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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

PROP. WOODS HAIR REsroRATIyE-Ihs testimony
all Who have thoroughly tested thu vhass 81 this es
braisd article H. that It S restore the gray, and The bad.
eradicate diseases Of The scalp, preserve the hair tfOm l
ng and preserve The color perfectly old Age
II pat up both Win and Without sedimont See al
yeftssemsnL Augl
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FOR THE COUNTING ROOM.

DLANK Checks and Notes on all the Bans;
ID Blank hls Of Exchange and BLANK Drafts;
Check Tins, Book Rests, Bill Fles;
Ban ers' Cases, WRITING ID SKIS, Letter Presses;
CopyiuE books, Copying Iak, Carmnr Ink
Bills Of LadLg, Railroad Receipts, r. ncils;
India Rubber, Erasers, Pounce, lnkstands,
Commercial Note Paper, Letter Paper
BiIi Paper, Bill Books, Steel Pens;
Memo Books, Diaries, Post o. boxes;
Bill Heads, Counting House Racks;
Parallel Rales, Quilts, 1old Pens
Propeing Pencils, &c, &c, &C. For sale by
oetl2 BuG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Third night Of the eminent American Tragedian Mr..
GEO &c w. JAMESON. Also, Louise Reeder, the Young
American Actress.
SatUd y evening Oct 13, will be ced Sheridan Knowles
play Of ViRGINIUS, he Rsman Father Yirgnius, Mr. g.
". JamisOn; Virginia, Loui Reeder
To coAclude with the farce of Mr. and Mrs. LILLY
WHITE.
In rehears / IN lcbeth" "UncIe Tom,"&c.
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READ AND BE WISE.

DER known ths Of Nashville aud the balance
ID OF the Human Family hat l. =. FLOwEss 80. al Va
ION street. have just received ne u spec
facit y. kuoEn 70 opticians he sConcaYe Coavex'
Gissses-betrr known ia this eom@0uity BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from BfaIiian sand, which am Wiling 70
sell ~ uabe prevs, blows
Gold Frame, side Temples .-.-............s2 %
Coin Fine silver Frames, Slide remples-.-... 20
sings. 30
As 10 selecting SpecAces profess know az about H.
hAsne paid particular atteaoe that brnch 81 the bu
siness iof The i4si ISeSty years. FLeNkkS,
oeti9-u 30. Al Union 81 Nashville.
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AN ERROR CORRECTED.

LEARN that It is reported in the city tina. there Is
ICE deposited here for sale aud the report is believed
by mani. have plentiful supply, both my Depot No
A. Cherry street. doors abave the Office and
home 10 my Ice Ice than expect be- able
70 sell during the season. TaOMAS BATE.
octIi-twde
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VALUABLE BOOKS,

a \ = "A II \ n II U y n .
W. I. BERRY & CO., have just received
/. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guizoi's History of Civilization. 8v.
s. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. Louginus the Sublime. vol.
8. Dante's Divine Comedy the Inferno pure transla
ton by Carlyle.
6. Tassos Jerusalem Delivered.
I. The Legislative Guide
s. Irvings Life of Washington.
Q. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. Webster's Complete Works. 6y.
IL. Cah1uu's Works. 4 vol.
IL. Naper's Battles Of the Peninsuar.
10. Napoleon in Exe-by O'Meara.
IA. Lascases Memoirs of Napoleon.
Is. Abbott's Life Of Napoleon.
16. strickands Lives Of the Queens Of England VOL
II. Lives of the Princesses OF England.
Oct3
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PERFuNERY.

IUSr RECEIVED supply u Periannery, consisting a.
y Lubin's Kxracf, Coones, Lavender Wser. Bar KUN,
Hair O Bafrys TicopAsFous, hoys hsP-rian Fiuii &c,
Ac. Also assortEent q bstrhrls HAIR d. e, huchns
Hair Dyc-ail warranted genuine, Tor sale ~
J. VI. McGILL.
Ladies' and eentiszens Fusnishlnr store.
ec5 Corner square College st.
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FOR MEMPHIS.

rINHE Regular United states Mail cTr~s1 -
j. Packet, CITY or HUNTSVILLE, ESyINFFgSbESl
WASH. WEAVER Master will leave for
the above and all intermediate ports MONDAY, 18Th
inst, at coek 2. NJ For freight passage apply
board to A. l.. DAVIS, a..
Octl3 A. HAMILTON, ( He'"9'
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XTTF s DAY aavaeQf ne price II cetsso Yarns ard
w selling IL 10, and eests for naaoers 4 md
10s PEI 90 qaaniifies Above 10 bags, snd tins
regulated ~ quantity, - hsFslsfere
Is ". N. GORDON co.
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FOREIGN DEMAND FOR OUR BREADsrUrrs.-

FOREIGN DEMAND FOR OUR BREADsTUFFs.
The French Journals are compelled to admit
that there is deficiency in tile crops of that
country. They have concealed the fact as long
as it was possible to do so-but they are now
unwillingly forced to avow it. The MOniteur
of the Goth Sept, says that the crop will be
one-twelfth short, while the Courier dcs Etats
Unis the French Journal in New York, says
the deficit will be at least one-fourth. In view
of these admissions, and the corresponding
shortness of the crops in Great Britain, and the
cutting off of the supplies from the East, it is
fair to presume that the demand for our bread
stutfs will be much greater than usual. The
prospect is a very good one for prices, fully
equal to the highest that prevailed last year.
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WILL ss 10 lh- highest hiader on Fhurssy shs istl
of Ocicbrr, he resdsess q 10. " bell, ioar me
fom NasiFil he LsbAnQn read, ans Nrgso Nan. Ne
and Chd horse a1 Maaon, tWa Cost AID Calves
and a. u ueu sho1 ard kiieAsa larnlure, AID a. che
property 1nFeyr1 to az ~ dsed 81 Hu.t lacans ~
PIANO. sail dsei dased 5th t4nnaFy asi. and dnll
rexisterrd IL ne kr<sfsfss oesse, book 49,, page
Terrrs uiade knoUh tl,e AZ - sale.
srps5--,lld X D. PAYNE. rrasfce.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

THE ane low water steamboat r. l.. TIL
l. COBB, L. NORTHERN Master viii Z{lIfFHe5
leave for the above ports SArCR saezklE4
DAY, 1.-THE 18TH inst at O'clock p freight or pas.
sage apply J. r. fkafMAN, -,
octIU-td A HAMILTON. Ace4As"
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LNOR SALE-A H0usg AND LffT IA West Nashville.
The ios frons Mclsavoek street 30 eet and runs
and han, sllh stabies, &c. r. A. BALLOWE,
oeis een7 Ag't, No. " Dsaderiek a.
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New LOCOMOTIVE We learn from the Mem
phis Bulletin, that two fine locomotives for the
Memphis and Charleston Road have been re-
ceived at that place from the establishment OF
Norris & Co., Philadelphia. They are the
"Jas Robb" and "Gov Jones, the las. named
of which has been put up as the finest locomo-
tive now on any South western road.
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IA ANTED-iw iah 70 purchase FfFrT LAND WAR
w RAMS, for which vii pay he hghess EaFkes psiee
4. A. BALLowE
aagsa Seal. Arrnt No. ~ Dradcgfct 81
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PLAN TERS' HOUSE,
No "a Corner Of Summer and Deadsriek Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

CIrUATED In the mo- desirable part % TIE City, -
- ard convenient % the Capitol our Rooms ~
equal any the CITY, aud he Table viii BE sup ,f
pled the best. We viii eudeaFor 70 give salts -.
hcsicn al, and soe naeral patronage Prizes ned
crate. MRS. LYON n. b. AKIN.
seplT-1m
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I'VE under way again. sna win be pleased to serve
w hienls Ia any thing they may want IN the Far.
nhure line loctlel GKo0AES, NANCE CO.
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MARBLE! rIaKRIEEl
MRS. GERTRUDE J. CAREY's
ROAEkkDHNG Ann nav SGHn0U

M ILL resume its Session Monday, September t0th
w Circular may BE- obtained application az her resi-
dence, = w. corner Pine aud Feenth streets Phiadep
REFKRsSoss-Rev. n. A. Boardnan, D. d Rev wiiham
Chester, u. d., Rev j. Newton Brown d D. Rev. Henry
Darhng, Rev. q. L. Piatt Rev }. 60d1a MAXWELL Phila
depha
Hon. William L. Marcy, Secretary o. State, Julie p v
Daniel, supreme Court 4. s. Washington city KeV ThOs
H. Skinner ID D., Rev. Joel Parkef, D. D. New York; Rev.
George WOODBRIDGE r. + Daniel Jr., Esq Rich nond Va
Hon. Cave JOnson President Bang Of Tennessee NASH
vile, Tenn A. r. Crozer, Comptroller Nashville, Tenn
sep29-2W~ .
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Stations to Chattanooga.

From Nashville, Lavergne an d
smyrna $500. ........
Mu freeshoro', Christiana
and FOs'eTville .......
" Bellhucsle, Wartrace, Shei-
byville aud Normandy
TuilahOma, Hstill's springs,
Deeherd and Cowan.
Tantal0n, Anderson n d
stevenson ..........
Bridgeport, Shellmound and
Whiteslde ............
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PU BLlCAIlONS
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE COMPLETE.
w. n. BERRY & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIvED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, 12mO cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James p.
W Johnson NJ. A, F. R. s., &c, Author Of Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology, etc, ETC. Illustrated
with lis wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisons we Select,
The Water we Drink, The Odours We Enjoy,
The Plant werelr, What We Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread we Eat, for,
The Beef we OoOS, What, How, and why we Dr.
The sweets we Extract, The Body we Cherish,
The Liquors Ferment The Circulation Of Matter,
The Narcotics We indulge in, Recapitdation,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know OF other work which, within small a
pass well and satisfactorily presents the chemical and
ply astrological wonders which surround and that too in
free from techncaties tn the veriest tyro
IN the science cannot be otherwise than interested and in
structed.
Much scientific information is here presented In con-
densed aud interesting form making volume Of high Prac
teal value.
This work is Of the most valuable that can be given
to the American public II should be in every family, and
in every school and public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which contain an immense amount
Of instructive natter interesting story book.
From the Troy Daily Wing.
1t is adaptd the comprehension Of the unlearned in
technical chemistry well the learned and the
pies useful that it is saying no more than
justice requires to that ought to be in every home
IN the country
Prom the St. Louis Intelligencer.
This is the youth well the grown man-for
the scholar well as the Mechanic and cordially
recommend as not only in high degree valuable for its
solid instruction. but also profitable source of enter
tanment.
From the Louisville Courier
There not essay in these volumes that can fail to
rvetthe attention OF any fond OF reading 1t de-
hghtful book for q family circle. octu
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS.

JUVENILE ARITHMETIC
u INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC;
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
NORMAL SCHOOL SONG BOOK;
SONG BOOK OF THE SCHOOL ROOM;
TOWERS PRIMER;
TOWERS READERS;
DAYS ALGEBRA;
0RI0LE, &C, &C. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
octl3 College Street.
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ANANTEO-As situation Book-keeper or Sales
w man, by gentleman who give the best OF refer
ene-s. Address ~ X. e.. True Wing Once"
oetS-dtf
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q u "a FsVVV n ENh . D q u N
About the half well ,imbersd situated about shree miles O.
nom Palmyra, Tenn the CumberAnd river. 1heSfe
Furnace Is newly bei the S0rk vel executed and bus ~
the direction Of hr. j. l. James practical and wen eu-
Gated iron II j. nof Interior any furnace In the
StAte of Tennessee, and adapted making iron by hot
cold blast with al the necessary machinery for the par.
pose ln good repair The Ore Banks within one nile q
the Frrnaee, and believed BY good Judges 10 e hex.
hausflbie.
TSANs SATISFY thousand aoHars payable In len
monhs IRON the dste Of TIE sale aad the b8ance In one
two snd hres years. scroTng The terms q ths dsc
Possession 10 be gwen ths The sale are
complied with.
Any psrsen who desires re property can - showu
BY ,. o. shAekisfsrd carksEse, b Ihos. Hinson
~ko lives the premises.
eefi3-srwffa J. o SuACKLEFORn, Trustee.
Nashville True whig viii Fsbli.h weekly day %
SALE (fartsrfss CArcEfcls.
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q u n N Y B AG ;

IFY THoUs ND Gunny Bags Of good quality in bales
Il Of $50 bags Received and for sale by
octi0-lmdIrwkw H. 4 b DOUGLAS a co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LARGE invoice Of Pine Surgical and Dssecting Instru-
ments has just been received and for sale snail
advance Eastern cost.
students and Others would 10 vel TO call and examine
the prices and qualify, before making their purchases.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
octi Corner College and UnOn Streets
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DiSQUINIrIoN ON GOVERNMENT.

TooN, NELSON CO., A. Union street,
Would call attention to their stock Of miscellaneous
Books. among which the following
The Works Of John c. Calhoun.
Volume 1: A DIsquisitien On Government and a Dis
course on the Constitution and Government Of the
United States. Vols 2, 8 and & The Speeches Of Mr.
Calhoun, delivered in the House Of Rep esenlat!ves
and Senate Of the United Stats.
Daniel Websters Works vols
BanerOft's History Of the United States vols
Ramseys History Of Tennessee.
New and Complete Gazetteer
OF the United States giving full and comprehensive
Review Of the Present Condition. Industry Resour-
ees Of the American Confsderacy, &c, sc.
History Of Banking;
With comprehensive account Of the Origin, Rise and
Progress Of the Banks Of England, &C, by Lawson.
Practical Treatise on Banking
BY James W. Gibart.
Statute Laws Of Tennessee.
-TOON, NtLSON CO, ~ Union street, will be sup
Piled during the Pail and Winter Eth New Socks in the
various departments Of Literature. octi
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Stations to Nashville.

From Chattanooga, Shelmound,
and Whit eside. mid " IS
Bridgeport, Stevenson, An
dersOn and Tantalon. .... " A.
COwau, Decherd. EStili's
Springs and Iulahoma. IS
Normandy, Wartrace, Shei-
byvie and Bellbucke -. " 80
Foserville, Chrstiana and
MuPfreesborO' ...........6 " q
Florence smyrna and La
vergne .............5" g
Flour the above rates to be shipped I'm lots OF
five barrels and upwards at time, when in less qua
ties five cents per barrel TO be added Flour in
be transported the terms, 200 lbs 10 be rated
charged as one barrel II. l. ANDERSON,
octi3 Suprrntend den
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RROGANS.-5oe cases Thick BrOgans, received to day
IL by JOHN KAMAGE,
Oct4 AZ College street.
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PUBLiC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE
PHGNIx FURNACE

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed me ny Jas A
ID +. James and Rob't buchanan viii sell a. pub =
lie cutlery the 9th Of October next the premises The
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HAIR, TOOTsE AND NAIL BRUSHES
Just received large supply OF Hair, Tooth, Clothes
and Nail Brushes, plain and inland backs. For sale by.
octl2 II. McGILL.
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Our Stock Of Staple Goods very large and complete EN-.
brscIng everything comparable with good and comfort
and very cheap. satin Laine, Wool and Union Dam.ss
with Trimmings 20 mach for Curtains-al low prices
at the METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and So College ST.
oct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

dftufes, met with much 0ppositien, particularly
from members OF the finance COMMITTEES, who 70
gaSded it % an implied condemnation Of taeir man
sgement; and at convenient moment sufficient
number Left the Board 70 compel an sdjournm snt
thing suspicious in su h lodgings, and the Board
OF Education should insist upon the inveatis On
without delay.
A meeting of workiDgmen was held in the Park
last evening. Resolutions strongly condemnipg the
contract system, as legslzed by the city charter,
and denouncing the street sweeping machines
were adopted. Several orid speeches were made
by orators heretofore unknown to fame, and the
proceedings were agree ably diversided by fight
on the platform. Our reporters estimate that about
three thousand people attended the meeting.
The Commissioners Of Emigration CO nuencei a
series OF reforms yesterday they should have con
sumated long ago. They determined TO retreach
their expenditures. and struck from their pay roll
number Of useless employees whese salaries
amounted in the aggregate to nearly thousand
dollars per month. The commission is now 10 debt
to the amount of $4,000, and the prospect tor
iss liquidation is anything but fostering. There
has certainly been grea. carelessness In the man
sgement Of the funds. This Is evident by the fast
that instances Of Encouragement, and perhaps
something worse, have come TO hight on Wards
Island, and to investigate the matter SO ,ret sst
ing of the Board was held yesterday, from which
IT, press was excluded. This il an extraordinary
proceeding, to say TIE least, and mas most susoi-
cious look. Pubicity can never hurt good cause,
though it may ex pose wrong doing. Will the COM
mission explain?
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The United States fgats Potomac, bearing the bread
pr nnsnt o, Com Hram Paudipg comman ling the home
squadron arrived from norfolk as night ana anchored
outside the bar The foIo.iog ia list of her o ,srs
Levin NJ Powell cum IN and ug; james H. Lardner, feet
captain. Lieu'enspts- Meapcth0n Smith. William L.
Hsrpdon, L. b. Ave'y, u Fairfax. Edv. Briniey.
Maxwell woodruff a,g lieutenant. Fless Surgeon
Thos. Dpard. Purs.r-H Hsssei Ceapiain-Mo-
sea b. Chase. Mast-r-Geo Z Morgan. Pat Assistant
surfeors-wm. A Harris, Henry o. Mayo Cs2tsin
Benz. Macombar. comuhpe Mariae Gusrd. second
Lieutenant-Georg+ Graham. C0mmodors's Score
tsry-Gsorps N. Rob,nfon Past Mashipmea-Joseph
$. Sterrett NJ Gsrlapd Iesse Taylor, James G. Max
web, Henry Efben. Micssiomsn-M sicar,, q y Nor
ton, II Dalten Ed p.rd Lea Captains cisrk-Robt..
W. Tuoher Purssrs Ckrk--Henriquss. B5atswain-
Amos Colson. GupDsr--Wm. II. Hamilton Carpenter
-. @ Thomas sslussei-Jss. Ferguson. The +.
comes to New York to reht
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r III IL Il A. + e ~ N E w y
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELeGRAPBS.
From Warrington.
CAUSE OF GOVERNOR REEpER's REMovAL-AMoUHr
OF MONEY IN TIE TREASURY, ETC.

From Warrington.
CAUSE OF GOVERNOR REEpERs REM0vAL-AMoUHr
OF MONEY IN TIE TREASURY, ETC.
WARRINGTON, August l. 1885,
Ny desra'ch announcing the removal Of Governor
Reeder and the appointment of Mr. Dawson in his place.
having been implicitly contradicted in quar-
er think right to assert without that
my original statement 10 entirely correct.
As the public prers and public not agreed regard
ing the OF Governor Rseders removal it must be
recOlected that with The correspondence between him
and Commissioner Many penny covering charges by the
former against G. W Clark Indian AGENT and Clark's
reply all heretofore published, . letter from the
Secretary of State informing Governor Reedsr substan
italy that without satisfactory explanations relative to
his lard transactions Kansas his official relations
with the govern ment must terminate 1t is understood
these explanations were received here q week two
$50, ard, according to teegraphic depatch have just
been published in the West They entirely unsa.
tactory to the Executive; and Governor Rssdes
removal the 2sth af July We presume the letter Of
dismissal and other official papers the subject, viii
shortly be given 10 the public
The amount subject TO draft in the United States
Treasury the 23d ult eighteen million six hun.
dred thousand dollars.
John Wilson, ex Commissioner of the Land Office has
been elected by the managers OF the National Monument
s1ciety their agent.
MIR Wheeler, Minister to Nicaragua and Col. Fremont,
are here.
Judge Minot entered the duses of Commissioner OF
the Iaud ONCE THE morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

THE VIRGINIA HAIR SPLIrTERs AND OuE
HARps AND SoFrs-M WISE CAucHr.-It viii
be remembered that upon the heels Of the Vr-
ginia election the hard she'll democracy had a
meeting here, and tina. the soft shells also had
q meeting OF gloriflcation over the election of
Mr.. Wise. II will also be recollected that Mr..
Wise wrote a reply to the invitation Of the
soft shells, declaring that he was theirs, with
all his head ell his heart, all bis soul, and all
his might" while the poor hards 60: no letter
at all. This snubbing OF the deserted hards
appears to have stirred up the friends Of Mr..
Dickinson in Virginia to demand an explana-
ton of Mr.. Wises letter. His organs have
splitting constitutional Dickinson organ at
Richmond throws cold water over the whole
business in this fashion,
The upsbot OF the whole matter IT, that Mr.. Wire has
only realized the truth OF Whist al the perisacsd
meeiatic editors OF the country have found out long
ago Wa thst the lees a man me oles tn New fosS
soocs The better for his reputation for good an
honesty Tho hates are IN the minority and o. eoIrss
$1,000, ~ nep no one; and the sOfts have such an in
toffsnle stencil Of the Bufslo pstioru, Marcy's
r'esnss, sni the spols aoout t,en, tnst 10 tolcn
,pn' tnhen sts y enlist in their with head and
heart, snd soul and forth i 70 bs horribly sustred
contan inAtei snd 20 sbst honest rrsy sgbt
ior DO o,her reason tnsn being fou, IN bad psoy -
10 svoa me appearances Of evil" Soathero olsn mad
better eep ~ cier Of them Marcy and me soos az
possible with ihtse general r.fections We tate Leave
Of this letter and OF that banon OF the hard sad so
subject, zee trust, forever
When the Virginia bair-spltters give up in
despair the intricate New York puzzle Of hard
shells and soft shells, il lie time for A new
shuttle and deal Of the cards. What say the
hard shellss What says Captain Rynders!
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAD.-
Coroner wilhelm held al inquest yesterday, at the
Hudson River Rsirosc depot upon the body OF William
Fitzgerald, brakeman IN the employ of the Hudson
River Railroad Company, who accidentally killed by
coming in collision ~ith the Workhoase Bridge, iu
he reghborbcod O. Fl. bti.th street rhe deceasej il
appeared vent upon th. roof OF cara a. tuey were
ON their way to ibis city for the purpose taking
the bell cord When the tram passed through the bridge
deaeds head struck the stoDework of the structure
The jury rendered verdict of death by faure Of the
skull, received shove stated Deceased WAS a native
OF Ireland and twenty nine OF age He
> wife and family behind him, ut PoushAeeSse, to Ia
ment his loss.
THE COOPER INSTITUTE AccIDKSr.-CorOnsr wilhelm
held inquest yesterday upon ths bodies Of George
Stanley and Joseph Reed, who-as We announced in
Jeste1days paper-had fallen from the taird story Of
the Coo par Institute at the OF Forrh avenue
and Eighth street where they were employed ~ work.
men. Reed, it seems, died from compression Of the
BRAIN while stanley EXPIRED from internsl injuries
The jury both rendered verdict OF accidental
death. Reed was twentytour years Of age, and was
native OF Ireland, while Stanley was twenty years
old, and was also born in Ireland.