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lHNHE Rock Of tlle Day. Now ready, the;
tenth thousand = he Lofty and the Lowry or
INTosH, author Of . Two Lives, - Charms and
Counter Charms Evenings at Donaldson Manor, 2
&c, &c = vols II mo-; cloth.
Life, in its varied relations at the North and the
South Is the theme of this work. In its graphic define
uuns of character truthfuness of representation, and
stirring realities of life, will hardly give place to
:" Uncle Toms Cabin" The authoress is well known
to the public by her many charming works of fiction,
and her life has been passed at the North and South
The nobeness of her sentiments her elevated and candid
views her genuine feelings of humanity and the elegancs
and eoquence of her pen brought out in these
with their full brilliancy and effect.
FEW CRITICISMS OF THE PRESS.
AS to its literary merits, honestly commend
it as charming story, and for its moral influence we
think the admirers of Uncle Toms Cabin will not find
their dislike for slavery greatly lessened by its perusa
while they may be persuaded to cherish kinder feeling
those whose lot is amid the institutions OF
| the South.''-CincinnaiM agGzinc.
1t is book of great interest, written in a candid,
truthful spirit arrangement of the plot and incidents
is skifu and the work abounds in passages of great
paihos and of thrilling interest Boston Journal
"A good book, cOmmendable in spirit and credtable
in execution-t will make its way in public favor, and
win for its ACCOMPLISHED author the commentator of all
dispassonate readers" -Daiiy Times.
{" Written in most admirable tone, and with mani
| fest sincerity."-Ir0y Wing.
Miss Mcintosh will cert My find host of very
nest admirers OF the Lofty and the Lowly.-Iri6une
Her sketch of character and incidents show that she
is perfectly familiar with the ground upon which she
trcads '-JOur1IGI
1--WE assure our readers they will arise from the pc
usa of these pages impressed with the important lesson
they contain '-G0zette
1.-The characters depicted with force and clio
quence.'-PhihadeIphia Inquirer.
"The most eager novel reader will inl himself sat
isfcd with the novelty of incidents with which tti
book is flIed"- Charleston Gazette.
Written with great refinement of feeling. "-Reud
| ing Gazetke.
1.-The book throughout exhibits great dramatic power
fine knowledge of character, and unusual command o
language.'-BufaiO Com. AdUerfiser.
81 places Miss Mcintosh in the fro t rank of Amer
ic Novelists, = Utica Gazette.
" We cordially recommend this noble romance
Ontario Repository.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
II. D. TURNER.
f Raleigh, July 4th, 1913. 67-
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Female School.

"ISS Fl. w Merrill and Mrs Blood will open a
X school, at the of the Masonic Lodge on the
9th July next, for the instruction of Young Ladies
and Misses in the various branches pertaining to thor
ough and accomplished education.
Terms of Tuition for the English branches, $40
French Language, 5
Latin, 5
Pencil and fine Crayon drawing, Is
Oil Painting, 20
Music the Piano and Guitar 20
instruction in vocal music gratis.
Lessons in embroidery and necdc-work given if dc.
sired.
Raleigh. June 10, 1853. 6O-2m.
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SO REWRRn.

EFT on the Goth of March, ALFRED, copper-c OIL
Il Iored boy, Is to l9 years old, we'll grown feet
or inches high-taks the end of his tonguc-had
wool hat, badly worn and yarn clothing. He carried
OFF cloth cap, and blanket with other clothing
ALFRED has relations in Raleigh and also at William
Turner'S, in Johnston Co.
he subscribers Post Office is at Raleigh
CASWELL POWELL.
WakefCo., March %, 1858. 36-tf.
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GREENsB0ROUGH

NJ UTUAL 1NSUHANCEs " y n AN
YTNBE cost of Insurance the mutual plan IS but a
: small sum, compared with joint stock company
This company being located in the WesernPar q the
State consequently much the larger portion OF the risks
in the West many of which are IN the country
The Company is entirely free from debt have made
and good bonds and therefore confidently recomnen-
ded to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President
c. P. MENDENHABI, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
James Sloan, Dr. :. e. Coffin,
DR.. ]. A. Mebane, Jamestown.
| c. p MendenhaII William A. Wright,
VIM. S. Rankin, Wilmington
Rev. c. F. Deems, DR.. &. Watkins,
James M. Garrett, Carolina r. College.
! Jed. H. Lindsay, John l. Shaver:
w. ]. Mcconnell Salisbury.
! Greensborough. John H. Cook, q
E. F. Lilly, Fayetteville
marlborough. j. }. Blggs,
| w. P. Moore, Raielgn.
! Newbern. Robert E. Troy,
H. H. BurweI Lumberton.
! Henderson. DIR. Rob't H. Scales,
]. L. Brdgers, Lenox Castle
Marlborough.
! w. H. CUMMING, PETER ADAMS,
General Agent. Secretary.
June 4th, 1858. 5S-lY.
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ITO the PubIic--A perfect Luxury TN Sunni
and Winter The subscriber has hand supply
OF the best quality of curled hair, and is still manuac
turing superior quality of hair Mattresses. He would
respectfully inform the public that he furnish them
with the best articles in his line cheapy they can
be bought in New York. Persons from the neighhor-
ing villages and counties, who have heretofore sent
North, provide themselves with good an article
at the SUBSCRIBERS and at low price as he is pre-
pared aud will furnish them, at the shortest notice,
at prices ranging from 81 TO $50.
Also, constantly on hand the much improved shuck
and Cotton Mattresses at the lowest prices. Also, So
fas, lounges, SC. manufactured in various styles.
pairing OF sos chairs and renovang old Mattress
es, &c done with neatness and despatch: All orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to-
My Ware Room is Fayetteville Street, three doors
above the Yarbreugh House.
J. H. HARRIS,
Upholsterer and Mattress Maker.
Good Feathers taken the highest prices in ex-
change for Mattresses
Raleigh March l, 1858. 81
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GJ-NOTTCE. Express packages for Norfolk,
Petersburg, Richmond and the interior, intended for
shipment per steamers " Roanoke - or &c Jamestown,
will hereafter be received by Messrs. Parsen & King
End Barclay street, New York who the only author
lied Agents to forward Express packages bv those
steamships,
VIRGINIA. n. CAROLINA & TENNESSEE.
June Is, 1858. 66-tf.
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS,

CITUATED in the County of Stokes, the North
y side of the Sauratown Mountain, two and quarter
miles West of the County Danhury, fifteen miles
East of the Pilot Mountain fifteen miles Northwest of
Gemanton, and eight miles West of Martins Lime Kiln
in the immediate vicinity of the Hanging Rock, Shcv-
einitz Cascade and Moors Nob, the highest peak of
Sauratown being three hundred feet higher than the
Pilot.
Encouraged by the liberal feelings of large number
of persons the last the subscribers have
recently made considerable improvement for the accom-
mediation of the public and prepared 10 receive
visitors.
The Spring is strong and bold Chalybeate. As TO
the medicinal properties of the would refer
the many nvaids who have visited the place and been
restored to health and strength
Terms of board for a single person,
Per meal, 25 cents.
+" day, IS
:" week, 81 so
Children and half price-horses fed at so
per day. Rent of cabins (withou board) 50 per
week. r. q ]. +. REDDICK.
June 6th 1883. Cow.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AT THE BAZAAR!

a liz 11AA<AANS"
~ HITE, Buff, Brown, Notified, Plaid, Striped,
w and Planters Linen Goals White and Buff
Grass do, DTab, Blue and Notified Croon do, Black
and Fancy ALPACA do, Plaid and Fancy Cashmere
do, Blk. Summer Cloth and Cashmere Sacks, half
Sacks and Frocks, Tweeds, Cashmeretts and Angolas
do; Planters Linen, Plaid, White, Striped, Notified
Linen, and Cashmere Pants in great variety Sontag,
Cashmere, Silk and Linen Vestings, Quilting and
We!tngs do. rich styles. large assortment OF Lawn
and Linen Camorc Handkerc hfs, plain and fancy
borders, SILK and Isle Embroidered Cravats plain
Chossln's White and Colored Kid Gloves, Black do.
Isle and Linen do, Washed Norway do Fine Doe do.
Black Colored Silk do Plaid and Striped Silk and Cot
ton Half Hose do. We weekly receiving large
supplies selected from the most desirable styles in the
market, which we warrant made equal to custom work
in fit and finish.
Our furnishing Department comprises every new and
fashionable article necessary for regular outfit (which
Will be SOLD at the lowest market prices by
| s. Sycamore street.
Petersburg April %, 1852. AZ.
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TINE proprietors having made new arrangements for
i the still better dispatch of their Express by the
Steamships g ROANOKE /" and tJAMESTO WN %
from New York they wish to keep before the public.
that PARISEN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always hand for the accommodation of
th cir friends at the IOsoest rates and unparalleled dis
patch-lher Express leaving New York, is generally
delivered at almost point of Virginia in 48 hours
and throughout North Carolina in Sc hours and al forty
per cent below the old HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN & KING's facilities tor the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages be beat
by any Express Company in existence, and they defy
any competition, therefore, in the shape of Humbug
Imposition and Monopoly
o. Be to order your goods by PARISEN &
KINGS EXPRESS, End Barclay Street. New York
o. Rest assured, that all they promise, they will
faithfully fulfil T.!
PARISEN & KING, I'd Barclay st Ny,
and Boll ngbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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Caswell aut1asal Fire Insurance Co.

CasvveIl Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
VEIS Company, chartered at the last session of the
l. General Assembly of North Carolina, and located
in the town of Milton, has been fully organized and IN
Houses, Furniture, Goods, Facinries, &c The terms
will be the those of The other Mutual Fir In
surance Companies OF the State.
All applications must state the location and situation
of the buildings and other property which insurance
is desired.
for this Company, and he also the Agent for the Ena
Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, and
place -
All applications for Insurance or local Agencies to
be addressed TO WILLIS j. PALMER, Secretary, or
the subscriber, sas saa sss - e--s
NATHANIEL. PALMER.
Milton. N. C.. April Is. 1855. -. -. s4s--t.
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LOST OR MISPLACED.

TTNHE subscribers the 30h day of May last, mail
l ed in the town of Graham, Alamance County, N.
c., the following bills of money to A. w. Steele, of
Fayetteville, N c. aud they have not since been heard
from by them, and by giving this notice hope that if
anypeIson should get hold ofthe letter through mistake
the fact whereupon they will attend to it and compen-
safe literally any who will give them any informa
ton respecting the bills that they get them.
The bills $50 bill! OIL the Farmers Bank of
Va, No 1909 payable at DanVlle- $50 bill on the
Bank the State of North Carolina, No. 293 payable
at Tarborough, one $40 bill on the Bank of Hamburg
South Carolina, No 32l payable at Hamburg.
P. z s. D. C. HARDEN.
| Graham, N. c., July I'd, 1853. 66-6w.
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HENRY ID. TURNER,
Bookseller, Publisher, and StatiOmer

No. /, FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, N. C..
DUBLISHER of the Supreme Court Reports of
North Carolina, has hand Full Sets
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NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.
TWNHE Subscribers have this day formed Co-part-
IL nershp under the firm and style of
MUIR & BRYAN,
For the purpose of conducting
Wholesale Hardware Business,
In tie CITY of PctersbHrg.'
They will keep constantly hand large and well
cctcd assortment of all articles in their line OF business.
Merchants and others who deal in this market
nesty solicited to give them a call.
JOHN A. MUIR.
CHARLES S. BRYAN.
Petersburg, July LIST 1853. 66-lm.
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June "a, 1853.

Tom S, Monuments, Head-SaOmeS, &C
TTNHE Subscriber having been North and purchased
l large assortment of Italian and American MARBLE
for Monuments, 1onJs, and HeadSto,es, and Hearth,
paint stones, slabs for Soda FOunts, Bakers Slabs
and Nova Scotia grdsones. soliciis the patronage of
the citizens OF Raleigh and the surrounding county,
H invites the citizens 20 call and his nts
tomb and head stcucs and drafts, send their oreIs
which will be punctually attended to.
The subscriber has been in business in this place six
teen years, and refer to of the citizens of
Raleigh
His Marble Yard is ten minutes walk from the State
House. at the South East Corner of the Graveyard
The subscriber has examined the Northern prices,
and has hesitation in saying he do work on as
re asona5le terms as any
WILLIAM STRONACH.
Raleigh Sept. 6, 1852. SLY.
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AFTER THE TRADE.

TIME Subscribers having fully made up their mines
TO enter into the Hardware Trade would take InlS
occasion to say that they constantly receiving an
intend keeping general assortment than mas e
been kept in this town. and at prices lower than US
lowest--neither of are experienced CalPentets,
but experienced dealers, and will sell CarPenue,
Tools and Hardware generally lower Than any on r
6 live man sand mstake--all we ask ron Oo t
friends at home and abroad is Fials and 1t we 90 O
prove what say-QUtT Us nd
r. Smiths corner, cheap sideaPgosite E. L; n
ing's. EVANS 4 COVE En-
Raleigh, June Is, 1858. w
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Baltimore Piano laIas.factory.

Raleigh. September Z, 1852. = Sol
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TFNHE Subscriber offers for sale an Elegant HOUSE
l and LOT in the town of Oxford, with or without a
small FARM adjoining of 1874 acres. 1t is unneces-
sary to describe the mansion the beauty of the sua
ton as persons wishing purchase will view the pre-
misses. L.. NJ. JIGGITIS.
lime ID 1883 97S-w4w.
E Register and Biblical Recorder insert month.
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or --,. :.
,,yr Of so.,,'"'s'" y not merely this dsadvsn
submitted To, the greater loss arises from the fact tia, m
,.. e vent OF Tonnage starting hom the wes, this
,r na,;a ,ue nesr the eastern terminus; the wcst-
greatly h.Io ~, ', " "n'h lower Grade, IA worked
&c., a.. -, 'l''y y, "'c power VI tho engine.
v o'eo'hs eiucdatons, Il Is evident that with the
greater th, anu expense ana demands s9ualto
6'.' 'nah their capacity, 80 per cent tonnage eau la
one WV 80 'e'' Sradian' than can over a 30 feet
Hence to errvc at a practical moued comp,risop M
the rate, Mt which the lower grade shouJ hs ~,o,d
In the decision OF route let n. snn,sss ~ y,
the road to be equal to 500 per day and sGo wo,L
E ,s per war anu The rate OF charge reduced To on
80 per toh from sandy to Covngton saw osb mills art
that the lower grade road lust meet M, je,,onJ
ine o'het "ouu, from the table Of relative .n;r.,.x
so 90 per cen, OF its own capacity only carving
~ os per u'y uiuerence arising from 10 feet differ.
s'auc VI zoo tons per day, which at s. pcr ton
$1,000 per day-or $4,000 per year,sluct fro, ,L;
- ..ss cAPensss one ha-there remains a nett AMIN.
;n,s, ~ ss .ne annual eafn'ngso OF $4,000 or tho
-, a.. S,,'vv,oVV sum sufficient To build aud
.pp v snoe disputed road hence though by po..,I,iI
W "o ""'c sulphur route, may from tho rcport cos,
40 ~ .n ''s Na Us policy nevertheless to adopt
~ .y.,y -, ~, ~ w "ou'eu aSpcc) IN its favour
~ r"' " 'o'"p''ison OF cost, under q. 100000
iauo ., increase OF eqnated distance over survey
or ,II;,;o, al . .' 10 ee' diherence Of grsd" is
" r'o"ai consequence ON account OF the iucress. ,r
-" 20 "otA tue greater. by the Formul, ar
.'i y. i"'b"', "u feet grade per mile, nl,ls Il,
,,,o aas,, aou' i"o per cent or neatly doubles
a5,,s 81, rn - . """c oy same rule 30 feet grade
r ! '' per cent ncing IN the ratio Of lO To T.
i '"c oiesoihg imperfect effort consider dscns.
,,,,,,' r ~ ''spccn'e merits OF these routes tho
" CONSIDERATIONS, seems To warrant the follow ny
~
i"'' ulc central or 6rccnbri.r route; claim, for N.
w 'ecosn',oh the al proving Judgment of t;.n,r,l
, "s'o' "'"S.' ana, the profound wisdom OF tho
o'snst Ind'ci umnary, that has shed it, hpht ON our
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COINCToN AND ONO RAILROAD
OF ROITE.

Mrs,Es ErIroRs Among the various changes effect
Ell hy the Iiut,n ihc.c l. perhaps none Of more
importance to the present and future generation than that
providing for system aud agency for carrying for
wlrI the dong neglected. central improvement of thr
state aud certainly department Of the government
charged with important aud responsible duties rcqur
ing its wisdom discretion and energy to accomplish re-
sults essential to the future prosperity sectional ar
mony aud the community Of interests the citizens Of
different and distant portions Of the Commonwealth "a
the BoId Of Public Works,-towards whose arts and dc
c-ons the public attention il turned with an anxious
solcitudc. Gf all the various enterprises IN which the
citizens Of Virginia, and the State itself have and are
about engage to advance the commercial agricultural
mineral aud manufacturing increstsio unlock and de-
veope the latent aud hidden treasures Of her forests
mountains and wat ria attach themselves more
Of importance aud future consequence than the Covnpton
and Ohio Railroad.
That the scabolrd Of Virginia slouH aud toaLL in
coming time be placed commercial intercourse with tia
western border and the rich valley Ut the ohio and
northeastern territory, 10y 40 improve facilitating the
the Intervening country was adycrted To- aud
predicted at an early period boy the rrcaching stgacity
aud practical wisdom ~ both Washington aud Marshall
by way Of the Jackson and Grcenbrcr rivers aud the
former vas him7cfa surveyor suI engineer.
That this Is considered work Of more than ordua
importance s manifest from tho fact that is the frt
,WbrrISf u by the state, o. account aud COM
mcd Tor IT, location aud construction (by the jfsf aud
mast pr1cic0br yDh 10 ha new orgiuli0 (nndcr the
constitution Tor internal improvements Admitting this
be the case how important then o. u that such lDcn-
ton ~ the should be- adopted will fully meet
the above requirement, aud alo comport with the
Judgment wishes and expectations ~ the argct portion
Of The citizens Of our State and 81 those 0f other States
Who 10 be The most impon,nt patrons ~ the road
and hence the dcron ~ route dcyolyea upon The Board
oi Commissioners mot important and pOrsible duty
that cannot consult local Interests party cOtd
caton or peroual sympahie1 and Influence, but will
necessarily enhance aud be- controlled by considerations
81 great public impJauceh" interests and greater ca
pacty aud efficiency at the road ITSELF commensurate With
the magnitude Of The wotk IT, future duration and useful.
ness, aud the immense travel aud transportation that
HnHiol " awaits IT, udcious location aud substantial con.
. struciiUn.
These views Mcsers. Editors we're superinduccd by
pcfceying, short time SINCE from the Advertisement of
the Chief Engineer, and note appended 10 the same that
proposals invited Tor the construction Of such portion
Of the division Of the work will involve the
costly Of determining the precise route by before the
10th December neIt.
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HESTEE & WHITE- N-nI.


Bacon Hams reals Ct, Hog Round IL a Iocls:
Cation, per To-. Z" ic Com, white prime G5aGSc;
yellow do, wanted receipts light G.c; Mi,cI Lo GisGGc
Chez" Hall go; fisN~e"d, per hush. .ual -; Flour
Surrt"c ..auas 90; Fine GiG.a"; Family 5u; Hay
.r %, irnh store 20, pats, per hushrl "a! Iur;
MM..i. y pa ~ WIN lev. %. i $50.
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BOOTS At TnE swAS.

Dor sI'u At j performance 20 = o',lack
Admissible Hoes aui ~ u.i incsnt TIER
"n BROAD street t"rmrry P door, - cl,l Gallery
20 cents.
DO, ulsr open from 10 NJ tn when seats siay be- So
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cNAGi. 'rroS or WHITF The examination Of VIM
Too Mtte fr the filing OF q, orge Lease occupied
oar Court Monday aud Tuesday The Court sent
the prisoner for trial the April term of our Circuit
eouIL--- h-----. Ml---.l.Lr-r. De. ..
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

! TunArEr-MEs. HowARD made her first appearance
iCr this season at the Theatre last Monday night The
house crowded, aud have never seen the pcrior
nance OF any received with such enthusiastic ap
pianse on that occasion 1t given in genuine sim
CERTIFY aud evinced cordial welcome to a former mos,
deserNedy favore actress our Theatre. The large
audience in attendance upon the first night OF Mrs
Ho~ards appearance gave ample testimony OF the high
appreciation placed upon her previous performances
here She has improved much since then. Her manner
Is most fascinating her personal appearance still very
beautiful upon the STAGE her parts are enacted to
perfection The aatering impression she made on Mon
day night gives assuranc" Of crowded house during
every night oil her present engagement Those who hear
her once will be much pleased that they fail TO
attend again and again and Of our citizens who
ever visit the Theatre should lose this opportunity of
spending pleasant evening in witnessing the acting q
Mrs. Howard-thc Richmond avoritc
~ rus Bu>rAN TAuLeAux.-Thc Press in New York
and elsewhere, where this painting has been exhibited is
uniform IN commentator. A sample of the whole we
present the following iroa the Protestant Churchman
New York, nsays
Through the courtesy OF Mr. Nav and his brother artists
We "rncd one Ut the company invite, present at the
ntSt exhibition ut this work. IL consists ui three parts
ihe hft opens with Bunyans dreaming aud closed with
tHc execution # Faithful In the second, Byends Money
Love, aud Fair Speech, he Pilgrims aud tcrmi-
part represents from the second part OF Bunyan
"otk-t'cat heart, with Chrisaul and her family the
Spt g--thc passage through the Valley oi the Shadow ri
peah--the land oi Hrulih, and tile Journey onward to
'h" celestial city Seldom ii ever, have viewed
chit OF ATT of his kind with grclrr delight aud ,iic
uun The of the gorious dreamer hap
py conceived and have been Transferred the
nth spirit aud rhiulu. which every lover OF Uunyau
must appreciate presenting him a succession,
dauhings hut Ut beautifully executed paintings IL is said
at upgaTds % ten thousand doaTs been expended
ON work which will command, venture tn predict
large share tPublic patronage
MrIrlN6 ~ r,W IlJ, CoUAoiL.--The Council met YES.
crd, evening, to receive the report the Commission
rrs OF Streets generally the petition OF the Broad ST
property oNners Tor the removal of the RAILROAD its
present location, aal inccepton III its passage within
the corporate Limits present Messrs Myers, President,
Haslins, McCance, Mill, Fry, Richards ShCppcrl, Saund
ers, Hill, Graan scott, Snesd, Darlington and Talbot
Mr. Isskiu from the Commissioners of Streets general
w. reported resolution ordering that the PRAYER of the
petition he rejected which motion laid on the
table.
Mr. Scott presented the petition OF slad5y citizens OF
Richmond, against ,ho construction Of the Railroad
through sh street forth in the petition Of James
fserch which was also laid on the table
The Council then adjourned.