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WANTS. I.OST ANU FOUND AUCTION BACKS. FIRST EDITION 3y Telegraph to Brooklyn Daily Eagls EAOIJE OPFIOK Jti J. Amusements, Meetings, this Evening. ATHENAEUM.

Atlantic street MIas Ilermlnle 0. Mairan's Concert. NASSAU SKATING POND, Flatbusb. Grand Carnival on the Ice. CUrt t.

MccUnB of the St. A.PWmS?'IERIAN CnCRC11' naffieIl st. LecturebyA. Ne.w YorkThe 30.O00 Nutt RnnH? PnopoUmus, Ac Performances lu Lecture Room every afternoon and evening. Police.

LAiirr KT. Michael Compton and Tm. Terren aro held for examination this afternoon on tho charge of purloining three pairs of satinet pantaloooB from the store of Mr. John Mortimer on Fulton street. Aiwkbt ok Sitori.iFTKua.

Last cveninp, detectives Frost and Corwin, tracked two auspicious looking fellows for two hours, ucllcvfnf; then he thieves. They called in at the clothing store of Mr. Mortimer, in Main street, having previously visited several other establishments, and secreted three pairs of pantaloons about their persons, when they took their departure, and were al'ter wurds NtiifAKCE Abated. John Powell keeps a cow stable In Baltic tlrect Lear Washington avenue, and sublets It to cattln called cowb The watery elementary deposlt.s In the process of brenirp railk overflow into pond adjoining, one hundred fen, Ion? by fifteen wl e. and which may be win'ed for a carnival one of these fine clays, with an eye to which ofticer ilranijork, ot the 9lb Precinct, summoned Mr.

Powell to appear and justify. In consideration that Mr. Po well is on tbe eve of relinquishing the ml'k business, and that a drain has been commenced the Btable to the main sewer, Justice Perry suspended judgment. A Maonaniwocs Officer. Hugh Scully, charged wl'h ob.

struoting and assaulting an officer In the execution of his duty, appeared before Justice Perry this morning, The nature of tMs chance was seated in yesterday's issue Officer Cojle, or the Indefatinahles. arrested a deserter fro nthe 14th Raiment, named, Inhn Lynch, a desperate fellow by the way, who boasted that it would take five CoyleS to handle a man of his blood and muscle. When tbe compluint was cnl'ed on. the officer askec to be allowed to withdraw the charge, tbe friends of Sculls having ist night. appealed to his better feelings, Perry said Coyle could use his own uiscieiion ri minoing him at the same time that ihe Court would support oflieers in the execution of their duty.

Complaint dismissed at the requeBtof complainant. An African Kosonis undkk a Cloud. Somo little interest and considerable merriment was produced in the Police Court yesterday afternoon by a narrative of tho adventures of Willougbby Gross, a facetious darkey, as related by hiroecir. Gross belongBto Flatbush, and Flat hush belongs to him, forasmuch as that at certain phases or the moon, Villoughby is monarch of all ho surveys. Day before yesterday he came in from the bush to purchase some family necessarie taking along a bushel basket.

In Ilycrson street it was luck to happen In with a couple of friends whom, he had notmet with for a long while. The meeting was an excuse for a drink or course. It is much easier getting into a house than getting out of it, and sundry treats passed within. At last it came to Oross's turn, but ho excueed himself "waived them off," as he expresaed It, on ti plea tba', be had received no remittances from the South since the war commenced. This the "b'hoys" denounced as "gammon," and Willoughby's hat was pronounced contraband.

He fearing they would convert his "wool" into Se i Island cotton, made a Mambrino's helmet of the basket. In this guise poor Sambo was thrust out into the wide, wide world, and was taken in charge by a policeman as a lunatic. lie told so plain a tale, and ithal so good bnmoredly, that Justico Perry concluded to let bim Bltde, and Mr. Michael Walsh generously presented him with a contraband hat, lest he might again fall into Ihe hands of tbo Philistines. The delighted Gross grinned his thanks, and expressed his intention of elevating Ihe tile to the dignity of a "Sunday hat." Soldiers, if you want help to endure the expo sure of camp life, purchase a roll of Sweet's Celebrated StreDEthenins Salve.

Sold by D. G. Parwell, 17 Court street, near City HalL Price 25 cents a roll, or i2 a dozen. 18G2 A Happy Nisw Tear 1S63 Gents' Holi day Hats and Caps now ready. Call and Inspect.

Bassler Hatter, 334 Fulton street AM'Ell A SITUATION, iX A KESl'EuT able girl to do general housework, or would cook, wah and Iron. C.ill at No ChoTch sirnet, between Hamilton avenue and Court street. City reftreucc giv Can be seen for three dayw. fellt Yl ANTED A NEAT TIDY OIRL, TOTA 1C care of a child, and do the washing for tlires in T'lrally. Wnois 4 per month.

Apply at 2J7 Washington street, llnoHjn. felSlt WANTED A TWO STORY AND AT ITC OR three ftory brick with and w.itcr, by a family who have rented thtir present home nineteen yews. Kent from S0U to H75. Adoress C. Eagle office.

WANTED A SITUATION UY A YOUNG TV wmnn, to cook, wash at iron. Is a first rat cook, wa; her anil Ircner. Gjod reference can he given. Ca'lat51 Miliary sirceiT fel82t V7 ANTED A SITUATT6N7BirOiE8PECT able girl, to do general housework In a private family: she is a gool aher and ironer and good plain cook, and can five thebtst ol referet.ee from her last place. Cdl at 1U1 Bridge street; felH at ANTED A 81! UATION, BY A RESHECT able Proles' nnl.

irnmnn irn conk. nnil irnnpr. or to do general housework hi a small family. Good refer encf eiv n. Call iitm concord street, for two days.

Iel8 It AN I ED E1F 1 MUN t'oK THE 'XVril TV Itolment. Col. J. S. Morgm,) to go on to Key We.st Immediately.

Relief Tickets given to those having vnilies. bounty when mustered out of service. ApoW lo Lieut. WM. II.

IRK'LAND. Fulton street, (up stairs) Brooklyn. 1 etiera lor members of the RegUnentrecelved and seat on bytbls steamer. felsat WANTED A SITUATION, ciY A vlAKfj industrious girl, to do plain cooking, orgeneral housework; 1b a neat, economizing and otdiglng servant, an cx cellcr.t waeht and ironer, and highly recommended; will try to deae at moderate wages either in the city or country. Apply at 113 Atlantic street, on Tuesday and Wednesday.

ANTED A WOMaN, TO DO GENERAL 1 housework; mustbe a good cook, washer and lronr. Aibo a nurse to take care of children and sew and makeber self gent rally useful. Good recommenrutlons. Apply cor ner of Franklin avenue and Quince? street. 17 2t "V7 ANTED TO RENT, FROM 1st MAY, BY a small family, aneit two story and attic house, within 10 or 15 minutes walk or Wall or Fulton Ferry.

Must be in good order and good locality. Rent not to exceed MOO Address RICHARDS. Brooklyn Post Office. fel5 at WANTED A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR TWO SMALL FAMILIES, within reasonable distanco ol Fulton ferry. Rent muft he very moderate.

Address stating location, "HOUSE," Eagle oQlce. Possession wanted by May 1st. FOR SALE ASP TO I.ET. LET, AND BOARD TAKEN FOR RENT A three story brick house, situated In Lafayette avenue prefe rred, to 7iioni the most favorable tinm 1 or Particulars, enquire of R. HUNT, at No.

2' Cliff street. New York. fHij OR SALE SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL KESI P.E1i9 Brooklyn; 2 to 8 lots attached; prices from 6.0C0to A Farm of 50 acres on the Hempstead Turnpike, near Hyde Park K. R. Depot, for sile cheap Tires story basement and Bub cellar brick houses to rent "AiJJA t0 iir: weI1 located.

Anply to BREWSTER WOOD. No. 7 Court street, from 9 A. M. to 12 M.

fets 2t 5 A FURNISHED HOU8E TO LET RENT XV will be taken in board, or would let the lower part to a small, family. It is pleas. ntly situated, and has all the modern improvements. Apply at 253 Adelphi street, between Lafayette and Greene avenuea. Brooklyn, fel8 3t TO LET THE ELEGANT MODERNTtHREE story, high Btone stoop, brick house, No.

215 Adams slreet; every modern convenience nd improvement, and in good order; quiet, genteel neighborhood: ten minutes' walk from Fuhon and from Wall street ferry, Rent very low until tbe rebellion is put down. Enquire at 180 Wash ington street. Possession at once. 117 2 IOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A 4 STORY brick house. 157 Adims street, corner of Concord street; vould answer for a grocery or a boarding house.

Eoquire on ihe premies. fei7 tit SALE CHEAP, FOR ONLY 50U CASH A house, lot and stable, 25x100. on Middle street, between gth and Sith avenue. Also a large lions 3 parlors, Withnnj hle mar.tles In each, and extension for kitcuen; fine garden full or fruit trees, grapevines, shrubbery. on 17th street tweec 8th and 9th avenues.

Apply at 259 St ite street, Brooklj felS 3t IAHM FOR SAL AT HUNTING roN, WEST NECK. L. consisting of 125 acres orex elleDt farming land, fronting on Huntington Harbor; gooil or hard of grafted fruit trees, five from encumbrance. Has been In the llouton family over 50 years. Apnly to E.

FROsjr. 41 Fulton street, Brooklyn, or S. S. SCUDDER Huntington Sutolk County, L. I.

fig FOR SALE OR TO LET HOUSE No. 310 ''eury street. Occupation may be hud at. short notice. 1 he house is being thoroughly repaired thioughout, and will be sold or rented low to a good tenant.

Apply at 93 Wall street, N. 3d floor, between 12 M. and 1 o'clock P. M. 4t aiJEClAI.

KOTlCJEa. RE OPENING THE UNDERSIGNED ishes to inform the public tost the store formerly occupied by ihe late Benjamin And. rson, (deceased situated on the corner of NesFau and Jay IrookJyn, is again opened for tbe grocery business as heretofore. Persons wi'hingto purchase an article or first clais goods will satiny tbtmstl ve3 as to quality and price by calling at the old stand corntr or Nassau and Jay street. Respectfully, JelS 3t RICHARD E.

CAitPENTEB.il CAMP WOODRUFF SBADEsT 272 STREET. BROOKLYN. IS NOW OPEN. few ot tbe aodern improvements; location Tetween Henry and Court, Joralerron and Congress afreets. Address KOOK LYN, Eagle office, stating pi ice and location 3t NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP MR.

.1. B. STEWART retiring, in oart. bis interest in our busine" V. D.

II ARDENBUKGH and a. SUYDaM nl'OT HOEF are admitted membeis or our firm, from and alter Is' inst brooilyD, Feb. 18th. STEWART 1R2 Fulton street. GENTEEL RESIDENCES FOR SALE AT AUCTION, hy JOHN K.

AKLE5T at the HAMILTO.v SALESROOM. No. 16 Court street, corner or Joralemon. Brooklyn, on MONDAY, Feb. 24h, at 12 o'clock Nos.

12, ltiand 22 W'CkofV Btreet. ani attic brick houses, with collonades In front Lots 2)xl(KI feet; houses 4')fett deep. Tbe situation is in all respects desirable and the suiroundlngs are first cla Thesale will he peremptory, and possession can be had as soon asthe sale is closed. The bouses ar being painted throughout and can be seen at any time. This Is an opportunity seldom met with to buy a genteel house at a low price.

fel8 ot I1EUMATISM CURED BY TBE CELEBRATED GEkiTAN TtFMFTlV For sale at 2SQ Jay street, corner Fulton avenue DR. PARKER'S Drugstore fd7 tr T. PATRICK'S SOCIETY A SPKCIAL MEETING of the aboveSociety will beheld on TUESDAY EVENING. 18th inst. at Hi o'olock, at MONTAGUE ALL, Punctual attendance is requested as business of importance will corre before the meeting.

By order. fel7 2t Secretary. 2ND N. Y. JACKSON HEAVY ARTILLERY.

COL. S. GRA1UM. FIVE MEN WANTED to fill up Co. Capt.

OLIVSR un Kit. They must apply immediately. This is a good chance to join the best Company la the Rdglment. Apply at the Recruiting ufflce. corner or Myrtle avenue and Fulton street.

fei7 a' jVUNTH STREET BRIDGE THE SPECIAL Committee to whom wasre'erred the ppeciScations for tl.iswork, will meet at the City Clerk's office. City Hall, Brooklyn, on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 7 o'clock P. Parties who have furnished plans, 4c, are requested to attend. By order of '17 2t JAS.

P. WALLACE, Chairman, Ac, tt'T. PATRICK'S SOCIAL CLUB THE M'fiM lo bers of the St Patrick's Social Club are inmrmed that a mef ting or the Club, will be held at A. MoAVOY'S on TUESDAY EVENING 18th Instant, at 8 o'clock. Punctual attendance is particularly requested.

By order THOS. A. O'NlilL, President. T. Riggin.

Secretary. rel7 2i OFFICE OF THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS, No. 9 Court street. The following named persona have been returned to tbii Board as elected to the Fire Department. Objections, ir py, to their confirmation to be made to the Commlssloiers, in writing, on or before Thursday Evening, Feb 20, 1SJ 3 James Campbell, painter.

70 Washington st. Eng John Pearson, brass finlshe', 70 Main st; do; Michael Malone. hatter. Bolivar st, Eng Stephen Phillips, sawyer, 188 Gold Eng 11 Geo A Archer, clerk. Concord st, Eng 14; Phi Ip Dufiy, bUckfroith, KB Gold st.

Hose Win Lee. butcher Canton st, do; Tboa Nevins. teamster, Emilv st, Hose 9 Vi 3 Bonner, clerk, 276 Fulton av, Hose 10; Win A Lloyd, clerk, Clermont avenue, do. Communications for the Commissioners may be left at the office of tbe Fireman's Trust Insurance Company. No 9 Court street.

'el83t GEO. H. HATWARD. Clerk. f30.000 York or Brooklyn.

TO LOAN, IN DIFFERENT sums, on Bond and in wow Apply to A. J. SPoONER, 313 Fulton fpU im st eet, brooklyn XjOTICE IN THE MATTER OF AS LAMes 1 AND POSTS ON WAR1EN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND FLATBUSH AVENUES The AssmeTt Committee of the Board of Aldermen will meet at the City Clerk's oflice. City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, Fen. 2Bib, wl, at ti o'clock P.

to hear remonstrances, If any there may be. against the confirmation of the Assessment list, for gas lamps and pusts on Warren street, between Fifth and Flat bush avenueB. By order of DENNIS O'KEEFFE, 'el 'd Chairman of Assessment Committee. BR. BLEECKER, INDEPENDEN 5IEDI CAL CLAIRVOYANT, can be consulted on all cases of Disease, and prescribe for their remedy.

He has throu ClairyojaLt powers, made most astonishing cures. Names and residences of the most respectable citizens in Urookhn and New York can be given. He tells or absent friends and JifoS whereabouts, and all business transactions. Rooms, Concord street, near Gold street, Brooklyn, relj Im OFFICE OF THE WILLI AMS15URGH CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Feb. 14th, 1863.

Ihe annual election ror Directors of this Company will be mid at the ollice, overthe Willlumsburgh City Bank, corner SDfl So.u' Seventh streets. Brooklyn, L. on 4 and 5PM of March the hours of fel4ta" OLIVER P. MILLER Asst. CHE iorK anu Druggists generllv.

Prlw 2r. k.i. w.umta, t. ijruuL icn ifreenwir NldSif BANK 0F 2r0KLYN; FEBRUARY The Annual Election for Directors of this Bunk and for onTuESDAVtht Section, will "held1 at the" "clock A. JI ieb' 18th Uonen from 9 to 10 eod2wJ BJ1ITIi GaWet, 0FAN COMPANY.

Brook yn, January 21st ISiP hJid't'tSelr feMSftfe'i jak.w K. UKERS. Si3e'y. a oyet.r lease om List May, at a verv Vf he Stove Cellars No. 79 81 Falcon cSraer of Lareocestre This has the most wd be, Jhtw for any klo.l or business of an other nlac in thS city of Urookljn.

The lease can be bought and such tlx turee as are wmted. without tbe stock. If deslrrd rurther particulirs enquire on the premises RTK AY EJ.) or 81 OLEXTON THE 9th OF OST ON FKiUAY i.AST. AT NfToN IX Ywk "ni1 Kulln F' rry cars 1'OKI MONNAllv It contained a couple of ilnl irs in rliBDne and a i small, cold. dnK.jerreot.niu locket Any one rttuminir the I to the Eaule office may keen tho clm ie nd will receive lie iilcs triple reward.

M7 3I LOST BE I VV hS WTflfE At NIC liO in on street, and 20 Monroe place. J5 in kcl.l, ami In hills. I lie finder will he liberally rennled liv returoinit the same to WHITE NICHOLS, am Fultonstreet. Drook at BOARDWG, A GENTLEMAN ANU W1FK, OK TWO (jentlcmen can he accommodated with board, in a private family, at 162 Washington street, convenient to all tlie ff Tries fwi3 TJOAKDIJvG A UKNTLKMAN AliWii or a. few slnnle centleroen, can be accommodated with food Hoard, ror rn furnithtd or unfurnished, In a private family House pan all the modem improvements.

Kefer jneef Plven and required. (Jail at 152 Adams stree'. near CoDcord; convenient to all the fenie). fell lw' LEGAL, NTLTW SUPREME COURT, KINGS 8nhh against Elinor U. CiuaUii.

To the defendant above named: You are hereby summoned and required to answer ths complaint In this action, this dy filed in the ollice Klnns. at the City HaU. In the City of Brooklyn, in said County of Kincs. and State of New York, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com Plaint on the snbacriber. at his office, at No.

3 Prontstreet, Id thesaid City of Brooklyn, within twenty days after the service of tnis summon on you. exclusive of the day of such service: and yon fall to anBwer the said complaint within tbe time aforesaid, the plalntUT In this action will aj. fly to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated Brooklyn. Jat uary 33, 18C2.

ABRAli AM LOTT, PlalntifTs Attorney, a30 law6wTh No. 11 Front st. Brooklyn. TVOT1CE OF APPLICATION FOR THE 1IB charge of an 'rom his debts pursuant to the of the Itevlaed Statutes. RICHARD VAN VEGHTEN.

Insolvent. Notice first published npust 29, 1861. Credlton. to appear before the Hon. Joslah Sutherland, 'C Supreme Court, at the Chambers of said Court Cits Hall.

City of New York, on the 15th day of October, 1S61, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, to nhowcanse hy an assignment ahoula not be made of the said Insolvent csUlb. and he be discharged from his debts, pursuant to said statute. JOSEPH OAER. Atty for Insolvent, auW lawbwTh 14 Court street, Bro oSlyu. ftUPREMtf COURT, KINGS COUNTY Patrick logan, plait against Ann Hroawer and Bdsar 8.

Van yvlnkle. admlnihtrators of John Brouwer. eceased, Bllas Bllllngf. George F. Butlir George Corbett.

Sophronia Cor bett and George Corbett the younger, two infant children of ilUabith Corbett, deceased, Albert Coles. Sarah Morton Sarah Ann Martin and Wi llm 11. Martin her husband, Sa rah Doughty and John Alrey, aefendints. Sammoas fo relief. (Com.

not served.) To the defendants named You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint. In this action, which will be filed In the oflice of the Clerk pf the County of Kings, at the City Hall, In the City of Brooklyn, and to jerve a copy of your answer to the said complainton the subscriber, at bis office. No 6 llanoverstreet to tbe City of New York, within twenty days after service of tnls summons on you. exclusive of the day of such service: and If you fall to answer the said complaint within the time aforet aid. the Blaintiff In tola action will apply to tbe Court for the relief demanded In the complaint.

Dated New York. December 4. 1861. J2J lawtiwW ROBT. B.

CAMPBELL, Plaintiff's 1 he complaint in the above entitled action was duly filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the City Hal), In the City of Brooklyn, on the twentv secon 1 day of January. 1862. Kobt. B. Camprkll.

122 law6wW put's Atty. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF R08 WELL O. BBAINABD, Surrogate or tie County ol Bangs: Notice is hereby given, according 10 law, to all persons having claims against MARY MaGOWEN, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit tho lame, with the vouchers hereof, to the subscriber, the ex Motor, at 150 High street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or nwAmW iPEinuia tat .1,1 b. .1, UCAD tllfU Phil. LQU.

THOMAS DILLON. Executor COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY OF KINGS. Eliza Anderson, sole Executrix of the last ill and Testament of Henry Anderson, deceased, apainst EkctuaB. Lllchfleld and II. Maria his wile, and others.

(Action No. 1 .) In pursuance and by virtue of a judgment ordor of this Court, mnde in tho above entitled action on the twenty seventh day of January, A. IS62, will be sold at public auction, at Ihe Commercial Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall) in the city of Brooklyn, on Saturday, the first day of March, A. D.

1962, at 12 o'clock, noon of that day, by or under the direction of the undersigned, the lieferee appointed by said judgment order lor that purpose, the mortgaged premises in Baid judgment described, as follows, to wit: All those certain lole, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying end being in the Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, aforesaid. mjuuuu uuu uihul'ii luiiuivs, iu wit: oiumeociug at a point formed by tbe intersection of the south easterly side of Fourth avenue wilh the north easterly side of Eighth slreet, running thence north easterly along the soul easterly side of Fourth avenue one hundred and forty nine teet more or less to laud now or late of Electus 15. Litchfield; thence in a southerly direction along said lust mentioned laud to a point on the north easterly side ol Eiplnh street distant sixty four feet five inches southeasterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the I.li OUIC Ul easterly side of Fourth avenue; thence north westerly al oig Ihe north easterly side of Eighth street sixty four feet Ave inches to the point or place of beginning. Tft geuii with all the right, title and interest of iho said parties of the first part (meaning the said defendants Electus B. Litchfield and Culvin Burr) of, in and to those portions of Eighth street and Fourth avenue Iving in front of, and adjoining the above described premise's to the centre of such street and avenue respectively.

Dated Brooklyn, February Tiios. J. yoitTiiAT.i., ITfls Ati'y. fe5 'Jaw lrV ASSjESSMENT NOTICB In the matter Hamilton street opening, from Fulton to Atlanti Notice is hereby irlven, that the following Assess Jn tlie ajve matter remain unpaid, and LLr80', SoUectlDf! said Assessments will expire on the sixth day of March. 18S3 and that unlesesald Assessments, together with the expense and per ZeS iff pald on or before "aid date, I shall proceed to advertise and sell the premises in the manner pointed out by Sections 24 and 2d, of Title 5th, of the present Charter of the City of Brooklyn luctiuuey 07 en: iienryHarteaul79 13; Mcbolasluriea410 42; Wm Green 220 25; Daniel Bnih 3fli 00; Thomas Howard SO oa: Wm Radde 543 00; Heirs or TtfS' "tp oL JSphraltn Williams 696 76: Tnomas 23: Jame8 Tr EDMUND DitlGGS, ilSIawbW Collector of Taxes and Asseasmenw.

AN OKPINANCE KELAT IVSTONCUK BING EXPENSES. folT Common Council of the City of Brooklyn. ordain as Sec 1 No officer of the City of Brooklyn shall herealter incur any expense or obligation on the oart of satd city, except the same shall have been first authorized by the Common Council by resolution or ordinance, passed pursuant to an act of tie Legislature passed April 23 1861, entitled "An act supplemental to an act entitled aa act to consolidate the cmea ol Brooklyn and WllllamBhurgh andthe town of Buih wick into one niuricipal government, and to Incorporate the same, passtd April 17th, 1854." Sec. 2 All orders for repairs or supplies of any kind shall, before the same become opetatlve.be presented to the Comp trollt r. and shall, by bim.

be registered in a book to be pro Tided for that purpose, and shall be countersigned by him and charged to the proper account. Sec. 3 AU ordinances conflicting with tha foregoing are hereby repealed, bo far as the same may be necessiry to give force and effect hereto. Adopted January 13th, 186. feBlaw3mTh WM.

G. BISHOP, City Clerk. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS JLTYELL 0. BRAINARD, Esq Surrogate of the County Notice Is hereby given, according to faw. to all person having claims against JOHN VANDERVEKR, late of the 7ikud.u' deoeased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executors, at their residence In the Town of Ne Lotte.

on or before the 10th day of May next Dated Octo ber Arin, ieoL JOHN J. VANDERYEER STEPHEN L. VANDEitVEER, Eeutorf, 80 law6mW OUPREME COURT, KI GSColj NTY Julia Reean Pgalnst Julia Maria Marshall, Joseph L. Marshall. Administrator, with the will annexed, of Joseph D.

Mar shall, deceased; Thomas Carlt and Zebulon PhUips. as Agents for the Metfcodiet Hook Concern in the City of New York; James Cousins Marpa etWood. Wbliam L. Clark and (whose Chrlst'an name is unknown.) Exeuu ors of ftelaitwili and testament of Sarah C. Page, deceased Summons for relief.

(Com. not served Vo the above named defendants You are hereby summoned and required to annor the complaint In this action, which was Med In tho sffice at the Clerk of the County of Kings, on the tniril day of December, 1861. at the Clt Hall. City of Brooklyn. County, New York, and to serve a copy ofyour answer ald complaint on the subscriber, at his office.

No. 141 Fourth street. In the City of Brooklyn. (late Wll Uamsbursb,) KinRS County, State of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons on yon. ex luslve of the day of such service; and If you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded to the complaint.

Dated December 3d. IM. d6 law6wf GEO. L. FOX.

Plaintiff's Attorney. 1WEW YORK SUPREME CO CJRT Sarah Ltrue, Plsir.tirf; against Charles Havens and Sophia Havens, bis wife: (ieorce A Thomas and Ella Thoui ts, bis wife; John H. Carle and Lydla J. Carle, his wife, Defencaals. Summons for relief.

(C. m. not ser.) To the defendauta above named: You are hereby summoned and required to aii6ver tUe complaint lo this action, which complaint was filed In the office ofthe Clerk of the County of Kings, at tne City Hall, in the city of Brooklyn, i the 21th day of December. l46l, and to strvf a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his oflice number II Court street in the said CiU of llrookljn. In Kings County, within twenty dayt ifter the service of this summons on you.

exclusive of tht day of such service, and If you fail to answer tbe eaiocorr plaint within the time aforesaid the plalntlffin this actio! will apply to the Court for the rellel demandealn the coirplaint. DatedDtcember24th. 18RI j231awCwTh R.INGKAHAM, I'laintiiTs Attorney SUPREME COURT, KINGS OOUNTY Sirah A. Tarns apalnst Sanford S. Broad, Clxrinda, his wife; Abraham J.

Gurnee, and Edmund O. Coates Summons lor ni'ef (Cm not served.) 1. To the defendants above named and each of them: i rXh? Bummondand remueo answer the joniplBlnt in this action, which will be (lied tn the office of Clerk of the County of Kings, at his office In the City ln.ll, 1c tbe City of Brooklyn, and Counts of KinL s. and tc serve a cops of your answer to the taid complaint on the BUbscribets. at their office.

No. 65 Wall treet, bew Vork City, within twenty days after the ter'icerf tnis smnrnonf on you exclusive of the day of such iei rice; aid if jou fail tc antei Bald complaint within the timeafore said, the in this actlor Bill apply to the Court for tte ieliel dt reanded in rotrilalnt. Da'eil. New York, Janiaiy 17th. 1SC2.

SCUDDER.t OAltTEIt, fe7 lawUwF Piamtlll 's Attorreys. STEREOSCOPES AND PICTURBSi AT CHASK'S Should you want to spend half an hour iust step and examine his assortment. All are Invitfd. No charge. JOHN D.

CHASE. 203 Fultoa treet, (110 Munufacturer of all kinds of Gold and Hair Jevelry, PEED HO. "JSTOSKdW.tov,. (Opposm MoHTlorr. EDNIWDAV, Ftit).

HI tl o'clock A. M. at the salesrooms. Constable sale of stock of Seirar store, nf gats. Tobacco, glass caies.

r.gurj. I'iiic Ac Also, lpus.ehold Furniture a ienonil asortmot. pii JOSEPil HEGKMAN, AuctbMeler; OKNTIUI. BALKS noOMS, W1LIX)UGHBY, CORKER MT Pt.AKL 8TKKET, (Near the City Hail. Ilrooklra.) RKOOLAa OP FL'ENITDKB.

Ac, BTRBY RIDAY EXlMtESS. OS. ARMY AND NAVY EXPRESS Washington, d. 11 Goods, Packaees or Parcels forwirded through Adams' ARMY AND NAVY EX 1'BiSS, No. 2I7 I'enn avenue, will he oromptly deliveed to the Camps or Naval Htations, aa directed.

ialO BOUNTY COURT, COUNTY OF kTn5s The Nassau Fire Insurance Coraoany of Brooklyn, Plaintiffs, against Daniel Colgrove and Emma E. Colgrove. his wife, and otherc. Defendants Henjiv C. Murpuv.

Atty for Plffs, 9 Ci uit street Brooklyn, In pursuance and by virtue of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action on the Seventeenth day of Fehrnary, 1862. will be sold at public auction, at. the CommiTciiil Kxchange, number 369 Kulton street, (opposite the City Halo In the City of Brooklyn, on Thursday, the thirteenth day of March. A. H62, at twelve clock noon of tint, day, hy or under the direction of the undersigned, the Referee snpoioted tv said judgment ordir for that purpoie, tun mortgaged premises described In said judgment as fillows All that certain lot, piece, or ircal of lat.d situate, lytrg, ai being tn the Eleventh (formerly fetventh) Ward of the City of Brooklyn, being purl, of lots numbers two hundred and five (2D5).

two bund ed and six Oti), and two hundred and thirty elgnt (2Hj, a map. entitled Man of pronciy in the Ciiy ol Bro klyn. belonging to the Heirs of John Jackson deceased dated Brooklyn, May. 1539. surveyed by Spas Ludlam, Oitr Surveyor, and tiled in the office of the Register ofthe County of bounded and containing as follows to Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Cumberland street, distant four hundred and thirty nine feet eight inches, northerly from the north westerly corner of Cumberland street and Lafayette avenue and running from thence westerly parallel with Lafayette avenue, one hundred feet thence northerly and parallel with Cumberland street len feet; thence westerly and parallel with Lafayette avenue twenty feet; thence northerly and parallel witn Cumberland street nine feet and fix inches ire Jrless: thence easterly on a line parallel with Laiayette avenue one hundred and twenty feet to Cumberland at' eet; and tnence southerly along said Cumberland street, nineteen feet and six Inches to the place of beginning.

Together with all and singular the teLenienis, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in ny wise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn. 17th February, 162. ftl72aw3wM UENItY M. BIRKETT, Referet SUPREME COURT.

DANIEL MILLER, k3 plaintiff. agsAnrtThoman Franklin, Frederick N. Hord. Ann Obistey. Betsey nn Duncoiob ani Ashabel 8.

Dun comb, her husband, and Peter Poillon. jr. defendants. To each and every of th above named defendant Yo are hereby iniuaiunea una required to wer the complaint In this action, which it this day filed In the office o) tbe Clerk of tie County of Kings, at the City Hill, la the City of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to tha said complaint on the subscriber, at their oflice, No. 74 Wall street, New York City, within twenty days anertbe service of this summons on yon.

exclusive of tho day of such service; and If you fall to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action win apply to the Court for th relief demanded In tho eom plalat. Dated Jai uary 6th. 1162. BRADLEYt WlLLS 4 WOODHULL, Plaintiff's Attorneys. SUPREME COURT.

Tne henix Eire Intra kJ rauce Company, plaintiff, against Jotham Weeks. Sophia C. Gregory, wire of John W. Gregory and the said JhnW. Gregory.

Martha Harris, wife of J.hn Harris and the said John Harris, defendants. To each and every of the above named defendants! You at ibereby summoned ana requireu answer toe enmplaint in this action which is this 15th day of January. 1852. In the office or the Olerk of khe County of Kings, at the City Hall. In the City of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of jour answer to the said oom plalnt on tha subscribers, at their office.

No. 74 Wall street. New York City, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and tf you fall to answer the said complalat within the time aforeaaid. the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated January 15 b.

1862 BRADLEY, MILLS WOODnCLL frl7Iaw6wM Pla mill's Attorneys. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTX Tiie La Fayette Fire Insurance Crmpany of Brooklyn, plaintiff, against Charles A. Denike William L. Ely, Margret M. Denike.

Clarissa A. Ely. John H. Fank. Henry C.

Murphy and AriKha G. Murph' hiswife, Samuel H. Walters. Conk lln Brush, Prefident or the Mechanics Bank. Effingham H.

Mchols, klijah Haughton, Jame, H. Watson. Phineis D. Crotbs. Robert Buchanan, Life Smith John Boynton.

Edwin Bunnell. Thomas W. Smith, David Morgan. John II. Butcher.

Thomas Read and Alfred Doalan. defendants Summi.ns for relief (Com. not served.) To the defendants Phineaa D. Crosby and Robert Buchanan You are hcr'by summoned and required to answer the complaint In this action, which will be tiled in tli offioe of the Clerk or tbe County of Kiogs, at the City Hall, Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to the Bald complainton the subscriber at, bis office No. 374 Fu'ton street.

In said City, within twentv days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fall to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action wid apply to the Court for the rellel demanded In the complaint. Dated December 16th, 1851. PHILIP 8. CROOKE. Plaintiff's Attorneys.

The complaint in tbe above action was duly filed in ike TZ WiirlS jrk Ktasa County, at tbe City Hall Brook A' D' "roof Iaw6wM TmuT S. Crops. PlfTs Attys. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS Kings BRAINA ED' Es Surrogate of the County of Notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against JAMES FREEL, late of the City ol are tenured to exhibit the Bame. with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, theexe iiu no.

rruni. strees. in rfffi Tua," bef0re 24111 daI ef JAMES FRKEL. Executors. WILLIAM BEARD,) b18 lawtSmTh SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS aginst John Oaanagh.

Mary, his wife; John Reag. Frank Work. Philii 0. Harmanl individually and as Receiver of the property of John Oavanagh; Gustavus Jruurt, John Roche. Edward Roche.

John Cones David Jones, Wi7. Arb1 Thomas T. Read. Henry Wright, Lewis E. Arnslnck, Callaghan McSweeney, Sumner W.

Bennett, David Moffat, George Day, Luke Gage Charles A. Manning. James Gray. Individually and as Assignee of John Cayanagh; William TJnderhlil. Ward A.

Work and George ork. Defendanta. Summons for relief. To the defendants ZfJ? Iler.tby and required to answer the complaint lntWs action, of which a copy is herewith aerrel "lrTt.500pT.or.y,oar answer to the Bald complamt on the subscribers, at their office No. 18 Chambers street, in the City of New York, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service: if you fal I to answer the complaint within the time a'oresald.

the Plaintiff is this action wl 1 to the 0. urt for the re Uef demanded In the cotrplalnt. Dated January 21st, 1861 T0WN8KND KANE. IHalnttff'sAttarneys" the ab0Te action was filed In the office lln County, on the 28th day of Feoruary, osfe Uw6wTh Tow isran 4 Kahb, Elff'a Attn. JOKPOKATlQjr ffOTICES.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE Notice is Hereby th; 'ollowlnv Asaessmente remain unoald, anu that the areant for coil ecUug said Assessments will atAreoii the 20th day of February, 1862 and that inlesi said Assessmente, together with the expense and per ceataeS allowed by law, are paid on or before said date, I shall pro" ceed to advertise and sell the premises to the manner pointed out by Section; 24 and 36 iae 6th. of theoresent Charter ofthe City of Brooklyn. LN THE MATTER OF FENCING LOTS ON CHEEVER PLACE. Edward Martindale 2 Si); Erederick Packer 20 76. FFNCING LOTS ON WILLOUGHBY AVENUE.

BETWEEN CUMBERLANL AND CLERMOOT ANUE VS Delaplaine2j 84; Christian Morrison 25 84: Purcell Cook 5 00. FENCING LOTS ONFTGHTlT STREET, BETWEEt SOUTH Br COM) AND SOUTH THIRD STREETS. Smith 4 Furnace 82. FENCING ON CLINTON STREET. BETWEEN DEGRAW AND HARRISON STREETS.

John Denitnorne 18 21. FENCING LOTS ON CUMBERLAND STREET, BETWEEN MYRTLE AND DEKALB AVENUES. Jehiel Post 6 SH; Cnristlan Morrison 6 39; Wm Post 22 76: Wm Post 21 26; Wm Steele 6 39; Post Delaplaine 6 39; Jehiel Post 56: Tsaac Delaolaloe 16 13; Charles Claudius 6 39. Richard II Tucker 12 78; Christian Morrison 21 15; Jolin 0 Weoiple 3 7: Oliver Woodford 4 46. FENCING LOTS ON CARLTON AVENUE.

BETWEEN MYRTLE AND DEKALB AVENUES aac llel. aine 2676; John Delaplaiue 6 61; William Po. 6 Ri. hrd II Tucker 5 09; Christian Morrison 7 00 Jehiel Post 26 Wm Steele 5 46: John dregson 6 69. FENCING LOTS ON ADELPHI STREET, RETWEEN MYRTLE AND DEKALB AVENUES Samuel Boughtont8 22; BonneU 2 67; Mary Smith 15 11.

FENCING LOTS ON NORTH SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS. Francis Matley 43 04; William White 19 327 FENCING LOTS ON SUNWIt" STREET: 100 FEET 0 FROM COLUMBIA STREET. JohnLCondil 63. FENCING LOTS ON SOUTH SECOND STREET, N. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS.

Henry Cromwell $30 at FENCING LOTS ON LO RIMER STREET, W. 3. BETWEEN MONTROSE AVENUE AND JOHNSON STREET. John Green J6 79; Anthony Betts 3 19; J. hu Davis 8 93.

FILLING LOTS ON TWENTIETH STREET. N. S. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH AVENUES. John Hawley J174 do.

FILLING LOTS ON TWENTH'Tfl STREET, a BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUES. John Nugent Jju 75, FILLING LOTS ON TWENTY FIRST STREET, S. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH AVENUES. John Campbell o3 08. FLAGGING MORTON "IREET, BOTH SIDF.9, BETWEEN KENT AND BEDFORD AVENUES.

Margaret Di bevolsc 70 80; Jacob Hoerum 65 24; Bernard Boerum 10S 74; Abraham Remsen 326 95. KDjUND DRIGG8, Ja2 lawSwTh Collector of Taxes andAsaeasmeuts. TvjoflCE. In the matter ol opnimT SFFeUx 11 rirj Fulton avenue to DeKa'b avenue. In tha City of Brooklyn.

luuliftDuu. a luay concern: We tbe undeisigned Commisrloners of Estimate and As on the ubove matter, do hereby give notice that we have completed our rei'ort in the above mat ter, unrt that the said report and map are tiled In the of the Clerk of tha County of Kinv? for ev 'titlnn by all persons Itterestei, and that we will meet at the office ofthe Counsel tu en Jr Pr ration of the Ci ol croi.Ki.vi,, at the ity dall, on Saturday, tbelstdav or 2 o'clock in tbe afternoon, ta review our said report. Dated tiroiklvn. Feb. 18, 1862 hr.NKY Ml WILLIAM V.

ACKI.EY, IeI8W MlOUAklf 3LATTERY, utuln488'ua? FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Humored Surrender of Savannah. NO RESISTANCE MADE. IwVTER EUROPE. ARRIVAL OP THE CA.AD.l. TUSCAROEA NASHVILLE.

THE FORMER IN PURSUIT. Ad AustaianDuke for the Throne of Mex. ico Austria grees to the Arrangements on Certain Terms. FHOM WASHINGTON POTOMAC BLOKKADE. Kumored Surrender of Savannah.

Baltimore, Feb. 18. T. ia rumored by passengers on board the Old Point boat that news had reached Norfolk of the surrender of Savannah without firing; a gun. Oar despatch from Fortress Monroe makes no men tior.

of it. The stoiy is therefore given as mere rumor. From Fortress Monroe. Fortress Mon koe, Feb. 17, via Baltimore, Feb.

18. A fla of truce brought over to day a lady from Norlulk, but no newspapers. We understand that the Norfolk Day Book this morning makes no mention of the surrender of Fort Donelson, but represents that contest is still going on. Nothing additional has besn received from. Savannah.

Tne U. S. gunboat Harriet Lane arrived from Washington during last night. AUhough fired at on her passage down the Potomac, but one bot struck her, slightly injuring her wheel house. A contraband came in from the camp beyond Great Bethel to day, having started on Siturday night.

He brings no information of valne. A severe rain storm has prevailed siace morning, and there are now no signs of the weather clearing up. The wind is noith. The Stars and Stripes, the Jersey Blue, and other steamers for Hatteras are still detained here. From Washington.

Washington, Feb. 18. The gun boat Pinola, built in Baltimore, which came here for supplies, went down the Potomac last night and passed the rebel batteries without any molestation whatever. She commanded by Lieut. Crosby.

The Navy Department has received the Hag which most prominently waved over Fort Donelson. The Navy Department has no other despatches about Savannah than those received from the Associated Press Agency. Correspondents read them there and jump to the conclusion their officiality. This they ofxen do under precisely similar circumstances. Later from Europe Arrival of the Canada VeiirVmn ph IS Ihe steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived at this port to day.

The sieamship Hanamonia, from New York arrived at Southampton on he 3d inat. The rebel steamer Nashville left Southampton on the 3d inst. She passed the Federal ganboat Tuscurora off Cowes, where the latter wis anchored. The Tuscarora steamed up to start in chase of the Nashville, but the frigate Shannon was alongside to prevent prevent her departure for twenty four hours. The last Eeen of the Nashville was that she was that she was steamiDg down the channel vt ith all speed.

The brigantine Fanny Lewis, from Charleston on tbe 1st of January, has arrived at Liverpool with cotton and rosin. The London Mornintj l.it renews the report that Ihe Archduke Maximillian will have the throne of Mtxico. Vienna, Feb. 4. Austria will accept the throne of Mexico for the Archduke Maximillian, but will not cede Vc nclia in exchange.

There is a monetary crisis at Venetia, and the Government has decreed a forced circulation of the new money. Disturbances have taken place at Verona and Mantua. LATEST SIlirriNG INTKLLIOENCE. QfEENsrowx, Feb. 4.

Arrived from New York Nereid at Plymouth Chrysees at I'alinoulli Gleaner at Leitti Cambria, lloso and Ludwid Ileyne at yueenstown America at Greenock ltoger A. Uern at Liverpool. Arrived from Philadelphia, Tnomas Killara at Deal Bayard at BelfaBt. LATEST COMMERCIAL I.NTKI.LIGESCE. (By Telegraph from Liverpool to Queenstown.) Sales of cotton to day 3,000 bales, including 1500 to speculators and importers.

The market closed quiet at unchanged quotations. STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER. The advices from Manchester are unfavorable, the market for goods and yarns being inactive. Liverpool, Feb. 4.

Breahstcffs The market is quiet and steady. Provisions The market is dull and generali easier. Bocon is steady and unchanged. Produce Tqe transactions in tho produce markets have been small, and the market is generally steady. LOSDON MONEY MARKET.

February 14, Consols closed to day at a S2 for money. AMERICAN STOCKS. The latest sales were made as follows Etio Kailroad a Illinois Central 44 a 43 discount. Kejoicings over our Fort Donelson Victory, etc. Bolton, Feb.

IS Governor Andrew has ordered National salutes i be fired to morrow, at noon, in Boston, on Bunker Hill, and at Lexington and Concord, in honor of the recent victoiies. Canandiagua, N. Feb. 18. Guns are booming, bells are ringing, and Hags are Hying at the glad news from Tennessee.

There is universal regret the thief Floyd escapee. Trenton, N. Feb. 18. A national salute was fired to day and the bells of the city rung in honor of the victories of our arms in the recent attack on FortDjnelson and tjivannah.

Resolutions of thanks to our brave oflieers and men, and of sympathy with the wouuded and friends of the dead engaged in the recent battles hi Tennessee and Georgia, passed both houses this morning. Fire at Frankford, Pa. PniL.vnELi'nrA, Jan. IS. The Machine Shops of the Frankford Arsenal are on fire.

The America Ouuvard Bound. Boston February IS. Tho mails per the America will close at nine o'clock to morrow, Wednesday morning, but slic will not take her departure for Halifax and Liverpool until about noon. TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 18.

Mu. Forrest. Damon and Pythias waB produced at the Academy of Music last evening, be' fore a ralher limited attendance, which the inclemency of the night in part no doubt accounted for. The piece was tolerably well put upon the Btagr. The Pythias of tbe evening shared equally the applause with the great tragedian a circum Btance which Mr.

Forrest cannot be very highly flattered by, but which proves that the audience Was disposed to be extremely good nrttured Madame PoDisi enacted the slight pari of Her jnion excellently. The pressure upon our space lo uay compels us to omit a more extended no tlce ol the performance. Concert at thb Atiieneum. Miss Herminie C. Mairan'a vocal and instrumental concertcomes off this evenine.

The lady has presented a verv attractive bill of fare, and has drawn round her Borne of the first artists of our musical world. The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church(Rev. T. L. Cnyler) are bringing theirspacious newedi fice to completion.

It will be dedicated on the loth of March. uniiD BCALDED. Catharine Lpfforfn three years and eleven months, residing with her imicuisatno. ujl vv ycuou street, was scalded to death on Saturday las by tumbling into a tub of washing water. Coroner Murphy held an inquest upon the body and the jury rendered a verdict in uccuruance.

EFFECTS OF Larktvo flnrnner Mrmlra halA nvm an inquest at No. 211 South 3d street, E. upon mc uuuj ui a ixiuu nunjea ueorge uocKe, who dudwuucu lujunua wuue iarKiDg witu a lellOW waiter at tbe Mfitrnnolifnn TTnt.pl nn A UbdUUJ Cocke was thrown down stairs and was conveyed iu ms nome Where he died. Verdict accordingly. Fire.

About 10 o'clock last night a fire broke out in the crockery store ot Mrs. S. Hagan, No. 174 Fulton street, but how it originated is not known. It was suppressed with somo little effort by the fire department.

Damage to store and Btock about 200 insured in the Phceuix Insur ance umce, New York. Lectube To Night In tbe Reformed Presby. uui.u, xjumcia street, between Myrtle avenue and Wlllonehhv st.rppt a a Willits will lecture upon "The Age and the Man iui iV ims evening, when Mr. Willits lectures whatever the text may be, the audience is sure to be Instructed, amused, and interested, and those uv su near mm may promise themselve3 a ru uucxitux irem. J.

HE DEATH OF Pat Matthews Thafnr.jo jury in tbe case of Pat Matthews, who died of wounas mnicted by some parties while out on a Bleigh ride, concluded the investigation yesterday and brought in a verdict that he came to Lis death from injuries inflicted by a knife in the hands of John Reynolds, and that Win. Whiston and James Skilly are accessories to the fact The prisoners were committed to the Tombs. The glorious news of the capture of Fort Donelson caused the greatest enthusiasm with the employees at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yeBterday whole of the day. The troops on Governor's Is and also expressed their delight at the sut render of the fort, but more especially at the capture of he rebel generals. They are looking forward to he arrival of the Roanoke prisoners, some of whom are expected to be quartered in Castle William, though nothing positive is known as to their disposition.

The Carnival on the Nassau Skating Pond. The first grand Carnival on the Nassau Pond Will take place this afternoon and evening, and one of the biggest things of the season may be confidently anticipated. The weather is sufficiently cold, and the ice is in such excellent order that there can be no hindrance to an indulgence in the invigorating exercise of skating. Yesterday, the snow was cleared off, and this morning the surface was planed, and it is now as Btnooth as ice ought to be. The entertainments commence at three o'clock, P.

and will be continued during the evening, when there will be a line band of mnsic in attendance. The Philharmonic Society. To morrow the Philharmonic Association will have a full rehearsal at the Academy of Music this preparatory to their fourth concert on March 8th. The programme embraces some fine works among others Beethoven's Sympony No. 0 (The Pastoral;) the overture to "Athalia," (Mendelssohn) and Berlin's everture to "the carnival of Rome." In connection with these conceris, we notice something new in the shape of a little brochnre, entitled Philharmonic Descriptive Programme and Musical Punch." The idea of it is good, and will be of use to those not familiar with the history of the compositions performed, or of their authors.

It is a neat affair and will prove popular. Bold Robbery. Mr. F. H.

Wing, while passing through Ryerson street about midnight, was Btopped by a young fellow named James McCLus key, a notorious character, who peremptorily demanded his money. Mr. Wing, who was taken by surprise at the suddenness of the attack, suffered his assailant to relieve Mb pockets of whatever change they contained, and before he could extricate himself from his grasp, theiellow knocked him down twice. Officer M. W.

Folks heard his cry for help and promptly responded. lie Bueceeded in capturing McCluskey, who had Mr. Wing's hat on his head at the the time. Mr. lad $40 in his watch tob pocket, which escaped notice.

The highwayman is held for examination, and is also wanted in other serious charges. The Writing on the Wall. At the Army end Navy Relief Committee meeting, held in the Church on the Heights on Sabbath evening and reported in the Eagle yesterday, Chaplain Dwight of the 50th N. Y. related a touching Jncident connected with a deserted home.

The building now occupied as a Brigade Hospital by the Union troops encamped in the vicinity of Alexandria, was prior to the breaking out of the rebellion the mansion of General Cooper of the rebel army. It was deserted on the approach of our troops, of course, and immediately taken liossession of and appropriated to the uses mentioned. On a pane of glass, one of the windows, evidently carved by a feminine hind doubtlcsB by one of the General's daughters was graved the following sad memento "Tuesday, April 21, ISCl Tho last night at home That home will never be restored. All the beau tiful groves which embowered it have been cut down, and there is not a vestige left of its former splendor Yet apart from the stern necessity it is admirably adapted to the purposes it has been appropriated for. It overlooks the valley Of HuntiDg Creek, across the Potomac, and a partial view of the city of Alexandria.

Our boys have given it a name, somewhat similar to that of the Church in which they were assembled they have called it "The Hospital on the "Thus time, wilh sternest lmn.l or all, Like that Heron writing on tho wall llatii stamped sud dates wo can't recall Zephyr Woksted The cheapest store in the for all kinds and colors, at P. T. "Wells, 263 Fulton street, opposite Clinton street. Fine French Corsets, to nook, at one dollar ach, at W. A.

Cork's 232 Fulton Btreet. Also the best and cheapest Skirts in the city. For Sprains, Weakness and Lameness of the Stomach and Joints, for Flesh cuts and Wounds, there is nothing made to effect so rapid a cure as Dk. Sweet's Celebrated Strengthening Salve. Sold at 17 Court street, by D.

G. Farwell. Auxiy and Navy Regulation Caps on hand or made to order, at Biot.ow's, The Hatter, 135 Fultonstreet, Brooklyn. 'WoRn to Skaters. A large stock of rich and warm Skating Caps closing out at ruinous rates.

Ca and inspect them. Bjssler, Hatter, 334 Fulton street. Question Why do ladies purchase Mrs iieeman's Skirts in preference to any other 1 Answer. Bemuse they have been tested and endure the test. Ho.

264 and 260 Fulton street. Skaters, Beware op Weak Axkxes. Or. Sweei's Celebrated Strengthening Salve is a permanent cure for all weakness and lameness of the body. Try It upon your ankles.

Found at G. Farwell' s. No. 17 Court treet, corner of Joralemon street. Brooki.ym Juvenile High School, Washing ton Btreet, near Concord.

The Spring Term will commence on Monday, Feb. 1st 1S62. This School was organized In May, 1SS4; it is espe ially designed for Boys under twelve years of age, and is Catalogues, containing references, terms, may be obtained at the store of G. T. Milne, 217 Fulton street and also of Dr.

J. U. Kaymond, President of the Poly technic Institute. Ladies' Skating Hats, Gents Skating Caps, Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves, at Biolow's, Hatter, 185 Fulton street. MARRIED.

Peck Hamilton On MondRy, Feb. 17th. by the Rev. D. J.

yerkee.Dn. A. E. Peck to Mias FhaucesK Hamilton, all of this city. DIED.

Morris Last evening, 17th lost. JonN E. Morris, son of John J. and C. H.

Morrle. ased 2 yeara, 6 months and 19 days. 'i he friends and relatives, also the membera of Stella lodge. No. 4S5 A.

are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow, lSih Inst, at 1 o'clock P. from the M. Church at Flatbush. The remains wlU be taken to Cypress 11111 Cemetery for Interment. Jaceson In New Utrecht, Feb.

17th, of scarlet fever. Geokuk Frederick Jackson, aged 10 years, 7 months and 17 dsys, youngestson of Joseph and Julia K. Jackn. Tne fiiendf of the family aro respectfully invitea to attend the funeral on U'ednetday, 19th inst. at 13 o'clock AJttJJSJttiJlKiM'ia I'M.

GOTTSCHALK J. BROOKLYN ATIIENJEUM. Tickets to all parts of the houi .41. Seats can be cccured WITHOUr KXCRa. CUaRGE.

To every ticket a reserved seat will be Riven. WEDNESDAY FKKKUARK 11th, LAST CONCERT. MISS CAlltOT A PATT I'S ONLY APPEARANCE IN BROOKLYN. MIL GOTTSCHALK Will be asj'tted by BRIGNOLT, MANCUSI, SOBINI, MOLLENHATJER. AND 11.

SANDERSON. MusicajJMrector and Conductor. MARETZ3K. Sean can be secured wit bout extra cha ge at C. Prox's, 213 Kulton Btreet, and Rose's Bookstjre, 143 Atlantic street, felo 4t ISS HERMINIE C.

MAlKAJi, At tbe rertuest ot ner nienas WILL GIVE A CONCERT AT THB BROOKLYN aTHEN.TOM, TUESDAY EYENlNGNFEBRrTARY 18. Assisted by the followion eminent artists: Mr. GEORGE SI SIP'ON, Tenor. Mr. J.

R. THOMAS. Baritone. Mc. L.

SCHREIliER, Cornet a Piston. Mr. Q. COLBY, Pianist. PROGRAMME, PART FIRST.

1. Solo Piano Caprice. "Ernani." Prudent, MR. G. W.

COL If. 2. CavaUna "Nabuco," Verdi. MR J. R.

THOMAS. 3. Song "La Separation," Rossini, ML 11. C. MAIRAN.

4. Song "Splrito Gentii" La Pavorlta," Donizetti. MR. SIMPSON 5. FantaEie Cornet a Piston On the "Prayer of Moses In Egypt." Schreiber.

MR. SCHREIBER. 0, Duct "Qual Mare, qual Terra," I Masna diera' Verdi. MISS MAiRaN AND Al II SIMPSON. PART SECOND.

1. Rondode Concert "Snut G.Braga. MISS MAIRAN 2 New Song "The Standard Kreedcm," J. R. Thomas.

a MR. J. THOMAS. 8. English Ballad SIMPSON.

4 Song "Who knockeththe' Henrion. MISS MAIRAN. 5. Solo Cornet a.Plston "Rose ot the MR SOHREIBER. b.

Trio "re sol quest anima," "Attlla," Verdi. MIfS MAIRAN, MESRS. SIMPSON and THOMAS. 7. National Song "Star Spangled Banner," (by request) MlaSMAlKAN.

Concert to commence at eight o'clock. TICKETS FIlfTlf CENTS, To be obtained at the principal Music Stores, and at the door on the evening of the Concert. fel4 4t GRAND CARNIVAL ON THE NASSAU SKATING POND, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, FEB. 18rn, Commencing ata o'clock. A GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IN THE EVENING.

A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE, BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Admittance to non members, 25 cents. fel7 2t" LECTURES. LECTURE nv THE REV. A.

A. WILLI Subiect, "THE AGE, AND THE MAN FOR IT." AT THE Til! FORM En PRFKIlVTEItlAN CHUROTT. Duflield street between Myrtle nvenue and Willoushby bt. un Tuesday hiNiiMu. tne utn At ehibt o'clock.

Ti 23 cents, to be had at the door. 15 3t FREE LECTURE I II 11 It II I WILL DELIVER A LBCl'URE Before Bryant Commercial College, HAMILTON BUILDING, Corner of Court, and Jornlnmnn sts, opposite City Hal'. On THURSDAY EVtfNJNG, Keb.UUih. Commencing at 8 o'clock. THE HIGHER LAW ANd'MISSION OF COMMERCE" Ladie6 and gentlemen cordially Invited to attend.

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