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isJlECTrVIi HOTICB8.v SPkciAl WOf tCB8. The question then ratnBfmtlWjiwttoo, of Aid. Wallajie to strike out se'oUon twenfy aegptn jsald, ordlnonoe, itwasnotereidtjy lthefolItwanf sf Affirmative AldWiBa, 4. Neaative Aid. Whitney, MolinfchUn, Newman, O'BrleDrBelBJiap, TTHMD, 'HatBgwuy, Kelly, Turton, TtnuiT.

Tnlor. Bliss. KalbHelsch. Bulmer 1. i The question then being on the motion of Aid.

New her residence; (teaava, eoraer belweem the hours of 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. ,1 Hra. be happy to refer otraagara to hundredsln Brooklyn and Newport restorej under haroare. ap27 3ra BS.

HAT WARD'S NEW BOTANICAL MEDICINE STOBE, o.90Myrtle avenue. Pdr tumety, Fmney Awiclee, Ac. myl91m A CUBE FOR RHHUMATISM, AND4LL 1 EttEUMATIC AFFBOTIOH8 a If direofJoM ore 8WnbadbwdU). TOOMBS" GBEAT (JEEMAN REMEDY. For sale 2 per bottle) at the drug stores of H.

PABKHB, 281 Fulton avenne. I AW. BELL, corner of Gold street and Fulton 'feHtf. OSTIVKNESS 1HE MOST PROL1FIP SOURCE OF ILL HEALTH. DB, HARRISON'S PEBISTALTIO LOZENGES, I 1NDOB8ED BY ALL THE MBDIOAL JOURNALS A8 THB HOST AGREEABLE, CONVENIENT, EFFECTIVE AND SDBB I BEMEOY FOB 1 OOST1VHNESS, DYSPEPSIA, PILES.

Pleasant to the palate, cause no pain, aot promptly, never require increase of dose, do not exhaust, and for elderly peiBona, females and children, are jast the thing. Two taken atnight move the bowels once the next morning 'Warranted in all cases of the Prxfes and Fallino oI the Keoium. We promiBe a oure for all symptoms of Dxspep 6X4, euch es Oppssion i after Eating, Sour ting of Food, Palpitations; also Headache, Dizziness. Pain in the Back and Loins. Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Billiousness, Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite, Debility, Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia, FaintBess, 'c Travelerafiad the Lozenges they need, aathey are so compact and inodorous that they may be carried in tuo vest pooket.

HARRISON 4 Proprietors. No. 1 Tremonl Temple, For sale by GEORGE P. MILNE, 21) Fulton Brook yn, and by all ALLEY'S MAGICAL PAlN BXTKAO'l' OB Never be without a box in case of sudden aool daut; it cures wtere all other remedies ail, Burns, Piles, Corns and Bonions, Sprains, and Sore Eyos. Three sizes and fl.

SO cents saved by buying $1 box. For BBle by the grose or single box, at Depot, 13 Liberty New York. The 26 cent size sent byjnail on receipt of 3f eente. n251y LADIES' UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, 62 centi a pair. at'MMH.

MOBBOWS. 2J3 Folton stroot mhS3tf COBFORATION NQTICK8. COEOEATION NOTIOE GRADING and parinfr Java street from franklin street tn Washington, street A petuion has been presented to the Common Council ot theCitjof Brwikljni. grade and pare ira streei from Franklin street to VTashington street: the Common Ooanoil hare fixed the Dlsiriot bejond which the assessment for said Improvement shall not extend to wit: Ono hundred feet In depth on' either side of said Java from rrsnilin te WuhlDtwn street. (if any) against the said improvement, must be left at the Street Commissioner's office, nn or before tnoietti day of I860, as the Common Council will finally act noon the same at their next ensuing mooting or as soon thereafter as convenient.

Dated Brookkn, May 23d, 1861. J. OAKLEY NODYSE, td Street Commlsslonor COKPOKATION OTIC UPGRADING and paving Sixttl avenue, between lHn and 18th st.eets. A petitionias been presented tothe Common Council of the City oi Brooklyn to grade and pave Sixth avenue bet wean Seventeenth andrisnteenth streets; the Uommon Council have fixed the district beyond which the assessment tor said improvement' snali noteitena to wit: One hundred feetm depth on eitnorsido oi said Sixth arenuo. between Hlh nd 18th streets.

Beinonstraiiocs (if any) against the said improvement mustbeteftattheStreetOommissioner's offloe, ou or be Smii nayoj Jniie. 1865. as the Common Council will finally actupon the some at their next en'sning raeeUng or as soon thereafter aa oonvoniont. Dnteri Broowvfl J. OAKIaEY NOBYNB 2w Street.

Ooramigoioner SSESSOES' NOTICE. UN THE MAT ter of apportioning and assessing ttio expenseof gi ad mg and paving India Btreet, between Union avenue and Washington street. also grading and paving Freeman street, helwon Union avemio and Wahingto i strtet. And also grading and paving FrauUin street, batwdoo Freeman and Commercial streets. And also crosswalk aero? Grand street at 10th streot And also.

cfoB walk across Graham avenue at Atosiie at, And also crosswalk across Kiver street, east side ot 01a Bon avenue. And oJbo crosswalk across Leonard stroet, at Powem tit. Ard alfi'o crosswalk icross PaotHv both si.leiof "Waahinrton avonuo. And al crosswalk across OorltD avenue and VVillough bj avenue. And also fencing on Hpnrv and Union streets, 14 Birr.

And atfO fencing on Atlantic and Pocrers streets and Fourth avenue. And also fencing DeKalb, Hudson and Fulton avenues and Navy street And also tencingon east eide Bend streot, 150 feot south of 'Warren sireet And fencing on Hicks street, between Degraw and Sackett streets. The Board of Assessors of tho City of Brooklyn, pursuant to tbe provisions of an act of the Legislature of tho State of New York; entitled "an Act to coneelldflto tho'cltie of Brooklyn and Williamsburg and the town of Bnshwick into one Wunioipal Governmenti and to incorporate the saino," Bassed April 17; 1854, and of the several acta amendatory lereof and supplementary thereto, hereby give hbtice that the reporte of the assessment in the above entitled mattors have been made, and that said ropprta are now deposited in the office of said Board, at tho City HaJI, in tho city of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined byallnerdona Interested, and that the said Board will meet in the said offico on tile 16th day of June at 10 o'clock A. to hear objections (if any) from parties interested, and to oom dete and sign our saitf reports. Parties having objoctioristo make will pleaEe preiont them in writing.

Dated Brooklyn, June ROBERT J. ASSESSMENT NOT1CB HOTIOB BB hereby given, that the following Aaaasamanta ramaia unpaid and that the Warrant for toUeotina ajd AjMaaamanM will eipire on tho 13th dav of June, IBM, and that mniaea said ssesamenta, together with the xpenie aad age allowed by law, are paid on or befor said date, 1 proceed to tttrert.M and aell thapramiiM in in; mannec pointed out by Sections 34 and of Title th, of the pre tont Charter Of tha City Brooklyn: OperingUyrtle avenue, from Brsadway to the fflty Mot Wm Hall 186 41; Wm "Whitmor 1.0M JohnSTajlor SO; Mary GalelB 90; Jant KobarU 95 Kifrnan. 23 2fi: Wm Benediot3 46: Timothy Panons a (SO; Atraham Vandervoortl68 95; George Ooit tM WmGoit919L; Ann Cole 23 30; Abraham Vandervoort 113 40; Joanph.Biii 18 85; Alfred Booth 133 90; Wm Aldea 29 95; Heirs of A Joonton and Ralph and Ann Johnaoi 323 37; Elizabeth Shot well 66 32: Sarah T5 Robrrts 94 25: Stebbini 89 30; CornelinaR AtwaterlSO 81; John Smikn Hearj Dawson 11 f6; Lewis rhom45 15; Henry Huydan 134 80; Cornelia A Edwards 147 20: Henry Dawson IK; Lewii Thomas 43 IS, Henry Saddam 13 80; Oirtflina A ld wardi447 20; Kreiieriok Hoyt 114 80; George Rets 47 46; JohnL. Rice38 35; Evan Johnson 197 JohnOUabe voise 69 70: Robert Thomai 37 lfi! Rebeo'ca KdrariJl Knbflrt Bar mi 2 99. Benjamin Buck 33 78; WmP Bojlefi5 65; Patriok MoGuire 18 35: vT Hananjiond9 70; MarySBurnettfi 50: Daniel McGwgor 31 f3: prnU Jones 1 30: Benjamin Buck IN 60: Parker 3433; Wm Colton45 60; AleraudorDouflaail 78; yaleotme Snedi ker 30 40; Joseph Hopkins 10 30: Edward We.t 93 Rebecca Lambert 15J 88; Geo Knee'and IW Sarah mint 43 34; AnnaOatherwood8l3 00; Rebecca Tibball 22 CaSirey65 00; AtthurO'HtenM Jacob Wilt 48 35; Clara Fisbtr 118 00; Alex Lawrence 37 00; Woi Peleham 19 60; WGDrjer? 80; George Oouoh47 00; John Howards 1 25; Joeph A Gombers 20: phileaian Tarlay IB 26; Edward UurceaS 20: Marcaret Geerey 32 85; Fisher 19 26; Karnum Weaka 30; BarUiolemew Mallen 20 90; Catherine and Mary McOee 0 75: John Mooke 2384); Rebecca OPritt3 65; Uhaa Rowan 42 15; Edward Hoi dnr'ge 35 80; Wm Shaw 72 80 a.

Hyatt I20.0f: Marth A Barker 65 00; Hiram Stockholm 393 75; Morris Roberts 126 00: Sarah fluIeo4S7 30; John Oonroy tt 00: James A Debevoiie 62 e6; Philip reausher 250 00; Jacob Ruetfau 62 (0; George Pnf chard 114 65; Lewis Garmoad 35 00: Cntbi rinelll)balil4 00; Ailifn, ferry 4 Saunders, oVAdam Hanlt 1.024 CO; Joaenh Hughes 26 15; John Wolls.38 40; Wm Furman 658 11; Philip Schaok 322 40; Andrew Cnats 116 U5; Ralph Lano 1,315 00; Edvf ard. Bridges 267 00. Filling Lota Division avenue, Boerum, Lorimer andMc Kibben streets Anthony Betts 1.690 18: Franks Mewatt 72 72: Jobn reen 182 85; Samuel Nicao fas Raker 3628; Heirs ot A Mfserole 3 51; Freeman Brew erSE6 16. EDMUND DRIGGB, ap29 UwfiwF Collector of Taxes and Aasosimenbi. TOT10E OF ORDINANCE TO DLREOT IS Lots to be Fenced Ifotice is hereby given to all partios interested, or the intention of the Common Council of this City, to pass aniOr dlnonco to direct lota to bo fencod at the following locations: On Packett 9.

between Columbia and Van Biont, On Woodbull at, S. bet. Henry and Hicks, On Walworth E. be'ween MyrUe and 'WiUoughby avenues. On Willoughby avo.

N. cor ol Wnlworth.st; Vo abatoa nuisance. Dated Bronklvn. May 27th, 1866. OAKLEY NODNit, lOd Street Commissions.

NTICK OF OKDINANCE TO OATFSK sidewalks to bo nagged. Notice is hereby given to all parties interested of the intention of the Common Council ot this oitv to pass an ordinance to direct sidewalks to ho flagged in front of the lots of ground nt tho following locations: On Hoyt street, Irom Union to oocond; On BofiioBtioot, botweon4th and 5th avenues; On Smith street, between Union st and Balohen place. OnAdsms strict, both sides, hetwoo Brmdwayand Evergreen avonuo; each to the width of six foot. Dated Brooklyn, May 27. J.

OAR LEY NODYUK, m29 lOd Stroet Commissioner. SecJIon fifty aye rfsoid ortUnonoewiajJien Mtti. 'teUn' irreetJt city line, shall bereaftof be known and and deslgnatvd as one street by the name of WtnBor street. Aid. Belknap moved that the seotion be laid over for the present Agreed to.

1 Bection flltyrstt of said ordinanee readks follows' "i Bee 66. That Brnltb street and Jay street from Elver to flowanfis Bay, shall hereafter be known and. designoted as one street by the i name of Jay Jt AldT Wallace moved to amend that Smith street as described In the section juBtreod.be called South Smith Btreet Lost. The section was then adopted. Section fifty seven of sold ordinance was then read as fSeco7.

Tbat Sigoumey street andVan Dyoke street from East river to Gowsnus canal, Bholl hereafter be known as one street by tho name of Van Dyoke The section wss adopted. Section fifty eight of said ordinance was road as follows I See, OS. That Seoor place and President street from Hamilton avenue to Prospect park, soaul hereafter be known 'and designated as one street by the name ol President street. Tne section wss adopted. Section fifty nine of said ordinance wsb then read by the Clerk as follows: Bee 69.

Tbat Sackett street from Propeot park to the city line, shall hereafter be known and designated as one Btreet by the name of Baritan street. Too section was adopted. Section sixty of ssid ordinance was then read as fol l0Sec. 60. That St Mark's place and Wyckoff street from Court street to tho city line, shall hereafter ba known and designated aa one Btreet by the name of Wyokqff Ald Hothaway moved that section sixty be stricken out of sold ordinance.

Debate ensuing Aid. Taylor called for the previous question. The question being" "Shall the main question be now put?" it was ordered. The question ihen being on the motion of Aid. Hatha way to strike out section sixty it was not agreed to by the following vote; Affirmative Aid.

Wallace, Hathaway, Fisher, Bulmer 4. Negative Aid. Whitney, McLaughlin, Newmon, Ennis, O'Brien, Belknap, Uson, Kelly, Kimball, Turton, Brady, Taylor, Saal, Bliss 16. The Bection was then adopted. Aid.

Wallace by request is recorded as voting In the negative. Section sixty cne of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec. 61. That Stuart's alley, from Front street to Pros pect street Bhall hereafter be known and designated as one strett by the name of Ames street Aid. Taylor moved to amend the section by inserting the wordB Stuar place in lieu of the words Ames street.

LOBt. The section was then adopted. Section Bixty two of said ordinance was then road as follows: Sec. 62. That Spencer place, from Hancock street to; Fulton avenue; shall hereafter he known and designated as one street by the name, of AvIUa place.

Aid, Fisher moved that seotion sixty tvro.be stricken out of said ordinance; The motion was negatived by the following Affirmative Wallace, Newman, 'Fisher Negative Aid. Whitney, McLauBblln, Ennis, O'Brien, Belknap, Wilson, Kslly, Kimball, O'Keofle, Turton, Brady, Saat Bulmer 18; Tbe section was then adopted. Section sixty three of ordinance was then read as follows: Sec. 68. That Sprague's alley, from' Fulton avenue to Liberty Btreet, Bhall hereafter be known and designated as one street by the name of Sprague's place.

The Bection was adopted. Section Bixty foar of said ordinance was then road ss follows: Sec. C4. That Union street from Prospect park to the city line, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street by the name of Horicon street Aid. Taylor moved to amend by inserting Unicorn street instead of Horicon street The motion was not agreed to.

Aid. Fisber moved to amend that It be called Hurricane street instead of Horioon street. Lost Aid. Kimball moved that it be called Augusta street. Aid.

Taylor moved to lay the section on the table. The motion of AW. Taylor waa agreed to. Section Bixty five of said ordinance was then read as follows: Seo. 66.

That Varick street and Varick avenne, from Newtown creek to Thames street, shall hereafter be known snd designated as one street by tbe name of Varick street. Tbe was adopted. Section sixty six of laid ordinance was then read as follows: Bee CC. Tbat William street and Mill street, from Cono ver street to Gowsnus canal, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the name of Mill street Aid. O'Keeffe moveithat sectfon sixty Bix be stricken out of said ordinance.

Lost. Aid. O'Keeffe then moved that section sixty six of said ordinance be laid over for the present. The motion was agreed to. sv Section sixty seven of said ordinance was then read as follows: Seo 67.

That Willow place, from Joralemon street to State street, shall herealter be known and designated as one street by the name of Audubon place. The section was adopted. Section sixty eight of said ordinance waB then read as follows: Seo. 68. That Willoughby Btreet and Joralemon street from the East Biver to Washington Park, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the name of Joralemon street Aid.

Newman moved that section sixty eight be stricken out of said ordinance, The motion was agreed to. Section sixty nine of said ordinance waa then read as follows Sec. 69. That Warren Btreet, from Court Btreet to the City line, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street by the name of Wyoming street. Aid.

Wallace moved to lay the section on the table for the present Tbe motion was negatived by the following vote Affirmative Aid. Whitney, Wallace, Newman, Hathaway, Fisher Negative Aid. McLaughlin, O'Brien, Belknap, Wilson Kelly, o'Keeffe, Turton, Brady, Taylor, Saal, Bliss, Bulmer 12. Ala. Wsllaco then moved to amend the seotion, by inserting East Warren street instead of Wyoming street Tbe motion was negatived by tho following vote Affirmative Aid.

Wallace, Newman, Hathaway Fisher 4 Negative Aid. Whitney, McLaughlin, Ennis, O'Brien, Belknap, Wilson, Kelly, O'Keeffe, Taylor, Sail, Bliss, Kalbfleisch, Buimeiv 14. Seotion seventy of said ordinance was then read as follows Sec TO. That Tillary street from Fulton ave to Canton Btreet, shall herealter be known and designated as one street, by the name of Seymour Btreet. Aid.

Taylor mtved that section seventy bo stricken cut of said ordinance. Lost The section was then adopted. Tbe seventy first and last section of said ordinance was then read by tberlerkss follows Sec. 7i: Any person who shsll make, use or put up, display oi designate any name or other designation or title lor any street, avenue, iaue, square, or pUoa in the city of Brooklyn, or who shall put up, display or designate, or allow to remain lor the of sixty (6i) days, after due notice, anynumber on any building or lot or otherwise, other than such as 'maybe fixed and determined by the Common Council of. the oity of Brooklyn, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and punlshaolo thereior by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars (flOO) or imprisonment in the County Jail not exceeding twenty days, one or both at tho discretion of the Court; and any person so offending shall be liable to "an additional penalty of ten dollars ($10) a day for each day during which he shall neglect to comply with the terms of this ordinance after baring received sixty days notice as aloresaid.

1 The section was adopted. Aid. MoLau'ghlin moved the adoption of the ordinance as a whole; Aid. Kimball moved to lay the motion on tho table Not seconded. Aid.

Fisher moved that the committee be directed to perfect the ordinance lor presentation next Mbaday evening. Aid. Wallace moved as on amendment to the tuition of Aid. Fisher that the committee be directed to report each section as a Beparato ordinance. The amendment was accepted and the motion as amended was negatived by the following vote: Affirmative Aid.

Whitney, Wallace, Newman, Ennis, Bulmer 6. Negative Aid. McLaughlin O'Brien, Belknap, WiUon, Hathaway, Kelly, Kimball, O'Keeffe, Turton, Taylor, Saal, Buss, KalkfltiEcb, Fisher 16. Aid. Fisher then moved tbat the ordinance bo referred back to the Committee with directions to perfect the same, and report one ordinance next Monday evening.

Lost 1 The question then being on tho motion of Aid. McLaughlin to adopt the ordinance as a whole, it was' agreed to, arid the ordinance adopted by the following Afflrmaiivo Whitney, McLaughlin, Newman, Ennis, O'Brien, Belknap, Wilson, Kelly, Turton, Brady, Taylor, SoahBliBS, Kalbfleisch i Negative Aid. Wallace, Hathaway, Kimball, O'Keeffe, Fisher, Bulmer 6. Unanimous consent was asked. Aid.

Wallace objected. moved that the Board adjourn until to morrow evening at seven o'clock. Lost. J. Aid.

Taylor moved that the communication from officers te now received Aid Kalbfleisch moved to amend that reports of Committees be now received. The motion of Aid. Kalbfleisch was agreed' to. The hour of adjournment (12 o'clock) having arrived, the President thereupon declared the Board adjourned to Monday, June42tb, 1865, at 6 o'olock P. M.

City Clerk. LEliAL WOTICEB. IN PURSUANCE OF AN OBDER OF ROSWELL 0. BBATNABD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby pvro. according Ja law, to all persons saviBg claims againstr ANN JOHNSON, late of the Town of Gravesend, deceased, that they' are required to exhibit the' same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his nsidence in the Town of Gravesend, on or before the Wan tieth dsj of JtdyneitTJiited.

January NICHOLAS JOHNSON. Executor ti2 TJ VBBME COURT. KINGS OOUNTr (9 Tully D. Bowen and Charles Anthony against Ariel Patterson and others. Ncl.

VtM. G. Lathbop. Plaintiffs' Attorney. In pursuance of ajadgmeiit order of this Oonrt, mads'ta line above entitled action, bearing date the twenty fourth ims of Jannary, 1866, laeundeBignad, dal Uef eree in eajdsction, will sell by public auction through Oole IN PURSUAUOE OF AH' ORDKB OP ROS.

WELL O. BBAINABD, Eia, Surrogate of the'Ooanii A the aame, pth the, vouchers thereof, to the subaoriber, at his residence, uatea avenue: near Grand avenue. In the WW of Brooklyn, on or before tie fourth day of OoWber oeit DateiMacabSSth, U6A. JMJW YVP, AKBOWSMITH, Krecator. EPUBSUAJSIOEOFAKORDEROFROS WELL O.

BRAIN ARD, Bsa Surrogate of the Connfe of Notioe is hereby given, ooMrding to law, to au persons having olaims against JOHN OOAD, late o. 'be City of Brooklyn, deceased, that the are required eifibittheeame, with the vouchers thereof, to the sab tneresioenoeoi rriiuam nemy, no. ae Attor ney street, in tho City of New Torkpn or before theta ty second day of bemember next Dated Marob 15th, 1 ur ueiore we lwen WlWi LLY, "utor. SUPREME COURt, KINGS UO UNT H. The Trustees of Enumue HalL in Kingg Oountj.

aaainst Samuel tlroont. and Charlotte, his wife. Messrs. A. and J.

Z. Lorr, PbTa Att'ys. 1 In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made in this action on the twenty fourth day of pril, 1866, 1 do hereby give notice that on the tenth day of June 1866, at the hour oi 13 o'clock, noon, at tho OoKmeroial Exchange, Number 869 Fnlton street, in thu oity of Brooklyn, ana oounfy of Kings, I will sell at pnblio amotion, to tbe highest bidder, the lands and premise mentioned and described in the said jadfnnent, as follows, via: All tbat certain piece or parcef of land situate lying, and being in the Eleventh Ward of the oity of urooltirn. in the county of Kings; and State of New York, butted and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginninff at tho northeasterly comer of DeBevoise street and DaKalb avenue: running thonoo northerly along tbe easterly side of DeBevoise street siity even feet fivelnche3; silence easterly at right angles to DoBevoiseBtreet.twentv'foet; thence southerly parallel with DeBevoise street seventy feet three and a halHnchoi to OeKalb avenue; and thence westerly along the north erly side of JJeKftlb aveuuo twenty feet thfee' inahoa, to the place of beginning; together with all aad siugnlar tha tenements, hereditaments, and appurteuvices there an to belonging or in anywise appertaining. Dated Mar 10th.

1Enwl02aw3wW GERARD M. STEVENS. Referee. fevUlREMK UOUKX KJJSUa UOUflT 9 Maria L. fleirie against Edward B.

Yersfelt and 0In61pursuance A a judgment order of this Oourt, made in the above aotinn and' bearing date the first day of tfar. sold at pnblio auction, br or under the direction of the undersigned, a referee appointed by Baidj idtr ment for that purpose, at tho Commercial Kxohange, number 369 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on TuBsday, the 30th day of May, 1866. at 12 o'clock noon, the following described landBand premises, All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land. 'with the building thereon orectocf. situate, ly ing.and being in thtj Eleventh Ward of the Citv of Brook S'U, County ol Kings and State of New York, bounded and escribed aa follows, to wit: Beginning on tho northerly side of Lfayette: avenue, aa said aveDuo is laid down ou a map on file in Kings County Regis: ter's offico, entitled "Map of propurty in fie Oity of Brooklvn belonoing to tho heirs of John Jackson, deceased, Brooklyn May 1839, suivejedby.SUas Ludlan Oity Surveyor, at a point distant one hundred and forty (KO)feot westerly from the northwesterly corner ot EUott Place formerly called Qainpden street) and paid Lafayette avemio; rnnnihgthence westerly along said Lafayette avenuefiva feet fo' inches to the oorner formed by the intersection of the northerly linn of said Lafayette avenue, as laid down on said map, with the northeasterly line of Fulton avenue; running thence northwesterly, along earn Fulton avenue eighteen feettwo and three quarters inches; thenoe rnn ning northerly through the be a tie of a prty wall and on a line parallel to and distant forty feet from the easterly side of Fort Green Fiaoe (formorly called Canton street eighty nine feet threo and one qnaiter inches; thBnce easterly on a line at right angles to said Fort Green Place (formerly oahed Canton atreaO twenty feet: thence southerly on a line parallel with said (tort Greene place (formerly called Cantoi strpet), through the centre of a party wall one hundred feet to trisngnlarapacQorcourtyard lying in froatof said premises on Iafaye'te vrenue.

being a part of the same ore misea conveyed to the said Edward B. Yersfelt byJoha Bruce and wife by deed of conveyaaco, bearing date the first, day of March, in the year 1658, and recorded in the Register's office, tn Kings County, in Liber 471 of conveyances, page 8. on the fifth day of March, in the year 1958; together with all atid singular the, tenements, Hereditaments and appurtenanoss thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining Dated 6th May, HENRY O. MURPHIT, Referee. mj5 2aw3wF 14 Oourt street Biooklyu.

Ibe sale of the above property is hereby postponed until the 16th day of June, 1666, at tho same hour and plaoe. Dated Brooklyn, May 30th, 1866. SySltaW HENRY O. MPRPHY. Referee.

SHERIFFS SATrc BY VIRTUE OK A judgment order duly made and entered in the Supreme Oourt on the 1st day of May, 1865. and of the execution Issued thereon, to me del vered and directed. I will sell by public auction, at the salesroom No 33d Fulton strpet, in tho city of Brooklyn, on the 34th day of June, 1865, at 12 o'clock noon, all the right', title and interest which John Baisleyhad on the 13th day of February, 1865, or any time thereafter, in whose bands eoever tbe Bame may be, of, in and to, all that certaie house and lot situate on the easterly side of Court treet in said Oity Brooklyn, about 160 feet northerly of Llringa ton Btreet, and more particular? desoribed as follows; Ba. ginning at a point on tbe easterly side of Oourt street 160 feet northeasterly of Livingston street; thence northeasterly along Oourt street fifty feet; thence southeasterly at right angles twenty seven feet and nine inoh.es; tbence parallel with Oourt street to fifty eet thence nrothweBterly twenty seven feet and nine inohes to the place of Dated Brooklyn. Mm 10th, 1865.

mjlO law6W JOHN MoNAMEB. Sheriff. 8TJPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF PEW YORK Robert H. Cousins, plaintiff, against Amos Powell, defendant. Summons for money demand on contract.

U. S. Int. Rev. Stamp 60 cancelled in original O.F.W.

To the defendant above named: You are hereby summoned, and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be filed in the office oi the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the Oity Hall, of of Brooklyn, and td Berve a copy of your answer to tho Baid complaint on the subscriber, at his office. No. 114 Nassau street, in the Oity of New York, within' twenty days after the service of this eummons on you, ezcluiive of the day of such service; and if yon fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will take judgment against you for the sum of eight and fifty dollars and fifty cjnts, with interest from, the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty one, besides the costs of thkAction, Dated New York, Sept. iW, 1864, gjtptpQj plaintiffs Attorney. office of the Clerk of the Oounty of Kings, at the Oity Han, City of Brooklyn, on the 1st day of November, 1864.

Datoa New York. Nov. 1st, 166. rfflawHftrW Q. Whttxemobb, Pltfffl.

Att'r. C10UKTY OOURT KINGS COUNTY. Abraham Lott against Stephen Remington, Charles W. Remington and Jane his wife. (U.

8. Revenue Stamp. F0 cents Oan celled.) To each of the defendants above named You are hereby summoned and required to annwor the complAint in this aotion, this day filed in tho office of tho Clerk of theOountrof Kings. aO the Oity Hall, In tho Oity of Brooklyn, in said Oounty of Kings, and State of New York, and to serve a copy of your answer to tho said complaint on the subs ribers. at their office, at No.

3 Front street. "in the said City or Brooklyn, within twonty days after the service of thi summons on you, oxchuive of the day of such service: and if you fail to answer the said complaint within tho time aforesaid, tbo plaiatiff in this action will apply to tbo Court for the relief domandod in the complaint Dated Brooklyn, Kebruary 10, 1865. A A J. Z. LOTT, Pl'ff 's A tt'ys, fe211aw6Tu No.

3 Front Brooklyn. CWUim COUKT OF KINGS COUNTY John Argus, plaintiff, againat Jeremiah O'DonneU and Mary O'DonneD, his wife, Simeon Fitch, William B. Fitch, Luther Pratt, and others. By virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and sale filed in the above entitled action on the 23th oar of March. 1865.

tho subscriber, a referee for that purooae duly appointod, will sell by public auction, at the Auction rooms of Colo A. Murphy, ft'o. 339 Fulton Btreet. Brooklyn, on the 24th day of June, 1865, at of that a ay, tho real estate and mortgaged premises diiecled hy said judgment to bo eo'd, and tbtrin described as follows, to wit: All thoie certain loie, pieces or parcels of land bintr in the Sixth Ward of tha city of Brooklyn, boundod as follows: Begionin? at a point on the northerly side of Harrison street (late Butler streot) distant seventy five feet easterly from tho easterly lino ol Columbia street; and running thpneo westerly along Harrison eireet seventy five leetto Columbia street; thence nor' herly along Columbia street ninety five feet; thencs ensterly parallel with Harrison streot eighty feat ton inches, moreorles, to tho line of tho land now or late of Zach anab. Diedrick ami thence southerly along said land an on a line at right angles to Harrison street ninety four foot ten inches, more or less, to the northerly line of Harrison Btreo.

at tho point ot beginning. Dated Brooklyn, June 2d. 1865. WM. GiLL, Referee.

Fbancib Bike, PlomtifTB Attorney, 152 Nassau street, New York. je2 2a Pi PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OK ROSWELL O. BRAINARD, Esq, Surrogate of the Counts of Klnga: Notice is hereby giyen, according to law, to all pereont having claims against JANE GAULT, late oi the Oity of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at his oihee. No. 7 Conrtbtroet, in tae city of Brooklyn, on or before the 20th day of Juno next.

Dated Deoeinbar SSlaCmTu WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Exeout IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP ROSWELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the Oounty of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according tc aw, to all persona 'having claims agfinst LEONARD WHEELER, late of the Oity of Brooklyn, deceased, thai they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouoherr thereof, to the subscriber, at her residence. No. 240 Jay streot, ia the city of Brooklyn, on or before tbe eleventh day of August noxL Dated February, 1865. tetlaw6mTu EMMA D.

WHEELER, Administratrix. I PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS. ELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the Oounti Kings. 1 Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persont lav ing claims against ALFRED ROBINSON.

late of the Cits pf Brooklyn, deceased, the they are required to exhibitthe same, with thevonchers thereof, to the Bubsoriber, at the office of H. W. Johnson, No. 37 Wall street, in the City of New York, on or bfo the twenty sixth day of November next Dated May 19th, 1865. HENRY a HEWETT, Administrator.

my23 law6mTn rN PURSUANCE OF AN" ORDER OF ROS WELL O. BRAINARD, Esq, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having olaims against BJENBY KEKTNt late of the Oitj of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the tame with the vouchers thereof, to the uoacriber at her residence. No. 143 Adams street, in the Oity of Brooklyn, on or before tbe twentieth day August next Dated JANE ELKDf, AdmfnifltraWr GOUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Thomas Lbngking against Eliza S. Rico, widow of Andrew 8.

Rioe deceased, and others. David Babnett, Att'y for Pltff. in pnrsnance a judgment pf this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the ICth day of May, 1865. i. the ur oersiirned referee, will sell by noon, the following do son bed land and premises; All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate in tbe Village of East New York.

Tons of Nev Lotts and County of Kings, bounded and deioribad as tolltwa: Ba ginning at a uoint distant easterly ope hundred and twenty five feet (125 ft) from tbe centre line of Now Jersey avenue, ona line drawn atright angl.es trefronvand eam Sencing on eu oh centre fine at a point distant, northerly, iroe hundred and forty teven feet eight inches (517 ft 8 in) from tbe intersection 6ffuch centre line and the northerly line of the Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road: thenoa running easterly one hundred and thirty feet (130 ft), at rigbtangleswitb such centre line to the centre line of Vermont avenue; thence northerly, parallel wi'h New Jersey avenue and along ibe centre lino of Vermont avenue sixtr tbree feet (63 ft.) i1 thence westerly, at right angles with NewJersey avenue one hundred and thirty feet (130 Uience southerly and parallel with New Jersey avenne six. three feet (63 ft')to the place of beginning. Dated ndBlbr a pE4R8 Rsferis. mjl61aw6HTo aiOonrtstrest. rnnRT.

KINGS OOUJ lo. Atarr lAnable, administratrix of William H. Anablo. dajias Joolm O. Tarnor.

Toraer. Jamss Turner, Bobert Turner. John D. goott, Ab James L. WoodwariJ, Thoodoro foott, gJX TfDnr5rfD.nlel P.

Clark. Olark, Elliah K. Uark, Georie Kelsej, an" "a IjOadj. Ameaa edanKunons. for relief (Oom.

not ser. u. S. Stamp. To the defendants: to answer the complaint In this aotion, whioh will be filed intheoffioe of the Clerk of the Oounti of Kings, at the Oitj Hall, RwwVlvn N.

a oodt of Tonr answerto the said complaint on subscribers, at their offloe, No. 71 wail srreei, tie eerrioe Mi.Tnfevlt1iint.hn.imA aforaiaid the nlalntilf in this aotion will uplyto tbeeonrt for tha relief demanded in. the MmDiaint. Dated New Vork. April Jd.

188i Plalntina The aaiended oomplaint in this action was dnlr fed In the ome of ibe Clerk of the Ooonty a Kino on the da of AsoL UK Dated April It, 18W. ajiiawffra Plaintiff, Attorney Wall St. arT rmT nn IW ATW: WIT! ATKltBHEr' Ko.tFOI. jelm B. HOSTED" SIZE MONEY BACK FAT, BOUNTIES, Fensions, snu OH Claims on tne u.

a. uororomsu colleotedandpaldby M. J. HIGGINS, Yprkstrejt. AVIGATION AND Iroadwoy New YorlcTiieferences.

Messrs. E. 4 0. W. pranfa jpw DAVID H.

EDWARDS, OF THiaOIfy, lived with J. and M. Uoore, Greenville. Pitt County, O. Call at 41 Bkillman street, or send four address there.

'iumtwrn lee iw" x. tnflrniAiw, tLARBT, CLARET BEST AND PUR at importer's prioe; pore oognao brandy, rasp berry, lemon and gum syrups, blackberry brandy, only bos anility, etc. at the French fctores, 13 Court oppo LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GA5ZE VESTS for summer wear, at Mme. MORROW'S, IB Kubon street jafitf TriVOLI HOTEIi, I ON.THE ECBOPEAN PLAN, Qrney Island Beach, terminus of the Brooklyn. Bath and Oeney Island (eteamritailroad, now open for the reception of transient and permanent visitors.

The finest and safeat bathing on the Island can be found on the beach fronting this house. All tbe Greenwood oars oonnect with this ronte, and land passengeis the door. Only ten minutes' walk from toe terminus of the oars running to the Island by horse power, JeB lm IMPORTANT. BBUEVING THAT THE beet means of inoreasing the number of ourfrianda and patronB is to give the publio A FAIR OHAHOE TO HAKE MONEY. We offer for sale DUEIKG ONE WEEK OHLY, AITBH OBIGWAI.

SOBSCKIPT10N PRIOE, a 60, A LIMITED AMOUNT OF SHARES 1 OF THH SILVER STATE 11TNIMG COMPANY OF NEVADA TJKQTJE8TIONABLY ONE OF THE BEST STOCKS IN THE MARKET. The Company owns no early 9,000 feet of argentiferous ledges, and ITS CAPITA! UO VSTSTS OF ONLtf, IN (SHARES OP i5 EACH. By piyinj? $2 60 to tbe undersigned the subscribers will receive a certificate for $6, not subject to further oal! or assessment, LOAGCHAMP A DEZ ARN A.ULD. Stook Broketa, je6Im. Aoa.

64 ind 66 Broadway, Y. NEW LAW. SOIiDlERS WOUNDED in the line of duty, or Itheir heirs, are entitled to mhg23m Timoafenil'diBg, NevT York. FASHIONABLE HAIR NETS ANDLA dietr Bress Buttons, reduced prices, at MME, MORROWS. 273 Fulton street.

my2tf TO LADIES WISHING TO AGQUIB.K A knowledee of Penmanship, BookteeDitiK. Aritbmo fin nnlv nlace in the citr whnr IhciIrb ha.va tbn HAme l.tiee aa others. Ladiea Department lame and airy. Btrict lv private leaeoBB if desired, 34 Writing Lessons 2 50. N.

B. Also a well conduoted Obildrens' School in samo bnildiig; jateaujiugualiylDw: noTacation; my8Qlm ATLANTIC BANK, BROOKLYN. MAY 27th, 1665 The annual eloctiOn for thirteen Directors of thiB Bank and three Inspectors of tie next ensuing Election will be held at the bankiDg HouBe on TUESDAY, the J3tb day of June next. The poll win open at 12 AL and close at 1 P. M.

By order of the Board. mySO td OI1VER M. DENTON, Aotjng Oashier. SEWERAGE. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SEWER COMMISSIONERS, City Hall, Brooklyn, May 26th.

1866. TO CONTRAOTORS. Sealed proposals will be received atthiaodice until Monday, the third day. ot Jnljr next, at 12 for building sewers in Drainage District No. 22, Bub diTurion Map Southern Division, on file in tbisottce.

Plans and epecifloations may be seen, and forms of proposals procured, on application at this office. No proposal will be considered unless made in said form, accompanied oy tbe signatures of two responsible persons, duly qualified in tbe manner and form therein sec forth. The Commissioners reserve to themselves the ritrht to reject all proposals isT necessary toprotect the interest of the city. GAMALIEL KING, President. P.

h. NOBTHUP, Secretary. my27 td ATTENTION 311 ATLANTIC STREET. Ladies and gentlemen, I have just opened a new establishment, also received a large order from California and the Southern and Western States, to pay the Highest price for OAST OFF CLOTHING, FUBNITITRE. CARPETS, JEWELRY, Ac.

If you have such articles to dispose, of, please call oner address a note to me, 811 Atlantic street, and you will be dealt with to your satisfaction and with punctuality, nuaaiioauai, akuuw Ladies attended by Mra. Roienbaum. myiglm HOSIERY, CLOVES, NECK ties, Collars and Shirt Bosoms; also Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, at reduced paces, at MUE MORROWS, 273 Fulton street. my2tf ONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COM rr nrYTTm and 168 BROADWAY, (near Maiden Lane.) NEW YORR. HM, icusrvunJixi, rreauenc Asbam KraBT, Becretarj.

John O. PHUig, Snfreyor. AMES P. MoLBAN, CIVIIi ENGINEER catent agent fertile U. S.

and Barops, ana dranghta, man, anperintenta larue oat of pnblio ana private sronnaa, n.rlrd htitTriinoYi unn nr.hnp taafiher Of ariwinff. drangbbngand paintinu. All f9 pojrabla in advance Office 8 ttOIim RUBBER JEWELBT OOMPBIS1NG Onord, Vest. Chatelaine and Leontine Chains, Pins, Bar flings, Sleoya Buttons, Bracelets, StudJ, Scarf Bines, OeaabijBaltBaoklel, ta.ffitfjarejataraortnjprtiii the at HABT BROTHERS', nB Ml fnlton efawrt. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, HOBBY "torses, 4o'.

made 'and repaired; BI40 gigs altered' to Eetombnlators, at OBAKD ALU'S, comer ot Button and 'renge utreete. fin Junel.1866. Notice is hereby given that this Bank has decided organize under the national ourrenoy act by the name and style of the Atlantij national Bank of the aiby of Brooklyn; 102 30 1 BM. O. BU8HMOHE, Prealdent.

TO TAVERN AND STORE KEEPERS THE nOMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE FOB THB rdOTJNTYOPKTNGS. will meet at the County Judge's I Chambers. Now Court Bouse. Brooklyn, on TOBSOAY, iune uui. jew.

WI uie vuiudoo ui hcuuiuik wtvucu OUU BWIB licenses. 'Blanks can be obtained at 339 Fulton street. HUGH MoLAUGHLDf, 1 "WILLETS JARVIS, Commissioners je2td JOHM J. OAKEY, UMMER OPbNING OF FRENCH BON NUTS took place stairs. A.

GBIKFIN'S. 275 Ful ton tt, on Wrdnesdoy last. Her Bonnets. andlHats were very oeautiiui. exmoiung nerusaai etie uuu guuu She boo still on band sgreitvarielty' suitod tothepretent Beaton.

Prloefl very moe'erate. je3 6t It OTIOE lf OW IS XOUR TIME TO SELL your old newspapers, books and pamphlets: 6 to 7 oenteapoond; old rags and metals of any kind the highest cosh paid for them. Call before yoa sell else here, for we pay more than any ethor store in the oity. taree lota sent (or to any part of the city, by leaving your address at D. HtTBLUV'S, 9 Prospect street.

nearBFulton. Brooklyn; oMJra OIJ) BOOKS OLD BOOKS BOUGHT, oldand exchanged; who's libraries purchased; the highest caab price paid for all books, pamphlets, nowspa gers, mnBiu, ao. Bend them in at once and reooive their lUmaJketvome, at WOODWABD'S old book store, No. t6 Myrtle avenue, a few doors from fiulton street. A stook of books on band In everv department of literature, far sula gheap.

aanm AIR WORK OF A GREAT VARIETY of nattcrns. made from yowqwngnauY vtt i OHASR'S. Manalaotnrer 203 Fnlton St. CJTATE OF NEW VORK. COTJNTV OF K.INGS, ss.

Tho undersigned. Sheriff of tto County of Kings, In conformity to a precept to him in this, behalf directed and delivered, and by this, bis proclamation, re all persona bound to appear at a Court of Oyer and 'erminer and Jail delivery, to be holaon at tho County Court Bouse, in the City of Brooklyn in and for the said County, on the second Monday of Jnoe, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, by recognizanoe or otherwise, to oppear thereat, end the undersigned hereby requires all Justices of the Peace. Coroners or other officers who havo taken recognizances for the appearanoo.of any person at the sold Court, or who havo taken any inouisition or the examination of any prisoner or witness, to return suon recognizance, inquisition and examination to the said Court, at the owning thereof on the first day of its aitbrur Signed at the Sheriffs Office, on the Sddjy of Jnne, WSj. jo2td tlUxifl oueriu. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.

kj Toby D. Bowen and Oharles Anthony against Ariel Patterson and others. No. 2. Wh, G.

LiTHBOr. Pliintiffa' Attorney. In pursuance of judgment order of this Oourt, made tho above entitled action bearing' date the twenty fourth, day of January. 1866, the undersigned, doly appointed Ref: eree in tire said action, will sell by publio auction, through Cole Mutphs. Auctioneers, at their Salesrooms, No.

339 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall,) in the City of Brooklyn, on the second (2) day of June, 1865, at the 12 o'clock noon, tbe owing described land and premises, that is to say: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn (late WillianisbargW, County of Kings and State of Piew York: boauaea and described as follows, to wit: Oommenoing at the northeasterly corner of First and South Ninth streets in Eaid tity. running nonherly along said First streBt twen ty one feet three indies to a point which intersects line which running at right angles with said First street passes tbropeh the centre of the partition wall between lote number (46) forty six and (18) 'orty eight; tbenoe run i Ding easterly olODg sold lost ment'oned line one hundred; end eight feet andftix incthos, or as far as the right of the Bold parties pf tbe first part extend: thence southerly and parolel with Second forty 0) feet to a point in said South inth street one hunarW and two feet six inches from the place of beginning; and thence running along said SouthXIinthotreet westerly to the place of be 8 iloy 9thi THOMAS Baferee, mylO 2aw3wW Court street, Brook'yn. Tbe sale of tbe above premises Is adjourned to Juno (9th) ninth, 1866at the sameiihie and' place. i ie9JewtF THOMAS.B.

PBABSALL, Beferee. OFFICE OF STREET Jo. 6 City Hll. J. Oakley Nodyne, Street Cemmis ioner.

ANOBDrNASOE TO OAUSE SIDEWALKS TO BE FLAGGED The and Aldermen of the Oifcfof Brooklyn, in Common. CoanoU convened, do enact as ol lows: i Sec. 1 That the sidewalk in front of anil adjoining tbe lotsof groundat toe following locations, viz: On Van Brunt street, bath aides, between Hamilton av. i and Elizabeth jr.wet,' Be flagged to the full width of sidewalk, with first quality flagging stone, not less than two inches thick, nor lose than two feet in width, and threefeet in length, true and smooth top, at the expense, of heowner.or owners thereof. See.

1 in case the owner or owners of the said lota, pieoei or parcels of ground shall not comply with the first seotion hnTMhf within Ian dim tttar the first DabllCOtiOn of i neoesaMrwilrk: ehall roDbrt the said proposals to the Common Council to the end that tho Common Council may direct a to be made lor ooing sue uaia wora at uia yieuou owner or "IwJs Notiee Bjiall be 'given to 'HI parsons affeoted by this Ordinance, by publication hereof tie Corporation Newepapeisfor ten succesetve dOyei ana the advertisement forpropftsalsasafeieeaidsJiaubep'ubllsruaiu ouch newe eo. 4 The expense or; the aald work, whioh shall be done pursuant to thewoon4 eeott6n hereof, shall be assessed end collected in the ame manner aa for regulating, grading and paying ctreeta. Wrmx oOTOSESy, Oity Clerk, Approved i May 12th, W66. li woon mBlCd A. ji.

Mayor. 1 PURSU AKOE OF ANOxtDER OFtROS J. WEIJ. O. BBAINABD, Beq, Burrogateol the Oomntyl auSShVer.

Ko, lft.Warren sireet, in the winlatSel in Oity, of New York, on or before a twenty ttiW dor ol' Auguat next. ieo neoruary HABBIET aJ piB ACES, Adminlatratatx. mOHTHinlr'tOOK STfTOH KWINGMAOmHBABBBHTr01f HOLBMlOHrKB.i Brtlawtara M. Wo. eXBMjdway.Iforx'ork.

A Woid to the Wise! Lovo hallod a little maid, BompiSR in tbe meadow, Earless Id the snn ebo played. Scornful of the shadow. "Come with me," whispered he, Sister sweet, to love and reason, "By and.by," sbe mooted reply, "Love's not In season," Years went years earner LiRbt mlied with shadow, Love met the maid again; DreaminR In the meadow. 'Hot so coy," urged the boy, Ust in time to love and reason, "By and by," she mused reply, "lore's still in season." Years went, years came. Light changed to shadow, Love saw the maid again, Waiting in the meadow.

"Pass no more, my dream is o'er, I cbd liBten now to love and "Keep thee coy," mocked the boy, "Love's out of season Mobbing a Woman in Iowa. From the Des Moines Statesman. For a few days, Indianola has been the scene of Amazonian warfare. A disgraceful mob, composed of women, has given the town a notoriety which its well disposed and orderly citizens nrastbe heartily ashamed of. It appears that a Mrs.

Patterson, widow lady, who has under the Doctor's care for two weeks, was peculiarly offensive to the exolusive loyal female portion of the town, for some eipres dons of hostility to the Administration prior to the unfortunate death of Mr. Lincoln. On the receipt of the news of his diabolical assassination, some evil disposed person, probablj 1 personal enemy, gave cnnwioj' to xne report that this unprotected and invalid woman had expressed joy at the death of the President. Without giving the subject the least investigation and bidding defiance to the laws, a number of women, among them the wife of the Presiding Elder of the Methodist Church, visited the house of Mrs. Patterson and compelled her, an invalid, to leave her house, and carry an emblem of mourning which, we understand, was a flag, and march around the town.

She protested that she had not uttered a word of exultation at the death of the President, and implored to be confronted with the witness, but her protestations were answered by the insulting reply that she was lying. She assured them that she was unable to walk the distance required, and if forced to perform the humiliating service they must carry her. Her protestations of innocence, her demand for the proof, her widowhood, and even the precarious condition of her health, had ne power to move their pity. Go she must, and they forced her out of the house, and dragged her around the streets to be scoffed and jeered at, tearing her dress nearly off. Not content with inflicting this gross indignity upon the siak mother they attempted to compel her little daughter, thirteen years of age, to perform the same service, and because she had spirit enough to resist the outrage she was beaten and braised until blood streamed from her nose and her arms were black and bine.

The above, we are credibly informed, are facls. What lower depth of degradation oan we reach than the existence and encouragement of a pnblio sentiment which transforms females, in the midst of schools and churches, and surrounded by what ought to be Christian influences, into the worst type of men? In God's name, what kind of an example is this to set before the youth of the country 1 Do these women desire that their sons and daughters should pattern after them, and trample under foot the laws of society, humanity and God Such an exhibition of hearflessness and contempt of law, humanity and Christianity disgraceful alike to the town and the parties engaged in it we venture to Bay has not occurred" since the mobs of Paris whioh originated the bloody and disgraceful French Revolution of 1798. Have our people gone stark mad, and are the mothers and daughters of America to live in history as the most degene rate type of their class 1 As profoundly as we pity the poor invalid mother who was scourged in the public streets of Indianola, and who was pained by the outrages viBited upon her little daughter we would rather a thousand times ocoupy her po sition and have her feelings than enjoy the unenviable notoriety and torture of soul of those who persecute her. Since writing the above, we understand that Mrs. Patterson went to the postmaster of Indianola, who was reported as the witness against her, and demanded the reason for reporting such a falsehood, and he denied utterly ever having heard or reported any such thing.

COMMON COUNCIL. STATED SESSION OFFieiAI OOH0LTJSIOH OP MONDAY EVENING'S mOCEEDINOS. In Common Council, Stated Session, Monday, June 5, 1805. The roll being called, the following members answered to their names as present: Daniel D. 1 taitacy, President, in the chair, and Aldermen McLaughlin, Wallace, Newman, Ennia, O'Brien, Belknap, Wilson, Hathaway, Kelly, Kimball, O'Keeffp, Turton, Brady, Taylor, Baal, Blis, Kalb fleiech.

Fisher, Bulmer 20. The minutes of tho last meeting, May 25th, 1S05 were read and approved. The special order being the conaidaratlon of the ordinance Bttbmilted by the Committeo on Bo naming and He numbering Streets, May IB, 1805, was then taken up. Seclion 16 of said ordinance was then read by tbo Clerk as follows: Seo. 16.

That Carroll Place, from Jay street to Hoyt breot, shall hereafter be known and designated as ono street; by the name cf Fleasanton Place. Aid Wallace moved that said section be stricken out of the ordinance. Debuto ensuing, Aid. Taylor oilled for too previras question. The previous question, being the motion of Aid.

Wallace that section 16 be stricken out of said was then put and lost. Aid. HatbawDy moved to amond the sec ion by insert ingtho words Pleasanton street instead of the words Pleasahton Place. Tbe motion was screed to. Aid.

Fieher moved that sections 16 and 17 of said ordinance be laid ou tbe tablo for tho present. Agreed to. Section eighteen of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec 18. ThatCarroll street, from PrOspeot Park to the. city line, be known and designated as ouei Btreet, by tho name of Cayuga street.

The section was adopted. Section nineteen of said ordinance was then read as BctS. 19. That Carll street, from Tillary street to Fleet street, shall beiealtvrbe known and designated as one street, by the name ol Sawn street Tho section was adopted by the following vote: Affirmative Aid. MoLauehlm, Bonis, O'Brien Bel knic, Wilson, Kelly, Kimball, Turton, Beady, Sad, Bui.

rll. Negative Aldi Whltnoy, Wallace, Newman, Hathaway, O'mBt, Halbfleiscb, Fisher 7. Section twenty of said ordinance was then read as fol 'Iowb: Seo, 20. That Cbesnut street, BeKalb place, andDa Kolbarenue, Iron) Pulton avenue to tho City Hoe, ehill hereafter be tnowo and designated as one street, by too name of De Kalb avenue. Tho seotion was adopted, Section twenty one of Bald ordinance was then road as follows: Bee.

81. Toot Degraw street, from park to the 4ty line; shall hereafter be known and designated as one I Rlzecti by the name of Ontario street BecHdn twtnty two ol saia ordinance waB then read as Sec 22. That street, from Prospect park to th.ef.tty line, Bhall hereafter be known and designated as one Jstisot, by the name of Erie Btreet. section was adopted. Section twenty three of said ordinance was then read i as Seo.

S8, That Division street, from Johnson street to: Myrtle avenue, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the name of Chase street. Tbe section was adopted. Section twenty four of said ordinance was then read as 'follows: Sec. 24, That Broadway, from 'Wauabout bay to South J31xtb street, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the same of Division avenue. Aid.

Fisher moved that seotion 24 be laid on the tablo for tho present. The motion wob agreed to. Section twenty live of ssid ordinance was then road as follows: Sec, 85. That Elizabeth Btreefc from'East river to Otis go street, shall hereafter be known and designated as on 3 Street, by the name of Perth street. Aid, O'Keeffe moved to lay tho 'section en' the table.

motion was agreed to. i Section twenty six of said ordinance was then read as fellows: Seo. 26. That Ewen street and Huntington street, from Commercial wharf to Jay street, shall hereafter bo know and designated as one street, by the name of flunttugtoa street i The section was adopted. Seotion twenty seven of said ordinance was then re'i aafouows: Sec; ST.

That Fallon street and Fulton avenue, from East rtycr to the city line, shall hereafter bs known and dffljgnitedoj one street, by Uxenome of Fulton avenue. Aid. Newman moved to amend by Inserting the words "To; ton street" instead, of "Fulton avenue" la said) I. Ifewft GlURUDg, JJ AMi Hathaway called for the pMr'loM'qnostijn. nmquestion being 'Bh'l thoptaia question; bo now! Wall WUUIVIM EOJU BSKWVU UJ iJUUUUg tlW Fllllua A bp ton street in lieu of the.

wordsj Folton avenue, it was agreeiJ to'by the following vole:" .1 Afflrmotlve Aid. Whitney, McLa'uRhlin," Newman, Ennis, O'Brien, Wilson, Hathaway, Kelly.Turlon, Brady, Taylor, Baal, Bliss, Kalbfleisch. Fisher, Bulmer 16. Negative Aid. Wallace, Belknap, Kimball, O'Keeffe 4.

The question then bejng on the section as amended, it was adopted. Seotion. twenty eight of said ordinance was then read by the Clerk, as follows: Bcotion 28. That Franklin place and Talman street, from Pearl street to Charles Btreet, shall hereafter be known at designated as one street by the name of TU man street. I Aid.

McLaughlin moved tb'at Section 23 be stricken out oi said ordinance. The motion was agreed to. Section twenty nine of said ordinance was then rood as fellows: Sec 29. Tbat Flushing avenue and Nassau Fulton avenue to Evergreen avenue, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the name of Flnshing avenue, DebaWTensuing on the section, Aid. Taylor called for the previous question.

The question then being if shsll the main question be now put?" it was The question then being on the adoption of section 29 of said ordinance, it was agreed to by the following Affirmative Aid. Whltnoy, O'Brien, Belknap; Hatha way, Kelly, Wilson, Saal, Brady, Bliss, Buhner, Taylor, McLaughlin. 12. Negative Aid. Kimball, O'Keeffe Fisher 5.

Section thirty of said Ordinance was then read as follows Sec. 80. That Fulton Plaoe, from Fulton avenue to JJvinaBtcn street, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by tbe name of Spruce Place. Aid. Taylor moved to amend the seotion by inserting Spruce street instead of Spruce Plooa.

rxLdte ensuing on the motion, Aid. McLaughlin called, for tbe previous question. The question being "shall the main question be now put it waB ordered. Tbe queBtfon then being on the motion of Aid. Taylor to insert the words Spruce street in lieu of the words Spruce Place It was not agreed the following vote Affirmative Aid.

Ennis, O'Brien, Hathaway, Kelly, O'Keeffe, Taylor, Saal 7. Negative Aid. Whitney, McLaughlin, Wallace, Newman, Belknap, Wilson, Kimball, Brady, Bliss, Fiaher, Bulmer 11. sii'' The question then being on section thirty of said rdi nance, it was adopted by the following vote Affirmative Aid. Whitney, Newman, En niB, O'Brien, Belknap, Wilson, Hathaway, Brady, BUbs; Fisher, Bnlmei 13.

Negative Aid. Wallace, Kelly, O'Keeffe, Tayor, Saal 6. Seotios thirty one. of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec. 31.

That part of Union avenue and Commercial street, Franklin street, First Btreet, and Kent avenue, from Newtown Creek to.Lafayette avenue, shall hereafter be knowD and designated as one' street by the name of Kent avenue. The section was adopted. Aid, WilsonJmoTed to extend the time of adjournment one hour. Agreed to. Section thirty two of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec.

82. That Fifth street and Van Cott avenue, from Meeker avenue to Division avenue, shall hereafter' be known and designated as one street by the name ofVan Cott avenue. Tbe section was adopted. Section thirty three of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec 38. That Oreen lane, from Front street to Sands street, shall herealter be known and designated as one street by tbe name of Clifford street.

Aid. Taylor moved to amend by inserting the words "Clifford place" in lieu of the words said scotioo. The motion was not agreed to, by the following vote: Affirmative Aid. O'Brien, Kimball, O'Keeffe, Taylor, Saal 5. Nepatlve Aid.

Whitney, McLaughlin, Wallace, Newman, Ennis, Belknap, Hathaway, Kelly, Turton, Brady, BliES, Fisber, Bulmer 13. The question then being on the adoption of seotion thirty three of said ordinance it was agreed to. Si cU thirty four of said ordinance was then read as follows: Seo. 84. That Qreenpolnt avenue, from East river to Newtown creek, shall hereafter bo known and designated as one street by the name of Bliss avenue.

The section was adopted. Aldermen Wallace and Whitney, by request are recorded as voting In the negative. Aid. Kilbfleisch moved that the further consideration of the ordinance be suspended for this evening. The motion was not agreed to.

Aid. Kalbfleisch moved to extend the time of adjournment until 12 o'clock. The motion was agreed to. Seclion thirty tlvo of said ordinanoo was then read by tbei.lertas follows'. Sec.

85. Tnat Hamilton street from Flushing avenue to Atlantic avenue, Bhall herealter be. known and designated aB ono street by tbe name of Wadsworth street! The section was adopted. Section tbirty Bix of said. ordinance was then as follows: Sec.

36. That Harrison avenne and Tompkins avenue from Division avenue: to Fulton avenne, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the name of Tompkins avenue. The section was adopted. Section tbirty sevBh ol bald ordinance was then read as follows: Seo. 87.

TbatHudeon avenue from Fulton avenue to the city line shall hereafter be known and designated as one street by the name of Catakfll avenue. Aid. Fisher moved to Strike out section 37 from said "ordinance. The motion was not screed to by the following vote: Afflrmotivc Ald.Whitney, Hathaway, O'Keeffe, Bradyi Taylor. 6.

i 'Negative Aid. McLaughlin, Wallace, Newman, Ennis, O'Brien, Belknap, Kelly, Kimball, Saal, Bliss, Kalb flebch, Bulmer 12. Aid. Ennis by request was recorded in the negative. The question then being on section 3T it was adopted.

Section thirty eight of said ordinance was then read as follows: i Sec 38. That Kent street from East Biver to Newtown Creek, Bhall hereafter be known and designated as one street by the name of Kearney stroet. The Bection was ad Section thirty nine of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec. 89. That Leonard street from Otsego Btreet to Hamilton avenue shall hereafter be known and designated as me street, by tho name of Kirkwood street Aid.

O'Keeffe moved to amend by insertiog the word Leonard Place in lieu oi the words "Kirkwood street" in said Be Hon. Tho motion was agreed to and the section asamended adopted. Section iorty of said ordinance was then read by the Clerk as follows: Sec. 4. That Lafayette street from Debevolse street to Baymona street, shall hereafter ne known and designated as one street by the name of Overton Btreof.

Tho section was adopted, 1 Seciien forty one of said ordinanoo was then read as follows: Sec. 41, Tbat Middle street from Gowsnus breek to oity line, shall ht'ieatter known and designated as ono Btreet, by the name of Sterling street. The section was adopted. Section forty two of said ordinance was then read as followe: Sec. 42.

Tbat Monroe street, from OtasSbn avenue to Broadway, shsll hereafter be known and designate! as one street, by the name of Tryon street. The section was adopted Section forty three of said ordinance was then real as follows: Sec 43. That Meserole avenue, from Kent avenue to Bridgewaler street, shall hereafter be known and designated by tho name 01 Lincoln avenuo. Tbe Bection was adopted Section forty fonr of said ordinance was thou read as follows: Sec. 44.

ThstMyrllo street and Willoughby avenue, frcm Cumberland stroet to the city line, Bhall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the name of WillouRhby avenue, Tbe section was adopted. Section forty fivo of said ordinance was then read as follows: Sec. 45. That Montgomery street, from Eighth avenue! to Ninth avenue, snallhereafterbeknownanddeslgnated as one street, by the name of Qirard street. Aid Wallace moved to lay this section on the table, for the present Tbe morion was agreed to.

Section forty six of said ordinonco was then read as follows: Sec. 46. That Navy street, from the Navv Yard to Flat bueb avenue, shall hereafter be known and designated as one street, by the namo of Erncason street. Aid. Taylor moved that thffseotlbn be stricken out.

Aid. Wilson moved asanirhfefldment that tbe section' belaldover. Tho motion of Aid. Wilson was agreed to. Section forty seven of said ordinance was then read by! the clerk, as Sec.

47. That Nassau avenue and Third 'street, from Hush Btreet to Varies: avenue, shall hereafter be known and designated as one Btreet, by the name of Nassau: avtnue. Aid, Fisher moved tbat; the section bs stricken out of the Lost Tbe Bection was then; adopted. forty eight of said ordinance was then read, as follows: 1 Sec, 48, That avenue, Second stwo.i,.;'jlv"j'th avenue and Franklin avenue, from Stewart avenue to tho city line, BbaU hereafter be known and designated as one street by the nttme of Franklin avenue, The Bection was adopted1. Section forty nine of Slid ordinance was then as1 follows: Sec.

49. Tbat Oxford street, from Flushing avenue'to Myrtlo avenue, shall hereafter be known and designated asone street bytboname of Osceola street. Aid. Bulmer moved to amend that the street ba sailed North Oxford Btreet, instead of Osceola street from Flushing to Myrtle avenueB. Tbe amendment was agreed to and tho seotion, as amended, adopted.

i Section, fifty of said ordlnanco was then read. as' follows: A flrom Prospect Pit to the City line, shaU' hereafter be known and designated as one Btreet, by tho name of Superior at The section was adopted, Section fifty one of sold ordinance was then road sn follows: 4i Sec 61. Tbat Powers Btreet and 3d avenue7from Flat, bush avenue to the City line, shall hereafter bo knowi and designated as one, street by the name of 8u avenn The section was adopted. "enue, Seotion filty two of sold was thoa reaJ as follows: Sec. 62, That Portland ore, from Flashlngv avei 't Myrtle ave shell hereafter be khogoh and designated as one street by the neme.of Alpine avenue.

The section was adopted. Section fifty three of said ordinanoo was'thenrealas follows: Sec. 68, That Pearsoll Btreet and Portland avenue from DeKslb sveono to natbush avenue, shall; bereaftw be known and designated as one street by the name of Portland avenue. 1 Aid. Wallace moved tAameild that the street be collei North Portland street insteadot Portland avenue.

Aid Kimball moved' to strike out the. Beotiooifrom' said ordinance, and that Portland avenne, from DeKslb toAtlsntlo avenues be called Portland Pla. ru'emotfon of Aid. Kimball was agreed to. i Seclion fifty four of sold ordinanoa, was then read as' w.i., Bee M.

That Blohorda; street, from Hatnuton.atso'ns' to Perth strfeV.shall baretfter be inbjrri WKPffsnMi' jkmflttoiUM I uimmisaen JEWELHYi OGERS AND SAYRE, WATCH MAK KHS ANn No. 321; FULTON RTnirur (iPpnMTBT pirrrepcint STREET, take this method of informing their former patrons and friendB that we have reduced our offer onr as Bortment of Watches, (Hooks, Jewelry, and thlver Wore at prices to correspond with tbe present gold value withodt regard to former Cost. Fine Geld. Diamond and Hair Jewelry manufacturea to order, at oricea to suit the times. Fine Watches, Jewelry, English and French Clocks repair edontbe premises.

Tbankiul toouc foimer patrons for paet favors, we polioit a oontinuance ot the Bame, and in vite tbe patronage of new onces at the old Jewelry store No. 321)4 Fulton street, opposite Pierrepont. WM H. ROGERS. JOHN S.

SAYRB, IIREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. In consequence of the recent decline in gold we now offer our entire etook consisting of TO.E WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, RICH JEWELRY. STEELING SILVER AND FINK PLATED WARE, HAIR AND RUBBER JEWELRY, 4c AIro the celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, And onr immense assortment of SPECTACLES, EYE GLASiKS AND OPT1CALOOOD3, At greatly reduced prices. JOHN D. CHASE, myfi lm 203 Fulton street.

rfUME A VERY LARGEJASSOKTMENT JL of gold and silver watches, alsomlocks to great jarietj. Watches, dock? an jewelry repaired the vetr besrmau ner at CHASE'S, 203 Fulton street. fe20 TREBLE AND QUADRUPLE TABLE and fancy plated ware i.n every variety, for solo at AS. MoMUBBAY'S New Establishment, 31S Fnl street nMlv OTEREOSOOPES AND PIOTURES THE IO omypiace inisrooaiynwnere you can nnaa gooa ss aortment. J.

D. OH ASK. 203 Fnlton street DIAMONDS DIAMOND 1 Setts. Pius and Esr Rings, iSOO, t00, tSW, 1(00, UMI1 xhuko. miui.

HABT brot low, Ac, ar. fe23 24l'Frit6n street. I) 1AMOND AND OTHER PRECIOUS jewelry for aale and made to order atJAo. MOMun BAY'S New Jewelry Establishment, 315 Fnlton street. u'Ollv ATCHES AND CLOCKS OF EVERY description, jewelry, fancy articles, ACm repaid and warranted by JAS.

MoMOBBAY, Sit Fulton strrn ATOHBS. 18 KAEAT GOLD HUNTING CASED WATOHES, "WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL, Bf joining the WATCH ASSOCIATIONS NOW FORMING AT THE WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE 'OP WM. R. TIOB, Corner of Fulton and Johnson Brooklyn. The object of the formation of the Assooiation is that every person may nave a tine reliable watch, and also that they can pay ot it in noh a manner that they will not miss the money bo eipeuded.

All tho watches for eioh particular assooiation will be of aregutor (Trade, good quality of movemnfc, ths same weight cases and liitlt? if any vaiiation in style of casing. 1 Eadh association, it is calculated, will wind up its affaii in one year, by having furuighed eaoh and every member with fiuch. a watch' as subscribed for at the commencement of the association. Tbe Hatches will bo banded over to the trustees of the associations paid for, and each association boing composed of fifty members taere will be one watch a weok placed in their hands, which it is proposed tbat it be given to the member at once that will pay tue most per week it is paid for, and such security as the assooiation may require. Associations elect their officer), and due notice is given to tho members subscribing bo tint all may take part in the election.

The' watches for the associations now forming are on exhibition at tbe store, and one groat objeot gained by the asBonation iB that they get watches that are generally retailed at from thirty to fifty per cent higher than the price chargeo to tbe association. Watch association! now forming for the following watchest Silver hunting caied English levors, $50 each, payments of I 00 per wepk. Ldifs' 18 karat sold hunting cased levers, 475 each, payments of 1 60 Gentleu.en 18 barafcgold hunting casea lo vers. $100 each, payments of 2 CO Gentlemen's 18 karat gold hunting cased i English levers, $160eaoli, 3 CO 41 Call, examine the watches, and if found as represented Bubeciibe. The above watches are fully nnethirdlo3s than tho usual retail prices.

WM. R. TICK. je6 lm 29T Fulton, corner of Johnson. Bt, Brooklyn.

"RmTlNDOUS RKDUOTIOW IN THE PBTOEB OP WATCHES, JEWELRY AND HILVICRWARE. In oonsequonoo of the recent recent rapid decline in tbe rioe of gold, HART ft BROTHERS, No. 241 FTJLTON STREET, NowofTerto the publio, REGARDLESS Off COST, THEIR ENTIRE STOCK, CONSISTING OP Diamonds, ice Englsh and Swiss Watches', Bioh and Elegant Jewelry, Solid Sterling Silverware, Fines. Quality of Plated Ware, Hair and Rubber Jewelry, French and Amerioan Clocks, Fancy Goods, Ac AT PRICES CORRESPONDING WITH GOLD. Purchasers would do weH to call and eramise our stook; and com para i rosea and former iprioea, and judge fo tshooiselvoB.

BART BROTHERS, 311 Faltom St, tag St. Ann'sBnildinCT, QHAMPNBY SM1TTKN, Formorly (SPIES 4 OHAMPiBY,) Marmfaatarers ef FINE GOLD AND ATR JR WBLBY' And dealers in SILVER AMD PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, WATOHES AND JBWELBY. Mr. O. SPIES having gone ont of tbe business, Mr.

F. T. OHAMPNHlf has formBdoco paitaerstiip with llr.TIlOS. TV. F.

SMITTBN, who has been for many years connected ieitb tb'e who has a thorough practical knowledge of the manufacturing department In all ita branches. We have none bat tbe very best artiBta in each part of the btui 1 ness. The who made the Hair Bogle for N. b'ani tary Fair is in onr employ, and onr facilities are now snch that ne oan make onr work better than era before, and at' less prices than formerly. We respeiitfolly the con 1 titraonce of the patronage of bar oldtriends, secure tEat of many neir ones.

T. OHAMPNBY, i THOS. yr. F. 8MITTKN, feaU 133 FULTON STBBBT.

BROOKLYN. STERLING SILVER WABB AND A great variety of silver gootls, In bores, suitable for: Wedding Present, at te J. D. CHASE'S, Manntacthnr. SB Fnlton it A1HJMBU OK IHB BKS1' MAKKR9, wiwrjiamona seertaTjieieajngrareaana enane nmwl ranea frrr hsIa at .1 AS.

MaM at.JAB. aiaMunriAin. newjewer II BaUbUshrient. 315 Bolton street MOHTAUK PIRB 1NSURANOU OO. of the orrr of bbooklym.

Offices. No. 1 Oourt street, Brooklyn, and 163 Broadway, near Maiden Lane, New York. OASHOAPITAl. SURPLUS July 29 66.

1 Insures Bailnings. Merchandise, Household Furniture, Vessels in port ana their Cargoes, and.Qther properta against loss or damage by fire, on as favorable terms ai otber first class oompanies. uosses and eaalt ably adjusted. WmBHsworth, UUPiMan. A Newman.

A A Low, 11, WDmnlMfl oulL Brojnjard. Raymond. U01I JOWhitehoase, Amass Faster, Henrr Boerum. Jot Bd ohn rlattey, SW PaM.it EH WIUatiL mil Wbltjr. John atudwell.

Josioh lm D.Immu flmn A Thnpnk 1 wane. John LewB. EHNlohota, 1 Stephen AbraliamiiOtt, Brew. Valentine, Stewart; John Phelpo, WnIalThomi8, SF Whiting, SamJWBnrtuT ThoaW OougnlanJl Powell, JO Jobaaaa. at aernGBeeve, FDMooon.

Garret Bergen, Wrn at injrranara, yVUllam Wood Jba DFrmea, Banaand lltua. Frssideat. AsBAIt W. KTBBI, Secretary, v.i jobs O. PmLrp, Sarveyor.

oill, SOPKEMiJ COURT KINGS COUNri! Mary E. Cortelyou against William K. CorUlyou and others. A J.Z. Lorr.

Platf tiff's Attornefs. In pursuance of a judgment order of the Suurems Court of the Stote of New York, mado in the above enisled suit on the 16th dayof May. 1665. will ba sold at publio auction at tbe Commercial Exchange, No. 3C9 Fulton street, (opoo site the City Ha))) inth Oity of Brooklyn, on the 19 day of JnJy, 1665, 12 o'clock noon of thitday, under the direction of the undarsignoa the referee for tbat pmpoio by said judgment order appointed, tt a following riesurloed lantfa and premises, that is to say, all certain lot, pioco or parcel of land situate.

Ijimr iDd bem in the City of Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, beginuini; at a point on the westerly side of Hnrison avenue (Uto Jacbsnn t' roet), which ia ten feet six inchsj northerly from a point whire tbe divihion line between the estates formerly of Or. Joan Dufbcldandof the Reverend John B. Johnson. interseots said westerly side of Hudson avenue; running thenoo woi1" erly atortgbt angles with Hudson avenue one hualred feet: thence northerlv parallel with Hudson avenue ono hundei and siiteen feet to th northerly line of the said John on euaie; thence soubwesterlr along Baid line one hundred andJcnrfoet to the Rope Wa'k land Ute of Tuckaraui Carter thenco norihQasterJy along said Rooe Walk lsnd one hundrod arid sixtj ioar feet. to an intended strret to bs opened between Manilla and Jackson Btreet! (now Huison avs i.ue): tlience southeasterly alnnjr the souther line of 'eaid intended treetone hundred aad fifty fire lest to Hudson nrenuo; thence southwesterly along Hudson avanne two hundred and Wen'y five feet to the place of beginning.

Togethor.with all aud sinpulur the tenements, hereditaments and apurteiiances therennto belonging or in any wiso i pper tain ing. Dated June 2. 1885. joi law6wF N. L.

ZABRISKIE, Referee. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogate of tha Oonutj of Kings: Notice is noreby given, according to law. to all persons having, claims against THOMAS CLAHK, late of ths (Jiti of Brooklyn, deceased, that they aro required to exhibit the same, with tbe vouchors thereof, to tho subscriber, at her residence, No. 60 Pierrepont street, in the Oity of Brooklyn, on or before the second day of December next.

Mav2Eth.l865. ELlZABhTH H. CLARK, Aministratrix, iny26 lawCmF ATA SURROGATE'S COURT, HELD IN and for tbe County of Kings, at tho Surrogate's oitiee, in the City of Brooklyn, ou the Bth day of January in tbe year U65. Present. 03 WELL 0.

BRMNARO, Esq. In tbe matter of the estate oSobury Kissam, deJdaed; On reading and filing tho application of Matilda Hillix, of the City of New York, a creditor of Seabnry Kfa am, late of the City of Brooklyn, deoeaspd, It 1b Ordered that Georgo Kissam, the Admmistra'rrof tho goods, Ac, of the raid heabury Eissam. deceased, anpear be'oro the Surrogate of the County of Kings! at hi? office in the Oity of Brooklyn, on the 28th day of July next, at ten o'clock in the torenoon of that day. and reader an account of his proceedings aa Buoh Administrator aforesaid, or show cause why en an attachment should not issue against htm, and also why he should not ba decreed to pay the claim of your applicant. myB I a 2m It O.

BRAINARD, Surrogate. NPURSUANOE OF AN ORDER OF ROS. JL WELL a BRAINARD, Surrogate of the Oounty of Kings: Notice' is hereby given, aooording to law. to ail psraons hayingelaims against MARGARETR. JKWiTTv formerly MARGARET RIOE, late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with tha vouohera thereof, to the subscriber, at his residence, No.

91 North Moore street, In tbe City of New York, on or before th eighteenth day of August next Dated ebruary 11th. 1865. loll la a 6m' 8 MARTIN RIOB. Administrator OF AN ORDER.OF ROSWELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the Oovat of Kings: Notioe is neretft given according to fow, to al) newna having claims against An.

TIN OOLE, late of Ui6 City of Brooklyi deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at the office of Van Buren A Peck, No 37 Nassau street. Id tbe City of Nev Vork. on or before the fourth day of November nfat Dated AprU jfftb. 1665. ap291ai6m8 tjARAB O.

OOLB, IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ROS WKLI, O. BRAINARD, EsqSorrogalviol1 lite Oountj of Kings: Notice is hbietu giyett, aocording to law, to all. persons havina claims against PETER CONSTANT, late ol the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that thoy are required to exhibit the same, with tho vouchcie thereof, to the sub cribEeraatthereafdence of John MoKenna, Na 20 Debe voiso street, in tho City of Brooklyn on or before tha third day o' June next. Dated November 26th, 1864. SARAH L.

CONSTANT, Arfniinl)lr(ltnrfl JOHN MoKENN Adminisrators. n28 lawfimB PURSUANOEOF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL O. BRAINARD, Esq, Surrogato of the Oountr of Kingei Is hereby given, according law, to aU jiavingelaima against SAMUEL L. KING, late of the Oitv of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit ths same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at nil office, No. 43 Park vlaeo.

ir the Oity of No York, on or before the aecona day o' December next. Dated May 20th, 165. my261aw0mF GILBERT HOWELL, Administrator. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL O. BRAINARD.

Surrogate of the Oounty oi tt ings; iibit the ame, with the vouchers thereof, to the snbsoib ere.attht offico of Henry Johnsoo. No. 87 Wall sireet, in the City New York on or before the thirtieth qmw ovemtor vexu. iow. DnWITT O.LITTLKJOHN(iJS"0,:iwr3 my23 lawemTu11 NPURSUANOE OF AN ORDER OFRdfc WELL O.

BRAINARD; Esq, Surrogate of Ji'fl Oouatv Kings: Notice hereby oftofij peraoas aaving claims against HENR OROfcWELE. lte of tha City of BrooUyn, deoeuedt that they, are raquired to exhibit tha auno. with tho voucheM. thereof, to the sabocrl bers. at the offloe of Man 4 Parsons, Mo.

Wall street, la the City of Nov York, on' or before the eleventh day of August next Dated January 4th, IBM. JNa PARSONS, 1 FRBDKRIO orom Well, I SAK4.H WELL, Executors, SAM'L, W. SEAMAN. feSlawCmM JNa EL CLARK, a Mtrrtjny. Auctioneer, at iair salesrooms, aw buieob.

Street, (opuosite the Oib BolU in the Oity of Brooklyn, on the second (2) da; of June. at 12 o'clock, at noon; the All that onrtAin nr nurcal of cmnrirt. attornta. ununuHU lanu aim prouiuwa. uv yj ear hunk and being in the.

city of Bhwalro fjateWilUams buigh), Counts of Kings and State of New bounded nd described on follows, to wit; Beginning at a point on the northerly side ot South Ntailisfreet! distant east ory one hundred and two feet and in' u36ne3 from the nortbeasterly comsr of South lintu street and First u.l0? enin norihoasterrf and 'parallel with; auuia riDin fcireet UairtT loar reBti ffi wMcond 25 Sfrf lAI0 Sft'ormerlj owned by Jobs B. Davidson John 8. Yuob: tbsnoe eaaterr. ana aloiiii mentioned land and parallel with wiSSi 'Mid northerlv ride (o Vi. point or place 1 1 a txtiiit or Tka of nunniiiiiir.

Vtfa) May 1 W6S. THOyAR E. PRAHHAT.r. E. isiSL dto irheandVloM PJABSAIX.BWtrtfc iUDHMDI IIH 'MIUID Ul ntntbmb), same; til jeiawwr mum 'IT nimrJlilnt'at', KM OHASffR MtaolaotaiwJ.