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AMUSEMENTS. AUCTIOH SALES. SPECIAL NOTICES. FIRST EDITION. THURSDAY EVENING JULY lit.

Amusements, this Evening. BP.OOKITN GAEDEN, opposite City Hall. Geaxd Concert. BUETIS' VARIETIES, corner Fulton and Pineapple ttrects. Comicalities.

BABNTJITS MUSEUM, New York. Collection or Valuable Ccbiobities. Fertobuanos in Lecture Boom eykry Aitebnoon and Eveninq. Ex Councilman Kerrigan attempted to shoot Alderman Genet yesterday afternoon, for having, as alleged, insulted one of his female friends, The aflair took place in the Park. Fatal Fourth of July Accident.

John Dunlap was shot in tho leg by some boys who were firing a small cannon in the 10th avenue on the 4th of July, and so seriously injured that it was found necessary to convey him to Bellcvue Hospital for treatment. It appears that he was in an outhouse at the rear oi his residence and the wadding discharged from the cannon struck his leg and fractured it. He died of the effects on Tuesday. Flies and Mosquitos. K.

J. Davis, Druggist, at the junction of Fulton and Clinton streets, has a French preparation, in a very convenient form, for tho destruction of all Insects 60 troublesome at this season of the year. The article is so well adapted to tho purpose for which, it is intended that no one should bo without it Wigs Cameron's Invisible Wigs and Tou ees This new and novel invention is worthy the inspection of nil interested. Partings, never soils or Btalns, and pronounced by connoisseurs to so closely resemble nivture us to defy detection. Half Wigs, Bands, low; Hair Braids and Hair Work generally, of every shade, size and color.

199 Fulton street Just received by last steamer, beautiful new styles in Silk Notts, Hair Pins, Head Dresses and Fancy Combs, with a variety of Novelties in Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles. Ac, at T. W. Woods, Fulton street. CENTRAL SALEB ROOMS, CORNER OF WILLOUGHBY AND PEARL STREETS.

Near the City Hall, Brooklyn. KE6ULAH SALES OF FURNITURE, EVERY nUDAY. JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Auctioneer, LABQE SALE OF ELv.c,ANT EUROPEAN PAINTINGS, IN BROOKLYN. a.q TrPat7eotno, July 12th.

At 3 o'clock, In the large Gallery )L0Va new building, cor. Court and Joralemon sts Comprising a great variety of size anrttvlA nniitpct and finish, and to which the attention of the of mod Sic tares is respectfully Invited. The gallery lrnow 0n 5ay and evening until the time of sale. ivto 3t Friday, July 13th, At 10 o'clock A. M.

at the Central Salesrooms, Willoughba corner of Pearl Btreet Regular Weekly Sale Comprising a general assortment of Household Furniture. Carpets, Oilcloths, Glass Ware, Oroclt eiy, Chinese Gong, Also, at 12 o'clock noon, One CI; and Harness and one light Wagon, in god order. jylS It' HORSES, WAGONS. HARNESS, Ac, BY AUCTION. AT THE GREAT BAZAAR, (Sign of the Oolden Horse.) No.

320 and 328 Navy street, cor. Fulton Brooklyn. The next sale will be on FRIDAY, July 13, 18S0. at 3 o'clock P. when a large lot of Horses, Carriages, Wagons and Harness will be offered alike suited to the man of business or pleasure.

jylllm W. H. HOG AN. Proprietor. WILLIAM M.

LITTLE, Auctioneer, No. 341 Fulton street, WUlsell on Thursday, July 12th. 1SG0, At 12 o'clock In the Vestibule of the City Hall, Brooklyn. i'lie "Oceanic House." with about two acres of land at Coney Island. Sale positive.

3000 of tbe purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage. For maps, terms and full particulars, enquire of the Auctioneer, or of D. C. J. Winslow, No.O Court st.

jyll 2t FEEU COLE, Auctioneers. CITY BALES ROOM. No. 343 FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN.

(Offositb MosTAGtm Piaob.) WILLIAM M. LITTLE, "AUCTIONEER. OF BROOKLYN," 341 Fulton street, (opposite City Hall,) Haying refurnished his suit of rooms, consisting of the en, tire floor, he is prepared to carry on the Auction business bothof merchandize and real estate, on reasonable terms, and witb a promptness that cannot be excelled. Special attention given to the buying and selling of Real Estate, and the Renting of Houses. Money loaned on Bond and Mortgage.

JAMES RENWICK, Auctioneer. BY D. O'HAGAN. Auction and Commission Store, 140 Fulton Brooklyn. Bales every evening, at 1Y, o'clock, of china, glass, earm enware, plated ware and every description of merchandise.

Goods sold on commission and out door sales attended to. ly TOPARTIES BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING. BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS, Auc'rs, No. 64 Cedar st, opposite the Post Office, to glvejheir personal attention to SALES OF HOUSEHOLD at tteapuji: lies removing or declining nouseneeuiuij. clous Salesrooms for the convenience of those who may da lire tin.

medium of sale. mbSOtf CORPORATION NOTICES. OFFICE OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE CITI' OFFICES WITH ICE. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until Monday the 23d day of July, at 13 o'clock noon, for furnlshing.the city offices with ice, according to the specifications now on hie in this office. All proposals must be addressed to the Commissioner of Repairs and supplies, and endorsed "Proposals for Furnlshinc Uis City Offices with Ice." Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent in wriUng of two sureties, (who shall qualify as to their responsibility,) that if the contract be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound as his suretr for its faithful nerformance: and in case he shall nwrlefttor n.

fuse to execute the contract if so awarded, then that the price so proposed and the price of tho next highest' bidder tar whom the contract may be awarded. Brooklyn. Jury 11, BERNARD O'NEILL. iylOtd Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies. pITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, JULY itb, i860.

In Common Council, June 20, 1860. Whereas, In tbe opinion of this Common Council, acting as a Board of Health, the two vacant lots In DeKaib avenue, about two hundred feet east from Nostrand avenue, on the north side of DeKaib avenue, are a nuisance, dangerous to the public health, caused by stagnant water; therefore, Resolved, That the Street Coiumlssiouer be and he Is hereby directed to publish In the corporation newspapers, the usual notice of the intention of this Common Council to pass an ordinance, requiring the owner or owners of two vacant Jots on DeKaib avenue, on the north side, about two hundred feet east of Nostrand avenue, to fill the same to abate said nuisance. Retolved. That the City Clerk publish the usual notice, and also notify His Honor, the Mayor, of the determination of this Common Council to fill up the aforesaid lots. Adopted in Common Council.

June 20, 1860. Approved by the Mayor, June 2s, I860. jyll 3t WM. G. BISHOP, City Clerk.

CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, JULY 9th, 1660. Ix Common Council, June 20, 1860. Whereas, In the opinion this Common Council, acting as a Board of Health, the two vacant lots in Waiworth street, between WUloughbv and DeKaib avenues, are a nuisance. I and dangerous to the public health, and being covered with stagnant water should be nJled up so as to abate said nuisance; therefore, 1 Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be and he is here i by directed to publish in the Corporation newspapers, the I vacant lots In Walworth street between Willoughby and DeKaib avenues, to fill the same to abate said nuisance. Resolved, That the City Clerk publish the usual notice, I and also notify His Honor, the Mayor, of the intention of this Common CouncU to fill up the aforesaid lots Adopted in Common Council, June 20, I860, Approved by the Mayor, June 23, 1860.

WM. O. BISHOP. City Clerk. SHERIFF'S SAjLES.

SUPREME COURT Maria Louisa HitclaeU against Theodore Martine and others. Smith 4 Woodward, PUT 's Atty. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court made in the fevS action, bearing date the 13th day of September. 1858. 1 will sell by public auction at the Commercial Exchange.

No. (opposite theOity Hall) in the City of Brook i lyn, on the 10th day of July, 1860. at 12 o'clock noon, the I following described land and premises: All those certain I eicht lots. DlefiPH or nnmplq nf Innil Idn.onil wn. 111 the Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, and known and distinguished on a certain map, entitled "map of pro.

nerty in the Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, lately belonging to Henry Story, surveyed July, 1835. by B. Telford, City turveynr, and filed In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, as lota numbers 339 (three hundred and thirty nine,) 340 Uhreehundred and forty), 341 (three hundred and forty one), 342 (three hundred and forty two), 343 (three hundred and forty three). 344 (three hundred and forty.four). 34o (three hundred and forty five), and 346 (three hundred and forty six.) and bounded as follows Southwesterly Twentieth street; southeasterly by lot 838 on said marl northeasterly by lots 2ii9, 300.

301. 302. 303, 301. 305 and 306, on said map; and northwesterly by lots 295. 296, 297, and 298.

said map. Dated Brooklyn, June 4tb, I860. iel5 2aw3wF U112 GEO. REMSEN. Sheriff.

The sale of the above nronwtvu nnatrmnprf uHl thm iol. day of August, 1860, at the Bame hour and place. Dated I Brooklyn. July, lutb, 1860. 2awteTh GEORGE REMSEN.

Sheriff. SUPREME COURT Maria Louisa Mitchell against Theodure Martine and others, Smith Woodward, Plff's Atty. Inpursuance of ajudgment order ofthis Court, made in the above entitled action, bearingdate the 13th day of Septem ber. 1858. 1 will sell by public auction at tbe Commercial Ex change.

369 Fulton opposite the City Hall.J in the City of Brooklyn, on the 10th day of July. 1860, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises: All those certain four lots, eces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being hi the Eighth Ward of tie City of Brooklyn, known and dls ngulshed on a certain map entitled "map of property in the Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, lately belonging to Henry Story, surveyed July. 1835. by R. Tolford.

City Surveyor, and filed In the oflice of the Clerk of the County of Kings oo anuria, uwu nunureu ana ninety uve. two hundred and ninety. six. two hundred and ninety seven and two hundred and ninety eight,) and bounded as follows: Northwes erly by the Fourth avenue: southwesterly by Twentieth street; southeasterly by lot 346 (three hundred and forty six) on said map; and northeasterly by lot 294 (two hundred and ninety four on said map. Dated Brooklyn.

June 4th, 1860. je162aw3wF (1113) GEO. REMSEN; Sheriff. The sale of the above property Is postponed until the 10th day of August. I860, at the same hour and place.

Dated Brooklyn, July 10th, 1860. 2awtsTh GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff. SUPREME COURT Aaron Peck, Junior, agst. 3 Charles L. Aubuclion and Mary, his wife.

No. I. Millek. Pkkt ic Nichols. Plff's Attys.

In pursuance of a judgment orderof this court madein tha above entitled action bearing date tbe ninth day of Julyt IfetJO. I will sell by public auction at the Commercial Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street opposite the City UalL In the City of Brooklyn, on the 7th day of AAigust. I860, at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premlsese Ail those two certain pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and btlng in the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, and taken togethtr are bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Hamilton avenuo distant one hundred and eighty three feet eight Inches from tie southwesterly corner of Hamilton avenue and Conovor street, thence running westerly at right augh with Hamilton avenue fifty feet; thence northwesterly forty feet four inches; thence easterly and at right angles to Hamilton aveuue sixty feet; and thence southerly on said Hamilton avenue forty feet to the point or place of beginning. Dited Brooklyn, July 9.

I860. jylO 2aw3wTu 11 17 GEORGE REMSEN. Sheriff. SUPREME COURT Anion Peck, Junior, agst. Charles L.

Aubuclion anil Mary, his wife. No. 2. Miller. PiihT A Nichols.

Plff's Attys. Inpu suance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date tbe ninth day of July, 1860, 1 will sell by public auction, at tbe Commercial Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street (opposite trie City Hall), la the City of Brooklyn, on the 7th day of August I860, at 11 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premises All those five certain pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being In the fixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, taken together are bounded and described as follows, viz Begin nlng at a point on the westerly side of Hamilton avmue, distant one hundred and forty thre feet eight inches southerly from the southwesterly corner of Hamilton avenue ano Conover street thence running westerly at right angles to Hamilton avenue sixty feet: thence northwesterly along line equi dittant from Hamilton avenue and Summit street thlrty Bix feet two Inches: thence northerly twent live rert to a point diBtant sixty five feet westerly from tie westerlj sldeof Hamilton avenue and on a line at from and distant fifty two feet from the southerly Une ot Coiiowr street aiS abo on a line at rtt angles thereto: thence alongsald 1 ne at right angles to Oonover street fort fee five and one half Inches re or less to a point on a im' at rlci angles to Hamilton avenue and distant seventy. Hlrt.t i't theTefrom; and thence easterly aud at rhsht angles tn it iniilton avenue seventy eight feet to Hamilton avenue; the! ce running on the westerly side of Hamilton ave nSe one hundred feet to the point or place of beginning. "i'v'fii'u' GEO, REMSEN, Sheriff TSjOTk'rJ OF APPLICATION FOR THE IMS Is charge of an lnsolvi n' from his debts, pursuant to the provisions of theithlrd article of tbe first title of the flftk chapter of the second part of the Revl ed Statutes.

JULIUS FLATO, of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, and state of New York. Notice first published June 19th. 1869. Creditors to appear before Hon. Samuel Garrison, County Judge of Kings County, at the County Judge's Chambers, lo the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn.

Jn said Count) of Kings, on the 8d clay of September. 1860. at 10 o'clock IntM forenoon, to show cause if any they have, ment should not be made of said Insolvents estate, amino, be discharged fro his, nb a ji 19 laivlOwTu' 856 Fuli.ogsiwt. Brooklyn, iVEKY DESCRIPTION OT JOB FRINTIlW i neatly executed at tbls oBo CAUTION THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED against rcccivlnn nnd negotiating a check for 42,200 drawn ny me, and payable to W. C.

or bearer, upon the Mechanics' Bank of Brooklyn, and dated July 10, 1860, as the said check was lost hi the street or stolen from our office. The payment hat been stopped, and the finder will much oblige by returning it to me at the office of Barnes corner of Flushing avenue and AilelpM street, Brooklyn. Brooklyn, July 10, 18W. 8f O. KINGSLEY.

A FANCY AND VARIETY STORE FOR SALE Situated on the corner of Myrtle avenue andDuffield street, Brooklyn. For terms, which will be made favorable to a bona Bile purchaser, apply on the premil is. 2t ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE Messrs. REYNOLDS TUMMELS having made an assignment to the undersigned, he is now closing out their stock of elegant furniture below cost. The stock consists of Rosewood Parlor Suits, Mahogany Sofas.

Tete a Tetes, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads. Bureaus, Waslistands. Reception Choirs, Etegeres, Easy and Rocking Chairs, Hall Stands, in oak, walnut and mahogany; also 1 set of Barber's Furniture, consisting of 8 chairs and 2 sofas, will be sold very low. N. B.

All persons having claims against the firm of Reynolds Tummela will present the same before the first of August, anu all persons indebted to said firm will make immediate payment to me, at 273 Fulton street. jylO Ct PETER DENGEL. MERICAN COINS, MEDALS, ice, WAN'S ED Dollara of 1704. 1501, 1836, 1838, 1839, 1831. 1832.

Half Dollars 1796. 1797. 1804. 1816. Quarter Dollars 1797.

1816. 1823, 1827. Dimes and Half Dimes of all years previous to 1W5. and Dimes of 1811 and 1823. Cents of 1793.

1799, 1804. Half Centsofl 793, 1796, 1831. 1836, 1840 to 1848. 1k52. Any Massachusetts, or "Chalmers Annapolis" Silver Coins.

Any Coin or Mcdai bearing head or name of "Washington," tbe words or Immune Columbia," "Excelsior." "Confederatio," "George Clinton." "Nova Eborac," "Value me as you please," "I cut my wny through," "tfon vivirtute vld," "Liber Natus Liber tatein Dcfendn." "Liberty parent of Science and Industry," "Rosa Americana," "God preserve the Carolinas," If. S. 4c. Persons having any of ihe above or a collection of Coins and Medals to dispose of will please address JOHN ALDEN, Box No. 431 Brooklyn P.

0.. L. I. jy7 lm npHE UNDERSIGNED, IN COMPLIANCE J. with the Act in relation to the sale of bottles used by tho manufacturers and bottlerB of Mineral Water.

Porter, Ale and Cider, as amonded March 24th, 1860. having filed in theoflice of the Secretaryof State, and Clerk of the County, a description of the marks used by him, cautions junk men and dealers In bottles, or any person, from buying, using or filling any of the following named bottles, marked "Alex. Kagle, Mineral Water," and "Alex. Eagle. 1860.

Mineral Water. ALEXANDER EAGLE. Jc6 6w No. 70 Fulton street. Brooklyn.

rilHIRD STREET ALL PERSONS CLAIMING to own property on Third street, on either side, between Smith street and Ninth avenue, will confer a favor by leav inga description of the same at tbe office of BRITTON ELY, 22 Court Btreet, addressed to the undersigned. C. W. KELLOGG, i.vTJw President Board ocCommissloners. THE KEROSENE OIL BY RECENT improvement, have rendered the Oil entirely free from odor.

GEORGE CEAPPEL, Wholesale Agent of N. Y. Kerosene Oil 64 Fulton street, Brooklyn. N. B.

On hand an assortment of Improved Burners. AIM Globes, Wicks and Chlmnlea. Lamps altered and repaired. je291m SELF INFLICTED DISEASES ARE ERADI cated from the system by the use of "TRIESEMAR," 1, a and 3. FuB particulars will be found In the book emitted, "Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches." Price si5 cents.

To be had of Dr. BARROW, 194 Bleecker street. New York. Sent free of postage to any part of the Union. Sold also at Apothecaries Hall, corner of Fulton and Pineapple Brooklyn.

N. Y. jy6 Iw JCLAWSON KELLEY, ANALYTICAL PUY SICIAN, No. 52 Bleecker street corner of Wesley place Advice in all diseases given daily, free of charge. 1 hose unacquainted with the principles and practice of this system of medicine (which differs widely from all others) by calling upon us, or directing a not containing a three cent stamp, by mail, can obtain, gratuitously, a publication containing full illustrations of disease In its various forms, its symptoms and remedies, particularly of the lungs, liver, kidneys, impure conditions of the blood, and chronic diseases generally, with ample evidence of the success attending thelr treatment by this practice, je27 Im "NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS OFFICE A.

OF THE BROOKLYN GAS LIGHT COMPANY, No 136 Bemsen street. May 16th. 1860. On tbe 1st of July next, tbe priceof Gas will be reduced to (2 50 100 per thousand cubic feet nett cash. mylS 3m V.

T. HALL, i ir rilO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of th Sewer Commissioners, No. 355 Fulton street until Thursday, July 20th, 1860. at 12 o'clock for grading Union avenue, from Withers street to near 5th street. Plans and specifications may be seen and blank forms of proposals procured on application at the office.

No proposal will be received or considered unless made In said forms, accompanied by the signatures of two responsible penons, duly qualified. In the manner and form therein set forth. Dated Brooklyn, June 23, 1860. GAMALIEL KING, President Wm. B.

Lewis, Secretary. je23td PIANO FORTES. piANO FORTES. CHRIST IAN BECHT mblie th8t hekM No. 23 COURT STREET, Vt here will lie kept a good assortment or new and 2d hand PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.

FOR SALE AND HIRE. ALSO SHEET TJSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of every description. Piano Fortes, Melodeons, etc. Tuned and Repaired. DUNHAM PIANO S.

THE UNDER signed having been appointed Agents for the sale and loanin of Dunham's Pianos and Carhard NeedBam's cele the citizens of Brooklyn that they have opened the lar NO. 353 Fulton htkise'L', iianey Building, Opposite the City Hall, for fh sale of Musical Instruments, Sheet Music fte G. A. feel assured that it isno longer necessary to go to New York, as they will cheerfully furnish every article de Blr'd iD their line. 6m" GRUBE ADLER.

PIANOS TO RENT JAMES E. LENT, 859 Fulton street opposlteCity Hall New and second hand Instruments always on bund, to rent, witb the privilege of buying, and rent applied to purchase. Accordeons. Guitars, Banjos. Flutinas, Violin, Ac; also Sheet Music for sale.

my2Sly PIANO AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE W. WALKER. Music Store, 167 Fulton street Brooklyn. Piano Fortes, Musical Instruments, Music, VioUn and Guitar strings, Mr. W.

has now on hand and for sale a choice assortment of Pianos, of the most approved makers, vie Stodart, Nunn. at greatly reduced prices. Piano Fortes forbire. BUSINESS NOTICES. BEWARE OF POISON! And use.

for preserving fresh fruit KARTELL'S ALL GLASS JARS. No cement required, and warranted AIR TIGHT. WHITE 4 NICHOLS. 2W Fulton street, 3m Sole Aae nw for Brooklyn. MAGNETIC QUICK CURE KILLS PAIN in 5 to 30 minutes.

A quick cure for Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Croup. ore Throat Cramps. Sprains. Bruises.

Toothache. Earache. Backache, or any pain, for 12 cents per bottle. DR. DER1CK, 7 State street.

Sold at 127 Bowery, 711 nnd471 Eighth avenue, 8 Fulton and 61 Whitehall streets, N. in Brooklyn, at No. 260 Fulton and cor. Charles and Proi pect jy9 Iw ON'T LET YOUR BOILERS EXPLODE ITSE ASHCROFT'S LOW WATER DETECTOR, AND INSURE YOUR BOILERS acaikst EXPLOSION. BURNING, INJURY FRO?" LOW WATER.

NO STOPPAGE OF WORKS TO APPLY IT. PUT IN FOR TRIAL AND APPROVAL. je 'O tf ASHOROFT 50 John street, N. Y. PRESERVE YOUR FURS, CLOTH, CARPETS and ALL WOOLEN GOODS.

CHR. BROD'SCloth and Fur Preserver, Is the moBt useful article in the world; it will save Fur and all kinds of goods from heinp destroyed by moths and other insecta. Sold at the Depot, 53 and 56 Market st. and at all Drug Stores, N. iUo at G.

C. Close. 1Q6 Fultoo st; G. Milne, 217 fulton st: R. F.

Davles, cor. of Fulton and Olinton sts: W. Douglas. Fulton av, cor. of Fearl st: E.

Schannian. 383 Fulton st; P. D. Leys, cor Mnia and York st and Leaven wor'h's, 170ourtstreet, Brooklyn. Prices 25 and 50 cents.

je28 lm water motices. tvassau water department notice TO WATER TAKERS Water takers will take notice thattbepenalty for the violation of the following rule of the Water Department, will be rigidly enforced: "Sec. 35. Fine for using street washer or water for washing windows, door step, sidewalks or streets, after 8 o'clock In the morning, from May to November, and atter9 o'clock In th morning, from Vovember to May, five dollars for each offence." Brooklyn, JulySth, 1860. GAMALIEL KING, Pj esident.

D. L. NORTnup. Secretary. jye tf TTT7 ATER TAX NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Water Tax for the year 1860, will be due and payable on the 1st day of Ma, at the Registrar's Office.

(Room No. 1, Halsey Buildings,) No. 355 Fulton street. All regvlar rents remaining unpaid on the 1st day of June will be subject to an additional charge of tne per cent, per tcontb thereafter, till paid. Officehours from 8 o'clock A.

M. till 9 o'clock P. every day, Sundays and Holidays excep'ed. Office of the Brooklyn Board of Water Commissioners, April, 1860. GAMALIEL KING, President wm.

Lewis. Secretary 894 3ro KUUNlilti. 8 8 Y'S IMPROVED GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT ROOFING. Tbb Cheapest asdMost DnuABu Roorixo ra Deb, the applied to old Shingle Eooft without removing them, NEW AND OLD TIN AND METAL ROOFS. Ooated and repaired with GUTTA PERCHA OBMENT' and warranted watik tiobv eclmens and references can be seen at the principal offices 849 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, AND 610 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

m26 Opposite 8t Nicholas Hotel. PERFECT PROTECTION FROM THE ELEMENTS. PATENT MICA AND FIBROU3 CEMENT ROOFING. The Proprietors of this unrivalled Patent Roofing Material, having largely Increased th 'lr manufacturing facilities, are prepared to execute PROMPTLY" and THOROUGHLY all ordera for putting on new Roofs. Reofuriug OLD LEAKV TIN.

iinc, iron, Copper, or Shingle Roofs that are otherwise ho" lessly bad. This Cement will protect Tin or Iron many yearn from rusting or corroding. WORK WARRANTED. AS we undertake no Roof unless we make It good. Gall and see specimen and the best of reference.

vu i. BP1 of country, with printed DITTO, PORTER A 207 Brodwi. corner of Fulton st N. Y. W4 8m Successors to Joseph Ditto Co.

ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Under the personal supervision of P. T. BARNUM. The new Ventilators.

Ice Fountains, Ac. muke this THE COOLEST PLACE IN 1'HE CITY. WEDNESDAY, July 11. 1860, SHELDON'S FAMED JUVENILE TROUPE. THIRTY SIX TALENTED AND BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN, from 4 to 14 years of age, the perfection of grace and loveliness.

They will appear every afternoon and evening In the FAIRY BALLET SPECTACLE OF CINDERELLA; Or, The Good Fairy and theGlaBS Slipper. Also, a great variety of most pleasing entertainments. In addition, to be seen at all hours, the extraordinary and WONDERFUL ALBINO FAMILY. A Husband, wife and Child, each one witb pure white skin, silken white hair, pink eyes, Ac, though born of perfectly black parents. Tiiey are the greatest wonders of the world, VALENTINE MACK.

THE INFANT LAMBERT. OR GIANT BABY! 7 YEARS OLD AND WEIGHS 257 POUNDS! THE FINEST AQUARIA IN THE WORLD Filled with beautiful Living Fish, Living Seal, THE LIVING "WHAT IS IT?" The most interesting, amusing and wonderful creature known. THE FAMOUS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR, Br. R. O.

WICKWARE. THE LIVING SKELETON. Cosmoramic and Stereoscopic Views of the great STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, BABY ANACONDAS. SERPENT FAMILY, HAPPY FAMILY. GREAT VARIETY OF NEW WAX FIGURES.

Admittance to everything. 25 cents; Parquet, 15 cents extra. Children under ten, 15 cents, and to the Parquet, 10 cents extra. ap23 ly URTIS' VARIETIES, COR. OF FULTON AND PINEAPPLE STS.

Manager Treasurer Stau fc Manager Musical Director ISAAC BURTIS. L. B. PACKARD. D.

W. COLLINS, Prof. JACKSON COOL AND COMFORTABLE NOVELTY: TALENT ENERGY! ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE. LOOK AT THIS ARRAY OF STAR PERFORMERS. Bn.LY WEDDEN, the champion Jig Dancer, late of Earn Bay Newcomb's Campbell Minstrels.

BILLY QUINN. Ethiopian Comedian, second to none. BEN WHEELER. Irish Comedian, who is without a rival. Mile.

FRANK LB FOLLE, Premier Danseuse. Miss FANNY G1LMOKE Comedienne and Vocalist. DICK PARKER, who as a Banjo Soloist has few equals. J. P.

ENGLISH, the best Basso In the Concert room. D. W. COLLINS, Vocalist and Ethiopian Interrogator. LaPettite ELLA, the Little Fairy Star COMPLETE BAND OF MINSTRELS, EVERY NIGHT, WITH FULL ORCHESTRA.

Admission 10 cents. Orchestra Seats 20 cents. ap5 6m BROOKLYN GARDEN BROOKLYN GARDEN. GRAND CONCERT THREE NIGHTS EACH WEEK, MONDAYS, IHUESI)ATSi AND SATURDAYS. Attached to the Garden is a Bowling Saloon.

Billiard Tables, and a Shooting Gallery. The und altogether lie pleasantest place in the city. Je2S lm IflSTKHCTlON. SPANISH LANGUAGE ALBERTO DE (J TOliNOS, Professor of the Spanish Language. in the best Institutions in this city, wilt continue during the Summer, his Spanish Evening classes, and Private Lessons, at his residence, No.

75 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. j33m MATHEMATICS APPLIED TO THE ARTS PROFESSOR RYAN will give private lessons in pure and mixed MATHEMATICS. ENGINEERING. LAND SUR VF.YING, NAVIGATION AND ASTRONOMY. He can also devote a few hours each day to Instruction in Schools and Academies, or where his services may be required.

Terms oderate. Applyat04 Went Warren street. a283m PRIVATE TUITION SUMMER THE REV. L. W.

HART. A. Rector of the COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, will take private pupils, part of the present summer, (as last year.) on and after 9th RoomB, Marble Block, opposite City Hall, (entrance 141 Joralemon, cor. Court 6trcet.) Terms favorable. Circulars, as above.

jeV0 2w OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, No. 9 Court street. Brooklyn. July Mb, 1860. The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of Four per cent, payable to the Stockholders, at this office, on demand.

jylOlm WM. BURRELL, Secretary. WILLIAM513URGU CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Brooklyn, July 6, 1860. The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi annual Dividend of Seven per cent, payable on and after the Uh instant. iy7 7t H.

GIROUX Secretary. ttOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITU (J WON, 30th June, 1800. Depositors are hereby notified that Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum on all eums of from 9)5 to 500 entitled thereto, and of five per cent on sums of over 500, wiH be credited to Depositors on lstof July, payable on and after 16th July. Interest notcalled for. will draw Interest as principal.

Deposits made until and including 10th uly will draw interest from 1st July. Bank open daily from 10 to 2. and on Monday and Saturday evenings from 0 to 8 clock. IRA SMITH, President. O.DpssrKC.

Secretary. je303w TVTASSaU FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF 1 Ji nMaYiHc InreuKitti Jfttm wmuu, uic vuis uay declared a semi annual dividend of Ten (10) per cent payable on and after Monday. July 2d. Jjim T. BRKKMAN.

Secretary. OFFICE OF THE MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 1 Montague Btreet, (Me clianics' Bank Building,) Brooklyn, June 20th, 1860. The Board of Directors have tills day declared a semiannual Dividend of Seven per cent, payable on and after Monday, July 2d.

je301m WALTER NICn DLS. Secretary. BROOKLYN 8AV1NGS' BANK, JULY 2. 1860. Interest at the rate of six per cent per annom, on accounts not exceeding five hundred dollars, and five per cent per annum on sums of greater amount, has this day been credited to such depositors in this Bank as were by its by laws and regulations entitled to the same.

Interest payable after the 16th inst, and when not withdrawn, will draw interest upon the same conditions as deposits. Bank open daily from 10 A. M. till 2 P. M.

Also every Monday evening from 5 to 7 o'clock. By order. jy23w HOSBA WEBSTER. President. DIVIDEND OFFICE OF THE MONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. 7 Court street, Brooklyn. June 27th. 18U0. A semi annual Dividend of Five per cent on the capital stock of the Company has been declared payable on and after the 2d of July.

ie27 lm EDWIN BEERS. Secretary. OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 41 Fulton street, Brooklyn, June 21, IStfO. DIVIDEND The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi annunl dividend of Ten (10) per Cent, payable on nnd after July 2d.

The transfer book will be closed until that date. je21 lm WM. W. HEN3HAW. Secretary.

IjMFTY SECOND DIVIDEN BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY At a meeting of the Board of Directors held this day. it was Resolved. That a dividend of Ten (10) per cent be paid uoon the capital stock of tbe Company, on and after July 2d, out of the profits of the last six months, leaving a bnlance of said earnings 5 per cent which is added to the surplus fund. The transfer book will be closed to said date. JunelSth, I860.

By order of the Board. jeSJlm WM. F. LEGGETT. Secretary BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND.

IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES. In sums of and upwards, for sale. And Uncurrent Bank Notes and Specie Bought and Sold AT S. MACKAY CO'8 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE OFFICE, No. 6 Court street, Brooklyn.

C'mmerclal pape negotiated or collected. mhll tf rIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN No. 15 Court street. (LOWE'S BUILDINGS). JOHN A.

CROSS. President. HAROLD DOLLNER. 1st Vice President JACOB H. 8ACKMANN, 2d vice President.

WM. W. EDWARDS, Treasurer. Haold Dolwer, Alanson Trasic, Gonkun Brush, Josah O. Low, John A.

CroBS. Isaac Oarhart, 1 1. Frothlngham, David Farley, John H. Baker, QlTOod Walter, Samuel S. Powell, Jacob H.

3ackman, Mos F. OdeU. Peter O'Hara, Daniel Ohauncey, GeirgeHall. Richard Field, Stephen Haynes. Wo.

w. Edwards, Kdwards W. Flake. Albert Osborn, 'th s. H.

SandtOrd John Halsey. F. G. Thurston, Peirv Rowland, Sherman H.Sterllng.Edward Merritt, Obirles Lowrey, Adolpb Koop, John W. Hunter li opened for business daily from 9 A.

M. P. and llonday and Saturday, from 5 to 8 P. M. Pipositfi received from one dime to three thousand dollars.

Si per cent interest. aUowed on sums from 11 to $500. com nticlng 1st of January. April, July and October poets on or before the 10th draw interestfrom the 1st of those moiths. JOHN A.

0BO88 President. Vm W. Edwards. Treasurer nvis tf TRAtEL. PAY BOAT FOR WEST POINT, NEWBURGFI AND POUGIIKEEPSIE Fare 50 cents The steam liott ALlbA will leave Jay street, New York, dally at 8.30 A.

allowing passengers four hours at West Point, or three hr.iirs at Nfwburpb; returning to New York at 6.30 P. M. Connectitg by Railroad at Poughkeepsle for Albany. Troy, "nriiU'ga, or any point West or North. je25 lm OKJ1ING LINE FOR PEEKSKILL, LAND Ing Yonkprn.

Hnfttlnra. Dohtis' Ferrv. Tarrrtown. Sing, Haverstraw. Grassy Point, Verplaut's, and C'iuld well's Tie AURORA leaves Jay street pier at 8 A.

M. every iwiwuut. exception.) iteiurning icavi recK utui at i A. M. Tenches at West 10th jnos) and 30th streets.

lavoralle arrangements will be made with parties wishing to make excursions on this route. i28 lm ONG ISLAND RAILROAD SUMMER AR. ll RANQEMKNT. Commencing June 26.1860. (Sundays sxceptedj TRAIHS OOrKO 1A8T.

leave Irooklyn for Greenport at 10 A. M. and 8 3 P. M. RiTerhead.

at 10 A. M. and 3.30 P.M. Yaphankat 10 A M. and 3.30 P.

M. North Isllp at 10 A. S.30 and Deer Park at to A. S.30 and f.U P. Farmlngdale, at 10 A J.S0 and 8.JI P.M.

Srosset at 13 and 4:30 P. M. liemimtead at 10 A. nnd 6.S5 P. H.

Jamulcn at 10 A. M. 12 4, 4.30, i.K and M. ntUHS UOIKO WHAT. LST Greenport for Brooklyn at 4.50 and 11:00 A.

M. BWerhead at 6.45 and a. M. Yaphank atfMl A. A 12:23 P.

M. North Ill. at 3:45 and 7:13 A. 1:25 P. M.

Deer Park at 6.01 and 7.28 and 1 4i M. Atarmingdale at $.25 snri 7:52 A. M. 9:06 P. M.

BjoMrt.lt 7:20 A. M. 44:10 P. M. Hempstead at.G:.

7:35. 8:00 A. 23 4:44 P. M. Jamaica at 5:40.

7:35 8:02, 8:48 8: 15 5:15 P. M. N. B. Express Train may set down passengers at rilcki TUli and II.

Branch West, and take up passengers at Bare points going farther Eas. than Jerusalem. All other pamrtijers'wno miyrlde on Expresi Train betwen Brooklyn nd Jerusalem will bs chargod 50 per csnt advance on regular fare. jea9 A. H.

PALMBR. Agent. JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED AT the offle of this paver. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE, 2 M. By Telegraph to Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

The City of Baltimore off Cape RaceNo News Obtained. St. N. A ship ricgrd screw Pteamshi, doubtless the City of Baltimore, from Liverpool 4th, via Qucenstown 5t.li for New York, passed Cape Race at 11 o'clock this lore noon. She was first seen some 15 miles east of the Cape at nine o'clock, but a thick fog setting in, sue passed off to the southward, 60 that the news boat was unable to board her.

It is barely possible that the can containing the news for the Associated Press was thrown overboard, and that it may be picked up after tho tog lifts. Wind west, thonnonietor 60. Boiler Explosion. Noefoi.k, ilulvll. A terrific holler explosion at Graves' saw and planing mills occurred to day.

The engine is a perfect wreck. The boiler was blown seventy feet. Mr. Graves and three men were Injured, but none killed. Loss 1 000.

Virginia Politics. Richmond, July 12. It is currently reported that the friends of Douglas will call a State Convention at Staunton to nominate an electoral ticket. The "Weather at New Orleans. Nr.w Or.T.KANvTuly 1 1 Thf thermometer marked degrees in the shade at 1 o'clock to dav.

The Arabia's Mails. Boston, July 12. Tho M. mail steamship Arabia arrived up at 4 80 A. M.

Her mails will be forwarded by the 8 A. M. train due in New York at 51'. M. Illinois Politics.

Cuicaoo, July 11. The Krcckinridge wing of the Democracy held a State Convention at Springfield to day and adoptod resolutions endorsing the nomination of Breckinridge and Lane, and recommending each County and Senatorid District to present in full a ticket of National Democrats to be voted for at tlie ensuing election. The following State ticket was nominated: For Governor, Thomas M. Hope; fur Lieutenant. Governor, Thomas Snell; for Secretary of State, JJ.

T. Hurk; for Auditor, Harry H. Smith for Treasurer, Treasurer, W. II. Cather for Electors at Large, John Dougherty and Thompson Campbell.

Tlie nominations wero received with much enthusiasm) and a salute of 105 guns was fired in their favor. Arrival of the North Star. New Top.k, July i. The North Star brings only one day later from California. She brings upwards of $1,000,000 in treasure.

Additional Oregon advices indicate tho election of tho reniocrritic candidate for Congress by evenly fivo ma The Legislature is still conceded to the coalition by eight to ten majority on Joint ballot. The heavy failuro of Brewster ic Co. produced a sensation at San Francisco. It is believed their assets will pay all indebtedness, amounting to $350,000. There is much anxiety about other failures, but well informed merchants believe that the principal houses are sound.

Brewster Co. have already confessed judgment for 1 100,000. Raymond A engaged in the grain business, have also failed liabilities 425,000. Business is dull. Money is abundant at unchanged rates.

The North Star brought no Panama papers. Left Aspinwall on the 4th, frigate Sabine and storeshlp Falmouth; principal consignees, Wclla.i'argo Co. $250. 000; Menders Adams sjll.OOu; Treadwell Co. jlo.ijOO and Duncan Sherman $320,000.

Produce Markets. July 1J. 12H P.M. FLOUE Receipts 10,475 bids: Sales 6,000 bbls; State and Western heavy: Superfine State. 5 15 5 UK Extra State $5405 50: Round Hoop Ohio, 15 5 75: Superfine Western 95 22X; Common to Good Extra Western 54085 50: Southern heavy; sales S((l bbls; Mixed to good 5 505 SO; Fancy and Extra 6 0037 75; Canadian dull; Sales 600 bbls.

at 5 30S7 50. Wheat quiet and firm: sales trifling. Cork steady; sales 25.000 bush; Mixed Western 0263c OATS dull: Soutnern and Jersey 3740c Northsra and Western. 4041c. Bkzf unchanged; sales small.

Pork quiet; sales small: Mess. Sl 25 for old. and 19 12 19 25 fornew; Prime, 12 50for old. and 14 12 14 80 for new. Lari i'inn; sales small, at 12tl3c.

for obia. Whiskey quiet: tales 100 bbls. at 21c. LEGAL. CUPREJIE COURT, KINGS COUNTY lames Schenck against David Coope and Catharine, his wife, and others.

In pumiance and by virtue of a judgment order of the Supreme Court made ra the above entitled action, anil bearing date the 13th day of June, 1560. the undersigned, Referee, will sell at public auction at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 2d day of August, i860, at 12 o'clock at nqftP.fiV.teVlflEu'ift'aEil'lftn.d. aidorder men tain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being Tn the Ninth Wird of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New York, described and bounded as follows to wit. Commencing at a pointformed by the Clove road and tlie centre nf Vnion street, and running westerly along tlie centre of Union street to a point distant 129 feet westerly from the westerly line of Nostrand UTenue: thence northerly on a parallel line with Nostrand avenue 325 feet 7 Inches to the centre of Sacket street; thence westerly along the centre of Sacket street 2fti feet 6 inches; thence northeasterly to a point in the centre of Degraw street 243 feet 8 inches west or the centre of Nostrand a 'enue: thence easterly to the centre of Nostrand avenue; thence southerly along the centre of Nostrand avenue 190 feet 7 Inches: thence easterly, on a parallel line with Degraw street and distant 155 feet 7 inches from the southerly side of Degraw street 315 feet to the Clove road: thence southeasterly along the Clove road to the point the place of beginning; excepting four lots sold, one to Maria Myrick, one tn Catbarine Messerve, and two to James Hannifen, and also four lota released, one to Alexander Nemmo, one to Robert C.

White, and two to George Ca hoone. Dated July2d, lecO. NOBLE, Referee. moMLKT A Borgg, Plff's Attj g. jyll 2aw3 SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Adam T.

Sackett. Elizabeth K. Titu. JamM rr pand James H. Titus and Adam T.

Sackett. Executors and 1 1 uaiees uouer me mat wm oi Aaam rreuweii. deceased. Plaintiffs, against Michael Cunningham. Bridget Cunning, ham.

Patrick Kelly and Andrew Dudley, Defendants Summons for relief. (Com. not served.) To the Defendant. Michael Cunningham You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court for the County of Kings, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office. No.

69 William street in the City of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated April 17th, 1S60. KISSAM JONES, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, 59 William street, N. Y. The complaint in the above action was filed in the office of the Clerk of Kings County on the 7th day of May. 18j0 Kissam Junks.

Pius' Attys. STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTTOF KINGS SUPREME COURT Maria n. Robinson, Individually anil as sole Executrix of Ihe Inst will and testament of Henry H. Robinson, late of the County of Kings, deceased, plaintiff, against Rebecca Robinson, widow: Mary Auaustu Robinson, Lucy Robinson and Harry Robinson, defendants. Summons for relief.

(Com. not served.) To the defendants You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which was filed in the office of the Clerk ot tue suiu uouniy oi liings, at me lty nan, in the City of Brooklyn, on the twenty third day of February. 1360, ami to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his office No. 3 FronUstreet in the said city of Brooklyn, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you. exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tbe relief demanded in tbe complaint.

Dated Brooklyn, Fcbruarv 20th. I860. JOS. M. GREENWOOD, ie26 lawCwTu Plaintiff's Attorney.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TUE Discharge of an insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the provisions of tbe third article of the first title of the fiftu chapter of the second part of the Revised Statutes. WILLIAM J. COOK, of the City of Brooklyn, Iusoh eut. Notice first published June 2oth, 1500. Creditors to appear the Hon.

Samuel Garrison, County Judge of Kings County, at his Chambers, in the City Halt ot the City of Brooklyn, on the sixth day of September. 1H0, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of tout day, to sh'iw cause why an a5signment should not be made and insolvent be discharged from his debts, pursuant to said statute. S. D. LEWIS, Attorney, jf2Mawl0wTu 112 Broadway.

New York. Ul PRLME COUKT, KINGS COUNTY Wil llam Serceant nnd William Hunt against John Graham. To John (iraliHm, the above imed defendant: Sin: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the ci mplfiinl in this action, of which a copy is herewith served on yu. and to serve a copy of your answer thereto on the subscriber, at his oflice. No.

19 William street, In the City of New York, within twenty days after the service thereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time afuresaid, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of thirteen thousand, six hundred and seventy eight dollars, with Inter, st thereon as follows, that is to say: on 270from April 25th. 1854: on 2500 from September 9. 1854; on 2300 from March 14th. 1855: on S1250 from May 15. lai on S1230 from June 1855; on 1250 from July 15, 1855; on 9)46 from January 10.

1856: on 2407 from February 10. 1856; on 12405 from May i0. 1856: amounting to the present time to S18.333 t)9, besides the costs of tins action. Dated April 18, 1860. 8.

SANXAY. Plaintiff's Attorney, 19 William street New York. The complaint in the above entitled action was filed in the office of tbe Clerk of the County of Kings, on the third day of May, I860. mySlawOwTu S. Sasxay, Plff's Atty.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Cuivin E. Hull, plaintiff, against David F. Wercester. Luther G. Bingham.

Held R. Throckmorton and Gertrude E. Throckmorton, his wife, and Gullan Hook, defendants. Summons for relief (Pom not served.) To the defendants David F. Worcester and Gertrude E.

Thr' climorton You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which was this day filed in the office the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the City Hall, In tht City of Brooklyn, and to aerve a copy of your answer to tbe said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 41 Wall street, in tbe City of New York, within twenty days after tbe service of thlt summons on you. exclusive of the day of such service: and If you fail toanswer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintlll in this action will apply to tin Court for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated June 30th. I860. BRA1NARD Sc RICE.

Plaintiff's Attorneys, jylO I aw6 Tu 41 Wall street. New Vorlc IN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF K08 WELL C. BRAIN A RD, Surrogate of tho Oountr SS Notice Is hereby glren. aocording to law. to 'all claims against THOMAS BURROUGHS Jabs of the CKy of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are ros" red to jbib i thesame with the vouchers thereof.

BtJHSffl executors, at the office of Remaen KSStSS Brick Yard, Cross's Dock, foot of Ann street in the city of Brooklyn, on or before tbe Slat of March nsxt. Dated September 1st 1859. nrrounnnrra EMMA L. DtJ tKOUGHH. 1 ii lawfiaiS HORACE F.

BURROUGHS, The meeting ol the Democratic General Committee of Kings County wliicli was advertised to take place on Friday, the 13th has been postponed till Tuesday next, 17th inst. Almost a Fine. A small fire occurred last night in the clothing store of Jacob Sempter, No. 313 Myrtle avenue a few pails of water extinguished all hopes of a conflagration. Damage eleven and cightpence.

We notice in our advertising columns a call for a meeting of Irish citizens, to respond to the pamjHilet recently published in France." We suppose if anything can be done here towards mauing the French General King McMahon the Firat. The decease of Dr.Mathew Wendell is announced under our obituary head. Dr. Wendell was an old resident of Brooklyn, identified with it and Its inhabitans when the now large city was a village. He was Health Officer of Brooklyn, for many yenrs, and was highly respected by all who knew him.

Boabd of Health. The Board of Health was to have met yesterday, but all the members but Aid. O'Kccfc seemed to have forgotten all about it. It was of no consequence, however the general health is very good, and no epidemic expected. The Sanitary Police attend to all minor nuisances, and the Sanitary Association has taken charge of the worms so there is nothing in particular for the Board of Health to do.

Mr. Whittemore, Clerk of the City Court.dc sires us to state, in relation to his receiving fees as mentioned in yesterday's paper, "that the pro ceedings for which he received compensation as attorney, were before the City Judge, at Chambers, and had no relation whatever to the City Court, and that his actions were perfectly leeal and proper, as will be apparent to every lawyer's mind, and as the Judge held." Alleged Fal9e Pretences Joaiah E. Wi nahts, a butcher doing business in this city, was arrested yesterday by officer King, of the Lower Police Court, N. charged with defrauding Mr Wm. C.

Barker, doing business at No. 42 Vesey street, by passing to him a note for which he represented was endorsed by his father, Josiah Winants, but which proved to be endorsed by a Eon of the accused, who is a minor, and bears the same name. Winants "was held to bail by Justice Welsh in S100O to answer the charge Mr. William Finn, an old and respectable mem. bers of the New York press, died at his residence, ohneon street, in this city, yesterday morning, at two o'clock, after an illness of a few months Mr.

Finn was a native of the county Carlo Ireland his father represented Carlow for many years in the Imperial Parliament, and by marriage he was connecod with the late Daniel O'Connell. He is represented by his brettireu of New York as being a man of varied talent, and personally a genial, courteous gentleman. The Ridoewood Pic Nic Ridgewood Temperance Union yesterday went on their grand pie nic to Biddle's Grove. A fine steamer and two capricious barges conveyed the party of nearly a Jpndrcd persons to the ground. The excursion as a complete success in every particular, and was greatly enjoyed by all on board, without any accident or unpleasant occurrence whatever.

Drowned while Bathing. A little boy about 5 years old, son or tuuuiiu icornerof State and Columbia streets, was drown ed yesterday afternoon at the foot of State street. Some boys he was accompanied with persuaded Ji im to go in the water with them, and the little fellow undressed himself and fearlessly jumped in as he saw the other boys do, and being unable to swim he was drowned before his companions were aware of the danger they had led him into. His body was recovered shortly after, but all efforts to restore life proved unavailing. Coroner Eorton held an inquest on the body.

Daring but Unsuccessful Attempt at Bctr OLABT. The house of Mr. Wm. Hicks, No. 158 Grand E.

was burglariously entered about 11 o'clock last night by some person who gained access to the premises from the roof. They descended through the scuttle into the apartments of Mrs. Hicks who fortunately had not yet retired. She, together with a servant girl, were the only inmates at the time. They ran from their Bleeping rooms to the front parlor, got out of the window into the street and called for the police.

Officers Welch and Cochuc responded to the call, and entered the house in pursuit of the burglar, Who by this time had been alarmed by the cries of the ladies, and beat a precipitate retreat, and though pursued across the roofs of several houses and into the street, he finally escaped, without, however, securing any booty. Mrs. Hicks believes that only one person was engaged in the attempt at robbery, and is some one familiar with the premises. NEW YORK CITY NEWS. Four Bots Drowned.

Four boys belonging to the Juvenile Asylum on Washington Heights, were drowned while bathing last evening in the North River, off the Point. Details of the melancholy occurrence could not be obtained. Female Pickpocket. A female pickpocket named Lizzie Smith, picked the pocket of Mrs. Sophia Ann Walton, in one of the Fulton Ferry Btagcs this morning.

The stage was stopped and Lizzie wti9 arrested. She was token before Justice Welsh and committed in default of $1,000 bail. The Washington Market Fire. Four young inen were arrested this morning for robbing the Stalls at Washington Market during the fire this morning. Their names are Patrick Gallagher, Patrick Corr, Patrick Harly and James Carley.

Ihey were locked up in the Tombs to answer. Felonious Assault on Shipboard. Joseph nines was arrested on board tho ship Isabella from Liverpool for a felonious assault. The signal of distress was flying, and the Harbor Police went to her rescue. They found the decks completely In pos essiun of runners.

The accused waB takira on board and committed. West Washington Market Destroted nr Fire. Tbe Weal Washington Market was destroyed by fire between 11 avid Li o'clock last night involving an immense loss of property. The market consisted of a collection of sheds which had become so dry as to be highly eombustible, nnd when the lire commenced it spread with great rapidity, and the entire concern was soon enveloped, and speedily burned down. Tho steamships Bavaria and pneket ships Doctor Bartts, lying at tlie piers near the lower end of the market, were greatly endangered by the heat, but were hauled buuouuiuu, Al 10 I III possible to estimate the Iosb in the market but it will reach some hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Flic fire commenced in a shed near one of nyrenu bo rapidly tnat cverv effort pn.yuu uauiuss, ine whole lower part ot the city was illuminated, and atone timeitwasso light that the time 0 th cl Hall chick could be distinctly Been. The losses fall on the city, and on about one hundred Dro lima nnTn va A mm adjoining, was destroyed, and seven hundred cords of nlnn. wood rcducftd to nshes. A Sixth Ward policeman was fined $10 for contempt of Court yesterday, for bringing two drunken men up fur disposal. It has heretofore been decided by the Justices that no drunken mn would be tried.

They are to be kept at the sta Uvu nouse mi Boper. Split Straw Bonnets, very fine, at North's, 1 Fulton. Williams' Mammoth Hat and Cap Store, 293Fultoa street. New styles ready. New Style of Ventilated Hat at Wm.

Peck's Hat Store, 114 Fulton street, opposite Sands. Coffees, Teas and Sugars Grocers, Boarding Houses and large consumers supplied on liberal terms at 93 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. What It Is Williams' Hats, Caps and Children's Fancy Straw Hats can't be excelled 293 Fulton street. Johns Crosley's Improved Gutta Percha Cement Is the only material which will render your Lraky Roofs permanently water tight. 349 Fulton street.

See advertisement. The Collection of Elegant European Paintings to be sold by Mr liegeman on Thursday evening, July 12, is now open for examination, free to the iiblic, from 8 o'clock A. until 10 P. in the largo room (first floor) of Low's new building, comer of Court and Joralemon streets. Catalogues furnished at the gal cry.

The Juvenile High School, 189 Washington street (near Concord.) will commence Its Summer Term, Monday, April 23d. This School Is designed for boys under twelve years of age, only Desor's Hotel, conducted on the European Plan.Nos. 158andl60 Fulton street. Entrance In Cranberry street. Elegant single and double front rooms, from 2 to $7 per week.

Dinner from 13 to 3 o'clock. Ice Cream. Dining Rooms. 2d floor. BUUardB, Philadelphia Laser Bier, Ale, Dominick Colgan's New Hotel, 139 Pierre pont street.

Is now completed and open for the reception of his old and new friends whom he Invites respectfully to continue their patrnage. Free Lunch asheretofore! Summer Hats! Clearing out sale of Straw, Felt and all Summer Hats, at Biolow's, 185 Fulton St. Split Straw Bonnets, very flue, at North's, 190 Fulton. DIED. Wesdkix In this city, on Wednesday morning, July 11th, Dn.

Mattjirw Wendell, aged 81 years. The relatives and friends of the family nnd the medical profession are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from SStSiSlllSSSSfJ aQd Ulcl3 strMt3' FiNS On Wednesday, 11th inst, at his No 3 Jotason street William fins, In tbe 64th year of Ms The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Iriday, 13th instant, at 3 o'clock P. without further notice. Albany, on Saturday, July 7, William Parr, in he 26th year of his age. WANTS.

WANTED AN AMERICAN BO 7, ABOUT 14 Tears of age. in a Butter and Provision store One Parents preferred. Apply to A. G. WORD ROW, 208 Fulton avenue.

jyl21t WANTED BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN and wife, in reanRCohi. iiiniw.r.imiiw rti. JV "ual' winin lu minutes walk of the City Hal Terms moderate. Address Vincient Brooklyn P. Q.

jyisi it uers. must De Wltlln 10 17 AN TED AGENTS TO SELL, A NEWLY vv patented Press and Book, containing one and a half qulreB of paper, and weighing only eight ounces. Sells readily atlarge profits. Exclusive privileges will be granted by early application to J. E.

0OOLEY A Poughkeepsle, N. Y. The sale of the above Press and Books gives a remunerate employment to those that require alight outdoor exer lse, by canvassing for the sale of them. It being a respectable rticle. and used by business and literary men.

jylft tf JL08T AND FOI7ND. LOST YESTERDAY JULY 11, ON FULTON avenue, a small black and tan terrier DOG. with cropped ears and shaggy hair; answers to the name of "Prince." The finder will be rewarded by leaviDghim atlae house of Kev. F. PECK.

1S7 Unflield st. jyl'i It FOUND IN FRONT STREET, NEAR FULTON, a blue check SHIRT. The owner can have it by applying at this office and paying for this advertisement. DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KINGS COUNTY A Special meeting of the mocratle General Committee will be held at the "CAPITOL," on TUBSDAY, 17th inst, at 8 o'clock P. M.

By request. THOMAS H. FARON, President. Isaio Badeap, Secretary. jyl2 at MEETINGS.

TO IRISH AMERICANS A VOICE FROM FRANCE A meetlngwSU be held at TAMMANY HALL, corner of York and Pearl streets, Brooklyn, on FRIDVY EVKNING. July 13th, at 7X o'clock, to take into consideration and respond to the late pamphlet published in France. All who wish to forward Ireland's cause are invited to attend. 2t CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, July 10. 1860.

Notict is hereby given that the Railroad Committee of the pinmon Council will meet at the Committee Room, City Hall, on FRIDAY, July 13, 1800. at 7 o'clock P. M. Punctual attendance requested as business of importance is to be considered. By order of the Chairman.

jyll td WM. G. BISHOP, City Clerk. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, June 1st. 1860.

Notice is hereby given that the Assessment Committeewlll meet at the Committee Room, City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, June 13th, I860, at 7 o'clock P. tn hear objections, if any there tie, to the confirmation of Assessment lists for the following improvement Filling lois between 5th and Cth avenues ltith and 17th Btreets Fourth avenue grading, from Baltic s'reetto the New Utrecht line; and for Hamilton avenue Bridge. By order of the Chairman. WM. G.

BISHOP. City Clerk. The meeting of the Assessment Committee on the above matters was adjourned to meet on WEDNESDAY, June 20th, I860, at 7 o'clock P. M. jl5 td WM.

G. BISHOP, City Clerk. Owing to the mei ting of the Common Council, June 20th, 18 0, the meeting of the Assessment Committee has been and is hereby adjourned until WF.DIESDAY, July 11, I860, at 7 o'clock P. wheD the Committee will also consider the assessment roU for well and pump corner of Fulton and Reed avenues. j22 td WM.

G. BISHOP City Clerk. EXCURSIONS. CHURCH OF ST. CHARLES BORROW EO A GRAND PIC NIC will be given by this Church, on the 19th at MYRTLE AVENUE PARK, The Committee have spared no expense to make this Pic Nic one of the pleasantesl re unions of the season.

Tickets 25 cents. Jy9 9t JT UKIS' FIRST GRAND PIC NtO AND COTIi LION EXCURSION TO MORRIS GROVE, Jamaica, L. 1.. THURSDAY, 1860. George Wallace's celebrated Cotillion Band Is engaged Tor the occasion.

Should tbe weather prove unfuvorable, ttie Pic Nic will be postponed until further notice. Tickets can bo had of any of the pupils, at the Acadcmj, 847 Fulton street, on every Tue. diy night, and at the residence of Mr. Urls. 282 Fulton avenue.

Curs will leave Bedford Depot at a quarter ut at precisely. Tlcktte 60 cents, children under 10 years of age half price, JAMES McLRKR, President. T. W. Secretary.

E. Smith, Treasurer. jy9 lot" XCURSIONS TO HARLEM, MOT HAVEN, MELROSK, 0 I 8 A I A TREMONT, FORDUAM AND HIGH BRIDGE. Steamers SYLVAN SHORE, Oapt. Moody, SYLVAN GROYR, Capt.

Longstrect, Leave HAKLKM. PECK SLIP. 7.00 A. M. 8.00 A.

M. 9.15 A. M. 11.00 A. M.

1.80 P. M. 3.15 P. M. 115 P.

M. 6.16 P. M. 6.16 P. M.

7.15 P. S.W A. 7.00 A. M. 8.00 A.

M. S.00 A. 10.30 A. M. 1.00 P.

M. 3.00 P. M. 4 15 P. M.

0.15 P. M. (S.16 P. M. Lauding at 10th and 1 0th streets, each way.

PARK SIX OUSTS. Twenty Tickets for One Dollar. Steamboats to High llringf. and Stages to all the above Villages on tho arrlvid of ouch boat. ie3U3m J.

N. WATSON, Secretary. EXCURSIONS. SHE WON BARGE IRENE. Tbls favorite Barge is now ready for Excursions about the Harbor.

Fuvoralile terms will bo made with Sunday Schoola nnd other Socleilesor Brooklyn. Apply to Capt. THOMP SON, on board, at Wetmore's Dock, Adams street, J6 3m JOB PRINTING. EXECUTED WITH NEAT uttofflce..