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CAuTIoS.-Trsyellers the Spring Hill Road are cautioned to keep sharp look out for breakers, while the corporation obsnately refuse to mend their ways. About two hundred yards from the head of Dauphin street, nearly opposite the residence of Mr. Charles Deage, there is an unseen danger, not laid down in any chart, marked by light house buoy. It is Assure about foot in circumference and twice as deep Hone of the hundreds of horses which ai- y traverse that road should be unhappy to get foot in it, burnt brandy will not save him from broken leg, and his master, perhaps, from broken neck. ..-..i ..... I. ist,.l u .asi1a0 ss a

 Further on, a few hundred yards beyond the forks, thereis another similar chasm, right in the middle of the road. We advise any citizen whose life, limbs ofproperty are put jeopardy by this shameful neg lsence of the city authorities, to bring action for exemplary damages against the corporation.

 The whole route from the forks to Dauphin street, is truly choice bit of road. The picturesque inc qualities of hlll and dale, hole and mound, reflect great credit upon ruers taste for the grosesque and arabcsque. The beauty of the scenery ncreas- es every day. The holes grow wider and wider, and the hillocks tower higher and higher-every one of them monument to the prudent management, dis interested and thrifty of our city gentlemen for the safety, interests and comfort of the citzens- We hope the road will not be touched--we are be- ginning to love its roughness from association. few loads of dirt would destroy the poetry of the scene and lose votes to the corporation. Let 1t alone