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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
EEHNcH wovE CoRsErs-IN ORDER TO NEE

EFRNCH WOvE CORsETS-IN ORDER TO MEET
the increasing demand for celebrated French
cosets we'll to insure perfect fit we have enlarged
store and attached to private for the exclusive
OF ladies Who wish to be fitted. Mrs GAYNoK ia
announcing this rAbe acquisition TO depot
Rvals herself Of the opportunity tender best thanks
the ladies Of New York and vicinity also those ladies
residing in various the wh have literally
patroDzed her. well asrecommended their lady friends
and begs apprse them that the late she has
just received enables her to submit for their inspection the
arges. and most varied selection Of French corses
offered 1T retail 10 the United States Her pcss
tnue the only half usually charsed While for
and elegance fitting her French corsets
essedly unsurpassed No. As Third avenue Tenth
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UCTIoN NoTICE-BooTs AND SHOES 500 LOIS
IA Tuesday May 10th at 10 o'clock A. at the store
of A. d. Gale "a Beekman street. Also, prime
band for private sale at the lowest rates A. D. GALE
% Bee street.
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A UCrIoN E.-THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"a By Bell Bush This day. at lDh O'Clock, at
salerocma IL North William Chatham will
sell the gente furniture Of family including handsome
Brussels and other carpets French bedstead
hogany and walnut chairs and other housekeeping articles
30 beautiful pictures, sofas &C. Tuesday-Larae sale OF
fancy goods splendid watches En- sh and French jewery
&c Cur other sales will be duly announced.
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LIIAS b. henry, AuCTtoNEER. WILL SELL ON
u Monday, May L. at l0s o'clock n. 10 Nassau street
large variety OF standard dwarf standard roses moss
PERPETUAL and running ,ose peonies &c., also iarse
quantity of u trees consisting of dwarf pears sppes
cherries aprcots &c; also large
quantity In full bud bloom from tho nursery
Of MI G. Mare, Astors L. All plants warranted true TO
pam and n
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CTRAW BONNETS.-A SELECT ASSORTMENT or
- the finest and most approved styles Of ladies straw
bonnet manufactured by the former employees Of Frank
Bennett offered tor sale by the subscribers These
articles will be found to fully equal those at Mr. Ben
netts old establish nent which considered not only
the best but the in the market Bonnets cleaned
street.
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FOR SALE.


DOR SALE OR TO LET-THE FIRST CLASS BROWN
stone dwelling house, 2l3 West Thirty fourth street
also first class stone dwelling house. 30 West Thirty
street Both those houses built in elegant
style and with all the modern improvements Terms Of
payment will be made very purchasers Inqure OF
w. K TRAvERS, at Edward II. Miller Il Co.'s. Is Wall
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UCTIoN NoTIcE,-JoHN ROUGH, AUcTTONEER
IA Extensive sale of splendid rosewood and mahogany
household furniture royal tapestry. velvet carpeting.
pianoorte French plate pier and oval mirrors oil paint
ings silver ware, &c, this day (Mondsy), at l01s A.
ut 70 Murray street being the entire contents Of tire
part list Of which here snbonei Elegant solid frame
suites richly pholstered in and
brccstele also one in AID French satin; ALSO
do in hair CLOTH NAL do massive
tary bookcase heavily carved sud finely finished; italian
satuary marble tables u the usual descriptions found
we'll furnished heavily carved full double
action Panoforte made by Barmore Of this city warrsned
also fine rosewood etegere finished throu yhout
plate gats and italian marble; French work tables fancy
reception chairs escrmtores large and splendid French
plate glasses costly rich heavy lace and
tele curtains original oil paintings by eminent modern
artists, gothic laid solid statuarv ole clocks
~ Dresden china fms of Sevres porcelain Paran
marble statues and classic ATOMS French china
dinner set $50 pieces also beautiful costly
sets mahogany exteps table with antique carving;
table linen French china silver tea service cake Baskets
forks ivory cutlery, heavy glass ware wines,
cbampagues madeira liquor dscaners &c rosewood
and mahogany bedstesGs OF antique and modern
rosewood marble top dressing washstand
and towel stands palaSses fine curled hair mattresses
counterpanes holsters and pillows china toilet SETS
and square gilt frame mirrors, &c. Sale positive.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT II NICoLAY, ACCOMMODATIONS AND
"A bonds at auction Regular sale ALBERT H. Nicciay
Ill cell this day May a. At iI1s O'Clock At the Merchan
xchspge, for account OF whom ~ may
AMissouri State onds OF 1878 each 81
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DAwNBRoKER'S SALE-THIS DAY, MAY H. AT IL
l. o'clock at John Nor mers store, corner Of Oliver
and Chatham Streets large lot of ladies clohing-silk
shavls, mantillas and 100 silk gowns. by order ct
A GOODMAN. 81 Centre street.
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DRopERTY IN NEW YosK--TO EXCHANGE FOR
propsrty in Brooklyn Harlem. Haekensaek FLANK road
West Hoboken and Staten Island class four
house lot change small farm miles
from the ferry. Apply ut 476 Fourth street.
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McCAFFRAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
IA. carpets &C., at auction. tMcCAfFRAY 4 WALTERS,
will FELL this day, o'clock 81 Catherine street
general Of household furniture consisting OF
top bureaus, wash tsnds tables bedstead ward
robes sofas chairs rockers pier glasses clocks feather
BEDS hair chamber and kit hen Also
pay advances, Superior theodolite watches jewery
carpets rugs &C. Sale positive and without reserve
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DRY GOODS, sc.

GREAT SALE OF AUCTION COMPROMISING OF
" embroidered collars sleeves habit shirts handkerchie
bands fouLcinss SKIRTS &c also black silk, deisnes
lawns, crapery lace curtains hosiery damssk A. Al o.
cash at great bargains ANDREW q. COLBY,
81 Third avenue.
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IA. will sell this day at II o'clock large assortment OF
sk plush, worsted and cloth Scotch silk and felt
hats oil cloth and In ia rubber coats and paats &C.
10 be cold without rtserve
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WILLIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w sale OF choice pot pants-Silam irving q Co.. will
sell at auction, TUESDAY May 10, at los O'Clock, at the
salesroom No Pine street, choice pot p,ants
of r. MouIton consisting OF 800
rare and choice placts most Of them bloom such Ca
meias ja onicas of ali the various varees lilies tulips
cloth Of gold Prussian yellow Princess Adelaide aud
other choice yareties geraniuns and lemon trees
dahAs pnks tree and herbaceous peones of all the var
varieties; together with general of ch ice
plants generally contained the of aprivate
tlemaD. Sold by order j. w. WINTER, Assignee
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DHILIP r. WILKINS AUCrIoSEER. -EGEGaNr
il rosewood and nshos any furniture carfisge sleghs
WAGONS harness be sold at auction by order Of tue
kdm,t Philip r. Wilkins we'll cell au Isinn,
"Wednesday May ID 1885, at IL o'clock toe residence
the Lorlart sor ihs household furni
consisting part OF suites Of
psrlor furniture in velvet and hair cloth sofas cha
Vohire chairs guarette and pier tables, trbe
table lounges armohairs black walnut library
covered with leather cabinet plane
rosewood and mahogany french bedtsad
beds ano beading dressing bureaus with tops
top aud enclosed wa.hstands wardrobe &c ohioa aud
eass Brussels Wilton and ingram carpet oilcoths
&c Also, doutle carriage two sle,shs single
wagon, double and single harness sleigh bells
eS-s 40 Cssalosues can be had on Monday ih at the
Cars leave the City Hall 1T 7, 9 ana $50 A NJ
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MILLIAM 7. BOYD, AUCTIONEER-oFFICE II MAS.
eau t-hortgage sale Of scsl instruments,
featuring tools &c Tuesday May h at IS Fulton street,
a. lO o'clock by virtue Of several cbatei mortgases
syrnees, fine cutlery, &c, manufactured by Gouding
Ford Also at the factory 1877 Elm street. the Anufac
turing tools &C.; also, lease and f. lures.
NARNUM S. MILLS. Attorney for Mortgagee.
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CASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT, OK PURCHAS-
ed at sight, diamonds Watches rich ewelry, merchAn-
disc and valuable personal property generally WOOD,
20 Fulton street, second oor front room. from A. H.
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three story houses, with four full lots TO each,
brscng greenhouse and fruit beautifully situated the
East river, He'll Gate, Eighty ninth fare ss
cents by Second avenue railroad pleasant home be
secured bargain, II application be made s.
RICHARDSON 2l2 Fifth avenue Also to lot situate o.
residence of Mr. Prme with twenty eight lots Of ground
handsomely shaded with old forest Rent moderate
ADplv hove
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| GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE FORTUNE.-FOR SALE.
" OF the oldest and undertaken
in this city Apply ut 54 Pearl street. This 10 in
| yestne
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HENRY r. HERTS. JR.. AUCTIONEER.-A SSICNEES'
sale Of cboice wine, liquors cordias teas preserved
fruits anchovies picked salmon. French chocolate
smyrp. hss On Tuesday May l5 at lol o'clock the
ard Seignet.e res Jamaica gra an ANON
tla do and golden sherrs Peru port South side Madeira
Bouzy champagne in quarts Scotch whskey Muir and
Ednburg ale in casks maraschino in cases codals of va
descrptons tegars operas plantations Londres La
Gloria Jenny Lnde and several other brands the finest
quality. Sale peremptoriy and for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS, RIDING SADDLES
IL 81 Dey street corner of Greenwich, Friday. May Is
Mt II O'clock black horse, 1s hands high years old
warranted SQUAD and kn in all harness. the property
gentleman having further use for him. W. A. CARTER
suctioneer, 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

nlvIDEND.-THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INsUx-
IL ance Company have declared q semi annual dividend
Of four Per cent the capital stock payable their
No. los Broadway, corner of Pine street.
day, the 4h day Of May instant until which time the
transfer books are closed. By order Of the Board
+. A. STANSBURY, sccretsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

e pets, oicloths mirrors papo'ortes, thirty dozen
ehslrs Sc p Cotton will sell, to morrow, Mon.
day. May 10 1854 at l0ls o'clock, at the auction
rooms No 80 Beeksn street, second floor, very larse
assortnent of rev aud hand furniture
families will comprise in part sofa. and sofa beds.eads
etes mahogany, French and cottage ledsteAd
horany rns seat psror and dining do suits
OF rosewood paror furniture in brocate ratt.n chairs
rocking do Black walnut and mahogany extension dung
tables French Plate mirrors oval do marble top dressing
bureaus card aud sofa tables
secretaries hair mattresses Brussels tapes
try three ply and ingram carpets - flu pieces of ocoth
bedroom and basement furniture &C., &c Also
wood Ga modern rosewood panoorte fully also
about 81 dozen osk curl maple and black walnut chairs
sold to advances and fine opportunity for
the and ell others in The sale will be peremp
tory for cash, and goods must be removed day.
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OSE0 0OO TO LoAN-OR BOUGHT FOR CASH,
GCCU.UOO diamonds watches jewelry, and every dc :
oriptiop of valuable Derty by JOS basement
Office IL Chambers street stri silly confidential
Office hours from A. N. till p NJ. N B-aighest price
for gold silver.
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1HO 000 TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
R1OU.UOO jewelry, &C., or bought for cash; Notes.
bought, sold and exchanged ALI business strictly
tial. CHEESEMAN, BREASTED CO, brokers, So Joha
street, corner OF Nacsau.
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" PEIL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MASTELS AT
w auction PELL co. will sell At auction on Wednes.
day, May &c. at IL o'clock, at No 16S Green yc 80
italian marble mantels, veined ordinary and staua
plain and ved Terms four months $780, approved
;ndorsed notes.
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WILLIAM T. BOYD. AUCTI oNEER U.ATE SALES.
w man with John W. Somerndyke,) office II Nassau
street Household furniture this day. May H. AT
10 Cedar street. at 10 o'clock large lot of be1stead e
ther beds bedding dining table chairs crock
cry, bar fixtures mirrors clock also about leo chests
trunks &C., containing baggage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

EIGHTEENTH WARD. IA MEETING OF THE LIQUOR
II dealers of the Eighteenth Ward will be held Tues
day, the 18th inst, At O'Clock NJ at VIM o. Donnes
Of Twentieth and Third avenue
Of forming ward in accordance with tho
stituton and BY Of the New York Liquor Dealers 50
Getty Every the business IL called attend
BY order OF the Liquor Dealers Society,
JAMES MCCORMICK, President.
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NOTICE.-IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
IN Mrs. Blumenthali Brookes, whose maiden name
was Emma Gold and who left tepney London in the
1851 II she will call John X. Curtis 50 Blocker
New York. she will hear from home any person
giving inform ton respecting will he rewarded the
trouble by applying AS above.
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SSCO worth Of saieane dry goods, with sud
pete fixtures and counters Of and house.
two to this May store 30 by 20 feet Location
good in the city Of New York This is excellent
opportunity energetic business firm to make
Business established Offers received for ten
days disposed Of The stock assorted will be
and the premises let leased dry
firm Applyto 5. B. NORRIS, l02 Sixth avenue.
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COUNTRY HOUSE, AND GARDEN FOR SALEM
Eathester Westchester county seventeen miles from
the city and mile from the New Haven Railroad depot
Tie Is 80 feet With painted walls double paror
sliding doors registers and also carr house and
neatly laid stocked with great variety Of choice
fruits and aowsrs asparagus in abundance 40 and we'll
shaded. Price 5000 Terms easy More land be had
wanted. Inquire OF CkAIGuEAD, No. So Vesey street.
of A H. Dun COME, tho promises.
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$3.50 600 s NONE , IT, LOAF ON DiA.oNna
bought Tor CASH city stochs notes mortgages bS
Of exchange negotiated Business confidential prompt
BY THOMPSON 4 Co., brokers and commission merchants
l02 Nassau street, Of Ann No secord dog
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CUMBERLAND GOAL AND IRON COMPANY -
~ $5OO,oOo Loan.-Frst Mortgage Coupon Bonds Five
dollars first mortgage bonds Of the Cum
sums Of hundred dollars each payable day
January 1866 with interest the
mum, payable semi annually in the city Of New York
These bonds secured by first mortgage to William D.
Thompson and Edward W. Dunham in trust the lands
Of the company, situate in Allegheny county Maryland
being about IL scres embracing Of
the great fourteen feet vein coal ana the company
railroad connecting their mines with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and
Torovide for the payment of these bonds at and before
maturity the have agreed appropriate and
into the bands OF trustees f7 thousand dollar.
as sinking fund in default Of the Of which,
the semi interet for sixty after prn
cpa shall become due and the trustees authorized
to enter and sell the said lands and road pay
bonds =
Sealed propoals addressed to the President OF the Com
gapy will be received at the office Of Durham Co Is
William street. New York. until Saturday the 10Th
The awards made.
Ten per will be required paid on notification to
the OF the acceptance of their bids forty
the first day OF june, and fifty fifteenth
of june with liberty pay the whole any earlier day
The company will the right reject the whole or
portion of the bids A. MEUAfFEY Preideot
:, For further particulars apply to DUNHAM CO.. Is
William street, New York.
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n U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN CHAPTER,
~. No. o. hereby notified that after the i4h
inst the Chapter will meet Monday evenings at
A. Hail. Grad and Ludlow BY order Of the
Chapter, {. VI. ATWOOD, G. of c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

a Trout Fish LIVING IN A WELL TWENTY.
FAVE YEARs.-Mr. +. Hoyt, u correspondent
of the Country Gentleman, writing from
Southeast New York, November 10th,
says: ....
"Can any one tell how long trout fish
will live, Twenty five years the past sum-
mer came on the farm where now am
Almost the first work that did after getting
in my spring crops was to drain big
swamp, the outlet Of which leads into the
Croton river. had an old Scotchman to do
the digging. One day he brought up a
trout fish about the size Of mans little fin.
ger, in his whiskey jug, (by the by, VIC us.
ed little on the farm then, and not since
then) Iput it.in the we'll near the house,
and it is there now, grown to goodly size
say about foot long, and large in proper.
ton. 1t has been fed but very little; once
in while some one throws in grasshopper
or cricket, to see him catch it. The well
is thirty feet deep, and the water hard, and
settles down nearly to the bottom, and then
again rises to near the top. He has been
taken out few times to clean the well, but
not for the last five years.
Friday last got q grasshopper, the last
one expect to see this fall, and gave it tc
him. The water is now twenty-five fec,
deep, but it hardly touched the surface be
fore he had 1t. If any one has fish Older
than mine, would like to know it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

How TO ENJOY A CHIcKgN.-The New York
Times has the following excellent rule to be
observed in all cases. Old bachelors are re.
commended to surround themselves with the
little requisites alluded to as necessary to a
perfect enjoyment of the rule.
First, get the carver to give you good
choice piece-say wing with a thin slice OF
breast, piece Of the toast, and nice dash
of gravy. Then take a stalk Of celery,
white, tender, crisp and fragrant And the
salt. A dish Of coffee, tempered with Loaf
sugar, and modified with cream from a COW
that never passed within five miles of dis.
tille-y, should flank your right. On your
left let your babies set in the order Of their
ges-well.mannered babies, clean and
c0mely they should be-til their little
chairs crowd their happy mothers. Over
against them you may take the old folks for
granted, the dinner bell having been rung
Now, having dexterously inserted the knife.
blade between the muscles and the bone Of
the chicken wing having clean conscience,
heart full Of gratitude, and good story
to tell SO soon as the onslaught slackcns, fail
too. If you follow these directions, and
that chicken does not taste better than ever
chicken tasted before, it must be because
the fowl has seen too many summers, or you
have eaten too hearty lunch since break
fast
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A COMEDY OF ERRORS We find in New

A COMEDY OF ERRoRs.-We find in New
York paper the following:
Guy, of the National Hotel, Washington,
is said to resemble Gen. Cass SO closely in
his exterior, as to give rise 10 many mis-
takes. The National is quite crowded this
winter, and guest, who had been put into
remote and inconvenient room, coming
down stairs in the morning, little cross,
met Gen. Cass in the hall, stepped up to
him, and in language more forcible and ra.
pid than elegant, said "Mr. Guy, I'll be -
if I'll stand it You've put me at the top of
the house! must have room somewhere
lever down."
Gen. Cass, Gnterposing and nervously)-
Sir, you are mistaken in the person you ad.
dress. lam General Cass, Of Michigan
Stranger, (confuscdy)-Beg your pardon,
General Cass-thought it was my old friend
Guy. Beg thousand patdons, Sir, all a
mistake, assure you, Sir.
The General passed out of the building,
but soon returned, and as luck would have
it, the stranger met him at full face again,
but in another position. This time he was
sure he had mine host, for the Senator from
Michigan he knew had just gone out. So
Stranger stepped boldly up, slapped the &C.
neral heartily and familiarly on the shoul.
der, cxclaiming: "By Heavens, Guy, I've
got rich sell to relate. Imet old Cass up
stairs, just now, thought it was you, aud
began cursing him about my room."
General Cass, with emphass)-Wcll I!
young man, youre met "oM Cass" again
Stranger disappeared, and hasn't been
heard of since.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

A letter from Sebastopol says: I was ra-
ther surprised at the appearance of the
French commander of the forces. From his
character expected to have seen q young,
active man, whereas General Pelissier is an
enormously fat man, with very white hair,
which Is cut very close he Is SO fat hc is
unable to ride any distance. He was in IN
open carriage drawn by four grays, and two
soldiers as outriders, and an Arab with n
whit,, folding robe, followed It. The Gene.
ral was dressed in uniform, with a number
OF decorations on his breast, and over his
shoulders he wore white cloak, somewhat
similar to those worn by tho Arab chiefs.
lie is not very tall, and his face has rather
a good humorod expression, aud quite dif.
fsrent from what your imagination would
portray from his history, either here or in
Africa. ''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

CuEAP Ice Houses The season Of the
year as now arrived when people are max
ing preparations to lay up ice. The Rural
New Yorker gives the 70 lowing plan for a
cheap ice house. 1t will not cost much to
try the experiment
"Make box eight feet square by mailing
hemlock planks, which are two oinches thick,
on two hemlock scantling. Let one side of
the box be seven feet high, and the side d..
rectly opposite ten feet high. This gives a
roof eight feet long, with slant Of three feet
Ii is well to have the roof boards extend over
the sides Of the box. Double boarding with
hemlock makes sufficient roof Set this
box on the top OF the ground, in dry, sha.
dy place, where surface water will not accu.
mulate. No planks are needed on the bot
tom Of the box, but sawdust must be placed
on the ground inside the box to the depth of
one foot, and over this place loose boards
for the ice to lie upon. Cut the cakes Of ice
two feet square, aud build tower Of ice six
feet square in the centre Of your box, (or ice
house we will now call III by laying the cak es
compactly together, and filling all crevices
with sawdust as you proceed. We have now
a six feet cubic OF ice, with space OF one
foot all round between the ice plapks.
Fill this space with sawdust, and covet the
top Of the ice with the same eighteen inches
deep, and you have ice enough secured to
last family through the season. The up.
per three feet Of the side which is ten feet
high should not be boarded up but left for
ventilation and place Of access to the ice,
81 la nj orr.l