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TO COPFJSB DBSNKEBS. AMUSEMENTS currency has been extensively counterfeited. The ar rest of alwholesale dealer is the bogus, in New York, the Cits fte aulr ltoijr FIRST EDIT! 01. EAGLE OFFICE, 2 1 3 P. M.

By Telegraph to tie Brooklyn Daily Eagle, A Worthy Gift to a Worthy Man. OnFri. day evening the members of tbc engineering department or the Union Ferry Company assembled at the South ferry to the number of thirty and proceeded in a body to the residence of Chief Engineer McFarlan, 154 Livingston street, for the purpose of presenting him with a fcuitrblo testimonial of their esteem, on the occa. sion of his retiring irom the active dut' es of his oflliu A maeniliccot doub'e eafed gold wa'cb, with chronome other day, has been followed by tbe capture orsomo of the small circulators. On Saturday night two men were arrested dv onicers nelson ana Aiownray oi the With Precinct, for passing flity and twenty live cent currency, and we have the cheerful information fiat there is a large quantity of bogas currency of thece denominations in circulation in Brooklyn.

The prisoners gave their names as Huijli Moran and Wm. Kehoe. Tliey wi" be examined before tho U. S. Marshal.

TnE Rohbery at Mrs. Dli'Fv's. A very voutbrul liiokingceuplenomi Cho'cs Ivi.s an. I Elizal 's win were arrested ou suiiic''on of being con ed in the robberv at the of Mrs. Duhy, Xo.3 lludsun avenue.

Mis. Ives is Mrs. TnifiVsste, slaughter. Tlioctc will be exu'pired to morrow by l'eny. Mrs.

Ives savs she took nothini; but what belonged to her. Paying Himself for his Trocblb. Henry Jacnlis a youthiul Israelite who occasisnally em p'ejud in tend the eegar store Chas. A. Slaltheson, 7 Atlantic stret was brought up this morning byofliccr Powers of Ihe 43d to answer a charge of fobbing fl worih gri.c.ibncks from tbe rrioney drawer.

Tne money was found in his possession. Justice Boeruin remand e'l tbe accused for examination. ISM Williamson We annoonce with pleasure, an engagement with Mr. Ca ScbuUz, an artist wboBe work wi'l commPHd the re P' ci of ari! t. as well a the admiration cf the We com I inscectlon and criticism.

CHAS. H. WICLIAMEON. Established 1E51. Tor Throat Di and uffecaons of the Chest, "Brown's Bioxciujl Trocinai." or Counh Lozen ces, are of srreat value.

In Coughs. Irrltatlou of the Throat car td by Cold, or Exct of the voc.il organs, in speaV'ng in publ'c, or sitging, they produce the most beneficial results. Cloak Ornaments and Tassels, Opera Trim mines, CheniUe Fiinses. Fmted Elbbors, Euele and Fancy Glmus, Chenilles. Velvet Ribbonv Sewinc; and Machine Silk, Toilet Angola Mats.

Gird'e Cord and all descriptions of trimmings made to 0 der at J. LDCKiTr, Stub Co. 's, 251 Fulton U. MiLLrNEHY Miss Annie Hodgins (recently fttMr. J.

North's,) havlns taken the Uinery Show Rooms lately ec uded by Miss S. A. Nealla, 239 Fulton street, St. Aon'B Building, respectfully solicits the patronaste or her fritOdB and the assures the former Datronsof Miss Stalls that their will be as promptly attended to and as neauy executed as under her direction. Economy is the Wealth or Nations Therefore practice economy and buy Kent's Ettsrr India Coffee, the most healthful in the worid; twice the strength of Java, and at only 23 cen's per lb.

Ask your Grocer for "Kent's." No other gemiue. General Depot 154 Kinde street, N. Y. d3 Krs. Winslow's Soothing Sykup relieves the child from nain.

Invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and vigor to the whole syi tcm. 23 cents a buttle. dl 6m Turned out of the Slaten Island Hospital and told by the head doctor that I could not be cured, after six weeks treatment. I applied lo the Indian Herb Doctor of 181 Fulton stieet. I bave been underh treatment two weeks and I am perfect'y cured and able to take cha geof my ship.

George Ldhrs, No. Thomas street, New York. Bishop iSc Rien, Fifth avenue Hotel, New "Pork, offer for sn'e tocir cbolce assortment of Dlnmoncs, Jeve Wa Ac all of i 'ieir own imp r.uli nanure ce 1 ii.a A Diamond woith (.2 doPa the Ic and mor valuable ever fmnoiid Into the JdI'ciI thiei. Cora1 Jt.rhy, a 1 ri.er and superior assDrtmn to any In the c.ty. e'U3t Fkench Fluting In nil widths, and all kinds rf inatei'ais.

dose it suoit uo'ice at J. Ioccnr, Son Co's, 2rJ Falun reel. Picture Cords, Gold and Silver Fringes, ls. Stars. 4c "Ich liook tfarksforthe Holidays, 1 crstet'1 Fyicy llu.tyD".

Embroideries, Bralrs. at Loe tos Co's 251 street. Laijies' Fancy LIats, Misses Fancy Hats, C'ldlil' en's Far cyHata trimmed and untrimmei, just the thirgfor Ili'liday Prestr at Uigloiv's, the Hatter of Br'or 1 185 Fulton street. Buowne's Patent Metaxic Weather Strips inil Wioe'ow liiinds exclude wind, rain and dust from. Bad st' tbe r.

tUn, or 'loirs and windows ol every Prr i ale in all Hardware scores Principal )pot 644 Dri'iitfw y. crrrero' Cle'Cl cr street. nli till 2s Beligions PToUces i'iiiiTUAL Meetings of the Congregation of the KewD'sp' Lsttlna tveiy Sur.dayat I0HAM 3 M.st llail No. 435fithav. between 311th and 31st.

tti. Removed from P54 Broadway, Y. Also Wednesdiyat 3 and 'r vetii a'TK, at ihe same olace. Tuesilayeveamc at. 1 31 Cith hv Wednesday evening at No 245 9th NY.

Tlarcday evening at Grenada Hall. No 112 Myrtle avenue, Brcokljn. Collections taken up to defray exDenses. The Rev. B.

J. Roberts, from Buffalo, will preach Mor.day evenirg. 13th Inst, in the hall No. 13 TleKalb nue. xieai the junction of Fulton ad UeK Jo.

Servicna co2rmer.ee lialf pose teieo. BtrnaBcrn vortUdllrtarllaa. Scalp fret. DIED. Kkahsf.v In this ci on Send Dec', ARC31BJLD Kufxpov, lorani ol James A.

aad Mary E. Kearney, oged 1 ear, uiODtbs and 10 y3. Holt Dec Frfodie, younr.est ron of Ca'eb and Flizi lie'h toll, 3 yea's nd 4 months 'ihe fr ennsof tat f. flly a sp "tijlly iivited to at tend the ora tLe residence of his p'iren's ii Ry ton tt." Ga'c3 avenue on ljesiay aiornc on, at 2 o'clock. Bfosifli Ibis moiuins.

in tbe third lear of hli ar, 11., youngest loh of ieborab aid John I). Crouiell. The frhnc1 eic1 ae quy'ut of ttie ye laby ioviieiUo a ienubis foniral fr.mi the re ol hla faU er. I'o. 4 Cottage place.

Pr ncei eel, near to nonow day) a iernooj, a'. 2 o'clock JIonrc In this city, on Sunday, Wimiam Mo.nbo, age! 3 ears and a im.nl lis. a il be ir.ecds and acquaintance are iovited attend the luncia1 on 'litesday aiiernoon, at IK o'clocir. from 10 Fu ten avtiiue. HJEliP WAfnTJKD.

WANIED FIFTTt GIRLS To WuKK. ON Drcsn Pads. Sevent cents per dozer. Ano'y Fuitou avence. dl4st A1.TED A BOY, ABOUT 15, TO TEND a meat store, odc accustomed to ihe pre feirtd: nust come will tood reference Aoply 3 uas cor.

er Hamilton and Tnird avenues, doath Brooklyn. dI4 if T57ANTED A COMPETENT PFRSON AS chambtrir.iiiil.auo wain ess: she must unde. stasdter busireiB and Li saiisfactoiy re'ecuce fiom ljst. ace. Aiii I oJIis OaliOKN, Clintin avenue, Detireen Myrt'e and Deiialb avenms.

ltj irJ ATFD A WOMAN TO DO GE5JEKAL brmework 111 a fami'y of ei dit persons. A'iply in ave ue, last house on leit going Irom Bedford ti l.ui tLd avenue dll "VI" ANTED A STOUT, ACTIVE LAD, IN A (Irocery stoic Must rintf good references on cb to.n'.r of Eiru place and Livinssiou street, dune ANTED IN A CLOTH HOUSE, A STOUT boy of about 16 yeais of age, well recomrrende, to make h'rnse'f generally useful. Most, reside in Brooklyn. Adoiess a. W.

W. Box 2401 S. P. 0. dlllt WANTED a PRO'lESTANT GIRL, TO DO i ereral housework ii a trrall family: must bs a ciod ccok.

wai ber at 'rpnt r. and come Well recommended. Call at 12 Pearl st, l. ooklyn. dl41t ANTED AN INTELLIGENT office boy ibout 15 years old; rout write a good haad, be an early ri er end willing to attend to business.

A Idress Box IH8 Post Office. 3t WANTED A GOOD STOUT BOY TO learn tbe coppersmith and spinning buinesi. Fcr one wno can come wtu recommended a aood sPuatlon is offered. Apply to WM. DAKBY SON, Copiitrsralths ana Metal Spinners, fr o.

IU WuttStreet, Brooklyn. ANTED 0 YOUNG MEN TO BUNDLE wood: steadv work and liberal wncrpn: eonri handd make 12 shillings ner day. Apply at 1'. KECSEIT'S Coal and "Wooa Yard, 231 Atlantic street. d81w SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A situation In a small piivate family, a cook, wisher andironer: has the best of city reference. Can be seea for two Oiys at 95 Atlantic street, second floor, front room. It wantid a situation, by a respect 'I ible youmt woman, 8s nurse and seamstress: under stsnrs nil klnos of Eewiag; is a (oodembro.r.ercr; bas uood city rcferei.ee. Call for two aay3 at 232 Pe.irl street. It 7ANTFD A SITUATION, BY AKESPECT able gbl, as cbambei maid or waitress Cill for two daysjit 2Cs Atlantio Street Itoom N'o.

12. dli It WANTED A SITUATION BY A GERMAN 10 do general housework In a smallt'rivatc farai ly. Call at 118 High street, Kiooklyn. dl4 If WANTED A SITUATION, TODO C00K Ing. washing and or general housework, by a neat, indur.lrlous girl, very willing capable and trusty, is an excellent washer and ironer, respectful and economical: "ft1? her last P'1106 Apply at 121 Atlantic street, dw It WANTED A RESPECTABLE PROTE3T ant girl, a situation In a small family: can do plain cooking; is a good washer and ironer.

(jao i seen for two iluys, at 548 Mjrtle avenue. Emiulre ot Mrs. Rowland. 2t HOUSES, WANTED. ANTED FURNISHED RfJOMS FOR HODSEKEKPING A gentleman ann wife (no child ren) ibh to rent two or three fuinished rooms In a genteel fsm ly.

Address M. L. Brooklyn Eagle ollice, statlnJ nrrcs. locality, etc. ,114 ITAN TED PART OF A HOUSE, SUITABLE for a gentleman and his wifo.

ii i.n.irn 1..1. QLD PLANTATION COFFEE. nNK AAVOBQ) OLD PLANTATION COFFKB, 96 UENT3 PUB POUND. T.TMrRAT. DISOODNT 10 TSB OLD PLANTATION COFFEE, ft preferred by those who have cued It to tbe best Koch or Java Coffee, It being superior In strength and riebnao el flavor to the ordinary imported OoSees.

A9 ire are Ute OOlr reoelven and manufacturers of tbt OLD PLANTATION COFJBB, wo would caution onr friends and the pmblla (Lsaixutpar chaslns any not bearlss our ilgrutore, ai since the perfect success our OLD PLANTATION COFFEE, dmceroni mannfaotarers are trylrur to palm elf inferior coffee at less price, saying that theirs Sa aa (tood. better, to. orrenoine PLANTATION COFFEE, rncb Planter Coffee, or PI sin tain Leaf Coffee, 0.. evidently to mlMuIde tbe puMio by pabniruE off an Inferior article for our OLD PLANTATION COFFEE. Ai wc th only receivers aad manufacturers of the OLD PLANTATION COFFEE, shall punish all infringers ef our copyright to the lurtbet tit.

extent of the law. The OLD PLANTATION COFFEE 1 put ihp In 1 ft tin foil packiM. 36 and 60 Sins case. Kith full direotions for nsbDc on each package. For tile by all well regulated Family Store.

WilSHT GILLIES BBOTHBB. TmnnHi.ni AnrI ntlfkltnrenf. saCiBG aad tSl Waahlngton street roM8 FURNITURE. FJKN1TURE WANTED THE ADVERTISER will purchase in any quantity. Gorge or small) rana tare.

carpeta, Btoves, bedding, mirrors and everything else appertaining to housekeeping. Hanaekeeuers who may be breaking up, or who have superfluous articles of fornltore to dispose of will be fairly and Honorably dealt with py ad clreiaGi? J. A. BROWNE, Box 81. WlUlaniflbnrgB.

P. O. N. B. Alio counters and glass cases of all klncu bougat.

nlO lm BEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE, In all colors, of warranted manufacture. Alio, solid CHESTNUT AND WALNUT CHAMBBB 8fff8. plain and ornamental. Warerooms 368 CAKAL Street, opposite Tfooster street, NewTork. CEstabllshed 1M8.) oCTm FURS.

FVJKS I FURS', i FTJRS 1 1 KNOWING IT to be our duty to do the gr eatest good to the greatest umber, we cadi the attention of the Ladles of Brooklyn and the Public iu general to the large and magnificent stock of Fancy Furs at Fulton street, opposite Clinton. A great many have wondered at the lr Uirnmr nf ladlua hn rll rlnilv at the KTNfiS nOHN Ty FUR AllD HAT STORE. 25 Fulton street; but to ru It Is very plain, because JA8. HARRIS does sell Ua beautiful slock of Mini. Sable.

Ermine. Souiirei, Stone MarttajFItch. water Mlr at leES than last year's prices. He also keeps a large stock of ladies and misses trimmed and on trimmed Hata. and expressly large assortment of those beautiful gilt Hats, which axe sold at this fashionable Place' of resort at ra need ratt s.

TVe would also remind some of ar benevolent societies that J. of 259 Fulton street, has Manufactured a large lot C'f For Gals, Fur Collsrs and Far ulovts.lntCded"foMlf BOdr soldiers In the flelrL whlch will be sold at tint cost. In conclusion we will Bay that his Gents'. Youth's and Boys' Hate and Caps, plain and fancv. stand A No.

1 in the market, and are liked by everybody. N. Great care is taken als in repairing all kinds ec Fun. P24 tf INSURANCE. KQTH DIVIDEND.

BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICES No. 18 WALL STREET NEW YORK. 11 COURT BROOKLYN. mmn ffUBFLUS ASSETS. At an iAnual election held on the 1st lnit.

the foUonbc lentlemen were unanimously re elected Director! for the ensuing year Franda Furnali OeornOPeteH BenjUStOweO Samoel I Whiting Jededlah MlllerTMD George GUflUan, Edward Badeam Robert Knight Gilbert Beecfcxum BtrsnHBmUh Joase SetLcmaa Francis A Palmer James Barnea Francis Behoala Charles Bnrkhalter John Bodtae IiaaTKrlMi Joshna Sutton John Braea Jereralak Spader. At a anbteneBt meettns of tbe BMrd, FRAKCU FTJRNALD. was rtanlrmondy 4eated PrtaUant, Md CHARLES TORKHALTHE, Tce President. Also, the njoaj 81CJD ANNUAL DrVTDEMD Of TEH (10) FES CENT tu declared oat of tk earnkin of Nia but lix raentbs, Murablaoe ttialat Jdr aext, in Stma OtTenuaeDt tax. Br rer JOHM W.

CH5HSY, SomtNT. Toais C. Baacaa, Ant. Secretary. 3oMa At ami, DurTtrror, June 11a.

leas. ist SUPREME COURT Adelaide Geslain, plain tut ajalrst Alexander O. Ge3ia'n and others, defea dants In partition. In purtuance or a judgment of this Court made In the above entitled action, bea ing date the sevetth day of December, 183, 1, Samuel Meeker, the referee named In id ludsment, R.llse'L at public auction, at the Commercial jxchanee. No.

369 Folion street, in tne City of Brooklyn, (oppcslte the Cily Hall) on the first day of February, lce'4. at tweive 0 clock nocn, of that day, the fol'owing de. taibed lanc'i and rre Dtes All that certain lot of land situate, 'yicg end being In the City of Brooklyn County of KiDgs and State of New York, bounded and deccrioed as follows, that Is to say: Beglnnir? on tbe westerly side of Bedford avenne at a point distent one hundred aid thlrty to feet Dire inches noitherly from tbe northwesterly corner of Becford avenue and Myrtle avenue and running tber cewesterly pa a'lel withMyrtle avenue one hundred feet: thence northeily parallel with Bedford avenue twenty five feet: thence easterly pe allel with Mj rtle avenue one hundred feet thence along Bedford avenue southerly twenty five fee' to tbe piece of being known by the number (lST)oce hundred and eighty seven, on the map of the farm Utely belombig to John Sklllmsn. Esdi together with all ana singular the hereditaments and appurtenances or in any wise appertaining thereto. Dated December 12th, 1SSJ.

SAMUEL M. MEEKER. Referee. Hesby D. BiRDmix, Pltfl: Att y.

dlaw6irM TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS A WELL C. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate cf the Count? of Kings Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons havine claims against DANIEL D. TOMPKINS, bite of the citv of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at the office of Daniel Stinson. No. 6 State street, in the city of New York, on or before the sixth day of May next.

Daied October 2 th, 1863. DANIEL STINSONv o301aw6mS' ELLEN H. TOMPKINS. Esiscntora. TVTOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE eiebteenth day of November.

I8t3, a warrant of attachment was issued by Hon. Samuel Garrison. County Judge, of Kincs County, against the Propeller or vesiel ALPHA, formi rls called the canal boat "A her tackle, apparel and furtdture, to enforce the lien of Joseph Suell'ng, Francis M. Andrews and George W. Gove, com pojek the firm of Snelling, Andrews Co.

for claim against said vessel, amounting to the sum of six hundred and eight dollars and thirteen cents, for and on account of work done and materials and other articles furnished the said vessel in tbe building, repairing, fitting, fumisbia? and equipping of raid vessel at tbe port of New York, and that Bald versel will be sold fcr ihe payment of tae claims against her unless the roaster, owner cr consignee thereof, or some person In tmsiea therein, appear and discharge such warrant according to law, within thirty days from the first publicatloo 01 tbi notice. Dated November 20th. 18i3. BEEBE, DEAN DON0HUE, nSl law4wS Attorneys for Attaching Creditors. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROP A WFLL C.

B3AINAP.D, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persons baring claims against WILLIAM ATKINSON, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to tbe subscribers, at tbe office ot Uenry F. Cadley. Surrogate's office. In the City of Brooklyn, on or before tbe twenty fifth day of March next.

Bated September 11th. 1863. CHARLES nin Eel21aw6wS' OSEPH ATKINSON, ecnIOfa PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF BOS WELL C. BRAINABD, Surrogate of the County is hereby given, according to law, to aU persona having claims against JOHN S. HANF0RD.

late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with tbe vouchers thereof, the subscribers, at the office of the executors. No. 140 Maiden lane, in the City of New York, on or beforethe sixth day of May next. Dated October 2Sth. 1863.

DANIEL F. o301awirmF' FERRIS TRIPP. i Execa ora. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL O. BRAIN ARD.

Surrogate of the County of Kings Notice is hereby given, according to law, to sdl persons having claims against JOHN VAN DYKE, late of the Town of Gravesend, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the jie executor, at his residence in the Town of Flatlands, on or before the 16th day of January next. Dated July 10, 1863. it 10 law dm JOHN V. D. kMMONS.

Executor. DR. B. C. PERRY, DERMATOLOGIST.

No. 49 Bond street. New York, foanerlv ol No. 29 Winter street, Boston, Treats successfully all diseases of the Soalp, loss of Hair and Premature Blanching Also removes Moth. Freckles and other alscoloratlona from tbe face with oat Injury to the texture or color of the ikin.

No charee for constation. olO SAW if R. A VERY LARGE STOCK, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. N. B.

City and Countiy Dealers supplied on liberal terrcf. 8M1TH WILSON. nl lm Foot of East 39th Street. New York Olty. Wigs Cameron's Invisible Wigs and Tod new and novel invention is worthy tbe Insoee tinn ot all interested.

Partings never soils or stilus and is pronounced by cocnolsenrn to bo cliely resemble nature aj to uefv uetectKn. Half Wigs. Dans, long Hair Braids and Hair Wr rk ceneral of every shade, siz; aud color llo I'ulti street. ThkLeadrb of the Fashion. Basslcr, 334 Fulton street, has just Issued his fall style of Gents' Dresg aats Fwerlbody should see them who desire light and easy fitting hat.

Go and examine them Fox the Holidays Ladles' white kidgaitera and sliDiiera. embroidered lon'm. children's and i ae Mnei thos(now so fashionaV le, can be Iiund In uruat vlrietv ai tbe new Hoot and Shoe Store 1J3 Myrtle avenue. 1 nicer kinds of toots and shoes well and fashloaabir WM. B.

UH0KLKB 00. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.8 lflP5 a A CoropUmentir' Cnricrrt '1 be eiven MIPS FAii'YN I.VON.I a jiCP'I of Aptorl IazloJJ friends, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. AT TUB IIROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on jrtucti occasion she will be assisted by tbi owing eru iteji'. Piofessions1. talent, viz: Ovirtv Cazza Ladr Eossioi liV Tllfi UAN'D.

Belharlo Arla Donizetti i BY T1JE IJA.D. SoloAriH From Mo tba Flrjiw I By Mr P.aio Imtf Over art B'rnrbe of tille Loretz ny WC381S. LUJitii atu ru.ut'tui. Adl Capuletti Bellini i IlyMus KLYr. LYuN.

Sco'eh ballad Vht's 'p the "rtrim er A. Lee Ey Mr. D. D. GRISWOLD.

BaTac coei And ews IilnEVuLYN LYOS. Pojcu tducation Carelia 1 By liAi 1). PAKT II. Puo tolc LaFille 1u lUfi'tnr it Tni i5ia By Mr J. W.

LOBLi'Z. Jr. Sal'. AnL.TDlDg Si aln J. Lo i I.jMr.

011SS OJue Verdi By BAND. Bilar I Wa dered b' brook 8Ide Hlne I Djllr. B. i). (iKlSWUI.U.

Illaclo Ardltl Dy titl.l.. LVOA. SOJB isyu. I). Afcenran Standard A.

B.sioli BvMiis EYaTAN LYON, accomp.nied liyBANI). 'eiiiay's Grand fiuio oe used oa this occasion by PtficKor John W. Loretz. Jr. Corn tit to commence at 8 P.

M. LONG ISLAND HISTORICAN SOC1EY. A CONVERSATIONAL MEETING wil. be beld at the Rooms of tbe Sictety. HAMILTON BUILDINGS, lti Court st.

on TBTJltSDAY ETHNING Dec. 17th, at 3 o'clock. Subject: "TnE JKDTANS OF NOKTH AMERICA An ilf.er.rlritlon at the ''Grave Grfek Me'inil Flout' will be given by Mr. Ibeodore Dwight, Secretary of me va.eriean jinmolopicol society, aosompauied ijo Eimihes of tbe inscriptions. Some rare and beautiful an tiuui i frou.

Central America ill also be exhibited. On di' occas'on tbe New Boorcs which bave oeen re ceatljaildea to the Library, will fcr the first time be opened to die public. Jlembeis and their ladies will attend without farther notice 4t AUlirs' iAIK, FOR JU ST. ANN'S CHURCH, It 'ront AT "PARK THIXTRb CONCFHT BOO Fulton strett oopoiite ty HaH. From MONDAY.

Dec 14. to TU'SBaV, Dec. 22. ADMISSION 1 KN OENTH. Ti'e Fair opens ti ch day at 3 o'clocn.

Suiitc ol Wednesuoy. Dec. 2 Id. d' Jw SPECIAL NOTICES. pO.WlCT vs.

FREE LA LOR. TUADE3MEN AND OTHERS, TO THE RESCUE BEHALF OF YOUR CAUSE. I A meeting will beheld on TUBSDAT NIGHT, Dec, 15, AT TEMPERANCE HAT Co ner of Ibrenpple and Fulton s'reets, Brooklyn. AT HAIT PASr SEVEN O'CLOCK. Ihe following speakers will attend: Hon.

STEPHEN B. CU3HING. Late Generri of the Stite cf New York. P.OEF'IT POER JOHN TVOODRLr'F, ROBERT N. COWE, JOliy COMMXHFOUi).

a EDWIN JAMFS, Esv hb been Incited. COMlli 1KB. Thomas trokbinder, TVm Miiler, lace dealer, "Wm. DenilnK. coper.

Jnbn (CNr'l, iluTioer, Hai.ii on printer, IVm. Plyer. ca Wm. Parker, thoe rpa' er, Thomas Cmp. Darker, Cico.

lyera, p'as euv er. Thorrs. cabinet ker. 8 gegar ker. it Cha'nuan.

MARBLE MAJSXEL.B, FOR SALE CHEAP. The undersized is preoa irj a sortr. ent of MANlLS of the most ace.u1 pa terrs in and domestic marble. A'so, a splrndld mantek co. ordinary times desigued and executed Dythe proprietor, will be Lold for cost Country work punctually ot ended to.

JOHN MoQRAYNE. 218 tJlton aveaue, Bieok'yD. LEAF'S AND 'WAREHOUSES, 15. 18. 19.

i'0 11 A aa AtVnt'o Dock, CentTEl Dtpof, No. 13 FULTON CZTOICE FAMILY AND BAKERS FLiilUR IVDIAN MEAL. FEED, GRAIN, Ac, (3rour.d Daily.) 1 ne Trade stiiplicd at tbe Depot at Mill 1. i llm Ai UMBER OF DEALERS IN I31I0DDY BILLIARD TABLES are endeavo. ioT 1 es io of their war1; tti np ueofour we'1 known 'combin 'oa ces'iior" wh eb they neit'ier mr nufa ture nor imilat'2 wb'ch cocly rt rcaDiiiac oi.v PH SLAN COLLE.N'DER.

di 1 If C7and lit Cnsby st eet. N. Y. A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED loallin tin lersuns for $1. Btat.i jneiy, at IdiT'lVN'S CoiDincrcial (ir Coll? 311 Fult reel, onuosite Pieii eponi.

ltnokkc iiioir. Arithmetic. 'ee' i a. li. ftniuie, Rt Ac ter qnaii lie irir.ninp at any time, for day or eve'iinc.

A nre chance for adults lo improve. Private rooms tor lad'te" dl4iit eOR SALE A 2 Calf. Inquire corner o'h avenue end Wt; i st. dl4 It BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIAI'ION EXHIBITION OF PICTOPE at the AC ADEMY OF MUSIC, will open on WEDNESDAY MORNING. Dccemoer IGtb.

and continue ft rough tue week day and evei ens A. illliv P. M. Admission 25 cents. Catalomies In Q14 lv." rilBiS SEWING WOMEN WILL HOLD APUB Jl lie at tbe BROOKLYN corner Wa3hlog tcn and Concord rts, TUKSDAV EVENING.

at7J o'clock, tTT7hichall pcraons, lends and foes, are invited to attend. dUlf MRS. G. A. SMITH, Sec'y.

OK TRADE OR SALE, ON FIVE YEARS' OHEDIT Kour hundred ard forty fine Pra'rle 1 nnd with one hundred acres timber, and full Improved furm of one bUDdrcd and sixtj; acres, house, barn, com tr bs. timber aod good ivater, ph plank fence in Central 1 ilinois. on tbe Tei ra Haul and Louis Railroad station at ihe fsrm. Address oMSf FRANCIS MORGAN Si Pine street, N. Y.

LD BOOKS, ENGRAVINGS, PAMPHLETS, NEWSPAPERS. MUSIC, Borcbt and Bold at GILLISPrE'3. 27 Myrtle a senne. 0193m oetween Adams aau PearHts lOR SALE TO FAMILIES, IN QUANTI fl ties to suit 00 bbk. of the flnert family Hour.

3(0 bbli. of srlected A poles for foraHy toe. 1 boxes cf ext fami'y Soap. Ji 0 bosea of superior refined Srsh. 2000 buBbata of (boiae Potatoe.

A lot of tbe finest Bute by the frtb. Together with a neneral aatortraent of finest Grocrle, Fiulo, PrtaerrM. Jellifci. Vamalides, Ac. ARNOLD YOUHG, 111 Falun sweet.

Brooklyn. BOARDING. BOARD TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG men can be acconimodatea with comfortable ro ms, breakfast and tea. If required, at 1M Jjolton ia ihe viciD'ty of threcjerriis dlidt B'OARD TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN A private family, a liaridsome beck parlor, with cloictt: n'eo a larpe room onseo" Dd lloor. both uoiarnished, to gen llcincn and their Wives, at 2.0 Sebermerhorn 6treet Terms modcrae.

dllUt' BOARD WANTED A YOUNG MAN wislu to obliin boanl, at a moderate ra'e. in a nn 'I ly. where are no young ladles. Address J. Lrorklyn P.

0. all It IOST ANO FOUND. JKEVVARD LOST, ON THE AlORN tPJLV the able and tan TKURlElt. luis a sea on tbc Bide of hi neck answeu 10 the nftne of Any one re.umln;; bim to 142 street will le ctive lhe above rewaTd. dl4 Ot (2K REWARD LOST, ON THE MORNING 'TU of Friday, THUEE PIG5.

Any prrson returnl tr them wdlrecdve tbe above reward returnln1: th ui Mra HRALEY, avenue near Classon av, Brooklyn, dj ft ffi REWARD LOST ON FRIDAY EVEN CD JL "nig, ina Bedford car.asmi" Bold enimslled white stone settin The tinder will confer a favor on the lady who lost it by returning It to 4 12 Atlantic street. The ring Is valued as a preLent dl4 It LOST SUNDAY MORNING, IStii between 18 St. Felix st. and Flatbu ihav. through Lr.

Inyelte av. apair of KOid SPKCTAOLEA The flader will be suitably rewarded by leavinc tbem at tue above number. d14 It OST FRIDAY, DEC. 12. POLICEMAN'S JLi SHIELD No.

10li2. The enie will ijlejise re.ura it tj lr pectorFOLK. and a hberal rew.irU wi.l beBiven. LOST $10 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO tbefinderof a POCKKC BOOK lost on Sabbath even Inn. conraiiiiug about $70, most In Note al a Check for 3til 011 llai.k of Noitb America, drawn by K.

Hard, endotsed by ilowlatid 10 order C. K. TLe public are cautioned acunst negonat iiiB tid check, as immeiit ''jfy''j'ris dll 3t No. Fu too street. lirouk'p.

LOSTf ON SUNDAY, DEV. lo, A LEA 111 r.ti PORT M0NNA1K. w'nh steel clasp and chvn, eon tainitKasum ol mono, eilbor ia th uarch conic or I.uqueer and C'inton st ccts. l.uqueei street inlon mid A hr ei il reward wdl be iiven fcr its return I.uqueer ttrcet. u'4 Noiv is the time, lailuis, to make your choice of cbean and fashlonaile ocds.

We Invite jou to bo particular in calling on Mauamk Morbiiw. No. 1.3 ullon, there you will Hnd a splendid stock ofnoods at low prices. See the advertisement In another column. Funs! Frits! Closing out sales of Lndie' Fancy Furs.

1 nose In want of Use furs, manufactured in th beat manner, will serve their on Interests by caillnc at tie dd (stabdsbedHat, Cap and Fur Emoev'iim U. Biqlow, lao Fulton sU OFFICES 30 AND 88 FULTON STREET AND HO CO SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, E. D. AanBements this Evening. HOOLETB OPERA HOUSE Corner of Court and Remsen sts.

Ethiopian Songs; Burlesques, Acts, Farces aid Dances. 8 o'clock. PARK THEATEE The Impostor Kate Kearney. MONDAY EVENING DEC. It.

Colonel Fowler in Town. Colonel Fowler, of the 14th Kojirnent, arrived, in Brooklyn yivt; rJay. llie gallant Colo iel will remain but three or four days. This we believe is the only time Colonel Fowler has been home since he left Brooklyn, ercept on one occasion when he had to leave fie Held to recover from the of woundi received while at the head of the regiment which has achieved for Brooklyn 60 fnir a repute. The New Excitement in Relation to the Draft.

The article in the Eagle on Satu day, calling atlentionto the notification of Provost Marshal Gregory in relation to the drau, has attracted the attention of the public genera'!) ard (.. pecio'ly those, who, laboring under some physical disability, are abso'ved from further trouble by procuring their exemption between this date and the 20th The bench upon wnich expectants eat in the ball way of the office dur ng the tlrst draft excitement, was aoin occunied this morning by those anxious for their release from military service. The Rreat interest manifested, is a'so observable is the Coaming Hoom of the Eaglk office, where we keep p. inted lists of the enrollments in a'l the Wards thus fur procurable The place was crowded this morning. We also keep lists on fie tor pablic inspection in our branch office in the Eastern District, No.

50 South Seventh street, where they en be examined by all interested. It may be well to recollect that no person will be ex. empted at the present time, he is manifestly disqualified oni military service by reason of disability such as bavins; lost an eye, having a club foot, the loss ef fingers of the right hard or any other cause which may make it mpnitct to eny ooe that he is not fit to be a soldier. Tiie application of person? presenting themselves who arc troubled with lung diseases, hernia, piles' or other complaints which are not apparent without a surgical examinatioo. will not be entertained.

The Volunteer movement. A sensible improvement has been made this morning in the office of the Bounty Committee. Heretofore there was only a single railing dividing the volunteer while receiving his lwuuly, I'm the cio.vd of blacklegs and thieves who followed hiui (rum the enlistment office, uud these gently managed to have a whispered conversation generally with the recruit, which always resulted it the transfer of a portion of the volunteer's "(greenbacks to the pockets of one or other or the shysters. To rcnedy this the Committee have had a double railing cansiruci ed, effectually dividing the rec. u'tt from a'l outsiders, until he has bad his money counted and sa uly lodged in his pocket, We expect the improvement will cause a considerable e'ongation of the physiognomies or tint swindlers when they find themselves thus barred from the our of Ihe volunteer.

The number of recrolts enlisted tb's morning was about twenty five, which mal.es quite a good start for the piesent week. It is probable that during the din some thirty live will be enlisted. Surgeon Bryan, wno is now rctim; at Gerera'. Spinola's Iload quatters, commenced bis duties this niorninp and matters are greatly facilitaled thereby, as much time and trojblo i saved both to the volunteer and trie recruiting oDicer. Amusements.

Rev. Dr. Littlejoux. This c'oquent Civinc will lecture this evening at the Atheacum on "Three "weeks in Rome." There will be no postponement on account ol the weather. Miss Evelyn Lyon.

A grand complimentary concert will be given this young lady, at the Academy of Music, on Weduetday cvering. Miss Lyon is a soprano of rare merit and great attainment, she will be supported by undoubted talent, and the conr ert wil' be a most enlei tainirg one. Tae Park Theatre. M. Ha' rison will withdraw "The Impostor" after lo ipgbt.

Toe bill for this evenirg is an excellent one, and we rcco.nrurad ell who have no; seen the Karl of Ha rior, ana the Cojntess Miss In iug, to go to night. A very pretty addition has been made to tbc troupe in the person of Miss Kate Sing'etnn, sister to the sue who so cleverly does the naughty chambermaids. Hooley's Minstrels. We have one of Mr. llooley's fancy bills before ua.

It announces the first appearance of Has'am, who is one of the finest flutists in the world a new act, called the Student," in which Griffin, Hrgbc3, and so on take a hand Yourg Bob Eidley," Who can find us row," and The Demon of theWoeds" Porkersou and Loekwood sing favorite ballads, and the bill generally is the best one we have seen yet. Rev. Dr. ThOM T.ON. This gentleman lectures to n'ght at the Tfbeiiir.cle, on a popular topic.

Ladies Fairs. The ladies of St. Ann's Church are holding a fair th'a week in the Park Theatre. St. Matthew's Free Episcopal Church fair takes piece on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and mid evenirgs, Dec.

15th and IGtb. Complimemary Concert to C. W. Mel vili.k The iriends of the above named gentleman, who bas been longend favorably known in this city as an ue complishcd organist nd teacher of mus.e, propo to give him a complimentary coocer. at Union llo'l, in the Eastern Distiict, on Wednesday evening next.

M'. Melville has lutterlybeen affile, cd with a cAur.h in his eyes, which has disabled him from the practice of his profession, and the concert is given for the pnrpo3e of rc's'ng some funds to enable him to combat with his misfortune. Airs. Mozart, Mrs. Kempton, Mr.

Geo. 1 upion, J. 11. Thomas and J. G.

Header are nmoBg the artiBts who have volunteered, and it is to be bop.d that Mr. Melville's friends in this locality will honor the occasion with their presence. The Monitor Weehawken. Vhe officers and some of the crew of the monitor Weehawken, recently sunk in Charleston Harbor, were mostly residents of Brooklyn, and many leavo families to mourn their untimely end. The day before the misfortune, the crew or the United States steamer "Paul Jones" were ordered on boardrbut for some reason the direction could not bo complied with immediately.

Among these was Mr. Graham Brown, of tbis city, who went out as Captain's Clerk. A letter has been received f.om his father giving information of bis safety. Attempt at Arson. About throe o'clock Sunday morning a man named Thomas O'Noil visited the apartments hired by him at the corner of North and 2d streets, E.

and being in an intoxicated condition turned his wife out of doors with her three children threw tbofuralture about in the moot admirable disord er, andcloscd bis operations by firing the premises Mr Mangle Tupp, who keep3 a grocery in tho same bui'ding extinguished the flames and made a complaint to the police. Search was made for O'Neil but be bad deamped IHb wife and children wer temporarily accomodated at the 45th Precinct Station House. O'Neil had just closed a temperance streak of three weeks duration. Descent on a Greenpoint Hotel. Yesterday morning about three o'clock, Sergeant Aolhrow of the 4Ttli precinct police and a squad ofllcers, made a do.

scent upon the "Greenpoint Hotel," kept by one Jack Smith, a man who recruited a company, and with them went to to the war, but not liking the business returned and resumed the business of vending gin. The officers found three persons gambling in the mill, but before any arrests could be made the lights were extinguished and the crib deseitcd. How We are Related. Thee is a habeas corpus case pending in one of the Now York courts, to obtain the custody of a boy 7 years old, the petitioner and respondent being husband and wife. Tho former is a first cousin to Gen.

liobett E. Lee of Ihe rebel army, while biswife is anoice of Gen. McCIellun. Mrs. K.

S.Todd, step mother of Mrs. Lincoln, the l'res. ident's wife, and Mrs. White and Mrs. Gen.

Helm, sisters of Mrs. Lincoln, arrived in Baltimore the other day from Richmond, per the Norfolk steamboat. Mrs. Helm's husband was killed at the battle of Chickaiuaugj whilst in command of a Confederate brigade. Thanks.

We are indebted to Messrs. James Taylor and M. J. Bartholomews, of tho S. 0.

Cromwell lor late New Orleans papers, and those gentlemen wll please receive our thanks. THE POTOMAG ARMY. WAsnmnTOK, Dec. y. A counts from the Army of the Potomac say that a reco.iBoiterinK party sent out some days ago to perfect our maps in thercgion north of Colpepper and along the base of tbe Blue Dide, as far as Spcddyville and Little "Washington, returned to camp on Friday.

The officers accompanying the expedition state that they encounte'ed no encmyu in force, but fell in with several Email s'juads of purtlzansf all belonging, to the Sixth Virginia Cavalry. "With the exception of the farms immediately on the lines of tbe principle routes, all the houses were well stored with ihe necessaries of life: such as meats, poultry and breadstuffs, with a sufficient supply of forage to winter their scanty Block of herds Considerable complaint bas been expressed by ou regimental iruartermosters of the present scarcity of underclothing for the soldiers, and they attribute it to the dcrelcct contractors. Leaves of absence aie freely granted to officers and men for short periods. lie ports are prevalent in caavp that G. n.

mgstrcet has succeeded in effecting a Junction with Gen. Lee, but afler due inquiry they cannot be traced to any reliable source. TLe Army News. The Potomac auiy is quiet. Mo.dc yet eonimands it.

The slate jient concerning the remo val of General French is denied. The rebels decline to receive further supplies for our men at llichmond. With commendable sensitiveness they deny the allegations of i'l eal nent and withholding dssenl annus, arid refer to the isoaers for sub There is no conllrmation of the arrival of Vice President Stephen on mission of peace. Ve bavo important word from Texas. The rebe' forts on Matagorda Island were stormed by our troops.

iho exhibited great bravery and the best of discipline. General Hamilton has entered upon his duties as Military Governor of the State. The Cuesapcke yet evades her pursuers. At last ac. counts she had leU Sherburne Harbor with an incres ed erew, and was supposed to be after a coal vessel.

From ISoeton ihe gunboat KansaV has joined the purging fieet. In consequence of tbc winter ou.m ier orders, the off! CQra. of the army will find it a more easy matter to obtain leave of absence, the privilege having been granted to Corps Commanders to upon all applications. Court of Sessions. I1EFOEE JCPGK GAEEISON JUSTICES EMMONS AND IIOTT.

Tin Pafjne vs. 11 ni. Hurting. Tlie jrisonor was brought up to answer a charge of robbery prefe red against bim by Michnel Feeney. It will be remembered that the jri6oner was jointly Indicted with Joseph Ba'r got about two months ago for assaulting and robbing Feeney at a saloon in Fulton ave.

Eaggot was convicted at the last term of the Court and was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in the State Prison. On the trial of Baggot it was shown that this prieoner struck Feeny, but no evidence was produced to show that he took the money or anv portion of it. Mr. Spencer, who appeared as counsel for the accused, asked tbe in consideration of these facts to accept a plea of assault and battery, urging as a reason for so doing the respectability of the prisoner's friends. The Court refused to accept iho plea, but stated that a plea of attempt to commit the crime charged would be entertained, which suegestion the prisoner's counsel agreed lo.

The prisoner was then rpmonded to jail, and will be brought up for sentence on John Kvans, a boy about IT years old. was "arraigned on a charge of burgltry and pleaded guilty to petit larceny. The Court sentenced him to sis fnooths in the Penitentiary, but suspended sentence on condition that tbe prisoner enlists in the navy. Supreme Court General Term. BEFORE JODGES BROWS, SCRUGHAJI AND LOTT.

A general Term of the Supreme Court was convened tbis morning at 11 o'clock. Several motions were, oreued but do ot'jer business was reached, A fecfs'an fn the case of convicted of tin mi' der of Sigiemuod FellDer, the dinmond Jew, will bj recc'crcd at tue c'ose of tbe Teiru. City Court. BEFORE JUDGE REYNOLDS. James Olircr 1:1.

Wiiliom Ptrini'. Tbe Court grapled a rew tiial in t'os case upon va iou3 points raiicd by tbe e'efendant's counsel at the former Ida'. Biackell and IVaaner for defendant, Mr. Scuer.ne. ini for plaintiff.

FINANCIAL REPORTS. New l'onKvDec. 14. The following are the closing quotations of some of the principal stocks at the first Board of Brokers this morning Erie EE 10n; NT Central 181; Hudson Harlem Mich Cen 127; MichlSo T9; 111 Geu Sc 11T Cleveland and Pittsburg 106; Galena and Chic 10SX; Clev and Toledo 114; Chi and li 1 Pitts TVayne and Chicago S1K; Chi and 40. Tbe closing price for Gold at ihe first Board is quoted at K9J4 SECOND EDITION.

EAGLE OFFICE, THREE P. M. FROM WASHlIfiGTOJJ. Washington, Dei. 14.

The following rules at present control trade in the army: Provost Marshal General's Office, Dec. V. 1SC3. 1'nlil further orders the following rules will be observed: Fiisl Kvery sutler or sutler's clerk will confine himself to the orders for his own command, and lo Ihe headquarters of the coips, division, or brigade to wnicb he bas been designated. Second Tbe officers orders must be accompanied by duplicate consolidated invoices, which must ssale Ihe number of officers ordering, and must be approved by a general order of the command.

Third If bills are presented by sutler's employees they must be provided with written authority to act for sutlers. Fourth Orders from Corps, Division or Brigade headquarters must be irem tbe bands of oae havfug written authority to set as the agent of such headquarters. Signed, M. B. Patrick, Provost Marshal General.

J. P. Kimball, Assistant Adjutant General has tendere his resigralion in the ar.ny, and been no.illed ot its acceptance, lie has been loni: and favorably to aU who bave had occasion to transact bus'ness In fiat Divatirreiit. Capt. Phil.

Schuyler, Mth V. S. Infantry, succeeded C. pt. Silk and Velvet Bonnets, Ladies' own mat cri alc ni.nle up.

Homiets n.ade over to the present style at Wlsa Annie Hougins'. Si!) Fallon street, (up stairs.) Superior Under Shirts and Drawers, Cravats, Gloves and Hosiery. Larce stock and low prices. Ika Pbkkco Soys. No.

S3 Nassau, two doors from Fulton street. New liork. d4 lm Mrs. S. A.

Allen's Worlds Hair Restorer aud Zylobalsamum or WotM'b Hair Dressing, the only reliable preparations for restoring and dressing tae hair. CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN William Beard Johr Turner, et al. D. P. IU11NA11D, Plaintiffs Attorney.

Pursuant to the judgment In tbe above entitled action, bearing ante the ninth dav of May, 16, the undersigned Feferee. therein named, will sell a' public auction at the Commercial Exchange, No. roll Fultou street, in the Oily ol brookiyn, tie Comity of Kings on tae 2'ltb dsy of December. IstH. 12 o'clo at noon.

All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, Hrg and brini; in the Seventh Ward of toe Olty Uroi'kiyu. Coui.ty or and State of New Vork. and kuon and distinguished on a csnain map made by Silas Lut.lHtn. Oily Surveyor, and tied in the ollice of tha Kesls tercf tbe County of Kinns. entitled "Mop ths Iiay Scile Farns.

In the Seventh Var of the City i Brooklyn," as and by number one hundred an 1 eiRbtv.fi.ve (185, and widen said lot Is bounded and described as follows lie ia mi'gata point oa rly side of Steuben sirtet. nis one bundled nnd tweet? five feet nortr en? from the Lurthwisierly co ner of Myrt'e avenue and Steuben st. ect. snd rum. Inn rorteetly aioa the westerly side of er.

siren tweMv livc feel: tbeice westerly anil purnb Myrtle live nte one bun red lett: tbencc souih rlv and parallel with Sieninn st'C. twenty five feet: ai.diiie'ics easteily r.d part I'e th Myitle avenue or.e nuuJred f.et to the place of beeiiinmu' Dnied December lih i. d4 tldnNVlLi T. H'M KS. TN PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF ROS A "ft'ELL C.

UHA1NARD, Surrogate of tie County of Kings Notice Is hereby given, according to law. to all persona having claims asalnst ll.LlAi JOHr.aiN. of the Citv or Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to 'he subscriber, Ihe Mlmln'stratrix. st the store of Joseph Dry an. 2il Fulton street, b.

the city ol Brooklyn, on or before tbe 10th day 0 Msrrh next Bated September 2d, 1863. BtDlavrtniTu MARX JOHNSON. Admin! jtratrl. ter ovtment anl chain, bad teen prepared exp. essly for the occasion.

It is valued at The inse. iption on the case is follows "rvesentod to James Mc Farlrn by the Engineer Department of the Union Ferry Company, January igt, lSCi." The perc it lfou speech was made by Mr. Wm. Ma tin, (ho successor of Mc Farlan, which was happily responded lo by the recipient. An entertainment wes prepared, to which the guests did nrrnle justice.

Mr. MeFarlan bas been connected with the Fc Companies for the last twenty live years, end his exprrier.ee in Ins ofessioa embraces a period of over foriy ycirs one of the veteran cngi ncers oftheprcrent On the 1st of November, the Ferry Company, in consideration of bis fuitb'iil services; placed him on the retired list under full pay, and then relieved Mm in bis old ge of the laborious duties of bis With Ihe emoluments lie has faithfully earned, Mr. McFarlan is tne des 'gner and bas been the Bjperin tending cor Hi jci or of the boats wh'ch for years have contributed the pleasure, comfort and safety of the patrons of the Union Ferry Co npany. Seriocs Accident. A daughter of Mr.

Wm. Ttennett ope of the ntlots on the Iloacton stree Fcrrv, yesterday ahernoon slipped, on Grand street, and in fall inr a tinrte of rrlas3 in a show window aud cut her arm vprv se. erolv. Tne were severed and the loss of b'ood rendeied the young lady, who is 16 yeara of age, very weak before slic reached ner lather 8 res deuce, 1H Hireei near writ 'Ml. Death from Intemperance.

A woman about forty years ni' age, named Bridget O'Connor, was found by officer Cowley of the 43d precinct, Ijlogon the si.de wa'k, about one o'clock Saturday morning. About 7 o'clock sue died. Coroner No ris held an inquest on Hie body, when a verdict of death from intem perance and exposure was rendered. Fire. About ten o'clock on Sunday moniin.tr a small lire occurred I lie grocery store of John II W)man, corner of WiUow Pluce and Statestreet.

Some citizens run out Hose Carriage Ho. 12 and put the fire oct. The c'Dinaf'e was trifling, and Is covered by in surunc iu the Atlant'c Insurunce Co. of Brooklyn. Robberies.

Dui 'mir SuturJny niglit, the Shin house of Mr. eo. ecr orGraham avenue and Mii sal L(reel, E. was cnlercd and robbed of two quarieis of beef. Tne same estah'Uhmcnt was visi cd du'ii last week and a considerable quantity of leaf lard ct'nicd i Mr.

Gilbert oli'ers a rew ard ofl" $S0 for the defection of the thieves. IIlowx Down. Oue of the gtibles oi" a house in Fultou avr nn1, near Lew's avenue, belonging to Mr, Betts, was blown don a by the high wind on Saturday n'eht. TTiE JO SlTOOTS AT V. i in tli.

Kagi.k on Monday last the ca. oi'a jreiaii'min with the'e ninent Scoieh L.n.r I Kni'v ft Hi being exasperated by some I o. s. ii i i. ut in fired and ilred oft" several shots fri n.

itvi.ivcr in various d' eetions, and managed lo sln ot a yoimi; vonian in the Irg. Brucv, who was ar n'V' (' lit 1 linn. ItoucM before Justice Perry yei tcrcby for c.v.u. ina'iion. when the evidence was g'vi i Wi worn, sas I live at 1 17 Jav st kn Muiy Ann Williiini s'n; my her age is Ji ji ars si was vjiiml Satu day niglii 1 did not S' il i enct saw my d.

iauter ahouL 10 o'el'k on ihe iiilii el vts in saw In 'njurics; Ihe ban en ten ii and e. me out just belo.v tl'e kue nl" the fi iv; iho nU'cc wrere bu'l e.itercdand came nut was bi i V'en four and five ineVes apart f'ie rot able lo walk yioue a lias uot b' en ojt sirce Dr. Duff atti ni'ed her. Sidney Ilinbie swin.i 1 reside t'l 139 Jay street. have si en lien it tfiv( ru' times aud kuo.v bv i ki.ow Ma Ann Williunnon saw her st Sa iy not li from 10 o'clock in the eveninir co.i aero st on the line of on the south oflli rliL.

was t.andiiig at the southwest comer of Hi rh and Peari sis about live minutes before I saw Mary WiUiamson I beard several persons runrJng down High street and co ning towards me ti first one I saw was Prince: his hat was oil; he came running up to me, then tuned rrcunil and went to the othc side or Lirce. anil got half way across and fired three times: should judge it was a revolver: he did not take aim but rppeared to fire wild and at random; tbe first two times he tired the p.stol was pointed towards High street bis beck was in ront of me: tl pistol was a'so pointed towards Jay oa the line ol' Jligli lie then said hurrah for High street," and then started and went down Hih street I then went to my stoie a few moments after a crowd collected on tin' corner ftf High and Jay I stood about ten feet from ihe defendant wren he lirrd about ball" an hour aer the flririr saw tbe defendant in Jay street, going down towards Nassau; Iwas in my store southeast corner of Jay and High. Cross examined No one was in my company when I first saw the defendant: there wore "some parties after him wLen he slopped they slopped ho turned and asked who it was that picked up his hat he then went on, and these parties lolloweU him up, when he asked who picked up his hat, some one made a response that he bad not seen nis hat; Ihe persons lollowing him were on the rorth side; they appeared to be in his company: there wore three or lour fediowing him on south side; 1 saw otl'i pel sons aloDg tbe street other than those 1 have spoken of; there were three four other persons on the south side; they were walking; they came within fifty feet of me; I knew some of tbem ami recognized some of them; Edward Maxwell was one; he lives in the heiise with nir there was a boy named Frank Ileeves; he is in employ: that is all I can ideatifj; the 'other persons who were with defendant came to ire middle of ihe street; I did not notice then'; wacn be (defendant) advanced II ey diet; ihey were on the edge of the walk hen ilie report was maue the persons on tbe tuuth side were from to 100 feet from me: alcr lie fired be went towards Jay through the middle of tl'e si reel on a very 'ast walk; the next tTuie I saw him there was a colored mau with him; don't know who it was; tl man etire back Siood ou my cmeer and in two or three minutes delendant came and they went down Jay street loneil'rr: at ll al lime I knew this young lady had reo ived an injur; I did not think it was my place to arrest linn; I first told Muxwi 11 that I saw defendant tire ihe pistol; tout whs live uiinut after I told bitn it was Bruce: Bruce was dresred li sume as he is new he had on ihe same overco.il he bus now; I should think he was sober: I am sure it was him wno said Hurrr'i for High be was not bareheaded the last time I saw him. Tbe further examination was adjourned to this auei noon at 2 o'clock. '1 he examination being resumed Edward Maxwell was sworn Beside at Jay street comer of 11 Igh slreetr Mary Anne Williamson is "a stran pi lo me: I only know her by sight; 1 know where she lives; I saw her last Saturday cveuiiig; I sawherbetw; en Pearl and Jay slreet in high going out towards Fulton street; tbc was some disturbance up the street; I do not know what it was: 1 then heard the report of a pistol and she said I am hit, and fell; I heard Ihe report of the pistol three times; It was at the time of the second re poit Mint flic fell on her kr ees anel exclaimed she was hit.

she walked hcivelf to tbe slore across to the corner of High and Jay; 1 did not assist her: I walked along side of her. Dr. John 11. DufT sworn Beside at 203 Bridge street; am a physician and surgeon; have been in practice about eight years; I know Mary Ado Wi'liamson; have seen her twice: 1 saw her to dav. I saw her on Snmlnv inr iim first time; she was laboring under a gun shot wound, in I i ne i AU I ii.il iuna ui me icil i.

lee join I WUCIl J. saw 11 Oil Sunday it appeared to be of a rcctnt dale, the ball seemed to be of a large buck shot; it struck the cap and glanced off, and came out abo.it two agd a hail inches from where it struck: she appeared to be perfectly well in other respects; she cannot walk without pain. Cross examined She is out of danger at present but may not be able to walk for about a week: think that the hail was fired in a horizontal position. Prosecution hero rested. Isa ic S.

Burne sworn for defence Am a policeman; I arrested defendant on Sunday morning about o'clock in uib nouse, u.u sanus streci; mink ne was in bed at the lime; I knocked at the door and he came and let me iu; 1 took him to the Station House; he was searched at the Station House in my presence; there was no pistol found on him; I did not return to his house that, he asked me what he was arrested for; I said he had discharged a pistol and there was a girl hit; he was sober at the lime; I beard prisoner say thai some officers were at his house; don'l know who they were; officer Bodell went with me when 1 made tbe arrest. Counsel moved to discharge prisoner, on the ground that there was no intent to injure Miss Williamson, at the time prisoner fired off the pistol. This morning Justice Perry rendered bis decision denying tho motion, and holding the prisoner for trial on a charge of assault with intent to kil Bruce was committed to jail to wait tho action of the Grand Jury. Ex Judge Smith and Thomas E. Pearsall, appeared as counsel for the prisoner.

Anti License. John Richards is a youth of itinerant proclivities, who does a big business in lenions potatocs, melons, in a pedier's wagon. He is a very audible chap, like most circulating establishments. On Friday he was discovert disposing of tubers and arrested for not having a license. Ho appeared that morning before Justice Colahan aud ccnie down to the tune of lie.

allows that he will stick his horse and wii'run all over with Lincoln's stamps, in order to avoid being taken in again. Jehcs on tueir Muscle. There are occasions when fighting is not in good taste, and a funeral anybody would suppose would dampen a man's spirits bo low fighting point. It did not have Ibis effect on a couple of hack drivers named Michael and Thomas McLano, who were brought before Justice Perry on Saturday to answer a charge of ubsuuII and battery committed on John Dillon. The complainant drives a coke curt for the gas company, and while driving through Hudson avenue the other day met a funeral procession, and managed to bring his curt in collision with one of the co rlagcs.

The McLanes, who were driving, getting exasperated at Dillon, assaulted him, Michael hitting the cnKc man over me ucau with the butt 01 ins wnip severul times, injuring him several The evidence exculpated Thomas, but Michael McLaue was convicted of assault aud lined 10. Counterfeit Postage Currencv. The police have at length woke up to the fact that the ir. S. postage cation must be between Jay itreet aud Oarlt avenue and near Myrtle avenue.

Pen ons wishing quiet and agre ble occupants adorers Fugle ollice. itU2t WANTEi) HY A bMALL FAMILY TWO adults. 4 or rooms Buitsblefor hmisekeenlKc; house rr ust contuio modern improvements. 1' wnnteil brtween now and January 1st. Undoubted reference given Audrcst sta'ing price, location, ic, A.

11. C. Brooklyn P. O. dl' 'dt ANTED PaRT OF AN UNFURNISHED TT houne.

say 2d lloor, with pas, water anil waste 111 a desirable neighborhood, not to exceed ten minutes' walk from City hall, by a eentlemn anil wile, no children or eervaut. Anv genteel family havlnp more room thuitb nerd can secure a permanent and prompt puiiig tenant, by addrcs s'iig Box 107 Brooklyn P. O. dtl it WANTED 100 GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS wanted. Oaah paid for good seoo nil hand Pianos at THOMPSON'S ec23 59 Fulton avenue..