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Circuit Court. BEKOItE JL DGF. I.OTT. The Circuit C'ourl opened yesterday, but no jurv can wcie ready for I rial. Court Oyer and Terminer.

FIEST EDIT IQK EAGLE OFFICE. Zj V. JM By Telegraph to the Brooklyn Eagle. DIED. nu.i In tl.i.Hcity.

iJ'h, Mr. P. Child, in the Tint yaj of hc 7 jclaii'v nnd friends ot the famllv. and tbose of her Child, nno her son law, William S. A'exan dcr.

are rcsj.t ctfnllv invited attend her funeral from Tier late yj llcury street, on Wednesday morning at lt o'clock. At 151 Atlantic street. Brooklyn, Jinuary 12tli inst. Ans astasia, da air tor of Kuiilv ami John 11. Clo atrcd lo months ami Id days.

'l is lone al ivib lake place frwn the residence of her parent on Wednesday next, at 2o'clo I'. Fnrethee wi my ibirlint: hniie. Little birolc. faicthee well; For thou wcrt ioo pureimd lovely In a wo. ld like Ins to dwe 1.

Mayo, Sllfo and Calway papers please copy. Amusements, Ac, this Evening. nOOLEY'S OPERA HOOSB Corner Court and msno at Ethiopian t'oriEs, Danctw. liurlesques, ftc. ARENA.

(Itiiymond Ft between Fulton and DeKalbaire) questrUm nnd Gymnastic Knterruinment. IIAMIT.TOX HALL, (Hamilton JSuildtng) TmitKLiri OKM.l. AMUSEMENTS. L'AUGIIING GAS. DR.

COLTON AYILL give his THIRD KXIIIBITION of the LAUMIUNO OAS AT THE ATHENECM, FRIDAY EVKNINO, JAN. IiiTH. TvrTv ''hMLKMrtN will inhale the Oas on this occasi ia. Dr.tv. ta the pleasure to announce that THREE GENTLEMEN n.l I.M.'.M TIIK (iArf AT OSE AMI TIIK SAMK TI1IK.

Dr. C. ti il expcrinierrt rt ntly in Itostou. arolir a ioiied li peuls of laughter that he concluded to 1,11 occur inn. I ickeis lo em's.

Two Tickets cents. Doors open at i' con ii.ci;,.,. o'clock. jal3 It a HE FAMOUS a CAMFOISXIA IS SO I I 1 0 ITAMIT.TiiN HALL. Co nor of Court and Joralcmon treets.

(OpDos.te City Hall.) VERY KVENIXO, at 7 o'clock. AN I) SATLJtD iS AFTERNOONS, at S. ce25 nts. Cbildrcn loccnts. 1 x1 ibitionf Kiven to Schoo's.

Societies, if. on 1 ral terjo rs Hi' fco'nd" annua'l'exhibTtion of I the I.KFFFUTP PARK MIS. ION SAKHA TM SCHOOL, nilMfii on )V1 ONESOaV EVENI.Ntr, Mth Irnt, at H()( E. Van limcn Ft, ne. avime.

i exen ihcs will commence at o'clock. Admission ii 'the DeKalb av cars pas within the sl.ovc vening nrove Moriuy 'in 1 is llJ until Friday Evening. Jan. I PKY GOOIg CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOA5SI AT ORFATLY REDUCED PRICR3. In order to make rooir 'or extensive alterations, we hares icart ed our larpe stock down such prices a must in mro asp (dy tleaiunce 1050 plain and ribbtd Coth worth KH at 7 SO, worth K50 Caator Clonks very tine.

At wort $IH; a verylurpe poituientef Missejand oaks f'om 2 to 4t worth the price Ladies wlio consult their own In lertst vill i.ur.hase their rariaents at the old established. rionV firm Pry Goods Store of A. FIELDS 5l Oathe rir ft. New orl j7 fit iLEARING tl'T SALE AT V. JAMES MOONEY'S.

yi' Fulton street, cor. Prospect. Our entire stock of Dress Goods, at suchprlcKS us can not fail to pive satisfaction, in order to piver iOm f'r our rfprinp ourShan Is and Cloak, will be aold very mu.Lt under Ihe cost price. "We have made a further reduction on our Woolen Stock, as follows: katinp Caps, hrici.t colors 2s, 2s Rd, Sf, and 3 Gd. Lfldie.

and Misses Hoods lid, 4.fi?. t'. i. 7s, 00. Kontacrs.

the newest styles ils, 4s. lis, 7s. $1 00. In Depariment car. be found full lin of Ladies nnd Gentlemen's and Children's Underparments.

ocks and ockinus, OIotcs and Mitts, of evcrystyle and make, fleeced and plain. J. M. respcctfull, cabs the atten of the Ladies to a splendid line of fleeced Cotton Hose, regular made, at 23 tkl per pair, usually sold at fiO cts. Also uv entire Jobber, stock of Woollen tJnod? of every description that I have purchased for cash, and will le old sit wonderous low prices.

Call and examine the .1. M. liens respectfully to inform hi? fientiemen friendu tiit he but received from an expensive manufacturer a splendid line of Wide end Ties of elegant patterns and also afull line of for style and color cannot be su passfcd Met lelbtnd scarf In every pattern. We sHl keep a firrst class line Iilack Silk Ties at 31 eta. To Officers of the Ann and Navy, or Gentlemen reuir a supply of French Kaucy and 'Flain all Wool NepliKee I have purchased for cash the entire, importation of a very exten ive iious.

of the above ffOodi. The wliole stock will at buch prices as cannot fail ta pivc Cirnt's French Kid Coves, ai; 1 (K per pair, beat make. Paper "ar. con: rnhand. MOONEY.

Ful on st, cor. lroaoect. TO THK FIRE DF.PARTMENT. An extra eavy a)l A ool Hed Flannel, yard wids. Tlb ia a new in tiie Trade.

and see for youmelf. JAMKS MOONKY, Fulton Bt, (131 lm cor. Prosp.cV. LADIES BJ. PAKTICULAR AND DO NOT pet into the wrone place, for Mme.

MOIlUOWSperfect fiittinp CORSKTS. 2t.l Fulton st, opposite Clinton st. Is tne only place they are sold low. Mme. M.

bavins had over 30 years experience feel, confident in sayinp there no person in Brooklyn equal to her in fitting either Corsets or Dresses A lot of fine French Corsets that were imported befor. the riae, sold at the old prices; also some embroidered Corsets very low, as well as an assortment of the lower priced Corsets of every kind. 61 Fulton st. up btair3. no connection with any other place in Brooklyn.

o31 ly FRENCH DKESS MAKTNG REDUCED ONfi thlrd. Also Dre seo Cut and Baited at MOR KOW'S, S61 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. o31 ly DRESS MAKTNG REDUCED TO SUIT THE times at MME. MORROWS, ul Fuiton street, uo stairs. el ly BUY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED, WAS AN excellent adage.

The present time, however, renders this pood rule obsolete. To RKALLY jiOnnt, the PfKW. UUY NOW ALI ETEN 1V.0RE THAN THE PRESKNT WANTS REQL'IRR. We risk to say. tbat those who take this venture will SAVE in PRICKS, nearly much as the advance which has already occurred.

X. O. COTTUELL'S utmost endeavorshalt be to keep bis selection of HOSIERY. GLOVES and fully sap plied especially the Department for Family use, devoted to the LITTLE FOLKS, with our nice warm SCSaiAET FANT3 the cold cannot do them any harm. 272 Fulton street, pguth side, Between Clinton and Pierrepont atreets, olS J.

C. COTTXtELL. iiKKim; lott and jtstices nor EMMONS. ASK Mr. Collins, foreman of llic Oraml onijiannollcd yi Menl.

In log la ken sick, Mr. Wheeling was subslitu icd lo aei in stead, after taking tlie prescribed nalb. City Court. macutE his iionok tub ha you, ash ai.okiiaikn STKONCl A NO I'EltKY. The Mayor and two of the Aldermen hac puwi lo exercise the functions of the City Court in tin absence of 1 lie Judge.

moiionsbeing on forarjriitnenl to day ll.ej were heard by the Mayor and Aldermen above, Judge KeynoldB having bec'n counsel in the nit Police. The West Baltic Street The case of Frederick liullcr'and Coulter. eliar" cd wuli having committed a burglarv at the residence of Mr. Lang, No. iib West Baltic street in December last, in companj with two other young men.

was resumed be t.j.K Jusiice lioerum yestcrdav afternoon. CI. ccr Mathews of the precinct, was tie tirr willies, examined and testified, that on the of Decem bn iu .1 c. ived Information that the of Mr No. 28 West Baltic street bad been robbed.

the premises and founil that they i.ym...iti nf forcing onen the windows on the second story. Hesub.i quenily found some or the stolena 115 Maiden Lane, X. Y. lie knew I. 1.

.1.1. tof ciiher the defendants being concerned in the r. bbory. Oflicu Oswald of precinct, lestitled thai the 24Ui 01 Dccdiiber he went to Newark, N. .1., for the pur pute ol arresting Butler.

He did not find him there, but found him in Jersey City, and arrested him there. Shortly after he arrested the defendant Coulter, and found one ol the napkin rings which had been stolen mill, the house of Mr. Lang 111 his possession. 'Ibis ended the case for the prosecution Counsel for (Iclcnce moved to discharge the accused. Justice Boerum reserved his decision till Weenesday.

A Family Difficulty. A respectable looking ni ddle aged woman named Mrs. Smith was brought befo, Justice Uoerum yesterday afiernoon on a charge or grand larceny, preferred by James Toner, of Smith street. The accused, as appears, is a sister in law of th. i.ni.lainant.

whose wife receutlv died. During her last illness she w.is at e.idt by tlie accused, and after hisi lu aui tlie complainant m. il si.nie of her clothing other articles, to the value of about $40, which he c.ai ges tin accused with having LaKcu. Justice Uoerum postponed the examination of the ease and allowed the accused to go on her own recognizance. The Tbiikb G'ontkahands.

Peter Cochran, a muscular looking son of the Green Isle, was brought bc t'uic Justice Boerum this morning, on the complaint of Harvey Sales, an ebony colored white wash man, who charged him with having commilled an Peter was asked what he had to sav about the matter when he delivered himself as follows: "I waseoiuin home from my work last night, yer honor, an as 1 wan g.iu' along Van Brunt street, jist bepant Atlantic, I oiertuk three nagurs with their white wash buckets. They ink up ihe whole sidewalk, an" whin I tould them to get oei cf my they got sacy. an' wouldn't budge all ai all. I thin shoved one of thim, an' the others pitched into tnc. an' I pitched into thim.

an" gave thim a baling." tiocntrn postponed I be exam in aiion of Cieea until Thursday next'. I AffiiiiNC. The Athenaeum was crowded to oveliowhuj la evening at Dr. Coulton's secomlexhi bil ii ii the lnii'rhing g. is.

and many went away unahle cv. 1. 11 1 get a sight tlie The performances Of the ul.lc exeiud peals of laughter. Dr. Colton annul nre bisthird public exhibition for Friday evening, but give one this evening, for gentlemen o.ily, illi a view allowing a large number to inhale II.

gas, selecting tlie best ror his next exhibition on Krday evening. A shilling is a small sum ror one hour of hearty laughter. Columbia Stkeet Mission. Our readers must 'ecollei that a grand tableaux and musical entertainment in aid of Ibis school will take place at the Athene um on to morrow Wednesday 1 and the following evening (Thursday). Good singing and lino musical talent has been secured, and it will no doubt be on entertaining affair.

Tlie charitably disposed should make a note of it Madame, you had better let me pull "a out." This was uid by one of the Giui 'fix Bkos. to a ladv with a very badly decayed tooth. Consent was gi veil, and although nothing but the shell of the tooth remained it was taken out with rapidity and ease. The dental galleries of the Gkifkix Duos." arc 257 Fulton street. Yoi.unteers Attention For the derpnge ments of the system incHentai to the chance of diet.

Wounds, truj.tionsand Kxiiosurcs, which ever, Vo untecr is liable to there are no remedies so safe, convenient anil rellalile as tlujLl UWAV 1U1.I.S AND OINi MK.NT. 2 3 cents per box. I2W1 1 Asthma. From Rev. Dr.

Letts, Frankfort, III. old lady of our acquaintance has been irreatly allliet. ed with Asthma for many years, and has Tried a multiDiicity of prescriptions, with little or no effect. My wife sent, a part of a box of the "Bronchial Troches." after a few days we heard tht she found irreat relief from their use, and to day she sent a messenper some five miles to procure more: we had only one box left, hut could not refuse it Brown's I Bronchial Troches, or Coujrh Lozenpes, are sold tUroaphout the t'nited States. 1 Great Saving in Soap.

It lias been sat isfac orily demonstrated" by hundreds or intelMgcnt housc keepers that Pyle's O. K. Soap is the most effectual anil i economical wasbing soap in the market. None but the best of materials are used in its composition, and all who want a profitable article should try ii. Sold by Grocers 1 generally.

Jamks manufacturer, cor. Washington and Franklin sts, New York, i Domtnick Colgan's new establishment at 291 Pierrepont street, is doing a cood business. The newly opened Saloon for Ladles and Families, is well attended every evening. Garrison's Mill Pond Oysters are preat de I lcacies, whether eaten from the shell, fried or roasted. The Ladies of Brooklyn are requested to meet I at the Brooklyn Corset Factory.

262 Fulton Bt, next to Mrs. Shk man's Skirt Factory, to take into consideration thim poxtance of providinp themselves wieh a pair of perfect fit I tun? Corseto, which will greatly add to their comfort as well as appearance. The Brooklyn Jctenile High School, 1S9 "Washington street, near Concord, will commence its Winter Term Monday, Nov. 17th, 1SU2. This School is especially designed" for Boys between the aces of fivk and twelve vbaks, and is preparatory to the Collepiate and Polytechnic Institute, where the Ninth Annual Circular and Catalogue con be obtained of tne President, Dr.

j. Uavhovd, and also at the store of Mr. V. ilnu, 217 Fulton street. "Wigs Cameron's invisibib Wigs and Tou KF.s This new and novel invention is worthy the inspection of all interested.

Pnrtvigs never soils or stains, and is pronounced by connoiscurs to so closely resemble nature asto defy detection. Half Wigs. Bands, long Hair Braids, and Itair Work generally, of every shade, size and color 199 Fulton st. New Establishment. John Powelx has opened a Saloon at.

251 Washlnirton street, near Myrtle av The ladies department, which 13 fitted up in trood style. iB under the care and attendance or Mrs. Powell. The best Garrison's Mill pond and East ltiver Oysters served up in every style. The Oldest Establishment, with the best and cheapest assortment of all kinds ofiraported and do niestio Corsets, at P.

T. Wells. 263 Fulton street, opposite Clinton street. CriAS. E.

Foiavei.l, with Shafer, Whill'urd Merchant Tailors and Clothiers. 331 and Broadway, cor. Worth street, New York Ilis former customers and patrons of Brooklyn are respectfully invited to call. Closing Oct The largest and best selected stock of Zephyr Worsteds in the city, nnd at the most cea snnahlc prices, at J. Lockitt, Sox 251 Fulton st.

Flnted and "Plain Trimming Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, Black ami Colored Edges, Ituple' Gimps and Buttons. Belts, Ornaments, Cord and Tassels in all varieties, at J. Lockitt, Sox 251 Pulton st. Alpacca and Mohair Braids, Dress Gimps, Giii puire Laces. Trimmings made to match at short notice at J.

Lockitt, Sox 251 Fulton st. opposite Clinton street. Ladies Anklets Protecting the ankle from the cold and wet, combining comfort and ornament. All kinds of Balmoral Boots, at J. O.

WiiiTEHOrsE's, 291 Fulton st. A splendid assortment of the latest styles of Head Dresses, also a great variety of Velvet and "Chenille Netts, at P. T. Wklls, 263 Fulton street, opposite Clinton tree French Corsets. Long and Short, Median's anil Plain, all styles and all sines, at W.

A. Cork's, 223 Folton street. Gentlemen of Luxurious Tastes, who ar want of eleicant Silk and Felt Hats, Fall Fashion, will fin tiem at Basslee's 384 Fulton street. A Wortj to the Wise. Taste, Fashion and Art are all combined In the manufacture or the new styleB or Cloth and Fancy Caps for Youths and Children.

Sold by Basslxb, 334 Fulton street. To cloiic out the balance of our stock of Fancy Hats, we now offer thnni at cost. Variety unsurpassed, at 1Iii.oWs, 14 Fulton st. 3 Cartoons of heavy and rich, Silk Guipuirc Laces, new pattern, at Sox 251 Fulton street. ZEi'iiTi: WoitSTEDS.

The. cheapest store in the city tor all kinds and colors ut P. T. Wells, sy Fulton opposite Cliuton street, lioynl Ermine Furs; the tinest and best ever offered. atBlGLOW's, 185 Fulton street.

r00 troHS pf Black ami Colored Alpnec. Rrnid lust received at Locut rr, bon 251 Fulton street. Best Black Skwino Silk, only G5 cents pe at P. T. WbLm, S33 Fultoa street, pppo'slte CUutoa St.

New York sttxte Legislature. Ai.iianv. Jan. 1 i. SKN'n: The annual report the or the We tcrn llousi of was prc ntcd.

Mr. Cook grivc rinlice of a hill to divide Sleubcii county ililo three coiiiii ic. Mr. Abhott'. ue not ice oi'a bill n.

provide tor Ibejiay in. ril of lire claims of the soldiers the war of 1812. Mr. Folder noticr; of hill t. preM iit use ol' public rrjoriii by j.nblii.

rdlicors. Also a bill lo amend the criminal laws by providing ibat criminals shall cam a oiitrnulatiou ortlieir sentence and that a certain amount shall be paid thorn on their iliseharrre. business ol' uencal ran. ai by tire Senate. Adjourced.

Disaster lo Sliip North Atlantic. Rosao Jan. 'Ihe hip Xi.rth ''roni t'ab utta June for Hi, Ion. ml into Port Natal November Mb. ill.

loss or rudder. SECOND EDITION, EAGLE OFFICE, THREE P. M. FROM GEN. BURNSiOF ARMY.

The ICt'bels Moving Toivartls iticJimoiid Com Hiionilf ice of Uv Vliilndelpliia Iinjuircr.J Is Cam I M'iifiiTj; KnuinniicKsiii mi. Tanuary IMm. y.v.x i. uaio. AVliiki tin ahuve raid was in prorri: s.

we. tVr jiniilin iial rriiHdiH. l'mm making even tin slifjlitrt iiu titum of ir. "V' liave. Ioo, been nwuro that lirihc past fnur nr five ilays tlie satic have leen bivoiKiekinK "IIH ix miles baek of us.

on the "Warrenton road, near Hartwood C'lnirrh. slill we have purposely to notice the fact, thirkin: that perhaps they mifrht again slart oat and sueccrd in aecompiishtnG: Hie oritrinaf object. But now they are once more back into their piar ters, and to all intents and purposes tlie e.peditiuit is ahaiKlont'fl, we see no impropriety in detailing tlieir operations while absent. Thry lefi here on the Tuesday before Xew Vear i. The 1st, 'M, 4th and 5th regulars; the 1st Uhude Island, MastachUK'tt.

reiiuent nnd rhe Mli New York, all cavalry, together with full battery of flying artillery, some fifteen hundred in all, eom prised the forps. The expedition bcin: under the eeiumynd of Jlrindier General Av erill. After leatinir their encampment they proeeeded out the "Warrenton road, until, reaching a point jut beyond the above named Ilartwoud eliureh. ttiey diverged to the left towards the river, separating iu small bodies and enuring the woods and country lying in that direction, and final I concentrating at a point on th mvr kn.nvu as After aving this point lliry a.irain struck acro the et.untry to "VYarrciitim duncliiMi. frum there up to and into tlie town of Wnrrciiton.

reaeliiirj the place late on the atternoon uf Kriday. Here, however, they were met by orders from headquarters compelling hem ret urn. hieh were i Mied, doubtless, in eonseiiier.ce of the information which been received that tlie I'ebel cavalry, in imnienr force, were concent rating in vicinity of iccoqtmn. Said information afterwards proving to he erroneous ns to the extent of the concentration, thisorder to return was. under the circumstances, exceedingly annoying, not only to the General, but lo Ids entire command, from the fact that at that time they had just succeeded in getting in the rear of some five hundred rebel cavalry, under the command of the notorious Stuart, and were on the point of giving Ihein chase, and either capturing thein or driving them towards the Potomac when this unfortunate recall reached them.

Like true soldiers as they are thsy promptly obeyed, returning to a point some eight miles hack of us. where they remained encamped until yesterday. I Hiring their tour they, upon I wo or three occasions, got a sight of another similar body of cavalry, sent out from General Nigel's Division, lliis latter body having made a dash into Warrenton during the morning of the day offieneral Averill's arrival, and succeeded in driving from there what they did not capture, all thestray rebel there collected. As an evidence of the audacity and darhijr of these rebels, we would mention that during this same morning the enlirc hod above mentioned, under Stuart, passed between tho command under Gen. General Averill, and the one sent out by Sigel.

and iu a direction not towards heir own lines, but towards the l'oteniac. this being the party who would liiive been followed, if not actually caught up with, were it not that, in obedience to orders, they returned. Another evidence of rebel a told us. war that they succeeded in enplurhng one of General AverillV orderlies, while he was pa. sing from the advance guard 'to the inuiii body.

After stripping him of everything of value they released him. Nothing of importance transpired during this tour, they no! being permitted to reach tlie point where work was to be done. Had they been allowed to proceed, as originally intended, much damage would certainly have been done to the i.ebels' sources of supplies, as they were abundantly prepared to blow up and burn down any description of property (especially railroad) which is now. or may be hi future, serviceable to the minions of Jetfer son Davis, Wa fancy that this cavalry expedition was intended to have co operated with the reeonnoissance which was arranged for. nnd to he under command of General Hooker, when the order for that was countermanded.

There was good and sufficient reasons why this should not proceed. TJ1K JSAI.I.OON. Jaih" observations are being1 made by this now indispensable arm of the service. Never since (bis department has been in operation has the topograph; of the country been of a character to permit it to be er serviceable as now. The weather, too.

has been, as a genera' thing, of so calm and still a nature as to allow the balloon to be iu almost constant operation, and to such an extent that not ewu the slightest movement has been made by the enemy but it has been noticed from the balloon, the information thus gained being valuable in the extreme. THK MOVlXCr That this it the fact, there is not now the least shadow ifdoubt.no attempt at concealment being made by them. It is equally true that they are moving liiehmorul ward. If we are to follow them or not. is a 'matter still in doubt.

FREDERICK LOESER 277 FULTON" ST, BROOKLYN. GKKMAN ZEPHYR, YARN ANO SHETLAND WOOL HOSIERY, GLOVES AND t'NDER ARMENTS. HEAD DRESSES AND NETTS. And a lanre Assortment of Dress and Cloak Trimming and Small Wares, Fancy Goods. Kmbroideries and Ornaments.

Stamping and Tracing promptly attended to. FREDERICK LOESER. MORTTZ DINKEbSPlKL. eot5m STODAUT PIANOS JAMES E. LENT, Havinsbeen appointed by the ic.isufacturera, Sfcodart Morris, Sole Agent for the sale of tboaborMustly celebrate lnstnQent for Brooklyn, bees to inform friends and the public that he us prepared at all times with a full assortment of all sizes and styles, which he is enabled offer at.

th lowest manufacturers' nriees. J. E. L. deems it quite unne cessary to refer to the merits of the STODAUT PIANO as is well known by all makers and dealers, as well 'as by thou sands whq.

own andJiaVe used thentofor the last quarter of century, who will testify that they arebeyonrt all dnubt one of the hegf (if not the very best Piano Fortes ever mauu factured; justly known as the sweetest toned and the moa durable. The manufacturers can with pride point to every Piano as an advertisement, and claim every owner as a friend. Parties desirous of purchasing on thiine can beraccomiuodated by adding simple interest. Also those who wish to hire cart always be suited both in price and style of instrument. JAMES E.

LENT, 359 Fulton street. aulO tf opposlteCity Hall UUPREME COURT Petor Carter, PlaintiiV, IO arainst Catharine A. ISalch and Charles A. Field. Defendants.

In pursuance of a judement of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, made in the above entided action, bearir.R eate the tenth day of January. ls3, I. the subscriber, the Referee named in said judirmenf, will expose to sale nt public wuction at the Commercial Kxclumse Salesroom. No. Ful on street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 4th day of February, 11, at 12 o'clock noon of that day.

by D. M. i Hviman, Real Estate Auctioneer, All tbat certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lyim: and beinpin WTliam? bmrh. City of Krooklyn, County of KlnKB and State of New York, known and distinguished on map entitled "if ap of Z2 lots of ground, sltunte In the Villape of Willlamsburtrh. Kinp County, belonpinp to "William P.

Powers, Esq, surveyed SettmberlSth, by Daniel Ewen. City Survej or." by the number (151 one hundred and fifty one, and which is also known and distinpuiehed on nuchum's asses uiieot map of the Third District of the aid "Villape of Williams burph, by the number bounded and described as follows: Coinniencinp on the southerly side of Ainslie street, one hundred feet easterly from thesoutheast corner of Ainslie and In onard streets, and running thence southerly parallel with Le street or hundred feet; thence easterly parallel with Ainslie street twenty five feet; thence northerly parallel with Leonard street one hundred feet to the south side of Ainslie street: and thence westerly alomcthe south pide of Ainslie street twenty iive feet to the place ot bepinnmp; and also the land in the street in front ol the said lotto the middle of the street, sub ect to theu thereof by the public as a street; beiim th sunn i temises conveyed by Alexander II. Ritchie to Mrs. Catharine A. Italch, by deed bcarinp date the fourteenth day of October, one thouMuid eieht hundred and Ufty Dated New York, January 12th, 1KT3.

DANIEL P. Jr, Referee. Bt NKDifT BoAUDMA.N, Plaintiffs Attorneys, la Broadway, N. Y. Cits.

Supreme court, kings county Itora tO tioti. (Jnderdonk against Joseph Paquet and Mar i uritr his wife. Andrew Labbi. Asa S. Ruddock, John W.

Wilson. Henry Thomas, SylvanusD. Lewis, (iconic Iluphe Pt ter tl'Hara. lltiuy C. Sinims.

To the several le'endants above named Veil anil each ef you are hereby summoned and required to niiMvrr the complaint in the above entitled action, which has been tiled the Office oT the Clerk or the County of Kitivs. at the City Hall, in the City of Itmnklvn. and OM rve cony ef your answei to the said compiaii ton me. the sub jcr bcr. at.

my (dike at Munhapset, (iueens State o' New Verk. within twenty days after the scrviceoi thi icors up you. exclusive of the day or such service; nnd if yen fall to ans wer the said complaint, within the time albrc aid. the abo named plaintitl' will apply to the Court lor the relief demanded In said complaint. 11.

11. ON UKRDONK, PlfT's. Atty. The alove mentioned coa.plaint was filed November l'J. in the hinwCnanty Ckrk'a Officft, at Brooklyn, Kiups County, N.

Y. ai Uffew OKDEiuwNrriff's, Ait, TI'ESDAl" EVENING, JAN. 13. The Academy of Music. To morrow niirht "01 Heads mu Y.

one of the flneB comedies in tliu i.i. nage, will liegiveuat the tdc my of Mr. who has delighted the jutrons tf Walliu k's Theatre for nuiny ye.irs, appwira in the character of Jesse Rural his rendition part is probably one of the finest tilings on 1 American stage. Everybody's favorite, Miss Laura Keene, takes the leading lady in the comedy. Extensive Fire in South Brooklyn.

Last eyening, shortly after nine o'clock, flames were discovered issuing from the premises at the foot of Harrison street, South Brooklyn, occupied by Messrs. Turnbull McBain as luuibe" yard. The origin of tie fire is unknown, and the proprietors had only left the premises a shor" lime before the occurrence; so the supposition is that it was the work of an incendiary. The llame spread rapidly and soon enveloped the establishment, and before the tire department of the district had readied the vicinity, it had made much headway. Hose No.

9 was the first to get stream on, and through their and other companies' assistance, the tlames were mastered, and portion of the lumber was saved. Upon examination of the premises, the tire was discovered to have originated in a wooden shed in Columhi i street, and from thence extended to the huge pile of timber in the rear. The amount of lumber in the yard was estimated at about .550,000, which about 810,000 worth was consumed. The same establishment was considerably damaged last June by a destructive lire, but which, through the exertions of the firemen, was quick ly put out. Since that time the proprietors have been very vigilant in guarding against a similar occurrence, and the above, that the Jirc last night was the work of an incendiary, seems verified by the fact that no combustible materials of any description were found neu'1 where the lire originated.

The property was in. sured in the Phoenix, Fireman's, Trust, Exeel sior, Montauk, AYMliamsburg City, Rutgers and several other insurance companies in this city and New York, An alarm about a o'clock this morning originated from the same fire. Chime BiiooKLTS. By the courtesy of Mr Michael Walsh, the efficient clerk of Justice Per', ry's Court, we tire enabled to publish the statistic riven below of the number and character of the cases disposed of in that Court during the pas year. As the largest portion of the criminal busi ni ss of the city is disposed of in that Court, the record shows that Brooklyn still maintains it character for morality, and in that respect i far in advance of any city of equal population in Hie world.

In this connection it is but just to pay that Justice Perry's administration of the a Hairs of the Court has been eminently satisfactory, and always distinguished by a kind cmisid. oration towards the unfortunate persons brought before him Intoxication 197. Burrrlarc Yasrants. r51 Extortion 1 840 Forgery s. S.

Battery Petit Larceny ii Attrav. 41 Mii Riot." famllitis; 1 10 Disorderly conduct 12 Arson 2 Kvil practices 1 Breach of the Peace Is Bigamy, 1 1 Kidnapping 1 Abduction 1 3 Personating a Police man 1 25 Counterfeiting 4 '2t Kxposiireol'tlic Person. 1 iolat ion of Ordinance. rraml Larceny llct'civingstolen goods. Interfering with an officer Abandonment Palse pretences ISuspieion of Larceny.

Xeeping a tMporilerdcr 1) House Truancy Assaults i not Bat lories 1. Threats 3 Vrj ury i'limhinir over N. Yard Haaliiltial Drunkards. Lottery Dealers Seduction 1 Ahanuonmgucmul Defra inline H.ings en. of Bount'v MoneV 12 472T Kn.j.Kii jsy Falling Out of Bed.

Coroner Norn's held an inquest yesterday afternoon, on the body of a man named Hugh Kelly, residing at 20 State street, who came to his death under the following circumstances He had come home on theprevious night in a state of intoxication, rnd went to bed. Shortly afterwards the noise of a fall was heard in his room; the occupants of the house on going up found him lying on the lloor in the agonies of death, he having fallen out of lied and dislocated his neck. He died soon afterwards. A verdict of accidental death was endcred. A Kiot Prevented.

Yesterday afternoon, while the workmen employed in the Empire stores, near the foot of Main street, were engaged in discharging the cargo of the barge Ironsides, consisting of corn, they were visited by a large gang of workmen from New York, who ordered 1 hem to quit work and threatened to compel them if they did not. Information was sent to the l'2d precinct station bouse andCapt. Jacobs with a detachment of police, soon arrived on the triound and drove the rioters off. Effects or Intoxication About (I o'clock last night au aged man named John Mulligan, while in a state of intoxication, fell into the Atlantic basin and would have been drowned but for the timely assistance rendered by offiecrGro. gan, of the 43d precinct, who took him out of the river and placed him on terra lirma again.

He was brought before Justice Boernm this morning and sent to jail for ten days for getting drunk. Accide.vt. A man named John Forcip, residing at 214 Front street, while at work on the brig Irata, at Pierrepont's wharf, fell into the hold 0 the vessel and broke his arm. He was taken to Ibu City Hospital by officer Eason, of the 43d precinct. Inquest.

Coroner Hegeman held an inquest lliis morning, at Weeksville, in the 9th Ward, on Hie body of a man named Peter Garley, who died last night from the effects of delirium tremens. A verdict in accordance was rendered. California. This excellent panorama opens this evening at Hamilton Hall, corner of "ourt and streets; opposite the City Hall. As painting it lias been highly spoken of by the press of other cities, where it has been on exhibition.

Califomi anenow here say that It Is a very trutldul picture or the "Golden State." As a fine work of art it is well worth visiting, and for the small sum or 25 cents one can bo transported to the golden fields of California and witness on canvass the peculiarities orthal prolific region. The Hooleys had, as we predicted, a crowded house last evening, and the performance wae well re eoived by those who had the good fortune to gain admittance. Bowers is A No. 1 at anything be undertakes, and ir wit and eccentricity are necessary to carry out hi' ideas, no otic lias more of the article on hand than he lias. "Archy" seorr.s to be as "healthy" as ever, and Johnny Booker is always ready to kcr one in a laugh ingniood.

To night the same programme will be presented. 'dyon desire a seal you must attend in season. The Arena. An enlirc change in the programme will be given this evening al the Arena. The liclcvala who tar surpass all other acrobatic that have over appeared on this eontiucnt, will perl'onn their ralnous 'Perche' act.

bcidcs their olhc1' emcnts in tnid air and upon the ground. Miss Maria Carroll, r. Onicr ingsb y. young IJarrlc, and lr. W.

Carroll, will also give an exhibition of their noble hur. cninnship. The Arena continues to be crowd" nightly by the best class of visitors: the music is delightful, and the interior presents one of the most gay anwiiatt'd scenes imaginable. The uireus is now Hie leading and only jiopultir nTuusi.nuiii in Bp'okljn. WANTED.

i ANTED A SITUATION, BY A able 'irl, to cook. war.i and iron, or do general Co. id city rcf.rci! vcn. Uall at Concord t. in the b.

eiiient. It' a ANTED IN VAO.VNT 1 r.f land, on nvo ye.irs ics.e. on wiiich i irarileri: to be wirbin ten riiinnt' s' walk of all s'reel f' rr pri viler to put up ai .11 poi tniilc house on t.iK. licecled. "It.

K. Itox 3HII New i'o Ofti' i 'ivins locatii tiandl' rin pavable in advance. TS7 ANTED BY TWu "liESPKCtABLis' GiKLS 1 fituations to do u'eueral lii'iisewors; atc t.io oiu com; laundresses; iiiiilerstaiiil chuiiibi i woik vv titiriu; South l.rooklyn prctern u. Call at lli Jolnisnii sneet. jaiJlt Xjlj ANTED BY" A RKSITCTABLK' WOMAN, IV a situation to do the hou vork oi asm ib lamily.

Can he em for two days at No. 15 Uuotun street. Brooklyn, ft ANTED TWO OR MOKE FLOORS. WITH Ti steady steam power, in all about 100 bv 50 feet. Address I'UMEK, Lasle ollice.

jbi'Jt' WANTED A Sll UATION, AS WET NUHciE bya nspectablewonian, withafiesh breast ol milk. I'leasc call at No. Warren street. Brooklyu. J132C ANTED A COMPETENT NUKSE, TO take care of a sick e'derly lady Apply, with rerer encejit 11 South Oxford sti cel.

immediately. 13 It ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE3PE0T able girl, as chambeinaid nd waitress to do cii erat luiuework, cook, wash and iron, ijood reference from her lilace. Call at Tillury street. It ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE G1KJL, A it situation as cook, washer and ironer. and would do housework in a small private family, riood ci' leference, ir rt uuirca.

I'leasc call at o. 160 Fulton street, llrojklyu. jabilt VY ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT alile fiir), toeook. wash and iron, ror a small family. lias rrood city reference.

I'leasc call at No. 2 Clinton street. It TV' ANTED BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, OF neat, respeciable apjieaiance, a situation to do pene ral housework, chamberwork and waitniB or children's nurse: will be found a trustworthy, smart girl, is ttood relcrenccs: is an excellent wwsher aod irouer and nice plain cook. Apply at MaNNIKUt'S 15 Courtstreet. It WANTED A COLORED WHO jsu Rood cooli, wabLtr and ironer.

may apply i'nme diatel.v at o'J First futce. The riijlit woman will have a qo.1 place anU good waes. jal3 ANTED A GiKL OF 14" IN" A SMALL family, nvbea a good home can be had. to appist in the lioureliold work Apply in lOtli street, 4th houe, below 5th gouth Kn oklyn. jl3 It WAKTEU A LADY BREAKING UP housekeepit Trishe 10 procure for an elHcient a nl tru.tworth,v colored pirl, huiu lJa had in her employ tortwo years, a situation as cook abd laundress with some T.nrt.v wiihins rtliulde he'p; or would do ceueral housework a jniall family Knuire at No.SUi street, i 13 11 ANTED WHHIN A "SHORT WALK OF Fnltoi; Kerry, piirt of a house consisting of either 1st or 2d story, in a rood neighborhood.

Family consist of four adults. Kent must be it ode: ate. Address, immediately, at this office, jl3 3t ANTED A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG man. to open oysters. One tht understands the busir.

e. To such man tood waces will be i 'iven. At.ply to.KiHX K. Myn avenue. ANTED SITUATIONS OLD ES tablished and well known Agency, continues as iiMiui I supply the best class of servants in this city.

Our abundtint supply of ood eflicicut servants of I'UTWST nations, 'both Protestant and Catholic, ror vtry description or work on hand, at waires to suit the wanlsof all. T.adies bi calling this oflii will save manv of the vcxnlious disaiipointments eonatantly arising cj as positively none but the most respect servant? are admitted. MANNING'S Nl HV ilJSl 1." Courtstreet. cor. Clinton and mon.

LOST AJfD POtJjD. t2i WA LOST, A SETTER DOG, since 10tb inst: is all white except two lane spots on each mco of bishody; black bead while stni.c over tin tiead. and a small yellow spot on ioh sale; had on leather Iar. li asc leave. 'dm with W.

KKAPV, Putnam avenue, between franklin and liedlord. jI23t LOST IN A GREENWOOD CAE. IN GOING fr om Tillary to Warren street, orr rv. Ith inst, a lady's KYK GLASSES, in a leathern The finde will be icwai rieo and receive he ihanksofthe owner by leaving them at West Wan en street. 13 It OST ON ARY 1 2TH, lSf.3, BE BJ tween corner of DeKalb and I'ulton avenues.

City Hal'. Court treet nnd lieictn st a I'OOKKT col.tair ng about i21 also an order for feed cn Richard l.aOi aUo a oriaod t'ekets with ,7. Asbfcld's name on, other papers of no use except lo tMc uwner. Any per retuminK said Pocket Look to C.ipt. Tl MuOaRTY.

oopos'te City Hall, will receive rev. uid and the tljanks ol ihe owner. jaI3 2t OST JIONDAYEVENIN(47JANUARY 12, BJ between Johnson nnd Hi idse streets, in Fulton avenue, a I ab.v's tVIIITK SKJItT. Mix person cl urRinic the same to Mis. Wlil.l.'S l'ancy store.

No. Ui Fulton street, oppo siieClimon. will be reasonably rewarded. jl i OST A SMALL BLACK AN TAN TER 2' unri, small white spot on his breast: had leather oollar with blue edees: answers to the of Jack. A mitalile reward will he paid to whoever will return him to it; Micidagb street, FOVND ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF LAST October, a GOLD WATCH, which the owner may havo on application to JiKItNAltD CAMPBELL, Sexton of St.

James' Church. Jay street, by proving property and paying for this advertisement. i1 '31 LOST WEDNESDAY, DEC. d4TH, A WHITE POODLE SLUT with black eves. Any person return bin the same to 431 Hudson avenue, will be rensonablv rewarded.

I OST WHILE PASSING THROUG IT SANDS Fulton and Clinton sts to the Church of the Holy Trinity, a GOLD CHAIN HKAOELKT. The tinder will receive live dollars, and the thanks of the loaer on le Viuj: it. ut lJi Sands st. jl2 2t BOARDING. BOARD IN BROOKLYN A PRIVATE FAM ily will let a large handsomely furnished front room, with laixe closet, on second floor, bedroom connecting desired: also a Icrite back oom on 2d floor nnftiniished.

with two lame closeis. Apply atNo. 61 West Warren st. Kefer ences exchanged. j13 3t BOARD WANTED FULL BOARD, WITH two rooms, tor a gentleman, wire and daughter, in a pentcel and refined family.

The house must be situated not tar noin the Cbv Hall and have all the modern improvements. Address, for three days. this office, stating the situation ol the rooms, number in family, and price or board, including flrennd gas. TDOAliD WANTED BY A LADY AND GEN Jr tiiMimn tn lmiwp. fwbere there are no other boarders, and convenient to I'ulton Ferry) a furnished room and hall bedroom adjoining, with plain substantial hoard: or would rent a couple ot lui nisiieu rooms suuauie for housekeeping: latter preferred.

Address, suiting terms, which must be moderate, II. Eagle office. jlSit BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN, FOR A lady and child, in some gooil and respectable nrivate family. The beH or reference given. Address 'b.

0.," Spingjer 1 buisc. New York. Jl It OARD A LADY WISHES TO LET A small dwelling in Hrooklvn. to a lone lady (young or old) of refinement and iiictv. or to a counle withou children, with whom she cau board.

Address PKECEPrKI Brooklyn PostOtlice. jiast BOARD FOUR YOUNG MEN CAN BE Accommodated with rice rooms, with breakfast and tea, in a bouse pleasantly situated on the line ot tue mton av. Kailroad. about Ut minutes' walk from the City Hall, where they will be the onlv hoarders. Apply at the rooiu or the VoungMen's Christian Association, Institute, Washington, near Cooncord st.

jl bt BOARD WANTED FOR A MAN AND WIFE in the vicinity of Hertford anil avenues. Private ianiiljr preferred. Address T. Earde omce. jiil3 2t' BOARD TWO LARGE ROOMS, WITH board, may be had by permanent boarders, who desire good hoard and a pleasant home.

Apply at I2 Sands st. 3t FINANCIAL. OFFICE OF THE F1R MAN'S TRUST IN FUItANOE No. ii Court street, opposite the City Hal). Drooklyn, January 12tlt, 1SS.

The Hoard of Directors or this Compatiy have this day declared asemi nnnual dividend of five (r) per cent, free Irom Government tux, payable to the Stockholders at this office on demand. jal3 2w WM. BUR ItELL. Secretary. MONEY AT (i PER CENT $50,000 TO LOAN on bond and mortgage a ti per cent in sums frorn 500 to Also, for sale, in the city, in the best locations, firstclass dwellings: also small houses, which will be sold at a low nrice: or will exchange for pirnis, mercnanaise, city lots.

c. Apply to GEO. W. BKOWX, gue street, Koom No. S.

No. 1 Monta MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY, 92 Broadway (opposite Trinity Church), New ork, Jan. 1863. The Board of Directors have this day iVeclared a somi annuaJ dividend of Ten (10) per cent payable on demand. tjf j.

L. DOUijLAS, Sec y. OFFICE OF THE NASSAU FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. It) Court street, Brooklyn, January 3, 163. The Hoard of Directors have this day declared a semiannual dividend or Seven per cent, free or Uoverniuent tax.

payable on demand. .15 2w A. J. BKKKM AN, Secretory. TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.

HJ No. CANAL ST. CORNER OK VAKIOK. OPEN DAILY from II) A. M.

to 2. and from a to TP. M. SIX PElt CENT INTEREST allowed on sums of and under, and FIVE PER CENT on largerums. Money deposited be fore Slith inst.

wiu iik.ir is'vkukst iiiom janimht 1st EDEU V. HArtiinVOl President. JOHN Mi I.EAN. vice President" J1A1.THY UCe 're' (lAlinxil: S. CnAflK, Secretary.

j3 3t i BALL SEASON. IKE DEPARTMENT BALL ANN l. AL It A 1 .1.. in of Wlil. u'' llri.tiuris' Flllld oftllC Itrookljn 1 irc Depurtmuit, mil tuke place at tlie ACADr MY OF Ml.SlO.

on MONDAY KVbNINO. 1'eb 2d. net. TicKcts can ne procured irom uicinacr. oi mu om mlttec.

WILLIAM Presldenu H. IIAVWABD, Secretary. 'Joa, B. LKoobii.TrctViuctr. )' SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. THOS. MCCARTY. Cant. TuqsO LkAiY.

Orderly. it fFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OFTAXES Vi WS' Nos City Hall. r'nroVrQ 0F PROPERTY IN THE CITY i'I i 'axf si eniaiiilngunnaidon the Tlx i 'eiir ml v'n rtised lor sale on the 1st i'." iry 0,1 aml that day an additional charge will be made tor the advertisement. EDMI ND DRIOOS. 'td Collector of Taxes and Assessments.

fl.OAKS CLOAKS CLOAKS l.ADIE, AND MISSES CLOAKS WILL HE SOLD ('HEAP. Kit the balance of the season ELLIOTT'S DROOKLYN CLOaK STORE FFl.TOV STREET. Opposite the City Hali. Brooklyn. TVl.TJCE fHE COMMITTEE OF THE oiiiiiidn Councilon CommissionersorDccds.

will niei 1. 1 Hie it) Hull. THURSDAY. inst. at o'clock A Applicants for appointmenls as Commissioners ol' I eei tlreir aiipllcalions to this Coiuniiitje.

DAN'L McLAl'dHLIN I KYENTI1 WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCI ATION The regular monthly meeting of the above A 'irlat'crv 1,1 at OR.A ADA If ALL, 1 12 Ylyrtl avenue, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Jan. 1.1th. at 7K order. STEPHEN" ROOF, President.

A. HicKs, Secretary. 13 T'APS'c 'O FOREIGN FXCHANOK AVI) EMIGRATION OFFICE. (i SOt'TII STREET. LillAHS OK E.VCLANP, IllKt.AXD, SCOTLAND, AT THE .1.

LOWKST ItATKS. IAPrl OTTS FAVORITE LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, waning twice a week from New York and Liverpool LINE OF LONDON PACKETS every Ten Days from New York and London. Pei. ons wishing 10 send for their friends will please take notice that it is not necessary for them to wait for any Agent aiitinij. letttr.

hut as soon as they are ready, to Liverpool ami nt the Certificate at tlie Office, ilrst aparis ll then. 1 H.eir culning Each shin carries an experienced Surgeon. Liberal suo poo or Provisions, of the best quality served dailv. in 11 for decline the nioncv'is always Tci undi cl. on nroduringthe Certificate and Receipt.

I el tons living out of the City, and who wish to visit Europe, would do well to secure their Passage berore leaving home, either Irom our Agent or by letter, enclosing a denos. p. Hiej wii avoid beicgiiiiposed u.oon on their arrival ui iew ork. 1TTANCES To ENGLAND. IRFL ANT).

SCOTLAND "'T OR A FTS, payable in any part and IRELAND, or the CONTINENT of ruropc. can always he obtained at the lowest rates: an experience of over twenty five years has enabled us to period this branch of our business, so that the millions of dollars renua through as, not a single loss has occurred. rirsons in the COL NTRi. wishing to remit lNEYor send lor then FRIENDS, by Inclosing us the amount thev ent. with the name and address of the person to re cone it or.

if for passage, the nam s. ago. ami pi i ad drc. of parties to be sent for ihe neuctsurv Certificate 1.1 Uau will 1 promptly forwarded to the parties f.u whom it n. ititemH or returned.

to the party Having the ni juev. with Receipt for same, as they may desire. Applicant. for information will enclose a Post 1 flice Sttiinp, to enctire prompt 'eply. For further particulars, apply to TAPECOTT.

UROTIIERS ni ii South st. New York. LET TWO ROOMSri TRST FLOOR, AT per month: 2 rooms, first floor. per month, to fain. Ires without children.

13(1 Prospect street. En mire in the Grocery. 131m FREDERICK LOESEK. MORTTZ DINKEL3PIF.L. Eerlin Zephyr Worsteds, in all colors ar the verv lowest wholesale prices.

Woolen and Saxony Yarns. 'Knitted 0 1. oils in great variety and newest designs, at reduced pr'ces FREDERICK LOESER eSOm 277 I'ulton street. A BARGAIN FOR SALE, AT A GREAT bargain, regardless ot value, a lot ol Watch makers' art cits. Ac, consisting of Clocks.

Clock movements. Watch coven cuts, a Safe, Tools, Materials, Trays. Plac irds, S.ove. ork Bench. Counter, Glass Oai e.

in; Will be sold in lots to uit the put chaser or altogether. Apolv at the Leaf Manufactory, at the rear or No. 121 Tillary str eet, jb! 2t A CARD THE UNDERSIGNED IN BEHALF of the Soldiers Rclier Committee acknowledge receipt of one hundred and forty three luu dollars om Mr. E. Adams, Principal ot Public School No.

12. being net pro ctcds or Concert lait November, in the Fleet st. M. Cuurcb. by the pupils or said school, under the direction Mr.

P. llorton. J. V. ANDERSON.

For Com. Irom Young Men's Imion ot'N. R. D. Ch.

M. C. STVEZEY, jI5 2t For Com. irom Fleet st Y. M.C.U.

TC'REDERICK LOESEK. JL MORITZ DINKELSPIEL. German. English and Domestic Hosiery, Gloves, Under rments. and a full line of Legsins, Mittens, Sleeves, Arm lets, selected with great care lor the Winter season, and 11 decidedly low piices.

FREDERICK LOESER se6 6m 077 Fulton street FOR SALE AT SOUTH OYSTER BAT, L. a Farm of too to .100 acres, fronting on the great South Ray. arid the Hemustead and Babylon Turnpike Roati, and adjoining the Farm and residence of tire present Lieutenant Governor of this State. Apply to C. E.

FROST. Conveyancer and Real Estate Agent, 41 Fulton street Brooklyn. tOD REGIMENT COMPANY THE AN nual meeting or this Company will he held at MUSICAL HALL, corner of Fulton and Orange streets. THIS ('1 1 ESDAY) ENlNG. A full attenuance is earnestly re guested.

WM. II. GLOVER, P. esiderrt. Jos.

U. Siuri.1.. Secretary. ji31t A LECTURE OF THRILLING INTEREST 11V REV. JOHN 11.

AL'GHEY. AT THK Ol'TU 11 II UK TUESDAY EVENING. 13m INST. AT O'CLOCK. Ib ing a narraiive 01 his persecutions and sulferings in the I'NION CA1SE.

bis liursiiit. by REBEL CAVALRY and l'LOODllorNDS. his iinarisoDuient and linai escape from thelTPt LO DUNGEON, MISSISSIPPI. il22t ADMISSION KUEl iJHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Will be held AT THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, EVENING.

JANUARY 13m, At 7K o'clock. AN" ESSAY WILL BE HEAD uv ELIAS LEiVIS, Jn. Subject SCIENCE AND CIVILIZATION. Hie public are invited to be present. jl0 3t BROOKLYN," GREENWOOD AND BATH PLANK ROAD COMPANY The Annual Electionfbr Di.cctors of this Company wi'l be held at the house of Garret G.

llercerr, on MONDAY, the 2d Feoruary, at 3 o'clock M. Brooklyn, Jnn.lOlh. 1W3 J. V. II.

MARTENSE, Secretary. MORITZ DINKELSPIEL. FREDERICK LOEoER. A full line of black and colored Silk Velvet Ribbons, Trimming Ribbons. Guipuire Lsce.

Buttons. Pins. Needles, Ladies' Dress Trimmings, and everything belonging ti the Dressmaking and Small Ware business, of the best quality arid at the most reasonable prices. FREDERICK LOESER sell iini 277 Fult in street. OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC COMPANY January 13th.

The Annual Election ror a Board or Trustees of the'At lantic White Lead Company will he held on MONDAY, the 2tli inst. Poll open from 12 M. to 2 P. M. JAMES B.

KARR. Secretary. ENGLISH HOUSE CANNEL COAL WILL be landed in a few days. For sale In lots to suit by MARSTON POWER. Apply at Haxturn Wharf, between Fulton and Catherine Ferries, or at Beaver street, two doors from Wall, New York.

mh.7 tr COFFEES. gAYE YOUR HEALTH AND PURSE. USE KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE. THE CHEAPEST AND MOST HEALTHFUL. Only 22 cents per pound.

Twice the strength or Java, WITH ALL ITS FINE FLAVOR. SOLD BY NEARLY EVERY GROCER IN THE CITY. (Put up in one pound packages only.) t'ped extensively by the laslilonable boarding houses up tov n. Recommended ny a number Physicians and Cler gyiuen as the tinest Coffee ever introduced. Testimony of the eminent R.

A 1 1 E. I ivecritically examined and used KENT EAST INDIA COFFEE and timl it to be iik1.tusi:i. and nctuitioos, I yortk'ulnrly recommend it to nervous and dyspeptic persona a' fur OKNKitAL 1 amii.v I regard it iu KLAVoa and OTIIKlt QCAI.ITIES, SlTKItlOIt TO ANY OTHKIt CnSFKr. sMES HOVI.i:. M.

is Chambers st. GENERAL DEPOT, No. 14k( STREET, he 'ween Henry and Mhldagb strc. ts. BROOKLYN, and SOLD Grocers generally.

BOWDEN CO. 5 a liheral disccunt to (iroccrs. d(l 2m A MASVIN, MAS RKMOVHD TO No. Mo STRSKT, Near Uttm aatrett REGIMENT, N. Y.

N. G. THE MEM l.y hers of COMPANY an hereby notifi il 0 atten.l 1 at thc AP.SE.NAL, on WEDNESDAY KVKNINH. 1 lth ii St. it clijck.

All iiieinhers will be prepared uinake ii return i ther tickets to the Sc reli.rv. PRY GOODS. BARGAINS IN DRESS ftOODS. XJ fcTRANMi. ADRIANCE No.

BROADWAY, Will oiler at retail on Monday, January 5th. the balanw IMPORTATION OF DRESS GOODS A OKEAT AUE0rCTT0N. Tn order to close out BEFOi.E RECEIVING THEIR SPRING STOCK, consisting of 200 PTETS FRENCH MhltlNOKS iu AZCLINE BLUE, IMPERIAL PriiPLE, DliARS. BROWNS, and CREEN.fromKct.to! 25. formerly $1 10 to .150.

I OO PIECES EMPRESS CLOTHS and VELOURS, S5ct. and U0, ALL WOOL. Former price $1 15 and $1 J0O PIECES FANCY DRESS GOODS from 20 to 4ft formerly i to till cents. Also. PLAIN and FANCY SILKS.

PH AWLS. CLOAKS. c. With a preat rarieivuif GOODS AT THE SAME REDUCTION. jSi't is CORPORATION NOTICES.

CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, January 10, 1 iS. NOTICE An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance in relation to Oils and Ilurnint; Fluids, and the manufacture anu sale thereof in the City oi Brooklyn," patted July 14. 1(J. The Common Council the City of Rrooklyu do ordain as follows Sect.oii 1. Section five of the ordinance hereby amended shall read as follows r.

Nm person shall have, keep, or sell any refined petroleum, rock or earth oils, or kerosene, which will ignite at a. less tcmperatvre than one hundred and twenty dfgrees Falirerdu it. under tifTy dobars for the first offence, and ef one hundred dollars for each subset lentotTence. See. 2.

Section nine of the aid ordinauce hereby amended shall read as bdlmvs i 9. Tberehal1 be an inspector, or inspectors, appointed by this Hoard, who shall at all time have the richt to visit any place iied for the storage, kep, manufacture or sale of any of the articles mentioned in the tirut section hereof, and to rive such directions in relation thereto as this Board has herein authorised, or as they may from time to time require. Such inspectors shall, as often as quarter yearly and as much of ener as tijis Board may require, make a tub report to this Board of all their acts and as such inspectors. For a faithful discharge of their duties they shall be entitled to receive Ifor each barrel inspected of either the artic.es nicntiuned in the first section hereof, the sum of five cent to be paid bv the owner thereof, or hi a' cut or consipnee. other person in chartre thereof.

Section eleven of the ordinance hereby amended shall read as follows: HI The license fees shall be as follows, to be paid annually For storage, one hundred dollars $10O 00.) For distillery or manufactory, fifty dollars i00 Ou Korwholesale dealer, fifry dollars 00.) For retail dealer, ten dollars (1U 00.) For pedlers. live dollars $5 00. Sec. 1. All ordinances or parts of ordinances conntctiufr herewith are hereby repealed Adopted in Common Council Dec.

hi, lso. The above ordi.ance became a law on the Vtith day of Doeember. W.2, havinp remained ten days in the Mayor's hands without approved or disapproved. jal Hit Attest. WM.

G. BISHOP, City Clerk. CORPORATION NOTICE ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED Sewers in Drainage District No. 11. Map F.

Sub lHvision 1, comprisin parts of the followiiiK named avenues, streets and roads: Atlantic avenue, south side, from Flatbnsh avenue to a point Pi feet east, from the southeast corner of Pearsall street ami Atlantic avenue. Pacific street, from Fourth avenue to a point ft 6 12 feet east of the southeast corner of Pearsall and Pacific streets. Dean street, from Flatbush avenue to a point 20 feet east of the southeast corner of Pear all and Dean streets. Pearsall street, from Atlantic avenue to Bergen street. Gowanus Road, from Atlantic to Flatnush avenue.

Flatbush avenue, from Atlantic avenue to a point 107 5 12 feet from the southeast corner of Dean street and Flatbush avenue. Ihe Assessment in the above entitled matter was duly continued on the eth day of Decembee, Iwii, and the original Assessment Roll, or a fair copy thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments on the 15tU day of January. IHtrL Notice is hereby triven to all parties interested, that by paying their several Assessments to Edmund Drizcs. Collector of Taxes and Assessments, at Ids otlice in the City Hall, within thirty daj after the delivery of said Assessment. Roll to him, they can pay the same without any additional charge.

All Assessments, not so paid, will be collected by him or one of his Deputy Collectors, wiih additional cbarires therein provided by law. Dated Brooklyn, January luMi, 13. jal. 2awtw'J OUaRLES TINNEV. Street Commissioner.

Corporation notice assessments CONFIRMED Sewers in Drainage District No 22, Map J. comprising the following named. avenues and streets, places ami lanes, and parts thereof Court street, east side, from Joralcmon street to First Place. lioeruutreet, from a pomt.wfeel niches from Fulton avenue to Beriren street. Red Hook lane, from a point id fuel inches from Fulton avenue to Liviuiz.iton street.

Smith street, from a point feet from Fulton avenue to Carroll Place. Hoyt street, from Livingston street to Carroll Place. mdstieet. from Schermerhorn to Gowanus Canal Nevins street, from Schenm rhom street to centre of block between liutler anil Doulass streets. Powers street, irom summit between Schermerhorn and State streets to centre of block between Butler andDoutf lass Greets.

Fourth avenue, from Flatbush avenue to a point 25 feet west, of Baltic street. Filth avenue, fiom Flatbush avenue to a point 94feetlt inches west of Baltic street. Sixth avenue, from a point 4 feet .1 inches east of WyckofF stieet to a point feet west of Baltic street. Livinton streer, from Courtstreet to Gallatin Place. Schermerhorn street, from Court street to Bond street.

State street, from Court street to Flatbush avenue. Atlantic street, or Atlantic avenue, from Court street to. Flatbush avenue. Pacific street, from Court street to Fourth avenue. Dean street, from Courtstreet to Flatbusu avenue.

Bergen btrcet, fiom Court street to Flatbush avenue. Ws ckolf street, from Court street to Sixth avenue. Warren street, from Court street to Sixth avenue. Baltic street, from Court street to Sixth avenue. Butler street, from Court street to Powers street.

Douglacs street, from Court street to Gowanus Canal. Bet raw street, from Court street to Gowanus Canal. Sacket street, from Court street to Gowanus Canal. niun street, from Court street to Smith strtet. Bergen Place, fi oni Smith street to Hoyt street.

Cnhm street, from Hoyt street to Gowanus Canal. Pre. ddcuf street, from Court street to Smith street. Secor Placelrom Smith street to Hoyt street. President street, from Hoyt streetto Gowunus Canah.

Carroll street, from Court street to Smith street. street, from Hoyt street to Gowanus CanaL First reet, irom Hoyt street to Gowanus Canal. Second btrtet, from Hoyt street toGowanus CanaL Third street, from Hoyt street to Gowanus CanaL Fourth street, funu Hoyt street to Bond street. Tlie Assessment in the above entitled matter wus duly continued on theth day of December, ltti. and the original As, esuieni Roll, or a fair copy thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments on the luth day ot Jai.uarv.

1m. 1. Notice is hereby u'iveu to all parties interested, that bv paving their several Assessments to Edmund 1 iriirgs. Collector of Taxes and Assessments, at his OiTiee the Citv lDdL.vcithln thirty days after the delivery of said AsH'ttmicnt Roll to him, they can pay the same uithout any additional charge. Ail Assessments, not so paid, will recollected or one of hi Dfiimty Collectors, with additional ehan.es thereon provtflby law.

Dated Broofc Ivu. January 10th. I CO'S. rLNNi. ia 18 2uw wTu Street Commit." MAC I 7" JIFTY THOCSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF AND tCOND IlAND MACHINERY FOR SA LE.

Valines and Boiler stationary and portabli, Jrwi three to horse power: Ph.nim; Maclmiw, Lat i irUttc, ifvi "nd Bltln. Tanks. Portable Kettles. rc tf. Maclua.ry Mxd Tools of everydescrlr tion.

Also on hi.iuUbr(;e jL3.ort oi horse shoe aud other Iron. prlc ptil f. rM'Toaght and Cur Cr.rrf azii Mvl3 ot 4 '( i.i'.',:; Tir' tkn, VtH: v. ill kind, of M.aisty. Grate iUES' JKIu A "tld 'ii.

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