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lotl)ing ftaUarinri. Heal (fojtate. Strand. Auction Sales. sued and placed in the hands of officer Folk for the arrest of the assailant, who was brought into Court this morning for examination.

From the facts elicited it appears that the boy heard the screams of a girl on board the vessel, and ran to TUe Ward Meetings. The ward meetings to morrow night should not be forgotten. They are called at the usual plnces of meeting; and are for the purpose of choosinr JNJ ISLAND UAll.ltll. VO COUPAN Sl'UIMi buuut to commence April 2d, 18 19. Mti iM bri it ikl.V From Brooklyn 8 i.

m. freight, a. m. Pii eng. r.

12 .1 .1 lllilii'ii, pii. I P. iipbank. i'. will lop lo in any pl.u between luaicit.

'i'l 1 lllil lOKPYN. i Ibis train passengers lui n. il From Git up.ul at 8 m. ihreugii I'reight, a. m.

Ihr mnh pn at a. iiiotla: i From Vaiiiiank, nger. hi 11 1s a. m. Ibriitigb pa.

seuger, do II a. M. IbroiiL'b li ei 'lii. passenge do From irmillgilale, a. m.

Vaphank i sender. 12 ID a. m. through jiitssenger, 2 2 1 e. m.

throui'li lrei''hl do From Jamaica at 7 A. M. Jamaica. lilisene er. ilhij will stop lo laud anil pasM ngers al luiv place between Brooklyn end Jamaica.) 8 v.

m. Vaphank I 45 l'. M.l.'recnpnrl aecouunoilalioa, 4 111 e. M. Creel i pi lit freight.

do do do do do do do lo pa: ger. KATES OF CtiMMI I'ATIf IN 3iui.s. limos. 12uios. anil all iniermeitiatc places to Jamaica, each person 91 ll 3(1 I'armingdale 20 Vaphank 25 ltivi rheiul 30 45 Til Greenpni't 7.1 LONG ISLAND CLOTHING WAEJSEOOK.

lArruiAU! TELEGRAPH LINE i mid ONE lom, by EfSSS or'THlNG, nlKf, o'r the London and Paris style of Goods, all ot old lit the LOWEST PRICK FOR CASH Thi! following list of prioes will convince Hie most sceptical of the tact that New i am will be unable to compete with the Telegraph Fine Dress anil Frock ii 00 to 20 00 1 Oil i) 00 Fine Ollice and walking coats ine ranis French Doeskin. 4 Jill ij 00 Fine Plain and Fancy cassimero. 1 (HI Fine Vests if all kinds 75 7 01) a on received new and well selncied and English Cloths, Cassimeres iind Vesting, which will be MADE TO OKDER.insuporiorstvle, under the supervision 01 tne siuiscriber, who would hereby invite his numerous menus aim customers to pay linn 1111 early visit, at his new piucc 01 oilsincss. si. WHITING, my24 tf of the lute firm of Stilwoll Whiting, Books.

on.1n.1 i vmi d. ilk Anv one wishing to go MJt into this business will do well to call upon Manner Smith at the Phenix Hook store, Fulton sheet, which is Ku u. 01 hooks and Sialionerv. and lias recently been fitted up in an elegant and convenient tf Tf AYAKD'S NINEVEH Nineveh and its remains. Willi 1111 account ot a visit to the Chaldean Christians ot Knrdistim ami the Yezidis or Devil Worshippers, and an on muuiier unit nrtsoi tne Ancient Assvriiuis by Henry Austin I.nvard.

1). c. vJo'" isv New Volume of the unilbrm series ol Irvine's works published Ihisdav. i'v i irsl volume ol the new edition of Conner's IlOVIMS. lltnli ii t.

will. 1 1... 1 Just received by Ii. HAR.MI SMITH. my Phenix Bookstore, 107 Fulton street.

rgUUy Life and Public Services of John Uuincv Adams, JL with the eulogy delivered before the Legislature of New lork, by 111. II. Seward. Price SI 25. Just published anil for sale by A W'l LDER, SI Fulinn st, anil WILDER CO, 151 Atlantic street.

IITCH'S CHOROGRAPHY MAPPING 'Altlnt JB 1 ne atli'ution 01 llie Dllblie in euencis auu uiosc inicresicti in scluiols in particular, is in viled lo the above works. The lirst consists of a erics of plates, being simply the lines of latitude and longitude, winch may be drawn the maps of the world and ils various purls, to which are added suitable instruction's. The last are cards of about live by eight inches, on lln upper part ol which are maps of parts of the earth, ami 011 the lower arc the lines of latitude and longitude on which to copv the map above. Published and for sale bv A. M.

WILDER, 51 Fulton street. WILDER tc CO, 13U Atlantic St. ANEW AND VALUABLE the higher classes in schools Ha hook for alf bolnx will, tin. Aiunors. selected and arranged with short biographical notes.

By Charles Knight. School edition half bound in muslin price SI. For sale by a. in. wiijUjKU, 51 Fulton and WILDER 151 Atlantic st.

fel4 OOKS The Opal, Snow Flake, Uosary of Illustrations. Gallon niMi. niints. Friendship's Offering, Gem of the Season, Christian Keepsake, The Garland, Rose of Sharon, Gift of Friendship, The Hyacinth, The Amaranth, WITH MANY OTHER MANUALS FOR 1849. Longfellow's Poems, Svo, morocco.

Bryant's do do Whittier's Heliums' Willis's Street's Griswold's do do do do do do do do oets and Poetry of England, Pole uo ao 01 tne Ancients, Read's Female Poets of America. Caroline May's do do Headley's Sacred Mountains, Mrs. Osgood's Poems, Ju eniles of every description, Bibles and Prayer Books handsomely bound, Portfolios, Albums, Games Tor Children. For sale by R. HAU.MER SMITH, Phenix Bookstore, 197 Fulton streot.

TkTi.W HOOKS Holiday's Abroad or Europe 11 from the West by Kirklnnd. Rural Letters and other Records of Thought at Leisure by N. P. Willis. rJFb? or Pictures or the Virgin and her Son by Charles Beecher.

xrV'S Amur'can Quarterly Register and Magazine No. 1, Vol.2. Conducted by James Strvker. For Bale by A. M.

WILDER, 51 Fulton street, and WILDER CO, 151 Atlantic street. MKS. KIKKLANU'S NEW i BOOK Holidays Abroad, or Europe from the West. By Kirk land, Author or a New Home who'll follow," 2 vols la mo. Rural Letters, and other Records or Thoughts at Leisure, written in the intervals or more hurried literary labor.

1 vol. 12 mo. I or sale by R. HAltMEK SMITH, myI9 Phoenix Bookstore and Bindery, 197 Fulton st. A Hi.

ohas Fultun stre accommod larger assc WILDER would inrorin his iriends Hint he. recentlV elllargel his nlner. nf Inminnca nt Vn 11 Fultun street, and" that he hones to offer them in fiiinn. hnimr accommodations than he has hitherto been able to, and a nugei iisoruiioni. 01 ocnooi, ouuitay scnool.

Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, and other articles suitable for PRESENTS AT ALL SEASONS also, or Blank Books, Law diuiiks, uucy auu oiner ciauonary, ace, occ. WILDER 151 Atlantic street, are also prepared to offer a similar assortment. N. B. Orders for Books and other articles, and for Book binding, attended to.

d27 "STEW BOOKS Laneton Parsonage, 3d partial cents. Oregon and California in 1848, by Judge Thornton Price 73 2 vols. wiiuuiaps price 551 m. A treaties on lead diseases, from the French of L. Tan querel des Planches, with notes additions on the use or lead pipe and its substitutes.

Kill ted by Samuel L. Dana, M. D. For sale by A. M.

WILDER. 51 Fullon st. and WILDER CO, 151 Atlantic st. fX BO W.N 5' A 1 1 It FILES For sale bv Ll A. M.

WILDER, 51 Fulton st, and fe' i7 WILDER CO, 151 Atlantic st. rTH HE PRICE of Macau ley's England has been reduced from .92 in 7n ntu. nnrl ia A. M. WILDER, 51 Fulton st.

and WILDER CO. 151 Atlantic si. ap27 TKTINEVAH AND ITS REMAINS With an account ot a visit to the Chaldean Christians, and Yeridis, or Devil worshippers and an inquiry into the manners and arts of the ancient Syrians, by Austea Henry Lavard, Esu. 1st vol. Si.

Fur sale by 1 A. M. "WILDER, SI Fulton st, and "P' WILDER 151 Atlauticst. HE ARCH TRAVERSE COI'VINV; JL A new. cheap and convenient apparatus rorcopingy letters.

Forsaleby A. M. WILDER, 51 Fulton And vvn.LJEit 139 Atlauticst. nP" Agents for Brooklyn. AC CARDS! To Ladies and CenHerrien coin" out of town, and to young Ladies Coming Out That useful, if not indispensable, personal commodity, a neat isitmg or address Card, can be so well supplied among ourselves as to obviate any research for an Engraver of one's "good name," elsewhere.

As occasion requires, also, Cards announcing a change of name (Wedding Curds) can be sun plied engraved tastefully and workmanlike, by WM. WISE, 79 Fulton street. E. AV. KITORAlT.r.

A 84 a i. street. NewYor k. DUN KIN, KIMBLE Liver pool Resnectfullv inform their friends nnu tne public mat tliey have commenced the Ceneral Shipping and Commission Business, together with the Ceneral Passenger Business. Granting Cerlilicates of passage from London, Liverpool Dublin, any part ol' the Old Cuuutrv to New York Boston and Philadelphia, on the most reasonable terms Drafts and Bills or Exchange far XI to any amount on Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches.

Days of sailing of tl(e regular line of Liverpool Packets as fixed upon arti, the lbt, lilh, 11th, ltltli, 21st and 20th ofeverv month. These ships are all of tlie largest class and are commanded by men of character and experience. Cabin ir commoUations are all that can be desired in point of sDlen dor, comfort and convenience. They are rurnished' with every descnptUm of stores of the best kind. Punctuality in the days or sailing will be striclly adhered to.

l'ackels for NEW ORLEANS sail weekly. For freight or passage apply as above. nlli ly WATCHES AND JEWELRY. THE subscriber has a new stock of i. from which he can sell at llie lqliowipg reduced pri ccs: Fipu Gold watches from sis oo 44 oo 44 i oo 44 41 37 i 4 37 44 10 00 44 ti 00 44 fi 110 to Slid 00 44 30 III) 14 3 01) 2 00 41 2 00 44 2 01) 44 li HI) 44 20 01) 44 18 01) 44 20 III) 44 5 Oi) 44 1U III) 44 111 00 44 3 00 4 12 00 14 3 01) 44 4 50 44 50 44 15 00 41 0 50 44 2 00 4' 1 75 fc ilvcr Gold watch keys studs 44 chain slide ribbon pins w' ear hoops gunrd ehains vest chains '4 fob chains 41 bracelet clasps 14 44 with stone.

44 44 flngcr riugs 44 44 pens 44 44 pencils 44 44 tooth picks 44 44 IhimWes 44 Silver' 44 Gold lockets for miniature 44 cameo pins 44 Stone pins 44 Silver spectacles 44 4 combs 1 00 3 00 50 1 50 1 '25 i 2. 3 00 5 1 00 1 50 1 00 2 00 Silver tea spoons, and all kinds or silver ware, made lo order at the lowest rate, and or fine silver, at W. .1 4 01) LI "ui.mivi.r 140 Fulton street, Brooklyn. 1 Vv ANTED All that are in warn i or agoodfac simile likeness cm on Cameo, can call al J. TJ" Concord, and NFORJIATIOIV WANTED o.j.u uu uone in verysupe or manner.

JOHN D. CHASE, "03 Fulton corner of Concord street, leeio Manufacturing Jewellr. Fan RESIDENCE. bALE, about 14 acres or land, beautifully situated Oil the lllirhlnn1 I me Milage ol I'oughkeepsie. It fronts on the Hudson River, and affords a commanding view.

It bus on it a neat, new, model ii siylu dwelling, barn, together Willi an abundance or fruit trees and shrubbery. 1 his locution allord induccmenls to a gentleman wishin a country residence seldom met with, being in the immediate vicmily ol ol the pleasantesl villages in the couiilv vvillim a short distance of the Collegiate School, Academy, emale, eminary, The Hudson River Railroad passes through the above property. on the premises, or ni the ulBcc ol llie lliooklyii Eagle, 311 Fulton street. June 21, 184!) UIIU U. IILUT M.

"Ii5 ROOM AND BASEMENT TO LET, in the hnilding corner or Fullon and Pineapple nKnn, HM "T' Sl' Uv Uo.llllS ill 1 IIS CitV. cili spacious aufi looms, also tlie basement. feel front on Fufton streel arranged expressly tor an Oyster Saloon or Restaurant, unices and booms on the 2d Hour lo lei. Apply to i .10 1 A 209 Fullon st, Brooklyn, or Jclil I) Smth slreet. New York.

r.11!0!?'1.'''0 lu'lhenew BricK Houses, built .11 Water street, between Gol.l I son avenue, one of t. iioors eimiiini lxl rooms, with privilege in the eellar, tic. per aiimini. Apply to John Voorhees, Basement, No. Hudson avenue.

mvcj The two slory frame collage house. wun a iwn sl.H brick, ami known as No. 259 Bridge street, Brooklyn. has bi sliding ili iniiii two years, wi imirl, ors, is in good condition nossessi.m be given on or lore the llrst ol' Premises can he seen between 1 and 3 ifcluck, 1 can remain on niort 'm, is a good one. The lion "ll room is by 2(1 1 in dimensinns I i1" apL'lff rV "KSIDFNCF FOR SALE (lit TO on the corner of I'lhiun avenues, at I Hrooklvn.

A iwi. basement and under cellar an 1 7, lots ol gromid jtist tiaislied and painted ll.rougl,,,ula desirable, residence lor a gentleman of business in New York Stages run from lultoii ferry every live alenlineG. Hull. No. hi 3d and 4th avenues in New Vorki.r in John 2d briek house from State si.

Rent $r250. mh27 tf' "Y.Trk ffl. slreet, bmlt brick, 3 siories high, metallic roof, and AiiilLlll tlie best order, willi ni den is tastily laid oul Willi shrubs and vines umi well Hugged, a large cistern and dry aub cellur are part ol' the accommodiitious. It nt low, and if sold terms in. nle ting.

Inquire on the promises, from I o'clock, P. M. mli20 II" i 'OSt SALE The undersigned being a heavy loser by iho late lire in Fullon slreet, is desirous ol' replacing said loss. liij 1... some ins real estate, and therefore offers those two elegant hushed new houses, siluale in Ihmleld streel, between Myrtle "venue and illougliby street.

The lots are 2(1 bv 1(H) a from, iroaieniudahsand iron fence. They have 8 finished rooms above the parlors, sub cellars and m.Mifu with cornier ms.de pumps, brick cisterns, ranges. enamelled grates and summer pieces, marble mantles, sliding doors, fcc Sdsffed Pk witii brick, hard imslied walls and corniced in 2d slorv, with lin roots Tim houses are liuili in a sulisuintia! and tasty milliner, and suitable tor respectable families. Convenient to the East Urook juauw which pass every live nnimles. Pari or the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage.

Apply to CKO. W. STILWELL, 'u1' 70 Poplar streel, Brooklyn. I.E'M4 Till! two st.ii mill t.r..,. 1 High slreet.

Inquire of J. HEGEMAN, 40 Fulton street. ttRiVT A Inn room on the lower Hour of Apply on the premises or to the Brooklyn Institute. JAMES WALTERS, corner of I lenry and Poplar sts. 'JTO iite'i' For the stiirmmnf Purniiun, .....1 ,.,1..

light goods, one ioi't in store o. F.ilt.,., ci II ..1. particulars, inquire at the Cabinet Warehouse or lei' 44 i UltouKS, 44 Fullon street. 'WO CjIi'JT Aloft With StCIUn Dower on Fnrninn street. Apply to II phivpi? feH tf 39 Fulton street.

't'O JCEVT Two or three rooms in ih ill Iyn Institute, suitable Tor professional Gentlemen or imiArtisls. Apply to J. Wti.TRi! lf corner of Henry and Poplar sts. GEOKtil' VI I REXKRAl. IIPAl pa ljjj TATE A12ENT has located at 307 Fulton street, op iUUnosite the new City Hull.

ntWs for 1.01S011 Clinton avenue. Houses and lots on Clason avenue. Lota on Third avenue between 21th and 25th sts. Lots in South Brooklyn on Hicks. Columbia.

Pni.iii. Carrol and Woodhull sts. House and lot in Bridge st. 1 brick house and lot in Carlton avenue. Farm of 13 acres in New Jersev, near Rahwav.

iarm ul lOIJi acres 5 milse south of Ithaca in Tomnkins countv. Farm ol' 600 acres 7 miles west of Ithaca. Pnm hm.iiiw acres unuer culture, wun awellmgs, barns, saw mill, IO LEI lhe two very beautiful cottages, siluated on lmlmnl nun i luion Humes pass ten I nuies. Two brick houses in Gold ini (inii.o.i Double house in Livingston second boiise east of Smith do eel. 3 of the 4 new brick houses under completion on Clason av.

adjoining Gates, and will be ready fur tenants about the 1st ot April. FOR SALE. The splendid residence of Benjamin F. Thompson, of Hempstead. It is only necessary to sav thai tho buildings are replete with ever' mid the location unsurpassed.

Terms moderate and payment easy. 1 Attends to renting houses and collecting rents. jail tf EMOVAL New Stores, new Goods, and news of all kinds is now the order oftliod'iv i i aiiuscnuei, uu ine iiignt oi tne fireatr ire, was compelled lo abandon bis store and let lhe Are do its work, alter that he took part ir a store at rs. Trumbell's, but nt the present time is happy in saying to his customers and patron that they can find him ut his NEW STORE, 203 Fulton the same stand as formerly, where lie will show them witli great deal of pleasure, a chasle and select assortment of lewelry, inches, Silver ware, Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted. JOHN I).

CHASE, Manufacturer of Jewelry, Silver ware, my' 203 Fulton street. EIVIOVAE II. G. HUGHES would respectfully give notice that he has F. hi lA siauiisnineni loinet tore io.

105 I niton, between Nassau and High streets, and opposite Stewart's new Carpet Store, which heingmore commodious than the Store he has recently occupied, will enable him to keep on hand a larger assortment of GOODS than heretofore. Purchasers will find here a full assortment of Dkess Gonns. Ilosierv, Gloves, Millinery Goods, Embroideries, SHAWLS of every kind. Also linen sheeting and shirting, pillow cuse linen, table damask, napkins mid diaper, linen handkerchiefs, ice. Cotton sheeting and shirting, cassimeres, cloihs, for Gentlemen and Boys' wear, and every oilier article properly in Hie DRY GOODS LINE.

The old customers of II. G. II. and the ciliy.ens of Brooklyn generally, are solicited to call before purchasing elsewhere, l'hey are promised CHEAP GOODS and polite attention. John G.

Voorhies. hilely with Hall Hughes, superintends tile above establishment in the absence of Hie'lies. and will be happy to see the old customers of II. II. and his friends mv2 tf TO LOAN INS ONE OR TWO SUMS; two sums of S5.000 each three sums'of 2,000 one of 52,500, .31,900 and any sum wanted under $2,000 to iumiuii Bond and Mortgage nf productive Real Estate, in good locations, in Hrooklvn or New ork.

Also, several sums lo loan on vacant lots if well located. Inquire al STONE SO I'HEIFS, Real Estate Office, No. 10 Fullon street, i 4 lf Brooklyn. IOO LIVER OIL The remedial properties of this nil are unimpaired by any process, and warranted genuine JAMES W. SMITH, Chemist mid Apothecary, Court cor.

Monlngue Place. Carnes' Fashionable Hair Cutting Saloon, "iro fiq Fulton slreet, three doors above the Atlantic Bank. JJ'a P. CARNES' would rcspeclfiulv inform lhe citizens ol Hrooklvn, that he has thoroughly reliiled his large and coin modioussalooii, where he is now prepared to trim gentlemen's hair and whiskers in the most I'a. hiouahlestvle.

"Having the neatest and most fashionable saloon ol'this kind in Brooklyn, with tour hair dressers, to accommodate all who may favor him with call. Also, children's haircut in the most fashionable style. I 'onslantly on hand, a large slock of perfumery and Faney Soaps, Russian Kczaa Soap, Hair Oils, Cologne. Lupin's Extracts, Hah Brushes and Combs, Hat Brushes. Brush es, etc.

Also, a large ussurtment of superior Razors, all warranted to suit the face or no sale. Also, the genuine Eni ersim Razor Su ops, some extra large size, made exprcssly lor gentlemen shaving themseleves together witli a large variety of oilier kinds. N. B. Closed on Sundays.

nih30 LJfi USE ASS l. A. CENTRO. Conductor. The City Brass Hand would respectfully inform the public thai thev are ready at all times lo turnisb MUitaru Ciiiuti.u, n.i...

Kjr.ursi'ius and Siipprnr wilh music. This hand Hatter themselves thai thev are equal, if not superior, to any Band that has hitherto beep organized in the city ol Hrooklvn, and few superior, respectfully solicit the patronage of their Brooklyn friends, and teel conlldont Hint thev will give satisfaction 'to all who upy choose to employ them. Apply to A. CENTRO, Park Hotel, cor. Hudson av.

and Concord st. CHOICE COALS FRESH FE0M THE MINES. THE subscriber is now receiving and has in Yard the tollowing kinds of COAL, viz: Peach Orchard, Red Ash Schuylkill, phigh, White Ash "do, Lackawana, Heath, li'wpuol, and Cumberland, All of wind, bo will sell low. vor CASH only' Orders to' aPPlicn4'" to the subscriber, o'r eiiuer ol the lollowmg agenis. A.

J. DOWNER, Atlantic Dock. Mecr near avenue Ferry, South Brooklyn. Messrs. cor.

Atlantic and Henry sls. Messrs. I us it Davis, cor. of State and Columbin sts. r8tv 'ii cornur "uIlon nd Nassau sts.

r. William Flmtoff, 63 AUantic streel. r' 134 Heiirj streot. Mr. J.

Bake coj Poorl and Wllloughby sts. Brocklp, 1849, jela A if HE ALi r. Office. Mo. 43 hll tV James rrn.v win sales of Household FurnitiuV ou, rortht' propeily Tui asDAV, August 2, 'J T.

'l''llry and Carll Mrci A lockot Groceries, by order of lhe othy Mcl arty, dee'd. The entire stock of 1 n.i.cr.. i quors. i oniauied in the above slore. comprising a uei Imrm 1 i 1 Crocer w4 oii and At 12 o'clock, at ihe Franklin House, Dun lot of grd in the 7ih ward, on the side si, a I It Hum lhe cor ol Wiiloiighhy nt run'ing t.ience along Gold st 22 ft, being 22 it troni and reiu by 75 iieip.

I or lull particulars see ud tip H.is paper signed Ihirnlager, Attorney. Sati hday, August 4, At 12 o'clock, ut the Fraukim House, upreme court, under lhe direction of Duii'l Van Voorhis, rf'n the SE cor Court ij.il Wyckotf le ft 'ns Wyckolf street, tul geltier with thereon. TcicsnAY, August 7, Al 10 clock, A. at 73 Columbia si, Brooklyn Heights, household furniture, being property ot.n i.ti it i' ft" i pt of Royal Wil on, ply undo her carpels, oil cloths, stair carpets and rods, hal lantern, hat nick, sieves m.ih. liirmturc, consisting of spring seat soIils, divads, ottamaiis and chairs, mar.

lop cen fre and other lables, washstands, secretary bok case, bu reau i. trench nnd other bedsteuds, feather lieds. maUras es and bedding, 1 rench plate, pier and dressing glassv3.dauis'k u. uuiins, comige chairs and bedroom furuiim lull particulars to morrow. I'l EsiiAV.

August 14, At 12 o'clock, al lhe Franklin House, 1 artili.ip sale, under lhe direction of Dan'l Van Voorhis, nil those t.diffcrent parcels of land ul Flatlands neck, in lhe town ol 1 at ion U. us Jlu, Ju lm3 paper. uidav, August 17. At 12 o'clock at the rtuikliii House M.preme Court in liquiiy. under direction of Daniel Van orhis, berilf All that piece of land wilh the buildings 'hereon, on the northerly side of From st.

25 ft West from ashiugion st and running through to Water st, being 135 tl on each si. by two hundred I'l deep. lillerv ls Cunnuigham's Dis IVepsesdav, August 29, At 12 o'clock, at Urn Franklin House, upreme court, in equity, under the direction of Dan'l Van oorlus. esq all ihai block of grd wilh the buildings then iii in the village ol Wiliiamsbiirgh, bounded by McKibhin, Marshall, 1. wen nnd Leonard st, containing 32 lots, each of sni.l lots 2..

00 JO.SI.I83 JEES.IA!, Auctioneer. BliOOKLVN PUBLIC SALES ROOM. Vo. ll astirnrtoli street nrar Ci.ueord street. exhibition or every description or Goods, soil" toiuTord purchasers every facility to examine llie articles exposes for side are unequalled in any sales room in Ibis or New York city He returns his ihanks to his friends and the public, for the very liberal patronage he has received during the last kins years, and having relimpiished all oilier business, hopes by devoting his undivided attention to lhe interests ol tiis customers, to receive their continued confidence mid support.

lie respectfully tenders his services lo those who wish, during the season, to dispose ot their furniture ul their residences or al the Sales Room, hich from ils central and convenient location, always secures lhe attendance of a large and re speclable audience. Sales of Heal Estate at tlie Franklin House or at the Merchants' Exchange, New York. A Register of properly al Private Sale is kepi at the office free of charge. Ample accommodations for the Storaue of Furniture and other goods. JOSEPH 1 1 I A.N.

i Auot'oneers and Real Esta'i Office, i 15 Fclton street. Hum IKI.Y I lie above will givy Uu ir persona! ulieK 11 descriptions or Heal ue nt auetiin. a New York, franklin I niise. I r. pari of Long Island, or at priv ndeavors lo pri.mote nn interi At Puiwri: i.e.

Valuable property, the house aid 'icks and ('riintieiiy streel. A nd will be sold low if ,1, plied Also, the 3 story brick Ho an. I l.e The house is neuriy new nnd low and on accuniii.oiluiing te he purchase money can remain on In. per cent. It is now lei to a Lnod leiiiu in nil price Tor which il will be sold.

'Other, 10 Fullon street. No. 48 Fulton street, Hruoklvi Leeds. Bunds, Mortgages, and oilier mid Law and oilier piqiers engrossed. Numuel GurriMo Ai TOR AH COUNSELLOR CfflCe, llnll.

Jwph iW. "TtnIin 1.1 P' 'i'l I lVr 37 aveiiue, beiwcen Pearl and Jaj sis. feI2 Cm AM) Dl.pn iv 15. W. AvTonxt ani solicitor, at the County iff.cu.

City Hall. d2 Slllllll. ril, II. i. l7TW' 43 Fulton ttreet, Brooklyn.

o4 nil, C'oroxer Office, 509 I'Ulion street, up stairs. UUJ5 Jolsii ti. Attorney and Solici tor, o. 43 Fulton street, Liooklin. n3U AViUiam tViwr, atchmaker eweller, No.

79 Fulton street. d27 QunicI Van Sheriff Kinds Cocsty Office, No. 48 Fulton second jail story. CPlmp, A 11 1 I AND nn 7 a. muuuiyuB iiuu near inc CdyvHall.

myL iVicIioIas Van Brunt, Attorney and flirvul lniu I I (. iiiniiussioner ol Deeds. ap24 M. (iri'cnuooil. Attorney and Solh lr, No.

3 Front st, Brooklyn, s3 James Plrnfi. Sv.TTns no Circitcii, No. 250 Adams street To whom annli culion for Pews in lhe Church, or Interments in the Burial 1 aril, may be made. s10 Br. W.

C. Tteiicdict, late physician and surgeon in tho Philadelphia llosniuil.l Phv sicinn and Surgeon Office in Atlantic near Clinton street, Brooklyn. a3 Willistm S. tFarfter, Book Binder and Pai'KR Rcler. High slreet near Fnllnn.

All tiiiq ot' book binding done in a neat and substantial manner Books. Periodicals and Music bound to pattern. Paper ruled to any pattern. jyjo ICE CREAM! REAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. HANDLEY now proposes lo lunns i Parties, with Ice Cream nr superior tluvor and iiiiuiufacturi', at the reduced price of FIVE SHILLINGS PER UFA UT, equal to any in this or any other city in the Mr.

II. prides himself in having been known by the citizens of Brooklyn for many years, to entire siitisraction to bis numerous patrons anil pledges those who may 1'avor him wilh a lo leave nothing undone to deserve their favors. B. HANDLEY, 2b'.) Fullon street, fe3 If Near the City Hall. T.5,;j;.vri,K,HiEj thatshayethkmselves The way to buy Razos is to step into CARN'ES'S Hair Culling Salooii, No.

bl Fulton streel, where you can pick from a large assortment, and have every Hazor warranted to suit llie face also, EmersonCs, Saunder's and Chupman's Razor Straps. mli23 fflCOOKS FASHIONABLE CABINET, SlrFA CHAIR MANUFACTORY WAREHOUSL'. No. 44 Fulton street. The subscriber would respectfully call lhe attention of I lie public to his splendid slock of ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, manufactured of the best materials and workmanship, nnd in Louis XIV, and XV.

styles; together with a general assortment of PARLOR BED ROO.M FURNITURE of the most approved patterns. re 11) If T. BROOKS. 44 Fulton st. Ais?" CONCERT fic LWTrl'K nni GOTI1IC 11 ALL, (Adams streel.

near 'fins establishment has been entirely iiii i'l iln proved, by the addition of new I rawin Ileum let iitly liirnished. The hall has also been elil rt. ed i Ii: id pine Hour of tlie most approved for the same, wllich, togellior with the new ei. otiomnns and cushions, render ii the h.i gest uu t. lid Assenibiy Boom in HrookUn or The Hall and Itoomsarc at all tim pen iin ii.

i to those interested. Application for use of the same In ui. on the premises. "i A J.I, I il 1'H SUIT ALL AGES Such as Iv German Silver, Steel, Iron and Coinpo ilinii Fine Gold, from silver 1 Sleel 6U to 2 nt: German Silver, from Iron 'o 1 nn Composition 251 Glasses fitted or all kiads such as Perilbc 1, 1'erisci pic, Concave and Convex, and warnuite.1 to "lit the i as w. j.

vanderiiof; i4ii it Gr IRAXDOLE!) seiiing off at cost, at inr. Myrtle avenuo. ici dlu I he subscriber has taken on a lease the large building for nerly known us 'lussical Hall." which has been handsomely n.led up expressly an Auction Boom, tor lhe Pub'ic Side ul Heai. i ATK, Fi iiNiTi iiE anil MicReiixsni.E or every descripllon. 1 tie 1..

i.i:. r. 3 see what was the matter, but just as he had reached the side of the brig, was pushed over by Collins and lulling 011 a log, struck his face, bruising it very badly. It still remains a mystery what the girl was doing on board the vessel. Doubtless for no good purpose.

Justice Smith fined the prisoner 815, which the Captain of the ship paid, and Collins was discharged from custody. Police Court Before Justice Truman. Smith. John Rollison, appeared in court yesterday, attended by his counsel N.F. Waring Esq.

to answer a charge of abandonment and atlultery, prefered by a woman calling herself his wife and who goes by the name of Margaret Rollison. The cause had been adjourned from last week. Messrs. Jack and Cole appeared on the part of the people. Mrs.

Rollison was called to the stand for the purpose of testifying against her husband, or rather us one of the witnesses for the people, to which the counsel for the defense objected, on the ground that a wife's testimony was inadmissible according to the rules of evidence, and practice. The opposing counsel, however, insisted on their right to examine the wit ness. A long discussion here took place, in which Mr. Waring started a new point involving the jurisdiction of the police justice in the premises. In cor once of this the case was again adjourned rov, when we presume the parties will muster all their forces, each confident of victorv, and their opinions advanced as governing the rule of evidence in this case.

(Ectrpt tiiig. BROOKLYN CARPET STORE. CJ have re opened their new stork at tho 3 OLD STAND, 102 Fulton strccl, between Orange and Cranberry streets, where they have an entire new anil splendid stock of CARPETS, which thev otfer at thesmaliest oossiuie uuvancs. uomposeil partly of English Tapestry, Finnish druggets from 3 to (i shillings pr yard. 3 yards wide druggets tito 14s per yard, Embossed piano covers S5 to Embossed table covers, 1 to S5 Worsted S8 to 34.

Stair Rods, 44 Brussels carpet from to lt)s per yard, 3 ply 8 to iuspry'rd, Double sup. 6 to 7, Superfine, 5 to lis pr. Extra do, 1 to 5s pr. Common do, 2 to 3s per Rugs 12s to S.12 each, Table Oil Cloth, all kinds, Door Aluts, Sec. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, From 3 ft to 24 ft.

wide, in irreiit. vitrii.lv rf elegant designs. 4 1, 5 4, 4 red checked and white Canton mattings. Also, a large assortment of Window Shades, all prices, from 12 to 20s per pair. STEWART Sc.

have nrected upon their old site, by far the largest and most splendid store in the by the utmost attention to customers, thev hope to merit a share of their patronage. aP 'u STEWART CO. (8as JFtttint). GAS FrrTING! GAS FITTING! THE Subscribers are now ready to receive orders for the introduction of GAS PIPES, into stores, private a.m i iout ueu mxas, factories, by workmen which few can equal and none excel. We have men in our employ of the most practical experience, one of whom (the foreman) has been constantly engaged lor the last lifteen years as oreman in the most extensive shops in Europe and America.

All work will be done with the utmost promnt nesss and disnatch accord in it itw. ti. ui mu ujis Company, and subject to their most rigid test. None but the best materials will be used and our prices will be as low as the cheapest. inose who intend to use Gas, wishing any information in relation to measurement, probable cost, ice, will be waited upon, without charge, by our foreman.

JOHN BUTLER BROTHER, 112 Fulton, opposite Sands st. jel6 tf GAS CHANT) ALTERS. PENDANTS. ETfi CORNELIUS of Philadelphia. The undersigned having entered into nn arranirmmit nelius of Philadelphia, is now prepared to exhibit at hi' new bnow Room a ienernl assortment n.at beautiful styles of Gas Chandeliers, Mantel lights, Bracket imd all oilier kinds of Gas Fixtures, from the simplest store burner to the finest Parlor Chandelier of Silvered, Ormolu, He has a comnanv of exDerienced fin ninn.w.

ged in introducing the pipes into buildings. uwcuings, stores unit public buildings, will receive prompt attention, and the work will be warranted perfect. The foreman can be seen every evening at the store, or will call upon applicants to give such information as mav be required. The superior workmanshin. and nnrfri.

i.n..,.r this mostdifflciUt business, has secured to Messrs. Cornelius Sc. a reputation unsurpassed in this country or Eurone. mliBO tf DAVID COOPE, 91 Fulton Brooklyn. CORNELIUS GAS FIXTURES.

THE subscribers havejust received a beautiful assortment of Pendants, Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, from the manufactory of Messrs. Cornelius Philadelphia, of the most approved patterns, to which they invite the attention of the public. To those wishing their buildings atted with Gas pipe, we would say that, by giving ns a call, they can see from the work we have done such recommendations from Trustees and others, in respect to workmanship, material, thai we vouch will sntisfy them. Persons, who have an idea of using Gas, wishing any information in respect to measurement, probable cost, have it free of charge by applying at the store. They have the privilege of referring to the Brooklyn Gas Light Co.

JUMJl BUH.ISK UHUTHEK, Jy2 1 12 Fulton, opposite Sands street. CKOIiEBA LtDOYEN'S DISINFECTING Fi.un. The most vjowerful and effectual DKonnRisivn ever discovered being capable of instantaneously reniovin" all foul smell in sick chambers, or from any other causis sinks, sewers. Sec. Being in itself altogether colorless and without any odor, it is highly preferable to all other agents of this class, it is now in abundant use in the ships and hospitals of the U.

passenger ships, in a great num uui ui iiu. prisons, iiiins iiouses, ana is slronglv recommended by very highiv resneebible nlivsiciima ni and other countries. Extract from Health Phvsicinn nn.l phvaifinn rr Hospital Office of Boarb of Health, July 28th, 1849. Sir: oti will please send to the Clmlern Ibxniini other barrel or LuDoyen's Disinfecting Fluid." Finding, from exnerience. tills nrenurutinn snnoi inr in nil destroying and dissipating the noxious ellluvia, engendered and propagated among Cholera subjects in our Hospital, we cannot, Willi due regard to the health of the oatients, and the comfort and health of the physicians and nurses, dispense with the uu of it.

Yours, resnectfullv. C. S. J. Goodrich, M.

Physician to the Board of Health. Forsalu by the barrel, gallon, orluss quantity, bv JAMES W. SMITH, Montague Place, corner CnilM strit. lti lt .....1 Rushton, Clark ic 110 Broadway, New York. 'iv31 1m rhltflnffc 'r, loan on bond and mortgage on favorable terms, in sm.ill soini improved 11 eal Estate in the city of Brooklyn.

Apply to J. LEWIS TAYLOR, jy2j lm 45 Fulton street, Brooklyn. FOlt SALE Bond and Mortgages, "bearing seven per cent interest, which have been rcceiTed in navment inr lauds sold at low prices, and 30 to35percentof money having been paid in cash. Apply to ATLAiVilC DOCK. COMPANY, I 74 Broadway, New York.

T2tiZ Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Brooklyn, in Common Council convened, do ordain as follows: Section 1. That the owner or owners of the vacant lots of ground on tho blocks bounded by Schermerhorn, Livingston, Kevins streets and Fulton avenue and Bond street, and they are hereby required to cause the same to be fenced with a close board fence, not less than six feet high, within thirty days idler the notice'of tlie passage of this Ordinance, under the penalty of ilfty dollars, for every week during which this Ordinance shall not be complied with. 2. Notice of this Ordinance shall be served upon said owner or owners, if residing in the city of Brooklyn, and I he innce 01 such resiuence can upon reasonable inquiry be ascertained, by delivering a cony thereof nersouiillv to said owner or owners, or by leuving Hie same at such place or residence with some person of stiilabie age and discretion and in case such owner or owners do not reside in said cilv, or if upon reasonable inquiry the name or place of residence of such owner or owners cannot be ascertained, or he or thev shall be absent from said city so as not lo admit of the service uereui uuuve pruwuuu, men oy puuiisinng me same dailv in the Corporation newspapers for the space of live dovs anil the City Inspector is hereby directed to cause such notice lo be given. 8 .1.

In case tho said ownerorownersslmll neglect or renin to comply witli the 1st section oflhisordiniinee.witliin ihn tim. therein limited, the said City Inspector is hereby directed to report the. tacts to the snid Mayor and Common Council, to the end that they may cause the said work to bo done, and that the costs, charges and expenses thereof may be made a hen upon the said premises, and may be collected in the same maimer as is provided by law for the collection of as us. Mueins ior local improvements 111 said cily. Adopted April lGth, 1849.

EDWARD COPLAND, City Clerk. Approved April 17th, 1849. F. B. STRYKER, Mayor.

OC t'V COPV.1 jy 3 JOEL SMITH, City Inspector. I Muchmore keeps, is first rate. JL Apply at 37 Myrtle avenue. fei2 delegates to the district conventions, which assem ble next Tuesday, to select representatives to the Rome convention. This is a matter of the highest consequence; and discreet, judicious men should be chosen to the district meetings, in order to secure discreet, judicious men in the Union convention.

Office of Boaiid of Health, Brooklyn, Wednesday, Aug. 1 Present the Sanitary Committee. During the last 24 hours there have been reported to this office 24 cases of Epidemic cholera, 12 of which proved fatal, Patrick Fox, Pacific st. Michael Gaffiiey, who died in New York. Joscpine Haus, Stanton street.

Sarah arvis, Fulton st. Francis Lowndes, Wyck off st. Eliza Dougherty, Water st. F. Eliza Dennis, Baltic st.

Mary McCall, York and Hudson sts. Mary Garraghan, Hoyt and Douglass sts. Ann Collins, Bond and Butler sts. Ann Magee, Bond and VY arren sts. Ellen Collins, Hall's alley.

Mc (Juire, do. Charles S. J. Goodrich, Physician of the Board, Office of the Board of Health, New York, Wednesday, Aug. 1, 1849.

Deaths. 5 William st. Hospital. 1 13th st. 49 Private practice.

2 Stanton st. Hospital. 0 Bellevue 3 35th st. 60 Cases, 10 4 140 5 12 1 110 The Epidemic. Another victim to this depopu lating scourge has been claimed by the fell destroyer in the person of Mrs.

Ann Magee of Warren st. South Brooklyn. She was, on Monday nitrht last about ten o'clock, seized with cramps in the limbs immediately after her return home from visiting a sick friend, to whom she had been very attentive for some days past. Dr. Cochrane and another physician whose name we could not learn, proniply attended, and exercised their best skill and judgement.

But alas! in vain. The com plaint baffled their joint endeavors. The poor lady breathed her last yesterday afternoon, after lay ing some ten hours in great agony. She bore an estimable character as a wife, and leaves behind her two children and a sorrowing husband to de plore her loss. We learn that no less than nine persons have died out of a house at the corner of Bond and Douglass streets, of the prevaling epidemic, since its first appearance in this city.

Fire extraordinary. Last evening about half past seven o'clock, an omnibus, having in it its full complement of passengers, on their way to the Fulton ferry, was discovered to be on fire. A sudden jolt had broken the spirit gas lamp, the contents of which suddenly ignited and the end of the omnibus at which it is placed began to blaze away. The passengers got out in double quick time. By the aid of a few buckets of water obtained from Holt's hotel, the fire was soon extinguished.

Luckily no one was injured. A recur r.ence of such an accident may very easily be obvi. ated. The Advertiser, in noticing the death of Mr. Albert S.

Richmond, a young tradesman of this city, says He enjoyed in an eminent degree the confidence and esteem of all who were acquainted with him. About nine o'clock on Saturday night, he complained of feeling unwell, and went to his esidence, shortly after which his father sent Dn Cook, the family physician, to prescribe for him. In a few hours he expired amid the tears and lamentations of those who had seen him but a brief period before in the apparent enjoyment of unim pared health. Afflicting. Warren Richmond, grocer, in Fulton street, near St.

Ann's Church burial ground, burjed a son yesterday afternoon, who died of cholera, and this afternoon, a neice residing in the family is to be interred from the same place, having died last evening. She was a young lady in rather delicate health. Star of Tuesday. MyBDER. Officer Hegeman arrested on Monday night about 12 o'clock, a colored man named Phi lo Pater Buck, who stands charged with the murder of one John Rider, also colored in the town of Flatlands.

It appears that Rider and Buck were at the store of one Isaac Skidmore in Flatbush, on Sunday last and some words ensuing, Rider was challenged by Buck to go out and fight him which refused to do and shortly after left to go home. Buck swore he; would have his life, and followed hhrrto his residenpe. When he arrived Rider was eating his supper, and he again asked him to come out as he wanted to speak to him. Ryder refused and said he didn't want any thing to do with him, Upon asked again however he went out, when Buck instantly knocked him down and kicked him. Rider then drew his knife in self defence, and said if he did not clear out he would knife him.

Buck then started and ran a short distance, whereupon Ryder turned and went hack to the house, when the murderer rushed upon him and struck him a severe blow with a club, about 5 feet in length, and 2 inches in diameter, felling him to the floor. Upon examination it was ascertained that his skull was broken, and the injuries he had received were mortal. Coroner Vanderveer held an inquest on the body and the jury rendered a verdict that the said John Rider came to his death by a blow on the head from a club in the hands of Philo Peter Buck. The Coroner immediately ordered his arrest, which was effected by officer Hegeman on Monday night between the hours of 11 and 12 o' plock, and he was committed for examination. Notice to the Public.

During the prevalence of the Cholera in this city, considering the suddenness of its attack, and the importance of immediate application of remedies the undersigned recommends in all cases where the patient is to be sent to the Cholera Hospital, that the same be done at once, without any delay for a permit, or other wise. The physician of the hospital will be in attendance to receive all such patients. '''Brooklyn, July 20, 1849. jy20tf EDWARD COPLAND. Police Cocbt.

This morning, before Justice Truman SmitlL Daniel McKinney, aged about 14, appeared in Court yesterday and made a complaint charging one Louis Collins, a sailor belonging to a vessel at tfie foot of Main street, near tho Ferry, with having pitched him over the side of the vessel on the dock. A warrant was accordingly is do do do No freight taken i mli2 if in the passenger trains. DAVID S. IVES. 8 uperinlendenl.

VIA iniiii l' KT A FALL K1VEI1 It llv III, spieniiiu anil superior Sti ainers 11 A STATE and STATE 01 great stienglli anil sieed particularly uihqiled lo the navigatiiin of Lung Island sound, running in coiinec tion with lhe Fall Itiver and (lid Colonv dislnnre ot .1.1 miles lo Bosli.u. oiily I.eave Pier No. 3 North River, near the Battery ll''eiuner Hay Slate. Captain Brown, on" Tuesdays, I hursdays, and Saturdays, al 5 1'. M.

The Slate of Maine, 'Caplain T. G. Jewell. 011 Mondays, Weibiesday and I rldays, at 5 P. This line is the only 'one Mini runs direel for Newport I hese Slcumcrsare lilted with commodious Stale Rooms, and every arrangenienl for lhe security and comfort or passengers, who are all'ordeil by this riiule ii nighl's rest 011 1,,., ml and on arrival at Fall Itiver proceed per railroad, reaching lloslon early tlie billowing morning, or can remain 011 hoard (gelling their breakfast if wished for) until the starling ol the accommodation train at li'l A.

M. baggn master is attached to each steamer, win. receives anTf Uckels llie baggage and accompanies the same to its destination. The rales for passage and the price ol stale rouiiis. llie same as by the other lines.

A Steamer runs in connection with this line to and from Providence daily, except Sundays. Freight to Boston is taken al t'he same rales as by the other with greater expedition bv an EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN, which l. l. nll ifi, every morning (Sunday excepted) al 8 u.cluck. lor lloslon anil l.edlord, arriving at ils destination at aboul 11 A.M.

ici'I. las' apply nn hoard, and either lo TIMIAI.l. 4l Hi IN, 70 We. Slreet, or al lhe Ollice of the Lii: le, at the corner of Washington Place street and Hultcn 7 dpi 1KMS LINE AT 7 Ct.nCK wV'FUfor A1.1SANV. IV ,1 I lances, leaving oi Ml )N IIA WEDN ESD A and Albany 'I'lIFRSDAV and SA 1 URDA landing al Culdwells.

West Point Newburg. Ilimipton, Milton, Poughkeepsie. Ilvde Park, Kingston, Red Hook, Bristol, Catskill. Hudson, Coxsnckie, and Kinderhoi.k. Meals furnished al all hours on hoard tlie boat.

The new and elegant steamer ALIDA, Captain F. W. Stone, will leave lhe sleamboat Pier at the foot of Robinson street, WEDNESDAYS and Fit IDA VS. at 7 o'clock A. M.

For passage or freight apply on board, or at the office on the wharf. N. All persons are forbid trusting any one on account ol lhe above boat or her owners. JOHN F. RODMAN, Agent.

If fool of North Muurt st. (111 airs.) EVEiI. LINE FOlt ALiiA.NM and TROV i) 1 a 1 The steamer K. i upiaui vv. Tuppor.

will leave 1 I 01' Corlland VTl.ltl.AV street, on PCESDAVS, and P. M. lhe steamer TllOV, Caplain W. H. rae will leuve foot of Corlhindl street MONDAYS, WELNL.

DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 0 P. for Albany iviil Trov. For pussuge, upplv on board, or to LA1N, at the Office 011 tlie wharf. up21 11 50 CENTS NO MONOPOLY Eveninc Line Inr Ml.nnv Through without landing Passengers by this boat amv. at Albany in lime tor llie morning trains Eiisl or Wesi.

Regular days from New York TL'ESDAV, Til I'llSDAY nnd Saturday. Returning, will leave Albiinv from the new steamboat huiding. in Broadway, every WEI NESDAY and FRIDAY, at 0 o'clock, M. For possagi or freight apply on board or ul the office on the dock. The new steamboat RIP VAN WiNKLE, Captain 8.

Schuyler, will leave the steamboat Pier fool of Robinson si. (Bret above Barclay) THIS F.V ENINC, at li o'clock. Frcign: shipped by the Rip Van Winkle, forwarded by lhe railroae with dispatch. inli30 ti ILtlSZZs BOAT NOT ICE On HeSSEU after Januao' lirst. 1849.

no boat will run upon the Catharine Ferry belwenn the hours of 12 o'clock Mm night, and 5 o'clock, A. M. t27 tr KOtlKLYX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Cuartk in 1824. Ollice 43 Fullon. upper corne, of Front street.

'Phis company having renewed their Capital, so far as lb, same was impaired by the great lire in September lust, an now prepared to insure Dwellings, Stores, and other buildings, uruiture, Merchandise. Vessels in purl and their cargoes upon ns favorable terms as any similar institution. IDIKKl TOK William Ellsworth, William II. C. Brown.

Phineas 'V. Barniuu, Elijah F. Purdy. Mason S. Brewster, John G.

Cameron, Joseph Bradlev, John M. Reed," John Eadie. Joseph ilson, Joseph S. Lake, Joseph E. Coffee, Alexander II.

Schultz, Peier R. Roach, I 'harles Lent, Caleb S. nodhull, Anastatiiis Nicholas, Ralph Hill. Henry iluaclrenlmss. Kouerl c.

Hell, ft. i eelts. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President. Ai.fri:p G. Stevens.

Secrelarv. jeS 3m MONTAGUE GARDEN. formerly of Mount Prosneet Tintni. hnt lC! VITNCI K5 pened a house al 2118 Fulton street corner of Pierre. pom, nearly opposite avenue, where he will be lmppv to see his friends and all others who wish a pleasant and coiil retreat to enjoy a good cigar.

jL.22 3iu CI riXKIVS' FI RE I I A COMI'AN 4V Roii, L. I This Coinpanv with a full CASH Capital, all paid in and securely invested, continues to insure against loss or damage by Fire on dwelling houses, merchandise, household furniture, and idl descriptions ol personal property, on as favorable terms u. nun urooKlvn oinces eneri! I ll RECTOR James C. Baldwin, Jeremiah Johnson, William Wallace, Robert Barkley. Daniel W.

Townscnik Francis A. Palmer, Daniel Burlnell, Thomas McElrath, James John S. Harris, Charles Devoe, Alonzo A. Alvord. i.uii'.

i.uKer. DANIEL Bt RTNETT, President. M'Leas, Secretary. James FOR INSURANCE, apply lo .1. B.

D. WHITNEY. myl2 3m Agency Office, No. 20 Fulton st, Brooklyn. Jl'STHXS John J.

SMi t' ii SECOND DISTRICT rni, Jusliee. i llisCourt will be held on nnd au, MONDA May 7th. bi'lween at GRENADA 11 ALL. No. ill Myrtle avenue Bridge and Stanton streets.

The Jurisdiction of this Court extends to all net inns on contract and for injuries in the persona! or real properly where the damages claimed do not exceed 51(11), and to entering judgments by confession lo Hie amount of $251). The Justice has also power to issue warrants for the arrest of offenders in all criminal cases and lo dispossess tenants for nun payment of rent or for holding over bevond their term niy.i ti REFRIGERATORS. J' OIIN M. SMITH'S IMPROVE!) REFRIGER ATOrrS. and improved SHOWER BATH n.

oldest and Hie most approved in tlie United stales. Also, Children's self exercising swing, batli tubs, sponge tubs. Gold's patent summer ovens, provision safes, hair gloves. wholesale and retail. Relrigeniuirsand Shower Baihs made to order nnd repaired, 408 Broadway.

B. Zinc Hip Tubs at 53 50. mV3 fn TO THE LADLES. respectfully call the attention of our Lady customers and the public cenerallv to mil lie. of GIRANDOLES (uuiinifaclured by Messrs.

Cornelius Philadelphia, of several entirely new vatteiins, wilh the new style of ligured drop so much admired by all who have seen them. Also lo our beautiful anil well selected stock of cut and Moulded Table Glass, in great variety, which will be sold at such prices as will suit the ideas of eil. JOHN BUTLER BROTHER, "P2 1 12 Fultun. opposite Sends slreet. NOTICE.

'H" ANGUAGE has lull feeble expressions to render justice SlA to my friends, who so nobly came to the rescue of my property from the great lire on of September, instant. I cannot single out any as being most eflicieut all. seemed tome as superlninuui. 1 am overwhelmed wilh noi only to those who assisted, but to all Brooklyn for t'ueii expressed sympathy. I.e.

REED, hue of 1 13 Fulton st." N. H. 1 would inform my customers that 1 have taken the store No. 248 Fulton street, where they maybe again able to dance, to the Music of a Rceil. fjjtsr te tffrmffr and shoe store Davip Ml ndeli.

is happy to inform his friends nnd customers that ho Is buck "to his old stand. No. 110 Fulton street, where. he intends to keep a good general assortment of Ladies' and Gcntlumens' BOOTS and SHOES, or the first quality and latest style; particular attention paid to the selection or the best French Calfskin and best sole leather, so that no gentle man may despair of gutting a good boot and elegant tit, at ma3 D. MUNDELL'S, 11G Fulton St.

Brooklyn..