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ThelPoiice commissioners,

oil quo Since our last. issue the old Police
mi on Commissioners, have succumbed, and
the new Commissioners have been fully
-hau installed in their office, the station
houses, property, police force, &C. being
surrendered to them. Mayor Chapman
90 : has also concluded to acknowledge and
$500 act with the new Board This all took
place Immediately after the decision Of
-eib Judge Bartol They knew all the time
-oo,,,t they were acting unlawfully in resisting
!. their removal by Gov. Syaun; but the
temptation to hold on till after the elec-
I ton for the benefit of their party was
too strong Having failed to carry that
biroa efeetioas naEes their discontinue doubly
z:mortifying.
rog sIeengress meets the 1st Monday
in December. -5<
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Masonic.

The Ceremony of laying the Corner
Stone of the new Masonic Temple,
Charles Street, Baltimore, on Tuesday
last, was the occasion of one of the
most imposing displays ever made by
the fraternity in this Country.
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Estate of Ann E.. Bruce, deceased &
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
N scriber has obtained fromth Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Administra.
ton on the Personal Estate of Ann E. Bruce,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said, estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, Otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
CHARLES 4. REIFSNIDER,
r nov22- At Administrator.
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s1-See the advertisement of the
extensive sale of. the Real and Personal
Property Of John T. Haines deceased,
the personal property being added for
the first time this week Sale to Com
mcnce Dec, IL. 1866,
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On Wednesday night Of last week
our + lends in Hampstead had fine H.
Illumination and Torch light Procession
It is also proposed to have one in Finks-
burg on the 1st of December.
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A PROCLAMATION
~ NOR A HfF@laf8
DAY OFPUBLIC TIL ANKSGIvH
4 10 AND PRAISE
STATE OF MARYLAND.


ANNAroLIs, November 9Th, 1864
DY the Providence of Almighty God
I'D People of the State of Maryland by
been vouchsafed another year of prosper
The civil war which desolated so largcsF
ton of our common country. hassbeen ~
ceeded by the blessings of Peace. Oarn
vests have been abundant; labor everysha
actively employed, and aprofitably rewards
commerce resuming its accustomed channa
and opening up new avenues Of producun
wealth; and the incentives. toreplarged %
vigorous enterprize- within our border
peyer so encouraging as at the presents
nheflt. Added to all tbs the, Pestils't
which hung like cloud over this,la
been stayed in its work Of death and des's
ton.
: It becomes ,ps to humble ourselves ~
) People, for the bounties thus so iberalys s
slowed upon us, and to offer our hearuJ
acknowledgement to the Great Author :, y
our being, Tor the protecting arm which ~
been extended over u.s. tes;g..
And let us further, beseech Him, thai
the cultivation of virtue, by brotheriy io' !.
by Christian charity and moderation, Y
honest dealing and submission e. the az
we may continue to prove ourselves wef's
of His Divine Mercy. -,
|. 8. For the furtherunee ofthis object, aas
by recommend to the good people Of w.
Commonwealth, the observance OF HUE
DAY, THE 1wExTY-NINTH DAY OF NoTEss',
INSTANT, as a day of Thanksgiving ~
Prayer, and that they assemble in their
crr,<.f, re, ,,la<.oe. Of xrorcb;, fo humble pnN
selves before God. fEM ~
xr-, GIVEN under my hand kand,
II LIS. Great Seal of theState of aar,e.,yte n.
aSV at Annapolis, this 9th dg u :. md
yember, one thousand eight hradreus a ne
sixtysix. and of the independence u -
United States, the ninety first
III a s5l THOMAS SWANN.
~ By the Governor: ~ -
Jso. NJ. eCAErER, Secretary Of S'a's.
nov22-2t NOD gaa
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= s The "MARYLAND FREE Press, I"
an able Democratic paper lately started
at Williamsport, Nd, by A. G. Boyd,
Esq, is to be published hereafter at
Hagcrstown, Md. s
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p. o. CHANGES IN CARROLL Co.
Baines Wright. to be Postmaster at
Taneytown, and Stephen i. Stocksdale,
at Finksburg, Md, in place of the late
incumbents removed z' ozE@
The Carrollton p. o. has been remov-
ed from Skamberger's to the Store of
Lauver & Bush, at Patapseo Station, on
the Railroad. iafsssi
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p@-We should have stated that the
sale of property recently made by Mr..
George Mourer, at the West End, was
for $500 hot $4,000 as Published.
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r H 4
WESTERN Mp. RAfLRoAD.-At the
election held Oct. 31st. Messrs.- John
NJ. Stevenson, Granville Haines: David
Zeller, Samuel FL. Zcigler, James Me-
Dougal we're elected Directors for the
ensuing year. Messrs. Ne -rubbin and
Randolph are the Directors, on the part
of Baltimore, appointed by the City
Council. .5as i,., e,i:s. a.a o. e..
After the election Capt. Robert IT.
vim, the efficient President for the past
few years, announced his. intention to
decline the Office. Since then the Di-
rectors have chosen Mayor Chapman. as
President. 1t is said that Mr.. p. II.
Irwin, Superintendent, and Mr.. j.. b.
Boyle, Secretary & Treasurer, and Mr..
Joseph S. Gitt, Practical Engineer, are
to be retained in the service of the Com
pany. They are excellent officers, and
it would be difficult to replace ti,em.---
Mr.. Git, we understand, is now locating
the route from Union Bridge to the
Mountain. Matters have been AMIGA
bly, arranged, and We trust there will be
no stop until the road reaches Hagers-
town and Williamsport. s7
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FEsT1vAL.-1hc Ladies of the nj.
L. Church design giving an Oyster Sup
per and Festival at the School Rooms in
the Odd Fellows Hall, Westminster,
on Thursday evening, Thanksgiving
day, for the benefit of NJ. e. Parsonage.
All the delicacies of the season will be
served up. The patronage of liberal
public is respectfully solicited.
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AccIDENT.-Dr. Theodore Bcltz, of
Manchester, by the fall of his horse was
thrown from the saddle, and dragged
about forty yards, on the night of the
18th inst. He was considerably bruised
about the head, and lay for some days
in state of t lpor; but is now said to
be favorably improving.
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sD-The new Legislature of Mary
land will embrace among its members
some of the ablest men of the State
Fot. instance, look at the names of the
House spoken Of for the Speak ership,
viz: Oliver Miller, Esq, of Anne
Arundel; Gen. Edward Hammond, of
Howard; j Judge Carmichael, of Queen
Anne S; Hon. Alexander Evans, of &C.
Gil; Ex-Governor Philip Francis Thom-
as, of Talbot; DR.. Francis =. Phelps Sr.,
of Dorchester, and Hon. Isaac d. Jones,
of Somerset All of these are gentle
men of marked ability aud great expert
ence. in national and State affairs
Five of them have been members of
Congress- lis 4ze
1t is stated that committee of men,
bers elect Of the Legislature, for Balti-
more, city, have had an interview with
Governor Swami, in reference to calling
an extra session of the Legislature and
that the Governor promised to give the
subject proper consideration.
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Local intelligence.

CHURCH DEpIcATIoNr-The solemn
Dedication of st. Johns Church, Vest
minister, Carroll County, Md, will take
place on Thursday morning, the END
lust, at 10 O'Clock. Efforts will be
made to have an extra train from Balti-
more on that day to accommodate per-
sons from that City. nov. o,-3t
CENTENARY MEErfNd.-.fi'here will
be a meeting held at the Pipe Greek
Meth. Prot. Church, ON Sabbath morn
ing, 10Th of November, to advance the
interests of the Centenary cause. Wis
iting members are expected. The pub
lie generally arc invited.
I G T. lScoTT SURHfs,
nov 15,-2t j. T. WARD.
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Oii TIC same uay and; st the same p,,
virtue of an Order of the 0rpham
for Carroll County, the sundero.
Administrator, of John 7. Haiu,, /,
will sell at Public Sale ihg-Sclor;;s \
sonal Property, to wIs,5 81
4 Valuable work EIerse,
two of which are Mares. and one S6-I
them a thorough bred Mare nor "A
by a thorough bred horse; l Colt, gm1
.sa-rr, FOUR Mich cow
s4lS two, of which will have C.s
AAsthe day Of sale. 4 HeiEn, n
ahead of Sheen, = Sows, 0 HogssllSa
L W y CONS,
] Broad-trcad, with Stone Bed, | ID
Carriage and Harness, Sleigh, | Rrs
Machine and Horse Power. wheat IN
Harrows, Furrow Ploughst ShoyelHg
Corn Forks. Hay Carriages Log Ga
Grain Roller, Reaper, with selfnla
tached, Grain Drill, Halter { Cow caI
2 sets Brcccllbands, 3 seHs Front I'd
Collars, Brides and Housings, ,wsaI
Riding. Saddles, 2 Fly Nets, 2 .trnp
Sleigh Bells, Fifth Chain. Jackms.
cross-cut Saw; = Grain Cradles, Hive
Bees, barrel of Cider Vinegar. Aba
Acressof Grain growing, lot Of VII
ltye and Oats, Timothy, and Fhnts
lot of.Potatoes, Timothy, Clover &ssa'
Hay, loo barrels of Corn, l0oD Cla
Rails Il Posts, SO cords of Oak E9v,
a variety of other articles too Ianerogl
mention. Also, ~, aa 80 at,Ss
az Unconstitutional Kitchen Farmtr
consisting in part of Dedsteads; and
ding, Tables. Chairs, Cnpboards. VI
Clock, Bureaus, Chest. Cooking Sie'
Template Stoves: with Pipe complete
of Sheets, Blankets, Corerlets. 1ovcs
= Shot Guns, l Silver Watch, and
other articles, ta1t,es
seS The sale of the Personal Pr
will commence at 9lo clock, A. N.
Farm will be offered at IL o clock, an
sale continued. from day to day until
sold. asa - y '..'s ~.
Terms Of Sale. All sums of.fse !
and under cash, all sums above five
a credit of six months will be glrer
credit payments to be secured by the n
The purchaser or purchasers with OPP
security, bearinsinterest fromthe da! Q
% r.I HASHABIAH HAISESy Adj
.a CRoUT i REIFsNlDER, Attorn
Doy11-ts rs arG8 #.fli y Eesi"
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DEDIcATIoN.-St. Johns (Catholic)
Church, of Westminster, is to be dedi-
Gated to day with appropriate ceremo-
MES. 1t is quite an imposing edifce,
almost Cathedral in its dimensions.
The audience chamber is now finished.
all but the pcws, and is really a magnif-
cent room. The windowssin the rear of
the chancel are of beautiful stained
glass, in the body of the Church of fros-
ted glass, with ornamental pancs at the
top of each. The ceiling-is vaultcd and
highly decorated. There is fine gal
lery for the organ and choir over the
vcstibulc. The brick work of the tower
or steeple is finished, but the wood
work and spire are not to be completed
till another season. 1t is to be 100 feet
in height. The Bell, which weighs
about 1000 pounds, has been suspended
in the tower for some weeks.
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sgSec new Advertisements to-day
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Preaching on Sabbath next, at 10a
A. NJ, by Rev. ID. S.. Monroe. and at
Z +. NJ, by Rev. John HI. Marsh
Thanksgiving services on Thursday
November 18th. at 10z AM.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

TIE CIRcuIr CoURr.-The trial Of
Appeal cases principally occrpie a the
Court for the past week; and they were
net concluded until Tuesday of the
present week.
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THE ADVOCATE.

With the present number the "DEM-
oCRATIe ADVOCATE" closes the first
year of its existence; the first number
having been issued by Mr.. Davis the
Both of November 1865. We desire
our subscribers to remember that the
terms Of payment, at $50 per year, are
in advance; and hope they will attend
to it generally within the first three
months ofsthe second year. Those who
have not paid for the first year can set
tie for the two years together if they
please. Those who choose can remit
by mail We hope all to whom we now
send the paper may not only continue,
but use some exertion to extend its cir
culation, as We hope to make it not only
interesting, but useful to all cur citizens.
As the organ of the National Union
Party in our part of Maryland We hope
it will be able to do good service in the
cause; and for that purpose we would
like to see it in the hands of as many
as possible. So.
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EST RAY !.

Carroll County. to aei :"
II HEREBY certify that Nicholas Benson,
j of Carroll County, brought before me,
the Subscriber, one of the Justices ofathe
Peace in and for said County, this 18th day.
of November, in the year. eighteen hundred
and sixty six, as stray trespassing on His
enclosures, white aud black spotted. made
HOG. with heavy ears, supposed to ,sEA
weigh in and about $50 pounds. =
Given under my hand. 1.,isa & Ea1si1ESza
f.sli ~ = THOMAS. DEMOSS, j. P.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. and take him
away. NICHOLAS BENSON.
H1uy and sell United States and other RI
Securities; also Land Warrants. n
buy Negotiable Paper, Bonds and Judg-l .,Tz
and advance money on Collections.
pay three per cent for Deposites, TO be
d by Government Bonds, and redeemable
e three doors below Bartholow's Hotel, inc
linster, Md. .y; marlb-tf. 4 ha7
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ALSO.

On the same day and st the same III,
virtue of an Order of the orphur 4
for Carroll County, the lundenint
! Administrator, of John I. Haip,,' N
will sell at Public Sale, ScIlwjjs !
sonal Property, to wis;s 81
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B~ Happy the man who can secure
the enchanter's wand, and use it for the
alienation of sickness and pain, and
change the tears of sorrow into joy and
gladncss. The greater part of sickness
originates in. a disordereds function. of
the liver, and a morbid condition of the
blood. Purify the blood and vanishes
like magic, or as dew before the sum-
mer's sun. Bryan's Life Pills is the
most invigorating and purifying medi-
cine known, and should be resorted to
at this season Of the year. See adver-
tisement. nov. St.
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OUrRAGEoUs.-As the Torch Light
procession was passing through town Oh
Saturday night some malignant Radical,
under the cover Of darkness, threw a
stone which passed through corner of
one of the transparcncics. He was pur-
sned, We understand, and it was well
for him that he was not caught. At
the corner of Court Street quite num-
Der of Radicals were collected, who ap.
peared to be boiling over with rage, Or
some other bad spirit. They INDUCED
in various cries and taunts; but, agree
ably to orders, little attention was paid
to them, and they, very pruGently, did
not venture on any thing more than a
noisy exhibition Of their feelings.
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s1G 6ngress meets the 1st Monday
ID December.
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4 Valuable Work EIey,es

two of which are Mares, and one ~
them thorough bred Mare nox "A !
by a thorough bred horse; ! Colt, gsu]
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FIRE WoRKs.-The splendid display
of Fire Works, at Westminster, on Sat
urday night last, was under the skilful
management Of Prof VIM H. KEIsTER,
Pyrotechnist, No. % Boyd Street, West
End, Baltimore, Md, from whom they
were obtained on very accommodating
terms. He made special efforts to sup
ply superior article of all the varieties
used and, under his careful handling,
they made grand exhibition which
added greatly to the eclat of the occa-
sion, and entities him to the thanks of
the many grati6ed spectators. We re-
commend him to public favor in his line.
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W. two Of which will have C.hs|
day Of sale, 4 Heier, N
ahead of Sheep, = Sows, o Hogs llS,
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GOOD TlMsER

UASHABIAHHiIyy,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-13
Malignant Christians.

Some persons pride themselves on being
blunt, or as they call it. honest )" but
blunt people do very little good to others,
and get little love to themselves. The
Scriptures recommend gentleness and kind
ness. There is nothing in all this world Of
ours half 30 mean IS vindictivc and ina
lignant disposition. Yet many Christians
crafty this spirit. and deceive themselves
With the idea that they are rebuking SIM
Christians shonld take heed Of getting fond
Of the work Of rebuking." Such "sp,r-
itual constables" do great deal Of IN sohicf
without inteding it. They are in Church
what very witty and sarcastic person is ir
society, or what telltale is in school and
approximate very closely to that class which
the apostles term "busybodies in other PEG.
pies matters" Such Christians come in
time to be regarded as nuisances in society,
constantly ~ be avoided, and the little good
they may do is thrown away. Our manner
must be tender and winning. The nail Of
reproof. says an old writer, must be well
oiled in kindness beforeit is driven home.
Boston Recorder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-13

livery family al TINS season. should use
SPEER'S SAMRU KG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for its me sicnil and beneficial
qualities highly esteemed by eminent ply icians. used
in European and American Hospitals. and by some OF
the first families in Europe and America.
As TONIC It has no equal, causing an appetite.
and building up the y stem, being entirely pure wine
of mos yauthle grape
As \ BIT HE1It ltmparts healthy acton oftlle
Glands, Kidneys and riiiry pr.'- very beneficial III
broI>v Gout and Rheumatic affections.
SPEARS WINE i pure article from the Juice OF
the Port Grape. possessing medical proprioties supc-
rior any other wine III use, and excellent article
for all weak and dcbititatcd persons and the aged and
iniri improving the appetite and beneii,ting ladies
and children.
Try II once. and you will not be deceived,
ess BE sure the signature Of ALFRED SPEER is
cork of each bottle.
Sold by druggists and all first class dealers who also
sell the CASTEI.LA PORT BRANDY. choice old
article. imported only by Mr. speer, direct from the
valley ofOporto.
ES1 Trade supplied by Wholesale druggists in New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and St Louis. And by a
A. spEER, at his Vineyard in New Jersey Princi-
pal Office. 20N Broadway. New York.
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON & SHARKS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Dec4<1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-13
A Perfect cure for Catnrrll
- DR. R .CO0DALE'
"a 6 g 1 Il ER4(
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
The .1cSsee or Perfection.

The s4cINe or Perf4cfiON.
1t penetrates the secret Ambush
of this terrible disease aud exterminates il, root
and branch, forever.
symptoms Of this loathsome mslady, and averts
consumption.
II cleans the head. deOdOrises
the breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
II nlevin ties more Agony and ii.
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
Ii II noted for curlng the MOST
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.
Ii cures Muy. Rose and Period.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
Ne form orCatnrrl or noises In
the head can resist its penetrating power.
h1I. (sOOEnle Inns now spent n
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His tri
umph is complete.
IDr. Goodale's Catarrh Remedy
ga harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
he hand.
Dr. Il. GOOdale il known thro'.
ought the country as the author Of the only True
Theory Of Catarrh ever published. Where its
origin-what its ravages-mode of treatment
and rapid cure in all Its forms.
Dr. l;O0dale's Pasnphlet ON Cep
tarrh should be read by every one 1t can &c
obtained at our nearest Agency, or By sending 4
postage STAMP to our office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArARRH he name OF DIR. r. GOOdale has
become familiar throughout the country to the
victims of Catarrh, frcm his well earned fame in
curing this terrible disease IL. is the first and
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush of this fearful malady. His remedy and
ode Of treatment is the only one ever known to
cure it.-ITroy, N. Y. Daily Times
Pliny Wills, the well-known traveller. and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodale was for
many years. saws:
eff DIR. Goodale says he can cure Catsrrh he
can cure it," He further certiiies that the Dr..
has few equals in medical skill, and no superiors
in successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh,- Good
aie's Catsrrh Remedy and mode oftreatment not
only affords the grestest relief in every variety
Of atarrh, but it xtnguishes the disease foret
or in all itstypes and stages. Every one speaks
we'll Of it.-iN. Y. Com. Advertiser.
Price q. Send . stamp orpamphlet - -
C. X. PARKER. Sole Aren't
Z. q. BALLORD. Aeeet. DoveonarI La
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-13

A horrible accident occurred in the coal
mime. at Du Quoin Mills last Wednesday
forenoon, BY which James Armstrong and
John Mccall were killed. It WAS caused
BY the falling Of : portion Of the ceiling.
consisting Of slatestone, and the men bur-
led beneath il. Accidents Of this kind have
been quite frequent during the = asst year.
We fear sufficient caution is not used. Or
Qssin (lN.) Recorder, btA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-13
Fl ARROW BROTHE RS.
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Office lSs South Water Street,
CAlCAGO, ILL.
GEO. II. HAsLow. E.G. HARLOW. J. b HARLOW
Personl and special attention given 10 the
purchase anil sale Of Flour Grain, and every de-
script'on n Country produce.
Liberal tdy ances made ON Consignments.
REFERENCES
Gov L J. Oelesby, of ILL.,; 1t. Gov. W. Bross,
of H.; Hon. David Davis. Judge u. 8, Supreme
Conrt Ii n. } NJ. Edwards, Land Com'r, Wash
ington; it National Bank, Springfield, H.; LIST
National Tank, .Shawnectown, Ill.,; Sd National
Bank. Chicago Bowen 81 as, Chicago; Joseph
Medili. Esq, Chicago; Col. Frank Eastman,
Chicago Mcssrs. Geo. A. Sackett 4 Co, Chica-
go t27ddw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-13

AMoSo the improvements in London is
the building Of entertainments along certain
parts of the river Thames. Between
Hungerford and Waterloo bridges space
gilmore thanfouf hnndrcd feet of dirty slime
will be reclaimed from the river BY einbank
ment. AlsAg this vide space it is intend
ID to build crescent shaped row of fine
shsps, with belt oftrees planted in the cen.
tre Of the embankment.