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Bkistow and Curtis's Concert came off last evening, at the Female Academy, which was well filled by the admirers of the art divine. The programme contained some ot the choicest produc tionsj of the day. The overture to II Barbiere di Sevkjlia" was played in masterly style, by Professors Curtis and Munger. The glee of the Opening Day," by the quaitotle company, waa sweetly sung, and loudly encored. Mr.

G. F. Bristow performed a soib on the violin, on the subject "Je auis le netit tambour," iu which he evinced a perfect acquaintance with that most difficult of al instruments. The song of Neapolitaine" introduced to ihe audience Miss Jatio A. Andrews.who, possessing a remarkably tine soprano voice, and a thorough musical education, bids fair to attain a hhj) position in the arduous profession she has selected.

Her whole soul eceins attuned to me'odyi which naturally infuses into her singing a resistless charm that tells most effectively with her hearers. In the "Neapolitaine" she received a rapturous encore, and complied wiih a most bewitching yet artless grace. She is handsome iu person, and was most becomingly attired in white muslin wearing a rose in her hair. The quar tette company then sung the Moonlight Greet ing," and Mr. Griswold favored the compauy with "Why do Snmmer Hoses fade which was followed by the "Per piacere alia Signora," by Miss Andrews und Mr.

Curtis, and it waB giyeu in a stjle of excellence we were not prepared for, and convinced us that the lady's furte lio in operatic music. Cunis and Hunger opened Part Second with a fantasia on two pianos. Miss Andrews gave "Per Questa Mr. Hi istow played a solo on the piano forte, "La Serenade and La belle charmingly. Griswold gave the Low backed Car;" Miss Andrews sung the Slar of Love" in her very best style.

The concert closed by Mr. Curtis singing "the Wat kins' Evening Party'' in ft style truly comic. This delightful concert was so well rendered that we hope it will be repeated at a very early day. Granger's Soirkb Musicals et John I. Sncdiker's magnificent establishment on the Jamaica road, was well attended, last night.

The concert consisted of some half dozen choice selections, including iho Overture to Muham with a bugle obligato splendidly performed by Mr. Fobs, and that clioicest of musical geme, the Finale to Rossini's Norma," every note of which cunlains a woild of expression. The execution of all the pieces exhibited talent and skill of a high order, and the award of the audience was of enthusiast c. approbation. The only fault we detected (if such may be deemed a lault) was the exhibition of timidity by somo of the principal performers in the opening pieces; but this wore away as the concert proceeded, and the closing was most triumphant for ihe reputation of tho band.

We should say a concert by tiiese skilful artists would bo acceptable to their fellow citizens of Brooklyn. The concert over, the dance followed, and continued until the gray of the morning." The corn, pany was composed mostly of representatives of our several county towns, although Brooklyn, we are slightly" pruu I to say, bore off the palm of beauty if not of numbers. We would not bo deemed invidious in saying this, for thero were undeniable stars of loveliness from our rural dis. tricls but, ladies, ihe undisguised homage rendered to two most beautiful and fascinating sielers from this fair city, conjoined with our profound sonso of duty to the capital of the State of Long Island," imperiously demand that wo should thus adjudge confessing freely, at the same time, that we can't beat you much. Tho supper was "oueof John I.

Sncdiker's" unci if that isn't enough said, we are at a loss for commendatory terms. We left the happy party about half past 3 A. and the prospect at that hour was, that the dancers, like "Old Virginny," would "never tire." Wo tender our thanks to Messrs. Granger (who on this occasion officiated to admiration as master of ceremonies) and Snedikcr for their assiduities in our behalf and we Bhall not sun forget our pleasant night at" Union Village." Female Academy. We see our friend Park Benjamin, is to give another of his racy original productions in the form of a "Poem on Fashion," at the Female Academy, this evening We promise any who may hear it, a feast of polished wit, and happy hits at the times.

The People vs. John Haumond and Others. LsDiurED for Rape. This case was set down foi trial to day, in the Court of oyer and terminer, but was postponed. Quite a concourse of people were in attendance, expecting it would proceed Beveral of them apparently deeply interested intbe result.

Weekly Report of Deaths and interments in the city ol Brooklyn for the week ending February 16, Idol Males 23 females 26 adults 14 children 84. Total 48 Old Wit by Young Jokers. Gonundroms. Why should a porter houso keeper be a rich man '( Because be make9 great bargains. Why are carpets like the poor people of England Because they arc kept down by tax.

3. Why is Great Britain like a lii rpccketl husband Because it is ruled by a woman. D. What is the secret of Mrs G. B.

Miller's great success business Because she had so much capital to back er (tobacco.) This evening, (1'uesday. 18th in the Broadway Tabernacle, New York, Rev. Henry Ward Beccher delivers his admired lecture on Character." Tickets 25 ceuts each. Brooklyn City Hospital. A site for the erection of a new Hospital, of adequate dimensions, has been purchased.

It is to be located in Raymond street, adjoining Washington Park. Plan? and designs have been submitted to the building committee for approval. The plan which will probably be adopted is for a structure of noble proportions and appearance. The main building will be 46 by 46 feet, (with an extension for a dispensary and operating room, of 20 by 20), three stories high, and a basement. There will also be two wings, each 68 feet front by 46 feet deep, including piazzas, two stories high and a basement.

The building is to be of brick, und the cost is estimated at 830,000. Reported tor the 8tJPRiMB Codrt. Special Term Before Jus tice Morse. In tho matter of the application of the Mayor, in relation to opening Imlay street. Ordered that the motion to confirm lay ovor until next Monday.

In tho matter of the application of Joseph Clark, et. to sell cburcli property, C. A. Purdy, attorney. Ordered rcferenco to Carlton Palmer, to lake proof of the mutter staled in said, petition.

In ihe matter of iho application of Solomon Mawksburst, guardian of the person and estate of John E. Jurvis, Orderod that tho prayor of petition lie granted. William Lynch against James Moore and others, Gcorau a. Mill, attorney. Ordered rel'ercnco to Benjamin D.

Sillimnn, to compute am uut due. Isaac Tompkins against Benj unin Tompkins mid others. Ordered iclerencc to Calvin Fri, to take prjof of the plaintiffs title and interest in the premises described in the complaint. Andrew A. Coutant against George Coutantand others Ordered reference to Charles A.

Purdy The people of the Sluto New York against Samuel Boo'li and others. The motion for iiijtmo tion denied nu the grouncLthnt an i juneti order as a provisional remedy applicable 1 1 a case of quo warranto. City Court. Before Judga Greenwood, and Alderman Taylor aid Leech. The people ag.

lligirinson, indicted for burglary in the third degree, in breaking into the lock factory ol nas Crooker. in Atlantic street, and stealing a quantity of hardware It appeared from the evidence that the defendant had ticen in the employ of Mr. Crooker, as a lock snii ist previous to the off nee charged against him. This was committed about the oth of last October, und was effected through aside window in the tiuilding which was insecure. The articles stulen insisted prineipally of Iocks of several varieties, a larie pait of which was found in the defendant's trunk, and in hardware stores in New York, where ho had disposed of them, and identified by Mr.

Crooker. For the defence, which was undertaken by Mr. Frank H. Uikeman, it was Contended that the window dull be pushed open by the wind, mid theie'ore, that the entrance being exposed, the offence amounted only to larceny. An alibi was also s.vorn to by ono or two witnesses, but in noiuVr case did the testimony amount to proof, and the points thu.J taken we overruled by the court.

The jury rendered a verdict to that effect, found tnc defendant gudty, and he was remanded fir sentence. John tiygiiisuii, the father ol lite last named defendant, was then called beOro the court. This delendant had been indicted as an accomplice in selling the articles stolen by his son, knowing them to have been stolen. But mitigating rcu iistaiicia appeaiini: in Ins favcr, he was allowed to go on his uwn lecognizance. Henry A.

Moore, Assistant District JDrg (iooirs. NEW FALL DRY GOODS. A. SATILER, 172 ASD 174 FOLTOS COR.N OF ORASOK SSTAS RECEIVED, by late arrivals, a general assort mailt or the newest und must Fashionable Goods ot ihe season. He would call particular attention to his unsurpassed stock ol SILKS, as 4 4 Turk Satin, Satin Ottoman and Velour Ispahan, lor ureases, cloak, and mantillas; flg'd and b.

ocho silks (allot tiisown exclusive desig.is) watered and glace silks 3 4 wide for Evening dresses, among which are some eiiti ely new colors, as Ihe Aurora, a x. Soverul cases of plaid anil strip'd touee BiiKHOi me cuuiccsi colors aim designs, callus anil Marceliues of every shade lor bonnets and linings. BLACK SILKS, of every variety and style at the lowest market prices. CASHMERES AND MOUSL1N DkLAINES, latest styles, manufacture of t'atarle, Supm Dolfns, tueig c. HOSIERY AND CLOVES, of his own Importation in the greatest variety.

FRENCH MERINO, a full assortment; alt colors ami priccB. MOURN IN; GOO'S, of every description, as Bombazines, Alpaca, Calico, Foulards. c. Also.just received, afnll assortmeni of color'd FLANNELS, of verysti leriur colors and quality. neat rencn calico wiue, tu is pr ya.

LUlieus, llumnss Table Cloths, Napkins, Uianers.Shawls.longnnd square ol every style. Domestic Goods, CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS, of the latest style and most fashionable materials. N. B. Goods will be sent out on approbation, if required.

jyG tf STAPLE AND FANCY DP.Y GOODS. LS ATFLErt, (late Arii.ss Sattlkr, of 345 Broader way,) would respectfully inform tho Ladies of Brook lyn thai lie lias removed histiivorably known stock ol Simile and Fancy Dry Goods, to the new store, rion. 17a 17 (Fulton street. corner of Orange street, (Cammoyer's Building,) whero Me win open on i in, witn it lull assortment ol new and fashionable go jds. In addition to his former stock he will continue to import all the choice goods, having facil ities fordoing so possessed by few.

The subscriber having bad ten yeBrs experience in Broadway does not hesitate to say that for variety, his stock of Silks, Shawls, and every article In dressgoodscannot be excelled by any Brood way nouso, auuon account ol nis present lower rent lie sell at lower prices. He would particularly cull the intention of Ladies to his large stock of mantillas, made in the late: and mostfashionablo stylos. He has also added tohislbrmi stock a full assortmeni of Linens, Domestic Goods and siery. A. 172 and 174 Fulton street.

T. li. ol mis city, win nave tnesuperp. tondance of the store. mv7 if I JEW DRY GOODS F1KM New Slore and New Goods NOUTHRUP CLAPP, 2i2 FULTON ST, between Clark and Pineapple Brooklyn, wlllupenou Monday next with Hie largest and choicest assortment of Dry Goods ever exhibited In this city, every article of wh cb is QUITE NEW, aud iving been purchased within ihe last few days, ha iu cousequeuce, been bought EXTREMELY LOW, and wlllbe oBered ul ihe urn Jlest possible advance upon Lhe cost, which wi.l ensure VERY GREAT BARGAINS to those wishing to purchase dry goods.

The public are invited to call ant examine their slock un4 prices. Goods Siii.w.n Fueklv Use fKitj: Ukly. fel3 3i2p fiXi'X'U 1' U'j SALE Wiihout reserve, on mlass sooner disposed of at private sale Will bo sold by DUMONT HOSACK, Auctioneers, at lhe Merchants Exehange, New York, TUESDAY, '5ih day of February instant, at noon, the following parcels of valuable real es late, belonging to the estate of John Scoraur, deceased, viz Iu the city of Brooklyn The granite and brick 39 aud41 Fulton street, on the lower coruer of Frout street No 41 la now under lease at $l2j0 per an num. The tlao brick aad granite veiling kou'es, Nos I and 1 Colonade Row, I'oltuubi at, between Middajh mid Cranberry sts, beiugthe iriherutno 'l two of said Row. and most eligibly sim ile i on Brooklyn Heights.

Lots 25 I'. 4S inches by 101 feet hoasus uiuut 15 leet dep, exclusive of colonade aiul piazza, and ftirmshed widi counter eel lars. cisterns, wells, mahogany doors, marble inaiuels, a.e, iC. The brick dwelling Nos 1,3 and 5 James streel, co.ner of Front street. Nos 3 and 5 are 20 by 50 ei houses 54 feel deep.

No 1 is 15 leet li iticliei in front on James street, about 33 feet in rear, 5 1 feet deep along No 3 aud about 40 Front street boue 34ieetdeep. No I is now underlease at S250 per inmnin, expiring 1 IBS2. The substantial framed dwelling house No 123 Proipeci street. Lot i5 fret I inch by 97 feel li inches; house same widltt by 34 feet 3 inches in depth, withuu extension 8 lei i deep. Tho vacant lot No 110 Prospect street, next easterly ol tho above, containing 2U feet 8 inches iu front and rear by 97 feet li inchei in depth.

Also, in the city of New York, the snug two story brick front house, No 2a North Moore street. Lot 18 feet incites by 87 6 inches. Home in good repair. Terms Ten percent, and theauctijnoer's fee in caBh to the Executor attune of sale; 3per cent on the Isi next, when the deeds will be ready tor delivery mo but auce may remain on boul and mortgage at li per cell'. Runt for lhe presunt quarter to oe payable totha ExecutJi Title perfect.

For further particulars apply ti GL MARTEN aE, Executor, I latbush, L. I or to KETCHUM FESSEN ilEN, 31 Wall street, of whom, or of tho Auctioneers, maps may had alter ihv 12th luataut. Iel2 OIVTAGUG HILL CONCERT AM) AS SE.MBLY ROOMS, opposite City Hall Courtstrei i 1). H. of the above spacious and maguitt cent rooms, (the largest and most elegantly finished In il.i state or New York,) respectfully begs to apprise the public mat he is prepared to make arrangements with managers Balls, Concerts, Lectures, for tho use of his establish ment on reasonable terms.

From the unique and admire ble manner in which the rooms are lilted up thelrceuira. and eligible location tboireaso of access, and tho appliaii cob and conveniences with which they are lurnished. th proprietor hesitates not to assert without fear of oomradic tion, that there is no edifice extant, Iu anv portion of tin United States, that Is more desirable than this for the pur poses mentioned. The Kail, Supper, and Aute Rooms are now illuminated with gas, and a new yellow pine floor has bee! laid expressly for dancing pumosos. Military, Civic and Fire Companies, Masonic and Od' FellowB' Associations, Clubsand Pnrtlesand Organization of every description, will here findalt the accommodation they may facilities (or ftuppor, Dinnor, Incidental Refreshments.

1st, 1850. ol Qm Amusements. BAENtJJtt'S AMESICAN JHaSETJJSI. Manager aud froprietor P. T.

IIARNUM. Assietaiit JOHN (iKEK.VWOOt), Jr. MONDAY, heti. 17, and every eveuiug during lhe tvoek. EXTRAOEDINAY ATTRACTIONS.

SALOON PERFORMANCES. I'lll I M.Mot'll GlttL, only 14 years ol age, and weighing loii pounds 1 GKF.ATEaf UCItlO it'V IN TUrl WOULD! FOR ONE WtLK iRE. THE CHINESE C.Jl.LEC I'lON, or "Ten I hoasaud i'liiitga fio.i' China' us It Is. MONDAY, Feb. 17, IM THE AFI'EUNooN the new nu thrilling drama, iu three parts, untitled THE aEMi STilES UF PARIS, Or, the Orphan's Dream.

Feiix Clarke, Marquis Mr Henkius, Victoniie Miss Carpenter, 'Singing by lhe celebrated Miss EMMA LESLIE, the 'American Mocking B.rd.' t.N t'HE EVKTING. To con with tio co.nv mimical extravaganza, beautifully produced and liE.VUrk' ANiJ THE BEAST. Beauty Mis. Chapmnu. Beast Mr.

Grosvenor SirAl'iinip Mr Andrews John Quill Aftor which, iho pen'ormancss in lhe Saloon will conclude with SLASHER AND CRASHER. ON TUESDAY THE BENEFIT OF MR. B. W. BUCHANAN.

Also, that wonderful aud renowned Egyptian Juggler, ItHlUAS, iaa serlesof the most extraordinary experiments. THE ENGLISH GIANT, who is 3 feet high. THE ENTIRE CHINESE MUSEUM, late of 53J Broadway, has bteu addud to this establishment and contains over A MILLION OF CURIOSITIES, which will afford lo the visitors as thorough a knowledgo of the Chinese people as a visit to China itself. Utieon Adelaide's Carnage, Titauia, Ilia Fairy Queeu. An i'uiueuse Bo Oo.nstiuctok, fcc.

Performances at P. SI. aud o'clock in the evening. Admission 25 cents; children under II) years of age, 12S cents. je24 tf WO KM' BROOKLYN GYMNASIUM.

Mr. J. is 4j pleased to announce to the Ladies and Misses of ili ooklyn and vicinity, thai ho has etleeicu an engagement ivith M.idamk iluAiijLxu lUwttr, whose long experience and great instructress iu Gymua tlio and t'allis ihe.iic tiave rendered Iter eeletiraitul iu Europe and America, totake charge ot classes in those ex rcisesat the Gymuasttim every Piles. 1 ly and Piiur.sday, al 3 P. M.

J. B. JONES, PropriclorGyinunsiiiin, tf corner of Ftillou aud 1'ineupple sts. A SKB CONCERT LECTURE ROOMS a. GOTHIC HALL, (Adams street, near Concord.) Thisestablislunenl has been entirely re modelled and improved, by the addition of new Urawing Rooms, elegantly furnished.

The hall has also beeneulargedaiul a hard nine door of the most approved construction for dancing, laid in tho same, which, together with the new draperies, coucnes. 01 tomans and cushions, render it lie largestaud mostjp' did Assembly Room in Brooklyn or New York. The Hall aud Rooms are at nlltimes openforinspectio toHhose interested. Application for use of thesamecan be made to thekcepe'1 onthe premises. n25 tf pi '1TJIIC SIHLL, ADAMS SI'ltEET, BROOK I.YN.

The undersigned has lhe pli.MSU.rj to announce lu his friends and the public, thai he has made new and extensive arrangements lor fu. nisning Balls, Parlies and Associations, with Dinners, Suppers and Collations, ul lhe above named elegant establishment during lite presenl season. GOTHIC HALL is the largest and most bcaniiiul all Room in the city of it is famished with splendid mms and em lellishinenis. The Supper Room has undergone th Motigii renovation, and Hie gent emeus' room has been entirely refi.ted and furnished in a siyh: designed to enhance ihe comfort, convenience and pleasure of his natrons while tho elegaiicw and Convenience of the Ladies' rooinsare uneq nailed by any in the city, the whole illuminated with gas. His arrangements are upon an extensive and entirely new plan, whtcti will him to serve up good suppers in tho most atisfactory8lyle, for One Thous uid Guests.

He would assure the public lhal nothing will he lelt undone thai in any manner contribute the comlort of those who may favur him with thei'1 EDvV.VIlD ARENTS, ja28 lm formerly l.ewis& Arenls. UlilDlV PiCKSIOi'J J' s. WILLIAM V.YNDSRHOEF, Watchmaker and Jeweller. 146 Fulton street, Brooklyn in reiurnliig Lhaiiksio his friends and the public for lhe liberal patronage extended to him nitlterto, would hereby inform ihem that he has, for some time past, been making exteusivu and valuable additions to nis stock of goods. In it are now comprised a choice assortment ot Lttdiesand t.eiillemeusgold jt and silver watches, spectacles, lunnhle.i, SSCJ bracelets, lockets, llnger rings, ear rnus.

sanif hoxes, Eilver combs. card zm eye glasses, brooches, silver and plated gravy spoons, tea aud sugar ton js, gold pens by iho most approved makers, gold and silver pencils of all and every description, tlver plated and silver aud cake baskets, and general bijouterie suitable for ptesents, but tuo numerous for insert on. Jewelry repaired, aud Watches and Clocks clean, upon reasonable lerres.iuid at the shortest notice. d23 If At the BEE HIVE, 221 Fulton street near'Pillarv, will befound achoice as sortment of Velvets, Terry Velvet, gro de Afriqtic Satiob and oilier ilonnet inaterials, vhicli will he made to the lalest Purisfashion; also a complete sl of Ribbons, oatnersauu lowers, ot tue inosi iiionnoio styles. Fl'US A largestock of choice MntU, Vfctorines, CuCfg, Ruffs, dice constating in part of Real Sable, Stone Martin, Lynx, Sable, Fitch Russia Ermine, Swans Down, dec These tJoods have been got up expressly tor the first class trinlH.and will be retailed at lhe inanuiacturers wholesale price.

A large stock of Felt and Beaver and cheap. A young lady, educated in Europe, and who is fully competenlto teach Piano Forte and Singing, wisnes to form an engagement in a would iustruci a few pupils either at ihen own or ivsideuce; highly satisfactory references can oe given from the relatives of the pupils wliomshe has instructed. Terms 'iioderate Plenie address No. 97 Scher.nerhorn near Smith st. dll UihVci.

SPOONS, I have added very i5 largely to my stock of Silver iVaro, this full, in orde'i to induce those that wal.t make their purchases in Brooklyn Silver table spoons of all the different patterns, do do forks do do Desert and ten do do do Teaspoons, all litems; sugar spoons, sh els, Pifters. saltspoous, mustards, butter knives, fruit knives, (silver and pearl handles,) napkin rings, cups, snutf box03; Children setts variety of patterns. All madefrom ccinand warranted. J. U.

CHASE'S, 2( Fulton street, nl8 tf next floor to Now Market. gnB Ji. iJUai, NOI'ARY PUBLIC und Shippua STe Agent Omee 88 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Office Hours from ') A.M. to II) P.

M. Nr tea and Bills of Exchange protested, Marine Protests noted, and extended crews shipped. Sailors Protections granted; Passports for California lurulshed, anil all other business appi running to hisotlice. done Willi llrlellty ami dispatch. fa ill iVTS.

VAltlE PIES OF EAR RINGS, comprising lhe iJ fancifut andciiaste Jenny Lind pall eras; also, the mulberry, the straw hurry, the iskel, the melon, the grape, theaorn, nlaid hoop, scroll ami other ear rings and knobs, from our mvu best workshops and from the must tasteful imporieueiis, can lie found at WISE'S, d27 7i VIM GALLERY OF ILLIJS IRIOUS AMERICANS containing Portraits of Twenty Four ol'oiirmosi eminent citizens of tho Republic, since the death of Wash la. ton. First No. coiitatping a Portrait of Gen. Taylor, is I I published.

Subscriptions received by A. Al. Fulton street. Dictionary of Mechanic, Hre lne work, and Engineering No. Is now ready.

SJt ii ii.i VS.V1 Ad Iress, Visiting. iVeldtiK, Pro mli tes ioual and Business Cards engraved In tasteful ami ashioiiable style and cards fnrnlsied from plates ulread ngraved many floe spec! mens on hand. VV.M. WISE, Jeweller, d28 7 I Pulton street. Brooklyn.

H.t I lllNGS! I have added largely 10 my stock of beautirul Cornelian Ring, selerted with great care from the largest au best lot importRd. From the completeness of the assortment any desired size can bt readily furnUnud. WM. WISE, Jeweller, d2rt 7 I Fulton street. Brooklyn.

'81; LAW COV ICIENOE, and Ih EL Higher Law Conscience with remarks on the Fugi liv Sla ion, by Rev. Samuel T. Spearjusl published and for sale by N. Atlantic street, Ja3 lit T. P.

SMITH. 213 Fnllon st. SITU 48 Clerk or Book. ke.iper, by ii young iu who writes an excellent business hand. aud is capable of keeping bonks by single or double entry.

Unexceptionable references as to character and competency. Ad truss C. M. II. at the office of this inner.

o24 If ,1 "I By a respectal la young woman a sit nation ns cook, wn her nn I Ir.iuor.can ike excel lent tiread and hnlscuit, perfectly an lerstauds her business, mil wotiM he willing to do the house work ot a small family, can furnish good refereac from h.r last place. Call Sa ds st. Rrnoklvn. ja29 JLIAJIS A large assorimeni or elegant fans, consisting of Pearl, Feather, Chinese, and others, varying In price, from 3s to $10, J. D.

CHASE'S, Jewelry store, rid 203 Full strefll nnnr Concord EX Ei Its Brooches, Duckies, Chains, Lockets. Finger Rlnars, or new patterns rich and fine workmanship, tu abundance and woll worthvof inspection WM. WISE, Joweller, Pillion strpBt. CAHPHTS OilCloths. Feathor Hair Mattra.

ses, with allkiudflqf llphiilstofv.a'nd Honso Puruiah ng very'mdd'er'atatcnns, forsale hv my 17 U. J. "inction Sales. V.r.s t'tPLU, Auctioneer. ,3 huJttnt street.

ctrntr if trout, Brooklyn JAMES COLE will give his personal attention salesut' Household and ouldoorsiUesgenerallJ cales of RealEsiule.Stocks, the Exchnnge New York. N. P. Areglfter is kept forthe disponnlof propern Privati Sale. TintRSDXY.

Feb. 20. 10 o'clock, at Hie Merclianis' Exchange, Five 3 tory brick houses on DuBovoisoat, cor of Lafayette st. ihe houses aru 20 ft front ami rear by It deep lots 20 by lUu li. tiie houses are built in lhe best manner, Willi titu ble mantles 1 grate, si i ling doors, cornices and centres in i let parlor siory and front reom 2d story contains 1 1 roams oe ules kitchen and pantries, pump in iho kitchen.

olone stoops, iron railings, aide walks flaitged yards paved, ite. Terms inutofiho purcaase money may remain on bond and mortgage. Also. No. Ul Co irtst, opposlto Warren st, the house Is 3 Btori high with naseiueiii aud sun cell ir, '5x43 it, built in tne liesi in inner with marble mantels and grates, mahogany, doors, kc lot 25 It lionl and roar bv 103 ft deep on one side and 105 on the olher.

1 die iudi9iut.iblo. Terms A large portion of tho purcase mnv remain on bond and inurtgage, Moxsav. Feb. 24. At 12 o'clock, at the Exchange, Peremptory sale by orders of the Assignee or a three sl ay urick building Nos 82 and 81 Washington st.

lhe building is 49 ft lil Ins front, bv 00 It deon.and contains a steam emiiue anil boilers of 25 hoise power, or cml, ulu engi.ie and lioiler are one year old and in ihe mi st perfect order, one loiii 25x about 1 12 aud lhe oihor Is 24 fi 10 Ins by 64 It In inn deep, the emises are now leased for 4 years from 1st of May i.t for $1200 per annum. TeniK S2BI.U ui'ihu purchase money may romaiu on bond and niortguge. Alfo a 2atery easement and attic brick houso and lot on tide of Sackeii st, 131 It of Columbia front, lot 18x1011 Ti. Terms i ldOof die purchase money cam emnin on bond and mortgage. Also 2 lois or ground situate on the sido of Pacific st, 95 it from thnSE.

cjrner o. Pacific and Smith sts, each lot SOxlOi. ft. 'Perms 800 of the purchase money may remain on bond and For particulars apply to the auctioneer 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Also, certain bond and mortgage en tho house aud lot No I9i Adams st, Brooklyn, fur 325011, ule and executed by James PUmmcid and wife to Gillien, rimed August 8.

'f50 and rtcoided in Kings couuly clerk'sofflce, liber 3 mortgages, page 25 j. TcicsiiAY, Feb. 25 Ai 12 o'clock, at the Merchants Fxchange. A 3story and basement Home on the SE corner of Hicks and Unioust the housu is imilt iu a sub Manual manner, and contains 13 ro jms husides slore. lot 25 feet front by 82 It II) ins on one ido and ill li.

2 ins on the othtr. Posse Humor. he dwelling may oe obtained on the 1st May I81I, iheslore isreuled for nvoyea from the tirst diiy of May next. Terms part of the purchase money may remtin on bond and mnrU'age. No 72 Wiilutr 9t, Brooklyn A ttublo and green house adjoining the grounds of ivid Leavin, fl 7 ins in Iroiu.

2J li 10 iusiiuhu rear by lill ft deep. Upon this loi is a giei hou built of brick with coal vaults under On the rear are sev ral lino iruti lives which will nut havo to lie di lurbi'd in building a very large house, 'Perms $157.1 may remain on bond nud mortgago for 2 years. For full particulars apply to the auctioneer, 43 Fulton Btret 1, Brooklyn A very desirable private residence for a small 199 High st. a I a story cottage house and lot, tho house ii well builtuid contains 6 rooms sides pantries and kitchen in the rear, wood houses, grape vines, ficc. in the nrd, Ibis house is in a resui clable ami quiet neghborhood and mu good order, lot 22 it Ouis by ,5 ft.

'Perms part of the purchase money may on bond und mortgage. A and baement brick dwellioir house and lot. situ lie on sideol' Ilicksst. third house orSackell st, lot 22xlU ift, hutiso 22x4Dti, built in lhe best and mos subslantiul uianuer, with sliding doors, marble maniles and grates, i.iaua iu iho rear lo ba emeut and purler flairs, enclosed with glas pump, tec.ui the low piazza Terras S2j00 of the purchase money may lematu on bond and mortgage 2 years. V1IA1H miVS ln HELLO 2d S31" KTC, roR CASH, at 2fl9 Bridge street.

Apartments to let. ap25 ly V.MS it 0 its Tho lirsi part of the Uuoeus of Scotland by Agnes Strickland. he Reveries of a llachelor bv K. Marvel, Theiiardsoftte Bible by Gillillun. 'l'tie lsla id vYorld of tho Pacitlc by Cheever, Tho Moiaer's Recompense by Gruce Aquilar, Lord and La ly Harcjurt, or Country Hospitalities by Caihar.na Sinclair.

Selfd. tceptioitoii the history of a Jiumau Heart 1st part by Mrs Ellis. Henry S.ueiUou by (5 James. For sale by J.118 A WILDER, 51 KullMll street. i(t JVS lewett's National Violin Jewett's Nation Flute 'Peaclier, comprising concise shuttle Pes ot iusiructlou, aud a completeaud beautiful variety id' popul ir airs, quick steps, marches, waltzes, quadrilles, aud several ueaut'l'ul duetts, composed and newly arrange.

1 by a riistiuuished prolessor of iniis'c. Jewell's Book of melts, trios und quartet's tlieduetts arranged lor two violins aud two (lutes. 'Ph.) trios for three violiusau 1 three flutes; and a beaut ful selecliuu and arrangement ul' qu irteltes for four instruments. 'i'lte iwo shilliiu odiliouof 'I'ne Brothers Recompense, a scquelio Home Influence, by Grace Aquilar. The Island World of the Pacitlc, by Uov II Cheever.

Forsale by P. I). SMITH, all 20! Fulton streel, Brooklyn. IV SU.IJ.Jb BOOrC i Loavui's Readers, Nos. 1.

Jl 2, 3, and 4. Hall's Literary Reader; Hall's Manual of MoralBi Robinson's neric au Ariihuieilc; Nutting's Drawing CardH, Nos. 1,2,3, and 4. For sale by T. I).

SMITH. S02 Fulton street. Teachers areinvited to call and examine. 1 4J.M ASSL.K CO I' AUK AND BEU RDOMFUll.1l PURE IN SUITES. The Subscribe! offers for sale four different suites of uiiamtled Furniture, Marble and Wood Pops, Striped aud in Gill, consisltugnf Bedstead, Bureau, wusbstuud, ToilelTable Foui Unairs and Towel Rack.

The above varying in price from $75 to S120porsett. May bu seeu at the Cabinet Warehouse corner Fultonunj Sands street. Jyll T. BROOKS. OiSl AND St)FAS Eleitaiitwarranied so fas, fashionable' styles for S25 each; new style and mahogany chairs, all hair ami warranted, 33; spring sealdo.

and carved, new styles. S3 75 each rocklngchalrs, a substantial article, 0 lu $9, with any other at TODD'S Extensive Ware Rooms. mylH 88 Fulton street. ii if ly, i uunc, ut Ho Daudt. OiUjo.

8 i Fiilto Blreel O.Hco Hours, (T A. il. io 10 P. M. Notes and bibs of exch ange protecled marine protests made.

not audex emled crews shipped ailors protections au 1 California passports granted. Losses iy lire ido out au I settled iickn i win laments of deeds and atll lavlts for the ditf.Td.it courts taken; and all other oc ui'es apjiri lining to either o.ilce, done with punctuality dispatch. jalH tf A si I 10 FURNITURE AND PHOLS PEUY. Thesuhscriber respectrully Invitos public attention to nis large and ignillcent assortment of Cabinet Furniture, and bouse furnishing articles in all their various brandies. The stock is of greater magnitude than perhaps contained many slore in this vicinity, to which lie has added some vary rlcn und now styles, and as the whole have been manufactured and sulected before the recent advance in prices, he oifers inducements to purchasers not possessed by others in his line of business, oesidos he advantage or getting good seasoned articles.

Attention is desired to his Fashionable Sotas at ilti ami upwards, and his mahogany chairs at 32 50 each with anything else al equally low prices. R. J. TODD, nl8 tf 88 Fulton street, Brooklyn. flft IS" i.V 'IO The copartnership heretofore aj? existing between Robert Prince and John Willlns under the (Inn or Prince k.

tVlllins, in tho city or Brooklyn, Upholsterers and Paper Hungers, is this day dissolved by l.n I (.: A II A mm ui ill lum iii iiiui. person inueiiirti i said linn, together wi nil persons to whom the si id Him is legitimately indebted, will please call on Robert Prince al 1ii7 ml. II. iccouuts.as he uloiie is the Attorney or Messrs. Gaunt and Oerrickson, ol the city of New York, Assignees, and isduly author ed by Ihom to receiptfor the same.

Brooklyn, Sept. 4th, IftSO. ROBERT PRINCE, Atturney of s5 2awl.uStthfim Gaunt nnd Derrlck oi. Vs'signees. CUtH Si FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES FOR 1850 Tho largeBt and most complete assortment of Cabinet Purnltiire, hiuiseiiir nishing articles and upholstery goods ever exhibit.

in Rrooklyn, will now be found inthe subscriber's ware rooms, ivherelho public can supply themselves Trom a water pail the richest articles: all warranted goods, and at 10 per cent lower than any olher store of less magnitude. Persons need not. aslorinerly look tu New York lor asupply of house eeplng articles. ol2 tf U. J.

TODD, 88 Fulton street. IT US trLHS MHO A STORY op Forokry contained in a Chapter in tho Life of William H. Thompson, (One Eyed Thompson) being an exposition ol a Forgery on tho Huytian Government, attended with loss ot property and life a true tale of thrilling interest price nneshllling. For sale utThrenpion's News Depot, No. 291 Fulton nits City Hall, Brooklyn, nnd at the hook or inn store oi 'Hi anno, rue uue.

ly.io id Sj mi. ii fa iviuin.uiiiii fain 9 pattern nf those worn by her who cnntivaioB all ears and tmtnful designs of Ear Rings "The Felon," 'The 'Irap 'The Rail Pendant," all of the (lrst quality, for sale by d'38 W1. vVISE. Jr. Fulton street.

1 ITU fHIIIE CtJir.VrUiiFEIT DETECTOR, and Day's Now in. York Bank Nolo List Is published weekly. The correcting department is now under the supervision of A. IS. Foster, F.xchaugo Poarl N.

Y. Forsaleln Brooklyn, by A. M. WILDER, 51 Fulton street. s1fcfr'1'0 5fP Ug ago, iu sums to suit, at 7 per cent.

Applications in writing, may bo adlressed to ZUl DUVN1NG.85 Harrison street, or tf ISAAC Clinton street. eilicmiu A Hliu, atClilO IlllliU IIUIMllfa IIIII1D, WII11VI, Ashland, Konliioky, Just received and or salo tu lots to Bull purchasers, by L8 It. J. TODD, 88 FaUonstreat. Unction Soles.

ESfGLKBEKT LOTT, Auctioneer. BROOKLYN EXCHANGE. 2i)l Fpito.v Brooklyn. (Freeman Buildings.) E. Lott will give his personal to tho sale ot Stocks.

Goods, Real Estate. Household Fiiruiluro, al the Sales Room and otu door generally At Pp.ivatk Samc. 'Pile very desirable two story, nttlc and basement brick house, being 9.Kby 44 fi. tliiishcd in modem style, with 12 inch wall slste roof, piazza in the rear, marble mantles, sliding doors. Inside shutters, with lot 25.S by lOn fl.slum'e an 1 kn.iwnas 5.1 Johnson st.

The ten years lease ol' 43 neres of land, in lhe vi here of situate on the Plunk Road and read from flat bush to Fort Humillon, together with lhe improvements. The slock, futures, fa of a retail drug slore. Also, th good will of a prominent physician havingngood prnclice. For terms aud particulars, euqulre ut the Brooklyn Exchange. A two story, attic and basement frame hotwe.

25x40 feet. with tea roniu ultneheu lxib It, liiitsnt in modern sly le, together with coacli house and stable. Also, 8 lois eacli It. side of Clinton ave, betw'n My rile aud Fullon aves Pew No. in Grnceclmrch, near Brooklyn Heights.

For purlicularsenquire at Brooklyn Exchange. Alarm of 85 acres beautifully stluateit on Scotch Plains, New Jersey, for sa'e. or exchange mr city properly. 48 acres ot laud situated on the Jamaica turnpike, adjng tho Cypress Hill Cemetery, in tne vilhico ol New Lota. 1754lolsin tneSth ward, on 3d and 4th aves, and on 8th, 9th.

lllh, 12th, 14th and 18th sts. 5110 lott in lhe 9th ward, 200 do 1 1th do A farm of 10 acres o' land woll ndaptt to marketing or a country residence in the town of Flallands. A farnio. 23S acres of I nnd on the turnpike leading from Brooklyn to Coney Island in the village of Gravesend. About 1000 acres of land in Pennsylvania, near 1 'elawaro river Heavju timbered nndon a portion of itthereissup posed to be a vnlunble Coal Mine.

Farms in different sections of the country for sale or ox change. Houses aniT lots as well as vncnnt lots, In all parts of the city for snle, on accommodating terms. For particulars enquire al tho Brooklyn Exchange, 291 Fulton street Scljools. P.WCIiMtJ AND WALTZING Hull, Court street, near Hie City Hull. Mr.

Cit.inRCA.iB and Mrs. Lannay Informs their patrons aud others that ih'dr second quarter will commence cm MONDAY, Hie 2Uth Insiam. Days oi" instruction on Mou days and Thursdays, cunmencliig at3H o'clock. A soiree on the tliiid Fridin or each month. N.

Mr. Ogilvle'a Evening Cas Tor gentlemen ou Monday and Wednesday, at 7 o'clock. lalO if HEMPSTEAD SEMINARY. C. At RtmtKRPOKh, Principitls.

THIS Inslltutioii Is located ut Ihe vlllageof Hempstead, L. about 22 miles from tho city or Brooklyn, nud equl dis ant from the Long Island Sound and the Ocean. The School is divided into two departments, male and female The course of study is thorough nnd ombracia all the brunches of a liberal education taught In Hie first class Seminaries. Young gentlemen are prepared to enter college or for business pursuits. i he year is divided Into two terms of 22 weeks each.

The summer lerm commences on lhe Mi Bt Monday lu May lhe winter term on the first Monday in November.J REFERENCES. Brooklyn. Rev. D. Curry, Rev.

W. Hoyt, 8. 8. Powell, Esq, J. Dikeman, Esq, Duvid Coope, Esq.

New York, Rev. w. Clarke. D. pastor of Vesey st Church, Rev.

W. II. Ferris. do Sullivan do Uov. J.

Mci DD, 200 Mulberry St. Clrcu ursniay be obtained of J. Rutherford, 200 Fronl st, Brooklyn. o28 3m Cr.SiKS IN BANCINU, WALTZING, ite, Gothic Hall, Adams street. Mr.

w. Whilk and Dauohtir respectfully nnnounce to their patrons the Ladies and Gemleinen ot the city of Brooklyn that their classes will coniinoiicuoii MONDAY, i icloher 14th, as above, in the now and fashionable style of the day. Days 'if tuition for Young Ladies and Mastoi Monday, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, nnd Saturday morning, al half past and for thoelder class or Gentlemen, Mouday and Thursday evenings, at IX o'clock. Semi monthly Sociabics, will commence November 18th. and williicc.uilioiied throughout theseason.

Gentlemen's transient admission tickets to be had on the night of the Sociable. Price. 5hceuls. Mr. VV assures lhe public that IiIb rooms tir the largest and most convenient lor Dancing In the city, and the floor farsiiperiorlouny in New York or Brooklyn, buiiigentirely free from dust.

Lariior admission tickets lo be had of Mr V. For terms and particulars see circulars, to bo had atthe principal book and music stores, and of Mr. Hull. Parenta nnd pupils admitted to the New York Soirees, during the season, without oxtra cliurgo. If mil.l..

wi H.ii.itilun Mom. i'harruapo nnd Mrs. Lannay. have the plea sure lo inform thegentlemenof Brooklyn, that there will be an Evening Class under the instruction of Mr.OoiLvm, on overy Monday anil'lhursday, at 7i o'clock. In commence on the 21st iujtant, altho Assembly Room of lhe above piuce.

old ir HiO.OOICI.ViV H.D1.G SCHOOL, CoLLKOK PLACK, (REAR OK MANSION HOUSE,) Entrance for Ladi3S only, rdloInliHc Dr. Cox's uurcu, nenry streei. R. H. CURTIS, Proprietor.

R. H.C. in returning thanks for the liberal support he has hitherto received, respectfully announces the following arrangements for the winter season, commencing October 1st, 1850. TUITION HOURS. For Ladies, from 9 to past 11, A M.

and 4 For Gentlemen, from 7 to 9 A.M., and 5 to 6 P. M. itxKii' isic iiorns. Ladies, past 11 A. 4 P.

M. Ladies nnd Gentlemen, from 7 until 10 A. M. Noexerciso ri ling allowed during the hours devoted to the Tuition of Ladies. Horses taken on Livery, with the privilege or riding In the School, at 817 pr month.

Gentlumon boarding their own horses can have the use ol the ring on pa ment or 85 pr mor.lh. N. B. Saddle horses and wagons to let. WOOD! WOOD 1 1 BEST OAK, and liaiMa PiNG, delivered in any partot Brooklyn al 17 shillings per luad.

u2l il DAVIS HuWH, 84 Atlantic street. yjOliXWI SAVINGS INSTIPC f5 Tlu.1 Depositors are notified Unit interest, at Hie rate of live eer cent per annum, on all sums of live dollars ami upwards, which have been deposlied in Huh Inslittitioii a least hrce months previous It, ttieUrsi instant, will be paid on demand, upon any of lhe usual days for business; and lhal all sums not called for will remain us principal, ai.d druw interest from the llrsl instant. By order of lhe Board, IRA SMITH, President. Geo. V.

Ward, Secretary. TacsT es Innes Adams, Peter O'llaru, Peter Anderson, Anthony Ostroul, David Baylis, Ja i Tiukney Pope Catliu, JohnCRiker, Jonu Cocks, Rolliti Sau.ord, Eilinuud ish, Ira Sunlit, Solon Goodridge, William Spencer, Richard Hutchinson, Ismic A loria. Georgu A Jarvis, James Siranuhau, BL tmar, Francs 11 Strykor, Kdward A Lambert, John Taylor, EzraLewis, James Van Nostnunl, Charles Marvin, Richard Whipple. Business days Monday, VVedne. day and riuiurday, from 5 to 7 o'clock, P.

M. Jalii aawSin, lH" VW, MONE MOSF. V'i'ie subscribers hat jLYJL a largo amount of money to invest Bond une Mortgage of productive iroperiy in Now York, Brooklyn or Willi. iiiisbiirgh and can furnish any sum wanted from S500 to Also, several sums to loan on uninipruveu properly, if well lojuied. Charges moderate.

Apply ut the ileal Estate Oilice, 31 Fulton street, Brooklyn. n2il intr SToNE MOTHER. riJJi. iu3 and sewn, cliairs.toilet tables, ull kinds ot Bostci paiiiied goods, received by forsale lowei than oilier stores can sell, by nis It. J.

TODD, 88 Fulton street. dil mil i i a. i wlthriKituslurnish i or unfurnished, can 'je hud at 192 Atlantic sou' I side, within live minutes walk ol' the South Furry. Lefer euces given and required. I'liefamny is small, and tl.e ai ooil.

Aniilviroin 111 A. M.lo 4 P. M. tA tt FANS. Thostui wantol a good ut.

1J. JlHtstop aud sue the large assortment of J. D.Chase't 203 r'uliou street, next to the now market. Silvor Spoons, forks and Jewelry, always In abunihmc! nd Watches and Clocks rupalred In the best manner. Je B.Ni2 To liiose that want a good and rich ar ticlo, either In Baskets or Castors, we would say call and see tile assortment of J.

D. CHASE'S, 203 Pulton street. Also, silver ware und Jewelry in ahunduiico. dt; AJtlNi; n' FURNITURE, ETC Cabinet tnrnituie of very superior quality, upholstery, hon furnishing articles ot every descriptiou all wnrranlod, ana for sale, lower than any other Brooklyn slore, by hlH It. I.

T'HIIl. H8 I'ollon HOLLARS. Silver Holisrs made Into Spoons, Forks, Ladles, 4tc, c. Prohably lhe best assortment in Brooklyn, can be found at J. I).

CH SE'S 203 Fulton noxi to inn now Market. AU warranted. Hivsbroucks Kosendalo Hydraulic Ce 4 1 1 ti tf' MAPul (Woive miles around Now York with the nai'iiesur' properly holders, troui new tin 1 urltjinal surveys. Price S3. For sale hy j4 A.

M. W1LDER.51 Fulton LAOIS3S' SCROLL PINS AND iuUCELET Styles new, patterns tasteful iind olahoratw, workmanship tine, prices moderate, VVM, WISH, Jeweller, yll iKui, sikhiI. nexidonraliovo cor Henrv. eLi'j'KtifS 4 largo quuuuiy of Eiullsh and French Blankets, extra qualities, fur sale choup by ol3 It. TO DP.

88 Fulton stiwt Bll, 1, 11 EADS, Ruled Blanks, Chocks, Drsrts, and klndr of Fii Pritiko, douo choply at ihlsofflre ine'ittor lie wnoiusaio or reitiu, constantly on u. inu nnd reiwivlugfroh ad litioas overy weiik. Put up in new barrels of 3 )0 His oa in good shipping order Apply to s7 3 JOHNSON Sc. fuot of Baltic street. Nation Sales.

AABOIV S'JTO. NJi, Auctioneer BY STONE BOTHER. Fulton struct. Stonk Sotiiir will give their personal attention to sales ol luiuBehold furniture, stocks ol goods nnd mercl.au dise.imd nut door suls generally, In New York, Broi tlj or iiliuinsbuigli also lo salts "of Real Estate, loc. It, at lhe Merclianis' Exchange, N.

Y. Palroiiagi solicl It u. Real Estute ul privutesal. AIfo, niont oiuiid on tioc and mortgages. Vacant Lots in all parts ofthe city and, upon many of tiers money mliani'isl lo build.

A I'lUtATE Salx Three elegant nnd commodious brick dwelling houses, known nsNm 60, 112 and lU l.ivtngptoii st, between Smith mid lloylsls. The lots arc lliu houtts B5j4i llh rear imizza; ihe nn finished iiuhe ii tv best unntr.wlih 5 marble ntuniles, grates, c. Grope arbors slid thrifty vines in Ihe yard c. The iocatiun is unsurpasied. S2500 can lemaln on bond anil mortgage.

Also, very desirable lluildiio: l.oin on Fullon veoua. Liviiigltm, stale, llond, Neviiisnitd Luffselil sIree.sniMl on Hnuover and Di llevoise I luces, 'ihe neighborhood IS uu surpash' and Hit lots will be sold low, and on many ut them imiuey will tie advanced to hiuld. We have tot salsi, for sale i t'linioii, Washington, Bedford aud other avenues; nud most of the best str ole In the city. Some of them are bargains, und upon maiiy them money will he advanced to huild. Callaanlove JUSKPII IIUKKMAN, Auctioneer.

BROOKLYN PUBLIC SALES ROOM. 191 Washington slrcetnear Cvncora street Fridav Feb. 21, At 1 1 o'clock, A. No 33 Carlton ntar Park avenue Iho nook nnd fixtures of a retail grocery stole. Alto a good liorseaud grocer's wagon.

Fitmti'k Sai.bs 'i'tio subscriber respectfully offe li i vices to those who intend dlspt sing llietrl urnitine during the season, und will be obliged by rccciv ing un eiyly notice I'roni those who may desire his Lemma services. Those who wish lo dispose of a part of their fur allure, will tlud it to their interest lu send il to the Smlo Room 191 Washington near Concord strent. luniiluia taken on storage. JOSEPH It EG EM AN, Auctioneer. J.

H. will give his personal attention lo sides uf household furniture, groceries, dry goods, c. Also, to Ihe sale ot Real Estate al Auction or Private fnle. It. TOUU, Auctioneer.

Stori anb Salkr Room, No. S3 Fvlton btiit. The undersigned, the oldest ituctioneiT In turning tus sincere Ihunks to tho public lor past lu ore, uguiu teuduts his feei v.ct to fumiltos in (he dispofnl ol lur tiilure at ituclion duriiig the teuton, in Biui.kt)n. Ntw ork or any pan of Long Island ho tissiirt Ihoec lion, ay ta vor In lit with their business, lhal ihe trust repodd iu Lira will not lie forieilt d. Ills spacious sales rooms are now open for tho reception el rurtiiiure groceries, or any other description ol merchandise, on wlilc.

advances will I) made in large oi small bums best prices will be obtained with uiudetulu charges and prompt retuihs. The iindei signed knows tho value ot every article o' i' nit lire and other goods to nu ely, und well calculat, dt'J bold auction sates or make valuations. '1 ODD, No 88 Fullon st, Auctioneer und alualor. Monday, 1 eh, 17. At 10 o'clock, at 129 Jackson st, lu tir Prof pi ct tl, Mill to sold at unction without riseive, ihe ennie luriitt in era gentleman giving up hotibu keeping tin coiu eqiiei.ee ol the deulb his wile) hich are uei.rlv new and in good order, iiuiong which niuy be found Ikdsi.

i.ds, Beds, lluir ut IrnKses Hinl Bedding i iuiuls, 'tu Bu reuus, Ciasti I arpets, Od Clolhb, Window thudes, oek ing Glasses, Cbiiut, Glassware, a lull saioiimeiit ol kiiclitn uteiiiiils, stoves, with which the tutu will commence. Thursday, prll 10, At No Tompkins Place, the elegant fit rn I (tiro ofa family removing. Full paructiiars hereniier. KlCAL ESTATB OALKS iMl'llKTANI TO 'I 11 PfTDLlC The undersigned, the oldest auctioneer in llrookl) a. ivo notice lhal ho will attend lo Sale ol HeulEslnle in hisstij al the Fruukliii lloiibe.or al lhe iMeichaius ExcliuifaKe.N for $3 per lot, or uny larger purcel In less piopur on.

Furniuiie, Groceries, nnd nil kinds ol merchandise sold in liishlore unit lsewhereou eiutdiy moderiiU icrnis. It. J. TODII. iMlcllonerr uial Vuluator.

sr I ItllorM. CH0XCIS COALS FROM THE MINES. rgMIE subscriber is now receiving uud huoin Yaru tho JL lullowim; kinds ol COAL, viz: Pencil Orchard, Red Ash Schuylkill, Lehigh, While Ash do, Iiuckawana, Black Heath, Liverpool, and Cumberland, All uf which he will sell low, run CASH only! Orders promptly attended to, on application lu the subscriber, either of Ihiifollowlug ugeiiis. A. J.

uuvk, Atlantic Hock, near Hamilton uvenue Feiry, South Brooklyn. Messrs. Scrumon cor. Atlantic und Henry sts. Messrs.

Fits of Statu and Columbia sts. Messrs. Tompkins liunce, cornet Fi.ltonand Mr. Williniu Alliuitic sireet. Mr.

J. A. Morris, 134 Henry strut. Mr. J.

M. Baker, cor. Pearl und Wllleughby stb. Brooklyn, IK l. lei CO AL! COAL I AND WOOD! COAL.

VAItW, City Hull Place, lopposlle the City Hall,) nnd Nos. 27(1 and 272 Adauissl. JAME. HUl liiforins the Inhabltsnts of Brooklyn that he bus opened the above named yurd for lhe sale of the best dtscrfplion of Coal and Wood, which lie otters at lhe lowest market prices. Churches supplied on lavorable terms.

N.B Liverpool and Ciiuul 'oals. j8 2m IVlltSJMIOL ORREL COAL. IS YARD We Jf are now landing al our depot fresh Orrel Coal, which we will sell to dealers, in lots to suit. at cargo prices. MARSTON POWER.

Coal Depot at Haxtuu Wharf, between Fultou aud Oath urine ferries, Brooklyn. February l. t. Ja3l lm i iVIiltt'OOL CANNEL AND)RRL, WELSH BLA Scotch and ('iimbeiland Coals, lor snle to families (dutible screened) ut lowest prices. MARSTON POWER.

Coal Depot al Haxtun Whurl beiweeu Fulton and Catharine ferries. Brooklyn. February Isi. Jn3l lm TsuGIi, BROAD MOUNTAIN, Pine Kot. Blarlc Hi alb, Moul LtiBa, Peach Orchard, Lewis Vein and Lackawuna l.um), Broken, Egg, Stove, Nut, Chestnut and I'ca sizes for sale tu dealers, luclorlos, steamers and fmniliea, in Iota to suit, ut lowest prices.

A Illy Weiglier attends lo the weighing uf ull our coals, Insuring lo purchasers lull weight. MARSTON POWER. Coal Do otat Haxlun Wharf, between Fulton and Cu'b arine ferries, Brooklyn. February Isi. Jn31 Cms UICOOKLYN v.

NEW YORK. The subscribers are now prepared to exhibit nt their NEW SHOW ROOM, by farthemo exteusivo and beautiful as sor meul of rolur Lumps, Giri.lidoles, Bohemian Vases, Cimdeliibras, that can he found In this clly 1 ork, which will be sold at prices cheaper than tho cbenpest. Call ami see. JOHN BUTLER 112 I niton street, opposite Bands. N.

A line Hsrorlmeiil of colored Wax Candles for Gi'andolcB. d28 tf VAl.UAlH.i: BROOKLYN PIltiPtRTY FOR SALE Tho valuable two olory nnd utl ic brick leUU.dH'elling house, with basement uud under cellar, located uu the southeast corner of Pierrepont and Hicks Is, fluhihed throughout In Lhe best manner with mahnga ny doors, marble mantles, c. Lucaltun unsurpassid. Possession on the 1st of Aprd next Also, lhe three story brick dwelling house, with b.ise mem und under ce lur, situate. i ou lli weal side ol Hicks street, third house south of Sacket street, (hushed in the bust manner, with piazza unslosed, with glass sliding doors, marble unlcls, c.

hit 22 by 100 leet, house 22 by 40, exclusive or piazza $2 5tk may runain ou bond and mortgage. Also, the elegant two story and basement frame mansion, together with six lots of ground, with stable and carriage house, nil in food situated ou euri street, opposilo Wyckeff street From its elevated and retired position, it has nn unobstructed view of tho iew York bay, Stuten Island, Jersev City, and the surrounding which makes il ono of the most desirable rtoid. licea in the city. A so, lhe two ttory and attic brick dwelling house, No. 159 Henry street, near Joriili iiion street, with Imst iiienl, M.

piazza enclosed will uluss. I.oi 22 feet 1 Inch by 100 leet deep, lioue 22 teel 1 luch by 40 feet, exclusive oi pi uzzm: may romaiu on bond aud mortgage at 6 per cent. Also, the four story brick store, with atone ft out. with cellar und under cellar. No.

14 Fultou street, store 18 feel 6 inches wide hy 78 feel deep, being one of the I est business localities in Fullon flruet. I'OssesBleu Immediately. Also, tho two frame eoltsge houses on the north sdeol My rtle avenue, opposite tu Kyerson Flare, together with live lots ol' ground houses 25 by 40 teel deep, Blushed In i he best manner, with piazza front and rear, si ding doors, inurble mantels, it will be sold together or separate. Teims model ale. Also.

12 lots ol'ground on tho corners of Atlantic, State anil Nevins sts. Also 2 lo a on south side of Warren 175 feet east of Srniihst.25 by Mil) It each. Also, Slots ou thewestsldeof Columbiast, 25 feel north orcranberry st, running through lo Fullon st, 25 by 150 ft. each. Also, 4 lots on west sldo of Henry at.

3 lots on the east side and 2 lots on the west side ol Cheever at; I lotou east side uud one lot oil west side of Hicks st, ull lying bi tween Harrison and Degntw sts. Also, 4 lots, 2 on Cumberland avenue, running through Carlton between Fulton and Atlantic uves, euch lot 25 by 100 leet. the north of President al, between Henry und Hickssts. Also, several other valuable lots in the best locations iu the city. Also, 9 acres of land (about 100 building lots) 'outhol', und adjoining the residence ofthe late Anthony Kerr.

A la ge proportion of tho purchase money on tho uhovo property may remain ou bond and miiiigage. If required. Money will be advunced to improve tbu vacant lola, if necessary Emiulro of D. CHAUNCKV, builders, 12 nnd Livingston st. near Clinton Brooklyn.

fel lru ft it H.VE OR TO LET Possession imme diately About six acres of land with a email iiwel house, at GowauuB.near tho Greenwood Cwue tery.adanted for a market gardener; if sold, tho principal purl oi mo purchase may remain term oi years, loa good teuaut the rout willlsemoderaie. Applv to M. DELAPLAINE, Ja23 lm. No. 7 New street, Now Yoik,.