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EAGLE. EL VOL. 17. NO. 85.

BUOOKLYNi SAHTIRJ 1858. ONE CENT. fir C0EP0RAT1ON NOTICES. mSTJEAHCE. C0BP0EATI0N NOTICES.

C0BP0EATI0N NOTICES. IrnjoMp KH0ENEX FIRE INSURANCE OF BKOOKLVN. Offlco In New York. Vo. (A WALL RET, and in Brooklyn, Sis FULTON STBBET, oppooitd City Hall.

OABH $200,000, Insures Honses, Hanntaetorlea, Buildings, Machinery, Good, Verebandtso, Chattels and Personal! Estate, Ships, Vessels 'and Cargoes (In port only,) and Ships building, from Lou and Damage by Flxo. I. VAN" ANDBN. PUBLISHER AND PKORDCTOR Xiaix BDiLDinas 30 AD Si Fuwox Srrrnpt, Bbooiitb. Delivered to City Snbscribera everj trenlnff, it si sni quarter cents per week, pajable to toe carrier.

SOT' This PAreKbns the bt ciadnLATioK of any ereaiBic super published In the Un.led Slates, ud as a medlamfbr bust npeti airi ndvp.rLtiincr. 1. not snrDftsgea by wit other A 8SESSOR5' NOTICE. In the of XjL apportioning and assessing the'expense'of eross walks nn Wayette avenue, at the weilerly side of Canton Btreet the Board or A se. s'jrs of the Cliy or Brooklyn, pursuant to the Jprovls oriB of an Act of the Luguriatrire of the8tate of New York, entitled "an ct to Consolidate the Cities ofBrookiyn and and the town or Busbwlck.

Into one Munlclpa government, and to incorporate the same "hereby givenoti. o. at.lho Report Oflhe Atsesiment in the above entitled matter hait been made, and that said report Is now the i office of the stld Board, at the City Hall, in the City ofirlrooklyn, where the tame can be examined by ail.persons interested, and lhat the said Board will meetln aald'oulee' on tne 21st day of April umlaut, at Ihree o'clock; P. to hear objections, (if any, from ihe parties Interested, and to cornplete and sign our aaldrepori. Parties bavlniL objections to make, will tenia present tnem In wriiing Drited, Rrooklyn, April 6th, 1858.

Byordsrof the Board of ArsoESorj. ap810l Z. R. COMBS. President ASSESSORS' NOTICE, In the matter of ap portioning and assessing Ithe expense of flagging side wa.xa in Sprgen Btreet, between Nevina street and atb avenue.

I'he Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn pursuant to the nroysions of an act of the Legishvare of the State of Near York, entitled "an act to consolidate the cities of B.ookiyn and Williamsburgh. and the town of Bushwick. Into one municipal government, and to Incorporate, the same," hereby give notice, that report of the assessment in entitled matter baa beim and that said report Is now deposited in the omce of tho Bld Board, at ihe City Hall, In the City oi Brooklyn where the same can be examined brail persons interested, and that the paid Board will meetln said office on the 21st day of April, Instant, at 3 o'clock. P. to har objections, (It any,) from thti parties tntereBtid.

and to complele and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, wilt please present them in writing. Daied Brooklyn, April 6. 1853. By order of the Board of Asseasors, ap9 10t Z.

B. COMBS, President ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In. the matter of apportioning and assessing tho expense of flagging sidewalks on tne west side of Hampden street, between Myrtle avenue and Auburn place. The Board of Assessors of the City ofBrookiyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, entitled "An Act to consolidate the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Bushwick, Into ono Municipal Government, and to Incorporate tho same," hereby give notice, that the roport of the assessment in the above entitled matter has been made, and that said report is now deposited In the offlco of the said Board, at the City Hall In the city of Brooklyn, where the same can bo examined by all persons interested, and that the said Beard will meetln s.ld office on the 21st day of April Inst, at 3 o'clock, P.

to hear objeetions (if any) from tho parties Interested, and to complete and our said eport. Parties having objections to make, will please present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 6th, 1858 By order of the Hoard of Assessors. Jp 10d Z. R.

COMBS, President. Wm. H. Haiard, BenJ.P. Bearer, Daniel F.

Fernald, AlrlnC. Bradley, Joiham Weeks, Guslar Schwab. Stephen OroweU, Bichurd Crook. John'Harper, B. Lltchueld, Alaniou Traak, jg Tzbhs Inrsxisblr cash.

In eumuiee. John A. Bettc, Hoses F. Udell, George W. Bergen, Wm.

Vandeventar, Henry N. Conkun, John D. Lawrenea, jl. owui, Alexis Brazir. James D.

Grar. OF EVKK.Y 7B0MPTLT AIID MAILT HXS0OIID. sy A great reductiOD from former ratf J. D. IngersolL JohnN.Hicfcg, Geonre H.

Ellerr. Georee Areher. Henry Collins, Henry Bangs, H.Frothlagham, Charles C. Betta, Nathan I. Been, Mat Armstrong, Edward Anthony, Ralph Mend, Jr, 8.

Boi'n Chapnan, Jamee S. Rockwell, Joshua Atkins, jr, Benj. f. Wardwell, S. Van Benschoten, Augustus StudweU, BE00KLYN WATEB WOEKS.

ureurKe oauRer, ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on Cumberland street, cast side, between Pulton aud Atlantic avenues. Tho Board of Assessors or the City of Brooklyn, oursu STEPHEN CKOWELL, President. Secretary. au23tf I PmLAxnui Shaw, AS8ES.SOR8' NOTICE.

In the matter of apportioning and assessing ihe expense of filliDg up aid draining Ion in the block bounded by 8thand 9th avenues, loth, loth. Braxton and Mldile streets. The Board.or Assessors ortho' City ofBrookiyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of New York; entitled "an Act io consolidate ihe Cities or Brooklyn, WlUiamsburgb, and the town of Hushwick, into one Municipal Government, and lo incorporate the same, hereby give notloe, that tho Report of the Assessment In the above entitled matter has been made, and that said Report ts now deposited In tho Office of the laid Board, atiheCi'y Hall, In theCitv ofBrookiyn, where the same can be examired by all nersons interested, ana that the old Hoard will meat in said office on Ihe Slatday of April instint, at three o'clock, P. lo hear objections (if any,) from the parties interested, aud to complete and sign our said Purlies haviriohiprtlmiH tnmake. wlllrjleace DreSent ant to the proyislons of au Act of the Legislature of tho State of Now York, entitled "An Act to consolidate the cities ofBrookiyn and Svilllamsburgh, and the town of ASSESSORS' NOTICE.

In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of gaB lamps and poaia on Putnam avenue between Bedford and Franklin avenues. The Board of Astessora of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an act of the gialature of the State of Now York, eutltled "an act to conaolidate the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Buuhwlck, Into one Municipal Government, and to incorporate Ihe aame," hereby give notice, that the report of the aasi.ssmrntfn the above entlt ed nutter has been made, and tbatsald report Is now depo.lted in the office of the aald Bosrd. at the City Hail. In the City of Brooklyn, where the aame can be examined by all peraons interested, and that the said Board will moat in naid office on the 21a: day of.A priU Instant, at 3 o'clnrk. P.

to hear objections, if any frcm tho parties lntereated; and to complete and sign our said report Pariir having objertlons lo make, will please present tnem In writing. Dated Brooklyn, April Sth, 1853. By order of tne Board of A ssesaors. apSlOl Z. B.

COMBS, President jousnwicK, inio one municipal government, ana io incorporate the same," Hereby give notice, that the report of tho LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL $200,000, WITH A LAHOl S0BFU78. Office No. 41 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Btuldlngs, Merchandise, Machinery and Property generally Insured at eurrent rates.

This Company has been uninterruptedly In business during Ibe last twenty yeara. and has passed through the great New Tork fires or IBS and 18, and also the great Brooklyn fire of Tbeydwe their escape from thsm, with eomparatlrely slight lossss, to the system which they always praaUce, orilm lling and scattering their risks. All losses which the Company Bay sustain, will adJusUd and paid with their aecustbrned promptitude. 1 DinacTotts. i them in writing.

Dated Brooklyn, Aprils, 1868. 1 But these speculative questions upon the na ture of their depoBita and their fossils are not' the only subjects of, interest that theat tention of a visitor to locality. He finds himself in farming distriot, comparatively thrifty, laod remarkably convenient to the greatest markets. The soil, naturally poor and sandy, is made productive by manure, much' of it carted back as return loads by the wagons which convey 'the produce of the farms to Brooklyn and New York. But that which the far itself should return to the soil is sadly neglected.

The cbuegs of the barn yard manure evaporates in the sand, is washed out by the rains, while the dry refuse is returned to the fields. Compost making appears to be an unknown art, and the immense resources on hand in the piles of ds composing peat are quite disregarded. That the value of their stock of animal manure may be trtbled by judicious mixing of the muck is not in the experience of these farmers. Rumors, it is true, have reached that there is value in the article but they regard it as it lies spread put around their farms, with a shy aspect, as fish look upon a tempting bait placed in their way something very good if they knew how to take it, but which may catch thvm if they take hold of it the wrong way so they judiciously wait to see the result of an experiment made by one boldertban the rest; who has eovwed a field of eeveral acres, eighteen inches deep, with pure muck, upon which he intends to plant potatoes. The result of this experiment, with nothing even to neutralise the acidity of the sulphate of iron, is not likely to add to the estimation of the Unappreciated muck.

What an opportunity is there offoided for. a skilful agriculturist to secure these 200,000 cubic yards of fertilizing material, and with it enrich the sandy fields for which it may be made so excellent a nutriment. What excellent opportunities for the cultivation of the cranberry, a crop but little known in this region, though well suited to it, and probably made with ease more remunerative than any now cultivated. Another subject that came to our notice iu this excursion upon the line of the Brooklyn Water Works is the furnishing of tho vast amount of iron pipes required for the conveyarica or the water from the pumping engines to the reservoirs, and thence to the city and throughout the streets of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh. The quantities required are nearly as follows 6 miles of pipe 3 feet in diameter, and the same ltpg of 30 inch pipe 4 miles of 20 inch pipe 12 of 12 inch 36 miles of 8 inch and 64 miles of 6 inch diameter.

With all our rssources of iron ores, skill and capital, a considerable proportion of this pipe is imported from Glasgow, Scotland. Not merely do we fail ro furnish the usscsMr.cnt in inc aoove entiucu mauer nun ueeu jnaue, and that said report is now deposited in the omce of the said Board, at the City Hall In the city of Brooklyn, where the same can he. examined by all persons interested, and that the said Board wilt meet In said office on the 21st day of April at 3 o'clock, P. to hear objections (if any) from the parties interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will please present them in writing.

Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1858. By order oi the Hoard of Assessors. op9 10d Z. COMBS, President SSESSORS' NOTICE. Inlhe tiiatteToTap portlonlng and assessing the expense of fencing lots on the northeast eorner of Portland avenuo and Hanson place.

The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of York, entitled An Act to consolidate tho Benj. W. Delamaier, Chas. P. Lererteh, Henry Toting, John Vanderhllt, Mlntura Post, Thos.

Barlis. Peter C. Cornell, Fred'k Marquand, Daniel Ayrea, J. O. Skldmore, John A Lett, E.

K. Corning, John P. Telrerton, John H. Prenuoe, Chas. J.

Taylor, JohnSchenek. Thos. W. Blrdsall, Geo. S.

Wily Fmlth Woodhull. Wm; M. Bliss. Chas, E. Hill.

iy uruur oi ine ioarct oi Assessors. lOt Z. B. COMB President. A SSESSORS" NOTICE.

In the matter of XL apportioning and assessing the expense of fllUug lota on street easterly rom Franklin avenue. Tho Board or Asasora of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provlilotis o' au Actof the Legislature of the State of New York, sntltled "an Act lo Consolidate the Ciliea of Brooklyn, Williamtburgh. and the town or Bushwick, Into one Munici pal Government, and lo tnoorporafe the same," hereby give notiet that'ibe Report of the Assessment in the above enthled ra ter has been trade, and that said Report Is now deposited In ihe oHlco of ihe said Board, at ihe City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, where same can oe examined by all Dersons interested, iind thai tne eaid Woard will meet in said offioe on the 21hI day of April Instant, at three o'clock, I. lo hear objections, tit" any.) from the rartiea Interested, and to eomp'ete laid sign our Baid report. Parties having objections to make, will plcasa present them in wriiing.

Dated, Bfooklyn, April 5, 1858. By order of the Board of Aanessurs. apSlOt Z. R. COMBS, rrcsUicnt K.

V. Thorne. Meiiah Wriaht. Daniel A. RnhMnn.

A SSESSORS' NOTICE In the matter of ap portlsning and aessstlng the expense of gaa lamps aad posit on Franklin avenue between Blckdry street and Aflantlo avenue. The Hoard of Aspefsors of the City of Broaklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an act of ihe Legislature of the State cf Now York, entitled "ana't to conaolida'e the cities of Brcoklyn and Williamsbuigh. and Ihe town of Bushwick, In'o one municipal government, mil tu incorporate the same," hnreby give nolioe, that the report of the the aoove entitled mit'er haa been mnde. Hud ih.t said report Is now deposited in the uflloo of the said Board, at the City Hall, in tho City of Brocklyn, wren the slime can re examined by all persona Imeres ed, and that ihe said Board will men in said ollicl on the 21st day of April, instant, at 3 o'clock P. to hi.

objections, any, from the parties interested, and to complete lgn our eald report iartica having objection: to mik will presant thn in riling Dated Brooklyn, S08. Jit Older of the Boiru of Assessors. Chas. H. Rogers.

B. W. DELAMATKB, President. Wm. W.

HiMSHAW, Secretary. jal6 tf cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Bushwick. into ono Miinlcinal Government, and to Incor porate the same," Hereby give notice, Hint the report of MASTODON REMAINS. Having beard of the recent discovery of some tones of the Mastodon in the excavations made for the Brooklyn Water Works at Baisley's Pond, two miles beyond the Village of Jamaica, we availed ourselves of a favorable opportunity to visit the locality, curious to witness the disinterment of the remains of bo interesting a monster, or if this might not be, at least to observe the conditions under which they were deposited. The Brooklyn and Williamsbnrgh Aqueduct is to be supplied from a series of short watercourses, whose source is near the southern base of the range of Highlands which passes along through the central portion of Long Island, two to three miles back from it.

The strip of cduntry is exceedingly well watered, and the streams gusldng out from the sand are pure and never failing. They have long been used to supply the power for the saw and grist mills of the region, and, when choked in their course by dams, or natural obstructions, they have spread "but into ponds, which, whan cleared of their vegetable accumulation, are made convenient reservoirs, with clean, natural bottoms of sand. Baisley's pond is the nearest of these sources of supply, and a covered conduit is constructed to lead from it into the open canal, which receives the waters of more distant sources. At the juncture of this conduit with the canal, the latter gives place to the main conduit, through which the waters are conveyed five miles to the pumping engines, which are to be stationed below the great reservoirs on Udgewcod Hill, Before tUe pond was drained for cleaning, it wag a long, shoal collection of water, covering some thiriy flve acres, overgrown with water lilies, and its banks miry wHh peat muck. A living stream of water runs through it, which for generations past had turned a mill at its outlet.

inc assessment me aDove cntiiieu matter nas neri niuue, and that said report is now deposited in ihe office of tho snid Board, at the City Hall in thcClty of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined by all persons interes i and that the said Board will meet In said office on the 21st day of Anrll at 8 o'clock. P. to hear obiectlons (if any) MBCHANIC3' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Brooklyn, L. I. Offices No.

I Montague street, (Mechanics' Back Building,) Brooklyn, ana No. 31 Wall street, (Meohanics' Bank Building, New York. CASH CAPITAL, $150,000. Insures buildings, merchandize, furniture, vessels in port, and their cargoes, and other property, ngalns loss or damage by lira. DTKBCT09S.

Daniel Cbauneey, 3. P. Van Bergen, Robert H. Berdell, Samuel Sloan, Jacob H. Sackmann, Joseph C.

Johnson, ap910: Z. K. COMBS, President from the parties interested, and to complete and sign our ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter cf ap portbnit'g and assessing the expense of filling lota en) 9.41 saiu report, l'anies Having oojeciions io iiiaa win picasu present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1858.

By order of the Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd Z. R. COMBS, President. ADrnmu.

jfayus, ueorge w. Bergen, ueorge 'J. Hastings, ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lota on the corner of 12tli and South 3rd streets Die Board of Assessors of the City ot Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of tho Stata of New York, entitled AO. Act to consolidate the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Bufhwick, Into one Municipal Government, and to incorporate the same," Hereby give notice, that tho report of the assessmcnt in the above entitled matter has been made, and that said report is now deposited in the ofllce of tho Eaid Board, at the City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, where th'o same can he examined by all persuns interested, and that the said Board will meet in said office on tha 21st day of April at 3 o'clock, P.

to hear objectiona (if any) from the nartica interAatcd. and to eomDlcte and alcn our Edward Vhitchouse, BnrrutJobneon, Theodore Rogers, Daniel F. Furauld, John H. Baker, John French, Henry Boerum, John G. Bergen, jiiiiii jruwn5onf i nomas airuuon, John P.

Roire, Samoel Smith, Samuel W. Slocom, Peter o'Hara, Loomls Ballard, Hosea Webster, Inaue Carhart, James, David M. Chauncey, John Schenck, Thomas Sulllran. Leonard Cooper, Lhlngston K. Miller.HenryF.

Vail, Sylvester Hondlow. Davlea. ASSESSORS' NOTICE In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lota on Warren street, south side, between Court and Smith streets. The Board of Assessors of tho City ef Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of tho State of New York, entitled An Act to consolidate the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and tho town of Bushwick. into ono Munieinal Government, and to incor bin iinmin avenuea.

The Jlourd or Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, piutraant the provisions of an act of iht; Legitlatura of ihe Stau: of tiair York, (infilled Jtct to consolidaie iba citleH of Brootfyn and William burgh, and the town of Jiusbwlck, Into one municipal government, andto incorporate tne SHme," bereby pivenorfoe, that the report ot the asse semen, ic the above aianer has been made, acd tfca'. aii report lanowcepsltedln 'lie rfilce oftliBBid Kjri'd, at the City Mall, in the City of Brooklyn, where the same can be examln nil nerson interested, and thatihe aid ard meet in Bald oflitM on thf 2l8Ldayof April, msiant. ar 3 o'c lcck, P. to bar object'onn tf anT.l from th parties lnteri s'ird, and. iu und.

filgu our report. Parties oliir to make, vn)lplea3 pressnt them In wriiing. Da i Broail April 5ili. Itiiti. Bv ordrr of the lijardof Asacs.

oouudrier, juAixiGi Ajrca, jniio. ruuemuB, loon naiiey, ueorge i saw, cuepnen u. opaaer, DANIEL CHAUNCKI, President! Walter Nichow, Secretary, Wajtbr K. P.tc, Aaaiatanl Socretarj. m8tf said report.

Parties having objectlonayto make, will please porate the same," Hereby give notice, that tho report of tho, assessment in tho above entitled matter has been made, and that said report Is now deposited in the ofllce of tho present them in writing, iiuteu urooktyn, April oui, 1000 By order of the Board of Assessors. np 104 Z. R. COMBS, President said Board, at the City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined by all nersons interested, and TjIULTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. JC CAPITAL 1150,000.

'9 umee, so. avwaii ntreat, new York. that the said Board will meet in said office on the 21st day of April inst, at 3 o'clock, V. to hear objections (If any) from the partleB interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will please present them In writing.

Dated Brooklyn, April 6th, 1858. By order of the Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd Z. B. COMBS, President.

Andrew Hodges Jehn Everett, Julius A Durkee, Edward Strong, Livermore, has White, Grahams Poiley, Jas. H. Elmore, A Allaire, Thomas Moore, John Crane, Wm Vi'Illgan, Jamos Bfaros, Geoige Prince, MF Hodges, Edwards Flske. Wm A Cobb. Blanchard.

rails for our roads, bu even tho cruder eastings, the manufacture of which involves less heavy capital, and would stem to demand less costly skill, cannot be furnished by our own works to thti extent required, and in the production of Philip SCrooke, John Seymour Husted. Geo. T. Cobb, Jared Sparks. Cha.

Smith, li'urman, James Morltan. Brennn. ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter Of apportioning and assessing tho exponse of fencing lots on Hampden street, both sides, beewcen Do Kalb and Atlantic avenues. The Board of Assessors of tho City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of tho 8tate of Mow York, entitled "An Act to consolidate the cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, 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 tho City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, where tne same can be examined by all persons interested, and 'that the said Board will meet at said office on the 21st day of April at 3 o'clock, to hear objections (if any) from the parties interested, and to complete aud sign our said report.

Parties having objections to make, wilt please present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 8th. 1858. By order of the Board of Assessors. Bp0 lOd It.

COMBS, President. A. H. Godwut, Schoonmaker, Robert 81immon. the pipe made in this country there is doubtless ap9 101 Z.

II. COilUS, President. BSEiORS' KO'lICK In the matter ofap ponionfng and assessing the eipcns of filling lots on lit i su eet, north en a1. a'de, between flth und 6th avenues The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, purtuan to the provisioun of an Act oi tha Legislature of the State of New Yorlc. entitled 'an Act to Consolidate the Ciifes of Brootlyxi aid.

Williamsburgh, ar.d ihjiownof Bushwick, intooneMu nicipal Government, and lo incorporate the hereby give notice, lhat the Report of the Assessment in Uie aoovs entitle" matter ba been and that said Report is now deposited tfce cfllce the Raid Jioard, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, where the same cin be examined by all persons interest! and that the said ird wi 1 meet In said cttlce on ihs Ut day of April instant, nt three c'clocfi. I. to ar objec (if any,) from the mir'les interestedj and to complet iind sign our psid Pariifir, hiving objections to make, wilt ptescnt iht in lMted, Brook'yn, April 5 h. By oruer of ihe B. ard of Afeesora.

ap9 IOt Z. R. President. NOTICE. Iu tho matter ofap por.fonfng and assessing the expense of flagsiag sidewalks on uc Kalb avenue, south side between Bedford and avenur fj.

The Board of Assessors of lh.3 City of Brooklyn, pursuant Lm thti oroviions of an Actof the LeniVcitute of ik Stale of New be made to J. S. MACK AY, No. 6 Court 1 Applications may Brooklra. consumed a largo amount of Scotch pig iron.

buch facts reflect greviouuy upon the policy w. a rresident, A. B. HODGE3, Vice President. Jas.

If. RAmix, Secretary. Johjt Casuow, Surreyor. feW tf adopted by our Government of refusing for a ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the of apportioning and assessing tho expense of feneinrr lots on Itemsen street, south side, between Clinton and Court The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursu ant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of New York, entitled Act to consolidate tho cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Bushwick, into one Municipal Government, and to Incorporate the same," Hereby give notice, that the report of tha assessment In the above entitled matter has been made, and that said report is now deposited in the office of tho snld Board, at the City Hall In the eity of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined by all persons Interested, and that the said Board will meet in said office on tho 21st day of April at 3 o'clock, P.

to hear objections (ii'any) from the parties Interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will please present them in writing. l)atcd Brooklyn, April Sth, 185S. By order of tho Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd Z.

B. COMBS, President. TCTAESAU FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF i.1 BROOKLYN. proper time the protection required to estublish our iron works upon an independent basis; and they cannot fail to make themselves felt and appreciated by those farming communities in the vicinity of tho numerous furnaces, bloome ries, forger and rolling mills, which, it appears umce, no. iu uourt opposite me City Hill.

Brznen No. 13 Merchant's Exchange. N. Y. CAPITAL, $160,006.

With a large surplus. Thii Company continues to insure Buildings, Merchandise, and other property on the moat favorable terms. ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on Canton street, both des, between De Kalb and Atlantic The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provlsious of an Act of the Legislature of the nrtJnwYnrr. entitled An Act to consolidate the LYuik, niitld ac? to Consolidate th? CfiiPB of Brooklyn from the late report of the Iron Association of vvuuiim iDurei), ana tne town oi liusawicc, one sm nic pal Goven m'jut.

and tt incorporate ihe same," hereby give w.ice, mat tie tt ponoi mei Assessment in, tne auoe en tilled matter has beeD made, and that ssld Bepor: is now de cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Wm. M. Harris, Conklin Brush, Abiel A Low, H. C. Murphy, John MarUa, Enmue! Smith, Peter Balen.

Wm, Hunter, Geo D. Morgan, D. Van Vborhia, H. K. Corning, A.

Underhill, H. B. Ciaflin, Cyrus P. Fmlth, Henry Ruggles, Freeman Hunt. B'.

F. Wardwell, J. Harper, ia, Daniel It ehards, Geo A 'lhorne, J. C. Brovoort, W.

Fowler, Bushwick, into one municipal anu iu mi ui porate 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 tho ofllce of tho of tho Citv Hall In the citv of Brooklyn, where ASSESSOBS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing Dc bevoise street, both sides, between Wiiloughby and La Fayette streets. The Board of Assessors of tho City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the btate of lork. emmn a. ac Philadelphia, are now lying idle, many of them altogether abandoned, throughout the Middle and Western States.

The harvests of foreign fields are in demand to sustain the labor involved in the production of the iron consumed aronnd these communities; while the value of their own farms depreciates with those of the iron mines jandjjoxks, which should insure to. mesA. u. lieu, weaver, Jaa. U.

John French, L.bM. Sheldon, T. titration, JohuHalaey, L. Carhart, the same can be examined by nil nersons iiitoroBtyd and HS. Unnrrt will meet in said office on the 21st day a m.

Q. t.ary, uuuA3iuni, 'Yrt April at 8 o'clock, P.M., to hear objections (if any) citios of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town or Bushwick, Into one Municipal Government, and to incorporate the same," Hereby give notice, that the report of from tllo parties lIlieruaLuu, iuu aiiu oib said report. Turtles having objeetions to make, will plcaso W. M. HARRIS, President.

them tne marKet tor tnttrr products. aistf posited in tt.e ollice of the snld Board, at ihe City HailT in ibo City of Brooklyn, where the sime can be examined by all pf sodb intereeted, and that the said Board will meet in iaid offliu on tb 21st day of April nt three o'clock, Y. to Lear objtc long, any,) from tae parties liA' er'Sted, and to comnleta and sign our said report Pariu having objections to make, wnivieafe pr.ta.rmt thp.m tn wriiing. Uated. Brooklyn, April 1858 By order of the Bt ard or Assess apy IOt z.

r. COMBS, President. ASSESSORS' NOTICE. Iu ihe matter of aiT portioning and a3fiesslDg the expense flagging aida waJton fpercer street, east side, between Plu hjng and Do Ktvb avenues. Tlie Roar i Awcssms of thi City of Brooklyn, pursnnt lo the provisions of an Act ftr Litslature of the Stute of Now Vork, en'ltled "an.ci to Consolidate the Cl'iii of Brooklyn and Wil'iamFburgh, tnd the town of Bushwick, into one Municipal Government, and to incorporate ihe aims" hereby glvu notice, that the Kepcn of the aesestment in the above entiiled A.

J. LtaxKHArf, Secretary. In the use of iron pipes for conveying water, uiu neacaaiuciii iu niu uuuvu vmiueu inuiiur una ueen made, and that said report is now deposited in the office oi'tho said Board, at the City Hall In the city of Broonlyn, where, tho same can bo examined bv all nersons interetAil onj present them Jn writing, uaica jaroomyn, jipni ui, wo. By order of tho Hoard of Assessors. apo io Z.

R. COMBS, President. an oxidation of their inner surface takes place, causing a waste of the metal, and injuriously AFAYE1TE FIEE INSURANCE COMPA JLj NY OF BROOKLYN, L. Office, No 347 Fulton street. Brooklyn, opposite the dry Hall.

Branch Offlco, No. 1 Wall street, Neir Yor CAB 3 CAPITAL. 150,000 DOLLARS. This Company insures Proberty of all kinds against Los oe Damage by are on as favorsble terms as similar Institutions. that the said Board will meet In said o.Tice on the 21stda of April Inst, at 3 o'clock, P.

to hear objections (if any) from the parties Interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will ploaso present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1858. By order of tho Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd Z.

It COMBS, President. affecting the purity ot tne water. A process has been adopted in. Manchester of coating the pipes with coal tar, from which, by partial dis Another mill is stiil running iiigner upon me same stream. The water being removed, the bottom was found to be a deposit of peat upper portion matted together with the huge roots of the water lilies.

These, as large as a man's arm, were intertwired with one another in a coarse net work, difficult to break into with the mattock and the pick. By their great number, by their surface covered with tubercles or knobs, from which spring the rootlets and the stems of the plant, and by their occurring in the midst of so dense a carbonaceous deposit, one could not but be reminded of those similarly shaped lossil stems so abundant in the stratum of clay which underlies almost every bed of mineral coat fossils now called stigmariae which though converted into sandstone or fire clay, prove, by their being traced in several instances to their jnnction with erect fossil trunks, to have been the roots of plants which furnished a considerable portion of the ancient; coal beds. Under the lily roots, the peat, half or wholly converted into muck, formed a rich black deposit, reaching in many places to four feet in thickness. All this is in progress of being broken up and carted beyond the limits of the pond. The amount thns removed is estimated at about 200 ,000 cubic yards at this pond alone.

It is spread upon the adjacent sandy fields as waste, the farmers near by not appreciating its value. An efforescence of sulphate of iron or copperas forms upon some portions of the heap, and the smell of sulphuric acid is plainly perceived in passing over them. Around some of the springs a ferruginous deposit is observed from the decomposition of the sulphuret of iron dispelled through the sand Except with these substances nothing of interest has teen met with in cleariDg out the pond un t'l the discovery of the mastodon bones These were found in the upper portion of the pond, more or less imbedded in the top of the son'd and leneath three and a half or fcrar feet of thei partially decomposed peat The workmen had fchovelled up and carted away a quantity of decked bony mutters, before tne discovery of several huge molar teeth, well preserved by the protection afforded by their hard enamel, caused attention to be directed ts the spot aad search to maiie in the heaps removed for other rtions of the skeleton. Pieces of bone were found, but in too imperfect and decayed fragments to be preserved. But the teeth were sufficient to ideality the animal.

These were four in number tic largest about nine inches long on the divided into siz traverse ridges, th length of the tooth from ibe crown to the extremity of the mot te nc from six to seven in jhes. They are DIREGT0B3 Edward Copland. John K. Pruvn. a ua.

auud, uuh tiitti. aaiti nv.y jri 1M liUW UttpUSlktU IU iu ihe office of the said Board, ut the City Hail, in ihe City of Brooklyn, where the same can be eramlnerf hi nll nprannain. eresrcti, and that the eaid Board wiJl meet la said ofllce on tho ASSESSORS' NOTICE In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of flagging sidewalks on Skillman Street, between Wiiloughby and KeKalb ATeheUBoard of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to tho provisions of an Actor the Legislature of the State of New York, entitled "An Act to consolidate tho Cities of Brooklyn and WiUlamsburgh, and tho town of Bnshwick, into one Municipal Government, and to incorporate the same "hereby give notice that the report of tho assessment in the above entitled matter has been made, and that Bald renort is now deposited in the office of tho said Board, at the City Hall, In tho City of Brooklyn, where the same can bo examined by all persons interested, and that the said Board will meet in said office, on the 21st day of April, inst, at o'clock, P. tohearobjectlons, the parties interested, and to complete and sign our said report 1 ar tles having objections to make, will present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn.

April 5th, 1868. By order of the Board of Assessors. aTj9 lOd Z. R. COMBS, President.

tillation, the naptna and otner nignty volatile products are first expelled. The pipes thus protected have, after a trial of several years, successfully withstood the action of water; and the process is regarded as so satisfactory, that it is now introduced to some extent upon the pipes furnished to the Brooklyn Water Works. The application of the coal tar is made at the foundries, after the pipes have been well cleaned Andrew Fitxgeraid, John H. Funk, Vrra Youag, Teunis J. Bergen.

Samuel S. Powell, ftlward T. Backhouse, Ja jnes Harper, Lewis Hurst, John L. Spader, Johnson Leake, Henry J. Cuilen, Leverltt H.

Sage, True Tf. Rollins, Philip S. Crooke, James B. Cooper, John G. Schumater, Joha J.

Vunderoilt, Henry Tienken, ames Cruikshank, Garrett P. Bergen, t'amuel Van Wyck. Alexander McCue, Charles A. Mlver, Stephen A Dodge, Alfred Emanuei, 1). S.

Voorhees, Wm. Burrell, James V. Schoonmaker, Michael Nevlp, Martin Ryerson, Alexander Uhderhiil, Wm. H. Webb, Henry N.Conktln, Jeremiah Mn'ndell, Sarn ie: Garrison, Alfred M.

Wad, Israel Velsor, JOHN H. FUNK, President ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on Bedford avenue and Spencer street, about 300 feet north Myrtle avenue. The Board of Assessors of tho Citv of Brooklyn, pursuant to the previsions of an Act of the Legislature of tho Stato of New York, entitled "An Act to consolidate tho cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Bushwick, into one Municipal Government, and to Incorporate the same." Herebv give notice, that the report of the assessment in the above entitled matter has been and that said report is now deposited In tho office of the said Board, at the City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, whero the same can be examined by all persons Interested, and that the said Board will meet in said office on the 21st day of April InBt, at 3 o'clock, to hear objections (if anv) from the parties Interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will plcaso present them In writing.

Dated Brooklyn, April Sth, 1858. By order of the Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd Z. It. COMBS, President.

iiaiuayoi ipru insiam, at tnree ock, r. to bear obj tions, fir anv,) froD the parties interested, and to corop.ete and sign our said report l'ersons hp.vir 5 objections to make, will please present them in Mag Dated, Brooklyn, April Sth, 185B. By order oflhe Board or Assessor ap2pt Z. R. COMBS, President.

NOTfCE. lQ the metter of ap ponicning ar.d aBsing the eipenae of gas lamps and postd cn Warren street, between Bond and XpciDs streets. The hoard ol Asses ors of the 1 1 pursuant the provisions of tn Act of ihe Lgislnture tif thetfta ecf New York, entitled ''an Act to Consolidate thy Cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and ih town of Bushwick, into one Municipal Government, andlo incorporate hi Bame," hereby give notice, lhat ihe KeDort of the ment fntiie abov euti lud matter bas been and that sai.i Report is now deoai ed in thn ofllce of thesaid Board, ihe Citv Hal), in the Cly of Brooklyn, here the same can be examined by all persons in if rcs'ed, and the saiu Bordwili meet in ald oUlfe 00 tho 2Istdfty of April in tant, a1, three o'clock, P. MM to hear objec tionj, (if any,) from ibe purlieu intwrtsL and to complete and sign our snld remrt. Panics having objections to mke, il please present them in wri in.

liaied, brooklyn, Aptil fiih, lSS. By order of the Boirdof Assessors. ap9l')t. Ii, COMBS, from the moulding sand. They are heated to about when the coal tar laid on.

It spreads evenly over the iron, and as this cools firmly adheres to its surface. The laying of the pipes is rapidly extending throughout the principal streets. The 30 inch mains art already ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter ot apportioning and assessing tho expense of sidewalks, on the west side of Canton Street, between Fulton and Atlantic Avenues. The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant l.1,anM,ri.lnn,nrin Aotnfthf, r.PHHlat.lirC Of the State Ot Axsoh 3.

Palhbe, Secretary. aai ly New York, entitled "An Act to Consolidate the Citios of LIVERPOOL AND LONDON COMPANY, 16 WALL NEW YORK, Brooklyn and Willramsburgh, and the town ot bushwick, Into one Slunicipal Government, and to incorporate tlio covered on the southern extremity of Clinton street, in South Brooklyn and before another Winter our neighbors across the East River will be as liberally supplied with the pure element ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on Harrison street, about 50 feet west of Ilenrv sirent. same," hereby give notice, tnat tne reporr, oi uic Asausa mentin the above entitled matter hae been made, and that said report is now deposited In the Office of the said Board, AGENCY: NO. SiS FULTON BBOOBXYH; FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

The Board of Assessors of tho City of Brooklyn, pnrsu as we are on this side are with the liroton. JY. Tribune. uiil iu uik piuYiaiuns (j i an aci ot me i.cgi3iatiire ot tno State of New York, entitled "An Act to consolidato ttm Arjiaoauin CArriAz, 2,000,000 oa 810,000,000, Paid Ur Cam at tne city nan, me vjiij ui mmmjii, can be examined by all persons interested, and that the said Board will meet In said office, on the 21stday of April, inst. at 3 o'clock, P.M., to hear objections, (If any,) from tho parties interested, and to complete and sign our said report.

Parties having objections to make, will please present cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and tho town of Bushwick. into one Municipal Government, and to incorporate tho same," Hereby give notico, that the report of TAL AND BFLUS AND UJ1X3 JOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Nslabit $600,000 lavesiBD la this OouKTitr. artrilHAn in OiA nrrilnnrv Tnnrin of Fire Insurance, this Com MEDICAL. tnem in writing, ajulcu Vi order of the Board of Assessors. Z.

R. COMBS, rrcsidest. uy ap9 lOd By 0d inc usBca3im.ui in liiu uuuvu ciiinicu inuiicr nas ueen mauc, and that said report is now deposited in the office of tho said Board, at the City Hall In the city of Brooklyn, where the same can be examined by all persons interested, and that the said Board will meet in said office on the 21st day of April at 3 o'clock. P. to hear obioct Inns Hfnnvi pany lEsueB FLOATUto Policiks, PBitraiUAJ.

Pouoixa and Sill POUCIIS. Asiirjrriim granted. Mid Lira IitsoaAHOB in all Jta branches, On uausuaUy favorable terms. 4 SSESSORS' iNOXiCfc. In thotoatteT 01 ap portioning and assessing the 'expense of gas lampg and on FuPon avenue, between iiedford and Brooklyn aVf nues.

The Board of Assessors of ihe City of JJrooklyn, rursnant to tlie provisions of an act of tho Legislature of the Swe of New York, ntiiled Au Act 10 Consolidate ihe Chie of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and tae town of Bushwic. Into one Municipal government, and to incorporate tr.e samo," hereby give no'ict tht the report of the in the abovn tntMed ma has betn mndr, a jd that sa Kepori is now dsposited In the ofllce of 'he Board, at the Ciiy Halt, In the City of Bro jfclyn, where the same cam be examined by ail persons in lerested, acd that the iid Board will meet In said office on iho 2la cay ot Aprllii.at., at 3 o'clojk. P. to bear objections, (If aoy,) from tue iiarties mtere ted, and to complete sign our said report. Partiei taviiig objecoas to matte, Mill please preen'.

them in' writing. Btted April 5th, 1858. By Older of the Board of Assessors, flp9 iOt 7u R. COMBP, President. ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.

In the matter of ap. portioning aad assessing thecxpense of flagging sidewalks on Fulton Avenue, both sides, between Bedford and Clusson Avenues. Th.inni of Assessors of theCitvof Brooklyn, pursuant from the parties interested, and to complete and sign our probably the teeth of the same species of masta saiu rupuri. rurucs Having objections io make, wilt plcaso present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1858.

By order of the Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd Z. K. COMBS, President don, tne uiganteus, wDicn nas Deen ioubu un dir almost precisely similar circumstances iu several lccalites in this State, in New Jersey and to the provisions of an Actof the Legislature of the State of New York, entitled "an Act to Consolidate the Cities of Connecticut, and several of ihs Southern and A SSESSOBS' NOTICE. In the matter of ap DISCOVERED AT LAST! GBE ATiiS CURB In ths World for pain.

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F. COTTENKT, Deputy Chairman. GEO. BARCLAY, Esq. JOSEPH GAILLARD, Esq.

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MONTPELLIRR, Local Agent Western States. The most famous specimen for its size and state cf preservation was found in 1845 near Newburch. The skeleton measured XI portioning and assessing me expense ot fencing lots on State street, east aide, between Kevins and Powers streets. The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of tho State of New York, entitled "An Act to consolidate the Brooklyn and WilllamsDurgn, anu tno town oi into ono Municipal Government, aud to incorporate tho 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 tho City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, where tho samo can be examined by all peraons interested, and that tho said Board will meet in said ofllce, on the 21st day of April, inst. at 3 o'clock, P.

to hear objections, (if any,) from the parties interested aud to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will please present them in writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1858. By order oftheBoardof Assessors. apC lOd Z.

H. COMBS, President. twenty five feet in length and twelve feet in eigne. The same year no less than six skele cities of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh, and. the town of Bushwick.

into one Munieinal Government, and to incor porate tho Hereby give notice, that tho report of ti. us of the same aminol were found in Warren couniy, New Jersey, six feet below the Biuface also beneath a rich mud which filled a pond. inc assessment in tne aoove entiueu nuttier nos oeen matte, and that said ronort is now deposited in the ofllce of the The most cf the lones crumbled to pieces on ex said Board, at tho City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, whero tho some con be examined by all persons interested, and that the said Board will meet in said ofllce on the 2istduy of Anrll at 3 o'clock. P. to hear obiectlons df anv) WILLIAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INSU RANCK Co.

OOlcea Corner of Fibst and Soutn SifdUTa Brooklyn, E. anil No. 67 Wall Hew York. This Company with a Cash Capital of $150,000, and a large surplus, all securely Invested, continues to Insure In port and their cargoes, Merchandlfle and other property, at as reasonable rates aa any other flrsl olass Company. from the parties interested, ami to complete and sign our said report.

Parties having objections to make, will please present tnem in writing, jjaieu isrooKjyn, April oui, uy oruer 01 mo uoaru 01 Assessors. ap3 lOd Z. K. COMBS, President. organic drrangemfeht of the animal syitem is ths effect of an obs ruction of the physico eiectric fluid in the organ diseased.

Askiilful application of thii Oil puis in immediate motion tho nerve fluid, and the eure is at once No bleedings no vomliicg, purging, or blistering, Is resorted to. jfcj None genuine without signature of Prif. C. Dx Grata. signed In wrliing.

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Hatks, No. 175 Ful'on Street, Brooklyn. ap5 lm JMOBUrUKS. Richard Ten Eyok, A SSESSORS' NOTICE. In tho mat of ap SSKbSORS' NOTICE.

Ia the matter of ap XjL poitioning and asses ing tho expense of Qas Lamps and PO oa Hickory ttreet between Franklin and Ussonavs. ihe Board ol Assessors of the City of Brooklvn, pursuant to thi provisions 01 an act of ihe Legislature of the State of New York, ect Act tn CoiuoUdat the Cldes ofBrookiyn and Williamsburgh. and the town of UushwicW, into oce Municipal and to iucorpmue thesaaae," hereby gtva notice, the Report of tno in the above entitled mailer has beea made, and lhat sjid Report 13 now u' poslted in the Offlcj of ihs said Board, nt the City Hall, In the City of Brooklyn, where the saraa can be examined by all persons ln tt rested, and that the said Board meet said oHe on tho 21st day of April inst at 3 o'clock, P. to hear objec ioas. (if any.

from the pariir iu.uresed, and ts complete tntl elgn our satd report. Parlies having objections to make, will oleaao pr sent them in wreing. Dated tir oklyn, April 5ih, 185i. Hy order of tho Hoard of Assessors. ap9 IOt Z.

K. COMB, President. SSESSORS' NO'lICE. Iu the matter of ap ponioning and i.Fsesfiog the txpeme of Gas Limp and I'usLt, cn DeKalb avenue, bwecn K.t;iit and Frauklm ava. The Board of Asieiorn of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisioui of au Act of the Legiela.urc of the S'at" of New York, entitled "an Act to Consolida'e the Ci'ie ofB ookH aud Wil'iom'buigb, and thn town of Bushwick, in 0 ono Municipal Government, aud to incorporate th tame," hereby glv i tha' 'he report of the Assessment in ibe above entitlcl mtterhas beumado, and ihat fluid JHport isnow dpositf! iu tlie oftlne of ihe said Hoard, at ihe City Hall in the City ct Brnokl.tii, where the same ran be examined by nil nersons in teresied, an1 that th Boaro.

will meet in said office on U15 2 st da ot April inst at 3 o'clock P. to hear oojectlom, (if from panics and to complete aud sign our said rroru Parties having objei ti us to make will pleasj prssem them in wrtiing. Puted Bio April 5th, 1S53. By order of 1I19 Hoard of Assessors np9 lUt Z. B.

COMBS, President. ASSESSOBS' NOTICE In the matter of apportioning and assess! ng the expense of flagging sidewalks, on 14th Street, north side, betwocn Third and Sixth AThncUBoard of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Act or the Legislature of the State of New York, entitled "An Act to Consolldnto the Cities of Brooklyn and Wiiliamsburgli, and the town of Bushwick, Into one Municipal Government, and to Incorporate tho same," hereby give notice, that the Report cf the Assessment In the above entitled matter has been made, and that said Report Is now deposited In the fflce of the said Board, at tho City Hall, in tho City of Brooklyn, where the samo can bo examined by all persons interested, and that the said Board will meet in said office, on the 21st day of April, inst. at a o'clock, P. to hear objections, (if any,) from tho parties interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will please present them In writing.

Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1858. By order of tho Board oi Assessor aP9 lOd R. COMBS, President. Xjl portioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on Cheev er place, west side, between Harrison and Dcgraw streets. The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursuant to th provisions of an Act of the Legislature of tho Statp of iN'ew York, fcntitled "An Act to consolidate the Richard Berry, Nicholas WyckoH Reuben Withers, Daniel Maujer, Wllham Maraholl, J.

J. Voa Alst, Henry S. Leverlch, John Penfold, Charles Noble, George Kitchlng, Wm. L. Dovoo, Fleming Jededlah Miller, A B.

Briuckorhoi)', Udmuna urtggs, John Cross, Samuel M. Meeker, Nathaniql Brlggs, Tbamas Tiuslow, John E. Forbes, William Cooper, John E. Davidson, Peter Cooper, James M. Waterbnry, William Wall, James L.

Truslow, Caarles H. Marshall, cities of Brooklyn aud Williamsburgh, and tho town of Bushwick, into ono Municipal Government, and to incorporate the same," Hereby give notice, that the report of DR. J. SIMMS' UNEQUALLED COUGH SYRUP. This Syrup has proved a sovereign rpmedy in COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSUN ESS, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, SPITTING OF BLOOD, to.

and is acknowledged by thoie who have used It as tho bis remedy in PULMONARY DISEASES. Prepared only by Dr. J. SIMMS 4 SON, Wilmington, DeL, anil sold by Mrs. M.

HAYES, No. 175 Fulton reel, apt lw Brooklyn. tne assessment tne aoove entiiiea matter nas oeen raaao, and that said report is now deposited in the ofllce of tho said Board, at the City Hall in the city of Brooklyn, where the same can bo examined bv all persons interested, and that tho said Board will meet in suld otlicc on the 21st day of April at a o'clock, I. to hoar objeetions (if any) from the parties interested, and to complete and sign our muruu it. oonson, KicaAHU imfl niun, rresiaeni.

Hubert Giroux, Secretary. Wm. Disbuow, Assistant Sesretary. D. H.

Surveyor. fe4 tf said report. Parties hnvmn oDjections to mane, ii piease present them In writing. Dated Brooklyn, April 5th, 1S5S. By order of the Board of Assessors.

ftp9 lOd Z. R. COMBS, President. DR. HAMMOND'S SUPERIOR ORRIS TOOTH SOAP, is the best article ever offered to Ihe public to pre sei re the Teeth and Guma, and rendering the Breath perfectly swef all its lngreiileuta are of Ihe heBt quality, and nothing ASSESSORS' NOTICE.

In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on the south west corner of Johnson and Navy Streets. The Board of Assessors ofthcCity of Brooklyn, pursuant to the provisions of an Actof the Legislature of the State of New York, entitled "An Act to Consolidate the Cities of BrooMvn and Williamsburgh, and the town of Bushwick, Into oiie Municipal Government, and to incorporate the same," hercbyglvc notice, that the report of the assessment In the above entitled matter hasbcen made, and that said report Is now deposited In the office of tho suldBoard, at tho Citv Hall, in the City ofBrookiyn, where tho same can bo examined by all persons interested, and that tho said Board will meet In said offlco on the 21st day of April, inst. at 3 o'clock, P. to hoar objections, (if any,) from tho nartics interested, and to complete and sign our said report, parties having objections to make, will please present tnem in writing. Dated Brooklyn April Sth.

1808. By order of tho Board of Assessors. apO lOd Z. K. COMBS, President.

posure to the air. Witbinthe ribs of tho best preserved specimen was found, logether with the clay, aquanlity of vegetable remainssome seven bushels of what Lyell supposed had Beived for the food of the animal. Specimens of it, examined for him by the microscope in London, proved to he twigs of a coniferous tree, probably the white cedar, which is still a common product of such swampy places as the animal frequented. Discoveries of these remains have rarely been made east of tho Hudson hiver. They are more common at the brakish springs in Ohio and Kentucky, which are still the iesort of the' deer, as they were in former times of the Buffalo and ether large wild animals.

The bones of these and of the mammoth found with them have given to one of the losali ties in Kentucky the name of Big Bone Lick Tho Mastodon bones are almost as abundant as are these of liviDg species and they are by no means the only specimens of those which are extinct. For with them are found strange species of the elephant, horse, Tho extreme eastern haunts of these huge creatures appears to hava btenneaTthe Connecticut lliver. A bone was found ome.ye&is ego in Sharon, a tooth at Cheshire, and a vertebral bona at Berlin, twelve miles southwest of Hartford. The new locality on Long Island is thus upon the eastern margin of their raDge. It would ba interesting to determine, if possible, whether thesa animals have been contemporaneous with man but there is nothing in the mode of occurrence of their remains to decide the question either way.

There arc no data for fixing the period required for the growth of the vegetable deposit which commonly covers their bones. The Indians of the North West, it is slated by Prof. Mather, have a tradition of the existence of such animals that they ftd on the boughs of trees that they did not lie down, but leaned against a treo to sleep. Their namo for them meant tree eaters. Their teeth, which are all molars, indicate that such was the nature of their food, ASSESSORS' NOTICE In the matter of apportioning and assessing the expense of fencing lots on tne corner of South 2nd and 5th streets, and on South sth street, between 2nd and 3rd streets.

mat can injure mo most ucucaiu icttia. preparoa ny a Practical DnntliL and its gcod aualiUes certilied hi Dr. MONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Offices, 7 COURT (opposite City Hall) Brooklyn, and 60 WALL New York. CASH CAPITAL, SUSO.OOO. This Company Insures buildings, furniturti, merchandise and property of all kinds, against Iraaor damage byilro.

niRECTons. John ShtdwelL' Amos Stanton, Joha Halsey, Brewster Valentine, John Dimon; John Randall, Seymour Husted, Thomas Bsylts, Wm. It Gary, Frauds Mason, Edward white, Thoa. Rushmore, Wm.M. Thomas, Wm.

Mlngrabam, Thomas Rowe, John Prince, Honry Boerum. Stephen Linulnglon, PursellOook, Chas. 0 Belts, Henry Stone, John Bergen, Foster Poitit Alexander Studwell, The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, pursu ant to the provisions of an Act ot tho Legislature 01 ino Rtntrt of Now York, p.ntitlpd "An Act to consolidate the cities of Brooklyn and Wiiliamsburgli, and the town of Bushwick, Into ono Municipal Government, and to incorporate tho samo," Hereby give notice, that the report of mo assessment in inr.aDovo cnuueu muitur ma wn muuc, and that said report is now deposited in the ofllce of tho sain Hnnrd nf tlm flitv Hull fn the eltvof Brooklyn, where PKOPOoALS FOR FENCING LOIS. Sealed proposals will be received at the street Commisslonon ce, until Friday, 16th April, 1858, at 4 P. 21., for Fencing Lots at thy following viz Bvraw Hides, between.

Cheever Place and Co lumbta st. Tiffany Place, boii aides, between Degraw and Harrboa streets. Henry street, do. o. do do.

Clinton do wes; tide, do. Harrison and Dffraw elreete. North 7th stree, north sido, do. FIrstand Second sts. Fonth and Second sts.

corner of do. Agreeable to the Ordinance of the City, Proposals to stato the. price per running loot, complete. Proposais will not be considered unless accompanied with consent in writing of two aurvtlftp, fwho shall qualify as their responsibility) that if the contract be awarded to thnprirty proposing, they will become bound as his surety for Its faithful perform uce and In casts he shil neg ct or reluso to execute the contract, If so awarded, then that they will pay '0 mj City of Brooklyn the ditTerence be ween toe price bo proposed, and tha prie of the next hignest bidder, to wuom tho contract may be awarded. Pnrties proposing are invited 10 be present at ih opening of the bids.

Bids to be endorsed Chas. Tmney, Street Commissioner, Proposals for Fencing. Brooklyn, April 7th, 1858, up8 td CHABLKS TIIVNEY, Street Commissioner. lucacr, ueromusu joodbod, vt r.ieu, Chilton. Sold hy Druggists and Perfnmera generally.

Tha trade supplied at 231 Qrsenwlch st. New York. mhw Sm mo PUBLIC SPEAKERS, CLERGYMEN, AND JL eihera. The AMERICAN PASTILLES, or VOICE LOZENGES ant offered as thn beat and attest remedy for hoarseness, bronchitis, sore throat, Ac. A single trial will convince the moat akoptical.

Priou 25 cents per Box. Mar be had wholesale or retail from the manufacturer, K. J. AVIE3. Rheumatism, neuralgia.

Ae. Use RHEUMATIC LINIMENT, it is mire to afford relief, and without doubt, Is the host remedy that has ever been offered. Try It and you will not he disappointed. For ihe back, chest, or limbs, it la and as jm external aupllcatlon for any pain It la unequalled. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by R.

J. DAVIES, Fulton cor. Clinton st Where also may be had American and European Drugs and Medicines, of the purest oharactor, and at prloea to suit the times. mll3m Warren Rlnhmnnir Hfterfl. wm i uugan, EUas Lewis, ir.

Whltehonsa. Nichofa. ASSESSORS' NOTICE. In the matter of apportioning and assosslng tho expense of fencing lots on second place, north side, between Court and Smith ''rhoBoard of Assessors of tho City of Brooklyn, pursuant to tho provisions of an Act of the Legislature pr tho V.n. nntltlxri All Act tO COllSOlldatO tllO the same can bo examined bvalt persons interested, and that the said Board will meet in Mid otllce on the 21st day of April nt 2 o'clock, P.

to hear objections (if any) from tho parties interested, and to complete and sign our said report. Parties having objections to make, will plcaso DaPowelk Winslow, Nehemlah Mason, Jon Phelpi, Bralnard, Francis Spies, SB Stewart, A Newman, Raymond, Edvrard Harvey, Joalah Smith, SF Whiting. Campbell, JOHN STUDWELL, President Erwi Biies, Secretary, my25 tf cities of Brooklyn' and Williamsburgh, and the town of nna 111 tintf 1II1 I Ift VIrtllTlP.TI ftfld tO lllCOr By order of the Board of Assessors. ap9 lOd 2. COMBS, President.

porato tho same," Hereby give notico, that the report of the assessment in tne aoove eniiticu manor i ntcu and that said roport is now deposited In tha office ot tno t.i Tinaw.i ni. tlnll In tho Mlv ltrnoklvil. whero XTOTICE OF OB'DINANCE TO CAUSE SIDE FUENITUEE. wallt trill a fin it! (1 the samo can bo examined by alt persons interested, ana aalA llnavrl will nlnet In Mnlfl nlnRC Oil tile 21St dBV hnenhu ovnn nil nwtlcs interested, of the inten INXRUCTION T7NAMELED FURNITURE. of April lnst.

at 3 o'clock, P. to hear objections (if any) tu nB.ilm lt nrnatfri tmd to enmnleto aud sign Our tion 01 tnO UOmmOn WOUnCU OI mu vtij imaa rtu ui muttugo uj cause sldrtwaUa to flagged in front of the lota oi ground on IGNS, BANNERS, FLAGS, GILDING ON J2i ENAMFLED AND GRAINED COTTAGE CHAMBER uranom street, east siae, ootwecu iuriao tuiii ajihhjciio uvb. Glafls Bhiaea ror Pioro Tviuuuwr, uuuw tuuiiug, wu uu uuvui Pufntlnir. and DAOnratltrri Pan.r Hanir said roport. Parties having objectiona to make, will plcaso Gt Dienent them in writing.

Dated Brook yn, April 6th, 1858. I to By order oftha Board of Assessors. Bi fA PAYS FOR A QUARTER'S wJtJJmtJKJ Board, Tuition, Aa, at Ashland Collegiate tnstnute, 'Aahland, Greene N. mala and female. Student received at any Jtxao.lBFull pariionUrs at No.

12J Nauao. up stair; fcI73m, tog atW. KlfilOND'S Old Stand, a Henry itreot, corner of 1 do wiaia oi six leeu Dated Brooklyn, March 27, 1858. jxtfQlQt TINNKY, StMetOwnmiuloner, ruKniiunEi, an all cliljURS'ANIJ STYLES. Ot superior end warranted manufacture, at a F.

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