Ommibuses.
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"Nxw OMrrsusEs We notice that the propristou
Of one Of the omnibus lines 10 putting several new omn
buses on Broadway. We have objections to the
Dibuses being new, but do think Broadway enough


filed up with them and the internal cIasr their
wheels needs addition -HsrsM Friday .dpssI II, ~.


JANIS GORDON BENNETT, Esq.-Sir, the foregoing
remarks, published tins day among the items OF
City Intelligence, In your valuable paper, conveys
the idea that the number OF omnIbuses has been
increased through the great ihoroughtare-broad-
way. Such 10 rot the case. Mr. Charles Lent, pro-
prietor Of the Fulton line," running from Fulton
Jerry, through Fulton street, Broadway, Amity st,
Greenwich ST. and Seventh avenue to 2lst g., has,
during the past few days, Tut on his line several
new omnlbuses" in the place Of those unfit to
accommodate I" Heavens last beet gift to man." and
who are entitled 10 every improvement suitable to
this enlightened age we live in" Itepollte atien-
ton, both to agents, and rusty, careful and sober
drivers, together with new omnibuses," and good
horses, be a recommendation to the residents Of
Brooklyn and those up town, then, indeed, will the
"Fulton line" receive such support from the public
as TO warrant Mr.. Lent to have ALL "new omni-
buses" in lieu Of the old ones now in use. 8.


Greenwich, Friday, l7th April, 1876.