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POLITICAL. 4TJCTI0H SA1I8. AUCTION SALE. BROOKLYN DAILY EAOLE OFFICE, 2 P. JL THURSDAY EVENING, SBHrU' MMBBB.

17. Amnsementi thl Evening In MewYoifc, hlj Monkey The Irish Tutor. BU iiTON'S NFW THEATRE. BrMdWsy, opposite Bond t. Wild Oats Katherins and Potraolilo.

WALLACE'S THEATRE, Broadway Camllle. i a ith" MUSEUM, cornc of Broadway and AnaiU. DI8lTln8T10.wsFeata ot nnruTVWAYTHEATRF, Breadway Married for Money LO'S 0KDEN Broadway Kaly, Iho Vivandler Tddza me. BOWEKV THEATKE, Bowery KioheUeu Kennelta. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth street Italian Opera Tl Trovatoro.

uJso. CHRISTY A WOOD'S MlfSTKELS. 411 Broadway. El'oiopian Performances Double Bedded Room. EIC NIC AKD CONCERT OF THE TJKITED SINGERS and TURNERS of Lodr Island, to take place romantic grove at Bowronville, only ten minutes walk from tho terminus of the Myrlic avenue Rail Road, on MONDAY, 2IbI Keptf mbor Inst.

Procession to commence o'clock, A. from the Brooklyn Garden through the principal part of the City of Brooklyn to tho Oily Hall Park: to be there reviewed by Ilia Honor tLo Mayor, and Common Council. An address will then be delivered by Dr. lUuEit to the City Authorities. Tho procession 11 then, proceed through Fulton and Sands street lo Williamsburg and Bowrohvllle.

Concert lo commence, oa the grounda at 1 o'clock. Conductor Mr. HOFFMAN. Leader Mr. HIRSCHMAN.

Programme. 1. Overture. Coronation March v. Meyerbeer.

By the Orchestra of 40 Instruments. 2. On the Rhine v. Euken. lly the United Singers.

3. Cavalina from Nabucadnezer. v. Verdi. By the Orchestra.

4. Chorus of the Pilgrims, from Taunhauser v. Wagner. By the United Singers and full rchertra. AddresB by Dr.

BniuKLion. Part 2. 5. Nuptial March, Summer Night's v. Mendelsohn.

By the Orchestra. 6. Songs by the several Societies. a. Ge man Singisr Union v.

fchulr. b. German Word, I hear thee again r. Moehring 7. Tho Hunters' Farewell v.

Mendelsohn. By the United dingers and brass Instruments. 8. Overture from Linda deCharaounix By the Orchestra. Part a GYMNASTIC KIERCI ES BY THE TURNERS.

The Union respectfully invites all their friends and tho public atlarffe to participate lu the festivities of the occus'on. Ladles admitted free of chargo. Gentlemen Refreshments may he had on the grounds. By order of the Union, 17td C. DEDERKY.

EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS of all Countries, and PROMENADE CONCERTS Popular Music, at the Brooklyn Music Rooms, 23 Court street, on MONDAY KVENING, Sept. 14th, and during the week. The Stereoscopic produces tuch solid and lifelike presentations of nature, that one may readily believe he is looking on a real obj ct, and uot a picture. Admission 25 cen's, 6 for Si. Comm at 8.

Programme of Views and Music changed nightly. 2L SEDGWICK DAY. VIEUXTifiMFS AND THAXBEb'G'S GRAND CONCERT at the BROOKLYN ATHENEUM, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Isr, 1857. First appearance of Mllb. FKLICTTA VESTVALI, Pig.

SCOLA. Caul Aaschotz, M. Strakosch, Conductors. Admission $1 50 and according to location. The sale of Tickets will commence on Friday, September 1857, at Hall Broadway, N.

Rose's Boookstore, 14' Atlantic and Carl Prim's Store, 213 Fulton st.t Brooklyn. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. sl5 6i PURDT'S NATIONAL THEATRE. Dress Circles, 25 cents: Pit 12 cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cents. Doors open at Go'clock.

Curtain will rise at 7I o'clock precisely. THIS vvpryjtri. MARGARET CATCI1POLE. Muflln Pegs G. L.

For I F. Nichols To be followed by THE MAGIC HANDS. Nlngpo Mr. G. Fox Ohoo Kcaug M'lla Zilla JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY.

To conclude with IRISH TUTOR. democratic State Nominations. FOR JUDGE Or TUB COURT OF APPEALS, HIRAM DENIO. FOB SECRETARY OF STATE, GIDEON J. TUCKER, FOR COMPTROLLER, SANFORD E.

CHURCH. FOR STATU TRHASURKR, ISAAC V. VANDERPOEL. KOR CANAL C0MJ03SI05HR, JOHN M. JATCOX.

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, LYMAN TREMAIN. FOR STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, VAN RENSSELAER RICHMOND. FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE FREONS, WILLIAM C. RHODES. Jp Senate Districts.

Under the new apportionment tho County of Kings is divided into TWO Senate Districts, as follows 2d District 1st, 2d, Sd, i 6tb, 1 11 IZ and Wards. 3d District 6ih, 8th, 9th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 15th, 18th, Uth and 18th Wards, and Kow Utrecht, Graveaend, Flatbush, Flatlands, and New Lotta. The Assembly District! under the new apportionment are aa follows a 1st District New Utrecht, Gravesend, Flatbuab, Flatlands, New Loita, and 8th, 17th. and 18th Wards. 2d Dist.

1st, 6th and 12th Wards. 3d 4di and 10th Wards. 4th 2d, 3d and 6th Wards. filb. 9ih and lllh Wards.

Cth 33th and 14th Wards. 7th 7ib, 15th, 16ihand 19th Wards. au21 tf VTA'IIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN XI STANDING COMMITTEE or the County of Kings At a meeting of the above Committee held on Wednesday evening Sept. lfilh, the olio wing resolutions were adopted, viz Kesolved, That the Democratic Republican Electors of the county of Kings, be, and are hereby requested to hold Primary Eleciiona In their re6pecll7e wards and towns for tho purpose of elec'lng four delegates to a County Convention; nlso, four delegates to meet In Senatorial Convention and also, four delegates to meet in Assembly Convention said County Convention Vt be held at Benjamin S. Nelson's, Flatbush, on Monday, the at 3 o'clock, P.

St uaid Senatorial Con ventions to be held as follows, viz 2d disL, at Tammany Hall, cor. York and Pearl sireets, on Wednesday, at 3 P. M. 3il dist at Tan Bjc.unt'8 Hotel ilale Fry's) FlatbiiHh, on Wednesday, 23d at 3 o' clock, P. M.

Said Assemblv Convening to be held as follows, viz 1st dist, at John Lohman's, East New Yrk. 2d dist, at P. Murphy's, Degraw st. 3d dlsr, at the White House, cor. Concord and Jay s'a.

4 dist, at Tammnny Hall. 5th dht, ct Edward Morrison's, corner Hudson and Fulton avenues. 6lh dist, at Glcapon'fl, Grand at, 7th (Hit, at Masonic Hall, Grand st. All of wh'ch Assembly Conventions to bo held on Friday, the 25th at 3 o'clock P. M.

Resolvrd, That said Primary Elections be held on Friday, the 18th inst, between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock P. at the places hereinafter designated. Kesolved, That the Inspectors hereinafter named be the Inspectors or Election for said Primary Elections, and that In case of absence of either Inspector, the Inspectors present may fill vacancies. 1st Ward, at the First Ward Hotel. Inspectors Nell Ruddv, John McSbean, John Smith 2d Ward Tammany Hall.

Inspectors Wm. McLonghlan, John McCaity, Joseph Webb. I 3d Ward, Eaisle Inspectors Wm. Parks, Jamea De vjucene, Pierce. 4 Ward, White House.

Inspectors Hugh McLoughlan, Luke Rogers, James McGee. 6th Ward, Quevdo House. Inspectors Francis Quevedo, Thomas McNeven, James Ljncb. 0th Ward, Columbia and Degraw sts. Inspectors Thomas McGuire, Patrick Keatin, John Fan ell.

7lh Ward, Columbia House. Inspectors David Dobson, John Cunningham, Wm. Murray. 8th "Ward, Ciarendun House. Inspectors Charles Mor'oD, W.

Ward, Abel Sammls. Ward, Wm. Hamilton's, las son av. Inspectors I. S.

Boger', G. G. Herman, Thos. F. GreeD.

10h Ward, Vandcrhoofs, cor. UuUerand Court. Inspectors W. O' Jiien, John Murdock, Daniel McGt e. 11'hWard.

Giddon's HoteL Inspectors David Webb, Thos. Giddon John Heath. 120i Ward John Garland's. Inspectors P. Fitzgerald, Thos.

Larkii1, Michael McNamara. 13th Ward, corner 4th and Grand Ms. Inspectors John Tucker, Wm. V. Hanson, Charles Pepnev.

14lh Ward, 41 North 6th st. Inspectors John McMUlen, Wm. A. Brown, Francis Nolan. 15th Ward, Finninghnm's, cor.

Grand and Graham. Inspectors S. K. Ryder, ti. Maynolt, R.

White. 16th Ward, Hiig A Kruus, Schois st. Inspectors Charles Kii'hl, Win. Dunham, John Itoit'u. J7lhWard.

Greeuuui'it Hotel. Insnpnlnre W. V. VlnphnuL Smith Uuland, Thos, S. Dick.

lb Branch Hotel. Inspectors John H. Lott, Franu McCiirty, Daniel Luvster. 19th Ward. Union Hall, corner of Division avenue and Wal ton street In pectors "i'imot' M.

Nash, Joseph Lafferty and Nicholas Emmons. Flatlands, It. H. Fells House. Inspectors G.

Bergen, Tho3. Garrifcou, A A Myers Gravesend, John Friends. Inspectors Nicholas SUllwell, Pamuel Huubard, Stephen Morris. New Lnfts, Uenuett's It. R.

Hotel. Inspectors J. Sack man, G. Schenck, Ge: rgc H. Cozine, Flatbush, B.

s. Nelson's. Inspectors J. V. hoonmaker, John Leflvrb.

Wm. Marpts. New Utrecht. Oliver Vincent's. Insu o.ct ors O.

Vincent. A. Emmans, B. Wyckoff. or me waras comprising iao aioreaatd uislr.cts see tne co Iomns of the Faclb.

Resolved. That no Delegate shuil hn ndmitfj'i in Attiir nf hp raid Conventions, without acertiflcate of election signed by the Inspectors of Election, ora niujorl'y thereof. Aijritiiu ti. cnairman. P.

FrrxoERALD, Secretary. sV St KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. a regular meeting of the "Kings County Democratic Atsociation" will bo held on FRIDAY cveninc' Sept. 18ih, at 8 o'clock, at Swift's (lte Toynhee'aJ Hotel, ci.r. of Court nd Mon'ague streets.

A full attendance is requested. uy oraer oi w. iu. saiaki, rresiaent, Wm. M.

Iboksidxs, Secretory. CJTATE OF NEW YORK, SECREl'AEY'S OF JO FICE. Aibaht, August 31st, 1857. TO TEE SUEEIFF OP THE CODUTT OF KlUGS Sir Notice is hereby elven. that at the (Jfinp.rnl to be held in 'his State on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of novemour next, me louowmg timers are do eieceu, 10 mi A Secretary of State in the place of Joel T.

Headly. A Comptroller In the place of Loronro Burrows. An Attorney General in the place of Stephen Cushing. A Stato Engineer and Survoyor in the place of Silas Seymour. A State Treasurer In the place of Stepnen Clark.

A Canal Commissioner In the place of Henry Fizhugb. An Inspector of Stale Prisons in Lht place of Norwoud Bowne. A Judge of the Court of Appeals in the place of Hirm Den o. All whose terms of service will exDire on the last dav of De cember next. Alro a Justice of the Supreme Court Tor the Second Judicial Distnc, in the place of John W.

Brown, whose term of office will expire on the lat day of Decrmber next; and one lu the place of Lu ien Birdeyc; appointed in place of William Rockwell, deceased. AIpo a Senaiorfor the Second and Tiiird Senate Districts, comprising the County of Kings. iioumy cuiera aisu 10 ub eieuieu tor siiu uonniv fceven members of Assembly A Sheriff in the place of Jerome Ryersou deceased. Two Superintendents of ihe Poor in the place of James C. Rhodes, and Barnabas II.

Booth. Two Justices of Sessions in the place of Martin Schoonmaker, and John A. Emmous. Two Coroners in ihts place of Thomas H. Redding and Wynant J.

Bennett. One School Commissioner in theuiaceof Dr. John. Carptnter, all whose, terms of oflico will expire on ihe last day of December next. Yours Respec fully, J.

1. HEADLY, Secretary of State. Kmo8 Couktt, State op Nbw York. Sheriff's Office, SepL 2d, 1857. I certify the foregoing to be a tru copy of the original now on file in this office.

STRYKER, Sherifl: sl4 lawtdm C0EP0RATI0H NOTICES, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Kf THE MATTEB of Ninth avenue opening from Ninth sfreet to Greenwood C.metery. Notice is herebr (riven, tro follawinff AsBAHsmpnts. in the ftbove matter remain unpaid', and that the warrant for collecting said Assessments will expire on the 29th cbiy of October next and tnai unless saia assessments, wcemer wiuj tne expense ana per ceulage allowed by law, are pnid on or before said date, I shall proceed to advertise and sell tho premises in the manner pointed out by Sections 34 and 26 of Title 6lht of Utt pronont Ciuu ter ef the city of Brooklyn. Wm.

H. Newman and Edward Franks tSl 77; Maria Middle ton dS 46; Electus Lit" haeld 45 82; do. 105 68; Jesse M. Uaker 12 03; Henry L. Clark 4219; Phenlas Manning and Elizabeth Mantling 71 76; Noble R.

Wolcott 311; Wm. ti. Olldersleve 73 (17 Theodore Martin 1M 23; Michael J. Dali 6 69; Wm. li.

Aiken 40 li; Wm. McKennon 10 00; Thaddeus Hyatt 73 8S; Thos. O. Leroy and David Smltk 5 SO; ltalph Kobb 36 94; liamlin 97; Chas, S. Koo and John A.

Mannin; 1 85: Wm Ta ber3110; Louis Bassnett 4 60; AmasaS. Foster 32 43; Edward Itelknap 107; Johu M. Martin 37 81; John Gormm 2 12; John Johnson 00 73; David Hayes 1 Dennis Quills ISO; Jjtmes F. Darling CO 50; George Orone 32 95; John W. 6 09; fiobt.

Ohappell 1 33; Itobt. Cuadwick 1 74; John Uantine 69: Abm. It. Luvster 7242; Chas. Bat rett 3 66; O.

M. Ballard 12 00; flnr rbj Wifcon 50 00; Itobt. Latson 4 50; Geo. A. Cox 00 75; Thumas Clark 60 69; Van Brunt WjcVou" 4 13; Cornelias liemscn, Jr.

1 37; George Manensc 4 00; Wm. H. Wilson 1 74; Chas h. Prin dle 37 50; Tho. Uolohan 3 87; Richard Hasbruck, Jr.

7 76; Susan M. Morrison 23 96t Joseph Wilson 32 48; Joseph Dean 3 60; Ituac Worlmjn 6952; John C. Biker 73 02; Heniy fcstory 54 0 JosluhS. Leverft 12 50; E. II.

Hendrick 7 50; James 31 69; John Colo 90J; Wm. HatQeld 283; Greenwood Cemeiery Co. 1089; George Orone, 32 95. ALFRED Mr WOOD, 818 lawCwF Collector of Taias and Asmts. LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND. A 6M4LL GOAT ON FLATBUSH avenue near Powers street, which the owner can have by paying expenses, slo 3i LOST A PBOMISSOBT NOTE, DATED August 31st, 1857, drawn by Thomas J. Tan Sant for tho sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, and payable three inomhs after the cate thereof to the ordrrof and endorsed by Ix ndal F. Piatt, raid note beingpayableatthn Farmers and Citizens Bam ot Long Islnl. All person? are hereby cautioned against receiving or ncgoli'tiiiB for said note.

Brooklyn, September 15, 1857. (JOUSWELL A VANDEKVEHG, 341 Fulton Brooklyn, or S. C. E. M.

PUILLIPH, 16 aw2w 168 Wllliaasburgb. CO PAETJSEESHIPS. AVDIG ADMITTED MB. D. W.

SOWERS a a nartner In our business, the same win hRreafW ho euuuuued under the linn of D. W. SOWKBS CO. Brooklyn 1st July, 1857. DODGE 4 Co.

ti lw OTICE. PUBLIC cN0TICE IS HEREBTZ riven lhat th co nartnershlo heretofore exlstlnir bptween KULEP VAN NUYSE aud WILLIAM BROADUUBST out solved, and the business heretofore carried on by themde. Dated Brooklyn, July 27th, 1857. Iu28 WM. BBOADHURST OAK AND CEDAR BRASS BOUND FALLS 3wA reoein fine and warranted artlel.

I I JAME8 COLE, AUC'IIONEER. NO. S69FDLT0K fTEEET, t'OMMERCIAL KXCUAHGE, OrrOSITErsB ('1TV IlALL, llBOOKLTN. JAMES COLE A SON, wUl glvo their porsonal attenUon le sales or Household Furniture, and out door sales zenerallv. Also tosales of Real Estate, Stocks, 4c, at the Exohange, Sew York.

Large and Ansot trrE'SALE at Arcnox onnE Real Estate or John H. PitE.NTlCE, consisting of over 550 Lots in va riousBituatiotiH, niul amonj; the most valuable and desimble in the C.tyoriiruoklyn, and all lying on or near the City Railroad Lines. JAMES COLE 4 SON will sell on TUESD AY, September 22d, 1857, at 12 o'clock at the Merchants Exchange, N. the following very desirable property, viz. BROOKLYN HEIOOTS.

SLotson the Terrace, Brooklyn Heights, being the entire par ojnjetween Montague Place and Remsen street, 100 feet square the abovo11 Smtb Biie of Montague Place, nearly adjoining 6 Lois on socth side Montague Place, between Clinton and Court sts. 1 oniouth side Remsen st. or KALB' LERMONT AND VAZtDERBILT AVENUES. Lots b. side of DeKalb, between Clermont and Vanderbllt avenuea.

9 Lots E. sldo of Clermont between DeKalb and Lafayette avenue. 8 Lots W. side of between DeKalb and Layfa yette avs. 21 ts E.

side of Clermont between Green and Gates avenues. 22 Lots on wett side of Tanderbllt, between Greeu and Gates avenues. N03TKAND, MAIICT, AND PARK AVENUES. Hopkinn, Ellerv, Floyd, and Stockton slreets. 5 Lots on h.

fidn 0r bet. Hopkins and Ellery sis. in rear of above. 1 i Ellery, bel. Nosirand and Marcy avi.

corner Marcyav. and 'liery st. bet. Park av and Ellery si. Bsr f.

bet. Kostrandand Marcyava. LotsonAorthside Farkavenue, bet. 'J 7 F. stoikton FTJLTON, Miner, TOUrklNS, TRROOr AND YATES AVENUES, HATEY, MCOM AMI MC'PONOOGH STS.

58 Lots, tho enllrc block, bounded by Marcy and aTnues. Uahey nna Macun slreels. 58 Lob, ihe entire block, bounded by Marcy and Tompkins avenues, Ma oti avd McD.mough sts. uuip.m. 42 Lots, the Mock.

Tbroop Macon and MeDonouch sta. Hafsey and yLJZ" ui "nues, 68 Lots, ihe block, bounded by Throop and Yalcs avenues. Halsey and Mneonsts. 68Lo's, the blork, bounded by Throop and Yates Macon aud. McDonough sts.

FULTON AND NEW YORK AVES AND HERKIJlEli ST. streif" 00 lh" 'V'W' C01'nl'r0f New York BTC' Herkirooi 6 Lots N. side of Herkimer slrect, In rear of above. 4 Lots on the S. R.

corner of New York avenue and Hcrtimer 7 Lots on the s. E. corner of Fulton and New York ave The above property is located near the denot of tho Fulton ayenue Railroad Line. Streets opened and graded, Tomn kltiR avenue sewered, and In Ihe immediate of some of thehncst residenaes in the citv and proteutc," Snst all ntli'ances. 1 against The above uroncrly will be sold, atihjert lrrsent lu considoreil over onr half of (heir caslt value.

Tho b'llanc'i iiiit. in uicti uiMi vaiuu. balance I VrKrred n'y Ihe indebti' i 11. ritENTicK t.o. will be received in lieu of ness of John cash.

All theproperly will lie sold without reservn. Mansand full partlculats may be had at ihe Store of JdHN II PRKNTIC 4 16fi Water slreet, N'nw York, or or tho Auctio'neers Sfi'l Fulton Hroukl; aud 45 Nassau street, New York ollld (2008) "101. COAX AST) WOOD. KINDLING "WOOD BY STEAM POWER and Maclmierv. Price reduced.

Uest VirglDia l'lne per load, 9 boxes, S3. Perboi 44 cents. FACTORY, Xos. 048 JAY 'lirooklvn Orders left at the lollowing places before 2 o'clock wilt 2 promptly intended to: 1 Tho CITY iM' OFFICE. 1).

H. HAINES, Montague nalL FOSTElt 4 LOl'Elt, No. 4 Sands street OSCAR JOHNSON, 41 Fulton, cor. Front street eI2 3m DEBAUN 4 Proprietors LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL. JOHN MUCH M011K, Dealer In Coaland Wood, would respectfully in lorm the citizens of Brooklyn that lie can Rtill be Mind at tho old stand, l'lyuiouth near Catharine Ferry.

All kinds of Coal and Woodof the best qualiiv constantly ou hand enl'10Q 10 toe eo'ebratedLOCUST MUUMAIN COAL, as he has renewed engagements with Messrs. Dsvts, l'earsan 4 tor a full supply for the present year. The quality of this Coal cannot be surpassed, if belnir brought direct Irom tho mines, guarantees its being a pure and genuine article. JOHN MUOIIMORh, Plvmnnth of mnpe.il..i..p.. QTEAM KINDLING WOOD FACTORY AND kjvvvu iiibiib, no.

3W south street, and 291 Front street. New lo'k; nua no. 5 and 7 Bridge street, Brooklyn, J. BASK ARD is now prepared to nupply the demand fo Wood in any quantity, our wood in of the beat quality, aud a resards measure we invite liio public to call and examine our plana for measuring and satisfy themselves. Our prices are tow aa good Wood can be sold for.

Bundle Wood for grocers constantly on hand at the Factory, in New York. Orders at the following places, or sen; by post to either Yards, will meet with prompt attention Nassau Fire insurtmcc No, 12 Court atreet. corner Remsen. K. Ray's Stationery store, 371 Myrtle a.ve.

James L. Moore, bad die, harness and trunk maker, 35 Fuilaa street It.mes Seabnry's Bakery, comer Gold and Sands sts. 118 Tr OAL! WYOMING VALLEY COAL YAWt Ofllces, lo. 45 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, and No. 47 Exchange Place, N.

Y. Yjlbo at tiuc toot or lixvna street, Bhoosxtit. JAMFS BELL, Respectfully informs his friends and the publlo, thai he has lis exclusive sale of this Celebrateo Coal for tie City of Brooklyn, which for Steak Foundry Manufactdkimc, Hotels, Doxestjo Prm. poses, Victualing Houses, and Bakehs HAS NO fcQUAL. It burnB free, makes no clinkers, and will endure longer thnn any Coal mined, with a great saving of time and labor to consumers.

CONTRACTS WILL BE MADE FOP. A SUPPLY OP THt COAL FOR THE SKASON. James Bell espectfuily solicits the orders or hie rrierds tho public. Orrics, No. 45 Atlantic Street.

je4 bm is fOAL AND 'WOOD. WM. B. WALTERS informs the citizens of Brooklyn that he has opened his nest yard on the corner of Nevina and Carroll Bts, th Brooklyn where rill continue keep constautly on han he best Coat, of every description the lowest cwth prices. Yards Flatbed av, junction Fulton av, between Nevoij and Powers sts; Flush, lng av, corner Washington av; and Nevins Bt, corner Carroll st N.

K. The celebrated Locust Mjunt iln Coal constantly oa tand. Also Virginia Vine, Oak and Hickory Wood of 'he test tmahiT. je241y WILLIAM B. WAT.TRRS.

INSTRUCTION FKb EVENING SCHOOLS. THE PUBLIC KviningSchiolsofihe Cliyfor Males ami Females, will 0. 1en on MONDAY KVENING, ihe 2h al 7 o'clock, ior a 1. rm ot weeks, In ti following housea viz Evenirg c'jotd No. 1, will be held In public school corner of Cm ctriiind Adums sireer.

No. 2, will be held in pub'ic school io Warren street. No. 3, willbeheldin public school corner of rifth and North Flfih streets. No.

4. will be held In public school in Remsen street near No. 5. wl'l be held in public school lu Adelphi street. Co orcd No.

1, will be held in the school house in Wi lloughby The board of Education desire that all the young men and young women of the city, not In attendance in tlie day schools who ure desirous of mental Improvement, should attend these schools, experienced and competent Ti acliers have been unpointed, una every facility will be aubrded lor 0o improvement ol i lie attendants. For admission apply at the schools. lu behalf of. the Commlitee on Evening Schools, s'8 2lV WM. POOLK.

Chatanim. HAWING AND PAINTING IN PASTEL OIL. AND WATER COLOURS. Mrs. E.

8PAF1U jg withdrawn from ihe Packer Collegiate Institute, will be readv attr ihe lirstof October, to reeelvn pupils at her own resilience Ryerson street, one bock sr.u of Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. Terms made known on annlicailon. nti VOC aL MUSIC MESSRS. PECK COLBY'S lieW method Of noil of In giwi iinil Singing It well worth; tho attention of all who consider Bingmg a suitable part oi Religious Worship nnH i i.

7 wiumiLuci oi any anu every ac nomlnntloii, are earnestly Invited to call at their Hal, ennier of and Lnlon slreels, on any Sa'urday evoulng free of 19 iust "iuti Aui ucguiutir. oaiuruay evening tne lerms $2 for 24 lessons. sl72t "DROOKLYN COLLEGIATE ASD POLY JL TKCNIC IKSTITUTE. Livingston, between Court and liorrnui streets, Brookltn. tuJ eomnience lis tiiird collegiate year on THliItS )AY, September lOtli, 1867.

tanilulates for udmLssion are requested I prcsunt themselves for examination and classification on Monday, Tuesday, and mornings, Sept. 7tb, Dili, ami 9lh. 'he annual catalogue of the Institute, givins a list of ibe officers, 1 acuity, and Teacliers, its course of study, terms of wlu, Hucn otner linorinallon as may be desired, may oe bad on application al the Clerk's olllce. CI1AS. S.

IIAYLIS, Sec. pro tern. Brooklyn, Aug. 27, 1857. nu27 lm MR.

AND MADAME DON BERNARD'S Tcneli and English Boarding aud Hay Scliool for Young l.nu ics, No. 20 Second rUnco, lirooklyn. l'rofessors empbed nearly all gentlemen, and those of ihn highest lalunt. Monsieur lion lit rnard, late French l'cacher oftlw Univnrslty College, Madame Don Bernard has resigned her chargo of the French Ilrpariment at Ho Bulgers Institute. Letters of Rev.

Dr. Ferris, Chancellor of the University, and Kev. Dr. Van Norman, I rlnclpal or the Rutgers Institute, cn he seen atSIadame Uon Itrrnaril residence. This educational instltiile is in lull success, and no eflort shall be wanted oil the part of tho loanable it to hold tho high rank among the best of the coun The term will commence as usual on the 15th of September.

Madame Don Bernard will be at home on the above date to receive parents who wish to confer with ha Circulars at the lcstituUoa, wlOj tha hlgbe.nl rnfurenceii. iBlOlim MR. J. LOEWENDAHL THE WELL known teacher of Modern Languages and Music, has re i.ved rrom 183 Fulun to 201 street, lirooklyn, wl ere His atses and private tub ion will be re opened on tho eptember. dies' ClassesforF'ench meol'al his rooms from 4 10 5 1.

German 5 to Oenilemen's Krench 7 10 8 Qerman 8 to 9 Terns derate. lb continues lo give a thorough commercial course of Book keeping, 4c. Le of accompaniment to Piano, Harp and Guitar players. on the Boehm and German Flutct, 4c. KEFEREt.

cr.s. REV. R. P. STOI1P.S, J.

hi lm 11BXRY J. VAN HYKK, e. MR. A. BOURSAUD'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH Boarding and Day School for Hoys, 130 Eemsm sueei.

Brooklyn Heignls. This Institution otl'crs peculiar inducements to parents who wl Uielr boos to receive a commer cliil education, and acquire a praclical knowledge of the modern languages, and especially of the French, Tho studies will be reiumeaou Monday, It of Seplonber. WM. COLE. AtJCTIONEEB.

Br PEED 4 COLE tot Book, So. 343 Fotioif 8iest, orrosin tin CnrrHln BliOOKLTM. JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AXJCllONEEU. CENTRAL SALES kBOOMS, CORKKR or mujVonsY and peabl stbeeto neae thb ait MALL, BROOKLYN. J.

H. reapectftilly FolIcltR an early notice from those who mit djulre I1J3 je. aonftl services In selling Furniture at.auotlon ring the season. 'Xhaniful for the constant and ind eaalng pn. tronage which hatf rewarded his senrices during (ho past sixteeii years, be hopes to retain tiie confidence, and to receive the coa unuedp.upportofhis Mendiand the public by a faithful attoq lion to business.

mh23 lm FORN1TCEE SALES I BROOKLYN. Thubsday, Sept. 17th. At 2 o'clock, at No. 24 Johnson st, Brooklyn.

Household Furniture, carpets, oil cloths, mahogany chairs, bedsteiulH, dreta bureau, woshstauds, tables, lounges, nine. board, Ac. s02f JOHN K. OAKLEY, Auctioneer. BY OAKLEY A RIGHT.

9 OoTOT BTRM Ornos at tee Mccuakics' Kzcninac, No. Iu expressing our thanks to the pubiw. the liberal nlro age bestowed upon us durmg the pas' sereral venrs. We i wonlo desire to remind ihcue reipiinug the aerrlces of Hn auctioneer In disposing of their lurniture, etc. al auction, lliai we nrf, as heretofore, ready to give our PfcKsoruWTr.sTioti lo tbe suinunt tha shortest notictyind hope by strict attention to lnir.lnedH, wodrraii chary, and prompt returns, to merit iind ob'i.

in a continuance of tbelr support. OAKLEY 4WRIUHT. PERFUMERY. IRNGIi'ANJSI THE ETERNAL PiOi fume 75 eeua, at T. Yf.

WOOlJ'SKuterprlBe Emporicta, JIG tf 'Mi Kulton ut, neur Johnuo IESSE AND LTTBINS Krftngijipanni Perfumo, Frhngippani Scent Uagit Jrangipauui Pomade, fraiigiupaiii Soap, Glyceiiiic 1ition PPHOichio, Nut Skin Powder, to nt had uaauifin MRS. ii. lUWfi, 175 FultABHl. FLORIDA WATfiR, LAVENDEU WATEB Farina OolORne, (Jienn's Toilet Water, f.i'jidd Rouge, 1'halou'K Lotion, teune De Porlc, yurnntt's Kalllston, Powder Rouge, Koivland's Kaltdor, Lilly Wnitt. (iowHnd'B Lo ion, illn Pun, iiurnell'a Tooth Wash, VwHtriri Bloom i Oowead's Articles, 11) BK ILLV OJtXUIXB or XK.s.

M. A YES. 175 ulioti a' mii2tUf Li Kvery perfun T. W. Tvnol'fi Knterpriae nipoiuu.

if t' I UrAr UJiN'8 JOuKv CLUB, itfri.ii'Tiia Kosft, Kd MBS. a. HATT fl, 419 75Piiit(w atififtu of moji recherche J. c. Fulton 9U 0U BAOEEIuOR'y, Phaliia'n, 'i'bempaon', CrlBtauora'a.

Uonmrd'C, lUiJ'B, iiaWlifl a'B' OllLuau'h, au.l IJwlr I'Trn ro tin caaviKi MKS. M. HAYKH, diy 175 F.iiion utrflei. FINANCIAL 1 AAA SHAlffiS OF THE CAPITAL STOCK llUv of the Brooklyn Hiy U. 11.

C.j. iur .4.1:0 (in loiG'y lit purchase! s) pv i'. ('. BtJLKLEY. slS St 17 ull street, Xew York.

DIVIDEND. THE A'l LANTIC EIKE INSU KAVCR COMPAXY of Brnoklvn hnvf ileelared ft semi amrtalof Dividend of FIVE DOl LAli vt shar, pavablc ou demand. HORATIO DOUIt, Secreiarv. 8i5 lm DIVIDEND. i'HaONIX FIRE INSURAHCjl CO.

Brooklyn. Sfpiemberbtli. are notiUfd ih Hi" liuiU'd 01 Dnvrtors uavi da. declared si mi annua! Pividciid of TK i'KU I'KNT, pavnbte on ccmand a', thy Jtranh otli io. So.

Hi Wall s'reci, York. 1'IllLANDKR SII.aV,', SccrcU.rv. s'J 2w FPICE OE THE LONG ISLAND LHSIT 1CANC1 lirooklyn, July 8, 1857. 'ilio Jlr rd of Directors haw this day dfpTarrd their rui.Lt Bcnu aununl lvidend of Ten per cent. (Hl.i pjuble at their ftw: No, 41 Fulton street, on and arte the 10th iiiL.

After payiuy thia Dividend the Company has a nurplui of WM W. IIliA'SHAW, Seeretiuv. u8 tf MEDICAL. TJirOKTANT TO PARENTS OVER THREE fl hundred elill Iren saved irum mi car'y enve No moth who lovr her iluld will lie with in. SjnDtNCTO.N's TU mruv i Ci.oui'.

Wiioori.vr. Conai. an Infi.uk. za, which li stnily reli nod Cukhs in Thiiee Days, je mnR ni n. vest ge hi Jiiud.

Jlay be Pad ai Hi'; pe. :,75 Jf X. or ot the, proprietor, 7. avenue, lirookl L. I.

Price, 75 ceuis per h.itile. slS OS. HAYES' SYRUP FOB DYSliNTERY SLIMMKi; COMrLAI.VT. a nurc verotah a oom pijiuni, cout'i'tiing no AIcoliol, Opium, or any oihcr atimiil 'u aii'i a i he irivi to an in utH r. week oldVuh perfect KM'ei tv.

In Cuo'era Infinitum Ls sureess is ccrain. It Iris heeo ed in this and Srw Vorlt lor tin1. Us; andalwiiy. i with success even when our liwi physician htive. nronouncect thu patient beyond Uu: reaeh of medicine.

Price 5U uta per hot tie. Prepared and gold by Mrs. M. HAYES, 175 FulionsU an IS Jni Brookh u. FOE SALE AUD TO LET.

UNION HALL TO LET FOK DAXCINO School. Hiills nd Parses. SouMi Mrooklvn, coruerCo'u a.ni Saeket in store under tho mm: tlfj J1." npo Li DwaiT a I(J IJOUSi' with iilinnt 1 kus of crs und attached, in fir. 1 blo'k from FnKf ii avenue, only li blocks from tho City Hall. Tu those st i kin ilie forn'ortM of a home" die above offers every inducement.

be had, wPh posse)slou. i I or ii term of years Kent moderate. For particulars i nd accaH to urt misp.a. applr to V. K.

FitoST. t.iivemicer, rid 1 il Kui ton Brooklyn. FOK SALE OB EXCHANGE. A VEUYDE sirahle residenco on Siaten Isiiii'd, about miles frota ertiirn mil hie. on lie it irnmoiui 1'ianK ioao.

eomiBtmir cf a fratiw cottaee hou with brl bai ui nt, intuiniui; rooirq. a storv carnaca House, tee nouac. MiiOic. uciv rv. ihj pi cow home, mid pien of barn room fur hay, Ac, wilu aboiu two cres ot land, having a front of about ZM fet r.

The qroundsare beaut. lully with Urgctuid ele Rant rhade rocs, ttnwerlus shrubs, vinos, rosos, Also all kinds of fruit in abuinianee, and of tno choicest v.irlPtie, A ifver failing well of pure upriu water, and a rain tvattr cistern. i it ac will he al a narff im tor easji snniect to mori Caen ot SiOOf), orexoliatiRfd for a comfortable housu in Brook ljn, o' anv oilier oo.i property. or lunner parueuiars i ii'iuth me oiucn ui mm puper. FOll SALE OK TO LEL A lMJlt STORY Brifk house in Rood ccnditi''ii with giin, ami nl! tre nec vK'vry nnvenience, and wou'd pood Hrardln House, oi erncerv tore.

Smiuied In Adarus 157, r. r. of Con cord, also lo let upper par. of KM a'j 1 in io a respecfuh'o Iiunilv, also for Mile a hi irk aud ni Xo. 3 N.

th'eli'iuse has all the, modern lmpiovruiinis. Enquire of fi olUlK KHLLT, slG lm 155 Adams ai, liroykju. EOK SALE OK EXCHANGE. A THREE story fiud vnh cellar BRICK IKil'SE, i the modern iiuproveineuts. hot and ooid w.iier btli room, ic, in perfect onier in Hampden one block fr.

jv. om of thv pte, t.iui'V icon cciv.i'al In n')out ten nun waik from The hous. In Uclfl! t' iR been oecun ed by 'he owner about 8 mnnibrf. Will be sold on rea oii or will be tixeliiiRett lor 3 lower pnrl of thi city near Ful'oti streof. ehle framo or brick.

The object cf tlm owner Is ro get nearer bit Incsf. App'v to A. M. BKNN'KP. 244 FuiLon alt if PIANO F0BTE3 EMOVAL NOTICE.

TIIE SUBSCJilJlfiR liovtrifr riimnvnl Mq mr If nf PI A VO FORT RS from thfl on! 'and, 91 Fnl on st to Tt Court would r.i!i thti ateitUon of hajaors to his 'arft assonmeii' or aim sccoac oanu ri auo fortci, which will be at reasonable prices. All cond Fianosfloid v.ill bo put iu pertcet order bts fore delivery. I'lnno Fo'tcB and Mclodeons rent ny the mon'h. Tuning snd re pahi.iR promptly attt nded to. CHAS.

HUaCti, i'iano Forte Mannfac.turr, my 13 tf Ware L'T L'ourt tti. Mr.rhle Biuldliw' HKISTTAN BECHT, PR0FE5R0U OE Fiano Forto, respectfully announces to his friends an tl publi of lirooklyn, that he hod taken the store, Ko. COUKT STKh.KT. MAltHLK BCILWNG, where will bu kept Xewxon and lin adbdry's OL LK HIIATKD I'lANO FOliTKS, and others by the most approved makers. And ail article tvl line to the MuBical Uusinens.

rxA iMnnMntU Tt1ln VMIn Strings, J'iauo Forien Tuned. Melodeoca and Accorueonn repaired. 1'iano Fortes of all kinds f'r l.lre. No. je20 3ml Marble at PIANO FORTES FOK PALM AND TO HIRE.

M. WALKER, Music Store, 107 Fulton Brnotlyn, 1'imvi Fortea. Instrnmenta. Muslu. Violin and Guitar Stni.i;B, Ac.

M. has now on hand for sale a choice assort ment ol I'Unoaor thu mom approva matfrB, Niiupb, fec. reduced, u.a Kort fr hire. jy5 ly TUJAM S. ROGERS ORGANIST OF THh Church ofthe Holy Tricitv, Brooklyn, Tether ot Orders laftal tho'PiftJio WarenKiin.

21 Kuliun Will bfl uttAndixi 3B tf QROCEjilES. ROCEKY, FRUIT AND SEED STORE JC Hereiviuji regularlv by Steamers, Hivina Ornnff Ba iiiuia. tinava Jedy and GuavaMomulaue; White Crapes hy tho keg; Brandy Peaches injurs; alrjoageueralas ortmeut of Field, tliinien and Flower Seeds, Plants. Ac. WM.

H. CORNHT.U Fullpti co. Clark, OB PRIOTING EEOTTED AT THIS 0F By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle, BY AMKMCAN TELBGRAPH COMPASY'S LIKE, xo s. 11 Wall New York, Montague, corner Court sts. Brooklyn The Loss of the Central America.

Norfolk, Sept. 18. Tho Control America foundered on Saturday. Fifty passengers wero rescued by tho Elolse, including twenty si.t females, and have arrived in Hampton Roads. Tile utllcor.s wore all lott except Mr.

James M. Frazer, tho second olU cer. Chief Ashby took a boat and deserted tUo ship. Two nuillions iu specie wero lost. Charleston, Sept.

18. LA3t night's despatch embraced all tho facts known here concerning the loss of tho Central America. The Kloisc was making for Norfolk. Cvpy of a dispatch to Mr. liAxrU, Norfolk, Sept.

18. Tho Central America foundered ut sea ou Saturday even iug last, ot 8 o'clock. 00 passengers were rescued from pieces of the wreck by a Norwegian bark and brought into Hampton Roads. i6 females were taken from the ship by a brig 3 hours previous. The officers were all lost except Mr.

Fraser. Chief Engineer Hobby took a boat and deserted tho ship. 1 start for N. V. with the surviving passengers at 10 A.

J. MoGOWAN. Com. steamer Empire City. CnAitisroy, Sept.

18. Cotton Is quiet. Pales of tho week, 200 bales. Whila whseat, tl 35 a ill 40. Red wheat, $1 20 a $2 25.

The Steamship "Georges Creek1' at Charles CitARtr.sTux. Sept. 18. The steamship "Georges from Baltimore, arrived here at ton o'clock last night. She was in the galo for three days and her cargo is supposed to be partly damaged.

Maine Election. Portland, Sept. 17. Two hundred and ninety four towns give Morrill for dv ernor, 45,644 votes and Smith 31,010, making tho Republican majority 11,028. The sumo towns last year gave Hamlin $59,174, and Wolls and Potten 42.307 the Republican majority being 1C.S47.

In the State Ihe Republican majority will be about 12,000. New York Markets Sept. IS, lifi 1 M. Floor. Scarce, Willi good demand, aud at 5c.

(i i'Jc letter. Sales Wesiei barre Common to straight S'ale 45 (it1. 5 (0. G.neFeo So 3(1 (iu 7 60. Common to rxtra OhioSt'ibi) (ii IT).

Southern lirnier. bales 150U bbls. at $:75 6ft tllil rot common to good, and S630 (ift 7 50 for fiucy ajulevra. Canadian tinner. Sul.

ut So 75((f ti 10 fur superfine, and S5 10 lor extni. Wheat. (Jooil demand for South, nnil firm, i 'ales 14,00) Ims Wcsw lied (winter) SI 30 Western While $1 351 45 South in lied 1 3 a $1 38, and white $1 40 a $1 51. Corn. Higher.

Seles liuihels. Wftern (fl Fork. Sales 500 bbls. rrlmeS2I25. dull.

Sales 120 bbls. Repacked Chicago S16 SOW $17 50. CoiimryMessSiOCO. Laril Steady Sales 100 pbgs. at S15c.

for bibs. Wiiiskkv. Sales 100 bbls. at25)i2tic. ior Ohio.

ffcvr Tor It St.ocbt market. New York, Sept. 18 Stocks arc very qnlet, and prices generally arc steady, are higher. Money Is very active aud rales are rallier sliiTening. Sterling Exchange Is dull and is the top of ihe ket.

M. some Erio R. P. Illinois Central It. 93 La Cross MilwauKeeRR 14 Chicago and R.

t. ft. Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 17 Oiimlierland Coal Co Eriebds71 Central G'a 80 Milwankie Mississippi. 38J Delaware and Hudson 101 Reading Galena and Chfeay Centra R.

Owe. ft Toledo U. Mich. So. N.

J. R.U Harlem f'nsniRli Illinois Central libs Norwich Rod 60i S5 I Indiai a State 5's I f. Y. Centra! 7 levc. L.01.

ana Lia tt) Hudson 1 Cntlfoniin OantonCo hi Vwgiula 5's Hrie bonds 75 1 Missourili Harlem preferred I'oal Co V.l'r.tural ll.lt 1 Hat lem 1st bds Terra lUule Allon 2d bd I Hudson 3d Michigan preferred I Tain ssl o's SECOND EDITION. Eagle Omen, 3 1 2 T. M. List orPnsscngers Rescued. Norfolk, SepL 18.

The Brig sttcceetletl in recovering twenty six women and children ami twenty meu from the sieauisliip Central America. The Norwegian hark Kloise, from Eelize, Honduras, hound for Kalmotlth. Knglund, rescued Captain Thomiis Y. Hadgor, A. Y.

litston, R. LT. lirowtt, O. Uarvev, Joseph H. Ross, Thomas McNasb, W.

A. O.sbortio, W. Follua, W. Chase, J. C.

Taylor. C. tmlo, H. Hollanfl, W. Fletcher, Wm.

Ede, Chas. A. Vuse, K. Casey, J. W.

Casey, John W. Crafts, Henry A. Ituiinei, Jacob Juencer, i Henry llirtman, John Jle.L'aber, J. Birch. J.

A. Forrester! E. Millone, J. V. Clark.

John P. Etnen, H. C. Connor, Julius Stedson, F. A.

Walls. George Bruiu. Two Persons Drowned, Bcstu.v, Kept. IS. Nicholas Berry, well known as a Boston Pilot, and a boy named Rush, were drowned in Boston Harbor by the sinking of a boat.

FlilladclplUu Stock Market. PMLAMOr'HLl, Sept. 18. Stocks steady. Pennsylvania lives 80 Heading Railroad, Ixiij! Island Perm.

Railroad Morris Cnual, 15 New Orleans Mrakets. Nltw Okulins, Pejit. 17. Cotton Sales to tlav 400 bales at unchannoil prices. Receipts of tho week bales.

Mess Pork $28. Ijtrtl is llrm at Eastern Hay $19 00. Oilier articles generally unchanged. The Schooner "IV. A.

Ellis at KorfoXIf. Nonvm.it, Sjept. 18. Tlie schooner V. A.

Eilis which was ashore off Caret Hniry, was got off ami lias arrived hero in a very leaky outlit'on. 30AKDING. BOARDING. A LARGE ROOM ON SEC siorr, to let, vrlili board, Biiitflble fur a giintieinan Jind his wife, or two single gentlemen, furnUibed or nnfmnUlw d. Tiiim raoileratc.

Apply iu 1 17 Ada su Also, iwo oung 'a uieataii bi: accumtnodatcd. sl Iw BOARD. A YOUNG LADY (TEACHER Kcboul) ft'ishca fur hoard in aiiriviitit fatuity whore there uv. no boarders. Terms must hi moderato.

References exchanged. Address with iJftninular.s, "Tenrher' ofiic ol" his piper. Vicinhv of Oifn'on avenue ire.rerred. al63i 3USBSJ5SS SOnOLGS. S.

CLEAVER'S PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP, the onlv cenuine best fcaoau lor the skin, unlil bv ail respectable Drug aiid Fancy sl5 St. A' FRESH fcUPPLY OF ENGLISH AND Amerirau colors for Painters an1 Arti'R, jusi received tit tii jiaint, drug aud arlists' uiweriala store, 351 Fulton st iclU tf F. CAKLETOX. rpHE SHIP W. H.

PRESCOT "THEFOOT JL of Market Slip comaim a large niiamity if WINKS anri IUln MALT WUISKKY. to J. llOOAX, Wllifll Will cillil Inounl 111.. O.ir. nr.

ol rtwir ll irn. Hillltb.il Vrt ft 11 fir SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BKIPAL ANfl Fancy Fans, new Btylea, at T. W. WOODS, KnterpriRO Kmporium, tf 'tffl Kuilon nt, niiar CARD TO THE PUBLIC. CONGRESS Spring, Sara'oga, Ner York.

Tho auuscWbors, KucRessors to the DR. JOHN Ol.ARKK, rcpuctfully inform tbe pah Jis that consequenco of the largo amount of srmriom water Bold aa tho CONGRESS SPRING WATER, deem a duty to caution the public against such impollions; and to guatd against such practices, statu that li our corks are branded thus Gmgrau C. W. Watrr. Without which il mnot be the true Gnvjrr Spring Wattr.

The supply which wo shall forward to tho l5roiiljn DupoL will he the same, and bottled in the same carWul manner, all put up at this establishment. CI AiiJCK Wliim BROOKf YN DEPOT, Place, corner oT Court street, open at all hours of the day and evening. The ater will be hot 'led dal'y and forwarded from Saratoga in quantities equal to tlie demand. 'ihe citizens or lirooklyn can be supplied this Depot at tho mime price as at ihe Wholesale Depot in IsTew Yor', and for the convenience of fnmides it will be. dpllv red and the empty bottles called lor arid taken lu p.irt payment for suosfquent purchces.

eruera given to ine person in c.aargo oi in vagnn, will be promptly furnished. JAMI V. SMITH, and Druggist, an2 lm nniift St rnr nf Xlnntoirm riarfl. lirooklyn, N. Y.

TO THE LADIES.THOSfi VHO WISH TO seeaGOOD SIEVING MACHI.VK family uae, hhould call at 577 Broadway, opposite the Hotel. Tim firicHs are $12, $15, and Sai. They arc warranted to give satis action. Pratt's P.tknt. au'5 3w qiHE SUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN APPOINTED JL by the Columbia tVi? Insurance corner of Harclny street and College P'ace N'ew Yort, to rucclve applications for insurance on all niercli indif goods, buUdingB, L.

C. D'llOMBKGUK, ju21 3ra No. 76 Kulion street, Brooklyn. T30NE DUST FOU SALE. A PURE ARTICLE JTl of Bono of a variety of fineness, from half i uch to perfect vrdflr.agrebt article for Grape Vices, or Karmiof; urpOBei, nhtf Appiy U) 0 Brooklyn.

The "Washington street M. E. Church having: been closed for repairs, (painting, will be opened on Sabbath morning next. Election of a Captain. The Fort Greene Guard last evening elected Edward Douglass, as Captain of the Company, In place of Francis C.

Kirby, resigned. The selection of the new commandant was unanimous. The Republicans held their primary meetings last evening for the purpose of electing delegates to meet in Assembly District Conventions on Saturday evening. The delegates to the Slate Convention will then be selected. The New National Guard Battalliok.

Wo i earn that an election of officers of this Battalion took place last evening, resulting in the following choice Major, Horace A. Spraque. Adjutant, Williah F. De Bkvoisb. Quarter Master, Charles M.

Phillips. 1st. CoMi'Asr. f'aptnln, Edward H. Fowler.

3st Lieut. William Steers. J. D. JlcClaskey.

orderly, Joseph W. Hayes. 2d. CoMPiSY. Captain, Robt.

B. Jordan. 1st Lieut. George R. Dewey, 2d Joseph Hyer.

Orderly, Chas. H. Morrlss. 2dSargt. Samuel H.

Syms, 3d John Hurley. 4th t( James Jourdan. 1st Corpl. Thomas Henry. 2d William Cuff.

3d R. L. McKonney. 4th Jas.D. Commollas.

targt. 4tli Fredk. A. Baldwin. Thomas P.

Hayes. Herman Wiebusoh. 1 1 Corpl. Kdward Gago, Jr. Jncob Brown, 3d George Elford, 4tli Arch.

Johnson. Trookiyn Evening Schools. The Evening School Committee of the Board of Education have made arrangements to open five schools on the evening of the 28th in the following public schools Corner of Concord and Adams streets, W. D. No.

6 East Waner street, D. No. 17 North Fifth street, corner of Fifth street, K. D. No.

18 Bewsen street, near Ewen street, K. D. No. 12 Adelphi street, near Myrtle avenue, E. No.

1 (colored) Willoughby street, near Raymond street, W. D. The Committee made arrangements to accommodate all who mar wish to attend. A Boy Killed at the Fulton Ferry. Last evtniug a boy named James Morrison, whose parents rtside at No.

132 Plymouth st, was killed at lie Fulton ferry slip in the following manner: The boy, it appears, was seldom at home, staying away for days and nights together. He was in the habit of loitering behind the dock, and yesttrday having occasion to change his shirt he went behind one of the fenders in order to do so. 1 he boat coming in at the time, at about the usual rate of speed, forced the fender back, and the boy being between it and the planking, was pressed to death. His head was smashed and brains scattered about. The Coroner will hold an inquest this morning.

Medical. We noticed some time ago the effort made by the President of the Kings County Medical Society, of the old orthodox, big pill, allopathic school, to have all the members of tie profession join the Society as directed by law. We observe that the infinitessimal school of homopathists met last night, to form a society of their own, and the Eolectic (what's that prufessois are taking similar steps. Patients can thus be killed off secundem artem, and can choose any method from such a variety. There i only one way of entering life, but is a consolation to know that there are several methods of quitting it, and so maDy ready to aid us in shuffling off this mortal coil.

Delegates to the Republican Assembly Conventions. The Republican primary meetings for the election of Delegates to the Assembly District Conventions were held last evening in the different wards. So far as heard from the follow i were chosen from the wards named and would here take occasion to say that lists of ilciegates, or other political information, will be uMlshed if sent to this office, no matter from what political party. "We politicians to give us information as to the working of their parties. The following are the delegates so far as we have been able to get them lBt Ward James Humphrey, John Cashaw, Alonzo H.

J. C. Stephens, W. E. Russell.

Ward E. B. Morrell. Richard Bradley, Cyrus Beverly. Richard Austin, Seth Bradford.

4tli Wurd Joseph N. Ely, Wm. Booth, E. Bushnell, A. Hancc, Goo.

H.Haywood. OiliWard V. li. Doyo, J. G.

E. Lamed, Adams, nankin, aud another, name not ascortained. hih Ward John G. Bergen, and four others. Kamos not nrcrraiiied.

Mh Ward Meeting adjourned till to night. th Ward S. E. Belcher, Wm. White, Julius Brainard, Emery Bemis.

lull Ward Thomas Morley, Anthony F. Campbell, Thos. Wright. P. W.

hstrander, Ralef Van Brunt. 10th Ward Paul J. Fish, H. J. Ripley, Levi Darbeo, Cornelius Troylon, Franklin Whiting.

We have been unable to obtain the results in the other wards. The convention will held on Saturday evening. In most of the wards an'expression of the sentiments of those present was had as to the nomi. nation of Judge Denio of the Court of Appeals. In the Fourth and Sixth wards all were in favor of his nomination by the Republicans.

In the other wards a favorable sentiment prevailed but nothing definite was done. So far as we are able to ascertain, however, the Brooklyn Repub li sins will favor the nomination of Judge Denio. Bllliards Extraordinary. A great treat is prepared for the lovors of the noblo gamo or Billiards. Tho iwo most eclcbratod players of our sister city will this (vening exhibit specimens of their skill and adroitness in their professed art.

Tho names of Miciuia Turns and N. WnrrE aro too well known to need any eulogy at our hands. The sceno or action will bo Clinton Hall Billiard Siluon, 168 Atlantic South Brooklyn. Tho mooting will be one of tho greatest intorcst. We recommend to our readers perusal the card of Mr.

J. Loewbsdahl, who brings undoniable testimonials at to his capability ol imparting to his pupils in tho must satisfactory aud simple raanner.a thorough knowledge i.t Music and the Modern Languages. Ho is also a comno lent Book Kcepcr. Wo Tool assured that when the morita of Mr L. become more rally known parents will seek his aid f.ir their childrens sako; and in our opinion tboy will there by roallse all Uiolr wishes upon toe subject, SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE. THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS. The returns from all the Hards will be received at HARRY STRICKLAND'S Park House, 363 Fulton street, opposite the City Hall, at 8 o'clock this evening. sl8 It TOTICE. THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS AJ of Phenix Engine Co.

No. XII desirous of accompanying said Company on their excursion to Hartford on Wednesday, Sept. 22d. are rrquesled to meet at the Engine House, Graham W. on Monday evening, Sept.

21st inst at 7, o'clock. By order, It. R. COUGIN, President Wm. H.

Folk, Secretnry. sl83t IN BOARD OF HEALTH, JULY 28th, 1857. Resolved, That no carts or wagons containing bones and garbage be permitted to pass through the public s'reets, unless said carts and wagons have good and substantial wooden covers aud that the Health Wardens be requested to see this resolution enforced. Adopted. WM.

G. BISHOP. iu31 tf City Clerk. T0 EXEMPT FIREMEN. TEE COMMIS alone; of the Fire Department for Ihe Wes'ern District of tin city of Brooklyn, viilmeet at their rooms corner of Court andRemsen streets on TUESDAY EVENING the 22d lust, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of distributing Badges to such Ex euipt Firemeu as mav apply for and be entitled to the snme.

PETER WYCKOFF, Chairman. Geouge H. Hayward, Clerk. 4t "VTOTICE. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDINANCE L.11 or the Common Council of the City of BrookhnI will expose for pale at Public Vendue at the Public Pound in tho 8 wurd on FifU'enili su, between 4th and avenues on MONDAY, September 2Ut, 157, betueenl2M.

and! o'clock, P. it not redeemed before that time: 1 light baj Mare, Willi a white stripe fcicc. JAQUES BAKKULOO, sl8 Zi Deputy Pound Master, 8lli ward. SPECIAL NOTICE. MY LATE PARTNER having represented (o the public that I had given up business and that ho was continuing tho business of tne lutt S.

N. Burnt ill Co. I take this method lo inform the public tba these representations are fal eand that I niiy be found aMny new establishment No. 132 Pierrepont near Pultun st where may bu had everything requisite mrthe burial of the dead. Thankful for past prelereLceu I hope by attention to business to merit a continuance of the same.

S. N. BUBBILL, Undertaker, au22 3m 132 Pierrepont sL THE FALL EXHIBITION OF THE BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, will be hold Ilic Allieneum. corner of (Uinreu and Atlantic streets, opening on WEDNESDAY, 23d September, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, FRIDAY EVENING at 10 o'clock. Admiltance, except to members, 25 cents.

A full Band of Music every eveniug. 517 td HE BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY IS for sale at the Ofllceof the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLIJ. ju8tf THE COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY. The County Court will be opened at the Sessions Room, City Hall, Brooklyn, between the hoars of 6 and 8 1'. en Mondays unci Fridays, for the purpose of granting Na'uralizti tlon piipers.

WM. H. CAMPBELL, sl6 2w County Clerk. FORT GREENE GUARD. THE MEMBERS of the Fort Oreeno Guard are hereby notified lo attend a special meeting of the Corps on Thursday, 17th at F.

at Tanunany Hall, cor. York aud Pearl streets. As this will be a very important meeting In Its bearing on the Interest of each individual member of ihe Corps, it Is Uopcu and expected there will baa prompt and full attendance. F. C.

KIRBY, Captain. Chas. Demeuest, Secretary. 2t as catarrh7the parent of Bronchitis and Consumption, often follows a si' Tie cold, and, while suffering from the effects of Catarrh poison, the patient often imagines that he has merely colli in the head." Catarrh arises from a diseased stale or the pituitary gland, which is situated above nof back of the eyes, and near the brain itself. From this glaud flows a pure, lubricating fluid that perform the same office for the o'factory nerves the seat of the sense of smell, that the tears do to the eye.

It has long been known that catarrh is the cause of grat sun" iug, headaches, deafness, loss of be sense of smell, nd the proliflc parent of bronchitis, lung complaints, and consumption; and, while tho proftesioQ has been aware of this, it has been confessed, and almost passedt mo an axiom that "a remedy for catarrh has never bef discovered. This is no longer for Dr. COODALE, a physician of I'orty years' practice, has successfully treated the worst and most formidable cases, and completely and radically cured them. Rejecting the theory of books as falln clous, and 'their treatment a impotent in curing ihe disease, the doctor has sought for and has discovered an el fectual remedy, and he invites the worst coses to the test. Offloe for 385 Broadway.

Hours 9 A. M. till 4 P. M. au2l lm B.0U&E FTTROTSHING.

NEWELL' 8 PATENT SAFETY FLUID Lamps, Glass aud Britannia; also his Solar Fluid Lamps nd Chandeliers for parlors and halls warranted not to explode. Solar and other lamps altered to Safety Lamps. HINCHMAN GEOKGE, Agents, jnlC 3m 62 Fulton street. Gr AS, OREGON, AND PAPER SHADES, OF all patterns, nlaln. planished and iaoanned Tin and Bri tannia, Ware; Sponge, Hip, Plunge, and Children's Baths of all s.zes.

HINCflMAN 4 GEORGE, jul63m 62 Fulton street. FG. JOHNSON'S NON EVAPOR A.TTNG Fluid Can, manufactnred and for sale wholesale and retail at HINCUMAN'S 4 GEORGK. jul6 3m 02 Fulton street. BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE, ALCOHOL and Sperm Whale, Lard, and Solnr Oils, at HINCHMAN'S GEORGE, julG 3m 62 Fulton street PRESERVING JARS AND CANS.

GLASS, Kariheoware. anc Tin. of vario is sizes and makes. War nmtedAir Tight, with directions for preserving fruit in the most approved way. For Hale bv E.

D. WHITE 208 Fulton Street. au2G lm KEDZLE'S APPROVED WATER FILTER, Water Coo'ers, Refrigerators, Tee Cream Freezers, Wire Wan Covers, and a large assonment of House i urnishing Goods. For Sale by E. D.

WHITE au26 lm 208 Fulton Street. IRON, STEEL, NAILS, SASH WEIGHTS, and a full assortment of Builders Hardware lor sale by E. D. WUITE 4 au25 lm 03 Fulton Slreet. PLATD WATER PITCHERS, CASTORS, Spoons and Forks, in great variety, with every article necessary for Housekeepers may be found at E.

D. WHITE i CO'S. auI6 lm 208 Fulton Street. DETR0L1NE, KEROSENE AND OTHER Coal Oils, a superior article and not cznlosive, will give a hgnt equal to gas. For sale wholesale and retail.

HIKCBMAN 4 GRORGE, julC3m C2 Fulton street Brooklyn. KEROSENE, FLUID, SOLAR, CAMPHENE, Lard, and other Lamps of all styles. Agents for the pa tent India Rubber Safety Fluid Lamps. HINCHMAN 4 GEORGE. julO Sm 62 Fulton street.

FUKNITUEE. ENAMELED CHAMBBB FURNITURE. New and beautiful styles of Enameled Chamber Farnl. turo. Housekeepers in want of this cheap and fashionable sty le of Bedroom Furniture, will And a large assortment in all colors, at H.

F. FARRINGTON'S Wareroomi, 0 and 48 wooster st, between Broome lad Grand sts, New York. Old tuiia re palnt id. Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms, lei 3m TAD TyDTTkTlTVrVm I llllll.lv rrt I vu iauuma oaeaju aau Ai 1XUO VC tut with nWnH fAd ilipiMb,.