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Zttttton Bait. POSTSCRIPT. mABIUKD, On Monday. Sept. 18th, by tho Ray.

Dr. Cox. Henrv D. Peck, to Mary E. daughter of John M.

Hicks, Eiq all of thlicity. SALE. A very conveoient r. Spinal Jfstitts. HE BBOOKErNHFiSM MET SOOIETV bare constantly on hand atrtelr aa ea room, No.

65 Court itreet. Gentlemen's Furnishing Cloihlng. and ready made Garments of all descriptions for Lsdies' and Children's wear. All orders nestly and promptly executed. They respectfully solicit the paironsge of fte public Brooklyn.

Sept. 16, 51. l6 lm ro, mm hji.Dn The Fire In JLafayotto avenue Coroners lnvcatlsatioB. Coroner Ball held an investigation, yesterday into the oauses of the death of Mrs. Ellen Flanagan who lost her life by the destruction of her residence in Lafayette avenue near Sooenck st.

on Sunday night last. The evidence of the husband of deceased narrates the whole occurence. Several other witnesses were examined but their testimony a does not amount to much. Richard Flannigan sworn. The deceased is my wife.

I lived in the first house from the corner, in Lafayette avenue. No one lived in the corner house. It was not finished. I was in bed when the fire commenced. So was my AitKS Cols, Auctioneer.

JME3 col it son. ttrctt, turner of jams: ot a Ht SoN, will give their personal atlenUem' la sales of Household furniture, andoutdoor sales vanmllv Thcbsday. Sent. 21. AtlOi o'clock, at the corner of White and Centre streets, over thenars Railroad Dnot.

Oliver ware, nissmnrry, coust.Mng of a largeasiort. meat of manors, lurr ge: nine tilv, tnch forks, iblile cu.lrr,, A'so ll.o marl ktri of the eilab Usbment, being nno of ihe largest in the citv Also a large ii.m safe n.aco by Berrlngto order for iewelers'uie being powder and thitf proof, Also a set ol iuperlnrliank iciles. Terms Casn in osnaaole money. td Joajv Oakley, Auctioneer. SY OAKLBJ WEI8BT.

S1HCUAK1C8' KXCHANliX Ho.U3yiUloitreet,(.yppotite City Hall,) BrooUim. vi ill give their personal attention to Ihe Sale firsl Lstat at Auction, at tho aterchsntc's Exchange, New Vork at their capsctutis Sals Room, or Inanvsnrtlnn ne also lolhetBie of Furniture, Dry floods, Groceries, llei. cbandlse, st private residences, or at their Sales isos. Heal Eiiate of 07ery description at Pr.vateBale. aoadt received op giorage and per consignments CuiiTBAi.

Salkk Boom, earner oj rVulowjhbg and Pearl (rents, near Citv flotl HvoakLyn. JosisPH Heukuan Auctioneer. 1. H. grsieftu for the liberal patronage which he has received during the past thirteen years, respectfully informs those Interested, that he Is now nrepared to receive consignments of ail kinds of MERCHANDISE FUBNITUBf' UK (lUfJUS, UAK.UWARE, KANCV GOODS, BOOKS oaie, ic uis new and Splendid balm Booms.

Liberal advances when re. quired Personal attendance wUlbe given as usual to sales orifurniturdai i rlrateUousea. At Privatb Sale. The Two Btory, Attic and Basement frame House No. 10 near contains 1 Booms, 6 Marble Mantels and Gralea, with Oss and Water.

Enquire on tne premises, or of JOSEPH HBOEMAK. Auctioneer. Weeks Smith. AUCTIONEERb Jt BSTATE BROKERS. AO SI Fulton Street.

will give thei personal attention to toe public Sale of Real Estate, Housrhubt Furniture, and out of doora sales generally also to the sa.e of Real Estate, Vessels, Stocks Ate, at the Mercbanu' Exchange in theciiy oi New York Particular attention win lie given to the private sal, purchase and exchanee of every description of Real Estate in th ci ies of New York end Brooklyn. A Register is kept of farms for sale in any part of the country. PrsoSk desirous of purcl asing. or bavlng properly to scjl aru Invited call, or addre.a throu, niU sirine oescrlptiun, price, term Stc, ol their properly Money loaned on it uud and Mortgage. Bond and Morl gageantgoc'a cd.

A lurgK nt mb of desirable Houses and Lou for sale in every parlof the the city. Also several hundrtd choice buiidmglets on favorab.e teims. RANC18 WE, K8, (late Stone Jt Weeks.) EUUaR M. SMITH, No. 67 Fulton Brookljn.

No 2 New York. Sat'sfaclory refe ence given If desired. sel23m JONKS DAVISONj itEAL ESTATE BK.oer.sls City Hall), Brooklyn subscribers would respectfully informthelrfriendl Tbe subscribers would respectfully nformthelrfrlendsaa6 the public that tbey will give their personal attention ta t0 sate ana pnrcnase ot neai ftautie. rarticuiar mteatioi; naldto tbo Letting Hsassi. Alas 4CXMTS roa rtatt tKsSAHca.

tor 3pkatt' PatentLightnlng Rods. AlsoJIpeclal assets JOHN JONBt aLiflXANDiia t.mK aioney loaned on Bond and Mortgage. A number of Houses and Stores to Let. M. Ceoft.

Auctioneer. 19 7ottrt itreet. Marble Building, Brooklyn. U. Croflreanectfullvinforuittbackizensoi Rrm.k.

lyn and vicinity, that ne will give his personal attention to the sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Household and Kitchen fur nnure. Also uara ware, rainunga, nry Moots, (irocertes, Segars, Liquors, either at his salesrooms the residence of families' or out doora. Houses also for sale and to let, and property exchanged on the most accommodating terms. Salesrooms No. 19 Court street.

Marble Buildings. 1e5f 3iatrjrag. CLOTHING CH AS. FOLWELL, Merchant Tailor ad Clothier. No 100 rULTON STrt KP.T.

tlate cf New Vork,) negs leavn 10 Inform his frleodl ard cltlZansf H.oikltn and tbitt be 1b now prepared lo the Fall and Winter with a large and varleu assor'meat of Ready Made Clothing or every ialtty mad from goods or the latest styles, and got up iu the same tatte as his rustom work. To thus who wtan to sudy economy, in these times ot dear liitg. and wno have been nrcustomed to paying very large prices lor ordered or, he wou.d rerpeclfully inform thein ibat ibej car save ihtrt tnrte percent, per an. num. bv pattoniziuit him in bis tine readv made work.

Forthe cistoui oepartment hehaiaiarge assortment ol Suiieriorand ediuni ouailvlfs Fr.nch Clotbea. Cassl merB and Vesiinga i ibn Vaablunable bbacea antr Paiterns. which bn wil: make up tn the ninsl Kasbiunab manner or to suit mcivonai tsste, anaat tne loweat possi ble orlcnx. uud tiarAMees toD easeinevervcase. N.

H. J.P KMMmS, so well known 10 evety one on uong i i ibuu, win aiwuyi. ne iuuua in ots uia place, no Kul oi two doors fr in Henrv sal im 6. MiSJliUHANT TAXLOB it CLOTHIElt, of No. 231 Fulton street, Brooslyt, nearly opposite Johnson street, would Inform his old patkoks and the fublic in ueb at, lhs.1 bis present stock or READY MADE CLOTH1N fiontains lk choice, as laree.

and aa wellselectea and able a variety of Kens', Youths' and Chlldrens' Clotiunr, at can be found in any store In Brooklyn, and at lower charge than be has bWherio en In the habit of asking. Suits made vo order, at the possible notice, and inthe most mod srn style. In addition to his aeral stock, be baa on nasd.s varied aasortment FINE CLOTHS, CASSJMERKH snd VEST1NOS In the gurnlshlng and OmStlici Oepartmeui.may be "ound Shirts, Collars. Stocss, Cravats nder sbirti. Draw Socks, and Gloves of Woollen.

Ctctk and Kid, in all theii 'arteries. a Tbeiowesicasnp.iceisasKeu,anano aoatementmsds Heis trratefulfortl patronage he bas hitherto received. and hopes by on unremitting attention to blscustomersorders, tau siinie, Us friends and lbs PllllllC. SEMiilMBEK tin aamber, 28V fultonstreet" 7 If Jllisa.ianwns. HE BOSTON REMEDY RED DINGS RUSSIA A L.VE Price 26 Centa a Box This I.

Russian oreosration. of great efficacv and nower tne r. clpcof which was bn.ughttotblscountry by Russian soldier. This coo Ointment Is one of the best and surest re medles for arama Felons, flesh Wonnds, Old Sores, Piles, Champed Bauds. Chilblains, Frost bitten parts of tbe body, Corns, end aorea of every kind.

For thirty years this salve has been sold In BoBton, and It Is wnl; known to be an eicelleot Pan lly Remedy It is prompt In action, rem. vinj? Dftin and at O' ct reduces the ninat unum looking Swellings and lufiammatiuns, giving Immediate re et, anu prunucing in a suor. time a cumpietecure. Reddlng's Russia Salve is a prompt and sate cure fo. Whitlows.

Ulcers, VVarts Sties, Sore Lips, Pasters, Ring, worm, Scurvy Bunions, Bore Kyes, Itch, Scald Head, Nettle Rash. Sal Rbemn Ingiowlng Nails, Flea Bites, Spider BttntfB, Shingles Eruptions, (frozen Limbs, Mosquito Bites, Sore Ears. Bruises Bolls, Itc. In no case will thesopllcation of Reddlng's RusslaSaive Interfere with the remedies administered by a regular physician. Put up in neat metal boxes, with an engraved wrapper, duly copyrighted, withoutwhicfa none are genuine Price 25cemsabox: medium aize boxeB, very large boxes, r.

tamll use $1. gorsalehy Mrs. IUYE.S, 175 Fulton Thos.J Hayes, 146 Manliest, Brooklvn. Wholesale Agenls A. B.

D. SANDS, New Vork, RED INOSfcCO. mySinmaJiiii' oiitjuKLxlM 6ALii STaBLk 1Noi yiitr 9 and 11 HO tt STREEI. Tbe proprietors bat 1 log lustcomplt ted their new Stable, are now prepared to receive horses for sale on Commission, as their arrangements are aucb, as to enable them to compete wltb any stable on Long Island. We have on hand 1 patrol well matched Black Horses I years old, excellent road horses, sound and kind.

1 1 pair of Brown Horaea, 8 and 6 years old, sound sutl Bind. I pair of Bay UorS6j7and8 years old, that can trol gnlfiet In a oilnutesaid 10 seconds 1 pxli of Bay Pacing Ponies that are fast Ipllr of Brown Trotting Ponies, that can trot togethci In 3 minutes. 1 pair oi Srown Indian Ponies, about 13 hands high. 15 sing la horses of differen colors, some are fast and oru low priced horses, also soveral fixe saddle boraes, all oi which we will sell on a warrantee, and atas low prices at any in the market. We cheerfully lnvlts all In want of good horses to glvt ii a call, and we wilisatlsfy them that our motto In all cases.

SEDGWICK At HALCOTT. nlft Sin TO FARMtRS', CARTMEN AND Ot HE Hi selr ahoutiai. nORSFS.at ihe coiiioro! Flushing and Kent East I Le undersigned will offer at private sele 150 Hones, snltub lor Fanners', Cirtmrn an i tners at tne an ve a Peisuns want if nurne. wM hud this a dealreble opportunity tj puicbasui ihe ca seen aia'ij ttie ou tbr ubve I'ireii lues, ail r.or. notoispoved ol bs or 'ihurs ty, th 2 Bt willnesotd wittiout rserte at fublic Auc tion, at 10 o'clock.

A in souve asy. The bove ard a por ion of horsi 'ormerly owned by the various Otnnllriis lines, are dls, ose i of for want or iseli td) T.J. COCHRAN. SADDLERY, HARNESS, ROBERT R. STORY, sGHBa.

at the Old Stand. No. 25 Fulton street VsssstxE aaviuK enlarged hia premlsesand added to hia slock, oelleves mat necan givesaiisiacuou to nis lorrner mends and patrons nd sll others who may be ploai' iu to favor him wlthlheii custom, Entrine and all othei nn.iii made to order. "'K' for of kinds of COAL AND WCW ilVtil.Y.1 OA.Lti AiL C.A "VV CHANGE 8TABLF. Nos 9 and 11 HOYT 1 1 a few 'Orsfroin ruiton irer taken on Mvery by tho day week or month, at i lbral prices aa any lu tbeclty.

fSr Horses bought snd sold on conimloston, and a fw noice ones always reserved foi customers on hira Csr ge. tsaen on storage Inlft tf lEiwwicm HALCOTT. Proortetors. 'Ij Au LOaiN. Several Bums oi Money uu iiourf JL and Mortgage.

Apply to la a ORowKi.r.. mito r. I 'JSAV ULINU log Basxati. BASKETS lFrencU Travel JOHN BUNCEB' 4 Fallen, sornsr of Bsarj it. uM OFFICE, 2 o'clock, p.

m. From WasliUiffton. WashtSgton, Sept. 19. The Central American question is to be treated by Hon.

James Buchanan at London, and not at the State Department In this city. The administration has the fullest confidence in Mr. Buchanan's ability to arrange the difficulties. Up to the present time not a line has passed bettveen Messrs, Crampton and Marc? upon the subject. Among tbe arrivals at Willard's are General Tallmadge Hon.

W. A. Walker, New York Judge McLean and Gov. Medill, of Ohio. The Government has received nothing from Mr.

Soule for several steamers in succession hence the story about the purchase of Cuba is all fiction. No appointment haB ye.t been made for the Havana consulate, vioe Barton, of Mississippi, nemiueu. Duel at Galveston The Fever. New Orleans, Sept. 15.

Late advices from Galveston report a duel oeiween me editor ot tno Megister and Henry Jordan, in which the latter was killed. The ravages of fever at Galveston are represented as dreadful. supposed loss of a Schooner. Baltimore, Sept. 19.

The New Orleans mail has arrived. A vessel which arrived recently at Chatleston, reports having picked up a trunk belonging to Capt. Spencer, of the schooner Gen. Taylor, of New Yore, and her manifest. It is feared that the vessel has been lost, with all on board.

Sailing ot the Northern Light. New Your, Sept. 19th. The steamship Not thorn Light, of tbe Nicaragua line, sailed this P. for Calfornia.

The North Star, via Panama, will leave to morrow. Massachusetts Democratic Convention. Boston, Sept. 19th. An election was held in this city last evening for delegates to the Democratic Convention.

ThOBe elected are all favorable to the Adminis tration and the policy it pursues. Fhiladclpliia Stock Market. Philadelphia, Sept. 19 th. The market opens with a steady feeling.

Pennsylvania fives 84 bid, 1 2 ai ked; Reading 75 1 4 bid 3 4 asked; Morris 13 1 Long Island Death of Tudffe Harris Itlidsnipnian Armstrong. Norfolk, Sept. 19. Intelligence was received here yesterday of the death at Savannah, by yellowfever, of Judge Harris, ot Georgia. Midshipman Armstrong, a gentleman highly respected, died in this city yesterday lorenoon.

Alarming Fever at Baltimore Baltimore, Sept 19. An alarming and very fatal fever has broken ont in Pell's Point, in the immediate vicinity ot the wharf of the steamer Tennessee, which plies betwen this port and Charleston. Thus far ten cases and six deaths have occurred. There are some apprehensions that it may be yellow feveri and the authorities are actively engaged in preventing its spread, beyond the limits were it has broken out. Tbe Riots at New Orleas.

New Orleans, Sept. 1G. An attempt tvas made last evening to renew tbe riots between the Americans and Irish, du ring the melge three men and one woman were wounded. Several arreBts were made. The city authorities have ordered that lor the present all the bar rooms shall be close at 8 o'clock in the etreoiag.

Stocks. New York, Sept. 19. The stock market is firmer sales 2400 Erie 46 7000 do convertibles of 1862. 74; 18 000 no ul 1871, 73; 57,000 Bonds of 1883, 86 1:4 2000 Iucomus, 85; 1200 Harlem S5; 2000 Beading 73 600 Hudson, e5; 350 Nw Yors Central, 92 1:2 80 000 Illinois Bonds, 74 6:8 580 Nic ariiua J4 500 Keyport 25 Northern Indiauna 97.

Money buows no change tho demand being fair and rates easy. Sterling, very hrm and scarce. panotortts. M. WALKER, MUSIC STORE.

No. 167 (Fulton street. Brooklvn. Pianoforte. unHi itruments.

Music, Violin, and tiuitarStrlnes, fcc rlANOrORTEB arrt WIRT. y61y lANOi'OKTiiiS. li. ttLklNN fc oo Iwillremovson the IR8T OF MAY. their Pianoforte Manufactoryand Wareroom.from No.lUl Fultonto SSSprias treet, two doors east of Broadway apis A SECOND HAND PIANO FOlt'l i at 840.

and one of Prince's octavo Melodeons ai HSb. for sile at T. GILBERT'S Piano Forte Warerooms Ki Orangestreet.oeartriecornerof rulton dSf T. CrlLBERT'S P1AN wits 'om WITHOUT TRB SIOLlAM.l Usvinp had freonenl applications irom pupus ano oiners, to select rlBBos, I nave fnnrlndadto keen at mv rooms an assortment nffmn PI ANn. i.

i gORTKH, caremtiyseiectea, wmcn will not only be conn. aenuvrecuiuuiotiuau uv uiysaii.Dut atuiiaaaraHieBinmiBDea by the maker. VQBSBiunramvuHMo wouuiuwn tmuugnuui tne umteo Btatfii. and are admired forthe laateful cunstrnctlon nnd hun. Ilfnl finish of case, together with a pure even and brilliant jaallty oi tone suu ivuca.

rhav will be sold upon as reasonable terms aa la ft rkand Boston. Tiiepabllcarelnvltedtocallandexamlna oi tremseives. n. ai. MATTciiSWo.

Professor of Musia aisi.oDBO uneriormake.conatantly on hand and for le at low prices ana upon accommodating terms. uslcKoomlOGOrangestreet.nearraltoB.opposItt Brook llnnenm rS' QORPORATION NOTICE In the matter apportioning and assessing tneexpensefor ell and Pump In Livingston street, near Hanovei Place Well and Pump, corner or DeKalb avenue and Hamilton street. Well and Pump, In Fourth Place, between Clinton and Fenrv atreets. Qai uamot and Posts la Wllloughby street, from Bridge to Kavmond str ets. Gai Limps and Posts In Psrk avenue, frooVNavy street to CUntou avenue Uhs Limps and Fosti in Hudson avenue, from Johnson street to Kn ton avenue The undersigned, acting as commissioner to apportion end Assess the expense of the above improvements, on tbe lands benefited thereby (under the provisions or sections 24.

26 and 30, or title 4. or the city chatter.) hereby gives notice that nt haa completed hisreporta of the assessments inthe above en. titled matters, and that the same are filed Id his office, where they can be examined by all partieainterested. And I further give notice, that all persons interested In the above matters can be heard before me.at my office, in the City Hall, on tbe td day of piember next, at o'clock, P. after which I shall proceed to complete and algn said reports parties having objections to make will please present them in writing.

Dated. Brooklyn, loth topi. 1U54. aalil ctd A. T.

LAWRENCE Street Com'r. ClORPORATIOlK NOTICE. Assessments oon I firmea. sackatt street grading and paving, from Flatbnsh to Fifth. The Assessment In the above entitled' matter was dub i ncflrmed on the llth dav of flntmlinr and thnOrlfxinal As.

a loir buiy tueraui.vriit oo ueuvereu lu hic WBollector of Taxes and Assessments, on the 21st day orsep lemoer Notice Is heretry given to all parties interested, that bypsy leg their several Aasessmenu to Alfred U. Wood, Collecto' ofraxes and Assessments, at his Office in the City Hall, will In thirty daya after the delivery of said Assessment Roll, t. blm, they can pay tne same without any additional chary. 411 Assessments not so paid will be collected by him or on. ol his Deputy Collectors, with additional charges thereoi provided by law.

Dated Brooklyn, Sep'. 5, 1854. A. T. LAWRENCE, ael51aw4w Street Commissioner tTO LET Two Rooms 23 by 28, and 14 oj 25, In the stone frontbulldlng No.337 Fultohsireet, Brook lyn.

dlrectlv facto? Montame street, and lmmediatelv IUSMIHIim.il (. IWI11I UU VUUJ. I unicate by folding doors. Eoqnire at tbe Evergreen Cemr.l eyRoorra.ofanOROlunALL. AcspllalslandforDagctrl ll a VXiLO.

Fept 19, 1854, Jane wife of John Dickinson, aged 40 yearJ and it months and 9 daya. Her funeral will laie place at 2 o'clock, on Wedneiday afternoon, at her late residence, Ho. 51 Adelpha street, Brooklyn. ID ants. recently Conductor on the Brooklyn City Railroai, bit who resigned In cous queue of the attempt tolYWtaoma eighteen huurn luhor noraav uDcn the euiulovees.

did mo at greai peciiHiary sacrifice, he havijg no other meant of mppori rorniB iamijy. a vacancy mnuy leuma.w oaBinefis affording tdtquatemetni of subsistence, wculd be cheerfully accepted. Satisfactory recommend attoos from prom ioent business mpnlnNew York and elsewhere can ba produced. A note addressed to HAVIliAND, N. Y.P.

will receive prompt attention. seJ9 3t WANTED Inlormation ot Michael Anyone who can trlvein'ormitlon of Michael Dver. La native of Cspdawhite, countyTl perarv. Irelmd.by trade uuu aupposeu to uu living ouuiu orunaiyu, will pleasBcall or to ills slster in law. who arrived here vesterday from Ireland.

8h i at John Culien's. Ho! 40 Whitehall it, New York. 3t ANN DWYER. WANTED By a respectable Girl a situation in a cmtll famllv bb wa'rreaa. ur dntrAnpral housework, or to do plain cooking, washing or ironing.

Eaqilre at l56Smlth atreet, for two aaya. Good eitv refer ences can oe given. sely 2i "VX7ANTED By a respectable young woman. a situation bs cook, washer aadlroneror chamber main ana waiter, uooa reference can be given. Appyat i iwafobk.

BBty XL" A situation by a respeotable and tidy girl as Chambermaid and Walter. Can give uo unR.vi icioiouca isii lorturee aoys at Pto. ia Jay ANTED At the Graham Institute, cor. oi waamncton and De Ka ava a soort Cook She must be a P'Otestant, Recommendation required. wanes 7amontti.

sell EOK SALE A splendid Bay Horse. yeara old. 15 hindihliru and a verv fast ira. Touer. warrantea penoctiy souna and kind in harceta Caube teenat PATRICK 133 iuarv street, rner sianton street, tsroosiyn.

'9 it" EXOllLSlOR HOUK AND LaDDcK UU. Mo. 4 The memhers of this toapmt retpectfullv to turn thanks to H. E. Pierrepont.

Eiq 1.2 Columbia street, for tbe excellent supply of refreshments furnished the com. psny on the morning of the lstefiro InFutmtn st. A. 8. DEGitiW, Korpman.

W. G.Fihs, Sec'y. It dbK REWAttDStrayea or Stolen from the qpJ premises of Timothy Bannon, a newcalfed COW, tvMlow.) shorthorns one shorter than the other reason ably fat. Went from tbe premises on Saturday, 16th, since whlchlloiel have no account of hr. The above reward will be given bv applying to Ti HUTHi BANNOM.comer oi rtlCKS anu neia on streets, orooaiyn bih A RE WARD Stolen yesterday be IPlvtween to and 11 o'clock a GOLD M.J.I, on tbe back, from a bureau drawer.

In house No. 8 Jav street. Brooklyn. 41o a HAIR BRACELET llh gold clasp, a GOLD PEClL, a sma'i OiiO LoCKBT, ana a pairoi uu.uu rian. iiiNis wnoeTer can give in formation that will lead to the recovery of the stolen pro pertvmay receive the above reward by calling as abovtt.

ei9 It J. IRWIN, TTO, FOR THE MAINE LAW The fnsuds I I of Temperance and the Maine aw, in the County oi KiCfrs, will hold a meeting at the Prooklyn Institute in street n9ar C. nerd, oo Wednesdav evuninir. 8eD.2ilh. at lib o'clock, to select deleuatea torenreent tne county in tne a ate convention, to oeneta at a.udjtu on tne i7tn inst ana taite succ meskurea as may no deemed expeoien'1 to advance he great caua of Te perance at tbe enaulnz election, statist'es pauptrism and cpiiue conse quent upon theunl mit ale orintoxicatlg drinks into, eating to tax piyers will be given.

Rov.Rjut. M. Hatfield oiher speakers wilt address the meeting. ti9 It tUHILDHENS CLOTHING liMfuKlUM, Thread Needle, ana Fancy floods Storj. wilt b5 opened on Wednesday, tbe 20 lb.

at No. 191 Atlantic Btreet. betwe Court and Clinton, where Mrs. J. N.

Coyne, would respectfully a'jd kindly luvita her friends and ihectixeaa of Urook'vn in ue teral.tocatl and examine her sample stock of Chlljrens m'irol lered and rsncy iioming at tne most recaercne style, liaaieB Robes de Ch mbre. Head Dreties a new style Embroidered Ladies' Imported Ccrsets, large asionm nt of newlvlmnorted Faacv Hosiery for Chllarea. Tri nminiri. Glovei, Mreakfat caps, Ringoletta, Lnd ea L'nder Skirts also a general assortment of rencv Good. Germa iBaaketk ijamp (Halts ate.

olc aibo articles ur every aina oi rn wun paterns. This oeng iho first Children! Clottun; Emporium ever opened, trusts iu jf the public to eupoirtlt. 5i "TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TuE discharge oran lVbnt from his debts. purs ant to tie or of the third article of the first title of th chapter of the second part of the Reviled tvutes. Daniel xt.

Bisteii, ot tne uity oi kdokivp, lD tne ucuntyoi Kings. Notice first puullihed September 19 1864. Creditors to atiDdar before Honorahle Hentv A. Moore. Klnva rnnr.tv Judge, at h's Office or Chambeis in the City Hall, Brooklyn onthe4th dav of December, 1851.

at 10 o'clock. A.M., to ahow cause. If any they have. wy an assignment should not Domaae ot saia insoiventa estate, ana, ne tie aischarged ir. ueuiH.

New York. September 19 18E4. SUTHERLAND Si MOKRELt, Ati'ys for Insolvent. sel91awluw 54 Wall fitr COUJSTir COURT. Atlantic Dock Company against Samuel P.

Towrsend and others. GEoaetu hlakke. "ltt's. At'y. In oursuanceof a Judgment order of this court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the lib day of September.

1854, I will sell by Public Auction. at the Montague Hall, Court atreet, opposite tne City Hal, in the city of D. lnn nn tt.a 11.1, IQRt nt 14 noon of that day, the following described land and prem'. lses All those certain lots, pieces orparcelsor land, situate, lvlneandbeiner In the Sixth Ward of the fitvofBrooklvn. in the county ol Kings and ate of hew Yo'k.

bounded astoiluwa, to wu: Begmt inz at tU9 nortneriycornero' UeDtre street aid Henry s.teet; th nce runul northwesterly along ihen rtheas.erly side of Centre strttt thre hundred feet mire or less, to land low owned by fie said Samuel P. Towns. nd Ihence tunning northily and eaL erly along said land to the snuthwe to ly tae of Mill street; thence southeasterly aiotg the southweil ry de of Mill stret aboutone hundred and fi'ty feetto tne nortb westerly side ot Met ry street una inene soutnwester alosgtre no'thwesierjy sdof Hen street two hundred ten to tne corner uentre street, tne piaie ot rjegiuuiDg, together with all the right, title and interest the aaio Siimuel of. in a to the landi'i Hanrv 1:11 1. tre, and Mill streets, to hi centra thereof respect! iely In Dated Hroo.i.

acpt.18. i 51. sel9 2iww(A) ENQf.EBKRT U)TT. SHi riff COUmT COURT. Atlantic Ducn Cuintjaiiy against Samuel P.Towrserjd and utier.

UEUHIil! OIIADS 1 OS. AtlV. lapursaance of ajudgment order of this court made In tne auove en tittea action ueanue ante tne lib nan or snn tember. 1854.1 will aellbv Public Auction. at the Hall, In Court street, opposite the City Hall, In the City of xtrousiyu, on mo itta uay ui ucitjusr, woi, at tx O'clock, noon, oi tnatuuy, tuw luiiowius; uesuriueu tana anu prem lses: Ml ih069 certain lota, pieces or parcels or land, situate, lying and being 'n ihe Sixth wsrd 01 the city or Brook yu, In tbe coumy of Kings atdittate ot Pew Yoik follows, 10 wit: Beginning attbe northerly curuero tuuh treet and Henry street; thence running northwesterly aong the northeasterly side of Buh street sbjutthres bun red and fif.y feet i ow owned by the sid Sim uelP.Towusend, and thence riherly and essteri' along aalu land to the southwesterly aide of Ce street; thence BuUthcasterly along 'hes uta westerly side of Centre ureal about th.ei undred feet more or leas to the noitbwesterl, sloe 'f Henrys rest and ihrace southwestriv along the nor.hwest jrty side of Henry street, two hundred leet 10 the corner of Hush streetlhe place of be inulng Together With ali right title and interest of the euid ouniuel P.

town. sena, oi in ana to tne iauo rienry, ousa ana uentre sis, to th centres thereof reipaclively froJt otaud adj.lnlng tbe prin'aes above dtscr bed Dated Brooklyn, Sept 18, 854 awSsr (B) FNGLEBERT LOTT, Sherl. ClOJNTY COURT Atlantic Dock Company against Samuel P. Townsand and others, Geokse C. Blankk.

Plaintiff's Attorney. In pursuance of auagmentorder of this Court, madein tne above entitled action, bearing date, the Uth day of Sep tejiber 1854. 1 will sell bv Public Auction, at the Montauue Hall Courtslraut, opposite tbe City Ball, in the City of Etrooxivu, on we iitu uay oi ucto ur, iifo'ctuca noon of that day tbe following described land and premises: Ail thai pieceor parcel of land situate, lying andiiolujj in the xth Ward of the City of Brooklyn. In the County ol Klnss and Slate of New York, suqvu on the man oi oruoer ty file in tho Kings County Cli ri office, oi.itiled msp of property uiniunuidBx uiiiitior maoe uy a.iexanaer martin, City Survevor, as block number 1 ioup) bounded eauerly bv Columbia a'reet norlherlv bv Cent a rnHt wnatprlv bv Belt, street; and auutberly partlv by Bush reet and the Mill pnd marsh formerly of the Van Dyke mlly, toother with all the right, il.le and interest or the said Samuel Townsand, or In and to all the land in Columbia Ce nre, Betlsand Mush sfeels, to the centres thereof respectively iiuuiui mm aijuiumi; luo ui oujisa, ttuove men lOncn. Dated Brooklyn.

18, 1851. ael9 2aw3w(c) ENGLEBERT LOTT. Sheriff. COURT. Burr Bradley against fj raucia ana otners.

STEBLINO it THAYZS. PI'fTa Att'oa In nursaauce of a ludament order of this Court mrl In the above entitled action, bearing dale the Mh day of June, 1854, I will sell by Public Auction, at Montague Hall, Court street, opposite the City Hall, in tbe city of tsruutiyu, uu wwu unif ui ocpwuiuor, uai. atl.o cioca, aoon.ofthatday.lhe following deacrlbed land and premises. All those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate lying and being in the Ninth Ward of the city or Brooklyn, ana known and distinguished on a certain map, entitled "map of land in the city of Brooklyn, formerly belonging to omellus Van Cleef, and by him conveyed to Anson Blake and Haun C. Beach, surveyed by Willard Day, City Surveyor, Brooklyn, December 1841, and filed in the office of tbeClerk of said County of Kings, April, 1842.

as and by lots numbers twenty and twenty one (.1 and SI), and taken to getber are bounded and described as follows, viz Commencing at a point on the easterly line of Vanderbilt avenue as laid down on said map at the distance of one hundred and twenty five feet northerly from the northeast corner of Vnnderbllt avenue and Pacific atreet and from thence running easterly along the northerly side of lot number twenty two, one hundred feet; thence northerly and parallel with Vanderbiltavnue fifty feet; ihence westerly along tbe soatberly side or lot number nineteen, one hundred feet to Vanderbllt avenue; and thence aoutberly along Hie easterly line of Vanderbllt avenue fifty feet, to the place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, August 11 1854 aula 2aw3w ENULEBERT LOT. Sheriff. Tne sale of the above properly Is postponed until the 18A duyof September, 1854, ailhaaute time and place Sheriff. Dated Brooklyn, Srpt.4lb, 1854.

se5 td Tbe sile of tbe above property is further postponed until tbe 20th dayof September, 1854. at tbe same time andplace Dated Brooklyn, Sept 18, 1854. sel9 Sawtd ENGLEBERT LOTT. Sheriff. floor 00 be.

CfUh Annln il." DANIEL 8. DAftllNG? I )UCK. KOPiiUTY JN 1HW Oil i dVnfiten aenSe'nTl0 Lol0' ba water riottnn.l it'5 ABn 600 fett bulkbead ad 9ti .5 Waiabtnt. wilh most central and V.ni, waler slmatei in lbe very desirable ror LuiVi i iuP me my and facturing purposes or nJl "'coal yards, mat u. teriui emy Apply to Uauiel m.

I 111 CUU 1 0n" Se7.1plSNthin gd 0 uu.inc.a; JerTonn of on or, HITMAN, A iJb Liringsionstrtot TLoCw? 0ii UACKUEN poli SALE a StaulesuUal.re ror toonsid tr npn ilr wnuinar. ln inn.i Brooklyn. L. I. CS? in sarymatertslfbrdolrg.

ueces. accommodating te.msf appned ro, bb 'oltf on sel im tVKLLS it WEBB ISjLchM Yoi) ifOR SALE. The PJSWS una PULPlFT? ctintlylnuse inthe Firs, Reformed Dutch Cl.nr. i. Poughkeepsie.

Tbe Pews are in good order APpV to lBnj' Tcnetp. aui tf W.BD.i L'OR SALE. The Four Storv Marble From sSuJ ti "de.0 flt coiner .1 aii iho feet coun yarn, witi Appfy to low. Tera l.M JN0 B''l 4 BROTHER. Jlilif No.

II Kulioa street. A. JT ur lot8 0S grouna on no J. side of Third Place, 100 ieetweft ol Courl st oored on map made by Silas Ludlam in a division oi party ofHerksk Snilifi, as No. 16.

17. Is and i i. amuun' remain on bond and moritae for further particulars applj to uionjui STEPHEN SUTTON. 181 Brooklyn, May i5h. "0r ro'" JjAjfc Iuk 6AL.K iior sale 7 valuable Bnilninii Ijotsln itievlclnliyoIAllanilcBasiii cttualeonihenoriu Tl' 01 Bntnd ParllriJnsireel.

ThU SUiliZ' DOUH. Brooklyn "V.1"" UICUIUHI. St) IK 3t OINE itOCKAWAY ONE DOC'IOR'S Wagon nearly ntw, for sale cheip, atT WALTERS faenry atteet, corner Poplar 1 Vi2 lw LvOR SALE Two Marble Front Houses 7 ot "Ple, corner of rniliL. tots 133 feet deep, 3a feet coun yard, with ail the odern improvements, will be sold low and terms easy. Aiinlt ENGLE, rllng mtn New I j.

in tne firooiii luBiituie i or JL Rooms suitable for Offices, or lor manici; or icclell aliher casual or permanent. or partl. uitis onaalie at Brooklyn Feb.ISlh, t.u 'PO LET OR FOR SALE. Two New Cot JL tages, each containing ten rooms, In 9ib street near lb avenue, Brooklyn, with garden olthreelots each. Omni buses ran throngb the avenue.

Apply to T. U. HUUMAM Wall st New York. rPO LET POSSESSION IKMEDiATliXi. he Octagon Brown Stons Front House on the south side of Union street, third house east from (iiitii.

i. Three with all the modern Improvements and'ecn. venlences feSlf corner of Ciln toe and Carroll its WAtiAJNT LOTS TO ioi ten or 1 Entand Kouth Brook, lyn and Wllliamsburgh, byCharles R. Lynde, No.9 ur' ur' mi ivt sn. Scljoula jUNS.

MADAME bERTEAD'S FItENCH NGLISH Boarolug anu Day School lor Voung 43 PlBirt.nnnl.1. will r. Circulars may beohtaluedatthe inBlliution. a is lm UXY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Id.

G. ABBEY. A. Prlncinal. The nlnth acauemlc year will commence on MONDAY1 'OI.

4 til. IMir nnri'i'n lira arnli ievl. 4th Ii ilt as a s.j a. mo iUsflllUIlua, no nuX im LtiiftityiN slhllET ACADEMl'. BlGEt OW, Prinnpal.

The Fa'l Term will commence on Mcnday, Sept the 41b Parents and otneis wb. atein pursuit of a Scl oo: for their joys, are Invited to call al tbe cadrmy l. Uilflir next to the church, at the corner of Pierrepont ana ClintSnsis bu 9 lm PtxOFESSOR WATSON SCHOOu Lowe'e Building. No. 9 Court street, near the City HalL Brooklyn, will re opeu on the 4th of September 1864 for the instruction of a limited number oi young gentlemen In all the branchea or education CircnUrs may be obtained at Mi.

Smith's, DruvKlst. com. er of Court aua Montague st, of Messrs. Smith fc Lord No i46 Fulton st olMr. Maisb No.

175 Atlar tic i rof ALEXANDER VVATfON A. ZW No l32Lawrencestreet. MI aOaDLMV For Yocng GnnTLhiibu Clinton Buildings, corner of Court and Joralemon streets, Brooklvn CHAS.S STONE, A.M.. and Principal Teacher of the Classics ana Natural Science. JOHN V.

LEWIS A. Assistant anu Teacher of Mathematics Mr D.F.BROWN. Teacher or Psssmanshlp and auok keenlnc Mr.RObT W.HUMK, Teacher of Drawing anj K.ncutlon. Mons.J.aUSTAVE KEETEL8, Teacher ol the French and German Languages. For Terms.

Rfereuces, nc. apply at the Acaotinv N. B. The next Fall Session wUl commence on MONDA the 4 lb. of September au i ST RUCTION IN FRENCH AND GliR mo ix uy Prof.

If AN QUSTAVR KRWpvr.fi Aftenioou and EveriiiR tit lailv, at the CITZ nunuui i. ui iuurictau joiaieuiOD ill. BU23 tf RLJUEhlLK ACAD MY OF THE VISI TATION rrecerlck cuy.Md. The exercises of th Institution will be returned on the first Monday ot SeptemLer. Ejtact attention wil le p.id to the advancement the Young Lacita' in tvtrs Uratth of a polite and INo extra tharge la to qulr 'd f.r ihe French Langua.e, to which great atten.iun 1.

paid particu arly iu introducing it iaio cuLVera.tion A constant lgi anco is exerted over the Voung adies'iortha promotion ui. ty, and lus.illlng those kind atid benevolinc feeliuga whtcb consn.ute th l.aa.s o( feu ale itfluence. Terms ror hoarding. Tuition, Washing, Mending, Inbimary charges, Stationery, itc, $119 per year Music Drawing, re'tnlog. ana ihe Languages foim an extra charge.

(ST Pup Is are received at any time dur.og the year. lob iff" lRjiiNUU AI ENGLISH, AWARDING AMD DAY SCHOOL, for Yo jog Ladies, iio.209 HENRY STREET, bBAK Atlantic (strut, Brooklyn. MA PA MB Clt'tCYwiil be reaJy tot the reception of Pupils on Monday, tbe 4th or September. The teachers In the Engltsfi una other departments are tbe best hat can bo procured, haa no eooris aie spaieu to thin instllu lion In every respect, as pet lert as can be desired. The French liDAriment is under ih iif.rtii.ntar rn.b the Misses cru.

who ba received a diplon aln Paris ai.d Atjuatu.oa wun tne bpanl.h lanttuaee The esianlishmeni l. located in a r.eMih,. situation, ua aveiynecrtsarv arianiemevt huu to ensure tne com Ion ol the pupils. 3ni SMITH LORD formerly T. D.

Smith) 246 Brooklin huVHliiat rttrAtVHtt lhr.A1nmr lntf booka Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands Mrs. B. Slow 'Fashion and Famine Mrs. Stevens. Atharton Miss Mlt'urd Cath.rine Asbton Mrs.

Sewel Tols That and ihe Liber K. Chandler. Iron Cousin Mary Cundea ulatk Autobiography otan Actress Mrs. Mowatt. Lanipllghler Flora Lindsay Mrs Moodla.

Pilgrims of Walslngbam Mrs. Strickland. Dodd Family Abroad Chas. Lever. Mr Jasper Carew Chas Lever.

riconr eroga G. R. James, Also the iollowlug Msgazires: Oodav. orabam. Harner.

Patnam. KnlrkHrhirfcr ml Ladles' National. Also iae nn" nersoi rn, Intf pendeni." anl Sm aTEW BOOKS. "Ticouderogii" bj G. P.

R. XI arei. ttara rimes" ny i.naries utciena Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride." Vi earyfoot Commou" by Leltch Rllcble. rtba It Llllv" by Mrs. E.Oakea bmlth.

"Ministertni! Children" For Sale bv SMITH Jt LORD. former Iv T. D. Smith 5 at Foliar aula tl MR. EUWARU ARENTS, long and favoraoly known as a first class public ti terer.takes this mode of informing his friends and tfle nubile, that he bai.

takn th 1S3 ADAMS 8TREET. BROOKLYN1, Adjoinino Gothic Hai.i and has furnished it ln.the moat auperb style, for a 6rsl clan numi, iu mrui.n in tne utst manner. Mil harv. Civic and otherreBoeciahleSnMniiA. Collations, itc.

Mr A la also prepared to accompany excursions, wt'h the best wines ana liquors in themurkeL sor itirtuer particulars apply at the snbscTiner, No 1153 AniMi strkct loin 3m AUIES DRESSES MADE FOR 4 SHIL Alio. The undersigned begs leave to inform Mi friends anil the nnl.Hn hot i i buitness with himself and Mr. Francla We. ka having been dissolved, he wil continue business at tbe old stand, 31 Fulton meet, on his own account. Grateful for the liberal patronage he haa receded fcr tbe past six years, he hopes by strict attention to business to nn rlt and ru.Jin,.

llnuance. jf AARON STONE, 31 Fulton t. Brooklyn, aeptemiier 13th, m5l. seMSw A tlslntic bank dividend. a semi XX.

Annuil Dividend or Five per Cent has this day been declared cut of the profits ol the last six months, payable on and after the fifteenth lnat. Tne transfer book will bs closed nu ll the dByof payment. byoraer of IheSoaid of Directors, WM. C. RUSHMORE, Cashier.

Brooklyn September 9tb, 1854. s9 2w KITICE OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, No. 4 City Hall, Brooklyn. Sept. II, 1S54.

Notice to Glazera Staled estimates will be received at thii office until Mondaythe 18th inst. at 12 o'clock, for slaa in the city oil lamps during the year. For par ieulars apply at office. JNO. Pr RttY, did Comr of R.

and OFFICE OF ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE Co. of BLOoklyn, Sept 1854. Dividend. the Board of dliectors have this day declar ed a semt annnal dividend of Five nor cent, upon tbe Capital Stock, pajable on and after tbeSth lost. se2tocl HORATIO DORR.

Secrettrv. W. JENKINS, Adctionkek. Navf Yard JJat Sale Condemned Stores. DUMUMT JKNKINS, wil sell at auction on FBI DAY, Sept 22 at 12 at the Navy Yi Brooklyn, by ordir of the Navy Agent, a qi.ntlty ot Chips, Old Wood, and ojher Caias Flour Barreia, Poik, Bisns Bread, Mattresoes and in Handkerchiefs.

Trie goods to be paid tor and removed immeulat)y after the seL5 7t VTOT1CE UF DISSOLUTION. The coparT Jl nershlp heretofore extstlng tinier the name of bEUGWiCK it HAlCuTT, Is this duy dissolved bv ma. tuul consent The business wil be con inued a' the old stand, Nos. 9 it 11 Hoyt st, by SEDGWICK, who will settle all demands against the said firmofSede wick it Halcott, Bud coiled all bills due said fitm Dated Brooklyn, Sept. 1,1854.

E. SWDGWICK. 8616 3t GEO. HA' COTT. rpUE PUBLIC EVENING SCHOULS IN THE City of Brooklyn, will open for their regular session ou the evening of MONDAY, St.pt.

18tb. and remain ouen until the 22dday of Decemher next. The schools willl bald at Pub.ic School No. 1, corner Concoid and Adams and at No. 6 In Warren at between Smith a.id Uoyists.

Hours frcm it before 7, to 3 pi jtP. No pupil attending the day nools will be allowed to attend the Evening Schools By order of the Hoard of Education, WM. POOL6J, 1 F. R. MORRIS, I A.

B. if cl.L, Committee. i. Q. TYLOR.

I J.aE8HOW, Brooklyn, bept. 8lh, 1854. se8 td ottsefurnialjing. HP HE GREAT REPUBLIC 1 1 HOLES AIil AND RET41I, HOUSE, JBNISHING WAKEHODSE, NOS. 31 it 314 rULTON STREET, iftar Fierrtvont Street.

The sutiserlbers having just received a large assortment Ot Hit S.IUUS Ul HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. for Fall and Winter Sa es, take this opportunity of thanking their friends and the public generally for their patronage and would solicit from them a call to examine our Large Assorted Stock consisting of alfklnds of WOODEN, WILLOW, Tl DB1T UlNHia AUK, BRUS HES, FANCY 4t USEFUa, BASKETS, HARDWARE AND CUTLERY In General, CAGES. AND OTHER JiHCY ARTICLES. We feMVin? neen annointed thn SOr.1T! for the sals of HASK1MS' PATENT CLOTHES SPRINKLER, an entirely new article; much desired by house keepers. wuuiu respfcuuuy invite tne i.adiea' to call and examine for themselves, and will be sold to Dealers at Manufacturers prices, Baskets and all kind of Willow Ware Neatly Repaired.

DODGE it CO AgeneV or METROPOLITAN FIRE it MARINE INSUWAMCH at the same place. 6m STOVES, HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS IS4 MvCTl.im nmr Prince Brooklyn. The subscnlMr has taken the store formerly occupied by Mr. E. Backns, and will continue the business as before.

A good stock of the above goods always on hand, with the latest and best styles of Cooking and other Stoves. The R.lr!ia' rt 1 pDPin A Li a i turedand sold Wholesaleand Rnmll Al.n in tt Its TariOUS bruUChea Of Tin and Shnnl Irnn Wnrk nrummh attended too. friends, patrons and tbe public are respect jyta am SIDNEY SMITH. DANCING CLASSES for the season 1854 5. Mr.

WHALE and Daughter respectfully anooance tj the Ladies and Gen lemen ol Brooklyn tbat their CMsses as above, will commence atGotn. ictlall Adams su. on Mondav Or.tober flth. ni. of instruction f.ir Young Ladles, and Masiera Mon uava mid Thursdays, aft moons, at ball.

past 3 and same evening at balf pasi 7 jr gentlemen. Semi Monthlv Sol ees w.il Nove ioer 13. Class at Metropolian Academj, as at STSIith av. will commencn No tuber id Soirees Commence Nov. 2ist.

Claisrs tt Union Hall. Rouih Brooklyn. Court corner of fiarkftt win commence Wedne. day, tober 1. Days orinstruct'o'n for young Ladles, M'sses and Masters Wednesdays and Frl dayB.aftesnoos at Iialr pal3, and urns evening halfpatt ven ii.r geuiicuiu.

ruj ar tcuiars ana terms Be circu lars, to be had of Mr. Weir Gothic Hall ol A. Bedell, Vsa .187 Fu'tou ktree broklvn, who will eive alt infor mation W. St 0. on days and at tne Book and Music Stores.

Ail tho new and anbionable dances of tbe dav wilbe introduced at the different Academies. sem smis RlVfcifi'S DANCING AND WALTZING AC A OEM 7, WHITHHOU8E BUILDINGS, entrance to the Academy No.283FULTON STREET. Mr. C. HOWE Rl VERS has the pleamre ot announcing to the Ladies and pentlemen ol Brooklvn that MB luuiui win oe oneueu lur ta purpose oi giving INSTRUCTIONS IM DANCING, On TUESDAY, September 5th, When hi resnect ully Invites all who Intend particlpa'lng in this pleasant and healthful amusement to inspect thead vantages and fact Ities offered for Instruction.

Having derived nls Information from the most unexceptionable sources and by personal observation and practical experience become a rfocl master of the Art, be wili have no hesitation in imparting to others a satisfactory knowledge of an accomplishment so essential to ease and elegance of manners. By the simnneity of teaching adopted by Mr. R. the most unapt pupil cannot 'all to become a proficient Children weak and feeble In limn, will find by this exercise that thry Imperceptibly acquire new vigor. The ntmotattentlon will paid to the rapid advancement of children, ana a atricl regard tn their comfort ano deportment.

The Academy occupies a central position, and is acceaible by railroad and stage routes to all pxrli ot Brooklyn. The Hall has been enlarged and nenly fitted up, and is also admitted to be the beat ventilated room in city. The Classes will meet for Juvenile Misses and Masters on Wednesday and Saturday a'ternoons; Tundav and Friday afte. noona exclusively for Young Ladies; Tuesday sua gild ay evenings for gentlemen. Tne alfrnoun classes meet at 3 o'clock evening classes ai 8 o'clo k.

Private Lessons tlvcn at all hours when not occupied with regular classes, lacb pupils quarter of twelve weeks will commence from the dale of subscribing. For Terms or more full particulars, apply at the Academy "Trotn 10 o'clock A M. to iO P. M. N.

B. Respectable parties wishing to engage tha above Booms, will pleaee apply to Mr RI VERS, at 283 Fulton atreet. au22lm FARMS on LONG ISLAND FOB SALE JL" OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY WILLIAM LOTIMER, General Agent for Property, uat on nana some excellent Farms of different sixes snd values, pleasantly situated on different parts of Long Island, which nets reaay to sen or exenange tor otner among which aro One Farm of acres, with food butldlnzs. The land Is tn a good state of cultivation. Price low.

One halfthe purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage, Alae a Homestead farm of about 5u acres on tne south aide within 10 minutes walk ortue Kail Road Depot. Tbe bouses tra in a good state of repair andtheland under good cultivation. Frier 4,500 dollars, 2,000 of which can remain an Bond and Mortgage. Also six Brick Buildings on leasehold properly having 20 yeara to run well built within the last two years. Thlr property now yields an Income of over 2000 dollars and would be an excellent investment ror capital.

Two thirds oflhe purchase money may remalnon bond and mortgage or willtakecity lots Also, a farm within one mile of Jerusalom Railroad Station, on tbenorthside, comistintr of 40 acres of laud under good cnltivation. Buildings and fences in a good stateof repair. Terms easy Alan a good Steam Tug Boat In a good state of repair and doing a good business for sale or exenange for city property. He wonld also inform those bavlng property to dlspsso to let, that he is constantly ready to pay the strictest attention to such business. Office In Clark's xulldtngs.Colamblistreat, yt if near Mlantlr ctnmh trnnalva.

ji FOR SALE A number of Horses XsaiO and Wagons, top and open Ijaggjs, rockawaya Irl harness, itc. Tbey have beet, used in a Livery ata oi, and will now be sold a bargain. Apply No 10 Navlns st near Fulion av. 1615 2t (1 wadsacprassly for the Spring Trade. can hefpand at J.LOCKBTff, SON Of), A b'LHh.

LOT OP GIMPS, bUTTONS P.arHk V. t.ln... own always be found at j. uubAtiir, sun Mannfacturers of Ladles' Dress Trimmings, No. 251 Pnllnn UIS BOAttDlNG One or two singlr gentlemen can be accommodated with furnished appartmeuts, Breakfast and Tea, and full meals on Sunday, The Iocs, tlon is a DleaBantone.

Aonlv at No. is icaat Baltic street South Brooalyn. Gt AS FITTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. OaVID COOFB. Office.

91 Button strenl. Aitvirnav TkATTOii, Workshops, 76 Poplar street, Brooklyn. Every kind audstyls of Oas Flxlnres. mad to ordar, by eOHHIWUi It CO wife and child. We were not asleep.

I thought 1 smelt metning use smote. There la no chimney, in our house, and we are obliged to cook outsiae. I naa torn down tne chimney, in making alterations. We used to oook by furnace, about twenty feet from the new building, in the open air. We had do fire in the furjnace after 3 o'clock.

We burned charcoal. She put tne Ore out with water, alter we naa done cooking. The new house and the one J. lived in were joined. When I smelt the smoke, I said to my wife, Ellen, get up.

I thought I smelt something like smoke. She said, there can be no smoke but she got up. She was in her night dress. I then got up, lit a candlefsearched around the room, found there was nothing there to oreate a smoke, and we went to bed again. I began to cough again, in two or three minutes.

I said to her, there must be a smoke in the houBe, or else I could not cough so. She said she would jump up, and light the candle a second time. I got up with her. I opened the door (she was Dehiud me), and as I did so, the smoke and flume rolled in, and set fire to my head. When she found my head on fire, she ran to a box, and got a woolen shawl, and wrapped it aronnd my head, and put out the fire.

After that, we both went into the bedroom where we slept, and then the fire was raging outside, in the hall way. My wife told me to run and save the child. I went into the room, and drew on my pants, and toek the child from the bed. I took her by the arms, and Btretched out of the window as far as I could, and let her drop down. This was the back window, which is two stories high.

After I dropped the child, I said, Ellen, I will let you drop, the same way. no said she you know the Btate I am in, a couple of steps will take me out of tbe door, look alter the child and God speed you; I pasBed out of the window; as I let myselt down I Beard a knock at the front ioor as if something fell; I thought it was my wife that fell; I told the firemen that my wile was inside and wanted to get in and they would not let me; the fhme was coming out of the front door then; I met an officer and he told me my wife was all right; I do not know the officer Dor the firemen; I was running round to try and find my wife and 1 met Mr. Wright and asked him had he seen my wife and he said no but I expect she is all right, consequently I was satisfied; Mr. Wright told me at 3 o'clock this morning that my wife was found, he said she waB lound inside my parlor door or underneath the front door in the cellar, the floor caved in; my wife, myself and ohild went to bed about half past eight o'clock. To a Juror.

I lived in the first house from the coiner ot Schenck street in Lafayette avenue; I do not know whether the corner house was on fire or not; I do not remember telling any one that I lived in the third house from the corner; I do not remember speaking to a man with a white fur cap on. VERDICT. Burned to death at the fire in Lafayette avenue on the 16th instant. In consequence of some typographical inaoeu racies having occurred in th3 card of (Jpl. Jack yeBterday, we reprint it, at the request of the author.

Col. Jack does not Decline. For the Brooklyn Eagle. Supposing that the harmless wit of the Editor, about my declining the invitation to stand as a candidate for this Congresional District, could not mislead any person, I have not deemed it expedient to contradict this absurdity but finding many persons really misled upon this subject, I beg leave once for all to state, tbat having entered upon the canvass at the solicitation of the people of this city, without distinc Hon of party, lor the purpose of affording them a choice ol candidates between myself and others, who may be presented, 1 shall abide the decision of the people, at the polls, whether I shall represent them in. Congress or not.

Sept. 16, 1864. C. J. Jack.

GowANCfl, Sept. 17 th. Me. Editor Our quiet little village was the scene of another one of those disgraceful prize fights early on Sabbath morning. Both combatants were from New York, attended by their friends.

They pummelled each other for an hoqr. Their names, as near as I conld ascertain, were Lord Turner and Hugh McLane, in which the latter received a severe drubbing. I merely wish to ask how muoh longer are we be disgraced by snob proceedings? I sincerely pray tbey may may both be arrested to stop Bnoh proceedings in future. The Highway Kobbert in President St. Yesterday, Joseph Jones, James MeGuire and a woman named Terry, the keeper of a boarding house in Pres dent street, were brought before Justice Blatchly on the charge of being implicated in the highway robbery in President street on Saturday night last.

The papers in the oase were transmitted to the District Attorney, and the matter will be laid before the Grand Jury now in session. Mr. Roberts, the man who was robbed, was held in $500 bail to appear as prosecuting witness. We would wish to call the attention of onr readers to a notice in this evening's paper, of a Children's Clothing Emporium to be opened on Wednesday, the 20th and we leel confident in recommending the lady who opens it to the patronage of the public, as it is what has been so long needed in our oity. Inckkdiaby Firb.

Last night a fire was dis covered in the rear basement of No. 23 Van Brunt street, wbich at present stands unoccupied. Officers McNamara and Cullen being in the neighborhood, extinguished the flames before much harm was done. It was no doubt the work of an inoendiary. Assault Upon a Female.

Officer Matthews arrested a man yesterday for committing an assault of an outrageous oharaoter upon a st'rvant girl named Catharine oyce. He was committed lor a heariDg. Horticultural. The lall exhibition of the Brookly Horticultural Sooiety commences this afternoon at the Alheneum. A fine display is promised.

Excursion. The 72ad Regiment paraded yeBterday under command ot Col. Graham, and prooeeded to a point on the North River lor target practice. The, Democrat Celebration at Philadelphia, yesterday, the parade of the Bedford Guard, and several editorial articles, are postponed until to morrow. JLi LINGS, at No.

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