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fll WILLIAM VORiS takes pleasure in in Jb forming his ffidiids and the public generally that he has opened a HAT AND CAP STORE at No. 75 Fulton street, where they can get suited with an artiela at prices to suit the times. aplO lrri ASSESSMENT SALE. ID The Sale oLyPropcrty forkn'on jlayment of Assessments, advertised to take place on Thursday, 13th instant, will be continued from day to day, at the CITY BUILDINGS, until disposed of. apH MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK Cleared. Ship Marianna, Hamburg brigs Nahmakanta, Apalachicola Ava, Alexandria Selma, Mobile Delhi, New Orleans schrs Susan, Plymouth Velocity, Calais, Me; Ham, Mystic. Arrived. Ship Rochester, Morehouse, fm Liverpool April 9. Barque Franklin, Sleeborn, of 70 ds fm Hamburg.

Norw barque Industry, 75 ds fm Newcastle, Eng. jBrig Savannah, Hawley, 18 ds fm Mobile. TBrig Clinton, Lyon, 6 ds fm Savannah. Rev brig Jefferson, Nones, fin Charleston. Schr Althero, Walkenburg, 7 ds fin Wilmington.

Schr Warsaw, Smith, 2 ds fm rginia. Schr Atalanta, Stevens, 8 ds fm Georgetown. Schr Eric, Wing, 4 ds fm Norfolk. Schr Meserole, Young, 2 ds fm Philadelphia. Schr Argus, Baldwin, 6 ds fm Ocracoke.

Schr Rubicon, Nair, 2 ds fm Virginia. SCHOOLS. MBS. rRtt EBEY 'S QCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Pacific street, between Clinton and Henry South Brooklyn. The summer quarter in this establishment will commence on the 5th of May.

Mrs. Edev is kindly permitted to refer to tho Parents of tho Young Ladies under her charge, to the Clergy, and to some of the most respected fam ilieB in this city. Circulars may be obtained at Mrs. Edey's residence, in Pacific street, or at the office of the Brooklyn Eagle. my2 lm St.

JOHN'S fc.iVGI.ISII Sfc CLASSICAL SCHOOL The Summer Term of this institution will commence on Monday, May 8th. JAMES W. COE, Principal. REFER TO Rev. E.

M. Johnson, Rev. Professor C. S. Henry, D.D., of St.

John's Church Rev. W. H. Lewis, Rector of Calvary Church. For terms of tuition, inquire at tho School Room connected with St.

John's Church. Brooklyn, May 1st. 1843. myl 2v JF 12 A JE CLASSICAL SCHOOL, JVo. 19 Concord street, UNDER THE CHARGE OF MR.

PARSONS AND MRS. SMITH. INSTRUCTION given in tho various English Branches, including tho Sciences, Drawing and Painting, Vocal and Instrumental Music also, in Liatm, lreoK, Trench, Spanish and Italian. Lectures upon Literary and Scientific subjects. Terms reasonable.

Particulars given on application. References Rev. Professors of Union Theological Seminary, Edward Robinson, D.D., Henry White. D.D Horace Green, M.D., New York Rev. S.

H. Cox, D.D., Hon. Cyrus P. Smith, Brooklyn. ap28 lm Soariliuc and Day School for Voting Ladies, BY THE MISSES DEMAREST, No.

90 Orange, cor. of Henry Brooklyn, L. I. THE Summer Term will commence on tho 11th of May, 1843. This School has been in successful operation for the last five years.

Boarding pupils will be received on moderate terms. Circulars stating terms and other particulars, obtained at their residence. Brooklyn, April 13th, 1843. ap26 4w CUOOL FOR VO C1VG LADIES ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, No. 79 Willow street, corner of Clark.

Alfred Greenlea.f, A.M., Principal. THIS SCHOOL, consisting of a limited number of pupils, having been six years in successful operation, will commence its 25th quarter on Thursday, May 4th. It has enjoyed, from its establishment, tho continued patronage of many of the most intelligent and respected families in this city. Applications for seats, or for any farther information, may be made to the principal. Circulars containing terms, references, may also be obtained at tho Post Otficc.

ap24 tf SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 42 Piorrc pont street, Br oklyn. The Summer Term will begin on Monday, May 8. N. CLEAVELAND. References.

Rev. Drs. Cutler and Stone; Rev. Messrs. William H.

Lewis, Jacobus, Goddard, and Wm. B. Lewis Messrs. Theo. Eames, Seth Low, Charles Hoyt, Hiram Barney, A.

G. Hazard, F. Pominjj, W. J. Cornell, Josiah L.

Hale, R. H. Manning, H. F. Waring, Hosea Webster, Augustine Eaton, and XV G.

Lambert. ap20 3awtf BROOKLYN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. An English and Classical Boarding school, Washington Avenuo. For tho fututo the Rev Jaeob W. Diller will be associated with Mr.

Young in the various duties of this insti. tution. To persons consulting the health and happiness, the scientific, moral and religious improvement of their sons, this school offers inducements excelled perhaps by none. Catalogues of the pupils and patrons and every information may be had at the Post Office, at the store of L. Van Nostrand Son, 40 Fulton street, or at the Institute.

a21 CJOUTH BROOKLYN BOARDING DAY KJ SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Children, Atlantic street, near Court street. In this establishment the best possible provision is made for instruction in tho English, French, and bpamsn languages, Music, Drawing, Unre mitting attention is paid to the moral and intel lectual improvement, as well as the deportment the pupils. For further information, references, and terms, winch are moderate, parents and guard. ins are respectfully invited to call. D.

JOYCE. August 22, 1841. au24 HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN PAINTING AND GLAZING, TT H.DOW, 67 Fulton Street, wholesale and retail dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass, having employed a skilful fore, man to superintend every variety af painter's work. pledges himself to oxecute with precision, at the shortest notice, with the best materials, at a LOW PRICE, such orders as he may receive. N.B.

Painting materials sold at the lowest mar Ket price. apaa iw REWARD will be paid for the recovc. ry of TWO GOLD WATCHES stolen from my shop on Monday (24th), between 12J and IX rSinc.e iitvinn. nun. i.ij wiiipuiixij' aunw.u.

DESCRIPTION OF THE WATCHES. 1 Gold Verge Watch, heavy chased sdge, double, bot'om Case, gold seconds Dial, capped and jew. oiled, and with stop makor, Leonard Johnson Liverpool. No. 7617.

I Gold Duplox French Watch. Gold steel hands, Vase and Flowers on back of tho Case: makers, Marquand Brothers. No WM. WISE, Watchmaker Joweller, ap29 No. 75 Fulton street.

OUND On the 29th April, by Kaleb Lent, on the south Bide of Governor's Island, one larwn Caulker's Float, with eye bolts on each side, which th owner can have by calling on Robert McDer ihott, Sixth Ward Hotel, Brooklyn, near the South and paying charges. myl 3t NOTICE. A semi annual Dividend of 3J per cent, on the Capital Stock of tho Now York ana rwooKiyn Union Ferry Company, will bo paid xo uk oujuKuaiaerB on and altor this date Dy Afougniy, a reasurer, at the Atlantic Hank. Brooklyn, lsit May, 1843. myl 3t LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Brooklyn, N.

May 1, 1843. A Anderson Mr Almine Andrews Thomas 3 Archibald Themas Anderson Adams Wm Albcrtson Mrs Mary Appleton Major Allen Mr (Concord st) Baird Miss Jean Blake Anson Brannan Michael Barrows Simon Bagot Thos and Jas Baldwin Caleb Ball Geo Blackburne Baily Edmund Bagly Mr (Jay street) Baxter John Bergen Beard Wm Beach Lyman Benson Alox Brecso Samuel Betts Burwell Bctts Betts John Burnett Bergen Cornelius Bergen John Betts B'rchJohnWDLF Brittian William Bcms Margaret Brown William Boerum Henry Blount James Brown Geo Thornton Brown Eugenia 2 Brown Delvean Blommes John Brace Miss Eleanor Burk John Butt Richard Burnett Brumby 2 Bulmcr Jas Bulkley Mrs Abigail Burton James BrysonJane Clark Aaron 2 Chandler Asa Crarcy Elisha Carman Joseph 2 Cato Joseph Carr Catherine 2 Claxton John Campbell James Caulfield Michael Claggett Louisa Chapman Miss Chamberlin Uriah Clark James Carpenter Chcsley James Cheever Abby Chipman Jefferson Coneff James Coles Nathan Conor Henry Cortclyou Adrian Crow Mrs Connell Nicholas Cook Mrs Moses Cox Walter Conway Mathew Cox Patrick Courtney Rose Crittenden John dimming Mrs Ann Clark Ann Duryea Charles Dorman John Dougherty Hugh Doonor John Dolan Honora Dickenson John Dillion Edward Dikcman Henry Davis Davis Mrs Lorenti Davis Miss Lucrctia Davis Mrs Ann Davis Evan Dcvitt Miss Josephine Devan Antonia Deutseh Del Campo FernandJose Estcrbrook Joseph Elston John Ester Mrs Elizabeth Enis Patrick Estcs Edwin Edwards Thomas Evans Archibald Forsyth John rost a Fowler Albert Flinn Thomas Flynn James Fryee Edward Fitzgerald Mrs Flynn Jeremiah erguson amcs Ferris John Farrcll Margaret Franklin Benjamin Farlin William Flanagan Anno Farrington Mr Frost Joseph Or Glynn James Gould Moses Golochor Mary Godfrey Catharino Gill James Grimstead Gibbens Catherine Griffith Evan Green Miss Lucy Gannon Thos Glavey Thos Grafton John Gannon Michael Henry Mrs Henry Rev 2 Hegamen John Hyde John Halstcd Susan Haylin Henry Hartman Woodhull Haight Lydia Halpin William Hughes Wm Hunter Rev Joseph Huld Peter Humphrey Rev James Holder Sullivan Hobart James Hennigan Charles Henly Hemingway Miss Francs Herbert Kachacl Helch John'n A Hebert MisB Elizabeth Hines John Hughes Miss Magaret Hobart James 2 Hawroy Abraham Howlan Richard Hogan Mrs Holder Hoye Ann or Ellen I Jones Miss Jane Jones John Johnson Churles Jones Thomas Johnson Sarah Johnson William Jones Mast Johnson Mrs Mary Ingerson Capt John Kce Mrs Alice Kearney Sarah Kelly Robert Kelly Hugh Kelly Mary Kerr Anthony Kimball Thomas Kimball Joseph Lannon Thomas Lott FranceB Leonard Richard Laimbeer Junr Langdon La Due Benjamin Mead John Murey Zebadiah Magoffin John Macondray JOE Merritt Curtis Morgan William Montague Joseph morns James Moran Mrs Catharino Mallen Robert Mutt Jesse I Murray Catharine murphy Michael Magner Timothy mess uJty Chapman Connelly Mrs Marth 2 Kcnna Owen Gowan John Coon Wllet Ginnis Thomas Donald Miles Cauly Patrick Nallj William Conner James Laughlin Patrick Ehoy Miss Jane Konzie Angus Kearn John Neil Robert Entel James Nooney John tSccson Henry Nostrand Jacob O'Donnovan Patrick O'Brien John Osborn Mrs Harriet 2 O'Flannagan James O' Bovine Jamos Ogdcn James 2 Phelps Thomas Peters William Presnich Christopher Phelps Ed rice Dr iU Price Samuel Pettis Joseph Phelps Luther Proctor Thos Power Putnam Julia A Pratt William Phrainard Wm Purviance Madame Puna John Pearson James Rotchie Saml Richardson Mary Riley Lcrence Richards William Richardson Thos Richards Mariah Riley Wm Richards and Horton Runey Mary Rutherford Jemes Reilly Patrick Reed Augustus 2 Rowan Jas Rocrers Thos Ross Thos Ronmsge Madame Veuve Constant Roberts Trotter Rhodes David Rnynor Mutford Kappclye Jacob Smith Furman Co Sciven George Seamstress (193 Bridge st) Smith Wm Stillwell Mr Stafford Havriet Sceorn Sadler walley Executors of John Savacre St John Isaack Swan Wm St John Hiram Smith Miss Smith Samuel Smith Miss Jane Sill Henrv Sigerson Miss Smith Lucus Schenck Latayctto Stryker James 7 Shepherd Samuel Seagrave Benj Sherriden Ann Sykes John Sutton Edmund Stewart Rev Jas Stout Mr (Builder) Seieh Johanna Gobbob Smith Bcnj Ternnagh Michl Talmadge Miss Maria Talmaee Daniel Tinkelpaugh Almon 1 illy bamuel Townlcy Joannah Thompson Joseph Toale James Trumbell Hoff Tung Theobald Charle3 Tyler John Esq Turner Miss Mary iruaxiviiss xvancy Unitarian First Society uaeii bianey Vankipper Garrett 3 vandicar Valentine John Viney William vicar John Van Middlesworth Jane Vandewenter Vanderoef Henry Van Clecf Cornelius Vandam Daniel Walker George Waterhousc ChasC Wal ace Andrnw Walker Edward Watson Alex Walter Samuel Weiderholdt Wcllwood Arthur Wetherby Weedon John Wilson Martha Williams Ann A WillanlGeoL Wilson Alex 2 Williams Mrs Jane Wilson William White George White Chandler Whittemoro Henrv Mfl Tin nuo it Williams Miss Mary Jane Whittle Wilson Robert Wilson Matilda Wortman James Wood Woolsey 2 Wood Julia Woodward Wyckoff Peter 2 Alfred Edwin Baker James Brown George Carter LioutJ 2 Cane Cone Martin Douglas Capt Richard Doyle Lieut Jas Day Isaac Grier William Dr Green David Gregory Capt Francis GaudevThomas Glossin Lieut John NAVY LIST. 2 Harrison Lieut George Kradle JLeonard Kearney Edward Leonard William McDonald Francis O'Carrol Patrick Potter Dr Thomas Rose Alexander Walsh William Watts Georee Wetmore William Com Weldon Henry Wright William Persons calling for the above letters will say advertised," or they will not be looked for. Post office open from 7 a. m.

to 7 p. m. Sunday, from 8J to 9 a. H.and 2 to 3 p. m.

GEORGE HALL, Post Master. SCHOOLS. BROOKLYN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE A Day and Boarding School, 221 Washington street. Mr. Mrs.

SPAULD ING, Principals. The Fall term of this institution will commence Thursday, September 1842. Daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly reviews continued as usual. A strict account of each young lady's daily deportment, punctuality and scholarship is kept, and her standing reported quarter'. Wilde the Principals aim constantly to make thorough scholars, they deem it not less important to inculcate moral and religious principles.

Young ladies will receive Diplomas when they shall have honorably completed the full course prescribed in the circulars. None but well qualified teachers will be employed. REFERENCES. Rev. S.

H. Cox. D.D.; Rev. C. Brodhead, D.

Rev. J. S. Spencer, D. Rev.

J. L. Hodge; Rev. M. W.

Dwight; Rev. J. Sewell; Rev. J. M.

Rowland; Rev. E. M. Johnson; Rev W. B.

Lewis; Rev. M. Jacobus; Rev. E. E.

Taylor; Rev. J. Duffield, Rev. J. Judd; Hon, J.

Dikeinan; Hon. L. Lefferts; His Honor H. C. Murphy, Mayor; C.

P. Smith, ex Mayor; Doctors C. Rowland, J. J. Rapelye, B.

Parker, G. Marvin, M. K. Bridges, W. K.

Northall; P. Clark, W. Bradbury, W. B. Wedgwood, R.

Claggett, J. W. Wheelwright, R. Thorn, S. Fleet, Covert, E.

Copland, D. Lester, Esq. J. Young, Principal of Brooklyn Collegiate Insti tute; Messrs. S.

Putnum, W. Marsh, A. Daven port, J. Laidlaw, B. Mortimer, G.

M. Wilder, teachers. anil eod9in WHITE PLAIN'S FE.1IALK THIS SEMINARY, for the education of Young Ladies, is located in the retired and rural Village of White Plains, Westchester County, 27 miles from New York. The building was erected with the view of a permanent establishment, and is conveniet and well adapted for the purpose to which it is devoted. The number of Boarders is limited to twenty All of whom reside under tho same roof with the Principal fare at the same board, and are, in all respects, members of his family.

The course of education is designed to he more thorough than showy, and particular attention will be paid to training and developing the mind and imbuing it with sound moral principles, as well as with Elemontary Knowledge. Every Scholar must be provided with a Bible, and will be required to attend Family Prayer Morning and Evening, and Public Worship on the Sabbath. I he bchool ear is divided into Two Sessions, of Five Months each the Winter Session commenc ing on the first of November, and the Summer Session on the first of May. The Vacations will occur in April and October. Scholars may be admitted at any age or tune, but none are received for any period less than a Session.

The Course of Study ombraccs Orthopranhv. English Grammar, Rhetoric. Criticism, Composi tion, Penmanship, Geography, Astronomy, History, Book Keeping, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, the Naval Sciences, the Ancient Languages, French, Drawing and Painting, and Vocal and Instrumental Music. 1 he 1 crms, are JMghty Hollars per Session paya ble in advance. In this sum are included the charges for Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights and Tuition in the English Branches.

Tho extra charges are, for Music on the Piano $24, and $4 for use of Piano. Ancient Languages S10. French S10. Drawing and Painting 12. Ornamental Needlework $6.

Vocal Music 5. Access to Library 1. Bed and Bedding to bo provided by each Pupil: if furnished, thcro will be an additional chargo of $5 per Session. Each Pupil is also required to provide Towels and Napkins, and a Tea and Tabic Spoon. a he Institute is furnished with a cabinet of mm erals, a very tontiful Philosophical Apparatus and a Library of over 10OO roUimcs.

All necessary I ext books, jfer can be procured at the Institute. o25 tf S. G. ARNOLD, Principal. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

In an eligible apart ment pertaining to the Central R. D. Church, on Henry street, near Clark. 1 he regular session will commence on I hursday the 1st of September. This place has been occupied, for several years, as a Collegiate School, and is retired, healthful, and pleasant.

In this School thore is no junior department and no pupils will be received who cannot read English with facility. The course ol study is that preparatory to college and the business pursuits of life. I ho rules of discipline and behavior, are intended to be subordinate to the Holy Scriptures, experience and common sense. Tho price of tuition is now 50 per quarter. Billspayablo in advance, or, in all cases, by the imame oi tne season.

Those who may wish to enquire concerning this school, are respectfully referred to Rev. Dr. Brodhead, Brooklyn, and Rev. Dr. McAuley, New York.

D. F. ROBERTSON. Brooklyn August 16, 1842 au24 tf DKAWIITG SCHOOL. THE APPRENTICES' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION will commence their Drawing Classes at tho rooms in the Lyceum on Tuesday, the 18th instant.

The School will be open every Tuesday and Friday evenings, from 7 till 9 o'clock, TUITION For the Mechanical and Agricultural $4 00 Landscape and Figure Class 3 00 in all cases payable in advance. Tickets of admission can be procured at the rooms, or from Ths.S.Woodcoek, i James Walters, Wm. A. Morgan, Committee P. J.

Arcularius, Stephen Crowell, Robert Nichols, ol2 tf H. G. NICHOLS, Secretary. MARTIN K. BRIDGES, SURGEON DENTIST, No.

56 FULTON, corner of Hicks street. Two hours in each wock day, from 7 to 9 o'clock in the morning, devoted to the service of the poor, without charge. SCALE OF PRICES TERMS, CASH. For a full set of upper and under teeth on gold, 100. For 1 tooth on gold, $6, 2 teeth 12, 3 teeth $16.

For a set containing 4 to teeth, $5 each tooth. For over 6 teeth in one set to 10, jg4 each tooth. One tooth on pivot, 3 to $5. For full set of upper teeth by suction, 50. For filling teeth with gold, oach cavity, SI to $2.

For cleaning set of tcoth, $1 to 9'. Regulating and arranging deformities and irregular ities in tho mouth and tcoth, a price common euratc with the magnitude of tho operation, scale of prices for widows and orphans, For full sot of upper and under teeth on gold, $60. For full set of upper by suction, $35. For 1 tooth on gold, $5, 2 teeth S7, 3 tooth $9, 4 teeth 12. For setting tooth on pivot, $2.

For filling with gold, oach cavity, $1. For cleaning the teoth, 1. For extracting tooth, each 50 cents. Brooiclvn, JJarch 14, 1843. mU tf REAL ESTATE.

TO LET OR LEASE To a Family Grocer 1 he 2 story and attic house, with store and back room in 1 ut air a i.i on the corner of Smith and Church sts, Brooklyn it is believed to be a location desirable to a man of business, who will keep a general supply of groce. ries, winch are wanted by a great many people in tne neighborhood. The use of a dock mav ho hnrf "wood chlrcoal, and in tho win ter, hard coal, will find sale to advantage. The house is now, filled in with brick, and has a good cellar the street in front paved, and a now pump of excellent water at the door. A single man might let the dwelling part for enough to pay his board.

The rent will be taken in grocories, if desired. Smith street is now being regulated and graded to Hamilton avenue bridge, and extensive improvements will te made in the immediate neighborhood, and it ia Dcuevco a goodj business may be done here by a man of business habits and understanding. To such a tenant the whole will be let for 1 or 3 years at 150 a yar Fr further particulars apply to the subscri. 4t" door south from said corner, or at his office. No.

20 Fulton st, Brooklyn. R. S. CHURCH. Also TO LET, in the same row, a beautiful two story modern built house, filled in with brick, sliding doors, marble mantels, vauit, Rent 150.

Apply as above. m29 tf A DESIRABLE COUNTRY KRSl. DENCE for sale or to rent in Flatbush, jLonir Island. 31 Ferries consisting of seven and a half lots of land, on which are a modern built two story bouse, filled in with brick to the roof, marble mantels, folding doors, and convenient pantries in every room. The house has been newly painied, inside and out.

Also, a carriage house, stable, and cow house, two cisterns, with a pump of excellent water at the back door. This property will be sold at a bargain, if applied for soon. Only a small part of the purchase is required down in money, or goods at cash prices. Inquire of J. H.

Patterson, City Buildings, corner of Henry and Cranberry. pg Mil HOUSE TO LET The two story and attic brick house, with basement and under No. 127 Jackson It is built in the best manner, in modem stvlo, has II rooms besides basement and kitchen. It will be let low to a small family, or to two small families. Apply to JOHN VOORHEES, 131 Jackson (one of the above block,) or to V.

G. HALL, 26 Pine street, opposite the Custom House, New York. ALSO, TO LET, houses or rooms on Furman street, adjoining Mr. Pierpont's property. Apply on the premises, to Mr.

Voorhees, every afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. ap22 tf TO LET To let from the 1st of Mav next, a house and shed with garden attach near the Pennv Bridge, on tho. mart leading from Williamsburgh to Flushing, near Newtown Creek, in Bushwick. The premises have been occupied as a grocery store, and would be a first rate stand for a shoe maker, as there are none within a mile of it. For further particulars enquire of ANTHONY HULST m30 near the premises.

TO LET. Tne two storv dwelling house 78 Clinton avenue contains seven rooms, tea room and kitchen on the rear has a garden of about two lots of ground attached, with grape vines, shrubbery, Possession 1 st of May next. Tho house is very pleasantly situa ted is near a church, and a school, has a Seminary in the immediate neighborhood rent moderate. Apply to James Van Dyke, on the premises, or ad drcss through the Post Office. j27 tf MTO LET Tho 5 stores now building on the corner of Fulton and Pineapple Dmbahlv hn finisKprt nn nhr.nl tU 1st of April next.

Apply at 73 Cranberry street bo. tween 8 and 9 o'clock in the morning, or at 164 Maiden lane, New York. M. REYNOLDS. ALSO, a neat two story modern built house in Cranberry street.

F9 tf TO LET A modern built 2 storv attic house in DeKalb street, near Bedford ave nue. The house is nearly new and inner. feet order, with a large garden attached, well stocked with fruit trees, grape vines and shrubbery, good out buildings, To any person wishing a genteel suburban residence, this is an opportunity seldom offered. Rent low to a good tenant. Apply to A.

H. OSBORN, on tho promises, or at the grocery store cor. Franklin and Myrtle av. myl tf HOUSES TO LET Three new brick houses on the corner of Smith and Livingston streets. These houses are well calcu lated for several genteel families rent low.

Enquire of J. E. Underbill, Red Hook lane or 40 Ful ton street. F21 tf TO LET Part of a house on Division street, near the Bridge road rent low for rest of the year. Apply at tho Tanne foot of Nassau street, or to L.

VAN NOSTRAND. 40 Plton street. sl3 TO LET l'lio fnur s'orv brick house on Henry street, adjoining the corner of Pineapple. Inquire at 91 Fulton street. myl 6t COOPE LEIGH.

STUDY ECONOMY, AND HCV OCU CLOTHING CIIKAI'. P. EMMENS would inform his friends and the public that he is making to order, Gcntlo mcn's superfine wool dved West of England Broad, cloth FROCK and DRESS COATS, at the follow ing astonishingly low prices, viz Frock Dress Coats, from 12 to 16 00 to 20 00 VVool dy'd Cassimcrc Pantaloons, 4 00 to 9 00 Merino, Velvets, Valoncias, Silk and Satin Vests, from 2 50 to 4 50 Gentlemen who prefer furnishing their own goods, can have them made and trimmed at the following prices, viz Frock and Dress Coats made and trimmed for from 7 00 to 10 00 Pantaloons, from 1 50 to 2 00 Vests, from 1 50 to 2 00 N.B. CUTTING and REPAIRING done at the shortest notice, and with neatness and dispatch. JOHN P.

EMMENS, No. 89 Fulton street. Brooklyn. L. I.

0 DON'T MISTAKE THE STAND it is directly opposite Henry street, next door to Messrs. Coope Leigh's crockery store, in Fulton street F8 tf DENTISTRY. WILLIAM KNIGHT NORTHALL, Surgeon Dentist, begs to announce to the inhabitants of Brooklyn and Long Island that he has resumed the practice of his profession, and will bo happy to attend to those who may desire his services, at his Office, No. 60 Fulton street, first door below Mr Culvcrwcll's bookstore. Having pursued the practice of Dentistry in this city for ten years, the advertiser deems any references to particular indi viduals unnecessary.

d30 tf HEAVY DAMAGED SHEETINGS, slightly wet, will bo sold cheap, by J. HUBBARD, 103 Fulton street, between Sands and Prospect streets, F27 tf Brooklyn. UOKtiN BANKS. Notes of the following Banks wanted, namely Bank of Buffalo, Commercial, do. Lafayette Bank, N.

Y. Housatonic Railroad, tf By Commercial, Oswego, Llmton County Hank, St. Lawrence, Ogdenb'gJ Clinton Bank, N. Y. J.

S. MAC KAY, 36 Fulton street, Brooklyn APARTMBNTS WANTED Any quiet, genteel family without children, residing in the lower part of Brooklyn, who may wish to reduce their rent by letting out room and a couple of bedrooms to a gentleman and his wife, may hear of an occupant by addressing A. at the office of this paper, stating terms and location. ap25 lw SLIGHTLY WET, fabric uninjured Will be sold, a lot of Elastic Suspenders, from auction, this day, at J. HUBBARD'S, hi6 103 Fulton street.

SATIN ETTS SAT1NETTS 'All persons in wart of cheap and good Satinolts, at auction find them by calling at m4 J. HUBBARD'S, 103 Fulton st. AUCTION SALES. SCHULTZS SWERTCOPE. Auctioneers.

Store, No. 166 Fulton street. LT Sales of property at auction or at private sale conducted with despatch advances made on good sent to tho store for immediate sale. Chan eery or other sales of Real Estate made at the store or Franklin House, as may ssit parties. JOSEPH HEGEM AN.

Auctioneer. (Late Heceman Dean Sales Room. 14 Fulton Street. Thursday, May 4th, At 10 o'clock, at George Van Brunt's Hotel, 23 Fulton street, the entire ttock of his Livery Stable, consisting of Horses, Carriages, Light Buggy and Top Wagons, Barouches, Coach, Farm Wagon, Tho sale will positively take place without reserve, and without regard to the weather. TERMS Over 50 dollars, 60 days for approved endorsed paper with interest under 50 doll's, cash.

ET The stock is all in good order. At Private Sale Lots on the Railroad and Flatbush road, by single lots or by the acre. J. H. Solicits orders for sales of Real Estate, Housohold Furniture, either at private residences or at the sales room, which is well calculated for large sales.

Chancery and public sales of Real Estate at the Sales room. COAL. COAL, COAL, COAL. FIRST quality Salem Vein Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal will bo delivered from the Yard at the following prices, viz Broken and egg size ....6 00 Stove and nut 5 50 Lehigh, all sizes 5 50 Lackawanna, all sizes 5 59 Liverpool per chaldron 8 50 do. do.

unscreened 7 50 Virginia, at the yard 1 00 Orders received at 41 Fulton street. WALTERS, BARRE VAN BRUNT. Corner of Pearl and Plymouth streets. February 2, 1643. tf COAL! CHEAT BEDUCTId'V I IV PKIOES LONG ISLAND COAL YARD.

Adams, corner of Water street. The subscriber respectfully informs the public and his friends that ho has just opened a Coal Yard under the above title, where he will be happy to supply them with reach urchard and other Coals of the best quality, upon as reasonable terms as can be had thcr in this city or the cit of New York I'each Orchard, broken and egg 6 00 Peach Orchard, do 5 50 Lehigh, all sizes 5 50 Gray Ath, all sizes 5 50 GEORGE P. NELIGH. F3 1843 tf J. G.

YATES. Agency "lOAL COAL COAL COAL At V. the Brooklyn Coal Yard, in Jay street, between York and Prospect street. The subscriber offers for sale the very best of Peacli Orchard Coal, red ash, screened and delivered, free of cartage, in any part oi tne city, at tne louowing reduced prices Peach Orchard, broken and egg size 6 00 Do. stove and 5 50 Raven Vein, grey ash, all sizes 5 50 Lackawanna, all sizes 4 50 m8 tf JOSHUA ROGERS LACKAWANA COAL The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have taken the yard at the foot of Adams street, No.

13, known as the Nassau Coal Yard, and lately occupied by Barkeloo Baylis, where they are receiving Lackawana Coal, fresh from the mines, and whiGh they offer to their customers and the public at the following pri ccs, free of cartage Egg and broken size 4 50 Lump 4 50 Stove and Furnace 4 50 Nutsize 4 50 Nut and pea mixed, or small nut 4 00 Pea 3 50 my5 tf ROCKWELL'S HOARHOUND CANDY is fast taking the lead of all other cough remedies, it being a purely vegetable compound of twenty six of the most safe and salutary ingredients, therefore it concentrates all the renovative qualities of tho vegetable kingdom into the simple remedy of a little candy, and that so cheap that the poor as well as the rich can procure this never failing cure for their coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup, whooping cough, irritation of the throat, asthma, Scc. For directions and price, see the envelope with each package, signed J. ROCKWELL, without which none arc genuine. sold by Wm. Bailey, Druggist, cor.

Fulton and Sands st. L. N. Baldwin, Grocer, cor. Myrtle and Gold st.

iskorntt, Druggist, Mot Fulton street. Dr. Mountain, Druggist, cor. Fulton and Adams. H.

P. Dav Co, Grocers, cor. Hfyrtle Jackson. WillicmxWakelin, 217 Fulton street. 11.

UooK, Uakcr, 111 High street. B. F. Stratton Co, "Grocers, 76 Henry street. Mrs Crane, Jamaica.

Carll Seaman, Babylon. William Roc Co, Patchoguc. D. Half, Patchoguc. W.

II. Wells, Southold. J. K. Woolsey, Huntington.

Stratton Vaile, Canoe place. Crolus, Sagharbor. And at tho manufactur cr's, wholesale and retail, No. 248 Adnms street, Brooklyn, Long Island. F25 tf PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES, The subscriber, having heretofore sustained (and he believes deservedly) tho reputation of selling Paints, Oils, Glass, and every other article in his line of business, at the OLD STAND, 30 I'ULTON STREET, at lower lrices than any other store in Brooklyn, now offers for sale AT REDUCED PRICES a large and new assortment of every article suitable for house and carriage painters, and pledges himself that he will not be undersold by any other csta bliEhment of the kind, cither in NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN.

Best pure Winter Sperm Oil by tho single gallon, 6s Gd 5 gallons and upwards, at 6s. A discount will be allowed to dealers, ml 7 tf JNO. D. PRINCE, 39 Fulton st. OFFICE OF THE L.

I. INSURANCE No. 41 Fulton stroct, corner of Front street, BROOKLYN, L. I. ELECTION The Stockholders of this Company are hereby notified that the Annual Election for twenty five Directors and 3 Inspectors of Election, will beheld at the Office of the Company on Monday, the 8th day of May next, to commence at 12 o'clock M.

and close at 2 P. M. The Transfer Books will be closed from 5th May next to that date. By order. S.

ALPHEUS SMITH, Secretary. Brooklyn. April 25th, 1843. ap25 2w Ji'UKIYISIII'VG STORE. rpHE begs to announce to his tnends and customers, Uiat he has removed to his old stand, 105 Fulton street (Coopc's buildings).

During the past year, he has been gratified with a large addition to the number of his patrons. Ho trusts to merit a still further increase, by successful and persevering efforts to suit the public taste in the line of his business C. B. BROWER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL READY MADE LINEN, CRAVATS, nandlierchiefs, Sloclc, Hosiery, Glows AND UMBRELLA STORE, No. 105 Fulton (Coope' Buildings,) ap22 BROOKLYN.

lm BOARDIN A gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board in a private family, by applying at No. 1 17 Nassau struct. m7 tf OUNTER sa ja23 FOR SALE A small counter for WELLS SIMOM 184J Fulton street, RUCTION SALES. U. J.

TODD, Auctioneer. Store Sales Room, 88 FuitcHi AUCTIOIST SAI.P.9 lOaTI. v.Ln2l au xu. 'AUG Buuwntwjuw iLure, co nuon' nreei, which is now open for the reception 'of new iiad'aif hand furniture, or any other kind of merchandise; en which liberal cash ariv. or small sums, and nett proceeds promptly peib CS soon as sales arc effected This is docidedlyoae of, the best situations in RronWpn property, either real or personal, and he respectfully solicit a linnfiniiimcf? nf nncfr ilu WU YHKW tmuc to give personal and prompt attention 'to the sale of furniture at the residences of families, and from his long experience is this branch of business, n.Tll Vr.T 7 TTrrrtrir.

tumti It. linnn. 4a tisfaction. Goods in" the tarn mnrrt rt tensively advertised. keferenciss Hon.

Ogdcn Hoffman, Messrs. Glover Sl MnMnrrov MomVnrt A Geo. Hall and Francis Stryker, EsqsBrooklyB' ju ti i. j. jvu, Auctioneer At 10 o'clock, in the salt room, 88 Fulton street, Furniture A mnct nrnm'vn "oauniiciJ.

Ul hand furniture of all descriptions, from different fa. i uuipi laing parimarDie taDJesoi nil luniuic iop cenire laoies. uiuruic iop ourcaus, wasnstands, piano, Fr plate looking glasses, 1st class feathbeds, hair mattrasscs, mah'y and other bedsteads, 5 ward robes, 4 bookcases with and without secretariesJ a' lnt Af l. ui ivmuow wings ana au sorts of' kitchen and Wllinflrw nnnlpin A huviw, Lviuuug DLlfVCB, Also, the balance of goods on account of purcha sers. not called for at frrmor mine uu.uu.

UUbU HU WmiU. tunity to procure furniture is rarely met with. 17 uaiwuaj XJVdUIlg, may xjia, At carlv candlelight, in thn utiloa a 1 i i Kold a trrcat varictv of fancv and stnnlo inv.j. by order of assignees also," an elegant assortment and pledged articles, travelling trunks, Uj R. J.

TODD has made arrangements by' which lie can attend personally to sales hi N. York" city, with the usual facilities. A'i' KlVATJt; SALE 1 building lot 25 by 102' feet, situate in Pr.nrJ iiftTvnnn uim J. tiltliJT sts, Brooklyn. This will be soid a bargain if applied auj.

iitiiuizumiviy at luuuuxi store. WANTED 2 spcctable house on Brooklyn Heights. JOHN E. VAN ANTWERP, Auctioneer. TV.rKnnril oitftntinn ivftn tn cilna r.f TTnn.a hold Furniture at private residences umcc no.

ruiton street, (Evening Star; building,) where all orders will be received, and; BRILLIANT, BEAUTIFUL', UNRIVAll. LED Porters' Patent Portable Composition Burning Fluid The most beautiful, cleanly and convenient article ever discovered for portable' lamps of all descriptions, extensively sed and ad. mired by thousands in New York and vicinity, per fectly safe in burning, preserving' its qualities in every climate, and warranted to improve by age. Porter's clear and only genuine Chemical Oil, su pcrior to any thing of the kind ever invented for a rich, steady and intensely brilliant flame, affording a light equal to 16 sperm candles, each burner 'at an expense of Ices than one cent per hour. Also, Camphinc, treble distilled, superior to any sold in the city, and warranted to give perfect sat lsiacuon or me article always cnccrtuily exchanged or the money refunded.

All the above manufactured and sold wholesale and retail, by W. H. STARR, at No. 67 Bcekman New York, where country merchants and oth crsisiting the city, arc respectfully solicited to call' and examine the articles, and likewise his stock of lamps for burning the same, consisting in part of the New Patent Burner side reflecting lamp. The Shadowless Reflecting suspending desk' lamp.

The Improved Reading or Downward Reflecting lamp. The Patent Burner Fountain Iamu. i ne concave itenccting lamp. The Fountain Side lamp, and various kinds and patterns of globe, shade, mantel and astral lamps together with brass, britannia, cut and plain glass portable lamps. The above will be sold at the lowest cash and in no instance the prompt and punctual ens tomcr be obliged to pay for losses sustained from 1 the delinquent.

Caution. Tne public arc particularly requested to notice that the celebrated good quality of, and increasing demand for the above patent Composition Burning Fluid and Chemical Oil.havc induced many in New York and Brooklyn to attempt to palm off a miserable imitation of tho above for the pure and genuine article, and I hereby caution all who have adopted their use, to be aware of any and all kinds that may be offered, as my waggon and that onlyy Berves every article in my line regularly every Tuesday, and as much oftener as desired, in every part' of Brooklyn and vicinity, and all orders left ntv' 67 Bcekman New York, will be promptly 'and punctually attended to. N. B. No other establishment in the United States is in any way connected with the above' jol3 tf STATE OF NEW YORK IN CHANCERY Before the Chancellor.

The American Life Insurance and Trust Company vs. George Gault and others. Master's Sale. Pursuant to a decree of the Court of Chancery of this Stale made in the above entitled cause, will bo sold at public auction under the direction of the undersigned, one of the masters of said Court, at tho public house or tavern called "Tho Franklin House," at the corner of Water and Fulton streets, in the city of Brooklyn, on the twcnty.fifth day of May instant, at twelve o'clock, noon, of that day All that certain lot, piece or of land situate, lying and being in the city of Brooklyn, bounded and containing as follows, to wit beginning at a point on the northerly sido of Plymouth street, which point is distant easterly 100 feet from the northeast, erly corner of Bridge and Plymouth streets, thence running northerly on a line parallel with Bridge street 200 feet to John street, thence running easterly ulong tlio souther! side of John street 100 feet, thence running southerly on a line parallel Bridge stroct 200 fect to Plymouth street, thence running westerly along the northerly side of Plymouth street 100 feet to tho place of beginning. Dated New York, May 2d, 1843 LUCIUS my2 2aw3w Master in Chancery.

UAIli DRESSlNG SA T.nnrvr town pEi.i.RTPiuu'iiMi removed Lib Hair Cutting, Curling, and Shaving esiaonsnmeni to i o. i ront street, (recently occu pied by Mr. Jordan,) where his customers will find him unremitting in his attention to tho business ia all its details. WIGS and TOUPEES made to or. der.

mv9tf' CORN! will pay the market price in CASH for Corn, delivered at our Distillery, on Front st, between Main mid Washington streets, Brooklyn. ja21 tf CUNNINGHAM HARRIS. 4 LACK, Red. and White Lead, for sale by myl 4 w. Sii.

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