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THE BROOKLYN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1858. 'VOL. 17. NO. 224.

ONE CENT. INSURAHCE. FOR SALE TO LET. SHLTPISG. Sara Albertsz, 1 jBteri 0f jaj, of flraueaande.

Styntje Albertsz, Jan Brouwer and Jannetje Brouwera, died Sep, tcmber, 1688, Claus Pietersz and Sara Montfoort Pieter Claaiz and Grietje Hendrika Van Nes Dirk Jana Amermau and Aaltje Vander Beak StotTel Jansz Konieyn and GeerUe Pletera i.i.i.an mtt.rr. Kinnp And Willemio Pitters Arien WillemBZ Bennot and Agniotje Jans Van Dyk his wife, Removed to Brooklyn. Arlaantje Jaus Pleterse Van Deventer. Hendrik Mattysz Smak and Ueurtje Harmans do. Tileman Jacobsz Vander Myen and Tryntje Hnggaua do.

KuTul Jansz Van Dyk and Lysbeth Aardu do. Hendrik Jansz Van Dyk and Jannetje Harmans do. Jan Jausz Vau Dyk and Tgnntje Tyssen Van Pelt do. Gysbert Tyssen Van Pelt and Jannetje Ariens do. Ariaantje.

Joost Du Wien and Magdalena do. Pieter Verite, 1 Nicolaas Du Pre, removed to Bergen. Jean Du Pre, Laurens Jansz and Aaltje Gillie do. The mother of Joost Du Wlcn. Annetje Bocquet.

Magdalena Val Pelt. Zwaan, the Negro, and Ohristine, Negresa, do. Neeltje Cartelian. Gerrit Stoffelsz and Lysbeth Cornelia do. Hendrik Jansz and Gerlje Verkerkken do.

Barendje Verkerkken. Jana Vander Ween and Maatje Cornelia do. Cornells Wynhard and daughter Anna Wynhard. Removed to Hackensack. JanThysz.

Joost Rutgertsz. Cornells Gerritsz. rriO LEX ANO KUU BALK 1'HREK STORY J. brown stone and high stoop house; brown stone llntela all up the Iront; trout and bark bantnieuts; under cellar; elu giiittlnlsbi.il house. Priw ti'Jl)J tI7IK) caih only.

lec ithin oeiileror block, South lib uruet, oppoaite Biding Inatltute, AIho aplundld atore and baok room lo let, 137 Fourth alroel, bollh la' streeli, Willlamaburgh. Apply at 137 Fourth st. 1 3 lw TUCKER. It ALE 2S0 LOTS FLATBUBU AvtKUlt, TimiD, Fourth, Firru, kixtii, Sivests, and Caeltow Avmtnts, Also cn Wtokoit, jukes, Baltic, BfTLia ADO DOSSLASS SlUKSrVS, In trie EIGHTH. NINTH AND TKNTH WAItll.4.

Thla desirable nrouertv Is ottered at Drlvato Sale on very ao commodaUng terms to responsible parties who will contraot UU11U. The whole amount of purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage for a term of va. Apply at the ottlce of the owners In Fulton Bank Building, ounmr uuou una t'lurl Bin, New York, troni llilor Olllce No. niyltiam OT8 kX)R BALK, AT PRICKS JfKOM Hf. 0 JLJ to tsoil, tu the loth Ward of Ihe oily of Brooklyn, on Sd anl au avrnueaxnd President anu Carroll atrei'ta; If Imuruvmf uui moni'j can remam ou marigK'' term ot years also, wnt.

fronts on the (lownua Crenk, aululile ur uiuiukuiioriea, or ntmlmr, brick, coal, and atone yarda, wile arm te sold or leased on very favorable lemaa. Apply So ARTHUR W. BENSON. il, i'l taear Hfv'n. clrn FOR SALE, ON ACCOMMODATING THUMB, that splendid Lot 25x100, In Coutiord alreet, between Kul.

ton anil Washing Ion street, next door lo Mrs. Kach'a AUiiriiiu. Alao a Lot on Carlton avenue, 25x1 mi, beiweeu KulUm ami Atlantic avenues. J. MCNDELL, 135 Pulton st.

fel ly laOR BALK OR TO LKT. A li'OUR STOBY 1 hriok Store and Dwelllntr. ou the northwest corner of Bedford avemif and JolferoOn Btreet, Brooklyn. An excellent atand for a Baker or Uroc ur. Also, a three utory and base ment brick dwelling House, being xixe third hoiiflt; uorlh H'tlie above.

Both tiavft pipes, and are nuwneu gooa Kyip. Will he rntue.d low to a irood tenant, or sold UBOu verv reason iililH trmn MohI of ldh uioiiHv rm.ii remain at the ouilon oi'tlto purchase The lota are uich 2ti feet front aud rear, by 90 ftet rroniui, monvivn. uwuu FAXENT iOB flOUBli FOB HALE. THB tarf building, situated In Water street, near Bridge, Brooklyn, oppoulte the Uxcebdor OorcUge Manufactories, re sentlr used for a fruit tm Rrmntr esuonshmeut. BuildlBtr ail feet by 100 feet, two stories lug li, with vault et deep oelwtrj suru, extcnomg overtne wnoin grouna.

uouia oe a auKaws place for a brewery, or foratorage. Will sold cheap, audoa ajytenu Bninlraor MESBROLE, 73 Seoomi one door thn.h of South Tth. JEWELRY. ATCHES, JEWELRY AND BILVm WARE At Puioas to Suit tub Tiiies. The subBcrl bers oiler their enure stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and auverware, at zo per cent, less man tne ubusi prices, ro oaah only.

WAXVUttjS. Gold Huuduir EntJIsh Levers, from SSO 00 lollEC Ot Gold Hunting l)sached Levers, Irom 27 00 lo 75 09 uoia minting i. epines, irom iw mia Goluopentsc OeUiched levers, from. 27 00 to S3 00 Goldouen lae Leplnes. 21 00 to 32 00 Silvnr llunline Eegllah Ievers 25 00 to 65 Ot Silver Hununji neiauh, Levers 13 IK) to 35 ml Stiver Hunting Lepines 11 IHI to 20 1H1 8ilver open liice licaahoii levers 10 00 to 10 WJ Silver open lace I cpinfw 9 0013 la 00 Ladies Cameo, Fruit and Coral Kelts 16 00 a 75 00 Bracelels, Gold, Camej, Fiuit, Coral and Hair.

6 00 la 35 uo Lailics Guard and Chatolain Cbauis 10 00 lo (II OC Goats Fob, Veatund Guard Chains 7 00 to 50 IKi HmM SiiMctjuiles and Eue ObxeKea 3 00 to li DO Golu 3 00 to 7 OH Gold Arml ls ii no 10 lu uu Uold Slus nod Sleevo Buttoua 2U0to 5WI Gold Look la, 1, 2, i and 7 glasaez 1 60 to 16 OC SoldPenoihi 1 Si to 10 Oil CLOCKS. 3 day Olixikg 5 0(1 to 13 00 I'day ciocas Altrm Olooks 1M.0 .1 SILVER WARB. Silver Tea Spoons per sett 6 51) Us 100, Silver Taule hpoons per aet; 00 to 23 Ot Silver Tuble Forks per aett 16 00 to 80 Oil Bilver Dessert Forks per aett 13 00 to 20 OC Also, Silver P'ated Forks, Kpoonc, Cak and Card Baskets. Castors, Cups, Uobiets, Pucheru, Wallera, Ac. Wttctiea, Clocks and repaired Kud warranted.

Old Uold and Silver Ware taken in exchange. W. tl. Hair Breast Pins, Kar Hiugb, Finger Klnga, Brasoleta Ohoumu. made to order in the lateat styles.

JavMEB U. CO. 1 146 Fulton atreet, Brooklyn, and ll.wln. HOSE. TTOSE HOSE HOSE INDIA JL RUBBER COMPANY, No.

14 John utreet, New York Comnaiir manufacture I.fiii RuBmru Ilosu of the follow ing kind, and all sizes from Incn diamer to any size re quired. Conducting Hose 2 ply, for light purposes. HrmiANT Uo3E 3 ply, wUlaUiuda pressure of 75 Bs.lothe Bquare men. Kkuinb Hosiii i vlv. willstaud a ureisure of 175 lbs.

to the square inch. ttTEAM ao.SE opiy, ior conuiicung aieam, Suction" Hosh A very superior article lor suction or sub marine purposes. TheuiJform aud unqualified approval givrn to the ho. je man ufuciurtd oy UiiB rompauy, ihe last year, lniucea ua to oual louge me coiupeiuion oi uie worm. Bki mill Pacbinu, aud every vaxioty of luitia Rubber Goods for sale ai the lowest prices tL, u.

iiAUiiKiN. rrfiswent. GK0CER1ES. IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND AI.L WHO wish genuine TEA, COKPsflKand HP1CBS, and at prWieB to suit the times, nhould oall uun UAKlUNti Corner of Kultnu aud Main tdreals. BeaLCovernmeut Java, or aix Ibu.

for oue dollar MaraeailJO, ifi or five lbs. for 75 eta. laHHUnyrii, C5 St. Duuiiiigo, 12 TEAS. We hive received by the lute arrivals the moet choice asaort mem of new Teas, which we offer tweniy tlve per cent ohcauf than usually charged by New York dealers.

B. In Kitjc PoundBoxs ok iUos Wholhsalk Pkices. Hl'lOHS. have titled up the most improved machinery for mtna fftcturing Mustahu, Cocoa, Huooolatk and Si'icta, which wa warrant pure and of the bust quality, and at cheaper rate than ever before offered. HARDING at Tlx Coffkjc and Sric Djcalbrs, Corner of Fulton and Mam streeta, Brooklyn.

OnrtdB l.ftlWry 11 OHWj if 'Via fll" wo' TRAVEL. MUDSON R1VKR RAILROAD, TO AND JfllOM NEW YOKK, ALBANY, TKOY, and places Mid West. Du and attar MONDAY, 1863, trains will run aa folic ws, Sundays excepted Going Luive New York from the station, corner of Chambora treat and College Place, at G.00 A. M. Express Train for Alb an and Troy, stopping at Yonkera, Peekskill, FishkilL Ponghkeopsie, Rhiun beck, TlvolJ, Oakhill mid iludscm, connecting at Albany with "Western Trains lor liuiV'ilo and Sun pension Bridge, and ut Troy with Trains lor But land, BurHngtou aud Montreal.

Arriving in Albany at A. AL 7,00 A. M. Poughkeepsie Way Mail and PasHenger Train, car rylngthe Mall to PonghkecpRie, aud stopping at all stations north of Manhattan. 10.00 A.

M. Sing Sing Passenger Train, stopping at fill ita tionB. 11.30 A.M. hspress Train for Albany nnd Troy, stopping at Yonkera, Tarrytown, and time table stations North, carrying the Mail to Albany, ami connecting with Kxprens Train at Albany lor Buffalo and Snspt sion Bridge, and at Troy with Northern Trains for Saratoga, Rutland, Burlington and Montreal. Arriving in Albany at 1.

M. 1,30 P. M. Peekskiil way freight Paacngor Train, stopping at all Blatlona. B.30 P.

M. Po'keepaie PasHeuger Train, slopping atYonkers, HiifiUnca, and stations north to Tarrytown, at Sing Sing, Crugers, Pteltskill, Garrisons, aud all stations north. 4,00 P.M. Sing Sing Passenger Train, slopping at all stations north of Burn ham's. L5.D0 P.

M. Kxpresa Tram, stopping at Tarrytown, Sing Sing, Peekskiil, Garrison's, Kishkill, Po'k sie, Hyilo Park, Khiuebetk, Tivnli, Oakhlll, Hud eon. Coxsackie, Stiivvesaiit and oilier Biailona uui lh of Po'keepsujlo laud Now York passengers' Tmi ncctingat Albany with Nighl "topics Train tor But falo, SuBpension Bridge aud Western 1 due. Arriving iu Albany at 10.3U P. M.

6.30 P. M. Peekskiil Paaseuyer Train, stopping at all Bta lona. G.45 M. Sing Sing Way Train, stopping all slallona.

11 0 P. M. Accommodation Pansenifer Train for Albany aud Troy, slopping AManhat anvdle, Yonkers, Ferry, Tarrytown, Biug Sing, Peekskiil, 'ialikill, at intermedi Suttiouft to landNtfW York Passengers, carrying the Way Freight north of Po'keopsie, and stopping at an Stations, con ntcUng ai Albany with early Express train lor But falo Hud Niagara Falls aud Tioy with early Uain for Saratoga, Kutland. Burliogton and Montreal This truiu will not be rim north ol Po'keepaie on Saturday nights, hut will proceed nortb on Monday morning. Fare by this 'rain 'o Albany and iroyW.

m2(3tf A. F. SMITH, bupermieuanu. LOSQ ISLAM RAILROAD. NOTICE On and alter Thuraday, Scpu tub, 1S58, until further notice, trains will run an fallows: Sundays eisepted.l TRAINS GOING EA.nl: Leave Booth Ferry, Brooklyn, for Oreenport at 10 A dully, syoaset, 12 M.

Yuphank, 1.30 P. M. SyOiiBOl, 4.3U P. Hempstead, 6.30 II. Jamaica, T.b, 1 M.

TRAIN8 QOINU WK8T. Laave Jamaica, for Brooklyn, 0.40, 7.10, B.07. 8.10 A. and 3.1U, anu b.to r. Ju Hempatead, 6.25, 7,21 A 2.18 i 6.18 r.

M. Nyoaaet, 7.16 A. aud 4.J6 1'. M. Y.phank.ClO A.

SI. (ireenport 11.00 A M. Freight Train loavoa Brooklyn at 12 SO P. nnd Oroenuort at 3.00 M. dally.

N. On and aftor Wednesday, 20lh October next tho 12 Syo et Train from Brooklin and the Train leaving Syosaoi at 4.35P. will be dliconiluui The Ureeuport sundy atllk Train will make ita laat trip for niilTOTB XJLNK OF UVtUitOOL PACK. persons to come from the old country, by their favnHtl Packet Ships, comprisinr to part the foUoHing. xt 9 01 Wm.

TansoMt Capu Boll. Middlesei CapL Partnalt0t Albion Williams. I'readnoiight Samuelfl. Glaucfv UllleHpie. )hu J.

Boyd Thomas. Beojamla Adaau Chu, Victory Aina worth. Shamrock Doane. Wm. 8 tetaon Jordan.

Margt. Tyson Morrlwu. IffressOhaia. Cambria Perry. City of Brooklyn Mitchell.

bwllzerland Trask. Ainung a amp every nve uays. Tne subscribers are also agents for the LINK OF LONDON PACKETS, sailing every alternate Tuesday from London and Hew York, Tim whips of these lines arc all of the first olan, built ex pr 'aly lor ibe trade, nre well provided with overy bins that can iid to th comfort and convenience of ana aro t'od iiiumieu ny men sicuitui tn meirpruression, ana mmarui or Hie tifulih and cumfort of passengers. A skillful surgeon la atlautit'd to each nhlu. RKMTTTANCES.

Mratu payable on demand, which are available In any part of Kimland, Ireland, Scotlaud or Wales, tea tied by us as hare Lutor. would bfg to call particular attention to this branch ol our bUHiuesfl, which Ik ilmt for the nrtater safety of those who procure uralta through us, we now send specie to meet lueui in dlmuterfi to biiuka and bankers during the past year havmg couvmued us that gold in uit) only nafe basis against which to draw draft, aud lathe only ttafeguard to thoae who entrust their money tor remittance to ihe Old Country. Current fund, will, however, be received in payment for draft or pas Bage oertillcales. KM 10 RATION TO THE WKRT. The subscribers continue to forward passengers by railroad to parts of the Western States and Canada.

For lurtlier particulars, apply it by letter, enclosing a poet dtamp, which will Innuru promnt reply.) to n'jn It kpartfrv An BEDS. A CLEJt'N HMD TUU OHEATJibT LUXOKY ClL. Fcatbttrs, and new, dronsed anl renovated by a new ni by wiuch ihy are rendered nerfectfv clean. isi i tuu h11 (iileuHiv odor, aud all moiis, worms, Ac, wlth niui Rir thla "unui. ru injury ii hii irrai ivr or omerwiae.

uiuu me nuuuLii louimrm neurjcr, smier ana uveiier tlmn by anv other known pr.e w. The tojUmooy ot all wha hRvt ricd it muforni u.s in iu tfuii.irlorttv' Feataers brought irom auy part of the city free of charge. B. DRKW, lii Fulton street, ii2Slm" ouvilt Ktuxlt Btrftet, Brookln. FURNITURE JUKhT PREMIUM ENAMELKD FURN1TDBB 1 KMAMKI.KU AND ORAINKO OOTTAQE flHAHIBEa aix oolokh styles.

Ul auiierior uutl warranted manufacture at H. F. FARKINOTON'S Warerooms, lHl8 3m StiH Canal oppneite Wooaler Kew York. INSECT POWDERS. ED BUG POISON BY THE USE OF THIS preparation, Bugs, Roaches, Moths, and other vermin luxiy be effectually exterminated.

Manufactured and for aalo P. I. LKYS, oor. Main and York sta. Cclofi I'J oi)ljr nr bottln.

ivg ly PIANO F0ETES. PIANOS AT A GREAT SEDUCTION IN PRICK. PIANOS FOR SALIC AND TO HTRfiL W. WiLUKa, Music Store, 1G7 Fulton street, Brooklvn. Piano Forten, Musical Instruments, Music, Violin aud Guitar Strings, Ac.

M. W. has now uu hand lor sale a choice assortment of Pianos oi the most approved makers, vis: titod arts', Jna aa, at greuiy rcanceu prtoes. DAK CINQ iANCING AND WAL1ZCNG TAUGHT IN one Course of Jt.iIIN T. URIS, successor to Vaniel Lafaytlte FiniliiHiirunee Building, 347 Fallon ftrr ft, opposite ihe City Hall, Tin icdeniy will ro opaa tor nc.

rcnepilon of ponds and he itlon of classes, on the Mth of September, when Mr. will Introduce sureral new ''anooa. Classes lor Lidifn. ases aud yoiuiK Master on Wedaesdar and S'ttnrday, from 3 o'clock uutil P. M.

There will be La dies' evening elasrif aou Tuesday aud Friday, from 6 o'clock uni'i (Ji nutiiueu'sirom until v. n. Priviiie lepfnna givn at any time uuocoupled by classed Any one wurziauglu perfect in two lessons; ihe term to com mi'iice at the ot catering ill name. The ooeuing Scirea will iiven ai the Academy, Kept. 22 Parlies wishing tr jeugagetho roonii'muy apply a above.

au3l lm CH. RIVERS1 FOR DAK CINQ, KTIQUKTTK, NI) 4JKNKRAL DKPORTMKNT Ha' sey' Buildings No. 355 Fulton reet. location moBt central, rooms cocamodlouand welt ventilated. 'tTie A3adtmv will re opn for iht reception ol' purlin and formaiiou ol classes or Tuesday.

Stpiertber 7ih. St vrral new tJiincea will be intro duei including the Kmlrtj (uadr l'tiEviir green, adopted by thu onrnaoi teachers at Ymnne, and iuw danced at the tienu Court Baira. Application may ha made at the Acado my daijy from lOo'olock A. M. to 10 f.

M. l)a or Instruction l.adiefl on Tueeilsy and Friday afler noons at o'clock, Oentlcsnen an Tne.di, atid Friday ven ios ii Minnes and Mauersou Wednesday and Satwr duv )tftrruoins at 3 o'clock. A extra private class for Ladles and tfentlomcii or cry Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Jri vate giren at tho Acadomy or the rtiflldoooe.of thopnpli. Schools on ihn nuwl reaHocable terms.

'l he 4pcuiur Soiree will be givfiu at the Aoodemy, Tnesday, Saptemlx.r Kin. K. it. fto ed parties wis lug to engage the rooms may apply as aboru su25 lm INSTKTOTIOlff! ACADKMIKS OV WiilTJNG, BOOKKEEPING Arithmetic. ii2 Bowerv, N.

and Fulton street itusmeHs men una mercnaui clerks wlGbJmr tn inii tialndd practical Ix i iuet liaud wrl.ing or a tho. ough, umm; melliod of sliould make Immedfut nmL cali, at the, rooms, now open day i.nn evening. Ladles writ ing cues iu jirivate rooms, $2 for 10 bsajons A It I I H. FAINK. Vr.

of iusiriu'tlon. is systematic and expeditious. Newport Mercury. a 10 lw REfcNLEAF FfiMALK aNSTITUTJBS HJT BROOKLYN HRTfJHTS, juo ricrrppotit street, corner oi utluton. Al.FKl ORKKNLKAF, A.

Principal. KIJWAKO BRADBURY, A. ABSOdBte. 13 J', wiih an ablt! corpi of teachers, and every dealrablo facility fir jit'ntitring a thorough and accomplished education. The i'rlucipal, as hitherto, will devote hi entire time and attt'iition to ihe aolual instruction, as well aa supervision of hie pupils.

Circulars, and any further Information will be furnished on flpplyiit; either personally or by letter aa above. prnoaiyn. auhuht Ira. NvTlUK JjALL TEKM OF THE BROOK COUs KO I A TK A I) POLYTEC HNIO LN'Sfl'l UTK will eommenoe ou the 9th dy of Semembar.nei TtiH Principal of the Academic Department will be in attend ance, one week prior to that date, (at the Institute In Livingston sireer, between Court ami Bopruin,) or the purpose of receiving applications from those desirous of euteriuir aa ouDila. anJ lo xamlllc aud classify them.

lnul iti.ta. lina 1iU(a tint in llinnMinh I (.. a ma 'yiatju "iuui ,10 iu a crjuvroi aud healthy location, and will commend ilseir to visitors as thoroughly luruished aud adapted to the purposes to which It la Ut.VO Cll. The corps of Professors aud Instructors Ib complete, and will niaiuudn the high reputation already esUbllshed by the Insti uic, ny uruor. n7 tiw AH O.

LOW. Secretary. 'US. JANE SLOIVIAN TOBKY. PKOFESSOK of Instnimentul and Voaal Mu'dp.

will be readvtnro. vi yoniif; indiei lor uttr me Urat week in September. For tcims. ar.d the hignos'. tesiimonlala.

apply at her renarii.ee, "Warren strce South Jiroaklyn, Bit? Ii. A. BOUItSAU DS FlUilWCH AND ENQ LIS I IIOARHING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 1.J0 Aemseu street, will RK OPION uu MOaVDAY, the Cth of S'iptember Resides a full and thorough course of English suuiitis, pupllH tind iu this inHtitutlou peculiar advantages for the acti'ilreuiMit of the French, Spanisa and German lau gu iCOJ, which are taught nnd constantly spoken by naUve teachers. No etra charges made for instruction in bookkeeping.

au301m CORPORATION NOTICES FFICE OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. Xotice 10 Coitrnoiord. Sriilrd proposals will received at llilaolllco until Tnuraday' at 1 o'clock, noon, lor tbe repairing ot Tnlril avt uue, iroui Firtii lo I'a roll airuets in the tiib warn, aa folio ivh, ilz: break at 2.1 wbre the oU aewer croaaed ill street he repaired, hy taking up the wood plack, Ac, iml liiiin lii uiili eiirlh. aiiliil and ive rammed: all the uld ct wrr, iMottier with the lining up, 10 ihe required grade the atreet and iiiewii ks alao, to re puve ihe alreet ana aet the ciirb niui suiter in proper imintirr ua required. Aluoto in in one etiiveri ni iuu in mreei 10 iaae tne wti er lutn ihe new Lu ick newer, said oulverl to be built of 12 inch h.ieliwiill and ci meat not lest itan two by tbreo leet i.p the eleai', mil nniahedon the lop with Btone In the Unilul lll'ltilter Willi iron en lupH mm grille.

piirB. A id io ii.1 up a 1 lirouks in ihe aluwalka and re net all curb gtmer, niid re pave at least thiee lee. ol the Btreet from tvuvi puller v. uei reiuueu, unu pui. iu mix imiieiH tor tne Wftier lv plunk nnd lumber uluieea Ihrouitll llie aldewnlka.

or pavlotl itml cement as mny be r.quireu, irom Flfih to Ctrroll tlreet. l'lie wlio e. to bo douo In llie beat nmauQr. the imvlntr ni he Uouo with ilie best (itxal ty ot bank pavine atyne, ihe Contractor to huve. tho building utone uilh whioh ihe aides of the street nre paved by subaiituling good paving Hon therefor, all to uo none unuer ine uirecuou ana io me aausiaollon ol tne votn uitjalouerof Repairs aud Suppilel.

Jiiooniju, sept. loin. IS03. SAMUEI, GRAHAM, bCO td Comtnlssioncr of Bepaira and Supplies. ASSESSMENT NOTlCE In the matter of tilling and draining lots lu blocka bouucled by 7'h and 8th auenuea, 15th aud 16th nireet, Braxton aud Middle atreefa.

olicc ia hereby given, thai the tollowiug assessments In the above mat tor remain unpaid, anil lllatlhe warrant Jorcollact iue said asseasmaiiii will expire cn tho Hth eay of in.D uiH uwniher wilh the Ox penae nnd per centage aUowod by law, rue paid on or pmora ld dale, f. proWdto advertise aud f.j a the tu inner pointed oil', by aeailons a nd ol We au, of the pres lit charter 01 tneeltv Ol Vartlt, Wm Morton $1 75; Robt Pierrepo.n 9 StiUl; IMuirles Itarrell Si'3 7dj Aaton Band 1J3 J), Wm Rock. wellBSftV; ThJB Talinage a Wh te 1127 07 Hurrauwt; lieboriahi'arsouJiU bn ynlw Jf. iux'oa aud Asaeasmenla. SSKSSM10NT NOTICE Iu the matter of latliuah art linn in is hereby slvenihat ilie following aaaeaamenta In lha i hove mauer remain unpaid, and tbat the warrant for oolleot luf aald "eineui will expire on iLeUJiaayof Oolob.r next and that nnles eM asaeaamenla, together wlto ihe ex nerceulHCe allowed by law, ate paid on or afore 1 ill proce.d io advertiae aud sell tho prentices Cllyr "rlionn 3 uwewF Colleolorof Taxes and Asioaamouts, IVEIif OJL AND LONIX)N COMPANY, WALL NEW AGENCY: NO.

MS FULTON BROOKLYN! FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. AOTB0R11BD OiriTll. ,000,000 oa $10,000,000. Piio Vr OAMj FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLAR! 600.WO IavSSTXD THIS COOKIKT. InaddlUon to the ordinary mode of Fire Insurance, this Com pany issues loinso Ponoiis, PaarainaL Pouuias and Kui Pouoias.

ASKDinas granted, and Lira iKBUUaoa In all Its branches, an unusually favorable lerma. Directors iiv Nw York JAMES URoWN, Chairman. F. UOTTKN1CT, Deputy Chairmaa. EO.

BARCl.AYTEsq. JOSEPH (iAILI.ARl). Esq. MORTIMER LIVINGiTON, Esq. EUURNE DUTIIIL, Eaq.

AI.KXK. 1UMII.TON. Esq. WM. H.

WKTMORK, RsqP iRisiDsnr KaoHEiiKr ALFRED PKI.L, Eaql MtuiCAL RaraKaas: ALKXR. K. HOB AUK, M. AUSTIN RANDS, M. D.

Aoplleattona reeeired, and pamphlets with rates And oth deiailool LiralssOKiNoi, lo be had at the Agenuy Onlae, No. St) Fulton atreel. Itrouklvn. or In New York. u.Kilt.

MONl local Agent, ONTAUK FIRE INSUTlANCE COMPANY, unices, i uotiBT city Brooklyn, WALL New York. CASH CAPITAL, $160,000. Thla Company inuures buildings, lurnlture, merchandise and properly oi all kinds, hKolnst Iras or damage by lire. DiaaoTous. John Amos Stanton, Brewster Valentine, John Dlmon: mour 11 usled, ThoimiB Baylls, Francis Mason, Edward 1) White.

Wm. M. Thomas, Win. Ingrahant, John 1 I'rlnce, Henry Boerum. PuroellOook, Ohas.

Bctta, John Hergen, Foster Peltlt, Tucker. Beers, Warren Richmond, VVhllehouse, Ellas Lewis, jr, Wlnslow, I) Powell, tl Brulnard. Stewart, Joalah Smith John Halsey, Wm. Cary, Thos. Rnstimore, Stephen Llnmugton, Alexander Studwell, Nichols.

Nehemlah Masorl, Franeis Spies, Raymond, Campbell, Wutkur. John Phelps, A Newman, JOHN J. STUDWliLL. President a) awvv Urf44. FULTON FIRS INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL OOlce, No. 10 Wall, street. New York. lUkKlTrOKS. Andrew Hodex, John Everett, Edward Strong, Livarmore Grahams Polley, Jos.

H. KUnore, Thomas Moore, John Crane, Jsmes Bourns, Georgo Prince, Edwards Flake, Wm. A Cobb, Philip Crooke.1 John Moore, Geo. T. Cobb, Jared Kparka, Furman, James Morgan, Julius A nark.ee, Chu.

White, A Aliaire, Wm Mulligan, Hodges, lllancSiril, Seymour Hosted, Ohaa. Smlih, Brennan. Robert summon. Applications may be made to J. 8.

MACK AY, No. 6 Court Brooklyn. W. A. COBB, President, A.

B. HODGES, Vice President. Jas. M. Rahkih, Secretary.

Jonw Cashow, Surveyor. fe20 T7IIB8T CL4SS FIflB INSURANCE WLL LI AM I.Ii'TI.E, 1 Fctioir btrmt, oor. Nassau, Droosiyn, resiiecuaij" lniorma mepeopieoi lae cityoi rooK lvn, and Its vicinity, he Is prepared to efleot Insurauoe ror them at the very lowest rates at whioh any first class Company Insures in the City, ou their waitings, Stores, and other Build ings, and on Furniture. MerctuindiHe. and Personal Prouertv of every description, in the MARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, lOf the City of New York.) OrriCE, S7 Wall CASH CAPITAL TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, And a large Surplus, all securely Invested.

DiitKCTortfl. Phllelua H. Holt, Heury (1. Keove, Geo. B.

Whitfield, Joseph P. Wickham, Daniel T. Willets, Albert Havemeyer, Silaa Davis, Albert L. Do Camp, Tenuis W. Quick, Oliver H.

Sliepard, John M. Bruoe Jr Robert F. Sage, Henry Rowland, Ueuj. H. Howell, David Turnure, Alired L.

Rows, Stopuen Llnlngton, Jose T. Navarro, William P. Miller, Knoch Ketabam, Asher Taylor, Stephen W. Gaines, Wat A. Cummlugs, Edward Bill, Elisha L.

Walton, Houry I.y Nath'l W. Cbater, Nelson Sherwood, Brewster Valentine, Wm. H. Goodwin. OrrlOBBB.

BENJAMIN II. HOWELL. President. Asaaa Tatlor, Vice President. H.

P. Freehah, Secretary, WM. M. LITTLE, Auctioneer, gives hla personal attention to Sales In all partt of the City, Real Estate Bought and Bold. WILLIiilSBUBGH OITK FIBE I3SSO ivnir Ofllctw Comer of Kihst and South Betchth Brooklyn, K.

and No. C7 Wjul New York. Thin Company with a Cash Capluil of $150,000, and a large lurphia, hjj Wrirely laveated, continues to insure Dwellinga. ibhipa in port and their cargoes, Merchandise ana iiimct prapeny, at ai rowiuuftuio imwd hb uj uuior urBiniui DLKTCTTOjUL Biohard Ten Kyci, Richard Berry, Nicholas Wyckoff, mi una jmgga, John A. Cross, Bamuel M.

Heelter, Nathaniel Brigga, John Devoe John i 'orbes, William Oooper, John K. Davidsone Peter Oooper, Jainsa Waterbnry, William Wall, Jamw Is. TniHlow, Charles 1L Marktliull, Abraham Vandervoort, neaoen wuaers, Daniel Mauier. William Marshall J. J.

Van Alat, Henry S. Lererlcb John PuDToKi, Charles Noble, George KHching, Wm. tf. Parka. Fieujin? Diiocaii.

Jeldiah Miller, A. IS. Brmckerhoflr, Martin G. Johnson, RICHARD TEN EYCK, Prertdeni. UvBuni GiBOUi, Secretary.

Wm. C. Uiaauow, Asslatunt Seo rotary. n. H.

FiiBsa. Hurvevoir. f4 tf ft NSTTRE YOUR PROPERTY SAFEGUARD KIBE INSURANCN COMPANY. A JTii ajl, tpaiu up anu Oillce, 12 Wall Street, (late CmtineuUl Bank Rooms,) N. Y.

Thin Company has a large paid up Capital, uttourely invested fn Bonds and Mortgages, and 8ollcltfl Us ahare of the liiHiirance buaineaa of New'York and vicinity. Ttiib (Jomoanv lusnrea Prouertv of all kinds (including renlt loss or damage by fire, ami the risks of inr lati'i navigation, on aa fitvorable ttrma aa other similar iuall tutioat. D1KECTORB Oeo. 8. Pouffbty.

fleorce H. Tvls. S. 11. Provost.

Marshall (.. Koberte. K. itirckbead, J. A.

H. Hicshrouck, Oliver M. PeUit, Francis Hlackburne, Robert P. King, William RemHtn, Kdwani K. Collins, John A.

(Jodn sy. Isaac BrooBon. John H. Murrav. T.

.1. Blauvelt. K. Olcott, Jat W.Klwelt, I. J.

Salomon, Oiias. r. Hayes. KORGK S. DOUGHTY, President ALBERT WELLKS, Vice PreBideut.

Jacob Kkelxr. Secreiarv. Loaeta promptly paid, without vexatious delays. IL STKVKNSON, Agent, 218 Court Bireet, Brooklyn. 3m PHENIX FIBE 1NSUBANCB COMPANY poelte City Hall.

Brooklyn Branch Office, No. 62 WALL STREET, New York. CASH CAPITAL, Wllhf. surplus. lnsnres Houses, afannfaotories, Buildings, Machluery, Goods.

Merchandise, Chattels and Personal Estate, Ships, Vessels and Cu koob (In port only,) and Ships building, from Loss and Dam age by Fire. DtRSCTOaS. Stephen Orowell, A. V.Ktout, J. I).

iMeraoll, John il. Ilieka, Hnnr (Collins. Oharlss Hetta, John Sherman. James S. Rockwell, Hamuel Halsted, ueorgei.

Sanger, bamuei uooin, Beuj. F. Seitver, Gill'irt Savres. Alvin C. BrHilley, William lluild, Ctf.mentS.

Pursuns, Robert hberwell, Leonard C. Dewing, Tbos. 11. Rodman, Wllliura M. Vail, Edwnrd A.

Iiv, VV Unrtla I. H. 1'rothingbam, Guatav Schwab, lieiy. r. ivaraweu, jhoscs uueil, Daniel F.

Femld. Ge.orceB. Archer. Jolham Weeks, Ezra Baldwin, John Hetta, Nathan T. Beers, GeorceW.

Bereen. Ruluh Afead. ir. Alnxls Ilrugg, Joshua Atkins, jr. ueary iiunga.

Aueustns Stuawell. Jeremiah V. Spader, AAnng Anarewa, BI'EPHKN CROWELL, President PaiuitDis Shaw, Secretary. auii tf "OROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAMY I Offlces, 11 COURT corner Court and Remsensts Brooklyn, and 10 EXCHANGE, Wall su Thin Oompfiny have theu capital Invested In the most undoubted securities, and having large surplus, continue to lu sure dwelling houseB, stores and other buildings, turniture, merchandise, vessels In port and their cargoes, upon favorable terms. nmiicToaa.

Wm. Ellsworth, John IloJIno, Jedertiah Miller, Francis A Palmer, Isaac Oliver, Isaac Briggs, Moses Beach. Francis Schoala, Jospph Wilson, Klliab l'urdy. Samuel WhltliiK. Kichari) Hoe.

James Harnes. Joshua Suttou, AU'red Beach, "asa Chas. llurkhaller, Charles Kiion; Edward Badeau, Koberl a nigat, ucorgeuiititian, nwa i auoiiuiuj, WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President. Wm. F.

Leaden, Secretary. SontKT G. Hsu and Gao. a roes. Surveyors.

rilHK MERCHANTS' INSUliANCK COM I PANY OF THE CITV OF NEW YORK OUlcefOcear llauk HulWing) corner of Fulton and Greeuwioh Blreeta. Urancli olllce, ia Wall street. Capital $200,000 Surplus, July lBt, 1858 120,000 D1RUOTORB I C. V. Oslrander, Ely Hoppock, Ward A.

Woik.i Ns'haniel Weed, B. H. Van Auken, Jeremiah Bobins, Crowel Adams, Mosoa A. Hoppcck, W. W.

Conokiln, 1 evl Apgar, Gordon W.Burnham.Benj. S. Taylor, Valentine Kirtiy, William Huatace, Henry A. Kerr, Saml. S.

llownman, E. Beadlestoti, Israel AUnor. JoBOPh S. Barker. Josoph M.

Brown, D. RANDOLPH MARTIN, President Ocean Bank. V. V. a.

UMnAi, niift, rresiueni. J. L. DotJOLASs, Secretary. ySl ly I'ANY, Brooklyn, I.

Oflloes No. I Montague Btreet, Hank Bnlldlnr.l Brooklyn, and No. SI Wall street. (Mecbanios1 Bank BuildingJ New York. (Me0 CASH CAPITAL, 1150,000.

Insures buildings, merchandise, furniture, vessels In port, ami their cargoes, and other property, against loss or damage uy are. niAi nhauncev. J. P. Van Bergen, Robert H.

Berdell, Samuel Sloan, Jacob n. Sackmaun, Waller Bridge, AhramB. itayns, ueorije tt. iiugw, iohn llrownson, Thomas Stratum, Kawaru wniienouse. John P.

Samuel hmitn, Samuel W. flloonsa, Peter O'Hara, Loomls Ballard, Hosoa Webster, IsaacCarhart, NE James, David 11. Chauncey, John Hchonck, Tltii out Theodore Rogers, Daniel F. Furnuld, John II. Baker, John French, Henry Boerum, John G.

Bergen, Thomas tiuuivan, Afeuuuru wumw, I Sylvester nonuiuw, i.uur,r,j.i'rtn, Baniel Ayres, Theo. Polhemus, Jr.i Iohn Halsey, M.D., George L. Shaw. tftaphen L. St DANIEL CHAUNOEi, PreB Sylvester Hondlow, Robert J.

Davies, joun rianer, InrulAV President. VmMnnrm QorWAlDPTf WiJ.Hn E. Pats. Assistant Secretary. 11 8U Uia wife, do.

do. do. do. do. Elbert Elbertsz Stoot hoft and Aaltje Willcms, died, do Jan Teunisz van Dyklinigzei anu Agama niueris Stoothoft WUlem Gerritsi Van Oouwenhoven and Jannet Montfoort Jan Montfoort and Geertjt Pieters Pieter Montfoort and Marritje Pieters Pteter Cornolisz Lujster and Jannetjo Jana Sne, dikker Ferdinandus Van Sichelen and Eva Antoaii Removed to Graveiend, Abraham Jorisz and Aaltje Strykker Stephen Courten and Willemtje Seuberln do.

do. do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. Jan Kiersz and llenarmje acepnens 1 Removed to New Utrecht. Hendrik Pietersz and Geertjo Albert Albertsz and Hendrlkje Stephens Willem Van Borkulo.

died 1088. Albert Stephens and Jannetje WUlamsz Jaeob Verdon and FemmeUe WlUems WUlem Davidsz and Halenor Aards Simon Jansz Van Arsdalen and Pieterje Olaaiz Hans Jansz. Gerrit Hansz. Lucas Stephens and Catellne Hansz Dirk Stoffelsz Langestraat and Catharine Pieter Hendriksz and Catharine Volkert Hensz, moved. Jan Stephensz and Cornelia Rcyniero, died Jan'y 7, 1680, Gerrit Jansz and Gerrltje Reyniera, moved, Marten Roelofsz Schenk and Annetje Roelofsz Schenk Jan Lambertsz and Hannetje Willems Marten Pietersz and Femmetje Aukes Albert Minnertsz.

Bruno Hendriksz. Rutgart Brunoos and AalUe Brunoos. Gerrit Elbertsz Stoothof and Willemtje Piters Cornelia Byiionsi Van Arsdalen and Tjelletje Rel niers Gerrit Courten and Meinsje Jans Pieter Brouwer and Geertruyd Jans Cornells Piertsz Luyster and Aaltje Willems Gerrit Willems Van Couwenhoven and Willemje Jans Everd Jansz. Pieter Thul. Pieter Nevius.

Jan Pietersi. Jan Poppa and Elije Popps, moved to Flatbush, Willem Strykker and Annetje Strykker, moved to Brooklyn, Gerrit Remmertz and Maria Johannes Willenus and Aaltje Courten do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do.

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do. do. do. do. do.

Joris Abrahamsz. Gerrit Hendricksz. Abraham Willemsz. Residing at "Midwoud," FlatbusJi. Titus Syrachs De Vries, under censure, and Jannetje Teunis Jan Vander Bild, moved to Bergen.

Aris Jans Vander Bild and Hildeg onde Rems Leffard Fietersz and Abigahil Aukes Joseph Hegemans and Femmetje Rems Cornells Barents Yander Wyk and Anna Polhe his wife. do. do. do. do.

do. do. Gerrit Jansz Snedlkker and Rlsje Teunis Rutger Albertsz and Josiue Eiderd Lucasz and Styntje Hendrlki, moved to Jamaica do. Etrberti Willem Gilliam and Margarita Polhamius do. Pieter Gilliam's and Margarita Versohuur do.

Adriaan Reyersi and Annetje Martens Schenck do. Catharina Hegemans. Jacobus Hegemans. llendricus Hegemans. Benjamin Hegemans.

Abraham Hegemans. Lyibeth Hegemins. Joris Haniz Bergen and Sara Strykker do. Jan Woutenz Vanden Bosch and Weyntje do. iiendrick Willemsz and Maria Ariens do.

Adriaan Hcndrlckez and Lytbeth do. Louis Jansz and Aaltje Douwes do. Simon Hansz and Maria Frederiks do. Jannetje Van Loendersloor, Jan Gerritsz Vau Markken, died 1698, aofl Gereetje do. Reyneir Arentsz and Jannetje Aukes do.

Tiieodorus Polhemius and Aartje Teunis Boogaard, moved to Jamaica, do. Jan Sprnng moved to HmhwickJ Casparus van Zueren and Lou se Helleinus do. Jan Roelofsz Seubering and Adriana Polhemius, moved to do. Jan Strykker and Swantje Jans do. Sara Strykker, sister of Hendrik.

I'leter Strykker. Gerrit Strykker. Hendrik Strykker. Annetje Strykker. Anna De SUle.

Jacob Hendrikflz.and Geesje Bartholds, died lat do. Hi. Gerardus Beekmau and Magdalena Abeel Van Albania do. Tryntje Jans. Hendrik Rykkend Ida Jacobs do.

Dirk Jansz Van Vtiet and Gaertiee do. Jan Dirksz Van Vliet. Barthold Claasz and Hildegonde, moved to Bergen, do. Cornelia Jansz Berrien and Jannetje Strykkers do. Geertje Gysberts.

Pieter Lot and Geartruid do. Hendrik Lot. Dirk Jansz Sutphen and LynbetlR Jans, moved to New Utrecht.1 do. Johannes Barendez. Annetje Feddens.

Aaltje Pieters. Jan Jansz Van Ditmi.fSchen'and Adriaantje do. Tryntje Catharina Vandr "Werven. Elisabeth Polletniu8 rded 80th 1688. Daniel Polh.miu3, Gerr ClasI.

Hendr Willwior annetie Ariens. Tryntie Van Markken. Jan Spiegelaar and Geertje Spigelaar do. Bernardus Halssingh and Aaltje Couwenhoven, moved. do.

Anthonius Wanshaar and Marritje Herbertez do. Aarnoud Reynierez. Lucas Seuksring, moved. Tryntje. Pieter WillBmsB.

jAnnetje Gyaberschts, moved. lEva Jans. Mnrrilje Herbens. Catharina Kys. Barbara Sprongs.

At Mieuws Land, xf New lotta. OhristoOel Probasko and Ida Strykker Rem Remaz and Marritje. Jans Vander Bild Gerrit Lubbertsz and G'. ertruld Willems Adriaan Andrietsz and Belltje Andries Ariensz. Abraham Du TorcJis and Jannetje Jeronymus Bocquet Removed to Bergen.

Jacques La Resielier and Maria La Resieliere Francoia Du Puis aj id Geertje Willema Meuno Johannia and Rhemje Feddens Removed to, HaverBtraw. Lina Ariena. Cornelia Meters and Geertje Symons Marritje Symon'j. Dirk Storm anJ. Maria Storm Maria Storm.

Gysbrectitje 0 ysbrechtsz, moved to New York. Flatbush and, New Lotts. Marrije Van der Bild, sister of Aris. Hendrik Catharine. 'Polhemius.

Jan Janz TSyu and Hesther Syn, moved, Barbara Vrovoost, died 1678, Jau Hem sz. Harmac, Hendriks and Elisabeth, moved to Hemp. ste'ad, Hinne Johnnnia and Reinsje Fedjlen, moved to HaverBtraw, illem J. Van Boerum and'Georljc Jacob Willemsz. Pieter moved to Bushwick.T Jan Suedekker, died 1678, and Lffberlje ticsiae Vorhagen.

Magdalena Abeel. Lysieih Jans his wife do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do.

his wife do. do. do; do. do. do.

Jannetje Minnerts! Annetje Samuels, meved to Kionn. 1 Annetje Hendriks LT8a 10 PU. Margriegc Barends. Johannes Van B.Hri. Engelbert Lot and Magdalena Von? torneI' do.

Maria Willeinaa. Tryntje Titus. Isaak Hegenian. Marritje Adrlaans. Elbert Adriaans.

Jan Aukesz. Residing in w. ljtrajscty (Ntw Vtrecht.y Mainard Courten and Jan Hansz and his wife, do. Jan Van Cleef. Neeltje.

I Daniel Voorvelen aoa iUldB ScHanfti 1 Removed to Qrsxnn. do. Jan Gysbertsz, died. vtuiryn jansz. 1 Hans Harmansz, andiWUremtle I Removed to do.

Tryntie Van Dvk. Jan Pietarss Van Devooter and Maria WW JBM Tan BmatoC, do, I. VAN A.NDKN. FOBLISHSK AND PBOMETOK, cisi.it BuiLDixaB SO ikd 32 Fnitoit Smu, BmocaLTH. tfellvered to City Subscribers enn ventar.

at tlx and outer centi per week, payable to the carriers. iTiiiii PiMsliffitliA nuns linflntinoM of UT BTttlU nnlillnhMi In th 1 In ttfft RtAlft. Attd as medium for bajf bubs and general advertising, It not nurpaneil byany.otbei journal. Bmr abums Anvnanr oasa wimiiii P.UINTHSO OF BlVBItY JDKSCUIPTIOH, rioiroi axd irjuraT uiodtid, jaA great redaction from former rates. xT The Original' Dutch Settlers of Long Island.

To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. Dear Sir: I take the liberty of transmitting to lyou, for publication in the Eagle, a list of commu nicants in the Protestant Reformed churohes of Brooklyn, FUtbusli, Flatlanda, and New Utreoht, from September 1677, to 1685, copied from the church reoords of FlatbuBb, in the handwriting of Lhe Rev. CasparuB Van Zauren, who, during said fceriod, waB Pastor of the churches in the above liamed towoB. The original spelling of the record has been followed as nearly as possible. This list has probably never beon published, and may prove nteresting to some of your readers, especially those IwhoBe ancestors are to be found in it.

Its publica tion will ensure its preservation, (of whioh it is worthy,) for the benefit of thoso who may hereafter ngage in researches in the personal history of the fcarly settlers of this eounty. TEUNIS G. BERGEN, Bat Ridge, August. 1858. REGISTER OP THE COMMTJNICANIS TOWNS.

OP TEE FOUR OLD AND HEW COHUUNIOANTS Or BsOOIXTH. Residing at "Bethforl" Bedford). rhoroas Lambertsz and Jannetje Jurriaam hi wife. an Hansz Bergen ana Jannetje Teunis (moved to Jamaica! do. pirk Paulus and'Aagje Tetmli do.

aulus Dirksz and Jannetje (moved to (Jamaica; uo. ivsbeth Thomas. laria Storm, (moved.) lendrikje Johannis, (moved to Staten Island.) Claaz. acob Joria and Lysbeth Thomas do. Villem Jorisz and Hendrikjt Johannes do.

lendnk Timonss. an Gerritsz and Anna Items do. eunis Janss and Barbara Lucas do. tyntje Gerrits, (moved to New Lotts.l lans Teunisz and Mavritje Tennis, (Buihwick,) do. ucas Teunisz.

larriy Teunitz. 1'aulus and Lysbeth Faulus do. BluKhys. ourgon Broucard and Catharlna, (moved to Flat uusnj uo. Residing at ilie Wale toc7U." Jansz and Jannetje Joris Rapailie his wife, eunis Gysbertsz Boogaard and Sara Joris Rapailie do.

an Teunis and Cataline Tennis Boogaard do. aniel Joris Rapailie and Sara Abrahams Ulooq do. ataltne Rapailie. ieter Van Neste and Judith Joris Rapailie do. ieter Pietersn Van Neste, Jun'r.

(arten Reyersi and Annetje Joris Boogaard do. fcris Remaz, temmetje Remsz, lBiater. of jort, knnetje Remsz, 81sters 01 Jon" altje Teunis Bogaard, (moved to Platbush, and men to Jamaica.) taline Boogaard. in Damen and Sophia Martens do. jichiel Hainelle and Hendrika Strokels do.

cdcilk Xiubbertax (dead) and Tryntje do. cob HanBZ Bergen and Blsje Prederiks do. cliiel Hamz Bergen and Femmetje Taunis do. nurik Coraen and Josina Pietersz Van Neste, (moved to the Raritans.) do. rnelia Corsz and Marritje Vander Grist, (moved to Staten Island.) do.

Ieter Corz. rriaan Hendrikfz and Corneliae Beauvois do. nder Egbertsz, (died Oct. 7, 1 6S1 at Staten Island.) irnt uerntsz uorianu and ueertruu Aukes uo. Buys and Willemje ThyBsen do.

nchlld Roelofs, (moved to Bergen.) Residing in quarters of Brooklyn not specified. Icques Couzard (dead) and Lydia WillemBZ, of ma wiie. ndrik Matthysz. raham de Rivier. klkherd Dirksz and Annetie Philips do.

do. Iruclis Nevius and Agalje Joria intje Teunis Boogaard. te tie Teunis Boogaard. Imuielje Dirks. Ira Catharina Nevius.

ird Aplhonisz Middag. luritsi Teunisz. ittje Akkermans. inetje Teunis Corvers. Itrritie Martens.

Jilijc Dratz. suetb van Neste. Urmlje Dirks, moved. laria Bennet. ra Schouten.

cob Kempz eronymus Remsz and Bister Jannetj'e Remsz. ieronymus Van Neite. comyntje Van NeBte. sister of Hieronvmna. lirnelia Jans Damen.

Residing at Kreupel botch." Bourgon Brongard and Catharina Ms wife. Abraham de Rivier. All, in lCSO, removed to Statin Island. Jlesidinn at the Veer van Si eukelen," Ferry.) Ni jansz Line terrymn and Marritje Teunis his wife. uterus ruu vouneuhoven and Godardinor de Sille Aartsz and Adriantje do! eronymus Jorisz de Kapailie and Annetje Teunis do! Pieter Corsz and Oatarine Vander lieek do.

Removed to New York, rnelis Teunis and Hermtie Dirks ris Jacobs and Tryntje Claassen do' itthys Brouwer and Marritje Pietors do! Teunisz and Zwaantje Potters do' nys Teunisz. Residing in the "Dcrp," Village. ill Damenbuys and Willemtje Tyssen jWouter Gysbrechtsz anil l.ysbeth Jans do. do. itemoveu to juusmng.

ihia van Lodenstien. cobus Beauvois and Maria Joosten rtruid Beauvo Lliarina Beauvois. do. rnelia Beauvois. udnk felecht iud Elsje Barends I ieveling dries and Annetje Pietera, died iHth March, 16S0.1 do.

do. do. mbert Borland and Uarmljc Residing at G'ouwanes." am Brouwer and Magdalena Verden do. Auamsz, rrit Croesen, died 7th March, 1680, and Neellje Jan do. do.

ias Arcrtsz and Lummelje Vechten nuriK uiausz veciiten. rrit Clausz Vechten. a Frederiksz and Aaltje Jana Jansz and Annetje Jans Pietersz and Elsje Pieters, movedi to Staten do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do.

do. do. do. do. do.

do. Hem Willemez Bennut and Gertruid Vmv Mniinm ulis Vander Beck, dead 1080, and Maria Badyo Itje Bredebent. i riaan Blank and Hester Vander Beek ulii I'auli filius Vander Beek and Sara Schouten, moved to New York. isnnes ChristoffelBZ and Marin WIllMtui Burnet pmiiB Jansz Van Dyk and Marritje au ana Jannetje iiamberls ndrik Matthysz and Annetje TilcmanB m.ui uujum aim Annetje en Willemsz Bennet and Aynicto Van Dyk niias erdou and Annetje Verdon nbert Ilendriksz. tthys Pietersz Luyster lcm Brouwer and Magdalena Verd.n i Junsz.

do. nadus Vander Ileek and Elsie VHnilr Tlei Lmoved to New York, vander Beek, lem Bennet and GeertruiJ Mullm rtruid Vander Uard. Mullein itttje Tiletnans. do. do.

do. nlje Ariens Bennet. Residing at Amersfurto," FlatlandsA Martenez Schenck and Jannetje Stephens his wife olph MartenBz Schenck and Annetje Pietam phena and Marritje Gerrltaz Van Couwen Strykker and Ida Strykkers, died Oot KM2 1 it' it Strykker and Weyntje Corners Boogaar" '3 do' de Lintwerer and Geertje Albertw, uo Residing at the "CeeU hook," Yellow Hook) Laurens Jurriansz and Kunira Platers his wife. 1 Removed. Engeltje.

Jean Clement Gerrit Cornellsz and Jacomlne Jacobs Jan Kiersz and Hendrikje Stephensz Roclof Jansz Verkerkken and Catharine Symons Pieter Hardenbrook. do. do. do. PENTISTEY.

GUM TEETH. THE 8DIT lately pending against me in the U. S. Circuit Court, lor Aa iiirlngemeotoa Ailr n'sPah'ct f'ostuiaous Oam Teeth, ii.vr lug twondeoldtidln my favor, lam now prepared to manuf lure fall or partial sets of my IMPROVED CONTINUOUS GUM TEETH, on my Improved Adaosphnric Pressure Plates, which are aniiev rtor to any now In use, and wirfch can be inserted with or wfu rat eitraotlng the roots. People In want of Artitiolal Teeth taa SAVE FIFTY PEK CENT, by ealllBi; at my oflce, where peelmena of all the new styles of Danttatry can be seen.

Having every nu tlitr, I am now orepared to manufacture foi protessiou, or Eire uutrncUoiii) In the ark have also ro aeuUy alseoTSred a KSTW PR00KH8 OP BKNDMBiNG THB GUMS FOR TH1 EXTRACTION OF TEETH, whioh can be nsed In all oajkb, and without theaUghtest pata to Ihe paUent. It Is entirely aUfcreut rrorn the freeilng urcotts. which am only be used few oases, and lenerally with more nala thAn the extraotlon of the tooth. Fall sella of teeih on tuu gold Pit HUtbt IB auttsPereha. 18 fw ttal eta on one jrotdY par Uoth.

1 Hlver I Pivot fctwttne uaia JL'i work warranted to rive the beat satisfaction. Da. K. GRIFFIN, No 3sT Fallon Brooklvk' h. N.

B. GBIFF1N, 257 FUL'IXDN B'i'KEifiT, Brooklyn, opposite Ollaton street, would respeotfnlly In vita the attenUoyi of all persons reonlring dental operations his new mode of lnsortlatr Artihcial Teeth, with oontiauon jrnms, without seams or crovioes. This method oonalata in nsi ang the teeth and plate with a porcelain composition, forming moot perfect andbeanUfalgum, vh)gthadentarRgreat8trenth beauty and raaicor OLiAMuaaas. This htbt superceile the use of other atylea oi ArtlfloU Teeth, it being more perfrat la every essential particular. It eonstruoted so as to give any desired fullness and expression the face, and repreaents perfeotlj the lights and ahades of ta Kama.

Every one requiring Artificial Teeth will and niaaeaaelf to their advaotaga oa.ll ass exanatn. Bomlmena PLUMBING. UTCBUSR KBAD, 124 FULTON AVENUE, n.iAlsM lalMA Ul IlUIJWIJiJ rlnalnpa bueet Lead and Lead Pip liras Iron, fttid Toppor Pumus, Water Oloaets, Waflh basins, Brass Faucet, Copper Boilera, Both Tubi, Iron Siuks, Iroa Pipe. Glasad Pipe lor Kewers, Shepard's Family Ranges, Gi3 FitUng and Flxluroa. JonBiM ruoicrrxY attbdkd to jy29 ftm ISSUEANCE.

LOJNG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPAN if. CAPITAL $200,000, WITH A UftOI aOUFLUS. Office No. 41 Fulton street, Brooklyu. Buildings, Merchandise, smohinery and Property generally insured at current rates.

This Company has been uninterruptedly In business during the last twenty years, and has passed through the great New York fires of 1836 and 1S45, and also the great Brooklyn nre of BIS. They ova their escape from them, with comparatively allaiht loMps, to the system which they alwaya praotloe, of Heating and scattering their risks. All the Company may sustain, will be adjastad and paid with then accustomed promptitude. DIRECTORS. Jeter O.

Cornell, Fred'k Marijuana, Daniel Ayreft J. C. Slddmore, John A Lott, K. K. Corning, John V.

Yelverton, John U. Prentice, ftoas. J. Taylor, John Sclienck, Thoa. W.

BtrdsaU, Geo. S. WUy, BenJ. W. Delamater Cbas.

P. Levenoh, Henry Voung, John Yanderbtlt, lllnturn Post, Thos. Baylis, Chan. K. Hill.

Smith WoodhiiU, mm. iu. diisb. V. Thorne, Nezlah Wright, Denial A.

Robblns, Cfcaa. H. Kujfers. B. W.

DELAMATEH, President. Wa. W. Hriaj.w, Beoretarv. If AFAYEOTE FIBE IN8TJBANCE OOM.J?A 1 KV nv KHOOKLYN.

L. I. Office. No. 17 Fulton atreet.

onDosile the Cltr Hall. Branch Ofllcw. No. 11 Wall ilreet, Sow lork. CASH CAPITAL, 150,000 DOLLARS.

This Company insures Proeerty oi all kinds against Lous ot tamage by lire on as Tavoritble terms aa similar Institutions. niUKOTOBs John K. Pruyn, Garrett P. Bergen, Hamuel Van tvvek. Alexander MoOue, Charles A.

Silver. jva Andrew Fitzgerald, John H. Fnnk, Ezra Yonng, Tauuia J. Bergen, Samuel S. Edward T.

Backhouse, James Harper, Lewis Hurst. Jphu L. Spader, Johuion Leake, Henry J. Cullen, Leverltt H. 8ge, True W.

Roulaj, Philip 8. Orooke, Jamea B. Cooper, John Q. Stihumaker, John J. Vanderbllt, Henry Ttenken, Junes Orulksbaak, fltephen A.

Dodge, Alfred Kmunuel, D. S. Voorhees, Wm. BurreU, Jamea' V. hliuliael Nevin, Martin Kyerson, Alemnder Underbill, Wm.

H. Webb, Henry N. Conklln, Jeremiah Mundeli Samuel Garrison, Alfred M. Wood, larael Velaos, nichard B. Leverlch.

JOHN H. FUNK, Prealdent. ft. PiursB. Seretarv.

oat it NASSAU FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY O. BROOKLYN. Office, No. 10 Court st, opposite the City Hall. Branch Offl No.

PJ Merohant's Ezchapge, N. Y. CAPITAL, $160,000. With a large surplus. This Company oontmues to Insure Buildings, Merchandise and other property on the moat favorable terms.

DIIlECTOaS. Wm. M. Harris, Conklln Brush, i H. B.

Cuiflin, Ablel A haw, H. C. Murphy, Cyrus P. Bmilh, John Martin, Samuel Smith, Henry Rugglos, Peter Balen, Vm, Hunter, Freeman Hunt. Ueo.

I. Morgan, D. Van Voorhla, B. F. Wardweli, H.

K. Corning, A. Underbill, J. W. Ilwper, meeA.il.

Bell, Jus. Khjah Lewis, Jca. C. Johnson, JohnFiench, Daniel M. Hheldon, T.

Stratlon, Geo. A. Thorne, J(i hn Halsey, I Oarowt I J. C. Brevwiri, m.

H. Cory, John Blunt, W. Fowler, Ballard, Cbas. Lynde, W. M.

HARRIS, President. A. J. Bjrear Or, Secretary. Mo tf THE HAIR.

8 HAKMLES8 AS WATER JEROME'S HAIK COLOR RESTORKR is nerfcctly harmli'ss. It will restore trrev bair to Its oricinal color, and cauBe it lo grow where it has lalleu. It is a beautiful hair dressing. Price 50 MRS. M.

HAYES, Agent for Brooklyn, ua b'uhon streeL HE GREAT BEAUTIFIER SO LONG UNSUCCESSFULLY SOUHT, FOUND AT LAST. For 11 reslores permanently gray hair to Its original color; oovero luxuriantly the oald head; removes all dandrutl, itching, and all scrofula, scald head and all erupllous; makes the buir soft, healthy and gloB.sj anil will preserve it to any Imaginable ago, removes, as if by magic, all blotches, Ac, from the face, and cures all neuralgia nervous headache. See circular and the following "dovsr'. N. Feb.

2d, 1857. Prof. O. J. Wood Co.

Gents VVithiu a few days we huve received sy niauy orders and calls for Prof. O. J. Wood's Hair Restorative, that to day we were compelled to send to leud lo Boston for a quantity, (the atx dozn you forwaraed all being sold. while we might order a quantity from you.

Every bottle we have sold seems to have produced three or four new ouatcmei and the approbation, and patronage it receives from thomost substantial and worthy ciuzsua of our vloinltyLlully convince us that It la a MOST VALUABLE PREPARATION. Send ua aa Boon aa may be one gross of $1 size; and one dozen $2 size: and believe us youra very reapeotfully, (Signedj fjAXIEL LATHORP 4 CO. Hickory Gbots, St. Oiuni.ES November 19, 1SS6. Prof.

O. J. Wood. Dear Sir Some time last Bummer we were iuduoed to use some of your Hair restorative, and its ef feots were se wonderful we feel it our duty to you and the afllloted to report 1L Our little son's head for some time had been perfectly cover es. with sores, and some oalled it scald head.

The hair almost entirely came off in cocssquenoe, when a friend, seeing his auf ferlngs, advised us te use yoor Reatorauve. We did so, with lKlsuopeof to our surprise, and that of all our friends, a very lew applications removed the disease entirely, and a new and luxuriant crop of hair soon atartedoui, and we can now say that our boy hoaaa healthy a scalp, ana aa luxu. riant a orop of hair as any other child. We can, therefore. od do, hereby recommend your RestoraUve, as a pirfeet remedy for ail dUsaaea of the scalp and hair.

We are, yours raaoao.tfully, GEORGE W. IIIGGINBOTHaM. BARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM. Gaudiiiee, Maine, June22 18S5.

Prof O. J. Wood Dear Sir I have used two bottles of Pro resaor Wood's Hair liastoratlve, and eon truly say It la th greatest discovery of the age for restoring and changing the Hair. Before using it I was a man of seventy. My Hair has now attained its original color.

You eau recommend It to the world, without the least fear, as my case was one of Ihe worst kind. Yours, respectfully, DANIEL N. MURPHY. Ol J. WOOD A Proprietors, 812 Broadway, the great N.

x. Wire Bailing Establishment) and ill Market atreet, St. Lams, Mo. ilim Asa ioU by all good Druggists, tne aeaaonon snnuH.v, jepi. o.

Isid dnte, The SyoBsol Sunday Milk Train will continue to run iiTTn Sauiat Said date, per dav during tne month of September, and once per day auor tnat time. Ulnce Long Island Railroad Sept. 1. ISM. buU H.

rALUalR, Agant,.