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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-25
To the SIing's Compound
Syrup of NaP1ha,

rs now being used nearly all our hospitals, and is
also coming in rapid among our best physicians,
for coughs, colds and all diseases of the lungs. has
been recommended in the worst state OF consumption
by tn ebrated physician Doctor Mott of New York
and Dr. Arnold, of Savannah, Geo. writing to the agent
at New York, under date of Jan. 80, lS4S: lreceiv
ed the halt-dozen Hastings Haphha Syrup ordered
from you, and convinced that Naphha is the princi
pal Ingredient Enclosed is twenty-five dollars, for
which you will send me dozen and half bottles
more l have two patients in the Marine Hospital,
whom think will be benefited by it,"
SAVANNAH, Feb, 9th. 1913.
Mr.. NJ. A. F. HARRISON
Dear Sr-At the suggestion Of DR.. Arnold, the ply
scan the Hospital of which am of the directors,
would like to supply mysef with Hastings Wood
Naphtha The Doctor ordered some days since, some
for the of the Hospital. Should you deem proper
to send the article liberal terms can forward the
' y ~ j. TURNER BROS.
None genuine without the Tritten Singnatwe of NJ.
A. F. HARRISON the wrapper.
Price dollar bottle Six bottles for five dollars.
The usual allowance to the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescnd Johnson,
aud Williams, Haywood, s. Co, Raleigh N. C.
Nov. II, Is4s. 732-1y.
Manufacturing Establishment.
IesBPH weLnBRrMG.
For number Of gears Foreman Of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road Shop,
Id ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
H0Ralcigh and the surrounding country, that he is
now prepared TO manufacture
Locks, Of all descriptiOns Gfns and Pistols, Edge
Tools, Mill Work, Brass Castings. Carriage
Springs, and in short anything IN Machine
and Blacksmith Work.
He is also prepared to execute Bell Hanging at the
shortest notice Also, has hand extensive assort
ment oil Locks Of all kinds prices from 10 cents $40.
Edge Tools. Axes, Drawing Knives, Hatchets, Ham
mers. Files, &c.
All orders faithfully executed at the lowest prices.
and new work entrusted to his will be warranted
Repairing in his line performed with neatness and des
patch Also a generaassortment Of Guns and Pistols.
His Establishment will be found at the Raleigh Rail
Road Depot.
Raleigh, March %. lS49. 75l-
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nBB HBnERSBURG
IRON. BELL, AND BR lass
Y FOUNDRY,
Ia FulI operation.

TuNHE undersigned returns his thanks to the public
generally for the liberal encouragement he has re-
ceiyed and hopes Gas he has more extensive assorl
ment of Patterns, more and better Machinery, better
Workmen and the Whole Establishment better arran-
red and systematzed) by continued efforts to give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage
He is prepared orders for Castings from an
ounce weight 10 sixty hundred t.r
MILL GEERING,
of every description, Shatling. Spindles. Srews sc.
Castings for every description of Cotton Machinery
WAITER 'N'HBBIS. 81
Ha is manufacturing Howd's Cast Iron direct acting
Water Wheels, and has made number whc h have been
tested with great success and 1t is believed from IT'S
sructure durability and strength, to surpass all oneI
Wheels under less head OF water than IA feet. he Is
also manufacturing Hotchkiss's re acting Wheel, wnich
is highly approved for Saw Mills.
STEAM ENGINES,
High and Low Pressure.
Horse Power ThreshinG Machines.
Fan Mills, Corn shelters. and straw Cutters,
PLOUGHS,
and Plough Castings of various Patterns at reduced
pric ces for Cash. or time 10 punclual customers;
frs- Orders lett with M MR. j o HIN n. W Il;
RALEIGH, or TO Messrs. Mcllwaine s. Brownley, ano
Messrs @. w. L. Morton, Petersburg at my Shop on
Old Street the Foundry, will be promptly ATTENDED
to. OnANH
Petersburg, Va. May l, lS49. 756 4m.
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U. S. Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
Lewis & Hanford,
No 252, 254, 256 and 25s PEARL STREET,
(Between Fulton st. and Buring Slip)
NEW YORK,
HAVE HAND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
.GLOTHING in the United States, adapted to all
OMarkets In the article of Shirts and Drawers, we
keep an endless variety Also the extensive man.
ufacturers of OIL CLOTHING and Covered Hats in
the world Plain and Fashionable clothing, of all kinds.
Catalogues of stock sent by mail. Orders promptly
filled. LEWIS g. ~HANFORD, - -
= Nos. 252, 254, 256, and 25s Pearl ST. N. Y.
July 2, lS49. 765-l2t.
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i-rsse Saratoga Water. a. ..s{
q DOZ Received and for sale at the Drug Store
" WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
Raleigh July 1s, 1s49. .9HE & 2s@ bas 767-tf
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Turnip Seeds.
and Country of good quality for sale
1Nby WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
Raleigh, July 1s, 1s49. 767-tf
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ga - h9 @. L. BurcIl, q Co.
EITAVE on hand of their own manufacturing ta.s S
ii sOrtment Of gentlemen's Best Boots and SnG nSI
June %, 1s49.
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GIVE ME ACALL!
State of North Carolina, Wake County

Raleigh, May lst, 1949. 756-tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26

IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS or ug HUNGARIAN, AUS
TRAN AND RUSSIAN ARsdIEs-THE DESTRUCTION 90
czoNoRAD ny THR AUsrRIANs- RgroRrED
CAPTURE OF szkokDlN by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RATTLE Ar MIsKoLcz-ANorHRR AT krsTKLEK-
THK BATTLE OF sARKAsy-vICToRY or The HUN
oARIASs-TRIUmrHs DEMBRiNsKI OVER TIE
rNrkRiAIIsTs, ETc.. ETC.
The scceunts from Austria and Hungary Of con-
siderable interest
7bs Bupgarisns, under oeorgey Who had been pre-
vovsly reported to have occupied Kasbau this 22d
ut appear TO have reached rokay on the rh-iss;
but whether they have crossed that river not
mains snc.raip. ON the other h.pa the Russsn tee
neral fashevitch has also from 8yongy"s aud
crossed the Thsiss, Porossio after opposition
from body Of Hvngsrisns. Who attempted 70 defend
Orsbb. and sass sad TO be In pursuit OF Ieorgey
On the 2eth ut the Austrian Ges.rsl Hsynsu had sd
vHnred TO K.cskem.l whence the Hung srisns Who
faid by the Austraus to have been ~ 900 strong and
10 have been commanded by terczei had retired on
the DAY btf're General Hsynsu subsequently adj
vsDced 10 Felcgy hsze on the road Co Szeg ain This
butcher Hsynsu the granjson ~ the leotor - Hesse
Who sold he subjects to eight against America In
the war Of the revolution.
IN. Tnd,pendene. Beig, Of August contains letter
from its Vienna corrtspsndent. dated July 10, ~ho
that Ceorgey In the battle he fought sssint the
Bu slams SzikszO, between kachau and Nisksicz
made 500 prisoners There was report also at VI
that the corps OF the perists which
ed from resh towards the south had been repu.ed by
u, pbipski between regird sud szolpok 20 the very
outskirts Of Rskos near Pesth Another report un the
exsberte was exactly the contrary and that Denb'n
ski bad been b. aen with the loss ~ several tnonsnd
prisoners The Soid.ie Fi,und reports the arrival Of
the Russian General, s.cksn, in ksscbsu the 2gtn
ult.
Kossutb whom last heard Vf at Mako, place be-
tween szegedin aud Csspsd.
IL appear, by the accounts Ia the oacisl louros'
pubiis he'd by the Hunsarisns at sxegedp. that the
fuftress ~ iemeswsr taken By tue assysrs tns
I3ib ult Six attacks pulsed but the place
ultimately carried By g.neis' s-'sa' According 70
other accounts the Austrian General Hoko~ns. wa
till.d during the storm
IL ia reported that the Masysrs had catered srmn
in scs vubia on the DANUBE butthey require coodrs-
ton, although ~ appears that saen ssm has been felt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26
Our German Corresponds nee.

BERLIN, Aug. Y, 1919.
The Troubles in Gcrmarv-Efmfs to Consolidate
NE Enlpte-n The Position Of Prussa- Opening
Jths Chamber Speech Of III, King The Dan
tsh Dtor kodc.
Now, that the revolutionary conflict ia Ger
many is brought 10 an end. and the last smoke on
The field Of battle IN Baden, Is cleared away. the
quarrel between the difereg, csblnets relating to
the conquest Of Western Germany and the DIVISION
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THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
The Details of the Intelligence.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,

The steamship Canada, Captsin Jadkins, arrived
at this port at o'clock yesterday morning, from
Liverpool, via Halifax. She left Liverpool on
Saturday afternoon, the llrh inst
Our correspondence and files of papers are full to
the latest dates.
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The Letter of General Scott ON the Annex
ssion OF Cansds-rhc indignation OF the
English.

lfrnm the LONDON Chronicle, August l0.l
The morality which threc-four,ns OF the Ame-
mean pubcists are just processing with cont
dence, and preaching with fervor, IL not wholly
unknown on this side Of the Atlantic. Canada,
they tell IA, they must have. They allow that il 10
a hard case Tor England. They feel il, for their
part disagrreable 10 be under the necessity Of
taking hne colony from nation with which they
are connected by kinshp and treaty; But what
can they do 7 Their hands are tied Destiny has
settled the matter; Destiny has relieved them from
the responsibility which would otherwise attach TO
their actions Destiny has condemned the North
vince into six free soil staies-whlle at the same
time, out Of a CONNIE Edsble regard to the Missoui
compromise and the equilibrium Of the Uaiou, the
grim power deliberately forces slave-holding Cube
on the equally unwilling South. We rrpeat THAI
we have met with the same phase OF moral pho-
sophy before. great novelist long since made IL
notorious, u not popular, among us. We have
heard how the pale enthusiast, Eugene Aram, cut
gentleman's throat and rfled hls pockets, being
driven thereto by the Pfedestinated, the Written,
Inevitable, and good many other adectlves and
participates commencing with capital letters. We
have heard how the dark-eyed Paul Clifford com
mItted highway robbenes on Maidenhesd Com
mon, Of which Circumstance and the stars were
alone morally guilty. Still later, we have read OF
the famous George de Barnwell-of him who con-
WINGED even the ptyIng chaplain OF Newgste Pm
SON that the blame OF knocking uncle on the head
was solely imputabIe the irresistible influences
Of Fate. co operating with those Of the Besutlfd
snd the True. Some Of us have stared At this doc
trine-others have smiled at IT, All England bat
toned ITS breaches pockets when It was first pre-
Misunderstanding that II would never suit corr
npcrcisl people to have the Central Criminal Court
erected into temple Of the great Greek goddess.
Necessity.
Accustomed as we are to these principles, whes
conveyed in the euphuistic jargon of hazy psfx
naifre, " Is nevertheless startling to find that q
respectable number Of respectable persons regarS
them supersedng, IN any conceivable state o.
circums ances, the received canons OF international
law. Yet this, to Judge from our last advices.
The citDens OF the United States. That Ctnsd,ss
annexation should be advocated BY some n,embers
n a press whose standard Of morality IL DECIDEDLY
below that Of the country at large ~ DOT, perhaps,
sj,oge,ber snrprisinp Nor would IL be matter Il
great sstonashment IL some OF the embryo Con-
gressmen, who stump IL through the Union, should
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-26
TWO CENTS.

dip omstc influence from without to disnose tbs raw
eminent TO entertain more peaceful dispositions =
Meanwlnat that the Car may have his Attention
TOO ttlo engaged the Circassans have seized the o.
portunity afforded by the occupation 40 large Rus,
syn force in Hungary to strike another biox con.
tNetsoe army has assembled, and numerous for
trsses erected by the Russians in the Caucasus A.
taken by them from the CircssAns have been
and destroyed.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17
Uncle Benjamiu,s sermou.

Not many hours sgo. I heard Uucle Beniausin discussing this matter his son. x lao was complain ing of pressure.
 '.ReIy upon it. Sammy.' said the old man, us he i-aucd on his staff, with his grey locks flowing in the breeze of May morning, "nunnariAg pays no bills. have been observer the~s fifty years and nev,F saw man helped oat of ' hole by cursinR his toFses. Be as quiet yoa can, for nothing will grow under a moving barrow. and disconteni har-ows the inind Matters are bad. Iack nowIedge, but no alcer is aay better fsf lingering. The more you greau, the poorer you grow.
 "kspiaing st isssss is asiy pseiing p<pgeF iHtS . eye. Crops will fsi iu all soils, assd vse may be thAnkfnl that we have no. famine. Besides, I always took notice that whenever ft the Fod pretty snartiy, il was mach as to say. .here is some thing which you have got to learn sammy, don | forget that your schooling is not over yet. though you have a wife and two children"
 "Aye." cried sammy, ''you may say fhat and mother in-iaw and two apprentices into the bargan and should like to know what poor can learn here. when the greatest scholars and lawyers st loggeTeads, and can for their lives tell hat has become of the hard money.
 'Softly, sammy, 1 an older than yon; l have not got these grey hairs and this crooked back without some burdens. could tell you stories of the days of continental money, when my grandfather used to stuff suiky box with bills to pay for yearna q wheat fan. and wheu the Jerey women used thorns for pins and laid their tespots away m lhe garrett You wish 10 know what you eau learn Y You may learn these seven things;
 First, that you have saved too little. and spent too much. never taught you to be a miser, but have seen you giving your dollar for motion, when you might have laid half aside for charity and one half aside for a rsiny day,
 Secondly, that you have gone loo much upon credit always told you credit was shadow; there is a substance behind, which casts the sissdow; but sms body may cast greater shadow, aad wise man will follow the shadow any farther than he can sec the substance. You may now learn that yo0 have followed, and been deceived into bog.
 "Thirdly, that you have gone in too much haste to become rlch Slow and easy wins the race.
 "foafthiy, that nc course of life can be depended upon always prosperous. 1 sHI afraid the younger race of working-men in America have a notion that nobody would go to ruin this side of the water. Providence has greatly blessed us, and we have become presumptnoas.
 "tilihiy. that you have not been thankful enongh to God for his benefits in past times. " e.
 "Sixthiy that you may be thankial our lot Is not weFse We might have famine, pestileuce, or war. or tyranny, or altogether.
 And lastly, 10 end my sermon. you may learn to offer with more understanding. the prayer of your infancy, Give us this day our daily bresJ.'"
 The old man ceased, and sammy gut on his apron, and told Dick 10 blow away al the forge bellows.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

C:aitssg t SAort.-A certain barber. who was pos sessed of great powers of gab." used ssase hi. customers with his long yarns whilo manipulating tact heads and faces One day sn old codrer cAms The bsxbe, wont Co wort. and began, st the sssbs time, of his long stories. to the itts diesas- faction of the old gentleman who. hscemipg irri. ts,ed st the barber, sad; "Cas tt shosE" 's Yes. sir said the bSrbsr. censnaiag the ysfa until shs old gentleman again snng out: :. Cat t short--eui il short. s4y."Ns Yes. sirs"--clipFfHg ssss, and gasbiing the fassss Cat il short. cut tt vhcst. ssy," agaia says ths>ols gentleman. "fes. ctr, : ssys the sarbsr. going an with his story "WNl you Gu, ss shors. blssi yea" bawis the old gsnt i a rsgs. "csn's s:r." says the barber: for h you Aii look Ia he z!sss. yoa aes that !.ys svs t sa -g% And. ,o his hoTos. sp n eeA!ag Ia be gsass. ;hs SaS gentleman fosad his hais al eat From hss head
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

Spiiaiag the Dfsysmee.-A nice yaaag gentle maa, not thousand miles from lhis. after a long and assiducus courtship. foand himself, me bright evening the betroihed of pretty girl the very plsk cf aedesty. One night he was abont to take his departure, aud, after lingering about the door for time in 6dget of anxiety, declared aud pre- tested to Miss Nancy that he eoaid not and would not leave until she kissed him. Of course Mise Nancy blushed beautifully red. and protested. tn turn. that she coaid not and wead do that; she never had done such thing, and never would, until she xss msrred--so, now. he had it, The altsrca toa sud debate became deep aud exciting until the betrothed baed outright aud declared n he con Id nt kiss her, he could a't have her. and was marching off She watched hun to the gate, and saw that the '' fat la the fire" uBiess something vas dose
 "Come hack them" said siie. cosxiagiy, |" I'll sphi the difference with you-yOa may s9ssszs ay hGad'"--i K KnickerbockeT.
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sONe or Tnn nvanvras,

nr RNxEsf gesss. New, bark ye on Inc hiehitaj. Now, haSk ye ia the eisa, Throughout OUT fsrtiie iasass--. ihs ssas of starving ases: There's honor fof ti.e wAater While money 'a im his spau; There's plenty fes the a1assAF. Bai there's nothing Tor the maa. There's wealth for tussdinK churchcs, Tbets's feod for hoapd asd slseds Bet the ecent 7 .s q aeaAFt
 Fer the VusprF in lsls aeed Nvw, hark ye in tAe eattaee-- Now, hprk ye ia the mii-- Tue people haze tlse Rswss,
 if ihey only haf the wlil. Let him ssIIl lag letter.
 Who brooks to hs . slave, And enlis the ussn t<aev
 tie knows to be ksese. Be long aa ye will srnakle,
 Sc toAg will they oppress, Hope not 10 win from afkers,
 bai from yv9sssipss, fadresa. New, hark yeasa sas palscs ses New. hsFk ye ia the hail. Ye mca ef siient maiiee.
 Aad ye mca af bloody thrsIl. Can ys faee the judging aatioa. And mad. their dsssIa,ion .Ay The fsanda,ioa of your gaial Then down--eaoh tarnish'd 'scatchsoa! And dowR-each plotted fame. The million pauPers dying.
 Cry shame npon you--shame. Now. hark ye In the highland.
 New, hark ys ia the glen, Remember .has ye struggle
 With Aeaeares. not with meR. fe need not crush the mighty,
 Bat take away his might; We ask no retrihation,
 We ask bat our right And is he not y-bsoiher
 By whom wrong is tone. Or visits oa another
 What HE woald wish fo shun Then, bark ye oa the highland,
 And haIk ye in tho gleR. Throughout our stricken island
 The soHg of siricksA men. The shiPwrecked sailor vending
 To haven ef sure rest; The wounded bird ascending
 On it's lonely forest Besl-- They feel no exuliation, On earth. or air. or sea, Like the gladne@s of a nation
 That has striyen--and is faxE.
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f'ERAfs non AJVERTIsNNf:

of ti.s ether pagass ls sla ls @t pqasss fer sls fFst ts.eftlsa, sSa hiy ceals sqnefs ter each adAlgi6nai PasaInAssua. AliAssti di~ceaat Wt bs made tS those was advefsass by the yeaF
 Gr Postna6aecsw arenuthcri&sato sct eae sgsats. assd wfIi F~tak 10 pev cent ef all neWey fuerapsA aad trsasnstsd se for papers sud sdveftissmsuss
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

The Griseiie.-Yoa will ind her ID every shop Sf Paris. (except those of the exchage brokers, where are fat, middie- aged ladies, who would as0rR the circles of all stfee,l there she stands with hes hair laid smooth her cheek. over ter forehead iu inc prettest blue muslin dress you can possibly imagine a bit of narrow whi lace TuRaog found the neck k and each liiie hand set oa with the and a very witch at . bargain He wiso makes the shop girl Of Paris bate ot Of price, must needs have French at his tongue $ end.
 There may be two at time, there rsay M siH i: she is nothing ahashed She hss the sasae pseasant smile. the sssne gsntis courtesy fot easA ssa brs eye glaaces ike thought from one ib The other. You may lsugh--she. will laugh back i. ye# may ehat-she val chat back; yca iasy seela---she wsii seeid back. She gaesses your wanss tbene they are. inc pretties. gloves, she says, n Pari.. You cannot utter half sentence, bed she kssts satAas the whole you cannot pronounce hsdty. hst sh. has your TnesplAg fH sBOmeRf. She takes down package upon ,,se ksge she Esesswses yonT hand her light fingers running yssHs Qssiie isfis petife m6iRs'' She assists kA patgBg pau tafiy | on: And how saaav pair does lfonaiear w,shr'
 But one.-ah MonsisU Is surely joking: See what pretty eoles,' ssd she xsthesss cluster la her Singers and SO nice 6,r and she takes hold ef the glove Opon yoar hand.
 tOnly.two, ah. it is indeed too few, and se ehssp Duly 6ffe-n francs for six pa,I-wbich is 50 Iatta for Monsienr. atd she rolls them in paper, look ing you ai the tilae hxesIIy in the eye Asd theFs is refusal ad you slip the ihpss pieces eI money upon the conbter. md she drops them into the I,t;s drawer. and thanks yoa "a way that makes you ,h,nk yon go out. that yon have beea paying tor the smiles, and poshiag for the sloves- One wesis 1 out great many gloves at Paris.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

I L@sson for seslAsss Wisss.-@And dare ssy you have scoided your wifs very ofses. hewsnsa. sad once. I@
 old Newman looked da~s. sad hss vie teok ap fhs reply.
 .lHsves te signify- and fl hs hss- kdkssrssd st.'
 aAnd l dare say. if the truth were tod. yes have seaidsd him qsise ss ofs~n"
 ..Nay" said ,hs ed womaa. wish beauty of kindness which sii shs poetry in shs wesid c@anet sxesl. shew can wife sosld her good rn&a whe ass esa wcrking for her and ter iits snes sl shs dsy It may GO for snan to hs pssxish. fer | s hs who bears the ef the vosidstsswhe sasEid make hi@ fesgs, them bat ais ow1tisss Ass ahs had aest for her owa sake. fer nssedy eaa sceld ukssA whsa ,as sce,dieg $ al. ea ons ssae
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nom wNMWa a

Or ssl ktnds sach sa Steamboat Bis Bliis Sf IlwE. PseseFA. Handbsils; ShsSitls Jas,lces' tnd Cessta blss Hlanhs Fsaessl aud Cetllion TIcAetA Cards. Hook sud Psmphlss PTiatiae, axeeatet with neaes ncss aad aispatch. st moderate pflees iar casA.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-17

Gr Father. father, have you get quarter sbopi you' The great Eoologscsi avery snd ciseaH is coming hsre to-day They've got some ssw thins.. f4ther--a great boy constructor; and the Ahsesn hon. inst from As,a sts fear stripes a his s~ck. and nary one alike. all the monkeys sn . keea jump; children. under years Of age. half price. Nav atl eo fsther7' S Why. ssytiA.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-23

Iron Stores an Ne,c Tork.-The New York
Tribune describes some large and superior IRON
built stores lately erected in that city. 1t says:
Al the corner of Murray and Washington streets,
these buildings, which have attracted considerabl
attention during their erection the only ones.
with the exception of one now going up in Centre
street, made of this new material. They were
commenced about the 25th of February, and are
now complete, the whole FIVE stores. each 20 by
56 feet. having been built in little more than two
months. with scarcely any Of the hustle and in
convenience attending the erection of brick or
stone houses The effect is exceedingly light nd
elegant. Each story is supported by rows. OF
huied pilasters, the courses between which IRE
comPactly bolted, and the seams of panels coin
Pietely covered and concealed from the view BY
an ornamental cornice. Thus The walls are in
fact one solid iron block capable of supporting an
Immense weight. There are abou, $50 tors of
iron IN the buildings. The entire cost is abesll
S2o,UOo. Mr. Lang, who owns two splendid
brown stone stores adjoining (Which cos, upwa rds
OF S2oOcO) has leased three cf the iron buildings.