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20 The National Clay Club of Philadel phia
have fitted up FREE READING ROOM to which
all citizens are invited That is the right way
Why have we not such Reading Room in this
City, and in all our Cities and Villages few
scores or hundreds might establish one, at no
greater cost than they now pay for similar Objects
and there our young men and old could meet con-
staAtly to take counsel together, acquire ard i'm
part information and silently prepare for the great
conflict approaching. Such Reading Room
should be entirely divorced from any grog-seling
apparatus; but the keepers services and perhaps
the rent might be paid by keeping hand and sell
ing the best Wing documents-Cleys Speeches,
Facts bearing on the Tariff question: &c. Sc,


leaving no positive cost bu, that of the periodicals
on file, which could be betrayed by voluntary
subscription of those using the room, according to
their several means. Wings of New ork, Albany,
Troy and other Cities the of long evenings
and quiet discussion is upon us-sball we not have
Free Whig Reading Rooms


RA1LRo1Ds.-The Georgia Central Railroad,
receipts were sl4,454 SO between the lst and The
? 18th inst.


The. Monroe RAILROAD; Geor sis i; now in opera.
ton from Macon to Griffin, 50 nile; sand carries
Cotton that distance for 5 per bale Of 400 lbs.
The Central Railroad Of Michigan IS also doing
.wellqhayng cleared so 900 this season. -
gpysF1sE. AT T.W4sHIseIes,-on1s 1sat9Sdsy zlaststhe,
stable and coach house Of j W4Nye was burned,
with his carriage and horses. In the upper par,
OF the building was school room, of which all the
furniture was destroyed OF the less some $4,000
was insured.