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9 THBLOMG I8 U N D FARMEBilttUSSItAYMNOftSMRER M l ( M « r i ’ H o n g g M a # f i g x t m t t . J a m a i c a , T h u r s d a y , N o r . 2 5 , 1 8 6 9 . LONG ISLAND NEWS. J a m a i c a a a d V t e l m t t j . j The remaining evenings of tliu session of | tbe Teachers’ Institute will be filled as follows.' | 'Wednesday evening, Nov. 24th, Essays, | Readings and Music, by tbe teachers of the j First-District—at the Baptist Church. ■ Thursday evening, Nov. 25tli, Lecture, (at Uniou Hall Academy,) by Mrs. Charlotte B, j Wilbour—Subject : “ Women and the Bullnt j Box.” ; Friday evening, Nov. 20th, (Lust evening j of the session,) Lecture by Dr. J . H. French, j Subject: “ The duties of Patents and Touch-1 ■ era.” Music and the (jnery Box; eacli eve ning. To commence nt 7:80 o’clock. All are invited to attend. Tlie session clones to morrow. * The store-kcepers of tliis village and Hemp stead have* agiced to close their respective places of business every evening, nt S o’clock. On Saturday forenoon last the wood-house of Justice Johu IT. Sutpliin,' in Oanal street, j caught tire from some unknown cause. Tlie dames were fortunately extinguished before great damage bad been done. ' Mr. David M. Campbell was seriously in jured on Saturday last. He was putting a horse power machine in a wagoo, when tlie matt helping him dropped liis end, throwing the whole weight on Campbell. His spine is. injured and he expectorated n huge quantity Of blood. On Sunday night last, the residence of Mr. Carlos A. Butler, inCliuton avenue, (this vil lage,) was entered by burglars, and robbed of clothing and jewelry to the value of $300 Almost every portable article in the lower part of house was stolen. '1 in* burglars effected an entrance by prying open tbe kitch en window with an ax. On Monday a servant girl, who was discharged from Mr. Butlers employ on tbe above evening, ' vaflai iested by Officer Sculiy, but as nothing was proven i against her she was discharged. Tlie burglars! whoever they were, undoubtedly became1 alarmed and made a hasty retreat, us diey left j tbe ax by which tbe window was pryetl open. , The Ladies Masonic Fair Committee held ; , their regular meeting, at the Lodge room, last i evening, and there was a large attendance of | those interested jiu the successful termination ’ of this worthy enterprise. The sub-commit.! tees were appointed and everything gives token ; of a success. Tlie Indies of the Committee, 1 and those hauling tbe direction of affairs, tie-1 serve the sincere thanks of every true mason j for the earnest and determined manner in j which they push on the good work. The; next meeting will be held ut tlie Lodge room, on Wednesday, December 1st, when all are cordially invited to be present, whether be longing to the committee or-pot. The Lecture announced for Friday evening, (to-raorrow,) by the Rev. Thomas Cook, on the “ Natural History of the Bible,” will be postponed until the evening of Friday, Dee., 3d, in the Qrace Church Sunday solum!. An interesting game of base ball took place, Thursdayilast, between the Eagle club, of this village, and the Ocean club, of Keckaway, tin the grounds of the former, which resulted in a victory for the Jamaica club bv a score* of 19 to 13. Mr. G. Graff residing on Hcrriman avenue, this villuge, lias an apple tree in full blossom, in hie yard. Bather an unusual occurrence for tliis season o f the year, in this latitude. Q u e e n s C o u n ty. The Depot building of the Lung Island Rail road Company nt Winfield, was secretly moved from its foundation on Saturday night last, and placed on the ground of tlie Flush ing and NorUi'Sitie Railroad Company. Both Companies claim the buildiug. An indigna tion meeting lias been held at Winfield hv the traveling fftfblje, fuul they decided hereafter to patronize the Long Island road. The Nov. term of the County Court and Court of Sfcteiofia, Hon. Jolin J. Armstrong preriding, will cc^pmepce at tbe Conrt-honse, on Monday nexCj ^jiew will be a large amount of eriuimsitlSiisinees transact ed, The Civil Calendar tvill be calied on the first day. The Sands Point Hotel was sold last week for $29,000. (In Sunday niglit lm-t about half past ten, the quiet village of Dutch- Kills, was startled f»y *he alarm .of tire, and Ip a few minutes the citizens were out and to work with buckets! and other appliances, endeavouring to extin guish the panics issuing from Joseph Grand- inuUer’s Drug Store, on Jackson avenue, ^ut their united efforts were nna’de to citerk the progress of the fire, and it) half nn hour, three two-story fronte, and one two-story brick bouses were involved *iu flumes, and only stopped when nothing inflammable was left. The buildings destroyed -were all owned by Joseph L. Frausen, who estimates his losfi at $12,000; insured for $8,000 in the. Inter national and Continental Comjpaniqs of New- York city. Mr. Frausen occupied tire brick huiise, uiid kept tbe “Union Mouse.” Tlie furniture was all removed with but slight da mage. The Drng-store had $2,000 worth of stock in it, which was totally destroyed. It was insured in the Hope Company for $1,500. The fire is supposed to have originated from accidental causes in (he drugstore. The other. two buildings were unoccupied. A fire corbpany from Astoria came upon the scene after the limit of drstrnt>tjdu,liad been reached. The locatinu of tlie fire was opposite Schwa- lenborir‘> I'a'dPmi. « 'Oii‘ M.*t‘iri.‘>;’ ucxt, Nov. “Jitb^lto Qtieene County A^r.rnluiml jvirloiv will UoM ttielr 'Viiitet Jiij-ctii g, iu.il i-bei «f CitMUent, and two Diicotms■«r f tip-emo.iog y« air. Tin- (jjri'iTtfhWg l’avlfioii lias I«eii sold to Mr. Wiidi’ttiT«(<itcr, M»- T- cx- clmiigeSJilts dvHVi cdifietr(*1u Broadway' at $0,0011,’ iu imynwiit-' ' Crimebaii^eii sorifv «t* Into In tlie- \illnge of Flushing, Ida', tin- trustees have offered a reward of $500 f n tin. eouviwioti of any huruiur cauglit wltliin ttie corporate limits. On Friday last a Gernmn in the employ of Madison Hum, Glen Cove, stole $750, in greenback!1, from 'John Miteltl'li, also in HU; employ of Mr. II. T’tm thief was traced as fur us Oyster Bay, where, all truce of him was lost. A son of Mr. Nicholas Seitz, during the servic* in the Catholic C'hmoh in College Point, was sent op stairs to open n window, mid by die bn ukiug«.|' « rope was tluov.n out of die window, falling about 20 feet, breaking both arms, and otherwise Imdiy in juring himself. N. L>. IVtty. i:tt(|., of Hiverliead lias tieen appointed United States A-sietaiit Avcssor lor that district. Van. jNess Jc Co. lmVe sold tlteir News Agenev on the I.ong 1-laiid Ratiroad, to G. Cliaiuberiuin. , ' Yest^i'duy a convocation \f (lie Rpfscopai clergy of Long Isliniil was held in St\. Georges Church Fhishirg. Tlie meeting will close lliis evening. The scimon will lie prcaelied by Bishop Littlejohn. K o llolk fo u u t y . Mr. Win. Gardiner, of Eaton’s Neek, lias sold his entire farm to Mr. Delamater, of New York, for $27,000. Sir. Delamater has now 1,500 neres—owping the eentje of tlie Neck, with die exception o f one larm.' 'He is now erecting a laige mansion, the cost of which; will toe about $20,000. Solid acres of wild fowl are reported in the Great South Buy. It is said when they rise from tlie water tlie noise they make is like the hoarse roar of distant tlmmler. About II. o'clock on Thursday night last, a horsi belonging to Jacob Brower, of Cwteli- ouge, was stolen troiu a shed in Mattituek.— Being missed shortly after a search was insti tuted hut noolttei <mld lie obtained untilt he fol lowing morning, i\ lien tlie animal wnS found' grazing in a j urd at Sontbold' where lie had wandered after being turned loose. Tho; owner ii» on the track of. parties suspected of taking the horse. On Friday last tlie teamsteis employeif on the Sag Ilarlmr L}r;uu'h,'of' the Long Island Uuiiroiul struck fov wages, tlie price of their labor having been redueed from $5,00 per day, for man and two horses, to $4,40 per day. On Friday last P m. S. Brown, of Green- port, while out gitnuing, met witli a severe accident which may cost him the use of his right hand. While ramming down the charge iu the rifle barrel of his gun file shot barrel was accidently discharged, tlie charge passing through Ids right hand. ■ There is every reason to believe that- the South Side Railroad will, during the coming year, lie extended cast as fur us Heliport.— Messrs. Henry W. Titus, ot that village; Anios Stillcnworf, of Isiip, and a Mr. James, have been appointed commissioners to appraise and estimate the damages to property through; which the road will pass, and have com menced tho work in Palchouge village. It is expected that tlie right of wuy for the full length of the extension will be secured by the commissioners this winter, and ail tlie other preliminaries settled, so that as soon as the ground is in proper order in tlie spring the work will lie commenced. < V - - - Hon. Wm. A. Connnt, of Huntington, is advocated as one of the Vice Presidents of the National Base Ball Association. The following is the rate of Taxation on $1,000 for tho several towns in the County: Brookhaven, $1.18-; Srtithtowh,- $1.04; Hun tington, $2.21; .Islip, i Riverhead, $2.10; East Hampton, $1.08; Southampton $1.75; Sonthold, $1,14! Shelter Island, $i«- 10. A gentleman fitnn Asliawuy, Rhocfc Island, 1ms purchased 250 acres of the Eastern portion of Plum Island, giving for tbe same $2,250. He is to occupy the same and is improving a small house nt present ’on it, <&e. The Fisli Factories on Shelter Island alone- are estimated to have tried mit. over 10,000, 000 of fish this vear Tlte residence of Mr. George Valentine, ncur Bay Shore, about .two miles cost of Babylon, was totally destroyed by fire at an early hour on Monday morning last. The fire is supposed to have originated from a de fective. flue in the .upper portion of the build- ing. The loss will not fall far short of $4,000. On Sunday night last James Johnson, a prisoner confined in the Suffolk County Jail, at Riverhead, awaitingfrial' on*the charge of burglary committed ut Newport a few mouths since, made It is escape from that Institution by breaking the iron bars in the window of his cell, and lowering himself to the ground with a rope. The prisoner it is thought was assisted|by outride confederates; The Post-office in Wading River has always been kept in one house. Zophar M. Miller, was first appointed poet-master by P. M. Gen. John McLean jan^bnt4(£pt825. He con tinued in office until his death in 1(444, wbcn his son Sylvester Miller was appointed toUT the vactsncyj and'dbjftsrged the d(tH(#of the office until his death which occurred iu Dec., 1808, after which his sob, Eiihu Idler, was appointed and novr fills the office, ^ miking f period of 45 yearo that the p^-office has been kept in one house. ’The1 hail matter was for along time kept on one. end o f the mantlepiuce, hut of late has steadily increased. A wood chopper named AlcxtBder Gardi ner, living at FranklinviUe,, dropped down dead while in tlie woods on Satardayr list. B r o o k ly n a u d K ings Tlii- fcapuoity oE$fieBrorstlyt* Ifatsv'Worka will probably soon lie increased. The gteat conduit, which stretches hack four atm! three quarter miles on Lojhg Island, is capable of issuing forty million gallons daily, but the va-. rious ponds which supply it can issue but twenty million gallons during the twenty-four hours. At the time when tlie water works were constructed, several years ago it waa thought that the Consumption of Brooklyn would not be twenty millions giilloxiB before the dose bl' this”Century. ' I t has alitoally reached nearly seventeen millions, and a ne cessity exists for anticipating a more extended need. Surveys of additional pouds and streams have therefore been taking place throughout the siunmer anti fa)), and have bei'ii but recently completed, The TcservoirS now in use are the^Mouut, prospect, reservoir, near Prospect Park, with a capacity, of 20,- 000,000 gallons; ihe Ridgewood, at East New York, holding 101,ut)0,000; tlie Jamaica re servoir, with a drainage aric o f 10.88 square miles; the Brookfield rcservqir, draining 8.87 . square miles; tlie Clear Stream reservoir, the Vatlcy Stream reservoir, the Rockville reser voir, draining 8.81 square miles, and tlie Hempstead reservoir, draining 25.76. The ponds owned by the Water Works Company aud yet unappropriated, are the small One Mile Pond, near Jamaica, the Springfield Fond, Cornell’s aud Conselycu’s Ponds, near Springfield, Wall’s Pooil, at Valley Stream, and Smith’s Pond, at Rockville Centre,— These sheets of water are all artificial, and were created by damming before their purchase liy the Company. A survey o f them has been made, together with that o f various contiguous ponds, and u report will be presented o f .tlie vesult next Spring. It is a qitestlto. for .con sideration, whether to purchase these nCw ponds or to construct an enormous reservoir, wliicli would store an immense quantity of water during each Summer, and destroy pll possibility of a scarcity. Inasmuch as tbe former plan is by far the cheapest, it may be adopted, particularly, as with the reservoirs now existing therej was not the slightest\ fear of a scarcity last snmnter when tlte New York reservoirs became ilarmlngly low. The wa ter capacity of tlie south side o f Long Island is almost limitless. The streams alone d o not circumscribe, it, ' Vater can b e found, pure and clear, in a. van number o f localities by digging a few feet created, apd upttei the reservoirs if nt The contract 1ir Avenue, from Et has oeen award Williams.. On Tuesday ni Mr. William Und maiden daughter litan avenue, wa ago, and seems t< to protect himsel', His premises hav taken or destroye 1 ten years, Ou o Basins could therefore be be pumped from them into meiwis piuk I m IUI not. exist. constructing Mockaway st N^w- York t o Canarsie d to Messrs, West and ;ht- last the fowl house o f j-liiil, who resides with his Flushing, near Hetropo- entered aud all the fowl stolon. Mr. Urn erliili is about 87 years o f be singled o u t b y a class o f petty thieves on f itcount of age aud inability as one upoa whoih their depredations tnay be committed with Impunity, been invaded trnd property five tunes within tbe last occasion, two ‘ years, Sgo, just after Miss IT; ideillill had flnlshed preserv ing, these rascal; entered their cellar, ■ and, after eating all I iiey could, emptied her pre serve jars'upon tlie cellar floor. Mr. Under hill was born iittoc town o f Newtown, in 1782, aud was njarried in iS02 io Miss Bur-j roughs, who livdd at that time ib tlie (own o f Bushwick, in n stone house tlien standing where now is tile junction of Flushing ave., Johnson street t>lank road (property owned' at present by W ob Prestlcr, o f the 16th Ward), and in 1804, Be' built and moved into the house, where he now* reside?. Mrs. 'Underhill, up fd the time, of herdeath, which occurred forty-iiine years aud pine months after her marriage, was only separated from her husband three months during tbe ~war o f 8112, while lie was iu camp a t Fort Greene. The old gentleman is in feeble health, but his memory and understanding are liotk unim paired, and half an hour’s conversation with him upon things of the past, is instructive and often amuriug. At the suggestion of a number o f the mem bers of the Lohg Island Historical Society a conversational , meeting was held, a t their rooms corner of .Toralcmon and Court sts., Brooklyn, During the past nix months the various departments haye received extensive and important accessions, among which are rare and interesting volumes, engravings, photographs, curiosities,' and specimens of n a tural history. The Object o f the conversa tional meetings, which are now proposed, is to give members an opportunity i» more fully acquaint themselves with the Work and ob jects of tbs Society, so that they m y be in duced to aid in extending the stope of its in fluence. At the meeting list evening a num ber of interesting articles were presented.— 6en-I% ifLOinph**! % v*|ript gffiM So ciety, scut a bust of Gen. Graojt ptade of tto Oolguet artificial stone or agglomerate. Mrf JohntA/ Maker1 pf<ieSt&l'ar’6fd£fci hfriiiclr -has beeix running over200yews. . It was brought to tHft, coptiliy frftfit Londiiij Tn, lififip hjfTliC, Rev. Obadlali Hoimctj (roto whom, it <w*ed, into the hands of his brother John Holmes, and his descendants to the present time, the donor being tho great grandson of John Holmes. Mr. C. H1. WilllamsOti,\ the photo grapher, presented to the Society a daguerreo type of Dr. Bethune, Which was one of th# first ever taken in thtt country, and is conse- qu ntly quite valuable. ’ The president of the Society, Mr. Brcvoort, preeenletl .four large photographs o t the Coliseum at Rome. He exlribited copies of several maps of the coast of tlie United States and of tlie adjacent is lands, which were made by the early Danigt^ navigatqis,.giving ji.ltrief, description pf each. Several other gentlemen made sbpgt remarks, sud at their conclusion the company examined the numerous acceariona already alluded to. M A R R IED . Hviti—-DoaiAKD.—At tlie Presbyterian Church, Springfield, oh Suudmy evening but, hy the Rev. Alex* Mderlftlht, Thoinktt llyktt, ot thin rittaige to Caroline Durlniid; (,f the former place. CrKKexpiELD—jKvrsHHort.—At Euat. Xcw York, on the 10th inat.. bv til* Rev, Ur. Eteegood, |Ir. John E. Urcenttolrt ef thie village, to Mine Emily Jeftbraonof the former place.. • D I E D . . lUYKOit,“-At Q, ugoqi ou tho 2&1 iu$U. Oobu Knyuor. (nttie 7^dymr ofltidttge.. t Hifl funeral will take place- from bin late nseideiicc, it Q umdi ^ on Ttmrsddy (t<Hl»y), at 121*2 o’clock. BU» relative# and friend* are respectfully invited^ , Hoi'SEMix.-At Granvjllc, X V. on the 20th iuet. Miirgiiret Ann lIuuHcifiau, a^cd 53 ycikru, 1 month and 2tiilay»« ’ ' w; Ko. 208 Fttltcn Street, Corner Pineapple BROOKIAN. Invites the attention of the Lon^ lelsnd public to his large and welhselcctod sasortment of House Furnishing: Goods, Comprising In p ut tbe foUovlag: Silver l’htteil arid Britennin W»r», Uetallc Porcelain- Lined Fire-Proof Bektng Dlih. for baking pud dings Ac., Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fluting and Crimping Machine!, . of nil the different atylci, Fancy Coal Vaeea and Hod*, Flee Seta and Stand* Bright and Japanned Tin ware, Afb Kettle* and BTflcrai Fine fc* Tray*, P^ken^lluet l’an and Bruan, cMUDlned. A place' made In tho pan for holding the hrueh. Fine Bird Cage*, a great variety of elegant pattern*. Ac., Ac., dee. / 11* p ijsccU a iifo u j;. BKKJISCOUKTY “ TeacherB’s Institute. O HKKWfctDdN,1' ’ '■ : 1 > •' 'TT^ IsfiitMkjMalfiMMd'iUid tke putito thlvAc huitc turned to W* Old Slkad, C o r . tW l o n i n i j U uuih U 'e i t 'S l r t e U , oft^lr . hv tw OQ jltjlw 'f l FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, axu GRAIN, ■ J e m a t c A N o M M ^ T ^ ^ ' ElTJAItlH O'BOHHKI.L'S B New Gmeryjt Prefislon Store,* Where R i* grvatly njteded, 4 CuRBEk o f ; C hurch and F ulton riTVtxr.Ts, Next door to Boif'• Fancy Oooda Store, ana Sait Meou and.A'Wh, Vrc>h Pork, an<l'Sau**gi tlia aeaaon. . I® th J It. SOHOONHAKEK, Ship, bread A Cracker B«kerj,|, 436 Greenwich St., Corner I'estry, Aeio York: \VttU ail the late modem improvements In triachlriery and upnctleal experience of twenty yeara, 1 can ofief good* m lay; Hue, which In quality and variety, are not excelled, hy any estuliUahment ia the country. Below you will find Jiat of cracker* made. Orders rcapcctfultv solicited and promptly tilled. Soda, Hand augar, - Common sodn, Machine augur, Extra soda, Hand butter, Pilot, Oyster, Extra pilot, Fancy, Batter.. pilot, Farina, Cream, , Egg, ■?) * Nonpareil, Waluute. • RUtorl, Cotfoe, . . *t*»n»*j vvuw, California, ■ Graham (Dr. Thrall’*) Jumbles, lemon Boston, tirah*m, wafer, JiunUea,aplccd MlUr, Arrow root, Ginger snap*, j Lemon, Cap, Balmoral lilaca' Common do,,■; Wine,/ •; ,‘ i r >!t Also, the celebrated Oruhain Cracktrt for Dyspeptics. All orders for shipping promptly- executed. Cntcket* packed in tin or wood to auit dltfercnt climate. Thanking my former patron* tor their liberal patron, age, I hope ky.strict attention to bualne**,'o tnufr favor. liberal Ml i, t atlfi X m e r i t Tbe next annual meeting of the Queens County Teach er's Institute, will lie held at the Public School Building In the village of Jamaica, commencing at 10 o'eldck, i. si., ou Monday, Xovcinbcr 16th, 18S0, and continue : board, make two weeks. It la requested that Teachers deilrl . . . . . . early application to OommiiiBloner Fondles, at Jxlraaica. The Institute will he conducted by ])r. J. H. French, assisted by Prof. Wm. T|llingha*t, and the Commission er* pledge themselves to spare ho effort to make the com ing session profitable and pleasant to the teacben in at tendance. Under tho amended school act. Trustees are directed to continue the wages of teachers during the time they are in a.ttcndanci; ut the Ihstlthto.'1 i '. ’ Bvenlrig lectures wtll'hd delivered during the seeafon, hy » number of eminent educators engaged, by a faithful attendance during the entire ces sion of tlie Institute. .Dated Oct. 23d, MW. JAMBS W. COVERT, Bob. Comm'r, let Dist. ISAAC F. FOSDICK, 8ch. Comm’r, 2d l)lat. c OYKENDALL A DAYTOX, No. 226 F ulton A venue , B rookltn , [Comer Navy Street.] DKALRK8 IN PUKNACES, RANGES And Fire Place Heaters, Stoves of the moat approved Patterns. FURNACES, RAN’GBS, HEATERS AND STOVES _ Cleaned and ltepnlnd. _________ J_ J^A W R E N C E , OAKLKY ft FLEURY, General Auctioneers ; A g e n t s fo r tk e S a le o f i l e a l E s t a t e , II Pine Street, Xeie York, k.i. i. xw»«xes, ret. tiJosxt.XT, j*s. *. rt*e«v. ’ - . • ’ n ^VKBILL CHEMICAL PAINT, Of pit colors; for aate at M'anufisetorcra’ prtees, bya JACOB SMITH, m Jamaica. N. Y JACOB 8M1TH, Cicneral Farnishin^ Undertakers Kuncrato conducted, and every nrreagetrioat for Inter ments promptly attended to Corner of Knlton and Canal Streets, JAM A ICA L . I. *9 ^ H H IS T IA N SKMAR, \ f. O arriaere B o d y iM & k er, Comer of Union Hall nod Centre streets, Jamaica, is prepared to execute order* for making carriage bodies of every dcscriptlod; manafaeuiren under hi* owa superin tendence, and of the very best material*. - < Famiturc Made to Order and Neatly Repaired! On reasonable trrnls. 00 FjVHEO. W . BAILEY A SONS, . Dealers in Foreign and .Domestic Carpetings, Oil Cloths, M 4TS. dvj.. 146 COURT STRHBT, Corner rtf State, BROOKLYN, And! 48 JPearl Slf, ifeui. York. TARO. W, BAILEY. 1 HOWARD F. BAILEY, { EDWARD H. BAILEY, I Olden left at the Office qf WusgLBK, M xrrit ft- Co.s 216, 217 und 219 Front street, New York, will receire prompt attention and delivery. * nr <8______ J. H. SCHOONMAKEB' fJV HYATT ft SON, ■ ' * ' 1 f ’ ' Opposite Preshgtirian Chutfk, Jeptaice. Are aelllng, at the toweet market prices, first quality nf FAMILY GROCERIES, Best brands of Flour by tbe barrel or ba£. Ch'tiec Omntje Co. li»tter, Englishi ’ Dairy Cheese, Pure Leaf Lard, AU the Grades of Sugars. .. *' riRKST QOIMTT OV O o l o n g , Y o u n ( f Hytjon.epd, J n p a u T e n s , J n t a C u f l e c , B e a t N . 0 . M o i n e s e s . & . C . , A c . Also, all the usual varieties ef FEED, alt of which rail; • . • be cold at the very Lowest Rates. « _________________ 11YATT ft SON. h ; b k i n c k e r h : o f f , * DEAhXK IK GROCERIES. FLOUR, AMD . The subsbrlbcr has alwaye on band, and for »a!e, at tb* Loucst Cash Prttu, Sugar, Butter, Lard, Pork, Hums, Shoulder*, Smoked Beef, Kerosene Oil, Codfish, Herring, Canned Fruit, Tea, Coflbe, Suit, Spices, Dried Fruits, Rice, J?K)*H A m SMOKED JS&M, Warrsafed Socwd, st (68) BKIKj p o o L m g o m : ft BERQEN, . •’)Q. : j wanjMLk Aim JiWAtx, **** «*» w Rer*s«ie»Mi«tker Oils, Alcohol, Turpentine and Benrtne; White Lead, Palms,. Varnishes. Brushes, etc.; Lamps, Lanterns and Tannp.b Ixtures. Also, Ivea’l ’atcnt Lamp* at manufacturers’ price*. Alt goods at lowest market prices, and warranted to suit our > f ’ customers. <i 62 a i d '64 I'utlO B s t r e s t , B r a o k l y a . Jo'sara C. P ool , I ** “ *x.j • J ambs M. B kkobx . 60 | | ORBFORD’S Self-Rainiieg Brexd Prcpimlioi, And Redhead's Baking Paunters, For making light biscuit and good bread, for sat* at 61 BRINKERHOFITS. 0K N TR A S MILLS, ROCKVILLE CRNTRE. I/. I., Tha subaerlber doslrcs to Inform Id* friend* and tb* public that he ha* just opened his S tram Gaiar M ill , at Roekvitlo Centre^ L. I., and that be I* prepared to grind all kinds of Grain, at It may be desired with dis patch, and In the beat manner.' He baa aliso constantly oh hand Grata of all kinds, Ylour, Feed, Meil, ftc., ftc.. which'he will^oll atWriolesile and Retail. . gatlifsction guatsnteed. '■ > Screened Coal. Stove and Nut alxe, |10 and (8,60 per ton, arid C O R D W O O D , Haa been received, which will he dlepoaedotat t(w l*w-‘ rat cash price. Patronage solicited. M* . ... HENRY,RANDALL. ROCKRIES, f l o u r a n d f e e d , Wholesale and retail hy (63) J. W. BATTER. jjVLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. Best bnmds Family and St. Loula Flour, always ou hand and for calo by the barrel, bag and retail, at 00 - BRINCKEKHOFF’S. P IA B L Y ROSE POTATOES. Now Is the time fime (o huy Early Rose Potatoe* for seed. I offer them for this Kali,' at the fbltowlng price* One bfiTro]) #t•»•*»•••<*•■•■••••>»»•••*•• .••.•••*•#***1^ 00 Three barrels at (per bhrrel). ................... 6 50 Tenbarretsat do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kngagemanta mad, for dellrcg- lntneB^rln|^f^H:v- , 86 Eaust Jamaica, near Toll Gate- J^ARGE BREAD For sale by 125 C. H. BERGEN, ■ Smith Street, Jamaica- In orUlnalpaekagea of one, two, five and tea gallon* each. Warranted safe. For sal* * 1 __ \ ____ 61 BKINCKBRHOFF’S. Jam aica' l o d g e n o . Tui?# a A; m., ’ Ypll iaeetevery Tueedaj ereRls{,at 71-2 o’clock. JOHN BL^felNCKERHOFF, Ma»ter. 86 S amcsl S. A tuab , eccretary. JA M A I C A DIVISION, WO. 1M, 0. OF T., '~?T Meets every Tfaanday evemiaf, at 7 l -2 o’elock,(* Hasont. Hall. By orderof w_ p U. J. 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