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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08
correspondence of the Dispatch.

WAsHISGToE, Nov. D, 1852.
Is the Dispatch now satisfied with the cor
yeciness OF nv prediction ,lative TO the pros
poets in the presidential election through which
ss have just pnssed? Allow me to imagin
50. at all events
IN view of the overwhelming victory they
saye achieved. the Democrats conduct them
sstves in u most becoming manner. Since the
eReiion We have neither seen nor heard of any
exhibition OF immoderase or offensive act of ex-
iRsaa,ion or rejoicing. They cannot but re-
sylce and feel proud of the astounding result,
ani We are truly pleased with the moderation
sbich they exercise towards their political op-
Ppnents, and commend them for it.
The Wings bear their defeat with great equi-
Bfmityi and many feel constrained to confess
p5ih Daniel Webster that hencefoth "the
Wing party will only be know Il in history
The electo:: of Gerritt Smith to Congress
Sbe only nbo!itionst 10 the New York delega,
Bon, is 10 be deplored; but those here, who
SSoess TO know, say that he is sent to Congress
merely TO enable him to acquire Just sense of
ms own bitterness. lie haa, for TOO long De.
md, been impressed With the idea that he WINS
really somebody, who could exercise potent
70 Suence Tor good Or for mischief; but we
East he will be fully awakened to KNOWLEDGE
.: The tact that, 10 the company of gentlemen
Bis presence will prove equally as ioaihsome
rs mat OF his compeer, coadiu,or and nsso-
ssafe, Fred. Douglas.
III appearances indicate any thing. General
YHFce will be relieved of the difficulties and
responsibilities attendant upon the formation
m Cabinet. The politicians are hard at work
30 ans iaoor OF love. The latest ticket, give
81: James Buchanan, Secretary of State. Y
ID. /. Hunter, Secretary of Treasury: F. p.
stanton Of Tenn, Secretary of Navy; Gov.
MARCY, Secretary of War. The Interior and
Josi Oihce departments are under adyisement,
sten' Rusk will probably be assigned the latter.
and Allen OF Ohio, the former.
- ieath mat the Democrats will, on next
thursday night, have torch light procession.
De followed by salute Of one hundred guns.
~ 20 T1nioition ct fire works, and an illumination.
nsI We presume that they who win have
Sht 10 TAU d. and let US all gracefully submit
' popuiaf VIII. HENRICO.
The " Dispatch never doubted the truth
us correspondents prediction. As it had
s'' been tested, however. it objected to its pub
1ea''on' ca the ground of its encouraging one
sA'ty' and dscouragng the other. 1t was,
0e'eiore, not consistent with the course /, had
naked out for itself, and in which it has. thus
sa', persevered to the best of its abilitv-the
Ps's, namely, Of entire neutrality, SO lar az the
essamns CT the paper ave concerned. In his
xss'rsdna' capacity, the editor of the obs
saich' was IN favor OF the Wing nominee. onf
'e'sd ior Tim, though he expressed the obi
son' months ago, that he must be beaten b,
aoS largest mejor'y ever given at presidential
sssss'on Ia this country. But the "Disna,cb
ssss moi NEEDLE with politics farther than r.
record results.
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VERNON ESkRID6s,
Chaplain in the L. States Navy

Hanpton's Vegetable Tincture, By It's mild ac1io= 10
the stomach, liver aud the kidneys viii cure dysPep
STA cough, asthma bronchial and lung afectioa% PaS
III the back, side and breast consumption, scfo'9
rheumatism govt. neuralgia, fstula piles, bowel oV
plants worms. nervous debihty-wth all diseases ~
sing troul impure blood and is the greatest aaak ne
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cestioa'Se
cures.
For sale by O. A. sTRECkER, Main street, go
niond; g. B. JONES 4 CO, Petersburg Va; 10! @as
BRAY, Baltimore: and by Druggists generally
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we speak as TO W Use .lIeu.>
Az ERE EVE SUCH CURES MADE
w by any other Medicine than Ham,

De-
toms Vegetable Tincture!-GREAT MFrI
CAL DISCOVERY With such testimony no ,--r
ger proof can be given, unless it be trial of thus WOO
dertul HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture
Let the afflicted read! read
BARRELLvGLLE, ALLEGASY Co. No
May 4, 1852 !
To Messrs Mortimer Mowbray
Dear Sirs In justice to DR. Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture, | wish to inform you that was taken sirk
on the Sd day of January last with an affection of ina
stomach bowels and kidneys. | was attended he for,
eminent ysCians for more than two months ali to.
tie or no effect. had some knowledge of the gres
virtue III hampton's Tlncture from one bottle Which
my wife had taken two years since.
came to the conclusion that would take no more
medicine from my physicians, but try the TinctUre;
and am happy to inform you had not taken il two
days before felt Its powerful influence upon my stou
ach have continued using the Tincture and am DOW
able to leave my rOom and can eat any common dis
without much inconvenience or pressure my s,0a-
ach.
The afflicted or their friends are dailv visiting me- 10
learn of the great virtue there is in this Tnc,u. Of
Hamptons.
| expect to send you several certificates in lev
days-one especially from young lady who has been
confined to her room twelve months with disease Of
the head, affecting the brain.
Respectfully yours, EW HALL
On the permanency of the cure hear him. Still sa
other letter from the above
BARRELLvfLLE, ALLEGANY Co, Nh,
October l3 1872
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray:
Dear Srs / am happy to inform you that this iaJ
finds me In the enjoyment of good health, by the
your Hampton's Tfncture and the blessing of God. !
enabled to pursue my daily avocations usual ard
have great desire that the afflicted should know TIC
great curative powers of the Tincturs.
am, with respect, yours,
HW HALL
Truth Stronger than Fiction None need Despag
"A Ladys Testimony after hiny-eigh years y
Saferlag!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful m-sl
cine could it perform the astonishing cures mss "
it,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April rs, 1852
Messrs Tyler Adar
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times, rons
my twelfth year; will be fifty years of the sra
ofthis month: the attacks at times severe %
to render helpless; have tried various remedies
to very little effect. Last October was attacked 10
my shoulders, sides back, and hips; could not rss
day or night; could not move any part OF my hofJ
without crying with pain; at this time also tr7ed ma
ny remedies internal and external without receiving
any relief; was last advised to try Hamp,0ns We
setable Tincture; before | had taken one botse o
which felt much better, and continued taking
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and uF
stomach strengthened and revived every way have
taken i've bottles, and much better than eXprc
ed TO be- | intend 70 use IT whenever need x aHn
would recommend il TO the afflicted believing It ne
qualled.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWEhL.
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lar AN COAT sfAhDs.--.ust opebed so, .
III beautiful of the above, OF tronz~d iron, at ex
esefingy low prices. For sale at the House ar.
Missing Store OF GIHTER, l37 Main street
Ao4
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COME AND BIZ CONVINCED, that the

ZONE AND BE CONVINCED, that the
" cheapest goods are to be had at 20l, Brosd g.
The stock 10 large and well assorted and the prices
are such rs will induce all who visit the store topur'
chase some of the cheap goods. Mouselaines, from
10c to the finest French Alpacas at le3 Merinoes
at IS; Calicoes at St and higher Cuffs at % /;
Worked Muslin Sleeves at 27i; Lace Sleeves, work
81 up to the finest embroidered; Fannels In large
variety; Satinets. Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Vest
inrs. Crayats Shirts. Ticking, Manti.las, Gloves,
Hose, Cambria checked striped and Swiss Mus
Inns, &c, &c. If you want bargains, call on
ABRAHAM LEVY. 3r.,
no2 20l Broad street.
UEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Nthe Engineers Office, Staunton till the l4th day o.
Nov 1882 for the Grading and Masonry of fifteen
miles of the Virginia Central Rail Road, extending
from Crawfords, twenty miles west of Stanton 10
Panther Gap, a distance of fifteen miles in mile sec
tons.
Proposals will also be received for hauling the
iron rails, chairs, spikes &c, across the mountain
from Meechum's river, for the road from the west
side to Stsunton, distance of Is miles and also
for furnishing the ties, and laying down the super
structure. Separate bids may be otfe' ed for the
ties.
The ties to be Of White or Post Oak, eight feet
long, hewed on parallel sides to a thickness of six
inches, with face OF not less than eight inches
and the bark taken from the other sides. Proposals
will also De received for bridge of so feet span of
wood iron, at Christians creek also Tor de pots
at WaynesbUrough and Stanton. Plans and pro-
files will be ready from tue 9Th to the l4th Of No
veVnber.
Satisfactory references will be required.
By order of the Board.
T.COLDEN RUGGLES, C. +.
Times Enquirer and Republican. COW oc2
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tntHVUL BUUhS, STATIUNLU - -.
- For sale III the Baptist Bookstore, NO. zoo u.s.
street f,i assortment OF School BOOKS Starr ~
rs, ard Fancy Articles Also, just recsaTe'
nance OF American History, by joseph na s'.s
with numerous illustrations, &c; Edwin 1. r. =.
ieys Practical Treaties on Business also, fFzs -
says, Statistics, MIscellanles, &c An ono, p -
by Mrs. Emily Judson the Days OF o.a7t,
Grace Asuelsr; Memoir OF Alfred Bennett ~ "a
Harvey; Memoir OF George Dana Boaramsn -,
Missionary ~ Burmah, by Rev. Alonzo n. -,
aew improved edition: the Young aans tf ~.
and Guide through Lie to Immortality oy -
Angel James, iih an Introductory ADDRESS,
Thomas Pc VIII, D d Near hor1s, WIN 4
dotes aua numerous Illustrations, by the aaaaoF r.
Peep OF Day; the h0ya Preacher, Lees1'es'
cles.asies, ly JaInes Hamilton, D, D.
Many othe, Books, to, numerous 10 men,os'
CHARLES WoRTHAa.
-, DA,,os'''~~
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r hUJI NEW YORK

4Nk The Steamship City Of r ichmo.a.
VIII leave New York on TUESDAY,
ne 9Th Roseinber al 3 O'Clock. Merchants viii
Sesse ssnd on taeir orders to come by this ship.
snods shipped by this stegnley are csrsfaIly meas
"sl LEE, Agent.
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Rev. Vernon Eskridxe, U. \. n.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, August u, IaF
Sir F. Boush-Dear Sir: While am IN geBera! op
posed to Patent Medicines, caudor cGmpes me 70 stse
that have great confidence in the virtues OF HaznP
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months paS5
have used it in my family, and in dyspepsia lo OF ap
petite dizznsss, and general debility, with entrn ss
cess. So far as my experience extends Therefore,
take pleasure in recommending il 10 the adhered
safe and efficient remedy.
| am, respectfully yours,
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ulu o-)idWiV u MAIL ST, corner I4tn.
HARD EARE.-W > q; q. DUNNAN, NO.
IL 10 Pearl Street, otter for sale, Of direct
Importation, and American manufacture
3OG0 dozen Table Enives and forks, every va
rely
1000 dozen Pen AID Pocket Knives, every vriety
100 do Razors of Rodgers Wade d Butch
er, and Wostenholms manufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
$500 par straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
800 doz Pad, Chest, Closet and Till Locks, as
100 dozen Stock Locks assorted sizes
so do Rim, Knob and Mortice Locks, with
Brass, White ard Mineral Knobs
200 dozen Rowlan6s, Ames' and other makes,
Spades and Snovels
30 dozen Hay and Manure Forks
800 do Curry Combs, of all qualities
500 do Axes OF Eirginia's. Collins, Sim
mons, and others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and tiarche,s
200 Coal Holds, various sizes
2 o Tenders, Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
5000 los MAYORS and MarsbaiPs Cast Steel
square, round, and octagon shapes
1CCO dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size OF Hand Cross-cut, Pit and Mill Saw,
and Flat Bastard
$50 Double and Single Barrel Percussion Guns
part fine quality
500 thousand G ID Percussion Caps
Together with other articles kept in the Hardware
line.
Merchants ard Others visiting Richmond, would
find 1t to their interest 10 give a ca!l-which We
respectfully solicit sea
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MARINE NEW VS..
PORT OF KiE.i NJ t1N0

AkHIVEU,
Steamer Virginia, Teal Philadelphia, andse, R
Rankin.
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"a Oh l 7Z;;;3
GREAT NORTHERN MAI1. RnTTTE-

~ t 80
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
- New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-On and af
ter the LIST of March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules will be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
rnond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P M;
arrive in New York, daily, at 81 A. H., and 81 P NJ
Fare to Washington, lst class seats so
:. D.,.;, "a --.---.-.---.4 90
&c ID " NJ M
Between Baltimore ami Philadelphia By rail
road .-.-----.---.3 90
Between baltimore and Philadelpaia, by New ~
Castle and Frenchtown line. so
Between Philadelphia andNew York 3 90
For Let class passengers, and s. on each for ID
class do.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the main Northern Route through
tickets, direct be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company in Washing
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
Clime "a hoursj.-- 80
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 hoIra) -.----.-----..-.l2 50
For through tickets to Washington and Balti.
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
tee.
1t is deemed proper in addition to state, for the
information of passen gers that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore
oy means of which the traveller who, through
business n'nasnrs has hasn DELAYED in Wash.
ington, has 1t always IA power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north OF place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent Of transportation.
OFFICE R., E. & PR. R CO.,
Richmond, Feb. 20 1852.
p S.-Tne Night Train will not stop 20 TAX, In oy
put down passengers, except at the following sta.
tons Cottage Tayiorsville, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Cinney's, Frederick sburg and Brooks
N. BY order Of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe 81 r
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W 40 AXE THE HAPPY.-J. ". RAJ

~ HO AXE THE HAPPY. w. RAN.
W DOLPH has received, Nov, s.
Who are the Happy, or Piety, the only sounda-
tion OF true and sub. tantial Joy; by Rev Water
bury, DD-2jc
Gailan: Tom, or the Perils of the Ocean an IN
tere' ing sea tale-25c
The Forrest, by w Huntington, author of Alban,
Lady Alic" This is love story-l 25
End Series of Leigh hunts Book tor Corner
No 20 Putnam's Library-25
Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi Val
ley, with the original narratives OF Marquette Al.
louez, Membre henepin and Anart4se Dnuay; by
Jno q Shea, with fac sirnile of the newly discover
ed map OF Marcus tte-S2
Confessions OF an Elton Boy, by Chas Rowcroft,
Esq-50c
443 LitelVs Living Ase-l2c
November No Plough, Loom and Anvil
November No London Lance.
Memcirs OF Martha Thompson Sharp, by her pas.
tor, Rev Heinz American Tract Society lsc
Pastors Councils, American Tract Soc!ety-l2
Letters from Senior to junior Physic:ae Am
Tract Socety-6c
irvings Sketch Book, 8vo, fae Few edition, with
pates-S6 no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

FENHE VIkGINlA WORM-kILLER is a safe an d
certain Vermifuge, mild and pleasant to the
taste and every way worthy of the attention of mo.
theirs and others who have children suffering from
care and is confidently offered as preparation up
on which every reliance can be placed as safe and
certain remedy. Prepared by f J PICOT,
no2 Corner ouuosjte the did market
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A COMMON EXPIRES SiON.-They are
"a certainly the most life-!ike Daguerreotypes
eve have seen-sn say persons almost daily, on
visiting our rooms. We endesver to make the
appear natural and lfe.like, in position, expression
and finish, and how far succeed we leave the
pubilc 70 decide; and we are pleased 70 say that
many decide in favor. daily We invite all
who ray wish DagGerreotyPes, and the public in
general, 20 cal! and examine Cur Pictures our Sc
lection OF Cases, France, Lockcts, Pins and prices
and after such examination you think you can be
oalter suited elsewhere. VII think jus, as II ach
Of you If you had patronized us. Unless we
merit your patronage we DO not wish it.
MIhNIS IL WATSON,
Dgguerreo-ypis:s and dealers IA Stock,
35t Main 81, (aansion House. Richmond, and
Sycamore AZ. Petersburg, Va iy3I
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FANCY FUKs.-I would mos, respectfully
Il call the attention of the Ladies. to my assert.
nent OF tancy Furs; consisting OF Black aud natur
al Lynx Mutfs, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
EFT, aud CoDey do. great variety for Missrs and
Children 40; Also VIctorines d. Cuffs. from low
priced to the finest artce.-which | am dispos ed
to sell as low as similar goods can be purchased In
New York
nos John THOMPSON
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~ GkN1N t~ FLCiD.--l receiving fresh
- from the manufacturers, weekly invoices of
Burning Fluid-douhle distilled and considered the
bestin the marke', which am selling to the trade
at northern prices.
no o. A. STRECkER
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD TO
TIE VIRGINIA SPRI'GS WITHOUT
NIGHT TRAVEL-WHICHl ) NOT THE CASE
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-ani still making the
trip in little over and halt days to the Whit
Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond daily, at 81 A NJ; and arrived
at White SulSdur in 2 and half days Atrweek
!y line leaves Stanton for White Sulphur by Natu
raj Bridge on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
arriving at the White Sulphur in the same time
Schedule for Expedition.
Ihose who are willing to encounter some night
travel for the sake of expedition can procure extra
Stages at Stauntcn, leave at a NJ and resch White
Sulphur second day from Richmond at II o'clock
PM
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs
passing the Warm and Ho. Springs, sll 90
Between Richmond and Lexington. 100
do do Stanton. 500
90 do Charlottesville 50
Do do Lynchburg, 4 Sc
do do Culpeper c. House, 4 so
Through Tickets
Caa be obtained to New York and PHILADELPHIA
BY Steamships Roanoke, Virginia aud Philadelphia.
~ +. GILL, superintendent
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'"H FFSStfHTV IfHCIUFe.-TRFAT MF u
CAL DISCOVERY With such testimony no ,r-c,,
ger proof can be given, unless it be trial of tin, Won
dertul HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture
Let the afflicted read read
BARRELLyILLE, ALLEGASY Co. Nh
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NV Doper FOR NoroRIErY.-Our Report

era have furnished with glowing accounts Of what Is
called 81 ATTEMPT 10 ,Ake the life OF the Editor Of the
sstsnic Press. of course by means OF internal ma
chine. shades of Fieschi and Eyed Thompson 70
wins, base uses have you come at lest I, seems from
The story which se have on the unquesonsble suthor
~ the journal thus sough, to be exngushsd that on
the evening of the 18th OF October somebody hired
carriage at the Park ride Fulton Perry thai be de-
INJURED to the charge of half dollar, but agreed to pay
three shings This was Suspicious. The stranger
asked the driver Ii the Satanic office his way and
ifhe would stop there. This was suspicious Also sai
srsnrer gave the driver box 10 deliver a sud oree
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~ Rev. f. II. CHARMS Society


the Church Of the Divine Unity in Broadway near
Prncest for the first In the afternoon aud evening Of
yesterday. The church, which about 1000 per
sons was full in the afternoon and crowded 10 lie ";
uost capacity in the eveninshundreds going away for
want OF standing room within the edhcc. These will
lind the sermon mainly reported in columns this
morning.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS, xrc.. THIS DAY AND EVENING

AausEMENrs. Erc- THIS DAY AND EVENING
pr adv ~ rsearr-Ihe Dukes WaceT MARRIED an -etrd
Nlio'. C,rden-Hariha or the Ttrhmon1 Msrket , -
Wa,,k ThrerIhe Req, DAY HHFy Maa Rir~ns ~ NiaL
Rultons TheAtef-C;y Pohs; MAnefs Wsniedi Ss' ra1 "
Bsipuui'. Maseunf-Thr Last Nal etc.
Ne -ofo.t.n A,-Grand vocal aud Instrumental Conce.L
Crcus-New Eoucs'rsu Fer'of rse ~
Weeds Mnst-e's ~ BrosdWay-CoRceH every r's9h&
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IT, The weather is rather wintryish. Sat
urdsy dsy and night was full OF rain, oSs' mud snd
discomfort Sunday morning was the same but about
noon the clouds departed leaving clear sky ard nigh
and cold winds
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To- A new edition of PARLEY's CABINET
LrBRARy" has been ISSUED by George c. Rand Boston,
contsning twenty volumes Of biography, history an
ecdocs popular science, and the curostes of itcra
turc |, forms a noble tribute to the diligence and
coed Judgment Of its compiler, Mr.. 5. q. Goodrich,
ard richly deserves the wide popularity which il has
attained as valuable work for schools and families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

r GR,y's" POEMS" A neat illustrated edi-
ton of Gray is published by r. Carter & Brothers
Q2mo PIP. 1869
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~ THE CHORAL FRIEyD' is the title
Of a new collection Of Church Music by JoHN ZvNDEL
consisting. in a great measure OF original tunes.
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To A new issue has appeared of Wiley's
edition Of "WALroN's CoMPLErE ANGLER," with
rscy and right iishy preface by the American Editor
Q2mo up 4J9 John Wley)
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BROADWAY RAILROAD PsOJEcr.-The arg'l-
rnen, pro and cor relative the Broadway Esilro'd
project before the Special Committee OF the Board o
Aldermen having tina. matter under consideration
were broueh. TO close on Saturday lat whoa James
r. Whiting concluded his remarks IN oppo tion TO tie
road; in the course Of which he con!endsd thai the
Common Council had no fraschse OF The street, bur
merely held in ,ru.t for public good and consequently
could not grant the monopoly asked ior-sha ere long
,tu more desirable mode OF conveying passengers
might be brought forward; that stesm carriages might
vet be invented which could b. navguted through that
crowded tborOg hare with perfect safety, aud a. other
streets were paved with Rus pavement the sane steam
carriages could be turned to the right and left into the
various branch strsets in the the oani
huses now are He contended slso that the laying down
OF railroad would necessarily destroy the Russ pave.
melt BY tie introduction Of wood TO rest the rail- upon,
while The arch Of the street would be impaired. He
rdeuled the idea Of raising the hose b. any
allow the passage Of the during the prevalence Of
hres sc.
In conclusion, he argued that II the Common Council
shesld decide iha: railroad in Broadway would be
practicable that the Of property in Broadway
who considered that their property would be 80 greatly
injured by the construction Of the railroad ought to
have the privilege Of building Is. 90 that the pronis
hey uashs realize from workisg q would % 's"s