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'CWENfY-TWO bills Coast Rum received III 1ur
Il sole by HERMOGENE, BROWN T. co.
may No 9 Cont 81
IHHCGS-Just landing from NIessns, a supply of
- almonds, bitter and sweet liquorce root lime
juice essence Of Bergamot Of lemon juice hemp
ana canary seeds, 'nanna fake, and SMALL canharides
yetail in store OF II BONNABEI.
MS cor Na,chsz Il Tchouuirou!as st
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] RON, STEEL & HEAVY GOUD.s--liut square
d and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plu'..l,
mcuds
Cast, German, shear, blis'ersl, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrors, nails anal s,ikes
Lnc, block tin, mill and grind stones, sail kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
az, lay; >, trace claims, corn mills
AWils, Vices, Hammers ant, bellows
Wire, sheet, pig sind bar lead; shot
Goal, and cooking stoves
hTrs, Rowland and other spades and s!ovcls
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharp. a;.d ether axes
ard and Manila cord. st, lines aud twine
l'o,tanl sheatl'ins copper; Naval stores
rai"!s. Ii''sec cd aud sperm oil
A full assortment OF hardware and ship cl.sn,llr,,
ava,s on hand, and which offered r sale 1T u!n.-
sale Or retail, OF the most favorable terms, Iy
ma LAYTON Il Co. IS Old Icyee
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lMmcNS HARIT d. co, are now receiving iron
on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
.Ieiry Andrew, French and German play cards Back,
ard Balls; 8, 3, 10 and IL inch blade Bowie Knives
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt
focks; no,,emans, and Duslling Pistols; double and
snd Fisto tlasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
reIcss'n Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair, Tooth;
. and Nai! Brushes; onis end Chlorine Tooth Wash:
Tooth Powder Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great
siei long Hair Braids, Rngets and Frizettes Pear.
and Ioist Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions;
Powder Puts and Boxes; Gilt Chains, Seals and News;
EaI-drops Waist Buckles; Bracelets; Bead Necklaces
nd nd. Chains .aa Gil, and sverd Beeas Indian Bens
Combs; which, in addition 10 their former stock hand
makes their assortment very complete and will be sold
:w and 1nosraI al TIL" sge of the Golden
aes BRIDGE & Cc.1s4 Magazine st
nnMEsTIcs.5 bates A Lowell eottonades 8
bales 4-aiwillcd Lowell COTTON 3 cases buckskin
MS BRIDGE. q TO- l3i Magazine st
IRON RoOFs-The Subscribers have procure1
Al great expense, The right of putting on iron
roofs in this city. They are adapted TO pubic
baild,Bss, warehouses. and private dwellings, and
combine al once cheapness and durability, and
are psrf,clly fire and water proof Terms ma,
u known. and model seen our establishm ant,
opposite ST. Mays morket, rchapoulas ST.
0ct2 COt;SW ELI. A. C.,
COAL line subscribers hnvs constantly III
hand urge supply Of Casnel and Liverposl coal.
: in hulk. Of superior qualify, which they offer fur
sale in io.s 10 suit purchasers.
Also expected by the FIRST arrivals from Eng
land andths Nortbs Cannsi, Lehigh and Peach
Mountain Coal. broken and screened, put ny in
hee.hends expressly for family us,-all of which
thsy will dispnse Of on the most moderate terms.
Orders LETT at their office, No. SO Bienvis ST.
ap stsiss. will be promptly attended 10.
OF r. Il A SfT'TJE.
DaP H.. riii,le AMI l-t,er paper, Tor SAFE ~
i ali HALL & BROWN, g6 Magazine ri S
TltIMESfFsB-25 bales Great I ans 60 I = brown
~ shes,ipg... and Is mles Jackson TO ~ brown
shsefngs. lading ffcn ship Charleston, for sale by
all BRIDGE T. Co, III
SUMNER GLfvfIllNG-i5 cases assorted summer
~ elshins. landing from ship Charleston, for sale by
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SUMNER CL0fHIAG--26 cases, We'll assorted
y eiorI,ing landing from ship Ohio, aud John Dunlsp
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A NDREW SMITH CO., respectfully inform
IA their friends and the public in General, that
they occupy the brick shop, 2l9 Tchonptoulus
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
such copper stills, kettles. and p"mps, Tin bath
ing tus, and oil cans of all sorts and sizes, and all
other brass casting done ut shortest notice.
Gr,e bars of every de- cription, such as steam,
boat s,rrups, hog chains bolts, and other
kind of steamboat work, such chnncys, breuch-
CT, steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds Of out door work,
such znc, copper and lin roofing and gutloring,
&C. They ahnv- end ali other kinds of work in
their line Of business, they will execute =, the
shortest notes. drc27
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BAZAAR.
8USII & ALLEN,
NO. l, EXCEANGE HOTEL,
Corner Of 81. Oh r4cs anil Common sts,.
NEW ORLEANS.
EMPORTERS and Dealers in French nnd jsngi~h
! rernmnrv; Dressing Cares and Por,ne} ks,
Cutlery Hnsie'y Gloves Shirts, Stocks, Ui ,rcllas,
Canes, and Fancy Articles. d5
X ENTUjKY, Iii oils, an" Indiana Bank Noics,
N f. salt. by a T.tlER,
may3 ~ tiratirr 81
- J%.WEINI, AT Wholesale.
M NJ. BELL, No 10, thu,lr'S st, has this LAY
w cciyed t,i. assurt!,e..t of Watches, Je"elry,
Spoons, SIertacle- aud Glass Ware, they will he offer.
ed at the Invest mar kct ''riec. uii
Bt,t=.sg 81 .Ssas,
DEALERS ~
AMERICAN & t:NtiLlsH CROWN GLASS,
~. C,RoSuELEr STREET. OF
FASHION ABLE CT THING
TAYLOR & MADDEN,
No.. - Ch,rsrcs street
HAVE uconstans supply If every u,tvlc pcrra,"ir,
to gentlemen $ dcss. u the latest style, New York
prices dee 90
ORLEANS E,!TyI0GSArEyEC PRINTING
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WHITE LEADS bhls, 1861 lbs euch;
w 40 kegs, 100 L"
900 DO % "
English In--25 IA lhe. 400 " "
100 Paint Brushes, us sizes;
| case ter,nl'n:
5Lbis Coral Vanish;
.nq"n
l CT. Il
- pan.-s c. 1T;
50 do cI., 80
100 do '(ut"!. Vet
WINDOW GLASS; A ,,'urIr =. r. rsll ard French
1900 ho.ts, various sizes and qualities.
Boston tro"n do.--5UU boxes, consignment, will be
old low.
Also, general assortment Of artists colours aud
co.'s, for sue by A " seal Ea,
No IL Canal street.
N +. Allah una notes taken nj r. and Mississippi
notes W. received at 10 per cent discount or goods,
or i'll pa ~ t of debts jr | iw
JARVIS IL ANDREWS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS
DYE STUfT,S .4.ND TLADOJV GL.4SS,
Corner o: Common aud T,houpituuus streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
NATHAN JARVIS.
JOHN W. ANDREWS.
A large uppy Garden Seeds. warranted the growth
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Z Do CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
4 quite well cured my satisfaction for which
thank DIR. iiue and moreover assure that the medi-
cine have taken makes fat and did not injure my
nea'h at al therefore advise ms iisr sufferers to
lose no time and nppy to DR. a. Het, ia Cana
street. between Dsuphn" and Bourbon Streets Dr.
iluct is NJ hnnie from n'cluck, A NJ until 4 p NJ.
They will find true doctor Tor this complaint.
JOHN DEAN, 10 Gruvier street.
II any one wants to me, call Mt No. AZ Grnvie,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb I, 1888. feb Ii "
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HsRrEE's CLASSICAL LIBRARY

HAMPERS CLASSICAL LIBRARY,
! GRACE, Translated by Phillip Francis, d, with
= u an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of ynrinus
odeS, &c. by Ben Jonson, Cowey, Milton. Drvdon
rope Addison Swift Chn,tcrto G Wakefield, pnrson
s' an, Nc. ami some OF the more eminent posts of til
PlitEoRuS, with the appendix 81 indius transit,
'ta ~ ~ .l,i1'"phcT Smart, n2 vol. forming volumcsI
any Thy TX nn ''n T. v.u,
S'nI''ii' D. "'ha memoir Of The Iu,hnr, by Tim.
vs. it"sco h44 new edition, viii, ii.stnlons nv O.
thuiksln!k ~ "
THE iipSY lutr, by the author Of "r;c,n,,,,
Mary OF" lrsunlt," &c., rev eI,pn !. vYle .v,,,Ds,
one. f "'' ~''''F"
rA,,l ~ iuHb;b by HE it,uor o, "palb,.
inc Dlt' ! 1H Ne being vC!u ne !, OF the NOV, ~;
ot"E' Wars Conpei. 4 ,ti.s. aus, received
so'c' Nm AiclikAH
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yOL1as FATENT FIRE AKNiS--Just received
" per siip Mississippi from New York, large as
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A CARD.
RHST4E IL SENNOTT,
Wholesale Groccrs end Commission '.er,6unts,
No. q Cumu,on Street n, Orleans.
uPnrticular attention paid to Il, citing up Of
Stuum boat and Ship stores.
now
SAMUEL TOBY,
Merchandise Broker + Commission Merchant,
dis Office }G. Cnmn st.-Eor the nresent.
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I OuIs' !sieteas pssks-Lous on plnhisis; do. on
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. E-I
\ . 81. niruvrIe street.
W. lillian y. CAhAl;S, would respectfully in
w frn us friends and the prh'ir t!!At he is con-
sfnntlv receiving ifa New lur!. unl nGsipl Il good
cherry hrd-tcui,, muGugrny and Clrw, tables Of all
rsrri}'tinn>, nEtc;u*, ''rlS, Art,etarys, writing
dt~kS, wHruru Hi iEHN"ErnY anal CHERRY, wash
s'ui.n. iurA up 4a, gathers, lcdtiE9, Nr. nc.
Nj. urD.iuic p.C..eI lur tran. iuruton with great
rare, ,,n,N3
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yUMMEk CLsvfIIING.-l5c cases assorted summer
ehsshins. landing from ship Charleston, for suIe by
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4 al SHALL. & BROWN, 8S Magazine ST
THt1MEHfTsS-s5 bales Great I ans 60 II brown
II shesiings md 25 bales Jackson TO Al brown
shssfings. landing fcn ship Charleston, for sale BY
all X BRIDGE T. Co, i
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

EPY virtue of a writ of Uendi. expo. is.
LID sued out of the court of Common
Pleas, in and for the county of Lucas, to me
directed and delivered, have taken and
shall expose to sale at the door of the Court
House in Toledo, on Saturday, the 24th
day of August next, at one o'clock P. M.
the following described property to witt
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter of section 22, containg 40 acres, be
the same more or less-and the north half
of the north east quarter of the north west
quarter of same section 90, containing 90
acres, in town o, in the u. S. 10 miles
square Reserve, at the foot of the rapids, of
the Miami oflake Erie, taken at the suit of
Daniel w. Gantley, against Patrick Parks
and Samuel Devign.
c. G. SHAW, sheriff.
By +. e. KIRKLAND, Deputy.
July 90. 16t5t.
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Bunpryo IN MAuMEE ClrY.-We observ

BuhDING IN MAUMEE CITY.-We observe
with pleasure, that building has again COM
menced in this place, and that several good
buildings are already going up. Among
others, we have noticed fine two story
dwelling by Mr.. D. Williams, nearly en-
closed and the commencement of dwell
ing by Mr.. Wiswell. MIR. Boynton, Mrs.
Smelling and several others have purchased
lots, and, as we have heard, intend to build
upon them speedily. There is now good
demand for building lots, at fair prices, for
immediate improvement, and we hear of
new sales almost every day, in which the
purchasers contract to improve. Property
is holden at very fair rates, and persons
wishing to become citizens have every fa-
ci!ity for purchasing property at its true val
ue. We have heard of one or two cash pur-
chases for investment.
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1888.

1888.
AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION co.
NTERCHANDlZE, Passengers, sc
lSI transported with despatch, via Raj
Road Line, Steam Barges, on the Hudson
River, Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road to
and by first class line boats tt
Buffalo, STEAMBOATS, and vessels on tn,
lakes, American transportation Line
Ohio Canal.
For Freight or Passage applyto
;. ;. q''f'n, + Parker, lo4 Broaa-'l. NJ Y.
H. Niles s. Co. ! Corner of Hudson &
VIM. b. Knox, Quay st. Albany.
l.. Huro & Co., Schenectady.
H. Wrights & Co., Rochester.
Carpenter & Myers, Toledo.
cI@&'Ga Clark Robinson, % @%s'N' Buffalo.
Sam'l. P. Carter, Cleveland.
G. S. Hazard, Maumee City.
Strong s. Nc Reynolds, Detroit.
G. S. Hubbard Il Co. Chicago.
July IS. Is.
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SALE BY THE MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
CHNcERY.--By virtue Of a plures decretal
order, issuing out of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the county of Lucas and State of
Ohio, to me directed and delivered, shall
expose to sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House in Toledo, in said
County, on Saturday the 10th day of Au-
gust next, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. M. and o'clock P. NJ, the following
lands, tenements and appurtenances to wit:
the East / of the North East of Section
No. 26, in Township No. 8, south Of range
No. S, East IN said county of Lucas, con-
tanning eighty acres--nlso the North ! of
the South West of Section No, 95, in
township No. 8, south of range No. 5,
East in said county, containing eighty
acres, to satisfy decree in Chancery in ia
yor of Henry 0. Beatty, VS.. Dwight F.
Stow. ID. o. NORTON.
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
July 6, 1889. l4t6.
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may perhaps be dated the commencement
gistering only 264 tons, (new measure
ment, she receives cargo equal to that OF
a vessel of $40 tons. Her draft of water,
when laden with cotton and hides, was only
81 feet. With cotton alone she would pro-
baby be one foot less: so that such vessels
have decided advantage over those built of
wood in The crossing of dangerous bars or
banks, the navigation of rivers, &c. The
whole of the iron of which she is con
structed though the plate with which
she is " planked' is half an inch thick, does
not exceed 100 tons. The waste OF IRON III
her construction was comparatively trlilng,
and, the whole being of the best quality
even when she becomes unfit for sea 10y
corrosion or otherwise )the metal will stu
fetch Al to 81 ton. We need scarcely
say that the weight of the material OF
wooden yes sci of the same tonnage is pro-
baby three times as great; that she has all
the difference to carry with her as cargo;
and that, when worn out. she is comparl-
lively worth nothing. We saw one OF the
last balls of cotton taken out of the IRON
sides hold close to the well, where, if there
were any leakage, the water would lodge,
and it was dry as tinder. She made not
drop of water yet, strange to say, the
underwriters required fifty per cent. premi-
um to iLsurc her cargo additional to that
charged on cotton in wooden bottoms,
scarcely one of which arrives without bales
being more or less damaged by leakage
| This was, however, an experimental trip,
and they will doubtless be in future guided
| Ay its success. Meantime it is impossible
to ascertain how long she may rank as A
at Lloyd's, the surveyors being quite puz-
zled how to estimate her qualities of endu-
rance, She appears to have suffered no,
thing from rust or corroslon on long voy.
age: and If kept well painted, or heated and
iapanned, ian easy operation) she may be as
good vessel ten years hence as now,wth no
need of copperng or repairing. We under.
stand the intelligent builders, Messrs. Jack,
sou, Gordon and Co., have already received
communication from the government
requesting their opinion Of the adaptation
of iron, as regards strength, &c., to the &c.
neral purpose Of building; and the reply has
been, that with a comparatively light weight
of material, iron ships may be constructed
Of greater strength than vessels ofwood, Of
any given tonnage. Messrs ]. and Co.
are now engaged in building smaller iror
vessel for the owners of the Ironside. We
should add that the whole of the decl
beams are of iron, and have a very light ap.
pearancc. The deck panks are fastened
| by screws through them from below, and
not performing the planks, so that no nal
holes are perceptble, and the deck is beau
tiful.-L LiuerpooL jour.
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WELLERrsMs.--"O, wall, jhw-bone!" as
Sampson said ven lie got his dander lifted
agn the Philistnes.
GA rose, by any other name, would smell
as sweet" as the fox SAID ven he came home
late one night and found skunk had taken
lodgings i'll his hole.
"Lprd, what thoughtless wretch was
1!'' as Mr.. Pickwick said ven he found him
self, by mistake, in the sleeping room Of
'the middle aged lady in yellow curl-papers.
SAMIVEL,
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RY virtue of writ of uendi. erpo. ISSUED
- - out of the court Of common pleas, in
and for the county of Lucas, to me directed
and delivered, have taken and shall expose
to sale at the door of the court house in To
ledo, on Saturday, the 24th day of August
next, at one O'clock P. M. the following des.
crlbed property to wit:--Lot number 81 in
Hunts addition to Maumee, taken at the suit
of Peter Fisk, against Benaiah Hanson.
c. G. SHAW, sheriff.
BY +. d. KIRrLAsp, deputy.
July 90. nt5t
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RY virtue of writ fuendi. erpo. issued
out Of the court of common pleas, in
and for the county of Lucas, to me directed
and delivered, have taken and shall expose
to sale at the door of the court house in To-
ledo, on Saturday, the 24th day of August
next, at one o'clock P. M, the following des-
cribed property to wit:-the west half Of
the northwest quarter of section I, in town
number 7, north of range Q, east, containing
80 acres, be'the same more or less, taken at
the suit of Elisha Mack for the use of Dan
iel w. Gantley, against Josiah Creesey and
Thomas ]. Dobbins.
C. G. SHAW, sheriff.
By F. E. KIRKLAND, deputy.
July 90. 16t5t.
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RY virtue of writ of vendi. erpo. issued
- out of the court of Common Pleas, in
and for the county of Lucas, to me direc-
ted and delivered, have taken and shall
expose to sale at the door of the court
house in Toledo, on Saturday, the 25th
day of August next, at one o'clock P.
NJ. the following described property to wit:
the south half Of the north west quarter Of
section SO, in town number 8, in the 9th
range, taken at the suit of s. A. & ]. H.
Sargent against William Houser.
c. g. SHAW, sheriff.
ByF. E. KIRKLAND, deputy.
July 90. l6t5t.
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SALE BY THE MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
CHANcERY.-By virtue of decretal order
issuing out oftbe Court of Common Pleas for
the County of Lucas, Ohio, to me directed
and delivered, shall expose to sale at public
auction at the door of the court house in
Toledo in said county on Saturday the 10th
day ofAugust next between the hours of 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the fol-
lowing lands and tenements situated in said
county to wit: one equal and undivided half
ofthe northeast / dissection No. 90 in town
ship No. 2, in the twelve mile square reserve,
to satisfy decree In Chancery in favor of
Samuel M. Young vs. Samuel A. Sargent.
+. o. NORTON,
Master Commissioner in Cbancery.
July 6, 1889. 14t6
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MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.
SATURDAY, JULY 90. 1889.
PoLrrros.-There is an incipient buzzin

PoLrrtcs.- is an incipient buzzing
in the public tympanum, that betokens the
stirring up of the political elements, pre-
paratory to the election. Newspapers are
ringing the alarm bell, and volunteer tousts,
the last orts of fourth Of July dinners are
superseded by long strings of ofresolutions Of
public meetings, quite as high-Aown and
meaningless. The world is 'going into
it's furry and very bad tune pitched in
a monstrous high key, is destined, as usual,
to be productive offs small quantity of very
coarse wool. In this district and county,
too, where of all others, one would suppose
a politician would starve to death, the agi-
tators are thawlng out, upon the same
principle, we suppose, that matron hen
nets when she scratches just as hard to sup
port single chickling as if she had twenty
dependent upon the labor of her feet, and
ANONYMOUSLY kicks the little unit to death,
in her desperate struggles to save its nfe.
There is, in fact, good deal of machine
ry at work among the politicians in this
county, which, though it runs very still and
pretty at present, will, before they get
through occasion an infinite deal ofjarring'
The Locos are to have n convention at the
American House in this place on the 25 h,
at which some things will be exhibited, and
many more limited at. The smooth palayer
with which a certain tail and all' aspir.
ant for Legislative honors, from the other
side Swan Creek has been butterng up the
folks this way to believe he is in favor Of q
review of the county seat, can't be beat, an(
will no doubt some time or other, stand tc
the credit side of his account in that undis.
covered country, where, as children, we
were taught, they burn up folks for fibbIng
Let him 90 ahead. We love to see young
men ambitious.
If we mistake not that same little corner
ofths county, will furnish the wings with
n couple of candidates for nomination to the
lower house, and perhaps one for the senate
That's always the way with the wings
they beat the locos all hollow in the number
of candidates, at any rate. Besides, wher
did Toledo lose anything for the want o
asking.
Very sorry gentlemen, that there's no
chance for all you make the noble sacrifice
ofyour invaluable lives, for your country
good; but it can't be helped. Patriotism
is cheap as dirt, and there are twenty meI
willing to do violence to their feelings ant
offer themselves up on the altar ofthe pub
lie service, where there is one fit for thu
immoation.
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Vigorous preparations are making forthe
next general election in Upper Canada /;
and it is pretty certain that the Durham
principles will carry the day. The Kings
ton Chronicle gives it as from undoubted
authority, that the Government have within
a few days made several purchases of land
within the suburbs of that town, for the pur-
pose of erecting Notifications thereon.
These extensive works will not be begun
before next spring. 1t is said to be the in
tention of Her Majesty's ministers to COM
plete the plans for the defence of Kingston,
ofwhch Fort Henry is only commence
ment.--MontreaL Cour.