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THREE CKNTS. BROOKLYN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1872. VOL. 27, rziartcxasBisi TRAVEL, TKANSPORTATION. 'JTRAVEIL, TUAWSPOUTATIOIV, INSURANCE, Ac.

HEW YORK AIIIUSEMENTS. liquids consumed and the iuevitablo consequences of A DISGUSTING AND DEST IUCTIVE VICK. It has been calculated that one ounce and a half of absolute alcohol, or two ouncoa in the cue of unusual mental or physical exercise, is about tho maximum daily allowance for adult men, and three quarters of an onnco (or two glasses of sherrvj for women. Of courso it cannot bo expected that people should take thoir wino in measured phials; but it is well that it should bo understood that it is only witliin narrow limits that stimulants can be safely taken, that frequent small doses, especially if taken apart from meals, aro almost worse than au occasional overdoso, and that drinking may bo carriod to an exceasivo and ruinous point without producing anything like absolute intoxication. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, Some one calls poor gas a "burning shame." Thaddous Stevens is to havo a monument.

Over one hundred ladies are studying law in America. St. Augustine. Fla. has a first clas3 ghost.

Minnesota is the home of but one veteran of 1812. They are cutting ioe twenty inehos thick nt Enfield, N. NiJfispB bought a 5,000 diamond solitaire ot. Louis. As a companion to tho song, "Oh, give mo back but yesterday," a melody will soon ba issued entitled, "Oh, could you spare to morrow?" which will be followed by, "You haven't got such a thing as next week about you, have you There was danger of a gold fever in Ohio recently, but it finally proved to bo a case of iron pyrites.

A hackman, at Niagara Falls his been sentenced (o thirty days' imprisonment at hard labor for extortion. Sometimes coal does not burn well of an evening, because it's slate. Judy. Lesseps mournfully confesses tiiat tho Suoz Canal won't hold water. That toad in the centre of a rock has been found again in North Carolina.

Eleanor D. Kockwood, a niece of Edward Everett, aud well known writer, hasonterod the lecture field. Those who shut down at certain houra as a regular thing, find their gas bills diminishing at the rate of about three minutes por week. Princess Thynr, of Denmark, tho chosen wife of Alexis. The latest earring is a crystal snail on a lenf of frosted silver.

Queen Victoria's property is valuod at The first street car in Donver begin running last week. Crosby intends building another and a greater Opera Houso. Ton can't do too much for your employer man," said somebody to a big fisted, strong backed man of all work, on tho wharf the other day. "Arrah," replied Pat, with great emphasis, "neither will Virginia contributed 225.000 bushels of peanuts to Uto world's happiness last year. Virginia City is to have a waltzing match for the "championship" and $200, Editors will soon have chances to get usoful wives, for thirteen young women have applied for admission to the new Sohool of Journalism at Yale.

St. Louis has a Free Thinkers' Society, Persons who voted for Washington President for his first term are now vory few in number, as they must be 105 yoara old. Setting aside all religions works, Emerson thinks Shidiapeare "tho book of the world." At Charleston, S. they eond persons to jaii for twenty days for sleeping in church. A Derotter keeps a wolf, a bear, seven dogs and three guns.

Paul Morphy is practicing law in New Orleans. A Charleston man had an invigorating wrestle with an escaped hyena one day last week. A Plight of Imagination Cissy So yuu are going away, Effie, and we shall have no more races round the garden for bonbons. Effie Yes, Cissy, dear, and jf we don't meet in this world again, when you are an angel and I am an nngel, I'll fly you for box of chocolate creams. Judy.

A cool proceeding Au ice man eloping with a nice girl. A young husband out in Indianpolis.whohas been deserted by his wife, has pluckily sued his mothor in law for 2,000 damages, sh i having occasioned the unpleasantness. An exchange says that tho doctors in Salem have got up a corner on smallpox, and vaoci nation has advanced to an arm. A Norwegian iu Oeonranonoc, has such big feet that he is forced to pull his boots ou over his head. Helltown and Dogtown are two pious burgs in Butte County, California.

The Pall Mall Gazette says It is stated that the Chinese Government has determined to follow the example of the Japanese, and send young men to Eugliuitl oid the United States to be educated." Oi the chain of Northern lakes during the year that has just closed, thore wore 8:10 disasters, involving a loss of 110 lives, aud property estimated at about $10,000,000. A city exquisite, agriculturally ambitious, went in search of a farm and found one with a very cold spring in it for sale. The fop declined to purchase heard that a cold spring mined the crops last year and ha didn't want the plnco with, such a drawbiok ou it. Michigan is heard from annually with hor big pine tree. This season it measured over 0,200 feet of lumber 01 feet long.

At 32 feet from the ground it measured four feet two inches in diameter. After it was cut tho stump measured 7 1 2 feet. A respectable Poughkeepsie gentleman, who received a blackmailing letter from a lady who found him sitting alone one evening with her daughter, thus replied "I have $10,000 lying idle, aud will spend it in sending you to Sing Sing if I hear any more from you," Eben D. Jordan, ef Boston, has assumed the entire pecuniary risk of Gilmoro's noxt jubilee, and the enthusiastic Patrick will now go ahead more determinedly than ever. Vermont storekeepers are boiling ovor their old maple sugar, so as to have a supply on hand when the sap begins to run.

"Stra Horrgs" is Detroit orthography in advertisements on its old City Hall. A Cleveland youth who gave his girl a bottle of I love You" perfume has paid $50 to prove that he didu't mean anything by it. Tho Cleveland Leader says that the musician who put his lips to a brass horn on a recent cold day, will not be able to let go until navigation opens. The smallpox was introduced into Lansing, by means of a corpse brought to tbo Medical College from Cleveland for the purpose of dissection. An Irishman who saved a man from drowning, received a quarter as a reward for tho service, and exclaimed: "I'm overpaid for the job Chaplain Flagg, of the Ninth Regiment, ''ftfy opinion of Colonel Fisk was formed in an nequantance only since August last, and bis fvieiuU will sustain the assertion that latterly he became a better man, regretting 1 he ioiiies and misatt ps of an earlier age." The lalest de dge for young ladies who don't want to "obey'' the marriage ceremony is to repeat in indistinct tones and rapid man uer, "love, honor, and be fay," A Canadian, named Paquet, aged 7S, sought (o split tough and obstinate log by boring a holo iu it and exploding theroin some gun powder.

The log was split, and Paquot now sleeps with his fathers. The local of the Poughkeepsie Eagle has been taking an ico boat ride. Ho says all that he could manage to see, between winks, was a very tall hedge on each sido of tho river, which he didn't recollect of ever hav ing noticed there before. The New Albany (Iud.) Standard among its death notices announces the demise of Duke, the valuable and faithful dog of Soth Woodruff, aged 12 years and 3 months." "Two cities with a single thought. Two railroads made as one," were tho tasteful headlines recently used by the Utioa Herald in celebrating the new railroad from that city to Watertown.

For thirty years "I'm sitting on the stvb, Mary," passed untarnished as a veteran joko in the papers, whon coupled with lias tbo Iiuh band said when he sat on his wife's new bonnet," but the milliners have killod it by making the bonnets too small to sit on. McVey, of tho Boston nine was recently married in Cincinnati. His best catch yoL Post. Mr. C.

C. Leonard istlu man who has been writing so many funny things for the Titus ville Ilcarld. Thore is a report that ho has accepted position on the Cleveland Leader. EXCESSIVE DRINKING IN LONDON. From tho Saturday ltevlew.

Thore arc some scandals, about which it ifl ier baps vt eli to say as littlo as possible, but tiiero are other scaudalB wlvich mutit be boldly facod if any good is to bo done, and which cannot be hushed up, however strong may be theaesiro and however general the consent tht they should be treated as non existent. The drinking habits of the upper and middle elasaes seem to us to havo roached a point al which they clearly belong to the latter category. It is necessary to Bpoak out and to call things by their right names in order that those who are now dallying more orlcBs unconijoiouoly with ft DEOBADING AND BUINOC? VICE may see the peril of their ways and make a resolute effort to turn from them. In any comparison betweon tho present generation and our grandfathers or our great grandfathers it is usually assumed that wc aro superior to them at loaat in our temperate nse of intoxicating liquors. Gentlemen no longer come reeling into tho drawing room after a debauch at the dinner table, Five bottle men have cone the wav of tho dodo and the ptorodactyle, aud the days of prolonged potations are at an At a dimier party tho gentlemen rejoin the ladies after a brief interval, sometimes following them at once to tho drawing room.

Heavy drinking is regarded as a disgraceful anachronism, and a man who gets drunk excludes himself from good society. All this is very true, but it does not quite prove the assertion that wo aro a moro sober people than our grandfathers; it only provos that we do not get drunk in the same way as they did. It is quite possible, to drink a great deal of liquor, even of Btreiig liquor, without yielding to that absoluto intoxication which reveals itself in inarticulate speech, staggering movements, or sensoloBs stupor. A good deal depends on whether tho "liquor is consumed at a sitting or in PRAMS TAKEN AT INTERVALS during tha clay. Violent or helpless, intoiisation is but one among rainy phases bf drunkenness.

It may be said that it is only mochanics and petty shopkeepers who now allow "themBoh'OB to bo seen in this condition. Homo of them are confirmed iOte, and are always tippling; but as a rule, whon men of tliie class got drunk, it is not by means of habitual drams, but aa tbo natural conclusion of a drinking bout in wliicli tliey havo engaged srifcb a distinct expectation, if uot'expreosly for the sake, of this result. There is a bi' drink" romu'riug with moro or less frequency, and in tho intervals they are perhaps aB sober as judges. This was once tho way in which gentlemen settled down to their cupi and the fashion has been gradually descending in tho social Of course it is a disgusting and brutish habit, and it may be hoped that in tbo courso of time it will be caul off by the laboring population aa it has been by the gentlefolks, judicious legislation porhaps assisting tho natural process. But what wo aro now con coined to point out is that tbis is after all only one kind of and not in all respects tho most dangeroiiB and destructive kind.

Its very grossness and tho violent external indications which accompany it supply to some extent a warning, if not a corrective It is a rock on which no vessel can split unawares. There is a sham, unmistakable "nenaltv for each cnrnime which suggests reflection and encourages reform. If a man goes to tho doge in tbis mannor, he goes with hiB eyes open, and overybody can see plainly what haB happened, and can put together cause and effect and draw the neceeeary moral. It is the Btrong still current of tho stroam above the falls, tho fatal grip of which is not appreciated until it is too lato to strogglo against it, which is most to be dreaded. It is poesiblo for a man to be veiy much tho worse for drink, as the phrase is, both in a moral and physical sonso, without Bhow ing it in his gait or Bpeech, and even to be ALL BUT A C0NFIBJIED DIJUN AItD without himself being more than faintly aware of the peril in which he stands.

Hence the serious and alarming aspect of the kind of drunkenness which is now becoming so provalent in society, even in quarters where it has hitherto been little BUBpected drunkenness which, stopping short of absolute intoxication, takes the form of a perpetual and feverish craving for alcoholic excitements, for nips and drams, lor odd glasses of shorry and spots" of brandy at irregular houra. As a more matter of hygiene, it would probably be better for a man to get fairly drunk once or twice every few weeks than to yield himself in bondage to an evil desire, which, when once indulged, establishes its dominion by preying on the stomach and destroying the appetite of its wretched victim, and thus compelling him to depend ou stimulants for sustenance. It is possible for a time to make alcohola substitute for food, but of course it can only bo for a timo, aud the end ia certain, and often Bwift in coming. A moro decorous indulgence in stimulants has been substituted for tho simple brutality of sitting down to drink steadily and without intermission until tbo host aud his guests fell doad drunk under the table. In tht) latter case there was at leaBt a limit to drinking for a time, and naturo was able to impose an interval of sobriety boforo the next dobauch.

lint tho HABIT or TAKING) DRAJIS AND NII'S may bo continued, almost without cessation, from one year's end to another, until paralysis or delirium intervenes. There is of course a constant tendency to increaso the duse, and the tippler's condition is always becoming more pitiable and helpless but his (le. ceiit is mootli aud not in temipted by the shocks which pull up the moro violent drunkard in bis desperate career, and almost compel him, in spito of himself, to reflect on tho misery aud degradation which ho is accumulating for himself. It is impossible to shut our eyes to the signs of tho times. Ou overy side wo see proofs of the increasing habit 01 drinking at all hours of tbo day.

The railway stationB aro 1 ocoming vast drinking Thoro aro few bakers or confectioners who do not exhibit a decanter and glasses on their counter. Tho theatres present tlio appoaranco of a succession of bars. One of the newest of tbem opens into a tavern, which shares tho same roof, aud may bo regarded as part of tho same establishment; wbilo visitors to another Und barmaids established in bowers of bottled at ovory turn of the central staircase and in evory sparo nook and cornor of tbo auditorium. It might almost bo supposed that tho day is not far distant when (ho West end theatres will borrow a loaf from thoir humble suburban rivals, and providing overy accommodation for industrious drinking during the performances. As if tbis abuudant provision for the insatiable thirst of tlio community were not sufficient, it appears that it has of lato become the custom for commercial meu to set up a private bin, or at least bottle, IN TIIEIIl TLACES OF BUSINESS.

No counting houso would seem to be considered complete witliout a well stocked cellaret, and it is hinted that attorneys1 chambers are titted up with equal care for similar rites. It is true that there was moro downright drunkenness fifty or sixty years ago, on tho othor hand it may be doubted whother the consumption of liquor lias not greatly increased. There are apparently not a few pooplo who are under the impression that, with tbo exception perhaps of brandy and whisky, no iutoxicating drinks aro now in uso, champagne being only a kind of lemonade, and as innocuous as currant wino, while claret, of course, 18 only a sort of colorod water. It would perhaps occasion considerable surprise if the amount of raw alcohol contained in the light winea which are bo much in favor, aud which are triumphantly referred to as a proof of the increasing sobriety of the nation, could bo extractod aud oxbibited. Most of the low priced sherry is only brandy and water in disguise, but the brandy which forma tho principal basis of tbo deleteriouB compound beara no relation to tho juice of tbo grapo it is A FIERY, CORRODING SPIRIT, distilled from potatoes, beet root, grain, or perhaps ovon from timber.

Some people flatter themselves that, if thoy keep to a very dry sherry, they are safo but dry sherries, to any degree of diyness, are now to be nad at any price, the wine merchants having discovered that tho addition of nitre will produce the samo liavor. Much of tbo cheap claret which is consumed under the impression that it is a light temperance beverago ia also highly flavored with coarse spirits. It may bo obaorved that persons who aro accustomed to this so called light wine often disparage tho hotter kinds as tame aud insipid. Tho introduction of cheap wines into this country has proved, we suspect, a very questionable advantage. Quantity for quantity, it may be bettor to drink a simple claret than strong port but, on the other hand, it must bo rememberod that the claret usually sold is vory far from being so simple and innocuous as is supposed, that it is consumed more freely aud frequently than port was in former days, and that a largo clasa of pooplo who rarely drank wino at all, but contented thomsolvos with water or light beer at their uioals, are now in the habit of driuking soveral glasses of wine in a day.

If pooplo do not got drunk as thoy iiBod to do, it is certainly not because they havo reduced their consumption of intoxicating drinks; and it is not certain that tho modern fashion, although it may be moro decorous, is an improvement as regards its etfect ou health, and morals. The feveii dines'; aud restlessness of modern life, the morbid passiou for excitement aud seusatiou, tbo tendency to reckless speculation in business, audio a headlong pace in society, may without mtii li difficulty be traced in a great incisure to the INCREASING SE OJf 1A5(JKKW STIHUIANTS, Under tiiero circumstances, it is to to liud that (lie doctors, who havo great infl.ioriee in Mich matters, aro now turning their attonlion seriously to this canker of society. Some olfensc lias apparently heeu occasioned" by Uio opnniui; statement of tho Medical Dee'aration that it is believed that tlio iucoi.siilcrato proscription of large quantities of alcoholic liquids by inedija! men for their paticuta has given rise, in many instances, to tho formation of intemperate habits;" but it is impossible to dony that tho doctors, as a body, havo mado themselves responsible for a cortain share of the mischief. Their sins in this respect havo been sins both of omission and commission, and their reticence has porhaps boon more injurious than their prescriptions. Thoy have encouraged tho use of stimulants, not only by administering thorn somewhat too freely in particular cases, but also by neglecting to challenge or rebuUo nnduo indulgence with sufficient plainness of epoech whon it camo under their notice.

It is true that patients often take upon themsolvos to intorprot the physicians advico in a Benao agreeable to thomselvos, or to father upon him directions which ho would bo tho last to give. What has been rooommondod for au omorgoncv has been adoptod as a regular habit, nnd drops" are magnified into drams. At tho samo time, although the nocions DO NOT DESERVE ALL THE BLAME which is cast upou thom, it can hardly bo aaid that thoy havo shown that caution and that senso of gravo responsibility which aro necessary in proscribing so fascinating and dangeroua a drug aa alcohol. The Medical Declaration, in faot, hits the blot oxactly when it 8aya that alcohol, in whatever form, should bo proscribed with as muoh caro as any powerful drug, aud that tho directions for its use Bhould bo bo framod as not to bo interpreted as a sanction for oxcoss, or necessarily for tho continuance of ita uso when tho occasion ia pa8t." Ji' the doctors choose, thoy can do immense ecrvico by dissipating tho Bupor slitions exaggeration which prevails as to tho value of alcohol as au article of diot by warning their patients of the insidious and fatal advance of tho appetite for stimulants if onco encouraged; by compelling thom to reckon up tho oxtont of their regular potations and by stripping off all digiiiso or illusion as to the character of tho FINANCIAL. BOND AND MORTGAGE MONEY TO loanonROod improved real oetato in Brooklyn and Now orb.

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Stacks Bonds and American Ooid promptly executed, at the usual commission. Interest FOUR PER UHt NT. al lowed on ueposiiB, suDjec. 1081KI1 uruiio, jq ESlRABLB HOME SECURITIES. THE FIRST MORTGAGH SEVEN PER CENT.

GOLD BONDS OF THTC WALLKILL VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, Am oflerod for salo at 00 and accrued Interest In currenoy by MEAD 4 OllKE, FINANCIAL AGENTS, NO. 141 BROADWAY, H. F.RASTUS F. MEAD, Banker, Corner Twenty ilfth streot. and Third avenue.

New York. By exchanging U. S. Bonds for the Bonds of the Wall kill Valley Hallway Company, you will increase yoar income over 40 per and your principal about 25 por and got a SECURITY EQUALLY SAFE. je8 tf ThS4Tn TOHN MUNKOE BANKERS, No.

8 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Circular letters of Credit for Travolors. Bills of Exohango on MUNROE 4 PARIS, AND ALEXANDERS, OUNLIFFE8 4 LONDON. aul QT, JOSEPH AND DJSJN VJSK RAILROAD COMPANY. Executive Office. No.

31 Nassau bt,) New Yonn, February 1 1872. The CouponB and registered interest due Fobruary 15, 1872, on the First Mortgage Eight per Cent. (8 p. Gold Bonds (E. and the fight per Cent.

(8 p.o.) Gold First Mortgage Sinking Fund Land Grant Bonds (W. of the St. Joseph and Do ver City Railroad Company, wi bo paid at the offioe of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Com pany of the City ol How Yorlc, upon presentation anu no mand on and aftor that date, Free of Tax. FRANCIS A. COFFIN, lei 13t Ass't Treasurer, St.

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CO. STATEMENT OF ASSETS OF THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, JANUARY 1872. Bonds and Mortgages, tirst lien on Brooklyn nnd Klnrrs Uountv nronertv. valued at $6,391,850 Bonds U. States, 5 20 at par 1,325,000.00 Bonds Brooklyn City 1,633.141.50 Bonds New York City 350,000.00 Bonds Kings County 178,000.00 Bonds Richmond County 133,000.00 Bonds Newark and Essex, N.

100,000.00 Bonds Elizaboth City, N. 100,000.00 Bonds Queens County 47,000.00 Bonds New Lots Town 65,000.00 Bonds Yonkers Town 20,000.00 Cr.ll 1 Sanson U. States. State of Now York and City of Brooklyn Bonds 81,850.00 Banking Houso, value $100,000 90,000.00 Cash on hand In Bank 194.503.B Interest due and accrued 72,696.38 Total Due Depositors $6,695,503.33 Principal S6.517.702.74 Interest, Doe. 30.

1871 I77.KIHI.49 U. S. Revenue, for six months 8,202.83.. Surplus 8311,785.45 H. it.

rluoiftu, president. Wm. W. Kdwabdb, Treasurer. J.

W. Hunter. Seorotarv. ja30 lmTu.Th4S S' T. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY'S FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS, BEARING EIGHT PER CENT.

(8 p. INTEREST, PAYABLE IN GOLD, FREE OF TAX, AND IN DENOMINATIONS Off $1,000, $500 AND $100, Can bo obtained from tho undersigned, or through tho principal hanks and bankers throughout the United States. The attractive features of these securities aro recognized In the fact that, alUiough they have boon but a short time on tho market, they aro nearly all absorbed, and but a small amount is now for salo. They combino a porfecb soourity with a liberal rate of interos, This Intorost acoount is mado light for. and easily borne by, tho Company through tho operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales of tho Company's land, whioh hi many cases draw InteroBt at tho rate of ten (10) per cent, per annum.

Tho security behind thom is ample in overy particular, as they constitute a first and only mortgage on a trunk no of railroad which will soon connect the City of St. Joseph, (an important railway centre), with tho Union Paoitio Railroad at Fort Kearny, materially shortening the distance between the Aktantlo and Pacifio coa.fce. In addition to this, the bonds havo a farther security in tho fact that Biero i included in the Mortgage Uio Company's magnificent lands, amounting to 1,500,000 acreB, known to be among the belt in the United States. Tho Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale of tflOBelands at loss than Four (4) Dollars por acre, and pay ablo to tho Tnutoes undor tho Mortgago for tho olear and express purpose of rotiring thoio Bonds. The amount thus realized oncceds the entire amount of Bonds whloh can be issued, and loaves tho road, property, and franchises free, The Bonds have thirty rotirs to rnu, with Interest at Eight Per roo of tax, payable February and August In each year.

Both principal and intorost aro payable in gold. The principal In Now York. Ihe interest in either New York, London, or Frankfort on tho Maln, at tho option of tho holder, without notlco, and in the gold currency of the country in which they are presented. Thoy aro oqnpo ns or registered. Trustees Farmers' Loan and Trust Company." The present prico of these bonds is 9T and accrued interest in curroncy, from August 15, 1371, But thoy are re ceivable at par and accrued interest in payment for lands sold by the Company.

Tho right is reserved to advance the present selling price without notice. Maps, oirculars, documents, and full information furnished on application, Though aotlngai agents for the sale of this load, onr firm buy and sell in their regular bnsiness in tho bonds of tho St. Josoph and Denver City Railroad Company, those of the Eastern Division eight por oent. (8s), reoontly placed by us at being now quoted at from 101J4 to 102M and accrued interest. TANNER fel Bonkers, No.

11 Wall streot. mHE BROOKLYN TRUSTCOMP rANY JL Corner Court and Joralemon sts, Brooklyn, N. CAPITAL, $500,000. Donoslt Accounts rocelved snbjoct to Ohookat Bight, and Interest allowed for tho whole porlod thoy may remain with tho Company. ETHELBERT S.

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OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. M. TO 3 P. M. i ii a PER OENT.

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BLACK CHOOK MATINEE SATURDAY. AT 3. OLYMPIC THEATRE. HAVR YOU SEEN IT? L. FOX'S FAMOUS HUMPTYDUMPTY THE POPULAR EN 1'EltTAINMENT.

CIlOWDED HOUSES NfGHTLY. The Famous MARTENS. The Matchless WILSONS. The MAHTfN'S New Savoyard Song. FOX'S Thrilling Skating Aot.

Tho Inimitable KIRALFV'S. ST. JAMES' THEATRE, Twenty.otghtli Bt. and Broadway. LAST NIGHTS OK MR.

MACKAYE AND MISS GRISWOLD IN MONALDI. Will soon bo produced MARRIAGE. Jo29 6t UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Corner of Broadway and Bourteonttreet. Majager R. W.

HUrLB.rt A MAMMOTH COMPANY THIS WMK. NEW STARS. NEW STARS NgW STARS. Master Barnoy, Hughev Dougherty, Add Ryman. Wm.

Ashcroft, Sheridan and Mack, G. H. Coos, Jas. Williams. The LAURI I'roupe of Pantomim'sts and brand Ballet.

The wondenul MATTHEWS Family. An Immenso OLIO PERFORMANCE Every evening. WALhAOK'h. EIGHTH WEEK AND LAST NIGHTS OF JOHN GARTH, Whith must shortly le withdrawn, notwithstanding Its groat success, to allow of the production of NOVELTIES. Mr.

Lostor Wallack's celebratod drama, THE VETERAN, After long and elaborate preporation, is almost readi. noss for production, but is at present postponed in conso quonce of the continued successof JOHN (tAKIH. CECTUKES. AT STRONG PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH, THURSDAY EVENING, Fobruary 1, MR. HUTOHINOS Will deliver his Illustrated lecture on tho YO SEMITE VALLEY niw HmD.htn tiWn in riAllfornia.

The proceeds to be devoted to replenishing the Library of cneaunaayocnooi. Tickots, 25 cts. Rosorved seats, 50 ote. a31 2t BY. M.

C. A. SCIENTIFIC COURSE. PROFItSSOR 1. O.

OILMAN. Sheffield Soientitic Department, Yale Colloge, VYlliaouvortue nrsiui uisouurse, "THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED With Special Referenoo to tho Recent Explorations of the WeBt," Splendid Maps. Diagrams, Ac. THUKS1JAY. rcvniniriu, neoruary i.

Free to mombors. Membership to any person, $2 annually. jayi lit TGUGHTH ADELPHI LECTURE. MAJOR GENERAL H. W.

SLOOUM DELIVKKS THE EIGHTH LECTURE OF THE ADELPHI COURSE on THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, At 8 o'clock, at tho ADELPHI ACADEMY, Corner of Lafayette av. and St. Jamos place. SUUJF CT: "PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF THE WAR." Admission 60 cts. Free to the pupils and their paronts, jaiiO 3t UN AND HUMOR.

GO AND HEAR MRS. GRUNDY, (By De Cordova), At TALMAGK'S TABERHAGLK, on THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 8. 1872. Tickots" 50 cents.

For sale at Swayno's, 218 Fulton st; Bowles, 214 Knlton at: Do Seldlng, 2J7 Fulton at; nigbie Way, 607 FuKon av Conklin's drag etore, Flatbush av, corner of Warren st, and all tho other ISrst class book, drug and music store, and at the door on tho evening of tho lecture. fel Th.F.M.WrtTh,' HABITS, WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF Rev. Dr. HALL'S lcoture, THURSDAY EVENING, 1st at St. Ann's, on the Helghta.

ja3l 2t JAUGHING gas. DR. COLTON Will give tho SECOND LEGTURE AND EXHIBITION, AT THE ATHENBUM, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, February 3, FOR LADIES. Aftor the Leottire TWELVE LADIES WILL INHALE THE OAS, Illustrating its harmless and amusing effects. An MISSION 10 conta.

To cover the expenses. Doors open at 2. Commonces 31 3t at 3 o'clock. IECTURES A COURSE OF FOUR i 1.HCTURUS, for the benefit of ALL SAINTS P. E.

CHURCH, cor. Seventh st. and Seventh av, will be given on THURSDAY EVENING of oach week, commencing Feb. 1,1872, at ST. ANN'S P.

E. CHURCH (baseinont), entrance on Liringston st, cor. Clinton, by Rv. C. H.

HALL, D.D., Rector of Trinity Church, Brooklyn Kev. JOS. S. JEN' Ki'S, Jr. Hector of All Saints.

Brooklyn: Rev. Il.TVKd.J'.. Hector of Holy Trinity Church, N.Y. Kev. J.

ON SMITH, D.D., Rootor of Ascension Church, A. Y. 'Tickets for the course, SI; singlo tickets, oflc. Tickots can be found at iieSeldiog's book storo, 277 Fulton st; Pyle's drug store, cor. Fulton and Piorropont sts; Bassott'a drag store, cor.

Atlantic and Court sts; Chadivick's drug store, cor. Court and Presidontsts. ja27 5t H. HEPWORTH Will Lccturo in PLYMOUTH CHURCH, MONDAY F.VrCf ING, February 5, 1872. Subject: LUCK AND PLUCK.

TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. About 400 reserved soats (without extra chargo) can bo secured at the book stores of W. W. Swayno and J. T.

Belles; at the seed store of C. L. Allen 7rJ Fulton st; and atlho drug store ot L. T. Perkins, Groono av, corner Cumberland st.

Members of the Plymouth Young People's Aassociation will be admitted free on presenting tholr membership tickets at the door. ja27 8t CJT. PETER'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. A LECTURE ON THE DANGERS AND DUTIES OF OUR YOUNG MEN, will be delivered by tho Rev. HENRY A.

BRANN, D. In the Hrl! of St. Peter's Academy, Hicks, near Warren St. On THURSDAY EVENING, Fobruary 1, '72. at 8 o'clock.

Proceeds for the benefit of tho library. Tickets 50 cents. ja29 4t CHOCIiHIES, PBOUUCE. Arc. JW.

BIRDSEYE, Established 1850. WHOLESALE DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, 40, (No. 1 Furman st, South Ferry,) BROOKLYN, L. I. N.

B. Coffee roasted and ground for grocers, and delivered free of chargo. oc2 lyS. Tu.t t'h JOHN LOCKITT CO. particularly solicit the attontlon of tho Public to their CELEBRATED SUGAR CURED HAMS, ANT) DELICIOUS ENGLISH BREAKFAST BACON, FRESH PORK, SAUSAGES, LARD, Ao.

ALSO To their very extensive Stock of this Season's CANNED FRUITS, TOMATOES, PEAS, CORN, PRESERVES, JELLIES, SOUPS, POTTED UEATS, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PIOKLES, 4o. Wholesale nnd Retail, at lowest rates, at their Stores in FULTON CORNER OF ORANGE, FULTON AV. CORNER OF DEKALB, ATLANTIC NEAR HICKS. MYRTLE AV CORNER CARLL KENT CORNER OF MYRTLE, RAYMOND BETWEEN JOHNSON AND MYRTLE BJOHN LOOKITT, JOSEPH LOOKITT, JOHN LOOIUTT. Jr.

OHARLE8 WOKITT. myl3 ly Tu.ThAS SEWING MACHINES. A MERICAN BUTTONHOLE, OVERSEAMING AND SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Have now ready for delivery their new and greatly Im proved Sewing Machines, with or without tho buttonbolo parts. Don't tail to see them before purchasing elsewhere. N.

B. Wo sell on monthly instalments, and, if desired, furnish purchasers with first class work at bighost markot prices. Long Island Agency, 612 Fulton Bt, betweon Raymond and St. Felix Bts. the best placo in the city to get ladies' underwr ar, ready mado and made to order.

mbSO ly J. T. MEND ALL, Proprietor. CI ROVER BAKER'S JT IMPROVED ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. NEEDLES, SILK.

CO I TON, MACHINE OIL, AO. BROOKLYN OFFICE: No. FULTON ST. jal9 ly TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. SEWING MACHINES OF ALL THE latest improved stylos of new machines for salo and to rent; rent to be applied toward purchasing any machine desired.

Old machines takon in part paymont for now ones; all makes of machines repaired and improved also particular attention paid to tencning. 126 Court street, between Statn and Soliermerhorn; branch oftice 186 Riv ington N. Y. M. HAMILTON.

aula Ij THOS. JOYCE SON, ARE SELLING SEWING MACHINES, On tho most accommodating torms. Payments may be made Monthly or Weekly. Repairing thoroughly und promptly done. Old Maohlnes taken in exchango tor new, 1C9 FULTON ST, noar Main st.

do30 lm WHEELER WILSON'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY. SEWING MACAINES. Brooklyn Office, 310 FULTON ST, cor. of Court st. THE BEST MACHINE, AN THE ASIEST TERMS apl4 tf HENRY BUTMAN, Agent.

HIaRBLG IREMONGER STEAM MARBLE WORKS No. 11 Duffleld sL Manaiaoturera of marble mantels plumhers' slabs, furniture tops, and marblework of ovory description. Tile for Bale, and rubbing done for tho trade Estimates fur. nlBhed on application. soli ly TVf ASBLE MANTELS IyX McKINNEY 4 CARSON, Fourth avs, corner Nineteenth Bt, South Brooklyn.

Would direct attention to the prices at which they furnish MARBLE MANTELS, viz. 1816 and upwards; Decorated Marblo Mantels, $10 and upwards. Purohasers will find it to be to their lntorost to give ua a call before parchasing Blsowhere my9 lyThS4M MANTELS. THE GREAT est variety, best finished and cheapost in tho City, are to be found at J. McGRAYNE'S WAREROOM, 142 Elatbnsh avemiB, corner Atlantic avonne.

FACTORY, 601 PACIFIC STREET, MANTELS FHOM SS.00 TO $600.00. Call and examine before buying elsowhere. tnrSl''l'8AM PIiUBIBINO, OAS FITTING, dec EAMLESS DRAWN BRASS TUBES Fon PLUMBING. ALL TROUBLE AND EXPENSE OF REPAIRS AVOIDED. SEND FOR CIRCULAR, SEAMLESS DRAWN BRASS TUBES for wator purposes have for several years boon growing in favor, and have proved so satisfactory in ovory respect that wo fool warranted hi recommending thorn to all interested as bo ing better than any other in use.

They are choapor than lead pipe, and being put togothor with fittings similar to gas pipe, are very readily used, and nil the trouulo and expense of ropmrs attending the use of load pipo aro avoided. We make them of all sizes generally used by plumbers, and can furnish idlings of all kinds at short notice. Thoy aro now ex ensivoly used in hotels, public buildings and pnvato residences in this and othor oitlos, with satisfactory results. Bo particular and spoclfy tubos mado by us. AMERICAN TUBE WORKS, W.

11. Agent, 180 Pjarl st, N. Y. STuiTh KS. 1'.

B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. A tBESH ATTRACTION THIS EVENING. When willbn acted Augustan Daly's roraarkablo dramat ol Wilkie Collins1 moat powerful story called izationoi MAN AND WIFE, With a creat combination cast, oni bracing MB. ana MRS.

F. 11. CONWAY, and tho full strength of the established BRILLIANT COMPANY. Act 1. Tho Promise of Marriage.

Act. 2. The Extinguished Candle. Act 3. Done.

Act 4. Man and Wife. Act 5. Divorced by Death. A Grand MAN AND WIFE MATINEE On SATURDAY.

February 3, at 2 P.M. AKK THEA'f RK, Fulton pt, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. KVRHY KVKNInG DURING THIS WEEK. EnKaceir.ftnt for on week only, with tho celobratod artists, MISSES SUSAN AND KATE DKN1N, So well known as the DKNIN SISTERS, On which occasion they will appear in "WILL HATLI Y. OR FAITHFTTL T' Till? LAST.

William Hatley. nicknamed Wily Snsm Douin orah Cretran, a Governess Kate Doniu Donovan Connor, an oiuiuont Barrister. Fhllm Horrifciin, the Village Miller Mr. J. Z.

Little Macs U'reili, under tne namooi bjuiiuk MISSES SUSAN AND'kATK DENIN Will appear nt the MATlNEfi SATURDAY. Prices to Matinee only 25 and 50 cento. OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. ANOTHER SCREAMING BILL BY THE BIG GUNS OF MINSTRELSY. JOHN MULLIGAN.

JOHNSON and W. W. Newcomb, Billy Shenpard, J. K. Campbell, and Hooloy's Mammoth Conslellation of Stars.

CARRY THE NEWS TO MARY Boohlo's Supper, The Lawyor's Clerk, Lot Mo Bo, the Four Shadows, Salon Dlabollqno, Stump bpoeoh, Jack on the Green, Ac. Family Matinee. EVERY SATURDAY, at3o'clook. Admission to Matineos, 25 and 5li cts. In preparation, Burlesque, BLACK OROOK.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN. Manager Mr. H. G. OLARKB.

ONE WIGHT ONLY, WKDNKSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. Farewell oogacemont and positively last appoaronoo of the great art. MRg rro WARD, in ber original character of TOPSEY, in Uto powerful American drama of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, oh which oocoslon Mr. ft. C.

HOWARD will appear In fals original character of ST. CLAIR: tho beautiful child actress, LFPTLE MINN II? ADDEltW, as VA tocothor wltii a carofully selected company of Now York artistes. 6ole of seats comnieoos at tho Boj Oflioe MONDAY, February 5. 'el 6t ROORLYN OPERA HOUSE. GREAT SUCCESS Off BARNEY AND THE GHOST.

ROARS OF LAUGHTER NIGHTLY. MACEVOY'S NEW HIBERNICON. IRELAND, OR AMERICA. GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, at2P. For tho accommodation of Ladles and Children and thore of cur adult friends thatcannot attend hi tho evening All the principal clt ies and places of interest in Ireland portrayed on over 12.MU feet of canvas, making the longest and most beautiful Panorama In the world.

Adults 25 conts; Children 10 cents. ilRAND CONCERT, OF THE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Warren st, betwoen Fifth and Siith aye, THURSDAY EVENING. February 1, At 8 o'oloek. Prof. E.

C. PHELPS. Miss BKDLOT Mrs. BK' PER. ATWOOD.

Mr. DRAPER. Admission 50 cents; Childron 15 cents. Doors open at 7 clock. pROOKLYN "SKATING RINK, Jlo ongagemont of tho wonderful ENGLER, Who will appear THURSDAY.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS In Waltzos, Ma zourkus, Polkars, Hornpipes, 4c, and In bis comic act of TOODLF.S ON SKATES. Messrs. BRADY and DOLLARD Will give a grand exhibition of DOUBLE SKATING Every evening, nnd will appear as the PATAGONIA GIANTS. Admission 25 conts Second Ladies' Matinoe SATURDAY, February S. Admission to Malinee, 15 cents.

iaSl 4t 1 ROOKLYN YO uSG MEN'S CHRIS 5 TIAN ASSOCIV1ION, CONCERT OF INSTRUMENTAL AND YOCAL MUSIC. FREE TO ITS MEMBERS. THE CELEBRATED MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB OF BOSTON, Organized in 1818, and being tnoir Brst nppoarancD in Brooklyn, will give a classic and miscellaneous programme at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, MONDAY EVENING, February 5. They will be accompanied by Mrs. J.

W. WESTON, tho popularvocalist. A limited number of tickets only will be sold to non membors at 50 cents each. Reserved soats not yet taken may now be obtained on early application at the rooms of the Association, comer of Fulton av. and Gallatin place, jaai 41 ToT'bSAM CAPITOLIKE SKATING LAKE.

MATINEE! FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 2, 1872. RACES, GAMES. ETC. Boys' Raee, Prize, Silver Cup Girls' Hoop Uaco, Prize, Packago Skating Tickets Girls' Blindfold Skating, Prize, Silver Cup: Boys' Blindfold Skating. Prize, Silver Cup; Buys' Hoop Race, Prizo, Package Tickets; Boys' Blindfold Wnoelbarrow Race, Prize.

Silver Cup: Boys' Ono Skato Race, Prizo. Packago Tiokets; Girls' Ono Skato Race, Prize, Packago Tickets; Girls' Raco forward, Prizo, Packago Tickets; Boys' Game of Foot Ball. Prize, Pack ago Tickets: Girls' Game of Foot Ball, Prize, Packago Tlcbcte; Grand Kaoe Boys backward, and Glclfl forward, together, Prize, Silver Cup. Admission. and Children, 10 cents.

COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, Mrs, G. S. PEDUZZI (soprano), AT ADELPHI HALL, Cor. Lafayette av. and St.

James place, TUESDAY EVENING, February 6, 1672. Assisted by Mrs. H. E. POLLOCK, pianist; Mr.

GEO. SIMPSON, tenor; Mr. H. P.D ANKS, basso; Mr. FREDERICK PERRIN, violinist: Mr.

ARTHUR POLLOCK, in recitation. Tickots 50c. to be had at tho drug stores and at tho door. A limited number of reserved seats, price bo had at tho book store el E. F.

Do Solding, 267 Fulton st. J. N. Sayres, jewolry store, S35 Kulton st, and at the drug store cor. Fulton av.

and Elliott place. Doors opon at 7 con cert atjl ja29 6t GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL CONCERT AT THE CHURCH OFJTHK MESSIAH, Greeno and Clermont avs, ON THURSDAY EVENING, February 1, At 8 o'clock. THE NEW ORGAN, Recently completed by Alex. Mills, of Broome st, New York, will bo oxhibttod for the tirst time to the public, under tho diroction of Prof. W.

A. M. DILLER, Or. ganist or St. Mary's; Prof.

MAX BRAUN, Organist of Church of the Messiah. Also, the following vocal artists havo kindly volunteered their services for the occasion Mrs EMILII! BUTMAN, Soprano. Miss JENNIE BENNETT, Alto. Mr. JOHN CLARK.

Basso. Mr. EUGENE CLARK, Tenor. Togcthor with the Choir of the Charch, as follows Miss LOUISA M. DO WD, Soprano, Miss MATTIR L'HOMMEDIEU, Alto.

Mr. THOS. B. BROWN, Baritone. Mr.

OCTAVE WHITTAKER, Tenor. Conductor and Accompanist Prof. MAX BRAUN. TICKETS 50 CENTS. ja25 5t CYRAND MASQUERADE BALL JT OF THE BROOKLYN SAHNGERBUND, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY, Fobruary 1, 1872.

MnBic by Papst's Twenty third Regiment Band. admitting a gentleman and lady, $5.00. Extra ladies' tickets, $2.00 each. Can bo obtained of Major Charles Sohurig, cor. Hioka and Middagh str, G.

Schlnetor. 845 Fulton st O. N. Gnn thor. cor.

I1 niton and Oxford sts; Ford. Rotn, Fifth av, near Third st: Jos. Fluhn, 58 Court st; M. Williams, eor. Smith and Third sts; Geo.

Klnkel, 27 Myrtlo av; Blossfeld 537 Fulton Bt; Dan. 13 iyhs, cor. Columbia and President flta; R. Kameoko, 182 Atlantic st; Leo Morz, 211 Court st; Bedford Brewery, cor. Dean st.

and Franklin avenuo. Boxes and rcsorved soats can be obtained of JOSEPH HUHN, 6S Court st. 12t 13,15, 1 fol TJROOKLYN TABERNACLE FOR OONCERTS AND LECTURES. APPLY TO JAMES M. ROWAN, TREASURER, 555 PACIFIC NEAR FOURTH AV.

or of JOHN F. TALMAGE, 108 Water st, N. Y. te6 omTn.T'hAS BROOKLYN RIDING ACADEMY, Nos. 470, 472, 474, 476 PACIFIC ST, Between Nevins and Powors.

The underslghod has the honor to announce that the WINTER SEASON Has been opened for ladios and gentlemen's riding lessons and pleasure exercises. A band of music will be in attendance every Friday evening at 8 o'clock Mrs. WALT ICR will be In attendance on ladles. Well trained ladles' and gentlemen's saddle horsos always on hand, for solo, to hire, or exchange. For elroularB, containing trms.

rules, please call at tho office. Horses taken to board, with privilogo of the use of ring, at $S0a mouth. Horses can also be accommodated with box stalls. M. ADOLPH BUSOII, RidingMastor.

ool8bm WM. WALTER. Proprietor. "OROOKLYN LYCEUM. lD Washington street, botwoon Concord and! Hilary (opposite tho Brooklyn Institute) is now httod tip with a stage complete In all ite parts, new and elegant soonory, dressing rooms, and all appointmonts snH able for Brst class dramatic performances, concerts, loc tnres, ohnroh fairs, and school oxhlhitions, sociables and at tlie hail, or by letter to I.

J. DUFF. 179 Willoughby Brooklyn, N. Y. ja 4 3m liACE CURTAINS.

JL ACE CURTAINS, CORNICES, LAMBREQUINS, PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. FULL STOCK FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, AT BAILEY'S CARPET HOUSE, Corner of Court and State sts, Brooklyn, Three blocks from City Hall. oc24 3mTn.Th4S a in suaES, CUTLER SONS, 631 (Old No. 21B) FULTON AV. Between Hudson av nnd Navy Btreet, FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES Look out for the Painting of "LITTLE BAREFOOT'S VISION," jel lvTh.S Ta In the Window, jj O.

WHITEUOUSE, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN FINE BOOTS AND SHOES, FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. fc25 lyS.TutTh RI AH PEARCE. OniQINAL PUOPBIETOn OF "LITTLE BAREFOOT SHOE 570 FULTON AVENUE, Old No. 16f, near Flatbush arenuo, oclO BRANCH OFFICES OF TUifl METROPOLITAN INSURANCE CO. rw Rircsv YORK Are located in Brooklyn at Qrp IHO.

BUD JOiP 17 r' Bv Mj 7i CONTINENTAL INSUKAJMCJS CO. 201 MONTAGUB Slivn.nr. CAPITAL $1,000,000 CASH ASSETS, over $3,000,000 GEO. T. HOPE, President.

H. H. LAMPonT, Vice President CHARLES H. DUTOHER, oo301y Secretary Brooklyn Department. GUARDIAN nOMPAKV UUiUaL x.irr, 251 BROADWAY, N.

Y. $2,500,000 All approved forms of insurance Issued. All policieB nonforfeitable by thoir terms. Li uora Jinodos lor tne payment t's ANNUAL DIV1D niim nrnfits nf the Company will bo divided equlta nly among the insured. W.

11. T7l.Pr.dnnt Will. 1. UUUIV.V1H ilVilVVi. L.

McADAM. Beoretary O. H. CLENCH. Assistant Aceut tor itrooiclyn, di (Jourt at.

WM. F. Medical Examiner. NITED STATES flMD, ti THE YORK, EstaniiBneu ioov. Office No.

261. 262. 263 and 264 Broadway, cor. of Warren bU JOHN E. DE Wil Prosldent.

TOW flinfjiiui ut wmuuji i JS SPEASB. Beeretar, D'RGROOT. Cashier. mau iiu.i imu i DBY COOPS, HIILUKEHV. Sec.

A RNOLD, CONSTABLE CO. BROADWAY, OOR. NINETEENTH N. Y. INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, Just recolved, threo cases, DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA, Ranging In prioe from $500 to $1,500.

Fho above CaBhmerea are extra fino Quality and exquisite designs. Also, a largo variety from $125 to J250, bollovod to be the ucau vai EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, 4c. A large assortment of HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, (All widths.) DOUBLE LINEN CHEMISE At very low prices. LINEN EAfB'D CHEMISE YOKES, Below importation prices. 8,000 NEEDLEWORK NIGHT DHS'sg SETSi 35,000 MUSLIN EMB'D BANDS, At half prico.

Also, a spV. did Hpo of SWISS AND CAMBRIC FLOUNCINGS, RUFFLI.VOS, PUFFINGS, 4a. CAMBRIC PLAITfNGS, from $1 to per piooe of 10 yards, FAMILY We aro now offering a Jarge and attractive stock of TABLE DAMASKS, TOWELS AND TOWELINGS. 4 1 SHIRTING AND FRONTING LINENS, IRISH AND SCOTCH SHEETING LINENS, (All widths. DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, NAP AND DOYLIES COLORED DAMASK LUNCHKON CLOTHS, AND NAPKINS.

HUCKABUOKS, BA1H TOWELS, CRASH, FANCY STRIPED SHIRTING INENS. WHITE GOODS. AU tho popular kes. BLANKETS, All grades and sizes. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FLANNELS, EMBROIDERED, COLORED, AND WHITE SHIRT ING FLANNELS, 4o.

WHITE PIQUES. Just received. ja30 2tTuTll fclCKINSON WEST, 319 FULTON SI REET, SELL MUSLINS AT WHOLESALE PRICES, All tho popular stylus constantly ON HAND, Wo call particular at tention to tho DICKINSON 4 WEST MUSLIN. Yard wide, freo from any dressing, fino and heavy and warranted by us as superior for lamily uso. ALSO JUST RECEIVED A full lino of LINEN DAMASKS, NAPKINS.

TOWELS. QUILTS. LINENS, TABLE COVERS, BLANKETS, 40., 4c. All of which will bo sold at tho lowost cash prises. jpREDERICK LOESER, 289 and 281 FULTON STREET, HAVE JUST OPENED TWO OASES OF EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS, AT ONE HALF WHAT THESE GOODS ARE USUALLY SOLD.

ALSO, WBRLEY 4 THOMSON'S CORSETS, PAR BELOW fel 2tTh4S REGULAR PRICES. "I OURNEAY BURNHAM. 133 and 128 ATLANTIC STREET, COLORED SILKS, In all deslrablo shades for suits and evening dresses. BONNET'S, and GUINETS CELEBRATED BLACK SILKS, in all grades, IRISH POPLINS. PIM ONLY.

DIAGONALS, and SATINES, In all tho now colors. LUPIN'S fc'LAOK OABHMBRKS, DRAP D'ETE, DRAP D'ALMA and MERINO SATINE. ENGLISH. BOMBAZINES, HENRIETTAS, BRILLIANTINES, OORTAULD'S O.RAPFS and MOURNING GOODS, Ol all kinds. RICH LACES and EMBROIDERIES, CLOTHS, O.

ASS1MERES and OLOAK1NGS, FLANNELS, BLANKATS, LINENS, DAMASKS, LACE CURTAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACES. MARSEILLES QUILTS, in 11 and best mako importev SHAWLS. SACQUES and HAIR SCARFS. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, of every REAL ALBRIGG AN HOSE and JCUVIN'S GENUINE KID GLOVES. J.

4 B. offer tho bost selected and choicest oign and Domestic Goods to be found anywhoro vory lowost market rates. mhu 1 uglu CONFECTIONERY, ATHENEUM RESTAURANT AND CREAM SALOON. ATLANTIC STREET, UK. ULtniTUN.

Weddings, receptions, balls and dinner parties supplied with Ice creum, confocttonery, glass ware, and everything requisite. ALSO, OYSTERS, BY THE QUART, 100 on 1,000, Sent to all parte of the city, free nf chargo, at tho LOWEST MARKfi'f PRICE'S. W. J. WATSON.

429 CANDIES. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIDES. AMERICAN MIXED OANDY, the host Bold In Brooklyn. 20 oents por pound. Best French MIXED OANDY.

25c. per pound. GUM DROPS, all flavors, 250. por pound. ROSE.

1 VANILLA, BANANA, iionrvil Awn. 25 cents per pound. VI.JUW I CREAM ALMONDS. 1V1 At VOSS', 429 FULTON Near Jay street. N.

A liberal discount allowed to ohurohes, fairs, fes lvalaand parlies. HENRY VOSS. jyl3 ljTh.SMa 1JOBEKT G. ANDERSON, OONFKOTIONER, No 262 Fulton st and 2 and 4 Clinton at, RECEPTIONS AND PARTIEB Supplied with every ohoico variety of CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, 4o. And fnruished entire with SILVER, OHINA, BRIDAL AND FANCY PYRAMIDS, MOTTOKS, GAME, 40.

MUSIO AND FLOWERS FURNISHED, Roliable waiters sent at the Bhortoat jrntfTuTh48 TJBE IIAIK. JATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. This splendid Hair Dye iB the beBt in tho world the only rmi.n nnrlnnrfnnt rfllttlbln. in.l.Jt no dleappolntment; no ridioulous tints; remedies tho ill offeots ot bad dyos invigoratos and leaves the hair soft and beautilul, black and brown. Sold byall druggists and por.

BAToilELOR'S Wig ALD HEADS Can bo covorod with a pirco exaotly fitted to tbo bald spot, sopnrfoot, and wilb work so inKoniciusly contrivod, as to appear oach hair just issuing frnm tho skin ttio boiug exactly of tlio same fliitdo nnd tnsturo ns tho yroiving hair, tlioy nro ao jierfect thoy cannot bo dotootod. mauo oniy at BATtJHKLOR'S Ulil.EBRATJCD WHi FACTORY, myl81yTi.iit' 26 Uoud st, ZVW Ytk. Kn.Hroa.ds. TTENTION. 83 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

At tho solicitation of a number of Dromtnent citizens of Brooklyn, the uniift i iai.ATji. r.AirtH oo vjumi ah Has oponod an oflico at NO. 2 COURT ST, fnear Fulton Bt), BROOKLYN, For tho transaction of a GENKKAL KXPRESS BUS INKSRTO ALL POINTS nn tha lino of tho different railroads running throughout the country, reaching the "West, Northwest, Southwost, through to the Pacifio Ooast, China nnd Janan. A 1 no. to all uolnts tirourhout Canada West.

Onr express matter is transported on fast passenger express trains, and our fa oil ties are unsnrpassod for tne prompt aeiiverv or au Kinas 01 ireiguc, pacKapes. money, bullion, jewelry, and all valuables. Also, collect notes, drafts, and accounts with promptness. All orders left at onr ofnoe will havo prompt attention. doll ly CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY Passenger and Freight Depot In Now York, footof Liborty street.

Connocteat Somorville with South Brannn R. R. at Hamnrinn with tha Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad at Phillipsourg with the Lehigh nnd Susquehanna Division und at Easton with tho Lehigh Valley Railroad and its oonnoctions, forming a direct lino to Pittsburg and the West, without chango of cars; also to Central Pennsylvania and Netf York State. ALLENTOWN LINE TU THE WEST.

WINTER AHRANGE51WNTS. Commencing January 10, 1872. Loavo New York lows: 6 A. For Flomineton. Faston.

Bethloham. vviu.i..., rmi.t,... M.i..nn. rjn.u. varmoi, nazieton, uniiiiannoca, lowanaa, Belvidere, Ac.

8 A. M. For Fasten, ConnoctB at JunctLCcs 4 W. R. It.

with D. L. 9 A. M. Westkhn Express, daily (oxor for Easton, Allentown, narrlsbnrgh and RS' nectsat SmuCTvillefor Iflomington; al jLl.ti," Lehigh and Susquehanna Division Jo Mauoh Chunk, Wilkesbarre.

hcranton, WilhamsporU 7 Ac. at Easton with Lehigh rfauroad foriiiau' Chunk. a. ai. vay i rain lor aoraer illn v.

fli. i or lemlngton. to Allentown. Mauoh rjnuns, iviananoy nazleto a Colvnibia, Lancaster.ripbrata.P Wilkesbivrre, Reading, jttsvillo.Harri.bnrirh. Ac.

t'. m. Jjor c.n Lehigh nndSusq. Divisiomtur jectsat Phillipsburz with Itiith. AllontoiTu.

Wilkos uurre anu Lorantnn, ana KaHtoo with Valley K. for Allentown and tf jitaoautiua; at Paillipdburg for Belvltlere. 3:20 M. M. For PlamJfl eld.

nccts at Junction vrttr nau "oa BK M. SjsonT ll ESrr 2.W. RethliS JUU? innati KXPRESS, dally, for Easton, Cb Jnll 'itowti, ReudiDB, Uurri3burgh, 1'ittsbirg, iS'iP Somorville. ii ii Emigrant) For Easton. it wp rl5lalnheld.

ifn'r KM M. For Plainfield. 9 zabeth at. 5 6 6 :3. 7 :15, 7 :45, 8 :00, 8 :30, 9 'm' l.

A' lu'311. 11:45 A.M.; 12:30, 2,15, 5:15, 6:00, 6:3.1, 7:00. 7:30, nr 9:00. 10:30, 11 :20, 12:00 P. M.

Pen Bets lor Wost oan b0 obtained at tho oflico of tho '5' Rl'lroad of Now Jorsoy, foot of Liborty street, iv York, and at the principal hotels and ticket offices in ew York City. R. E. RICKEH, Superintendent. H.

P. Baldwin. Genoral Passengor Agont, an3 ly 1 I t'ur nu.wih 1 NEW YORK NEW HAVEN RaIL SUMMB11 ARRANGEMENT, C05I. MENDING, MAY 22, 1871. Passonger Station in Now xorli, co nor of Twonty scvonth stroot aud Fourth avenuo.

on rwonty sevontn streot. TRAINS LEAVE NEV EW YORK For New Haven and Bridgeport, 7 :00, 8 :00 Pix) 11 :30 A M. 12:15 (HxM) 3:45, 4:30, 50 and 8:00 P. M. ForMilford.

Stratforl, Fairfield, Sontbport and West port, 7:00, 11:30 A. M. 3:45, 4 0 and 0:30 P. M. For South Norwalk, 7:00, 8:00 11:30 A.

12:15 3:45, 4:80 and 8KH) M. For Darion, 7 :00, 9 :00, 11 A. M. 3 :45, 4 :30, 5 :30 and 6 :30 P. M.

For Stamford, 7:00, 8:00 9:00, 11:30 A. M. 12:15 (I X.1)2:ln,3;00(Es.,)3:45, 6:30, 7:15, 8:00 P. M. For Greenwich and intermediate Stations, 7:00, 9:00, 11 :30 A.

M. 2:15, 3 :45, 4 :45. 6 :30, ti :30. 7:15 P. K.

Sunday Mail Train at 7 P. M. for Boston via both Spring field Line and horo Line. CONNEUTING TRAINS. For Boston via Snnngiiold, 8 A.

and 8:00 P. M. For liostou via Shoro Lino, 12:15,8:00 r. M. For Hartford and Springfield, 8:00 A.

M. 12:15, 3:00 and M. For Connectieut River Railroad, 8:00 A. 12:15 P. M.

to Northampton, and 3:00 P. ftl. Io Montreal. For Hartford, Provideuoo and FishklU Railroad 8:00 A 12:15 P. M.

For Shoro lino Railway, 8:00 A. M. to Norwich and Providence, 11:15, to Now London and Norwich 8:00 P. M. For New Haven and Northampton Railroad, 8:00 M.

M. to Northampton and Willlnmsburgh. For New Huven, Middletown and Willimantio Railroad (Air Line) A. M. and 3:00 P.

M. For Housa tonic A. M. and 3 P. M.

For Naugatuck Railroad, 3:00 A. M. 4:00 P. M. and 4 P.

M. Io vateibury. For Dnnburj and Norwalk Railroad. 7:00 A. 12 15 P.

M. For New Canaan Railroad, 8:00 A.M.; and 4:30 P. M. Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to 8:00 P. M.

Train, and als to Sunday Mai! Train on cither lino, Drawing Room Car attached to tho 8 A. M. and 3 P. M. Trains.

Pa.shL'ii'iers can procure Tiokot.3 to any point reached over this road at tho Depot of tho Now York and Now Havon liidlroad, corner Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenuo: also at the Offices of the Now York Transfer Company, (Dodd'H Express.) No. 941 Broadway aud No. 1 Court street, Brooklyn and bv leaving suitable notico, can have their called for and Chocked from Has tdcuce (oDcatinatiou. EeCOIy JAMES ILJIOYT, Superintondent. NEW YOJdC OKIN RATj A WD HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

Crtmmonciiiir Mondny, November 13, 1R71. Throuph trains will leavo from new depot, Fourth av and Fortj Eccond st. A. Chicapo and Montreal express, with drawinn room cars tiirough to Rochester and St. Albans.

A. Suucial ChiuaRO expruss, with arawlnp room cars to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. A. Northern nnd Western oxprops. hpooial Troy express, on Saturdays.

4:00 P. Montreal express, with sleeping cars from Now York to.M. Albans. P. lixprebs, with slooplng cars for Watertown, Oswego and Canandaicna.

P. Pacific express, with Bloopins cars foi RoClicster, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, also for Chleaaro vl.i both L. S. and C.

Railroads, and for St. Louis via Toledo, lenvPBr.n Sundays at I. M. 11 P. Kxpress, with eleeping cars for Troy and Albany.

All local trains running north of Yoa leers lonvo from new depot. YimUcrs special trains from Tbtrtioth st, west tide, aij hereto rwre. C. II. KENDRIOK, General Passenger Aent.

pe'Bly 8UUTH SIDE It. H. OP L. 1. WINTER ARRANGF.MElVTS.

Commencing OCTOBER R0. 1871, from Rosovclt and Grnnd street forrios, New York. 80 A. M. Mail for Patchoguo.

10:00 A. M. Accommodation to Babylon. P. M.

Express for Patchogno. 4:30 P. M. Accommodation forlalip, thrugh to P.itch okuo on Saturdays. 5:30 P.

M. Babylon Accommodation, M. Accommodation for Merrick. Tho 8:00 and 10:00 A.M., ami 3:30, and 6:30 P. trains connect at Valley Stream for Rock away and HempBtosd.

ja2tf C. W. DOUGLAS, Superintendent. COKPOKATIOIV NOTICES. A1 OKJJINAISCE DIRECTING THE DIGGING 1 OWN OF LOTS OF GROUND.

Oinco of the Street Commissioner, No. 6 City Hall. ROBERT FURKY, Street Com mi sai oner. Tho Myor and Al (iermeuof tho City of Brooklyn, in Common Council convened, do onact. a follows: Section 1.

'Phut the digging down of the lots, pieces or parcels of ground hereinafter described, is hereby decided to be necessary for abating a nuisanco, and tho said lota, which are situated ns follows: On Fifteenth streot, south side, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, aro hereby directed to bo dug down to too grade of tho adjoining streets, at the expense of the owner or owners thereof. Sec. 2. In case the owner or owners of the said lots, pieces or parcels of ground, shall not comply with tho first section hereof, within ten days aftor the first publication of this Ordinance, tho Streot Commissioner is hereby directed to advertise for proposals for doing the nocossary work for complying with this Ordinance, and ho shall report tho said proposals to this Common Council, to tho end that the Common Council niny direct a coniract to be made for doing tho said work.at thoexponso of such owner or owners. Sec.

3. Notico shall bo given to all persons affoctod by this Ordinance, by publication horoof in tho Corporation newepapors for ten successive days, and tho advertisement for proposals as aforesaid shall bo published in Buch newspapers for ton successive days. Sec. 4, Tho exronso of tho said work which shall be done pursuant to the second soction hereof, shall be assessed and collected in tho samo manner as for regulating, grading and paving streets. Adopted October 9, 1871.

WM. G. BISHOP. Citv Clerk. Approved January 10, 1872.

iaSl. lot S. S. POWELL, Mayor. AJN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE DIGGING DOWN OF LOTS OF GROUND.

Office of the Stroot Commissioner, No. 6 City Hall. ROBERT FURKY, Street Commissioner. The Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Brooklyn, in Common Council oon voned, do onact as follows Section 1. That tho digging down of tho lots, pieoes or parcels of ground hereinafter described, is hereby decided to be necessary for abating a nuisance, and tho said lots, which aro situated as follows On Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, between E.ghth and Ninth avenues, aro horoby direoted to bo dug down to the grade of the adjoining stroots at tho expense of the owner or owners thereof.

Sec. 2. In case the owner or owners of tho said lots, plocos or parcels of ground, shall not comply with tho first section hereof, within ton days after the first publication of this ordinance, tho Street Commissioner is horoby directod to advertise for proposals for doing tho necpssary work for complying with this ordinance, and he shall report tho said proposals to this Common Council, to tho end that tho Common Council may direct a contract to be mado for doing the said work, at tho expense of such owner or owners. Sec 3 Notice shall be given to all persons affected by ttiis ordinance, by publication hereof in the Corporation newspapers for ten successive days, and the advertisement for proposals as aforesaid shall be published in such newspapers for ten successive days. Soc.

4. The expenso of the said work which shall bo done pursuant to the stscond section hereof, shall bo. assossod and collected in the same manner as for rogulatmg, grading and paving streets. Adouted. October 9, 1871.

Approved, January 10, 1872. juU IDt S. S. POWELL. Mayor.

CORPORATION NOTICE A MENTS CONFIRMED For GAS LAMPS AND POSTS. Delta) avenuo, between avenue and Broadway os trail avenue, botweon Gates avenuo and Monro street; southeast corner of Plymouth and Bridge streets Baltic street, between Carlton and Vanderbilt avenues Pearl streot, betweon Fulton avenuo and Sands street Hudson avenuo, botween Fulton avenuo and JohnBf Btreet; Bridge streot and PortUnn avenue; Water street, south fide, 100 fee. east of old fltrcpt; Willoughby avenue, between Throop and Yates avenues; Dock street, west side, lot) foot north of Front streot; Concord street, botween Bridge and Fulton struets; Guincy street, bctwoon Tompkins and Throop avenues; John street, mirth side, 11 feet oast of Bridge Btreet; TUlary street, south side, 10(1 feet wost. ol" Carll Htreet gas lump and podoatal northwest cornor of Van Brunt and King street''. FLAGGING SIDEWALKS.

Hall Ftroot, east side, between Myrtlo ami Flushing avo nucs; Herkimer street, both sides, between old Olova Road and Ralph avenue; Wyokoff street, south side, botween Fourth and Fifth avenues; Warren stroct, both sides, between Fourth and Fifth avenues; Lafayofcto avo nue, both sidos. betweon Clasami avenuo and Hall streot. UKADlMi AIJ Chnnncoy streot, from Fulton to Roid avonue Cedar et, botween Bushwick and Contral avenues; Nostraud Bttv 'e, from Myrtlo to Flushing avenue. RPKk ssesements in the above outitled nmtter3 were duly on tlio eleventh day of December, 1871, and the conhriiib. roils or fair voploa tliorcot, will bode original ak .0 Collector of Taxos aud Assessments on the Hvcred to tv.

jnnuary. 1W2. Notico is horoby given to eleventh that by paying their several assess all parties mtetv Collector of Taxes and Assessments to Isaac il iQ tJlQ wty Hll ff jtnjn tUirty days arter rCrJjo ata igcaogg collGctors, witb addition. 1 cborEOB IhcroOIl uroTOloa oj Iw. Dted Oammlo ior.

jn.ll TTOTICE IW THE MATTER OF THE tlon nf the Oor'" OrlUnOll of tho Oity 01 Sixth avenuo to Sevonth avonna, lnt c2' To all whom it may concern: Wo, tjo missioned of Estimate on the hV 'JJ ftS give notico that we havo coropk tod our report in tho above mutter, and that the said ret a7P in tho office of tho Clerk of the Cc. BSd thS' we will umlnntion by all persons interes EUliy we.w,UI Kit at 1 ho oyfflce of tho Counsel to Citv of Brooklyn, at tho City Hall, on Wodnogdoy, tho 7th day of February, 1872, at 2 o'olook in aftrnoon, to r8. view or said report. Da rod Brooklyn, January 2a, 181 WILLIAM WALTON. 1 FELIX MoCLOSKEY, 'mmissloners.

ja25 lilt HENRY N. NKKDHAM, NOTICE IN THE MATTER 010 'H application of the Common Ooanofl of of Brooklyn, in relation to opening President (A root, rrom Third to Fourth avenuo, in tbo City of BmoScijn, Vfhomitniay concern: Wo, tho undorsigued I. Bioners of Estimate on tbo abovematter, do honk 'tf notico tbnt we havo completed our roport In tho HUo muttor, nnd that the said report and map aro filed Oflico of tho Clerk or tho County of Kings, for oxxol ni1' tion by nil persons lntorestod. and that wo will moot at ne, offico nf tho Counsel to the Corporation of the Citv ir Brooklyn, at the Oity Hall, on Tuesday, tbo 6th day 4K February, 1873. at2 o'clock in tho afternoon, toroviowoar said report.

Dated Broomyn, uauuary wia. THOM AN T. Vi Will, FELIX McCLOSKKY. Commissioners. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tho undersigned.

Commissioners appointed by tho Supremo Court for tlio purposes of opening Sixtieth stret in the City of Brooklyn and Towns of Now Utracht and 1 jtvesend, iu.tlio County of Kings, under an act of Iho Legislature of this State, passed April (i, 1871, intond to proceed to mako tho award and assossmont required by the said Aot, and will moot for that purpose on tho twelfth day of next, at two d'olock in tho nltornooii, nt tho otticc of the Town Survey Commission of King? County No. Fulton stroot, in tho City of Brooklyn, at which meeting all persons interested may appear and bo heard in roiiii ion t.i tlio aaid iiward and assossmont. Dated Jan uiuy 10, 1W2. ANDREW liKOEMAV, WILLIAM H. STILWELL.f Commissionors.

ial920t JOHN OUW ESUOVKN. Steams lips. A. WHITE STAR LINE. A NRW YORK.

CORK AND LIVRRPOOT NEW AND FUL1 POWER" I STEAMSHIPS. THE SIX LARGEST IN THfl WORLD. OCEANIC, CELTIC. REPUBLIC, ATLANTIC, liALTIO, AJDR1ATJ0, 6,0011 tons burden S.OOO b. p.

each. Sailing frojn Nbw 'Vork on SATURDAYS, from LiYor pool on THURSDAYS, and Cork 'harbor tho day foliosring. From tliu White St.ir Dock, Pavon1a Kerry, Je rsoy Cltv. Passonger accommodatlon'j (forall classeB) aprivallod, combining SAP1ITY, ANr) COMFORT, fialoons, eta.erooms, 'Bm0king room and bathroomB in roiilshirt soction, whi jeasl motion is felt, buxgoans and etewardoHsesr ccomr nythcso RATES g0 gold SteerAgo, $34 currency. Thoeo wishing ec for ftlonds from the Old Country uui uuH uumui steerage prcpam cor.iuuftir Pa.sengew booked to or from all parts of America, Ohini eV1" jburE' Norway, Svtodon, Indii, Australiu, tickets grantod at lowest rates.

from 1 upward. inspect ion of plans and other information, apply a Oompnpy's otticos, No. 15) Broadway. Now York, or to A QUIMBY, 201 Montague st ttlfi IXJU A KJM, 18 Court st.ftnd TliOA. FITZalMOK.

lu Atlantic av, Brooklyn. fiVJJL. ANCHOH him STEAMBRb nnAV SAIL EVERY WRDftRSDAY AND SATURDAY TO AND FKOM GLASGOW and DiiliRY. Passensoni bcokrd and forwarded to and from all Rall wav Stations in Groat Britain, Ireland, Gormany, Norway. Sweden, or Denmark, and America, as safely, snoeduy, comfortably and cheaply, as by any other route or line.

'1 HE NEW DEPARTURES. FROM GLASGOW. FROM HEW YOV.S.. Jan. 13 AUSTRALIA FeD.

3. Jan. 21) EURO PA Fob. 10. Jan.

27 INDIA. Sat. Feb. 17 Feb. 3 AN LI A Fob.

24 And an extra steamer every WEDNESDAY, from Plor No. 20. North River. N. noon.

RA'iHIS OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY, TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW OR DRRRY. FIRST CABIN, $65 and $75. according to location. EXCURSION TICKETS, (cood for 12 months), securing bost accommodations, $130. fntermcdiato, $3i.

Steerage, $28. CERTIFICATES ATRKDUOKD RATES can lie bought here by those wishing to sond for Iholr DRAFTS ISSUED PAYABLR ON PRESENTATION. Apply at the Company's Offices, 7 Bowling Green, N.Y. HENDERSON BROTHLRS, Agents, Or to A. H.

UOOME, Sfi9 Fulton st, Brooklyn, V. ALDRIDGE HO Court st, Brooklyn, and T. Firz. SIMONS, 15 Hamilton ave. ap5 ly CUNAUD LINE STEAMERS TWICE A week betwoen Now York and Liverpool, calling at Queenstown.

Sailing from Liverpool every Tuesday and Saturday, from Now York everv Wednoadnvand Saturday. Cabin passage to Livorpool $50 gold. Steerage pas.ago, $30 currency. Passage from Liverpool, Queenstown, or any part of Europe, at lowest rates. For freight or cabin passage apply to 4 Bowling Green.

For steerage passago apply at 111 Broadway, N. or at Office of the United Stalos Express Company, 2 Court st, Brooklyn. CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agont.

ja24 lyTu.ThAS INMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Roval Mall steamers aro ariDOinted to sail as follows: CITY OF PARIS Saturday, Fob. 3, 12 M. OITY Off SiKW YORK Saturday, Feb. 10, 7 A.

M. CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday. Fob. 17, 12 OTTY OF LONDON Saturday, Fob. 24, 2 P.

M. CITY OF ANTWERP Saturday Blarch 2, 11 A. CITY OF MONTREAL March 9.2 P. M. Ard ench succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from Pior lb.

wortu tuver. RATES OF PASSAGE: First Cabin Steerage $30. currenoy Passengers also forwarded to Paris, Havro, Hamburg, Sweden. Norway and Denmark, ac reduced rates. Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persoos vnsDmg to sen a ior tneir irtems.

For further information apply at tbo Company's ofnc. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, H. or D. P.

HOWELL, 10 Court st, Brooklyn jyl tf ATIONAL LINE. Steamers weekly to and from Liverpool and Quoonstown, Leaving i.ivernool every Leaving Queenstown ovory THURSDAY. Leaving New York overy SATURDAY. Cabin passage to Liuerpool or Queenstown $65 and $75, ourxency; steorage passage to Liverpool or Queonstowu $28 from Livorpool or Quoenstown $S2 For further information apply to THOMAS FITZSIM MONS, 15 Hamilton avanue, or to J. F.

W. HURST, Manager. No. 69 Broadway, N. Y.

The steamers of this line aro the largost in tho trade. mb31 ly NORTH GKKMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The Steamship HERMANN, Captain G. Rolchmann, will sail on SATURDAY, February 3. FROM BREMEN PIER, FOOT OF THIRD HOBOKEN.

FOR SOUTHAMPTON. To be followed by tho Stoamsbip LEIPSIG, Captain W. Jaeger, on SATURDAY, February 10. RATES OF PASSAGE, Pavablo in gold or its equivalent in curroncy: First Cabin t30 Second Cabin 2 ,,,,,1,., 30 For freight or passage, apply to OIO.RT0HS A tf 2 Bowling Green, N. Y.

NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL tiTKAMSHTPS BETWiCEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. CALLING AT BREST. Tbo splendid vessals on this favorite routa for tho Continent will sail from Pier No. 50, North Rivor, as follows: PEREIHE, Danro Saturday, Feb.

10 ST. LAUKKNT.Lomatro Saturday, Fob. 34 WASHINGTON. Roussan Saturday. March VILLE DE PARIS.

Surmont Saturday, March 33 Prico of passage in gold (including wino) to Brest or II a vie: First cabin $125 I Socond cabin $75 Excur tickets at reduced rates These st rs do not carry steerage passengers. American trvjiors going to or returning from tho Continent of Europo, by fikinic iho stevnors of this lino, avoid both transit by English railroad and tho discomforts of crossing tha channel, beaido savlug timo, trouble aud expenso. je7 ly GEORGE McKENZIE. Agent, Broadway. STONINGTON XlNE FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.

The New and Elegant Sidowhoel Steamer, STONINGTON AND NARRAGANS KT Capt. Wm. M. Jones. Ray Allen.

From Pier 33, foot of Jay street, North River, at 4 P. daily, ARRIVING IN BOSTON A HEAD OF ALL OTHER LINES. Tickets sold and Staterooms secured at No. 319 Bro td of New Pearl stroct, and at Dodd's Fxprcs othce, No. 944 Broadway, Nc.v York, and No.

1 Court st, Brooklyn. Froight always as low as any other hnc. D. S. BABCOCK, President my25 tf Stoniugton Steamboat Co.

OTEATyFto" QTlTEENSTbWN'AND LIV orDOol. carrying the United Statos mails. Bailing evory WEDNESDAY. Wyoming, sails Wednesday Feo. 7.

Minnesota, sails Wednesday, Feb. 14. B'rom Plot IB. North Kivor. Cabin passaire, gold: steerage, Soli cui rency.

Propnid tickets, $33 cuironcy. Passongors booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, Ac. Drafts on lrolana, Hnglana, France and German at lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS GUION, 29 Broadway. or V.

ALDRIDGE 2d Oourfc stree. or to THOS. FlTZSltlONS, 15 Hamilton av, Brooklyn. jo2 lv s.mffi i TASCOTT'S EMIGRATION BRITISH AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE AGENCIES, 86 ROUTH ST, NEW YORK. Pnesage tickets issued to bring parties from L'adin, Liverpool, Queenstown, Belfast by Mail Steamers or Sailing Packets.

Bailing weekly. Also, from Liverpool to Now OVtoans by tho Liverpool and Mississippi Steamship Line, flailing woekly. Drafts aud Exchanco on Messrs, Precott, Groto bankers, London, and" Messrs.W.Tapscott Liverpool. tBSuedattho lowest rates, and payablo in any part of Great Britain and Ireland also, available in any part of the Continent of Europe, For furthorpaiiiculars npnly to XAJrHUOTI lUiU IH Wita iX li oc 88 South street, N.Y, ap37 is Tu.ThAS Steamboats. NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.

FOR BOSTON, Via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER, 1871. SUMMER ARK ANG EM EN T. 137 1. The splendid steamers NEW YORK. OLD COLONY, Loavo alternately DAILY, (Sundays oxcoptod), From Pier No.

30, North River, foot of Chambors st; tho most direct route to Tauuton, Middloboro, Plymouth, Cape Cod, Nantucket. New Bedford, Martha's Vino yard, and tho south sboro of Massachusetts. FREIGHT RECEIVED UP TO 4 M. JAMES. PISK, Ju Prosldont.

M. R. Simonb, Managing Dirootor. Chas. B.

Kimball, General Passenger Agont. H. H. MANGAM, Freight Agent. mr2 lv HE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENO UK LINK, FOR CHARLESTON, S.

THE FLORIDA rOK AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. TR I WEEKLY LINE. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, Sidling from Pioi 29, North River, at 3 P. M. THE SIDE WHEEL STEAMSHIPS CHARLESTON, Captain James Berry, on TUESDAY, January 30.

SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain J. T. Beckett, on THURSDAY. February 1. MANHATTAN, Captain M.

S. Woodhull, on SATURDAY, February S. Superior accommodations for pas3ongorg. Tnrough pas SfiKO tickets and bills of lading issued in connection with the South Carolina Railroad to all points south and southwest, and over tho Northeastern Railroad to Floronce. Choraw, and all points ou tho Choraw and 'Darlington Railroad, and with stoamors to Florida ports.

Insurance by this lino oDO half por cont. Goods forwarded froo of commission. Bills of lading furnished and signed at. the office. Local passenger and freight otrico No.

177 Wost st, corner Wanen. HENRY R. MORGAN Agents. For through freight tariff, or further on in ref oronootothrough freight, apply to BENTEY D. HARKLL, General Agent, Groat Southern Freight Line, 317 Broad way, cornor of 'Jbomasst.

nihil ly (JOKPOKATION NOTICES AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE DIGGING DOWN OF LuTS OF GROUND. Office of tho Mreot Commissioner, No. 6 City rrnll. ROUERT FUREY, Streot Commissioner. Tho Mayor and Aldermen of tho City ut Brooklyn, Common Council convened, do onact as follows JMSCTIOH 1.

Thatthodigglug down of tho lots, pieces or parcels of ground hereinafter described, Is hereby decided to be necessary for abating a nuisanco, and tbo said lots, which uro situated as follows On Dean Btreet, both sides, between Washington and Grand avenues, aro boroby directed to bo dug down to tho grade of tbo adjoining streets, at the expense of the owner or owuors thoioof. Soc. 2. In case theownoror owners of tho said Jots, pieces or parcels of ground, shall not comply with tho lirst section hereot, within ten days aftor tbo first publication of this Ordinance, tho Street Commissioner is horoby directed to advertise tor proposals for doing tho nocossary work lor complying with this Ordinance, nnd he shall report tbo said proposals to this Common Council, to tho ond that the Common Council may direct a contract to be made for doing the said work, at the espouse of such ownororowu QRec3. Notice shall bo pivon to all persons alTeeted by this Ordiuanco, by publication horoof in tho Corporation Newspapers for ton successive days, and tho advertisement for proposals as aforesaid shall bo published in such Newspapers for ton successive days.

Sec. A. Tho expense of tho Bald work which shall bo done pursuant ro tbo second section hereof, shall bo assessed and collected in tbo samo manner as for regulating, grading and paving streets. Adopted, December 27, 1871. WM.

G. BISHOP. City Clerk. Approved January 10, 1872 ja2ti Hit. S.

S. POWELL, Mayor. ORDIN AN CE Dl RECTUM THE DIGGING DOWN OF LOTS Olt' OROTTND. iffiCG Of tho Street Onmmlssionnr. Nn.

fi Citv Hull ROBERT FUREY, Streot Commissioner. Tbo May or auoAldermon of tho City of Brooklyn, In Common Council convened, do onact as follows: Section I. That the digging down of tho lots, pieces or paroolaof ground horoinafterdosoribod, is horoby decided to bo nocossary for abating a nuisance, and the said lots which are situated as follows On Thlrteonth and Fourteenth strocts, botween Seventh nnd Eighth nvonnos, aro hereby direoted to bo dug down to tho grado of tbo adjoining streets, at tho exponso of the owner or owners thereof. Sec. 2, In case tho ownerorownersof thosald lota, pieoes or parcels of ground shall not comply witb the llrst soction hereof, within ton days aftor tho rir.t publication of this ordinanco, tbo Street Commissioner is horoby direoted to advertise for proposals for doinff the nocossary work for complying with this ordinanco, and ho shall roport tha said proposals to this Common Council, to tbo ond that the Common Council may diroot a contract to bo mado for doing tho said work, at tho exponso of snob owner or owners.

Sqo. 3. Notico shall bo givon to all parsons affoctod by this ordinanco, by publication horoof in tho Corporation newspapers for ton successive days, and tbo advortisemont for proposals ns aforesaid shall bo pubiiahod in such newspapers for ton success! vo days. Soc. 4.

Tbo oxponso ot tho said work which shall bo dono pursnant to tho socond section Iboroof, bo as and collected in tho Bame manner as for regulating, grading and paving streots. Adopted Octobor 9, 1871. a WW G.BISHOP.Oity Clerk. Approved, Jannary, 10, 1872. S.S.

POWELL, Mayor. TVTOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIR13CT R01? T0 PENCED. Notiee is hereby given to fc parties interested, of frho intention of tho Common Ov of his oiiy' anordlnauoo to direct lots ou Rn, edgo street, north side, from Loo to Bedford avonuo, and 011 Hewos atreot, north side, from Lee to Bedford ovoiiu fenced with a olose board or pickot fonco six fuel whore not alroady dono, to abate a uuis.uioo, Dated Brooklyn. January 27, 1873. ja27 Ufc ROBERT FUREY, Stroct Commissioner.

OTIO.v' OF ORDINANCE TO CAUSE 'W Vrt 1U Ml. ijAulirlLli MOtlOO IS QrO 1 o.ic nr. dirties intorostud. of tho ititoutton 01 too Common cite to pats an ordinaiiuo In i'au sidewalk. Mo Ub lagged in front of the lots ot round on Third a west Hide, between Hamilton nvcnuo and Nineto.

nth street, to tho width of teot. wboro not iflroady Ha o. rd to romovo tho old bricks lis to iJr with tho. ordinance. Datad liroukiyu, Jau ROBRKT Street Ouinlsionor.

the ooklyn Dau, KAOLR publlahed every afternoon in ibe Hajtlo Bnildlnjjs. S4, and 88 Pulton street, 1 delivered to city subscribers every evening, at filitt'Oii cents per week, payable to the carriers. The liuooKLYX Daily Kaole basalareer circulation V.v.,i any otln evening pjinot published In America. Tln're are pis hundred thou and poople on Long Island, and tlio is admittedly the oiponent of the local interests of tbie population, A an advertising medium, thereore, the Eagle Is un puriaKS! d. larRor and more conentrated circulation for tt.t' money than any other p.

por. HATKS i'OH ADVCRTISING. SOLID AGATE MEAs'o ItEMENT. Ordinary advertisements, lu cents per line each iniortlon. 5inGss Nc 2d pace, 2 cents per lino each insertion.

4th pngc, 15 cents per lino. 1 oral Notic lid 511 cnta per lino osich insertion, i and Instruction, Hi cunts per liao each hCrtlun. of 5 per coot. ftr 2ri Insertions In 1 month. Intromit of lu per cent, lor 18 insertion? in 3 mantes.

Di eonnt of l.ipvr cant, for 15 in in raontlw. li. count of 25 per com. for 313 iuacrtlona in tf months. AmuBcmcn'fi 2 cents per line net each Insertion.

Lectures, M.tmfiS lu conts por lino not eauh insertion. Pr.n Notice or Six Likes or Less. Lost and Found, conts 1 time, and 50 cants Bnbao (luGnt insertion. For Sale and To Let, 75 cents 1 timo. and 50 conts each subsequent insertion.

Boarding, 75 cents 1 time, and 5') cents each subsequent insert ion. Wants, 75 conts 1 time, and 50 cants oach Bubsoauon. in lino in excess of 6 lines, and if insortod overy other day, or leas frequently, the samo price fuch insertion. SilnaTions Wanted. 2f cents each insertion.

Notices, Sl.WJ oach Insertion. each insertion. Kabbath and Hcligmua, ill cent each insertion. And 10 conts per lla in excess of 6 linoa. Terms Cash is advance.

lirooklyn, January 1, 1871. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING VY EVEUY DEBCKIPT ON, LITHOGRAPHING, KNGRAVING. 8TKRK0TTrlNG, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING, DONE IN EVERY 8TY K. MAMMOTH FOSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Address BR00Ktr DAILY KAGLE.

AUCTIONEEKS. TpY WM, COLE. COI.K MURPHY. Anctlonears. SATURDAY, Fubrniry 3, At 11 o'clock, at Salonroom WAGONS' HARNESS, AC Now and socond nana top and orion agons, rockawuyn.

phaetons, business wairons, mdbIu and double harness, robea, blankets, saddles. JOSEPH HEOEMAN CO. FRIDAY, FEBURARY 2. At 1U A at the Central Salesrooms. Willoughby st, corner Poari, Brooklyn.

REt.ULAR WEKKLY SALES. Larec assorlraent ot handsome parlor, otaamoor and fltn iDK roan lurnituro. bookcases, mattrossos. glass, crockcry: llated ware, fancy eoods, Brussels and Ingrain carpets, Ac. at P.

M. rosewood pianos and parlor suitos. "aVYANUEIiVEEK, AUCTIONEEll Pf a Monday. Febiunryo, at 13 o'clock, on the promises, Fnt Nrw York av. at tho terminus of iulton av car route.

linst Now York, Kjecutor's sale to oloso tho estate of Uonklln Carll, deceased. House and lots with stable. For particulars inquire cf DITM AS F.WELL, Eipoutor, Eusl Nun York. AUCTIONEER AND I. HF.AL ESTATE AllENT, 823 Broadway, eornor ot Myrtle av.

Brooklyn. E. has an active demand for liout is to rent in his locality. Uoal and personal property sold at private or auction sale on fair and reasonable term" Exelinmos mado in real estat. Immediate and sativfarlorv at tontion Kiwn to all orders.

Advances made on con ienments of porsonal property. The patronage of is rosncctfully soMcited. ja2; lm COLE, AUOTIONEEK. Vit? Mull. HrookliTi.

FRIDAY. February 2, At 12 at the Commercial KxcbanRO, Fulton st, opposite tin City Hull. Brooklyn. Ai idi lni feet tlic house is nearly new, has all me modern improvemoiits and the sale will bo positive. By order of the Supreme Court, under direction of N.

1L Clement, Vq. llefeece. Terms AtffaJe. Ja27 at iit i 13 VlT O'C! A 1 .17. RV ORilTCTl of Messrs Newman Morris, Myrtle THOMAS LINDSAY will sell on MuNl'AY, February 4.

at 10M i. UK Into tlinn nnd WfttllAIl's ii niioutu oin vn ..,.1 itntnlion potfilvnt 'lins. rillBS fiJra itnl or. Whcclpr A Wi! uu. Siuifors' Family, and OllCraiinil uiatuiuea, uttaTTP.PW TPriAl Ai Ar.

Al TT tioneers. Real Estate ard Insuranoo Agents. Krooklyn salesroom, aft i uiron oiuy nun. Brooklyn. Particular attention paid to furniture and out Brooklyn, rarticuiar attention iiaiu to rurnuure auu um doorRaios.

Bvooklyo City Securities. Stocks and Bonds nM nnd npf'tiiited Westoru Riilroad tacks ia2 1m WSTKUCTIOPT. A BOLD A351 RAPID HANDWRITING cut rortninly ho acquired, for too tntllDj: cost ol a. Hl'dlVVK'S. Kiiltjin st.

Tillarv. SLiifness and run! tri mhlinz romovfd. Yon can take lessons while on your way homo from business. Ladies1 department sepa rate uay ana evening. joi ji A GOOD CHANCE FUR YOUNG MEN XTL to learn the Vreuoh and Spanish lanKuajtos.

by Pro rtur if txs. whn ti iq i it lii'fTiin an evnnin? class where he will, by his pat c. advance the knowiedyoof either or both lancnanes to ail who may have the desire ni lr.miML' in the duns. Also, he will personally Kive pri vate during thr djtv. For further in (iniro at Grinds st, or 15ro.nl way, ft.

ja4 A LADY WHO HAH HAD MUCH SUC iil nmnricnrK in r. rh i 1 hn Frt nch htniruatre. 1.11 tho I hr.ini ft nf VmrKsh oducation. de rcr to i.htrriTi abituatinn asvitiitint; ovornoss, for a fw hnure dailv, in a family or private school; tho highest refereiiro ivtn address Mt3, M. lilVAll Etiplooiiice.

tic KOVKE'a UUblNEtiS COLLEGE, Tillars. 22 years establishod. OUR SEPARATE DKI'ARTM KNTS, viz Commercial, English, Ladififa aud private rooms for Inf. terms dating from entrance. Call or write for oircular.

ly LAKK'S 1 NT A I A BUSINESS CULLEliE. vu in in ,1 11 f'HITttT KT TWO DIS'l iNcT DKPARTMENTS. First Young men aad boye nualiried for business. Second Boys taught Reading, Writing, Spelling, Grammar. Arithmetic.

Geography, etc. null ly T1UNITY KCHOOL FOR B0YS 35 Clinton st. Ncit Term begins WEDNESDAY. January SI. IS72.

Right Rev. A. N. LITTLE JOHN, D. I'renident Hoard of Trustees.

Rev. T. G. VALPY. Hoaci Masfor, 21 Clinton st.

Circular at DeSelding'3, 277 Fulton st. ja27 7t irnjsiCAii msTitucriow. KOFESSOU LUOIAN MAAS' MUSICAL INSTITUTE, 179 Dutneld st. between Myrtle av. and Willoughby st.

Vocal and instrumental, $25 per year, (12 mouths), half in advanco. Never mure than two taught atonco. SSI FOR PRrVATE LKdSOJfS AT THE INSTITUTE. N. 11.

Agents for F. C. Light maanitioont pianos, for cash or on Installmeuts; likewise on hand a niamiiiicent stock of nuino music and songs, piano stools aud covers imported from Germany. fel 2t" OUKANS APfM ItllJSIC. QHICKEKING AND SONS' PIANOS.

THE BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD. AT A LOW PRIdE FOR CASH, OP. HY INSTALMENTS OR TO RENT. EVKUY INSTRUMENT FULLY GUARANTEED IN HVERY PARTICULAR. GEO.

WOODS 4 OO'S ORGANS, SOLD OR RENTED ON THE BEST TERMS TO BE FOUND IN THE OITY. CHANDLER BROTHERS, 171) MONTAGUE BTREBT, Belli If PIANOS. OU'rANS. 4H5 Broomo st, near Broadway, New York. C.

M. TREM AINK A I'lANOFORTK Manufaoturers and general agents for tht BUKDli'T COMBINATION ORGAN', containing Carpenter A Burdett's new improvements. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE. The disagreeable reedy tone entirely overcome in this Instrument. The verdict la unanimous.

We challengo the Bdrld te equal it. We can furnish now Seven Octavo Pianofortes from $275 Jo Second band Pianos, Organs and JVIelodouns from IO to 825(1. New Cabinet Organs 415 to 41,000. sc2S ly Th.SiTu 'in, NEW 7 OOTAVE PIANOS, 3 7 modern hnnrovomonts. for cash.

Now onvms and melodenns tor $50, $riU and $7U, cash, al WATERS' No. ifl Broadway, N. Y. ja2t'5t' M.Tu.Th.FAS WINES, MltDOUS, TTENTION WINE TRADE. WELLINGTON, KIDDER 4 00 UNITED STATES WINE WAREHOUSE NO.

74 BROAD ST11KET, NEW YOR PORT SHERRY, MADEIRA, BRANDIKS. KT. CROIX and JAMAICA RUM, In uoud and to arrive, CHEAP, IN LARGE LOTS. SAMPLES ATOFFIUE. WELLINGTON KIDDRR 4 71 BROAD STREET.

GINS, ap2.a 1.F HANOI ACABJEMIE8. CH. KIVBUS' DANCING ACADEMY, 175 Stats Bt, corner of Court, For the Seasons of 1H71 and '72 classes will meet as follows: Tuesday and Friday aftornoons for ladles, adult olsss. Tuesday and Friday evenings for gentlemen. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons for children.

Wednesday evenings for ladies and gentlemen. Ploaso call or send for a olroular. J. T.U11IS5 DANCING ACADEMY oni ana unon si, opposite uity Halt AT HIS RESIDENCE, No. 437 Clinton av, between Groeno and Gates avs For further particulars call or sond for circulars rka 2m CliAIKVOYAIVTS, AliROOKLYN CLAIRVOYANT FOR ten years.

Tho colebratod original MADAMK Cil.iFFOIiU, the greatest IMok medtoai aa(i business Clairvoyant and Prophetess, examines diabase, peraoually and by hair; prescribes unfatiins? remadies, and Is con eulted on allatfairs of lif and business nonorally Batts taction icuarauteed. 24 Myrtlo av, near Fulton st If Of i CLAIRVOYANT THE DIS5T1NGU1S1S ED MADAME DeDORK. from Paris, tells all nast. present aud luturn events; lost aud stolon gon.Js recovered iirings together those separated, absent fnonds lucky u'iiiibera given. Ladies, 50 cents; gents.

SI Hniiri SroniSA M.toSP. M. Ui old and 124 No KultoS st betweon liddagh and Henry sts, third floor front rooms. jailflf MADAME )t 7 1 I ATE FROM SAN Francisco, Inspdnl Clairvoyantand Sniritnal Mo ilium. Price ono dollar.

No. 11:3 Sands Bro0klyu I 4i' MADAME ECKEItT, l(ifCONOolU) i 1 Bridge, cm 13 consnlteii cn all aflairs of liie abbont friends fount; losr and stohm goods recovered; i.iore than 2.000 pot.pl.' toslifv to the wonderful nbii Uy t.f ll'ls lady; tukt 5 tfrno and satfafjic tion; I rrach, German and English spokou. Fee all cents hu geott, admitted. jat; yt.