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/ • * * * * * * . V ■ »tj ■* i S t S i a g a a g s i j i h b M A N q ? A C tP f iS i«ow y n js. S S S t e S f f i K S I . , =_.„. „hm I* li t • < r •* to ths rapid frowtb otlai ' ■ \ a s M S ' Aveausa, and Ihsy-wlil b« fo'aml crowded with ' ^ r % , • ; : r ' -> -n ' ' ' SU sssrs . LANG &.NAU, ■ - ' _ • ,*-f ' f i •» ’ ’ p r a t . ‘flf p .w a d J4941 F s l t s * l s t r e a t , v to fin# s f ths bait for furniture In (til* eorintry. They ■v,v sr* practical eablnet-maacrs and employ artists who design, anitoorkmenwhooxeeutMha most elaborat* - and grtUHc. furniture, . , •’ -V • -J^fe . „. -*- *' '- *- '■- * *r . enrcltlzcMWOuldd* well to*x»ml*stheirstqqkbe- ;v fere purchasing, i Street pass octlSmS tV ;v Tb*J^CTtis«>l«wiPgh*en.perra*nently cured of that j . dre*d*ddlse**i, Consumption, by a simple remedy, Is ... , 'hioxlouatb make known to his fellow sufferers the means '■* of care. To all who desire It, he will send a copy of the McssrlRllort-uted, (fret of charge), with the directions ■ - Stopreparlngand uilnfcthe some, which they will 'find V » seas Conn for Coxatnprrio*, ideTniu, Baoxcams, >* ■>' '#tc* ■ ;V ; ~ ’ «oii ¥ * SbOlh Thirty gtjreet, Wtlllainshurgh, N. T : V ..< jFromdb* Chrtoi**' UniM|lfay.U, 1871.) ' M w aus. LA N G & N A U , J \\ ; ‘Jfofe 202 an d 204 F o ito n S tbkrt, ■ . .fiava'forsale atthelr elegant store a very fine collection ■ OfFufnltaro and Upholstery, which they offer at as low . , ‘ .figures a* any house in the city Although compara- , - m riy strangers to our citizens, they have secured during • ■ ■ y y - ; i v , :i. >*, „■ If.-' .. I s . ’, to show them their assortment of furniture^ if wothhigjqore. Don’t forget £92 and 294 Fulton St. APTAlN JAMES GALLAGHER, f A ,;. s-t'-J. Stsamhoat Captain, of Pittsburg, Pa., writes: “The ' Inrsntor sf M ISH L E R 'S H E R B BITTER S . * Is • 'bentfactor to the human rneo. I was a victim to Ahe worst form o t Dyspepsia; my health failed to such '.a.iezteht that my Physicians pronounced me ineumble ‘ ^ had uscd 'sll, sorts of remedies and cren took a voyage \ tbCalifornia; b u t notliihg relieved me. When Uish let’s Herb Bitter* was recammended 1 refused to nse It b i t s.} Mends insisting, I a t last yielded. I am thank- folthat 1 did sa, for It cured me, and I am now aa well, !. kale and atroug aa I waa fifteen yenrs ago.\ dec7ml - F~,rsalehy.GEO. L. PECK, Jamaica. ■ __________ laAWAvKwwAkV.'FAtlMf > ,v; % \ i u > ipii, 8 ..Tstrrtwca* v ^ q y j p i ^ r q E ” N e w . . A G r e a t 1 8 7 1 . P c r t b o t . Gear. B n p r e v s a t n i * s v s r a l l O t h e r . W r i u g e r a . H o d ltofi^M e n b ^ e p lr a lG e Aajostable Carved Clamp. It Saves Labor. It Saves the Clothes. It Saves Time. It will Save its Cost every year. IT WRINGS FASTER THAN BE\ HAND. We consider the Provldenco superior to all others, for the following rtasons:— 1st. The Boilers, of large size and best quality ot White Rubber,are allaecuredtotbelrSbafta I* the most permanent mannor. by tlieUeuUen Process,making the best Roller In tb* World, 2d, The Potent Metal Journal; Casings prevent any W[VheIwoilen Jourua'f! In which the Iron til aft of other, machine* run, soon wear, and the efficiency Of the Wringer la thereby greatly redueed.l _ 3d. I’he Double Spiral Cog* used on this Wringer gt the utmost ease and steadiness in working, while tl.. doable stop prevents thsm from bottoming or.being tbrewn out of gear. W e furnish either single o f double gear Faoviniao*, a* dsslred. 4 th. The Adjuatable Curved Clarap Wadlly sdiuats this Machine t* tube of any size or thickness, making a perfect fastening. No wooden pegs of rubber simps on this Clamp. Sth. Sim; in this Wringer. I t W z t r s a S tr e e t, fia ll/UL V*V/.i Psovinszoz. R I. New York* deeltmS € At HRIdTUAS DINNE9.R Y.U. C. A. PAIR. JJO L ID A T PRESENTS. Know ye, that at the *stahlisbmeat of A D O L P H STEHLIIST. Cor. of FULTON ST. and ROOKAWAY ROAD, will he found cheap for cash, a good assortment of clear HAVANA and DOMESTIC SKGARS. We esped- ally call the attention of Mrs. and' Misses to tbs above fact, for as to the lady a act of knitting needle* given the greatest, cemfort in leisure hours, so to man a good aegaror pipe of tobacco. We aaaura tbattbsy taste well a lter a good New Year’s or Ohrletmas bowl df wbleksy, rum, or mrac punch; also after the genuine un adulterated drink ot cold water. Metschaum;Briar, Clay Pipes, Segar Holders, Tobacco Pouehes, and Bones, Ssgara Case*, the very best brand* ot Smoking,'Chewing and Snuff Tobacco*, and a good assortment of everything oxpec’c ' to be fonnd in a first class Ssgar Store. To those wishing to present their ladies with a paid up L if e o r F i r e I n a tu r a n e e P o licy , as well ts those wishing to bay a House and Lot for a Holiday Present, we would also say give as a call, as we are even ao accomodating as to tell aur own house for a reasonable rcmnnefitlon. ,.A V - D IE D . Kissim.—In this village.'on Tuesday, Dec. 12 th, 1871, •: aftera brief illness ef Dlptherla, George Hoffman, only sou of Dr. -George C. and Loaiae G. Klssam, In the > sixth year of his age. * • jTuneral services on Thursday, Deo. 14th, at the resi- . I deneeof Ms parent* in Fulton street, at 12 e’cloek, noon. Relative* ard, friends of the family are invited wlthant ' fajjthernotloe. The remains w|ll he Interred in Green- . Baaxaa.—In this village, on Dee. 12th, Haggle E. i« R V' k '< t< tr> t . ..s’ - ■Vs.v- Ban>ssiHf4d 14 yean, 1 month and 7 days. 'Friends of tb* family are Invited to attend the funeral (this Thursday) afternoon, at tw* o’clock, from her “anothoi’s tealden cspmd at half past two.from St Monica’s Church, Washington street. . BvsaiTT.-In this village, suddenly of dlptherla, *n Wednesday, Dee. 13tb, Mabls Florence, eldest daughter Of Benjamin and Mary E, Everitt, nged 2 years, 7 i ^ f u d l S . d , of the foml/y a rt respectfully .Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Friday) after noon at two O’clock, from the Chapel In Prospect street, without further notice. ____ ___________________ -i' . H is - 1 :- ■t-W' ■O'- > 'A ,. 1 Av ' V,-- t ^ J H O i a CONCERT. r ’ By tho Choir of ths rBE8BTTERlAH CHDHfH, JAMAICA, ' Will be given ^ftiis (Thursday) Evening, ' : m THE OHUROff. T o ebmmencs at 8 o’clock precisely. Doors epen at iqsorter Fast eoveo. Tickets (SO cants. Children half -print.' \ _ The programme will contain, dopranoSolo by ................... Mrs. Armstrong BspftnABslo b y ............................. . .Mrs. Ridar Altoffcloby.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Fosdiek - Has* Sols bt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr. Allan , ’ Tenor Solo by— ...........;.Mr. Bernhard - BaUad by tho ................................................. Choir Boy* .and duets and choruses hy th* choir. Prof TeaUs* will conduct tbo ecnoert, and will slug iasd n tt. I’ TOYS, ■-M Y. M. 0. A. FAIR. ;H 1ST OF LETTERS—remaining Is thaPostOflea JLl ai’Jarialtm, N , Y.,;Dte, 14,101 9orhsna.il.. M 9 DshavAMe, A, T. Holaad, L S . ' Has t, A to. Kn*w!»,J.W. T .W . - Dsmorsst, Oha*. ' Fleitenaner, John Honatou, Mrs. Sarah J , Kirkpatrick*, Thomas UnlUgan.Thos. Kouskc, Patrick • WOlkar, Adam WafcMetaH. < T ir teta cidllngicr tha shsva lottem will plea'* aay D ^ a r s a d r e r u ^ d . CHARLES WELLING, P M . C H R I 8 T M A 8 F A I R • v t a a - . _ y . YGUNG HENS’ * CfcRlSTIAU XBSeCIATlON . ■* ‘A • To'bJj tild In tho ' t P Q W 3 P T m W & f a •-T1 'jAjjkffeat,' VI gjffi, 23d and 25th, 1871. ^ ' T%«re(wUl h* naby •rtldkraanltabla fc* ^fcjdrtn's Toys,- Books, esd'eU other wtfcles caaaUy • . Thm-vrinhs , > i *q s ' JZvm im fft entitled S t - \*W h' at*'sklrtbM bhr *st dwtsl. th!taxa»Mto fhajw«» H e r m a n I ^ e d e r e r , next .door to StehPn’s, corner of Fqlton Street and Kockaway Road, has for sale suitable for Holiday Pres ents, a large assortment ot House Furnishing Goods, Hardware, Toys, Sl*lghs, Tools, etc. Te the Temper ance community, he would especially call their atten- to hla well Buckets, Water Dlbpcrs and Palls. Jamaica, December 14th, 1871.m3 I I At OLIDAY PRESENTS. Y. M. C. A. FAIIS, IORSES BOLD ON GOHUISSION H W m . , Proprietors of tho Empire Idvery aa,i Sale Stables, FLUSHING AVE., JAMAICA, L. I. The subsenber* have s t pmsenton hand ten horses suitable for Farming, Track, or Carriage ute, which they will sell low for cash, or monthly instillments If required. Orders for the purohare of horses promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. Parties baring hones to dispose of, or thoso’ wishlne to purchase, will find it to their Interest to call on WILT.IAM DUR- LAND A SON, before purchasing eUtwhers. dsc!4 J . D CHASE A SON, JEWELLERS AJW OPflCASS, 30S 2 F u l t o n S t . , B r o o k l y n . This honse make, a speciality sf ths Celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, for the Improvement or pre servation of the Eye, they differ from common gfoaes in their <ocfr.ua and Aardneu. Neecr lire tta Ayu, end last atony ysarx urUAttU change. The largsat asaortmaxit l a this eoontty s f S P B S C T A C I t B S a a « X T B G I . j i . » l B « . dceUmi B EST FEENOH CANDY, At Y. H. C. A FAIR. J WEINBERG, Importer end Uanofoetumr of all kinds of I F - A - I S r O -'ST 1 7 7 F V L f O B S T R E E T , ' < Bet. High A Nassau 61a., BROOKLYN. ' 1 ' _ , ■ ; t DRAUCn Old XT0LTON BXBEBT. Far* Repaired and Altersd t* the Most Fashlonahl* A largo etoek e f Mink. Eiurice, Alaska, Eahlo aud Seel. Ladlaa and Chlldrsa'a Baaqnct. Pries* lowest ef say In the city. deellml or *nth»faT**W«iwi»f aft.daab.'dkine^bart.i*^ ffthspto* 5to*t4S-’r ^ \ fw tl^sraugUy noa* with th« lntonttof fbk ' plsM ttoSmriy'y tototo. volutlouta fb»msanfoetos(« alrei*. No wtillfegultatit, ^ without one, their Utility ,1 dcmonetrkted j por ls tlie^ »ucR ^s»at!oa.iri th» , mind* of the peopja *a tdarMeki MaghlDO they shall buy.. Ofthe many <3.(£a&kt pat-sb^iat. have been lntrodut ed tq tW ptflMte, t a t t vt havo ' stood th# te«t'bf <ltue. 4e*toiiyivtt;l>*«a maun-' \ (hrtnred andsold-|<tr afow. y 6 *r» and then gone * outofvta; li the i7HEELER A WftifeON to**bect» t«j- oeisfal; sad hpa its firri tatradaeGe^ to th* present time, no < tker kind jhah b*ea to exten- lively manufzetarwl, c.tfgctfroljy k*ed oteoyeU * 1 t : ‘ • For twanty years theyhttoptlillly end rapidly IheresM ibpubllo fatrpr. artd.at^a-priKat time opr* than FIVE P U N N E D IT^OCBAND of them u* in tuooetaful Qp4nttoi),x ThesttaNklhtii reputstlon of this pjacblhs-Vaibatt n t in reeotn- - mending I t at th^Vety beit iphs* foe *11 general ' pnrpotis c f sewing ^ , f } , V 4 . - Purchasers aro f a ll/ hritrtirisfdir'thkWiBd sarsefthoMwhli by eagrpflisut opatkton, ftee of ebargo. - »f>. . ■ Eaeh”H*eh!no lt WuUrsats&tpeffect la. every respect. - r - -i-- ••• .. - Andslsat'foewfi thajfc rnitotor ww do not ask yon, to buy i t until yon W e '^4j< ssd, fonnd U Mtisfiuitary. ^ ’ New'andeajpsripwwty il|ahfiaM*Wjiot spt to h* better th*n thoie wbllh vhtTh.I>i«n T w kxrr YaAssinsttrdnlngthelrprts^ntitkteofexeeilcneo. .1 Th* WHEELER * <?^ JBare a Mu- umt Doxxau Intastoftia tl*l/ jMllllaesai arid are m ^ 'ilrsdM y o a fu-. ijheA to- their hia- t^'tW.'jNjsT OFFICE, t ip for' Instructlone, or P, Agfent stand Jacob y y u . A GEO. DURLAND, Dasi.aad ia . ' I 'I Groceries, . Crockery, Provisions, Teas, 1 fkrJfeemA Spices. Alto, eholoo brands cf FLOUB b y ths _pookeio or bar- iciTfqurON,STRKET, JAHAJfOA, i T l 1 FafolUeaaupplled w itl tkaekoltoak'' Wands of W I N ® 8 e B d X a X Q T J O B S . Gssds dsEvsrbd to any cart c l tba vi&zge'fiies df elaig^' • «eui4 g l L V E U I7AQ3, ■At' ■: Y. M. O. A. FAIB. g o n s i v e e e w . - ' £> c m . . ■ J ^ r o o d w a v , i f e C y ’Y ' o t l s , j '■,'„ iffcyazp a „ % T7et)M estIct*.=;;iiathtYi& C s js ii 4»0' pSochinf Ii«sca_s^'a'ES:t>ci5tKsa 13 eo»,Osp tesMSftfk Cs&lmtb, \ .V 1 able, ss they arewBUkgto dttU Improvemsht*. surds *1 sklrv ■ ^ l* Needier Oils, e ti, lopsiOft JAMAICA, , .. Orders received- for Miehlb 1 repair*.' . g Dated, Decofob g u p i p u i o O u B T H s p a a a m p j*,^ Charles Wini*m*;jMity Stakler, DefSadr sis. By virtue of an exnnttoi Court of this State,imalns and teoement* ofCnanf and Jacob SUklsr. I havstoil _______ , Interest which the- **M VFUltaaas, Mary WU llarassnd JtoobStaKwrEsmiagtsf .stgnteantHday of on 8 ATU HDAY,-^th* N O T E U fcy of DEOEM- BER. l»7I,*t lgtfeloek 7kiiSfotTli*.:ban»* formerly » ■ ” being at Jnmafdi SoathrlS th# st-ru Jamaica, Qneens Manty bonnded'tofoltovfoj' jfqriasifijxata.polnt luthe sontheriy line a t th^sA rita'anutts Pkisktnad,dtitant weatoriy five hpndr«dvftot-IlrsA. )S«d. of tha heirs ef KldertEidert.dee*aaad,',nnnfl -------- [ ' » ' htSsfi2P& lata ot sna TaykSr : thsass with the southerly fin* 4f*s! feet; f.tmt d*a ________ lv*I ------- ihe plsoe 01 twenty nine feet id tbeaMd nlng eustcrly ahmg'SaRfpSs llsmt hy Maiwarat, son, by deed dated th* effiee of tha t mortagea p 2 M Dated, Got 2ttb,II7^t^ The aboto aaM 1* CK UBER 93d, 1171 Dated, Dccocatrerfbtdl » p o BUILDERS. E^E8|8#Wl3yB Ijlw' School Honse At RM^nd Hill, A t , Will b* race northerly on a ly ifo* of Mid plank- ftotto. land now or storly parallel twh nnndrod buadrsd and :f«*(£,'aUd thaace run- UVfhhnadred feet to Hssatod to Mary WH* 'jumytib* A. Simon. tor*, arid recorded la dw-j haistty, Lib. 31 s of k • ,! - I U.H1MRY, Shsrlff. i<* iA ltiR D A Y /D E W M i d u t c . * For Pcbool l^OtriatNA 2 i»tlmt. Flab* plying to O.TLSf... . De* 6 , 1871 O, — : — Q RICHMOND A Wy 7 9 3 ( O j t a m W R - i c l i JL r c C* ! Oosttta, Millinery Ah# » g p. ^ HAMP mssm . SBESS* ST it an. is d .sen rif —JslsdJ<iJiiiMttofori|*ctoiW I j o E i b A r pR jiiafeg';-, BTEREOfiCr FR a | k _9 received until the i«-lMaeenby sp tokf*CAk*A> ■ to u o id e r ies. Sfcf& s, M a to . KOMOgAND PKS AND to y l i . * H i -Ts C O . S i g r t - M KRHV -C HI AfolllinsOfPol AU^t<3w(i V s . NKW YORi; letyiffnrpBee* to p r i c A s , U t p v f . ■ Q A g W ' JJA B V S tE Niequ , / . , , A. ,B. ^ATOH., o p i s k : s c AAlbcaieislB Govcrocieat Secorltles, | N O . 5 NASSAU STR E E T , Naw Yonx, Nov. 20, 1871. The successful and rapid negotiation ot nearly three- fourth* of thi Flftean Million Loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad O - ’wiy, and the energetic prose- cntton of tho work o. ><on and preparation ot the the Road for an ext. iiwrl. agricultural, aud through tratlle, have p u elal affairs and re source* of the company uponauci- - basis, that wo are directed to stdvanoo the price for future sales of the Bonds, as explained in tho following letter of Mr. Hun tington, Preaident of tho Company: Qrnoa Caxsartsca aim Onto Ratt.noaD Couraxr M WklUm Street, Now York, Novanns* 18,1871. Heure. Frak A H stoh , ■ Bankers and Financial Agent# C, A R. R. Co.: Gentlemen: Tho Western Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, compristngtho 95 miles between Huntington, on the Ohio River, and the month ot New River (above the Falls of Kanawha), Is now substantially completed, and Will, in a few days, be ready to do the immense coal and other bualneaa that Is awaiting it* completion. The Eastern Division, comprising 227 miles, between White Bulphur Bprings and Richmond, is now In complete order and successful operation. The grading and masonry on ulorea of the 1 j 2 miles, between tho month ofNew River and White Sulphur Springs, is complete, and the work on the remaining 91 milea la so far ad vanced that traek-laplng will\ be commence d on thla portion of th* road In May next, and continue without nterruptlou until tho whole line is completed. In view of the facts yon sro hereby directed to make no further sales of the Bontla of said Company at a less price than 94 end accrued interest, a t which price you trill continue to sell until further ordure, Vefy '\P p ^ '^ T X N & T O N , Pretidcnl. In compliance with the foregoing Instructions, the price ef the Bonds, from this dats, until further orders, will he Mand acqrnod interest. Tho scarcity of, and demand for, really JDesiroble six per cent. Gold Bonds, for solid and permanent investment#, la evinced by the facts that Five-twenty Bonds of 1*67 are aelllng at .................... 115 Central PaciffcBonda are selling at .......................... 103 Chesapeake and Ohio Bouds are tolling at ............... 94 These bonds all pay both, bstli principal and Interest in New York City, In U. S. geld coin, and ore equally cafe for Investment. .The reason why Fiv*.Tw*xrr|B»*D 8 arc so high la because no .more can be tsaued, and tho outstanding amount Is being rapidly decreased by purchases tho Gcvarnmeut from their surplus revenue#, The reason why we think Central Pacific Bonds will la time advance to the price of Five-Twenties, h bo tense no more can he Issued; while the operation of their Sinking Fund will soon commence to decrease the amount. ' The reason why Chesapeake 'nd Ohio Bonds are sell- leg so low, comparatively, while equally safe, is because the Company ere selling Bonds to complete the road. TheywlU “11 ba sold in a ’short time, and Is a few months the road will hs finished, when we have no doubt ths same result will follow as with Five-Twenty asd Control Pacific Bonds. The Sinking Fund of tho Che* speakeand t)hlomuet go Into effect within one year after the completion of the road. Tho Chesapeake aud Ohio Bonds are Issued either coupon or registered—the denominatloax are as fol lows: |100, which cost to-day ...................... - ................................... $ 9 4 13 $500, “ 11 471X6 $1,090, “ ' “ Mh-13 Orders for Ohesapeakeand Ohio bonds, may be sent through any National Bank or Banker; or accompanied with Drafts or Checks, may hs forwarded to ua by mail. Bonds or money may be forwarded by any responsible Express Company at our expense, and the Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, in exchange, will be sent by return Kx- *\ws <buy’im§a 8 eil Government and Central Pacific Bonds, and receive them in exchange for Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, Acconnts ot banks,hankers and others received, on which we allow inlcrutat the rate / four per cent, per sun its. . FISK A HATCH, deoltnl Fmantial Agentt. GOOD SUPPLY OF P O U L T R Y ' &V Constantly on band at ' ^ N03TBAND A REUGON'G. Q E O . SKIDMORE, Dealer in Real Estate. Attend* to Investments on B O N D dR M O R T G G E . Office, 77 Cedar Street, R s o m R l, N e w Y o r k . RESIDENCE, CLINTON AVE. JAMAICA. [sep7w!7] 0U O IC E S T CUTS OF Seef, M utton, Lamfe and Tcr^;, A t igSOTRAND A RMSON’S. K OMMON ITKUOSENE XT’ILLS XV A V THOUSANDS YEARLY. W l e S c e s * M & l & c t i ® - O S S , M el’’-, thonm m h o f hornet happy, became n is safe, brilliant a n d odorless. $ jr. a. wxosss, ICO Moiden la n e , N. Y. For Sale hy W O O D & C A L L O W , Jamaica, Nov. 23d, 1871yl. LL KINDS OF V E G E T A B L E S ! V E G E T A B L E S ! At NGSTRAND A* REMSEN, AR. A. MACKENZIE. umnracTDREas or L O O K I N G G L A S S E S , .P I E R M A N T E L GLASSES, 462 ORAND STREET, Cor. Pitt Street, N E W Y O R K . nov23yl o AT STRAW. One dollar ()l 1.00) per 100 lbs. paid for Oat Straw put up in bundles of 10 lbs each. At the KINGS COUNTY ALMSHOUSE, #ctl2m3 F lubs » , L. -yiLLA G E OF JAMAICA. In tlie Matter of Slielton Avenue. Notice Is hereby given tbat the report of tuteumin t in this matter, required by Section 15 of Chapter 200 of the Laws of 1870, has been made by the Board of Trus tee. of said village, and was this day filed with ths Clerk of said village, and may be examined *n applica tion to said Clerk. Dated, Noveatber 21 st, 1811. Publl-hed by order of the Board of Trustees, Sw PIERPONT POTTER, Clark. IJN I O N HALL ACADEMY. FEMALE DEPARTMENT. Will rs-opcs for tb* recaption of Boudin* and Dsy Scholars, on MONDAY. DEO. 4th, 1871. nnder the di rection of MRS. H. M. FLEURY, Principal. . The Musical Department will be nnder th* direction of Professor P. A. ANDREW, s* long and lavsmhly known t* this community. For terms, etc., ploasc send for circulars, or apply to the Principal or etthor ofthe Trustees. novlt J $ OOK81 For two months we shall sell ear stock of SUNDA5T SCHOOL BOOKS, AMD DOCKS MOB 3?T*©mi A t price* LOWER than EVER. B E SU R E AN D G IV E US A C A L L Thoutndi of Childrens' ssd Holiday Books vary Ohttp 10.0 0 0 B ibles s t H a l f P r i c e . N. TIBBALS * BON, novSOmS 87 P ass B ow , Nsw Yoax gU A C O N LIGHT Ono Fire all Winter, usually requires roplanlshtng bat once a day. Bright, cheerful fires, aeen through mica light* all around, g n a t ecohomy of fuel, soft pleasant, bait. The oilfilnal and best self-feeding parlor stove. Made hy NATIONAL STOVE WOSKS, Nsw York And tor rale by their authorised agent* everywhere. 'l nov30m( falrj. A * » GL. .... ( g a m i a ' ' H O M f lS P A C mm ':«4T**>1*« eseinwfosBs* to to ttod.ofe* flsctnrer, t w w u j i , * o i y t t . T>. A jpED lCA T IO N. , ’ \Th»'fit. M*rk* Methodist-Episcopal Obnreb, Rsek- vlllo Ccntm, Long Ialssd, New Yerk East Confsrenco, will he (D. V.) dedicated to the worship of God, oh Sun day, December 17tb. Pranchlng at 10} A M., by Kev. PiB. DcNsmk D. D., of Etafoford, Conn., a t 24 P. H by B ar. James Porter, D. D.,ef Brooklyn,wna s t 71 U .,by Rev. E. G. Acarews, D. D., of Brooklyn. Fezmersndnelghbaring Pastors and yeopla arc so dlilly.larited to he present with us. C. P. CORNER, S . IL DUTCHKR, j I Jp i N E HOLIDAY GOODS IN BICH LACES mi EMBEOIBERIES PL l*co Bet*, Cedlan, Hdkfo.,Barbee, etc. Emb’dBets, Linen sad Laco Bote, Hdkfo., etc. Ribbon Bow*, In Bets fsr bead tod cock, fa tho oewtiads® FlcaFroncb Vaat sml Fancy Geos*; VslcscleaBco Uapce, Obsol. M l t L t o i t o f o t o t o i r , ■ a w . T . ' i t e gg ,t. 07 0 EdSdAtoWAY, Y A R N . itrislti c&zt by c z llc? cspicsa. iaold T t - * — --------------- ' V7ittgiv« • Itc k s S a o - © 0 . M o l o d c c a , giica liasofea)’ji,te ^ 4 jgt-t!ta WsMeaea of ■ * / ■ ’■ ,1 .'V '1 ’ y •' i-. \tf 0HOIOh.BT CUTS OF At NOSTRAND Sc REMSON’S. JJU B B E R COATS AND LEGGIN3 Ot every grade and stylo, from $3 each, upward. RUBBER COATS, TALMAS AND LEGGINS,. with fins Caifiraere face. RUBBER STEAM FIRE ENGINE HOSE. RUBBER LINED LINEN HOSE, th* lightest and most durablo boss tn the world. all rites with brass fittln^iready for nto. RUBBER F I R E COATS, with patent wrist straps. RUBBER ENAMELED CARRIAGE CLOTHS, all widths and thickness. R U B B E R H O R S E COVERS, best quality at price ot poorest quality, RUBBER PIANO AND MELODEON COVERS, lMtb velvet wool snrfoce in green, maroon, and crim- ■on color* ornamented with rich gold or flocked bonder* R U B B E R BOOTS A N D SH O E S , . ofovory style. ( . F O R 9A L E LOW f o r c a s h , BY & C O ., 1 0 M a r s a j r S t r e e t . M ew V o f f k . Cola Agents for the Odorless Rubber Coapzsy. ______________________ ncvtomt JU H T RECEIVED . I O O B a r r o l s ' A p p l e i f i And forfirin hy th* tonel, bnahel or retail. At jl H. BRINOKERHOFF’O. ff-NAWNED FRUITS AND VKGETABtl V l At JNOSTRAND 4k REM •J4AKB NOTICE “ 4 Parch*** yonr Meat* and Turkic*urkics foror call asd examine the Mock a t Hendrick whirs can be fonnd the rimletst varieties B 4 U T f T&aokarlrot SitTOrirt! Be«f, Teal, * > Mutton, Lamb, * | | Pork and S a ^ g e , ALSO, • !'•-■ Has% Sbonlders, \ Bacou, L ard; Etc.. POULTRY constantly ca hand end ta csiss. TUBSIE3 a speciality. Call and ees tSsas, r , « tfAUUlJL J . HENDRICKSON, Jamaica, N*v. 23d, 1871. • , H^OODBUFF’S IMPROVED PAT5&3? , E a r t h DT. CsaTyl a c s n p o e s & oauoa Q b , ^Evc^jrtjiG): ccsT E A tro a if ^ *‘1 '{ u v vy - I.i f '/• t, ; •i t, t v . f. “ i - i -Ia - , F A'. •'■ I1 f ; -v*;- - v ' '>1 ''u' ,iji ■ ; M ■ 'MViJ v 'M--: J* ‘a V-' ■\v / > * r „ ' .Vvi ' <1 ' Si* f t *(* A. - 4i > » r 4 4 1y. - v t f 1 %' t •, t a : Vr- - (f .. J .
