci ty Hall. HTK flT MUSIC Lk Hkvk li'ieKs intrt iducing a iT'W beautiful ineliidv, bv W. V. Wallace.

A Mkkkv Gie i Gini. Aciain Ihe song ol (. harlolte SUinlev, bv Charles W. Glover. Title Hand uf Time or the separation, by G.

Baruett. Scknks or Voi'tii so bhiiiiitIiY iiicamisi; by Charles Hess. Just published and for sale by my29 ELLIOTT CO 47 Atlantic treet. Mr. Eagle If you would call the attention of the authorities to the state of the yards in Navy st.

between Lafayette and Be Kalb avenues you would very much oblige those who reside near there who do not wish to be poisoned with the stench from pig stys and stables. Filth brings cholera and it is the duty of the city officers to entirely prevent the keeping of pigs in the city. The avarice of a few who are benefitted by keeping those animals should not be penninted to en danger the lives of others and when the fears of the community are awakened as they are now by the appearance of the cholera among us, it is a favorable time to move in the matter. Fort Green. The hoc tens.

The street inspector of thelst district was at work yesterday afternoon, engaged in destroying the hog pens in the Cth ward. He had with him three colored men, armed with shovels and axes, who performed the work of razing to the ground, the habitations of the hogs. Four of the city marshals were also employed as a reserve corps, in case an attack was made upon the coloreil men wliilst in the discharge of their duty. A number of pens near the Hamilton ferry were taken down, and the hogs set at liberty, winch they appeared to enjoy very much. Some of the pens were left their owners promising to have them taken away to day, the inspector giving them warning, that if they were not, he would next week destroy the whole of them.

A few had taken the precaution to sell their hogs and one lady had had her pens cleaned a id whitewashed: she appealed to the inspector to know if he could make a nuisance out of it it was cleanerjthan many a kitchen of your large brick houses. It was in truth very clean, and had evidently been prepared for the occasion. The inspector proceeded with his forces thence, to the otherside of Smith street between Baltic and Butler, where we left him, enga gaged at the work of destruction. No opposition was offered the owners apparently satisfied that the law would have its way. The Star reiterates the opinion that the late administration was remarkably upright and pure.

"We wonder whether it was as pure as the oil wliich it used in the city lamps. The Eagle seems to tliink it something extraordinary that a "Whig paper should dare to make conplaints against a Whig administration. It has lied and stuck to it when its party has been in power and done wrong, and now seems surprised that a whig paper will not follow its example. Advertiser. We are glad to hear the Advertiser own up even after the election.

If it be true that we have done the naughty things laid at our door we do not see how tliat will mitigate the dishonesty of the Adverser but we plead not guilty. THE PEOPLE'S EXPRESS. ON the 5th of March, 1849, tlie subscribers will commence running the People's Express between Brooklyn and York. Principal office in New York at riariidcn No. Wall st.

Principal office in Brooklyn at K. Knight's, 87 Ful ton street Order slates may be found in New York at Huntington Savage, 216 Pearl St. Marsh Northrop, 6(1 Pearl. firth, Pond 1 franklin Square. Douglass, Brothers, GO Broad.

Itich Loutrel, 01 William. H. Austice, corner of Cedar and Nassau st.s. SI. Levy Brother, Lane.

Carter Brothers, 265 Broadway. Peter Duryea, 201 Greenwich cor. Vesej S. fanning, 20 Catharine st. And at the niton Ferrv.

Order slates may be found in Brrooklyn v.t 80 Myrtle Avenue, corner of Bridge st. Allen Silver, cor. Myrtle av. and Washington St. W.

1(. Tice 6e Atlantic st, next to cor. Henry. Music Store 208 Fulton st. R.

Harmer Smith's Book Store, lfll Fulton st. And at the Fulton Ferry. Leaves Brooklyn 9 A. M. auci 3 P.

M. Leaves New York im i anu i'. iu. Packages of dry goods, hardware, furniture promptly delivered. Parcels and packages forwarded to distant cities by steamers ruilroads and Express Lines.

fe24 3m O. E. BLEECKF.R Co. "TOE'S TABLES OF FRENCH EXCHANGK Giving the reduction ol from I centime to fs. 100,0110 at different rates, from fc.

5.01V to fa. 5.50 increasing by IK contitnos and also at the nominal par and at the Custom (louse rate. Thesi nie admirable arrangement and simplicity are observed and distinguish them from any work heretofore published on tua samo subject, rendering Iheni a desirable assistant to the mere. nut, who wishes to give his valuable time and avoid errors. Just published and for sale by j3U ELLIOTT 47 Atlantic st.

MAJtlMT, AND A VOYAGiTtTiiTHER ByTleT man Melville In two volumes. Aonkb Moris, or the heroine of domestic life. Mordaunt Hall, or aSBetembomight. A novel by the author of "two old men's talw," Emela W) c. AtEUnrRB of my youth, by A.

DuLamartine, author of he history of "the ciroudlsts," etc. Just published and for sale by ELLIOTT CO, ap25 47 Atlantic st. Brooklyn rfl LIMI'SESjOF IXOfflE JLIfc'K; or, Causes M.W and Consequences. By Mrs, Emma C. Embury.

Just published and lor sale by ja5 ELLIOTT it 47 Atlantic Brooklyn. do of Doeskin. French mid Emilish do of Fancy Cassimere, every slyle do of Salinet, Corduroy and Linen Pauls of every variety 00 2 ao 2 00 1 00 r.S I 'I he richest assortment ever oll'ered for sale Silks and Salius, plain and fancy oil to S4 01) 'asliiueres, Cashmeretls, 1 2(H) Marseilles. Linens, and all other kinds of sum nier snoods, from m) a 3(10 Gannenls of all kinds made to order at the lowest scale of prices, and cut by the most experienced cutters in the business. J.

K. HOllA CO, SO Nassau street, between John and Fulton, New York. JJoolts. BOOKS The Opal, Snow Flake, Rosary of Illustrations, Gallerv of Mezzotints, Friendship's Offering, Gem of the Season, Christian Keepsake, The Garland, Rose of Sharon, Gift of Friendship, J'he Hyacinth, 'j Amaranth, WITH MANY OTHER MAM Al.n FOB 1849 Longfellow's Poems, Hvo, morocco, Bryant's do do Whillier's do do Hemans' do do Willis's do do Street's do do Griswold's Poets and Poetry of England, Poters' do do" of the Aucients, Head Female Poets of America, llL'f. ifiHuiiiaiiis'," Mrs.

Osgood's Poems, Juveniles of every description. Bibles and Prayer Books handsomely bound, I'orlfolios, Albums, See. (James for "Children. For sale by R. HARMER SMITH, 120 Phenix Bookstore, 1117 Fulton street.

BOOKS IIoi.iiiav's Abroad or Eitroi'K Jja thi: Wkst by Mrs. Kirkland. Rural Letters and olher'liecords of ThouL'ht at Leisure by N. P. Willis.

The Incarnation or Pictures of tho Virgin and her Son by Charles lleecher. The American tiuarlerlv Register and Mupizini! No. 1, Vol. 2. Conducted by James Strvker.

For sale by A. WILDER. Fulton street, m.vlH and WILDER gc CO, 151 Atlantic street. LWUFKM.OWW NEW WORK Kavanngh Tnlc by Henry Wadswotth Longfellow. Just received and for sale by R.

IIARMER SMITH, Phenix Book store BindeiT, myl" 197 Fullon street. NT JOW HH'S Dig, dig, dig! California two parts somr and chorus. The Maiden's Dri ani. Sweel Memories of Thee. The Jenny Gray Polka.

Leggart's March. Dear Native Home. I am Dreaming of Thee. Peter Spa, a comic song bv "Miss Virginia E. Hill.

Jeanelle and Jeauott Uuicfc step. Just published and for sale bv ELLIOTT CO, 47 Atlantic street, South Brooklyn. KJEW AND VALUABLE READING BOOK for tho higher classes in schools Unlf hours with i)t. lut Authors. Selected and arnuiged with short biographical notes.

By Charles Knight. School ediiinn bair IvuiimI in muslin price SI. For sale bv A. 51. WILDER, 51 Fullon SL, ami fcl 4 WILDER 151 Atlantic st.

TT AVAKD'S NINEVEH Nineveh and its remains, with an account of a visit to the Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan and the Yezidis or Devil Worshippers, mid on inquiry into the manners and arts or the Ancieul Assyrians by Henry Austin Layard, D.C. L. Tim Cn.wos JIiscei.i.a.v New Volume ofthe tiuil'onu series ol Irving's works published this day. Tim Spy First Volume of the new edition of Cooper's novels, uniform with Irving's works. Just received by R.

HARMER SMITH, Phenix Bookstore, 1U7 Fulton street. bv WILLIAM hbvict mi MT Illuslralions by E. Lueze, engraved by American Artists, uurlh For sale by ELLIOTT it CO, 47 Atlantic st. OT. "VVIILB13IE would inronn his friends that he hasreceully enlarifed his nlaee of ni x'n.

:1 ulloii street, and that he hopes to offer them in future betkir accommodations than he has hitherto been able to, and a larger assortment of School, Sunday School, Juvenile and Books, and other articles suitable for PRE Ai'lj REASONS also, of Blank Books, Law Blanks, I anc.y and oilier Stationary, WILDER 151 Atlantic street, are also prepared to offer a similar assortment. N. II. Orders for Books and other articles, and for Book binding, attended to. d27 KS.

KIIttCr.AIV'S NEW BOOK Holidays AllKOAli. or Eurolle from Hie AI Kirtr land, a New Home who'll follow," tzc. 2 12 mo. Rrn a i. Lkttkrs, and other Recoids ol" Thoughts at Leisure, written in the intervals uf more hurried litei iry labor.

I vol. 12 mo. For sale bv R. HAIi.MER SMITH, myl'.) Pluenix Bookstore and Bindery, Fallon st. lOtilTB.v.

by WADSWOHTir i i.m iiw I II list nil ion's by I). Iluniiiiclon. i.mr Artists. Fifth Edition. Eorsalebv 47 Athijitic st.

POETS, OF AMERICA B. mot Griswnld, with mimerous engruvi by Rnfus Wil ngruving. One volume. 1 vo. I'O: sale bv nivl!) ELLIOTT iz 47 All anlic st.

rjlMU POETICAL WORKS Ol' TlfOMAS "iMOORE. JL eompleic iii one volume. Illustrated with engravings from drawings bv eminent Artists. For safe by "lyl'J ELLIO'IT CO "Atlantic st. IVOXKIK TO '1'IIE 1ADIES.

TIIAT MY PREMIUM SHELLCOMBS are not sold in any Store or Branch as has been asserted, jw rrnmb's have taken the premium for 2 years. The IjnUes. best of judges, have decided uiy are svvvRinn to all. For sale only at 'M: Broadway, at the sign of the Golden Comb. Premium Shell Comb Slore.

'md Munufaclory 302ii roadway. M. UULMBY premium open top. solid, twist, chain lop, carved djess combs, buffalo and horn. do.

shell side combs shell hair puis and long combs for children. All Combs purchased at this slore warranted to suit, or exchanged or made to order. Also Chinese Tea Poys and otlier Fancy Goods, Fans, Boxes, Dressing Cases, Desks, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Powders, Colognes, Ate. Rousse's Amandine for chapped hands. Lubiif Extracts of nil kinds pommade, soaps and perfumery by wholesale at Uoussel'a prices, nt the sign of tho GoldifU Comb, 303i Broadway, New York.

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