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AUCTIOJT SALES. AMES E. UNDEBHILL, Auctioneer' BY HUGHES 4 UNDEltHrLL. BaopKLTif Excbasoe; No. 23 Coust Strict.

'inMT P'e ii attention to the nates of 1 IMtOOKXYX DAILY KAGLE V.il, A Strikk. the laborers employed Prospect Hill struck for higher wages lanf week M.o instead of $1 per day. Messrs. Welles ic Co. refused to pay the advance.

This morning the men refused to work, and manifested a disposition to interfere with other men who were willing to work. Trouble being apprehended, the Police were notified. Deputy Superintendent Folk went out there this morning, but found all quiet. i i tiiuiuuteui e. erj uecnir MIST OF KEMAIKIKCS IN THE TOST OFFICK, AT BltOOKLYS.

MAY 1, 1830. OBIIKKKII CDMSIIMI IS TOT. BROOKLYN F.AGI.E, A ItAVISO TUB I.AROKST OIBCCL.tTIOX. "At! Letters from foreign Countries, Including those from the British North American Provinces, are sent to the Post Ofllce Department at Washington as Dead Letters, if not called for within one month alter being advertised." By Persons calling for the following letters wii.i. say AD VEimSKD," or they are not looked for.

ladieFlist. Anderson Mrs Gornam Mrs O'Nnll Mrs Mary Andrews Florence (Jrlltis Mrs Mary O'KeefeMrsM ra Mrs Phebe (iuerker Mary Obdyke Mrs MarlaM Armstrong Mrs ThosGenrce Mrs N'pbn Puirh Mr A. COMi'LiMKNTARV" CONCEKT VOU T1IK i BtxniT of Mn. CHARLES FBRGUiSO.N, tub Eslisus I UISII PIPER! i Will take place at the BROOKLYN INSTITUTE. Washington street, THURSDAY KVEXLVG.

May 5. On vluch occasion Mr. Fkkucon' will piny some ol'his choicest rlah and Aniericau Airs, on his luagidliceiit UNION PIPES. He will also Ins, in his usual inimitable style, some rare Ballads and Melodies oftlie "Old Land Miss TERESA ESMONDE, (her last appearance before a Brooklyn audience; has kindly consented to deliver on this occasion her beautiful Recitation, THE CONVICT SHIP. ritten expressly for her by Mrs.

S. Stephens. Several Vocalists of high repute will awbd Mr. FERorsos I during the evening. tickets cents, for sale at M.

Nevln's, 10 Fulton James Nevin. sua Fulton and at Ir. Black's Drug Store, corner nf i Tillary and Bridge. Citji Ss anft Samf MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2. We desire to call attention to the letter of our European Correspondent on the first page of today's paper.

Like the preceding letters of the series from the snmo intelligent Pouree, the present one is worthy of a careful perusal. Engine Trial. A trial will be made to morrow afternoon by Good Intent Engine Co. No. 3, E.

nf their new steam engine at the pole, corner of South 2d and 4th streets. uaamiijiiiuii a ui.tue on siercnandlie Money to Loan on Bond ami Mortgage. Whdnesday, Mav 4 At 10)i o'clock, at Store Ko. street. An assortment of Furniture.

conslEUng of ttofaa. iAinara. Ijce Curtains, Rockers. Carpets, China, Glass and Crockett Ware. Also a large lot of Jewelry.

myjjt JOSEPH HEGElVIAN, Auctioneer. By Telegraph to the Brooklyn Daily "Eagle. BY AMERICAN TKI.BORAVH COMPANY'S USE. omcKH 21 Widl street, N. Y.

Montague, cor. Court Brooklyn. Tire in Perrymansville. Bvi.TiuoBE, Kay 1. The residence of Hon.

Jacob A. Vrestman. in lYrry mansville, ('onniv, was burnt nu Saturday. Lo s.oriO. Allen Mrs Wm 11 miah Pratt Mrs Alfred Adams Klizabeth Glen Margt Pureed Aurtice Ulake Bridgt joors open at Concert to commence at Eight o'clock.

iiijz 4t MRS. E. CLARK BEGS TO" TN FC FkM VlBR Mends and the public that her CONCERT, which was on account of the Water Celebration, will take place at tin Atbentum. on t. MONDAY EVENING.

May 9th. "lYss It talent: Mlt. MR. J. A.

HOWARD. MR. H. G0M1KN. MR.

FARRELL, (on ime.) Ml WL'I, Green Mrs KeseekerPerkms Elian Guldhi Rosanna Parker Mrs Jane Gardner Mrs Susan Peterson Mrs 11: Puesleer Louina Gilbert Mr? Piemen Mary Hale Alices Parker Martha Hulsey Anne Pyne Mary Cornelia Harris Mrs A Prince Mary Hastings Mrs Belin Piatt Mrs Itolit da Page Amelia Hopkins Mrs Oath Quiuu Jane Hannah Kll.a Quiulan Mary Hairl Mien lihtlly Miss Harrhiston Mrs Fan ltouks Mrs A nle Itcuauld Mrt Howard A I 'thodes Mrs A I Hull. in Harriet. livdi Mr Chas Bell Mrs Cora Bouton Mm A Bolen lillen Buckingham IXiz Brady KHz Burns Franeini Benson Fanny Boyle Hannah A Burke llonora Berry Mrs Brown Lucy 2 Bead Mrs Lydla Brown Lizzie Burns Mary liurke Mary CENTRAL SALESKOOMS, COB.N EBOP TTIIJ.OTIGHBY AND PEARL 8TREKTa.ii NKAIt THE CITY HALL, BROOKLYN. Tuesday May 3, Ai 0 o'clock A. at No.

Hall street, ner. Fnltonar. Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Furniture MMioganjr PJaao by tieih.t Walker. Brussels and InKrain.Cargelf, JgftteBsIon Table lledenberg Heater. Kitchen Rawffc and ftrrnlturt: Also fancy breed Fowls.

Same Dat, At IX o'clock P. at No. Hicks street, betwwn Harrison and Degrawsts. Mahogany Parlor Furniture, Bedsteads, Matfrisses. OarpetA Oil Cloths, Gas Fixtures, ic.

Same Day, I At 10 o'clock A. at the Central Satesrooms, Willoughby I comer of Pearl st. A large and general assortment of second band Furniture, from families removing, consisting of mahogany and wtdnut parlor and chamber furniture, and miscellaneous eood. I apJO 2t "Wednesday, May 4, At o'clock, A. precisely, at No.

104 Pineapple, comer of i Fulton street. i A large and general assortment of housahold furnltore la 1 excellent order: itosewood Parlor fnrnitiirp tn hair The Captain antl 'our Seamen of the Schooner Sarah Hills, from Savanali. I Giiaelkstov, May 1, lSo9. The Captain and four seamen belonyino; to the schooner Sarah L. Hills, from Savautiab, 20th April, bound to Keu 1 nebuiik, Maine, reached Charleston on Saturday.

The vcsicl was abandoned, dismasted, and full of water. Southern Ocean Steamer jlovemeiits. Barr Mary Tickets can be had at the door on the evening of the Concert. 1 Conceit willcomiaence at a o'clock. Tickets 51) cents.

n30 3tr KSf MATIN BK given at the BaooKLVN Atiiexixm on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock. Seh rt nn ft Ktti n.Jn.. The Churches were well attended yesterday; fine weather, piety and a desire to show off the spring fashions, uniting to draw out the fair devotees. We have sketches of the proceedings and sermons in some of the churches, which will appear to morrow. Accident.

Samuel Lyons, a deck hand on a Grcenpoint ferry boat, had one of his legs badly crushed between the boat and the bridge yesterday afternoon, having slipped between as he was slep piug ashore to pick up the. chaing. Accident. An elderly gentleman, named Harris, of Burlington, fell down in a fit, while walking along Bedford avenue, on Saturday, and was considerably injured. He was conveyed to a neighboring drug store, and thence conducted to his son's residence, corner of Bedford and Lafayette Ciiaklestov, Aprll(DI).

Vnall steamship Nashville, Uaplaiii Murray, Tha r. tn.m New arrivd bcrc at 7 o'clock llillf Beiinett Mrs Mary AHeucry Mrs Jane Robertson Mrs Bake Mary Hearsey Mrs John Rltaymond Mrs Eliza Brown Mary Henry Kate Raymond Eunice Bocan Margt Hale Mrs Martha Remsen Mrs Mary Urazel Mrs Humphrey Mrs Mar lteu Mary Carle Mrs caret Rourke Mary Crouse Mrs Anne Hackett Mary Richards Mrs Cole Mrs Agnes Hedges Mrs Sarah Ryan Mrs Susan Curtin Mrs Jlartigan Mary Rue Sallie Cassidy Bridgt Josephine ItiellvCath Cornell Mrs Kmily 1 Jones A Smith Mrs Carpenter Mrs Geo Mrs GcrtmdeSlmpson Mrs Annie Judd Sarah 2. Sawyer Mrs hogimy and n'alnut chamber furniture, feather bedSt hcateinat tresses, bedding, tattle linen, ply ingrain and stair Arpet, oil cloths, sideboard, extension tables, white gran, dinner, tea and breakfast sets, toilet crockery, silver plated' castore; tut and Tancredl, nnd the flr'st symphony of Beethoven. The Or che tra consists of PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS. whom are ok Brooklyn.

tickets 25 cents, or bundles of six mr $1 to lie hfldat 213 street, or at the door. CAUL PROX. Conductor. TJOWEKY" THEATKK Lessees Messrs. G.

L. Fox nnd J. W. I.ixo.ibk. THIS EVENING o'clock.

0 A it 0 THE MAGIC HANDS. THE MILLER OF NEW JERSEY. Ship New.s. New Brnrrn May 2. AKP.ivEn N.

York, S.nhli, Honolulu, Mountain Hardy, whale oil and freight. Si'okkx. FVb 14. off Cape Aorn. bark Industry of ew York', from Hio tiein iro lor l'ortlnnd.

l. ry. gla ware, refrigerators, stoves and kitchen furniture Catalogues at the Salesrooms. a30 St Tritjay, Mav 0, At 10 o'clock A. at the Willougbby.

cor. Pearl cotialon nonora ivmreuge Annie fcmilft A Chsnmnn Margt Kinir Miss Smyth Mrs Eliztb 2 New York City News. Disposal of Pickpockets. John James and Wm. Jones, were arrested yesterday afternoon for picking pockets during the consecration of a German Catholic Church in 49 4th street, were this morning sent to the Penitentiary for 00 days as vagrants.

Another named Sinclair was arrested. The Germans become so excited at the desecration, wanted to take Sinclair from the Police and hang him to the first lamp post. The prisoner was sent to the Police Court and committed for trial. The Police Commissioners, on Saturday dismissed from the Dcpartmant officer Jumea Mc Cune, the Municipal Policeman In whose favor the Court of Appeals recently rendered a decision, Resolutions complimentary to Gen. Nye andTMr.

Ward, on their retirement from the Board, were unanimously passed and gracefully acknowledged. Police. More Taorni.E is THE Onrp.cn. The colored brethren of tho Concord street Uarctlst L'hurch wereln trouble nfrain yesterday. Dominie White, went to preach, Brudder ThompBon wouldn't let him colored sisters took White's part, and were 'rudely bundled by Brudder Thompson, and sinter Ann Parker was jumhed in a door way, and hud Iter dress torn and three hoops fractured.

Dominie "White went for police, who arrived just in time to prevent a (rene ral scrimmage between brederen nnd sistoren, the latter foiug in lor white and the former hacking ThompHon. he police installed Dominic "White, who performed divine service, assisted by 'licentious' Harrington. Some demonstration to disturb "White wiih attempted, but the presence of Metropolitans had a sanctifying effect, and prevented the ungodly proceeding. This morning; Sister Parker had Brudder Thompson up before Justice Voorhles, for jnmb lng her iu the door way and lacerating her crinoline. TliompBoii gave bail to uuawer.

ClIARUROF Giiand Larceny QciTn a Oh Saturday evening a man named Jnmcs Stone was arrested on warrant issued at. the complaint of Oakley Bemer, charging himwith grand larceny. Stone was locked up in the station house of the Dili precinct to answer the charge. It appears, according to the story told, that some fifteen years ago, Stone, who resided in" Jersev City, became acquainted with Bemer, who visited his fiouse frequently. Finally Stone discovered that Bemer was making counterfeit money, and would have nothing to do with him.

Bemer then induced Stone's wife to leave Stone, which she did, and married him In New York, She remained with him until February last, wheu she died, leaving two children, one named Henry, aged 15, who was her child by Stone, and John, aged it, by Bemer. Pome three years since, Henry, while overhauling the family bible, discovered that his uiimo wos Stone, of which he 'was before unaware. He asked Uib mother about bis father, and learned from her that he was dead. Before she died she told him that she had laid up in the savings bunk $596, which, together with some furniture und jewelry, she made over to him by will, at the same time cautioning him against Bemer, of whose character slio Informed him. After her death Bemer desired to have the money In the bank drawn out.

nnd to Induce Henry to consent to' it. told Mm that he Chapman Julia. A Kennedy Cath Christian Mrs Kernan Kllen Cony Mary Knebel Mrs Coliuan Mrs Margt Knebe Mrs Clancy Mary Kellery Mrs Collins Mary King Jane Council Mrs Margt. "VKoch Jobannah Cunningham Margt Killoran Margt. Clarke Mary Jane Kelley Mrs Thus Cook Mrs Lee Anna Sbcldom Mrs Jaa Smith Jane A Sinnen Kate Smith Mi Laura Swett Mrs Mary 1 Scidmore Mallie Sorley Margt Stuart May Shalney Mrs Patk Steincr Mrs Theresa Scott Winnnford Owner Wanted.

The detectives recovered $70 from a well known pickpocket on Thursday last, which it is supposed was stolen from some person in the park. The money was wrapped up in part of an enveloe, on which there is part of a direction "Whittakcr Mobile, Ala." The money is Ciarke MrsPrudenceLingane Bessie Lacurdoitttce Mrs CSinith Mrs Wm Conors busuu Sarah l.errv Cath Tavlor Mrs Tiew Vork Markets. 12i P. JL Fl.ora Receipts moderate. State and Western heavy and unchanipd.

Sales Western. 14.000 blil. SuperOne State. 5 litscli trX Extra State, 2 53.ti to. itouiid Hoop I'lbiu, Common to good Extra Weetern, n.

Southern, better. Sales 200O at for mixed to good, and Toch for fancy and e.xtia. Canadian Sales for extra. Wheat unchanged. Sales trifling.

Coax better. Sales 12,0000 Mils. Yellow. S7c. Oats quiet.

Sales Southern and Jersey at 45253e: Northern and Western. Poai: dull. Sales small. Mess, bi (k) for New. liiiKF active.

Sates 2(X) bbls. Larii dull. Sales sm. ill at WmsKiA steady. Sales at 2oc.

now iu the hands of the' Deputy Superintendent of Tliordick Mrs Cryne Winny Luurey Mrs Carpenter Mrs Geo Larrabu Mi's Lee Jos SPECIAL AOTICES. BROOKLYN" DIRECT OKY, canvass for names will commence Tuesday. May 3. In order to facilitate its early publication, the public are respect lully requested to give all necessary information to the Canvassers All communications relating to the work forwarded to the office pr the Directory, Post, office Building, Montague street, near Court, will he promptly attended to. To prevent mr.rV'H persons paying money to the Canvassers for API tAl, LKTThRS or extra lines, are particularly rccuested to take Iruiu them a printed receipt for the same, with which all canvassers duly authorised will be furnished.

This mode of advertising is conceded to lie the best; we therefore hope our friends will forward their advertisement without delay. "31 J. LAIN. Compiler. NOT TO TRUST MY "WIFET MAlf THA JANE WARD, on my account, as I will not he answerable for any debi or debts she may contract in inv name after tins day.

STEPHEN WARD. Maj 2.1. inv2 8t" BROOKLYN "LEAD AND 'BLO'CK "TIN PIl'K WORKS BRANDEIS A WICKERT, Warehouse, 4t Fill ton street. Brooklyn; Factory. Doughty street.

Biooklju. ODice 72 William street, New York. T.ad pipe, in all sizes, tier pound, nett cash. ap27 dm Luuoml Mrs Locke Mrs Jane Lawill Margt Lane Mrs Sophia Mulford Anna Mount Anna Moshicr Amanda Murray Mrs Dunohoe Anne Dunham Miss Deuie Amanda Boyle Anne By ci Mis Daily Kliza Higgles Mrs Kniraa Dcvoe Mrs Eliz llavics Jemima Annual sale of new und second hand Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, comprising about 250 lots of rich velvet, tapestry. Brussels, 3 ply, ingrain, stair carpets and oil cloths, many of them as good its new.

The catalogues will be ready on Thursday afternoon, and tbe length and number of breadths in each carpet will be stated, At 4. o'clock. P.M.. 2.000 pieces of rich French nnd American satin paper hangings, remaining over from the large sale in Broadway, wut bo sold in lots to suit purchasers. a3H5t PEED ii COLE, Auctioneers.

CITY SALES ROOM. No. Stt FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. lOPKlslTK MO.NTAOVE PLACE.) Particular attention given to the sale of Household Furniture at private residences. Advances made on consignments of Merchandize.

Goods taken on storage. Wednesday, May 4th, At 10X A. at Sales Room." 343 Fulton st. Parlor, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Ma noganv Sofas, Chairs. Tete a tetes.

Marble top Centre, Side and Pier Tables. Gilt frame Pier and Oval Mirrors with consoles. Rosewood suit of Brocatel Oriice and Counting House Desks, Bedsteads and Bedding. Mattrasaes. Brussels, Ingrain anil other Carpets, Rosewood Piano, by Harper of Boston, Papier Mache Tables.

China. Glass, Toilet Crockery, Paintings, En gravings. nnd a general assortment of Furniture, from fm ille removing, WILLIAM M. LITTLE, GENERAL AUCTIONEER. No.

337 Fcxto.x Stbeet. Particular attention riven to the sale of Household Furniture, and out door sales generally. Returns made promptly. Sales of Real Estate af the Merchants' Exchange, N. Y.

Real Estate bought and sold on commission. ro30 tf Police awaiting the owner. A Furious Dog. Yesterday afternoon a man was assailod by a large dog that rushed from the stable of Claus Weden, corner of South 4th and 11th streets, E. and was badly bitten, and his flesh torn by the animal.

Officer Adami of the 6th precinct hearing the man's cries went to hiH assistance, when the dog flew at him and bit him through the upper part of 'his arm. The animal was eventually killed. Thayer Mrs Lewis Townsend LorhiiaW Titus Mrs Mary Taylor Mrs Mary Thomas Mrs Marst Thompson Martha Thompson Miss Thompson Kubecca' Thumpsun Mrs Sarah A Thomson Mrs Klizth Tit mey Caroline Van Wert Mrs Phebe Walsh Annie Wylie Anna Walsh Bridget Walter Mm Cuunl Mitchell Mis Harrow Mrs Julia Mellon Mrs New York Stock Board. May 2 Davis Jessie Milts A Difty Maria Maguivc Anne Dawson Mis MartlinMurthee Ellen 12M P. M.

hut there is TiocKsi ne caanes in Block? a not material, i more doing. Moxicv continues abundant at unchanged rate, Davis Mary Mills Lille Milla Mrs Josle i kki.im; r.xciuNGii na not openeil yet. Juua Chicago and I I. II. La Cross Milwaukie RR 17K Cleveland ledo R.

R. iVs i'0 Harlem R. It 12 dVFlCK OF THE LUNt ISLAND INSURANCE i.rk It. r. KJ Mili'aukie Mi.

ij COMPANY, No. 41 Fulton street ltmnVk .,11 Found Drowsed. The body of a man was found below the gap at Atlantic Dock, yesterday. The deceased had on an oil skiu coat, and in other respects presented the appearance of having been a sailor. The body had been in the water a long lime, nnd was greatly decomposed.

An inquest Merrilield Mrs Lizze giuite Murphy Mary Whitfonl Eliza Julia Mari eu Margt 2 Walker Mis Kliza A Murry Mrs Margt Walsh Jane Montgomery Mary JWalker Kate Miller Mrs Mary Wells Lucy Mangiu Mary Walsh Mary Merwin Mrs Saial A Wyckou' Mary Anne Mullen Anne Marhall Mrs Mary Wilson Mary Mc Louzhlin Mrs Woart Maw Davis Mary Derhouty Nancy Kagan Mrs Eslips Mrs Klizabeth Edmonds Mrs Bertha Elward Mrs Jas Klford Mrs Margt I'efgaii Bridgt Farley Cath Finn Kliza Fowler Mrs Julia Francis Lucy t'eiiner Mary Francis Marat Missouri ij Galena Chicago I N. Y. State'i, 7.1 Hudson It. Illinois Central It. NVw Jersey K.

I Tennessee o's. Pennsylvania Coul Rending It. California 7'. i Panama R. was held by Coroner Horton, and a verdict of Catfrev Marv Found Drowned" was rendered.

Nicholson Sophia ood ii William; Mrs Sarah Worcester MvsSaraU 01. t.elitial li. it Canton Co 81V Delaware A Hudson vI Mieb. 2d bds Indiana 3'i Mich. So.

N. J. It. Cuinbei laud Coal Co 2 N. Y.

Central SH N.V, l.a Cross Land Grants 122 Paeilie Mail ii Clev. Col. A Cin llrotiklvuo's Erie b.ls '71 V. S. os.

'74 Mich. So. preferred 40 Harlem preferred Harlem 2d bds Erie 4th hrlB Cleveland Pittsburgh ooie A 1S. The annual election for twenty five Directors of this Company and for three Inspectors of Election (or tb enduing vrar. will be held at their office on MONDAY.

Hie day of May, between the hours ol' 12 M. and 1 I. M. ap27td WM. W.

HENSH AW. Secretary. OFFICE OF THE PIIENIX FIRE INS. CO" Brooklyn. April 13.

im. At the annuHl elecliou for Directors held on the ttU the Boaid as previously constituted was uiiar.iinuuslv re elected. At a subsequent ineetinu of ril. conV'Mleil instant, STEPHEN CItOWELL was unaniiiiousiy re elected Piesident for tbe ensuing 3'ear. al8 lm PHILANDER sn.tW.

Secretary. Public; notice. all persons to whom MCENSr have been granted for the year ending April 1st. are heivliy notified ibat the same will expire on said date. Applications for Licence for the year next en.iulng must Fitchnutrick Mrs Mi'Noi tuli Bridgt.

Freemen Mi Mar Nolann Brids 't Wbiiing Mi Sophia Nexen Cath atts Fire. About 9 o'clock on Saturday night, a barn belonging to Mr. Hodges, corner of Boerum and Leonard streets, E. was destroyed by fire, and Nelson Mi'n JohannatVasbinelon Vic Mii. htgao enarailleed Haven Ifartf i l.

Illinoi bus Hudson 1 bds Hudson ad Ililnois Kreelau l.ifs Brooklyn City Water Brooklyn City 11. Illinois Central tha Gardner Mrs Guntz Kmma Graf Eva, Green Mrs tierau Mis Itaniet the house 65 Leonard street somewhat damaged. Norton Sophie toria 11 Ostrander Mr. Young Helen Odell Eli. Young Mr Caroline Oakley GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Freel Jns Mc Lanshlin Jno IVagleRS Cabnount.las Furey Robt Covmick Mich Fitzpatrici; Thos Connell Ovid be made at tbe Mayor office, No. CUy Hall, between tl.e The latter was occupiediby John Osworth, whose children were got out of the house with some difficulty by officer Colgun, of Hie Sixth Precinct, who was somewhat burned in endeavoring to extricate them. Damage lo buildings, $200. hours of 9 A. M.

and 1 p. on tli following day Mosnw, may 2. Intelligence Ottices rfKSDAV, 3. Dirt Cart Foster John Call Patk MO 00 50 ACC A EC Alley Chas A Adams Adams II Alhh Anderson John Allen Mark A 1) Akerly Robt Arnold Flarl Colgan Jno 00 3 00 5 00 3 00 1 00 50 KPSKSPA. MAI 4.

r.vry um BT'TTONS. MOSAIC, CROCHET, FANCY, Gt. Silver. Oblou, Nett. Embroidered.

Sleeve, Vest and Florentine liutlons. the niosi extensive assortment to be found hi the city, at J. L0CK1TT, SON CO'S. iniT tf SOI Foltoq street F'niXGK CROCHET, PLAIN, FANCY, TViF.t. Cotton, Chintz.

Bule. Chenille and in ereat urofudion, at 20 i er cent lower than regular prices, at JOi KPH LOCKITT, SON CO'S mi; tf 251 Fulton street. SOMETHING "KW. LOCKITT'S CELEBRATED IMPERATP.ICE 7EPHVH BROIDERY BRAID, Patented Oct. 20, Ladies can accomplish twenty yard of cmhroidery with titis Bi'hIiI quicker than they can do ona with the uld Si edniens of the Embroidery cau be aeea and tbe Braid can be boucht at J.

LOCKITT, SOX CO ml7 tf 2j1 Fulton street. STHOLE5ALE AXD RETAIL DEALEKS IN press and mantilla trislmings. Triuirnins of all descriptions made to match at J. LOCKITT, SON CO'S, mlT tf 2jlFuIton street. IBBON TRIMMINGS, SHAWL BORDERS, and SUATVL BORDERING, Machine Silc axd Kkedlks of the best.

Quality, at J. LOCKITT, SON I CO'S, mlT tf 2 'l Fulton street. LACES. GUIPURR, BRUSSELS, FRENCH and ExGuan Laces, of the newest iiattevns at J. LOCKITT, SON CO'S, mi; 251 Fultou street.

Gray Mr Gilmorc Mr Goldtliwnrt Alev Gardner Decker Njftssau White Lead Omnibuses HATCRDAY. MAY 7. Hilliftrd Tables, each. Bowling Alleys, each. Pawnbrokers Expressmen Hand Cartmeu Night Scavengers Chimney Sweeps MONDAY, MAl'f.

Public or Brick Carts. roKsmv, 10. Boat? WATER HYDRANTS WATER "THE METER' AND HVDKANT COMPANY. OF BROOKLYN, are now offering to landlords and plumbers, the only Nox Wasting. NoN' FKUfczixo and Sli.f Closi.vg HynhAST in successful operation, known as the WASHINGTON HYDRANT.

When once set. there is no digging up la repair. These Ily dranM are now in use in Richmond, Philadelphia. St. Louis, New York and Jersey City.

Manufactured and for sale at. the offiee of the Mktlr sxn Hywia.nt Company. Noa. 0 and 37 First street, VViiliamsburh, near Peck Slip Ferry. il24 tim Co 10 fid no 1 ml 1 ttraves Artbur Brooklyn Emnloym'tGreeii Renl 1 60 Office Gltchell David Ilalley Alezander Gihbs Bready Anthony Geary John Becbe Warren A Co Guy John Firemen's Ftoht.

Sunday morning, about two o'clock, while Engine Companies Nos. 10 and 5 were returning from an alarm of tire, they came in colision in Second street, near North Fifth street, und a light ensued, in which stones and bricks were freely used. Several were arrested, and locked up to await examination. Some two or Three were injured, but not seriously. Drivers IIICKSDAV, WAV 5.

Butchers I Junk Dealers i rauiAY. Mai Venders of Merchandbc. Venders of Fish, Fruit A Vegetables Charcoal 1 no would deposit $102 with it so as to make $71X1. Henry coniMMited and the exchange was niade, Bemer, however, re depositing it iu his own name. After this, Henry inquired of Bemer some particulars In relation to his father, and was then informed that he was living.

He at once proceeded to search for him, and after some time found him in Jersey City. This was about three weeks ago. Henry related to his father the circumstances about his mother's property, and insisted that some articles of furniture which belonged to her should be removed from the house where Bemer was boarding. 1G9 Navy street. Meanwhile.

Bemer had endeavored to obtain possession of hese things, but was prevented by the house keeper, John Orpen. Finding thai he could not gel possession of them, he had recourse to a civil suit against Orpen. On Friday last. Stone removed the furniture, and a trunk belonging to Henry, to Jersey City, where he resided, and on Saturday JJcmer procured a warrant for his arrest, on the charge ol grand larceny, and decojed him over to New York from Jersey L'ily. so that the wnrrant might be served.

On Saturday." Bemer weni to the house in Navy street, for the purpose of serving summons upon when a difficulty anise, and Orpen assaulted him. For this he was arrested and locked up to answer to day. The boy Henry states that while his mother was living, site was harshly" useil by Bcnicr, ami that her death was quite sudden and unexpected. While living together, he noticed the operations of IScmer, in ntnnutiicturiug money, but thought nothing of il. When his mother left stone, lie was but eleven months old.

His father was advised not to attempt to take him from her, as it might cause a ditfieulty, which could better be uvo'ulcd. For reasons, perhaps best known to himself, he has taken no steps to lenrn the whereabouts of his son Henry, nor sought to claim him when la grew up. To the Editor of tir Brooklyn i'aytc Stn, As you hav been pleased to notice through the columns of your widely circulated paper a Transparency ol Mr. Force's, High street, I shall feel greatly obliged if you correct au unaccountable mistake concerning it. It was designed and executed by me, H.

J. Guy, not (3 rey. The Subject. The wonderful works man may accomplish nroKan Auranam eorge ulian N. B.

Only Bankable received. lloyd Andrew Nichols M.D. Nolan Nuttall Sanil Nichols Thos Nebell Win Ogiieu A O'Brien Paul Peai ce A Pierce Chas Pond Chas Prentiss Win lie Palmer it Pease Jno Parker Patterson Thos Gellajty John UT'SINKSS NOTICES. express wagons, and everv descrip i On ners ol backs, cart: ervin Keuy Gough Maurice Gavignn Murteagh Gallagher Peter Gallowaj Robt titven Tbos Glllen Wm tion of vehicle applying for License, are required to have their vehicles ready for inspection, in tbe rear of the City Hall, on making their application for License. City Clerk's office.

Brooklyn. April 1. 1SW. 1125 td WM. G.

BISHOP. City Clerk. SEALED" PUO EKASM L' HALL ACADEMY, FLATBL'Sil, I. SL'LMER SKSSION. The exercises in the several departments of this Institution, the Male anil the Femal.

Classical and English, will be resumed on MONDAY. May 2d. and continued until July lo. R. D.

VAN KLF.EK. Principal. 'COMFORTABLE "sILCYE "INSURED GF.X tlemen troubled with a ler.tler skin, will tindt'oeLETHKA ii a page Madisc posuls will lie received in the office of Ktxo Jk IvKLt CM, or Omiiiie und Kultrm i until Wtilrw'Kin': Mv 4tli HOTELS. minis A Wank 11 iiudiiigs Delii Uride Christian UarsdorrrC lllackbird Chas Brown DeWitt Boyce Ewd Ball I 3 Buttendobdi Fl edk Brown Gilbert II Bak. Geo Bowers Geo Brown Geo Brooks Geo Brown hi Binsley Ira Beeker 17 Bartgnt Jas Beach Rainier Joseph Blake Capt Jacob at 4 o'clock where the necessary Information" will he I mdlspcnsible lil.Miry.

Fur sale by MRS. HAYES. 175 Fullon where the neeeo ary Inltirinafion will in given, tor reraovinir the surplus earth. from thy Jotsknowo llavraday Miss Ame ltussell A lia Russet! Bench Hatch Capt Co Heywooii Antonio Robbins Addison Huntington Rev SRoebr Franu Kdwd Hoogs Chas 11 Richardson Harrlman Chas Rider Jil HaightDH HichJB Harrington Haul Resell jr and B.ofJ;Iyn. April 2.

u26 7t BOCK7S HOUSE, SANDS Brooklyn, will open Iu a few days Boarders will flDrt food aeomniudatina at reasonable prices. Koomf can be nad furnished or unfurnished. Thh hou ie belni, half wuyibe iween Fulton street and the N'ary Yani. has perhaps the'most beautiful view of the neighboring places tn be found in, Brooklyn. u29 1m TOHN A.

HL'GHKS ij' i i. ov me i ropnt ior, iii.k. m.21.i, i r.r.. ruuon nue, cor. Jay stret l.

le Jl 0111" aiid Marrowfat Pen for sale. nihluff W. I. CORNELL. 23il Fulton, cor.

Clark. "jCJKD BUG POISON BY THE USE OF THIS WHO UAS FOR TH last oJJ Veai'S enkfinrfd hi Rpid Rtntp huairiMca tn itannans i.eo Kuwuuucy jas the City of Brooklyn, has Jonu since come to the oonclusiou Raven Hllfnden Tup. E. D. Mercantile Lihrary.

The movement to estbalisli a Mercantile Library in Williams bargh is beginning to revive, and there appears to tie a fair prospoot of its consummation. Mr. Noah Wuterbury, with hia characteristic public spirited liberality; lias subscribed towards the undcr I.iking, and as Jlr. William Wall has guaranteed to double the highest subscription, the Society will have a fair capital to start on. The New Ferry.

The new Peck Slip and South 8ih street Ferry commenced operations this morning with three boats, formerly used on the 04 rand s.I ferry, the new boats not being ready yet. The trips are made as often as the old Company's, and the tare is one cent. The slip and ferry bouses on the AVilliamsburgh side are a decided improvement on old arrangement', and the New York slip and ferry house are lo be repaired and renovated. jieo urn Heath Henry Heimaun Hy preparation, Unas, KoacMcs, vjoths. and other verano may be eflectuall.i' exterminated.

Manufactured and for ale by I. U. LEYS, corner of Main and York sts. Price 12 cntis per bottle, je3 1 that Urooklyn iiroterty will sel! better in Brooklyn than til Saw York, lie has opened olHce at tlie Brooklyn Kx ehnnptc. No.

Si Court street, whore Itf Inttntl to have weekly sales of Real Estate. 9 See next sale hi another column. JAMES K. I'NDKRHILL. Am iionoer.

tf By HLOIlfcIS IXDKHHIIX. niescuke louis liarim.iiy JOJIX'S OYSTKK AND LUNCH KOOMS J. BEYER informs his Brooklyn friends that he has opened an OY.STKR AND IX'NCH ROOMS, at 71 William street, between Liberty and Cedar New Yorfc. where be wlfl ni, i iv. tuiv in every Myle.

by tui: quart or hundred. Pickled jcc. tor the Holiday J. n9 ti" Brdl Capt Lafayette Hoyt 4 others IRE AM OF WILD FLOWERS THIS )lv brokaw Lewis itetuerington Jas i Ilurkick I)r I lunt Master Ja? lltttll ui enaration fur ihv iriir nnt hr nilil'vino t'w Barnicle licld and iiuw prepared only by GLAXO. L' HE IN" A DULTERATEL) (ilTAN THE Iteitenbach Laurent Huberts ReillyMich Ryan Martin Uiee Stejiheii Robbins Riclut Raymonil Tims Ituckett Cap! 'J'hos Roper Tbos Rebse II Reynolds Mr Thos Steinbeck Louis "Schilling Mr Sherman Chas A Sheltou I)r SteWKrt Kdwd Suydam Elistia Sherrill Kesri Stockwell Simers Sweetser Horatio Smith Howell Stebbins Hy II Sudlow tiitano Comoanv uava on hand, and o(rr toe IllckeyPatk Hanlon Patk Ilensted Peter Hopkins Thos Heiidrickson Thos Hunt Hutcheon Wm Hilinr Win Hosmer Win Wm Jones Mr Johnson Mr Wjr by rightly applying the gifts of his Creator.

Tbut his labors should lie mingled with comfort and pleasure. That he should find music in reeds nnd sermons in stones. The scroll, with the engine thereon, is indicative of science, and the spade, of industrious application. The foot upon the jar, that unnecessary labor should be overturned, and that water which has hitherto been the cost of so much labor and lime, will flow freely over the city. I am Sir, yours respcctfullv, April 80, 1609.

S. J. Ocv. Gold and Silvf Bickles, Silk Nets, Hair Piss, He.in Dbesses, 4c. a23 ly T.

W. Wood, 289 Fulton street. Blan Meier Bingham Michl Iteemau Oakley Ball Capt Richard Bensusun Blatc.hrord Bliss Burk Thomas Carmert llr Ciminliell Carbic Cooper Fred A i'. IK ljfc.lt. Druir'L t.

Cor. Mnin Vork llrooUvn. For salt. wholesale and retail. 2" oents per bottle.

ji ly PATENT MKTALLU; FIR "PROOF ItLINUS liiiildiT. nnd pitrtles abaut to build are invited tu call exjimine tht N'n. Cedar street. Ntw York, where orders will he received fur siiaie. This article i designed to supt rfHde the wuod hlirul for dwelling, stores or public buildinss.

either Uv outside ur inside use. While pro servjup the qualities of tlie rolling Venetian blind, they re more durable. less likely to need repair, cost about the Muie. und are Kiuk Proof. Their admitted superiority over anr other Rliod In ue.

niut commend theiu to uiuversHi favor. aply lm ifllft the carKuPs of the ships VYmiK Shallow, Flying Eagles jnd Dragok, obtained from A It I I A I 'Yis iiuanu is sold inttuanthie tosuir purchasers. PRICE ifiO PER TON. Other cai goes are expected soon, and the supply will bo regular. The Farmers and Gardeners of Lonj Island are urged to gfy this ttmuio a.

trial. Tho3e who have U3ed it consider It fully equal to the best Peruvian. Pamphleu with details of Analys'w, CertLflcates, Referencea, will bo funiUlied on application to THOMA3 D. CARMAN; mhi; tf 25 Fultou at, Brooklyn, Sole Agent for 1. JL Cooper Carpenter Hgnmpseljohn Danl 1) jacolis Jehl Eugene Jordan Steinert Jacob MEDICAL.

Jennings Capt Isaacrtevens Ja Jones Jno Stebbins Joel India nnd French Foulard now designs, lo be oiiened this day, by Dickinson ite West, SOT Fulton street, Brooklyn. in2 8t. Stella Shawls, from auction, at Dickinson West's, 807 Fultou street, Brooklyn. iu2 St. ISTAIiJ.lSHKD TN 1829.

TlilUTlKKI It.D FVAUt.lSHkD LEATHER HOSE. A 'V KD1CIX I ii DEPOT. TOTJCK APPJ.K ATIOX WILL BK MADE TO i the Guvernor for thr phi'iIoii 01 it convict Jn Sins iirifm. rht mis senltiiiceil lit Bi uoklyn. 158, for two yeura.

for uiaiialaliHhter in the fourth dejrvec. BpHSOt rilHE KVERGREEN8 ESlETK OF IC ET m. No. 6 Court Blreet. opposite he City Hull, where all orders lor interments 01 sale ot low will be received.

A messenger will k'HVe the oflice at 11 u'eloct cacli dny for tlie Cemetery. Ulh7 tf CEO. WRIGHT. Agent. EALTH OFFICE, BKOOKLYN, MARCH 8th, IMil Tlie Health Ofticer would respectiully submit to the Pliyslciuns of this city, that if they would 1'urnlsh vaccine virus at this ofllce.

it would be yiven cheerfully by him to the Profession at all SAMUEL BOVP. M. Health OfBc. r. BUSINESS NOTICES.

DENTISTRY DR. I. T. DAKKt XV Vllll. perform Pental Operations in the most skillful and scien tiiic manner.

Price a low. and work wan anted suia rior to any iu the city. Ollice '2'ti Kulton. between Cmicord and Tillary etreets. ai.3inni' 111 IE "VEijL' 'I LTS AN sri 1' LY AS" A B.

K1TCHKN no superior. As a l.eatei for the 'om abuve, ii ranks next to the KtilH. which cominiiu con Si lit stands A No. 1. and sold bv TOMPKINS STKATTON.

my2tr No. 7 Front street. Brookljn. PARIS ilATS, UW PER OUNCE! THE most elesant and coiutortable Hal weiirid only 4 ounces that has been otferetl lia' ale during tiie imst 27 years, at the Store in Fulton, opposite street, by niy23tMVJt3 WM. IT.

PKCK. INDIA RVBBEU tiOODS. PERCH.V' CKMKNT ROOFrNH. Thk Cheapk st and Mo.st DnuniE llonn.va i Usk. CiUl be apjilied to old Shjimle Hoof, without removing them.

NKW AND TIN AND MKTAl. Coated and repaired Willi (il'Tt A 1' KUCHA EST, and warranted atkr Tifnn. Call and see those grcntlcmenV Patent Leather Gaiters whlehWhltehouse Vearee are selllnf; at $4 a pair. Forstyle and beauty they cannot be beat at any price. tmilNG LIKE LEATHER HOSE FOR FIRE Engines.

Ships, Steamboats, Factories. Gardens, Strw ic. Manufactui ed from the best oak tanned Leather, with wrought copper rivets. Suction Hose. Fire Buckets, Copper and Brass Pipes, (iardvD Sprinklers, Couplings of aHaltes, always on band und Uv at the lowest prices hy JOHN" H.

BOWIE Jk. Lt.sT.lLU HOH MaXL'FaCT1 KJvR9, m31 25 street, New YorJr. i MRS. M. HAYK3, I 175 FrLTo.v STREEr, Bnonci.YS Iu calling the Jittentinn of the PuMic to tU adrertiiiemprit.

tenders her thanks for the liberal manner in which her store haa been i.atronized during the intst Thirty years, and trusts by her endeavor uie the wants oi her ciistoint to merit a continuance or the nme. Tjie Financial Officers. The Financial Hirers were not able to take their scats this morning, the Common Council having unexpectedly ud jonred niiiedlr without confirming their bonds. This will be done this afternoon by the new Board. The following appointments have been made by Mr.

Collins, in his office deputy Comptroller, Lawrence Hanly Clerk, Owen McC'arren of the Hth ward. Mr. Poverty, lias appointed John H. MeCormick, deputy Auditor. The New Common Council meets this even inff.

The different parties have held the usual caucuses to agi'Be on candidates to be supported for the various offices in the gift of the Board. The Democrats have nominated Aid. KnlMcisch for C'liatrman, Mr. A. McCne for Corporation Counsel, Win.

G. Bishop for City Clerk, Dr. Boyd for Health Officer, and a number of smaller nominations. There was quite a contest for Keeper of the City Hall, between the present incumbent, Mr. Abbott, and Mr.

Hugh McLaughlin, the former having finally succeeded. The opposition have nominated Aid. Van Brunt for Chairman, Henry R. Plerson for Corporation Counsel, and Mr. Cleveland for Health Ofliccr.

Jones a Johnson Vm Jones Wm Kelley fleo Kh tland Kintra Jas Ivelly Jno 2 Kenna Jas Keeney Kelly flcliael Kandall Satr.l A Kinirsley AVra La Croix Dr Lynch Bernard lewisChas Langdnn Lane Henry Lett Jas Lane Jas Lyons Michl Lynch Patk Lane Lynn Tlirs Loiimia "Win Muhlhausen Mt Matile Geo An MrsliaU Amos Mantonver Mr Chas Meyer Carl JEWELRY, Ac. Clements II Coole Herman Carries Jas Campbell Clapp Collins Jas Cosgrove Jas Carrigan Jus Cody John Cowan John Cayman John Carr John Coleman John Carl Michl Conkling Nathaniel Coony Pear3on Chrystal Robt Crellin Thos Care Thos Cart Cortelyou Cook Wm Clayton Cobb Wm Clinch Mr Debendett Mr Daremus Andrew Ilonnelly Arthur Donohoe Bernard Dunbar Daniel Davis Ira li Dempsey Jas Davison Kev Douglas John Dey Davis John Duggan Jos Doherty John Devlin Jas tlodire Levi smith Jad Slater Jas Sheridan Jno Seymour Levi It ftiirkweather Nat Sweezy Orry Schtnck Oscar Smith II Shepard RIkmIch Simpson Win Spnrrnw AVhI'Ihk1011 Smith WH Tavlor Bayard 2 Toironl CUas Thompson Clius Tucker Terhorst Qeo Taylor Trjqn Hy Tuck Hy Tenbrneck Jno II Tlioiiipsoii Mortimer Tmei 'I'hotnas Benj Volknmr 0 Vicary Vanhuren Waterman Aug Weber Mr Woodward Hon JuriVe Wellnted Alfred uli'au i Mr.7 i Ct mpvUe8 all the liTincipal Mediulnes hi use coiuMning1 the greatest assortment to he found in any store in tde lTuiou. every article of which is warranted to be genuine and receiA'ed direct from the rirtmrietrir Still they come for those perfect gems, miniatures, for 25 cts including case, nl the Temple of Art, 84fi Fulton street, opposite Montague Hull. Likenesses of infants, $1. Old daguerreotypes and ambrotypes copied.

Ncillograph likenesses to send iu letters, 00 cts. ni22t. E. M. Douglass.

Parasols cheaper than before offered this season. 1.00 to he opened this day, May 2d, by Dickinson West, 807 Fulton street. m2 at. Prof. F.

S. Holmes, of the College of Charleston, has unearthed from the site of an old pond near that city, bones of the mastadon, tarrapin, deer, nnd the fragments of Indian pottery seeming to establish the fact that the red man and nil the creatures here named were cotemporaneous. Murphy Mott Dr Cyrus W.M. WISE, ESTABLISHED AT No. 79 Fultuu sti i t.

Brooklyn, since 1FS 1.) otl'era alare and uimW stock of Fine Wiitclrvs. Jewelry. Silver Ware, Sr t'CUicles. Kye (iljiese in addition to ordinal work in each department, which he encased in luitnufncturinK after iii i own and nthf. i tipr rcvod d.

sicne. orders luithfuSly uud piomptly exoruted. dUm LOW PKICED CLOCKS CT.OC'kS to in it J. D. J'renc'u.

Enplish and Yanke Clock i fof, repaired and returned In pt vt'eet order. JOHN' 1). CIIASE.203 Fulton mhlfl Manufacturer of Silver Ware. Jewolry, Jtc." POCKET STEKEOSCO'PE A NEWARTICUB received, very convenient to take with you Into Uio tedds up like a book. Constantly leceiving, new and views, at JOHN D.

CHASE'S Jewelry store, 2C0 Fulton st. Manufacturt rnf Silver are. Jewelry, Unir Work, etc. Wed. ding and Visiting Card at phort notice.

ap27 tf WEDDINGS WEDDING AND V13ITIN(J CARDS, of superior riuality, and at short notice. Also Hair Work made to order. 1'iiiH, Kar Fmcer Rings, etc. i All klmls of Clocks, Watches nnd Jewelry, and repaired in the 'i ry hest manni r. JOHN D.

CHASE'S. 203 Fulton street, a2; Manufarturrr of Silver Ware, Jewelry, Hair Work. etc. THE PKRFl'MEKV DEPARTMENT t'liibracep all the most popular 1 Yt'in'h. Entilish and American Extract, Oolojrnerf.

Hair Dyes. Hair Restorers, Oils. Pomades. Suans. Handoline, CosnmricH.

Luhiu'a anl othr Toilet Por Lilly White Liquid and Powder Roupe. Phalon's Paphian Lotiiin. of Tii.usiind KloweiH, Kx tract of Elder Klowers. IVice'tJ Kalydor, Vouderstnith's Extract of ami EMer PJowers. Jonps'.

(Jouraud's nnd Radway' Soaps, Rowland's Kalydor, (iouraud's Oriental Cream, of Roses, Camphor Ice. Amandine Cold Cream. Shaving Cream, and in fact every article in the Perfumery line, which will be warranted to be as represented. TIIE MOST CHOICE SELECTION OF FANCY eoiinistinff of Indies' Reticules and Work Bnet. Ladies and Gentlemen's Dresinz Cases.

Portemonnaies, Chain Bacs. Purfies, Portahle Desks, China Viisen, ewint? Birds, Card Oases. Combs, Brushes Fine Cutlery. Ac. Also" a lare assortment of FANS, WHICn CANNOT BE SURPAEI).

comprising the moBt splendid variety (( Fancy (jondn, SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS', ever ottered to the public, at prices which cannot fnil to give satisfaction. MRS. M. HAYES, 175 Frt.TON Stufkt, Brooktyn. Third Store below Naeau streer, directly opposite Hall.

alter Auk Manahan Fraut nWashlazer Mr Specimens and references pan be seen at the office, 341' bTaEm, Bkooki.t "2d tf JOHNS CROS1.EV Market ieruinainl Wanck a Marx Dana Malcolm Mcfl Morri: i Geo Devlt Michl Mallorv II DIED. West In Brunswick, on Sunday, April 21, Miav Isinai.i.A. daughter of the late Frederick R. West, of this city. Her remains will be brought to Greenwoed for interment.

"PUKNITCRE ENAMEI.F.D FURNITrRE. Mnnahnn Jno II Moore Jno Murphy Jas Muvdoek Jno Moison Jno Murphy Jno Moore Lewis Martlh Mich Dimey Michl Doty Nathan 3 Dintgau Patk Dwytr Rev It I) Dunham Wm II De Voy Wm Kverett Jones KlBtoni David Danl POLITICAL, Manutacturcd at 24 asp 2i Pacific Street. Bkooki.vk. Sold at wholesale and retail At Pricks, from 2o ash I'pwakiis pkk Si'ite. WAnnnonKs OK' vauiocs stylus.

Mirick mHE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI JL CAN KINGS COUNTY COMMITTEE will hold their reitular monthly meeting at Montaicue Hull, on Tl'ESDAY, May 3d. at 8 P. M. GEORGE OLSEY, Chairman. DENTISTRY, Constantly on Hano a.nh Madi: to danr it.

Elliott Mater JohnMorcan White Kdwtn Weyh Fr Wilhassen (i Walker Geo Williams Geo Walker Gideon Williams Geo Waterman Hy Watera Jas Wood Ja? Wortz Jno Webber Jno Wilsqn Ja.s Warren White Mich Wells Manchester Woodhue Walters Philip Whit law Patk White Kichd 3 Wood Robt Wilson Co M'alshe Wm Vcamans Yeakle Mich Mol by Patk AHU 11AVINC ENTEUEO INTtt A HUS1 U4 PIANO FORTES. HINA ARCADK KE OPENKD 112 ANH Clinton, extending Ihrounh tn 17 Atlantic street, ND with a Wm. H. Pres. "PIANO FOKTES, AT No.

y3 COUKT STKEET new stock. bite Stone China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets. aood noi tment of new and second hand Plann PWfAa JL A BOARDING. Kastman Levi Edward? Wm Hichhorn Konrad Kberlee Francis Fidd Cha Franklin Kwd Fischer Fredk Fisher Fredk Ferris ii Ford Geo Fisher Henry Ford John Masee Peter Meecb, ltobt. Morris Til Monen Theodore Mullipan Win Moflet Wm Mc Donald Alex Carthy Danl 2 Dermott Gee Jos Lean BOARDING A LARGE ROOM ON SECOND story to let with board, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for a gentleman and his wife or two single gents.

Terms moderate. Apply 147 Adams street. a2tl lw OARD. A GENTLEMAN "AND HIS WIFE, or two qr three single gentlemen can have pleasant rooms with board at 258 WU'Vltiton street, near the City Hall. a29 Ct" Ol i i tief cni'iiitM i.ii mill lor tine ui, WALKER'S Music Store, Xo.

33 Coortst. AKo Melndeons and Musical ln.strunienUs of every description. Sheet Music, etc. I'ianos anil Melodeons tuned and re paired. ap20ljr PIANOS AT A CHEAT EDUCTION IN I'KICE PIANOS FOR S.U.K AXD TO HIRE W.

1VAI.KEU, Store. Uu Fulton street, Brooklyn. Plana Fortes. Musical Instruuu Dts, Music, Violin and Guitar Strings. 4c.

Mr. W. has now on hand for side a choice assortment of Pianos of the most approved makers, vis btodavt's, "Nunn'a. at ci eatly reduced prices. Piano Fortes for hire.

api.ti WHf N' EC I UNA TOILET, TEA AND Dinner Sets, at the C111XA ARCADK, 112 and 11 1 Clinton, extending to 1W Atlantic streets. np22tf FRENCfl AND ENGLISH "CHINA TEA SETS, and nearly every useful article of Earthenware adapted lor younp: housekeepers at Iti7 Atlantic streets. a22tf Underground' tavelleus "emerging from darkness, may, by the jicht of bonfires, llnd a handsome assortment of Clilna, Olnss and Earthen Ware, for Bale at 167 Atlantic street. aiffii tf NGLISH iLATE POW ER THIS USTLY composition Imparts to all kinds of plate a brluiant ami lntr Tt lonir been used In En. WM.

II. PECK, P. M. XV ness arrangement winch will necessarily require my absence from the city for several months, ami wlnle returning my acknowleilsmeiits for the liberal patrouaKe bestowed upon me for several years past, it affords me a pleasure to be able to recommend to my friends and patrons, a place where they can be attended upon with skill ami fidelity, which they will Und at the oltice of N. B.

GRIFFIN, No. 257 Fulton street. Havhitf spent some months in his ouiee. and belli? familiar with his manner of dump business, I feel qualilied to judne of hisVkill both in the surienl and mechanical branches of the profession, ami I unhesitatingly say one can be as skilfully and faithfully served there as at any office, without exccptiuii. J.

Vf. SMITH, M. Dentist, formerly of No. lM Clark street, Brooklyn. Brooklyn, March lftf.

upti3m ENTiSTRY 24S "FV LTON' STREET WILLIAM H. YOUNf! be to return thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the last elpht ywars, and with reduced prices aud lus ual fair dealing. hope to continue enjoyintr their favors. LIST OV PKICKS. Full upper ets teeth $35 00 Partial per tooth 2 tu 5 iK FiHinjr 50 to I Extractius 2 Chloroform administered.

1 All wni L' t.n nvwn z.u r. iirPt iia 1v tOST AND FOUND. WANTS. 10 UND ON THURSDAY, 28th A "Monsieur Tonson Come Again." Wc sec that the inevitable Dc Riviere, the "gallant whose exploitfl with the Blount family created so much sensation some time since, has again turned up in New York, where he "did" nn army colonel out of quite a sum the other day, nnd gave him a letter of introduction to Mrs. Blount and her very amiable daughter.

He is said to have addressed the latter with the overwhelming title of "The Countess Emily Arnoux de Riviere." It will be remembered that Mr. Blount had much trouble in getting' his wife and daughter home, and it is not unlikely that if the. Zouave's friends should ever make use of his letter, that the indignant Blount may find it necessary to make the tip of his hoot serve as a writ of ejectment. Cricket. The season's play on Long Island commenced on Saturday at East New York, the occasion being the opening day of the East New York Clnb, who hospitably entertained a large number of their brother cricketers who attended in full force.

To morrow, Tuesday, the Long Island Club have their opening day at Bedford when sides will be chosen on the field and a days piny enjoyed. The Brooklyn Club having obtained new grounds adjoining the residence of D. Garrison nl Bedford, will, as soon as the ground ia prepared, open the eeason by a match between the married and single menibcrs of this Club. The Kings County Club propose taking grounds at East New York, where there is ample aeeoramo ilatkm for all who desire it. The delegates to the are to assemble tills evening at 71 3 at the Astor House, New York, Fob thk School Anniversary.

Banner fringes, banner cord and tassclB, banner trimmings made to order, at I.ockltt, Son 4 2151 Fulton street. J'incking and tinting done at abort nolrce, Trimmings made to match. jl. iHics viuTuuiWK.m Brooklvn. PIANOS TO KENT JAMES E.

LENT, 355 Fulton strccl, opposite City HalL New and second hand instrument always on hand, to rent, with the privilege ot buy his and vent applied to purchase. Aocordeona. Guitars. Banjo, lutmas, iollns, aLso Sheet Music for sale. fe" 3m it ov piwing nrouerty anil paylns costs, Apply at the corner ol Talman and Charles sts.

myi It ON THE'Tth ON THE CO M. ner of Clinton ami Itemson strepts ihiv Oton and tt.mQ.in Dtual J.V 11.1'.. URKSS. The owner can have It by calling in No. land In preference to anv other article.

Manufactured and for sale by 1). LRYS, Drureist and Chemist, je3 ly Cor. Main and York Brooklyn. A ROOM ArD "BEDROOM. NFCRNISIIED, to let, In a private family, at 173 Uvlnsslou st.

my2 lt FOR" SALE A SOKRICLL PONY, FIFTEEN and a half hands hidli, and years old; warranted sound and kind In all harness, tkihl for wan: of u. c. Can be seen for three days corner of Henry and Middagh streets, in the stable. ap30 2t' WANTED A MIDDLE AGED RESPECTA ble woinun to do the cookhiK, washing, ironing etc. Enquire in Grand avenue, 3d house from northeast corner ot references.

J4311 lt WANTED A "ROOM" SUITABLE FOR A smalt congregation to worship in, between Fulton avenue and Johnson street. Bnd between Jay and Navy Btreets. Address Immediately, at the office of this paper, "Room to myaat" WANTED A GERMAN GIRL VUO CAN speak Engllh, or a Scotch girl, to do general housework In a small family. Apply at 33 Prospect Brooklyn in y2 It' TANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT TT able young woman, to do general housework in a small private family. Gooil city reference can he given.

Apply at No. lo Carll street, up auiirs. None but respectable persons need apply. rny2 It" rfc'. Ulj23t LOST FROM THE STABLE OF THE Sl'B nn 'I'l'Ursday niRht.

2ath April, small black whli nmnc cropped off, and lame behind. 13 or 11 years old. A suitable reward will lie jiaid hy returnlne Utir to a piooUyn. rtlEETff EXTR ACTED BY THE" APPLICATION JL of electricity, without the slightest pain or inconvenience heitiK experienced by the patient. Havhur for some years past fairly tested the that it Is far OENTS' yiJRNISHIXO GOOPS.

SUIKfii SHIRTS Three good Shirts for M. Fine S'uirta $1,2 3. 91,50. 41,75, Marseilles and Piinted Shit ts, new patterns. Shirt Hosoms largo assortment, 25c to The latest novelties In Scarfs and Ties, (no stock.) 'f.

Ji. FALLIvNbK'3 GESTS Faii NISHING; STORE, 1 43 Fciton Street, mhW rf Between Sands and iilsb. streetg. IIOSJKRY H08D2KY THE', XI largest and best selected stoA of Hosiery and Under useu me nenummnK process, anu alter tuivmtf electrical aptilicatioii. 1 feel justified iu sayin superior to any other method of extracting fee COSTINL'OI'S (il'M TKKTH.

used the henumblne process, and after luivintf electrical aptilicatioii. 1 feel justified iu sayinc LOST TEN DOLLARS REM'AKD STRAYED 'Ii? corner of Ilenry and President ptreels, i a small red CO with a smnll white streak on her back, small horns, and dtp on hpr bid fnrt. tl. crn wmiout pain. TO LET TWO BEAL'TIFl'L BROWN STONE front houses, in a neighborhood; rent low to a Rood This class of artificial denture iibsstvssps vast siinl lnrltv cow, or give uiiormation where she can he found will receive i the nbnre rewttl il TQlin i t'tt ic.

lviai'V. the above reward. ISA An it i.rwis FOR A T.T? rtl uvptr A vr.r A hrniiliful eonnfrv (spat, with XJSTANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT woman tn a ni tvntn Cnmlte to do irpnersl woman. niyy lw 3S8 Henry street, South BrooLlsn. TT able youna about six acrei or land, situated about five miles from the Brooklyn City Hall.

Applv tn ap30 iw HUlillES i Court st. 1" K) LET THE SECOND STORY OF A BRICK lic.uso (corislstlriB of a front and back room and two bed roomsl in llMi iiMwocn Dekalb avenue and La LOST AN UMBRELLA, IN A GREENWOOD Car. solnc up about 7 o'clock on Wednesday evenlnu lastt made of dark Kreen silk and fancy handle. The Under will be llherally rewarded by leavlnu it at 22 Hercen street, Brookll or 170 Broadway, New York. O.

E. WHITK. garmemS iMAMP stocklns Factory. 171 Fulton btiren Nassau and Hit aigh. axv Sign or tlie fayette street, opposite the WashiiiKton Park.

Rent 10per all other stylesof work, presenting one Kiini, without si ams or crevices, and made to tnve any derived fullness tothe fare, and for strength, durability and cleanliness, and comfort in wearing cannot be emialleil. This work Is made on pure platma plate, which never tnrnUtws, and is not aSScted. by the acids of the mouth. I am also manufacturing all styles of artificial teeth at the lowest poslble prices. llT OF PaiCtEM, Full upper or under setts of teeth, on silver $10 (W Kold ai 10 30 00 Partial setts of teeth on silver, per tooth im gold or platina, 2 00 Teeth Inserted on pivot, 1 titled with gold 1 yft 'J' extracted 8 0 cnaree for extracting cheie ar Jficiai'teetU are Inserted.

sr. GRIFFIN. Manufacturing and Operative No 157 Fulton opposite Clinton Broottlvo, i'tlRNISHING STOKE. SPRING' STOCK SewlnipprtatlonAn effort made toprovidft ABOUT O'CLOCK, I month, llKlit. Apfljr on a dark FUR VICTORIN'E.

IlnorlVlil. .111,. my2tf JOIIN CAMl'PEM. nouscworn. uoon city reference given.

Apply at uoin upstairs. my21t WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework; she must be a good washer and ironer, and Pla'D cngklntr. Good city reference required. Ap lily at 2H hernfhorr(' street. WANTED 50 "YOUNG LADIES TO BAIST and fit shirts for sewing machines.

To good hands, good wages and steady employment. Apply at 374 Bridge street, near Fulton avenue, a2G lw WANTED AGENTS TO SELL A NEW AND useful painted article, hlcU wlG rtaitllS at a large for fw" aud oountlei i can be seoured mp J. E. IVntihitfeprie, N. T.

to have been dropped either in Fulton or Court street. Brook iOOR SALETiHIHY Fk'T TWO HOUSES, ONE yn. The honest Under wl II be 1 beral rewarded If left at JONKS Hotel, near Fulton FeiT5 my 111 I flrs ftSlfte? TOST IN THIS CITY, QN SATURDAY, A i year Baltic street, with a carderi of nine lots, abundance of every rewsiyie. comoiuiiijesapeTior iuauty and low A replete assortment of omtcroUlrta and Drawers. Hosiery.

gloves. Bilk ties, scarfs, tNiite and colored shirts: a complete line of goods for Gealr and Boin notoldstock. An inspection will establish th.e feet that choice goods are soldunder.Nmr York cmcrUilons. Shirts re bosomed, repairing execute chatifes. T.

B. FACXKKKR. al8 lm 1 13 Fulton st, betweeESsnds and High tf. JLl PHYSICIAN'S i isiTiiNVr J10 ti any oni any one Bargains In Drapery, Muslins, and Laec Citrlitine, to be opened this ilay by Dlckituroii West, B07 Fulton Dtrcot, llrooklyn. 25 per cent, below regular prices, Look pt them.

m2 Dt. hut Urf'9 price rent pw uiu. Apply to at Dr. 4l Fulton utreet; GEO. ANST1CE, Montague 1 ral reward will be nahl nn 1navln it.

init the owner. A Hue AYRES' office, Io: HP 'ourt Btreet; or ROBERT SMITH, on the premises in ontague pliee, opposite the Post Office..