BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
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e john B. COUCH will Lecture at Halls
Buildings Brooklyn this evening for the benefit OF 'hs
Parent Washington Society.


r The Brooklyn people are still talking-whe-
ther gavey not We can scarcely ,e-about the pro
ject OF discovering Long from and erect
ing into independent. State We hope she viii think
twice more of it however before making up her opinion
The Eagle, on this subject says:


The Sun thinks il good joke that meetings should
continue 10 be nei a, Prospect Hill IN fsVor OF AAng
Long Island State. and Brooklyn por OF entry We
hope will not deprive this joke OF its resn Tor the sun
when we inform il tia, understand, from me mol,
vidus upon whom the choice OF the Long Islanders Will
their first Governor that all shinpasters are 10
be banished from the Stale and the manufacturers and
vendets OF them sent 70 Dsvy Joness locker


n B. In answer tc several applications we nsy state
that there are to be Capirls-or Winter IN Brook
.yn, and for Summer At Coney Island