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CHIRTS, SHIRTS, SHIRTS.-We have

SHIRrS, SHIRTS, SHIRTS.-We have
~ just received by steamship Jamestown an as
sortment of the above Goods, so long promised -
Those who have bsen enquiring for them would do
commend the article something genteel, well
made and perfect in fit
In same shipment have some whits Drill
Pants; Alpaca Drsp d'ete, and white Duck Coats, all
in good style, and for few days at least far
nish our custom eTs with the above Goods
Call and examine stock. Anything in the
Summer line will be offered at a really low figure
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
au LILO Main atreet.
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Richmond, July s, 1855.
WEIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
No 20 MAa SrRrET

The Subscribers having bought out the above busi-
ness, and leased the premises for term OF years,
will contin ne the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce frst-rate article OF
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, SC, being deter
mined to use the best materials only, and respect
fnly solicit the patronage OF the friends and custo.
meis Of WRIGHT l. BROS, and the pdblic gene.
rally assuring them that effort their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support.
The business carried on BY the subscribers, for e.
veral years past, at No. East Main street, will be
continued heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support of their nnms-
rous friends and customers, they gratefully acknow-
ledge and return thanks for the liberal avors hitherto
bestowed on them. SIMPSON l. BAGNALL.
N. B.. Orders from the country for Crackers, &c /,
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt at
tention. 8. d b.
A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retu,
thanks to their friends and the public generally iol
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern of Wright Bros, and take great pleasure
in recommending to their confidence and patronage
the new concern Of SIMPSON l. BAGNALL
iv 3-2m WRIGHT BROS.
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nRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
II on hand large and varied assortment Of Spring
fashionable styles which they will from this time
sell at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce
their stock They respectfully invite the ladies TO
call. DUDLEY 4 ,JOHNaTON
jsl rs Eagle Square.
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DICOT'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
Il GINGER.-Fhose dsriripg article that can
be relied upon. and which possesses all the
liable virtues of Jamaica Ginger, and free from all
irritating and insrt matter other properties of in
furious tendency. so common to the ordinary preps-
rations usually sold should be particular to only
GER, which possesses double the strength and vir-
tue of ali other preparations of Ginger, and is sold
at the low price OF IS cts. per bottle place
it in the reach of all. Prepared by
aud f. J.PICOT, Druggist.
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kEPUBLl c AN ...a,,ss

AANNILLE kEPUBLl T. AN D,.s,ps
~ VILE REPUBLiCAN.-lc call the I =, 10 10
of thu public to this most valuable pspef ths re-
large sod rapidly Increasing cirouialien' az 81
Tor advsTsins mot to be surpassed BY any aver
the state. ills found In the hands OF rssS ,ids 81
planter, merchant and meehsnio In tns ~ ssiss
Virginia and in North Carolina. IL otSs .s,..sters
Ii 10 conducted upon the most liberal wlsb
maintaining its own with h,mness. ls. "a thss
Ing to subscribe will leave their names; ~ oaes,
wishing TO advertise will leave thsm m 49,
vhsre fhsv viii ~ Attended to with piempso1
Metropolitan = ~,
N. D.-4o Gentry Rspen ushiss sHvsw
eitys ! eetz NJ sersteeA
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LOOK OUT FOR THE Pop

ca REMOVAL.-The Subscriber
&@A respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the
q store No. 1873, corner of Main and 18th
streets, and Sc we'll known "Allen's Arbourn
where may be found large assortment of every ar
ticls in Saddery Establishment; all of which he
will sell very low. JOSEPH Fl. COLQUIfT,
re O-dH Agent.
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7 AND WARRANTS WANTED-The

| AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
~ highest market price will be paid for 40 90 12o
and $50 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
Scrip; Persons having Warrants or Scrip to sell.
VIII 40 Wen 10 call at WIN. HURLEY'S
Exchange Office, No earl st. Richmond. Va.
~. b'-Persons living in the country are respect.
Iuliy requested to forward their warrants (when
duly asngned) by mail otherwise, and I pledge
myself to them that they shall receive the highest
market price and prompt returns in cash or checks
ie 5-Sm WM uI1pvrv
Tne price OF Warrantsi is huctueting and unsteady.
Al present am paying Sl.l0 per acre.
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OF CO-PARTNER-

n1HSOLUTION OE CO-FAhlNEb-
IL aHIP.-The business carried on In the name Of
VALENTINE, CRENsHAW Co. vas dissolved
nv mutual consent on the Let Inst. -,
An persons having claims against said concern VAL
please present them for payment - soon 90 posn-
Be and those Indebted requested to call st the
store corner Of och and Broad streets ano pay 20
sither Of the uartes the amount OF their accounts
nou dne MANN D. VALENTINE,
ALFRED v CHENsHAW.
.u7-sv MANN 8. VALENTINE, in.
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II pay the above reward for woman purchased
by me of Brick House Estate named HARRIET
MAYO who left my services Ia December laat. She
II bright mulstto, tall and has rather an swkward
and sloven appearance very large features -partic
uIarly her lips, which are almost unnatural. She
has on one OF her thumbs . wsrt
This negro 10 extensively acquainted In Peters
burg, and has relatives both in Richmond and this
For her confinement In jail. or delivery to me in
this city, / will pay the reward.
JAMES E. CUTHBERT.
AN SIS Petersburg Va.
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NHE HUGUENOT SPRIN0S.--Ihe

III subssribsr respectfully announces to the public
that this wsll known wstssns plaes having, sinee
and bsen put into Thorough repair, We: opened TOT
the reception Of visitors on she 2oth inst Evsry
effort yin ss made to svsn NOR, re-, n:a t ne
Mrs.. Tusrrs, Who supsrintsnded the domestic sr.
.Sss:s e e: S. and
gave universal sstisfsction, mas been re-engaged,
and, with corps Of servsnss u oeiesns WHOM an
to the guests The strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin srrsngements 20 % to obyi-
ate and ~ hs Ss
band Of skilful Msseians has been engaged and the
Bali Room, Bowling Alley. Billiard Fables and
these springs place Of healthful and agreeable
The waters are sulphur and chalybeate, and third
combnins the properties Of the oihsr two, which l.
also used In the bsth house. They offer an Assem-
blage Of mild TONES and gentle alternatives whose
rous In which worn and debilitsted frame,
have been submitted to their influences; and their Ell
cheney In the case Of adie. and children has been
The Husuenot Springs are in Powhstan county,
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
whn x
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
Children over and under u years Of age. and SER
$50. '''' DAVID MOORE
SEA BATHIN0-CHE SAP e A X e
~ HALL. HAMPTON, Va e situated within two
miles Of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication 10 had By . neat and eommodious
Omnibus Of the most modern style; also by BeatA
Hacks, &e. The Hall will be open for the reception
Of visitors on the 18th Of May. at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay Of all who may be seeking health
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such - cottages for families play grounds for chill.
dreu, shade trees, &C.; indeed every thing that
sonduce to the somfort OF the visitor.
For health and beauty Of location, this place Ii
surpassed. There 10 daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMA.
rer Day. ;..''...'....'.......Y! w
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HE'LL LIME ATTENTION FARM
- Ehs-l am now prepared to fill all order, ~.
may receive for She'll Lime. For further iofo,m
~ 20-dimc4t Ri io pSS.
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]. s. REESE

HNO FihN UUhNO. MEAICAN GUANU.
J. s. REESE,
n -dgent for Selecting Purc1aaing and Foyioardiuo
rERuvlAs. MEXICAN AND OTHER yARIErIgso
GUANo
ofFlCE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING
Tba .ao-.. BALTIMORE, ND.
Ine ecVersier guarantees 10 furnish the above
and dealers on best term. W eonsuihefs
~ orders forwarded to the above address. will hs
$500 e-eoatca- ie 15-tG eern
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DTaaoLUTTONa &c.

1I6SOLuTION.-Ihe firm Of n. Mo-
DcORMACK co. vas Dissolved on the l2th
81 July last 81 aeresmsns; By Ike Agreements WM:
=. LADD VIII pey al the dsbts due In the namc Of
- ehs eonasyn. WIN. r. LADD,
- so NJ MCCORMACK.
Richmond, 18th Asgusts 1855.
I with pleasure recommend TO my old
fr;euds and customers, my late partner Mr. LADD;
"a feel auite eure he will servo them % well and
sstisfactorilv g. aid the late Of d. Me-
cormsck 4 Go. n. MCCORMACK.
ant
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Z DOLLARS REWARD.--Left

I the premises Of Frederick Anderson, ON the
25th of June last, negro man named F6EDEkICk,
Of low statue about IS years old and Of light com
ulexion, speaks low and stsmmers little when
spoken to. He has wife on Leigh street. near Ad-
ans street. ct Mrs Mary a. Craftons. The above
slate of Virginia, or e25 Ii taken In tn State and
delivered to Frederick Anderson or Ed D. Eacho.
au 3--dts THOS. j. BAaBY.
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EoK sALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
ING SKINS The public are hereby insorn,sd W..
they need not go North to buy these articles AZ ts
uadsrsigaed has them always hand as rood ana a.
fsssory Ga Brook Asenns, oppests Bacon Qusrter
Branch Tavern. J. q T0NEse
fe 2i--dke6la
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.jy IL
x-ssNNE NEW AND SPLENDID
YKgEf POSITION LINE or

x-sSaaE NEW AND SPLENDID
GGEE OsITIoN LINE OF
STAGEs.-fhFough frem Richmond, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Alsxandris, to White
Sulphur snd Sweet Springs, in II days and Salt Sui.
pbur in days.
o. and after the LIST day of July next, We will run
daily line OF four horse coaches, from the terminus
o. the Virginia Central 4ailrosd, to the Rockbridge
Alum springs and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum Warm and Hot Sprin ga with branch
to the Ali-Hsaling Springs,)
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning train
Of cara will reach Rockbridgs Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning st
day light and arrive at tina swset and White Sui
phrr Springs early In the evening.
Having ell new, frat class coaches fresh teams,
seiected with great care and datng drivers
we feel assured we can extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and comfort have
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexsndriu
TO any OF the above named Springs, be obtained
ofany of our agents. who will always be found at this
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished 81 all times, when.
" mySs "~AN & P PopMm
Rates Of Fare in loth the Firginia Central
Railroad, by Harn,Gn End Broaon's Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
70 White sulphur sprlngs...... 90
70 d ealins SPRING. rs
70 f1ot springs. 50
10 SIN springs. 70
To Bath Alum Springs. ...............s.......7 90
70 Woodbridge Alum sprngs.......... ....... 90
Passengers are informed that We have reduced our
rates OF fare as stated above and acling Ii any
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduce It
still lower to suit the times and lohes of the tyoreno
public. HARTMAN sROWN
Yo Proprietors.
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For cid 4,ra !
l. every description, ON Naa or Beast, 0,.,s
spoonful equal to an ounse Of any praup,s.
known. r'a
Bruises and srrsiEs, Ulcers and Fsllou. soaa,,.
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblains, Fresh CT ~
Cramp end letter, stings OF Insects, Wound, ~
the Nails, Inhemed Breasts, Qandular Tumon l.
Back, Swelled Legs and stiffness of Joint,
Warranted to sure, and no damage from srr,.,
to eoids. ~"
Applied to burns at.once, it leaves NO sesr
Price so snd 25 cents bottle
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICY
MOND.

OFFICE removed to the store of Chris
" tian & Lathrop, No. 80 fsa,n n.-In consequence
OF the resgnation of David g. tiraae, VIM II. Chris
tiau was unanimously elected Cashier. The Office
has been removed to the stots Of Christian & La
throp, where deposites W.T.. te resolved, ON which
an interest Of PER cent. VIII BE- paid on all sauna
naming on deposte SIX mrssis or longer, and five
per cent for shorter period.
This institution has been Ia iatenee twenty-sishf
ysars has loaned over eight Eiions of dollars has
no suspended debt; hasnevss lost one dollar or fall
ed to pay any certificate when 6ue.
JNO. THOMPSON President
VIM H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
NH 5--ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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A CARDS. P. SEMPLE bees leave
"A to state that his Diarrhea medicine must net
be clsssed with the large number Of cholera modi
cines, Killers Cordsls Essences or Balsams, sdver
tised by dozens in every paper His something al
them If you a,e affll cted with diarrhes and use
some of my preparation, you will SO any other
If mine can be procured. sold $500 worth of it in
1888 with the understanding that mo cure pay"
and in not a single instance did they come back for
their money. Made and sold by
g. p. SEMPLE, Druggist,
au7 Half square above the Bank.
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60O ENAMELLED CRATES AND

e0n ENAMELLED CRATES AND
OOO TENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES -The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer.
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such square topped Co hic, LIptic. Circle, &c ;
with beautiful rounding Tenders. summer pieces
10, TO match Orders for Crates Tenders, &c, from
town and country punctually attended TO and care
fully packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices, with
the usual discounts off for cash by wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Fonndry, on Main, between 9th
and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
SAMUEL D. DENOON
have for sale large ply of all kinds of ellis,
Il ri my make H-Sun
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has taken an
~ office on the Basin, in the house occupied by
Messrs. kaglspd L Bro, and 2 doors above Messrs
Crenshaw L Co.'s, where he will be pleased to see
his friends and customers. j. b. BRAGG.
jySI-tm*
NHE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
l. BANK will continue to receive Deposites, Oh
which they will pay per cent, PAYABLE semi
annually.
- Office OF Deposit at r. FL. MAURY G Co.
C. WORKMAN, Pres't.
c. SINroN, Treasurer my 2-d2aw&c6 com
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M RNIN G. DELAINE-A few
Ct. stresses still ON band st IA &C. PEG ys.a
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR RTTTsS,

Mr.. b. Ii. JAcKsoN-Dsar Sir: Tbronsss y ~
mentality of friend of mine, was In as aas
to try bottle Of your Btters ThIpIns ~ 9s
me no good 1t would do me no harm sl.ta.
TIED the sams OF morning, hkswl,s NV T', ~
thank God, she found from that TIM r.aasan
must, in justice to myself and vile vs,v n. MI
commend the above Bitters ga han atais
ever tried; ard feeling it nay duty "a tI,s Ha
friend for the sdVice to try th.m, would sts.
those suffering from the first stage OF D. ,~,ss.
not be fouud.n "s"'fN
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CERTAIN CURE sa...-

ali the n .Un1s s.n. Nov. g yOuGaS
tafion n sayipg thar y me .ne day, "a hss
COUGH ELIXIR 70 5. Ssshl IN. ass ~. :
aimor Indispensable. s''' sad . ssss 10
MEs. DAVE Cover Ryxv e. w.
tne virtues Of this msdis;nus er.-ws .skass
s $1,000 its operation in : s aan Ii. S1sss
slolaea spsedY and dssided ~ ~ soasA,
10 kor ssis y Mn. A. 3. DAVIS Ri y I.
ri r,sNs si; L terson L Jseiso. sssssass
:; ~. :. .oe.l.r saa ch.rl.s,1 : "a
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RUNAWAY.

10 UNAWA Az IN JAIL.-There was
III committed TO the Jail OF the City Of Richmond.
a. runaway, on the 18th dsy Of June. 1875, negro
save she 10 the property Of Maria Howard, Of HsnIieo
county, We. Said negro IL five feet seven inches
hrb 81 dark complexion, about 30 years OF sees ana
md red calico bonnet. The owner Of ssid negro y
Re requested to come forward, prove property. PAY
ebsrses and take her away or she with dealt With
"a ne Law directs. JOS 4. 6TARkE, D. D.,
81 a0--Gw For Martin NJ Hpseomb, SerRf.
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WIN. WILDT, JEwELLER AND ENeRA-
~ YER, No 1913 Main street. I'd story, respect
iuy informs the public that he is ready receive
orders for all kinds OF Jewelry and Engravngs-
Also WORK In Hair executed. Gold prepared for
the use OF Dentists. iv I6-Ir,
THE undersigned have this day formed
4 acopartnership for the purpose of writing no
ing lesai Instruments, and copying in all the vsron.
trenches. They consider themselves competent
ton to all persons who may think proper to patron
ize them.
Ohce ON franklin street, between 9Th and 9th sts
In rear Of the residence of John NJ. Patton, ESQ
HUGH II. 9ODDIH,
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE
may <Stn. 1000. yS0-dSm
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rs l00 HAV ANA CIGARS
OOsOOO RETAILED IN THREE
MONTHS.-The subscriber has retailed more GE-
NUINE HAVANA CIGARS in the last months,
than any other establishment in the State of Vir.
gnia. He calls particular attention to the follow
ing popular brands Cabsnas, La JssmiD, La Jacinto
Morera, Diana, Nebsjss, &c
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
American Hotel. corner Main and 18th ats.
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fhey may be found at L. j. flsofis 4 80 80
.. n. Zachrisson's Chas. Mlllso .a.h,a. ssss.sss
BeerS, and Alex. puvaps, Drusiists, EIshno.I y
All orders promptly attended 70. ,.t' y
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pRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
y Democratic PAPER, located in hourishins
Virginia town, and in of the weaithiest ann
largest counties in the State 10 offered for sale pr
vately The paper has an extensive patronas e--over
900 bona de subscribers and large aud profitable
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly iIcfeea Ing For further particulars address
the Editors Of the Dispatch. je Its
/ IGHT BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
~ sALE-A fine one. nearly new n as be
seen at HICKS, AMERICAN STARf.Ea
II 0I4LiNS' EXTRA FLOUR IL lot Of
IL this superior Floar landing to-day, to- W hich
we invite the attention OF dealers
ana CRENSHAW m
EsOR SALE PRIVATELY-Four acres
4 OF Land. on the Stony Run road. one mile and
half from Richmond. The improvements eopsist
Of excellent dwelling with six rooms storehouse
on the road, kitchen. bars. sta bles. DO.
au8 ats r.. CAUTHORN
INFANTS WAISTS. - GOLDSMIT has
- In store con- pete assortment Of IniaAvs Waiat.
sorse vary hsntsoms 70 ne cIoeed opt q leW psees
~ II y. o0hpeMlXe ~ DSua1 =,
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sei II you wish to what coming upon this genera
ton, search the old prophets jeremiah and Isaiah.
what they say about the last days. hope and pray
that you both may live little longer that YOU may see
for yourselves and not another want you to see the
winding up OF this generation This is but the com.
mencement OF 1t. want 10 how the Lord will work
the machine, and how He will bring forth this strange
act, act which has never yet been brought about
since the creation You look upon the saints as an guo
rant people, deuded and led astray by 10 here aud 10
there. Time will tell all things II are such an i'm
moral people, t is strange that the Lord sho aid choose
to bring forth his glorious purposes, ana set up
standard for all nations. conclude that the
best material that He could get to work with.
The true Mormon grit Is pure stuff. II it is not
already 80, 1t is in way to become purified IL has
been In the crucble several times. The Saints coun
seed by the authorities Of the Church to lay store
of wheat enough for several years to come II we can
do 1t and supply the increasing emigration to these val
leys and when the soldiers arrive to kill or drive us oil
viii do great work We have to feed all that come
hungry That is right Indians and enemies all look to
us for bread as well as friends right There Hs
plenty ali the land fruitful the soil is rich that
the enemies covet It, aud think to take 1t
from Good farms in cultivation tho ussnds OF
broke all ready for them when bread gets in the
east This is no fiction They now waiting for the
President to wink, and they on hand He will not
have to crook his finger Walt little and what will
grow out Of 1t. would tell you, but you might think
hard hearted and cruel. II their cup s not full let
them fill it. Babylon must A although she Is great,
and proud, and very dignifed. That viii not her.
There who is greater aud who has set his hand
the second time to the remnant of his people,
and you will see it. Int.
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city Intelligence.

SoFT SHE'LL GENERAL COMMITTEES The Old Mems Gene
raj Committee administration held q meeting last
night in Tammany Hall. There quite full attend
ance The principal business transacted related to the
getting up OF the grand mass demonstration Thurs
day night in honor Of the election of Henry A. Wise
as Governor Of Virginia Among those mentioned
likely to be present at the meeting Mr. Wise him
self, but this is somewhat doubtful The softs appear
TO be in excellent spirits at the result OF the Virginia
election, and determined to make all the political
capital possible out of that event. After the appoint
mept of the necessary committees and the arrangement
OF other details the meeting adjourned.
THE EXTENSION CANAL STREEr.-This work so l,ng
demanded by the public convenience, and so long de-
iayed by private opposition is at length progressing
The street Is to te opened through the block that
faces Broadway to Mulberry street. where i. will inter
sect Walker. From that point Walker street ia to be
widened by the addition of twenty five feet the
northern siee. The houses occupying this space
being rapidly demolished and In few mouths probably
they will be replaced the line of the street by
blocks OF stores behtng wide and business thorough
fare. No municipal improvement of Late years has
added this will add to tie comfort Of citizens
and the dignity of city. 1t will constitute broad
avenue the leland from the Hudson to the East
river, not p straight line formerly pfoposei-for
that was found too expensive from tha cost of the
buildings 1t would 6estroy-but sufficiently direct for
convereuce and intersectng Broadway, the backbone
Of New York. at what for bubcess purposes is likely to
be for many years a central point