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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

Fuss or ALL NArIoss.-Stimulated by the
rrest demand that now in European cities for tas
sn useful and indispensable article OF saes s.5,,,.n9s1
the purchase Of fine fuFs in this country the @
been induced to enter largely isto this efsasl o.
with determination MAINTAIN the repHsstson eS~a
hshment holds Is the r this city for F"noa bes ne
and Economy and having pure a.sed 70 "a ,Ss-
~, go h. can off, advantages this department not 70
be found at any other s'ore N IN. country
PRICES or FVks. ..i..- 1T
ImpcrisI Russian Sable tie set complete inc MaI
Cuff and TppeL from .7tp' " CIV
yey Gpe Hea'es's Bay te sst a f5om 60 n 40
fsas ~. Ne Cns and rippe from ........ co 70 30
f1s Mn c"g aud iippet from 80 60 20
Inc es M Me- CUT snd Tlppet, from to 70
ca. and qippet, rom ............., 25tO 20
Cnfi. s.S Tfrpet from .................. 1910 %
C,fs sns Tppet. from. ...'............ 25eo 10
catf, sra Tppet tom .'.s..... Oto %
American Mini, the Sc, complete, including ,.
Ma q, h. spd Inpet from 'i..'........ sto "a
Ho s,,S'n. s Mva Cs. sn5 Tvps from Ioto s.
Ma ca. and 1,spet fon, 5to 10
'' %nT ca. saS Tppet ...'......... 9to 10
Aresn Lysrr ms =, 2jto s.
b9no1s e., Ca, apa r. ppet tros..... 1Sto n
f, ~set. o .,S ;nn.t lsto s.
Natural q net the set complete, including Mnf, o,
Cufs and TPpet from. l<to IL
Silver Bsdstr, the complete, including MUa, w
xS,.is NIL sucb AZ a Muf Cuff Tppet, Victonne
or Boz ~ a pr0pOrtOnate rate. ,-..,
once Of gTsetes french rass TaT spd Shawl Emporium
No. 36l Broadway, New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

ANTiDolE-AI pcrsous who have iskcu 80 affirm tsaf The
instant The electro reach the ntN ous hnd 20.
the brain oil rain instantly the dseaee from tT'
moment quits he body and he 18th and str-nssi grad1e y
'skes is place. DEPOT, No. lo2 Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

~ BRADY, having received the gold medal
from m, American Institute and aso other prize med'ls
for succession embracing the prle meta Awarded
stae The superiority OF his pictures, but invites public
attention tie superb and unvaed collection OF Dsgnrr
rtotyIca exhibited 40 HE galley No 30 Brc7dwav, corner
OF Fuion-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
JAMS G.. MoFrErr.No l19

CANpELABRAs.-JAMEsG u. MOFFETT, Nos. III
and l2l Pruce-st he's hand splendid AssOrtment Of
Gss Chandeliers Peudents Brackets Candesbras q ran
doles Solar Fluid and Lard Lamps suitable tor private
uansious churches, hotels &C. As j. O. MoFFErI manu-
wboje.e or retail at moderate ices Gas fixtures intro
4uced INTO houses with dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

READ, HoPE, AND LryE.-JoHs EAroS, living
nj the corner Of Main and Watcrss Brooklyn Of large
rume and 20 years q age, before visiting applet
Drs Morn PARKCR atSurrcOn's Hal, Crosby 81 lie
former gentleman telling him, after consultation that ms
dsos pulmonary and too far gone for any medicine
TO be OF the least service Hoping were, Against hop
TOT more favorable result he began taking tNrINGS
Naphiha syrup ind has this writing, used five bottles.
From Of complete emacaton, and consequent cor
responding debility, lac ID now fast TccOyenng express
himself "a f cling quite ges his sleep qni'iy
every night and with appetite, AID withoat sIJs.-
quen disturbance, every kind Of light ioOd Irls case
wei worthy Of note IN proof of tho special virtues o the
remedy asel viz Dr. HASTINGS COMPOUND Syrup OF
Naphths. -
are the General Agents for Dr. H6stiugs IN America 10
whom al orders should be addressed Sold in Brooklyn by
Mrs Havoc. No. LIS Futon-at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
~ Bonaparte was ambitious some SAY he


The feet is he waited to balloon his name.
Brt his course pernicOus-bN no means delicious
To widows and Orpi ans-for blood was ia AIM
Oh. how hcrent "a GUPsFy the wonderful srti4'
Who takes mans life, on plate, III frame.
I'd BE- pa-GLmey-i-t, butLO Bonapartist;
Friend GuRNEY claims patT0nage-A0ncsiysc aan
At hs agI o ont De sucT Gallery No. 81 Bro ,dway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
IYrrprsrIso TO EyEnYOsr.-KSox's assort-

TNTTFE5TTNB
rDent Ia complete ia every particular hN De agtiui
hats for the scasOu COmOTsDe, elegant ana sho
able; lis fsscna ng caps for clldGrn ms su
peror stock Of umbrellas. end hs brilliant and costly display
Of fur have been SURPRISED IN quality style d1ra
tity and cbespness kNOX prides himself upon hs oV
prcs aud we know he sells sufficiently cheap 70 give sltis
faction 10 all who deal with hm. KSoxs salesroon - at
No. ll8 FultOn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
~ AspREws & LAsrHrER, Merchant

HNUNEWN IANFHTEhi
Taiiors have removed from No a3 10 No GH BrosdWay
(Brewsers Marble Buildings bctweeu Houston and iecck-
sr@s where they prepared 10 Furnish articles IL Their
line at Dotice and the fashionable mate
Yials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
TRyrs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co, Flush

ing near New.York offer for sale their usual Asortmoa
with the addition Of many novelties Of at trees for
the orchard and garden, Ornamental trees shrubs and
for the avenue lawn vines for the sPty and
exotic plants for greenhouse culture Catalogues be
obtained At No 60 Cedarst VIII BE- sont by mail 70 all
posira ying applicants inclosing postage stamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
Nrw-YonK CaYsrAL PALAoK.-- EIee

tyes Of correct aud beautiful wood engraving, executed
~ picturesque style suitable for ga2in- page ste fre
ly iour inches for sale by A ". JocTLYN, No 81 John
by ~ pication.
OvLY Or PLAcr.-rh0se beautiful Crayon
Darncrrtotyres for which rho prize iredol Of tho
r e. hns just been awarded taken only by ROOF No
81 broadway Call ard see them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

GAs.-Gas is one of the great improvements
of the sge but those style Cashiers and Sturos Of
,ureror workmanship found the sTest manu-
dIp6f Of ARcHTR WARNER & Co, No SIS Broadway. In
brightness and beauty OF color they suTpase gas Itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

To- GESIy's old and firm friend, the public,
has this season give hs fuI dollar Hats most eapailc
and ca, sfocioy endorsement IL has been aconian race
betwe On his means OF supply and tho urgent demand and
for a te be was barely able keep mp with the popular
rush At preseDt web stocked not only with
Hat OF that elegant and classic model which has won the
general approval bot with notifications Of IT, adnped 10 all
tastes count and az, and sold al the unchanee-
able price Of four Dollars o. nj,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

LYoN's KATUAIRON, FOR THE HAIR, NERVOUS
Hy.r.cur AND TOILET UsE-lt is put up in large hand
some bottles perfectly clean aud exhsles the perfume Of
the most delightful flowers Ladies' try lit costs bl >
cents end far superior 70 eny TucOpherOus LustTe or
InygOratOr. Sold everywhere.
TucNts I,vCg M igi Broadway. Ncw-iOrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

SrAsoSABLE CLoruISo.-It can only he ne

OEAtONhBIE NTVTHINN'"-IV VUII WITI' VV HV-
oeeeary 10 intimate Citizens and Strangers who in
want OF Fall Clothing that their Ctn be answered ny
csng at IN, Clothing Establishment OF III. l.. FOSTER No
n CouIandt street, where every acle m the Cothng and
Quitting department be procured the most favorable
terms.
SECURE A HoME Buy lot (of Fall Cloth
ing) Of SMITH RICE, of No. lo. Fulto ST., and you wall
then be in III condition 10 vote Yourself farm" Su-
perb prices arr e attractions Al the
saue number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

~ The CorazZa Shirts, cut according 10 a
new and patent plan Of measuring the upper part Of the hs
ure have obtained celebrity aaone o! fashion alto
gether unparalleled The nine is coming when no gentle
man will consider his wardrobe complete without set OF
them TO order BY ACArf, No 30 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

~ Those who wish 10 procure their winter
Hats and Furs cheaper than be bought a. any otarr
essbshen in the city Will not ie to cali at tREE hANs
BIO. 70 FultoBs lie Is now selling hs No Siis ies ior
O. So fne Hat for s. and az 80 Ladies will ind his
Furs unequaed in quality variety and chespness Ca and
see bis stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

~ Beads, of every description, for sale by
NJ z. BSOwS,
No. ls6 PcAr-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
Ham DYE AND WlGs.-BArCHELOR' Man

uctory for these articles IS celebrated IN all pert OF the
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig or
Toupee can surely be suited Ills Hair Dye applied q
sure aranteol or sold, wholesale and retail, AZ No Wall
81 Copy the address-beworc OF limitations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

WINDOW DRAPERIES, &c.--kELrY y FER
epsoN No asst BroadWvy aud No. 81 Reodes s. have
hand extensive suck OF French Brccateos Sam D.
Lsnes Worsted D1Inask. Lace and Musin Curtains Gilt
Ounces aud niAnense assortment OF Window Saaies
Ac ali OF which selling iGl - Per cent les Than
any other establishment Examine tie Inducements
ofr hefrp Won purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

CP PETERSON " HUNrHsKYs, No. 379
Brpsaway, OF Whitest, receiving daily rom
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large ard ee
CANT stsck OF Carpetngs sTs sang la hziAacs 81 ,1os
richness OF design and hHSh anything ever of rcd IA thus
Dsfact Many patterns exclusively Own SD be
oand elsewhere Also the rvnowued Worlds far C1rpst
In one entrS pece. 70 which call nnhhe at.antion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

~ Preserve your health and enjoy real com
fort BY wearing the SON elastic aud daraoe sIoc1sSuit
Unaer- nts offered BY RAY ADAMS, importers and
manufacturers OF Hosiery aud Oude-6 armeuS No JSl
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11
Sr1l,so Orr-CoMNrNc,No MoYpAY. Nov. s

your trne As determined 20 close out tia c1're
saool Come one come ala lars, stock choose IRON "
No Ss3 Grand-sI, cOraer Orchard.
PARIS CLoAKs AND MANrILLAs ron NovEN-
nER-Thc subscriber has just cccNcd and il hese ready
for inspection THIs DAY, twelve cases containing KAT
,uSrrd surprisingly beautiful garments, modelled by the
most celebrated Pasian aust Velvet, des C,aSs
Sstip Cnshmerce Ac ell Of which he oters on the os
moderate ternls Gro BuLPiN, No. S6l broadway,
PsIs Cloa&s aud Mantiil8 Emporium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-11

To You've MEN JUST STARTING ~ BUSINrsS.-
OxyFN No Astor House would say that the hes, ioun-
daton OF success 60 he puuciu and never 70 furnish an
article 60 order hch All tst has been promised BE-
frehana This has bees GREENS IN tho Sar bust
noss lie dSsp on;ed customer either IN regard %
~ nnnteiisl sINle or Illnn OF u ANN-N.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

them Miss Julia Bennett, Mr. Walcst, and 9TH
arS The ma nager. in his theatrica al notices IN
tho m Shirt of the Times," (Which he hence
firth discontinues. as he Is TOO modest to c1ltl-
else his own or rival Establishments declares
his " platform" in the following manner a
capital company has been engaged expressly
with view to the performances OF light muslcal
pnrIettas Extravaganzas, and Burlesques, WIN
a dash of fun in them, seasoned always WIFE
GOOD nature These will be varied by the oc,
casional production of neat Comeolet.sS onu
Vaudevilles. in the style Of the light trencn
authors. rounded off by Farces, warranted tc
keep the audience in aroar"
The NATIONAL THEATRE will re open TO-
morrow evening, after having undergone sucn
a cleansing, painting, new carpetlng' anu enn
bellishing, that its most constant patrons W0uiO
scarcely know 1t again. But that is not al
number of new artists, Of no ordinary mefls
have been engaged and added to the vel
known and favorile corps dramatic, and sue
cession of new and attractive pieces Is pro
missed. Mr.. Prrdy never does things by halves
and. siace the renewal of his lease, he seems
determined to show to his patrons that some
things can be done as well as Others" Only
look at the opening bill, and you Will be con
vinced that the manager Is IN earnest.
AMERICAN MUSEUM There seems to b'
no end to the magnetic power of attraction, 0
g Cherry and Fair Star" which is so admir-
abIv presented here All old and young New
York, to say nothing OF the country around
have throneed to see it, and still continue tt
crowd the Museum every afternoon and even
ing.
WHIrNEYs EVENINGS WITH THE ORA
ToRs-Mr. Charles Whitney, as will be see
by our advertising columns, is to give two 0
three exhibitions at Metropolitan Hall, the mrs
ofwhich takes place tomorrow evening. Ml
tI,. ,aAf
where his impersonations of American orator
created considerable stir among the literst
ct cetera We have ne doubt good audience
will welcome his return to his native land
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
Etenns Of the Week.

N1YT John Shintler was committed to prison
for having on Monday night assaulted, stabbed
and finally cut the ear off of Joseph Brown. of
49, Avenue B.
~ William A. F. Pentz, an old resident of
this city dropped dead on Tuesday morning at
his residence.
Ig On Monday morning a boiler burst in
the Sugar refining establishment of Howell,
King q Co., Duane street, seriously iniurinr
SIX men. The explosion was caused by the
negligence of the engineer in not Keeping suf-
tclent quantity of water in the boiler. Three
OF the men INJURED named Doran, Murphy and
Mcbride, died subsequently at the City Hos
pital.
~ A case of bigamy was tried before the
Recorder on Monday, Alexander D. G. Moran,
Mexican Volunteer, being the defendant,
when the second woman TO whom it had been
alleged he was married swore directly that.
though she lived with him, she was never mar.
rled, A clergyman however, swore to the fact
OF having performed the marriage, but the iu-
ry refused to convict him.
Iy@ Andrew Bert, aged 70 years, native
Of Italy committed suicide on Monday morning
by taking laudanum, He had been in ill-health
for some time, and this it is supposed has been
the cause of the act.
W Mr.. James Brown, a resident of Chatham
four corners Columbia county, attempted to
commit suicide on Tuesday evening at the
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

Harris HoTEL.-This popular house,
located in Greenwich street, near Duane, we
understand is to be still further enlarged and
improved. Captain Harris, the enterprising
proprietor has leased the lots adjoining his pre-
sent capacious Hotel, on which he intends to
build an extensive addition, in order to accom-
modate his numerous friends. We are glad to
learn of his prosperity, as we know of no man
in the business who more richly deserves sue
cess. We should be glad to hear that the Har-
ris Hotel was to cover the whole block, as we
know that it would soon be full. Capt. H. is
man peculiarly fitted for his business-gentle-
manly and obliging to all-making every body
comfortable around him. We see that he has
recently enlarged and improved his Restaurant
attached to the Matchmaking it one of the
largest and most elegant places of the kind
now in the city.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

THE LAST DoDGE.-Our friends of the
Quaker City die exceeding hard. The Idea O.
having the Mint removed from their village tC
this city, throws them into periodical spasms
They get very angry, and in their wrath pass
resolutions of wonderful severity. This doni
seem to do any good. They then try to pull the
wool over the eyes of members of Congress,
but this, too, fails them. In this dilemma they
resort to stratagem to save the spoils. The
last dodge we find duly chronicled to this eff
ect: that the Treasurer of the Mint had given
notice that he would exchange three cent pie
ces for gold, and do it free Of cost to the sender
if he was on any of the Express Routes. This
is only a sort of feeler, to see how that dodge
will take. But it won't do, Mr.. Treasurer
You are too late in the day with such small
ammunition.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
MARRIED..

In this city, 14th inst, by Rev H Tuttle CYPRAIAINS
ESSLAMORGAN, of St. Louis, Mo-, to HEBE POWELL
WHITE. daughter of the late Thomas White Of Liver
At Newark N. J., 18th instant by Rev F. 9. Putnam
Dr. r: c. MOFFATT, of Brooklyn, to VIRGINIA BAN
CLAY of the former place.
At Morristown, N. J., 14th inst, VIM. A. COURSEN TO
JANE, daughter of Rev Alfred Chester Of the former
place.
In this city 4th instant, by Rev. Mr. Baldwin THOS
TAYLOR to ANN ELIZA NYE, all Of this city.
wright THOMAS FITZGIBBON to EMMA VIRGINIA
daughter Of the late Eli B. Wright, of this city -
In this city, 18th instant by the Rev. S. Fitch "
MOORE to CORDELIA FERGUSON, both of this city,
this city, 18th instant, by the Rev. R. Trayis Jg
SEPH S5T IL ,0DELL; of this city, to ISABELLA STEW
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

HONOR AND AID TO A PATR1oT The
Anniversary of the Battle of Lexington is tC
be celebrated tomorrow night, at the Apollo
by Grand Military and Civic Ball, for the
benefit of Mr. Asa Holden, soldier of the Re.
volution, now in the 9lst year of his age. Mr..
H. is now living in this city in very INDECENT
circumstances. He will be present on the oc.
casion, and relate some interesting circum-
stances of the war of l776. The affair is got
up by the City Continental Guard, assisted by
a Committee from Brooklyn, Jersey City, &c.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
AN ExcELLEl

AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR
Among the various articles advertised aud used by see
public for beautifying and iavgoratiug the Human A
we know Of no one that hotter entitled to their conn
denoe than K KEL1rNeERs MAGIC FLUID, the astonishing
effects Of which medical preparation are familiar 70 tnou
sands in this city We advise such OF our reaoerS as
have never had opportunity Of judeing Oh i's
ht,ia and axara,ne the testimonials In its favor.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

SPRING BUs1NEss.-We would call the
readers particular attention to our advertising
pages. Business men are crowding their favors
upon us this year to an extent never before ex-
perienced by US. The public are beginning to
find out that it is to their interest to advertise
in papers that reach the people, instead of throw
ing money away in patronizing the old fogies
that only publish papers for private circulation
among few people of the same class. The
Dispatch has a large circulation among all
classes of society-is the organ of no class,
party or creed-and is, therefore, read by every
body. This fact ii is, that makes it so desirable
an advertising medium for all kinds Of business.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

BLxsIAN FIELDs-A few such days a.
yesterday was will put summer garb on these
delightful pleasure grounds. Hoboken will
then be crowded by our citizens, who have for
many long months been confined within this
city of bricks and mortar. Extra boats, we
have no doubt, will be in demand this season,
to convey the thousands who may want to
cross from this city to Hoboken and back
again. There is no one so hopelessly poor as
not to be able to raise four cents-all it costs
TO visit Hnhnkan
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
TrcrNsr m RownvTsm Wa 60

LICENSE TO KoWDYIsM.-W g see It sta
ted in one of our daily papers, that one night
last week Police officer in the discharge of
his duty, arrested at the peril of broken head,
and after receiving black eye-a gang of
rowdies, and locked them up. The next day
it is said, these rufians were let loose again.
unceremoniously by one of our Police Magis-
trates What does this mean Such conduct
amounts to a license to knock down peaceable
citizens, whenever it suits the pleasure of the
organized gangs of outlaws with which our city
is infested flour Police Magistrates consider
the screening ofruffianism as part of their du-
ties, it is but proper that the people should be
apprized of the fact.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
nsg~ AS we were passing through Cath

Ba5@ As we were passing through Cath-
arine street last week. our attention was ar
rested by dense crowd of very respectable
Ladies and Gentlemen standing on the corner
of Catharine and Madison streets, in front of
Messrs. G. g. A. c. Po1LLoN's Six and Sha1ol
Emporium. Supposing murder or some awful
calamity to be the cause of the excitement, we
drew near to learn the reasons, and to our great
surprise, they merely wanted to get in the
store to buy the rich Silks and Shawls which
were wet in extinguishing the recent fire that
took place over their store. Cheap Dry Goods
seem to produce as much excitement as gold
dust, and the Messrs. Poillon seem to be enjoy
ing an extra share of it.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

DR.. GouRAUD.-The fame of DR.. Gouraud's
"Itaan Medicated Soap for softening the skin, and
obitsratng tan freckles, sunburn, chaps etc. grows
greater daily. His Liquid Rouge" for imVarting a
healthy and undetectable color to the cheeks; Lily
White" thousand per superior to all kinds OF
prepared chalk and Poudres Subtitle" for Graduating
superHuous hair are also becoming and nota
Bile every day. He has Hair Restorative" and " In
stantaneous Hair Dye, Of the utmost value His place
is at 81 Walker-street door from Broadway.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

PROPOSED RAILROAD ON STATEN ISL
AND.-A project has been for some time verg-
ing toward completion, under the most respec-
table parties, to construct Railroad on Staten
Island from Stapleton 10 that part of the island
opposite the mouth OF the Raritan river, DIS
tance of ii miles We have no doubt of the
feasibility and profit OF this enterprise, if carri-
ed out, as we presume it will be. There are
numerous reasons why such road would be
thronged, both week. days and Sundays, and as
for freight, every body who has been on the
Rossville boat, during the summer, knows the
prolific lots offarm produce that are yielded VI
from Staten Island to the city market The
line of the proposed railroad runs along thu
south side of the island. The total cost OF thu
road is estimated at $322, 900; disbursements
first year, $4,000; receipts, first year, 1854, 600
The company consists of Board of thirteel
Directors and their officers, comprising some 0
the leading men of the island. The route ha
been surveyed, and an excellent map and re
port published, which can be easily had by an
| one interested.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
AN OLD TUNE TO VRRY New soNo :

AN OLD Tune TO VERY New SONG =
What manner of mau Is Talbot Watts,
Talbot Watts, Talbot Wa Is,
What manner Of man is Talbot Watts,
The man Of Maeneasm?
What can he have in his galley pots,
Galley pots, galley pots,
What can he have in his galley pots,
That cures the Rheumatism
What Is Ii he Goes to cure dgease,
To cure dis ase to cure disease,
What Is ii he does to cure disease,
And drive away all pain7
From all oomplaints to give us ease,
To give ease, to give us easo
From all complaints to give ease,
And msgnetise the brainl
Eioctrifying all the nerves.
All the nerves, all the nerves,
Blectrifying all the nerves
With daring bold assumption.
But his practice never Bwerveg
Never swerves, never swerves,
Thanks TO God. it never swerves
In curing fell Consumption.