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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

LAVNCu or THE LARGEST SrFAE@OAT EVER
RuLT--Ihc new steamer Metropolis was
launched at New Noil, on Thursday. This
steamer is for the Fall River route, and will
run in connection with the Bay State and
Empire State. The Metropolis is the laIg-
est steamboat ever built, being $50 feet long
ID lict beam and ID feet hold. She, unlike
other steamboats,, is timb,rcd up to the level
of her state room floor, and thus in reality
is - feet deep. No expense has been spar
cd TO make her as strong as wood and non
can make her for besides being heavily TIM
bcrcd she has over fifty tons Of the best u
stcr iron in the form Of diagonal iron braciug
similar to the bracing put into Collins stca-
mcrs This iron bracing extends to the top
Of the timbcrs, aud it is calculated will give
far greater strength than the old plan Of the
unsightly and clumsy fore AID aft frames
termed hog frames, Her cng c, which is
to be put in by the Novelty Iron Works, is
Of nearly double the power of any steam cn-
CINE now in use. The cylinder is lol inches
zone hundred and liyc) diameter by II feet
stroke. The Metropolis will measure about
$500 tuns burden, She will take her place
on the Fall River Line about the lst OF Au.
gust.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

THE CRYSTAL PALAcr.--lhia institution
under the direction OF BaInum, now bits far
n'uu cuutn,If, h.',rle "as.ttl!'teGi 'qRsH'c
been relieved from all pocuniary cmharass.
mcnt, he directed the Palace to be closed on
the 10Th inst, in order to give opportunity
to rc.arrauge the whole interior, and dispose
the world orrarc and beautiful articles which
are being received and have been secured for
exhibition The Palace will be rt-Jpencd
with appropriate ceremonies on the ith Of
MAY. and the Board of Director, have found
since it was resolved to place the institution
on a permanent basis. and under popular
management, that all ciass,s, in all coun-
tries, are dcsirouS to contribute whatever
may seem desirable, to add to the magniil-
ccncc and complct nc's Of the exhibition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

Percussion ARMs.-A resolution has been
adopted by the Senate, instructing the Com.
mittee on Militory Affairs to inquire into the
cxpedicucy Of so amending the law that such
States as shall desire, be allowed to return to
the United States, hint-'ock small arms now
in their poss, Sson. and that the value Of said
arms be furnished such State, in percussion
lock muskcts and rifles or such ether ordi.
nance us shall be designated 10y the Governors
Of said States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

NNIIINlhF, IN0SIH!, NpIII IN.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last
are received lncy contain the details Of the
lat, news from Mexico. The accounts in re-
ference to the condition Of Alvarez are very
conflicting --tAc most reliable are decidedly
in isycr Of Alvarez, and predict the dcica, of
~nnlA AnMA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29
Improvement OF the Mississippi
Rapids.

This work has been agitated for year,
Some years ago Congress made approprIa'
items and the work was commenced, but ny
the time the machinery was ready ana on
the ground, and all the necessary arrange
mcuts made to 60 at the improvement IN
earnest, tile money appropriated was eXhaus'
ted, aud the whole thing quashed, and the
ma, hinery was left to rot on the banks OF
the river.
Two years ago congress made another ap'
,rudria,ion Of $50, 900 for each Of ,hc Rap
ids. A portion of this has already been en-
pen cd on surveys, and now there appears
10 be something like certainty, that the
object will be accomplished.
has hecn entered into between government
officials and Messrs. Swan l. Fclon. of Pitts
burgh, for the removal Of the distinctions
We had an interview with }. HILANps. ESQr.
gentleman who comes out to supcrintend
the works, under the above contractors, and
were pleased to learn from him that it is the
mtcntlOn 10 Sct 10 WORK AT Duth h3llRs M
modiatcly Their plan is to make a straight
channel four hundred feet wide, and contain
ing an estimated depth, in lowest water, Of
four feet. II is true, the 100000 is a large
sum but when applied to work demanding
much greater outlay, it sinks into compar-
alive insigniiicance. We trust that when
some intention is shown to 60 forward with
the work of improving the Rapids, Congress
will come mauiully torwad and supply a
sut'icicncy of money to complete work so
&c yLy NATIONAL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

TAX TiTLEs.--ln decision rendered by
the Supreme Court of this state in the case Of
WEIR VS.. Hahn, it was held that the owner
OF real estate cannot he divcstcd of his title
by sale for taxes, unless he has personal
notice of the sale, aud the time when such
notice will expire, that the provisions Of the
constitution requiring actual notice by publ
cation in the nearest newspaper TO the county
wherein the land may be situated, is for the
benefit Of the owner; and to secure this OBJ
ject, tho requirements of the constitution
must be STRICTLY complied with, the sale will
DO vitiatcd, and a tax title obtained under it
will for that reason fail.
1t was also held in the same case that the
question as to which is the nearest newspa-
per to the county, must be determined by
comparing the distances between the place of
publication and the county line Ii this be
the true Interpretation Of the law as regards
the point from which to ascertain the nearest
paper, it will operate to annul those sales in
several counties where the officers have look
ed for the nearest paper to the county seat
instead of the county line.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

Boats are now running around the Lakes.
The steamer Globe from Buffalo arrived at
Chicago OH Thursday. She encountered son!e
ice at the s,ruights, but met with Ne accident
~ material delay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

REvESur OF JoiIEr,--Thc revenue Of this
young and tiourishing city for the past year
was e. ,6s5, the expenditures S6.6To. The
newly elected mayor in his message, est.
mates the revenue Of 1866 at sll, 527. lie
also recommends. aud urges the necessity
Of procuring fire engines.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

PoruLATIoy or MuwArREr.--Thc Miwau-
kcr Mars estimates the present population
of .lilwaukcc at 1000. The estimate is has
cd upon the number uf names contained in n
new City Directory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

AGENCy.-Mr. Carries Woollctt has cstab.
iished an Agency at Chicago, for the pur-
pose Of procuring subscriptions and advcr.
tisemcnts for papers in the North West,
in connection with general commission
agency for the sale Of produce of all kinds,
collection of debts, and the purchasing of
Merchandise Lumber, &c. Mr.. Woollctt is Il
gentleman many years experience in the
business and all those who have business in
his line, in Chicago will do well to intrust it
in his hands
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

We are told that on Thursday night about
slJO", worth of liquor was destroyed at La
Sale, how, and by whom, We have not
learned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

NEw GEocEmGs.-Mr. il. Montgomery has
just received his n.w stock Of Groceries
See Advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29
For the Free Trader.

For the Free Trader.
Isaw petition the other day, calling for
a special town meeting in the town of South
Ottawa, for clccting some Of the town OIL.
GERS, and also takinga vote for the town to
take s., 900 stock in the Illinois river bridge
at Ottawa. | will here inform the liberal
friends that have pctitoncd with 50 much
courage, that as there has already been So
600 taken, that they are calling for 81 900
more than the law provides.
April %, 1854, S.
RAILROAD lRoN.-Thc y. Y. Evening
Post in speaking of the proposition 10 adj
NIT railroad iron free of duty, says: eve are
not in favor of making any discrimination in
favor Of railroad companies, in the impo,ta-
ton Of iron. Our doctrine is not cheap iron
for railways AMI dear iron for individuals,
but cheap iron for both. As long as we have
protection, we would except no class from
paying them
CoNrRACrED.-Ihe bridge company have
contracted with Mr.. George Barnett to con-
Struct the stone work Of the III. river bridge
for $4,000. The butmcnts are to be ready
for the timbcr-work by the first of October
The company are now negotiating with diff
fctcnt persons to construct the framework.
1t is their intention to have the bridge done
this fall, without fail.
The Manufacturing the fore part of
the week the weather was Ike some genial
cline, where flowers perpetual bloom; but
on Thursday night it was intensely cold, and
must have destroyed good part Of the early
fruit, especially the peschcs.
80 An agriculturst who has tried the
experiment satisfactorily, says that few
seeds of the tomato dropped into the hill
with the cucumbers or tomato set out,
which he says is the better mode, will Ike, p
off black ileas aud striped bugs, as they dis.
like tho flavor Of the tomato.
~ The Lawyers in Covington. Ohio,
have struck aud now demand five dollars
for counsl, fifty dollar for divorce, and one
hundred dollars for ccctmcn, Let their
foolish clients follow suit and resolve TO keep
out Of the law in future, and that game will
w LlVsksl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

Tbs Legislature Of New York has adopted
memorial praying Congress to allow sugar
to w imported .rVe. g. mNtc il he,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29
The Factory Girl Strike at LWcist0wn

The strike among the operatives in the
manufacturing establishments at Lewistown,
Ne, the Advocate says, is resulting di>as-
trously to the mills there. A final meeting
Of the girls was held Inst week, and almost
featuring towns. The Lincoln mill has
closed, and the Begging mill has stopped
operations for the present. At the Bates
mill there is bat third of the complement
The tailor strikes, the carpenter strikes,
and the wood-splitting strikes have had a
bad tendency, so far as MORALITY is con
cerncd Until the men struck no one ever
heard of the women striking. We suppose
they struck in self defence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

STAR >IoEC.-Mc--ro. LownSbcry * smith
have now received their entire stock Of
spring AMI summer goods We think all
who call on them, viii be pleased, both with
the merchant, aud the merchandise.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

Prrlrc EgEcrI.oNs.--T Senate Of Penn
syl,ania has passed a bill limiting the num-
Der Of persons to be admitted to public exc
cu,jep,rl t-,--pse-Gy.. and prohibiting tie
or one employed SOC! lor ,na, purpose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29
Ei!r ,sa,.au >lI.R,;rou.

Seeing III distant prints accounts OF The re
call OF Com. Pcrry'S squadron, We have ,a.
h,nlatnN toaaccrtain rs nearly as possible
all the facts connected with its anticipated
return TO the United States Thus we have
ov,rf reason to believe tno, long since on
notifying the Government Of lis promise to
return this spin Z to Japan tor'c,ivc the an
swcr of the Emperor to our proposals, the
Commodore was instructed to comply with
that engagement with all the ships under his
command li!at could b, spared from the Chi
nose s,n>; and then To rotun nome with all
hi, vessels exec Il steamer and two sioops
as the r,ru|ur l. : Eu,t uti,s .on,drnn
AaG further, that the !, turning vessels will
como on,,. ii, th. p,,i6n ,n,,rI,;rc ., Saw
Francisco and Other rnst ;,pmo,lant noir,s
in the usual tactic rn,i, Thence 70 ,b,, I'M
ted S,ut,s The Con,uolor. i ,.yr.r,,J T.,
return himself overland win Ms IiiiI, L,l,,,
as pos.ihl,. lie j. understood to hoy.,n,I,
cd successfully inr n,,mis,ion So +, Gn
Iy,,Eju0,,D Si,y
PuuIIu EXrCurioN. John Collins, convict
Cd Of the murder Of his wife, was hung at
Geneva, Kane county, ON Friday la,t.-Scy.
crul military companies went ont from Chi.
cogo at the request of ShcIi ~paud,ng to
preserve order Threats Of an outbreak ON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

BOARD met pursuant to aiJournmcai.
sup. Barber offered the following rr~p'u.
tons, which wa, ou motion laid on the Ia
bic.
Resolved, That the committee TO whom
the subject OF building new jail, was re-
frrod, be- required To report at the sepIem-
Dor t,im Of tai, board.
Sap. Stanford iroin the committee on
Paup,r Acts, reported the following bills cor
rec. audr,commyuiyd th,irailowa"cc, winch
report was accepted aud thc following bills
nrdlrud pall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-29

and he is hereby directed to procure for the
Us, Of the officers Of dis county, not exceed
ing 900 copies of ,Ae amendment 10 tine
township organic. toa ,aw, assed 1t tn. bate
special session 81 thu lr.Isl. ''r, AID to"Ia"
an order on the treasury II the county, TO
pay for the same.
Sup. Dimmick offered tn iollowing,which
was adopted, viz
Resolved, That the Sheriff bc authorized
10 contract or caus" to have done the white
washing and cleaning 81 the court room, ahd
that ten dollars he appropriated ior dat Oh
Jcct.
In the matter of \ Il. smith the commit
tee made the lolioWiugr,pult which Mas atop
ted, viz:
That after an examination If the aiiida-
Wits referred to them, they are fully satisfied
that there can be 10 blame Frop,riy attached
to Nj. Smith, in regard to the deposition OF
I the money and effects found upon the boiy
of Theodore H. Cos who wa, found drowned
in the canal in the fdl of lsJp, although -rt.
/ money may not have hn,u paid at thr time
/ to tho lcgd representatives. IL said Cos, yrt
/ your committee aIc OF upiuipn That II Wa -
cciycd los toN's relatives in accordance VITA
. the request or iutcriiJu Of said Cos as -
pressed BY said Cos b,lotc leaving home III
case OF such a contingency and That tie 7aiI
\. Il. Smith acted in good tuth - Tar a. w'
eau discover, also that the conduct oi saiI
Smith seems to have m,t with the .IpTp""-
tion Of IL, friends Of said Cos, who a'c stiI
[ satisfied With the Whu., matter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
Administrator Sale.

by VIRTUE Of al order 81 thu Probate
courtof Yazoo county, State OF Mississippi,
rendered at the February term s54, as admins
traitor Of 81 o. G.. Kennedy deceased I shall
proceed upon Monday the 18th day Of April
next before The door Of the court house of Ya-
zoo county. upon a credit Of twelve months, 10
sell 70 the highest bidder, the following lands
belonging 10 the estate Of said Kennedy, to-0it !:
The east half 81 the southwest quarter of Sec
ton Is, northwest quarter Of section SD, town
ship 8, range 5 west; southeast quarter Of sec
ton q the northeast quarter Of section IS.
township 8, range west; certain quantity of
land containing about two acres, adjoining Or
near the town Of Satartia, purchased rom
John Wilson, and known as the former resi-
senee Of Tire said Wilson also lots SOS. l8e.
1915 - and go ii the town of Satartia: also
az undivided one bird interest ID the west Quar-
ter q southeast quarter section township j.
range Nest also "a undivided 0ne-half infer-
estIn lots Nos. q md 81 section T and lot
no. Of section q and west half az northeast
quarter section township range west
All wing and being ii the onnfr 81 F6zoo and
State 81 Mississippi
Bend With HnseQbfed seearits s u berequifed
81 11eeT
Adminial koi
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
aaIIinnnfrn4 go

an account Of he death Of N. w Ellis, I
u will as surviving partner 81 the firm Of Ell
lis 81 Howell, sell orr large stock Of Dry Goods.
Clothing, &c, at dost for cash. Country Deal
ers and others wishing 70 buy would do we'll
to call aud axarnfne our stock. It consists Of
eynrvthina in the Dry Goods line A large
assortment Of Clothing, Hats. oofs, Shoes sc.
Now IS the accepted time 70 buy everything
you wish cheap. GEO. IA POWELL,
february 8, 1854, 33-at.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
PLANK ROAD.
20 Tax Payers

DY Virtue of an Actofthe Legislature Of
ID the State of Mississippi, entitled an
q Act for the relief of Yazoo County, !" ap-
proved January nth, 1854 = Notice is
hereby given that ! viii meet the Tax Pay
ers oil this county at their respective pre-.
cincts, for the purpose Of assessing and COL
Iectinq the State County, Special and School
Taxes levied for the year 1853, on the fol-
lowing days, so-Wit:
at Yozo0 Citg Bor-On Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, the End 3rd 4 4sh days
Of March next
"a Gyesr's Boz On Monday and Tuesday
Tie 9Th and 9TH days 81 March
next.
AZ Deasons Boz On Wednesday 3 Thurs
day the 9th and 9th days Of March
next.
At Doger Boon Friday and Saturday
the 10th and 18th days Of March
next.
At Phenir B0s-On Monday e& Tuesday
the 18th and 18th days Of March next.
At Sataain Boz On Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, the 18th 10Th and
9Th days of March next !.
Al Alton's Boron Monday and Tuesday
the goth and 0lsI days Of March next.
1t Benton Bor-On Wednesday, Thursday
Friday the 02d, 23rd. and gath days
Of March next.
AT Silger Creek Boon Wednesday and
Thursday the 29th q 30th days Of
March next.
The particular attention Of Tax Payers is
called to the following Section Of the above
mentioned Act, TO wit:
SECT. 9. ID it further enacted that It
shall be and is hereby made the duty Of all
and every person liable to taxation ID said
county, to make out and deliver to said
Sheriif, on 81 before The first day of April
next, q full and correct list under oath,
(which oath ihe said Sheriff Or any Justice
Of the Peace 81 the State. IS hereby author
lied II administer d al lis her Or then
taxable property, and foF falling to deliver.
said l;st as hereby required. each person So
offending, shall be liable to az az fiosaal toa
of ts0enfyslfue PEI esaluns Oh the whole
amount 81 his. Der d their taxes, To be
collected By sal Ser il the manner now
prescribed By law
M. a JENKINS, Ehf and Ex-Of
Tax Collector 81 Yazoo ntY
By j. q DssEIIJr., p
Yazoo Citg, FEBRUARY s, 1854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
gEl rmRR
SIN ons foH lt

The proprietor ofths plendid Hotel begs
Leave g inform he Public that Sc IS now
ready toenietlain l1aFe|e sisors and board
ersI q The very best style The building
y commoaioas well supplied With furniture
convenient g the Ste mbeat lansing and
haliroad Depot aud the proprietor IS deter-
mined That his table shall nos be surpassed
by any Hotel Ii Gle Southwest The
servants porlers stcs are well trained and
attentive and 10 one desiring q travel np Or
down the river need he under any appre-
henslon Of missing boat feb 60
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

Sumdries.
old @London Dock" Brandy, 1913.
old do do Port wine in pts & OTIS
DID @Golden', Sherry II wood and glass,
Gold Top Champaign pint and quarts:
Imperial Tokay in pints,
Old reserve Monongaheln Whisky. 1910.
London Cordial Gin in bottles,
Schiedam Schnapps,
Choice black, imperial, extra fine gun-powdeT
and mixed Teas,
Cider and Wine Vinegar,
Nutmegs, Allspice, Pepper and Ginger, Soap,
Starch and candles, fine Olive Oil, Kentucky
Mustard, Table Salt, etc,
Just received and for sale low by
febl7 j w DABBs.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

Letters of AdminstFation on the estate Of
Philip G Wallis, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned a the January term 1854,
of the Probate Court Of Yazoo County, Mississi-
ppi.- Now all persons having claims against
said decedent are notified TO present them With
be barred And those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
WILLIS IA, HOGAN
Feb. 9nd 81 8l Administrator.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10

lust received. direct fom the mnniac-
A tafers, a ine assortment of English and
American Guns, Pistols, Scoring APpara,s
us, etc.
100 Rne double Cane; Boys double add sins
glesdfs
60 American Rifles; Is English De-
prs ine Rifle fis,elss l01prs aesotiee doi
"a Bis sel.aockinr Pistols. fm2 lo in bbls :;
Cane Bags Powder Horns. Shot Belts md
Pouches. Calling Horns, Percussion caps,
Fine canister Powder, Bowie Knives Sifl-
eli0cs, etc. For sale bE Al. GENELLA.
Yicksbnrg, nov IS, s53. 1885,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ]
YAZ00 C0IINTY. Z
Probate COURT February Term 854

Probate Court February Term 1854
II an persons interested IN tie laads, teae-
meats. aud heredetiments Of Philip O..
HIalhs, late Of said couaty, deceased
TN the matter Of tie application Of Willis he
Hogan administrator of the Estate of p. g.
Wallis deceased. for oil order of sale Of the
following Real Est te belonging to the estate
of the said cedent to-Wii Lots /, and 8,
Sec. IS. T 10. b. 8 u lots and 6, Sec. 8,
Z. 10, r. 4W; also 8 ~. or. of Sec. and
nll Of lot one, above The bayou known as Rock
Wells bayou in section II all in T r.. 3W;
also lots and Of Sec 81, T. u, north of
r. w; also north west quarter of Sec. 6 T.
10 north of r. "; n. w. qr. of Sec. 6, r. 10
r. 3w, AM M. 9. ar. Of Sec Z, II. 10 r. 4 W;
also lots los and 90 in the Town of Yazao
City oil lying and being in the county Of Yazoo
and State Of; Mississippi 1t is thereupon or
dorsd by the court that citation issue to William
III Bell as guardian ad fetem, for Anna Z.
Wallis and Francis Wallis, infant heirs and
distributes 10 the estate Of r. G. Wallis decd
% Yaz0o county, 10 Sc and appear at the April
term S54, of this cou t, then and there to show.
cause f any they can why an order should not
be granted for the sale of the above described
lands, II is further ordered that publication of
said citation be made in the Yazoo City Wing
for he space Of thirty days, and that the same
be posted at three or more public places in said
county for the same time.
Witness Hon. Geo, B. Wilkinson Judge Of
Probates Of said county, the 4th Monday of
February A 3. 1854, and seal of said court, is
sued the 24th day Of FEBRUARY 1854.
nlh4-5t W.: II. BELL. clerk.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10


VIE Hane 9l ealam4Hder was LIel applied
% Wiiaefss Patent 1d introduced BIZ the
subscriber ii $40, who in 1874 purchased the
right q manufacture. The superiority Of Her
ringss (Wildel9 Ealamahder Safes over ell
others induced many % Infringe upon tho pa
feot right ~ using the composition; others
more canfious, aud "a oFade lawsuit, made an
inferior article, initiating the exterior in form,
style. color Of painting. and attachcdthe name
3 0alamander, - Improved Salamander,e Fire
Proof Salamandenr,n s The Genuine Salaman-
der. &c.. &C., and have succeeded IA palming
of some Of the superior SalamandeTs as genu-
inc. Those wanting the original Salamander,
manufactured BIZ the subscriber, should take
the precaution 10 see II they have upon them !
metal plate Silas g. Herring, Maker. AL
such being the genuine ~ ilders patent) Sala-
mander. OF Hefring's Impfzgod Patent Cham
pion Safo, which received the medal at the
Great Worlds Fair, and which has never fai' ed
to preserve the contents ia ease Of Ere. Pur-
chaeers can select from the largest assortment
in the world By calling at the sale rooms Of
SILASC. HERRING
Ia5, 137, and l3S Water cor. Of Pine SITS.
NJ BE Chilled iron SAFES, with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly for banks, jewell
crs, brokers and others requiring secury from
rogues Bank yanlt doors On hand, and made
to order All the most celebrated locks for
sale ct manufacturers prices. Second hand
safes for sale at less than half price.
AGENTS