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AUCTION SALES. AHUSEMENT6. TO LET THE DWELLING PART OF THE building. No. 261 Jay street, corner of Myrtle avenue.

Tho location Is a desirable one, and well suited for a Dentist, Fancy Millinery or Dressmaking establishment. Rent 1350. Apply to VAN VOORHIS, lirooklyn Post Offlco. mhJl tf (Citg jtta ant iossi Amusements This Evening In SewToik. appreciating ita Ibrco, returned a verdict against defendant for 180, and tho Court addod an allowance of $16.

II. D. Birdsall, for plaintiff, and J. Sunderland, for defendant. Josopb Haydorf against Potor Hildohrandl.

1 Plaintiff and defendant owuod two adjoining buildings on Johnson stroot, Eenstern District that of plaintiff being a dwolllng house, fronting on tho street, whilst that of defendant Is a low building used as a work stop, and with the gable towards the street. This action is brought to recover $1,500 damages alleged to have been sustained by plaintlfffrom water and snow falling from defendant's roof, keeping westerly gable of plaintiff's building always wet, rotting weatherboards, joists and beams and injuring tho plas t6Tlio cause is still on trial. S. B. Higginbotham, Esq.

for N. P. Obrien, for dolt. Tho City of Brooklyn againBt Thomas Toynboo. Samo against John Langstaff.

On motion of counsel for orders wore granted giving defta. twenty days to file bills or exceptions and staying all proceedings on tho part of plfs. tho meantime. Wb arb informed that the ladies engaged hv gettlng up the Fair have been kindly received by our clti gonorally, and also been quite successful in New York. Thay are now engagod in laying out their money to tho best BURTON' THEATER, Chambers street Taking the Chances mat Blessed Baby urgent rrivaie Avoirs.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. Cataract of the Ganges Tlmour llie Tarter. WALLACE'S THEATEE, Broadway. Irish Heiress To Oblige Benson. LATJEA SKENE'S VARIETIES, Broadway Camtlle Novelty.

NIBLO'S GARDEN, Four Lovers Jocko Robert and Bertrand. BROADWAY VARIETIES, 472 Broadway Black Eyed Susan Pcrfecion by the Juvenile Comedians. WOOD'S MINSTRELS, iU Broadway Ethiopian PerformancesRobert McCalro. BUCKLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, 859 Broadway Negro Minstrelsy Court of Ice Burg. The Irving' fancy dress ball came off last evening at Gothic Hall.

The attendance was very large, and such an array of beautiful ladies, decked in the varied costumes of different climes and ages, is seldom seen within the walls of old Gothic. There was the Daughter of the Regiment, the Goddess of Liberty, and numerous "Bonnie Highland lasses" and peasant girls. Richard the Third, Eichmond, Hamlet, Louis XVI. and Macbeth were associating, and seemingly on the best of terms, with brigands, Turks, Greeks, (both modern and ancient) and a general collection of representatives of all countries. The dancing was kept up with unabated vigor till a late hour this morning, when the company dispersed well pleased with the night's amuse ment.

The Concert for the benefit of the Old Ladies Home took placo as was announced at the Plymouth Church last evening. It proved to be a most decided success. The church was filled to overflowing, and the music was rendered in a style that evinced the great care and pains that had been bestowed upon it by the manager of this colossal undertaking, Mr. Hager. A repetition of the concert was proposed by the Rev.

Dr. Bethuae and seconded by Mr. Buck, which met with the unanimous approval of the vast assemblage. Due notice will be given of its taking place. The lady managers who suggested the concert, must have been highly gratified at the result: but what would have been the gratification of the lamented founder (tbe late John Graham, of this benevolent institution had he been alive to have witnessed the noble indorsing of his generous act by the charitable people of Brooklyn.

There were all of 3,000 persons present. Mr. Perkins, the conductor of the orchestra, rendered most efficient service. Concert in Bedford. On Tuesday evening last the little church on the corner of Clove Road and Pacific street was the scene of a rare musical entertainment.

Mr. C. W. Melville presided at the piano with his wonted ability and ease. Miss E.

Hall sung "The Widow to her Child," followed by thunders of applause, which would have called her out a second time if it had not been in the early part of the evening, before the audience had mustered courage enough to demand an encore. Mrs. Miles sang the sweet Scotch song, "Annie Laurie," which was encored so persistently, that she was com pelled to coine out with "The Rowan Tree." Miss C. Ross, in the Scotch air, a' the steer, kimmer," took the house by storm, and at its urgent call, came gracefully forward with "Charlie." Miss Coleman, in the duett, "The Syren and the Friar," in which Mr. T.

White ably seconded her, exhibited great sweetness and compass of voice, with a power and ease of execution that made it a luxury to listen. The duett, "There's a Sigh in the Heart," by Miss H. Lefferts and Mr. Wiebe, was among the sweetest and most finished performances of tho evening, and made every liearl in the house ligh for more of the same sort. Miss L.

is a beautiful example of the power of Mr. Weibe's teaching to do velope the capacities of a naturally good voice, which only wanted training and encouragement. In the tenor solo, Mr. Thomas Bull excelled himself. This part in the solo and chorus, "God of the Fatherless," was also admirably executed.

The solo, in baritone, by Mr. Wiebe, was a master piece of excellence, worthy of the high reputation he has achieved. The duett, "LeBanzdes Vaches," by Miss C. Ross and Miss E. Hall, is still echoing in our ear.

There were other performers, who took part in the choruses, with excellent taste and voice. The whole was under the direction of Mr. F. D. Clarke, who, as he always does, performed his part to admiration.

The house was crowded to its utmost capacity. The audience was in admirable humor, and went away delighted with the evening's entertainment, and making the day as one of the golden days in the Bedford calendar. The complete success of this concert was the more remarkable, as owing to tha severity of the weather and other causes, the performers had scarcely a chance to sing together till they met in the church. W. Melancholy.

Officers Lott and Morrell, of the 8th district police, last evening discovered a woman named Margaret Mallony lying in a state of intoxication on the sidewalk in 14th street, near 4th avenue. On taking her up it was found that her leg was broken above the ankle. She probably received the injury from a fall was conveyed to the City Hospital. She THE COURTS. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Rockwell. March 20, E. N. Colt against Gcni'go C. Bennett and Aaron Smith.

This was an act ion against defendants, proprietors of tho "lirooklyn Daily Times," to recover damages for alleged libellous articles published in that Journal. The facts in the articles complained of boinc proved to bo substantially trno and matters of common remark, the jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict lor aoronoants. For plaintiff, Luther B. Pert, Esq. For defendants, C.

M. Tlriirirs. Immediately after tho trial of tho abovo cause, tho Court adjourned till Monday, 24th inst Calendar for Monday, 24th lust. Tos. 81, SO, 01, 94, P6.

96, 97, 88, 99, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107. City Court Before Judge Culver. March 20. Vermont Knittlo and wife against John Kuhlman As Matca in yosteruay's Eagle, this action is orougnt to recover damacos for an assault committed by tho deft, on Mrs, Knittlo. It appears that on the 9th of Juno last, as deft, was passing tho plff's store, cornor of Rcrason and Lorrimor sts.

whoro a number of boys wero collected, one of thorn called ileft. a "Swab," for which ho blamed a son of tho plaintiff. Ho snipped tne ooy, ana gomgmto tho storo used some aoa five language to Mrs. who ordered him out, Ho thereupon struck hor, giving hor a black eye and drawing blood. Tne panics aro uiiucnuuns.

During the trial quitoau interestlne and important nbilo Inirical nnestion was raised by tho Court ai in tlm mnnnlnu of tho word "swab." The Court and somo of the Jurors soemed to opino that the word was of Teutonic origin, and conveyed some throat of dire and baleful import. Counsel for plaiutitt after serious consultation with his client, in formed tho Court that tho expression contained tho ed the grave, imputation that dofendant had come from a swampy reirion whilst counsel for defendant maintained and largo the the tho plf. in ions any it the I a as BR0 a. Mars: A A THEATRE Marshall Solo Lessee. W.

R. Blake Stage Manager. Doors open at hair past Performance to commence at quarter past 7 precisely. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY, AVXI GREAT COMBINATION Or DRAMATIC, EQUESTRIAN AND SCENIC EXCELLENCE ON THE SAME NIGHTS. TIMOTJR, THE TARTAR, flrsl time In this Theatre, with the CATARACT OP THE GANGES which, for the past week, has elicited from delighted and wondering audiences the greatest enthusiasm.

ThlB trulv magnificent conjunction of all that Is BxACTirui. ik Paintino, TJabino ik HoRSsMANSBir, TALKMTP.n ix ma Distribution or Characters, Dazrling and Fictcrt.so.ut, in Cos lumen. Decorations, Appointments, Processions, Battle Tableaux, Musical and Orchestral aid, with die FULL STUD OF HORSES In both performances, and THE CASCADE OF REAL WATER, exhibiting the most perfect triumphs art can compass in spectacular effect and grandeur. The above unexampled and hitherto unapproachable programme on MONDAY NIGHT, March 17th. and EVERT EVENINO DURING TUB WERE, The Box Book Is open three nights In advance.

mhl7 lw "IRA VTatt 24tb. At RAND CONCERT AND PRESENTATION the Brooklyn Institute. MONDAY EVENING. March At a meeting of the Empire City Regatta Club on Thurs evening, March 20th, the following resolution was unanimously passed Rcaolved. That tho E.

C. R. Club attend tho Concert and Presentation of the race boat "Brooklyn Belle" to the Brooklyn City Regatta Club on tho above evening. STEPHEN ROBERTS, Chairman. D.

R. Putnam, Secretary. nih21 lt ODEON, WILLIAMSBLTRGH. A DlnopUc, Scriptural, Historical, Geographical, Musical and uratoncai GRAND EXHIBITION. Tho proprietor begs lo Inform the citizens of Wllllamsburgh ana tne puoitc, mat no wwi oner ma magnincont ana coouy col lection oi rainungs, comprising scenes irom uie LIFE OK CHRIST.

well as other illustrations of Important interest to tho public th ac ovo aau, on MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. MARCH 24. 185G. The proprietor calls the public attention to his collccuon as the most extensive and Instructive, as well au the most entertaining series ot views ever cxniDitea. A vocal and instrumental Musical Interlude and an efficient LBOTUitR will be offered in connection with the entertainment.

Doors open at IK o'clock M. and at 6X P. M. mbl9 3t LECTURES. A COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES ON THE CHEMICAL HISTOKY Or OKEATIUK ILLUSTRATED WITH BRILLIANT EXPERIMENTS, will be delivered bv lilt.

DOREMUS, Professor of Chomlstry la tho Neiv York Medical Pnllnffo nti llin ftvenlncrs ThurHitttv. the Monriar. the 17th. Thursday, the 20th, and Monday, tho 24th, at tho Packer Insti tute, uoraiemon sireoi. Tickets for the Course tl 60 Tickets admitting Lady and Gentlemen 2 00 Slnele Tickets 0 50 To be obtained at Messrs.

John Mllhati, 183 Broadway, New York R. J. Davies, Pharmaceutist, 260 Fulton street, corner Clinton, lirooklyn Baker Periodical Depot, 6y niton street atarsn's Atucnraum itooKstore, no Atlantic ana at tne uoor, on the evening of each Lecture. Lecturos conimenco at 7 o'clock, nihil lit SPECIAL NOTICES. CJT.

PATRICK'S SOCIETY. THE SEVENTH Annual Dinner of the St. Patrick's Society will lake placo at Montague uau, on jiUf.UAx Evi'iMwu, ine Z4in inst. ticKets can be had from any of the members, or at Montague Hall. F.

G. TURNER, Secretary. JOnN F. HENNESSY, Pro CJTEAM ENGINE. A PORTABLE OSCILLA ting engine, with locomotlvo boiler, for sale very cheap.

rower, borse: ruel. lortv to nitv cents worm oer uav. Ap ply at 36 Oold street, New York, wncre It can bo seen In opera lion. mh20 7wj C. G.

EVERITT. DIVIDEND. OFFICE OF THE PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE 345 Fulton Brooklyn, March II, 1856. The Board of Directors have this day declarod a semi annual Dividend of Tkn pxr Cent, payable on demand at their Branch uince, no. 04 wan street, ew xorx.

mhl2 2w PHILANDER SIIAW, Sec'y. TWIDEND. BROOKLYN FIRE INSUR I ComDaav. The Board of Directors have doclarcd a aeml annual dividend of (10) Ten per cent on the Capital Slock, out of me proms oi me last six monins, payaoio 10 uie siocxjiomers, un and after the 1st day of February 1856, at thoir office, No. 6 Mer cnanta' Kxcnange, waiisireot, r.

xorgu Tho Company baring Uieir capital and also surplus (aftor ducilne the abovo dividend) of over 540,000 securely Invpsted, continue lo insure against loss or damage by Fire, on favorable terms. Ta. iJuivvunLii, rrcmaenu W.v. P. Legcett.

See. January 21st 385e. fc25 2m ORSEST WAGONS, HARNESS, FOR AXtiS. A large asBortment of light carriaged, rocicaways, caliuth. top and open buggym, road wagons, Ac, manufactured tbo best manner; also any stylo to order.

For salo or ex chanef Alno a larirc numbw of borses. Blnclo or In Daira. suita ble for buBlncflB or the road, at the Carriage Repository and raie aiaoiea, ios. ana jlu rtcvina ai it bar, corner uuon enue. man im" "VTOTICE.

THE CO PABTNERSHIP HERE lofore existing between the undesigned under the name ananrmorti. itsun, iji uuh aay aissoivea ny mutual consent. The business will bo conducted an heretofore by H. N. COS KLIN at the same placos, viz John st, cornor of Pftirl at, and Clinton av, near Flushing ar, where a full assortment of Lumber may always be found.

8. B. C. can be found, at the office of iho Brooklyn Clly Steam Engine Works, 28 Water street. Signed, 13.

If. OOITSIjIH. STEPHEN B. CONKLIN. Brooklyn, March 19, 1866.

cah20 tr OFFICE OF'THE ATLAJSmC FIBE INSU RANC13 CO. of Brooklyn, March Jst, 1858. xue Board of Directors have this day declared a semi annual dividend of eight per payable on demand. mh7 lm HORATIO DORR, Secretary. TOTHE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

SMITH BROTHERS, 122 and 140 Fulton street, N. T. Manufacturers of Are clothes, Oall the attention of Firemen to their large stock of drab and blue beaver, pilot and felt cloths which they havn now on hand. Samples of thoir Are coats can be seen at their stores. mhlSlm SMITH BROTHERS, 122 and 140 Fulton st.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN DULY appointed Committee of the Estate of W. J. Vanderhoef, a lunatic, of the City of Brooklyn, on the 7th day of January, 1856. All persons having claims against tho said Vanderhoef, are hereby notified to present them to the Committoe, before the 1st day. May, 1866.

at No 24 Maiden Lane, N. Y. mhl7 lawGw BENJAMIN W. CLAPP. WANTS.

A HOUSE WANTED EST EXCHANGE FOE STOCK. Location between Orange and Joralemon street, west side or Fulton street. Price $6,000 or $8,000. Address E.S. Brooklyn PoBt Ofllce.

mh20 2l BOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMI lv whero few or no other boarders are, with two chambers and one parlor, either furnished or not, by a gentleman, bis wife and ihrce daughters, age 4 lo 16. The gentleman will dine home only on the Sobbath; will pav $50 to $100 per month; plalu, (inlet, comfort is wanted. Address'to Mr. A. B.

and mall Ital thn Brook lyn Post Offlce, will receive immediate attention, ann De regaraeu confidential. mhl tf WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSE, BY A ladv who would prefer the rem taken In board or par tially so. Please address w. F. Brooklyn I'oat Offlco.

mills lw WANTED. A FIRST RATE TRIMMER OF Silk and Straw Bonnets, wanted at nmo o. nuniii ai iwi uuuu di uus ijii. TO LET. DAGUERREOTYPISTS, ATTENTION TO LKT.

Two atljoinlnlng rooniB, well calculated for Daguer rean or other artists, or for offices, on the second floor of the brick building No. 43Fulton street These rooms having been occupied as Daguerrean rooms for the last ten years, the location Is desirable for the above business, the apparartus necessary to carry on the Daguerrean business being now In said rooms, and wm ue som reasonaoio. two oiner rooms ior omcea on me same floor to lot. Annlv at the ofllce of the Brooklyn Fire Insur ance Company, fn said building. mhl2 2w FOR SALE OR TO LET.

FURNISHED House for sale or to let, No. 375 Pacific st, Brooklyn, near uonii. House uricjc. a siorv, ana suu cuiiar. jt urm ture very good and all In most excellent order.

Kt ntSTOO. Also 373 Pacific st, next door to the above, without furniture. Rent, $450. Also ixo. dor aomc st, on norincastcriy corner oi uona ana PaoificHt.

Lot Houpe brick, 3 story, basement and sub cellar. Will be EOld very low. For permits to see the premises and full particulars apply to A. J. BLEECKER mh20 6t 1683 No.

7 Broad st, New York. FOR SALE OR TO LET A THREETORY frame houso In South Brooklyn, within fifteen minutes walk of the Hamilton Avenue Ferry. Ii will bo let ai a cheap rate or sold on reasonable terms lor oash. The property is entirely unencumbered. Apply by letter Addressed rtZ," Eagle Offlce.

fl9 tf Houses' to let okthe Hcighta. For sale or to let, thntwo first class new three story stone dwelling houses, containing all the modern Improvements of the rery best kind. The general arrangements Inside aro very good. Persons wishing a dining room ou the first floor can bn accommodated as there is a butler's paniry, dumb waiter, sink, with marble slabo, hot and cold water offfroui ihe dining room. Tho houses are located in Grace Court, on thn brow of the Height.

Thoy command a full and unobsiructed view of New York city, tho Bay.Govcrnor's Island.Staten Island, and the surrounding country. The location Is the mont desirable in the ri'y, it bolng only a few minutes walk from Wall at, and (South Ferries. ForsalP. Tho three story biown stone dwelling home 93 Joralemon b'reet, of same style and finish as house above described. It now ready for occupancy.

The location Is very desirable, it being only short distance from Wall street and South ferries. Also. KAvornl houses for nalo and to Itu In thn rnntt desirable loca tions In tin; oity. SomH very choice vacant lots for wile. For full particulars inquire of M.

CHAUNCEY, 12 and 14 Livingston, near Clinton si. xnhl6 lm "DENT PARTIALLY TAKEN IN BOARD FOR I li n. larce fln TTntifin In Aflanffi? tttrpot Pninh Hrnoklvn, live minutes walk from South Ferry. The' House is calculated for genteel company only in good order, very convenient and Deal situation, rem reasonauio ior uie attuauon. Aaaress uruus.

lyn Post Offlce, to the letters C. N. and It shall meet with immediate attention. mhfj if QTEAM POWER TO LETWITH WELL lighted Rooms, In Furman street, one block from Fulton Ferry. Apply at M.

MoKINNV'S Iron Ratling Manutaetorr, on tbe premises. f21 tf TORE TO LET, POSSESSION FIRST OF I Mav. The Store No. 120 Hudson avenue, corner of Pros pect street, with or without the whole or part of the dwelling, an excellent Btand for any kind of business, has been for many years occup ed aa a grocery. A lease will be given for several years, if required, at a moderate rent.

Apply to fe2l lm' JOHN VOORHEES, No. 131 Dean street. mo LET OR LEASE FOE SHOPS ORMANU JL factory, a brick, building, No. 274 Adams st, i floors, 26x45 each. Apply to S.

HONDLOW, mhl tf Montague st, near Court. LET IN THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, 2 or 3 rooms, suitable for Officei, or for meeting of Societies, D. 4c a or In 6, a N. COOPER, Auctioneer. V.

COOPKRwllla. il at auction, on FRIDAY, the 21st, at ovioi k. at Court nt, near Warren, a large lot of crttkeiy. glass and ciilna ware. Also furnltiirir, Ac.

In lot to uJt purofa cm. noh20 it MAN, AUCTIONEER. AUCTION HA.I.F.S OF HOIISKIIOL.D FURJOTHRK. JOfl. 1 MAN.

Auctioneer, resierirully renucsu the faTOr of a early noili from thoio who maydealre his nenrlcflS during thm Ktrieeu years oiperliin in ihe business bos made him familiar wt'li 'h" valu" or nearly every article brought under tit hammer, and tin custom tint Introduced by him several fWU ago. of r'iilrliig a tatlnfarlory ilepouli from every purehaMr. enables hlni In all eascM in guarsniiM' to lelile with hi owner without delay, ami widioui die nniiciyauce and loss of a reakleof the goods noi call, 1 for by Ignorant, careless or dishonest purchasers. Sales conducted diher In rVooklyn or Yew York Ctty, at resilience of owners, or coods rT. irnrt for Immediate sate wltU oul charge, for storage, at the Spacious and Klegant CKNTBAJ.

HALES BOOMS corner or Wllinimlihr snd Pearl sutou. Brook, lyn, where KKfiUI.AB WKHKI.Y sAl.EH are ihl every FBI A during 'he season. Our Customers are respectfully notified ihat no tfnbaakfllMsi Money or SPANISH yrjARTKIW wilt ba reeetvad at our Balsa this season. N. It, Furniture received on Storage.

nhlS '1 Monday, March 24th, At 10 eloek A. at No. 60 Atlantis street, BrootlfB. The stock and fixtures or a Millinery Store, sonilsUng of Hat, Ribbons, show cases, shelving, Ac. iSamb Day, Ai is; o'clock, p.

at No. H2 Fulton treot, Brooklyn, A gen.ind aHwr incut uf plain Iloutiehold Furniture. mh21 Sf JAMES "COLK, AUCTIONEER. BY COM; HON Omitr, ,1 FiM to STitr.r.T, eoit. or Front Stuist, BnoOKXT.

J.aMKS rnl.K a HON, will give their personal attention sales of Ilollfehold rurnlttiro, and out door sales generally. Also to sales of Itoal Estate, Stocks, ai iho Kiohanga, New York. Wednesday, Mnrch 20th. At 12 o'clock at the Merchant's Kxchange, JI. T.

2.1 Fulton street, Brooklyn The Urge four story and baae menLstore and dwelling, neer tho Fulton Ferry, ona of Uia bet busluc's Klamls In the oily. Homo 22 by 60. Contains 13 rooms, Cunibcrlsntl street Handsome cottage on tbe westerly tde bolwo. Park anil Flushing avenues. The houso la 22x90 feat, in ibe most elegant manner, and In eompleto order: lot ftij lu by hx) feel.

For map, terms, apply to the Auctioneer. Cnlou Pisco The 3 storv an.l cellar brick gothlo houMasdlo, 25 Union I'lnre. bviwcen Can Itrunt and Columbia streela; housa 22X.S.H tl, eon'ftlm 10 ruonis, llitltdied lu good style; lot 22X80 It. For rasps, Ac, npply as above. nxhH ta )AKLEY I RKAU KSTATK AND OKNKltAL OVriUK WALKS ItOOM.

JSa tl OOUiiT aTllBBT, (MONT AO UK UAU.) UUUOltLTH. REMOVAL. Tlie inidorNtgntKl bavo removo from lliolr old placo of buAlQMS In Kulton sircoi, lo No. 6 COURT HTRKKT, MoQtucu. EUU.

Ilrooklvii, whurmhny will jilufiacd lusoa iholrolii rrlondianii ciiHtoimjm, nii'l will bo roailvM all lmm, upon the shortott notice, to Eivotlnfir pot Hoimi liunniion to Uiu Itoal and Gn nl Aui'ilon l)Uiinfr. Will 10 ilMuialosutReal Rutate at iho MnrclmtiH' MvIuiiiko, Nutv York, nt Montaguo Hall, BrooK jyn, oi ai any ficn In ihe cilin of Brooklyn or New YQdC. Will aNo jiitr iitl in tlm nnlos of Tlouseluiltl Furniture, Morohan iWan, or (lon ls. Ac, hi tin wlioro ihelmervloM may ho rn.Virt'il. Ati i truHt fium thoir lon cxpni lonon and Hfflot at lenllon 10 imsiiu) lo incel arontiuuatujoofthA pairoua(( hllhr lo to thcij), iintl for wliich tlicy i cHiitcLlully tbunk Uifllr friciKl ati'f tlie puhli''.

Kfiti vm ai pi'iviun saie in an paria oi ino ony, a regisicr oc wliU'li i kpi i't'ce oi'clmrKf. I'tiironagorospcrtfuily nollcllf'1. OA IvIjKY A WRIGHT. IUhI ICutatu und Uoneml AnaUoneoTf. WM.

COr AUCTIONEER. PKHD A UULK. Bai.cs Itoow, No. 313 Kui.to.v Stkekt, orroart ma Orrr HaU PltOoKl.YM. Tbe advnrtUers luwlng mlton tbo above apaoloili Baloi BootM (formerly ow.uploil by Imkloy A WriRlu), would Inform Ui nti ilents ofltrooklyn and vloinUy that ihey ai now prsparod to tend saleu at Auction ot Ilounchold Furniture, MeruaandUe, Ao.

elilier atlbolr store oral the rimldnnnn of the ellor. Cash mlvanciia madnon rotmlgmnonlD. Real Mutate Sales will reooive pnrtleular and personal aun lion. lieal K'alo, HtonkJ, Doiiili, ic, sold on urnml. ilon.

mall if CHAULESir MiriElTAUCTONEHB. BY CHARLES R. MILLKR 4 Omen, 155 RnoADWAV, conNKit Htrrkt, Hbw Youk, abd WYdtorr Avssur, East New York. cnARLRS R. MILLER i Real Eniafa Aganls, and Oeo eral Aucdonaora, will give pnrtional atlentfon to aalea of Boat! Kstato at Public or Private flftle, and lo tho aalo of Household Kurnlture at tao re.sfifonce ol ftiinfuaa aecumng nouMxeoping, and lo out door sales genornlly.

ANTHONY J. 15LEEC KEuTaUCTIONEER. Th undorntijneil aro ireparod lo purchasa and sell by private rontraci, Unal fcntaie and Leanchold Troparty In th cltv of Urooklyn, ami a' tend to thn Auction lluklnoii In till tU BraucliflB. ANTUONY J. UI.KECKEU Dflii', So.

7 liroart street, near Wall. OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. I'iO oposala for allorlng anu turning up lovers e. oi isagiam Ni. :9 v.

1. Sealed I'ropoaU will be recolvnil al Ihla ofllro until Monday, Uie 31st day iifMiuvh, at I o'clock nuou, for aitorlnjr and turning up (lie levora and furnlnlilng six new striking spring! for Unglnn No. 22, of the W. said sprluga to of tho suno ityla and patinrn as those now in use oa) Kitglne No. 17, W.

tor anv lnfonnation In reference thcrfito apply to llie Cbiof Hnglner. Uliink ftiruiHhefl at this office. All Proposals must he addi'OSRi il lo tho Commissioner of Repairs anil ins and enilorsod "Proposals for altorlng anil turning up lewrs and I'uriiHiIng Hprlngs for Knglne No. 'i. rupiHHls will not ho considered unless accompanied with coui'tuit in wri'inc, of two suretlos, (who shall qualify as to their that If the contract he awarded to tho party proposing, they will become bound as hi surety for Ha faithful performance and in case lie shall in glect or refuse to execute ta coiitrni't, If so awarded, then lliat thoy will pay to iho city of lli'ooklvn (lie dilfereiice hodcurn (be price no proposed, and 111 price oi' thn next highest bidder, lo whom tho contract may he awarded Hie amount of suretv.

amount of proposal. Brooklyn, March Will, 1850. JOHN M. PERRY, mh2Q Id Commissioner of Ropalrl and Supolle. U0POSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL be rcoeived at the olll'io of the Couivy Treoaurer, no. ii Urrw.itlvii. mill the 21st nsL. r. ii furnlaluug the oe oe sary supplies for ihe Kings County 1'onllenUary, lo supplr llieliimates from the 1st or Aprl) to the 1st of August nut, fur sacks Liverpool line salt, oUIhs.

pure ground peppor, 25 lbs pure ground mustard, 25 Ibs.sslu'raluH, 3 barrels vulgar, ISO gall, campheno, 25 bui'Uing lltlld, 76 lamp oil, To lie delivered on or before the lflt day of April. 1(1 tiarrrels of prime beef, lt pork, 50 buBhela sound white beans, t'O0 lbs. pure Hi. Domingo ground coffee, One half to bo delivered on or before the lat day ot April, and the balance fronuhe 1st to Che jell of utiw. L0UU lbs.

or dryreod Hah, 2 JO bushels good quality potatoes, 500 galls, 'uba molasses, 2500 lbs. merchanlablo rice, One our'h to bo delivered on or brttora the lat day ol April, aa4 one fourth from ihellstto the 4th of each month. 5000 lbs. Indian meal, to be delivered semi monthly, 33,000 lbs. of bread made of wheat, wheat mailings and Indian meal, to be deliverud dally.

lVivJJege reserved of Increasing or diminishing the rjuantitr so as lo meet the wunls of ihe In I'utlon, of rejecting all bids ihat may lie deemed dlsadvauiaegeous, and of re 'Hiring bonds faithful performance of the ruutracl. l'ayment lo be nude within sixty days after delivery. Duplicate bdls to be presented to ihe keeper or hla principal deputy on the delivery of the goode tho quantity and iiuallty to be cei ilnodj'by said keoper, and be to return ono'of the bills. All bills lo be presented to the Hoard of Supervisors, duly sworn lo, wiibin one month after delivery, AH I'fio'U io 'e delivered at iho Feniicnde freu of cartage. rated March 13lb, 1B66.

JOHN J. STUDWET.T., U'JSWliLL C. BRAINaBD, TUNIS O. BISil.JEN Committee on Penitentiary. ALSO WANTKD, romo kind of employment lor a large num.

ber of female prisoners. In the above Kings county Ponltenti y. Apply to either uf the above Committee. mhlU lw SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of execution, Issued out of tho County Court io ne directed aai delivered, I will sell by Public Auction, at MoniaHuo nail.

Court slreet, (opposite the Cltv Hall.) In the Olty or lirooklyn. on ihe 5th day of May, looti. nt 12 o'clock, noon, all the ght, title and intero.it which JuUN FAIlRKLL had on tho 22d day of December, 154. or at any time thereafter, In whoso bands soever lilt same may be, of, in and to All that certain lot, piece, or par eel of land, Bltuate, 1 ins; and being In the city of Brooklyn, rouiily of Kings, aud Biaie or New York, contained In the following bounds, viz. Beginning al a poinl on the south side of Tlilarv street distant nlneiv soven feet three Inches, west from the sou.hwest corner or 'Hilary and Carll streets; ihenoe running twenty.

rour feet ihroo Inchos along 'Hilary slreet, to land uow or late of Archibald McMahon thence along McMalion land nnd land now or lato of i.liarlrs Drady one nunuria leei ihi neo alerly parallel wlih Hilary strooi twen'y four feel ilu ihenoe lu sir.iigh; line one hundred feel lo the Do'uv of beginning. Tog iner wliu all anu singular me teu h'fivdluimun uts, andappurtenanceBthereun belonging or In anywii appiir.ainiug i a eU I IOOn IJ "4 low. JERO.MK RYERdON, Shoriff lawow SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of ex erullon, la ned out or the Supreme Court, lo me directed an I dcliverod, I will sell by public aucllon, at Montague Hall, ouri sireei, fopposlie the City Hall,) in iho City of Brooklyn, on ho 5di dny of May, al 12 clock, noon, all the right. Wo and Intorest which JAMKS LIVESHY had on the 1 ilhday of JitQuary, 1:155, or at any lime thereafter, In whose hands oever ihe samo may be, of, In and ili Ihat three story brick dwelling with a store underneath, and lot of land sltuaie on 'he westerly sldo of L'ourt street, In the city of Brooklyn, l.eintc 20 Ted wide bv 100 feet deep, beginning at apolntabout.

ninety dl tant northerly rrom the northwesterly corner or court and Packed sirjcis, thenre running westerly at runrt with Court slreet one hundred feet through die central line or the party wall separating the herein granied hoiue from the adjoining houso to 'he i outh thereof theuoi northerly ou ihe boundary of iho rear lot and. parallel wi Court street twen feet; thence easterly al right sagles with four; street one hundred foe'. (ho said westerly line of Court street through tbe centre of a pasty wall separating ihe said dwelling house herein granted from the adjoining house to he nor'h ihoreof; Uience souiherlv along said line of Court street ths place of beginning. Together with all and singular be tenements, hereditaments and appunenancos ihereun belonging orln any wise "PPW mhzl lawSw SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS. Benjamin Albertson against Jamej if Monroe, lvld a xu fe of KrancU Hewitt, rran.ui Hewiiu Sydney Miner and BoSeri Carter, tsunimonj or feller.

(Com. not sen To ihe above named Carter: You aro herein summoned aud required to nwr we rom plain In this action wa.ol. has ibis day been Wed ta the Fhl erk ot tho County or Kings, at hy of 'W 'J1 of New York, wlth'n twenty days o.er the of ibJ ffipWnt'i? will apply. Court for the relief malls lawbw doceaseJ. ilmthey are required XT'orumoi at Urooklyn, on or before iho drst day oi nail.

oa tawS? 'm'1 GIOROK I. SENEY, gxeeotor. THE FIRMoFcLARK LUCAS, NO. 4 atlUon Avenue. Is this day disso.ved 'aaeal bV.e will he.

c.if.or bo conductod by W. OARK. Brootljm, March 13, 1W6, TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RODAlAM: I 1) iWsuN, Surrogate of the Couniy of Kings BROOKLYN' DAILY KAOLK OFFICE, 2K I. M. By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle.

FURTHER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Quaker City jVbw York, Jiarcli 21 Tlio mall stoamor Quaker City, Captain Phufnldt, nrrlvod here this morning at elRlit flY.lock.from Liverpool, mldnlKht Instant. Sho brings sixteen iiassougnrs and tbo malla to fifth. On hor homeward passago Hho oicountored succession of honvy norrhweat galea from longitude 30 to with vory cold weather, and froqunnt squalU of snow and hail. TUo Southern Mall From Texas, ato.

BiLTJMORB, Miirch 21. Now Orloaus papora of Friday and Saturday of Inst w. ok nro recoivod. They contain Texas dittos lo tho thlrtoonth Instant. Indian ricprodtilinnx ronlitnwtl, and a parly hail organUoil follow tlu ni Into Mexico and Inflict pimlahmonl.

The Hhip J. W. Fannin, from New York, and tho bark San Jacinto, from Roston, arrived nt Calvomon on tho 10th oud tho hark Uuchanan, from New York, and tho brig Vesta, from Boston, arrived on tho lath. (ireat fours wore ontertainort In Now Orleatm of an overflow of the Mississippi. New York Mnrkc.

March 21 12 I M. i oinn Mi'Aiiy. Flour Belter and in fair demand. Sales Weitni libl. Common lo utralght State, t6 li'M douoaoe.

60. Common to good Ohio, $7 18 7 "ft. Foulhorn Flour rtteady. Hales lfiOi) bhle. at $7 60 a $8 00 for common to gool, and SS 12 a for raiicy anil oitra.

Wiikat Firm. Sales 11)00 buslieln. Canadian Whlta, $1 Klorc; Southern White, $1 90; Sou. Red 161 83. CiutN Easier and unsettled.

SalualCOOO. Mliod, CtaOfi. Whlto, Mat)8. Yellow, 1'iirk Is tlrm. Sales, 250 bbls.

Moss, $15 87. Prlnio, $14 75. llEEr Hsarv. Sales 200 bbls. Itc packo.l Chicago, $13 75 a 25.

Country mess, $9 00. La no atcadv. Kalos 200 packages ol ttlOa'. Yt'uisKKT lower. Kales 100 bbl.

at Sue for Ohio and 30Li for Prison. Now York Stock Market. Nnw York. March 21 P. M.

Stookij Have advaucod, and the feeling la Improving, with more activity. Mii.nkt In good demand, and rates aro linn al 0 percent, on call. Excn isoK Erit; bds75 Quiet. 91 7b 155 9M? BSS 2J 87 38 Indiana State is 81! Beading It. 2f' Can on Co '2u? Krio It.

It. Hudson Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland and Plusliurg Y. Central Michigan Central Kentucky 0's Erie bonds 71 Harlem Krio bds 02 Delaware and Hudson 1st bods Illinois Central. Nicaragua Trausil Co Cumberland Coal Co. Midi.

So. anil N. .1. It. Catena and Chleauo It.

...112 9i Illinois Central Missouri G's: Pennsylvania Coal Cu. Cleve. Col. 4Cln Mllwaukle 4 Miss. R.

It. 8 1 10,1 SECOND EDITION. Eaqle Office, 3 1 2 P. M. New Yorlc Legislature.

Albany, March 21. SKN ATE REPORTS. Jlr. Sponcor prosentod report from tbo lincord Com. mlSBlonors in Now York setting rnrth thoy lutv Liken bettor koepiug tlie records and to cuttulo readier roferen' thereto.

The report it accompaniod by a bill authorising thoRnr and Register to sign all records and cortillcatoa tuoomcos. AftSKMEI ItBPOKTfl. Dv Mr Oiioll, (i(h M'3oly to tho payment of llm claim of tin Chatham Uink for their loan to tho lato agent of tho Sing Sing Prison. Utlil on thn table. Uy Mr Wiltso, from tho iilroad Committoe it roport signed by himself, Mr Northrup nnd Mr 11 Clai favorably lo the Broadway Rail Road bill.

Uy Mr lloylo. from tho minority or tho Commllteo tho'llroadway Railroad bill a. ri port Bignoil by hiniHoir and by Mr Smith, against tho hill. Tlio'majority of tho committal) mado flglit against tin refilling ot either of tho report. to tho House.

1 lie majority roport is lengthy and tho miuority report After tho majority roport had boon dlsponsod with, Mr. Hoylo ondcavort to mad tin; minority report, but was ii ler'ruptpd by Mr. Northrup, and nuilo a spirited skirmish look place, the majority of tho committee ondoavoriug to prevent iu leiug read. Hoylo gave way staling that his roport would bo bo. fore tbo Houso soon enough, when attempts to prevent i'a being road would prove fruitions.

Mr. Waksm.ui povtoil favorably on tho bill authorising the Plstrict Attorney r.fKings County appoint a clerk, and adversely on the bill giving certain cases proferencc iiott tbo calendar. Tho select committee on tlie subject of representation under the new constitution, madoa report embracing tho opinion of bo Attorney (Jon. on the subject. Against tho opening of Prospect Square in tho city of Now York.

liy Mr. J. A. Smith To pay iho Croton Water Work claim against the Sing Sing Prison. The bill establishing two State Lunatic Asylums wa9 portod comdlcto and ordered toa third reading.

Mr. Richardson nroscnted tho majority roport of tho Con. mitteo on Kansas affairs, with resolutions. Tho roport wi.6 laid on tho table. Tho bill rolatlvo to Interest on money and usury was tak on from tho Committeo of tho Whalo and referred to a solect commitloo to frame a bill iu accordance with tho views of a majority of tho Ohio "American" State Council.

Ciscinkati, March 21. Thn "American" Stato Council lu sasslon at C'ohmibus lasj night.aftera strong depato adopted a report repudiating tho nominations of Pillmore and Donnolson, and ondorslng the action of those delegates who seceded from tho Philadelphia Convention. Oood TKLEOKAPinNU. Tho Kuropoau advices by tho steamship Porsio, which arrived at Xow York about 8 o'clock on Thursday morning woro received by the Associated Press in New Orleans, via the direct Sonbord Telegraph lit at the commencement of business on that day, so that the intelligence was acted upon simultaneously in Now York and New Orleiyis. SUPREME COURT.

The Fire Department of WilHamsburgh, Iu Kiugs Counly, ayafnst Danitil LI way Jt Andrew Cain. Geo. L. Fox, PlfTa Atty. In pursuance of a judgment ordur of this Court, matio lu the abovp.entitled action, bearing date, the day of March, 180G, I will sell by Public Auction, at thtt Montague Hall.

Court street, opposite the Cltv Hall, In the cltv of lirooklyn, on (he 10ih day of April, 1856. at'12 oloek. noon of that day, ibe fullowlug described land and premises All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land. Bltuate, lying and being In tho cl of Brooklyn, (Uve WiNlarorburght Kings ty ami Srato of New York, known and din tin zulshad on a map of land belonging lo R. Carul jy, situate at Willlamtburgh, Long Island, 8urvvd July, lfitJ, by E.

W. Bridges, City Surveyor, iilcdin tho ofllce of the Clerk, now Register, of thr. County of KlngB, bvtht; number 12 (twelve); bounded south wenterly In front by Vorth Third street ott(h easterly by lot number 13 on aald map northeasterly by an alley way tcii feet lu wldih taken oir from the rear of the wwl lot hereby ronvoyed and north wnsterly bv lot number 11 (clesonj on paid map, containing in bread' in front and rear, twenty live feet, and dopth on each aide ninety feef. Togeilmr with said alleyway in th rear of said lo hereby conveyed which is to be Urtud as laid down on Bald map in common with Robert CarnlKV and Margaret, bis wife, their hoirs and assigns, and the owner or owners of the several Io'h adjoining said allevway ibroiKjhout its length in common forever. iMtod Brooklyn, 17.

lf0G ta, mhl8 2aw3w (HJJ JKItUMK RYERSON, Sheriff. CJUPEEME COURT, COUNTY OF Thoman II. lirown agal. Thomas .1. Ireland KINGS.

and Ann Maria Lb wife, el. al. (ir.o. fox. rilft.

Afrr In pursuance of a judgment onl. ofili Is Court, tnailn Jn In; above eu'Jtled action, bearing dale Ihe 17in day of March. 1856, I will Hell by nubile auction, at Iho Monlajjue Hall, Btreel. oppoulto the Oily Hall, In tho city of on Ilia day of April, 1836, at 12 o'clock, noon of ttat ilay, lie foliowlne de ncribcd land and premise! All thiitccnaln lot, piece or parcel ofland. situate, lying and being In thn city of ilrnolclvn (late Wllllnmshurglii, county oi King i and State of New York, known and described on a map In parliiion of propcm belonging to ihe heirs of I'cicr Sharps, de rn.ise.tl, and filed In'ihe offlcs or ihe Register of the t.ouniy or Kings as Lot No.

(SI) nfly lhree, bounded and containing as follows to wit: lleglnnlng at a point on the soulhwenterly side or North Slxlh street, dlsiani one hundred and twenty feel sonih easterly from (lie soittlierh' corner of Fourth street and North Sixth sireot; and running ihence southwesterly iu a lino parallel io Fonrih street on hundred feel; ihence xouOieasterly on a line parallel 10 Nor.h Sixth twen at; thence nonheasterly on a line parallel Kour.h slreo: one hundrrd feci io Norm Mrh iilroet; thence nonbwoalerjy along Nor Six street twen'y feci lo the place of beginning. Oatotl Mrookl vn. March 17. 1S.V). JKBOllfc BYEBSON, Sheriff.

COUNTY COURT. William Post agt. Roswell Horey and othera. Lorr, Jfeupjir A Va. iMBBii I'lff's of ajudgment order of Ma Court, mada InOio above action, bearing dale, iho 17th day of March, lb50, 1 will sell by Public Auction, a tho Montague Hall.

Court street, oppoiilo (fie City Hall, In tho cliy of lirooklyn, on tho day of April, 1S05. at 12 o'clock, noon of that day, tho following described land and premises 1 I nr. A All that certain placo or parcel or Inud, lying and bo rl.i. Ward, nf the Cltv of lirOOklVn. and bounded and'doscrl'bnl as follows, io wit lieginnlng at ihu son heaatorly comer ofilynle avenue and Cumberland atreet 17.

i lAms cnulherlv side of MvnlO avenue one hundrod and tweny slx feet and threa quarters of an Inch th ncc southerly at right angles to Mynlo avenue Bevou'y slx feet throo Inches ihence wosiorly a', right angles to Cumberland street ono hundred and eight feet and tlve Inches to Cumberland reet and thence northerly along the aide or Cumberland street ninety nine feot ten inchos to the place of beginning. Togciuer with all and singular the tenem nta, hereditaments and appurtenances iheroumo belonging, or in any wise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, March n. 1856. mhl8 2aw3w JEROME RYERSON, Sheriff.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RODMAN C. DAWSON, Surroga'e of tho t'oim of Kings Notice us ncrooy given, accoruinij gainst LVDIA CLARlv, la.e of iho U.y ol Brookl aiaiui against. r. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, lo llie subscriber, the Adm msiratoi nth plate or business In Schormerhorn slreet, near Boorum slreet, in the City of Brooklyn, on or before iho second daj Maj next. 1855'JAMKS A.

CLARK, Adn.lnls.ra.or. nwrrifiT! TTATJ, LODGE ROOMS TO 1VL LET The large aud commodious rooms now oicupUj Zr I of ,0 lS. suitable for Moa.c or hor sod elles. ADDlvtO 1 fi 310 LET, CORNER OF SANDS AND PEARL STREETS The whole of the dwelling, containing 19 rooms, rge basement, with dumb waiter lo second story. A good location for a boarding house, being convenient lo Kulton Kerry.

Apply to FOSTKK urni, mnzu 1 muuia siren, jm uuikij u. TO GROCEKS. TO LET OR LEASE ON favorable terms, a large store, with stables, feed room, Ac, Also ior sate nt a lair valuation, part or tne atocic ami tixturra oi first class grocery store. Satisfactory evidence will be shown, that a large and profitable cash misIiicks enn be done. Apply to h.

IIAKt KY, cor. Ilean street and Vauderbllt avenue 162 Livingston street Brooklyn. fc28if TO LET A LARGE, WELL LIGHTED ROOM orerlho Loner Inland Insurance Company also smaller rooms suttablo for OfHcov For apply In tho Ofl.ro of Company, cornor of Fulton and Front Brooklyn. MO tf mo LET. $350 MARBLE MANTELS AND I gas A three story brick house, 12 rooms and collar, on franklin avenue, two blocks from Fulton avenue Railroad.

Also one on Putnam avenue, near Bedford. Also one In Dan bl, near Smith. Apply to COGSWELL A ANDERSON, mbj tr Mechanics' Kit: ban go, no. street. FOR SALE.

4 AN KS UAH OPPORTUNITY TO CAPITALISTS FOR INVESTMENT. EXECUTOR'S 9ALK TO CLOSE STATE. The Farm of the late John S. Bcruen. deceased Gowanun, Brooklyn, about 91 containing valuable 4TKH frowt of about 1,000 feet on Gowaduh Bav, the deepest water anywhere between Red Hook and Yellow Hook extends easterly to Hue of New Uiroeht.

It embraces lands on 1, 2, 3, 0, 7, 8lh avenues, and from 40th to 45th. street. The Oreen wood cars paw through ihls properly. This affords to capitalists rare opportunity for investment, (ireat improvements are making in the viriultv. Tho title is perfect.

For terms of unto apply to HORACE HOLDEN, 150 Nassau N. Y. JOHN liEROEN, mh8 lw Who will show tho property. PRIVATE SALE 303 BRIDGE The 3 Btory brick houne. and lot.

No. 303 Brldue street, near lllousbbr street. Thn houso Is built in the bent manner, has all Lbe modern Improvements, such as hot and cold water baths, range, hot air furnace, gas and gas fixtures, and lain perfect order. House 24 by AOfcet. Lot 24 by 100 fuel located in one of the best neighborhoods eawt of Kulton avenue, and between tho Myrtle and Fulion avenue Railroads.

Part ot the purcliase money may remain on bond anil mortgage for a term of yearn. For furilier particular, apply on the premises, or to JAMtiSCOM A SON, Auctioneer, folOUtf 43 Fulton Rtroet, Brooklyn. 0 NOT PAY TOO MUCH RENT HAVE A Houssof vourown. For aula. In Brooklyn, ft zood nouao and lot, tV, mill's from Kulton Ferry, 1,000 half cash.

Also, good housus and lo'a, yi lo 13 acros. $4R' to $901). Faro 2s and Also farms 25 to 440 acrftg, $375 to $5,000. 60 to R0U acres very beat Improved laud, 3 to 5 hours ride from thin city. 50 to $5 50 per aero.

ThrRP splendid country floatH, 30 miles from tho city, 50 to 120 acrus, $7,500 to $12,500. Koine of than will be oiehangi'd for first clans property in New York or Brooklyn. Applv at J. VANDERBILT'a, 57 Fulton st, S. Y.

Offlco open from A. tf. to 8 I. M. mh2l It ALE A 3 STOEY BEICK HOUSE, CI feet, collar the entiro doiith: 13 rooms, mantels, uas lUtures, Ac.

The house was UnUhed last Slimmer. be bought for $3,800. Terms lo suit the purchaser. Enquire at U8 Bergen Rtreei, between Bond and Hoyt utreeta. mli21 2V FOR SALE THE OLD ESTABLISHED Coal Yard, at the corner of Pearl and Plymouth streets, lirooklyn.

If not sold by the middle of April, the samn can be rented. Terms easy. Apply to C. E. FROST, 41 Fulton street, near tho Ferry.

mh20 tf EO Stc Stone Front House and Stable, with 4 or 6 Lots of cround. on First Place, between Court and Clinton atrenta. lirooklyn, formerly the residence of John B. Kltchlng, will be Hold at a great aacrlflco. A large portion or Lite purchase money can remain on mortgage.

Apply to A. J. BI EECKER A mh206t (1587) No. 7 Broad street, N. V.

2 storv. attic and basement brick houso. No. 100 NoBiau st. contains 11 roonu, and is in perfect order, with gas, Tho lo oatlon Is desirable, being wlihin a few minutes walk of the principal ferries.

For particulars apply to THOS. CLARK, or mh8 2w M. M. N. SMITH, 18 Fulton st, V.

Y. OR SALE A VILLATBTIIL'f rNTHElTA llan style, with about eleven lots of ground, on Grand cornoJof Lelterts street, Brooklyn, within a block of the Railroad terms easy. Price $12,000. Apply to B. BALDWIN', over the Central Bank, Brooklyn.

I'e27 tf FOR SALE CHEAP THE TWO STORY AND attic Cottage HoiiBe, No. 202 Adalphl street, near Do Kalb avenue. Marble mantles, sliding doors, gas fixtures, veranda In front, In complete order. Price 83,000, can remain on bond and mortgago. V.

felOtf D. A. HERBICK. OR SALE. FOUR FIRST CLASS THREE storv and basement brick bouses, situated on tho corner of South Fifth and Eighth street, fitted up with all the modern im provements.

Gas, Kangcs, water, complete, Also, for sale or to let, 4 brick houses on the southerly side of South Fourth street, between 8lh and 9ih Blreets. Also, 1 lllree story and basement brick house, No. 119 South Fourth street. In complete order, with heaters in each room. Also, 'i colonade wooilen houses on irst street, uetween ouui em ana soinnyin Blreets, ono block south from Peck Slip Forry.

Al.io, for salo, 20 lots on South Firth stmel, on easy terms, and money advanced, whore good improvements are made. Enquire of J. V. MKSKItOI.E, No. 72 Second fe7 tf ono door south of South 7th st.

T70R SALE THE FOUR STORV MARBLE LI 7 front Rouse and Lot. fiouthm lvskle of First Place, corner ol' Smith, 25 feet front, 133 feot deep, 33 feel Court Yard, with all modem Improvomonts, will be sold low terms easy Ap to JNO. BUTLKR 4 BROTHER, Jy26tf No. 112 Fulton Btreel. FOR SALE IN log property.

Two houses ana lots, 302 and 306 Dean streot. Four Lots, two on Putnam avenue and Madison street, between Franklin and Bedford avenue. Terms easy. Knqulro of FOSTER 1c LOPER, i. 4 Sands street, noor Kulton street, or of T.

REE VK 4 177 Soliernier horn street, Brooklyn. jalB3mtt OR SALE A TWO tfTORY. ATTIC HOUSE and two full lots, with 2 storv brick stable on the rear. 10x25. 5 i i.

depth of the lot, with full bearing vines on each, and garden in high stale of cultivation. This beautiful residence win be sold very low, as ine owner is going vvesi. Apply en me premises, or of A. J. BLEECKER mbI8 Gt (1584) No.

7. Broad at, New York. FOR SALE. A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE In Brooklyn, comer of Clasiton and Putnam avenues 8 lots of ground, with houso 37 by 40, embracing two corners with stable, cow house, carriage house and every convenience for a Spntlemans residence 14 bedrooms, 4 parlours, marbloman an. 2 basement rooms, 2 kitchen ranges, good cellar, gas In every room and entry, gas In stable, plenty of fruit and vegetables.

Iho incumbrance on the property. Price, $18,000. A large portion can remain on mortgago for 10 years if required. Knuuire of CHARLES PARKER, 20 Duy street, or HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine 1.

S. A small farm, worth from 5 to 8,000 dollars, would be taken in part payment. fe25 lm FOR SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. House and Lot on Remsrn street, between Hicks street and tho Heights. Lot 26 feet 9 Inches frout; a most thorough, complete and perfect bouse.

Also, one between Hicks utid Henry. Lot 3ixlM), with 30 feet carriage way from Hicks. Also, one in Willow strret, near Plerrepotit, 3 story, basement and cellar, brick. Also, brown stone front house in Montague street, between Clinton and Henry streets, south side. Also.

2 lot on Renisen Btreet, near Clinton, and one on Columbia, near Cranberry. All the abovo will be olA very low. Apply lo A. J. BLIWOKKR iuM9 Ot 0585) No.

7 Broad at, Now York. TJOUSES ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ASTD XX nthfr nurtii ofthp Cltv for salo. Kemsen street 2 houses on Remsen with stable purpose. Columbia street 2 brown stone rront nouRen. Monroe Place Handsome double house with 3 lots of ground.

Plorrcpont atreet 1 house. Henry street Between Joralemon and State. Pchermerhorn ntreet Brick house between Clinton and Court. State street 2 brown stone front houses. Bridge street Between Wllloughby and Fulton avenues.

Dean street 2 Brick houses. Pacific street 3 story brown nlone front. Clinton avonue HandMome house with 12 loU ground. N. B.

Special attention given to the selling and renting of Real CiBiaio in me uuy or. uroosuyn. Appiyio ial6if B. HOJ DLOW, Montaguo near Court. OTS IN EAST BROOKLYN For Salo or I Exchnnea for a nootl Farm, wlihin one hundred miles of tuiri city.

Enquire of F. O. VAN DERVOORX, corner of ami 'Hilary ntreets, Urooklyn. mhl7 lw TOTS FOR SALE. 42 DESIRABLE LOTS.

I 1 Rltuatod fn and 9th Wards of the City of Brooklyn, low prices. 5 Lotflon Wftrrren street, between YanderbUt riaco and Carlton avenue. 6 Lota on Baltic betweon Vanderbilt Placo and Carllon av. 12 on Vanderbilt Place, Mtweon and Douglass bib. 4 Lota on Bftliic street, cast Vanderbilt Place.

3 Lota on Butler street, east Vnndorbilt Place. Lots on Flatbuah avenue, near Ituiler srtQt. 2 Lota on Douglasa street, west 8th avenue. 3 Lots east VanderbUt Place, bettreea Builor and Douglass street s. tho three slory brick house, with basement and snb oel lar, No.

296 Paolftc stroot, ftouth side, between Hoyt and Smith The lot Is 20 fact from and roar, by one hundred feet in denih. The houso is nearly oew, and a good neighborhood. The situaiion of the above desoribed property cannot fail to make it desirable for investment. The terms of salo will be lib ral to the purchasers. A portion of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage fora lerm of years.

For terms ami further particulars, apply io C. R. MILLKR fo2 8w 195 Broadway, New York, LOTS FOR SALE, AT PMCeSTfROM $250 to $800, in the Ward of tho ciiy or lirooklyn, on3 and 4tli avcauea and President and Carroll mrcetK If Improvements an mado all tbe purchase, money can remain on mortage for a term of years also, water frons on ihe Gowanua suiiablo for manufactories, or lumber, hrlcfc, coal, and atone yards, whih will be sold or leased on very favorable terms. Apply from 8 to 9i.w., and2to3i. ARTHUR W.

BRNSON, jel31y First Place, 4Ui door East of Court sU "OTS FOR SALE. 10 LOTS 6S REMSEN street. 8Lo on Columbia street, overlooking Iho heights, a good situation for flrst class Hotel. It) on Mon'aguc street. 4 Lo on Plotrepom streoL 2 on Columbia, between Clark and PIfrpont.

1 Lots on Joralemon strwt. 6 Ixta on Blcka street 6 I'Ots on Henry street. 10 Lots on Slate 'street. 20 Lots on Court street. Lota on Wyckoff street.

10 Lots on Warren street. 4 Lots on Fourth Place. 2 Lots on Second Place. And some 600 lots in the neighborhood of avenue, Grand avenue. Green avenue.

Van Uuren streot, Hall B'reet, Dean Cumberland, Oxford, Ryergon, and other parts of tho city. Ap ply to ljo29ifJ H. UONDLUW, Montague street, near Court. PATENT ICE HOUSE FOR SALE. THE large building, situated In Water street, near Bridge, lirooklyn, opposite Ihe Kxcelslor Cordage Manufactories, recently used for a fruit preserving establishment.

Building 55 feet by 100 feet, twostories high, with vault 1 4 feet deep below tho curb, extending over the whole ground. Would be a suitable place for a brewery, or for storage. Will be sold cheap, and on easy term. En nirof V. MESSKOl 72 Second loi if one door South of South 7th, 5th tho 60, to lit 13 adrantago.

There is no doubt, thoy think, but tnoy win have the best Fair and handsomest array of both useful and fancy articles that has ever boon prosentod to the public on similar occasion. Wo wish thorn equal success to their effort three years slnco, whon tho sum realized we are told exceoded $7,000. Wo advise the peoplo to get their money from tho Savings Banks and begin next Thursday to spend at Montague Hall, and to go in tho day time a wo are informed the New Yorkors will crowd the room at night. Therefore bo wise in time. The 8d and 4th Lectures by Dr.

Dorbmus, on Choinlcal History of Creation are postponed until the Evoning'a of Monday 24th and Thursday 27th in cou soquonco of tho Concert in behalf of the "Home for Rospect ablo aged indogont Females" by roquoat of tho audience. DIED. This morning, 21st Inst, Mrs. Catharine A. D'Bitoub, widow of tho late Gerritt D'Bevoise, and daughter of Abraham Asten, Esq.

Dun notice will be given of tho time at which the funoral will take plaoe, in to morrow morning papors. TJPREME COURT. Charles Toppan and othors agt. Norrls A. ThclpB and others.

H. V. FESSBsmut, Altv PnTsj Tn nnrniiAtica of ft iudsrmont order of this Court made In the above entitlod action, bearing date theSSd day of February, 1866 will sell by Public Auction, at Montaguo Hall, Court stroot opposite the City Hall, In the city of Brooklyn, on the 19th day March. 1856, at 12 o'clock noon of that day, tho following de scribed land and premises All those liny sut certain lotsorpleceR of ground, situate to 'ether hi one parcel, in the Klghth Ward of the city of Brooklyn, the County of Kings and State o'f New York, and taken together one parcel, bounded and containing as follows Beginning at thn northwesterly corner of Eighteenth street and the Rlcventh aveuiie, running ihence northerly along tho westerly side of the Eleventh avenue two hundred feet and four Inches to the southerly side of Seventeenth street; thence westerly along the southerly aide of Seventeenth street six hundred and eight feet nine inches (608 ft. 9 Ins.) to land now or late or Joseph thence alone that land still westerly, but inclining a little to tbe southward, about ninety two feet Bvo inches to the Tenth avenue thence southerlv along the easterly side or the Tenth avenue one hundred and eighty five feet and four Inches (185 ft and 4 Ins.) more or loss to Eighteenth street and thence easterly along the northerly side of Eighteenth street seven hundred feei to the Eleventh avenue, at the point of beginning.

Tho said fifty six lots of ground which constitute the said parcel being known and designated by the numbers from one hundred and sixty (160) to two hundred and fifteen (215), both Inclusive, respectively, on 'a map entitled, In substance, map of property in the ElghUi Ward oftneclty of Brooklyn, belonging lo Edward Belknap; Geo. Stoddard, March 1864, City Surveyor which map Is on die In the office of the Register of Deeds, in and for the said County of Kings. And also, all the right, title, estate and interest which Nnrris A. Phelns. the defendant In this action, at the time of the doliverv of the mortgage, bearing date on the tenth day of May, 1854, made by said Norrls A.

Phelps to Edward Belknap, upon the premises above described to secure payment of eighty tour hundred dollars ($8400) and Interest, and recorded In the said Register's offlco, June 15, 1854, tn Liber 313 of mortgages at page 627, Ac, had or could grant In or to the land In the Tenth avenue the Eleventh avenue, Seventeenth street or Eighteenth street aforesaid, lying adjacent and opposite to any part of the said parcel of ground flrst above described, as far out as the centre lines of the said avenues and streets respectively. Dated Brooklyn, February 25, 1856. fc25 2aw3w (65) JEROME RYERSON, Sheriff. The sale of the above properly Is postponed until the 28th day of March, 1856, at the same time and place. Dated Brooklyn, March 18th, 1856.

mhl9 2awld JEROME RYEESON, Sheriff. SUPREME COURT, c6UNTYFKINGS. Henry H. Reeve and Mary Louisa hla wife against Charles Henry Aymar and others. In pursuance of a judgment of the Supreme Court of Ihe State of New York, mado In the above entitled action on the seventh Hue nf November.

1R55. 1. Nathan B. Morse, the Referee therein named, will expose to sale at public auction, on tho 26th day of April, 1856, at 12 o'clock at noon, at Montague Hall, Court street. lntnecuyoi Jjrooaiyn, mugs iouuiy, uj iuwo au loneer.

All those four certain lots, pieces or parcels of ground, with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and being In that part of the city of Brooklyn, formerly called wllllamsburgh. In the County of Kings and State of New York, known and distinguished on the Assessment Map of the village of Wllllamsburgh, made by Edward Burcham, by the numbers (249) two hundred and forty nine, (248) two hundred and forty eight, (247) two hundred and forty seven, (246) two hundred and forty Blx. bounded and containing as follows, lo wit Commencing at the southwesterly corner 01 Liurliuer aud BklUuiau auce(6, aud I uuiilug Uicuuc wootcr ly along the southerly side of Sklllman street one hundred feet; thence southerlv, parallel with Lorlmer street, one hundred feet; ihence easterly; parallel with Sklllman street, one hundred feet lo tho westerly side of Lorlmer stroet; and thence northerly along the westerly side of Lorlmer street one hundred feet to the Ebint or place of beginning. Together with all and singular, the ereditamcnts and appurtenances thereunto belonging or In any wise appertaining. JJated Brooklyn, March 7th, 1856.

NATHAN B. MORSE, Referee. Wx. E. Coftris, Plaintiffs Attorney.

mhlO law6w QUPREME'COURTrCOUNTY OP KINGST Benjamin Albertson against James M. Monroo, David M. Monroe, Dlysses B. BrewBter and Sophronia Brewster his wife, Mary Qulnn, sued by the name of Michael Qulnn, Israel Smith, James M. Burt and Robert Carter.

Summons For Relief. (Com. Tobjfabove named defendants, Sophronia Brewster and Robert Carter You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which has this day been tiled In the ohlce of the Clerk of theCounty of Kings, at the city of Brooklyn, In said County, and to serve acopyofyour answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at then office, at No. 293 Broadway, in the city of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the said complaint within time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated November 30th, 1855.

PATTERSON EASTMAN, Plffs. Attys, mhl5 law6w 293 Broadway, New York. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of several writs of Execution, Issued out of the Supreme Court, to me direct ed and dellvored, I. will sell by Public Auction, at Montague Hall, Court street, opposite the City Hall, In tho city of Brooklyn, on the SOlh day of April, 12 o'clock, noon, all the right, title and interest which JOHN L.

LOCKWOOD, had on the eleventh day of February, 1856, or at any Ume thereafter, In whose nanas soever ine same may ue, oi. una iu tuai, certain plot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Ntmh Ward of tho citv of Brooklyn. County of Klnes and State of New Yorfc bounded and described as follows, viz Com mencing on tne nortneny Sloe oi memory sireei ai a point aisiaui three hundred feet westerly from the northwest corner of Hickory street and Patchen avenue thence running northerly and parallel with Patchen avenue, and along land now or late oi Edwin S. Keith, two hundred feel more or less to the southerly side of Green avenue thence westerly and along the southerly side of Green avenue eighty nine feet, nine Inches thence southerly and parallel with Patchen avenue one hundred and elghty 6vo feet, four inches, more or less to land now or late of Delmonlco thence running In a southeasterly direction, and along land now or late of Delmonlco to the northerly side of lilCKory SLTOBl, at a puiulMpiauvaovcutj icoi, u.o iucuuB wcot erly from the place of beginning; ihence running easterly and along the northerly side of Hickory street seventy feot five Inches to tho point or placo of beginning. Also, alt moso cerinm eiKm luis, piecou ur parcels ui inuu, situate, lying and being In the Ninth Ward of the city of Brooklyn County of Kings, and Stale of New York, bounded and described as follows, viz Beginning on the southerly side of Green avenue at a point distant two hundred feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Green and Patchen avenues running ihence southerly and parallel with Patchen avenue along land formerly conveyed by Minor H.

Keith and Julia A. his wife, to William Colder, two hundred feet more or less, to the northerly side of Hickory street thence westerly along Ihe northerly side of Hickory street one nunarca leei mence nonneriy anu parallel with Patchen avenue two hundred feet, more or less, to the somberly sme oi ureen avenue ana inenee easterly ana aioug ih southerly side of Green avenno one hundred feet to the point or place of beginning. Anu also, Ull iwfci ctu iuni piui, piuue ui ptuuei ui lauu, mitiuic, lying and being in the Ninth Ward of the cliy of Brooklyn, County of Kings, and State of New York, bounded and dcsoiioed as follows, to wit Beginning at a point formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of Patehen avenue with the southerly side of Green avenue running ihence southerly along the westerly side of Patchen avenue, two hundred feet, more or less, lo the northwesterly corner of Hickory street and Patchen avenue ihence westerly along tho northerly aide of Hickory street, one hundred feet; thence northerly and parallel with Patchen avenue two hundred feet, more or less, to southerly side of Green avenue; thence easterly and along the southerly side of Green avenue one hundred feet to the southwesterly corner of Green and Patchen avenues, tbe point or place of beginning. Together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenaces in any wise appertaining or belonging Ihoreto. Dated Brooklyn, March "mhWlawGw JEROME RYERSCN, Sheriff.

CORPORATION NOTICE. ASSESSMENTS confirmed. Taylor street grading and paving, from Kent avenue to Wallabout Bay: Sixth avenue grading and paring, from Flatbnsh avenue to within lOOfeot of warren street Seventeenth streot grading and paving from 5th to 9th avenue 20th and 21t streets tilling lots, between 3d and 5th avenues warren cnAin into onnih hntwacn Rmllh and Hovt streets Columbia street, fencing lol, between Cranberry and Mlddagh streciB Schermerhorn street fencing lots, north side, between Smith and Hoyt streets Clason, Flushing and Myrtle avenuos and Sclienck street, filling lots. Tim a tn the above entitled matters were only con Armed on the 61ft day of March last, and the original Assessment Rolls or fair copies thereof will bo delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments on the 17th day of March inst. Notice Is hereby given to all parties Interested, mat by paying thoir several assessments to Alfred M.

Wood. Collecor of Taxes and Assess menti, at his oflloe In the Cit.Ball, within thirty days after the delivery of said Assessment, Rolls to him, they can pay the umn without auv additional churfra. All assessments not so paid will be collected by him or one of his Doputy Collectors, with aaaltionai i naiKua uiviwu yivviueu uy law. uaitu uiuuuju. March 14lh, 1850.

lawivr Street Commissioner. CORPORATION NOTICE. ASSESSMENTS I contlrmoil. Harrison and Hlclca streets, well and pump: Graham avenue and Moore afreet, well and pump San ford street, and Green avenue, well and pump Division avenue and Second street, well and pump Kemsen and Leonard streets, public cistern South Third and Twelfth streets, public cistern Dean and Powers streets, public cistern Fulton avenue and Lawrence streets, public cistora Fulton and Hudson avenues, public cistern. ti.a In thi.

above entitled matters were duly con. A nf Marph IasL And the original Assessment Rolls or fab; copies thereof, will be delivered lo the Collector of raxes ana Assessment on iue muy v. juiiw. hereby given to all parties Intcre9ied, that by paying their several assessments to Alfred M. Wood, Collector of TaxeB and Assessments, at his Oflloe in the City Hall, within thirty days after the delivery of said Assessment Bolls to him, they can pay uio same wiinoui any aaaiiionsi cuui kc, a wt paid wll).

bo collected by him or ono of iis Deputy collectors, with additional chames thsreon orovlded by law. Dated Brook lyn, lurch 1856, A. T. LAWBENOE, mU7law4w Slrettt Oommlsslgntr, day as at that tho word was pure Anglo Saxon, and meant nothing more nor' less than a dish cloth or mop for wiping up tilth Although his Honor gave no judicial decision upon this poit and, wo believe took the important questiog 'ad we areiuclinod to bolievo tho view taken by defendant's counsel is corroct, especially as it was proved to have been uttered by an American hoy, innocent of any knowledge of German. Th defonce set up wag jtutlooatlou, but tho Jury not tUtutt, WMolngtoa itrott.

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