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INSURANCE. THB EYB AND BAR. LEGAL NOTICES. WSTKUCTIOlfr. CORPORATION JtOTlCjfcs.

A Contested Proprietor his son bad ever beard from blm. Do not dare even to mention your mother." Keith as BiltUt, I pity yon; I will no, forsake you," the parson went on, blB bands shaking as he spoke, and his white face aflame. I will help you to redeem yourself, if possible. But never dare for one inBtant to compare your marriage to my marriage, your wife to mine. What can you know yon miserable boy of socb a lore aa ours How could you.

and the hundreds of fooliBh lads like, you, unders'Jmd what a man's loveis one pure love for oae pure woman founded on thorough knowledge and lonc lested fidelity; tried by many temptations, clung to tbrough years of delay and hopelessness, and then perfected openly, honorably, in sight of God and man, by the closest union with which mortal life can bo blessed. Keith Garland, you may Uyo many years livo not unworthily or unhappily, but you will never know, never comprehend a marriage such as miue. So the good old parson takes his daughter in law home, after seeing his son off to Canada. The next two years and a half make a lady of the poor girl, and a rich man of Keith. The ties of affection grow strong between the lenely old man and the poor trusting girl.

Nature has given her brains, and the daily intercourse with one of the noblest of human beings, refines, educates and develops in her all native and latent intellect and womanly gentleness. The old man learns to love her deeply, and she him. But it is far otherwise with the absent husband. 'He thinks of her only as what she was when he left, and time has brought home to him the insanity of such a marriage. He write3 constantly to his lather, but sends only a few cold messages to her, nor does he seem disposed to fetch her or send for her.

The poor child suffers deeply, loving him as tenderly as ever. At last she asks the old man why he does not come, and if she is the cause. He tells her he fears it is so, for they have no concealments in their interchange of thoughts. A stroke of paralysis, but only affecting the right arm, makes her resolve to bring his son back to him. She has no thought of herself; and this is the touching letter she writes to accomplish her purpose: "Deab Husband" (and then "husband" was crossed out and "Dear 8ir" put Instead): "If I may make bold to say it, you ought to come borne to your fattier.

He is breaking his heart for you, and nothing will ever comfort him but the sight of you. Plasa come at once, "i take this opportunity of saying, what 1 ought to have eaid a good while ago, that oars having been such an unsuitable and unfortunate marriage, I will not bo a trouble and a burden to you any more; but as soon as you come to the Parsonage, I will leave it. Also since as your father tolls me there is a place in London where people unhappily married can get rid of one another, so as to be free to marry again; if you wish to get rid of me. so as to be able to marry somebody els more suitable for you, do it; I shall not object. I would never have let you marry me, had I seen things as I do now, or had I ever known your father.

"I remain, your obedient wife, "Chablotte Gabxasd." The husband cannot understand the wife. He is indignant and thinks her motive was a desire to get rid of him. But his father sees it all. ntlifllAK'S TRUST LNSUKANOB OOJV1 t1 PANY OF BROOKLYN. a.

raai "CA8H CAPITAL, Ifflce llo. Court street, (opposito Oiti HBJ Kt. Wall Btxeet, (City Bank Bnilding) New York. Organized on the principle, 01 paying one half the profit ,009" ten per cent. Io the Widows? and Orptuuu' Fmnd ol he Fire Department of the City of Brooklyn.

Directors. George Ball BliRobbiM IT Philllpl iaTonADegran. Miller Frederick Peat GW Clark Nehemiah Knifhl SB Chittenden Harry Messenger Gilbert Haight Joseph Hall WMrenD Gookin Van Brnnt WVokoiTW Welling Peter Dnryee I Frothingnam Peter Anderson John Stewart Israel VeSor Warren Sneden A Low 8 Thome, OH Lippitt Jrawford Smith Richard Buck Hoslord aBoryDPcck Wm Board Wall fobD I Glover Henry Pierson Valentine Hall Gamaliel King Marcellus alassey John I Voorbees deorge 8 Cary John 51 Hicks Ant'ny Oarapbel James Eaton Edwin Hillyer Wood Tots Company continues to msore Buildinos, Merahau lise Dwellings, Household Furniture, Vessels in port and heii Cargoes, and other property against loss or damage by tie. en as favorable terms as otoer first class Companies, ore, ou an loroiou re GEORGE HALL, President. OHAS.

II. MAcDOTTAXD, Secretary. B. B. Wood.

Assistant Secretary. rah IS WIIiLIAMSBTJRGH CITY FIBB INSURANCE COMPAANY. Offices Corner of First and Sontb Soventh streets, Brook and No. 165 Broadway, New York. This Company with it cash CAPITAL OF 8150,008, and a largo surplus, all securely invested, ermtf nnes to in inre Dwellings, Factories, Ships in Port and their "Cargoes, ilerohandize and other property, at reasonable tea aj any other first olass Company.

dibectoeb: Bdmund Driggs, Nicholas Wyckoff, John Devoe, Ricnd Ten Eyck, Daniel Maujer, Wm. M. Parka, Jobo. A. Cross, Wm.

Marshall, Martin G. Johnson, Sam'l M. Meeker, John I. Van Alst, John O. DeBevoise, Nathaniel Briggs, Henry S.

Leveiich, Francis Dubois, Peter Cooper, Charles Noble, Joseph Wade, Wm. Cooper, Geo. Kisching, Frederick Fnea, Jas. M. Waterbury, Fleming Duncan, John Holdane, Jas.

L. Truslow, Jedekiah Miller, Eckford Webb, Biobard Berry, Ab'm Cunningham. EDMUND DBIOGS, President. Hbmtiy GrBOUX. Beoretary.

rohl51y IRE INSURANCE, WITH PARTICIPATION IN THB PROFITS. LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, 41 FULTON STREET, I 48 WALL STREET, Brooklyn. New York. CAPITAL $200,000 ASSETS, JULY 1866 289,506 The LONGT ISLAND is the only local Fire Insurance Company insuring on the participation plan. A Scrip Dividend of FORTY PER CENT, declired July 1, 1866, to participating customers.

R. W. DELAMATER, President Wh. W. Henshaw, Secretary.

au.22 TWT ASSAU FLRE INSUKANOB COMPANY OF BROOKLYN Offices No. 10 Court street, Brooklyn, and 65 Wall Btreet, New York. At an election held on tne 6th the following gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year: Wm Harria oonn a. urosa LiOVf John Martin George Morgan Jos Johnson Sheldon K. Corning John Halsey Saml Mitchell Wm Fowler HO Murphy Saml Smith Wm Hunter, Jr John A Lott Silas Ludlam Alex Underbill James Weaver John French Thos Srtatton Tj Hnsted Conk I in Brush Cyprus Bmith James A Bell WardweU Harper Valentine Geo A Thorn A Beekman Chaa a Baxter John Vandorhilt.

John Hunter flKnl Van Vnnrhis TheoRotrerS And at a snbeequent meeting of the Board, WILLIAM U. IXCUUhlt. lOUil ITOO UUttUllUUUOiJ lO UlliVWJU i ICOIUDUh THOS. B. JONES was appointed Secretary, and THOMAS HU tlAKKIH, ABaiatant Secretary, feio tt WM.

M. HARRIS, President. PHEW 7 JflKh lJNUKAjLNUiJi COAUPAiiV OF BROOKLYN. Otfice No. 1 Court street, comer of Montagup, BrooklfiJ.

Branch Officf No. 139 Broadway, New York. OA3H CAPITAL 1,000,000 ASSETS $1,600,000 Insures Houses Manufactories, Buildings, Machinery, Goods, Merchandize, ChattelB and Personal Estate, Ships, Vessel and Cargoes fin port nly) Ships Building from l0tand Damage by Fire. Dibeotobs: atephen Orowen, I Frothingham, Gilbert Bayers, A StonL Daniel Fernald, Jas Elmore, Joshua Atkins, Jr, Wm Kendall, A England, Ingersoll, Harold Dollner, Edwin Beers, John Hicks, Alvin Bradley, Wm Beale, Ben, Ward we 11, Geo Bergen, Nathaniel Furman, Moses OdelI, Chas Betts, Jeremiah Spader Thos Rodman, Guy lab Schwab, Wm Vail, Daniel Ayreg, Ezra Baldwin, Edward A Low, Jas Rockwell, Nathan Beara, Samuel Burtis, Jobn Cole, Augustus Studwell.Edwin Rice, Isaac Brinkerhoff, Alexis Brace, Edgar Oro well, Henry Collins, Clement Parsons, Wm A Bndd. Daniel Gregory, STEPHEN OROWELL, President EDGAR W.

OROWELL, Vice President Phtlatobb SHAW.Seo'y. HMHE MONTACK FIKK INSUKAKOE CO OF THE CITY OF BROOKL YN. CASH CAPITAL $150,000. AND A LARGE SURPLUS. Offices, Wo.

7 Court otreet, Brooklyn, No. 18 i roaflwaj near Maiden lane, New York. This Company insures Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Vessels and Cargoes in port, ana otaer property, on libera' termB. Losses promptly and equitably a dj as ted, DIBEC1 oiw: Garret Bergen, Wm St loifrbham, Raymond, Charles Bette, Johnson. Warren Richmond fclenry Boeram, Johu Vt Lewib, Eli Kobbins, Samuel Booth, Stephen Linmgton.S Stewart, Brainard, Abruiiam Lolt, Joaieti Smith, Samue) Burtis, A A Low, Alex Studwell, Campbell, Jobn Studwell, Cooke, A Newman, Wm Thomas, fhos Coughlan, Nichols.

Geo A Thome, James Eaton, FoBter Pet tit, Edmund Titus, Wm Ellsworth, John Phelps, Brew Valentine, Amasa Foster, Jacob Philip, Edwd White, Francis A Gale. Pitkin, Whitshouse. John Halsey, Powell, Whiting, Seymour Hugs ted oh Prince, Wihet John Winalow. WILLIAM FLLSWORTH, President JoHsr O. Philip, Secrptary.

O. T. Seabiko, A(istant Secretary. gel ly ECHANICS FIKE lJySURANOB OOM PAN Y. L.

I. Otficea No. 1 Montane street. Mechanics Rank RniM lnRj Brooklyn, and No. 31 Wall street, (Mechanics' Bank Building) New York.

CASH CAPITAL, 5150,000. Insures Buildinps Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in port and their carRoes, and other property against loss or damage by Firs. DIBECTOB9: Daniel Chaunecy, Robert iavies, LivlngBlonK Miller John Rolie, Hosea Websrer, Isaac Carhurt, Samuel Sloan, Gcorgt Bergen, Thomas Sullivan, Abra.Ti Bnjfia, Barnet Johnson, Jacob Sac km an, David Chauncer.J Van Bergen, Leonard Cooper, Daniel jr Sy'vester Hondlow.Geo Shaw, John Bakpr, Henrj Crocker, Henry James. Geo Hastings, Daniel Furnald, Robert BerdcU, Henry Brmh, Henry Boerum, John Halsey, Wm Marshall, Stephen Spader, ttdwin era ton, Snmuei Smith, Felix Campbell, Leverich, Thomas Stratton, Jacob I Bergen, John French, Richard Van Wyck, JOHN il. BAKER, President.

DANT IX CHAUNCEY, Vice President WAtTEB NlCHOLsi, Secretary. Mebeitx Tdttt. Assistant Secretary. iBWRLKY, Src. QHAIflPSEY.

SMITTEN, SrANTTFACTTJREIia OF FINE GOLD AtiD HAIR JEWELRY. 31T AND 319 I JLTON STREET, (Formerly of 133 Falton st.) Hair Jewelry and Device Work is our speciality. We have the work done on the premises by the very best workmen and artists. We take great pains to have it well mide and durable, and feci quite confident of giving entire satisfaction to all who favor us with orders. Wo also keep a stock of fine quality PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, WATCHES, SPECTACLES, SILVER FORKS, SPOONS, NAPKIN RINGS AND GOLD JEWELRY.

Repairing done by thoroughly competent workmen. We solicit the patronage of all, and oan assure them a good article at a fair price. fe2 tf iStJAVIISG ASSOCIATIOH PEOOURLNCr FINK WATOHaB BY EASY PAYMENTS fjlSBS THAN WHOTiHSAIiB PRIOHB. ISkargt Gold Hnntinfr Uase English Patent Levers, pay lenti! at $3 per tveek. 18 tamt Gold Hunting Oase Uetaobed Levers, payment 2 oer rraek.

16 karat Gold Hunting: Oase Detaohea litrers, (ladiee uaymenta $1 50 per week. Silver Hunting Oaao Knglish Patent Levers, payments ol 'il oer week. Silver Hunting Oase Detaohed Levers, pavments ol etl intfl per week. XS AMIKE SAMPLES AND GET OIKOULABS AI TIDE'S WATOH AND JRWELRY STORE, Ho. 131 FULTON STREET, Oor.

Jobnsen. Brooklyn. n33 lr JOHN D. CHASE JEWELERS, StLVEhSMITHS, AND IMPOBTEBB Of OPTICAL AND HANOY O00D3, Oner a larire assortment ol FINE WATCHES, RICH AND ELEGANT JEWELRY, SrF.Rt.ING SILVKR AND EXTRA HEAVY PLATEU WARE, RUBBER AM) ELKY, STERHOSCOHE8 AND VIEWS. In great variety.

OPERA CLASS PS. in Pearl. Ivory, EnameL Moroooo, and otlier fUles. ana FANOlf GOODS, euited either for Bnoal or Holiday Pieents. Our ssorlment or SPK(jr 0L.E8 aud EYE GLSSES is rhe mosi extensive and com olete to be fonnd in this country Out upcoialty is the cela jrited BRAZILI4N PKBBLE LEXSKX, iThich we cou ptantly keep Bet in diffpreni styles to suit tbe weak and impaired vision and wa rract the siirht to remain uerfect for twent years longer than with the ordinar frlnsaes.

We re anest ail who may wear or need plasea to call and observe jeir superiority and tbusbenerjt their eyea. OHASK SON, 203 Foltoa street, Jewelers and Optician. Open eveninga in December. dls tf DlAMliKD AND (lIHEB PKKUIOUS Jewelry for sale and made to order nt is. MoMUR liAV's New Jewelry Establishment, 315 Fulum street.

niaiy HA1K JKWELKY MAUB 1U in every variety ol stylo, at short notice, by H4RT 6ROS. jeSOtl WATUH13S Oi? THE BEST MAKEK8 irith diamond set, enameled, engraved and angin rrto ses. for iiJe at MoMUP.RAFS Saw Jew JrM non Sir WrH nn WJO DANCING ACaUKIUIES MAYER'8 A.fs CIN AU Corner Cla.pon ard Falton avenues. Clasfesfor Gentlemen TUESDAY and FRIDAY EYE MNO'S, at 8 o'clock aotes' and Children's Private Clasaes WEDNE3 PAY'Sand xTDRDAV at 3 P. M.

ja2g 6t K. AND MISS MCALLISTER'S DANCING A 0 A UUTHIU A L. Adams treet, aear Ooncord ttreet. Ulaise? for Gentlemen Faosda tnd ffrida Evenings. Lad tee Pvening Claet), Fnday evening.

Ail the dance taocht in one coarse of twenty four For termd per quarter and farther oarticalarssead for a Urcular. N. t.Tentb Soiree, Tbareday booing, Jan 3L PociTely no peihou admitted without a lionet. au316m JT. UKIS1 DANCING AOADEMfi MI AXD KTJLTON ST GET, Opposite 'he Oit Ball, WILL OPKN aKPTKMBKB, 4 1866.

Ofasaea for Gentloinen luesday Fnday eTeninga, rom 6 to 10. For Ladies Wedneaaay rrpm 7 to 9. For Ladles, Mi toes and Masters Wednesday ml 3 at aria. Ladies from I to And Masters from 3 to S. Private lessons can taken in tb morning or at Any ime not occupied by tLe regular olassea.

Private schools jnd olasseB instructed. B. for furthvr particular tpply at tbo Academy 'or a circular nl B. C. RIVERS' DADOING AOADBMY, J3 SOHBRMBKHOBN 8TKEET, Corner of Oonrt street, WILL BE OP UN TUESDAY SBPT.

12TH. Fnpl'e can oommence at toy tima. Tneddaf in tTridaj afternoons for Ladies; Tnoediy sad ridiy dveLiuag tur Gentlomea; Wednesday and atturJay tUjroonit tor Ohildren. 8ui ap0 au Ckrib oiD attained at J. D.

Wiilia'a, TS Oonrt strstit: is Len's mnaio dtore, 359 Pultoa strentj aad 9 drait store, coiner af Fulton and Piarreyoat 3trest? BOUNTY COURT, KJNUS COUJNTY Vy John P. Oolfe against Jesse A. Heydrios and others. In pursuance and by virtue of a judtcment order of this Court, made on tbe 14th day of January, 1367, in tho abDve entitled action, I will sell at public anction. at the Commercial Exchange, No.

369 ultvn street, in tbe ilitvof iirookljn, ou Siturdav, tbo lGth day of February, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described lands and premises: Ad that certain lot of land, with tbe brornstoae fronted dwelling house thereon erecte 1, situate, tying and beinp on tho southerly side oi Hoe street, bo; we on Ba ford and lee avenues, in the City of Brooklyn aforesaid, boundfd and containing as foil iws: Beginning at a poiut on the said southerly tide of Hewes street three hundred 'ltd ninety three fret nine inches esterly Jrnm the south easierl? corner of Bedtoid avenue and Hiwoh atr3t.t, and unnipg thence southerly at right ancles to HeiT street cud uartly through the centre of a party wall standing the one half trirreof on tho land hereby iatended tjbu conveyed and the other half thereof on the lot next westerly nrtioining, one hundred ft'et thence easterly parallel with HewesBirett twenty two feet th ee inches: thenje uorth riy again at right an vies tJ Howes street and pat'ilr tbrouentbe centre of a party wall B'anding the one half thereof on the Una hereby iotended to be conveyed and tbe other half thereof on the lot next easterly adjoining, one hundreafeetto Howes street; and thence westetly along the southerly side of Hewes Btreet tvrenty two feet thrtvi inches to tbe place of beginning. Dited Brooklyn, Jan. '24, 18 i7. ja212aw3wTh JoBN SKEPEKfaB, Rjrerao. COUKTY COURT, ICINGS COUNTY John Drew acaint Jesse A.

Heydrick aid otbCN. In pursuance and by virtue ot aiadtrmentorder of this Court, made on the Uth day of Janaary, 1867. io the above entitled action. I will sell at public auction, at the Gjin mi rcinl Exchange, No. 369 Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on Saturday, the 16th da ot Febraary, 18J7, a 12 o'clock noon, tbe following described lands and premises: All thope eight certain lots in the Nineteenth Ward of tho City of Brooklyn, which are contained in the block branded oy Bedforn and Lee avenues and Penn and Rut ledge streets, and which taken together are bounded and contain as follows: Berinning at a noint on the southerly side ot Fenu street, which is one hundrei and Gighty turoe leet easterly from the southeasterly corner of Bedford avenue and Penn sstrept; running thence easWy along the southerly side of Penn street eighty one (81) feet four 4J inches; thence southerly and parallel with Beaford avenue and Lee avenue two hundred (200) feet to RuUedeo street; running thence westerly aloof? the northerly side of Rat ledge Btreet eighty one (81) feet four () inches; thence attain parallel with Bedford and Lee avenues two hundred (TOO! feet to Penn street at the place of beginning, excepting, however, out of theabovo described premises, that certain lot situated on the southerly side of Penn street Deing twenty feet and four inches Iront and rear by one hundred feet deep on each side, and beginning one hundred and eighty three (183; feet oasterly from the southeast rJy corner of Bedford aveme and Penn street, and being the same premises released br John Drew by a release recorded in the hesister'a office of Kmee mnty, in Liber 504 of Conveyances, oage 207.

Dated Jan. 24th, 1867. je24 2aw3wTh JOHN D. SNEDEKBR, ReferJe. rlOUNTY COURT OFKINGS COUNTY William Eouwfnhoven avainBt David S.

Jones and others. A. 4 J. Lorr. Plaintiff's Attorneys.

In pursuance and by virtne of a judgment ot this Court, made in thB above entitled action, and bearing date the 9th day of January, one thousand eight hundred, and sixij seven, described premises will be sold at public auction, at tbe Commercial Exchange, at Mo. 369 fu I ton street, in the City oi Brooklyn, on Saturday, the 2nd day of February, 1867, tt 12 o'clock at noon of that day, br or under the direction of the undersigned, who was by said mdpment appointed a referee for that purpose, that ia to say: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Second Ward j. tbe City of Brooklyn, Donnded as follows: Beginning, at tho southwest corner of a lot formerly of AnniB J. Barbatin, on Water street, and running thence westerly' along water street twenty five feet; thence northorly towards the Eat River, and parallel with Main street, forty nire feet: thence easterly, and parallel with Water street, twenty five feet: tueuce southerly, and parallel witb Main street, lorty nine feet, to Water street, the place of beginning, together with, all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging and appertaining. Dated Brooklyn.

January 10. 1867. 2aw3wTh JOHN L. LEt'FERTS, Referee. OUNTY COURT OF IN GSTJOUNT Henry Eldert against John A Piokersgill, Charlotte Ann PickereR.il, Daniel W.

Brown. D. Raveaue Stamp, 0 cents, canceled. To each of tne defendants above named: You are hereby summoned nd required to answer the complaint in this action, this dav filed in tbe office of tne Clerk of the County of Kings, at the Court House in the City of Brooklyn, in said County of KingB and State of New York, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribora, at their office, at No. 9 Willonchby in tbe said City ot Brooklyn, within twenty day after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the eaid complaint within thetimo aforesaid, the plaintiff in thif action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint Dated May 12, 1866.

A. A J. S5 LOT Plaintiff's Attorney. d6 lawfiwTh No. 9 Willongh by street.

Brooklyn. IN PDKSUANOH OJf AN OKU Kit Of ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of the Qounty of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according te law to all personr having claims against TIMOTHY A. WADE, late oi the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to ex hibit the same, with the vouchers therefor, to 'hGsuhsrib at the office of Richard InRrahani. No.

15 'ou't ntreet. in the City of Brooklyn, on or ber th twenty tilth Jaj of May next. Dated November 21 18C8 GEORGE G. REYNOLDS. n221awmTli RiCHARD INORAHAM NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF FtKS LIMITS, D.

Notice is hereby jrivoo. according to law, that tbe Common Council of rbe Citv of 4ronktn nave extended the Fire Limita so as to include bo muco of the 20th Ward ol said city as is bounded by Purtltnd rtv nue. Park avenue, Washington avenue and tultoa avenue. December 26th, 1866. Attest: HENRY McCOSKEY, City Clerk.

d27 law3mTh XTOTICK IS HEKUBY GIVE THAT JLl PHILIP S. SWAIN, who resides ia Brooklyn. Kwws County and State of New York, and LLOYD STK.VK.V J. of the City. County, and State or New York, nave formed limited partnership, iiursuant to the provisions of rhe tt" vibed S'atutes of said Suteof New York, underthe dm name of S.

SW AlN," for the manufacture and sale of Soaps and Petfuuiery of ull kinds. That satd Philip S. Swain is tbe only General Partner, and that said Lloyd Stevens is the Special Pertner; thiit said Lloyd Stevens, ai Special Partner, nas contributed the sum of ive Thousand Dollars in cash as capital towards the common stock and that said partnersbiu to commence on the third dav of November, 1866, and is to terminate on the 1st day of November, 1867. P. S.

SWATN, General Ptrtnor. LLOYD STEVEN'S, Special Partner. n8 law6wThv No. 20 Vine street IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C. BRALNARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all peri ns having claims aaiiiet THOMAS PHr.L., late of the ity of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sut icriber.

at the office of A. II. CAP WELL, No. 80 Broadway, in tho City of New York, or or before the fifteenth day of May next Dated November 8tfr, 1866. noSlawOm'Fb JESSIE PEEL, Administratnx IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C.

BRAINARD, Suno ute of th County ot Kings: Notice ia hereby given, according to law, to all persons onvinc clnims against CCXNSTANTINE 0. PISE, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they ire required tu exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at his office No. 150 Water street, in the City of New York, on or before the twentieth day of June nerL Dated December 13th, 1866. d27 law6mTh WILLIAM BUCHANAN. Exocn tor.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP The limitet paitnersbip hreto toru formed ard exis'inir between tha undeisikrncd under the firm name of ALBERT WIOKMANN, and in which the undeifcicned ALBERT WICKMANN is the gereral partner, and the uraereigned EDWARD KAUPE is tbe epfcial paitner. is hereby oVsUved by mutual consent, Dftttd Now York. January 12th, 1867. ALBERT Winir ASS. General Partner.

i KAUPE, Special Partner. law4w Th PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL O. BRAINARD Surrogate of tbe County of Kings: 1 Notice is hereby given, acoordingto law. to all person! having claims against MARIA BKRGEN. late ot taodij of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vuuehers thereof, to the mbscriber, at his office, in the City of Brooklyn, on or befor the twtnty fonrth lav nf April next.

Dated October 17h. 1866 ol8 law6mTh ROBh RT Q. BELL. Exncntor. IN PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER OF ROSWELL O.

BRAINARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all person having claims against MICHAEL SUA LON, late of tha City or Brooklyn, deceased, that they are to exhibit the same, with the vouchers therof, thu subscribets, the administrators, at the store of James Dad son, 24 Van Brunt street, the City of Brooklyn, on or bo fore the 13th day of June next Dated December 6th. I866 JAMES 6C VLON. AAminutrA.nwa d6law6mTb JAMES DADSON. Adminutra ora. EW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Barnet Johnson, plaintiff, air nt Jesia A.

Hejdrick and Lizzie his wifo, Hnrv W. Mosher, William A. Fowler, Charles J. Culver, William f. Drake, and Abert A.

Drake. The Oil City Bunk, Henry G. Nich Is and Charles Y. Millet defendants. Summons ior relief.

(Com. not served. Inter. Rev. Stamp 50 cents VT.

J. Oct. 27. 1866. To tbe Defendants and each of them above named Von are hereby summoned and required to answer tho crmplaint in this action, which was on tbe dav of the date hereof filed in tbe office of rhe Clerk of tho County of Kinrs, at the Court Houf e.

in iho City of Brooklyn, in said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the aaid corotilaint on the sub criber at the office of Morrii and Cop aw ell. No. one Montague street, in the City of Brooklyn, within twenty days after the Btrvice of thW summons on you, exclusive o) the day ol sucb service; ind if you fail to answer the said complaint wiluin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tha Court for the relief de.nanded in the complout. Dated the 27th day ot October, 1866. n221aw6wTh COGSWELL, Plaintiff Atty.

OFFICE OK THE STKKETCOM.JlS.SliN ER. Ho. 6 City Hall. PROPOSALS FOR. GRADING AND PAVING.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the Common Council, at the Mayor's Office, until Monday, Feb It, 13S7, at 3 o'clock P. for grading and ivintr Seveuth Mtreo, from 4th to 9th avenue, paving four feet one.taer sid3 thereof, witb Belgian pavement, settinn curb and cuttpr stones and laying all the necessary crosswalks, agreeable to profile of said stret on die in the office of Street Commissioner. Proposals to Ftate tbe price per running toor through the centre of eaid street, for the whole work complete. Blanks for estimating furnished at the orhca uf the Street Commissioner, and none ot ner will be considered. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a content in writing of two sureties, of $1,000 eacu on "jacb ptoposal.

'wnoshahoua'ity a to their resi onsibintjj that if the oontract be awarded to tne Darly ropoaing, tbej will becorxe bound as ms suretv for its taithful oerformance and in caf he snail neclect or refuse to execute the contract, it so awarded, hen that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the iffereme between the price so proposed ana the price ot tbe next st biddei to whom the contract may bo warned. Proposals to bo "To the Common Council, (spflcHyinv the wor i B. ooklyn. Jan. 29th, lSt7.

By order oi tneCommon Council, ja30 td R. FURKY, Street OFFICE OF THF.STKEET COMMlSSloN ER, No. 6 City HalL PROPOSALS FOR G4AO ing am Paving Sealed Proposals will be received by the Common Council St tbe Mayor's office, until Monday, Feb. lUu, ldf7, at 3 o'clock P.M., for grading and paving Warren sirtet, Ironi Vanrerbilt toNortrand avenue, with tbe best bank paving s'one, bettintr curb and cutter stones and laying all necessary crosswalks, pgreeable to the profile of said street on file in the office of the Street Commissioner. Proposals to state tbe price per running foot through the centre ot paid street, for the whole work complete Blanks for estimating furnished at the office ot tho Stieet Commissioner, and none othr will oe considered.

Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent in writing of two sureties of $1,000, each, on each proposal, (who shall qualify as to their responsibility.) that if the contract bo awarded to tbe party proposing, they will become bound as his surety for its faithful performance; ana in case ne snaa neglect or re i use to execute cue con mn be awardpH. Proposals to bo endorsed "To the Common Council," (speciiying the work. Brookyn, Ja'. 29th. 1567.

By order of tho Common Council. ja30td R. FUrtbY. 8treet Commissioner. OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSION ER, No.

6 City Hall. PROPOSALS FOR RR MOVING ASHES Sealed Proposals will oe received by the common uounci it the Mayor's office, until Monday, Feb. lllh, 167, at 3 o'clock P. for the basement of the Cvy Hl', from the lat of January, 17. to the 1st uf January, 1868.

Blanks for estimating furnished at tbe office of tbe Street Commissioner, and none other will be considered. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent in writing of two sureties ol double the amount each, on each proposal, (who shall qualify a to their responsibility,) that il the contract be awarded to the part proposing, they will become bound as his surety for it taitblul performance; and in case he shall neplect or refuse to execute the contract, if bo awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn, the difference between the once so proposed and tho price of the next highest bictat to whom the contract may bo awarded. Proposals to be endored 'To the Common Council, (sneoifying the work.) Dated Brooklyn, Feb. 30. laei.

By order of the Common Council. jaPOtd FURKV. Street Commissioner. WTa'JE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS, S8.

Tbenndersi(ioerf; Sherifl I of CWf of Kines. in conformity to pwept to hi in th I behalf oireotea ma cehTt rea, ana uj quires all persons bounn to appear at a cairt of Oy aad terminer and ii rieliyery, to bi JJ nr nl House. Cit Hall, in the City of B'ooktjn. in wd I for id, Said Countv, on the th.rd Mndr ot o'clock in tne forenoon, by rcogniiance jir ouierfl 1 1 appear thereat, si tbe uniersipnc. Juices oi he Pea e.

orns. rs ther offl by ieyuir art who tur 9 ci.miiationof onfr or" (, u't inqni.llfon.nd eianiinition th a.l t.ojil 'cAMPhKLL's uenX ijilcpn ior tne r.i nt.hotavt ak anr inquniuo or th, US1C A TlinnwR THTVRrTTfi.HT.'" to oh on tlia Pianoforte, will giToleisoM PSDK8 silence for per quarter. Address T.t BrooK ITJITAB, GTJITAB. Mnnlt. BRADFORD, A (rnsrantee in twelve SSSEZ made at J.

V. VAN DUrN'3 mnsro BMie, 108 Orange street, Brooklyn. jail lm lQ FAYS FOB AN UNLIMITED lommercial CnTnniiTir SBa College, 283 Falton street, wS Rnni. nA Tillery. Preparatory Ooorse lor B'nmes, 3 months 15.

Private rooms o8f "K4 department for ladies. Instruction to 9 P. M. No classes. Tuition seoa nSJ'" rt3rkonBookkeoDin(tfortal.

Also American Business Arithmatio. jailm PAJB LESSONS IN FRENCH. ENG lengnanes; also on the Piano and eh" ot BROOKLYN HEIGHTS INSTITUTE, ic no JLS. JOUNG T.ADIR3, Ko' strekt, br6okln. "mm0n0 0n o.0.r.!?wJnqnit,0, th8 P'lnciplls, at the Institute, ex at their residence No.

246 Hioks street! Bespecrf ally soma, a262w S. K. HO WE. A ADY, THOROUGHLY COMPETENT, 'ciPHpils on the Piano; terms moderate; MBi refence. Aadress Eagle office.

SELECT CLASS POB YODNG LADIES, utL nar liSlayettfl avanue On Feb. 4th. ol Female Grammar School commence the next term of her 8peUmg, DeBnitions, Geography, niaiu.jr. utuuiujar. Ottipofeiuon, Pbysiolpjry, Astronomy, TPPNniftffpmetio and A'eebra.

ofnition FOUtt SmS Term, inolndinu Ut3B OF AL.Ii BOOKS for study am AfTl)BNOON OLASS will bo commenced pn Feb. 5th, to meet on Tuesdays and Thnrs days; hours from 3 to s. Instruction in Penmanihip, Historical Beadinr and Arithmstic Tuition THREE DuL IjABS perlerm. lm AOADBMY, 616 DEKALB A V. NEAR MART? AVENUE will commence Tr.

FKBRIJARYU, 1867. 0 Principal. BOYS FITTED FOB BUSIMJSSS OR COT. LEGE, nol 3m PENMANNHIP AUTTHMRTin. Unil Rrtrtlrl.

Aw. A lf bra, Grammar, SpellinK, ReadinB, Ladies day and aveninr writlns lesnnna on rn. s4 3 PAfNrr'R Rnd. ness OoUeKefEstabliahe'd 1848)63 Bowery. N.

Brooklyn Oolltee, 349 Fulton street, opposvte City Hall. oli 6m BROOKLYN ART SUHOOLu ATHENEUM BUILDING, Comer ot Atlantic and Clinton. Fow open for formini Classes in Drawing and Painting. Terms Drawmttin Pencil 8 00 Paintine in OilWater Colors or Pastel 15 00 Apply at W. THOS.

METZ, 13 Atlantic atreet, or at tke rooms. Instruction days, Mondays and Thursdays, Studies from nature. dl9 3m rjtHE MISSES BEES, Ko. 93 STATE STREET, BROOKLYN. Will re open their French and EngliBh School for Young LudieB and Children, on Wednesday.

Sept 12th. nil 3m, LAFAYKTTK IMbTlTIITE. FOB YOUNG GENTLEMEN, ISO LAFAYETTE AVE, near Adelohi street. FRENCH AND ENGLISH. THIRD QUARTER "Will commence On MONDAY, FEBRUARV 4.

au219m SIMOKIN A OONK. BYANT. STRATTON CLARK'S BROOKLYN BUSINESS OOLLEGr, Kos. 13, 14, IS and 16 COURT STREET, (Opposite City Hall.) This Institution ii an important link in the great ohain of Oolleges located in tho leading oities of the States and Oanadas. BookkeBping, Penman ship, Arithmetic, Commercial Lavi and Correspondence piaotically taught.

An actual bank and other business bouses oarrlad on between the stadunte, 3ame as in business. NO VaoationS. For particulars, call at the CcHsse oflloe, 13 Court street, trom 8 to 3. or addreBB tor College Month ly per mail, sll tf BROOKLYN COLLK.G1ATK AHB POLYTEONIO INSTITDTH, LIVINGSTON BTREET. This Institute provides a full and thorough course of luoation in Mathematics, LaneuAges, (both Ancient and ifodernl, and th Physical Sciences.

Instruction is given in Vocal Musio, Drawing, Oalla lienics, and Military DrilL Students trom abroad will aocommodnted with a good 'omeand osrefu1 supervision. Students admitted at any time duringtbe term. Fall Term commences WEDNESDAY, Sept. 12,1888. Oandidates for admission will present themselves tor elimination at the Institute.

Wednesday, Thursday and Fri lav, Sent. 12tt 13th and 14th. The regular duties of the Inititnte wm oommenca on Monday, Sept. 17. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

J. D. MoKenzie, D. S. Landon, J.

8. T. Stracaban, Charles R. Marvin, Lather B. Wyman, Allred Barnea, S.

B. Chittenden, A. M. Whito, JohnT. Martin.

E. T. H. Gibson, Georg. A.

Jarvis, Walter T. Hatch. OharleB S. Bay lis, J. Fene, James How.

I8AAO H. tt KOTHINGHAM, Presideci, JOSIAH O. LOWtSeoretary. AliiriANPEB M. whitk.

Treasarsr. ugtf aiHB BKOOKLYIS A CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO. 130 OLIKTON STREET, CORNER OF PAOIFIO, (Removed from Brooklyn Institute) BRANCH OF INSTRUCTION: PIAlfO, VIOLIW, VOOAL MUSIO, HARMONY AND COMPOSITION. Under the Tuition ol the following corps of Teaohers; ROBiiKr GOLllBECK. .1.

W. GROS0HKL, HENRY SO HKKIBV RfilS HART MOKLLER i G. SONTAG. TERMS Per Quarter of Ten Wests, two lessons per week. 10.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTIOrl Half hour lessons, fX; full hourl8t.oos 50. Pupils received at any Urn. J. W. OROSOHHL.

BOBKRT GULD BBOK, Directors, LOUIS SOUREIBBR, GHO. SOKTAO, Secretary. aula tf jllOOKLYN JUVENILE HIUH SCHOOL LIVINGSTON STREET, NEAR COURT. WIN1ER TERM, MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1868.

This School is especially designed for the education and training of BOYS UNDER TWELVE YEARS OF AGE, And il preparatory to the Collegiate and Poljtechnio Inititnte. In addition to the ordinary studies, regular and systematic instruction is also given in Calisthenics and Vooal Music, by experienced masters. Tbe Annual Circular ana Catalogue, containing aU necessary iDforxuation, can be obtained at the stores of G. P. Milne, 217 Fulton street, and B.

J. Daviel A corner of Clinton and Fulton streets. nl9 tf CLASSES IN THB JPKBNUH aiSif MAN LANGUAGES FOR LADIES AND GE1NTLE 41KN. Profrs L. J.

SIMOMNand L. THURN respectfnllj notice that they will retume their classes at tbe rooms sf the Vouac (Hen's Christian Association, corner of Fui 'on avenue and Gallatin place, on MONDAY, Sept, tfth, iSiuilB are charged only from the time they commence. A olass for beginners will be formed on MONDAY, Oct. 1st An eaily application il respectiully solicited in order to sommence mtb the olasi. Apply at the desk of the Asso 3iation For private lossons in KRKNUH, apply to L.

J. 91 MO' IN. 118 Lafayetus avenue; in GERMAN, to L. THURN. 38 East Warren street.

B14 9m OUBTH SEAK oi A DELPHI ACADEMY, fAdelpbi itieet. oeiween (fulton and Greene avenrmj BEGINS SEPT. 1866. Ten full an five special Instructors. New Hall tor (lalistbenio Dnll eteoted One nundred new sittings provided tor.

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT for Boya of Ave to nine years of age. In wuicb toe most approved methods of DSJECT TBACHraa are employed by experts. September mm, uth ana 12tb devoted to examining new candidates and organizing the school. an211y JOHN LOOKWOOD. Principal.

BUSINESS NOTICES. JgAVONINE. A CONCENTRATED SOAP. CONCENTRATING TIME. SAVING MONEY.

ONE BOX FOR $1 63 BQUaL TO 24 ttis. BAR SOAP. From the daily receipt of Testimonials from all parts of tbe United States, itappearsthatSAVONINE may be used for andred purposes not hitherto olai med by the manufacturers. Manufactured in this country only by the GLAMORGAN SOAP 5 Broadway, N. Y.

THE ORIGINAL VIRGIN HONEY SOAP Some dlBtrict still to responsible agents. nlO 3m JOBN F. HKNHE8SY SON." ARCHITECTS. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS, Offices: U8 Montague street, opposite toax Office, and 238 Bud ie Btreet. near Myrt'e avenue.

Beat Estate bought, and sold. Houses let. Rente ool lecred. Money loaned on bond and mortgage. Notary Public Commissioner of Deeds.

ly HOST, BLACK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OP FURNITURE. No. 7S BOWERY, NHW YORK. Patent premium fcSota fed steads. Sell rooking Crsdle3, Spring and Hair Mattresses constnotly on hand.

Steam boat and HoieLs furnished at tbe shortest notice All poods oi our House guaranteed as represented. Furniture of the finest qoa'itysold at Jess thin Broadway pnees, and as luw as can be bought at any otlier house in the Union. R. Fbost, J. Black, G.

Snydeb. dl8 2tnB OFFICE OF THB STREET COMMISSIONER, No. 6 City Halt. PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AixO HAVING MJR'iH FLRST STREET FROil 4rH IO 61H S'JRhdT. Sea ltd Proposals will be received by the Common Oonn oil, at the Mayor's Office, until Monday, Jan.

23tb, 1867. at 3 o'clock P. for cradin? and paving Aorrb Firet street, from 4tb to 6ib.ntreetf, witn rne best bank pavm? stones, setting curb and Knttei stones and laying all the necessary croefiwalks. agreeable to the pro tile of said street on file in the office tho Street Commissioner. Proposals to etate the price per running foot through the centre of said street for the whole worn complete.

Blanks for estimating furnishea at toe omce oi tne Street Commissioner, and none other will bu considered. Proposals will not be considered unless ccomuanied witb a consent in writing of two sureties, ol 91,000 eaca, on each proposal, in ho shall qualify oa to their responsibility! that if the contract be awarded to tbe parti proposing, tbej will become bound aa his surety for its faithful performance; ind in case be bball neglect or refoM to execute tbe contract, if so awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difierence between too price so proposed and the price of the next highest bidder to whom the contract may be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed 'To tbe Common Council." (Bpeouying the work. Brooklyn, Jin. Ifith, 1867.

By order of the Common Council. jalS td R. UHFV. Street Commissioner. UJb.HCK UIT THE OJMJafS SIONER, No.

6 City Ha 11 PROPOSALS FOR HiRMSHlhG A SPARE CRAB. Sealed uroitoeals will be received by the Common Council, at the Mayor's Office, until Feb. 11th, 1867, at 3 o'clock P. for zurnibinn re orao for the EasUrn District DeDartment. agreeable to the plana aiid apesificatior on file in the office of th Ohiel Engineer of the Eastern Dibtrict.

Blanks for esu matins, furnished at the office of the Street Commissioner, and none other will be considered. Proposals will not be considered unless accouiuametf with a consent in writlns of two sureties of double theanouat on each proposal, (who shall qualify as to their responsibility) that if tne contract be awarded to the party ui ooiiog hey will become bound as nit, surety for its faithful performance; and in case he snail neglect or refuse to execute the contract, if so awarded, then that they will ay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the once io proposed and tho price of the next highest bidder to whom th contract oiny be awarded. ProPoertlB to be endorsed, "To the Common OounoiL (Buecifyinr the work.) Brooklyn, Jn. 26th, 1867. By order of the i Jominon Council, FUREy.

Street Commisaionor. 'I UrtT RBOKl KO AN fil.rH. AM' lortzient qi Sitrsr Fi'sereo setts, caranriBinx arrfnpB ml Buttons, at HART 341 Vjito T08L i3Utf A SSESSOKS NOTICEI THE MAT tf of apportioning and asbcsiinjc the expense of Lraamg anrt pavinc Urn ham avenuo, from Meeker avenue tc the old tlhamvhurijh lin. rJl K'a(lineano; paving Freeman street, b3tween a a avcnuc nnQ Oakland sti au(i Eckford strtet, between a I and Gieonpoint aveLna. Dkl.ind streni, btwo3n a i I 1 ap0 Van Cott avenue.

Ami ao grading and paving Greene etroot, betwaen a a bVinue "'d Franllinstitet. Aio ajeoorading and pavmg Sixteenth stroot, fr.m Filth aei ue to Hamilton avenue. And al prort.w)k at North Second and Kiahth Btreoti tcrcss lrth Second stieet, R)Aiid also crosswalk acioa Sixth street, at Filmore And also crosswalk across Cumberland street, at Do alb avenue. Ado also crosswalks across Myrtle avonuc at Oxford street. Anc also well and pumo at President street, botwen Nevioc and Powers streets.

An.i alto wtll and pump corner of Devoo and Oliv Ana alfo lamp and post junction of Fulton and DoKalb avetues. And also gas lamps and posts. Sixth avenue, from Seventh to Ninth atret And aleo pjvs lamps and post3 Tnird avenue, from Third to Mmh 8tree And also gaslap and post junction of Fulton and Flat bufrh avenues. And gas lamps and Dosti Twelfth street, betweon Tbnd and Fifth avenues. And also lamps una posU junction of Ffatbush and Fourth avenues, state and Ravmoud streets and Unon place.

And also ga lampi and posts Twenty fourth street, from Third to tilth avenue. And ato gab lamps and posts Eighth from Second to Sixth avenues. And also gus lamps and posts Sixth avenue, from FlaV bufih avenue to Third street. Andalfogas lamps and posts Hamilton avenue, from Hamilton avenue Bridge Third avenue And also tla finer Harrison street, north side, between Columbia aDd Hicks streets. And also flapginp Canton street, east side, between Tilla rystrettand Myrtle avenue.

Ana also uagdng Lafayerte avenue, south side, bet eea Washington avenue and Hall street. And alio flagging Second place, south side, between Henry ar.d Clinton streeis. And also flapRine Hudson avenue, west side, between Tillaryand Concord stieets. Ana also flagging Clermont avenme, east side, between Gieene aod Fulton avenues. And also flageing Grand avenue, west side, between Pacific and Herpen streets.

And a1o flaps in Hall street, both sides, between Graeno and Latnyette avenues. And also flagging Union streot, south side, between Bond and Uoyt streets. And alfloflaggine Calyer street, between Franklin and Orchard (3d; And also tlapginR Twenty second street, both sides, between Third atd Fifth avenues And aiso llaggmg Fifth avenue, west side, between Flat bush avenue and Fir it street. And a) flagging North Seventh street, north side, between Second and Ihird streets. And also flaggins Seventeenth street, south side, between Third and Seventh avenues.

And also flagging block bounded by Fulton, Grand and Puinam avenues. And also flagging Van Buren street, bth sides, between Bedford awnue and HnU street. And alsoflacgiog Fulton avenue, south side, between Bedfoid and Saratoga avennes. And also thurying Hamilton avenue, north side, between Smith and Coles streets. And al flogging Twenty fourth street, both aides, between Third and tifth avenues.

And also flsKKitig Vanderbiit avenue, west side, between Dean and Warren btree's. And also Hanging Varet street, both sides, between Broadway and Bushwick avenue. And also flagging Fourth street, east aide, between North Seventh and rorthRighth streets. And also flageing Caoton street, west lide, between Tit lary etieet and Mjrtle avenue. And also flagging Putnam avenue, both sides, between Ciasrn and Franklin aveaues.

Ana a'so nagging Midi agh street, south side, between "Willow and Columbia streets. And alsoflagaiurr Brooklyn avenue, both sidei, batween Fulton avenuo and Pacific Biieet. Ard alsu flapRiDRTwcntiethstxeet, south side, Fifth and Sixth avrnues Ano also flagcing Madison street, south side, Ibetween franklin and Bedlo avenues. And lso fencing couthweat corner of Lafayatto avenue and Hall street. And aisoiencinesouthwest corner of ilontroga avenue and Loriuier street.

Ana alsj feocincr blook bounded by Montague place. Reuben and Hicks streets and Montague Terrace. And also flagging Clinton street, west ide, betwoen Second and Third places. And also lencing southwest cornor of Henry and Baltic streets. And also fencing north side of Church street, between Smith and Court streets.

And also fencing Chcever place, both sides, between Har lison and Degrav streets. And also fencing Tuirteenth street, both sides, between Fourth and Fif'b ftverues. And ulso leucine Nineteenth street, both sides, betweon Tln a' Fourth avenues And also tenons Clanaon avenue, west eido, between Orites vrnue and Quincr street And also rjllinc lotion North 'inth street, betwjon Fifth ai.d xth in relation to opening Evorgroen avenue, from Adtnin sirct 'o Myrtio avenue. Arid al. oin rolat on to opening Stuyvesant avenue, from OfcKafb avenue to Hioadway.

An'i als. ir. relation to opening Grand avenue, from Bergen stieet to Washington avenue. Tbe ard or Assessors or the City of Brooklyn, pursuant the provisions oi an act of the Legislature oi the State of New Vrk, entitled "An Act to consolidate the Cities of Uiooklyn and Wiliiamsburgh and the Town of Bushwick into municipal Government, and to incorporate tho amp," Arnl 17. 154, and of the several acts amond itoiy thereof ant: nppiementary thereto, hereby ive notice 'he thcaessments in the above ontitlel by ve been made, and that said reports are now deposited in tho oiLce ol said Board, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined by au person interested, mid that the said Board wiii meet the said offii on the UMi d.iy of Fobiusry, 1857.

at 10 o'clock A. M.t to hear oLjctiona (if any trom parip inU? rented, and vicomplcfR ami sicn our said ropjrtH. Partie hAviii(f ob lections to iiiake will please uresent them in writiuu. DHted Brooklyn, Jan. 21 1.

Ife67. JalOd HH lv RIPLEY. President. ANSKSHAJENT b'O'VU NOVUM IS herein iven rhat the Sewerage for Drainaco District No. 23, en'biycinfr th fo.lowinK ntrtot and avenues as duly cou m.

cember 2Kb, 18" 6, and is payauta at die office ot torot Taxes and A st nments on ur before Februnry 20th. iG7, without delault or interest All sums lemainiDK tii pni i on that dae, the additional charges incurred by law id le added Purtland avenue uud Oxioid street, both sides, between Myrtle anil Fmhina a vs. Cumberland stiti't, i tilttn av. to Flushing ara. Carlton avtnue.

Cltirmont av, Ad st aud Vanderbiit av, fiom Greene bv to Flustiinc av. avet'UP, from tfavette av. to Flu bins av. Hamilton st, Wasbuigton av, ll tun Uyuraou ni. and Gn.nd av.

trom Atlantic av. to rlu.sb.iiig av. Ttottr btreet. ita whul lertcth. Downing street, from nar Putnam av to Hickory Atlantic avenue, from 2U1 net wcat of Gran av.

both tides, to lffl feet oast of Classun nv. Pacific street, Uoan st. lierccn st, Wyckoff t. ani War ren Bt, trom Leax av. to 10U leet ea ot Ulon av.

Ba'tic street, from Vashing'on a7. to 100 ea it of Claison av. Bute strret, st, Degrawst, from Undchill av. to 100 feet ea ol Classon av L'niun street, Irom Grand av. to Classon av.

In ident strrrt. Irom Flat hush to Grand av, ClasoD avenue, irom Union Bt. to Atlantic and froa Gates to Latajetto avs. Washington avenue, from Union st. to Baltic st.

Grand avenue, from President st, to Flmhinji av. DnderLili avenue, east side, Irom Flat bush av. to Butler stret t. Herts street, from Halt stto200 tept eat of Grand av. Ga'es avt nue, irom Hamilton at to tls.

on av. Quinsy st, from Downing st ICO leetpast ol Classon av. Hickory from Grand av to 100ft east ot Classon av. Greene avenue, fiom Fulton av to Adelphi st, and irom Uamilton st to 10 ol Classon av. Van Buren streot, trom Hall st to 100 feet east of Clauon avt nne.

Lafayette avenue, from Cumberland street ts Grand av, beta sidps, and on soutn side irm Ball st to 100 foot east of ClHt fon av, DeKaib avenue and Willoughby av, from Cumberland it to Schenck st. Mjrtle and I lushing avenues ard Park avenue from Portland av to Grand av. ISAAC BADtAU. ial4 lm Collector ol Taxes and Asse sarcoma. FFICE OKTHK STKKKT COMMISSION l'T innui mi vsn mtiu iiu at Kf.r ia.

Sealed lropoals will be received by the (Jomrann Conn cil. at the Mayor's oliice. until Monday, Feb. 4th, 1867, at o'clock M. for cleaning removing ashe, Ac, frorc the Eighth and 'IVnth Wards, agreeable tt the spe cihcations provided therefor on rile in tho office of the Street Blanks lor estimating fnrnUhed at the office of the Street Commissioner, and none other will be considered.

Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent in writing ol two turetie of double the amount of fach proposal, 'who shall qnalify as to their responsibility.) that if the contract be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound as hi suretv fonts faithful performance; ind in case he shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract, if 50 awarded, then that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price so proposed and the price of 'he next highest bidder to whom the contract may be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed "To the Common Council," tBpecitying the work.) Brooklyn, Jan. 19, 1867. By order of the Common Council, jal9td R. I'UREY, Street Commissioner SSI SSOKS' NOTICE IN THE ATTKH of the improvement ot Grand street, betwe Fir ttrtet i Uniou avenne, in the City of Brooi'n, passed ApnlSd.

lete. Public notice is hereby given that tho Hoard of AsMiora Of the Ci'y ot Brooklyn have tiicd tho district of th i said city in tteir judgment benehtud bythe above named itn piovement, and that said district is bounded ind doicri'ed as follows, to it: Beginning at a point on ttie dock or tbore ot tne Est River where a lino drawn berwotn South fiotond ard outh Third streets and eijui distant therefrom wiuld intersect, and runninc thence easterly along said line podiawn djui distant between South Second and South Third streots to tbe centre of Union avenue; thence northweverly aod alone the centre of Union avenue to a noint where a line drawn parallel to Ainshe Btreet and at tbe Oiotance ol one hundred feet northerly Irom the nor'h ei side thereof would intersect; and runningthence ws ttr erly along saiil la mentioned line to the centre of Kightb stref and thence vesterl. to a point in Siita street distant one hundred feet northerly from the northorly fcide of Noith St cond street; thence southerly a'ong the centre lineoi Sixth street a point wberij ttio centra line of trie bloc bounded by oth Second street and North Fourth street would if extended, intersect; theuco westerly to a point on tho easterly sido of Sixth street, distant respectively Irom North Second and North Fourth streets tweoly oi.e feet; thence wteterly alone a hue drawn e(iui diiaot bete. Nmth Fourth nod orth Second streets to a point dihtnn' oae hundred tcot iNttrly from KKth street, on a line drawn at riuht ancle thereto and ttionc westerly alontt Paid last mentioned line parallel witn North bt teet to ihe centro of Fi'th street; and thence we teny diagonally aero, FifMi treet to a oo ut on the easterly side ol 'ilth hi ieut distant ninetj thrce leet northern from tha norther line ot North Third tr et; and thence westerly and with North Third street, and at the dilane; of niiirty tbee leet noitt frly 'herettom, to the Kaat iver; and thence southerly along the shore of tue East River ta the ptiint or i iace of beginning. That said Board of sessor will hoar prti9 interested ir, relation Tlertfo.

and derprinme said district yn tho ll da of Match. Ic67, at o'clock A. at their id the Citj Hdll in aaid City. ed Brooklvn. Jan Ia67.

iaSOtd HEN E. RIPLEY. Pre.ideLt. TWTOTICE IN THB MATTER OF OPEX JLI itu: VilIont'hhy avenue, from Yates avenue to Ur wl Wfly. in the City of Brooklyn.

To all whom it may conuarn The uiidcisifcned, Coinniidsionera or Estimate and Aiic mentin the above matter, will meet at tho otHco of the Attorney and Counsellor of the City of Brooklyn, in tho City Hell of said city, on Monday, the 28th day of inuary. at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon, to hear the oroo'i and alienations of all parties interested: and will continue to met by adjournment from time to time, as may be deemed necessary and expedient. At the time and place above specified, Title DoenU and other evidence of Title should be produced. Dated. Brooklyn, January 15tb.

1PC7. CHAH.fc.R CO.NPIT. 1 THOMAS K. PEAKS ALL, Commusioneri. jaUtd WILXTAM UILL.

XN COifMON CO 1 rN (J I STATED SE3 SION Monday. Jan. 21st. 1867. i The following proroala were opened and read for build in 'be Trumt Home Williim Alin for ctr ncnter work S4V6CO, ot one hundred ami twelve thousand klti seven hundred M2.70GJ for the whole work oimplete; Jaroot Howell.

Jr. and Pettinser. Abra bm Allew. ior tne sam pi ju ut. Ordered eo be arfrerll ed in tho Corporation nwiDapr in accord.nM ilh trie lar.

ano roferrtd to I bo Couimiiua Arts. Trat Ho.e ia2 1IM Att4)t, tiEKX MCO jOK EV, Cltr U'OTt. OFFICE OF THJ4 STKEET COMMISSIONER. No. 8 fitr HalL PROPOSAI.S FOR Ki for briocme Boanwict treek and imurorinc Union aim.

and hanm acrM.Ua to th. catiSSa on file in the office ol toeotreot Oomm doner. PrTnn a'a io iau) tho pnee loro ch one MoaraMlj. niinU lorcstiniatlnc larnuncd at the orhco or Ue Htrwt ionex, and none other will be oonridered. Proor wi" oot considered aoleM vilh aeonient in nu incof two anr.

Ue of donble the amount of urhDn po as to their re.poa.ibililr rn.t it tfir contract be omrded to the oartj tbej mil beet nil bnon1! aa hi oreif for if (ikhfol p.rform nr and in c. he nll or refuie to iikoU the il so rded then tht tnjill injruitheCitj o' Fro Kb" "'e "liffrenre between nrio aaj Che i.nee neat highest to coU.et f'npnrat to be ondoned 'T tlo Common Conac 1 llw ork brooiljn. Jan lii. jrS.U FUIIBY. Street OojtaUaioae rc.l beawatneo.

rum of $67,010: uretiei. John Gannon and fa "AJ Jr. Jan ea Raymond, oi the firm of J.J. Raymond A Son. lor tbeeumof tLirty sevpntOi uand dk bnndred f3f, Begs to lnors hii paiienta and the pubnt te fflnerlthAl lm eoDxeaneno of tb disutrotu flro bit Ut rteideno Broadway, which prevented him Attending to his trofw ional Antiea, has now opened his maw, iptoiou and oemaodioas CONSULTING ROOMS, AT Ho.

311 FIFTH 1TBXDI where ha attends ta aU 18 BASES OV THB KYR, BAB, IOATARRH, THROAT AN9 ASTHMA. DB. VON ELSENBEKQ. has spared neither labor nor axpensa to add many additioaa and ImproTemsnta to his STHETIOO REURALGIOOR, The celebrated apparatus aiventod toff DB. VOK KISENBERQ For the cure of all diseases of the EYR, EAR, CATARRH.

DISEASES OF THE THROAT, ASTHMA. Affections of the To ice, Laryngeal, Bronchial and Pulmonary Complaints, Disordered Fonotions of the Digestive Organs. TESTIMONIALS. CONSUMPTION CORED. I was in a most precarious condition, suffering from cough, debility, difficulty in breathing, a kind of oonatrietion in my chest.

I have been treated Dy the moefc eminent physicians, but I felt my streDth gradually lessen and my body became weaker every day, until at last I became Quito prostrated. The least change of weather brought on hot and oold shivers, with a racking pain in my head and a sharp pain in different jointa of my body. I was entirely emaciated from opmtant expectoration of a bloor matter. My friends, by the advice of Rev, Dr. Dal ton, brought me to Dr.

Von Eiienberg, of No. VI Fifth avenue. After an examination, he told so correctly all I felt, that I at once placed myielf under his treatment, and next day I felt as if a pressure had been removed from my body. After eight days I feel lam a man again, a blessing I have not enjoyed' fer year. I do Bay that sacb a man Dr.

Von Eisonberg ought to live forever, and I am sure that every liberal and candid man, who will be treated by Dr. Von Eisenberg, will acknowledge him a a humane and eminently successful physician. I givethis unsolicited. In compliance with the Doctor's orders, I will be shortly in Now York, and I will be happy to bear personal witness to the i skill and science of Dr. Von Eisenberg.

JAMES T. PDTNAM, Lynchburg, ya, SBFXEMBEB 27th, I8C4. DEAFNESS CURED. I have been deaf for ever twenty five years, and Dr. Von Stsenberg operated on both of my eara witbout the slightest pain a thing that I could not believe could be done.

I now hear well, and feel as I never felt for the last twenty yean. The dexterity and skill with which the oueration was performed evince the highest practicability. I hear perfectly. It is now over a month since the operation, and I continue to feel as well as ever. WILLIAM Harlem, 126th street, between 2d and 3d ava This certifies that my mother hai been for some time ifflicted with partial deafness, Buffering from pain and rambling noises in the bead, together with other indications of a total loss of bearing.

Dr. Von Eiftunberg remov fromhor ears a Quantity of matter, together with coagulated blood, relieving her instantaneonsly, and all without pain. It is with grateful thanks that I give this testimony to his skill. CARROLL J. POST, 28 South st.

CHRONIC CATARRH CURED. "This is to certify that I have Buffered from very severe, CHRONIC CATARRH, with a dull heaviness in the head. I felt my nose completely stopped up, accompanied by continual boreneaa of the throat, the chills stealing over me with ocasional hot flushes, a great of the obest and pain, so much so that every one thought it was eon sumption. Having heard of the great cores performed by Dr. Von Eisenberg, I consorted him witb but little hopes of a care.

I am now happy to be enabled to add my testimonial the great number already in the Doctor's possession, as to his Bcient ino and successful mode of treatment, as he has ia my ease that skill and knowledge which hare procured for him so great a reputation. I am so entirety restored to perfeot health that I do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from OHRONIO CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply at once to Dr. Von Eisenberg with a tertatnty of being oured. FREDERICK WEBER, No. 369 Fourth strtBt.

Sr. Von Eisenberg has to state that in inviting the first authorities from the best Medical Colleges of New York to witness the operation and effect of his extraordinary valuable inventi dm with its new and wonderful additions, it must be understood that it does not cure every ailment in the world, but it does oure all the diseases above onume ated, each as Impaired Sight Noises in tbe Head, Discharge from the Ear, Deafness, Sore Throat, Chronic Oa Wtrrh in ite worBt stage, Lung and Liver Disease, Inflam aution of the Ak Cells of the Lnnga, reetores the Nervous Power, cures Consumption, Phthisis or wasting away. Certainly, if we consider the rariotu constitutions affect ad with the same disease, it is evident that each sufferer from the same disease requires quite a different treatment. It la therefore obvious that no physician can honestly undertake the treatment of any patient, until he makes a thorough ana sincere diagnosis and investigation. Thousands have been cured by one application of his fiithetlco Neuralgicon.

Dr. VON BISENBERG has no nostrum requiring secrecy to insure its efficacy, for his treatment is based on long experience, assiduous attention son tinned and successful practice, and by his peouliar process he is enabled to restore the sufferer to his normal condition of health. Hundreds, it Is well known, have some forward to testify publicly, that they were cured by a single application; and many, as they themselves express, hav been actually saved from the grave. Dr. VOK EISRNBEKQ fa els (and not without reason that to have invented means to benefit afflicted, mortals even to subdue the slightest disease, Is to him a greatoc fa lioltythan the riches of a Monte Ohriato, As of our most learned and immortal phyBioians says "Sinse, however, the Great God hath allowed too few upon earth tha mighty privilege of serving their kind tm its benefit, and that only to those who areef earth's best mold, Queis meliore, late finxit praecordiae Titan." I must make up in od wishes what I want strength to ffect in fuU.

'Vast is it is a crime temarder a ma, so it is the part of rirtus tod honeatg to aave our fellow beings when we axe able." 09NBTJLTTNG1 BOOMS, No. JOl KIWTa AVENUE, wU ly Hosthaeit corner 2WJj etra Tort I havepleDfy of dutiful vassals, Have plenty of gold and to spare, I have plenty of beautiful uadtioa But my castles are built in the air; And uiy vassals are all airy urearurea, From beautiful Dreamland are they, They drive me to balls And magnificent halls. And tell me my coach atopf the way I But oh, what a pest, "When it comeB to the test, I am kept in a dreadful delay. A plaRue on those wild Utile vB9ala, Yon can't tniBt a word that they say. And I've beard that my beautiful castles Are sadly inclined to decay.

Father Wisdom advised me to sell them To the public a bene Or clear And Fancy engaged so to tell them. For Fancy's a fine auctioneer. But the market by no means was lively, For castles the call was but cold; Lead and iron were brisk. But pold none would risk To invest on my battlements bold. So my turrets unlet, I inhabit them yet.

And rather rejoice they're not sold, And never a bit am down hearted, For my vassals still nly me with gold; My castles and I shan't be parted Till the heart of the owner bo cold. Again Father Wisdom addre33d me He's a horrid old bore in bis way; He said rats and mice would infest me. As crumbled my towers to decay. "They never can crumble, good father, They're lasting when once they're begun; Our castles of air TYe can quickly repair, As the name of the spider's respun." So homeward I went To my castles, content, As the vesper bell told day was done, And they look'd just as lovely as ever, As burnish'd they stood in the sun. Ob, ne'er from my castlen 111 sever Till tbe sands of my glass nil all be run 1 All the x'car Hound.

iterate, Smitxe antr xt Two Masmaoss. By the author of "John Halifax. Gentleman," "fihristian'a Mistake," Noble Life," "A Lite for a Lite," "Fairy Book," New York: Harper St Eroihers, 1867. Miss Mulock (Mrs. Craik) is well known to American novel readers.

Although for originality and style, she cannot be mentioned with the authors of "Adam Bede" and "Lady Aud ley's Secret" Mrs. Lewes and Mrs. Maxwell, or, as better known, Miss Evans and Miss Braddon her stories are sometimes very interesting and her views of life very just. The present volume consists of two stories relating to marriage. The fir6t of them, entitled "John JJowei'bank's Wife, is declared to be a true story, and as far as the incidents ara concerned, must have been a historical fact in thousands of eases.

We have met the same facts in more than one story published as a fiction. They are briefly these: Two young persons, a generous and noble minded youth and a sensitive, beautilul and true hearted maiden, meeting at the house of mutual friends, fall in love with each otbpr, not the love pf fickleness and flirtation which changes with the changing hour, but that deep sympathy and union of natures which time does not destroy and which becomes a pari of the life and only ends with it. Unfortunately the young lady's father is selfish, money loving and enormously rich. The yor.ng suitor is but a merchant's clerk. The issue may be guessed.

He is metaphorically kicked out.but not until the pair have plighted their troth to many none other and to wait patiently for tbe breaking of the day, or in literal phrase, tbe maiden's one and twentieth birthday. On that clay John Stenhouse promises to come or write and claim her as his own, and meanwhile goes for two years to India. The cunning father suppresses letters, sends his daughter out of the way, and when day after day when the time comes, Stenbouse calls at the house in Great Anne street, bo is refused admittance. Meantime, the poor girl, Eaaily Kendal, is convinced by her craity father that her lover has forsaken her, and is hurried against her will into a marriage with the rich Liverpool merchant and widower, Sir John Boweibonk. iter father dyiDg suddenly, sbo examines his papers at her husband's request.

There she rinds too late a letter bora John Stenhouse, referring to his frequent calls and letters, and then another, withdrawing alto gether in consequence of the information given Lira by old Kendal that his daughter, of her own free choice, is about to become the wife of Sir John Bowerbank. John Stenhouse returns to India and marries, after a tim3, a penniless widow, with three children, her husband having lost his life in the Indian Mutiny. It was a marriage, not of love, but of circumstances, for John was the only protector the poor creature had during those dreadful days of blood. Emily, (Lady Bowerbank) slowly pines and dies. She tells her husband all, and with his consent, has an interview with John Stenhouse.

The scene is too painful to dwell upon, although Emily, as the great tranquility of death approaches, is calm and self possessed. Nevertheless, two lives have been marred and cno destroyed by the wicked father, who slumbers in the dust. Vary truly does the author say: "Peonledonot recognizehalf clearly enough tho truth that Gorl would not have created such a thing as mutual love, endiDg in mar liage, had He uot meant it to be tbe one thing needful not absolutely to tho falvation of a human soul, though ic is that, or the conirary, oftener than we suspect, but to it perfec: development, and above all, to its happiness. Those who intejfere with What is called a "love affair" are doing what they can never undo;" dest'oying what it is impossible to rebuild; taking away from two human beings that which no substitute, be it family affection, wealth, worldly honor, or success, can avail to restore. All are.

valueless when love is not there. "The sod lay green over Mr. Kendal's bones; his life was over; but he bad blighted two other lives lives which might have blossomed into beauty, and carried their perfectnes9 down into coming generations, when his poor, selfish existence was forgotton in the dust. He had done it, and it never could be undone." The second story is written with far greater power, and is replete with far deeper interest. It is full of such pathos as we need, living'in a hard, cold world, to keep alive our faith in human nature, and to feed with heavenly oil our flickering lamps of charity.

The Rev. William Garland is a College fellow in the University of Cambridge, England. He falls in love with a governess, and after fifteen years of patient waiting for a College living, he marries her. The much loved wife dies in childbirth at the expiration of a year. The good man's life is now centered in the son she leaves him.

In due time Keith Garland al.o goes to Cambridge, but seduces a beautiful but wholly ignorant farm servant, a child of sixteen. He marries her from a sense of honor, leaves his college, and emigrates to Canada. The wife is left behind and finds a home with the sorrowing but forgiving father. Tbe scene between the old man and his son, when he finds the marriage has actually taken place, in the college rooms of the latter, is true to nature and beautifully told. "I am not a coward, father," cried Keith, starti, and pacii vehemently the room the a.mbbj but cheer, little rooiu wttb all its booka strewn about it ite heterogeneous oddities und delicious unHdinMY yet such a room na a man remembers all his lite with tenderness Delonging to his hardworkiuc, hoDeiiil happy college dajs.

"I am not a coward, and I am ready to meet all tbe consequences of my folymv coniounded Jolly," and he stamped with his foot like an angry child, and forxetbing like childish tears came into bia eyes as he looked around the room, "its bai enough 10 leave cojlcgo, to pot aside my future for was readmit hard indeed I was, father to have all brought to Heht, and be set down by the meu here as a Y.jT tool lor marrying her. Better bo a fool than a villain," said the father stern rem," eaid the sod, humbly. "I WM not little, just toll rce what 1 am to do. 1'il Dut invartf into your bauas, myself ami to, oo0J Poor little thing!" repeated be Xai'u fi Jr teen, and Bhe is to fond of ma 0 19 Dut Blx "Whero is Bho stayinu?" as'i ii Mr n.i..j harshly, but turning away his for 'he Twoulrt St tne expression of intense rjpugnauce tntn. munt bo visible there.

Jjf n6 ZQu "At Ely still. She could not be movsd She t. been very ill. She was ouly just ablo to bo taken i church jesteiaay to bo married, bur, then, it made her And ou left her 'o day "Yes. She insiMei) that I should go; sbo knetr it ot.id ir jure nie if 1 was misainir at tliu beinuiilg or she doesn't think or herself much yu.t used to say von i.i, pi lco.ii do my mother never did." "Uilt t.ccl" cried Sir.

Uarlmd. liie harshest toao 'Poor little FOnll" said Mr. Garland. tnrinriv. as hH finished the letter.

"Then you did not know anything about thiB?" Certainly not. She hid it all from inr thn raiW thing she ever has hid, I think, since she came to live with me. How she must have suffered before she could have written such a letter poor, patient, loving little soull" "Loving?" "Yes. Don't you ete but how could yon? that this is just the sort of thing she would do She loves you eo well that she will not even let you see her love, lest it should seem to be an additional claim on you." 'But she wants to get free from me." Tbe parson Bmiled. She wants to set you free, which is quite a diflerent thing.

She minks of nobody but you or perhaps of me a little, sometimes. She is the most unselflsh woman I ever know except one. And io think that Bho had hidden this secret in her heart all those weeks, and kept telling me you were sure to come home, when she expected to lose von as Rnnn ni avpt you came lose you that 1 might gain you 1 My poor little daughter!" iveiin looked amazed. "Yea; she is my dauahler; she has bocome such to me. and such she will always remain, Keith," added the old man, solemn "however you may act toward your wile.

I know how I shall act toward my daughter." "What do yon niran, lather?" "I mean that though I took her into my bouse out of pure duty, she has grown to be the greatest blessing in it, and she jhall never leave it, unless she leaves it for yours. Will you hear how things came about? Then Mr. Garland began and told his son, from beginning to end, what be had written in the letters which Keith never received tbe history of bimsell and Charlotte. Just the bare history: not dwellinc, as indeed he was loi nteiy to awoii, ior in niB great humility he scarcely paw it himself, on the one fact, the root of all, that it had been this simple doing of a parent's duty under sharpest pain, which brought about the whole." And then comes the meeting of husband and wife he asking her forgiveness and she subbing on his breast. The poor girl is made happy at last; her "heaviness" having endured "for a night," "joy" has come to her "in the morning." There are many such youthful follies and imprudent marriages as Keith Garland'swould that they could all issue, as his did, in solid happiness and peace Peieck's Patent Slate Subface, 427, Nobth llth.Sreet, Philadelphia.

We have received a specimen of these slates from Mr. It. M. Whiting, 37 Fulton street. Brooklyn.

They possets many advantages over the old fashioned, fragile slate. They can be written on and the writing effaced with the same facility as the old slate; but there is no danger of breaking them. They never become glossy, they improve by use, never crack, are not softened by washing or affected by changes of heat and cold. They are useful both for counting houses and schools. Mr.

Whiting is the Brooklyn Agent, ASSESSMENT NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given, that the lollowmg Asaemmjii remain unpaid, and unit the warrant lor collecting said Assess ments will expire on the 19th day of Mnroh, 1B67 and that unless said Assessments, together with tno expense and ner ceniage allowed by law, are paid on or before aaid date I shall proceed to advertise and sell the premises in the manner pointed out by Sections 24 and 2S of Title 5th. of tha present Chater ot tho City of Brooklrn. urjiOinuand favins27t.h street, lrom3rt to 5th avanuoa Wiliiara Hatfield $1,466 12; William Wood SS300 01' wm Sweeney 66 67: Thos Martin 66 67: Win Howe 113 TC 700 00: 50 00; Jumed Sharke'v 145 LP I'elaoliine 100 00; Win Hatfleldl56 40; Jno Dann 19 56; lfst ot A Scbermerhorn 97 75; Wm Sajers 61 66 Henry Van Sneeden fU 67; Unas Ea le 66 67; JnoPAf lioodwint.6 67; UDoranl6i42; Elenir Dimes 50 00 Win Wood 178 19: Hst of .1 Sohermerhocn 33 Bat, jr A Scheinierhorn 566 67; Jos Carter 52 Jl; Unkuown cwn erll 72. Uradirg Withers street, from Ewen to North 9th street Maria Barker 8u 00; Jno Mannud 116 67; Chaa Ciluroh 83 33; (Jbas Cleveland 46 66; Jno Sailltnan 2j0 01: Henry Alonalian 1(0 60; Jno IMol 'olluui 50 00; Geo Hornete5J 00 Peter Bunce50 00; Jno Kean fO 00: Martin Gray 2JU 00 Wm L'onselvea 150 CO: Wm Morton 8J 3J; Wm Aliller 100 On; Kenned; 50 00; Lewis Dunbar 5a 0j; Mc iaur 5 an 1 99: Patrick Mctluade 50 00; Jno II Ve3tl.ill 5J 00' auies Downe 50 00; Jno Conselyea 150 00; Jno Vndravv. 50 00; uw Fisher liO Oil; Eliza Armstrong 50 Oi): Jainss rn rn; Annie Coates 10J 00; JnoSmiUoy IOj 00; Aad Smith 66 67.

OiaoiiiK and Paving Grand avonuo. from Flushim? avenue to Hickoiy st Jno Kolte iti 33: Tiin lltr 'tii 1 2J2 60; Ki'setia bedell 621 85; Jaines Domini 93; laalo Jackson l.lbl 11; Macombei 1,011 33; Pat Loan 13 ni liernard C'earj 64 27; Ellery 01 27; Abm llunrey 60: Steven Jackson 1.813 60; Danny Baldwin 1.199 16 Cue JucLson 1,511 07; Budget Sntlev 44 tS: Bernard Sheridan 190 08; Elizabeth Cobb 21 Thos Bojae 61 27: Joshua baldwin Anthony Muldoond 27; Stephen Kidder 411 44; Vaientine Hall 71 09; Pat Bardine 14 Jaa OiVer 44 98: Jacob Jackson 219 54; Alex Brennin 19 2J: Martin Keenan 61 27; Outran 64 27; it Moore as 71: 1r Hill Suuma 119 10; Caleb Weeks 128 64: Jos Uonklin 123 51 Jai alaun64 27; llaniel ARobbins 2u 56; Blanco 55 9J fat Uonley 61 27; Garrett ourjea 15 14; James Dant 44 9a Richard Jnekon 462 74: Uosanna Baldwin 454 tl imev t. elan 35 98; Fox Jt Tapi'an 410 65; Pl.t Hardy 61 27 8 Wheeler 61 27; Mark Poole 35 98: Bridget WhBeIand32 If Jas Hopkins 32 14; Jno Millard 671 82; 11 aloore 231 36' Ann, wile ot Jackson 64 27; Sarah Jackson 3131 Wm McKenney 36 02: Ktelund 99 92; Pat Wigiini 514 16: Jno Altowboid 128 51; Thos Ganissjn 124 54 JQO Kiig64 17: Petec Gallagher 61 27; P.anklin Baild Aiso'n 5 40 36; Weekt and others 61 Kichd DavenoortBl 27 Jnolynan 95 96; Fiiher Howe 240 95; Jno aloaorilek 27: 65: Jno Gunning 64 2 HaVhS Grading and Paving Union avenue Trom GTeennoint to Comnieicial street And Provost 26 32; llafi" 303 30; And Hertlmon 97 83: Jno Marauall 135 M.aJ?X McMullen 63 67: Poice'am Company 6 12; Wm HjwtS Alexander 67 94; Skidmore 8 14: 94; James Hills 67 91; James H.cks 135 88; Ben, olt.fj Uormnger 163 04: Steven blmstead 67 94; liji, ertsl35 fc: Daniel Weel.867 91: Jo Mitctiell MM: laaj Kcele 42 91; Unas Skidmore 12 94: Cne. nnt 10 2J; Farf rtll Logan b7 94: Jno 73 06; 1 'una SViimott 67 qi Abm MeseroleM 88; Jas VV Valentine 67 91; Kubart Hir rolO 66 82; Jno Brady il W. tw0J" Grading and Payiog Willoughby avenue, from Kent tn Franklin av 41ichl barton 210 59; John Ross 21 fit Stout 506 75; Jno Dooley 28 82; Bridget Coorov'll 1E1.

Jomes Inn is 11 CO; Kich. xds 295 10; Isaac Van iios trand 14 0 Crossnalks Franklin street, at India and iva strsota Daniel L. Weens 1 38; Sanil Arnold 2 21; James Sutcl if 2 a Uoane 4 fVl Kobler 2 21: Stephen Hunt 2 2f Win Bies221; rdwTKay 2 21: Peter Tieoout 2 21; Joo Bribtowi 21; Sol Dean 2 21; Winslow Doane 2 21; Pat Gal Iagher442; Luke Bulston 2 21; Alice BloomBeld 2 21: Jno Lawrence4 42; Jno Hyller 2 21 Jas Kelly221: Wm Hal lan y4 42; And Henmon2 21: do 2 21: Thoa Rowland 2 21: Jno Silknorth2 21: Jas English 4 88; Valentino 2 21: tiavid Ohan(iler4 42; Jno Hillyer 2 21; Goo VV Wil n.ott2 65; Jas Walker 2 21; Win Waters 6 63; Louisa Harrison 4 12. Filling Lois on Moore street, between Ewen street aul Graham av Catbn Hosblisher534 66. Opening Norlh First stieBt, from 4th to 5th streets Eliai yotter72 51: Ja3 Manniae 28 98; Mrs MonarauB3 92; Mary Gill 9 62; Klmira Pbillips 9 62; ttobart Ktenou 11 46: Fred Siholesl4 46: Colbert 11 46: MnryF.eilley 14 4i; Fowler 28 07: Jacob Couklin 28 70; Mary Barker 9 62; Mrs Monarque 14 46; IMram 14 (6; Jaoob Oonklin 11 4J.

ISAACBADEnU, )a311aw6wTh Collector ot Taxes and A 'MmnU. TWELFTH WAHU. Otf THtt Sealed Prouosals will be received hr ha i tie Mayor's 'clock P. for renaitiQK thft 'lin. llol, at i streets of tho 12th Ward, vfz: brejl' 'n tho Kelson atieet corner or Hio'ks street Ban iltoo avenue, southwest aide, foot of 1 wi'hbewer dnton street, Sewer across Hamilton avenue, foot of Proposa's to state the orice or tha Vholi JE "B5 Blanks lor rs'iraatlng furnished at "the offin "if Commitaiomr.

and none oth.r will tie considered Proposals will.nat be considered unless acoompAnie fwilh a consentin writing of two sureties of donble tho eacu on each shall qnalily as to thir roVnoi2 bility.) that if 1 he contract bo awarded to tho partv ing, ihey will become bound as hii surety for itjfa.thfni pettcmanoe: and in else he shall ueleot 01 refn.a ern cute the contrai t. if so aw irded. then that they wll Brooklyn the ditferenoB between the ii tbVJSlA 'ho "a Deit hit bidder to "bo" msionaoimayhB awarded. uu.u (speciljinEtbewoik Jan. 3nth 1867.

UJacu' i10 trl 7 Common G'aunoil, PUKBV, Street Ojmmissioner..