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AUCTION SALES. FIRST EDITION. BEOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE, 2KP.M By Telegraph to Brooklyn Daily Eagle. FROM WASHINGTON. rtg jtehrg, mti (gqarip.

Amusements, Meetings, this Evening. BUETIB' VAEIETIES corner Fulton and Pineappla Btreeu. Comicalities, BAENtrarS MOBEtFM, Now Tort. Ooilkotioh or Valuable CmtiosmES Performance in Leotube Boom eveby Afibbnoon and Evening. NEW BOWERY, New York.

Cataiiaot op Tire Ganges Mad Asto Wayne Tub Feisky Cob BEEB. HARRIED. Joiinson Grant 3d. in St Johns Church, by Rev. M.

Johnson, assisted by Rev. T. L. Gulon. D.

Evan to SliBS Amy Grant, daughter 01 the lato John W. and Catherine Grant, of Manchester, Jamaica, W. I. Smith Rockwell Jan. 3d, by Rev.

T. Stephenson, Mr. Sikphfn R. SMun to Miss Marv Jane, eldest daughter ot Mr. Joel RockweU.

Goriiam Donitaji In this city, on the 1st lnit, by Rev. J. IT. Perry. Mr.

Hiram W. Gonn.ui, or Redding, to Miss Julia Dpkiiab, of Brooklyn. C3? Bridgeport and Norwaik papers please copy. DIED. Brooks In Brooklyn, Jan.

3d, Mr. Samcel II. W. Brcoks, in the lifjth year of his age. Funeral from his late residence S39 Atlantic street, on Sunday at 2 P.

M. Friends and relatives respectfully invited. LEVERicn At Newtown, on the lth last, KdwardLevehioh aged fell years, 1 month and 18 dayB. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the Presbyterian Church, Newtown, on Sunday, the 6th Inst, at 2 o'clock P. M.

Smith In this city. January 4th, 1861, Nathakiel Oaklet SsiiTir, formerly of Babylon, L. I a veteran of the war of 18V 2. in the 7oth year of his age. The funeral will take place at the residence of his daughter.

15 Stanton street, on Sunday, 6th inst, at YA o'clock P. ol. Stigall On the 5th inst. after ashort and severe Illness S. aged 57 years, (many years proprietor of the Mayflower Shades.

301 Fulton avenue.) Ihe friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully mvjted to attend bis funeral as above on Monday, the 7th inst, at2 o'clock P. M. Stewart On Saturday, Jan. 5th, of consumption. Wit, II.

Stmvart, in Ihe 36th year of his age. The friends of the family arc invited to attend ids funeral on Monday, at 3 o'clock, at his residence in Bedford ave Brooklyn. Wallace On Friday, Jan. 4th, suddenly, Mrs. Ellen Wallace, in the 55th year oihis age.

Ihe funeral services will take place in the Yo rfc street E. CLurch. to morrow, (Sabbath) at VA P. M. "The righteous shall be had in everlasting remembrance." ISi iXAMV In Brooklyn, on Thursday.

Jan. 3, Hamnaau, widow of Joseph M. Bellamy, iu the 78th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectiully invited to attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her son, J. Bellamy, No 57 Johnson street, Brooklyn.

Religious Notices. The "Christian" Character and Influence of AnoLiTiONisii The Rev. J. It. W.

Sloaue will, by request, repeat hiB discourse In reply to the pro slavery sermon of the Rev. II. J. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, in the Church of the Puritans (corner of 15th street and Union square, New York,) to morrow evening, Gth fast, at7M o'clock. Fourth TJniversalist Society The Rev.

B. Pelcrs, of WllllamsbutBh. will preach In their Chapel, No. 271 Cumberland street to morrow morning, and Rev. M.

Gaylord, Pastor, in the evening. Services at 10JJ A. M.I and7KP.M. Seatsfree. The public are cordially Invited.

Washington Street M. E. Ciiurcd There will be preaching in this Church, by the Pastor, Ker. M. L.

Scudder, to morrow, at IK A. and at 7 P. M. By request, hewill repeat, In the evening, his sermon on FtBt Day. Subject "The Sovereignty of God in Nations." Rev.

Henry Blanchard, Pastor, will preach in the Church of the Restoration, (First Universalis. Society) comer of Clark street and Monroe place, Brooklyn, to. morrow morning and evening. In the evening, the fourth" lecture on "Men of the Testament" Subject "Mcodemus." First Reformed Dutch Church, Joralemon street, (Rev. A.

A. Willets'.) Preaching in this Church to morrow, 0th, at 10K A. M. and VA by the Pastor By special request, the sermon preached last Sibbath even' ng will be repeated this Sabbath evening. Subject 'The Star of the Messiah; or the Visit of the Hustern Sages to the Babe of Bethlehem." York Street M.

E. Church Preaching in the morning, at lOM o'clock, atd In thecvening, at7 o'clock, by the Pastor, Rev. E. Sands. Morning Subiect, "Is it necessary to join the Church to get to heaven?" Evening Subject, "Ihe Law of Life." First Reformed Presbyterian Church, Duffield street Preaching to morrow, (Sabbath,) by the S.

Davison, at 10X A. M. and 3 M. The public are respectfully invited. Sabbath School at 9 and 2 o'clock.

St. Michael's Church, High street. (Seat3 Free) The Rev. E. M.

Johnson hopes, by Divine permission, to be enabled, to.morrow morning next, to preach his forty eighth New Year's Sermon. Rev. N. M. Gaylord will preacli iu the Chape of the Fourth TJniversalist Society, Cumberland street, nea Lafayette avenue, to morrow evening, at VA o'clock.

Sub ject Shall conservative views be tolerated in the Northern pulpit?" The public invited. Rev. William Alvin Bartlett will preach to morrow, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Fulton avenue, near Hoyt street. Services whl commence at 10K A. M.

and at VA P.M. Pacific Street M. E. Church Preaching to morrow, by the Pastor, the Rev. Mr.

Milburn, at 10i o'clock A. M. and 7Ji P. M. Sunday School at 9 o'clock A.

M. and 2 P. M. General Prayer Meeting at 0 o'clock P. M.

A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. New Chapel op Mission Sunday School of SrnoKQ Place BirnST Cuurou, cornerof ITicks and Rapel yea streets Religious service every Sunday evening Seats free, Preaching to morrow evening by Rev. Ira Clark. Sunday School in the morning at 9 o'clock and after noon at 2 o'clock. Prayer meeting every Monday evening, aXVA o'clock.

"The Restitution of all thiags spoken of hy the mouth of all the Holy Prophets." Preaching on the above subject by Elder W. Roworth, at the Academy in Sklllman street, East Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock. Also preaching every Wednesday evening. Prtor. Mitchell will lecture at the on Wednesday evening, January 9th, on the Grandeur and Antiquity of Astronomy.

A Church that Pays. The income of Plymouth Church, arising from the sale of pews, premiums, and other sources of income, for the year, is $30,300. Citt Moktaxitt. The following is the number of deaths in this city for the week ending an. 1861: Men, 26, Women, 20; boys, girl'3, 22 total 129.

Adults 40, children 83; males 07, females 52. The deaths by consumption were 32; croup, diptheria, scarlet fever, 14; inflammation of the lungs, 0 smallpox, 5. Police. Attempt to Pass Cocntehfeit Mokev. Charles McGregor and John Koney were arrested by the polico of the 5th Polico on Wednesday night, on a chargo of passing counterfeit S3 bills of the Hartford Bank of Hartford, Connecticut It is believed that the accused in connection with otliers, liave for a long time been engaged in a concerted attempt to pass counterfeit money.

They were tnken before Justice Colaban, and committed for examination. BtTROLAit Arrested. Patrick Boylo was arrested on a charge of breaking into and attempting to rob tbo house of Mr. 8. W.

Hopkins, in Commerce street, Groenpnint. lie was taken before Justice Colaban, convicted, and sent to tbo Penitentiary. Counterfeit. Wm. H.

Otlss is held for examination on tho charge of passing a counterfeit $3 bill on George Eodgers, Vagrants. Henry 'Warden, John Barron, 'William Barrett, Etherina Ward, and Thomas Dainerre were provided with a borne in the Penitentiary. A New Teak's Gift. John Kegan and Thos. McLough lin were charged on the oath of officer Gregory of tho 9lh precinct with being drunk.

Mr. Parmenter defended them and called several witnesses who swore that the defendants were not drunk and that the officer had clubbed tho men without any provocation beyond a few angry words. The Court convicted the defendants, but suspended judgment. Ciiarge of Rape Dismissed. The complaint of Margaret Sbarpe charging James Tiynn with having outraged her person, under tho circumstances stated in Thursday's Eaot.k, was yesterday dismissed by Justice Corn well, tho lady either through mock modesty, or some compunctious visitings of conscience, failing to mako good the chargo so as to warrant a conviction in the event of a trial.

Bogus Ten Dollar Bill. Chas. H. Bullenger pleaded not guilty of paseinga spurious ten dollar bill on the Danbury Bank, wilfully and knowingly upon Patrick McCaffray, doing business at No. 44 Pulton at.

The plaintiff swore positively that ho received tho bill now produced from the defendant in payment of a barrel of flour purchased at his store on Saturday 29th Dec, receiving three dollars change. The defence was that the defend! never had inhis possession any such bill and of course never paid it. The purchase of flour was not denied The jmi 'e said fiat where the parties were so must be a mistake somewhere. Leav ing the complainant to his civil remedy, he dismissed the complaint. Mr.

Judgo for the prosecution Ex Judge Morris for the defence. Committed. Pelix Lobman, describing himself as a native of Prance, was committed to await the action of the Grand Jury on Uio charge of attempting to commit a burglary in the bouse of Mr. Sheppard in Columbia street. The defendant stated, through the interpreter, that ho and another man bad gone there a sparking with the girls.

The hour, between 8 and 4 o'clock in the morniug, together with a saw, gimlet and chisel, rather negatived this plea. Wife beating. James Tate, of Pineapple was convicted of beating his wife Hannah with his lists, and sentenced to pay a tine of $5 or ten days. Patrick O'Brien and iiib Family of Pics. Pour ir repreesible'pigs, the property of Patrick O'Brien, brought him to grief.

Justice Cornwell gave him a day for each pig and one for himself, but Mayor Powell, like a friend in aiept in and remmitted the penalty. New York City News. B. H. SEIXAS, Auctioneer.

WU1 sell on Monday, Jan. 7th, At 10 o'clock, at the China Arcade, 167 Atlantic street. i' s.s Crcckcry and Fancy Goods, consisting of a general assortment, among which will be found white granite i i. patterns, handsome, rich, plain ii.M Ms, In different styles, mantle St of rich cut glasB and 15 lV "ithout reserve for cash only. VJLLIAM M.

LITTLETAuetloneer. EXCHANGE SALESROOMS No. 13 court street. (Lou's New inlldlnir WILLIAM M. I.1TTI.K i'aluun Will sell Tills EVF.MNO, At CM at Exchange Salesrooms, Court strcot Balance ale of Jewelry, consisting of every assortment of Gentlemen's I'lns, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Also.

Fancy Boxes of I'rurics. llaisins. Ac. it, UJ5NTKAL SALita stOUMS, ClORNER OF AND PEiEL ST1EETS, Saw Vr.e flit? Hall. CrooV'ja.

UEGTJLAR SALES OF FURNITCP.K, EVERY J2UAI JOSEPH HKGEMAB. Wednesday, Jan. Sltli, At A. at the Central Salesrooms, Wlilonghbj cornerof Pearl street, Mortgaco Sale The stock and fixtures a firs! tailoring establishment, comprising cloths; cashmeres, vestings, ready made children's clothing, collars, cravats, ic; also large Flench plate pier glass. 72x00; Herring's safe.

2 show cases, plated bars; 'i walnut top counters, mahogany desks, fcc; aUo one prey marc and harness, baggy aud Inuinesa wagon, j2 ut' Thursday, Jan. 10th, At IK o'clock I'. M. at No. State ttreet.

Mortgage Sale Household Furniture, Carpets, Oil CIoth3. Stoves, ic ic. i3 lit raiBE AUCTION SALE OF THE STOCrTOF JL tVlLLIAMR. TICK. Watch Maker and Jeweler, will be continued THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at the store No.

K7 Atlantic Btreet, commencing at 6 o'clock precisely. Come, if you want great bargains, as nothing but his regular stock, which Is large and well assorted, will be ottered and oJd to the highest bidder. j51t SPECIAL NOTICES. IVIDEND MONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 7 Court street, Drookljn.

The Hoard of Directors have declared a semi annual divi dend of Four 1) per payable on demand. Brooklyn. January 3d, 1601. j5 2w EDWIN TV OT1CE THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR. 131 seventeen Trustees of the BROOKLYN CENTRAL DISPEXSA will be held at their rooms, on Flatbush avenue, on MONDAY, 7th of instant, from.

7 to 8 o'clock. fi ll C. ANPRLS. Secretary. BROOKLYN YOUNG CHRISTIAN ASSOCIAl ION Monthly meeting, TUESDAY EVENING.

January tth, at the Rooms, ltrook'yn Institate, 133 and lei Washington street. An essay will he read by Ellas Lewis, Esq. Subject "Self Culture." The meeting Is. free to all. jgnt LOUTS II.

HOLMES Chairman. ANY LADY HAVING A SET OP FURS TO sell cheap can ilnd a buyer by addressiogbox BO Brook I'. stating price, kind and where it may be seen. j'5l MANUFACTURER'S BANK, BROOKLYN, N. Dec.

SO, 1MI. A Dividend of Five per cent has been declared by the' Directors of this Dank, payable on demand. Jpjv T. C. PIS BROW.

Cashier. BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY An election for thirteen Directors and for three Inspectors of Election, will be hela at the ollice of the Company No. 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on MONDAY, the Mth between the hours of tnelve o'clock at noon and two o'clock in the afternoon. Dated Brooklyn, January 2d. 1I, jStd BEITS, Secretary.

raw LET THE STORE OS THE NORl'S JL west corner of Fulton avenue and Navy street, suitable for a grocery, fancy store, Apply next door, or to C. DEVER.sq.iili'J Pearl street, New York. ja 3t OFFICE OF Tn FIREMAN 'S TRUST IN SCHANCE COMl'AN'Y, No. 9Court street. NOTICE The annudl election for nine Directors of this Company and tliree Inspectors of Ihe next election, will be held at this office on MONDAY, January 14, 1860.

between the' hours of OX and lii P. M. jiitd WM.JJURRELL, Secretary. IF JOHN H. KIRK.

OF Cl.MBER WORTH, Ennland. will call at No. 152 Fulton street, Brooklyn, he will hear of something to his advantage. j2 jit OFFICE OF THE MECHANICS FIRE IN Sl'KANCE CO.MI'ANY. w0.

1 Montague street, OU chaiiics' Hank Brooklyn. 'Id, 1861. A semi annual divi'itnd of veil (7) iicr cent, on the capital Etock of tliis Company lias been declared payable this day. jjlm "WALTER NICHOLS. Secretary.

c. L. COOKE, M. 10i PINKAPPLK Succes3or to hi? brother, the late Dr. i'ritcKU.

Cqdkk. j22m PIA.NO& TO KENT JAMES E. LENT, Fulton street, opposite CRy Hall New and second hand Instruments always on hand, to rent, with the privilecs buying ayd rent applied to purchaao. Accordeon3. Guitars Banjos.

Flutinas. Violin, also Sheet Music for roy26 ly TVIOTICE AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Xl of ATLANTIC DOCK GOMIUNY, for flie ensuiniryear, willheheltl at the Company's office on MONDAY, 21st between the hours of 12 and 1. j2 tilllS) JOHN McCOIlMICK. Secretary FURS. FVKS FUKS FURS JAMES HARRIES.

HATTKR AND FURRIER, c. Formerly of 72 Atlantic street and now of 93 ATLANTIC STREET. IiepH leave to infortn the inhabitants of Brooklyn and vicinity that he is now Belling off his stock of LA I) IKS' AND MISfES' FUUS, Of every description, too numerous to mention, AT A GHKAT SACRIFICE. ON ACCOUNT OF THE PANIC. Resides GENTLEMEN'S FUR GLOVES' COLLARS AND CAPS, And a pxeat variety of SLEIGH AND LAL ROBES, OF EVERY RIND.

Also a lance assortment of GENTLEMEN'S HATS AND CAPS. Of every description. Also a cood assortment of CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS. N. B.

Furs cleaned and altered to the present fashiou. JAMES HARRIES, 93 Atlantic street, rl till Feblst opposite the Market, Brooklyn. INSTRUCTION. FRENCH AND ENGLISH INSTITUTE FOR YOUN5 GENTLEMt No. 92 Irving place, (FTampdea street,) bctweenFulton avenm and Hanson place, Brooklyn.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Classics, Mathematics, Spanish, German, English Studies, besides the French, wl ich is the ianpuape of the SchooL Professors in every Department For circulars, Ac, address as above. L. J. SIMONIN, fMnelTiilfl au21y 3t3 T.

P. CQRQALLY clpaia. SPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES ALIO BERTO DE TORNOS, rofeasor of the Spanish and French Lanpuapos, in the best Institutions In thie city, will continue his evening Classes, ana private Lessons, as ma res idence, No. 75 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. n9 3m' EVENING INSTRUCTION IN CJIKMLSTRY AND ITS APPLICATIONS.

For circulars, apply at thld office, box 10, or at 55 Sands street. lw A. NASIf. COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND GYMNASIUM, In MiirbJe IJIock. between City Hall and Packer Imtitute REV.

LEVI WELLS HART, A. Rector. Instruction and culture of puplln moBt careful and thorough. Pupils admitted at any time. Termn Mccn lower than elsewhere, for eqdal advantages, The utmost satisfaction nuaranteed, ir all ordinary cases.

For circulars with ample testimonials, references, call as above. j' i 2in TO HOUSE KEEPERS. IMPORTANT ECONOMY IN UOUSEKEKP ING PCRCHASE TOWER'S PATENT HOUSE BIIOOM Wby? Because it Ip more easy to use and will out wear two ordinary Hrooms. Far sale at all Lhe House Furnishing and Grocery Stores. Manufactory No.

S)0 Maiden lane, N. Y. JO lw JJOCBE FURNISHING GOODS. FINE TEA TRAYS, TABLE CUTLERY, fclLVER PLATED WARE, STEEL FIRE SETS, COAL HODS, ic. In gTeat variety, at WHITE NI0HOLS, SOVFultoa street, corner of JL( CK AY ATCH Ktj AN 1 CLUCKS ALL kinds repaire In the very best ruunner, JOy D.

iV2fr tf fmtnn. new Ocmcor I trtie''. MOKTGAGE SA Whereas Aritu llu, T. ('. Walker of the City of Now York, on he Urentv Qr.

din of February, 180i', executed and delivered! Knoch B. Tnlcotf, Receiver of the Rank of Herkimer, of the City of Oswcro, a cnviyluK tlu premises theM iii and hereafter aw Peouritv for tho payment of the sum of five hundred and sixty lour dollars and tlilrty four cents, and interist, as follows, to wit: Two hundred dollars on the iirst dny of June. and three hundred and sixty four dollars nn.l thiny four rents, with the interest thereon, on the first day of ItU Said morticc wu recorded in the Register's Ollice of KIuks Ceanty. on the V.h day of June. 160, at twenty five minuu's past nine o'clock in the forenoon, in book 477 of Mortises, on oise 613, And whereits.

default bten made hi the payment of abortion of the money secured to he paid hy the s.Lid mortage, and there is ebiimed to be due and unpaid tkereon the dale of the publication of this notice, the sum of four hundred and six dollars and thirteen cents (940ri 13.) and no proceedinpH at law havinp been instituted for the collection of the same or ati7 part thereof, Now therefore, notice is hereby piven that by virtue of the power of sale In sail mortnape contained, and of te statute in such ca'e made and provided, toe premises, in said luortcape described, will be sold at public auction at ihe office of the Pierreponfc. House, in the City of itrookI in the tut id Coimty of Kinna. on the eifihtb (8th) day of January. 1891, at throe o'clock in the afternoon of that day. The suid premises are deecribrd in said mortfraffe as fol lows: All that certain piece, parcel or section of land, ahv uato, lylnK and beinjt In the town of Flatbush, in the County of Kinps, in the State of New York, known and distincuUhei by trree Oi3) on aman Gled hi the office of the Clerk of the tudd County of Kinps, entitled map or properly at Greenfield, Long Island, belomdn; to John.

White, Brooklyn, October 4th, l'e53, andsnrveyed by Qeors II, lay, City Surveyor, befthinincat a point on the southerly side of White street distant eight hundred and foriy seven feet and four inehes (H17 4 12) easterly from the corner formed hy the intersection of the easterly line of the Brooklyn and Coney Island Piank Road and toe southerly line of said "Wbii i street; thence running easterly and alouc: the line of said street one hundred 000) feet; tuenoe running southerly and at ripht anplcs to fold street one hundred and twenty the (12.f) feet to of Cr. Hammond; thence) rnm lrii westerly nli'in: said Hauunond'R land one hundred (10(0 feel: th nee running northerly to the southerly line of said WMfc street one hundred and twenty five (125) Teet to the point or place of beainninR. Oawefto. OcL 10, im. V.

It. TALCOTT. Receiver, Ac. itforWauee. Wm.Tifkanv, Attorney for MortKaKee, Oswck N.Y.

0l The ih of the above described premises is postponed until day of January, 1961, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at tie office of the Plerrepont House, in the City of Uruokljn. E. R. TALCOTT, RecelYW, Nortmasee. Vtii.

Tiffany, Attorney. ja lawtii Washington, Jan. 5. On inqniry at the proper quarter, it has been ascertained that before Juno last, it being found that the arms at the several arsenals were not proijortionably distributed, and that the Southern arsenals were quite deficient in those supplies, a distribution was made for equalization only, and for no other object. They were principally drawn from the Springheld Armory, and the arsenals at "Watervliot, N.

and Watertown, Mass. The secession trouble, it is known, had not then commenced. After the distribution was completed, thero remained a preponderance of arms at the North. Lieut. Gen.

Scott was engaged till four this morning on husiness connected with his department. Tho Kepubllcans were again in caucus to day, their object being to agree on uniform legislative action. The arrival of 17 recruits from Philadolphii for tho purpose of being drilled at the Marino Barracks, at "Washington, had been magnified into undue importance. Salute at Schenectady. SCIIENECTAOY, N.

JllU. 0. The 26th Eegiment, with Capts. Payson and Van In gen tired a salute of 88 guns and 33 rockets in honor of Major Anderson and his brave men. National airs were performed amid cheers for Maj.

Anderson, and Secretaries Holt and Stanton. Volunteer Movements. Westchester, Jan. 5. There will bo a meeting this evening to receive volunteers in the regiment of Chester County, to offer their services to the Government to maintain the Constitution nud enforce the laws.

The meeting is called by men of all parties. Worhingmen's Union Meeting. Ci.vcinnati, 5th. The workingmen's meeting last night was largely attended. Speeches were made and resolutions adopted, declaring that the Union must be preserved in its integrity, hy the enforcement of the laws in every part of the Union, hy whatever means may bo necessary that the remedy for all grievances can be had undtr the Constitution, and that the only way to safety and peace is the maintenance of it.

1PIANO FOJRTES. I A CHARLES BJJO0T Wishes to inform his friends and the public that he has removed from No. 83 to No. 23 COURT STREET, Where will be kept a srood assortment of new and 2d hand PIANO FORTES AND MELODBONS. IOK SALE AND HIXE.

ALSO SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of every description, piano Fortes, Melodeons, Tuned and Repaired. o25 3m H. "WORCESTER'S IMPROVED PIANO FORTES. MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM, FOURTEENTH STREET. Cor.

of Third avenue N. Y. For quarter of a century the instruments manufactured at the above establishment have ranked among the first la he country. In durability, strength, and delicacy of tona and touch, they are highly appreciated by all who have idven them a thorough trial. The proprietor, by plvlns his personal attention to the manufacture of each instrument, in all Us details, Is enabled to guarantee Buperior excellence aid reliability In every respect.

sel4 ly PIAJSO AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE PIANOS FOR BALE AND TO HIRE W. WALKER, Music Store, 167 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Piano ForteB, Musical Instruments, Music. Violin andGiiitarBtrinK3.

Ac. Mr. W. has now on hand and for sate a choice assortment of Planoa, of the moBt, approved makers, vIe Stodarfc. unn.

at preatty reduced pxiceB. tMntio Vnrt.ft fni hir1 WATCHJKH A.WD JET PINS, BRACELETS. EAR RINGS, Ac, very rich and handsome just Imported, at CU iSK'S, 203 Fulton street. New styles of Hair Work, and most beautiful uatterns. Ear Rings and Pins, constantly manufacturing.

0'J3 THE ANTIQUE CRETAN POLISHING PO DER, the best article known for cleaning all kinds silver and plated ware, mirrors, jtlass. far sale by JOHN D. CHASE, 203 Fulton street, sel Manufacturer of all kinds of Gold and Hair Jewelry HOYT, BAD0ER DILLON, Late Sktvouh, Hot? S8TABLI8HED IN 130S. Ho8 Pesrl and 38 Fulton streeta, CO. 3.

New iort constantly en hand a large and varied assortmaj iV atehes, in jjold and silver cases. Gold. Diamond and Pear: J' weiry. Solid Sliver and Silver Plated Ware, EaidlsL and Pocket and Table Cutlery, French and Americas Oloctfl, and Alarms latest patterns of Paris Fans. Hair Pizii and ancyGoods.

Hair WorS or every conceivable pattern siade to order a' tbeshortest notice, by onr own artists. aichsE, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and warrKitei by frrcietezit London and Geneva workmen. SEYMOUR HOYT, JAMBS M. BADGER. JOSEPH J.

DILLON, mhl7JvK6 peer! street and SS Vcttoo 10w Tort. SHIPPING. LETHBRIDGE'S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND GENERAL EMIGRATION OFFICE, 212 Pearl street, N. Y. ROBERT LETHBRIDGE, for many years a partner in the house of wishes to inform bis friends and the public thathe has made complete arrangements for remitting money to all parts of Europe, and brintrlne passengers from all the principal ports, by Steam and Sailing Ships.

Long experience, and the best facilities for carrying on the business, together with the strongest determination to conduct it on principles of the strictest integrity, are the claims he sets forth. SIGHT DRAFTS for large or small amounts, can be obtained, payable in all parts of England, Ireland, Scotland Wales, France and Germany. PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL Can be procured by the WASHING'! ON LINE OF PACKETS, Comprised of the following and other first class ships Washington 2000 tons. Governor Ocean 2500 Wisconsin 1800 Princeton 2000 ISM E. C.

Scranton 1SO0 Tornado 2000 David 2000 Simoon 2000 City of 2000 Making Two Smrs Everv Wrek. ASSAGE FROM LONDON JiV THE REGULAR LINE OF LONDON PACKETS. Also from GLASGOW, HAVRE and HAMBURGH, by sail Ing vessels and steamships, on the most, favorable terms. PersonBresidrag in the country can obtain full information addressing ROBERT LETHBRIDGE, 212PearI street, near BorlingSIlp, New Tort. Agents In Liverpool.

SAJ3EL HKA Rl.K No. 19 Water rppt ao27Jy GROCERIES. FIEST QUALITY FAMILY GROCERIES W. II. CORNELL, 230 Fulton street, corner of Clark street, offers to families the most complete assortment of GROCERIES AND FRUITS To be found in the city embracing every article of necessity or luxury kept by Family Grocers in extensive trade; including CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, and every variety of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, GARDEN, FIELD FLOWER SEEDS.

100 kegs White Malaga Grapes, by the Keg. Choice lot of Bananas, by steamer. 500 barrels Ai'ples, cheap, by the barrel, Pickles. Siuces. Boned Sardines and Olives, in oil.

W. U. CORNELL solicits the patronage hitherto extended to him from the avenues, as the orders are attended to daily as usual. Goods delivered to all parts of the city. IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES AND ALL WHO wish genuine TEA.

COFFEE and 8PIOE3, an st iirlos stilt the times, should call on HARDING fc CORNER OF FULTON AND MAIN Sl'SEETH. 3eat Government Java. 19 cents, or 6 tts for ou? doll. Maracalbo, 10 cents, or 5 lis for 75 centz. Laguayra.

06 SUiomlngcia 5f 10 60 TEAS. Vfehave received by the lats arrivals the most oholoeaa sortnient uf new Teas, which we offer 25 per cent cheaper than usually charged by New York dealers. N. B. In Pound Boxes or Bags Wholesale Prices.

SPICES. A'e attve ttted ip the most Improved machinery for wari'j factnrlBK MUSTARD. COCOA. CHOCOLATE and SMOKi. whWt we warrant pure and of the best and st oheaper rate than ever before offered.

HARDING 4 TV. Oopmt km Spjok Ditalkbs, Corner of Fulton and Main streets, Brooklyn 'nodn delivered to all farts of t.hp Mtv 1 GYMNASIUM. BUKIsHAM'S LAD HiS' GYMNASIUM, No. 176 ATLANTIC STREET, In Mr Cars's new building, opposite the Atheneum, Brooklyn. This Gymnasium for Females, which was successfully opened In 1859.

by Miss Hall, Is now re opened by the Proprietor of the Male Gymnasium, No. 12 iioeruin street. The exercising room is one of the best adapted rooms for Gymnastic and Calisthenle exercises In the United States. It was built especially for the purpose, has a lofty celling, a fine light, a clear floor, aad contains two complete Bowling Alleys located in tho galleries at either end. New machinery has been added and every effort will be made to make it the model institution of the kind In the 00Pntent skates have been Introduced so that Ladles can lenrn lie art of skating without incurring any danger.

Classes for Ladies and Misses meet every day. Fail particulars can be liad by apidying at the Gymnasium. Careful attcntl. paid to children. A lady is in attendance ay.he Gymnasium at all hours.

'J he proprietor and conductor lias had several years experience in Gymnastic exercises, and has the fullest confidence In his ability to regulate the exercises to the most del Icate constitution. Rooms open daily from 10 M. to 5 P. I adles are invited to call at all exercising hours. Tenr.s.

Invariably in advance, 1 year, $16: 0 months, $10; UnioutLfl, 67. AVON C. BURN1IAM. Refers to R. S.

Storrs. D. Rev. F. A.

Farley. D. Rev. Samuel Sm ar, D. John 11.

Raymond, L. Rev. W. A vlu Surllett; Rev. Wm.

II. Milburn. W. O. Karr: Uev, C.

D. Fuss; Dr. C. L. Mitchell; Dr.

McLelian: Dr. James t'rni'v; Dr. W. K. Brown.

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS 1. WFLL C. 1IRA1NARD. Surrogate of the Comity of inus: Notice 1b hereby given, according to law, to all persona t. aving claims against ANN N.

RAYMOND, late of the Cay Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the ex :v.tor, at his residence, H3 Willoughhy street. In the Oitv of Brooklyn, on or before the 1st oay December next. Bated "WILLIAM A. mOT, Kxocutor. SATURDAY EVENING, JAN.

5. Surrogate's Coubt. The following wills were proven and admitted to probate within the past week: Edward McMahon, Elizabeth Duryea, all Of Brooklyn. Hail Robbery. A thief entered the house No.

310 Hicks street, on Thursday night, and stole an overcoat valued at $18, the property of a boarder named Stansbury. FrnE. About 8 o'clock yesterday morning a Are broke out in a frame house corner of 8tU and 20th street. It was occupied by a colored family named Williams. The flames were extinguished before much damage was caused.

At a meeting of the Association of Exempt Firemen held last evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President John C. Roach Vice President, Farrell Ward Recording Secretary, John B. Pitt; Financial Secretary, William E. Sprague Treasurer, Alex. Anderson.

The Unhokohed Dead. Taxpayers will be in a position to satisfy their own minds whether or not the offal contractor has earned his pay for the year ended, after casting their eyes over the following return Carcases removed to "the tomb of all the Capulets" Horses 997 cows 1,207 dogs 900 calves 51 hogs 122 goats 26. Total, 3,409.. The fire in the Fur Factory of Messrs. Greene and'T6bey, in Tenth street, E.

noticed in Thursday's Eagle, is supposed to have been the result of spontaneous combustion. The damage to the building and stock is estimated at from $5,000 to $16,000, fully insured in New York In Burance Companies. About 25 persons have been thrown out of employment by this fire. The Academy op Music The directors of the Brooklyn Academy ot Music, we learn, have concluded an engagement tvith the associated artists represented by Signor Muzio in a season of Italian opera, to continue during three weeks. The tent is one hundred and fifty dollars per night.

We call attention to the advertisement of the opening exercises in another column. Fiue. A fire broke out this forenoon in Morris's livery stables, in Liberty street, which was confined to the destruction of a bale of hay. The stables are in the basement of the building, and overhead is a blacksmith shop a few sparks from the anvil, it is concluded fell amongst the hay, and caueed the mischief. Damage trifling.

Public School No. 8. Public school building No. 8, in Middagh street, has been repaired, and the school will be re opened on Monday, the 7th Of January next. The scholars will report themselves for registry, by themselves or parents, in ithe morniner of that duv.

The Barents of cb.il ihe Building nnd Local Committees at 2 I'clock of the same day to examine the building id more formal opening of the school. A Handsome Testimonial. A most beautiful specimen of penmanship in the shape of an ele igantly engrossed set of framed in gilt, was presented to Mr. Daniel Donovan, foreman of Neptune Engine Co. 7, E.

by the members of his company as a New Tear's gift. The work was executed by Mr. Stanton, of New York, and surpasses the usual style of chirogra phy. The sentiments of the resolutions are thanks to Mr. Donovan for his efficient services and gentlemanly bearing as foreman of that company.

To the Fire Department Sergeant William H. Matthews, of the Fourth precinct po lice, died this morning at his residence at Myrtle avenue, near Bedford, of consumption. His funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, and as a mark ol respect to the deceased the City Hall hell, also the alarms for the 3d and 4th districts, will toll at half minute time between the hours of two and half past three o'clock, p. m. The deceased officer was much respected in the force, to Which he was attached for eight or ten years.

The County Court House. As will be seen by our report of the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, this matter was again under consideration at the meeting on Thursday. The attention of the Board was called to a new site for the Court by Sup. Talbot the Church property at the corner of Washington and Johnson streets. That is a site possessing all the advantages ofcentrality, and other things being equal, might be considered a very desirable location for the building so much needed.

It is time this seven years' bother were definitively set at rest.for it appears intimations have been thrown out, that if the Supervisors dilly dally much longer over the matter, we shall have another dose of Albany Commisaionering, a calamitous infliction, from which we must devoutly pray this already sufficiently troubled community may be spared Oh Wednesday next the Supervisors will make a personal examination of the County property on Vanderbilt avenue and Baltic street, at the suggestion of Sup. Crooke. That property no doubt possesses much suitableness for various purposes, but among them, its affording a fit location for a County Court House, surely cannot be reckoned. Follies in Rhyme. On Thursday evening, the Rev.Mr.

Studley read as one of the Institute course of lectures, a satirical poem lecture, which he denominates "Follies in Rhyme," and iu which he gave follies past and present, at home and abroadi some very hard hits. The poem, if it may be so called, was very faverably received. The uufor tunate slavery question was with very qucstiona. ble taste lugge in and condemned in ultra Repub. lican fashion.

The South Carolinians were denounced for their attempt to Trample down the Nations holy right, To choose a Black Republican or white. And the seceeding section was character'zed as IScggerly and rotten, State whose hearts and bruins are cotton. Palmetto braves, Who try to fill the land with bankruptcy and Blares. At the present moment when we stop the ordinary business of life to implore God to permit the bitterness of agitation to pass away from up, these allusions were about as appropriate as would be the introduction of a banjo into a Quaker meeting house, while the assembly was waitin'g for the spirit to move them. Can we not, in Heavens name, bring our wives and daughters to be amused by an hours literary exercise, without having thrust under our nose this eternal darkey, that has been the skeleton at our national feast for so many yeare; that comes between honest toil and its reward, at the very sight of which capital burns up like a scroll, and brotherhood changis into bitter enmity? Other and more legitimate themes were touched upon, and the follies connected tbeni, happily hit off.

The Puss came in for its share of blame, and the imaginations of the Reporters complimented in a left haiid fashion, for by their labors Certain Editors to wealth aspire, Because liku David they employ a lyre (liar). The most vulgar of all vulgarity the meanest of affections that vhich is ashamed to uee honest English, because a filthy mind connects with it indecent lieas, won very Cicetiouslv condemned thoeo over modest spinsters who Ol'tlio nightmare apenk in tones so lender, As lioree nocturnl of the female gender, i The attendance was large, and generil tone of the poem was greatly relished, and its hits duly acknowledged by laughter and uppl itise. The Ssamluss Overcoat fou Fivr Rvdkk's Clothing Store. 102 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. WANTS.

ANTED A PERSON TO TAKE A BAB7 to their nwn housp tn wpt, nnrsp lirilv fr fvprwidiro at No. 5 Tiffany place, near Harrison street. j5 WANTE1 IMMEDIATELY A SMART, tidy youog woman, as chambermaid and waitress Must be willins to make herself Generally useful. Apply, with city relcrence, at 185 Schermerhorn street, near Bond j51t WANTED A HOUSEMAID A GOOD natured. tidy girl; pood washer and ironer and plain cook, in a family of tour persons.

God reference required. Apply in ili street, 5th house from 5th avenue. South Brooklyn. ja ltt WANTED A GOOD COOK AND A OilAM bermaid; must be a neatsewer; in a private family; note but those thorounhly competent need apply, Wases liberal. Apply at No.

13 Duflield street. j3 2t WANTED BOARD, BY A YOUNG MAN a small bedroom, with board, in a private family. Ad dress, stating terms, which must be moderate, 'B" Eagle oflice. fortwo das. Reference civpn.

'A in AM'ED IiY TWO GERMAN GIRLS, sitllfttions tn do crenprn.1 hnnsfiwnrk. or euro nf children. They both can speak the French and German lanRuages. Please call at the corner of Vanderbilt avenue and Pacific street, In the store. j32t ANTED A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, and totakecareof a small carden.

Can elvft the hf.t. of cltyreftrence. Address, Kucle office, 'P. P. It TSTANTED A STABLE ANY PERSON TY havinga stable or stall to let.

In the vicinity of Gold street, between Nassau street and Fulton avenue, or Hoyt street, between Fulton avtnue and Atlantic, canhear of a enant by applying to V. II. Brown, 315 Atlantic St. j2 2t" WANTED AGENTS TO SELL A NEWLI patented Pomblb Copyiho Pbkss and Book, con tain'ns one and a half cnur. of paper, and weighing only eight onncett.

Sells readily atlarge profits. Exclnsive privileges will be granted by early application to J. B. COOLEY 4 00., Ponghkeepsie, N. T.

Hie sale of the above Press and Books gives aremnnera Ivb em ployment to those that require a light, ont door exor ise, by canvassing for the sale of them, it being a respectable rtlcle. and nsed by business and Uterar; men. jylS tf LOST AND FOUND. tDK REWARD LOST, ON SUNDAY AFTER Pt NOON. Doc.

30th. in Paul's Church, cornerof Court and Congress streets, A SUM OK MONEY, amounting to thirty dollars, viz 2 twenty shilling gold pieces, and the balance five dollar bills, the earnings of a poor pirl. The finder will receive the above reward and the thauks of the owner by leaving it at No. a East Warren street. j5 2t REWARD LOST, NEAR THE CORNER of Fort Green place and Fulton avenue, on Thursday evening, a MINK SABLE VICTORISE, marked with the owner's name.

The above reward will be paid for the re turn of the same to 148 Port Green place, or to It. H. TJNDEItHILL. 37 Pine street. N.

Y. jo 2t TTkOG LOST ON WEDNESDAY, AN ENG JU LISH GBEYHOUND SLUT, mouje coloredtyith white neck and breast, a round spot of hair scalded from one side; also the outside of one ear a little ulcerated, is about three months old. She is prized chiefly as being the Iqst present of a deceased friend. A liberal reward will be paid to the finder, "most gratefully," at 200 Columbia street, near ralemon street. Brooklyn.

jo if TOG LOST ON SATURDAY, THE 5th OF January, in the neighborhood of tho City Hall, Brooklyn, a Newfoundlander, black, with a white breast. Woo ever will return it to the owner. 147 street, will be suitably rewarded. Has a long, bushy tail; answers io the name of "Major." js CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB scriber, Wyckoff street, between Vanderbilt and Underbill avenueB. a pale red COtV, with bow horns, one with chip off, white strip along the The owner can have her by applying at the above place and paying charges.

i32t THOS. StcCOriMICK. BALL SEASON. raiHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF fi THE EINttGOLD HORSE GUARD. Will take place at MUSICAL HALL, BROOKLYN, (Corner of Fulton and Orange streets), On TUESDAY JAN.

3, 1861. Upon which occasion the Committee hope to be favored with the presence of the friends of the Guerd and citizens generally. Cojimittee. C. Grunning, Captain; John Bruns, Lieut; L.

Sandbausen, Ord. Serg II. Kugelcr, Ex Ord II. Mesen dorf, K. Bader, Serg.

P. Klbcnnburg, 0. iV. Schoeneck, M. BuVwlnkel.

Private; H. Tienken, II. F. Harr's, H. Thiers.

John Bulwinkel, Henry Nieber. David Green. 0. II. Warnecke, D.

Stevens, Geo. Kliest, H. Math! Floor Committee. Capt. Grunning.

Lieut. Bruna. Henry TitnktD. C. W.

Schoeneck, II. P. Harris. P. Kloppenburg.

jo 3t jgJIEBALD BALL. TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE EMERALD BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. AT MONTAGUE HALL, Coukt Stkket, Brooklyn, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1801. The proceeds, as usual, will be appropriated for the benefl of the It. C.

Orphan Asylum. TICKETS TWO DOLLARS EACH. Committee of Arkangemkses: Michael J. Deegan, P. W.

Derham, Kdward J. Maher, Thtmas A. O'fteil, James McCorralck, Peter J. Murphy, Martin E. Deegan, Henry B.

Johnson, John J. Cnminins, Chas. Tinney, Matthew Deegan, Thomas M. Norton, P. Victory, Kieran Eagan.

Cornelius Higgins, Michl H. Hagtrty. Edward Glacken. Arthur McAvoy, Timothy Desmond, Joseph Hussey. tVni.

Dougherty, Patrick Campbell, Bernard B. llagerty.John Duane, Patrick Leach. James llownev. Chas. Kerrloran.

ji ugu uicLirossin, x'eier John O'Mahony. MaitinGorroley, Edward Prlel. John Wallace. Dominick Colgan, John Eagan, Patrick Mnonev. John J.

Clancy. II. P. Covle. John Harvey, Wm.

McGinley. John Furey, unns. Connor, JohnPlynn, Philip McDermott. JohnDalv. Wm.

H. Turner, Lawrence J. Gillick.Jeremlah Qulnlan, James Collins, Iilchd McDermott, John T.Brady, James Grant, John Geary, Martin Flnnegan. Philip H. Grogan, Bernard Clark, HAHLES DOIIERTY; President.

JOHN SICATEE, Vice President. Er.wArm McKittrick, Treasurer. Petkr P. Moun.v, Secretary. dl8 eod till Jan7 td DANCING ACADEMIES.

CH. RIVERS' DANCING ACADEMY, I HALSEY BUILDINGS, FrJton street, (opposite City Halh) Brooklyn. All the Fashionable Dances taught in one course of lessons. Putils will be received at any time, their quarter commencing from the date of entry. Classes for Ladles on Tuesday and Friday afternoons; Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings; Misses and Masters, on ednesday and Saturday afteraoons.

An evening chus for ladies on Monday and Thursday, at 7 P. .11. An extra class for gentlemen on Monday and Thursday, at 8 Si.irtes will he pivpn nt firtt.lil, TTiill vnnn January 7th and 31st, February 4th arid ISth, March 1th and irui, itiiu jiril Por temiH Or Tnnro full nnrtifnlnr. nnnW no end for a circular. dl 3m ')'.

lIRIfV DANCING ACADEMY, N. Fulton street, opposite City Hall The Academy will he opened for the reception of pupils and tho formation ot classes on and after the 4th of September. Classes for Ladies, Misses and Masters, on Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 clock P. M. Gentlemen's classes, Tuesday and Friday evenings, at 8 o'clock.

Ladles' Classes, Monday and Thursday evenings, at 7 o'clock. Private Lessons glveD at the Academy, or at the residence of the pupil. Further particulars and circulars can be had at. the Xoademv at any of the above mentioned hours. New classes now forming.

ni2P6ci SEWING MACHINES. SEWINfi MACM1NRS TO RENT AND FOR ALTi. T51E N. SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM. 4:6 Woadway, cor.

Broome street. Is well stocked with the bett Sewing Maol Ines In the Market such the WHEELER 4 WILSON'S. GROVEK BAKER'S. r. bINGER oxd offers naperlor inducements to tnote wlio Intend pur Suvh persons areinvllei' to ca'l at NO.

4SG BlIOADWAY. COR: BKOO.MK where tbey can compare the various It rat rlass Machines. Part'is purchasing and in doubt which toseUctcan hive the OP EXCHANGING WITHIN THIRTY DvVS. for one of another make, 'hereby securing amacldnet 'heir entire Machines sold at regular uanafajtu ers pricis, as per the recently tEDUCF.l) RATES. The vjrlous machines will be RSNTID Willi PfUVUEGE OF PUR0IIA3ISG.

M' ch npft wnrr for one y.ar. rurcliasers and others fully mstrvc cd. liu Y. W. WICKES.

It 415 Broadway. CLOTHI.VR. 298 JAY STREET. CORNER OP FULTON AVENUE. 298 FASHION A 1ILK Mil.

I.I.N Kit DRESSES, CLOAKS. CAPICS, MANTILLAS, COLLARS. And every description and variety of LADIES' AND CIIII.DHK.N'S WHAUING APPAREL. Together with all Mlea of PATTERNS, UNDER SLUliVUS, HEAD DRESSES. Ac Furnished to order prompt ly and to suit, at tue Prlv.ite Rooirs No.

208 Jay street, cornerof Pu'ton d33m K. TOOMBS. SEWING MACHINES TO LET AND FOR SALE, AT REDUCED PRICES, 156 FULTON STREET. j21m FAMILY WINES AND LIQUORS. ALEXANDER EAGLE, No.

70 Fulton street, Brooklyn, IMPORTER OF BRANDIES, WINES, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEY. LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER, SCOTCH ALE, Also, Bottler of Philadelphia XXX Porter, Extra Ale and Champagne Cider. dl26w FAMILY SEWING, OF ALL KINDS, DONE BY LADIES, AT 156 FULTON STREET. iaim CHAPPED HANDS. PURB OLD PALM SOAP.

In small packages, half dozen cakes, tobe had of Druggists and Grocers generally. Also a new and desirable article of FAMILY WASHING SOAP, STYLED ECONOMIC SOAP, In 75 111 boxes, 100 pieces. J. 0. HULL'S SONS, Manufacturers, n2S3m Offices! Park Row, New fork.

CENTEAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM. SKATES! SKATES SKATES I Of all kinds from 25 cents to 35 dollars. SKATE BAGS, SHINNY STICKS, STRAPS. BOOKS ON THE ART, And in fact everything in the Skating line (except ponds) boundless variety, and suited to all ages, sexes, tastes and purses. Also, the PATENT PARLOR SKATES.

CONOVER WALKER, Hardware Dealers, No. 474 Broadway. d71m between Grand and Broome New York. ALEXANDER EAGLE, No. 70 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, Sole importer of MILLER'S CELEBRATED IRISH MALT WHISKEY, DISTILLED AT Comber, County Down, Ireland.

dl2 6w" JOHN O'MAHONY, Dhalzs IB Imported Wise3, Brahdiee, asb Bsoabs. London Bbowx Stout ahd Scotch Alb, Ho. 83 Myrtle avenncneor Fulton st nl3 3m "Their Name is Legion," may be applied to those who die annually of Consumption. Science has oflate years senEibly diminished the number, and it is gratifying to know that Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has created a potent influence in attaining this end.

For sale in Brook lyn by Joseph W. Hayes. j5 lw 8TODART PIANOS. JAKES B. LENT.

Hiving been appointed by the manufacturers, Stodart Morris, Sole Agent for the sale of the above justly celebrated Instrument for Brooklyn, begs to inform his friends ana the pahUc that he is prepared at all times with a full assortment of all sizes anii styles, which he is enabled to olfer at the lowest prices. J. B. deems it quite unnecessary io refer to the merits of tie STODART PIAKO. as it is wefi known by all makers and dealers, as well an thousands who own and have used them for the last quarter of a cen iwy.

who will testify that they axe beyond all doubt wse ot the best (if not the very best) Piano Fortes ever manufaotur 3d justly known as the sweetest toned and the most durable. The manufacturers can with pride point to every Piano at advertisement and claim every owner as a friend. Par ttet desirous of purchasing on time can beaccommodated by adding simple Interest Also those who wish to hire can 4lfays ru suited both In orlce and and style of Instrument JA1MK8 S. LENT, Saltan street my ly opposite Pity Hall. Kg?" Locust Mountain Coal.

We have now An liaiid supply of the justly celebrated Looobt Mods jain received direct from the mines without transhipment which we are prepared to deliver to families in Brooklyn or New York, hi fine order, from under cover, guaranteeO unmixed with any other coal. The abBence of clinker and small Muantity of ashes or waste, render this Coal greatly superior to any other iorRAKoisn. Fdrsaoks or Stoves Ordera received ot our wharf, between Ft ltos ano Oath cares FsaBive. 'Brooklyn, and s.t 95 Beaver stref two doors from VsJl. New York.

tt2ft tf MARSTOB A POWER. Callicot as levings, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Offioen. 18 "toe street tHBOpmLrs C. (Jsw YoKic.ds gaORQH 8. Levnos.

John G. Schumakrb, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, No. 347 Foltom Struct, Opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn. au34 6m Holloivat's Pills and Ointment Burns Scalcb, Wol'kds. BansKS, AO.

No more flattering testlmoni nls can be adduced of the Immediate relief which ITolloway's Medicines afford to sufferers from these terrible catastrophes than the readiness with which medical men use them in private practice for all such accidents. The grand feature iu the Ointment Is that it leaves neither scar nor blemish of tlieskhi No family should be without a supply of these In valuableremedieB. Sold by all Druggials, at 2 Sc, and $1 per box or pot. jgs Peter Linan, Wholbsai. and Rutah.

Dealer In North Rivir Burs Btont. oGh corner of Pitinhnf and Clinton avenues, EaetJJr ooUIyn. Plaguing lald' i lsl'7 AMUSEMENT. KLYN A A 1) OF MUSIC. OPENING NTF.R TAINMENT on rur ciiAi jsvKNinu, jak.

it, AND On THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1861. On the First Evening will be givt A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL 00NCERT, under the direction of Mr. THEO. IISFEI.D, Conductor. The Committee of Arrangements take pleasure In announcing that the services of the following eminent artisti have betn secured.

Mudame COLSON. Soprano. Signer BltlfiNOI.I. Tenor, Signor FERR1, Barytone. Signor SUSINI, Bisso, Who will sing selections from the most i opu' ar Opera3 with appropriate scenery.

Signor IHUSIO, Director of Vrcnl Part And the complete Orchebtni of the PKUharmonic Society, JOS. NOLL, Loader. On the Second Evening A GRAND PROMENADE AND BALL. Tickets of admission to both evening. Five Dollars, securing a seat to the Concert without extra charge.

The sale of Tickets will commence on WEDNESDAY, Januarv 9. L. II. WVMAN. S.

11. Cr.irrKNDRS, A. COOKH HULL. S.MITKL SLOAN. Committee.

U. 111. KlUtlA mm. GituKNiwnon. JOHN DK.OltAltW.

1 15 td OSliOKN'S PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO, now landing ex sclijotier "Oirloi Alberto," in cases of one dozen each, of my own importation. This is a pi rfectly reliable article, and is particularly recommended to invalids. Sold by tljn bottle fir 3m H. B. KIRK, 68 Fulton street, N.

Y. Fire in a Tenement House Narrow Es cape. A fire broke out in one of those overteeming tenement houses with which Now York abounds, about 12 o'clock last night. The house is situated atNo. 123 Eidge street, and is occupied by 17 families, representing ninety persons.

The building is of brick, four stories in height. The llro commonced in one of the lower stories and the smoke ascending filled the upper portion so that it was with great difficulty that the occupants could grope their way out. All escaped however. The damage amounts to about $500, insured in tho Germania Company. New Toek and South Cabolina.

In the Board of Aldermen last evening, a series of resolutions were adopted in which the present aspect of National affairs was referred to and deplored Major Anderson's conduct was commended, and the Mayor recommended to prepare a memorial for transmission to the Legislature, asking for a convention of the people to discuss, and take such action as the exigencies demand. Coubse of Lectures. We announce with pleasure that the Rev. John Loed, the well known historian and lecturer, has made arrangements to deliver hi new course on "Great Representative Women" in thi city during this month. These lectures have been given in New York and Providence with marked success, and we doubt not, will be received hero with delight by crowded houses.

The great closing out auction sale of Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Cutlery, Tin ware, nouse furnishing Goods, at No. 104 Myrtle OTonuc, corner Princo st. will be continued this (Saturday) evening, without commencing at To'ctoct precisely. A reference to our advertising column will show that our Indefatigable townsman, Mr. William It.

Tice is determined on another sacrifice of Clocks. Watches Jewelry, by auction, this evening, at his store. No. 1 7 Atlantic street. We are at a loss to understand how he can give such bargains as have been obtained at his previous sales, but the buyers insist that they can prove the fact, and we therefore counsel our friends who wish anything In his line to call and pass an evening with him.

Coffees, Teas and Sugars Grocers, Boarding Houses and large consumers supplied on liberal terms at 92 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Attention To close out our stock of Fal and Winter Dress Trimmlnps, we offer them from this day a prime coat. Frederick Loeser 277 Fulton st. Gutta Pekcha Cement Roofing applied to Roofs of all kinds. Leaky Tin Roofs coated and repaired with Gutta Percha Cement by Jouss Cuoarv.

sole manufacturers, 349 Fulton street See advertisement Wigs, Cameron's Invisible Wigs and Tou pfes This new and novel invention Is worthy the inspection of all interested. Partings, never soils or Rtalns, and pronounced by connolseurs to so closely resemble nature as to defy detection. Half Wigs, Bands, long Hair Braids and Hair Work generally, of every shade, size and color. 199 Fulton street Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 330 Fulton street Brooklyn At this establishment, all Books are sold at the regular retail prices, and a Gilt varying in value from 50 cents to 100, whl bo presented to each pur chaser (at the time of sale) of 1 and upwards.

For particu lais we refer to the advertisement in another column of thi paper. What It Is Williams' Hats, Caps and Children's Fan Straw Hats can't be eioelled 893 Fulton street. Hats, Caps and Furs. J. D.

Williams, of 2ft3 Fulton street has taken the new store No. 33o Fulton, cor. Court street which he will open, in addition to his present stand, on or about the 1st of September, with a large and choice stock of Gent's Silk Hata and Dips. Children's Fancy Hats, Ladies' Fancy Sura, 4a The Juvenile High School, No. 1S9 Washington street, (near Concord,) will commence Its 27th Term, Monday, Nov.

19th. This School Is designed for Boys under twelve years of ape, and is preparatory to the Collegiate and Polytechnic Insti ute of this city. New Circulars for this year can be obtain ed at store of G. P. Milne.

217 Fulton street and also Dr. J. 1 1. Raymond, at the Polytechnic Institute. Domtnick Colgan's new ostahlishment at 29 Plerrepont street.

Is doing a good business. The newly opened Saloon for Ladles and Families, is well attended every evening. Garrison's Mill fond Oysters are great del cacles. whether eaten from the shell, fried or roasted. What a Figure Ha Ha Ha This is the greeting often received from their friends, by those becoming prematurely grey or bald.

Toavold anythlngao unpleasant you have only'to use Lyon's Kathmron, the most exeellen and popular preparation for the Hair ever made. Sold verjwhere. Gold and Silver liells and Beltisg, Netts Buckles, Hair Pins. Head Dresses, Fancy Combs, with a great variety of choice Fancy ind Toilet Articles fur Holiday and Tlrldo! presents, iust received by T. W.

Woods. 289 niton street FMlmOIDEBIRS FROM AUCTION FOR HOLIDAY Pit ksfnts Offering very cheap at MoEuit.NNEV Stewart's, 1IU lultonstieet Hats for Four Dollars That are worth Four Dollars. Tints for Three DolUrs tlist are worSt Three Dol'ars. Cull at W. H.

I'kcs's Hat storo. Fulton, opposite uudsstrtet, Brooklyn. Presents 1 Hollidat Presents li .1 and choice goods. Cheap. T.

W. Woods, 289 Fultonstroot I't us! Imp'' 'ur selling oil reduced prlctF BraiJ'W's old established Pur Store, 183 Fulto. treet TnK NliW'YUAll WITH A NEW II AT' nd buy It of lliotow, Hatter. 185 Fullon street..