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SHERIFF'S SALES. SEWERAGE. CORFORATIOy NOTICES. INSURANCE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS TO AMEND the Constitution relative to the Judiciary the State. the Assembly concur.) That the following: amendments be proposed to the Constitution of this Stat From and after the third Tuesday of June, eighteen hundred and sixty, the Court of Appeals shall consist of six judges, to be chosen by the electors of this State, The four judges who may then be in office, by previous election or appointment Bhall continue to hold untfl the expiration of their respective terms.

On the third Tuesday of May, eighteen hundred and sixty, on election shaU be held, at which two judges of said Court shall be chosen, whose terms shall commence on the third Tuesday of June eighteen hundred and sixty. The term of one of them shall expire in nine years from the thirty first day of.December following, and of the other In eleven years from the same time. At the general election in the year eighteen hundred and sixty one, and in every second year thereafter, unless the Legislature shall, by law, appoint a different day, one judge of said court shall be chosen for a term of twelve years from and after the thlrty urst day of December next after such election. Four Judges shall constitute a quorum. In case of the absence or inability to serve, of any judge or judges, the governor may appolntoneormorejustlces of the Supreme Court to serve for the time being.

Section seven of article six of the Constitution is hereby abrogated, and the following provision substituted The judges of the Court of Appeals and the justices of the Supreme Court shall recelvcat stated times, for their services a compensation, to be established by law, and which shah not be Increased or diminished at less intervals than once in six years; the provision made for such compensation, by act of the Legislature, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty seven, Bhall apply to judges andjustices then in ofiice, as well as those thereafter elected or appointed, and the same shall be deemed to have taken effect accordingly from the first day of January, eighteen hundred and fifty eight. Section fourteen of article six of the Constitution Is amended as follows: The County Court shall have such original and appellate jurisdiction as the legislature may prescribe. Resolved, (if the Assembly concur,) That the foregoing amendments he referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next general election of senators, and that the same be published for three months prior to such election, purauan to section one of article thirteen of the Constitution. Stat op New York, i February 10, 1869. The foregoing resolutions were duly passed.

By order of the Senate. S. P. ALLEN. Clerk.

State of Nkw Yorb, In Assembly, March 19, 1859. The foregoing esolutions were duly passed. By order of the Assembly, WM. RICHARDSON, Clerk. Concurrent Rksoltjtions amending the Constitution, so as to abolish the property qualification.

Resolved, (if the Senate concur,) That section one of article two of the Constitutien of this State be amended, by striking out the following words: "But no man of color, unless he shall have been for three years a citizen of this State, and for one year next preceding any election, shall have been seized and possessed of a freehold estate, of the value of twojhun dred and fifty dollars, over and above all debtsUand incumbrances charged thereon, and shall have been actually rated and paid a tax thereon, shall be entitled to vote at such election. And no person of color shall be subject to directtaxa tlon, unless he shall be seized and possessed of such real estate as aforesaid." (if the Senate concur,) That the foregoing amendment be referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next oeneral election ofsenatnrs, and that, in conformity to section gne of acticle thirteen of the Constitution, It be published for hree months previous to the time of such election. Statb op Nsw Your, I In Assembly, March 23, 1859. The foregoing resolutions were duly passed. By order, WM.

RICHARDSON, Clerk. State of Nkw York, In Senate, April 8, 1859.5 The foregoing resolutions were duly passed. By order, S. P. ALLEN, Clerk.

Statb of Nkw York, Ofiice of the Secretary of State. I have compared the preceding with the original concurrent resolutions on file in this ofiice. and hereby certify the same to be coiTeot transcripts therefrom, and of the whole of sn ch FORECLOSUKE SALE Default lias been made in the condition of a certain mortgage inude and executed by Warren 1 remain, mortgagor, to Butler and Horace A. Miller, mortgagees, dated October 1. and recorded In Klnga County Register's office In Liber So4 pf Mortgages.

page 54. November 9. 155, at iM minutes 'past 12 o'clock P. and by Horace A. Miller assigned to John W.

Busbnell. by John W. Bushnell re assigned Horace A. Miller, and also by James Butler assigned to Horace A. Miller, and by Horace A.

MiHer assigned to the undersigned, William S. Conat. all which assignments are on record in Kings County Register's office, and the power of sale contained in and recorded with said mortgage has be come ope rative. The amount claimed to due on said mortiace at the time of the tirst publication of this notice is the sum of three hundred and ninety nine i 100 dollars; ami whereas no suit or proceeding has been instituted at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises to satisfy theamouut due thereon, and the costs and expenses allowed by law, and that the mortgaged premise, of which thefollowingis a description, us contained in the said niortat.e, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Commercial ENchange. No.

Pulton street, the City of Brooklyn, on the 34th day of December. ls59, at 12 o'clork noon. All those certain lots, nieces or parcels of land, shunted, lying and being in the Town of New Lots, County of Kings, State of New York, laid down and described as lots numbers seven hundred anil thirty eight (73), seven hundred and forty (740). seven hundred and forty two (742) and seven hundred and forty four (744) in Block as laid down and described on "Map A. of Past New York lots, surveyed by J.

B. Bacon. April, livtf." and filed in the office of the Register of the County of Kings, which said lo's taken totretherare bounded and described fs follows to wit; Beginning at point on the east side of Miller avenue, one hundred and fifty feet and five inches southerly from the smith line of Pacific avenue, thence easterly and parallel with said Pacific avenue one hundred fvvt: thence southerly and parallel with Miller avenue one hundred feet: thence westerly and parallel with said Pacificavenue tie hundred feet; hence northerly on the east line of Miller avenue one hundred feet to the point or Place of beginning; be the said dimensions of said lot fines more or less as laid down nn said map. Dated October 1st, WILLIAM OONAXT. Assiguee of Mortgage.

C. J. C.T ovrKMV. Attys. ol Iawl2w3 KI.ECTIOX NOTICE.

OTATE OF NEW TO OFF TC OF THE SKCRKTARY OF STATE. Albany, August 1, 159. To the PherifV of the County of Kimrs: Sir Notice is hereby given, that attheGenel Election be held in this State on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next, the following ulcers are to be elected, to wit: A Secretary of State, in the idace of Gideon J. Tucker; A Comptroller, in the nlaee of Sanford E. Church; An Attorney General, in the place of Lyman Tremain: A State Engineer and Surveyor, in the place of Van R.

Riciinioini; A Treasurer, in the place of Isaac V. Vamlerpoel; A Canal Commissioner, in the place of Ob rles II. Slierrill; An inspector of State Prisons, pu the place of Wesley Bailey; A Judge of the Court of Appeals, iuthe place of Alexander Johnson; A Clerk of the Court of Appeals, in the place of Russell P. Hicks: Ali whose terms of office expire on the last day of December next. AL a Justice of the Supreme Court, for the Second Judicial Ids trier, in the place of Selali B.

Strong, whose term of office vill expire on the last day of December next. Also Senators for the Second and Third Senate Districts, ellipsis1. the County of Kings. Count Ofi'icers to bb Elected. Peveu members of Assembly, A County Judge, in place of Samuel D.

Morris; A District Attorney; in place of John G. Sehumaker: A Superintendent of tiie Poor for the Third District, in place of Uenry E. Kipley; also a Superintendent the Poor lor the Fifth District, in the place of Charles W. Church. Two Justices of Sessions, in the place of William H.

Hoyt and John A. Emm an A Coroner for the Second District, in the place of Isaac K. Snell; also a coroner for the Fourth District, in the place of Stedmau Wright, who was appointed to till a vacancy occa sioLed by the death of George J. Lott: All whose terms of office wdl expire on the last day of December next. Also, a County Treasurer, in the place of James M.

Seabu ry. whose term of office will expire on the firijt Tuesday of AUKUFt, lfiiO. Tne attention of Inspectors of Election and County Canvassers is directed to chap. 271, of Laws of a copy uf which is printed herewith, for instructions in regard to their duties! under said act, "submit ting to the people a law au thorisuig a loan of two million live hundred thousand dol ars'to provide for the payment of the floating debt of thy State. SUPREME COURT Anaon Blake against Ed ward D.

James and others. A. A M. Thompson Plff 's Attys. In pursuance of a Judgment order of this Court, made In tho above entitled action, bearing date the 1st day of August, 1859, and another order in confirmation thereof entered September 22d, 1859, 1 will sell by public auction, at the City Sales Rooms.

No. 343 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall) In the City of Brooklyn, on the 22d day or October, 1859, at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land! and premises All that certain lot of land, and house thereon erected, situate in the Sixth Ward oi the City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point on tho southerly side of Sackett street distant two hundred and sixty feet westerly from ihe southwesterly corner of Columbia and Sackett street, and running thence westerly along the southerly side of Sackett Btreet twenty feet; thence southerly through the centre of a briok: wall, which Ib a party wall, and along a board fence there Btanding, and parallel with Columbia street ninety five feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with Sackett street twenty feet; and thence northerly along a board fence, and through the centre of a brick wall, which Is a party wall, and on a line parallel with Columbia street ninety five feet to the southerly Blue OI oacKeu street, uit JJIUC uttfuimuB. ittituuiuun. lyn. Sept.

27, 1859. Bio aaw.iv 824 GEORGE REMSEN, Sherlm SUPREME COURT Anson Blake against Edward D. James and others. A. M.

8. Thompson, Plff's Attys. In pursuance of a udgment order of this Courtmade in the above entitled action, bearing date the 1st day of August. 1859, and another order in confirmation thereof entered September 22d, 1859, I will Bell by public auction, at the City Sales Rooms No. 843 Fulton street, (opposite the City Hall,) in the city of Brooklyn, on the 22d day or October.

1859, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises: All that certain lot of land, and house thereon erected, situate in the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly aide of Sackett street, distant two hundred and twenty feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Columbia and Sackett streets, and running thence westerly along the southerly side of Sackett 6treet twenty feet; thence southerly through the centre of a brick wall, which is a party wall, and along aboard fence there standing, and parallel with Columbia street ninety five feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with Sackett street twenty feet; and thence northerly along a board fence, una through the centre of a brick wall, which is a party wall, and on a line parallel with C'olumblastreet, ninety five feet to the southerly side of Sackett street, the place of beginning. Dated Sept.27, 1859. B28 2a wW 825 GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of execution, i.sued out of the Supreme Court, to rae direated and delivered, I will sell by Public auction, at the City Sales Rooms, No.

843 Fulton street, In the city of Brooklyn, on the 1th day of November, 1859, at 12 o'clock, noon, all the right, title and interest which JOHN A. DAYTON had on tho 11th day of December, 1858, or at anytime thereafter, in whose hands soever the same may be. of, in and to, all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the city of Brooklyn, county of Kings, known as section number 91 (ninety one), and part of section 89 (eighty nine), and part of section 87 (eighty seven), which numbers are known and distinguished orfa certain "man oi property purchased by George W. Pine from John Spader of said city of Brooklyn, farmer, and Phebe Ann.

his wife, bearing date Brooklyn Sept. 17, surveyed by Sidney O. Herbert and signed by said John Spader aud Phebe his wife, and by said G. W. Pine and Portia Charlotte his wife, and by them filed as of record in the office of the cleric of said county of Kings, and bounded as follows North by Fulton avenue, east by Clinton avenue, south by section 93 (ninety three), occupied by the Episcopal Church, and west by Vanderbilt avenue, containing twenty lots, more or less.

Dated Brooklyn, Sep eSSST CEO. REMSEN, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of" execution, issued out of the Supreme Court, to me directed and delivered. I will sell by public auction at the City Sales Rooms, No. 343 Fulton street, in the City of limoklyn.

on the 11th dav of November, 1859. at 12 o'clook noon, all the right, title arid interest which THOMAS CONOVER had on the 11th day of April, 1855, or at any time thereafter, in whose hands soever the same may he, of, in and to. All those certain lots, pieces orparcelsof land, situate. lying and being in the Eighth Ward ofthe City of Brooklyn, Kings County, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of Eighth avenue and fbh tecnth street, running thence southwesterly along thn Eighth avenue one hundred feet thence northwesterly ana parallel with Thirteenth street one hundred and seventy five feet; running thence northeasterly and parallel with the Eighth avenue one hundred feet; and thence running southeasterly along Thirteenth street one hundred and seventy live Teet to the place of beginning. Bated Brooklyn.

Sent. 27. 1859. st281nwuW GEORGE REMSEN. Sheriff.

SUPREME COURT Anson Blake agaiust Edward D. James and others. A. M. S.

Thompson. Plff's Attys. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the 1st day of August. 1859, and another order in confirmation thereof entered September 22d. 1859.

I will sell by public auction at the City Sales rooms. No. 343 Fulton street, (opposite "the City Hall) in the City of Brooklyn, on the 22d day of October. 1859, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises: All that certain lot of land and house thereon erected, situate the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Sackett street, distant two hundred and forty feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Columbia and Sackett streets, and running: thence westerly along the southerly side of Sackett street twenty feet; thence southerly through the centre of a brick vcalt which is a party wall, and along a board fence there standing, and parallel with Columbiastreet, ninety five feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with Sackett street wenty feet; and thence northerly, along a boardfence, and through the centre of a brick wall which is a party wall, and on a line parallel with Columbia street ninety five feet to the southerly side of Sackett street, the place of beginning. Dated Sept.

27. 18o9. 1 SUPREME COURT Ausou Blake against Edward D. James and others. A.

M. S. Toompsox, Plff's Attys. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the 1st day of August, 1859, imd another order in confirm a tion thereof entered beptem ber22d, 169, 1 will sell by public auction, at the City Sales Rooms, No. 343 Fulton st, (opposite the City Hulb in the City of Brooklyn, on the 22d day of October.

1859. at 12 o'clock, noon, the following described land and premises All that certain lot of land, and house thereon erected, situate in the Sixth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at apointon the southerly side of Sackett street, distant two hundred and eighty feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Columbia and Sackett streets, and running thence westerly along the southerly side or Sackett streettwenty feet; thence southerly through the centre of a brick wall, which is a party wall, and along a board fence therestndiug. and parallel with Columbia street ninety five feet; thence easterly on a line parallel with Sackett street twenty feet; and thence northerly alonn a hoard fence, and through the centre of a brick wall, which is a party wall, and on aline parallel with Columbia street uinety uve lectio tne mmuieuy aiuc ui ouudULL aticui. place or beginning. Dated Brooklyn.

Sept. 27th, 1859. s28 2aw3W 822 GEORGE REMSEN. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of execution, issued out of the Supreme Court, to me directed and delivered.

I will sell by public auction, at the City Sales Rooms, No. 343 Fulton street, in the city of Brooklyn, on tho 3d day of October, 1859, at 12 o'clock noon, all the right, title and interest which JOHN E. RAUCH had on the 24th day of July, 1858, or at any time thereafter, in whose hands soever the same may be, of, inand to, the following described pieces and lots of land, or either of them, which are bounded and described as follows: Those two certain pieces and lots of land situate, in the Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, the first of which is bounaed and described as follows: Beginning at a point where the middle of the Third avenue intersects the middle of Eighth street, running thence northeasterly two hundred and sixty (2C0)feetto the middle of Seventh street; thence northwesterly along the. middle of Seventh Btreet five hundred and forty (540) feet; thence southwesterly along the line of a lot of land conveyed by the said John E. Ranch to Charles E.

Fougera, by deed dated January 13th, 1853, onehundred and thirty (130) feet; thence southeasterly along the line of a lot of land conveyed by said John E. Rauch to Joseph Stanislas Sangier, by deed dated March 1st. 1852, fifty (50) feet; thence southwesterly along said last mentioned lot one hundred and tlurty (130) feet to the middle of Eighth street; thence southeasterly along the centre of Eighth street four hundred and ninety (4'X)) feet to the point or place of beginning. The second of said pieces iB situate in said Eighth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, and Ls bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point in the centre of Eighth street, six hundred and fifteen (tJ15) feet northwesterly frum a point where the centre or Eighth street intersects the centre of Third avenue, running thence northeasterly along the line of a lot of land conveyed by said John E. Rauch to Andrew Tessier, by deed dated July 17, 1852, two hundred and sixty (2(H)) feet to the centre of Seventh street: running thence northwesterly along the centre of Seventh street one hundred and sixty (100) feet (9) nine inches to the centre uf Second avenue; two hundred and sixty feet to the centre of Eighth street; thence southeasterly along the centre ot Eighth street one hundred and sixty (100) feet nine (9) inches to the point or place of beginning.

Together with the appurtenances, itc. Dateil Brooklyn. August 19,1859. au20Iaw6wS GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff. COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Samuel Garrison against John Friend and others.

Kam'l Uakiusok, Plff's Atty. In pursuance of a judpment order of this Court, made in the ahoTe entitled action, bearing date the 12th day of August. 1859, 1 will sell by imlilic auction, at the City hales Rooms, o. 343 Fulton Btreet, (opuosite the City Hull) in the City of Brooklyn on the nth tiny ofSeptember, 1S6, at 12 o'clock, noon, the ollowing described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lyinat nnd belnff in tho City of Brooklyn, County of Kings, known and distinguished on a map entitled "Map of Pruperty in the Kighth Ward (8th) of the City of Brooklyn, late of the heirs oUohn Wyck off, deceased, filed in the now Register's ofUce of KingsCoun ty, as and by the number 83 (thirty three) bounded as follows: Beginning at a point which is one hundred feet from the south, west corner of Third avenue and Nineteenth street, and running thence southwest along Third avenue thirty two feet and eleven inches (32.11) to land late of Henry Story: thence northwest along said Story's land, to lot number 28 on said map; thence northeast along aftid lot number 2 thirty seven feet one inch (H7.1) toIotnumber32on said map; thence south east alcng.lot number 32 one hundred feet to the place of beginning; being the same premises conveyed to the said Julia Friend, by Richard Jngraham, as Referee, by deed dated September 8th, 1852, recorded In the Roplster'aotlice ofsaid County or Kings, in l.iber No. 304 of Conveyances, 58.

Dated. Brooklyn. August 15, 1859. tmlO 2aw3wM GEOKGE REMSEN, Sheriff. The al'ove sale is postponed until the QfLeeulh day of Sep.

tember, 1 Mi, at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, Sept. 8, i8ov. GEOKGE REMSEN, Sheriff. The above i further postponed until th 22d day of Sep, tember.

al the same hour aud place. Dated Brooklyn, Sep'. '6, WW. sel7 2awtS OEOHOE REMSEN, Sheriff. The above'aale Is further postponed until theurflt day of October.

at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, Sept. S2d, 1829. se24 2awts GEORGE REMSEN. Sheriff.

UPREME COURT Susan B. Arnold agaiust Oliver B. Bogley and others. MANif 4 Pahsoss, Plff's Attys. In pursuanceof a judgment order of th3 Court, mado In ths above entitled action, bearing date the lOtk day of June, 1859 I will Hell by nubile auction at the City Sales Rooms, No.

B48 Fulton streetf opposite the City Hall, iu the City or Brook, ta SeKo' ly, 1859. at 13 oct. noon the following described land premises: All that certain lot, niece or Surcel of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate lylnff and being in the City of Brooklyn, and bounded and described as follows Beginning nt a point on the northeasterly side or Hamilton avenue, distant thirty seven feet eight Inches northerly from the intersection or the northerly Bide or Nelson street and the northeasterly side of Hamilton avenue, and running thencenortherly alnnir Hamilton avenue twenty feet two inches to the ground conveyed to S. P. Townsend; thence northeasterly along said Townsend line elglity eigm ieet.

tnence soutneriy ami parallel with llenry street eight feet; thence southeasterly and parallel with Nel Hon street ten feet to the rear of ground conveyed to James Donaldson; and thence southwesterly along said ground to Hamilton avenue, the place or beginning: the aald premises being known as lot No. on a map lileil In the office of the Register of Kings County entitled map of property Hhowing the location of nineteen houses in the Sixth Ward of the Citv ol Brooklyn, Octlotu, 1B52. surveyed bv Willard Day. Citv Surveyor. Dated Brooklyn.

June 111. IBrV.t. el32aw3wM (701) GKO. UKWHKN. SlierllT.

The above nalels postponed until th 2fitli day of July, 1P5P, at the same hcur and place. Dated Brooklyn, July 6 MlftiwtsS OEOI1GE RKM3ES. Sheriff. The above sale Is further postponed until tee 2(lth dav of September, ISiit. at the same hour aud place.

Dated Brook. 2aS GEORGE REMSEN. Sherilt The above sale Is further postponed until the 11th day of October, 1809, at the same hour und place. Dated Brooklyn, Sept. 20th.

1859. se21 SawtaW GEORGE REMSEN. Sherilt OR PRINTING liXKCUTETTwraEAf: cess and dispatch at this office. TVTOTICjE In the matter ol theappliefttioii of tho J3l Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, In relation to openinc Middle street, from Gowanua Bay to the Platbuali line, in the City of Brooklyn. To all whom It may concern The report of the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled matter, lias 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 intereated.

Application will be made on behalf of the said Common Council, to the County Court of Kings County, on Monday, the 10th day of October, 1S59, at 10 o'clock In the foreuoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, to have said report confirmed. Dated Sept. 23d, 1859. se23td ALEX. McCUEAttorney.

TVT OTICE In the matter of the application of the 1 Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, in relation to opening Brooklyn avenue, from Fulton avenue to Butler street, in the City of Brooklyn. To nil whom it may concern We the undersigned Commissioners ofEstimate and Assessment on the above matter, do hereby give notice that we have completed our report in the above matter, and that the saitl report and map are tiled in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings for examination by all persons interested.and that wewill meet at the office of the Counsel to the Corporation of the City of Brooklyn, ut the City Hall, on Friday, the 7th day of October, ut three o'clock in the afternoon, to review our said report. Dated Brooklyn. Sept. 2J, 1859.

JOHN CA VAN AG if, JOHN S. BOGERT. Commissioners JOHN P1TZS1MMQN3. td Dog" notice no dog shall be svf fered to go at large in the city, between the first Jdav of May and the first day of October, unless properly muzzled under the penalty often dollars for each offence, to be paid by the owners or possessors of such dog. Every dog so ound at large, contrary to the provisions of the last section, shall be liable to be seized and killed by any person or persons, who are hereby authorized to destroy such dcg.

The above provisions of the ordinances will be rigidly enforced against all offenders. A reward of fifty cents each will be paid for all dogs delivered at cither of the public pounds in the the firt day of October. Brorder of thqmmo Council. ie'l td TtTILIJAMSBUKGH 1 MP 6 ENTf TV TICK In the matter of the application of the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, in relation to the follow ing improvements in the late Village and City of Williamsbun 'li. to wit: oth street opening.

5th street paving, fee: AiiuV street opening, Ainslie street paving, Tenth street opening, paving, To all whom if may concern: The Commissioners on Williamshurgh Improvements, appointed under and by virtue of an act of the Legislature of the Slate of New York, passed March 20th. 1357. entitled "An Act relative to the payment of expenses for local iinproveai 'iits in the late Village and City of AYilliamsburgh, anil to acti and proceedings in respect completed tlnir report the above entitled matter, and filed the same in the otlice of the Clerk of the County of Kings, where it id open for the inspection of all persons interested. Application will be made on behalf of the said Comm Council to the County Court of Kings County ataterm thereof to be held on the 3d day of October, at 10 o'clock AM, or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard to have said report confirmed. Dated Brooklyn.

Sept. Bitli. selit U0 ALEXANDER McCUE. Attorney, TODlitECT LOTS to be Fenced. Notice is hereby given to all parties interested, of the intention of the Common Council of this City to pass an Ordinance to direct lots to be fenced on Flatbush avenue, east side between Pulton avenue and Navy street.

Also on Fulton avenue, both sides, between Carlton avenue and Adelphi street. Also, on Hampden street, west side, between Lafayette and DeKalb avenues. Also, on Clermont avenue, east side, between Myrtle and Park avenues. And on the corner of Myrtle ana Bedford avenues. Each to abate a nuisance.

Dated Brooklyn, September 15th, sell! IQd CHARLES TINNEV. Street Commissioner. NOTICE OF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOTS to be graded. i Notice is fiereny eien to an parties interested, oiuie inten i lion of the Common Council of this City to pass an Ordinance to direct lots to be graded on South 10th street, between Third i and Fourth streets, to the grade of the streets, to abate a nuisance. Dated Brooklyn, September 15th.

1859. 1 se2Q lOd CHARLES TINNCY, Street Commissioner. OFFICEOFCOMMrSSIONERSOFWILLIANtS BURGH IMPROYEMENTS In the matter of the grad ing. paving, curbing and flagging of North 5th street, trom First street to its junction with North 2d street, in the lute viuage anu uityoi oi uuarasuuwi. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Commissioners appointed under and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed March 20th, 1857, entitled "An act relative to the payment of expenses for local Improvements In the late Village and Ciry of Vi illiamsburgh.

and to actions and proceedings in respect thereto," have prepared their report the matter of the above improvement, and that they will meet at the office of th Corporat.ou Counsel, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 21st day of September instant from 8 o'clock A. M. to 12 o'clock 31., and for tea successive days thereafter, at the same place and during the same hours, when and where the said report may be examined bv any person interested, who may oiler such allegations and proofs as shall be material relative to such after which the said Commissioners will proceed to complete said report. The District of Assessment comprises all the land lying on the northerly side of North 5th street, between the points aforesaid, and extending northerly to a line drawn equidistant from North 5th and North tlth streets, and running in the same general direction; also all the land lyin on the southerly side of North oth street, as aforesaid, and extending southerly to a line drawn equbdistant from North 5th and North Uh streets, and running in the same general di rection, ALDEN J. SPOONER, DANIEL B.

HASBilOCCK, Commissioaers. THOMAS COTUEL, Brooklyn, September 20th. 1859. se20 Kid "TOTICE In the matter of the application of the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, in relation to opening Hall street, from Pulton avenue to Atlantic avenue, in the City of Brooklyn. 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 otlice of the Clerk of the Oounty of Ivings.where it Is open for the inspection of all persons interested.

Application will be made on behalf uf the fuld Common Council, to the County Court of Kings County.on Monday, the loth day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, to have said report confirmed. Dated Sept. 27, se2td ALEX. McCCE, Attorney.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE la the matter of Rush street opening, from Kent to Division avenues. Notice is hereby given, that the following Assessments, in the above matter, remain unpaid, and that the warrant for collecting said Assessments will expire on the 8th day of November next, 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 26. ofTitleoth. of the present CharteroftheCity of Brooklyn Jame: Maurice, assignee ofB.

B. Boerum $47 Elizabeth Boyd 35 Ki; J. H. V. Cockroft.2170; Bradford Blanchard 15 8j; Daniel Lent 1275: Novin Barber 5 50; Johnnas Hanson In llewlet Allen 27 Wh John Pearsall George Higgins 0 50; Jacob B.

Boerum 29 94; Kobt. W. Lowber 7 50; John A. Cross, assignee of Marvin Cross, 6 50; Daniel Smith 3 30; Louisa W. Parker 16 20; William Wall 1 00; D.

Spark man, 8 2. A. M. WOOD. sel lawbw vouector oi 'i axes ana Assessments.

CORPORATION NOTICE Canton street regarding and re paving from Myrtle avenue to WiUough by street. A petition has been presented to the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn, to regrade and re pave Canton street from Myrtle avenue to Willoughby street: the Common Council have fixed the District beyond which the assessment for said improvement shall not extend, to wit: one nun dred feet in depth on each side of said Canton street, from Myrtle avenue to Willoughby street. Remonstrances (if any) against he said improvement must be presented tn the Common Council on or before the 8th day of October, 1S59. as they will finally act upon the same at their next ensuing meeting, or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Rrooklyn, September 15th, CHARLES TINNEY.

Street Commissioner. ASSESSORS' NOTICE In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of flawing sidewalks in Grand street. E. between First street and Union av. Tho ftf Aaa(anr of the Cltv of Brooklvn.

imrinni tn the provisionsof an Act of the Legislature oifhe State of Neiv Yor entitled "An Act to Consolidate the Cities of Brooklyn and Williamshurgh and the Town of Bushwick into one municipal government and to incorporate the same." hereby give notice that the report of the assessment in the above entitled matter has been made, and that said report is now deposited in the office of the said Board, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, where the same canbe examined by all persons in teresed. and that the said Board will meet in said office on the 3d day of October next, at 4M o'clock, P. to hear objections (if any) from the parties interested, and to complete anil sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will please present them hi writing. Dated Brooklyn.

Sept 16, 1859. By order of the Board of Assessors. sel612t BERNARD O'NIELL. President. ASSESSMENT NOTICE In the matter of Fifth avenue opening, from Flatbush avenue to Atlantic avenue.

Notice is hereby given that the following Assessmentsin the above matter remain unpaid, and that the warrant for collecting said assessments will expire on the 10th day of October next, anu tuai unietssaiu usscssiacius, togeiner with the expense and percentage allowed by law are paid on or before said date, I shall proceed to advertise and sell the premises in the manner pointed out iy sections 24 and 26 of title 5th, of the present charter of the City of Brooklyn Buckley C. Benton $95 30; Francis D. Mason, 70 SJ; James Kissamu3 7'l; Maria Louisa, wife of Hi 'cnbotUatu 12 75: Jas Calwell 44 61; Peletiuh Wright 44 6 a Heard and Catherine, his wife 361 81 Robt Young 101 32 Catherine Van Brunt 59 54; Margaret Barr and Peter Wyckoff, ex'rs of 1 bos Poole, dee'd. 232 74; Alexander Tomsey. ifU Beriah Leach 25 7f; Orin Judd 21 64 Harriet humm 15 Alexander and Heniy Day 521 47; Win II John F.

Solomon 104 06; Michael Bennett38849; Alexander 156 35; George Cochran 83 12; Henry Powers lo 00; Margaret p. wife of Daniel D. Remsen 99802; George A I' iwers 469 08; Morrell 52 12; Wm Algco, Jr. 10 4t; Edward Colgan3123: John Ilalsey, 965 47; Margaret Speck 129 Thomas 98: Stephen Cambrellhig 312 1 bos iTrVa and Margaret Remsen 133 57; George A Powers and Margaret Remsen 1766 49; Jolin Bussing and Bushnell, Harriet Hoyt 104 25; Gilbert DlsbroUBh45107; Ihos Mulllgim and Wm Beard assignee of James Collins 177 23; Michael Dunn 52 12; William Barnes 179 26; Wm Harper. Jr.

16 42; Tneodore 09; Abraham Polhemus 148 5o; Theodore Poliiernus, Jr, 148 55; estate of Daniel McKntee 3u Ao; Peter O'Brien 46 42; A Duncomb 4C 42; Jaques Cortclyou 269 37. A. M. WOOD, au271aw6wS Collector of Taxes and Assessments. OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF WIL MAMSBCRGH IMPROVEMENTS In the matter of thi fromiSXeet the Brooklyn Une, ice mie uiiy oi "liuamsourKh.

rVr.fiVe in litre hv Crlven.that theundersie ncrf appointed under and by virtue of an act of the Legislature of the State of New York, passed March 20. 1857. entitled "An Act relative to the payment of expenses fur local improvements in the late Village and City of" WiWanwburgh, and to actions and orocecdings In respect thereto" have completed their report in the matter of the above Improvement and filed the same In the ofiice of the Clerk of the County of Kings, that they will meet at the office of the Corporation Counsel, at the City Hall.ln the city of Brooklyn, rm the 12th flay of October next, from 9 clock to 12 o'clock to review tlif nn'u rennrt. which. dui'lliK the ti rl flAa.llr.v said meet ing, may be examined in the said County Clerk's ofiice, by all parties interested in the same; and that at the time and place of meeting above specified, any person may offer objections in writing to the said report, and accompany the same with sufdi affidavits as he may think proper.

The district of assessment comprises all tin1 land lying oil the westerly side of Lorimer street, between the points aforesaid and extending westerly to Jt ylV(i equidistant from Lorimer street and Union avenue, and running in tho same general direction; als all the land lying on the easterly side of Lorimer street, as aforesaid, and extending easterly to a line drawn eo.ui. distant from Lorimer and Leonard streets, and running in u.y same general direction. ALDEN J. SPOONER. 1 DANIEL B.

HASBROL'CK, Commissioners. se30 td i hum a a rm hcu Brooklyn, September 29. U59. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST the estate of the late RICHARD N. GOFF.

of Brooklyn, and formerly of St. JobnV. Newfoundland, will please present the same to the subscriber at hi otfice. Hanover Buildings. Hanover square, on or before the 4th day of Decern! er, 1859.

e4Uw6mS' MEADOWS T. NICHOLSON. Executor. I I I I I I I 1 ASSESSMENTS FOB SEWERS PUBLIC notice is hereby given that the Assessments for the expenses attending the construction of Sewers In the follow log named streets and parts of streets, have been made and completed by the Sewer Commissioners of the City of Brooklyn, viz Disthict No. 2 Furman street, from Joralemon to Montague St.

Joralemon street, from Hicks st to the East River. Grace Court, Its whole length. Remsenstreet. from Hicks street northerly to its termination; and Pierrepont place, from Remsen to Montague sts. District No.

4 Furman street, between Montague and Clark streets. Pierrepont place, from Montague to Pierrepont sts. Columbia, Willow, Hicks and Henry streets, between Pier rrpont and Clark sts. Pierrepont street, from Henry to Columbia sts; and lore lane and College place their whole length. The said Commissioners will meet at their office, Ilalsey Building, 855 Pulton street, Brooklyn, on Monday, the 3d day of October next, at ten o'clock A.

to hear objections to said assessments, wldch may, in the meantime, be examined at their said office by all parties interested. Bated Brooklyn, September 21st, 1859. GAMALIEL KING, President. Wm. B.

Lewis, Secretary. se21 td CEWERAGE, OFFICE OF THE SEWER COMMISSIONERS. Brooklvn. Sent. S.

1KS9. Take Notick. That the Board of Sewer Commissioners of the City of Brooklyn have proceeded to lay out said city into Sewer Districts as required by law, and the foUowlng districts have been arranged, viz AH that part of the City of Brooklyn, thewaters and drahv age from which will, If the plan herein referred to be adopted, be discharged into the East River, at the foot of Quay street, and comprising the streets and parts of streets as follows Keap street, from Broadway to Marcy aY. Broadway, from Rodney to Keap st. South Ninth 8th st to its intersection withSouth Sixth st.

South Eighth street, from 6th st toitsintersectlonwithSouth Sixth st. South SLxth and South Fifth streets, from 5th to 10th sts. South Fourth street, from 5th to 11th sts. South Third street, from 5th to 12th sts. South Second and South First streets, from Fourth st.

to L'nion avenue. Grand street, from 4th st to Bushwick av. North First street, from 4th to 5tU sts, and from 6th st. to Union a v. Fillmore place, from 5th to 6th sts.

North Second street, from 1th st to Bushwick av. North Third, North Fourth, North Fifth and North Sixth Ftreets.from 4th street to their intersections respectively, with Worth 2d st. North Seventh and North Eighth streets, from 4thstreet to Union av. North Ninth street, from 1st to Withers st, North Tenth, North Eleventh, North Twelfth and North Thirteenth sts, from 1st st to Union av. North 14th and North 15th streets, from 1st street to Van Cot a v.

First and Third streets, from North 8th to North 14th sts. Second Kt.rpnt. from North 8th to Banker sts. Fourth street, from North 8th to North 15th sts. Fifth street, from South 3d to North iSth sts.

Sixth street, from South 6th st to Union av. Seventh street, from South Dth to North 9th sts. Eighth street, from South 9th to North 2d sts. Ninth street, from Broadway to North 2d st. Tenth street, from Broadway to Union av.

Eleventh street, from South 4th to Grand sts. Yyckoll' street, from Leonard st to Union av. Remsen street, from Ewen street to Union av. Powers street, from Union avenue to Bushwick av. Ainslie street from 8th st to Bushwick av.

Devoe street, from Union to Bushwick avs. Conselyea and Skilhnan streets, from Union av to Smith st. Withers street, from North 9th st to Kingsland av. and Richardson streets from UmontoKlnss landavenues. Herbert street, from Richardson st to Klncrslana.aY.

Meeker avenue, from Richardson to William sts. Sandford st, from Union av. to Smith st. Newton st, from Union av, to Van Pelt av. Jane st.

from Union av; to Leonard st Van Pelt av, from Van Cott av. to William st. Broome st, from Graham av. to Smith st. Van Cott av, from Newel st.

to Union av. Nassau av, from Eckford st. to North 14th st. Norman st from Leonard st. to North 14th st.

Meserole av, and Calyer st, from Leonard to Franklynsts. Quay st, from Franklyn st.to and into the East River, to the permanent pier line as established by law Oak st. from Franklyn st. about 400 feet eastwardly to the termination of said st. Noble aud Milton Green Poiut av, fromFranklyn st Orchard st.

Kent and Java sts, from Franklyn st. to Union av. Kingsland av, from Lombardy to Parker sts. William st, from Meeker av. to Richardson st.

North Henry st. from Van Pelt av. to Richardson st. Russell st. from Van Pelt av.

to Meeker av. Smith st, from Van Pelt av. to Remsen st. Graham av, from Van Cott av. to Grand st.

Ewen st, from Van Cott av. to Remsen st Eckford st, from Van Cott av. to Nassau av. Leonard st, from Wyckofi" st. to about 5tX feet north from Calyer st.

Orchard st, from Van Pelt av. to Green Point av. Lorimer st from WyckoiT st. toabout 150 feet north from Calyer st. Guernsey and Dobbin sts.from their intersection withNorth 15th st.

to about 150 feet north from Calyer st. Banker st. from its intersection with North lath st. to Calyer st. Gem st, from Us intersection with North 15th st.

to Meserole av. Union av, from South 2d st. to Van Cott av; and thence through the block bounded by North North 14th its, Van Cott av. and Fourth st, to North 14th st. Union av.

from Java st. to Green Point av. Franklyn st, from Java st. to North 14th st: and Washington st, from Calyer st. to North 14th st.

The plan thereof has been filed in their office. ilsey Building. Fulton Brooklyn, fur inspection. The said Commissioners will meet on.Monday. the 3d day of October next.Iat'J o'clock.

A. at their said office, when they will receive the views and suggestions, and objections, of anv parties interested, and said Commissioners will then amend, correct and review the said plans, as they may deem proper. By order of the Board. GAMALIEL KING, President. Wai.

B. Lewis, Secretary. dtd LEGAL. CTATE TAX SALE THE FOLLOWING IS A KJ list of landssituate in the County of Kings, furnished by the State Comptroller, which are included Im the general list of lands advertised by him to be sold for arrears of taxes, at the Capitol, in the City of Albany, at a tax sale commencing on the 10th day of November, 1859. JAMES M.

SEA BURY, Treasurer of Kings County KINGS COUNTY. BATTI TRACT Lot 1, 80 ft front on Franklin av. 50 ft to the Bay by 31 lft deep; lot 20, 130 ft 10 in front, 33 ft on side 132 ft rear, and 43ftonEside; lot 27. BUSHWICK VILLAGE Adams Strbkt North side. Iota and 12: south side, lots 68,80 and 82.

Bushwick A venue East Sidfi, lots 1, 2, 6, 7, 9. 10, 11, 44, 45. 46, 47, 48, 45 50, 70, 76 91, 136, 137 and 138; west side, lots 40, 41, 42, 77, 7S, 79 and 80 Bcsjiwick and Nkwtown Turnpikb North side lot 52; sooth Bide, lot 52. Brooklyn and NbwtownTchspiee North side, lot 26. Calyer Street North side, lot 204; south side, lots 193 and 194.

Street North side, lots 132. 133, 135, 136. 137, and 138. Cedar Street North side, lots 339 and 340; South side, lots 172, 173, 174, 175, 180.1S2, 348 and 351. Cook Street South side, lots 23 and 25.

Street North side, lot 163. Db voe Street North side, lots 50 and 54; South side, lot 84. Street North side, lot 234. Eighth Street West side, lot 322. Elm Street North side, 116, 117, 118.

119. 120, 121, 122, 127, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 214 and 301: South side, lots 144 to 153inclusive; 306, 307, 308, 309. 318 and 19. Evkrurekn Ava nce North side, block 7, lots 26 to 34 inclusive. SrREKr North side, lots 282, 283 and 081.

Firm Street East side.lots 184 and 185. First Street East side, lot 59. Fourth Street East side, lots 158 and 215; West side, lota 121, 122 and 123. Forrest Strket South side, lots 85 and 86. Franklin Street East side, lots 102, 103 and 181; West side, lots 183 and 184 Street North side, lot 294.

Graham Avenue East side, lot 7. Street North side, lot South side, lots 1, VA, 455. 457 and 477. Herbert Street South side, lots 115 and 116. Street North side, lot 236; South side, lots 213, 215.

217,219, 237. 239 and 285. Jefferson Street South side, lots 83 and 122. Street North side, lots 77, 78, 79. 85, 87, 101.

103. 105. 107 and 113. Strert North side, lot 57; South side, lot 17 Lafayette Street West 3ide.lot 47. Lawton Street North side, lots 67 Linden Street East side, block 8, lots 2, 4 and 8, Street South side.lots 9 and It).

Madison Street North side, lot 143. Myrtle Street North side, tots 12. 13, 14, 15, 16. 18. 19, 21, 23.

24, 28, 29, 186, 187. 1S3, 189, 192, 193, 197, 198, 210, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205. 206 and side, lots 52 to 69 inclusive, 210, 218, 222 and 224. Street Northside, lota 21 and 22. Nassau Street North side, lots 414 to 417 inclusive.

New Bushwick Road East side, block 6, lots 1, 3. 5, 7, 11,13. 15. 17, 19andj21. Ninth Street East side, lot 369 Ukmskn Street South side, lota 1 and 3.

Sanford Street North side, lots1. and hi; South side, lot 40. Seventh Street East side, lot 530. Sixth Strket East side, lots 226, 227 and 232. Smith Street East side, lot 154: North side, lots 8, 9, 10.

11,12, in, 2(i iind 21; South side, lots2ti. 28, 31 and 32. Suvnut Street North side, lots 72, 73. 74, 75. 76, 79.

80 and 81 to yo inclusive, 234, 235. 212and 243 Souti side, lots 106,257, 258, 259, 260, 27s and 279. Third St but East side, lot 96. Union Avenue East side, lots 1, 153, 154, 312 and 313; Westside.lot 7. Varet Street North side, lot 10.

Washington Street Eastside, lots 187, 46'( and 466; West side, lot 23, 69 and 647. Water Street North side, lot Watbrbury Street West side, lot 66. Wyckoff Street North side. lot3 176 to 17incluslve. CHURCH TRACT Lot 13.

DENYSE TRACT Lots 9. 11. 12. IS. 1 t.

16. 17. 18. 1Q 31 and 27. EAST NEW YORK VILLAGE Block 2, lot 18; Block 2 ot U); Block 33, lot.

10; Block 37, lots 14 and 20; Block 38, lo Block 39. lots 9, 11, 12. 13. 17 and 28. FOItr HAMILTON VILLAGE Atlantic Avenue Lots 3S9, 61 ft front 145 ft on SE side, 39 ft rear and 48 ft on N.W side; hi2 and 498, 501 Atlantic Street Lots 323, 312, 347.34.

and 349. Clinton Avenue Lots ly5, 196, 226,239,243 and 244. Concord Street Lots 205, 215,216, 219. 223.231, 232, 233, 234, 236, 442. 446.

454, 455, 457 458. 463 and 467. Forest Place Lots 62, 63 and 64 cor. lot, width 25 ft, average depth 80 ft; 72, triangle 65 ft 3 In front, 60 ft 3 in on SE side, 32 ft 2 in on SW side. Fort Hill Place Lot 421, 50 ft front, 114 feet on SEIy side.

50 ft 8 in rear. 106. ft on NWly side.EGKLSTON A venue Lotal. 52, 90. Hamilton Avenue Lot 29, 30, 35, 54, 58, 59, 81, 87, 131 and 133.

Jefferson Street Lots 284, 2W. 290. 594, 506 and 527. LafayktikAvenu KLots 296, 297. 3KS, 310, 481 and 483, 524 524 Lexinoton Avenue Lota 8.

9.14 and 15. 509 'A." 624 524 Street Lots 165. 166. 167, 174, 175, 180, 181 182, 187. 198.

Nsw Utrecht Avenue Lots 490, 493, 496 and 517. OceanAvknuh Lot 514. United States Avenue Lots 123, 124, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 136. 137 and 139, 140 to 15b Inclusive, 157 and 159. Union Street Lot stt05.

366. 367, and 872. Warren iStrbet Lots 241. 243. 246, 262, 203, 265, 268, 269, 429 and 441.

Waverly Place Lot H2 GREENFIELD VILLAGE.OR Freeman'sLand Association Map No. 1, Lots 14. 15. 21. 35, 49.

61, 62. 78, 87, 93, 97. 105, 10 110. 121. 135, 137, and 141.

Map No. 2, lots 5. 16, 20, 27, 45,47 54. 55,60, 67.88, 97, 102, 100, 107 and 118. Clarkson's Fnttn Map, lots 15, 16, 17, 18, 19.

and 37 to 45 inclusive, 48, 49, 50,6 66, 67 and 68. Oakland Map, lot 15, 16, 25. 26, 33, 39, 41 and 4 White's Map, 6.20. 22, 24.25, 26 and 27. Windsor Terrace Map lots3 to 9 Inclusive, and 27.

TOWN OF NEW UTRECnT House and lot bd Nly(317 ft 8 ins in front)by highway from the Narrows.or Fort Hamilton to the village ofNew Utrecht Slhfabuut 311 ft 3 in) by land of II Van Pett andDe Russey.Wly (67 ft) byJandofDe Russey. being a triangle, and containing Kd of an acre; house anu farm bd SWly in front 7c 721 bythebuy or river.and alsoSWly V.tt ntliur I Tide ftf P. Flel mil ait IP. or Ml (f Win Dnul on.) by land of heirs of J. Crwsey.

NWly 55c 271 by lands i of J. K. Delaplaln ad ofCnlted StuleBat Fort llumllton an.l land late of G. S. Gelston.

NE by woodland of I. Bergen ami land of K. Waters and SEIy by lands of heirs of I. Ilennet, and of said Delaplaine or heirs or Wm. Post, Including Salt Meadows and exclusive of high way through same, 96 acres land assessed to Isaac C.

Delaplaine, or heirs of William Post bd Sly In front about 8c 111 by the bay or river, Elv about 89c, by land of heirs of J. Cropsey, and Wly by the lane andl 'and now or late of the said I. C. Delaplaine or heirs of William Post, containing exclusive of the highway through thesaine, 27S acres. OVINGTON TRACT Lot 10, II, 12, 43, 49, 68, 59, 60, 61, 2.

03. 04, 65. 73 and 75. SMITH TRACT Lot 68. VAN BRUNT TRACT Lots 19 and 29.

air2710w CS UPREME COURT Geonrc A. rointsroy, ral. hi wtfiv Plaintiff, against John II. Whitlock and ParaV, Towni end Buckley and his wife, Ann Rrouwer, as administratrix and Edgar 3. Van Winkle, as administrator of John Brouwer, deceased, the said Ann Brouwer, Ann Eliza Brouwer.

Alexander Mulr. and Mary (this wife. John G. Latimer. John Pagan and Phlneaa H.

Buckley, assignee of fcald John II. Whitlock and Townsend M. Buckley, Defendants. Amended Summotm for relief. (Com.

notser.) To the defendants, Townsend M. Buckley and his wife You are hereby summoned and required to answerthe amended complaint In Oils action, which was this day In the office ofthe Clerk of the County of Kings, at the Citv Hall, In the City of Brooklyn, County of KlngH and State uf New York, and to serve copy oi your answer to the aald amended complaint on the mihscriher, at hia office, No. 48 Wall street, In the City. County and State of New York, wlttilti tuxnlv ilnvn nfli thi' H(rvlC(! of tblM RlimiTHITlH nn onn exclusive of the day of such service; and ITyou fall to an8wer the Riitd amended complaint within the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff hi this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the amended complaint. jJaica New York, September 13th.

1859. JOHN G. ATtBONA, Plaintiff's Attorney, aeUlawOwTu No. 48 Wall street, New York City. "CITT FIRE INSU ILLIAMSBTTBGH iun in.

Koath eeTCHtn streets, jurooic Offices Comer of Mret. New York. 1 lyn. "r.ifTiWi capital of and a large 1 Company, witi continues to Insure Dwellings. Poland their Cargoes.

Merchandise, and reasonable rates as any other first class DIRECTORS: Duncan. Richard Ten Eyck. Wm. M. Parks, John E.

Forbes, "William Cooper, nfchjixcl Iterry. Jedediah Miller, Tnhn Pnfn1d. KichohisWrclEOir, Ecuben Withers, Daniel Mamer, William Marshall, jr. J. Van Alst, Henry S.

Levencr Charles Noble. George itching, A. B. Drlnckerhoff, reter uooper. Martin G.

Johnson, Jas. M. Woterbury, John Devoe. William VhI. Edmund Driggs, John A.

Cross, Bamuel M. Meeker, James D. Truslow, Chas. H. Marshall, John K.

Davidson. Nathaniel Briggs, Abm. Vandorvoort iUUtiAuu ran a iurx, TTnnimr Girottx. Sccretarv. Wm.

0. Diserow, Assistant Secretary. P. H. Tfkkb, Surveyor.

TNC4S COT1NTY VTRE INSURANCE CO. Officea. Brooklyn, E. and 4 Wall street. New lorlc Thii Company insures Buildings, Merchandise.

Furniture, Vessf Is In port and their cargoes, and othr property by fire, and tie risks of inland navigation, on the most favorable letter. S. JameH Van Brunt Chauncey L. Cook. Grtfbth W.

Adam C. Martin. Oliver It. InscrsoU ichn B. Veils, Kathontf L.

Iv.yt rsoll, II. N. Teictt, Edw. T. liackLoutc.

David Sturtevant John N. Hay ward, Wm. Branch. Wm. J.

Pease, J. V. Meserole. RnhrMfui Miller. Alfred Clock.

Samuel C. Barnes, o. rue, Ciarles Fellows, C.Pnedeker N'eziah Bliss, Cornelius Godfrey, Laurens Reeves. Andrew J. I'rovost, Brown, g.teplu:n 11.

I'rovost Jacob Wilson. Darnel Mnith. Dcwis liurst, O.M. Hutch, Jobn l. Kcatir.

Wm. J. l'ooley. George C. Bennett, Richard Trussell, Thos.

Hutchinson. Abr mil Finning Arcnioaid sseroie, Anr nti'tin Mms, Samuel Sneden, Edwurd North, A. S. CKOWELI President. Hi 'V IVrr, Secretary.

Tay.ub. Assistant Secretary. Ki'u Asdkrsox, Surveyor. gr Clit it' A Asents, No. tT7 i'ultoo street, Xirr nl I 'uiil LUSK ISLSU ilNaf.

K) Utb its. a i 't i held on the Sti last, ths fclloTCiic oatcsd Kce fleeted Directors of the spaay for the cn iJtrtcl res, Johr li. I'rtrttice. H. K.

rir Jc Lsaiater freo. W. Thompsan, P. lrfYench, rost, R. V.

W. Thome. Jcbr. Jch: A.LotU Ihon'as Baylis. Smith Wnodhuli.

Jolin vantJerbUt, Francis W.Hntehina Daniel A. Robbius, G. orce A. Thome. Fretiic Thurs'on.

II. Kofcers. 7s'Taf: ricni ki a iVwfutit tnectisr: cf tr.f tcarU. heM this day, B. W.

Ek LAMAiiK 38 re elec' ed lresin juv of th CCSV?" ft'. AW. Sft ary NY, BROOKLYN. L. I.

Offices No. 1 MonUu rue s5.r t. Baui L'rd imr.) ItrooklyT nd Wall (MvchiU Haak He York Insure buHdirRB. merchandize, furniture, vessel port, and thtir cargoes, and oiier property, asainst ioss or iamass by Sre. Daniel Ohauscfy.

Sac filoau. AbraK; B. Baylis. John Brownscn, J. P.

Van Bentes, 'rfio. it. JTastines, Knrirft W. Itfrirpn. Barnet Johnson.

Thomas Straiion, Theodore Rogers. Hamucl bmith. Pet'jr O'Hant. Daniel P. Puma Id.

John H. Baker, John French, livnry lioeruni, John G. Bergen John Barter, Jokn Ualsev. John f. Kone.

Samuel W. Slocum, LooiLlb Ballard. K. James. Isaac Johp bchenck.

David M. Chaiiccey. Leonard Cooper. Ihcm; Stiilivau, Henry P. VaiL MilU r.Ilobiiirt J.

lavles. ilotidiow. Theo. Polhemus, jr. Walter BrU: Bkiatl Ay res.

George L. Fhaw, Henry Jatnei. Jacot H. Sackmaun.Kobept H. Berdell.

DaSia CHACNCEY. Presldsat. WilT' t. NicBOi pecrttary. V'iLTfc K.

Patf. Assist. Secretary. jy TVTASSAU 1NSUKANCK UK City HaU. 3raach Ofr r.

No. Court rtreet, opuositt the No. 1" Merchants' Exchange, N. Y. CAPITAL a Labuk i cairns.

Th; Ci'Xi'iry continues to Insure Buildings, Mercaan dia Evsi other od most Civorabie, terms. Vrc K. ii.irris, AJ itl A. Low. Martin, John tiLtrrck.

Oen. J'. MorifM H. K. Corn'mtf, Jot.

C. L.Ti.?l,t iJc.n, John Jiiiioy, m. H. L. BE.lJ.tro, Juiy.

Bott. X'O'r. A. J. E.

B. Cbfiic. Jclin Blunt. H. C.

Murphy. Conklin Brush, ituita. Cstus P. cmith, Wm. liulitr.

Jr. Ilenr? Uu'ks, u. Van VoorUa as. A. II.

Bell. Wm. C. Fowl r. n.

F. Ward well, A. Cndt ta. W. Unrprr, Jas.

"Wvavvr. Cuis. B. Lynde, John French, A. Tllfrrie, sirJittoa Thomas Clark, Isaac Cuihun, B.

Valentine, A. Yrn Brant. V. M. 'CASiad, Cresideut.

Seer 'try ja2S ISKC'OKLYK rlKE iNl'KANCii. COMPANY. CiLvKTKRKT? 134. omcta s. Y.No.noocri, corner of Ketnsri rr 'f Ian i try, geiiiieuitn were ch'.

pTfDt. A.PLbxsr. Jcmts ls. Bursh. iliF'T, John LoUiiie.

juimT. Bruce, i.vinB. r'rancis V. Sci.od5, Brynii 11. Smith, Wni.

Ells "rib Gilbert L.BeccUman.Jesae elisnaTi. joj iua Suttou. Fr oncis P. Furnabi, trt orKe Giltillan. tob Tt iiht.

Jas. W. L'ndeihiU, Isaac V. Brings. Jern'kV.

Sdir Jededii MilUr, Samuel WhWaK. Aw'd C. r. Ueaa. WILLIA31 Kl.I SWOUTU, President.

CHItl.Fji BLUKUALTF.R, Yim President. VS. F. Lr.GC MT, fcecitUry. Ai.GfaE.

RoBtRT C. tii Surveyors. CaPxTAL J. No. 4C Wall street.

Vcrk, AndKTT B. i'Tcds, Jc L.Ji'vt ret t. Julius A. D'iricc, Oiisw. B.

White, A. J. Alairt. Win Mulligan. M.

P. Uodifes. B. Blauchard. t.7mour ilusttd Chas.

E. Smith, O. W. Brennaa, Robert Slum on, otroi.e, Grahams Polley. Thos.

C. Moore, James P. Be ams, Pdwardt W. Fiske Phillip S. Crooke.

T. Cobb. J. M. I'urmsn, 1, H.

Godwin 3t Brooklyn. it. Livtrmore, Js5. H. fclmore, Jem J.

Crmii. ij co. W. Prisci, Wm. A.

Cobb, John Moore, j'ared Sparks, L. Morgan, J. V. Pcliooiiuaker. 17 OOT.H.

President. A. B. HODGES; Vice President. SAB.

M. KiHEru, Mecre.t?ry i ApmiMuuLbuu sc i w. 3oh Calbow, Surveyor. fe30 TrREMAN'STRLs JC OP BUOOKLYN. fT INSURANCE COMPANY I fiAPK CAPITAL Ofhce.

No. 9 Coukt Stf.kkt, (opposite City tlali.) Ofdfcd on the principle of payinsr one half the profits ten per cent to the widows and Orphans' Fund of the Fire Department of the City of Brooklyn. This Company having Us Capital all paid In cash, and In process of investment Is Issue Policies of Insurance on Merchandise. Buildings. Ships to port, and other property, on the most favorable terms.

pirkctop.s: George Hall. A. A. Low, Wm. H.

Ciry, John T. Modre. I. H. Frothmghani, Wm.

Wall, Daniel Van Vooihls, Peter B. Anderson, Peter Duryea. Aaron A. Degratiw, Hobart Ford, Peter Wyckoff. Eli Bobbins, Israel D.

Velsor. GilbertL. Haight, ofcn Sehcnck. Warren Sneden, Uenry R. Pierson, Thomas Clark.

Alfred M. Wood. eo. Remse livkigstoc K. Miliar J.

M. Thome, M. D. John Loud, Frederick T. l'tet, C.

II. Lippitt, Joua B. Stewart, nrrvM. nL Crawford O. Smith.

John J. GloAer. JchnT. r. jsuck.

an Drum ujcuou y. J. llunford. MaxeellusMassey, Jas. B.

M'Conochie, Smith Fancher, ilbam Beard, Joseph H. Field, S. h. Cbltieinler trool: Bciti l. asn iientsj' iii HALL, PrcsUeat.

TIEST CLASS HRS INS'JK. wll JL LJAii M. LlTVl.K 337 Fui.tun over the Post Office. Brooklyn, Respectfully informs the people of the City of Brooklyn and Its vicinity, that be is prepared io effect Insurance for them at the very lowest rates at which any first class Company in sures in the City, on their Stores, and other ltuildirigs, and on Furniture, Merchandise, and Personal Property of ftrv description, in the HARKLT INSURANCE COM PAN Oi' the City of New York. OtTicK.

37 Wall st. CA.r 11 CAPITAL TWO HUNDRED TIB DOLLARS And a large Surplus, all securely invested. Phlletue H. Holt, Henry G. Reeve, Go.

B. Whitfield, Joseph P. it Daniel T. Willets, Albert Havcmeyer, Silas Davis, Albert L. Be Ca.rap, Teunis W.

Quick, Oliver II, fchepard, John M. Brace. Jr. Robert F. Sage.

Henry Kowlaud, Beni. H. Howell, David M. Turnure, Alfred L. Uovre, Stephen LinmgtoD, Jose T.

Navarro, P. Miller, Enoch Eetcham, Asher Taylor, gtepbn W. Gaines. Win. A.

CummineB. Edward Bill, liahaL. Walton, Heniy Nath'l W. Chater, kelson Sherwood, Brcstr Valentine.Wm, U. Goodwin, BENJAMIN H.

HOWELL, President, Abbxi Tavlou, Vice President, H. P. Fbrsuah, Secretarj, WM. M. LITTLE, Auctioner, gives his personal attention tiSales in all parte of the City, Ileal Estate boughtjand sold.

znj3 Iy HEN IX FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BJtOOlCLYN. Office Fdltok PTkKt.7, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. Branch Office, No. 6i! vVall Stkkkt, New York, CASH CAPITAL, With a Surplcs. Insures Housen, Manufactories, Buildings, Machinery, Goods, MerchandUe, Chattels and Personal Estate, Ships, Yweelfl and Cargoes (in port only.) aud Ships building, from Lceaand Damage by ire.

DlRKflTORSr Stephen CrowelL V. Stout, J. D. Ingersoll, John M. Hicks, Tftnrv fnlins.

Charles O. BetU, James's. Rockwell, George I. Sanger, lteni. K.

Spavtr. John Sherman, Samuel Haluted, Samuel Booth, Gilbert Sayres, William A. Budd, Clements. Parsons Robert SherwelL Leonard C. Dewing, Thos.

H. Ropdman, William AL VaiL Edward A. TiOW, Samuel W. Ilurtls, Jer'h V. Spadeis, Alvfn C.

Bradley. Gustav Schwab, Moses P. Odell. H. Frothincham, Ben j.

P. vtarrtwen. Daniel F. remold. George B.

Archer, Jotbam Vt eeka, John A. Betta. Ezra II aid win. Nathan T. Beers, ftalnh Mend, George W.

Bergen, Alexia Jtragg, Henry Bange, Joshua Atkins, Augustus StudwelL iiOrtnn iiiiurcwB. STEPHEN CHOWEXL. President pEiLjrnr.a 5haw, Eecratary. HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE C'OMfA NY OF THE CITY OF NEW YOKK. OOlce.

Whitlock Buildmg, BROOKLYN OFFICE, No. 6 COURT STKEEX tt, iOi)poalt City HaU.) A. Walkkr, Surveyor for Brooklyn. CAPITAL ISC.OW. SECURELY INVESTED.

Itisuree Dwellings, btprea ruid other buildings; Goods, Machinery, Furnitare. Ships, Building, MorJcaRees' Interest. Leases and Rents Vessels In port and their Careoes. Inland NivR Transportation, and other property analnst Loi3 or Damai on lhemoBtfavoral.lt terms, aadwlll promivUySt William Chauncey, Wm. K.

Strong W. M. Newell, A. Kisanr, Robert It. Currier, Mmard II.

Fowler. John II. Corlics. Gfin. Moses Taylor, Edward Hatu 'aui wpouoru, 0.

Van Schalck, r. Baraalou. Wm. A. Wheeler, 0.

Meletta, N. C. Piatt, John T. iRon. as.

B. Wilson, ts. i. Hnracue. B.

M. Whitlock, John B. Snoofc Ben. II. Lillle, William Holdrcdge, W.

H. Biilkl lohn G. Holbrooke, John G. Lightbody, George Carroll, J. Coleman, Nathaniel W.

m. HoMrertge. Waul 1. 1. mcuocaia, l'aon JLatnrop, Francis Miller, WM.

CHAUNCEY. PrHon WM. HOLDREDGE, Vice President. Johh K. OiXLsr, SecreUrr.

feia ly in (u S. I I i 1 I i i I original reolutions. In witnesswhercof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of office, at our City of Albany, this twentieth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine. Iy83m GIDEON TUCKER, Secretary of Sate. STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS, undersigned, Sheriff of the County of Kings, in conformity to a precept to him in this behalf directed and delivered, and by this.

Ids proclamation, requires all persons bound to appear at a Court of Oyer and Terminer and JaU delivery, to be holden at the Court House, City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, in and for the said County, on the 3d day of October, A. I). 1859, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, by recognizance or otherwise, to appear thereat, and the undersigned hereby requires all Justices of the Peace, Coroners, or other Officers who have taken recognizances for the appearance of any person at the said Court, or who have taken any inquisition or the examination of any prisoner or witness, to return such recognizance, inquisition and examina tion to the said Court, at the opening thereof, on the first day of its sitting. Signed at the Sheriff's Ofiice, on the tenth day of September, A. D.

1809. slOtd GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff UPREME COllKT Washington L. Gilroy and Mary, hia wife. In nursuance ot aiudirment order of this Courtmade in the above entithMl action, bearing date the 9th day of August, i will sell by public auction at the Commercial Exchange No. 3(i9 Fulton street, (opposite the City HaU.) in the City of Brooklyn, on the 2d day of September.

1859, at 12o'clocknoon, the following described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, (late Williamshurgh) and known and distin guished on a certain map of property belonging to Garrett i Furtnan and Grover C. Furman, on file in the office of the Regfster (late Clerk) of the County of Kin us, entitled a map I of property at Williamsburgh, New York, Feb. drawn bv Isiiiir Ludlow. Citv Survevor. lis lot No 68.

bounded and described as follows, viz: Northerly in front, by South Third i street; southerly, in rear, by lot No. 89 on said map; easterly on one side by lot No. r.y on said map; and westerly on the other side, by lot No. 67 on said map; containing in width, in front and rear each twenty five feet, and in length on each side one hundred feet. Dated August 11, 1859.

LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Referee. "Wm. H. Scott, PlfTs Atty. aull 2awtsTh The sale of the above property is postponed until the 13th day of September, 1859.

at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn. Sept. 2, 1859. i se32awtS LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Referee.

The sale of the above property Is further postponed until the 18th day of October, 1859, at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, September 13th, 1859. seH2awtsW LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Referee. SUPREME COURT Henry L. Riker against Daniel Proddow Shilton, Sarah Ann Shilton and others.

In pursuance of a judgment of the Supreme Court of the 1 State of New York, made at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 25th day of July last, will be sold under the direction of the subscriber.at public auction at the City Sales Room, No. 343 Fulton Adrian H. Muller, Auctioneer, In the City of Brooklyn, Kings County, on the fourth day of October noon.Allthntcertain lot, of ground situated at (Jreenpolnt, in the City of Brooklyn.Klngs County and State of New on a map of a farm of the late John A. Meserole.made by Daniel Ewen, City Surveyor.dated November, 183fi, and filed in the Register's office of Kings County, as lot number one hundred and thirty four (134). as the same is laid down on said map.

Dated September 9. 1859. A. D. DITMARS, Referee.

IT. L. Riker, Atty in person. sel02awtS SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY, STATE OF NEW YORK Thomas H. Norris against Augustus Knowltonand Anna M.

Knowlton, his wife; Samuel A. Phillips, assignee; George T. Jackson, Edward Martin, Robert Morrison, Peter Van Zandt Lane, William B. Guild, Edward Harvey, Charles Judson, Henry D. Townsend, Edward Kem eys, and Norman D.

Sampson. Summons for Relief. (Com. notser.) To the defendants above named You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, on thelath day of August, 1859, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, in said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, number 110 (one hundred and ten) Broadway, in the city of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the compliant. Dated New York City, August 15.

lKi9. HOPPER, EMERSON A JACKSON. Plaintiff's Attorney. OTJPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS So Jane Culbert, Plaintiff, against Jolm S. Greenin, John M.

Council. Isaac L. Wilcox and Mary his wife, John M. Wilcox and Maria, his wife.and William Stafford, Defendants. Summons for relief.

(Com. not ser.) To the above named defendants You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this actionwhich will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of ines.at the City Hall.Lu the city of Brooklyn, nnrl trtserve rnnvn'f vmiranswer to the said comnlainton the subscriber, at his ofiice. No. 02 William street, iu the City of i New York, within twenty days after the service of this sum mons nn vou. exclusive of the day of such service; and if you i fail to answer the said coinplaintwithin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief de mnuueu in tue complaint, uaieu new iorK, re.

uu. ioos. WILLIAM R. STAFFORD, Plaintiffs' Attorney. 2 William street.

The comnlaintmthis action was filed iu the office of the Clerk ofthe County of Kings, at the City Hall in the City of Brooklyn, on the twenty eighth day of February, 1859. New orK. August 11', auSilawHwS Wm. R. Stafford, PlfTs Atty.

T3S PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF ROS I WELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate ofthe County of Kin gs Notice is hereby given, according tolaw, to all persona hav Ing claims against THOMAS BURROUGHS, late ofthe City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, the executors, at the office of Remsen A Burroughs' Lime and Brick Yard, Cross's Dock, foot of Ann street, in the city of Brooklyn, on or before the 21st day of March next. Dated September 1st, 1859. in EMMA L. BURROUGHS.

pp.tttnr, sel71aw6mS HORACE F. BURROUGHS, i cutors. "VTOT1CE OF APPLICATION FOR THE DIS 11 charge of nn insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the provisions of the third article ofthe first title of the fifth chapter or the second part or the Revised Statutes. JOHN R. HARRINGTON, of the City or Brooklyn, County or Kings and State of New York, Insolvent debtor.

Notice first published the 20th day of August, 1859. Creditors to appear before the Honorable Samuel D. Morris, County Judge of Kings County, at his Chambers, at the City Hall, City of Brooklyn, Kings County, N. on the 31st day of October, 1859. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause If any they have, why an assignment should not be made of said insolvent's estate, and he be discharged from his debts.

Mugust 1st, SCK1BNER DENSLOW, aur.O lawlOwS Attorneyajor insolvent. No. 29 Wall st. TVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE DIS Ll charge of an Insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the provisions of the third article of the first title of the fifth chapter of he second part of the Revised Statutes. JOHN K.

HARRINGTON, of the City of Brooklyn, for himself and as one ofthe firm of Harrington Co. Notice first published the 3d day of August. 1859. Creditors to appear before the Hon. Samuel D.

Morris, CountyJutlKe In audfor the County or Kings, at his Chambers at the City Hall, City of Brooklyn, on the 31st day of October next, at ten o'clock In tb forenoon. SCRIBNElt k. DENSLOW, au)31awl()wS Attorneys for Insolvent No. 29 Wall at SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY, STATE Jo OF NEW YORK Charles Gregg, against Augustus Knowlton and Anna M. Knowlton, his wife: Samuel A.

Phillips, iinsignee; George T. Jackson, Edward Mar hi. Robert Morrison. Peter Van Zandt Lane. William B.

Guild, hdward Harvey. Charles Juds n. Henry I). Townsend vard Ke eys. and Norman D.Haiunsun.

Summon for relief. (Com. notser. TyS MtSSSa1 UwfW to unswer tho Yi.iu which was Hied In the ofiice or the rn I of Kings, on the 15th of August, 18j9, bitedNew VorkCity. Au 1 8C17 lawOw l'laintiira Attorneys CHAPPED HANDS CURED IMMEDIATELY hv ualnn PAKKEK'8 MCTHKAN.

For sale by Mm AYF8.17S l'ulton street, nnd liy tlie nrosrletor. ilKUSOUKI, PAWLEE, l'ulton avenue, cor. iay t. feio em' l.w..lrltrn Iti nli illiit.V unit il heir oflicu, nnmlira 110 (one hundred nnd Si I th" ty of New York, within twenty days A wvlce Vmmnona on you exclusi ve uf tho or me Horviri': und If to "nwei tho suid coinululiit ILi.ffi ih. liini' uroresiuil.

the 1 ntlli In this Helton will nn ilu'rolief demanded the cuinnlu nt. CHAP. 271. AN ACT to submit to ihv people a law authorizing a loan of two millions five hundred tho' isand dollars, to provide for the payment of the floating debt uf the State. Pn.

seU April BJth. K5L1 three fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in Sen ate and Assembly, do enact as foik ws She Tii i 1. The Commissioners of the Canal Fund are here bv auih to borruw on the credit of the State two mil liiii.s five hundred thousand dollars, at a rate not exceeding six per cent, per annum, and reimbursable at such periods ri be determined by the said commissioners, not exceeding eighteen years irom the time of making such loan. AU the provisions uf law in relation to loans made by commissions of the canal fund, and the and transfer of certificates of stock, shall apply tu loaus authorized by this act so us the same is applicable.

i 2. The moneys realized by such loan shall be applied exclusively to the payment of claims against the State not ise provided for. for work done on the canals of the Mate, and fur private property appropriated by the State for the use of such canals, and injury to private property 1 lao'ini: cut of the ctin. trti' ii'ni uf the canals, or to the payment of the principal and interest of suculoan. and for fiber purpose whatever.

5 3. Twti millions five hundred thousand dollars is here by appropriated, to be paid ouf of the treasury, on the war rant or the auditor of the canal department, from the said muiie. within two years from the time when this act shall take effect, for the payment of claims against the State, 1 tpciticd in the last preceding section, and for the payment of the interest on the loan authorized by this act. which shall become payable prior to the Tcceipt into the treasury of the tire annual tax, hereinafter directed lie levied and collected, for the payment of the iuterdst and principal of the lon autborizett by this act; tut any sum applied to pay interest as aforesaid, may be refunded out of the pro ceeos of the said taxes witen received into the treasury. 1 J.

An annual tax is hereby Imposed, anil shall be lev Jed and collected in the gainer manner as other state taxea are levied and collected. ufliciect to pay the interest and redeem the principal of the loan hereby authorised, within eighteen ycarr from the time of the contracting thereof. Ihe comptroller shall ascertain and determine what sum, lieing applied In payment of principal and interest, in th first vear after the tax can ha collected as afore4aid, and in each succeeding year thereafter, within the period of eighteen yeaia from the time of contracting said loan, will be i sufficient to pay the interest and redeem tho principal pf aid loan within said period of eighteen years and shall in each year apportion the sum so required amongthe several counties of this state, according to the then last correct as Bessment rolls returned to bis office, and shall give notice of such apportionment to the boards of supervisors of the respective countk s. It shall be the duty of trie boards of Vnnnrtb.no.i in purl, vi nr to ip levied, collected and ouid supervisors oi tne respective counties to cause tue niiiuu.ii ihVtrt iisurHrofthw state, in the same manner as other state taxes. The money collected and paid into the treasury under tins Section, snail constitute a sinKing iuua to pay th' interest ynd redeem the principal of the loan contracted pursuant to this act.

and shall be sacredlyapplled to that purpose and if. at any time, the sinking fund shall be insufficient to comply with the requirements of this section the comptroller shall increase the sum thereafter to be levied and collected by Tax in each year, so as to make the fund adequate for the purpose aforesaid. The fourth section or this act. imposinga tax. may be repealed whenever the revenues of the cannls.

after meeting all present constitutional charges upon them, shall amount to enough to form a sinkinc fund sufficient to pay the interest and redeem the principal of all loans within the eighteen yearsmentinned in the first section of this act. Jn. Tins act shall be submitted to the people of this State at the next general election, and the votes given for its adoption shall be endorsed "Constitutional loin," and shall be in the following form "For a loan of two millions five hundred "thousand dollars, to pay the floating debt of tbes tnte," and against a loan ofttvo million five hundred thousand dollars to pay the floating debt of the The inspectors in the several election districts in this state shall provide a separate box. in which the ballots given in pursur ance of this act shall be deposited. The ballots shall be canvafcvjd ami returned, and the result shall be determined and turned in the same manner as tne vote given lor tne oilice of Governor of this state.

If the majority of the votes cast, pursuant to this act, shall be For a loan of two I million five hundred thousand dollars to pay the floating debt of then the preceding sections of this act I Fhall take efi'cct; but if a majority of the voi so cast shall be "Against a loan of two millions five hundred thoutn I doIh Vs, to pay the floating debt of the state, then the Enid sections ball not take effect, but shall be inoperative. you are witiiout ueiay to uenvera copy oi cue aoove notice to th Supervisors or one of the Assessors of each Town or Ward in your county: and also cause a copy notice to bepublished in all the public newspapers print ed in vour county, once a week until the election. Yours repectfully, GIDEON J. TUCKER. Secretary of State.

CtcyTT or Kr.tcs, as. I certify that I have compared the above with the original received by from the Secretary of State of the State of New York and that the same is a true copy of the said original. Dated Brooklyn, Aug. 4' autill elec GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff. i SHERIFF'S SALES.

SUPREME COURT. The South Brooklyn Sa vings Institution against John Stevenson and others. John N. Tayloh, PI If Atty, In imruanc" of a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date the seventh day of September, YtTt'J. 1 will sell by public auction at the City Sale Booms, No.

Fulton st (opposite the City Hall.) in tho City of Brooklyn, on the 3d day of October. 1359, at 12 o'clfc. following described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parc i of land, situate, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, ihe County of Kings, in the Stato of New York, known and distinguished on a certain map filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings. enH tied "map of the property of the heirs of Francis Joralemon, deceased, iu the City of Brooklyn, November, 18Ii. eiirreyed by R.

K. Paue, City Surveyor, Brooklyn," by tho number 2li8. bounded and containing as follows, to wit: Beginning on the westerly side of Boerum street at a point aeventy three feet two inches southwesterly along Boerum street from the westerly corner of Livingston and Boerum streeta; and running thence northwesterly along the southerly side of lot number 227 on said map, eighty six feet four inches to lot number 224 on said map; thence southwesterly along the easterly side of the last mentioned lot twenty fire feet three inches to lot number 229 on said map; thence southeasterly along the northerly side of the last mentioned lot eighty three feet to Boerum street; and tiience northeasterly alonsc the westerly side of Boerum street twenty five feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn. Sept.

'J, 185. 2aw3w8WW) GEO. REMSEN. Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE Ry virtue of a writ of execution Issued out of the Supreme Court, to me directed and delivered I will sell by public auction, at the City Sales Rooms, No.

343 FulUm street, in the City of Brooklyn, on the 15th day or September, lit, at 12 o'clock noon, all the right, title and interest which WILLIAM G. LK l)UC had on the 2d day of August, 1S59, or at any time thereafter, in whose bands soever the same may in ami to. All thosic certain 40 lotsofJand. situate in the Twelfth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, Kings County and Statof New York, and known on a certain map filed in the otfice of th Register of Kings Coun ty, entitled "Map of property belonging to Col. Daniel Richards.

In the City of Rrooklyn," and known by the numbers 45y to both inclusive, bounded northerly by Halleck street southerly by Percival street, easterly by Columbia struct, and westerly by Otsego street. Dated August 2d. 1859. auSlawfiwTu GEORGE REMSEN. Sheriff.

The above pale is postponed until the 15th day of November, 1K59. at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, Sept. 15th, 1859. se'7 lawiS GEORGE RI5M31CN.

Shcrifl. GENTS FT UMSIIING GOODS. HIKTSJ SHIRTS Three geed Shirts for 3. Fine Shirts 1,60, $2,00, $2,25. Marseilles and Printed Shirta, new patterne.

Shirt Bosoms A large assortment, 25c to The latest novelties In Scarft and Tins, (no old stock.) T. B. FAULKNER'S GENTS' FCRmtMING STORE, 143 Fulton Strkht, mnSf1 1' Btttwpp.n Sanrip and ITIirh trecti. OB PRINTING EXEC UTJE NEATLY" AND promptly at this office. 1 I 1 1.