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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-09

REMOVAL-The undersigned respect
~ fully informs his friends and customers tina: he
has removed to the store formerly occupied by jas.
A. Smell. Having just returned from the North with
well selected stock of GOODS, can furnish house,
keepers and others with every article in that line
Purchasing for cash, am enabled to sell much
cheaper than the cheap stores Always hand q
full assortment of Wood and Willow Ware, chill
dren's Gigs and Horses, tin and wood Cages gold
and gilt Jewelry, fancy China, Toys Brushes,
Combs. Shade Curtains, Room Papers, &c., all of
which will be sold ut New York prices
THOMAS l.. ANGUS.
my2 NV Main street
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IN FOR SALE-A beautiful HoRsE
"a works well in single double harness. and
warranted sound. Apply 20
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-15
TO MILL OWNER

Tho subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public that he tll continues in the Mill
Wright business and all its branches, viz: laundering.
and erecting Water Steam Mills upon
ons principles, either with simple complicated
chnery. He returns his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage tic has received heretofore , hopes
otr~,rft fvirf grnerai
-tsfaction to merit continuance Of the lie
any Other nacllinst for speed and durability. All per
Mo work done in the above line would do
we'll 10 give him a call he has several competent
lmrl in his employ, and is prepared to execute all
the shortest notice and roaSVnahc terms
Orders promptly attended TO- For further information
address subscriber at Johnsonvitlc Cumberland
county y. c. ID. B JOHNSON.
November 1853 v-}DI
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NOTICE..

THE aulScriier offers for sale his LANDS six mi
North OF FAyrttey.lle. and about nile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road consisting of
twelve hundred and sixty of land. suited
to the ma Turpnntinc Timber. There is Also
the premises. Il good Saw ana Grist MIL all in good
repair and now i'll operations also. a Dwellings ami all
the necessary outhOuscs. in good repair.
Also another tract of two hundred and nifty
the head water. of Crvers Creek. known hc Tarrv
Place on which there is small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses
the first named tract, there is cut about twenty
thousand Tu-pontinc Boxes from two to fo"r years
old
All the above lands Will be sold on the most accom-
molating terms. Persons wishing to purchase, will
please call the subscriber who Will take pleasure in
showing the above lands.
WM. r. BOLTON.
Oct -. 1888. 65-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-15

The Subscriber. practical Boot maker of some cS-
,ericnCr time been sensible that there is
Ieside0tn to be yet supplied to the pubic IN the
suitable burnish for boots and shoes. Most Of the
articles used either nure the leather fail to
npart that lustrc necessary to give to mans -
derstanding proper finish. lie has therefore. dur
in the last twelve months. b"cn dcvoting himself
the task Of preparing article fire" from these obrc-
tions. and has at length after much invest cation and
experiment completely succeeded. The result is ts
pittS uina B,.1nish. He only wishes that it
may b. tested in order to csta'lis! its superiority
all others. Call him at his shop opposite Mr
lauder Marble Factory. Hay street. and be supplied
with an.cxcclicnt article st cheap rate.
THOMAS GILL.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-15
YATES rr@mI FiErfyIE N uAm7


f or / )
The subscriber has just received and opened, at his
New Store the East side of Green street few doors
from the Market House and nearly opposite his Old
Stand a large Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Dress Goods consisting in part of Slawis Cloaks
and Mantllas some very fine; and also good assort-
ment of Shoes and Boots for Ladies' Gentlen'cn Girls,
Boys and Children And the hest assortment of Silk
and other styles of Bonnets he has offered to the
public.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea Pepper, Specs, and Tobacco, a
fae article. 8 r. SHEA
October 8. 1853
GHpAR FALLS Cotton Yarns and Sheet
ngs 1or sale by
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$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber. his Negro JOHN
and TOBEY. John is about 26 years DID, 6 feet inch
high: weighs about Is: 1910 lbs To'ey aged about
22 years. feet inches high stout. and weighs Us
lbs They bought from air James Surles, of Cum
berland county, and will probably be lurking in that
neighborhood. Tobey has wife at Ar Richard Birds.
N Johnston County. Fifty Dollars for either,
hundred Dollars for both will be paid for their appre
hcnsion and delivery to the subscriber for their
tncment in ans Jail in the State. that he get
them. An additional sum OF One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person Of harboring
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLET
Fair Buff. Columbus Co. y. c., Oct. G. 63-tf
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4 ALL SUI. -.

have always on hand full assortment Of GRO
CERIr1S. PROVISIONS. and other Goods suitable for
the Fail and Winter Trade and which offer for Cash.
or in exchange for Produce of almost any kind.
Ihave no" in Storo-flour, Meal. Corn. Rice Bacon.
Lard Batter. Cheese Crackers. Salt white Clarified
and Brown Sugars. Rio and Java Coffee Tea. MoIasscs.
Vine Fish Cigars. Tobacco Snuff Candies. Soap.
Starch. Spices. Candies Pepper. buckets. Rrooa1a.
wrought and cut Nails. Powder Shot Percussion Caps
and good assortment Of Dye Sufs with many other
things in the Grocery line.
Also good assortment Of Dry Goods. Boots sn(.
shoes. Negro Blankets and kcrScya and good ssenrt-
mont Of Ready made Clothing. Gall and buy cheap
W. II. CAENEl.
October % 1853. 765-Gm
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z. (. q y. A. II e IN
Have Just received and opened large and well select
ed stock of
SILK ND EAACF DRY GOODS,
Which have been selected with unusual care and de-
signed particularly for he Re ail Trade In
may be the late STYLES and designs for
plain Canary cold DO; black Gro dehine and figured
do: rich PLAID Berages and Tissues. plaid AZ
The rage this seasen:) hg'd and Plaid Grenadines !,
lot superior plain Bera and Tissues, embracing all
the desirable colers-pinks blues. ssrsens, backe,
whites. tans, eanarss Ne; printed Emi;d and sM1
J Jaeonets; India and Feniard silks; la.Is sgd and
ls' and Tr's'.'
.kc &c.
FOR e:ENTLEMESs WEAR-supcror black and
fancy cold Cloths. .lack French Doe-Skins fancy
cold Cassimeres intending some splendid patterns !;
cy col d Linen Driilngs plain striped and fg'd DO
Silk. Satin. and Quilted Marseilles vcstngs. &c.
= Embd Curan Maslins; rich Curtain Damask; Table
Dainask and Cloths Table Napkins and lowell
ing Birds-eye and Scotch Diapers; l0-4 Linen and
Cotton Sheetnss Linen and cotton Pillow Casing
Huckabacks Swiss Jaconet and Plaid Muslns; Bishop
and Long Lawns: stripe Swiss and Tape Musns brown
and bleached Shrtines; Curtain Fringes; Grass Cloths
for skirng worsted Dsn,ask and Marscles do; Sat,
Jeans: Corset do: PLAIN and EMB'D WHITE and
COLD GRAPE SlIAWLS; LACE MANTLES and
Linen, emb'd and hcn.-stitched Handkerchiefs Kid
Gloves: twisted Silk Mts: SILK and Cotton Hosiery
Lisle Thread and Silk Undershirts Chemizetts; I'm
derSlcevcs; French Worked Collars: Swiss and Cam
brio Edgngs and nsertings; Thread Cotton and Isle
fdgngs; Linen and Bobin do; black and cold Silk
felis; green and brown Berage eiiingS. white and
cold Silk Illusions: plain and fg'd Bobnets black
SILK Meetings. for Nantes; o. white Rerages and
Tissues for dc; Silk Rocches; Bonnet Innings and
Tabs Artificial Flowers and Wreatls, Straw Trmmin
Grape Lieces Florence Silks and Marcclans; Paper
Hangings Fire Screens: Wall Paperins; &c &C.
a large lot of Moieskin and white and drab Beaver
HATS; Panama, Leg horn. Albon Canadian, Straw
and other styles
SUMNER HATS
Boys aud Youths Go. i'll great variety large as
sortment fashionable Straw Bonnets; Misses Ronncts
and Flats fine Calf pumpsole and other styles Boots;
Congress Caters and Calf Shoes; Ladies' Congress
CATERS. assorted colors; white bronze and Kid Slip
perS &c. Sc. a handsome lot CT
READY MADE CLOTHING
of very superior quality; also Boys and Youths. of
every descriptions Shirts. Collars. Jnder-Shrts Graz
vats and Stocks: Umbrellas and Parasos; Travelling
Trunks. Carpet Bags and Valices, &c. &c &c.
" hich will lie sold accomnoda ting terms
other house in the place either at Wholesale Retail
The trading public would do well to give look be-
fore purchasing.
Z. L. & J. A. PEMBERTON
Hay Street
april l. 1851. s7-;sr
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SPRING GOODS. 1854.


VIC are receiving. and by the 18th inst. expect
to have in store. entire Stock of
ASON Bill, G OODS
Embracing a great variety of
European and Domestic Dry Goods:
Silk, kossuth and Summer Hats,
in great variety;
Bonnets, in great variety;
Boots and Shoes, heavy stock;
Umbrellas, parasols &C. &c &c
As q portion of the above goods imported by
direct from the European Markets. and all of them
bAugh the best terms. intend Offering them Il
prices Wholesale purchasers which think will be
We solicit an examination of our Goods.
H. 4 +. j. LILLY.
March O. 1874. S4-6t
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NOTICE.

BY virtue Of an order. made hv his Honor R. II
Saunders presiding Judge at the present Term of our
Superior Court ofLaw hereby give puc notice that
SPECIAL TERM
Of sad Court Will be held for the County Of Moore at
the Court House in Carthage. the fourth Monday in
May next: when and where all Stors and witnesses
the Civil Docket required to attend by 10 clock
IN the forenoon of that day
Witness. Geo. S. Cole, Clerk of said Court at Office
the Monday before the last Monday in February. a. ID
1854.
9lGt GEO. S. COLE. t. 5. {.
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March Q. 1874.
\EW GOODS

The undersigned have in and for sale cheap,
a general Stock of
GROCERIES, HEAVY HARDWARE,
Il Ioilow-ware Iron, Steel, Window Glass, Putty,
Blacksmths and Turpentne Tools,
Rroons Buckets Oils. Paints. Dye StuIs. and in fact
almost aay thing that can be mentioned in our line
Oar friends Will do we'll to give cal before pIr-
chasing.
Produce of ali kinds taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices
s<2y~Just received, II hhds. new crop Moasses.
G. ". I. COLLISION 4 co.
New brick store side Gillespie street third door
from the Market.
March Is. lS54 If
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::ig','y ,,nf,orta;,: TO iEos,se'1 eel,crs.
r.A-':sscss.cs. ,I3T;s 31SsE1.: s18T'RIIss f,S

III competition in The troIe 1e:ct'.
Tho Der hogs leave to inform the public that
he has constantly on hand and is mtaa tacturn" to or
der al; Kinds and sizes Of Mattresses which he intends
sell p per cant c"aper than any similar establish
n"1t III tbs place. Having sarvea apprentice
th business in % IN" northern cities. he trusts
he VIII hH abb Civ" tia most ccnp"t" sat;sfac-
ton his customers. lie ,nIlftctnres hair Mattresses
Matrrssa. with springs. fire Mattresses. and all kinds o
bottomnS II. does also all klds Of rHpa rim
and r"n"wing Persons in %s2nt Of any article in his
line requested to call and specimens Of his work
at the Po.t Dhice building.
ioSI1PH OTTARBJ RG
Ja1uary Il. 1854. 2m
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II. H.AR!sAUGi4,

NrCHttccf md H'si1dcr, FnyciteviIIc. \. G..
Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to execute PLANS of every description-sch State
and Court Houses Prisons. &c Also. Churches Cot
tages. and other public and private cdifces; Bridges
Roofs &c. &C. all with Specifications and Contracts
made for the same He Will also spcrintend all kinds
Of work.
Orders will receive prompt attention. and Plans
drawn and sent to any part of the country at short
notice.
Oct. Is, 1858. 1y-pd
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The undersigned having. at March Term Of Cum
foraod County Court qualified Executor of the last
WIN and Testament otAirs K. McRae dec q! notifies all
nersonS having claims against the Estate to present
then, within the time limited y law otherwise this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of recovery. Debtors to
the Estate will pleas" make immediate payment.
JAMES \. McRAE, Executor
March 1854. S5-tf
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SPRING. APPROPRIATIONS FoH 1s5-

STARR & WILLIAMS,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS
Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, ant,
Re.dy--Hndc Cutting,
Hay STREET. FAIETTEN LILLE. y. c..
Invite the attention OF their customers. and the trade
generally. to very superior Stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Which they viii sell at prices low to be found in
any market So:}th OF Mason ai.d DiNonS line. pur-
chasers who pay promptly or buy for cash.
Merchants viii find in this market good stocks, and
at prices which cannot fail to please.
March !, 1854
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JAMES T. UOJ STON.
CI.OCiN AND WATCH MAX E.!.

Encravcr ans, rcp1ircr Of Jeweirv Accor.leons. &c.
in the best possible manner.
Oaicc on IIay street in the freproof Mutual In
s,lr.ncc Company's Eutn2s, opposite the Methodist
Church
Having had fifteen years experience in the
business he believes he please all who viii fa-
him with their patronage.
FAYETTEVILLE. March Is. 1851 $5-tf
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The subss -:Tfers af for sale twelve hundred acres
, of Land 4 xt.~ f4nlnln6S end of Richmond county
1t is a'ooutc0 s1=, Zen Moral College, Lauren
burg High IT,. 4 W. The Land is we'll
adapted to t!Ifn,e H. wheat. &c. II
also offers great ~, ~lo> gagged in the
Irpentine and lumber business. l have constituted
Alexander Mclean, Esq. my agent during my absence
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
may be addressed at Glopolis =. o.. Robson county.
Luther Blue, who resides to the premises. will take
pleasure in exhibiting them to any who may call
for that purpose. j. G.. BLUE.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-15

Thu subscriber oTcrs his Plantation and Land for
saI- situated the East sid" of Cape Fear River
:,bol 1t four ;nrs from Faycttcvlle There about
800 acrcs land - of which cleared and under
cultyation On the premises is q dwelling and all
necessary no Tho soil. for fertility. is net
surpassed by any on Cape Fear River Persons wish
y ire Will please cal! and examine t.ta prcm,
JOHN EcT.EEAN.
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JAMES c. SMITH MILES CosTIN.
JAMES c. SMITH & CO.,

C0mm5ssicn -ilcfchonts
Have removed their Office to the second story Of the
building formerly occupied ly the Tc1egra ph Company.
where they prepared to attend all the
Commission line
Al! business entrusted to them viii be punctnally
attended to-
Wilmington Jan y Il. 1854. 1G-lv
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1 s ; f.
SPRIN G & obs. /. -

SPRIN G q OOI s. -
= T. s.nersg gncd aye tr.Ai, in ana expect !
anfs >rorc~e, is1
sEcAscNAs.I.E GOODS,
Embracing great variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Hats, Caps, Eonncts, Umbrellas, Parasols,
Doors AND SHOES,
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Blank Books Bolting Cloths, &c. &c. &c
With an extensive assortment of
z Ell u I--.NIDE CLO 1HI.a'G.
And Foreign end Domestic Hardware
All Of ch they Offer to the trade at Low PRICES
and upon accommodating terms.
Purchasers will find it their interest 10 give the
above Stock examination before riahng their secc
tons.
HAII. Il SACKETT
;Iarch g. 1874
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PRINTED BY WILLIAM r YATES.
ROBERT K. BRYAN. Editor.

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EDW'D McPUER son

G e I: X y; = BRO. & co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ard
Domestic DRY GOODS,
"a Park Place and 10 Barclay street, New YORK.
November . 1853 6m-pd
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DTEC =

THOSE. who are indebted to Ivy Note Account
Will please settle the And all debts due pri-
or to the Jan 1883 be settled longer in
diligence cannot he given.
4. \. Me-. ETHAN.
Oct |. 1873. II
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Ja1u1ry p, | :

C..rNEHT C.. xy.stE:II-,
Attorney y Eayc7te.-i!Ir. y. G.
Office at the corner of Bow ard Green streets.
Fpb'y 3. 1893.
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For the removal and permanent cure of the following
diseases VIZ Affection of the Liver. Incontincncc.
Loss of Muscular Energy Physical proslraon. Irrita-
bility all the various train of Nervous affections
it will also Depression. Excitement. Tendency
to Blush Restessncss. Sleeplessess Dsk" of Society.
Incapacity for Study business. Loss of Nemory.
Confusion Gi!dinesS Blood the Head. Melancholy.
Mental Debility, Hvscra. indecision Nreci!Ct,ncSs.
Tboug ughts of SeifDesructon. Fear OF Iilnac. &c. 1t
will Increase and restore Appetite strengthen the
enacatcd induce continued cheeril.lncss and eqHani
mi.y of spirits and proong life It is considered in
valuable in curing incipicnt Consumption.
Agent in Fayetteville.
J. \. SMITH. Druggist.
274t1 Northwest corner Market Square.
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS WANTED

The subscriber will pay the highest market price
for any quantity of cleaa Linen and Cotton Rags.
DAVID MURPHY.
March f. 1854 If
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CARTHAGE isoTI

Having recently purchased the al,oxc establishment
from Malcolm Kelly. Esq. prepared to enter
tain in comfortable manner those who may give me
call having ample stables, good hos:iers ami dis
position Accommodate ! [ shall be able to
give entre satisfaction to those who may favor with
their patronage.
II. G. MCLEAN.
December 3, 1853. 7o-tf
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87-4t]
r. M'MILLAN.

p. M'MILLAN. J. G. BoWDEN
MCMILLAN s. BOvsDEN,
INSPECTORS OF NAVAL STORES AND PRO
VISIONS. Office of North Water and Ches-
mutt Streets. Wilmingt \. {.
April g. 1854. IS 'n
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Ja1'y II. 1874
Ie;: =. G.. FL 81.

Ias removed 20 .hn vclI known stand Of the Drs. Ro-
insoa corner Of t;re~n and Bow streets.
April %, 1853. If
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ii 4 Y II l. Z r A c T O Il = !,

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite T. ". Vikings Auction Store,
Eaycttevilic, y G.
Dct
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~ MI isS 7tIstN-
Commissions and Iorvs arii..sc 7Ecrc;ant.
W Il.MIEGToN. y. {.
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In the last II months 4,o27 gallons of liqrcr
have been seized in Portland, Maine, of Vic,
:, ,216 gallons were DESTROYED
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*Gen. Dale, th;S great size and strength
was known 70 the indians Big Sam
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CONE KISS ME.--Th;s is the name that shou'1
be given to the fashionable modem honr,.
winch lightly resting the back of the hea,
ahofGs no protection to pretty face--but .
the contrary increases the attractions whiti
under any circumstances invite the stamp III
Kindness and affection!
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ADVERTISING Fer WIFF-E j. w Clifford
young man in India WHO recently advertise
for wife, says that he is thoroughly convinced
Of the advantage Of advertising He saws h,.
i, - received III answer to his adycrt;>cn,cn.
81 letters, Is darncrrcotypc iikenesscs of Ia
dies gold finrcr-rin"s, II locks Of hair. con
OF TX Marvcl's Revcrics OF a Bachelor ! th;i,
bic, and two dozen shirt buttons. He ought f.,
be Onvinced.
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F e III
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

e. K. j. A. PEMBERT RTON
Hare just received and opened large and well select
ed stock of
SILK f.yD~ ~E1 N(9F DRY GCOES
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Nov 2. 1873
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Oct. Is. 1853. 1y-pd
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...pr;l l. 1st.
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Nov -. 1853
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-23
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
Georgetown, March %. 1854

GEORGETOWN, March %, 1854
Some six months since, permission was asked
of our corporation to raise the canal bridges a,
the crossings of several of our streets Know:
ing the actual necessity for such an improve.
mens our city councils, to facilitate the bust.
ness as much as possible, promptly appointed
4 committee to make thorough examination
into the praetieability of doing so without SO
altering the grade of the streets as to make
their passage difficult. This committee ex.
pended large amount of labor in their in
designations, and for the purpose of rendering
assurance doubly sure, called to their aid the
corporation surveyors at considerable expense
to the town. The committee made an able
and elaborate report in favor Of the petition,
which was promptly adopted by our councils.
and the permission granted. But as yet these
great distractions to our canal navigation re-
mains in statu gro. Why this delay we know
not. We certainly understood at the time
the petition was made that the means to make
the improvements would BIO forthcoming, and
the work commenced as soon rs permission
was granted by our corporatiOD; but although
some six months have elapsed, we have seen
no move towards the commencement of the
work. That these bridges ought to be raised
no one will doubt who has taken the pains to
INFORM himself Ut the vast amount OF trouble
and difficulty, to say nothing OF the eat loss
OF time and damage which most Of the large
class boats have to submit to in passing under
them when light. The boats now plying upon
our canal ut the present time are very different
to those used some ten years ago, the increased
depth OF water in the canal has brought about
an increase In the size of boats; hence the diff
fculties, But don't let US suppose that our
canal traders are TO blame for enlarging their
boats. Not SO. Experience has demonstrates
the fact that the great, if no. the only ad-
vantage in canals, is the ability to transport
larger quantities at less expense. and this is
attained in proportion to the capacity Of the
ss.s4 { ~ sst.1 saE.siig5 -..s.e aas --sfl.rs.- >
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By GREEN Il SCOTT, Aact,oneer,.

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE
IL hold and Kitchen Furniture at Apction-On
WEDNESDAY, the 29ih instant, we shall sell st the
residence of Mr. John A. Brenper On 9th street. be
tween =! ard street north, st In o'clock a H. ell
his Household aud ktehsa Furniture, consisting in
part Of
mahogany spring seat DiTans
Mahogany marble-top pier and centre Tables
Do dining, side, and ether do
DO e-tEetarv, Sidetoard, and Dressing Blu.
Do can seat Rocking aud 5thsr Chairs
Parlor and chamber Carpets
Mating, Cilclo.h and Curtains
Maple and other Bcdsteads, b. dding, Mattresses &c
Radiator. .firiisht, and other Slows
fine Cooking Stove ard Utensils
French China Tt Set
Glass, CrockeryV are, and Cutlery
fipe large Refrigerator. nearly new
With many other art cles unnecessary TO enume-
rate. - -..
Term OF and under S2s cash over s2s credit
of two snd four months notes satisfactorily endorsed
he.ring interest
P. S.-The House is for rent 1t has fine large
garden attached to il and excellent water on the
premises. Inquire On the premises, or Of
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Eat I'D Auctioneer