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ifg Stfos suit Cossipr. FIRST EDITION. By Telegraph to Brooklyn Daily Eagle F.AG1.E OFFICE 3K Iff. FROITI ISLAND WO. 10.

The Camphells. It will be seen elsewhere that this excellent troupe open for one night at the Alheneurn, to morrow (Saturday). They also give a matinee to morrow afternoon. Prof. Panokmo's Concert took place at the Polytechnic Institute last evening, and was listened to by a large and appreciative audience.

Miss Bell's efforts rrave entire satisfaction, and Messrs. Prendergasf, Melvile, Bradford and Gris wold were repeatedly applauded for their per' formances, wbich were creditable in the highest degree. Prof. Panormo's execution on the piano fort was such as to satisfy all who heard him of his complete mastery over that instrument, and added greatly to the success of the concert. Charge or Seduction.

Jerome Richardson, Cnptan of a canal boat Ijint; at the Atlantic Uasin, was arrested yesterday by officer Urerend, of the 2d I'rec'net, on I ho complaint of a yonnp; woman named Mary Dairy, who charged him with having, under prom'se of mar riiipe, induced her to wander from the path of virtue. The accused was not ready for examination, and the case was postponed for a few days. Fiirmoii'o Titist Insurance Companies. The fire it is supposed originated in carelessness. A slight fire occurrccd in thfi bascmiintof No.

112 Nassau street, occupied by Joseph Hind, yesterday atiernoon. The flames were extinguished by Chorlcs Smith and other citizens. Damage trilling. Amusements Not Public Grand Masquerade of the Clinton Sociables Kill Masque in Uie Second avenue, New York F. F.

F. War and it unwelcome train of existing concomitants, has produced an effect of doubt and depression upon society to a considerable extent) resulting in a marked diminution of amusements. But intervals of merriment in public and private circles tend to dispel In a measure the glosm and apprehension consequent on the presence of this evil. Such an occasion took place last evening in the. Masquerade of the Clinton Sociables, given at one of the palatial mansions which adorn the aveuui: from v.

hich the Sociables are named. Br the pa three weeks the New York costumers have been aroused to unwonted activity by scores of i ri tty, inquisitive, and hard to please young damsels in starch of some suitable and surely ef. fective disguise, wherewith to grace the occasion. Young gentlemen also.in groups, pairs and Binsrly, divided with the fair onesj the attention of the cosutmcrs, quickly deciding upon whatever most pleased their less finical ideas. Like all times set apart for great occasions and ceremonies, the anxiously looked for evening at last came round and with it the throne: of members of the Cliaton and their host of friends, all attired in costumes, representing almost every nation and conceivable character on the globe.

To specify each of the many comprising the gathering would prove a laborious undertaking, there fore, we will merely mention several that attracted considerable attention as well as elicited admira tion from both observers and participants. The ladies, who must have priority in all descriptions, aie especially entitled to it in this. Beyond all comparison the queen of the constellation of beauties was Miss way, who Was arrayed in midnight gauze, plentifully studded with stirs dmy.Vwg brilliancy. "Morning" was doubly represented by Mies Jennie and another squally fine looking young lady. Each moving through the throng with majestic splendor.

Many others as finely got up were among the Dumber, prominent among them being a Pocha hontas, whose good looks and graceful motion could not fail in rescuing a dozen Captain Smiths. A petite Polish Danseuse, which if a truthfu1 epecimen, compels us to award to Poland the palmf beauty of features and symmetry of form ui' its fair inhabitants a fair personation of revo luiionary beauty and fearfully extensive toilet in a Miss 1, a number of Highland Laasies, Swiss peasant girls, Red RidiDg Hoods, Indians, ifce. The gentlemen displayed considerable taste in the selection of as elegant a variety of costumes as has ever been brought together in this city. Prominent among them was an English Jockey (in scarlet jacket, knee breeches, wbich was well assumed by Mr. who with the aid of a mischievous whip accelerated the movements of certain slow coaches among the party.

Mr. as Lord Lovell, was there in an incoDsolably bereaved condition, if svoe begone counUnance and abundance of crape are reliable criieiioiis, and in order to offset the gloom which bis presence created, Mr. A.C.C asaClown, made mirth of the drollest kiDd. The "What is it" bad apparently conveyed himself from Bar nutn's, bringing therefrom twogigantic bats, who kept moving and dancing among a motley group consisting of solemn Monks, meek Quakers, inquisitive Yankees, verdant Irishmen, dropical boys, (the worthy President, Mr. being one), droll clowns, stately kings, dukes, fcc, fce.

About 4 o'clock the company broke up, well pleased with their evening's entertainment, and MIfcB MARTHA AMES, (LATE PRINCIPAL of Female Grammar School, No. 2n, Ne York Oif ,) has commenced a Class for the education of a limited nu.11. her of pupils of twelve years 01 age nod uowards. at No. 1.13 Atlantic street, between Court aud Clinton streets Charge for Tuitl in In Rnglish branches and the ItudlmcTita lSdilfi5lSi SSa Hours oflnstructlon fromO A.

M. until 1 p. i Parents can here secure for their daushu advuiW es of careful and thorough culture, In a snwl select clan. With an experienced teacher. Pupils re admitted at any time when there are vacancies Is made from iteof entrance.

Circulars at. the Fancy Goods titore of Sir. It It AN OT 13? untie mre et, mil tf BRYANT, 8TRATTON, PACKARD PENN'S BKOOKLYN AND NEW YORK UOMUKKUIAL COLLEGES, HAMII.ION BUILDING, Court street. BROOKLYN, COOI'KIt INSTITUTE. NEW YORK OI TY.

BOvkkeeUnR Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial I.aW. enmat.sMp, Correspondence 4c practically taught. ulDfH i boors 9 to 12 v. M.

2 to ana 7 to 9 P. "L6 lu the "National Chain fC'immercIsl Collcses, extending from Sew York to at. jrmls id present superior facilities tor acquiring a thoronah oslneBs education. Scholarships Rood tbrirwhoutthe chain. The public are invited .11 and examine ths iclUtles Jnj Circular, adilress, at either uoiat dll ly BRYANT, 8TRAITON, PACKARD PENNS FOR SAJLE ASD TO 1JET.

TO LKT, IN BROOKLYN A TWO STORY, attic and cellar frame house, with five lots, situate on (lie tost lJe of lomviits avenne. between Ulckory and (jubicey streets. Rentlow. Apply to FOSTER bOPER, No 4 Hai da street Brooklyn. m2 tW0 LET OR LKAliE A THREE STORY AND Jt baserrent brick home, a most desirable residence, sltti a in ttie heat paTt of Clinton st eet, (No ISO with eeery convenience, water, gas, Ac.

Inquired F. GERKTY. No. 8 Old Slip, Y. m2ii6t PART OF A HOUSE TO LET FRONT basement and second floor, to a gentleman, wire and pervantonly.

tlther part similarly occupied. Positively no children. Location Clinton street. Modern conveniences. Rent low.

l'osneislon any time. lUference? of the h'Rhest refpecta" llity given requited. Address T. Box 7:2 New York I'oBtOllice. 2'.

fro LET, IN WILLilAMcbURGH iEViSRaL brick houses, situated cn Third a idFourth streets. 600 'ot for sale or lease at rnoJera'e r.rices, ftuated between Firbt and fifth street! and North 7ii street and Bujhwlck Creek. ApplvloS. HUNT. lrJFou'to avenue New Yori.

ortoCIIA FOWI.EK. Agent, corner of Third and North mh2S lm Cji'J. i if i Uk kou'saTk th en IO tire premises norilieasi corner Classon avenue and Hickory slrect, consisting of a two and atlic Cottage House, with kitchen extension, ten rooms and good cellar: four full IoIh of ground, HiiixlUD feet in all, well stocked with choice fruit trees, flownrs, shrubs, grape vines and berrks; also a large garden to cultivate. The houte is in good order, has Jtidgewooil water and range in kitchen; gas and fixtures throughout; no encumbrances; locality very desirable, beallhy, and near DeKalb avenue cars. Will be sold cheap if applied for soon.

If not sold previous to April 1st, will he to let. Please apply to OTTO SlIAW, Iieal Agent, 14!) Fulton avenue. m22 8iis FOR SALE. or bale a new, well built, two A SfAT ROCEAWAY. taken for debt, and will be sold very low.

Can be seen at 163 Atlantic street. ra2S3t A COW FOR SALE A FINE LARGE FRESH COW. with a calf three weeks old, for sale. The cow is excellent milker. Knauire of ro Hfit 1SAC E.

BERGEV, Bay Ridge, 1. 1. COUNTRY STORE AND BUSINESS STAND FOR BALE, AT HEAD OF TUE RIVER. 81IITIITOWN. L.

The undersigned offers at private sale nls stock of goods and fixtures, together with the store building and various other buildings at.ached, or tne lease of the same. For particulars apply to VALENTINE BERGEN, 29 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Smlthtown, March 10th, lwi3. mlltf E.

WHEELER. PRY GOODS. 1 silf) THE NEW BALMORAL SKAT JLOlJ i. ING HOSE maybe obtained in all qualit a ot YVooL Cathmere and extra lengths, at j. C.

CO rTRISLL'S 273 Knltnp Bt. jal7 0(t BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 361 A ajADjUMS' JTAJjli IViMTi CLOAKS. An elaborate assortment. LADIES' I'ALL AND WINTER CLOAKS, Made BxpreBsly for the best City trade.

LADIES' FALL AND WINTER OLOAiCS, All the latest Paris styles. LADIES' FALL AND WINTER 0LOAE3, Of the best materials. LADIES' FALL AND WINTER OLOAK8. Offered at the lowest prices. LADIES' FALL AND WINTER 0LOAK3, ai atu AAiiv.

HAYT KARR, BROADWAY. 361 361 AT GREAT BARGAINS, AND WELL WOBTH ATTENTION INFANTS'. 1HB8ES, LADIES'. BOYS', YOUNG GENTS', AND MEN'S UNDEBWFAR. J.

O. COTTRJELL. 172 FULTON 8TREST. Qualities, WOOL, M1SR1NO. SAXONY.

oi OBNT18TRY DENTISTRY THE HAPPY TIME K1VED, all shall have teeth, and none to suffer from decayed or aching ones. Tbe subscriber takes pleasure in offering bis services to those requiring dental operations at such rates as will bring It Ithm the mesne of alL To those requiring artificial teeth he would call their at rention to his list oi prices, and those who wish it oaa be referred to persona who axe wearing teeth of his manufactura. wben thty can judge for themselves of their beamy and working qualities. Having for a long time been using the "Artificial Bon illlng." he Is satisfied that nothing more satisfactory can be sed for restoring (ev.nthe most extreme cases of) decayed Dd sensitive teeth to permanent usefulnesa. Teeth, extract in five seconds, without oaln.

Lift or Pricks. Fulllupser or under set of teeth, on gold tw 00 silver. 8 00 Partial 60to 3 U9 silver, 50 to 1 50 ruling with sold lOotolSO rilver 60 to 1 90 artificial bone MtolOO Pivot teett i oo Extracting 2i No charge ler extracting where artificial teeth are required. WILLIAM H. YOUNG.

m7 tt 24b Fulton sweet Brooklyn. ENTISTRY N. B. GRIFiTIN DENTISTS. a57 Fulton street.

Brooklyn, snd 2i8 (Jraud street. New York, (rppusire Taylor's) formerly of 37 Grand street, have THE AND CHEAPEST DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WORLD. They are Inserting ill sty les of ARTIFICIAL TEETH on tbe Improved atmospheric Mates with or without extracting the roots, and perfect satisfaction xaaranteetl tnall cases. CONTINUOUS GUM TEETH. This class of Teeth possesses vast superiority over all others, betog made to give an? desired fullness to tbe face, showing one continuous gum.

without setm or crevices, hich for strength, durability and cleanliness cannot be surpassed. Also Teeth extracted In five seconds by the application of electricity without the slUhtst pain. List of raicies. Full upper or under seta of teeth, on silver I0 00 amber or rubber from 10 to 16 96 gold 15 00 plaiina. S3 00 Partial sets on gold or platlna, 2, 3 and 04 per tootn.

silver 11 to 2. Teeth filled with gold tl and upwarda bone, quarts, sliver, silver tin or sement, R) to 15 cents. Teeth extracted. 25 cents. B.

No charge tor extracting where teeth ara extracted. 6 FRESH BUTTER, RECEIVED DALLY, IN pails, tubs, firkins and dairies Also various grades of good low priced Buit ir fur sale at the lowest wholesale prices. by R. B. 1.EW1S.

73 Vebey street, N. Y. 5 lm BAKBRY TO LET WITH TWO OVENS situated at93 Boerum street, atlached to the bakery Is a fine store with Bi.x rooms. Will be let low to a good tenant, Ircnlre on tt prembes, m241w TTAIR WORK A great variety op M. patternB of Bracelets Pins.

Ear and Finger Rlnrs. fbarms, Ac. at CSASfH. Those wishlc their own hair made up can nave it done at snort nnuce JOHN D. CIIASE, 203 Fulton Btreet.

Manufacturer of all kinds of Silver ware Gold and Hair Jewelry. Wedding and Visiting Cards at short notice. New stylet. dlO PROSSJiR'S WROUGHT IKON HOT WATER APPARATUS, FOR WARMING BUILDINGS, COMPACT, SIMPLK. SAFE.

EFFICIENT AND HEALTHY: THOMAS PKOS ER SON. fe73m 2 PL ATT STREET. NEW YORK. DRESS MAKING REDUCED TO SUIT THB times at MME. MORROWS, 261 Fulton street, up nalrs.

o31 ly HATS AiVH CAPS. a.TS, CaPS AND PURS. jt a. ruKoi tv a a I Ht RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES tor two weeks only, at the 1KINC8 COUNTY FUR COMPANY, No. 93 Atlantic street, opposite the Market, and 100 Fulton street, near Henry.

Brooklyn. N. B. Furs Cleaned. Repaired and Altered neat, fashion eble and cheap, at snort notice.

Also old I'urs taken In exchange, at JAMES HARRIES', 93 Atlantic Btreet. opposite the Market, and 1011 Fulton treet, near Henry, Brootlyn. 1 have alto on hand a large and well assorted stock of GectleineD's, Youth's and Chlldrt n'sHats and Caps, suitable tor this 'ime of tbetear, which I do retail at wholesale price to n.y customers and the public In gererar JAMES HARRIES, 93 Atlantic street, opposite the Market, and 312 yott Fuitnc street, near Henry Rrnolflvn. ASSESSMENTS r0R SEWERS. DISTRICT fuhdc' notice is hereby given that the assesstteitsfpr the "Toenses atteudlrg the construction of sewen, in the 'ol owirm oanieil utree.s, onrts of streets, roads, and parts of rowels ln.ve made amt ouu.leti by the ijewer Com.

m'B l.inersof tbr Ctt of vl: HistMreet kb side, frem Nortai First Btreet to 8outb. (., (, strt et IVa'er meet, bom North First street to Grand street. Two It il Koad frcmUraud street to rlri street. Nnrth Firet tlreet, touth siue. fium First street to East River.

lirand utreet, frcm First strett to Eist River. South First stretl, uor slue, from First street to East The' said Commissioners will meet at their office, Ira Haley's Building, No. Fultoo street, on Monday, thr 14th day of April next, at 11 o'clock A. to hear objections ti said assessments, wt.ieii my. to the mean dme, be examined at their said office by ail parties Inter Da ei1 Broott' "SaMAU'el KING.

President. DANia h. NOSTOUP, Secretary. v8 td WANTED A YOUNG DY, OFSUPERlOK musical abilities, wishes obtain a few more puoils for the l'liinofori Terms ve'j raa 1U Please address MUSICAL, liox No. 16 Brooklyn Posl Otli m21U WANTED A WOMAN TO DO TILE SEWING for a family.

Pidyatl!) llonil street. m28 lt WANTED 1JOAKD BY A GENTLE AN and wife, on the lleiuhts prt fctred; will furnish the'r own room; at ti: lirtt i la ruh rtnee Riven. Thou; nn wiTlrr ill state terms. Address Brooklyn P03t Office. 28 1t" WAN TED' ZaIjir VVVH cook anil a first rate washer and ironer.

Aoplv at ho. t)9Jort Orteuepluce. iii It ANTEI) 13YARE31EOTABLE i'HOTEST 'irl ii si'mition us rhumhennaid and or would do the (ioutv.ik of a small family. Cm be been for two days at ilit second door from avenue. In Gates avepue.

vr ANTt Da" SMALL COTTAGE, 0.TlE lower ii.irt nf house, contn n'nR six room, Incluilinc BUS and water. Kei.t not to exceed Kutuily consist of Urepn jn'ti. Address No. 140 Grani street, Jersey Oy. mM It aTdow lidyand daugii ter, t0 fm(j Private imlly, liavInK a house with r.o other tenattj, who would rent to them to unfu ni ihe.t rooirs.

Reiitr.ot 'o i :ee.i 7 ier month. Loeat'fm eu bj nult i avenue. Smith, Duller and Cutirt streeM prc feired. KiRle lliee. ANTED SITUATIONS FOR A LARGE numl er of rtaily worthy and honest servants, tao rouefc cooks: alio several excellent servants for general uetuetrorK.

and experienced nursei an 1 chambermaids I.nrties in want of g.iod serv mis will please call at ftN (Jld Intellmence Office Court streit, iirofeijri, i.ere they can he upotied with competent anta. witlK.ir. UUtiipoiptinenti at low waea. m' a WA jJTKD FRO Vf. APRIL 1, APART LEVTfl cni tii.K of two rooms and bedroom with pantry or closets, ny a wi.u.w lady and two children.

Terms must, be moderate.Addres3 AMITY. Eagle office. LADY AND HKlt IllMBAND, it without family, require unfurnished apartments with or without hoard. Tne lady, who is much experienced in music, would teach the Piano Forte for part of the rent, and her attentions to her pupils would be characterized by a conscientious discharge of duly. Apply by letter lo Mo 240 Court, cor Sackett at.

tiv2T 3i WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS TO LEARN the coloriDB of nhotocrranln at 157 llenry street, mSGSt Brooklyn, WANTED IN BROOKLYN, A HOUSE, OR part of house, of Ave to sevan rooms, with modern coi venleDcts, pleasantly situated, at reDt not above ii'i J. hy a quiet American t. nnlly. Would prefer t.orent in prll. Address, with lull particulars, Box 4599 New York Post Oflice.

m4 bt ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, FOR SWAIN'S CAV AI.ltY. the only Cavalry Reciment authorized to be raised in this State, 25 men. 1 blaeksmlta awl i musicians Ami'y to IlS JEHSUN, No. 15 Court street. Braoklyn.

mh20 lw MEETINGS. MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Notice ij hereby Klven that the A nual Election for Board of Directors will be held on THURSDAY, the third (3d) of April next. Poll open from 8 to ill A M. anilfrom4 to 9 P. W.

No member shall be entitled to vote who has been a member less tha, fifteen days, or who is In arrears for fines or dues. lirooklyn March 3, lttjj ml8 2awtdTu PAUL WORTIf. RecordinR Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. LOST ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Host street, a child's crey and white FUR TIl'PE I' IN A suitable reward will be paid onlts being returned to 105 I.eun stret t.

J3 It LOST A SILVER HUNTING CASE WATCH, on Wednesday last, between tbe corner of Gold and Front streets andThronp avenue, on the line of the Newtown BaProad either netting on or off the car. in the ear. or about the Depot at Ihroop avenue. A liberal reward will be paid towhot ver will return it lo 23 Gold street, orby it with Mr. UI.1Z, at the Depot.

nxh Sc" SPECIAL NOTICES. riuiE parties vvuo broke tde fence A of a lot in Carlton avenue, st allnj a t.rty Grmt, will be I rosecuied If said tioatis not retuiiied to 216 Adelphi sircCj. Parties are known. m2S If ACKNOWLEDGMENT I AM HAPPY TO ni ounce the recelptof One Hundred Dollars, through John LeBerts. contributed hy tue residents of Fiathusi, and wculd return thanks for the same, in heba'f of the A3.

elation of Past and Kxempt members of the 14th Itei ueut N. Y. S. M. miSit I.

D. McCLASKV. Treasurer. JrilOLaTE KERS' At ATE I a L8, CABINET HARDWARE, AND COFFIN TRIMMINGS, At very low prices. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

ADOLPH TUSKA, 146 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR FULTON STREET. B. Goods etailed at wbolesa'e prices. m28 3t 1LL1AKD TABLES TWO FIRST CLASS, full si.e. will nesold cheap for cash ODly.

Inuuite at Kew Bower NewYork, BELL INGRAHAM'S Auction St ire. mil if AI OT1CE INTEREST ON BROOKLYN CBN TRAL AND JAMAICA RAILROAD COMPANY OKD due ou 1st of April, will be paid at the Cny Bank of Brooklsn. Brooklyn. 2btu fliarca, itsoi W. B.

HUNTER. Treasurer. THE GENTLEMAN WHO CARRIED AVVaY with 1dm the Black and Tan Terrier I'un, from 78 Wes'. "Warren street, will save himself exposure and aunoyance by i la known, caaniir ADflM RALLINGS, HIS CiiNAL. anvMri will cpen her importation of SPRING MILLI MvBY on THURSDAY, 27th Inst, Her customers will please considf thit sufficient notice, as no circulars will be t.ent.

EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, located on Myrtle near Franklin avenue. Ir.teiest commences ou the 1st dav of Anrll. All dtpoBitsmade on or belore the 10th will bear interest lrorr. Re isi ot Apru. Bonk open Monday, Wednesday and Pa'urday evenlncs, SThPUFN CROWELL, President.

S. C. Barnes, Treasurer. m2i 15 1 OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS' GAS LIGHT COMPANY, No. 1 Post Office Building, Montague Btreet, Brooklyn Oct.

1st, 161. PRICK OF GAS DEDUCED BY THIS COMPANY TO VV JJUl IvAllC i' tt J11UU3AJNU fCfcr. No chaige lor introducing seivice pipe, or for use of meter. 012 tf n. WARREN.

OFFICE OF THE PIIKNIX FIUE INSUR ANvllt COMPANY, No. 315 Fulion street, Brooklyn. NOTICE OK ELECTION. The annual election for Directors and Inspectors of tins (Jorapany will tie neia ai tne oiuce ot tne Company on MUiNUAi, sevtnin nay Apru, ibo Polls open from 4 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon. n.24 id PHILANDER SHAW, Sec'y.

"IpHE NEWEST STYLES IN ZOUAVE COL l.ARS AND from 75 cents to 2 a dozen. Novelties in Drees Trimrrir.frs and Ornaments n.b2USm FREDERICK l.UE.Elt A CO, 277 Fulton st, MUSICAL WANTED FOR A HIGHLY recorr mended Tenor, Basso and Alti, engagements in Drookljn Chutcb Cbeirs. after ttie 1st of May. Address SINGES, box 70 I'rooklyn 1. U.

5r lwI A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY and Gloves, Saiall Wares and Fancy Goods, Worsteds, and Worsted ods, at wholesale prices. mhSO 3m FREDERICK LOE3BR CO, 277 Fulton st POLITIC DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION POS PONED In DEMOCRATIC! UNION GENERAL COMMIT i EE. March 27th W2. it was Kenilved. That the ictloo of the Coranvtt.ee callia; the City Convention on Friday, the 28tb Inst, a'.

10 A. be re coLsidered. and that snid Convention he directed to assemble on SATURDAY, the 25 th Inst, at 12 at the same place, Nos. 371 and S73 Fulton street. The Committee adjourned to meet to nlcht.

Alices uu rumpus, i'resiaeni. John White. sprretries MontMN Guar.) creianes. mffilt REGULAR DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KINGS CoUITY The delegates elected to a City Convention pursuant to a call of the above Cora mittee. will meet at the CAPITOL.

Joralemon street, reir of City Hlf, on 3aTCRDAY EVENING. March 29ih. 1863. at 7 o'clock, to adopt such measures as shall be for the Interest of the Democratic Puny. By order of the Executive Committee.

m' 2t A PRIVATE FAttlLY, R33IDINU IV BED ford near New York avenue, bavin a floe house, with ample urounds, would like to have a geuileraan and wife or two orthree single KeDilemen to board Ue of stable can be had if desired. For furtner partlculirs call at Mr. Ki.KlN'B office, corner of Fulton aaid Clermont avenues. Uiookljn. m'27at BOARDING A GENTLEMaN AND WIFE, and two single gentlemen, can be acommodated with board, rooms furni ned, or pi efer to lt unfurnished.) In a sti ictly private family, who own their divelliDC.

A ood tanle aiAl acomf rtablehome. House has allths modern improve mei.ts. Terms easy. Apply to J. 2:12 1'aciac mar HoH.

m27 3t A LADY, OCCUPYING HER OWN HOUSE, pleasantly situated and within four minutes walk of Kulton avenue csrs, would take a eentleman and his wife, or tiro sicRle gent emeu to board. Those wishing the comforts of ahome can address Eagle office, Brooklyn. Best of rtferencei, eiven and required. 1 PRIVATE AND ELEGANT BO AKU liuu Via en suite or slnule, baths, gas, furnace, every comfort, 5 minutes' walk from Wall and South ferries, on the slope ot the Heights, finest location in Brooklyn: washlus can be di ne in the house 167 henry street, Brooklyn. Termi reasonable.

m3i3t A GENTLEMAN AND LADY AND A SINGLE gentleman can be accommodated with hoard In a private family. Rooms furnished or unfurnished, ahelume coDiains the mobVrn iaiprovenoenti and Is convenient to ad the terries Apply 152 Ad inn lw HOTELS. 1EW DINING SaLOON THE Si! has taken the central stand So. Sinialtor. utraat.

on. oslte the City Hall and atted It up as arst jlwn Saloon, vhere every suhanti delicacy o' the le can be procured at a reasonable scale ot prices. He hope; by prompt attntior, and the suoerior quality of hi? merit a liberal share of the public siaironaee. Hie 'Heo tbe public are respectfully invited to call Sp'. f.

ly P. I it. Jtljt, ikc TEWY6RlXlCErlOSEND OIL THE PRICE of our sundard KHROSKNK ILLUMINATING Oil, Iihs been BULL FURTHER Ur.DLVfc.) to meet the Ahhough the OU Is gri'KRIOR TO AST OTUKR It will be sold at the 8AMK PRIClil Ad Til EXPLOSIVK OILS now itenl um m0h Aeent3t 017 01 ifultw etreet, Brooklyn. Amusements, meetings, fec, tiu Kveaixig. A.TIIENEUM.

Atlantic street. Lecture by the Rev. Dr. utkr. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.

Washington street. lecture I'rof, Wallaee. E. CHURCH, cor. Pacific and Clinton streets Lecture by I'rof.

Vincent. URIS' ASSEMBLY IIOOM3, 371 Fulton st of theDemocratlc Union General Commutes. FRIDAY BVBNINO. MARCH 28. The OpcraSenorita Cubas.

The Opera or Massanicllo w3 fWco. at tbe Academy of Music last evening. The fashionable portion of the house or more strictly, that portion of the house which the fashionable people palroiiizp, was tbrorjfieil. The family circle and upper tier were all but empty, provioc that neither tbe opera nor the attractions which the Senorita Cubas bo liberally displays, were sufficient to bring the people who make no pretence to fashion. The performance opened unfortunately.

The renowned Maretzek, who in his palmy dojs was a marvel of artistic make up, took his Seat on the modest (fifty cent) chair reserved for the imprestario without a particle of the impressment which formerly distinguished him. In endeavoring to secure a reclining position, which chairs of this class do not admit of.be top pled over, demolishing a music stand and knocking the wind out of a plethoric musician of the Vaterland. In other days, a miBhap of this character would have shattered Max 's nervous system, and incapacitated him for attending to sublunary affairs for a week. But the fates have prepared an organizt tlon once so delicate for mishaps as rude as thia the chair and its occupant were placed in a perpendicular position, and the curtain rose and introduced the divertisement by which the Opera was preceded. Charles II, of merry memory, said his brother James took into bis cotfidenee the homely Ann Hjde as a sort of compromise between austerity and downright immorality; Gran arranges hi3 ballet corps apparently on the same principle.

He is well aware that it is hardly "the thing" for go moral a community as Brooklyn is said to be, but he so manages the affair that his corps shall be as devoid of all fascination as may be. The ballet corps last evening was composed of ladies for the most part so venerable that Young Brooklyn could not by any possibility be tempted by them from the steep and rugged way that leads to bliss in the world which follows this tiresome one evidtntljtbe primrose patbof dallianeecan receive no new attraction from the presentation of di veitisements" from wbich youth and beauty are excluded. Of course there is no reference in all this to the Senorita IiabellaCubas, whose Laseiaa tiocs and gyrations were looked forward to with xnoBt agreeable anticipations. The Senorita is not passe. The large deep black eye that can be found only with natives of the countries, where the wicked sun leave the blood "like the burning lava's flood" is undimned.

She bows to the staid and sober audience with the air of a Bichante, and with Signor X'menes commences the Gita nella Curro. The Senorita created no sensation. Old men fresh from their ledgers declared that they were not fascinated in the least; Young Brooklyn praised the inimitable coquetry, but voted the dancitig vigorous but ungraceful" Her contortions are alike wonderful and painful. Nobody that the "Heights" ever laid eyes on can approach the Seno rita'B agility. She can whirl round faster she can throw her Iimb3 higher, she can bound further anybody that ever breathed this intensely moral atmosphere.

Let ns not be understood to hint that there was anything approaching to coarseness in the Senorita's dancing by no means. It was as devoid of everything ol that kind as it is possible for anything of tbe eort to be. Of the Opera itself we would rather say nothing. Miss Hinkley or to use a more becoming title just at this time Madame Sustni, sang at times with painful effort. Her part was eliminated aB much as the least devoted friend of Anber could bear.

She was attired with great care and elegance, and never looked bottor. Brignoli was not in the best voice, and was in bad temper. The duo with Pietro (Susini) In the second act was unanimously the tenor very emphatically refustd a compliance. Susini's rendition ol his part was all that could be de sired. The intense enters largely into the plot of the opera of Massaniello as the opera was produced last evening it was indeed a very sober production.

When Fenella is delusively supposed to be on a rock overlooking the sea, and wildly contemplating self slaughter, she enters by a side wing, and there is nothing in the Ecene to horrify anybody. Than Mount Vesu vius, as exhibited last evening, nothing could be more wonderlul in the ecenic line. A patch of canvass was placed in the middle of the stage, and above the apex thereof asuperuuuaary held a Roman caudle from which the Uva descended in the shape of brilliant eijuibs. It ir bu just to say that the effect was maned by the fact thai the tuptrnumary who held the cauiilo wa3 at all times visible from irl of the hoase. We call the auei'tion of the stage manager to thU fact and evigeest that the aforesaid tupernutnary bt Ectir oiy btratted for not managing Vesuvius better.

Fenella (Cubas,) who was excellent ai1 through) instead of kaping down the crater (the reman candle aforesaid) very creditably jumped over a board fence two feet high and the curtain dropped on the Opera of Masaniello. Panic in a Public School. Fire. There was an exciting time in Public School No. 29 this morning shortly after the children were called in to commence the lessons of the day.

A little girl, it appears, went to the furnace, by means of which the building is heated, to warm herself, and standing too close, her apron became scorched, and her companions becoming alarmed, raised the alarm of fire. The entire school soon caught the cry and commenced a stampede. All rushed towards the doors. The benches and desks were no hinderauce to their advance. They rushed pell mell, one over the other, and the teachers had no control over them.

The doors were opened as wide as possible, and luckily, the children were enabled to escape without irjury to any one. They all succeeded iu gaining the street in a very short time after the first alarm, the teachers rendering every facility for their safe egress. Officer Porter, of the iSd precinct police, was there soon after the com. mencement of the panic, and takiog his station near the door, contributed not a little to the safety of the children. Several other officers, not on dnty at the time, were promptly on hand, and rendered every assistance in their oojver.

Some of the pupils were a little scratched, but none were injured to any extent. In fact it is re markable that no one was seriously hurt. The school house is new, having been completed last fall. It is tne only public school in the Twelfth "Ward. After the cause of the panic had been as certained and explained, the children returned to their studies.

The alarm had, however, spread throughout tbe city, and members of the Board of Education and others rushed to the scene to see what the matter was. Fortunately they were not compelled to witness another No. 14 ty. All being quieted, the firemen, who had come there in great numbers, returned home, when an other alarm was sounded, and they returned. The cause was the burning ot one or two shanties iu Tinkerville, a short Uistauce beyond the school bouse.

The flames were, however, suppressed before much dumage was done. Last tvtning, ELoitly after o'clock, a lire was discovered in the dry goods store of Jones Eulkley, No. 270 Fulton street. The store had just beeD closed, when the alarm was given. Ou re opening the doors it was found that some of the goods ou tbe shelving had caught tire.

The flames weie speedily suppressed. Damage about $300 insured in the Nassau, Mechanics and The Bombardment Still Progressing. GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BURLINGTON, N. J. Eev.

Samuel Aaron attempts to Deliver an Abolition Lecture. He is Rotten Igged and Threatened with Tar and Feathers. FROM WASHINGTON TRADE WITH SOUTHERN STATES. THE Island IVo 10. St.

Louis, March 23. a despatch from Cairo, The St. Louis Democrat has which say Heavy and rapid cannonading at Point Pleasant wan heard by the fleet the night before last. Captain Alaynautcr and Colonel Buforu, who accom panied Professor Steimer in his hiloou reconnoisance I iicsday, discovered that the shells from our mortars have generally fallen beyond the hatteriei of the enemy, the elevation of the mortars and the charges of powder both bcinc too irrcat. i Ins will be remedied immediately, and ereater execu tion hereafter may be expected.

Great Excitement at Burlington, N. J. March 23. The Rev. Samuel Aaron, a Tiantist nreacher.

of Itfonnt. Holly, N. attempted to deliver an Abolition lecture at the (Jity Hall last evening. He commenced his remarks bv denouncing the present administration and avowine himself against the manner in which the war was conducted. At this the crowd commenced to hiss him and storm with rotten eggs.

The ladies in the audience got frightened at these proceedings and commenced Bcreuming and jumping out of iue winoows. Meanwhile the excitement of the crowd rose to fever heat and there were angry cries of "kill him," "tar ami feather him," etc. The Mayor of the city was present ami tried to stop tho row, but did not succeed in doing so. Finally the Jtev. gentleman withdrew and was taken away from tho Hall by his friends.

'o one was injured as far as known. From Fortress Monroe. FOKTitEss Monroe, March, 27. via Baltimore, March 28. Work on the Artesian well inside the Fortress has been recommenced for the seasm.

It has now reached a depth of feet, the last hundred of which has been through fine tough clay. The steamer Atlantic arrived from New York this morning en route for Port Uoyal. The arrival of several paymasters this morning is the occasion of much joy to the soldiers. A flag of truce was sent out to day, but no news was received from tbe South. From Washington WAsnnfdTON, llirch 2S.

The Secretary of the Treasury has recently issued special licenses for commercial intercourse under the act of July last, which prohibits shipments from these ports of the I'nited States brretofore declared by the President to be in insurrection, without a writtsn permit. Tbe licenses do not now extend further than Nashville and intermediate points. Nothing shipped under them is to be disposed of to persons in arms against tho United States or to others furnishing them aid and comfort. It is expected that tbe new legal tender notes will be paid out by the Treasury about tbe 1st of April. Navigation Westward.

Dunkiuk, March 2S. Navigation is open through to Toledo. The Erie Railway Steamer Elean lelt here for Telodo this morning. LEGAL. NOTICE In the matter ol tue application of the Common CouDcil of the City of Brooklyn in relation to openipp Sixth avenue from Fifteenth street to Sixteenth street, it the Citj of Brooklsn.

fo ail whom It may concern "vr c' Commissioners of Estimate and Asseso aen; In the above entitwi matter, has been completed and tiled hi the office of the Clerk of tntr Oontp nt Kings, whera Is open for the Inspection of all persons interested. Application will be made, on behalf of the said Common council, to the County Court of Klnus County, on Monday, 13th day of Apiil. 18S2 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of bat day. or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be ueard. to have said report confirmed.

Dated Mirch 2i, 1862. A. McOUE. Attorney and Counsel m28 td to the City of Brooklyn. pOUNTY COURT OF RINtiS COUNl'Y AnBon Blake, junior, plainttflVaaalnst Electus B.

Litchfield, and II. Maria, his wife, William Sand), Edwin O.Litjh field, and Grace II, bis wife, William WlilUms, Receiver of the property of the Reclprocit Bank, Caleb Rice, Elara Stockbriupe. Lhauucey L. Cnvill, William Birnie, and Samuel S. Day, Receivers, and Dennis Toomey, defendants.

Summons for lief. To the defendants Calfb Rice, Elam Stockl.ridce, Chauncey h. Covin, William BIrnle and Samuel B. Day, Receiver, Yon are hereby summoned and required to answer tb; con pliint in tt.e above entitled action, which was file! this day with the Clerk of the County of his oflice in the City Hall. In the city of Brooklyn, md to serve a.

copy of pour answer to the said complaint on tbe mbscriher, at his office. No. 4 Wall In tl.t cits of New York, within twenty days after the service of tiois summons on you. exclusive of the day ol sucl service; and if you fall to answer tbe said complaint wlthit the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply tr the Oourt for tbe relief demanded in the complaint. BatedNew York, Jan.

13tb, I8 GEORGE A. HALSEY, fe ltnwGwTu Plaintiffs' attorney. ULPREAIE COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Ehenezer Cauhlwell and June Coluate. Executors of the last Will and Teftament of Georpe Colgate, deceased. Plaintiffs, analnst.lohn A.

Huches, EcDert Hedue, James E. Dextsr and Emily his wife: Frederick Thomas, Luiher F. Spear, thanes G. Handford. Daniel Sandford, Charles Benedict and Philip C.

Stouchton, survlvlnc partners of Charles U. Benedict: Walter 1' Sn.itb, and Philip C. Stoughton. Jine McElroy, aDd JohnSax' on, Defendants. Summons forrellef.

(Cora, not scrvrd.) To thedeftDdant: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which been this day filed in the ffice the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the City UaU, In the CMv ol Rrooklvn. and to ttrve a cony of vour answer to thf.nlr1 i snhweMher. At his ofBCM. No. Wall street in the City of New Yolk, within twenty day alter toe jervice ol tpis Bummons on you.

exclusive oi tne nay oi sucu service; and if ynu fail to answer the said complaint withlo the time aioretaiu, tne pumuug in ima aouon win awn uj 'he Court for the relief demanded in the complaint, Dated March I7tb. 18 2. mliawtiwiu es. yisantm Attorney. UUPRKME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS.

8TATF.OF NEW YORK Samuel Wllletts aealnBt Garret V. Bardenburgh, John Brown, William K. Chapman, Louis Long, and his wife. Zachariah Tobriner and his wife, Julius Barren, and Isaac F. Tjsen.

the defendants named You are hereby summoned and required lo acjwer the in thU Action, which was died in the omce of t.hp niei nf the County of Klnia. at the Cltv Hall, lo the Citv ol Brooklyn. Stateof New York, on theDOthday of November and to serve a copy ol your answer to me said com Blslnt on the subscriber, at his office No. fil Wall street, in he City ol New York, wltuin twenty days alter tus service nf thin nnr. mnnn on van.

exclusive ot the day of inch ser vice; and If you fall to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaii Uft in this action will apply to tbe Court for the relief demanded Is the complaint. Dated New York. Nov. 0, 1861. ml8lawtjTU tu a.

triamun attorney. IV SUPREME COURT, COUNTS' OF KINGS Olney Van Valkenburch, Plaintiff, against Ira C. Haskins, Defendant. To the defendant above named You are hereby summoned ana requires to answer in: complaint in this action, wbich was filed In the Clerk's office of Klns County. Ne York State, on the Itith dny of Janu ary, 1862.

at ihe City Hall in Brooklyn, In said County, ana to serve acopy of nr answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, No. 117 Nassau street New York city, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fail to answer the compralnt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will take judgment aialnst sou for the sum of two hundred and eighty four dollars and thirty eight centi. with Interest on ne hundred find seventy seven Mvi and sixty ceuia fiom the thirteenth day of Much. ,161, and with interest on one huudred md six dollars and seenty elRht, cents from the first day of July, one thou and eight hundred and Bixt one. bt sirtesihe costs of this action.

Dated Janu ary loth, lbo2. BIRDSALLS 4 MANCHESTER, i iaiUUU OatVOlUCJO, i noomxa. New York Ci'y. fel lawtiwTu CORPORATION NOTICE ASSESSMENTS nnMPinwiih Fniinn re n.ivlng with lielslum pavement from East Rlvertojunc'ion ol Jorabinon and Willoagnbp straits. Fourth ftreet prating and paving Irom North 2d to about 85 fi et enst of North So i treet.

Madison street gas lamps and posts, between Franklin said Cln Ben avei.ues llewts itreet, Ras lamrs and between Kent and lSjd fonl am! bttwee'i Lee and Mnrcy aveuues. Willow street, gas lamps and posls between Atlantic and An.lty sts. avenue, fenclnglo'e, No. 223. Di Knlb avepue.

fencing lots, south side, between Cumberland Mreetat.il Carlton avenue. FkUlniau street, feucuiK lots west side, between Park and llvrtle avet.ues. IlickHstreeU fencing lots, east Bide, between Harrison and DriT streets. Ppeiicer. Wa worth and Willoughby streets, lota, boui.dtd by The Assessments in the above entitled matters were dnu xiunnned ou the 21t.hdarof Februaiy lwi ana tht orltrki isstssment Rolls or fair copies then of will be delivered to be Cnllectoi o( Txes and Assessments on tbe Hdi ilay ot March lfStia.

Notice Is hereby given to nil orrJen iuieientetJ hatbs Iiaying thelt Asaessmelit tc Ed. auud JlrugJ. Jolleetor of Taxes and Assessments, at hbj iu tbe Hall. ilhb thirty days tter the deliver? of aal.l sm il toUs to him they can pay the same thout any idD itionu, iharge. AU Assessments uot so paid, will be coUecto'l tt.m 7m2 for hto Deputy OoUectors with add tion al cliargwtlte.ie on provided by Uw.

Dated Brooklyn Utn. law Singular if Ti ue. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eaijle: Is Mr. Wm. B.

Lewis still a Water Commissioner? Ho mviBi he, I lake it lor granted, as the snug little sum of per annum is still drawn from the city treasury by him as such Commissioner, although he has been at Albany acting as State Treasurer since January 1, 1S62. Don't make a mistake gentle (hut over taxed) reader and thirjk his pay stopped when he went to Albany. Not a bit of It. He comes down on pay day and draws his alary even now. rfnre dvny it.

Who signs the checks? Not our good old Dutch Mayor, who hangs on to the economical horn of our dilemma, but perhaps he will suspend the officers who squander city money at this rate, and let the public know who it is. Stop that leak, Mr. Mayor. YourB truly, One Who Knows. Brooki yn, March 25, IS 2.

Who Will Aid the Poor Wounded Soldier i To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle Mr. McCutcheon, residing in the cottage on the open space between Third and fourlh plaeo to the cast of Court street, has just returned from the Burnsido expedition, having been wounded at the battle of Hevbero, N. where his brave Captain Johnson, of Co. 51st N. Y.

fell mortally wounded in a few moments after saying to his brave men, "If I fall mark the spot, then push on to avenge my death, let none falter," and nobly was it accomplished. Mr. McCutcheon's only son returns in a few days to f. field, having been absent becausa of sickness. Tbe father comes home without receiving his pay for threo months past, and is no doubt embarrassed for the want of some little aid, until he may receive his puy.

Those who feel disposed will do an act of kindness to a brave Boldier by aiding him in such a way as they feel disposed, in this his hour of real need. Spsinc Styxe Now Hatter, Fulton street. Ready at Bicjlow's, LEGnoRjr, Straw, and Neapol. Bonnets, cleaned and pressed, Spring shape, at North's, 190 Fulton. Gentlemen, before going to New York, cal and inspect the New Style of Hats and Caps atBiOLOW's Hatter, t85 Fulton street.

Bassler, Hatter, No. 334 Fulton street, will ntroduce the Snrlne Style of Gents' Dres3 Hats, on Saturt day, March 1st. Dress Trimmings A large stock selling off ielow cost, at P. T. Wklls, 203 Falton, opposite Clinton treet Brooklyn.

Ladies if you would have a neat fitting pair of Corsets, made of the very best material, call at the Brooklyn Corset Factory, 262 Fulton street, next to Mrs. Sherman's Skirt factory. Mechanical Corsets as low as 15 cents per pair. Cut Bassler's Spring Style of Caps for Gen ts V'outhB and Children. Hats and Caps for the Army and Naval Service 3t Fulton street.

Fine French Corsets, tu aook, at one dollar each, at W. A. Core's 232 Fulton street. Also the best and cheapest Skirts in the city. Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, of all patterns, colors and shades, made to order at the shortes notice, at J.

Lockitt, 251 Fulton street, opposite Clinton. Fringes, Gimps, Cords. Tassels, Guipuirb Laces. Braids, Bindings, Galloons, Buttons, at Lockiit, Son 2M Fulton street, opposite Clinton. 3,000 worth of soiled Skirts, to be sold at a great sacrifice at Mrs.

Sherman's Skirt faetory, 2G4 and 2GG Fulton street. Velvet Bibboxs, Zephyr Worsteds, Dress Ribbons, Chenille and Crochet Netts. Dress and Mantilla Ornaments, at J. Lockiit, Sos Fulton street, wiir site Clinton. surprises the public to Und the best quality of Blick Sewing Silks, selling at four shillings per at I T.

YVellb, 263 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Corsets French Woven Mechanicals, only, SI per pair, Domestic, 85 cents per pair; all other kinds equally low, at P. T. Wells, 263 Fulton, opposite Clinton street. Zepiitr Worsted The cheapest store In the city, for all kinds and colors, at P.

T. Wells, 263 Fulton street, opposite Clinton street. DoiiisiCK COLGAX'3 new establishment at 291 Pierrepont street, is doing a good business. The newly opened Saloon for Ladies and Families, is well attended every cveniDg. Garrison's Mill Fond Oysters are great delieicies, whether eaten from tbe shell, frieuor roasted.

Wigs Camejuin's Isyisiblk Wigs and Ton pees This new and novel invention is worthy the iu spection of all interested. Partings, never soils or stains ar.d Ib pronounced by eonnoiseurs to so closely resemble nature as to defy detection. Half Wigs, Bands, long flair Braids and Hair Work Generally, of every shade size an color. 109 Fulton street. Instantaneous cure of Corns, Bunions, Cllosit es, inverted nails, warts, and all diseases of the feet.

Sir. Dimond Surgeon Chiropodist, is enabled, by a peculiar process, to eradicate the most painful excrescences in a few minutes, without the least pain or the slightest inconvenience to the patient. Consulting hours from 9 A. M. to 5 P.

at his office, No. 21T danas street, between Tillary and Johnson streets, Brooklyn. BitooKLTN Juvenile High School, Washing ton street, near Concord. Tbe Spring Term will commence on Monday, Feb. 1st 1S62.

This School was organized in May, 1S54; it is especially designed for Boys under twelve years of age, and is preparatory to the Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute. Catalogues, containing references, terms, may be obtained at the store of G. P. Milne, 217 Fulton street and also of Dr. J.

II. Raymond, President of the Poly technic Institute. Religions JVotices. i Congregation "Beth Elohim The Syna. gogue of this Congregation, in Pearl street, between I Nassau and Concord, the first ever established in Brooklyn, will be dedicated to religious worship on Sunday, March 30th, 1S62, at 1 o'clock, P.

M. The Consecration Sermon, in Eoglish, to be delivered by the Rev. Dr. S. M.

Isaacs, who acts as officiating Minister of the day. A lecture in German by Rev. Jos. Sachs. Prayers and SoDgs with Choir and Orchestra by Rev.

G. Brandenstein. Other Ilebrew Divines will be present to take part in the Holy Service of the day. By order of the Board of Trustees. Isidoh NoitPEN, Secretary.

Repetition. By special request of the Congregation, a 8ermon preached a few weeks since In the Church of the Messiah, on Adelphl street, by the Rector Rev. Georrre E. Thrall, upon the text, "Trust ye not In lying words, saying. 'The Temple of the Lord, the Temp'eofthe Lord, the Temple of the Lord ae th se wPl be rep "ate jn tie same Church upon the evening of Sunday, the 30th irsf.

Services to bcnin at. o'clock. MAKK1ED. riu.oK Lovk March 27th. by Rev.

E. M. Johnson, at his residence, 294 I'earl street, Miciukl Dilum to Miss Fansib Love. DIED. Ba con In Ibis city.

March 28th afier a short but paln'ul illneta, Mry Bacon, widow of Jame Ilac aired "0 years and 11 days, a native of the Townslaud of Urauna, Pa'lsh of BallinaKIII. Queens County Irel nd. Her funeral will tVe place mi Sunday, March 30, from her l.ite reslleiice. Kl Water street at 'i o'clock P. M.

tier frier ds r.rri relatives are resptx'tfu invited i attend wua ont furilur notice Her renuins will be interred la the Cemetery ot the Holy Crots Fltttbush. Sif Carlow and Kilketmey papers please copy. Wypk Of Pneumonia. March ltth, IStiS, at W.ishinston' Joseph A. IVvrsK, Corporal of Company U.

lt US Ohtsedrs, a native of Bri.oUsn. aced 21 years, 8 months and 2 days. He leaves a vifeand children to mourn his loss. "'Ilest Kenerous Joseph, he no more disturbed. Till the last touudof the arch angel's voice Is heard, Then wlih tby dusiy bed arise.

And oin the kindred the skies." LADIES, REMEMBER THE NUMBER, 261 Fulton street, up stairs, where you can be salted either Corsets or Dress MafclnK. o3l ly 4 8PLENDID K.ID GLOVE AT ONJS DOL LAR, sellini for stxty flve cents. j. u. uvirttiiiAOTraiton street.

expressing voiumeB ot good wishes for the Cliaton Sociables. A visit was also made last evening by another Brooklyn party to the residence of Zophar Pear sal, Second avenue, New York. coi jointly with his "friend and pitcher," Harry Lyons, received bis visitors in a hospitable and thrown open and about forty couple, representing a great variety of characters, joined in the dance, which was kept up unfiaggingly with the exception of an interval allotted for the destruc tion of good thinks arrayed upon the "festive board" until daylight. Among the characters personified the most prominent were Goddess of Night, Miss Jennie L. Italian Peasant, Mrs.

W. Lady Gay Spanker, Mrs. P. Indian Maid, Mrs. Morning Star, Mrs.

Scotch Lassie, Mits D. Mother Hubbard and Aunt Rachel, Mrs. B. and Mrs. H.

and Mrs. as a "fat ponderous and bulky "make up" caused great merriment among her co masque raders. The Irishman, Ben Franklin, Jipmese Tommy, btsldeB other characters "too nume ous to were well represented by the gentle uiei't present. Concert and ExnmiTrxN. The Sunday School attached to the William reet M.

Cinaieh, gnve an entertainmeut of this character on Wednesday evening, in the Concert om the Academy ot Music, tbe Directors having "enerouslj given the use of the same, gratis. The piogramnae was well selected, and the pieces embraced in it were well rendered, showing that the performers had been well trained and had paid attention to their instructors. The pieces spoken gave great satisfaction "Uncle Sim's Family," a patriotic representation of our present national difficulties, being especially applauded" We do not mention aDy names, for where all were so excellent, it would be invidious to particulate. This school is located in the 12th ward, and numbers nearly 400 scholars they have already acquired quite a reputation for their excellent singing. The school is at present under the charge of Rev.

E. O. Bates. The piano used on Wednesday evening (a very splendid one) was most kindly lent for the occasion by Messrs. Sawyer and Thompson, the well known piano manufacturers, corner of Fulton avenue and Jay street.

The New Court House. The work on the new County Court House', which had been suspended during the greater part of the winter, in consequence of the severe weather, was resumed on Monday, and is now progressing with the utmost rapidity. The huge foundations are now nearly as high as the street level and will be entirely finished in a few weeks when the superstructure of the magnificent building will begin to assume a reality of form. The Rigut Kind or a Servant Girl A well dressed thief entered the residence of Mr. William Nichols, No.

Lafayette avenue, yesterday afternoon, and after looking round a little to make a selection, took a silver cake basket worth about and was Walking off with it when a servant girl in the house saw him and caught hold of him. The thief dropped the basket and ran off, but the girl followed him up closely and again caught hold of him, and held him until the arrival of officer Birdsall, who locked him up for examination. Acctoent in a Saw Mill. Yesterday afternoon man named John A. Kennedy, while at woilc in Bron Backhouse's saw mill, at tbe foot of South Third street, E.

had his foot caught iu one of the rollers and was seriously injured. Ho was attended by Dr. North and was subsequently conveyed to the City Hos. pital. Fatal Accident.

An old lady named Rap pfcrfonh, reeidtag in Sfcigg street, E. eater day fell down the well hole of a nev house and susiained injuries, the effect of which she survived only a tew hours..