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LOST ASD FOUND ready to take the necessary measures for opening AUCTION SALS TOAEDEH8 WANTED GOOD ACOOMMO Ofitj mb Gossip. mistTtyt the street to Metropolitan avenue, upon equitable adjustment of the assessment being agreed upon. A provision was therefore inserte in the act to change the above line, to run direct through Grand street when that street shall be opened. The names attached as incorporators include all the large property owners on the llnei who will at onca subscribe the amount of tha stock, if the bill passes, and have the road in op peration in a few months. TTi ia I TTiTo Hatm I Cam I CAM QlFS If jou want a Hat or Cap trade In tho nairett atria, of the finest material, 20 per cent leas man any uiuer piawo city or Heir Tork, go to Bbubb'b, 8S Myrtle avenue, neat Law.

nee street. fel9 Gkeat Excitement at the Timfu op Am Twenty five cenln enly far a perfcoi IJkeneis, oase included. Netllograph Llkeneuea lo tend In letters, fifty cents. Likenesses of Infants one dollar Old Daguerreotypes and Am brotypes oopled at S16 Fulton street, Hall. K.

M. Douoiasb. felSZt Domimce Colgan expects to 830 his friend as heretofore, at the Old Kendevour, 238 Fulton street the Free Lunch sorved up at the usual hours eay, from 11 to 12 o'clock, Hcixdat Medicini Chests, Pariah Mabbu Vases, Statuettes, Colognes, Jewel Caskets, decorated China Qlfl Cups and Siuoera, Hatch Bores, Bohemias Glus, suitable for holiday presents, and a general assortment of Ohina, Glass and Earthenware, at greatly reduced prices, (or sale at the China Arcade, 167 Atlantic, near Clinton at. Men's Fike Peg Boots made to order by WniTKUousH fc Pbubcb, 1S3 Fulton street. MTimir Goods at greatly reduced prices at 188 Fulton Kelilon.Netlce.

Elm Ilace Congreq atioral Church, Brooklyn Rev. W. A. Bartlett, tha Pastor, will preaoh In the Poly, technlo Institute, Sunday, Feb. Hlth, 1869.

at 10 o'clock A. M. and 7K P. M. United Presbyterian Church.

Preaching to morrow at 10 12 II. and P. In the Brooklyn Insti tute, Washington street, near Concord. Rev. 1).

J. Pstterson, Pastor. The public are reap eotf ully Invited. Sabbath School at 9 A. 11.

and 2 P. M. CHRibTiAN Union of Brooklyn A regular meeting will be held at the Folyteahnio Institute on Livingston Btrett, on Monday evening, 2st Instant, commencing at 7ts o'clock, Subjeot for discussion, "What la the criterion ot Truth The public are invited. Chdroh tin tub. Heights, Pienepont street The Bev Dr.

Cox is expected to pieach In this Church 10. morrow morning, and the Rev. Henry II. cudder, of the Aroot Mission In the afternoon. Services cemmanceat 10H A.

H. aadSf. H. Hansok Place M. E.

Church Last evening, the 17th, Friday evening meeting this Choieh was held. It was addressed by several eminent speakers. After Ihe speak ing had concluded, Ida Powell, a little giil, who Is totally blind, recittd about ten verses of poetry, and repeated with Bueh exactness the 32d Pialm that It elicited the praise and admlrat on of every perton present Next Filday evening, they hold another meeting, which Is to be towards tha aid of vhe Temperance cause, and at which the publlo are Invited to attend Beligion, Providence and Patriotism as Exiipuruto iif tax Lira cr WituistGTOir A discourse upen this subjeot will ba delivered in the Washington street E. church, in Washington street, near TlMary street, by the Pastor, Rev. ou Sabba'h evening next, at 7 o'clock.

Rev. Mrs. L. A. Jenkins will preach in the rooms or tho Liberal Christian Association 278 Cumberland street, to.uiorrow Sunday afternoon at 3K o'clock.

Seats troe. ThB Anniversary of the Juvenile Miss'euary Sjciety attached lo tho Central Baptist SabbatU School will be held to.morrow afternoon at tho Central Baptist Church in Bridge street, commencing at 3 o'clock. There will bo Interesting uddrcaaca tor the occasion, and singing by the children. Tha 1st Congregational Methodist Church having disposed of their former place of worship, corner of Lawrence and Tillary streets, will worship In the Lecture Room of tho Elm Place Church, In Elm Plaoe, until thelr new Church is ready for use. Pfaching by the Pastor, Rev.

8. A. Baker, at 10)i A. M. and 7 P.

M. Bishop Potter, tha Provisional B'shop of New Yotk, has made lbs following appointments for his Siring violations in this oity March Qulnqcagesima, Sunday evening, Charch Charily Foundailon, Holy Trinttr, Brookijn March 27 Sd Srneay in Lent, A. St. Lnks's, Brooklyn. P.

Si. toars'n, Brooklyn. EreDlnv, St. John's, Brooklyn April 17 P. 8u Mark's, Brooklyn.

Kvenlng, Holy Trinity, Brooklyn. Aprl' IS Monday la iljly Week, evening, St. Mark's, Wll April 2'J Good Friday, evening, Groi Church, RreoHyn. May 6 2d Sunday afier iCaster, A. Christ Church, Wil llamrburfih P.

Graoe Church, Willlamsburgh. Evening, 8t. Peter's, Brooklyn May lo P. Bt Paul's, IjOKth Brooklyn. AMUSEMEHTS.

BANDli iOIBBE MUSICALB MADAME LOUIRH ABEL, AS91SXED By Meiais. THOS. APTOMMA Pil. MAYBE, E. MOLLENHAUER and L.

fCattlKBEK. AT TBI BROOKLYN ATHBNEUM. SATURDAY KVEKING, Feb. 19th, 18S9. PROGRAMME.

PAHT I. 1. do, rour Piano and Tlolln, sur lea favorlB de GullUume Tall Csborne A Beriot. Mad. LOUISE ABEL and Mr.

S. MOLLBNHADEU. 2. Solo, for Cornet a Piston Mr. L.

SCHBBIBER. 3. Eoaoi, Mr. PH. MAYER.

i. Soro for Harp. Mr. THOS. APT0MMA8.

5. Obasdb PoLOSAisi, Op 22 Ohopln. Madame LOUI1K ABEL. C. Eolo for Violin.

Mr. ED. MOLLENHAUER. PAST II. I.

Tncai et VABiATiona de la Sooate, dediee a Kreulznr, pour Plane et Violin Keptiioven Madame LGUI. JS ABVL and Mr. E. MULLUNUAUiCB. 3.

Bou for Cornet a Piston, Mr. L. 8CBREIBEB. 3. Eono, Mr.

PH. MAYER, t. Bolo for Harp, Mr. THOS. APT0MMAS.

6, FRIKBS Dl MOIIK, Madame I.OUHE To commence a) 8 o'clock P. M. Tickets (1, to be had at Carl Prox'B, 213 Fulton, and W. W. Bess's, 112 Atlantic street.

felS 2t lIBST INVITATION BALL OP THE COUN JO CIL OF TEN, wl'lbeheldat GOTHIC HALL, Adauu on MONDAY KVKNI VG, Feb.21it, 1859. CouuiTrre or AaaAROWBHts. Daniel McLaughlin, Jamei Boherly nmea A Doffy William Stewart Patrick Collins Robert M'Ourdy James Buck'ey Patrick MoDade Edwin Beverly Wllil.m Waliace DANIEL UoLAUGHLIN, Chairman. Jamks A. Durrr, Secretary Pathioc J.

Coixtws, Treasurer. Floor Manager Jakis P. Donsnrr. felgZi" BUWJSBX THEATBK. Lessees Messrs.

O. Fox and J. W. Lu8A. THIS KVBKlWGHo'oloek.

THE ABMOKER OF 1YBB. Tho Arntoier Prootor THE BEAR BUNTFB8. BLACK BLUNDERS. 0 JUDY'S NATIONAL THKi'l'BE Dress Otrole Secants Pit I2KcnU; Oreesura Ohalr an cents. Doors oonats o'eicek.

Cnrta will rise at IX preciaely. THIS EYFNINO. OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. AaaTrenobard Mr. F.

S. Rhanfrau Marv Meredith Mis. F. S. Chanfrau Lord Dunreary Jtr, J.

B. Howe TOM CRINGLE'S LOG. SPECIAL fLD LEAD BOOGHT. AND THE HIGHEST price paid at the BROOKLYN LEAD PIPK MASUrAlf between Hicks and g''siheth. ram iw 1WISH TO 1NFOKM TUlsi PUBliIC THAT Air.

THOMA8 MORGAN la not my agent after this da'o. JO 9 1 A 5 T. S. AU drmands to bo paid np to Ike 1st March, at Thos. Wllllanis, Ito.

18 Green wloh Btree', N. Y. A GOOD CHANCE FOR AN UPHOLSTKBEB, Palnler or Paper Hanger Good will of busia. stook foraa'eand bnlldlngto let. The o.d Paper Hanging.

Oornlee and Window Shadi ritore. at 108 Fulten street. Brooklyn, (with watshls couneoud aTrnnk department In thu basement) rpr sale, Buunfaiostabllshcd twenty years. Situation one or Ut best in the ally. For particulars apply on the premises, feul of A STORE 10 LKT IS PELENIX HALL, Court street, between Dean and Bergen slree'B.

Also, fel6 lw J. RIOHARDKON, AO. i Court St. 08T ON TUESDAY EVENING 15th INST, a small block and tan terrier DOG. with oropped ears; answers 10 me name 01 rrinny.

Aarao uviwi win oq pus any one that will return him to JOHN J. II ARDI3, 43 Tillary street. Iel0 3. L08T ON THE 17th INST, A FIVE YEAR old COW.aflne animal, co1orrd white markfl. Whoever will return said cow, or give Informa'lrm vberp she mT be ound, will be suttablyrewarded by caUlag at leipbl street, Brooklyn.

re 19 2t STBATED OB STOLEN A LABG WHITE SOW, from tte premlies of DANIEL cor. of Hloks and Huntlnntoa streets, South Brooklyn. Whoever will return her lo the above plaee will receive a liberal reward and the thanks of the owner. felt 2. TOST A DABK MOUSE COLOBED DOOj with white neck and breast and white tip on tail.

Whoever will return him to 109 Prosoect street, will be suitably rewarded. Said dog answers to the name of "Trip." fer9 It BRACELET LOST ON THURSDAY. FEB. 17. a plain BIAt ELKT, marked '0.

N. Armstrong Tbe finder will be su.tably rewarded by leaving the same at No. 93 Johnson street, Brooklyn. 2f FROM THE ENGINEER'S OFflCE at ltidgewood Reeervoir, one brocea 'asquered transit In Rtlument, wl'h fi Inch olrole and "ne yellow lacquered level, on the night of February 16th The transit bears the name of 1.411. W.

Blnnt, makers, New York, and tbe level Is marked No. 180, E. Brown Sons, makers, New York. Any information leading to their recovery will be rewarded at the Engineer's office, Halsey's Building, Brooklyn. felS3t OST FEBBUABY 16, BETWTEEN 6 AND JLi 7 going from No.

15 Hicks stroet, up Pulton to Tillary street, oic Fur Vlctorlne By leavipg tbe earn at IS Hicks street, Brooklyn, tbe flnd.r will be suitably rewarded. 3i SPECIAL NOTICES. AN NI VERSABY OF WASHIB GTON 'S BIRTH DAY AT THE BROOKLYN" INSTITUTE The anttuI amtributlon of premium lo Vhe readen of tho Yoath's Frf Library and member of the Institute c'asiea. for tbe best om poaitioni, epecimeas of drawing, Ac, wltl lake plaee tbe Lecture Room of the Institute on Tuesday evenfeg, Feb. 22, Addresieo will bedelirered by the Rev.

W. 8 Btadley, and J. Francis Walton, Utq. Exercises to commence at 7a o'clock. Tbfi publlo are Invited to attend.

By order of the Committee. SL TO BAKEES OR OTHERS FOR SALE, A Aral cfaaa BAKBEY, In one of thebe3l s'anda In Brooklyn. Baking IS bbls. per week all winter; ruca from 2S to bble. per week In summer.

All family cub torn, ihe lea ae and Hit res will be sold for $ifiP; or will sell horse and wagon and everything comjileto oanh. PoBaeflalonimmedlately. Inquire at iC i Atlantic Brooklyn. Sal9 It RKAT BARGAINS D. O'HAGAN 45 JC James street, if selling Crockery; China andilasH ware, alitfutly damaged by flro, at half price.

fel9 3t A 8 I OFTBH HAVE CALIi TOR SBCOND hand Oas fixtures, tboae having them to dispose of in xchaoge for new, or otherwise), caa be accommodated by app'y'rffto fel9 2w JOHK BUTLER, 112 Fulton st. VfOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS tobefenoed. "Notice is hereby given all par'les interested, of tbe intention of tb Amnion Council of thin city, to pasa an ordioanoc to direct lots 1 1 be fenced cn the Houtbwesterly corner of ulton areoue and FnHcn olace, to aate a nniianco. 2Ated Brooklyn. Vebmary 18, 1866.

fel 10d CHARLES TINXET, Street CommUwioner. A LADY WILL RECEIVE ADDITIONAL A puoils for InBlruction cn the Pcrte at berown or tteJrreaidenoes. Terms very moderate. Apply or addresB at 84 Olermont avenue, Lear Myrtle, from 8 to 6 P. it.

feI73t TJROOHIiYN CITr B'jNDS "OR SALE BY 13 E. WHIT2fcOU3E, SON 4 JnSBISON, "Tol6 tf 51 Wail sTeet, New York. SROOKXYN DIRECTORY FOR 1859 '60 To insure immediate atten'l )n. all communications relat .0 the next issue of the Directory shculd be addressed to J. LAIN Mechanics' Bank Bnlldinga, Conrt atreet feI5 lw cr.

Montague s', Brooklyn. A FREE AKD EASY WILL BE HELD AT tbe "OFFICE." street, every MONDAY aau UKDAY KVKHINOS, at N. B. No extra chirgefor relrealmenls. WE LIVK.

fcB if BSN HONKY. AMttEtlMtr OF THE SXOCKHOLDBttS OF THK ATLANTIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be he'd at No. 12 Atlantlo street, on the 15th day of Mirch next, at7 12 o'e'o P. for the purpose or dirninifihlur the ameunt of th CapllBl Stock uf snch Association from $800 'o $340, and if there be any assets beyond that amannt to distribute th same eqaatly between the non redeemers. Brooklyn, Jebraary 9tb.

1859 john' pnn.LiPS. N05TBAND BENNETT, I HKNBY PUTLUP3. STruitees. jiUAS B. PAitSOUS, I f.ll 3w JOHN KVAN8, BUIHE8S STAND FOR HALE CEKAF The house and lot corner of Market and James street, suitable for any kind of business.

Also house i nd lot 1M Myrtle avenue. 2 houses and lota In the village of Jamaica, jn qalre of JCLISllA B. lelt 6 Varket. cor. James hU BUSliiESS fiOXlOES.

FROSUNE OILS THB GENUINE KBRC IV 6ENK OIL ean be obtainfd at 62 fallen street, aDove riois, and all oil sold warranted pare and direct from Ihe Kerosene Oil Factory. Also, BRtchildcr'a Patent Kerosene Lamp, the only lamp inat ourou oh mney. lw SHIRTS I SHIRTS SHlRTS 1 1 Tnree good Shirts for $3, linen bosems and enffs. Fine Shirts made to order, guaranteed to flu hirt Bosoms 4. large aesor.ment, 25o to $2,25.

thlrta ro btosomed and repaired. T. B. FA'JI KNBR'S GENTS' FURNISHING KTOBH, 143 FtJLTOK SlKcsr, d20 2tt Between Sands and High streets. VALENCIA RAIflNS 200 BOXES FOR sale at 4 cents per pound.

d24 II. CO3BEl.L.20 Fulton at. BENCH AND ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIKS AND CHILDREN by MRS. UoBAGl and MLLS DUSSON (late teacher at the Voi Ber nard Institute). Terms for tuition in all the nuat English branclei.

Including French, 1st desartwEnt, $12; 2d t.r.mary do $5. Tb third quartsr wiil commenGd on the February, 1HW. Mile Hussoa relers by permission to Mine. Dor Bernard, Now York. fei" lw C'lTBATS 6 MAGNESIA PEEPABSD Bl P.

D. LKYS, Manufacturing Druggist, Cor. Main and York street. Brook 1vi EIBBONS ALL THE RAGE RIBBONS, ladles, are now your only wear. B4tboiK are a'l ihe fashion In Paris.

The Empress Eugenie, pledged to encourage the manufacturers of thlidelloate article of trade, trims with notblcg elee, At a lateaudlecce at the Tuilenes. wtien upwards of eereaty American ladieg and centlemen were intrc duced to Loula Napoleon and fcls fair quaen tha rube of the Empress was fairly covered wtta ribbOiiB. Hence tbe French Court and the English Court are literally ribbon mad in trimmlnj styles, and in this country all ''upper tendom' Is at rayed In a pro'utlon of thiigime beautiful material. H. LiCHTENSTf ILV, Hi.

3B7 Broadway, la weU supplied with an tbe Klbboca thus made de i lguer' in taahlonable circles, Hii active agent in Frnnce and Knzland have bought vp all themost 'recberebfa' assortments, and Be retails them out to hikj custom eru at pricea uo higher thio IMbbousof IndlUVrcu. taste mm and elAewbere, For elegant Klbbone, go to LICaiENSTtilN. feJ6 lw JOHN'S OYSTER AND LUNUH EOOMS F. J. BKYEft informs his Brooklyn friende that hi has open ea an Oyster and Lunch Booms at 74 William sttett between Liberty and Cedar streets, New Tork, where he will serve up in every style.

Oy uteri by the quart or hunrd. Plckh ic, for the Holiday. nO WEDDING VISITING OABDS CKD3 of superior quality, and of the neatest style of engrar lug. Also Envelopes, Cake Boxes, Aa, at JUUN D. CHASE'S, 506 Fulton street, next to Concord, Manufacturer of Silver Ware, Jewelry.

A'J. Hair work of all kinds made to order. Pins, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger fvlugs. Charms, Ladies and Qanta Chain, new patterns. ft VUTTA PBBCHA CEMENT BC0HNG Tha cheauest and moetdnrablti roonmr in ase.

On or applied to new or old shingle roofe, without removing them. Nkw awd Old Tin Roofs coated and repaired with Uuiti Pibcbji Ckmbt. and warranted waterproof, fipeolmeaa cau be aeen at the oQice, 349 Fulton itreet, Brooklyn. n8tf M. W.

JOHNS A CO fOsaEAM OIT WILD FLOW iKS THIS lightfnl preparation for dresfiug and beartii'ylng iho bf.1 ad ccioplerloa, Is now prepared only by P. D. IjEYS, Manufactartnir Drugglel, Cor. main and York Brooklya. for tale wholesale aud retail.

2b eta, per bottlu. uvtw J. HOPPliB, (late of H. W. niTRRTTA.

ifc niiniiRTiiCKS. respeotfully Inform thepublto that he baa oppoed tvarcroom at no. 10 uuai corcer 01 ucmjdiuuu, opposite the City llu.ll, where can bo had everything requisite for the buriM of the Dead. J. M.

HOPPBB hving bad much experience for tho last ten years aa an Undertaker, will give bis personal attention to Funnrala in all case. Can be found at all hours of the night at Ho. 18 Conrt YOU WANT A nure artiele of If ro, eallandget a aamj)lo at206PearisC N. remored tn il Fulton St. nii 3m fACTS WORTH KNOWING The Terybsst Kief In market SJf oents; Sperm Candles Adamantines In fltb boxes 18; tioip (turrants bfc Sardines half botes II; Taplooal2; Prime Segars $.1,30, tt and PS per 1000.

Sold in any quantity byTHOM AS URKBN 31)6 Pear! SU HATS AND CAPS SPRING STYLES OABTON, leader of PasWons, 243 Fulton street, will Usui on Saturday, fob J8ln, bis Spring Style or Silk llat, excelling in bceuty, Btyle and finish anything eTfr olered In Brorktja, as well aa the latest style of Mornny llat, which 1 stlned lo beoome so popular this eomlng season. Talk about Knox. It knocks them all. Caw all stvles and eolors. Id every variety, shape and form.

Kelt Hals. Cloth Hals, and In moi every ami or nat worn oy tue nal oonsumtrg generauuu u. 18M. frno's jour Batter dl7tf BW PROCESS PHOfOOBAPHIVU ON WOOH, PRICK'S PATKNT PROCESS, Ann WOOD KNORAT1NG. Wood Guts of all mau ilaotured artlales, Carriages, Machlno.

Book Illustra'lons. Portraits, Bill Heads, tv lopes, ie with greater aocuraer and leas expenie than by hand drawing. Photographs taksnln any part of the olty. WAT MRS A flLTON, PnOTOGFArHMKS ASO EaOBAVcns, felS lw 90 Fulton street, N. v.

JOB PaiNTJUG OF KVKBY DBtiQhjnoB JL dallons forsiogle men. Apply to Vo. SIX, oorner of uiuju rearr sireeis, a surra. ibu TOAKDrNG BOOMS TO LET. WITH BOAED Jf faro lib sd or unfrnlshvd( nniiablR for gentltmew and their wiv, or tinzle gents.

Apply at 147 Adams st Terms meaerate fei lni am to ox, FOE SALE THB TWO 6T08Y ATTfO bu.m,nt rnm hnnu, Hn. HI IH.m, atrnat with rear building on Flood's alley, or will be leated for a term of PPlyto JAMES YAhDESBTJRGH, Iio. 12J Uberty street, M. Y. TTOE SAtB OH TO LET THE 3 STORY JL and basement brick dwelling house No 144 Duffleld, n.ar win do so'O onnasr terms, or let row to a gefdtpnant Apply to DBViiR, Ho.

30 Harrison street, or wumeoci, ww xera. lexvat" T0MECHAnT0S, THE SUBSCRIBER effsrs for sale to monhaolca and ethers of small means ssvf rl three story brick dwellings In Van Brunt street, near the Atlaniio Doi ks, Brooklyn; also several dwollings in WiJ liamaburrb, at from $1800 to SS.flOO each. Tbey are in com p.eie order, and will be sold very low to close an estate. Par ties winning to purchase can pay a small amount down, and tbe balance In urn a 11 sums from lima to time, to nult their coo Bearer Btreet, New York vua o. Anpjy 10 tt.

H. A.ajLiLUUU. JlXOCUlOr. NO fel9 lm A NICE FURNISHED FBOKT ROOM. AND bed 100m to le without board.

In a private house. The rocm neatly fltted up for a small family, with aoeommoda tloos for rocking. Also a small bedroom to let to a sin ale gentleman A few minutes walk from the Fallon ferry, o. 57 Zlloks Btroet, near Fulton sL fe 19 It TO LETTHE VERY DESIRABLE 2 STORY frame dwelling, with twenty two lots atiacbed. on 14th street, between i'h and sth arenues.

South Brooklyn The house is deJigh'fully situated with coosetvaon, trses. shrubbery, aiab'e, abed, and svery oonTenienoe. Apply to SAMUEL FROST, 30 fiouth WU.lam strest, New fel93l tOR SALE IN BaCOKLYN, A VERY Difi JL siraMe frame (brick filled) dwelling house, containing 11 pleas iat aVr roomi, modern improvements, situate 266 At will be sofd low and on easv terms If applied for soni ouquireof aS. VOKILOW, BealBatate Broker, Monta gue street, near Court. iel88t A HOUSE TO LET A DOUBLE HOUSS, cootaiQlng 19 rooms, on Fulton within three minutes' walk of the ferry.

For particulars, enquire of fel7 2." F. RWAXW, 107 Fulton st, Broofelyn. FARM FOR SALE A FARM (NEAR Jamaica) on the South Bay, containing 92 acres of good laud, with a convenient bouie and barn; also a grist mill, and dock, with h'use ihereon; wi oe soidcresp or eicluinged for good Brooklyn property. Apply to tf p. C.

BiliL, 34S Fulton at. A SMALL FARM FOR SALE EXCHANGE, J. OR TO LET A firm of on a bend sf tte Fa sate, opposl'e Belleville, N. wl a good 3 story honsa, with iriDjjn attached, on the premises contsinlDg a buement. kitcbea and cellar, 4 rooms on first floor, on reoond, and 2 aUio rooms; s'ho a gosdbaru.

The grounds are stocked wl food fruit and th is attacheJ, to the propertv a shad his property is within 9 milea of ISew York and 4 miles of Newark from where a steamboat runa from 4 to times a day, connecting with ths railroad. Applj to Wil. MOltGAK BOH, Basement WiHiamaburgb Citv Bant. tf cor South 7ih ana zi streets. FOB SiliE ON CLINTON AVENUE THE very superior and substantial built, britk, double house, near Gales avenue.

Tbe house is 42 feet hquire, complete, Wiib library, bath room range, hot at old 'Hater, gas, furnace, marble wmtela. Tii house oootiina fifteen rooms, with numerous pintries, cellar and Btre room. A cupa pre a splendid view or the Bay, Suten Island, The lot ia63fdot 'rout oa Clinton avenue, and on the rear, on Vander bilt arenue. by 1)0 fe deep. The garden la stocked widt choice fruits, grapes, afce.

A fltory stable la the rear on Vanderbilt avenue, for terms, Ac. apply to EDWaKii A. LiMBRT i ft 16 cod 119 and 121 William at. New TO LET IN PflfBOX HiUi, COUBT be' ween Dean and Etrge "stre'e'r, a large room, ior au' cu, ijau uvoom, c. Apply lw J.

BICuAKDriOK, o. 6 Court at. TO LET THE THIRD AND FOURTH Btorien o' iha building So. 26 Fulton fctreet, amiable for mmufaeturtng purposes tbat are not ertra hsaird sua, ro mi enutr fjo.Etr or sepiriiie. inquire on me premises, fel ltf "DTJ1LDING LOTS FOB SALE A JSUMBBU JL of line building loti far eals, fronting on Canton and ecweit uoura yjaas una i oe tweeu Pork and Myrtle avoousi, formerly known ua the Walltv bout Burial (iratind.

Kor terms and particulars apply at ihe Mayor's Office, City Hall Brooklyn. fel2 tiilmlalO TO LET A LAltaE, WELL LIGHTED BOOM over the fiOatf Island Insurance Company; also snialloi rooaie, ultable for otUctjs. For partlcularR apply iu the otlice if iha corner or Kultoa aul Kront b.3 Brooklyn. rito BE LET THK THREE STORY BRICK houao No. 81 Fast Balllu treel, couLiinlnr roacaa, front Que iBi ougb the houo, good grape viata in the yard.

Posses tIou ol tbe umt of March, if requited Rent 375. Bnquireof wUiLI.nk. upaolaterer, ire inlton bu Can be seen after 10 A. M. foiO tc HALL FOK SALE OK TO LET The a a'ory brict building corner of Poplar at and Bug.

bub's alley, is offeree for sale or to let to Soctetlss or Clubs, Sta. Bzi of rcom 32 by 50, con'aintnlng 6 rooms on ftrtx floor, 3 on the second, 1 large room oa tha tblrd hot, with 14 feet celling, liar under the whole balidlng.gas in a'l the rooms, and mu Doaoia low. luqoire oi frisixtiA. t. aj arret oorner of James street.

Iel4 Qt TOB SALE A THE DWELLING I bouae, stable and coach heuse, with A lots of ground 2Sz ICfl each, under (rood oalUvation. In Hlckorr street, Ciassoa avenue, at present ooaupittd by Lockwood, q. For fur aer particulars, emiulre of FOBTHK 4 LOiKR or J06 Peart oci, new xort. Kij xm TOB SALT? BROOKLYN AND WBSTEKM I PltOf KLTY The subscriber oU'era for uale on the most favorable terms, and in qoantiues or plots to Bttlt purcbaaers, tbe folio win 1 three story brick house with 10 lets, corn or of 15th arcnae uud 6h tttreeL 4 frame and 1 stone house, with 10 lots on 6th street near Dinafenue. 100 io's on 5th and 6th s'reeta, and 4th and Sth avenues.

24 loa fronting on oib avenue, bctwecnSth and sreeta. 26 do do 4th r.Tonue and 7tb and Bih sts 35 do k'o 6ib avenue and 7tb, Sth aud 9h Bis. 25 do do 7th avonue and 7th and Sth sts. 57 do do avenue tuid fth, Sto, and 12th stfl. bi do do 10th and 11th avenues and 14 and 16th streets.

3 frame dwellings and 8 lots on Colnmbia street, 1st ward. '2 lots in Hicks street, Mo. 245 and 247, with party walls oa eicb side. 3d ward. 1 four story bride dwelling, on Stato atreet, all modern hn 10th ward.

23. COO acres of superior land, having 13 milea frontage on the ituue luvur, aujui iu mues neiow Doiesvme, in me eiaie Arkanca? Frioe from $2 to ill) per acre, owicg to location. For particulars apply to THOs. G. TALiI tGB, Ho 343 HUks or c30 3m "4 Wall BUt ij Hoor back room.

TVTAS3AU BANK Of BROOKLYN THIS LtI Bank, "ilh a of MO.OOO Dollars, will open for the of businesn, on TUKSUAY, February lsl, at ihs itanking Boom Vo. 8 Court street. Dlssouot days, Tuesday aud Friday of eacb. wttk. itsnklng uuurs iroui A.

JL. to i r. si. I U. FEOTHINQHiSI, PreddenL CsAwrosD Smith, Cashier.

rjlBSCIORS. Wm H. Cary, John Dlmoo, R. n. E.

Lyman, A. M. whits, John T. siarim, I. U.

Frothlngham, Moiea K. (Well. Brooklyn, January Wis, 1859. 131 tf MONEY LOANED E3 Cakal Bikiet. 83 Cakai, SiaKET.

(2 doors east of BUnbett,) Xew York, CAITTAL S100COO. STANTON Licensed Fswnbroke. adTance money Id large and tmsl! sums cn DIAMONDS, JKWELRY, WATCHKS. MLVR WAEE, GUNS, I'lSl OLS, DRV GOODS. OLOTHIXO.

MOSIOAI. INHTRCil JB And on any odv valuable personal property. UnKlnHa. tinnra avmw rim If vr Ant MirniUYii from7 o'clock A. M.

nil 7 o'olock P. M. "Fr.vate cfllce open till 9 o'olock in ths evenlnir. bell and entrance lo Ihe private otlice In tbe Hall awr. leu jiu1 LECrURES.

CODRStl OF SIX JjKOTUBEb TO BE IiS ltvered In ihe PaoiSo street M. Church, (corner of bunion streotjfor the beneLit ot tDe inunaay bcnooi iiDraxy. WEDNESDAY EVENING, February il. SIXTH LlOTITliF ST Rev. WM.

H. MILUUR. Subji oi Fkolisu CnnisriAH Ltbics snd Wesley. SlnoiA r.tnr. o.nt..

in hA at Bennett's Boot store. AUantio si; Clark's Boos store, Fulton aver ue, Kooklyn; Loder Co. 145 Broadway, N. or of any or the umcers or ich. tiers or me fcnooi, uoora opeu ai wwiwo w.

ui monee at 8 o'clock. Jal9 ISt St 1 OF KX.OHANGB ON ENGLAND, Inland, Seottaud snd Wales, lm sums of ono pound sis auwardi. for sale J. P. HaCiCAV'l myll ft Esehange Ofllcs Court Brooklyn.

CLINTON L1TKEAKY A8S001ATION PBO gramme ot a Gooi ee of yOUE LECTURES To be delivered in the Cxistox Avkkcc CoscnBaATioBTAL Choech; corner Clinton and Lafayette svenus, commencing Feb. 21 Rev. THOMAS Sl'ARR KING. Bubj ect Substance and Show. Lecture to eommense at o'clock.

Tickets to Ihe Course, admiulna a gentleman and lady 1 50' Bluglo Tlckels 25 coals, to be bad st oa gpr. JUHPf MCvUl, JOHN HTJN1ER, JOSEPH P. BEiCH, Ictny Committee. UPREME COURT Thomas against Ann Talmage aud others. a T.inRlHlM.

Flfl'8 Altr. In pursuance of a judgment order ot this Court, made In th above enuUedacUon.Wlng datetbe 18th day or February, lb69 I wiUllby publlo uuction, at the City hales i Jooma, Ko. SiS Kultonatreet, oppoalta tha City UalL fn the City of Brooklyn, en tho 14th day of Marcu, 1859, at 12 o'clock, noon, the fol lowing described land ana premiswi. 1 pieces or parcelB of land and prrmises, with ihe buildlsga and Uprovemenia thereon, altaale, lyng and lng In the Tenth Vrdol the Oity of Brooklyn, in the Count cf Kings and State of New York, bounded by aline bf g'nning at a palm on the southerly sidsof Atlantic strtet, distant one hnntlred and urty feet eaietly from ihpsouiheaalerly corner ol Atlantic street and Nftvlna street, and tunning thence uautherlj and Paraito wlih Neviui street eigh.y feet; The. ce eabterly and parallel wllh At lantio street filty feet; thence norlhily and pnmllel with N.

vlna street eijihty feei; and thence westerly along the southerly Bide of Atlantic street fifty feet lo 'he place ot beginning Acd alio a'l private rfghts, if any, In and to the land In front ihereor lo tbe middle of AtUnilc a reft, as originally laid out. Together with all and singular the icuemen heredltamenta and appurtenances thereunto belonging In anywise apper Ulnlng Dated Brooklyn, Febroarjr i THOMAS T. OHUBCH, AnoMonoet. Will soli at tha Ute rartdiraoo of Capt Albert Emmau. tn Flatlands, at 10 W.

ml bj Tbdmbay. 24th. jLUttae Stock. Farminz i nf I In part of 12 horses, rolls snd mn'es, lo wsgonsTssMcka. number of carts, Dlow4, harrows, mowlne maQhtaeV hs baskets, Ac lse aniuSDer of fowls, and 'ar nan bar, wheat and ire straw, rye, corn.

pot4oM. manora, and ratls, Ac. Also, all the household and Utanea fan; osmonsuiB; manj amciesioo numerous io mnuon. Terms cash, bankable saonAT. Byorderof JOHN C.

RTDXB, PETER LOTT, SBxaeauta. fel9ft OKOBOH LOTT, i PEED COLE, Auctioneers. CITY BALES BOOM, FULTON 8T BROOKLYN. THOS. M.

FKANKUN, Aaaiioaeer. BAI. OF VALUABLE PKOPBRTY IW BROOKLYN, OK Carroll Bir.tt, First olace, and Columbia atreet, beltawbsc the estate of John hlce, deceased, by order of Surrogate. FKASKLI BROlHFEa. W1U sell at nueUon oa TnEsoiT, Maroh lBt, 1869.

At 12 o'clock at the VechaaloV Exchange, Ha a Court street, Brooklyn. CARROLL STREET Tbe alorr brick hoase and lot as tbe southeast cornflr of Oarrnll and Henrr sts. Lot 17x0S BMC Also the four 3 story brick houses snd Lots adjlsuna L9ta each 20i61 feet. Also, the 3 s'ory brick house, with garden, adjoining. Lai 4i feet front, oo feet rear and 100 feet deep.

Also, tho two racant lots adjoining; eaoh lot 26x100 feet. FIRST PLACE Ihe vaosm lot on First plaee. unraeeuaiair In the rear of tbe above, ar distant U8 feat inches from Had. tj street. Lot 25x138 fest 5K inches.

COLUMBIA HIREET The lot oa the northeast center tf Columbia and Mill streets; 36 feet on Columbia street, and 102 ieet Inches on Mill street IVrmn at fralA YaDP nan bA nhtalnpd n.t thA mtitBA at Six auctioneers, rTo. 23 wall street, oorpar Kraad, E. Y. UAuauris njL.nivi.iiii, AonunsiTSHaT. TaACT Wait Oijutiad, Proctors.

feUdtal JAMK5 COLB, AUCnOSTBHlt. sTo. M5 Fncoi Sianr.KloisVxsoiAi, BzoHAxai. arrfienicat Ctrr Hill JAMBS COLS RON, will gire their personal aUentl saics oi nouseociu numuure, ana out aoor sal Also to sales ol Seal Estate, Stocks, ats the 1 Monday, Fel. 12, At 12 o'olock at the Merchants' Exchange, N.

T. LA.RGE ALB OF VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY Houses and lots are snd 13 Wffioughbj; 932 Bridge atreet; 11! o.bevo'Be st: 170 and 172 Ox'ord st: 15 Adelphi st: 191 Clermont av; and DeKalb ar; Hickory st, near Franklin av; Wi'soa st. near Broadway. Vacatt Low DeEalb and Olermont are, Marion and Ghana, cey sts, XoElbbtn and Smith sts. fiO percent on mortgage at Cppr c.nt.

Far Maps. 4:. apply to the Auctioneers, StK Fulton street. Brooklyn. ielB E.

H. LUCLOYV. Auocioneer. BXEODTORl' SALE OF PROPEBTY 1ST WARBEN ASB BIKEMAN HTB.KKT1 AT AUUT1UP). E.

UJDLOW A Will sell at pubile auction on Wedhesdat, February 28 A112 o'clook at the Merchants' Exchange, New York. By order of John Brodipand James Qlcson, Executors of vi nam irwine, aeoeasea. WARWK RTBEHrHouss snd lot on South side of Warren strf ft 20'' feet east of Hott sireet: lot 251)00 feet. 8TRBET Home and lot on the north sUaof Mkeman street, 115 feet west of Van Brunt street; lot 29cl00 feet. at the auotioneer's 15 Pine streel New Yore.

fel8t fssuaosts. LONG ISLAND LIFE IS aDSANOI! COM PAUY UUAIsAil ICIi UA IT JL A L4t 9LUU.UUU. Tnn Issckbd Pabttcitatv. the Paortia. Conltlln Braah Jonn Boheock.

Fisoer How liowell Holbrook Tcomas 'e'son HamuelS Powell I Ablel A low Cyrus (V Smith, William KWbit'ng Joseph Bonghton Abraham 8 tiylLa Jsmss Humphrey Jeromns John Hicks eylOurL Husted Daniel Cbauncey Jam A II He'I WUliam Wall Crawford Btmlta Francis Stryker John Pnuk AiexftnderY Blake Daniel Embury Henry Purree oat George 8 Hewland, mes How John Blnnt Hoary WortWngtoa 11 Baker Snlngham KkbaU Alfred 8 Brnen dwln Plimpton Jeremiah Johnsou, Jr reaenoc ucsoiea Tbe Books for eubB: riDEiona to tha Stock of Us sbera OoniDanr are no wop en at the offliesof the Meohantoa Flro Insurance ompsny, No. 1 Montague o'reet, Brooklyn, and aii0. si ivau suetjt, nw ion. DaNIkL CLfAUVCEY WM H. WHiris a.

VOommlttee leifi lw JOsSPH BouaaioN, FiBE mSDRANCB COMPA NY OF THE OITY OP NEW YOEK t'tfic. wnitlocx BuUdini. Coassu Bbekma Ptsket. CAPITAL S160.000, BCOKKLY INVKSTED. Insures Dwrll ng3, 8tors and other Buildings; Qo Wbres and MiitoaudiEe; Machinery, Farnitura Ships, Building Mctgigees' Intercut, Leaaes and Btuts; Vessels In port aud Cargoes, Inland Navigation and Transportation, and other proneny.

agtiinst loss or damage, on the malt favorable terms, and will promptly adlnnt all losses. DifzxcroEs William rhanncey, Moeu Tat lor, rnl Spofford Vanchaici, Bxrsalou, Jis Wilson John Crane, I) Bptaue, flnnj Lilli, John Holbrooke, Joho Al'tyuff, Wm Caaunoey A Co lOOldaLp resldent City Bank Fnoff.jrd. Tll sten Co, 2S Broadway Van Rohaiek Edwards. Co Front at 62 Wertrpet formerly Wilson A Cobb, 62 Front st BnckJln Crane, '0 Front at Dayt Bprajue 4 Co, 107 JVont st 4 Co, 141 Pearl st International Lite loeOo, 71 'Wallet I) yker, Alstyne 4 Co. 58 Wall si uo.

Oi wail si Saml Bnttarwortb, uupl Assay offl.ee, Wall at Wm Strong. 50 Pine it hd AarJ Halght, ffa a Wheeier, Meletia, Wm Cocke, Plstt, Wilson, W'. IUock. President Backof the Commonwealth 63 William st 53 Beaver st 140 Broadway President Artiisna' Bank, Nassau st 73 st 4 A Whltlock 4 Co, lSBeeiman 15 Beekman Wm I. Ho dredge, lib assaust Juu Llbtbody, 24Beebmuis alhau.e'.

Burtij, Burlls 4 Co, 50 Vesew st Faoii Laihrop, Lathrop 4 ilkinson, 15 Murrax st Newell, Harm an 4 sdol)onuld IS nederlck a Fisher, Wolfe, Dath 4 38 Wurea st Hiuard Fowier, J36 Nassau at Georce Road. Geo 4 J'hlal Read, 120 Chambers st Malius, Cnrrier 4 Sharwcod, 43 Warrea City Hail Preslseat Shoe 4 Leather Bank Arahiteqt, 12 Chamber st Carroll. Heruok 4 Mead, 49 Chambers at McLean 4 Bulkley, 40 Chambers NTS Heating Oo. 442 Broadway ltth street, near 5th avenue Root Currier. John Andrew Mout.

John Snook, Gsorge Carroll, tinlkley, Ui)Wrdge, Jonn Francli Milier, ICtS Forsyth st BROOKLYN OFFICS, No. 6 COTJBT 8TBBBT, (Opposlto City Hall.) Wm. A. Surveyor. WM.

CT4UNCBY, PresldenL WM. UOLDBEUBS, Viee President. Jons K. OiKLav, IBEMAN'3 TSUST ISSURANOa COMPA OF BROOKLYN CAPITAL S150.000. Ihe books of subscription to the Capital Stock of this Com, puny will be openedat the Nassau Bank of Brooklyn.

No. 8 Court street on Tuesday the 15th dsy or February. lnsfciBt, and continue open until Tuesday, March 1st next, from9 A. V. to 3 P.

M. The whole acco nt of the subscriptions irlll be required Lo he paid on or beiore March Is', next ISAAC Frt.OTHINQHAM,3 Ol'OKlE HALL, Commissionera. WILLIAM H. CARY, Brooklyn, Ftbruary lath, lfOfl. Tho following named Kontlemon constitute the DOAnn or uisxcross George Hall Wm Cary Wm Wall IH Frothipghiin Peter Duryea Hnbart Ford Warren Sneden Henry Pleraon Gfio rti mseu Bobbins Thomas Clark John Martin Alfred Wood! Hosford, Jona Stewart Warren Geokln Frederick G'over Marcellua stassey Mmlth Fancher A A Low John SchsBek at Thorn.

0. Ltppltt, John Loud Garret Bergea Crawford gmltb KlohardP Book John Mor Chittenden Daclel Van Voorhls Jas Al'Oonoohle PKr nrierson John slayer Miller, W.vtkolT 1 si Tiimage Israel VWnor Frederick i'eet Gilbert llalght UrTy Messenger Aaron A Detcrauw MS 2 van Brunt wyetou Smith Eastman William Beard Henry Mesinlth ON AUK. P1BK 1NSORANOK COMPANY. Oflloen No. 7 Court s'roet, (opposite the uwjr uaii? rtrrvilclTirt and ft) Wall nlrfiftt.

New York. CASH CAPITAL $150,000. At an eh otlon held oa TVedu jaday, 2d ot 'ebrua ry lost the followicaxgentjemoa wore elected fllreetera for the enauln Jobn Studwell Wm Ca Hneted vanciB Wm Thomas John Prlnrja Peru ell Cook, John i Be gen It HTuefcir Wsrten Richmond KUas i.o wis, Jr Tenell Jobn Phelps Stewart Amoa Stan1 on John Dim on 1 UOinaai nrlYllB Ktlward Wbiie Wm Ingraham Henry Boerum Chas Beta Foster jfettlt Nathan Beers VrhitehonEe John Wins low Brainard A NowniMi Joiah nUli Campbell John IIalBy Alor BtndweM 1 wichola 8 Lining ton Ifeh mfah Jfasoa Kranois Spies Raj mood WblllDg A A Low John A 8 Foster Abraham Lott Pllklas Aafustus Bmbar Brew Bier Valentine TbosL Ru'hmore At a subsequent meeting of tha Board. JO'IW J. fllUD WKLL was unanlmoualy rr elected President, fell iiDWIN BKSB, Seoratary.

1 AFAYLTXE F1BE IN8UBANOK COMPik JL A NT. Ko.M7Paltouitieet. Febraary 8th, 1HW. At the annual election bold th day, the foilowlag genila men were chosen Directors for tbe enduing year, vie wl Kdward Cra'aad Pruin Andrew FingeraU John Font TeunlB Bercea Samuril Howell Kdwr Backhouaa James Harper Lewis Hurst John Spad Johnson Lonke Henry (lullen Leveritt Sage True Kolnua Philip ti Cr oke James Cooper Johunu.ker John Vanderbilt Henry Tienken James Orulkahank Samuel Van Ifja Alexander HoOue RUrar Siupben A Dodge Alfrmt Emanuel Voorheea Wm Burrell Jas Bohoonmaker Michael Nerln Martin Byeraon Aletander Underbill Jerem'ah Uundell Hamuel Garrison A'fred Wood Israel li Veleor Hlchard LererVoh Hiram Bt John Atameetiugof the Board, held subeaquently, JOBX FUNK. Esq.

wu unanunooaiy re eice Taa rreataent. AKAoN a. PaLMRB, beonUrr. JOB PMKTIKQ HBAlil A Bp jcnti sivisi mirti SATURDAY EVENING FEBRCABY 10. To Beaidenla tUe 8tb Ward.

Persons residing In the 8th Ward, In and about Guwonus can have the Eagle served regularly by leaving their address at this office, or at the grocery store of Stout Uunda, corner 16th street and Srd avenue. LacTuus The Eight Rev. Bishop Laughlln lectures to morrow forenoon and evening in the Chureh of the Assumption corner of York and Jay streets, for the benefit of the poor in the district. Skeletoh Exhbmjd, Yesterday morning, Patrick Oasey, employed in the factory of Har man Gauns, in 6th near North 6th street, Id diggiDg a hole strnck npon a box, which was found to contain the skeleton of a child Coroner Snell was notified, but did not deem it necessary to hold an inquest, and ordered a rein" terment of the remains. Franklin Engine Co.

No. 8, the winner of the first priza at the playing match at Albany last fall, and Engine Companies Nos. 5 and 12, of this olty, have entered for the prizes to be contended for at Eiley's 6 At ward pole, New York, on Tuesday next (Washington's Birthday.) It will be a grand affair for the firemen, and great hopes are entertained in this city of the sncoeBs of Brooklyn. Bubkino a Bed, Some parties burned a straw bed in the yard of a house on the corner of "Wil loughby and Skillman streets, about 8 o'clock jaBt night cauBirjg an alarm of file, The bed was one a person who had died of small pox had slept on, which fact created considerable alarm among the neighbors for fear the disease would be dis eeminated in the atmosphere by the burning of the bd. Cosmopolitan Iiibsahy Club At a meeting cf tbi3 olub held on Thursday evening, the 17th at their rooms, corner of Court and Jorale mon streets, the following gentlemen were elected officers for thejensuing term President, J.

T.Brady 1st Vice, J. F. MoSwyny 21 J. A. Gilmore Treasurer, L.

J. Gillick Secretary) P. W.Derbam Editor, Andrew Dent Serjeant at arms, John Carroll. Captuei of a Colored Burglar. Last even, ing a colored man, named George Thompson, made a felonious entrance into the house of A.

D. Wheelock, No. 229 Hicks street, and helped himself to a coat and muff. One of the ladies detected him and stopped his egress by locking the door. He was thus detained until the arrival of Detective Higgins, who conducted him to the City Hall.

Thompson, itappearavis an old hand at the business, having but recently serv. ed out a term in State Prison. He was locked up to await examination. Citt Mortality. The total number of deaths last we was 97, of which 16 ware men, 24 wo men, 26 boys and 81 g'rls.

The principal etses wtra consumption, 12; croup, inflam. bow 4 each; infiam. lungs, infantile ojnvuUions, stillborn, 5 each; scrofula, prema. ture birth, hooping cough, congestion lungs, 3 ech; dffi ase of lungs, cancer, debility adulf, de bility Infantile, puerperal fever, scarlet fever, heart disease, inflani. stomach, infantile maras.

mus, 2 Under one year of age, 33. Of the whole, 73 were natives of the United Btatts, 18 of Ireland, 8 of England and 2 of Ger many, and one was born at aea. Wabhinston's Birthday. The anniversary of Washington's birthday, Tuesday next, the 22d will be celebrated by the military of this city. The 14th Begiment, Col.

A. M. Wood, will parade in the afternoon through the principal streets. The 70th Begiment will fire na tional ealutes of 33 guns at noon, in the Eastern and Western districts. Bight flank Capt.

Taft, and Company Capt. Timmes, will fire the salutes in the Eastern district, and Co. Oapt. Smith, will fire the salute at Washington Park, (Fort Greene.) A new flag with 33 stars, the first yet made, will be hoisted over the new Armory, which will be on that occasion, formally taken possession of by the military. The Mebuy Bachelors Ball This affur, which came off at Gothic Hall on Thursday evening last was undoubtedly the most charming ever given by the Association, Old Gothic, in our opinion never looked so handsome as it did bn this occasion.

Between thirty and forty first class mirrors, from the establishment of Mr. Kidder in Atlantic street, and a large nnmber of choice paintings from the gallery of Mr. Foice, adorned the walls and from the front entrance of the hall and across the ceiling, bunting of every hue was festooned in every conceit able design. The lights bIbo were unusually bril liant, giving to the decorations a very beautiful effect. Great credit was given to Mr.

K. andT, for their unquestionable taste. The assemblage wbb composed of the ditc of the city the ladies aa a matter of course looking extremely lovely. To Messrs. White, Whitehouse, Stratton and others, the credit belongs of superintending the affairs of the room, nothing being laft undone that would render happiness and sociability to all present.

At the supper, (which was gotten up by onr hard working friend Arents, and was most satisfactory to the company,) speeches were made by Mr. E. T. Wood and others, con." gratnlating the Bachelors upon the happy event Grand Street Railroad The property owners on Grand street, E. are now moving in earnest to accomplish what is absolutely necessary to preservo its prestige as a business thorough, fare, a railroad from the ferries to Newtown, through Grand street.

Some other parties got the start of them before the Legislature with a prcjeot to run the line through South stroet. Two meetings have been held by those interested, and a bill has boon drafted for presentation ip the legislature 'o charter the load, and forward fid to Albany. At the last meeting on Thursday night, Messrs. Webster of Newtown, pro. jectorsofthe South 4th street route, attended and exprf ssod a willingness to co operate with them nnd change the route to Grand street.

Expecting that the opening of Ctrand street to Metropolitan avenue would be delayed for yearn to come, the line laid oat was up Grand street to Bushwick avenue, thence to Maapeth avenue. At the last mooting, however, Aid. Kalbflaiscb, on behalf of himself and other owners of property above Bushwick avenue, said that they were BSOOKLTM DAILY EAGLR OFF1CB, F. M. By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle.

BT AHIEIOAH imBQBAFH QOHPAKT's LDfH. onion: II Wall.sU, .,1100108116, cor. Court Broklyn. THIUTK FIFTH JONOBE88, SECOND SESSION. WASDsaroa, Feb.

19. HOUSE. Mr. Hogbea of Indiana called up tbe bill reported from tbe seloct committee to examine ttie accounts and conduct of the late doorkeeepr, Mr. Hackney.

It proposes there, form of abuses in tho folding room. Tbe Heuae tabled it but adopted a resolution from that committee declaring that ail extra copies of books and documents divided equally among members are Intended for uratnltoui attribution to libraries ana amonz the people. and that any other disposition of the same meets tho un qualified disapprobation ol this House. The consideration of the army bill was resumed in committee ofthe whole on the state of the Union. SECOEi) EDITION Eaolb 0iro3, 3 3 2 P.

M. Later from Hayti Bosiox, Feb. 19. Jacmol advices to tho 30th ult by the schooner Abbie Forest, at Holmes Hole, state that all the excitement of the revolution has passed by, and business had revived lo tu former llrmneas. CoflTeo was coming in freely from tho coast eno the interior.

Tha moat enthusiastic demonstra tion followed tho abdication of tbe Emperor and downfall of tho Empire. Crowds went through the Btrects Hhouting Dowa with the President Vive lo President Geuiard The Governor of Jacmcl, one tho Emperor's officials had been deposed. No other Import tant business had taen placod. The new government was looked uiion with much favor by Uio people. Ouo ef tho first acts was to repeal the cxhorbltant expor.

duty on coifee, but ujon examination of tho flnaucei they Wire found to bo in so depleted condition that tho old duty was restored Immediately. The old law would continue in force until such time as :1 could bo conveniently taken t.ft". This was a seriou3 disappointment to merchwta, who were cortain of its repeal. From Waaltiuirton. Washington, Feb.

19. Mr. Hendricks, Commissioner ofthe I aud Office doea not, tw stated, intend to reside his position. Tho report that Dr. Tate is to bo transferred from tho Sixt to tho Fifth Auditorship or the Troa3uror, and that Senator Jones, of Iowa, is to take the former, is untrue.

The receipts into the Treasury week were $1,556,000. The amount od deposit is $9,312,000 and the net balance on hand is Subsidy to Galw Hcmeik1 The Atlantic Cub e. ST. JoH.ta, X. Feb.

19. The tenor of private advices received per Prince Albert, render it certain that the British Government will grant a subsidy ol 150,000 to the Gal way Steamer Co. lir.Honlty, Chief Electrician of tbe Atlantic Cable Cu. has arrived here with batteries and instruments to bogiu operations on this end of tho cable. THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS.

SECOND SESSION'. VtABBlSQTOSj Fdb. 19. Second Dispatch SENATE. Mr.

Mason from the Committee oo Foreipn Aflalrs re ported on the memorial of Edward Ouoper and a33oci alea, asking an exclusive grant oi tne itiauu or Jtey ot vassa in tho Carribeau Sea, and recoinmeDd it be mdetl nitely postponed. Mr. Seward presented the memorial ol K. K. Collins ask ing ior tho balance duehiin lor Atlantic Mail service.

Re ferred to Post Ofllce Com. The Senate alter some discission agreed to rescind the eleven o'clock hour of meeting order, and instead thereof to moet at noon, aau sit as long as possible, withom holu uaya sr evening sessions. Messrs. Davis, Halo and others on both sides of tho chsmbor declared that they never naw any good from alter dinner meetings. The special ordor coming up Mr.

Mason moved to posta bono 't ana take up tne bill pmctui; tuo naval ana military lorce at the President's discretion, a asked in his Meii sago. Mr. Hunter insisted on the appropriation ill tnstead, an obtained the floor, but gave way for the presentation of red porta. Sir. Clay of read a lengthened report from tho committee on pensions relative to what id called the old soldier'a pension bill and moved the Senate concur it.

Mr. Seward ot Now York objected to voting wMiout consideration acd moved that 10,000 copies be printed. Agre6d tu. Several other committee reports were offered when Mr. Wtido moved to postpone the consideration of the consular and diplamatic appropriation bill, and tako up the homo Bteid tl I.

vt, Hunter claimed the floor on the former bill. The Chair overruled him. Mr. Hunter asked Senators to consider how It was possible fur the appropriation bills to be passed when they contiuu aJIy piu them aside and incur tbe likelihood ol an uxtra session, to discuss favorite measures. Finally the Consular aud Diplomatic Appropriation bil was take up by a vote of 31 ugaingt 25.

The question recurred on Mr. PugUJs amendment, to consolidate smaller miusious. Itfaasachusettu r.eisatnie. Boston, Feb. 19.

la the house this morning tho Committee on Judiciary reported a resoive appromti ng Slf00 to enable Levi Baker to est the constitutionality of Virginia levying a tax upon coasting vessels. Arrival oh tbe Edinburgh. New York, Feb. 19. The steamship Edinburgh lef the Clyde on the morning ot'the 31st Sauuary, but her latest Glasgow papers are of the 29th, and Liverpool and London of the 27th.

marine JDJunsttr. Boston F.b. 19. The schooner Samuel Giimau Baker, hence fur New York, went on snore on the nigh of the 16th, near Stoning. Ion Lg.it.

Sho got oil on tho 18th, leaking badly. pb.lladelplib.fzt Stock Alaikct. PuiLAOHmijA, Feb. IS. Stocks dull.

Peun. State 5's 92' Reading R. Morris Canal 47 Long Island R.R ll.V Peun. R. SUPREME COURT AlorJ Child Bgaiust Aea Fa.

and others. M. Eioke PlffB'fl Ally, In pnrausnce of ajudgmentorderol this Court, made In the entitled action, bearing date the 17th day of February, I will sell by public auctlsn at the City Sales Rooms, No. 343 Fulton Btrest, opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn, on the 14th day of March, 1800, at 1 o'clock, noon, tho following described land and premises All that certain lot. olece or parcelof ground, situate, lying aud being lu the Third Ward oT the Ctty of Brooklyn, bounded aud deeeilbsd and centum eg aa follows, to wh: Beginning at a on the southerly sidtt of Plerrepont street, distant one hundred and sbremy nine feet easterly from the enraer lormed by tha Intersection oi the said southerly side of Pierrepoit siroot with the easterly aide of Hicks Btreet; tl euce running southerly on a Hue para'lel with Hicks street through the centra of the easterly wall of the hocsn erected on the lot of ground next adjoining the ljt of ffroimi hereby conveyed on the westerly Bide thereof one hundred fee1 thence easterly oi a lire parallel hh Flerrdpont otreet iwenty nve feet; thence uorthf r.y cn a line parallel wi'h Pierreoont street twenty firs feet; iootcj north.

rly on a line parallel with Hicks street to rierrtpontsireeteDebundredfeet; enoe along the soutl erly aide of Fieriepont street twenty tivc? feet to the point or place of beg'unlng; the easterly wall ofthe said home standing partly on the Jot hereby gran'ed and intended to be conyey ed, and partly on the lot of ground nert adioinlng therdto cn the westerly tide ihereof, to be and continue to bu a party wall for thejoini benefit and enjoyment of the respective owners of the said two lots of ground respectively. Also, all thai certain otter Jot, niece or parcsl of land, situate lying and borne in the ea'd C'j of Brooklyn lntherearof tha'abore described lot, and bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a point on ihe northerly side of Montague place distant easterly onehundred and stTtn flre feet Iroui the northeasterly corner of Montague plaoe and Hlcki street running thence easterly oJong the aatd northerly side of Honta gne place twen'y five teet; thence northerly and parallel with liicks street one hundred feet; thence westerly and parallel with Montague place twsnty nva feet; and theuee southerly and parallel with Hicks reet one hundred tiet to the place of beginning. Brooklyn Feb 17, 1859. Iel92aw3w8 (6tf GEO. REUSES.

Sheriff; SUPREME COUPT Samuel Crook against George W. own and otLeri. No. 2. BSADLET, MIL'S WOOD3ULL, Plff'S Attys.

In purauanoeof ajudgmeni order of this Court, made In the above entitled action, bearing date the day of February, I860 I will seU by public auction, at Commercial Exchange, No. SO Fulton at, opposite the City Hall, In the City of Brooklyn, on the llih Hnv rvf Xfareh. Ifififl. at 12 O'clock, noon, thft fnllnivtnir d. scribed land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying, and being In the Fourth Ward of tfce City of Brooklyn, which is bounded and described ai follows, vts Beginning at a point on tne northerly aide of High rreet, e'ant iwo hundred and sixteen left end eight luchcs fn tte northeasterly corner of High and Jay streets, running th noo iaa'iriv firmer Blffh street flirttsiti feet and elcrht ohtm: thenoe northerly parallel with Jsy street one mured feet; thenoe weiterly parallel with High sueet six feet and sign.

inch's; ihenca southerly paia'lei with Jay wrf et oue kuti tired feet to the point or plase of beginning. Datrd Brooklyn. Feb 16, 19. I BROOKLYN CITY RAILBOAD STOOK WL 1 ll itnungBBrl fcr ASaIa Vl iB son i mobbisok, ms OB PBJEgmQ hf BQMf ILY AHD HBATM.