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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAG LK VOL. 27. NO. 5. BROOKLYN, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1867.

THREE CEIjTS. SPEC1AI. NOTICES. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS'. AMTTSEWBirrs.

BS. If. it. UOH WAX'S PAKH.XUBAXJJUS Fnltou atreat. onrjoaita Citv HalL Brooklyn.

AMPSEMEWTS. OOtiBY'S NEW OPERA HOUSE CORNER OP COURT AND RHMB EN STREETS. THB PEOPLE'S FAVORITE KESDRt 1uijm' S. II HOOLEY SoleriiB, MQNBAT EVENING, JAN AND BVKRV EVENING DURING TU'wiBr SUCOB8S1 8UCOES8II SB00E8S I THE GREAT SENSATION OF THB SEASON Brilliant Ipaugnration of the New Era in Houses Crowded to Overflowin. Hundreds unable to Vifn admifsioa.

All former Triamphs Totally Eolip.ed hv th revival of the great Panorama, with Dloramio Bfleou of A HURRAH TRIP AROUND THE WORLD introducing? The Ocean Taobt Raco between the HnnVlnf VaU aad Fleetwing, the great Naval Combat botmSi the Kearsase and Alabama, tba.Banner in the Sky the IriBh Holiday Scene, the Barn Door Jijr, 40. 4c Admisaton Paiquetta oeata. Ftnuly Oirola aunt Private Boxes 45. Doors open at 1 to conameaee at o'olooic ROOKLYN YACHT ChVB THE SECOND ANNUAL BECEPTIOt AND PROMENADE CONCERT OF THB BROOKXVN YACHT CLUB Will take place at the ACADEMY Off MUSIO TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Sia, 1867. PART FIBST.

Promenade 8 to 9i P. jf. PROGRAMME. PAET FIBST. PROMENADE MUSIC.

1 March Athalia MendMssohn 2. Ballad Rocked in the Cradle of tbe Deep. Kntoh! 3 Overture Lo Choval do Bronze A ihoi Wa'tz Les Gardes de la Hoine 5. 8eleotions Il Trovatore yi 6. Gallop Through tho Air Emit PAET SECOHD.

ORDER OF DANCING. Lanoiers Olympia Rletsel Promenade Prussian March Newman 2, Polka Pliff Heinsdorf Promenade Beautiful Ialaot tha Sea.J. R. Thomai B. Quadrille Mode Strauss Promenade Aurora Welngarten 1.

Redowa Hydropatnen Gunnle Promenade Gemma di Verge Donizetti 6. Lanoiers Proroenade Vivat Oonterno 8. Gallop Jerome Park Papat Promenade "Thou art near and yet so far." 7. Quadrille Ferdinand Strausa Promenade Tannhauser Waimer 8. Polka Bedowa Souvenir A Miniature Regatta of the B.

Y. 9. Landers Tete a Tete Weirurarteu Promenadf; Forward Guncrle W. Polka siraus. Promenade Dinoraa Meyerbeer 1L Quadrille Eldorado Strauss Promenade FauBt Gounod 13.

Gallop and Polka Redow Adriatic Kuhner Promenade "Thy bright smile haunts me 13. Ijanciers La Cour Rietzel Promenade My Angel Link 14. Gallop Snowilake Bilse Promenade "Happy be thy J. R. Thomas 16.

Quadrille Medley Papal Promenade Quickstep Oontorno 16. Redowa Mabel Godfrey Promenade "Home, sweet home." Daccing Music 9K to 1. MUSIO BY THE 23D REGIMENT BAND. Papst and Conterno, Directors. DecorntionH by G.

W. Gerau, Esq. Tickets $2, admitting a lady and centleman. Extra ladies' tickets Si; can be obtained of tbe members of the Club, or at tbe Box Office of tbe Aoademy on the day or evening of the Promenade. ja44t BOARDING.

BOARD ON THE HUIUHTS A PLBA3 ant back room and extension to lot, with board, to gentleman and wife ora party of gentlemen, also, a ball room to a single rzentleman. at No. 6 Willow Btreet, throe minutes' walk from Fulton Ferry: tne house has all mod ern improvements and terma moderate ia5 2t BOARD A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two single ffentieuen can be accommodated with pood board and pleasant roomfl at 184 Adams street, near Concord, convenient to both WaU aud Falton ferries j5 6t HOPS3C8 FOR SAfcg. FOB SALE TO LET OB LEASE THE hotel property at Rowayton, on the Long Island Sound; 2 miles from Darien; 3 mites from Sonthrfonvalk, acre of land; 24 rooms; in good order; loaation pleasant, healthy good water; fronts on Ro way ton River; terms easy: price 45,000: rent 9600; no abatement. Apply to CHARLES L.

RAYMOND. South, Norwalk, Oonnecti cnt. ja5 2 IjlOB SALE CHEAP, A FURNISHED brick dwelling, in complcta order 'possession immediately; on the Hei gtits, near the Oity Hall, oonvenient to all tho lorries and car routes; neighborhood unexceptionable; will be sold at a bargain; terms easy. A poly in Tailor's store, 40, Bond street, Brooklyn. jo5 6t FOB SALE AT A BARGAIN, THE 2 story, attic and basement and sub oallar frame house, tin roof, filled in; size 20x40; lot, 20x100; No.

314 Dean Bt reer, near 4th avenue; gas and gas fixtures; vestibule dooiB; in good order, newly papered andoainted; will ba roid at 44,600: terms easy: possession Mav 1st. For permits, Ac, apply to WYOKOF? A LITTLE, Montague st near ja3 6t FOB SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY on Fulton avenue, north side; two fine brick stores, in food order, will be sold at a low figure, to olose the estate, nqniro of A KNOWLTON, Fulton avenue, S. B. corner of Portland, or F. M.

TV ATT, 01 William street, New Sort. ja4 3t FOR SALE AND TO LET DOUBLE brick house, Washington and Willoughby avenues; do frame; do. corner of Houston street and Park avenue; frame cottage sd two lots the villace of araaica 3 story brick house, Water near Jay street; frame house and store on Gth avenue 1 lots on Gates avenue, near Lefferte' Park; atcry brick houee, Degraw, near Court street. To let, about 20 acres at Canarsie; do. do three floors, 20x25 each, for manufactory; do.

do. furnished rooms. Address or npply to M. MILLS, 5 Fulton avenue, near Smith st. j2 6t fjOR SALE HOUSES IN ALL PARPd JF of tho city price from 92)00 to $25,000.

AlsoGOvam ablo lots. TYLER A A BURY. 4 Sands street. d24 6t KOB. SALE THE 4 STORY BUILDING 9 114 Fulton street, situated on tne largest thoronah faro of the city, consiBtingof two stores, 4 basements, and 14 rooms, well suited for a fashionable saloon aud boarding houB.

The bouse was built by tho owner, by days' work end is in good order. Apply on the premises. ja3 tf BjIOR SALE CHEAP No. 195 NASSAU street Superior built 2 story frame dwelhnq lot 29 9 front; 65deep. Nob 64 and 66 East Warren st.

1 wo 3 story brick tenements; lots 20x100 ft. South side Park.av., 100 6u East of Tompkins av Two 2 ptory frame dwellings lota 22fxI0Q ft Inquire of H. W. K41 Chambers B.V. d26 lm JTSOn SALE WITH FURNITURE A 7 three story brick house, all in excellent order, 25 feet wide, and in a first rate locati in; modern improvements; lot 23x100: immediate poif038ion.

Apply to DAVEif PORT, Enlton avenue, cor. Oxford Bt. d27 12t FOR SALE A THREE STORY BRICK house in Cuixberland street, modern improvements, and in very nice order; house 20x40. lot 20x100; immediate possession. Apply to J.

DAVISNPOBT, Fulton avenue, corner of Oxford street, d2712t FOR SALE THE BEAUTIFUL RESI dence, Wo. 82 First place, comer of Court street, will he sold oheap, if sold immediately. Apply through, too day of VAN NOSTRAND, 393 Pearl street, New York. livening at the house. d2410eod jjOR SALE J.

E. CORNELL, 16 COURT 3D street, cor. Joralemon st, opposite City Hall. TTnios st, 3 fitory, 22x50, all improvements $9,500 Fulton av, store property, 3 story 9,000 Myrtle av, store, 4 Btory, near Park 9,000 Harrison at, 3 story, 2x40, all improvements 10,000 Tompkins place, 3 Btory, 20x10x112 9,008 St Felix street, 3 story, 21x48, all improvements 12,000 Creeno av, 3 story, 20x40, all improvements 7,000 Willow at. cottage, lot 25x76 4,500 East Warren Bt, tenement property, 20x40, 3 story, each S.S00 City Hall (Square, for investment 45,000 jyiiy XiOR SALE THB 3 COR Y' AVQ tiASd A.

ment hish Btoop brick house, No. 109 Wost Warren street, between Court and Clinton streota. Inquire of H. P. MORGAN A 345 Fulton Btreet.

A SI at TLTIOR SALE FOUR ACRES OF LAND in the Town of Flatlands, on the hnB of the Broolt Kn and Canarsie Railroad, within five miles of tho City Hall, Brooklyn; the land is now under cultivation, and is suitable foreither building or gardening purposes. Inquire of JOHN 0. VAN.DERVEER, County Buildings, Flatbnsh. dlOlm SALE LOTS ON ALL THE PRIN cipal streets and avenues, in the immediate vicinity of Prospect Park; also, on Atlantic, Fulton, Myrtle, Washington, Clinton and Clermont avenues, and on most of tho streets and avenues throughout the city; several very desirable lots on Brooklyn Heights; also a large number of stone and brick dwellmghouses on tho Heights, and other desirable parts of fhe oity. Houses to let and moneys loaned on bond axffl mortgage.

Inquire of D. A M. CHAUNCEY. Montague street, near Court Bt. au27 ly THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF JfiS Brooklyn YOUNG ME N'8 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, will be held in their HUI, at 80 and 82 Fa'ton a venn e.

corner Gallatin Place, on TUESDAY JSVESING nexr, at7Mo'clook. ALBERT GRAVES, will read an Essiy on CHRISTIAN MANHOOD, of whictt tno following ib an analysis: "Self knowledge and piety ths tiirst re qniBites Present hindrance a condition of alura Biic cess Concentration and the activity of the faou'tiea Character and cnl tore American Manhood Sonroea i of weakneas PretenMon The fateo Btandards of the world The remedy and the lesaona of past experience. After the reading and discussion of the Essay, Rev. u. H.

A. Balkier, lately appointed asCnaplain andAoknary totha B. Y. M. O.

will be introdnced to tha membera THE ANNUAL RENTING OF THE PEWS ot the Church of the Kestoration (Rev. Henry Blan chard) will take uUco at the church, oorner Clark etreet and on MONDAY EVENING NEXT January 7th, isbl. at 8 o'clock. All interested are invited to.be precept. 3a52t ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chatham Sanare, (opposite Mottstreet.) n.Y.

OPEN DAILY. RIX PER OENT INTEREST FRRE OF TAX. DICPOSslTS FROM $1 TO Jft.OOO RECEIVED. Money deposited on or before the 23th ot January will draw interest from the 1st. mtaSlj SPECIAL MEETING OF THE EXCEL RTOR RASE BALL CLUB will bo held at thfrir "nms Fulton street, on MONDAT EVENING.

Jan. 7th, at 81 o'clock. A full nttendanco is desired, as business of importance will be brought before the Club. By oroer. co vj.

u. a uiir, uor. aec. DISTILLERS ATTENTION PARTIES titling up diatilleiies would do well to call at 123 Front street and examine the stock of lumber and ready made tubs on bam. Tubs and bulls built in the best manner and at tho shortest notice.

jo5 7t milE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COM' M. PA has this finy deolr.red aa Interest Diridaad of 1'bree aad one half vtir tree of tax, to the Stockliolders on demand. Jan 5rli. 1B67. lu5 iw W.

W. UBNSHA.W, 3acretry. IjIOR ADOPTION A BEAUTIFUL FB JD male obild, or.e waek old. in porfoot hqa'th. born of respectable parents.

Address F. Brooklyn Poit Offlce. rjlHE MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION Otf 7 fl octave roKewood pianos and Concert by the Brooklyn Mnsic a' Instrument Savins: and txan Sooioty takes' ulace onTUESDAlf January Sth, at 8 o'clock P. atthoir rooms, 367 Fulton stieet, under the Park Theatre GH.RRARD WILLBT, Pres. H.

oiiDSMTTH, Secy. i5 3c BjiLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN, A. (kct. a. w.

jseecoorj All il Pawn in thin hnnsn will ha nnhltolv rnntfld for ana year, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 8th Janaary, 1857, ccniniencing at 7 o'clock, and no postponement on account of tho weather. By order of the Trustees, ja5 Jf H. S. WELD, Secretary. rTlKE YOUNG PEOPLE'S 1 UHIOT? PRAYER MKICTING.

Will held at the PACIFIC STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Pacific street, cor Clove road. a THURSDAY KVKJfJNG, Jan. 10, at 7 raoc. And nt the CALVARY EPISCOPAL OttUR'JH, South Ninth street, corner of Eighth street, R. on MON VaS EVENING, Jan.

Ttb, at IK o'clock, are cofdially invited to attend. aeBly BOILER FOR SALE A PLAIN CYLIN der boiler, 23 feet in length and 30 inches in dia neter. Inquire of tbeEneinaer at the Eagle office. d23 tf AYOR'S OFKICE, CITY HALL, lip.rpHK. on ttir Gth dav of Oitnbor fast.

Jnhi HinwelL an ofiicer entrusted in he Metropolitan Poiico Denartmont wfi killed while in thofaithfal discharge of him duty, as a Policeman, ir this cit; and Whereas, None of the efforts which hava hithorto bean mcdo for the discovery of the person or persons eugasiedin the pernctiation of this most utrocious murder appear to havo aucccstul; Now. thcofore, in accordance with a resolution of tha Common Council, passnd upon the 3d inat, hereby give public notice that the City of Brooklyn will pay tha sura of twenty five hundied dollars for any information at wilf h.at! to tlie arrest ana conviction of any person who was guilty of or implicated in the niurdei of officer Johu Hipwell. to be paid upon tne certificate of tha District Attorney and the llajor of this city. dl5 tf SAMUEL BOOTH, Mayo. BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT Ti'B BRUSH FACTORY, S29 PEARL STREET.

NEW YORK, (Harp era Building.) AH articles at the lowest factory prices. dll lm JOHN K. HOPPEL. SE AVER'S COSTUME DEPOT HAS OK hand anew stock of Ma iqueradoSFaucy Dresses, Evon ing Dresses, Opera Cloaks, Tableaux Properties, Wiga, A to hire out at the lowest prices. Sio.

316 Fulton street, near Pierrepont. lm A WELL EDUCATED PARISIAN LADY is desirous of procurinsr pupila in French, at their own reBidences, or at the residence of the teacher. For particulars address or call at No 142 Bergen street. ja3 6t SMOKY CHIMNEYS, BADLY VENTILATED HALLS, SCHOOL ROOMS, Ac, Certainly and economically relieved by the PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN SCREW VENTILATOR. Specimens to be seen and orders received ai CORNKLL'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE.

18 COURT STREET, COR. JOKALEMOX ja3 10t GEO. B. LINCOLN, Agent. TVTOTICK TO COMMISSIONERS OF JLi DEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons who have been appointed Commissioners of Deeds, either by petition or re apoointment, to appear at the office of the (Jity Clerk, City Hall, on or before the 20th day ot January, 18G7, there to take the oath and obtain the certificate as required by law.

All parties (ailing to appear on or helore fcaid date will have forfeited their appointment. ja2 td Attest, HENRY McCLOSKEY, Ci ty Clerk ROSSES SHOULD HAVE BEES IN eerted in this spaoe. Testimonials next week. nl03m PAWNBROKER'S OTIC THE UN dersi. rned.

closing up business at the Pawn Office. 228 Atlantic t.nre respectfully request all parties interested 10 roQeem plcdees or we will have to rein ive tliom to Eotne olher place. (d311m) H. IfOLV Jfc BRO. "Vf ASSATJ NATIONAL BASK, BttOOK 1 jn, N.

Dec. 3) 1866. The Directors of this Bank have declared a semi ananal Dividend of Fire per Cent, free of Government tax. payable on deinaetL 3l E. T.

JONKS, Oaahier. fTHE HOAVT? SBWIStr MAOHINJ4 (JO. .1. LOCK STITCH SEWING MAOHIJfB. ELIAS HOWE, (onirinal inventor of tha sewing machine,) President, 699 Broadway, Keg York.

fll3ra BAKKKLS WHISKEY, PORK, KEKO sene, and all kinds of second hand barrets constantly on htud at the Cooperage, 233 5tato streer, near Bond. ja3 2n OSIETJY. UKDEK UARMEPiTo AMU ULUVita, In every variety at PINDEB'S OLD ESTABLISH KD FAMILY HOS1GBY STORE. 163 Fulton street, opunsite Tranherry. IJndor ShirtB, Drawers ant VPhito Shirts made to order.

dl2 3ir IAS CHANDELnCB WABEROOM3 rtT 1 OltNULrUS 4 BAKER, DAVID OOOPK. l'tillDELVliIA, 115 FULTON STREET, Plumhinc aim and Steam Fitting. A LK ALU I TUJ5 ItVlMOR r. till 9'HOMAS. presidinir eenius of the HOLE IN I'KM Spriiene's alley, near Kulton street, havini? b'ouched hi? CHRISTMAS ALE.

invites his friends and the public generally to cpU and try it. All the London PR utrs on filo. dUlm VrAlIOffAL rNDHMNlTY COMPANY OF THE OITY OF.RKOOICLYN. Boofft for subscription to the Capital Sioek of the 4.TIONAL INDEMNITY COMPANY, o' ttis of Brooklyn, will be open at the office of Col. A jVOOO.

Mo to nourt street, Brooklyn, on thR 20th OCTOBER oHKnen'he tours of 9 A. M. and 1J for the ru nose oi 2ceivinK eubacnptioua to the Capital Stock ol said Uora paay. A. M.

WOOD, 1 Cl ABLES GOODWIN, I nommiit 09 tf GEORGE BENNETT, I A IiABY WHO HAS TATJUHT MITSTC! tor pieht. vpam at the Pauker Institute. w'sYirh to nira iuirjitc tePEonn'in the Above brancb. Address Bji4 335 riew York Post Office. ja4 AND NAVY CLAIM AUENOV, ICC York btreet, and Mechanics' Bank Baildinff.

No. I Monlacuo street, cornorof Court 3t, Room No 4. Soldiers wishing to obtain their bounty are revested to apply at once. ja21m) JOHN KGIN.S A JO. TWfOTIOE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES Jl.N property diytiained for non payment of 'Fax, a fctssL'd in the Second Collection District, of NewYtk, apaiost Honry Hicks will be offered for sale at public nuUion.

on tho 10th day of January, 18ti7, at 10 o'clock Si at 9Siina 100 Oak street, near iNoble. Greenpoint, viz: Sock and iixtmes of soap factory 1 Urge boiler, Ismail do. a tubs, '1 io soap coolers, 50 soa 2 iron Jmwps 1 platform scale, 1 balance do, 2 orushinR tuba, 17 loses soap. 2 huls rosin. atove and pipe, onrnty barrels, boxes, Ac Ho.

15 Court street, Brooklyn, Dac. 31, 1866. jaSlt CI1AS. TOBEy. Deputy Collector.

NOTIOK OK EXTENSION OF FIR13 LIMITS, W. D. Notico is heroby piveu. according tu Jaw, the Common Council of the City of 3rookln Pnve extended the Fire Limits po as to include so inucn of the 2Uh Ward ot said city as id hounded by Portland avenue, Park avenue, "Washington avenue and tfulton avenue. December Mth, 1866.

MoCOSKBVi olty 01crk. d27 lavv3uiTh OULX YOU HAVE YOUR BABY Witb health, that greatest treasure tblooni ACarrinpe buy witlidut delay, And ride it at your leisuro. Get your cbildrenprctty toys, Irft CRANDALT be die etdlrr; And for tbeir health and happiness Please order a Propeller. That ropen swiiiRS are out of date, Entirely supplanted By patent ones that ORAH DaLL soils, We all inuattaUe for giauted. OR AND ALL is the Children's pride.

He mends their Tojs so neatly; And Hobby Horsen, broken Carts, Repairs so very cheaply. THE CHILD'S BHrfKPAOTOE, GRAND ALL, 170 button dtreet Kow is tho time to Band ii: reptinng. ly rrQ KCONOMISTS A GENTLEMAN'S M. HAT RE HADE to the present stylo at a small cost Deinn thereby a complete NEW HAT. llao, an extra quality mado to order for $5.

guaranteed J. OALLAHAN, Powers street, 23 3m Corner of Flatbuah ava ARBLB MANTELS, ETO. JOHN" McGRAFNB havin purchased the oreuuaei 18J uBh avenue and 539 Paoiflo nreet, (south of and near Atlantic) haa removed ma marble business thereto, where be ia maDufactnnnR marble mantles, monuments, bead stones, counter and snreau tons, cheaper than any other establUnment in the city. Having a practioal experience of fifteen years io the business, together mth the increased facihtiei whiob his new establishment affordi him, be is Srepared to make the above statement in ooi taita. aotf opes, by strict attention to, and personal saueriDteadenca of the work he sends out, to retain not only ti riV of his present nnmerous customers, some ot man ka heat bnildors and neohanical critics of the day but to trj2 the attention and patronage of the public generally, as ho eeks to enlarsohis buainasa rather thaa hia proflu.

ja9 ly. Hp HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS iEAVB M. inforns the inhabitants of Brooklyn and vicinity, that he has removed his stock oi Jewelry frota the a to re Hi Tnlton, up utaira, where he mow has a SalearotBt, aad is selling at redaced pricec 016 till janlst' H. GOLDS MfTHL OGEK'3 STATUETTES JAUR9 Bj jT5 194 Tultou rtroei. STSTATOHE3 OP THB BH8J1 MAKtMtS wiUi diamond set, ctnamaieO, dnn raved and ratic ntflo mi, for ails at IAS.

VaMJrA? f8 Hgw.fsy 1AMOND AND OTHER for aale and mad. to nrdm JAR. aanMlTR TB Hw Jtwelir KateaUaninigDa, itrNl if OY8PBPSIA ABO Dill (TASKS ttKSULTINO FROM WSORDER3 Ow VBM LIYBB AND DIQE3TIVr, ORGANS). ABB O0BKD IX HOOFLAND'S SUfiMAN I TRB OKBAT tohio. these bitters rati pkrformrd hobs oubkb bays and do qiyk better satisff aotiohi havb more te3tlm0ny HAY IS MORS RafiPBCTABLB PEOPLE TO VOUOH JrOBtHElII THAN AftY OTHBR ABIOLB EN THB MABKBX Yf DEFY AHY 0B TO OONTBADIOT THIS A3 BERTIOH, AND WILL PAY CLeOl To as that wis.

produce a Certificate pabKahed by sa Uiat is not Gaxurjia, HOOFLAMD'S OBRMAH BITTERS mix OUBB CAna OM CUROXIO OR isERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF THB KIDNBYS, AND DISEASBS ARISES UUO) A DISOR URBD STOMACH Observe (he folViwkjff ryapioma tesolUn bom Diaeidov sal the DiseeHra Ortrocw. rt patscti, Inward Piles, 1 MiaaeiB of BIool to the Heart, Aoidltjr of the Stonuton, NanMa, Beartban. isguet for Food, Fallness or TVeight in the Stomack, Soot KmctaUons, Sinking or Fluttering: at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimmiaff of the Hear. Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, dok tog or buffooating Ben. sationi wdenina Lyine Poatore, Dimneaa of Yisioa, or Webs before tho Sight, Dull and Fever Pain in the Head, Deficiency oi Perspiration, Yellowness of tho Skin and Eyes, Pala la th Side, Back, Ohest, Limbs, Ac, Suddaa Flnsbee of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining of Enla, and Great Depression of Spiyru.

REMEMBER (HA TUIl BITTBHS SOT ALCOUOLIO, CONTAINS KO BUM OB WHIKKET, AKD CA1TT UAEK DSnttKAEM. BUT IS THE BEST TONIO IN TilK WORMJ, READ WHO Sikf SO: From the Rev. Levi U. Boo Ifastor of the Baptist Oborch Femberton, N. lonaerivef the ITortii Bapttat Ohoron, Philadelphia.

I have known Hoeflland'a Oerman Bitten favorably for a number of years. I have used them in my own family and have been so pleased with their offsets that I was induced to recommend them to many others, and know that they have operated in a strikingly benefieial manner. I take great pleasure in tnas publicly proclaiming this fact, and calliarr tnflAWeatioTiof those afoicted with tbe diseases for wnici, tnev recommended, to those Bitters, knowing from experience tnat my recommnndation will be sustained. 1 ao this more oneerfully aa Hootland's Bitters is intended to benefit afflicted, and is "not a mm drink." Yours tnrdy, LEVI a. BEOK.

From Rer. J. Newton Brown, D. Editor of the ISacy olopedis of Religions Koowledtre and Chriatlaji Chroaiclt Fhiladelpnta. Altnough not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredients aud effects, I yet know of no sufficient reason why a man may not testify to the benefits he believes himself to have received from any simple preparation, in the hope that he may thus contribute to the beneQt of others.

I do this the more readily in regard to Hoofland's Oerman Bitters, prepared by Dr. O. M. Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced against Ihem for manyyeara, under the impression that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am Indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, for the removal of this prejudice byproper tests, ana for encouragement to try them when suffering from great and lone continued debility.

The use of tbree bottles of these bitters at the beginning of the present year, was followed by evident relief and restoration to a degree of bodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for six months before, and had almost despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to the use them. J. NEWTON BROWN, PhUada. Krom the Ber.

3. H. Koonard, Pastor of toe 10 ill Bap Hat Church. Dr. Jackson: Dear Hir: I have been frequently requested to conneot my name with commendations of different kinds of medicines, bat regarding the practice as out of my appropriate sphere, I have in all cases declined; but with a clear proof in various instances, and particularly in my family, of th6 usefulness of Dr.

Hoofland's German Bitters, I depart for once from my nsual course, to express my roll eonvictinn that for general debility of the system and especially for Liver Complaint, it is fl safe and reliable preparation. In some cases it may fail, but usually, I doubt not it wiil rsry beneficial to thopo who suffer from the Abort' C5USB. very respectfully, J. IL KKNNARD, Eighth below Coatee street, Philadelphia. 7rom Rev.

Warren Randolph, Pasor of Baptist Chnrch Germantown, Ponn. Dr. O. H. Jacrsoa: Dear Sir: Prsonai experience tns oie mo to sa that I regard German Bitters prepiteA by you as A most excellent medicine.

In etvyes of severe Joid ind general debility 1 have been rrroatly benefited by the iise ol the Bitters, and I tliey will produce similt eUsota on othera. Yours, trulv WARREN RANDOLPH, Germantown, Pa. From Rev. J. H.

Turner, Paster of Hodding M. B. Chnroh Philadelphia, Dr, Jaokson Dsar Sir: Having used yony German Bitters in mj family frequently, 1 am prepared to say that it has been ul reat service. I believe that in most cases of general debility of the system it. is the safest and most valuable remedy of which I have any knowledge.

Yours respectfully, J. H. TtJRXER, No. 72. N.

Nineteenth stroeA, From the Rov. J. M. Lyons, formerly Pastor of the Colum bas, (N. and Milestown (Pa.) Baptist Churches, Bew Bochella, Dr.

O. H. Jaekion: Dear Sir: I feel it a pleasure tbru of rev own accord to near testimony to the excellence of the German Bitters. Some years since, being much anlict ed with Dyspeiieia, 1 used them with very beneficial resulu; recommended them to persons enfeebled that ormeuiing disease, aud have heard from them in aiost Battering testimonials at to their great value. In eases it general debility, I believe it tc be a tenia that an cot ba surpassed.

J. M. LYONS. Krom the Rev. Ht j.

Winter, Pastor of Roxborough Bap list Chnrch. Or. Jaokson: Dear Sir: I fee' It dne fo your xe.Men preparation, Hoofland German Bittera, te add ml testimony to the deserved reputation it has obtained. I hav. for years st times been troubled with great duurder ia my bvad and nervous system I was advised by a friend to order a taottle of yony German Bitters, fdip: so and have experienced great and unexpected relief; my health has boea very materially benefited.

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B. pmTHgATt BEWABB OF OOnNTRHFBITrs. Be that taa atraatnn of M. JACKSON" an on toe caxely packed, by eapxeaa. PBUCHPAL Om AKD MAjnTBACTOBT.

HO. Ill AROH lltllf, PHILADBLPHyA. JONES A KYANS, grjoCKSSOBa TO H. JAOTfOfl A 00., pnaPUTBTOBJ. PRICES.

Lrg. tdae. (holding aearl, "WStalf tlm.U. null Sau Seventy ava eenU per Bottle half doa.ll. SFor sale by Drogglstaaad IMAlaram every towa In tha up tit soa la Leiaae Mxi Oeutrar LAST WEIK or THB FORTY THIEVES.

TaTIS EVENING. 'Will be presented tbe famons Drama of BLAOK KYEO SUSAN: OR, ALL IS THE DOWNS William MrF Oonway Admiral Mr Chippendale Capt Mr (i laaville Gnatbram Mr Lamb Jacob Twie Mr 8 Parker DoRgroea Mr Wren Hatcbet Mr Styles Bine Peter Mies A Meeker Susan Mra Oonvray Dolly Mayflower Mra Ooarles Henn To conolade with the Sneotaoular Romance, entitled the FORT? THIBVE OR. THE WOODCUTTERS OF BAGDAD. Baba, tbe rich merchant Mr Geo Wren AH Baba, tbe poor wood cutter I. Meatayer Ganem, hia son Mrs Henri MuBtapha, a cobMei ELamb Morciana, a alaveTf Cassin Baba Mrs Conway Zaida, wife of Casein Baba Mra Howard The Princess Felie Miss Annie Meeker Abdallah, captain ot the robbers Mr JQSavilie Hassara, nislientenant Davis enchanter of the blaok rocka, AO Styles Fairy of the Lake Miss Alloe Benedict Gossamer, a fairy.

Mile Christine In active preparation a beaatifnl domestla drama called PHIL'S BIRTHDAY. Also, an original Trish Drama, called ISHNAVOOUE: OR, THE OUTLAW Of '99. WEDNESDAY, Jan. BttMAFir OF GEO. TIRRBLL gROOKLTN AOADEMY OF MUSIO.

GRAtiD GERMAN OPEIIA. Direotlon J. ARMAXD CO. Condactor AD. NEUENDORFF.

Admission 91. Reaerved Seats SO oents extra. Family Cucle 60 cents. FIRST PERFORMANCE. THURSDAY, JANUARY lOIB, 1867.

lON GIOVANNI. By Mozart. first appearance of NATALIE SEELIQ, from Hanover, WILUELM GROSCHEL. from Zurioh. JOSEF OHAliDOH, fmm Stutgart.

First appearance since their return from. Europe of UABIE FRIDERICI. BOPHIHDZIUBA. WILHELM FORMES. GRAND CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.

Door open at 7 o'clock; to commence at 8 o'atoolc Seats eau be secured at the Academy of Muaio, and at th keatra tickec office, Nos. 112 and lli Broadway, N. Y. BJa7 it REV. HENRY BLANCHARD WILL LECTURE ON CHARLES DIC'KlfiNS, With illustrative Readings, in the Lecture room of thd CHURCH OF THE RESTORATION.

Corner Monroe place and Clark street, on TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8rn, 1887, At 8 o'clook TICKETS 50 CENTS. To be had at the door. ja5 3t BROOKLYN ATHBNEUM. GEORGE A. LING ARD.

COMPLIMENTARY COMOERT. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AN. 9ra, 1867. The following well known artists will assist: Mrs. MARIE ABBOT, Miss FLORENCE RICE.

Mr. FRED. STEINS. Mr. C.

LOCKWOOD, Mr. tfKANK. GILDERS, Mr. J. M.

ABBOT. Tickets 60 centa; resorved seats 50 cents extra. Doors open at 7. Commence at 8 o'clock. ja5 it A SACRED CONCERT, Conducted by PHILIP PHILLIPS, Will be given at the HANSON PLACE M.

CHUROH, ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 7XH, 1RS7, AT 7k O'olook. The proceeds are for a benevolent object. Ticket may be obtained at the Book Stores of Dyas A Co. and S.

H. Clark, Fulton avenue; also at the door. ja5 2t TPKOF. LOUIS AGASSIZ WILL LECTURE TOR THH MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOOIATION, ACADEMY OF MUSIO. SATURDAY, JANUARY ON THE ASPECT OF THE AMAZONS.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15th, OK TUB ANIMALS OF BRAZIL. Tickets for the course Reserred Seat Family Circle 56 cent lor eaca lecture. For sale at the Academy and Dsns'. ja5 7t QB OA1B OF THB AGED AND ORPHAN O. ON THK CHURCH CHARITY JFO UN DATION Tbe ANNUAL DONATION VISIT of tbis OharitwiU take place NEXT MONDAY" AND TUESDAY, January 7th and 8th, AT THiil HOME, on Albany avenue, corner oi Herkimer Bt.

Donations of Olothintr, dry coodi. eroeenei and money are moKl earnestly solicited. A. Committee of the Lady Mana pers will be pretentduring the day au4 evening, to receive Visitors and take them through tne different departments. It is hoped many will embrace tbis opportunity to see this work fortbemeelveq.

The Ladies have prepared thoir usual Epipnany Tree for the Beneficiaries. Tbe gifts will he distributed a 3 P. M. on Monday, at which time tho Orphans will ting and reoite many of their pieces. Refreshments will be in readiness lor b'uch as df aire to purchase.

ja5 3t mWA NIGHTS IN SCOTLAND JL BROOKLYN ATHENEUM, THURSDAY, 10th, and lith JANUARY, At 8 o'clock, MR. KKNNKtlT, rhe celebrated Scoltish Vooalist. will (rivo his POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS THE SONGS OF SCOTLAND. Miss KUNNEDY. Tickets 50 cents, to all parts of the house.

ja53f A ALXEMlrr OK MUSIO. A BROOKLYN. BIXTH M6NDAY POPULAR CONCERT. MONDAY, JAN. 7th, AT 8 O'CLOOK.

First apueaiance at these Concerts of tho favorito Soprano. Miss AftY LOUISA SBGUR. Mr. F. LEITSCH.

the celebrated Trombone Soloist. Mr. HE1NDL, Flute and Zither Soloist. Mr. G.

W. CJL8Y, Pianisk Mr. THEO. THOMAS, Conductor, AD BIS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. Tickets 50 centa.

Reserved Seats 50 caote extra. jal 3t ATTENTION THEOBALD MILLER Begs to inform tha puhtic that hia new "OCEAN HALL." Corner of Bridge and Nassau sttools, if now finished and fitted up in tho most modarn aud elegant stjle. THE OPENING BALL of the season, will take place on THURSDAY EVkNIiNG. JANUARY 17th. to which he extends a cordial invitation to his friends and the public in general.

Parties wishing to engage tbe Ocean Hall (the largest in this city) lor balls or parties, will please applj immediately as ahove. jal 8t' EMERALD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. TWENTf NINTH ANNUAL BALL, IN AID OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, ACADEMY OF EVKN1NG, JANUARY, 1367. TICKETS. THREE DOLLARS.

P. O. LEACH, Prosidout. Matthew Leavy, Vice Presidens. Thomas Caiuioll Treasurer.

Tiiouas Kku y. Kccoroing Sec Thomas Oassi, Corresponding See. d21 5teod3 7TntiK HAM'S "tYMN ASIA A AND INSTITUTE 50a THE PRACTICE OF TBK "SWEDISH MOVEMENT No. 12 BOERUM BTRKltT, AND 79 LIVINGSTON 6TKIBT, Next door to Court itreet, Bapai twout for the applicaHon of the WUVEMttaST CURE io those wuo aro physically unable to in the exoruisesof the Gymnasia, has been added to btiis irifititution. aud a Ladv Graduate of the Philadelphia Colluge of Phyicims is in attendance to superintend And apply the movements to lady patients.

Al? those who are suffering from aknesi of say kind are reepectiuJJy invited to o.ili jnd examine tne apna rams or send tor a pamphlet, which will explain what du can be successfully treated by tnia method which isa 'een in successfu! operation in Now York for manj years rjasse iin Light Gymnastics or and Miasea, Man 3as. 'MVednesdaf ano Kriday afteruoona, at 3 o'clock. i 'or GeiitJemen Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 M. or Boys Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, at 3:30. and Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.

o20 tf TRAVEL. T.aROOKIjYif AMD KUOKAWAX BBAOE i RAILROAD. Ooiiiliili AKRANGEMKNT. But ew Ifork ate, 10 and 15 A. ni.

A i soil 1.30 P.M. Leave at 7.30. 9.30 and 11.30 A. M. aid L3o, 2.30 130.

5.S0 and 7 SUNDAY TRAINS. Suave East New If jrkato, 10, 11, 12, A. 1, 3, 4,1,6 7.30 f. M. Leav.

Oauursi. at 9.30, 10.30, 11.30 A. 12.30. 1.3a 3.30, 4.30, 6.30 anj 7 P. M.

i'he 10 A U. and 2 e. AI. Trains connect with the StAlm Saat Rockaway, ilirecl for "The Beach." inyli tf kJEW ROUTK TO CANAttSiJi ASD ROCKA WAV BROOKLYN AND CANARSfK RAILROAD, last completed, will run on and after Sept. 2L 1S6C.

Leave, rlamilton avenao Ferry, South Brooklyn, at 6.10, t.5. 9. 10 13. 30 A.M 1115. 3.15, 4.X.

5.43, 7 P. M. Arrive, at Canaraio, at 8, 9.15, 10.30, 11.13 A. 1, IIS, I SO, 4 i5. 6, 7.15, 8,30 P.

M. LenveB ansie at 7. 8.15, 9.30, 10.15, 12 A. IL 1.15, 1.30. J.15 5.

6.15 7.30 P. Arrive at tUe Ferry at 8.30. .45, 12.13 A. M. L30, 2.15.

5 15, 6 30, 8.15, 9 P. M. Tkis road passes thromrh SaLkott, Hoyt, ana Rerjren sta, lostrand ateuue. Clove road, (in front of all (he County onildinps, and Flalbnah Cemetery,) and through the Village of Canarsie. Th.

car will meet tbe Rockaway nteamboat. waich leave. fJanaraie at different hours of tho dav. Brooklyn, MenL 21. (se'il tf) F.

WSOD, Superintendent. fflOB PHILADELPHIA, 1 VTA SARITAN AND DKLAWARB BAY RAILROAD. ODAKGB OF TIHU. On ttt after Monday, Antcnst Dtk, 1S6S, taa acaias and thia Company will leave as lollowi: Steamer Jesae Boyt mil leave pier No. IS H.

foot af Anane sueet, av 10:45 A. oonneotiaa with Express train ior Bod Bank, Lont Branch, Farmlnoobla, Point Pleasant, BrickBburg, Manchester, Toms Kivet, AAOdjnansie, Barna At, Shamonf, Tnokerton. Atsioc, Jackson and Phtladal hU. and all atations on tAa Ountta and Atlantis Rail voad. At 4 P.M.

frasa pier rto. IX N. kaf 4:11 P. M. fri sier We.

3, N. oonneotinx with trains for above point. 7are to Philadelphia on all trains The freight boat leaves at 1 J90 P. SL tot ai points oa tha anr Philadelphia Retarninjv, trains leave Philadelphia express at 9 A. rroa foot of Vine atreet.

Jtare to New York AX Freight at i P. M. am vine in New Yerk at 4 A. JD. next aaornina All bingtgo annst delivered in New York at pier Mo.

SJ, aa none will be received at pier No. 3. au2 tf W. W. OUAYTOH.

Snot. BROOKLYN ANI JAMAICA BAIL WAY COMPANY. CHANGE OF TIME. WIHTER ARRANGEMENT, Nov. lit, 18M.

For Jamaica 8:13 and 11:15 A. M. and 12 13, 2:45, 3:43. 6:1 and 6:30 P. M.

Foc HempeteAd 8:15 aad 11:45 A. and 2:45 or Syoaaot A. M. and 3:45 P. M.

For River Head 8:45 A. M. and 2:15 P. M. For Greenport 8:15 A.

M. Leave Jamaica for Brooklyn 9:39, 8, 9, 19:10 A. M. and 12:30. 2, 4, 5 aad OF.

oc31tf D. J. MOT.LOY. anpenntendenV BATH AKD COMSY ISLAND B. Sunday Excnraiona Cars teavo (ireenwood IB aad 12 A.

land 4 P. Retnm 11, 1, Sand P. far Uonev Ialand and all intermediate stations Dally cars for New Utrecht, Bath and GuntherviMe leave arenwTod at 9 and 11 A. and 2.30, 4.30 and P. M.

R.tjimat 10:10 A.41., 1:40. 3:10 and P. M. mySU ATOHES AND OLOOKa OP HVHRY dMCriptaOB, Jawelrv, fancy Articles. re jaiMudwYrnuitdd to aiAS.

MaHOSBAY, 7w SWUB 8ix hnndred buildinRB hove been erected on the burned district of Portland, Me. Susan Fishev, of Portsmouth, N. lately claeked and pounded her child to death. Snails, one of tho principal Parisian dolica cies, are said to have almost supplanted frogs that market. Griffin Taylor, of Cincinnati, left an estate valued at $1,050,000.

3" The new opera house in Paris will cost four millions of dollars. The number of persons who lost their livos on the lakes during the year 1866 was one hundred and seventy. There are in the United States at tha present time 3,884 Roman Catholio churches and chapels, 71 theolegioal seminaries, 1,404 academies and schools, and not far from 30,000 pupils. A United States detective officer found last week in Warren county, N. a tin box containing counterfeit United States notes to the amount of $25,000.

An Idaho letter says the business of counterfeiting gold dust is oarricd on to a serious extent, and the authorities of the Territory have been called upon to suppress it. The police are utterly unable to find any clue to the whereabouts of Louis Pox, the well known billiard player of Eoohester. He has' been miesing since the 5th of December. Leonard W. Jerome is said to be the Kw York broker who recently invited a number of lady friends to hia house, and had placed on the plate of ach one thousand dollars as a gift.

The husbands of the gifted ladiss are very indignant, and some of them have compelled their wives to sand the present back. In October last Noah M. Proctor, of Franklin, N. committed suicide while laboring under a temporary tit of insanity. On the 10th inst.

Isaac Proctor, father of the deceased and one of the most i espected citizens of Franklin, was claimed by dealh. Grief over the tragic end of his son was supposed to have hastened the father's decease. On Tuesday last, Wm. Proctor, the last surviving child of the family, died. Among the ghastly statistics of the year are those furnished by the Coronet of New York, who informs us that there have been 61 suicides since January last, 36 infanticides, and 234 cases of drowning by acoident or "otherwise." It is not clear what that latter expression Perhaps "murder by some person or persons unknown." The London Court Journal announces that her Eoyal Highness, the Princess of Walos, is and the Princess Helena also is In the first case, "early in tho ensuing year," and in the latter "in April," are tho specified occasions.

The Princess Clotilde was to hava about two weeks beforo Christmas. Adah Isaacs Heenan Menken Et Cetera Barkley has got a baby, mother and child doing well. It is related that tho child frantically insists that some one shall "bring forth tho fiery untamed steed." Thus the characteristics of the mother betray thojisulves in the progeDy at a tender age. Brothers Hazelton, Wagstaff and Murphy belong to an organization called the "Praying Band," of Troy, N. Y.

They and some forty othera hold themselves in readiness to go into the country whenever and wherever they may be invited to pray. Their labors are followed invariably by a pronounced religious excitement, and revivals are anticipated in. tba western part of the State by the faithful. Poison for Whales. 'ali'prtfuii Bays; A new method of catching whales has been tried with considerable success, science having eontributed to its discovery.

Our readers are well awaro of tho deadly effects of the Indian poison eaUotl curare or woorali, concerning which wo have often had occassion to record the most interesting experiments, especially in mentioning the attempts made to use it as a specific for lockjaw, its peculiar action consisting in relaxing the muscular system. Strychnine is a poison producing a contrary effect, the excessive contraction of the system, or, in other words, tetanus or lockjaw. It is a curious fact that by tho conjunction of these two agents, so diametrically opposite in their effects, a poiion is obtained that will kill almost instantly if only administered in tho dose of half a milligr. per kilo, of tho animal to be subjected to its action, provided itu weight do not exceed ten kilos. If larger tho dose must be proportionately increased.

M. Thiercelm, tho inventor of this poiiOh, composed it by mixing a salt of strychnine withone twentieth of woorali. To apply it to whale fishing ho makes the compound up into cartridges of thirty gms, ounce) each, which iB enough to kill an animal of sixty thousand kilos, weight. Each cartridge is imbedded in the gunpowder contained in an explosive shell, which is firod off on tho whale. In a late whaling voyage ten whales received such missiles, and nil died within from four to eighteen minutes after the infliction of tho wound.

Out of theso ten whales, six were cut up for their blubber and whalebone. Their remains were handled by careless wen, who frequently had acratohos and sores on their skin, and yet not ono of them suffered tha slightest iujnry a circumstance which ehows that tho poison cannot be, transmitted from the fish to tho men. Its poisonous action on tho whale is, however, so great, that practically the doso will have to be clinimished, so that tho death of tho creature may notbe so sudden. We should not forget to stato that two out of tho ton whales above mentioned wcro lost by one of tho mmy accidents incident to whaling, and that two olliets were of a kind that is nut worth fishing for. Serious Advice to Green" Skaters.

Now that the ska'ing mania has broken out with violence, an exchange akos occasion to print the following directions for new beginners 1. Never try to skato in two tlhections at onco. This font tins often been attemptoJ by new beginners, but never successfully. It always ends in sorrow. 2.

Eat a few spples for refreshment sake while skating, aiiii tin etire to throw the cores on the ice, for fust skaters to break their shins oyer. Fast skaters nre your natural enemies, and should not bo allowed to enjoy themselves peaceably. 3. Sit down occasionally, no matter wheio right in the way of the rest of the party, if you want to. There is no law to prevent a new beginner from sitting down whenever he has any inclination to do so.

4. When you meet a particularly handsome lady, try to skate on both sides of her at onoo. This is very pretty, and sure to create a sensation. If tho lady's big brother is in sight it is well to omit this. 5.

Skate over all tho small boys ot once. Knock 'em down. It makes great fun, and they like it. G. If you skate into a hole in the ico take it coclly.

Tliiiik how you would feel if the water wbs boiling hot. 7. If your skates aro too slippery buy a now pmr. Keep buying new pairs until you find a pair" that are not slippery. 8.

In Bitting down, do it gradually. Don be too sudden; you may break the ice. t. When vou fall headlong, examine the straps of your skates very carefully before you get up. This will make everybody think you fell because your skates were Beginners always do, you know.

10. Wear a heavy overcoat or cloak till you get thoroughly warmed up, and then throw it off and let the wind cool you. This will insure you a fine cold that will last you as long as you live. ii Alter vou Bet so you can skato towr ably'well Mate youreelf sick immediately. four hmurs kate frantioally skato tall vo Stet tSou rfek at fast; "and then vou may die, and that will be an excel lent thing ft wiU be such a good example to the rest of tho voting people.

A few simple directions for lady skaters ar 8i.eif you wear tilters on tho ice, bo sure that jour calves are properly adjusted. The spectators along the bank are generally critical. 2 Scream prettily in passing an air holo, and'fiive the arm of Charles Augustus a frantic sqeeeze. It makes him feel his oats in a piotectionnl way. 3 Ifvour skating partner is ebsible, and vow foot is pretty, don't hesitate in asking nto to adjust youskate straps overy tan minutes.

He will rather lika it I. V4.ET AND EN, PUBLISHES AND PROPRIETOR, The Beooelyh DArtvr Eagle Is publishes every Brficmoon at the Xagle Buildings, 10 and 39 JTulte treet, Brooklyn, and la delivered to City subscribers PTtry evening, at eighteen sent per week, payable to the Carriers. 8jt This Paphb has She uibqisi craouLATroir of say Bvsning paper published in the United States, and as a aMdiumfor busiaejl and general advertising la sot xupaBeeu by an other ournal. TBsus InTariabiy easa in advance. OB.PniNTING OP EVERT DESCRIPTION FEOalTTfcX AUD SteiHUI EX20TJTSB.

AUCTION SALES. JAS. COLE'S SON, AUCTIONEER, (Office, 369 Fulton street. Commercial Exchange) WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9TH, At lfi o'clock at tho Commercial Excnange, Na.

369 Fulton street. opDOtfit the City Hall,) Brooklyn. fo. 626KULTON AVENUE The 3 story brick store and iweliinff on the northerly sido, 122 feet 11 ins west from Tranklin avenue; house 20 feet 4 ins by about 45 feet, aub atantially built; lot about 80 feet deep For particulars apply to the auctioneers. 389 Fulton sfc, grcohfyn.

ja5 3t PC. PROVOST, Office 20 OOORT STREET, (old N. 9J (Opposite City HalL) GENERAL AUCTIONEER AND COLLKOTOU. Steal Estate bought and sold Houses let. Rents and Account collected.

Money loaned on bond and Searcher and Conveyancer. tfl2 tillUrl POLITICAL. TrteMOCBATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE adopttdatameetinffof the Committee, held Dec. IB. 1866, rnmanes will be held in all the different wards and Towna TtlDCnaV toil I.

I 4 BP.M for Delegates to the General Committee in plaos tfce members whose terms expirtd Deo. 31 1866, and of mhoee who have reatRned, and also for officeta of the Ward Fnd Town Associations. The Committee will inoet for organization on TUESDAY IVENING, Jan. 15. 1867.

at 7 o'clock, at the Committeo Booms, No. 347 Fulton street, over the Lafayette Fire Insurance Co. The elections will bo held ne follows: 1st Ward John Connor's, cor of State and Parman ats. Inspectors Willi Bm Atkinson, Tho craighau, WiUiitu Cnflot, 2d Ward No 70 Jay Bt, CooDerShop. Inspectors Win, rean.

McfJailey, Jaa A Duffy Ward Niaqara House, Court et Inspectors Charles yiamean, Pelletreau, Jas De Vaucene. 4th Ward White House. Inspectors Hanan, W. Powell John Brady. 6th Ward Walter Long's Shop, York street.

Inspeotora Jas Shevlin. Michael Clancey, tLttnrj Osborne. 6th Ward Charles O'Neii'a, cor of Congress and Columbia ats. Inspectors Michael Farman, Jamea Hushes, Michael Smith. 7th Ward Corner of Steuben st and Myrtle av.

Inspectors Hamill. Thos Whelan, Thos Cullam. 6th Ward 4th avenue, cor of 19th st. Inspectors Robt Moor, Thos Ryan, Fran lit UcGrath. 9th Ward Thos MeGuire's, cor of Dean stand Yander bilt av.

Inspectors Wm Dunn, James Casidy. Richard llurunv. turn wara Mcumms hcdooi ttoom. zas I'acmcst. BDPctnrs Peter Mnrthea.

fas Connor. Jas Monrfi. 11th Ward Gaffney's. cor Hudson av. and Bolivar st In sptetors John Campbell.

John Buckley, Giddinpa. 12th Waid Geo McMalion's Coal Office, corner of Van Brunt and Rapelyea st3. Inspectors Michaol Phealan, Patrick Eaizan, Martin Gleeson. lSh Ward Harry Dixon's Fourth sbreet. Inapoot Cts A Brown, A Fox.

Michael Slavin. 14th Ward Griffin's, North 2d and 4th sts. Inspectors John Greany, Jeremiah Walsh. Martin Short. I5tb Ward Shields', 400 Grand st.

lospectorg Peter Braman, MomnDictinion, Cornelius Hoi inquest. 16th War 85 Montross av InBpectora John Eichler, Jacob Stark, Frederick Linnd. 17th Ward Carriage House, neir corner of Oak and Franklin sts. Inspectors Smith, Cornelias Smith, Patrick Callahan. 18th Ward ieitz's, Remen st, Inspcctora Chas Mohn, fi Baldersen, 0.

Caufield. 19t'j Ward Union HalL Broadway and Clymerat. InBpectora Brmkerhoff. Boswell, Nicholas Amman. 20th Ward Cor Fulton av and AdeJphi ut.

inspectors James MurtDa, Thos Riley. Peter Fitx Patrick. Flatbush Cor of Montgomery and 18th st. lnepectors Senry Crammer, Finnecan. Gravesend Town House.

Inspectors Storms, Wm Bennet, Washington Villetts. New Utrecht Vincent Hotel Jnppeoton Peter Wyck Off, Rulef Yan Brunt, Wardell New Lots MarLin Bennett's, Hast NewVork. Inipist Ors David Hoacland, John T. Sackman, Wm. B.

Howard. Flatlands Voorhiss, Janaraie. Inpeatrs Cow onhoven, Joel Skidmore, Garret Bcrcen. By order of the Committee. W.

L. LIVINGSTON, Chairman pro torn. G. Heihian, Secretary. ja17t PEWTISTRY.

TTITROUS OXIDE GAS DR. I. V. yi BOWERS, Dentist, 197 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, has for several years past made and administeredt a chemically pure article of Nitrons Oxide Gas, for the painless extraction of teeth, with results perfootiy satisfactory the patient. Sererai physicians of Brooklyn, daily aend to this establishment many of their pationta feriDg from diseases of the luncs, bronchial Ac.

All these persons, so afflicted, are very materially benefited by inhaling the as, for the extraction of their teeth. Gas should never be taken if not perfectly new and fresh. Ifold.it is worthless. Young and inexperienced men and boys should never, in any ca se. bo allowed to prepare or administer the Ras.

Porsono requiring the services a thorongblj experienced and careful dentist, will come feo Iheao HeftiquTlen nd u.n.ve itoir deep yea teeth extracted without iue slight e6t pain or danger. Froja tive to iwenty teeth may be exiracied by odc? inhalin tho gas. Artificial tooth of every description, and all dental work cheaper than any other place in Brooklyn, and of a enpeiiorquality. Call and nee. d31 ly TWT1TROUS OXIDE GAS.

Ai Dra. FRAIM AND PALM FR, DENTISTS, 257 FULTON STREET, Have, in connection wim tneir operative and recharical dentistry, Riven close study to the manufacturing ot the above acnt for the painless extraction ot teeth, and with an eye to the scienlihc pieparatiou thereof. Consequently has been such as to establish our business as fceiiiK the "Headquarters" in this city. Being the propr.e iors of this old and firmly iistabhshed business, we proudly point to our record as not only beinp the most moderate in our terms, but also as having the most complete facilities or the manufacture of Ariiricial Teeth, (entire seta for $12 and partial sets in pi oporuoui, nonce we invite all in waut of teeth to cut this out. and give us a call, our prices are uch cs to suit everybody.

And mark, that all work that Jeaves our ouice is cuar.tnteed to work perfect. Operations the natural teeth carfuhy and scientifically attended to. iio charge for extraction whRU artificial teeth are inserted. Again, call and Sbe us and be convinced that what we asorL 8 correct. n24 ly it ACB ASD JSKUOKS, DENTISTS, 257 CMlTON STREET, BROOKLYN.

3m BROOKLYN DENTAL INSTITUTE, 24 MY HI LH aVEN UE A.a good iel ol teeth for Mia HiflQe iB the oountcy. Particular attention to tilling. A1J work honestly done at tbo lowest prices. All work warranted. ExtractinK with nirrous oxtde sas, withont paia, 60 cents: without 2) cente.

Ocmo and sea. tC6m DB. BEaiBtOO. DK3ST1STUY (i. R.

PARKH1 RST, k45 removed tro.u No. 170 to No. SOS 'Vaehiutot Bt.snt, oppositf the myl ty SKLFSS AND DUSKaSKD TEETH B. tnoved, without pain, bv ca3, at PK T. IOS.

FRY'S, No. Clinton street uM A'' THE Sli.TIWG SEaSOA. NION SKATING PND. The FrODrietorcf ttiis Poml beits to annonnco tb.it ue la now itrepared to isauo Tickets to liis patrons and friends, or this popular place of uuiua meat, during the season, at the following REDUCED RATES: Gentlemen CO aoies ami Mioses 1 50 Iioya under 15 years of aie I SO Siimle admission 25 dT41m WM. UAMMKVER, Propnotor.

fptATITUIilNE SKATiNG LAKE. INAUGURATION OiTtHK REASON OF 1865 7. Tho Proprietors ot the CAPITOLINE skating lakh JBeg to snnonnce to their friends and tho citizens of Brooklyn generally that thoy are now fully prepared to fnrnih Jac lities for the Jull enjoyment of sk iting, ia the same fliyJD maiHU't uj "1U smut; u.ui.iuiim uia uKomit' nu.ww liavo hitherto proven so satisfactory to the chousanda who jkavemade their lake such favorito resort during the winter mouthd. llie following are the rate3 of admission Rdopted for the season Gents' Tickets Si 00 Ladies Tickets 53 Misses' Tickets 1 53 Boys under fourteen 2 00 Single admission 5J Every purchaser of a ticket is amenable to the rules and eeftnlaiiona indorsed on his ticket, and aldo tho rules of the lake and conditions to abide by thr same. Tickets msj' bo procured at Sawyer's, Ful avenue, corner of Jay str.eet; J.

12. Cornell's, 16 Court street; Wuito Jt Jiichols', Fulton, cornw Pineapple street, and also at the office of the lake. Ono day and evening reBPrved for a special purpose which aft will bo charged an a lraision fee ot 5Q cents. When there is skating, sienals will be itisutTeri from the flapataff of the ilrookiyn City Railroad tilflce. Fulton ferry; Sawyer's, Fulton av.

corner Jay st; "tViliotd' coal yard, corner Kn I ton and Carlton Bolton A Blairs' Hardware Store, Fulton ave opposite Flatbush ave; also in the windows of the Knltoi avenue cars. NO SKATING UNLESS THU I LAG OR BALL 13 UP A BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance evory after oon and evening. la WKED A PECKER. Proprietors. SKATES! FOR BALK AND TO RENT BY THH DAT.

FOR LADIH6. GENTS AND BOVS. How is the time wheo the boys, girls and old folks are getting ready to enjoy the healthy exercise of skating. "VVe are now offerina our new assortment of Skates to the public of all kinds and sizes, to rent by the day and eveninfr. Skates grooved and repaired at the shortest notice at the SKATE EMPORIUM.

OF VININO WASHBURN, 1,295 PULTON AV. Between Olaason avenue aad Hunter street, Brooklyn. ate UMBER AT WHOLESALE RETAIL, ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY. A foil atook aniubl for ibipmenl Omaa, Annraus. Afiriea, Braeil, West Coast, Bio Da La Plata, and all othe: foraiffB markets.

Seteotiona for sartiea fr ntire arrow ata do with aad despatch. Tha Attention of Export rr mmA Uaaafactarera is especially requested. PINE, SPRUOF AND HEMLOCK, Tory variety. Als a enra' tutfortment of Hard wood I Bftablefor Homaaad Foreijro aiarketa, inolndina MAHOGA21Y, BLACK WALNUT, HICKORY, WHERRY, ASH. WHITKOAK, SYOAMORK.Kto., KU RABWOB, lilS, WHITKOOB.

BOARDS AND PLAITK. 9AK AND MA HO ANY KNKKKM, VAION 8POKM AN LL JC hi. tonattitlywhaadaaaforiala ia amantitiM to rait BfniWhTn by a. W. A.0AMS Atlantic ook.

anil Wati ttret. fo fc. TflNES AND LIQUORS, FULTON THB UN deraigned would respeutfully oatl the attention of is and the public to bis targe ado well relented ssEOitmentof winea and liquors ot the choioost brandu fo the Bollldaye, whtoh will b. sold nt uncea to amt alL lbayb. n9 2m 181 Falton avonueCitolito Bai'din.) M30ARD PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH JD board, suitable for centleman and wife and single centletnen.

Apply at 307 Honry street. Heferoucos exchanged. d29 7t BOARD A FEW LADIBS AND GEN tlemen can be accommodated vrich comfortable hoard and rjloasant rooms, at Butler street. Taenia, gentle men 85 DC; ladies yery reasonable. d2tlm BOARD ONE OR TWO ROOMS, 2d and 3d floora, can now be had, with first olass accommodations in a amah family, living in their own bouse, 67 Summit street, near First place, or apply at SOS Broadway, IN'.

Room 20; terms moderate. ja5 6f BOARD A VERY LARGE FRONT room, 2d floor, with all the conveniences, such as Ria, heater, water, to lot, with board, to centleman aud wife or three sinplo gentlemen. Apply Adams street, 4th EngJiah baa em on bouse from Johnaop ar ja5 3t BOARD NEAR CITY HALL TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with a pleasant front room, and Rood board, upon reasonable terms; also vacanciesfor day boarders; house contains all the modern improvements. Inquire at No. 13 Fulton avenue, near cor ner of Smith street.

ja5 2t BOARDTO LET, WITH BOARD, A neatly furnished attic room, with ras, suitable for one or two; nleo a small room suitable for one. Apply at 95 Middagh st. ja5 21 BOARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, rooms, on Becond floor, at 59 Dean street, convenient to thrre car routGB; whore the of a home, and a good table may be had bata and gas. ja5 6t BOARD A NICELY FURNISHED room, with good board, for a rentleman and wife or two single RentleinRo, can be obtained a irivate family, at 40 Powers Ptret, between State and Atlantic. Raf ei ence3 eichapged.

js5 2t ARD ONE OR TWO APULTd MAY obtain good hoard in a private family, with a pleasant, cnufortably fnrnibtied thirrt sioryj tout room. Terms, clutliuo fire quo khh, 3t0 dot weak ouu $16 lor Lvr r. Acply to T. iS. PHirjIiIPS, 8i and 86 Washington street, V.

ja5 3t BOARD ON HEIGHTS A neatly furnished room, Suitable for gentleman and wile or two single gentlemen; ttsrnia very reasonable; also a vciy pleasant accommodation for a single young lady. Apply at 131 Henry st, near "Wall st. ferry. ja5 3t OOARD" FORNISHKD ROOMS TO LET, 0 with board, at 107 fjawrencs street. Rooms en suite orsincle; kousefimfc class and centrally located; fourth door from Fulton avenue and ten minutes' walk from Will street ferry.

jl 6t BOARD WANTED BY A YOUGMAR rieU cnnple, in a private family, trith first claa board, in a pood neighborhood; local ion not below Fort (Jreeno place; best of references givon. Address M. A. Easio office. ja3 Gt OARD WANTKD, A FURNISHED room, with breakfast and tea, with a privata family.

icar "Wastiiunton and Nsjhu streets. Address V. C. PA' LOR, 34 New street, N. Y.

jat 3t OOARD A FEW REtsPKCTABLW GEN tlemen who wish clean, well furnished rooms and a rood table, in a private family, may call at 215 Hicks street, Brooklyn ref oiences ro quired! ja4 6t OARD TOLETTrOOM AVITH BOARD, toa gentleman and wife: also room for gentlemen; rmiiy small; neighborhood pleasant. Inquire at 20 Harri son etreet, between Clintoa and Court sts. j4 3t BOARD A HOME WITH GOOD BOARD may be found in a smalt famil, for three young gentlemen of fcteariy habits. Apply, with references, at No. 257 1.

'lint on street. ja4 4t BOARD FOR THRKK SINGLE GEN tltmen, in private family; first clasa house; two rooms on 2no floor. Apply to Dlt. REYNOLDS, 177 Court sftt'Pt. opposite Harrison.

jal 3t BOARD A HANDSOMKLY FURNISH ed fron room and bedroom, with largo closets, water aiid gas. to let, with board; also a ballroom. Apply at 67 Lafayette av uuo ja4 3t BOARD A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL let, with board, a large and plemnt room on 2i floor, v. ell furniFhod, and nas two closet und drawers; very desirable for pen tip ii" ai and wife: bath room, Ac, on samo floor. Apply at, 267 Mackett slreet, betweon Cjurt and Clinton sts.

ja4 6t BOAKD HANDSOMELY AND NEWLY furnished rooms to tec with firt cln ii ho wd, to nen tlvmen and i heir wives or rrinfil centlomon; house coii mms li the modern improvements; locality pleasant and convenient to the ieriiea; torins moderate Apply at S7 State sti eet. jal BOARDNRAR WALL STRESflT FERRY To lot, with board Cl vro larKe monis und one hall room: fire, gas. Ate; terms modora. c. Api'Iy at 31 Joralemon street.

ju4 3t 'OOARD A FEW OENTLEMRN OA.N iiE nccommod'iteu with a lurnisaeu room and goon board, 5 OARD TV) SMALL UOOMS TO LET, ,5 with board, in a desirable location. Apply at No. 293 rilinton street, Brooklyn. ja3 Gt jjERR'S 3fAM 7 OlNTMKNT, USED JL toryt ara ir Furope ievei failo'f to euro the worit casest ot burns, scalds, gat i breiit, sores, uiies rhtuuia tit m. chilblain, corn, i'nco "i5 cunts.

No one should te without it. It hoves un rom sore nipploa at mice, an cures tho most hopeloas ot tho above. Soi by ill 'vupgista. Dopot 107 Chatham street, N. Y.

dt7 'tcn NEW AND SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. NO MORE toothache: AFL'ER asiNG I N'S GRKVr HAUI1E It never fails to curp it instantly. Give it a trial Price DO cents per bottle. To bo had at o. ulinton place, aud Drug storey ja3 9f DARLING! DAHLIaG'S FEV1SB A AGUiS CUU15.

Sure Ifemcdy. Ta hist i Arrosta tho Disiaio. Never known to Jail SolJ in all irU ot tbe UnitodStatoJ and the Canarias hy Dnigpift a' nor bottle. Agents Mefcsrs. WHiiELEH.

PATTERSON jn5 3ni Drtifrgi. j. 160 William st. N. Y.

UANCiiNG AO K. AND iMIdS MojaLiIjISTMH'S BANUING AOA.DBMV nriTHio Ball. Adams street, aeal Jnuorrl isreet for GeDtlumeri Tastlsj And rriaay rTaias. LwliO! (Jlaris, tj nday Mcning. All thelasbiocabla danof.

tanetat monacoorae of tnontf stmr lebsona ffor terms Der Quarter ana turthtr aarticalariscna (or Hrcular. N. B. Eujht Soirco, TUarsJay eiremns, Jan. 3.

un3i 6m T. ORIS DANCLNG AOADMMx, SI1 AND 313 ULTON STRUKT, WILL OFKN 8GPTKJ1BEB, VJ9. Waaaea for Gontloii.on Tue3da, and radar 9Tlirs; aem ItalO. for vyeduesow evomnira, Ira 7 tm i. for Ladies, Missea and Masters Wednesda, and gatur Ladiea frura 2 to Mituies 4nd Meters from 3 1.S Private lesaona can be taken th morning or atanl cone not occupied by tLa reirular ulasaea.

Private acnoola and olassei instructed N. B. Cor fnrttur partioulars hetily at tbe Aoodemr for a oiroular. MB. C.

H. RIVERS' DANCINO AOA DBMY, a SOaBRMBRHOBN HTRKGT, Corner oi Court street, WILL RB 9PKN TUESDAY BEPT. 12TH. oars oatnaience at any time. Trseaday and Friday af ternoona tat Ladiea: Tuesday aad Tid, evenings far Gentlemen; Weinesdar an4 Aturday sftraoons for Ohildrem.

Soiree. a usual Oari. can b. ebtained at J. 9.

Willis's, Tl Qeort stnau Urns K. Lent'a muaio store. 559 Falton street; aad at drof store oaroex oi Falta Mi Pierrewat ttnete Htm CI. AIR VO AWT. CIAIKVOYANCB MADAME CLIFFORD, 291 Atlantio street, examines disease, prescribes remedies and attends to all affairs of lire and busi nesa nei eraUy.

Disease examined by Hair and satisfaction Ena'anteed. ja31in me i LET A LAKGE FUBN1SHKD ROOM M. on seconA floor, ta one or two gentlemen, wlthoat board, at the old number 137 Atlantio street, between Clinton Henry; terms moderate, if paid in advanoe. ja4 2t HOUSES TO LET. nno LIST PART OF A HOUSE, WITH JL modern improvements, good location, neighborhood, Ac; 2d Btory and two rooms on 3d floor, if wanted use of kitchen and wash, room: immediate possession.

Call immediately at 250 Adelphi street, 2d door north of Lifayetto avetme. iafi 2t LET FOKM1SHED ATTIO KOOM, lio. oo iiiinij street, near niton. jao i rjO LET A PLEASANT FURNISH KD back room on second floorLwith all conveniences, without board, situated near the Wall street Ferry. Address I.

S. Engle office. ja5 2t rgW LET A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH JL fiie and to one or two gontlemen. at 33 Scher merhorn street, corner of Court, two blocks from City Hall. jn5 2t rr LET PART OF A THRBE STOKY JL brick house second story and basement, or more, if desired; water and gas; rent $20 per month Bedford ave Due, second bouse from Putnam.

Immediate poaed ion ja5 2t TO LET A 3 STORY BASEMENT AND JL sub cellar house, with modern improvements near Court street; 10 minutes' walk from Hamilton ferry; possession immediately. Inquire of HIT TON ELY. No. 10 Pine street, N. or J.

G. ATWATKR, Agent, 218 Desraw street, Brooklyn. d31 12 1 LKT THB BUTCHER STORE No. 194Tillary atievt. Immediate possession.

Apply on tho preroifioi LET FUKNISHED BACK PARLOR No. SO Adams Btreet, with nre and gas a4 4t FIO LKT SECOND FLO OK IN ANEW brick bouse, all improvements, tbree or moro rooms, Olaason avenue, bouse nortii of Atlantic avenuo. i4 3f PIANOFORTES. Tfin QNDBRFTJL IMPfiO VKilENT. BAWYKB'S PATENT AGKAFBE PIANOS.

PBRSO'S WHO MA? INTEND PUKOHAINO THE8R BEAOTIlfUIi AND SWEET TON b'D Ir STRU F.HTS WILL PliSASiT, LEAVH THEIB OROEB3 An SOOM AS POSSIBLK, AS IT 18 VORE THAN LIKK THJE DEMAND WILL BH QBKATKR THAN TUB HUPPLT, THIS SEASON. SA WTER'S ONLY WAKEIJOOMS IN BROOKLTN, MO. 69 FULTON OOR. OF JAT ST. B.

Mr. 8AWTKR wisbes it; to be 4istinctlT understood thai bo has no business oonneotion tritb any other liereon or persons im tbia oity, and that he ia the sola Ofvner ot tbe iate brra of Sajer A Thompson. He deara it ia dut, to say this, as tbere ara dbones in tbis city who woald tutvu tbQ pnblis believe tbej are selling similar Pianos, ind uidcavomiB to detive oaDital on hia reputation. lia ti "new patent BELL AGRAFFE PIANOS, TilB BEST INVENTION OUT, Producing a elear belt. TOMH, superior to anytliins here oforo affetod the public.

FOE SALK ONLV AT THE WAREROOMS, No. 3 GREENE AVENUE. ly WATERS' SQUARE AND UPKlUaT PIANOS, SI AND CABINET ORGANS. THB BEST MANUFACTURED. TO LE and rent allowed, if purchased.

Monthly pay oonts received for the same. Second hand Pianos, at Irarcainu, from $60 to $225. Old Pianos taker a exchange. Liberal discount to teacbofl ind cterpym.ii. Gusli paid for secoud band pianos.

Pianos tuned and repaired. New 7 octave Pianos for $27s upward. Warerooms, No. 481 Broadway, New fork. nil tf HORACE WATERS.

mHBPELOUBET ORGAN'S. Awarded the GOLD MED at the last Pair of the teericaU over Mason Hamlin's and all eoi2netitors. as XHK BEST OABINBT ORGANS, Hoing pronounced 6Unerior in QUALITY, VARIETY, AND POWER of tore and in number of couibinations. These oriranB, with their pipe like quality of tone, beau Miul effects, and preat power, aro superior for PARLORS AND CHURCHES, And particularly fine for our (area CITY SAKBATH SCHOOLS A large assortment alwaya on hand at tbe warerooms of the manufacturers, PELOUBET, PISLTOM U1016t Ml Broadway, New York. TEIN WAV Sc SONS' COLD MKOaL GRAN AND SQUARK PIANOS are new cousi6o the best in Surope aA Kelt as tbis country, bavin.

tht First tie Modal at the Wcftd'j Kxhibition ir uadoa, 1861 rtie principal reauoi; woy tb Utemwa Piar.oa aro aair jtraU tner, is, tnat.lhc arm is empoaed ol Bte prau oa'pianoforte m.uera, ita JiBr and torn aous), abo ihtoe A na aw iraprovemev an under whos, persons ever part or t. instrument ia nianntactuiej arftroouns, Nor. Jl and 71 Cast Uth betwsoc Unior. oats and Irvinx New York. seat tf IliSARrj L1.NE OF EXTRA STEAMERS.

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND QUEEWSTOWN. SAILING FROM NKW YORlv EVERY WEDNESDAY SAILING TO KB' YORK EVERY TUESDAY, Siecrugo front New Ytrk A30 Stverape Passage to Now York 35 All payable in currency and including a liberal allowance 01 cooked These steamers carry passencors on one deok only. Dratts for tale on Great Britain and Ireland. For passage and further information aDPlt at E. CUfiARD'S STEERAGE OKITICE.

jaSly 59 BROADWAY. N. V. GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES. TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND (JUEBN9TOWN.

BY IN MAN LINE MAIL STKAMBRS. Persons senoing for friends should embrace tbis favorable opportunity. Apply to JOSEPH BERRY, Aeent, 330 Pulton street near City Hall. Brooklyn, Drafts for remittance payable in all parts of England, Ireland and Scotland. d2l llf rpAPSOOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICII BS SOUTH 8TRZET, NEW YOB lit.

Weekly Line ot Steamers to and from LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. TAPSCOTT'S CHUIBRATKD UNES or LIVBRPOOIi ANB LONDON iAOICETS. IT or passage to and from Queenatown, Liverpool or Lou. 'on. and drafts payable throughout England, Irelamd, Soot od arid Wales, at lowest posnbls rates, apply to TAPSOOTT BROS; 4 jb26 ly South Btreet.

STEAM TO ASTD FROM Irul KJLiiJ wu it VHOHOR UNE OF TRANSATLANTIC? BTEAtt HIBrlRHlA. CALEDONIA, BRITANNlX COLOMBIA, WUIA, sil regularly, oarryinc passenijerB ana frjm tha pnnii 1 alacea in EnirlMd, Ireland, Soatlaod, Walea, aad th jmUid States, and forward passeuers at tbxoujrb farea tr id trem Eranoe, 4c. Vares as low aa by any other first siaas una. rs ibia ajay d0e, not smploy ruanets. theaa trha iriahpMsin rkets, oertifloatea of prepaid paase so km for tb.ir lands, any furtbor information, will oleaae apply at tba ompiVi office, N.

I Green, N. or JAMBS NORTON, inn Fulton avenos. oor Bun pbsM Broaklya. JBEETJWGS. ROOKLYN AUADEMIT OF MUSIO 1 The annual mootmrt 01 me oiouauoiaera of tho U.n1.1nn An.amvnf Unjln Dill hBld ID thn IliruilW Rooms in lie bniIdinB, on FRIDAY BVE.NING, January lltb, 18V, at 8 o'clock, to reoeivo the reDcrt of the Board of Directors, and eleot Ave (5) Directors in the plaoa of tbose whose term of office will tben expire.

Brooklyn, December mb, 1667. nrIri dS7 td A. COOKB HULL, Seoratuj..