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AUCTION SALES. FIRST EDITION, ANTED BOARD IN BROOKLYN, BY A youngman, with tbe use of Bath, between Fulton av. and Fulton Ferry. Address JOHN THOMAS, Post Office, Brooklyn. jy9rt WANTED A BOY IN THE OFFICE OF A wholesale house in New York; one from 12 to 15 years of age, and who resides with his parents In Brooklyn.

Salary first year 100. Address box 4536 Y. P. O. with name and references.

jy93t Amusements, Meetings, this Evening. BURTIS' VARIETIES, cor. Fulton land Pineapple "sts. Comicalities. BARNUM'S MUSEUM, New York.

ColIectlon of Valuable Curiosities Performance In Lecture Boom eyery Afternoon and TUESDAY EVEMJTG, JUI.Y 9: A large number of the 14th regiment reserve now quartered at the received their new JFINANCIAX. BROOKLYN, JUNE 5, 1861 TENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE "NASSAU BUILDING AND ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION," pursuant to section 10 of the act of incorporation, being a correct exhibit of the actual financial condition of the Association, at the close of the tenth year REDEEMED AND UNREDEEMED SHARE3. Total number of Shares originally subscribed 747 Of which have been redeemed 357 withdrawn 275 forfeited 31; 66 Present number of unredeemed ShareB 711 Total number of redeemedhares 357 Of wLich have been foreclosed 1jt. commuted 12330;) Present number of redeemed shares .13 Present tctil number of fihaiv 17 ASSETS, Real estate, estimated value $51,100 00 LeBB mortgages CO $28,800 CO Mortgnge on real estate and interest 514 5 Estimated collectable arrears of dues, 3,560 00 Personal property, iron safe 50 00 Cashonhana 25 Dues and premiums on 48 redeemed Shares Dues on 79 unredeemed shares J4.70 LIABILITIES. Claims of 7: unredeemed Shares STEPHEN CROWELL, president.

S. w. Burt is, Secretary. On the VJih day of June, before me came Stephen Crowell and Samuel Ilurtls. the President and Secretary ofNaEsau Building, Ac, Association, and being duly sworn said, that the above statement was true according to their best knowledge and belief.

jy: it W. H. Hollisi Com, of Deeds. WILLIAMSBURG II CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Brooklvn.

July 5th, 1861. The Board of Directors of this Company have declared a semi annual dividend of seven per cent, payable on and after the 8ih inst. jj07t 11. GIROUX, Secretary. Normal School.

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Sir There is at present much said and written about the above named institution. As one of its members, I sincerely regret that so little can bo said in its favor. Every membor of the Board who knows anything about it, knows too well that it is far from answering the purpose for which it was intended. There is no doubt that an institution or the kind is needed, and that if based upon different principles and conducted upon a totally different plan, could be made an ornament to our city, an institution ol which, we as teachers, would be proud to say we were members. But as it exists at present, our position in Normal School Is about as good a test of our abilities as the recent vote taken to ihe school, waa a test of its popularity.

We assemble here once a week, and for four hours go through a course of instruction which wo could be taught in any of the schools of our city studies which wo are expected to know thoroughly before we entered the institution. Yet, this is not what we object to; we ore all willing to learn and anxious to bo taught. But wo would ask that it be something which would belter lit us for teachers. After a (physician has learned his profession and commenced to practice, does ho etui poro over the dull routine of college studies? I should say that illustrations upon the practical part of his duties would better fill him for his sphere of usefulness, and now, will not the same hold good as regards the art of teaching 1 Yet, if any one imagines that such beneflts are derlvea from theNormal School, as It has existed, they are sadly mistaken. for one, have certainly never received in this institution a particle of instruction which I might bring into practice as a teacher, and I think I might name numberless others in the Batnc category.

Let us hope then, that the Intelligent gentlemen who have been appointed to investigate its merits will do so with impartiality, and that this Institution will be either entirely remodeled, or totally abolished, and thus rid our city from an endless expenditure of time and money. Yours truly, A Tf.acher. July 1SC1. Question. Why do ladies purchase Mrs.

hebuan's Skirts. In preference to any other Answer ecause they hp.ve been tested, and endure the test. No. 264 and 260 Fulton Street. JOHN K.

OAKLEY, Auctioneer. By JOHN K. OAKLEY HAMILTON SALESROOM, No. 16 Court st. corner Jor alemon.

opposite the City Hall. "i' 11 a luii ucomiuiun oi wmcn lias innMb5Kn WW'sbed In the Wednesday and Friday Maii, krook'W Bade, commencine with and since 31ay Bill, and Vflncli tr tflbA nlnr Mmr 311th XUAi iVnTfiCrn all. in the City of Brook Vi Jane next, at the same i.aiV. m30 SawtdTbiS The sale of the property referred' to riVMOlnK advertisement is postponed to the a th day of Janffll at the same hour anil place. jelo tj LAW The sale of lie above property is adjournal to tbt of July next, at the same hour and place.

a lv.i S. LAW, je29 Assignee of .1. li. Tioenim The 6ale of the above refe red to property is adioarned'to July 13tii, at 1 o'clock P. M.

at the same place. uly 18(3. S. D. LAW.

jy6 Assignee of It. Boerom. AsBlniiee of J. Boerum AUCTION NOTICE. Will be sold on the 16th day of July, 1861.

between the lioura of 10 and 12 o'clock A. The stock and fixtures, with a three years' lease from the 1st of May of drug stoi s'tuated on the corner of Classon and Myrtle avenues, Brooklyn. Also the drug store, stock, fixtures and house, with 8 years and 4 months' lease of ground, situated on the corner of Bedford and Myrtle avenues, to close a partnership. jyiMit' GOODWIN. M.

Receiver. CENTRAL BALES ROOMS, OORNER or WTXL0U6HB7 AND PEARL STREETS. JOSEPH HIEGEMAN. Auctioneer. REGULAR BALES 07 7URNITTJRK.

EVERY KUDOS Knar tho OUT Brooklvn. JOHN R. WILDS, Auctioneer. Sales Room No. 2Court street.

Brooklyn. VOORHIE8 WILDS, Will sell at auction, on PEED A COLE, Auctioneers, CITY SALE EOOMJ No. 353 FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN, (Orposnri Mostjodk Place. WILLIAM M.

LITTLE, Auctioneer, EXCHANGE SALES ROOMS. NO 13 COURT STREET. Will sell on AMUSEMENTS BURTIS' VARIETIES. BROOKLYN, COR FULTON AND PINEAPPLE STS. NEW FACES NEW ACTS EVERYTHING NEW! The following celebrated performers have been engaged and will make their first appearance on MONDAY EVENING, April 29th.

W. B. HARRISON, the great extemporaneous poet and comic vocalist, will improvise on any subject given by the audience. SILAS D. BALDWIN, the great Indian Juggler and rxnue lnrower.

Mr. J. M. ANDREWS, late of Buckley's Serenaders, St james uau, Mr. DAVE WILLIAMS, the celebrated Baniolst, late of the Canterbury.

Mr. EPH. BURGESS, the unrivalled Jig Dancer. Together with the regular company. Miss ANNIE BARDWELL, Queen of Song.

Mr. W. BARDWELL, Comic Singer and Burlesque Actor. Mr. W.

WEST, Ethiopian Delineator. Mr. HaRRY PILL, the meat Stump Orator. ISAAC BURTIS Proprietor. L.

B. PACKARD Treasurer. W. BARDWELL Stage Manager. Admission 10 cents.

Orchestra Seats 20 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock performance to commence at a quarter to o'clock precisely. apS tf ARNTJ M'B AMERICAN MUSEUM. The Manager lakes great oleasure in being able to announce an short time, witn PROFESSOR ANDKR80N, PROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD; THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD. Who has astonished Crowned Heads.

Nbillty and Gentry, with bis unequaled FEATS OF LEGERDEMAIN AND NATURAL MAIilC PKOF. ANDERSON will appear THIS and EVERY AK1ERNOON AND F.VENtNG.in a great variety of his ASTOUNDING TRICKS AND FEATS, which have never been equalled by any other artists; while his STAGE AND PARAPHERNALIA will be the richest and most brilliant ever seen In America; A GORGEOUS TEMPLE OF MAGIC, en chanting to the eyes and bewildering to tbe Imagination. To be seen at all hours, the wonderful and extraordinary ALBINO SISTERS, and their BLACK MOTHER AND BROTHER. Though these children are born of perfectly BLACK AFRICAN PARENTS, their complexion Is pure white, their hair or wool white as snow, and their eyes a delicate pink. THE GREAT LIVING SEA LION.

LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMPSON. Besides a great variety of other livins Bears, THIRTY LIVING MONSTER SNAKES! AQUARIAL GARDEN; THE WONDERFUL LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. THE LIVING SEAL. AND NEAR A MILLION OF OTHER LIVING AND PRESKRVED CURIOSITIES. Admission to all 25 cents; Children under teD.

15 cents. KINGS COUNTY COURT The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company vs. Richard F. BlydenbarKh and others. Millkb, Nichols, PlH's Attys.

In pursuance of a judpment order of this Court, made la the above entitled action, bearing date the 27th day of April, 1 will sell at public auction, at Commercial Exchange. No. 36P Fulton street in the Ci'y of Brookl at 12 o'clock noon, on the 22d day of HI ly. lfffl. the following described land and premises: All that certain dwelling house and those four certain lota, pieces or parcels of ground In the Elevei th (late Seventh) Ward of the City of Brooklyn which lots are known and distinguished on a certain map of idg towenrjoven nomesieaa.

in me oeventa ward oi tne City of Brooklyn. Marcb, 1844, surveyed by Silas Ludlam, City Surveyor, and tiled in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, by the numbers of 166, 167, 220 and 221, which lott taken together are bounded and described as follows: BeginninR ata point on tbe easterly aide of Oxford Btreet i distant two hundred and thirty five feet southerly from Hamon (late University) place, thence running southerly along Oxford street fifty feet to the place forming the houndary line of the said lots; thence easterly along said fence and also aionn th north side of the wing which projects irom the buildiDg situate upon lot number 219 on said roan, aid then still along said fence two hundred (200) feet to Cumberland street; thence northerly along tbe same fifty feet; and thence westerly two hundred feet to the place of beginning. It being understood and provided that the cornice u.on the aforesaid wingof tie adjoining house waioh prTtiects to pome extent over lot 220, shall remain as at present uctil the space occupied by snch projection shall be actually required for the puroose of building on the last mentioned lot. Dated JJrooVJyn, April 27, 1861. a3U2aw8wM HENRY HAG NER Referee.

The ibove sale is adjourned till the 29th day of Hay. 1831,. at the same hour and place, Mav 22, 18U1. m222awtsW HENRY HAGNER. Referee.

The sa'e of the above described premises is further postponed until the 5th day of June, 1361, at 12 o'clock noon, at the same place. May 29, 1861. mj30 2awtsTh HENRY HAGNRR, Referee. The tale of the above described premises is further postponed until the 12th day of June, 1861 at the same hour and place June 5th, 1861. je6 2awts HENRY HAGNER, Referee, The sale of the above described premises Is farther postponed UDtil the 19th day of June.

A. D. 1861, at the Same hour and place. June 12th, lftfil. jel32awtsTh HENRY HAGNER, Referee The sale of the above described premises is lurther postponed until the 3d day of July, 1861, at the same hoar and place.

June 19th, 1361. ie2t) 2aw3wTh HENRY HAGNERT Referee. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE Discharge of an Insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the i revisions of the third article of the first title of the fifth chapter of the second part of the Revised Statutes. JOHN" CAKK, of the City of Brooklyn. Notice first published on the 17th June.

1S61. Creditors to appear before the Hon. Samuel Garrison, County Judge of Kings County, at his Chambers, at the City Hall of the City of Brooklvn, on the 2d day or September. 1861, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, to show cause.il an they have, why the said insolvent should not make an assltrrment and he be discharged from his debts. STEPHEN B.

BROl'HY, Attorney for Insolvent. jei71awlCwM No. 15 Court street, Brooklvn. SUPREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY Samuel Wilkeson, Receiver of the Hendrlck Hudson Fire Insurance Company of the City of New York, Plaintiff, against John Reilly and his wife. Defendants.

Summons for Relief. (Com. not served.) To the defendants: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint In this action, which will be filed ha the office of the Clerk ol the County of Queens, at Jamaica, in sad Courty, antJ to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, ai their ofiice No. 84 Broadway, New York, within fwenty days after the service of thissum mons on you. exclusive ot the day of such service; and if yon foil to er the said complaint aa aforesaid, the plain tie will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In tha complaint.

Tated February 13, 1861. FORD BALDWIN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. til Broadway, N. Y. The I'omi'laint In the above entitled action was filed in the otliet: of the Clerk of Queens County, at Jamaica, is.

Baid County, on the 27th day of March, 18ol. Ford Baldwis, Plff's Attys, nl lawPwM 4 Broadway, N.Y. By Telegraph to Brooklyn Daily Eagle. EAGLE OFFICE P. M.

EXCITEMENT IN LOUISVILLE. Apprehnsion of Trouble between the State and Federal Authorities. FROM WASHINGTON. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT Two of the Rhode Island Troops Killed and several Wounded. FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Contemplated Attack on Sewell's Point. FURTHER POSTPONEMENTS. More Desertions from the Eehel Camps" But 2,000 Men at Richmond. The Situation of the Rebels Desperate. FROM BALTIMORE, From Washington Sad Accident.

Washington, Jtly As the right section of the Second Rhode Is. land Light Battery was drilling on the grounds near the encampment of the Mozart Regiment of New York, early this morning, the cartridges in the lumber chest of the second piece exploded, killing Corporal N. T. Morse, and private TVm. E.

Boarn seriously wounding E. R. Freeman, and slightly wounding Richard Thornley and Edward E. Weeks. The remains of the dead will be sent to Providence this afternoon.

The cause of the ignition of the powder is unknown. A report prevails that it was in consequence of the explosion of a shell, hut this is disproved by the examination of several men acquainted with pyrotechnics, no fragments being found. Their theory is that the explosion was by the acency of friction matches, either thrown into the lumber chest by some enemy, or dropped into or near it by carelessness. From Fortress JUonroe. Fobtmss Monroe, July i vu.

Baltimore, July 9. Commodore. Pendergast has gone southward with the Roanoke, and the Cumberland and Daylight will sail to morrow. The Roanoke will probably become the flag ship of the West India squadron. The Quaker City was ordered up to Old Point early this morning to particip te in the contemplated attack on Sewall's Point.

Including a frigate and several gun boats there was in Hampton Roads this morning a force of 200 guns and 3,500 men. It was hoped that a de gonstration would be made against some of the adjacent batteries, but nothing of the kind is to be done. Col. Duryea is acting Brigadier General. A.

movement of his regiment to Fox; Hill, about 5 miles distant, was contemplated, but has been abandoned. LaBt night two men deserted from the Confederates. They belonged to the gunboat Teaser, which guards James river from Richmond to the vicinity of Newport News. While she was at anchor last night the men escaped in a yawl and loug boat, and were picked up this morning by the Monticello. A small boat from the shore pursued the deserters, but withdrew on the ap pearanee of the Monticello.

The men belong in New York and Baltimore, and report that they were impressed into the Confederate service; that there are only 2,000 troops in Richmond, and that the same number posted below on the James river. The situation of the rebels they say i desperate. F.vcitemem at Louisville. July S. Considerable excitement was created this P.

M. from a report that the Home Guard and ate Guard of Bardstown had had a rencontre. The story was ihat the Surveyor ot Louisville had di rectedan agent to stop, at Bardstown, certain wagons with, goods en route for the Louisville and Nashville railroad, destined for Tennessee, and that the agent being unable to execute the order, called on the Home Guard for assistance, and that the latter were attacked 'by the State Guard, causing a loss of several lives on each side. A passenger who left Bardstown several hours after the reported collision, says there was no conflict, and that the wagoners, advised that there would be trouble, went around Bardstown on their way to the railroad. From Ualtimore Baltimore, July 10.

Provost Marshall Kenly having heard that a suspicious schooner supposed to be in the employ of the piratical party who seized the St. Nicholas, some of who were captured yesterday, was in the bay awaiting the return of Capt. Tho mas, alias the French Ldy, this morning took possession of the steamer, Chester just as she was about leaving for the Lastern shore. The passengers were put off and soWiers took their place, and she proceeded down the bay to make the capture. Capt.

Thomas and his party eame from Fredeiickstown in this sehooner. From Newark, N. J. Sewakk, July A well known petty politician of this city has addressed a treasonable and insulting letter to Col. Johnson, of the 1st Regiment ol New Jer ety, naw in Virgil i by Col.

request, was published in this morning's Mercury. Such acts as this are generally regarded here as "simply very unwise, fruitful of more trouble to tho authors than others. The immense preponderance of gublic sentiment is so manifestly with the Administration, that very little notice is taken of tho. secession sj mpnthi zers. The Expected Steamer.

Farther Point, Jaly i o'clock, To this hour we have uo tidings of tie steamer North Briton. The weather is thick and foggy. ISajls for Europe. Boswtf, July ft Tho mails per steamship Europa close at seven o'clock, and she sails at ten to morrow morning. Kev York Marksts.

July'." 12X P.M. JLOUH Beqelptj. bbls: sales y.UOO bbls. titate nod Westera without any important ohanne to not; tue toe market Sunemne Mate. 3 65aa 7fi isxim, state, 4 SB: Round Hood Ohio.

4 wadTJ: Superfine Western. 3 003 S5s Common to Good Extra Western, 43 605U boothern Is liuU: Bales ot IIU0 at f5 7o let Mixed to Good and 6 ooa 00 lor Fancy M4 Extra Canadian ii dull; sales or ICO bMs. at M007 00 for Wheat Is quoted as steady, with a fair export iemand. Water lied western 1 amber Iowa lOMSaW. CoMs nulet: sides M.WUba!:; ew Mixed Western 43c: Yell jw Western ffl OAis dull: nonmera and Jersey AjaSOoi Noitbarn arjo Western.

A Bekf dult: Country Mess fc 50b 00; Trims 34 001 SO; Repacked Cliicnpo rOI0. Pom dull: sales bbls; Mess IMmo Lard quiet: sales at tor bbls. "WBisKET qulet; sales at COTTOs The market Is firm: Sales oW bale? of Middlins I'plardsnt Coffu' quiet; sales Rio nt stesd: sales of 200 hiul Cuba soMat Moi.ASsys dttllard nominal. ANT ED BY A RESPECTABLE PROTifiSf i i auv kjii, ii oiiuuuuu ua uuauiutirxuiiiu auu waitress1 Inquire, for two days only, at No. 32 Lafayette, street, iHuuitiyii.

jya XL WANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG girl, as a first class dress maker; can cut and fit well: will go by the day or month: is also willing to do chamber work; has no objection to the country, good reference can be given. Can be seen In Classon avenue. 4th house south 01 juaiayetie avenue, ontne westBiae or Ulasson. jy lit WANTED BOARD AN ENGLISH GEN tleman Is desirous of procuring partial board, with good bedroom. In the house of a respectable private family, where few boarders (ornone) are kept.

The house to be In a good and airy situation, and easy distance from ferries. Address, with particulars, HENRY JAMES, until Friday mm ii i. k. inferences excpangeo, 11 requireq. jynat" WTAHTED BY A WOMAN, A SITUATION as good plain conk, waster and Jroner.

Can be seen un ouijuiu un me uasementj uroomyn. jyii it WANTED BOARD and a small room, by a lady. Address S. L. HARRIS, Eagle office.

Jl 8 ut WANTED A SITUATION, HY A YOUNG 'f care oi cnuuren ana do plain sewing. Please call at 227 Navy street. jy8 3i TAfAMTED BY A RESPECTABLE RTRL stely landed from Ireland, a shuation In a respectable ramlly as plain cook, washer and Please address or call Front street, in the basement) Brooklyn, jjg 2t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG married woman, as wet nurse. Has no objection to "vm uiomuvc iu me uuuuiry. Apply at UOIU sweet, BlooHyn.

jy83t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE3PECT able young girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or to take care of children. Pleaae call, for two days, at 96 High street. Brooklyn. jyg 3t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT able young woman, as chambermaid and waitress, or would do housework; Is strong and willirigto work. Has the best of city reference.

Apply at 51 Hilary street. iyS 3t ANTED A SITUATION FOR A SMART', faithful girl, either in Brooklyn or the country; is a good plain cook, experienced In general housework, and an excellent washer and IroDer. economizing, neat and well recommended. Call at No. 113 Atlantic street.

WANTED IN FORMATION WANTED OF MARY DONOVAN, who came to this country about 7 years ago, and who was bound out unbeknown to her mother, with a Mrs. Tyler in Pacific street, but has since left her, and Is now living somewhere In this city. If she will call at Madison street, between overneur and Montgomery, New York, she will meet with her mother who is anxious to see her. Any information as to where she may be found will be thankfully received. iyG3t WANTED FAMIL1E3 OR YOUNG MEN can have their linen washed and promptly returned, on application to MRS.

NELAN, No. 5 Lawrenco street. The best of reference can be furnished. m8 2m LOST AND FOUND. ffiK REWARD LOST, ON THE 5th JULY, Ut going from Pearl street, Brooklyn, over the Catherine lerry, tp New York, a lady's GOLD BREASTPIN, with a gentleman's miniature In It.

The name of "Ot. Leitch." is engraved on It. The owner will give the above reward by leaving it at 131 Pearb corner of Prospect strett, Brooklyn, CfiK REWARD LOST, ON SATURDAY LAST, Py a light red, BUFFALO COW, with white spot on fore U.ead; boever will return her to C. H. STEERS, Cove Road, Bedford, will receive the above reward.

is 8 lw REWARD LOST, ON WEDNESDAY Wtf last, BLACK HORSE, with white legs, nose and two spots on the back. The above rewsrd will be paid to whoever will return him to JOS. EXLKK. Hunterfly road, Crow Hill. jyK3t LOST MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8th, IN Fulton street, between the hours of 7 and 8 in going (Mt A PIECE OF TAPESTRY MOBK.

which the young lady who lost it valued very ybi? iT4Slrral rewar I will be glvea if brought to HENRY MAYBURY, corner of Brldse sireet and Fulton avenue, or to the Academy of the Slstersor the Visitation, orner if Pearl and Johnson streets, and thanks of the owner. J3'91t T'OST ON THURSDAY NIGHT, A 'BAY XJ HORSE, with a stiff knee on near fore ler. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving him at JOHN SMITH'S, WyckolT street, cor. Albany avenue. jys 3t LOST YESTERDAY MORNING, FROM Carlton Market, 379 Myrtle avenue, a large, yellow poe, long tall, cropped ears, and had a leather collar on his neck.

A liberal reward will be paid to whoever will re urn blm to THOMAS STARR, at the above place, 2w CHINA, fcc. JESSE N. COOE, CHINA AND GLASS STORE, (Gaa Fixture Wareroonis on Second Floor.) 135 FULTON BTREET. The usual assortmentof articles kept by a first class store. KER08ENE LAMPS.

A large assortment. Goods In quality ani price, eonal to any other establlsh ment. Packed and delivered free of expense. p9tf KINDLING WOOD. "INDUNG WOOD BY STBAM POWER AND Machinery Price Reduced.

FACTORY, Nos. 6 4 8JAY ST3SET. BROOKLYN. Orders left at the following places before 9 o'cloor P. M.

irUlbe promptly attended to: The CITY POST OFFICE. E. RAY. 871 Myrtleavenne. FOSTER i LOPER, No.

4 Sands street Mr. JAMKS, 31 Fulton street J. DAVENPORT, comer Oxford street and Ful avenue 4and Agent Wood In bundles constantly on hand. oW DEBAUN Proprietors. MACHINERY.

PORTABLE STEAM PUMP FOR HIRE Persons having cellars flooded, or desiring cisterns emptied, or any other pumping done, can De accommodated It sbor motlce nd on rMsonable terms ov applying to dll ALBERT H. OSBOR'N. 365Fulton St. LOTS FOR SALE. LOTS FOR SALE AT PRICES FROM 350 to SO0, In the 10ft Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, on 3d and 4th avenues and President and Carroll streets; if im provements are made all the purchase money can remain on mortgage for twenty also water fronts on the Gowanus Creek, suitable for manufactories, or lumber, brick, coal and tone yards, which will be sold or leaaed on very favorable erms.

Apply to ARTHUR W. BENSON. Office on Carroll street noar Ttfevins st THE WAR. fAMP STOOLS AND CHAIRS, WITH foldingana stationary backs: also Children's Cabs, Propeller. Carts.

Wagons, J. BCNCE, JelK lm 9j Fulton, corner of Henry street. THE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT SOC.ETY, at No. 65 Court street, oBer to sell to those purchasing for the use ol the soldiers, a quantity of Overalls, Jumpers and Hicsory Shirts at the costofthe material, el3 tf PLUMBING. PLUMBING! PLUMBING! THOMAS HUDSON A PL UMBERS, No 72 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.

HEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE BATHS, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS. WASH BASINS, WATER CLOSETS. AND HYDRANTS, Fitted up In the most approved manner. Water and Sewer Pipeatapped and introduced into Dwell gs. Factories, Ac.

THOMAS HUDSON. el43m GEORGE! HUDSON. SEWERAGE. NASSAU WATER No. 355 Fulton street, Brooklyn, June 7th, 1861.

TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals win be received at this office until Wedneslay, the 10th of July next, at twelve o'clock noon, for building a sewer in Flushing avenue, from Portland avenue to Grand avenue, as laid down onman District 23 sub divlsionl, of said map. Plans and specifications may be Been and blank forms of proposals prooured on application at this office. No proposal will be received or considered unless made In Bald forms, accompanied by the signatures of two re. sponsible persons, duly analtned. In the manner and form therein set forth.

GAMALIEL KING. President Daniel L. Nomnrp, Secretary. je7 td HATS AND CAPS. HATS, CAPS, FURS AND STRAW GOODS.

93 ATLANTIC ST. AND If 'j WLTON ST. Opposite the Market Near 'enry Brooklyn. JAMES HARRIES, the OLD ESTABLISHED HATTER, considers It to be his duty to inform his numerous customers and the public in general that he foj now prepared to offer anewand fashionable assortment of HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, to suit the taste of every wearer, and at prices to meet the exigencies of the times which he feels will defy all competition.

N. B. Men's Panama and Pelt Hats, Ladles' and Missel' Bonnets, and all kinds of Straw Goods cleaned, dyed and re blocked to the latest styles at the most reasonable charges, on the shortest notice. JAMES HARRIES, 93 Atlnntlc street, opposite the Market, And 1C0 Fulton street, near Henry, Brooklyn. SPECIAL NOTICE JAMES HARRIES has removed his Hat Store from 138 Court street, to his old stand, 93 Allan tic street, opposite the market.

PRY GOODS. JC. COTRELT, WILL SELL FROM THIS date, Ladies Taffeta Silk Gloves at thirty eight (M) cents per pair, a reduction of twenty five per coat. je27 272 Fulton street Brooklyn. LADIES' ELEGANT SILK MITTS AT 1A1 porter's prices.

J. O. COTTRELL, Je20 272 Fulton street. Brooklvn. A REAL REDUCTION OF TWENTY FIVE per cent on Ladies' Hosiery, at J.

C. COTTRELL'S, ie27 272 Fulton street, Brooklyn. O70 REMOVAL! k)rTQ 0 WM. P1NDER i SON Have removed their stuck of Hosiery and Gent's Furnish 7 ooila from their old stand 171 Fulton street, to their new inn! capacious store. 273 Fulton, one door above Tillary st, Umif the large Plaid Stocking.

rr Jiiri HO. HOS1EI.Y HOSIERY 1 M. I SO.t ii NEW STORE, ulton street, one door above Tillai GLOVES TUa G.t Il' lCl;" 'i11 assortment. wlUalwayibe fous 1 1N0. MMA oypotltt 's.

iETTlS. anii im iuc nai'i i irKin uniforms yesterday, and to day the remainder are expected. If they are received they will probably start off this evening or to morrow. Inquest. Coroner Horton held an inquest this mornirg upon the body of a colored boy named Henry Hendrickson, aged 14 years, an orphan, Who died yesterday of cramp, prodaced by eating too freely of cherries and green apples.

Verdict accordingly. Fibes. A fire broke out this morning a'jout 3 o'clock, in a three story frame building No. 92 Main street. Damages about $500.

alarm cf fire yesterday afternoon was occasioned by the burniDg of a small stable, corner of Bolivar and Raymond streets, owned by Peter Riley. Damage trifling. Lating a Coeneb Stone. The corner stone or a new edifice, to be known as Grace (Episcopal) Church, was laid at Jamaica, L. I on Saturday last.

The exercises were conducted by Bishop Potter, the Rector, the Rev. Win. L. Johnson, the Rev. G.

L. Sayre, and others. Ex Governor King and a large number of citizens were in attendance. The former building was destroyed by fire last winter. The new church will be erected on the site.

The estimated cost is about 15,000. Narrow Escape from a Terrible Death. A boss night scavenger, Mr. Howell, and two assistants, John Guildecamp and Martin Champ, were on duty as nighfsoil men at No. 26 Chapel street, about three o'clock this morning, when the platform, having some rotten planks in it caved in, immersing the men in the filthy puddle beneath.

They were rescued with great difficulty, nearly snffooated. Howell and one of his helps were conveyed to their homes in South Brooklyn, the other man was taken to the City Hospital. A Place to keep Cool The principal object now a days, when the the thermometer ranges from 94 to 100 degrees, is to keep cooL This can not be done every where, nor un all circumstances. There is but one place in Brookljn where it can be done satisfactorily, and that is at Gray's Baths, near the foot of Fulton street. The briny waters of the' great deep ebb and flow there continuously, and a pknje or two Into their depths has the effect not only of cleansing the body, bntof invigorating the frame.

Everything about the es ablishment is ia the best of order, and although the visitor may be in a "melting mood" when he enters he invariably egresses as "cool as a cucumber," pleased wiih himself and everybody else. Go and take a ath. Court of Sessions ajEFOHE JUDGE GABBISOtf AND JUSTICES 8TILWELL AND UOYT. The Grand Jury were called in this morning and presented thirteen indictments. The parties implicated by those indictments are now in the county jail.

The District Attorney presented their cases first to the Grand Jury, so as to give them an opportunity of a trial before the summer recess. James H. Gill was indicted for keeping a disorderly house In TValworlh street. James pleaded guilty with this expluuulluft Uc Keyl an ojrotor nad aAnlclnff saloon; a party of men who resorted to his house played cards once without his knowledge; he thought they were playing for fun: It turned out they were playing lor mo ney. The policeman who made the arrest stated that cards were frequently ulayed in the house, but this was the first time they had been able to make an arrest.

Sentenced to pay a fine of $25 or go to jail for 20 days. Patrick Moloney, No. 1 Lawrence street, indicted for selling liquor without a license, pleaded guilty and was lined $10. M. Bizzelle, indicted for the sameofTence; he stated llmL.be now had a license.

Fined $10. H. W. Graham, 82 Ninth same offence, same plea offered in extenuation, same fine imposed. Police.

Wife BEATiNG.JuIia Conlan, having recived aatisfac tion for the hiding which Michael, her husband, gave her, didn't appear against him this morning. The complaint waB accordingly dismissed. Assault and Battery. Pat. Murphy vs.

Edward Fitzgerald. Complainant brought two or three witnesses, who swore that one was as much in fault as the other. Complaint dismissed. RonuKD ins Emi lotee. Lawrenco Mentor, assistant in Charles Lelor's grocery store, corner of Court and Backett streets, was convicted of robbing his employer of 38.

Sentence suspended. BorND Over. Edward Campbell irave bonds to keep the peace towards Daniel Freel and' all other citizens of the State of New York. TnnEATB. Malison Cantwcll gave bonds to keep the peace lowards Louise Neillc, whose nervous system he had galvanised to a fearful extent Blessed aee the Peacemakeks.

The venerable philanthropist, George Hall, ex Mayor, appeared in Justice Court, this morning, in iho character of a peacemaker, in a suit in which George Van Nam.ee charged Mrs. Jane Bcasely with assault and battery. The parties are highly respec'able, and this being a neighborly quarrel, r. Hall said ought never have come into Court. In extendiDg tho icgis of protection over her husband, when attacked, Mrs.

B. had done no more than what any good wife would have done had she been in the same place. The further hearing was fixed forTucsday afternoon. Number. Ohe.

Ex City Judge Culver was decrood in Justice Adorns' Court yesterday, In a suit aalnst Mrs. Martha Beard. This little bill arose out of a suit in the City Court, when Culver was Judge, who, with a noble self sacrifice, appointed himself referee, and decided the cose in, favor of Martha, who will now have to foot the bill. Me. Gobilla.

A fine specimen of the true aboriginal African raoe, the nearest approximation to the human species yet discovered, was brought before Justice Perry thismornlng, and sent to the Penitentiary for GO days. He gave ihe name'of Peter Johnson, and couldn't speak more than a word of intelligible EngliBh. He came from the coast of Guinea, and true to his instincts wild in the woods the savage he has for the last few days been wandering round third avenue near Hamilton, affrighting women and children, and causing sundry miscarriages among married females. Something will have to be done for this fine animal when he comes out. Know all Mannek of Men by these Pkesests' that If the City Hall folks don't treat the reporters of the public press, which from Immemorial time has been the palladium of the people's liberties, a good deal belter than they have been in the habit of doing, the reporters will secede In a body from the building, and if it comes to this complexion at last, gross will be seen growlne ui in their Courls.

A little dingy room, six foet bv three and three or four wooden legged chairs, Is considered tod good for them, and juries are obtruded upon them and this morning unklndest cut of oil the President of the Board of Assessors and his clerk, who have more tables than they have business for, carried off our table drawers and all, containing several important documents of no importance to any bnt the If the lablo be not restored by lo morrow morning, the reporters will replevin. The Gkeat Topic or Conveksation now is the War, but this should not make those desirlui; DresB SCrlnunings forget that Lockitt, Sos Co. have on hand the most complete assortment of Dress Ribbons, Gimps and Buttons to be found anywhere. Their prices they have fixed to suit the times, and belog their own manufacturers are enabled to undersell all competitors Those desiring Trim mlngs should not fall to call on tocsmr, Bon 25i niton street, nearly opposite Clinton. Brooklyn Juvenile High School, No.

189 Washington street, near Concord, The Summer Term wlB commence on Monday, April 22d and will close on Friday, June 28th, 1861. This School Is especially designed for Boyi under twelve ears of age. and Is preparatory to the Collegiate and olyteohnlc Institute of this oltj. Circulars can be obtained at the store of G. P.

Milne 21 Fulton Btreet, and alao of Dr. J. H. Baymond, at the Poly 'hnlo Institute. Swimming School at Gray's Bath, Fulton Terry, Brooklyn, where boss and girls are taught to smm competent teachers, every day (Sunday, excepted) Girl class at 10 A.M.

Boys class at 12 M. Terms s. exclusive or fare for bathing. KoiVAm, Gray Wios, Cameiion's Invisible Wins and Tod ormereTrPr' lsworthr the Partings, never soils or stains, and nro. Qent'9 Hea Silk, Felt, 3tuaw, ana all er allies cf llota for Summer wear, at low at Hatter, 135 Fulton street.

BOARDING. A GENTLEMAN AND "WIFE, OR TWO single gentlemen, can be accommodated with full or nartin hoard in a private family. Apply at 11 Court, near Pacific street. jy63t BOARDING A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single jtentlemen can be accommodated with board, on moderate terms, In a private family at No. 109.

Willougnby street. jy2 7t BOARDING A FEW GENTLEMAN AND Iheir wives can be accommodated with good board: also slriRle gentlemen, with single rooms. Terms very reasonable. This house has been newly fitted up and furnished with gas aDdwater. Apply at 97 Mlddagh, three doors from Fulton street, near Fulton Ferry, my30 2m PLANTS, PEAS! PEAS CHOICE LOT Black Eye and White Marrowfat Seed Peas.

W. H. CORNELL, M2 230 Fulton, corner of Clark street. BKOPHX'S HORTICULTURAL GARDEN, corner of Classon and Myrtle avenues. Brooklyn, HOT HOUSE AND HARDY GRAPE VINES, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS FOR SALE.

nl51y MXLLINERY. OQC JAY STREET, CORNER OF FULTON AVENUE Ladles are respectfully informed that they can find an assortment of FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLE MILLINERY as above. Particular attention given to orders for MILLINERY, DRESSES, CAPES, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, AND LADIES' AND CHILDRBNV3 WEARING APPAREL, of every description, at the Private Rooms as above. E. TOOMBS, je4 6m Successor to M.

L. Dotiiis. flUiE COUiNIi: (JOUR OF KINGS COUNTY. J. David H.

Gould, plaintiff, against Clement Kaln and others, defendants. In pursuance and by virtue of a Judgment of the County Counof Kings County, entered in the above entitled iction on the eleventh day of June, 161. will be sold at public auction at the Commercial Exchange, No. 369 Fulton Btreet (od. pOBlte the City Hall), in the City of Brooklyn, In said County of Kings, on the 3Iat day of July, in the year 1861.

at 12 o'clock noon of that day, by or under the direction of John L. LeHerts. the Referee appointed for that purpose byBaid judgment. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the builaiDgs thtreon, situated, lymg and being In the city of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings and State of New York and designated on a diagram annexed to and recorded with a deed from David II.

Gould and wife to EUsha W. Andrews, dated November 1st, A.D. 1S54, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for the county of Kings, in Liber 379 of conveyances, at page 6l, by number 21 (twenty one) on said diagram; and which lot, piece or parcel of land is bounded by a line commencing at a point in the southerly side of Huutington street, distant three hundred and liity eight leet and four inches, westerly from aouthwester corner of Cjurt and Huntington streets, and running thence southerly at right angles to Huntington Btreet one hundred leet, thence westerly parallel with Huntington street sixteen feet and eight inches, thence nortn erl at ripht angles to Huntington street one hundred feet to Huntington street, thence easterly along Huntington street sixteen feet and eight inches to the pjint or place of beginning; together with all aid singuUr the tenements, herrditaraents and appurtenances thereunto belonglnc or In anywise appertaining. Pated July. lgei.

JOHN L. LEFFERTS. Referee, No 1 tfiontst, Brooklyn. Wm. M.

iNGRAlust, Plaintlfl Att'y, No, Front street, BrooHyn. jyJ 2tw 3wTu npBE COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY David II. Gould, plaintiff, asainst Wiliam A Wood waul and Frances Mary r.odward his wife, and other defendants. Wm, M. I ngr ah am, Plff's.

Atty. By virtue and in pursuance of a judgment of this Court rendered in the above entitled ad ion on the. eleventh day of June, 1801, IitiH sell public auction at the Commercial Exchange, No. ZG'J Fulton street, (opposite the City Hal) In the City of Brooklyn, on thi tliirty first day of July Instant, at 32 o'clock, noon, the mortgaged premises In said judgment dtFCiibed as follows, to wit: "All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, and State of New York, and designated on a diajtram annexed to and recorded with a deed from David H. Gould and wife to Elisha W.

Andrews, dated November 1st, A. 154, and recorded in the oilice of Recister of Deeds in and for the County of in Liber. 37! ot conveyances at page (9 by tbe number la. on said diagram, and which lot piece or par ctl of land is bounded hyaline commencing at a point in ite southerly slde.oflluniin&ton street, distant three hundred and tighft feet and four inches westerly from the southwesterly corner of Court snd Huntington streets and running thence aoutherly at right angles to Hu tlugton street one hundred feet thence westerly parallel with Huntington street sixteen feet and eight inches, thence northerly at rhht angles to Hur.tii gton street one huodred feet to Huntington street, thence easterly along Huntington street sixteen feet and eight luches tj the place of beginning, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments andap puiten wets thereunto belonging or in any wise appertain iUR. Dattd JulyUth, ldtil.

jy9 tawSwTu JOHN DIKE MAN, Referee. COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Mary F. Taylor against William Burden and others Jn purt.uance of a judgratnt order of this Court made In the above entitled actloa bearing date the 8th day of July, lt til, I will sell at public auction, at the Commercial Ex change, Fulton street, in the City of Brjoklyn, on the thirty ftMday of July, 'Jl at 12 M. by James Cote's Sons, Auctioneer. All that ceruin truct, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Second Ward of the City of llrooklyn, bounded a line commencing at the southwesterly coi ner of Front and Pearl streets, and running thence southerly along the westerly line or side of Pearl street, one hundred and ninety four feet; theoce westerly parallel with York treet forty nine ttet six inches; thencfl southerly parallel with Pearl street eighty sevea feet to York street; thence westerly along the northerly line or side et York street fifty three feet; therce northerly parallel with Adams Et: eet seventy feet; thence westerly parallel with York street one hundred and two feet six inches more or lesj to Jdams street; therce northerly along the easterly line or side of Adams street seventy feet six inches; thenco easterly parallel ith York street one hundred and two feet six indies, more or Itss, to the centre of the block; thence northerly parallel with Adams street one bundl ed andlorty two feet.

more or lessj to Front street; and thence easterly along the southerly line or side of Front street one hundred and feet and eight inches to the point or place of commencement. ISAAC L. MILLER, Referee. Miu.eb. Nichols, PHTs Attys jy9 rrHE COUNTY COURT OF K'NGS CO UN IT.

J. David H. Gould, plaintiff, against Alice C. Lawlor. Ricbaid J.

Lawlor and otrrs, defendants. Wm. M. Ingraeiam, Pill's Att'y. By virtue and in pursuance of a tudgment of this Court, rendered in the above entitled action, on the eleventh day of June 1 801.

1 will sell a.1, public auction, at tne Commercial change, No 'im Fulton street (opposite the City Hall), in the city ot Brooklyn, on the thirty first day of July instant, at 12 o'clock noun, the mortgaged premises in sUd judgment described as follows, to wit: "All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buudiugs thereon, situated lyin? ar dbeincin the i.ity of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings and State of New York, and designated on a diagram an ntxedto and recoided with, a deed from DavliH Gould and wife fi Hsha AV. Andrews, dated November 1st, A.D. ISjI, and recorded In the office of the Register of Deedcj lu andCfor the county of Kings, in' Liber 37U of co avevances, at page G9, by the number 3 (twenty two) on said diagram and which lot, piece or parcel of land is bounded by line commencing at a point in the southerly side of Huntington str et, distant three hundred and seventy ftve feet westerly fr.m the southwesterly corner of Court and Huntington streets, and running thence southerly at right arAgles to Hr.nth pton strtet one hundred feet, thence westerly parallel with Huntington street sixteen feet eight inches, thence northerly at right angles to HtiLtington street one hundred ftet, to.IIuntmcton street, thence easterly along. Hunting ton street sixteen feet eight Inches to the plHo of begln Ding, together with alland singular the tenements, hereditu ir cuts and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In any ivibapjeTtaitdng." Dated July 18U1. if.Saw3w Tu JOHN DIKE, MAN.

Jrs'a, mHE COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Poster Fettlt, plaintiff, against John H.Herbert and l.etitia Herbert, his wife, Joseph M. Greenwood and True hotline, defendants. "William SI. Ist.rahaii PlfS's, Atty. In pursuance and by virtue of a judgment of.

this Court ndated in the above entitled action, and bearing date tue tilth day of July, A. IU61. I. the Referee in safe 1 judgment mmed, will sell at public auction at the Commercial Exchange, at No. Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall) In the City of Brooklyn on Wednesday, the thirty first dy of uly, A.

IStU, at o'clock, noon, of that day. All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being In the eleventh ward of the City of Brooklyn, in the Cnunty of Kings and State of New xork, which taken together are bounded and described as 'allows, to wit: Be HiDninp at a point In the easterly JIne of Oxford street, distant two hundred and seventy two feet northerly from the. northeasterly comer of Oxfordstreet and Lafayette avenue the same Is laid down on a certain file In the Klnga. Cttunty Register's Office, entitled "map of property in the, City oT Brooklyn, belonging to the heirs of John Jackson, de 1 ceased. brooJtiyn, aiay, surveyed Dy auas iiucuam, city Purveyor," 1 tinning thence northerly along Oxford street 1 twenty two feet, thence easterly parallel with said Lafayette avenue 00 hundred feet, thence northerly parallel with Ox lora street six leet, tnencc easterly again paranei witti li fuyeite tvenue (10H) one hundred feet 10 Cumberland street, thence southerly along Cumberland street twenty Uva feet, thence westerly aRain pu otlat with said Lafavette avenue oDe hundred feet, toence aoutherly again parallel with Oxford street three leet.

aud thence westerly again parallel with said Lafayette avenue one hundred feet to the point of being lots 213 (two hundred and twelve), and parts of lots numbers (two hundred and thirty) and 211 (two hundred andthiity one), on said map. Together with ail and slnga the tenemmts, hereditaments and appurtenances thers ur.to belonging or iu anywise appertaining. Dated ltrock July mh, 1 jt. TVrOTIWS OB' APPLICATION for THEU.IS chirge of an iuiolvent from his pursuant to the of the third article of the ilrst tit of the Qitli chapter of tho second part of the ltevbetl Statutes. Robert S.

Kannlccof the City of Krooklyu. Qountyot lUr.rjs, State of Ne Yor. Notice first published ay S. 18iil. Creditors to avpertv before tbo Uo.n.

Samuel Garrison, Ceunty Jutfse of King County, a', the Jaases Ohatubers la sahlclty, at the City Hall, in the City of Hrooklyn, W.t 151 ds.y of July next at 10 o'. in the forenoon. Or. for Insolvent, rl awlOT SIl Na8 ti. What Use in Atjvebtising Spring Stock China Glass and Eabthekwark, just received and offer or sale to young housekeepers, at prices to suit the times, at he China Arcade, 167 Atlantic and 114 Clinton street oppo te the Atheneum.

Thomas F. Field, Agent. Chiltjeen's Panct Hats Trimmed and un tamed, at reduced prices at Biglow's, Hatter, 183 Fulton eet. It surprises the public to find the best quality of Black SewIngSUks, selling at four shilliaf.s per at P. T.

Wells, 263 Fulton street. Brooklyn, Cojtfees, Teas asd Sugars Grocers, Boarding Houses and large consumers supplied on the most liberal terms at 92 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Zephyr Worsted, The cheapest store in the ltyfor all kinds and colors, at P. T. Wells, 263 Fulton reet, opposite Clinton street.

Fine French Corsets, to hook, at one dollar each, at W. A. Cosa's, 222 Fulton street. Also the best and heapeBt Skirts in the city. Dominick Colgan's new establishment at 89 Plerrepont street.

Is doing a good business. The newly pened Saloon for Ladles and Families, Is well attended very evening. Garrison's Mill Pond Oysters are gTeat del" ales, whether eaten from the shell, fried or roaated. Corsets French Woven Mechanicals, only SI er pain Domestic, 65 cents per pair; all other kinds equally at P. T.

Wells, 263 Fulton, opposite Clinton st. Wheeler Wilson Sewtng Machines, a3 ui street J.B. Slack, only authorized agent. Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines, 230 ulton street J. B.

Slabs, only authorized agent. Report of Brooklyn City Hospital for tha week ending July ISO! Admitted 19 Births. 1 Discharged ig Died 8 Remaining 127 The Visiting Committee meet eveiy Saturday after noon at 5 o'clock. John T. E.

Nichols, Superintendent. DIED. Lyoss July 7th, Jessie, eldest son of Martin J. aid Ella T. W.

Lyons, aged 6 years and 7 davs. The relatives and friends of the family and those of his uncle, Michael XyoDs are Invited to attend the funeral at the residence of his grandparents, 266 Bridge street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, at3 o'clock P. M. The filends of the family, and those of his father. Hon Thos.

G. TaJmage, are invited to attend his funeral on Wednesday, the 10th Inst, at 11. o'clock A. M. from his lace resld ence.

No. 82 West Eleventh street. New York, without further notice. Crash On Monday evsnlnp, 8th iost In the 12th year his age. Davld youngest child of Win.

W. and na juy McA. Crane. The funeral will take place from his late home, corner of Clinton and DeKaib avenues. Brooklyn, on Thursday morn Ing, 11th Inst, at 9 o'clock.

The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend Daytox On Tuesday. July after assort illness, Lkla vclte, daughter of Augustus I. and I larrlet L. Dayton, aged 2 years and 4 months. The relatives and Irlends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of John Dayton, corner of Clinton and Fulton avenues, on Wednesday, at." o'clock P.

M. THE FIREMEN OFFICE OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS, No. I) Conrt street. The following namedpersonB have been returned to this Board as elected to the Fire Department, Objections, If any, to their confirmation, to be made to the Commissioners. In writing, od or before Thursday evening.

July 11, 1861: Harvey Brown, 12 Hlghst, Eng. 4: Wm. lloone, piinter. Canton street and Myrtle av, Eng. Abraham Denlke, machinist.

201 llridge street. Eotr. 11; Thos. C. Ward, clerk.

16tli Btreet, Eng. John S. Ward, do, do. do; John Tlrney. laborer, loth st, Truck John Cordey, painter, Flood's alley, Hose 7.

Communications for the Commissioners may be left at the office of the Firemen's Trust Ins. Co. No. 9 Court street. By order of the Board.

jyH 3t G20. H. HAYWARD, Clerk. EXCURSIONS. NOTICE BATH STAGES SUM MEli Alt RANGEMENTS, commencing July 10th.

1861 Leave Metropolitan otel, comer of 36th street and Third avenue. Greenwood, a'. 8.30. 1U5, and 11 a.m.; 1.30 3. 4.

5. and 13.15 P. Stages leave TJnionvil 15 minutes before so as to leave Bath House on these hours 7. 7.30. 8.

and 9.4j A. 1 2.15, and 5 11. M. Average time of cirs from Fulton Kerry to Greenwood Is 45 to 50 minutes: Hamilton Ferry to Greenwood Is 30 minutes. Tickets for sale at the Stage Office, 2 per dozen.

iya 3f VM. REM30N. MORNIKG LINE FOR PEEKSKILL THE AURORA leaves Jay street at 8 A. M. daily, (without exception.) lands at West 10th and 30th streets, Youkers, Ferry.

Tarrytown, Sing dine, Haverstraw, Grassy Point and Verplanck's. Leaves teek3kill at 2 P. M. je2l lm CuNEY. ISLAND FKRRJf LAN US AT FORT The AUSltON leaves West 18th (Amos) st.

at 9K. 12K, 3K Spring street, 9M, 12K. Jay street, Pltr4, North River, 10, 1, 4 Fare, wlthreturn tickets. 25 cents. je21 lm HOTELS.

THE CEISCOLLO HOUSE, Nos. 185 and 187 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. The undersigned having, alno little pains and considerable expense, fitted up and elegantly furnished the above designated commodious premises as a first class boardiog houpe and family hotel, is now prepared to accommodate a limited number of boarders or private families. His terms are iu accordance with the pressure of the times; and his patrons, on atrial, will riad all the comforts of a home anil the eojoyment of good Boclety at this establlrttment. His barls Htiundantly docked with the best brands of Wines, Ales, Segars.

Ac. To business men tbe "Orlscollo House" will be found to present many advantages. Gentlemen can be accommodated with full or partial board on reasonable terms. jedlrn L. CRISOOLI.O.

BATH HOTEL, ON THE OCEAN SHORE, LONG ISLAND. ThiB splendid Summer resort now open for transient guests and reception of permanent boarders. Accessible by Gi eenwood catB hourly, my21eod2m T. POUOHER, Proprietor. CLOTHING.

llttlE UNDERSIGNED HAS RESUMED THE personal supervision of bis business, at the old stand, li 8 Fulton street, opposite Sands, where he Intends at all Hes to keen a large assortment of goods appertaining to of the Clothing trado. mW 8ni SAMUEL 8. POWELL. SPECIAL NOTICES. dAaJr 51 by mutualconsent.

by the withdrawal wm A owing by the firm will be settled vM. A. 11LISS. Jr. who will pnnHnnt bmlness of the late flrm.

JJg1 nUnue "ie WM. A. BLISS 9U WM. A. BLISS, Jr.

NOTICE IS HEKEBr tHVEN THAT AN application will be made to tbe Supreme Court of tho Stale of New York, at a Special Term thereof, to held the City Hall. In the City or llrooklyn. on the fir Mond ir of August next, at the opening of the Court on that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for the appoint ment of five Commissioners of and Asjejsmeat for talcing and valuing the land comprised within the boundaries of Prospect Park, particularly mentioned and described in tbe first section of an Act of the Legla'ature of the State of New York, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled an act to lay out a Public Park and Parade Ground for the City oi llrooklyn. ana to alter the Commissioner's nup of enld City." pntscd Slay 2d. 1M; and to perform and discharge all such trusts and duties as are or may be required or such Commissioners under and by virtue ot said act.

DaUd July 8th. lwil j.j8iud UPWARDS W. FISKE FOR SALE A SMALL MARE, SUITABLE a lislit wagon or saddle, perfectly kind and gentle in every lefptct. May be Been at GRANT'S Stable, la Bouilitv street. Jv5 it' COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, CITY HALL, lirookljn, 1861.

Two doia of ground bclonglngto the CUy of llrooklyn. "it uate and adjoining Hie southwest coiner of Canton nml I'OlIvar strctt "Ill lip leased tit publlo auction lu the VS. tlbulecfiheplty Dall, on MONDAY, the loth day of lr. (it A. M.

CHAP. H. COLMNS, Comptroller. COUNTY CuUH'I, (JOILn 1 Turns S. Remsen against Jacob H.

Sackraann and Maria, his wife; Lorenzo Helmonico and Clemence his wife; Jaque3 liuedin hnd Htnry Uabad, Assignees of the said Lorenza lUImonico. John Rolfk, Plff's Atty. In pimuance of the judgment ordur na6e io this at" ion a a Special Ttnu of this Court, held at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on thel'tL day.of April, ISl. will oe sold at public auction, by or under the direction oi" the undersigned, the Re'free Appointed in and fcv said order at ths auction room of Peed Cole, Auctione No. 343 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday.

June 1851, at noon of that day, tbe following def exited promises All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, btnc and beUiR in the Tcwn of New Lois, Kings County, bonndfcd as follows viz Easterly hv land formerly belonim: George Williamson, deceased; i.ortherly by the p.iu iii line between the City of Brooklyn and the Town of New Lotts, and by land belonging to the heirs M. tHryker, deceased; westerly and northerly by woodland formerly belonging to lieorge Williamson, deceased; westerly by hnd teelonginn to William H.Suydani, and southerly by tho road or highway leadinc: from East New York to 'he Town of Flatoush, containing 10 acres, 1 r. and 24 perches. And also sll that certain other piece or parcel of land, situate. Is fne ana being In the Town and County aforesaid, bounded as follows, viz; Easterly by woodland of John Van derreer; northerly by the patent line between the City of Brooklyn and Town of New Lotts; westerly by woodland of John Vanaerveer, and southerly by the road or highway leading from Town or Flatbush to East New York; containing 3 acres, a qrs.

20 parches. Dated Brooklyn. April 1 IStil. al81awCwTn. JACOB I.

BKKG J3N. Referee. NT. SUPKRME COUKT, KINGS COUNTY" The Union Building Association against Isaac Pone roy, Klixabeth TV. Jones James W.

sole a dail auditor of the goods, chattels and credits widen were of (reorse 6. Jones, deceased; William Jones and Ablpad Joaea, on wife; Joseph Addlemnn and Emily Addkoiaii. his Reuben Ross, junior. Jacob Pec ire, and Frederick Eseawita. Suaimonsfor relief.

(Com. not ser.) To the defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and trequlred to answertp complaint in this action.wldch will be filed in the cilice ofth Clerk oj the County of Kings, at tba CAy Hall, the CUti of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to tae said complaint on the subscribers at cibee. No. Ill Broadway. In the City of New York, withm tctr days arte; the service of this summons on sou.

exclu of. the in service and if you fall to answer tue saw complaint Within etVe time afore! id. the pWutil thu ami vtn tl.e Court for the relief demand ia the Date. New York. Plaintiff's Attoi2S7a.

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