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Beauharnois Canal

1   in 1842 included the commencement of work on the Beauharnois Canal, and resumption of work on the Cornwall Canal. The

2   of the canals, the Beauharnois, was, in fact, officially opened on the 13

3   has descended the rapids, and passed through the Beauharnois Canal in perfect safety, drawing 7 1/2 feet of water.

4   the steamer BYTOWN destroyed two gates in the Beauharnois Canal.

5   removed four gates from one of the locks on the Beauharnois Canal, thereby effectively closing navigation on that

6   to pass without a spade being put into the Beauharnois Canal? The Lachine Canal was finished promptly

7   the work? Why leave only 9 feet of water in the Beauharnois Canal when there is 14 feet in the

8   she broke a cross-head key while in the Beauharnois Canal, with the result that one of the cylinder heads

9   smashed several gates on one of the locks in the Beauharnois Canal, causing $1,000 damage to the lock. The 2nd

10   and sometime, in the not too distant future, the Beauharnois Canal, with its short locks and only 9 feet of water,

11   washout on the Beauharnois Canal delayed the arrival of the propeller OCEAN on the

12   Prescott and Cornwall. The replacement of the Beauharnois Canal was not

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