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Unction SaUt. POSTSCRIPT. ost anir Jbnntr, Cits 8fc Rossis. THE MURDER IN ATLANTIC STREET. EXAMINATION BMTOltE THE COKONFK.

a Ct or Sax Bah. FOR SALE BROOKLYN PBOPERTY. 300 Lois on Smlih, Hoy Deyraw, Sacten and I'nl' streets, and Bergen, Sercr. Carroll and Brlrbtt Flaces 188 lots on Ninth, Tenth, Elcvcsjb, Thirteen and Fourteenth streets, Third and Fourth avennes. 4B9 lo la on Fliiy.loui th, Putj rmh blo luvs.xib su.

673 lots on Eleventh avenue, aid on First, tecctd. Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Sevenib, liyhtfa snd Mmh sis lots on Bedford, Lee, Marcyand Harrison svs and on Penn, Rutledge, Heyward, Lynch, Ulddleton sno Uwlnnett sts. 140 lots on New York and Brooklyn snd on Union Crown, Carroll andMonigomery sts 06 lots cn the Canal. First and Second and on Sixth Seventh. Eighth and Ninth sts.

4 lots coiner Fourth av. and Pacific St. lots orner of Atlantic aid Powers st. 166 acres Lear FortHamillon. L.J.

Prcnt enn recialn on mortgaee'for 6 years sii pur COUli Parties who desire to purcha e.can apply to WlUamsbargh Nm. Coroner Ball, of Brooklyn, in the absenco o' Coroner Han ford, on Friday commenced an investigation into the cause or causes which eventuated in the death of James Hiqoins, beaten and kicked to death by some men with whom he had been drinking and playing cards the greater part of Saturday night in a house kept by Hugh Gallagher, in North 2d near 10 th streets. The evidence established the faot that tho deceased and his brother were followed, beaten and kicked by Pete Clark, Mike McFa GAXand others of the card players, from the effects of which Hisgins lost his life, and it further transpired that this "whipping" took place at the instigation of a young girl whom Agoins had invited to the Catholic pic nic, which took place last week, and disappointed her. The investigation was further posponed until to morow The house No. 26S South 4th street, was entered on Friday night by two burglars, who invaded the Bleeping apartment of Mr.

Hall, the ocsupant. Just in the act of "turning out the gentleman's pockets" he awoke, whereupon the scamps made off. Seizing a gun, Mr. Hall pursued, but did not suceed in bringing the night birds of prey within range. The colored individual who kills the dogs and pounds the hogs observed a person creep tnrough a window in South 9 th st.

a few evenings ago James Cols, Auctioneer ST JAMBS COM 4 SOU, i. Jasms Cols it Son, will give their personal mention tt sales of Household Furniln re, endoutdoor sales generailt; aluo.to John K. Oaklky, Anotloneer. OAKLEY ii WEIGHT. MECHANICS' EXCHANGE iU.SHSFvltonttreet.fovintile Cilv Hall.

I RrooJUim Win give 'heir personal attention to the Sale Real Estate their CRDaclons Sale Room, or In anv BACtton nf ltni lailsnH also to the sale of Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, Mar cnanaise, private residences, or at tneir Hales sworn, steal fjBiate 01 ovary uascrifjimu at rr vatesaie. Qonds received on otoraee and oer consignments Ckntbal Salks Room, Catntr of (Fitlouthbg.ani Pearl tlreeti, near the City Bait Joseph Eeoeman Auctioneer. J. H. grateful for tbe liberal patronage which ts baa received durinsr the nasi thirteen Years, resoecsfullv informs those Interested, that he it now prepared to receive consignments of all kinds of MERCHANDISE FURNITURF, DHY GOODS, UAKDWAJIE, FANCY GOODS, BOOK8, ice tic.

to be sold at Auction or Private Sale, in hln new and Splendid Sales Rooms. Liberal advances wben required, personal attendance wlllbe given as osnal 10 sales ot Jrurnifcura at xrrivuianuusos. At fRiVATK Sale. The Two Storv. Attic and Basement Frame Honse No.

IS Hoy near Fulton ay contains 10 Rooms, 6 Marule Mantels and Orates, with Gas and Water. Enquire on the premises, or oi jew si dvauiu iixiuciflimi, aiicuuaDsr, Monday. August 7. At 2 o'clock, P. II, at No.

i95 Pearl su, near Willoughby, xkrooiiyu. Household Furniture Gamuts, Mahogan7 and other Cbslrs, Sofa, Tables, Crockery, tec, Uc. Catalogues reaay on haturoay alternoon. sul td Jonjes Davison, real estate brokers. iVo.S40F'tif(ms(rt,fnarf City Hall), Brooklyn.

The subscribers would respectfullvlnformibelrfriendiand the nnhlfe that thav will sive their oersonal attention la lhs sale and nnrcbase of Real Estate. Particular attention paid to the Letting of Houses. All the Collection of Rents. Assists roa Fias injcaincs. Also agaats tor Ssratt's Patent Lightning Rods.

juun juriais, AbXANDi3 DAVIS 9 58 Moneyloiued on Bond and Mortgage. A number of Houses and Stores to Let. M. N. CitofT, Auctioneer.

Aro.l9 Court itrelt. Marble Building, Brooklyn. M. Croft resDectnllv informs thecltizensoi Brook. lyn and vicinity, that he will give his personal attention to the sate of Real Estate, Stocks, Household and Kitchen Fur niture.

Also Hardware, farmings, ury uooos.urocertes. Segars. Liouors, either at his salesrooms, the resi dence of families' or outdoors. Houses also forsaeand to let, and property exchanged on the most accommodating terms. Salesrooms No.

19 Court street, Marble Buildings. leSOtf EemooaU. ESTABLISHED 1789. REMOVAL! MOTT BROTHERS. No.

13 JOHN STREET, N. Importers and Dealers In FINE WATCHES, JEWEL RY, of all klutu. and of the latest patterns. Also Diamond In Rings, Pins, Silver Ware, Sic, all of which will be warranted. S.

The best workmen only employed in repairs. JeSS ly KUJMUVaL. The subscriDer has nemovea his business from No. 100 to 119 FULTON, opposite Bands street, where be Intends to keep 5 m( to fulland complete assortmentof ready madeClothlng for Mens' and Boys' wear, than can be found In any other store la Brooklyn. Also, Cloth, Casslinerea and in (very variety ol style, which will be made to order, according to thetasteof the customer, on the most reasonable terrcs.

Also, Furnishing Goods, Shirts. Collars, Cravats, etc. S.B.POWELL, mh2 6mdkw 118 Fulton opposite Sands. S. REMOVAL.

The HULLS' TRUSS OFFICE has been removed to the Private Dwelling, No. fiC WHITE Su, six doors west of Broadway. The Parlors are neatly fitted up for the reception of Ladies and Gentle, men, and are placed under the charge of competent male and female attendants. Butler's Patent Truss and Suppor ler Pads applied for the cure of Hernia and Prolapsus uteri Butler's improved Spinal, Umbilical, Abdominal and Shoulder Braces made to suit case Suspensories, Lace Stockings, tteon hand and made to order. HULLS' TRUSS Orrioai, no.

nue st. mvh.ltn nun ucu n. in. ou lUEia, rroorieior. ffiBnaTHLTBST lltsY'l'fW tist, wonld return his acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage ext ndedlobim the past year, ana would respectfully give notice to his patrons and tne pnbtic that he has REMOVED from No.

H2 to No. 284 Fulton nearly opposite obnson where he will continue to give his nersonal attention loeverv branch of Surgical and Me chanical Dentistry, and will warraBi every operatlontobe performed in the moBt careful and satisfactory manner, and at tne very mwoii iuu uncos, rxa wuuiu suit audi i ll 1.. V. I fl 1. Ul.h b.N.i..a1.l.l tlOU LU 1111 uiw.

auu uuui nuibuuauatMiii uiuubii. re sunerfor teanv now In use. All DersODsreauirincT Dental Operations will find it to their advantage to give him a call. He wllllnsert beautlfulincorrupiibleteelh on the beat Gold plate tor iitos On Silver plate for loS Onflvol 7tol irnii tinner Sets on Silver S1S00 Cavities filled with Gold SO to 81 uement ou Tin Foil 0 eteanlns 6610 Si Tooth achecured 60 Extracting All won warranura asrepreseniea. tats vtn as fitting, sT AS OHANDAL1ERS, PENDANTS, CORNELIUS k.

OF PHILADELPHIA. Thi undersigned, havlngentered Into an arrangement with Messrs Cornelius li of Philadelphia, la now prepared to exhlbli at his new Show Rooms, a general assortment of the newesi and most beautiful styles of Gas Chandeliers, Mantel Lights Brackets, and an otner sinoa oi uas Fixtures, rrom tie simplest store burner to the finest Parlor Chandaller of Silvered, Ormolu, Damask, Bronzed, and Gold Gilt. Fin has acomnanv of experienced Oas Fitters now eneapeo In introducing the pipes into buildings. AlloraersturuweuiQKs, aiuros auu puuiic ouuamca, wm receive prompt attention, and tho work will be warranted narfect The foreman can be seen everv evenlns: at the ston. or will call upon applicants to give such information as may be requirea.

Tbe superior workmanship, and perfect manner of doin this most difficult business, has secured to Messrs Cornelia. St a reputation unsurpassed in this country or Europe. turoii uaviu buvrb, wi ruuoo oroosuyu. AS FITTING IN ALL ITS BRANUHES. David Coopb.

Office. 91 Fulton street. Authostj Stsittow, Workshops, 76 Poplarstreet, Brooklyn. Xlverv Kluu auu iijidui wa iaiui cb. iubuc uiuci jj rinBNstr.iiis cfo BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, at 166 and 186 Fulton street, between cranberry ana urange streets.

Messrs. SMITH POLH AM I US at their mammoth store would call the attention of their friends and the public to their large and extensive stock of Boots and Shoes, comprising every variety of style, kind and quality, which they offer at very reasonable prices. Our fine gouds for both Ladles aud Oentlemen are manufactured under our own supervision, and from our many years experience can safely riiKninEBB iruuu uta kiu udiiihiiiwibivuwu. Particular atlentloa given to eaiure work ot every kind and repairing neatlya m6 3m BOOT SHOE EMPORIUM, X3 MYRTLE AVENUE, BETWEEN ADAMS AND PEAIU. STRUTS, The subscriber wonld resnecttuUv inform his friends nnd the public, that he has opened the above store, for the sals oi Boots ana onoes.

xae stock comprises well selected assortment of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S wear, all at the lowest poaslbl cash price. Every description of work made to order, at the shortest notice, sua oi sue very uesi maieriisL. j. uadvii 1,1 inyrtio mvllm Between Adams and Parlst 0 FF1UE OF THE UNION FERRY CO. RrootUn.

August 3d. I8J 1 T.mniDimri n. ma tne uaion rerrv unmnanv announce to pub ic, tbat in attempting to conduct all the Ferries between tots lltv anu new ivrs.uuuer uud Kuvcluulaul rMrinied rate of uds Cent for each foot Passenger ih Antrin1i.eil the confident exDentalion tbat tne time had amvea noon toe esparimruL vuuij ue iukuo Kni ih minkiflri reprt i. to iav tnat in tnia iaev have been disappointed. The vei gieat advance in the price of ful i the increased expense of Coal alone bela, mnr than A30 0 0 Der annum, with a nearly corresponding inrpAssHln manv otheritems of expenditure, renders lilm possloietrom tne present rscsipiB uiiussoumsiu iminu nnnnihHlr nrasent footiLu even under the mostrlslO SVStem OI economy Aaey, (iicroiure, uuu luniuici.ri uuuci TtAABtiiv nf raising the Ferriase as to Fool Passeneers i nntnt tvhlrh will continue to secure a safe and ex oedt.

tlous communication betwenlhe twocitlea Themanagers are sti 11, no srever, of the opinion tbat the time is not far dis tant wnen tney will un euauiou mum sgQiu lu ihs isuHC ed rate, wntcn tney wiu not tau to su at tuo earnest post hie moment. Notice Is, theref 're, hereby given that on and after tbe lOthday of lh Ferriage for FootPassongera, over lie years ot age, win dsiv uu sin i o. Tickets, nowever, win db sota iooiiowb: 16 TICKETS for 25 CE STS. S3 tr 60 75 or in greater quantity at the same rate, Henrv E. Plerrepont Jacob LeRov N.

B. Morse Q. G. Van Wagenen John keman John Diraon Waller N. Degraw Peter E.

Cornell Ezra Lewis H. R. Worthington A A. Low au4 St Joseph A. Perry W.

Dunham John Blunt Charles E. Bill Charles J.Taylor J.T.S. Stranahan A.B.Baylis Joseph Ketcham C. P. Smith.

Managers. MADAME NAPOLEON continues to receive Young Ladies at her FRENCH AND ENGLISB Nn. Baltic street, between Cit ton and Henry streets, South Brooklyn. Parents desirous of olar.lng young ladles or children in a healthy, pleasant and airy location, to board and educate during tb summei, would find suitable sccommoaslions and all comforts abovspiace. Frerch Is the language of the establishmaut Mme.

views wilt oe tuny commumcuiw uu fivu application, circulars at tne institution. uiyiu imBiw TT" NI ES AND FORKS OF ALL UusUa iV Bread, Cook and Carvers, Pocket Knives Sds. sorsT Spoons all kinds, Ladles and all klndsof bousekeepint I iNn rttnijks. 04 Fulton, cor. Henry.

nut ti REWARD LOST On Wednesday eveu fp lnr the 2d a Leatbr Cover Newspaper Route B'Ok. The finder will receive tho ahnv reward by leaving ttatthe office of tho Brooklyn Dllv Eaalt. eu4 St PICKED UP. The Sloop HALIFAX was picked upadrilt in the st River, on Friday morn, log, at 8K o'clock The owner can have the same on paving ebaigei. on enquiry at the corner of Marshal and Liitlo sireets of GEORGE BCKFORi au 3i $10 RKWaRD LUST Ou Thursday evening last, at the comer of Clinton and a small Otav mid Brown auiJiOo TERRIER DOG, with the name of the owner, residing at Bedford, on the coller.

Whoever will return the same to WM ROBERTSONS' Stables, State will receive tbe above reward au5 Si LEFT HER HOME WITHOUT ANY JUST came, my wife CATHARINE LONG. Thiiistonoti. fy the public that I will njt pay any debt or debts she may contract in my nameafler this date. 1 would hereby cau tton all persons from harboring nor. PETER LONG, Cor.

of Plymouth st.and Huisonav. Brooklyn, August 4, IM. au4 3t Spmal wallets. GRAND P1C NXC EXCURSION TO BlODLts' Onove. MOUNT HF.R1WON.

for the benefit of ST. USE H' HURCH (near Bedford) Brooklyn, trill take place on WEDNESDAY, August 23d. The splendid steamer AMERICA, with two beautiful Barges, and MANAHAN'S BRASSBANO. 1' engaged. Outward bound The landings are at South Second at, Willlamsburgh, at 6 o'clock; Bromi st New York, at 64 o'clock Fulton Kerry, Thorn's Dock.

Brooklyn, at 7 Hamilton Brooklyn, 7 5s PlerNo.3, New York, at 8. Homeward bound Thorn's Dock. Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, and South Second Williamtburgh. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS EACH. auSe.o d.8t PUBLIC NOTICE.

Board of Health. July If th, 1854. Vhereas, it has been proved to this Board that Interments in the City Cemetery Bre a nuisance Injurious to public bealth. Therefore Iteiotved, That Burials In the City Cemetery, bounded by Portland avenue, Auburn 1 lace, Canton street and the United States Barracks, are in the opinion of this Board of Health a Nuisance, ana are hereby prohibited under a penalty of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars for every offence. By order of the Board of Health, EDWARD A.

LAMBERT, President. Jo sepii Hegeman, clerk. tf VJ OTIUE BOARD OF HEALTH. In Board XM. of Health, July 20th, 1854 Resolved.

That no perion or persons Bhall be allowed to remove any night soil or other offensive matter within the city ol Brooklyn, without first using some disinfectant In order to ullay the stench or offensive smell therefrom under a penalty of 8250. Ordered, That theClerk notify theChlef of Pollceof the passage of the above resolution, In order that the officers of the department may beinforirert thereof and enforce the same, and that the same be published in the Corporation papers. By order of the Board, EDWD. A. LAMBERT, President.

Joseph HrcriMAM. Clerk. jy22 if Q1TY BANK OF BROOKLYN. Brooklyn, August 1st, 1854. The Board of Directors havo thlB day declar a ssml annual Dividend of Four per cent payable on on the 12th inst The Trinsfer Books will be closed until the day of pay.

menr. U. P. PERRIN, Cashier. au2 td Ofi' ICE OF THE NASSAU FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN No.

10 Court corner of Bemsen Brooklyn, Aug. 1st, 1854. Dividend. Tne Board of Directors havo this day declared a Dividend of Eight per payable at the orBce of tho company, on and after the Iota inst. By order, au2 lru A.

J. BEEKMAN, Secretary. DIVIDEND. The BROOKLYN ATHEN jEUM has declared a dividend of THREE PER on its Capital 8tock, payable on and after the 1st ol August next. Shareholders will receive the same at the Library, Atlantic cornoi of Clinton street.

jy20 tf IRA SMITH. Treasurer. "jVJOTICE is hereby given, tbat the Co part Ll nership heretofore existing in this city and in New York, between E. C. JACOBS Ji J.

B. BENNETT, known by the name of Jacobs Bennett, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbe business hereafter will be conducted bv E. C. Jr.

cob who is authorised to settle up tbe affairs of tne late bria. July 15, 1854. JylS law4w BROOKLYN BANK. BROOKLYN, July 26lh, 1851. Dividend The Board of Directors have declared a semiannual dividend of five per cent payable to tho Stockholders on the 1st of August.

jyz mi ntu'iua wumauH, uasnior. ULiLiAita i uuijLArtbi i a very exten jls sive assortment ot spoons, sotks. ijaates. Hirters feheilB. NaDkin rints.

Cuds, itcltcctn be found nt .1. Cham's Jewelry store; our Silverware ltallmadefrom coin ana JOHN D. CHASE, 203 Fulton street, next to the marke'. IS" Watches and Clocks repaired In tho very best maimer. jyl2 2m ALBATA WARE.

Uake Baskets, Uastorp, Sugar Bowles, Ice Coolers, Toatt Racks, Mustara Dishes, Salts, also ihose very superior 3 doom. Porta tbat look equal to the Silvei, aad made to match in paueru can uo uau in any quuuu ly ai Juan yj. LiXiaaci'S, Jyl2 2m 203 Fulton street near Concord. ANUFACTURER OF SILVER WAKE And JewnlrV. Warlrilnp nnri VfalHno an ed in the very best manner, and at short notice; together with Cake Boxes.

Envelops, always on hand. U. UEtASE, iyin 2m 2ns Fulton strtel. jg, WATCHES JEWELRY. The Sub jt3J scrlbar Is now oelllnRhis StocTt at unusually low rates' Gold English Lever Watches from 849 to $150 Swiss Watches from 25 to 80 Silver Watches, all of which are warranted, rrom 6 to 40 Ladles' Pins, Ear alngs, Bracelets.

Chalelaina, Kings, Jtc, of allthe newest patterusacd bostmaterials. Somesplendid Necklaces for children. A variety of Gold and Cornelian Crosses, Gold Lock els, Seals, lie. New Styles of Gents Vests and Fob Chains, oft uperlor quality. Silverware of every description, warranted equal to Coin, aad at prices which defy competition, always on hand or to order by thesuhscriber.

Spectacles of Gold, Silver and Steel, to suit any age title. W. J. VANDERHOEr N. B.

Watches of every description, and French Clocks spaired by the most experienced wcrkman and warranted1 jdye satisfaction. W. J. VANDEHHOEF, ail ly No. 146 Vnlton Brooklyn.

SMITH LORD (formerly T. D. Smith), 216 Brooklyn have Just received the folluw iu books Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands Mrs. H. B.

Stowe. Fashion and Famine Mrs. Stevens. Atnertou Miss Mitford. Cathriae Ashton Mrs.

Sewell. TiiisThitand the Other IS. S. Chandler. Iron Cousin Mary Conden Clark.

Autobiography of an Actress Mrs. Mowatt. Lamplighter Flora Lindsay Mrs Hoodie. Pilgrims of Walstnsbam Mrs. Strickland.

Dodd Kamlly Abroad Chas. Lever. Sir Jasper Carew Chas. Lever. Ticonderoga G.

P. R. Also the following Magazines 1 Godey. uraham, Harper, Putnam, Knickerbocker and Ladies' National. Also late numbers of The Independent." aul 3m MRS.

HAYES' SYRUP. FOR DYSENTERY and BOWEL COMPLAINTS, warranted to cure in less than twentv fonr nonrs. if used according to directions. It has stood the test of 35 years, and has never been known to fall, even when the most eminent physicians had pronounced the patient beyond the reach of medicine. Over satisfactory references and cer't hcaies can do prouuceo, sumcient to prove its superiority over all other Drecaratlons for these comDlnlma.

The Syrup can be given to a child a wees old with prr. feet safety It is pleasant to the taste and haimless in its composition. It being iree'rom opium, alcohol, lie. Preoaredand sold bv Mrs. M.

HAYES. 175 (Tul ton street and can be had of THOMA8 J. HAYES, 146 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. The followlnsr are apentsln New York WhnlAinln and refill bv K. C.

wells It 237 Eighth avenue, and retail oy tunc, cornerot Droaoway auu Jonn street; tjreea, corner ofBrotidwuv and Walker street: E. Onion crner of llowery and Grand street; J. U. lranu street, wiuiatusourgn. Price fin cnolspor bottle.

Je2fi Sin MR. EDWARD ARENTS. lone and favoraolv known as a irst lass iblic ca terei, takes this de of informtne his friends ana tne oudiic. mat be has isIihii thn Hume 153 ADAMS STREET. BROOKLYN, Adjoining Qothic Hai.i..

and has furnished tt in the most superb style, for a first class iiuro un is prepares to turmsn in te Dc st msaner, Mili ary, Civic and otherrespoctaole Societies, with Dinners Collations, be. Mr A. is also prepared te accompany excursions, to, with the best laes and lio iors in the market, Tor further particulars appiyat the subscriber, No. 153 A OA MS STHBCr. am FAiiT HORSE FOR SALE.

A DARK BAY. 164 bands bigh, 9 years old. power ful build, and of uneaualleaendurance. kind dis position and withoulu fault Can trot a mile en t'ie road to an oranary roaa wagon, at any lime without training, in hree minutes, and no seconds over lias this season trotted two miles In six minutes and fivearnnris in road wagon weighing morn than three hundred pounds, Ituom any preparation. For a gentleman's road horse, cannot be exc ima.

viil ee soiu at Auction, front of CONK.LIN t'. A It I Htnhln Vnllnn Vam. fmTT UlklV the 81b at 11 o'clock, au55t QTOVES, HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING QuODS 131 Myrtle a comer ol jrriunu Dfuutuyn, The subscriber has taken the store formerly ocupied by Mr. E. Backus, and will continue the business as be.ore.

A stock of the above gouds always on oand, with the lutes. 1111c; best stiles of Cooking and otber Stoves. The Backus' Patent Pa lor Move and Summer Range Manufac lured and sold Wbotosaleand Betall. Also Jobbing in all its various branches of Tin aud Sbeet Iron IVoik promptli attended too friends, patrons and the public are respect fully requested to call. 3m SIDNEY SMITH.

A SKCOND BAND PIANO FORTE ittSlO.and one of Prince's oeiavo MolodconaaleitSS. for sale at T. GILBERT'S Flano Vorte Warerooms, M6 OraoKoairaenearihecornerof Fulton. dii EiOLB omCE, 2 o'clock, p. m.

ftekflrapl) to JDaUg ak HtporUd by Abbott if H'inane, Hanover N. ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS JYorth Carolina Election DEMOCRACY TRIUMHHANT North Carolina Election. Raleioh, Aug. 6 Returns from twelve counties in this State show a whig gain of 461. The Legislature and Governor are, however, in doubt.

In Cumberland Co. Gen. Dockery, whig, gains SC; in Franklin Co. in Meoklenberg 324; and in Moore Co. 197.

In Warren Bragg, gains 56; and in Granville 25 over the vote polled at the last Gubernatorial election. It is rumored that Dockery also gains 100 in Edtiecomb aud 200 in Sampson. The retnrh8 for members of the Legislature as far as heard from, shows that the whigs have gained 3 and lost 2. Second Dispatch. Washington, Aug.

7. Private and reliable dispatches reoefved here by Member oi Congress and others, render it almost certain that the democrats will carry the State. 33d Congress list Session. Washingtox, Aug 7. THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT.

Senate The Senate met at 8 o'clock this morning, but without transacting any business adjourned sine die. House The members assembled at half past seven. No business was transacted, and the speaker soon after pronounced the House adjourned sine die. A general shaking of hands, followed and the members left tbe hall. Sudden Death of Mr.

Watoon, the vocalist. Philadelphia, Aug. 7. Mrs. Watsen, the vocalist, fell suddenly dead, while on board the steamer Stocklen this morning.

Stocks. New Yoek, Aug. 1. Stocks have all heavily declined. 2,000 U.

S. Sixes of 1867, 18 3.000 N. Y. Central Bonds 88; 1,300 Nicaragua 18 1:2 2 000 Cumberland 33 1:4 1,500 N. Y.

Centrel 91 1:2. Money and sterling remains the same. Mat nets. New Yobk, Aug. 7.

Ashes unchanged. Cotton market quiet. Flour market unchanged good brands firmly held poor lots dull. Sales 3,500 bbls. S6 37 1:2 a $7 25 for State, and S7 25 a $9 ior Western.

Canadian flour $9 50. Southern $8 50 a $9 and $9 50 a $10 for extras. Grain Wheat unchanged. Sales 2,000 bush. Red Upper Lake at $1 59.

Corn 65c. a 70c. Oats 42o. a 46o. SECOND EDITION.

VOUB O'CLOCk, F. X. IIUFOttTANT JFUO.U JAMAICA. THE BOMBARDMENT OF GREYTOWN. Hitter Feeling Against the KLOGKADS JUAtf BT TBB BRITISH.

Ramorcd Chase After the Cyaue. Cholerajn Jarnaica and Barbadoes. New York, Aug. 7. The Star of the'lVest reports great excitement at Kingston, Jamaica, in consequence of the bombardment of Greytown.

The teeling against the Americans was universal, though it was doubted whether the act had the sanction of tbe Amtrican government. The Journal insinuates that Corn. Hollins was grossly intoxicated all the while. It also states that among the first houses destroyed by the (Jyaue's guns was that ot the BritisU uonsul. Trie papers all comment very severely upon the affair, and pronounce it the most cowardly tranur action on record.

The Journal calls upon the British Government to dispatch a fleet at once, to bombaid New York or Boston, in retaliation. Greytown, it contends, was nder the British protectorrate, and as such, the British Government moot vindicate itself, no matter what results may enaue. Public meetings had been held to raise relief for the people ot San Juan, a British frigate had taken possession of Pemter ArenaB, and other English vessels had arrived to maintain the blockade. The English flag had been raised at Greytown, a rumor was current at Kingstown when the Star left that a British and Hrench ves sel of war bad been sent lit pursuit of the Oyane, which had sailed for Penaacola. In relation to the above Capt.

Tinklepaugh, of the S.ar of the West, came out in a card in New York evening papers, denying tbitt Punta Arenas is held by the British (Jommander. He adds tbat all was quiet at Ereytown when he left and that everything was in satisfactory condition. The cholera was rapidly subsiding in Jamaica. It had entirely disappeared from ifaimoutn, Stewarttown, and Rio Bueno. From Barbadoes it was also abating, although it had committed fearful havoc, the total number of deaths being between twelve and filteen thousand.

Death of nPulladelphla Merchant Philadelphia, Aug. 7, Mr. Ashburnera retired merchant a resident of West Philadelphia, died ot cholera yesterday at Gape May. THE BOSTON REMEDY. REDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE Price 25 Cents a Box This Russian preparation, of great efficacy and power tne recipe of which was broughtto this country by a Russian soldier.

Thisgoos Olntmeutis one of the best and sureslre medies for Burns, Scalos. Felons, FleBh Wounds, Old Sores, Piles, Cbapped Hands, Chilblains, Frostbitten narts of the body, Cori.s, and sores of every kind. For thirty years tbls salve has been sold in Boston, ar.d it is well known to be an excellent Family Remedy. 1 1 Is prompt in ttitn nulii and ut Oi cc reduces the most augrv looking Swellings and Inflammations, giving immediate ro ll and producing In a snort time a compietecure. Redding's RusBia Salve is a prompt and sate care for whitlows.

Ulcers, vvatts.Hties, sore utps, osiers, rung worm, ecurvy eunions, ouio njw, im d.wuuo i a.o. tle Rtsh. Sal" Rheum, Ingrowing Nails, Flea Biles, Spider stlntts, Shingles eruptions, roaou In no ease will theapplicalion of Redding's Russia Salve Interfere with the remedies aaumtisiereu oy a regular piiy Put up in neat metal boxes, with an engraved wrapper, amy copyngutea, 6 j. Price 26 cents a box i medium size boxes, 3d els.) very large boxes, family nse. 61.

For sale by Mrs. HAVES, Fulton Thos. Hayes, Af s.i .1 D.nnkh WUolewlo AgenU A. B.tf D. BANDS, Now York.

KED panafcirtesr. niANO FORTES. MELODEONS AND MD IT sic for sale at the Atheneum Book and Music store 176 Allantlcst. mm j. siaasti BKiSBlaa.

M. WALKER, MUSIC STORJi, No. ib7 HTTlFuhon street, Brooklyn. Pianofortes, Musical la itrumenu. Music, violin, and linltar airings, ate.

PIANOFORTES HIRE. lyft ly PIANOFORTES. R. GLENN fc GO rlwiiirnmovHonihe FIRST OF MAV. their Ptanofortt, tfanutacloryaud wareroom.irom no.inruiioniosiisprms iroet, twndoorseastof road way apis ti OAMhi TO TuE UNCLOSQRE OF the subscriber on Tuesday last a slrav COW.

Theownerls red tested lo call, prove oronerty. curiesanaiaaensrawy, 5 It P. L. BENNETT, Naw UUocht, The investigation of this melancholy affair, which was deferred until this morning', was held before Coroner Ball, in the Court room of the City Hall, at 10 o'clock. Mayor Lambert was associated with the Coroner during the investigation.

There were only a few persons in attendance. The prisoner was not present, but we understand that during his incarceration in the jail he has displayed the utmost indifference. He thinks, or pretends to think that ho has committed no offence, but he has some vague idea that something has occurred with which he is connected, and which causes his detention. The Coroner's Jury having been requested to take their seats, the proceedings were commenced by calling tho first witness. Arnold Hallet being sworn, said I am a physician; I reside in 312 Atlantic street; I was sent for on Wednesday evening.

August 2d, between eight and nine o'clock; I found in the 3d story, front room, Mrs. Tuoker with a child in br arms; the ccild had an incision under the left ear, extending about four inches across the caused itedeath; the wound severed the large vessels in that region; the child was dead; I found a great deal of blood on the floor, and the mother's drees was saturated with blood from the wound on the child's throat, and several wounds upon her own were bleeding freely; I wade no enquiries as to how this occur ed; I learned from Mr. Denyse that the child's father had committed the act. To a Jutot. I heard Mrs.

Tucker say that her husband had committed the deed. There was blood upon the floor and upon the walls. James Dtnise being sworn said, that he resides at No. 403 Atlantic street. I keep a boarding bonse there.

Mr. John N. T. Tucker and his wife and children boarded with me. Between the houts of 9 and 10 o'clock I was down stairs, and I heard seme of my folks calling to me that there was something the matter up stairs.

I ran up stairs, supposing that Mr. Tucker was whipping oue of his children When I got there, I found all was apparently quiet in the room. then heard from some of my family down Btairs th at Tucker wa3 getting out of the window. I thMi ran down stairs, and waited at the front doo? with some of my family. I did not see him out of the window.

I then came into the house, and soon after I heard screams of murder up stairs. I then ran up stairs, accompanied by Mr. Myers and Mr. Henderson. I burst open the door, unil'saw the child lying with its throat cut on the floor, end, as I thought, Mr.

Tucker was then at his who was on the floor, and he ever her, with a razor in his hand. The razor b'hown is the one. Then Mr. Myers and Mr. Henderson jumped into the room, and grappled wii'h Tucker, and took bim away.

Mr. Myers WaB obliged to beat him to insensibility before they ouid take the razor from him. The officer named Coverly or some such name came and secured im, he took him away. I heard him say while kV yers and Henderson had hold of him they are trying to murder me or something to that effect. Mr.

Tucker had boarded at my house two that very night. Mr. Tucker was in the habit of drinking, he appeared to be intoxicated various times. He appeared to me to be jealous of every one at those times. I have heard since the evening of the occurrence that he was jealous of his wife.

I heard it from Mrs Tucker. I have heard others eay so, I can't remember vf ho, I heard him one evening beating one of his children with a stick of some kind severely. He acted as if he were intoxicated. He did not act as if he was crazy in any other way. I have seen him apparently sober; I mean he Acted as almost any body else would have acted; I never heard him say that the child he had killsd was not hip.

I have heard Mrs. Tucker say that he hud often accused her of both these children not being his; I never kaew him to abuse his wife and children except that one time I spoke of; my being on the first floor and they up stairs it is impossible for me to hear every thiug. The Sunday afternoon previous to the occurrence he had a pistol; it was one of Allen's single barreled pistols: he borrowed it of me; he said he would go down to the Sunday preaching at tlin Hall, and would have this to defend himself I asked him for the pistol on the evening of the' occurrence just as he was goiug upstairs; he said it was up stairs and he would bring it down; that pistol has not been seen since by me or by any of my family to my knowledge; I have nevtr believed Mr. Tucker naturally crazy without stimulants; Mr. Tucker came irom Dr.

Ronton 's when he came to board at my house: lie told me the reason he had left Dr. Benton's was that the board was too high lor mm. To a Juror. 1 asked him for the pistol that evening. He was as usual intoxicated.

This was about Dtteen or twenty minutes before the occurrence. The door of Mr. Tucker's room was fastened when I went to it. Mrs. Tucker told me that he had fastened the door, To the Coroner.

We have tea at 6 o'clock in the evenine. He was at the taole that evening. I did not hear any unfriendly conversation going on between Tucker and his wife at the table. Afttr tea they went into the yard, and had some diDute there. What it was I do not know.

He eeemed to be pretty angry his wife was not Thev went un stairs, and then went out, about 8 o'clock. They remained out about one hour and a hall: Mr. Tucker came home first, about five or ten minutes before hjs wife; I asked him at the time to give me thepistol; his reply was as before stated; he then immediately up stairs; I noticed he staggered as he went up stairs, and I Fmelt the liquor on his breath; he had nothing in liishandB when I saw him go upstairs; Mrs. Tucker came in shortlv afterwards; I saw her go up stairs; my wife. let her in; Mrs.

Tucker, made no remark to me, nor I to her; after Mr. Tucker came in I do not know of his going out again the first alarm was about filteen minutls after they came in; I have had rno conversation with Mrs. Tucker since: she said he commenced accusing her of something what I don't know in the street, and caught hold of her and told her if she attempted to run away from him he eaid he would blow her brains out she then, pulled her tin from htm, tola mm to uo it ana run towards a house and stopped in tne street to see if he tht iommg sue aid not see anyming or mm int immediately to the house as fast as she was and when the got into tne nouse sne went COltllJ iinmediit. tho took hold of the door ic lock rd Mr. Tucker's little dauah and found .....1 lnt hop in aha i in lhs trundle bed with his head under mm (.

nf.kpd t'lfi door. kp kP'v 1 h'8 pocket he commenced to anl from him in the trill ui. lh8 reaaon 8hu had run 0U, life as he threatened to ffi towiffiiS a lie, aad struck her with the butt of the putol three times she then icreat ied and hearing the noise ot person comin up the stairs he got oat ot the window, una hung on hi.n hands, hearing no one common heKiive a spring and came into the room, the vlndowH ot the room are the size of two large pauea ol glass, they open with a hinge there is Lotlii Jg on which he could get a foothold outside He then immediiitely procured the bottle ol liauor drank half ot it and threw the bottle at the window, he then went to his trunk and took out a razor, he Hutu went to the trundled bed took up the child and said Frances will you 'urotept me," tbe tpid, cannot now John," he iuien immediately cut the chiWs i throat, she screamed nnd ran to reecuo her child, he than attaoicd the little girl next and howusac the Mile Esi when we were at tho door. He then lelt little girl and ran at her. This is all that I now remiieuer ol nhat Bhe said.

To a Juror Mr. Tucker assigned no reason for cutM me cullu'd throat that I heard of. Cornelius Meyers, was the next witness Deuced renei all'v to the above tacts, but as our report' Us compelled 10 leave during the be ciuiu" ol" his testimony, we have not time to do morelhan state its general tendency. No. 1 Front street, Brooklyn, L.

1 Insurance Co Bsllldtpg. JsTtf VABBotlfH iEOi'ER'1Y 0K fcALE AT r''bt Properties known as belonging to the National OR lJI "la large "rtfice beiow thS re'0IWtfd until ibe 10th proximo (at which at 1'he bisheslbidder) Wall Messrs. Benedict, 8covllle tt Benedict, 70 Julv 22, l'psi 1yU A dwelling house next to Hie cir LWK1I0UE.bbf 7 8nford with two lots InH ha "cLUy put in good or. ier, and will be let on reasonable terms to a respectabl. al lha I'Poslie, or of JOSKPH BURDEN, 4i6 Grand sl, WllUamaburgh.

lJyJIU'1 iotH CupolaUottage and 4 lots in garden, on Gran willlnmslinrgh. myJOt fiALK The PEWS and PDLP1T re X. centlylnuse in tbe First Reformed Dutch Church In fougbkeepsle. The Pews are in roud ordar capped numbered and well painted, and doors to each They can be adapted to any building and will be sold cheap. su tf S.

HE iTER. at Pomrhkeaeala. LTOR SALE The thtee story BRICK HOUSE JL No. 1 1 Uuffield st. It is three years old, and has tost been nainted and gas.

Would be a tasteful and desirable residence for a genteel family. Price 85.760. Apply to CHARLCS JENKINS, suS lw Si Frankfort New York. L'OR SALE. The Four Story Warble Front SL HoUBeand Lot.

sontherlv side of First Plum. rnmrnT Smith. 2 feetfront 133 feet deeD. itX feet court vara, with all the mocern improvements, will be sold low. Terms easy.

Apply to JNO. BUTLER BROTHER, J'26 tf No. a Fulton street. Li OA SALE. Four lots of ground on north JL side of Third Place, 100 teet west of Court numbered on map made by Silas Ludlamina division of pro oerty ofHerkst Smith, as No.

16. and 19. Seventy ive per cent, of amonnt may remain on bond and mortgage. For furl her particulars apply to STEPHEN SUTTON, 181 Fulton su, On 2nd floor, rooms No. a and 6.

Brooklyn. May 16th. 18M. myli tpOK SALE. For sale 7 valuable Lolslu ttie vicinity of norths asierly corner of Van Brunt aud Partition streets.

This in indouoiedly the most valuable corner tor business purnos in this rapidly Improving neighborhood. It Is 100 feet front Van Brunt street, and 116 feeion Partition street both street are regulated and paved. Enquire of C. P. SMITH.

nrultonstrasLBrooklyn. December27. 1851. d27t! OR SALE Two Marble Front Houses JL? tbe southerly side of First Place, corner of bnjui. Lots KJ3 feetdeep.SS feetcuun yard, with allthe mod tux Improvements, wlil be sold low and terms easy.

Appi to J. fc 8. ENOLE, if 3D BorllngSllp. New Tor LiLJJNTUJN AVENUE LOTS hUH bAJLfe, Four very handsome, between Fulton and Gates avenues. Also eight between Myrtle and Park.

Apply tt Sageit Bother, 77 Fulton street, Brooklyn. iaa rpO LET In the BroohMyn Institute 2 or 1 1 Rooms suitable for Offices, or lor meeting ot Socletli either casual or nermanenl. For nartlculars enouire at in institute, Washington near Concord. Brooklyn, ren. lam, ism.

ten 10 LET OR FOR SALE. Two New Cot tages, each containing ten rooms, in 9th street, near 6tb avenue, Brooklyn, with garden otthreeloiseach. UmcV buses run through the avenue. Apply to T. H.

RODMAN 17 WaU st New York. ap26 rpO LET POSSESSION J12EDIATELi The Octagon Brown Stone Front House un the south side of Union street, third bouse east from Clinton street Chree stories, with all the modem improvements and cod renlencea Enquire of E. V. CLARK, feiitl corner of Clinton and sts. VaOANT LOTS TO LEASE.

For ten or twenty years.ln various Dirts o. East and South Brooklyn and Willlamsburgh, by Charles R. Lynde, No. 9 Ceur street Brooklyn. Jyl 3m Ultawiiatwous.

sst BROOKLYN SALE STABLE. Nob yiiiJO Band 11 HOUT STREET. The piopiinors haT OJnm ing just compli ted tbeir new Stable, are now pre parea to receive horses for sale on Commission, as their ar anv stable on Long Island. We have on hand 1 patrol well matched Black Horses, years old, excellent road horses, sound and kind. 1 pair Ot Brown xiorses, aiiu a yaara uiu, iinmu auu kind.

1 pair Bay Horses 7 and! years old, that can trot gether in 3 minutes aid 10 seconds. puroi Day raciug routes tutih are iuu 1 nair of Brown Trotting Ponies, that can trot together In 8 minutes. 1 pair ol Brown Indian pomes, abont lShands high. 16 sine la horses of dlnerentcolora. some are fast and 'ome low pflced horses, also several fiLe saddle horses, all ot which we will sell on a warrantee, and at as low prices at.

any in the market. We chearmuy invite an in want oi gooo norses to give is a call, and we will satisfy them that our motto in all esses. SEDGWICK AlHALCOXT. nlfi Sm jJUOLiio AO'llOhi liUAKU UH tlHiAJTll. JL Orrica or the Boakd or Health, Brooklyn, June ith, 1814.

Resolved, That tha resolution of this Board of tbe 19th Inst, prohibiting the keeping of swine in certain wards of this city being extended to tbe whole of the 8th and nth wards, se as to inciuue tuo enure city, auu mibl uu awisu shall be kepi or permitted to be in any an of tbe 8th and Hh wards, heretofore excepted, on ano iter the 3d of July, to and including the 1st day of Octobcrnsuct. Resolved, 'Aoat tnn rresioentoi tneoctrooi neaitu oe, and is hereby required to publish the foregoing resolution in such manner as he may deem proper; together with notice, tbat any iniraction of the foregoing resolution will ne punished aa a mlsdsmeanor In a penally of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, and to imprisonment tor a term oi six months; and that the several officers employed by tbe board sill DromDtlv arrest snd prosecute to conviction all viola tions of the foregoing resolution. sty order ot tne noara oi aeaito, EDWARD A. LAMBERT, President. 'OPTlpn HEOEMAN.

Clerk. Je30 tf ssajsa. utiJitiEs In neat binding, 284 qr JJ Books; fine lithograph. Long Island Bank. Atlantic Bank.

Bank ot Brooklyn. City Bank Mehcanlcs' Bank. Central Bank. Just received and for sale by GEORGE LITTLE, 61 Fulton sireet jyl2 tf Successor to Wilder it Babcock. GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS.

The Subscriber would inform his friends and cuslotn ha nun rnRdv to furnish the LATEST SPRING FASHION OF HATS, cqual.if rot nuperior.ln point of elegance, durability and economy, toany other es tabllshmeniln thisclty. Thoso who are in tbe habit of going to New York or elsewhere for their Hats are invited to examine bis slock before 2urchaslng. JAMES W. PECK, 6m Corner Henry and Fulton streetr WEDDING AND VISITING. CARDS.

CskeBoxes, Cards, Envelops, alwaysou band, and Card plates Engraved and Fruited in tbe handsomest manner, and al short nollce. we would merely Hint to those in search of a companion, thai case you succeed, we can furnlshyou with Watches, Diamond, Opal Ruby and Plain (Jold Rings, and your Wedding Envelopes, tc in a very short time, JOHND.CHASE.ilWFultonst, lc Watchess iMJiiW i.iViib.i fcALE AND EX iUEC CHANGE STABLE and il HOITST' I a few duors from niton Brooklyn. Herses taken on Livery by the day week ormonth, at as liberal prices as any In the city. Gs" Horses bought and sold on commission, and a few choice ones always reserved foi customers on hire. Car rlage, taken on ffiglfr HALCOTT, Proprietor KEAD IT, UUT IX uui Ainu rkaiur ii.

Cash paid for old newspapers, pamphlets, oldwrt tug books, Sid writing paper, olo caids, tickets, tracts band catalogues and waste paper of all sorts, kindl We buy anjUiln old v5t )m i6 Ann street. N.Y bawmenL TVT ASHING MADE EASY. KING'S patent Wash ng Machine is d. tiddly the best arUcle ol the kind ever off. red to the pub lc, for Its durabi lly and the ease with wnlch it is managed.

It has no superior, being ui iitvtnir ot both time, laoor ana ciuui warrasiea to LI EXCURSIONS. The steamboat TTNlON.Caotsln LukeL. 8H0TI.TI. havina in eoeformltv to the lsw slea aboal act can ue chartered for Excursions, tc, on the most favorabl terms Apply Who Captain on board, ox to JOSEPH T. MARTIN, iio.7 South st, N.

Harges fMrhlshed. Jy 1 HWiShb'S ORESOOMA FOR THS HAIR This Is a new and beautiful article for follet ace that has woa the tavorofthe public. It Is Invaluable, it will remove Scurf end Dandrnfl, causa the hair to grow and keep it moist, soft and glossy. For sale by Mrs. HAYES, 176 Fulton sL, and T.

J. HAVES, 164 Atsm Breotelyri. mvgft 3w 'ln LET A One Three Storv Brick House in Adelphl within call or Myrtle Avesuo tiwiroa Apply toSAVUEL W. SLOCUM; cornor of Bridgsj an John or 215 Washlngtonst IT" lw JL Adelphl within call of Myrtle Avesne Railroad. OOK AND JOB PRINTING, iUl cs.

NEATLY aad wUkir mmbma and arrested him for a burglar. He gave his name as Andrew Monteith and said he came after his servant girl. People with good looking kitchen maids make a note. Mrs. Ann Wyckoff, widow of Cornelius Wyck off, killed at the Manhattan Gas work3 a week ago, by the falling of the building whose erection he was superintending, had the misfortune to be plundered of her purse Friday afternoon, which contained $17, while riding in a stage in New York.

Street preaching took place yesterday, as on several Sundays previous, at the junction of North 4th and. North 2d sts. Mr. Parsons enlightened the aadiance, which was orderly, and one arrest was made. The Christian Ibea of Woman.

Rev. W. H. Milburn, Chaplain of the IT. S.

House of Representatives, delivered an eloquent discourse last evening, in the Sands street Methodist Church, in this city, on the Christian Idea of Woman. He spoke of the position occupied by woman under the old Jewish dispensation of the place awarded her in cultured Greece, and martial Rome and said that there they were but the mere playthings or drudges of man. He drew a strong picture of the fair but frail Aspasia, who, by the combined charms of her manners and conversation, completely won the affections of the great Pericles. Bat though Aspasia was the most beautiful and accomplished of Athenian women, and acquired for herself great renown, and was finally made a priestess of Diana of Ecbatana, yet she was nothing more or less than a brilliant courtezan. The speaker also alluded to Sappho but she, too, fell far short of his idea of the true woman.

It was not till the dawn of Christianity that woman's inflaenoe was justly recognized and made available. In speaking of woman's proper sphere, the speaker said that pre eminently by her nature, by her physical and moral conformation, is she made for home. The field of maternity is sufficiently broad for her. Maternity is her heritage and patrimony. The sacred name of mother, with all its hallowed connections, its inspiring thoughts the name of mother tells us where she she belongs, and where, of right, is her position and her privilege.

To maintain intact the delicacy of her organization, to maintain the broad sweep of her love, to maintain the Bway over the passions these are her duty and her sphere, and the field where they are to be cultivated is Home. Ha, ha, "It's a girl Utica Tele graph. Good! The affiir has now arrived at a cry sis. We feel relieved A temperance friend of ours has such an aversion to anything that smacks of liquor, that he has left off taking Brandy th pills. Shot at Sir Charles Napier.

The London Diogenes sayB "Since 'the race is not to the why wonder at the tardiness of the fleet Fell into a Swill Barrel. A lad named Garrey, residing in Dikeman near Van Biunt stB. fell into a swill barrel, and waB badly scalded. Cholera. Several cases of cholera' occurred at Red Hook Point on Saturday, all of which proved fatal.

Boats Up3et. Yesterday two small boats were upset at Yellow Hook. No lives were lost. Cholera. During the last 48 hour.

18 cases of cholera have been reported ol which number, 5 proved fatal. tbUKEJ. In this city, on the 7th WitxiAM eldest son of James M. and Sophia Plumsted aged 8 years and 1 1 months The relativei and friends of the fam.ly are respectfully invited to attend the fuuer.il on Tuesday, the 8th, at 10 o'clock A. at 273 Pacific si.

In this ctty, on the 5th suddenly, Samuel Scabi ey, aged 2D years. His friends and acquaintances arc rsspiclfully invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his father 164 Sands to morrow, at o'clock, P. M. lit Pepperell, the Sth ulL Lcthih. Lawrence, aged S3 years.

In thl. city, on the 3d Ann wifo ef K.J. Seaman, agid 46 years. The remains were interred lc the family burying ground at Jerusalem, L. I.

tO REWARD. A bov named Wm. Johnston ij lost a COAT, on comlnc from Smith to its rdvy. fjurth door from Myrtle av. Whoever will return It will receive the aoove reward au7 It ANTED At 299 Fulton street, corner ot VT Johnson, a pood Servant.

She innai understand Plait Cooking, must be a good Washer and hud come well recommended. hu5 It LOST On liriday a Ladies' Wutte Shawl. Plesse return it to t6 Sasds at. The finder will be sjltably rewarjea, bud tfOR SALE. The Hotel kuown as the ORE SCENT, 177 Joralemon opposite the City Hall, (for particulars enquire on tho premises, or of JOHN DAM South New York.

au7 St WANTED. A young man who understands the Liquor Business. Good recommendation will be required, inquire on the corner of Myrtle and rlaymundst. PATRICK 0'KOIIKE. aul St 5KEWARD.

LOST. In Brooklyn some wher In Fulton between the Mechanics' and LTiuk Island Banks, ai abstract oftltldio Lots in vvara, on zutnana tst sib aiiua ou duui un hibuuhi ics' Batik. Also adeodf. om Peter Wyckoff to William teaid. The papers are of no use to any one but the owner.

The above reward will bo paid to any person re urnlng the ame. S. t. JG3WELL, au7 2t Nn 9 Conn street. Cf REWARD Stolen on Saturday aiter no 5th about 1 o'clock, f'oiu 145 Hicks si me following aruclea as near us can 00 recoiiecteu T'l old fashioned Silver Bout) Ladle mark G.

K. B. lb Silver TeaSpuotis ssmeinirk it N. HlO Ktlvor Table spoons do do do 1 Silver Butter marked R. D.

Irom S. E. G. 2 Mlver Forks iiiirlie H. K.

Bud S. M. K. 1 Stiver Salt Spoon mark D. Forks mark O.

1 he above reward will be raid on recovery of th 6ama. au7 lt J. DdAN.