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BROOK! YN EVENING A ft AICTIO.X SALES. AlCTIO StI.ES. At CTIO SAI.IIS. JU CTIOT (SALES, isrnArr coiPAMr.s tW L0KG ISLAND WATER WORKS C0M-pany. Capital Shares $30 each Hooks of subscription tu tils above stock will be opened on Wednesday the filth day of October next at the Hank of the Republic, corner of Broadwayand Wall streets, New York in Brooklyn, at the City Rank, No.

110 Atlantic street, and in Williimsburgh at the Farm- ai and Citizens' Bank, foot of South-Seventh street DIRECTORS. fl. B.Lamar, Brooklyn. James an Nostrasd, C'HAS. W.

lloi'OHTON, Andrew li. Hodges, Willianisburgh. Tiioma8 Green, Caleb S. WooniK'tL, 5 James R. Whiting? Pew lork' Tie Directcrs, in offering this Stock to tho public, would remark that stroams sufficient for a full sup- ply of water to Brooklyn and Williarasburgh, with an aggregate population ui already been purchased that hereafter, by continuing the Aqucduot to a point less than thirty miles from Brooklyn, that supply may be doubled the ground for a Reservoir on Cypress Hills (48 acres) has been secured, and a considerable amount of iron pipes for street mains 19 already delivered.

The streams referrel to 'are beautiful running brooks, each giving a very uniform flow throughout the year, and upon careful analyiatien by Doctor Chilton, are found to bo of much greater purity than tlio lar tamed Lruton. In the construction of the works neccst iry to introduce the water, there are no serious natural impedimenta to encounter, and the estimates of able Engineers, furnish concurrent testimony that the Aqueduct proper, the Reservoir, and the great mains from the Resorvoir to both cities, together with many miles of distributing pipes, may be oimploted in two years, within tlw amount of capital. If Brooklyn anl Williamsbnrgh ore over supplied with water, it must come from tho sources indicated there are no other accessible ones, and of those considerably more than one half, now belong to this Company. In tho preliminary investigations, and surveys, John B. Jarvis, Wm.

J. Mc- Alpine, Ward B. Burnett, Daniel Marsh, anl J. S. Stoddard, have bean consulted or employed, through whose skill and judgment the general plan of the work has been arranged, and so many of the details adjusted, that tho construction of tho Aqne duct and Reservoirs may bo commenced without de- luy, and completed with as much rapidity as economy will permit.

The directors do not think it nocossary In this place to pint out the manifold advantagos rosulting to a city bountifully supplied with pure and wholesome water its absence iu Brooklyn and Wiltiams- burgh is painfully felt by more than two hundred thousand persons, and is the only instance within tho Cnitetl States of such a population so circumstanced. Tho statement of this fact alone ought to move the wealth and enterprise of these two cities to inline diate and vigorous action. No other expenditure of money that can be made will so rapidly advance the aggregate wealth of the two cities or add so much the comfort, convenience, and health of the wkilo as an investment of capital merolv. its ultimata productiveness cannot bo reasonably questioned. Copies of the Act of Incorporation, which is liberal in its provisions, and of the engineers' report, may bo had gratuitously, at the office of the Company, N03.

45 and 46 Merchants1 Exchange, New York. Ten per cent of each subscription will be required in cash, for which scrip will be issued at an early day, and the bal men in smal installments at such times as the directors may by due notice require. By Order, ep23 tf NICHOLAS DEAN, President FALL AND WINTER DRY HITCIICOCK i. LEADBEATEB, No. 347 Ilrtkuiuay, comer Leonard st New-York, have roceived their new Fall importations, and aro Daily purchasing at Auction Rich and Elegant Fall and Winter to which thoy take pleasure in inviting the attention of tho Ladies, feeling assured thut they Can offer the greatest bargain! to be found in Now-York, in Rich Fall and Wintct Silh, of the latest Parisian styles, which are truly elegant including a large stock of the richest and handsom est High Lustred Slack Italian Silks, the most, elegant goods ever offered in Now-York, New and Ueauliul Parisian Fluids, of ontire now designs, with the handsomest and Ridiesl Combinations of Colors, Including tho gay, grave, rich and elegant' jYeir and Choice French Merinoes, the most desirable colors in market, embracing the llroadicay, Browns and Parisian Modes, which tho ladies will find exquisitely beautiful.

Elegantly Rich Ve faints of the choicest patterns and most beautiful colors ml, in fact, every other kind of Dry Quods suitable for Ladic' and Children's Wardrobes. Ijn and Square Shntcls of all kinds, including the rich Brocke, or Cashmere, Canton Crops and HWtn, and in fact every variety of Shawl worn in any climate. Mourning Goods nf all kinds. As Black Al.ipacas, Canton Cloths, Black DcLainct, Bareges, Grenadines, Silk Tissues, Muslins, and everything else suitable fur a Lady's Mourning Wardrobe. Also, a very large of every kind of Latlies' and Gentlemen's Glares, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Scarfs, Silk, Cotton and Mcriuo I'n ler-Sbirts and Drawers.

Jlouseirife and Family Goods, As Linen and Culton Sheetings and Table Daunifks, Napkins, Towellings, Crashes, Diapors, Wmltn JJIankets, Quills, Flanntls, Canton Flannels, Cumbrirs, cj-c. All orders sccoKipauied with the cash promptly attended to. (Tends sent at any hour of that dny tu any Railroad, Steamboat, or Ferry-boat, free of charge. Terms Cash, and only Canh, No variation in prim. seplG 3in I ff POlM-NtTl THOUSANDS OF PA- iiur.

imm pt. 27, 1853. A Xew Cabuieu'b Route fob the Stab. I'twm residing sentili of DtKulb avenue, can hare Star left at llieir residence every afternoon by tluir numct at tlie office, or by line direcka to Star OJice, and left at the Post Excitixo Acroixr or a Balloon AsiE.vr A Juvenile Aebonaui, TUe'follon-injj account uf a strange adventure, and wonderful escape of a young hoy is taken from the Alia California of the 2'Jtli and 30th lilt. About 2,000 persons collected yesterday afternoon at Oakland to see ilr.

Kelly mako tlio promised ascension in his balloon. The balloon for the occasion was one of the largest size, about 18 feet in diameter, and uinde of yellow silk. The scene for the ascension was in the town not far from the wharf. The arrangements for the manufacture of gas were not properly managed, and at 1 o'clock, the time fixed for the aseen-tion, the buloon was not more than hall' full. At 3 o'clock it was two-thirds full, and the crowd becoming impatient, Kelly determined to try it lie had provided blankets, provisions, ba of sand, and so forth, but the balloon would not rise with him.

Kelly being rather heavy, several lighter men then got in, but they were till too heavy. During this time the balloon was loosened and moved otf about 200 yards, sweeping along near the ground. The crowd called lor a boy, and 4 of them who were near cried Let me go." The car had been taken off so us to make tho balloon as light ns possible, and a lijrlit hoop about an inch square and three feet in diameter, with a light board four inches wide lushed across the middle, ottered the only position for a seat Upon one end of this board where it rested on the hoop, a boy named Joseph Gates, aged ltl years, took his seat Kelly a partner, who was at a little distance, cried to them to hold on till he had given the boy the proper directions but lie had barely time to tell the bov to pull the rope when he should wish to come down, when the pel-sons near let go, and the baloon arose rapidly. It first took a southward course until it had gone about two miles, when it struck another current of air and took a northern course, and when last seen was among the clouds, probably northeastwardly of Oakland, and 800 or 1,000 feet hiyh. The boy was a fruit vender of this city, and was selling fruit in Oakland yesterday morning.

His parents live iu California street llo went up without any provisions or any clothing except an ordinary suit lie weighed about niue-tv pounds, and appeared to be about 12 yenrs of age, though he was really sixteen. lie caught hold of the valve rope, when Kelly's partner told him that it would be necessary to pull it to let the baloon down. Some persons aid they saw the boy pull the rope and saw it break but this is not probable, as the mpe appeared strong enough to bear two hundred pounds, Xo sooner had the balloon risen than the crowd began to express their regrets. Kelly tried to pacify them by saying the boy had been up before, but all his companions denied it. llo had not even fixed himself properly on his scut, but was sitting on the edge of the hoop and leaning back upon a rope.

It appeared that if he did not succeed in opening the valve let himself down, ho would be in danger of becoming so numb with the cold as to fall or he might be frown to death by the extreme old. lie however arrived the following evening in the Sacramento boat, safe except a sprain in his ankle. He landed in Suisuii Valley, fifteen mile from Benicia, and five miles from any house. He retained his presence of mind throughout, during the hour and a half that he was in the air, in which time he travelled about fifty miles. lie was excited when ha started, but when lie had risen a slight distance he became perfectly collected, and leaned back iu an easy po sitiou against the cords.

Here he sat, nnd for a long time heard the cries of the crowd below, and saw the whole buy and the country from San Fmnciseo to Sacramento. The oidy unpleasant sensation he felt was cold in his feet He took oil' one shoe, and tied a liatitlkursliief about his foot, and then took otf the other shoe, but dropped his handkerchief, and had to put on that shoe as it was before. lie wanted to come down soon after the balloon started, but the rope broke; but he was not disconcerted nor frightened, lie knew very well whither the balloon was going, and. wanted to lnnd near licuicia, but could not climb the ropes to cut the balloon, as he wished. This he knew WW his only hojie, and he persevered until ho succeeded iu getting up to tho body of the balloon and cutting a hole with his penkuife.

He was careful not to make the hole too large, and when he was satisfied that it was uf the right size he slipped down to the hoop, 'ihe balloon descended very gradually, and as it reached the ground in the open plain he sprang off. 'Hie balloon, lightened of his weight, roae again rapidly. He then walked fire miles before lie reached a house, and the next day be walked to licuicia. This tvrouautie Lour is, undoubtedly, one of the most remarkable on record. When we consider the youth and inexperience of tho navigator, the unexpectedness of the trip, the scanty accommodations, his success in climbing up the 1 .1...

1 .1 Curds flnu culling me ounoou a perieeiiy succesoftd manner, and his fortunate escape from the niryiv dangers, the voyage has acaivclv an equal for romantic interest from the time of Mongol tier to the prusent day. To climb the curds as labor of extreme difficulty, for they were only aliotit a quarter of an inch in thickness, and the distance from the hoop to a point 1racticabl for cutting, was about twelve feet iut few persons could perform the feat of climbing such, cords near the earth and much less three miles above, for that was about the height to which lie ascended, lie saw not a little da; get', but his voyage will become famous, and his name will be sokcn from Kunipe to Australia. He can ell oranges and peanuts ith a perfect rn-li for a few days. One of the first questions, alter hi" atrival here, was what his partner had dune ith the money for the oranges and peanuts in the Ink-kid, lie left behind lie was not entirely absorbed by the romance of his voyage, nor forgetful by the flight Tub Lath Mmum at I'iiohi' Hurra, New 1'ollius, 'lunotliy lingaii, Jus. SIcAnlle and Allert A liogert were yesterday arrested on a licnch warrant, wherein they land charted with the murder of a young man Hi ni 1 Stafford, whom they attacked and hei HI the bar room of Trench's Hotel, some months ana There having receutly been additional evidence obtained in regard to this all sir.

the late Jury found indictment gainst the accused, ihe prisoners were taken Ix lore Justice Bogart and committed" to prison for trial, AnrxiTrn Si 1 Yon Gn-ii km 1 or A young woman named Catharine Henry was, ou Saturday, brought before Justice sho having attempted to "intuit sub iile by jumping off the Battery into the North Hiver." She stated as reason lor making the rn-li attempt unn her life that she l'd liecn married but a we. and that her hua-111 'I had fp'in her and run vlf, she kin not hither. Not know mg in hut manlier rlie fould proide for Inr wants determined to put an end to In life. Tint nmcis trato placed h. in charge of the matn-u of tin-t'i'v f'rirvn.

And "Id fcipy complaining of dull time, ami wondering how ln young ncigMtr managed sn wmid.iKullv, ft marked Unit the latter i.t mo bey enont'fi in advert iinj to break 1119.11-lle Couldn't sec the int. 3rfocklin (Burning iX71LI.IAM M. BOERUM, AUCTIONEER. Sole Rooms, (Freeman Buildings,) Nos. 337 nd 339 Fulton street Brooklyn.

-Win. M. Boeram will give his porsnnnl attention to sales of Household Furniture, Real Estate, Stocks, Merchandise, Ac, in all parts of this city, and elsewhere. Liberal cash advances made when required. Sales and Consign- tncnts respectfully solicited.

jsn7 ly HTM BERT KENNY, AUCTIONEERS. Sales Room, 172 and 174 Fulton street, (Ma seura Building.) comer of Orange. II. A K. will give their person sttcntion to Sales of Household F'urniture (at private residences, or in their spacious nnd convenient Sales luoms,) Dry Goods, Groceries, and out-door pales generally.

N. B. Cosh advances mode 00 all descriptit ns of property consigned fur sale. AT PRIVATE SALE. Sofa Bedsteads, of the newest and best construction Iron Bedsteads, pjrmanontly arrange I for use, folding up and Tcry portablo Refrigerators, fitted up with carbon, the best anti-radiators la use improved Parlor Swings for children 1 Enamelled Chamber Furniture, en suite pure hair mattresses, paillasses and leathers on hand and muds to order at unprecedented low prices.

THURSDAY MORNING, At 10, M. Hoi'sehold FfRNinUB On Portland avenue, three dt ors from Atlantic-avenue, all the furniture contained in the house iu good order and bnt little used consisting of the usual assortment, Sofssr Chairs, Center and Card Tallies, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Chamber Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, Stoves, Ac Ac, well worth the at ention of buyers, who are reqnestwd to be prompt in their attendance, as the- sale- wilt commence promptly at the time specified. I IlMMJIXi GOODS. CI EXTLEMEN'S FURNISIOXO lnrgest nssortincnt, the best gnoits, at the lowi st may be found at J. C.

Cottreill's, Fulton-street, opposite Tillary, of Hosiery, Glove, Fhirts, Merino LamM Silk nnd Cotton undershirts and Ilniwcrs, Cravnts, Silk and Cambric Handkerchiefs, Collars, Bosoms, Susprnders. Woolen yarns, aud Ladies', Mens' and Children Furnishing generally, in large assortinei and ready for immediate use, each article ruarktd in plain figures, anl oue prieo only. 271 Fulton-street, tf Opposite Tillary, Brooklyn. AN EXCELLENT Ol'POUTl'NITY FOR ALL 1 To families, purchasing their sonsonftble Hosiery ami under garments, an excellent opportunity now" ofl'urs, tit Cottbell's olil estnblishod, one price More, where enn bo fonntl ns largo and woll assort- ed Stock, and at such prices as cannot bo beat by miy of the cheap sturos of New Verk. Ladies and Cimldben's Depabtment contain lluxiERY, Gloves, Gauntlets and Mitts in end-leas variety of English, French and German mwa-fieturo, from the lowest of poiecs up to tlio finest qualities initortcd.

J. C. C. has also much pleasure in directing the attention of gentlemen to articles for their wear, such as Ilosi aud 1-2 llosi, Glovw, i KOMsuiaTS snd llBAWERS, llAXUKEBCHIEPS, ClAVATS, SutHS-DERB, t-HIUHS, COLLABS, Ae. fT Constuntly on hand a large slock of Shirts, wathed and ready fur immediate at It One-Frice Family Hosiery and Shirt Store, 272 Fulton street, Opposite Tillary, Brooklyn.

I No connuclion with any other House. tnYlfl tf in. A OF IT." and call at the Old tiliind of the One 1'Bitl Kamily Stockin Stobe, 2i2 1 ulton street, opptc sile Tillary J. C. Cottkell Iteg to inform his iiicnds and the pul.lio go ierally, that ho has just received from Europe, a large," well assorted, ami client! sha-k nf IIosibpy.

Gi oves. IVw Hi--a, and Csawebs, in every siie, style and price, suit. i.M to, dren. Also, RiDisa Olovm and Gabkuts, La. auu tttt.

h.i.a. CoLLABa, Bosoms, BusfESDiaa, tint uu IIIIC 11 ANDKEBCHIEFS. J. C. G.

aspires bis friends and res 'cntsnf Brook lyn antl vicn.lty, Hnw rtr cnetipneiiw uu otuttjr, mm present stock is not excelled by any i use in Brooklyn or New York. i 'tf' Each article is marked in plain Ogurcsf aud ONE PBICE PNIY. J. C. COTTKELL, 272 Fulton stroot, ap22 tf opiite Tillary, Brooklyn.

ENS AN HOYS VnITeRSHIUT AXD Drawers Cotton 1 Iloso in llrown, Miiodaud Striped, and Lisle, Thread antl Silk. Ready mJe Shirts, Collars and Suspenders, Handkerchiefs and Cravats, all to bo hud In every sire antl qualitv. choaier than any other house by calling at tlie Old Established Oue-l'riue Family Stocking and Shirt Store, ap30 tf 272 Fulton stioet, opposite Tillary. AU1E3 AND CHII.DKENS HOSIERY, AND (limes snd Mitts, in every sise, in every style, in every quality, anil in every price, both in English, German ami French Mannfaeturo, aud just rooeived direct. To be sulil cheap at COTTltELL'S, 272 Fulton p30 tf oj ptntile Tillary, Brooklyn.

MISSE3-AND ThILUREX'S VN-der vests anil Drawers, in Merino Woil, Cotton and Silk are all to be fmiid at low prices at COTTIIEI.L'S, Cheap Family Stocking Sture, 272 Fulton "t.et. ap30 tf opposite Tillary, Brooklyn. TIIK VOICE OF THE PEOPLF-13, THAT has the lsrgest stock, tuegre.iU assortment, ami tha best goods for the lowest price, nf Hosiery, Gloves, Lnder garments, 4c, No. 272 l'ulton street, Brooklyn. je-SU I AMES AND CHII.I'REN'S Fl RNISHINU lit at J.

C. Cottbell's, 272 Fulton street, Brooklyn, is the moat complete, for excellence, cheapness ahii variety. Laliies will tlo well to oalL je2'J tf ENTl.EMEN'S FMINISHINO DEPART-I ment at J. C'ottbell's, 272 Fullon street, Brooklyn, is not to lie ittrpassod, even by the cheap tires of New York. Shirts, Collara, I ndiTshirts, Itrawers, llalf-hus, Ae in over style snd price.

Call and see him. jc2D tf 'THINGS TALKED ABoLT WOKT1I KNOW-X ing The most completo stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Gaunlcta, I nder garments, Ao, l.a.lle Geiilliuiicn ami t'hildien, are to Ufiiund the lowest prices, at J. C. Corn m.l' 272 Fallosi street, Brtikl). je'-9 tf NUEIISON'S AMERICAN VILLA AUCII1-V lecture, containing Plan- and ieialiwis, with I tleseription of Eigliteeu Villus aod ibree Ccinetery f'hiirehes to be coiiiph'ted in seven parts, each containing thr.ia separate l'efigns al Tlireo Ilollais Seo No.

Part First Just published and fot sale by WILDER LlAliClx wh'2 tf 61 FulWn Brooklyn. VKff LIEN" LAW FOR THK COL'NTY IN King An act for the bettor security of Me-chnnit-a and others erecting buildings, performing Work, or furiiL-liing match. Is therefor, in the County of Kings, putted June 8 15.1, takes efft ct as a law on the 2th day of Jun, IJ For sale bv WILDER It ISABCOCK, j2S tf 61 Fullest atrmt P.STR.UT OF TIIK SEVENTH CKNSI JY Keport ill Ilia Siiiierintendeut of the t'tm" litH-embrr 1st. IS.V.'. to which is sptiendcd lbs report liceimbcr H'-l.

Korsrile by WILDER 4 HAIiCOCK. 2 61 Fulttai WANTED. A CKN'TEEL LADY is dnsiP'iis of oMaining a situation in a School, perfeeilv onmr.t.nt in the Kngti.li branches, or to musK-. in private famU Ir a I Ire 3 at this offi. anil tf LADY ni.ii.un..

14 Every lady nviy learn how to cut and tit her own Ir.re. su.w.ifully, wsth five minutes intreo- HUN Will IE OlVftS OBATta, wy atiplyinj at yi ane ftp st, neir HenrT street, Brooklvn. acitH tf 1-RI IT, JELLY, SYRl PS, Ac-Fas. Kerrr Jellv, Svru, Ae, ft sale st J. 1 it Taowr ow's, 20 I'linttai re.

Currant JeMy, "lae tl Jellv, B'jekWrrT Svmp, HI ark larva" Jelly. KMplaVry Jfllv. Y-rT-' Jtrwty BsyU JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEER. BY Son Office, Nu. 43 Fulton street, cftrner of Front, Brooklyn.

J. C. 4 S. will give their personal attention to sales of Real Estate. Stocks.

Fur niture, Ao. Ileal Estate at PAvate Sale Loans I m-gotuueu on liuuu ana WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. Furniture Sale, at 10 1-2 o'cluck, at the bouse No 77 Poplar street, Brooklyn. An assirtmcnt of par-1 lor and kitchen furniture, consisting of malwgany cuairs ami auies, Deusieaiis ana bedding, Ac. 4c Terms Cash In city money.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1.. At 12 o'clock, the KinT County. Hotel, Wil-liamsburgh. liy Order of Abigail C. First, Administratrix All (hat certain lot of land, No.

333, on map of a farm in the village of Wiiliamshurgh," Ac, situate on the southwest side of North-Sixth adjoining land furmerly of'ShaiTio Sutplien. F'or full particulars, seo advertisement in Williarasburgh Gazette, signed by the Administratrix and P. Fish, Att'y. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3. At 12 o'clock at the Merchant's Exclnnge, Y.

Y. Houses and lots on Jay, lwofpcet and Talman sts Sale positive, to close an estate. No. S7 Prospect, between Jay and Bridge streets A 3 story and basement frame house, built in a good substantial manner, containing 16 rooms, piazza in the rear, grajtevines, cistern and wood-house in tho yard. Horse 25 feet 2 inches by 32 feet 4 inches, lot 25 feot 2 inches by 75 feet No.

12 Talman street, in rear of the olwvc, 2 story and basement frame house, contains 10 rooms, has grapevines and eistern in the yard. Jio. to Jay stioet corner 01 lalman street A I story and basement frame house, built in a substantial manner, contn'ns Brooms besides store ami cellar, the basement is high and used as a grocery store, is a good stand for the business, large wood-houses, grapo-vines and cistern in the yard. House 23 feet 7 in- ohos by 24 feet 2 inches, lot 23 feet 7 inches by 52 feet inches deep No. 97 Jay street, adjoining, samo s'so as tho above, contains 10 rooms and is in god order, lot same as the above- No.

6 Talman street, 1 story and ottic frame cottage, in rear of tho above, contains 7 roonis, is in very good order and is desirable for a small neat family. These houses' are very desirable, being but a short distance from four of the principle ferries to New York, and in 8 go noighltorhood. Terms Part of ih puichase money may remain on bond ami mortgage. Maps are nuw ready at the offices uf the auctioneers. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th.

At 12 o'clock at the Merchants' Exchango, N. Y. A 1 story, basement and attic fratno eotlago house on the west side of Navy street, 52 feet inches southfrom lieltialb avenue. The house is built in a goodctbstantia! manner, contains 8 rtioma, piazza in the rear, also good cistern and wood-house, together with a large quantity of grapevines and sliurbhery in the yard, a fine garden iu the front, Ac Lot 25 by 100 feet 5 inches. Also 1 vacant lot, in rear of tho almve, and front ing on Hudson avenue, 25 feet by 100 feet live inches Also a I story basement and attic frame cottage house on Aavy street, aloining, this house is hum in the best manner, contains 7 rooms, piazza front and rear, cistern together with grapevines and shurlibcrv.

House il hy is loot 0 inches, lot 2j by 100 feet 5 inches. This is a select neighborhood and vcrv desirable for private residences. Sale positive. Tonus Part of the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgnnu if desired. Maps are nuw ready.

Large brick storo on Smith street A (liroe story brick store nnd dwelling on the east side of Smith street, 6" feet from Dean between Dean and Paeifio streets; the house is new, built in the very best manner, contains 13 rooms the first st iry is usetl as a storo and the whole is now rented for 91'tO, to a good tenant house 20 by 40 feet lot 40 by SO feet. Terms IWO may remain on bond anil mortgage Maps are nuw read at the oQice of the Auctiuueer. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. At 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, N. Y.

Desirablo building sections, with water fronts, at New Ut, ccht, between Fort Hamilton and Bath. Sale positive, for division. Section No. 1 hits a front of 150 feet on Franklin avenue, 7(il feot on the highway from tho village of Now Utrecht to tho bay, and a wator front on the bay contains li acres. No.

2 has a front of a 100 feet on Franklin nventio, also a front on tho bay contains 11 acres. On this section is a good house, Ao. No. 3 has same lion Is as No. 2, and is adjoining, contains over 1 acres.

No. 4 has same Hunts, and has a barn, hovel contains ahtnit two acres. No 5 same fronts, and contains 2 acres. No. 6 same fronts, and over 2 acres.

No 7 has a fiont of a 100 feet on Frauklin avenue, 9JI) feet ou Covert street, and also a fruiit un the bav, conti'ins ever 2 No 8 has Mil feet frttnt on Cuuit stroet, 1232 feet on Franklin avcuuo, aud a front on tho buy, contains over 10 acres. No. 9 has 1 lu'7 feel front on Franklin avenue, and contains 34 acres uphind and 21J acres nioaduw. Total, 55 1 acres. No.

10 has a fjnnt of 5C3 feet on F.auklin avenue, 2S21 feet on the highway leading from the vill.tgo of New Utrecht to tho bay, and 228 feet front on tho main street the village, and adjoins the resitlcnco of Dr. Waters cent, ining fi'J acres of up and, and 9 acrcsof incuduw and swamp. Total, 3B acres. This is tho best property in this part of New Utrecht, sntl is very desirotle tor private resiliences. Terms GO per cent of tho purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage.

Mawill be ready 12 days b. fore the sale, at the eCicif the Auction-, ItllMl.tL, sr. PIANO-FORTES AND MELl.OHE- Linj- nrls. A fine lot of superior Pinno. I Fttrtos and Mcllodeans.

Just raeei red and forsalo st low prices warranted to give iterfect satisfaction. T. Uilbert's Pianos, with nnd without the Aeolian attachment Several Pianos of other mnkcrs, both new and second hand, lor sale or to rent Foa SsLROne lit i2.i, one at $35, one at $75, ono at $100, ono at $150, and one at 91 lit. Foa Rent -At 2,50, $1,00 and er month Mellodeans At prices vaiying from 00 to $100. One second-hand Mcllo lcmi, 5 octavo, will lie sold very low.

T. Gii.bkbt'b Pistto-l'oBTa Waberooms. No 106 Oran near Fulton steeet, up stiis, first floor. apS tf MR. II.

SWIFT WOULD It KSI'KCTIT L- ly give notice to his friends and tire public. t-w that he will ettntiuue to give private instruc tion upon the Piano-Forte, Vtteal Music and in the cultivation of the voice, and Mr. Swift would be plcasojl to teach a few mure pupils, sntl give instruction to classes in vo. al music. Apply at 105 Pin-apple street, Brooklyn.

Bep24 tf PIANO FORTES AND MEI.L0DE ons sotoHT, sow, exena pttl, nna ft stsTr.D at the Ware-Rooms, 100' Or ange street, near Fulton. jrlli tf PIANO-FORTE FOR SALE Ai A liarL'ttin. A uiriir 1L I. A Ji 1 If oeuvo. 1'iano Forte, mat's bv one "tf our best New-Yoik makers, will lie sold at a bargain.

Warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Apply to II MATHEWS, scplG tf 10G Onuige st, near Fulton. Bi itiLi.i.i.s 11. i'r. 3 alii fr? York 0k-llll Cs-h Tailoring and VVV Clothing War.

house, and stg r'. extending thmugh to 47 and 49 Gold street The grand exhiMtion, consisting of an outre Fall, sod Wi-iin Cloth-iwo, sde in a superior manner, of tlie best materials, and at so tow to t'HAt-LttvliR THK WoBLD. The cbesimn'S and el jrnnce f.ir wtm tliee garments are rentiwt e.l, a strongetaint to the at tcntttn who sludy Icosuit and rcNrt-ST In the ltcpartinont are eni the mtt skillful artists, and all garments are uarant'td t. li It r. f.

,1 m. ii fcri.KooT vaK-llall. N. slid Ni Fulton street, externling lttrich ft 47 and 4'J eeprt sat IOAXS MONFY, IS SUMS op or ill Jinaller saan, em he hod im si myfltf 5 3 Kmrt st I r.Jljn Si I011N K. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.

BY 0AK-J ley Wright Office, Mechanic's Exchange, No 343 Fulton street, (opposite City Hall.) Brooklyn. Will give their personal a cation to the sale of Renl Estate at Anetiou, at the Merchant's E.xchnDge, N. i at their capacious Sale Room, or in any of Long-Maml, also to the Sale of Furniture, Dry Goods, Groecries, Merchandise, etc, at private residences or at their Sale Room. Real Estate of every description at Private Sale. Goods received on storage and per consignment Houses to let aud Rents collected.

PRIVATE SALE. 22 Lls corner of Third avenue and Twelfth in the Eighth Ward' 2 Lots on Nineteenth street, betwoen Third and Fourth avenues- 200 Lotsou Fulton avenue, llertimer, Macon, and Brainbride st.ects, and Lewis avenue. A 2 stttry. attic, and basement brick front houso, situated on Livingston street, near Rnerum. Sections of Land, beautifully located on Clinton, Vandorbilt and DeKalb avenues.

Terms Very accent trodating. Several very desirable residents on Clinton, Ynn-derbilt aud Washington avenues. A very desirable frame house in Myrtle near Lawrence street A very desirable brick house in Willuughby street, noar Duflield. A very desiruble brown stone front houso in Dean street uear Hoyt. A very pleasant brick house in Carrull strut, near Culumbia street.

A neat brick front cottago in Livingston street, near Buerum, A sp'endid brown stone front houso in Nassan, near Fulton stree. To Let A very pleasant nnd desirable two story biiseuteut anil attic frame house, with 4 litis of ground, delightfully situated un Ninth street, Plank Road, between Third and Fourth avenues, Brooklyn house furnished iu best manner, marbie mantles in five roiims grates, sliding duors, Ac, aspring of the purest water in the yard, the waierof which is conducted into the basement ns well as that of the cistern. Oue of the mo dclij.dtt.ul locations in the city for a genteel private resilience. Houses to let in difio etit portiuns of the oity. Vacant Lots and bouses aud hits fur sale in all parts ttf the city, on accommodating tonus.

For fur-thor particulars, apply as above. YI'ATMILS, Jl) I LItl, Ac. WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Ac. THE subscriber is selling all descriptions of Gold and Silvor Watchers, Jewelry and Silver Ware, at retail at much less than the usual prices. Jl'Uoenskn Watches.

Real Jules Jurgensen Watches roceived by overy arrival, with oortilieates from him with each Watch, warranted perfect time keepers. Cooi'Ea Watches Duplex and Lovor in Hunting und Majric Ci-ses, perfect tiiuo-keeters. Independent Secuno and IJoaiteb Secono Watches fur timing horses, in Gold and Silver ces Cbonometebs. Splendid Gold Pucket Chrouo meters which are without unv variation. Eight Day Watches Watches which run eight days.

Enamel Witches for ladies, stme in magic cases. Diamond Watches fur ladies, sume in magi', cases. Maqic Watches which change into three difier-ent watches. Watches which wind up and turn tho hands without ly key. Fine (Sold Lcpir.e Watches, 4 ho'es jewelry.

$25 00 Fino Gold Detached Levers 30 OU Gold Walcl cs for the Latlief 35 00 Guld Eng'ish Patent Levers 35 00 Guld English Paten. Levers, banting oases 58 09 Silver lVunt Levers as luw as 16 00 Deiaohed Levers 14 00 and all otlier styles of Watches at equally luw prices. Diamonds Diamo id Ear-rings, Pins, Bracelets, Finger Uiugs, and Crosses, fur sale at much less than tho nsual prices. Jewels v. All kinds of Gold Chains, Pure Gold Wedding Rings, Guld Keys aud Seals, Gold Pons, aud Pencils, Gold and Silver Thimhlets, Bracelets.

Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Lockets, Ear-rings, Gold ami ilver SetacUT, Gold Tuuth Picks, Charms, Lhatelane Chains, Silveb Wabe. Sterling Silver Pptons, Cups, Forks, Pio Knives, Napkins, Rings, Fruit Knives, We.ling Cake Kirves, tfco. Watches and Jewelry oxchanged. All watches warranted to keep good time or tho money tetiirned Kepaius. All kinds uf Watches and Clocksclean-cd aud repaired in the best manner at much less tkau the usual priees.

GEO. C. ALLEN, Importer of Wutches and Jewelry Wholesale and Retail No. 11 Wall-street, (2d floor,) my25 near Broadway OILVEll WAKE AND JEWELRY OF ALL kinds Our Stock of Guld and Siher Ware comprises ono of the best assortments to be found in this eily, and all to be sold at very low rates Gold anil Silver Watches, varying in piieesfron $1U to $150 each; Gold watches for Gold Chains, both long and short Gold LocLets, tho best assortment in this city, and but few can equal in New York i Diamond Kings, from $10 each Gold Bracelets nnd Hands Hair do. Gold Pins, a groat variety of p.iterns, Gold Pens and Pencils, Ao, a great variety; Gold Ear-Rings, plain stones, Ptuneiiranite, Strawlterry, Grapes, die Gold CulT-Pins.

any quantity. Our Rings we count by the gross, all sizes antl shntes, aino.tg which aae tho heavy, plane, pure, Gfild Ring, for the happy one Children's Ai inlets snd Bracelet-, that truly beautiful. And what shall we say more Studs, Gobi and Silver Sjieek Pencils, Keys, Guld and Silver, Thimbles, Brseel Is and bolts, Portmonios, Ciga- Crises, Pencils, Stlter Cake Baskets, Castors, Ca.d Baskets, ans Sewing Hirds, Ojtera Glasses, eke, Ao. Our Silver Ware is imide frum dollars, and comprises Forks, S'lKKins, Ladles, Napkin Rings, Children sets, Butter knives, tc, Our Plated Forks, Sfoeus, are warranted to wear well for years, and look hamlsome as the gcuuino Silver, and to the uien of tough beard, we can give you the best Razor that is matte in any part of the world, antl every one is warranted to give pei feet satisfaction or the ti-oney returned. Cake Boxes, Card Envelopes, Wedding and Visiting Curls, made at short notice We have only mcutioncd tame of our goods Please call ami examine for yourselves, at J.

D. CHAfK'S, 203 rullon-street, Manufacturer of Silver Wsre, Jewelry, tfeo 1st floor lielow Concord -street. I All goods warranted as represented. diclj tf OC. FOR-YTH, OPTICAS AND JEWELLER and manufacturer of Gold antl Silver and Eye 204 Fulton Brooklyn Cltkks and Watches Repaired.

tf I Mil II I Akl llS dr, A. M01IRELL, GENERAL FI R- nishing Undertaker, No 57 Myrtle Brtstk-lyn. Every requisite tor Funerals furnished, antl necessary uistle for intennenls in any Banal Grounds in or near the city Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases, sntl ether Coffins of every description. Furniture rejmired sntl made to tirtler. mylB ly Lw.

COFFIN WAREHOUSE, 4c-JAMES 11 1 1 1 Gilien, Undfrlaker in tieueral, residence, 178 Pearl street Warvhouse, corner of Namaa and Adauis stret-ts, Brtstklyn. Interment proenrerl in any Gntand or Cemetery. Cbjsi, Shniuds, Cairisgea, Hearse, and every article, for Interments of the best quality, furnished st short notice. tf I NT'ERTAKKR JAMF.M McFAR- land. General Undertaker Coffin YVare-llmwe, No.

10 Nassau street. Coflms of ail qualities, Plates, Shntu.K snl Cspes Hesase and Carnages furnished at tlio shortest notice. SUt 14 tf II LANDING, ATTORNEY AMlCtiUNSKL-A lor-at-Law, tiflice, Montague Plore, eorner nf oo street. jylJ ff Ih''i'l ttreH, 7 tf I MKT.t ink -ion fai.b at the 1 Har fire, ll.ioss's lidrltl.l. Ink.

la he ..) with or tlftut Ihe Initi.L unrrmilid the t4 in any Pers il mtoftel wtth il alter a tai' si the ji I will b. retarned. PHr 2 killings withuat pr.arati tO and i sailliitir. with il'J tf HAMILTON F1RK INSURANCE COMPANY. 11 Office; No.

5 Tyron'-Row, Harlem Railroad buildings, Capital, $150,00 ami a Surplus. This Company, having all its capital well nnd secarjly invested, are prepared to Rubrics, on the most farnrablo terms, un Merchandise, Furni ture, and other strsonal properly; also on Rents, csscls in purt and their Cargttes. DtiECToas John Bruce, Walter Brady, John C. Hull, Camper C. Chiltls, Itnniel D.

Whitney, A. P. Fonda, Charles Jenkins, Juhn lluoper, Samuel S. Wyckoff, F. W.

Waller, Alpheus Banning, John P. Wake, Calvin Condit, Caleb S. Woudhull, Callttmcre, Andrew Willets. Starkle Livesey, Bottert Me' Ielland, Isiuio Kipp, John Morrison, Ferdinand L. Nicolas, Andrew Simpson, Henry Juhn J.

Ycllott, Jusiiua M. Whitney, Auraham Wukcman, Simoon Drapor, David (Irceu, Janier S. Libby, Time by II Bnrger, Gcurge Howell, Juhn N. O'oott, Russell C. Rtstt, Sulimiun Jessurun, 0.

Wager Hull, Allied Jures, Cyrus W. Loutrell, Juhn W. Newson, Wm. M. Dttdgo, Nulsun Saiumis.

New-Yurk, March 11th, JOHN BRUCE, President Daniel Babkes, Secretary. John T. Sheppebu, Surveyor. If 0X0 ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. lJ Capital (with a Inrgo surplus Of fice, No.

41 F'liKoi-stieet, Brooklyn. Buildings, Machinery, und iroiierty ircnerally insured at current rates. This Company has been uninterruptedly in busi ness daring tho lt eighteen years, and has ptssetl through the great New Y'o-k fires of IHilS ami 1845, and also tho great Brooklyn tire of 1849: owe their escapo from them with comparatively slight losses, to the system which they always practice of limiting ami scattering their risks. All losses which the Cunipahy mav sustain will lie adjusted und paid with their accustomed promptitude. D1BECTORS i H.

K. Coming, tleorjc S. Wily, Peter C. Cornell, Willinm M. Bliss, Daniel Ayres, Neziah Wright, John A.

Is tt, B. W. Dclamater, John P. Yelve ton, Chas. P.

I.cvcrich, Charles Taylor, Henry Y'oitng, Thomas W. Birdsall, Freeman Rawtlun, Smith Wtsidhull, John Vandcrhid, R. V. W. Thome, Frederick Marquand, Charles K.

Hill, Milium Post, John 11. Prentica, .1. C. Skitlniore, John Schcnek, Thomas ltaylis, Daniel A. B.

W. DELAMATER, President, E. C. Finn, Secretary. mh31 tf aMIE NASSAU FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-X ny of Brooklyn.

Offices, No. UJ Court-street, Prtsiklyn, nnd No 12 Merchant's Exchange, New Yck. Ciipiial, with a handsome surphis. lnsiiro Buddings, Merehnutlise, Furniiure, and other property, against Loss or Dumago by Fire, on favuroljle terms. DIBECTOBS Samuel Smith, Cnnklin Brush, Charles Wm.

II. Cary, Alexander Underbill, Henry C. Murphy, Elijah Lewis, E. Litchfield, Lnomis llnllrrtl, H. II.

Hanford, Snmnol S. Powell, Abiel A. Low, Wm. K. Buckley, James II.

Bell, Peler Ilalen, John T. Martin, Tlminas Srruttnn. Leonartl Ctatper, William M. Harris, (ittnrge I). Morgan, Thutn'ts Gerald, James Weaver, Stephen Ilaynes, Daniel Van Voorbis.

Abin. II. Baylis, J. W. Harrier, John Billion, J.

C- Juhuson, Juhn J. Studwell, Isaac Carhart, Michael Chauney, Win Hunter, Daniel Richards, J. Carson Brcvourt, John French. WILlIAM M. HARRIS, President.

Abraham J. Beexman, Secrctery. The Office will be otton evenirgs until 8 o'clock. fcbll istf BRiiOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Chartered in 1824 OfFcos, No. 3 Fulton, upper corner of Front-street, Bruuklyn, and Nu 6 Merchant's Exchange, Wull-stieet, New Y'ork This Company having their ctipi.al invested in the must, nnilou'uleil securities, aud having a surplus of conliniio to insure dwelling houses, stores, and other buildings, furnitiiro, merchandise, vessels in port, nnd their cargoes, up in us la vol able terms as any uther similiar institution.

MREcTons William Ellsworth, Justus S. Redlle'd, PhincasT Barniim, John W. American, Caleb 8. Woudhull, Fordvce Hitchcock, Chailes T. Cromwell, John C.

Smitii, Samuel P. Townscnd, George Giltilbtn, Juhn Entlie, Joseph M. Greenwood Joel S. Oatmnn, Samuel F. Whiting, Hubert C.

Kell, John Grfent iKkl, Jr Juhn N. (ienm, (lourge Hurrunghs, lleary Quack enlto-s, A. B. Miller, Hermanns B. Durveii WILLIAM ELLSWORTH.

President. H. QuachenbohJ Secretary. Jyl'J 1H51 RAN KLIN HUE INSURANCE COMPANY I of Fund 3an. 1.

Ih53. $1,315,531, til IECTOB8 Charles N. Bnnckcr, tl W. Richards Tobias Wagner, M. Lewis, Samuel Grant, Apulphe K.

Boris, Isaac Leo? Dnvid S. Brown, Jacob K. Smith, Morris Palters ai, CHARLES X. RAM EH, President. CitASLES 0.

Banckeb. Secretary. In addition to the ordinary mode of Fiie Insurance, pfriettial policies issued on buildings, ot a saving of noarly one-half, nnd the risk and trouble of renewals obviated. Losses liberally atljusted anil promptly paid. Application fur Insurance in this Company received by Stephen Undeihull, at his uftiefi, No 7 Court-street, comer of Jorulemon my 19 Cm II tit II till).

Ar. NEW-VOHK limy WOHKS( OK-Aq Jlaviii R. H. Iffi-iit Mtnttifnctisry, emmr Si.tti Hvomio aii'l Forty-Mscuth strct't, Rear Uie AUEMT IN BRiMiKLVN, 34U fTRKET, OPPU-HITK JTV HALL, (t ITT Bl'JLhlNO Tlie original id tntt rxUmivo Mnnufjiclurp of MiirUriTi-'l Cart Iron TaMo T', Column. l'iliiMti'rs, lKk (ftw Counter, tc AIhi, nil kiml of CaiMinpi i'nr HmlitinS f'K'h A Isiiiti ld, MhK'h, Uot.r iS tuluunis, liiil- cmu', vc new flinl nxwd extitinive Foutnlry ami factory, nrir lenvft mil i tie allenluin ol Utiitit uml (lie l'ld.

lie generally, to their mtrtiMct uf .11 a bm i. tit eh Juii.M anl other Artulm, "which thy are now mix eiiUrjrwi iv tho Umuty tj-J dcjtijfn of huh, and their txfiii-t. fini-h bai never bei'B njUtflltHl, nini can nut eneeiK-tl. The xnct iinifatiorm of Uw finmt rarietir of Mar- Mr, filch as -ytwi Sioniia, Itrocnlelle, Vi-ni-' Anliue, Aitto, I'rin AlUTt, Jle, Pytente, Light j'ltr, Wh mutuary, Lc Ac.f have l(cittti the uiKiUallcfl of. oonn'iuri Mrllt aitij iully ertahli-bed their with th ftublic Koine of the advanlflfrcf (tf iTiii dtwovery, ffD5iit in hi ci pnhility of a hh.h rcusci of Mr at, ot rcit4i) niu ant acii, ahh ntsiiu aol dt ftuv irhlea, nt their tiiKAPM-t, a-mt une thlnl tt) omt,) in e-iniiariaa with alt ut.wr kiinU of Mfl'itle( nl-o of being l'arkei AuJ tv-nt With Soft ly to any piti nf tha Ci-imtry.

Ilio Miirlhna; Ih-jmrtmttt it un lfr th dir'c(ion af Mr. I'eminu, who nrt intn-lin-r-1 thin MmoxiTlo tha Tuhtte, nnd fk'immrtriited iU putttwil utility a ad apiltfU to ilttaU anl luhniaiMM. Circular, wia (J.iie, eshihittiift tht Tarietien uf IUcru, will im furatihd wha uV i ml A h'roM tirlm an I to CRoMtKY, wciary. Bi16 0-iaI 1 1 ARIiWABE EHWABP CltOI.ICl', No. 25 11 I gltt -trwi, etwiier 1 ater, Aew lurk.

ta M.tPlwnr and Cutlery, and lilrr in Sho anl Hinde, Xaila, Sorrws, ln-kt, llinjros, I il.s. Kivets Planra. ra and CoflVe Mills. astir, lami nr uten.il., Iluuae ktvptny Artoies, ernanie. in grtH tarlHy Loautrr Pcalers ed ib I'ic mt lilrl terms a.

1 I 1 J. TODD, AUCTIONEER SALES ROOM 88 Fulton ard 83 Poplar streets. The undo signed, truly grateful for past favurs during the twenty-six yeai-s, again tenders his sotvices to puhlic as Auctitmeer for the sale of F'uruiture, Re Estate, tirtteeries, 07 any kind of Merchandize ii Brooklyn, New-York, or any part of Long-Island and ho renews bis assurance to his patrons that Um tiust reposed in him shall net be forfeited. His sa-eious sales rooms, long experience, assiduous attention and teai for the interest of his employers, moderate charges, libera cash advances, and his usual prompt returns, will, ho insure a eontinuauci of public patronage. Bo il Estate, $3,00 a lot Cotnuiissiun and large parcels still cheaper.

Valua lions attended to Ac. ONG-ISLAND RAILROAD SUMMER AR-1j rangement On und after F'biday, July 1st, 185', trains will run as follows, Sunday excepted, until further notice. SBJ v.i T. TRAINS GOING EAST. Leave Erooklya at 8 30 A.

M. for Jamaica do do 10 00 A. M. for Greenport. do do 3 30 P.

for Hempstead. do do 4 00 P. M. for Yaphank. This train will not stop at Esst New York, Cyp.est avenue, Union Course, Woodv lie, Canal-street, Willow Tree, Bushvillo or Hyde Park.

On Saturdays, the 4 M. train will run toOrcon-port. Returning, leave roentiort, every Monday ut 4 A. for Brooklyn Leave Brooklyn ot G00 P. for Hempstead.

do do" 7 30 for Jamaica. (In Saturdays, the 7 30 P. M. tr in will run to l'armiugdale. Returning, leave l'armingdalo every Monday, at 7 A.

M. This train will inako all tiio stints. The train from Orcenport oa Monday niorning, will make no stops beiwoen F'armingdalo and Bedford. Freight trains leaves Brooklyn at 6 20 A. M.

fur Grecnprt. 1 TRAINS OO IN 0 WEST. Lenvo Y'apkank at 5 40 A. fur Brooklyn, do Greenport st 9 00 A. M.

do Farniingtlale at 7.00, aLd 11 40, A Tor Brooklyn. do Hempstead at fi 20 A. 5.30 P. fur Brooklyn. do Jamaica at 5 457 CO- 7 55 10 00 A.

12 15 6 10 P. for Bruuklyn. The freight train will leavo Grtonpurt at 7 A fur Brooklyn. WILLIAM E. MORRIS, President.

Brooklyn, Juno 5th, jelS tf CHANGE OF HOURS. On nnd after Wednesday, September 21st, 1853, Ihe 4.00 P. train from Brooklyn will not run east of I'linningilalc except on Saturdays, when it will be extended to Yaphank, tenving Yaphank on Munday mornings at 5.40, A for The 7 30 M. Train from Brooklyn for Jamaica will bo changed to 7 00 WM. MORRIS, President Brooklyn, Sept.

17th, sep24 tf EXCURSIONS TO HOBOKEN Fare Reduced to Three Cents. This, the numt favorable of iiinmer rot-oiif, iw offera Ut visitors grimier induocmenta tliaicwpr. The ferriw have been much improved, anil toe fact hues tor cniiwimr increnwd. 1 1 lie lieaiititul waikB alone tha river wne thai lnaa to the Klysiun Fielda, are kept in eJH'oletit onier. FBO ItY-DOATS LEAVE FOR HuHQKKN Afl FOLLOW! Fruin liiirclny-Pttoot, ovory quuj-twr of tin hour, during the day.

From ditto. Krotu ChrigtophtT-stnu't, hour, nt the even hounijand intomiediuto half hours, A nipht bout runa to HartdLj-atreet, every half hour tiirouliout the uighl. myj oui HC-NIO jJjJLjt and i'rivnta riirtica, can procure Hires to oceonniioilato fnnn tivlre fifty persons. fur on application aT-Uie brook tyu Stiio Ouice, or to the Bujivrintcudent at tha Fulton je7G1653 tf UUSTED-A KENDALL. lll.AL IM A I I Oil SAJUKf TO LET Al-TKK THK VIRST OF MAY next, a Unround conmiodioiw room ou the first tl.

4l, lt.vUai,..i fPmr! luuiiiliinil ui luw wtmuuj Wvr.vv Iti.t.L- nntl at i.t-i.si.Til ))V f. -V Hiuiiillon Liturnry A.m'iutioa. I-or pniliou i l.4U.... mliQ ir I1IIS, ONIJtHIO ttl MIC lUl'i' MTD LET CONVENIENT OFFICES, FOR ArtinH or Attorneys, over Kinu 4 Kelliiin, on the corner of Orango sntl Fulton ts. Apply to V.

11. Caby, 153 Washington or nl the. Huii.imjr. l''a tf TO I.ET-A ON THE reur uf a. lot in Plymouth street, new llriilxo Iko stories ami him collar, inlohle tor a umniiftietorv llent, I15U tcr year.

Apply to W. II. Caby, li3 WaxhinKtou st or Jawis Morbell, 173 ar. jell tf TXIR PAI.E.-FDIl 8 A LK, NINE ACRKS OF J. Inntl, in the Ninth Ward, fiiintitijt on the J-iniiica Turriftiko.

Enquire of li. I'bics, 3(iB Fulton street, optosite City Hull. apl5 tf l-OR PAI.E-TWO LOTS ON BRIDCE FT, A between Wnter ami Plymouth. Apply to II. Caby, 1VJ Wui.liin(rton St.

tf TO LET-TIIE I.ARtiE T1ALL NEAR THE corner of Oninjre ami Fulton ttreet, with rooui Apply to Kino 4 KelU'II, Architects of W. II. Caby 153 Washington rt- my'-'ti U' BI II.MNG LOTS FOR 5ALE FIVE the west sitle of Navy street, between Ful ton nu. I lit Knllt avenues 3 lot onier Navy stree mid Iii-Kulli avenuo 1 5 lots corner Rnymoud stree and I'cKnIb annuo 10 lots on Washington ave nue, ne.nr Park sveniio lots on Park avenue, cor ner actiirittin avenuo. The attove lots will lie anl.

on very acuitiiiwiilaling terms, excepting for grngge ies or taverns, to personH wiithiug to make good the property Apply to FitHEi (low, 110 Willow street, or luO l'rnut street. New Voik, myi8 (im Jim SALE FOR SALE, bnildiug lots in the vreiuity of Atlantic llusiu itiititn ontlmnnrtht'ti'torly corner of Vnn Brunt an Puriititm streets This is, undoubtedly, the nn vnluiil.le e.triier for busincr purfioDes in this nipi. improving neifrhburboml It is 100 fwt fnmt Van Ilrunt street, and III feJt on Partition street both street rrgttlated and paved. Eniiiire of C. I Smith, No.

57 ultun flreet, Biuoklyn, L. I. Bmoklvn, Iteceinlier I'tBI. tf VN. II tlRIFFlN.

PRACTICAL hex- tint, iVi. 1 1 mtton street, nearly op LXXj rxvtte Sinds street, Brooklyn, wil give his pertnl sttention to every branch of Kur-gienl and penlistry, and will warrant all work to l.e eveeuted in a snitenor manner al the very owc4 eat-h prices All operations per-ftirtned in the nest scienlilio and satisfactory man-rer. llo will int-crt beautiful incorrut tiblo teeth on the Itet-I of (iold plate fur 12 to 4 im Silver piste I to 2 On Pivot 75 In I 60 Cavil tiled with Gold 50 tol Crment SO Tin-foil (it Cleaninr Teeth fill to tl Tint'i whs cured 50 Extracting 25 sepIO tf YKW EXCHANGE OFFICE. THE Pl'B acrilier having remove I from 47 Fultm rtreet, ike. thi nielhml of inlorniing the PuMic that he has c'tabliiihed an Exettange Otline in Montague st, ttiiee floors trnm vourt, ttemg in the vicinity of Ihe City II.

ill, and the Met hit nit and Central Hanks. All kinds of Vnrurrent Money will be diMiainted at as low rates atcan lie done in New York or Prook- tin i n.goe-i price pain frail amnaw and and a eontittait si-pply of Silver Cbnire I n.tit.l, wliu.li will be altl al Ilia K.aeM saarass pn I tliinlfttl In rev fr end. If they will sail and se me, and tie small. f-tnn. will IV daly ap-le-iated JAMES H- TAlLdR, MtitiMtw-at, tbird tioes Curt, Br.lni X.

II I nrarrent Money always est sale. 1-NtiRtriMl ON I' iW JetwIrT, Silver plaid ami Brass Ware, i Aio 4e otVeef i Til" ts SVE1.Y, KncT'wraod rrinur, lbl Fnllon, I jtlO t-r tr i'ys rents who use Vermifuge, composed Castor Oil, Calomel, ic, are not aware that, while they appear to benefit thj patient, they are actually Isying the foundations for a series of diseases, sneh loss uf light, wcakucss of limbs, Ic. 11.4nsk'i Medicines, to which we ask tlio attention of alt directly interested in their own as well as to their Children's health, are beyond all Ihe best medicine nuw in use. In Liver ComplaiuU and all disorders arising from thus of a bitlicas type, should make use of the only genuine medicine, llo-bensack's Liver Pills. lie not deceived," but a-k for Woria Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the signature of the Proprietor, J- S.

HusiNiAca, as none else re genuine. Jl ly''p HtlT IKCl LARS. IT llMt.NS llt-quiring it for the coming cifn, ate iu iud to rail at this office and examine specimens of and Fnaosstn pa- xr jib-t recied from iinqv. They are without etetption the mot beautiful atUrDs ever imported into thi country. I.

Ik Sit xiNHt, star (ifn. Corner of Fulton and (trance stiv, tf.