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TBE GREAT FAIR. AMUSEMENTS. ARMED, I'klske Warh On Tucrday, Feb. 18 hv the Rev. Father Mc'tenno.

Heskt O. I vuut, of Hew York city, to Miss Ankie of Brooklyn. FIRST EDITION. By Telegraph to the Brooklyn Daily Eaglt, Police. Committed roE Trial.

Martin Eafferty, charged with felonious assault wllh intent to kill John Lowry, on tho 18th was arraigned before Jnsticp Perry this morn'ng when he waived examination and was held to bail to answer any imlielmen found by tho Grand Jury. Eafferty and another man went to Lowry's AND 82 FOXTOH STEEET AND HO DO SOUTH SEVENTH STEEET, B. D. TORUOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. A GRAND ENTjERTJINMENT WILL BE GIVES nV THK MUSEOLA ASSOCIATION, ON FRIDAY EVENING, March 21, ISIH.

In aid of the DiiaUfd Veteran Memb rs. th Families Ld tDo ct Pecea ed Membr ra oT the 14'h Begtmeat If. 48th rid 67th N. Y. ot Brooklyn, In tne service Yneffo't8huto ovlde for alargs cli of fioBe lr our mldiiv.1.0 have been made dire.

sufferers by the Rebellion the ASSOCIATION Proposes to present on the occasion a piojramme combin Ing MUSICAL AND LTTERABY TALENT cf the first order, with adaltional attractive in CiUalDg ADDRESSES BY EL00.UENT SPEAKERS, all in keeolris with the main objects or tbo Anociallorjj witch aie the among its memoes or akowl ecce orTanrTtaste for Music, the Sciences, Art aniLlu.a tu.asweliastt,eM?8e35eneraiy Ta wjw vihukou noucced at an eirt day. B. SANDERSON. President. EN TERT AINMSN COMMITTEE.

DrSamutlSOuy. JM Mozart, Charles Carroll Sawyer. tOMMITIEE oTaRSANOTMKNTS. Wm Pf.lt Potter. LuTherS Laurence.

JohnN Wy0koff, Jr. PhirB Crarv. WhU'imu e. SenwRW Wilcox, DrJ Dlnsoore. Oakl" Nocsne.

Wi aman, Gerard Suvens, wh (f 7' John 1 Peirlne. O'trander. 8 Brtiutcnln'on, OeoJi.BJ, AagLockwood. Jdward Ball. It PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.

MISS PANNY HERRING'S LABI' NIGHT BUT ONE. FRIDAY KVKNING, PJBRUdRY 10, WEPI Of THE WISH TON WISH. will 'THEATRE It' FOR SAIE AND TO LET. FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE A TRUST THE 3 itor brick house, So. 41 Host stieet.

Applv to J. KTCHAItDSON, 321 niton street. fl7 3f 8ALEON EOLTON STREET THE stock and fixtures ot etbUjheimUUnery. Ap ply at 61 Fulton street, Fluting Ofnce.Brooklyn. J17 it OR SALE THE GOOD WILL AND FIX" tnre of the VARIETY STORE and NEWS DEPOT, with or without slock, doing a good bmJnees.

will be sola rhep for cash, app to Wm. Walnwright, News Aiency, 40 Fnlton fct eet, Brookljn. UU IjOR SALE LOW THE TWO STORY ATTIC and basement frame duelling, with cellar. No. 135 Concord st Lot 2'ixl03 ft.

Tbls desirable cottage will be rotd for 3 20. Very little money required. Anply to WYCKOFf LITTLE. Montague at. Court.

2w SPECLAX NOTICES. THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MANHATTAN LITE INSURANCE COJIPANT. OS NEW YORK. Office No. 31 NASSAU STREET, opposite the Post Office, New York.

Jan. Net Assets. Jan. 1.18S3..... M.237,397 35 BSCR1FTS nURlNO TEE TfAB.

For Premiums. Kxtr tremiums, tc 4644,856 92 For Interest and rents 9'i 5 For Interest and Rents accrued. 14,348 E6 752,401 38 2,039.993 73 DISBDBSmsKTS. Paid Claims by Death on Poltchs and Bonus, and payment of Annuities (J153 654 27 Paid Expenses, Saliiles. Taxes, Medical Examiners' Ifees, Oom m'salonr.

ic 83.828 87 Paid Re Insurance, Purchased Policies and Bonus, and Intertst on Dividends 248.636 37 491,149 61 22 Cash laBtnk 27.Si6ilJ Bonds ond Mortgages 261,974 00 Real i state 146.67J 71 Cremlum Notes oa Policies Force 595.945 S4 (lhe ctusrlal estimate of the va ue of the Policies which secure these Notes Is about 7l 0,000) Quattnly and Sem' AntiUal Premiums DefeneS 55,532 07 United States and New lorkState Stocks 370.416 25 Premiums and Interest In the ha.dsof Agents in couise of collectloL and iransmlsjion, secured by londa 119,412 13 Temporary Loans on Stocks and Bonds 56.550 00 Interest accrued to 1st January, and all ciher property 14 318 56 $1 515 319 22 HENRY STOKES. President. C. Y. Wbmm.1!, Secretary.

J. Hrfi Asdtant Secretary. u. 3. biiici Actuary.

A DuBois, Medical Examiner. Yak ceaice, Counsel. REGULAR UNION DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTER A special meeting of this Committee will be held at then rooms, 371 Fulton street, on THURSDAY EVENING. 18' lntt. at 114 o'clock.

The Dele gate from the 1st, 3d and 4th Assembly Dietrich will meet at same time and place to select Delegates to the xt Convention to be held at the Olty of Albany on the 24th lest. By order. 17 at TUNIS G. BERGEN. Esq.

President. gROOKXYN AND LONG ISLAND FATR. CIRCULAR OF THE COMMITTEE ON ART, CURIOSITIES AND RELICS. The Committee Invite all person who are desirous of cor MbutlJSto the Pair War Memorials. Belies.

Curiosities. Antoctrapb. Eniravmrs. Pictures, SUtuary and Works of Art, to communicate by letter wit a any of the underclgned In connection ffithtbe Brooklyn Art Association, the Cotr mlttee Intend to have an Aitists' Reception at the Assembly Koom of the Academy of Music, on the eveo'ng of Wednesday the 17tn Pebruaty next. For admlrsion to this reception a fee of one doilsr will be charged.

Notice will be given when and where tickets can oe procured. The large house. No. 119 Montague street, has been secured for the use of the Committee, in which Curiosities Relics, En rravlnes. Autographs, Photographs aad other objects of Interest will be exhibited.

The houe will be properly pro tected.andof Herring le largest Iron sates will be The Pict area w.llbe exhibited In the Assem ly Boom of the Insurance will be effected on PIctur and all etber articles contrlbn The Committee think that the exhibitions to take place under their direction illbe the most interesting ever given In the Clly ot Brooklyn. Committer on Art, Rklics asp Gukiositik. Ladles Mrs. S. B.

Cuittenden, Chatriufi. Gentlemen E. 3. Mills Cnal man. Sun Committees.

Ladles On Pictures Mrs Itegis Girnoux, Chairman. On Curiosities and Relics Mi a Gordon Ford Cbai man. tin War Memorials Mrs Howard, Chairman. On Autographc Mrs Dr Vinton. Chairman.

On Photograph Miss Luqueer. Chairman, GentlemenOn Certiflcates Charles Parsons. Chutrmau. On Picuies and Sculpture Regis Gicnoux. On CnrlrsiUes and Relics Congdon.

ChpTman. On Epgravings Falcouer. Chairman. Fxecuuve Committee ford. Chairman.

Autographs aud I'hencraphs Ford. Cke'riiian. 1 be Committee will be ready to receive contributions at the house 119 Montsgue street, on and after PrMay, ISih Inst. Tne Exhibition will open on the 23il Inst. fi72tWS THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRE SERVED THE REGLLAR UNION DEMOCRATIC GFNEUAL COMMITTE OF THE COUNTY OF KINGS AND CI1 OK BROOKLYN A meeting of the "hove Com rrittt'ewillbelicldiittlRNAl)A HALL on THURSDAY EVENING IStbinst, at 7y o'clock.

Membeiswid bepunc tunl in their attendance. By order. JaCOB L. FENS, President pro tern. Tnos.

W. Davis. Sec. 17 it PARK AVENUE OPENING THE COMMON COUNCIL COM51 1 1'TEE on Park avenue ODen "will sit tohcnr nt the Committee Room, Cits HaU.onTHCBSDAY EVENING. Feb lsth.

1854, at o'clock. Parties interested are itivil'jd to attend. Urobk lju.Feb. 16th. 1EC1.

fl7 2t BAILEY J. HATHAWAY, Chairman. OFFICE OF THE WILLIAMSBURG II CUT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, FEB. 15ih, 18iH The annua' elccton of Pi ectois of this Co upsuy will be held st the oBlce, over tbe Williamsburgn City Bnk. corner of Firai anafoutnEeveoth Btreets, lltcoblyn.

L. on fll ON DAY. the 7lb day ol Slurch next he.wesn the hours of i up (1 5 o'clock P. M. 17f HUBERT GlltOUX Sec'y.

CATHERINE CASSIDAf LEFT HER BED and board, w'ttaout any cause or provocation. lhJi is Ue tbiid time thnt she lias done so. and 1 forbid anybody utln! or harbor nc her on my account as 1 will pay uu ac'Lsot hpreontract'ntr. MICUaKL CAttSlDAY, Coiner of Graham and jlyn'e ava. A NT OJSE HAVING A GOOD YOUNG XM hoise.

that driv free, nod a urood llelit. ltaclncn.T wnpon, can find a caah ouBtomer bv applying to W. 11. S.MiTH. ItlFlatbnsh avenue, from 7 till 12 in the T17 If BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND FATR.

Tns Conurdttea on Internal Arrant tine ata and urtrton of Goads btrcky give notioo tkat thor prwtd notlvs dtnallons of Goods, Prodioe. at tie faJUw 8tr aad Tfarahoua bt Brooklyn, aod rmapt fcr thsHtme: Vor small pMkajrU or sareU of Dry ag Fancy Goods 11. P. Horrab A Co't tit alton strHt. nuwa vmu i.

niton arc. Brooklyn Cib Gas Light Ocupany, lit Bm O. J. peoKalm Br' ffii tSdtom asraet. itrMt.

Atademr ofjMtulo, llonutme rtrt. (w nan. uowi tirm. U. B.

Bsnltaij Depot. 10 Ooart streat Tor GrsoatlM, Wet and Heavy Goods rord'l Pltsmpsnt'a, Thoasos'a, TToirn7 A oWfli'l (tort. i Brj pkttu oi paskue haU have seoarsly aCbuksd rc It a card Wibly nutrkiMl thus "BEOOSlTH AUD LOIta ISLAND FAIE." Il atawottakould alto be markad on thm parael. IrTnlo ef tht sams forwarded with It, with Ue unit dowor or doacrs. Ill GEO.

a STEPHSXSOK. Oktim. Vl'REME COTJHT, KINGS COUNTV Hoi rC" A. Thaver. PhtintlH.

lurHtest Murv E. Thavtr. Defjotln try irmnmons for relief. (Com. not served.) IU.

S. 1. Kev. M.mip, to cents.l lo the defendant. Mary E.

Thayer: Vou are herfbv aurnmoned and reriulrert to tnstrcr 'he coa'piaint lnihls action, which Is this lllcl in the oiliie of the Clerk of the Couniy of Klrgs. at the Citr Hall In tae Chy of Brooklyn, and to serve a cony of yonr.mswer to the said ocniplalnton thenibscribtr. ut Mj ottice 23 Niaiau street, la th City NewYork within twenty davs after the service of this aummonB on you. exclusive of lhe day of mich strlce; and If you fail to answer tti said complaint wit; in the time aforesaid, the p'alntlft' In this action wPl to the Court for the re'lef demanded the comiilaint. Hated Ktsw tork.

Jknnary. 18th, jii laiiwy TAYLOIt. I'la'ntlfTa Attorney. ESSE 8. ALLENHAUER XORKTZ CAR MIENSKES iniED HdlRKE will take place on WKliNKSDAY EVENING.

Keb. 17tb, at AtUARlAL Ua IU Park Theatre. Brook; u. 31 THE FINANCE AND DONATION COMMITTEE OP THE DROOKXYN AND LONG ISLAM Fallt, to commence oa the 224 of February, I8d4. In aid of lhe UnltedBtates Sanitary Commission, address their fellow citizens in behalf of the sick and wounded soldiers at the Bepublic.

Their cause must commend Itself to the sense of iusao wh ch every loyal man entertains towards those, who, lear ln kindred Dd borne, at their Country's call, axe exposes lo danger and death. 1 his they have done that all may enjoy the benefits an protection of the UNION, the CONSTITUTION, and TllH LAWti obtained by the Pat! lots of the Revolution but now tu silled TBA1T0KB In rebellion analnst TBEM. Tbe of duty, of patriotism, of love to God. snd love to man, aMke demand thatithess shall be maintained In their integrity, and that the trust committed to our care shall not be diminished or impaired for the cornbtc generations. The Nation must live, the lord Jehovah belns our help.

Shall rboee who accomphsh this, sutler We ask aid far lhe soldier, from your abundan. not as chsrliy. bat Ml partial payment, of a debt, wblci. can never be fully charsed. we ask that he Bhall not wnt while flehtln the bsttles of the Nation.

We cannotdouht chat your response wli ne prompt and generous, worthy or an American citizen, a lover ol hia country, and.a friend of suffering htusanlty. Tour subscription to the lands may be sent ta. either fheunderslrrned: John Kensle Chairman. 49 Plerrepont stro A Abbot Low. 3 Fierrepont Place.

Ohittsnden, 18 tlerrepent street. A DsjUfl, 108 LIvioRston street. Peter Cornell, 163 Columbia street BT11JQ Ibson. 67 Plerrepont street. buck, 18 Livinmton strtet.

tbsrlra Bill. Columbia street. Ropes, 112 Joralemon street. Rafus Craves, 107 Henry it re at. Joslab how.

Secretary, 30 KemseD street Georpe Barcber. Concord Btreet, Jatres FparVman, Bedford avenue. Cbas A Uauta, N. York avenue. Ttoeo Polbemus, Fifth avenue.

Pe Lamafr, 79 Clark Ltreet. Corlles, Llvinrrston street. Blossom, Mansion House. Job Ripley. cG Livinaton street.

Ibomae Messenger, 17 Plerrepont street. 7THB1 GREAT FAIR FANCT GOODS THK: J. Committee of Ladies on "Fancy (Joodi" earseitly I vlte a irompt oo operation of those engated In this department cf bualnsrs. In all its variety and eitent. Ladles wko dethe to eontrloute or work in this direction, re pxxtlcnlarly reQueated to cammunlcate with any member of tae Committee, who will (tiadly receive their oontrl butions, and eadeavor to allord them every facility In tkls the Fair.

Articlea may ba at any time to the Chairman of the Comsatttee N. Plarrepont it. UaiiBiu of Coiditrrn, Mn Saury Sheldon. Chairman. 91 Plerrepont et.

8 Oraola. Tics Chairman, S7 Clintoa at. Mrs Uockwell, Treasurer, st. Ilisa Rnckmister, Beo. oor Clinton and Amity.

Mrs Brtaa Smith. 55 Plerrepont at. Mrs Hush AUai, Uanlion at. MlnMaryS tirlfflth. Ill econi place.

Uln lam Ruateli. 194 Onion it. Mri SMIlIs, oor Myrtle and Lenls av. Mrs Henry Saunrer. 67 Plerrepont at Mrs Hunt.r.

94 Pierropont at. MIsaUatrKJarvIj. 83rBcnryst. Mrs Sheldoa. Remsen at.

Mrs fiarllcka. 117 Sckenaerhorn Bt. Mn Lunt 68 Clmtoa Miai Hows, 1 10 Willo at. Mrs Perry, 86 Ssmmlt St. Mis A Purvis, 171.

Aaalty St. MrsTAcballa. 176 Benryta. Mi BrctichlPier, 175 Court Bt. Mrs Dnkhsrt.

1 18 Hlckf Bt. MuaSuaan Ntlaon, 41 Renuen at. Miia treat, Ptetrepont House. Mill Mary Mil 129 Amity it. MInS Johnson, cernerBeweaatand Kant a Mrs Bratmard Hawe Bt.

near Lee av. Mlaa Harriet Tucker, 104 Mouumoe at. Uisa Htlesa Uuckwlti. 179 Henry at. Mln UuokwlU, at laa fellowf, 197 Uiloa at MadaB Amant 118 Henry it.

alias Maria Messenger. IT Plerrepont at. Mra Oeddard, Baahwl dk av, cor JelTanoa. Mrs licechcr. SI Columbia at.

Mra II Beare, 64 Boyt at. Mlu Minnie Stuto, 9S0 Clinton at. Mrs at Beard, 5 Bedford av, D. Sua A moll. Beard, cor Lea av and Rodney at, Horace Warreo, 10 Morton at.

Mn Trulow, Bedford av, cor Rosa at, D. Mrs was Kasmon, Ti nouinfia aireei, is Miaa Addle Wrltht, Badford av, cor Dlviaiin, D. Mra Robhuon, 119 South 9tb at, D. Miss Creub, 7 WuhlaaUn plaoe, O. at, V.

Bbu A Berry, cor South 9th and Sdst, CD. Mlai BJshardion, Per st, rear Bedford av, D. Uri hue Badean. S68 Jar at. filas Helta Uiher, 107 Clinton at.

Mln Mary A Taylor, 402 Paotfle at. net BROOKLYN AND LONG I8LAND FAIR CISOULAR OP THK SUB COMUITTBI ON BBLIUfl, CURIOBITimS. WAB MBM0RIAL8. tc. The Braoklyat asud Loni Island tinder the charge mt aQaaeral Conaolttee.

will be optned at the Academy of Music In this city on Monday, the 311 of February, in old S)T Called Statu Sanitary Commlaalon. The special duty of th committee which now aieVenflt you (a Sub Committee of that on Art, Relioa and Oarliauf uas) lathe collsation and arraniement of RABB AND OIJ BIOUS ABTIOLB6 and WAB M1UORIALS, Ulustratiac tbe Aboriginal CaloniaU Revolutionary and rsctnthittorr of our country, the care ol such ai may be loaned for tbe axblbltiow, and tbe vale of auch as may be eontribated for fke benefit of the Sanitary Cemmlrslon. Tbla wide field embraces objects of great interest to oveT lever of bis coontry. and we believe that aach a ootleotlana awe hope te accumulate will not fall ta be aiofal aldlne banerolaot object of the crSat Pair. Tne coaantUeei conilalenflyMksforauehleanaandcanlbuMenB rem eir Slow cltlaens and friends abroad are Indicated above, re le scarcely a family In the land which doel nat poises aaaie article ot interest, which will add to the value of oar MllacHoa.

Indian antiquities, Colonial and Revolutionary relics, old farnlture. ipodmens of the military and ctrlo ta laune of the olden time, aatograph letters and docaaasnlal aBwaamikag our early history, rare oolns and medals, olat boaks, mantasriptj and nerspapers, old silver, hlstorloal irtrala and pictures, objects the natau al pr aatcafoata aatd natural history of our two or other oouatiloat anything; indsed, and everything that will make otu rooBBaatraotlve and further the treat object of the Fair. The committee abo aaks for memorials and trophies the present rebellion the battle. at lned flags of oar askb realm en ta. Motwred colors of the nbel swords, mnikota.

balli, khalia. torpedoes, or any momoilals of this avast aott tasi. wketBer won upon the land or an the tea. Suoh exhibition will Inspire oa with a irate (ml memory the caaV lnt aea who have fallen In our dtf once, and a varan ar ba tereit thoau who still live ta fight oar battles. DUligent care will be ed to protect all articles of valas.

Inaurakoo will be effected. If desired, and a large fire proof safe will ba prarlied for their reception. All contributions ahould he labelled with a deicrlpt on of their character and histary, and with the ataaie aid aidreas of the exhibitor er denor. ffcey should be earefally packed, to the Ouaaalttee oa Relica, Academy of tloale, Brooklyn. L.

either by ky the siual fr.lxkt limes, ox. If llsht sad rS sable. by express. The coamitteo rospactfully aska ror an early response to ftb tlrcular. Any communication or lnaairies far farther alwraaaiion will have Immediate attention.

Brook bra. Jasaary, 18S4. CnABLBS CONDON. Ohalmsa. K.

W. HUBBAtU), L. LUTKINS, JOHB W. PBOVHIBQHAM. jlgSaw KU lahlt Tm J.

M. VALOONBB. mo ALL WOMEN INTERESTED IN AMD wo ax in a roR thb brookxtn and tvoxe island FA1K: In order to rseet and tauwar as fax as possible the msay cueatlons asked rolatlve to the arraniemeotandiftpropta tion of tbe tables at the approaching fair to be held in aia af tho Banltary Oommlsalon, the Joint OommiUee On la temal Arrangement and Reoeptloa Goods" beg leave a aubmit herewith the following plan as the one In thllr i4e ment oort calculated to promote the general Interests of the Pair: Alter careful and mature deliberation, It Ii the Am eea vlctlon and belief of tbe Committee that we can beat serve tbe oatue we sre all aiming to promote by having nl tables of religious or other organisations distinctly si suoh. Is the judgment of the Committee, It Is much to be desired ttiat our citizens on this occasion, ignoring all psxtyer sectarian lines, ahould all unite as with one heart in aid wi tne noblest cuauty wnicn nai ever oeen preseotea etsr people. As It is, however, the disposition of the Osmmlttee to meet as fax aj may bs the wishes of all Interested as contributors, ahould there be any religious or other organisations desirous of a separate table, snd willing to sssarae the reaiioniibillty of furnlshingsnd malntaiaiogsuch tsMs during tbe continuance of the Fstr.

suju organisation, bar making officlil application In writing to the Ohavrasa of the Gentleman'a Committee, Uoorge S. Stephenson, Bemsen stretk ou or before the 1st day of February next, osa have room sualsaed to it, as far aa the same may possible snd consistent with the other arrangements of the Committee. The Committee bee leave to assure ail contributors, that, by sending their donations to this Committee, at the Urns siid place, ot whloh due notice will be given, they will bs caretully arranged for dliplav and sale; and that donations from churches, societies and individuals will be accredited to them respectively, snd formally aiknowledaed. Religious or other orgunlsati ona which may be represented by separate tables, will be expected to appoint two ladies for each table, to be tbeiri reipocslble heads: auoh ladies to re ret auch assistants to act as saleswomen during tbe Fair ss may be neccaasry. subject, however, to suoh rs gralstlcna ss the Committee may deem It proper to pre acrtbe.

All other appointments of ladles to act as heads of ae psrtnez.ti ana salecwomon. and the and designation of tapirs, will be made by the Committee atths earlleBt practicable moment, from tbe different denominations, snd dae notlco given of tbe same. GEO. S. STBPHBNSOH.

Ghalrman of Gentlemen's Oommlttea. MBS. GKO. B. ASCHKK, )1i tr Chairman of LadlCB' Committee.

WATCHES fc JiSWBI.R. AIR JEWELRY. MOUNTED WITH CrOLS have HAIS that yon vstse, THB BEST WAI 09 PSSSiSTIKS I Is to have It mads up Into somo ABUCLS OF ZEWBSaM. OS, PUT UP IN SOME PRFTTT DS5VIOB a tsahb. We mnofactare tbe MotmisnHB and Hslr work oa the ouilaea.

snd think tbat ti3repalatlon ol Ute firm for roan? years In thK especial Bos ta a aofllr' ui leuarmtee that all orders left vlth ss vEI be execttod la the vaanr mot unit We have a targe and boautffal variety of patterns to seleot rrlei from, sod endesvo to Mbtefy aB who nsy bver u. with Uieir nrders. SPIES 4 OHAMPNKT. tsrs FTJLTOn BTRBTstT. td door from Ssnda strssv teilr rttl or thi advice of "Dr.

Anthony ot 44 Cllcton l'lace. New York, my wife discontinued the ue Ct fiee, and In its stfad adopted Lkvi Kowlkv' lnM KLit.s Cf.nKK prepared at 21U West Btreet, New Votk. lour It more grateful to the tists and stomaih. ivud exttf in, ly talutary In Its streets. Her health been c.tn fita' iuiprovlug under lfe nse, Dated st Hastings, oa the, Hiidat Jn 27, I8vt.

P. A niMUAK. CaaV. DIED. ClssiDT On Tuesday, Feb.

16,1864. Mr. Pliaicx Cisamr, IntheSlftyearol bis age. lhe filendB and relatives of the family are respectfully ln vlti to attend lis funeral oa Thursday, 18ih a o'clock from St. Joseph's Church, Pacific street nar Van ci r.

venue. Brooklyn, were a Requiem llljh Mils will id for the repose of his toul. Waliicb Tbls morning. WttLiAif WiLtics, Infant son of Robert and Boce Wallf 0. osed 8 mt ntbi and 17 dnys Funpra' will take at 2 clock to morto (Tburjday) from 89 Bold street.

Friends cf the faml'j are Invited to attend. Mills Od Tuesday. Feb. 16th, aftsr a abort illness, Robert Miixs. aged 66 year.

Tberelat'vesandfrlend are Invited to attend the funeral at hlaslater'8, on DeKalb avenue, 6th btur.e east of Ma'cy. on Thursday, Feb. 18th, at 10 o'clock A M. Thomas On the 16th Inst Annia C. Tnoms.

'8 montbB, daughter of Columbia and the late Ohirles A. 1boms M.0 and relatives a reouestd to attend thnfnnA rnl ii om the residence of her mother, 1S3 Adelphl street, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'c'ock. JoKES In Brooklyn, on Tuf sday, Feb. 16tb ASA Bluiki yoocgcBt daughter of James J. and ohrona Jones, ag di sear.

10 months and 14 days. The friends and relatives are re3pec' fully Invited to attend the funeral at the honepf the pa etti.74 Thursday. at2 o'clock P. M. Her remains wilt bs conveyed to Oypiess Hill Cemeteiy for interment, Brows On Monday, Feb 16th, Edwaro BaowN, eldest Bon of John B'own.

aged 6 yeais and 7 months. The fritnds and relatives are rfspectfu ly Invited to attend thefuneral from theresiiieDce of hlsparents, 4a Douglass on Thursday, Feb. 18, at 2 o'clock M. Tne remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for intt rment, Eimoksoh Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph M. aorf Adeline Elmonson, of the heart, aged 19 years and 11 months.

The relatives and friends of the family are re pectfully Invited to attend the funeral services at ber late residence, 170 livinfiston Btreei, on Thursday afternoon, Feb. lith, at 2 o'clock, without further invitation. HELP WANTED. WANTED A GERMAN OR COLORED GIRL 1 to do general housework. One who Is comrretrnt and can give the of reference will be paid (10 per month.

Call on Mis. F00TE, Greene avenae, two doors east oi uiatEon av. 17 It WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Must be a goodwa hir and lroner. City references.

Apply In Portland avenue, 5th house from tie avenue. 17 It WANTED A GIRL TO WASH, COOK, IKON and make herseir genera'ly csefuL Must have first rate reference from her last placs. Apply at 90 Co'umbla st eet. 17 It "1XSANTED A PROTESTANT GjRL (NO "1 other need apply) to do general housework In'a fmall American family. MaBt be ttdy and willing, and a gnod waelur and lroner.

Gool references rre inllspensl Me. Apply at 201 Cumberland between Lt'ajftte and TeKa ave between the hours of and 9 P. Wednesday snd Thursday. fiSMt WANTED A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND iron. Apply at Clermont avenue, 13th house 'rim Fulton av, fl7 2t WANTED WET NURSE A RESPECTA ble married woman, (American) with a freih breast or milk, wants a baby at her residence, having lost sr own baby 17 days old.

Please call at 192 Ea Pacific Bt, Brooklyn, 2 doors from Court. Relerencs liven and required. Can be seen lor 3 days; enquire in the store. 16 2t TJ7ANTED A PERSON TO DO FRENCH "1 Flnting for a store. store.

Enouira at 27a Fnlton ntrAL Biockhn, in the store. fi0 3t ANTED OPERATORS ON WILCOX GIBS'' Sewing 188 Courtstreet. Brook Un as at WANTED A SERVANT, TO DO GENERAL housework In a small private family; mast be tidy and obliging, a good washer and lroner and undarBtind plain cooking; muBt cime well recommended; none without city references need apply. Call at No. 17 8 1, Felix st, tear Fulton av.

16 2t ANTED IN A PRIVATE HOUSE OR cottse. a floor, with water, In Rrooklvn hv a srra'l family for housekeeping; rent about 410. Address, stating particulars, 1IOUSE, Bor 3579 N.Y. PO. fl6 21 WANTED EXPEBIENCED HANDS TO make up crape collars.

96 Myrtle awnue. up stilrs. W. KEMBLBR. WANTED AN APPRENTICE AT THE Jewelry Also a competent clock repairer.

Arply to Via. B. U0E, 237 Fulton, tor. Johnson stieet, .5 3f ANTED HANDS TO MAKE KNAPSAC KS Apoly Immediately to STEVENS OARPLXS, cor. Cjnrt and Sackett sts, Brooklyn.

flSlw XK ANTED 50 GOOD GIRL8, IMMEDIATELY ly for first olaf situations In the avenues, which are alwaye ready, knd no waitipg. Coll at the Housekeepers' Eirtanuc il5 Fulton av. near Elliott elace sign of the Sag. 3t WANTED OPERATORS WITH THEIR own Sewing Machines, to work on shelter tents in New York. Apply to STEVENS 4 CARPLE3.cor Court and Sackett BU, Brooklyn.

fl2 6t SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTKD A YOUNG QIEL AS SEAMSTliESS, and to assist in the care of a child; one who understands fine wasbimr, ironing and sewing, preferred. City relerenccs required. Apply from 4 to 3 p.m. at 63 street AIbo a good house girl.

fiTU VI ANTL.D A SITUATION BY A WILLING, truslwortey girl to do cooking, washing and Ironing oi general bouse work; is neat, capable, respectful and an excellent wafher and lroner, economical and oblighiog. Befit ot retcrcnccs given. Appiy at izl Atlantic street. mil ANTED DKESS MAKING, BY A MID Yr cle sged American lady, one who thorouchly under tamo's rcaklx in all Its branches. Also operating on Crover Baker's mr chine; has one of ber own; would tak? work heme or go out.

Apply at 141 WiUoughby st, between Fleil a. and Hudson av. fl7 3t WANTED A SITUATION, BY A RE3PECT able woman, to do general housework; is a good cook washer and lroner. Ha" good olty references; Is wil and oMIglng. Call for two da's at227 Pacific street be tweenfcmlth and Boerum sti, in thejatenient.

fl7 lt ANTED SITUATIONS AT 15 COURT ST. corner of Joralemon St. for from 100 to 150 smart, capable, wellreeommended servants, of different nations. We are now prepared to famish 50 families per day In Brooklyn and its vicinity, with the most reliable and best class rt servants In this citp, both Protestant and Catholic, cooks, children's nurses cbamberworks and girls for houeework MANNING'S offices. 15 Court at.

fl6 St HOUSES, Ac, WANTED. TANTEDUTTAEfOR HOUSEKEEP tt Ing, four or five rooms, situated near Courl st, be tween Cniioll Park and Atlantic at. Smith st. ilearvit. Auyrone having inch can hear of a good tenant by address ingllABPER.

Kasle office. I173t WANTED A HOUSE AND LOT IN WTL LIAMSBLTRGH Wanted to purchase, for ca h. or exchange for a 'malt fim of 10 acres, at Marlboro'. Ulster Crunty. N.

one mile from Hamntsn. on the North River. The i.oue aui barn sre in eood order, and all ii wjrth The land is all tilla ie and well adapted to berries, wblcb are i xtenslvely cultivated 'n that neighborhood. H73t 3. 0CTH0ROFT, 82 South 7th Bt.

WANTED PART OF A HOUSE FOR A gentleman and wife only, wlthinfilteen minutes walk of one ot the lerres, and with conveniences Trr housekeef irg Kent not over 250 Address, C. Box 2,737. N. Y. Cny P.

O. It WANTED A HOUSE, FROM MAY FIRST, pleasantly located In the vicinity of the City Hall with all the modern improvements. Rent not to to exceed ytjUH per anLUm. Address, JB. u.

P. 0. Box 28, febl7 It" WANTED A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN OR New York la exchange for a bouse in Saratosa Spring located on Circular Bt.eet. Call on or address A. M.

TOOTH. 503 Broadway, New York. It 7 ANTED TWO OR THREE UNFURNISH ed rooms for a man and bis wife, in a houae containing only one family. Apply, with terms, J. C.

Eagle office; It WANTED TO RENT, IN SOUTH BROOK a small bout e. with all the modern Improvamet.ts, acd stable attuched. AdrlreBs tby letter ouly) with full particulars T. ::7 Wyckotl st, South Brooxlyn. it' ANTED TO RENT A LARGE HOUSE.

with nit thn modern ImDrovemeEta. tosethRr with ftable. from 4 to lots of around; must be on or near the line of the DeKalD, Fulton or Atlantic avenues. Address W. SI Uretne avenue.

fl6 2t wanted to rent On or before 1st Mav a ecniforlable bouse, with two or more lots, in the nelphborhood of Bedford, with lease for two or ihiee years: rent not to exceed 5C0 or .00 per year. Ai llrtes J. C. tS5 Futten New York. fl6 8t AN TED A SMALL HOUSE, FltAME OR trick, within 0 minutes' walk of Fulton ferry, ir location Is desirable at.d house convenient will give tMOO Addref T.

C. Eagle office. fl6 2t WANTED BY A FAMILY OF THREtS persons, either 1st or 2d floor of a house, containing 5 or 6 rooms, with gas and water; must be In a gooi neighborhood and within ten minutes' walk of Fnlton Wall st. ferry. Addrets.

stating lull J. NELSON, 192 West st. N. Y. fl6St XT ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, v.

without children, a small, eeateel house, cratalnlng the modern Improvements. Possession desired before 1st of April next if possible. Rent not to exceed 4500 per annum. Address H.B., Post Office Box 41S9N.Y. fU2t" WANTED A PORTION OF A HOUSE, OR a rtmali cattarro.

In reaoectuhle neighborhood, at a. moderate rent, and completely furnished for housekeeping, mjt a cuu.it ituiujr ui ikcicicuucn "lu uc made perfectly satisfactory. Address with fail particulars, location andprlce. W. U.

boxl.ltBNcw Xork Post Oflloe. WANTED A SMALL HOUSE, OR PART ef a bouse. Bay 5 or 6 rooms, for housekeeping, by a email American family of three persors, careful, prompt tecants, convenient to Fulton ferry. Address HOUSE. Box 22S0 N.

V. Post Office. IS 6t BOARDING. BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN AT Oleimont avenue. It BOARD A FIRST CLASS TEACHER OF Music, Piano and Vocal, wishes to make an ar.

auo ment with a private family who would apprecintt tbe adv.mtaces or a teacher and good musician at home, in exchange or in exchange for a pleaisnt room avi hoi rd. Would also tear.h the Frennh or German Langungj If itqulred. Address "Haimony," Box 110, Eagle otli Brooklyn. fei7 i BOARD WANTED IN BKOOKLTN Oil YV msbursh, for a lady, and child six years ol 1, i a mise with modern Improvements. A large room, rcom and alcove (turnlsheo).

on second door (suonv Alen board for single gentleman, with com'ort iMo roow. Itcffrtnces exchanged. Addrcsi. slat ng terms and location E. P.

THOMAS P. Willlamiburgh. r'l7 it" BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN AND wl'e. coiivenientto the fetcs. Terms must be moderate.

Adtliess HOME. Eatle ofllce. stating terms and oca lion. fl5 Ht St EAGLE OFFICE, 2 1 2 P. M.

FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Fobtekos Moxkok, Feb. 15. Three Union prisoners of war arrived hero to day from Darvllle, Virginia, prison. Theyhavobeen atleendays on tbe rou'o, ard come Into our lines rla Suffolk.

The sttsmer S. It. Spauldiing sailed for Beaufort this P. M. Union Convention Meeting in Connecticut.

HAETFonn, Feb. 17. The Union Convention met at 10 o'clock fits morning. Tbe convention wss a large ard able one. lion.

James F. Pratt is Prea'dect. Gov. Euckinijlmm and tbo whole of the present State officers have been Dominated bv acclamation Erd without debate. An Voknown Vessel Ashore.

Hl Feb. 17. An unknown brie, outward bound rrarrrjed her anchor from tbe roads end parted. Sheisnoiv asWo to the wirdwo or Toddy's ledge under Southern Hill. Bbe will probably fill if tbe wind holds oo.

She has up the Erltieh ensign with the Union down. Woollen Mill Burnt. Augusta, Feb. 17. The old woollen mill of J.

D.Lang, at Vassalboro, was wholly destroyed by Are at dayiight this morning with all its mccblnery, looms, A portion or the wool was saved. The fire caught by a defect in tho stouofunnol. Insured for Qilty thousand dollars. National Democratic Committee No Organization Yet. A meeting of the "National" Democratic Committee waB held last evening at the "Capital," E.

Dl Morris, presiding, and John Shcaron acting as Secretary. The roll or members having been called, the first business in order wsb tbe returns from the election for delegates ordered to be held at Platbush. Daniel Gillen, one of the former contestants, presented credentials Tor himself and two others, which were contested by another party, and on examination it was louna mat no eiec ion naa been held as ordered Dy tho Committee. On motion the matter was sent back, and a new election ordered lo be held on Monday evening. Tho chair appointed tbe following' inspectors S.

Toorhees, C. O'Neil, and J. Edwards. Mr. Maloney moved that tbe permanent organization of the Board be postponed until the next regular meeting, and that the delegates from each ward and town bo requested to name the honory members to tako their seats at that meeting.

The motion was agreed to, and the meeting then adjourned. SECOND EDITION. EAGLE OFFICE, THREE P. M. STATE LEGISLATURE.

Albany, Feb. 17. EXPOBT4. Assembly Against the Lexington Avenue Itailroad bill. Adversely.

Agreed to. To reduce the capital stock of the Brooklyn City and llidgewood Railroad Compt.nj Incorporating the New York National Club Amending tho act legalizing the Uouaty and Itltot ordinances of the city of New York Supervisors. B1XLS MOTICBII. Making appropriations for bounties to volunteers. Confirming certain obligations given by county Supr visorc.

i BILLS INTROPUOKn. Eelative to streots in Hew York. Amending tbe act designating legal holidays. Incorporating the Slaten Island Savings Bank. Incorporating the Now York Mortgage Loan Co.

Providing for the payment of interest on cortain canal drafts. BILLS PASSKn. Relative to tbe Lebanon Springs Itailroad Co. Ilelative to limited partnerships. Increasing the sa'ary of tbe Brooklyn Police Justices.

The adveree vote on the bill establisbincr a free law library in New York was recons'dered and the bill again lost. From Key West, etc. Nbw YonE, Feb. 17. The steamer McClellan, from the mouth of th Mississippi, 8lh, and K.ey West lltb, has arrived.

She left at Key West the iteamer DeMolay, with troops aboard, also the gunboats Tioga, Comet and Also the prire stCEmer Cumbailand. captured a few days previous by the DeSoto. She had acargo of ammunition, arms, and was bound from Havana for Mobile when taken. The McClellan spoke, on tho Sth, off Southwest Pass, steamser Cahawba for New Orleani. TJPKEME COL'BT.

COUNTY OF KINGS Maria King asalnit Ssnmel Ha'l, John Om'xray and In pursuance of a judgment of the Supreme Court, rendered in tee above action, on the eixtetmth day of February, 1864, will be sold at public vendue, by or under tie direction of the undersigned, a Referee appointed said Judgment for tbat purpose, at the Commercial Exchange, number 369 Fulton street rrooklvn, on Tmsday, the 6th day of April. 1364. at follow Ug described lands and premises, viz: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and Oeln? to the Town of New Utrecht and be'o known and distinguished onamaponfileia tbe office of the Register of Kings County, entV'ed "Mao of the Village of Ovingtm. s'tuatel in tbe Town of New Utrecht, in tne County Kings and State of New Tork." as Burveved June. 185 Teun's Gr.

Bergen, as lot number forty tix (45), which said lot. according to said map Is bounded and described as follows: Southwesterly. In front, by Qvlngton avenue fifty four feet five Inchc: nrrtheseterly In the rear by land now or late of Samuel Fleet fifty Ionr feet five inches; northwesterly by lot number forty live on said map, one hundred and seventy feet two Inches; and southeasterly by lot number forly ieven on fa map one hundred and seventy feet and two licbes. be the said dimensions more or less. Also, all tbkt certain other lot piece or parcel or land, known and dlstlngulshrd on said map as lot number seventy four, which Eald lot, according to said map, is bounded aud deicrlbtdasfollows: Northeasterly, in front, by Ovington avenue fifty fou' feet and five inches; southwesterly, Inihe rear, by land now or late of Winant W.

Bennett, fi'ty tour feet and five Inches; northwesterly, by tot number seventy tive on said map, one hundred and fifty two feet and eight Inches: and southeasterly by lot number seventy three on aald map one hundred aud fifty two feet eight inches; be the said dimentions more or less, fit belr a understood that tbe soace in Iront of said lots to the depth of fifteen feet is reserved as a court yard, anit not to be built upon together with all the right, title and intere to that part of Ovrigton avenue lyirgin Iront of and adjolLint saia lots, to the cen trof said avenue; subject to the use of the same as a public street, highway or avenue by the owner or ocupinti of all r'ie lr.ts fronting cn said avpnup. as laid rtown on sild map. HENRY O. MURPHY. Referee.

OTFICE OF THE MONTATJK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 7 Brooklyn, Feb. Kj.b. IW4.

At the annual ejection cn the loth Inst, the following r.auied gentlemen were chosen Directors for the ensuing namely. Vm Ellsworth. John Studweil Husted Pronrls Mason Wm Thomas John Prince llenrv Reeve vvuiete wicnois bitmuel lhirtls Neliemlah Mason Stephen Llnington Raymond Joho Lewis Whiting Whitehouse A A Low A Tliorue A Foster Abraham Lott George PRklns Eli Robins Edmund Titus Chauncey Cooke arret Bergen .1 Johnson Warren Richmond John Wlnslow Powell 0 Bralnaxa John Phelps Stevart Edward White VV'm Ingrabam Heniy Boerum Ckas Belts A Newman Josiah Smith Campbell joun nmsey jame Karon Valentine 1 uos Coughliui aicx atuaw eu ftvancis A ume J'oster Petit And for Irft ertors next electlcn, Conkliu Ilruah, Richard InvTucaiu, Stephen Croweil. At a sutsccjuent meeting of the Hoard, WILLUM ELLS WORTU was uniinlmcusly re elected Pre: Went for the en a'ulceyear. Im M.

8HiKlFF'ri SALE By virtue of Qvo certain write ot execution. Issued oat cf the Supreme Oourt, to me directed and delivered, 1 will sell by public auction, at tbe Sheriff's Office, No. 14 Courtstreet, In the City of Brooklyn, cn tbe Mi day or April. 1864. at is o'clock noon, all ineriuut.

nut, buu wuicn 1. XUUUuK hid on tie 20th day or September, 1862. or at any time thereafter. In whose hands soever tbe same maybe, of, In aud to. All those certain fifty four lots, pieces ar parcels of land, situate, lying and being In the Seventh Ward of the City of Brooklyn, County of King! and State of New Tork, known and distinguished on a certain map entitled "Map tbe Bar Scale Farms In the Seventh Ward or the City of Brooklyn," filed In the office of the Register of Kings County, by the following numbeis, to wtt: Numbers at 185.574.

6T5, 1)76. 677, 578, UC2, 603, 604, 003. 60S, 6117. 603, 625. 6.

1 37, 636, 637, 641. 64'i 616, 6 16, MS, 1, 6E0, 651. fisi. 65t, 668, 9, 6711, 671,672. 671.

74 675. IBS, f6, 9U7, 6K8, Si, 7(10. 701, 70S, 730. 751. 736, 787, 738, 17.

AIbo, all thoae 14 lots of land, being and lying in the 9th Cate 7th) Ward cf the City cf Brooklyn, knowa and diatla gni hed on a certain map made by Daniel Kwen late City Surveyor, dated December, IK.l entitled "Man of valuable property in the Seventh Ward of the City of lately belonging to (Jam Nostrand, Esq. and mt nd td to be filed inihe office oi tli Clerk of the Oaunty of Klrgs, as and by the numbers 511, MS, a4, 5:0, oW. 550, 531. 552, 563. 654 and Also all those all other lot laid Sown on aatd Nostrand farm map aa and bj the numicri i'Ji.

504, 505 6C4. 5J7 aod l. Also, all of thoro 12 lots of la nd In the Seventh Ward the Bald Olty or Brooklyn, known and de.nuoated on aald "Hay Seale Farms'' map ai lot 1S4, 10i 155. 178, 1SJ. 290.

3(6. 817. 812 and lilt. Also, a certain othf strip, plerf or parcel oriand, lying and belugln the Severtb Ward of tb. City of Brooklyn, on the noiti aide of DtKalb avenue.

Commencing at a point on theea.torly side or Pmnklin uvenue. distant eiibtfaet nonlierly from the lj corner of DeKalb and andrutinlrj il'enceeastwardlrand paral wlthLeKa itveme two hun.lr edfetttoSkillraaua'reet tlieoce seutherly alotg su eet eight feet to Pe Kalb avenue; thence wcatrrly along DeKalo avenue two hundred feet to Franklin avenue: ihenm nortnfri Franklin avenue eiuht fet. to the place of Dated Tlrooklin, Feb. 4, ISM. t16 lav 6wTn J0HN McNAMEK, How abb tou Gkeknuacks.

Gcnta' Dress HaU. Amy and Navy Port Ilats. Boys' Caps. Ac In ex tuase tor greenbacks, atBajalet'a, J31 Fulton at. Amusement; this EveaiBg.

HOOLBTS OPBEA HOUBB Comer of Court and Bemsen sta. Ethiopian Songs; Burlesqued, Act, Faroes and Dances. 8 o'clock. POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Bunyan's Pilgrims progress. WEDNESDAY EVENING FEB.

17, Bodt op a Child Foukd. The body of a male child about tiro years old was found this morning In Go, wanus Bay, foot or Forty second afreet. Cbroner Morris will hold an Inquest on the body. A Dootoe Robbed. Dr.

Cochrane had his horse and wagon stolen last evening from the front of bis bouse, corner of Court and Amity streets. Damage bt the Storm. The "wind blew a fence down In Third avenue, near Fifteenth street, about eight o'clock last evening, and a boy named Patrick Gar vey, who was passing at the time, was struck and badly injured. Inyttation to THrEVE3.TJndcr this head the returns of the Forty first Preoinct Police contain the announcement that the hardware store of Joseph Wallis, corner of Contt and Schemerhorn streets, was found open at ten o'clock this morning. The owner was notified by the Police.

Credit to whom credit is Due. The credit of recovering Bix dresses alleged to have been stolen by Mary Ann Mack, given lo Sergeant Caslor, of the41th precinct, belongs to Mr. Butler, the Doorman of the sta fon bouse. Mr. Butler discovered the goods and gav the inlonnatlon to Sergeant Caster.

The Volunteer Movement. The cold snap of yesterday and to day seemed to have added an additional incentive to volunteers, and yesterday afternoon and this morning recuiting was quite brisk, the greater part of the volunteers, however, being veterans from th field. The Bounty Committee expected to be able to enroll about 200 of the Second Firo Zouaves, but as yet the men have not made their appearance, and it probable that ere this they have been gobbled up by tho Hew York authorities. Heart Disease. On Sunday evening last, Mrs.

Kemp, residing at 5S South Second street, E. died suddenly of heart disease. While returning from church in the evening, she complained of feeling sick, and on arriving at her residence, about 10 o'lock, she died." The Coroner was not notified as he should have been, nor was any inquest held. For some reason or another many of the Eastern Dlstriot physicians are more or lass remiss in such cases as this of Mrs. Kemp.

Death op the Father oh Gen. McNeil. ames McNeil, for many years blind, died at his residence in South Third street, E. on Monday morning. The same evening his wife also died.

General McNeil, now at St. Louie, and notorious for having caused the execution of the rebel prisoners of war in the Southwest, in retaliation for the failure or the rebel General in command to produce a certain aged citizen who had been missed under somewhat suspicious ciroumstances. A Fatal Malpractise Case. The investigation into the cause of death or Mrs. Leonora Kinder, 229 Second street, D.

was begun this morning before Coroner Barrett and tho following gentlomen actinias jurymen E. Baker, Foreman Messrs. Tuliy, Bartlet, Carroll, Charles Bode, Owen Gallagher, Philip Brady, B. Staus. Tho jury viowed the body of the deceased, and then adjourned to some future time, when the medical testimony shall bo in readiness.

Dr. Bauer, on concluding the post mortem examination, took the stomach and intestines of deceased, in order to make a chemical ana lysis of their contents. This will occupy somo days The inflamed condition of these organs indicated suoh a procedure as eminently proper. Miss Herrino at the Park. Miss Herring, with her company, made a debut before a good audienco at the Part las night.

The entertainment was a de elded success, and will be followed up on Friday with an entire ohange of progamme. Courtship and Marriage. De Cordova gives his great lecture on the above subject at Plymouth Churoh to morrow evening. All our young people should hear it, and all the old people will go to make them feel yung again. It is for the benefit of one of our most worthy, moral institutions tho Navy Mission Sabbath School.

Take care of the navy and sailors' children. Grand Concert. a grand concert by the pa plls of the public schools of the Eastern Dlstriot will be given in the Lee avenue Sunday School Hall to morrow evening in aid of the Sanitary Commission. An excellent programme has been prepared. Skating To dat.

We are glad to chronicle the advent of winter, for the sake of those benighted individuals who enjoy skating. The ice on the Washington Pond is several inches thick, and to morrow there will be a band of music and a gay time generally, The pond is in admirable order, and the retiring rooms are warm and comfortable. Hoolet's. An excellent bill will be given tonight by Manager Hooley, including "Pipes" and other novelties. The Buntan Tabi.aux.

The Immortal alego ry of Bunyan illustrated upon canvass, which Is now on exhibition at the Polytechnic Instituto, is a triumph of artistic ekill worthy of tho age in which we live. It is, without exception, the most magnificent series. of pictures ever exhibited In panoramic form in tbtB city. The The sublime conceptions of the dreamer, which are so striking to the Intelligent mind, are brought out heboid relief before the eye, and invested with a material' existence. Wo would remind our lady readers of the afternoon exhibition to morrow at 3 o'clock.

The tableuax are also exhibited every evening at a quarter beforo eight. Tnr Artists' Reception To xionT. The splendid exhibition of paintings, statuary, arranged under the auspices of tho Art Committee, will be open to the publlo lo night for the benefit of the Sanitary Fund. This collection of paintings is the most valuable ever placed on exhibition in tlrs city, and inciudos many gems of art raroly, if ever seen, out of tho galleries of their owners. Among then is the full length portrait of Washington taken from life by Stuart, also a master piece of portrait painting by the same artist, tho likeness being one of the Luqueer family of this city Another fine portrait is that of Mr.

Pierepont's mthor, by John Inman. There is a'so a fine portrait or Col Trumbull, Washington's aid de aair.ji, takea from life. Tho gem of the collection Is, however, a painting by Baron Wappar, the Confidante. Th's is truly a masterpiece art. Its beauty of ooloiing, elaborateness of finish beautiful effect of light and Bhade, and the exquisite drapery of the flgureB, and the expressive character of the cauntenanccs, are such as to at once strike the ev0 alike of the amateur and connolBseur.

Another fine picture is the one by Rubbles." The working up of this picturo is truly artistic. Near by is one of Easimau Johnson's finest productions, which tellB the story of onr Old Kentucky Home," as if photographed by Williamson. A series of three p'ctures illustrative of the life of a young German student, is an excellent conception admirably can led ont. The Becond scene of the series, in which the Student is undergoing an examinations at tho hands of tho Collegiate Judges presents a series of portraits showing great individuality of character. In the Landscape department we have two splendid pictures by Glgnonx his winter vlow of Niagara at bunrise" being one of his most successful efforts.

But wo will not allude further to tho collection to day; surtke It to say tbat it Is tho most superb exhibition of rngs ever seen in this city. Tickets oan be procured at the box office of tho Academy, and the probabilities are that a gathering of the lovers of Art unequalled in the annals of Brooklyn receptions will bo seen on this occasion. We call attention to the advertisement of James M. Miller of property to bo sold on Washington street tho 19th. Huntington can't be found at No.

320 Fulton Street, but ho can bo round at No. 322, second door below, (Below means near the Ferry) whore tho firm or which ho is theybuniier will contiuuo to dispenso Shirts," Ac. to the million. Sveak TnrEvrNG. Every case in Brooklyn might have been prevented by the Burglar Alarm Telegraph, as the bell can be set fur the basement, or for tho outside doors, In tho evening and afternoan, or all the time, and not for other parts of the house, so that no thief can open a door, neither can a door be loft open without giving an alarm.

Iiuijuxd, 202 Broadway, New York. (Fairbanks Co.) Chenille and Invisible Nkts The largest assortment, the best made end toe cheapest In the city, at J. Locgirr, los 4 Co's. 251 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. outside Esfftrly drew a pistol and shot Lowry, woandlng him in the thigh.

Till tappers. Two boys quietly entered the store of Mr. James Dougherty, corner of Green Lane and Yo. lt street, last evening, while Mr. D.

was in the back room, and they took $8 out of the drawer. As they wore going out saw them and started in pursuit, shouting thief." Officer Campsie of tho 42d, hearing the cry joined in the chase, and ran down one of the boys, rnd took him in custody. He gave his name as Anthony Devine. Tho other boy escaped with the money. Devine was held for examination.

Diseolving A Partnership. The clothing business has been carried on at 27 Hamilton avenue, by Lewis Slotting up to Monday night. Co. not being entirely satisfied with the way things were going, concluded to dissolve partnership and secure himself. During Monday night, under tho cover or darkness, he removed the entire stock of clothing, cloths, cassimeres, neck ties and suspenders, valued at $S50.

Mr. Slotting was naturally ssreewhat astonished the next morning when he discovered thlB sweeping transaction, and he went to see the Police about it. From enquiry he learned tbat the goods bad been taken to the house of a Mr. Herbert, at Ml Columbia street. A search warrant was obtained and placed In the hands of officer Wilson, of the 48d, who searched tho premises yesterday afternoon and found about a dozen boxes of suspenders and neckties, worth about $S0.

The rest of tho property could not be found. Co. is rum est inventus, so is Mr. Herbert. Christie Burns on his Muscle.

Christie Burns Is occupying the attention of the Police Court again. MlBfortunes, which come not singly, are accumulating on the festive ChrlBtie, and from the lofty character of a plaintiff in Court, he sunk to that of defendant. We chronicled his Inglorious failure as a morel reformer, and now we have to record that In tho role of a public officer seeking to bring Justice to a delinquent little darkey, Christie has again come to grief. Christie, be it understood, is a deputy sheriff by virtue of a warrant with a green Beal about the size of a buckwheat pancake, which Christie can never look upon without emotion, and feeling what a big thing it is to be a public officer in a free country. Christie was walking down Washington street tho other day, meditating on the responsibilities of his position, when right before him there ran a sportive little darkey of five summer, whose genealogy had evidently fjone through a few stages of the process of "miscegenation," which had subdued the rich African tint to a mild cream color.

This miscegenation and mischievous youth picked up a pebble from the highway and cast It from him, and a window being In the line of its orbit, the fragile glass was shivered in the collision. Breaking windows is not in accordance with low, and throwing stones is a direct vlo laiion of an ordinance of the city. Christie, as an officer of the law, felt called upon to discharge his duty, and be incontinently seized the small but destructive contraband by the back of his neck and held him as a hostage for the damages, in spite of his kicking and yelling, which brought out all the boys, dogs and unoccupied women in the neighborhood to see what was the matter, and finally came the anxious mother to the wretched little darkey. After a eood deal of talk, the anxious and indignant maternal contraband ransomed her offspring from Christie's clutches by paying the demandsof the glazier for repairing the window. But to have satisfaction, she made a complaint beforo Justice Perry against Christie for assault and battery.

The woman's name is Mrs. Margaret Hooper, and she lives at 102 Washington street. The case was partially examined yesterday morning, and was further adjourned to Thursday. The Great Fait. At a meeting of the Committee on Manufac tuies and Mechanic Arts, held Monday evening, the following members reported subscriptions up to the present timet as followB: Obtairedby Wm Burdon, (roods and cash.t2.000: DP Delano, In cavh.

3.200; Wm 'rthur, do. 827 34; Jamb Oat water. Roods and caah, 121: David 8 Qulmby, do. 330; Norman Hubbard do, 73: Jackson, do. H5; Thos Brooks, cisb.

65 Vernon andWODunton, goods and cash. 941 60 Wm Wise. do. EOO CO; Jno Maiury. cash, 401: John Freech.

do. 192 John Butler, goods and cash, 157; SK uani. ao, ttu; tr rn ooawara. gooas ana tuo3 TKnitht. eoods and caBb.

200; Jas Moors, do 125 5C: A Fuller, cssb, Sharkey and John Souster. goods and cash, 617; Warns, do. 197; bylvanus White do 778 25; ObasESmith. do, 260; I Vfnii do. 200; BTstham.do, 212 60; Kithlsn oo, 127: Loomls.

cash, 60 40; A H'cks. roods, 3r; Julius Ives, Jr, do 3 750: II Witty, do, 300; Hait. do. S64. Total 905 69.

Members of the Onmmiitee are requested to repertlnfull at tie meeting on THURSDAY EVENING next, lnordsr that a lull report In detail may be published. Bv order of Wm. Bpboos. Chairman. Brown's Beonchical Tkochel, or CoughLoz engee, cure Coufji, Cold, Hoarseness, and Influenza, or any Irritation or Sorenes of the Throat.

Great service in subduing Hoarseness." Bar. Daniel Wise, New Tork. Tho Troches are a staff of life to me." Prof. Edward North, Hamilton College, Clinton, BT. Y.

A simple and elegant combination for Coughs, 4c.1' Dr. G. F. BIglow, Boston. We would again call attention to thiB indispensable artlele of Gold Medal Soap, for the laundries and the ladles, What tho dear creatures will do when the mannfacurer, in the course of human events, steps Into another sphere of being, we are at a loss to Imagine.

Make the most of him while yon have a chance to do so, for nature, art, or sclenee can never produce a second J. Monroe Taylor Gold Medal Soap. We cannot say half enough in its favor. After nslng, you will say the same Multitudes prize the Beverages of the festive board quite as much as they do tho Solids. The most healthful and the best for family use is tun farfamed Kern's Bast India Coffee, which Is sold by all Grocers at twenty five cents per pound.

Ask for Kent's, no other genuine. General Depot No. 10 1 Beade street. fl7St s. m.

Foreman in Taylor's Saloon, Broadway, N. T. My wife has been Buffeting with lnwsrd Piles for 4 years. The Indian Herb Doctor has cured her. Mrs.

Chas? My son has been cured ofconsnmotion.br the Indian Herb Doctor. Pcroons doubting he fact can call and see me at 487 Fulton av. A Mfinberor Stewart's Hand My son has been cored by the Herb Doctor of 181 Fulton street, Brooklyn. From K. G.

Fry, Fnglneer at the Navy Yard Brooklyn. N. I would reooramend all who are troubled Wito Rheumatism, General Debility, to try the Indian Herb Doctor of 181 Fulton street, Brooklyn, who has cured me. E.faT. Navy Yard, Brooklyn.

Wigs Cameron's Ihyisiblk Wigs and Totj pkk8 This new and novel Invention la worthy the Inspection of a'l Interested. Partings never sons or stuns and Is prcnounoed by connolseurs to so closely resemble nature as to defv detection. Half Wigs. Bans, long Hair Braids and Hair Work generally, of every shade, sfcte and color 199 Fulton street The Bkoosxyh Juvenile High School, 189 Washington street, will commence the Spring Term on Monday, Feb 1st. 1864.

This a Is eaoeclally designed for Boys between the ages of Five and Twelve Years, and Is preparatory to the Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute, where the Tenth Annual Circular and Catalogue can be obtained of Prof. o. Ski hoc, and also at toe store of Mr. G. P.

Mim? 217 Fulton street. j30 tf The liest and largest stock of Buttons and Ornaments are to be found at the Ladles' Trlromlce Kcnpo iluni J. Locairr. Son Co. Manufacturers.

251 Fulton st. Mks. Winslow's Soothing Sykui relieves the cblld from the stomach and bowels, acidity, ard gives tone and visor to the whole system. 25 cents a bottle. dl 0m To Superintendents or Sabbath Schools.

Surfrintetderti wishing t3 make arrangements for their Sabbath Schools to attend the exhibition of the Bunyan Tableaux, can do so by calling on C. C. Mudge, ii Couit street. Robert J. Grkkswood, Mftnacer and Proprietor of the Bunyan ibleau.

fll cod2rv Nassau Laundky, No. 60 Fulton Avenue We are now prepared to do all work In our line In the best mnnr cr, unuaeuver promptly, at reaaonaoie rates. HrHTroaTOir Hykhs. Orders left at nuntlngton 4 Dubois Gents' Furnishing Store, ho. Fulton Birect, will receive prompt attention.

1231m To the Ladies! Those who are in want of Zephyr Worsteds for the Ssnltory Fair, can have them at the importers' prices, by showing their proDer credentials from the Committee. J. Txwikitt. flow A rkv. ki Vi.ttnn tree Browse's Patent Mbtalio Weather Strips and Window Bands exclude wind, rain and dust from, and Btop of doors and windows of every description.

For sale In all Hardware stores. Principal Depot 644 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. nil till fob 28 I3f Henby McClosket, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND COMMISSIONS OF DEEDS. Office No. 16 Court street, opposite the City Hall.

LOST AND FOUND. dfcnn BEWAKB LOST A SMALL WHITE qpO POODLE 8LDT, with a dark spot on ber back, dark ears, black eyes and nose; answers to the name of (fannle; Is of no value only ns a Rift or pet of the owner. Any person returning her to No. 1 Atlantic street, will receive the above rewaid. It LOST A WHITE POINTER DOr, WITH liver colored bead and ea s.

and some spots of the above color on blBbody; ba 1 a steel chain collar, with owner's name, on bis nick. TDe nnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at the Naval Ilosi itaL fl7 3t" ffiO REWARD LOST AT THE ACADEMY 3D of Mnalc, last nlgut. Feb. 16th, a PORT M0NA1B, coptali Ing a Gold loroe firer 4c. The above reward will be paid to lhe finder by calmgat the Rar le Office, or 69 1st Place, and balng the paroC.

3 LOST $20 KUWAltD A LADY'S CHILD KXAM Kl.ED IU'NTING WATCH with rubber chain attached. Tbo person who found tho same will receive the hmu reward on leaving it at No. 61 State st. flilf I OST ON TUESDAY "AFTERNOON, ON I Fulton st nrar Nasalu, a small l'OCBE I'BOOK. con tnlnta a pold pencil and ine money.

The Under will be fu.iablyrtwrc'edon leaving It at UaKRI: store, 1W7 Fulton ttreet. fen if LOtiT AT 1'ltoMENADE OONtjEKT LAST Nl'ht at academy of Music, a 13TH RK IT UREAS 1N; be rewarded by roturn're same t) yu. BAKER, 2 ,6 Union st Brooklyn or lnJ llroadway New Tork, fel7 2t.