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Auction Sales. Holiday Presents. Amuiementr. if)j Itaus antr Gossip. MARRIED.

In this city, on the lOlh by ReT. B. M. Johnson. Jons Tibbot to Hiss Smut Slois.

In tl.i. city, ruth by the Bev. MoAuIey. Mi Jobs J. Onm.

or Bay Bldge.L,I..tjjr.EiJa A. TooHHBSB, of T. DIED. BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE, 3X P. I Jamis Com, Auctioneer.

iiYJA3.CS COLE A SOfT. Friday, Dec. 21st, At 10 o'clook, In the Tll'aan of FHIhuth. oppottt the naV dence of ti. Ularkson.

Efq "iHoufholrt and kitchen fnrnitu cont'tting of chairs. blei. bureaus, bed, tead i beds and bedding, oarneta, Ac A so two uable onrriage horses snliable for family as, about let hauili hiKli. Also a tett KockaWay oarriag. harness.

Ac. Te rns cun, bankable money. dSO It Osyx. TultonMrM oomtr rnmt tlhtt. Brvvmi: their ocraoaal attanBoa tales of Household Furniture, And oat door sales geaeraBF to aalea of Real Estate Stocks, at tbe itxohans TN ork.

CiwTKiij SiLss Room ObrfMr of WiOouahby and Pan aVaae.Mor A Hail, Brooklvn. Josbpb HiagMAK. Auctioneer. J. H.

graterul tor the II ral patronage whioh titii a elveil darlna the past thirteen years, reapettntlly battraM those Interested, that he Is now prepared to receive toaaigDr menta of all kinds of MEROUAND1SE, FURN ITuH. Dax GOOD8. HARDWARE FANCY GOODS. BO0KS7jc7a to be told at Aaotion Private Hale in hit new and avian did Bales Rooms. Liberal advances when required, PcrMnci attendance will be tfvon at usual to Bales of Fornitar at PrlvatM 11ini.i Notiot.

The anderslgned are prepared to ourooaj aod stll by private euii tract. HaU mtat, and csmum rrop artv In the oiiy of lirooitlyn, and to attend to tMMOA Butineu In all ltt branches. ANXUONY J. BLEECKER A Once Mo. 7 Broad au near WcS.

UlaxLai R. MiLLgB, AoctlonMr. BY OHARLE8 R. MILLER A OO. Offloe IS6 Broadway, oorner Dey street.

New York, aod Wy koff avenue Cast New York. Oh R. Miller Keal Estate Aganta and 8nerl AnolioDeers. wii. gire personal lueiitlon to tales of real tate at pnbll or private sale and tu the tale of hossthoid furnitare at the resldeno of families Ueollning houaakoeo inir.

and fn out door sales generally. Jobm lon, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS. No. SSI Fulton Ormi. (Jomuft UuUMno.i ovpottto fit City Halt.

Broottvn. The subscriber would resuecifully iairm hi friends gpsj the publlo that he will give hit personal attention to to sale and purchase of Real Estate. J4 aw K. BY OAill BS i'WBlQHX. Ho.

ilt FvUonntrm, (wott fA OUv HaU)Brot0a. WlUirivn their porsonal attention, ihcealeof Raal lEuto at Auction, at tr.e Merchants Exchange, iivm York, tXfaO capacious rlalc Room orin any section of Long It land A totheauleof Furniture. Dry Gpoda. Groceriea, Meroflandlw at private residences, or at their Sales Kaon. Seal kistatco' ovarj oescrlptlon at Private Sale.

BJlod rooeiTmloti Horr.rfonnii rtTnnsbzrimeota, For Sale. FOR SAL IE CARRI ages. sleighs, herses. harness, Ac A largo assortment oon whi will compote with any in thootty. wagons and LAn ii'i ifi find fnr aBin dicik'io oi au suiea on uinu, or win oe mannraoiureu to or dnr.

the Crilagi ttepnitory and atabiaa. Sand 10 No Vint at. cor iiton av. HrooKlyn. dl5 2 poii.

SALE CHEAP 26 FIRKINS BUTTUR JL of the beat quality. Apoly on tbe cornerof Atiantla and buerum su. Brooklyn. dI9S. FOR a ALE TboHonsoTntFLot, 228 Adam si.

one doorfram Johnson st. i'iie houjeis ttireo tttorle. with b.tiemeut and sab oIlart well tinished throughuut, and in gjod order. Gaain nearly a i the room. Persona doing business In Ntw York desiring a residence Mivenient to all tile ferries will Hud tnls a desirable location.

Inquire a. 8. PJ ELL. iH tin til 111 Fulton at. Brooklyn.

LOiS FOR SALE FROM SJ60 to tow, iu tha 10 Ji WiruofthecityorBrooxlyn, on Ad i 4th mucd and President aud Carroll street If lat orovemeut ircui.idu tn? purchase iney oan rmain 01 iiiortKagw for a term of ye irt; also water front on the Gowanus Cretlc, suitable for manufactories, or lambcg bricc, coal unu oue yards, which will be suld or leased 00 verv favorabls terms Apply root). 1 9 A. and 2 to ARTHUR BSIN. iON.f rju' laoe. iel3 ly nh door East of Oonrt tt.

FOR 3ALE. A small houut aad 4 lots OB 30th and 21st ttreot, situated 1UU reetfrom fifth avenve BrionWMij. Streott paved and frs frora nl apply nexidoor to Mr. Whitman. mhistf BONE DUST.

FOR iSALK, paro aruciu ol BONE, ola variety of fineness, trom half inch to per eatartlolof'jr brape vines or fanning pmr Apply to J. U. blaokay 4 Oonrt street. Brooklyn, mhStf TTABHINQTON Vary desirable iloll Jlriu Lots for saia on DeRalb, Oarlton, ForCand. nod rinahing avenues, und uxforil.

Oumberland, and Hams den streets. Brooklyn. The abovo property offeraevuy io lacetaenta tj purchasers, beiua Our a short dittance from ferries, easy of araess. Iu tbofcf st neighborhood, and oa asT terms Apply to OftAfj. St Fit QBE, ovi.

Fnltoi and JrcnUtretta, FOR SALE Tho Four Story Marble Fron House and Lot. aide of First Pt u)o, oorner Smitn. 5reut front, US feet s) fie. courtyard, with ait the modern improvemcuta. wt I be soid low terms easy Aoulyto JNO.

BUTLER 1l BROTHER, irJ8 tf No. 112 Fulton st. To Let. AFARTMEWTS XO LET, WITH OR WITH cutBjard. iu clthed or unfurnished, Appiy a' No.

laa lde itroet. Lri.oklyn nSO If rOLEX A BLACKSMITH SHOP "WITH Tools, also a Livery Stable adjoining. On the oorner of Olasion and Lafxye'te art. inquire of UHRiS. VAN BEa 8iN, on the prtm'ses.

aiDSt LLT in tho Brooklyn ltistitnte, 2 or 8 JL rooms, suitable for offices, or for neetlna of Societies, either co8ii.il or permanent. I particulars enquire at the Institute, Washington st. utar Oonoord. Dentistry. $10 FOR AW KNTIRE 8ETTOF RllPIOiaLTUBTH.

Ttie most remarkable tmprovemunt et the axe. After year of txoeriineiita wt: hare Enj. reeded in manB fctnrinii irom Gutta Pcrcha a new material mounting Ari.inciu.1 'eeth. to oe indtirad of sold or silver plates, whicn ia tie neare3t approach to Qejh and blood whloh 1 posnible II isso't and plitble in the mouth, and can be inserted without irritation oyer old roots or st imps without having them extracted, aud eheoiicilly purer than even gold 1 'etf. betnii perfect! taste'ess ind I am now inserting ttiis improvement With the istdlatinguisued suo c98, haviiiK aasigned on whole department in my Dental bratory to its inanufMCt ure by the most experienced work mAii persons requiring dental operations are invited tooall and examine specimens ol th verx tmpoi tant Improvenunt which places a nood Belt if teeth within the reach of toe men moderate means.

Very resoeot'uliv. N. B. GRIFFIN, nlO 8m 276 luitoaat, Brookly PEKSONS WISHING THEIR leelh extracted oleansed, regulated or pluguod, ran havo them done wed at 270 WA3dI.NGi.0N oorner of Myrtle ave. ArnacM' mounted on Gold or Silver Plate in Ihe veryoefl'.

st e. nd warranted tolveaa good satulacflori aaany tistcan. inent fur Hr. N. B.

siren's Colored Guita Pereha base for ArtJtaial Teeth. F. DOLBEARE. '1 Ale ARB YOUR TEETH, AND JL your tc will take cirao' your halth. The teeth are tho hanu organs in t.i wnois ooantenance.

lays an eioqueni. wrier to a beaud ul lauy I perceive vour attention the graces by the whiteness of your t. eth. A set or pearl ite te.th and a perfi msd breath may both be ao quired by usioa Oakley's qai.i Tooth Soap. Hold bv all drnuni.ta, andatW'B HAVE i.

Wholesale by the proprieto" EDWAKD KLEIf, (jl8Jt Naasm st. New York. Millinery. ja MILLINERY. A.

DUNSMORE, 267 afe? FULTON STREJ.T, is dally prodnolng dasignt of CL i.u,i,. Ir.ili Itftnncunf tha newaat mjtterijja. aftai the latest Paris styles. B. JU Millinera wanwa: atao roou Kunaacr.

a. CHILDriEN'S BON NETS made to order test notice, at J. NORTH'S, 10 Fulton st. tf LpEATHKRai FLOWERS! RIBBONS 1 JD HEAD Ac Can be fjund la any quantity and at almost any price, at 'he store of IrsVTfiEHS! FEATHERS A beautifu assortment of Bonnet Feiuhi a. IcBt received at J.

MOUTH'S. 180 Fulton It. KEAD DRESSfcS Ladies in want of the nboTe titshionable artioles for balls or parties, oan have them ty applyiM at NORTH'S. 19b Fu'ton it. IIERUCF'S By virtue of a writ of Execution issued out ot th Supreme Court to me direct ed and delivered.

I will sell by public auction, at FT, 11 Court treet. opposite the City Hall in tbe city on theMth day of Nurember. 1866. at 12 o'clock of it dav, a'l the riKht, title and i uteres which OHAKLICS HOYT had on the aijt day of Juoe, 1856, or at any time uereafter. in whose nandssoever the samemay be or.lnand to.

allthoe Ave certain lots, pieces cr parcela of land, with the three story and basement brick buildioijs thereon, situ te on ta uortherly side Afautie street in ihe renth Ward of the city or Brockton. 0.nnty of ota.and State pf few York, a'id Down a numbers 3Uo 807, 509. all and4I9 AManti; said lots fenit twenty two feet front and re.ir, and ninety fee'. Indep it side. be.

the jaid dl in nslons more or lew. Ai all that Piece of wood jin.l situnte la the Ninth Ward of aald oitv in the Third Oi tision of woodland, oomoriiiog four acres. Togetherwlth all and'' gular the tenements, hereditaments, and appur tenar vthereunto oeionitinK or in anywise appertaining a Brooklyn. Oct. 3d, laoo MlawSw BNQLBBBRT LOTT, Sheritt.

The sale of ihe ebove oroo rt" Is rostponed until tbe 33d day ofNnvembir at th aarae time and Place, LOTT, Sh.ritt, Tbe sal of the above prODeny ia urther postponed, nnti the 25th day of January. Dated BrooHyn. Nov.ai. 1W5 lawtd Slower sxAjiDts, JT JOHH BUNOiTS, 84 Fulton, comer Henry It. Oli tl A.

H. MILLS, Jifsi of 111 Atlantic would inform the public that be has aHaan on hand aohlce collection of Watohet and Jewslry of all kin da and at various prioes. A'si silver and silver Plated cops, castors, oake baskets, tea tetts o. Those who wll favor b.m with a. a'l will flo Ihey can do aa well if not a little better by stleotlng from his varied stook of goods than bv going to New York to make their New Year's purohases.

Watohet, fine olooki and Jewelry carefully repaired. dl2 lm G.IJTS AND TOYS FOB THB HOLIDAYS, KOSBBffB OHBaVfANOT 8TOEB. No. ilt Broadway, just below Grand it. New Yirtv.

rxaia owx iuroTiTio. Ladlta and Gentlemen's Dressing Cajea. Dolls! Dolls I Dolls I Jet Bracelets. Brooches, to. Crying Sables.

Porcelain and China Fisavres. for the atagcre. Hair Brushes and Oombj. Babv Houses and Furniture. 1 Fant.

Porte Hunnaies. Bags, A J. Games and Pusilst. Chess Men and Backgammon Boards. Beticule.

Workboxes, Bed Biding Hoods aad Donkeys. Hone and Wagons. Woolly Doga, Horses, Oats, dbc. to. Indeed, eveqr variety of Fsnoy Goods and Toys that oan be found In the known wo rid, allot which will be sold at the lowest price of importation, to close our stock at this last sale of the teaica, previous lo the removal of onr business in the Spring.

dg lm RICH HOLII AY PRESENTS. EMBROID KBJB4. FANOY GOODS. o. An assortment of real and imitation Laces Oollara and Veils of various patterns, dress and cloak trimmings; also a great variety of rioh Pan oy cjooai, suoh as glass boxes, papier maohie, rotewood, Ac, pearl and papier mschie porte moonaiea, car I cases, pocket books and panes; Fans, some elegant patterns; rioh toyi and inoy artfoles, perfumery, French iewalrv.

together with many articles too tedious to mention, at the store of MRS. WOOLfiY, mi Fulton it, opposite Pierrepont street. dl5 tja CANTA CLAUS HAS COME EVERY ONE WJ has heard of him. but no one ever taw h'm. A short piouieuaue uirougn Atlantic st to me uaaaar.

Lid, will now. free ofcharffi. crratifv nrerr nnm with Mitrhr. nf tha cnnrl na'ured old gent He has very kindly stationed himself uvni uwi ui bucjoniir, ftuuiu imna(ieac is uv to distribute to the natrons of URfl. J.

U. nilVNK tht in n. speotive of his Ohristmaa mission, he is Already popping out umia emmuey, laoenwitn toys, ana inviting passers DV In the Baiaar, lo select articles of use, faccy and beauty, which a will promptly deliver to any part of the city. din FRENCH CHINA FRUIT BASKETS AT low prices, and a large assortment of Fanoy OHna, Parisian ware and Bohemia" glaBs. suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, now ready and for 'aie under the superintendence ofthi former proprietor, at the old eitablljhad orockory store.

157 Atlaatlo, oorner of Clinton st, Brooklyn. dl4 2W TB0MA8 F. nroya and fancy noons STir.T.TNYi awte A oheap to close out this part of my business, for want of room, raniea ouving trie aoove articles will do well to sive me a call, as I abalt sell them at suoh prices aa cannot fail to meet their approbation. M. WH1E.

88 Main at, Brooklyn, UUnJJKUIVUBMCH lull, txiv CUB TOYS, TOYS, and Fancy Articles, for tha Holidays, at JOHN BDNCE'3, 94 Fulton at, tf comer of Henry st. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS I THE LARGEST assortment of amusing Games. Pusxles and Tovs of all aunos ever.onerea to ids puDiio, can do seen dv calling at DODGE It 31Jand 814 Fulton st, HearPlerrennntal. Itrnolrlvn. Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage of lust sear we beg leave to say, that our a ock of Toys have been select ed Wliu great care aau are wutireiy new.

Jaaving just received tbemfrom Germany, which we offer to the trade at New York prices, we resoeatfully invite dealers and tbe public in general to ca'l and examine for themselves befoie purchasing elsewhere, as bargains oan be bad and satisfaction given. Don't forget ike sign of the Xagle as the Republic must and Bht.ll be preserved. d7 tf Ladies (roods. CHEAP GOODS REDUCTION IN PRI0E8, AT THI BBMKXYS BAUAJU. num.

j. n.ouhi:, being aware that the scarcity of money necessarily affects the ladiet in purchasing thei articles rf use and ornament, will, as an inducement to them to call at her aiore, offer them anv or her goods at 15 per cent, less than her usual prioes, and will sell any article for the small profit of ten cents on the dollar. 4500 worth of Ribbons at 1 oent a yard profit. Rich French flwerB and elegant hair ornamenu; he id dresses trom 4s to colored dark straw bonnets, formerly 4. for common trimmed bonnet only 12s; velvet, satin, beaver, silk, and other rich bonnets; hoods, merino, worsted, silk and satin, for children: worsted scarfs noods, rigoletts, sacks, sleeves, leggings, Ac; comforters, ooats, spencers.

Ac for ladies and children; Infants embroidered cloaks, oaps and dresses; embroidered and plaii panis and sacks for boys; talmas anu embroidered capes for Misses; stockings gloveB. under shirts and drawers; only 10s for corsets: alto French coisets, collars, bands, chemisettes and worked trimmings; Laces and laae; dress trimmings, buttons, and thread and needle goods; ladlea quilied, wadded, corded, embroidered, moreen and whalebone skirts and im proven, and a beautiful variety of German, French and English fancy goods of every kind, which Mrs. O. would always most cheerfully show the ladies at her Baxaar, 143 ATLANTIC STREET, opposite to Juurneay Burnham'a. Ladles Bonnets made to ordar at short notice.

Alao bonnets made over, and made from own Mourning bonnets, collars and sic eves made at a few hou nouoa. Gr REAT REDUCTION a SHAWLS. SILKS. ASD OTHER DRESS GOODS. S.

M. E. TOWLE COLUMBIAN HALL, No. 281 GRAND SfBEET, Nxw Yobx, are now offering the largest aod best selectlerjof Dry Goods in the city, at greatly Beduoed Prices, vis 2.000 yards Plaid and Stripe Silks reduced from 6i. to 4s.

per yard. 24.500 yards rioh Plaid and Stripe Silks, from 8s. to 6s, 25.600 yards extra rioh Plaid and Stripe Silke, from 1 60 to 8s. 12,065 yards very heavy Ool'd Moire Antique, best imported, reduced from tS to t2 per yard. 1,200 Broche Long Shawls, all wool, reduced from 16 to 2,000 do.

Square Shawls, reduced from to 45. 2,000 Plaid Long Shawls, best manufacture, reduced from 8 to 65. CLOAKS AND TALMAS. A large assortment, manufactured Irom the best materials, at 33 per cent, reduction from former prices. 60.CO0 yards French Merinct.

finest duality and best manufacture, only 1 per yard. A beautiful stock of laces and embboidebjjcs. of our own Importation, equal'y low. lii.00 doa. Bid Gloves, best Paris manufacture, only 6s.

per pair. 8.111.1. TOWLB ft Oolumbian Hall, 281 Grand street, 3m New York. LADIES FANCY FUR8 AT THE EMPO BIUM OF FASHION, 185 Fulton st. Brooklyn.

F. H.PIGLOW would respectfully inform the ladien of Brooklyn anj vicinity, that at his establishment, they can find a magnificent assortment of the M0B1; 'ASHIONaBLI FURS adapted both for dress and oomfort.and made up in the wevaili ng styles of CAPES, MANTILLAS. TaLMaS. VIC TORINIC8. which are maniac tared under his own immediate supervision.

Also an ox tensive variety of CHILDREN'S FURS. Ladle scan nave their old ruts dressed and made over accordion to the oreeent mode, at Tftrtr IVM nnhla the proprietor having been engaged in tLe manufacturing uiiuid lur entire tatis: mans years, flat(ers himself tht he can i Ive Isfaigaa to all who may favor him with their or ders natf TO THE LADIES. THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to return many thanks for the kind patronag i or their friends and the public, and desire to Inform them that weareiionstantlyreceivingaad have now on hand, of the newest and moatapproved pa terns, all kindB of House Furnishing article! in tae tin, Britannia, silver plated a id wocd en ware line: also, bird cages and rancy articles. Betides i he above we have a very largj assortment of French, German and Shaker bascets of every description. Not wishing to tax our clerks too much, who can have their evenings to themselves if deairej as some of the other stores in our line dose early we cheerfullj offer our serviocs to the publlo, and sha.il be happy to see them at any time irom 7 to 11 p.

U. Bsspectfullv yours. d7tf DODGB 312 and 814 Fulton it. CLOAKS CLOAKS CLOAKS Rich Embroidered, Velta Cloaks, Binh Moire Antique Sfri. velvet Handsome Velvet and Beaver Cloth laimas.

trtauned with Velvet, the prettiest Garments the trade, and the largest general assortment of Oloaks raannfaoture, to well known throuuhout the be fnndln this oitv. and at prices to suit tte million. MOLYNEUX BELL, 68 Canal st. New York. T.h.Pi?n?t? of thlsestsbllshment has again taken the Gold Medal at the Fair or the American Institute whloh.

makes ti Beventh. d4 6uPiOo ORODIE'S CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS, OEOKGB 63 Lispenardats. New York. Fashion Kditor of Harper's Magailne and Go dey's Ladies Book, has always la stook tha largest assortment of Fashionable Oloaks and Talmas to be seen in the United States, an immense stock of Grey Beaver and other Olotn Tlmat, at contiderably reduced prices. Please ob aerve2o Mantilla Btore, from Broadway, 8outh side.

de4 6wrftOo FURS FOR THE LADIES, HATS AND Caps for the Children. Silk and Felt Hats for the Gentlemen, oan be feund In great variety at J. D. WILLIAMS, 212 Funpn at, oorner ttore. Our Viotortnes.

Muffs and Oaps are made up la he most workmanhke manner, from ohoice seleoted skins andin the latest styles. We have on hand a great variety or Children's Fancy Caps. Misses and Boys white, black and drab beavers. diaim TfMBROIDERIES, LACES, HOSIERY, JLi Gloves. Mbbons.

Trimmings and Fanov Goods from action. to be had at 25 per cent less than regulai prices at McOORMAOK ft SIMPSON'S, Utf Fulton Brooklyn, jo! bet Pineapple and Orange sta and 186 Sixth av, N. Y. dll 2w M. E.

TOWLE COLUMBIAN No. 281 Grand street. New Tori oltsr. are selling Bilks. Shawls, Merinoes, Cat Merino and Bax onyPiaids.

Printed Laines.aid all aflier Dress Goods at a reduotion of B0 per oent fro former low prices. d4 6wPCo A BEAUTIFUL PERFUMED BREATH may easily be acquired by using the Ualrn of a thousand Flowers as a deutrilloa. I ataa cheeBsth oomolex lon ofaUpimplet. Prioe 58 lenl For sale by all Drai gllti, and by Mrs. M.

Hayes, lWBHton taTTlrooklyn. d4 SwPAOo JOB PRINTING, IN: ALL 1X8 VARIETIES erected at Thin renititT lu New VorK. DOBTONB THKATKC, Ohambert ttna oea ThcToodles. WALL A OK THEATM. Broadway PauUneTo Pa ren a and Ouardlana.

BROADWAY TIIHATBH. Broadway A Morning Oall Oonsln Joe My Neighbor's Wlfo NIBLOB OASDKN, Broadway. Oodentkl The Isle of Nymphs Medina. BOWIBY THEATRE, Bowery. Macbeth The Dumb Bel's.

WOOD'S MINSTRELS. Meohanlor'Hall, 473 Broadway. ROOKUrr8 BURLESQUE OPKBA U0DSS.EW Broadway Burlesauo Opera and Nearo Hlnatralay. BROOKLYN'ATHENiEOM. In compliance With the tolfcltatlcn of her friends, MISS A.

SPINOLA has oonsented to give a second concert at the above ill on vWUpIjSDAy IVEK1NG, Deo.Mih. on which occasion the will beasnlsted byMiis fail, Mr. Ap ijrIet DeJanon and G. J. Evint will be auaoanced In the programm.

die 81 LADIGS FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF St. Mary's Ohnroh, Wllllamnburgh. L. will mmence on FRIDAY, thellat lust, an Keep open during thi (Jhrist maa week. J18 EW ENCtLriNU.

THE ANNUAL FEST1 Val Of tht NlW STlfftlinfl So lftiw n' Ttmnlrlvti will hp Iieuin; tne runun Jtuw, cornel or Atlantic anil Ollntin streets, on VU DAY EVKNIN3, 31st Inst, tftaner hSP. ly. Tickets for either Ludles or Gentlemen at three dol'ars (3)tach maybe obtained from eUh of the Committee of Arrangements. the cumber Is necessarily limited, aoplioatlon should be made early. Oomirrrtaj AnaAaoaawNTS.

W. M. 7a Olark st, Krooklyn, or Si Barclay st. New York. W.

T. Hatch. 77 Olirkst, Brooklyn, or It Jiroadway, Now Yorl. E. H.

Gibson, errepont House. Brooklyn, or as Pearl at. New YorK. A Wesson iBMonroo ol, Brooklyn, or 9 Park FIac, New York. N.

E. Jamoj, Remseu it, Brooklyn, or JJOlUftt. New York. Iw Medicine. lots umuii'AL BROOKLYN MEDICAL AGENCY, ruHMicttuvtea tn isa.

BT UBS. II A Yk 176 a'ULT'ON STRKfcT. Brooklyn Agent fur Urandrelli's Pills. C10MBS, BRUSHES, FINE CUTLERY, Ladle's Retloatesand Work Doxei. Ladles' an I Gentlemen's Drerslna Cases, PortMonaes.

Hand Mirrors. Purses, Portable Desks. China Vases. Sewinit Birds, Card Cases, 4c. for sale by Mrs, HAYES, 176 Fulton and by J.

W. HAYBS. 159 Atlantic st. 10if tpoK THE TOILET. Lubins and othor Toil JL et Powders, Meen Fuu.

Lilly White. Liquid ilooac' Carmine, Gourards Powder Snbl'i, and Haveln Dluilntory Powder for uprootine hair, Th atre Rouse. Hhands. Alabas Tooth Powder, Paato aad Tooth soap for dale by Mrs. M.

HaYES, 175 Fulton t. and Hi YEri, 159 Atlantic Direct, on tf (CHOICE PERFUMERY. Lubins, Harrisons, Barains, iugenut A extracts enns verbena, musk, citronelU, milU flcurs and geranium water, toi'et vinegar, cenuino fai ina cul.irne. perfumed cryst iB. pan Sents.

seen biss. cologne by the Ac. For safe by trs. M. HAYES, 17i Fulton street, and by J.

W. HAYaS, 168 Atlantic street. oc9 tf qiHOSE WHO PRIZE WHITE TEETH AND JL sweet breato. so valuable to woman should apply at once for Oakley's Liquid Honey Soap, full dlnctiour accompany eiichbott'e. Vorsale at MKd.

HAYES. 175 Fulton V. HAY S. 169 Allintie at dlOHf Pomade Upline, Bachelor's MaldavU Oreaio. Bousell's A Harrison's Pniloooine, Oleaver's Bears' Grease, Low's sn.il Lubin's Pomatum, Ox Marrow, Oil of Roses.

Urysi aline, Bears' Oil. Bandoline Oosmsticio 4c. frr sale by Mrs. M. HAY 171 Fulton and J.

W. HAV EH, IN Atlantic st. oi tf FOR THE COMPLiSXION. Phalon's Paphi an Lotion. Balm of Thousand Flowers, Yondersmlth's Extraot of Koses and Eluerfiowers.

Gonrard's and Had way's Soaps. BowUnd's Kalydor, Gourard'r Oriental Cream, arid Palmer's Cosmetic, Tor Me by Mrs HAVES 175 Fulton street, and by J. W. HAYES 159 Atlantic street. nil) tf PATENT MEDICINES, FOli COUGHS, Colds, Asthmi.SDlttlng of Blood, Rheu Asm, Dyspepsia, Jaundice.

Kidney Oomplalnts. Salt Rtieum. Scrofula, Fever nnil Ague, Dysentery, Ac. also Aromatic Scnanpi London Cordial Gin, Female Medicine', Pile Remedies, Ac for sale br MRS. M.

HAYES, 0I6 tf 176 Fulton at. AIR DYES AND REBTOii'RRS. Batchel n. b.ll.n1. fAiln.nna hns.

Matliews. idoroB, and ir Restorer, ititorer and ITUIUI'a. lUUIUJISUUB, U.1IIH. llanal. Lira A I lan a 1 la 1 uasaeiiB uesuiuior, ror sale Dy oira.

m. ua i ao. tt. and by J. W.

HAYES. 159 Atlantic street. 176 Fulton ocDtf LOW3 CLEAVERS BROWN WINDSOR Honey and other japs. Taylors Orystnllne Wash balls Highly soeuted soaps, amandine camphor, ice and winter soap for chopped hands cold cream military Bhaving soap, shavfaa cream, transparent bar sop. Ac.

For. aalehv Mrs, M. HiYES. H5 Fuilon atreot. and by J.

HATES 169 Atlantic utf BARRY'8 TRYG0PHBR0U8, LYON'B K.A thalron. Phalon'i Chrlstodoras and Miller's Hair In. viuorators Uarker'a Tonic. Hurd's Restorer and Golden Gloss, Graham's Hyperion fluid Jaynes A Louden's HairTonlc, Bawland's Macastar Oil. SpauiOmd's Hose Mary and Cantor Oil.

Gourard's Hair Restorative and Wilkin'fl Amlclet, for sale by Mrs. M. HAYES, 176 Fulton and by J. W. HAYES, 169 Atlantic si.

otf DECAMERON'S KEUfclPTS 1 NABLE LA dles andgent'emen to for their own use all the follopiog elegnt cajpetios: Bloom of ioies, LaBelle White, Freckle Lotlon.SiUade Sxcelslor. DeodorWng Ken Irince. Iastaniaaeous H4r Oy, Uyanti'e fca.r Dye. Poa dreSubtle. ighton Hair Rentoraiif.

Peruvian Shampoo Liquid, Eau d'Btq let. black and brown Ponades. Ac. warranted qual to ai in e. easily made 1 the UhUal st orprioe refunded.

Soln by J. Marsh. 175 Atlantic at; J. A. Hare.

20 Mjrtio av: Yd. Nevim. 180 Faiton st; and J. ins SIB Fulton st Price i nly 25 oenta. dlm1 si rjT.Mw r.rTMd QVllllP WnK TH, cure of Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Lirynittla, Oo tumption.

Catarrh, and all diseases of the lunK and ai efficacy and excellence of this medicine ia attested! by the Sisters of Charity, by whr.m it is constantly used, also by the followlnu aentlemen: Rev i J.Guion.St. Jonn'n Brooklyn. gov. Di. Ryder, St.

John's Ohuroh, Philadelphia. Bev Dr. Pise, Brooklyn Hon H. A Moore. County Judge, Brooklyn.

Daniel Vn Yoorhies, Kiq Brooklyn. Messrs. Wm. Nelson Son. 66 South st, New York.

Jas. W. Mwell.8r., Oo. New York. Caarles H.

Seymour. Etq. 88 Wall N. Y. Henry Weldon.

2 Wall at. Wm. C. ilenlDK, Abingdon Square. ZoDhar Pearsall.

6 Fuuou Market. Edward Finlay. M. 66th st. John Vanuerveer.

Esq M. Lafayetto ave Brook ild bv Messrs. RO r3 ALLIN, 76 Bouth st. New York; by ROBERT Fulion Bt. Brooklyn.

luBCtioo o' Clinton and Fultoa alb; and a so 249 Jay Bt. Brooklyn. Mrs HaveB 175 Fulton st. "leans By COFFH WHITNEY, Old Levee. Philadelphia GEORGE MELLOR.

No 113 Walnut Btreet. This riyrup is panicuariy recommended to persona who fear herediiary conBUmpt on. and ulso to public slnuera. aneHaers, and to perjons connocd to a desk, asd liiloren Bubieot to croup d4 lm Miscellaneous. PARLOR HEATERS.

Liddle's Champiop Heater," now bo extensively used, as being the most economical ir consumption of fuel: and having more radla tiua than any other; with lha Imp rta.it Item of being proof agunit dust getting in to the register. Can now he out up at one das' noilc at a low price fui cash, at oo pui. up a iddk'S, 138 and 140 Fulton ave. r4 im Oentral Hall, cor of telm Place. lli AT 43.

PER GALLON. THE DIA mcidLightorSiivieOilcm bo had at OHAPPEL fc Fulton 8t, ilrooklyn. at 80 oents per gallon: ao h'Ptei'l LaitiM KINDLING WOOD, by Swam 1'ower ana Mlnery. Between Plymouth and John streeta, I'rioiilyn. THE ONLY UOE HE IMS Sato AND SPLIT We have order boxus in ihe foliowina plf.oea, via: Chas.

isunce, Bridne stree; Ferry. BrTnk st re. oorner of Main and Plymouth ota. at Oatherlne Ferry. piinn u.

Dtoiy store, ho. m.u n.w..w. 'erry. U. names, mouiaifue xiau, iuui, Rrooxivn uitv rost umce.

Botts' office. Fulton avenue, between Ounton aad Waaning to Order's left at either of the above plaoea before 2 o'olock P. win oe nuea luoiauicuM tnrongn me poet win mat wim iuu onr Wood 6 cuts, and split it flue, and sell it at the following low prices Bjs Virginia Pine 3 as per box 44 cts. oau gr Hickory We deliver our wood In boxes of uniform site and not In barrels. 9 of our boxes are always wan anted to a load.

In all cases deiivereu iree oi cnarxe. DmBAUN A Brother, Proprietors, di 3w 6 and Jay St. bet. Plymouth and John sts. PHILADELPHIA BALOO N.

fl. W. BURKOWS. J87, formerly oi 109 Fulton street, would return his thanks to the la 'cs of Brooklyn Tor their liberal natronage. He having rem ived to his sp Saloon, 287 where he wou be happy to show variety ot cakes and other artio.es got up expressly thecmiDgUolidiys.

Dinner, tvuulng and Wcdjlngrar Heasupplied at short notice. Loans of silvr ware, ro Ac, Mttaic faTnlshed. PLUMBING. R. R.

COG'ilN RESPKvT faly inforus hij frieodj and th: public that he. hai, openedC where he Intend to xep constantly hai bath tuba, lift andfoTct pomp aod sl.vcrpia flxi ires of ever ee eoription leca saryfor house and ship Plmb.nK, in a llife branches, iwl respectfully sol'crs a jrtioi, your avo a. do rv, nDlinnH with neaineaa a dli latcn olio EDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF OA Bis for the Holidays. Frnlt Oake. plain and Iced Raisin and Citron, do.

UsVd Almond do Oocoanut do. 1( Sponge do Pnnnd do. tkibu. At J. H.

MUvtBYM. lo Faiton st. BILL8 OF EXCHANGE onEnglaud, Ireland Scotland and Wales. In Btuaa of one pound and up ward, for salaiiy S. HACRAY.

Foreisn and Domestic Sotem BNter. Oout itroet, Brooklyn. A Cash op Crtnr Con. A rather novol case was tried before Justice Jacobs this morning. The parties interested are all colored persons.

Mary Geere was charged with committing an assanlt and battery upon Margaret Passeley both married women. The aooused tried to justify the assanlt by charging Mrs. Passely with seducing her husband, Mr. Geer. From the feots elicited in the case, all parties having pri Tiloge of giving their version of the story, it appears that Mr.

Geer told bis wife that he had a kind of mormon correspondence witk Mrs. Passeley but justified himself by stating that Mrs. Passeley had seduced him upon this Mrs. Goer got into a passion, and swoTe eternal vengeance, on Mrs. Pas Beley for seducing her innocent husband.

Tho consequence was that Mrs. Geer called Mrs. P. very bad names, which coming to the oars of Mrs. she in turn got wrothy, and proceeded to tho jhouse of Geer and denied the soft impeachment, and in turn oharged Mr.

Geer with seducing her ho knowing that she was a poor lone woman, her husband being away, and a member of the church, (as in fact were all the parties concorned,) which fact she supposed made Mr. Geer take advantage of her. Tho justice concluded that as Mr. Geer had no business to be running after other womon, and his wife not being autl orisod to assault females beoatue they were soft enough to be overcome by his winning smiles and as Mr. P.

had roceived no compensation from Mr. G. lor the unlawful intimacy, he fined Mrs. Geer $5 for the assault. Union Febbt Guabds.

The annual ball of our friends tho ferrymen was given last evening at Gotbio Hall. It was eminently successful in all its characteristics in numbers, general enjoyment, rare musio, "fair womon and brave men," and the comestibles that "smooth tho wrinkles on tho brow of appetito. Those ferrymen are, or should, bo happy dogs, for such an arruy of rosy, smiling, matrons, lovely maidens, and beautiful children, all ra dient with gratification, we seldom see, an gathered in the grand hall of Gothic last night. True is the homely burden of the boatman's song which saith "I never saw a pretty girl In all my life, But what sho waa (or meant to be) a boatman's wire." The Union Ferry Guards "Wallace Arents 1 long may they wave All classes of tho community and all circles of society participate in tho amusement of Balls anddancr ing. Last night the first annual Ball of tho Independent Brooklyn Guard, a colored company, took place at Poplar Hall.

The officers of tha company are Capt. John A. Arm, Henry Moore, 2d John Rix, Secretary, Geo. Murray, Sergeant, Wm. Isaac.

Our colored friends Beem to be at home in the ball room and the otiquptte and proprieties of the occasion were strictly and gracefully adhered to. The supper, we understand, was excellent, and tho party did not brenk up until "daylight did appear." The company may feol proud of tho succosb of their first Ball. Sentence op a Bukglar. This morning JameB Thompson, aged 23 years, an American by birth, who was convicted in tho Court of Sessions yosterday for burglary in the first degree, waa brought up and sentenced to tho State Prison for tho term of ton years and five months. Detection and Discharge of a Thief.

Last evening a fellow was arrested for hoisting a side window of the store of Wm. Sidell, corner of Myrtle avenue and Lawrence street, and stealing theretrom a quantity of toweling. He was brought betoro the justico this morning, but as the complainant refused to appear against him, ho was necessarily discharged, and will probably continue his depredations horeafter. Collision Airo Loa3 of Lira. About five o'elock yesterday morning a oollition occnred between the sloop Herald, of Woodbridgo, loaded with fire clay, and the Btoamboat Achilles.

The Herald was immediately swamped, and Mr. John Peterson the captain and owner was drowned. The crow wero saved with much difficulty. Mr. Peterson loaves a wife and family.

Modicated Aromatic Gin and pure winos and liquors of every description for tho holidays and for family use, at the establishment of O'Mahont Cotli's, 28 Myrtle near Fulton st. Choice brands of Havana Segars always on hand. "We wosld cull the attention of our Eaat Brooklyn readers to Mr. Millburn's locturo to morrow evening, Dec. 22, before the East Brooklyn Lecture As.

sociation, in the Presbyterian Clrarch, Franklin at 1 1 1 o'clock. His subject is, Young America." Balls, Soirees, Tho New Yori Mercubt appears to bo the popular paper with ball givers. Quite a largo number of balls are advertised in its columns, and wo also observe that our Brooklyn tradesmen find it to their interest and advantage to have their cardB inserted in that paper. The circulation of theMERcrjRV in Brooklyn must be several thousand. Kindling Wood Pbepared by Back Bros.

A great swing is effected by using the above article, the wood being split to one regular size and cut to one small regular length by steam power. Leas is required to kindlo the fires by at least one half tho old quantity. Pine and oak wood is $8 28 per load, or 44c. for ono box, nine boxes making one load; hickory $4 50 per load, or 58c per box. Tho machinery may be seen in operation at all hours at Nos.

6 and 8 Jay Brooklyn. If the object of housekeepers is economy, this is one of tho modes of effecting it. A Puhk Liquor. Wo are ready to bear testimony, in consequence of long experience, that the best and purit liquor for family uio to be procured In the oountry, is that known as Messenger's London Cordial Gin. It is altogether superior to tho Holland, or any other similar article offered in the market, being of the purest distillation, and flavored with tho Italian Juniper.

It is perfoctly harmless in its effects and operates as a pleasant and healthy stimulant to the dyspeptic or disorganized atomaeh, and promotes digestion. As family liquor, possessing medical qn alities, it is It is for sale by all tho respectable druggistB and hotel keepers in tho eity. Prepare for thji Holidays. In order to be well prepared with a good stock of usoful and substantial presents wo would sayeall on J. D.

Chase, 208 Fulton whero you will find gold and silver and preoious stones in abundance. Onr stook: of goods this season is extra large, and intend bo to sell as to please all and feel satisfio without going to Now York. John D. Cuase, 20J Fulton one door below Concord next to the market, manufacture of silver ware, jewelry, Holiday Prmsnts. Our very largo atoek of watches, jewelry and silver waro, for the next few weekB is to be sold at suoh remarkably low prices as to bo an inducement for purchasers to buy onjthis side of tho wator, instead of visiting tho vil lege of New York.

1 John D. Chase, 808 Fulton next to themarket, one door below Concord street HEAD DRESSES CHEAPER THAN THE cheapest, at Mrs. J. N. COYNES, Brooklyn Baiaar.

143 Atlantic street, opposite Journeay Barnhams. Mra object Is not to undersell, bvt as her store was the first depot for Head Dresses, IniBrooklyn, the will try to sell at a low profit, as she Is aware a nimble sixpence Is better than At Brooklyn. L. I. on Friday morning, atst instant, a.

bldaT! SSydwhtir 'of OnTrlssB. and ifaryBIiney. aged The relaUvesand friends of the family are respeotfollr In vltt to attend the funeral morrow morning, at 8 o'olook. fiomtta residence ofner parents, av. On the SOth Inst.

daughter of Henry and Amelia Howard, aged 3 yean and 10 months. Invited to attend the funeral to morrow afternoon at 3 U0 Oonoord it. Thb Democratic Republican Ginib al Committee for Kings Count will hold a Special Meet uuc bun AitKia xiunse, iobik. voirana, no at. on Monday, Deo.

J4ih. at 7 o'clock P. M. Toll and punctual attendance is requested. JOHN VANDBEBILT.

Chairman. Eim. t. Edit. Secretary.

dll Id Wants. WANTED A young man, between 16 and SO years of age. who has a knowledge the Wine and liquor basines'; nndonbted reference as to honesty and steadiness required. Address T. F.

LONi. Brooklyn Post office. 8V Soar ding. B0ARDIN9 A FRONT ROOM ON SEC ond slory with hall bed room communicating by door lu partition, beanlifully decorated in fresooe paneling, toilet, with bwrrf, whole or partial. Apply at 147 Adams st, between Concord and Nassau ats Also two or three aarttle men can be accommodated with single rooms.

Terms mod crate. 1 A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommoda fi. ted as boarders In an English damlly. where with the comforts of a home, they can enjoy agreeable and musical society. Please call at 816 Gold st, between WWoushby st nd Fulton av, Brooklyn.

o31 tf BOARDING A GENTLEMAN AND WIFEj or three or four single gentlemen, can be accommodated with whole or partial board. Enquire at DeSaib ave, 8 doors from Dubevoiae st, a brick bouse, near Fulton avenue. Terms moderate. o23tf Lost and Found. STRAYED OR STOLEN $3 RE ward A dart red iilloh COW, from the preinl nf hft unbscrihAi.

in Tan uuren it. near Bed i( ra af Wh ever will return her to ner owner may receive the hoe reward. PATBIOK uBOWN.i dU3i LOST LAST EVENING, WHILE LEAV Ing the Clinton av Church, or between the church and lieKilb av. a BILVBB POB1E MONNAIB. marked with the Initials M.

to 0. M. and valued as a keepsake. It contained a small sum of jnev A suitable reward Will be paid to the finder. SMITH J.

EASTMAN. dUIlt JliibOU. unr njrtio av. PICKED DP ON MONDAY, THE l'STH, ON Jelfcan Beaoh, A830W, whioh the owner can hare by proving property and charges. Apply to BAMUKli LIONABD or COttNULlUiJ VAN N08TKANI), Gravesend.

L.I. If note aimed in lour weeks from this date she wilt be sold. d20 8t Special Notices. TVTOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 1 the stockholders in tho New York and Brooklyn Brass Company, lor the election of TrnsteeB, aDd for the transaction of such other business as may come before them, will be hoiden the (ffl of the Company, No.

11 Plat; st, New York, on WEDttBBD AY. the 9 day of January next, at 10 o'clock A. M. WM. H.

VAN AIiST, New York, Decemler 20tb, 1865 d20 3t NOT, CE. THE MEMBERS OF THE UNI ted Freemen's Lnd Association, No. 3. are hereby notified that the meting for the collection of dun will be held on MONDAY, Uh. and 3lBt lost, and that the monthly busi rria mseticg will be held on the 2d Tuesday of January, 1836, at the usual place and tits d03l WM.

MACKIiY, Financial Eeo'y. NOTICE. THE CO PARTNERSHIP OF HESBHICK30N aDBBAKD is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Dated iflatlands, Dec. 17th, 1855.

JOHN B. BBNDBICK30J. JJHN H. aOBBAKD. P.

8. The business of the Btore will conducted by JOHN B. HKKDBIOKi'ON. Flatlands, Dec. 17th, 1855.

dl9St FFICE OF BROOKLYN CITY RAIL Brooklvn. Dec 15. 1855. A dividend nfT'inr mi the oanital Stock Of thll Company paidinunor to this date, has declared out of the earnings for the 0 months end ng 31st Inst, payable at the ofiioe of the Company. No.

12 Fultonst, on the 2d of January next. The transfer book will closoa fiom Xth Deo. to 2d Jan'y. inclusive. Holders ot annp sto will be permitted to moke their stock full from 2d to 6 of January, inclusive.

By order oi the Board of Directors, dl7 U2 CHAS 0. BETTS, Beo etary. TOHN GREENWOOD AND RICHARD H. TUCKSB have formed a connection aa Attornera ind Counsellors at Law. Tbelr office is at No.

1 Montague Brooklyn, whero they will be pleased to attend to any business ia the Una of their profession. nao tf Lectures. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE LECTURES. The yearly course or Lectures at the Brooklyn Institute will commence on THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 15th, 1855, and will consist of fourteen lectures.

Nov. 15 Starr King. 2a f. JB, Burrall. 23 J.

G. Saxe. Dc 6 13 A 30 Pant Benjamin. 27 do. Jan.

3 Bev John Pierrepont 10 Joseph B. Chandler. 17 Rev. E. Chaoin.

4 Rev. H. Milburn. 3l Barard Taylor. Feb.

7 G. W. Curtia. Doors will open at 61 P. M.

Leetaroa commenoe at 71. Tioketa admitting a gentleman and two ladles or two minors to tho course, may be procured at the Institute or of the Directors Price of ticke's, 13. BOLUN SANDFOBD, GEBJt'T SMITH, S. L0DN8BDBY.P W. M.

iBiHAM. J.T. CONBOINS. ol7 tf Lecture Committee. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.

AT lantic Dck Oimpany against Samuel Curtis and Mark Healejr individually and as Trustees, ac. and others. Gao. C. Blakki, Plffs.

Atty. In pursuance of a judgment order of thin court, made In the above entitled action, bearing date the 19th day of 1855, 1 will sell by Public Auction, at Montague Hall, street, opposite the Oily Ball, in the city of Brooklyn, on the 14th day of January, 18E6. at 12 o'clock, noon of that tbe following described land and premises. AH those certain lots, pieces or paroels of laid. Bltuate lying and bln In the 8ixth Ward of the city of Brooklyn, county of Kings and state of New York, which, taken together, are bounded follows, to wit Beginning on the northeasterly line of D.keman street, at a point distant five hundred feet northwesterly from Ferris street; thence running northeasterly parallel with Ferris street two hundred feet to WolcoU street; thence along southwesterly line of Wolcott street four hundred feet; thence snthweit erly parallel with Ferris street two hundred feet to Dikeman street; and thence northwesterly along northeasterly liae ot D'kemin street four hundred feet to the place of beginning.

Tog ther with the buildiogs ereote 1 and to be erected thereon. Dated Brooklyn, Dember SO, 1865 d21 3aw3w flATHAN BOBOHABD.Beferee. COUNTY COURT. The Franklin BnHdfag and Siring. Fund Aa ootaUsa aid Oenklti Brush, Warraa Kkhaond and Joha J.

gtudwelL VnuiMief thi Franilm Bldla andJKvlngi Fund Atsosiatloa acaiast William J.Spenos anJ wlf Ba.aAan and Puion PIBs Attyj. lapaTSUanceofaindgmentf rder ibis Conn, nude in tka above entitled action, bearing data, the Uti day of Jane MM, I will Mil ky Publlo Auotion, at Montagu Hall Court street opposite the UiM. la City of Btmi lrn, oa the (Ui day of Dmmbsr, 18H, at 12 o'oloak. non ot (hat day. the followiug deaoribe laad aur) pramlau.

All those all oertaln lots, pitoss or paresis of laad. rituals lytag and aeing lu the Eighth Ward of the Olty ef Brook lya, County of Kings, State of New York, and kaaara and on a map entitled map of propavty fat at dtthWard of the city of Brooklrnlatt of tks katn Jeba btr IS, and together are bound 1 and contataUg at follows i Beginning at the westerly corner tf BtghiB. avtua and lichtesnth street, and raining thene uortkwesterlT ahmg the sauth westerly sid ofKghttmtk street one kindred and sevsntyflve lest, thence southwesterly aad parallel with Elthih avenue eighty Aye ret and five Intkss to land nf Henry Story, thenoe sr aeautailr along lut mentioned land one nun Ired and jvtoty fire feet more or less to Eighth avenue, and the. re sartheasi erlyalongtha northwesterly sideorElghtD reaae aoventy two feet and three inoaes to the plaos or oedaniug. Ant alao all those four other pieeea land in toe Wand and City aforeBaid known os a map on file In the office ol the Beaitter of the Oonnty of Klnm.

at lots numbers 454, 489, 470 and 471, bounded southeasterly In front Big nth avenue as laid down on said map ona hundred feet and tro inches, southwesterly by lot cumber 4fU aa la down oa said map ona hundred feet, northwesterly by lot number 467 as laid down on said map i le.hundred feet aid two inohes, northeasterly by Middle street laid down said rasp one hundred feet, and also one half In width ofsal' street and avenue in front ofand adjoining the saldTr misM. Dated Brooklyn Nov 121856. nllSawSw SNSLKBEST LOTT, SherM, Shtsaieoftha above property is postponed until aha lull dsty of im. at the same time aod slace. RMGLBBBiBl' LOTS, Bherifl, Dated Brooklyn.

Deo. th. 1866. dr slawad The sale of the above property Is further postponed, until the 7t day of December, 1865, at the same time and place. BNGLBBBttT Lorr, Sheriff.

Dated Brooklyn, Deo. 20, 1855. dil 2awtd HATS, OAPSj Ac, FOR THE HOLIDAYS, The gentlemen are partlcu'arly notifisd to oall and examine the Holiday Hats, which style and beauty of proportions, exeela anything heretofore nroduoei. at JT. H.

BIGLOWd, 3M J85 Fulton st, Brooklyn. BOIS AND GIRLS FANCY SLEIGHS. The largest vaiiety to be found in the city, and for Ble lew, are at DODGE A 00. '8, dl7 2m 813 and 314 Fulton st. TOVES, HEATERS AND RANGES, NEW kj est ftyies in maraei now seumg very low 'or cash, at LIDDUM, USandMOFulton? e.

d41m Oentrsl Hall, oir Him Place. HOUSEKEEPERS will do woll to call and examine LIDDLE'd stook of Houio Furnishing Goods. Low prioes and good articles at i tUS and 140FOLTON AV dtiaa UnPiaM. By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle Cottoa Factory Burned. Baltxkors, Dee.

21 Tho Southern mail aa lato as duo from all points ia received. The DeKalb Cotton factory, noar Camdon, South Carolina, was destroyed by fire on Sunday last. Losb $50,000. The America Outward Bound, HAinTAi, Deo. 21.

The itoamship America arrived hero from Boston at fl o'olook this morning, and eailod again at 7 for Liverpool. She experienced a rough passage up and a strong north wind. Wreck oi the British Schooner Margaret. Boston, Dee. 21.

St. John, N. B. papers of tho 15th state that the British sehooner Margaret, from Maitland, N. for Portland, capsized in tho Bay of Funday, and all on board except Capt.

Campbell, tho master, wore los). From Waihington. WAsniriQTOir, Deo. 21. The Secretary of tho Interior has deoided that tho Volunteers engaged in tho romoval of tho Cherokee Indians aro entitled to bounty land.

Arrival of the Herman. New Yobk, Deo, 21. The steamship Hermann from Bremen andSouth ampton arrived this morning. Her datoa were anticipated by the Asia. Market.

Nbtv Voag, Dec. 21. Cotton firm. Flour buoyant. Sales westoru, 8,000 bbls: Common to siraiebl state 88 18 a 8 25 Common to good Ohio 88 31 a 8 S3.

Gennaee 9 SO a 11 50; southern heavy. Sales 1500 bbls at (9 00 a 9 50 for common to good, and 9 50 a 10 62 for fancy and extra. Wheat Is uuiettled. galea 8,000 bushels. Gouostee 2 23; OBnadianWhlte 2 10; southern red 195) Corn lc lower, dales Mixed 95c 1 97 1 2 white 89a 95.

Pork better. Bain 350 bbls. Mesa 19 a 19 25. Prime 17 50. Beet heavy, sales 203 bole.

Ro paeked Chicago 14 50 a 15 00. country mesa 10 62al2 01). Lard lower, sales 400 pits at 12 5 8a 12 3 4 Whiskey is heavy, ealos 100 bbls, at38ttsa forOhio 39 forPrlBOn. Stocks. Baw Yobk, Deo.

31. Stocks are flrnert Money iseary. Sterling Exchange quiet. Erie Railroad '51 Harlem it jh Hudson RR 30 Cleveland and Toledo 72 3 4 Cleveland, Col and Cin 1(16 Eriobd 75 88 1 4 Erie bonds 83 01 Illinois Central R. 95 1 2 Reading RR 93 Canton Co 22 Nicaragua Transit 17 Pennsylvania Ooal Co 98 3 4 Cumberland coal 22 7 8 Michigan central 97 1 2 Galena and Chicago 121 Michigan Southern 953 4 Missouri Slxos Louisiana It's Virginia 6's $7 Illinois cejtrnl T's 8211 8 Chicajjoand Rock Island 88 1 4 1 erre Haute and Alton bd 77 3 4 Indiana State 5's 81 1 4 Panama It 105 Hudson Istbdu mo 3 4 Canton (Jo 7y New York Central B'b 86 1 i Harlem bds 82 SECOND EDITION.

Eagle Office, 3 1 2 P. M. House of Representatives. Washington, Dec. 21, Mr.

Giddings denied that ho used Buch remarks as were attributed to him by Mr. McMullen namely that the government, would eventuallr bu lu inn hands of the North that the AbolitioniBts would elect tho President, and that then the Union must and ought to be dissolved. Ho trusted no man would expect him to reply to that (Mo Mullen) except in case of palpable misrepresentation. Mr. MoMuIlcn What doos the member moan Does he purpose he ia capable of insulting any mem beron this floor When I am assailed by tho contemptible member from Ohio I will defend here or elsewhere.

Sensation. I did condemn tho sourso of that member, and I have nothing to take back. Mr, Cox resumed his argument of yesterday en endeavoring to show that the National American party oould not unite in tho election of Speaker with the Anti Slavery party of the North. Celebration ot the Landing ol the Pilgrims. BosTorf, Bee.

21. Tho 235th anniversary of the Landing of tho Pilgrims ia being celebrated at Plymouth, N. Y. Tho Hon Wm Seward delivers tho oration. Markets.

Nxw Obxeaus, Dec. 20. Our cotton market is unchanged. Sales to day of 5,000 bales. Sugar better fair 7 1 4.

"Whiskey quoted at 33c. Exchange on jNow York at sight 8 4 a 1 3 8 per cent discount. Sterling Exchange 7 7 8. Philadelphia Stocks. Philadelphia, Deo.

21. Stocks are firm. Pennsylvania State Five 84 1 2 Heading 40 7 8 Long Island 13 Morris Canal 13 Ponn EE 44. TN PUKBUANCB OP A5 ORDBE Ol ROD JL UkS B. DAWSON, Sarrogat ot the County of Kings: Motie it hereby sUvcb, aMordiajr to law, to allpcrsooi kavint; claims asalnii SILOIRT SKID, late the city 01' Brooklyn, dseeaaad, feat thai art requires to exnlbi.

the same, with the votohtrs thereof, to the subscriber, tbeaxe eator, at aia rtstaVs uoc Ho Iff Adams street, in tha oity oi Brocflyn, on or before the twenty third day lebroary naxt. Dated Aonit 1Mb, 18K. ansa lawlm FRANOIB B. 8TSYKM. Bxeonter.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RODMAN B. OAWBON. Surrogate of the Oonnty of Kings: Hotioo It hereby tdven, acoordlng to Jaw. to all persons having claims against HKNEY O. CONKLINS.

late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that thty are required 0 exhibit the same, with the Touchers tlioraor, to the subscribers, thir Administrators, at the store ofNATHAN T. BEBRil. 46 Pulton street. Id Sha oltv orBrnnklvn. nn nr bHrnra th twantv.

scoond day of Deeeni.bor next. liatad Jancth.HjB. h. W. OONKldNO.) Rf M.

OOMKLIN, jell utwim JN PURSUANCB OF AN ORDER OF RODMAN B. DAWSON. Sarrogat of lha Oenaty of Kings. Nonce ia herehv criTAn. nnnnrrllnir tn ln.w In nil ieriAn having olaltns against Robert Cieney.

late of the city of Brooklyn, deoeaaed. that ther recnlred te exhibit the same, with the vouchors thereof, to tbe subscriber, the executor, at the nfflcQ of William jh. Trvrahfim. No. If root street.

In the city of Brooklyn, on or before tie oajr ni aaay next, uaiea, uotooer 2a. iso. on lawom tiKOKliK I. SBNJf r. Bxecrrtor.

TN PURSUANCB OF AN ORDER OF ROD JL MAN B. DAWSON. SnrromU of thu Oonnty of Kings: Notice it harebv riTan. anflordlns r.n law. tn sll neraom having claims against UatthewJ.

Williams, lata of the olty Of Brooklyn, dacemjed. thif thev are reanired tn AXhlblt thr same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the A'3 miBiswr. at tn omoe or Alex. Moune, no. uoure itrett, cu the oity of Brooklyn, on or before fit seventh day at January uext.

Dated July 3d, 1MB, lrfUwm BDWARD McCAUTLa dmlniatralnr. THE COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY5 WilUaa If Ingraham, plaintiff, against Michael Donnelly and Ellen his wire, Joan 1. lwrence. Vranoia Weekea and BU01 Jane nia wife, 1'homas 8, Derate. Kdwis User, Uharlea Qromwell.

David S. Uanoomb and Harriotts his wife, Albert Smith and Boxana m'iSe and Jahn D. Prince, Defendants. Summons for Kelitf. (Ooai.

not 8er.) xotne aoove nameu ueienaants severally: 7ou areherebv and reauired AmnrArthAnnm. plaint in this action which will be Sled in the office of the olerk of the oonnty of Kings, at the Oity Hall, In the oity ol Brooklvn. in said Cnnntv. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on tne BuoscriDer ai. nia omce.

at nixuiDer three rroni atreet in Bald city, within twenty days alter the service of this summons on yon, exclusive of the day of suoh service aad if you fail to answer the naid complaint within lime tuo piaiHuu. in tma action win appiy tn the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. uabcu vuMJuar is, 1000. WILLIAM M. I.VGRAHAM.

Plain tiff in person. No. II front at Brooklyn. Thc.00,np,ll!t1n i2 above ntitled action was Sled In the above mentioned omc if the clerk of the Ooumty ol King on the Md day of October, 1866. Nov.

latlSafi nl law WlUiUM M. WdBAHAU. PlalatlC.