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THE EAGLE. i i THREF CENTS BROOKLYN, FRIDAY, JANCARf 6, 1865. VOL. i5 AO. 4.

SOW lli. THIS URAITT. FINANCIAL. Crimes and Casualties, I VAN A.NJJEN, (PUBLISHER AND 0 1 0 SKATIfffcr. rfMCKETS FOR THE CAP1TOL1NE SKAT irf Lako can now be had at the city aaonoyof tbo Pond.

Mpfasra. SAWKR TUOMPSON'S, corner of day Btrent and lilton avenue dll tf fJIHB SKATING CARNIVAL OFl851 '65, TUK rNAUGURATION OF THE THIRD SEASON OF TUB OAPirOLrNE SKATING LAKE. Tho lollowinfr aro the season'a arrangements for KATES OF ADMISSION TO THE CAPITOI.INE SKATING LAKE. BEDFORD Gentlemen's tickot for tho Eoaaon 4 00 Ladies tictot 1 50 Hoys ticket 2 00 Mioa ticket '168 Singio Admission 60 Boys over fifteen wi charged the same as adults. Every purchasor of hot iB amenable to tiio rnlos and regulations endoreed bia ticket and he conditions to abirto by tho namo when ho receives thorn.

Tickets nro to bo procured at SAWYER THOMPSON'S, corner of Pnlton avenno and Jay stroot, at CORNELL'S, 1G Court Btreot, at WHITE NICHOLS, cornw of r'Uon and Pineapple Btroota, and also at tbo oflice at the Lake. WEED DECKER, diStf Froprietora of tho Capitoline Skating Lako. Aflll'SKiAISMTS. MRS. K.

li. CON WAY'S PARK THEATRE. Opposito the City Brooklyn. Bole Lossoo Mrs. F.

B. CONWAY. Acting. Manager Mr M. LKWIS SteWWanasor T.

WEMYSS OVERFLOWING HOUSES. MR. AND MRS. F. B.

CONWAY WILL APPEAR. MONB. CHAS. HENRY, rnntomimist, and MLLE. ANNIE KBUUh'K, Prenllore Bansanse.

FRIDAY EVENING. JAN. 6m After weeks of preparation and an expensed $3000, will bo presented, the Grand Koramtio I.esondary LVamaof THE NAIAD QUEEN; OH, THE MYSTIiRIKS i)F l.URLI'.IBERG. SIR RUPERT EARN AUGHT MR CONWAY J.VJRL1NE (tho Naiad Queen) Mrs CONWAY AMPH1BIO MONS HENRI SPARKLE MLLE ANNIE KRUGER Rodolpho Mr JH Plotohor Rinaldo Mr Parsons Baron of Lochauson Mr Thos McKoon SohnApps Mr A tUrarer Oarbuoolle Mr Parker Finback Mr Jas MfcxweB Sharkoyo Mr Wru Barrett Brideot Mrs Howard Lady Una Mra II Sovmour Fluvia Miss Louise Hawthorno Ides Miss Emily King Dew Drop Miss Parkor MissMK King Limpid Miss Floronce Hcar.ettle Miss Connolly Polypus Miss A Smith Coraline Mi hb Burnot OOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. OOltNEll OF CUUBT AND HF.MS1U.

STHEETS. THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE RESORT. H. HOOLEY Sole Prrorielct. MONDAY EVENING.

JANUARY 2D Arlll DURING THE WKBfc NOTICrVOHANGE OF TIME. Doors open at JJi To commence at VA o'clock. "COME AND BE MERRY." READ OUR OFFEUIN(TfOR THE NEW YEAR. Tho Roaring Holiday Piece. NEW YEAR'S CALLS.

First appoarance of MR. H. CLIFFORD, BARBARA ALLEN, THE REHEARSAL. THE ACTIVE BOY, BANJO SOLO, BRIGNOLI. THE PET.

OIL ON THE BRAIN. NEW SONGS, ACTS, DANCES AND PLANTATION SOENES. Rooraop6aatG; ta jinmouco at o'otook. Admission 30conta. Priral6 Boxes it's W.

Front Seats roserved for ladioa and geutleinen Aocampltrf lng them. Gentleruanlp ushers in TjlOURTEENTH REGIln3NT IJ VETERAN SOCIETY. PROMENADE CONCERT For tho benefit of THE CHARITY FUND, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on. WEDNESDAY EVENINC, January 11th, 1805. Tickets (admitting ono person) One Dollar.

For salo at Fnlton street, Sawyer Thompson's, oor. 1'ultonav. and Jay St. Roso's. Atlantic street, And all other usual places.

Doors opon at 7. Concert will begin at 8 precisely. Thoso belonging to tlio Army, Navy, Mirino Corps, or National Guard aro requested to appear in uniform. d31 8t FESTIVAL OF THE HOME MISSION SABBATH SCHOOL nt tho HoME, in Butlor stroot, near Vlatbush Tonue, on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 6th, Exercisos to commence at 7 o'olock.

Tickets can be had at tho door. Admission 25 conts. Addresses will bo mado by Mr. ANDREW J. SMITH, Presidontlof the Brooklyn S.

Union, Rev. JOSEPH SGUDDER, rotumed Missionary from India aud Kev. C. D. FOSS, of the Motliodlst Episcopal Church.

jt 2t EMERALD BALL. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS. TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL of nra EMERALD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN, TUESDAY EVENING, January 10th 1655. TICKETS THREE DOLLARS, Can bo had of tlio Committee of Arrangonients, or of Michael J. Dunne, Soorotary, No.

1C Court streot. Room No. 7, corner of Conrt and Joralemon streets, aud at the door on the uight of tho bait. THOMAS P. NORRIS.

Presidont, JOHN FLANAGAN, Vioo Pras't, MtcilAFX MATTE3, Troasuror. Michael J. Dutthe, Roc. Sec James IloLAHATf, Cor. Soc.

d31 tillJalQ SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND. i EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, Myrtlo, near Franklin avonuo. A dividend at tie rato of 6 per cent por annum baa boon declared by tho East Brooklyn Savings Bank, out of tho profits of tho post 6 months, free irom (tovormont tax, on all Bums from SI to $600, iholnsivo, and of 6 per oont. on all Bums over $5f0 which havo boon depositotfc months previous to tlio3Ist day of December, 1661. and a itfablo proportion on all amoonta which havo been doposilod 3 months prosious to said dato, payable on and after tbo 15th diy of January.

1E65. Deposits mado on or before the 18th doj of Jannary, 1665, will bear lntorest from tho 1st day of January. Interest not callod for will ho oddod to th principal. Bank open Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 5 to9 P.

M. STEPUtfN OBOWELL, President. 8. O. Baukks, Treasurer.

dM till Jala UOUTH BROOiaYN SAVINGS INSTI TOTION, 170 Atlantic 1605. Depositors nro hereby notiiied that Heim aunual mtorost at tho rato oi tivoporennt. porannum on all sums entitled thereto of irom live to rivo hundred dollars, and of four per cent on sums over live hundred dollars is placod to thoir ceodit, payable on and after ICth Iroe from the flvo ik cent (jovorimiont ta.t. Interost not called lor, will draw intorost as principal Deposits mado on or hoforo tho 10th inst will bo ontitlod to IntoreBt from 1st Jan. Hank open daily irom 10 to 2 P.

and on Monday and Saturday evenings, from 0 to 8. IRA SMITH, Presidont. jl2iy St OT TtimiYIiTNIl JL BItOOKLVN h'lRE INSURANCE CO. UAt'JTillj BUKPI Uij. 130,1 Ti Thousnal semi annual dividend otTEK (10) PER and coveminent tax, has this day boon declared, ptiyahleon demand.

January 3. 1665. 1'UANOIS P. FUHNALD, Presidont. CI1AS.

BHRKIIALTER, Vice President. JonK V. Cheney. Scc'y. ja4 lm 0 Flt'ICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INSUR onto uompany, flo 41 Fulton stroot, Brooklyn Jon.

DIVIDEND A tcmi annual dlviilond of oifjht () per net, has this day been teclarod, payable to the stockholders on demand. ja3 lm WM. W. HENSHAW, TASSAU BAUK OF BROOKLYN, JAN IK nary 2, 1866. This Bank, reorganized with tho same officers and directors, under tho banking act of Congross Juno 3.

1861, will, from and after this dato, continuo its business as a National Institution under the namo of tho NASSAU 4TIONAL BANK OF BROOKLYN. Tho balances of ita dealers will ha transferred to the now Bank, and their checlu and drafts niltbe duly honored on proaention Tho Board of Directors pledging a liberal policy towards ali ita depositors, eolioite tho continued confldencoAfld patronage of tho public. DmEOions: Frothingham, A II Lyman, Moso3 Udell, John JJartin, Geo btooheinion, Wm Ingralmm. ja32v, eod O. tJ.

SMITH, Cashier. OFFICE Oi' THE WILMOT KISSAfll Manufacturing Company, 97 Front street, December 30th ISM. Tho annual olnction for a Board of Trustees of this Company will bo bold at thoir offico on THURSDAY, Jan. 12th. l6S.

PoJl open from 10 to 13o'cJocJf, A. M. d301Ct D. W. KI38AM, Sec'y.

OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS GAS LIGH Company of Brooklyn, 146 Atlantic stroot, Brooklyn, Dec. 20 1861. The annual mooting; of the Stockholders of this company, for tbo election cf Directors for the ensuing year wi.l bo held at tho office of tho company on TUESDAY, tho Uth day of January next, from 1 to 2 clock P. M. A DIVIDEND of four per cent, on tho capital stock of Uiis company has been declared payable on and after tho 10th of January noxt.

The transior books will be closed from tho bit to the 16th of January, inclusive. (130 tillJalQ II. WARREN, Soo'y. iMTY BANK, BROOKLYN, DECEMBER 'U 29, 1EC4. DIVIDEND A Dividend of Fire per cent, free from Government tax, baa this day been declared by the Diroot oraoutof tho earnings of tho last six montha payable to tho stockholders on and after January 3d, 1B65.

riS02w WM. WEBSTER, Cashier. riHE BROOKLYN GAS LIGHT COM PANY, Dec. '29, Tbo annual election fornino of tho Company for tho ensuing yoor, will bo hold at tho office of tho Oom panv. No; 136 Rerasen street, on MONDAY tho 9th day of January, 1865.

from tno hours of 12 noon to 1 P. M. 7t V. T. HALL, Secretary.

OFFICE OF THE FIREMAN'S TRUST Inmiranco No. 9 Court street, oppo3it3 tho City Uall, Brooklyn. Dec. '2. 18G4, Tho annual election for nino Directors of tbiB Comoany, and throo Inspectors of thonoU oleotion, will bo held at tins off co on MONDAY, tho 9th day of January, 18G5, bo tweon the hours of 4 and P.

M. dffltd W. BURRSLL, Seo'y. (OMPTHOLLBRS OFFICE, No. 12 CITY Uall, Brooklyn, Dec.

27, 1804. Notice ia hereby gifen to tbo holder? cf certificates of indebtedness, known as tflatbuah avenue certificates, issued by the City of ooklyn, in accordance with tho act of the Legislature passed April 1st. IBtn, will bo paid at tho offico of tho Comptroller, on tbo 311 uay of Dcxombor, 18iil, at which time interest will ceeso. d28 10t THOB. II.

KARON, Comntroller. DIVIDEND MECHANICS' BAN Brooklyn, Doo. 24th, lfcCJ. Tbo Board of Directors havo declared a somi annuai dividend ot (jix per cent, ontof the pwt six months' earnings, payablo to tho stockholders, free of Govornmont tax, on and after the 3d day of January next d24 2w GEO. W.

WHITE, Cashier. OFFICE OF THE MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 1 Moatajruo street, (Mechanics' Hank Building.) Brooklyn, Jantiary3d, 1855. Tbo Uoard of Directors havo declared a Dividend of Five (5) per cent on tho capital stock of this Company, free irom Government tax, paiabloon and after this dato. Jo32w WALTER NICHOLS.

Sccrotary, OFFICE BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANV, No. lu Vulton street, Jan. 3d, 1855. ELECTION NOTIOE Thorowillbeholdatthi3otFicoon TUESDAY. 10th inst.

between tho hours of 12 and 2 o'clook, an election for tbu teeu Director of this Company and for three Inspectors of the next ensuing lection. jn3iw OKAS. RUS1IMQRB, iiocrntary. ALDEN. W1LLARD No.

13 Broad street. Now York, BANKERS AND UKUKtiUS. All Government Claims purcl asort or collcctfl.l. Ni'vy Aguiits orQuartormoiiterjj1 Vonchors purohasod. d2i 1111 CENTRAL 'BANK OF BROOKLYN, DIVIDEND annual dividend of Fivo Per free of goveinment been declared on tho capital of this Bauk, payable lo stockholders, on uiul after January 3d, 1665.

By order ol the Bourd of Directors. d27 3w 3awTu JO'IN L. SPADF.R, Cashier. Kill RAN A IN GS BANK BROOKLYN, No. 5 Couro street, opposiUi City Hall.

Interest imcruing dcpcsHs duo thc3bt day of Dacom bor, will bo paid on andaitor tho 15th day of January next ensiung. lnlercstnotcalledforwillbecarriodto tbo croditofdc ros tore, All ii el loa its made on or before the 15th day of January next will boar interest from tbo 1st day of that month. CORNELIUS DEVER, President. J. Bbaxiqtje, Sec'ry.

d27 tiliJalS A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND AT THH rate of six per cent, per annum, free from t'ovorn ment tax was declared Dec. 9th. ISM, by the DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, 15 COURT STREET, on all suras entitled by their bylaws to interest for the six months ending Doc. 3L18G4. payable on and after 'the loth Jnnuary, 31,17,338 05 Duo depuriton, $1,282,150 Dividend tax and ex.to.ian.

1... 11.633 33 1,310,533 42 lla'anco SIW.GM 03 Number dcposit'Tt 1S.C72. DIVIDENDS not callod jr will be added to tho principal. BANK open from 9 A.M. to 3 P.

and on Mondays and Saturdays, from 5 to P. M. Deposits made on or before tho 10th any, to date from the 1st. JOHN A. CROSS, Promlout.

Wm. W. Edwaum, Traw. dlO disStillJlO FRIZliS CASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOTTERIES and information given. WM.

B. COG OS WELL, Erolter, 17 WhHohall street, uu Rtairs. noaTtSouth Ferry. A corner of lulton and South sta. tf 01X BANK.

OF BROOKLYN, DKU. Gfcb, At the annual meeting of Stoekholdors held this day, tho followinp nersona reio nnanimonflly Pirectora of tho City Bank of Brooklyn, for tho ensuing year: John Stndwoll, Garrett lioriion, Tanioo Stranahou, Oornelius Spraguo, Usury lioemui, Sermonr Borrell, Bauluel Obborno, Pelor DoBaun. Anthony POstrom, Smith Fanchcr, Henry Youne, 'William Thomas, Thomas II Rodman. Powell, A England, And Edwin K. Bcranton, Oharlos Condit and John Williams were elected lnsnectora of tho neit annual olcction.

At a eubscciuont mcetinc of Directors, John J. Stndwoli was unanimously re elected Ircsident. Samnel Oaborno was also unanimously ro o'ectod Vice Presidont d91m WM. H. 'WHBSTKB.

Cashier. IJiOS UUUKTY TRKABUlifiiVci FICE, 13 Conn, streot, lirookiyn. Nov. 22(1, 1SSI KINGi COTOTY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, ONE THOUSAND DOU.ARS EACH.

Maturing in T879, 1880, 1891, 1863 and 1833, lNTEETi6T PAVABLE 8EMI AJOIUAUA'. May and Novombor. FOR HALE AT PAE AT THE TREASURER'S Ol'KICU. Tho Bonds nro lssned undor authority of an act of the Legislature, passed Feb. 9th, 1864.

natf THOS. A. GABDIKER, Connty Troanror. flh CBEKK PETROLEUM UOiU'AilX, six. Tlio Trustees of this company have this dr.y tho reirular monthly dividend of ono por cent, for month ending Dec.

10th, payablo at tho ottico of tlio company. Continental Hank Building. 1 Nassau stroot. ow Yors, January 16lh. Transfer books close January lntli.

O. U. INGEKSOLL, TrcMnror. trustees: Hon. A.

WOOD, President. GAMALIEL KING. President Brooklyn Ibard. JOHN JOHNSON. C.

INGEBSOLL. E. W. AV JEEKES. d22 3w FEIZE MONEY AND CLAIMS AGAINST tho S.

Jovorninont collected at shore notice, and' advances niadoliy GEO. J. HARDY uZi tf 182 York at. and 13 Conlt. St.

KINGS COUNTY BOUNTY CERTIFICATES Parties holding certificates against tho Kings County Uonnty Couiinittco can havo samo cashed by applving to GEOHOE J. U4RDY4 13 Court street, Brooklyn. d5tf (Mtl TO LOAN ON BOND and mortgage, on Now York and Brooklyn property, in suras to suiti.also llonses, lots, farms bought, sola and exchanged; nlso hafce i ries grocenee, rostauiants, hotels andatorosof ollklnds, sold, Persons niBiiinK to BCll out will find it to their advantage hy calling on GEO. W. BROWN.

Mochanics' Bank Bnilding, corner of Court and Montaguo Htreota Itoom No. 3. nlG3m NAVAL CLAIMS for PRIZE MONEY collooted or. nirrchssed. AlsoT PENSIONS, BOUNTY and PAY SdforheWofdeMaaedodiers.

fTiniea Building,) N. V. SUBSTITUTES. WARD, HOGAN CO. lfURNISU SUBSTITUTES 9 300 BESIDES THE COUNTY' BOUNTY OF 3 0 0 No.

8 SANDS STREET. BP.OOKLYN. This firm get all tho rocruits procurable in New York, and when their own customors aro supplied, furnish men for others. Thoy havo, in fact, the monopoly of tbo Now Market for recruits, and aro prepared to furnish ALL WHO DES1BIS SUBSTITUTES At tho ahovn reasonable prices. Tho firm is composed of tubstantiai men, who are ablo to do as thoy agree without ey trouble whatever.

Tftoso in want of substitutes should call at No. 8 SANDS STREET, And they can bo supplied with dispatch, ond without any trouble whatever n23 tf THE CITIZENS OF THE FLRST ARD A BORRECTlON OF THE ENROLLMENT. Tbo undersigned will bo in attendance at No. 12 Fulton street, EVERY ICVENING, from 1 to 8. until further notice, lor the purposo of taking the offldnvita of those who aro enrollod awl not liablo tobodrafted.

Ab tlio quota' of the word will bo based upon the onroll mont.it 18 to tho interost of every citizen a'id taxpayer to reduco tho enrollment to ita proper standard and soo that tbo name of every person who is enrollod aud not liablo to tbe draft le stricken off. Tho allidavito.wjll be taken roe of charge. Parties claiming exemption are roquosted to bring two witnesses with them. ALEXANDER MAC GROTTY, Sup. 1st Ward.

4tl V. u. am. lab iaru. RELIES1 I ROM THE COMING DLiAVV An Association has boon formed in this city undor thennmeof "THE KtNGB COUNTY DRAFT RE LI BP ASSOCIATION," with a capital of 425,000, eooured ly a deposit of Public Stocks JTd the hands of JOHN K.

PItUTN, President of the Contral Bank 03 Trustee, irhich wilh the premiama iocoiTcd will orm guarantee fund for tbe assured. The object of this Association is to allay the excitement and anxioty of tbojpublic relative to the draft, and to onablo men of small means to secure a Substitute (if drafted) by tho yiuont of a moderate sum of money. The gentlemen connected with tho Association ore well known, and tht) public may be assured that tbo bnsinoB3 will bo conducted equitably and honor ibly. Tho premium at phe6BNT has been fixed ot 81SC, for which sum A SUBSTITUTE "WILL BE GUARANTEED in case theassuredBhouldbe draffcod. WRECTOBS.

JOHN K. PHTJVN, Prosidont of tho Contra! Bank. HON. NATHAN B. MORSE, City Treasurer.

STEPHEN CKOWELL, President PhonU Insurance Co. EDWARD R. MoILVAINE. Banker. For tbo profeent the oihco of the Association wil bo at No.

9 CourtBtroot, Room No. where all desired information can bo obtained. d3IJf JOHN D. LAWRENCE, Manager. CALL FOR 300,000 PARTIES LIABLE todraftnndortholatocal'cftn bo furnished with acceptable substitutes upon application to DEAN 19 Honry stroot, d28 2w near Fulton street.

"XJIT ANTED IMMEDIATELY, YY FOR U. S. NAVY, Poor let and 2d class firemen; Also ten Seamen, Ordinary Soamen ond Landsmen, Volunteers. Bounty for two years, 84C0; forthroo years, $600. $100 band money to any person bringing a recruit.

Should the rocruit present himself, ho Bhall recoivo the hand mono? in addition to his bounty. Apply immediatelr to Mr. PETER FINN'S Shipping Office, IM York Brooklyn, four door3 from Navy Yard 8ato. Do not forgot 1M Yorkst. j5 3t SUBSTITUTES! SUBSTITUTES! GEO.

W. BROWN, Meohanic's Bank Building, corner of Court and Montague fitrcots, Room No. 3, Brooklyn, Reppeotfully informs his friends and tho public who are liable ti tno draft) or who may wish to proenro a representative substitute for tho army or Naty, that ho haa constantly on hand men for tho army and nary, who can bo croditod at a low hours notice, and will furnish them at the lowest prices. My arrangementa aro such that principals will incur no trouble or delay, Refers, oy permission, to tho following ccntlemen: Effingham NichoP, No. 9 Pine N.

Y. O. A O. Lowroy, 3 Montague su. Brooklyn.

E. S. Mills, T4 "Wall N. Y. A.McCuo.

City Bank Building, Brooklyn. office will be oponed at 8 A. M. lm DRAFT 1 DRAFT I DRAFT Parties desirous of furnishing substitutes in anticipation of tho coming draft while they, can bo procured at a reasonable price will find it to 'heir advantage to apply at once at the old established office 269 WASHINGTON STREET, BROOKLYN, Former Provost Marshal's offlco. nl22m PURPY A Uy.

RECRUITING SUBSTITUTE AGENCY. RILEY, DONELBON A AC LEY, OFFICE No. 221 WASHINGTON STREET, t'ornor of Tillary, near tho Pro rest MaraliaTs Oflice. SUBSTITUTES Furnifibcd to parties Drafted or liable to Draft AT THE LOWEST RATES. VOLUNTEERS WANTED ron EVERY BRANCH OF THE SERVICE, dlfllm SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED PROM PLY BT GEO J.

HARDY BEFEIt TO Dike GfiPine stroot. Now York: Loe A Ely, 61 William Btreot, Nev York. Dr. Honry J. Cullon, 116 Montague street n72tf nfOTHliiClTTZENS OF THE 20TH WARD.

CORRECTION OF THE ENROLLMENT. The undersigned will bo in attondnnce at tho Real Estate Cfh'co, comer of Pulton and Portlond avenues, aud at tho Storo. No. 406 Myrtlo avonuo, hotweon Clermont and Vanderbiltavcnutw, EVERY EVENING, fromBko 10 until further notico, for tho purpose oF taking tbo affidavits of tboFowbo are enrolled and no' liable to bo drafted. As the quota of tho ward willba ba cd upon tbo enrollment, it is to U'Ointorostol ovory cili.en and taxpayer to reduce the cnrolhueut to is proper standard and 8oo that tbe namo of ovory i iTiio is onrollod and not liable to tlio draft bo stricken oft.

The affidavits will bo of charge. Parties claiming exemption are rcquef bring two witnoase.is with tbem. Vnll copies of tho Enrollment, corrected to dato at either of tiio oiliccs. Rosoectfully, WM. M.

LITTLI5, Sup. 20tb Ward. (Ktf JOHN K. BUTjMKK. Aid.

'3th Ward. rums. iUUlS! FURS! FURS! THOMAS W. RIM ILL Kcb poctfully informs tho ladies of Brooklyn and vicinity that ho haa overy facility for Repairing, Cleaning and altor ng of Ladies' ond Gents' Furs to tho present fashion. THOS.

W. R1MTLL, Manufacturing Farrier, flel24m" 182 Fulton stroot. np gtair.i. 17URS, FURS, FURS GOOD NEWS FOR THE MI IjIjION Kings county is froo from tho draft but not free from the cold which wintor will surely bring on nfl. JAMES HARRIS, of tho Kings county Fur Company, at259 Fulton street, opposito Clinton, batheroforo taken timobythoforelook.

lie manufactured and bos on hand a stock of Fancy Furs which, as regarding price, quality and qnnntity, all that fancy can picturo. You will find tbe tin ett Sable, dark and tineMinkB, Fitch, Stone Martin, Squirrel, Wntcr and Brook Mink, and in fact ovory concaivublo stele of Furs for Ladirs' Missus' and Children's wear. The irttnont of Gentlemen's Furs, Buoh a3 Collars, Gloves, BuffaJos, Fancy Robes. Ac, Ac, is very extensive and offor ed at niflnufacturcrs' prices. Besides tho elegant stock of Fancy Furs, you will find at 259 Fnlton stroot asolection of trimmed and nntrimmod Fall and Winter Hats for ladies, MisEes and Children, which comprises the latest novoltie3 iflwellas importations.

It is also worth your while to examine tho ossortmont of Gents' Fall and Winter Hats, Boys' Fancy and Fur (Jape, Ac Ac. Call oarJvand iccure a barcain. N. B. Strict attention paid to repairing ind altering all kinds of Fnr.

mvliW STOVES. HE EAGLE GAS HEATING STOVE. rOBITrvTLY GTJAItANTEED TOBK FREE FKOM SHOKB OR SMELL, FOB HEATING OJMIOE8, PARLORS, DINING, AKD BATH KOOMS, WITH LESS TROUBLE. IN LESS TIME. AND AT LESS EXPENSE THAN ANY UOAL OE WOOD STOVE.

Tiieyiire very convenient for ubo in apartments in union Uiero are no ouimney flnes. EAGLB GAS STOVE MAN'lf G. Late H. D. BLAKE, 474 Broadway, Now York.

JAMES JOHNSON, Proa'I. a D. BLAKE, Supt. Hiving m. Avert, nistilljal CtOTHINtr.

VOUTHS' AND BOYS' CfaOTHXNU i 1 Tbo latest and most FASHIONABLK STYLKS OF YOUTH'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, At J. MoOORUICK 4 MERCHANT TAILORING AND BOY'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, n73mB 160FpJtonBtroot, BrooMyn. (ASH PAID FOR CAST OFF ULOTHES, FURNITURE, BEDS, BEDDING From one to ail dolTorsifor pantaloons; from two to eidhioan dollars for coats; from three to twenf dollars for ladies' dresses, nod ovely other description of clot'jing will bopaid for in proportion to tho nhovo. Plonie cll or address A. LEV 230 Atlantic street, between fimlth and Hoyt atreetfl, South Brooklyn.

1 d27 lm? F. WHITING, MERCHANT TAILOR lOo froia 116 Fnlton street to 243 Fulton street, St Ana'n Tho Uuitom Depsrtment is mppllod with now and f.ish lonableassortmentofOLOTiLS, OilSSJIKHESand VHS1 INGS, vhich will i made to order tho most fashionable Ityles. YOUTH'S AIW BOTB CLOTH1KG AND FUHNIBB fflG GOODS, in lanrevMien ATTENTION Sll ATLANTW STREET Ladies and (tcntlemeii, I have iust openod a now cstahlishui'ent, also received a lunjo order from OrJifornia and the Southern and Wofdern States, to tiny tho hichesl, price for OAST OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, OAR PBT8. JEWELUY.io. If yon buvo such articles to dispose call on or address a nototo mo, 211 Atlantic slroeU and you will be dnalt wilh to your satisfaction and with punctuality.

D. ROZE2'BAIJ3I, Atmt. Ladles attended hyalrs, Rozenbaiim. aiiSin1 BlJILDINW fllATEniAlS. HHARTEAU 1 DFAT.CTS IN BRIOKjLIME, CEMENT, PL a 09MN.

BEOWK AND. NORTH KIVEB BLUE STONB, 1 Cut 10 Oiibeb. Bills, Lintels, Stone Coping and Flagging, laid in tho bwl )n hjmd every aoscrlption of MASOJTS MATERIALS tSOti YirdFloshtrrer01tetonaTenii. OT10E THE LADffiS OF THE FES Tn1n Fmntnirinhnt. Rnalntv hnrinc in obanrO tOO funds to be disbursed to tho doatitnta families of Broaklyn Boldiers.

hereby give notice to all applicant to call herca tcrotthelr rooms, i Oonrt (troet on WEDNESDAY only of overy week, botwecn thi honri of 9 A. and a P. M. Applications for this oharitya'reso nnmeronji that to do instico to all, one its only in i weak can 1m devoted to Uila ioJJVIQail GENOINfi PREPARATIONS. "HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUC.IIU, A positive and specific romody for diseases of tho BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.

Yti is medicine lucroases the power of digestion and er cites the absorbents into healthly action, by which tho water of colcaerous depositions, and all unnatural enlargements, uro reduced, as wellospainand inllammation, and is good lor men, vromon or children. HHU HHn HUH HHH HHU HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HHH HUH HHH Ht4U HUH HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCI1U, For weakness arising from Excosses, Habits of Dissipation. Early indiscretion, attended with tho following symptuma: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Ditliculty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disoase, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Body, Dryness of tho Skin, Eruptions on tho Faoe, Universal tassitudo, Pallid Countenance, Muscular System, Thoso symptoms, if altowsd to go on, which this meei invariably romovos, soou follow FATUITY, KPILSPTTO FITS, In ono of which tho pationt may expire Who can sav thoy wq not fioquoutly followed by thoso "direful diseases'' INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION? Many are awaro of thetausecl their sufforing, but nono will confesi. The records of the insano asylums and tho melancholy deaths by consumption, bearainplo wituoes to tho truth of tho assertion, THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY OR GANIO WEAKNESS, Beiuires the aid ofmedicine to strengthen and invigorat the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRAOT BUOHU qnvariably does. A trial will convince tho inout skiiHieal.

KEEBEEEEEEK EEEEEEEEEEFj EEK EEE EEEEEEE EEEEEEE EEE EEE KEEEEEEHEEE EEEEEEEEEEE In many affections peculiar to females, Extract Buchu 1H untiiu.wiuii unjr uiuwi luiuuujf, uuu tut hi, wuiyntiuui incident to tho sex, or in tho DECLINE OR CHANGE OF'LIFE. Soo symptoms above. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLL Take no Balsam, Mercury or Unpleasant Modiclno for un pleosaut and Dangorous Disoasos. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES THESE DISEASES.

In all thoir stagos, at littlo Expense; little or no cliango ot Diet; no Incouvonionco, AND NO EXPOSUP.E. MMMMM SIMM MM MMMMM MM MMMMM MMM MMM MM MMM MMM MMM MMM MMM MMM MMM MM MM MMM MMM. MMM MMM MMM MMM, MMM MM MM MM MM MM MM MMMM MMMM MMMM USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRAOT BUCUU. For all affoctions and diseases of theso organs, whothor existing IN MALE OR FEMALE, From whatever causo originating, and no matter how long standing. Diseases of theso organs rcuuire tho aid of a Diuretic.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRAOT BUCHU IS THE GREAT DIUltETIO AND IT IS OEP.TAIN TO nAVE THE DESIRED EFFECT IN AH CISEASII FOR WHICH IT IS RECOMMENDED. BBBBBBBHBBBK B11BI1BBBBBBBBB BBBB BBBB BBBB BBBB BBBllBBBBBBBB MiliBiiiitliiiJiillH BBBB BBBB BBBB BBBB BBBB BBBB BBBBBBBBBBRB BBBUBBBBB1IBB BLOOD I BLOODI BLOODI HELSUIOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND, FLUID EXTRACT SARS.M'ARILJ, Tor niirij ing tlio blood, removing nil chrome cozistitti t'oiuil diseases arising from an iinnuro state of tho blood and tho only rolinblo and elfoetuaf known remedy for tho I'nro of Scrofula. Scald Head, Salt Rlleuni, Pains and Sivol Jiugsoftho Bonos, Ulcerations of tlio Throat and Lugs, Blotches, Pimples on tho Faco, Totter, Erysipolas, au! ull scaly eruptions of tho 3kin. AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. NOT A FEW oiltho worst disorders that alllict mankind anso from i corruption that accumulates in tho blood.

Of all tho dis covenos that have been mado to purgo it out none can oil' ual in offect Hohnbold's Compound Extract of Sarsaporilla It cleanses and renovates tlio blood, instills tho vigor of huuith into tho system, and purges out tho humors whieu make disotso. It st'mulates tbe healthy functions of the body and expels the disorders that grow and rnnklo in the blood. Snch a remedy, that conld bo relied on, has I0117 been Bought for; and now, tor tho lirst time, tho public bavo one on which they can depend. Our epacs hero doa not admit of oertiticatos to show its offers, but the trial of a single bottle will show to the sick that it has virtues surpassing anything thoy havo ever taken Two tablospoonfuls of tho Kxi met of Sarsaparilla, added toapintof water, is equal to Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is fully onual to 11 gallon of Iho Syrup of Sorsupuxilla, or the rieeoalon as nsuDlly made. Thrso Extracts have boon admitted to ufn In tho United States Army, and nro also in vory general nsn in allthoSbite Hospitals olid Public Sanitary lmtitutKms tiiroutthout the land, as woll as in private practice, and arit ooosidia'ed as uivuluablo remedies.

OOOOOO 00000000 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO 00000000 0000000 HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH an excellent lotion for diseases arising trcm br.bii siiir Bipation, used in connection with tho Extracts Buolm flap Sarsaparilla, in such diseases as rccommanded. Kviri jiuco of the most rosponsiblo and reliable choracter wJI iv com pany tho medicines. CERTIFICATES OF CURES, FROM 2 TO 20 YEARS STANDING, NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCK AND i'AMli For Medical Properties of liuchn BEE DISPENSATORY OK THE UNITED STATES. See Prof. DEWKE'S valuable works on tho Practice of Phyeic.

See remarks mado by tho late oclebratod Dx. PHYSIO Philadelphia. See remarks made by Dr EPHRAM MCDOWELL, a celebrated physician and member cf the rtoyal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published iu uio transactions of the King and Queon's Journal. SeeModico Chirugical Review, 'published by HENJA MIN TRAVERS. Follow of tho Royal oi Surgoso Sco moat of tbo late Standard Works of Medicine.

Delivered to any address, securely packed from observa Describo syuiptomB in all communications. gnar rantcetb Advice gratis. LLLL LLLL LLLI. LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LLLL LliLLLLiJXLLLLL LLLLLLHiLLLI.I, AFFIDAVIT. TerEonally anpeewd bofore me.

an Alderman of tho oity of Philadelphia, Ft. T. Helmbold, who being duly Bwora, dothsay his preparations contain no narcotic, no, ineroury, or other ininriouB. drugs, but aro trnly vogotable. H.

T7 HELMBOLD. rVworn nnd eubscribed before me this 23d day of November, 1661. WM. P. HIUBARD, Alderman, Ninth street above Race, Philadelphia.

A letters for informaWon, in oontld enrjs, Ii. HELMBOLD, CHEMIST. DDDDDDDDD llDDDDnilDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD D'JDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDD DDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDD PRINCIPAL DEPOTS. HELMBOLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL 'WAREHOUSE, HIJLMBOLD'S DRUG AND CUEMICEL WARM UF.I.MBOLD'S DRUG ANI)' CHEMICAL WAR HOUSE. KO.

651 BROADWAY, H. OK NO. 604 BROADWAY, N. OR NO. 454 BROADWAY.

N. OR HELMBOLD'B MEDICAL DEPOT. HELMBOLD'S MEDIOAL DEPOT, HELMBOLD'S 1IED1CAL DEPOT, NO. 101 SOUTH TENTH Philadelphia, BEWARE OF COtJOTEHFEITS AND UNPHINOI PLED DEALERS, Who endeavor to dlsposo ol "their own" and "oti" articles on tho repntation attained hy HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE EXTRACT BUOHU, HELMBOLD'S GENUINE EXTRACT S.UtSAPARlLLA, HELMBOLD'S GENUINB IMPROVirD ROSE WASH, SOLD BY Atli DRUGGIST'S EVERTWHKKK.

AfiE FOB HEKMBOLD'S. TAKK NO OTHER. Crt out thondvretameni endicodfor It, and urolflm gdMiUOH.WllMWivr.' u. 1, A Mysicrions Aflhir A Deod Man' Found in a Traveling Trunkv Somo littlo excitement occurred on Saturday night, at the Middlo district station house, upon the delivery there of a largo traveling trunk, containing the dead hody of a white man, It was brought to tho station by some members of the police, accompanied by Mr. John Stark, a hackman, in whose houso the trunk had been opened.

Coroner Brewer was immediately notified, and summoned a jury of inquest, who met yesterday morning at ton o'clock, at tho station. Tho facts brought out at this investigation are substantially as follows; On Friday morning, upon tho arrival of tho steamer from Norfolk, a woman dressod in black, heavily veiled, about forty yoars of age, engaged Mr. Stark, haokman, to convey herself and baggage consisting only of one largo trunk to a boarding house, she remarking, that as she intended to proceed finher North, it would not ho necossra to go to a hotel, aud she would prcler a private houso. Mr. then drove her to tho boarding house of Mr.

J. S. Palmatory, No. 9 Watson street, where ho was acquainted, and where the woman was accommodated with a room on the second floor. Tht trunk was also carriod ts tho apartment.

Mr. Palmatory states that the woman remained in tho room all day. At dinner time was called, but oxouse'd herself froim dirUrig, saying that she was ill and would only take a a cup of coffee. This was sent to her by a sorvaut, who nrjon entering the room, noticed the woman lying upon the bed, with her head so muflled up that her features could not be distinguished. The stranger remained at Mr.

P.s house until about eight o'clock, imd then calling one of the houaohold, desired 0 hack, for the purposo as sho said, of proceeding to the dopot of tho Northern Central railway, where she was to tako the cars for Chicago. Mr. Stark was sent for, being in the neighborhood, and again hud the woman and her trunk in his enre. He drove to tho depot where tho female alighted, and asked tho amount of his faro, at tho samo time handing him five dollars, telling him to have it changed, and also saying that sho bad one or two purchases to make on tho street, and (hat Bho would rolurn in a few minutes. Mr.

Stark had the trunk taken off the hack and carried insido the depot. Tho woman disappeared and has not been seen since. Stark remained at the dopot until nearly li o'clock, and the owner not appearing, he plaeod tho trunk again upon his hack aud drove to his houso, No. G3 Grauby street, whero he deposited it. On Saturday Stark wont to Philadelphia, and before his roturu at night, neighbor visited his house on business.

While thorc, Mrs. Stark remarked to Burns tliat there was something mysterious about the trunk, that it was very heavy, and that an unpleasant ordov escaped from it, and desired him to opon it. jiurns tried unsuccessfully several keys. He then took a chisol and pried off the hasp of the lock; raising tho lid of tho trunk, to their amazement and horror, the dead body, lying fuco downward, the legs being doubled up under tho stomach, The police were at once made acquainted with the circumstance, aud tho body taken to the dead house. The dead man was apparently between 35 and 40 years of ago, iibout fivo feet fivo inches light brown, straight hair, sandy moustache, aud beard under tbo chin no side whiskers.

He had on bluo woolen socks, with extra solos of some red and green material sowed to thoin black cassimori) pants; drawers of coarso stuff, tied at the ankles, undershirt, muslin shirt, aud a grey army shirt over alt. Iu tho trunk there were a pair oi top boots; a woman's dross of half mourning calico; a towel; a pair of thin drawers; a bluo and a black silk cravat, and a soldier's canteen filled with wator. Thero was neithor cap or coat, tho body bareheaded aud coatless. In Ihe pocket of the deceased thero were found a small penknife, likewise a pencil aud comb. There were 110 marks on the body or the clothing or the things in the trunlr.

by which any clue could bo had to tho identity of the man. There was a diversity of opinion among the jury as to tho cause of death. Soma thought that tlio man had been placed in tho trunk when alive and had smothered to death; while others believed that the body had boon placed in after death. In tho sides of tho trunk there were two or three small holes, 0.1 if made with a gimlet; ono hole appeared lo havo been bored from tho with tho blade of a knife, leading some to suppose that (ho mon in his agony was endeavoring to procure air. His knife, however, was found iu the pocket closed up' On the top of tho trunk a card bud been tacked by tho woman while at ths boarding house', witli the following inscription: "Jlrs.

Drown, Chicago." Detective Cassol yesterday ascertaine 1 that tho woman procured a pass at Norfolk to go and return itom Uultimore, under tho ni.itia of tilim Linder. This officer yesterday proceeded to Norfolk for the purpose, if possible, of procuring tho identification of the dcci ased, and other information which may throw some light upon this mysterious aliitir. Tho jury rendered a verdict that death ensued from causes unknown, 'there were io marks of violeuco upon the body at all. The skin of the forehead and right eye brow wnsrtbrazed but this was caused by (lie jolting and moving of the trunk. writing the foregoing, it has been ascertained that about nine o'clock last night a woman appeared at Uip Western police station r.ud stated to Chonowitli that 3ke was tho woman who had charge ol the trunk above mentioned She whs sent to tbe Miirslud of Police, ami in the presence of Commissioner, lfiudes, tho marshal and deputy marshal, stated that her name was Mary Louise Linder, that she was thirty soven years of; age, a woman of ill re puto, and had lived Norfolk for a number of years.

The name of the deceased was Samuel Freeborn, a membor 01 company 20th New York cavalry; that he enlisted about three months ago, and deserted about a month afterwards, wince which timo ho had lived with her, being concealed in hor house by day, and going out by night. The travelling in tho trunk was his own project, aud ho Blepfc in it all night on Wednesday night iu order to tost the practicability of the ndvonlure. About three o'clock on Thursday afternoon ho got into tlio trunk, having proviouBly mado a small hole in it, and between eloran and twelve o'clock the srano night, while on board the boat, sho rapped, upon tlie. trunk and he answered, "Go I'm all right." As soon as the trunk was brought to her room, upon her arrival hore on Friday morning, she opened it and found that he was dead. Sho subsequently put upon it a card, and marked it, Mrs.

Brown, Chiero, und had it removed to Calvert station, though sho did not intend leaving Baltimore. She states that sho then commenced walking the streots, and did so until seven o'clock last night, when she determined to give hersalf up, its she bad boon greatly worried in mind about it. Sho was confined 111 the Middle station housy for tho night, and this morning will bo turned over to the military authorities. Cl.nctle Monday. A marvellously fat boy exhibiting in London, measures one yard and three quarters around the waist.

Great waste of human fles Ji, On (lit that Gen. Hooker is about to lead the altar an accomplished lady resident within his military command. At the theatre of war it is the easiest thing iu tho world to both a private; box and ticket for the pit. A high ririvatc of extraordinary dimensions, lumbered into the presence of Goncrnl Thomas, and asked for furlough, adding General, I wish to go homo and see my wiftu" How long if) it sinco you have seen your wifo inquired the General. he imsworod, "1 haven't seen my wife for oyer throo months." Three months," itsro ufced Goueral Thomas, "why I havent abeta my witofor aver fhrco years." "Well be," rejoined the other, "hut you seo, mo and aw Wife ain't of that sort." Of oourae the, fciffU private G' Ws fwlpiigh (tQv EiOLE BnTLDIKtf, SQ AKD 32 FlJI.TOH' SrRBBr, IROOKLPN Delivered to City fiiibfwribcra overy evoaiug, at oibteoa couta penvedt, payable to Uie Carriers.

Tins Pafeb Las Uio lahgiwt cmcmrATio; ol an EYcninpIKipcr published Iu tho United Statoa, and medium for bnameaa and general advertising Is not but passed by any. other journal. TEiuia Invariably cosh in advance. OB PRITINGGFEYEKY DESCRIPTION, hiomptly akd nkatlt executed, GREAT HEDTTCTION FROM THIS FORMER VTB 3 AUCTION SALES. JOSEPH HE GEM A.

AUCTlOXEBtt. CEMTRALSAIjESHOOMS.WILLOHuIIHY.QOR. OF I'liARL nV'iir tho Uty IJsll, REGULAR SALES lfU "fTt ruii KYKKY FRIDAY. JOSKPJl UKCKMAN Will on FRIDAY' JAN. 6T 3 At lOo'cloch A.

M. at tho Onntr.il Sftlwromijs. Willoughby Htrci't. corner of PfiarlutiCftt. Urooltlrn.

RoEoroort ni.m..s. iiior kIiioh. parlor auHes. mthnfrfttiy and caL mnrnk' top lumber mul tiiniiiR romi furniture, fcwinp nmchinuts, carpet), oil cluths, fctovoE, heaters, A DJEJAllSTK. FRAIM ANJJ PALMER, DENTISTS.

25f l'ulton street, Brooklyn, in returning thanks to tii oir friends and tho citizens of Brooklyn and vicinity, be leave to respectfully state that with largely inoroasnd fncili tiofi, they will contnuo to practice their profession in all ita branches at tho above number, whore they hope to merit in the futuro tho eaiuo coutidtneo andpatrouagoenjoyod by them in tho past. We would here Add, that, as heretofore, the famo enterprise willcharactcriea our oaUbli shin out, and tnat wo will continuo to pay strict attention to, and introduco into our business every late invention and discovery thilt modorn science proves of practical use. Meters. Fraiiu and Palmer would re mark that thoy do vote their own personal attention to tho various departments ol their business, and have succeeded in introducing nn order of aystom among tioir assistant, a not only to insure a gunraniee of nil work manufactured by them, but nlso to promise their patrons that they will bo waited upon with tbo lenht possible df Isy. In conclusion, wo will ovor win not onlv to be the cheapest, but also tha moit complete Dental eslablohhnvnt in tlio world.

LIST OK PHUJISB. Full upper or under seta of teeth on silvor $3 03 auabor or rubbar. 10 to 15 09 gold 25 00 platina 23 00 Partial EOtaon gold or platina and 4 per tootli Partial sols on silver and $3 por tooth Teeth fihed with gold $1 and upwards Bone, quartz, silver, tin or comout 60 to 75 cents Teeth extracted 25 conta N. No chargo for attracting where artilicial teeth are required DBS. 5.

GRIKKIN DEN tists, 268 Grand New York, opponto Lord A Taylor's, wool if take this motbodof returuing thanks to UiocitiaonBof Brooklyn for tho very liberal patronage borrowed ujwn tfiem fortiwi pt thirteen roars, and wouitl also inform their old patronithat owing to ttioirlargoly increased buBinesH in New Ycrkr tlioy have been compelled to withdraw all conneouon with their Brooklyn citabiish luont, and thoy aro now to bo found in person only at 23a Grand street, flour York wuere. with their iarjjoly incroasod faoilities and extensive operative dopartmonti, thoy aro on nblod to wait upon thopo who who in ay favor tboin with a call with tho leart powilOe delay. Tho Messrs, GRIFFIN, who oonslder tnoinsolTfts tho pionoew in many of tho latent and mot iofnl iinprova monts in tbo line tlujir profesaion al thtter tboiunolvos in bfing able to giro a sumTior article for lesj mouoy than any other establishment in th world. And Riving as tlioy do thoir own penonil atuntion to all tbodiirerentdopartmontd ue able to trur.aut flatiafac iii every cmo. Their many yrars conrtAntpraetlco enables tlio'ii to com poto enccosffully with any or all of tho uowly yledyod oa toWitJjmoiita.

LIST OF PRIORS. all upper or undor set) of teeth on silver 83 00 amber or rubbor 10 to 15 05 gold 25 09 platini Z3 00 Partial sets on gold or platini and 81 per tootb Partial sets on Filver $1 and $2 nor tooth Teeth filled with gold $1 and upward Bono, quart, silver, tin or cement 50 to 75 conti 'cotli oxtracted 25conbJ N. B. No chargo for extracting whoro artificial tiolb aro required. duly HOLIDAY 1'KKSENTji.

XOMDAY GOODS A FmiliTOCK OF fTLVKII PL. TKD WAliK, t'UTLEKY. SiiTJiS, Ac, C. AT Till! FUHNISIIING STORK OF WaiTIi A NICHOLS, 2P8 Fnlton fUict. cor.

Pimvipplo. Brooklyn. d7 Im MIABD OLIVl'iK. JEWELER ASI DIAMOND SKTTBR, ko. 17 jonx sTURin', ycrk.

Kverjcfiescnption of FI Nli KWliLUV order aud repaired. Any article ofcJETVELRY or SILVER WARE fnrnuhed at hmt notice. il 3m WATiilii3 AfJL) (JMX'Kri OL ICVJiRi jowolrv, fanrv article, Ac. rspiiir ed and nurrantcd by AS. AlcAlURRAY.

3U tultonitrojk. OL1DAY rilliSlSNTsi. KINGS, RINGS. RINGS. Diamond Cliihter ltinaa.

To pax Itins. Diannnu Rings, Sapphiro Itinps, J)ipmond tuu EiLPniJd Bms.BlooiInlone Riii? Diainor.d and Opal Solid kjrat lim Pearl Rirps. Solid It? karat Bin Aiiidbj Rinar, JSolid 2J karat 3lco, and Ohddrcn'd Rinpa. Ac. nt HART UROniKtlH'.

ntf Kulton fctrcjt, St. Ann's raTJBDM JEVKLHY JV Guard, Vest Cha'olamr and I eotitino Uiiaitis. Pins, lar Rintu fileevo ButtoDa, Bracelet, Studs. Itiuys. ombs Itelt Bucklct, Ac.

the Ijirrrcet awwrttiiDiit in the city at HART BROTHERS', tr 211 Fulton atreBt. HOLIDAY l'RltSt'INTri SOLID SILVBll Nankin Kings, Fruit Knives, Gups, Gohlats, Gird t'flscc Portuionnaies, Smifl uo.icj. Tea Str.iinord, Nut ricto Ac. inelegant pflttorns; largest te snrtmeut in thowty.at HART HROTilliRS', r23 tt 211 Pulton stroet, St. Ann's Buildings.

OL1DAY PHIfiJfiK Tri ATUHJ33, LA diw' Uiuond Knaniclfld, Ensinod and Kngravod "Watches in karat cason. in groat variety, importodex Tireesly for our holiday trade, pre.siyu HART BROTHERS. D23tf 211 Fulton street. DIAMOND AND OTHKR rJtEOH)US jeweln or sale and made to order at JAS. MoMUR JtAY'S Now Jewelry KstftblwLmeiit, 315 Fulton strooL n291y HOLIDAY rKEtSE.NTS IUCII PLATED Ware.

CHiswtingof Tea Sitis. Gake ILvikets, (Ja. tt rs Urns, and lea Kettlos, Soup Turroana, Waiters, 'ice 1'itcherc, Berry Disiiw, Baaketd, Picklo Stands. Ac, of our own mumificture n23 tf Fnlton street. HAIH JJ5WELUY V13ST UHAlIfS, Cbnteloinc Chains, lire ampins, Ear Rinifs, Fingor Kings.

Slreve Buttons, Htudi. Scurf Pitu, Ac. inaJiufactui ed on tho premlsos li.v carefnl and iiiporioncod artist0. UART n22 tf 211 Fnlton hi mot. St.

Aran's gildings A I 31 JBWKLKY, MOUHXED WITH GOLU, KUonldyci! lisvo HAIR that yoa.vtUe. TUK BEST WAY OF IMILS II I I 1 Is to liavo it uiatlo up iuto somo AIITIOLBOFJEWKLRY, OR PUT UP fN SOME PKETTY DEVICE IN A FKAME WoniMittfactaroUioMiuntinga and Uair jrork 01 tho premises and tbink tint the reputation of tho tinn for maDj years in thi3 cai.ocial lino is a aufuciont guarantee that all ordors left us will he executed in tho villi MoT ltAKNEB. fo hove a largo andbo2utiful rarietyof patterns to wjloot ctylcs from, and indoavor to nil who raiy favor as with tU2ir order Sl'ir A CHAMl'NEY, 133 FULTtW RTKEHT, Btfly 3d door fr.i:i indH ptreot WATC'llKs'oFxiili" I5BST MAKERS) uith j.t. onaiiieled. enRr.ivodand Dniriue himed i ale nt IJIiUAY'S, Now I lahJi l.ini ll, tM.N.rijl ly sn'tKrc, lLd IB 1 NK VORV.

jH'( Hecrei L'. SHII'I'IS I'BAAl'HUO'I'T'S KMIGllATION AST 1'OHEIGN EXUHAMJK Ill'KIOti. KTHKE1', NEW YUIiK. 0HAFTS O.N GREAT JUiWAIM AND TAitSt'OTT'S famrito lite of LI VEItPOOIj I'AOKEI'S ail every tliree day. I.lMi of LONDON l'AOKETSsailciery ton days.

Part io wirhinc to fiend for thoir friends or remit money 0 tile Old Count ry can do ko by npplyinir to o22Cm 66 South Btreot. N. Y. ajABdAGK FitDM LIVERPOOL BY LIAMS i OUTTJN'S OLD BLACK STAB LINE, tailing on tho 8th and 24th of eaeh month. From 1indon, by tho "fiwrJlow Tail" Line.

FTom or to QucenstowTi and Liverpool by the Oonard Line Um tailing iron ucrow Btenmtrs asiUnj from New Vorli rer; altornalo Wednesday. DriftA on Irolnnd and England. Apply tc tnj 2 MFulton at. N. Y.

PARIS MADE CORSETS THH OELE. brated Fn noh Wertoy (JorBot and eome vent flno Shaped low priced CoreoK jtiot received at Mirjrne. MOR BUIY'S ErcncU Til KullOn Street, oat tool btfve'ridMTP'rtoV. J2J35 jj A OPENING of the xOOea SKATlHli UAilAlVAii. FOURTH SEASON OF TUK WORLD RENOWNED UNION POND.

The for tho coining season upon this famous Sbatitif! onu have boon comnlctod, and its old patrons i.nd friends nro invited to renew their acquaintance with tbo Brand old sports and recreations that bold bih c.irni val upon it. Hitherto ahead of al! competition, tho Proprietor takes great pleasure in announcing that for tho coming win tor lie has mado still further additions and improvement, until tho Union Pond will cliailengo tho world co pioduco another bo convenient, desirable and complete ir all its appointments. The naloons and buildings navo been entirely repainted, decorated and uholjtsrod throughoul, tho Pagoda artistically minted, sun plied with new and powerful rellectors, and lights willbrilliantlv light up tho Pond. Tbo ico will bo kopt oloar and smooth, and In tlii tbo Union Pond acrnowiodgd oy ovary ono to bavogreatly mrpaesell all others in past winters. Eiton eivo improvements have bon made in the Refreshment Saloon, ond overy, delicacy of tho season will be furnished by its able caterer, Mlt.

SAM'L. LEWIS, and parties can rolvon having moala BorVod up promptly and satisfactorily. A HOYS' ROOM has been fitted up for thoir exclusive nse.thegieutadTaiitaKpsof wbiuhwill bo opproemted by every ono THE HREWOItKSto be Turnished by Mr. UadBold will be mado to surpass all previous Pyrotechnic displays at this placo. A BAND OF MUSIC will bo in atxndanco, andnoox Knso or laborspared by tho Proprietor to furnish, novelties nt may conduco to tho comfort or pleasure of bis visit Tho excellent repntation already onjoyod by the Union Pond and its convenience to tho great centres of population, will undoubtedly make it this wintor, as horctoforo, tho most fushiunablo placo of amusement in tho vicinity of the metropolis.

Tickets nro now ready nt the office of tho Pond only, and all new subdcribcni must bring satisfactory referonces. TERMS: Gont's ticket $100 Jjadiesand childien 2 00 Males under 15 years 2 00 Single adm ssion lor aach 25 Ono day in tho season icrorved for special purposes, on which an admission too of 25 ccnta will bo cbargod. The PonC will bo closed on Sundays. The Rofrctdunent Saloon will bo conducted on temperance principles, dUlin W. n.

OAMMEYBR. THE WESTERN DISTRICT AGENCY for the pale of UNIONPONDTIOKETS is at too mu THOMPSON, 69 Fulton avenue, corner of Jay street, and at thoir trtoro 7C5 Broad way. ow York. dU tf WASHINGTON SKATING POND, ON Fifth avenue, is now ready for use, having boon put in complete order, and will bo conduct' undor tho nian cgement of Messrs, Carty, Skinner Fostor, No pains will be spared to make this iho favor1 to placo of rasort. The Itefrehmint Kaloon will be under tbo managomont of tho woll known caterer Hicks Post.

Ticket lor idrnilo admission 25 cents soaion tickets, gon tlemen, ladies $2: children wliieh can bo procured tieriintoii corner of Atlantic and Henry streets; otiico Brooklyn Central R. n. Co; Willis' Ifavdwnro Store, cor. Schermerhorn and Court Nathan T. Beers, 45 IilLon street; Muxtiold, Central BanV: White it Nicholf, 208 Fulton stroot.

In New York at Day Hascy's, fes South st; (J. P. Borgon, b7 at the oiiico of the Skating Pond. 6th avenue. Persons visiting tho Poud will tako tho th avonua and Greenwood cars and Coney Island cars.

ja4 6f CAPITOLINE SKATING POND A RE freshment saloon will bo opened "when tho ball is up." near tho corner of Fulton and Nostrand avenuos, under the management of tho undesigned, with tho samo quality of Ale, Wines Liquors, Cigars, Oystors, Ac, as at the Eliz tbe! han Alo Lunch llooms, cothbi of Maiden Lano and William atreot. Now Yo'k. THUS. RICHARDSON, Agon, A fino assortment of ekates and straps will bo tor sale. dlO lm TKAVEL.

CIGAKI' INLAND liKoOKL liAJL llOAD SPUiNG ARRANGEMKN To GoNKX iBLisu wmitiDT CiiAKGK of Cars On ami nftor Febru iry 25th, fMl, find until further not ica tha TlUioUftH Oajja of this irill rnn as follows: Leave Kuiton Ferry at 6 o'clock A. and every 16 ninutefi thereafter until 11 o'clock P. M. LcavG Coney Island at 6 o'clock A. M.

and every IP minut.B tbfireafior until 10 o'clock P. M. V. G. QUKVEDO.SnpenntendeM.

rtiooRiyu. femuary Jfth, lj. fo25 tf AJII FAN AND DELAWARE BAY XlA, RAILROAD COMPANY. To Ij inu' Branch, lied Bank, Shark River, Manchester, liivor, Bamrgat, Shainong, AJseon, and Philadelpnia. it i aoo titcr Tr.cs.lay, Jun.

3d, 18G5. and until further noiii tin' iiiHtiiiiti coinniodious steamer JESSE HOYT Will lejiveliom foot of Montaguo streot, Brooklyn, daily at 8 A.V. SuiKiiiva excepted.) Kntiirniiig, 'Iniins Mm Phibflelnhia 11.30 fL Staecs connect it Midilletjtvn ioi tut'. uni niucr.o jon'fj) rihark liivor Station for Snarlt Itiver, New liodford, and Squaii, Mauchoeter and Woodmiiusio, for Tom's liivor, BtBarnerat, Tuckertnn, Warotown and Mannalnwknn. For further information apply at tho Company'3 ottee, 65 Beaver street, au2tf V.

F. GRIFFITHS. Goii. Snpt. ftjEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH I FtBOOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.

THIHUIGH IN FIVE HOURS. b'AK K2. EXCURSION TICKETS f3. GOOD FOR THREE DAYS. II A i E.

Doandaticr TiJIiSOAY. Jan. 3d, 16C5 by tno ooir. Jioiw JESSE IlOi'T, foot of Montnguo street, Brooklyn, every day, oicoptcd.) at 8 o'clock A. M.

thence to Port Momnoutli, and by tho Rsritan and Kola waro Bay Railroad to foot of Vino stroot. PblUdnliihia. Returning, leavo Vine street Wharf, Ph'Iadolphia, over? nni nineat 11.20 A. M. (Sundays oicoptcd.) tiT Travelers from tbo City of Now Yora aro nofitied not to apply for passipp by this line, the Stato of Now Jersey having granted to tho Camdon and Amboy monoooiy tbo ext lusivo privilege of carrying oassongors and fro'irbl bo tween the cities of Now York and Philadelphia.

tS WM. F. GRIFFITHS. Gon. Supt.

SPI0C1AL NOTICES, i ORDINANCE AN PEKSON OR PER hone who shall drive or causo to tjo driven ovor. on or ujion nny of Iho bridpes in tho City of Brooklyn, any animal or vehitloat any other paco than a walk shall bosuhioct to a ntnalty of five dallcxs for each offor.ee. Adopted in Conmion Council, Doo. 7. Aonrovodby tho Jlayor.

Dee. 1 1. IIKKIIY McDLOSKEY, OUy ISorV. P1UVATE LliSSOKS IN THE DIFFlSlt ent lancunRcs, viz: Latin, Urcok. Hebrew, Gorman, l'rench, Italian and Spanish, given by Dr.

(i. lleBtof rolerences givon. Apply at 107 Iiast Broadway, Kew York, 2d lloor. d3J2w TOUBBEB MOUMKINU IN preat variety, at CHASE'S, 203 b'nlton strcot, Manu aeturinp Jeweler. i29 ln WINGING CLASS A NEW QU ARTE It coinmencca'WKNESDAY, January Application to be jn.ido at 2 Lafayette avenue.

Regular lessons after thnton Monday and Thursday evomngs, from 7 to 9 o'clock. j32t lUCCULAK MONTHLY iHEETING OF the REOUI.A It UNION DEMOCRATIC HNERAL COMMITTEE will bt held at UillS' HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. 5th, at 7 o'clock. Punctual attenditnco is requested, as business or importance will bo placed bofore the meeting.

1 R. FUREY, Posidont. C. DOKOHUE, fjecrrtary. i3 3t JOHN DEVLIN 18S YORK street, Urooklyn, aro prepared to furnish substitutes nttho tliorteit notbo.

d28 lw BHttOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIO. Thc annuiil molting of the Stockholders of tho llrook lvn Academy of Music will bo held at tho Directors' Rooms in the building, on FRIDAY EVENING, January 13th, 16C5, at 8 o'clock, to rccoivo Uie statement of tho Treasurer, and to elect fivo (5) Director.3, to fill tho places of those whoae time of oflice shall thon oxplre, diS tillJaia A. COOKE HULL, Soc'y. 9 TO dH CENTS A POUND FOR NEWd papen', tiookB, pamphlets, magazines; 10 cants for whito. 3 centfl for old cotton rags, 35 for old oopper, 2B for braw, 10 centfl for old load Wo rjay moro than any other fctoro in tho city.

Largo lota Eeut for to any part of Brooklyn. D. HURLEY, 9 Prospect street, 4 doors from Fulton Btreot. Brooklyn. Ira" HEALTH AND HAPPINESS COMBINED CRAND ALL'S PA 1'ENT BPRINfl HORSE To bo found at WIUTtS ft NICUOLS', 203 Fulton street Brooklyn, manufactory 130 East 2fith etroet, Now York.

Children's carriages, Ao repaired. 0.9 lm fT D. GRODJIJSSKI, No. 08 l'ULTON STREET. TOBACCONIST, ALL SMOKERS ACCOMMODATED.

dl2 IS OT BOOKS. CASH PAID FOR OLD books, rnper, pnmpblets, mipravimji, music, soven thousand vols, of books on all subjects andlamriuses; aho I'everoithouBaiideiiKraviiifjsaud a larKo lob of music for Fnle chcan, at 27 Mvrtlo avenue, between Adami and Pnwl og Jlm" EDWARD R. GILCBSPHg. SPECIAL INCOME TAX. TlTTn STATES IXTKRNAL ItKVKX'JE.

SliCOXH COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE Oh' NEW YORK. K. ticf if licrdiy niven that I havo rocoivod fro Jnhn Wiliiimif, iLf.ii U. S.

Anrfeaor ior rfaid District, th) biu of valuations and enumerations of property within said District linble to a Special Income Duty under tho nrovi iions of Public Resolution Ko. 09, approved July 4th, 18 11: that I or my deputy will attend to tho collection of tho biiuo at my otlke, Ko. 3tB FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, frrm tbt ninctCQnth day of Dccomber, A. lRGl. to the third day of Jumiary, ltJ63; that payinou.

of auob spt cial Income Duty in hereby doniaudou trora tho fiovoraf pejFons liable to aytho same within ton dayufromtho 2lth (by of December. A. D. 1PM; that oach poreon who Miall noIeci to pay his stud special incomo dutv witliin tho time aliove upooiliod will bo subject to aponaltyof ton percent, upon the amount thereof. Tho enid District embraces tho Sixth, Eighth.

Ninth, Tenth, Twofth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards of the City of Brooklyn, and the towns of Kew Lotts, New Utrecht. Gravosond, Elatbuah and Elatlnndf in tho County of Kings. Dated Brooklyn, Dec 17, 1801 A. M. WOOD, Collector, Tax payers will please provide themselvoa with chanzo for tho fractional part of a dol'ar.

United Statoa anoTNa tional Bank curroncy only received. OiHoo open from 9 A. M. until 2 P.M. d20td FAMILY HAVING OH1LDBEN CAN ilnu ilhrmt DAT.

LEV'S PAIN RXTRAHTnu. caUEea tbeasonyof burns to coaso alraoBt Instantly, and never faila to cure without Bear; tuomost violontlnilani mations sucurob to its healing properties; for outa, braises, chilblains, corns and rheumatism it is a nover railing rem luy. Aiayuavoa uox, anu yuu mil never rorrer, it. iror ale by all dnif frists, at 25 oenta a box. Depot ttrtct, l.v lork.

25j GOTHIC HALL THE UNDERSIGNED having recontJ? purchased tho abovo Hall, which is now repaired and refurnished, would respectfully call the attention of Ball Committees to tho fact that tho Hall is now for rent on reasonable terms. No piius or oxpeuso will bo spared in making it comfortable for all. N. B. Tho supper room will be under the management of Mr.

M. SWANEY. 22 2m 8. S. ANDERSON: Proprietor JpiRE DEPARTMENT BALL.

THE ANNUAL CALL IN AID Of THE WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND OF THE FROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT. WILT. TAKE rr.ACF. AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSI AiONDAY, FEBRUARY CTH, WSI. Tickets can ho of the Committee.

WM. BUURELL. G. II. IiA7W.uiD, Jos.

II. Lr.Gfir.TT, Treasurer. d22td MCALLISTER'S DANCING ACADEMY, LaTIMEK HALL, 210 and 212 street: oimw sito llouglass, will otion on Jan. 3d, 18W. Clluc'CB for gents Tuesday and Fridity, at P.

Al. Ladic, misses and masters Wotlnoiday and Satunl'iy aftornoons. For particulars apply at the Academy duritni class hours. Circulnrs may be obtained nt Eagleston's dru store, two doors abovo tho Academy, and at tho principal music stores. N.

Ii. Second Soireo will tako placo on Thursday evening. JamJ2th, 1806. d23 2mk Al'iMER HALL, 210 AND '212 COURT STREET. Large, well lighted, well ventilated, clogantly fitted, and having the best accommodations of any 1 all in the City of Brooklyn for BALLS, CONCEIITS.

LECTURES. FURi DANCING SCHOOLS, andasscmblsgofl of any kind, will bo furnishod and ready for use by about tiio 25th of December. For hire call at (M 2w J. G. LATIMER.

161 Atlantic St. BROOKLYN COSTUME DEPOT, "(S3 83 FIILTIIN AV, NEAR LAWRGNOI! ST. CnARAt.TERTSTIU 4ND FANCY DRESSES FOR HIRE OR MDE TO ORDB11, FOR BALLS. PARTIES OR MASQUERADES, AT REASONABLE RA.TES. dl3m FOR SALE ANI TO TW() LARGE ROOMS ON THE 3d floor, and a front bas'nuent, with gas fixtures aud all tho modern improvements of hot and cold water, suita blo for a email fa mily without children.

Can be Eeon from 2 to 4 o'clork M. nt'J Lafayetlc aTonuo. 13 4t I7IOR SALE THE 2 STORY AND tJASE nient brick cottage ZS9 Pacilic street, nffar remain on mortgngnat6porcent; this is very central, 2 minutos' walk from 3 hues of cars; possession immediately; rents for 5400 per annum. Apply to S. HONDLOW, dll a it EOR SALE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: 3 story brown Btono.

noar Fort Greoae 310.000 ird strcot, 3 story brown stono 13.500 TompkinB place, 3 story brick 8,000 First place. 3 story brown Btono 16.0IW West Warren st. 3 story brick 8,500 Livingston st, 4 story frame Downing st, 2f story and extension framo 3,000 Farm Homnstoad, 56 acres 8,000 Farm Flushing, 60 arcos 7,000 Large double nonse and 8 lots, DeKalb av, abovo More? av, to exchange for house down toj my3Ij 10 Court street. OR SALE CHEAP PRICE ONLY A four story brown rtone Iioubo, (Enclisli basement) located in Second Placo, Thehouso ii modorn in stylo, with water, gas and other conveniences, and tha surroundings equal to any in Brooklyn. Anplr to J.

BTUBB1NS, No. 4 Front near Wlutohall New York. n26 0m" OR SALE A THREE STORY BROWN: stono front honso, 20x40. situatooo the north Bido of Decrnw 6trce between Smith and Hoyt streots. In perfect condition, with al! tho modorn improvements.

Possossion Immediately. For particulars enquire of JACOB I. B.SR GEN, No. 1 Montague Btreot. Brooklyn nl9Sm i WINES ANP LIQUORS.

iniNI'J OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY, A only 00 iHjr gallon. Very ohoice Oafonia Catawba Pale Brandy, superior in strength, purity and 11a vor to the host I'Tcncb Brandy, only 55 per gallon. For sale by tho Oh'o and California Catawba Brindr Company's Sols No. M2 Myrt'e avenn. Also Booth's best London While Sntin Gin at anfl per gallon, specially recommended for Indies aud invalids.

'H 9m WEATHER STRIPS. ODD RUBBER WEATHER STRIP THE BEST AKD CHEAPEST, EFFECTIVE AND DURABLE, VABBANTED TO EXCLTTDE COLD, WIND, SNOW AND DCST FK031 DOOitS AND WINDOVtSOF EVERY WSirfUPTIOX For sale or applied by ROEBUCK BROTllEKfi, AT WHITE NICHOLLS', seW 208 Fulton street Krookljm. 3 AVIS YOUR COAL. Wlvy sit and shiver with Uie cold air whisUicn in aroend Kur window Bask and doors when BROWNR'B PATENT 'METALLIC WSATHER STRIPS, properly applied, at a trilling cost, makes them air tlbt anaexcludes all cold, rain, snow, and dust, rendering your partmonta comfortable and warm, at a great saving ot omper and fuel. For sola and applied bv LOSEY A.V AN WAGNER, goto Agento for Brooklyn and Wiliiamsbtugli, Office Montaguo Hall, No.

4 Ojurt st Orderi left with DAVID hTlOSEY, Carpooter and nilder, 440 Fnlton avenue, will be punctually attsadod to! fchuty. i i f. 1REBLE. AND QUADRUBLE TABLE and fancy plated: ware in ovory for tale at JAS. MoMURRA.Y'8 New Jewelry EitabllsJuaont, 316 Ful, ka street, miLE EMIGRANT SAVINGS BANK, riuixi BROOKLYN, No.

UOUET STREET, (Opposito City Hall,) Will nay Interest on Bums donositf a onorboforotbtilSlh of Oct4jber January, April and July, from tho 1st of those moSroPeffiIvf the rate of SIX PER CENT WffionerS tarn ifffi' A.M. o2P. and frr lWPM on MONDAYS and THURSDAY8. frcmTto9i.m.on CORNELIUS DEVER, President, J.rittMJss.5wistcry..