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AUCTION SALES. (Nil! ftttos antr tetjr, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11. A Tale of Two Cities. The second instalment of Dickens's New Story, "A Talc of Two Cities," will be found on the first page of to day's issue. AMUSEMENTS.

BROOKLYN ATHJEN UM A GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT MR. A. 'JASTZ, Organist of the Church of St. Charles Borromeo, Sydney place. Will be given AT THE ATHEX2EUM.

Corner of Clinton and Atlantic streets, On THURSDAY. 12th inst. The following eminent artists haye kindly volunteered their ervices for this occasion and will positively appear Mine. DE LUS3AN. Soprano, Miss KATE V.

COMSTOCK, Mezzo Soprano, Mr. S. H. MILLS. Pianist, Mr.

.1. KY1.K. Flutist, Mr. NAPOLEON GOULD, Guitarist, Mr. DK LA PERKIER Tenor, Mr.

SIMPSON, Tenor. Mr. LOTTI. Tenor. Mr.

MORINO, Basso Cantanto, Mr. WEINLICH, Basso Profundo, His last appearance previous to bis departure for Rio AND THE GERMAN QUARTETTE CLUB. Conductors Mr. SCHMIDT and Mr. JANTZ.

TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICK 2 P. M. By to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. BY AMERICAN TELEGItAPU COMPANY'S LINE.

omcKu 121 Wall street, Y. Montague; cov. Court Brooklyn, The Very Latest by the Persia. London, April SO, 1551. From the Time City Article Tii in has llw final day of iu; fnrt igu and rdiar settlement in the KxchaiiKe, and the pa nit: has continued with almost uninterrupted force.

The fluctuations have again been extremely violent, prices, although they opened with Ics lonm, were finally almost as heavy as at any period week. The new Kat Indian loan has declined to 5 cent, diwutint. At the Rank of England to day there was a full demand fT nmney al the increased rate. In the open market the terms are quite as high as at the Bank, and the dealers are indisposed to take long paper. F.jr bills having 6 months to run Sand 5 per cent, are the lowest rates.

About in gold, half in hnrahalf in Russian, were taken from the Bank to day for the Continent. The rate of discount at Hamburg has advanced fmrn to 5 per cent. Metalliques were quoted at Vienna this morning at 58, which at the present rate of exchange in equivalent to about 43. The demand for silver for the continent has increased. In the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon the rates cn Am Hterdam and Hamburg were slightly lower.

The quotation for Austrian baper was almost nominal, but bowing a further unfavorable movement. The Turin correspondent of ihf Times dues not think the Austrians will roach the capital. The country had been laid under water hy of tin caualr of irrigation, mean had been taken to render the roads temporarily impracticable. The Erom troops in crossing Mount 'enis. Four hundred workmen were employed in clearing immense masses of snow.

The Sardinian government had appropriated all horf es SdANi Mao. ik WitWAMSBunoa. The Eastern District, or a portion of It, has latterly acquired an Unfortunate notriety for elopements and scandal, and last night another ease, in which one or two public characters are involved, became known. A gentleman, whom we will mention as Mr. was subjected last night to an unpleasant castiga tion from a couple of ladies in Fourth opposite Dr.

Porter's church. Owing to the storm not many people were abroad to witness the occurrence, or describe the encounter; bnt from his appearance afterwards, the gentleman had been roughly handled, in the peculiar mode which belligerent ladies exercise, and all the damage which fingers and umbrellas could do was done to his person and apparel. Ode of the ladies he says, drew a pistol, and threatened to shoot him. The strangest part of the story is, one of these ladies was Mr. L's.

wife. They had separated about three months ago, the lady evincing free love proclivities not exactly in accordance with his notions of propriety, and they have since went their separate ways in peace. One day last week Mr. L. saw his faithless wife in company ith one of the officers of the Williamsburgh Fire Department, and watching them for a while saw what need not be related.

Mr. L. gave way to a slight feeling of jealousy, and knowing the folly of pitching into his rival, who stands six feet two inches in his boots and strikes from the shoulder, he resolved on a safer plan of revenge. He went to the house of the gallant fireman and told his wife all about it. What transpired when that gentleman returned to the bosom of his family, may be better imagined than desc ribed.

He no doubt found himself in a warmer position than he ever experienced in the whole course of his professional career. Mrs. L. probably heard of it too, and learning the author of her paramour's domestic discomfiture, gave him the licking he got last night. The lady who accompanied her is said to be the wife of a Williamsburgh M.

she it was who drew the pistol. Mr. L. waited upon Captain Wogloin last night and related the above circumstances, and wanted a warrant for the arrest of his assailants. Captain Woglom told him to apply to JusticeFox this morning, which Mr.

L. said he would do, but he did not make his appearance this morning. Young Men's Christian Association. This association held its annual meeting last evening in the Lecture Room of the First Presbyterian Church in Henry street. There was a large number of members in attendance, notwithstanding the extremely inclement state of the weather.

Mr. John M. Doubleday, the President, stated that the Anniversary of the Association would be held on Tuesday evening next, probably at Plymouth Church. After the preliminary exercises, two hours were spent in canvassing the merits of two rival candi d.ites for the Presidency, Messrs. Davis and Lloyd.

The discussion consisted chiefly of personal explanations, concerning the position of the two candidates. The contest was a very close one, the vote being 42 to 40. The following are the names of the officers for the ensuing year President Hextiv H. Iloii). Vice Presidents Robert S.

Bussing, Baptist "Win. ICd sall, Methodist Wm. J. Giddings, Episcopal George P. Payson, Presbyterian Robert T.

Thome, Reformed Dutch; Henry TV. Law, Congregational. CorrespomlhigSccretary Lyman Abbott. Recording Secretary Edward C. Ritchie.

Treasurer Josiah Dow. Librarian J. D. W. Grady.

Managers John M. Doub'ledav, Presbvterian G. F. De Forest, Reformed Dutch; Edward D. Burt, Baptist; Yv.

S. Wyekoff, Episcopal Joseph II. Richards, Methodist Louis H. Holmes, Congregational. The President read his annual report showing an increase in the membership of the Association over the last year of 167 annual, and 15 life members, making the whole number of members 035.

At the monthly meeting in April the Union resolved to invite ladies to become associate members, and to partake, as such, of all the privileges of the Associaiton. The movement has received the fullest approbation from all. Through the kindness of the Trustees of the THE COURTS. City Court, nr.l'OKK TOUGH CCI.VKR, TtKCIBIOKS. PatiickMcfiralh agt.

Patrick O'Dcmnell Motion to sot aside report of refeiree denied with 10 costs. Henry Q. Andrews agt. Dwight H. Olmstead Motion lor new trial on juili iniiiutt's, denied without costs.

II. and others agt. Luke Ma Dong Motion to vacate order of arrest, denied with costs. Samuel Arnold, agt. Solon M.

Lnngworthy and others motion denied with iflO costs. Cornelian Blake agt. John Young and others Prayer of petition denied with costs; 3IOTION8. John Bennet agt. the City of Brooklyn PlnlntitTs motion for a new trial.

Argued. John G. Latimer agt. ft. Hill and W.

Wheeler Defendant's appeal from taxation of costs. Argued. TIIK CASE OF JACK. stated yesterday that Col. Jack bail been arraigned before the Cily Court" on a charge of assaulting a witness in a referee ca'se.

We have since been informed that the witness not only used violent language towards the but made sueli 'physical demonstrations as to induce Unbelief that he intended violence. The Colonel thereupon struck him in the face with the back of bis hand, laboring at the lime under a high state of excitement. The matti will hardly amount to anything very serious. MARRIED. CuTHBKftT'WniTAKKR May 10th, by Rev.

K. M. Johnson, At liia residence, Fear! btreet, John Edwaud Cuthbert to Bliss Maroahet Wiiitaker. Bedford Dean In Brooklyn, on Tuesrtny evening. May 10.

by Rev. C. An able, Alkred Bedford to Sakah duughtir of Henry Dean, Ksq. LOST AND FOUND. OST A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TEKKIEK I SLUT; nj tfiivers to the name of "iyp;" hail on a ren ami blue leather collar, with plate, but without name.

A suitabh reward Riven, if returned to vv JONES, President street. 2d house eaat of Court. my iv AT N. SCHUiVIACliER'S SOUTH west corner of Classnn and Lafayette avenues, on Thursday last, a BLACK HORSE. If the owner doeb not appear and claim hltn he will be sold to pay expenses.

my1(3t WANTS. WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, in a small family; must be a pood washer and ironer. Apply in DeKalb avenue, between Nostrand and Mitrcy avenues, 1th house from a v. mylljt WANTED A BV A RESPECT able girl, in a small private family, to do peneral housework; is a pood washer and ironer. Good reference can be Kiven.

Apply at the corner of Willoughby street and Hudson avenue, up stairs, over liquor store. myll It AAA ANTED A BUY ABOUT 14 OR 10 YEARS age: must understand opening oysters, and make him self Reuerally useful Apply at 17 Atlantic street in the base mem. WANTED BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, part of a house in a good neighborhood, consisting of four or five rooms suitable for a first class dress maker. Rent not to exceed $200 per annum. Address "Dress Maker," Eagle office.

mylO 3f TSTANTEI) A CHAMBERMAID A THO roughly competent girl wanted. Apply at the house of Mr. EASTMAN, Clinton avenue, 5th house south of Myrtle avenue. mylO 3t ANTED A GARDENERONE THAT UN der stands his business and can come well recommended Apply to F. GRIFFINOr, Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, between Myrtle and DeKalb avenues.

mylO 3t ANTED A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework, and one as chambermaid and to take charge of children. None need apply unless they can come well recommended, inquire at Bridge street, corner of WilJougb Ijyst myl0 2t WANTED AGENTSTO 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 d20 tf J. E. COOLEY, Poughkcepsie.

N. Y. SPECIAL NOTICES. ALL PERSONS" ARE HEREBY Forbid tr usting any one on my account. inyll If BRIDGET STEWERT.

Fort Hamilton. BROOKLYN LODGE, "fc A. AL The members of this Lodge are requested to attend a special communication to be held at their rooms corner of Couit Union streets, on FRIDAY, May 13. By order, jnyll 2t W. P.

BARSTOW, JVMJI OFFICE OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS, Low's Building, corner of Court and Remsen streets TO EXEMPT FIREMEN All persons holding Exempt Badge? are required to have them renewed during the month of May. The ofdee will be open on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of each week, at 8 o'clock. All Badges not renewed during the month will he called in. myl0 5t G. H.

HAYYVARD, Clerk. ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE FOR SALE Seven pieces in damask hroeatelle, but very little used will be sold low. Apply at Jo. 27 Schermerhorn street. Brooklyn.

"HHJj? CANVASSFOR THE BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY The canvass for the W. D. is now finished. For the balance of this week, all names which may have been omitted, and all changes soon to take place may be inserted. Strangers who may move into the City dur ng the present week and who desire to have their names inserted In the Pirectory are reouested to call at the compiler's office.

Post office Budd ing, street, near Court, and give the requisite Infor mation. Tuesday, May 10th, 1859. ray 10 4t" THE BROOKLYN GYMNASIUM WILL CLOSE for a short time, to enable the new proprietor to make such alterations, additions, repairs, as the place requires to make it one of the most perfect institutions of the kind in the country. It will be reopened on the 10th instant. myH3 JNO.JEt.

FERGUSON, Proprietor. IjOR SALE A PAIR OF GRAY MARES, 8 years old, 15M hands high, sound and kind, and quick and stylish travellers. Apply at 107 Chambers street. 3d story. N.

Y. or at TINKIjEYjS Stables, Love lane, Bi ooklynjnyy Iw TTENTION BROOKLYNITES A SPECIAL meeting will be held at the OFFICE," 259 Washington street, every day thit week, from 10 to 12 A. to digest the good things laid on the long table (FREE.) Also a meeting will be held every day this week from 12j to 2 P. to digest the folio wing BILL OF FARE. MONDAY Lamb, mint sauce; Green Peas and new Potatoes.

TUESDAY Roast Beef, (not English); Yorkshire Pudding and Baked Potatoes. WEDNESDAY Fillet of Veal, stuffed, andBacon, (not Wilt shire.) Asparagus, and Bermuda Potatoes. THURSDAY Lamb and Green Peas and New Potatoes. FRIDAY Koast Beer, i orksiure ruitmng and liaued potatos. SATURDAY Corned Rump of Beef, Carrots, Greens.

Irish Stews. Cold Cuts, Welsh Rarebits, Poached Chops, Steaks. Ac, Wines, Ales. Cigars, Ac, WE LIVE. BEN" HONEY.

P. A. No connection with any other "Office" in Brooklyn, Shakspeare. inylMw ANNUAL MEETING MONIC SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN, will be held at Poly, technic Institute, on MONDAY EVENING, May lfith. 18., at 8 o'clock, to receive the report of the Board of Directors, and to elect officers for the ensuing year.

ROBT. R. RAYMOND, Secretary. Brooklyn May 9th. 1859.

niySlw OFFICE OF THE PHENIX FIRE INS C07, Brooklyn, April IS. 1859. 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. al3lm PHILANDER SHAW Seeretary.

JOHN A. HUGHES, WHO HAS FOR THE last 30 years been engaged in the Real Estate business in the City of Brooklyn, has long since come to the conclusion that Brooklyn property will sell better in Brooklyn than in New York. He has 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 E. UNDERTIILL, Auctioneer. apl3tf By HUGHES UNDERHILL. NOTICE APPLICATION WILL BE AfADE TO the Governor for the pardon of George MeGahey, a convict in Sing Shin prison, who was sentenced at Brooklyn.

June, 158. for two years, for manslaughter in the fourth degree. apl430t HEALTH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, MARCH Sth, 1859 The Health Officer would respectfully submit to the Physicians of this city, that if they would furnish vaccine virus at this office, It would be given cheerfully by him to the Profession at nil times. wh8 3m SAMUEL BOYD. M.

Health Officer. JLTWDERTAKERS. M. 11 (late of S. N.

BUKKILI. J. UNJJKUl'AKER. Would respectfully inform the public that lie ha? ntipneil his i artToom ai. ie Kjuum orutbi, corner oi joraicmon, opposite the City Hall, where can be had everything requisite for the burial of the dead.

J. M. HOPPER having had much experience for the last ten years, as an Undertaker, will tdve hia pergonal attention to unerals in ull cases. N. B.

Can be found at all hours of the night at No. 16 Court street. tf WATER HYDRANTS. WATER THE METER AND HYDRANT COMPANY, OP BROOKLYN, are now offering to landlords and plumbers, the only Nos Wastino, Non Frkezinr and Sklk Closinq Hydrant in successful operation, known as the WASHINGTON HYDRANT. When once set, there is no digging up to repair.

These Hydrants arc now In use in Richmond, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York and Jersey City. Manufactured and for sale at the office of the Metfr and Hvpkant Company, Nos. 55 and 57 First street, Williamsburgh ear Peck Slip Ferry. d24 Cm CEMETERIES.

raVW EVERGREENS CEMETERY OFFICE, No. 6 Court, street, opposite the City Hall, where all orders for Interments or sale of lots will be received. A messenger will leave the oflice at 11 o'clock each day for the Cemetery. ml7 tf OEO. WRIGHT, Agent.

GAS COMPANIES. CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT COMPANY 355 Fulton street, 1, 000,000. JOHN II. SMITH, President. Joa.

C. Johnsok, Treasurer. Harvy Warren, Secretary. rflHE CITIZENS BROOKLYN. GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF P1DTT1T k1 AAA rJW The Books for Subscription to the Capital Stock of this Com be opened at their office, 355 Fulton street, Halsey's Building, on and after Thursday, the 19th inst, from the hours of 8 4a 8 mW tf HERYEY WARREN, Secretary, 01 JV WM.

H. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. SALESROOMS, 337 ahd 339 FCLTON STREET. rr (Formerly Post Office,) Brooklyn BpiivSinX Personal attention to the Sales of deacrWoif. Furniture and Merchandise of every JAMES li.

IjNDERKII.1 Auctioneer. ui iiui.nr.s 4: UNDERHILL. Brooklyn Exciusge, No. 25 Court Street H. U.

will give their personal attention to the sales of Rem Estate, Stock, Furniture and Merchandize of every description. Cash advances made on Merchandize. Money toLoan on Hond and Mortgage. JOSEPH HEGEMJLN, AictiraEeT; centrai, Salesrooms, CORNER Or WILLOUGHBr AND PEARL STREETS, NEAR THE CITY HALL. BROOKLYN.

ASS UAL SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND CARPETS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, 4c. 1'BTDAY, May 13, Sale will commence at 9 o'clock A. M. with the Velvet and Brussels Carpets.

The catalogues will be ready on Thursday afternoon, at five duck, ami will comprise about250 lots of rich velvet, Brussels, ply, and incrain Carpets, with a few Stair Carpets, Rags uiul many of these Carpets have been ill use but a short time, and are about as Kood as new. The number and leneth ot tue breadths in each carpet will be stated in the catalogue. Purchasers will be required to make a satisfactory deposit, and the goods will tie delivered, if desired, at any time during the sale. myTHf Mondav, May 16th, At 1 o'clock. P.

and on Tuesday and Wednesday, commencing at 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. Vine Gold Jewelry 21 Gold Watches. Spectacles.

Eye Glasses, Pens and Pencils, Thimbles, Bracelets, Caineo, MoBaic, Painted, Garnet. Lava, Coral, White Stone, Turuuoise, Odd Fellows' and other Plus and Ear Kings, Shawl, Cuff and Scarf Pins, Belt Slides. Plain Gold Agate. Onyx, Cameo, Carbuncle Gold Stone and other styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Coral Necklaces, Armlets, Lockets, Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Plain Gold and Kings, Heals.

Diamond Rings, Silver "Ware Table and Teaspoons, (iravy. Cream and Mustard ladles, Fruit, and Butter Knives, Table and Dessert Forks, Portmon nuies, iic. Also for sale a large' Jeweller's Safe, with handsome Show Cases and Fixtures. Sales of Second hand Furniture, Carpets, 4c, at the Central Salerooms, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, until the whole is mr9 6t Thursday, May 12tli, A I 2 o'clock P. M.

at No. 59 Summit, corner of Hicks South Brooklyn. Parlor Rosewood lounge, 2 ladies' arm chairs, in crimson brocatelle: walnut ladies' work table, oval mirror, marble slab and bracket. Chambers Handsome walnut bedstead, dressing bureau and washstand. marble top mahogany do: carpets, hair and husk mattrasses, bedding, walnut extension table, engravings, Catalogues at the salesrooms.

ml02t JAMES COLE, Auctioneer. Peremptory Sale of 23 Valuable Building Lots in South Brooklyn, located 011 Clinton, Court, and Luqueer streets, and Fourth place. COLE CHILTON, Auctioneers, will sell at auction on TiiUKSDAY, May 12, At 12 o'clock at the Merchants' Exchange, N. Y. the following lots of ground, viz Clinton street 0 lots each 20x90, on the east side, including the corner of Luqueer street.

Luqueer 6treet 12 lots, each 20.10 by 100 feet deep, on tha west side of the street, and bet ween Clinton and Court streets. Fourth place 6 lots, each 20.10 by 133.5 in depth, on the south side of Fourth place, in the rear of the Luqueer street lota. The Fourth place lots have court yards of 33 feet 5 ins. Buildings are to be set back from the line of the street the above distance. The streets are all paved and flagged, and lighted with gas: the whole property being surrounded with first class dwellings.

This property is in one of the finest locations in South Brooklyn, being within one block of the Hamilton avenue Railroad, and on the line of the Fulton Ferry and Court street Railroad to Greenwood. Terms very liberal, viz itO per cent of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage for 5 years at 7 per cent interest. Maps and full particulars can be had of the auction eers. at their office. 45 Nassau street.

N. Y. my4 4t PEED ifc COLE, Auctioneers. CITY SALES ROOM. No.

343 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. (Oppositk Mostaguf. Place.) Particular attention given to tli sale of Household Furniture at private residences. Advances made on consignments of Merchandize. Goods taken on storage.

Thursday, May At 10; A. M. at the salesroom 313 Fulton st Sheriffs Sale of Furniture comprising a general assortment of parlor, chamber, dining room and kitchen furniture, mahog any sofas, ciiairs. bureaus, washstands. commodes, pier and marble top tallies, carved hat stand and hall chairs to match.

book case, office desk, cottage beusteds, spring beds, hair, husk and straw mattresses, feather beds, toiltt crockery, gilt frame mirrors, 4 Brussels and ingrain carpets, oil cloths, rugs, and a large assortment of kitchen furniture. my 102t JAMES COLE, Auctioneer. No. 3tif FrLTOs Street, Commercial Exchange, opposite thh City Hall, Brooklyn. JAMES COLE SON.

will give their personal attention to sales of Household Furniture, and out door sales generaUy. Also to sales of Real Estate, Stocks, ic, at the Exchange, New York. Monday, May lfi, At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange. N. Y.

rent Sale of 20 Lot. fronting and adjacent to Lefferl'a Park. Brooklyn, situate on Gates, Nostrand. Marcy, Tompkins, I liroop, ates and Lewis avenues, and on Monroe and Quincy streets. The above lots are eligibly lucated on high grades uiaiiy fronting the Park, and all having the privilege of tho same.

The park is private, and each lot owner is entitled to a key. The avenues around the park are paved, and Gates and lompkins avenues paved the entire length; only five minutes walk of the Fulton and Broadway lines of railroad A railroad is contemplated to run on Gates avenue, which will pass through this property. Terms liberal. For maps and full particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, 39 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and 4o Nassau street. New York mylO ot nj IO FOUNDRYMEN AND OTHERS ASSIGN JL EES' SA I.E Will hp nb? nl.

i. 1 mr orn SON. Auctioneers, on FRIDAY. May I3th, ltS, at 10 A. at sL ariv 7 uf ftst Agricultural Steam Engine IS to iu Water street, (near Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, the bal ance or the stock of the above Cimpany, consisting of steam eiu ines.

engine work. large tank, ITollers, lathes, drills, pumps, satety valves, cylinders, shafting, pullies, belting, wood and iron Uasks, tools, iron safe, writing desks, Also, a very, large and valuable assortment of patterns, in prune order. Sale positive. myll 2f E. SIBELL, Assignee.

HORSES. CARRIAGES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS FOR SALE AT AUCTIOX. Notiei is hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale contained 111 a certain chattel mortgage, bearing date the seventh day of June. A lew, and on We in the office of the Register of undersigned mortgagees therein named, will sell at nublic auction, without reserve, arid to the highest bidder, on l'hursday, the twelfth day or May. instant, upoii tho premises.

Nos. i and 100 Fulton avenue, in the city of Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the following personal property tn wit: horses. 3 coaches. 1 Rockaway wagon. 2 light wagons.

3 sets coach harness. 1 set Rockaway double harness. 2 set single harness, robes, 21arge coach sleighs. 2 sets double harness, 2 double seat sleighs, 2 light cut ter sleighs, and all the fixtures not attached to the freehold in and about, the Livery Stable. Nos.

98 and 100 Fulton avenue, aforesaid. Dated iliooklvn. Mavii, 185M MARTIN I. DL'KYEA, HOTSO VAN SIXDEKEN, Mortgagees. J.

S. Sselerer, Att'y for mortgagees, Jamaica, L. I mil ot FOR SAL.E AND TO LET. pihi SALE OR TO LET THE FIRST CLl'SS .1 house 203 1 Washingt street, Brooklyn. The house is 84 w'dehyaOfeetdeep, with large garden attached, containing Isabel a anil Catawba grape vines, apple, pear and plum trees, ax.

Has all the modern conveniences, and is situate on tho lughestpomt of land in r.ioklyn. Suitable for a genteel large UV, 1 a private boarding house. Apply to S. HOND L9W, Montague, near Court, street, or T110S. FAYE.

257 Broadway. N. V. pUKSALtt a Air, ur.iuuio iiUoo A Lot No. 4o Willowrilacc, Brooklyn, for $3000, with immediate possession.

Terms easy. Apply to C. E. FROST, Conveyancer and Real Estate Agent. myl01w 41 Fulton street.

Brooklyn. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET TO A GOOD tenant it will be rented low. Possecomn im Particulars ennuire of A. B. LOV, BER, 121 nnderbilt avenue, near Myrtle av, Brooklyn.

TO LlFlVJOCK ADJOINING; JL the ferry foot of Bridge st, Brooklyn, ten or twelve lota, more or less; good wharf, deep water, and safe moorage for vessels, the river current being broken by piers on each side some two or three hundred feet in length; the around level, solid and permanent, easy of access (being known as the stav yanl proptrty. and used for that business for twenty five years, nearly twenty of which by the popular and honorable firm of T.lj.?i Ii1 Ii I Romaine. of New York.) Inquire of inTT5i 7l, street, or of WM. J. I'Orra, Ioj Willoughby st.

Brooklyn. my91w CORPORATION "VTOTiCE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS i i to be Fenced. Notice is hereby given to all parlies interested, of the intention oi the Common Couucil of this City to pass an Ordinance to direct lots to be lenced on the corner of South Second ani Lighth streets, to abate a nuisance. Dated Brooklyn, 4th 1H51I. myo lOd CHARLES TINNEY.

Street Commissioner. SHERIFF'S SALES. piOUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Thomas F. Ball againsUIenry Crummey and others. Jonx S.

McCcxLOH, pier Atty. In pursuance of a judgment order ot this Court, made in tha above entitled action, bearing date the 18th day of Apr I I.wi" se" hy uulIic auction, at the City Salesrooms No. Mi Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall,) in the City of Brooklyn, on the 3d day of June, 1511, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises All that certain lot, nieco or parcel or land, situate, lying and being in the Second Ward or the said City of Brooklyn, and butted and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of lalman street, distant one hundred and fifty feet easterly from the northeasterly corner of Day and Talinim streets, and running thence northerly and parallel with Day street sixty feet to the division line between the said lot and the lot in the rear thereof, fronting on York street; thence easterly and parallel with Talman street twenty five feet; thence southerly and parallel with Day street aforesaid sixty feet to the northerly side of Talman street, anil thence westerly along the said northerly side of Tahnan street twenty fire feet to the place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn. May 10.

1S. myll 2aw3W CIKOItGE REMSEN. SherifL SUPREME COURT, KINGS "COUNTY Henry A. Wihnerding against Henry 1. Harrington and others.

in pursuance of ajuugmeia.oiuc tuui umue 111 ino auove entitle 1. I will 343 Fulton 7.1 Ing'descriljed land and premises All hat certain lot. piece or parcel oflaml. snuaie, 13 oik oems in me leuin uni.e caul; Ward of the City of Brooklyn, In the County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point formed by the easterly side of Court street with the southerly side or Saekett street, thence running easterly parallel with Saekett street eighty two feet one inch to the centre of a party wall along the southerly side of Saekett street: thence southerly parallel with Smith street twenty one feet three inches; thence westerly parallel with Union street twenty eight feet, nine inches more or less; thence again westerly at right angleB with Court street fifty feet to the casttrly side of Court street: thence northerly along the easterly side of Court street twenty seven feet and live inches to to the point or place of beginning. Being the premises known as "The Union Mall and Empire Store," with the small dwelling adjoining the same on Saekett street, Soutli Brooklyn.

Dated Brooklyn, May 10th. 1859. myll 3aw3Y7 783 GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff, Run Over. A small colored boy mimed William Harris had two of his fingers ground off by the wheel of a Grand street stage, yesterday. Insane Man Stkayeix An i2isane man, named William James, left his home, No.

228 Pearl street, unperceived, about i o'clock this morning, and no trace of him can be obtained. George who resides in North 10th street, E. was run over by a cart on the Green point lerry ooat, yesterday morning. He was badly injured, but recovered sufficiently after a little while to be able to get home. Literary.

The Excelsior Literary and Debating Society of Williamsburgh, held a meeting last evening in their rooms at Columbia Hall, 230 Grand street, when arrangements were completed for the 3rd anniversary supper, to he given at the Odeon on the 17th inst. Those Hides. We learn that our statement about damaged hides remaining on Thompson's Dock, was incorrect. The Health Officer hearing of the landing, had the hides removed from the dock, within thirty six hours after. There were no deaths as reported.

Sudden Death of an Unknown Woman. A woman fell in a fit, about 8 o'clock last evening, in Columbia street, near Amity, and before any assistance could be rendered she expired. Her body was taken to the dead house, and has not yet been identified. She is described as a woman about SO years of age, dressed in a pink hat, plaid dress and shawl. Fire at Columbusville, L.

I. At the recent fire whereby the Hotel of Frank Monteverde was completely desflte ed, an insurance was effected in the Jefferson anilContinental Insurance Companies for 2,500 each upon the building. We understand there was 32,000 insurance on furniture hut did not learn in what Company. The Insurances were a total loss. Suicide of an Unknown Young Man.

The lifeless body of a young man, name unknown, was found yesterday morning suspended to a tree in Devlin's woods, near Jamaica. The deceased had on a calico shirt, with red print, Congress gaiters, sack coat and light hair his face looked as though he had been shaved but a short time before committing self destruction. He had in his pocket the sum of $15 42. A testimonial concert to Mr. A.

Jantz, the organist of the Church of Charles Boromeo, takes place at the Athenaeum to morrow (Thursday) evening. The force of the celebrated choir of this church would of itself supply the material for a first class concert, and the array of outside talent on the programme of the present occasion affords the prospect of an unsurpassed entertainment. Fires and Loss of Life. The house of the Widow Baker, situated about two miles west of Greenport, Suffolk County, was consumed by fire on the night of the Sth inst. Mrs.

Baker was burned up with the house. Nothing of her remains hut the large bones were found in the ruins. Another fire occurred at Riverhead the same night destroying a two story house belonging to Capt. Henry Horton. The lower part was occupied as an oyster saloon, and the upper part by two females, who barely escaped with their lives.

Young Men's Literary Union. The regular monthly meeting of the Young Men's Literary Union occurred at their Hall last Monday evening, the recently elected President, Mr. James Robinson, in the chair. An Essay on "The importance of a good foundation in life," was read hy Mr. Miller a declamation followed, by Mr.

Chappell, after which a debate of the question "Is eloquence more the gift of nature than the acquirement of art was conducted by Messrs. Hoyt and Wm. Robinson in the affirmative, and Messrs. R. Jones and Gilbert in the negative.

The decision was given for the negative. How to Get Rid of Beggars. Mendicity has become a regular institution here, and is followed as a profession with Neapolitan devotion by hun drcds of men, women and children. A lady of our acquaintance who overflows with benevolence, and always had a supply of" cold victuals and stale bread on hand, had several regular customers for them, among them two or three good sized boys who came as regularly as the baker and milkman She happened to want a little gardening done, and asked these boys, whom she innocently supposed would jump at the opportunity to earn somethin to come and do the work, for which she would pay them. They excused themselves then and pro raised to call next day but she has not seen them since.

Smart Detectives. On the day of the water celebration the city was flooded with New York detectives, some of whom are surprisingly smart as every body knows. They arrested a number of persons whom the took to be pickpockets, and two ol those, we are informed, were apprentices in Rob ert's engraving office in New York, who had oh tained a holiday to see the sights. They looked at the soldiers and were highly pleased, when the de teetives came up and took them both into custody on suspicion ot intending to pick somebody's pock ets. They were imprisoned during the day and night, and thus debarred from enjoying themselves and next morning, there not being a particle of ev idence, they were compelled to sit for their da guerreotypes, which are now on exhibition in th lTi tll ii mi.

i jvuyuc uiiuery. ine reason me aetectives ar rested them is said to be because the boys wore a peculiar style of cap, and all people who wear such caps are supposed to be pickpockets. iffE rtjant institution. The report of the Truant Law Committee gives a very satisfactory account oi tne progress ot tins institution, and closes with a demand for increased' capabilities. One of the beneficial results of the Truant Law, wnen properly administered, cannot be statisti cally detailed, and is only observed in the general results, tnat is tne improvement the regularity ot the attendance of the pupils of the public schools, as well as the increase in the number of scholars.

This is due to the vigilance of the Tru ant business it ie to keepa surveilanee ol the streets, and pick up all vagrfbond children, and see that they are properly cared for, either by their parents, or through the means of the Truant Institution. The result of the vigilance of the three Truant officers has been felt in the public schools, especially in the Eastern District, where as we are informed there is scarcely one case of truancy on an average to each school. The Truant officer, Mr. Charles A. Davis, keeps a list of all scholars registered in the schools, and has, to a great extent, a personal knowledge of the children and is equally well known, so that his presence has a moral influence over the idly disposed juveniles To acquire this has taken time and strict attention to the duties of the office and the so qualified are necessary to the success of this iaw; ana uie present omcers, who have had to acquire this requisite knowledge by experience should not be removed, as was attempted last year' upon mere party or personal grounds.

The TnmJ Institution, if properly conducted, may be made of great benefit to the community by rescuing from the streets the neglected children, who if left to grow up uncared for, recruit the ranks of crime and dissipation, May be obtained of any ot the following named Committee of iwraiigement: The Hon. S. a. Powell, Hon. John flreenwooil, L.

II. Wyman, Rev. 0. C. Pise.

I. Alex. McCue, I'ctcr Rice. V. (Jaruana, It.

C. Sheehan, K. (luuhird. (i. Franchere, J.

Craimiss, Charles Mali, A. Ilournaud, I'. 1 1. Hrasher, R. Thorne, W.

Scott Helton, T. Ham, A. Cooke Hull. M. 1.

and at Dickinson's drup store, corner of Atlantic and Henry sK; Prox's music store. No. 213 Fulton Swayne's book store. No. 210 Fulton Rose's book store.

No. 142 Atlantic st and at the other principal music and book stores lu Brooklyn, and at the door on the evenlnj? of the concert. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert will commence at o'clock I1. M.

precisely. myll pLOSING C. II RIVERS CLOSES THE DANCING SEASON. With a GRAND SOIREE, at his Academy, (Halsey Building), ulton street, on TUESDAY EVENING, May ITtli. On TUESDAY EVENING, May 17th, will be given a (IRANI) SOIREE.

At C. H. Rivers Academy. 155 Fulton street. Tickets 50 cents may by olitnined of Mr.

Rivers at the Academy on the afternoons and ovrmiips Tu 'sday, lnth, and Fri lay. 13th iriyt. Also, on Tuesday afternoon, May 17th. and at the dour on the evening of the 8t THEATRE Messrs. (I.

L. Fox and J. W. Lisgaiid. JU Boxes, 25 cents Pit and Gallery 12 cents, etc.

llia h.M.Mi 1 i CiOCK. CAMILLE. Cainille Miss Sallie St. Clair. STAGE STRUCK.

A SECRETS. HOUSE FURNISHING. UIINA ARCADE RE OPENED 1 Ui AND 114 Clinton, extending through to 167 Atlantic street, with a new stock. White Stone China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets. ap22 tr WHITE STONE" CHINA TOJ LET," TEA" AND Dinner Sets, at the CHINA ARCADE, 112 and 1H Clinton, extending to liJ7 Atlantic streets.

ap22 tf I fUENCH AND ENGLISH CIIINA'TEA SETS, and nearly every useful article of Earthenware adapted fur young housekeepers at 107 Atlantic streets. a22 tf NDERGROL'ND TRAVELLERS EMERGING from darkness, may. by the light of bonfires, find a handsome assortment of China, Glass and Earthen Ware, for sale at hi7 Atlantic street. ap22 tf justly celebrated composition imparts to all kinds of plate a brilliant and permanent lustre. It has long been used in England in preference to any other article.

Manufactured and for sale by P. D. LEYS. Druggist and Chemist, je3 ly Cor. Main and York Brooklyn.

LEAD PIPE. "OROOKLYN LEAD AND BLOCK TIN PIPE WORKS BRANDEI3 WICKERT. Warehouse. Ful ton street, Brooklyn; iactory, Doughty street, Brooklju. Otlice 73 William street.

New York. Lead pipe, in all sizes, per pound, nett cash. ap27 tim GROCERIES rICHOLAS CORNELL, UK ALE ft IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRT'ITS. WINES, ALES. PORTER, SEGARS.

Ac. myfitf 77 Fulton street, Brooklyn. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SUGARS TEAS Every variety of the choicest quality, at wholesale prices. COFFEES No misrepresentation no adulteration. Rio, Maracaibo, Jamaica, Old Government IT RE SPICES, of all descriptions.

Best BUTTER, 24 cents per ft. at KINNERSLEV'S TEA STORE. myJ5 tf 176Myrtle avenue, two doors from Carl street. THIRST QUALITY FAMILY; GROCETilESW JL 11. CORNELL.

230 Fulton street, corner of Clark street, 11 era to families the most complete assortment of GROCERIES AND FRUITS, to bo found in the city, embracing every article of neces dty or luxury kept bv family grocers in extensive trade, including CHOICE WINES. LIQCOR3 AND SEGARS, and every variety of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Ac, Ac. GARDEN. FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS, American and imported, of the most approved kinds ami varieties, carefully put up and packed for all climates. W.

H. Cornell solicits the itronage hitherto extended to hhn from the avenues, as the orders are attended to daily as usual. Goods delivered to all parts of the City. tf MVMB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS FLOVU AND GHAIN, No. 59 Fflton Street, near Atlantic Bank'.

jaS tf Brooklyn. TMPORTANT TO FAMILIES AND ALL WHO A wish ij'iMiuine TEA, COFFEE and SPICES, and at prices to suit the times, should call upon HARDING CoicNKii of Fulton and Main Sthket.s. Best Government Java, li cents, or 16 lbs. for one dollar Maracaibo, liJ cents, or 5 lbs. for 75 cents.

Latmayra, StDominKO.12 55 50 TEAS. We have received by the late arrivals the most choice assortment of new Teas, which we otler 25 per cent cheaper than usually charged by New York dealers. N. B. Is Fivb Pound Doxks ou Bags at Wholesale Prices.

SPICES. Ve have fitted up the most improved machinery for manufacturing Mcstakd, Cocoa. Cuoculatk and Spicks, which we warrant pure, and of the best quality, and at a cheaper rate than ever before offered. HARDING Tha, Coffee ani Spick Dkalkrs. Corner of Fulton and Main streets.

Brooklyn. Goods delivered to all parts of the City. d2 tf BUSINESS NOTICES. A COMFORTABLE SUAVE INSUKEJ) iEX" tlenien troubled with a tender ski will find the l.E'i'l IE an indispensible luxury. For sale by MRS.

HAVES. 175 Fulton street, and by the proprietor, HERSCIIE1. PARKER, Fulton avenue, cor. Jay street. fe24 PATENT METALLIC FIRE PROOF WINDOW BLINDS Builders and parties about to build are invited to call and examine the above at No.

i', Cedar street. New York, where ordei will be received for same. This article is designed to supersede the wood blind for dwellings, stores or public buildings, either for outside or inside use. While pre serving the qualities of the rolling slat Venetian blind, they are more durable, less likely to need repair, cost about the name, and are Fikk Prook. Their admitted superiority over any other Blind In uso must om mend them to universal favor.

apl9 lm ROOFING. UTTA PERCH A CEMENT ROOFING. The Cheapest aso Most Durable Hoofiso is TJsr. Can be applied to old Shingle Roofs, without removing them. NEW AND OLD TIN AND METAL ROOFS.

Coated and repaired with A li II A CEMENT, and warranted water tight. Specimens and references can be seen at the office:" 349 Fl'ltos Street. Bbooki.tx, m26 tf JOHNS A CKOSLEY GENTS' Fl'RNISIIING GOODS. HIRTS FIRE SHIRTS FIRE SHIRTS FIRE SHIRTS FIKE flood heavy twilled flannel Fire Shirts, 1 25. Call at the MECHANICS' SHIRT STORE, 390 Grand street, between Suffolk and Clinton New York.

myl04t J. H. TRIPLER. MONTALEMBERT TIES. YOUNG MEN, have you seen them? If not.

call at WM. FINDER'S, 171 Fulton street. None can come up to them in style. myiUf SILK" NECK" TIES FROM 'AUCTION' AT Less Than Half Price! 230 dozen just, received, beautiful patterns, to be siauchtered from 25 to 50 cents, so call at once at COTTKKIX'S Hosiery Emporium, u23 272 Fulton street, opposite 'Hilary. SHIRTS!" SHIRTS Three good Shirts for t3.

Fine Shirts $1,25. $1.50, 41.75, $2.00, $2,25. Marseilles and Printed Shirts, new patterns. Shirt Bosoms A large assortment, 25c to 2,25. The latest novelties in Scarfs and Ties, (no old stock.) T.

11. FAI'LKNEll'S GENTS' FL'RNISIHNti STORE, 143 Fl'LTON" Strkkt, mh30tf Between Sands and Highstreeta. Ci S' "FURNISHING STORE. SPRING A STOCK New Importation An effort made to provide e'ery new style, combining superior quality sno low prices. A replete assortment of Undershirts and Drawers.

Hosiery, gloves, silk ties, scarfs, white and colored shirts: a complete line of goods for Gents and Boys no old stock. An inspection will establish the fact that choice goods are sold under New ork quotations. Shirts re biisomed. and repairing executed at moderate charges. T.

B. FAULKNER. Ira 143 Fulton between Sands and High sts. OILS AND LAMPS PURE KEROSENE AND CA reduced price, at EO. RBON Oil.

AT CHAPPEL'S. iny3 2w Fulton street, Brooklyn. YOUR SEWING MACHINES USE CHAI PEL'S Refined Oil For at all Druesists, anil lit ti4 Fulton street. LAMPS, GLOBES. WICKS, C1II MNIES, CANS Brushes and Trimming Scissors.

Lnmps Repaired at inys lir.L'. l.tlvi ir.ijc, rt ruuuii ni. nil. 1 1" nil 1 1 1 AT THE OLD STAND. 50 Myrtle avenue, can be had Carbon, Kerosene Columbian nil.

nd nmditv. anil at as low a price as can be had at their factories. Likewise a general assortment "imps, Cans, and all articles necessary tor using.tne a love Oils. Lamps altered and repaired. Also a superior Oil for burning without a chimney, and an Oil particularly adapted to Sewing Machines.

Dealers in Carbon Oil will do well to call and examine. ABRAHAM SANGKR, lm Agent for Carbon Oil Co. KEROSENE" OIL AND LAMP DEPOT, IM0 Fulton street, near Clinton Also pure Sperm, Lard and hale Oils, Burning Fluid and Alcohol. All Oils sold at tins Establishment warranted pure. Kerosene Oil direct from the agtory of the Kerosene Oil Company.

Will remove, May 1st, uiion corner 01 nerrepoiii. BP9U HAYNES, in longing to private uidivimmis, the ingiiesi price allowed being pound sterling. Tlie news of Tuscany joining Piedmont and France is confirmed. The (irand lliike refused to abdicate, but returned to Bologna after throwing himself upon the protection of the Five Great Powers. The Tuscan army is 1.

3.000 strong. It was said Victor Emmanuel had been made dictator of Tuscany. The Austrian Correspondence, (official of tin? 20th, after detailing tin progress of affairs, save Austria umiM draw the sworl to maintain European order. KNOLANH. The channel oii which had gone to the Mediterranean was to be immediately recalled on the 27th four new ships of the line were put in commission.

It is stated that the French and Ruian Governments have lutely been procuring large supplies of chart and iirvej of the English eon it and English in the Mediterranean, tniil have likewise been engaged in making large purchases of coal irrespective of the priee or quality. A lage operntor on Liverpool Exchange, named Roberts, was declared a defaulter, and hi liabilities were stated Returns of the Bank of England show a decrease of 411 000; in specie. General Williams, of Kars, is appointed Commander in Canada. The quarterly returns of emigration from Liverpool siiow great activity in the movement towards the L'nited Stales, and it was helit ved thai the next few months emigration to America will be the largest experienced for several years. Mr.

Morphy had again played wimultanoously flvo of the most expert members of the St. dames Che. Club, London, viz: Lowenthal, Itiviere, Barnes. Boden and Bird. Mr.

Barnes won his game, those with Lowenthal and Boden were drawn, and Morphy won the other two. The Pike's Peak Emigration. St. Louis. May 10, 1559.

Advices from Pike's Peak give very discouraging accounts of matters in that region. Large numbers of miners were returning, without the means of subsistence on the way back, and it is feared that many will die from starvation. Apprehensions were also entertained that they would attack the outgoing trains. PIAXO FORTES PLA OUT AT No.Tlo COL'KT STREKT A cood assortment of new and second hand Piano Fortes, of everv description for pule Hud fur hire at WALKER'S Music Store. No.

35 Court st. Alpo Mf lodeons nod Musical Instruments of every description. Sheet Music, etc. Pianos and Melodeons tuned and re paired, apsn ly PIANOS AT A PRICE PIANOS GREAT REDUCTION" IN FOR SALE AND TO HIRE W. WALKER.

Music St.iie. H.7 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Piano Musical Instruments, Music. Violin Guitar Strings ie.

Mr. V. has now on hand for sale a choice assortment ol 1'ianos of the most approved makers, viz Stodart's, Nunn's. at greatly reduced prices. Pi.ino Fortes for hire.

PIANOSTO eTLENt, Fulton street, opposite Citj Hall. Neiv. and second hand instruments always oi.hand, to rent, with the privilege of buy InR and rent applied to purchase. Accordeons. liuitars.

Banjos, ilutinas. VioUns. 4c; also Sheet Music for sale. fc7 3m INSTRUCTION. (S'OO K( PER QUARTER ASHLAND IX (pO A.OKJ STITCTK AND MUSICAL ACADEMY, C.itskill Mountains Doth Sexes Students received anv time For particulars address Rev.

HENRY .1. FOX', A. A'hlaml. or D. HCBBARD.

52 Broadway. myHWw BEECHER'S SCIIOul. A A ETTE A Between Washington and Clinton avenues. ni9 7tv QPAN1SI1 LANGUAGE Evening Classes are now forming at the rooms of Prof. ALBERTO OE TOKNUtf.

Professor at. the ami technic Institutes. TERMS SS FOR 21 LESSONS. Private Lesson's and Trans atiotis from EnePsl, tn ynnnUti and Spanish to English, by Prof, de Tornos and G. P.

Tapling, Accountant ol lloeuments. Mercanti pnep N'ews. papers, can be obtained by aiiplj ing at the residence of me I'roiessor, i uiton avenue, lirookiyn. im BUSINESS NOTICES. MADAME LEO BEGS LEaVM TO NOTIFY her patrons and the Ladies in general that she will hold a special opening of Sl'MMKK BONNETS, CAPS.

ie 1 THURSDAY NEXT. May 12tli, when she will display in addi tion to her well assorteil stock of STRAW GOODS, the very latest styles of Parisian Crape, Illusion and Silk Bonnets. myiMt L. LEO. 178 Atlantic street.

EE PEAS CHOICE LOT "OF BLACK Ei'E IO and Marrowfat Pens for sale. UmhlOtf W. II. CORNELL, 230 Fulton, cor. Clark.

BED BUG POISON BY THE USE OF THIS preparation. Bugs, Roaches, Moths, an. other vermin may be effectually exterminated. Manufactured and for sale by P. D.

LEYS, corner of Main and York sis. Price 12 cents per bottle. je3 ly ROUGH SKIN I MPOSIBLEXFAKKE'R'S LETHEAN is used. fe24 Cm" JEWELRY, LOW PRICED CLOCKS CLOCKS FROM SI to $10 at J. D.

Chapr's. French, English and Yankee Clocks sent for, repaired and returned in perfect order. JOHN D. CHASE, 203 Fulton mhl3 Manufacturer of Silver Ware. Jewelry, ic.

POCKET STEREOSCOPE A NEW just received, very convenient to take with you into the country: folds up like a book. Constantly receiving, new and beautiful views, at JOHN D. CHASE'S Jewelry store, 203 Fulton st. Manufacturer of Silver Ware. Jewelry, Hair Work, etc.

Wedding mid Visiting Cards at short notice. ap27 tf WEDDINGS AVEDDING AND CARDS, of superior qunlits', and at short notice. Also Hair Work made to order. Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, etc. All kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, and repaired in the very best manner.

JOHN D. CHASE'S. 203 Fulton street. a27 Manufacturer of Silver Ware, Jewelry. Hair Work, etc.

FURNITURE. I.U'RNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY A WORD TO THE WISE. The subscriber having enlarged and refitted his spacious Warerooms at Fulton street, now offers to IHlrehasers the inost complete and varied assortment of House urinsning articles ever ouereti oeiore 111 tins city. He is prepared to fit up Hotels. Steamboats and Ships at the shortest notice, with goods made by reliable workmen under his own supervision.

His stock embraces patterns of the most elaborate ilesigns in Rosewood, Mahogany. Walnut, Oak and Enameled Wood, got up in both antique and modern styles, to suit every variety of taste, as well as with regard to economy. The public will find it to their interest to call and give an inspection before purchasing elsewhere. Manufacturer aud Importer of Watches. apll tf 11.

J. TODD. IURNITU RE ENAMELED FURNITURE, Manufactured at 204 and 266 Pacific Strkkt, Brooklyn. Sold at wholesale and retail At Pricrs from $20 amp Upwards per Sctte. WARDROBES OF VARIOUS STYLES.

Constantly ox Hand and Made to Ordrr. OFFICE OF COMEISSIONERS OF WILLIAMSBURGH IMPROVEMENTS In the matter of the paving of the northerly section of Lorimer street from tlrand street to the llushwick Creek in the City of Williamsburgh. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Commissioners. appointed under and by virtue of an Act. of the Legislature of the Sitate ot ew ork, passed March 2uth, 1Co7.

entitled "An Act relative to the payment of expenses for local improvements 111 the late Village and City of Williamsburgh. and to actions and proceedings in respect thereto," have completed their report the matter of the above improvement, and filed the same in the oflice of the Clerk of the County of Kings, that thev will meet at. the office of the Cornoriition Counl the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 23d day of May, instant, from o'clock A. M. to 1 o'clock to review the said report, which during the ten days preceding said meeting, may be examined In the said County Clerk's onice, by all parties interested in the same; and that at the time and place of meeting above specified, any person may oiler objections, in writing, to the said report, and accompany the same with such affidavits as he may think proper.

The District of Assessment comprises all the land lying on the westerly side of Lorimer street, between Grand street and the Bushwick Creek, and extending westerly to a line drawn euui distant. from Lorimer street and Union avenue, and running in the same general direction; also all the land lyiiig.on the easterly side of Lorimer street as aforesaid, and extending easterly to a line drawn equl dlstant from Lorimer street and Leonard street, unci running in the same general direction. AT.T1F.T .1 apnflMWTJ. 1 DANIEL it. HASBROUCK, Commissioners.

THOMAS COTREL, Brooklyn, myll till23 Presbyterian Church in Henry Street, most of the monthly meetings of the Association during the past year have been held in the lectujre rooms of that church. But two lectures have been delivered before the Association, one by the Rev. W. II. Milburn and the other by Dr.

Henry M. Seuddcr. Since October last the social reunions have been regularly held, and proved pleasant and profitable occasions to those who have participated in them. A number of the Association have availed themselves of the advantages of the French class formed in October last. Through the efficiency of the Chairman of the Library Committee, the rooms of Association have been better provided with reading matter than at any former period.

In it may be found 32 daily newspapers, 24 weeklies, 25 monthly magazines, and 10 quarterlies, besides other periodical literature. During the year 12!) volumes have been added to the library at an cx pence and the library now contains 1,301 volumes. The Treasurer's report showed a larger balance in the treasury than in previous years. In accordance with the resolution lately adopted by the Association, admiting ladies to associate membership, the names of several ladies were proposed. Mr.

Theodore Tilton proposed an amendment to the constitution by which, hereafter, the association should admit females to equal and active membership, which is to be.acted on at a future meeting. Mr. Edsall offered a resolution to the effect that as the Association has defined its position on the Slavery question, the further discussion of the subject, be excluded. The resolution was tabled. The Association did not adjourn until after eleven o'clock.

The essay for the next monthly meeting is by Mr. Jackson Dccring subject, "Cainand Abel." To Editor of the Eagle Dkab Sir, In an article which appeared In vour columns a few days ago in regard to tlie Washington Hydrant," you said the Hydrant had been put up at Fulton ferry for the accommodation of the public, which is a mistake. There are no Hydrants at the ferrv but the Union Ferry Co. have put up at the Fulton, and will at their other ferries, my Patent Self closing Funcets. The mistlike was very natural, as both the Faucet and Hydrant shut themselves.

Please insert the correction, and oblige respectfully, Hknry Gkttt, Brooklyn, May lilh, 1S59. 20 Prospect street. "The People's Hatter" caps everybody. Gaston, 248 Fulton street. Summer styles reaily.

Call and see those gentlemen's Patent Leather Gaiters whicliWhitehouBe St Pearco aro selling at $4 a puir. nor style ana beauty they cannot be beat at any price. The Vesuvius Range Simply as a Kitchen Ranoe has no superior. As a heater for the room above. it ranks next to the Etna, which by common consent stands A No.

1. Manufactured and sold by Tompkinb Strat ton, No. 7 Front street, Brooklyn. E. M.

Douglass, Temple of Art. Likenesses. includinR case, only 35 cents. Nelllonraph likenesfles to send in letters SO cents. Likenesses of Infanta 1 00.

Old Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes copied 345 Fulton street, opposite Montague Hall. Gold. Silver and Steel Buckles. Silk Nets. Hkad Pins, Head Dkksses, Jy T.

W. Woods, 280 Fulton street. Religious Notices. TriE First Reformed Presbyterian CnuRcn. Duffield street, Brooklyn, (between Myrtle avenue and M'il louRhby street,) is now completed, and will be opened for Di me aervice on babuath, the loth Inst.

Service in the morninR at 10K o'clock, hy the Rev. O. R. McMillan, Pastor elect, in Hie ajiernoon, at 3S o'clock, by the Rev. Jno.

N. McLeod, D. of New York; and in the evenhiK by Prof. T. W.

J. "Wylie. of miaaei pnia; after which the Rev. G. R.

McMillan will be installed Pastor of the congregation. The public are respectfully Invited. 0P WILD FLOWERS THIS DE compete beautifyinir the hah conP'exIon Is now prepared only by D' A'EVS Manufacturing Druggist, For tale whnl.ui. Pj S.nd Yorlt streets, Brooklyn. rrsiuenoiwie and retail, cents per bottle, jsSJy.