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MBOIOAL. LEG All NOTICES. ILlilEERV. TwxHrntia wabd. istiilst William Tuolson.

Harvey Poroo. 2d Dlst Saml Hlborson, Wm 0 Jones, 8d Dist John Jaggard, John Grayson 4th Distr Jobn Erenab, Peter Oteraitson. Siiistr HairlahS H.mWon, Fdk H. NouiBl. th Dist Jacob Reynolds, Christian WBronghi Fmenteii in Boaid of Supervisors ot the City ol Brook b.

Sept 26, ondordtobephedr LAWS OF NEW YORK By iuthority. tml red nd flfty fiye, title elerea tb lawt of eighteen hundred and aixty fonr. twelre thauaand do lara. Fr repayment of money erraneomiT treafury, pursuant to part one, chapter lgh, tMo form. aicilon fifteen of the Revised five Uundred dollars.

FROM THE BANK FUHD. 1 HBDEMPTION ot STOCK, IttrtaEST, Bro, For redempllon of stock issued on acoount of the bank fund, pursuant to ehaptcr one hundred and fourteen of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty A. nd falling dueon the flrBl day of February, elghteon hundred and Blxtt slx, forty one thousand an hundred and forty ono dollnrB and thirteen cents; for stock dup on the flrst day of February, eighteen hundred and slx'y one, two hundred and threo dollars and seventy seventy oent for IntereBt on Btock thus Issuod, one thousand five hundred and twenty eight dollars and twenty nine cents. For redemption of bills, pursuant to chapter one hundred and fourteen of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty flre, thirty dollars. For contingent expontcs, pursuant to counter one hun dred and sixty four of the laws of eighteen hundred and flfty one, two hundred dollars.

Bee. 8. Tho amounts herein appropriated shall be paid by the treasurer from tho respective fnnds as spofdllod, and the salaries named shall be established and fixed by this act for the soveral officers for whom they are designated. But the comptroller shall BOt draw his warrant for poyment of the several amounts heretofore named, except lor salaries and other expenditures duly established by law, till the perBon demanding It shall present to him a detailed account, duly verified, of tho Borvloes and expenditures for wblth it shall bo claimed; and if tho demand Is for travelling expenses, tho account must alBO Bpecify the dlBtnncc travelled, the places of starting and destination, the duly or business, the date, and the Items of expenditure. On all acoounts for transportation, furnitnre.

blank and other books purchased for office use, binding, blanks, printing, stationery, post Concerning DiToreee. From tho Now Haven Journal While in the Superior Court room a few days ago, we were spoken to by a gentleman who is officially attached to the court, on the subject of divorces. Ho said that it was lamentable that there wore so many cases of unhappy unions, and that it was greatly to be regretted that society had not yet devised some good plan by which confiding and unfortunate females could be protected from the behavior of men without principle. He said that in many of the cases where divorces were asked for, it was Bhown that the parties had been married but a short time, and that the ceremony had been too often performed to parry the punishment which the law would otherwise inflict upon their debauches who were only too willing to accede to prayers and propositions from their injured and dishonored victims, knowing that at any time a course of cruelty or neglect would compel them to ask for a divorce, and that such divorce would be granted for the poor woman's sake by the' courts. The Norwioh Bvlteltn publishes tte story of one of these wretohed affairs and proceeds to tell how a young man of Mystio was advised by the magistrate, a few months ago, to marry a young lady to whom he had been attentive, and own an otherwise fatherless ohild.

He did so, and then turned his back on his wife and tie waif, having since made no provision for either. In the meantime the mother and child returned to Bhode Island, Cat as he persistently refused any aid, Bhe promised him he should have tbe sole core and support port of the child. Last week, sure enough, she came with the babe, determined to leave it at his residence. This the grandmother denied, and the mother, after repeatedly and passionately kissing the babe, left i on the grass plot neat the house. After some time it.

Was taken in by a relative of the reputed father. Now what can that poor girl do? Plainly, her only resource must be to the Court, and what can the Court do for her, in her misery, except to separate her from the further shame of an asBooiation with her seducer, and. while ho will then be free to carry on his nepiious Mid black hearted purpose in other unsuspecting quarter, his unfortunate and too fond and faithful wife must live alone in her dishonor, with, perhaps, years of sorrow and remorse as her companions, An Uneiprcted bnt Joyful Meeting Romance of the War Fiom tto Ctacioruiti Timoa oJ 21st The war has furnished a large amount of romance founded on facts. The latest is related to us by a gentleman who was an eyewitness of the affair, and knows both parties. An Obion soldier named Frank Kuhn was taken prisoner in a skirmish in Louisiana between the forces af General Banks and Kirby Smith.

He remained a prisoner. An exchange was effected which landed him, with thousands of others, in Vicksburg. There he was unfortunately placed on the ill fated sieaner Sultana, and at the time of the explosion was knocked in the river, but uninjured. He aeizd upon a pice of drift wood which was floating by, and succeeded in reaching shore, where, weary and exhausted he fell HBleep. Alout three o'clock in the morning he was Rwakemed by Southerner, who, holding a pistol at his head, demanded his effects.

He then conveyed him back in the country Bome thirty Miles, and turned him over to a guerrilla band. Kuin being being a man of remarkable general conversational powers, found favor in. their sijht, and thoy even concluded to keep aim for their amusement. His name appeared among the drowned, as no intelligence could be learned of him after the ploioi. His wife, who has two ohildraa, livasin this oity, and, after making a strict inqairy concerning her husband, accepted the announcement of the newspapers mddouMd a suit of blacfc.

Being an olegant hand at needle, friends assisted in effecting a good living. On Monday morning last, about eight o'clock, while on her way up in the city, on the Third street lino of cars, a soldier from the Ohio and Mississippi Railway train got en th some car, at the intersection of Park street. The widowed wifo looked at the soldier and vice versa; it was a moment of terrible uncertainty. "Mary 1" he exclaimed; and "Oh Frank, Prank, Frank," was the rejoinder. A fainting fit was the result, but in a few moments coBUjiousness returned, and the lady black and soidier in blue were locked in each otter's arm.

The conclusion is thus stated: The guerilla? had held on to him for a time, and one day while the party were on the tramp they were ambushed by the "Yanks," and Kuhn reoeived a musket ball through the fleshy part of the thigh, while several of the band fared worse. Ho told his story to the officer commanding tho Federal troops, who had him oonveyed to Memphis, where he remained mnder medical treatment until a short time ago, when ho was duly mustered out and sent home. He is now happily living with his wife, who has discarded her weeds. Singular as the story appears, tho gentleman who related it to us vouches for its accuracy. list of Inspectors and Conraasen.

Corrected list of the names of persona proposed to be appointed Inepeotorsof Regiatirandof Bloc tioDs and Canasters ot Votes in the City of Brooklyn: ratrECTOEfl or moistm add or blbohoss. FIRST WABD, lt DiBt l.uthtr Eames, John Fowler, Jos How, i'alk Collins, 2d Diat Jotn A Oraig, Lewis Lewis, Miohl MeGowon, Owen Hanovan, SECOND WABD. 1st Diet Jas A Daffy, Jos Compbell, Arnold Crosby, Alex Johnson. 2d Dlst Wm Fortune, Henry Baody, Richard Austin, Tho's Farrell, 3d JJist Jchn MoNamoe, Jr Edwd Enright, Ja Han ley, Francis Kelly. IlffllD WABD.

'at Dist Andrew Fitzgerald, Frank A Gale, Rhodes, Luther Lawrence. 2d Dist A Bromoll, David Ghauncey, Jos Mis, Tunis Powell. 3d Dist Sidney Sanderson. LVD HuJenbergh, Allen Oraijbco, Enwd Lowber. FOURTH WABD.

let Dist Ezra Baldwin, Albert Carpenter, Danl Miller, Arthur Quinn. 2d Dist Isaao Allen, Geo Van Meter. Miohl Harmon, Wm Leech. 3d Distr JnoO Brien, Vfm Kejea, Jno Brady, Ptk Wrlnkle.J virtu WABD. 1st Dist Fredk Friend, Ueo Gardner, Jaa Clancy, Frauds Mathews.

2d Dist Walter Long, Danl Brailoy, Hugh Winters, Chas Phillips. 34 Dist Jno BtinBon, Thoa Noodham, Jas Connolly, Miohl Barlow. 40i Dint Jesse Folk, Jno Fulton. Patk TemaD, Jno CanoiL 6tn Dist Jos Webb, Wm Farrell, Lorenzo Connor, Wm 6th Dist Soles Stuchtteld. Jno Connor, Jas MoQlone, Thos Ncvin SIXTH WABD.

1st Dist Martin Breen, Tnos Qeo Kont, A 2diiist Chas Kelsey, Michael Smith, SylvesterJ Ed wotds, Peter Park. 3d Dist James Bell, Joseph Stratton, Aleiander Prioe, Isaao Skidniore, 4tu Dist John Connor, John Clary, John Miller, John Batos. Ctli Dist Thos Bowie, Martin Shea, James Wright, Wm Heuderson. SEVENTH WABD. 1st Dist Obaa Wylie, Michael Davy, Gilbert Dtravere, Il6or .1 it2d DiaV Thos For, James Purdy, John Fitzjimmons.l J01 3d Dist John Emmons, Wm McElroy, Oharloj Holt, Wra Sullivan.

4th Dist James Gilien, Junes Dailoy, James Hjpratt, AlexKobb. 6th Distr Ednard Van Voorheea, Adolph Spaildoou, Abner Beebe, lsaao IS Lomas. i EIGHTH WABD. 1st Dist IsaaoSkinnsr, TGilmore, Geo Hunt, Wm I'orce. '1A Dist Jno Quinn, Harrison Botser, A Batohetor, Wm Firth.

3d Dist Dthort Borgen, Bergon, Geo Husner, Thos McOormaek. i 1st Dlst Jaa Oavthorae, Michl Eagsu, YTta Bates, ThosLaure. 2d Dist Jno A Bogora, Jaa Getarty, A. Aushow, Msron E. Tanner.

SdDist PrTBirske, Henry Kelly, Thoa Redding, JnoDwser. 4th Dist Jno Smith. AndwJHaok. Jesie Oarneater, Philip Hasenohl. fith Dist Ju 1 Undorhill, Edw Honeywell, Thoj Raffer ty, Aunorin Whitehead.

6tb Dlst John Fitaslmons, Noma Evans, David Camp Deli. Hmtt TENTH WABD. 1st Dist Wm Thomas, Thos Farmor, Martin tfoomati. 2d Dist Eilwin Baker, Wm Bean, Jno MoNamora, John Schivoll. 3d Dist John.Hall, Mangus Frost, William Haroer, John Noonoe, 4th Dist Joseph Monk, Lansing, AbramR Horloit, Wm Carew.

Eth Dist Wm HOIino, Patrick Dinigan, Donis Htland, John Vitzpatrick. 6th Dist Spooner Jr, Hall, Miller Bobbins. Jaa A Wheeler. 7th Disi A Van Buron, 0 0 8awyor, Hiram Smith, Leeds. 8th Diet James A Sackett, Whitsey, Hadry, Abraham MandereU.

ELEVENTH WABD, 1st Dist Cephas Gill, Wm Cunningham. John Murray, Patrick Barron. MDijt Qeorge vv Applegato, Thai MoOonnoll, Thorn, as Kennodv, John Redding. 3d Dist Wm Stewart, Chas Peletreau, John Borio, Edw Cadley. 4th District George A Blackner.

Charles Pelletreau. Bernard McCormack. Bernarl UoHugh. 6th Dist Wm Winslow, Lemuel Barreusha, Thomas Porter, John McManus. TWELFTH WABD.

1st Dist Patriok Fitzgerald, Nicholas Fitapatriok, William Dawson, John Cmnmirss. 2d Dist Joiin Garland, Charles Murphy, Miohael Patrick Mcrlallv. 3d Dist Jeremiah Qnoid, Thomas Larkin, Patciok Brady, Charles Henry. THmTEENTn WABD 1st Dist OhaaB Morton, Darlington, Jos Johnson. Froi A For.

2d Dist John H. Wilson Nathoniel Park), John Shelly, Wm. W. Kingsloy 3d Dist Henry Lockwood, Daniel Jacobs, Jaa Has brouck, Jas B. Goldey.

4th Dist Wm Sparrow, LNorthup, Edw A Thos Uotchkiss. 6th Dist John Brown, Edw Daily, John MoOonn, Sylvia Hanep. 6th Dist Wm Lowis Skinner, Leonard Mimise, Jas Pugh. FOUBTEENTH WABD. 1st Diet Kdward MoDonald, James Keating, John Wallace, Thos Charlock.

2d Dist John Colahan, Edwd Lynch, Francis Rogers, Alexandor Pinkerton. 3d Dit Hams Oomstock, John Linsky, Henrs Nolm, Nicholas Stabb, 4th Dist Stephem McGrith, Martin Candell, Henry Dat.l, Jsmes Foster. 6th Dist Rodger Hsyos, Thos Gilroy, Eugene Montross, Richard WiUiams. FIFTEENTH WABD. IstDist DaniolLutham, Goo Pettingor, Chas Chum, Bunnell.

2d Dist EO Ketcham, Burnham. John Joioe, Thos Cummings. 3d Difct Win Nodino, Jacob Staata, Saniol Fooka, Ubaa Connor. SIXTEENTH WABD. let Diet Anthony Conrad, Jeromiah Foley, John C.

Lar woll, Fred. Lind. 2d Dist Joenh J. Eiseman, Joseph Gunther, Mathlas Pctiy. Peter Loyendeokor.

3d Dist John Schneider, Charles A Merty, Christian Eisemai Maeiz. 4ihDtst John Maerz, Herman Guck, Jacob Ro3eu golden, PaulMillor. 5th Dist Paul Schinok, Thomas Dunham, John Rowe, John Che.icy. Glh nit Jume3 Ward, John Kleinicin, John BHorman, Jc SEVENTEENTH WABD. 1st Dist Eugono Falls, Wm Smith, John Broad, Piatt Ingcisoll.

2d Diit Win 11 Butts, Geo Pincknoy, WmM Meserolo, Geo Cobb. EIGHTEENTH WABD. lit Dist 'Jeo Bedoll, Jas Roborts. Horatio K. Bal dcrsr.n, John Sammon 2d Dist Henry Moado, Goo Wager, Wm Bristow, John Douglass.

NINETEENTH WABD. 1st Dist Chas Mulkr, rllchobs Amorman, Michael Dunn, David Piotlovo. 2d Difct Franklin Whiting, David Pago, John O. Conklin, Foter Sharp. 3d Dist Wm Mooro.

John Amos, Henry Boswell, Urinkcrlwlf. TWENTIETH WI1ABO. 1st Dist Cadmus. Lorenzo Bond, Ges Rogers, Wm Hodpers. 2d Dist Win Millgate, Conklia Smith, Joshua Simmons.

Geo Hann. 3d Dist Mathias Uruen, Michael Donobuo, Geo Oashow, Truman White. 4th Dipt James A Donaldson, Jr. Edwin Stovons, Timo thy Desmond, Michael Reynolds. 5th Dist 0 HK Smith, Ephraim Place, Lemuel Mable, John Voorheos, 6U1 Dist Edwin Gates, Wm Niohols, Nicholas Duna, HenryiF Lewis.

OAMVASSERS. FTBST WABD. 1st Dift Edwin A Studwoll. Goo Doherty. 2d Dist James Wilson, Thos Craegan.

SECOND WABD. 1st Dist Jamos McGinnoss, Abraham Bacude. 2d Dist Patrick Haivey, Uoopor I'aokard. 3d Dist Jamos A Dnver, Edward Higgins. THTAD WABD, 1st Dist A Hoydon, Richd Vandorveer.

2d lit A Whcolock, Daniol Oliauacoy. 3d Dist Reuben Ropos, Goo Ludlain. FOURTH WABD. 1st Dist Arthur Murphy, Maurice fcitzgorald. 2d Dist Robert Cook, JaB Stringhaui.

3d Diot Joliu VV Kulett, Chas Bens in. FIFTH WABD. 1st Dist John Higgles, Fredk Skalton. 2d Ditt '1 hos York, John Leo. 3d Dist Edwd Gardner, Thos A Honey.

4th Dist Thos Cook. Henry Spoor. 5th DiBt Jas Gardner, Jas Swift. 6th Diet John Bronnegan, John Casey. SIXTH WABD.

1st Dist Aler Howe, Lester Hubbard. 2d Dist Joseph rVsglo, Barnes, at nist Chas Fish. Abel Thomman. A GRAND OPBSISQ or FALL AMD WINTER BONNETS. JOOKESB, Aa, ON THUH8DAY, SSra INSTANT.

To whioh the LADIES Oif BBOOKtVN ABE INVITED, B2T2t Mra, T. BBNTLBY, it Fulton avenna. MISS A. BOYLE, OF 180 FULTON will open her new Bkow Roomi on THURSDAY, September 28th, 1865 with an elegant assortment ot Frenoh BonrioM. RowitlHota.

Head Drosses, tflowots, entners, Ribbons, 4o. Be28 3t flLLINERy OPENING THURSDAY, 1U Sept 28, at ft hind's old eBtabliabod store, 81 Va. ton avenue. A large and well seleoted fltock always on band. Children or Misses jockey made from gont 's old jolt hats; itrawor felt hat cleaned to loot eq.ni to ne.

na rit BS. JAMES SWEEl', no. lu MY 141 lis avunuiv, OPEMNG OF FAtli AND WINTER ur MllXlSEBF GOODS, THURSDAY, SKPT. 2S, 29 and 30. Mrs.

SWRET respecttnlly invites tho attention of the ladies ol Brooklon and vicinity to her exposition of Foreign arid Domestio Millinpjy GoodB on tbe above days. N. B. Two good milliners wanted. Also a goodtrimms Apply as above.

82376 THE FIREMEN. OFFICE OF FIEE COMMISSIONEKS, No.9ConrtBtreet. The following namedpersons navo been returned to this Board as elected to the Fire Department. Objections, if any1, to their confirmation, must bo made to the Commis sioDors, in writing, on or before Thursday orening, Sept butcher, Ji8PooiRost, Engine 4: Patk.Mih. Gafflgnn, fastener.

Dean st, do: TKos Ebony, printer. Dean et, do. Garrett Sullivan, hotter Kentave. Kngine 12: Jno Hose, rope maker; Steubali st. do; Garret Wolveren.

blacksmith, Graham st, do. John Plumber, Raymond st, Hose 6. Geo WCllby, oleik. 13 DuKold st, do; Poter Kenny, hatter. Mvrtloav.

del Wot Brown, printer, 16 Navy st, do, Ohus Hillarah, clerk, IS Ounborland st, Hose 7, Isaac Nichols laborer, Flushing av, Hose 17; LeunardAlabfe, oarpenter, Faltonav. do; dohn Goodwin, coodnctor, Walwonh st. do; Thos Whttakor, i edlar, Myr tle.av. do. Jas McMullen.

clerk. Orange st U. aid ts; 1. Wm ISLuwrenco st, H. and 2: Obaa EckersoD.

baker. Smith Bt, do. Wm Goodrich, tentldtnan. 239Navyet, U. and 1 5 AO Smith, clork, 125 andB et.

Hose 1. s272t GEO. H. HAYWARD. Olerk.

MRS. ANDERSON'S FRENOH. AND English clas tor young ladies, 1BO Adelphi between Willouchbyiand tviUbo opened sept. an all ai. S25 3t MUSI'AIi MR.

CHARLES WEISHEIT, Organist of StPetor's Episcopal Obnrob, will re snme In tbe first week of October, bis LESSONS IN MUSIO for Classes for the winter season, Tha course ot instrnctioh is especially designed for these wishing to quality themselves for Church Singing. For farther particulars apply at No. ,16 Wyckoff sr( near Court where engagements may be made 'daily from 10 to' 11 o'clock. s27 2t MUS10A JL CHARLES WErSHBtT, Teachor of the PIANO, SINGING, POSITION, Ho. 16 Wjokoff street, ncarOourt.

Be272t PRIVATE lNSTRUCTibN TO" LAD1E3 'or gentlemen, afternoons snd evocingj, at the BROOKLYN HEIGHTS INSTITUTE, U6 Remsonst, se26 lm MR. GEO. 0. BRACKETT WILL RE open bis School, No. 146 Atlantio street, (over the Citizen's Gas Company) THUitDa.Y, Sept.

21, 1865. Hfr. BBAuEKTTWill bo assisted by bis sister, and may bo found at hiarooms on and after Sopt. 12, between tbe hours ol 11 and 1, or may be addressed by letter, before that da'o, oaro ol BraokettA Boston. Masa e25 3w FBKB EVMNISG SCHOOLS, THE PUB LIO EVEN IN (1 SCHOOLS of tho citv, for males and females, will opon on MONDAY EVENING, Ootober 2d, at term oi tores months, in thofollow jugschools, viz.

No. 1 Oorner of Concord and Adams aw. In Warren ft. No. 3 Ocrner ot Fifth and North Fifth sts, No.

4 In nuen st, near Leonird. No. 6 In Walworth st. near Myrtle ave. No.

6 I ii Java bb, Greentoint. No, 7 In Nehon st. betweon Hicks and Columbia. Tbe Beard of Education desire that all the young men atid young womon of the city, not in attendance on too day schools, who are desirous of mental iinprovomont, should atlond theso Befools. Experienced aod co nnetent teacbers bovo een appointed, and overy faoility will be afforded for the improvement ot the attendants, bor ad lmshian apply at tho schools; In bonalf of the Committed on Evening Schools.

Bf23tiloc2 ii. nuitrnui', yuan man. BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL. NO. 2 LIVINGSTON STHKBTJ RE OPENS 11TH SEPTEMBER.

so23 2w Bov. I. OAVISON, A. Principal. UliOTHlNai.

F1HE CLOTHING A LARGE ASSORT mentof ready made clothing, of tbe best materials, and workmanship, for the approaching Fall and Winter Trade, together with a full ossortniontof furnishing goods, may always be found at POWELL'S, 118 Fulton street, oppos te Sands St. QAMXJEL STILWELL, MERCHANT Tailor, is now prepare! to exhibit tho latost styles of goods suited to the approaching Fall and Winter seasons, whioti ho will make to order in any stylo de noed, guaranteeing satisfaction in all coses and at miderato prioos. SAMUEL STILWELL se6 3m At Powell's, 118 Fulton st, opnosi; Sands: F. WHITES Gj TA1LUK Oi AND CLOTHIER, romovod from 176 irulton street to 243 Fnlton street, St. Ann's Building, Too Custom Department is supplied with a new and issh.

lonnbleassortioeotof CLOTHS, OiSSlMHRFSandVEST 1NGS, which will be modo to order in tho most fashionable "'YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, in large variety. ia23tf CLASH PAID FOR OAST OFF OLO THKS, i FURNITURE, BEDS, l'rom one to six dollars'sfor oantaloous; from two to eighteen dollars for joatB; fromthree to twenty dollars for ladies' dresses, and every ether description of clothing will bo paid forlnpro oorhon to the abore. Please Oall or address A. LEVY, 290 otraot, HoiUi and tfort arjpota. South Brooklyn.

mhl 7m JKWaLKii. Wam LOW IN THE DLST THE BE lov'd ono is laid; When strength bos departed, or beauty decoy'd, OSE rolic one ONLS. the SFOllEB will sporo; Like a wa from the grave soems tho bright coil ot HAm; Or when kindred or friend no mora gladden oar eyes, How o' lock" from tho head of tho absent wo nrizo! For it brings a mute message of love to the hoarfc From the ono of whom once 'ttras, yot is a part.il If, reador, you have a tuoraTial bo dear, And wish the sweet token of friendship to woar, You may bavo Hath" mado up wito most exquisito skill Aa jewelry, in whatever fashion tcov will. To Champney 4 Smitteh's you'd hotter repair. And examine the beauteous HAm obnamesis there.

Hair Jewelry and Devico Work is our specialty. We nave tho work done on the promises by the very best workmen and artiste. Wo tako groat nains to huve it well made and durable, and fool quito confidont of giving entire satisfaction to oil who may favor us with orders. We also keep a stock ol EKE quality Plated Ware. Clocks.

Watches Spectacles. Silver Forks, Spoons, Napkin Rings and Gold lewolry. Repairing Cone by thoroughly competent workmen. Wo solicit tho patronage of all, and can assure them of a good article at a lair price. CHAMPNEY SUITTRM, Formerly Spies A phampney, fe23 tf (Old No.

133) new No. 127 Fulton st, noar Sands. BlMENPnJS REDUCTION LYTHEPB1CES WATCHES, JEWELRY ANO SILVERWARE. In consequence of the recent reoent rapid doclino in tuf. rice of gold, HART A BROTHERS, No.

241 FULTON STREET, Now offer to the public, REGARDLESS OF COST, THEiK ENTIRES STOCK, CONSISTING Ot Diamonds, kM English and Swiss Watches, Rich and Elegant Jewelry, Solid Sterling Silverware, Finest Quality of Plated Ware, Hair and Rubber Jewelry, French and American Clocks, Fancy Goods. rc, AT PRICES CORRESPONDING WITH GOLD. Purchasers would do well to call and exatuino our stock and compare tresent and former pricos, and judgo fo themselves. HART BROTHERS, 241 Fnlton st, St. Ann'aBnildinga, UBBER MOURNING JEWELRY, IN gteat variety, at J.

D. CHASE'S. 203 Fnlton street. PLATED WARE ALL KINDS OF OUB own plating, at J. D.

CHASE'S, Manufacturer, fe20 203 Fulton street. mtrVlE A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT I of gold and silver watches, also clocks in great variety. Watches, clocki and jewelry repaired in the very bestman nor at CHASK'S, 203 Fulton street. fe20 TREBLE AND QUADRUPLE TABLB and fancy plated ware in every variety, for sale at JAS. MoMIIBRAY'8 (few Jewelry Establishment, 315 nl on Btreet CTBRLLNG SILVER WARE AND A IO great variety of ailvor goods, in boxes, suitable for wedding Presents, at teal J.

n. Mannfactnrer. 203 Fnlton st ATCHES A ND CLOCKS OF EVERY and warranted by JAB. UoHURRAY. 316 ifttltonstjree n23 CWR EASE AND COMFORT FOR THE EYE try the BRAZILIAN PEBBLE at 0HA8K'S ivery pair warranted to give nerfeot satisfaction.

feio J. nHASK.lMannfactnrer.2113 P1? 4 lAMONDS I DIAMONDS! DIAMOND Setts, Pins and Ear Rings, WOO. 600, t800, 1DM, J1600. 4C. at HART tlROTHERS, fBS 241 li'nlton BtrooU OPERA, FIELD.

MARINE, RACE AND Tourists' Glasses, just the thingBfortho lakes and mountains. Kxamine the splendid assortment at fe20 J. D. PHASE'S. 263 Fulton st.

HAIR WORK OF A GREAT VARIETY of oatierns. mado from your own niiTiwa nw tiih skit lurAirmna VV with diamond set. enamelebVongraved and engine ut ned cases, for sale at JAB. MoMUBBA Y'S. New JewelJ Establishment, 3m Fulton street nMlv TOBACCO AND SEGARS, OOD NEWS FOR SMOKERS PEACE PRIMES AT THE COLORADO 8EGAR STORE, 346 FULTON STREET, opposite the Oity Hail Park.

Come and see our coods and prioe3 before purchasing olsewhere, andsave lOOper cent. Being oitonsively ongagad In tho manufacture of BBgars at 86 Maiden lane, Now York, no are enabled to sell our goods (ANp WE po rr) at a small ki K.nnMfl. Lnlllall CABEx UUuaiUKK LEGAL NOTICES. YAW3 SWISS LINIMENf; IOKLY RELIEVES AHJ) OVBKS PAINS, AOflgS 1 ACHE, 'JOOTHAOHff. EARA0HR RHEUMAtlO AND NEURALGIC PAINS, Swelling of the Join's and Limb.

Ifrostpd Foot, Quinsy Sore Tdrna', Lame and Weak Back, lekdily yMo to fts great oower over ff pafn. Full directiottri ftcoomoany eoh bortle. Edwin Forrbst tbo emkent tiagedian. ys, I'he pain terminates upan the applloUion ot tho, Swiss Liniment." Rov. Wm.

P. Oorbttt, says, "It aotfl like a charm, taking hold of pun immediately. F. HYATT, Proprietor. 246 Grand st.

And sold by Pendleton, 4th and South 4th sts, WlfnamtH borgb, and by Milne, 217 Fnlton Bt, Hroeklyn. saM lm A YEK'S PILLS. ARE YOU SlUK, FKK bio and oomplaining? Aro you out of order withour system deranged and your feelings uncomfortable? Thos Bymptons are o'ton the nrelnde to serious illness. Bomb ft of sickness is creeping upon you, and Bhonld be averted by a timely upe of tho nghtrcmedy. Tako Ater's Pills, and clcapo out tbe dlsorde.d hnmors purify tho blood, and let tbe fluids move on unobstructed and in health again.

They the functions of the bod into vigorous activity, purify tho system from the obstructions whioh imke disease. A cold Bottles somowhore in tho body, and de anges ite natural fanctions. Those, if not relieved, reict upon themselves and tbo surrounding organs producing general aggravation, suffering and dorangomonl While In this condition, tako A tee's Fills, and boo how directly thoy restore the natural action of the system, and with it the buoyant feeling of health again. What is true and po apparent in this trivial and common complaint la alao true in many ot tbe deep seated and dangerous diatom pore The same puigative effect expels them. Caused by similar obstructions and derangements of the natural fanctiens af tho body, they are rapidly and many of thorn surely aurod by tho same means.

Nona whe know tho virtue of thesa Pills will nogior.t to omploy them when suffering from the disorders they onto, such as Headache, Foul Stomach, Dya ntiy, BiliouB Cumplaiuts, Indigfstion, Derangement of Liver, Constioation, Heartburn, Rhmima sm, Dropsy, Worms aod Suppression, whon taken in largo OPCS, They are Sugar Coated, eo that tho most sensitive can them oasily, an they aro surely tha best purgative dicine yet discovered, YEAR'S AGUE CURE. Forthe speedy and certain euro of Intermittent Fever or Chills and Fover, Remittont Fever, Chill Fover, Dumb Aguo. Periodical Headache or Bilious Hoadaohe, and Bilious Fevers; indeed forthe whole class of diseasos originating in biliary derangomsnt, causod by the malaria oi miasmatio conntiiee. This remedy has rarely failod to cure tho severest cases of Chills and Fover, and it has tbisfroataJvantago over other Ague medicinos, that it subduos t'jo comptsint without niury to tbe pationU It contains noouinineorotberdole teiious substanco, nor does it produce quinism or any in luriouB effect whatever. Shaking brothers of the army and the west, try it and you will endows these assertions.

Pi Dr, Lowell, and loid by all druggists and dealors in Medicines pverywhore. au2 2meodF Dr7macleodthe eminent scotch PHVSTOIAN. 113 Brandwav. New York, tro'at'a dis eases ef the Eyo, Far, Throat, Hearr. Lungs, and Oatarth Hiinuness, uearness.

Dizziness, woise tne tieaa anu Ej s. anJ DischarEOB from the Ears, Mouth or Nostrils re moved Artificial Kycs inserted without pain, which will move and look liko natural onoa, Medicine sent by mail to patients that cannot visit tbe office, 3m EKVSIPEUAd, titoum. all kinds of Sores, Corns. Bunions, Bruises, Cuts, Felons, Boils and Burns, nrosurerr oared by DAL r.fl ViH a I AT. PAIN KYTRAdTniL Notica thn genuine has new private Govorrmont jtamp, black, not rod.) having Dalloy's likeness iu centie and signatuie on tne end or stamp, uorsaio at uepoi woerty aireet, N.

Y. o25 ly MADAME CLIFFORD, MEDICAL AND BUMNiiNS OIiARfVOYANTJC, 291 Atlantio streot, vtar SmHb. All ohronio diseasos successfully treated; clectio, sulphur and vopor baths given. Persons suffering tiom rhoumatitm, scrofula, dyspepsia, fema'o weaknesses, fneTvous diseasos or affections of tho lungs, livor, Munoje or spine, cured. Ola movant examinations by hair mado, Satisfaction quarantoed.

Hours from 9 to 6. b3 lm" A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM, AND ALL RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS If directions are stricily adhered to. TOOMSS' GREAT GERMAN REMEDY For sale n2 per not tie) at no rtrnir atores of H. PARKER, 281 Fulton avenue. W.

BELL, coruor of Gold root and Fulton avenue 1 CORPORA TlOiV NOTICES. NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE application of the Common Council of tho City of Brooklyn, lntelationtoopeningKentavonuB from OelCalb avenue to Lafayette avonue. in tbe city of Urooklyn. To all whom it may concern: Tho report of tho Commissioners of Estimate in the abovo entitled matter, has been complotod and filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of kings, whore it is open for the inspection of all portions interested. Application will bo made, on behalf of tho said Common Council, to the Supromo Courl of thoHuto of New York, at a Special Term tuereol.

bold in and jr the County of Kings at tho Count Court Houo, iu tho Oity of Urooklyn, on Monday, tbe 2d day of Octobor. 1865. at 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon of that day, or aa soon thereafter as counsel can bo henr, to liave said report confirmed. Dated Sop tunber8tb, IE05 JOHN G. SOHUMAKER, bc8 td Attorney and Counsol to too Oity of Brooklyn.

OTiCE 3N THE MATTER OF THE application of tho Common Council of the Oity of Brooklyn, in rolntion to opening Hudson avai. no, from St. Maiks placo to Wurron Btroot, in tho Oity of flrooklyn. To ell whom it may concern The report of tho Commission ors of Estimate in the above entitled mottoi bas been completed and filed in tho otlico of tbo Clfrk of tho County of Kings, where it ia open for tho inspection of all persons intorwted. Application will bo limdo ouhchnlf of tho said Common Council, to tho Supreme Cou of tbo State ef Now York, at a Special Term thereof, held in nm) lor tho County ol Kings, in the County Court Ilouso, in tho City of Urooklyn, on Monday, tho 2d day of October, 1B65, at.

10 clock in the foronoon of that day. or as soon thereafter as counsol can be heard, to navo said report confirmed. SOIIUMAKEH, BeStd Attoineyand Counsel to tho City of Brooklyn. CORPORATION 1 GRADING and paving Remso stroot, from Court Olinton atroot. with Bolinn pMvimiont, A petition has bavu inoHuntud to the Common Council of tho City of Brooklyn to grade and pave Keinsen street, trom Court to Clinton filvoet.

wi'b BolRian pavoiaent: tbo Common Council havo fixed tho district boyond which the assessment foi soid imnrovemont shall not oxtond, to wit: One hundred feet in depth, on either side of Baid Ruinsou Btreet. froii' Court to Clii'ton street. Romonstranccs df ny against the said lmprovoinont must bo left at tbe Street Couunitisionor's ollicc, on or bo fore tho 7th day of October, 1865, as tho Common Council will finally at upon tho same ot thoir next ensuing mootini or as soon thereafter as convenient. Dated Brook) jn Sept. I3in, TWJfl.

J. OAKhRY NODYN n5 2w Stroot Commissioner. SSBHSORS NOTICE. IN THE MAT ter of aiiport ionlng and tho expense of opening Grand street, from Bushwick nvenus to Metropolitan avenue. Tbo Board of Assessors of the City of JJrookiyn, pursuant to tho provisions of an act of tho Legislature or tbe State of New York, entitled "an Act to consolidate the oitiea of Brooklyn and Williamsburg and Iho town of Bushwick into one Municipal Government, nnd to Incorporate the same," passed April 17, 1HM, and of the sovoral acts amondatory thereof and supplementary thereto, hereby givo notice that tho reports of the assessments in the abovo entitled matters have been mnde, nnd that said reports aro now deposited in the otlico of tlm Tax Comtim wouera, at tho City UalL in tho city ol Brooklyn, whero Iho fame can booxaminod by nH pcrconf interested, and that the said Board will moot in thesaio oflico on tho28ib inst o'clock A.

to hoar obiocUoiis(ifnny)trom parties interested, and to sign our eaip revol ts. Parties having objections to make will ploase ore ient tbcm in writinc Dntod Urooklyn. itoinbor 16tb, 1865. 60i5 td ROBERTO. LUC KEY, Preaidont.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSION ER. No. 6 City Hall rROPOSAl.tt FOR URADLNG AND PAV1KG. Sealed pronosuls will be received by the Conrnon Council atthoMkvor's oflicn until Thursday. Oct, 2'1.

1865. at 3. o'clock P. M. for grading and paving the folloiymg named streets Huron etroet.

from Washington to Franklin: Crccno stroot. from Franklin stroot to Union avonne; with the best hank paving stones, sotting ourb and RUV or Btones and laying all necessary crosswalks agrooable to tho profile oi said streets on tile in tho oflico ot the Street Con Hiipsioncr. Proposals to stntoiho price per running foot through the centre of ftrcotsfor the wholo work completo. BlunVtHior estimating furniahod nt tho ortico ot the SttOOt Commissioner, and none other will bo cq71 3iaorGU', Proposals will not be considorod unless accomDaniod With acoiisnntru writing of iw suretios of $1000 each.ouoiwh proposal, (who shall (mftlify as to their responsibility) that if the contract bo awarded to tho party proposing, thoy will become bound as bis surely for ita faithful performance and in case ho shall neglect, or refuso to oxecuto the contract, if so awarded, then that thoy will pay to tbo City of Brook yn tbo difference bolwecn the price so proposed and the price of tho uexthif 'hestbiddcrto whom the contract may iws rded. Proposals to be endorsed "To tho Common Council," (' iiccifj ing Ihe Brooklyn.

Sipt 20Ui. 1885. By order ot the Common Council. OAKLEY NODYNK, 8e21 td Street Commissioner NOTICE" OE ORDINANCE TO CAUSE sidewalks to bo flagged. Notico is hereby given to all parties interested of the intention of the Common Council ot this city to pass an ordinance to direct sidewalks to bo flagged in front of the low of ground at Hie following locations: Uu V.kl street Ji rs, irom ju iu oiu uvnnuca; On Ket streot, between I'ranklm Ht and Union av; On Kont ftroot.

3. between franklin st and tho Episcopal Church; On Union avenue, between Greenpoint avenuo and Newtown Bridge; On Cth avenuo. S. between 1st and 9th streets; I'nnhtn tho uirith of six fact. Dated Brooklyn, September 25th, 1865.

OAKLEY NODYNE, Street Commissioner. P26 10d SSESSMENT NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby given, that the following Assessments remain unpaid, and that tho warrant for collocting paid Assessments will expire on the Uth day of November. 2865, and that unless Baid Assessments, together with tbe expense and per centago allowed by law, ore paid on or before said dato, I shall proceed to advortiao and soil the premises in tho manner pointed out by Soo tions24and26of Title 5th, of tho prosent Charter of the City of Brooklyn Oiadmcand Paving Hovt streot, from 2d streets D. S. 3S; Milton G.

71; B. K. Camp, 224 44; Zei.O Kccar, Fencing Cumberland etroot. Park av. and Oxford Bt Bernarn Sheridan, $12 06.

Fencing bond. Hovt, Warren and Baltic streot? Samuel S. Girritson, liegeman, 1086; jKobercWed den. 1066; Goo. Tracy.

10 65. Fencing Hoyt, Wnrten. Bond and Wyckoff streeta Saml, 5 Oarritson. 810 70: John Butler, 10 70. Fencirg Clinton, Nohon nnd Huntington stroots, and Bnmilton ave Jacob H.

Leroy, $21 43. Fencing Van Brunistreet, Nos. 5 and 6. Block 28, Pago 1, 12 Hi Ward Edw. Allison.

1224: Hnrry Weod. 1224. FencingHicksBtreet.both sidon, between Carroll street andSummi' Btreet Jeff er3on E. WillinmB. $86U1.

Fancing Morton street, h. betrvoou KontandWytbo avenuec i O. Clork, $11 38. fencing Cumberland stree', tot wen WiJJou(rhbyani nr Kalb aveb Isaac O. Doloplaine, $50 70; Oliver Wood fore, 9 0.

C. B.Mornsson. 76 80; fcdward T. 6 Fencing DeKalb av. and Houston stroct Dorainick Ool Franklin street, e.

(jetireon Green and Huron aU Iiorn rd t25 law6wM Collector of Tuoa and Assoaamonts. t.KVAI, flIOTICES, IN PUHSUANOK OF AN ORDER OV UOS. WEHj O. BKAINAKD, Esq, Surrosato ot tho Oountj Notico is hereby given, according to law, to all persons rutting claims against JOHN CARPENTER, lata of tha town of Now Utrecht, doccasod, that thoy aro rocinirod to exaihit the same, with tho vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at tho late residence of Johu Caruouter, deceased, in the town of New Utrochl. on or boforo the third day November next Dated April 2Sth.

1869. HUGH SMIM CARPKJITEB, Executor. ai27 lawBm'Th PTJRSUANCK OF AN ORDER OPROS. WELL O. BEAIMABD, Surrogato of the Count, Noticoi's hereby girfrn, uoordlnc to toa periona having claims against MARIA SPRAGUE, latoio.

Mia Cits of Brooklyn, decoased, that they aro required io exhibit the samo, with tho vouchers thereof, totHe subscribers, tho adoololstratorJ, at their residence 148 A Jelulii street, in tho Oity of Brooklsn, on or oofore tho 31at day of Warchnext 0.BtedSeS..5blf lswfm' JOTH AM O. MF.EKBR, 1 IAMOND ANU U'l'UiiiU FUKUIu(m jewelr; for sale and uiaiio'o ordir at JAS.Mi'MUK rieir UtfMM ant, yajtan si mt aSly NKW IfORK SUPKEMB COURT RUS Uourtoi Apuaals of the "ti" nWah H. Kimball andothers Infeanuance of judgmont oraer of this Court, mad in Bie anov6 action, bearing dato tho day of ApiU, 1869, I nil! public motion, at the BalesroomB, No. 339 1 Fulton etroet, in it" Oity of Brooklyn, on tboetn day of November, 1865, at 12 o'dlock, noon, the following described land ood promises: All that certain farmandtraotoi land and moadtiw B'tnaiA nt FUtUniia OonLt, of Kings and Htato ef nS5 York 5 bMndod norther! ly by lanes formerly otJoreinvLotti eaaterly by a di oh; sonftierly by tne bay and. westerly the road or avenne forty feet in width between tbe premises horein desoribod and land now or late of Ktiza Aon Voornees, containing niuety Beven acres and one quart.r.aod thirtv sovea poroheBpf land, being tnefannon whiob the partios of thetirat part in tbe said moTtgano named no reaida Aleo the Uyaler Pono.eo called, lying on the eontborl, side thereof, and all tne right, title and interest of the sai Dirties of tho first part in Barren island.

Dated Broaltlyn, Bept.23, 1866. t2o law6wM JOHN MoNAMBE. Sheriff. SUPREME COURT OITY AND COUNTY of New York Peter P. Sonnett againBt Parme tua JobnBon, wifo and others E.

Eileny Andeiaon attorney for plaintiff. In pursuance of a judgment of this conrt made in the bore act iOD, on the 21st day of September, 18(35, will be sold by or under tbe direotiou of tbe undersigned, tno referee named in said judgment, at public auction, the Oominer mercial Exchange, nnmber 369 Fulton street, in the Oity Brooklyn and Oonnty of Kings, on Tbnraday, tbe nineteenth day of October, 1865, nt 12 o'olocb, noon, the toUow inc described lands and prtmises, viz: All those four oor tain; Iota of lnd situate lying and beitg on the sonthely side of Warren street between Hicks Henry ttreets, in tho Sixth Ward ot tho Oity of Brook and which, taken together are ooundod aod contain as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Warren street, distant ono hundrod feet westerly from the southwestern corner of Henry and War ren.streets thence running southerly on a liro at right angles to Warron Btireafc, uineti nine feet and ton inches; theDCO Westerly oWa litie palallell with Warren street one huodredfoet; thence northerly on a line at right angles witp Wjanen street, ninety nine feet and ten inchod, to tho southerly aide of 'Warren street an thence oastorlyalonir Warren street one hundred fefttothe place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn. 25th September, 1865. se25 2aw3wM.

14 Oourt street. Brooklyn. (BOUNTY COURT OlfTHE COUNTY OV RINGS. Leopold Huffer, plaintiff, against Eliza Babcb, as 'executrix, andothers, do'endants. In pursuance of a judgment tbo bounty 'Jourt of tho County of King made in tho above entitled action onlne llthdayof Sentembsr, 1805; I.

the rfoieo therein appointed for tb.fi purpose of oirrying smd judgmei into effect. will Bell at nublio auctior nt the Commercial Exchange, number 3(39 Fulton street, in tho City of Brooklyn, on the sixth day of October, 1865, at 12 o'clock, noou, All that certain piaca oc par eel of land situate, lying and being in tho Eighth War of the City of Brooklyn land State of New York, being one bldok of ground, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point where the middle of Eighth street intersects the middle of Third aronne, and running thence not th easterly two hundrod and sixty (260) foot to the miildlo of Seventh thanco northo. torly along the cont'e of Seventh, seven huiidied and seventy five (775) feet 'nine' (9) inches to the middle of the Second avenue: thonco southwesterly along the middle of Seooad avenue tiro hundred and siityfKO; feet tothe middle of Fightta street; and thence southeasterly along tbb Eighth sropt seven hundred and and seventy five (WB) feet and nine (9) inohos to the Doint or place ot beginning, containing four 63,021 10(71)00 acres; excepting therefrom the were duly released trom uie Jied of said mortgage to wit: teat POJC 01 Sam UinrtgUfjBU prejuiatia uwnuuou nun uo Bcribed as viz: Begnning in the middle of Eighth street at a point distant four hundred and on tihrthwARtirfv fom tlm Third avenna and run ning thence northeasterly parallel with Third avenuo fc vo hdndred and sixty (260) feet to tliemiddie of Seventh street: tnence running noixuwtwwuj uiuuk uw ujiuuiu ui nam Seventh street one hundred and twonty flvo (125) foot: tWoTino ont.liurnttAIvnrir1 nfnn narflltol with Third avanna t)o bnndp and sixty (260) foot to the mirtdtouf Eighth etreet' aloreiaidi and thence southeasterly along the middle 1 of said Eighth street one hundrod and twenty five (123) feet to the point or plaeoo' bpginumg, by rc leasB recorded in Liber 306 of conveyances, page 133, in tbe oflico of Register of tbo. County 0f Kings, and alsoall that other nart of said mortgaged promise bounded widdescribed as follows, viz: Beginning at a point where 1he middle of Eighth streets intersects the middlo of Second avenue, running thenco northeasterly along tho middlo of Eighth stioet one hundred and sixty (ICQ) feet nine (9) inches: thonco northeaaterlyparallel with Second avenue aforesaid twohnndred'and sixty (2.0) foot to the middle of Seventh street: thencB northwe terlv along tho middle of Seventh streot one huudred and sixty (160) feetnbje (9) inches to the middle of Second avenue and thenco Eoumweatcily along the midale of Second avenuo two hundred and oixty (260) feet to. the point or phco of beginning: by release recorded in Bid RogUTer's office in Liber 329 of conveyances paga 178.

Dated September mh. 1865. JOHN D. Pit lY. Itoforoe.

OT1CE IS HJiRKBY GIVEN, AOOOBD lng law. uii uurouun uuviuk utauua auium. vua of Catharine M. Siuiouton.Jato of tho city of Brook lyn flint, fliov rto mniurHd to fi hi liit. tlin finmn with the vouchor? thereof to the subscribers, at the office of Jamet fray.

Attorney, 339 Fulton sttcet, boforo Soy tembor 30. 1865 March 23. 1865. GEO. P.

SIMONTON, T.tn, 23 lawfim'Th W. N. RAE. oc0 StfPB KM COUK OHAUJSCEY OlaTb, plaintiff, against Emma Augusta Olark, dofund ant. Summons for relief.

Cum. not servQrj, (50 cent Ro venne stamp on original.) Xo Emma Augusta Clark, defendant: You are horeby summoned and requtrcjd to answer the complaint in this action, which will be iilod in tbo office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, State of New York, and serve a copy ol your answer to the said comulamt ot tho sub criber. at hi3 office. Room No, 22 Kincs County Court House, Kings County, Stato of New York, srithm twenty days after the service et this summons on you, occlusive of tho da. of and if you fail to answer tho said complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action mil apply to tho Ccart for demanded in the complaint, Dated Julv 5th.

JAMES PACKER, Plaintiff's Attorney. 3 The said complaint was died in eaid ottio. on the 16th, day of September. sciaiaivfiivM jfN PUBSUANCB OF AJK OBDKR OF BOS i WELL C. BRAIN ARB, Surrogate of tJieCOunty, of Kings: Notice is Hereby given, aocordina law to all puraouBoav iBRClStoS BCTiMt UARRY H.

MARSDIJN, fate of the City of BrooUyn, deceasod, that thej are required to exhibit the (tame, with the vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber, at his placo of businc.na, corner ol Mvrtlo avenuo and Washington street, in the Oity of Urooklyn, an or before the eiobteonth day of Outober next Dated April lltu $66; JOHN THOMPSON, Administrator. apl31aw6niTh SUPRiiMIiJ OOURT, KINGS 'COUNT Henry C'mmmej and Sarah Litchfield, his wifo, plaintiffs, Meaiiist Samnol Parkhill. Mary Ann Purkhill, his wife, "Yilliam PctHbone, Jane Pettibono. his Samuel itHVUloin, IiuLiLiu flnymund, bin trifo, Udwai Oiuui'msj, and Edward Hagan; guardian of tho said Udward Orum mey, defendante. Summons for relief.

To the Defendants abovo namoi and each or thorn XOU are nereoy biimuioiiou anu roqauuu to iiiiswur iu complaint in tlu action, of which a copy is Herewith served upon yoo, and to eorvo a copy of your answer to'ho Baid complaint on the subscrioor, athisOftioo. No. 343 lulton street, in the City of Brooklyn. Stale of New York, within twenty days after tho service hereof otoluawe of thedayof such service; and it you fail to answer the comnlaint within the time aVoresaid, tho plaintiffs in this action will apply to tho Court for tno relief domaodoa in the complaint. Dated May 24th.

1964., N. IT. Plaintiff's Attorney. 313 Fulton stnot. Brokyn.

The complaint in the abovo action was tiled in the ottioo of the Clork of the County of Kings, ou tho 5th dav of September. 186J 1bw6wt1i PUKSUANOK OF AN OKI) It OF UOS WELIi BRAIN ARD, Surropateof ths Oounti hereby given, according to law. to all person oaving claims against CLARISSA. HOWARD, lato of the Oity ci Urooklyn, decousod, that they are required to exhibit tb( same, with the vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber. Hie executrix, at the office of Thomas J.

Wortlv.ill, No. 3o9 Fulton 3treot, in the City of Brooklyn, on oi boforo ibe 12th c' jannriryrioxt. Oale July Itb. 18(5. frBlawBm ClxARlSSA.

R. HOWARD. Executrix. IN VUBSUANOlil OF AJS ORDWROF UOS WELL O. BRAINARD, Surrogato of tho County of Kings.

Notice is htreby given, nccoriinp to law, to all porsona having claims against WILLIAM McKEAN.i laic of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that tboy iu roqnircc" to exhibit tlit sauio. with tbe vouchors thereof, to the subscriber, tho administrator, at his placo of busmoss G6 Dunne street, in thoCityof Now York, on or before the 26th day of December next. Datd Juno 13th. 1865 iel41w6m JAMES PAN TON, Administrator. UHKEIFF'S SALE.

VIRTU is OF a writ oE execution, issued out of tho Supremo Court, to mo directed and delivered, I ill soil by publio auction, at tha Sheriff's Office, Oounty Court House, in tho City of Brooklyn, on the 21st day of October, h65, fltlWcluck noon, all tne right, title and intorost which ROBERT COWEN had on the 7th day of July. 1865, or at any timo thereafter, in whoso hands soorer tho same may bo, of in and to, All that certain lot in tbe Ninth Ward of the Oity of Brooklyn situated on the southerly side of Bainbndge street, distant 623 feet oasterly from tbo southeast coriicrof Bambridge street and Stujvosant avenue: running thenco eifterly along Bainbndge streei, 50 feefc; thence southerly narall with Stuyvesaut avomie 200 foot to the northerly sido of Ohauncey street; tlionce westerly alor.g Ohauncey street 50 feet: thenco northerly atrain parallel with Ktuvvesant avenuo 200 toot to the place of Degioning. Being the same premises conveyed Ohiirlos Holdcn and wife to Robert Ojweu. hv deed datd tho sevonthdayof October. 1853, nnd recorded in the olHco of the Register of tho Oounty of Kings in Liber 310 of Conveyances, nage 1, Ac Dated Brooklyn, Sent 9th.

IP65. seYlaw6wTh JOHN McNAMKE. SheiiiF. QUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTf IO Joseph M.Greenwood agninat George V. N.

Emmons and othors. Joseph M. Oeeenwood, PlUf in person. In pursuance ot a judgment order of this Court, made in the above entitled action, bearing date tho fifth day ol September 1865, 1 will sell at public auction, at tho Commercial Exchange, 369 Fnlton street, (opposite the Oity Halll. in the City of Brooklyn, on Wednesday, tho 25th day of October.

1865, at 12 o'clock noon of that day. tho following described land and premises: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lyiueand beinir in tho said Town of Gravfsend. butted and boundod hb follows, to wit: Northerly partly by land of Garret Stryker and parity by land of Richard Htilwell, oasterly by lano or road of the said Ricbard J. til we II, southerly by highway, and westerly by land now in po8se. sion of Abm.

Ditmas, paid lot containing about one and a half acre1 be the samo more or le3s, and being tho name upon which the born and ontbuildinga of said partios of the brat part a situated. Also one other lot lying south of abo. described lot and bounded as follows: Northerly by hichwv leading from Graveeend. easterly by land tf Richard J. Stilwel', southerly by land of Peter V.

Emmons and westerly by highway leading to Oonoy Island and non ta nfng ooo acre and ono half of an acre, more or lejd, being the same upon which the dwelling house of said partios of the first part is situated. Together with nil and ringular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenance? theroni to belonging or in any wise appertaining, Oatud Sep to rubor fl. If fe. BlllawCwM GEO I. MURPHY.

Referee, SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS. Samuel A. Van Wvck. plaintiff, against Jacob R. Grossman nnd Alonzo G.

Ciosaman, as executors, Ac, of the last will and testament of Alfred B. Urossinan, ed, and the Bold Jacob R. Crosaman and Matilda his wife, and Alonzri G. Cronsman. defendants Summons for relief.

(Comi. notser.) U.S. Rov 50 cents, cak celied. No. 3.

To tho defendants: You aro hereby summoned and rettmred to answor the comnlaint in this action, which will be filed in tho ofiics of the Clerk of tho Oounty of Kings, at tho Oity Hall, Brooklyn, and to serve a copy of your answor to tho said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, No. 231 P(arl street, in the city of Now York, within twenty days after the service of thiB summons on you, exclusive of tho day of such service; and if you fail to answer tho said complaint within the time aforesaid tbo plaintiff in this action will apply to the court forthe relief demanded iu the complaint. Dated January 20, 1865. S. W.

GAINES. PJtiTs. Att'ys. Tbe complaint in this action was duly filed in the oiflce of tbe Clerk of the County of Kings, at tho City Hall, in the city of Brooklyn, in said county, on the 24th day of June, 1865. at 25 minutes past 2 o'clock P.

AL jo26 law5wM S. W. R. A. Gaikeb, PJtff's.

AtCys. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL BRAINARD, Biq Surrogate of the County of Kings: Netice is hereby riven, according to law to all parties having claims against STEPHKN BROPRY, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they aro ren.uirfld to exhibit the Borne, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her residence, Ko. 135 Hicks Btreet, in the Oity of Brooklyn, on or before tho twenty fourth day of October next. ELIZABETH BROPHY. Executrix.

SUPREME COvRT, COUNTY OF KINGS The Metropolitan Insuranco Comnany against George H. Bacon, Edward Macombor and Oharlo3 Bame and Catharine, his wife. Summons for relief. (50 cent revenue Etamp, duly cancelled.) jL To the defendants above named and each of them: You are hereby summonod and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy ishorewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, No. 110 Broadway, in the City, County and Stato of New York, within twenty days after the rervice hereof, exclusive of tho dy of snob Berwce; and if you fail to answer the aid complaint within tbe time aforesaid, the Dlaintiffa in this action will apply to tbe Court for the relief denandad in tho oomplaint Dated May 26tb.

1865. VARNUM 4 TURNEY. Plaintiff's Attorneys, No. 110 Broadway. Now York.

The complaint in this action was filed in the office of tho Clork ot the 1'oan'y of Kings, at the Citv of Brooklyn, in said County, in tho Stale of New twenty ninth day of May. 1865. Vausdm curkky. auH lawCwM Plaintiff's Attoraoy. Every law, unless a dlfferont tline shall be proscribed therein, shall commence and toko effect throughout tho State, on and not before the twentieth day after the day of Its Arid passage, as certified by the Secretary of State.

8ec 18, Uuo 4, chap. 7, part 1, Revised Statutes, (Concluded.) CHAPTEB 851. AN ACT making appropriations for the support of Government for the fiscal year beginning on the first day of October, in the year eighteen hundred and alrty flve. Passed April three fifths being pre of tho State of Now York, represented In Senate and Assembly, do onaot as follows: Section I. Tho following amounts are horeby appropriated and authorized to be paid from the several funds, to the objeotB specified In this act, for tho fiscal year beginning oh tho first day of Ootober, in tho year eighteen hundred and Bixty nvo, namely: FROM THE GENERAL FUND.

rUDLIC CHAmTlES AND OOBBEOTIONS. For tho institution for the deaf and tlumb, for tho in stiuctlon and maintenance of two hundred and seventy five state pupils for one yoar, pursuant to chapter five hundred and fln'y of tho laws of eighteen hundred and sixty four, or a proportionate amount fornBhortor peiiod of time, or a smaller number of pupils, as shall be duly verified, forty nine thousand flvo hundred dollars: and for payment of interest on tho indebtedness of said lnslitutlou, twelve thousand and sixty flre dollars. For the Institution for the blind, for the instruction and maintenance of one hundred and fifty state pupils for one year, pursuant to chopter five hundred and. ufiy llvo 01 tho laws of eighteen hundred and sixty four, or a proportionate amount for a shorter period of time, or a smaller number of such pupllB, as shall bo duly verified, forty five thousand dollars, which amount shall be strictly spoiled to tho instruction and maintenance of tho pupils herein mentioned; and no part of said appropriation shall be applied to the payment of interest money, nor for improvements on the buildings of such, institution. For the state asylum for Idiots, twenty ono thousand Fort'ho sooletv ror the reformation of Juvenile delinquents la the.

"oity of New York, thlrty fivo thousand dollars. For the house of refugo of Western New York, thirty five thousand dollars. INDIAN AFPAinS. For. the Ononjaga Indians for rellof, pursuant to chapter two hundred and six of the lawB of eighteen hundred and fifty hundred dollars.

For the agent of the Onondaga Indians, for compensation, pursuant to ohapter three hundred and joyenty aix of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty one, one hundred dollars. For the agent oflhe Onondaga Indians residing on the Allegany and CaHaraugos reservations, for compensation, pursuant to chapter one hundred and soyenty eight of tho laws of elghtoen hundred and forty seven, fifty dollars. For the agent for taking the census of Onondaga Indians on the Allogany, Cattaraugus, Tu'ecarora and Ton awanda reiorvallons, and payiog their annuities, for compensation, pursuant to chapter seventy three of the laws of eighteen hundred and fiity olgul, oae hundred and flfiy dollars. For tho attorney of tho St. Regis Indians, for compensation, pursuant to ohapter three hundred and twenty? flveofthelaweof eighteen humfred and sixty one, one.

hundred and fifty dollars. Tor the attorney of the Senaca Indians, for compensa tion, pursuant to chopter ono hundred and fifty of the laws of eighteen bundled and forly flvo, ono hundred aid fitly dsllars. For expenses of removing Intruders on Indian lands, pursuant to chapter two hundred and four of the laws of eighteen hundred and twenty oie, two hundred dollars. INTEBBST ON STATE INDEBTEDNESS. Fr Interest ou the debt of thirty sir thousand dollars created for tbe benefit tho3tookbrldgo Indians, pursuant to chapter two hundred and eight of tho laws of Igbteen hundred and forty eight, and cbaptor thirty seven of tho laws of eighteen hundred and fifty, two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars.

For interest on ono hundred and ninety two thousand five hundred and elghty flvo dollars and forty nluo oeuts of state Block, Issued on account of tho Albany baBln loan, pursuant to chapter two hundred of tho laws or eighteen hundred and forty nine, seven thousand two hundred and twenty one dollars and ninety six centa. For interest on tho loan of two hundred thousand dollars, made far the completion of tho Oswego canal, pursuant to chapter five hundred and one of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty one, twelve thousand dallars, REPAYMENT 09 UOHETS. For ropayment of money to purchasers for redemption of lands Bold for taxes, thirty thousand dollars. For repayment of money erroneously paid Into tho treasury, five thousand dollars. For repayment of money in cases of failure to title of lands sold by the Btate, pursuant to part one, chapter nine, title five, section six, of tho Revised Statutes, threo hundred dollars.

For lepayment of money paid Into tho treasury by mistake, pursuant to part one, chapter eight, title three, section fifteen, of the Kevfsest Statutes, fivo huudred dollars, ADVANCES TO THE COONTT TEEASUBEI13. For advances to county treasurers, on account of taxes on property of non residents, which may bo returned to the office of tho comptroller, pursuant to chaptor four hundred and twenty seven, title one, section ton, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty five, thirty thossand dollars. BOAD3. For the commissioners of moneys received into llm treasury for taxes on lands of nou resldeuts, for payment of moneys appropriated to tho construction of roads, four thousand dollars. 6I1ERIPF3.

For the sheriffs of the several counties of tho state, for compensation for transportation of convicts to the state prisonB, pursuant lo chapter one hundred and tweuiy three of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty nine, twenty thousand dollars. Fcr tho sheriffs of the several counties, for compensation for transmission to the seoretary of stato of the reports of convictions by tho caurts of special sessions, pursuant to chapter two hundrod and fifty nine of tho laws of eighteen hundrod and thlrty uiue, ono hundred dollars. MISCELLANEOUS. For books and stationery for the transfer oflico of tho Manhattan Company, in the oily of New York, uvo huu drrd and fifty dollars. For expenses of supplying other states with reports of tho court of appeals and the Bupreme court, pursuant to chapter five hundred and thirty of tho laws of eighteen hundred and thirty.six, two hundred and fifty dollars.

For expenses of the board of commissioners of pilots In tho city of Now York, necessarily incurred in oxocut lng tho soveral laws relating to the harbor of New York, four thousand live huudred dollars. For ices of county clurks, pursuant to part ono, chapter twolve, title two, section Bixty lhree of tho Revised Statutes, fifty dollars. For fees of surrogates, pursuant to part two, ohapter six, title two, section fifty nine of tho Revised Statutes, twentj five dollars. For Levi S. Backus, for supplying tho "Radii" to tho deaf and dumb personB of this stato, three hundred dollars.

For James Minor, for his annuity, pursuant to chapter two hundred of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifteen, sixty dollars. For Iho keeper of Washington's headquarters al New burgh, for compensation, one hundred dollars. FROM THE GENERAL FUND DEBT SINKING FUMD. INTEIiESr, liEHE.OTTiON OK BONDS AND ANNUITIES, For IntereBt ou six millions fifty nlno thousand two hundred and fifty nlno dollars and fifty cents of state indebtedness, knewn and designated as tho general fund debt, three hundred and forty six thousand sovon hundred and ninety seven dollars and eighty oonls. For redemption of bonds issued by tho comptroller, falling due tho first of July, eighteen hundred and sixty three, threo hundred and eighty five thousand dollars, For the several Indian nations, for the payment of their annuities: to the Onondagae, two thousand four hundred and thirty dollars; to tho Cayugas, two thousand threo hundred dollars; to the Senacas, five hundred dollars; end to the St.

Regis Indians, two thousand ono hundred and Ibirty one dollarB and sixty seven cents. FROM THE FREE SCHOOL FUND. DIVIDENDS TO COMMON BOUOOLfl, For the common schools of this slate, for their maintenance, one million one hundred andtwenty Blx thousand dollars, or so much of that amount as shall be received from the three fourths mill tax levied for tho support of common schools, to be divided and apportioned pursuant to tillo three of chapter flvo hundred and flfty flvo of tho laws or eighteen nunurea and sixty lour. FROM THE COMMON SCHOOL FOND. FOB DIVIDENDS TO SCHOOLS, LAND EXPENSES.

ETC, Far the common schools of this state, for their maintenance, pursuant to part one, chapter nino, title four, section two of tho Revised Statutes, and chaptor five hundred and fifty live of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty four, one hundred and flfty flvo thousand dollars. For tho normal schaol, for its maintenance, four thousand dollars. For the Indian schools ef this state, for their maintenance, pursuant to titlo thirteen of chapter flvo hundred and fifty fivo of tho laws of eighteen hundred and sixty four, and for the education of Indian youth, four thousand dollars. For repaymont of money paid into the treasury for redemption of lands sold for arrears af consideration, pursuant to chapter four hundred and fifty seven of tho laws of eighteen hundred and thirty six, flvo hundred dollars. For poyment ol surplus moneyB received on tho selling again of lands, pursuant to part ono, chaptor eight, title eiah), of the Revised Statutes, Ave hundred dollars, For expenses of lands, pursuant to chaptor two hundred and Blxty eight of tho laws of olghteen hundred and thirty, two hundred dollars.

FROM THE LITERATURE EUND. DIVIDENDS TO ACADEM1E3, AND FOR APPABATUS, For the academies of this stato, for their maintenance, pursuant to chapter two huudred and thirty seven of the laws of eighteen hundred and thirty eight, twelve thousand dollars. For the academies of this state, for tho purchaso of text books, maps, globes, philosophical and chemical apparatus, pursuant to chapter five huudred and thirty six of tho laws of eighteen hundred and fifty one, three thousand dollars, FROM THE UNITED STATES DEPOSIT FUND. DIV1DINDS TO EOIIOOL8, ACADEMIES, INSTRUCTION Of TEAOHERS, ETO. For the common schools of this state, for thoir maintenance, and including the salaries of tho school commissioners of the several counties, pursuant to title three of chapter five hundred and flftvllvo of the lawB of eighteen hundred and sixty four, and chapter two hundrod and thIrlyTseven of the laws of eighteen hundred and thirty eight, one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars.

For the academloaof this state, for their maintenance pursuant to chapter two hundred and thirty seven of the lawB of eighteen huudred and thirty eight, twenty eight thousand dollars. For the common school fund to bo added to Its capita', pursuant to the ninth article of the constitution, twenty five thousand dollars. For teachers of common schools, for their instruction In those academies which the regents of the unlrerslty Btiall designate for that purpose, pursuant to chapter two hund'ed and thirty flvo of the laws of elghteon hundred and fifty two, olghteen thousand dollars. For the Stato Normal Sohool, lor Us maintenance, twolve ibousand dollars. For teachers' inslituies in the several counties nf the slate, for their maintenance, pursuant to cnapter live age, cleaning, and other necessary incidental expenses, bills duly receipted must also be lumiBhod.

It shall be Ilia dnljT.nf Ihn.trAnniltn.. 1. latare tfle dotails of theso several expenditures, STATE OS NEW XOBE, Office of the Secretary of Slate. Ihave.comparoduioprecoaing with tbe original latvs on file in this office, and do hereby certify that tho same are a correct tranMript therefrom afid of the whole of said original laws. Given under my hand and seal of office at tho City of s.1 Albany, thiB third day of February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty five.

Chatjnoex M. Depew, Secretary of Stato, SPECIAL NOTICES. rni uijAon (juaunbn. BRETT8 AND PARE With attentive drivers, can be had at the EXOELSIOH STABJJ3S. AISO.

1 Superior accommodations for bosrding horses at reasonable rates. Nos. 191 and 1S3 WashinRton street. Brooklyn. sel3lm MONTGOMERY QUEEN.

Proprietor. TEREOSCOPKS AtfD PICTUBKS.THIC onij place in Brooitirn wnere rouleau nnd a $QQt as wrtment DISSOLUTION OF CO PAKTNERSHKP The co partnership heretofore existing under tho name of GEO J. HAKY 00., is.this diyr dissolved by mutufll consent All outstanding acoiunts will toe adjusted by GEO. J. HARDY, at 13 Court BtT8et.

Hrbokyii, Sept 1.1865. GBO.J. gel lawlmP HENRY SMITH. Jr. OITIOE THE BOARD OF SEWER COMMlSSieNERS, City Hal), Brook jyivSei)t 6th.

1S65. TO CONTRAOTORS. Sealed proposal will bo received stthisomce Hntil Monday, tho 9th day of Ootober next, at 12 o'clock for building sewers in Drainage District iVo. 24, ralvdivision Map Eastern Division, on file in this office. Plans and specifications may be seen, and forms of proposals procurod, on application at the Engineer's office.

No proposal will bo considered unless made in said form, accompanied oy the signatures of two responsible persons, duly otialHed in the manner andform therein set forth. The Commissioners reserve to themselves the nutit to reject all proposals if nocessary to protect the interest of tbe GAMALIEL KIKG, President L. NOBTBTTP. Socrotary. ao5 td KNICKERBOCKER ANTHRACITE COAX COMPANY, Office HQ Broadway, corner Uanalst Wo ore now delivering oar superior Lehigh Goal to siooUholdeis at 87 SO per ton.

screened. Subscriptions received at the oflhe of JOHN BRAIN ERD, agent for Brooklyn, No. Court street. Bel92ff ATTENTION 1 311 ATLANTIC STREET. Ladies and gentlemen, I have reoeived a Large order from Southern and Western States, for $125,000 of OAST UVFOLOVUING FURNITURE.

OABHETS, JEWBL RY, 4c. If you have such articles to dispose of, uteasa call on or address note 311 Atlantio street, wnero you will receive the highest price. D. ROSENBAUM, Anent. Ladies attended by Mrs.

Hosenbaum. auj2ni BEDSTEADS, TBOY AND ROUND COR 'ners, of all sizes; also Berpentineroumd corner and cottage panel, with tables nd ceuBtantly on hand to moot the wants of trade, finished in tho beat manner. Factory 397 Eichtn street, near Avenue P. se22 lm' GAS FIXTURES, OHAUrELIERS. PENDANTS.

BRACKETS STANDARD AND NICHE LIGHTS, AH TEL ORNAMENTS, GAS GLOBES. GAS SHADES, AM) DROP LIGHTS. Buyers are respectfully solicited to examine our lanjo and choice stock of modorn Cm Fixtures, which are for sale at very low prices. ARMSTRONG 4 BLAOKL1 selB 2m 273 Conrt street, cor. Union 1 iISTRIOT SCHOOL NO.

29, CORNER I of Amity and Oolumbi streets, will bo opened for the reception of pupilB on MONDAY, Ootober 2d, at 9 o'clock A.M. Parents and guardians residing in the district arc ear ne8tly requested to enter their children on the morning ot that day, in order to secure places. An efficient corps of teachers ha3 been appointol. and every facility will be afforded for tho improvement of the attendants. BrooklD, Sept.

26. 1E65. Br order of the Board of Education. 820 20t 0. J.

SPRAOUE. Chairman. TJOEBUOK'S WOOD AND FUBBER WEATHER STRIPS. BURT iNn nHisAP'R'iT. MOST EFFECTIVE AND DURABLE.

Wairantefi to exclude COLD, WIND, SNOW. DUST, 4c, from DOORS AND WINDOWS of every description. For sale npclied, at a REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT from last yeart' prlcos, By the Manufacturers, ROEBUCK BROTHERS, 58 FULTON New York, And at WHITE NICHOLS, 208 Fulton st, Brooklyn. so233m DRESS MAKING IN ALL ITS BR ANCH ES Mmo. MORROW.

23 Fulton street, having just returned to the city, is now prepared to nt'ond to that department personally. Her long exnoriouco nnd natural cood tnsto in making Dresses, Mantles. Ao in tbe Tatest style and perfect iit, makes her tho first class DreBS mnker cf Brooklyn. Her charges are very economical. Tho French Costumes received regular byevorysteimer from Prrif flp20tf FURNITURE AND BEDDING SECOND hand household furniture of every description bought and sold at No.

7 Nassau street, near Fulton. Brooklyn. Ihe highest price paid for' old carpets, oil cloths, feathor beds, matttasses, o. N. B.

AH kinds of furniture repaired, varnished, and upholstered in the best manner. Slattrasses ro made or mndo lo order. On hand a geueral assortment oC new furniture and bedding, at treatly reduced prices. All calis or orders puctaally attended to. T.BROWNE, 7 Nassau street, 2 doors from Fulton.

bg6 lm' mo TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1. OF BROOKLYN. The undersigned believing that a FIRST CLASS OYSTER SALOON. To which gentlemen could bring tho ladies of their families was greatly needed in this city, be had fitted up tho second iloor of the BANK OYSTER HOUSE In a manner which ho confidently expects will meat the approval of thoea who honor him with thoir patronage. Determined to furnish the very choicest the market affords he hopea to make the LADIES' SALOON OP THE BANK OYSTER HOUSE Deserving of tho patronage ol those ladies and gentlemen who appreciate tho eiforts of him who will spare no ox penEO or exertions to cator to their satisfaction.

EOlGlm PH1LTP H. GROGAN. Proprietor. NOTICE TUB ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stockholders of the Broolkvn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute wili be held on TUESDAY EVENING, the 3d Octobor next, at 8 P. at tbe Institute (in Livingston Bt, between Court and Boernm) for tho purpose of electinrsix rruetees to fill the places of those whose terms will then expire, and for such other business as may como before them.

By order. a2fi 9t JOSIAH 0. LOW, Secretary. CLAIRVOYANT MADEMOISELLE" A. D.

DeDORIB, from Paris, telli all present and future events; property or stolen goods recovered; prevents persons from all dangers; Drtngs together the separated, ic 304 tTulton avenue, (2d floor, up two flights of stiira, opposite Lafayette av. Ladies 60 cents; gentlemen OaH from 9 A.M. to 9 P. M. B25 6t MADAME DELLAMERE, CLAIRVOY nnh.

tails the nresent. nasb and future: also busi ness, love and all affairs of tho heart without fatL Gents i. ijaaiea ou chums, lvl ruiwu ovouue, uaor unuKu ai. UP stairs, iw 285w FINANCIAIi. Tbeasttby Depabthent, OpriOE OF OOMPIBOtlEB OF THE OOBBEKOY.

WASHInOiON, July Mtb. 1865. WHEREAS, BT SATISFACTORY EVT DENOE presented to the nndersigned, it has been made to appear that the ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF BROOKLYN, in the Citv ol Brooklyn, in the County of Kings and Stato Of New York, has baon duly organized under and according to the.requirements of tbe Act of Congress entitled "Anaot to provide a National Currency, scoured by a pledge of UnitedStltes bonds, and to provide fcr the oiroalation and redemption thereof," approved June 3d, 1864. and his comptied.with all the provisions of said Act required to ba comolied with before commencing the business of banking under said Aoc, Now, therefore, I. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of tho Currency, do hereby certify that the Atlantio National Bank of Brooklyn, in tho City of Brooklyn, in the Oonnty ol Kings, and State of New Vork, is authorized to ppm monce the busineis of hanking under the act aforesaid In testimony whereof witnoas my hana and seal of of flee, this 26th da, July, 1.RKEMA!( QLARICE, au31 Comptroller of tho Onrrenoy BE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOK T.VN Kn IK Hnnrt ofrftftt.

MONDAYS BndSATUBDAYS, 6 to i P.M. 1NTERKST begins October 1st DEPOSITS made on before Oct. 10 date from the 1st. DIVIDENDS for 1866 have hcon SIX PER OE N'T. on all VMM a Debits 1,630.874 91 Baianco 126,033,21 No.

of 21,400 Will movelnto thoir NEW BANKING HOUSE, 353 and 366 Fulton Btreet, about Oct. 16. Sept, 16tb, 1835. JOHN A. CROSS, President, W.

W.Edwabijs, Treasurer. Joan W. Htjmteb, Secretary. slOWt TJEMITTAIJCES TO ENGLAND, IRE IV LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES, drawn to order by Ji 8. AOKAY 4 No.

6 Court street. ap21 tf WENTY FIVE YEAR LOAN. 1300,000. doUTTBOLLEB'S OFFIOH. OlXI Hili, Brooklyn, March 2, 1865.

Proposals will be received at taia oflloa for any portion of bhe above loan, in sums of not lass Uian one tbonsand dol are. The Bonds will bear Interest at the rate of seven per oont. per annum, payable semi annually on the first day of Jan ary and July of each and every year. mh2if THOS. H.

FAB6N, UomptroUgT. TLANTIO SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM 8QUABE, N. OPKH DAILY. Sx per cent inteient allowed on sums of $50d and nnder. Money ('eoociced now will draw lut irot from 1st Ootober.

Ol. 1). V.a PM 'l, jojtfa i'. UoOPiE, aoc'y ial8Iy A writer suggest in the New York Saturday Times that every railroad should bo provided with its private graveyard, where its victims might bo interred at tbe Company's expense a simple act of justice to surviving relatives. Appropriate epitaphs could bo placed over the remains of tbe sufferers from accident, stating that nobody was to blame, as the following, for instance: COW OH THB TRACK.

A bovino vraif fromtthe adjoining Bold The traok invaded, and 1117 tato she sealed; B7 iho cow cilcba caught, alio How sky high, And so, dear friends, I cope at last shall I. misplaced swrron. A son of Erin, to the duty new, And Bllghtlj tipsy, tho wrong kver drow. Thirty were killed, and here, in sweet reposo, They wait till Gabriel's warning wliistlo Mom. Tho Smaahtown Railroad Company with a sigh RecordB their fate but ah! we all must die; And as lire's IrackB all end in Death's abode, Much those escape who take the shortest road.

Or EM DBAWUnrDOE. "Drawbridge euutl" tho signal said. Tmura't bur, Alas I how solemn! Such is life 1 Sec list of dead On tbe other side of this cilumn. The Emperor of Eussia and tha Grand Dnke Czarowwitcz are staving at Moscow. This being their first visit to tho ancint capital since mo aeatn 01 tne late uranci uuKe Nicho the Emperor, according to custom, presented his son and heir to the assembled peo plo and magnates from tho height of the Bed Steps in the Kremlin.

Manouvers, parades, and receptions crowd thick and faBt upon each other, to do honor to their sojourn. The Paris GonstUuUonnd loses one of its best pens by the retirement of its theatrical critic, M. Nestor Boqueplan. He has been appointed inspector of books by the Minister of the In terior. He was for some time director of the the Opera Comique and the Varieties, and was celebrated in thiB capacity for his good taste for his; bon mots.

He was the inventor of the Baying, "Business The London papers publish a letter from a physician bearing warm testimony to the value nnd usefulness of the siterhoods' of charity to the poor. 'Sisters of he says, 'in the capacity of nurses, whether high church or low, Protestant or Catholic, would be the greatest boon under heaven to the poor, and the doctors of cronwed or impoverished districts, for reasons obvious to all." Even tho adoption of a distinctive dress, to which so many objections have heed made, this writer defends on the ground that it is the insignia of office, and when well known is itself the best protection of the sisterhood. The Literary gossip in Paris is, that M. Thiers has just sold his "History of Florence" to his pnblishor for one hundred thousand dollars. M.

Ernest Eenan has completed his "Yie de St Paul." Ho breakfasts (in English read lunches) once a week at the well known Bestaurateur Magny, with a somewhat mixed company of his friends, M. Edmond About, Messieurs de Gorcourt, tc. The other day their host, while relating his late voyage to the East, remarked that he had been unable toland at Patmos, in' consequence of a frlght 'M' hurricane. Well," exclaimed Barbey d' Aurevilly, "he could not land at Patmos! No it was the storm of the Apocalypse St John himself The Chinese population of Francisco is rapidly becoming civilized. Ah Wee, cashier of the Bing Yeong Bank lately decamped with $4,000 from tho sale of that in 4th Dist James Houghton, Hugh A lion.

6th Dist Amos Torroy, Thos Sheffield. SEVENTH WABD. 1st Dist Jonathan Rogers, Jacob A Bloomiogdlle. 2d Dist DeWitt Bogoidus, Henrv Hsvward.j 3d Dist John A Ireland, Thos Stef rs. 4th Dist Howard Puff, Goo Reaua.

5th Dist John Dilman, Stephen Philips. EIGHTH WABD. 1st Dist Robt Cauldwoll, Henry Bristow. 2d Dist Jos Dorney WmM Van Liew. 3d Dist Goo Valentine, Wm Moriords.

NINTH WABD. IstDist Bernard Camnboll, Richd Shaw. 2d Diet Jas Oansidy, Arthur Creighton. 3d Dist Andw Paf, Gardener. 4th Dist John Beernor, Henry Young.

6th DistLawrenceP Harisharn, Jas France. 6th Dist John Clark, Robt Van Voorhis. TENTH WABD. 1st Dist Atwater, Jos Piatt. 2d Dist Chas Shepard, liver Cotter, 3d Dist B.

F. Thomas, Peter O'Brien. 4th Diit Gardiner, Peter Green. 6th Dist David Hutchinson. John Shandtey.

6th Dist Alei Skinner, Honry F. Bragg, pith Dist Howes, 0 Smith. 6th DiBt Jonathan Norton, Levi Foron. ELEVENTH WABD. 1st Disl Edwd Wood, Claudius Bradley.

2d Dist Thos 0 Bealty, John Mulligan. 3d 1 Anthony Staler, James Kellingham. 4th Dist James Tradee. James Lomas. 6ta Dist Alex Sharkey, Patk Yourell.

TWELFTH WABD. 1st Dist Michl Collins, Jas Fairbarin, 2d Dist Ross MoMahon, Goo Hanigan. 3d Dist Auguslus Voges, John Smith, TmBTKENIH 1st Dist Wm Ostrander, Edward Plass. 2d DiBt Oliver Robillord, Wm Hard. 3d Dist Wm A Devines, Wm Fasburg.

4th Dist Geo Burr. Wm Van Valkenburgh. 6th Dist Chas Reamer, WmRunoie. 6th Dist Jonathan Buir, Sam! Kennedy. yOUBTEENTH WABD.

1st Dist Francis Nolan, Jas Collins. 2d DiBt Miohl Marchy, Wm 0 Ranunis. 3d Dist Owen Gallagher, SchnilerCPfliliDS, 4th Dlst Patk Geoghegan, Adolphus Baker. 1 6th Dist Thos O'Brien, John Norris, FIFTEENTH WABD. 1st ist Mott, Honeywell.

2d Diet ctephens, James Coleman. 3d Dist Wm Lfuiionby, ACunningham. SIXTEENTH WABD. 1st gist Joseph Barnett. Peter Straub.

2d Dist Chos Bet JoB, Geo. Winkles, 3d DiBt Joseph Ammenwerth, Franz Schmid. ft? S'sChM Bradtameller, teais Plister. KS Dunham, Henry Oltmin. 6th Dist Loienz Frank, Adam Ohristmann, SEVENTEENTH WABD.

Bua 0 20 Dist Joe Jensen, Thos Dick. EIGHTEENTH WABD, Thomas Maloney. 2d Dist Wm Dawson, WmTiUinghast, NINETEENTH WABD. 1st Dist Joseph Waltor. Denis F'anerr.

2d Dist Anrrew Burr. Goo Pe'ttencer 3d DlBt Ohos Fellows, Luke rteilly I "PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS l70. BRAIN ARD, Esq, Surrogato of the County hereby riven, according to law, to all persons City of Brodklyn. decoased that they are required to exhibit the aame, with tha voaohers thereof, to the subsonbers, MeontorB'at tto store No, ill Fnlton street, in tha City of Brooklyn, or, or before the 1st day o) Marjh nsxt. Dated CAfiNlNGTON THOMAS, Executors, SUSAN HIOMA.

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