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INSURANCE. CORPORATION NOTICES, IiEGtli. IVTEW TORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF ORANOF Clarissa Emmi Curtis, plaintiff, afjalnst Fowler and Henrietta L. Fowler, his wife. Francis B.

Wallace ard Margaret C. Wallace, his wile, defendaata. Summons for relief. (Com. notser.) 3V the defendants above named and each of them You are hereby summoned and required to answer the couinlaint In this action, which was filed In the otliee of the Clerk of the County of Orange, on the fifth day of December, 18'0.

at Gophen. in uaitl County, and to serve acoiiy of your answer to the said eomplalnt on the subscriber, athlej office. Ko 3il William street In the City of New York', withia twenty days after the service ot thlssummons on you.ex cluBlve of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the Gald complaint within the time aforesiftd. the plalntttT in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated December 18'JO.

GEO. Ot. HASTINGS, Plaintiff's Vttornev, dll lawtiw'l'u 39 Willi am street. New York City. SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNT? OF YOKK Alfred S.

Bames and Henry L. Plaintiffs, apainsl Benjamin Mortimer, defendant Summons fi a money demand on contract. (Com. not served.) 'l'o tbe defendant, Benjamin Mortimer You are hereby summoned and required to answer the compiaint in this action, wbich was filed In the office of tho Clerk of the City and County of New York, at the City Hill, In said City, on the Mth day of November, I860, and to serve a cojy of your answer to the Eaid CDmplalnt on the Bubficriber. at his office 229 Broadway, in the City of New "iork.

within twenty days after the service of this summons on you. exclusiveof the day such service; and If you fail to answer the Bald complaint within th time aforesaid, the plaintiflb in this action vill take judgment agamst you Cor the Bum of one tnousiinri dollars and ninety seven cents with InterrBt on "12 71M00. from the 10th day of November, OMe tlx ueand eight hundred and sixty, besides the costs of this action. Dated Nov mb 10th, 18G0. JOUN SANDERSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, nl51aw3mTh 2flt Broadway.

csALh: ok 'Valuable property in par ia TITION COUNTY COURT, KINGS COUNTY Richard II. Tucker against Hugh and tJREKNWOOD TCCKHR. PlffS AttyS. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court iu the above entitled action, dated December 17, I860, the subscriber, the Keferee appointed by said judgment, will sell at public auction, atthe salesruorus of James Cole Son. No.

8tfflFuPon street, Brooklyn, on thethirty first(3lst) day of January, A. D. 1861. at 12 o'clock noon, of that day. the fallowing describedlands and premises, viz All that certain lot.

piece or parcel of land, situ ite. lying and being in the CityofHroofcljn: and rounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on Tillary street, whfch is seventy five feet eastward of the northeast corner of Tillary, ami Bi tdge streets, thence alo land sold formerly by Evan M. ihn son to John E. Ciimmtyer, one hundred feet; thence easier ly parallel with Tillary street twenty five feet; thence southerly ulorgland now or late owned by the said Kvan M. Juhnscn and parallel witli Bridge street, one.

hundred feet to tlie line of Tillary street; and thence westerly along the northerly line of Tillary street twenty five feet to the place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn, Dec. 17. 1860. dl8 law6Tu CHARLES R.

LYNDE. Referee. liDg with TlerGrace's bnlcher, halter or poulterer. But Mrs. Rivers, the wife of a commercial man, whoso ii'come was fixed seven hundred per annum, might have so directed her affairs, with the greatest possible advantage to her husbaud's expenditure and her daughter's future welfare, since this young lady could not hope lor au alliance with any member of the peerage, or eveu a wealthy commoner of a high family.

But Mrs. Rivers and her daughter preferred aping the Duchess of'Oitl sehool, their fashionable modes, and even fancied that people mistook their Birmingham lacquer for Her Grace's massive gilding. A week or two after the conversation recorded, Miss Villiers was united to the man of her choice, and subsided down in a small neatly furnished house in a cheap locality, where the Rivers family would have been horrified to have ventured, aud where, for untold sums, they would not have been supposed to visit. When the acquaintances of our girlhood once cease, they rarely become renewed. Very wisely, Bessie Villiers, inBtead of marrying to please the particular set among whom she visited, she married to please herself! Many persons shook their heads at Bessie's marriage they said Mr.

Dims, dale, was fond of company, was inclined to bo gay and that a longer courtship would have been better, because there would have been an object for him to pursue to save, iu short, for his marriage. As it was, Arthur Dimsdale had saved very little money, and Bessie married without many things, which a half dozen friends told her were perfectly indispensable for a new married couple. (To be continued.) sinppuv. LETHBRIDGE'S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND GENERAL EMIGRATION OFFICE, 212 Pearl Btreet, N. V.

ROBERT LETHBRIDGB, for many years a partner In the house of "Tapscott wishes to Inform his friends and the public that he has made complete arrangements for remitting money to all parts of Europe, and bringing passengers from ah the principal ports, by Steam and Sailing Ships. Long experience, and the best faculties for carrying on the business, together with the strongest determination to conduct It on principles of the strictest Integrity, are the claims he sets forth SIGHT DRAFTS for large or small amounts, can be obtained, payable in all parts of England, Ireland, Scotland Wales, Frasce and Germany. PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL, Can be procured by the WASHING I ON LINE OF PACKETS, Comprised of the following and other first class ships: Washington 2000 tons. Governor 2000 tons. Ocean 2500 Wisconsin 1800 Princeton 2000 Wm.Kato.bone 1800 Monarch of the Sea.2500 B.

0. Scranton 1800 Tornado 2000 David 2000 (jlmoon 2000 Cltyof Brooklyn. ..2000 Masting Two Ships Every Week. ASSAGE FROM LONDON K1 THE REGULAR LINE OF LONDON PACKETS. Also from GLASGOW, HAVRE and HAMBURGH, by sail inn TesselB and steamships, on the most favorable terms.

Persons residing In the country can obtain full Information addressing ROBERT LETHBRIDGB, 212 Pearl street, near Burling Blip. New York. Agenta la Liverpool, EASEL 4 SEARLi No. 19 Water treet. au271v TRAVEL.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TO AND FROM ALBANY AND TROY, and places North and West. On and after MONDAY. JAN. 7. 1861, trains will run as fohows.

Sundays excepted: GOING NORTH. Leave New York from Chambers street, 700 AM Express Train for Albany and Troy, stopping at Peeksklll. Fishkilt Poughkeepsie. Rlifnebeck Tivoli, and Hudson, conuectlm at Albany with Western Train for Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, and all Western points. Arriving In Albany at U.60 A 7.80 A.

M. Way Passengers Train for Poughkeepsie, ston ping at all stations north of Manhattan. 11.00A Express Train for Albany and Troy, stopping at Yonkers, Tarrytown, and at all Time Table Station North, carrying the Way Mall from Prughkeepsie to Albany, connecting at Albany with 'JValr for Utica, and at Troy with Train for Saratoga. Wh.tehall, North Adams, Rutland Burlington and Montreal. Arriving In Albany at 6 PM.

12.00PM Poughkeepsie Way Freight and Passenger Train, stopping at all stations north of Manhattan, ex cei.ttne Sfiflrhnrn' COMMISSIONER. No a PILING LOTS received at the Street Co mmlsrfon MBfnf "'day, January 23d, IStil. it o'clock "HdinK agreeable to the ordinaS JXl the foU(winSi bounded by MiU fitreet8 and HamIlton avenue, block Ant on block bounded by Wolcot, Richards. Dikeman and Jan Brunt street, Kos. 14l.

Ul. 141 A7 Nos 193 Pi3 104 Proposals will nut be consWercd unless accomnanlea wttn a sonsent to wriHns of two auretlm aou ea wuo BhalKSS lf as to ttielrrespoMlWIity) If the contract be iXd. ed to the party proptihlnn.they will become bound as hla Buretw for Its faithful performance, and In case he shall neslect or refuse to execute the contract If so awariled.then that they will pay to theCity of Brooklyn the difference between the prfco so proposed and the price of thenext highest bidder to whom the contract may be awarded. Proposals to be endorsed Charles Tinney. Street Oommls.

Bloner. "Proposals for Filling Lots." Brooklyn, January Hh, I860. ill td OTf ART.F9 TINrjFY. Street, Oommlialoner OiiJCK Ut SThKE U( BJ. No.

0 City nalL PIIOPOSALS TOR DIGOINQ DOW aealed Proposals will be received at tlie Street Commissioner's until Wedue day, inuary 23tl. ItKil, at 12 o'clock for (licpint! d'iwn and (Trading agreeable to the ordinance passed hy the Common Council, of ground on Wfth avenue both sides, between Urteentli anil Eighteenth sts. Time allowed lor completion, sixty days. Proposals ta state the price per load nine cubic feet. Blanks for esfl mattag furnished ai the office.

Proposals will not considered unless accompanied with tt consent In writing of two sureties, on each st ctfon. or em each, (who shall duality as to their responsibility) that if the contract be awarded to ine i.arty proposing, they will become bound as his surety 'or its laiuirul performance: and In case he shall neglect or refuse to execute the contract, if bo awarded, then that they will pay to tbe City ot Brooklyn the difference between the price so proposed, and the price of the next highest bidder to whom tbe contract may be awarded Proposals to be endorsed Cha ies Tinney, Street Commls 8 D8hi Down Lots." Brooklyn, Jan. jli'td OHAS. TINNEY, Street ommlsaloner. ASSESbilENT NOTICE Notice is" hereby given that the following Assessments remain unpaid, and that the warrant for collecting Baid Assessments will expire on tbe 22o day of January, lail, and that unless said Assessments, together with the expense and per ceatage allowed by law.

are paid on or before said date, I shall proceed to advertise and sell the premises in the manner pointed out by Sections 24 and 28 of Title 5th, of the present Char ter of the City of Brooklyn. GRAHAM AVENUR OPENING AND GRADING FROM BHOOKLVN LINE TO THE BUSHWICK LINE. John Hennlger 12 12; JUGaus 14 14; A .1 Conselyea 611 83; A Berts 3 19 38; Jacob Boerura IPO (HJ: Wm Clarke 4a tio; Mr llanford 09 30: Mell 15 28: Joslah Hlackwell 29 70; Coleman 4 41; Jotn McArdle 12 8S: McCormlck 8 '7; Wm Hooker 14 24: Wm Tanner 5 64: James Purman 5 64; Wm Tanner 5 1.4: A Parker 111 44; Stephen Richardson 6 64; John Stratton, unknown 32 90. BTAGG STRFET OPENING. REGULATING, PAVING, CURBING, bUTTERING, 4c, George Patterson 33 65 Douobue 190 95: Jesse Bullock 63 65; Anthony Bet's 1503 CO: Joslab Blackwell 33.65; GouldinBl65 00, John Mott86 00.

SOUTH FOritTH STRFET CURBING GUTTERING, BRIDGING AND FLAGGING FIIOM NINTH STREET TO UNION AVENUE. Patrick Bniith Rankin 57 50: Joseph Davu 28 75; Fred crick Hojt 28 75; Abm Vermilyc 28 75; John Vandervoort 28 45: Joseph Rogers 14? 75: Wm Bradley 2fl 75; John Bolton 20 0(1; Itolit Hancock 28 75; John Hater 28 75: Smith 28 75; Scholes28 75: FScholes or Canfield 84 50; Scholes 1175; Charles Zwick 40 75: Thomas Hlnes and Ed Orr 65 00: Green 16725: Robt Burton 82 50; Pettlfer2S 75: Richard Coun 28 75; Henry Rankin 97 jAta UJjel d41aw6wTu Collector of Taxes and Assessments. 8SESSMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby Kiven, that the following Assessments, remain unpaid, and that the warrant for collecting said Assessments will expire on the 2d day of January 1861. and that unless said Assessments, together with the expense and per centage allowed by law, are paid on or before date, 1 stall proceed to advertise and sell the premises In the manner pointed out by Sections 24 and 26, 0f Title 5th, of (bp tiresont Charter of the City of Brooklyn NOSlKr 1 AVENUE GAS LAMPS AND POSTS BETWEEN xsu u' PACIFIC AND WVCKOFF STREETS. Wm Morrison 26 84: Wm CampbtlL 19 38; James Morrow 30 04; Benjamin Flanders 3230.

PUTNAM AVENUE GAS LAMPS AND POSTS. BE WEEN CLASON AND FBANKLIS AVENUES. Elizabeth, wife of Robinson. 19 00; Gilbert Terrett 6 50: Kd Donnelly 7 56: Geo SuiBley26 70; Wm Donnelly 7 66; Andrew Merceine 1 75. GATES AVENUE GAS LAMPS AND POSTS.

BETWEEN BEDFORD AND NOSTRAND AVENUES. Richard Wyckofrs 7ti; Akx 8tudwell 19 28; Margaret Egbert 4 82; Biker 4 82: Thos Green 9 76; Wm Wilson 9 64: 0 co Tavlor 19 28; Panforth 9 64: Wilmot 9 64; Calkins a 41; Gilbert Bayers 7 23; Danforth 9 87. QUINCY STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN BEDFORD AND NOSTRAND AVENUES John Gibb 7 92; BOornwelU 86; Gilbert Savers 7 92; Ed ward Mcllvaine 4 86; Sarah Abbey 4 86; Dyer 14 58; Mason 4 86; Wyckoff 9 73; Alex StudweU 38 89. SANFOKD STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN DKALB AND WILLOUGHBY AVENUES. Abraham Bancker 4 27: Geo Barclay 3 14; John Fitzslrn 6 28: Robt A Hood 3 14: Thos Eeecan 314: Farmers' Loan and Trust Co 3 14; John Clark 1 57; 1 bos Corbally 1 57; Wm Camp 1 57.

OBUOND STREET. GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN FULTON AND PUTNAM AVENUES. Geo Jinglcy 1340; WmDowd6 80; Mary A Carlisle 3 49: Wm Parker 3 40; Mary Bnuh 10 60: James Ketchnm 10 50; Robt Litchfield 10 40; Wm Donnelly 9 80: Geo Slngley 14 13, SPENCER STREET GAS UMPS AND POSTS. BETWEEN DEKALB AND FLUSHING AVENUES. Jeremls.li 6 04; Philip McEmee 4 08: Bernard Gillen 2 04; Jobn Reed 2 04; Samuel Dawson 204; Martin Shultz 2 04: JolinDalley 612; James Lynch 2 04: PeterNefeldt612; Bd Belley 2 04; Michael Donnelly 2 04: Patrick Dougherty 2 04; John McGowan612; John Oesan2 04: John Dailey 4 08; Jas McKennon4 08: Margaret Hughes 2 01: Jane Devlin 2 04; Washington Towmend 2 04; Pat McHaffery 2 04; John li Cook 2 04; Samuel Baisley.

2 04; Mark Alexander 2 04; Eliza, btlh Serrell 2 04: Matilda Hon" 2 04; Est of John Hoff 9 09: Michael Murphy 4 08: Samuel Rathbone408; WmLShuttle worth 4 08; Lynch 10 20; Martin Evans 6 50; Martha HofT6 50; Wm Lyie 2 04; Patk Kane 4 03; Conrad Smith 204; Thomas Dowling 6 10: Samuel Rathbone 4 08; Wm McLaughlin 2 04; Adam Walker 2 04; Jeremiah Reagan 2 01; Bamuel Pearsall 4 14; imon Grundy 4 08: Daniel WeDb 4 08; John Davis 4 (18; Benjamin Geare 4 08; Thaddeus Hyatt 8 Hi; Gei.rge Sloan 10 32; John Maxwell6 IS; John Seiler 23d; David Hoyall 2 67; Peter Kraus 510; George Heman 2 67. LEO NARD 9TFEET GASLAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN JOHNSON STREET AND BROADWAY. Eliza Jones20 66; Davlil WesterveltS 14; DavidDenlse5 Wells 680; Valentine Khtlah trd 2 05; Isao Walters 5 77; George Cole 554: Isaac Walters 9 42; Chas Win shell 5 14; John Van Tine 287; Samuel Johnson2 87. THIRD STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BETWEEN GRAND STREET AND BROADWAY. ArareivSBerry3B4; Wm CurryUM; Geo Bell 4 36; David EtuBteyant 3 60; Gabriel Coit 6 53; James Deralsmes 1 00; JobWA Armour2 66; Wm Gaylor 155; Geo Smith 613; Cluck Miller 8 62: John Hayer 5 76; Hyatt 3 15: John Hyatt 3 15: Roswtll Alton 1 49; John Hyatt 149; James Price2 96; Martin VannerhoostlsO; Est of Chas Lewis 80; Austin Green 1 80; Downing 180; Wm BrownS 21; Abraham Morrtll 3 32; Edwurd 2 87: Julia Bennett 2 87: Geo Smiths 56: Joseph Day 2 32; David Selleck 5 78: John Young 2 62; David Hoy 3 64; John Berry 4 36: Peter McAvoy'l 89; Pet.

Murray 133; Daniel Eagau 2 84; Francis Forrester 1 45; Evander Berry 1 82; do 2 18. NINTH STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS, BEIWEEN SOUTH THIRD AND NORTH SECOND STREETS. James Ferguson 2 58: Henry AinBlleS 86; John Meriners 4 50; Rev Martin Evans 4 50; Chas Cleaveland 6 t61; John Walters 6 76; Graham Polley 13 54; James Jackson 10 llmot 41 47; James Hatfield 6 74: Chas Meder 3 37: Samuel Baxter 3 37; Martin Fink 6 61; Lutheran Church 6 64 J.unea Wade 1 80; Alroy Slack 1 80; Jobn Green 1 68; Boor Smith 1 67; Frederick Fitzgerald 4 18. EDMUND DRIGGS, Collector of Taxes and Assessment. CORPORATION NOTICE ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED.

"SEWERS IN DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. 5." First street, from South Second Btreet to summit betweea South 11th street and Broadway. Second street, from South Secondstreet to summitbetweea South 11th Btreet and Broadway. Third street, from South 2d etrtet to Broadway. Fourth btreet, from summit between South 2d and South 34 Btre.

ts to Broadway. Mth Ftreet, from South 3d str.eet to Broadway. Sixtlv street, from South 8th street to Broadway, Seventh street, from St uth 9th street to Broadway. Eighth street, from South 9'h street to Ross street. South Second street, from summit between 31 and 4th sts.

to Second street. South Thinl street, from First to Fifth streets. Scuth Fourth Btreet. from First tn Fifth streets. South Fifth street, from Flrstto Fifth streets.

South Sixth street, from East River to Fifth street. South St venlh street, from First to Seuth Sixth street, and thei.ee up South 6th street to Fifth street. South Eighth street, from First to Sixth street. South Ninth street, from First to Eiphthstreet. South Tenth street, from Firtt to Fourth street.

South Eleventh street, from First lo Seconil street. Broadway, frorn Tlurd btreet to summit between Ninth and Tenth streets. Dunham place, its whole length. Bedford avenue, from Broadway to Rodney street. Lee avenue, from tn It tdneystreet.

Marcy avenue, from Broadway to Keap btreet. Wilson street, from Lee to Broadway. Ross street, from Lee avenue to Murcy uvenue. Rodney street, from Marcy uvenue to Nnth street. Clymer street, from Bedford to Lee ft venue.

Titylor street, from Bedford to Lee avenue. Ninth Btreet, from Broadway to Rodney street. The Assessment in tho above entitled matter was dnljr confirmed on the 15th day of October. ISttO. and the original Assessment Roll, or a fair copy thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Taxes and Assessments on the 1st day ot December.

I860. Notice is hereby given to all parties latere? tea that by paying their several Assessments to Kdmund Dritgs, Collector of Taxes and Assessments, at his office in the City Hall, within thirty days after the delivery of said Assessment Roll to him. they can pay the same without any additional charge. All Assessments not so paid will be collected by him or one of his Deputy Collectora.witb additional charges thereon provided by law. Dated Brooklyn.Nov.

itli. I8ii0. n2714ttlaw4w OHAB. TINNEY. StreetOommisslonec SSESSMENT NOTICE In tlie matter of Bond street opening, fromDegr'aw street to Goivanus Noti'cels hereby given, that the following Assessment, in the abovematter.

remain unpaid, and tkatthewarron'ru 0 Jng said Assessments, will expire on tliu uitit fy ol fetiruary next, and that unless said Assessments. Charles Graham 5 43: Daniel o. iieniamln Camp 40 41; Charles A and Zeno Lyn'o msF WlegaiKlll Edward Flske 13 92; 643: Frederick Smith 117ii: John Nelt643 Mark Collins JoUl Carr()11 ,0 SniltU197 86; Oornelius Bergen 115 91; James Sv'i87 EDMUND DRIGGS; dii iaw6W Collector of Taxes and Assessments. TISESSMENT NOTICE Notice" Is hereby A given, that the following Assessments, remain unpaid nnd that the warrant for collecting said Assessments will expire on tlie2rth day of leliruary next, and that unless said Assessments, together with the xpense and per centage allowed by law, are pain on orOL.orc said date, I shall proceed to advertise and Bell the ireuiscs in tho manner pointed out by Sections 24 and 2ti, of 5th. of the present Charter of the Cltv of Brooklyn STREET GAS LAMPS AND POSTS IIKTWUEN EWHN STREET AND BUSHWICK AVUNUK John Hang 2 75; Henry Lawrence 11 00: Friucii Brush 2 John Chung 17 64; (.

eorge 8 25; m.T 2 75: Benjamin A Campbell 8 25; Henry Dunham 4 85: Samuel Brown 65 Francis Minnott 4 62. BROADWAY, LOKIMEK AND MoKIHUEN STREETS FILLISO LOTS. Peter llnileyiiCO w. EDMUND DIUGOS, lawOwTu Collector of Taxes ai.d Assessment pense and per centage allowed by I said date, 1 shall proceed to advise and sell the Premises hi the manner pointed out by Swtlons 24 and 2o, of Title 6th, of e.enSn 1 odc? iiffam Petet'o Patrick Oar 1cr8blJsl i. Patr i ce 5 Tomti.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE "WIIEREA.S, John P. Martinet ami Sanih his wKc. uftheC.ty mid Hlnte of New York, did. by mortgage, bearing (lite tlie thirteenth day of June, in the year one thousand elclit. liuu tlivd and flfty nine.

mortgast; an convey ut.to Oliiirlus T. Croinwt'Jl, the subscriber, of iManersint? Island, Westcieter County, to Becure tho payment tlie Bum of two thousand three Hundred and. tifty dollars, at tue uxDiratian of two tars from the date thereof. Except, thatfour hundred dollars wfcs to be puid on the first day of January. 159.

and three hundred dollars every six months thereafter until the whole should become due. with interest at seven pcrcentper annum from the first day of August. 1859, payable lial yearly, with ii clauEe makinR the whole principal due if the interest or it stallmenta, or any part thereof, shouldreraain in arreor jipd unpaid tor twenty days; and also In case of default in sucli liaynients. conveying the rents, and authorizing the tocoJIecfi the same. The premises mortgaged be iiig, as follows All that certain lot if land and the house and builoiiiRS thereon, situate, lying and being in the Oity of Uroi'ldyn, on the westerly side of Jay street in the add city, next ti the comer of PruSDeet, bounded, measuring and located aslollows, namely Bt ginning at a point on the westerly side of Jay street, 20eet4 inches southof the south wester ly comer ot Jay and Prospect streets, running thence in iront on strett southerly, twer.ty three feet aud etaht inches; thence westerly and parallel with prospect street fifty fleet ten Inches; thence southerly parallel with Jay street tweuty three feit eight inches; thence easterly parallel with Prospect reet fifty feet ten Inches to Juy street, and the pla Je of liepinning.

"Which mortgage was gWen to secure apart of the consideration money for the eaid premis upon which n.oripnpe there is due nt the time of tbe first puh'ication of tliis notice the sum of one thousand nin hundred and six iloliain and sevu. nine cent; aud which mortgage is re comt.l in the nfljee of the liegister of the County of Kiogs, In inortgages, page 57. June 24, 1853, at 5 mir.uttspastit A. M. And whereas, default has been made In the payment of the instil lltnents and interest du'.

by tbe terms of said mortgage, whirrl3' the principal sum has become due and and the j'ower to sell the murtfraeed premises has become opera tive: and whereas, no suit or proceedings at law have been cuniiii' nct'd to recover the amount of principal and interest due iu said mortgige. yov, therefore, notice is hereby piven that by virtue of the pover of fenle in said mortpage coutained, and in pursuance of ilit1 statute in such case made and provided, tlie said abeve described mortgage'! will be sold to foreclose nnd eutisly tlie eaid mortgage at public auction to the highest bidder, at tbe vestibule in the City Hall, in tlie of Brooklyn, on the 28th day of February. 1861. at 12 o'clock at noon on that day. Dated December 5th.

CHUtLES T. CROMWELL, Mortgagee. Wright Ranks, Attorney, 19 "William street, New York. dolawTiW I PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WKl.L O. ERAINARD, Surrogate of the CouDty of Kings: Ioiiee is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claim? against WILLI AM J.

POTTS, late of the city of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required tD exhibit the snnie, with the thereof, to the subscribe! the jce cuterB, at the coal ofiice of Wm. Sptmce Son, cornerof Elutbush avenue and Livingston stri et, Inthe city of Brooklyn, on before the fourth day of May next. Dated October 31st, 1860. WILLIAM ffrp nf offl lawOmW JOHN JOHNSON. 5 executors SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Tlie Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, jigaintt Aiigus McDonald, Samuel F.

itartol, Samuel W. Croiil: Samuel Sheldon. Samuel Sweetzer and Mary Am, his wife, Allen Vioinp, William S. Corwin. Jacob Gazer.

Lyd 1 at furman, John Van Nostrand and Eliphalet Bisher. Suntmons. O. 30. 31.

You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this cause, of which a copy, if demanded, will be served upon you. and serve a copy of your ausweron us, at our office No. Broadway, in the Olty of New York, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; or within twenty days after service of a copv of said complaint, if such copy be demanded within twenty days after service hereof; and if you fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid, the nlaintiils will apply to the urt for the relief demanded in the complaint. The complaint will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of King3. Dated New York, March VJth.

18W, McCCRDY BETTS, Plaintiffs1 Attorneys. S3 Broadway, N. Y. To the defendant Allen Tininp. The complaint in the above entitled action was duly Bled in the otliee of the Clerk of the County of Kings, in the Ctty Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, Kinxs County, ou the 20th day of March.

1800. dl91aw6W McCcrdy Betts, Plffs1 Attys. STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Samuel Chapman against George D. Cragin. James D.

GofT, and Mrs. James D. Goff, hie wife; Kzra Jones and Mrs. Ezra Jonf.s, his wife; Dvld Magle, Michael Prendergast, and Mary K. Armour.

Summons f'. relief. No. 1. To the above named defendants: You aie hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon yp u.

and to serve a cpy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at our office, No. 3ii Wall street, Cify of New York, within twenty davs afterthe service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December 17. 18fi0. MANN rodman.

vinhiUfX'a Attorneys. N. li. The complaint in the above action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kintfs, In the City Hall, City of Brooklyn, on tue 22d of December, 1860. j71aw6wM Mann Uqdmah.

Plff'a Attys. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ROS WELL C. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate of the County of otice Is hereby given, Recording to law, to all persona having claims against ARTHUR MULLEN, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the duhscriber, the administrator, at his 80 Washington street, in the City of Brooklyn, on or before the 24th day of October next. Dated April 20, 1660. an201aw6mF JAMES O.

MULLEN. Administrator TvTTTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THEFTS Xri charge of an insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the provisions of the third article of the first title of the fifth chapter of the second part of tlie Revised Statutes. JOHN J. LAl, ot tlie Uity or Brooklyn, in the County of Kings, State of New York, an insolvent debtor, individually and ns a member of the Jate firm of Lay, Hatch Co, of the Cits City of Ts'ew York. Kotice tirst nublisl ed December first.

one thousaiiU, eigntnunared anil sixty. Creditors of JOHN C. LAY. individually, and as a member of the late firm of Lay. Hatch Co ot the Ciry of New York, tu appear bef re the Hon.

Kjimnel Garrison. fVmnt.y Judpe of the County of Kings, of the degree ol Counsellor at Law in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, at the Chambers of the County Judge of Kings County inthe City Hall of tlie Cit of Brooklyn In the County and State aforesaid, on the twelfth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and fixty one. at ten oMock in the forenoon of that day, to show If any they have, why an assignment of the said InsoVvent's estate should not he made and he discharged from his debts pursuant to itie provisions of the statute for the discharge of an insolvent, from hia debts. JOHN C. LAY, Insolv.

nt. Shka Richardson, Attorness for Insolvent. N'o. '271 Broadway, New York. dl lawlnwS TVJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATJ3Y Xl virtue of an order of the Supreme Court.

I. the subscriber, as receiver of the property and effects of the Brooklyn Flint Class Company will sell at public auction upon the remises lately occupied by the said company, on ate atreet etween Columbia and Hicks streets, inthe City of Brooklyn, on the twenty fourth day of January next; at If) o'clock in the right, title and interest of the Brooklyn Flii Glass Company, in and to all those certain lots, piec or parcels of land with the buildings and improvements thtreon, situate. ling and beioR in the First Ward of aid City of Brooklyn, bounded and described aslollows: Hegin ninp at a puint on the westerly side of Hicki street, distant ftir.ly twu fi'ctfive inches more or less 'UMierly fnm the southwesterly corner of Hicks and State street, at tlie in ddle of a parly wall; thence running northerly almg the said weste ly side of Hicks street lorty two teet five ineheB nr re or le.s to tlie aid southwesterly corner of JJicks and state streets; tbence westerly along the southerly side of State street two hundred and sixty two fctt eight inches mort or less to the middle of a party wall; thence southerly along the middle of naid party wall aud parallel with Hicks Btreet seventy feet; thence westerly narallel with Site street sixtv two feet four irichei: tht nce southerly parallel with CdlumbiA street tveUe feet; thence westerly parallel with State street and along the centra of a party wall seventy five feet to tlie easterly side of C'dumliia s'reet: thence southerly along said easterly side of Colunitdafctreet twenty uigit feet more or less to land now or late of the estate of Augustus Graham, deceased, to a point distant seventy feet northerly irom Atlantic stre 1, thence easterly parallel with Atlantic Bt. and along said property one hundred nr. eiKhty eigUt feet si inches, thenc souiheasterly along the line of the preinl 6ts Uttly occupied by the Brooklyn Hint unpany to a point distant northerly from tbe northerly line of Atlantic street fif'yeht feet' four Inches and which would be Intersected by a line drawn at n'Kut unfile with Atlantic street and tin ouiih the centre of he party wall, thence southerly along said rtctanguiar line and aloitg tbe ceiitreof said party wiill fifty eight four Incites to Atluntc atreet, thence easterly airing the northerly line of Atlantic street one hundred and eichtetn feet more or less to the centre of a party wtll.

tJitnce northerly along tbe centre of said pa ty wall and parallel with Hicl street ninety five feet au four" inches, then. easurly parallel with Atlantic street six feet, thence northerly paridlel with Hicks street forty two feet, four Inches more or less to a point which would he intersected by a line drawn parallel wito Atlantic street and along the centre of the party wall tirst hereinbefore mentlone tht nce eagerly alone ald line seventy four feet, and four Inches to Hicks street at lie point or place of beginning the siiid and interest b'In 'the right oT sM com purchase said premises pursuant to a contract of pu cnase nd sale mad'? lietwecn said company and Samuel Frost bearing date May 1, 1654. Said sale will be made tor cs and at th'risU of ihe pure a. er. For any further information in regard to the interest to be poJd.ai'My either of the undersigned.Dated New York, December 'fcOO.

JOnN THOMPSON, URCeivr, oOS 'Uth Wll'iam street. N. Y. BmnpM Sommerr Joiimon, Attorneys for Receiver Wall tiect 'N. Y.

j2 2aw3W SUPREME COUKT, COUNTYOFKING3 The Mercantile Library Association of the City of New York against Esther KellogL Charles P. Baldwin and I'M ward li. KtlloiiR, Executors ot the last Will and Testament of Edward Kellogg, deceased, and others. In pursuance of a judgment of the Supreme Court of the Stlite of New York, in the above entitled cause, hearing date tht 14th day of December. iMil), I will expose to sale on the 9th day nf January.

18il. atl o'clock at, No. JlUfl Fulton B'rct, inthe City of Itrnoklvn, hy James Cole. Auctioneers, All thoye foil certain lots of land, with the four thre story brick hfuFCfl thereon, tftuate, lying and beins In the Sixth Ward ol tlie City of Urooklyn, and the lots taken together are hounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a point on the northwesterly side nf Van Brunt strn distant northeasterly two hundred and sixty feet from the corner funned by the intersecii. of the iiorilRahterly line of William itret with tbe Tlv line o' Vn Itrunt strnet; thence running nurth WHierIy paralh 1 with William street, ninety feet: thence northeasterly parallel with Van Ft ru 'it street seventy flvefeet; thtnee southeasterly parailerwith William htreet ntne feet to the iiurtl i westerly fide of Van BruntstreHt; thence ao itti along 'he nort hwesterly side of Van Urunt street seventy flvefeet to the place of beginning Dated December lf.t.1..

18ti0. P. W. BUltKE, Referee. Wm.

Hrnsy AnNft'x, Atty. dl82aw3wTu The sale of the above property is postponed until the 20th day of March next, at the same hour and place. Dated January Hh, 16(51. F. W.

BUltKE, Referee. STATE OF NEW YOKK, SUPREME COURT Cj Sanup Chapmn against George Craidn, Jame1! D. OefT, and Mrs. Junes 1). MT, ui? wif: Ezra Jones.

an tMrs. zra Jone hiB wife; David Magle, Michael I'rendergast aud Miiry K. mnur. Summons for relief. No.

2. To the abovt named ndants: You arc her. by summoned and required to answer the corop'airif in this action, of which copy is herewith served uiitm vou. and to fcerve a copy of your answer to ie jald cn the subscribers at their uflwu, No. 39 Wall street.

C'ty of Nf York, Wthln twenU days after the service rcof, oxcluelve the day of such a 'rvice; and if you fall to ar.swer the said complaint within the tiny the plaintifi in this action wi.l apply to the C.JU for the relief dtn.audcd in tb comidah t. Dated DewrnVr 17, liWU. MANN RODMAN, Plaintiff's Attortifva. The complaint in the above action was tiled inthe office of the Clerk of the ountyot Kings. In the City Hall, City or Brooklyn, on the of December.

160. jy law6W Mann Uofman. Plff'a Attys. TOTICEOF ORDINANCE TO DIRECT LOT J3l to be filled up. Notice la hereby given to ad parties interested, of the Intention of the Common Council of this City to pasaan Ordinance to direct a lot to be filled up on Twenty seventh street, northeast side, No.

114. Cornellnp Henriet farm, distant Vl fci tfroni Fifth avenue, to within four feet of the established gnide, to abate a nuisance and prevent damage to the ad iohiipir iriperty. Dated Brooklyn, January 10th. 1861. ill IfJd CHARLIE Htreet Commissioner.

TOR PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTE AT tti a ofiloi of Udn 7wsr BROOKLYN EIRE IMaURAiiCE COMPANY CTIARTF.REO IBM. Offices No. IS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Mi No. I) COURT, cor.

ReiflRtn tt, Brooklyn. Dividends January. At an election held oa the 4th Instant, the following gentlemen were ohosen nrnEONRn; Francis A. Falmer, Jeaedlah Miller, Joshua Button, Janes Barnes, Edw'n 0. Badeau.

Isaac V. Brlggs, L'hss. Burkhalter. Gilbert BeockmanBrjac H. Smith, Kraneto P.

Schoals, Jere'h V. Spader, Benj. M. StlllwelU John T. Bruce, Jesse Sellgman, Geonte Gilhllan, francb P.

Furaald, Samuel F. Whiting her: Knight, John Bodlne, Calvin B. Dibble Wm. Bllswortb, "WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. President, CHARLES BOBKHALTER, 71oe President Wm.

F. Liggett. Secretary, Geo. Alqlh. Surveyors.

lei FULTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL W60.000. Office. No. 49 Wall street, New York. directors: Andrew B.

Hodges, John L. Everett, Julius A. Dorkee, Edward Strong, E. R. Llvermore, Ohaa.

B. White. Grahams Polley, as. BL Elmore, A. J.

Alaire, Thos C. Moore. John J. Crane, Wm. Mulligan, James 8.

Beams, eo. W. Prince, M. F. Hodges, Edwards W.

Flske, Wm. A. Cobb, B. Blanchard, PhilllpS. Crooke, John Moore, Seymoui L.

Husted. Geo. T. Cobb, JaredSparks, OhaB. B.

Smith. J. M. Furraan, Jas. L.

Morgan, O. W. Brennan. A. Godwin, 7.

Bchoonmaker, Robert summon. W. A. COBB, President B. HODGES, Vloa President, Jab.

Rasbjim. Secretary. Jobn Cabbow, Surveyor. Applications may be made to J. S.

MACKAY, No. 6 Ooan reel fe2ii MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY BROOKLYN, L. I. Ofllces. No.l Montaeue street.

(Mechanics' Bank BulMlns. Brooklyn, and No. 81 Wall street (Mechanics' Bank Sana ng.) New York. CASH CAPITAL 160,000. Insures Buildings, Merchandize, Furniture, Vessels in pori and their Cargoe ud other property, against loss or damage by tie.

BntxoioBs: Daniel Ghanaay, J. P. Van Bergen, Edwin K. Bcrante Samuel Sloan. George W.

Bergen, Robert H. BerdeU, Abram B. Bs7Ua, Thomas Stratton, Geo. G. Hastings.

John firovrason, Samuel Smith, Barnet Johason, John P. Rolfe, Peter O'Hara, Theodore Rogers, Samuel W. Blooum, Hosea Webster, Daniel F. Furnala, Loomls Ballard. N.

E. James, John Baker, Isaac Carhart, John Schenck, French, David M. Chaunoey.Leonard Cooper, Henry Boerum, Thomas SoUIran, fJenry F. Vail, John G. Bergen, Livingston K.MUler,Robert J.

John Barter, Sylvester Hondlow, Theo. Polhemus, Jr.John Halsey, Daniel Ayres, George L. Shaw, Stephen L. Spader, Jacob Jarr.es. DANIEL OHA0NOEY.

resident WiLTKB Nichols. Secretary. Walter E. Pate. Assistant Secretary.

iji TftjONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY AM Offices, No. 7 Court street, (opposite the Olty Hall Brooklyn, and 60 Wall street, New York. Gash Capital WW.OOO, At an election held Wednesday, 1st of February, I860, Uw ollowing gentlemen were elected Directors for theensuliiF year: John J. StndwelL Ames P. Stanton, John Halsey.

Brewster Valentine, John Dlrnon, S. B. Stewart, Seymonr L. Hasted. Thomas Bsylls.

Wm. H. Gary, Vrancls D. Mason, Edward D. White, Thos.

L. Rusamore, Wm. Thomas, Wm. M. Ingraham.

T. A. Newman, John D. Prince, Henry Boerum, 8. Livingston, Purccll Cook.

Ohas. O. Betts, J. J. Raymond, JohL G.

Bergen, Foster Petit, Alex. Stndwell. It. H. Tucker, Joslab T.

Smith, S. F. Whiting, Warren Richmond.N. T. Beers, J.

Campbell. Elbert H. WUlets, J. 0. Wnitehouse, E.

H. Nicholas, D. B. PoweU. J.

WinBlow, Nehemlah Mason. John M. Phelps, R. 0. Bralnard.

Francis Bples A. Low, JohnVanderbllt, A 8. Foster, Abraham Lett, G. D. Pltkina, Augustus Embary.

Ell Robhlns, At a snbsetuent meeting of the Eoard, JOHN J. 8TTJD WELL, was rinanlmouslyre elected President fe20 EDWIN BEERS. Secretary. PHFN1X FISE INSURANCE COMPANTOF BROOKLYN. Office 346 Fulton Stekkj, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn, Branch Office, No.

62 Wail Street, New York. CASH OAPITAL 200,000. With i Sdrplps. Insures Houses. Manufactories, Buildings, Machinery, Goods, Merchandise, Chattels and Personal Estate, Ships, Vessels and Cargoes An port only.) and Ships building, from Lobs and Damage by lire.

DffiEOTORS: Stephen Orovrcll. I. H. Fruthlngham, Gilbert Savers, A. Btout, Danh F.

Fernald, Samuel Booth. Jofihaa Atkins, ir, Jotham Weeks, Samuel Halsted, J. P. Ingersoll, John A. Betts.

Leonard O. Dewing, Joun M. Hicks, Alvin o. Bradley. John Sherman, Eerd.

F. Wardwell, Geo. W. Bergen, Loring Andrews, Moses V. OdelL Ohas.

O. Betts. Jeremiah V. Spader Henry Bange, Gustav Schwab, Wra. M.

ValL Jaa B. KocEweu, wzra ijaiawm, jbdwarci A. now. Geo.B. Archer, Nathan T.

Beers, Samuel W. Burtl Ralph Meaitjr, Augustas StudweU, Kdwln T. Rice. Geo. I.

Sangrr, Alexia Bragg, J. 8, Whitney, Henry Collins, Clement S. W. OrowelL WiUiam A. Budd STEPHEN OROWELL, President Pbtlasdeb Bhav.

Secretary iefl THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. (ISCORPOEATEn IH 1825.) SO. 83 WALL STREET, Mechanics' Bank Building. CAPITAL 2 (1 4.0 0 0. Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire on favorable terms.

directors: O. N. 8. Rowland, Cornelius Smith, Abraham B. Sands.

Francis T. Luqueer. Jacob It. Nevlus. Jacob Harsen.

ffingb'mTownsendJacob A. RobertaonOhas. Burkhalter, William Agnew. Edward G. Falle.

F. O. Havemeyer, Ira Smith. Edmund Penfold. Abm.

R. Van Nest, Wm. 8. Herrlman, William G. Read, Edward H.

Owen, C. P. Leverich, John J. Phelps, O. N.

S. ROW1.AND. PrenldnnL J. V. Hamuctt, Secretary.

Brooklyn Office, Montague, near Court street. GEORGE J. HARDY, Agent GEORGE J. HARDY, Real Estate and Insurance agent. Loans negotiated.

Real Estate bought, sold or exchanged. Houses let or leased. DeedJ. Bonds and Mortgages executed. Commissioner of Deeds.

No. 2 Montagu, near Court si m8tf WLLLIAMSBURGH CITY FIRE INSURANjO COMPANY. Cflicee Corner of First and South Seventh streets, Brooklyn. E. and fi7 Wall street.

New York. This Company, with a Cash Capital of $150,000, and atarge surplus, all securely Invested, continues to Insure Factories, Ships In Port and tnelrZCargoes, Merchandise, and other property, at as reasonable rates as any other first clas Company. DIRECTORS I Richard Ten Eyck, Seining Duncan, Wm.M. Parks, Rlrhard Berry. Jedediah Miller, John E.

Forbes, Nicholas Wyckoff, John Penfold, William Cooper, Reuben Withers, A. B. Brlnkerhoff. Peter Cooper. Daniel Maujer, Martin G.

Johnson, Jaa. M. Waterbury William Marshall, John Devoe, William Wall. J. J.

Van Alst Edmund Drigga, James L. Truslow. Henry S. Leverich, John A Cross. Chas.

H. Marshall. Charles Noble, Samuel M. Meeker. John E.

Davidson, Seorge Hitching, Nathaniel Brlggs. Abm. Vandervoort. RICHARD TEN EYOK. President.

Hubert Gibobx, Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES. CORPORATION NOTTCE ASSESSMENTS 'V7 CONFIRMED Flagging sidewalks on Blh avenue, both eitlea, bt tween th and 18th streets. Flagging sidewalks on Hicksstreet, east side, between Harrison and Depraw streets. FlaggiDpsulewalks on Butler street, between noytand Bond streets.

Flagging sidewalks on Clason avenue, west side, between Myrrle and Flushing avenues. Flagging sidewalks on Classon avenue, between Quinceys and (iates avenue. ining lots on North Seventh and Seventh st eets, south tveit cornerof Filling lots on Seventh street, east side, 50 feet south of North 1 tli street. Gas lamps on New York avenue, between Pacific and Wyekotr streets. Fencing lots en Hampden street, west Bide, between Lafayette and DeKa'b avenues.

Tencing lots on SI Felix street, east side, between Lifay elte avenue and Hanson place. Fencing lots on Flatbush avenue, east side, between Fulton avenue and Navy st. Fencing lots on Fulton avenue, south side, between Carlton avenue and Adelnldht. Fencing lots on Tailor street, between Kent and Wythe avenues. Ftrncing lots on Broadway and Fifth streets, cor of Fencing lots on Montrose avenue unit Lorimer street, nortiieast corner of FtnciiiK lots on Dunham place, east Bide, between South Sixth anil South Seventh streets.

FL ncins lots on Aiaslie street, south side, between Lorimer and Leonard streets. Fencing lota on Ainslie, Leonard, Devoe and Lorimersts, block bounded by Fencing lots on Powers and Lorimer streets northeast corner of Fencing lots on Powers and Leonard streets, northeast corner of The Assessments In the above entitled matters were dulv confirmed on the loth day of December, litoil. and Unoriginal AsseBEment Rolls, or fair copies thereof, will be delivered to the Collector of Tuxes and Assessments on the dav of December, I860. Notice is herebyglven to all parties Interested that by paying their several Assessments to Edmund Driggs, Collector of Taxes and his otliee i the City Hall, within thirty duys afterthe deliveryofsaitl.Vssessment Holls to him. theycon pay the same without any additional cliurpe.

All Assessments, not so paid, will be collected by him or one oi his Deputy Collectors, with aiklitlonal eharges thereon provided by law. Dated Brooklyn. Dec. 21). I860.

d211aw4F CHAS. TINNEY. Street Commissioner. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE Discharge of an insolvent from his debts, pursuant i the provisions of the third article of the Or. title of the fifth chapter of the second part of the Revised Statutes.

GEORGE F. WHITVKY, of the City of Brooklyn, in tlie Crantyof Kings and Mate of New York. Notice first published ICth, 1EC0. Crtiliiors to appear before lion. Erastus D.

Culver. Judge of the City Court of Brooklyn, at the Chambers of said Judge at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, on the second day of February next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any Ihey linve, why au assignment ol the laid Insolvent's estate should not be made, and lie oe discharged fiorn his debts pursuant to the provisions of tue statute for the ol an insolvent from his leltts C. S. CONDIT. Attorneys for Insolvent.

nlClnwlOivF 170 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE Discharge of nn Insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the provisions of the third article of the first title of the fifth Chapter of Ihesecond part of the Revised Statutes. RICHARD Junior, iiiillvidu illy, and as a member of the firm of Chichester uud as a inein'ier of the firm of Tiveed A Bro. Notice firt published Deeeinher 7th. W0.

Creditors to appear before the Hon. Samuel Garrison, County Judge oi I Kbits County, at lila Chambcre. at the City Hall, City of Brooklyn, on the 11th day ol March, Util at twelve clock at noon of tliatday, io show oiune, if any 11. ey have, why said Insolvent Bhoulil not make an ossi inent. pud he be discharged from his ileitis Ai.DEN i.

FLINT. Attornev for dT UwlOwF 5 Hot kmun street. Npw Vm Ir To above named You are hereby summoned and required to annwerthe comp aintln this action, which aled inthi of "rM tUe KiBt "flic City IH11 cltv of Brook and f. en, of vour answer to theSa ce; and If youfaU tn answor tho uyoi urooiciyn, a the th day of Deceinb lwCwF Wimt (J Stkkiin'C, Plffs Atty. raniE count coukt of Kinuscoun 1 plaintifT.

ngahist Willhun Wal rs ard hll. Tbomns K. and KiIm his wife itniel.a I id dgtj Jolm K. Kutledgv, Ctinn.u, il "ham. Henry T.

'I aher. Ella Ti.mpkiN su8 fUrattoi Ebene ui, ie uny TUESPAY BTEyWfi. JAS. 15. LATE AM EARLY MEIAGES; OK, THREE HUNDRED FEB ANNUM.

'Well! andia it really you, Bessie And what, in tlie name of goodness, have you done with yourself all this time Five well, no but four weeks at least it is, since we have hud the noDor of a visit from your This speech was finished with a grand mock courtesy from the speaker, Miss Isabella Rivers, a handsome young ladv, dressed in the very last fashion, in the richest silks and costliest lace and it was addressed to another young iroinaa of her own age, who a miuuto previously had been announced by Mrs. Rivers' page, tvtio w.is gorgeously bedizened in blue, and silver buttons. Bet Bie Villiers, the victor, beside her friend, would not possibly have attracted much notice ut first, she was by no means so distingue looking, and was dressed very quietly, thougb neatly. Her black yhm was not enlarged to inconvenience by crinoline, though a daintily worked petticoat just peeped from the skirt of her robe, a3 6he held it up to avoid the contact of eveu Mrs. Rivers' handsome morning room carpet.

A sweet and happy face, though not a very beautiful one, beamed beneath a modest straw bonnet, plaiuly but elegantly trimmed with violet colored velvet; perfectly fitting gloves and bonis finished tbis unremarkable torilet, if I except a black velvet inau tle and sable furs, which served to denote the winter season. 'I have been very busy, my dear said Miss Villiers, with a slight hesitation, and a color very perceptibly rioing through her pure pale skin. 'And so, indeed, has been your humble servant," said Isabella; bails, soirees, operas, weddings; 'What said Bessie, smiling, 'have you at last made up your mind tben 'To my weddiug Miss Rivers almost screamed. 'Good heavens, no Why, Frederick and I are not half rich enough yet. I say Frederick and but I mean Mr.

Bury for of course, every one knows, I have no money; don't tliey, continued this lively jounglady tappiug her mother under the chin a proceeding whien interfered with that matron's dignity materially, as dressed in a costly morning silk, she lounged with one of Mudie's volumes in her hand. JDon'i be foolish, her mother answered 'and pray don't tumble my collar so it is really very 'What is, ma, dear replies her daughter; 'that Btillfhang upon your hands Well, you know it iB not Fred's fault, because he wanted to arrange our marriage only last month, and you would not hear of 'Certainly the elder lady says, 'until Mr. Bury's prospects improve, and his income will enable him to keep a 'I was about to name to said Bessie Villiers, 'that I am going to be married on the seventeenth of next month. We think now there is every prospect of Mr. Dimsdale's income pro gres ing, and we have made up our minds not to make any iurtlier delay.

I shall be twenty one you she said, 'next week; my birth day is on the fourth, and Arthur is just two year3 older, and' 'And pray, my Mrs. Rivers broke in, 'what ma) if not an impertinent question what may be the income of Mr. Dimedate Most people would have thought this a very iiupvi uuciii 4ueDiiuu iuuccu. oie colored a little, but answered quietly 'three hundred a year, Mrs. Is it in an accent of astonishment which demands all those four notes of admiration to describe it.

'My deau'st Bessie (from Isabella) 'you are surely dreaming? or out of your mind; or laughing immensely terribly in 'Ido certainly wish to say that I love Mr. Dims dale verv says Bessie in a little tone of pique. 'If I did not, I Bhould be very wrong to marry himJ This mildly tempered shaft, perhaps, was aimed at Miss Rivers, who had been wavering so said evil report between her engaged lover and a certain gentleman considerably older than herself at any rate, Isabella received the inuendo (which became more so, from the emphasis with which, it was delivered rather than its words) wiih a long loud laugh the way, by the by, in wbich Mrs. Rivers and her daughter usually received anything like hints of reproof and which was doubly effective in at once expressing their scorn of report, and their utter contempt for the Mnter. 'You are quite Arcadian; my dear siid Isabella, when she had indulged her mirth, 'perhaps I might be.ter say Utopian, but eertaiuly I agree wiih you, it is much pleasanter to marry a person one does like, than any one to whom we have an aversion.

And that is the reason I intended waiting for interposed Miss Mr. Bury's income exceeds that of Mr. Dimsdale, and we can afford to marry one 'It doeB answered her friend, rather more seriously than before Frederick has live hundred ayear. But do you think we could keep house on such a wretched sum, my dear girl The whole thing would be out of the question even mamma says so, don't you mother, dear? although she wants so very much to get rid of me, and hear me called Mrs. Somebody instead of Miss 'Out of the question? Of her mother answered loftily; 'and I cannot my dear Miss Villiers imagine how your parents can permit you to sacrifice yourself and descend from the enjoyments of a comfortable and elegant home into 'Poverty said Bessie, smiling.

'My dear, yes. What can you possibly do with three hundred a year 'At said Miss it is, in careful hands, a competency; and together we can mike it go further tliau living singly; for Mr. Dimsdale candidly acknowledges that, as a single man, he can save very little, and wants beside the comfort of a house. Papa, you said Bessie, blushing, 'takes great interest in all social subjects and discusses tbeni freely among us all; and he declares this system of waitiug till people are rich, now in vogue among the genteel middle class people is produeiive of great Mrs. Rivers tossed her head 'Tnose are she said, 'best left alone; at any rate, with us they are kept entirely out of 'No man" said Isabella, in the tone of one who had definitely made up her mind on the subject 'no man has a right to marry unless he support a wife in tbe way she has been brought up." 'And there again lies the fault, papa exclaimed Bessie, 'middle class families briug up their daughters to know nothing whatever of domestic economy; to acquire showy accomplishments, which are not yet perfected enough to gain iliem bread, if accideutor misfortune forces them to earn their own subsistence: to dress expensively, to frequent parties, and to keep a fixed dc i initiation not to marry until they can, as wives, be suppi tried in the same reckless system in which they nave as daughters before existed." Mrs.

Rivers, derisively. 'Upon my word, Mi Villiers, you have retalued your father's lectin well I wish, Isabella, vou would remember what I told yon, in the like maimer. And pray my dear Bessie" patronizingly "tell ns your qua. ifioyiiorjs for keeping liouW on tin; sinaiU. pi'Soinle income I ever Heard of people being desK enough to marry 'One the lirst and best principle, 1 answered Miss Villiers gravely 'will be to keep our expenses within thai income.

I sh.ill regulate them Weekly, take a small bouse just sufficient tor decent and respectable comfort have only one. servant, and superintend every domestic iK'cnpatiun mvself, wbich I am Uappv to say will be in my power, because; we have always assisted my in those said Mrs. Rivers, being obliged to make some observation, and not kuowin" what other to offer. 'Papa's ineomo, my dcarMrs. continued Bessie, 'is, as you know, a very handsome one but even he owns that if my motber had not exercised a strict economy and been prudent in her domestic expenditure, he could not have done as he that is, provided by a life assurance, handsomely for her in the event of his death, aud put by something lor his daughters, as marriage portions, orto help them on if they remain single.

Every' one of us," Bessie pursued a flush of honest ptide coming into her sweet, face 'h is followed some pui uil, by which, if compelled, wo could earn our own living. We have never cal culstca on marriages as a meaus of livelihood, norOti I believe any of us are likely to sink into repining, helpless beings, if we are destined to remain siuiilo. I believe each state of existence iir ajts own peculiar cares and troubles. We have prepared for Excellent nts but they appeared to make no impression at Mrs. Klver7 01.

tor Isabella who (V.iacd it entirely beneath Indies to understand i anything whatever about liov.be.hold matters. Tad been born to rank vca tb, perhaps their 5uuion might have denied them a participation in woman's dcare rt duties. Tbe Ducln of eer tainly be out of place, walking it() ff' Grace's kitchen, directing Uur Grace's .7,, NY. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS Ann G. King against Patrick Cassidyand Ann Cassidy, his wife; Henry Morpan, George Morgan and Mary Morgan hla wife; Joseph Querlpel and Kleanov Ann Queripel, his wife, 'or Joceiih Querlple and Eleanor Ann QuerJple.

bis wift, John filulholland, John Ast. Summons for relief. (Com. not str.) To the defendants abovenamed: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint In this action, which has been filed In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, this 29th dav of Septem btr, I860, at the City Hall, in the City of Brooklyn, in said Count and now is on file therein, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on theBubscrlbeiB, at their otliee. No.

110 Broadway, New York City, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fail to answer the aald complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated New York. September 29th. 1860. SUYDAM BABCOCK, Plaintiff's Attorneyv n27 lawlOwTu 110 Broadway, N.

Y. Y. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS John LefTerts against William Jarvfs. Ben Dett H. Hill, Joshua Webb, Samuel Wilkinson, Receiver of the Hendrick Hudson Fire InsuraHce Company; Ann Mc Mackin.

John Flock, Michael A. Myers, Peter P.VanZant, James Van Norden, Sheldon P. Church, Jeremiah Van Itiper and Andrew Stevens. To each of the defendants above namjjtf You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, this day filed in the office of the Clerk of tlieCounty of Kings, atthe City Hall, in the city of Brooklyn, in said County of Kings, and State of New York, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complalnton the subscriber, at his office, at No. 3Froafcst, In the said City of Brooklyn, within twenty days after the service of tais summons on you, exclusive of the day of fcuch service: and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Ceurt for the relief demanded In the complaint.

Dated IJroolflyn, September ABRAHAM LOTT. Plaintiff's Attorney, dn law6wTu No. 3 Front Brooklyn, IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF'ROS WELL O. BRAIN ARD, Surrogate of the County of ENoOce Is hereby given, according to law, to all persons having claims against ANN N. RAYMOND, late of the City of Brooklyn, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the exe rutor, at his residence, 143 Willoughby sljeet.

In the City of Brooklyn, on or before the 1st aay of December next. Dated May 25th. my251aw6mF WILLIAM A. PIQOT. Executor.

"VTEvV YORK SUPREME COURT Satnuel XI WUlets against Elizabeth Van Alst, Executor, Ac, and others. In purruance and by virtue of a judgment of the Supreme Court, muae in tbe above entitled action, and bearing date the twenty seventh day of January. 1853, and also by virtue of an order therein bearing date the sixth day of March, A. D. 1860.

will be sold under the direction of the unlersignd Refere by James Cole Son, Auctioneers, at tiieir sales room, No. 3(59 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Monday, the fifih day of November, at twelve o'clock noon of that day, All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and beiag in Ihe Town of Bushwick, County of Rings and State or New York, and bounded westerly in front by the highway, northerly by ihe land now or lateof Joseph Conaelyea, formerly belonging to William Bennett, deceased, easterly by a ditch in the salt marsh formerly of Charles DeBevoi deceased, southerly by land now late of John Luther: containing fifteen acres, be the same more or less. Dated Brooklyn, Or.toher ift. 1ftia 8 A MM. R.

JOHNSON. Referee, Oi.ivkr Dver, Attorney, No. 4 Pine street, N. Y. nil 2aw3wTh Tbe sale of the above described property Is postponed ut.til Mouday, the 19th instant, atthe same hour and place.

Brooklyn Nov. 5, I860. n7 2uwtsW SAML. E. JOIINSON, Referee.

The tale of the above described property is further ad iourned to Wednesday, the 19th December next, at the same hour and pi nee, na2awtsTu SAM'L E. JOHNSON. Referee. The sble of the above described property is further postponed until the 19th day of February next, at tue same hour and place. Dec.

19th. i860. dl9 2awtsW SAMUEL E. JOHNSON. Referee.

SUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTER CO UN Jo TY Robert R. Oakley against Samuel R. Tripp, Lewis O. Piatt and Laura bis wife; Robert D. Anderson and Jane I wife; George Kisam, Ann k.

wnitins, Caarles w. Gray and rah his wife; and Sidney P. Nichols, defend anis. fcummons'for relief. (Com.

not served.) To the Defendants You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in tuis action, which will be filed in the office ol the Clerk of the said County of Westchester, at White Plains, in said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at Ids office, at White Plains, in said County, within twenty days after tht service of this summons on you. exclusive of the day of bucd service, and if you fail to answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the comolaint. Dated arch 3d, JOHN W. MILLS, Plaintiffs' Attorney. Knnfs, a liprphv uivpn that the c.omitlnfnt rfifcrrfld tn in the foregoing summons was filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Westchester, at the Town of White Plains, Countv of Westchester, and Stale of New York, on the 4th day of September, I860.

Dated White Plains. Sept. 6th, I860. MILLS COCHRAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff, by substitution.

SHERIFF'S' SALES. SUPREME COURT John H. Aidrich against Salmon Nlles and others. H. M.

Neeoium, Plff's Atty. In pursuance of a judgment order of this in the above entitled action, bearing date the 26th day of November, 1H60, 1 will sell bypublic auction atthe Commercial Exchange, 309 Fulton street opposite the City Hall, In the City of Brooklyn on the 29th day of December, ltiO. at 12 o'clock, noon, the'followln described land and All that certain lot piece or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon erect ed. situate, lying and being In the City of Brooklyn, Cmuty of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as follow, to wit: Beginning at a point in the centre of a party wall on the easterly side of Carlton avenue, distant norther ly one hundred atd sixty three (163) feetfrom the northeast erly corner of Carlton and Green avenues, running thence northerly along Carlton avenue to the centre of a uarty wall eighteen (18) feet; thence easterly partly through tbe centre of a party wall and parallel with Gren avenue one hundred (HiO) feet; ttitnce southerly and parallel with Carlton avenue eighteen (18) feet; thence westerly parallel with Greene avenue and partly through the centre of a party wall one hundred (100) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Brooklyn.

Dec. 7th' 160. d7 2a3wF W8J GEO. REMSEN. Sheriff.

The sale of the above property 13 postponed until tbe 19th davel January, IStiJ, atthe same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn. Dec. 29,1860. 2awtsM GEORGE REMSEN.

Sheriff. SHERIFFS SALE By virtue oi a writ ot exe $3 cution. Issued out of the Supreme Court, to me directed and delivered. 1 wi'l sell by Public auction ut the Commercial Exchange, No. Stil1 Fulton street.

In the city of Brooklvn, on the eighteenth day of January. 1861. at 12 o'clock, noon all the right, title and Interest which JAMES GILLESPIE had the 23d day of June, I860, or at any time thereafter. In whose hands soever the same may be, of, in and to, All the following twenty (20) lots Bitunted in tbe Twelfth Ward, of the city of Brooklyn, Kings County and New York, known on a certain map Died In the ofiice of theClerk of the County of Kinus. entitled "a map of property belonging to Col.

Daniel Milliards, in the Sixth Ward of the City ol Brooklyn, surveyed Keoru arr, JS 17. by Wilbml Day, City Surveyor, by the numbers five hundred and thirty seven (537) to five hundred and forty, peven. bith inclusive, and five hundred and tifty slx 0)56) to five hundred and Mxty four (561) both Inclusive; and whi lots are bound, by Columbia. Bryant and Oregon streets, and by land of W. Beard, as laid down ou eaid map to which reference is hereby made.

Dated Brooklyn, Dec. 3d. IHtf). dHlaw6wM GEO. REMSB.V.

Sheriff. SUPREME COURT Harriets E. Crary against Warren Beman and others. T. Strong.

Plff's Atty, 08 Wall st. In pursuance of a judgment order of this Court, made the above entitled action, bearing date the 14tU day of December 1860,1 will sell by publlo auction at the Commercial Exchange, Notttiit Fulton (opposite the City Hall) tn the City of Brooklyn, on the Uth day of January. 1861, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described land and premises: All those two certain lota, pieces or parcels of land, with the buildlnw and improvements thereon, situate, ibic am, Oh" itlZ Westerly side of Hamilton avenue, extending through to treet, In the Sixth Ward of theCity of Brooklyn, known on a map of probirty belonging to the estate of Nathaniel L. Gris wold. deceased, dated Brooklyn, Feiiteinbtr.

184S surveyed by Willard Dny ar.d Sons, City Surveyors, by the numbers two and thre. containing together on Hamilton avenu, firry feet on Summit street tifty et; on tho southerly Bide along lot number one, twenty seven feet four inches, anil on the northerly fide along lot number four, forty sevtn fett fourlr chea: according to the said man and the diagram in the Bald mort gdgf and complaint Duted Brookly n. Dec. 14, 60. 8 dlfi 2aw8wS (126W GEO.

K23JSEN, Sheriff. Theabov aalf Ifl postponed until the 6tli day of Feb. btuftry. 1 61, at the same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn, 'jioljS'Tli GEORGE REMSEN, Sheriff.

SUPREME COURT. Thomas Stewart asst. yj Angellque Wlnther, widow of CharlcH Wlnther." de ci iiBetl, and othera. John i yes, Pdl'9 Atty. In pursuance of a judgment order ol thlaOourL made in the above entitled action, bearinv datt the 27th dav of December, 18C0, I will sell by public auction, at the Commercial Kx.

change. No. JJ6y Fulton st, (opposite the Otty Hull) in the City ofBrooklyn, on the 2lBtday of January. 1861. at 13 o'clock noon; the following described land and premises: Alltnono or parcels of land, and the bouses thereon, situate, lying and being in the Elt vmth Ward of" tlie City of UrnoMjn, Wnirming at, a point nn the uaaterly side or uier mont avei.ue di.

tantojie hundred and tlilrty six feet evtn and one hidf kebes northerly from the nortbenstea of Clermont and MyrUe av juutfr; running thence uiv onn line at rlirlit. nr.t?! tn Clermont avenue one hund 1 on a line paranei witn 1,1. tv utooKiyn. IRiUI C1EO. ItK.MSEN, Kherlff.

aansaws 3.0OPM AIImdi Passenger Train, slopping at Peekskill Garrisons, Fiahkiil, New Hamburgh, Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park. Staat.lmrg. Rhlnebeck, Barry town. Tivoli. Oakhlll, Hudson, Ooxsackie, Stuy ve ant, Castleton.

Arriving at Albany at 8.15 P. M. 8.20 Sing Sing Way Passenger Train, stopping at 152d strept. Tubby Hook, Riverdale. Yonkers, Hastings, Irvington.

Tarrytown and Sing Sing. 4.00AM. roughfceepBle Way Passenger Train Btopping at all stations north of Manhattan, except Mount St. Vincent and trvington. 4.30 Sing Sing Express train stopping at Yonkers.

Dobbs' l'erry, Irvington, Tarrytown and Sing Slug. 5.00 Express Passenger Train Tor Albany ana Troy, stoppl at Peeksklll, Fishkill. Poughkeepsie, RhlnebecL. and Hudson, connecting at Albany with Night Express Train for Buffalo Suspension 9 ii6P (if jjuico, tuiirtug ui Aiutuiy 6,30 Peeksklll Passenger Train, stopping at all stations. 60 Tarrytown Passenger Train, stopping all stations.

9.45 Passenger and Express Freight Train for Albany and Troy, with Sleeping Car attached, stopping at Yonkers, Doobs' Ferry, Peekskill, Poughkeepsie, Rhlnebeck, Tivoli and Hudson, and to land New York passengers atl52d street, IUverdale, Tarrytown and Sing Sine, connecting at Alliany, with early train for Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, and at Troy with trains for Montreal and Intermediate points. Leave Poughkeepsie. for Albany at 6.30 A Way Freight and Passenger Train, stopping at all stations. On SUNDAYS, a Train will ran from 81st Btreet, New York, at 9.45 PM. jll tf A.

g. SMITH. Superintendent. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Dec. 3, 1860. (Sundays excepted.) nuras oorao east. Leave Brooklyn for Greenport at 10 A. H.

RIverhead, at 10 A.M. Yaphank at 10 A. M. and 3.30 P. North Islin at 10 A.

and 3.30 P. M. Deer Park at 10 A. and 8.30 P. M.

Farmingdale, at 10 A. and 3.30 P.M. Byosset at 10 M. and 3:30 P. M.

Hempstead at 10 A. 3.30, and 6.00 P. M. Jamaica at 10 A. M.

3.30, 5.00, 6.30 TRAINS OOUTu WES. Leave Greenport for Brooklyn atltr.30 A. M. RIverhead at 11:37 A.M. Yaphank at 12:1 P.

Monday 6.10 A. M. North Isllp at 6:50 A. M. and 1:07 P.M.

Deer Park at 7.05 A. M. and 1 25P. M. Farmingdale at A.

M. and 1:50 P. M. Byosset at 7:42 A. M.

M. Hempstead and 8:00 A. 31. 2:17 M. Jamaica at 5:40, 7:40.

8:40,, A. M. and Bel7 3:00 P. M. TVEW YORK H'ARLEM AND ALBANY RAIL i ROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Commencing November 26th. 1860. Three fast, trains daily from New York to Albany, leaving Tryon Row. near City Hal at 7.00 A 10.00 A.

M. and 4.2'l P. and 26th street station at 7.20 A. 10.25 A. nd 4.45 P.

making direct connection with the New York Central arm Northern Northern Railroads. Passengers can purchase tickets and have their baggage checked through to all principal places, west, northwest and southwest. nlly JOHN BfTKOHELL Ass't Sunt. IJSrS'UKAHCB. FIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COMPAJ3 OF BROOKLYN.

CASH CAPITAL Officb No. 9 Court Olty Hall,) Organized on the principle of paring ono ten percent to tbe WMo tts' anflCrphsuis'Punaof tho Fire Deparfcsneat of tho Olty of Brooklyn. This Company having its Capital alt paid In cash, tuid 1 proceBS of investment is now preparsa to receive application and Issue Policies of Insurance on Merchandise, buildings Ships In port, and other propeity, on the most fevorabla terms. DiaKoroRs: George Hall, John T. Moore.

jo jn Schenck, Aart A. Degrauit. Ell Sobbins. Frederick T. Feet, Thomas Clark.

UvrogstouK. Miiler.S. B. OhltUindea, Barn Mesaanger, Nehemlafc Knhrht. Win.

H. Oary, Wfcrren O. Gookln, Smith J. Eastman. Joseph BHalL Peter Dnryea, Gilbert! Knight.

Smith Fancier. lonaB. Stewart, I. H. Frothtngham, Peta B.

Anderson. A. A. Low. Israel Velsor.

3 Warren Sneeden Hobart Ford J. 8. Thome. M. D.

O. H. Lippitt, M. Wood, Elcbard Buck. F.

J. (Word, Crawford 0 Smith, William Beard, Wm. WallT yenryDPeck, Benn R. Pierson. Joseph Field.

Peter WyckofT, Slarcelill" Massey, "an Brant WyckoB John J. Glower, Daniel Van Voorhis. GSORGS HALL, President. Wa. BPBDMJ.

Secretary. mhl ly Ahthotv F. surveyor. i 1NG8 COUNTS FIRE INSURANCE CO. I.V Offices, Brooklyn.

E. and 4 WaD street, New York. CASH OAPITAL This Cirrtpar.y Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, fyels In port. Htl their cargoes, ami other property by are. abi' the risks navigation, on the most favorable leni'a.

niBKC'ioas: IMivM T. Backhouse Jis. A. Van Brunt, ChaunceyL. Cook, Untlith W.

GrtlhUi, Adam 0 Martin. Oliver a Iugeraoll. toiin B. Wells, Kathaulel Mills, SamutI Burned. 0.

L. IncersoU. H. N. Terrett Samuel S.

Free. A. P. Croivcll, David riturtevant. Charles llovrs.

John N. Hayward, Silvtstci Tuitle, Stephen Q.Sneue.kT nt. J. Pease, J. V.

Meserole. Mcslab Bliss. Ept.iaiu, Miller. Alfred Clock, Cornelius Godfrey, Mr II. Wilson, Luureus Reevea, fiitnielSuutli, George 0.

Bennett, Andrew J. Provost, 1. wii. Uurst, Richard Trusse.l, Lucian Brown, O. M.

Beach, Thoa. Uutchlnssn, linn. M. FanDlng. Mmp.

KftatuiR, Archibald Messerole Abraham Mills, Wra. J. I'ooley, Samuel flneden, Edward North. Ttjt i UACKHOUSE, President. Hpnrt PorE.

Secretary. SiMOEl. TiYUjK. Assistant Secretary. Joseph As nEnsoK.

SnroAwo, lOtWHU Ascnts, No. 1177 Fnlt ajiif. Brooklyn. FFICE OF THE LOKG ISLANITInS CO Brooklyn. May 17th.

1660. ljlJ" At an annual election for Directors ol this Company held were elected ltl5t" rUowlnlt "amed genttenwn genrs Young. B. W. Delamatcr, Geo.

W. Thomiofl Peter C. Cornell. Mlnturn Poet, Oharlss p. LwerUh.

Isaac Hyde, Jolut Vanderbu" redk Marquana. V.W Thome, F. W.Hutel.ln" gKff" JohnBcrtetick. llanlel A. RobWns.

H. K. Corning, John A Lott. Georg A TitvrT CbarlesE BeU. Thomas BajUs, Tbiiriton J.

O. Ssdmore, Smith Woobuil. Cle Ner.lab Wright. meetlngof the Board, held this day. B.

BE LAMATER was onanlmonsly elected President of the Company for the ensnlncyear. WM.W HEN8HAW llwBW. AGBNCIES. rrHOMAB LESLIE, AUENT FOR THE SALE and Letting of Bonses and Collecting of Rents Office i Rnnlt onm ihU ViiV streets. mhn, Hj H(MAH LESLIE HAS REMOVED HIS REAL J.

ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE to the Savinge Bank build Ing. Atlantic street, corner of Clinton street Non reslileuts wo others committing property tf. his supervision cao lmvr good tenants selected. Rents collected. Taxes Insamncr and AsFMsmeutf paid, and have theli eslatfts carefulls onii Pally rranaitd.

Tlth proapl settleiaeuUi ui var.ci's II.