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Ruction Salts. POSTSCRIPT. We arn triad tn learn that the health of Judge SUutiaii Bale. and peremptory sale of 310 EAST HEW YORK LOTS. wvftAv.Pr M1LLER WW "lie above at auction on o'clock, on the ground.

ucuon'oa serf fin 2T 11 erow'e'Pldly, and it Is now admit Snii Jj1 "al J' the most promising. lid from pttiTsm! of Brooklyn, miles at n5 rtuialitrauosdallv StiSTrf mCS ftr0' 4 locommutora; Umemhi Train B.e.'1,te nnmerou. Railroad wStt uh1 Brooklyn and FORT HAMILTON' PEOPEfiTY' XT AUO TlOK PoiiUve sale of 1'0 0 large villa sites, A TORT HAMILTON. J. T.

MODLTON, Aootioheeb, will loll on tho grounds, on TUESDAY, June 20tn, at o'clock, 100 large and beautiful Villa Sites, containing from to SO city Lota.tacha portion of which are handsomely snaded with Forest Trees, commanding a toll vlewof the Ocean, together with some of the finest scenery In the world. This pro petty is the balance of the celebrated garden grounds of tiiorge B. Setaton, of which four fi ftha were sold laat year. The balance will positively be sold to cloje a copartnership. Terms easy a large portion of tho purchase money can remain on mortgages.

Title Indisputable. A printed abstract of which will be furnished to every purchaser. Hieamer Norwalk will leave Pier 3, North River, at 10 A. Ma and 1P.M., returning at 6 P.M. Free tickets to attend tne sale, as also maps.

For further particulars apply to J. W.BAR&E&, C. SANW5E, or I. T. MOULTON, Auctioneer.

Jel5 5t Ho. 3 Naasau st near Wa'l N. T. It's a great time for cheap exhibitions. People who have money to spare usually go to conoert rooms to see calico daubed oyer with muddy paint and oalled panoramas and others go to see paste daggers on the stage, flashing lanterns for lightning, and the rattling of tin pans for artificial thnnde r.

For cheap an genuine exhibitions of real panoramic beauty and lightning as is you have only to visit the rural districts, and throw np your window on such an evening as the last. The music of birds, cascades and double winged zephyrs, put to shame the screaming of pianos and scraping of oat gut, and the open air fragrance of the flowers the bottled np perfumeBof the apothecary. Happy he who presentiug his oat tail to the city, goes off to rusticate among the cheap exhibitions of the country. The shreds and patches of canvass, yea, even the best efforts of the in. spired artist look pale and sickly beBide the rosy cheeked rainbow hued pictures of nature.

Go out with your broad cloth and fine linen, your silks and satins and compare your toilet with the home mado mantilla of a violet, or the pantalettes of a sun flower. Verity in all your glory you are not deresssd like one of these. It's a grand picture gallery this terrene palace of ours; with the sun, moon and stars hung up in the Jiiuaa Cols, Auctioneer Br Jiaua colb sl som. Office, 43 Fulton ttrat, corner of Front itrut, Brooklyn. Juris Colb it Bon, will give Iholr personal attention to ales of Household Furniture, and outdoor sales generally; iso.io sues oi ac.

at the xcluui.Hw work John Ji. Oaklet, Auctioneer. BY OAKLEY i WfilOHT. USOBASIOS' RXOBANUB So.3t3FtUlmtntt.fclmolUt Citu Hall. 1 RrnnHut Will glva their personal attention to the Sale Baal Estate atiAactlon.

at tho Merchants Exchange, New Tork, at weir ifiuuua omm auohu, or iu any secuon mi jjeng laiana also to tho sale of Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, Merchandise, at private residences, or at their Bales Boom. Beal Estate of every description at Private Sale. Goods received on Storage and per eonaienmenta. Central Sales Room, Corner 0 WaUiugKbg, and Ptart tttttte, mar the City Halt Brooklyn. Joseph Hbokkan Auctioneer.

J. U. grateful for the liberal patronage which ta has received during lho naat thirteen vears. rMMKifallvlnrarml those Interested, thathe ia now nraoared to receive eon. aiglimeuti ofa'J kinds of MERCHANDISE FURNITURE, DKX liOODS.

HARDWARE, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS atcltc to be sold at Auction or Private Sale, In his new aud Splendid Salea Rooms. Liberal advances when re quired, ersonat attendance will be given aa usual to sales ui uiiuture at rivaianouaos. Friday, June 16. At 10 o'clock, A. AL, precisely.

A eeneral aaaortment of Household Pnrnltura. velvet. tapestry, three ply and ingrain carpets, sofas, sofa bedsteads bureaus, washstands, bedsteads, leather beds, window shades, cribs, cooking stoves, hall lamps, gaa chandelier iuiu vracaeis. c. aibo, jbaglilQ rosewoca collage pianos, 1 rosewood "Gilbert," 1 mahogany 1 mefo dcon.

Also a beautifnl assortment cf Garden and Rustic Furniture, comprising arbors, settees, arm chairs, tables, flower stands, hall chairs, bat stands, kc. 8tc. of lb well known manufacture of Cotton Bride of Baltimore. Mr. Bride will attend al the salesrooms on the day before the sale, aud will recelveorders for the construction of Bridge Fences and Rustic articles of every description.

The Pianos and Rustic Furniture will be sold at It o' cloc t. Jones Davison, real estate brokers, No.SV) tho City Halll, Brooklyn. The subscribers would respectmllylnformthelrfriendsand the public that they will give their personal attention to Ibt tale and purchase of Real Estate. Particular attention paid to tbe Letting of Houses. Also the Collection of Rents.

Agents roa Fibs lusoainci. Also agent lor Bputt's Patent Lightning Rods. JOHN JONES, ALEXANDER DA 711 OB Moneyloaned on Bond and Mortgage. A number of Houses and Stores to Let M. N.

Croft, Auctioneer. A'o. 25 Atlantis ttrtet, Brooklyn. N. Croft resnecLTbllv Informs thn ol Brooka lyn and vlclally that he has opened Room at South Brooklyn for the Sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Honaahold and Kitchen Furniture.

He will attend to sales either it Ms rooms or the residences of famlllea. Loansnegotiated on bond and mortgage, ate. It. Brooklyn, October 14. 1653.

olStf JDfntistrg, DENTISTRY N. B. GRIFFIN. Den tlst, would return his acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage extended to him the paat year, and would respectfully give notice to his pairona and the public that he has REMOVED from No. 112 to No.

281 Fulton nearly opposite Johnson where he will continue to give his personal attention to every branch of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry, and will warrant every operation to be Darformed in the taOBt careful and satisfactory manner, and al the verv lowest cash Drlces. He would also call atten tion to hla block and Gum Teeth, which he Hatters himself, are superior to any now In use. All persons requiring Dental Operatlona will find it to their advantage to give bim a calL He wllllnsert beautlfullncorruptlble teeth on the best Gold plate lor 2to On Sliver plate for to 2 OnPtvot Tfitotl Full Upper Sets ou Silver 81500 Cavities filled with Gold 50 to 81 11 Cement 50 TluFoll 50 Cleaning Teeth. 50 101 Tooth ache cured 50 extracting. 25 IS All work warranted aa represented.

Ial9 9ca DENTAL NOTIOE. Dr. M. K. Bridges, baa returned to the field of his labor with health quite restored.

Thankful 10 hla patrons and friend for the confidence they have manifested in bis nephaw and partner W.Bridgea, In his auseace South, be would assure them that tbelr trust has not been mieplaced, and Inst he la a Dental Operator of high professional attainments. Brooklyn, Marcb 14th. 1854. mbl4 3m DENTISTRY. A.

MARVIN, Surgeon Demist, (successor to Dr. S. Skinner), thankful for the very liberal eucouragement received during the paat year, would otfer his services to the public wlih Increased confidence, for the yearnow opening. Close attention to everybranch ot the profession has en. abled him to discover aud obviate many difficulties In the way of every praciitloner, eat ecially in fitting plates to be sustained solely by Atmosfhcuio Pekssurx.

Hla success In this department bezels coLlidence, and warranU blm in saying, that "ovary mou ill can be fitted." All operations on natural teetb, Extracting, Filling, Cleaning and Regulating performed with the ulmoa care. Specimens or work can be seen at the office. No. 76 Mon. tague Place, corner or Henry Brooklyn.

KFKENCES. Rev. Dr. BETHUNE, Dr. C.L.

MITCHELL. Rev. T.T. GUION, Dr. A.

N.BELL, ABM. B. BAYL1S, Esq. HP" I fully recommend my successor Mr. C.

A.MARVIN, aa a competent and trustworlby Dentist. apsa Sm 8. SKINNER, Dentist. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. F.MORGAN, No.

Ill Fulton ofiera to the public a large and desirable alock of Dry Goods and begs leave to aasure all those wbo buy, either In large or smaliquanutles, that they cannot find abetter easortment of goods in Ihe above line, and at lower prices, than at hia establishment. assortment comprises every desirable article requirsd for family or personalnse, consiatingin partof Sheetings, Bombazines, Flannels, Shirtings, Bar exes. Blankets, Lin.nuimuM, uingnama, noaisry, Napalus. Lawns, uioves, Frlnls, Cottons, DeLalnea, Needles, Merlnoa. Tanea.

Toweliugs, Linens, Dapers, brsteil New York Mills Shirting, which we continue to sell st the luvvprio of thirteen pence jier yard. Also, the gen. ulne "Water Twist" superfine Shirtings, at fifteen pence per vard mhSO Sm BAliiliOJ iOilEW WKKU, NEW MOURNING STORE, 551 Between St. NIcbolaa and Metropolitan Hotels, New York, keep constantly ou band every description of Full and Second Mournlug ress Goods, Bonnets, Mantilla, Cloaks, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, fee, ate. Families adopting Mourning will find It to their advantage to give us a call, aa they can procure eveiy article requisite, without the inconvenience of shopping from store to store.

Goods sent by Express to every part of the country. Please remember the exact location 651 Broadway. mhnSmMcD BARTHOLOMEW at WEED. nana. PERUVIAN GUANO OF THE BEST Quality now landing, and for sale In lots to suit, at the lowest market price, by MARSTON ic POWER, Coal Depot at Haxtun Wharf, between Fulton and Catharine Ferries, Brooklyn; or 95 Beaver two door from Wall street, N.Y.

ap8 If aUANO. Peruvian Guano for sale in lots to snit purchasers from store or vessel, and delivered at our warehouse, Brooklyn, free of expense. Apply to A. WOODRUFF 4t ROBINSON, my 161m 14 Coentls Slip, New Yorx. 0,000 ty of Brooklyn, Ma BROOKLYN CIT3T BONDS.

Armory Loan. Comptroller'a Office, City of Brtioklyn, Mayaotn, 1854. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until Wednesday, June 20th, next, for the above stock, authorised by an act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed April 1st, 18s4, to be Issued in bonds ol $500 each, wlih interest al 6 per cent per annum (coupons) payable aml annuallv on the 1st day oi January and July In each year, the principal payable aa folio wa July 1st, JJlylst, 1865 8K00 1856. 1500 1866., 2500 2500 1857... 1858.., 1859.., 1861..

1862.. 1863.. 1500 1500 2000 2000 2000 2000 2500 1868.. '2500 JOO0 35(0 1878 1871 1872 1873 3508 4000 4000 4500 1864., 1874.. Bids may be made for the whole or for any apecific portion of said loan i the premium to be paid on notification i acceptance of bid, and tbe principal on the 1st day of July next, when tbe bonds will be ready for delivery, mjso td E.

E8TABROOK. Comptroller. ClHAPPEL MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LANTERNS AND BR1 TANIA WARE, No. 62 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Also manufacturers of Chappels' Improved "CHEAP COFFEE FILTERS." This Is an entire new article, and willeffeci a savlvg of 25 per cent, as it requires but two.thlrds the usualquantiiy ol Coffee lo obialn the same streagth whtchls madeloatantanloua.

Forrecommendatlonareadlhe ollowlng: From tho Brooklyn Eaylt. Chapfsl's new CorrcE Fn.Tr.a An excellent contrivance for Filtering Coffee and easily kept in order. Also Janannad Tin and other warea may be seta at 52 Fulton street Tho coffee contrivance entlrelyreleaaesallsaspend edmatter. ar renders Ihe coffee clearaa desirable, eomauer, nu We have had sent lo ua by Chappel it of 52 Fnlton street a very useful domestic article, in the shape of a Coffee Procolator and Filter. We, this morning tried It, and it waa found to perform all that the maker auveritse in their bill.

By using tbe percolator a saving of one third is made la the Guantity consumed. N. B. Pedlars, Wholesale and Retail Dealers supplied on thfl moil reasonable terme. mbig 8m' MODE PIANOS.

A tew more of these beautiful instrument are now on view Had for sale at the subscribers ware iooicb! for deDlh of lone, fineness of touch and finish tbey are not to be excelled. They are ottered at such very low prices as to place a piano now In tbe hands ot every bocy. The profession and the public are In. vlled to inspect. Pianos taken on exchsnge and repaired.

A very fine 6 Octavo Piano, lor aele a perfect bargain. Wareroom. front house, 324 bridge near Fulton ar. 013 ao.dif CONNER i CLARKE, Proprietors. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

Wanted to purchase ou Hicks, Willow or Columbia streets, or any btmII and rnn. vetlent house, brick or wood. mil lot preferred, and the piiee not to exceed $10,000. Apply to BAGE SOTHER, 7aaitoust. 4 jS EW MUSIC LOUISA wALSE, a beauti ful new piece, forsa at WiUii'i, Fuiwn sreei jeli VP EAG1JS OFFICX, 2 O'CLOCK, P.

M. The Parker Vein Swindle. Baltimore, Jane 15. The burst up of the Parker Vein Coal Co. has caused much excitement at Cumberland, where $20,000 will be lost by the citizens ot that place.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are also somewhat heavy losers for the transportation of The old Board have made an assignment to J. P. Roman and Charles Darron. An attachment has also been issued bv Mr. Jewett, the Vice President of the to seoure nan a minion or tne property.

The office of the old Board was broken onen en Tnesday by tbe Sheriff under a process of me uourt, ana tne books ana papers seized. Cuban FllllbiuCon Cholera In Georgia. Baltimore, Jane 15. The New Orleans papers received bv this morning's mail, ridicule the rumor that a fiilli baster force is concentrating in that city. The cholera has made its appearance in Mil ledgeville, and other portions of northern Geor gia.

Great Conflagration In Worcester. Wobcebteb, June 15. A very destructive conflagration the most serious for many years occurred in our city shortly before 3 o'olock yesterday afternoon. Tbe Are broke out in the very heart of the city, and consumed the extensive pistol works, Merrifield's planing factory and a vast deal of other property. Second Dispatch.

Merryfield's Building was entirely destroyed together with twenty others. The principal sufferers are Williams, Eich Samuel Flagg C. Hovey Howard and Davis, Allen Thurber, Dwight Foster, R. A. Johnson Edward Livermore, Dan'l Painter, Cyrus Ellis, B.

B. C. Brown, CharleB E. Wilder, S. Reed, and Isaac Davis.

At least lour acres of ground was burned over. There were rumors current at the time of the fire that several HveB had been lost by. the falling of walls, but these rumors have happily proved untrue. Mr Merryfield's Ioeb is $100,000. He insnred for $20,000.

The other losses vary from $400 to $35,000. Among those most prominent in the extingush ment of the firo was Judge Washburn, Governor of the State. He laborod manfully at one of the engines. A meeting ot our oitizens was held this morn mg to devise means for the relief of the poor sufferers. The total loss by this disaster is Half a million of dollars.

Over fifteen hundred workmen have been thrown out of employment. ftlarkeia. New Yobk, June 15. Flour The market is heavv and drooDine. Sales 8,000 at $7 75 to $8 for State, and $8 25 a $8 75 lor Ohio and Michizan.

Fancies and extras range from $10 25 a $12. Southern flour, $8 75 a $9 25. Rye flour quiet. Fresh ground Jersey Meal, $3 94. Utain Wheat steady sales 6,000 bushels gcod white Canadian at about $2 10 and 3,000 Red Western at $1 80.

Rye dull. Cora closed heavy. Oats dull, at 54a56c. Provisions yatet. Whiskey At 28 to 28 2o.

SECOND EDITION. youit o'cLock, p. m. 33d Congress 1st Session. ajat Washington, June 15.

Senate. Senator Sumner, of presented the credentials of Hon. Julius Rookwell. recent ly appointed Senator in place of Hon. Edward Everett, resigned.

The credentials were read, and after beinc duly qualified, Mr. Rockwell took his seat. (senator Pearce, of Maryland, from the Com mittee on Finances, reported back with the bill providing for the payment "of cer tain creditors in Texas. The Senate then proceeded to the considera tion of the billjpassed by the House for the extinguishment ot Indian titles in the territory ot Minnesota and the state of Wisconsin. The debate upon it was quite short, and on its conclusion the bill was postponed.

The Joint resolution of yesterday permitting Lieut. Maury to acdept of a cold medal from the King of Sweden, was passed. The senate then resumed consideration oi the President's veto of the Insane Land bill. Senator Clayton of Delaware, ably arrnied the question ot thereto power, and forcibly presented the old ruling doctrine upon that subject. tie also argued against tbe special veto of the insane bilJ.

Souse Soon after assembling, the House proceeded to consider the bill in favor ot in creasing the rates of land postage in the United Gerrit Smith, of New York, moved an amend ment to the bill, providing for the act to remain in force two years at the of which time tne Post UOlce department shall be abolished, and individuals and associations be at liberty to carry the mails. Pie brieny Btated his objections to tbe bill, and said he wouid have the Post Office Department broken up, and individuals as free to carry let ters as they are now free to carry property. Mr (Jhandlerot replied against the abol lishment of the po3t office department. Mr. ot iN.

oposed the bill on tne grounds that it would be a tax on the Northern States. The previous question was then moved and seconded. The House then went into Committee of tbe Whole and resumed the considertion of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill. From Klo Janeiro. Loss of the British Skip Bella.

Baltimore, Juno 15. The schr Kent, Capt. Hopkins, arrived at this port yesterday, from Rio. She reports Having fallen in on the Z6th uu. in lat.

21 35, long. 38 20, with the wreck of the English ship Bella, bound from Rio lor New York. The Bella, it is supposed, has loundered and all on board periBhed. She had a cargo ot bags ot coffee and vw logs of logwood. Heavy Jtfaltare Bostos, June 15.

The failure of one of our leading merchants, engaged in the East India and California trade, is announced. His liabilities are estimated at $250,000 which will fall chiefly on the South. Destructive Fire in Baltimore. Baltimore, Jane 15. A destructive occurred in Mill st.

Lone Dock, this morning, consusuming nine warehouses; Iobs over $50,000. JFtrftoork0. LP IRE WORKS, ROCKETS, CRACKERS, and FANCY PIECES, or tvaar size 4hd rsice. For sale by J. W.

UOLBKK.TON. 43 Maiden Laicx.N. V. Sole Agent for I. O.lt 1.

EDGE. Jeli ijya McD FIREWORKS I FIREWORKS 1 1 NEW YOBK. LABORATORY. NO. 196 FRONT STREET.

Firo Crackers, Canton Rockets, Doable Headers, Joss Slicks, and a complete assortment of Klreworka, warranted of the nrai quality. Conn try Merchants and Dealers in general, also Commmltleeafor City and Country displays, svpplied on lie most liberal terms. I lit lm McD M.BEWWrT.lMrroMlt "Barculo is so muou improved by his European tear, that he has baeu enabled to return noma He arrived on the let of June. Fiukins Bays, if there is anything' more exorrr elating than talcing poison, it is being obliged on account of the rain, to sit and witness the performance of amateur players. Finkins took shelter in the Museum last night.

LiBOBifT. The first district police arrested a boy yesterday on the charge of stealing seven Hollars from his employer, George Addis, a dealer in straw berries. He was locked up for a bearing. I Brooklyn Rose Exhibition. The attention of our readers is invited to this attractive "exhibition, this afternoon and evening, at the Athene cm, corner of Atlantic and Clinton streets, commencing at 2 o'clock.

The Jury in the Farley case thad not agreed on a verdict at one o'clock to day. It is understood that the jury stands eleven for conviction rnd one for acquittal. They came into court several times since retiring, bnt the Judge is determined to have a verdiot. Accident. About five o'clook yesterday afternoon, as Dr.

Jennings was driving through Fulton street, his wagon was run into and upBet by stage 109 of the Hioks street line, on the corner of Hicks and Fulton streets, by which he was precipitated into the street, and very badly bruised. A correspondent informs us that the military gentleman, with the self discharging gun, which perforated the oeiling of the City Hall on San day, has quitted the company to which he belonged with the consent of all hands. He also gays that the discharge was owing to cure O'Nbil's plan for the relief of Broadway by tin elevated railroad, which has been heretofore described in the Eagle, was presented to the New Tork Board of Aldermen on Monday night and referred to the committee on arts and sciences. It Is just the thing for Broadway, and we expect to Bee it adopted by the authorities of New "Xork city. BotEcn Ovek.

A small boy, who was play. Ing in Court street an evening or two sinoe waB ruu over by a lumber wagon, and snstained a fracture of one of his legs. The driver voluntarily gave himself into custody, but as the name of the lad could not be ascertained and Mb parents did not come forward to complain, he was Qischarged. Deowsbd by Fallixo from a Ferry Boat. On Monday evening, as the steamboat Wyan flank was crossing from Hamilton ferry to New Tork, a man hose name is not known fell from the railing, where he had taken a seat, into the river.

The engine was immediately reversed, the life boat launched, and every exertion made to save him, but without avail. He sank to rise no more. His body was not recovered. Destitution and Drunkenness. On Tuesday niht a man in the vioinity of Eighteenth Btreet and Fourth avenue, Gowanus, was found dead In his bed, and by his side lay his wife in a beastly state of intoxication, nnable to do anything.

The children was in the same room cry. ing bitterly for their departed parent. Alderman Wyckoff had the family removed to more de. cent quarters, and the body of the man was in tcrred. A gentleman in Fulton street owns a dog of rare usefulness.

Every morning at a certain hour he wends his way to a periodical store in the vicinity, for his master's paper. We saw him the other morning with the Times between his teeth, making rapid tracks for the house of his owner, who received the paper from him on the door step. We expect to hear of the animal making application for a newspaper route at the office of publication. Last night, in keepiug with our generous disposition, we loaned an umbrella to a friend to protect his beaver from the damp influence of the weather, and this morning we were not a little surprised when the same identical article was returned to as safe and sound. Such honesty is astounding.

To return the umbrella at all is thing seldom heard of, but to send it to its owner iu all its original beauty, we oonsider the quintessence of conscientious scruples. It is a case ofhenesty without a parallel. The Cross and the Creecent United. Old prejudices, faiths the most deeply rooted, repugnances the growth of ages are succumbing to the lorce of circumstances the ever onward march of events. Who a few moons back would have thought, even dreamt of such a thing as one of the royal family of England, together with a marshal of France takingiHau (pot luck) a la Turc, with the Sultan, or of the Sublime Porte health drinking and speech making with Gioaurs.

By the hump of the holy camel if this is not a strange spectacle, a truly edifying sight 1 Mas hallahl What next? The great musical bow wow at the Crystal Palace comes off to day. The list of musicians who are to officiate inoludes as many perforuere as a band of mosquitcss on a salt meadow. Il they all sing at one tune the noise will be suffi cient to raise the root off the palace. It will no doubt be a very interesting occasion. Bar otm says in a card that in making the gigantic preparations, the directors intended to charge one or two dollars each for tickets, but alter wards found that the by laws limited the prioe of tickets to fifty cents.

How jolly green The Board of Health have directed that no swine shall be kept in this City, except in oer. tain thinly populated portions of the 8th and 9th wards, after the 20th (Tuesday next) until the 20th of October next. The penalty ol disobeying the order is a fine not exceeding $250 and imprisonment for six months. People nav ing herds of the animal will do well to dispose ol them as speedily as possibly, unless they have $260 to spare and deBire to obtain a residence on Fort Green lor the next Bix months. The Board of Health, dreading the approach of choleia, determined to take the right sow by the ear, and so go the whole hog on the exclusion of the am' mals.

It will be a great time for cheap pork steaks soon. The notice has not been furnished JCast New York 1 famed for the beauty of lu location, and tho grandeur and variety of the rormlnl It Is believed, thai tha ava so great, that 11 wlU grow a rapidly for the next lO oVl? WMtamaburgh has lor the last 16 years, and be. a city of equal if not greater importance. Title perfect aud printed abstract will be fnmiahed to it.if,n.J favorable. JTreo Railroad Tickets, Maps.

Circulars, kc, furnished on bd. ear, i Broadway. N. Y. Jo9 id pusmvjBLy GREAT ARGAjJSH JL Sale of 300 Lots aud parts of Lot In South Brooklyn.

MerchMife Exchange, la the city Uaiant, by A Micolay, Auctioneer. These lots are beautifully located on avenue a. 8, 6 and 7, and on streets 21,23, 23, 24, and on such pal of ssia streets and avenues aa areopeneu. gradedand most. IrlVSil menu liy raUroads, are golngforward.

litle periect. lerms agreeable, jhow persona wishing to purchase the whole or any part 01 ihia P'ocall'aithecrSceol Wffl. Vi.NVILL, Attorney at Law, 142 Broadway, Yora, up stair. 3m' CLARK it ANDER3UH. to jCrt ur Sot Salt.

OIAND Evcnntiniinviiv unin iv Tir. BDAY ana rtTn.v uivsw 10 iuu only. A lew lota left at the above low prices. A large numbir of Build lues havo been erected in this besuUlul villata, and other now up 1l'llag BtUroadi nearly complete, fh "Uloon be running thereon, which wiubrltg the property within iO minutes of the business part of the S. y.

1 wishing to escape the enormous rente ot thla city, can by the payment of Five Dollars per month rmr chasa one or mnrn ni ihiainiBnn.M.i, 1 8500 or 8600 a neat and convenient cottage house, the interest on which at 7 per cent would be about 40, ihuamaktne their rent about 840 a vearinatead of paying from 8100 to 8 00 per year for much Inferior accomodations. This property Ties about half way between Willlamsburgh and Wow, town oa the North road 3 mhos lrom lho Wll llamaburgh Ferries, and a short distance above the Calvary emeterv, and for beauty of location. la unsurpassed by any proper ly in the vicinity oINaw York. Xhe Nawiown atage, leave tbe terries every half hour, and will leave thoae who wlh to see ihl property at the corner of Fiske and the Road, they wUl thsnce cross Fiske ir. to too promises.

The depot of the Flushing Railroad i on till Jroperty. The Utle Is perfect, fne jrem Incumbrance and uil warrantee deed give. Tickets, plans, aic, can be had at the office, 5 Tryon Row. cor. Cbalbam of G.

G. ANDREW8, J. F. KENDALL, or ot DANIEL HOGAN, on the premises. am rV BU1LDEH8 AUD OTHERS.

For Sale Cheao. IS lota on Fnltnn ivnnn (Ivfn.rf grade and so laid out as to present the moat conspicuous front, and corners in tho neighborhood, Also a large mansion replete with convenience. Terms of payment to suit pur chasers. naulroof B. GRAVES, No.

9 Court su my24 Sawtf from to li. o'clock. A. M. CONOERT HALli TO LET, rorOONUKKTS LECTURES, SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION and PUB L1C MEETINGS, (party political excepted) by Ihe evening orfo a aerie of Evenings.

This Building (formerly ihe Centra! Dutch Church) 1 located In Henry atreet, between ClarkaodPlerrepont street, is now undergoing thorough repair aud renovation, aud wul be completed lu a few days. accomodate an audience of about one thousand persons, and ia the moal eligible and desirable room In Brooilyn for the object contemplated. The subscriber Is prepared to 1 receive application for rent above, ai hla efce45 South street, New York. s3 if J. H.BROWER pO MECHANICS AND LAJBORlNG.JdLEN.

JL Lots for sale or to lease In tha Eighth Ward of Brook lyn, near the ferries, at irom 0U to 85u0 25 dole in caab, balance In 7 years iu insialnieate of 20 dels, half early nil paid for. Apply or adaress to Theodore Martini 18S West 28 Street. N. from 7 to 11 A and from 5 to my23 1r WASHINGTON PARK. For Sale very desirable building lou fronting on nd In the Immadl ate vicinity of Washington Park, being paruof the "Post Farm" property.

Also. iMlm an Flaahfnir avannn. (i rtntm unit r.nmk 'stree and Carlton avenue. Also a bouse and 4 lota of laud, 100 leet west of 5th eve. mining through from 27ib to 2bih streets, in Brooklyn Price 800.

Apply to CHAS. E. FROST, corner of Fulton and Front streets, in the basement. mb22t rpo LIST A dwelling bouse next to tbe cor JL ner of WUloughby a v. and Sanford st with two lou in garden, with fine iruli, has been recently put in good order, and will be let on reasonable terms lo a respectable tenant.

Enqaire ai the store oppoaiie. or of JOSEPH URDEN, 456 Grand at, WlUluuaburgh. Also to let a Cupola Cottage and 4 lota tn garden, on Grand su WUlismsbnrgn. myjot JOR SALE. Four lots of ground on nortb side of Third Place, 100 feet west of Conn numbered on map made by Silas Ludlam in a division of pro Serty ofHerksit Smith, aa No.16, and 19.

Seventy. ve per cent, of amount may remain on bond and mortgage. J7or further paruculars apply to STEPHEN SUTTON, 181 Fulton st On 2nd floor, rooms No. and 5. Brooklyn.

May 15th, 1854. my IS tt FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, for a House about 10 minutes walk from Wall Street or Fulton Ferries. A large elegant built house with eight lots, Ihe whole well fenced in, and slocked wilhtreeaaod shrubberies of all kinds, a two story stable and a well of good water on the premises. Situate at the corner of Madison st. and Tompkins av, one block Irom a line of stages and two minutes walk from Fullou avenue Addresa Brooklyn Poat Office 155.

apij li CLINTON AVENUE LOTS FOR SAJUa, Four very handsome, between Fuhon and Galea venues. Also eight between Myrtle and Park. Apply tc Begeat Bother, 77 Fulton street, Brooklya. TO LET In tbe Brooklyn Institute 2 or 3 Rooms suitable for Ofticea, or for meeting of Sodetia either casual or permanent. For particulars enquire at th Institute, Washington near Concord.

Brooklyn, Feb. 13th, 185t Jel LET OR FOR SALE. Two New Cot tages, each containing ten rooms, lc 9th street, near 5th avenue, Brooklyn, with garden olthreelou each. Omnibuses run through the avenue. Apply to T.

H. RODMAN. 37 Wnllst New York. ap28 i rpo LEX POSSESSION lWMKDlATELx. JL The Octagon Brown Stone Front House on the south side of Union street, third house eaat from Clinton atreet: Three storie.

with all the modern improvements and conveniences Enquire of E. V. CLARK, fesif corner of Clinton and Carroll st. twenty years In various part ofEast and South Brook lyn.ana wiuiamaourgn, oy tin n.t,t,a jt. iiitwug, flUlD No.

9 Court st, Biooklyn. TO LET. OFFICE OR DESK ROOM, at No. Court street. Enquire of J.

B.MACKAY. oa the premises myg7 lm T70R SALE. Tbe Fixtures and Utensils of JL i the Metropolitan Saloon for sale on easy term. En quire on the premises of GEO. W.

toUMB FOR SALE Two Marble Front Houses on tha snntharl side of First Place, corner of Smith. Lou 133 feet deep 33 feet court yard, with all the modem improvements, will be sold low and terms easy. App, to J. at S. ENGLE, je6 tf H0.3S rturiing aup, new xor.

illt0lloiuon. CARRIAGES. On band at 'SMITH ic SON'S Carriage Faetorv. Hvrtla av, Eut Brooklyn, a number of superior Blls hl warona of the newest alvlea and hst material selling 3u per cant cheaper than Broadway.acd war ranted tniny per cent uetier. jez iw" HARDWARE.

HOWARD BROTHER have now on hand a fall and complete assortment of Builders Hardware, Cutlery, Hoase Fnrnlabing Articles, Mechanics Tools, at their alore No. 99 Fulton comer of Bridge st, and would Invite the attention or the pnbllc to ihe same prices to snit the times. ap53m PAILS, TUBS, BROOMS, SCRUB, DU ing, white waah, andallklndaofbruab.es made int? bestmauner expressly for the retail trade. Alsotlnware. block tin coffee and tea pots, saucepans, lea Irons, fry pans and broil, mi tf JNO.

BUNCZ'S, 94 Fulton, cor. Henry, KNIVES AND FORKS OF ALL KINDS, Bread, Cook and Carvers. Pocket Knlrea and Scissors, Spoons all kinds of housekeeping articles. JNO. BUNCE'S, 94 Fulton, cor.

Henry. m5 if KEFRIGERATOKS OK ICE BOXES A superior article, and a good assortment of all sizes. Also meat safes. Ironing tables, step ladders, clothe bora es. and towel stands.

mS if JNO. BUNCE'S. 84 Fulton, eor. Henry IX) LET A good totaoie ana carriage xlouse, situated In Prince near WUloughby, There la two good stalls and room for two more, ton or at 89 Prince st. Inquire at 36 Fu.

HfiKfiA REWARD. The above reward will aPQU 00 Pld for the arresl and esnvletlon of the person orpersonswhosel fire to my Nary Store abeds foo oflrrlng Brooklyn, on the evenwg oft" nihlast. mvlS tf Burn n. ttUatirtD) GG BOILERS AT COST, STAIK RODS JLU wood bowl, roll pin, psatry nparua, wiuow wa cons, eab, seuof wheels, erediee, ahildren'a chairs. ml i JNO.

BPNCga.M Fulton, cor. Henry JLOCKETT, SON have recently bean getting up various new and beautifnl styles of Frlnaea, expressly for their own trade. Call and aeethem MiVn'iP "oPIoelte Cllnionat. at ly PIANO FOKTiSa. A gooa BaaQruneni.

ot now and second hand Pianos for sale cheap. Alaoplanoa repalrsTlufed, moved and Hlfggffigl. Manufactory aad Warsrooma, 84 Fulumcor.Hriry, eyfllm, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. In the matter ol Flalbush avenue grading and paving; 'from Fulton av. a'latbusb Line.

Notice is hereby given that the following Assessments, in the above matter remalfi unpaid, and that tne warrant for ctd lecting laidasaesimeniswiuexpireon the 38th day of July, 1834, and that unless said Aaseasmenta, together with the expense and percentage allowed bylaw, are paid on or before said date, judgment will bo entered in the Bupruma Court, in Kings County, against eachand every person (wno shall have neglected topay)forthe amount ot said Asiaas inent, with the said expenses, per centage and costs. James Sickles 6lir9 751 Francis ISO il Geo Gerdtng 7o Margaret Jbarr, do orMlc'l Powers and Peter 145 321 Wyckoff, Ex'ra of R.F 612 42 1 Thos Poole, dec. ..9077 44 Effingham Nicholis.4107 no John Vanderbllt and Wm Lloyd 6978 03 John 27 63 MargaretP Keaientt. i MarthaJ SjS 73 Thoi Powers 3813 18 JohnS Byder 41 2 Francis 39 i Geo Berry 49 30 JS Pnaien 129 73 Wallace IS Caldwea.1439 51 Daniel Ewen 2X4 50 I ThosBLusk 129 76 wm buss 30 33 Wm PnllplL 721 14 Barney Campbell 129 75 David Gould 239 50 Joseph Kiernan U9 75 1 Stephen Havnea and Lewis Van Antwerp, I 99 344 i vt 12J 75 WmSeaxles ..1270 50 John Hujfhes 597 99 119 75 Jamea Wm Johnson John Shields Helen Martense. 382 1 5 1 Edward Foggerly an do retut 119 75 I Joseph Bridges.

9i 42 1 George Ives 259 51' 778 50 .5078 84 5u3 43 i Joseph 220 00 129 75 129 75 JohnLaban 534 bt has Morrison 1X9 75 Kicbard 2. 0 50 Otdeun Fountain 252 47 Margaret Barr, Jainea Brady 1c 3 Bacon. 205 01 David (Jould 259 50 Brookhn. June 15, 1854. Btchard Geo Flaherty.

Wm Draper Johu Hess John Langs las'. Thomas a 129 75 75 644 70 259 50 ALFRED M. WOOD. Jel5 lawGw Collector of Taxes and Asseuiuienla ASSESSMENT NOTICE. In the matter ol Atlantic avenue grading, from Flatbush Turnpike to u.imuu av.

Notice Is hereby given, that the following Assessments. In mo nuuvg uitutvr remain uuptuu, anu mat me warrant lor cut leclintr said Assessments will expire on the 28th davof Jul v. 1854, and thai unless said Assessments, together with the expense and per centage allowed by paid on or before suiu uato, juageomuiwiii ue entered in tne supreme uourt, 16 Kings county, ugainsteach and every person (who aliallhave neglected to pay) for the amount of ud Assessment, with the aid expenses, per centage and costs. Wm Bennett i5 3d I Edward Rowe 31 00 Geo Marsnali Id 50 Joan O'ilourke 15 0 Win (Jlunu SB 80 i Patrick Alley 2180 otDir jones 62 uu 1 24 80 Wm Allee 42 71 1 James Kerney 40 Robt Hawkin 34 10 James McLaughlin. 12 40 Owen Hasteldeui 12 40.

James 09 89 Chas O'Connell 15 50 Francis 2u5 73 James Brickley 58 25 John Grey 135 73 mwuh uocke 43 40 1 A a Barnes '47 61 Mich'l Tracy and Tnt. John Butler 282 55 Firman 15 50 1 Stenhan CrowelL dfi Ati raincsAiiiuiuii oi uu 1 rjrooalyn anajaintuca JonnCreighton 15 5. iUiroid Co S205 92 PolerlJunn 3d 38 Brooklyn, June 15,1834. ia law6w A. M.

WOOD, Collector Taxes and Ass'ta. Spfrial IXqWub. BOARD OP HEALTH OFFICE Buookltn, June 13th, 1831. cai, it is rumored, that the Cholera exlau lu our city. Now, therefore, Id order 10 allav undue eaciietnenr Phv.t.

ciaus are requested 10 report forthwith every case and locality to tbU office, so that our fellow citizens may have full and satisfactory information on the subject. To exhibit the duties of the profession, we subjoin the law Every person practicing Physic in said City, who shall have a uatienl sick of anv ii.r.piinH.n. ous disease, shall mate and nle awil'tten certificate tnereol, stating the name aud residence of said palient in the utfice ot Aodeverv Oerson who shall violate, nntrlert nr rftrnan comply with the above provision, shall be deemed guhly of a uilsumeanor, and on conviction shall be punished by a fide nut exceed ing Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding six months, or both. oy oraer 01 tne 01 Health. ISO WARD A.

LAMBERT, President. Joseph Heeman, Clerk. if riMlt; BKOOKLY.N HUKTiCUL'l'UKAL SO CIET If will hold an Exhibition of ROSES, other blowers and Fruila, at the BKOOKLTN ATHKNJSUM, corner of Atlantic and Ciicton streets on THURSDAY, the 10m lust. The Exhibition will be ooen from 2 nmll II. P.

M. Admis sion to f4on 25cenu. JI4 2t M. ARROWSMITH, Rec. Sec.

OTKAWBERKiT FESTIVAL. THE SINK IMG FUND SOCIETY connected with the Cirltun AvecueM.J. Ghurch, will give a Strawberry Festival, on FRIDAY Kvenlug, 10th undur a Tent adjoining the Church, (Carlton av. ntar Myrtle av.) Tickets for adults bj cents, Children half price may be obtained at the store of WM. H.

WILSON, Myrtle av. near Cumberland sL, of any of the Teacheis of the Sabbath scuooi, ana at tne uuurcn on the evening of the featlval. jolt 01 SQUARE OPENING. Notice uiuwuuj gucu. wb.

lud mailer 01 xompaini nquaro opening, will oecontidered in ine titreet Coinmiueu, on WJSUiNJiSDAy Lvoning next, at 8 o'clock, at ihe Horn mittte Room, City Hall, wbere partlei iniereatea therein wui uttva mi upyui luuiij ui oemg near a. By order ot the uiii.lt les, A. X. LA WHENCE, Street Comml'r. Brooklyn, June I2in, 1854.

jelii id LADIES' FAIR The Ladies will hold a FAlK. In the South Ref'd Dutch Church, 3d avenue, vvauui, on Wadneiday and Xhuriday, the 14 and 15ih ol June. Proceeds for the Decent of the uhurcn. If unfavorable woaiher, ue Fair "will tie held one day longer. A MEETING of the Stockholders of the "Green Poiut Oaa Light Co." will be held at Iba Com ptuiida' buiialne at tireen i'ulnt on FKIuAX.bOin iasu, at 3 o'clock, Al, ior the purpone of dtuunlshing the capital tuck oi the Company io the mm ol iforty Thousand Doiiaifl 10,0 lU.

New i54. Slyoed Marshall Lefferts, F. H. Wolcott, UHAS. HI.

WOLCOTT, b.MITH CLIFT, je8 td Wm Kent. BOOT SHOE EMPORIUM, U3 MXIVLIjE, AVJNU Ki, BETWEEN ADAMS AND PEARL STREETS. The subscriber would resnectiullv inform his friends and the public, that he has opened tho above ttiore. tor tut sale of and bhoei. The stock comprises a welt selected aaiorlment ol A Ditto', OElNTJjiM.fci.lv aud.

CHlLtUilEN'ti wear, all at the lowest posnitna casn price. very description of work made to order, at the i honest notice, and of toe very bcsiuituenul. J. O. MAUOJS Yt 2i Myrtle my 1 1 Sm Between Adams aaa earl its.

BOOTS, SHOES. UAlTERS, at 1U6 and 163 Fulton street, Brooklyn, between Cranberry ana Orange streets. Messrs. SMITH fcl'ULttAMlL'daiihelr mammoth store would call the attention of their friends and toe public to their large aud extensive stock uf Boots and tihoel, com prising every variety of style, kind and quality, which they oner at vary reasonable prices. Our fine gowds tor both Ladles and Gentlemen are manufactured unuer our own su nArvt.inn.

and irom our manv vears exnerience can safelv guarantee good (its aud perfect satisfaction. taw nuuitM biicuuuh givcu vu mouui a nuift ui every kind aud repairing neatly done. ui6 3m ftEmQDals. REMOVAL. Young Manroe, Dentigta having removed their Office from Montague Place to i Ullnton atreet, most respectlully Ibaxk tbeir patrons for their paai favors, and hope by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the aauie.

Tne following gentlemen for whom we have performed operations have kindly allowed ua to nee their name as reference U. a McPhall, M. Brooklyn. Oen. kale, Manaon Honso Brooklyn.

Gen. Underhlll, Brooklyn. T. V. rowers, A.O Brooklyn.

JS.ft. Webb. Brooklyn. Or. J.

Kinney, M. New vork. Brooklyn, 23d, 1854. mhii am I EMOVAL.The subscriber has Kemoved XX his business from No. 100 to 118 FULTON, opposite Sands street, where he intends to keep a mix full ana com plete assorunemoi reaay maaeuiotniatT loraiens ana aoyr wear, than can be found In any other eure In Brooklyn.

Also, Cloth, Cssslmeres and Veatlnga In every vartety of style, wnicu will oa maoe to oraer. acoorajng.io ua teiieoi the customer, on the most reasonable Icrnia. Also, jrornlshlng Goods, Bhlrta, Collars, Cravats, etc. aaB.i oWKLL, mh2 6mditw 118 Vnltnn opposite Sands. TEU SE S.

REMOVAL. The HULLS' TRUSS OFFICE has been removed to the Private Dwelling, No. 66 WHIM SL, all doora west of Broad wo v. The Parlor are neauy tilted up for the reception of Ladles and tienile men, and are piaceu uduo uio cnarge oi cuuipmoui uiKio and female aitendanu. Bntler'a Patent Truss and Buppor ler Fade applied for the cure of Hernia and Prolapsus Oierl.

Butler'a improved Bpinal, Umbilical, Alidomlnal and gnoal nn.i miule to suit case SasDenaoriea. Lace Block lnaa. slc. on hand and made to oraer, HULLS' TttUSS UfVlCK. No.

6j While su my6 3m McD yaKD'K M. BUTLER. Proprietor. KflBM K. (tLENM UU TlTTlwill remove on the FIRST Or MAY.thelr Pianoforte Manufactory and No.

194 Jf ultonto BSSprtog sireai, iwoaoorseasioi oroaaway, apjut il ATOTICE TO CAUPE NTEES Six or eiirht Xl good Mechanics wanted to go in the country, in the viitajfo ui xtiuuiug, u. x. Xjnqturo Ol JUD joanoou, Cumberland at, opposite rphan Asylum. Americans will baprefoaod. ceiling and mountains, rivers, lake, gardens, cascades, and descendants of Eve fair women and brave men" till round.

The beauty of this earth And all the dread magolfice' ca of Heaven, Oh bowoanyou despise and hope to be forgiven." Answer this ye grumblers. The Excise CommUaloncrs. Sings County Court of Oyer and Terminer Before Judges Rockwell and Moore Justices Stillwell and Stryker. The Commissioners of Excise of the City of Brooklyn, the majority of whom were indicted for granting IioenBes to improper persons, were brought before the Court this morning for trial, on the charge of misdemeanor. Their names are as lollows John Cavanagh, Wa.

H. Tandy, George L. Shaw, Michael Eagan, Isaac Crampton, Garret Van Mater, John P. Mead, Henry Finnegan, N. F.

Waring, W. H. Sale and S. Sanxav an peared for the defendants, and District Attorney unaermu on me pare oi tne people. The District Attorney proposed to try the defendants separately, commencing with Mr.

John iavanagn. Mr. Waring, for defense, contended that as the majority of the Board was indicted, and as the majority only can transact business as a body, they should be tried as a body and not separately Judge Rockwell decided adversely. They had been indicted separately and could so be tried. Mr.

Sanxay moved to quash the indictment. stating that the defendants were charged with issuing a license to John Gubbins in Columbia street, near Amity, when they were not satisfied that the applicant was of good moral character. He contended that as individuals they were lia able to diversity of opinion, that as a Board they were competent to grant licenses, and in granting a license to Gubbins they committed no offense, but acted in accordance with the duties of iheir office, and violated no law. The Court held that there must be a way of punishing officers for a violation of their dnty, and therefore declined to quash ihe indictment. The followingjnry was empanelled after nu nnmerous challenges, peromptory and for cause 1.

E. Marshal, Inspector Insurance Co. 2. Abraham Schenck, no business. 3.

John Mead, Assessor. 4. John Powell, grocer. 5. Jthn Wyckoff, public house keeper.

6. Henry B. Star, merchant. 7. Mosea Van Bnren, physician.

8. John W. Manley, rectifier of spirits. 9. Charles S.

Spooner, Jeweller. 10. Cornelius Bergen, farmer. The panel being exhausted six extra talesmen were summoned. 1'IAKltlKO.

In thll cit7. on the 14th bv Rev. L. S. Weed.

ir Odell to Belinda, daughter of the late A. Vauderveer, all of this city. DIED. I.U.mVmV 1. I 1 I bbth, wifeof fctenry years.

Herfuueral will take Dlace to.inorrow fFridavl. at: 2 c. clock, from her late residence, SO West Washington Place. New York. In ibis city, on the 12ih John G.

Eschitii, aged 16 years. tits remains wra Interredln the Cemetery of thd Ever greens. ANTED Several experienced Shirt Ma a.v.. wpvij iiuutuuiatrjij tuc OUi ttlO mam Society, No. 65 Court street, Brooklyn.

jeia 2t FOR SALli. Two Letter PreeseB, one large and one imsil ilze, la good order will be told cheap Apply to J. V. Kearney, No. 337 Fulton struct, opposite ih cny nau.

jeia it HAitU WAKE Wanted iu a retail Hardware Store, a ycung man who lias lome experience in the biitrtueafl one who can give good reference aa to character Alc may address Box 5i Brooklyn oat office. jel52t REWARD DOG LOST From 175 tfflf1nrris street, Brooklya, a prime Charles Span EonskSalel, this morning (Thursday) between 7 and 8 coca a. M. The finder will be liberallv rewarded hv re turning him to the aoove number, or to the store 267 Wasr Brooklyn. Jel5 lt TO ARCHITECTS.

By a Resolution of the Board of Education. One Hundred Dollars will be paid for such plan for a School House as shall be adopted by uiuiu. ma ucsigner to iurmsn apecincauons and working drawings. The lot is 10" feel front by 20u feet deep. Tan building must accomodate comtori ably 1,000 Scholars, and Cil nui mce So.uOll.

The plans to be left attheoniceoi the Nassiu Fire Insurance No. 10 Court on, or before Juno 21m, 18S4. The Committee reserve tab right to reject any plan. I'UViHAa BUijUlVAiN, jel lm Chairman School House Com. IN COMMON COUNCIL Board of Canvas sers, June 1854.

The Special Committee to whom was referred the returns of the Inspector of Election, in and f.r the several Wards and Districts of this City, at the Election held on the 1st day of June, A. u7ls5l, to ascertain tne sense of the elec tors oi toe city ot BruokJyn as to tne adoption or a certain Plan proposed to supply me City ol Brooilyn wilB Water, having carefully examined the same, respectfully report that the whole numberof voles cast was oiue thousand one hundred and fire, uf which ti thousand six hundred and ninety.eight were in favor of the Water Plan, and six thousana four hundred and tiro were against the tame, aud that the entire mfjorlty against the Water Plan la tnree thousand seven hundred aud four, axd there were five scattering votes. Brooklyn, June Mil, J851. D. P.

BARNARD, K. C. BkaINaRU, Special Com. PETER WSTOKOirF.J Adopted. JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Clerk.

Approved, June 8th, 1864. Jolo if EDW A. LAMBERT. Mayor. BROOKLYN SALE STABLE.

Nos, 9 and 11 HO iT STREET. The proprietors hav If Is ing jaal completed their new Blame, are now pre parou t. receive hurse foraale on Commission, as their ar rangements are aucti, as to enable them to compete with any stable on Long Island. We have on hand 1 pair of welt matched Black Horses, 5 years old, exceUent road corses, sound and kind. 1 pair of Brown Horses, 8 and 6 years old, sound and kind.

ipalr of BayHorsei7and8 yearsold, that can trot te uiiuuiesaLU iu seconds. 1 Palrof Bav Pacini Pmiim that urn f.t. 1 pair of brown Trotting Pontes, that can trot together 1 Pair Ol Brownfndlan Ponies, IShnnrla hlph. Id sinele horses ofdlfferant rnlnr. mm.

am f.al some low priced horses, also several tUe saddle horses, all of wuicn we wui sen on a warrantee, and at as low prices as any in the market. We cbeermlly Invite all In want of good horses to give u. lui, uuu wo will sau.iy mciu mat our mono 1 xruttt iii all cases. HtDGVVlCK IcHALCOTT. Jel5 3m NOTICE la tbe matter ot the application ot the Mayor and Common Council ol the City of Brooklyn, in relation to opening Hall street, from Fulton avenue lO Ltaeayetieavenuefin inecuy oicrookiyn.

To all whom ltmay concern: We. the undersigned commissioners of Estimate and As. sessment ou above matter, do hereby give nolice that we that the said reporland map are filed la the office or the Clerk of the dounty oi rungs lor examination oyau persons interested, aud that we wia meet at the office uf the Counselto the Cor poralton o' the diy of Brooklyn, at the ulty Hall, on ruutuLfA me axd oay oi juao, at to ciocx in me alter, noon, to review oursald report. Dated Brooalvn. June 14.

1864. STEPHEN CKOWEM. TRUMAN SMITH, Commlsst're. J8l10l CHAO.Jfi. OAV1S, the EagU, bnt probably will be..