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LEGAL NOTICES. JFROPOSALS. SUBROGATE NOTICES. TOTICE OF DISTHIBUTION. NO ISAAC C.

T0WXLT2Y, COMMISSIONEK OF DEEDS. I COEPpE ATI01NOTICES. OFFICE OF STREET COilJlISblON'. ER, No. 0 City Hall.

AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING TIIE FILLINfl UP OF L(JTfl OF GROUND. The Mayor and Aldermen ol tha City of Brooklyn, iu Common Council couvouod, do enact as follows Boe. 1. That the tilling up of the lots, pieces or parcels of ground liureuiittter described. Is hereby decided to be necessary for abating nuisances, aud the said lota, which are lituated as lollowa Ou block bounded by Wolcott, Richards, Dikcman and ml" 1 Nos.

192, lwelfth Ward niaji, are hereby directed to be filled up, at the expense of the owner or owners thereof. Sec. 2 Iu case the owner or owners of the said lots pieces or parcels of ground, shall not comply with the first section hereof, withiu twenty days after tiie first publication ol this Ordiuunce, the Street Commissioner Is hereby directed to advertise for proposals fur doing the necessary work fur complying with this Ordinance, aud he shall rejiort ttm said proposals to the Common Council, to the end that tiie Coiiimou Council may direct a coutruct to bo made for doing the said work, at the expense of such owner or owners. Sec. 3.

Notice shall be given to all persons affects by this Ordluauce, by publication hereof iu the Corporation Newspapers for ten successive days, imd the advertisement for proposals, as aforesaid, shall be published in such newspaper! for ten successive days. Sec. 4. ThoexieiiHC of tha said work, which i-hall lie done pursuant to the second sectiou hereof, bu)l be assess aud collected iu the same manner as fur regulating, grading and paving streets. Adopted November IsOll.

WM. G. BISHOP, City Clerk. Approved November 2Mb, 1H0U. dl lot 8A.MI EL S.

POWELL, Mayor. CpRPORATIONJfOTTCES. A SSESSMENT NOTICE. NOTICE il is hereby giveu, that tho following Ansots-menta remain unpaid, and that the warrant for collecting said assessments will expire on the 2d day of January, 1H61, and that uulesssaid aasessineuU, together with the expense aud per cuutuge allowed by law, are paid on or before said date, 1 shall proceed to advertise and sell the premise, in the manner pointed out by Sections 24 aud 2ti of Title Otli, of the present Charter of tha City of Brooklyn N08TRAND ATE. GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BKTWEEN PACIFIC AND WYCKOFF8TS.

Win. Morrison, .4 Wni. Id. Vumpbi.ll, 19 SI as. K.

Morrow, 10 04 Bcuj. Flanders, 32 SO. PUTNAM ATENUE GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BF.TWKLN CLASS0N AND FKANKLIN Elizabeth, wife of W. R. Robinson, $19 Gilbert R.

Terrett, 6.) Ed. Donnelly, 66 titorgu II. Tiugley, 2(i7u; Wui. Donnelly, CO; Audrcw Uerceiue, 1 75. GATES AVENUE GAR LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN BEDFOKD AND NOSTKAND AVENUES.

Richard L. Wyckoff, $5 70 Alex. Studwell, 19 2S Margaret Egbert, 4 82 J. C. Hiker, 4 82 Thomas F.

Green, 9 70 Win M. Wilson, 04 George F. Taylor, 10 'ii F. J. Daulbrth, 9 04 8.

D. Wiliuot, 9 04; D. Calkins, 2 41; Gilbert Bayers, 7 23; E. J. Dauluith, 9 67.

QI INfY PTKEET OAS LAMTS AND POSTS, BETWEEN BEDFORD AND NOSTKAND AVENUES. Johu tlil.b, J7 02; H. B. Coruwell, 4 80; Gilbert Bayers, 7 1'2 Kdwnnl Mcllvaine, 4 80 Sarah II. Abliey, 4 -iii II.

B. Dyer, 14 F. I). Mason, 4 SO; K. S.

Wyckoff, 9 73; Alex. Sludwell, Ei Mi. SANDFOHD ST. GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN DEKALB AND WILLOUUHHV AVENUES. Abraham unker, $4 S7 Geo.

Barclay, 14 John Fitzsimmons, 8 20 Joseph W. Burden, 0 2S; Uoheit A. Hood, ii 14; Thomas Keegau, 3 11; Farmers' Loan and Trust I John Clark, 1 07; Thos. P. Corbolly, 1 b7; William D.

Camp, 1 b7. Q1 FFICE OF KETAI11S SUIT'LIES. PROPOSAL8 FOR FURNISHING 81 F- FL1K3 FOR THE VARIOUS OFUCES OF THE CORPORATION, FOLlCfci AND JHfeTICEa' COURTS OF TUB CITY Or BROOKLYN. Scaled Fi-oposaia will be received at thia otliee un til Monday, the 7th day of January, l'Ol, at i'2 clock, noon, for HUpplyiuu; the various ofhceu of the Corporation, Police and Justices' Courts of the City of Brookiyu, witti Stationery. Blank Bookis aud muted tf lauKts ai per tcutdule annex d.

1 he con' tractor to tat the prico for tho difl'ureut articles aud to extend and run up tho whole amount, and to turnieh a greater or leu quantity as may be requir edfor the year 1801. The Common Council reserve the right to reject any ana an ma, or any portion thereol, All articles to be furnished to bo delivered at such tlmei and iu such quautitiea an the CommiiJtiuUfcr of Kepaire and bupplied may direct. Estimates will be received separately tor Stationery, Blauk Book and PiiuUd BLuuka. Tiiebiddt-r, aafar oraeticable. will furuifh samples of each aiticlo named iu the licit below.

ii', rcuuid looidcap paper, white or blue, ream leicer Sii) legal cap 1:3 engrotwhug 4i note or buff. Additional charge fur printing headings' to any of the above Additional lor lithograph headings to uuy ot the above 18 reuiua piukoruhito trearury blotting paper 86 doz. Murphy's patent blotter por doz. 8,260 document envelopes, white, bull or canary pr. thoo.

and tetter envelopes, white, imd or cauaiy 18,260 rote white, butF or canary Additional charge for printing endorsement to any of the above Additional charge tor lithographing en dowemmit to any of the above. 20 groiw itillott uteel ueu No. cross, iu 8 Swan quill barrel pens 4 Pi rry'rt pens, No. 'J7 41 14 Wachingtou Medallion iwus 10 Hlazv, Pouro ixjiis 44 13 Haiuhridge's Amalgam pons. 44 6 44 Meyer Phiueau' penn, No.

44 2 44 E. Jones ii Co.s peus 44 7 doz. peuholders per doz. bent prepared quills, No. h'H per hundred l.r7 dozeu l'rtleiV ad pi ncilrf, Nos.

1 to 4. or dozen, i-l bottles Aniolrt Jauan ink ier twttij, 33 David's black ink 13 4 bluo 1(4 cu niii ne ink 44 ID dozen pieces india dozen. 'Mi red tape 40 Bilk 1(H) 4 large et-als 4'i 44 rmall 4 60(1 tile boards hundred, per box. 17 boxes waft-rs 12 44 Eimllrih Heulinir bottles DavidV mucilage and brushes. per bottle, 45 Roger's ivory erasers each, oti papers assorted pins per paper, ft reams wrapping papttr per ream.

titearu ink btuuds each. 1 ruling fork 72 piec of ink eraser jnr dozen. vti pomes oi Diacawoou or Keye fluid, bottle 4 twine boxes each ft rulers lien racks 1 cvtletmachiue ii) iSilliuiau's or Whitney's 2 calendar rarkn 4 boxes of black eand 5 rubber paper weight 2 til edles 'VI pajer cuiter 1 botile stamping ink bottle. dozen bottles Mayuard and Nores black ink ior dozen. 20 dozen red aad blue pencils 44 out olhee boxes each.

1 pin tray book 44 BOOKS. Fb tub 1st DiarmcT Justice's Court. 1 civil docket each. cost books 44 2 lawyer's diaries 44 3 jwckit diaries Session laws lMi0 Fob the 6th Dibtkict JtbTicL'B Court. legal diaries.

porti olios cruniual docket Fob the Acimtou. dozen memorandums dozen. book, bills and claims audited caeh. certificate book For ihk Poliuk Coiar. copies tescdon Ian of liil For thh dozen email memorandums per dozr'n.

m. I it receipt 41 Btll i 4 balance book. 4 For Tim 4ru 1I8Tkiut JuarioK's Codrt. lawyers diary each. Fou tiik Health DpiitT.MKNT.

1 book for record of di al ha each. complaint hook Foe tub Fire Commihsio.neks, K. D. Blank books ruled to ordi each. Fob tde Boaru or Asiiemoiis.

20 asHejumeut rolls aud iuvoicea each. 'I aujcdtfrueut blotters Foe tue Matub. book, blank permita (veiflei-j each. For TUB COLLET-TOR OF TAXES. a-penirnent cah book each.

return book tatea lSiil rah tickler hook i doscu auiail niema dozeu. tax l' For the Attoenkv ami V4 dozen ditl'erent kind. per dozen. r-iu Ti Fob Fike (Jommifbimners. w.

D. bOO dincharKe certiticatof oar hundred 6'Jt) afhdavit i For Police anu.Ji?htioku' IIoiiets. 3,000 cap blanks thou on l-Oth Fou the Health Department. 00 printed blauk. toutiurioim diMin-i 5.0IH) iHu-iuita For tijk AfATOIE.

blank permit, per thoiuand. b.lluO licensu roR the Colli.otor op Taxes and Auressmf.stb. 10 renins letter tax bills roam. hole cap cap i 4 cap aHxegtmieut hills letter 1 redemption receipts (tax) 1 44 menbij 1 tax rale bills tux returiiH ttjisciwiiieut Hativment to Mayor Fob theAttobnet ami Counmellob. 2 reams oieuiug streets, printed and rultd to pattern per ream.

Priun-d blank proporiul may Iw bad at thw olliee. All prngHValu must lx! to the Uoniinu'-siouer of Kepairs ami and endmved lro-p(ils for Supplying the CityOllices with Books, Printed fir." Proivla will not tie considered mil, arcomj-a- i Miii RiiMjfi-ui in wruiTiK oi two pureries, fivno snail quaiuy a- to their ypoiHihility,) that if tiie contract be awarded to the party proposing, they will become bound as his surety for its faithful performance and in caso he shall neglect or refuse to eAeciueriiproniracT.it so hen that they will pay to the City of Brooklyn the difference between the price so proposed anil the price of the next e-i u.uuei, ui wnom ine contract may he awarded Amount oi securiry required, tor the hole contract, if only Stationery, liouk or Printing, the security lu proportion to the amount thereof. Brooklyn, 7th, ISM. Approved, SAMUKI, 8. POWKI.L, Mayor.

BKKNAHD O'NEILL, rill Commie'rof Repairs and Supplies CORPORATION NOTICES. puliPOllATION NOTICE avcmwto Filth avenue. Grading from Hamilton A petition hns beu ireflnted to the Commnn Council of the City of Brooklyn, to rado and pave MiiHle utreet, from Iiamiltou avenue to Filth ave. The Common Council huve tixed the District ho yondwhicii th ivrnnit for naid improvement nlmll not extend, to wit: One-half the block in depth on each side of said Middle street, from Haimltou avenue to Filth avenue. Remonstrance fit' any,) afiinft thepairl improvement, must he left at.

the Street Commiiom r'a of-flee, on or before thwStfddny of Iecrmhpr, tlu- Common Council will finally act uj-on tho eaine. their next enuintf meeting, or rh son thereafter convenient. lotted, Brookhn, Nor. n2T 14t CUAS. TINNEY, Street Commu'r.

COKPOUATION NOTICE. Grading aud Paving Fi rtu Stbf.ot, from (the lino easusiiy worn aoiui aa strn-t to North Rmtnit ctrn. A p-'tition ha been presented to the Common I Council of the Citv of Brooklyn, to grade and nave I Fourth street, from (line ofpavemenO about eightv. I five feet easterly from North Third street to North Second street. I The Common Council have fixed the dMrict be vond which the assessment for paid improvement shall not extend, to wit Oue hundred feet in depth each side of said Fourth street, from North Sec street to about eighty-five feet easterly from Noith Third street.

Remoustrauces (if any,) against the said lraproTe- meut, must be left at the Street Commissioner a of ou or before the day of December, 1SG0, as tha Common Council will rually act upou the same at their next tu-uing meeting or as soon thereafter mi convenient. Dated, Brooklyn, Nov. 24ui, Io0. 14t iUAS. T1NNKT, 8tret CeauisV.

an QUritKMK COURT, COUNTY OF 11 Fames I-elfert. ill his own rluht, and a Exocutor of c. of Sarah Leflerts, doceaocd, ii(raiut dames Carson Bravoort and Kliaialwth Dorothea, his wife John Laidlaw, individually, and as ecnt of the will of Sarah LrfTerts, doceaeed i Ma- rvlnnr T.al.llnur 1 ThomBS I.aidlaW. individual ly, and as trusteu under tho will and codicil of Sa rah Lefferts, deceased tphralm Mower and Mar-caret, his wife Catharine Laidlaw, Elizabeth Laid- l.iir. Lr tfert Letferts Laidlaw, A.

Orvilla Millard, James Ljlfr-rt Millard, Leiierte Millard Hubert non Lelfi-rU, incii vidually, and a 10 an trustee under tow will and codicil of Sarah Letferts tho aid er, deeeaifed Ltifert Lefferta John McKesseu and Maria, hu wila John A. LcCerta, Mart all ijtt feita: John B. Montgomery and Eliza, his wife Helen Maria LefferU, Ocar LeHurt Leftrts, Ileury L. Brebbiui aud Sarah btebbuu, bis wile, tliza titebbius, Maria U. titebbius, Dudley G.

Stebbitir. Nieholax L. Stebbins, Kobcrt L. Stebbina, Jolin Mc- Keon tirebbitus Oornelia Lerteitrt Stebbinn, Kich ard K. Leffertit, Mary LefTcits, Elisabeth Keru iferhs Hugh N.

Camp aud Elizabeth Doro tliea, hu wue, Maria Anic-iia Mcltoiwou, John Cathariue Ann McKesaon, I be 11a Mar shall McKerwon, Mary Auguata McKumbou, Eliza teorgina McKewon, Ueoig Ulititon McKemsou, Virginia Greenway MciKeriHon, Ida Lelferts McKeii- BOiij John L-ozine Lettorta, Marshall Lettertfi, Letter Leflerti, Maria MeKemwn IJetfrb', P-liza Montt-om ry Ltfft rlis, Geoige Morewood Lelfei-t, William lienry Lt llerw, Marshall CJhrtord Letterns Erede- rick liaymond Liifterks Grace Letferttf, Mary Emily Ltittcru and Louis Eugene Lt lterw. la Tartition. The undersigned, duly appointed Keferee by an order ot thU Court, made in the abovo-entitltd ac tion, on the 4ih day ol September, ISO hereby re quires all pel vol la having any general incumbrance. by jiiumcut or decree, or otherwise, on the uuutvid ed ihare or interent of any of tho ow uers iu the prem ises hereinafter detcribed, to produce to the under- tinned, on or belore tiie niellth day ol January, 101, at hin oilico, No. Court atreet, iu the City of Itiooklyu, in the Couuty of Kings and Sbite of New York, proof of their respective lieua and inciuu-iiraucer, together with Biiticfactory evidi iico of the amount due tlu-rton, aud to specify the nature of smell ineuiubrauees, and the dates thereoi renpec' tively.

ThepremiaeH are described lu the complaint in Tim above-entitled action lollowa All that cer tain lot, piece or parcel of laud, situate in the Ninlli Ward of the City of Brooklyn, bounded an follows 1 Beginning at the point formed by the intert-ection of the easterly idu of Perry aveuuo with the south erly hide of Fulton avenue aud running thence easterly along tho southerly side of Fulton avenue ono hundred and eighty-one feet and ten iuchea to the westerly boundaiy line ol lands uow or lately belonging to Virginia Chapman tin nee miming a southeasterly direction along the uaid wenturly boundary line ot the laudd laft mentioned, and along the westerly boundary line of lauds of Isaac Hrinkei- holf, to the north lino ol Herkimer rJtreet, two lum- dred and twtnty-eiylit teet nine inches thence westerly along the Uurth line ot Uerkuuer street to the easterly boniidarj lino of Perry avenue thence along the easterly boundary line of Perry avenue two hundred and eli-ht feet to tho place of begin ning. And alno that other parcel ol laud, situatt in the cty aud waid aforeriaid, and bounded as lol- iowh ift'triuiiiug it the point formed by tno inter section of the easterly line of Perry avenue with the poutherly line of Herkimer street; and running thence easterly along the conthei ly side of Herki mer street two hundred aud hlty-mne leet and six inches to the weft line of lands of said Isaac Jtrinkerhoff thence southeaptwardly along fa id westerly boundary line, and along the bound line ol laudi ot Uorneiia liileitt, to the norm ine of the ruilroad thence westwardlv the nortli line of tho ruilroad three hnudred mid eiteen fet-t aud ten iuchca to the line of Perry avenue and thence northwardly along the eastwardly ine ot Pi rry aveuuo one hundred and nmety-two fei-t and eight and a halt Inches to the place ol beginning together with all th lands sitintto to the we.4 of raid two parcels, between the railroad on the south nnd ft jtroduction of th south line of At lantic avenue on Tho the centra ol the highway called the Clova Hoad on tho went the Baid rrv avenue being not yet opened, ana being re- red to in this description and ou the said map of paid Ludhim merely tor tne purpone or deycnption of raid landri and not with the intent to dedicate the ands within Its limits to the public or to the City of Brnolilyr, or to grant any right of way over the same; aud iho said two puree coutaiuing about tour acre, mure or is and being tho lauds nought to he paitiTionea iu mis cause. JJitled, JNovembcr lis, li t- G. G. UEYKOLDB, Referee.

Marvin Primk, PIfts Att'ys. u2i lawOwS TKFALTLT IIAVINli BEEN MADE in navnieiit of the sum of umehuudi ed dol Ian and interest tlu reou (rom tho ltt day of April. lSw), tieinsr the amount claimed to be due at the date of thi-i notice on a certain mortgage, executed by Hollock aud Mary, hid wile, ot the town ol liiir-liwiek, (Jouuty ol Kiugs and Mate or new xork, to Elins Biiich, of the town of Huntington, County of Suffolk and State aforesaid, dated the '2M day ol November, and recorded iu the Register's of f'nrtnty. In Libar SWi of Mnrtgflgep, ige 371, tiie subscriber will wll at public auction. -rirtuo of pwa Hratre.

and nursuant to the statute, the moi gnged premises described therein substantially as nz. All that certain 101 or parcel oi iauo, fiiuaie In the town of Bunhwick, County oi King- and State if New York, bounded and destiritied as follow, to wit: Commencing at a pomt on the north side ol Forrest street, dictant two hundred and seventy-one feet westerly from the northwest comer ot Fom st aud Washington streets; running thence northerly parallel with Washington stnn-t one hundred feet thence westerly parallel with Forrest street tweiity-nine feet tlu nce southerly parallel with, Washing ton street one hundred feet to Forrest street aud thence easterly Along the north side of Forrent wtreet twenty-n'1 ff' to the place of beginning: with the appurtenances and all the estate. bale to be at tiie dwelling-house on the premie, ou the itlrit day of December next, at 2 o'clock iu the aftej uoon. EllAa littUBU, Morrgageo. IF.

Wfxlr, ArtoniPV. ocd cl'Jw TOT1CK OF Al'l'LICATION FOB tiie Ui-cliarue of an Insolvent from his Uelits, lo Tne provisions oi ine iinru anicie oi ine tirrt title of the riith chupter of the second part of the Kevised Statutes. Ciiabi.18 11. btauin, of the City ol Brooklyn, in the Comity of Kina and State of New Yoik, uu iu- Molvcnt debtor. No! lee fir.t nuliliilied, November 30li, Creditors to appear fore the Hon.

Biunuel (Snr- -on, Ceunty Jmljie ol Knii4 County, and oi tre give of in tile Hupremo Coui-t, in the City Hull of the City i ooklvn, in prid County and State, on the lllh iv of Fi-bruan', 1)61, ntteuo clock in the lore- lioon, to i-how cilllae, if any they have, why nil ax- nnient of the tend incoivei-i einre fnoiuu nor iu made, and lie be diyelmryed from hin debts. liorrtic jauhsus, AttVi for Iiiiwilvent, n30 lawlOwF 110 Broadway, N. Y. SUPREME COUKT. Mnrgiiret his wife, (ieorgo 8.

Putter and Charlotte, his wile, Margaret S. A. Cuniniing, Sel.ih R. Vau Duzi guardian ad litem for Eduiuud Bach Cuniniing, Anna Ctinnuing, Matilda Brown Camming, fiertniilo L. R.

Ctimming, Spurrier (y'uiiiining, Julia Baeh Cuniiniiig and lleiirit-tta lljrh dimming, Jnl'a A. M. MeMaster and James Master, Henrietta V. Clark an. I IJi-nrge W.

Clark, her hushaud, Robert Baeh ami F.inilv, his wile, James Brown Bach, F-tir-abeth Smilii and Josiah B. Smith, her husband, Miu'y Kpragiie slid Noah P. Spmgtie, her and John C. 11 teh. Surviving Executor of the last Will and Testament of Robert Bach, deceased, In Mimianrn ef an order of the Supreme Court.

made in tho nbove cause, dated the day of Oc tober, IStjO, Ihe undersigned, lu-teree 111 1 artlon, ill fell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the City Ball, in the City of Brooklyn, on the tenth day of January, llil, n't 10 o'clock A. M-, All tluit certain piece or parcel of laud, situated in Ihe Citv of Brooklyn, Cuimtv of Kings and State of New York, ami bounded and described as follows Cone iieiiie; at a point on the boundary line with Gen eral John-ton, ninety-one feet six inches from the Williaunburgh road and running north, thirty- five degrees thirty minutes west, one hundred and seventy-live feet thence north, sixty-eight degrees thirty niinuti-s east, two hundred and eight A-et six iucli. thence south, thirty-two detrrces east, one hundred and thirty-four feet six thence south, fifty-eight degree west, ouu 1101111110! aud ninety-three feet nine inches, along the boundary line, to place of beginning containing in all twelve lots, or thirty thousand square feet being the same preiub-es which were conveyed to John A. Cross by James Schols and Maria, his wife, by deed bearing date the first day of Septeuilier, one thousand eight liitiidi-i-d and Ihi'rtv-five, and recorded in the olliee nf the Clerk of the County ol Kings, in Liber No. of Conveyances, page 175: together with ell thees tales, privileges, twementi, commons, right of commons, rights, benefits aud covenants, mentioned and contained in a certain deed of conveyance made bv James and Maria, his wife, to John A.

Cross, lieai ing date the first day of September, one thousand eiL-ht Hundred ana iniirv-nve, anurecoru- ed iu the otliee of the Re gister of Kings County, in Lila-r No. W) of Conveyances, page llo, sc. Dated, Nov. I Hilt. CRE.NV1LLH T.

JENKS, Referee. The above premise are eibiate on the southerly side of Keap street, between Kent and Wythe avenues and by reason of their location, and of the covenants running with the land, are very desirable for distillery and manufacturing purpose. For further particulars, apply to BAina-rr, Bui nsv auk Barrett, nlfl luwtdM Att'ys, 14 Wall N. T. TN l'UKSUANCE OF AN OKDKK OF ROSWELL C.

BRAINARD, Surrogate sf tne County of Kings -Notice is hereby given, ae-roi diotr to law, to all persons having claims again HARRIET C. WHITE, late of the Town of Nw trecht. that they are required to exhibit the same, ith the voucliciv tlureof, to the subscriber, the r.xoeutor, at hi- residence in the said Town New I'tTi-cht, in the County of Kings, eu er before the 2Slh day of May uext. Watod, Nuvtuiur 2' tb. tifcDUlsli FLETCHER, tgO lawvaiTa Adjatolakratar.

I ol a.xt TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDEIi OF JL ROSWKLL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate ihe County ei Kings: Notice is hereby giveu, ac cording to law, to all persons having claiiuB atmia IUOMA8 LAL'GULIN, late of the City ot Brook lyn, deceased, that they are required exhibit tl same, with the Touchers thereof, to the subscriber the executors, at the ofticj of Joseph McJ. Beusol, 4 Depeyater street, in tho City of New York, on or betnre the Mia day ot April ueiu Dated, October 21th, lull). JOSEPH MeJ. BENSEL, MARGARET LAUUL1LIN, oc24 Executor IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C.

BRAINARD, Surrogate ol the County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims agaiurt SVLVANL3 B. ST1LWEL.L, late Ol ins v-i'J Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit tile same, srilu tne Toiuuein lucreoi, h.r. Eionti ix. at the ollice of Stilwell tl bwain, 11 Chambers-street, in the City of N.w-Yol'k, oil or before the 5th div oi liecerubcr nert. Dated, May 2'th, 18cWt.

CHARLOTTE STILWELL, my29 lawSm'Tu Executrix. FN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF JL ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of tiie County ot Kings: Notice is hereby Kiveu, cording to law, to all jietvons having claims flgains' UliAia.r.s ii. late ot me Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to ex. hunt the same, with the vouchers tliereot.

To tli subscriliers, theadniiuistrstors, at the ofhee ol'Clm man ti Hitchcock, No. Wall street, in the City New York, on or before the faith day of January next. DaU-d May x-tn, imw. JOSEPHINE A. PRINDLE, WILLIAM W.

myJO law6mW Administratois. TN I'URSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF JL ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogata ol the County of KmgH: Notice is hereby given, ai cording to taw, to ftll persona having claliu-t ngam. llliNRY SUELDEN, late of the City of Brooklyn. deceased, that they are required to exhibit tli same, with the vouchers thereof; to the subscriber: the Executors, at the oflioe of the late Henry HUH den di 53 Pine-sti eet, in the City oi New or at the office ot the r.xeeutors, at Deposit, Hroon Countv, N.

on or before the 15th day of Mare next. 'Dated, August 24th, IStlO. IIENKY EVANS, CORNELIUS V. R. GOODYEAR, an2ft law1mS Executors.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C. BRAINAK1), Surrogate! the County ot Kings Notice is hereby given, si cording to law, to all persons having claims again ALEXANDER C. MARSHALL, late of the City ot Brooklyn, deceased, that tliey are required to ex hibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the executor, at the oftiee of Barney. Butler A Parsons 111 Broadway, (Trinity Bum! ingx, in the City of New York, on or before the Wud day of January next. Dated, 13, lStil), CHARLES A.

MARSHALL, jy21 lawOmS Executor. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF J. ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate the County ol Kings Notice is hereby given. cording to law, to all persona having claims again, JOSEPH K.

HAY1.IS, lato ot me ol lironn yn, deceased, thAt they are required to exhibit xi laine, with ihe vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. the administrator, at the ofliee of Thos. J. Northalt, No. SO'J Fulton street, in the Cily of Brooklyn, on or belore the drd day ot I ecemher next.

Dated, May 8 1st, istiu. WILLIAM E. P. BAYLIS, mv3I lawfim'Th I PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogata the County of Kings Notice is hereby given, ac cording to law, to all persons having clailiw WALTER BRIDGE, Into of the City of Brook lyr.

deeeased, that tliey are required to exhibit theeaine, Willi the vouchors thereof, to the thoad- inistrators, at the otliee of Daniel P. Barnard, 2n Court-street, in the City of Brooklyn, ou or before the 'uth day ot February uext- Dated, August la, 1SW). ANN BRIDGE, JOHN T. BARNARD, atil4 lawCniTa Administrators, TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF JL ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate cf the Couuty of Kings: Notice is hereby given, ai- cordiug to law, to all persons having claims ag-iinst JOHN LOCK WOOD, lute ot tiie City ot UiookH deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the Ex ecutor, at the otlico of Lockwood Crosby, L'(3 o'iw sau-street, in the City ol New xork, ou or peiore the fifth day of March next.

Dated, August z'Jtli, 15W. WALTER LOCKWOOD, mJio 1 in. L- PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RSSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate cf the County ot Kings Notice is hereby given, ac cording to law, to all persons having claims against JOSEPH BLACK ELL, late ol tno uuy ol ui ook- Ivn. deceased, that thev are required to exiiihit i lie same, with the youeheis tlieruof, to the subscriber, the Administratrix, at tiie oilico of W.

C. Betts, Coiinscllor-at-Law, William-street, in the City of New-York, on or belore the Suth day of March next. Dated, September Utn, loon. SARAU BLACK. WELL, sel3 law6iuTn Administratrix.

I PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROSWELL C. BRAINARD, Surrogateol the County of Kings Notice is hereby given, ac- irdlng to law, to all persons naving claims ugaui" WILLIAM J. POTTS, latu of tin City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhihiUbe saine, with the vouchers thereof, lot In- iib-cribcrs, the Executors, at the coal ofiice of William Spenoe, corner if Flatbush avenue and Livingston tiiver, in nie City of Brooklyn. belore the ttu uay ot next, uiiibi, euwriiiB, i I nrr.iivn, JOHN JOHNSON, 1 oc31 lawBinW Executors. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Koa WELL C.

BRAINARD, Siirregatetl il. County of Kings: Notiea is hereby given, ni- eording to law, to all persoiu having claims ag.mi.-t ROBERT UOSMAN, late ol the Cifyol Uiouklvn, deeeased, that they are requind toexhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the Adininistrator, at his residence, 00 Pierrepont strei In the City of Brooklyn, on or before the l-'ith uny ef March next. Dated, Sepb inber loth, JOHN O. UUS.HAN, 12 lawCmW AilmiiiHti ator. TN 1 rUKSUANCK OF AN OKDKK OK ROSWELL O.

UtlAINAlUX B.niOL'ate or tho County of Kinn NolU-o it! hereby given, tr- ording to law, to all piM-roiiK iiuviug vmuu naui-i UrSlU'K, lute of the Cily of ltrook- Ivn. diKTKr'ed. that thev arc rcnnrtto exhibit the with the vouchers tliereot, to the subiH rilhTH. the execiilors, at th--ir nljieo of 7b Front street, in the ity of New York, on or In-fore the 4th duy of next. Dated, Juno L-t, IriOH.

8AMITI. RI S1IKR JA.V1KS KLf-IIKK, Je2 lawCniR Kxicntors. in PUltSUANCK OF AJIOKDKll Of th Ciiimtv tri kiiu-s Is hereby given, ae- ronliiii! to law, to nil lieraniis having elahns WILLIAM COBB, lain of the City ol Brooklyn, daeraMid, that thev are re'piired toexliilnt the wime, with the vouchers 'thereof, to the snlwrila-r, the Ad-mini-tratrix, at Ihe ilh of John M. Martin, No. Wiliiuio-ttieet, iu the City ol New Yolk, ou or uefora the I61I1 of -May next Dated, November Uth, lsiill.

F.i.IZAIiETU COBB, n10 lawfimS Adiiiiiitr.itiU. IN I'L'ltSUANCIC OFANOBDKB OF ROSWELL C. BRAIN AKI), burrogiite ol the County Kings Notice is hereby given, recording to law, to all persons having rlaiins LY11A MILLS, late of the City of Brooklyn, de-cead, lleit are liHinin-d toexhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the snhsrrilier, the executor, at tin ollice of Charles B. Hart, 4H Wsll-strei-t. In the City of New 1 ork, ou or before the 2'Jd day January next.

Dated, July 16th. 1 viil. J. MILLS, JvlT lswf.mTn TN PUKSUANCK OF AN OliDEU OF J. KOSWLLL C.

BRAINARD, Surrogate the County of Kings: N. tire is hereby giver, according to law, to aM per-ons having claims agiin-t JACOB SNF.DI KF.R, late of the Town ol New Jsits, di-ceased, that they are ronuiivd to ex hibit the same, v. ith the you, hers thereof, tu the sulwribur, the executor, at bis residence. tne Town of JaiuaVa, L. on or before the 1st day cf March next.

Dat.d, August '-'1st, lisl. MAU I IN U. JOHNSON au22 clawf.m'W Kxeeunr. IN VUKSUANCE OF AN OKDKK OK KOSWF.I.L C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of tiie County of Kings: Notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims agaitir-t AHIUA1L LA MLS, late of tho City of Brooklvu, dwajwd, that thev are lequind toexhibit the same.

ilh the youehers thereol, 10 ine ine ex; ecntrix, at li. residence, wi AUeipni -mvi, 111 in City ol Bixioklyn, oil or la-ioi-e wsiauyawi veiuuer next. Dated, Way 3d. lfsi. JU.AllI UAM.M.

my3 lawGio'Th Kxerutrii. IN rUllSUANCE OF AM OKIf.Ii ROSWKLL C. BRAINARD, Surrogate of County ol Kings: Notice is ueiYby given, ai cording to law, to all persons having clnms agaln. JAMLS W. late ol the City ot Urooklyn, deea-ed, that they are requin-d toexniou inesuiu.s wiUi the vouchers then-of, to tiie suliscnlier, tlul Lx- ecutor, at his olhee, 43 Exchange-place, la the City New York, ou or belore the tirstday of AprU Dated, aeplemlier WM.

SCOTT MWRRAY, Uw6u'M auuwiitar. of XI tie Id hereby given, that the balance of tho proceeua ol the Bale of the Ileal Estate of Joim linouwmt, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceived, lately made under the order of the Surrogate of the couuty oi by Ann urouwer and rJugar a Van Winkle, the administrator of the goodii, chut km ana creaiu ol cue raid deceased, will be dividi by the said Surrogate anionic the creditors of tl: said deceased, iu proportion to their respective aeuns according to law, at the surrogate orncc i the City of Brooklyn, on the thirtieth day of Jiinu: 17 next, at ten clock in tn torenoon ot that day. Dated, thU 10th day of December, A. D. 1S6U.

ANN BROL'WEB, KUGAK 8. VAN WINKLE. the Administrators of John Itrouwer, deceased. laaOwF R. C.

BUAINAKU, Surrogate. SUPKEMB COURT, KINGS COUX-TY. New York State Colonization Society again-dl William fuilbnek and otheri. V. K.

Matuer. Plaintifl's Attoniey. Purauaut to the judgment lu the above-entitle. action, bearlue date the 12th day of UectmUir, lbou, the underained, Kelcree therein named, will sen ai public auction, at the Commercial Exchange. No.

3ti'j Fulton street, in the City of Brooklyn, ir the County ol Kings, on the Bill day ef January, 18DI, at 12 o'clock at noon, All that certain lut. piece or parcel of laud, with the brown stone front dwellini; hotiae thereon, situate, lyine and beintr ii the Sixth Ward oi the said City of Brooklyn, bound ed at follows, to wit Beginning at a point ou the souttierly ride or First place, distant caffcrly feet from the corner formed by the intersection of the easterly line of Ileury street with the souther; line of First place thence running southerly par-allel with Uenrv street, part ot the distance tltroetfl: a party wall, lili) feet eij inches thence ea-ttily parallel with First place '2b leet theuee nojtherly parallel witn neury street, part ol the diftarc inrougii a parry wall, isa Imsta Inches, to tn southoi ly Hue oi First place them westelly along the southerly line of First ulaco feet to the place of begiiiuiug aleo, all the right, title aud interest 01 rue parlies to tno action, 10 the lnnd lu r'iisl place to tho centre thereof, lyiint in front of aud ad joining ine uDove-aeseritu-u premises. l'ateu, uecemtier 14, jsm. dU 2aw3wFAS D. P.

BARNARD, Referee. VOTlCE the Ditch OF Al'l'LICATION FOl hare-e of an Insolvent from his pursuant to the iirovisions of the third aitiele of th. lirt fcitlo of the nfth chapter of tho second part of ine Kvled Btwtnu-s of the of New York. tiiAB. a.

Skut, of the Ciry of Braoklyu, Insol vent. Notice first cblihed. 27th day of October. Cretlitors to anitear before the lion. S.ininel Oar- nsou, bounty Judge in and lor the Countyot King' at his Chaiuhers, at the City Hall.

City ot llroi.k lyn, on the loth day of January, ISol, at 10 o'ehx a. jn. oc-l lawiuws 7 HEREAS, THOMAS DOYLE, (sincn deceased.) ot tho City ot Brooklyn. iiOLniy ot Kingis and Mute .1 New lork, ana Jul Ann, Fits wile, by indenture 01 moittrage, bearine date tint twelfth day of January, one thousand eight nuiiuivd ana nity-iuur, in order to secure the pay meiit of liie sum of live hundred dollars ou Ih twelfth duy of January, one thousand hundred auu nriy-livo, wltn liileresttlieition at the niteoi sev? en per cent, perauuulu, payable semi-annually, did grant, bargain, Hell, alien, release, convey aud con: lirni, ujjto John uouneil, certain real estau-, therein descrilted as lolloivs: All that certain trianguhir lut, piece or parcel of ground, wituutu, lying and leuig 111 tnu City 01 uieoaiyn (lonneriy village' ot Wllllamrburghl, Kings County and State of New York, known and illicit on a certain man entitled of piece of laud situate in the Village of Williani- lvings County, showing the same as subdi vided into lets and liled iu the orhce of Kings County, by tho number SIM (two hundred nd sixty-touri, bounded on the north by Johneou street, ou the east by Union avenue, aud on the soutliwCKt by Boutli Sixth street, as laid down on saia.ninp also, an the right, title and interest ol the said Ihomas Doyle and Julia Ann, his wife. and to the streets in front of and adjoining said lot, 10 ine CHiirro 01 said arreeTs.

Aud whereas, said'indeuturuJotrniortt'aee, with the power ot salo therein contained, was duly corded in the ortiee of the Register of Kings County, iu iUT of Mortgages, page t3.1, on the twelfth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, at ten minutes past two o'clock iu the af ternoon. And whereas, the said John O'Donnell, by deed of assignment, bearing date the twenty-tirst day of my, one inniisnua eignt Hundred and sixty, assigned the aforesaid mortgage to James Ferguson, of tiie City of Brooklyn, which said deed of asuiirn- ment was duly n-coi did in the ollice of the of Kings County, on the first day of September, one thousand eight hundred aud sixty. Ana wneress, uetauit nas been made in the pay ment of the principal money secured to be paid by the said mortgage, with the interest thereon, aud no proceedings at law have been had to recover the amount secured by the said morttfiire, or any part thereof; and there ia claimed to be due thereon at this dav (being the time of the Aint pul-llentiuu .....1 t. uucnia auu Duvcuijr-uve nonce is Hereby given, that by virtue of tho dow er of sale iu said mortgage contained, and in pursu ance 01 ine sraiuio in sucn case made and provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed, by a sale ot tho mortgaged premises, to aatisfy the amount due upon said mortgage, with interest aud the costs and expense allowed by law and that the said mort gaged premise! will be sold at publio auction, to the ignevi Didder, at the Kiuirs County ll.ib l. corner ol First and South Tth streets in the City of Brook lyn, ou me sn.111 any December, ene thousand eieht hundred and sixty, at twelve o'clock, at noon.

of Unit day. Bated, September 6th, 1100. JAMK3 FERGUSON, Assignee. MiirjriuvtG. Ilitinilton, PlaintifT, itKninatGeoige March and Marj.

bin wife, William J. Father, PlointiiTd Atfortey. In pursuance of a judLrnieiit oi' i'oreolcuro and pale, nmde and entered iu the above entitled ucJiou, ou tiie 10th day of December, 1600, ill he rold un- urilie diiection ot the Ki-leree, Kt rub- lie Auction, hi the vestibule of the City Hall, in the City of Uiooklyu, Hintr County, on the third (Iht of January, lSol, at 12 oVlock. noon, ol that day, the following dewribed lauda and ii-eniifett, to-wit All thoee certain four lot, piece or parcel) of land. itmite, lyuiK and be ine in the town el latbub, County ot King-" and State of New-York, iKuiiUod and containing an fullowri, viz.

Beginning at a point in the northerly tins ol distant two hundred and peveuteen feet wepterly of the weutfrly line of EldtrtV lane, and lunuhi tluueo nonncriy one nunurea leex uience wenu-rly and pstralU'l with nlon-avenue, one hundred feet; thenco southerly, aud parallel with Nirhols-a venue, oue hundn feet and thenco easterly along the northerly line of Liberty-street, one hundred feet, to the place of Dated, December 11th, 10. dll BAML'KL MORRIS, Referee SUl'UKMK COURT, COUNTY OF KIN(iS. Fn'derick E-senwein nainst Eliza-belh V. Jitnur', amen W. Badger, Adminir'trator, William Jouefi, Abigail Jonw, Emily Addie-man, Joseph Adtih man, Nathan Hurchard, and Km be ii Kim Jr.

Summon For Relief. (Com. not rjervcd.j To tho above-named Defendants: You are hereby fuuiimcned, and requfr to answer thr complaint iu thi? action, which will be tiled in the ollice of the Clerk of the County of Kings and to serve a copy of your to the up id romplaint ou the Puhr-ci ilH-r, at his otliee, No. Broadway, (Gilm-y Ituilding,) in the City of N-nv York, within tweuty d-yi alter the service of thw fiummond on you, of the day of puchwrvico; and if you fail to Hiiswrr the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tha coiu-plaiut. Dated, Now York, October Hi, ItooU T.

E. STEWART, Plaintitl'n Attorney. The complaint in thi action wmk tiled in the office of Clerk of the County of at the City Hall, iu the City cf Brooklyn, on the Mh day oi No-TeinlK-r, lstm. T. E.

STEWART, nC IhwGwTu l'lahitiri' Attorney. ATOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR tlis 10 UUclwrKe of au Insolvent (rom his Debts, puivtiftnt to tw. proviious of tha third article ot the Hr.t title of (il'th chapter of tha M-cond part of the Statiiti-ii of N. Y. 11 km by kKnr, of tha City Braiklyn, Iilrtolreut.

(oircnt. i Notice first publfc-lied, on tho COthdar of Oct tlrt-ditom to aiMM-ar Ix-fore the lion. E. D. Culver, Citjjude in and for the City of llrooklyu, at his olhee.

No. ouo Ultoa-ntreet- rii-ooklyn, ou the uth day of Juuiurry uuxt. at oclock iu the forenoon of tn-tr day. oen lawiuns UOTICE TO CliEDITOnS. NOTICE Jl id hereby irrveii.

according to law. to all jwr- eoiw liHVing cliiiniH against AMKS HICKfc-V, late ol tli City of Brooklyn, in tho Conuty of iiit'ivliMiit, di'teafrd, that thoy aro rwuiiivd to exhibit the name, with tiie vouchers tlurof, to tiie fiihdcriiMT, tha Kxcutof of tlio Iat Wili and Tt" buueut of the Hiiid dtccaiMMl, at lii olVtco and plnr trauiH'tiii lnwiuHHts No. Old Slim iu the City of New York, ou or before th l'2th day of Juuary (lWilj next. Dated, New York, thw 12th of June, A. lSoO.

FKANCiS GKKKTY, 1 Hwf.mTa K.THrntor. IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT -Ll aprlit-ntiou will be mado to tho Lekjifiatum of tbe Stnti ol Nuw York, at ita nvt ptwsiou, lor the pa. wg of au Art authorizing a to lw built aciofw Conry Ialnud Cret-k, wtwt of tha jront brhlje, po an to connfTt Coney witii Buth. JMted, Brooklyn, iJict-mber 13, lt-u. Albany Frtuine Journal cony, and wnd hill snrl fttlidavit tn this ftljff-.

d13 1owTh HOTELS. TIOGA HOUSE, UbLSK MUZZY, Owo, Tiowa Co, N. Y. Board. 23 pr day.

FRANK IIVLSE, W. MLZZY, fta30 dictf Frapiitri at on ond fice, 120 Fulton street. At Ev OFFIOK, eulug Srar, REEVE BUILDERS, lel'i tf 60 SuuDUUntBOKN Stbkbt LANDSCAPE AND PORTRAIT PAINTING Br O. COATE3, Autist. Patrons of the Fine Arts are hereby informed that the ubKriber hue removed from No.

70 Fourtu truce, to NO. 44 WILLOW PLACE, (Between Joralemon and State Brooklyn,) where he would be pleased to iyetive orders iu LANDSCAPE PAINTING, MARINE VIEWS or PORTRAITS. Specimen of his work msjr be soeu at au time. u. UUA r.s, Artist, 44 Willow Place, between Joralemon aud State jcH tf Brooklyn TX) JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF Kings, Queens and Suffolk CouutieB Wuhava had prepared by me of the County Justice ail Ui jDLAMfka required lor theu use, such as BUBPlENAS, WAKRANTS, fall descriptions,) KEOOUN1ZANCES, COMMITMENTS, SUMMONS, LANDLORD AND TENANTS' AGREEMENTS WITH SUMMABr PBOaiEDUHW, which are for sale at the usual prices of city blanks.

Justices in the Couuties, by remitting any sum from $1 upwards may have them scut by stages, or in any wsy ther may direct. K. B. 8POOXKK, Star Office, Brooklyn. CULTIVATION OF AMERICAN GRAPE VINES and MAKING OP WINE Directions for Trimming, Training, Second Edition.

The Second Edition of this raluablo work, by the late Col. Ai.ihcn Spoonkk, has been receutly pul-lished, and is for sale at the Stab Ollice. Price 2 cents. O0NTHNT8 I Introduction. Brief History of the Vine.

Brif History ot Foreign Vines in America. Brief History of American Vinos. Hietory of the Isabella Vine. Soil Climate Exposure. Propagation of Grape Vine Propagation by Seeds.

Propagation by Buds of Short Cuttings. Propagation by Cuttings. Propagation by Layers. Propagation by Grafting. Propagation of Vines in Pots.

Pruning and Training. Planting and Transplanting. Manuring the Vine. jrorcing wanes in hot nouses. Insects, Blight, Rottiug, Vineyard Culture.

American Grape and Vineyards. Various Uses of the Vines. Visit to an American Vineyard. Conversation on Grapes. Making of Wine.

Making of Wine of Immature Receipt for Making Currant Wine. Grapes Cultivated near New York. Domestic Uses of the Wine. dSO tf F.TitlHUation of Tenns. EEMOyXS REMOVAL.

GEORGE ALFRED FARLEY, from nkab Bboadwat, Brooklyn, E. to BUBGBB-AVKNtrE, CA5TI.ETON, STATKW ISLANIX mile cast of Kactorvville Landing. Bn1" PROFESSIONAL JOHN AUGUSTUS OSBORNE, flONSUI.TINO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 28 Watkb-Stbkkt, Brooklyn, (Near the Fulton FeiTy. Office Hours From 8 A.

M. till P. M. Advice to the Poor, Gratis. MEDICAL.

piLES 1 PILES Try 1. T. HOGG'S F.LECTBARY FOR THAT DISTRESSING COMPLAINT, PILES. It Is ackuowledged to be tho best medicine extant. One trial only is solicited.

It has been ustd in then practice by several of the best Physicians if thin city. old, with directions, in Pots of 50 cents each, by Mrs. HAYES, 175 Fultsn-street; MILNE, i6 Fulton-street and at the Proprietor's Drug Store, til Lafayette-a venue, Brooklyn. niy Ir DOCTOR J. VOORHEES, ELECTROPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 102 Couht-Stkekt, Bkookltn.

Office Hours From 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. I Evening by appointment.

All Chronic and Nervous Diseases cared by Electricity, when properly applied. se3 tf VEGETABLE POWDERS, TO CURE HEMORRHAGES, SPITTINO BLOOD, Ho This Medicine has been proved to be the best rem edy iu use for tho relief of persoiiB suffering from HEMORRHAGES. It speedily arrests SPITTING OP BLOOD, whether from the Lungs, Stomach, etc. It has never failed to reliVpe, and to cure wher aeasouably applied, in all Throat and Lung Diseases, such as BRONCHITIS, CROUP, ASTHMA, PHTHISIS, etc. Taken as a Snuff, it has cured CATARRH, OPHTHALMIA, POLYPI 8, is equaltv ceitain in the euro of DIARUIHEA.

DYSENTERY, and all Bowel Diseases of this chs. It has been successfully usoa in cases of DROPSY and DYSPEPSIA. 11' timely taken, it is sure te make PARTURITION easy, and prevent FLOOD ING. It rectlllis all excessive MtiiHtniation. Theso Powders are equally cfllcaions in external applications.

They staunch the BLEEDING of Wound caused by Bruises, Cuts, and soon heal them. They have healid Gangrenous SORES. ULS CER3, and some of the worst cases of WHITh SWELLING and NECROSIS. Besidt-s their usefulness in stopping all nEMOH RIIAGES, these Powders are especially cfWtive in ridding the system of all SuuiiKtiLoti Taints ot Vibub, and restoring it to its natural condition, ami hence healthful action. Tliey need only to he trhd to satisfy ail patients of their healing virtues and ol their best remedial agent for the ailments above mentioned.

I ff- It will be found on sale at the Stab Ofiice, and the principal druggists iu the city, l'utupir boxes with directions at per box; also in velnpos In less quantities, at $1 each, to send pel mail. ia'-W tf DR. L. GRAVES' CHOLERA AND D1ARR11IEA SPECIFIC, a Medicine that will uot cure everything, but will certainly cure the following complaints, when takeu at the tally stt ol the disease Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Flatulent Cholie, Diarrhoea, both acute and chronic, Paiu iu the Stomach or Bowels, Vomitiug. Also ('holers Infantum.

Price, M5 ceiitJ i-r bottle. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, 102 AND JIM ORANGE BROOKLYN. Also by 8. A. Graves, wholesale agent, 3(0 Pearl street.

Brooklyn. an is VAN ZANDT'S PILLS. JUST KI ceivrf and for sale at the Stab Office, a qunn tity of these celebrated Ami-Bilious Pills, freshly msne nit. Price. 'K cents rsr box.

tf THE KITCHEN EAKGE. TUe KANiiKd lire rap.aty Uking the plac oi the ciauy tylw of Kiiue. now in the market. Tlwir coitiplftt; omtion their clhrient liAKJNu, KOAS riNtJ liKOJUNG, mid othur CiiIium'X K' quinii.uts ntamp them ft of the very firat clas; iu titct, tho boat oTr offered fur Funiily iwe. Kttrvuce can be freely pivr-n to everj one ot theKftDjjea now in tu their prvnt ttconomy, and their complft and linir-lu'd cookery.

Tiie follow tug extract, from tha CottriiT and will show thj opiuiou of Ueu'l Wtbb on iUif point Kitchen Range We consiih-r it but an ait of jiuticti to the proprietor oi'SlirpurdV Kitchen Kant to betr Uttimoi)y iu its behalf. Six nmi tHn promised in due time to pi a i ho or condemn it; And, after tenting it very thoroulily, we have no heaitation iu paying that, take it all in all, it in tb bent Kan ge we hav ever used. Jn Uroilinp nerf-t. and all the dilficultiea in retrard to Baking bo uuivenuU in niot ranffew, are entirely obviated. Then it unusually niawivc and sTronjtj.

CUAKLE3 J. 81IKPAKD, Warelioiine and je2w tf IMS New York. This is a hlghlyornamental and economical AIU HtA TKK. lt is so arranged as to waiin the las meut, parlors aud chambers by only oue tire, aud that iu the basvment. It occupies the place of a basement Hat is di.

tributed to the room above by uieaus of tiu pipes in the cliimney, with registers iu tile grate openings, lt is thus perfectly safe, and free fi-enn dust. It can readily set iu any ordinary fire-place, and disiust disturb the prate frame beyond th. basemeut. lt has beea well tested, and relerences ca. be rivea ef the highest I character, at the Range aad Steve Warehouse, xllj 1 of the I't CMTV CLKKK'S LYN, Nov.

12th, 1 OFFICE. 1JKOOK- lStHi. In Common Council, March Mh, 160. Jteno.ved, That the Ordinance annexed to the re-poit of the Fire Department Committee of the Western District, (volume 2, piige W0t) Ite and it is hereby adopted nnd the City Clerk is herehy directed to publish the iuh1 notices theruof. 0KD1NANCK.

The Mayor and Aldermeu of tho City of Ui ook-lyn, iu Coiumou Couucil couveucd, ordain an follows Section 1. Tiie firo limits established by au act entitled 11 An act teestahlUh lire limit, and fr the more effectual prevention of (ires iu thy City of Brooklyn, pa! April l'J, 1 shall bo and tho name are hereby extended so ac to included all that portion of the city bounded and descrilx follow via the present tei minus being the centre of i'a-ciiic intreet CommeJicing at a poiut one hundred feet ot Smith street, and running easterly alonjc (aid centre of Fseilic ctrwt to FlHtbudi ti venue thence southeafterly alonir the ceutre of Flathiixlt in veil ne to one hundred feet south of Wyckotf ctreet; thence alongaid Hue one hundred (Vet with of WyckoO street to the IntenMHtiou of tho present hue oue hundred feet east of Smith ntrett thenco north along said line one hundred feet eatt oi Smith street, to place of Ijeginntiig. 4 2. Ail the provisions ol the said att above referred to shall apply to the ditrh al.ove described, in tho same manner, and with the like effect, as If said district had beeu Included iu the limit estuu lished by snid net. Resolution and Ordinance adopted March fith, 100.

Approved by the Mnyor, Miuvh til, lhiio, 1 hereby certify tiie teregoing to bo a true copy of the Ri'nUutiou and Oidinnm-tf now on file iu this ollice. WM. O. BIS1IOF, nU lawSm City Clerk. 1UKP )UTI( )N N( )TIC1C ASSESS- MKNTS CONKiKMKD.

Ih idk'u ovor Cow- aous Cre at llaiuilteu avenue. (Thy assetvtnent embi'actts nil Hit Uts, pieces or parcels of laud ou llunultou avuue, and tno hundred feet iu d'-pth on each idc tlieref, from the Ktirft River to thw Cownnus Canal, and all the lots, pieces or pit reels ot lnnd on that part of the Kighth Ward, twin Twelfth Ai et aud a line drawn leitf way between Ninth and Tenth aveuue, and the City line aud Gownim Bay.) The AsFH.vcmeitt in Ihe ubove entitled niatter was duly confirmed on tiie day cf October, ltiH, and the original Asseirmcit Roll, or a fair copy thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes nnd A -scsHiieiits, on the 1 'tis day of Dec, ltio. Notice Is hereby given to all part lea interested, that by pity-lug their several AH-ssments to Kdmuud Driggs Collector of Taxes and A-sesineiits, at his i. Mice in tho City Hall, within thirty days after the delivery of said Aiees-mctit Roll to him, tie can pay the same without any additional charge. Ail Asm-ss-ments uot so paid will be collected by him or one of his Deputy Collectors, with additional charge thurc-on pro id' by law.

Dated, Brooklyn, December 6th, 10. CllARLLS T1NNKY, d7 law4F Street Coiumii-siouer. SSESSMENT NOTICE. NOTICE A. is hereby given, that the following Assess-me i it remaiu and that the warrant for collecting said assesi-Bieiits will expire on the 'i'lti d'iy of Jauuary, I'ol, and that unless said assessmeuts, teffutk.

witU tlio 4 xponnc au.il pi-r cetituge allowt hy law, are paid ou or before said date, I phall proceed to advertise and sell the preinUen iu the manner pointed out by Sections a 4 and of Title iith, of tiie preseut halter of the City of Brooklyn i GRAHAM AVFNFK 0PKN1NO AND GRADING, FROM BROOKLYN LiNb TO XUt BLbll-WICK LINK. Johu Heninger, 12 12 J. II. Gaiia, 14 14 A. J.

Couwlyea, M'd 3.1: A. Betts, 34'J IS; Jacob Bo-- rum. 110 Wm. Clarke, 40 W. llanlord, tl'J 39; L.J.

Mell, John Blackwell, 70; W. P.Coleman, 4 41; John McArdle, in C. Mc- Cormick, 47; Wm. Flocker, 14 '4; Wiu. Tanner, 64 iimos Fumtan, 6 04 Wm.

Tmuer, 6 b4 A. J. Parker, 41 Stephen F. Richaidsofi, i t4: Johu Srratton, Unknown, H2 t0. STAGG STRFKT OPKNING, RKGl'LATING, PAVING, CLKUINO, GLT1 KRlNli, Ac, A.

George Patter-on, fiv J. O. Donohue, Inu ufl. Jwse Bullock, (8 tli'i; Anthony B- tts 'i Jo in Btackwell, J. F.

Uoulding, ICj 00 John Mott, 0 00. SOUTH FOURTH 8TRKKT CURRING, GUT- TKR1NG, BRIDGING AND FLA(fGlNG, FROM NINTH STKFKT TO UNION AVKNUK. Pi-trick Smith, if (hi- U. Kankin, 67 Jomih Davia, 7'i Frederick Hovt, Almi. Ver-milye.

7ft Jno. Vandervort, iftf 4b Josi ph Ro gers, 14J William ISradley, VS John Bul-t 20 00 Robert 11 incock, 75 John Buyer, 24 7j Smith, is 75; F. Schnlta, (JH 7-" F. Schi lea or J. Cuntield, S4 iO do.

11 75; Charles Zwiek, 40 75; Thomas 1 lines and Ed. Orr, J. F. Green, Hi" 25 Kobt. Burton, h'2 Ml J.

II. Pettifer, 'S 75 Richard Coun, 75 Ileury Ruukiu, 75; Abraham Meserole, 2S1 25. KDML.ND DKKiU, d7 lnwOwF Collector of Taxes and AsM-ssm'ta OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL, City Hall. Brooklyn, October ISfiO. TO ALT WHOM IT MAT CONntTCN Purnuant to section fi of an Act of the LeerM attire of the State of New York, entitled "An Act in relation to Sewerage and Drninsgo iu the City of nrooKiyu, passed April ii, im(, Notice is hereby given, that an Application will be made by the undersigned to the Supreme Court, at a special term thereof, to be held at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, ou the first Monday in November next, at 10 o'clock A.

or as soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, for tho appointment of Commissioners to often Grand avenue, from Flushing avenue to Atlantic avenue, as laid down on the Commissiirticrn' map of the City of Brooklyn. Dated, Brooklyn, Urtoher lisf. GAMALIEL KINO, DANIEL L. NORTH RUP JOHN II. FUNK, WILLIAM B.

LEWIS, Water Commissioners, aud ex orhcio Sewer Commissioner of the City of Brooklyn. Ai.KXANTiEK MoCok, Attorney and Counsel oclG td to thfj City ef Brooklyn. "VTOTICE IN TIIE MATTER OF the antdication in relation to the opening of Tin ed S'ruKJa', from the Brttoklyu Hue to the wick Creek, iu the City ot Jfrooklyn. TO ALL WUOH IT MAT WiNCF.KN We, tlie undersigned, Comiuisiouers of Estimate and Assessment ou the above matter, do hereby give notice that wo have completed our Keport in lno above matter, and that the said report and map are filed in the ofliee of the Clerk of the County of Kings, for examination by all person- interested, and that we witlieet at thw ofliee of the Counsel to the Cor poration of the City OI WOOKiyn, uivvuy Tm uKiiAV. the th day ot December, at 2 clock in the afternoon, to review our said report.

Dated, Brooklyn, ov. v- iov. Phillip Ukapv, Koukkt W. Ai.t.fw, Commissioners. Fkanklin Whitino, n23 lot NOTICE OF OKDINAJS'CE TO Direct Lots to las Dug Down.

Notice is hereby given to all iiartiea Interested, of the intention of the Common Council of this citv, to pass au Ordinance to direct Iota to tie dug dowu in the rear on Middle struct, Noa, 154, 165, 150 and 157, betweeu Fouith and Fifth avenues, south side, or wall the said lots up so aa to prevent damage to the adjoining property. Dated, Brooklvu November 23d, 1SG9. Ht CIIAS. TINNEY, Street Coram IsV. TUE BROOKLYN EVENING STAR, PTBIJSHFJ) BT E.

B. SPOONER, EFER rjlhTERftOOJiT Snndayi Exctpltd, iv inipiTw, 102 astd 104 ouangi htrivi, cosxn at htlioji tmm. Sil Ctntt ftr Wtek binfU Omnit On t'i" Bn, Pamphlets, Circulars, Suw Horn. Bill, tu of TrT description. ud JOB I'iUNTLNU, in all its various branolies, executofl with nMitneBR fbt ong-Islanb Slat published Trj Wbistptwt oontlrHf theriidincnittir (cept Brw.klTn lol concerns) of tb six dailj papen.

No drertlsiDeut inserted in thia paper sueh an or.l.i tbrin, aa th weekly pa par ia awrtieularly aiiptad HJatrjiralatio, OHMOND STREET GAS LAMPS AND PORTS, BETWEEN FULTON AND PUTNAM AVENUES. Geo. II. KlngsleT, H-13 40 Wm. Dowd, 0 SO Mary A.

Carlisle, il 41 Wm. Parker, 40 Mary C. Bi u.li, 10 Ml James Ki trhiini, 10 rJ Rob rt Litchfield. 1 40 Wm. Donnelly, W) Ceo.

11. Kingley, 14 43. SPF.NCEK STREET GAS LAMPS AND Pf3TS, BETWEEN DEKALB AND FLUSHING AV-ENIES. Ji rimiali Ki 04 Phillip ansee, 4 OS Bernard Gill, 2 l4 John Reed, 2 04 Samuel Dawson, 2 IU Martin Shultz, 2 04 John Hurley, 6 12; James Lynch, a IU; P. t.

Nef, Mt, 0 12; Ed. Kelly, 2 i'-l; Michael Donnelly, 2 04; Pall iek Dougherty, 2 0-1 John Mi-Gowan, 0 12 Juhn Oiwau, 2 04 John ii ley, 4 OH James MrKelinou. 4 OS Margaret Hughes, 2 04; Jane Devlin, 2 01; Wash liiglon 'i'uwnaeuil, 2 04 Pat. Jlcilaffery, 2 04 John H. Guok, 2 01 Samuel linisley, 2 04 Mark Alexander, 2 04 Ellr-ala-fh S.

iTell, 2 01; Matilda llofl, 2 04; esfalo ot John M. Mkliai 1 Mm phy, 4 Samuel Ratbhone, 4 Ot "Win. L. Shut tl, ivni-th. 4 (IS; Riwinah Lyurii.

10 20; Martin Er an-, 0 Ci; Martha M. Huff, 0 rs): Wm. Lvle. 2 01 Patrick Kane, 4 OS; Conrad II. Smith.

2 ol; Thorn. as Howling, 5 10; Samuel Ralhlsiue. 4 (rt Wm Mrl.uii;liliii, 2 Adsni Walker, 2 04; Jeremi Reagan, 2 Ol; lVarsnll, 4 14 Simon Grim. dv, 4 OH; Daniel Wcl-h, 4 0s- John J. Davis, 4 OS; Benjamin W.

Genre, 4 OS Thadileus Hyatt, i 10; (tporgp bloati, l'J B2; John Maxivell, 1-J; Jh D. G. h.iler, so; Iavid lloyall, 2 07; Peter Kraiws, 10; George lleman, Oi. LEONARD STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN JOHNSON STREET AND BROAD- WAV. Elira J.

Jones, $20 David WesterO 14 David Denise, ft 14 Mary 0 So Valentine Rhlrnhnrd, 2 06 Israel I). Walters, 6 77 OeoiL-e Cole, 0 Israel D. Walters, 9 (Misa. Millshell, 14; Jin Van Tine, 2 b7; Samuel 2 8i. IIIP.D STREET GAS LAMPS AND TOSTS BETWEEN GRAND STREET AND BROAD WAY.

Andrew 8. Berry, .1 C4: Wm. Curry, 70; Oeo. Bell, 4 SO David Slurtevant, 3 Gabriel W. Coif, a Juniea D.

rassines, 1 to J-hu A. Armour, 2 00 i Wm. II. Gavlur, 1 b5 George W. Smith, 0 Cluck and Miller, 02; John Haver, J.

U. Hyatt, 8 1ft; Johu B. Hyatt, 3 lft: Kos well ti. Alton, 1 40 Johu U. Hyatt, 1 41) J-iiucr Price, 2 .0 Maitin Vanderboort, 1 80 eptate ol Charles Lewis, I 80; Austin D.

Green, 1 80; DbthI Downing, 1 SO Wm. 0. Brown, 6 21 Abraham Morrell, 3 32 Edwa rd Forrester, 2 t7 Julia Ben 2 S7 Geo. W. Smith, 8 Joseph Day, David 8,11, ck, John 8.

Young, 2 02; Da- no, a ot, A CO, Pu, u.A... 1 Wi Peter Murray, 1 S3 Din lei F.agan, 2 84 Francis Forrester, 1 40; Evauder Bon y. 1 2: 2 IS. NINTH STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN SOUTH THIRD AND NORTH SECOND STREETS. James Furgesou, 2 T-3 Alnslle, 6 SO John Meriners, 4 O0 ltev.

Martin Evan, 4 00 Charles Cleveland, 01 John tl. Walters, 0 75 (traham Policy, b4; Jamea Jackson, 10 SO; Sam lie) Wilmot, 41 47 Jaruc II 0 74 Charles 3 ii; Samuel Baxter, if Martin Fink, 0 Oi: Ln- therau Church, 04 Jumes Wade, 1 Aliny Slsck, 1 t0; John F. Green, 1 bH; Boruan Smith, 1 07; Frederick Fitzgerald, 1 IS. l.UMLMI UKiGGS, nlB lawf.wTIi Ollwlor of Taxan ii Aswjism't. pOIirOUATION NOTICE.

ASSESS- Vy mentB Coutii-ined. il Sower iu lJrainaife fiHtnct KO. 9. Firt ftreet from Booth Second utrettt to Suatiuit, between South hieventh fcrvwt and JJroadwny. HocotJd street, trom tsotun Bfond street to Uatn- Biit.

betweeu South Kleveiith ntrt-et Htid IJjosiiwav. Third titrtet, from Booth Second St. to Uroadwny Foiutli street, from Summif, betweeu bouth Sec ond nnd 1 hird utreetw to Brondwiiy. ruth street, trom South Third Htreet to Broad- war. Sixth street, from South Kighth rtreet to Broad way.

anvemu strict, lien. Soulu riintu btroet to Urond wav. Ki-bth Btreet from South Ninth street to Rwb etreet. South Second Htreet, from Summit, between Third aud Fourth street to Second ntreet. South Third Htreet, from irvt to Fifth ntreet.

S'Hith Fourth street, Fiivt to Ftth ntreetn. Bon til Fifth street, from Fir.4 to Fifth Siuth Sixth ftreet, from River to Ffth nt. South Seventh street, from Fin4 to South Sixth and tUeucs up South Sixth street to Fifth street. mth Eighth street, from Flmt to Sixth ctriietrf. g.nth Ninth privet, from Firct to Kihth utreet.j, Soutli Tenth Street, liom First to Fourth South Klcveuth street, from to Second stre.

t-. Itroadwar, from Third to Summit, betweeu Ninth and Tenth r-treetn. place, as whole lertpth. dlord avenue, trom Hrouthvny to Rjdney jt. Lee avenue, from UroHdwaj to Rodney ftrett.

Warey from ilionilwny to Keap rtreet. Wiboii stiTet from Iee avenue to Broadway. street, from Loe nvenue to avenue. R-tdney t-tm-t, from Marcy avenue to Ninth tit. Clymer etreet, frem Bedford to Lee avenue.

l.iylor trei't, from litdford to Lee av((iiue. Ninth ttreet, from Bioudnay to Rodney ftreet. The in the aliove entitled matter whh di lly confirmed on the fth duy of October, Ht'A)y and the original Atweflpment Roll, or a fair copy tlu will be delivered to the Collector of Tnx'-n ml Aayefmeiitri on the 14, dy of Decern iwr, 1S(i0. Notice is hereby yiven to all parties interested, that by paying their tw-vcral afBCrwrnentH to Edmund Drig collector nf Taxed and AsHepmnentH, at hie ofliee tiie City Hall, within thirty days after the deliv cry of wiid arwefsment roll to him, they cau pay he name without any additional charge. All aieur menta not po paid will be collected by him or oneoi hia deputy collectora, with additional charges theretn provided by law.

Itrooklvn, November I860. I4t CIIAS. TINNEY, Street CommiaV. COIirOUATION NOTICE. ASSESS-MKNTS CONFIRMKD Filling lots on Broad way, Lori mer aud MiKihheu street bounded by Ca Ininpsou Juhiiiou between Kweu street and Uu-hwick avenue.

The A.fwwmente iu the above entitled mattere were duly confirmed on the 16th day of October, Jind tho origiual AiWcwnivut KolM, or fair copies thereof, will (e delivered to the Collector of Taxep And on the 80th dvof 1H00. No' tiee is hereby given to all parties ink rented, that by paying their several Atwennieut to Kdmuud Driggs Collector of Thxih and at lib Ofiics in the City Hall, within thirty days alter the delivery of said Arweivmem iwmib i -an lli aon.o witlimit hiiv additiounl charge. All A.iesHmehfs not no paid, will be collected by him or one of his Deputy Collectors, with additioual char- ee thereon proviaea ny "i-g Dated, Brooklyn, Octoher 20, CHARLES TINNEY, n10 1aw4wM Stri'et ioner. -mT rrru TV T1TV Wiirr tv XTU I IC liN I Illli MA 1 I EK Oh Opening Grand Atknvr, from Flushing uue to Atlantic avenue, iu the City of Brooklys. to all whom it mat wjncf.rm The undersigned, Commi-siouerB of Estimnte and Assestment in the above matter, wili meet at the ottice of th Attorney and Counsellor of the City of Brooklvu, in the City Hullo! snid Citv, on Mndat, the 3d Uay of December, at 2 o'clock, in the afternoon, to hear the proofs and allegations of all arties intern-ted; and will continue to meet hy ad-jo urn me nt from time to time, as may be deemed ueeewary aud expedient.

At the time and place shove specified. Title Deeds other evidence of Title should be predaeed. Dated, Brooklyn, Nov. 'il, lbM). ELL C.

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