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BiraiiresB hoti LDBI ASD FOTJHD. AU0TI01T SAfcES, A Servant Girl SBot by her Employer. He Mistakes Her for a Burglar MONDAY EVKNIKG JA5CAHY 31. BBOOKLTK DAILY EAOLS OFFICE. IX P.

M. JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Aoanonn. OENTBAL SUES BOOMS, counts 01 WILLODUHBY AND FKARL STREETS, NEAR THI OUT "ALL. BBOOKT Yh. W.

W. 10WN8END, OBNEBAL AUCTIONEER AND COMHIBSIOK AQKNT, CITICI, 7 JlTRTlI ATEStn. Iteiidence, oor. Concord and Biloge streets, Brooklrn. JaW lm mil sell on FEED COLE, Auctioneers.

CITY SALES BOOM, 843 FULTON BROOKLYN. Wednesday, Feb. 2. At 10 o'clock, at 63 Fulton street. Stotk of a Lsmp anH Fin Store.

cmDrl.tnir a i.tm nient rf a'ass and me'al laniD. lor oil and flniif hut. irlur rd gas jamps. Ouamentu, fsncj goods, ell, flalS Ae. lXt OLiTOKS' SALE OF KEAL ESTATE IN Undpra Dower of sa'els tte will of Mil.

Hutl. drewti. lair or tho City of Broorljo, wBl be i 'ic, on 1 hursday, tho 17'h day of Febrnary, arr, f. 0 Public Salesroom of James Oalet ,01 Bronviyr, the follcwlneproiwrty ySi "h0 "U'Ug 110 J7 51 j.V brl01c front dwelltns house Poarl street; lot S3 by Aml certain lots In the Colored Peoples settlement in tha Fall descrlpihn of the property gWen at. the sals Each plec of property win reser oaoh portion Is entirely free and clear of all Incumbrance whatsoe'er, and hs betn In possession of the testator without chance fjr nearly thirty eara.

1 Terms ol Male IS per ceDt lo be paid on the day of sale SO por cent at the eiplrjtlon of 30 dvs; aid th remainder on the Ural day of May, 18t9 when the deeds will be delrered. Further Information fan be obtained from F. W. TABEB vviuc.wi unit, uj on EITIWI, nrOOCITD. lal! tfel7 JOHN KOSEIJj, jEweowrs.

WHiSKEAS, CIBLS MOULTON HAS 'cl'c ed rer isedtocrmolctA thRhuiMfnnann pr mt'et heitmafi Rcrittd, according to ihe udlt'ouj of acertain reement dted tre tenth dy cf Auguit, 1S53. extc tedby Jotb 0f tbe arst part, and Crua Moui tO'. Of the seCOOd nart: Plld nhfrAM mr a Ihnn ln rfan lisva elaused Binor atd ueg'e i mid rtfusa', therefore, Inara wi the coveDan's, condi ims ana stipulations la raid affree moot cmikined I wi 1 sell at pabi'o arc ion la Montague Hail, in bT Cy ol" Urooa'jn. on ibeegh h.dj or February, 185J, at twdpo o' lozk at uooa, a lthe tight, title and im rest of Cyrus Mcuticn, oi, in and to the tollowlcg dea ribed lo with the nTilirlmm th rn a 11 ih tocs tm.i ndfdln ate in ih City of Bro iVlyn Oount'rf Klnes and Sttte of New York bounded described as follows, ibat 1a to rv Rmm. mog at a po nt on the wtsterlv Id Pyeraon siree', oituat 64 ett nortirrly frijn.

th.i rJiwesterlyco ner of gild Bjer foa BtrEt anl ttvrtle avenue, ml ibenca wMtprlv wl Myrtle 'venue one huncrei feet; th'nce norlher and parall1 with Keraon Btieet forty Ve thane aa'erlv and fiaraUel aieuue one hundred eet to the westerly da of Kveraon Htree nd them a soulhTly alona the wcilerlvfil of ttt criCin tkft tiIkpa nf hw and also rtght. tl le ai ot faidOrus .11 iv in aa 10 Etna urocKiyD, Jan. zi, lass. ElNffi WLNib A)SD UQOOJia. H.

B. PEBKINii. exoaut, 271 Fulton Blreet, cor Tillary. 106 it rile avenue, cor. Prince st.

172 bridge street, cor roncord, BRO. KLYX Turoarza ai De.ub nr FORK GN AMD MERMAN FIVE WINES. BRANDIES GINS. WHI KIDS, RUMS, OOaDIALd, PORTER, ALE, CI BEE. BAY EHM, SEdABS.

foods dellrered. nSOSm ILES O'KKiLLY, srAnuricTonrs or AMERICAN BitAftllKa, GINS, 40. BBAKIU S. GINS WISES, ie. 249 Faoai sibsst, d29tf "BEW TOBK.

JACKSON'ct CLEtiRVD MALT CREAM for Lafllg uurrng pr.ee 26 CRnts a ttle Dr. Le Bole pure Fretch Broney Uu era for indite lion, loss of appeti'e. n'rvouaceesandgtn'ral we kcest. Price 80 eenta abottta. aiuv.

ov me ucui 1 1 muco "ire a 1, orooK'yn am" LOUIS C. D'aOBlHttiUE'S family liquor stoue, kstablisbtkd raiasf. At 74 Fuiloq atreet, now in 76, next door. The nrODrietOr. thunk'Ul for tfaft bind nutennmrA arni muWi preference which the Public his oieiis 'd ftvoT his eft.

tablishaient, is desirous of sllH rt uining 'he continuance of tb sumo by tef ping on baDd, as hitherto, the choicest liquors for family, Tradq aud Medical use. Aud will afford them at tha ry lowestonces.asaii hia stock ih directly Imported for him On examlnino ibe llowini? list it wilt hm nfrcivsvi tiimi his agaor.mont is of tbe very oeat and embraces a great varie of favorite brands, 7. HPtMniES tard, Dupuy, Seignnette.LlgerFreres, Rocbelle and Lat yrttr. 'jJ Old Tom, Swan, Oak Leaf, FIup. Apple, Schiedam.

and "Reus Jftmalca. SL Crur and N. Rum. tolTf1111 M5U Roy 1 lockingar, rScotch Jmeiscn's, llr liourbcn, Monongnhea and Corn Wbiakey. ildReria'B, Sherry's, Oporo's and Claret in wood or v'aas.

also. Champs gne's, St 02k, Moselle, Rhine or Hungarian Wlnee Alcohols Cologne Spirits. Pure sL.ir its and all domestic Liquors s.1 mvket prices. This stock of imported Liquors will be sold v. "iwmcnuu ivr.iuj.wBuiipurcnasera, an delivered ireeoi cost in suuartso! tbo cHy.

pr8lolaw particularly requested to notice tha Mriuois for medic inal use are warranted as represented, die tf BUTT, WINES, ALES, NICHOLAS COE LL late of IQi Atlttmlc st. has opetieil store Tlhi Fulton for tie sije of choice Fruits sad Nuts, foreum sua domestic; also Wines, Brandlsa, Scotch ilea, london Porter. beKars, Ac. Jast received, a fresh lot of new hmyrn Flcs. OraDes.

RaiBfnx and ntinlo.nTo onil lowest cash prices. M1.UOL4.S CORNELL, 774 Fulton street, Brooklyn. November 1st, Jfiy SO BASKKT1 PIPKR HKIDSICK OHAJIPAOITB, Importers' prices. WBA.SKKl'0 Oil AS, IlBIOSrCK CHAMPA ONK. a l.

K'it'rf 1UX SUTAINB CHAMPAUNE. Hi 251b BOXeS ITALIAN MACOAKONI, forfajtUy use. 1' cen'a pr lb HWIbs IHtl.LV.l) At.MONDS hhSiibm.hd PBa NUi'ifnr C. nfecttonera. 33 hblsZANTK CCSUANT Wholesale and retail st NICHOLAS ELL'S, V7K Fullon street.

BrooMya. LEGAL STJPEEME COTJRT Artliur W. Benson ngt. Edward A. Jones and others.

c. j. c. Lowitxr, PJlTs Attn. In puranance of aiudtrment order o.

thi? CourL in tha entitled aetioa. bearing date the day of January, I will sell at public aucuon at the Conmercialhxchange No. S09 Fulton eirect, (opposite the City Hajlj In the City oi Brooklyn, on the 18h day oi Februniy, 1S69, at 12 o'clock noon, this (oltowmg described lands ana Dremisea ah that Uintrast piece, or parcel cf lsad. dituate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and of New York, boucdid uad defcribed a fellows, to wit: in the censrij line oi ir i mreet, a laid ut on he "lu of the Ccm mistaionera for laying nutstreeig, avenuea ani squares lnth City of Brooklyn at a po'ut ti'stant two hundred and fi ty fre: noitbwesteriv from thr; noritwe erW ald of Tfaifri nvnms anJ runulug thf ncu ror.hes:erly aud rar llel wih Third ave nue ou one nunurRa ana nirty eigut'ee. lour inches nil It lnte.ftct: a lice drawn pura'iel wi.h Carroll s'reet (as st'd s.rf et liid nu on aa.d rrnpjuuJ distant one hundred adnfy fesc soa hwes'tirlr therefrooi; tnnce north westerly and parallel with salo Carroll s'rei and on a line statu one huaard and iltty feet thi le'rom about one huudredand sevens en feet bevtfi: wbd iup wesirriv corner or iana now or lute of Nigh' inga'c which ang'ls formr by the in trsfc ioo of a line drawn parallel with Carroll btreet and one hundied But fid ittt hweateily therein and a ne drawn aLrltrht angles wdnsaid wbich said las mentioned line pust through a pilut on he ou'hwesierly sld of ''arrall street arjd aistani noc.hwes:orly ihree ht nJred and eighty two fee nine inctiej from the westerly corner of Car oil street une Third avemc, hb aai i Js ance is measured a onj? anoll atreet; thetice nonheaa.o lyand at right angle wl Cirron reet and along land of ihe sld Ei zaba Meht I ya two (eet seven iu bei ioa paint Is tan one bunored Feet nurUieiis'erli om Kiri sir e'; then northweileny and parallel with First etreet and distant no hundred feet northeasterly tberei om to the centre line oi UeGowanus Canal, as laid out by law; th nee eoirherl along be centre liue ot said Canal to the cemre line of Firs'.

Btreet; and i hence southeasterly along tbe centre line cf First street to the point or place of begmn'ng. ihit oerialn other or parcel cf 'an, slluaB lyir.g nndbemg tLeC iyof Brocklyn aforesaid, and banndeo. and desiribtd as follows, to wis Bigiuoiugon tha smttwest eny si te of irroh street at a point alst'iit six hundred and egbteen feet ncrthwettcrh iuu the ornerof Thl.d avrDui aid Carroll ttre 't. as aid 'tr 'et and avenue are ro specuvr Jy laid ooi ti mao or th Coramfsa for laying out Ftte4 avenue) acd iuirr a iu Citj of Brock vn, taiddiitaice i measure ng arroli s'reo titd running 'bencr! strea fifty Ave three iahcs: ihcn 0'Jth westerly at with Carroll stree; bundled acd thirty feet six inches til It lnie sects a iiue drawn parallel Fir i and cii tan, one hundred no iheijH rl; ibref orx; henre ly paraUtl with First, street alnu: tliti fi fe ix inches until it interstcaa lina drwn paril ei witn tb" sombehsorlv side of ojinua as Jatc out by law, ani one butidred 'eel dis ant south tauerj ifce. ffrom.

a3 iam dl'uuCt, ie measure 1 onal.ne dr iwn praltirl wh t'ttrro'l ret; thoici nirhea tery at ncbt Bufil a vjiih Carroilst est one bunretf and twentt flva le thre tncht's i i ihe or pmce of beginning getner wih or.o ba'f of Ci roln trett ly ng on of ant a tAiig theprem ses lastly desrrifn to ihcenlreof saiartreeL. Eit fernce is bj mile t7Cj.roiltt:eet, First utreet ani the Go a iilub Cnal ihe nurnoie of dcsei mert lv.kndnot to tbd mieui cf dedicating tr same or nav.ng comiiensatlon for the la' dj lying in sua streets tatd Canal, when taken or required ny puD.ic authurily. Lated Bro.k yn, Jan. 25, 1E6S. SUPREME CODiiT, COUNTY OF KINGS Akxandrlue StantOP.Fxecu'rix Ac of Heorv autcn.

de (e is djpitia'iff, againit George H. Feoluld, dsfenduit. Stun ons lor enei (uom. no: eer Tj th defendant You are hereby summoned and required to answer the com Elalntin this acuon, which wai th'syti day cf Jauuary, 186y, led luthe office of tbe Clerk of tho County of Kings, at ttie Ci'y IU11 in the City of Brooklyn, inaaid County anu 8 ate of Ntw Yoik, rmd to serve a copy of your answer to 'be said complaint, on the subscriber at ah ofllce, No 43 Wa 1 street In too City of row Yon, within twenty days after the service of this summons oa ou, exemsiro of tbe day ot sach service and U' you fail to answer the said complain within the time aforesaid, the plaintor In this action will ap Dlv to the Court for th demanded lu'he complaini. Da ted New York, January 27.

BROOKLYN INST1TUTK THE DBAWINQ Classes o' ihe Brooklyn hutunto will commenoa TITK.9itAT UVRNrn. Oct. fkt and UOQtlaue HTBfV Tnflsds snd Frld.j tvtninss durmu lb. mw Ctdm 7 toSo'otecfc. Terms er kcbo ro la a.

ao, fes ibe ie eitr of Dolung or raborag clolO: wssttb.arJ warranted ooi iolnjtiM and to glra JWVEBY DfiBOBlPIWH Off JOB PBnjxnja TTkANOING DANOfNQ I DA CING i Tne oe; oi in iinwauyu BABWETT VrUUKuAX orvcaia TVAnao, nt moir ucaaemv. in alWInga 106 nraoge street, WEDNESDAY EVNia Feb. 2. A variety of fanoy danclcff. Befreahmenls In the tile ruum.

J3l 2t SIT MBTAL8 TBE HIGHEST MARKET pls pa'fi in cosh ror oM Popper. Brass, ad, Pewter, J2ff2'. GEO. W. WOOD.

OLIVER'S SOCIABLE AND HOP BOOMS, AT No. 194 Fulton arenne, near Neeins afreet. Handsome loraunea parior rooms, ou ie aeep can oe fad tor tne above purposes. Supper and BeXreshmenlsserved; all on reasonable terms. Parties.

Banks and Insurance Companies supplied with puyHurr, coua xo. itaw B.0F. J0HN80N'8 ELEOTRIC OLIVE TAB tha onlvaurn remedv for RhAtimnte finnt A.thma 6 havpn.vrir hnnrfl nt pn.n vVapk It hoa n.ul nrhu was dui u'jiaina. ma oi jjtie is a cure r.r colds, prerentsand cores Coosnmptlon and Langcomolalnt. His Hair Bostoror and BnautiQer Balm for toe complexloo Is lats and at the Depot, Now York Agents wanted.

J59i TOHN FIT0H, GABDENE3 AND VINE ukrisnkk, renpecuniir worms ttie lnbnmtints of Proo'c Ij ii. tbat he bai moved to 1B8 Lafayette arenue, anl is now .0 auouu 10 pruniDs vidpb. in any Dart 01 the city, orders for any klnl or Garden work lhark'ully reoelve throuna the vodtotllce, at residence, oral the store of Yi Davis, corner of tjlcfca and Fulton streets. j25 TTAT AND 8TBAW THE fcUBiCBIBEB ju. oas eoosiaiiuy nano liar and straw, of am qaalltr in Huamtties to salt pnrchaers.

nboardof Barge 8CPSR10tt. foo. of Pulton street, Brooklyn, at prices as low as can be sought lu Hew York. Jill B. F.

CUSHMAN. CJHIBTS SHIRTS I SHlBTS I I Three good Shirts forts joke shonlders, linen bosemj and cuns, 1 Flo Shirts guaranteed to ttt. ErEllah Wool Travelling Shirts two for 44.50. 5 arm assortment, 60c to J1.25. Scarrs, SI snd Wool.

Wintor Iotcs Lamb lined, (or, calf lined, ie. aoyt Shirts, Suspenders, Winter Hosiery. Jtc SHISTS AND OltNTS POBNISHISO 8T0BK, Hi FOLTOK 81RCET, OAiZtn Between hands anl Bhra imur. JOHN'S OTSTBB AND LUNCH BOOMS ea an Oyiter and Lunch Booms at 74 William sir et, between n. 7 "ni ouctjin, xorc.

wsere ae win nerve rrv Vnl.r2 r.D VCryt BtyJe u0vTwe quart or hun W. CI oslhq Hydrant in sucressiu oiie a'ton, known aa a EiiTMlTrsltr uvri a "lioaoncoaotiBereisnoflipiiiDg up to repa'r. These Hv dracta erenow in uso in RlchmoniJ, Philadelphia, St. Louis. MimilfftfJnrrt tinrl fnw sola bA ir IfV Mlmd 'lt street, Williamburh, near rock Slip Feiry.

d2i Cr5 WEDDING VISITING CARDS of Filufirtnr mll(ir. and nf tha o.ni.,i i ltg. Alfio tnvelopes, Case Boxes, at UUri 1. VdABBi'M, 103 Fulton Btreet, nentto Concord, Manufacturer ot Sliver Ware, Jewe'rj. Ac.

Hair wnrt nf rtll irfrifiamftilBin ripper. Vinn 17 lets, Finger Riogs, Char ma, Ladles' ana Gents Chains. uw patterns. 113 STEKEBCOPES S1KE ESCOPE AN T11WS mftTIV ATiii Timtlv vlnwn rln ilalllmss Ko TV Chase's We an constant! vi eraivfnc tip.w nno nnri imriio aii to examine even if they do no wiBhtopurcbse Wale 36. Jo weir v.

Silrnr Wftro. Ar. nri niwv. repaired In best manner. J13 BOUDOIB SiiWJNG MACHINES PUCK $30.

TUB BEST MACHINE FOR USE. Will Eew caroet or lace: Anv an ran lindratan tta ta twentymina is perfectly simple and not liable to get out of order. ITor sale by a. W. SMI tJH, 534 Broadway.

HOPPEE. (late of) B. H. JoUBKILL TJieniBIAXIK. Woold rA3rjei.tfnt)T Infnrm IhnTinlilin that hj ki.

Warerocm at No. 18 COURT STRKkT. m.i, nt opposite the City Hall, where can he had everything requisite tor the buri'l ot tho D6ad. M. HOPPKB having bad mroh experience for the last ten years as an Undertaker, will give hia personal attention to unorals In all cases.

N. B. Can he found at allhoruinr tha ntolit wn ill nnn.i (j OTXA PiSbCHA OKMEST BOOi'INQ applied to new or old Bhiar roofs, withou' reaioving thrm. kw ahd OmTiif Eoors coated andiepaired with Outri Eii CBx Guhmxt. and warranted water proof, M9 Kulicn street, Brooklyn.

pr tf w. Johns' IjlACia WUK1H KNOW tr G. fcperm Cacd'es. 22 csnts; exira mould do. IX Sordines iiair bonea.

oeai ornna zic: salRd Oil 60 pe dcz; Curranie, 6 cents; SejrarB $3 50 and $5 per thousand. For tale at 2C6 Pearl su removed from 41 Fultm s. n26 3m MEDICAL IN 1829: THUtTIiTS ANNIVERSARY Or TSB ULD KflTABIJiiHtD PATKNT MEDICINE AJXD PSBFUHBRY MRS. M. HAYES, 175 FOXTOW TET.

BROKLTIT, In ealllnsr the attention of the Public lo thin p.rivArt.KAm!. leaders her thanks for the liberal msncer in which hfrRtnrtha been pa'ronized during the paBt Thirty Y'ara, ana trusts by her rjuueTDru 10 mcvi uia wituw ui iicr uuatomtrs, IO merit a Cat tin nance or tbe same. THS3 PA IK N'T jMEOICTNR TKPARTMVWT comprises all the principal Meoltfnts in use; combining the i eiiut bhui iiucui uc iuuuuu any aturt; ijjo UUICU, r.verj article of which is warranted to be genuine and received aireet irom me proprteirs. TRE PRRFUMERY DEPARTMENT Embraces all the mostpopular French, Kngllub and Ameriian iisaois uoiogneB. nair uyes, nair Vila, romadep.

Soaps Bandoline CoFmeUca, l.uhi's and other Toilet Powders, LiUy Whitn L'quld and Powder Rouge, Phalon's Papbian Lotion, Balm of Thousand Flowers, Kitram oi Eldtr Flowers, Price's Kaljdor, Vonderemith's Extract of Roees and wilder Flowers, Jones', Gou'aud's aod Soapa, How Und's Kaljdor. Gouraud a Creum, ili'k ot kore3, jice, uunuuiur vuiu rcaui, ciiiiviuy reum, Ana 10 iaci ovary anium i mo jreriumery une, wmcn wm ott warranted io be as represented. THE MOaT CHOICE SELECTION OF FANCY GOODS. Consisting of Ladies' Itntlculos and Work Boxes, Ladle i' and ueHuemen's urezarag uaaes, rortemonnies, unaio sags, Parses Portable Desks. "bina Vases Sewing Birds, Cura iamoHi urobocH, rino uuiiery, sc.

aisd a large as Bortment of FaNP, WBICH CANNOT BE ttCRPA comprising tbe most aplsndid variety of Fancy Goods, SUITABLE FOR PRKSGNfS. ever offered to the public, prices which cannot ft.il to nive ia iafaction. MRS. IlAiKS, 173 FuLTfis Street Booklyh 'i'hlid Etore below Nrheai: strep.t, rectly opposite ilualcal U.3. WIVES AND MOTHERS TAKE JACKSON'S CELEBRATED MA LT CREAK Por ladies Lv.rsinir.

won eznenencR a scantv sucdiv 01 tots lacteal naid. is invaluable; also for weakness, nervousness, and generU otoiiiiy, una no eqi or sttie, price cents a Dome, ai the Depot and Warehouse 71 Prince at, Brooklyn. n93m IR. RICHARD'S COD LIVKR OIL JaLLY, JUf made from pure Oil. and pleasant to take, a ihorogh Iv thtraneutic and reliiible article, wor bv of Dnblio colU denoe" (See letters Irom Prof.

"Willard Parker, HL and Dr T. W. Oslrauder, In "After two years constant use, the Oil often surprises me by the wonders it works In Lad cass of Consumption, Scrofula, iLuuuauuiKiD, bo. iviuiame. Wholesale Agent for Brooklyn.

it. J. DAVIE8, j3 if corner of Fu'tcn an Clinton s'j. FGE BALE 10 LEX, rrO LET, FOB SALE OR EXCHA1SGE FOR VACANT LOT3 The three strv binem'nt and sub rella brio tons 225 arl stresr, betweea Concord and Tilla rj, with marb.e mantels, grates anH fi'tuien complete, tj C. DEAN1NGION, 401 Waier at, N.

jsidt" orllJKaadsst, urooKiyn. m0 LET A VEBY CONVENIENT STABLE with three staUs and carriage house, in perfect ordr, in Henrys roet, corner Love lane. A large bay Horse, Wagon aid HrneBs for sale. iinquirH of J312W JNO oUTLfj, 112 Fulton st, WAHINUTON PAbK BDJLDliSU LOT6 FOR Fronting on and in the immediate vhjnity of Washington Park. Title warranted nd terms easy.

Apply io Hi rnuoi. Conveyance and Beat estate Agent. 41 Faitonst, frear the Fulton Perry.) BrnoirJjn. OIUSALI5 TH BOU3.B 119 FAU1FI0 between Clinton and Uenry strotii, Hrooklya. Tbo Loupe ii first clsss.

with al tbo mcdern improvtmdnta. Thn wail and ball of aM the room ard balls irom bfemnt to are elegantly frfs ced i oil. PiumolnR work hsall bt ien put in new, tbe strength of pipes to rojiat iha essuro of the nicigewond whole housa fs in tbe mo poifeot ord3r; splendid m'r made expreis'y lor the purl rs. StOTO may remain on Also for ealc, tbe Jrame Co tage, No. 156 Pacific street, B'MJklyn, on which may reman oi mortgnir Alsolor sale, tbe superior brick able No lsfi Pac'fli! s'reet, Brooklyn, suitable for a first club stable, on which $3000 may remain on mortcagn Eiqmreof HON OLOW, Wontajue street, Brooklyn; or of JOHN KELLTJM, crrner of Fulton and Orange sts.

j35 2w OFFICE OP COMMISSIONERS ON WIL WILLIAMSBTJROa IMPROVEMRNTS. In themaVer oi the grading, paving, curbing, guttering bridging and flagging ol ror decond Btreet from Fmrth street to Busbwlok uvenue. In the late village and city of Wllllamsburgh. Notice 1b hereby given that the undenigned Coinmlsploners uppointed uni er and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature ot the State of New York, passed Harch 20th, 1867, entitled ''An Act relative to the payment of expenses for local Improvements in the late Village and C'ty of Williamsburgh, and to actions and proceedings in reaped thereto," have Drepuredthelr repori in tho matter of the above imp'ovemenU. ana that they will meet at the office of the Corporation Counsel, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on tue 3ist day or Jausry lost from 8 o'clock A.

to 12 o'clock. and lor ten suceei Bive days thereafter, at the same place, and during the same hours, when, and. where, the said report may be examined by auy perron Interested, who may offer sucn allegations and proofs, as shall relative to such report, after which the said Commissioners v. ill proceed to complete said report. Tbe Dlitrici of Adsestment embricea au the land lying on the somberly side of North 'f nl street, between fourth street and Busbwlok Avenue, and extending southerly to a line drawn qui distant from said Nurih second street aud the near, gt street running parade! iberewl' and running in ihe same general direction also, all the laud lyinic on the northerly side ot NoMh Srcono street, aa aforesaid, and extenulng northerly to a line drawn eqm disum from Sh Is North second street nd ihe nearest Blrne running parallel therewith, and running in the tame genera) direction.

ALDKN j. SPOONER, DANIEL B. HASBKODCK, CommUaiOners, THOMAS COTREL, Brooklyn, Jaunary 26, 1669, a CN 6 BBWi BD 1 8XB AYED FBOM" THE stable, a small unite GOAT. Any person who will return her to Bvfr's stable in Aiianuo si, osiween amun anu Boerum sts. will receive ueaooverawara.

j.azt CJTBAYED OB STOLTTN SINCE SUNDAY Ky minTnrjjj. gmiHi dihw xuvt, 'un ari suu cnun cot over each eye and white braat; answer 10 ihe Mine of Jack. The Under frill receive a Jib rai reward and thanks of the owner fry rejoining him to Z04 Degraw it, between Court aIll. Ill It EFT ON THE PREMISES OP MR. Bio I CABE, In Brooklyn, a SPRING CART: The owner must apply at No.

57 Front tree'. New York, where Mr McCabe can do ionna tnronga we 11 not appuea lor in turee uyH it win 00 soia 10 pay eipousoB. aa LOST A MINK VICTOBINE, IN GOING from Henry and Atlantic stmt to Clinton and Padflo sts, on Tbursday evening Z7th ins'. Tha tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving ltatH. FATES, corner or Clinton, and WAHTS HOUSE WANTED WANTED BY A SMALL private faintly, on a lease cf three years, a modern, built a nor brick house, with conveniences, pleasantly attmted.

Bent net toexcerd $40O ner annum. Possession on or before March 15 Address, with particulars, M. UoiUiJ New Tork. J31 2w WANTjU) ASIITJATION BY ARESPECr able younjr girl, to do general homework in a small rami'y. uan do seen lor uuee aaye no.

iv navy reu' Brooklyn. 31 It ANTED A BIT UATION BY A RESPECT' able young gfrl. cs good ccok, ezoellent waaher and jTooer. joeatuL viy reiereaoj given, isau do icou iur a ays a. 100 nojpect at, iiroos.yn, jai TT ANTED TO RENT IN BROOKLYN, A good labstanUal Homo of about 30 feet wiam.

or a aouoie noaje, oae or extra apvn. aituawa Dei weon rverrt' oont and Conerpofi not furtfanr cui. than Court bL Ad dress, statins location, B. A box 1622 New York Foet BOABD WANTS FBOM 1st OB" MABCH, bva widnw Iftdv for herself and two children. In acme private family, pleasantly located, not far from AUatUc and UHnLonata; abe wlhfornlih ber own apartmems, Salfslactorr reft rence given and req tired.

Address, wah terms, (which mute oe J. uoi oao rosi mce, new xorjt jzy3t TXTANTED A HOUSE WANTED BY THE middle ot Slaroh, a modsm built brick home, pleasantly situated, for a tmall careful family. ent most be moderate. Address, with particulars, A. box No.

96 P. Newark. J. j72w POLITICAL A AN ArjOURNED MEET INQ OF THE XX. DBMOCRATfC CONTEHTIOK, held at Mnlagua Hal), oj ibursday, Jan.

27, 159. ths minutea of the last meeting were read, aud, on motion, the 7th reroiution passed by this Conven lion on the 39 of January, was ordered to he erase, when, on motion, the mlnu aa amend weie adopted. Ibe report of the dJfiTnt Committees for Inspectors of election and the places for Holding the pall a were then submitted to tbe Convention, and the lollowinq places and laipeoton were unanlmouily adopted. W.rds. 1st Furman and Hon'ague sts.

Iapcc'ors Lawrence Hanly, Wil iam Atkinson, James Muligan. 2nd AtTamma'iy Hall, cor York and Pearl its. Inspectors dard Pell, Mehtel Campbell, Hugh Mo Ziaughlji. 3rd Eagle Hotel, rul'on ti. Inspectors Peter Constant, O'bari, Thoa Mauatby.

4lh White Hod ae. cor Concord and Jay sts. Inspectors Hugh McL.aughlQ John Angus, Miller. 5th At Nell Dohtrty's, cor Bridge ana York ata. Inspectors James Lynoh, Charles Kenigac, Kdward Cadley.

6th 392 Columbia at. Inspectors Matahew Murphy, Patrick Keenan 7 ih Democrat Cmb House, VyrUe near Franklin ar. In gpecora Hetry Irahson, Wm "Van Voorhcea, both Deatndorf. 8th Hatfleld'a Hotel, cor st and 3dav, Inspeotors Jas Dorney, Charles Hirtln, Michael Deegau. Klnth Ward Hot 1, tor ntaseon and Atlantic arB.

In BpeotoraJames Keenan, Owen Folley, G. Q. Heiman. 10th Peter Farreti's, cor and Powers sts. Inspectors 8 JUur agh, Smlih Faocher, la 8haw.

Dih Oiddings Htel, comer Bajmond st. and Myrtie av inepecorif, Daniel McJabe, Jiillsmore, Thos. GLddintri. 12 Inspectors, John McNamara, Thomas Kinney. Jia.

McUormic 13i Comer 5 and i omh 21 b. Inspectors, A Eelfleld, John Hanrord. Chaa Controa. 14ft Jimea TraTera, s2Northeih st. Inspectors, Wm.

Stacy ariou win. a orown, 15.h ln3cectors, John Thomas, Abrm. Kem sen lhoi. Goodwin. 16th National Hali, corner ot Union street and Myrtle av insceotora, juiocaet uoian, Joan a uaM, Jonn M.

Gil'ef. 17th Joaiah Perry, Grdenprint avenue and Washington at. Anspecicra, jamea anew, unaa. jaa. a i Dodae.

18th Iutz', Kemaen a. Inspectors, Jehu Martin, Jaa Ry lQJiO'Bellly'a, corner or ClytcerBtreet cni Kr nt svenue Icsaeotcrj, Chs Black, Zicchanah Voorheea. John Conkl New Lotts At Leia Altenbrand, n1. New York. Inspectors, LftcgeD, Itac scnenck.

Flatlanda Durland'a Hotrl. Canarsie. Insneclorj, Garret Bergtn, JohnYeras. Flatbuih Nel Ho el, Fmtbuah. Inspectors, Abm.

Lott, "WmHegtman Graresend Jcnea' to tel. Graveaand. Inspector3, Wm Bea neit. Tan Den. New Utrecht Redmond'a, New Utrecht Inspectors, Van.

On motion It was Resolved, That the Secrets ry of this meet ing nave power to nu vacancies upon receiving a wruten report ot me nejorjiyot moae aeiaoiea to maae suca apijomimsm ana piices zornoiaing On motion it as Betolved, 't hat this Convention name the L'mfl and mace the several Comm'ttees eta meet. un motion it was Rreolvtd, Tfla. th Oount Committee meet on it ocnesaay evening, eo icov, at i i r. at Kacle Hotel and toat tro City Commltiee meet a famtoan Hall, comer vork and Pearl sts, at 7 1 2 P.M., on Wi dues day, Feb. 9, 1859, On maiion it wai Resolved, That the vail am delegates be elected on one ticket On moticn acMj tuned.

DAVID P. AITKEN, Chairman. Secretary. rpHIKD WAbD A CAUCUS OF THE DEMO ora sof the Third Ward will be hell on MONDAY EVE H1NG, Slst January, i the Eigle Hotel at 7 o'clock the purpose cf maklrg up tickets for the ensuing primaries. j3l It4 riULE UNITED DfiMOCiiATS OF THE 10in JL Ward are requested to naee at onfclin Halt, corner of omrnarti Aiiauuc sireeia, oa i umuai u.

vxjihj, eo. A3 at 7ii o'clock, as buslnf sa of importance Is to be irinsacted. B. U. i LaNCy, 3 JOHN jbOLHN.

Committee. jSl 2. B. SHAW, UETENTH WARD IN CONS QUENCJ3 OF a meeting cf the Democra' le Olub of this wrd being called Tor to morrow evening at tho Uab on Myrtle avenue, no meeting will be held this evening at J. Ledwlth's, corner of Steuben aud Myrtle avenue j3l ELEVENTH WABD DEMOOR4TI 5 TELE FAPHIC ASSOCIATIOH Tbe memberB aro rcqust eu.omeetat headquarters THW EVENING, a1.

75 o'tlock, for he transaction of important business. By order jJi itw onAttLiiss jHuttitisuiv, rrefliuent. TWTINXH WABD AROtJbB BROOKLYN. Paturdav. Jan.

29. 1859 ai a meeting held at tbe bou'eef Mr Brad v. on Saturday evening, it was adjourned 10 MONDaY, too Slst fnst, at7 o'c'ock, for tbe purpose of farming a ticket frr the ensuing prlmry eleo'ton, oy the request of many old and young Democrats of the Ward. jn v. WGHli WINN, Chairman.

riPHE MEMBEB8 OF TBE RFGULAU NA 1IONAL DEMOCRATIC tho Democratic voiew In general, of the 7'h Ward, Brooklyn, are part! cuarl; requested lo attend a meeting JJi (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at the house of John Keavey, corner ot Clarion arecue snd Van Buren ttreet, for the purpose of selecting suitable persons for Goun'y, City and Ward Commutes to be Totedfor on the 3d February, 1659. Ry order jSl ll BEREMANN N. SCHUMACBER, Sec'ry. 5TH WARD. AT ALABQE AUD ENTHU Blastlo meeting of the Democrats of the 5 ward heM at the haue oi Mr.

Nell Dogheriy cn Friday evening, 28th Inst ihelollowlngtlcket was unanimously ncminaied to be "up ported ai the Primary Flection to be hext TdURPDAY Evening for the election of the ne Co mmlttee, to It Jfor County Commtltee, JAMKf LNCH. For Oity Cammlttee. PE iflY CORK. JOdN joaN DOriEY. For the Convention, FRANC 13 G.

TURNER. JOHN HtiMNGHAM, Patrick qoigley. For Ward Committee, TBO McMULlEN. JOHN" DOWD. DANIEL MOO JAE3 LAVCEY, Ww.

'AR ELL, PATK DlMOD, J03N MoNlittNtflY. jOaNDUFi Y. WAL1EU LONti. JAS, JA. SEABOKY, Prs't.

J. WiaTERs, S' o'y. j292t" JT1HE DEMOCRATS OF THE 7th WARD tb requested to m3eta'. the bouee of Jehu Led with, on Jlanday jblvening, Jan. at 7o'elock, earner of MjrtlHavt sietiben iireet, jr ihs purp.se ofmikiig a.

range 6nis for the coming primary. aHE SEVENTH WARD REGULAR DEMO CRATin CL08 will meetat their Club Houie on TUE3 AY EVUNIS G. Feb. 1st, 1869, at 7 o'c och. Punctual attendance if requested as business of Importance will be transacted.

By ordtr. J29 a O. B. WYLIK, Secretary. LECTUHE8.

BhOuKLYN MEBCANTIIiuJ LIBRARY, COR. ner or AVsnslo and Clinton streets. SS Lectnre in the annual Course will be delivered by WEN ELL PHILLIPS of Boston. 8uMdct Tontossot L'OvertuM on WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 2, 1669. Tkkets 25 conU eaeh.

will be soid at tbe door. G. HAIGHT STfifPEN W. GARY. D.

VAN BOKKJflUN, 41 Leciuro COURSE OP SIX LECTDREd TO BE PE Hvered in ths Paoao street Ohurnh. fcorner of CnotonBtreeOfor the benefit or Ibo Bunday School Library. 1st. Friday, Jan. 21.

by Bev. W. H. MILBUN. Suhjecl HttiuTUM Epioe Dante and Milton.

2d. Wednesday, Jan. 23, by Rev. J. H.

HiUaNY. Subject buiij ami 3d. Wednesday. Feb. 2d, byKer.

Dr. McCoIJJIOOK JiV Surject THB "Wcbld DOa'T Move bt Lies." 4th. Wednesday, Feb. 9. by Kev.

W. H.UIX.BUR. Subject CHtttsTiAn libiob to close of tne Reformation. 6th. Friday, Ftb.

18. by W. PRIMK, Eiq (AuOiorof uBoatLUeonthe 6th. Wednesday, Feb. 23, by Bev.

W. B. flILBUBN. Hubjct KKouflB CHaiariiJT Lthics Wa and Wesley. Tickets tor the Coune $1 eaoh; single Lecture as cents; to be bad at Bennett's Book store, Atlantic it: Oluk Booicitore, Fulton avei ue, Biooklyn; Loder Co.

145 Broadway, Ns Y. or or any cf the Omoera or Teaehers or the School. jSjlBb1! oluretocMnmenceatafiftAk, Ovbeboasb. On Saturday night about ten o'clock, Mrs. Mary Echierwger, who resides at the oomcr of Broome and Norfolk streets, New York, fell overboard at the Catherine ferry in attempting to get on shore, the fog being Tery dense.

She wao rescued by the deck hands and officer Cannon of the 2i precinct, who took th8 lady to his eon's residence in Adams streat. A Loosi Screw. Our hon. friend, the Alderman of the 2d, is appealed to by certain residents in Front street, near Fulton, to have the pump near the corner put in working condition. For some time past they have been put to the inconvenience of fetching water from Hicks at.

Death froxIntcmpkrancs. Coroner Horton held an inquest this morning npon the body of Mary King, who was found dead in led at her residence on the corner of Pacific and Vander bllt avennes. It appears that she was in the habit of drinking, and yesterday did not draw a sober breath. She went to bed at 11 o'clock drunk, and died of congestion of the brain during the night. A verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered by the jury.

Jurors' Finis in the Citt Court. We stated on Saturday that the amount of delinquent jurors' fines for the term was $615. This was for oae week instead of for the term. The whole amount of fines imposed in this Court thus far is $33,975. It appears from the figures that the revenue derived from this source alone will amount to sufficient to pay the greater portion of the County expenses.

The amount of fines imposed in the Circuit Court and Court of Sessions is not included. The Calvary (Episcopal) Church in Pearl street was crowded to ovei flawing las evening to listen to a discourse by the Bev. Mr. Bemington, who has been engaged to preach in the above edifice every Sabbath evening. The members of this Church are making laudable efforts to extend its sphere of usefulness, in which noble work we trust they may be sue ctssfnl.

Some time since the building was closed in consequence of its diminished congregation, but of late it has been re opened, and numbers are now continually added to its wor shippers. A Park for Williamsbuqh. Petitions are being circulated in the Eastern District, and numerously signed, asking for the passage of an act to lay out a Park in the 15th ward, on th site of the old "Freestone Burying Ground," bounded by lorimer Union Devoe and Powers sts. The location is pleasant, and the grounds are large enough to make a respectable Park, by closing Ainslie street, which never can become a business thoroughfare. There is no other vacant spot in WilliamBburgh at all suitable for a Park, and if the people of the district really want what they have long been clamoring for, a public park, this is the best opportunity they will ever have.

Thi Cooktv Fabm. The proposal to purchase the strip of land adjoining the present county arm has led to a movement in the Board of Su pervisors to purchase the "Crooke farm," situated at a distance of three miles from the present site. This proposition can hardly receive any support in the Board of Supervisors. Its adop tion would involve the necessity of removing the present buildings, but recently erected at a great expense, and would be equal to their destruction and the loss of their original cost. To jastify such a removal, some extraordinary reason must exi but none can be given.

Tie present site may be made suitable for all time to come. The purchase of the ground adjoining the present buildings will isolate them from adjoining property and prevent the danger of contagion ever extending beyond the present pre ciccts of the hospitals. It is almost unaccountable that the proposition to purchase the ground should have met with opposition, and still more so, that the idea of removing the institutions to another site should have found any advocates. Fibbs. About 2 o'clock Sunday morning, a fire broke out in a frame building situate on Prospect Hill, owned by Isaao Smith, and lately occupied by Miles "Wood as a tavern.

The building, with contents, was totally destroyed, and as it was unoccupied at the time, is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. The Iocs was abcut $400 no insurance. About the same time, a stable in Duffield street, near Fulton avenue, was found to be on fire. The flames were suppressed, however, before much damage wss done. The premises are owned by Abraham Stoothoff damage $26.

About 10 o'clock SuncUy morning, a fire was discovered in a large unfinished brick house, in Ormond street, near Fulton avenue. The flames soon extended to an adjoining building, and the interior wocd work of both was burnt out. The loss will amount to about $8,000 There can ba no doubt but that the fire was the work of an incendiary. About six o'clock this morning the stable of Mr. Stoothoff was set on fire, but fortunately was discovered in time to be put one before much damage was done.

TWSNTTWVB CNTS OkLY FOR A SPLENDID UkecetB, Incladlngoa'e. Nelllograph LlsenossM to send In letters CO cents. Ii kenetse of Infanta one Oil Da gnerreoryp '1 end Ambrotypes copied at Conouss' Temple cf Art, 315 Fulton street, oppoalle Hontague Hill, three) door from the Fot Office. SI 21 The Bev. Da.

Jaoksoh, of Indiana, wil preach In the Flee! street M. K. Church thll (Monday) evening. Services to commence at 7 1 2 o'clock, Seats free. A Meeting or the Bbookltw Abt Social will be held at the studio of Mr.

J. B. Whlttaker, Mechanics' Bink Building, corner of Court and Montague streets, on Wed neday evening, Feb. 2d, at 8 o'clock. Snbject for illustration, "The Prairie." Artists snd lovers of art are invited to attend.

Dohimok Colo an expects to sae his friend as heretofore, at tho Old Kendevous, 238 Fulton street The Free Lunch, served up at the usual hours say, from 11 to 12 o'clock, I A Dbar Hdsbam) Mrs. Sarah B. Shaw, re. Sqjvered in the Supreme Judicial Court of Bos pn on Saturday, a verdict against the Btslon and Kjoiceeter Eailroad Company for $22,500, as a I 1 1 i jMBr killed on the road, JftBBOLiDATiON. It is proposed to consolidate Jig8y Ci'y, Hoboken and Hudson City, into A most painful accident took place this morning at about 5 o'clock, at the house of Henry Barnard, pawn broker, No.

21 Third avenue. It appears that the servant girl, Bridget Leddy, got op while it was yet dark and went down (stairs to light a fire. She made a little more noise than usual, which suddenly awake Barnard from a sound sleep. Thinking the noise was being made by a burglar breakins in there havinirbeen several burelariea ommitted in that vicinity lately) ho seized a piato that lay near, and raising a second story window oried out, "Who's there The girl raisea the bisement window to see who was calling and had scarcely got out her head and shoulders to look up when Barnard, taking her for a burglar about to ts' oipe, levelled his pistol and fired at her. The shot took effect in the right side of the neok, direotly under the ear, and ahe fell back into the basement crying out she was shot.

Barnard instant ly recognising her voice, exclaimed to hia wife, "Ob, my Godl I've shot the girl Dr. Mott and other Burgeons were immediately called in to dress the wound. They found two holes under the ear as if two balls had entered, and consid ered the girl in great danger. One ballet might have made the wounds by glan oing out again. Barnard, however, could not tell if there ware two or one bail in the pistol, the weapon having been left with him in pawn by an ex police man.

The girl was alive thia forenoon, with a bare possibility of recovery. The Coroners were called to make an ante mortem examination. The police took Barnard into custody, but the girl had no complaint to make, believing the occurrence accidental. Cottld hot Aqbbb. The Jury in the insurance oase of Nesmithva.

the Atlantic Co, in the Superior Court, were discharged on Sunday evening, not being able to agree. County Auditor. The Comptroller this morning appointed Isaao P. Olmatead as Auditor of the new County Bureau. Soaldid to Death.

A boy named Block, aged 5 years, was scalded to death by atetm from a pipe of a wire factory on Saturday. This ie said to be the fifth child that his been scalded from the same pipe which is located in Lewis at. Pbobablb Hubdkb. A probable murder was crm mitted on Saturday evening in the Sixth Ward, a few doors from the scene of the recent Elm street murder. "Wm.

F. Biker, who, with his wife, boarded with James Lynch at the comer of Pearl and Elm streets, told Mr. Lynch that he designed taking another boarding place, when the latter became preatly enraged, seized a shoe knife and stabbed Baker three times in the abdomen, bick. and shoulders. The wound in the abdomen ia pronounced fatal.

The injured man was conveyed to the Hospital, where an attempt was made yesterday by the Coroner to take his ante mortem examination, but which, owing to his very critioal Btate, had to be uuioxrcu. juyuvu uiu 1110 wua ware nrrtttte a ana committed to the City Prison to await the result of the injuries inflicted. HoaamLB Mtodke A Wokah Bbatbn to Death by her Husband. An attrooious murder was committed on Saturday, in the Fourth Ward a man having beaten his wife to death. The name of the murderer is John Murphy, who, together with his wife and children, and several brothers with their wives and children, occupied two adjoiniDg rooms in the tenement house rear of No.

33 Ojfc street. Tbe deceased and her husband were both in the habit of drinking to excess, and while in that state of fighting and quarrelling. They were both under the influence of liquor when the acts of violecce were committed. The murderous instrument was a leather strap, which he usually woro around hia body, and be beat her with it until she was covered with lacerated wounds and her face so disfigured that her recognition was almost impossible. The husband ran away, and has not yet been found.

An inquest was held yesterday and a verdict rendered, charging Thomaa Murphy, his brother, with being ah acoessory to the murder, he being present and not interfering on behalf of the deceased. The' accused brother law was lodged in the Tombs to await the aotion of the Orand Jury. Tbe New Tea Store, 105 Fulton street, is without doubt, the chwpest store in the city to bur Tea, Coffee' and Spices. 125 lw BUBBBBS, EcBBERS, BUBBBBS, OvBR SHOIS, Over Shoes, Over Shoes, Boots, Boots, Boots, Boots, lust what are needed for this season, selling oheap at Wbiibbousb i Pkxbox's, li8 Pulton street TJnitid Pbesbtmbiah Chubcm. The Presbytery of New York will meet In thia Church on Wednesday evening, February at 71 2 o'olcclc, for the psrpose of installing Rev.

D. J. Patterior, asPsatorovertliecongre' Ration, when Rev. James Harper is expected to.preach the serr mm. Bev.

H. Blair, and Bev. s. F. Farmer, will delire charges respectively, one to ihe pastor and the other to theoon.

gregation. The publle are respectfully invited. j20 it Holiday Mbdioini Chests, Paria Mabbib Vases, Statuettes. Colognes, Jewel Caskets, deconted China Gift Cups and Saucers, Match Boxes, Bohemian Glass, suitable for holiday presents, and a general assortment ot Ohina, Glass and Earthenware, at greatly redueed prices, for sale at the China Arcade, 1G7 Atlantic, near Clinton sL EPECIAL NOTICES. XTAS9AU BANK OF BBO0KLYN 'IBIS Ll Bank, with a Cepl at of 3C0 000 Dollars.

Will open for the liars, will open for the February 1st, at tha want ion. oi DnsvDe.t(, on iuauAi, Backlnff Kocm Ho Uourt sire' t. DiHaoum davl. Tueiaav and Fridavof each wtefc. Banking hoars from 9 A.

M. to 3 P. I H. FBOTHINaHAM, President. OuAwrosn 0.

StfKTH, Cashier. DIREOTOBS. Wm H. Oirj, JohnDimon, H. E.

Lyman, A JI. aihlts. John T. Uartls, I. H.

Prothlngham, Mote. r. Odeil. Brooklyn, January 29th, 1889. 181 tf mHE LATEST AND BEATS dT JL.

ANfcOTJNCtliENr! ENGAOBMENT Of FELIX DAB). SI er thi NEW YORK MERCURY. ThflDroDrietoraof THE NEW YOHff K.ZZ.u, nuMxta. just pride and pleasure In annoonQing the engasementof ttie unu rcDowueu aaa uumiwDie maucrox me numorous ana gphlc art. who will hereafter employ bfs mRja ic oencil in ilIutrUnff the Brneaof r'lttST GLASS NOVELETTES, by ihe best writers in Amerlcp, which will bepoblished In the columns of Ihe NJSW XOBK MUKCUaY.

Ihe ensracement ot Mr. Do.rle.v which wMonlvaosomtilUricd after much urgent solicitation, and the nffsrof the moat liberal iuduoementj, MGROURY with PIOrOElAL DISPLAY, wnica CANNOT BE 7 ALLKD BY ANY OTHKEt PAPKR. and will prove the eiritB of our deter minailon to outvie all compet tlon, and make NkW Y'aK MERCURY as a Journal of A me low. Literature and Ait Mr urn ley has nagaged de.lgn ticiaslvely lr THW MRRCnYiind POR MO OTfTRR (FF.RKT.V and, tberefore no oot moorary sheet can hope to ap proa oh THK JiOBK ME 4 UBY fnthe beauty and brilliancy of unique and appropriate illustration 'ntjirsipioirre trom Air. uari yi pencil will appear In THE JHEW YOKK MWRCURY dated Sehnwrv w.

ftiso oono cot on wi a splendid romace of the sea. by HU V'T LINK entitled EiWAlK; OR, THE TcRoB OF THE UOAbT A TALE CT HIVaTEK BIHQ let 1776. 3l It IO. OF O. F.

ATLANTIC LODGE No. 60. The members of this Lodge aie requeue! to be pnce ual ux aiitirattencance ouM6nday tTHIS Jii'ViiNIblG), aa Important buULeaa will be bioaght loiwrrd. J3ii.w n. UBLiiua, oecretary.

I ONG ISLAND BANK, BB0OKLXN. 31gT Ri January, 1359. A Divldendof Five ner cent on the CaDltal siookof this Bank will he fall to shareholders on A mud. J31U uiu. u.

SiMfaOH. F1BST 0AL1TY COAL OIL, AT BETAID. at one dollar and thirty lire oents per gallon For sale br a. at reari st eei, JSl Si New lerk AOBEAT BAB8AIN AT No. 66 HIGH ar athlngton slreet, Brookbs; cctare iicuoforte.

nniihbd In msdetn as round cornrs, rfoh oarved legs, beautiful irlole aarviusi. fall rtch tone; an elegantparlor piano, mada to order, mtnm.ker's rar 7ani.e. use a aori nme: origuui oost riitu, price Ap if aa aDoro, oay or eTemag. mu od.oci oncrea to a cam uycr. This Is a bargain for somebody, JSl It THE UNDEB8IGNED FOB BIDS ALL PEE sons trusting AEI A PETERSON 0n bis account, as he will pay no debts of her contracting.

OFFICE OF THE NASSAU FIBE INU. CO. Brooklyn, January 3. 1869, umsilD The Board or DlrfA'nrii hftTA ihl itav Hnn1TA sem. annual dividend of Ten ClOy per cent, parable on da wuau ueircuoe, jxo.

iu uourt sf, urooKiyn. J'8 lm A. J. BEKKMAN. Secretary, I DIVIDEND BBO0KLTN BANK A D1VI A Jendof nye(5)per cent, has been declared oot of the profits of the six months, payable on the 1st of February jP.

a HEHDRRSOK, Oaihler. Brooklyn, JMkwry Jpi.w; By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle. BY A1DEBI0AN TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S LOT. OFFICES; Wall sU, N. Montagno, cor.

Court Broklrn. Brom Waahlnstoa. Washington, Jan. 81. McCcrmicks paloit for improvement in reaping machino expired to day, and tbe inveutiou, thorcfure, bocomos bub lie property.

Tlio Commissioner of Patents ovorruled tho npplicatiou for extension, on the grnuuil that it is clear the Invention wait new and patentable wheu patented, and It possessors a motive of utility, but lie is w.Ml satistled from tho exhibits aud testimony in tlio case, tliat the patentee has received not onlp a reasonable but most liberal com pensation for tho lime, ingenuity and expense bestowed cn tbe Invention and upon its introduction. Robbery of Adims Bxprefi. Augusta, Jan, 81. The Adams Express was robbed between Monlgomory and Mscon, on Friday, of $40,000, mostly In live and ten dollar bills on Georgia and South Carolina banks. A ward of $6,000 is offered for its recovery.

F.re. Nzw Haven, Jan. 31st Tho extcusivo bolt works ol Stant's Manufacturing ui riHukaviiie, iuo luwu ui oluuiuuiu, was uesiroyeu Qro this mornlnir. Tbo loss is estimated at one hundred thousand dollars. Tbo buildiuc and conteots were insured for sixty five thousand dollars.

Toe flrc ts believed to have beon tbe work of design. Two hundred men wcro thrown out ot employment. AMUSEMENTS. 'ITBE ELECTRIC TBXEGBAPH. Ivirpnon at.

on ihn Evoo'njrs or TfJ SOAY, Feb 1, THUtVbAY. Feb, iTURDV, Feb. 5ib. AmoDS fte Incid al experiment ill be Uivn tha newly Inr ed ec no Si, nal for fihipff, and sltio simultaneous g'iting of ihe gas je'a of a Chandelier byVolisio lctriciy Three Tickets (for th? Course), 60 Sirgle U'keta 25 eta. j3; eod JIRB DhPAKl'MENT BALL THE ANNUAL i BALL tnflldof Widowa and Orphans of tbe ljuFIB BHPATMENT.

tale aca at JIUSICaL enrrerof Knlti nd Orarse streoto, on MUNIJaV f.V Januort 3Iai, 1859. lictets can he procurpd o' th3 Committee PE'EB B. A.NllEKSDN, Chairman. 6. H.

HiTWiKD, ecraiary, j251w NATIONAL GUABD BALI THE ELBVKNTH A1IUA1, BA snd EXHIBITION DRILL, of ihe HAIIOSiL OUABD, Co. A. Fourteenth (Cajtkin Houcs A. SraisrJE,) yfil take at GOTHn HALL. Ao.ms Brooklyn.

Oa TUESDAY EVENING, fFBrjAR7 IS, 1859. Tickeu admllttng a Genileran and Ladies, $2 01) canhehadof auymerrberoflhe Compsny, and at the door on the eyenlr of the Ball. FKEDEBICK A. BALDWIN, fh'n. Joitpn W.

Hatks, Set'r. j2itd OOWEEY THEATEiS. i Leraeee Messji G. L. Foi ai a J.

if. LmtuiD. lair r. irt'. o'clcot.

iHEEE FA 'T MBN. Jenny Falilove alias Luclle THE FEMALE MINSTREBS. UECI'8 HAXIOSAL THSATKE Preio Pit cents Orchestra Chai ffi cents Doors op'nalliii lc. Curtsy will rinc at 7J f''w'y. TEi8 EVKHI NO.

Tsaedr O'Rynn T. Hampton LINDA, CIGAR GIRL. SIosc JTorrlson Mr. F. S.

Chanfrau AUNT OHARLOTYIl'j MAID. Horatio Thomas parkins B.Howe 1'hB Cj VICT'S rkvenge. THE KIVAL CLOWNS. BUSINESS NOTICES. IMPORTANT TO TBE PUBLIC WE RE selling, at Fulton stre splendid B'ack and Oreen Tei tor 4i per lb.

Thousands declare it superior to what others sell lor 5s. CaM and it. lflSFulton street, between Sandfl and Pro9Dp(t. BALL I WELL STEELE. OAN OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1842 Licensod by the Governor of the State, and Mayor aid Common Council of the City of New York Money lent to any oiuuuni, io targe anosmaji sums ai legal rates oi interest, cn ait kinds of personal Drnpprty.

as Diamonds Gnld and Silver watcnes, deweiry, ury uoods, segwB, Clothing. 4c. A. 423 PPuri fctreet, may 27 ly Corner cf Rose street. Hew York city.

CfHERIFF'8 SALE. By virtue of a writ of xecutlon issued out ot the hunremft nar.rt. tn ma (ror. tfd ana delivered. I will sell bv nublio auction, m.

th r.Uv Sales Rooms. No 343 Fulton street, foppositw the City Halt) in the City of Brooklyn, on the clay of January, I8.r,9. at 12 o'clock noon, ali the right, title and interest wbch UANOALL COW'PNHOVENhad on the November, 1858, or at any time thereafter, In whose hands soever the same may be, of. in and to all that certain tot, piece or parcel of hnd. situate, lying and belnc in the Seventh ward of the City or Brooklyn, in tbe Countv of Kincg.

bounded ir fnllnwH Kppinnlnir nt tha corner of Classon avenue and DeKalb street, on the souiherly Bide of DiKalb R'reet, tfcence runniog westerly along the BO therly Bide of DeKalb street two hundred 'eet 10 a part'tlau line between the lard of John Jackfon and Tvucls T. Oowenho thence foutlierly along the said partition Hn four oredfeet; tbenco easterly on a Une parallel th I'eKalb street a ong other lands of the Eaid Teunla T. t'owrnhoven two hundred feet to CUswn avenue; thence northerly along sa Clas soa avenue lour hundred feet to the D'Hca or hpelnnino hp th aaid dimensions more or less; eicept anl reserving therefrom the following dscribci remise, bounded a fo1los, viz Be (jiuniuj; ntH ei soma ni soutaweaierly crner of DeKnib avenue and ClaHnn Hvpnti titnninn thnna one unbred and tifry feet souih rIy Clasion avenue; lhace wea crly at right angles with tMasvm avenue one bun dxed snd seventy five fei Beve i inches more or ls to tha divi pion 'lae of he lurid of John Jdckfon and Tennis T. "owe nho van; thence ncrJif rly along snd liny ona hundred and tiftv fv et to y. point one hut drd feet distant from DeKal avenue; thence eos'erlyons hundred and eighty one feet nud sir incbestote noint or place of oeginninc Being ihe sme premlm aid by Englebert Lott, then Sheriff, on tbe 10th day of September, to K.

G. Cowferdioveu. Dated Brooklcu, 7 igsg The above sale Is further nostnoued nntil thp. Mih Anv" January, 1859. at tho same time and place.

Dated Brook! n. January 22(J, 1859. The above sale Is further postponed until the 5th day of F'Lruarv. at thi RamAhfrnriimliilMYv Tlatol u.Mirlvn jsi iawtsM GEO. RKMSEN, Sheritt CJHEEIFF SALE.

Bv virtae ot a writ of a 1 exec a on issueu onto thPN rmmnn Hipn.nm Urcnt ed and delivered. I will sell by public auction nt the City Shies Rooma. No. 343 Fulton street, onoosita tlio Citv Ha) I in the, n.t ofRrooklyn. on tbe 8th day of January, 1S59.

at 12 o'clock, noon, all ihe right title, and Interest, which OWE.V ft'K GA.N bad on the elereuih day of June, 1658, or at any timo thereafter, in whose hands soever the same may be of in and 'o All that certain piece or parcel of land kno as tbe Hone Mill property, situate, lying and being in tbe Oity or Brcoklyn. KintTS l.OQUtv. of Now York, on lh wpnturiv hunlc nf the GowAnuB Crt ek, on tbe north side of Mcth st eet, lieKlDning at a pilnton tho west bank of Creefc where the north side Iln of Ninth a'reet as laid down on tbe map made by tbe Commissioners appointed by ihe Legislature to lay out eald city inieriects high water mark, anl running thence nirtheaiterly on tbe bank of said Creek at high wa'er mark one hundred fee; thence turning acd runniDg wfbterly on a jlno parallel withllunilngton Btreet extended on a straight line i.f Gowanus Creek the wesiirly line of lot number 30 1 on tbe tales map of Jordan Coles, deceased, of June 2, 1S3G: thence turnin( and running oulhes on a Hue parallel wVh Ninth sire to the northe ly line or Ninth street aforesaid: thence turn ng eistfrly ani running on the no th eide line of Ninth btreet af jreeaid to the place ot beginning. Alsft, all those ccrta 1 vs, pieces or parco's of land, fltuate, Jvh and bem? iu the VillKPfi nf Fort HnmMtrtn. knnnm onrl dLjtlDguished on a nup tire In Kings Coucty negimer's tntitled nectioDal map number oae.

of property la LSe Vuisge cf Port Hamilton, In ihs Town cf Nov Utrecht, made bv IS. Henwood dted Morrlslaui, Ftbroary 10. by tbe numbers f5n.nd65 and boundod as folio viz: Cnimfn cing at the northwest comer of Atlantic and Gelaton avcnuiv, andrunniner thence northca tcr.v alcne Gplntrn arnnm nn hundred fee running thence Tthwesierly a', rig Bnpl to eat GclBton avenue na hundred and tixtefn feet ann three tncnes; nei ce aou.nwestfriy prauei Ofs'on avenge one hundred feet to iiianrlc avenne: lhnn sntith; ntnrlv ou; Atlantic aveiuc and at gbt ang'ea to Geiaton avenue hundred and sixteen f'0 ana three lucbo? lo tbe place of beginning; together wuh all and singular the tenements, here ditsmenM am aDDurteninces thereto belonirnir or in anv wit a appertaining. Dated iirooalyn, Nov. i'0, 858 nfiawowiu uau ttaentr, i The above sate is Dostnoned until tne 2 id oav of Jami v.

1SS9. at tho same time and ulace. Dated Brooklyn. Jan. 11.

18BD. jaUlawisF GEO. RKMSEJ9. PheruT. Tbe above sale Is further nostDOnea until the 29h dav nf January ".1859, at tho same hour and place.

Dated Brooklyn, Ji'Z4 21wi8fii uku. llKSlKEN, Sheriff. The above sale la further nostnoned until tho 2d oav of Fenruarj, 1859, at the same time and place. uwau isruuKiyo, oaauaiy 'cry, GE KGE EEMSEN, fiherUH SUPKEME COURT Ihe South Brooklyn Sav.ngt InitUtttlon sgt. Caleb L'ndsJey and her.

Ciuhiis ConiTT, Plffs AUy. In pursuance of a judgment order of tbla Court, made in ihe above entitled action, bearing date the 19th day of Janua'y, 18:9, I will sell by public auction at the Pales Uooma, 343 Kulion street. ooDoalte ihf Cdy hall. In ihe City of Brooklyn on the 26th day of Febnarv, 1659, at ivo'oloct, noon of that dny, the following described land Mid pr mlaes: All ihtu certain lot, piece or of land, with the improvements tberf on. situate, lying and being in the xifc w.rd tha imy of Brooklyn, in tbe Coantyof Kings and Stale of buadec and at scrrjeaas io lowd, urgiui ing ai puia on me westerly biqh arow street eighty elfiiit feet antl.lx mcb to bo cuntre il eof 5ieblocsb3lween Henry street util Obetvor ace: Ihenco 'a Inches to the plaoeof beginning.

Btosslj Jan, 31. 1M9. Ji31 iaw3wM (59? OEgROX RKU8BK, SherUT, of ncnrystreel iwo nauoroaana, severny signi ieei ma seven lnchesnortho Ij Irrm lh5 njr wterly corner or Do aloii. He ry TO.iain.Ou ul u. ut.

I sou berly along said centre line aod parallel situ enry s.jeel t.enty two fee a.d tbeoc; c.stsr.y ml pamllej wltn fjfgr.w slreet through a psrtv wall sianolng on tho preVlssa hereby premises on lbrnth ehtT elr'it (JIKNTAL 1') ET il 'AP MANTT llAaJj iv ru a.r OLanu insinrtd onl be Va Hiscan ckeon Pbila ie'phia. LO.IQU UL Wl I itir US UireQ lUndS LI 000101311 peritc; i u.e i. groctra general upawnoio al 'at At m.uaU.lure owst nc j3 ih Ar sole i agen InthlBcUy. OAKlWRriHT HABBPOH, JH1 3m UI Fiont sireet. Mew irt.