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LEGAL NOTICES. MEDICAL. IiEGAI NOTICES. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2l. CORPORATION NOTICES.

TVT OTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIKECT A LOT Xl to be Dug Down. Notice Is hereby given to all parties interCBtod of the In. tention of the Common Oonncll of this City, to paM an ordinance to direct a lot to be dug down and graded ea Union avenue, west Bide, about 70 feet north of South 2d street, and running on an angle to South 2d street 70reet west of Union avenue, to the grade, to abate anuLaaoe. Dated Brooklvn. May I8t3.

my26 lOd CHARLES Commissioner. TVTOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO CAUSE SIDE walks to be Flagged. Notice is hereby given to all parties interested, of the intention of the Common Council of the city to pass an ordinance to cause sidewalks to be (lagged in ft ont of tho lots of ground on Division street, between Myrtle avenue and Canton Btreet: Also cn Sullivan street, both Bides, between Cjnover and Van Brunt streets; And on King street, both sides, between Conover and Yan. Brunt streets; each to the width of six feet. Dated Brooklyn, May 2Mb, 163.

m2810d CHARLES TINKEY. Street Commissioner. TWT OTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS to be fenced. Notice to ali parties Interested of tho Intention of the Common Council ot this city, to pass an Ordinance to d'rect lots to bo fenced On block bounded by Alnsllej Devoe and Ewen streets, and Graham avenue; And on the northeast corner of Lorlmerand Wyckoff streets; eacli to abate a nuisance. Dated Brooklyn, May 20th, 186S.

m28 ldd CHARLES TINNBY, Street Commissioner. CORPORATION NOTICE Grading and Pa Ting Third ayenue. from Thirty sixth Btreet to the city line. A petitUa has been presented to Common of the City of Brooklyn, to grade and pave Third avenue from Thirty sixth street to tlie city line; the Common Council have fixed the district beyond which the assessment for said improvement shall not extend towit: Onehunured feet in depth on each side of said Third avenue, from Thlrty eixth street to tlie city line. Remonstrances, (if any) against ths said improvement must he left at the Street Commissioners office, on or before the 20th day of June 163.

as tbe Common Council will years airo a speculative individual of the name of Harvey had undertaken to construct a railway from Nebraska to Nanvoo, with a branch linking it to the Central Illinois line. He had obtained the usual charter and grant of land from the State, and had actually" commenced ojvrat ions between Keosauquc and New Btula, two little towns not far from the Missouri boundary. But he had soon desisted from the Sisyphean task, ruined, disheartened, or disappointed of the aid on which he had somewhat sanguinely reckoned; and theneeforth no more had been said of the Scheme or the schemer. But the groaned 'the works, surely they must remain said Icbabod, meditatively, 'I kinder think there's rails laid down a hit yes, for some miles I guess, and they'll be there still. The cussed Indians can't have stampedocd them, like they do the cattle.

There's a tidy bride over a creek or two Harvey built, and some sheds and scantling and that's about said 'think again, Ichabod. Surely there must be more plaiit'than that, and then the rolling stock The frontiersman laughed. 'We know more about linstocks than rolling stocks, out here on the said he; "and 1 never heard of plants, onless 'twas hickory or sumaek. Hut I've kinder catalogued the hull fixings for yjn, Colonel, without 'tis a pile of rusty iron, or a few wagon loads of logs neat bits of oak timber they weretrimmod amlilre. seil, and shaped mighty 'like a saddle tree, that Harvey left on the The sleepers, I suppose," returned 'arc they there still Well.

Colonel, mebbesomeof 'cm are lakiug a nap there replied Ichabod, 'but para men often cam) thereabouts, hunting, cattle tending, or prospecting, and tirewood being mortal on the to be expected the buoys wouldn't make free with some chips to cook with. I may have had a chop at those logs with my tomahawk, when I wanted a broil, oust or twice, i To be continued.) A PERSON IN GREAT DISTRESS SHOULD mV r. WOLCOTT'S INSTANT PAIN ANNIIIILA TOR. It cures Headache, Toothache and Neuralgia instantly. Catarrh cured and Weak Nerve in a few weeks.

Sold by Druggists everywhere at 2j cents. Warranted as recommended or money refunded. Try It, General Depot 170 Chatham Sauarc, N. Y. ap2)3m' ft.

WOLCOTT. Sole Proprietor. MEDICAL NOTICE DR. W. BOVEE DODS Las removed to the northwest corner of Nevlssand Pacific streets, where lie can be consulted In relation to diseases of the Ear and Eye, Tbroat and Lung, also Female Diseases.

Ills succeFS has been remarkable In the treatment of NeurlJgia. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism. Fits, I'arilvs anil all other Chronic and Nervous Diseases. Electricity Ul be applied in all cases where it Is necessary, myl tin' YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM If you do, then use MEYER'S MAGNETIC LINI MfcjST.

the only remedy for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Recommended by the medical profess! in. So.d by Druggists generally. Wholesale Depot, 675 Myrtle av, Brooklyn. W. WAIN WRIGHT.

Agent, 40 Fulton s', aud Mrs. HAYES. ap2? 2tn 11EUMATISI CURED BY TUB PFT.F.R1I ATFD (1EKMAN' RF.MF.DY. For Pale at ai Jay struct, corner of Fulton avenue, HU. PARKER'S Drugstore; felT if IMPORTANT AND TRUE.

BOSWELL WARNER'S COLORIFIC COLORS HAIlt A 1IEAUT1FUL BROWN OR IILACi Wlthi utthe use of anyw.ishor preparation. COLORIFIC Will n' crisp or burn the hair like an 'nstantaneom dy, but loavesitsoft aud irlossy, invigorating and nroiuotjnK its irrowth WARRANTED BUST ASD CHEAPEST. TKY IT, AND YOU WILL USE NO OT1IBR. Batchellok's Bazaar, Honson, N. March 3, mi.

fientlemi I have tested Bodwell A Warner's Coloriti and found 1' excellent for the hair anil whis'cers. Give a natural nupea ance. No trouble la applying it. My customers like it very much. It will soon take the plaai of other dyes.

Respectfully yours. JAMES BATOEIELLOR. MaroH 17. I have sold and usd Boswell Warner's Colorific, for coloriiiK and restoruie hair to a brown ami black. It penuine merit will do what it promises.

I recommeni to hair dressers aud the public. It Is a splendid article for 1 idles, as it elves a natural color without trouble, or entansUnn the hair. A 11 RE ATE AD. Ladles' Hair Dresner, 31 Court Ft. Brooklyn.

fold by L. Fyle Fultun. corner of Pierrepor.tst: J. R. Davies uhon and Clinton sts; G.

P. Milne. 2.7 Fulton st; D. G. FarweU's, 17 Court street, and all leadins Dnikgista.

I lepot OJ John Btreet. New Tork. Factory 124 tirand a'ri'et. Uro klyn, E. D.

npl31y II. C. BOSWELL Proprietors. R. HEMKY'S OINTMENT A certain remedy for the PILES, Burns.

Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatic, Lumbago, fresh Wouud. White Swelllncs. Sore Throa' Croup, Vhoopin? Couh. Tightness of the Chest. Scrofula, Feul Ulcers, and unequrj for Chapped rands.

PILES have been cured of twenty years Tula is no ordinary preparation but one waich has been eminnt'y successful duriuic ten years of trial in th treatment of PILES, Dropsy. Rheumatism, Fever 3ores. Wounds, Chapped hands. 4c. Price per bottle.

r. HENRY'S Turkey rhubarb pills thor. muhlv e'einse the Hystem: constiDation never follows the use of them. Ladies will find these Pills Tell suited to their constitutions in rellevini; nervous affections, lassitude, headache. Ac, Ac.

They also impart a clear, htalthy complexion to ihe skin and being very pentle and easy in their action, they may be taken all tim when lax i tives are required. They ore unsurpassed as a dinner pill Price25c. per box. Agents in New York. II.

C. OAKLEY. No. 11 Park GTJVON. cor.

of the Bowery and Grand st. In Brooklyn, of GEO. P. MILNE, 217 Pulton fc Mrs. M.

HATES 176 Foi nvhMam' riiOOMB'S GERMAN REMEDY FOR RBCEU JL MATISMard all RHEDMATIC AFFECTIONS. Does not fail, if directions are followed. Price i'1 per bottle. For tale and orders received at PARKER'S, comer of Fultoi avenue and Jay street, Brooklyn. feotf DARLING DARLING DARLING Everybody should use DARLING'S COMPOUND ST RDP OF IRISH MOSS AND FLAX SEED, for Oomths Colds, Asthma.

Sore Throat Hoarseness, and all afTectloai ofthe Lungs. Price 30 eenta per bottle. Prepared N. B. DARLING, and old by Druitglsttbrottghoutth olt WholesaleI)epot 20 Beekman street, N.

T. ja241y fi bOD NEWS MRS. POLLARD, BOTANIC PUTSIOIaN, 2SI Washington street, can ten you the cause of your disease without any previous knowledge, and what kind of disease you have, to your entire satisfaction, er no charge will be made. MRS. POLLARD treats all diseases especially with great success.

Scrofula and Gonsump Uon, Liver Complaint. N. B.MRS. POLLARD can teB If you art ourabta. Wo know from personal experience.

GEO. ANDSSWS, MRS. FL4TT. uSSlOmo i tekllNTyiiE. SEWING MACHINES.

INGER'S SEWING MACHINES. BROOKLYN AGENCY AMD DEPOT, ISO PULTON STREET. GREAT REDUCTION US THE PRITJEfl. fs order to place the best FAMILY SEWING MACHINES In the wo rid within the reach of ail, we have determined to vednce our LETTER A. OR TRANSVERSE MA0HINE3, beautifully ornamented, to Fifty Dollars.

This machine, being arranged acd constructed with a perfect knowledge of the defects of all other TAMXLY SEWING MACHINES, Entirely overcomes their Imperfections. It Is the most durable Sewing Machine ever made, and has a greater capacity lor ure vanouo ut u. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Than any machine ever recommended for family uses. BINGER'8 No.

1 AMD 3 STANDARD HAJKOTAOTTJRING MACHINES. JTor maiiufactirrinff purposes, these are the favorite dianu facturlng machines everywhere. For the uses of the TaJX OR, SEAMSTRESS. SHOE MANUFAOTORBE, DRESS MAKER, SADDLER, HATTER, and many other mechanics and artlsaHB, their superiority 1 beyond dispute. r.

duced to Seventy and Seventy flve Dollars. We respecfully Invite the residents of Broofclynaiid vlclo Ity to call at our BROOKLYN OWIOB, No. 1S PTJLTON STKKHT, And examine the machines and their work. The great economy In using such a machine will at once become apparent. Every desired explanation will be cheerfully glvea to all visitors, whether they desire to purchase or not.

Daaori? Uvo clrcalar, fully illustrating all of BlNeER'S SEWING MACHIN28, Together with scechsens of their wort, will be famished to ill who desire mora, or bo Bent to any address. M. SINGER tei ISO FULTON STRa27 TRAVEL. TDROOKLYN CENTRAL AND JAMAICA JJ HAII.ROAD. lWi SUMMFK ARRANGEMENT 13.

ParBerer Trains will leire South Ferry, Urooiljrn, as follovva 8.00 A and 3 50PM "Express Trains for Greenport. A ond 4 I' Accummodatioa Trains for llemp. stead aid Sjofcset. s.W, 8.45. 11.10 A JI ai 1.00.

3.30, 4.15, 5.15, and 6.45 I for Juiuaica. Kni reas IraiDBniake no stops between Soutli Ferry and Jamaica, except at lieoford and Kast New York. S. A. GILBERT, Suotrintendent.

Crookl MaylfthJiB'. iur35 3m FOK BRIDGEPORT DAILY LINE. TflE Bteamer Bridgeport lenvps Pier No. 2fi, Kaat Rivert daily at 12 o'clock noon. Freight taken all dy.

Arrivine in Uri'Jgeport in ii)e to connect with tho JSausatuck, New Haven aBd Hartford Railroads. Also the ahore line to Say brook acd New London. lm pONEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN RA.IL VSOAD Cars leave Fulton and Catherine Perries, Brooklyn, every Bix minutes, connecting at City I.i.ie with oars for Corey Island. E. O.

COXB. Sup rin endent. OQice Coney Island and Iirooklyn Railroai Company, Brooklsn. Anril IS. I8.

tf Bl'SINESS NOTICES. EYES SIIOUj 2YE3 TIJOtJBLE you co to CHASE'S, and get a pair of his Pebbles. The very best art'rlr ever made fur the eye, and warranted in all cases to give perfect Fatisf lion JOHN 1). ChASE. 201! Fulton street.

Manufacturer all kinds of Spectacles, (ioid and Silver Ware, 4c. 12 HAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS MABE TO order, a vtry larpe a'S rtment and desiiro. cons'ant ly on hand lo fek et from at CHASE'S. 20.J "ulton street Very particular attention paid to repairing Clocks, Watoh cb, Music lioxea. 4c.

myli OI'ERA GLASSES SOME VBKY IIAND foree. just received of Pearl. Ivory. Enameled. hoth for sale aiidtbTfc for the rvenlnp, at CHASE'S.

203 Fulton street. IVeddine and Lilting Caids of the very newest ttyle at sliort notice. myl2 THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAIlTFOR old Rooks, Newspapers aid Pamphlets. Also the for Rass for all kinds of lues. MAN A HAN MILLER.

No. 10 spruce s'reet New ork. and mUlm" 73 FultanstrccU Uroklyn. TOHN SON. MASONS AND BUILDERS.

143 Adelphi street. Particular Mention paid Bakers Oveni, Stam Roilers, Plllle and all branchi. of Kire W' r. Building, Repairing, Wbiufilng, promptly attended ti. JOHN 0 RANUKR, O.

M. GRAN0EK. mis lm' BROWN'S ENGLISH ROOFING PAINT 'I lie Wt in use. for the painting of TIN. RHKKT TRO.t.

and all MKTaL ROOFS. IttUDGliiL LO0OMOT1VR BTKAMROaT SMOKK PIPES, and Ul lroa work exposed to the weatl.er and tire. It lias cen In general use. throughout the States, for tlio lt len years, and Is now a fixed lnstitation for the aove mentioned purioses. or old or leaky roofs It Is a perfect and effectual remedy.

CHAS. 8. TKUWItltlUOB. Proprietor. OffcM No.

4 HaudsatrtoU and No 775 My tle uvenae. opS4 lm il. li. TROWBRlDllfl. agant.

I ONTAUK FIKE LNHUi COMPANY, No. 7 COTJKT STREET, and CO WALL 3TRKCT. NEW YORK. WH KLLSWORTn, President Aer.iM M. Kcbov, Secret Iohh C.

I'BiLir, Surveyor. fen SAW MIIXSATVING OFEVERY liKSOP IPTION done lo order at the ahortoat notice, lloune and Ship Timber Hawed any length rcipiired, at the BlIIDOK 8TRKKT SAW MILL FOOT OF BUIDOE STKEliT, (Poillou'e Bliip Yardi). lm ATTENTION iiA DilCB ANii (iKN LnlMjSJN I have opened a new establishment at 150 Myrtle ave aue. Ifyou havennj castoff OlotbJnji dlapoac of Our petsand Furniture, alt, cflsr uy a liberal price, with which you win satisfied, jon care to above art. cle? lo dlsporof.

Don't forget to call or dc' eH nnf' to BOOATCRI, ISO MyrOf avenue. Iti whrre yon be dealt with natinfactoi My acid punotuiJly cd to bv MRC N. Pwr. T'rkt 0 'soaht '8 RAGS. Ac.

OLD BOOKS CASH PAID l'KIt VOLUlrfk according lo value. F.ngravinga. I'amphleta aud Pni.erH. 4 lo 10 ccntH per lb. paid Hooka and Paper at OlI.LEPl'lK'S, Mirtle avenue.

In consequence of the Ore tlie bus ea in tlie basement until the In re COdLITAIRK RETS PRAItl. FN. AND HALF SETS'Oli' DIAMOND. ONYX. adilLd as quickly as flnULorl.

from day to day at WISC'8. 203 Fu'ton street, ippoate dark street. SUPREME COURT John Writrht ulnst Pamuet 0. Crane and others. Carpkntikr k.

llBAcn. PlfTaAUva. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in tho above entitled action, bearing date tho ISthdayof May, 1, I will sell by public auction, at the Commercial Exchange, Fulton Btreet, (opposite the City Hall,) in the City of Brooklyn, on the 12th day of June. ItitS, at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premises: All tnat certain lot. piece or parcel of land, Bhuate.

lying and being In the City of Brooklyn, County of Bings, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the westetly side of Grand avenue, distant Boutherly from the southerfy Bide of Atlantic avenue one hundred and thirty five feet; thence running westerly on aline parallel with said Atlantic avenue one hundred feet; thence southerly on a Hue parallel with avenue twenty feet; thence easterly on aline parallel with said Atlantic avenue one hundred feet to the aforesaid westerly lhse of Grand avenue; tbence northtrly along said last mentioned line twenty feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, May IS, IStii. nt tfm myl9 2aw3wTu ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL. Sheriff.

Y. SUPREME COURT Jolm Lcffcrts against William Jarvis and others. No. 2. AiiRAiiAM Lott, 1'lfTs Atty.

Iri r.UTSuftiiCG of a judgment order of this Court tlie" above entitled action, bearing date the. day of March, 1SG3, I win sen oy pu'unc auction, at the Com mereial'Exchange, 30U Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall.) in the City of Brooklyn, on the 17th day of April, G3. at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises: A that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, Jying and befog in the Town of FJatbush, County of Kings, and State of New York, known and distinguished on a certain map entitled "Map of Oakland, in the Town of Flat bush, L. the property of William Jarvis. surveyed by George Anstice, and intended to be filed in King County Begiater'a oflice, as parts ot blocks numbers 5 (Ave), 14 (fourteen), 21 (twenty one), 23 (twenty eight) and 3 (thirty live), and taken together, bounde.1 and containing ns follows, to wit; Beginning In the centre line of CoOIns street, at a point where it is intersected by the centre line of Troy avenue; runnning theaoe easterly along said centre line of Collins street to tho centre line of Schenectady avenue; thence northerly alongsaid ccatre line of Schenectady avenue to land of William Williamson, as laid down on said map; thence westerly along thc last mentioned land to a corner: thence northerly still along the last mentioned land to the patent line between the Town of Flatbush aforesaid and the City of Brooklyn; thnco westerly along Slid patent line to land of E.

T. Backhouse, as laid down on said map; thence southerly along the last mentioned land the whole length thereof to a corner; thence westerly a till along the last mentioned iand to thc centre line of Troy avenue aforesaid; and thence southerly along said centre hn of Troy avenue to the centre of Collins street. Excepting so much of said mortgaged premises as has been released from the lien and operation of saidmortgago by a release dated the twenty sixth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty five, and recorded iu Kings County Register's otlice. in Liber TS'o. 896 of Conveyances, at page 371, on the thirty first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty five.

Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, March 4th, 1863. m5 lawtiwTh ANTHONY CAMPBELL. SherhT. Tl sale of the above propertyis postponed until the lth day of May, 1 at the same hour and place.

Bated Brooklyn. April 17th, 1813. apl81awt8 ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. The sale of the above property is further postponed until the 30th day of May, 18o3, at tuo same hour and place.

Jated Brooklyn, May lath. 18H3. znlit Sawts'i ANTHONY P. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. N.

Y. SUPREME COURT John Lcffurts against William Jarvis and others. No. 1. ABRAHAM LOTT, 1'IO'S Atty.

In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the 3d day of March, 18t'y. I will sell by public auction, at the Commercial Exchange, 360 Fulton street (opposite the City Hall), in the City of Brooklyn, on the 17th day of April. 18'i3, at 12 o'clock noon, tlie following described land and premises: All those certain pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the Town of Elatbusa, known and distinguished on a certain map entlt'ed 'Map of Oakland in the Town of Flatbush, L. the property of William Jarvis. surveyed by (leorge Anstice.

1853." and Intended to be filed in Kings County Register's office as blocksnumbers 47 (forty seven), 4( (forty eight) and 19 (forty nine), and taken together, bounded and containing as follows, to wit: Beginning in the centre line of Hudson avenue at a point where it is ui ter.cected by tbe centre line of William street as laid down on Baitl mop; running thence southerly along said centre line of Hudson avenue one hundred and thirty feet to land of Mrs. Cortelyou, aslaid downonsaid map; thenoe easterly along tbe line of said land of Mrs. Cortelyou two thousand three hundred and thirty seven feet three inches to the centre 'ine or Schenectady avenue; thence northerly alone said centre line of Schenectady avenue one hundred and thirty feet to the centre line of William street aforesaid, and thence westerly along said centre line of lliara street two thousand three hundred and thitty Beven feet to the place of beginning. Containing six acres, threeroods thirty six perches and nine tenths of a perch of land. Together with aHrand singular the tenements, hereditaments a id appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertain tng Dated Brooklyn, March 4.

1863. mh41aw5wTh aNTIIONY F. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. The sale of thc above property is postponed until the 18th day or May, 1863. at the same hour and place.

Dated Brooklsn, April ap'8 lawtS ANTOONY P. CAMPBELL, Sheriff The sale of the above property is further postponed until the bfth day of May, 1863, at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn. May 18th. 1813.

mis 2awtsTu ANTHONY P. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Henry D. Yan Ordon agt.

John 6. Rosmaa and wife and others. Tkn Brokck and Van Orden. Plaintiff's Attorneys. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made in this action on the 24th day of April, 1863, this is to give notice that on the eighteinth day of May, 1863, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the Commercial Exchange, number S6 Fulton street, in the city of Brooklyn, and County of Kings, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, the mortgaged premises in Baid judgment mentioned, and therein described as follows, v'z.

1 All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Third Ward of the City of Brooklyn, County of Kings and State of New oik, bounded and descrlbed as follows, to wit: JBt'pioninp at a wotnt on tho northerly, side of Montague ftreet, distaot westerly from the northwesterly corner of ivioritague ara iienry streets one nunured ieet; running thence northerly and parallel with Henry street one hun dred feet; ttence westerly and parallel with Montague stre twent five feet: thenco soutberlv and atrain narllil witb Henry street one hundred feet to the northerly side of jwontague streti; ana tnence easterly along saici northerly line of Montague street twenty five feet to the point or place of Dated April 25tb, 1863. ap25 2aw3wS GERARD M. STEVENS, Referee. Tl sale of the above property is postponed until thc 30th dny of May. 1863.

at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklsn, May 18. 1863. myisj 2awtsTu GERARD M. STEVENS, Referee.

CORPORATION NOTICES. TDOARD OF CONTRACTS, MAY 18C3 beaieu proposals win be received at the Mayor Olhce, until Thursday, tlie 4th day ofjune next, at 10 o'clock A for the repsiring and furniture required In tlie Court Hoim of Justice Adams, according to specifications on file in the County Clerk's Oflice. Nopropoia! will be considered unless accompanied with a Donu amy vernieri Dy two sureties By ot der of the Board. MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, Mayor. nENnv McCi.oskby, City Clerk.

mj26 td OARD OF CONTRACTS, MAY 18th, 186.1. Pealed proposals wlB be received at the Mayor's Office. until tie 20th day of May next, at 10 o'clock. A. for the repairs required to tre none in and about thc 40th Precinct Station House, according to plans, fcc.

on file in the Mayor oince. uy orner oi tne tioarit. MAKT1N KAXBlfLBISUH. Mayor, Hemrt McOi oaggr, City Cleric ta TV OTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS x. tooe encea.

rsor ice la nereov Enven lo an names lnierMtpa. or thmntpn. Uon of the Common Council of this City to pass an Ordinance touireci lots to De tenceo on at. eux street, eastside.be tween Lafa ette avenue and Hanson place, to abate a nulsnnce. l'ated Brooklyn, May 20th.

1863 myS5 lOd CHAKLES TINNEY, Street Commissioner. OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER. No. 6 Cltv Hall. PROPOSALS FOR.

ORADTNO ANT) Sealed Proposabt5a be received bv Board of Contracts. at tbeMayor'B Ofl'l'ai until Ihursday, June 4. 186S. at 10 o'clock A for and paving Centre street, from Columbia to Illcks strt et, with the best bank paving Htanes. seic ngcuro anu gutter stones, laving ait necessary walks, and bnildlnir drains, nfrreeahle to thf nr nf raLI street on file In the Street Commissioner's oflioe and city uruinuiiceu.

Pronnsa to state tlie nnce Der mnnlne font tlirnnirb thft centre of the street for the whole work complete. manxs tor estunating furnished at the office, anu none other will be considered. Proposals wl 11 not be considered unless accompanied with a consent in Wlitlng of two aureties of a7f(l each. Cwha Si, ft aualifv na to their rpsnnna.lhilitv.1 Unit if tho f.nn. ti act be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound as bis surety for its faithful performance; and in case he shall neglect, or refuse to execute tbe contract.lf so awarded, then that they wil Ipay to the City of Brooklyn tho dif lereiice ueiv cell tue privc au jirupuac" miu kiK Jinug ul tlio next highest piuuer to wnom tne contract may De awaraed.

proposals to be enuorseu uoara oi uontracts, proposals for (trading and Paving, Centre streoU Brooklyn Diay 2 ju. xsoo. By order of Board of Contracts, my23 td CHAULUS TINNEY. Street Commissioner OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, No 6 City Hall. PROPOSALS FOR FILLINO LOTS.

Sealed Proposals will be received by Ilo ird of Contracts. at the Mayor's Office until Thursday. June 4th. 1M3, at 10 cioi h. a.

ior uuing up anu grasung agreeaoio to tno romance passen uvme common uouacu, lovriouat the lol lowing locations viz: Cn block bounded by Boerum, Lorimer and Johnson streets, and Union avenue and Broadway; And on Moore street, noith side, between Graham avenue and Ewtn s'reet. Proposals tu state tbe price per load of nine cubic feet. Biauksfor estimating furnished at the Office, and none other will be coDf idererf. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied with a consent, in writing, of two sureties, of asnn a. r.K qualify as to their responsibility) that if the coniraot be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound as his surety, for its faithful performance: and in case he shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract.

If so awarded, then that thev will nnv tn tim o.ttw nr difference between the price so proposed and the price of ucA.b mwicia uiuuef vj wnom mc ooniraci may De awar ueu. Proposals to be endorsed. "Board of Contracts." Pro pouuisiur runrig i.ots. ifrooKiyn, May 2, 1861. By order of Board of Contracts.

my td CHARLES TINNEY. street Commlaloasr. lORPORATION NOTICE ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED. Crndine nnrl navini? Otb nvenn rrAm rr.ll, In Ifift. .1 Grading and paviuK North 8th street, from 2d Btreet to the East hivcr.

Fencing lots cn Butler street, south 'side, between Hoyt anil oiniiu sireet. Ftniing lots on Lafayette avenue, both sides, between avenue anil Houston street. Fencing lots on Lafayette avenue, northwest corner of rraiiKiin avenue. Fencing fo's on Court. Church, Chiton and Huntington fllreet.

block bounded bv. Fencli plots on Van brunt, Bowne. Imlay aod Commerce street, block bounded by. Fencing h.ts on Willow place, west side, between State ai.o men on street. la.

lamps und puKt on Leonard street, between ('run ai WKhirsKtriet. Casiiin.p. anil jxists on Boerum street, between Broadway run. Ihishivick avei.uit. (las lamps.

and potits on Nortii Oth street, between Firat aim rum hireel. 'auilis and poit.s on Powers stieet, between Uiiioi anil bu liivick avenue. innl pot.s on Nortii IM street, between Sixth street innl union avenue. '1 he Arsefsments in tho above entitle 1 itters were dul conlii'ineu on inczjiu nay oi Aiiru, loihi. and llr; origi nI iitiseisnient rolls or fair copies thereof bedolive e' to 1 1 Collector or I axeR anil Assessments on ttie 16 day CI Aiav, onto i nereny given to nil parll'S taler (st'd, tb.vt by paling their several a Besmen's tn Kdmuiid 1 Jripc; Collecior ot TuxeEnnd AsBeBaments.

at bis oflice in the City Hall witlrn thirty days after ihe ileliverr or said as is ment ro'la to him Ihey can pay the same without any additional cbarge. All assessments not 10 pail, will bo collected bj h'm or. or his Deputy Collectors, with additional charms thereon provided by Uw. Dated Brookly i. May 14th.

IHi3. inylS law4w CIIAIIi.KS TINNLY, Street Oomluloner. KINGS COUNTY COURT Henry Barclay and John J. Moore against John White and others. N.

B. MOR3B. PlfTa Atty. In pursuance ef a iudfrment in this action, dated May It, si3, will be sold by public auction, by or under the direction of the undersigned Referee, at the auction rooms of Cole A Murphy, No. 33U Fulton atreet, Brooklyn, on the 5d day of June, 1C63.

at 13 o'clock noon, the foIlowlDjr describ ed prroises, vli All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and beiuft in the Seventh Ward or the City of Brooklyn, bounded and containing, as follows, to wit: Jlcplnninp at a point on the northerly side of WiUoughby avenue, distant one hundred and twenty two feet six Inches from the northwesterly comer of WUloughby avenue and liverson street: runnlnc thence northerly, parallel with Ry erson street aforesaid, and partly throuKh the centre of a pariy wnu, one nunureu icet; ineuce westerly uarauei huh Willoughby avenue aforemid nineteen feet and six Inches: thence southerly parallel again with Kyerson street, and partly through the ctntreuf a party wall, one hundred feet to WitlouKhby avenue aforesaid; and thence running easterly aleng the northerly side of WUloughby avenue aforesaid, nineteen ft et and six inehes to the point or place of begin ninK. Toptther with all the right, title and interest of the mortgagors of, in and to the avenue adjoining the premises; together with all anil singular the tenements, liered amcnt and appurtenances thereunto belonging hated Wwl22ft'w3wi'u CJIAS. LYNDE, Referee, COUNTY COUKT, KINGS COUNTY Kicli ard U. Tucker Join Frederick Aiu nnd Lla'tic Audi, his wife. Henrt Ditmas.

L'ltT a Atiy. In pursuance of a judement order of this mmie tin: abore entitled action, bearinpr date the llthdty of lt I will sell by public auction, at thc Commercial Kxcliantrt, No. ulton street, (opposite the City Hall), in the City of lirooUyn, on the 5th day of June, 18VJ, at 1 o'clock, noon, the following described laud and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lyinp and being in the Eluhth "Ward of the City of Brooklyn, and hounded aud described as follows: liegmnmn at a point on thc northeasterly le of 15th atteet. distant one hundred and thirty eight feet six and one half (G' I) inches westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northeaflterlyside of Fifteenth street, with tho northwesterly fide of 5th avenue an i adjoining premises conveyed to i'dward Graham by H. II.

Tucker, and wife; thence northeasterly alonp said land conveyed to Graham, sevenly seven feet ten inchtB C0 in), more or 'ess, to land now or late of William K. bodge; thencu lion hwesterly along Dodge's land twenty (20 to land now or late of Vincent Fajtgiany; thence southwesterly along Liud of T. Fan Kiany seventy el'ht feet to the nottheastsrly side of 15th street; thence aouthea. terly alon? 15tb Btreet twenty i20) feet to the place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, May 11th, 183.

myia iiawwTu ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. NY. SUPREME COURT James Hume aga.net Maria Merela Lyell Cii iif Robissos. Tlffs.

Attrs. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, oearinp; date the 7th day of April, 1 ill 511 by public auction, at the Kxchanare Salearc oinB, 305 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hull,) tlie or lirookiyn, on tne 4tn uay oi May, at 12 o'clock noon, the folio wine described hind and premises: land situate, lyinp and beln? in the Kighth Ward af the City of Brooklyn, which are known and distinguished ona ertaiu map entitled of pa of the Hiohard Berry Farm at (iowanus. in the City of lirooklvn, purchased by Arthur jienton ana ty turn conveyu to itobert T. ohann sur ve: ei January, by John S. aa'l tiled In ihi Oftice of the Clerk of the Count? of Ktnes a lota number one hundred and forty four (i44), one hundred and sixty nine (ibj, aa one uunurea ana seventy 0), vtactx said lots are bounded as follows Comminclmratapoiotoa the terlv Mde of the rifth avenue seventv nve feet aoutherlv from the southerly line of Twelfth street; running; icnce southerly and alone the line or the tifth avenue seventy five reef, tneace easterly anu parallel to rweirta street one hundred teet, more or les? thence northerly and parallel to the Fff'h avenue venty five et; thence westerly and parallel to Twelfth street one hundred feet, more or less, to tho place oi Df rnmntr.

uaia inooKiyn, ANTHONY K. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. The ta'e of the above oroi.ertv is Dostoond until the 18th day of May. 1803. at the same hour and Dated urook may Jin, ist.

my5 2w3wTu ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL. Sheriff. 1 be sale of the above property is fur'her postponed until the Ut day of June. at the same hour and place.

Dated Urtioklyn, May lih. 13. myliiSawis'lu ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL. Sheriff, TVT SUPREME COURT Mary A.

Brush i i against Earl E. Mi es and others. Carpehiirr Bbach, PKTs Attys. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearinp date the lHth day of May, 1863, will sell by public auction, a the Commercial Exchange. 369 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall), in the City of Brooklyn, on the 12th day of June, 18 53, at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, bin and beinmin the "Ward of the City of Brooklyn, and bounded and described as follows: Beffinnins at a point on the southerly side of Atlantic avenue, three hundred fett westerly from th southwesterly corner of Atlantic avenue and CmlerhiU avenue; running thence southerly in aline parallel with said Underbill avenue one hundred feet; thence westerly parallel with said Atlantic avenue twenty feet; thence northerly and parallel witb said Und hill avenue one hundred feet to the aforesaid southerty line or fide of AtJanticavenue; thence easterly alone saidla mer.t oned line of Atlantic avenue twenty fet to the point or place of beginning.

Pated Brooklyn. May 1H, niyll) 2aw3wTu ANTHONY F. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. SUPREME COURT Gideon, W. Prank Un against Earl E.

Miles and others. Cahpsstisr Bkaciu Pllff's. Attys. Tn pursuance of ajudKmem order of this Court, raaae in the above entitled action, bearing date the 18th day of May, I will set! by public auction, at the Commercial Ex chance, 3tii) Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall), in the City of Brooklyn, on the 12th day of Juae. 1BG3, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land aud premises: All tho6e two certain lota, pieces or parcels of land, situate lying and being in the City of Brooklyn.

Coun'y of Kings, and known and didtinnished on a ma? of the Van Doren farm (late Teuuis Johnson) in the Seventh Ward of tlie City of Brooklyn, serves ed November. 18lu, by gilas Ludlam. and hied in trie office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, Jmuary 5th. 1H50, as numbers seventy nine (TiQ and eighty c60 aDi which taken together are bounded and (Jescribo'i ua ie inning at a oomt on the soutn Iae oi vjin Beuren street oUtantfour hundred and tweniy fie (425) feet, wetterly from the corner of Van Beuren atrtet and Franklin avenue, running thence westerly ah ne Van Bturen street forty (40) feet two inches, thtnee southerly mnet.y live inches, thence easterly thirty Dine feet and two inches, thence northerly an i parallel with Franklin avenue ninetv einht feet two iu 3 to Van Benren street the place of beginning. Bated Brook Wn, Ma 8, ISfQ.

n)yl9 2aw3wTu ANTHONY P. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. N. Y. SUPREME COURT.

John Lcffurts against Morris J. Karl and others. A III' AIIAM LOTT. 1'ltll 3 Atty. In pursuance of a judjrment order of tlila Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the 3d day of Munh, I will sell by public auction, at the Commercial Kxcliange, 3tii) Fulton street, (opposite the City liallji the City of Brooklyn, on the 17th day of Airil, 1H, at 12 o'clock noon, the follatving described land and premises: All those three certain pieces or parcels of land, situate.

1 ipg at being in the Town of Flatbush, known and dls'in guished on a certain map ent.tled "map of Oakland, iu tlie Town of l'mtbuBh, L. the property of Wiiliara Jarvis, sui veyed by Uenrse Anslice, T53," and intended to be filed in Kings County Regii ter's office as block number. 33 (tbir. ty eight.) 45 iforty five,) 4(i (forty six,) and taken ticetlier bounded and containing as follows, to wit: Beginning on tl.e easterly side or Canaraie avenue at a point vr'iere it is Intersected by the centre line Collins treet, as laid down on taiu map; running tnence southerly along aaiu easterly lirie of Canaieie avenueto the northerly line ofland of fie (State of Cortelyom thence easterly along stid uortherly line of the luBt mentioned land one thousand three hundred and eichty live feet four and one half inches to the cen're line of Hudson avenue; thence northerly along said centre line of Hudson avenue one hundred and thirtyfeet to the centre line of William street: thence westerly along said centreline oi wnitain street seven nunured anu seventy nine feet and one inch to the centre line of Brooklyn avenue; thence northerly along the centre line of Brooklyn avenue two hundred and sixty feet to the centre line of Collins street aforesaid, and thence westerly along said centre line of Collins street to the easterly si le of Canarsiv avenueto the place of beginning, together with ali anl fingular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenance thereunto beloncing, or in any wise appertaining. Dated Brooklyn, March 4th, 18r3.

inh5 lawGwTh ANTHONY P. CAMPBELL. Sheriff. The sale of the above property is postp' ned until the 18th day of May, Wi3. at the same hour and plucu Dated Drooklm.

April 17,1863. aplslawtw ANTHONY P. CAMPBELL. Sheriff. Tlie sale of tlie above property is further postponed until the 3Mih day of May.

18ti3, at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, May 18, 18(3. mjl'J2awtsln ANT1KNYI CAMPBELL. Sheriff Til ORTGAGE SALE DEFAULT HAS BEES X'J made in the payment of the sum of tlx thiusan two I urdred and seventy eight do'iars ani eichty live cents, which is claimed to be due at the date if this notice, on a certain mortgage, hearin date tbe tliirtieti day of April, WX, executed by Calvin Burr and Julia Ann his wife, of the ity, County and State of New l'ork. to Nathan Bur oi the City of Auburn, County of Cayoga.

and State fore.aid. and iccorded in the Rtc sttr's Oibce. Kings L'ouuty. in Liber 474 of Mortgages page 126, Miy5th. 18.

at 20 minutes past If, A M. And whereas said Nathan Buir on or about the 23'1 day of January, lf et, died leaving a last will aud testament, bj which Calvin Burr was named as executor, which said last will and tectamrr.t his been duly proved by tlie bar gate ot the Cuunt of Cayuca and letUrs testampnt.ary duly ifsueu to Calvin Buir on or a out tliSoth day of HArch '8x3 New therefore, notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of a power of sale cori! a'ned in said mortgage, and of the statute In suck case made and provided, the premises described in and covered by said mnrtratio. to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land in the Eighth Ward of tlie I ity cf Brooklyn, State of New York, being bounded and describe a.1 follows, to wit: Beginning on th northerly ang'e of the block bounded by Eighth and Ninth avenues, and Braxton and Uteenth streets, and runi.ing a oug Sixteenth btreet in an easterly direction two hundred iini eipbty one feet anu six inches; thence southerly at right nnclea witb Sixteenth street two hundred fot i llmynn strett; thence wc Bterly tlone Braxt'in atreet two hundred and elthty one fret and six inches to Kighth avenue; thence northerly along Eighth avenue two hundred fet to tlii place ot beginning. Together with all tlie rigit title and interest Calvin Burr anu Julia Ann Burrhiveto the streets and avenues herein d(scribed. Wil be Bold at public aacton a'Uje oflice of Ko.ster tfe Loper, No.

4 Sands street, in the City of Brooklyn, In the County of Kings, on tho sixteenth day of July, I8ii3. at twelve o'clock noon of said day. Dated lucmnuayoi April. ipo.i. CALVIN BURR, Executor of the last Will and Testament of Naihan Burr, deceaned John Sanderson, Atty for Kicecutor of Mortgagee, 29 tiroauwayfiew none.

api7 lawiawii' IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAINARD, Esj Surrogate of the County of KingB: Notice la herobv iriven. ao.r:ordinirto law .11 nnmnng haing claims against JAMES LEfPERTS, late of tho City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at the office of Judah Dickinson, No. fl Wall street, in the City ol New York, on or before the sixteenth day of October next, uuieu April ytn. nno.

JAMES R. JENKINS,) aplOJ nw 6mP JJJjdJ KPERTfl, Executors. IN "PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of tbe Couuty of Kings: Notice is bcreby given, according to law. to nil persons Paving claims against JAMES COLE, late of tlie ''ity of nrooKiyn.

aeceaseu, mat mey are ruquireil to exhibit the same, wun me voucnera mereoi, to tlie subscriber, the ad niiniptrator, at liis residence, 107 Lawrence street, in tlu City or Brooklyn, on or liofore tlie 24th day of June next Dated December 2tth, 18H2. JOSEPH II. VAN WINKLK, PlawOmF rf i.i0 IN PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER OF ROS A WELL C. BRA1NAKD, Esq. Surrogate of the County of timga Notice is liereby given, according to law.

to all ncrs having claims against u. iiuuiv.N. late of the ni uionHiyi). null nicy are r' tonreil Mi exilltilt ltinie, Willi i ne voucnera inereoi, lo ll.i MiliseniJeis. tiie ('Xe ciitors.

attlierealdence of B. 1'. Wyinnn. 131 loralem Tlrookljn. or at the i'.

ire of btlsili" of L. .1. If a I i In Dutch street. In tiie City of New York, on ur before 24th day of June next.IJitt 17tli. Iw02 BENJAMIN P.

WVMvN, dl'J luwOinE DUDLEY WILLIAMS. Kiccutor IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS 1 WELL C. BRAINAUII, Surrogate of the County Notice ls hereby given, according to law. to all bernon: having claims against Alii lllflt B. SULLIVAN, late of the my oi isrooKiyn, ueceaseu, tnat they are required to ex hlbitthe same, with the vouchers thereof, to tlm subscriber the executor, at Ids residence 110 Warren str.

et. in the City of Brooklyn, on or before the eighth day of July next. 1.1 ja3la THOMAS SOLI.IVAN. Executor, 1 MY INVESTMENT IN THE FAR WE8T. A C' UKIOXTS CARIC'ATl'RE OT AMERICAN Blackwood's Magazine 1 wmiccJ.

Tlie tnitli was 1 take in I'taw and lit'CtlfuHy i herein tin vftlualile dicta of its eloquent proprietor, a Celo'Tatcd parliamentary ami pl.ittbrui orator. 1 had iii sn accustomed to iive eredeuec to 1'u i oiifi jVit assurance of this u'entlcmau, that we vcre ni'les in hind the Northern States of the American Tnion ill all that wa5 useful and nood, and that we could not do better than copy so fJiiuinn; model in all things. I had read and le arj the bold statement," mde in defiance of btatisticfi, that America was tloatini: peacefully on the tidu of prosperity into the haven of universal empire an empire won bv bloodless means, of course; for what nation, unsaddled with an aristocracy, would dream of war. while Britain ivas sinking into deeripitude and decay All this, and much more, had I heard and read, and I had iKdieyed that Britannia ought to sit at the feet of her tlighty olfspriiii; for instruction, and to re model her old institutions after a republican pattern. But, as not seldom happens, a nearer view uf the United States did not precisely eoiiliim the loud assertions of the Americanizing party in the British press and senate, and I was gradually losing my ideal admiration for transatlantic libertvandcus touis.

After the rapid dinner, and the inore leis uieiy supplement of juleps and brandy cobblers imbibed in the bar room of the hotel. I asked a colored waiter if my airon and mules were forthcoming, as 1 as d'esirC'iis of reaching N'auvoo before dark. 'Iss, massa answered the negro, and whisked offwith his napkin to inquire after the liii" erin" cipiipage. 3 The said he was goinc to Niravoo too, and begged the favor of a lilt, which I willim ly conceded. The mules and wagon, with their teamster soon rattled up to the door; my hill was promptly paid, my baggage transferred to the vehicle the Major and 1 climbed Lo our places, and, directly wc started How comes it Major, said that there is no lme open to Nauvoo Tlie Major knocked the ashes of his ci" ar as he replied, 'Wall, I suppose it wouldn't mv Kail to Fort Madison is all right and spry because Uncle Sam has property there; hut Ur.3 not a dune could be drawn from Washington treasury to make a line to 'And from Nauvoo, westward through Iowa, to said I.

with alfectcd oarelessuess what would you say to the prospects of a railroad in that direction: My heart throbbed audibly as I spoke, for all my feigned indifference, and I listened with anxiety for the Major's plv. I had nut lorn to wait. 'That depends." said mv fellow traveller with sagacious deliberation, on the sort of rail you wiK aoout. is it a line to go no farther than ruu oiiccl, anu pernaps your Court, that you are speakiair of, mUtcry' Capcl wait street and Canel Court: Upon my life I hardly comprehend returned 'Moonshine, llummerv, make believe, sleepers, rails, stations, all of paper, that's what I mean, rejoined the Major, somewhat impatiently. 'But I spoke of a lona fuh concern of a real railway, honestly made and fairly worked answered 'what would vou say to that replied the Major, with infinite contempt, say Let me seen the ironies Trot 'cm up to me, sir.

Just let me have a look at the simple ones that are at the head of the busi uebB, ana i tell them what think fast enough. Ko, Nauvoo is a rising place, a neat locnuou, out it can wait tor a rail one while, tin less every sage plant on the prairie turn to silver Alter this I asked the Major no more questions. We reached Nauvoo, and throuiru the dusk I espied the slunjled roofc of its houses, the bold ljluli's of limestone, the rushinir eotl'ee colored river, aud the uuUuished Ijuildiutr lots with their heaps of wrtch aud rubbish We put up at the General Jackson Hotel. I had a letter of introduction to Squire Park of Nauvoo, a gentleman in the Hut boat interest, who owed his title of Squire to his bein" in the commission of the peace. But on repairing to his house I was doomed to disappointment the more vexatious because Mr." Park had been eulogised by Judge Tips as a man who knew the West thoroughly.

Squire Purk was gone to Cairo on business, was nut expected back before the end of the mouth. Ou, consulting the map I carried, I found that a place called Keosauque was the nearest of the few towns in Iowa to th.e line of railway, real or imaginary, in connection with which my name, and tho'se of other men of respectability and substance, were flaming, iu advertisements and on the broadsheets of a prospectus, throughout the British metropolis. I set oh" to Keosauque, mounted on an Indian pony, and accompanied by a aiide in the shape of a wiry backwoodsman, "in an enduring costume of leather, and who irave accommodation to my portmanteau behind his saddle. For some miles we rode in silence over the apparent ly uuuuuiim tea 01 grass, mottled with weeds and flowers, and occasionally studded with lone farmhouses and mai.c fields, or by herds of "razing cattle. Those half reelaimed mustangs "are uot the most pleasant mount for a timid 'rider nor am George Bulkclcv of Stamford Hill, a very adventurous horseman; and before we had got far, 1 began to wish the brute 1 rode would desist from what seemed au alternation of starts and Btumbles.

My guide, a good humored wild man, observed my embarrassment, and undertook its removal. 'See here, Colonel, said he strangers in the West are usually decorated with cites 'you mustn't keep the rein so slack as that, nor yet hold vour hand up level with voit cravat, or, scalp me, but vou'll be spilt! Mustangs want a light grip on the bit. So steady now. Stick in your knees, Colonel, and scorn to ketch hold of the pummel o. Do as vou see toe do; give him a touch of the spur, but mind his kicking for mustangs kick, tlicv can lou'll do nicely, Ichabod was a very skilful riding master 7 mstinct, I suppose aud, thanks to Ins extremely forcible instructions I was soon on better terms with my refractory (iu id nipcd.

On we rode, over the waving grass through the rank weeds, through the "belts of Cottonwood timber and maples that skirted every streamlet, raid past the swampy bottoms where sluggish waters wound like wounded snakes VVC dined on dried venison, jerked beef parched corn, and hominy, at a larm which did duty for au inn, and slept at another house of the same character. Mext day we resumed our route and as we rode towards Keosauque, I ventured to ask Ichabod if he had ever heard of the Great Nauvoo and Nebraska Hail tray. I hac been hitherto averse to propounding this query for how could I tell whether the interests of mv iiilonnant might conflict with mine but with hiH rough frontiersman I felt I was safe. He, at least, was no rival speculator no shareholder in rrdrSnr 11 Priz I again 'from Nanvoo Ichabod shook his head Greek to me Colonel, and ihat a Ja' ac 'HOW IS It possible Ut there caniave been a' rah wV b'cCi 'ffl SUltkTs l' 'varc Surely viart of Lbe r.J V.rC Tr00? an wcred Ich i bod; '1 Illinois born, but I'm' Iowa bred in this Stale I was raised; and I don't believe there a thing happened over the border sin'1 ,.,.,6 uuffimu uier uiu oonler sii, COllId mount a horse, he it liniib.f ,1 ing Indian, runaway nigger, or Yankee without my hearing Stop" (and he Lis knee with a palm as hard as irou) 'lve got it. You're talking of Harvey's Folly ggAnd I thought the young backwoodsman would have tumbled off his horse in the extravagant burst of mirth which this discovery produced.

"Who wlioop!" cried he; "I've seen queer sights, but never did I think to see a slr ger come out in a bee line from the old country no offence, Colonel to ax about Harvey's Fol nteh f0r0t tlmt thc existed at all. Wall but it beats coon eatehiug!" With some trouble I got an explanation It appeared, from the borderer's statement that tinally act upon the same at their next ensuing meeting, or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklyn, May 27th. 1803. niy28 lCd CHARLES TIXNEY, Street Commissioner.

CORPORATION NOTICE Grading and Paving Itichardson street from Smith street to Grahaai avenue. A Petition has been presented to the Common Oounoll of the City of Brooklyn, to grade and pave Richardson street, from Smith street to Graham avenue; tho Common Council have fixed the District beyond whicn the assessment for said Improvement Bnall not extend to wit: One hundred feet in depth on tbe southerly side of Richardson street, ind one half the block in depth od the northerly side of said Richardson street, from Smith street to Graham avenue. Remonstrances (if any) against the said improvement, must be left at the Street Commissioner's Office, on or before tlie 20th day of June, 1863. as the Common Council will finally act upon tiie same at their next ensuing meeting or ns soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brooklyn, Jlay 27th, 1863.

niy28 lOd CHARLES TINNEY, Streat CommUaloner. SSESSMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby that the following assessments remain unpaid and that the warrant for collecting the Baid will expire on the 2d day of July, 18' 3, and that unless said assessments, together with the expense and per centage allowed by law, are paid on or before said date, I shall proceed to advertise and sell the premises in the manner pointed out by Sections 24 and 3'; of. Title Eth. of the present Charter of the City of Brooklyn. JIliiDLE STREET GRADING AND PAVIXG FROM HAMILTON AVKXUE TO FIFTH AVENUE.

JTTillard Elmlra Meeker 3139 84. George Remlngtrtt :04 40. Robert Lswrcnce 51 11, Martha Silliman 204 44.W If eckham 3eo to. wygant itriggs 44au, nsnown owner ol J. Caroline Van Pelt 58 26.

Griffin 760 61. TYhlte San ger 408 S3, do. 255 51. HAMPDEN STREET GRADING AND PAYING, FROM ALUUKN l'LAUE TU PAKil A JSN UJ4. llrtnn MrKvenev 70 25.

Moses Odell 84 70. John fr hatn 430 55, Stale of New York 135 66. ALBURN PLACE GRADING AND PAYIND, FROM CAH XUJN I ItEr. 1 )U I'llKaAJHAVENUB. Brj an McEveney S124 20, State of New York248 40.

CROSSWALKS DIVISION AVENUE AND BEDFORD A VEIN IE, JrUOM FOUK111 bl'lllStT TO MOKTUNST, Peter Murray 5 75. Johnson 2 41. Ilalleabeok 2 62. eorge II Andrews 287. James Sparkman2 87, Wilkin 2 60.

James DSr.arkman 2 94. Simpson 287. Levi Ufford 2 67, John Furman574, Beard 5 74, George Alli en 2 eo. CROSSWALKS FULTON AVENUE, AT THH EAST SIDE Or OXrOKD STKEET AND AT TiLKa. B.

OH UUEKMIS AVENUE. Jshn Doherty 2 43. Andrew Brown 580. R. J.

Davton4 80, Charles .1. Lowery24 25, BEhodes518, JCLe 243, ISstabrook 6 12, City or lirookiyn 14 b7. CROSSWALKS MYRTLE AVENUE. ATSPENCrlR ST. Jehu JtnkicsUll 04.

Henry Knebel:) 73, Charles A Ranal lo 11 02, W. D. Murphy 14 9, John Clark 11 19, Moras Ev ans 3 Of. CROSSWALKS WATER STREET, AT EAST SIDE OF JAY George Downing 1 Oi, MrsQuigiey 103. Heirs of Wm.

Mulock 2 John McLaughlin 103. do. 1 03. CROSSWALKS TAYLOR STREET, AT LEE AVENUE. William Barber S'O cents.

Joseph Belong Si cents. William II Sanritnrd S3 SO. Walter lotts 2 45. Il A Davis 8H cunts. Clocks MillerO B0, Blanchard 1798.

CROSSWALKS, SECOND STRKET, AT NORTH FOURTH Charles Henrv al 40. Schermerhorn Banker Co. 2 15. Mrs Mary Kent i 20, Squire Otrom 2 00, fl Pink 1 70, Robert Dixon 1 40. CROSSWALKS.

NORTH THIRD AND FIRST ST. AT ALL INTEHBEUl'lONS AND AOKOSS BEUOHD AT NOKTH THIRD ST. Ji hn Maeee 42 18. MarvF Luther 218. John Miller 3 18.

Ileiro ol culbertll 73. Levi W. Hough. 218. Edward Ge codelt 2 18.

James Bridgins 2 18, James Burke 218. Ed ward Alurpny 2 72. Illarlanoyes 2 18, John Uoyaai PatricK McCormick 2 18 James M.lennings 2 18, Elizabeth Clark 2 lti, John Lockwood 2 18. Jos Burke 2 18. CROSSWALKS.

NORTH SFCOND STREET AND FIRST B'l KH1V1', AT ALL 1JN 1 KKHEUI 1UIVS. AM) AUK'JSS SECOND BThtfcT. AT NORTH SECOND STREET, AND AChOSS THIRD STREET, AT NORTH SSC ONI) bTREET. C.nl. lliillun CO l.Ma.

I lln.M. 11.. A r. 1 1 75, Peter Slum 50. William Leycraft 1 75.

John Brown 1 75, Stepen Masters 175 Mrs Woods 176. Thos McDonald 1 75, llimry Barclay and John Moore 3 50, Heirs of Jane Anderson 3L8. James tioinn 7o, aamuel r.ddy 1 7o. Charles Bourke 1 75. John Ewenl 75.

James M. Jenninirs 3 at). Her man Kothler 175, Mrs Mary Ainslle579. Owen Donnelly I 7o, uo 20, vi nstian niornson txi, not Laion 6 vv. FLAGGING FIFTH AVENUE.

EAST SIDE. BETWEEN NINTH STtvfcET, AND FLATBUSH AVKNUK. Ann E. Whltlne alti b2. lionora Dtlmonlco t26 S8.

Gilbert Diabough418 51. FLAGGING HAMPDEN STREET. EAST SIDE. BETWEEN i BTI.K A EN Lri AND AUUOKN fLAfJM. David Webb 911 48.

FLAGGING GATES AVENUE. NORTnSIDE, BETWHEN BtblUKO AND NUisTBAIMiJ AVENUJSS. Jane l'leyer 34 12, John Riker 13 8L FLAGGING JOHN STREET. BETWEEN HUDSON AVE AND JJKIUUK HTiUSKT. Phoenix Oil and Candle Co.

436 50. Curtis Mitchell IT 45, Whiting 26 36. FLAGGING LEE AVENUE. WEST SIDE, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND BOSS STKUET. Peter Hemsen e5 31.

FLAGGING NORTH SEVENTH STREET, BOTH SIDES, liMWUliN (OUltlll AND STREETS. Ralph Hall 18 17. FENCING FORT GREEN PLACE AND DEKALB AVENUE SOU'lHWEST CORNpR. Geo Peck M2D, KFBlydeuburgh620. EH Nichols 11 84.

J0RALEMON, HTCKS AN I) STATE STREETS AND WILLOW PL iCiil FENCING. Caroline WAstor 1528. FENCING KFNT AVENUE, NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN MWtTLK AND PABK AVENUES. Hiram Budd 8 56.

PINC1NG I LUSHING AVENUE. BETWEEN GRAHAM STKEi AND KENT AVENUES. Heirs of M. Smith $8 56. FINCING NORTII WFST COKSER OF HICKS AND RAPELVEa bl'REETd.

A A Wamn 1 Oil. FENCING DIVISION AND LEE AVENUES AND WILSON STREET. Boerum 46 38, Blanchard 31 90, John Young 83 33. FENCING SIXTn ST, EAST SIDE. BETWEEN SOUTH SECOND AND SOUTH MURD STS.

Charles Cleavelan 5 14. FENCING SIXTH ST, BETWEEN ELLMOKE TLAOB AND NOlnnSKCOND ST. John Iloldcn (6 44, John Maney 6 13. SOUTH FIFTH ST, No. 304, FENCING.

Helen Sickles, FILLING LOTS SUMMIT ST. BETWEEN COLUMBIA ST, AND HAMILTON AV, Cbesbrough $51 17. FILLING 1.0'lS. SMITH ST. EAST SIDE, BETWEEN VALET AND MOOHKSTS.

llei's or Simeon Eiciiardsoor 1,119 21. Thoiuas Redding 1,186 i 8. FILLING LOTS. SMITllTrT EAST SIDE, BETWEEN JACKSON AND WIT II KKS STS. Wru Snyde; 107 32, Win Stinger 12921, Thompajn Sand ford 267 i)V.

UNPAID ASSESSMENTS IN MATTER OF WARREN ST. GAS LAMPS AND POSTS BETWEEN FIPTn AND FLAT BUSH AV8. John Bussing 90. Busl nell Bussing 7 13. John Porter 7 John 8 Hushing 5 26.

Aar. Dpsendorf 70. Robt fl Bonnell 2SJ, Wm A Crocker in (, Wm iiodge 06, John Busting 28 JIS. James McAuiey 7 19, John. Bolle 14 95, John H.

Baker 12 47, Robt Busains 7 01. EDMUND DKIGGS. myl5 lawCwF Collector of Taxes and Assessments. OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, No. 6 City Hall.

PROPOSALS FOIt FLAGGING SIDEWALKS. Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of Contracts, at the Mayor's office, until Thursday, June 4th. 188S, at 10 o'clock A. Ior flanging the sidewalks of the following streets snd avenues, vir. Ewer Ftreet, south side, between Yan Brunt and Rich ardb streets; Van Brunt street, west side, between Ewer and William Streets: Van lirtirit (frcet, wcBt side, between Yan Dyke and abtth streets: Partition btreet, north side, between Conover and Ferris Btreete; Conover street, both sides, between Wolcott and William HtreKf; Wyckoff street, Eouth side, between Flatbush and Carlton avenutf ranklin street, east side, between Meferole avenue and Noble street; Franklin street west side, between Quay and Gieeupoiut avenue; Iluihon avenue, east, side, between York and Evans sts.

agreeable to the ordinances paed bv the Common Council and sricclficationn on file in the Street Commissioner's office. ProiMisals to state tlie price per superficial foot of flagging all complete. Blanks for estimating furnished al the office, and none other will be considered. Proposals will not be considered unless accompanied wllh a consent in tvritingof two sureties or '10 each, (who shall iui, bat if the emit runt ho awarded to the party proposing, thoy will become bound bis surety for Its faithful performance: and iu case lie sliaa. neirlect or refuse to execute the contract, ir so awarded.

tl.efPtbnt tlicv wil pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the prlco so proposed and the price or the next highest bidder, to whom the contract may bo awarded. Proposals to be endorsed Board of Contracts." Proi Biils for Flagging Sidewalks. Brooklyn, May Ity order of tno Board of Contracts. m23 id C1IAIU.KS TINNEY, Street Commissioner. INSURANCE.

FFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INS UK At an election for directors of this Comnanr. held on Mcniluv. nth iust, tbe fullowiug named gentlemen were ciecieu, viz Henry Younc. John A. Lott, Georire Thompson, Smitli Woodhull.

Neziah Writfht, George A. Thorne, Charles P. Levericli, Henry S. Levericb, John G. Vassart Daniel A.

Robbina, Jonathan Thorne, John A. Newbould, Charles II. Rogers, Peter C. Cornell. Daniel Ayres, Fredk.

Marquand, John II. Prentice, 11. K. Coriiinn, Charles K. Hill, Joshua C.

1. yf. De Laniater, Isaac Hyde, Minturn Post, R. V. W.

Thorne. TVm. AucnstUit White. For Inspectors John D. Prince, Walter Baire, Abraham Lott.

At a subsequent irue'ine of the Board, held this day. Mr. B. W. PFXAMATEH was unanimously re eleckd President of the Company.

niyl4 WM. W. HENSHAW, Secretary. TOBACCO AND SEGARS. Gr OOD NEWS TO SMOKERS WHITTAM mannfacturinir the "AMERICAN BIKDS ETE 3MOKINQ TOB iCOO," which is equl If ot superior to the English.

This TOBACCO has leis narcotlne In it than any other Tobacco. A per on emokinR it will find it has a aweet flavor, and la very pleasant to smoke. AU person smoking a plDe should give (be "AMERICAN BIKDS ETB TOBACCO," trial. We fruarantee you will enjoy a good smoke. It eaves no deleterious effects, and does not act upon the nerves like other Pmokini? Tobacco.

SoH fiverrwhere. FHTAK'CIAXn ISK HATCH, BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AGENTS FOR TJ. a FIVE TWENTY LOAN. Are prepared to famish the TJ. 3.

FIVE TWENTY YEAR SIX PEK CKST BONDS, direct from the Government at PAR and ACCRUED INTBREST as heretofore. asd After Joxr 1st. the of converting Legal Tender Notes into the Five Twenty Bonds at par will cease. Parties wishing to secure a United Sratjs Bond pay taj. six per cent interest IN GOLD, AT PAR, Bhould send ki tLelr orders before that time.

We aleo keen on hand a constant supply ftf all classes of Government Securities for sale at the loweBt market rates. V. S. 7.30 TREASURY NOTES. V.

S. 6 PER CtNT BONDS OF 1831. TJ. a ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, ic, FI3K UATCH. 38 WALL 8TBBER K.

Y. OAN OFFICE, AT 41 MTRTf iViisuE, JL i lietween reaxl and Jay streets. Broofclyn. Mone: loanen on au Kinos ui WH1TELAW, Licensed Brooklyn. Personal ProDerty.

by JAilES Pawnbroker, 41 Myrtle avenue. my4 lm ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, 177 CHATHAM SQUARE. NEW YORK. SIX PER CENT INTEREST on sums of 5O0 and under. Five percent on larger amounts.

M. D. VAN PELT. President. LICUTENSTADTER.) VlcePr03t" Chables D.

BiiLsr. Treasurer, J. P. Coopee, becretary. se33 ly T710R SALE i ATLANTIC BANK STOCK.

FAhMERS' AND CITITENS' BANK STOCK. ufcrTKAL jiAniv arouit. B. C. A NEWTOWN R.

R. STOCK. FIREMAN'S TRUST INS. STOCK. V.

6 20 year 6 per cent BONDS. TJ. S. 7 31U TREASURY NOTES. WANTED.

B. C. 4 NEWTOWN K. R. STOCK.

CONEY ISLA ND R. R. STOCK, by ap'3 If J. S. MACKAY Si CO 6 Court 3t Brooklyn.

TV ATI! AN T. BEERS. No. a FOLTON STREET. dealer in CITY AND OTHER SECURITIES.

BROOKLYN apZl if UNDERTAKER. "DETER FARREL. i FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. No. 185 COURT STRHET.

Onedoorfrom wyckoa, Brooklyn. Firet class accommodations can alwayn be had. m33w SURGERY. VETERINARY SURGEON ALFRED LARGE, Member of the Royal College ot Veterinary Sargeoni of London. Office, BROOKLYN BIDING 80H0OL.

OoUew Ptaee, rear of the Mansion House G. C. Hall, 0. Miller, G. W.

Mumby, J. Wlntrtoghiin. Messrs. llnien WheiUey, Dr. OartU.

V. 3. aily THE HAIR. gTERLIUG'a AM3S0SIA POE THH HAIR AN OILY EXTRACT VBObt ROOTS, BAR 3 AND HERBS. DB.

BTERLING'B AMBROSIA Is a Bttatual'njt oily extract of Eoota Bares and Hortw. It will core ad of the scalp and Itching of the head; entirely eradicates landruff, prevent! the hair from Tallinn oat or tarajiK iro maturely gray, cauainn it to rruw thick and lona. Thig 19 to oertlfy that, aba at 18 months aeo. I emmenne4 Ohlne STERLING'S AMBROSIA. My uSTwajVilort ih'j? and rai idly fallinK off I had tried many Hair Tomes in nvorator, tc.

withoat receivini; any beoeflt. Soon after osin the Ambrosia, my ha ceased falUnx out aad. oom mcDoed (crowlDg so rapidly av to astonish me. No my it iiihick so and irlossy and five etand four inche" ltnrth when let cown reaching to the floor. This wor lerfu resolt 1 attribute solely to the nae STBRLIN'i 'a AM2ROHI A.

as since 1 have commenced osio it I have op plied cotbisg else to my h.ir. MRS. LUOr A. BROWN. Bwom before me thla 15th day of April, I8G1.

II. N. PittlEK, Comml.iiioaer of Deeds. 01 nail New York, rat up 1b a bor. cODtaloini two bottles.

Price 1. DR. U. U. STERLING.

Bole Proprietor, No. Broadway, N. y. gold by DrugKlsta. feKiiai JgATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE! TBDB BEST IN THH WOBIiD I TvHiIiTAM BATOHELOR'8 oelebratea Hair Dys to dncea a colfr not to be.dlsttnjrnlshed from aatare warrisf ednottolnlare the Hair In the least, remedies the effect of Hair fer Ufe.

GRUT. RKD or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns a apljndld Black or rowi leaving the Hair soft and beautUUL BM by Druggists. Iko larhejenainBlB Blrnod WTTT.T A TW A. on tbe fonr side of each box. FACTORY No.

81 BARCLAY STHSST, HEW TORK. OjCAk 38 Broadway, and 16 Bond.) itfM in BUILDING MATERIALS. HHARTEAU CO BRIOK, I.rMT', OKMKNT, PI.ASTKR. 4a CONN. BROWN AND NORTH klVjI BLOH STONK, Cot to Ohdkr rnis.

Lintels, Steps, Coping and flaKaing laid In fae Jihf01 "erT of MASONS' MATBRIAL8. Yard Plnshlng. near OUnton areago OF ALL KINDS. MAHOUAN? m7 Sin i' V1'' Venecra lllack Walnut, Cherry, Ma, inch ard 3 in. h.

for Kme oTforeto tridl 154 2 YKLLOW I'INB 100.00t' reet bich floorlni feet inch. oaiinjiLj pine and cedar, for sale br AIUM. Atlantic Docks. Hroolcly'n Offloo US Wall U. T.

tnlilt to.