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FO ft AI.E Four counting house desks and.other office Furniture.lncludlngabeauttfttt "Salamander" Iron Safe. Fortaleatiiar, at oltbaTBlree.Brook lvn. ianl3 lw AIer a day and night of drizzles, we have got some dim visions of the sail. A Caztaia'Cure fw Swiitw Complttintf BJKIt LOW AtTE AWWS A CERTAIN CURE FOK DyBENTEEY, WARRHGEj CH OLERA MoKBUS, andill SummomblatatSi Price, '50 ce nb. CE0R6B W.

BI.iJit!KER;PMprletor, General Depot $8 Broadway, York For child; en who ate ten Cholera tnlantnm, this medicine Hands tinilvalled. It my bo usedwlui' perfect eafety both by bid and young; and when faithfully administered Ithao never' been known in any case kilatlof a speedy care. Xfaliks other medicines; it corrects the bowels, and often In a liw boobs tha patient Is restored td his accustomed vigor and health The following are a tew of the testimonials in favor of this invaluable population This may certify, that I have tested tho virtue and effl cacy of "Bigelow's Alterative, "and find It to be a safe und efficacious remtdv for those veiv oaialul and often Tho underaigned. giptetal for. past favors durinc iho last 26 years, aiairi'render his service's to ihe public as A uc ioneer for the ale of rFurtlturo.

Real Eslete, Groce any kl of Merchacdjfe, In yorjfi or any part of Long Itlund, and renews his tBiarafcea, to bis patrur that ibe lust repon in bhn fbU(n! be. foi felied. His spacious alea Roods long eiprtriMica, aabiduous attention end zeal. for tt elutertats il b1cm, ployers, moderate charges, liberal ash idvarcrn4 Ms usual prompt reiums, will, he hopes, inr ure acoi tlnosnce of public patronage. Real KMBte 63 a lotij coiMnlislon ind large parcels still cheaper.

TODI), AncttaBeer. v. BY 8AGE.t,sarjriE2r?;V OIBcs '7TFultoD Mrcet.BrooW will give their best attention to the Bale OT Real Estate, HousehoW'Pirrmtore, etc. in the citleeof Brooklyn. Now York and Wllliamsmirgh, either at public auction or by private contract, and are prepared to mak liberal advances on every description property Intended' by the owners for alisolutetmlo at public auction.

To facilitate private i ales tit Real Estate, they will keep in their effici a an eilenslva Register of lot, houses, etc, which may bo inspected by those who desire to make investments. Arrangements have boeu inadu with E. II. Ludlow, auctioneer. 11 Wall street.

New York, who will, In con neotlon with Mr. Mother, attend to' all Sales nt Auction in the MererianU' EictHinge, New Yb. Money on Bond and Mo rtgage procured In any required amount. Thursday, April 15, At 12o'clook, at tbo Merchant's Exchange, Washlnuton avenue. Brooklyn The hnndseraodwelling with Biota of ground situated on the Wsidoor Washington avcnlle, bei ween Gates and Green avonuea.

Tne main house 22x38, with an extension 0x16, annexed to whleh Is a meet convenient kitchen 14xlS. The Inierlorarrungementt are subi antiali and commodl the1 entire buildings ere nearly hew, and in the best order; The heme is placed on tho northerly, Ide oi the leaving one half or tho frontage for further improvements, should the purchaser so select. The gar den Is lu excellent condition, cuntmningncholcs selection of vines, shrubbery, Inthe rear with entrance from Hamilton street, is a good stable, fenced poultry yard, Ac; A considerable part of the purchase money may remain on bond and mdrlg igo. East Brooklyn Property Spencer and Wahvorlhsti The welt built and couvenieut 2 story cottage house, situated on the side of Spencer street, between Park and Flushing avenues, with lol 25x100. Also, alotontherear on Walworth st.

ihe streets are paved and graded, and tho locution is exceedingly desirable foi mechanics rn 1 othors, being equally convenient to the lino of (stages and tho Williamsburgh Ferries. Terms ai sale. ap7 7t Msoa yaluable corner Store SEcorMyrtln and Carlton avenuea, Brooklyn tho desirable three story Irame store and dwelling house, situated on the SB corner Myrtle and Carlton avenues, in the immediate nelthbo'bood'ol Washington Park. The house and store 24xii(i is lluee story, wilh back basement and front cellar; lsadml'ubl) located: Is now doing a good business, and must evontu REV ILL Auctioneer wt SbaSmn to iyqni D7 Furniture, andttUMSBer kinds of sales dsvoted to bis altontlon. "i 1 '1 i i 1 I 1 EiKGLEBEKT UROOKLYNXCUANetB; 201 FotTOH Brookm m.

fFlmdn Bmdliigt.) E. Lott wUlgive hffi" personal atWnUon.li thVaaleot Stocks. Goods, Real Estate, Household Fiirhlturo, lie at the Sales Room and out door generally At 10 o'clock, a at tha house south east cor of Jfassau A large Quantitv of furniture osarlv new. consist iug of sofas, chairs, bureaus, marble top tables, lonbuo, uuue, uoiaiora piiiows, renca oeusfceaua, washstands and carpetlmrs of every description, fee. Also, 1 rote wood, 6 octavo piano forte, nearly new'.

Sale poaiuve. wi'houtrecard to weather." Catalogues can be had on Saturday by applying at the office, 291 uilum nireei. apo .41 JOHN K.VAKLIiV, Auctioneer, BY OAKLEY WRIGHT, Office and Public Salo om, No 299 Fullon street, (opposite City Half) Brooklyn, Will give their Dersonal attention to the Sale of Real (Estate at Auction, at the Merchants' Exchange, New 17.1. 1 i ii fcucu capacious Anum, or in uny eectiuu 01 Long Island, also to tho Sale of Furniture, Ury Goods, Groceries, Merchandise, at private residences or at their Sale Room. Real Batata.

of every description at Private Sale. Goods received on Storage and per consignments. Monday, April 10, At 10 o'clock. A.M., at No cO Johnson St. Household furniture.

Consisting in part of mahogany bookcase, card, extension and other tables, koIs, piano forte, (Abbott Co, maker) nsh rocking chairs, mah'y bedsteads, beds, curled maple chairs, marble top dressing bureau, carpels, mirror, iron bat stand, locks, oil cloths, etc, etc. Terms Cash in bankable money catalogues on Saturday. apl35t Tuesday, April 27, At 12 o'clock, M.at tho8ale3 Room of Oak ley Wright, No. 299 Fulton st, opposite City Hail, Brooklyn. Peremptory Sale, under tho direction ot tho Supremo Court of the state of New York.

One lot situate on the southwesterly corner Vanderbtlt av and Pacific st with the buildings thereon the lot being 25, ft trout and rear Dy i leet ueep. For further particulars see advertisement in the Brooklyn Evening Star and Dniiy Eagle, signed James Carllr.e, special guardian tor Catharine Margaret Glttlngs, Infant. apl3 12t Bmlitng Associations. The Brooklyn Mechanics' Building and Mutual Loan Association. THK FIRST MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS Association will be held on WEDNESDAY Eve Ding, April 14ih, at 8 o'clock, on the corner of Atlantic and Clinton streets.

The dues for the flrBt month must be paid thai "Veiling, if not previously anu as a largo number of shares will bo redeemed, tho numbers should he prompt in attendance, 'lhis Society offers peculiar ad vantages to those who desire cilber to invest or borrow money, and as there are a few than 8 yet to be taken, it would be well for such persons to attend this meeting. Tho Secretary will receive subscrihtions and monthly dues at 156AtIaDtic Plreet.rrom 6 A. M. until 1 P. M.

ROBERT P. PERRIN, President, Jahis Robinson, Vice President. aplO 3t J. S. Dkhm an, Secretary, The People's Building, Mutual Loan, and Accumulating fund Association" WILL HOLD A MEETING ON WEDNESDAY Evening, Mlh instant, at 7)4 o'clock, at Low's Buildings, No.

9 Court street. Persons desirous of bo coming members will have an opportunity to do so, by paying fifty cents per shnre, initiation fee, ami the monthlv dues of two dollars and fifty cents for April; or by calling at the Secretary's office, 45 Fultnn street, any time during the month. FRANCIS B. STRYKER, President, Ezra Baldwin, Vice President, ap9 Iap30 Edwin Burs, Secretary. FIRST REGULAR MEETING OF Lexington Building and Accumulating Fund Association.

THIS Association has been organized under tho General Slate Law, and a large number ol shares already subscribed lor. Persons wishing lo join can do so by leaving I heir namtB wiih ailyol the undersigned, or at tne ofliceo tho company, No 94 Myrtle av. (Granada Hall), where the oecretnry may be found every ovening until 9 o'clock. The first regular meeting will be held on the 15th (Thursday Evening next,) at Granada Hall, Myrtle for Ihe payment of dues, at which lime, will be offered for redemption, to the extent of the money received. THE LEXINGTON ASSOCIATION will loan money at 6 per cent per annum on tho amount advanced.

It will allow interest at llie rate of 6 per cent per annum to all persons who prefer paying their subscriptions ror two months or more in advance, thus securing adotiblo (merest firstly the nbovo 6 per cent; secondly their sbare of profits. Persons who wish to borrow money for the purpose of buying or building their own house's, can here secure an advance on far more liberal terms than are effected by an otber Associat on. Persons desirous of withdrawing from the Society can do Boat any time, by giving one month's notice, and re ceiveback all dues paid ly them, with inU rest at 6 per cent per annum and after the first year, per cont interest together witn a ahare of the profits. I. P.

S. BRIAN'l president, No. 34 Prince st JOHN M. PERRY, Vice No. 82 liuffield st, Isaic Badkau, Secretary, Colkctor'a office, City Hall.

BaRaRd ii Parsons, Attorney's, No. 16 Wall st. Tl UPTHICB FraitciB B.SIryter. County Clurk'a office, City Hull. Parden W.

Keuyon. Juuinni ol Commerco office, New York. Franc!" O. Mason, Dufficld st, near Myrtluav. Robert R.

Dinan. Carlton, near Park av. Jndah B. Voorhees, Guiltily CI rk's office. Wil im M.

Muchmore, 7 Myrtle avenue. mh30 151 Columbia Building Association of Brooklyn ILL hold public uvetingB as lollnws Wednesday evenings March 31st, April 71h and April Mlh, at Roinsen'a Mission Hall, No, 14 Hamilton avenut The Association is In a veiy flourishing condition, lis first monthly meeting lalies place April Mlh, when the regular dues are payable. Any person, malt or letnale, desirous of making his or her small earning' more than triple Itself in iho space ofu lew years, or any lie son who is desirous ol borrowing money in order lo pu cliae his on hou eon the most advantageous terms, who will but tako tho Iroubh, lo compare the advantages offered by this Association, bolh lo iVnders uud boriowirs. with ihoso offered by any oilier Associations, will at once II ml the key to the sticcos ol our plan for instance 1. It will loan money ai 6 per cent per annum on the amount ndvai.ced.

2. It will allow interest the rate of 7 percent per annum to ull rsons who prefer pn)'i(! Ibelr subscriptions tor two months or more i advance, thus securing a don ble Interest flietly, ihe above 7 per cent secondly, their share ol profits. Persons who ith to borrow money for ihe purpose of buying or IniildiiiL' their own house or farm can here secure an advance on far more liberal terms than are etl'tcled by any other association. 3. I ersonv.

desirous ol withdruwii from ti Society can do so at any time by giving one month's notice, and receive backalldues paid them, with inlereBtal7 per cent per annum. A person who willBave but 14 centsaday (and there is jot one rton who cannot, if bo disposed,) can iL this society, Becure, in a lew years, a rmall capital, wilh which he can eslt.lilisli himseir in business, and thus achieve bis own independence. The entrance fee is 50 cents per hare monthly pay ment 82 per share value of each hare $500. Ladies and gentlemen desirous of joining can leave their names with the Sacretaiy. DAN'L P.

BARNARD, President. WM. II. GRIFFITH, Vice President. mMO dtlSap CIlAS.

O. IIICHARSUN, Secretary. NOTICIi OF INTENTION TO FORM AN IN. BUrance Company, Capital tlividcd into 10,000 shares of 815 each.e.aali paid up. with the privilege of increasing the Capital Stock to Tho undersigned hereby give nonce of their Intention to form on Insurance Company, tn be located in tho city of New York, and to be called "THE BUILDING AS SOCIATIONS' FlRE INr UKANCF.

COMPANY," for the purpose of making insurance on dwelling houses, stores, rents, and all kinds of buildiugK, and uiion houiehnld furniture mtichnndize, and other propurty, against lose or carnage lire, and the risks of inland na viuallon and iransporlatiin. as ex pr freed in (he second subdivision of the flrBt Beet ion of Ihe act to provide for the Incorporation cf Insurance Cou panies, passed April 10th, 184a. ualcd new vorii reD. o. Jtsii.

Dir. ectors: Cleb 6 Woodhull, Simeon Drnper, Dan'l H'Gregory, Sfarkie l.evlsey, Abraham Wakenian, Casper Chllds, John Bruce, Solomon Jcssurun, Calvin Condlt, Wm Burton, John Pearsall, John Ycllott, Alfred Jonea, John Shepperd, Joseph Giles, Walter Keeler, Henry Major, John Hooper, Samuel Ilassoll, John Wake, Wm Dodge, Chas Jenkins, Daniel Rabold, Robt McClellnn, JoelSammla, Julius A Candee, Timothy II Ilurgei, Morgan Morgns, John Hull, Alphetis Bniining, Walter Brady, John Hassell, John Dodyo, CLbb Hull, John Buxton, Jr, Josiah Whitney, Davis Collamoro, Henry A Carhart, FW Waller. Richard Richards. JOHN BRUCE, President. Solomon Jisscrun, Secretary.

mh29 4w FIUST PKEITIHJ3I BOOT ant simp. STORE David Mondkll is happy to Inform his friends and customers that he i. r.h ind. No. 1 IB Fulton street.whore a trnnd ireneral assortment of Ladlee'itud n.niim.n' RnfiTfl and SHOES, of the flrBt duality ano latest style particular atteutlon paid to the selection of the best rencn uaiiBKinanu man may despair of gettlngagood ma3 Fultonst.Brooklyn FRANCIS II sums suit the applicant, op lionanle improved City Property, at 7 per conti unexcen 7nprmhti Annlv If, apl3 lw ORV1LLEO.

Sands Bt. Illt cosIm Strayed' awai on Sunday Evening last, a small black an 1 tan terrier SLUT: frhita breast; quite plump: crooned ears uud tail has bad her left fore leg brokeu answers to the name ol "Fan." a liberal rowan will be paid by returuiug her to Mr; Stevenson, Clinton avenue, between uiton ana ueii.iD avenues, urooKiyn. apld it BY CA'r aEKFIEtI SaJPrJ Ati, Stork No. 43 Bkaver Street, Nhw York. Wkdnbsday, Aoril 21.

At 10 o'clock, at No 67 1'iorrepont street, (2d door from nenry.j urouKiyn, Hev.Meh.old Furniture The entire furniture contained in the above named bouse, consisting iu part of rich urusaeis uujpem, un ciotus, mnnugat'y, rencli, and other bedeteads, mattresses, and lioilroum furniture generally. marble top centre tables, ball and parlor lumps, together with ihe kitchen furniture, with wnich the nuiu will commence. Catalogues will be ready at Ihe office of Ihe auctioneers on 1 uesday morning. Nonce The aboveaalc will bo found tnincludo everything to be found in a rXrst cln8 house, every article in the catalogue will be positively sold without any reser vation whatever. 8t NOMC'K in the matter of opening WASHING TON avenge iroin tbesoutuorly line of the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad to the Flatbnsh Lino, in the city of Brooklyn.

i all whom it may concern The undors ened commissioners of estimate and assess mem in the above matter, will meet st the office ol the Attorney and Counsellor of the cilyof Hiooklyn, in the City Hall of said city on Tuesday, the 27th day of April, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, to hear ihe proofs and allegations ot nil parties interested and will continue to meet by adjournment trom time to time, iib may be deemed necevsary ai tperilent. At the time and place abovt specified, title Deeds, and other evidc n' es ol title should be prouueed. uaieii Brooklyn, April lain, I85ii. A. vv.

IV IKK, WM. P. LAWRENCE, JNO. PIERCE, td Commissioners. BROOKLYN MUSEUM.

FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. k'REILLY'S ORIGINAL GRAND PANORAMA OF IRELAND wil be xlilbitctl EVERY AFTER NOON at3 o'clock, and EVERY EVENING except Sa turday. Grandenr and beauty, mountain and va lev. citvand forest, the stately view of today, the glory of the Dast. comprising all the principal scenes ot striking interest in Ireland.

Pronounced bv faithful and life like picturo of the Emerald Isle. Appropriate music ill be introduced, and an illustra tive lecture by Mr. O'Reilley, whose Irish Evenings have oeen aiieudea Dy crowuea nouses lor mo past three years. irst exhibition Tuesday evening. Admission Paxotiatto 25cents: Gallerv 12J6 cents.

Children half pric noors open at half past ranorama commences to move at half past 7. Charitable institutions an schools treated with on the most liberal terms. apl3 2w GRAND vocal and instrumental concert. Mrs. Emma.

tJ. ilostivick mos. respectfully announces a Grand Concert, to be given ON Thursday Evening April 15th, 1853, AT 'I He BROOKLYN FtlMALE ACADEMY. MRS. EMMA GILLINRHAM BOST WICK will be assiated bv HerrFiLtx J.

Ebicn, Flutift. Herr Klsin. Tenor Frimo, Herr Kudilphsen, French Hoin, and Gin. F. Bristow, Pianist.

PROGRAMME: PART I. Solo Piano Forte de Perroni" Itosellen Mr.Geo. r. istow. Recto and Aria from Herold Herr Klein.

Cuvatina "Come innocentn jiorane" from Ihe Ho'ena" Donnzetti Mr E. Gillingham Rostwick. Solo Flute Grand Fantasia, or National Russian Melody Herr Felix J. Ebeu. Song "Spring time is coming" Bristow Words oy J.

Howard Wainright, Esq. Composed expressly for Mrs. E. GlI.L'NOII am Bostwick. PART 11.

Solo French Horn Herr Rud lDhsen. Bravert Happy Uird'ingof the Forest Wallace With flute obligate Mrs. E. Gillinouam BosTwicn and Herr Ebbk. Song "PoBt Horn" Schubert Herr iein.

Ballad "Erin weeps forsaken" Maeder words Dy Wordsworth. Composed expnssly for Mrs E. Gir.L boham Bostwick. Ballad I'm merry Zincarn" Balfe MrB. t.

GILLINOHAM BOSTWICK. Piano Forte M'. Ceo. F. Bristow Tickets.

50 To be hud at Wetzel's. Watkli.V Cotteer's Music Stores, and the door. Doors opsin at 7 commence ai. 8 o'clock. apl3 3t Union Hall Wholesale Ketail Clothing Warehouse CURNIttt OK H'LTON AND NASSAU STUKKTS, Opposite ihe Sun and Herald Buidings, JVVw York.

I11S SPLBN Dili EDIflCE, six stories in height. i was buil' expressly for P. L. Roohrs, and ooened in November, 1850. 3o great hmben ibB increase of but! oss in this snort sp of time, that the Proprietor hap been compelled tu add the adjoinine bnildingto his establishment, and now posssses one of the lamest and most complete wholesale and retail UlAJl'HIJNU EMFOKIUMB in the country.

Union Hall is situated on one nf the creat business thoroutjlifares, corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, and is one of th most cantral locations in the city. The huil.i ti contains SIX I I.IMIIi S. each of which is, of eif, a complete department. The First Floors are devoted to tho reuil oustuessexclusively.and anum ber of polite salesn on are always iti attendance. The Second Floors are the custom departments, rcp.tue with all the latest and mObt oesiraDle sijles ol woods, of our own lmnortntiot.s.

and frjm manufacture s' ngonts, where all who desire their garmeuts mane to order, in the best style, and itn reasjuaDie pri ne prompttv served. The i hird and Fourth Floors are devoted lo i.h wuoleoaie Orancn a.nl wholesale buyers will Arid, tais department, au ex tensive variety ol the garments suited to all markets. The Filth and Sixth Floors are occupied exclusively lor inunuLictiirinu. ano "priitr ana unimer tncK lor lBdz is perhaps the largest ever exlilb' ted before by any ebtab lishment, and embraces the most tubhionablo and sub stantial wearing npparel of every desc ilion, nUlTABLK FOR ALL ULmSKEB, of every variety of material, at the lowest prices ever before known iu the trade. Buyiut; bis Goods in immense quantities, the Proprietor is tberobv enabled to efifdet a okeat saving in cost, which results to the beneHi oi tne putcbaser.

hishockoI CLOTHrf, CAsSIMERES AND VE3TINGS, from the bast inAnufictori iS In Europe and America, manufactured and imported to order, and em brace all the richest fabrics mid uuiat beautilul styles. The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS and purchasers generally, j8 particularly inviled to an examina lion of this IMMENSE b'J'OCIC of some Two Hundred Thousaijd Dollars' Worth of Keady Made Clothing, Manufactured by cwmpetent workmen, and cut In the most elegsntand modern Biyle. Also, every variety of Ciotliingr. A separate department Is managed by a gentleman experience and taste, und supplied Willi every material in use, imported and or home inanulaclure. P.

1,. BOGclW, Union Hall Clothing Emporium, corner of Fulton and Nassau Cm opposite the Sun and Herald offices. Gloves at S. M. Rossitjcr's, fllMlE LADIES OF BROOKLYN will always find tre vervheBt KID GLOVES, of all colors; the very best SILK GLOVES, or all kinds; the very best Lisle Thread Gloves, of all styles.

I pay particular attention to this department of my business, knowing how annoying it is lo Ladies to be deceived in the qualily oftheir goods, 105 Fulton street, between mh30 tf Prospect and Sands street. Linens! at s. m. Rossitir'b family LiUV GOUlJS STORE. 1 UST RECEIVED 100pBShirting Linens; allsolected by himsell, for his own family customers.

These are cboice Linene, all pure flax, at mh3l) tf 105 Fulton street. Barages and Parage Delaines, IT AM RECEIVING DAILY, in larce ouauti'ies. the Si mostdesirable Styles imported, of Barages and Barnge DeLaines. Ladles, I sell a beautiful Barnge or Barage ueL.aine hi isuu peryaiu. xuu nave oniy to see these Barages and you will buy ihem, at S.

M. ROSSITER'S, 105 Fulton street, mh30 tf between Prospect and Sands. GUANO. UANO, In barrels, in any quantity a first rate article nut HAiiii. Apply to JOHN MARSCHALK Litchfield Stores, between Fulton and Catharine Ferries, Brooklyn mbZ7 lm CAIU; BASKETS, Cake Baskets, Castors Tea Setts, at J.D.CHASE'S, S03 Fulton street.

Manufacturer of Jewelry. Silver Ware. cc. Watches and clucks repaired and done in ihe very best manner. apl tf The Brooklyn Eye and Ear Infirmary, is REMOVED from Pineapple street to Burrill'a Bnllilings, corner of Montague Place and Court street.

Thqbeavy rains had produced disastrous floods, which bad destroyed a vast amount of property, and caused much distress. We see that Judge Vanderbilt is inconstant attcodanoe in the Senate and we hear that bis health is' restored. Both he and Judge Johnson have manifested great industry and ability in the discharge of their public duties, and will receive a W.rm welcome on their return to this city. We hear Mr. Berry, the Williamsburgh representative in the Assembly, very highly commended by some friends who have been to Albany.

He 11 so young that hi9 opponents objected to his taking his seat, for the reason that he was not of age. We are gratified Lijearn that his conree has proved his manhood, and that he has nobly sustained himself as a member of the legislative body. Death of 'Rev. Da, Schoonitakke. Rev.

Dr. Schoonmnker, of Jamaica, (lied on Saturday last, full of years and full of honors. His death was eloquently and feelingly alluded to last night at the. St. Nicholas Society, by Rev.

Dr. Dwight. He hid been pastor of the same church about 60 years. When first called to it, he preached in the Dutch language for it was the only language spoken. What a change in 50 years 8 Now that language is only heard as a curiosity.

Counterfeit Honkv. Two individuals named Joseph Murphy and Wm Jackson were arrested last night by the Fourth district police, for attempt, ing to pass ppuriouB bank bills in the store of Chits. Coleman. The bills were well executed, but a little scruting would detect their chancier, One bill purported to be on the Potomac Bauk al Washington, and everal bills on various other banks weie found iu their possession. They were brought before Justice King this morning and held for examination.

Family JARS. Isaac Walker was sent to jail this morning for committing an assault upon his wife, Jane; who stated that ho abused her and was in the habit of doing so regularly, and she could get no peace with him at all Isaac said the disturbance always originated on the other side but as women have the privilege of using their tongues, the garrulity of MrB. Walker was not deemed sufficient justification for her husband beating her, and he was placed in durance for five days. For the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Dear Editor 1 must entirely disclaim the relationship impose upon me, to that deeply injured McP.

family, even to the fifty second degree. As my convictions have been increase I have eudeavored to advocate them with candor end sincerity, and altogether apart from personal feelings. Again let me thank you for your politeness, in so frequently throwing open your columns to my pen. O. The Last Ball.

The much talked of complimentary ball to Mr. Edward Arents, the lessee ol Gothic Hall, took place last night, and had it not been for the disagreeable slate of tho weather, would undoubtedly have been very numerously attended. We were sorry extremely Borry to see so few present numbering, we should say. about one hundred and fifty persons but as our Brooklynites do not manufacture their own weather they must submit to the disappointments and inconveniences arising from that of the imported article. The girls Inst evening looked extremely pretty and fascinating and at the first sight of the pretty creatures we imagined we felt ourselves being gradually transported, as it were, heaven ward and had we not been aware of our moral and beneveleut duties upon earth, wo would be, at this moment, dancing the Spanish dance or cheat and jig among the femiuine beings of a more elevated sphere and any expedition to hunt us up would have been as fruitless as those after Sir John Franklin.

Such was the effect produced upon us at the first sight of the girls, as near as we can describe it. The fancy dances during the evening by the two little Applegates' were very well performed, indeed, and deserve the highdst credit. The thanks of the company are' due to Messrs. Hooper, Voorhees, Dey, and the others of the floor committee, for their polite and gentlemanly attentions during the night. They will please accept'our acknowledgements.

At midnight the company sat down to a most bountiful supper provided by Arents himself, who, as a supper manager, can not be excelled. Mr. Voorhees made a very neat and appropriate speech during supper, and returned bis sincere thanks, on behalf of Mr. Arents, for the kindness which the company extended towards bim during the past winter. On the conclusion of Mr.

re marks, Mr. Arents Jreceived nine hearty cheers A Mr. Walker being called upon, arose and returned his heartfelt (placing hand on his waist coat) thanks for their kindness in calling upon bim, and and and that was all. Mr. vv then sat down apparently smothered in bis own eloquence.

He received 0 hearty cheers. The company broke up about daylight this morn ing highly delighted with tneir evening's enter tainment. A merrier night was never spent at Old Gothic Hall. BROOKLYN PIBE INSTJB.AKCE COMPANY. niTARTKILED IN 1824.

Offices, 43 Fulton, npperoorner of Front Brooklyn, and No.6 Merchants' Exchange, Wall street, JN.Y. This Company having their Capital invested in themoBt undoubted securities, und having a surplus of 430,000, continue to insure dwelling houBcs, stores, and other buildings, furniture, merchandise, vessels in port and thoir cargoes, upon aBiavoraoie terms as any simiiarinsiiiuiiou OIRRCTORS, William Ellsworth, John Joel 8. Oatman, Phineas T. Barnum, Daniel D. Howard, Caleb S.

Woodhull, Charles T.Cromwell, Anastalius Nicholas, Richard L. Allen, William Miles, Elilah F. Purdv, Robert (J. Bell, John N. Genin, Alex.H.Schultz, John D.Pye, Henry Quackenboes, Justus S.

Redflold, John W. Amerman, Fordyce Hitchcock, Samuel Townssnd, John C. Smnh. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President. ALFRED G.

STEVENS, Secretary. iy21 tf DEY GOODS, AtS.M. Rossiteb's FAMILY I1RY GOODS STORE may be found the largest and beet 'elected stock oliiry (ioods in the city ot Brooklyn. S. M.

Rossltor betrs leave to sav to tho purchasers Dry Goods in Brooklyn, that he would be pleased to see mem at his counterp. Received tnis day, 300 doz Linen Cambric Hdkle, 6d each, 1011 do do do verv One. la each Those Hdkfs are the best and cheapest ever sold in Broomyn at tne price. foSO tf S. M.

ROSSITER, 105 Fulton street OIL CLOTHS. Floor OH Cloths from 38c. to SI 50 per yard, Table do do 25c to .150 do Carriage do do 33c. to SO do do do lOc.lo 45 do Alargeaawrtmentoftbeabovo goods can be had at Nc 50 uuonstroei. fo8lf JAS.E.

UNDERBILL, KHMVV, AWiioivw. 172 and 174 Fullon (Mnseuni Buikttnt;) corncrol Orsnge sireet. II. fc K. will give their personal attention 'lousehold Furul'tnreiat in tbeirlta.

conveoleirtsales rooms), Dry Goods, Groceries, ind out door Bales generally. Cash advances made on: all detcripttank u(prr perly consigned for sale. v. At 10X Vclock, in the Ple rtoem; 'f' Superior MakognV ant Wtnt KtmHaftm by CttlHlogu, an excelltnt uisonmeiil ul luptilor furulri lure the sale of which was postponed lroto Itt twrck.iri' censcquence or unfavorable weaiher. Particulars Iiere ftr.

Muiiii AAIIOW 81'ON( A.uciioiijjtt,,.; OrrtCKi 31 Fultow street, j. The subscriber would reeptctliilly MsJ Irierds1 ind the public, that will bir pexuiisl alirhtii to the sale of Real Inntc at A lfii. in tl i MeichsmV Exchange, N. York, ihe. Fiahklin liil ee, oil, any part dl Long Island.

Also, Bales of luri.iiuio snd nierchardiitcf everv do soription attemltd lo on fcvoiaLle tt mt. Real Estate or every detctiptich ai piitBle Hoinea and Lots at all prlfi ti il tonus of iieymeiit easy. Vaeant lots lor Mtlr low and mi rej adviWidi many nf them to build also, money loaned, iutnTMil mortgatti turn to suit. Office, No. 31 Fullon Wednesday, April I4 At 12 o'clock, at the Meichanis' Exchange, F'i l'uwers street, Brooklyn Valuable coiner itoictlin very desirable throo sto and attic lramestoto anddwel ling, Bi'uate on the 8 cor Atlantic Bod lo' 20x75; liouso and store 20x32; three torhi tlleBi: bnsement; well built and just good tsndJoCi businosp, and In a rapidly' improving neighborhood.

Terms 1000 dollara may remain oh bond and mortgage. Also, the new and neat frame dwelling boote end lot, nextSof hnd adjoining the above lot lestrable residence or prcfltable invtetment. Termj i(. 14110 may remain on ootid and ap3 tf Sacked street Also, the convenient thrtottorv brick dwelling botiBO and lot, situate on b6 SP'e'oi Sackett si, 24.111 llins W.from llickset; lot 20ft5lD8lnldthriUu front and oar and 100 ft in depth; house 20fi5lDBby 38., il brick, three stories and back basement; fiitsncd In good style, marble mantles, grates, Jic immediateviclnity of the UamtltoDsnd SonthFrtle.ls i deBirablu residence. Terms 2000 dollars may remairvi on bond aid mortgage a'pfl uf" Nudum avenue near Waihington ParEAlrolh'e'ne anddesiruole three story and brtckldwelllijst' house, siinate on tho sido of Hu.

eon. ave about 75 leet from UeKalb avenue, and in tho Immediate vicinity or Washington Park. LollflxUO. with pinzza in rear (5 Ittieep. Philadelphia brlck'frdnt; brown atone stoop, Iron railings, 4c; well built, andjutt finish In mod' rn style, wilh marble mantles, grates, io: Terms, WOO dollar may remain on and M.

p0'4t AT PRIVATE SALE. Ihcki street 1'bo large und subblunllnlly built frBtnq house No 15 Ilicksttreet, bu aBhorlditt nee from fullon Terry lotiSxlOO; hotitc 25x36 or 38; i Uc and basement; in good order; will bo sold Bt a baV Kiiiu 2j00 dollars cau remain un bond and mortgage 6 per cint. Several vacant lots on tl.o corner ol Fullon and Flalbueh avenues, i uniprising Ihe whole fro tils nlthe Intorsectitn or these two public thoroughlan b. Sevorul desirable building lolsen Cumberlord, Csrtton and Adelphl sireels, near Hilton aver ne ftreets'grsded md paved und in every way desirable for a private real fence. Also, 2 new and noat frame cottagie, side.

1 elween Hanover Place and Bond street Ihoy nroiiuw finishing, tnd will be sold on favorablo terms. ISiidge street Four ol tbe beautiful brown ttonelront itotiseu in Bridge street, next to cor of llloughby tho aro 21 font by 100 fi deep; house 21x41), with eh I closed piiizzali It; three Blunts, basement Slid atlic Puck; sit in the best manner, and flnithed in the modern Sty la, with live marble mantles and cornices cooking rsnge, gas pipes, and every convenience for a' onteel res denr.e. Terms, a large portion of the pnrcbaso tnonoy can remain on bond and mortgage. Also, 2 neai cottage houres, with 2 lots each, on the ildi ol Clason avenue, between 1 uHoliand Gales avenue for sale low and on eas teims. Ouu section ol land (S lots) on Washington avenue; the highest ground In the city, at the junction of UeKalb.

Also, a line large dwelling and 8 lots on Washington ave. side, near lh Kiilb. Several line new stores and dwellings on Fulton avenrjov deslrably located lor sale low and tern a eaty. A hi rue nunilier of g. nteel residences ou Bond, Livingston, Schermer horn, Slale, Pacific, Cumberlbnd, dulpni and othorstroote, and Hanover Place, cemprltli hiiudfomo brick huuK medium kizc Irame houtes, and tew und ncjjtcot'ugea.

Many of theninxeior sale at bar Terms faeorublo. Also, vacant lots in almost all paite of Brooklyn, ot oil prices and on favorable terms. Mont loaned upon many them to aid in tho building. 7o Let fu oral vory desirable buildings, well located, md at alt rents. 0p8 lm jtoSIiFit lAuenoiioi BROOKLYN PUBLIC SALES ItOOM Jfi.

191 Washington streetnear Cuneord t. Those who may desire the personal nl tendance of the lubi criber, in dispofing of their furulluie during ibe mason. will plonso end their ordersto the Sales Room at ihoir earliest convenience. Vi here it is inconvenient to owners, or tbe quantity iB loo small to wsrraut the ixpenso of an uuciii.n solo, a fair auction prico will be for furniture ol every description. Iota Ibe commis which would have been charged If sold atnuctiou.

Furniture taken on Blorano. JOSFPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer, Sales Room, 191 Washington street, Brooklyn. i Wkn fdatt. April 14, At 0 a in, at 1 15 Johnson near Bridgo street, i 11 am, at 138 Washington near jandsMreeL Catalogues at the Salos Room. I hi rsdaY.

April 15, At 0 o'clock, a rn, precisely, at s0 Harrison near. Clinton. slroel; to immediately nflor the uliovo, at 1 o'clock, i nt 174 Clinloiist, between Warren and Baltic ct, I Tho liirnitiirv contained In ibe i bove houeBl all of the best manufacture, and comprises largo and gsmral issor int ni lor Parlor, Chunibtr and Kitchen also, a i pli ndid rosewoi mar top French Eecr nolle, new, coat 5 1 ml. Catalogues at tNo auction room. Friday, April 16, At 9 a in, at VJ liicks it, immediately niter the above at 1 pm, at 130 Henry st; immeillately a torlheahove, i at 3i in, at Iho sales Room, 101 Washlng onstrert CouiprisuiK in all a very Iu ge af or Itnrut for Parlor, Chamber, Library, and IHuing Room, and Kitchen.

Catalogues attlie Sales Room. I' NOT it; 15. All persons having business with the: Hoard I Fiie Warden, Bre berel mlormed that uiu said Board muel on Weduesdoy evening ol each week. at No. 215 Fultou stieet.

Cinmiut.Uuiitiiiii lelt (at toy. nine) at llie residence ol either of the undersigned, or at; iheofllco ol CoiuiuitsloDer ot Uepairs and Supplici, Clti i Hall, will be attended lo. The namrsol all persons mak iug coiiiplaiats of violations ol any of the various lawaanai ordinances appertaining lo Ihe duties ol the underslgnod are kept etrictly private. Dalod Brooklyn, January 12, 1852. JOHN ROACH, No.

215 Fulton it. R. J. LUCKEY, No. 198 Fullon St.

i THUS. WATSON, No. 70 Concordat. Fire Wardens. a III In the mutter or the application of IBS'" cnmmnn Council of the citv of Brooklyn, in rela lion to opening MORTON Btrcet, Irom Bedford avenue to Kent avenue, in the city of Brooklyn.

f'' To all whom It may concern Tie reiortof the Commissioners of EBtiraale scsBinent in iho above enliueti matiernas oeen compiereor and tiled in the ofllce ot ihe Licmot tuecoumy oi tvings, wliero it is open for ihe inspection of all persons Interest ed. Application will be made ou behnll of 1116 6810001" moil lo the County Court, ot thecouuty orKlng8, on Monday, the 26lh day of April 10 O'CIOCK, in llie lorenoon, lo haveaaiu report connrnteu. Hated April Btn, leau. ap 9 did J. VAN Attorney.

COKVOHATIUN NOTICE. Ordinance lo naff sidewalks on Patk avenuet, on bolh Iludsou to Clinton venue, six leel wide; ana irenr.jnr i Itn avenue to Spencer street, fonr leet wide. A Notice 1b hereby given to all parties hiierestw tMJ petition has been presented to the Common CouneltttlW. city, asking fortbepasBage of un era inance rcquirigiinpttj owner? or property on tne bdovo ramw llii ir sidewalks (lagged as above staled. tteinonstrauci'S (il any) againsi uio psaBaga oi muvwi' nance must bo presented luthe Common Council oq ot Uo fore the 22d day of April Inst asthey will finally act upon ihe same attheir next ensuing meeting, or as Boon there alter aB convenient.

Brooklyn. April 0, 1852. JOHN li. ,,9 jot Street PICTXIBK FRAMES, 1NRY GARBANATI, Peapiicai. Fkahe Maker, lixisi rfinl met, between Henry and Clinton a k.n in hand an seioilmf ot stUMM Boned Ornamented Franks of Fa, ry Wood Men dhpr.

tb Uttfordi 'SViMtj an" d'ilpa'teh. EugravlngvCertlflcatea; tl and appropr a ely he wort arrnn of the best materials, at .15 per cent thw usual store prices. A stock of Fine rvlngi alwaya on hand, III I Our Birds don't exactly slog, 'b the AlS1 Manufacturer of jewelry and silver Ware. Watches and clocks repaired in the voty beetinaniier, apl tf latal diseasei, which at different periods affect both old and young, vix Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, fcc. Believing it to be a valuable medicine in the above casts, cheerlully recommend it those who may have the misfortune to be afflicted with Dysentery and the like, and having given it a lair trial my own practice, which servtd udinirkbly Ihe purpose for which It waa givon, I feel no hesitancy in fcivingitmy sanction us a safe and valuable medicine.

L. B. WRIGHT, M. D. 61 McUougaltstieet.

Philadelphia, March 18,1852. .1 his is to certify, that I have used "Bigolow' Alterative" in my family for about two yours, and have found it a most ttfflcaclous medicino for bowal complaints, and can recommend it with confidence tu Iho community. J. 8. VVYCKuFF.

I bolieve the above certificate, having found the medicine, by experience in my family, lo possess the excellent quail Hub as there stated. SAMUFL J. BBEBEE. Now York, March 19,1852. I have Alterative" in my rrmily and have never found it to fall, when all o' her remedies administered by, and under direction of Physicians have proved imffijclual.

I think it a perfect corrective for Dysenteric and all bowelcomplalnti. GEO. W. BEEBEE. New York, March 2 2,1852.

47 Wall street. 1 be above is for sale by R. J. cornsr Fulton and Clinion st. W.H.

Douglass, cor Pearl stand Fulton uv. W. E. P. Baylies, cor Fulton and Clason avenues, and Robeit Knight, 87 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

apl3 ly CJKCIJS Ann MENAGERIE COMBINED I The consolidated exhibition of WILD BEASTS AKD EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, being the entire establishments of It. Sandn fc und i. C. Quick Co Will perform in this city, on LlvirKton street, rer of City Hall, April 14, 16 WEDNESDAY, THURS DAYand FRIDAY. ONE PRICE OF ADMIrSION TO BOTH.

Doors open ai 2 and 7 o'clock. Performances commence at 2K md 7i o'clock, P. M. Admission 23 cents. No half price.

The Caravan and Circus will enter town In grand procession, preceded by a magnificent Cortege and Music (Chariot, with the famous Bugle Band, of Captain J. C. Adams. THE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION, F.m Braces a beautiful asssrtmenl, recently purchased from Die estate of the late Earl of Derby, and Mr. Wootnble ol England, among which are the lollowing: 2 Performing Elephants; Sriyrien Camels; Great African Lion White Polar Bear; California Heurs Leopard; Black Tiger; potted Hyena; Black Bear; Monkey Family; Emu; Stork Black and White Swans Geld a Silver Peanut; Adjutant; Kangaroos; Alpaccaand English Deer.

THE EUUESTR1AN FEATURES. R.Sands and bis talented Children The Kentucky clown Sam Lathrop Cassimer Odtll, Ihe Roc Splitler The troup of ponies, May Fly, Damon and Pythias, Clndfrello Masters Maurice ai Jesse Sands Mr. W. J. Smith Mr.

W. Kincade, the champion tumbler Nagles J. Bassett C. Haslet. Manager W.

J. SMITH. Ring Master B. Huntihgton. TwoC.owns Sim Lathrop and Dat.

Toe pLTformnnces embraced in the above combined Exhibitions are in evtryrespiiM perfert iu etch department all exhibit under the same canvas, and one price only of admission to all. The whole entertainment will conclude with aCOMIC AFTERPIECE. aplO tf Odylio and Alchimiatic Performance. MENTAL ALCIUMY I DK. WILLrAMS, Lectures and Experiments in the Central Reformed Dutch Church, Henry st, near u.ark, Brooklyn, MONDAY, WEDN ILSDAY, AND FRIDAY llvenings, thsweek.

Programme for the week By request, the experl uts on Monday Evening. Ihe 12th of April, will be preceded with, a Lecture of 30 minutes, upon the natural mode ol preserving health. On Wednesday Evening, 14th upon the modus operandi ol Impressions In changing our mental and physical nature On Friday Evening, 16th upon tho influence of Mental Alcnimy in ihe moral, intellectual and phys.eal cul ure race. Bach Lecture will be followed with a great variety of experiments, scientific, laughable and vsry lutoresting, illustrative of his new philofophy. Iiooraopen ai 7) o'clock.

Lecture to commence at 8. Tickets of admission only 12 cents. A liberal arrangements mude with hoots, on application at his rooms, 166 and I8 Fulton st. N. Private class EDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

at 6 o'clock. Those who wiBh to learn should not lose this ipporlunity, as it is tne la of the season. Terms 1'hro. Lessons, S.x Lessons, $10. apl2 lw insurance.

IHE NASSAU F1EE INSURANCE COMPANY, Or BROOKLYN, Capital, SJ paid in, So. nor ol Remsen, (opposite City Hall) WILL Insure against lossord (Ire, Houses, Goods, Furniture, Vessels and cargoes in port, Vessels building and lulajio Transportation, terms as liberal as other substantial Companies. DIRECTORS Henry RuggleB, Churles Lynde, James Sbeldoni, Elijah Lewis, Loo nils liallard, SauiwJ Powell, Wm Bulkier, Peter Balen, Thomas Stratton, William Harris, Thomas Gerald, Stephen llaynes, Abm Baylis, George Hastings, John Studwell, Michael Chauncy, Dan'l Richards, WM. Samuel Smith, William Gary, Honry Murphy, Litchfield, llaulord, Abiel A Low, James A II Bell, John Martin, Leonard Cooper, George Morgan, James Weaver, Daniel Van VourhiB, Harper, Johnson, Isaac Carhart, Wm Hunter, Jr, Carson Brevoorl. HARRIS, President.

Chas. O. The Office will be open evenings until 9 o'clock. Ja31 tl ATJ.4lNH FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.NV OF BROOKLYN. 140 Atlantic street Feb.

7, 1852, At the annual election for Directors of this Company, held on the 4ih instant, th following gentlemen wero elected for the ensuingyear, viz: Czar Ounniug, Geo A JarviB, Dennis Perkins, John Cocks, Electus Litcbrield, Charles Christmas, JameH Slranahan, Edward A Lambert, Lovi Brigham, Nehemiah Knight, Robt. II. Berdell, John Tnylor, Walter Griffith, Dunham, A Cook Hull, Edward Bridge, Randall 11 Greene, Joseph She Anthony Ostrom, Ezra LowiB, Jas Van Nostrand, Isaac Otis, John A Davenpirt, Conklin Brush, John Hitching, Robert Perrin, Darwin Litchfield, Richard Holmes, JarviB Brush, Joseph Pope Catlin, Henry A Kent, Henry Suydam, Jr. John Van Nostrand, Westminster Abbey, Nathl. Putnam, Seymour lusted, CO Rnumage, John Fowler, William Schmidt.

The following gentlemen were chosen Inspectors of tho next annual election, viz: Charles Stanton, Henry Boe rum Wm. Henry Sheldon. At a subsequent meeting of the Board, CZAR DUNNING was unanimously re elected President. fe9 tt HORATIO DORR, Secretary. DBESS GOODS.

LbBOUTELLIER BROTHERS respectfully Invito the Ladies of Brooklyn to inspect their MERINOri, SILKS, from recent Auction Sales; tho prices being unusually low 11 ps Groa Royale, 10 ps Plaid Silks, 6 pb Turc 3 attn, 12 ps small llgd Silks, 15 ps Self cnlo" ed Ponlte de Sole all at 6s pr yd, 23 pb Nan str pe silk at 5s. MERINOS AND CASHMERES, at 1, Also, a large assortmentof RIBBONS, from Is upwards. 60 Canal street, New York, n4 tf four doors from Broadway. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, in S. M.

Rossitir's. I SHALL OPEN and offer for Bale this day 500 ps Spring Prints, beautiful patterns, and fast colois, atGd pr worth Kid. 300 33. one yard wide, Brown Sheetings, at tkl per yd, woith 9d. Sill) ps, one yard wide, White Muslins, at CPper yd, worth lOd.

These Goods were received yesterday, direct from the manufacturers, and are offered at manufacturers prices, by thepBorby the 8. M. ROSSITER, mhlOtf 105 Fulton ttreet. QIJ.VF.R PLATED oOODS. SpoonB, Forks, La 3 dies, a very good and handsome article at J.

n. CHASE'S Jewelry Blore, apl tf 203 Fulton street, Manufacturing jeweller. ally become one of tho neBt corners lathe Eastern section of the city. Lot 24 ft in front, 14 in rear, by about 57 ft on each side. ap9 5t ti V.

ItlililiCKIill A Atictiouoers. Entrance on New Btieet, corner of Wall Will give their personal attention to tho selling of Ren'. Estate, Household I'm nituie, and PcrsoiuilProporty oi ovory description, by public or private sale. 83" Loans Nhoociatkb on Rical Ebtatb. They will also attend to the Hiring and Letting of Houses, furnished or unfurnished.

F.dwurd Blcecker, George W.Blocckcr, Gerard Banckor n2U 3m AT PRIVATE BALE, Brooklyn Property A house wilh eight ol ground stable, fruit trees, he, on Clason avenue. House and lot 110 by '5 I'cH on Washington Bt, mw its junction with Fulton. Two now brick a story, basement and utile nished in the bestmunner with gas pipes, In Setter merhoru near Bondatrect lots 20 by 100 ft each. Now 2 story frame house with tearoom, nearPulloi and Clason avenueB. House and loton JohuBon st between Jay and Lawrcnci sts.

Price $3,500. 7 threo story and basement brick houses on Livingston at. commencing atlhc corner I tloylBt, ill buBold supe rnlely or together. A cottage and Iot25xl20 ft on Myrtle Franklin avenue. Tbo 3 Blory and basement house and lot, 362 Pacific Bt Two lots on Court Blreet corner Bush St.

Five lotB on Galea avenue, bctwoen Nostrand and Alar cy avenues and four lots between Mercy andTompkjm avenue, The house and lot SW cor Henry mil Bcinten Bis, Cottage and five lots, wilh born, on Hickory street nenr Clason avenue. A 3 story brick house in Colli st, next lo public school, cor Myrtle ave. Price 250(1 dollars. $1000 on mortgage. at per cont.

5 lots on First Place, cor Smith st, 22x133, 6 lots on Clasun ave, between Putnam aveandotd Bed ford Road, 25x200 ft each, 2 story and basement brick house in Lawence street. between Willnughby st and Myrtle avo lot 25x100 ft, 15 lots on Gates avenue, cor ot Bedford, Mansion and 8 Inta or grd on Washington ave, Beautiful Mansion and Slots on t.liiiton avo, for salooi will bo exchanged lor New ork property, Houses and lo.s lor sale in all parts of New York city. Houses nndloisol all descriptions and in all parts ot the city of New York for sale or ti lei. Spools. BROOKLYN IHBTITUTE Drawing Clikskr, ILL commence on TUESDAY Evening, Octobei 7th, 1851, and continue every TueBday and Frida Evening, from 7 to 9 o'clock.

Landscape and Fioore Class Terms 52 per quarter. 24 evenings, payable in advance. Robert lloskln, Teacher. Architectural anii Class 64 pel quarter. in advance.

John Helium, Teacher. Application to join either of the above classes, can made any week day evening at the 1 1 ti title. Young Ladles Clasa every SATURDAY ufternoon.fron 2 lo 4 o'clock. Terms S3 per quarter. Apply to R.

Hoi kin, Teacher, No. 8(1 Myrtle avenue. OERItlTT SMiTH, JOHN HOOPER, OLIVER HULL, CHARLES CONGHON. Brooklyn, Sept. 17, 1S.M.

sIH tf Committee. CITY ACADEMY, llil Atlantic MsutT, Broorlvn, CHAS rt Si'ONE, A.M., Principal. rlllS INSTITUTION Is designed to be a Select En glisb and Classical School fer Ynnng Gentlemen. The urn her oi pupils is limited; and none are admit ted under 10 years ol ape. All the n.enns requiMfp for obtaining a complete En glish education.

and thorough preparation lor College, aro luriihihed. For 4.C., apply ai above mh23 Itn Mons. and Madame Berteau's W7RENCII and Unglieh Day and Hoarding Schoolfoi Young Ladles 43 Pienepont street, willre openSep earner iBt. The English Departmontwtii continue lo oeunaertnc direction nf N. ('leavelnnd, r.si.

nu2(i tf Ihirty One Thousand Dollars Worth of CABINET FURMIUHE. HE Citizens of Brooklyn and Long Island, who an about making purchases iu Fur ituro ari! Inviled to call at Wrii.Ko IS III II Num' er Ailantlcst. South Brooklyn. FIVE LARGE SHOW ROOMS aro occupied lo disp ay one ol ihe largest and mostcle gant assortment uf ITJHNITUUE ever bofore off red at retail in this cl or New Yorl city. Wo have a very large as ortineiitol solas In mm wood, hogany ilnut and mil.

I prices ranging frou. SI8loSI5ll. Also, cna rs from 44 cents lAHI.iilt mi iir.uui win made (o order, of rosewood, niabognny, walnut and k. in MODERN, GOTHIC, AN'lIQUii, ELIZABETIIIAN AN II i L.r.ri. Also, Bed room Suits ol various styles, and at prices to suit purchasers.

All work made to order warranted equal in nunllty ami Btyluto any manufactured. Thoseinwantol an ol tne noovo ariicto? aro respeei fully inviled lo call and examineotirstock forwe leel cm fident thai more elegant an I la ty nrticltB cannot beob I3i ned lor ibe same money. Furuiluru i upholst red and variusneu. The nnlv Manufactory iu lhis Sta for the CELE BRATED CALIFORNIA LOUNGE Is at WEKK.N it S.UKV'S, 157 Atlantic il rei, South Brooklyn, ilv thnir inereiited facilities for maiiulacturing th will bo enabled lo fill orders Irom all parts of the United Roitna with nrotnntness anddeaoatc These Lounger nood ouly io oe Been to nc appreciated over an omen now tn use. Also, a ree assortment ori'AKLOK IjUuini.ch oi ull descriptions coi stantly on hand and being ninniilac turud.

A cull is solicited. mlud JmC Paper Hangings and Upholstery. JOHN W1LLINH, Agent lor JAB. OLIVER, returns thanks to llie inhai itant of Biookljn and cinltj for Ihe very flattering support tney nnvj uivoreu nun win. and informs I hem that be has hand Ibo newest and most fashionable styles ol I'api iiangingB, oom loreign and meslic, coiphtiiig ol superb tleconiloiiH In flowers, Fruit Vases and Statuary, Rosewood.

Mahogany, Maple arid Onk wi ode, Sienna. Dove, Verd antiqne, am! other Marble. Willi a general aBSoilnnt of paper nangingr ofall qualities and patterns. Kxperlonceo woraiuen svui. io auj yniiui hid counlry.

Patent Spring, Hair, Moss and oilier Mattresses, purified Feathers and Feather Beds; Carpel cut ad mnde in the best manner. Upholstery In 11 Its branches. JUHIN wiJL.i.uvn, wgeui, 1 U0 Fullon street. Reference to anumber of the most iutluonlial tiions of Brook'yn. mn'3 Jm MUSEUM SALOON ioiinkr Oranoe and rotTON EETS 1 11 I' I'.

1.IJ1, vll, r. CIV I lrw ai biuvitii o'clock a uood variety alwayson thotable at that hour rTJHK ABOVE SAl.ooN having been fllledup wilh jL tho view of accommodating Ladiesas well aa Gentlemen Ihore are private boxes and rooms provided loi their uccoiiimodulKin, anil atlemlvo servanls always li readiness lo wail upon Ihem. Tho Larder is alwnysaup plied wilh the beBt the ma ket affords, of Game, Poultry. Oysters, and every variety ol Deserved un tn order and upon short notice. PnrtlesBiipplied witl Dinners and Suppers in iho Saloon, or senl lo any partoi thecity.

rrivate eittranceturougiuneiiaii nuirange Btreet. nih2 3m NAUULEKV, ROBERT R. Si ORY, lattho Old Stand. No 25 Fulton Btreet. i nlaried his nromiscB and added to his Stock that he can cive satisfacilon to his former friendi and pati oils, and all others who may bo pleased to favor him witn tneir custom.

F.ngino and all other lit ckels, mado to kinds of Hose, and Fire order. N. B. Agent for the sate of all kinds of COAL AND WOOD. "0' Open daily, from 12 to 1 o'clock, ap3 3m(.