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Cost anir Jottnlr. Stocltun Saks. SECOND EDITION Iti or Jot Salt STRAYED COW. Picked up yester JOHN K. OiKLBT.

Anetinnppr BUSINESS NOTICES. Get the parlors ready for New Year's Messrs. Knur A Pmomok. of .283 Eroadway. New York, are among the largest and most liberal alors In their line, ana as wo see by their advertisement, prepared just now with a large lot of lace and muslin curtalns.which they have purchased very low at auction, and intend selling accordingly.

It will afford a fine opportunity to purchase articles in that lino 3 1 2 o'clock, kr. 'uu "loau, a redcowwth 31 rtlf Puh 4.WH1GHT. horns. The owner mavw. hi! a r0Ie round ner between Dean treeFi? Zte.r by applying tn Jacob Colt, Brooklyn Eagle is oretirorrX.i0"' ta Board, of Su.perTls&r.

WEDNJCSbiT. Ueo" 13. A regular meeting of the Board of Supervise QJirooklvn. Iteal Estate SV naiDusn road. hourduring thedavfor runnin 'J Jiirty third Coiircv, 2d Susion Wasuinuton, 12 Senate.

Numarous rmiii.imiw i 1 orat if iww ntff lora, attnetr nro let 'At a moderate rent, 4o beautiful 83 KEWARD LOST On Sunday vicinity of Hovt and ncuu ineir caru in another column of this day's paper. oaaenatnt 0 sttneir Saks Koom. mlsrel eivw r'. 8cno Lion at Private Sale. it.

oils received on btoraire anrf m.r Bia.k Light Brown Terrier Do. ter. lanue. Whoever II tura mm gl pn brags chain collar will receive the abovS "treet.corner Dean, "ie aboie reward nd thaqka of owner. 3t iiojesHie provwioii qqi Jame Colb, Auctioneer.

OHlc, 43 Ji.u"3 BOH. itfice 4J ultomlnet. comer of front itrM James Cole a Sr.it. ii at the cpenirg procetdita ol thu Seiiute, to day. Mr.

Seward preeeiited a itetier Ji0m a Con ventiou of old foldiera, atatiag that there would be during the pit sent winter, a convention of all the surviving soldiers of i he War of 1812 and other wa of (he United States, fceW in tho cltyol Waehingloj on the ora was neia jeBieraay aiternoon at tae Count; Jail Court Room. The Chair was occupied by Supervisor Brainard, and there were present Supervisors Merrill, Booth, White, Remsen, Oliver, Hinman, Bergen, Schoonmaker, Schenck, Bennett, Wyokoff, Wall. Andrews, Kalbfleieoh, Nolan and Ralphs. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A number of bills were presented and referred to the Committee on Accounts.

A communication, eicned bv Cant. Neolv of To the Ladies. A rare oportunity is now offered to those who have not secured their winter goods, as the subtcriber his reducedhis entire Btock 25 per cent. Good DeLaines at Paramattais Js. 6d.

and all of which cost nearly twice that amount, but they must be sold del3 E. O. JACOBS. 321 Pulton street. All to No Purpose Notwithstanding all arrangements perfected In their power for the convenience of their patrons.

Messrs. Hejuid, CLapp oo of 301 Grand t.rt i k111" svuai 45 3 LAND AT HUNTINGTON at centre of the village. 43 acre New hS bn' nous eVon 0. Y. aiic istZi J.

y. hom" Lex ngton av if: estate 'sVork Tdil No. 5 Vine si 7 Inquire at JKfiTRAT Kiivd exchaBged. References board. iuluishcd rooms to let without Cor of Mltoau, ntarmatv utMieaLu deS tf eigfilltK.

lOVNassau T. are obliged to acknowIedM thntr lnnhitltv in ouae.ru jatoiHAN, Auctioneer. Special Nctixca. supply the demands of purchasers The extraordlnaiy ex H. grateful for the liberal patrona which k.i,...

me waeuiDgioD norse tiuaras, ana uapt. Urban, of the Ringgold Horse Guards, complaining that tircmem.inciaenialto the overcrowding of the store in the timu a a next, at wioh the attecdauoe was to be most numeroufl. Theoljaot of the convention ia to urge upon Congrees the justice of rmibg them bountv aods. The iuimediate olj ot of the prea nt etter ib to apprise Conj ress of Ihis intended Convention, lu ord.r that it may at ouce take ihe ntefssary steps to provide at the pubi'o ex peuee for the receptiou. entertainmoi.t wternoonmigni De partially obviated to the satis 'action of LE ine returns or ine men on dnty under the order of the Sheriff, were discredited, ia a manner to "A thmu cA nnons iiiim: 1 ro 1 hoi ine many Disappointed by a morning visit.

Grateful for the Red liook Puint" Tid rf ,7 VaD rusmng lavors. they hare no reason lor co mplaint but make the suggestion for the benefltof thoae i fALiot vtvjua. 11UOKS Ac It in sSi at or Saie in hi new and SplenaUJ Sales Rooms. Liberal advances when requiied. PersinaJ tendance will be given as usual to Bales of Furniture at Prh vate Houses.

OS BY TO LOAN. purchase of a AJi tl'st mortnage this city. well stcured and 1 300 nn aeildt Rea End at iimu iA make tnem feel aggrieved. They had sworn to the number of men od duty, and if the bills are not paid, they will withdraw them, and take vvuri incut. 1 oc7tf 0K SALE OR TO railroad each Tb'i', aT" nd Prk fin'K rooms mariV 'j', f10'? basement.

some oiner action in relation thereto. Sup. Graham moved to lay the communication PARTNEUSHIP NO'l'Ii We.Ks fc Smith. AUCTIONEERS AND BEAX ESTATE BK0KEEB. rom 01 on Strict.

ErST H.mi'''.81'1 S'tention to the pup'ie Sale of Boa dav taken Bnhprt aA a vwujuubuuu oi tne ot the couveution during their stay in Washington. Referred t0 tnB Comuiiii te on litary Af The Chair laid before the Senate a mc saape trftm ih yearB, it is first nTtT aDout Uie broken, bat the time for discontinuing Iheir business is ing to a close. Beniember SOt Grand street. New Have You Insured 1 We do not mean your house, nor your household goods, our meaning is have you insured your health, by laying in a comfortable stock of suit on me laoie until alter ine report ot tha committee on Accounts, on paying military bills, reerred to therein. 3.200 atti partuemliip for ihe transaction of tooierw ana Lignicragi of naval sto.ss at Atlantic Decks.

The TlKeas heiearterw.il be con.iuotod under the linn of 8 HiH "Sr Brook lyn. Dec. 5. IBM. def LvS STii "nv at Hi IV! OT1CK Tliemsmberaof HOHV.NT.TMnvM SUT niton street Koom No.

5 second fln. ly also. To iJVri'S'i Werohauts' change in the of NeYorg A Kc Kister is kent uf Pnrm. .1.. i no4 tf Sup.

Wyckoff moved that the petitioners have Inane nM.J.A.n I 1 able wearing apparel for the winter. If you have not. delav I AO A I 1 i i j. lu to tne bill pj ssed at tha labttesbion far the relief heirs oi no.lran, which bad betn discovered to have been previously pmo. aAKStt' ffl Pter of or not to do so any longer.

But go at once to Roonnsi cor nt of Nassau and Fulton street New York. Ho th h.t The question ou laying on the table, was then 1 ij UCAIi iuf li lyn and wfhJmX7Khvua Barfa of Ea" and count, vatiui Brook fitter and cutter in New York aad his price are moderate. The result of a trade, with these merchant! iBsen, ana carriea By Vi to 3. Sup. Booth presented the report of the Keep er of the Penitentiarv for the month of Novem OcH 3m CHARLES B.

LTNDE, "CI4 am price, 4c of their oronertv. Hon tun ohs Lotige, Wednesday evening, 13th loit uriitucieHiid Nm sim Wwinekday evinin Gneiduy evening, 20th ua. n.L,r.To Mrni Mo.tg.ge. Bond and Mort P. actory.

Of Cloaks, Talmas, Pants. Vests. Under clothing their stock is, without exception. Is the best in the city. ber, which showed that the number of prisoners ueiss iif of FirsV p'CC c.

evf rvPn'M8! de5'raDle Home, and Lots for sale In i.T.?7,?a,.t.?l',ie..,t7 Also, several hundied choice build. in mac institution, on tne 31't or 'uvanu pension appiopri ttiou bill wus then leceivid liom the House. Air. Badger introduced a bill increaring the oompensuiou of the JudgeB of fie Supreme Ooui nud the per diem allowance of m. mbi rs ol Ooogresg lilty per cent.

Ue explained that Ule increase proposed as far nr. tv OTICli. Application will he made to the Legislature oi the State of New at its next ses was 148. Males 102 females 46. During the JMKltUO.

monm ou pneanern were aamittea, and 4.9 discharged. The report was accepted and placed uu javu.xuie terms. No 57 Fullnn st, Brooklyn. Satisfactory referent given id0eslreJaa8''U NeW YOrfc 'JKAN UU1.MNG. to Catherine I nriu.

iu. t.wLo 1. icct ueep, reel court vara with nil tmprovem.nts, will be sold tow aJd.ms'esJy. ieStf 8.rNGLE TJ" No. 18 Burling glip, New York.

Lt In the Brooklyn Institute 2 or 3 Brooklyn feb. 13th, 1854. uul uru State, fn the inte Kectiou ofBiaxto reet wi fhj Brook teX direct to the intersection ryea, all of Brooklyn. mm aveniip. in nimH tlian seventy feet.

John uu me, Sup. Bergen presented a communication from Ann Onderdonk, asking to be relieved from the tax lor mapping and grading the town of Bush "oicuuctciuuei ii. 10t l. dell law6w oAJ' INSURANCE BROKER, A. JfuUm street.

(Jane's buildino.) opposite tht In this city, on the 12th instmt. nmnn.r ACKMEN FobTSaLE LUVA MICP tvn orniT hnnn. years. His relfttivpd nl fr owa 1 1 wick, as her farm was mostly in Qaeen's Coun Stable suiiable to tw "AT? Ltt ty, ir was reicrrca to tne (Jommiuee on Special Fullon ahd Jbigh streets. Equ.

o' 83 GEO. W. MTTMhv cbaoge of the mode of compensation to a salary. He argued at length the necessity of an inc.eite the allowance lor Cougrees au'd lor the of the Supreme Court. Hoimk.

Ou motion of 4ir. Bojce the Con intttee of the Judiciary were instructed to uquire aud report as to the expediency of repealing the iif ury laws, with leave to reuors by bill, or otherwise. Air Danbur intro luced a joint Bolution, wntch was uiodifviDg of the original plan of construction of the NewOi leans tomorrow, the 14th without further invitatiorj. In this city, on the 12th int f. 1J UKLiU NO I'iCli is hmrby (riven that tlj.

Supervisors of Kincs County intend to apply the I egisiature is stuie at its next seion fnr authorising to borrow on Ue redit of the county Twenty Five Thotuand Dollars to be rStbuilK Lunatic AwC it By order cf the Hoard, A. H. OaaoKK. Clerk. 0 UaA Chairman.

the nCbh. WL' Ma mrorm his friends and SiJ'lS''1 10 t0lha IeWiDK of Also SorttL.fS Ateo special Agtnt fcr ois Smith, aged 20 years. i'rlendsof the fllmilv uru 11.. Reports cf Committees. 1LUN 1 li U)l FUR VJ FOUrVftTV hnnrlantria hoiman.

on iiw lunsrai Committee on Accounts reported against pay rr uL.uuiucK irom inelnmi Also eight betwier nH al? oraer or myrtle avenue and Eyerson street. East Brook: 77 Plitnn Sir. OOtns u5.e pi uuitiju. 1QV. IS04.

noo0 lamfiw JOHN JONES. Money loaned on Bond and Mortgage. A number oi Houses and Stores iZ Let. deS tf me Mui oi Aiexaaaer Harris, lo. Sills ordered paid.

i rt Toe Kou' tory Marble Front 'J lx.JNJ. AL AOTICE. For the better anenm. 1 rr Wilson Horion $81 25 W. H.

Arfchar Cn jl anu r.nmn.r nr ni JLJ modatien iof the Dental Profession Iho undersigned have ODt nd hranrh nffio in Ioal ani) XQooo, BMOVAL NOTICE CHAPPEL CO" and Wh0esale UeHlers in Plain and Ja kilni Britannia Ware's. Tinnert ur frwo Ule ata. d. No. 52 to I STREET $55 50 Nathan Lane (Jo.

$120 A. Weilwood ajn tt Smith, ib feet front 133 feet dm 33 fee. court ytrdrwlth aU the dern unprovemeits. will be sold low Terms eMj APlft JNO. BUTLER 4 BROTHtS where mav be fnunrt jo.

noimeB oz oil A. Laird $52 50 Wm uiiMom jUtouse. Mr. Latham mide a report from CoramitUe of Public Linda, in lavo of uxlcudiug the California Lind Commission. dental to Denial practice: JONiST Tail JlScukDi.

"3" No. 112 Mton rHt "mm wiou; iv m. renrsau sozsu A. Smith $52 50 James Willis $52 50 M. McKia uave coatuuuiy on Hand a 'arge ass of tho bove gtv ds winch we will at the lowest market prijei P.

S. Coach Lamps. Lante us. Tin, Copper and Britannia Thoaias feazibeTjrT COAL AND WOOD 7ARD. COttNEK OF FLCrbl.NH ANU CLt.llifnNT Avg.

Congiantly hand supply of the best qualities of rK aNU WHITE ASH COaLS, suitable for family use. lj UK toALh. b.ur Intn of uion.d on north side of Third Place, lflft feM nr 1 Bv a aincrli upiiitpin in Wishes a whntA rnnm rnt ucj amen uagan 14 (jeo. Kail $430. Weather sit Xoiouio, etc.

sant if nosih'i too iho ih. i ine Oommittee on law reported in favor of on map made bt Lud am a diviiou of property of Berks A Smith, as Nos. 16. 17, 18 and 19. Seveniy five Der cenf.

of amoun. may remain ru bond and mortgaae. For fuo thet particulars, apmy io iTat the' ot lhls ta ot cartage. 12. Toronto, Oej VjOl'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I frl of which causes htm quit the stablithmenc at which he is at pu.ttlnK Wte to be situated near Fulton st.

is. willing to pay 3J or st for such accommodatinn, and th nks it can be had for that Address J. this office HTbHIEN SUTTON, 181 Pulton St. 2nd a. or, loomi 4 and 5.

niili tf Brooklyn. Mav 15th. 1854 uexo it I AH tUU AMU PKaC'H UKCUa.HU OUAI best prepared ej paying per annum for the clothing of Owen Carrigan, a Kings county pnpil in the New York Blind Asylum. Adopted. Sup.

Andrews offered a preamble and resolutions in relation to the death of ex Mayor Joieph Sprague, and the Board resolved to attend his lla.1. Courtst.eet.opptahrt niokljn. allth right, title, utercst claim uniflc of October 154, it, and ov reieoo of cirtlin rnn. uat i iui idtc ujf LOST Between Washington avenue and Clark St. in a PnUnn sto.

n.r nr.l,l Thtt.i.. If DQnn 1 UtC h.j, naif. 7 VH.lwblf! Blllldlnfr t. Lots in the vicinitv nf Atlanf ito.in i lie weather here is now qnte mild. Open vessels are loadiot; with wheat for Ojwo 120, and ate jimira are taking Fimir lor Cape Vindent and Ogaensbuagh.

There is a better fieliuj? i'i the produce market. For Flour there ia a ood demand, sellers are asking an advance. Coal Depoton Haxtun Wharf. TuSSi" nue terries, Brooklyn I or Si Beaver two doors fmm nortbeasre, ly corner of Vnn H. re marked E.

A. Dennis The finder will be rewarded bv leav. vol, 1, of lots of Ihla is undoibtedlv the r'. i Y. ing tne same Munroe place.

delS 3t lnoeral in a body. apSli DO.es in this runidlT imnr.l I "lTi.i. CENTRAL BANK OF BROOKLYN Af a mePt'llIT Of thfi DirPfnm nf Ihla hnnV UnNHlV Jrnnt nnYan Br unt street, sno 116 Ret on Partition street ooth streets are regulated nri psved. Enquire nf The salary of the Surrogate was fixed at $2 000. Tae Board adjourned to meet at Flatbush on v) in the of KiTg.and Known on a maZf Meseroie, made bv Daniel EwTn Citv So? Dumber ff Sl JA1IE3 I10SFORD, dc7 law3wTCr P'1 George Turner.

y. r. aMira, Fulf street. Brooklyn. December 27, 1861.

Evernns, 11th a dividend of 4 ner cent was declared out of the profits cf the bank for the last six months, payable on and afitr the 2d day of Januarv next. 1855. 0117 tf inesaay next. X. f.

UUAbYiKu. Top tiuoscriber hM ot Brookim that he NEW COAL YARD, y. BrUm and John streets, where he ia selling ihe best duality of K1. OKcbAhD AND bCUDYLKILL COALS, isaw loweai market price AU "dera aul'Sm nuBiiiTO Philadelphia markets). Philadelphia, D.c.

13 The tranEfer hicks will (Vnm the 9nth tn.t tt.n fjoliiijg Jrencnta. 5th Janinry, 1855. By oruer, A New Clock in the Cupola op the City utiauaa leyi DODGE. Cashier. Bank Hall.

The old clock in the cupola of the City Hall, which has proved itself a very bad time There is no change to note in the Money mar ke Reading 33 Monia Canal 11; Long Inland Railroad 12; Penn. 5's 80; Penu Railroad 41. TO LET OR FOR SALE A Good Business Stand suitable for a Bakery wilh Ovens complete, corner of Bedford avenue and Van Burcn at. Also Two Ntw UOUBSS StOrv. Wilh basement anil suh.rp ll.tr nrlimmnrr OKOK14N UANKfcJ.

Present valuo Whet keeper when in order, and lately in Buch a con TOYS! TOYS 1 1 At Whole: eli at the GREAT REPUBLIC HOUeir. FURNISHING STOKH. No 31a and 814 Fulton Urttt. Hroiiaun, having recelveo a large invoice of superiur Toys car, fully seected. Ptrchan'o elsewhtro.

mu iy 40 alita wif si "ar i wwm particulars enquire ofP. L.Taylor, 97 Fulton stieet. Bro'jklyn del3 Iw aiooMiIn.lianaVnd lillmis BaSkS)' At "la ditioD as not to mark the time at all, has at length been displaced, and another, and we trust x. uiotni.ng warehouse, dciaiiv KINGS COUNTY COURT. Jacob H.

Sack mann aeainst Jnhannpn IV. Nntl nnrl Vahafh ou sua OS Street. Nonr V.vt, CI UAL, UO.lL!! topeneci Lfo. would inform the inhabitants Brooklyn that from mi ning their own COAL, tliey ate enabled to stl, not only a better quality, but on more favorable terms than can be obtairei! tjseuhorem the city, ODiceonVan Brunt street, near avenue. Orders will be received and punctually attendid to by any of the dersigntd AiiENTS: Bcranton corner henry and Atlantic streets.

1), is, corner Atlnnticand Court sts. Tompkins A Ilutice. conierofl'ulton and Nassau sis. H. 1'.

iiiddleton, corner of Hie, sand Atlantic sts. W. C. Unrritou, corner of Union and Atlantic sts. mh29tf a better one, has been substituted by the manii aul8 6m DOGB CO.

jr.cuM.il auu Auii uia wuc, neinricu liussel and Ida his wife, Sebastian Bauer and Euneigundihis w.fe lacturers, Messrs. Henry Sperry No. 388 DestrnctCon ol' a Hotel I.o of Life. Albany, Dec. 13.

The hotel in town of Broakville, uovth cf'Port Huron, Canada, was totally dtstroytd by fire on Wednesday last, and two of its inmates burned to death. and Jicdb Berlin and Andrew Wedel. Summons For re lief. C) NovioAi 0K sssssi, The pull will open at 1 o'eloek P. and close at 3.

Broadway, New York. It was placed ia its po To the defindants Ueinrich Dussel and Ida, his wife, and Se ucauau uftwa ui.u ju.uueigeiiua, it.s wile. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. DAQUERREO" TYPES 57 Fulton street. Brooklyr oppofi H.csi where the subscribers are preoared to cute likenesses of a superior 'one and fii ish in ail the variety of st for Holi jay Presents nt low price Having a la ge asso tment of 'ancy cases, the flatter themse.ves ti.at they can please all who may lavor ihm with a call.

Iheir Daguerreotypes are not to be excelled by aav others this city or New York. 1. TDRCK. de7 lm" A. EKiING.

nouare nereDy sun moned and required to answer the coin aint in this actinn which was tilpH in Kinca nl.nn niai. Scljools. sition yesteraay ana set operation. The cost will exceed the appropriation of $2000, made by the Common Council, by some nundreds of dollars, in consequence of some extra work. The no20 3 w2w u.uci me uoara, 11.

P. PERRIfl, Cashier, office. December 12, 15L and serve acopy of yeur answer on me at my office, 181 Fulton street, Brooklyn, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suh service and if you fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid, Ihe plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, Ijouscfumieljtng. Shooting Affray at Covington. Ci.vcinnatti, Deo.

12. In au affray at Covington yesterday, an omni bus airent by the uame of Perkins shot li. works are exceedingly flue, presenting a smooth BROOKLYN INSTITUTE. Drawing Clase7. commences October 10th, 1854, nnd be ooninuf Tuesday and Friday Eveninga from 7 till 9 o'clock, each week during the winter.

Instructor in Landscape ai Figure Thomas Monk. Do. in Mechanical and Architectural Drawings, J. P. Gat Kon.

Terms for each Class S2 per quarter. ueia wwow anikl TBEMBLY. Pl'ffa. AttV. and highly polished appearance.

The escape. rriGHL'Y IMPORTANT. TO MARRTTCT) 0 1LVER PLATED CUPS Some very hand some Plated GoDlets and Cups t.f rich patterns and look as handsome as the genuine at D. CH h.S. 203 Fu ton st Some more of those U.

plated forks and sp, on just 11 ivei Silver ware of all kinds always on hand and warranted ooln silver. de6 3w JOHN D. tUASE, Manufacturer. ment is jeweled with agate and the striking (Jarpenler, a distinguished lawyer of that JI PERSONS. A distincraished at, a jTuVhiS.

UB.i iiSRS. U. DARLING" of Thomas FrazUr.) 63 FULTON STRFPT manufacturer and Dealer. Wholesale i and RetaiL Stoves' lianges. Furnaces.

Coal Uo.ls, C.al Kettles. Mouse TFumS illf Hr" Pbita. forropalr The above deoartmpnf nnnala. a piace, uungerousiy wouudiog rum. Perkins was EuroDO.

came in possession of an invninuhip i part is so arranged that that is impossible to get arrnsterl aud held to bail in the sum of twelve committee. Brooklyn, Sept. 27th. 1864. oedtr who from any cause wish to preven.

an Increase of orojj'ny. This preparation is warranted perfectly harmless and free from any injurious effects udoh either Dm tv. unHmpr incr m. out of order. The pin escapement is used In tuuusiuu dollars.

cliOUKLiW RIDING SCHOOL preference to the palate escapement, as being tirely from anything heretofore ree miuended. it is not taken 1 tuthrv 1 TAn Patterns, se (entrance atfioimnc nr nnr'n rr iction are sure to give Batis ULemaiijr niiu iu luuusuu.ia oi cases lias it proved a perlect Iv. sure, safe and infallible nrevenlativp. irnn.iuh rnr more serviceable and lesB likely to get out of HOLIDAY PRESENTS. C.

II. MILLS" and Jeweller, 111 Atlantic street, rul for thelibenil patro received hitherto from his frienS and the public gene ally, would fnf them hat hehaa nw on hand a very handaonie assortment Gold and Silver Watches, brooches, ear rings, finger rings, gULtd chains also fob and vest silver plated tea set s. eike baskeU." castors, ic, as also everything in the wa of Jewelry The prices are reduced to th lowest 1 gure. nnd all ttho wih favor him tha call wi find ibnr 1, a v. ri zr years use with full direetioca will be sent in a letter, double The abovtl PntabliRhTnAnf IS nnWr.nnn fr.v tha postage, a.

any part ot ine u. states on the receipt of two e.r13 Kldlnl 'or Ladies and Gentlemen every evening Trial of Arrisan, etc. 12. The trial ol Arrison for the murder of Allison ianow progressing here. There is but tour feet of watpr in tho Ohm luiiaia.

cbscv. mi ij. .1 duijTi uroosjyn uince, oxrto. z. tonus uuoman rone speoinc.

N. li, Ladies and gentlemen boarding their Horses at this Mlua.v mc ynvuogc 01 using cnem la the ONE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH KNOWING. The title of the most Useful and nnnul ir hnnt New Yo Vh08e "ny Brooklyn or "'l0 tf H. CURTIS, Proprieloe. River, aad there appears to be little prospect of Jobbing, as usual, with neatness and dispatch.

ocl6 3m CABINET FURNITURE, Tho Oldest 0 Largest and Cheapest FURNITUltE WAKEHODSE IN BROOKLYN vihere every article may befound. ae2 3m r. TOTin us vu eve' published containing invaluaule information. Receipts Particular attenUon paid to the repairing of watches aad nne clocks. Jewelry repaired in the best manner by experienced werk.

a nee at. ptuuuut. JlTtareliaucottB. ana instruction in tne useful ana aomesltc arts. The whole collection absolutely wlthnnr.

a nflruiut tn am. part of the world, forming a complete library of valuable do d6 3m Markets. FOR THE LADIES. Comhinini? mestic mowieuge anu geoerai iconomy. selected from the ex Derience of ages, and combined with all tha nmriom TUEWS J.

Prnctic Fashionable tifitnnl iTi f.innim TTt! 1 1 HOLIDAY'S PRESENTS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE T1MK8. Close Puvers who a'e loolt lne LUt fnr Itnrro wmivj, ASbUHu Accuracy ana New Yobk, Dec. discourses and improvements our own and her countrlt 13 ANU FORK oh' ALL, KINDS L. Bread. Cook, and Carverp.

Pocket Knives and Sciasnro Hpoons all kinds. Ladles and all kinds of fSSSSS lJh J1'0' BUNCE. 9t luiton. cor. Uenrv Myrtle and examine nnrntnnv ni .11 1 ME DEM0RESTS, in tnosc usiui snu eiegant arts, not only eontribut to the happiness, the convenience and the comrort of clviliaed and social liftf.

but even to the nreservatinn and elry. Silver and Plated Write. Fai cy Goods, etcTwhick we are etermined 10 sell at the lowest possible prices, all iroodA warranted as represerted. Branch Emporium of Fashion and Piemium Dress Making Establishment, in coni.ection with Lambert's Millinery, store 17H nTpvi.1. "rt'ic UAltDlWJi OPENERS AND PATENT NUT CrackB.

de6 tf JNO. BUNICE. eor. Pnlinn rra. of life itself Its equal never before d'sclosed to the eye of an Intelligent public.

Pr.ce.25 cents. Neatly Bound 50 an excellent gift book for the Holidays. orrosiTs thb Mcskuii. Btrnomx. ver, watcnes, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired.

ly BPUONER WELCa. 69 Myrtle avenue. SCUTTLES OF BRASS AND ratternsof Clocks Jlan'lllas, Sacks. Sleeves, in cuding every new anu useful ueeiun oonnected with Lad es and Childten's apparel at hlf tho usual prices. Dress pat ternseut to tit tlie form at 18, owing to the great adVantaies TOY'S THE CHEAPEST AND FINEST 15 Brooklfn.

to had at. Mi T. rnvvuiJ rn.it The dials are of glass, three quarters of an inch thick, six feet two inches in diameter, and weighing four hundred pounds eaoh. The figures on the dials are in plain Soman characters, and if, as designed, the clock be illuminated the time will be as plainly visible in the night as in the day time. To the Editor of Vie Brooklyn Daily EaoU Dkar Sib Do help me I am in a dirty condition.

My ash barrels, from Fulton street to the Navy Yard, are full to overflowing and there seems to be no chance of their contents being removed, unless by the little boys, who kick out the bottoms of the barrels, and spread dust and ashes over foot walk and carriage way, to the detriment of the eyeB and throats, as well as clothes, of passengers. In my (rouble I turn to you, in the hope that you will notice such a Btate of affairs in ycur paper, and be the means of waking np the authorities, those in turn waking up the dustmen, so that I may be cleaned once more. Pray do notice this, and confer a favor on many citizens in Prospect Street. uifcituMi s. butuukk.

Publishers. del31w 69 Fulton Cotton is heavy. Flour firmer Sales Western 4560 bbls. Common to straight Stale, $8,25 a 8 62 Gom moa to good Ohio, $8 75 a $9 25 Southern firmer. Sales 1200 bole, at $8 02 a 9 50.

Wheat better. White Michigan $2 22. Corn heavy. White at 93 a 95c Yellow 94 Mixed 95. Pork steady.

Beef ia steady. Lard is heavy. Whiskey unsettled. 40o for Ohio. CIpthinrKmporium, 191 Atlantic" street, bttweo Court aad QrTiwe.o a SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of execution, issued out of the SaDreme cnurt.

in Surr tc Nrtus. M'me DEMOKES1' proposes to cut and baste Dresses at th fol owing prices Chi'dren's MMu Waists to 25c Childrens U.tq.' es 0 871c Lad es Plain Waists 0 371c Li.dies basiues 0 50s Cloaks cut and bssttd 1 00e ted and delivered, I will sell by public auction, at Montague Hall. Court street, oppodte the City Hall, in the city of Brooklyn, on the 26th day of January, 1855, at la o'clock noon of that day. all the right, title and interest which CICERO W1OTERBOTTOM had on the 21st day of June, 1651. or at any time thereafter, in whose hand un vrr iur.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF JESSE M.O. SMITH, gurrognte of the County of Kings NlllCe II herehv Vm nnrlln. tn ln tr. Dress Makintr at nronarttonahlv low nrir A call is res pectfully solicitoU. Qel2 at having claims apainst DAVID STANFORD late of the OHj same may be.

of. in and to. a 11 that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate lying and being in thn Sixth Ward of the icu, ma. are rt auireu to xninit tnn the yoLchers there, A NOVEL SIGHT. The Celebra ted WASHINGTON BILLIARD utjuiuiuumu.

tii easterly ai ie oi van brunt street fortv feet southerly from thi int.Hrpr.ti nr 325 Broadway, in the c.ty nf New York, befr th fW da; of June next. Dated Novemh. 5R. tftu the First Premium Crystal Paiace billiard Table. Two English Slate Bed.

an" oilier BillUrd 1 ableg lu n. Bl AISrUKD, LAROl.lNB BKoWlN, no2 law6m IttJZA STANFORD. Executors. ner of Carroll itreet with the easterly side of Van 'Brunt street thence easterly parallel with Carroll Btreetsixt? feet; thence southerly parallel with Van BtuH street seven feet nln inches thence westerly at right ang; witn Hnmilton avenue forty seven feet nine Inches to the southeasterly side ol Hamilton avenue thence north All of UAbt OKD a make, may be seen and sed at the sa loon corner of Fulton and Pim annre the nrsnnt the neatest, titted un rooms in America, flp.ntl.mpn nt N.v IN PURSUANCE OF AN Oh DFR OF JESSE 0. SMITH, furr.

gate ol the County of Kings Notice is herebv trivrn. i ordmv to inw.m Bn along Hamilton avenue thirty slxfeet tso inc es thp iunntinn with Van Rmnt b.iii WE PU15LISH THIS DAY, December 11th. 1854. FANNY PERN'S Novel, RUTH HALL; A TALE OP DOMESTIC LIFE. 4B0pp.

llmo Clotn. Price. Every body knows runny Fern every body has laughed cried ovtrher sparkling, dashing, truthful, genial w.it i. gs; every body will wish to read ito, her first novel, and every ore who does re it will pronounce It her kteatest work. Says an able critic who has rend the proof sheets.

Uutn Hall Is a work hich not on'y exceids anything which tanuy rein has writb n. but which in many respects urpai'seesny other work whatever. For intetse and sustained interest of narrative, for origmaity of conception and catinent for scorching sure tm at.d withering rebuke of pretensions and hypocisy, for elevatlun ol moral ue and ivinom ness of rels.oiu inculcations, for freshntsi mplicit.v, Jire 'tuetb anu fascination of btyle, we have never een its equal. lhe akes possession of our heart at once; we Wow Ruth'' through her tills with ss much interest as though she Wore ur own sister she b.eatbes not a sigh, she suffers not a sorrow, which the reader docs not feel as acutely as though the nrst came from his own heart and he second were one of his own sad The oh rcten are such as we are con. otantly meeting in every day life and howboidly and skill lully they are ra nu.

how lowerful Hie story is bow touching is its pathos, how spar! li. its wit, how irresistuble it humor, how severe its ratite. and how true its moral, no Ynrk and Brooklyn who wish 10 see the best, the hantbomest and the Most Ancient and Finest Running Tables in this Now York News, The Jury in the Child's divorce oaso, pending for maay days in the Supreme Court in this city, rendered a verdict in favor ot Mrs. Chi'ds wanting her a full and complete divoice her husband. A mw was arres'ed luA Light with a large amoont in counterfeit, bills on the Farmer! ai.u Mechanics' Bank ol Kisio.i, Pa.

Five buildings were jtiroved by Are this morning on tbv corner of 51st and 9th av. Li.s probably New Vorlt JUoiict ITarkcr. along Van Brunt street flft en feet, to the place of beg nning. Together with a.l and a ngular, the tenements. heruiitimnt.

having claims ogainrt Patrick H. Morris, late cf the L'lryo Brooklyn, oeceas d. that they are itou red to th c. lltitry are 111. ueu 10 can ami see lor liemaelves.

Gentlemen about putting up tables' in their Private House are invited the above before doing so. A large assortment of same, with the v. i.ehers thereof, to the substring. hf. and appurtenanees thereto belonging or In any wise apuer utiuiua eaid nce.

No. 8 Gold street, in th iclty of Bi ooklyn. on or before the 4th day of April next. KNULKBERT LOTT. sheriff.

Dated Brooklyn, Dec. 12th. 1854. deUSaWiwfl uiui ru liiuies 01 smaiier uimengiong maue 10 order, and every article in the trade for sale at .149 Fulton andb Ann New York. JB.

The saloon will be open at 8 o'clock. A. M. noTi)rn A. BA3SFORU.

149 Full in st. N. Y. uatea crepienioer ram, ihd4. oct4 lawnm FREDERICK MORRTP.

Administrator. O0UNTT COURT. Henrv Storv ao ainst David Hays and others. ItN UttfcU aNUIS OF AN OKDKK OF JESSE O. SMITH.

Ran Como PiNTonrMisTs. A troupe of pantomi mists have engaged the Museum for Friday evening next, on which occasion they will give an entertainment a la Ravel." They are said to be very talented, and bring a well earned reputation with them from London, Paris, New York, They are accompanied by their own musical leader and first violin, which enaurfB VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Antoine otorv ViUKOSTgiKDr prors. Att'ys. In nursuanceof aiudirment order of thUrnnrt m.H.

in ii. Ravel against SeaUurv Charles P.npr nnrl Kings. No ice is herebv eiven. rnrrlln tn low tn all Mv.nma above entitled action, bearingdate tht 12th day of December. 154.

I Will Sell bV DUblin auction, at Mnntnmie 13. Charl. Kisaui. Summons. For relief.

(Com. not served.) Action No. 2 2u8r. To Cbaiies Kits one of the above named defendants. You t.re her by oun mr nen and rtq lired to nswrr the complaint in this iiciion.

which Was filed in the otbee nf th nlr.rh Court strset. ot.nc.site the f.ltv Hull In otv r.r UrnnLlvn1 hav.ng claims rg.nnst James HcDonrugh. of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that 'hey are required to exhibit the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at tht office of A. McCue. Si Coon men.

Ihe city of Brooklvn.on on the 6th day of Januarv. 1855. at 12 nWnnk. nnnn nf thnt New York, December Stocks dull aad lo er. Money Toe dt jiaud is good.

Sterling Exchange is dull. Virginia 6 aav. tne miiowing uescrinea lana ana premises. or belore the lbth ilny of April next. uateo vctoner tutu.

4. "ctllawHin JOHN LOPQBXIN. Executor. ot the ouuty ui Kings, at. the City Hall ot the c.ty of Brooklyn, on ihe23il day of October A.l., 1 54.

and serve a copy or jour answer 10 the said complain' on the rubscrtber, at his oflice, iiKiihor Nas au street, in the ciiy of be York, withi: tw ntv davs after the serviee ol tTiis mminiing lor the auflienoe orchestral music of a superior quality. For particulars of performance see advertisement. 7. xeein. uy reuuillg Ruth Hall will fr by books.

Hers generally. To any one sending us the retail price, wew.llaen.i acopy of tho work l.y mail, pest pant. hy MASON BROTHERS, delHtcUw 33 Prk Row. New York. Ml I'iJ LORD, 24(i Futton street, have juot received the followlr new works Afraja.

Lifo and Love in Norway, by E. J. Morris. Newsboy. Oabinboy.

1041 ti lj 30 91 CO Del and ilud canal Illinois central bds Hudson tt Krie Income bds Michigan Southern U.K. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF JESSE C.SMI'il. Fsq Surronateof the County Kings Notice 1. hertbv civ. n.

rr tn aw 7l. you, exclus.ve of the day of i uch and if tou fail 10 answer the said como aint withiu the me aforesaiil, the oiainuai, st Ca I IUKINESTOOTHOFF, ue I ih Uwn of MalaDds.deeeased.tb.it tr.ev nr ipnnirn tn avKiHt. tha piaiut.u ,1111 Mi.uij.Lu ine iuuri ior tne renet ue in tnded in 'the com plaint. same wi he ucliers thereor, 10 the subscriber William Stooth. ff at hi res denee in ihe town nf P.n.hiinh nn h.

uetooer aist, its 51 dt8 lawtiw F. S. STALXKNECHT, PJ'ffs. Atl'y. SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS The i amiltnn rp Tr.ana, nj rt ah niai ue.

uiiu iuu iikhh or pareet oi iana, situate, lying and being In the ci'y of Brooklyn, known and designated on a certain map of property in the Eighth Ward of the city of Brooklyn, lately belonging to Henry Storv, surveyed July 135. b' It. Tolford, City Surveyor, and intended to be Hied In the office of the e'erk of eaid county of Kings, as lot numbered two hundred and twenty eight (328) and bounded and described as followf, to wit Commencing at a point on the northerly aide of2lststreet distant three hundred and twenty five f.et easterly from the northeasterly corner of 2ist street and 3d avenue and running thence easterly along the line ofilst street twentyflve feet: thenc northerly and parallel with 3rd avf nue one hundred feet; thence westerly and parallel with 21st ftreet twenty nve feet, and thence southerly and parallel with 3d avenue onehUDdredJpet to ihe place of begin ning. And also all the right, title, interest and estate of said llavi.l Hays, in and to one hlf of the street fronting on said ot subject to the use thereof by all thi other owners of lots lanldown on said mapby the public generally as a public street as laid down to be opened and remain on' accordine lyK a ENOLBBBET LOTT. Sheriff.

Dited Brooklyn. Dec. 12, 1864. del3 aawlw forp the sixteenth ray June next. iJih Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick.

Ida May. by Mary Langdon. Lamplighter illustrated. Stories from Switzerland and ihATirmi Lfa.eu tiecemiier yth. to '4 XTOTICE.

In the matter of application of the I Common Council of the Citv of Biooklvn. in relation tn J'HIN J. WILLIAM ST0 THOFF, Administrators. York tdward Wilson and Jai.e Wilson bis wife, A bra Sr Hunt ry Hunt his if Cornelius It. Hunt and Charlotte Hunt his wire Joseph Platl.

assignee, re. John l. a id trertrud" Prince his mfe, Dezend. rr, Benjamin F. Tiinmaa.

the City ol lirooglyii. John F. de9 law6ai Discovery and Adventure in the Polar Seas anu P.opions. Scenes of Modern Travel and Adventure. no'iS tf opening Filth avenucfrom 7th street to the New Utrecht line.

T. ail whom it way eonccrn vru ti of aitlioai ios for the 1 di8L liarge Of HI. tnaO VPnt rVnm his HAl.tj nxnnn. tn Hur Sylvunus White, Wi: tale by tiEO. LITTLE, Nn.

the nroviumna uf th, (hir.l urtir lb tha flr.t Aftl. Euuuus. uMni oteuoius. uuuan Ko' lium Uurrell and Horatio ti. und relief.

uk. jtimtn jna or 51 Rfrppf. Tne unders.itne 1, Coiutnis toners of Ultimate and Assess nt in the above matter, will meet at theuQiceor the Ailor nev aiiii counsellor of the City of Hr. oklyn. in the Citv Ha chAptrol the second part of ihe Rev sed rututei Heartsease or the Hmihrra Wife PBTr.R W.

UAI.i. Insolvent. Notice flrstpubl shod, O' tober 14th 1854. Creditor to ai np lit linn it. a or fly, on FRIDAY, tl.e 15th dny of December, 2 o'clock, in theaf ernoin.

t. hear the noofs and al egationH of nil pHi ties intrrected and will continue to meet bv art fudge Of Kings COl.titv. 1,1. cliJmr.pr. In th.r,i.

Rnll in Firemen's Elechon for Chief and Assistant Engineers. An election whs held yesterday in the office of the Comm'asioner and Sapplies.City Hall, for the purpose of choosing Chief and Assistant Engineers. The polls were opened at Bunrise, and closed at Bunset. The following candidates were elected Chief Engineer, Israel D. Yelsor.

Assistants John Taylor, Everett V. W. Reel, Joseph Reeves, George Atwater, and George Stayley. Election of Colonel. At a regular monthly meeting of the Kings County Veteran Corps, held at Colgan's Hotel on the 7 th Capr.

Tb.eopb.ilus Hardenbrook was unanimously elected Colonel, vice Col. A Verplank promoted General. Mile Stones in our Lile Journey. Maxims cf Washington. Out Poors at Idlewild.

Ida May bi Mary Langdon. Alone new edition. H'gh Life in New York. Young Husband. TEWILRY, One of the best and most journinetit fro time to tim.

as may be deemed necessary tht ty of Broo lyn ou the 8th nay of January, 1846, a.t clock in the that day. fj extensive assorti I'lateil Ware in this cit; Plated Ware in this city, can be found at JOHN D. CHASE'S. itnti expeiiir At the time and place above specified. Title Deeds and other evidence of sli ulu be produced.

Datotl Jutia lat. I8n4 ocl4 lawlOW nnst tf BUdHAU iF AKL'S ANDDOCKS Novem ber 17, 'C4, CabiiG (jTrimmings. Dated Brooklyn, u. 2 i. 1S04.

JOHN CLARK. JOHN J. Commissioners. de4 lot Sen rate and endorned "Prnnnaim cli. will rece vtd this un'il 11 o'cluok on.

on the 1" day ot ii ember next for run ishing the materials named below foi tl.e nvi yard, heu Yolk Clans Nu. 1 Srone. 800 feetgrani'e, water table perputtern, the nsvy yard. m.r lineal foot. 2,000 square et foundation stone 4 feet 6 'n hes by 12 inches.

LADIES' ATTKNTlf IN. Grpat ale ol Fancy daii'Ht WILLIAMS. 219 Fulton street, between Tiliary and Coi cord sis. Ou furs are all mad up by ourselves, expressly for City Retad trade, snd comprise a large and splendid assort ment of foreign apd Domenic urs. consising of Stone Martin, German fich.

Hudson Hay Sb'e, Mink Sable. Mom tain Martin yal Lrraine, French Ermine, Russian Fich, Fine Coney. Swans Down. Ac. Also Sleigh Robes, Fur Trimmings and all other articles in our line.

A splendid assortment of Childrens Fancy White, Black and Drab Heaver Hats. Men's Youths' and Childrens Cloth Caps of our Manufacture; noltj lm 2(l3iulton i street. Watchtsofali kindiand prices, various makers. Gold chains, chatelaine and short chainsfor neck. Gold Lock ets, a great variety of patterns.

G' Id Ear rings in abundance and patterns Gold finger rings, from a few shillings to 100. Gold specks, eye glasses, ic. Gold studs, ain and enameled. Gpld pencils, keys, slides, hooks. wiv.

els. 4c Gold tooth picks, ana with tooth pick, key and pen cu all in one. Superb hair work on hand and made to order of any pattern, on the shortest notice. Silvf spoo.is. forks.sugar sifters, shells reserves, spoons mustard.

with and without gold.bowis.teastrainers. cups.butter knives, nankin rings fruit knives, whistl s.csrd baskets, 4c, Plated rake baskets crstors. toast racks, cups and those elegant teasetta thstlook as handsome asg nuine si ver; and forks, spoons, ttc to match, and warranted to give satisfaition. An elegant as sortmdit of fans Gilchrist'8 raz all warrynted to give sa tiBfecion aid the only pli ce in the city where they can be had The ibove are a lew of the goodn we teep.but If you willcaii we will most willingly show our assortment, and all things warranted as represented. Wedding and vi4iting cards at short notice and In me most superior style.

Cake boxes, envelopes, etc. always on hand. Watches and clocks repair ed in the best mann and in all our dep.rtmenta none but the best workmen are employed. JOHN D. CHASE.

203 Fulton street. One door below Concord Manufacturer of Silver re, Jewelry, etc. de7 lm not itra uiai. a leel wi e. ver bquurr root.

220 cuoiu yards butl ii atone, pet cube 3 aid. CTa No. a. iron Pipe. o.

760 feet cast'lrn pipe. 6 inchts oLnieur. i th ck, per foot. OTICE. lu the matter of the application i of the Mayor and Common Council of the Ci'y or Brcok rvla ion ttiopcning Washington avenut from Myrtle avenue Ftu tig avet.ue.

in the city of Brookl.vn. To a 1 whom it tuny concern We 'he undersigi ed ommi'slonerSof estimate nnd assessment 011 the abt.ie mar ter, 00 hereby give notice that we have con pieted our rtport in the above matter, and that the sa report and mp re filed in the otliie o. the erk of the coun ty of Kings forexamination.by all personsinterested and that we will meet at the oifiee of the counsel to the Corporation of the city of Bi klin. at theC ty Hall, on S.DMESDAY, the 13t't diy of Dece ber, at 2 o'clock in the a'ternoon to review our said rtport. Dated Brooklyn, Dm 1st, 1854.

O.SMITH. WILLIAM Commissioners To the defendants. You arehereby summon and required to answer the complaint this action or which a py serv. upn ftnd eeeacop.v answerouu ai our office, ino i9 Fulton street. N.

Yo, k. with Iwent.vdus alier the service hereof, exclusive ot ihe day of su ii service and if you fail to answer the complaint as fnrcsaid, the plaintiffa will apply to thecotirt for the re.ief demanded in the cmnplamt. Dated October 19th, 864 WAKKMANALATriNG. Pl'ffs. Att'ys.

The oomplaintmentiuntd in this summons was tiled in the Ut W. ibe city of Kroo, bn, on the 26th day of October, 1854. dels law 6w ASSESSMENT NOTICE. In the matter Biekett street, from 5tn to Kinoutb men pavini; a rra'tog. NoUce Is hereby given, that the following assesment li the above matter, remain uupald, and hat the warrant lectlnriald nueiwnenu will expire ruthe 2 idayofjrti ary, 186, and tbatnnleti said Assessments, together withibr expense and per r.euiage allowed law.

are paid on or (ore said date. Judgment will be entered in theSupremee Court, In Kings County, againsteacti and every pervoo (who shall have neglected to pay for the amouDlof said Assessment, with the said expenses, pnr ceniage and costs. Mtrgaret larr, Pter Gideon untnin 3 Wjctoff snd Wm. Th o.Po!heuiu 781 Pnwere Exe'n of I 91 1 ALFRED M. WOOD, Collector of Taxes sod Assessments.

Brooklyn, Dec 10th lsS d. 11 iaw6w PLATED TEA SKTTS. Tnose El enntTta. Setta. eo near'y equaling the genuine Silver, in fart can't be told one rrom Ihe othr and warranted to last for years, can be had afj.

D. CHASE'S, also thore superior Al hata Fin ks Spoons. Lan les, 4c, together with Cake Baskets. Oard Baskets, Oastors. 4c.

JOHN T). CHASE, 203 Fulton street. Manufacturer of Silver Ware, Jewelrj, 4c. Wedding and Visiting Cards, engraved at short notice, and in the most super or style Oai.e Boxes, Cam Envelops, 4c, always nn bnd. noJl tim 1.680 feet cast iron pipe, 4 Inches diameter, i inch thick, per Tho verses of our fair correspondent were ecoidentally mislaid.

If we might expect bo much consideration from our injured friend as to furnish a new copy we will endeavor to avoid any cause of complaint in future. foot 300 fret est irnn pipe. in he diameter, Inch thick. In lengths' of 9 feet each, with sp.got anu faucet Joints, per foot, 800 feet more or )r wrought railing, per plan In Cirll Engineer's office, navy jard, Yo.k, per lineal The above materials tn bed Ilvered at the yard sforeaaid. uei lot u.

1 ix ii.u&a ASPLKiNDID ASSORT BNT OF VKLVKT Gimps, Plaided Velvet, Plushes, Anlique Trimmings. Buttons, Cord and Tatsuls the most extensive assortment in the city, can always he found at JOSKPII LO0KITT. SON 4 Manufacturers of Ladies Dress and Mantilla Trimmings, 4c ic.dallunoust., opposite Clinton, sign of the Uold Tuasel. jal3 ly S. 0.

DYER, Piano Forte Teacher and tuner, Cumberland su, near Myrtle ave. (rVfit door from (Irnhan l.olnm free of ail expense to he United s. an, to ihe satiafaci ion TILDER'S PATENT SALAM ANDER in theconiuiauuain. in. reoi.

i.nt pat to nt de'ivei, with six, day io fourh n. ty. tnrte fourths in one hundred and twenty dais, ml il.e whole nh sb months 1 rum date Ct The bids to al.h SATES. New York. kept In tuoe by the year on very (ootlerate S.

D. keeps on hand at his residence, a suu.ll a'sortmc of carefully selected 1 iauos of the best Mkfrs. for sa at ven The nublic are Informed that SILAS HKH fuii'ant erratiiredby law LADIES ATTENTION. Tbone who want their Dressses made in the most fashionable and ap f'ovfl mnaanr. would do well to call on Mrs.

LARK1N, bl Myrtle uvenue, between Lawrence and Bridge streets, where Patterns or the latest styles of Dresses, Cloaks, and it, 9. i kio us auuui pureuasillg will nno it to their advantage to give him a call befce committing ihemselves else wiieie. Melodeona and second hand Pianos, for sileaiiditi let. Tho Myrtle avenuo cars Dims within a fw doors the house. deSm The lowest bid.ier nly will be ntlftd nf the accrptanre of his bid througi the post 1 Sloe aad o.ntraciB will i.etoiward eo to the navy at ew Yoik for execution within fifteen days fr date ot said notices.

nnil3 law.w JOS. SMITH. The Foreign News. Jn default of newa by the Pacific, which over runs her time, we learn that the highest authority among the spiritualists of this State, has received a communication to the erfeot that Sebastopol has fallen, amid great slaughter and destruction. Oar correspondent R.

will perceive that the statement which bo makes appeared in the paper yesterday. The Jury in the oase of Tucker bad not agreed on a verdict up to a o'olook. Mantillas uiny be had at the lowest orices N. li, (lood tits guaranteed. sc29 tf MlVV oALii NU fX GKOERlliS AND Ki OUR.

RING, having re assigned to the subscriber all his right to make and sell this world renowned fire I'roof Safe, the subscriber will continue the manufacture and sale of the same. The thousands of certificates fr.nu merchants, bankers and mechanics ot all trades, that have been given In favor of this the only true render It useless for the subscriber to multiply words In its favor, as full twenty five thousand of "WlLOErt'8 PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES" have been manufactured and sold in the United States, a in almost every large fire that has taken place during the last ten years these Sates have bten subjected to the severest testa, and not one of the genuine Salsmanders has ever been destroyed. A good assortment on hand and for sale by B. G. WILDER, Patentee and Manufacturer, DOM e.o.d.tf Warihouse IM fwwl street, New York.

The subscriber would herehv iLfnrm hiR friends nnrl tha TK1MM1NGS AND FANCY STORF CHANQE STABLE Nos, 9 and 11 HOYT a Nil OdS jUSt Onent'd Hi n.H l.Inht on.) annh no TUh! NEW VOKK HAT (JOIttl'AiNY'rf STAND ABD PRICK8, Finc MoleikTn Hat'. 8. Fine NutrlA lle.Lvnr HatH. AH N'n l.au. t.rW..

tew (loop, rrom Fulton Brooklyn. Horses taken on Liverv bv the day. week, or Triininii.g Embroideries, Laces, Hosiery. Gloves," Buttons publ generalh that en ouraged bj the very liberal patronage extended to him during the time ue has been in business that it is his intention to continue to nurit their favo by keeping constantly on hand, the Choicest a. Best Qrooe russ in all their varieties that can be procured and at tbe lowest prices.

aouem u.tuiouia, uauiee tteucuics, i'enumery, Fancy S', i.i. Ac. Mrs. LAiifUN, er Myrtle avenue, between lawrenceand Bridge street, igp A large assortment of CLOTH CAPe snd FELT HATS, low ia price. No connection with any other store.

now no NSW YORK HAT COMPANY, 00 tiaMaDSra T8 Bowtry, ew irk. mcnth, at as iii.eial prices as any in the city. g3T" Horses hought and sold on commission, and a few choice ones always rcservebWor customers, on' hit. Car riages taken on storage. k33 tf B.

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