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The Mayor and Common Council are empowered to raise, by loan, not exceeding the sum of five hundred thousand dollars, on the credit of the city, for the purpose of erecting public buildings, and for otherwise improving and benefitting the said city-redeemable in twenty years, the rate of interest not to exceed six per cent., and the faith and property of the city shall be pledged for the re- demption of the loans so procured.
COURTS AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Circuit Court and Oyer. and Terminer .- IIon. Ogden Edwards, Circuit Judge. Terms, at the Exchange Build- ings, on the second Monday of April, third Monday of October, and third Monday of December.
Common Pleas .- Hon. John A. Lott, First Judge ; Tu- nis Joralemon, Samuel Smith, Joseph Conselvea, John S. Bergen, and the Mayor of the city, (ex-officio,) Associate Judges. Charles E. Bulkeley, Clerk ; William M. Udall, Sheriff; Isaac Devoe, Coroner ; N. B. Morse, District At- torney.
Courts of Common Plas, are held at the Exchange Buildings, in the city of Brooklyn, on the first Monday of every month.
Municipal Court .- Joseph Dean. John G. Murphy, and John Lott, jr., Justices. Asbury W. Kirk, Clerk. Sit- tings, at the City Buildings, every day.
Masters in Chancery .- Nathan B. Morse, George C. Dixon.
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Examiners in Chancery .- Richard D. Covert, A. D. So- per.
Supreme Court Commissioner .- Nathan B. Morse.
Commissioners of Deeds .- Joseph Dean, Samuel Garri- son, Thomas J. Gerald, John Lott, jr., John Smalley, Henry C. Murphy, Alfred G. Stevens, John Pierce, Wil- liam Ellsworth.
Notaries Public .- Alfred G. Stevens, Benjamin D. Silli- man, John Smalley, Richard D. Covert, James H. Dill, Hezekiah Harris, Daniel Trembly.
Attornies .- P. W. Radcliff, J. B. Clarke, J. Dikeman, G. Farman, J. Greenwood, W. Rockwell, J. A. Lott. C. P. Smith, N. F .. Waring, R. S. Church, HI. S. Clarke, N. D. Morse, H. C. Murphy, T. Eames, J. Smalley, A. J. Spooner, G. Reid, jr., W. A. Greene, G. C. Dixon, J. M. Van Cott, R. D. Covert. H. B. Duryea, J. P. Rolfe. J. Dikeman, jr., S. Garrison, D. Trembly, P. V. R. Stanton.
CHARTER OFFICERS.
Cyrus P. Smith, Mayor of the City.
James E. Uuderhill, President of the Board.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Fisher How, Samuel Oakley.
Second .: R; V. W. Thorne, Jonathan Rogers,
'Third Joshua S. March, Jeremiah II. Taylor,
Fourth Geo. S. Howland, Ephraim Corning,
Fifth Joshua Rogers, Samuel Hartt,
Sixth James E. Underhill, Joseph A. Perry.
Seventh " John A. Cross, Barnet Johnson,
Eighth Martenus Bergen, Peter Wyckoff, Jr.
Ninth George B. Fiske, Charles C. Betts. STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Laws and Applications to the Legislature-Alder- men March, Bergen. Johnson.
On Accounts -- Aldermen How, Oakley, Hartt,
On Streets-Aldermen Underhill, Howland, Jonathan Rogers, Betts, Oakley.
On Assessments-Aldermen Corning, Howland, Ber- gen.
On the Fire Department-Aldermen Oakley, Joshua Rogers, March.
On Police-Alderinen Cross, Corning, Joshua Rogers. On Markets-Aldermen Bergen, How, Jonathan Ro. gers.
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On Finance-Aldermen Perry, Taylor, Thorne, Fiske, Bergen.
On Lamps-Aldermen Betts, Cross, Jonathan Rogers. On Wells and Pumps-Aldermen Jonathan Rogers, Bergen, Betts.
On the Watch-Aldermen Howland, Oakley, Wyckoff.
On Tavern Licenses-Aldermen Taylor, Corning, Hartt, Cross, Bergen.
On Ferry and Water -- Aldermen Thorne, March, Fiske.
On Public Lands and Buildings-Aldermen Hartt, March, Underhill.
On the Hospital-Aldermen Johnson, Wyckoff, Corn- ing.
On Common Schools-Aldermen Fiske, How, Bergen. On Public Cisterns-Aldermen Joshua Rogers, Thorne,
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On Weights and Measures-Aldermen Wyckoff, John- son, Taylor.
Officers appointed by the Common Council.
Clerk of the Common Council-Theodore Eames.
Attorney and Counsellor-Joshua M. Van Cott.
Street Commissioner -- Robert Tolford.
City Inspector-Henry Dikeman.
Treasurer-John S. Doughty.
City Collectors-Charles L. Franklin, Lewis Nichols.
Inspector and Sealer of Weights and Measures-Bar- zillai Russell.
Clerk of the Markets-Isaac Moser.
Health Physician-Isaac Rapelye.
Guagers-William MeDonald, Henry Dean, James Stoddart, jr., George C. Barbarin.
City Weighers -- William J. Hadden, John Morris, John O. Zuill, Joseph Hooper, Isaac J. Bicknell, Mi- chael Trappal, William G. Pease, Joshua Ennis.
Weighers and Measurers of Coal-Walter Barre, Jo- seph Hooper, John Langdon, Joshua Eunis, Micah Jackson, James W. Low.
Weighers and Measurers of Grain-William J. Had- den, Joseph Hooper, Joshua Ennis, John Langdon, Mi- cah Jackson, James W. Low, Otis Pike.
Keeper of the City Prison-Daniel T. Leverich.
Inspectors and Measurers of Charcoal -- Eleazer Tomp- kins, Enoch Walker.
Marshals-Sanford Allen ( First Marshal,) David Far- ley, Elijah B. Jacobus, Platt Powell, Aaron Dexter, John Stoddart.
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Inspector of Pavements-Lewis Applegate.
Printer to the Common Council-Edwin B. Spooner.
Corporation Newspapers-" The Long Island Star," and " The Brooklyn Advocate."
Inspectors of Lumber -- William Foster, Benjamin Meeker.
Inspectors of Wood-David M. Muchmore, William Pettit, John Hammell.
Harbour Masters-William G. Pease, Andrew Tombs, John O. Zuill.
Pound Master-Joseph G. Morrell.
Weighers of Hay-Abraham Burroughs, Allen Lippin- cott, Sylvenus Baker, John Barr, Jesse C. Rowan.
Inspector of Hacks-Samuel Cole.
Inspector of Carts and Sleds-William M. Muchmore. Chief Engineer-Burdett Stryker.
City Surveyors-Robert Tolford, Willard Day, Silas Ludlam, Alexander Martin, Rosewel Graves, Rufus King Paige, Apollos W. Harrison, John Rolfe.
Officers of Common Schools, appointed on the first Tues- duy of February in each year.
Commissioners-Jeremiah Johnson, David Coope, Adrian Van Sinderen.
Inspectors-Theodore Eames, Theodore Dwight, Junr. Ezekiel Ostrander.
Trustees-First District-Seth Low, David Gardiner. John W. Hunter.
Second District-Tunis S. Barkeloo, Leffert Bergen, Albert C. Van Brunt.
Third District-George B. Fiske, John Lott, Jr. Charles C. Betts.
Durch District-Edward Copland, Barnet Johnson, Ethan Estabrook.
Fifth District -Clarence D. Sackett, Gilbert Reid, Jr. In mel Van Voorhis. .
Sich District -- James E. Underhill, Joseph A. Perry, Jacob Rapelve:
Seventh District-Alexander Newman, Austin Ford- lion. J. Sullivan Thorne.
Eighth District -- 1. Van Sinderen, George Hall, Wil- lana Jennison. Jr.
Ninth District-Moses Smith, Levi Hartt, Anthony Korr.
Officers dected under the City Charter.
Supervisors .-- First Seven Wards -- Jeremiah Johnson, Davil Coope, Cyrus P. Smith. John Dikeman, Samuel HI. Moser. Eighth and Ninth Wards -- Martenus Bergen.
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Collectors .- First Ward-Phineas Walker. Second Ward -- William J. Meeker. Third Ward-David B. Baylis. Fourth Ward-Jeremiah Wells. Fifth Ward -- John Kinchler. Sixth Ward-Winant Barkeloo. Seventh Ward-William Jenkins.
Eighth Ward-Ruliff Bennett. Ninth Ward-Isaac Brinkerhoff.
Constables .- First Ward-Platt Powell.
Second Ward-Jacob C. Blachley.
Third Ward -- Sanford Allen. Fourth Ward-William Bennit.
Fifth Ward-Charles W. Pitman. Sixth Ward-Orvil Bissell. Seventh Ward-John Denyse.
Eighth Ward-Ruliff Bennet.
Ninth Ward -- Elijah B. Jacobus.
Assessors .-- First Ward-William I. Hadden, Phincas Baldwin.
Second Ward-George L. Thatcher, Benjamin Mecker. Third Ward -- John Dimon, Frederick Glover.
Fourth Ward-Samuel Shotwell, Nicholas B. Rhodes. Fffth Ward -- William C. Smith, Gilbert C. Baylis. Sixth Ward-William Powers, George N. Mead. Seventh Ward-Cornelieus Van Cleef, J. B. Boerum. Eighth Ward-Simon J. Bergen, John V. Bergen. Ninth Ward-Henry Boerum, Robert Wilson.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer .- Burdett Stryker. Assistants .- Richard Van Voorhis, Charles L. Frank- lin, Peter B. Anderson, Thomas H. Redding, John Leech. FOREMEN. ASSISTANTS.
No. 1. John Van Pelt. Joseph Gillespie.
2. James F. Lewis. George Sturges.
3. Francis B. Stryker. Conklin L. Gable.
4. William Duryca. William Vanderveer.
5. No company.
6. John O. Tassey. , James Runyon. 7. William A. Brownlee. Henry Brandt.
S. Abraham Valentine.
9. George Latham.
George F. Covert. Jacob B. Striker.
10. William Gibnore. John Pearsall,
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11. John Ross. John Sharp.
. 12. William Voris. William Barbarin.
Hook and Ladder .- George W. Corwin, foreman ; Dan- iel A. Robbins, assistant.
Hose Carriage .- William H. Peck, foreman ; Jeremiah Mundell, assistant.
Wardens .- Asbnry W. Kirk, foreman ; Thomas J. Ge- rald, George C. Barbarin; William Cropsey, Henry Hyatt, Henry Taylor, George Bennet, James B. Bach, John C. Bach.
LOCATION OF ENGINES.
No. 1, Prospect n Main street 8, Washington n Fulton,
2, Henry n Cranberry,
9, High n Washington,
3, Middagh,
10, Livingston n Boerum,
4, Poplar,
11, High n East. Market, 12, Wallabout,
5,
6, Pearl c Nutria Alley,
Hook & Ladder Middagh,
7, Front n Bridge, Hose company, Poplar.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.
President .- Thomas II. Redding.
Vice-President .- George C. Barbarin.
Secretary .- Rowland Story.
Treasurer .- Charles L. Franklin.
Collector .-- Jacob Outwater.
TRUSTEES.
No. 1. P. L. Taylor. No. 2. Joseph Platt.
3. Charles HI. Havens, 4. Samuel C. Brower.
5. No company. 6. John O. Tassey.
7. Henry Brandt. 8. George F. Covert.
2. George Latham. 10. William Gilmore. 12. William Voris.
11. James C. Rhodes.
Hook and Ladder .- George W. Corwin.
Hove Carriage .- John W. Pray.
Engineer .- Burdett Stryker.
Worden .- Henry Hyatt,
DISTRICT SCHOOLS IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. ·
No. 1 Concord c Adams. Mr. White, Mrs. Strale, and Miss Bartlett, Teachers.
" 2 Gowanus, Mr. Kimball, Teacher
" 3 Bedford Corners, F. R. Hulbert, Teacher.
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4 Clason Avenue, J. Barnes & Miss Ogden, Teachers 5 No School-house.
6 Bergen n Smith, Mr. M'Kinley
7 Bridge st. near the river, Henry Dean, Teacher.
8 Middagh n Hicks, Mr. Megie and Miss Woodham, Teachers.
" 9 Prospect hill, Miss Leonora Jones, Teacher.
BROOKLYN POST OFFICE --- 68 Fulton Street. Mail Arrangements.
New York Mail, Leaves every day at 7 o'clock A. M. and 1 p. M. Arrives every day, at 9 A. M. and 3 p. M.
LONG-ISLAND MAILS.
North Road, Leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7} o'clock, P. M. Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday at 3} A. M.
Middle Road, Leaves every Tuesday and Friday, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Arrives every Monday and Thursday, at 34 o'clock, P. M.
South Road, Leaves every Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays at 73 o'clock A. M. Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 32 o'clock, P. M.
Flatbush and Fort Hamilton, Leaves every day, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Arrives same days at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Jamaica and East New York, Leaves every day at 73 o'clock, A. M. and arrives at 3} P. M.
OFFICERS OF THE REVENUE, Stationed at Brooklyn.
Capt. Andrew Tombs, Public Store Keeper.
Amos Coles, r
John Marschalk,.
John Van Duyne,
Inspectors.
Francis B. Fitch,
J. M. Waldron,
John J. Manning, Examiner of Coasting Licenses. W. E. Cruger, Weigher.
T. P. Walworth, Guager. A. J. F. Tombs, Samuel Doxsey,
Wm. Whittley, Michael Colgan, James Yates, And. VanOrden, jr.
Night Inspectors-
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OFFICERS ATTACHED TO NAVY YARD.
C. G. Ridgely, Commander.
S. H. Stringham, Captain.
W. D. Newman,
J. K. Mitchell, Lieutenants.
F. H. Ellison, Master.
R. H. Nichols, Acting Master.
Wm. Johnson, Surgeon.
J. H. Terry, Purser.
P. G. Clarke, Chaplin.
E. C. Ward, Professor of Mathematics.
'T. Morel, jr. Teacher of Languages.
Thomas Riley, Gunner.
Richard Van Voorhis, Sail Maker.
Edward Crocker, Boatswain.
Walter Nexsen, Purser's Clerk.
CIVIL LIST.
Tunis Craven, Storekeeper.
Samuel Hartt, Navy Constructer.
Austin Fordham, Inspector.
CLERKS.
Geo. W. Lee, Clerk of the Yard.
Henry J. Willett, Commander's Clerks.
A. D. Ostrander, y
John Acosta, Storekeeper's Clerk.
E. A. Eastabrook, Navy Constructer's Clerk
Joseph S. Brown, Storekeeper's Clerk.
Insurance Companies, Banks, &c. IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE Co. Fulton c Front.
James D. Clarke, President. Wm. Ellsworth, Vice President. Wm. A. Thomson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
James B. Clarke, Abm. Sutton.
Abm. Vanderveer,
Nathan Young.
Wm. Phillip,
Joshua Tolford,
Samuel Smith,
Wm. Hunter, jr.
Losee Van Nostrand,
Alexander Newman,
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Obadiah Holmes,
Joseph Sands,
James Forbes,
John Sneden,
Robert Bach,
E. D. Hurlbut,
Edward G. Miller,
James Van Nostrand,
James E. Underhill,
Cyrus P. Smith,
H. G. Onderdonk.
LONG ISLAND INSURANCE Co-No. 3 Front Street Capital $300,000. Joseph Sprague, President. S. Alpheus Smith, Secretary. DIRECTORS.
Joseph Sprague,
Jeremiah Lamberson,
David Anderson, Samuel Oakley,
David Kimberly,
Frederick Marquand,
Peter Morton,
Geo. B. Fiske,
Henry Young,
James M. Duffield,
Abraham Remsen,
Freeman Rawdon,
John A. Lett,
Robert P. Hicks,
Charles E. Bill,
R. V. W. Thorne,
Charles I. Henshaw,
Stephen Haynes,
Jonathan Trotter,
Geo. L. Cornell,
Geo. S. Howland,
John Steward, jr:
John Lawrence, Charles I. Taylor,
Geo. L Thatcher.
LONG ISLAND BANK-No. 7 Front Street. Leffert Lefferts, President. D. Embury, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
Nehemiah Denton, Whitehead J. Cornell,
Robert Bach, . David Johnson,
Joseph Kissam, Jeremiah Johnson,
John Schenck, John S. Gerritsen,
James S. Clark, Thomas March,
Robert Carter, Nicholas Luquier.
Benjamin D. Silliman, Notary.
BROOKLYN BANK-No. 5 Front Street. Samuel Smith, President. Abm, Halsey, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.
R. V. W. Thorne,
N. R. Van Brunt
Coe S. Downing,
John G. Murphy,
Joseph Sprague,
John Dimon,
Timothy T. Kissam,.
Isaac E. Haviland,
John A. Lott,
J'ames Foster, jr.
Mott Bedell,
Joseph A. Perry,
ATLANTIC BANK-No. 55 Fulton Stree".
Jonathan Trotter, President. J. S. Doughty, Cashier. DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Trotter,
John Lawrence,
Wm. Hunter, jr.
Nathaniel Seaman ;-
Jeremiah Lott,
Lowell Holbrook,
Wm. Rockwell,
William B. Cooper:
WILLOUGHBY BANK-No. 56 Fulton Street. S. A. Willoughby, President .. F. Leake, Cashier.
L. I. RAIL ROAD COMPANY-Office, Hanover n Wall,, New York .. W. B. Post, President. G. B. Fiske, Agent ..
LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
BROOKLYN LYCEUM-Washington near Concord:
Jeremiah Johnson, President. Theodore Eames, Vice Presidents.
Rev. E. M. Johnson, S Theodore Dwight, jr. Corresponding Sec'y. S. E. Johnson, Recording See'y. Josiah Dow, Treasurer ..
Edwin Hicks,
E. D. Hurlbut,
Stephen Haynes,
Henry C. Murphy,
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HAMILTON LITERARY ASSOCIATION-Lyceum Buildings. J. M. Van Cott, President. S. Osgood Putnam, Secretary. J. S. Mackay, Treasurer.
U. S. NAVAL LYCEUM-At the Navy Yard.
Com. C. G. Ridgely, President. Capt. M. C. Perry, 1st Vice President.
Surgeon T. J. Boyd, 2nd do. do.
Purser C. O. Handy, Cor. Sec'y.
Lieut. W. D. Newman, Rec. Sec's.
Past Mid. T. A. M. Craven,
Surg. S. Rapelje, Librarian-
Mr. G. A. Farley, Asst. do.
Mr. G. W. Lee, Treasurer.
BROOKLYN CITY LIBRARY-At the Lyceum. TRUSTEES. Rev. Evan M. Johnson, Chairman ..
Henry E. Pierrepont, Secretary.
Whitehead J. Cornell, Treasurer. LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Henry C. Murphy,
Augustus Graham,
Gabriel Furman,
Abm. B. Baylis,
Richard W. Dow.
CHURCHES.
ROMAN CATHOLIC. ST. JAMES' -- Jay near Tillary.
Rev. John Walsh, Pastor-house opposite the Church. Rev. P. Danaher, Assistant. John Murray, Sexton, 18 Chapel.
ST. PAULS' -- Court Street.
Rev. Nicholas O'Donnell, Pastor. Rev. James O'Donnell, Assistant. - O'Grady, Sexton.
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EPISCOPAL. ST. ANN'S-Washington near Sands.
Rev. B. C. Cutler, D. D. Rector-house 152 Washington- Robert Rhodes, Sexton, 92 Middagh-after 16th Au- gust, 10 Prospect.
ST. JOHN'S-Johnson, corner Washington. Rev. Evan M. Johnson, Rector-house Johnson c Pearl .. Henry Acker, Sexton, Washington n Fulton.
TRINITY CHURCH-Clinton Avenue. Rev. R. C. Shimeal, Rector.
ST. PAUL'S-Pearl near Concord.
Rev. T. S. Brittan, Rector -- house Bridge cor. Johnson.
CHRIST CHURCH-Pacific near Court., Rev. Kingston Goddard, Rector.
ST. MARY'S-Clason Avenue .. .
Rev. Joseph Hunter, Minister.
ST. PETER'S-(African)-Stanton near Tillary .. Mr. Peter Leveridge, Reader ..
REFORMED DUTCH ..
Ist R. P. DUTCH-Joralemon, near Military Garden.
Rev. Maurice Dwight, Pastor-Joralemon n the Church. John Baisley, Sexton, 19 Nassau.
CENTRAL R. P. DUTCH-Lyceum Buildings. Rev. C. C. Van Arsdalen, Pastor-Brooklyn Institute.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Cranberry, near Hicks. Rev. Samuel H. Cox, D. D. Pastor, 80 Cranberry. Robert Howard, Sexton, 66 Poplar.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN- Clinton e Fulton .. Rev. I. S. Spencer, Pastor-house 104 Pineapple. Joseph Miller, Sexton and undertaker, 204 Fulton ..
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN-Jay, corner High. Rev. Wm. B. Lewis, Pastor-house 104 Hicks. Crawford Douglass, Sexton, 105 Sands.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN -- Third Avenue, Gowanus. Rev. R. R. Kellogg, Poster.
FIFTH PRESBYTERIAN-Willoughby cor. Pearl. Rev. Henry P. Tappan, Pastor.
- PRESBYTERIAN-Exchange Buildings. Pastor.
Adrian Van Sinderen,
Daniel Colt,
FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE-Henry e Clark.
BAPTIST CHURCHES. FIRST BAPTIST-Nassau c Liberty. Rev. Silas Isley. Pastor-house Nassau n Liberty. Prentiss White, Sexton, & Nassau.
SECOND BAPTIST-Barbarin, cor. Tillary. Rev. John Beekman, S. S. James Watson, Sexton, Basement of Church.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ..
FIRST M. E. CHURCH-Sands, near Fulton. Rev. Fitch Reid, Pastor. Aaron Kimball, Sexton, 51 Prospect.
SECOND M. E. CHURCH-York cor. Gold. Rev. Edwin E. Griswold, Pastor. Jacob Yerks, Sexton, 153 Prospect. - THIRD M. E. CHURCH-Washington, near Tillary. Rev. C. S. Macreading, Pastor. J. K. Foster, Sexton, 110 Adams.
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AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH-High, near Bridge.
Rev. Wm. Moore, Elder in charge. George Woolley, Sexton, 273 Water.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST-Nassau opposite Stanton.
Rev. Wm. Saunders, } Preachers. Rev. HI. T. Hopkins, S John Deighton, Sexton, 227 Jackson.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Adams, near Nassau. Rev. Frederick W. Holland, Pastor, 211 Adams. George Russell, Sexton, at the Lyceum.
advertisements. HOYT & HANABERGH,
MERCHANT TAILORS. No. 62 Fulton street, Brooklyn. L. DUDLEY HOYT; A. HANABERGH. June, 1839.
GEORGE DREW, Carpet and Mat Manufacturer,
DEALER IN BROOMS, BASKETS, CRADLES. CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, WOODEN WARE, and a variety of KITCHEN FURNITURE, 121 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
FRAZIER & BEERS, (SUCCESSORS TO THOMAS FRAZIER,) Manufacturers of Tin and Sheot Iron WARE IN GENERAL. Also, a variety of STOVES of the most approved patents, 59 Fulton-street. Brooklyn. OF A liberal discount to Wholesale In alers' - REFRIGERATORS, BATHING TUBS, &c ..
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