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^^g&kBlrWf*' • . * <••*$•■; > r'-V?? OIJDSERIES, V O L. X IV H L f u r n i t u r e A p B e d d i n g B . E D D Y & CO ., 88 F a lton St., BROOKLYN, L. I,, ’ itowfikciirtnandtttomtoallVlneUof •■< roomprjring F m W j Drawing-Room, Chamber aid ... Dining-Room Salts Orwwy draOTlpUon and variety, Jtforfrr and Wood-Top Centre and Card Tables, Tete-O-Tetes, Sofas,, Sofa-Beds Lounges, Bureaus, Looking- ; Glasses, Bedsteads, Chairs, &0«» &C<i &0» V, wooid «allrti» attention ot every resident of long Mind to onr dXnM* dfonk ud regncit that they give at a call when pureSulof, totlugOOnddeht that weens ault them In every renpsct. GEO. B. SDDY k OO,, 88 falton Strew, Brooklyn. S C H E N C K ’S One fried Clothing Warehouae A WmougM* Buildings, F T J L T Q N A V E N U E . Fint Block from City Hall, IROOKIiVIt* Suit* Cut in the latest Style, The finest an d host selected etock to b . found In Brooklyn, nt v e ry low prloos.. StnT VlT* ,5i TO FARM E R S. O h e a p S t o i r e - The beet placo to purchase your DRV AND FANCY GOODS At1 JAMES ROBY’S Fulton House. Corner of Fulton nnd Church St*., JAMAICA. All Good* at Lowest too* York Pricw. ■’ Lgdie*’ Hoop Skirts from 50 c. , *\ . Corsets from 85c. . *• Stockings from 15c. \ Linen Handkerchief* from 10<h ‘ - Qent*' UuclereWrte and Drawers from 60c. •«*,. ■ Socks from 10c. «* Over Shirts, white, from $1. m - \ “ colured, from $1. ‘ SHIRTS ready made and made to aider. ffot— price* will show that 1 am aelltng really cheap. A new and splendid assortment of JEWELRY just ar* livWp''-- ‘ 8*!« Agent for Mayne Reid’n Magazine “ Onward.^ AwolleoWon'of now BOOKS Selling below cost. S p r i n g - C l o t h i n g ' ID A N D w»; AT OYINGTON BBOTHEBS, CHINA IMPORTERS, D ecorated Dinner Services, PARIS CLOCKS AND BRONZES, S tatu a ry a n d R ick M a n tle Sets, Superior Silver Plated Goods, Fine Table Cutlery aod Crystal Glassware 9 8 6 , 9 3 8 , 9 4 0 Fulton Street, Home in Paris, 54 Coar, Roe da P a n e ls , P018S0NN1ERE. i»* liftv n H u n m p B R O O K L Y N , id jJsomihsT i t 1 1 X - S , Spit* napL’ fentl**,. re**** •eel. lower tkaa WOOL EFINGLE3, _ '-I- 'U r o r b , .A a ^ U r , , m s m 885‘F u lton A r* rtoeivlng daily S p r i n g * A i d GwyrMsf JMtAOJt . feta* t l naJ upwards, . any c* Alio, at proportlaoata prios*, FRENCH SILK Fnrin silk, StrtpTO Peplla, Poplin droigin, Jkpnnene Sllkf/ia ' H*rs, Jtottfctof, ft* ? Alio,a oompfeta «|ook tf m \ „ French and Aturicdri*, Handherchii) Also, Paria Brocbe and PtMi In all tho new i Max** axel Beal Special attention Is. SPRING AND SUMM1 InSllkandPepUn,otourowa t tbr boauty atul doelgn, we can Y' UbVehment In tb* Xty. MOURNING AND Cbtutantly nn band and made A oolite respectfully solicited. 285 Fulton st., betw. N. B_-No ooanacMnn with ahy W E C H S L E 6 $ 2 6 1 . F u l t o n •PFOSlTfl Would revpeetfully Inform the ITOtstllnl havlug engaged the atrvioea •fan experitocsd Drea and CtoWtliker, we are prepared to offer antuual adrunUgra to the putrohn ef 4 |st«Ubll,h»H«t- N. B.—Ladlea' own nxtprM* wfteap. > 8m7 Shawls tioisTgei e'atackof and Loag ;*pil cnlotlnga. , I x f e r* lx ln , Ac. aseortaaeutof jjjjtANTLES AND SUITS, ^ -“ u r e nnd imporUttou, wMdb, «fleqa»lled bjrMwtber,fc«* JEL1NG SUITS, kA'BBAD«N> Johnson iti, Brooklyn. . 8 X« ENHEIM, Brooklyn* TON, 3m52 Spring, 1869. VARIAN & SON, (Sncceeaore to T, B. BALDWIN,) Clothing and Furnishing W A R E H O U S E , Hts, 70 snd 72 Bewery, near ran a ! 8roet, NEW YORK, ipilrgaMto SEASON. with an UNSURPASSED STOCK cf * SPRING CLOTHING, ftejK^ gnd Choice Falirlca. Unequalled in Variety aad Elyla. - Large and Elegant Ateortment of Yotitfes’ and Children’s Clolhing# <W8SM{DgpARTVRNT w*> cquulled in selections of msst dMlra- : bis stock Of Bjre&gn and Ikmettic C7o<Ai, Catximtrtt, do. FomisUDg Goods in Great variety. SpirSte* tfndemoear, Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Ties, Vmtrellar, d(C. ShlrUMmda toBrder and Guaranteed to Fit. frl<%(^wer thaa bbt other E*tabll*httent la tbe . City. Sati;factlon given or Honey Returned UtSP-l IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TH E LADIES. OPENING oFN E W STORE. LADIES’ FINE TRIMMINGS, S A M U H I j IB . j o a s T E i s ; (Lata JOHNSON * 00.,) HA S From the Coitrok of Cut* Sr., * 270 Fulton street, BROOKLYN, Above Clinton, and Nearly Oppoalte TiiUrjr Street, ■M wxm M * We beg renpecMblly to Inform the Lmlioe of Brooklya and vlelnlty, that In tlu, nSoro CONVENIENT and SPACIOUS NEW 8TORE wa shall be abta to present to onr customers greater OtclliUei ttua heretofore. We shall make largo odditioue to our Stook lu New and Choice Spring Good*, SATINS, FRINGES, GIMPS AND BUTTONS, in grout variety and choice ebadee.. tnufipenstve a* well as the RICHEST QUALITIES,! ufOoeda In tho various Departments of Ribbons, Velvets, Embroideries, Real Laces, And Laoe-trimmod Handkerchiefs, COLLARS AND SSTI3. LATEST NOVELTIES IV MARSEILLES, GALLONS, FRINGES, RUF- FLINGS, & COTTON TRIMMINFS, of every description. - We shall continue to ke* up our usual Fall Assortment of tbe BEST STANDARD SMALL WARES, which will be found et roMouable prices. _______ Peg Irish a a d Freiieh. Poplins, .WarrentM ALL SILK atod the MiUonahle ehadee, very nloo tar suUs, Own V* otadtamXeOO. Theba goods were bought at auegSMfKl nr* ONE-HALF THE C O $ ’W IMPORTAtlON. JOHN n^'«HUM£9, 101 Fultoa Avenue, ‘ ‘ BBOOXlYN, (Oyposlts NsjiXroet). •? S T E W A R K D 5 & C O Importefs?i*i Aieiera In o jk . n . oe* 'm m t n t & , Oil Cloth ft Di&ftgftry Goods, N o n . 1 6 2 P u l t o n H e n r y S t s , B H o o m m w * Druffgotf, Matfiofs, HugqJNalr koifc, Skedte, 1ft* 3m( ite»e««,l!iB^Ao. ' -TO* im i Ronse, S ig n , O m a m e n t a l a n d F r e s o o p a i n T i N m fkhi t OrnaHettal Paper Hasgiig u d :Vii(erlor Dccogatiois. Btvhtg noih^yinide oxtcoelv. alteraiioiia tad irnprovetaewl* so matin t heva slwse greatly Increnled my stock, and bare now ** hqnd the Isreeet and M.satobted atodk at Papar Banglugi is tha klfvktfSB Wespedfoliy Ifivitatbbpnmio to rnipect. AM/offUmt’, a’lkrge ahtortment af Oorakxs u d Window Sbedee, 1 6 0 P ’-olton A v e n u e , B etw een bond st . and hanover pla c e , b r 6 o k l y n » 8ole Afwtfor W4kMo»«VhM«Dt Paiol B«ra#r for iwnotiBctoAtel: R* ordonl y$asp<iyntftidtd|U)t Zmi 8 K E H A M ’S W I N K V A U L T S , 9«a 112 F r a i l St., Oao door Soath cf Wall street, NEW TORS. , - toperfam for Osbia sad Family Store*, choice Wines, Uqsot^AM, •k*ra, r-m, Fiekic*, Preeervoe, Can nod Fruit*, Golds* Ale, Bootch M *ngie» Ale* sad Porter, by tb* doma or coye. *•’'0 .»-:<!• ; Retail S*pot tldeboerd ecetatoMg th* cboloeet vletagre ef IF** & 3E*. I N a i C A R P E T S , O I L C L O T H S , M A T T IN G S , Church.es, Offices, Lodges^ D w ellings, Hotels,! Steam b o ats, &c. The 'Largest Stock of Superior Goods at Ihe . Lowest Cash Prides. GOODS FITTED AND PUT DOWN. Wfaolanle bb J Retail at tha Storo aad Loft* of &EO. E. L. HYATT, 272 CANAL ST., rii SI BDWARD ST., R.V., A lew doovs Iaei cf Bro*«w*y. _______ 8arf NeotfeiaM help tbensetvef. . a » ; B o m e v a r d B r e w e r y . „ PROM i CSKLARS i t e n f e e t d e e p . 'jB B a U f t S S a S a g & g I ^ ft ttH iB it-i’M if (Wi « vd .» Brstkhrft j X a r t i l t B u i l d e r . Smvsutsms. wa G E O R OE L. PECK, SttooMBor to Soxbary A Pock, O P J Wholeeal* and BotriJ rifottar to Drnnu ieAieiies, CkeMktk, PsrinMry, r a s e y C m O , M e t J r f o d x , Sekral BmU, * 'SeO., ScO., fko. Eapocfal 8 to*Btl 0 B paid to th* eomponadlaf of Phyri etaxa^prtaeriptfay. __________ ns RCT MOTHBR. L Who taoght my infimt lipa to pnqr, Abd worship God at cloie of d*jr Leitdmf’ihy thoaghto to Idmren «w»y t Who, when I lay on coneh of pain, Did throngh tho midnight hopis remain,- And pnyoa that 1 might strength regain t lay Mother! Who showed me the trath of lore, And songht all errors to remove f Who mv troeet friend did aver prove? My Mother! Who loved meo ’e n when forced to blame. Though I did wione was xtitl foe samo, And sdnght my wlllfalne«| to tamo ? My Mother 14 Vjws, when diagrmoe.on me w u art, Loved me tho same unto the hurt, Rojoioed With mo when it had past ? My Mother! Who sweetly smilod when I had won The prize, and my long talk was done. And praises me well, her only sou ? My Mother! When grief dark spell was cast o'erf me, Who aided me new joys to see, And showed how I might happy he ? My Mother ! Who from this wide world do I miis ? She who, with fond maternal hi**,) Would sooths my care and wish me bliss, My Mother I JAM E 8 tt . ROBY, -* * - ■— A SKETCH. Jennie Lee Iras sitting on the little porch-on the old farm house; she had been visiting here all summer, and the days had been very pleasant.— She was singing-an old ballad. My love he went acrou tbe sen In foreign part* to roam t Walking a Baft. There was a fellow once stepped out ofthe door . • f a t&torn ou tho Mississippi, meaning to walk » mile up the shore to the next tavern! Jn*t at the lauding, there lay a high raft, one t)f the regular •Id fashion whalers—a raft a mile long. w all, the fellow htard the landlord say the raft, was a mile long, and ha said to himself— “ I will go further and see this great wonderl and let my bye* behold the timber which the h a n d ’ of man hath hewn.\ t So lie got on the lorfer end aud began to ambulate ov«r the.raft in pretty fair time,— . But just as he got started the raft started toor ; and as he walked dp the river it walked down, both going at the same rate. When he got to the-, end of the sticks, he fonnd they were near shore' and in light of a tavern; so he landed and walked straight into the bar-room he’d come straight bnt of. The general sameness of things took him a little aback,, bnt he looked the landlord steady it* the face and settled it in his own way. “ Publican,’’ said he, “ are you gifted with a twin brp.tber, who keeps a similar sized tav«rnr with R duplicate wife, a comporting wood pile, and corresponding circa* bill, a mile from here 2 ’’ The ta'verufeeeper was fond of fun and accord ingly said It was just so. \A n d , publican, have yon among your dry goods for the entertainment of man and horser whiskey o f the same sort as that of your broth er's!” * And the tavern man said, from the rising of ther' sun even unto the going down of the same, he had They took the drinks, when the stranger said * “ Publican, that twin brother of yours is a finer young man—a very fine man, indeed. But do you know, I am-afraid that he suffers a gopd deal with the Chicago diptheria ?” \A n d what’s that!” asked the tod-sticker. \ I t ’s when the truth settles so far into a man that none o f it ever comes out. Common doctors, of the catnap sort, call it ly n \ When I left your brother's confectionery, there -was a raft at bis door,, which he swore by his life was a mile long* Well, pnblican, I walked that raft from bill to tail* ■ from hia door to jom-s. Now, I know my tim*r ---- ------- ---- ------------- ------------ - au’ I ’m just as good for myself as a hois, and bet- Mr. Ainsly thought ho wonld; and walking up ter than any man you ever did see. I alwaya te the porch he seatad himself ubdergthe trailing walk a mile in exactly twenty minutea, on a good sweetbrier. Iroad, and I ’ll h e busted with an overloaded Indian \D o not the days seen\ long after the excite- gun if I ’ve been more’n ten minutes coming herer p e n t of the city 7” said Jack. I steppin’ over tbe blamed logs.” , \ Oh, no,’’ said Jennie; \ it has been very plea* But ho will come no<Utore to me When the good old ship comes borne. Jack Ainsly had .been listening, and leaning over the little .gate he said t 1 \ Are memories haunting you, Mibs Lee, that you sing such sad songs 7 ” \ I sing but as the linnets sing,” she quoted.— The song is an old one, and has no significance! for utO. Won’t you come in, Mr. Ainsly 7 S e w f i r m a t < m O I A Th* t t H m i S ^ K p u e U tVapectfally lafofr* th* eitlxn* 0 (JittM I*A .and v k ia ltF t(u t they bava puroUated U i r liaad end builueee of ISAAC ft. BEMSEN, And a ro p repared to mv* lb* poMfo V lth the e liolteit cub or Reef. Veal, MtrttoB, |«iHb, Po«lfJry, ’ AND PORK, And Frefo Vegetables ia foeir itaion. ' f ELIJAH H. NOSTRAND, Jamaica, April 8 , I860. ___________ 'q, K I.BtRT N'. BEHiKIN. J . E B R U U R ^ B H O F F , DealjHC I f A n d P R O V g lONS. Th* autMorlber h u always o f k M «nA for «»l*,at tb* L o ' w o i t O u i k f t t i o * ! , ■' S o f a r , Tea, .' IB * * * * , •Butter, CoOTO, <' jfo|'ruPi Lard, Salt, I Volilo**, Perk, gpfotov’ ■ Tormpe, Hem*. . PutBto, Shoulder*, • \ S S e t i t - . Fjimr, - laeoked Beef, - ■ Neal; Kerosene, O il, , P M M t , - 8o*P. * CotlBtb, T q g Z * , ■ SW n e J fraro, , Herrin*,’ •. I M S , «*»*, Canned Fr«*V i- Applw, Cider, ke., . *o-» —' Goods delivered to any part o f tbo Sflmx. .. . . Jam d lra, F o b . 1 0 ,18*9. - ( d f f j g t . a m f O X B t B O S T . A SNAKE STORY.—A traveler In California tells us a snake-story which wonld be considered a tough one if ho did not bring forward a naturalist of high standing to corrohorato it. H e aaya that rattlesnakes have a natural |and most implacable enemy in a bird called by ther Spaniards “ Cona Oomina.” It has a body little- larger than a robin red-breast, with very long legs, ■ and can keep up in ruuning witli a horse oa a fast trot. These birds always go in pairs. W hen they find the snake lying asleep* in the sun, whicb they often do of a warm day, they run about and collect the burrs of the cactus, which dry and foil off the parent stem ; they are about the size of am English walnut, and are covered with, long sharp> thorns; witb these they fence tbe snake within a circle. If he does not wake when the circle is completed, they then collect other burrs, and hav-- ering over him with one'in their bill, drop themon the reptile, waking him up, when be attempts to escape, Finding (hat he cannot pass over the- barrier, and irritated by the boyonets which have- piered him, he turns on himself, plants his fsuga in his own flesh, and dies of his own venom. An other singular fact is, that in California the rabb)tr the ground owl, and the rattlesnake inhabit thar same hole.^ T h a t one entrance is common to the- three parties, every resident or traveler there knows; bnt what the interior of the domicile ia- has never been demonstrated. DAVID S. JJpYOTT. , Polished G-ranllpftn^L Marjble ■ w M tk anid R tth Stai, ‘ ’ 8HOOKLWT, - >u»ia Satrooc# to a tteM U m iiO m ttetr- > • 1 faults Built, MoBumentt oCftasitoh aod Atoariote GrsnitasIwaigjaLMod. , 8TO, Bta* and drey Orealm fur.s^i0|*fffiptl** of Arcji'tow^r*] CanXfbctle*, P*e»?>Uoof MainoriiittQWfostarf ydipam. 13J>ld J. BOLLy » o r is t, F u l t o n S tre e tu jaTf ' (rORMEBLY DOAlfrWPllUl A ton* AasariXXit *r Plsals, TrNa,'8braH- D l i ^ •** Bsikets, BwfMts, ‘Wreafoi'RtMNJifsatt^ #al ‘af -.1 , ---thasbar«ai*i|l9* lySO __ _____________ a M®| t ?^ Haaforsslis good Forks, fihovtb. Boas, Bakmu] ■vJ3 * - i , ’ Agekfo ftr fifo c^lebrMedlfoM JasMks, Marek se.iUe.s- ■ M . <' - - - Yfrkri, KM. StMl Clip* twNwwiiypuii „ C loeto an d M a n tlea B F R lM fi A N D » U M i q * * F A S H I O N S WECHSiEft ft 0FPEHHEI1, t n r e d t MreeU ftftMKLTR* 0PP08IT1 CLINTON, V»-ai« re«v«iifon r int>» iroiroto kmm-Qm tsmmsktrn *tu, £ M w rtK o roiw y «Ni«l*, XMdWM*, «MSa9pMta/*ta.,«fi sant here, and I have enjoyed rusticating im mensely. In fact I prefer the country to the city.” •< Whan do yon g6 back to the city 7” \ In two weeks,’’ with a little sigh. \ Bo soon!” exclaimed Jack. \ Well, the best of friends mnst part, whether i t be for a season or forever,\ Jennie Lea looked up suddenly; hut J a c k was looking aw a y across the fields, and she conld read nothing in his face. \ I dislike very much to leave this old farm house. I have been so connected and happy in this quiet retreat, that I really dread going back to the noise and bustle of the city.” W hy not stay,” said J a c k Ainsly, still look ing a t tho far off bills. \ But no, ’tis bettor that you should go. The snbjecta are impatient for the appearance of'their queen.” Jennie Lee made no reply, but sat making a hoqnet of sweetbrier.. \ Mr. Ainsly,”' she said, after a long pause; « you do not think I will forget my acquaintances here?” \ The people in the .country are well enough to visit, and the young men’s hearts are easily en snared by a rosy cheek and the practiced Wiles) of a stranger-’? “ I never forgot a friend, and since I have been here I have come to regard yon as snch; there fore. I will always remember yon.” W as she ohly drawing him on 1 Jack was un decided whether to make the avowal his heart prompted or keep'the secretin his own breast.- Finally removing his gaze from the distant, hills, he fixed his eyes upon her fsse and said slowly and earnerly s ’ ’ \ Jennie, Lee, I have. known yon only a few months; bnt in that tims I have leaned- to love yon, as I never thought I conld love a woman.— Yon say you dislike to go back to ths city. _ .t ask yen to stay. There is a vacant Boat a t the table and at ths hearth, and art unfilled place in my heart. Will you fiil them 7” She did not answer for some time. Then look-, ing up she held out her hand and said. • a will.” ■ . Thus they Were engaged/ T h e days slipped by and Jennie Lee returned to her home. Let ters catne rtfgulariy foe a time;' then at long in tervals, and finally ceased altogether. Not long aftsr he read Jennie Lee's marriage in the paper. \ The sweetbrier was emhlstnatic,” he said, bitterly ; “ beantiful b u t dangerous.” In a drawer in Jack Ainsly's private desk i’s a Withered* beqnet o f bweetbrier*' His-friends'often wondrr y h y he ridicules tbe dove of- womati.— Somstimss he eits an the little porch at tbe old ftrnii hsnse—he goes there every snmmer-rand Winders if Jennie Lee ever thinks of that plea- '$ 3 * Ladies in Prussia understat'd lww t<r mM* sent summer, years sgo. He is not the Jack now nge fairs so as to bring in tho money. For exam* that came courting in those days. H is laugh has,pie, a t a fair held in Bcrlm not long ago, a yonnr lostfts merry! rings and there is na more of the fofiy, by her witty and piquant wordf, msnigea did dash' ana *pirjt about him* - Header, do yon to dispo e of her tb a k of ! t i t » 1 B r e e i w a g r i alaatos, tferee fof SOess., Hi for 7 !! \E *T- i'' - . x.eMi*,'- wu 1 WiiASHW o T I ' t t f « ; t t i d m * * * * ' Ylift ; . em*M WemtmkmWomtJ are* sM»eana«o*a roar Sj SPSS Y n * k S o trnmrntmm Hmtoamrntsukimm . - \ V« . WRA t K il l e d H im .—A few years ago, whero Judge Gould, of T roy, lately dt-ceaeed, was hold ing court, a prisoner wiis being tried before hire for wilful murder, in causing ttie death of a man by a. pistol shot. An eminent physician and sur geon was on the stand as a witness for the de fence. The prisoner’s counsel, an adriot lawyer, at tempted to show that the man, who lived Soma little time after being shot, might hare died fro to some other canse, And examined his witness aftetr thisstyle \D o ctor, would not snch a thing canse death 1** ” 0 , yee* sir.” • “ Well, doctor, might not this man have diedl from sucb aud such causes V” ” O, yes, he might ” , - ” This Is quite sqfficieent for ns,” cxelaimeJtlre defendant’s counsel, with an air of triumph, firm ing hie eye-glhss. 1 Judge Gould turned on his seat, bent his Isrgt* keen* penetrating black eye foil on the witness, and raid, a little sharply— \D o ctor, yon have told ns what might hag* caused this m a n V d e a th; What did cause hia death f 1' \ The bullet, sir,” answered the wiinsst. TM* ended the case. wonder thaf bis fiuth in women sre dead 2 iSP’ W hen a Voting lady tells yon \ to take heajrt,” the probably areans somejmrNcufdr heart, tiRd-if yon- * took kit* lb s m a tter d iscreetly/' yon wMl pirobaWy find yoa tsay fake.ksnu -rws m s tad quite fseeinated an bid _ her* i; •5 .,T - -i *• T ell me if y tia sell Icisres, too T” ' \ O f course,\ replied the young lady. \W h U ttotbb ptfcs o fybnr k lssear “ A hnndred dollars apiece, cash ia advawee/ \ Hsre a rt tba hundred deMan,” ssid the sfsd : , ^ ,Indies mant ^biak they have sonre- adoror 'if .the todjJ ' ^ tbtog valaable id Ibeir beads, .if : we may judge , # Bntin#te*d e f the kiss he sxpected he >**' 9* Aon tbe amnber o f locks thsiy k«ep on tbelr btcki\1* d'P.HAy that the young lady kiewnber litmr, krfx . . . , , , , r lwhlto hands wfobher clmrromgbps to mm, ared., —-f-— i;r»- - ■' Itbelond cheers ofthe bynljauder*, and tbsn tosft
