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BUSINESS NOTICES. MEDICAL. fwtffigreaE8wdrd in his hand, and both, his brawny arms bare to the shoulder. And I saw IiEGAL NOTICES. SATURDAY EFEfTIN, FEB.

28. C. CllA.MbBKl.AlN, i NOVELTY GARDENS, Cor DeKalbav and ByprsoMst, ooklyn.L. I. INVtNTOK OP THK VATKNT MOSS BA9KWTS.

For prowlng all kinds of Choice Plants, Fruits and Flowora. IMPORTER and GROWKU or all the new and most desirable Gn enhouse. Hothouse and Bedding Plants. Natlre and Foreign Urspwines. Fruit and Ornamental Trees Flow (ring Mmibsano Small Fruits of ihe most esteemed tarie ties.

Iu qcela aod Banki of Flowers. Decorations for Parties, Wedding. Ac. arranged to order. Orders by mall promptly attended to.

Gouds forwarded toanyparto' the Gardens laid out and attended toby experienced worku en. 2w COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE H. N. CONK L1N 4 SON, Lumber Merchants, 'lavingthls Jay amounted Mr. Edwin Beers with them, tlie business will be continued under the tlrni name of 11.

N. CONKUN, SON HKkhS, st the old titamla, vis Corner of John and Pearl treets, CHritonav. neur Flushing av. and terminus of Union av. Greenpoint.

K. I). Dated Brooklyn. Feb. 16.

1W3. 11HNRY N. CONKLIN. SiKPUEN li. CONKLIN, fe54 lm KB WIN BF.KRS.

TihE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A partner, hip under the flrru of BOOTH 4 LITTLK, for the transaction of real estate htuinesf la all its branches, have opened an office. No. 151 Montague st, opposite the P. O. Property, bouxtt, sold and exchanged.

Houses rented and rents co'lected. Local stocksbought and Bold on coa mLion. SAMUEL BOOTH. fc21 6t WILLIAM JLMTTLK. MARBLE MANTELS A LARGE STOCK of Marble Mantels, Statuary.

Ac, tor sale much below theroarkci prices, from l3 upwards. Also marble lintels, aud pills, gravestones and monuments constantly on hand. Marlle slabs for furniture and plumbers work. Apply to OLsF.N'S Marble Works, 346 Navy street, near Pulton av, Brooklyn. fe20Jw Tr0 HAVE THE RIGHT TIME IN THE House and la the Pocket, save oftimes a great deal of trouble.

All kinds clocks and watches repairedin the very bett manner. The clocks sent for and returned by leaving yourjroers at CHASE'S. 203 Pultun St. cor Concord, fell HHABTEA.tr fc suins ni BEI0K. LIMH.

CEMENT, PLASTER, o. CONN. BROWN AND NORTH RIVER BLUB STONH. Oct (o Osobk. Sins.

Lintel, Steps, Ooping and Plagglaf laid la the best manner. On Band eveay description of MASONS' MATERIALS. fe20tf Yard nushlng. near Ollntom aveaao. COSTUMING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN furnished with Characteristic and Fancy Dresses, from a New an Choice Wardrobe Also Costumes made to order.

Apply to No. 86 Pulton avenue, comer of Lawrence street, Brooklyn fblS tf GRAPE TINES TRIMMED GARDENS laid ont, and taken care of during the season, all sorts bedding plants for sale. Also a fine aseortme.nl of winter nlooo lng plant for Indoor cjulture. Boquess and Baskets of Flowers made to order. Orders by mall attended to.

B. BL SIMPSON, Borist, Atlantic street, between Hoyt and Bond. TO 6 CENTS A POUND FOR OLD BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS. PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, OLD LEDGERS. BLANK BOOKS.

c. Also 8 cents a pound for RAGS. Also Paper of any size on hand or made to order MAN AH AN MILLAR, 194 WilSatn at, N. Branch. 48 Puiton street, Brooklyn.

fet lm BE CARKTUL OF THE EYE. IP TOU ARE wearing spectaolea, just stop at CEASE'S and get pair of Braxijian or Seolek Pebble, the very best article ever mad for the eye, and to be had to suit all ages and eyes, at CHASE'S, 203 Fulton street, near Concord. feu CLOCK REPAIRING DESCRIP tioa of Trench. English, German and American Clocks, complicated or simple, repaired and warranted WM. WISE, fe9 tf 333 Pulton street.

PEBBLE LENSES SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES provided with the finest Bracilllaa Pebbles, accurately adapted. WM. WISH, Mii 88t Pulton street, opposite Clark. 8 CENTS A POUND FOR RAGS AND 5 TO 6 FOR PAPER. Call before yoa sell, for we will pv more than any other house in the city.

MANAHAN St MILLAR, 43 Fulton st, fell lm Corner Front Btreet, Brooklya. MORITZ DINKELSPIEL. FREDERICK LOEoHR. A full line of black and colored Silk Velvet Ribbons, Trimmios Ribbons, Gulpuire Lace, Buttons, Pins, Needles. Ladles' Dress Trimmings, and everything belonging to th Dressmaking and Small Ware business, of the beat auallty and at the ns treasonable prices.

VREDBRICK LOESER seSftn 277 FulUn street. ATTENTION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I have opened a new establishment at 159 Myrtle avenue. If yon have any cast off Clothing to dispose ot Oar pets and Purnltoro, Ac, we offer to pay a liberal price, with which yoa win ho satiated, if you have the above arUole to dispose of. Don't forget to call or address a note to BOGATCKL 180 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, where yoa wtU bo dealt with satisfactorily and punctually. Ladle attended to by MBS.

BOGATOKX N. Pawa Ticketrabo bought. al6ar PIANO FORTES. PIANOS ST. ANN'S BUILDINGS, No.

239 Fulton street New and second hand Pianos for sale and hire. Also a large assortment of Foreign and American Music, Guitars, Violins, Accordeoss and Musical Merchandize of every description. Piano Fortes, Melodeons, Accor deons, etc, tunedand repaired. Jel" M. WALKER.

THE SAWYER TH 0 0 PIANO FORTES are announced by all who have examined them to be the best In use. They are cor structed from the MOST OAKBFUIXY SK.LECTKD MATERIALS, and none but the most experienced workmen are employed In huUding them, and each Instrument Is WARRANTED TO STAND ANY CLIMATE. They are remarkable for their great depth of tone and perfect action. Pianos to Let. Exchanged.

Tuned. Repaired, Polished, Removed, packed. Shipped and Stored, warerooms. No. 59 Fulton avenue, corner of Jay street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. Largest stock of Sheet Music In the city. sei3 ly INTERNAL RETENUB. T0TICE! INTERNAL REVENUE, SECOND Ll COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF NEW YORK, A. WOOD, Collector, Office.

No. 345 Pulton street, Brooklyn. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 19 of an Act entitled "An Act to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government, and to pay interest on the publio debt," approved July 1st. 1863. Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to pay duties or taxes under said act.

in the Second District of tbe State of New York, that ihe Collectjr of said District has received from the Assessor thereof bis annual collection list, pursnant to tne provisions of Section 16. of said act. that the duties and taxes assessed by the said Assessor have become due and payable; that the said Collector will attend, forthe Collection of the same, at bU office. No. 346 Pulton street.

In the City of Brooklyn, from and after the SOlbluat until the 28th day of February. 1863, and that all persons who shall neglect to pay the duties and taxes so as aioresaia assessed upon mem. to tne said collector, wltoin the period of time above specified, shall be liable to pay It) per cent additional upon the amount thereof. The said Second DiMrlct embraces the ijth. Sth, 9th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 16th.

17th and 1 8th Wards of the City of Brooklyn, and the Townsof Flatbush, Flatlands, New Lotto, Gravesend and New Utrecht, in the County of Kings. All persons engaged In occupations requiring a license: all owners of Carriages, Yachts. Billiard Tables and Plate, and all other persons liable to pay duties aud taxes under tha provisions of said act, who have notpaid the same, are requested to make such rayment within the time above specified, and thereby save tne additional expenses of a default aud levy. Distillers of Spirits and Coal Oil are required to make their returns and par their duties tri monthly. Brewers and Manufacturers monthly.

The office of the Collector Is open dally from 8 A. until 2 P. for the collection of duties and taxes. Nothing but bankable money or U. S.

Currency received in payment of taxes. Dated Brooklyn, Jan. 16, 1863. iSH A. M.

WOOD. Collector, 2d Dlst. THE CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN Henry Conklln and another, plaintiffs, against John Dezen dorf and others, defendants. SWm. M.

Isgraham, Plff's. Atty. In pursuance of a judgment of this Court, made Novera berGth, lii, the unders.goed Referee, therein named and appr inted, will sell at public auction, at the Commercial Exchange, No. 3dJ Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the fourth day of March. 18d3, at 12 o'clock at noon, the following premises: All that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situated, lying an 1 being in the City of Brooklyn, In the County cf Kings, and State of New York, a'id bounded by a line Beginning at a point in the easterly line or side of Hall ittreet, which said point is distant one hundred and forty feet northerly from the northeasterly corner of Gates aveuue and HaU street, and running thence northerly and along the easterly line or side of Hall street twenty feet; thence easterly and parallel wiihGatesavenueonehundred feet; thence Eoutherly and parallel with Hall street twenty feet; and thence westerly and parallel with Gates avenue one hundred feet to the point or place of beginning: said northerly and southerly boundary hues running through the cenu oi pany wans, irom tne rroot la the rear or said wails.

Dated Feb. 11th, 1803. fell 2aw3W D. P. BARNARD, Referee.

I' PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAINARI), Surrogate of the County of Kings Notice Is hereby given, aecordinir to law, to all persons having claims against WILLIAM LANCASTER, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the administrator, at his residence, at the corner of 118th sireet and 3d avenue. Iu the City of New York, on or before the 15th day of August next. Dated February 2d. 1863.

fel4 lawtimS ARCHIBALD I'HILLIPS. Administrator, IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL 0. BHAINARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings: Notice Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons havingclaims against JOHN S. STODDARD, late of the Citjr of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to ex hlbit.the same, with the vouchers thereof, to tlie subscriber, theexecutrix. at the office of Haner A Hmtt.h Court street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or before the first day of August next.

Dated 23d. ja24 lawgmS" KATHARINE H. STODDtRI). Executrix JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate of the County of Kings Notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against JOHN KlD.

late of the City of INSURANCE. MONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY: OF BROOKLYN OfBces No. 7 Court street, Brooklyn, and No. 60 Wall street. New York.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 14th day of January last, WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, (late of tha Brooklyn Fire Insuranco Company) was unanimously elected President, in place of John Studwell re lined. At the annual elctlon for Directors of said Company, held on the 4th ins'ant, the following gentlemen wers duly elected Directors forthe ensuing year, viz Wro EUsworth, Chas 0 Betts Alex Studwell John Studwell Poster Petit II NloBolB I. Huatud a wuiets Mason Samuel Burtis Raymond Stephen Ltolngtn Whiting John Lewis A A Low FraDi is Mason Wni Thomas John Prince Tucker Whltehouse A Foster Warren Richmond A Thome Abraham Lott Pitkins Ell Robins Edmund Titus Chauncey Cooke Garret Bergen James Eaton Tonf.ll 3 Winnlotr John Phelps Bralnard Stewart A Newman Edward White Josiah Smith Vim Ingraham Campbell Henry Bfterum John Hatsev Brewster valentine At the annual meeting of the Board of Directors held on Wednesday, the 11th Inst, WILLIAM ELLSWORTH was unanimously re elected President for the ensuing year, Abram M. Kirby appointed Secretary, and John C. Philip, Surveyor.

Brooklyn. Feb. 13, 1863. ABRAM M. KIRBY.

Secretary. ltrlLLIAMSBURGH vT CITY PIREINSURANOE OONPANY. Offices Corner of First and South Seventh Btreets, Brook lyn, and No. 40 Wall street. New York.

This Company with a cash CAPITAL OP 4150.000. And a laree Burplus, all securely Invested continues to losute Dwellings, Factories, ShlpB in port and thelr Garglfes, Merchandise and other property at as reasonable rates as any other first class Company. DIRECTORS: Richard Ten Eyck John Van Alst John A Cross Hen 1 Levorlch Edmund Driggs Samuel Meeker Nathaniel Brlgga unaries noble George Kitcbing Fleming Duncan Jedediah MUler Abraham Vandervoor AB Btinkerhoff Jfthn Devoe Wm Parks Jacob PeBerolso Martin Johnson Daniel O'Conor John 0 DeBevolse uoo JObn Pi William James Watefbury Charles Marshall James Trusiow Richard Berry Nicholas Wyckotr Daniel Mauler William Marshall eter murray RIOHART) TKN EYCK Prtmident Hddsbt Oiaonz. Secretary. 23 tf TVTASSAU FERE INSURANCE OF BROOKLYN COMPAlTY (No.

(55 WALL fiTRKET. NRW VORff INo. 10 COURT STREET. BROOKLYN. At the annual election for Directors of this Company held on the 3d the following persons were elected for the ensuing vear: Wm.

M. Harris, Abiel A. Low, John Schenck, John T. Martin. Geo.

D. Morgan, H. K. Corning, Jos. 0.

Johnson, L. M.Shelden, John Halsey, 8aml. I. MltcheU, Wm. 0.

Powler. H. J. mania. John A.

Cross. H. C. Murphy. Oonkiin Brush, Baml.

Smith, Cyrus P. Smith, tt ui. nuuter, rxenry jaoggies, D. YanYoortia, Jas. H.

BeU, SUas Ludlarn. B. P. WardweU, A. Under bill J.

W. Harper, James Weaver. B. Valentine, John Prenofe, Geo. A.

Thome, Thos. Stratton, Thos. Clark, Isaac Oarhart. Daniel McOabe, S. Busted John W.

Hunter, At a nubseauent meetlnff of the Board of DtrnctAM. WTft LIAM M. HARRIS. Esq, was unanimously re elected President. feU A.

J. BEE KM AN, Secretary. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP BB00KZYN. OmOB. BRASOa OFWOB.

847 FULTON STREET, 14 WALL STREET. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK. CASH CAPITAL. 150,000 DOLLARS.

This Company insures property of all kinds against Loss or Damage by Fire, on as favorable terms as similar Institutions. TETJNIS J. BERGEN. President. Jambs B.

Thootsok, Jb.i Seo'y. Gbo. W. Host. Assistant PIBBOTORS.

Teonfj J. Banren. James Oruikahankj, Samaal Van Wyck, Hiram H. St. John, Edw.

T. Backhouse. James Harper, Lewis Hurst, John L. Spader, Henry J. Oullen, Lsveritt H.

Sage, Philip a Crooke, James B. Cooper, John G. Schumaker, John J. Yanderbilt, Henry Tleakea, Alexander Mcuuae, D. S.

Voorhees, Jaa. 8. Schonsaaker, Michael Mevia. Samuel Garrison, John Lefferts, Cornelius J. Bergen, Alex.

W. Bennera, James Titus, Jesse 0. Rowan. Edward Harvey. 57 TH DIVIDEND.

BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICES No. 18 WALL BTREET NEW Y6RK, AND 11 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN. CASH SURPLUS J.000 00 S.334 00 ASSETS tmsss 00 At an annual election held on the 3d Inst, the following gentlemen were unanimously re elected Directors for tbe ensuing year Francis Furqald George 0 Peters Francis A Palmer Bed Stilwell JameB Barnes Samuel Whiting Francis Schoals Jedediah MillerM Charles BurkhalUr George Gilfillan. John Bodlna Edward 0 Badeait Isaac Briggs Robert Knight Joshua Sutton Gilbert Beeckman John Bruce Bryan Smith.

Jeremiah Spader. Jesse SeUgman FRANCIS P. PURNALD. President. CHARLES BCRKHALTER, Vice President, William P.

Lxqcbtt, Secretary. STBPBKit L. Spadks, Assist. Ghokob Aloeb, Surveyor. A Dividend was also declared of (10) Ten per cent out of earnings of the last six months, payable on the 2d of anuary next.

By order. WM. E. LEGGETT, Secretary. December 10th.

1868. jel FIREMEN'S TRUST INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN. CASH CAPITAL. 150,000. Office No.

9 Court street, (opposite Citv Hall,) and No. 7 Wall street, near Broadway, New York. Organised on the principle of paying one half the profits above ten per cent to the Widows' and Orphans' Pund of the Fire Department of the City of Brooklya. Diebctohs. George Hall Aaron A Degraw Thomas Clark Harry Messenger Warren Gookin Peter Duryea JonaB Stewart A A Low Hobart Ford Crawford Smith Henry Peck John Glover Gamaliel King Hi Robbins Levi Miller Nehemiah Knight Gilbert Haiirht Daniel Yan Voorbis John Schenck Frederick Paet Chittenden Van Brunt WTCkoff Joseoh Hall I Protbingham Smith Pancher Israel Velsor Peter Anderson Warren Sneden Llpcrltt Hosford Wm Wall Tnorn, Richard Buck Wm Beard Henry Plereon Marcellus Massey John Hicks 7.

Wakerann Joseph Field Valentine Hall John I Voorhees James Ant'nv CamDbell Edwin Hlllver This Company continues to Insure Buildings, Merchandise, Dwellings, Household Furniture, Vessels in port and their Cargoes, and other property against loss or damage by fire, on as favorable terms as other first class Companies. GEORGE HALL, President. Wm. Bpebbll, Secretary. Cbs.

H. Macdohald. Assistant Secretary. mhU MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, L. I.

Offices No. 1 Montague street. (Mechanics' Bank Building Brooklyn, and No: 31 Wall street, (Mechanics' Bank Building) New York. CASH CAPITAL Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels In port and their cargoes, and other property against loss or damage by Fire. DIRECTORS: Daniel Chauncey Samuel Sloan Abram Baylis John Brownson John Rolfe Samuel Slocnm Loomis Ballard Isaac Carhart Van Bergen Edwin Sorantoa George Bergen Robert Berdell Thomas Stratton Geo Hastings samuei amita Peter O'llara Hosea Webster James Barnet Johnson Theodore Rogers Daniel FurnaW John Baker John French Henry Boerum Henry Brush John Barter John HalseT Stephen Spader John scbenck David Chauncey Leonard Cooper a nomas bulilvan Henry vail vingston MiilerRobert Davies Ivester Honlow Tho Polhemua.Jr Daniel Ayres, jr Geo Shaw Jackob Sackman Henry James DANIEL CHAUNCEY, Walter Nichols, Secretary.

Waltee E. Pave. Assistant Secretary. President. jy6 rTIHE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY JL (Incorporated in 1825L K.

33 WALL STREET, Mechanics' Bank Building. CAPITAL SO4.00O Insures against Loss and Damaseby Fire on favorable terms. DIBHINIBA O. N. 8.

Rowland, Cornelius Smith, Abraham B. Sand. yrancisT jacoo n. nevins, jaooo tiarson, BfnrJgh'm Townsend Jacob A. Burkhalter, William Agnew, Edward G.

Faile, F. O. Haveinyer, Ira Smith, Mound I'cJifold. A bin. R.

Yan Nest. Wm. S. Herriman, William G. Reade, Edward H.

Owen. C. P. Leverioh. John J.

Phelps, C. N. 3. ROWLAND, President. J.

V. Harbioty, Secretary. Office, 13 Court street, GEORGE J. HARDY, Agent. GEORGE J.

HARDY. Real Estate and Insurance Agent. T.nana negotiated. Real Estate bought, sold or exchanged. Houses let or leased.

Deeds, Bonos and Mortgages executed. Commisslooer.of Deeds. No. 13 Court street, opp Bite city uaiu ONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. XJ Offices, No.

41 Pulton street, Brooklyn, and 48 Wall street, New York. CAPITAL 0 SUJtl'LUe. January 1, 1862 117.875 87 ASSETS W17.875 87 TT DiBHorolta: Ilenrv Younc John A. Lott, Thamaa Baylis. Smith Woodhull.

Neilah Wright, Charles P. Leverioh. iBaae Hyde. Daniel A. Robbins.

Peter C. Cornell, Daniel Ayres, Fredk. Marquand, John II. Prentice. H.

K. Corning. Charles K. ItiU. Jonhua C.

Skldmore. li. W. De Lamater, Minturn Post. R.

V. W. Thorne. Charles II. Rogers, George W.

Thompson, weorge a. Tnorne, John G. Vassar, Wm. Augustus White. It.

W. DEL AMATKR. President John Hcnencg. Wu. W.

1 1 KN'HriAW, Secretary. fel'. tf pHENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF OflicpNol'court street, cor. of Montague, Brooklyn. Branch Office No.

62 Wall street, New York. CASH CAPITAL, With a Buiiplus. Insures nouses, ManufactorleH, Buildings, Machinery, fiooda, Merchandise, ClmttclH and Personal Kutate, Ships. Vessels and Cargoes, (In port only.) aud Ships Buildin from Ioss and Damugo by Fire. DlUKirroitrt: Stephen Crowell A Stout Joshua Atktna.

Jr. .1 1) liicersnll Hicks lienj Wanlwcll Mum Odell Thos II Rodman Jim Rockwell Geo It Archer I Frotliin'ham Danl Prmald Weeks Harold Dollner Alvln Bradley Geo Bergen Chas 0 Hetts (' ustav Schwab Ezra Baldwin Gilbert Rvers Samuel Booth Samuel Hal tied Leonard It Dcwin? Win lte.llc Loring Andrews Jeromhh Spader Wm Vail I'Mward A lyw Nathan Heera Samuel Murtfa Daniel Ayers Augustus Studwell Hdwin Rice Isaac Brinkcrhofr Alexis Bragg Kclgar CrnweU Uenry tiouuu uiemcni razuona wtlliasn A Badd Beni Breedeft. STEPHEN CROWELL, President. EDGAR W. CROWBLh.

Vice PreaMeot Pau.Aro,Mt jaw Secretary. AY 8 8AR8A PARIL SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES. FaoM Ehbbt Enxs, a irxLL KHOWti tuutOHAsr off Oxroan, "I have sold large qnantlties of your SAJaiPAarrxa, bul I yet one bottle which failed of the desired elfeet and I Ntwisinciiou to inose wno wok it. as last as our people try It, they agree there has been no medicine Uke It before, in our community." PIMPLES, BLOTCHES. POSTULES.

UL SORES. AND ALL DISEASES OP THE SKIN. i. Ff 5 Rbv Robt. Strattom, Bbistol.

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Being a public place, my case hi known to every body in this omxnunity, and excites the wonder of alL" Fbok Hon. Bbsrt Mokbo, M. P. or NatroAsna. O.W A LBADItfO liKUBKB Of THB PABUAKUtT.

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The profession are Indebted to you for some of the best medicines we have." Prom A. 3. Fbbbcb, M. am Emisbst Phtsious or LAvrasHCB. who is a Promisbxt Mbmbzb or thb Legislature or Mabsahodsbtts.

"Dr. ArBRDy dear Sir: lhave found your Sabsapabil LA an excellent remedy for Syphilis, both of the primary andsecendary type, and effectual in some cases that were too obstinate to yield to other remedies. I do not know what we can employ with more certainty of success, where powerful alterative la required," Mb. Cbas. S.

Yah Loot, or Nbtv Bntnrawror, N. had dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by the abuse of mercury, or mercurial disease, which grew more and more aggravated for yeaTS, In spite of every remedy or treatment that could be applied, until the persevering use ef Aras's Babsapa rilla relieved him. Few cases can be found more inveterate and distressing than this, and it took several daien bottles to cure him. LEUCORRHfEA, WHITES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, are generally produced by internal Scrofulous Ulceration, and are very often cured by the alterative effect of this Sarsapariixa. Some cases require, however, In aid of the Sabbapabilla, the skillful application of local remedies.

FBOM THB WELL KNOWN ANB WIDBLT OBLHBBATBB DE AfOO Morrill, or Cincinnati. MI have fonnd vour Sarsaparilla an excellent alterative in diseases of females. Many cases of Irregularity, Leucor rhcea. Internal Ulceration, and local debility, arising from the scrofulous diathesis, have yielded to it, and there are few that de not, when its effect is properly aided by local treatment." A Ladt, unwilling tf allow raa Pobuoatios or hbb Naub, writrs: "My daughter and myself have beeo cured of a very debilitating Lettcorrhcea of long standing, by two bottles of Sarsaparilla." RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA HEART DISEASE. when caused by Scrofula In the system, are rapidly cured by this Ext.

Sabsaparilla. ATER'S CATHARTIC PILLS Possess so many advantages over the other purgatives in the market, and their superior virtues are so unlversaUy known, that we need not do more than to assure the publlo their quality is maintained equal to the best It ever has been, and that they may be depended on to do all that they have ever done. Prepared by J. C. AYER, M.

LoweU. and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine everywhere. 07 lyeodTu NOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS to be Fenced. Notice 1 hereby given to all parties interested of the Intention of the Common Council of this City. pass an ordinance to direct lota to be fenced en Putnam avenue, south side, commencing about one hundred feet west of Bedford avenue, to abate a nuisance.

Dated Brooklyn, Fehruary 26. 1168. btn lOd CHARLES TINNEY. Street Commissioner. TVTOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS Xi to be graded.

Notice is hereby given to all Parties interested, the intention of the Common Council of this city, to pas an ordinance to direct lots to be eraderi on "WlllouirhbY arenup. north side, commencing about one hundred feet east of Kent av enue. to the grade, to abate a nuisance. Dated Brooklyn. February 26 h.

1863. fe37 lOd CHARLES TINNEY, Btreet Commissioner. NOTICE! In the matter of the application of the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, In relation to the regrading of Flatbnsfc aveaue, In the City of Brooklyn, in accordance with an Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed April 19th. 1M0, entitled "An Act to establish the grade of Platbash avenue, Ac, Ac" and the acts amendatory thereto. To all whom It may concern The report of the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled matter, has been completed and filed In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, where It Is open for the Inspection of all persons interested.

Application will be made on behalf of the said Oommoa Council, to the County Court or Kings Cnunty. on Monday, the ninth day of March, 1863, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon that day, ar as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, to have said report confirmed. Dated i'ebruary 21, 1863. JOHN G. SOHUMAKER, Attorney and Counsel fe23td to the City of Brooklyn.

OARD OF CONTRACTS, FEBRUARY 20th, 1863. Notice is herebv civen that Rented nrnnnmtlq will ha received at the Mayor Office, until the 3d day of March next, at 10 o'clock. A. for furnishing three hundred and fifty 350) active Firemen's Badges. No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by a bond duly verified by two sureties.

By order of the Board. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH. Mayor. Urnrt McCloskbt. City Clerk.

fe23 td BOARD OF CONTRACTS, FEBRUARTIJOtIl 1E63. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office, until the day or March nert, at 10 o'clock, A. for the lease of the Old Engine House in Graham st. By Older of the Board. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, Mayor.

Hrmey McClose rt. City Clerk fe23 td BOARD OF CONTRACTS, FEBRUARY 20th, 1863. Notice hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office, until the 3d day of March next, at 10 o'clock. A. for the sale of fie two Old Engines now in the Corporation Yard.

By order of the Board. MARTIN KALBPLEISOH, Mayor. Hbnry McClosxbt, City Clerk. feSi til BOARD OF CONT RA'CTS, FEBRUARY 20th, 1P63. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office, until the 3d day of Marchnext, at 10 o'clock, A.

to lease the property known as Smart's Pond, In the town of Hempstead. By order of the Board. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, Mayor. Hitmrt McCloskbt, City Clerk. fe23 td CORPORATION NOTICE Openim; Third 8'reet, from the late boundary line between Brooklyn and Willianisburgh to tbe northerly side of Dirlsion avenue.

A resolution has been introduced in he Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, to open Third street, trom the late boundary line between Brooklyn and WUHaawburgh to the noitherly side of Division avenue; the Common Council have fixed the district beyond which tbe for said Improvement shall notextend tawlt: One hundred feet In depth on each side of said Third street from the late booms! line between Brooklyn and WIUlamsburgL to the northerly side of Division avenue. Remonstrances. (If any) against thesald opening, must be presented to the Common Council on or before tlie Uth dar of March, 1883, as they will finally act upon the same at tin Ir next ensuing meetli or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklyn, Feb. Its, im.

fel7w TINNEY, Street Commissioner. rpE COMMITTEE" ON RE NAMING AND JL RE UMBERING STRERTS propose to change the name of tlie following streets: Carl! street. Carroll street. UtlllUJU ttVCUUC, DUU.ll UAlviu BIICCV, USIUUgtOn SlTeSt. Smith street.

Willow street, from Atlantic street tj Amity street. All persons Interested or having names to propose, mar appear, or send In communications to the Committee, wh will meet at the Common Council Chamber WEDNESDAY. March 4tL at 18 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock 1'.

M. RIIFUS it. BELKNAP. DENNIS O'KKKFK, MATHF.W MURPHY TISIO'IHY PERRY, fear. KM THOMAS KNN 18.

TV'OTICE IN THE MATTER OF GRADING, i Ac, Hamilton avenue, friui Smith street to the Third avenue. The Assessment Conmilf.ee of the Iiar.l of Aldermen will meet atthcCliy Olerk'sollice City Hall, on 1VKDNB3DAY KVKNIMi. March II, t8, at clock, to bear the roinon atrnnts against the confirmation of the atw nameat list in i lie above entitled matter. By order of the Committee LAN1KL I). WHITNEY, Chairman TiiOTKJK IN THK MATTER OF OPKNING 1 North Thud street, from Fiisihtrretvo the permanent bulkhead line lathe Klvcr, in the City of Brooklyn, in accordance with an Actof the Legislature nas.icd April 12, Wi 'iv all whom it may concern The undersigned Coum.l Hioners of Intimate and Aatess inetitln ihe above matter, will meet at the olhccof tlie ttointr and Conni ellnr of il.e fjii of iirooklyn, In the City Hall of said rlty.

on Turn lay. the Hub day of Mar h. at o'cluck in the nth moon, to hear proofs and ti'irs or all pa tied hiteresU ainl will continue meet oy rnlj'MiMinicni lion, time to tune, an may be deemod necessary and expedient. At the time and p'are above Buecilied, title deeds and dUicr evidtneo or title should be produced. Dated Brooklyn.

Feb. SCth, IM. SAMUEL M. MK.KKKR.) AMI Ooauuissioaert. OAJNIEL H.

FKKK.S, mm ml the groat swora uigu uuuve uw criminal's bare nocV and 8 winS back for the fatal blow, while a gasp, as of thousands panting far breath, ran through the vast throng. I looked aside; and when Hooked again, there were men carrying awny a rude coffin, and others were throwing fresh sawdust upon the scaffold. THE END. MEDICA1. J0 YOV SUFFJfiR FROM RHEUMATISM? XJ If you do, then use MEYER'S MAGNETIC UNI.

MUST, the only remedy for Neuralgia, Lumbaito. Rheumatism. Ac. Recommended by the medical profe sloa. Sold bv Drucelfita ffeneralW.

tVhnl Tlnnnt MvrllA aim. mte. Brooklyn. WAIKWRICtTT ir.i Aft rHAr. Agent, 40 Fulton at, and MRS.

HAYES. ic i im TOOMB'S GERMAN REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM and all RHKOMAT1C AFFEC HONS. Does not fail, if directions are followed. Price per bottle. For sale and orders received at PARKER'S, comer of Pultoa avenue and Jay street.

Brooklyn, feotf rj.OOD NEWS MRS. POLLARD, BOTANIC VA PHYSICIAN, 281 Washington rtreet, cm tell yoa the cans of your disease without any previous knowledge, and what load disease you have, to your entire satisfaction er no charge trill be made. MRS. POLLARD treats all its ciauy wttn great success, Norosua ana oansamn Ion. lAnr damnlmint.

An. B. MRS. POLLARB itu tall a. tt mi yon are curable, know irom personal experience.

GEO. ANDREWS, MRS. MARY PLATT. anal 8m 8. MoIHTYRH.

HEUMATISM CUR ED sr nra OELMBRATED I GERMAN REMEDY. Per sale at 29a Jar strait, corner at frnltnn a rentio. BR. PARKER'S Drug Store. UsV tf DARLING! DARLING Everybody should uie DARLING'S COMPOUND SYRUP OP IRISH MOSS AND FLAX SEED, for Dough, Uola.

Asthma, Sore Threat, Hoarseness, and all affections 1 of trie Lung. Price 29 cents per bottle. Prepared only by N.B. DARLING, an sold by Dnusdsta throughout the city wnoiesaie oepotai Bcetmaa street. jaaiy R8.

R. MONROE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND ELECTRICIAN, has remand from S3 Oarmlno si, New York, to 334 Pearl si Brooklyn, where she treats with infallible success ALL PHMALK COMPLAINTS. Every accommodation for ladies requiring raedlcal attendance and careful nursing during caanaemsaL Office hours front 10 A.M. to P.M. d2S3n SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE BROOKLYN BE NEVOLENT SOCiETY. In conformity to the Charter, submit the following statement: By Cash received for rent from lat Maroh, 1863, to 1st March, 1863 I1.S99 65 935 45 Personal estate 1,61 SO Members fees 159 00 14.425 64 lo Cash paid for 304 tons of coal furnished to 1190 families, consisting of 4576 persons. 41,753 00 to 1360 pairs of shoes and 1373 pairs of stockings to poor children attending school 1.345 81 to support and maintenance of ombans. 6,760 23 to defend title 1.16T 85 to agents salary 400 09 to teacher 250 00 to quarterly payment of legatee 50 00 to contingent expenses, repairs of office, 66 Amity St. gas fixtures, painting, furniture of office, Ac, Ac, 875 98 to local assessment of sewerage 2.321 78 14,425 64 CORNELIUS DEVER, Treasurer.

Notice is hereby given that an election for Pour Annual Members will be held at the office, 66 Amity, on TUESDAY, the 17th March, 1863, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock. fe27 3t THOS. J. GLOVER, Secretary. COPARTNERSHIP HAVING BEEN FORMED under the style and firm of SAND FORD CORNELL, in the feuiiness of Real Estate, Insurance, Loaning of Money on liondB and Mortgages, Collection of Dividends, and Buying and Sellinc Stocks, offer their services to the public In the above line of transactions.

E. W. SiNDPORD. J. E.

CORNELL. 16 Court street, opposite City Hall. feiff 3t DISSOLUTION THE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between H. C. BOSWELL and UL1US "WARNER in the manufacture and sale of Colorific is this day (Feb.

24th. 1863) dissolved hr mutual consent. All debts contracted by the late firm wfi be settled and the business continued by H. C. BOSWEHB, Proprietor, No.

124 Grand st, Williamsburgh, New York. H. C. BOSWELL, fe27 3f JULIUS WARMER. PARISIAN SPRING STYLES OF DRESS PATTERNS MRS, HALL, No.

6) Fulton av. PATTERN EMPORIUM OF PARIS FASHIONS, respectfully informs the Ladies of Brooklyn, that her new Spring Styles will be open for inspection on MONDAY, March 2d. Also, the Paris Spring Styles of MILLINERY, FLOWERS and STRAW GOODS. No. 63 Fulton av.

Brooklyn. fe27 rt BURNHAM'S GYMNASIUM, No. 12 BOE RUM ST Complimentary Exhibition to the Proprietor by his Pupils on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS. March 3d and 5th, 1363, Exercises to commence at8 o'clock. Zampillaerostation will be one of the features.

Tickets 25c; to be bad of any of the members or the Gymnasium. fe23 MUSICAL WANTED FOR THE CHOIR OF the Church of; he Holy Trinity, another Bass Voice for the Volunteer Choir. Also a Boy to sing Alto, who will be oa'id according to merit. Apply by Post to GEORGE "KM. WARREN.Organist.

fe345t MUSI AN ELEGANT FIRST CLASS Rosewood Piano for rent. Apply in the evening at 205 Washington st. feiiet PENNIES'. PENNIES! A SUBSTITUTE FOR PENNIES 1. 2 and 3 cent checks on hand, or printed to order, cheap and quick, at DALY'S.

181 Chatham street, cor. New Bowery. feS63t FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY POSTAGE Stamps, all kinds of Shinplastem and Bogus Pennies bought at45 Fulton street, Brooklyn. eS63t E. K.

HALL. WINES AM) LIQUORS. Y1 1RY FINE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. eoual strength. Duritv and fUror ta thn fin9t ength, po French Brandy only $2 20 per gallon, at the PRRNCH BRANDY VAULTS, No.

71 Prince street. Brooklyn. Also Borne very choice ola Pale Catawba Brandy. $3 20 per gallon. Pine French Brandy t4 50 per gallon.

Pmrehasers who Bend their own demijohns will have 20 cents per gallon deducted from the above prices. 4m' INSTBtfCTION INSTRUCTION BANJO BANJO BANJO taught in tw elve perfect lessons, for 14. by N. P. SMITH, comer of 12th street and 6th avenue, South Brooklyn.

fear 4t" BURNHAM'S GYMNASIUM, NO. 12 BOE rum street, Brooklyn. Classes in Lewis' Calisthen ics meet for Oentlemen on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday eveniups at 8 o'clock. For Ladles on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, at 2:30, and for Bojb on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 4 o'clock.

Apparatus of all kinds on hand and furnished to order. The Pangyrsnastiken erected in private houses at short notice. Schools and Colleges attended personally. fe'14 3m R. GEO.

H. OBORNE AND MISS EMILIE OBOHNK Rive lesions in Sinsinz. Piann Music and the French Langruage. Music Lessons given in French. Address at this office, or at Walworth st, near Myrtle av, Brooklyn, E.

D. fe24 AFTERNOON CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES. No 19S Atlantic st between Court and Clinton sts. MISS AMES (late Principal of Female Grammor School No. 20, New York City,) will resume her Afternoon Class on.

Wedne day, February 18th, to meet on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 3 to 5 o'clock. Instruction is given Pen. manship, Mental Arlthmelicand History, with assistance in Composition if desired. Charge 13.50 per Term of fifteen Weeks. A MORNING CLASS for the Education of Young Ladles, meets daily.

Thorough Instruction is given bx the usual English Branches and in the Rudiments of French. Terras TEN DOLLARS per Quarter, including the USE BOOKS. The number of Pupils is limited to Eighteen and none are admitted under Twelve Years of Age. The next Term will commence February 9th, when there will be Two Vacancies. Circulars at the store of Mr.

Brandt, 193 Atlantio street, and at Miss Ames residence, 266 Schermerhorn at. jal5 2ia PROF. A. MAGNUS COLLEGIATE AND MERCANTILE ACADEMY tor day and boarding scholars. No.

8 West Warren street, Brooklyn, will re open on September 1. All the English. Classic and Commercial branches with modern languages, taught by competent teachers and professors. A special department has beeo Organiied fpr young boys onder 10 years of age. Ta premises occupying 4 large lots with gymnasium attached, and doufcte house, with all modern Improvements, afford all tho greeableoess and advantages of a country Beat and city residence.

Further particulars with references and circulars will he given when requested. The principal begs leave to inform his patrons and the publfo that conn acted with the above Institute he has abo organised a NEW ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES, specially Intended for ladles and genUemaa whoharebnt little time far self Instruction. Lessou given in Koslish, French Spanish, German, Italian, Latin and Greek, with bookkeeping and penmanship, if desired, Day classes for ladles: evening classes for gentlemen. Terms moderate. n34n PENH? 8 BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK COMMERCIAL COLLEGE8, HAMILTON BUILDING.

Court stre4, BROOKLFN. COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YORK CITY. Bookkeeping. Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law Penmanship, Correspondence, Ac practically taueht. Business hours to 12 A.

2 to and 7 to 9 P. M. These Institutions are comprised in the "Nntianftl Chain of Commercial Colleges" extending from New York to St. Louis, and present superior facilities for a thor ough business education. Scholarships good throughout the cha7 The public are Invited to call and era the facilities.

For circulars, add resB at either pouiC dll ly BRYANT. BTRATTON. PACKARD i. PBNN. FURS ANB HATS ESPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE BROOK lyn South Brooklyn JAMES HARRIS, the ld established Hatterand Furrier lias given up uls Branch Hut an 1 Cap Store, 93 Atlantic st.

lie is to be found at all times in his new Hat aud Pur Store, 25V Pulton st opposite CI otou, wh he always keeps on hand a magnificent assortment of Pursanda spledld assortment of Hats and Caps. My old friends and customers call and see me at 259 Fulton st, op. posite Clinton, and 1 shall always be happy to wait on you JAMES HAI.P.I3. fel4 tf 259 Fulton st. opposite Clinton st.

INSURANCE. KINGS COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COM PAN OP TnE CITY OF BROOKLYN, L. I. Office, KnrniorH' and Citliens' Bank Building, Brooklyn, E.D. Branch Office, No.

1 Niissau street. New York. CASH CAPITAL Insiirei hH nthr ItnlMinra KaMtl. Wares. lurntture and Merchandise.

Vessels in port anal their Careoi Mortuaurii, Interest, Leases, and other pro D. i ty. ugainrt loss tr damage by Fire, and against the risks of inland navigation and transportation, on the most favor DlRMZ riii. Edw Backhouse Richard Trussed (iritlith Wil on John llarward Cliauncey 1. Cook Kj.lirniln Miller Oliver liwrsull Daniel Smith Lewla Hurst ui Pea.se l.

iwience Kcevei Thos Hutchinson Crorge (3 Bennett Andrew Provont H' nry Jolinnou J'neuli Burr civpi'eiui i rov ubt JiU A an llrunt Alfrc il Clock Adam Martin jouii i vTeiin Samuel i pcij 0 Bench UNTem tt ISdwsrd North Arch Mi nerole Simiuel Free iJiivid Charles It Follows AIh hIirhi Milia Win Poolfy Kylviviter Tuttle John Keutiiii: Jiw Anderson iioi.ley yt Vt Valenune luciunl Itrowu IlKMiy 1'oi'B. Secretary. HiMun. TaYLiiH, Assistant Secretary JUiCIH AMUKOSOU. UawttTOtttuKS.

ASSIGNEES1 SALE THE SALE OF THE real estate belonging to the estate of the late Jacob I). Boerum, of Flushing, L. 1., a full description which has heretofore been published in the Wednesday and Friday IssueB of the Brooklyn Eaolb, commencing with and since May 8th. 1861, and which was to take place May 80th, 18S1, at one o'clock P. at ths City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, Is adjourned to the 17th day of January, ISlii, at the safae place, at 1 o'clock P.

M. New York. Dec. 16, 1862. S.

D. LAW, dl7 2awtdW4S Assignee of J. B. Boerum; The sale of the above referred to premises is adjourned February 14th, 1863, at the Bamehour and place. Jan.

15th, S. I). LAW. jaI6 2awtsP Assignee or .7. B.

Boerum. The sale or the above referred to premises isTurther adjourned to the 28th day of Fehruary lnet, at the City Hall, Brooklyn, atl o'clock P. M. Feb. 13, 1863.

8. D. LAW. 'fel0 2awtsM Assignee of J. B.

Boerum. ine Bale of the above referred to premises is Turtbcr adjourned tn the Hist day of March next, at 1 o'clock V. at the same place Feb. 27, 1863. fe282awtS Assignee' of jMl.Wlioeruni.; CITY AND COUNTY77F i Judgment of the Supreme Court, made this action, bearing date September ttb.1860, the under siiined Referee, appointed by the Court, will sell at oublic auction at, the Merchants iSxchange Salesroom.

No. til Broadway, in the City of New ork. on the day of March, fr63, at 12 clock noon, by E. Ladlow Co Auctioneers, the premises In said judgment described as follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land arid premh es.situa'e, Ivlt.g and being on the westerly side ef Hudson Btreet, in the Fifth WaTO of the City of New York.

Beginning at the northwesterly corner formed by tho later sect'on of Hudson and Duane streets, runn ng' thenqe southerly along tbe westerly Bide of Hudson street 38 f'et'iS Inchest) the premises known aB number 27 Hudson street: thence westerly along the line of "aid preml.es 1 foot inches; thence northwesterly aloug the line of said premises 13 feet two and one half Inches to a brick bouse now or belonging to Jhn R. Livingston: thence northeasterly along the line of said house 29 feet 7 inches to 1tixis pluce of beginning, be the said several dimensions more or less: said premises Deing known as number 2s Hudson street, in the City of New York aforesaid. Also, all that certs lot, piece or parcel of land and premises, Bituate, lyinv and being on the westerly side of Hudson street, in the Fifth Ward of the Oily of New York, Beginning at a point distant 57 feet 3 Inches from the. northwesterly corner formed by the Intersection of Hudson and Duane streets, running thence southerly along the westerly side of Hudson street 81 feet one inch the premises known as number 23 Hudson street: thence northwesterly along the line of said premises number 28 Hudson atreet li ieei inctieb to a prick house known as number 37 Hudson ctrfet: thence nortbnMtpj lv Alnrtir the linp nT sihi hrii lr house 27 feet 4 inches; thence easterly ssyea inches to the pisce oi Degmnicg, De (tie said several dlmoBsiens more or less: said premises belngknown as number25 Hudson Street; in the City of New York aforesaid. Also, an tnat certain lot, piece or parcel of land, and premises, situate, lying and being on tbe westerly side' of Hudson street; in the Fifth Ward of the City of New York, Beginning at a point dlstai feet 4 Inches from the ndrth wesUily corner formed by the intersection ot Hudson ami DUSne Streets, rumilriff thencn nnlithnrlr nlnnv tt Bide of Hudson street 11 feetfoorand one haTrlnchesto the premises Known as numoerai Hudson street; thence norta i Onf.ot In mb.

tl ik A northeasterly alone the rear of said wall 10 feet Inches? thence easterly along the line of premises known as 35 Aiuoson street 10 ieet a incnes to tne place or Beginning, te the Bald several dimensions more or less: said premises being known as number 23 Hudson Btroet, In the City of New York aforesaid. Also, all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land anrlsre mlses, situate, lying aud being on the westerly side of Hud' son street, In the Clfth Ward ot the City of New York, Beginning at a point distant Si feet 2 inches from' the' northwesterly corner formed by the intersection of Hudson, and Duane streets; running thence southerly along the wester; lyslde of Hudson street a feet 1 Inch: thence westerly at right angles trithHudson street seven then south, westerly along the rear of premises known as number 2o Hudson treet27 feet four inches; thence uorthweBtefly and: at right angles one foot; thence southwesterly along the rear of premises known as number 25 Hudson street 10 feet1 four and one balf inches; thence northwesterly and at right angles feet 1 inch; thence southwesterly and St. jiglit angles six feet and eight inches; thence northwesterly: and at right angles 7 feet 2 inches; thence southwesterly and parallel with the easterly line of premises known as number 21 Hudson i treetS5reet7 Inches; thence northwest erly and at light angles 6 feet 7 IncheB; thence southwesterly and parallel with said premises known as number 21 Hudson B'reetl foot 2 Inches; thence northwesterly and at. right angles 9 feet to the premlsesnow or late belonging to' JohnK. Livingston: thence northerly a' ong said premises 4, feet SSinchea; thence southeasterly albngthesame 8 lnohea; thence northeasterly along the same 8 feet 4 thence." southeasterly and at right angles 13 feet 2H Inches; thence easterly ana at right angles with Hudson street 1 foot 4 inches to tlie place of beginning, be the said several dimen sions more or less; said premises being known as number 87 Hudson street, iu the City of New York aforesaid.

Also, all that certain leasehold lot, piece or parcel of land: and premises, i ituate. lying and being on tbe easter y.slae. of Huoson avenue, in the City of Brooklyn. Countyof Klngs and State of New York, commencing at a polat dhV' tant 376 feet5 inches northerly from the northeasterly cor 1 ner formed by the intersection of Hudson avenue and York: strett; running thence noitherly along the easterly, side or Hudson avenues feet eight inches to an alley wy; thence, easterly 77 feet 11 Inches to tbe land used for the United, StHtesN'avy Yard: thence southwesterly along the land used for the United States Navy Yard 40 feet 6 tnches to lot used for a vault; thence northwesterly aloug said iot 4 feets Inches; thence westerly still along said lot SI feet two and a half inches to the place of beginning, be the said several dimensions more or less being part of tfce croheity described in a ceriajn lease executed by the Prealddnt aatr Trustees of the Village of Brookln'to BehjatoWHoamer' deceased, dated the2rth of November, 18 by XDOfhrlewu the Raid premises were conveved tn tha ntt the term of 999 yars together With the tSimrtSSS Also, all that certain lot, iee.orpaTCl of 4a44i( Hwio lyine aod belngon the southeatteily'slde'oT WesMrea, In, the Fifth Ward of the Cityot Netr York. coraMnuihVaa'ih southeasterly rner formed by the Intersection of.West aneV North Moore streets, running ttrehce souttiwcsterfy Jandr along the line or West street 21 feeti inches; thence soutb easterly wltb West street and parallel with North Moore Btreet alon the centte of a party wall 57 feet 3 thence northeasterly and parallel with West street 21 feet 8' Inches to North Moore Btreet; thence northwesterly alorxg" North Moore stroet 56 feet ten Inches to the place of hegin i he the said several dimensions more Or less.

Algn aU that certain lot, piece or pare! of land and prem lses situate, lying and belngon the eouthessterlysideor West' street, In Ihe 5th Ward of the City of New York, commencing at a point distant 21 feet 9 inches from the southeasterly corner formed by the Intersection of West and North Moore streets, running thence southwesterly alonte West street 25 feet I0M inches, thence southeasterly to West street and parallel to North Moore street 40 feet 1M inches, thence northeasterly and parallel with West btreet or.o foot and ono inch, tneuce southeasterly ana parallel with North Moore sireet 17 feet inciles, thence northeasterly and parallel with West street 25 feet, thence northwesterly and nearly parallel with North Moore street 57 feet 3 Inches to the place of beginning, be the said several dimensions more or less. Also all that certain lot, niece or parcel of land situate, lying and being on the southeasterly side of West street, in tne 5th Ward of ihe City of New York, commencing at a point distant 47 feet 7)4 inches from tha southeasterly corner formed by the intersection of West and North Moore streets, running thence southwesterly and parallel with West street 40 feetSX inches, thence southeasterly to West Btreet and parallel with North Moore street 58 feet 6 inches, thence northeasterly and nearly parallel with West street 41 feet llnch, thence northwesterly and parallel with North Moore btreet 17 feet 7)4 inches, thence southwesterly and parallel wit West street one foot one inch, tnence northwesterly and paraUel with North More street 40 feet IK IncheB to the place of beginning, be the said several dimensions more or less. Also all that certain land, wharf and bulkhead on West street. In the City of New York, lying in front of and opposite to those 4 certain lots of laud running 87 feet 6 inches southerly from the southeasterly corner of North Moore and West streets In said city and distant 70 feet tborefrm, and alpo all wharfage, cranage, advantages and emolu xnenntB erowing or accruing by or from the said wharf or the street of 70 feet in width called We8t street, together with all the right, title and interest which Benjamin Rotnaine had at the time of his death of and to the land under water In front of said wharf Into the Hudson River. New York, February 6, 1863.

M. HOFFMAN, Referee, 32 Pine street. Beskqict Plff's. Attya. fe7 lawtwS KINGS COUNTY COURT Eliza vTIudc against Charles R.

Miller and others. Mos A Lvsdb. Plff's Atty. In pursuance of a judgment in this act! will be sold by public auction, by or under the direction of the undersigned Referee, at the Commercial Kxchange. No.

369 Fulton Btreet, Brooklyn, on tbe seventh day of April, 1853, at 13 o'clock noon, tne following described premises, viz All those certain ten lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being In the Town of New Lotts, County of Kings and State or New York, and known and distinguished on a certain map entitled "Map A of East New York Lota surveiedbp J. B. Bacon, April. 1855," and filed in the office of the Register of the County ef Kings as and by the numbers 33 (thirty eight.) 3a (thirty nine, (forty,) 41 (fortv one,) 41 (forty three.) 44 (forty four '46 (forty six,) 47 (forty seven. (fifty) and 51 (flftor one,) which said ten lots are In block as laid down on Bald map.

and which said ten lots when taken together are bounded as follows: Beginning at a point on the east side of Smith avenue, one hundred feet northerly from the north line of Division avenue; thence easterly an parallel to Division avenue, two hundred feet to Schenck avenue; thence northerly alons the west line of Schenck avenue one hundred and twenty five feet; thence westerly parallel to Division avenue, two hundred feet to Smith avenue: and thence southerly along the east line of Smith avenue one hundred and twenty five feet to the place of beginning. Dated February Si. 1863. fe21 law6wS GRENVILLE T. JENE8.

Referee. KINGS COUNTY COURT Catharine L. Babcock, Trustee, Jic, against Josiah Riloy, ct al. Miima Lvkde, PlttTs Attys. In pursuance of a judprmont in tho above entitled ao tion, will lie 6old by public auction, by or under tho direction of the undersigned referee, at the Commeroial Exchange, No.

869 Fulton Btreet, Brooklyn, tin tho seventh day of April, 1868, at twelve o'clock noon, the following described premises, vir: All those four certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and being In the totru of Now Lotts, cosnty of Kings and State of Now York, and known and distinguished on a certain map entitled "map of East New York lots, surveyed by I. li. Bacon, April 1858, and filed in tho offloo of tho Register of Kings county, as and by tho numbers 646 (six hundred anil forty six), 647 (six hundred and forty evon), 648 (sir hundred and forty eifrht), and 0(9 (six hundred and forty nlno), whioh said four lots are in block and are bounded as followB: Beginning at a point on the south side of Pacific avenue, whore it is intersected by the wost line of Schenck avenue; thenoe southerly along the said west line of Schenck avenue one hundred feet: thence westerly and parallel to Pacific aveuuo one hua dred feel; thonoe northerly aud parallel with said Schenck avonuo one hundred Tcot to Pacific avoDUe; and thence easterly along the south Hue of Pacific avenue one hundred roct to Schenck avenue, the point of beginning. Together with all and singular the tonumoats, horodlta meats and appurtenances thereunto lieloiicrinc. Dated February 21.

1868. fe21 lavrOS JOHN HESS, lUferoe. KINGS COUNTY COURT Rachel Berryagainst Charles U. Miller ami others. Mouse Lr.tnK, Pill's.

Attya. In pursuance ofa Judgment in lliisaction, will be sold bj public auction, by or under the direction of the undersigned referee, al tho Commercial Exchange, No. 889 Pulton Btreet, Brooklyn, on tho seventh day of April, 1B68, at 12 o'olock noon, tho following described promises, vir: All those certain eixht lotB land, situate lying and being in the town of New LotlB, county or King and Slate or New York, and known and distinguished ob a certain map entitled "Map (if tiast Now York lots surveyed by .1. It. Bacon, April, ISM," and filed in the I'ftlii'iif the i ier nf the county of Kings, us and by the nnrelicn 7 (seventy), 71 (srvuuty ouitj, (sevonly two), 7:: ihi vi nly lliree), 74 (ncvi iily ftHir), (seventy lUe), 7ti (Neventy itij), and 77 (seventy seven), u)l of which eight luis arc on block as In id down on suid map and which when laite together aro liouinlnd as 1'iilltiWK: lieginiiing at point ii the oast nfrimith avenue, where it Is intersected by the unrlli lint: nimi nve.utie; llience eusteriy along the.

Niid irlli Huo of biviBion avenue two hundred feet to Helntnch iivenne llititiec iiorllierly nlelig tlio west line of Hi ii. lltllldreil feet; thence westerly and A.Ul Division aventi two hundreil lent Suiith nvt nti. llience soullinrly along the oust line of Huiilli uvciuut nng IJBLC'1 rniiu.il foftl latvOwS AUUAUAM l.Oi'T COUSIN FRANK. AVL.il had I against this man? A remarkable Jikeness, and a curious dream. Pshaw! Not a tittle of evidence.

I did not even know that my cousin 'was dead, or, if dead, slain by illegal violence. Kor Lad I any reason to swppose tliat Trunk Dayrell had ever been in that part of Germany. He might be alive and well, a thousand miles away. So I bdd. my hand, just in time.

But why did the drunken, gaunt fellow he was drunk, "and the bosom of his shirt was stained with wine why did he winee so palpably before any gaze? He did wince, his limbs trembled, his staring eyes were full of a vague dread, and liis tanned face Hushed red, and then paled ajjain. But as I stood irresolute, saw the terror in his eyes give place to a delimit scorn he steadied himself on his feet, and turned on his heel, snapping his fingers in derision. I watched him till I could see no more of him, and then went on on to a little clearing among the trees, where the grass grew soft ana Overhead was the blue sky, and th threw a red ray on a gray rock, and a green birch that waved above it, flag like, and the mosses and branibleB that half hid the stone. A fountain bubbled up among the crevices of this rock, and the waters united in a little stone cup, moss lipped, and then tumbled over into a tuft of Wangled blue flowers and feathery fems. The fountain of my dream My heart almost stopped beating.

I rubbed my oyos. Yes, rock, and "birch, and moss, and spring watery and flowers, all were there, as I had seen them in sleep at Dayrell Manor My pulse beat like the strokes of a sledge hammer as I advanced. Yes, there wa6 an inscription, rubbed out by weather and trickling water. One word was legible; and that word I read it out, and repeated it with a sort of scream, Theword I had read long ago, in a dream, in the old English house. I looked over my shoulder, fearfully, towards the spot where the grave had been dug in my vision; I almost dreaded to see the wan face of the victim meet my gaze.

I saw only the emerald green award, starry white with daisies only that, and one thing more the drunken ruffian I had lately met. Yes, he was moving among the trees with stealthy, tigerish tread, watching me. When I turned to confront shuffled off, and I lost sight of him. 'Gvieii taffy JMeinMerrP The words were spoken in a deep manly voice at my elbow. I looked round, and saw a burly bronzed man, wearing the green uniform of the Grand Duke's foresters, with his heavy rille slung across his back.

One glance at the broad face and the frank eyes shewed me that I had to do with an honest man. 'Seeing yon were a stranger, Herr Englander, I feared you might be lost in the woods. Can I direct you 'You can, if yon will be so kind as to point out the way to I answered. The forester smiled pleasantly; he was goiugthere, and would be happy to shew the Horr the way. We walked ogether.

'It is well 1 met you, said the keeper; 'a night in the woods is not good for delicate folks, not tlrnt the wolves are troublesome in 'There are other ugly customers besides said I with a laugh. 'Did yoa happen to see a man, a drunken fellow, in the woods just The keeper slapped hi gun stock. 'Hipper merit yes. I saw a face that ought to be in the penitentiary: the money 'A man with sharp white teeth, filed to a point' 1 began. 'The money cried the keeper; 'Joseph Stromnitz, the vagabond.

Figure to yourself, Mein Herr, vermin who never did anything in his life but poach the Grand Duke's "game, and dig and poke lor buriod treasure among the ruins of old camps and castles. He was the son of onr pastor, and lie robbed the old father of all his savings, and squandered them at Strasburg, so that the poor parson broke his heart in poverty and grieff A "wretched cur. Let me only catch him amon" the roebucks, that' all I remarked that the man wa6 not dressed like a villager. 0 no; those are some of the fine clothes he bought last said the forester 'It seems his sorceries and money grubbings brought a prize for once, for he went off to Carlsruhe, and rioted for a while, and came back here with florins enough to swim in tlie brute! But he bears so ill a name here, that no one will drink with him, save Herman the Jew, and Karl the shoemaker, two tipsy scamps, who would hob and nob with Beelzebub himself, if the score was paid. They say he talks of things in his cups that even Her jnnn ana ivari cannot stomaen.

My pulses were beating fast. I began two and two together, and to Bee my way a little. I asked as carelessly as I could when the money grubber bad had this stroke of good fortune. 'In the tsummer of last year abouta twelvemonth That was all the keeper knew it. Had he noticed any young English traveller in the neighborhood about that time No travellers were scarce, except Dedlers aud students.

He had seen no foreigner, to his We arrived at Sigzindorf. The inn had a decent bedroom vacant, and this I engaged. Then 1 began cautiously to make inquiries. The host and hostess had seen no English for two years, except a couple of stout, middle aged men, who had passed that way three months ago. cried the eldest daughter, lifting np her ylump, rosy face from her eternal knitting, 'there waa the young Englishman, last autumn, who stopped a Her father 6aid he had forgot that traveller till the girl mentioned him, but thought him French or Italian.

He was too dark and slim for an He left a book behind said the daugh ter 'I am sure it is English. I'll go and look if 11 is stiii in ine cupooara. Drought it. Un the fly leaf was written iu well known characters: 'Francis Dayrell, from sister Helen, on his seventeenth birthday. My worst suspicions were confirmed indeed, I may say that I believed myself an instrument appointed to discover a great, rime.

I set about my work at once. Luckily, the Protestant pastor of the village proved to be a sensible man. He heard mv tale, and went with me to the nearest magistrate. The bad re puto of Joseph Stromnitz, in the magistrate's opinion, warranted a cearch Of Ms house. I went with the police.

I he dwelling was etnot Iu it, however, in cupboards and drawers, we found letters and papers iu poor Frank's hand writing, also his watch and seal, and two rins a pocket book. In addition to these, some of the articles being spotted with blood, ttr re waa a small knapsack, of English make, some clothes which I had seen Frank wear but a few weeks before he left England, and a quantity of gum auu silver com, anu ouK noies. A warrant was instantly issued for the apprehension of Joseph Stromnitz. vv then repaired, a stron party, headed by the magistrate, by torchlight to the clearing in the forest. 'There is a man asleep on the crieda gendarme.

There was. On the turf that covered the sritve lay Joseph Stromnitz, in drunken with a hulf empty flask of spirits at his side. A policeman shook him roughly by the shoulders. He awoke very slowly and struggled to his knees, staring at us with bloodshot eyct then howling out 'No, no, you shall not touch it he clutched the turf with his strong hands, as if to guard the secret bidden bvlow; nor did he cease to vent his tierce curses and threats even after the gens d'armes bad bound him to a tree, aud the spades were tearing up the earth before his eyes. A great cry arose lroin the bystanders.

For my I fe my knees tremble under me, and my sight rew dim. Poor Frank's body. It was much decayed, but still recognisable. The dried blood that bad flowed from a gunshot wound iu the neck was still visible. Poor Frank, so gifted aud so beloved, to come to so sad and ghastly an ending! His poor mother Caroline Helen I tor many nays, anu turougli to tlious interrogatories, the wretched murderer refused to confess his guilt but he was found guilty and condemned to die.

Tiiuti in yielded to the importunity of those ministers of religion who attended hau, and admitted tnat he had marked the young traveller on li its arrival at tuc inn; that he i.ad accidentally learn. 'd his jo iou of a large sum of money, and neucc the crime. It was done on an August, day, under the precise circumstances of my dream. Mis. IM)nll bore the dreadful news belter than 1 tiad xprcU'd.

'I shall soon see him she siidj 'the poor boy knows now how his mother loved Slu: died within the year, but her reason was clear in her last days. Tliesisiers have now ppy homes of their own. The List tin wretch Joseph Stromnitz was in the PUiz of Ou 'isruhc, bound iu a strong chairtb.it was planted on a Bcall'old, in front ol a great silent crowd gazers; and behind him stood a thick set man, tlxessed fantastically in red cloth or eerge, jiuubiyo ucvconcu, mat. uicj (usji quircu fi exTllnH tllO same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executora, at the store of Thomas McLean, lis Lane. In the City of New York, on or before thu first day May next.

Dated October 25th. Wa. KLRANOit HKID, QlawtaiB THOMAS M. McLKAN.f. F.xecutorS.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS C. BHAINARD, Surrogate of tlie County ofKiriKfi: Notice Is hereby given, according to lnrr, all persons hoving claims agaitiBt JOHN CANFIF.LD, late of city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are requiri to exhibit the Knnie, with the vouchers thereof, to the hnlisrritu the ad niiiiiMratrix. at the office of P. S. Stallknecht.

Iutt Bro id way. in tin; City of New York, on or before the lOUi dar of March next. Dated November (Sth. 12. w) lawgmS MARIA C'vNFlKLl).

Adiniiiistratrik. 1 I'UKSUANCE OK AN ORDER OF ROg" I WEI.I. C. BKA1N.RD, Surrogate of the Cunty of Killgr Notice is hereby given, aruoriliue to Inw, to all persons hnviiiL clainib aguinat MAH SMITH, late or tin: City of Brooklyn, ih cearii d. that they are reriuin il to Liljit the slum viti: the vouchers tlureof.to the exe culor, at bin residence, (Mei ncl.

Post Office, tr. Xowii of Helniisti ail. ou rrliefore Mic day of Jtuo ir it lla ed Jli ccmherSth, 1W2. il'i laiviiinS STEPHKN 4LDW.IN. Kxecutor.

"IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF KOS I WKI.l. BRAINAUD.Koq., Surrogate of the County (X inch Notice is hereby given, according lo law. to nil persons having claims iicuinst ARTHUR II. SULLIVAN, latVuf the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are niqiiirnd to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to tlmsubscribor the executor, at his residence 110 War.en street, hi the Citv of Brooklyn, on or before the eighth day of July next Dat?) January id. 1SU3.

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