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BTT8IHE8S AUOTIOfi WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14. By Telegraph to the Daily Eagle. looking owl, returning your gaza with a seriocomic air, reminding you of Poe's raven perched over the door. His paintings are mostly, landscapes, one or two of them very fine Winter scenes. Some of his friends have just made him a present of a fine large painting, which has a place over his mantle piece.

The engravings are partly ideal heads of children and youth, and some pictures of domestic life, a head of Luther, and a few other celebrities. As is well known, Mr. Beecher possesses a large fond of sociality, and makes an excellent and welcome companion. He has been made acquainted, by experience, with all phases of life, and is able to adapt himself to the enjoyments and ideas of any mind." BOYS SLEIGHS AND SKATES IN 'LA3E quantities for sale at New York prices, by d22 312 and 314 Fulton street T70R HOSIERY OF EVERY KIND FOR EX JP treme moderate prices, for fair dealing, civility, and every other desideratum, recommend me to the "Napoleon" of the hosiery trade. a COTTRELL, Fulton Btreet opposite Tlllary st.

TTOSLERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, BRA JLL ces. Undershirts, drawers. Mittens, Socks. Hoods, Coats and Sacks, and Booties without laces, are found atOOTTRELL'S If you've only the rocks. dl7 IF YOU WANT TO FEEL WARM THIS Winter, get some good Gloves, Undershirts, and Drawers, and nice Hose, manufactured by ua at COTTRELL'S Hosiery Emporium, 272 Fulton street "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL.

JLl THE COMB STORE HAS BEEN REMOVED to 289 FULTON STREET, near Johnson st T. W. WOODS. N. B.

No connection with the old store. n31 "TOTICE OF REMOVAL. J.1 THE COMB AND PERFUMERY STORE has been removed to 289 FULTON STREET, NEAR JOHNSON STREET. N. B.

No connection with the old store. n21 "VTEW LIGHT. THE EXCELSIOR OLL FOB L1 burning in Solar, (Astral ud Hand Lamps. Itwlllglv more light than the best Sperm or Lard OIL Call and get sample CHAPPEL A vi No. 82 Fulton street ICH TEA TRAYS OF THE MOST AP proved styles, for sale by 312 and 3l'J Fulton st.

STEAM POWER TO LET, WITH WELL lighted rooms. In Furman st, one block from Fulton Ferry. Apply at M. McKINNY'S Iron Railing Manufactory, on tho premises. jai2 tr FEBFUKEEY.

BACHELOR'S, Phalon's, Thompson's, CrlBtadora's, Gourard'g, Hill's, Matthews', Gillman's, and Ballard's Hair Dyes, TO BB HAP GENUINE Or MRS. M. HAYES, dW 175 Fulton street. F'OR CHAPPED HANDS. Glycerine Jelly, Glyoerlne Soap, Amandine, Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, TO BE BAD GENUINE OT MRS.

M. HAYES, dlO 175 Fulton street. FRANGIPANNI, The oternal perfume from the Holy City, To be had of the only Agent In this city, MRS. M. HAYES, 176 Fulton st.

LUBIN'S JOCKEY CLUB, Ess. Boquet, West End, Geranium Rose, and 100 other different kinds, JBBT RECEIVED BY MRS. M. HAYES, 019 175 Fulton street ETRIDGE'S BALM OF 1,000 FLOWERS, To be had genuine of MRS. M.

HAYES, 175 Fulton atroet. dl9 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. OOD THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 0NN NEW CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM, OYSTER SA 1 AND RESTAURANT. 194 tfULTON AVENUE.

BROOKLYN. E. J. OLIVER, Proprietor. Tho subscriber would respectfully inform the public of Brooklyn that if they want any of the good things of this life come to me, and I will furnish you with the following of the best quality and at tho cheapest rates Choice French Confectionery, Cakes, Ice Cream In forms, cairfootjelly, Charlotte De Ruse, Oysters, Mottoes of all kinds, Bon Bons, French ToyB, Boxes, Ac, for presents.

Attached to the store Is a well furnished and comfortable Sa, loon where can be had at all times, Oysters in every style broiled steaks, mutton chops, tea, cotfee. Ac. tt iuom, miiuuni una aegars oi inecnotcest Klnas. K. J.

OLIVER, 194 Fulton avo, corner of Nevlns st. d201m SPLENDID GOODS FOR THE WINTER. SILVER PLATED SALVERS, SILVER PLATED TEA SETTS, CAKE BASKETS. V1B.NS AND CASTORS, FANCY COtsBO. btegant rrencn ana uermanTovs, At Henby Ayebs House Furnishing ExroBiuu, 162 AUanUc street sign BIG CHURN, At much lets pricu than ever offered before.

Also goods suitable for the Beason. BRASS AND COPPER COAL HODS, COAL SIFTERS AND SHOVELS, PLATE WARMERS, FOOT WARMERS, CHAFING DISHES, DISH COVERS, GAS COOlt STOVES Also a general assortment of Housekeeping articles. Call uuu gz3 ly THE GREAT REPUBLIC TOY DEPOT, 312 and 314 FULTON Brooklyn. The Proprietors of this establishment having fitted up a large TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES. would respectfully call the attention of our friends and DiitrnnK to our wen assorted Blocs 01 wax, urylng nna Kid Dolls, Doll ucauB.

jutun. ruzum. imueH. jjruum. mam ttttnnpi mvs nr all kinds, Magic Lanterns, Battle Door and Shuttle Cocks, Boxes uiooiumra, xuoui.

rarms, YUjagcs, FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS, suitable for "Philopcsna," Holiday, Bridal and Birthday Presents. A large assortment of Mechanleal Tovn. of tli tnnot annmvnfi styles; China Goods and Toys of the latest patterns, for sale at 812 and 314 Fulton st. N. B.

The finest assortment of Tea Trays ever offered In Brooklyn, also for sale at same place. d22 QPLENDID HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRES k7 ENTS. T. W. WOODS' Entebfbise Emfobiuu, No.

289 FULTON STREET, n21 near JohaHon. rTIHE FLIES HAVE GONE. HAVE YOUR JL old chandeliers altered to the present style, and reflnisho I in any of the fashionable colors, as It costs but little, and tho are as handsome as fixtures loaned while refinishku JNO. BUTLER, 112 Fulton, nI8 vitlo streets. LOST AND FOUND.

fflKAA REWARD. THE ABOVE REND JJJ ward will be paid for the detection and conviction of the person or persons who fired the four Btory Brick Dwelling House on DeKalb avenue, near Raymond st Brooklyn, on the night of ueo. 31, 1866. Inlormatlon as to the circumstances nf the flrtner maw hr cHvpn to R. H.

BELKNAP, Fire Marshall, at the office of the Chiet of fuuro, wm. tmuroaaway, ri.x. city, or to the undersigned at the corner of Chatham Square and Molt street New York. E. B.

FELLOWS, Sec'yofTheRutgor'sFirelnsuranoe jo3 Kk Mortgagee. FOUND BY MASTER HENRY W. KNOWL TON, a bunch of keys on a steel ring. The owner can have uiem returned by applying at the house of his iparonts, Clinton aye, near Lafayetto. jal3 2t LOST ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, A Black and tan terrier dog, with ears cut, brass coliar, with padlocK, answering to the name of Fill, or Fllley.

Any one returning him to 12C Henry st will be rewarded. jail It" LOST ON SATURDAY EVENING, THE 10th inst, a brown Spaniel Slut, with leather collar and ring auacbed. Any person finding and bringing it to 144 Duffleld st, between Myrtle ave and Wllloughby st, will be suitably reward cd, Jal3 3t TO EXPRESSMEN $5 REWARD. SENT by express on the 30th of December, from 47 Prince street, Brooklyn, a barrell of mushroom catsup supposed to have been delivered through mistake at the wrong place. The abovo reward will be paid for any Information that will lead to tu re covery.

jal33t WANTS. WANTED A CHORISTER IN A METHO dist Church ln Brooklyn. Also a person to play on tho MHodeon. Address box 2112, New York Post Office. 3t AMAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, BJ OFFICE No.

68 WALL STREET, New York Cash Cap This Company insures Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchandise, vessels in port, and their cargoes, and other property, at the usual rates. dibectobs. Edward Anthony, G. B. Lamar, Wm.

H. Cary, A. A. Low, G. Collins, 82 H.

Frothlrigham, Chas. M. Connolly, Benj. F. Wardwell, Edwin Brown, John Gould, John Bronwer, Calvin P.

Sanger, James S. Shapter, Thos. H. Norrls, ElTm H. Nichols, Wm.

J. Beebe, Wm. B. Nichols, A. 8.

Foster, Curtis Noble, George Gault, S. N. Davis, JohnLaldlaw, Edward Rawe, Bradford Knapp, John Davol, William Poole, Chas. S. Little, Jeromus J.

Johnson, Wm. G. Sterling, Loomls Ballard, Matthew Armstrong, John W. Harper, Edwin Atkins, John S. Davenport, John S.

Voorhles, B. F. Breodon, Geo. W. Read, Williams Howlaud, Wm.

H. Oils, Wm. H. Webb, Samuel Hotallng, Albert O. Parmelec.

EDWARD ANTHONY, President BRADFORD KNAPP, Vice President. Ibaao R. Sr. John, Secretary. d26 ly 6mia OFFICE OF MYRTLE AVENUE AND JAMAICA PLANK ROAD No.

341 Fullon st, Brooklyn. December 6th, 1856. Notice la hereby given, that the annual election for choosing nine Directors of said Company will be held at their offlco aforesaid on the first Monday In January next, at 10 o'clock ln tho forenoon. d6lawSwa nnowur.Ts Secretary. "VTEW STYLES OF SILVER PLATED CAKE J.1 Baskets and Table Castors, Spoons and Forks of all de aorlptlons, can be found at the GREAT REPUBLIC, d22 312 and 314 Fulton street lUBLIC NOTTfTE TS ftrtrww TU a 'P aDDllcatlnn Will mill.

Ir ftia Tnlalal r.9 ,1. diier toe commissioners Hi, 1 ii. Brooxiyn, so as to close all that part of the BrooUviL Daa oaf jm. BliOOK LYM ATHENJEUM. L.

V. OOTTSOHALK, wou.d most i ospootrully announce that he will give (prior to hli departure on the 20th instant) a GRAND CONCEKT AT TIIE ATHENAEUM, FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th, 1887, assUted by Signora Adeuna Patti, tho eminent Soprano, and M. Kkub Gdton, the eminent Pianist 11110 Messrs. Gotisohalk and Goton will play the celebrated Du.

ett dl Bravoura, on Themea from II Trovatore by 2J. Gottachalk, which was i played, for tbe first time, by Messrs Thalbergond Gottachalk. and created such a furoro at "tolas Cono rt, together with other gems of the groat composers Slgnor Mansocohi, Conductor. Tickets nno Dnlinr May be had at Wm. Hall 4 Son's, 239 Broadway, and at the cae securodT' Atlantlo st, Brooklyn, where scats N.

B. No extra charge for reserved seals. Doors open at 7 o'clock Concert to commence at8o'clock. The Grand Pianos med on this occasion are from Ihe celebra. J1 vme.criiij A Dull.

(EH 31 PURDY'S NATIONAL THEATRE T)rfifl nirrlr r1 1 fiL.i rn JL Dress Circles, 25 cents; Orchestra Chulrs, 50 cents: Pit 12k ira, ou cquei; rit, wy will rIo at 7 prclso UB bt L1VKLY FARIES. rlanchc Miss A. Price Dree Mr. G. L.

Fox To be followed by A DAY IN PARIS. .0. L. Fox Emily GreenvllloMIss Hathaway BRIAN BOROIHME. H.

Allen Princess Mrs. Nichols Old Torrence G. L. Fox Emma Miss Herring COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. DISSOLUTION OF CO PARTNERSHIP.

The co pajtncrshlp heretofore existing between tho subscribers, under tho firm of J. O. WHITEHOUSE 4 BALLARD. Is dissolved by mutual consent B. F.

Ballard having relinquished his Interest to J. O. Wldtehouse. The business of the Urm wiU be settled by J. O.

Whltehouse, who Is alone authorised to the namoos the Dm In liquidation. J. O. WHITEHOUSE. Sept.

22d, 1855. B. BALLARD. The undersigned will continue theBootandShoo Business, as heretoro. at the same place, Nos.

281 and 283 Fulton st Brook MJ WHITEHOUSE. Brooklyn, Sept: 23d, 185G. B23 if BJSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE hJp.hS.r8iororo,Sxlslll,8 nder the flrmorWIL 3 OCIIRANE. Paper Hangers and Upholsterers or No.

106 i ullon st ln this city, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to Bald Firm will please make payment of the same at their place of business, IOC Fulton street, whero all demands against said Firm will be examined and nald. Ri nAlrlun 1 1 JOHN WILLINS, WILLIAM COCHRANE. The Upholstery aud Paper Hanging, business will be carried on as usual by JOHN WILLINS, at the old stand, 106 Fulton st, opposite Prospect. Ho jolir.lwifie favors of hlBfrlonds and customers, audnledges himself to attend punctually to their orders.

Jal4 If DISSOLUTION OF CO PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given, that tho co partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm or HUSTED, UNDERHILL 4 Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, hither of the undersigned will use the name of said Arm In liquidation of dphba. SI T. TJITjTcn CLARKSON UNDERHILL, T. J.

COCHRAN. Brooklyn, January 1, 1867. The business of tho late Arm of BUSTED, UNDERHILL Co. will be carried on at the same place by Ihe undersigned, under tho Arm name of HUSTED 4 CO. 8.

L. HUSTED, COCHRAN. Brooklyn, January 1, 1857. Jal3 lw JEWELRY. rpHE JEWELRY STORE, No.

146 FULTON JL STREET, BROOKLYN. The subscriber is selling every description of Watches, Clocks and Jewelryat25PEB0ENT. iess than New Yobk pbices. Gents Gold Watchesfrom J25 00 to $150 Ladles from 18 00 to 100 06 Silver Detached Levers, full Jeweled 12 06 8ilver Lepjnea, 4 holes 9 ng piamondPlnger RingB 8 00 to 100 00 Gold Chased Rings 100U) 900 Children Rings 37 tog Ladles Chataune Chains 1ft no tn Cents 1 Vest Chains 8 00 to 40 00 Go' Necklaces 2 50 to 16 00 Gold Spectacles 6 60 to 10 00 Gold Lockets, 1, 2 and 4 glasses 1 25 to 15 00 Gold Sleeve Buttons 2 50 to 12 00 Gold Studs, per sett 1 50 to 7 00 Gold Pencils. 1 25 to 15 00 Gold Bracelets 5 00 to SO 00 A great variety of Breastpins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, 4c.

Clocks 3 00 to 15 00 1 day Clock lOOto 700 Alarm Clocks. 1 60 to 10 00 So.lo tsrllus bllvur table spoons, persott 14 00 to SO 00 "tea 6 60 tc 32 00 tea forks, 12 00 tc 20 00 tablospoona 17 00 to 30 00 oup 5 00 to 15 0 AIbo Silver Soup, OysUr and Gravy Ladles, Pie, Fish, Cake and Fruit Knives, Silver Thimbles, Knife, Fork and Spoons for children, Napkin RIurb, Ac. Silver Plated Cake Boskets, Castors, Card Baskets, Butter coolers. Cups, OobletB, Forks, Spoons, Ac. watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired In the best manner and warranted to give perfect BittlHiacuon.

JAMHS H. HART, VOVVYVW JfHNINOfl A HAKt, OY NEW YORK and successor to W. J. Vandebhoei, 146 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. INE JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED Ware, a large assortment, ut reduced prices.

For sale bv "21y 81'OQNER WELCH, 69 Myrtle avenue SLEEVE BUTTONS. PATENT SLEEVE BUT tons, very fine article, and studs to match, at dl7 2w n. i)S stroe HOTELS, HARRY RUSSELL, HAVING LEFT HIS old quarters, corner of York and Main streets, takes this opportunity of idfurmlng his rriends and the public generally that he is now to be found at 74 FULTON STREET, (opposite Market Bt H. R. solicits those who appreciate a "first quality" Ale to Wines, Liquors and Segars of the choicest Brands.

uiu uuis, weisn ttareoitu, sc. N. B. Free Lunch every day at 11 o'clock jalO a EE. MESSENGER CO a No.

68 FULTON STREET, New York, Sole Importers of MESSENGER'S LONDON CORllTAT. riTV Al offer for sale to the trade, from United States Bonded Wart house, or duty paid, or to families ln quantities to suit, In wool COGNAC, LONDON DOCK, and ROCHELLE BRANDIES. LONDON PORTS, IMTVE" nmifVMy diip i'UH' UViViUll A Auiys ailU PEMARTIN BBOWN 8HEEBIE3. oiiierent craaea. MUMM'S, HELDSEICK AND CHARLES HEIDSEICK CHAMPAGNES.

STILL AND SPARKLING CATAWBA AND ISABELLA WINES, ythe bottle or case, at Cincinnati prices. hockCac, worcestershire sauce, sardines, AND TUX LEADING BXANOS Or GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS, All of which ue strictly of the first quality. ja) 3m rHE NATIONAL SHADES, HIGH STREET, near Fulton, Brooklyn. JOHN u. FORCE.

At this establ ent gentldiRen will find all desirable refreta mj.nfn nrHnnDrtnrnitnllt.T rtf (lin n1.nl.... neatly and comfortably furnished sleeping apartments a id aum wan suppiieu wiw ma most popular American and KO' an newspapers. my7t' BASE FOE SAVINGS. QOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITU K7 tion, 170 Atlantic, corner Clinton ts. Depositors are hereby notified that Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, on all Bums of $5 to $600, and of five per cent on all sums over S500, will be credited to Depositors entitled thereto, on the first day of January, payable on tho 20th January.

luterest not called for will draw Interest as a deposit from the ui nuuuiirj! All deposits made on or before the 10th January will draw Interest as if made on the ArBt day of January. By order or tbe Board, IRA SMITH, President. c. Ddnnino. Secretary.

Dec. 24, 1856. David B. Bayly, Comptroller. Board or Trustees, Ira Smith, R.

p. Perrin, Samuel Osborne, Geo. A. Jarvls, Jas. Ketchum.Jr., William Poole, K2ra Lewis, A.

Huntington, Jas. E. Southworth, John D. Cosky, Geo. P.

Titus, Jas. P. Wallace, E. A. Lambert, J.

S. T. Stranahan, CharleB Christmas, J.N. Taylor, Nehemlah Knight, Charles Stanton, A. P.

Ostrom, Pope Catlin, Thomas Sullivan, Jas. Van Nostrand, J. S. Whitney, Thomas H. Rodman Joseph W.

Groene, David Buffum, Bank opon dally, from 10 to 2, and on Monday and Saturday Evenings from te S. d243wla SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS. Francois Ravel against John A. Vollmer and Magdalena his r. Henrv W.

Purcrnld. Oenrpn P. AlhrechL nnnlnip Itnnn Cbrlstaln Rlngueberg, Benjamin W. Davis, Cornelius C. Stry kor, William Alexander, John Lutr, Ludwlg Miller, Sigmoid The Atlantic Bank in the city of Brooklyn, Julius Esslg, William Numsen, John W.

Numsen. Nathaniel J. NumHnn. Thomas, Walter Kelsey, Charles Kelsey. Summons for Relief.

1.0111. uui servea. You are hereby summoned and rentilred tn univpp (h. nnm. plaint In this action which has been filed In tho office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the City Hall, In the city of Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on tho subscribers, ai.lhelr otflce.l'No.

68 Wall street, In the city of New York, within twenty days after the sonrtco of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fall to the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain tills In this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded ln the complaint. Dated September 22, 1856. WEKK.S DE FUKEST, Plffa. Altys. The comnlalnt ln this action wan filed ln the nttlon nf th in.ir or Kings County September 23, 1856.

na inwow WEKua a UK ukest, Plffs. Attys. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, DE cember 23d, 1856. Notice la hereby niven. that nnttliitAUnn will h.

mt. in Legislature Of the State of New Vnrlr ftt. ltn nnrl pntinlm? aoODinn' for the passage of an Act for the beUer regulation of the Fire i.uib. wuui ui vuc uiij ui orooaiyn. iij uir uu uia iniuuiion Lnsuncu, 0241aw6w WM.

BISHOP. City Clerk. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, DE cember 23d, 1866. Notice la hereby clven. that anDllcatlon will bo made la the LecL'lalure of tho State of New York, at Its next enHUlnir rra.

slon, for the passage of an Act relating to the payment of expenses for local Improvements ln the late village and city of Williamsburgb, and the actions and proceedings In respect By order of the Common Council. itawow aiusaap.cttyohwk OENTBAL SALES BOOMS; WIIXOUQBBY AND PKARL. STREETS, NKAR THE CUT "ALL, BROOKLYN. JOSEPH HIMKJ1AN, Fhidat, Jan. 16th, At 10J o'clock, A.

at the Central Ssdea Booms, Wllloughby, corner of IVarl Brooklyn, WW8 lSrnw.e,!JIjr 1J Th b'an of stock of deIr In Tin 11 o'olock A. 1 vaiuablo gold watch, 1 marlncr'i compaiV onlna maelilui mhfr artdeV' 8" m1" SfflSSSSS VP JAMES COLE, ATJCTIONEEK. No. 369 Fultoic Btbebt, Comiiehoial ExcKAKei.orrosiriiTnij Citt Hail, Bbooklvh. "lTe Personal attentlou aalcn of Ilomehold Fju nlture, and out door aales generally York.

6' 9Ux' al tl10 NSW Monday, January 19, At o'clock, atlhn Commercial Exchange, No. 369Futlon tt vtr aT tCU Brooklyn. nr iC.i i. of tholmmi riiedrapltal itock or the Mechanic's Bank, Hrooklyn. being tho lecUonal nana of hares reaerved to be nulil ror the henellt of tho tockholSer Al jo, about 100 iiliaroil or the Capital Stock or aid bank, to is" 0 6 to 20 nharea each, tho par ralue or each Jail 0 SWELL ANDERSON, ATJCTIONBERSy AL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKERS, No.

11 Wall Stkkt, New York. Behoved rnoK MtcnAmc's ExcnA.ias, No. 9 Court Street Brookltit. C. A A.

return tlianh tn tlm "turona nt n.Mfrin ti.ni. mer liberal patrounpn. and rospootfully giy noUoe that thor where they will he hanny tn Atlnnil In nnv ml.M rnn nn i. City Real Ealate, Stocks, Bonrtii and jrortjraHM. Farm Mtnrn Laiul, either at private or public sale.

They have ourcdaafand rorthnlr ntihlle Rnlnn In thn MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, N. and nope br strict attention tn biinlnriu tn mn.n minport and confidence of tho Boiler aa woll an the purchaser. Hales of Household Furniture, Merchandise, Ac, will be hold at Urn rcsldenco or place of business ofpartinH desiring them Loans neunilnii'd on Bond and Sforigage, 00,000 acres ini provedand wild lands In Tciinewie, for sain or eichango tor or mcrcliandlso. These lands are within 10 to 3) miles of Miirk.tt, eilremely Terule, producmg grain anil nil kinds or farm produce In abundance. Climate iiiwur nasaed lor lieallli ami lumporntiire.

Price from three to live live, dollars per aero, COGSWELL A A NDERSON my" No. 11 Wall S. Y. FOll SALE THAT ELEGANT STONE rrnul houso and lot of land, I03nooryl, replete with every ciinvonlonco, liavlng bntlilng room, furnace, gas mnhogsny iloorn, statuary, marble mautln plm and will be sold low II loinindlnlii application Is mucin to HON'DLOW. Montamhi st, nr to on AS.

J. HENslIAW, 27 Clinton st. JaM lw OUPREMR COURT, KINGS COUNTY. aiio Middlesex (Jnarry Company ugaliwf Samuel U. L'awley, a id Mliors.

ln imrsuance of a ludpnient nf Hi rnH nr 11. Stale of Now York, bearing dat tlm 7lli day nfJamia'y, 18S7, x. mi.t uum win urn hi riiinii! aiicnoii, me iJiiiunaiirclnl No. KllltOll 'fitl Ptil. tn tlm civ nf said county nf Kings, ou die Uh day or cbruary, 1837, at' lis o'clock, nonn nf thai, day, the premises described lu llio said JiidKment as follows A II that certain lot of laud on the sou the vly side of Warren streiH betwoon Bond und Nevlns streets, Uronklyn.

Kings Ceunly N. beginning in a point on die said southerly side of Wat rou streut two liundrcd U'id sixteen feet six Inches weal of Iht. westerly side of Nevlns street and running thence southerly mill parallel with Nevlns street one hundred feet thence west erly parallol with Warren Btreet twenty lent three Inches', thenco northerly and parallel with Kevins street one hundred feel la the somberly side of Warren street and thence easterly alonir the southerly sldo of Warren street twenty feet and three Inche to tho uolnt or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, January 14, 1857. BENJ.

K. TRUE, Referee. Bkainard A Rice, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 41 Wall street. Now York. JaH zawSw SUPREME COURT.

Frederick Renaud agst. kJ Thomas McOlnnos aud others. Toomas A Barrow, Any. in pursuance of a Judgment order of this court, made In tha above entitled action, bearing date, the 12th day of January, 1857, 1 WIU sell by Public Auction, at (ho Commercial Exchange, No. 300 Fulton street, opposite ihe City Hall, In the city of Brooklyn, on the Sth day of February, 1857, at 12 o'olock, noon of Inn! day, the following descrlbcdland anil premises.

AU those two certain lots anil parcels of land situated in KlngM County, and being a partof the f.rm of U. Uuydam, and known as numbers forty (40) and (411 forty ono of the numbers or 33ti lots on a certain map or part or the Tarin of said Hendrlck Buy dam, orBtishwIck. tiled In Kings County Clerk's office April 13, 1852, and bounded as follows: Commencing at tbe nnrlhwe.11 corner of Willow street and Myrtle street, thenco running northerly along the westerly sldo of Willow street one hundred leet; thence westerly and parallel Willi Myrtle street, fifty fed; theuoo southerly and at right angles to Myrtle street one hundred feet; thenco easterly along said Myrlle street fifty feet to the point or place orb 'ginning. And also all the and Interest of the abovo niinied defendant, Thomas Met ilnnes, of. In, and to that part of Willow and Myrtle slreets adjoining said lots 10 lh iiiidillij of sai'l ii'reet.

Together with all and singular the tenements, hcreiliUitiieiiu aud appurtenances tliurmluto belonging, or iu iinywiho annerUiiuhig. Oated Hrookyn, January 1H57. JEROME KYKKSON. SliMliT. S'UPREMT' cbURTK tNG COUNTY? The Quarry Company against B.

Oftwluy I otheia. 7 In piirsaanc. of ajudgmont or Ilia Supreme Court or the Stat1' of Now York, bearing date tho 7lli day of January, 1857, vho subscrli'er, will sell at public auction, at tho Commercial Ex change, number 309 Ftlllou htrec.i, iu the elty of Brooklyu, tn said County of Kings, on 'heSlhdny of February, 1857, at LI o'clock, noon of that day, tbe premises dusorlbed In die judgment an follows All that certain lot, of land on (he southerly side of Warren streot, between Bond and Nevlns, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, beginning at a point on the said southerly side of Warren streot oue hundred and nluety i.ix feet three inches wesf of the westerly side of Nevlns; and running thence outliorly and parallol with Nevlns s'reet one feet; thence we erly, parallel wldi Warren sircet, twenty feet three Inchet, thence northerly and parallel with N'evlus street oue huudtcd feet lo the hOiltherly Hide of WniTeli un el; all'l thence eostet i a'ong Ihe southerly nidi' oi Wan en li i et twenly feet and iliie.j lueiies the noint or place of bcidnniiin. Daied Brooklyn, January U. io5V.

ItDN.I. IC. cn. BiiAi.VAiui I'I'ffs Att'ys. 41 Wall street, N.Y.

jaH 2aw8w OTl77iroi'T AIICATION KOit THE DrS jL cliiipgf of iin insolvent I'rurn hfs clouts, jjurmuint (o thnpro visions ol'Hio tlilr'l arilcl: nl' tlm llrrfL lifjo of tlio llfth chupturot ihe second nan of the Itevtwd Siiitutew. SA.VUKfj Ti. OAVKIi I.Y, or the city of Brooklyn. iVoiicu iirst published 22d day of Oecemlicr, lWfi. Creditorn to ajippar befoiR linn.

Samuel 1). Count JuilK! tu on'! for ih! County of Kings his Chambers, City Hall, city of iirootlyn, oa'tho Dili day of ia57, ot it) o'clock A. M. LIlf.I.VEU GRIriWUU). Alty.

for Insolvent. jalO JavvlUvvs Zi William streot. New York. VTOTICE OF APPLICATION YOU THE DIK chargi' of an Tiisolvfril from hla dnbtft, pursuant (o th? provisions of tho third artiTlo of the first titln of Um fifth ohapift of ihe second part of tho Revised Siatutifn. SaMUKL O.

IAW. of tho chy of Brooklyn. Notice flrsL pubiiahfjij 17th day oi Da (Creditors to appear before the Hon. Samuel D. Morris, Jucfgo ofihe County Court, in am! lor ihe County of Kings, at hi Chambers, in tho City Hall, city of itrooklvn, ou tho 2d day en' February neit, at 10 o'clock A.

M. ILL Hit UKISWOLD, Attys. for Insolvent, jalO lawGws 21 Willlaiu street, New York. QUPREME COURT. Joseph R.

Andrews JO Josepn Wood anl othnrs. Evtinoiiam H. Nichols, Vlfli. Afty. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, mado in tin above entitled action, bearing date thcltithdayof October, 186f.

I will sell by public auction, at the Commercial Kxchange, No. 369 Fulton Htreet, (opposite tho City Hall,) in tho City of Brooklyn, on lho22d day of January, 1857, 12 o'clock, noon, th' following described land and premises; AH that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lyioprand being iu tbeTrnth Ward of the city of Brooklyn, ln tho County of Kings, and Stato of New York, bounded and described urf follows, viz: lii glnnlng at a point ou the tinrtherlysldo of Livingston street, distant Bixty feet Oiixterly lrom the northeasterly corner of Houd and Hvlnglou streets; nmning thenco easterly along Ltvingsion street twenty feet; tbence northerly andparal lm with Bond street seventy live feet; thence westerly and parallel with Livingston street twenty feel; nnd thenco southerly and again parallel with Hood street seventy Ave feet to the point of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, December HUth, 1656. d31 aawUw 291 JKUOMK KYliBtiUN, Sheriff. The sale of tho above properly is postponed audi tho 2d day of February, 1857, the samo hour and plaoo.

Dated Br ok lyn, Janu iry ISih, 1S57. ja7 2awt Iw JKROMK RYE SON. Shorlfl: CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN. James E. Miller and Sevmour llurrell against Joho Cavanagh ami (iimt8.

Mann Jt Rodman, PI'lPs Att'ys. In pursuant1 of order of this Court, made la tie above entitled action, bearing date theCthdavof June, If 54, I will sell by public uiHlon, at thn Commeriul Exchange, No.8fi9 FuIion rttreet. opposite ihe City Hall, in the elty of Brooklyn, on ih 21st day bt November, lHOfi, at 12 o'clock, noon, Uk lol lowing l('R(Tibol land and premise All that certain lot, piee or parcel ofland situate, lylnjr and being in the said city of Bnklju, bounded and an follows Beginning fit a point on ih northerly side oF Vrr sifHOt, dltitant seven ty Uvo feet nine Incut's westerly from th' northwesterly corner of Warren and Hicks s'reets, ruimUijr henci) northerly and ata right an gin Warrnii street ntnely uino feet ten inchui to a pomt which distant sixty nli fefi eleven inches from tho westerly sidy of Hicks street, running' thenco westerly parallel with Warren streyi twt'iity feet, running (hpnen southerly at a right angle to WarrtMi stres ninety nioe feet ten Inches 10 iho said noriherly side of Warren Mreei, and running thence eisrerly along Uie said northrly side or Warren street twenty feci to the place ol beginning. Datd rooklyn, October 28, IS06. rtt 28 2aw3wui CKS JEROME RYKRSON, fihertfl.

The sale' of Um above property is further postponed until tha 23th day of November, 185f, at the same hour and place. Daiel Brooklyn. November 21, nL n222awtdfl JEROME BYKRSON. SheritT The s.ile of the abovo property is further postponed until the Sth day of December, 1656, at tho samo hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, November lfcoti.

IV n292awuts JEROME RYERSON, Sheriff. nfiUn fthnvn Dronertv is further uoatnoned us tit the 5fltb dav of Decomber. lt6, at ttie samo hour aud place DaiM jtfropklyn.Dcc.5Ui, li5G. mnmro Uli fllWlCll ijcivj.ir. a.

i r.i. u.iviut Tin. Rlinv.i iiDerlv 1., Hirtllr milll 1115 9th day of March, 18.1T, aud plaiu. Oiuod SUPEEMK COURT, KINuK OOuiJTi. wn Hum Jar.

Uscculor ot tbe last will ami 103'iuncnt of Marl .1 If nrl I'Mwftrd' W. liatlYCr, wwi.v Curr. summons For Rnltef. not r.J To llie dolViidaut, Jamt fi II. Spioi Ton are boreby summoned aui required lo iin.v,vr ma com nlalm Iu this action, which was Mist thu pfllce of ihi tlcrk ot tha County of KlngB, at tin Wty Hill tu tho City oi Brooklyn, 00 tlio 9tU day ol January, 1S67, aud to serve Oi vour ana vor to the salS complaint en llie subscriber, at his of No.

20 Nassau airoot, Jew iors, uuiu S18 service of tbl summons on you exeliwlTO the dav ot sudi 1 ir rii i answer iho said comnlaiut within the lime aforesaid, tlie plaintiff in this action will apply to the toiii flrthellrfdemaiided lu ja91awCwf C'ITY OLKRK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, BO. given that It is the luteiitiou of llie Common rouncfuily 10 tho Legislature at ue euaumg besaion, charter generally ils may be deemed necessary. dViuwo wlii'1' WM. 0. BISHOP.

O. jg Corporation nowapapera uloaao copy. IQUID STOVE i Uidsa. i cwuer of Henry 4 o27 2n Amtuemonta this Evening In New York. BROADWAY THEATEE, Broadway Vlrginlm Married Bape.

NIBLO'S GABDKN, Broadway English Opera The Bride of PUEDY's NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street Plancho A Day In Paris Brian Borolhme. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery, King John The Dramatist. BURTON'S NEW THEATRE, Broadway, opposite Bond street Much Ado about nothing te Chalet. WALLACE'S THEATRE, Broadway Love's Sacrifice Somebody Else. BARNTJM'S MUSEUM, corner of Ann and Fulton streets Entertainment every afternoon and evening.

GEO. CHRISTY 4 WOOD'S MINSTREL, 444 Broadway Ethiopian Performances New Year Calls. BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS, 886 Broadway Ethiopian Performance Don Ju an. Changes in the Police Force. The following changes were made in the police force of the Wards named, yesterday and this morning Ward).

AppoinlmatU. Removals. 1 Stoothoff. Vacancy. Thos.

Hoeflln Arthur Sweeney. Wm. Atkinson Goo. W. Blssell.

2. Mallory Joseph Abrams. Francis Kelly Geo. Parks. Patrick Corr Theo.

Colyer. John McLaughlin W. H. Culver. John McCann Chas.

H. Wright. Daniel Kelly Wm. P. Conover.

Thomas Farrell Isaac S. Kent John Shoaron James Griffith. Wm. Crean Wm. H.

Brown. Andrew White Charles Ladd. Bernard Kerrigan Isaac K. Van Keuren. Patrick Burns Randolph Parkinson.

7. McGuiro Peter Vanderhoef. Thomas Cunningham Henry Merrill. Patrick Corr Isaac D. Reynolds.

James Gardiner John Campbell. Wm. McLaughlin Gilbert Doremus. Robbed Again. Mr.

Michael B. Hogan who keeps a dry goods store at 360 Grand B. keeps about half his stock of goods on the sidewalk, to the temptation of the needy, and dishonest. He has been robbed two or three times within a couple of weeks, but it seems to have no effect to induce him to take better care of bis property. Last night a bigger haul was made somebodywalking off with a pile of shawls and other goods worth near $200.

Coroner's Inquesns. Coroner Redding held an inquest yesterday upon the body of Mary Barnard, an aged lady who was injured some two weeks since by being run over in Fulton avenue, from the effects of which she died. Also, upon the body of Eliza Ann Smith, a young lady on a visit to a family at No. 55 Douglass street, who died suddenly of congestion of the lungs. Likewise upon Daniel Jones, of Cold Spring, L.

who was an a visit to the city with his wife. He was seized with apoplexy in the street and was taken Swift's Montague Hotel where he died. Verdicts were Tendered in all the three' cases in accordance with the facts stated. A lecture will be delivered on Friday evening at the Atheneum by Rev. Dr.

Chapin far the benefit of the Children's Aid Society. It is unnecessary to speak oi the merits of Dr. Chapin as a lecturer and we doubt not the lecture room will be crowded. Lecture. The course, consisting of five lectures, given under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association at the Clinton avenue Congregational Church, were brought to a close last evening.

The association have had the misfortune of having very disagreeable weather on almost every night of their lectures, owing to which the number in attendance has not been as large as it otherwise would have been. The lecture last evening was delivered by Mr. Curtis, upon the life and writing of Charles Dickens. It was delivered repeatedly last winter and this season, so that any further notice of it would be preposterous. eum.The City Gronadiers' Armory, Poplar Hall, having been destroyed by Are on Tuesday, tho 6th instant, thereby depriving them of their drill room, together with tho total loss of their arms.

And tho voluntary and generous manner in which their military friends had sympathised with them in thoir adversity, by offering to provide Tor them until they can again find suitable head quarters. They would theroforo return their sincere thanks to the National Guard, Capt. Sprague the City Guard, Capt. Thome the Steuben Guard, Captain Schepper, and the Franklin Guard, Capt. MoNary, for the liberality manifested by thorn.

Their unprompted offering again reassures us of the kindness and friendship which they have evor been ready to bestow upon us. Hoping that the courtesy thus evinced may be a prominent feature in tho character of our citizen soldiery and should adversity (which we hope nevor may) ever place any other Com pany in similar circumstances, we trust to be able to return the debt of gratitude we feol we owe. Sigped, Capt. WM. H.

BURNETT, ANDREW B. LINDSAY, A. W. H. GILL.

In behalf of tho City Grenadiers. Richard B. Kimball, the author of The St. Ledger Papers, Threads or Life, Hie Studont in PariB, 4c, lectures at tho Westminster Chapol, corner First Place and Clinton street, Brooklyn, to morrow evening. A Visit to Henry Ward Beeoher's Residence.

A correspondent of the Albany Evening Trantcript, who visited, among the hundreds of others, the Rev. Henry "Ward Beecher on New Year's Day, thus relates what he saw and experienced Beecher's residence is in Columbia street, directly upon Brooklyn Heights, commanding a full view of the 'lively world of New York' 'the great whirlpool' as he calls it, the shores of New Jersey in the distance, beyond the beautiful bay. It is a place eminently fitted, in my opinion, for the residence of one whose office is to lead men aside from the thorny and perplexing paths of business into those of more quiet contemplation and calm reflection. It is, at the same time, quiet and comparatively secluded. To this home he can retire to ponder over what he daily witnesses, and mold it into wise and practical lessons, or Btore them away in his brain as additions to big already great fund of knowledge of human nature.

Mr. Beecher is, of all men whom it has been my good fortune to become acquainted with, a great master of the secret springs of human nature. Indeed here lies a great portion of his power. "But to proceed. At his house in Columbia Btreet, I called on New Year's day, and had the pleasure of finding there, among many of his old friends, his venerable father, Dr.

Lyman Beecher, now far advanced in years, but still retaining his faculties, apparently undiminished. His eye is still bright and piercing as in years ago. It was a sight worthy to be remembered father and son one who has been, and the other who is, the ablest preacher of his day. The old gentleman is witty and full of conversation loves to dwell upon and recaU the deeds and struggles of days that are gone by. The interior of Mr.

Beecher's house is well and solidly furnished, and if remarkable for anything, it is for the large number of paintings and very rare and beautiful engravings that adom the walls of the parlor. This room, however, does not resemble the drawing rooms of the present day it has too much of the appearance of every day living, and is very unlike the cold, frigid air which usually characterizes parlors. His library is in a niche or corner ot this room it is a costly array (of books, carefully selected, which are mostly deposited in a very large case' ornamented at each upper corner by a finely stuffed buck's head, and neck, while over the centre is perched a wiae BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE OFFICE, 2 P. M. Arrival of the Steamer Merlin from New foundland.

HaiJVAX. Lrv 1A The steamship Morlln, from St John's. Newfoundland, via oianey, arrived at mis port last nigut Cyrus W. Flold was amongst her passengers, and wo understand he will leave for Boston and New York by the steamer America now nearly duo from LI vorpool. Mr.

Field has taken measures tn hnvn tlm rn.t nf foundland aurveyod early In the spring, with a view to tho noiection or mo moat deslrablo placo to bring the trans Atlantic tologrnph cablo 'ashoro and also Tor the construction of tho land line which may bo nocessary to connect the wlros of tho present tolegraDh lino with tho Atlantic cable. Tho new Lighthouse upon Cape Race was complotod and lighted on tho 16th Dec, and can bo discerned from a lonit distance at bc. The State Legislative. Albany, January 14. SENATE.

A potition was prosontod from tho Trustoea of the Children's Hospital, asking for roltof. Tho following bills wore reported upon favorably Tho Flushing Female Acadomy. To aniond tho law relative to Foreign Corporations. Rolatlvo to the Marino Court of Now York. Relative to Mechanics furnishing or repairing machinery.

To incorporate tho American Guano Company. bills Introduced. By Mr. Brooks for amending tho clmrtor or tho Nurnory and Child's Hospital. By Mr.

Petty for increasing tho powers of Notarlos Public. Rolativo to tho Police Department of New York. For amending tho charter of New York. By Mr. Sponcor To approprlalo 60,000 for tho orootloti of au Exocutivo Mansion.

NOTICES OF llll.l.tl. By Mr. C. P. Smith To amend tho Brooklyn School law.

By Mr. Maddeu To amend tho Insurance law. Tho Sonato went into Executivo Session. ASSEMBLY. The following potltiona woro presented For au International Brlilgo Co.

For a change or the Goneral Banking Law. To amend the act rolatlvo to tho collodion of taxes Id Brooklyn. From John B. Murray, or New York, borrower of mouoy, and from the Now York Chamber of Commorco, lug for a modification of ths usury laws. For a N6w York Omnibus Drlvors Aasoclatlou.

V. S. Senator's from Delaware, r.l 1 1 James A. Bayard and M. W.

Batos woro nominated by the domocrata for 0. S. Senators, at Dover last night. Bay uiu iui mo lung term. 1110 oit'citou is nxou lor tuts alter noon.

Extensive Forgery. Rostov. Jan. 14 It is reported that tho name of Daniol Doshon, of tho firm of Doshon fi Son, of this city, has beon forged to a large amount thirty thousand dollars of tho forged papor having uueu uiBcoverea among me assosu or me ueiunct canton bank of China, Maino. The paper is now In tho possession ui a uuaiou oauK.

sso particulars nave transpired. Markets, New Orleans. Cotton has advanced c. Salos to day 25,000 balos. Tho quotations closed firm.

Whito whoat soils for $1 60. Mixed corn 76c. Other articles unchanged. iffew York Markets. Wednesday, January 14, 12) P.

SI. Cotton Heavy. Flour 6c lower. Rales Wnetern, 5,000 barrols. Common to straight Slato, $6 20 (al SC, 40 Genesee, 7 40 50.

Common to good Ohio, S6 80 $7 00. Southern, easier. Salos 1000 ut 9.5 (14 tl 26 for common to good, and 7 30 (al 00 tor fancy and extra. Canadian, firm Sales at $6 46 for nuperflne, and 7 00 7 60 Tor extra. Wheat firm.

Ralna 7,000 bus. 8oiithni while 81 78. Cons lower. Sales. smalL Mixed.

White. 75 for old. Yellow, 78, Oats Steady. Sales, 10,000 'vHtcru, at 50 51. Slato at 4749.

Pork Better. Rales 400 bbla 420 3720 50 for new. Prime 17 50 for new. BBsr llrm. Sales S00 bids.

Re nacki'd Chicago, Lakd better. Sales 450 packuues at l212Vc lor tibia. Whiskst heavy Sales 200 bills at 26c ior Ohio, 2620K 'or Prison. New York StuuU MarKcl. g'1 N.w Youk.

Jun.il4 12X P. M. Ktoohs Are liiwer. with 11 business. Monet.

The supply Is IntirnusliiK, but tlm demand continues gooa anurates irom at per ceni. inr iui lumif. Kteruno Exchahrx Nomlnul at 108108. Michigan Central K. Mich.

So. R. It Panama 91X Cleveland and Pittsburgh. iv Qalena and Chicago lul 4 Cleve. A Toledo B.

77K Chicnao and R. I. It. It. Keadlni It.

It art V. Ci'iilral R. it 93 iCIn 104 mtierland Coal Co KJi i.rosH dc yi A Central 7'n 91iJ UllnolH Ji ulral bd Vlriilniii 6's 90 Tcniienace (i'a Missouri 6's: 86 Clllcugo uud It. f. btla 93 narlem Ifi Hudson It.

8232 Erie it. P. SECOND EDITION. Baglk Office, 3 1 2 P. M.

Hixc Murder In Jamaica, We have just ascertained (3 o'clock) that the name of the man who was found murdered at Jamaica is Benjamin Carman. He resided at Foster's Meadows and was returning from Brooklyn having brought a load of hay to the city His pockets were turned inside out, but the sum of $26 in a side pocket was untouched. The club with which he was murdered was found in the wagon. The body was found in the road by Mr. Kose and Mr.

Baley, neighbors. Carman was a farmer, about thirty years of age, and leaves a wife and two children. No clue to the perpetrators of the outrage has yet been obtained. New York legislature. Albany, Jany.

14. ASSEMBLY. BILLS PRESENTED. For a Polytochnlc Collego for the diffusion of information about engineering, mining, etc. From the Now York Typographical Society mkini; for relief.

From the American Geographical Syciety for a ship canal from tho Hudson River to Lake Obamplain. Sevoral potitlons for a prohibitory liquor law and fur ild to Agricultural Societies were also presented. Tiie appropriation bill of last yoar wan reported mid mado a special order lor to morrow at 12 o'clock. The repot of the auditor of tlu' canal department wnn presented. NOTICES OF DLLS.

In relation to tho compensation of Loan Commlpsloners. To nmoud the law of divorce. By Mr. John J. Reilly to amend tho pawnbroker's law of New York.

For bettor provision for puuners, criminals und tho insane. To legalizo divorces or desertion and Inhumau treatment. arxxs INTRODUCED. To incorporate Turuverlan of Now York. To amend tho police laws of tho city of Now York.

For tho extension of time generally for tho col ledum of taxes. To protect the citizens of tho city of from imposition by the city Railroad Cos. To provido for tho disposition of head money iu tho city of Now York and its disposition by the Fund Trustees. Mr. Jones' resolution that it is inexpodicnt to introduce a prohibitory liquor law this session was called up by Judge Foot, who made somo rcmaks repudiating the charge mado against tho Republican party, that they would, desert prohibition now that they are in power.

He proposed an amendment as follows Resolved, That the introduction of a prohluitoi law during tho present session is expedient. This was laid on tho table. I On tho resolution coming up to grant tho use of the Assembly Chamber for a lecture on Kansas, Mr. Joa es opposed it on tho ground that a new rule wits rontemplatt id for not lotting any porson have the UBe of tho Assembly Chamber. After debate, a resolution was adopted declariu that the use of tho Chamber would not ue granted to any person or associations but those of the State.

A resolution was adopted calling for Informatl ot 1 lrom the Bank SuDorlutendent regarding the prospect of rucovory on tho bills of tho Lewis County Bunk. Mr. Goorco introduced a resolution for the a oua Intniont 01 a committoo of live to report on the propriojy of the doatn ponaity lost iri members only pting; in lis ia vor. The following committees have boon aunou oiced On Commerce and Navigation Messrs. V.

rakaamn, Stier nmu, Tiffany, Sluytor, and Hartford. On Railroads Messrs. Hogobooui. Wake mau. Smith, T.

Townscnd, and Kose. oa bouks Messrs. van Allen, Kicuinond, Leavenwortn, S. B. Dickson, and F.

Fink. On Insurance i'omeroy, liubn'ick. Am Xf, Wood, and Mulligau. Ci aCAGO, Jan. 14.

The Legislature of Minnesota met on he 7th inst. Tbe Wunou elected jonn u. Brisum or at. Paul Aua aoune at latest utuv uau muey 0 rgaoizo. DIED.

In Stuttgart, Germany, on Wednesday, December 17th, of soarlet fever, Flobisci Louise Eksuh, only and beloved child of Gottlob and Charlotte N. Ensllu. and grandchild of Mrs. A. Nergarey, aged 2 yean and 8 months.

Tuesday, January ISth, Mart Lobisda, daughter of Henry and Amelia Howard, aged 1 year and 0 months. Her funeral will take place on Thursday, at half past two o'clock, at lfiO Concord st. On Thursday, 13th Inst, of Inflammation of the bowels, Gao. oldest son of Geo. E.

and Maria Archer, aged 16 years, 4 months and 3 days. The relatives and friends of the family, alio members of the M. E. Church, corner of Clinton and Pacific its, are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral at the Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Clinton and Pacific sta, on (Thursday, January loth, at 2 o'clock P.M. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for Interment.

LECTUEES. BOURSE OF LECTURES AT THE PACKER INSTITUTE. JORALEMON STREET. The undersigned, having been appointed a Committee to make arrangements for a Course of Lectures the proceeds of which shall be applied towards the erection of buildings for the Home for the Aged, and Orphan House, on the Church Charity Foundation have the pleasure of announcing that the following distinguished gentlemen have consented to leoture, gratuitously, for that object: Rt. Rev.

John H. Hopkins, D. D. LL. Bishop of Vermont.

Rt Rev. John Wiiliahs, D. Assistant Bishop of Connecticut. Rt. Rev.

Thomas M. Ciabk, D. Blahop of Rhode Island. Rev. Thomas W.

Cow, D. D. LL. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Troy.

Rev. A. C. Coxa, Rector of Grace Church. Baltimore.

The Lectures will be delivered In the Chapel of the Packer Female Institute, Joralemon street, near Clinton, on THURSDAY EVENINGS, January 8th, lath, 22d, and 29th, and February 5th, commencing at 7 o'clock. Tickets to Single Lectures 25 eta. each. in lots of ten 20ot. each.

Tickets to the Course of Five Lectures 81 00 Or Twelve Tickets to the Course, for 10 01) Tickets can be had at either of the Book Stores. The Committee, desirous that a large number of tickets should be sold, take this opportunity of soliciting gentlemen and ladles to order In advance, one or more packages of twelve tickets, for disposal among their friends. The benevolent object had In view, uiey uupe win ua puwuieut apology lor mis request. TTTTMlf A 3 ITTTrvW HENRY E. PIERREPONT, N.

B. MORSE, A. V. BLAKE. dll 6w BROOKLYN INSTITUTE ANNUAL course of LECTURES.

The following gentlemen are engaged to leeture 1C0O Nov. 20, Rev. T. Starr King. 27, Prof.

R. O. Doremus. Deo. 4, 11.

18, Mr. Parke Godwin. 25, W. H. Hilburn.

1857 Jan. 8. Rev. J. S.

C. Abbott Jan. 15, Dr. Nowcombo. 29, Feb.

6. 12, Dr. Chas. King. 19, Mr.

Park Benjamin. ncset ior tno course (admitting a gentleman and two ladles, or two minora,) $3. ir No tickets for particular lectures. The brilliant lectures of Professor Doremus will alone be worth the price of admission to ihe whole course. His subject will be "Physiology of the Earth." Those desirous of attending should procure tickets without do lay.

Ask for a circular and programme when you buy your tickets. Doors open at 7 o'clock; lectures to commence at 7 o'olock, Tickets may be had of either of the directors or at the Institute. ROLLIN SANFORD, ELIAS LEWIS, THOMAS ROWE, SAM'L LOUNSBURY, A. A. LANE, tf Lecture Committee, LECTURE AT PACKER INSTITUTE, Brooklyn, on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan.

1 5th, bv Bishop Hofkibs, of Vermont. Subject "The True Relation of Knowledge to the Welfare of Mankind." Tickets of admission 25 cents each. Thla lecture, to have been delivered last week, was necessarily postponed to thla. jal3 St rriHE associ JL ATION. A Course of Ave Lectures will be delivered in the Presbyterian Church, Franklin avenue, during January and February.

Wmmsdat Evening, January 14th, by Prof. Howard Crosby. Subject "Greek Revolution of 1821." WlDNunirErwuHO, January 21at, by Dr. r. TutMll, of tho New York Dally Times.

Subject' 'Lost Wedhisdat Evening. January 28th, bv Mr. J. Duryea. of Princeton, N.

J. Subjeot "Sacred Music." This looture will be Illustrated by the performance of several pieces of Music under the direction of D. P. Horton, Esq. Wednesday Evening, February 4th, by Prof.

Howard Crosby. Subject 'The Prlest Klngsof Europe and Asia," Wednesday Evening, February 11th, by Mr. J. Suydam. Subject "Fashion." jalz lw SPECIAL H0TJCE8.

4N ADJOURNED MUKTLNG OP THE Joint Committees of the County and City will take place at ett's House, Plerrepont st, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan'y 16tb, at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of further considering the propriety of forming one Democratic Republican General Committee for the city ot Brooklyn and County of Kings. WM. H. PECK, Searetary. BROOKLYN SAYINGS BANK, JANUARY 2d, 1857.

Interest at the rate of six pee cent pee annum on accounts not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars, and Ave per cent per annum on sums of greater amount was oredlted on the 1st Inst, to such depositors In this Bank as were by its By Laws and Regulations entitled to the same. Interest payable after the 19th and when not withdrawn will draw Interest upon tho same conditions as deposits. Bank ODen dallv from 10 A. M. to 2 P.

A fn evarv Wnn. uttj c.cuiug iiviu iu i ciucn. ay uraer, k. By order. HOSEA WEBSTER, President.

jazzw BROOKLYN, GREENWOOD AND BATH PLANK ROAD COMPANY. The annual meeting of the stockholders of said Company for tho election of Directors will be held on MONDAY, Feb. 2d, at 2 o'clock P. at the Clinton Hotel, corner of 3d ave and 27th st By order of J. V.

B. MARTENSE, Secretary. Brooklyn, January 10th, 1867. )al2 law3ws (COUNTRY DANCE EVERY NIGHT AS long as the sleighing continues, at the large Hall attached to x'homas R. McNeil's Hotel (formerly Jones'), on the Flatbush Road, at Flatlands.

3t "VT ftSSA PIKE INSURANCE CO. OP JTl BROOKLYN. DIVIDEND. A semi annual dividend ot win per cent has this day been declared, payable on demand at the office, No. 10 Courtst, Brooklyn.

January 5th, 1857. A. J. BEEKMAN, Secretary. ja7 lm "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE JLl Trustees of the Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute will apply at the next session of the Legislature for an increase of their capital stock to one hundred thousand dollars.

JOSIAH O. LOW. Secretary. "VTOTICE. AN ELECTION FOR NINE DI JLl rectors of Atlantic Dock Company, will be held at their viuuc, aiu.

uurui ricr, Aiunuc uocx, on Monday, lata January ensuing, between the hours of 1 and 2 P. M. d27 3w JOHN MoCORMICK, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC WHITE T.F.AT) COMPANY. The Annual Election for a Board of Trustees or tula Company will be held at the office or the Company on MONDAY, January 26th, Inst roll oponfrom 12 to 2 o'clock.

Dated January 12th, 1867. Jal23i JAMES B. KARK, Secretary. HPPICE OP THE LONG ISLAND 1NSTT ANCH No. 41 Fulton street, Brooklyn, January 9, 1857.

A Semi' Annual rtivlrf And nf fmi na 1.An 1..,... wijUb una una uv uoou declared payable on and after the 12th last. The Transfer Book will be closed until that date. WM. W.

HENSHAW. Secretary. QHAMROCK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. TEE IJ Ninth Annual Ball of the above Society will take place at Montague Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 15lh or January. Tickets can be had at the door on the night o( the Ball.

JOHN JOHNSTON, President. Peteb McGuibc, Secretary. Michael MoCokmick, Treasurer. jalSSt THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN Trustees of the Brooklyn Alhenseum aud Reading Room win be held at the rooms of the institution in Atlantlo street corner Clinton, on TUESDAY, January 20th, 1857, between the hours of9 and 11 o'clock A. pursuant to AnlcleSofthe By Iws.

A. COOKE HULL, Secretary. ia82wWAS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM bers of the Brooklyn City Hospital will be held at the Hospital on MONDAY, 19th Instant, at 7 o'clock, for the eleolloa of eight Trustees. ALEX. M.

WHITE. Secretary. Brooklyn, January 12th, 1857. Jal2 lw nHENTH WARD BUCHANAN KEYSTONE JL CLUB. An adjourned meeting of ibis Club will be held at tnu house of Landon Leunon, corner of Fulton ave and Hanover Place, on THURSDAY, ihe 15th Inst, at Hi o'clock P.

M. Ajj business of Importance will come beiore the Club, a general attendance ia requested. JOHN WILSON, President. M. Walsh, Secretary.

St rITY CLERK'S OFFICE, BROOKLYN, DE ram oo tarn "Oreby given, that application will be mado to tho rgre of of Now York, at Its next ensuing session, tim Ac' ln "Mon 'o the Assessment of Taies H1' and to amend the several act ln rela Tfo tin i pr nnriliS. rr fo.r, of an Act to amend the Act toumy of Kings! clecUonofaESl'er of Deeds ln and for tbe uy oruer oi uie common Council WM. G. BISHOP, City Clork. PATENT MEDICINES, FOR COUGHS Colds, Asthma, SpIUiug ofBlood, Rheumatism.

DvsDeDsl Complaints, Salt Rh'emn. sTxSSK Ague, Dysentery, Ac. Also AromaUp 8ohnapna. London Con i win, ornate ne otcines. rue itemeoies, for Aln w.iim.

AYES, 75 Fi lton Btreet TKTHAT A NICE, CHEAP, AND USEFUL present to buy for a Christmas gift would be one of our one of our pretty woolen Hoods I Everybody wears them I look! totns and COTfRELL, dl7 272 Fulton Street. XJALL SEASON. CLINTON HALL THE Marble Buildlnff. 192 Cllnlnn on.np nf Allnnll Bwommodate Dancing Parties and Soirees. Hie Hall is 25x80 feet with additional Supper and Dresa Ul .1 A A HOMPSON.

OonfnnllnnAm ,171 Atlanta sb, AtUnftbrq Bpjidlng, AwMaC9Ucs.