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H5 AMUSEMENTS. AUCTJOK SALES. MARRIED; iTKXpENcn SMtTit In this city, on the 8th by Rev. S. A.

Baker, Pall Itkm'ksce, to Miss Catharine A. With, all of Brooklyn. DIED. niiiioKN At Platinum, L. on Sunday, May 8th.

Catharike, vrife of Tunis J. Bergen, in the 45th year of her ace. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, on Tuesday afternoon, tne Kith at o'clock, without further notice. Her remains will be taken to Creenwood Cemetery for interment. Maynaud On Tuesday, May 3d, of jaundice, Mr.

James Mavnahd, of London. England, aged W) years, 11 months and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon. May 10th, at two o'clock from his late residence No. HS Canton Brooklyn.

New York City News. Fire in Avenue A. A fire broke out this noon in a lumber yard and cabinet shop corner of Avenue A and 17th street. Considerable damage was sustained. Not Agreed Yet.

The jury in the case of Jas. Glass, tried for the Elm street murders, are now out for the fourth day. The came in Court at 10 o'clock this morning, and answered that they could not agree, when tho Judge sent them back again. It was said they stood eleven for conviction and one for acquittal. Fire in Whitehall Street.

About 1 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the. dwelling part of house No. 50 Whitehall street, occupied by Capt. Silvy and Arthur Boyce. A daughter of Capt.

being awakened by the smoke, raised the alarm, and in making Iter escape she was badly burnt about the hands and face. The lire was soon put under. Damage was chiefly done by water. Cause of fire not known. Capture of A Fugitive Robber from Charleston.

John Hawkins alias Liverpool Johnny, was arrested Sunday afternoon on board the ship Robert S. Bell, which had just arrived from Charleston. Hawkins, it is alleged, in company with two others, decoyed a man out of the city of Charleston and there robbed him of 300. A Long Nap. Wm.

Henry, a U. S. soldier, entered a disreputable house in Water street. He does not know how many times he drank, but made affidavit that lie remained asleep four days, and on awaking found his money, $190, minus, and a bill footed up against him of $51 12 for drinks. Custom House Clerks.

Collector Schell has received a circular from the Secretary of the Treasury calling for a reduction of clerical force. The Collector has requested the heads of his bureaus to submit plans, showing how far a reduction can be made consistently with a proper discharge of the public duties. The reports will be submitted to him within two weeks. The Court of Oyer and Terminer, on Saturday, presented an exciting scene. It was the general sentence day of the term.

Quimbo Appo, for murder, was sentenced to be hung on July 2 Jean Bosquet, the "man monster," was sent for life to hard labor in the State Prison John Glass and James Higgins, were each sent for twenty years to the State Prison, with hard labor, for complicity in the Elm street murder; Michael Flyun, for manslaughter, was sentenced to the State Prison for ten years John D. Pfromer, convicted of the same crime, for four years, and Joseph Coburn, the pugilist, for three years, for a felonious assault on a police officer. THE COURTS. Special Term Supreme Court. NOTI0K TO TUE DAE.

In consequence of the absence of Judgo Lott at the General Term of the Supreme Court at Poughkeepsle, the Special Term stands adjourned until Monday, May 16, st 9 o'clock A. M. City Court. SWORE JUDGE CCLTEH. The Court met this morning, and after calling the jury, adjourned over until next Monday in order to accommodate lawyers with cases, who have business at General Term which Is now in session at Poughkeepsle.

AR8ACI.TING A WITNr.58. Col. C. J. Jack appeared before Judge Culver on Saturday and made a motion to vacate an order of arrest in which he was personally Interested.

It appears that the Colonel sued a former client named Cliadbourne for fees. The case came before Daniel P. Barnard, as P.eferce. Mr. Barnard being absent, his son took the evidence.

Chadbourne being sworn, made some observation which irritated the Colonel, tvIao, acting a his own counsel, struck the defendant in the face. The plaintiff was brought before Judge Culver, and held in $1,000 bail to answer. The motion made on Saturday to dismiss the order or arrest was denied, but the amount or bail was reduced to $500, und there, at present, the matter rests. CL LOSING SCUKKE. C.

II. RIVERS ru.nsKS Tire nAXfiixo SFAsnv With a GHAXD SOIREE, at his Academy, (Hakey BuUiliiicO, 355 Fulton Htrett. on TI KSDAY EVENING, May 17tli. On TUESDAY KVEMN'ff. May17rti, will lie civpn a GRAND At C.

IT. RivtiV Ac.i'lemy. 355 Fulton street. Tickets 50 cents may be obtained of Mr. Rivera at the Academy on afternoons anil eveninirs of Tuesday, lllth, and Friday, 13th inst.

Also, on Tuesday afternoon. May 17th. and at the dijoi on the evenlnjt of the Soiree. myU MISS! KVLARK BEGiPFoTNFORM HER friends anil tlie public that her CONCERT, which was l)09t jiorieil on account of the Water Celebrat ion, will take place at the Atlieneum. on MONDAY EVENING, May Wtli.

On which occasion Hhe will be assisted by the following talent MISS BALDWIN. MR. 1E LACY. MR. .1.

A. HOWARD, MR. H.GO.MIKN. MR. I'AKRELL, (on Flute.) MR.

MKI.VII.I.E. Tickets can be had at the door on theeveninnof the Concert. Concert will commence at 8 o'clock. Ticketa ct nts. a30 Ht' OWKRY THEATRE Lessees Messrs.

(. L. fox nnd J. v. Linoahd.

THIS KYKMMi 7U o'clock. rXOWKKS OF THE KOKEST. Esmeralda Miss Sallie St. Clair. THE SWISS SWAINS.

I'M BO CM. BOARDING. BOArfDAINGLGENlXEMAN WOULD like to obtain a ideasant room, in the central jiart of Brooklyn, and furnish a piano and musical instruction for one or two as payment. Address Y. Brooklyn P.

O. niyfl 2t "rfUlNA ARCADE RE OPENED 112 AND 114 Clinton. extendinK throuph to 1R7 Atlantic street, with a new stock. White Stone China Dinner, Tea ami Toilet Sets. ap22 tf WHITE STONE CHINA TOILET, "TEA AND Dinner Sets, at the CHINA ARCADE.

112 and U4 Clinton. p.xtendin Jo l(7Atlantic streets. ap22tf 1 FRENCH AND ENGLISH" CH 1 A TEA "SETri, and nearly every useful article of Earthenware adapted lor younE housekeepers at lti7 Atlantic streets. a22 tf UXDERG ROUND TRAVELLERS ''MERGING from darkness, may, by tin1 light of bontires, find a handsome assortment of China. Glass and Earthen Ware, for sale at u' Atlantic street.

ap22 tf I' NGLISTl PLATE POWDTrTHlSrUSTLY celebrated composition imparls to all kinds of a brilliant, and permanent lustre. It has long been used in Enp larid iu preference to any other article. Manufactured and for sale by p. D. LEYS.

DruRgist Chemist, Je3 ly Cor. Main and York Brooklyn. PIANO FORTES. PIANO FORTES, AT No. COURT STREET A good assortment of new and second hand Piano of every description for sale and for hire at WALKER'S Music Store, No.

33 Court nt. Also Melodeons and Musical Instruments of every description. Sheet Music, etc. Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired. ai20 ly PIANOS AT A HE AT RED L'CTION IN PRICE PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO UIRE W.

WALKEK, Music Store. 1U7 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Piaim Forte. Musical Instruments, Music, Violin and Guitar ic. Y.

has now on hand for sale a rhic1 assortment oi Pianos of the most approved makers, viz Stodart's, Nunn's, i'C, at greatly reduced prices. Piano Fortes for hire. PIANOS "TO 'RENT JAMESE. Fulton street, opposite City Hall. New and second hand instruments always on hand, to rent, with the privilege of buying and rent applied to purchase.

Accordeons. Guitars, Banjos. Flutinas, Violins. also Sheet Music for sale. fe7 3m GROCERIES.

FIRST QUALITY FAMILY GROCERIES W. H. CORNELL, 230 Fulton street, corner of Clark street, offers to families the most complete Assortment of GROCEUIKS" AND FRUITS, to be found in the city, embracing every article of necessity or luxury kept by family irrocers in extensive trade, including CHOICE WINES. LIQCORS AND SEGAJiS. und every variety of Foreign and Domestic Fruits.

Ac GARDEN. FJKLI) AND FLOWER SEEDS. American and imported, of the most approved kinds and varieties, carefully put up and packed for all climates. W. H.

Cornell solicits the patronage hitherto extended to him from the avenues, as the orders are attended to daily as usual. Goods delivered to all parls of the City. apl4 tf a 0 7 "VY. Wholesale Rktaii, Dkalwi is FI.Ol'R AND GRAIN. No.

Fn.Tox Street, near Atlantic Bank, jatUf Brooklyn. MPORTANT TO'FAMILIES AND "ALL "WHO wish genuine TEA, COFFEE and SPICES, and at prices to suit the times, auould call upon HARDING CORSER OF Fri TOS AND MAIN StRFETS. Best Government Java, 1 cents, or IS lbs. for one dollar. Maracaibo, Iti cents, or 5 lbs.

for 75 cents. Laguayra. 14 St Domingo, 12 55 10 50 TEAS. We have received by the late arrivals the most choice asFort uiciu oi new i eas. wmrn we oner per cent cneaper rnan usually charged by New York dealers.

N. B. In Five Pocnd Boxk ok Bags at Wholesale Prices. SPICJ ft have fitted up the most Improved machinery for manufacturing Mustahd, Coooa, Chocolate and Spicks, which we warrant pure, and of the best quality, nnd at cheaper rute than ever before offered. HARDING i Tea.

Coffek and Spice Dealers. Corner of Fulton and Main streets. Brooklm. Goods delivered to all parts of the Citv. dfc tf INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

GUTTA PERU HA CEMENT ROOFING. Can be applied to old Shincle lioofs, without removing them. NEW AND OLD TIN AND METAL ROOFS. Coated and repaired with GCTTA a EXT, and warranted watkr tigiit. Specimens and references can be seen at tlie office.

34; Fi'lton Stheet. Brooklyn', i2o tf JOHNS CROSLEY GENTS' FURNlSlimO GOODS. M' ONTALEMBERT TIES. YOUNG MEN. h.lVP vnii eppn tlicm Tfnnt fall WW PIVIlPFf'S 171 Fulton street.

None can come up to them iti style. myy tt PARIS II ATS, 1,50 PER" OUNCETHE mostelesant and comfortable Hat weiirht only 4 ounces that has been offered for sale durinethe past 27 years, at the itore in Fulton, opposite Sands street, by SILK NECK. TIES FROM AUCTION Less Than Half PniCE 1230 dozen iuat received, iie. miiinl patterns, to be slauehtered from 25 to 50 rents, so call at once i COi lKhLl. Hosiery Emporium.

'133 Fulton street, opposite Tillary. NECK TIES, SHIRT COLLARS, BOSOMS, and Gloves urn to hp found PINDEK'S. 171 Fultiui I. SHIRTS Three Rood Shirts fop 3. Hire Shirts 1,25, 41.50.

1.75, i00, 42.25. Marseilles and Printed Shirte. new patterns. Shirt Bosoms A larne assortment. 25e to 2.2;".

The latest novelties in Scarfs and Ties, (no old stock.) T. B. PAULK.NTiR'3 GENTS' FUKNISHI.NO STORE, 143 Fl'LTOS STKkET, mh30 tf Between Sands and Hiith streets. HOSIERY! HOSIERY HOSIERY THE lareest Rnd host selected stock of Hosiei and t'mler. Buruiems in this city are to he tound at WILLIAM IMJJKK btOCKinK tiictorr, 171 Fulton between Nassau and llish.

Sim of the Bid Stocking. a'iii (RENTS' FURNISHING STORE. SPRING VJl STOCK New Importation An effort made to nrovide every new style, combinhnr supmor quality and Imv prices. A replete assortment of I'ndershirts and Drawers. Hosiery, jdovea, silk ties, scarfs, white and colored shirts: a complete line of goods for Gents and Hoys no old stock.

An inspection will establish the fact that choice cooils are sold under New lork Quotation re hnsmned. und renuii inir exeeuttMl at moderate charges. 1. JI. 'AlLhKK.

alo lm" 143 Fulton between Sands and HIk'h 6ts. oils and lamps. ure'kekosexe and carbon "oil, AT reduced price, at OHO. CHAPPEL'S, iny3 2w 1.1 ruiton street. Brooklyn, (y YOUR SEWING MACHINES USE CM At PEL'S Iteflned Oil.

For sal at all Drugftists. and att'4 Fulton street. niy.i jw AMPS, GLOBES, WICKS, IUMNIES, AN8, Brushes and Triinmiun Scissors. Lamps Itepaired my32w OEO. CHAPPKIS, Fulton st.

OIL OU. AT THE OLD STAND, No. SO Mvrtle avenue, can be had Carbon, Keroseiu' and Columbian Oils, of as pood a quality, and nt as low a price us can be had at their factories. Likewise a Keni'al assortment or Lamps, Cans, and all articles necessary for usini: the above pus. Lamps altered and repaired.

Also a superior Oil for burning without a chimney, and an Oil particularly adapted to Pewlnit Machines. Dealers in Carbon Oil will do well to call and examine. ABIIAI1A.M SANGER. lrn Ai cnt for Carbon Oil Co. KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP DEPOT, 240 Fulton street, near Cluiton AI90 pure Sperm.

Lard and Whale Oils, Burnlnf Fluid and Alcohol. All Oils sold at this Establishment warranted pure. Kerosene Oil direct from tlie factory of the Kerosene Oil Company. Will remove, May 1st, to Jib Fulton street, corner of Pierrepont. ap8Iy R.

HAYKES. frius ant) feif MONDAY EVENING, MAY 0. Steam Fire Engine. The Good Intent Engine Co. No.

3, of Brooklyn, E. will give a public exhibition of their Steam Fire Engine in front of the City district, this (Monday) afternoon at 5 o'clock. Tlii is the same engine that was tried so satisfactorily on Tuesday Inst at the pole in the eastern district, of which we spoke in our edition of the 4th instant. Attempted Suicide. Word was sent to the Deputy Superintendents office this morning at fifteen minutes past eleven o'clock that a young lady wearied of existence had invested some small change iulaudunum, and swallowed it.

Deputy Su rlntendent Folk sent two detectives and a hand cart to the corner of Willoughby and Hudson avenues, to take the "pisened" young lady to the Hospital. Sudden Death. Coroner Horton yesterday held an inquest at 25 Gold street, on the body of Mrs. Margaret Bennett, who died very suddenly. She attended church in her usual health yesterday morning, and got home shortly after 12 o'clock and sat down to dinner.

She asked a blessing, and immediately after fell back in her chair and expired in about ten minutes. Verdict, death from disease of the heart. Effects of Liquor. Michal Heavy got a little too heavy yesterday, by taking in too much fluid, and thought he would like to improve the glazing business by smashing windows and raising the price of putty. He tried his hand on the window, corner of Johnson street andHudson avenue, where he sent his list through a pane of glass.

The consequence was that he got badly cut, and bled like a pig, and had to be taken to the Hospital. Fire Marshal's Report. Fire Marshal Belknap has just issued his semi annual report of fires in this city in which he announces the gratifying intelligence that the entire loss by conflagration during the six months ending 1st of May was only $46,238. Those losses were oecasioued by 101 fires, none of which were of great magnitude. There port shows great care and attention in its compilation, and is valuable for reference.

Serious Camphene Accident. A lady named Rankin, residing in Third avenue, near Fourteenth street, was seriously burned on Saturday night by ignition of camphene or burning fluid, with which she was engaged in filling (l lamp while the wick was burning. Her clothes caught fire, and becoming frightened she ran into the street, when she became enveloped in flames. The fire was extinguished by some neighbors, but not before she was badly burned. Fire.

About 12 o'clock Saturday night, some goods in the show window of the dry goods store of Henry Schlism, in Franklin street, near Noble, Greenpoint, caught fire from the gas light. The flames were extinguished by a few pails of water, but not until some $300 damage had been done. The proprietor had but recently moved into the store, and had been too busy to have his policy of insurance transferred; consequently there was no insurance on the property. The Weather. The weather is certainly rushing the season it is warm enough for the dog days.

The anniversary folks who came to town witli overcoats and umbrellas, expecting the customary cold, rainy spell that is supposed to await the Quakers, have had all the starch taken out of their white eho kers quite unexpectedly, and think they must have made a mistakeln the season. White hats, rosebuds, and beer gardens have been prematurely developed, and the early run on the ice crop threatens a scarcity at the latter end of the season. A New Office. The Hack Inspector's office has been opened, and is now in full force and effect in the apartment formerly occupied by the Children's Aid Society in the basement of the City Hall. The Inspectors grant all licenses, thus rc 1 lieving the Mayor, who was formerly incommoded witli the business.

A long row of horses, carts, and junk wagons were in front of the Hall while their owners were inside procuring licenses. MeBsrs. D. F. Jones and Corr, the Inspectors, are assiduous in the performance of their duties, and are also obliging to those who have, business with them.

In addition to granting licenses they attend to all violations of ordinances. Accidentally Drowned. The body of Thomas Dorian was found in the water at the foot of Adams street yesterday morning. It appears that about 1 o'clock the previous night he came to his boarding house, No. 60 Bridge street, and being somewhat under the influence of liquor, the landlord urged him to go to bed.

He wonld not, however, and said he would go to his brother's house, corner of Hudson avenue and Tillary street, and left. It is supposed that he wandered to the dock and accidentally fell overboard. An inquest, was held by Coroner Horton, and a verdict of found drowned was rendered by the jury. The wife of the de diseased died about week previous. Ho leaves no children.

The Pumping Enoine at Ridqkwood. We mi derstaiid that the large engine at the Ridgewood Reservoir was seriously damaged last week, and the portion fractured is now at the manufactory in Hartford for repairs. The accident happened in this wise: as the pump was in motion on an up stroke the rubber packing was displaced; this pre vented the closing of the valve, and consequent failure to draw its accustomed amount of water. which, upon the principle of a battering ram, by its concussion, forced out the bottom head of the large pumping cylinder, thereby bending over thirty large bolts and rendering the pump inopera tive. The necessary repairs are.

to be completed by Wednesday. The donkey engines are at work in the meantime. So much for the change in the contract plan which provided for a Cornish engine Another Police Testimonial. The Police In spectors of this city received a notice last week of a meeting of officers to be held at he Armory New York for the pnrpose of gett ing up some suit able testimonial to the retiring Commissioners Ward and Nye. This morning another notice was received of a meeting to he held at the same place and for the same purpose, to morrow morning.

The Inspectors and Sergeants arc invited to attend; also pne patroleman from each section to represent the patrol interest, in this spontaneous ex pression of.irenerous feeling. Whether the testi monial is to bt a house and lot or a mahogany boot jack inlaid witli pearl, can not been determined on until it is seen Iiok the men are willing to come down. "The People's Hatter" caps everybody. Gaston, 248 Fulton street. Summer styles ready.

ladies you can see the largest nnd the most ex tensive assortment of Cotton Fringes, Cotton Trimmings, Cotton Galloons, Cotton Cord and Tassels, Cotton Bind ings, that Is to be' found in tho State, nnd nt prices 25 per rent lower than tho cost of importation, at J. Lockiit, Son 251 Fulton st. Pinking and Fluting done nt short notice. IrimmiiJg and Fringes made to match. Call and Bee those gentlemen's Patent Leather Gaiters hichWhiteuouiw Pcarco aro soiling nt $4 pair.

For stylo nnd benulr they onnnot bo beat at any price. We would call attention to the advertisement in I another column, of a work, tho title of which is "Bishop I ilcllvafne's Evidences of Christianity." the Vesuvius Range Simply as a Kitchen EtANQB has no uuncrior. Ah a heater for the room above. JtX ranks next to tho Etna, which by common consent stands flianuiaciurca ana soirt by Tompkins A btrat No. Front ilrcet, Brooklyn, VVM.

H. WRIGHT, Alctiokeer. dALESROOMS, 337 ash 339 FULTON STREET. formerly Post Office,) Brooklyn. 1 personal attention to the Sales of Heat Estate, Household Furniture and Merchandise of every 1 description.

i JAMi 8 JS. L'NDKliHiLL, Auctioneer. UY HL'OIIKS UNDERHIU, Urooki.vn Excea.no;:. No. 23 Coi rt Strret H.

TT. will Rive their personal attention to the sales of Rea. Estate, Stock, Furniture and Merchandize of every description. Cash advances made on Merchandize. Money to Loan on Itond and Mortgage.

WILLIAM M. LITTLE, Auctioneer. 337 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Will sell on Wednesday, Mar 11th; At in A. at the three story and basement brick dtrellxhfi, Ko. 231 Adelphl street, between Lafayette and DeKalb avs.

i Snlenilid rosewood narlor furniture, bedroom and 1 furniture, consisting in part of nearly new Tapestry Brussehi i Caniets, rosewood i.arlor suit, in plush, (handsomely carved); tete a tetes. sufas, rosewood library 7 octave piano forte. 611 I bert A Co. makers, cot 4fKi. in good order; paintings, enRrav 1 inc.

secretary bookcase, marble top centro tables, mahogany chairs in hair cloth, rockers, handsome vases. eiuuneled bedroom suits, ingrain carpets, oil cloths, Brussels stair carpet, and spring mattratses, niidioganv bedsteads, feather beds, oa 1 and wulnut chairs, extension tables, kitchen furniture and crockery, tea sots, all in pood order. Catalogues at the niiice on Montlav. House open for inspection on Tuesday aftm.oon, between 2 and 1 o'clock. Sale positive.

my5 0t Also, ten minutes before the sale of the above furniture, th house itud lot will lie nl'ered. Lot 12 feet deep; house 3 storiea and liasement, with wutor, bell i c. Part can remain on bond and mtirrgime. my7 4t 7(3SKJ'H Aucliouecr. CORNER OF" WILLOmilBY A HARL STREETS, NKAK TlilC CITY HA Lb, BROOKLYN.

Tuesday, May 10, At o'clock A. at the Central" Salesrooms, WUioughbr; cor. Pearl A laige and eeneral assortment of Household Furniture of every description, from families removing, including many articles of the best manufacture, as good as new. Rosewood, mahogany and walnut, parlor and chamber furniture, painted chamber sets, oval and other pier glasses, wardrobes, etegeres, bookcases lounges, oak and dining room furniture, mattra3ses, gas fixtures, girjuidoles. mantel and mechanical lamps, china dinner and tea sets, with a variety of miscellaneous goods.

Also several pianos, silver mounted flutes, and other musical instruments. Also a double barrel gun, made by Well is. London, with cato, fcc, complete; cost SCO. At 4 o'clock 2.000 pieces of rich and American "satin Paper Hang ings, remaining over from tho large in Broadway, will sold in lots to suit purchasers. Purchasers will be required to take away their goods befora 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning, ns we shall require tho whole of the main floor of our Salesrooms, In order to prepara for our ANNUAL SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND CARPETS.

BUGS. OIL CLOTHS, dec. i rid ay, May lu, Sale will commence at 9 o'clock a. M. with, the relvetand Brussels Carpets.

The catalogues will be rendy on Thursday afternoon, at five o'clock, and will comprise about 250 lots of rich velvet, Bras sHs. 3 jly, and ingrain Carpets, with a few Stair Carpets, Ruga and oil.clothrf. many ot these Carpets have been in use but a short time, and are about as good as new. The number and length of the breadths in each carpet will be stated In the catalogue. Purchasers will be required to make a satisfactory deposit and the goods will be delivered, if desired, at any time durina ilk sale.

myy 4t Monday, Mny 16th, At 1 o'clock. P. aud on Tuesday and Wednesday, eotn loenciDg nt 10 o'clock A. and continue each day and evening until the whole is sold. The entire stock of a Jeweler declining the business, comprising every article in the line, of the best quality.

Fine Gold Jewelry 21 (iold Watches. Spectacles. Eye Glasses, Pens and Pencils. Tl .1 r.bies. bracelets.

Cameo, Mosaic, Painted, Garnet Lava. CoruJ. Jet. White btone. Turuuoise.

Odd Fellows' unS 1 other Pins nnd Kar liinpa, Shawi, Culf and Scarf Pins, BelC snaef, nam v.ioi.i Asrate. unyx, uameo, uurouncle, tiola Stone ami other styles Sleeve Buttmis and Studs. Coral Necklaces. Armlet Lnckets, (juard. Vest and Fob Chains, Plain Gold and Stone Rings, Seals.

Diamond Rings, Ac. Silver Ware Table and Tea Spouns, Gravy, Cream and Mustard Ladles, Fruit and butter Knives, Table and Dessert Forks, Portmon naits, Ac. Also for sale a large Jeweller's Safe, with handsome Show Cases and Fixtures. Sales of Second hand Furniture, Carpets, at the Central Salerooms, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, until the whole ia sold. tny9 6t Wednesday, May 11, At 11 o'clock A.

at No. Tompkins plnce, between Dem Ki'aw and Harrison sts. South Brooklyn. n.mrtsome Furniture, hi trood order. Walnut rosewood Parlor Suit in hnir cloth, rosewood Library Bookcase, Mahoy any Wardrobe, Walnut.

and painted marble top Chamber Furniture, Mattresses. Lace and Muslin Window Curtains. Velvet, iirussel 3 plj and Inprain Carpet, Oilcloths, Walnut Extension Tallies, Cook Stove. Refrigerator, Catalogues at the Salesrooms. my9 2t JAMKti COLE, Auctioneer.

Peremptory Sale of 23 Valuable Building Lots in South Brooklyn, located on Cliutfm, Court, and Luqueer streets, an4 Fourth place. COLE CiilLTON, Auctioneers will sell at auction on TlIL'KSDAV, M.iy 12, At 12 o'clock at the Merchants' Exchange, N. Y. the folio wins? lot of ground, viz Clinton street 0 lots each 20x90, on tlie east side, includlnj the corner of Luqueer street. Lugueer street 12 lots, each 20.10 bv 100 feet deep, on tho west side of the street, and between Clintnu and Court streeta.

Fourth place lots. 2u.l0 by 133.5 in depth, ou the south, side r.i ourth place, tho rear of the Luqueer street lota. The rourth jdace lot? have court ranis of S3 feet 0 ins. Build inss ire to bi; set back from the liiie of the street, the above distance. The street ari all paved and Uat'tred, aud lighted with the whole property heint, surrounded with flrst clasa dwellings.

This property is iu one of the finest locations ia South Brooklyn, beiinr within one block of the Hamilton avenue fiaiiroad, and on the hue of the Fulton Ferry and Court mi etri vjuiuit'j iu ureeiift uun. Terms very liberal, viz :0 per cent of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage for 5 years at 7 per cent in terest. Maps and full particulars can be had of the auctlon eers. at their oriicc. 45 Nassau street, N.

Y. my44t PKEU COLE, Auctioneers. CITY SALES ROOM, No. o43 FC LION STiiLET, BROOKLYN. (Opposite Mo.vtaol Place.) Particular atteidion given tutm sale of Household Purnltura at private resu enccs.

Advance mado ou consignments of Mchandi2e. Goods taken storage. A MES COLE, AUCTIOXEEK. No. 3o: Strekt.

Com.mehciai, Kxchasge, opposite thk City Hall, Bhooklyx. JAMLS V.OLL a SON. will cive their personal attention to sak nt Household nature, and out door sale cenerahr ggmrKei.lfc!ate. Stocks. at tbeTxcSw.

HORSES, CAKKIA.IES.MVAGONS; SLEIGHS. AND HARNESS SALE AT ACCTION. Notlco is hereby given that hy virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain chattel mortgage, bearing date the seventh day of June. A. ISj and on tile in the office of tlie Register of Kings County, the undersigned mortgagees therein named, wi 1 sell at public auction, without reserve, and to the highest bidder, on Umrsday.

the twelfth day of Mav, instant, upon the premises Nos. Ijs and 100 Fulton avenue, in the city of Brooklyn, at 10 clock in tlie lorenoon of said day, tlie following personal property to wit: (i horses. 3 coaches, 1 Rockaway wagon. 2 light wauons, 3 sets coach harness. 1 set Rockaway double harness.

2 set single harness, a robes. 2 large coach sleighs. 2 sets double liarne's. 2 double seat sleighs, 2 light cutter sleighs, and all the Bxtures not attached to the freehold, in and about the Lkcry Stable. Nos.

Hi and Fulton avenue, atoresahl. Hated lb ooklvn. Mav ti, ls.v r. DlKYEA, nui'Sii van siNDKiiE.v. Morisuees.

Sskdeker. Att'j mortgaiices, L. I. BI SI.VESS VICIIOLAS CORNELL, PF.AIXIt is FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRTCTa WINES, ALES, PORl'KR, SEGARS, ic '1 "JK Fulton street, Brooklyn. PJREAM OF WILD FLOWERS THIS DE vy lightful preparation for dressing and beautifying the hair and complexion is now prepared only by P.

D. I.KV S. Manufacturing Druggist, u. Main and ork streets. Brooklyn.

For sale wholesale jindtail.23 ceiitsjier bottle. j'etfly PRIC1S OF 8UGAKS iieiiiffs choicest cuality, at whole COFFEES No no adulteration. Rio. Maracaibo, Janmica. Old (iovernraent Java I'C HE Sl'IC'ES, of ail descriptions.

Best BITTER, 3 1 cents j'r' KIN 'KKSLErS TEA STORE, myatf l.i. Myrtle avenue, two doors from Carl street. lYATS, CAPS AXb STRAW GOODS, UM' iA. 4c A spleudiU and fashionable Silk Hat for Misses Bloomer? Boys fine and coarse Straw Hats and '5' In the city at 'uoSt BRCSH'Sn Myrtleaveiiue, near Lawrence Bt. RED BU(i POISON BY THE VSE OF THIS SJ DreMratioTi, Bus, Roaches, Moths, anil other vermin nay be effectually exterminated.

Manufactured and for sala i i' LIS. corner of Main and York st. FriceJ2 cems per bottle. jeS ly 4 i.UJOSSiBLE. IF PARKER'S LETHEAN is used.

feM6m A COMFORTAULE SILAVE INSURED GEN XS tleiuen troubled with atender skin, will tad the LETHEAN an inuispensible luxury. For sale by MRS. HAVES. 175 Fultoa street, and by the proprietor, HEltSCHEL PARKER, Fultoa avenue, cur. Jay street.

fea om' FOR SALK AND TO LET. nu.s on the highest point of Stt a genteel large family, or a. select private boarding house. Aunlv to s. it.

tague, near Court street, or THOS. FA YE, S57 Broadway. V. myitt rr0 LET. DOCK FKOPERT A', ADJOINING J.

the ferry foot of Bridge st, Brooklyn, ten or twelve lot, more or less good wharf, tleep water, and safe moorage foe vesse s. the river current. hnlnL.l.nL nA H. a ijit wngcummreu.iL'ei in lengin; tae ground ICTti. solid and permanent, easy of access (being known as the stava yard property, and used for that business for twenty Dve yean, nearly twenty of which by the nopular and honorable firm OC Dcnlson.

Sherman Roraaine, of New York.) Inoulra of JVNNESEY. Bridge stJeeTor ofW jf FOTTs, lao dloughby st, Brooklyn. rnya lw DRV GOODS. LAL XTLETS FOR LADIES AND MISSES VJ wear, in Silk, Lisle, Kid and Buck, at CO'f riUSLL'S 272 Fulton sire. ID CtLOves at ti nir.MTCi a i aTd rs we V.

vOTTRELL, 272 Fulton street, opposite Tllltry. (t XES L0 YES GLOVES ABOUT from auctlon for TIOSIERY HOSIERY 1 1 THE LARGEST assortment In the Cit: he City at tVM ptxrnpDin 171 POR SALE OR TO LET THE FIRSTCLASa fZ, WashmgK.n street. Brooklyn. The bouse is34 toSm ifclS "ntalnliic Ifabellaind JU U.I TAIL BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE 1 P. M.

By Telegraph to the Hrooklyn Daily EaIe. BV A.rERIOAN' TKLEOItAPH COMPANY'S LINE. offiof.s 21 "VYall street, N. T. Montague, cor.

Court Brooklyn. Four Days Later from, Europe, ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON, NO DECLARATION OF WAR. Consuls 91 3 4 and 92, Qi KTtEr, May 9th. Tho Canadian sorow Steamship Anglo Saxon from XAv evpooi April '27, urrived ut thw port at an early hour this morning. The crinin in J'tiropc continue, hut as yet (here has been nu 'lectaration of war.

Console are duwn to 91A and i) 2 for money ami account. There has hci further partial decline of nne ehrhth in cotton. Breadnt uOa and provisions are tending upwards. The steanihhips Kangaroo und Alps, from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 23d, and the Persia, from New York, and the Nova Scotian, from Portland, on the '24ih. BreadstufTs had advanced considerably in the Liverpool market.

and were buoyant at the close. For wheat, holders were demanding a still further advance. There had also been a material advance in provisions, but particularly in beofand pork, for which tho market was quitft active. Tho London money market wa more stringent, and then wa an active demand. Ii yjg expected that tlie Bank of England would advance its rates oi" discount.

War was. momentarily expected, although it was rumored that Austria had given Sardinia fourteen dav longer in whieii to consider ht demand. There wa alo a rumor that France and UutlQ had entered into an alliance oiTcnsive and defensive. Tlila announcement, which reached London on Wednesdav, caused a panic iu tlie money market, consols falling "on that day upward of two per cent. French troops had already crossed tho frontiers of Sardinia.

A French lon oj rive hundrod million of Utanea Is announced. 'ramp ins PATCH, QcF.Br.r, May 9. The Anglo naxnn left Liverpool at 2 o'clock on the After norm of tin: 27th. The steamship Kanroo was appointed to sail about an hour later for Now York. Tlie Kangaroo reached Liverpool ou her outward trip at V.

of and the Alps on the same night. The II. M. steamship Persia, from New York, arrived Liverpool at P.M. of the and the Xuva suotlan, from Holland, at ti o'clock the wane vt.

i ri r. The "War Crisis. The threo dnya allowed hy Austria to Sardinia expired on the 26th but nothing deiinite is known a to the reply given by tho latter power. A rumor was current that Austria had extended the time for consideration to fourteen days, and that had acceded to tin? final mediation of the English government. These reports caused a rallv on the Stock Exchanges nu the 2t3th, which wer.

in a most excited state. A special meeting of the French corps Legislntif tnk place on the 25th. fur the purpose of receiving a communication from the government. Count "VYalewski read to the chambers an exposition of the negutiations which had taken place, and then went on to say that if the Empi ror made war it win because ho had been constrained to do so by the aggressive conduct of Austria. Even possible consideration imd been used by France.

Count de Morny. President of tlm Corps Legislate, expressed tho hope that the war would be limited to Itajy. M.Baroche. present da project for a loan of fiw hundred millions oi franc. and for raising tho contingent ot li5S to 1 40,100 men.

The London correspondents at Paris telegraphed on the 2C)iH that the Austrian were to enter Piedmont that hu in three divisions, one by I'ahia and one bv Margenta. The Piedumutese were defend themselves at Sesia, and there wail for rhc French. A despatch from Turin says that the king and chambers were to attend a ceremony at tlie cjnhedral the 27th. and thai immediately afterwards the King and statf wo'iid depart for Alessandria. The "Opinion' of Turin announces that tho nltamaHun of Austria was presented to the Sardinian government on the evening of Uu; 2od of April.

The ollieial Vienna Cazette publishes a communication which calls on Piedmont to leiiuee her armv to a war footing, to disband her volunteers, and within three days loi a positive answer to the. re.juireiuenis. In conemsiini. ii emjiliaticaU.v ihreateuh a resort toarnia in the unfortunate event oi Piedmont not acceding to Austria's demand The French Legation nt Vienna lias received orders tn juit tlie Austrian capital as soon as the Austrian arnn crosar uie i iciiio. The Paris 'Moniteur' in announcing the action the Austrian Govemoiont towards andrhciact that England nnd Prussia had promptlv protested against it.

gives the following official information as to the disposition ot the various commands of the French army 'Marshal Magnan remains Commander of the Armv of Plfris; the Duke de Mtdakoff beconie ui Chiet of the Army of Observation, the head quarters ot which are to be at Nancy; General Casteltaue Is to be Commander in Cliiel of the Armv of Lvons: L'JIellier is to be Commander of the Fir. fCorpa H' Vriiuv of the Alps; General MeMahou of the Second; Mar hal Canrotx of the Third, and General Niel of the Fourth The Sardinian Chaniberot Deputies, on the ad'pted after discus ion, a project of law. investing the government with all executive and legislative powers bvavoteoilio against 2 t. The vote was greeted with loud ehevriinr. The Chambers substiuentlv, in soeeial heSMiotis.

inw King with the power of Dictator. iftor Emmanuel, it is positively said, will emmand the Sardinian army, with lien. La Marmora imniediau lv under him. Austrian eorrepon1enee saj that the Prussian cabinet had received previous information of the intention of Austria to deliver an ultimatum, and thai therefore, the continued and faithful union of Austria is Mill to be honed for. An article in the somi ofllcial Prussian Gazette, however, says that the action of Austria was complete surpri.

to the Prussian Government. It now stated thai the mission to Berlin of the Archduke Alhrechi. of Austria. va a failure, ht object having been to secure the Co operation of Prussia in the ultimatum to Sardinia, which was re tWd. General Niel left Pari.

on ihe'2 Uli, the Corps d'Armee allotted to liini. tak' cominaud of 1 he P(tti ii Fays the Emperor ami Prince Napoleon will leave on Wednesday evening the 27th. tit join the armv. Ihe aide de camp who will aeeonipanv have nlivad'v oeeu inii'iided i oonniieiico the formation ot a ea oi'Lnoo men. had arrived at Toulon.

mj Tho regimentn whieh hud quilted Paris wore niot enthusiastically cheered. LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT Franklin S. Kinney ajpiiiist airainst Zenas Newell and others. In pursuance of a judgment and order of this Court, made in this action, bearing date tlie day of April.

1KH. will be sold hy or under the direction of the undersigned Referee by An thony J. Bleecker. Son Auctioneers, at public auction, in the Merchants Exchange, in the City or New York, mi the 2d day of June next, at 12 o'clock noon, the roliowinedescribert land and premises All that certain store and lot of land known as No. 3i Commercial wharf, situate in ihe city of Brooklyn.

County nf Kings and described as beginning on the southeasterly side of Commercial Wharf, at a point distant thirtv eiglit feet, four inches southwesterly from the southerly corner of Commerce street and Commercial Wharf, as said wharf and street are laid down on a map on tile in Kings County C'lerk'b olhce, entitled Map No. 2 of property in the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, belonging to the Atlantic Dock Comnai surveyed September, 1547. by Willard Day. City Su' vt yoV thence running southeasterly on a line parallel with Commerce street, und through the centre of the party wall standiii" on said hue one hundred and eighty feet to Hudson street, as'laid ctown on said map: thence southwesterly along Hudson street thirty eight feet four inches: thence northwesterly on a line parallel with Commerce street, and through the centre of a party wall standing on said line, one hundred and eighty feet to Commercial 1 Wharft and thence northeasterly on the southeasterly side of Commercial Wharf thirty eight feet four inches to the place of beginning. Dated New York.

May. lS.ii mj Sawaw.M II. W. ROBINSON, Referee CORPORATION NOTICES. "V'OTiCE In the manor of the aiipikntioiT'oftiie Common Council of the City of Brooklvn.

in to opening Fifth avenue, from Atlantic avenue' to Flatbush avenue, in the City of Brooklyn. To all whom it may concern Tlie report of the Commissioners of Estimate a'ld Assessment the above entitled matter, has been completed, and filed in the olhce of the Clerk of the County ot where it is open ior uie inspection 01 au persons interested Application will be made on behalf of the said Common Council, to the County Court of Kings County, on Monday, the 2id day of May. instant, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon that day. or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, to have said report confirmed. Dated May a.

1839 H1? ilL5tyS0N. Attorney. jqTICE In the matter of the application o7the A. Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, in relation to opening Rush street, from Kent avenue to Division avenue, in the Citv of Brooklvn To all whom it may concern We the undersigned Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment on the above matter, do hereby give notice that we have completed our report in the above matter, and that the said report and map are filed in the office of the Clerk of the Coun ty of Kings for examination by all persons interested, and that we will meet at the olhce of the Counsel to the Corporation of the City of Brooklyn, on Monday, the SJd day of Mav at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Brooklyn. May a.

nasi. to review our said report. Dated JOHN T. Rl'NCIE. Ma: 5'rs.

NOTICE. In tlie matter of openiup Hall streef from Fulton avenue to Atlantic avenue I all whom it may concern The. undersigned, Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment in the above matter, will meet at the office Qf the utor ney and Counsel or of the City of Brooklyn' li i the City liil said city, on Friday, the 20th day of May at 3 o'clock in n.V. il1' "'Proofs and allegations of all parties interested and will continue to meet by adjournment from time to time as may be deemed necessary and expedient. At.

the time and place above speeified, TitleTJeeds and other evldenoe of Title should be produced. Dated Brooklyn, May i xoov. JOHN MCNAMEE, I.OST AND FOUND. (MllLU LOST A BOY TWO YEARS AND VJ four months old, was lost from 59 Carlton avenue, last eveninnj had on a lilue ana cmuliam irocK, wane merino ear, trimmed with braid, with a small pearl buckle on lop; brown Baiters and white stockinre. When last seen was near the Ut Park.

Any person returnini! bun to JOHN HENDERSON. 5H Carlton avenue, will be suitably rewarded. myll 11 LOST ON SATURDAY, 7th A VERY handsome black and tan terrier DOG, having on Its neck a brass mounted steel chain. The finder will he liberally rewarded and receive the thanks of the owner, if he. or she vvM return the same to the undersigned at his residence No.

2So Navy street, or his office Fulton street, Brooklyn. myW JOHN LOMAS. LOST FIRE DEPARTMENT BADGE No. t'45. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it at 103 High or with the Chief Kufdncer.

"V9.1, LOST LAST EVENING, INHiCKS OR HEN ry streets, between Joralemon and Oranpe streets, alady's GOLD WATCH. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 229 Hicks street, or with A. D. WHEKLOCC. 73 Broadway.

N. Y. rny9 2t LOST FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 5th, IN Henry street, near Amity. TWO FIVE DOLLAR BILLS, futrnnllta TtunV Tho ffnripr will nleiue leave them at WILLIAMS' grocery store, corner of Warren and Court streetB, and be suitably rewarded. myy ii LOST ON" THURSDAY, MAY 5th, A CANARY BIRD, a very fine singer.

Any one returning the same to 254 Hicks street, will be suitably rewarded. my7 2t ON OR NEAR FULTON I i avenue, or in the Fulton avenue cars, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. The nnaer wui ue suiiaDiy rewarded oy ieav big thein at this otlice. my6 OST ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL SO, 1 a ladv'B PORT MONNAIE, with small chain attached, and nnc itriUwr hill, some chance, a small brass key. and check from Jollie's Scouring Establishment, in going from Swain's Bookstore, through Fultou street and avenue to Hanover place.

If the finder will please leave the same at No. 92 Fulton street, with I. D. McCLASKEY, they may keep the money it coulatneil lor ineir trouuie. niyo OST TEN DOLLARS REWARD STRAYED 1 nr MtiMpn frrm flip finmpr of Henrv and President streets.

a small red with a Kiunll white streak on her back, small horns, and white on her hind feet. Whoever will return the cow. or dve information where she can be found will receive i. i TO 4 1 TT'tl IO ttie auove rewaru. iojiav 'uo, my2 lw" 398 Henry street.

South Brooklyn, WANTS. A.NTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND lroner: I'roteatant nreterreu; one well recoramennea. Apply at JVa 328 ItndgejtreetKrooklyn: myS 2f "WANTED A FIRST RATE GIRL TO ASSIST TT in the care of two small children one that enn wash andiron well and is wIllinKto ko mtlie country forfhe summer. Apply at 326 Bridge street. myu ANTED PART OF A HOUSE, IN A GOOD nelchhnrhnod.

within half an hour9 walk of Pulton feri y. by desirable tfnant9 centletnan. wife nnd child of 12 yearH. Rent not to exceed flou. Address A.

U. olnce. myy it' WANTED AGENTS TO SELL A NEW AND useful patented article, which sells readily at a large profit. Exclusive sales for towns and counties can be secured by early application to azu ti J. E.

COOLEY, Poughkeepsle. N. Y. LECTURES. TOEPRESENTATIVE MEN REV.

MR. LORD it will deliver his SECOND LECTURE of his Courpe (of seven), attne ATHfciNfcL zi, on TUaaiiAr KVKMij, May 10. Subiect Michael Angklo asd tuc Revival of Akt. Tickets for the Course $1. Single admission 50 cents.

For sale at Rose's, Babcock's and Swayne's Bookstores; at Dickinson's DruK store, and at the dooi. To commence at 8 o'clock. m7 at SPECIAL NOTICES, milE BROOKLYN GYMNASIUM WILL CLOSE JL for a short time, to enable the new proprietor to make such alterations, additions, repairs, as tlie place requires to make it one oi tlie most perieet institutions ot tue kind the country. It will be reopened on the 16th instant, myt" JJS'0 FERCSOX, Proprietor. FOR SALE A PAIR OF GRAY MARES, 8 years old, 15M hands high, sound and kind, and quick and styliah travellers.

Apply at 107 Chambers street, story, N. Y. or at TIMKLEY'S Stables, Love lane, UrooklynniyiUw ATTENTION BROOKLYN IT ES A SPECIAL meeting will be held at the OFFICE." 259 M'ashinKton street, every day this week, from into 13 A. to digest the enod thinits laid on the lone table (FREE.) Also a meetine will be held every day this week frnni 12 to 2 P. to digest the following BILL OF FARE.

MONDAY Lamb, mint sauce; Green Peas andnew Potatoes. TUESDAY Roast Beef, (not English); Yorkshire Pudding and Caked Potatoes. WEDNESDAY Fillet of Veal, stuffed, andBacon, (not Witt sbire.) Asparagus, and Bermuda Potatoes. THURSDAY Lamb and Green Peas and New Potatoes. FRIDAY Roast Beef, Yorkshire Puddbis and Baked Potatos.

SATURDAY Corned Ruinp of Deef, Carrots, Greens, IrCold Cuts. Welsh Rarebits, Poached Eggs, Chops, Steaks, ic. Wines, Ales. Cigars, WE LIVE. P.

A. No connection with any other "Office" in Brooklyn. Shakspeare. niy9lw A ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PHILHAI il MONIC SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN, will be held at Polytechnic Institute, on MONDAY" EVENING, May 16th. 1S59.

at 8 o'clock, to receive the report of the Board of Directors, and to elect officers for the ensuing year. KOBT. R. RAYMOND, Secretary. Brooklyn.

May9th. 185P. lw MADAME LEO BEGS LEAVE TO NOTIFY her natrons and the Ladies in general that she will hold a special opening of SUMMER BONNETS, CAPS. Ac. on THURSDAY NEXT, May 12th, when she will display in addition to her welt assorted stock of STRAW GOODS, the very latest styles of Parisian Crape, Illusion and Silk Bonnets.

my9 4t LEO. 178 Atlantic street. BAVID "Mc MURKAY, Jit, MANUFACTURER of BRUSHES for SAMUEL Mc MURRAY. 250 Pearl New York. Please call.

my7 2t" "URNHAM'S EW TTy A I AS I FWI BE ready early in the season. mytUt' SEED PEAS CHOICE LOTFBLACK EYE and Marrowfat Peas for sale. mhlOtf W. H. CORNELL, 230 Fultou.

cor. Clark. BROOKLYN LEAD AND BLOCK TIN PIPE WORKS RAN DEIS WICKERT, Warehouse, 44 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Factory, Doughty street, Brooklyn. Office 72 William street. New York.

Lead pipe, in all sizes, per pound, nett cusli. ap27 tim OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 41 Fulton street. Brooklyn, April 27th, 1859.

The annual election for twenty five Directors of this Company and for three Inspectors of Election for the ensuing year, will be held at their office on MONDAY, the yth day of May, between the hours of 12 itf. and 1 P. M. apa7Jd WM. W.

HENSHAW, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE PHENIX FIRE INS. Brooklyn, April 13. 1869. At the annual election for Directors held on the 4th the Board as previously constituted was unanimously re elected.

At a subsequent meeting of the Board, convened 12th Instant, STEPHEN CROWELL was unanimously re elected President for the ensuing year. al31m PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary. JOHN A. HUGHES, WHO HAS FOR THE last 30 years been engaged in the Real Estate business in the City of Brooklyn, has lonpr since come to the conclusion that Brooklyn property will sell better in Brooklyn than in New York. lie na opened an office at the Brooklyn Exchange.

No. 25 Court street, where he intends to have weekly sales of Real Estate. See next sale in another column. JAMES UNDERTTILL, Auctioneer. Rpmf By HUGHES UNDERBILL.

NOTICE APPLICATION the Governor for the pardon of George MeGahey, a convict in Sing Sing prison, who was sentenced at Brooklyn. June, l(i58. for two years, for manslaughter in the fourth degree. apH3(ft HE EVERGREENS CEMETERY OFFICE No. 6 Court street, opposite the City Hall, where all orders for Interments or sale of lots will be received.

A mepsenger will leave the office at 11 o'clock each day for the Cemetery mh7tf GEO. WRIGHT, Agent. EALTH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, MARCH 8th, Thp. TTpllUh nmm wmiM ftcnnnKnllrcnhtnit trt tin' Physicians of this city, that if they would furnish vaccine virus at this office, it would be given cheerfully by hhn to the Pro fesaion at all times. I mh8 3m SAMUEL BOYD, M.

Health Offioflr. BITSINESS NOTICES. CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT COMPANY 355 Fulton street, Hakey Buildinit. CAPITAL l.k),000. SHARKS.

2I) BACH. JOHN U. SMITH, President. J03. C.

Treasurer. mJrli WRBR? Secretary. PATENT METALLIC FIRE PROOF WINDOW BLINDS Builders and parties about to build arc invited to call and examine the above at No. 35 Oedar street, New York, where or lers will be rereived forBame. This article Is designed to supersede the wood blind itr dwellings, stores or public buildlnirs, either for outside or inside ue.

WliHe pi serviny the qualities of the ronins slat Venetian blind, they are more durahle. lnn 1 Irp tn vuo! ih. and are FiitE Poof. Their admlttpri nvA on In OHIJJjJPJ'B'veraifavor. apl91m JOHN'S OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOMS F.

between Liberty and Cedar streets. New York, whe re he will serve no pVBters In every style. Oysters bv tlm quart or him. dred. l'lckled Oysters, Ac, or the Holidays.

nftf INSTRUCTION. "DEECHER'S SCHOOT; JJ LAFAYETTE AVKNITK. Between Washinittin and Clinton avenues. n9 71" tn A tut cxt 't Ar'm Vr now formins at the rooms of Prof. ALBERTO DE TOKNOS, Professor at the Packer and Poly TERMS 8 FOR 24 LESSONS.

jo ate Lessons and Translations from Enitlish to Spanish, and Spanish to English, by Prof, de Tornos and O. P. Taplhig, Accountant of Documents. Mercantile Correspondence. News pap can be obtained by applying at the residence of tt" ProrcjJijr, 73 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, piy6 lm Police.

To the Editor of the Eagle: Dear Sir An article appeared In vour papor on Satur day, May 7th, tieaded "Police in Trouble," accusing my wile of insulting a man named Garcia and lady, which is false, she never having spoken to him. I am likewise eharged with arresting and clubbing said Garcia in Myrtle avenue, wnicn is aiso nme. arrested nim in tjoncoru near Stanton, with orders from an officer in command, and toot bun to the station house without the clubbing part. You will please insert this in your paper and oblige John L. Dawbox.

Mr. Editor: Permit me, through your paper, to give a lew worns expiuuauun iu me Huair wniuu appcHrru in your issue of Mav 7th. under the head of 'Policemen in Trouble." On the evening of the 4th Garcia was Drought to tne staiion nouse iy crnicer uawson, accompanied by the complainant, Mrs. Dawson, who preferred a charee Gascia for havjner crossly insulted her in Myrtle avenue. It then became my duty to detain Garcia lilt morning, which i mu.

Yours, Htrrs W. Craft, Sergeant of 2d Precinct. MAr.r.tKn and Settled. Justice Cornwcll was waited upon on Saturdav nilrh. at his private residence by a couple who wished to be united in holy bonds.

The candidates for the blessed condition were James Connolly anil Mary Haley, who had already been initiated into the mysteries which needed leeal confirmation to prevent unpleasant consequences. They had been keeping company, and expected to set married some duv. but James let his ardor get the better of his judgment, and had qualified himself as a candidate lor a late industrial insiuuuon up me ciorin River. To avoid such an unpleasant result, and save the feelings of the young lady, the nuptial knot was tied, and tne nappy couple went on tueir way rejoicing. Abuses ins Wife.

Edward Boyce, an Englishman, and a segar maker, with red hair, who lives at the corner ot Henry and Atlantic street, was hroucbt before Justice Blaehly this morning for beating his wife. She told a ad talc of nvis usace from thecreature she called husband, to whom she had been married but eight months. He had pawned her watch, kept her without money, or means of subsistence. and laid violent nanus on ner wnen lie came nome tirutiK. which hannened almost daily.

Yesterday IV rame into the house with two companions, intoxicated, and commenced abusing her. Olncer Keiuy bearing a cry oi murder, went in and arrested Boyce. One of his companions undertook to swear Boyce through. Hi? didn't see anything wrong. As soon as they got In the 'ouse, rs.

uoyco ttirew a concertina at his and lockedthe door and 'ollered murder." Neither Mr. Boyce nor the witness wero intoxicated they had only drank three glasses of lager beer each, for two hours previous. The next witness was either more conscientious or more sobdr, and testified to the assault. Boyee was lined $10, or in default, committed for 20 days to jail. About a Boat.

"Win. Henry Harrison, a small man in the junk business, who keeps in the Gowtmus Canal, was produced before Justice Comwell this morning for stenling a six nouar Doal ocionging to dorm vt atuweti. rue ooat got astray, and went on an exploring expedition up the creek on 'its own account. Wm. Henry took charge of it.

Stilwell found out where it was and demanded his proper tv. Wm. Henry would'nt rrive it up said he bought the boat of Peters. Nobody knows Peters, and it would be of no consequence if thev did, as Mr. Stilwell swears to the boat and wants it.

Wm. Henry was short of friends with necessary property qualifications to go his bail, and he had to go to jail until to morrow. Fiohtixo ajhp Violknt Assault rroN an Officer. On Saturday night last two young men commenced lighting at the corner of Orange and Fulton streets. Otlieer Frost, who was in citizen's dress, came up and attempted to part the helllgerents, when he was attacked bv a third party, and badly beaten about the head and face," besides having his clothes torn to tatters.

Private watchman Lant came to his aid, and they succeed In taking the fellows into oustody. Their names are Charles Bowers and S. H. Cornell. They were locked up in the cells of the 1st Precinct Station House to await examination.

Improper Behaviour of Mrs. McCartv. No. 82 Atlantic street is occupied in part by Mrs. McCarty and Mrs.

Small, who don't progress in life as amicably as" neighbors should. Mrs. Small looks down on Mrs. McCarty as a low thing, and Mrs. McCarty retaliates by baptizing Mrs.

Small with slops, fires egg shells at her countenance, und sweeps dirt up to her door. Of course Mrs. Small could not stand it, and she has had Mrs. McCarty arraigned before Justice Cornwell, who will devote hia entire attention to the case shortly. Abkebt of a Buboi.ar.

Officer Drako of the First Precinct Police, observed a man going along Fulton street at a late hour on Saturday nlglit with a heavy bundle in his possession, and arrested him on suspicion. The bundle was found to contain a number of blacksmith's tools, which It was subsequently ascertained had been stolen from the shop ofAdam Blair in Columbia street. Theahop had been broken opon the same night by breaking off the shutters, and everything that tho thief could carrv was taken away. The accused glvr his name as John Miller. He was brought before Justice Cornwell this morning and committed in full to await Hie action of the Grand Jurv.

Oolt, Silver and Stbel Buckles, Silk Nuts, Head Piss. Head Dresses, 4c. ly T. W. Wonng, 289 Fulton street.

Wno is Your Artist E. M. Douglass. A splendid likeness, including case, only 25 cents. Neillo grapb LlkenosseB to send in letters, 60 cents.

Likenesses of Infants, one dollar. Otil Dntnieirpntvnpd nn.l Amhrn types copied, at the Temple of Art, 845 Fulton street, on jiumiv uLvmuguo Jiail. Ji, JU. UOUOLASS. Wc shall receive this day at 307 Fulton st, another lot of those Lace Curtains nt $4,50 a pair.

Look at them. Pickinson West. Also, the cheapest assortment of DiApery Muslins, Cor Hrf PiW tvtr offered. FURNITURE. IUKNITURE AND UPHOLST ERY A WDRD TO TIIE WISE.

The subscriber having enlarged and related his spacious Wurerooms at S.3 Fulton street, now oilers to purchasers the most complete and varied assortment of House umlshing articles ever offered before in this city. He Is prepared to tit up Hotels, Steamboats and Ships at the shortest notice, with goods made by workmen under his own supervision. Hisratuck embraces patterns of the most elaborate designs in Rosewood, Mahogany. Walnut, Oak and Kuameled Wood, got up in botli antique and modern styles, to suit every variety of taste, as well as with regard to The nubile will find It to their interest to call and give an in. spectlon before purchasing elsewhere.

Manufacturer and Importer of Watches. aplUf J. TODD. FURNITURE ENAMELED FURNITURE, Manufactured at 264 and 2G6 Pacific Sthkkt, BnoOEi.ru. Sold at wholesale and retail At Prices from $20 and Uiward3 prr Suitk, WARDROBES OF VARIOUS STYLES.

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