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SHSSS HiSSSSESSSS DBtfGS AND MEDICINES. BMtJm A TDmiJCAEt.i i'little girlrj he mstsifmt. xtt fSSs W4 0NE DUST FOR SALE. A PURE ARTICLE jj or none ot a variety or anoness, from half Inch to perfect wder. a great artlole for Orape Vines, or Farming; purposes.

mhStf Apply to J. a MAOKAY. Court slraot. Brooltlyu. OR SALE A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE in Brooklyn, near Fulton avenue cars, with nihi inn nf ground.

House 39by 40, 21 rooms, gas In all the rooms, gas In stable, plenty of fruit and vegetables, cow and carriage house. A large portion can remain on If wanted. Inoulre on the premises, corner of Putnam and Classon ava. jy2 lm F.l Qulncy ply at 1 OR SALE A GOTHIC COTTAGE HOUSE and Five Lots on west aide of Classon avonue, corner of ply at 114 Fulton street, Brooklyn. buwi.

xBiiunwwui uwi iu remitui on mortgage, ap Jel2tf OR SALE A VtLLA, BUILT IN THE ITA llan style, with about eleven lotunfornnnd. nn ONhtt oorneJof Lefferta street, Brooklyn, within a block of the Ball road terms essv Price 312,000. Apply to B. BALDWIN, over he Central Bank, Brooklyn. fo27tf OR SALE THE FOUR STORY MARBLF Front House and LoL sontherlv nldn nf P.

rat pinrA namik ot Smith, 2Sfeetfrent lSSfoetdeepl 33 feet Court Yard, with all the inodern Improvements, will be sold low terms easy Ap Jy28tf No. 112 Fulton street. LOTS FOR SALE, AT PRICES FROM $260 Is the 10th Ward of the city of Brooklyn, on 3d and 4th avenues and President and Carroll streets if improvements are made all the purabase money can remain on mortgage for a term of years also, water fronts on the Gowanus Creek, suitable for manufactories, or lumber, brlok, coal, and stone wbioh will be sold or leased on very favorable terms. Apply to ARTHUR W. BENSON, JeUly Ofiloe on Carroll slreet, near Nevlna street OR FOUR' FIRST CLASS THREE story and basement brick houses, situated on the corner of Fifth and.Elehth BtroeL fitted un with All LhA mnH.ni im.

ouuui iuuvuuieuui. uus, ac, complete. Also, for sale or to let, 4 brick nouses on the southerly aide of Soutil'ourth street, between 8th and 9th streets. Also, 1 three story and basement brlok house, No. 119 South Fourth street.

In complete order, with heaters in each room. Also, 2 colonade wooden houses on First street, between South 8th and South 9lh streets, one block south from Feck Slip Ferry. Also, for sale, 20 lots on South Fifth street, easy terms, and money advanced, where good improvements are mado. Enquire of J. V.

MESKROLE, No. 72 Second bL, fe7tf, one door south of South 7th st. J3ATENT ICE HOUSE FOR SALE. THE JC large building, situated In Water street, near Bridge, Brooklyn, opposite the Excelsior Cordage Manufactories, recently used for a fruit preserving establishment Building 55 feet by 100 feet two stories high, wiih vault 14 feet deep below the ourb, extending; over the whole ground. Would be a suitable place for a brewery, or for storage.

Will be sold cheap, and on easy terms. Enquire of MESEROLE, 72 Second feStf one door Souti of Houtb7th. TO LET. A GOOD FRAME HOUSE TO LET, IN A pleasant part or Brooklyn, near City Hall. Gas fixtures lor sale, and carpets If wanted; rent 1490.

Apply at tho Eagle office. JjlO 8m QTEAM POWER TO LET, WITH WELL k) lighted Booms, In Furman street one block from Fulton Ferry. Apply at 11. MoKINNY'S Iron Balling Manufactory, on Ihe premises. fe21 if mo LET IN COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, I No.

369 Fulton street opposite City Ball, a splendid Lodge Room. Also, rooms suitable for Daguereotype business. Also, one veiy large rsom on tat floor, would be devlded un to suit a tenant. Apply to D. A.

BOBBINS, my6 tf No. 290 Pearl st, rp 10 LET. $360 MARBLE MANTELS AND. J. gas A three story brick house, 12 rooms and cellar, an nuuuiu uveaue, iwo ram uium avenue Atauroaa.

ak so one on Putnam avenue, near Bedford. Also one In Dean near Smith. Apply to COGSWELL 4 ANDERSON, mh7 tf Mechanics' Exchange, No. 9 Court street TO LET A LARGE, WELL LIGHTED ROOM over the Long Island Insurance Company also smaller rooms suitable for Offices. For particulars, apply in the Office Company, corner of Fulton and Front Brooklyn.

felOtf TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, the Hamilton Hotel, atHamllton Ferry, with or without tho fixtures. It is a 4 story bouse, with a good bar, and accommodations for 20 or SO boarders. The stand Is unequalled. Enquire or ANSON BLAKE, No. 10 Union st Brooklyn.

mhl9 tf PIANOFORTES AND MUSIC. TIANO FORTES. A GOOD ASSORTMENT of new and second hand Pianos may be found at the Wore Rooms of BUNOE CHESNUT, 04 Fulton Btreet which will be sold at the lowest prices and upon the most favorable terms. Piano Fortes manufactured to order, of any style, or finish desired, and none but the very best materials used In their construction. Also, Agents for Smith's celebrated Melodcons, which will be sold at prices varying from $50 to 8200.

Pianos exchanged, repaired, tuned and boxed at the shortest notice, at oclOtf BONCE CHESNUT'S, 94 Fulton, cor. Henry sts. PIANO FORTES, MELODEONB AND MUSIC for sale at the Atheneum Book and Music Btore. Atla nt J. MARS U.

IANO FORTES FOR SALE AND TO HIRE. M. WALKER, Muslo Store, 10" Fulton street Brooklyn, Fortes, Musical Instruments, Music, Violin and Guitar M. W. has now on hand for sale a choice assort ment of Pianos of the most approved makers, viz: Stodarta, Nunns, at reduced prices.

Piano Fortes for blre. jy5 ly INSTRUCTION. DON BERNARD'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH Boarding and Day School for young ladles, No. 20 Second riiice, Brooklyn. Mr.

Don Bernard, late Professor of his native French Language at the University College of New York, also at Mrs. Chegaray'8 School and Madame Don Bernard, French Teacher at the Itutger's Institute, N. YM respectfully inform their friends and the public that their Hchool will re open as usual on the 8 hof September. References of the highest respectability can be had with circulars on the premises, A Stage is attached to the Establishment jylO 2m MISCELLANEOUS. BUTTER BUTTER I BUTTER Good Butter Is3dls6d Fine do Is8d(gls9d Finest do 2s KINNURSLEY'S TEA SXOKK, jeH lm 176 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.

CONNERS' UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY, Nob. 29, 31 and S3 BEEKMAN STREET, New Yoek. TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. The undersigned beg to inform the uade that they have lssned their NEW QUARTO SPECIMEN BOOK OF PRINTING TYPES, BORDERING, Ac, and that it is now ready for delivery to their old patrons, and to all who patronize their Foundry. In It will be found a new series of Faces, from Pearl to Pico, surpassing, if possible, their celebrated Series or Sootcq Cot Faoxs.

The Fancy Type Department exhibits an unsurpassable variety of beautiful styles, Belected from France, Germany and England. The Scripts and Borderings are now for the first time presented to die printing public, and are the productions of the beat American and European artists. An entire new series of ERMAN FACES, both for newspaper and Job Printing, of a very superior style, Is now completed and ready for sale. Ever article necessary to a perfect Printing Establishment furnished to order. The metal from which the Type is made will be found peculiarly adapted to the severe usage of Machine Press Printing.

They beg to return thanks for past favors, and to solicit a continuance. Their, well known llboral manner of doing business, for the past thirty years, Is a guarantee to new patrons of their disposition and ability not to allow themselves to be surpoAtied for fair dealing, whether orders are by letter or otherwise. JAMKS CONNER 4 SONS. The Type on which this paper is printed is from CONNER SONS' United States Type Foundry. mhl3 4m COMBS, BRUSHES, FINE CUTLERY, LA dies' Rollcules and Work Boxes, Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Fort Monaes, Hand Mirrors, Purses, Portable Desks, China Vases, Sewing Card Cases, Ac, Ac, for sale by Mrs.

M. HAYES, 176 Fulton street, and by J. W. HAYES, 1S9 Atlantic street. oclOtf T7INAMELED FURNITURE.

HORAO Pi F. PABBINGTON, Manufacturer of all kinds ofEmanelod Painted and Grained Cottage Chamber Furniture, wholesale and retail, at the manufactory and warerooma, Nos. 46 and IS Wooster street, New York. A good assortment of cheap fuml uro for servants rooms. jy5 3m gJANDS VAN WINKLE'S WHOLESALE 7 and retail Paper Warehouse, 9 SPRUCE STREET, N.

ve constantly ou hand large variety of writing, printing, wrapping and lancy papers, In any quantity, from ono quire to 100 reams, suitable for book and job printers, hatters, confecliou ers, druggists, dry goods, grocers, shoe dealers, silk merchants and others. Also, cop waste, twine, Ac. N. B. Purchases or more, delivered free of expense in any part of tho city.

D. H. SANDS, mySly A. J. VAN WINKLE.

SECOND HAND BUILDING MATERIALS for sale, consisting of a number of large windows a ml doortt, cosct doors, inside shutters, and one setol' mahogany doors In good order. Enquire or F. EEEVE 102 4 IMScheriner horn st. jell lm AUCTION SALES. JAMES COLE, AUenONEER.

Fmvros Sirekt, Comvxkcial Excmaoic, orrosm thb Cirr Hai Hkooklt. JAMKS COLK A SOU, II give Ihelr reironal attention ales of Household Furnltmn, and nut door sale generally Alio to sales of Meal Estate. Stock. 4c. at the Exchange, N.

COLE, AUCTIONEER BY PEED 4 COLK. Sai.hs Roox, No. 33 Foxtox HiKinrr, ormsm thh Cirr IUr.1, Hkookltk. Tho advertisers having taken the abovo upaefoas Sales Room would Inform I lie. residents orlirooklyn anil vicinity Ibnl Ihoy ar now prepared to attend sales at Auction nf Household Furniture, Merchandise, Ac, either at their store or at the residence of the seller.

COOSWELL ANDERSON, AUCTIONEERS?" REAL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKERS, No. 11 Wall Strket, New Yobk. RevovkoFkom Mechanic's KxaiAHim, No. 9 Court ktrejct, HtlOOKLTtf. C.

A. rotura thanks to the citizens of Brooklyn for Ihelr former liberal pUBnage. and respectfully give notice that they Intend to conllf their buslneKs at ilie abovo named place, where they will happy to attend to any orders for the flalo of City Real Eslale. Slocks, Ilonds and Mortgages. Farms, Ac, Woatorn Lands, oliher at private or public sale.

They nave secured a stand for their public sales In the MERCHANTS' KXCIIANOE, N. and hope by strict attention to business to merit, tho continued suiiport ana confidence of the seller as well an the purchaser. Sales of Household Furniture, will be hold at Ihe residence or place of business of parties dcalrlng them. Loans negotiated on Houd and Mortgage, 60,000 acres lm proved and wild lands In Tctinesee, for Bale or exchange for city or country property or merchandise. These lands are Wilbur 10 lo 21 miles of Market, extremely fertile, producing grain and all kinds of titrm produce In abundance.

Climate unsurpassed for health and temperatnie. Price from three to five flva dollars per acre, COGSWELL A ANDERSON, mylO tf No. 11 Wall bL, ft. Y. CHARLES R.

MILLER, AUCTIONEER. DY CHARLES R. MILLER A OrnCK, 196 Broaiiwat, consult Dt Struct, New York, Aim Wvosorr Avb.ioe, East New Yobk. CHARLES R. MILLER A Real Estate Agents, and General Auctioneers, will glvo personal uttontton to sales of Real Estalo at Public or Private sale, and to tho salo of Household Furniture at tho residence of families declining housekeeping, and to out door sales gonorally.

Real Estate Salos will receive particular and personal alien lion. Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds, Mortgagor, Ac, sold on comml. 'don. mh5 tf OAKLEY WRIGHT, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, No. '9 Court strekt, (Mki uanics Exciia.sor, Brooklyn.

Will attend to the sales of Real Kslato at the Merchants' Exchange, Now York, at Montague Hall, Brooklyn, or at any other place In the cities of Brooklyn or New York. Will also attend to tho sales of Household Furniture, Merchandise, Stocks of Goods, at any place where thojr sorvlcos may be required. And trust lrom their long oxpcrlonce and strict attention to business, lo meet a continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to and for which thoy restioctfult their friends aud the pub lie. Patronage respectfully solicited. W.

C. ALBURTIS, Auctioneer. SToitn Ann Sales Room, No. 19 Court street, Marslr Builo OPPOSITE CITY HAI.l Will give his personal lientitn to Spring Furniture Kalea at private houses and his 1m Rooms. Terms moderate.

W. C. ALBURTIS, Auctloifcur, will sell on ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneor. The un'lcrHlgncd am prepared to purchase nnd seQ by privato contrnct, Keiu Kulnto nnd LotwehoM Property In th cUy of Brooklyn, an 1 to attend to the Auction BuRlnesn In all Its iirunchea.

ANTHONY J. UL10KCKEK A OfUce, No. 7 Hroail street, near Walt. TO EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PROP KRTY, ii pleiiHftntand very deHinibln nnunlrv residence, (run! on tho Hudson Ttiver R. R.

41! toWph from Now York, and ID mlnutfw walk from tho Depot. Tim houm: Ih a two storv framf 33 bvSS feci, and haw Darlor. mid muric roonu on llrHi floor, tlvt rooias, wltlr uloiJie.1 piunnPB, on me hucoiiu uoor( ana tun ju me nine. Dlnlnif room and kltclic'ti In tbn biwem'inL with and ce moatiiil cellar, ami clytRni water lntrodnnnd iuiw tha kitchen. Thn parlors Imro whjljj inarblo mantHfj and irimmoleil srateB, cidllnfiH centre plectjfi, lito.

The wnn. wort In thi pnrlur? iittH Ijroii recently painted, varnished isd, wails h.mdHoraisly papured wiUi white water'ii ntiii paper. Thi front wuidtuvs ofum story comu down to Hi! Iloor with tjalumradus oiitflidc; piizza In tim roar. Vlao, an out kttolum for ma. Tht; lot 33 by 175 feet, lias a fhm garden, and aboumlH in fruit, mirh dn Bartlott pear, white, red mid black i rhcrrina.

aprlcolR, prunes, plum peacha. Ac. all in lull ti'M inir. Also, ourranw, rwpberriup, utrawi ei goo whf.tr Ifh, vlned and arbor, aspatngtiH Uow crw and cliolco Tim property Jh located in the plrasflntc Lpart ol rcelcpkm, oa Kirecr. Alltho tralun up and down Htop at I'eeluklll, and, Iravii there in lh mnriiing C.26, 7.28 and 8.a, and uwlvo at Cliumfinri nt nnd 1(1 o'clock.

I'flfikHkllt 1b a hand some, thriving vlllafi'i, noted for IU nnd rooU Bchoolfl, hix denouiinadnnH. The roods am and lead io number of beautiful Lakes, within a Bliort dlslance. The above nronertv will be pxcnanjrou ior a aooi uweuinir lioiwo, in a genteel neighborhood, in Williamsburg or Brooklyn, HndJi.UOOincaHbiiaid. I'rleeSMHV. Apply at7 liroadHt, Y.

jyll) tit i.Nn.2.i'J SUPREME COUKT, KINGS COUNTY. Mar Itartil A. Pommlly by Richard I). IJttell lier guardian and; iL't friend, against MuUlicw Kane Christian A. Kane hbc wile, Elizabeth Donnelly, Patrick Donnelly, Richard O.

Donnelly, Klcanor Li. Donnelly, CnUicrlue Donnelly, James Donnelly, ud Mary L. Donnelly. In purmianceamtby virtue of an order of the said Court.made'ln the above entitled action on the duy of July, 18S6.notioeiH hereby KtaentouH persons having any nonoml lion or incumbrance by judgment decree or otherwise, on the undivided nhare op Intercut of any of the parties to this ntdi or of the owner of the premises hereinafter described, to produce to the under sk'in'd, Uie Kefei eehen ln, lor I hat purpose on or before ihy ithday of August, lHKMithiHonice, No. 20 Nassau street, in the city of New York between the liouraof 10 o'clock, A.

MM andfi it'i lo k. P. M. of that day, proof n( ilieir respective Hens and In cumbnuiceH together wlili nai ififiii! evidence of the'amount due theiv on and lo specify the nature and extent ol' sucli incumbrance and datcHibercol repcciiveJy. The iiremwes are de HcrlbcdiaihecDmplaini follows: All those two curtain lot pieces or parcels of land, mtuato, lyngand being Inthe town of NT ITIrech', Klngst'oiintv, known and distinguished on map Med Id (be otllce of the Clerk Inow hKiBterJ or the County of 1.

on tin1 2:11 day of May iS35, entitled map of a tract of land belonging tin: esuue of ihe late John Denyse deceased. i tuated near Kort Ilaudltmi in ihe town of New Utrecht in th Ounty of Kings, made by Jen miah Lott by the number thirteen lijj aud fourteen (U eacliof uald lombeingtifyieet wide in front, and rear, and wild lot number thirteen (13) being one hundred and ninety six iect nine inches deep on one Hide and ono hundred and ninety seven feet six Inches on the oiher anU lot number lounecu (I4 being one hundred and ninety six leet deep on one Mile find one hundred an ninety Reven feet nine IncheBonthe oilier tiido being the name premises described in a deed made br Isaac orleIynu of FlaibiiMh. and Sarah his wife to Peter Donnelly d'etJ Inly 1835, and recorded In Kings County Clerks' (now iteglKtei'j oillce In llberfiOof con voyanccB on page 360 January 2 1H36. Pa'ed New York, July8, 1WMJ. jyl2 lawtiws JAMKS M.

BALDWIN, Referee. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Joseph dishing, pIajuUff, against i'hiucas T. Ilaraum. Ebenezer A.

U)ori, plaiulilf, against same. George A. Wells, plalndtT, iiguiiit same. ily virtue of certain order of the Supreme Court, th under sUncd, Receiver in said Mitts, will sell at public action at iha Merchant's Exchange hi tue f'lty of Now York, on the flfUi day of August next, at twelve o'clock, the following bonds and notes, viz 10 JinudNOf the AsKociatiou for the KxhibiMon of the Industry of ail Nations, dated June 111. payable in two years, In Un Mim of lOOiiol'ar i cacti, secured by morigagc of Crvstal Palace, machinery.

llxturo.Ae. 1 Promissory nole signed by Johnr Oreenwood, dated Nov. 27, 1853, for $2582,16, payable in er en vrtira with Jntorost. 1 promissory note signed by U. D.

Holler. d'Ued Nov. 27, 1855, paynble In seven yearn rt iih interest. 1 prorniHory note signed by W. H.

Noble, dated 1.1H33. imvublc In ttve vearn lu the sum of S70Q. with interest. 1 promissory note signed by Henry Dalton, dated January 30, 1851, for Sax), payable ou dem iud. 1 promissory uoto signed by Adam Ray, dated May 21, 1850, due April 1, I860, for $1000.

with interest semi annually at 10 per cent, secured by mortgage nnd guaranteed by Milivaukie and Mississippi Railroad Cow Iiauv. 1 bond of Uty of Pittsburgh, due 1853, for $1000. interest li per cent. 1 bond of Alleghany County, due 1835, for 1000, inierem per ccui. i uuuu ui miuwi vuumj, uud ioj mr yiwu, interest 7 per cent.

Also all the right, title and interest of said I'hlnens T. Bar num. In and lo nine lots of land, situated in thu. City of New York, on the corner of Broadway and Houston streets, and containing together, on Broadway 103 feet on Crosby Ktreet 'Jb i'ei anu nve incnes, anu on sirr.ei. vj icet inches.

Also all Ihe right, title and interest of said Phineas T. Hum tun, in and to certain parcel of land situated in the town Mdp of Jiitshwiek, Klrigs County, containing nineteen acres, and heinir known una man of certain lauds sold under the direction. of Nathaniel F. Waring, a Master In Chancery, on tho 23th day of March, lfiSC, by Uie number 3 three, which map is oa file li the oillce of the Register of Kings County. Dated July 10, If 36.

jytl lUi1 ti h. JUIUJ5I, ni'enruqr SHERIFF'S SALE. By viituo of a of execution issued out of the County Court of Kings County, tome directed and delirered. I will sell by nubile auction, at the Commercial Kxcliaago, No. 368 Fulton slroet, opposite th Uity riiui, in me city oi iaroostyn, on uie aum oay ol August, ISft, at 12 o'clock, noou, all the right, title and interest which WILLIAM WH ANLEY had on the loll day of April, 1890, or at nay time thereafter, In iThoso hands soever tho sume may be of, In and to All that certain or pdTcel of land, gltu nte, lying and being in the Ninth ITurd of the elty of known and din bagiilshod on a certain map on file In tha Klngit V.Kfim'.y Clerk's Office, entitled map of laud In the olty of Brooklyn, formerly bcionuintf to Cornelius Tan Cleef.

and br him conveyed lo Alison Blake and Hunn C. Beach, surveyod by tliaru Aiaj, iij ourTtjyer, urooKiyn, LfiwaBcr jmi, uit Anril 1st. MA2. tu tiud bv lh number iwo and two fiXK hounded and described as follows, to wit Coiumencing at a point ou the Kouinwcstcrlv sldo ot Paeinc Att'cs anient wree i.m.died and fifty fcetso from Uti; coniT by tho of said pnirhwes'efly line of Pacillc sircet with tho uue of Ueil'irhill runn'eg th uc" souh westerly and pawllel avenue one Vin'lrod, and leiifen: ihence southeasterly ami parallel w.ih u'llic iwimty five feci; thfiiee noriheasteriy and li inider liill avenue one hundred and ten to riwiflcrflr z'M enco not thw' iiterlv.Ll'iug oitthwe.si'Tly sldu ot I'acijl ire. twenty tive let to Uie or place of beginatug.

i.er with nil a .1 'inf'iilar, the tenements, herediuimenL n.i.i i ii belonging or lu anywise Da JBBOMKBVSn.SQSherHt SUriOSMK CuUNTY OF ia tiS. xl i'n. 3rniat John McNuuce, Siatth K'Tj AIe.iiniliT lYcdi 'ricJcSchncktrdliUul t'redcrlct c'liulihanl, der wlnii'P. Iu (o ihtj juiluiont in tue ubovo entitled action granted (hi'i'cir. be.i ring (tiff on the tenth day of July, one thousand uielit huiiiirud aoil tifty sti', vtll be sold at pubiie auction, on TuWlar, tho tlfiini'tv of AuKast.

onu thousand eiqbjt hundred jtnd rifiy nr o'cl' ck, noou of liiat day, nt the Auction i'oom of I'i'Oti Aucltoneers, No. 'M3 Kulton siroet, tilths city J'rdoklyn, KlDgs County, by or under tho direction ot itiy Kiihscrloer, Keferee, duly appointed for that purpose, tho tolowing described lands and premises, wit Ail 'fwtcortaln lot of laud which was granted and conveyed Hi the said John McNnmeo by Domlnlck and Mary nn wire, tv teed recorded in the office of the of Kings County, iu 71 of men S7o. Ac, being siiua'x in tlic Sev ensh Ward ot the wild cf.v of BrooMyn, and known anil dislin gnlnhiHl on a map entitlnd ofa faun si' iiin; in the aerenllr Ward of this ritv of itrooktyn. showlnsa part of the iw mib divlded city tola, lc tho property of J. P.

and h. V. Dela pialuo, atlrveycd Jiiiniary, oy u. ewen, vuy ur. and Hied in thn Clerk' oillce oflhe County ot Mugs, by lot cumber 4li (l'ortv ix, which said lot to boiiiuled as fo.low., Degin llllij! nt point on me muu ji u.

hundred and iwenij live loci ortlicrly lrom the northerly woo of Myrde avenue: thcuce easterly aloug thj soiiclierly slcte oi lot number 55 on said map oue hundred feet 10 land conveyed by Joint LorliuerdrJum and Joseph aritiim, A wt' Fannlnc C. Tucker, Kobcrt Coi Kiehard h. 1 uckcr, and William Henry Carter; thence somberly eloug said last mentioned mud twenty live feci to lot numo. 1 47 ou said mp; thence westerly aronf said usrihorly of said last mentioned lot one hun dred leu. io Clason avenue; tneuce uoruieri) oiuim uie s.u.

side of Clason avenue etKy tlve tcet to tho place of beg nnmg. imea Hroomyn, i ui a liEOHGK VA.N'DKvKttti. Referee, 341 Fulton st, Brooklyn. J.vo. V.

Boirc, Flu s. Atty; jyl22awawa pBILDKEN'S BONNETS MADE TO OBDEB daughter of Wi Cbbbbn, who resides at TSfff. 7, Linden Row, was run'bver yesterday in Fultonj avenue by a dirt cart, and so badly injurea tnat her life is despaired of. The child is about three years of age. The New 'Whtbligi.

Anew phase of gym nasties has lately been introduced Into bur olty amusements for the sole uso of young America. It consists of a rotary machine on which are Dxod some twenty or thirty wooden horsesYthree abreast. some three or four open Lah Uns, mado to contain four or si less daring adventurers. There is considerable machiiiery in the cantre of too clrclo. By moans pi a crank, when all are mounted and seated, Captain Caesar Augustus, tho living principle of the gig, gives an impetus to the structnre and away go the youngsters, heltei skelter I pell mell I the douce take the hindmost Tho rapidity of tho machine's motion put tho riders into a state of excitement qulto' pleasing to witness.

They shout, yell and hi I hl.l hll atihe'yery top of their lungs, until the ten' minutes allowed them has expired: The turnabout or roundabout is the proporty of that distinguished traveller, D. Pricb, who imported it from his faderland, and has, we consider, chosen a most fitting season for its introduction to young America, whoao tendor mind might become to early imbued with the disUKting politics of the day. The proprietor contemplates, wa believe, removing the turnabout to Washington. Religions Jfotloe. SpmrruALisM.

Bev. T. C. Bennino will preach at tie Brooklyn Institute to morrow (Sunday) at 3 o'clock P. and Bev.

U. OlAuk and lady, accompanied by Dr. A. G. Fellows, will speak at the same plaos at 8 o'clock P.

M. Seats free. Kev. Dr. Kenmaday, recently appointed pastor of Pacific street M.

E. Church corner of Clinton and Pacific sis. will preach regularly at the above Church. Horning service at 10K A. M.

Evenings at 8 o'clock P. M. POLTLlCAI. A MEETING't)lf THE DBM.OUBAT1U Vfflin wonnf thn oih Warft held at tha house or wuiwm linn mrner nf Classon ave and becraw st. on Wednesday evening, July via, mtmAuuo.

aaww in wast causa, to uie chair, and Cuas. DexsheST appointed Sebretary. On motion, committee of live wore appointed to retire and select sultabiep'ersons to act ss officers of me Ybunc Men's Democratic Buchanan Club, and report forthwith. John Gallager, Dani. HcCormlctc James ItoAlvy, Richard Wallace and Patrick Daily were appointed the Committee, who retired to mate their selection, and upon their return reported the following named gentlemen to act as permanent oflicors of the Club: For President Bibsabd O'Nbil.

For Vice President. Rionr. J. Nawmx. For Treasurer.

James Boras. For Secretary. Cms. Diuebbst. For Marshal Wallace.

The report of tbe (mmittee was unanimously adopted, and over one hundred persons enrolled their names as members of the Club. On motion, adjourned to meet at the call of the President. B. J. NEWMAN, Chairman.

O. Dembeest, Secretary. Jyl2 It DEMOCRATIC REP. "GEN. COMMITTEE OF the City of Brooklyn.

A regular meeting of this Committee will be held at the house of Samuel Dorsett, Plerrepont Fulton, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 16th, at 8 o'clock. DAVID C. AITKEN, Chairman. Wn. St Ieoksidrs, Secretary.

jyl2 ii ItfTIWrR WARD AROUSE A MEETING OF the Young Men's Democratic Buchanan Club will be held at BATY'S, (formerly Wriggleworth's Ninth Ward HoteL) At lantic avenue, on MONDAY BVENINGJuly Mth, for the transaction of important business. Every Democrat of the Ward Is requested to be present By order of BERNABD O'NEIL, President. C. Diubeest, Secretary. jyl22t EXCURSIONS.

rTIHE SONS OF TEMPERANCE AND ORDER I ofBechabltesof the city of Brooklyn will hold a Grand Union Pic Nic, at Glenwood, on THURSDAY, JULY 17th. The steamboat TROY and Barge has been chartered. Stewart's Cotillion Brass Band Is engaged. The boat will leave Wall si Kerry ats; recKSiip, i. aiae, ai imago at, Brooklyn norm 4tn bi, wiiiiamsourgn, and Greonpoint Farry at ALCKets can oe 3 Drocurod from anv nP thn Cnmmittnn.

nr nt. the For further particulars. see large bills. jyizat AMUSEMENTS, RAND JUBILEE OF THE LEE AVENUE JC SUNDAY SCHOOL In tho beautiful Grove of J. Carson Brevoort, Bedford, L.

L. on TUESDAY, JULY 16TB, 1856. On this occasion, the Third Annual Pic Nic. together with the Second Anniversary of Ihe Sabbath School and the First of the Boys Meetings, will be celebrated. The Rev.

Auex. R. Thoupsox, of Statan Island, and Doctor Framk Tuthill, of the New York Daily Tima, have kindly consented to be presentand address the children. The singing will be under the direction of Lucius Habt, of New York, andD. P.

Hoaioif, of Brooklyn. Dodworth's unrivalled Hand of Music has been engaged for the occasion. It is expected that by the day of tbe Jubilee, the enlargement of the Sabbath School Room will be so far completed as to per mit It to be used by the School. The children will assemble In the Sabbath School Room, at 7 o'clock A M. The exercises at the room will commence at a to 8 o'clock.

The line will be formed In Lee avenue at 8 o'clock, when a grand Hurrah Song will be sung Ay the children, after which uie scnooi, preceaea Dy tuo win marcn 10 me urove. The Anniversarv Exercises will commence In the Grove at o'clock P. M. Tickets, price GO cents each, with full programmes can be had of either of the Committee of Arrangements. Should the weather nrove unfavorable the excursion will be postponed until the next fair day.

Ana entrance .10 me urove is on ractac street, near jp ranKun avenue, and Is within three minutes walk of the corner of Fulton and Franklin avenues, and can be reached every Ave minutes during the day via Fulton avenue railroad. JEREMIAH JOHNSON, SILAS N. HAMILTON, FRANKLIN H. SUMMERS, WE B. OSTROM, jyll3t WANTS.

SPECIAL NOTICES. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO CAPITALISTS FOR INVESTMENT. EXECUTOR'S SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE. The Form of the late John S. Bergen, deceased, in Gowanus, Brooklyn, about 91 acres, containing a valuable wateb front of about 1,000 feet on Gowanus Bay, the deepest water anywhere between Red Hook and Yellow Hook extends easterly to line of New Utrecht.

It embraces lands on 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, avenues, and from 40th to 45th streets. Tho Greenwood cars pass through this proporty. This alfords to capitalists a rare opportunity lor investment, Great improvements are making In the vicinity. The title Is perfect. For terms of sale apply to HORACE HOLDEN, ISO Nassau st, N.

Y. EUAS BERGEN, JOHN BERGEN, ecutors, jelO ltf Who will show the property. "DROOKLYN GAS LIGHT COMPANY, JULY JL 11, 1856. The Board of Directors of this Company have declared a dividend on the Capital Stock paid in, or FIVE per cent payable on the first of August, jyll 2t V. T.

HALL, Secretary. "DROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. blD A dividend of four per cent on the capital paid in has ueen aeciarea payaDie August isr. The transfer book will be closed from the 20lh Instant till Aug. 1st, inclusive.

Dated July 8th, 1866. Jy8eodtd CHAS. C. BETTS, Secretary. CAUTION.

ALL PERSONS ARE FORBID trusting on our account, JOHN S. LUCKEY, an apprentice to the plumbing business, he having left our employ previous to the expiration of his time of service. BUTCHER READ, je241m 252 Water street, N. Y. DIVIDEND OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE No.

41 Fulton street, Brooklyn. July 9, 1866. The Board of Directors have this day deolared a seml.annnal dividend often per cent, payable on and after tbe 12th Inst. j.uu irauoier jjuok wui Deoiuseu unui ujai uaie. 4j92w WM.

w. hbnbhaw, Secretary. TYmDIIND. THE NASSAU FIRE INSU RANCE Brooklvn. JnlV 7.

1858. The Board of Dlrcc tors have this day declared a dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand, at their office, No. 10 Court st Jy8 lmiii A. J. BEEKMAN, Secretary.

ECHANICS' BANK, BROOKLYN, JULY 8th. 1856. DIVIDEND A. semi annual rfhrHnnrt nf (W Per cent on the caDltal stack of this Bank, tuut hin itwil out of the last six months earnings, payable on demand, by order of the Board of Directors. jy7 iw A.

S. MULFORD, Cashier. SEA SIDE HOUSE, ROCKA WAY This new and commodloas watering place lt now open and, redy for the reception of visitors. It Is situated onlhebeacfi. ior uie reception 01 visitors, ig and close to Jamaica ft; from and but a few minutes walk Its ftdvantfiffeR for buthint? from the surf by a good plank walk.

iuijm buu ciuhu ui tumniun. nav. andflphingareuiiiurpasaed. Tbe house is entirely now, and b'lilt with eppeciftl reference to a summer waterlog place. Every cxerUoa will be made by the proprietors for the accommodation of their patrons.

Boata and experienced men always in readiness for flshine and samnff. parties. The steamer Washington will run dally to and from the Sea Side House, as folio wb: i Leave the Beach at 7 and 10 A. and land 4 P. M.

Leave Canarsle landing at 8.30 and 11.30 A. and 3.30 and 6.30 P. M. Fare each way, 25 cents. Stages leave Fulton Ferry for Flatbush.

every half hour during the day connecting wltn stages running to Canarsle landing. SLacfls also leave Fulton Fcrrv direct to Canarsle landlncr. Stages will be In readiness on the arrival of the boat to convey passengers to and from FnrRockaway, Jamaica, JUiy ym, itsoo. kma a ivureiw jyll lm JOHNM. JOHNSON.

QOUTH BROOKLYN SAVDTGS INSTITU TIOK. 17(1 AtlanllnaL corner of Clinton. JulT 1st. 18SS. AleDosltoraarc nofllledthat Interest at the rate of five per cent per annum on all amounts entitled thereto for the last six months, will be paid to depositors on and after the loth Inst.

Interest not called for wlltiematn as principal, and draw Interest from 1st inst. The rate orinterest hereafter will be SIX PER CENT on all sums of fsoOand under. All deposits made by the 10th Inst. will draw Interest as if deposited on the 1st or July. from 10 A.

M. to 2 P. and on Monday and Salurdayeyenlngs from to 8. jeaoSW C. DUNNING, Secretary.

ADEES SUMMER HATS SELLING OFF A ioo mau 01 mawruui. Also oorseu or every desorlp lon, warranted to fit the figure perfectly, atMISS UOBKOVTS ,11 Tolion it, Brooklyn. jyajt BARRTS TRYCOPHEROUS, LYON'S 1CA thairon, Fhalon's Chrtstodorus and Miller's Hair Iuvigo Tntors: Barker's Tonic, nurd's Reatoivr and Golden Gloss, Graham's Ouguent, Bogle's Hyperion Flnld, Jayne'sand Loudon's HalrTonlo, Rowland's Macassor Oil. Hpauldlng's HoselMary and Castor Oil, Gourard's Hair Restorative and Wilkin's Amlolet, for sale by Mrs. M.

HAYES, 17ffFulton street, and by J. W. HAYES, 169 Atlantic street. oc9tf rBOIOEFERFUMERY. LUBIN'S, HARM flnn'a Ttkrzfn'n ManfAiin! 'jfc fViiirlrav.

AvtMpl. nianny bena, Musk, Cltronella, MIloDours and Geranium Water, Toilet Vinegar, genuine Farina Cologne, perfumed Crystals, ungents Scent Bags, Cologne by the quart, 4c. For sale by Mr, HAYES, 175 Fulton street, and by J. W. HAYES, 169 Atlantic iroeu oov OR THE COMPLEXION.

PHALON'S PA nhian Lotion. Balm of Thousand Flowers. Vouilnrnmlth'n tract of Rosea and Elderflowera. Gourard's and RjulwKV'd Kna.na Anivlfind'fl tCnlvilnr. nniiraril'ii Orlnnlnl Crnam unit Pnl.

mer'a Cosmetic, for sale by Mrs. M. HAYES, 175 Fulton street, and by Vf, HAYES, 159 AUanlio street. oca If FOR THE TOILET. LUBIN'S AND OTHER Toilet Powders, Meen Fun, Lilly White, Liquid Rougo, Carmine, Gourard's Powder Subtle, and navel's Dipllatory Powder for uprooting hair, Theatre Rouge, Sband's Alabaster Tooth Powder, Paste and Tooth Soap for sole by Mrs.

M. HAYES, 176 Fultonst and by J. W. HAYES, 169 Atlantic street. oca tf AIR DYES AND RESTORERS.

BATCH I dor's Phalon's Ballard's, Glllman's. Bogle's. Mnthow's II Thnmnannln ITII1, XTn Inn, Hauels Hair Dyes, Mrs. Allen's World's Hair Rostorcr. Helm slreet'B Hair Colouring, Proiessor Wood's Restorer and Haskell's Restltulor, for Bale by Mrs.

M. HAYES, 176 Fulton and by J. W. HAYES, 169 Atlantic street. oc9tf IOW'S AND CLEAVER'S BROWN WINDSOR A Honey and other Soaps, Taylor's Crystaline Wash Balls en's highly scented soaps.

Amandine Camphor, Ice and winter imp Tor chopped hands, Cold Cream, Military Shaving soap, Shaving Cream, Transparent Bar Soap. 4c. 4c. For sale by Mrs. M.

HAYES, 176 Fulton street, and by J. W. HAYES, 169 Atlantic street. oc9 tr MR. AND MRS.

G. CATLING, PROFESSORS OP CUPPING AND LEKOMNG. Cupplng and Jig at all hours of the day and night. N. B.

Gorman and Swedish Leeches wholesale and retail. JylOlm No. Ill ATLANTIC South Brooklyn. MRS. HAYES' SYRUP, FOR DYSENTERY AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS, warranted to cure tho worst cases In less than twenty four hours, If used according to directions.

It has stood tho test of thirty live vears, and has never been known to fall, oven when Ihe most eminent physicians had pronounced Ihe patient beyond the roach of medicine. Over 2,000 satisfactory references and certificates can be produced, sufficient to prove Its superiority over all other preparations for these complaints. The Syrup can be given to a child a week old, with perfect safety. It is pleasant to the taste and harmless In Its composition. It belugfroe from opium, alcohol, 4c.

Prepared and sold by Mrs. M. HAYES, 176 Fulton street, Brooklyn! Hold al. by Joseph W. Hayes, 169 Atlantlc st; H.

Parker, corner of Fulton av and Cumberland st; M. Evans, corner of Myrtle and Classon avs, Brooklyn. In New York, by F. C. Wells 4 116 Franklin st; C.

H. Ring, 92 Broadway; T. T. Green, 862 Broadway; Gulon, corner Bowery and (irandst; C. V.

Clickener, 81 Barclay st. In Willlamsburgh, by J. D. NowllL 26 Grand st. In Newark, by R.

Van Buskirk, corner of Market and Broad sis. Jyll 3m ATENT MEDICINES, FOR COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Rhoumatlsm, Dyspepsia, dice. Kidney Complaints, Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Fever and Ague, Dysentery, 4c, Also Aromatic Schnapps, London Cordial Gin, Female Medicines, Pile Remedies, 4c. for sale by Mrs. GAS FITTING, OME AND LOOK AT OUR NEW PATTERNS of Gas Fixtures In great variety, from several different Factories, cheaper than ever.

JNO. iiCTLER 4 112 Fulton and 16 Henry sts. AERMAX STUDY LAMPS.IUST RE 'celved a larse Invoice of these verv deslrahta kmna for sewing and study, giving very soft light through porcelain shades, very cheap. CUV. DUAAiUK mySOtf 112 Fulton street.

XfEROSENE OIL. NOT EXPLOSIVE. SE fV URED BY The advantages possessed oy the Kerosene Oil are isi. isti uitensuy oi me itgnt proauoeu. 2d.

It is not explosive. 'v. 3d. It will remain fluid when besUporm oil has congonled. 4th.

Its unrivalled economy $4 10 Worth Kerosene Oil ctvlne as much light as S9 of rapeseed oU $12 of whale 126 47 of sperm oil or $29 of burning fluid. Insurance Companies allow It to be used without additional premium. 1 This Oil can be seen burning at all times, day and evening, at our Btore, 62 Fulton htukkt. Brooklyn. Lamps from 76 cents to $10 each.

1JH M'I'BIi uu. N. B. Ernrv variety of Tjimnn Hull T.nntir,,a ntwinrtntpsf' Candelabras, 4c. Globes, Wicks, Chimneys, Pure Hunting Fluid, Alcohol, Best Sperm uud Solar Oil, 4c.

Oil and Fluid Lamps altered and regllt. Manufacturers and wholesale dealers In Plain and Japanued Tin Waro, Lanterns, Britannia Ware, Tinners' ujurulshlng Goods, 4c. CHAPPKL 4 jNon ovaporating iutu uuus, wuoicsaie auti retail. Tin ana UritaunlA Ware, Coooh Lftmpn a.at Aulcrns rolnured. OIL.

BOILED OIL, 75 CENTS A GALLON. Building roof and Fcncft Oil, 50 cents a gallon. Bleached Boiled Oil, for purely white, $1 per gallon. Oil Varnish, for China gloss, $1 25 per gallon. PAINTS, for buildings, fences, roofij, Ac, lc.

per pound, by J. HENRY SMITH. uh27Gm No. 113 Maiden Tane, New York. OLD CHANDELIERS AND OTHER GAS fixtures altered to present style and reflulshed la any color equal to new.

at low prices. JOHN BUTLER JylO tf 112 Fulton and 15 Henry street. BUSINESS NOTICES. "DUILDING MATERIALS. BRICKS, LIME, JD Lath, hair, plaster, cement, fire brick, maible dust and Mason's materials generally.

A good assortment at ihu lowest prices may always be found at the Yard, corner Adams and l'lymouth strews. whitewashing Lime of superior quality for the retail trnrle. Orders filled with punctuality and dispatch. Jv83m I. D.

VAN WAGNER. BOOKS, STATIONERY ANDLAWl5LANKS W. H. BABCOCK, No. 246 Fullon street near Clinton.

Always on hand a good assortment of School, Juvenile tind Miscellaneous Books. Also, Blank Books and Stationery. Blank Books mode to order. Books bound to any pattern. Any article not on hand will be furnished at short notice.

The New Books as soon as published. A complete assortment of Law Bladks, Ac. ap5 tf 8 ELF SEALING AIR TIGHT FRUIT AND Vegetable Cans, the most Dorfect can In market, will be found at JOHN BUNCE'S, 94 Fuhon, je30 tf corner of Henryst. IN THE MATTER OF THE OPENING OF Mount Prospect Square In the city of Brooklyn, notice is hereby given, that pursuan' to the provisions of the Actofthe LuginLituro of the Mate of New York, emliled "An Act. In relation to Mount Vrospoct Square, in city of Brooklyn," passed April 5, 1856, the undersigned owning land which are comprised within the bounds of said Mount Prospect Square, will apply to the County Court of Kings County, on the 28th day of July, instant, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day.

or as soon thfreattcras counsel cau be heardor the nppointment of three 'oinmlasloners io make true and just esUniateri of the loss and damage to the owners, lessees, and persons respectively entitled to or interested In the lands and improvements comprised within the limits of said Mount Prospect Square, in consequence of relinquishing thesameto the city of Brooklyn, and award full and just compensation to said owners and parties according to tho provisions of said Act, and to do and perform all the other duties in and by said Act Imposed upon said Commissioners. Dated Brooklyn, July 12th, 1856. jyl2tjy23 GEORGE R. IVES. SUPREME COURT.

Gerard W. Morris against Henry Grlmstedand others, in pursuance ofa judgmenxordcr of thi3 Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the 16th day of 1350, 1 will sell by public auction, at tbe Commercial Exchange. No. 3ft Fulton street, opposite (be City Hall, In the city of Brooklyu, on the 10th. day of July, 1856.

at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premises All those certain eighteen lots, pieces or paroels of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lying and being on the southerly side of Harrison street: the easterly side of Clinton street, and the westerly side of Tompkins Place, In the Sixth Ward of the city of Brooklyn, ten of which alU houses and lots being on Har street, taken together are bounded as to wit: Beginning auhe corner formed by the westerly side of Tompkins Place with th southerly side of Harrison street or Pluco, thence running wrsterly along the southerly side of Harrison treet or Place one hundred and forty nine feet and seven inches; thence southerly on a line at right angles to Harrison atrtiet ninety nine leet ten Inches; thenne easterly on a Hue par alll with Harrison street or place seventy five feet; thence nor i herly on a line at right angles to Harrison street or place thirty one feet; thenoo casterlv ouaUnc parallel with Harrison street or place thirty six feet eight Inches; ibenco easterly on a line at rich: angle to Tompkin Place along the northerly side of the fli house on Tompkins Place forty one feet ten inches to the westerly side of Tompkins Place; thence northerly along the westerly side ofTompkIn3 Place sixty five fret eight inches the place ot beginning six of which said houses and lots being on terly Bide of Clinton street, token together are bounded and dHcribcd as follows, to wit Beginning nt tho corner formed by the southerly side of Harrison street orpfaee witb the easterly side of Clinton street; thonce running southerly aleng tbe easterly side of Clinton srreet one hundred feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with Harrison street or place siry nlne feet ssven inches; thence northerly on a line at right angles to Harrison street or place ninety nine feet ten inches to the southerly side of Harrison street or place; thence westerly along the south bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning ut a point on this westerly side of Tompkins Plnye. distant sixty five feet eight inches southerly from the comer formed by the westerly Hide of Tompkins Place with the southerly side of Harrison stroct or place; thence running westerly on a line at i ight angles with TomukinxPlaitfl furi.v one feet ten inches: thence westerly on a line parallel with Harrison street or place thlrty slx feet elghtinches; thence southerly on a Hue at right angles to Harrison pireet or place thirty two feet; thence easterly on a line parallel wiih Harrison sirect or place eighty five feet five Inches to the westerly side of Tompk'ns Place; thence northerly along tbe side of Tompkln Place thlrty fuur feet four inches to the'placeof beginning. Dated Brooklyn, June 17, 1856. jirfaw3w 11921 JEROME RYERSON, Sheriff. Tho sale of the above property Is postponed until the 12th day of August.

1856, at the same time aud place. Dated Brooklyn, July 10, UJ56. jyll Uawtdf JEROME RYERSON, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of locution, Issued out of the City Court of rooklyn to me dim tliand delivered, I will sell by public auction at the Com meW JBxcbange, opposite the City Hall, in tho city of Brooklyn, on the lifch day of July, 1856.

at 12 o'clock, noon, all the right, titla and interest whici JuHN JACIOJON and MARY JACKSON his wife had on the 4ay of February, 1856, or at any time thereafter, la whose hands evcr the same may be, of in and to All those two certain lots of land, in the. Ninth Ward of the city of Brooklyn, in Kings County, situate on the easterly side of Troy avenue, bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Troy avenue distant flfly feet southerly from the southeasterly corner of Troy avenue and Schuyler street; and running thcuce southerly along the easterly side of Troy avenu Ufty feet; thence easterly at right angles with Trov avenue one hundred feet; thence noruiorly parallel with Troy avenue fifty feet; and thence westerly at right angles with Troy avenue one hundred feet to the place or beginning. Together with all and singular the tenement, hereditaments and appurtenanceB thereunto belonging, or w. anywise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, June 4, 1856.

je? UwWt QTUUam' JEROME RYxJRSQN, Sheriff. AjmtuMnehta Tii Byenlng In WTTork. BOWEBT THEATHE, BOTTOT Birth of Freedom Bory O'More. Mlu Emma Stanley in the Seven Agoa of 'Woman. Ann and Fulton street Entertainments every Afternoon and jErenlng.

NATIONAL Chatham street Battle of Brandy wine Pougo Object or Interest WALLXCKS BUMMER GARDEN. Broadway. Phantom Young Actrew. BROADWAY VARIETIES, 472 Broadway Ingomar, 'the Barbarian by the Wood A Marsh Juvenile Comedians. EMPIBE HALL, No.

296 Broadway H. Keller's Tableaux Bongs by Modi Lovarny, etc. WOOD'S MINSTHELS, iti Broadway Ethiopian Perfor ances Happy Man. Fmt. Yesterday afternoon about i o'clock, there was an alarm of fire In the' Third District, j'Whicb.

was found to proceed from some frame buildings on the old Bridge ave. Th buildings were a carpenter shop occupied by "William Stout, and a stable owned by James T. Shannon, which were accidentally set on fire by aiafl named Little, wno amused himself by creating a bonfire of shavings by the side of the carpenter sbopiThe flames speedily communicated to the wood work, and before effective efforts could be made tfr extinguish the fire both buildings, which adjoined'eajCh other, were enveloped, and ultimately; destroyed. The loss sustained by Mr. Shannon amounts to $260, and that of Mr.

Stout $800. There was no insurance on either of the buildings. Between 1 and 2 o'clock last night a fire brofig out in Kbapt's chemical factory, on the corner of Grand and DeEalb avenues. The flames extended to Henry Jackson's chemical works adjoining and both buildings were consumed. It is not known how the fire originated.

The loss sustained by Mr. Kratt is about $1000, and that of Mr. Jackson between $3000 and $4000. The buildings were of frame. There was no insurance.

Coroners' Inqubbts. The Coroners were notified this morning to hold inquests upon the body of a child of Michael Blake, residing in Hudson avenue, and upon the body of an aged woman named O'Rhvey on the corner of Hilary and Navy streets. Both of whom died suddenly. The Second District Station House. The extension to the Second District Station House, designed for cells and lodgingrooms, remains in an unfinished state, no workhaving been performed on it for two weeks past.

It was commenced in January last and should have, been finished long ago. There is no excuse whatever for the delay. The bell tower in the rear of the same is completed and the bell suspended, but it is not provided with a hammer of sufficient weight, and is therefore nearly useless for the purposes for which it is designed. There must be mismanagement somewhere. Supposed Fatal Assault.

A man named Hkn bt Donnelly was arrested yesterday morning by Sergeant Thinkam, of Fifth District Police, on a warrant charging him with having beat a man in North Third street so severely that his life is despaired of. Accused was locked up "by Justice Clarby. Fatal Accident. A stone cutter named D6n nbss, residing in Atlantic street, died yesterday from the effects of internal injuries sustained by lifting a heavy weight a few days previous. His wife urged him to procure medical assistance but he, thinking it only a slight thought it unnecessary.

He grew worse and died. Pic Nic No. 6. The teachers and pupils of No. 6 went on an excursion yesterday to Morris Grove, Ja maica.

There were about one thousand persons in all on the field no tickets were sold, except to those connected in some way with the school fiK the parents or guardians of youth the consequence was a very select company. Everything passed off agreeably. The Trustees deserve thanks for their aid and countenance in. the matter. We have never' attended an excursion of the kind where there seemed to be so real enjoyment.

A Band was in the field which discoursed a' most excellent music," which could only he surpassed by the sweeter music of kind and friendly greetings. Firemen's Excursion. The members of Neptune Engine Company, No. 7, Eastern District, and their friends, will proceed on an excursion to Cliffwood Grove on Monday morning, the 14th inst. They will be provided with a steamboat and two barges, and a commendable feature will be that no liquor will be allowed on board.

The teachers, officers and scholars of the Lee Avenue Church and Sabbath School, intend celebrating their 8d Annual Pic Nic and Anniversary on Tuesday next, at J. Carson Brevoort's Grove, near Pacific street, 9th Ward. Extensive arrangements have been completed to make it one of the grandest reunions ever held by the School. The Grove selected to hold the meeting is easy of access, being about two blocks from the Fulton Avenue Railroad. Full particulars of the order of exercises can be seen by referring to our advertising columns.

Ladibs' Fatb. The young ladies of Fort Hamilton and vicinity have been engaged for some time post in making preparations for a Fair, to be held within the Fort on Wednesday, Thnrs day and Friday of next week (16th, 17th and 18th of July). The band belonging to the Fort will supply music dd libitum and refreshments which include all' the delicacies of the present season, will be provided. Without doubt the Fort will be a more popular place of resort during those three days than Newport or Saratoga apd greater numbers will pour into it. The object for which the Fair is held the erection of a Churchthe location of the Fort and its handsome surrounding scenery, the beauty, wit and humor of the ladies; a beauty like that of "'Peris just loose from their cages, and a 'Wit though bright.

Yet of harmless light As tho sheeted flame ofasummer night." All these attractions cannot fail to crown the objects ot trie i air witn success. Pio Nio Excursion. An excursion to Fairy Grove, Tonkers, will take place on Monday. July 28th under the direction of the Emmet Benevolent Society, the proceeds to be de voted to the erection of a' school house in cbnt nection with the church of the Visitation in South Brooklyn. The steamboat America has been procured and a couple of fine barges capable of accommodating two or three thousand persons.

A band of music has been engaged and' nothing will be left undone to make the affair pleasant and agreeable, mw.Y EAGfiE OKPICB, 2 M. By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle; Powder Bill! Explosion, Two of Hazard's Powder Mill nt ITunrdvllfo. cxdMciI this morning. Tliroo workmmi, immod Alcock, Whltoliciid and Lavory vrtro danRO.rloualy and It Is fenrod fatally in jiui'u. iiiu uHUHt; ui (luacuiuuatiH nui Known.

Phlladelplila Stock Mnrkrt. I'MIUUKLPIIIA, July 12. Stocks dull. Pennsylvania lives, 81! Heading Railroad 4n i4' I.ong i 4t4' Morris Quia! 16 Penn. Railroad, 46JJ Departure of the Hermann and Edinburgh.

New York. Julv 12 Tho Colllus Bteamship Herman sallod at noon to day for Komnampion ana Bremen with 130 passengers The steamship Edinburgh sailed nt tho tmmo timo Tor Glasgow with 196 passengers and a full cargo of Bread stuffs. Arrival of the Lebanon. New York, July 12. Tho Cunard propollor arrived hero this morning from Havre.

Ixift 128th Juno. She brings no news. July first, lat. 68. long.

18, signnlled ship Clara Brookman. July, 6, lat. 47 14, long. 41 lfi, passod ship Stcphon Curling. July 10, lat.

41 40, long. 00 2T, passod ship Kvadne. New York Stock Marltc New Yohk, July ia 124 P. M. Moxev Is In good supply and Dxm atS on call.

mtooks liower aim dull. Stf.ki.ino ExonKOE Mndcratn dnmand at 109(31110. Michigan Central 93 Mich. So. and N.

J. R. It. 98 Panama R. 102J Cleveland and 01M Illinois Ccniral ....108 Olevo.

A Tolodo R. a 78X Chicago nndR. I. It. R.

94 Reading R. 98K Harlem 17 Erie R.R Y. Central P3J Qalena and Chicago Canton Co a4 Nicaragua Transit Delaware and Hudson. Harlem prefcred Olevo. Col.

4 Cln Cumberland Coal Co Erie bonds 71 Erie bonds "83 Central 0 Harlem 2d bonds P. Hudson 3d bds Illinois Central Missouri G's: J24 102H 23 90 99 mi 78 ,103 70 Hew YorJc Markets. July 12 12K P. M. Cottom Steady.

PLonn Ijower. Sales Western, 8,000 barrelB. Common to straight Bialo, iR 26 (a) $6 60 Genesee, 87 76 $9 00 Common to good Ohio, f6 60 $0 70 Southern Is firm Sales 600 bbls. at $7 10 7 30 for common to good, and $7 Oi) tS 7S for fancy and extra. Canadian quiet Sales 400 bbls.

Superfine $8 80. WaniT lower. Sales 20.000 buB. Jersey Red.t (5) Canadian White, $1 70ni 1 87 Ohio White Southern White $1 70 Uiiper Lake Chicago tl 36 forsprlng and Red Oats Firm. ales 5,000 bushels.

Slate 41C442K i Western, OoUN Steady. Yellow, xa63. Pork hetter. $17 37. Sales 30,000.

Mixed, 66 00. White, 02M. Sales 800 bbls. Mess, $20 87 Prime iiKEr Heavy. Sales 300 bbls.

Sales 400 nacluiEes at Yl(diK' c. ijAnn rirm. Whiskky Steadv. Sales 400 bbls. at 32c.raS3".'for Ohio: and S2mic for Prison.

Murine Intelligence. DAY JULY 12. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK. Sun Rises 4 36 1 Sets evo 11 12 Sun Sets 7 33 1 High Water mora 12 3) MOVEMENTS OP OCEAN STEAMERS, mo Euuom. snips.

le avk ron oats. Africa Liverpool New York Juno 28 Pulton Havre New York July 2 Niagara Liverpool Boston July 6 Ericsson Liverpool New York July 9 Persia Liverpool New York. July 12 Arabia Liverpool New York Inly 19 Washington Southampton New, York July 16 Atlantic Liverpool New York July 23 Cliy of linUimore. Liverpool Philadelphia July 16 roa EnitorE. Asia Sim York July 9 Hermann New York Bremen, tc July 12 Liverpool July 10 Ilaltic New York Llvorpool July 19 Edinburgh New York Glasgow 12 Ulrica new xorK i averpooi ouiy Niagara Boston Liverpool July 30 FOR OALirORSIA Illinois New York July 6 SECOND EDITION.

Eagle Office, 3 1 2 P. M. Congress. T7ASUJNCITON, July 12. HOUSE.

Mr. Grow gave notice that he would soon call up the motion to roconsider tho vote hy which tho bill annulling the laws of Kiiisas was referred to the Committee of the Whole on tho state of tho Union. Afr. Stephens Introduced a bill authorising tho Postmaster General to enter Into a contract with Christian Hanson, of Urooklyn, to carry tho United Ktetcs Mail in a imc or steamers between New York, Gludstudivla and somo port In Eng lind. The House then resumed consideration of tho report on the Sumner assault.

Fremont and Dayton Ratification Meeting at Cambridge. Boston, July 12. Tho frlnds or Fremont and Dayton In Cambridge ratlllod their nominations last evening with much enthusiasm. About 3,000 people were present. Professor Fclton presided.

Speeches were made by Messrs. Folton, A. O. Browster, Judge Jyler of Conn, and others. IN PUESUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RODMAN Ii.

DAWSON, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against LYDIA F. CLARK, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers ihereof, to the subscriber, tho Administrator, ut his place of business in Schermerhorn street, near ltoerum street, In the City of Brooklyn, on or before the second day May next. Dateil Jclobor 31st, 1853. nl lawdin A. CLARK, Administrator.

"VTOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE. Notice is .131 hcrebv given that Joseph Rochelcau of the City, County and State of New York, made, executed and delivered unto Ebonezer W. Peck of the town of New Lotta, In the County of Kings and Slate at'orsaid, mortgagee,) a certain Indenture of mortgage on tbe premises hereinafter described, bearing date on the fourtoenth day. of June, In tho year one thousand eight hundred end tifty two, and recorded in Kings Countv Clerks Ofltav In liber 231 of mortgages, page S90, nn June 15tb, 1852, which mortifane was given to secure the sum ot four hundred dollars, at. or before the expiration of the term of two years from the date thereof, with Interest thereon at tho rate of seven per cent per annum, payable halt' yearly, and aliio con.

tales a power of sale which bas been duly registered at the lime and place aforesaid that detault In the condition of such mortgage has occurred by which Ihe power to boiI therein contained has beeomo operative that a. suit has been instituted to recover the debt remaining secured toy said mortgage but that the same has been discontinued and lhat the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage at tho time of the llrst. publication of this notice is the whole principal sum otf four hundred dollars with interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annum, from October second, one thousand eight hundred and fifty four, amounting to tbe sum of four hundred and forty seven dollars and seventy four cents. Now therefore bv vir tue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage and of Uie Sui in such case made and provided, the subscriber will sell at public miction, at the Montugue Hall, Court street, near Montague street, in the cliy of Brooklyn, Kings County, on the 10th day or September next, tit 12 o'clock nl noon of that, daj the prerrdses conveyed by Bald mortgage and therein described as follows, via: All those sixfon certain lots, pieces or parcels ol land si: uu'cd, lying nd being In the town of New Luttsaloresaid, "known antl distinguished on a certain map enlii led "map No. 2 of pronerty in die loWn ol Flat bush, Kidfs County, near the Union Race Course, belonging to Abraham II.

Van Wjck, datnd Jamaica, ISO, laid out Into lots and drawn by Martin O. Johnson, wulch s.lld map is filed inthe ofltcenl the Clerk of the County of Kings, a' pared number 51 and part of parcels numbers 50 and 62, antl numbered on said map l.s lots numbers 521, 22, 623, 624, 625, 620, 63. 529, 630, 631, 532, 533, 534, 635 nnd .130, wluuli taid lots taken logetb are bounded and contain as follows, viz: Beginning at a pilut distant seventy five feet northerly from Uie northwesterly corner of Union and Nichols avenues as laid down on said map, being on the westerly side of said avenue runniug thence northerly along said westerly sfdc oi Nichols avenue two hundred feet thonce westerly parallel with Union avenue Iwo hundred 1'cet: tlieace southerly parallel with Nichols avenue two hundred teot; uud thcuce easterly parallel with Union uvenu" two hundred foet to the place of beginning. Xoge'hei with one hall' of so much of Nlchois avenue as lies immeoiately iu front ol said lots, said avenue to be kept open asa public road antl street forever, bulug the untie premises couvoyod to the said Jacob Bocheleau by the said K'ucuezer V. Peck antl wile, by deed bearing oven dure uud delivered simultaneously with said mortgage the said mortgage being given tu secure a part of tho con slderatiou or purchaw monev tlierctbr.

Together with all and singuiatlie tenements, horetlltaments and tippurtenances thereunto belonging, ur tu any wise appertaining. Dated June 10, 1856. E. VV. I'HUK, Mortgagee.

Wessei.l S. Smixii, Attorney for Mortgagee, jel6 lawtdiu 82 Nassau street, N. Y. SUPREME COURT. The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn agaiasl Warren Benuuaad others.

Joits N. TA.vi.on, PllTs. Atty. Iu pursuance ofa Judgment order of tins Court, madam the above entitled action, bearing date the 23d duy of uue, JSSb. I will sell by public auction, at tho Commercial Exchange, ao.

dEJ Fulton street, (opposite tho City Uall,) In the City ot Brooklyn, on ihe 17th day of July, 135C, at 12 the following dc scribed land and premises All that certain piece or parcel of lond, situate, lying and being In tho Tenth (late SUIW ward ol the City of Brooklyn, In thi County of Kings and Slate of iork, bounded anu described as follows Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Court street, distant fon clgfit feet five Inches southerly from the southeasterly corner of Court and saekott streets thence running caiterlv at right angles Court street Ofly foet; ih nco again easterly, parallel with Union street, twenty seven feet eleven Inches; thence southerly, parallel with Smith street, twenty feet ten inches; thence westerly, parallel with Union street, twenty live feet four Inches; thcuce again westerly at right angles with Conrt street titty feet to the easterly side of Court street; and thence northerly along the easterly side of Court street twenty oitu feet to tho place of beginning, 'f er with all and singular, the tenements, hereditament aud appurtenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining, and the reversion aud reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, Issues and prortu thereof. June 2.1, 1856. Je24Saw3wt i9t); JEKUJHj Ri'ERSON, ShoriX QUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS. k3 Joseph M. Greenwood against Blylhe Robson and Ann Ids wTt'e and others.

Summons For Belief. To Blylhe Robson and Ann his wife, Andrew U. Robson, James Klrkley and Sarah Klrkley his wife, Wilson Chilton and Elizabeth Chilton, Joseph Robson and Elizabeth his wife, Jane Rob son; Blythe Kobson the younger, Ann Robson the younger, the People of the Stale or Now York, George Allison individually and the said George Allison and Andrew B. Robson. Administrators of tuegoods, cliattelB and credits of Thomas Robson, deceased, and Wm.

M. Boerum You are hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in this action which will be filed in the otQcc of the Clerk of the said County of Kings, at the City Hall, In the city of Brooklyn and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on die subscriber, at his office, No. 8 Front street, BrooMyn, in the said County of Kings, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service and If you fail to: answer tho said complaint within Ihe time aforesaid, the plaintUEin this action will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded Inthe complaint, Dated Brooklyn, May 6th, 1866. JOa M. GREENWOOD.

0 Attorney in Person. The summons and complaint in abovo action was filed in the office of the Clerk of KInga County, May 18th, 1866. je3 law6wtu CORPORATION NOTICE. ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED. Hunter st well and pump, botween Gotos and Putnam avs; Sixth ovo grading and paving from near Dc graw st to 1st st; digging off Iota ou 20th st, between 6th and ah avenues.

Tho assessments in Ihe above entitled matters were duly con firmed on the 12th day of June Inst, and the original assessment rolls or fair copies thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments on Ihe 23d day of June Inst. Notice Is hereby given to all parlies interested, that by paying uielr several assessments to Alfred M. Wood, Collector of Taxes and Assessments, at his offlce, in the City within thirty days after the delivery of said assessment rolls to him, they can pay the same without any additional charge. All assessments not so paid will be collected by him or one of hla Deputy Collectors, with additional charges thereon provided by law. Dated (Brooklyn, June 6th, 1856.

A. LAWRENCE, Jel71wwtii street cmmissloiier i..