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1 BUSINESS NOTICES. I Auction saibs. ad irrir rwWT MONDAY EVKjmrG JUHH 7. funeral of: 'the! late Alderman Patrick O'Neil took place yesterday from St. James' Church, Jay street, and the remains were taken to the Flatbush Cemetery for interment.

There was a long line of carriages, some, sixty in number, which followed the remains to their final resting plase. Among those present were a number of the members of the corporation, and citizens prominently known in the community, besides the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, of which deceased was a member. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr.

Welsh, who delivered a fine and impressive discourse. Thb Wetchester County Pore Milk Association has established a depot at tho corner of Fulton and Middagh streets, where they will supply the pure article to all customers. The recent exposures of the swill milk business will render this announcement a matter of rejoicing lo our citizens. We have seen a circular of the Association signed by a large cumber of farmers in Westchester, Dutchess and Putnam Counties, certifying that they iurnish the Association with pure milk. Excellent references are also given.

On Saturday the Association paradod Brooklyn and New York with wagons and music, and inaugurated pure milk by a triumphal march. Heokbr's pure and unadulterated Bread is one of the most economical and healthful articles for family uso In tlie market Tbe prbcoss by which lute Bread is manufactured is one of tho greatest inventions of the age. USEMS OUPLTMtSNTART CONCERT TO TifigS Pi. M. TI AT.T..

fit TtvtnVlen rniman i'V a i riiii rair. Hurt n. ivm M1 HJ' wUl beaasistsd by tho following eminent Arusts Mr. W. B.

Cooke, Tenor, Mr. OraeiT Tenor, Mr, J. MoConkey, Bas'O, Harpist, His last appearance here previous to his departure for Europe, whither he goesln ten days, to remain permanyn'ly. Mr. Ed.

Mollenhauer, Violinist, Mr. Morgan. Pianist. Tlcke's 50 cents to be procured at Cent's Music Store, opposite the City Hall, and at the door on the evening. Doors open at 7.

Commence at 8 o'clock. 7 21 EOEGE WERNER'S UNION GARDEN, 809 VJ( and 370 Fulton street Brooklyn, This unlaao and hrau tltui establishment, recently opened by Mr. GptQE WERNER, (one of the most popular, gentlemanly and polite of our German fellow citizens,) I now In the "full tide of successful eiperlment." His Lager Beer la brewed expressly for thlq establishment, and Is Bald to be Infinitely superior any other that can be obtained In this city, and his Refreshments gene rally are mvanaojy oi unr xcepuonuuiu quality uuu cuaracitr. ji ue cnarms or masio are aaaca 10 tue uumr atu ucuuug ui uns Garden, and ladles and children may iro 'hither with entire Im punity from insult or' Intrusion, as an efficient police is always in attendance to preserve order. No Charge is az ant time hade fob Admission.

jo7 It' WEEK MORE. WILXIAMo' PANO BAMA OF A WHALING VOYAGE Musical Hail, corner oi uiion ana urange siree's, EVERY EVENING THIS WEFK. Doors oDen at 7U. commence a. P.

H. ALSO WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, For the accommodation of. Families andSchools. Admittance 2S cents. Children half price.

tf A GRAND OPENING FESTIVAL OF THE XX. NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, Bedford avenue, will take place on MONDAY, and WEDNESDAY, fth. Sth and 9th Jnne. Eev. J.

A. iSomnxLEB will deliver ths Inaugural Address, and Dr. lvss and Richard O. GORHAif, will eaoh deliver an aaaress on suoseqaom evenings. The Band of the "ITorUi Carolina" have 'Generously volun tnnrArl thnlp Harrises fnr the Tl keis 2octnUi each, to be had at an the Uauioiio unurches In ine any.

PURDY'S NATIONAL THEATIRE. wui'ir inly l1.aL. 7.1.ni. SO cents. Dcors open at OXVclck.

Curtain will rise, at VA oiocs precisely, in mviiiiviit. THB BOMAN TRAITOR. Lucius Semlus Catallne f. B. 4 Perrv Lucius Orestella Prior RED GNOME AND WHITE WAREI0R.

THE DUMB SAILOR B3Y. BOARDING. nnwo YOUNG LADIES MAY BE ACCOM i modated with hoard by applying at 147 Adams je71w "DOARD IN THE VICINITY OF FORT JLf GBEKN Brard. pleasant rooms, single or In suites, fur niBbed or unfurnished. In a first class bouse and fmall famtlv.

can be obtoined In the vijlnity of Fort Green, and the cars for Fu'ton Ferry, bv a family of two or more, or by fonr single gentlemen. References excharged; Aaaress iv jjrcociyn rost unice. je4 lw BOARDING AT A FARM HOUSE THE large farm mansion near Glen Cove, is now in order for immediate rfceotion of boarders. Families wishing to secure an unusually pleasant retreat for the summer mouths, will do well lo mako imm filiate application to je3 6teod CHARLES UNDERBILL, Glen Cove, L. I.

BOARDING SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodatedwlth partial board In a private family at 257 Pearl at. Terms reasonable; location pleasant, and convenient lo Uie principal ferries. mj28 7i BOARDING A DES1RABLE ROOM SUITA bjefcr a gentleman' ond wife; or two single gentlemen, may be bad at 87 Slate street, between Clinton st, and Sidney plaee. Je3 St SPECIAL NOTICES. TO THE LOVERS OF BALL PLAYING A great match to come off on TUESDAY, at 2P, Ibr $l00 a siue, ui me ueiv nmi vouri, eur.

street onu om avenue Gowanus, I. je7 It CHANGE OF DAYSFOR NOSWALK. Landing at CITY ISLAND, NEW ROCHELLE, aod BOCKY NECK. Fare 25 cents. The steamer CAT ALINE; Capt.

P. G. Pick, will leave from east side or Rooaevelt sireet. Pier 9. East River, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 1 o'clock P.

51. Returning Leave Norwalk every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mcrniuga, at 8 o'clock, on arrival of the Danhury cars; and Rocky Neck, 9.15 A. M. Frelg it taken.

apZStf filTY CLERK'S OFFICE BROOKLYN JUNE law looB. notice is nerenysiven tnat tne uommittea opening streets. Ac of the Common Council, will meet at the City Hall on WEDNESDAY. June 9, 1858, at 7 o'clock, P.M.. to consldfr the matter of opening 3d aud 4ih streets, Eastern District.

Parties interested are invited to attend. By order of the Chairman. WM. G. BFIIOP, jeltd City Clerk.

PURE MILK THE LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD COMPANY have established a NIGHT TRAIN AiuimifG at Brooklyn at 1 o'clock iy the MoRNiira, And thui aflording opportunity to bring Milk front ihe wboe length of Ihe road. The farmers are ready to contract with responsible parties for the snpnly of large quantities of GENUINE COUNTRY MILK. Information wlllbe given by Ihe undersigned to persons do siring to make The freight on Milk by this Road is half a cent per quart. J. W.

BUCKMASTJiR, Freight Agent, South Ferry, Brooklyn. E. B. WIGGINS. my31 1m i gent, Bedford Depot, BEOOKLYN BANK THE ANNUAL ELEC lion for thirteen Direotors of this and three Inspec foisof the neit enauinc election, will be held at the Bat.kinir TT Q.l.

ft Tl nl, I.A at 12 II. and closed at 1 P. JI. my252w r. J.

HENiHtKSOS, UasUler. ATLANTIC BANK, BROOKLYN, MAY 22, 18f8 The annual election for thirteen Directors of this iJunk, and three Inspectors of the next succeeding elecdon will he held at the Banking Houe, on Tuesday, Juat8, ensuing. The noil will be opened at 12 o'clock M. and closed at 2 o'clock at. isyoraerot tne Boa: a ot uirectors.

mj24td WM. C. BUSHMORE, Cashier. SPECIAL OTIC K. MY LATE ARTNER still representing to Ibe publio lhat I hav9 up brial nesB.and that ho is continuing tho bnsinesit of the late N.

Bijreill I take this method to inform the publio that such representations are false, and If longer persisted in I shall deem it necessary to Inform the publio why and wherefore he expelled from my establishment. My warehouse is at No. 132 Pierrepont, near Fulton where can be had everything requisite lor the burial of the dead. Thdckful for past reference, I hope, by attention to business, to merit a con nuanoe of the same. N.

BURRILb, Undertake la.21 tf Flerreoom atrot BIVIDEND. MECHANICS FIBE INSURANCE CO. No. 1 Montague street. Brooklyn, May 10, ibai.

The Board of Directors of this Company have this day declared a Dividend of Seven per cent, payable to the Stockholders, on demand. WALTI.R NICHOLS, Seo'y. my II 1m JM. HOPPER, (lateoO N. BURBILL A Uhdibtakers, Would respeolfully inform the public tht he has opened his Ware room at No.

18 COURT STREET, corner of Joralemon, opposite the City Hall, whera can be had everything requisite for Ihe BuriaJ'Of the Dead. J. M. HGFPKB having had much experience for the last ten years as an. Undertaker, will give his personal attention to Fu nerala In all cases.

N. B. Can be found at all hours of the night at No. 18 Court sahMitca TRAVEL. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

SPRING AR RANGEMENTS. On and alter 1st May, trains will run lauows: launaays exeeptea.i TitAINa GOING EAST. Leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, for Greenport at 10 A it a. riu Syosset, 12 4 4.60 P. M.

Hempslad, 10 12 M. 4 4.30, 5.30P.M. Jamaica, 10 A.M., 12 3.45, 4.3J, 6.30, 7 PM. TRAINS GOING WEST. Leave Jamaica at 6.40, 7.10, 8.07 and 8.40 A.

3.10 and 6.05 r. Al. Hempstead, 0.25, 7.23 A. and 2,18 and 6.10P. M.

Syosset, 7.15 A. and 4.60 P. M. Yaphani, CIO A. M.

and 12.3'i Greenoort, 11 A. M. ap28 If HUDSON EIVER RAILROAD. TO AND FKOM NF.W YORK, ALBANY, TKOY, and placea jtat'thand West. On and alter WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1853.

trains will rttn aa follows, Sundays excepted Going Leavo New York from tbe Station, corner oi Chambers street ana uotiego t'tacc, at 6.00 M. Expreas Train for Albanj and Troy, slopping at Yockera, Peeksklll. Fishki 11, Poughkeepsle, Rhine beck, Tlvoli, Oakhlll and Hudson, connecting at Albany with Western TralnB for BuflWoand Sits f)enslon Brlige, and at Troy with Trains for nutans, BttrJington and Montreal. Arriving In Aloa ny at A. M.

C.30 A. M. Dobbs' Ferry Passenger Train, stopping at all stations. 8.00 A. M.

Poughkeepsle Way Mall and Passenger Train, carrying the Mat PonghkeepBle, and stopping at all stations nortb of Manhattan. 10.U A. M. Sing Slog Passenger Train, stopping at ail stations. Jl.30 A.

M. Expros Train for Albany and Troy, Btopping at xonKers, xorryiown, ana time taDie stations rtonu, carrying the Mall to Albany, and connecting with Expresr Train at Albany lor BoiTalo and Suspension Bridge, and at Troy with Northera Trains for Saratoga, Rutland, Burlington and Montreal. Arriving In Albany at 5 30 P. 1.00 P. M.

Po'keepsle way freight and Posaeng'r train, stopping at stations North of Manhattanviile to Tarry town; at Sing Sing and all stations north. S.OO M. Sing Sing Passenger Train, stopping at all stations north of Manhattan. S.40 P. M.

Po'keepsle Passenger Train, s'opplng at Yonkers, Hastings, DobbB' Ferry, and stations north to Tar. ryto wn, at Sing Slog and all stations north, 4.60 F. M. Bobbt' Ferry Passenger Train, stopping at all stations north of Burnham's. 5:00 P.

M. Express Passongcr Tram, stopping at Tarrytowa, Sing Sing, Pceksklll, Ganlson's, Flshkill, Po'keepsle, Hyde Park, Rhlnobeck, Tlvoli, Oathlil, Hudson. Goxsackte, Stuyveaant and other stations nortb of Po'keepsteto land New York passengers; connecting at Albany with Night Express TrainforBuf falo, Suspension Bridge and Western Lines. Arriving In Albany at 10.25 P. M.

S.S0 P. M. PeekskUl Passenger Train, slopping at all sta lons. 7.00 P. M.

Tarrrtown Way Train. stonDlne at nil stations. H.00 P. M. Accommodation Passenger Train for Albany and Troy, stopping at xonsiers, DobbB' Ferry, Tarry town, Sing Sing, PeekskUl, Flshkill, Po'keepslo, and at Intermediate Stations to land New York Passengers, carrying tho Way Freight north of Po'keepsle, and stopping at all Stations, arriving at Albany In Umeto connect with Mall Train on Cen tial Boad.

This train willnotbe ran north of Po'keepsle on Saturday nights, but will proceed north on its tun? on wonuay morning. SMITH, SupertatOlldcttt, ait JAMES COLB SON, wujglvo their personal iti.nnm, Y. wfca "to jucanange, new TmrRfDAY, June 10, At 12 o'clock, at the Commerclil Exchsnce, No. 369 Fulton street, (opposite the City ill; Brooklyn. wi uiu.wj(, iuih in mo itm ward, Brooklvn.

Jiy order of ihe G. mmlnUoners appointed by nn act of ihe 'Legislature, to sell the Burial Ground at Wallabout, 73 lots situate on Auburn nloce, Poitland avenno. Canton. Hnmn.lni, and Division aia. Terms at fale; title Indisputable the Citv joins in conveyance For lnnos, nuply Ui JOHN DIKK MAN, htfl.

Attorney, No. 349 Fulton atreni. or nf rho Aiic iniueeiT, ju ooy unon st, itrooxiyn. Je3 fit WM. H.

WRIOHT, Auctioneer, (Formerly 4 WaioiiT.) Office No 9 Coonr stheet. Mechanics' Kxciuxge, orroanu City Hall, Ubooklv.t. will give h's personal ruentlou to ades of Real Estate, Sto.iks, Kurtitlureand Merchundlee of every description. Real Estate at private sale. Loans negoctated.

CITY BALES ROOMS, Ko. 343 Fultow eraaxr, BnooittT. (opposile City HalL; PF.ED 4 COLB, Anclloneent. Hereby announce that they are prepared to receive on slgnmenta of Merchandise and personal property of every ties sariptlon, forsale at Auction, and to make cash advance thereon when required. JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.

CENTRAL SALES K0OMS, COKXEK 0P WIL1.0UGHBY AND PEAKL STREETS. NEAR THE CITY BROOKLYN. MEDICAL. BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOtT GOOD! Novels the iimo In use. tliu Great Spring and Summer JHcJlciup.

Dr. LANGLRY'S ROOT aud liEHft KIJTKKB, composed of araftpiiriJla, Wild Cherry. Yollow Dock, Prickly Aili, TLor ouch won. Iliiubarb. AIun JrAke.

Omdelfoti. d. fl of wbioh ar" ho compounded as La kol in concert and awtiat Nu tm'fl in erniiicaring diseAN. 'JiierilVci of this mcdirjioe ia matt wonderful it acU directly uuun ibehowela and blood. bvrf.aaTtmr all obstructions from ihe iuieri.iii orgftus.

Gtlmtila'iog tiiem into healthy nccion, reno itli.tr iliti iountilnft of lifts nnd vicor. nurit'vinrf the blond. cleuning it from nil humom, mm cftu.sinc 1'. to courtit anew throuifii tivet pari of ihe body. They euro and eradicate f.om tun stciiii, Livvr Cumplafa! that matn whoul of eomanydls enEt's in In forms a'l BiMocs Diseases and Foul lom toli, 'olivenow.

Humors o' the ltiood audstviu, Uify.iues, l'ilna, UcartbUTU, we.vKni.f ram in ill hint; itua uow js, i'Jaiuieucy, lyjaa 01 liMahO Liver. oid red or bad Hlood. to which till at mui i1 or pubjuci in Spr1 hk and riuiumer. II tulttn iu large doat'H. 'evr jiiid Ague rasiy bt) broken up ui tl ui cm e.

This nit OtKiuiue a stuudird mediome, mid in iltcidetf ly tlie beat the world evr naw. Price runt percjuart bullion. Bold bj Mm. HA)iS, Rud all ouier Relail Druggldla. '1 4m i a QLUTEUSQ.

MuHffiiJjii XUil3 liti. ill 17'. KUIl'tlK corwr 'A traait 3tr.l Res 172 rcwo. c. DRY GOODS.

TO THE FOR BARGAINS IN ov :) lotion of DRY FOODS', Call down and see JAMES GORDON, Bnoa Ol Stau.) 155 Atlantic strett. lie Is opening a great variety of new DUKf 'S fiOOD. SHAWLS, Ac, purceased at this advanced tUilo of (he season very cheap, and will be offered at astowsmsgut low Pitiops. JAMfcS GORDO je7 4L (Late Sweetser Bi o. TrEVT GOODS NEW G03D3 I L1) GOKDOiV, lUOCEJSSOB Til OWKBToKli tK OtW .) Is this week making I aiigb additioss to his stock of DitESS COOD From the auction raom, and t'ot ee i ciish sale, euibling him tu olier goods oukaper than those houses who purclmsed their gooda ejr! or CALL AND TRY AT je74' No.

J55 Atlatcth: Street. QH1RTS, JDC ffre tt variety. JOSOMS Ai 'D COLL MiS IN" and Linen Hiir.ms ft itched. 'In, Hid unw.ir.iH, i'l A. lNMCT'S, 241 Globe Hotel.

LlsV.at A. M. liKNNET'Srt myl. 3ai Fulton si. OR Kl'COIlSCTS, OOipSXS AND SKIRTS, both French, Kngiish and German, at lhw 2s wtrtiei.

Ladies can be peitVctly lor eiibot DreHiedor in lite niot. i'shionalle and on the. most Tv asqnaule terms. Imparted Kxumslon Skirts. French contumta lor Jllllinu! and Dreifeni n1 reived mnnihi.v.

Ucmmber Liic mimlic 2SJ Fulttm Bire Urookiyi ait ALF PiUCE. LIB ItS' "GLOVES AT Thirty seven coats pnir. Fulton st oiJLOaite Tillarv L. Brooklvn. mhlStf (X)TTKKLL.

qiD LADIES. THE ful Gsorunnt of Straw Hits for liiunJ a WILLIAMS', 2J Fulton st. Fell Hats. Ciotb Capa, Ac. MOST BEAUTi Boys and can be Aiuo, ilena and ltoyn mylltaL FIFTY CENTS A PAIU FOR I ADIES' Ul tck Kid (ilnvHR.

at J. COTTRKLL nihlrf tf i7 Brooklju. HrLMEN'S HOSIERY 7 attention given lothl part of my trtn. J. C.

if Opposile Tillary at PARTICULAR s'ock, which i now very COTTRKLL, 72 Fulton st, lironklyn. OUMMKU 0aRFS, ri3ES AND STOCKS. LI Silk Tifsi Ik. and war. 1.

A. M. liKN'NlOT; my 13 3m 2U Fulton obe Hold. THk "13 LACK. li'lLKiS, UUEAI J3lvXOWN lii.FORMV U.

1. M( tirtwt, tiiiivts'. to mc. of HI. A OK SILKS, mii'ii JltGAN.

N'o 285 Fulton siok, it full usssort uir. suptrior ui 'ate audi 1 in i to ll'i! MOUUXIN'g'go DS inliuif many i ov i.si'h lo wli cii nt: wjjunj Mivite v.v 2H I'. Cj'aye from tin: lte ta 'cs, ut yreaiij Biocklin. May 22. 1868 Uiiregsti, recoivi'd r.

decea ices. my Mil" MKCELLAHE0US. TJlil. FOR THE 1'UBLU SCHOOLS prripoFlils wr.i by the subscriber, at the A uriiroR's ('itr ir.ail, for supplying the sch'iol tin tier tliech.trtte 01 ihe Hoaid of Kiluca'ton. wl'U WOOD and COAL until tire, timl ot" May.

TU' greater portion of tbu f.tti liny be deliwrr ar ih 1i cchrnil. b. i ween the first of Sep the first of for vviiie1) payment will be made in each on presenlatfon of cerlificate from the prlnclial of anyscbool at which luel shall ve beeu delivered, lilda will be received separately for wood or coal and for Eastern or "Western Distrio's. They m.isl r.tle tlie name oi vein or mtno andojvuers The Coal to be White Ash, Stove or Fnrnace sizs. clean seretned.

The pi oposal must state p. ice from boat tir yard; a'so, the price rt'in tor slorlng iln in ilio Depository provided for the i'j es eb sol ool buiiiiing. 'i he Wood loboihebsl rulilv Virginia pine, sound, with a fair proportion of hard ai.d solmd seasoned oak, tf ruuud sttcks or lose, not S3 than thrto or mre six inches in diameter st tlm smallest end; elso the price uf each rut that a ccrdmay be sh well as the prlco per cord for aplltilng tbe pluu wood, and for storing the same carefully in the depositary. Nr. proposals will recrived afttr "io'clockV.

M. cu Monday, June 2h. The G'omml tee reserve the right of njectlng an? Irregular bid, or any whio may not be lor tho intereau of tlie Board. Furiter informa ion can be obtained frcrn P. L.

JNOKlflur, Chairman of Commltiee ou Supplies, Boaro. of Kducaiiou. Brooklyn. Juub3, 1858. N.

B. The Wood to be corded, aud mria uro.i by thrt princt pab nf the various schools, before sawing; each cord to consist of 1J8 feet, solid or cubic measure. je7till24 WATERMAN'. WIN Slllt 'S and Farson's Patent Refrigerators, asserted Kl.e for Sale by liOWAUD D. WHITK jtyO tits Kulton stro N' DYEING JEROME HsIR COLOR SE hTO UR W'll res'ore grev hair to its orlstnal color, auu it lo grow where it has fallen oif.

Pr.ce SO cents. Sold by MRS. M. HAYSS. lm 175 FuMoii sir et.

Brooklyn. A'X'I't NITON AWN 1'ION ATTi 1'IOK STOVES. RANGES, IIKaTKBS, HOT AtlC FUNA tii Ac at the "OLK STAND," ib Fulton Kt Briioklyn Tht I'nders gni'd Is happy to announce tbathe has relume, to his "Old S'liud," fitted it up, and is now putting In nn entire ui nlrnKpil in net. his old frienda aud customers. Tne public are requested to call and examine for ficm'c ves, when thev will receive all attention, both lrom Mr.

Thomas Si and tbe tindfrsianed. Thoie residing at illslant parts ol the citv will do well to jump in the care and can at the Ota niore. ii auiut. i o.u. Tin work repalreu, w.

mj i7Jm BAKEEIES, AROE BREAD. 2Y. CENTS A POUND. i lbo. FOR 10 CENTS, a'.

UUMSY'S. iiich near fiilton. ripcTrovRtt. Kn. Tr.9 Fultow street.

Brooklvn. Par ties and Weddings sunolied with every article suitable for suoli feffl SHERIFF'S SALES. SUPfiEME COURT John W. Lewis against ClarlssaC.HInmanando.hers rla.Attr. Iu purauanco of a judgment order of this Corirt, made In the ahove entitled acuon.

neaiiuK uuiu ure w. 1MB I wSl (Veil by l'ublio Auction, at the Commercial Exchange, nnmrelm tlin Citv Hall. In tho CitV Of Brooklvn on the 29th day of ne. 185S, at 12 o'c'ock. noon, described land and premises All those two cer mtn lots nlecos or parcels oi iuuu, on a mS entlUcd "a map of .197 lols of fJ' say, outheaateriy In Iron by ieai" lot'number 174 oa inches; norlhweB erlj ln Ui.

re i erly on oae Batomapiorii irevcu. fi soiuawosterly on fTlHE WHAT CHEEB CAKES HOP YEA8T CAKES, now established In all families where tliey have "wu wu, mtuo uw. juiutj owect wuuiBsom.9 Dread. The Yeast Is lively, always ready, and sweet: cohtnlna rutus, or other deleterious drug. The bread Is whiter and These Cakes wltlkeep any length of time.

For sale by all Uio principal grocers. Be fure to inquire for the WHAT vmuftK uvr iBADr uaww. a no irane sappuea TORRY.Fo G. YVELIN. No.

Zlf Fulton street' .1 Ik. .1 .1 AJCJ a. mil IU PrOOTie lor. S. SMITH.

No. S3 Broadway, Orders by mail will re. ceive attention. lw OIHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS i TJL Dont fait to procure MRS. WINHLOW'3 BOOTflING niitur ror umioren Teething.

It has no equal on e.irlh. It greaily facilitates theiirocess or teoih.ug, by softening tho gnnis reducing all lnfiimmatlon will alloy all pain, and is pure 10 regulate the bowel. Depend upen It, mothers, It will give rest to yoitrseiveB, and relief and health to your' Infants, 1'erfeclly itiiM man cases. This valuable preparation Is tho prescription of one of the Host eiperlencedahdsklllful ftmsle physicians in new Eng. land, and has been used with never falling sucoess In of cases.

It Is anold and well tried rcmedv. TWENTY FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. Sold by DrugRhts throughout the iv orld. Ollloe No. 13 Cedar street, New York.

je43uila ROCKERY. GLASS AND OnTT RftYZRFTT. Vj ling eff at. SO per cent leas than cost, In consequence of ucuumc biuu fuiu vu xiuajuag. at yo street, one door Irom Fulton, leading, to Catherine Ferry.

Je7 ar F. GORDON. Proprietor. EEFRIGERATOR3 WINSHTP'S PATENT SELF VENTILATING EEERIGERATOB, Is, by lis Peculiar arrangement, constantly filled with a moving and uniformly current pi' clulled air rreaervi.H in n.l.Ai, nnn.lf "nfy BavoredarUolea from co'almunl atlng 1helr ouorsto the delicateones; A Lcej y8lnS as lltUe 118 any other Refrigerator; uade and finished In Urat rate style; DSST REIfRia For sale wholesale and retail by the manufacturers C. 4 G.

W. HEDGE CO. iAr i u''on street, opposite the City HalL And for sale in Brooklyn, by Whitk 21 ''''d'on at, J. Q. Adams 132 Atlantic st.

J. Pabkee, 160 Court at. JeS tals" Co comer Sou nd 4lh E. D. LNGLISH PLATE POWDER THIS JUSTl.Y JLi celebrated compoalilon Imparts toall kinds of plate a brll iant and permanent fuslre.

It fias long been used In Kngland preference to any oiherartlcle. Manuf.ctured and for we r. D. LV.YS. Drut giit and Chemiat.

Cor. llaln and York streets, Brooklyn. 25cents pr box. je3 ly TITRATE OF MAGNESIA PREPARED BY 1 1 LEYS, Manufacturing Druggist, Cor. Main and York streets, Brookiyu.

Price $2 a c'ozpu. j3 )y JUST RECE1VED A FRESH SUPPLY OF Barry's Tricopherous. Price 12 cents per bo. tie per JeSIy P. D.

LEYS, cor. Main and York sis UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. 1.00 Keroaene and Curhnn OH Tiirann RjiffllT LaiTlOB and Cans. Olnlip.ff. Wfrlr jmd ntilynnfo pcnolnnfltr land.

Camphene, Fluid, Alcohol, Kerosene, Carbon and oiher Oils for sale cheap. Old Snlar Lamps altered and regill. B. BINCUMAN SON, my201m 62 Fulton ltrooklyu. BILLS OB1 EXCHANGE ON ENQLANDj Ireland, Scotland and Wall in Bums of one pound and upwards, for sale at J.

S. MACKAY'S myll 'f Eitchauge OHlos, 6 tourt st Brooklyn. PARASOLS, PARASOLS. THE OLD ESTAB llshed manufactory No. 163 Folioh biiie corner of Cranberry street The latest Parisian styles of the richest and most costly Silks, and CHEAP.

The Ladles of Brooklyn are invited to eiumine thom. OHAS, E. SMITH, Umbrella Jlanafactiirer, 108 Fa) ton atrasl. aOREAM OF WILD FLOWERS THIH DE llghtfui preparation for dressing aud beautifying the hlr uuu uumpiexiuu, ia now prepared omv Uy P. D.

LEYS. Manufacturing DruggUt, Cor. Main and York sts Brooklyu. For sale who'esale and retail. je3 ly "DED BUG POISON BY THE USE OF THIS JLP prepiratlon.

Bi gs, Roaches, Molhs, and oiher vermin any be effectually exterminated. Mannfaclured and for sale by P. I). cor. Main and York sts Price 12ceuts per botlle.

je3.1y BASSFORD'S BILLIARD PALACE, TOR playing without Belling, and sale of Billiard Tables and Pianos, corner of Court and Remsen streets, opposite Citv Hall, Brooklyn, slate beds and u'l other improvements. A. "BASS EORD, as a Billiard Table and Piano Maker, took first premium at Crystal Palace ag dust five competitors for Billiird Tables, and against tuibtv two for Pianos. See the Committee's Report 1 Baasford's old Btandard rooms for p'av ani tie O'. It 11 aru raoien an'l 14U Rtrpt.

nrA rn. ti ance at No. Ann street, New York. Tables suitable for I piviitt: nouses aoiuiow. mylitjlln rS7XTURWAllER00MS, N0Tl36 Fulton sireet, 5lh door above Sands at.

iiAVID.COiPE hosremoved, as above, the large stork of Cornelius Baker's is Fixtures, Girandoles, Oil nndKcro sene Lamps, etc. This slock is uusurpnssed in be tuty or price. Gas Piping In all ita brandies dene in a ueat, secut and prompt mauutr. my.Slm ZJ.EO. W.

MUMBY, VX Wholesale and RRtall Dnaler In FLOUR AND GRAIN, No. 59 iULios Sibbet, near Atlantio Bank npl4tf Brooklyn. LOOKING GLASSES PICIURE PBAMEfc verycheiip, at 87 Brooklyn, and 21 Fpruccst flew Yorlc. by G. ROfiSICKE, my 17 lm A WOiil) TJ HO.USSKEEPEES, HOTET Xi, and fitrambcat owners.

Furnituro and UpholHtef tioodsto amilies at Wholesale Prices during the Spriog 1808. The old at, largeit, cheapest, and most varied FurnUui aud Upholstery esmblishmont iu the United States, whei every requisite may be found, from a pail to the richest arliclt Klch Enmtiled Chamber ults, Rich Jiahogani Rosewood, Oafc and Walnut buIih, Bxtoueijn Keedhain andjOther Patent Sola Beds, every variety aud a ylc of Chain, Sofas, Tete a Tetts, Cauets, Oil CioUie, Window Shades, Looking Gmsses, and evtrytning In ihe Une got up for cash, during the pauic, and will be Bold at unusuully low prices. nd Bee. 83? Manufacturer and Importer ol Watches nihl9Sm R. J.

TODD, 88 Fulton eu HABM.LEtiS A3 WATER JEROME'S HAIR COLuR RH'STORRR is nerfeetlv haimlesa. It will restord irrev ha'r ita orclnal color, aud cause It lo crow' v.here It It Is a beautiful hair oressing. Priob 60 ci'mb. MRS. M.

HAVES, Agent for Brooklyn, mj291m 175 Fulton street. E0KGE DERRICK, LATE OF THfi THREE Pop'ar street, begs to ioformhis lrieuda and ihe public gein ra ly, that he hns opened a new at the earner of Washiuglon and Tillary sirrets, called Where will be found the cboiceet brands of Ales, Wines, Liquors and teg'irs Hot Joiats daily at 1 o'clock. S.eaks, hops. Poached Kgga, Rarebits, Coffee, Tea, Sardines, Ac, from 8 A. Mtl till HP.

31. TheLondoalUuairatp.flpiipers.wUh Puncb. Families supplied Scoieb Mb aud London Porter, in bottles. Robinson's celebrated Ale on draught. Closed on Sunday.

je ilw' QPRIKG STOCK. JUST ARRIVED AND KJ openedr ready for inspect Ion and sale, at prlcaft Bnitable to the times, a complete assortment ofJitmes Edwards Bona btfit White and Uniquo blue stone China Tea, Dining, and Toilet Seta, and otoer articles ot" CkUi', Iams and Karthenwiire, well adapted lor new Housekeepers, at the CHINA ARCADE, 167 A lautlc andlia Cllnion otreetp ml IROK, STEEL NAILS, SAKH WMGHTS, Shovels, Spadts, Rakes, Hoes, Builders' Hardware and mechanics' Toola tor sale KDWABD D. WBITK myT lm 2ftaF cor. Planipl ENTS' CR03S PLAIT LIOT.N SSIKT Bosoms, at J. O.

COTTRKLL'S, mlR tf a73Fultou street. CDPPiNG AND LEECHING AT ALL hoars, day ani night, by Professor Catling, No. Ill Atlantic street. if. The artistical mode taughtat reasonable price.

Rheumatic embrocation an iniallible cure, Bold at 'No. Ill Atlantic street. my 4 1m FOR SALE TO LET. F03 SALE A NEAT TWO AND basement brick cottage louse, with gas througbout and walfr In back basement; house neurlynew. Tcrmseany.

urilter paniculars enqulro on the premises 37 Dobevolse of JNO T. BEEU 130 Broad N. Y. Would bo exchanged for unimproved property je7 ltJ CLINTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN FOR KALE One of the finest building sites on Ibis most beautiful of all nvRnucM. Pleasant and healthv: unequalled fcr a reUdenoc iu New Yolk or Brooklyn.

The p'o: is 72 fcot front by 200 feet deep; being the northwest corner of Clinton ar.d Gates areuues. Can bo divided into two plots of 36 leetbyiOl) each. mu.es itttt is, inv31 cod2w 11 P.ne few York. TO LET AT A GREAT SACRIFICE A dwelling house pleasantly situated in Franklin avenue, containing 11 ro me, gas Ultm en, The present occupant leaving (in consequence of death in tbo family for the country, to a tenant purfecily tatlsfa; lory, it will lie lot for $160 for the balance of the year to 1st May next. Enquire of C.

DUN BISG, at South Brooklyn Savings Bank. je4 6t TO LET A MODERN, BRICK, El baaemtnt house, pleasantly situated ou Cumb ENGLISH Cumberland near Fulton avenue cars. "Will be let low to a good tenant. l'OBEesslon Riven Julylsl. Enquire or C.

O. W. UEDOU A S57Fulton street, opposite City Hall. jf37ih HORSE AND LIGHT WAGON FOR SALE A fast, kind animil. fwitbouta fault.) Aoply lo jealw TV.

WYCKOFff, 08 Fulton nvenue. SMALL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE Near Hemcatead VlUage, L. I. House contain' 11 rooms, small conservatory a' tacheo, Icehouse filled, largebarnjabeau uful stream runs through the ground; rrom 5 to 15 acreB of its required; situation retlred heallhy: roads good; an hour's drive from Bockaway Pavillion, Flushing, or Qlcn Cove; 17 miles from Fulton Ferry by plank roads; all tbo roa good; aocess by railroad q'liok and frequen1; also by sit unto on tho road from the Court House to Kookatvay halt a mile south of tho Hcmpatead plink road. Price very reason bio.

Apply to GEOltGK HALL, at the Counsellor's office, Uy Hall, Brooklyn. my28 QTABLE TO LET A FIRST CLASS BRICK kJ private Stable to let. in Love lane, near uenry Apply A. 13. DAVENPORT, Montague street, near Cjurt.

my27tf ritO LET A COUNTRY SEAT, PLKASANT ly situated on the and Jamaica Turnpike, at ibe junction of Trotting Course lane, and about half a mile north of the Myrtle avenue plank road. The buildings are convenient and in good order. About 5 acres of good land are attached to the bul dlugn. The place Is well abided by mill trees. To a good tenant, will be rented low.

Possession given Immediately. Enquire of JOUN KliLLCJJ, oorner ot uitou and Orange streets. my31 Itv WO LET HODSE 299 JAY STREET I Iaow In perfect order. To a good leuant, wlU be let i low. Apply to oruddreea FOaTER my28J5t IS9 Broome treet, New York, Amnsementi In Brooklyn and New York this Evening.

MUBTCAfj corner Fulton and' Orange streeis WtUlam's Panorama of a Whaling Voyage. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, corner of Concord and WaabinK ton street Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert. A GRAND OPENING FESTIVAL of the R. C. Orphan ABylum Address by Eev.

A. Schneller. PDRDY's NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham eireM. The Soman Traitor Red Gnoma and White Warrior Tho Dumb Sailor Boy. Burqlaet.

The house of John Perdue, in 6th street opposite Fillmore place, was entered on Saturday night acd'a silver watch and severo1 articles of clothing taken therefrom. A Complimentary Concert will bs given to Miss E. M. Hall, at the Brooklyn Atheneum, on Tuesday evening, June 8 th. Miss Hall will be assisted by a number of eminent artists.

Mr. Aptomas, the harpist, sails for Europe in a few days, and this will be his last appearance in this errantry. Skbious Accident. Philip Curry, employed in Sherwell's oil faotory in Marshall street, bad one of his arms crushed on Saturday by being drawn in the machinery. He was conveyed to his resl decca on the corner of Little and Plymouth Btreets.

Watch Stolen in Church. A lady named Rice, of Lansinburgb, had her watch stolen yesterday, while coming out of the Eev. Mr. Beccher's church, where she had attended divine service. The guard was cut while the lady was going through the crowd.

The Festival at the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in Bedford Avenue commences to day. As the object is one which appeals to the benevolence and charity of the community, and the attractions held out by the managers are so varied, a very large attendance may be expected. Correction We are requested to state that the damage done to the store of Mr. Bailey, 241 Columbia street, by the fire on Friday night, was $800, and that the police had nothing to do with putting the fire out. Lecture.

A lecture on the Christian Warrior, Havelock, will be delivered at the Atheneum this evening by Mr. R. Pike, a gentleman eminently qualified for the task. The subject is a most interesting one, and we doubt not there will bo a numerous audience in attendance. Base Ball.

The first match game of the season between Senior Base Ball Players will take place on Thursday next, June 10th, between the. Excelsior Club of Brooklyn, and the Putnam Club of WilliamsbuTgh, on the Excelsior's ground, hounded by Smith, Hojt, Carroll Place, and President streets, South Brooklyn. Play to begin at 3 o'clock. Suspected Poisoning by Using Milk. Dr.

F. Etimm reported to the station house of the 6th precinct yesterday afternoon a case of poisoning, which had occurred in the family of Mr. aim Sperl, at No. 119 Ewen street. It appears that Mr.

Speii on yesterday morning purchased some milk for his family and took home. Having business in NewsYoik which called him away, he did not remain home at breakfest. His wife and five ohildren (the children behig from one to ten years of age) partook of milk, and wero made sick, so seriously as to require the attendance of Dr. Stamm. The youngest child was for some time considered in a daDgerpus condition.

The father positive that nothing else but the milk could have caused the effects which have been produced, aod has requested that the milk bj analysed, which will be done in a few days. Those of the family who were aff by' the rnitk are now out of danger. One Hundred and Sixtt thkee Additions to Ma. Beecheb'b Chuboh. Yesterday the crowd at Mr.

H. W. Beecher's Church was even larger than it usually is hundreds wero obliged to leave for lack of seats. It was Communion Sabbath, and it was known that there would be a lprge number ad uailled to the Chinch on profession of faith. The pnlpit was ornamented with boquets of flowers.

On the platform beside his son sat the venerable Dr. Lyman Beecher. The first five rowa of pews in front of the pnlpit wero surrendered to the new members 163 in all. Of these some 25 were from other churches. The ordinance of baptism by imr mersion Mr.

Beecher had lately administered to 14 It was tsdministared by spiinkliog to 50 yeBterday! After the reoeption of the new members. Mr. Beeeh delivered a sermon intended for their special encouragement, from the words, "Beloved, now are we the sons of God, it doth not yet appear what we shall be but we know that when He shall appear, we shall like Him, for we as He is." After sermon, an invitation was given to all Christians, without regard to sectarian denomination, or whether members of churches or not, lo parlake of the Lord's Sapper. About two thou. Band personB remained and communed.

The morning prayer meeting in the Church continues with unabated interest. It was just a month that some 200 persons joined this Church. More Accidens on ihe Eiver. Threb More Lives Lost. Three pleasure boats in the river yesterday, in one of which we have a repetition of the melancholy casualty of Go anus Bay, which we related on Saturday.

Five young men belonging to Greenpoint went out for a tall, to try a new boat. They crossed to Now York and were returning, when a sudden squall struck the boat and capsizsd her. Tney were immediately in front of the Greenpoint ferry, and a great number of perrons witnessed the accident. The ferry boat then in the slip La3tened to their relief, and a number of small boats mad direct for the spot, but were only in time to save of the men tho others sunk before help could reach them. The names of the two men saved are William Hayes and George Wheeler, the former a ship caulker, the latter a ship carpenter.

Those drowned are John Roes, foreman of Mr. Edward Williams' shipyard, Greenpoint Jeremiah Elliot, ship carpenter in the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Charles Bassett, boat builder in the employ of Mr. William Byles The melancholy event has thrown quite a gloom over the community of Greenpoint, among whom the unfortunate men were held in the highest esteem and regard. Mr. Bees was tho only married man in the party, and the terrible accident has plunged an interesting family into the deepest affliction.

Every effort has been made to recover the bodies of the drowned men, but up to this forenoon with: out success. The other two boat that occurred yesterday were fortunately unattended loss life. R0OKLIK DAILY JBAOLB OTFICB, 1J p. JC. By Telegraph to tho Daily Eagle.

BY AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S UNI. OFFICII. 1 Wall nt New York. Montague, corner Cbarl its. Brooklyn More ISritUh Outragta.

TWO JIOKli BOARDED Hjbto.v, Juno 7. The brig Hclcu Juno from Truxlllo, and schooner Cilizcu from St. Doni iugo, which arrived here yesterday, roport having been bonrded from British war vessels In the Gulf but received civil treatment. Mililarr and IVavnl IHorrmenlH. CuAiaKSToN, Juno G.

The Government Rtoamfthln Atlantic arrivpd tA.tl frnm Key West with troiipa for Fort Moultrie. SUo reiiorts the U. S. steamer Water Witch at Key West on tbo 3d she was taking in coal, aud would leavo tlio neitday, on a cruiau. Froiu Wow OrlcaBH.

New Ori.kav s. t. (. Tho Mayor is at tbo rooms of the Vigilauce Committee, uuvmg jnaoeu uiiucit unuer tncir protection, xo attack has yet been mado by tho mob. and Col.

Cliristv has" with drawn from the leadership of tho movomont. on account of legal jivaiuuii ui tuc igiiuuuu liionecor ders aro engaged swearing In special policemen. The Vigilance Comroittco Invito all citizens forthwith to join their ranks. From Utah. St.

L0CI3, Juno 7th. Luuveiitvurtu uurresputiueut lurmsiics the details of the Utah uews, but thoy coutnlu notliiug itti A i.ini linn, mu inuna met uy air. uiioori going to the South, had returnoil, and wero returning to Salt. Lnko ritv nnrt ili.i rnl unirn.n, viuiccd only about forty miles lVotn tho 1st to tho 14th of May, and would not reach Camp Scott boi'oro tho 10th or 15tlt nClinif Tllora id .1... uu.nujg ivminu iu mu ting (ill of Capt.

Marcy'B train. The mall reached hero yesterday from Uub AprlllOth, and brings a cunHrmatlon of the entry on tho Sth or April, of Governor Ciunniing into Silt l.aso City, but no news not already publishvd. CONGRtLHH, FIRST SESSION. Washlvrtox, June 7. house.

Mr. Savage d'enn. i said that as the friend of Mr. Hughes in tlie difficulties between him and Mr. Harris of Illinois, growing out of lauguage used during tlio debalo on tlib Mlnuosola elcctloa case, ho had met Win.

n. Polk, the friend of Mr. Harris, and they had como to tlio opinion that that no hostile meeting was necessary, nudat.it ml that the; matter had buen settled on terms honorablo to both gentlemen. POLITICAL NQTICJSS. XfATIONAL DEM0CEA1IC EEPDBLICAN STANDING COMM1TTEK OP THB COUNT? OK KING A meeting of the above Committer will be tieldat Kgle Hotel, Fulton sireet, on TUESDAY EVENING, June at 7 o'clock.

DAN'L BHAULEY, Clmirnii n. Albeut Fbikh, Secretary. jer GROCERIES. IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALL WHO wish genuine TEA. COl'FaEsnd SPICKS, and at prices to suit the times, should call HAHVisa Coruir of Fulton and Mtln str'Gtq.

Beat Government Java, 18 or six lbs. for one dollar. Maracaiba, 16 or five lbs. for ctj. Laeuiyra, 14 65 St.

Domingo, 12 55 10 80 TEAS. We hive received bv the late arrivals ih msnt ot new Tea, which we offer twenty. five per cent cVnuer than nsually clwrced by New York dealers. a U.XX IVE rousD uox or jjags at wholsbalk Peices. PICKS.

faclnrlUK 51D3TAAD. CfCOA. aud whtfh Wti.rrajit.purc. aud of tlie best quality, und ai a chenper mtc ever offered before. Tea Ookfeb ad snca Dealwjks, Corner of Fulton and Mala Btieets, Brooklyn.

Gooda delivered to all parts of tbe city. 3m UriEB, BUT TEE, BU'ITEE liOUU t'ttlSSH 20c per lit. AT RTPPTER'S 1 TKA, COFPEM ANI) FRUIT STORK, Knlton street. Jtrooltlv t. m27 2 GOKPDIiATIOi NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE. Fulton street re gradlng and re paving between Red Hook Line and fJoori street. A petition has been presented Jo the Common Courcil of tLe C.hy of Brooklyn, to regradc tnJ repave Fulton street between Bed Hook Lane and Court strfcf, iriid C' inmoii Council have fixed the District beyond wSii'li jts ftSi mcnt for Bald improvement fill til not extend, to V.mm' nclng at Court st one hundred feet In depth on each side t.ftUo propoied im vrovement (where the blocks are 100fe' or more than 100 feu in dopthj and continuing one hundr foe; in on ioli sidy thereof (whtre Uie blocks arc 100 ieut or more than 100 lectin deplhj tu HedHoykLane. Ecnr.nstrances, any; against tbo said yrHdingund re paving, mint be presented to the Common Cuitufllon or befoio th ilMtCay of July, IBiS, as they ill finally au upon Ihe same at their next ensuing or as soon thereafter as convenient Dated Brooklvn, June 5, 188. je7 2w CIIAS.

TINNBY, Sir et pOKPORATION NOTr0l street from Ewen street Nor 'h Ninth street. A et t'on has been presents to iha Common Council of the city of Ilrooklyn to open Withers from Kwen Htrfiot to North Ninth street, and the Common Council havu fixed 'he District bej ond which tl'e afisessmeet for said improvement shall not extend, lo wit eemmmcing ut Kwen slioet one hundred feet in depth on each tiae of the prop ped opr tvng, aud ronUnnmg one hundred ftti in deplti ou ch side theioot' lo 2orth SJInih street. Kemonsirances (if anj) against tho said opening, mini be presen ed to the Common Council on or before the third da? of July, 1858, as thoy will tlnal'y a jt upen the s.mi a': their next eusa' ng meeting, or us so thereof er aa convenient Oated Brooklyn, Jnne 5, 185S. 7 2w HAS. TIXSRT, Street Commissioner AMAR JflBS INSURANCE COMPANY, CASH CAPITAL, $200,000 OF FTC No.

WALL SritKKT. New York. BRAN'CH OFFICK NO. 4 SANDS ST. IoHcie3 will be made and issued by Fostkr Lwter, Sole Agenis of Baid Company, at im Branch Office, No, 4 SANI) Edvmrd Anthony, A.

Low f'has. M. Connolly, ihu Gould, WiUlamBinn Wm. J. Beebe, Curtia Noble, John G.

B. Lamar, Wi. H. Cary, Q. H.Frothir.pham, j.enj, waraweu.

MVtnj. frown. John Brouwer. Calvin P. Sanger, Tlioa.

IL, Norrla Wm. N'lch Georgo Gault, Edward Rowh, tttt'tn u. ixicaois, A. S. Fester, S.

N. Davis, Bradford Knapp, Cbrtfl. S. Little, Loomia Ballard, Edwin Atkins, jonn iavoi, wiuiam Toole, i Jeromus J. Johnson.Wm.

G. Sterliua. Matthew Armatronc.John W. Harner. John S.

Divenport, John 8. Voorhles, B. b. Breeden, ueo. w.

nQa, Wm. H. Wtbb, Wiliiamd Howland. Wm. II.

Otis. wmw, ti. rirmeieo. EDWaRD ANTHONY. President BRADFORD KNAPP, Vioe Preoldent.

IaiAO R. Rt. Johp, Kecrdtary. LEGAL. QALE BY OltDER OF THE SURROGATE! iVl til? THF.

COUNTY OF NEW YOKK SURROGATE'S COURT, COUNVX OF YORK Jn the matter of trie appllc itioa to mortgnge, lease or sell the real sute of Charles O'Connell, deceatec. By virtue aud in pursuant of an order made this matter on rbe sixth day of April, 185i), whereby tlio subscriber John Cofley, executor of lire lust will nnd testament of said Charles O'Conneil, deceased, was ordsred by said Surrogate, purauaut lo t.ttlrte, lo make ILusaUi herelnf er mentioned, for tilt )tay ment of Ilia debts of Huid dici ased, lb(ulitcritiiH Cof foy, executor, 4c as aforesaid will sell publln attctiou, at ti Commercial Uxclianse, No. S69 Knit ju sireet, opposite th i Ciiy Hal in tbo City of Krook vn. Klngu County, ou Wednesday, tne twenty first day of July, 1858, at twclvo o'clockat noon of that day. the following described real estate, whereot the ald testator died seize! to wit: All ih.it certain dwelling house, and piece or parcel of laud, situate, ly njf and bents lithe Eleventh Ward of the City of Brooklyn, County of Klrgf, which, on a map on ale in the office of lire clerk of tho county of Kinas.

entitled "map of ihe Ooweriuoven stead, in the Seventh Ward or tbo Ci of Brooklyn" Brooklyn, March, 1844 surveyed by Silas Ludlsm. Cfy Surveyor is bounded and ihvcrihedasiollov. viz: liegiunlng at pointon the westerly Bide of Oxford street, distant ulnnty slx feci ght Inches north rlv from the northwesterly covnt or Atlantic atcuue and Oxford s'reet, running thence westerly and at right amies to (xford street, eighty seven feet and one anil one hnlf Inohes tr the nortnwenterly side of the lot known and designed on said manbylhonum iertaCoJtwo hundred and sixij ttve; theuce southwesterly and at right angles to Atlantio av.iutte nfiy two feet ten and one half inches more or les to Atlautic avenue, thenco southeasterly along jAthullo avenue twenty fi ve le thence nortbeaslcrlyat right angles to Atlantic avenue iliirly six feet sf.ven and one half Inohes till it Intersects a Iru drawn at rent angles to Oxford street, nnd distant twenty five tet southerly from the point of beginning; thence easter.y at right a cles to Oxiord street seventy feet leu awl one hall inches more or leas to Oxford street; aud thence northerly along Oxford sireet twenty five feet to the point of beginning. The improvements on said premises being a three story woodeu house or building about 25x30 feet, fronting on Atlantio avenue. Dated Brooklyn, June 7th.

1858. ua a 3 JOHN COFFEY. Executor, 4i. of CharleB O'fonnoll, doceared. For further Inquire of Jnmes W.

White, No. 61 New York. jo71aw6M ITfVTIP QUPREME COURT (JO JS 1 uv xvirtuo Eliz White. Execttrlx, and Richard Wil'lama, and Ebo Sder It Executors of tho last will and testament ot George TWhSe. decei Plaintiffs agdnst John Lynch Jacob Dotv George Gil ertand Bulah his wilo, Phl'lp Schmidt Kthm Henry Crooker, Del'cudintn.

Summons for relief. Cr m. not served, Xo Oefendan'fl Yon are hereby summoned and require 1 to answer the cptn plainl in this action, wf.lch will be flted In tlio office or ho erk Srthe County of Kings, at the City Hall, Iu City of Brook lyu, and 10 Rei ve a ennv of vour answer to said complain on T.MofS, No. ISO Naisau st. In the city of Now York, will In twenty das after.Uie service of IWs vou exclusive ofttio day of such service; and if you fall to an iwer thosa deonil "lalnt wltkm the t'mo aloretald, tbo plalu.ttTa tamtaSnHapp" demanded in utocomplalnt.

Dated, VgVKin. Piaintlfls AttomBV. Tne complaint in this acUonwaj filed in 9 "B9 clwls nf noimtv of KlnKs. on the ll li li day otMay, iboa. ji7 iMrtwfl Svm Stella and Shawl Borders with and without FriDge, from $1 50 to $3, $4 50 to $6.

per set. Also Dress and Mantilla Fringes from 5 cts to GO cts per dozen, at J. LocKrrr, Son Co 261 Fulton street. Brooklyn Institute. This evening the complimentary Benefit to Wm.

W. Bindley, tlie celebrated Concerti nist, comes off at tbo above place Brooklyn Institute. Both hemispheres assist in furnishing the material for the even, ings CDjoyment, and if wo can cheat care dull care Into a state of quiescence, let us by all means go to Bendlsj's Benefit. He is well spoken of, and deserving men are few. Summer Hats iff.

G. Gaston, 248 Fulton street, has now on hand a choice assortment of Drab Beaver Hals, of the vory newest stylos, also Black Naples Panamas, Manillas, Tuscan, and Straw Hats In all thblr variotlcs, and at the very lowest prices. If Gaston continues; to go on ia the way of introducing novelties iu tho same rate asho has commenced he will be considered as tho arbiter of fashion in our city, as ia Genln of New York Call Upon him1 and examine his stock. Eeport or Brooklyn Qitt Hospital for the week ending June 6, 1858 Remaining at last Report ....109 Admitted 9 Discharged 15 2 101 The Visiting Committee meet every Saturday afternoon at five o'clock. JOHN T.

E. NICHOLS, Sup't. Police. A Tjuxsachon in Boitek Mr. Caleb C.

Travis who keeps a grocery in South Second street, E. lias got him. solf in trouble. He induced a Mr. Van Ankon of New York to let him bave $90 worth of butter on time, calling him.

self a man of means. It seems his means didn't hold out, bo didn't pay for the butter, and Van had him arrested for false pretences, on which charge ho will be examined before Justice Fox. Hill, Thief. John Barney, a dilapidated specimen of humanity, travels on tho ball game; that is, calls at a bouse on some pretence and when an opportunity occurs hooks coats, hats, or anything else in tho hall that ho can get. He stole a dinner bell from 43 Middagh street on eaiuraay, lor justico cornweiisent mm to uio Penitentiary for threo months.

A Cdehws CiSE. Three boys named James' Tiernoy, seed 14 Thomas J. Gallagher, 15 and Patrick Gallagher, 17, were arrested yesterday in the 4th precinct at tho complaint of Mrs Bennett, living in Atlantic avenue, near Flat bush avenue. The boys it soem3, entered her house in her absonco and stolo her bank book on tho Brooklyn Sav ings iianK, ui wmcn sne naa deposited $65. xuey went to the bank and drew $25, with which they say they had "a good time." When that was spent they went back to tho bank and drew tlie balance When arrested, the young rascals confessed the theft, and they were committed for trial by Justico Morehouse.

Row is Mill Steest. Tho Qiiinlan's, livo at No. 2 Mill street, and entertain their neighbors with conjugal interchanges of household utensils. Mrs. Q.

relies on tho crockery and flat irons for amunition, Patrick takes the coal scuttle and door mat. On Saturday Patrick having been worsted by volley of crockery, took the axe and undertook to make klndllng work of his lively belter half. She was'nt going to stand this as long as he fought fair, and usod nothing heavior than tho st ne plates, she did'nt mind, but axes are liable to hurt people, so she had Patrick ladn oetore justice uiaouiy, wno win iook into me cose Too Heavy for Era Mr. O'Hara, an old gentleman who is not in tbo habit of drinking, took tne weight of half a Dint of two shiliiDg brandy yesterday) and lound it toot heavy. It made him so weiik that he will have to retire from public me to recuperate.

Drinks Brant. Kato Anderson would be a nice young wo man it she did not drink beer. She took three glasses es te day, and came to grief. As she was going homo, tho wind was so high she. could'nt navigate, and so she laid down on tho sidewalk lor a nap until it subEiaeo.

Justico Blacbley assured her that tho side walks are Corporation property, and owing to tbo space occupied by crinoline, ho would have to charge her $11 60. An old Customer. A pretty hard case is Mrs. Mary CoDly who has spent a few years oi hcT precious existence In tho 8th ward. For a small transaction of S30, liur husband ro tired to tho industrial institution in the vicruiiy ot SmgSing, for ten years, and Mary was left "a lone widily" topick.tip an "honest living" for herself.

On James Campbell of tho 12th ward, ensnared by the seductive wiles of Mary, accompanied her home, and it belig Iato staid all night. In tho morning his pants were minus $26. Capt. HcClane was sonttor and arrested Mary $3 of the money Yf as. found on hor, bwt the balance hfl bad.

bid away, and it could not bo found. Justice liliohley committed her for examination Claimed ebb Child. On Saturday afternoon, 0100 Smith, of the 9th precinct, found a child about 7 months old lying in the Clova Road. He took it to the Station House. About an hour after, a woman, with an aroma of corner grocery gin about her, called in great distress to lok for ner blessed iniant, wmen sne nau just lata aown in tne roau for a few minutes, while she went to get a drink.

Her condition not being in accordance with the Act for the suppression of intemperance, she was locked up by the benevolent Inspector White. Stole Rails. Mr. Joel Conklin maintains a farm in the 9th Ward, which is too near the denser precincts of the Fence rails make excellent firewood when jou canH get De Baun's cut and split, and Mr. Conklln's fence disappears occasionally.

Last night Thomas Murtha was caught assisting three rails off. He was arrested, and will have to account for the transaction to Justice Moorehouse. Beats ms Brother Patrick Fox and his brother John went to a shindig on Saturday night danced considerable, and liquored himself into a fighting humor. Feeling pugilistic, Patrick instituted a row with brother John, and whipped him handsomely in five minutes. John, like an ungrateful brother, had him arrested, and Justice Oornwell fined him $10.

Stbasok Conduct of Mr. Ghorge Hall. On Sunday night, a very improper time to drink, George Hall was found in a horizontal position in the public thoroughfare in the 2d precinct. He was removed, for better security and comfort, to the Station House. This morning ho was invited to take a walk with a policeman as far as the City Hall.

While on their way thither, a demented individual who was raising ah excitement in the street drew out the attention of the police, and Mr. Hall incontinently took to his heels, and has not been seen since. Quite a Time. There was quite a time in tho house where the Foxes and Uoaches live, in 8d street, on Saturday. John Fox undertook to cut Thomas Roach into vest patterns with a pair of big scissors, and Roach contemplated making mutton chops of Fox with a lath axe.

Fox had his nose damaged, and Roach's head was done up in court plaster. They had eaoh other arrested, and wero taken before Justice Blachly. DIED. The funeral services of Mrs. Lydia Sdaw, will be held at the residence of fcoraon, Ihllinder Shaw, No.

299 Eackett street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon (to morrow) at 4 o'cloek. Friends of tke family are Invited to attend. LOST AND FOUND. LOST. ON SUNDAY, IN GOING FKOM the comer of Cilntoaanl Montague ots, through Montague, Henry and Bomsen sts, to the corner of Hicks at, a black ihread laco VEIL.

The under will be suitably rewarded on leaving ino sume at itemwn St. je OST. ON UATUBDAY NIGHT. IN FDL JLi ton avenue, between 10 and 11. a POCKET BOOK, coniHinlDR money aod naDerrf.

Tho fmriar ithill bo wellra. warded on delivering the same to OHAS. H. BASLEY, 104 jorooaiyn. 97 It OST OB MISLAID.

CERTIFIOATB NOT 877, datd June 15, 1847, for 5 shares In tho Capitol Stock oi ihe Long Island Insurance Issued to the undersigns Neuoe is. neroby given that applloitlon will be msda to aild Company for a new oertifluate. PETER ANDERSON. Brooklyn, My 7, WW. myUl.