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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-04

Is ,00o, 200
3. The reimhufsemcnt OF tas mates
.shau be Effected, according TO the IN !.
stslmcats, xithsr by the payment ot
INC pri~cipsl and interest 10 tas held
era or by taking out of circulation,
and Destroying tina Amount of the In.
stalsaent, in aotes, which Ave bssn
p.id 10 ,hs United States for duties,
taxes, or other demands,
20. rAese shall be al appropriation Of
sucb = portion Of the taxes, above spc-
ci6sa, a. viii be adequate to the pay
snent Of toe successive iDsialmcnts OF
the na,cs ! and the faith sf the Unit.
81 State. shoald So pledged to make
good any ae6ciency.
IL. There shall be no additional issue
of Treasury N ,tss, except upon a
spsciic pl dye Of the same taxes. or
ether competent taxcs. 10 an Amount
equal 10 the reimbursement Of the
mates, according 10 tho stipulated in
stslsnsnis.
". II IS respectfully proposed, that au.
authority should De given to the Pre-
sident tobarrew the sum OF twenty-five
esiil,ans of dollars GA the faith OF the
United States.
!. TIE loan 70 be accepted sH the most
advantageous terMs tha, can be OBJ
.tained
:. The aaaaat ef the loan, for the psy-
ment aud security at principal and in 5
tsrsst, to be p!ased on the same foot
Ing a. tia rest Of the fusasa debt ere.
ased since the war.
II lbs propositions submitted to the
consideration of the co'umittee Of Was
ssnd Mcaas sAeMid be adapted, rho Trea-
sury vs'l he placed on the felleviag
footing far lac year ISIS:
: H. fAe ssscrtain
ID drinandsup-
en- the .reassry
arn,se, ~ ss,03r,O54 &c
2 che @sxisting
src~~ ii rcsc-
FIVE < supply
~.n p'esiss, il,iso,ocS
2 4 'e vxccSs IL
= o. sndsng 20
>S:.ss, AID Of
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fGl consideration az this Legislature.
Eesolred, That His Excellenc,
the Governor be, aud he Lerrb. is
authorised and empowered 10 apr.,ni
commissioners 10 proceed imnedi-
atel3 10 the seat Of the NatieDal TO.
yeiDment, AID in pursuance OF such
instructions as His Exeelleucy nay
think preYer to give them, To make
an eatnest application 10 The Gov
ernment Of the United Slotes. re-
questing their consent 10 sfnie ar
tarseMeGt, whereby tie st; te ur
nj ssaehasetts, sepat steIy, or in con-
cert Nhh neishborin. States. na,
lie enabled to assume the defence Ol
iheir territories against tLeeGem,
and that 80 this end reasonable
portion OF tie taxes eellecied within
shid States may be paid iuto iLc re
sFectise treasures thereof. aud APP
proI;Eiated TO the pas merit ofihe bal
anee due TO the said States. ;nd 10
il!e future defence Of the sane
The amount, SO paid iafo the said
Treasures, to be credited, and the dis
sbursements so made as aforesaid 10
he charged to the United States.
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rEsncludsd
IIp Itlis respectfully proposed, that
Il. aa3isional svm 90 De raisesL By tie
speefled taxes, shall be appropriated as
lollowss
]. Tsvards establishing
aihking tsnsl, in relation -
ahe punisc debt, created
sipce The var,
4. Tosards The pasreens OF
principal and interest u
th< treasury n4tcs, 10 be
issued ia the oaoner here
ssssr suggested,
\ =. rowsssls dufrsying ths
exrences u me present
year,
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ssYoonf
10000
.Ho.oso
s 7,c5s.ooa

Til, estimate has been made, on 'lis
superstition thatthe bills laylng the new
sdu:ics will be passed previously 70 IN
4 5, Of January next.
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extends to $4,000 coo
-6a,f239cs IS
Surplus Of wars s. means, Ao9s,s7, AZ
Thc surplus of ways and nisan, for
the year isi5, will BIZ applicable to the
establishment oithe contempt ted sink
lay iuad. aud Z, the payment OF any az.
dltienal sxPeaces that Csasfcss inay
authorize,
8 In u..king he present cemmun,cs-
ton, / icrl, sir. TIA. Ishaye periorMed 'ny
dssy to the Legislature oi the C uniry );
but when / perceive that nose ihas too
ty MiIlions o! declare pust be raised, Tor
the service of the year 8 5, by an aps
peal 10 ptbic credit, through the aedi.
utn OF Treasury mates and loans | am
net wiihou .eas.ti.ns OF extrss-e soil.
citude. The uapfoiulslng sta e of he
circulating madiuta. arc suiiicientiy
known. A i,besal in.po.itioa OF taxcs,
, during the session, ought 30 raise the
pablo credit, "eis it not ter couateraet-
| Ing causes bat II Can save 40 eject In
re tpring i national circulating medium.
II remains. thereisre, with tae wisdom.
of Congress 10 decide. Aketber any o.
ther mcans can beappi'cd 20 restore the
pi,lic ceedit, ts re-essablisa a national
circulating a,ediu m, aud to facilitate the
necessary snticipa!ians Of the pablo. re-
venue. The humble opinion otpthls do.
psrtment on the subject has been res.
psctfully. though flankly, expressed on
fermcr occasions and it remains Nm
changed.
have the honor tn be, with great
consideration, sir, your most ebedieat
servaDh
A. J. DALLAS.
u ~ Ehtes, Esq Chairman q
fhe Commusee q Ways and lhraas.
SCHEDULE A.
TrcasAry Department.
Reuenae Office,
Is. December Is, 1914
SrR-f hive TIA homer in compliance
with your requess, TO sub nit the a1n"x
ed estimates of the pra:faets ntthe en-
istinx internal dates, AMI OF the add
tionsl duties proposed n be laid hy the
bills now befor. Caasrcss; he hrs'
statement exhibiting tue producer. tnr
an entire year after the resPec i've duties
shall be in full operation. and the last
statement shelving the sm UNITS that
nay be expected tn be tece.scd trom
each duty during the year 1873. 1 raf
be proper TO add that the materials do
not exist for forming estimates, with
regard T. the new duties, ON whieA a
perfect reliance should tie rcpased.
am, very respectfully. your obsaisnt
servant,
S. Fl. SMITH,
Cosmissioner efthe RfDenaf.
Hon. Secretary of the Treasury.
No. {.
E.timats Of RIA arodacss Of the cr'sting
internal duties and Of the PROPOSED al
disisnat dnsiea fer aH entire seay AZ
ter they shait5e Js.A ohefaAisn.
Stamps 500 Q
Carriages 500 O00
Sales at sucticn see 900
Refined Sugar Isl 900
r fopc
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~. Il /. respe stRrllv pfeposed, that
the,~ %hati DC an emission of trsaenry
notes. fov he sesvirc sffae rear 1915,
4 - III amoanf sf 6fteen millioas Of d.i-
lars OH ,hs fsll,wing plan;
s 4. The organizations Of tbs nosss shall
- suet, a. the ) erctary Of the 4 e.-
sury, With The sPprooasiss OF tia Pre-.
sident, mav direct.
:. The uo;es Of tho drnosnination,of 90
dcilatc and upwards, shall be nlade
parable 10 ctdcr, ard shall bear ala IN.
sesest ef fee aid tive 6ilhs per cen.
tutn per aanuua.
- The ootss sf dissemination lcss
tnsn ZOE dollars, and not less thaa 20
aslIars, shall he payable to order, and
hear an interest," 1t the same rate, or
shall be payable 10 bearer, and bear
NO interest; a. the secretary OF the
1rsasurv, vita the appreciation OF tho
prcsadens Of ths Uaissd States shall
direct.
!. Tue notes or demonstration nnder 20
cellars, shall be made payable 10 the
haaser, and shall As sirculased with.
out interest.
The uosss shall be isssed, and DO
made payable at tbs ,eeasarY only I;
bat any portion Of them may be de-
posted ~i,htse loan efficers oFbsnks
throu ..hso, the Uuited States, for the
pu,p3se Of ,being pul into general cir.
cnlsfian.
Il The holders of the Treasury notes,
not bearing an interest, may, at any
sinc, exchange them, in sans not
1ess than 100 dollars, fer sersiheates
Of public srock, hearing An interest OF
pep cens per annum, and rredeem.
sbls FIR . years. fssm the date ofths
csrri6cates respectively
Z. 'fns notes shall be receivable In all
psysasnts of the Unitsd Statss; but,
10 such cases, thsy a,ay be re-issaed
& The mites paysbl: by "a annual in-
stslmsns, according to their dates, and
- the manner TO be notified BY tho
h,aa.uru RI .gits Z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
ALSO,

A Gardener, who understands his
hnsiness, is sober and industrious Will
meet with employment, By applying
10 above.
Eah &c
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Fuel w anted.

PROPOSALS. will be received in
writing Until the Ist cay OF June
next, for supplying the next stated Sos
sion of Congress, with $50 Cords of
gaod sound frewood eighty cords OF
which must be hickory, or hickory ans
ash, the residue the various kinds OF
oak. All to be delivered, sawed Tin
two) packed and measured at the ex-
pensc OF the contractor, in vaults or
wood yards provided BY the government,
at the present Capitol of the U. States,
in the City Of Washington. One third
thereof, on or before the lst day of Sept.
next one other third, or, or before the
18th Of October, end the residue on or
before the Goth of November. Propo-
sails must be accompanied with the name
pr names OF the security or securities
offered to secure faithful execution o
the contract The proposer,> whose
terms and securities are accepted, will
be advised ofsuch acceptance by letter;
and, upon executing the proper secnri-
ties, one third of the money will be adj
yanced.
THOS. DOUGHERTY.
Washingto ity, NJ tch i6 3w
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF A1exan-
dria county, in tire District OF Column
bia, Letters Tes!amentary on the E
state of theodore Skinner, late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
cetent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same duly authenticated snd pas
sed by the Orphans Court to the sub
scriber, on or before the 9th day OF
Sept. next, or they may by law he ex-
cluded from all benefit to said estate
and those Indebted thereto are requir
ed to make immediate payment.
Gwen under my hand this sth day
Of March, 1878.
JOHN GRID,
Executor Of Theodore Skinner.
March 9. 4w
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This is to Give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandra
County in the District of Columbia.
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said County. letters of administration
on the personal estate of Thos. 6. Har-
den, late of the County aforesaid de-
ceased All persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same to the sub.
seriber, duly authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
9th day of Sept. next, or they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted thereto
are requested TO make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 9Th.
day of March, 1915
George Williams, .fdH'r.
With the will annexed of L. G. Harden
March 9 wv
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joseph Spear,

I'd ESPECTFULlY informs his
kN5 Friends and the Public, that he
continues to carry on the CABINET
BUSINESS in all its various braaches,
on Royal Street, near the Market. and
has on hand some well made IfURNt-
TURE. And, also Informs The public
that he has got new HEARSE, and
$40 X to make COFFIMS, ifcalled for.
ealso makes and repairs Sophas and
every kind of Chairs oil the shortest
notice.
Feb IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06

g. x likely young Negro
Men for sale for cash.-Appsy to Cap
tain George HlliGms, Dumfries-
4 April a. /"
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Edwin G. Brown.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Offers for Sale.
NEW INVENTED
Patent Pocket Lights,
-VITUOUT PHOSPHORUS.


THIS new mode of producing INA
sTAYTANEoUs LIGHT, differs from all
others hitherto known. 1t principally
recommends itself By the cteGnliness att
tacbed to its Use, the certainty cfgiying
immediate light, and above ali, tie safety.
with which it may DC used.
The possossor, therefore, is neither
exposed to the danger and noyioos smell
of Phosphorus, nor is he liable by over
turning or breaking the bottle, to lose
its contents, and hereby DC depfi, ed OF
the means of obtaining light
THE BOX. containing bottle with
the composition & matches will be fur
nished for One Deinr. The bottles
when exhausted. will be repleDished for
twelve and half cents, and supply OK
matches for fifty cents per hund Cd.
ItiS so adapted IorgensTai utility, that
it can only be sufficiently appreciated by
those who try and experiences its good.
effects; particularly in case of accidents
or sudden indsposition in tie night IL
will therefore be found Useful in oil.
Chambers, Public Offices, Coaniings
Houses, Kitchens, &c.
AND FOR ALL
Taval g military officers, TRACES
iers, Segar Smokers, &c.
Pure Lemon Acid,
For Punch, Lemonade, ances, Jels
lies, and every purpose in co kerry, take
ing cut cf Stains &C.
Also, superior quality Chewing Tos
bacco, old
a. B. Dick.
March %. f
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r 4 S H9 .

TNHE Subscriber respectfully in
q. forms the public, that he will fur-
nish fish at Rollins Point Lanaing.--
Persons wishing to contraction a large
quantity ear be supplied on low terms,
He VIII take Corr, Rye or Bacon III
exchange for Fish. at the rate OF 8
pounds of Bacon for 1900 Hcrrings,
one barrel of Corn for 3,5oo, or a BUSH
el and half of Rye for l,aoo. He
will take particular care to give game
raj satisfaction to all who may call
him at his landing
VIM. Patterson.
March av
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Soap and Candies.

Soap and Candies.
THE Subscribers have on hand at
their Manutact.ry on Water Street.
lately occupied By VIM. Dunlap GUAM
tity Of
Soap, Mould & Dipt Candles,
Which they offer Cor Sale.
A generous price will be given for
raw and rendered TALLOW.
Henry Nicholson & CO.
February IA diff
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| y GNDER the authority ct tie !ase
q VIII end Testament IF NichaeS
O'Nleara. dec'd--WiI be sold at auc-
ton on the premises, NJ the 9Th dsy oe
March next all the real estate of the
said Michael O'Mcsra. consisting Of
Hoilse and Lot
In the Town Of Alexapdria, ontae North
side Ct Prince street end to The West
ward Of Union street and two Lots Of
Land with TIE improyem ents thereon az
West-End, in the County OF Fairfax,
one OF the said lots contaiaing about &c
Acres and the otkcr abprt Acres
The termc Of sale, one hall cash ard the
other half in s and MOTHS. to be SCI
cured by negotiable notes with approx
ed endorsers and deed Of trust upon
the property sold.
THoma as s,eann, En'0r''
February IS
". u. The Sale to commence for
the property in To7cn at 10 o'clock,
and Immediately after at West. Fad.
6 In consequence of the
unexpected absence OF one OF
the Executors, the above Sale
is further postponed until sa-
tnrday the 18th Of April when
it will positively take place.
JUST RECEIVED.
1000 lbs fresh Soft Shelled
ALMONDS,
AND FOR SALE BY
LOUIS EEELEE.
April 4.
----~ = - ------~ - --.-->'--
A 4 f.f
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..xs rIys DOLLARS a rEhR:
GALES AZ VENDUE.

4, <ysry Tuesday and Friday,
WILL Be SOLD,
...,~ yendue Store, corner of Prince
- and Water streets,
4 nyiisty of Dry Goods, Gro
ssy:ss, Sc.
:. .,;-,lsrs os Mes will be expressed
inthe bills of the day.
All kind Of goods which are Oh IL
.,i,,tion sud the prices Of which are.
s ~ cen at any time DC viewed
s ! purchased az the lowest Limitations
=. p. G. Marsteller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
10 be Rented

On any terms agreed upon and imme-
date possessions given, the property ocs
cupied by jesse Edelin,, deed. well
known as the FLASHING TOW tn
TERN in the Village of Piscattaway,
Prince Georges County, Md. A fur
tier description is unnecessary, as
those inclined to rent will view the
property. Apply or the premisesto
FRANCES EDELEN.
Piscataway, March 9 lawsws
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Eeh. 2S,

THE partnership heretofore snbsist-
mo between Reed and Bowie. Painters,
was dissolved on the 2Sd instant by nh
tusl consent: All persons having claims
against the firm, viii PLEASE bring IN
their bills for settlement and those in
deb.ed thereto will please make pay
meat 10 either of the subscribers. The
bssinc s. in future vii! be carried on al
The same place BY r.. S. Bo7vie, who
shl remains solicious of his former
customers and the public at large.
Thomas Reed.
Reuben S. B07cie.
March so. Ct
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SATURDAYS BIZ N0RD ROYALS
q III RS DY, A pRrL 6 1915.
Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, March Term, 1915.
ORDERED That the Executor OF
Theodore Skinner deceased, do in-
sert the following advertisements three
times week for four weeks In the
Alexandria newspapers
a Copy-Test
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
Public Sale.

ENY VIRTUE Of deed of trust
I'd from WILLIAM TEAToN to the
Subscriber, to secure the payment OF
certain debts in the said deed mentioned,
due from the said William Yeaton to
the Bank OF Potomac, will be sold at
auction on the premises, on the hrst day
of-May next, at 70 O'Clock,
That Lot orparcel Of ground
on which the said Wm. Yeatoa at pre-
sent resides, situated upon the North
side of Cameron Street and west side OF
ST. Asaph street in the town OF Aiexan-
dria, and bounded as.foIlo.s, viz: be.
ginning at the intersection of said street,
& rupning thence wesssrdly with Came.
ron street, * binding herewith l0o feet;
thence northwardly with line parallel
to St. Asaph's street i26 feet; thence
easlwsrdly with iine parallel TO Came
ron street 90 feet to ST. asapl's street;
thence seuthwardly with that street and
binding thercupon lqe feet to the begin
ming, together with thu buildings and
all other appurtenances thereunto be.
longing:
One Lot OF Ground on the
east side of Fairfax street, beginning
at the north end of the house Formerly
occupied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford,
supposed to be l42 fest inches 10 the
south OF Princess street,. thence south
10 the line of the lot formerly the pro-
perry Of Mary Chew, supposed TO be
thirty four feet two or 5 inches; thence
eastwardly the same WIDTH parallel with
Princess streetin depth l23 feet inch
es TO the line of the lot formerly Rich
ard Conway's.
One other lot on the south
side Of Cameron street end east side OF
Washington street: beginning at the
intersection Of said streets, thence east
sn Cameron street Ga feet south paral
lei to Washington street 10 feet, west
parallel TO Cameron street 81 feet TO
Washington street, nor5h OF Washing
ton street to the begianine.
One other Lot on the north
side If Cameron street, beginning at
Inc disisnce of oDe bunGred aud forty
four feeS west frena Royal street, thence
west Oh Cameron street one hundred
and twc feet two inches TO Pit stree,,
shence nnTtA on Pitt street ei3aty eight
feet to ten feet alley, thence on the
a!lsy east one hundred and two feet
two incheg, thence sSrth parallel go
Royal street 70 the beginning.
One other Lot on the north
side OF King street, beginning at tho
distance of ninety seven feet SIX inches
west from Union Street, thence west or
King street twenty two fes, six inches,
theoce north rarsilei 70 URion street,
the same width az In front, ejshty-one
feet to Fayette alley.
The teruls Of Sale will BE one fifth in
cash, end the residue in six, twelve,
eighteen ard tweny-six months, carry
ing interest from the date, to 'ee secur-
ed by Notes with approved 2 orsers,
and Deed Of Trust on the property
sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Trustee.
Morcb OK dts
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THOMAS SWAMI.
March IS.
Orphans Court,

.dlerandi ia County, March Tern. 1915
ORDERED, That the administrators
Of 7hos G. Harden, deceased, do in
sert the following advertisement three
tines week for weeks in the Alex
andria newspapers.
A Copy-Icst.
Il. Moore, Reg. Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06
4 Farmer and a Gardener
Wanted,

A skillrul and industrious Farmer,
who ha, no objection TO removing to
,he Western Country, viii bear o. 9
GOOD situation, by applying at this OF
kce,
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RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
mo. 1901
FOR SALE.

A TWO story STONE HOUSEs
IN. in Midd'e6urg. lately finishcds
which is we'll caicu,sicd for tamilys
with good cellar and kitchen UNDER
neath--two bali acre lots, under good
enclosure, well of most excellent wac
ter, stable, cfrc iage house &c A barr
gain may be had if application is made
in short tine to the subscriber on
the premises
Edwin G. Brown.
EIlddIeLure. March 49, 8 2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-11

thus, the dinner proceeds by dhes, not by courses
one after smother tn the whole is served np. The
desGit aud wine ar, however, all put Their ~
bout 5, the dinner concludes when the emperor re-
tres to his stcdy, takes coffee there alone and aer-
wards, occasionally visits the theatre lis majesty
goes 10 bed early hour, rises 1T five ia the NOR
ming, and rides walks till half past eight when he
breakfasts.
The prince Of Orange has the hotel ur cardinal
Fesch, a superb building, in the Rue Mont Blanc,
Bau, eiard Aiontmartre.
The duke OF Wellington occupies the grand hotel
Regnier. Rue Champs Eiyse,s, where his grace
hollis his ievees, ard gives ,i,nuer parties.
Lord and lsdy Css'lereagh have the greater part
Of the grand hotel Borghese, in the Fau<hCurs ST.
Honcre. Lord Castleresgi, gives dinners three on
four t'ucs week. her iyship entertains "a las.,-
ioaabc party every evening.
Lord Stewart, when at Paris, has the remaining
part OF the same tel.
Lo;d Cathcart occupies a part Of the hotel d'A-
btsmtes, 81 called from It's lat owner, whose widow
sliil retains oae vi the Wings.
All THESE are considered as public residences,
granted By the government. The following are
private property, hired BY the persons OF fashion
who reside in them.
The Duke Of Deyonshire has n suite os elegant a.
partments the first floor OF tie Int wing Of the
hotel tie PEnpire, Rue Il Artois.
The marquis and marchioness Camden and the
ladies PrItthaVe similar suite, liz the ie.t w.;g Of
The same hotsi. Thus those Who were neighsors
In London, are Still more so in Paris.
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STEAMBOAT vOUNDERFD

One ofue Steamboats, Lake Champaign lhc yc,yy,,O
lost the evening of te ut on her wav rou =,
Johns TO White fall. The following Of the acc,,t
Is copied rsm the Boston Cenntl of Saturday s ,rbcna
chinery became dcran d,aud beat her lytion she 49,,
down IN 20 minutes after the accident The pilot mad f
presence Of mind TO head her directly IN shore and ,j %
then ie boat carried her into such shallow WI,
tla her quarterback ief above water. The p.,tg,
taken 0lneXt day By the bat Pheidx SID tat
one Of the fret boats that built and are informed t
by the Improvements i the machinery Of the modern it.
tiey not liable the accident which occas,uf lie 10
Of the Vermont" TO thsremnrk add that IL. V.r,,o,,
has htensO much Oi order during tte whole Summer
thi many persons dcsirous % crossing, the Lake have con-
Of conveyance.