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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25
The steamship Africa.
TO TIE 1DITOR OF TIE NEW yORK HHRALD

NBW IOhk, req "A, loo4.
SIR trust tina. your we'll known love fair play viii
tolerate the appropriation Of small space In your
ed columns to the contradiction OF reports widely and
aciouslv circulated which II allowed pass ourrsnt
are calculated seriously TO ipjurs the character and
stant In bis profession Of OF the most popular ana
experienced commanders In the Atlantic mai snamship
service.
Tho gist OF these slsndsrous rsmors purporsIng, u
matter Of coure to b the beet authorty cousss n
the legation that the underwriters and agents Of the
steamship Africa have refased TO maks any disburss-
renn consequent upon the and leases H.
cnired BY the grounding Of that vessel her last trip 70
This sRd that Captain HARRISON in ordsr to save M
oharsotsr and prevent EXPENSE had been eompeeA 20
c.ray all such costs and charges from biz Own private
iesoui ces.
A. personal frieod Of Captain Harrison have the
satisfaction 10 state that Inquiry ct heAdq uastsrs
lssrr he utter Alaty OF all these rumors, and AN In
deed informed that, being case OF general averas Mr.
CunArd the srsrs for the sarsS are settling Al
claims and bills presented. VII only sdd. that the
f mediate cause OF accidsut In qosson appears
from sworn statement to shich havs had ascess 70
have been that In dsnre fog Bdlcss Ilsnd was mis-
taken FOR aoyernor's Island By the pilot on soard
lam, sir. yours, 40, CHS
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TEL EGR APHTC .

sLooPs JAMES DycKwrrH AND STORM CLOUD ASHORE
AT sandy HOOK, kTc.
SANDY Book. Feb 24-suudown.
The sloop James Bssk ~ith Of Grsenport Long Island
and the sIoop Storm Coui bsng from tie same place
ere ahore on the Hook, bay eide.
The former badly wrecked, having suitainsd nv ios'
OF hsr s stay fore shrou6 bulvsrks badly stove bottom
somewhat stove In spd she Is full of water.
The Storm Cloud lies WELL and ELL be saved With little
trouble.
Both are understood 10 be owned By Backer, Of the
Fulton Market Thsy 10 pursuit Of ash, came In
side the Hook to anchor Wednesday night aud wers
driven on shore yesterday morning.
The crew Of the Beokwith on board snosher boat.
The schooners ashore in Horse shoe BAY srs lxht.rs
nom the Golden CLOUD, schooner ashors on the oppo
site side Of the Book and have sustained no material
damage eIospt the loss OF all their aachors Cluno. as
certain their
The pilot boat Jacob Bell that has sesn sshor. FOR
several days driven higher mp the beach an N.
men 81 work her snser.,in hc2ss u ssiiisy h on
with little more troSbls she IL nov easier to b
worried A.
The schooner Golden 1oas a,hoTs soush q the jacob
Bell has At work Der clsshsrslsg her cargo ~
c7rn End II s .s.a. ale aa-y ~ sos of With little
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FIRE IN ALTON, ILL--RoNAE CATHOLIC CHURCH
BrESrp-Wc learn from the Telegraph that fire ocs ured
al Alton the 18th Instant b. which largo and
tifu ReE an Catholic Church, the nne resoencs of Mr.
Groa, std other buildings were Destroyed Az to TIE
extent Of the loss the Telegraph ssy,ths church was
erected together With the organ and furn ct
OF SlS0c0 TO $40 000 Many of the paatipga a., were
saved. The other buudirgs except Mr.. Grot.s we're OF
little vaiue-prosaby IS, 0V0 to $1,000 would csveY all
Tssrc Insurance. In the nnois Mutual Company OF
S20t0 % eco ON the church. And 81 on Mr. roas
rtsderce We have not atcsrtaoed whether thsrs was
any Insurance the other buildings rhs Are Ia be-
ssed t. have been csused by the cArsesness OF boy
ps ing Nth matches who accidentally dropped lighted
match among some hay in shsd adj lining the nrst
house consumed.
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FIRE IN THE WOODS IN MrssoURr-TELrsRlr H
PUiis IOWA gentleman Who rss,bed tbs oty yssxr
csy In the sge, BY the route south Of the Missouri
pors Ore IN the words south Of the 0ags river which
had Destroy an immense mt OF tim and burned
the telegraph poles down for miles The are hAppensd
t~o cs,r before be ef jefferson City and whom he passed
no MONUMENT appeared to be making 10 replace them
re wire In several places lay the roao, ana -
ma.tsr o. nasoSy rexorsd It or went round II.
bu. over was ths word ST LoaSs htAttexo6, ~ IL.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILApHPHIA-About
O'Clock this morning. large three story brick building
which stood back Of No 500 North Third street. above
Poplar, and which was known ~ Lsntxs factsry, was
discover cd TO BE- de The gale that sprung mp during
the was ct Its height ct the time the Ore broke out
and the flames spread rapidly through the building,
burning with fury thst dead any efforts to check them
The streets In such shocking condition that can
siderable period elapsed before the arsn reashsd thu
ground with their appaSatA and WI they arrived their
exerons required to preserve the surround
Ing property from destruction. The large building in
which the Are commercsd was, with its c,ntents Of
chnery materials &C., destroyed but few articles hsviog
been refcusd from the br rnng The greater portion
Of the walls fell during ths progress Of the Are bat fortu
nAely without inhcting iiJuIy upon any person The
building vas owned BY Alfred X. Ism oscupied the
greater part Of steam toilet and looking glass frame
rsnnfsetoy portion Of the building occupied BY
Thomas Shaw, bone ivory and fancy wood turner. The
Arst floor WAS used for machine shop by James Hep
worth. reed mandatory ako located the sd-
Zee. Mr. Leo estimates his LOIS ct So 600 So 900 OF
which s covered BY surapce Of s2oco the building
u upon his stock The loss Of the otes Of
premises will It is thought DO covered By insurance
Philadelphia Bulletin, Feb az.
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SwTNpLING.--Quite a conmotion was raised in
circles In this city yesterday By the discovery
the part OF some Of his victims, that man. who has
bit borne good character . citizen Add mber
Of the E. Church, had left for California on Monday
les wing large number Of debts unpaid principally for
borrowed money, and 10 from $40 10 s7o0. II ID
sid that he had quietly laid his plass, and various
tr!se up 10 vi bin half an hour OF his departure and
70 the tcsnce generally repos-d In him. that he
arpsrau M IL sail not fan short OF $4,000 Oshsr
Ar ersvsr cbargsip the eye OF the law ~ nsstars
mad sg~inst bim but refrain from msstoning thsm
a. sbsy are sos yst ssseisstiy vsTiasd Nssss <ssw
asu, ~. n.
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70 THE BDIT0K OF the Nav YORK BKRALD
Nsw YosK Feb "a 1885,
sR-rour paper OF this morning has mistakes
about the msss nesting OF last night IN wAshiogou
Ban There never such words spoken Down with
She Csthonnsm' "Down with the Popelp The n eetius
Rad nofhrg to do Nth rssioo but the CRY As"Dovn
riih slvefylD Down ~ith the Nebraska bill Down
With the New ork Stoats Zifung aud i slavery pripci
p.esr' A6REAr NUMBER or gER1fNs
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT SUxK.-We learn by private
despatch that the stetmer j. n Nss OF this port
m,nced by Cap r. 1csin sush In the lsdas chute
q the falls Of the Ohio yesterday about tsn O'Clock
NJ BY ttrihne . rock. Tho cabin foasi Of, ami
loo ged short distance below New Albany and the hull
In shattered condition reached the shore, and
cured Just aoove that town No lves os and such
Of the cargo In the hnl will be saved In dam sged
condition Two bargss, the Charles Hammond and W. r.
Irvin which we're In TOW OF the Mis- were saved. The
boat ard barses we're very heAvily loaded With pork
-four, vbiskey, lard &c. The Niles . stsunch boat
that had been In service for four seasons and the
valuation put upon her vas $4,000 She Insured Ia
the ece Of this city for 81 0oo and . total
dnnan Commercial, FEB 81
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Roth branches Of the Legislature 81 virsipia hsv.
pssed Law Appropraune $40 COO for stain. OF Tnemss
J,rsuop, to b. executed BY M Cat the youth,uI Viz
sn 10 sculptor 20 be placed in the Uoivsrsy Of virru
1sst svprvpstAts s.d pssis.vorshy for Jsasr.
son he father Of the Virginia Uaivsrsity.
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The FREMONT HOUSE ON FIRE, BosToN.-At Ii
O'Clock this afternoon Ore discovered issung from
the attic CT the west wrg OF the fremont House on
Beacon stree and after 1t the corner ef Beacon and
fremont ttrest and also the centre OF the main
tuildrg on fremont street. The Fire Department
promptly rallied, but notwithstanding all their Efforts
ost OF the Whole attic story and the roof Of the building
we're nearly destroyed Tho building Was ,oded with
wafer, and the damage I, furniture 10 must be quite
arge, probably In tos vi,intty OF $40 600 We under
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TIE TEHuASrBPEc .RoUTS.-To show the vigor
ard epsrpy With which parties upder tbs soo
proceeding IN opening this route publish the fol
loving letter from the chief engineer -
EISAurIAS, Jan 30, 1854
Col A. G $780, Pfesident;-Dear Sir-As the mail for
Vera Cruz has teen detained till after tbs ceremony OF
commencing have ony time to say that road was
commepced here to day Ut IL O'Clock, In pressnos OF
General Cos the Governor and General In Chief Of the
18th mus Of rehuAntspec; the principal authsrtss and
rh Abitants OF kipatiln The necessary certificates will
b rgnsd this afternoon, that By tbs NEXT NAL will
be able to inform you that The works fairly updsr way
the proper documents obtained, and your grant doubly
The party Of Sykes O.. commenced at Suchu
IRE 2bth inst which fact Will be incorporated In the
certificate Of the Commencement ~ this place At all
events, shall that the works ars carried on Is
speedily ~ possible viii write you fully By the nsxt
mail In haste, yours, respectfully,
J. J. WILLIAMS,
Chief Esgineer rehuantepeo Compsny
Ps-The ratives handle the pick and shovel much
better than expected shall have from I've hundred
to thousand men IT work. during the coming week
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A tsnsp.w.r. came Oh 81 rsraAssss. Fla on w.dnss
cy shs ia int
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From the Washington Star, Feb I'll
would be superfuous TO nforn our readers that We
irom the wndo was sueiso, to ii. IA. lra, tivs
CT the state OF things out CT doors Bad however the
weather had been all day It became tsbfold to
whds night rtncerins travelling aim s impossible even
from street to street. AMI BY the morning tn. snow lay
many placer three feet deep and more
tFrom the Baltimore American, Feb al
NO ending the CON pt- nts is accu ,tomsd
70 pay himself Is really an insiraidcaut rersoos ss
vheI brought in collision with any gee. op-rstsn OF
ra'urs A host slsePs in hsusot, anticipation Of DON
guest The cemon Of pestl-nse brushes ,sm With his
wing aud the, awake more A mighty invader over.
comes the rsitapo. Of empire and make. hts Quar-
ters In its citadel The elements combine against him
drives him forth. aoa another aanihils,s, him
splendid ship repsts vth all that sciens could devise
goes forth upon the waters single brushes her
like sgsshel and she drifts 10 destruoon powerss
ard without purpose Add this srea, city whose
streets yesterday animated With the pale. of trade
ing stsgnsnt In drift Here the ON nibusses
with four horses hourderps breast d.rp Here gen.
tier an wrapped up with eomfcrters, celebrating ~hsrs
to IuE 90 Into thr unbroten bank There party
OF nsrry APPRENTICE Who reeAed from the tbrsldo OF
the bench or shopeosrd pct each other 9th soowes
roll each other in the ,now Ike macy
arc shout ~ II cold weather more delightful than
the halr air OF the sunny south
Aoe 81 The huseum, and kot down Baltimore strest
The ounitus abOis on its mopotoosus jurney; q fsw
lops tailed drsys struggling awh vardly along ike 10
mtny tvo asator, and ali alone the street the
While aduit populao s ar ned With ,sdes brushes and
fusptrs IL RELY looss ~ II some mighty ccntrsctor
had employed then to complete . sontrsct By given
hour Erv one IL shoveiins away for H'e order that
the purchasing public may get 10 mis- shop TIE auth ri
~ opening the crcss diching t,e sno %
so~ the cutters to discharge their mined up vaers
The INN heaps OF thrown mp along side yak
n. seciions ~ the clogs and the universal IN
cusry cok - sudden Invasion expected and "a
levy rGsse had been made q bArricsds tbs city
lra'ec 4; IL sudden itvAsiop or too Gays siace TIE
tnn shtne bright warm and use persons spoke
q toe srrips ~ an &c mec late az ips,ion
Eat hun bpowlstg cannot oon,rci the nepts
o' mesorocgy, II may At Isast obv ate evils or
ev,n covert them into the Of enjsyment The
nsrfs may refort TO Q quls: sIb3sr AID . sosi.l
i sssusuen with spirftuous soya,Iss resort TO gss
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OF F ICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Jan. l, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fellow
ing described stocks Of the United States, that this
tweca the date hereof and the first of June next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate
to seven millions dollars, in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given in order of
time in which the said stocks of either kind may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted to this department;
upon the receipt Whereof price will be paid com
pounded of the following particulars:
LIST The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
I'd. A premium on tho stock Of the loan author
lied by the act of July, 1916, redeemabe November
IL, 1885, Of six per cent? the stock of the loan
thorized by the act Of 1872 redeemabe 3lst Deem
Der, 1882 of fifteen andahalf per cent; on the stock
Of the loans authorized by the acts of 1847 and 1S48
and redeemable the former on the S1st December,
1867 and the latter On the Both June 1862 of TWEEN
ty-ope per cent; and on the stock Of the loan au-
thorzed by the act of 1850, and redeemable on the
2Ist of December, 1884, Commonly called the Texan
indemnty,) ten per cent. -. F.
3D. Interest the par of each certificate from the
LIST of Jany 1854 to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts OF
the Treasurer Of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia q
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
an3-dtlstJune Secretary Of the Treasury.
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mo. 50ll
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL

IN earnest solicitation Of the senators and repr,-
sentatives In Congress from the State of M,,.pryi
in pursuance OF the o-der Of the President Of TIE
United states bearing date the 18th inst ant the
lands withi1g the following described limits along
The probable route Of the proprosed North Missouri
Railroad" from the city Of St. Louis, via st. Charles
70 the northern boundary OF said State, In Schuyler
county, in the district Of lands subject TO sale at the
several ofhses hereinafter mentioned win be withheld
rom sale or entry, except for valid prs-emption
claims until further orders, to Wit:
In the district Of lands subject to nile ID ST. LouIs:
Ah the townships and fractional townships north
OF the missouri river, including certain tovnships
heretofore Withdrawn for the southern Pacific rail-
road grant
In the district Of lands subject 10 sale q p,,xyp.
All the townships in the district and iuelusin~
those heretofore withdrawn for the Hannibal and
81. Joseph railroad grant.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at milan:
All the townships in the district situated east Of
the line dividing ranges eighteen and nineteen vssf
spd including a portion Of those heretofore With
drawn for The Hannibal and 81 Joseph railroad.
In the district of lands subject 10 sale at fAYrfrr
All the townships in the district, situatsd north
OF the Missouri river and ssst Of The line dividing
the ranges eighteen aud nineteen west, including
portion Of those heretofore withdrawn from the
Hannibal and st. joseph rsilrosd
Given under my hand nj the General Land Ofhoe
1854.
By order OF the President:
JOHN WILSON.
mar So-Ihl3w Commissioner.
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feb 22-dM
aWRPIcAN A FOREIGN AGENCY,

Opposite the Treasury Depd,fmen5 hon,ngton,
Counsellor of the Supreme Court Of the Uni.
ted states and Consul General of the Republic of
Ecuador for the United States, established for the
persecution and recovery Of claims Of American It'll
1ens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive DEPARTMENTS Of the
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioners
sitting in Washington; recovery Of debts lsgacies
and inheritances In the United etates and foreion
countries; Investments in United States and State
securities; collections generally, remittances, and
other money business, Having efficient and reliar
ble correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories of the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America the chief cities Of Europe in Australia In
dia and China, the undersigned IL prepared to give
his prompt and fAithful attention to all budness
. feb lb-Wiy - = AARON q. PALMER.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., SPRING RACES.
COLUMBIA RACE COURSE,


Alexandria County, Va.
YINHE SPRING RACES over the above Course will
commence ON the THIRD TUESDAY in Nav
1854 and continue throughout the week
First Day-TUESDAY, May 10th, sweepstakes free
for all horses owned in Maryland, District of Co
iumbia and Virgins, weight for age.
Entrance SIS, with purse Of $50 added by the
Proprietor.
Mile heats, three or more to make a race.
Also, i'm mediatey after the sweepstake race, q
Purse Of $50 will be given free for all trottng horses
Mile and repeat, to harness
Second Day-WEDNESDAY, May 18th, Purse of
500. Mile heats, best 8 in 5.
Third Day-THURSDAY, May 18th, Purse of
$500. Two mile heats.
Fourth Bay-FRIDAY, May 10th, Purse Of $500.
Four mile heats.
Entrance for Purses Is per cent, to be made with
the Proprietor the evening previous to the race. In
all cases three or to make race, two to start
The races to be governed by the rules Of the Rich
nOnd Course, Virginia.
Abundant stabling for horses will be provided
free Of expense on the grounds.
Having completed the Enclosure Of the Track and
made other improy ements on the place, the Propre-
tor informs the public that nothing will be found
wanting on his part to give satisfaction to those fond
Of the sport. CYRUS MARTIN,
mar 13-M&ThtMsy17 Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer, Va, Marlboro Gasette, Nd,
and Alexandria Gazette will copy once per week and
forward bills to this Office.
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CARD.
To the Led'es Of Washington, Georgetown,
Alexandria, &c,

l. dren's French Shoes are sold by the UNDER
lgncd, 18th street, just above COrcoran Riggs
Banking House, In his new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders,
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
dies, Misses ,and Chldren's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers &C.,
made to order by H. Weirman, of Philadelphia, OF
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles. These Caters entirely different
from what are generally known as "A0pshop shoes;'
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
will consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. G. WEIRMAN,
18th ST., just above COrcOran Riggs
aug l6-lyeo Banking House.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

QUALITY, at, and workmanship guaranteed, BE-
" ing wholly manufactured by our artisans and
seamstresses, on the premises of the Proprietor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and ~ Streets
iTs Opposite United States Hotel
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members of Congress and q large number
of citizens induces the advertiser to invite those
gentlemen who have not tested them to give him a
call, feeling assured that they viii, ON trial, admit
their superiority An experienced cutter 10 constant
" employed, and . coed ft II warranted In every
case. Mons hut tbs most csmpetsot seanstre1es
are engaged, which IL guarantee for the sxcsllsncy
An excellent assortment of Shirts, Collars, Bes
oms. Oravats Handker chiefs, suspenders, &C., con
SANITY on hand. WIN. Il. FAULKNER,
8. side p. avenue, opposite q. 8. Hotsl.
NOV lHeo1y.
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FUNERALS.

FUNERALS.
The subscriber is prepared to at
wtend, at the shortest notice, to any
calls in this ine and will spare no pains to render
entire satisfaction all who may desire bis
in performing the last tribute ofrespect to the dead
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to cau the afternoon OF
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESEKSEf,
which has been already tested in the families OF sew
eral in this city. to whom he can refer as 10
its efficacy in preserving the body from decompos-
ton for any length of period.
J. w. PLANT, d street,
aug S-eoly bet. YIN and lUtn sIeets'
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TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CoX1ssloNrR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
I'll,

OFFICE OF CoxNIssloNrR OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
February 81. 1854.
PROPOSALS vii be received in this office until
i Saturday, the 22d Of April next, at 3 O'Clock
p. m, for grading and grayeling so much of Mary
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomsc
BRIDGE as is not now graded and grsvelled, as may
be directed BY the Commissioner Of Public Builo.
ings.
The work Is to be Of the best character and TO be
done to the acceptance of the Commissioners. such
person he may appoint to inspect it. and all that
is to be done must be done by the first day OF Octo
boz next
The crawling must be at least twelve inches In
depth at the centre of the street. taperng on grsdu
ally to six inches in depth at the sides.
Security will be required for the faithful per-
formance Of the work.
Any surplus earth from the grading must DO de-
posted ct such place, within reasonable distance,
as tho Commissioner shall designate.
Proposers will state the price per cubic YARD iSr
the grading, and per superficial yard for the gs'er
ing including gravel and all matesials.
% b. B. FRENCH,
- Commissioner Of Public Buildings
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R1eERATORs. REFRIGERAToRs.

n 'HE attention of househeepers is called to Far
/ sons Universal Stone jar Refrigerator, with
Wate1mans Patent Ventilator, as being decidedly
the very best Refrigerator in use. 1t is so ar
ranged that each article of food provisions is kept
entirely separate, and removed with facility. cur
rent Of colf air is in constant circulation around
each vessel and within each apartment; while by a
simple ventiating contrvance, the complete purity
OF the contents is insured.
The combined advantages of the Refrigerators
render them the most complete and economical ever
offered to the public They are warranted to give
satisfaction to purchasers if properly managed. A
complete assortment of all sizes on hand.
G. W. BOTELER,
ap 6-2aw3w Iron HALL
(SentiDel. Union Intl