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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-19

We have gone back 10 the reign Of
Henry VIII for one poem, let US now take
a step or two beyond that Of Elizabeth
for by the El,zabeihan age we would not
be understood 10 confine ourselves rigidly
to the Lifetime Of that queen. Here Is
Ben Jonson--"rare old Ben I've will
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AUCTION SALES.
GERMAN OPERA.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

GERMAN OPERA.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
WANTED Observation-Disclosures German Ladies and
w Gentlemen Singers, capable OF deserving the Chorus
Parts of German Operas Ladies and gentlemen
engaged requested call sgnorC Poglaa Pamos
A. c. TUTTLE, Auctone-r.
/ AKGE SALE OF RICH FANCY GOODS PLATED
~ Ware, Rich Ormolu Bronze aud Glass Girandoles and
Solar Lamps Jspanery Cat Glass, French China Ppier Ma
che Goods Rich and Elegant Chinese Fancy Articles &c &c
Jacob f,t will commence the sales OF several extensive
invoices Of rich and goods and useful house furnishing
articles on Thursday Nov 2oth at 10 o'clock at the large
consisting heavy plated Castor with bottles rich silver
mounted Cake Baskets Beef Steak Dishes with Table
and Chamber Candescks do Branches plated Tea and COZ
sets Butter Coolers heavy silver mounted Walters from
TO 20 inches Tea and Coffee Ums Liquor Frames, cut Salts
with plated stands Sugar Bowls with do Toast Racks &C.
JapaneryA which rich Octagon Gothic Victo-
ra Sandwich and Corvex Tea Trays aud Walters Of
Cards Racks sc &c.
GrandoesSuch super and rich Ormo Bronze and
Glass and Sights, various patterns with heavy
prIsms.
Lamps-Consistng OF rich Cut Glass Omou and Brou re
Solar Lamps various and all perfect order
Cut llass-Conssng Of heavy Cut Tum blery Wines, Co
bes hsmpagns aud Lemonades Decanters Water Bottles
ench China-As pure white and richly decorated Tea
Dining and Dessert Services splendid Vases Figures andFan
articles
Also, Ivory Cutlery in SETS Dixon & Sons Brtanni, Ware
bronz Kettles aud Ornaments Paper Mache goods
the whole Of recent importaons and perfect oTdei
Catalogues and goods ready for examination the day pre-
vious
Terms cash in city funds nis 3t-m
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHd.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE

this invaluable medicine has been before the Anne
public is specific and virtues have
remedy in all affections prescribed be within its legitimate
no Unlike many Wanted articles advertised, the Naph
tina Syrup put forth succedenum for every ament,
remedy for every diseases but for its astonishing powers
possessed by other medcament within the Of the
Phamacopaa, in allaying irritation inflammation Of the
its virtues and Alternative and
above all for irs wonderful property Of
And breaking down pulmonary disease when established All
nQurers referred which will be
cheery furnished the Office Of the agency The experience
IF DR. Hastings and recently six Of tvde Lon
Of London are SUFFICIENT Of to convince the m?r
agent ofthat justly dreaded disease fhhsis Pulmonas
Tubercular Consumption. Let despair.
For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, Al
Ami street, and Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET OPP
poste Ludlow New York Price 81 a bottle-six bot
Ties for S. ms I'm je
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CORNELIUS B. ARCHER, City Inspecte
City Inspectors Office. Nov. IT. 1845.

Died,
On Tuesday moving, 18th instant after a lingering
ness, Of consumption, CATHERINE wife of Dennis Gil
lespie, aged 81 years months and So days.
The friends of Mr. Gillespie and the brothers of the
deceased William and Joseph McDougal and their
friends invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence No SO Leonard street, this 10Th instant
O'Clock, p. NJ.
On Tuesday morning 18th instant, WILLIAM, youngest
son of William and Catharne Fulford, aged years and
months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
pectfuly invited to attend the funeral from his fathers
residences No 34l Water street. on Wednesday after
noon, (this day. at o'clock
At New Orleans, It'll instant Capt JOHN G. ROWLAND,
a native of Lyme, Conn., formerly shipmaster from the
port of Philadelphia and for the last Ia years resident
of New Orleans.
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PARTIES

THE SUBSCRIBER most respectfully intimates to the
fashionable public Of New York, that he has established
himself the ornamental confectionery business His
Of many in hi. branch gained in the
ps Of Europe and the United States his superiority Of work
nanship and artist enables him furnish parties and we'd
dmss with Pyramids Temples Of description Ice Cream
Of all varieties Charlotte de Russo Jees and all other
ces belonging to the same profession Of superior Style and
of the horoughres but those ladies who
pleased their orders rely being served without
disappointment, to their satisfaction.
Dinners and suppers attended and experienced waters
provided. l.. LEYPOLDT,
n13 3taw1msrc No 1871 Spring street.
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.


been of general regret that few opporu-
mites offer, that sufficiently attractive young
to draw them from the haunts Of dissipation and vice
into which many fall from want of rational and
srucve amusement. An excellent opportunity now Offers.
which attractions also combining health plea
and information, where gentlemen and
AZ agreeable hour at Disb5ows Riding School toa Bowey
required attend regularly only suit their
The school win be open evening from to
99 o'clock (Sundays excepted)
The School open daily for Ladies' from AM to M
mtrc
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Weekly Report or Deaths.

IN tho city county OF New Tork rom the Uth day OF
Nov. to the 10th day Of Nov. 1875
IS Men; So Women; 50 Boys; IS Girls-Total l76.
DISEASES
Abscess 2; Ane urism Apopexy 6; Bleeding from lungs
q Bronchitis Cancer Casualties, 81 Cholera Infanum
Consumption 32 Commissions, 10; Group, 4; Cyanoss Il
Debility, 2; Delirjum tTsmens 2; Diarrhea Dropsy. q
Dysenery,6 Epilepsy, i Fever Fever, bilious Fever
puerpera /; Fever, rement Fever, scarlet, Il Fever
on Of brair 3; Inflammation Of bowels d Inflammation of
lungs III Inflammation Of stomach 81 Inflammation of throat
fsl.ys pe%a Wer b.hs Peurisy
Age-Under year, Al; Ito years, l6; 10 10; to TO-
0: OTTO 3d. "a 80 to 40, 2 40 to So 49, SO to 60, 49,
60 to 10, 0; 10 to 80, L.
CORNELIUS B. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspector's Office. NOV. IL, lQ45.
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CHEMICAL BALSAM,


REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and
restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach Of art.
Merits OF THE CHEMcL BALsAM OR HAIR INvraoRroR-It
prevents baldness removes Dandr and Cuaneous Scru
keeps the Har in It's natural color and prevents from
lief that beautiful and healthy Restorative Of the Hair il
Will be found on a unequaed Prepared solely by h Pha-
Agents-o. Fish 4 Co. Washington, D. e.; Aver Phelsq,
ngs, Of Tenth and Chessu sts Philadelphia; Rice,
eogsr Of Court and Hqwanrd boston b Brow
er, No l03 Fulton str Brooklyn M s. Fletcher Marebon,
Ulster Co, N Y; " 3, Locarow No 81 beaver street,
Albany John b. WATSON Charleston Hotel, South Carons
Tousey Syracuse, r.; Gorton Anderson, Newport X.
l.; and No 173 Division street, opposite Ludlow n Y.
sp,c
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CORPORATION NOTICE fsale of property for unpaid
Assessments Public notice hereby gwen that sale Of
tion the City Hall Of the city Of New York Monday the
day OF March next at twelve q and be
be sold and that the de allied Of the bs
printed and pubhed in the city Of New York
Street Commissioners Office,
November 18th 1915.
ELIAS L. SMITH,
MIG Tim Street Commissioner.
TO THE LADIES!! TO THE LADIES II!
AIDES having any kind off superluous Clothing
~ dispose Of (either Ladies Gentlemen, obtain
fair cash price for the by sending for the subscriber
MRS. NJ s. COHEN.
p letter through the Post Oice or otherwise will be
punctually attended to. MIG lm.rc
FRESH BORDEAUX PRUNES,
NOW LANDING from the barque Eperv invoice of
fresh Bordeaux Prunes elegant fancy cartoonsfo sale
JOHN DURAND & CO.,
MIG 3tis*m LOT Cedar street.
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cured the stock. Railroad shares more favore in
vestmens with capitalists than formerly and we ex
pect to every railroad divergng from this CITY, pay
ing good dividends, before the lapse OF many years.
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HILLS INFALLIBLE ONGUENT FOR THE


CAN any thsg be more honest Notice the fact that
~ publish certificate commendatory Of the above
unless the residence Of the individual giving append
ed which enables you satisfy yourselves Thy enquiry that
the Ongpent really whstit ppports to bel and understand
ye also that warranted in oil either young old
propey applied to eectuay stay aopecy falling off
of the hair bald eradicate pityrass dan
dru scu and ali civilizations OF the cuce or scap change
red grey hairs beautiful dark color, make the hair
moist, SOFT curly, &C..
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dandru and falling off Of the hair and made
articles for the same wthou: the least benefits indeed
fearful Of becoming bald finally being induced HIPS
lniabe Qnguen am happy 70 say the result wasmost sa-
ed, hair commenced growing, and thicker
than ever was being also soft moist and glossy can
JAMES BLANCHARD, No. 48, Avenue ID.
= Rccollect Hills nfaible Onguent be obtained
only his prineps oe the northwest Of Pine and
ss Broadway VIM II. Carey Co, iss Pearl St; Graham
Co. 70 Water ST VIM A. Grocker maiden lane; Mr. Tho
A. spooner Co, 81 Fulton St; Mrs J. Jordans Fancy
Store SO Atlantic street Brooklyn, L. L. Mr. Errards,
No lis Grand street, u Banzets Confectionery, lst
between Grand and South LIST streets, Wiamsburgh !;
p A Hsrrisk, No Dsayan House. Albany, New YORK;
Baltimore, Md; JOS 4. Trppe, 293 Broad
Market Newark N j.: NJ A. Crazy, AO Merrimac street.
Lowell, Mass lm+rc
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
HDncb.>s - MA. N ~

NATIONAL HOTEL,
.... Washington City ID. T.
'HE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, formerly known
Gadsbys but now generally called Colemans Hotel DE-
sres 70 return has naks to his friends and the travelling
have bestowed UPON him since be opened his establishment
house worthy Of the Of which he has already
ceired 10 liberal a share.
The house having BEEN during the summex thoroughly
painted and rehed Is now ~ first order for the
o. travellers or residents and the proprietor respectfully so
Washington residents during the session OF Congress
ing confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings
polite waters. a COLEMAN
washington City, september, 1915 as 3md&Wisj gb
CHEAP SOAP WORKS.
DEPOT NO. COURTLANDT STREET
Under the National Hotel.
IOHS0N'S Walnut Oil Shaving Soap
do Superior Almond Soap.
do Toilet Soap
All highly scented and prices lower than any other
hcuie Az kinds Of Perfumcry for Barbers Sorekecpes,
e. VAN sCHOONHOyEN.
no lmsr No. 5 Courtlandt street.
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR o. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
vA his friends and the public that his regular
classes open Mondays and Thursdays his private
dwelling e. Eighth Avenue, for giving the
above art Mr. will introduce in his academy all the late
aud fashionable dances including the Polka and
MazuI Quadres and various styles Of Wazng nstruc
tons to pupils and classes fixed hour
their residences at Mr. Bs morning class will be formed
"a ladies
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PTTOTTNG

=
kSR OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot between the port OF N
9 York and all the Eastern ports to Boston, Sag HaIbor
fuNew London, Stonngton, Newport, Providence New
Bedford Nantucket Shoals and parts far East
OF Beekman and Water street. or to Adams Express, Boston
three days before wanted.
NBTakes charge as Master If required Satisfactory re-
ference, &c, NC. MID 2w.mc
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PARK y'HEATixE.
THIRD OPERA NIGHT.
"wednesday Evening, November 18th,
Will be performed the Opera Of
- LUCY OF LAMMERMOOR
fsdgaT havsnswood ........ NJ. Gardner
toi. Henry Ashton Mr.. brongh
La Polka, by the two Miss VaIIees
To conclude with,
THE WEDDING DAY.
isoIu nakelano. De walden
Auam contest. bland
pr;.. lazy Lohees. Mrs Dianu
q cents. - ''
Door. 81 O'clock sad Curtain wlrse precisely
6OWERY THEATRH.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
"Wednesday Evening, November 10Th,
= The performances to commence with
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY
Lucy. Mrs Sergeant
WIFE FOR DAY.
Nathan tucker. ....................M Mr. Hill
Angelique... II; =. Mrs Sergeant
To conclude with
UGOLINO.
Count Cgonno X Scott
<ihseiica. Mrs fhliips
Ri and Gallery, IN cents.
Doors will open at half g. the curtain will rise
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NEfTLY Furnished Parlor and Bedroom for gentle.
"A or without breakfast and Also, two attic
rooms-ot .caystrect NIL lwsmc
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1 DANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortes, has
wood and Mahogany Piano Fores kept exclusively for hire
including Grand and Cabinets with six and
the last Fair of the Amer can Institute for in
dton suitable for small church, private family for sale
cheap loan utme Store All Broadway Mandatory A
West 18th IT. 9th avenue. nc Intro
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE.
BOUT 1000 Mexican Scrip, bearing per cent interest
"A per annum and payable in quarterly nstaments for sale
Offers received until the 18th October proAimo addressed
to +. r., 292 Broadway.
Capitalists will find this profitable and investment
s2G
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TEETH! TEETH!

LILA L IL IL
EETH inserted without PAIN and warranted good the
L natural ones, for biting and mastication.
complies double set Of best mineral Teeth on
fine gold plates, $50 90
A set Of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
PRESSURE 30 90
Single Tooth, from 81 90 to 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from IS to 50
By Or JONES Of Canal street and Broadway,
trance in Canal street. nl9 tim
AT A MEETING OF THE CONSTABLEs Of the city
and county Of Mew York held a. the Crystal No22 Grand
called to the Chair, and NATHANIEL H GREEN Of the
18th ward was appointeI Secretary
On notion Committee . 5A EIEss VIZ HIosrrN.
JOSEPH HORN,
THOMAS DUNLAP
EMANUEL JOSEPH,
appointed 70 draft Of the views
ofhe meetng who reported the following resolution which
adoped-Tha this nesting respectfully request the
Courts TO assist IN our efforts to from the above
named Courts all who represent themselves
c,r. thereby protecting the interests of Constable and
The MEETING then adjourned until Thursday evening the 2o
instant, at! o'clock, r. NJ, at IN above named place.
Signed Robert Green, LIST ward,
Hugh Mcclure, do do
Alfred Roach End do
VIM. u. Butler, do do
Alexander Bates, Sd ward,
Samuel w. Hubbard, 5h ward,
William Buckley, do do
Joseph Moon, 9th ward
Thomas Dunlap 9th ward,
Elias D Brewer, It'll do
Peter Westervet, 9th do
Horatio N. Parker, 10th do
Robert Armstrong, do do
john NJ. Rue 18th do
Joseph Horn, iah do
Nathaniel Finch, l4th do
James Hostn, 18th do
q. II. Tomkins, nth do
MAURICE O'KEEFFE, OF the 9TH Ward,
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PISTOL GALLERY

AND SPANKING SCHOOL.
HUDSON having returned from the South, announces
-. to his old friend, and pupils that he will be found at
he will devote his in giving instructions in the noble
Of Self Defence. .
Terms moderate Open during the day and in the evening
ototr
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IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
HAyiNG just received from Europe, with assortment
Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements lot OF
Independent Seconds and double Watches and Move
ents OF an entirely style and of superior nsh tab
business to visit stock which, in every respect will be
found advantageous, both for price and quality
DELACHAUX MARE,
- No l27 Fulton street, New York.
S.-Engaged also the watch making business
nue attend to the repairing Of all kinds Of Watches and
ueua ly those of fine and difficult works. n4 1msm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND JEwELRY.-Those
Nv who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
CHAINS, Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find it greatly their
advantage to call on the subscriber who selling all descr
in the city Gold Watches low $2e and s23 each Watch
to keep good time or the money refunded.
g. Z. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
nl2 ln'rc stairs.
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,(1A | g

GOALS.
HAVE Yard 256 Ezabeth street, and corner Ham,
mersy and Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal low
prces viz $5 for broken IS rs for egg and large
Lehgn and stove IS esceened and
delivered. Also, Liverpool, Blossburgh, sc.
Orders received at the Yard.
Irrk~
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BOWERY CIRCUS.
Boxes IS cents-fit l21S cents-Chdren half price
Splendid Horsemanshp.
Master Walter Aymar-Master Nixon.
Negro Minstrels.
Acrobatic Exercises-Gymnastic Feafs.
Brilliant Cavalcades-Pageants.
Ground and Lofty Tumbline-Vaultng.
Comic Singing, sc.
Performance OUer before IL.
ll9 lrm
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FINE TEA TRAYS AND WATCHES.
SETS rich Gothic Trays ta paterns) at the 10y
price f$5 and Sc per English Patent Lever Watch
$3.50
agents up stairs prices. JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
3tiseodfrc IS John street, n %
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SAINT PAUL.
A N EXTRA REHEARSAL Of this magnificent Oratorio
N will take place at the Coliseum, this evening.
The regular Rehearsal Thursday evening" in the owersa
loon Of the Coliseum.
The Ladies aud Geaemen Of the Association respect
fully requested be present. -
" II. MEIGGS,
MIA 3t-ie 4t6 Broadway.
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ROCKLAND QUARRY.


lanes THOM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging TO Mr. Richard Coe
Carktown, Rockland Co. where and glass manuac-
be furnished with stone for building their
the quality The well known the pub
lie in the above line being used from the upwards
Of seventy years Likewise furnished the rough
any other in use and cent cheaper than any
builders have opportunity Of introducing entire stone
rants and onamentng them with this at cheaper rate
or frost Any individual have opportunity Of seeing The
quarry and sound state after being exposed the
weather Orders received the
Mr. William Young yard corner Of Barrow and Wash
ngton streets, New York. Oct. % 3w-rc
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Wednesday Evening, November 10Th,
Will be performed the Opera Of the BOHEMIAN GIRL
Thaddeus, Mr. Fir, yer; Devahoof, Mr.. Segun; line,
Ms Seguin; Gipsey Queen, Miss Coad Count Arnelhm,
After which will be performed I'd time in America,
Farce called the IRISH DRAGOONS-Mr Brown Sher-
~ Thayeri Mr. Melowfear Eberle; Fizgg, Owens; Mrs
Bloomly, Mrs Mclean.
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NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM,
QY Z. DU BUISSON, A. Man Evening Class is now
being formed No ~ Green Hours Of attendance
and to o'clock By this system the student
able with rapdty and besides acquiring
thorough knowledge of the language with all its diomatc
culiarties, than by any other method.
Further particulars terms &c. will be made known
pcation Mr. Bookhams Select School, No 47 Green,
OF Houston street, between the hours Of A. M and
o'clock r. M. NIL 2wrc
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CONCERTS, SOIREES, NC.
MR. AND MRS COLLINS. (the popular vocalists,D are
IVl prepared TO receive engagements for Conce Soees
&C., during the forthcoming season
Mrs c. acts Pianist and be engaged Tor private
Cotillon PARTIES Further particulars application TO
common Mrs NEWTON Teacher Of the Piano Forte
Sippiu v (irand str
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side perfectly preposterous In the first place would
be impossible to I'LL up the stock and could the
stock be taken would pay the first fraction Of
dividend, railroad could successfully compete with
the magnificent boats that between this city and AL
bany at the rate of at least twenty FIVE miles an hour
carrying passengers at twenty-five cents head being
about sixth Of cent mile. Boats like the Oregon
and Hendrick Hudson can make money at the above
price Of passage, which completely shuts out all oppos
ton for railroads railroad running from this city
Albany take interior route either side of the
rvero the waytravel which at all very
arge. railroad could only command the river trave
during the close of navigation, which averages only
about three months in the year. and from the trade &c
for that short period road thus located would be
PEELED to derive ts income The location of the Harlem
railroad svery favorable for large business all times
from its immediate vicinity, while a communication
with the great eastern lines, would make it Of the
most profitable roads in the country.
There is vast deal of prejudice in the public mind
in relation to this road, but Is rapidly giving way
to confidence. The Encouragement Of past years has
given the road bad character, and we must admit de-
servedly so out is in the hands Of Board Of D
rors equal II not superior, to any other In the coun
try is sufficient to state that Jacob Little, Esq., the
American railroad king president, and his best
ges arc devoted to its The capitalists of New
England have been loudly complimened upon the enter
prise they have exhibited In the construction of the
net work OF railroads that that section Of
try; but there are no ten in Massachusetts, any
other Eastern State, who collectively own largely Of
railroad stocks the gentleman above named Most Of
the large railroad stock owners at the East are also
large real estate and have looked AZ much to the
improvement Of their landed propary as to good diyi
dends from their stock investments but not 80 with our
great railroad king he hes lots of land to improve In
value by the construction Of certain railway but looks
solely the investment for returns and il all times
actively engaged in advancing permanently the value Of
shares Had il not been for his lbsrality enterprise
or Whatever other name II may be called, the
ErieRailroad would have fingered along for, per.
baps months years the capital stock Of the wor
ces,er and Providence of the Worcester and Nashua,
of the Saratoga and Washington and other Rail
road Companies, would. perhaps, never have been
filled for the aid from this source and the stock
OF the Harlem Railroad would not have been nenr ito
value had the Company been under less able
direction New York capital has constructed more rail
roads than New York capitalists have tho credit Of
Nearly one half of tho railroads New England were
originally owned in this city, and the moment they be-
came profitable the Eastern capitalist stepped in and
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AnCh SLkAE4 ~ pklkIArNkG.
PHILADELPHIA.
SrAsE MANAexa.. ..................M MIR H. E. srrvsrs
Fourth Night Of Mr. Woods Engagement
"wednesday EvsninK, November 10th.
The Emperor Napoleon, Mr. FredeIcks St Leon, Wood;
Therese, Mrs Burke.
To conc!ue with LA TOUR DE NEsLE-Capt Buridan,
NIL arris. Marca MrsR ur
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Warrington,

Warrington.
Correspondence Of the New York Herald.l
WASHINGTON, Monday Night, I