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I Rufus waterman and George r. wilson. Wa
appointed to make further examination OF tha con-
diton OF the house and to report If the SUM named
would, with the other means promised accomplisn
the required end. Their committee will report
to-day
It is not true that the meetings or the banks
have been held TO make general examination or
the affairs OF the business houses. or that any
other house has been under suspicion. Nor Is il
true that the banks have confessed their inability
TO afford the needed temporary relief our banks
have hesitated only because the committee gave
no assurance that the temporary rellef would
be OF permanent value. Wniie many Win
doubtless suffer If this misfortune happens, we do
not believe that any other considerable house wili
go down under it or that any banks oCner tnan
those we have named win be seriously damaged.
The wealth and enterprise OF Rhode Island are n0s
bound mp in any one house, nor Is It's inonstry oe
pendent on any one employer.
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BIG GUNS FOR PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 20, 1879
Tho following is an extract from letter received
by gentleman In Cincinnati and forwarded to the
pnlce OF the Centennial Commsson:-
received Q letter yesterday from Colonel K,
dated Vienna, october 10, In which he says:-
.,Please tell your friend Hon. Mr.. Goshorn, that
tne magnificent show OF breech-loadng artillery,
Wnca ne saw at Vienna from Krupp's famous
Workss sro 70 be sent to the Centennial
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POLITICS IN WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

The Independent Democratic Association Of
West Farms, Westchester, held meeting 40
Kearns' Hall, Fordham, last night. Cornelius w.
McAulifre was unanimously nominated as the Re-
ceiver OF Taxes for the town or West Farms. Mr..
McAul1f1e Is well known citizen and stood IN the
foremost ranks of those who voted against the
corrupt rings under the Tweed dynasty, and he
was also one Of the Grand Jury which lent it's
Snuelch the TammanH circle.
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TIE MERCANTILE MARINE.
Herald Special Report from
London.
Movements of Vessels Employed
in the European Trade.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The following special despatch to the
HEnALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the English metropolis, giving a
list OF the vessels which have arrived at and
sailed from European ports:-
LONDON, Oct 20, 1873.
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool, October 80, steamship
City of Paris (British), Tibbitts, from New
York; bark Duke of Wellington (British),
Allen, from Darien, Ga. i; also the Richard and
Emily, from do.
Arrived at Gravesend, October 20, steam
ship Hakon Adelstein (Norwegian), Muller,
from New York; ship Plymouth Rock,
Butman, from do.
Arrived at Southampton. October 60 steam
ships Donau Germany, Neynaber, from New
York (and proceeded for Bremen); Moselle,
(British), from Aspinwall and West Indian
ports.
Arrived at Glasgow October 30, steamship
Pennsylvania (Britsh), Braes, from New York.
Arrived at Queenstown, October 2S, brig
Campidoglio Qtalian), Fevola, from New
York; Goth, steamship Parthia (British), Wat
son. from New York for Liverpool.
Arrived off Crookhaven, October 80, steam
ship Italy (British), Thompson, from New
York for Liverpool.
Arrived at Limerick, October 30, brig San
Gaetano Qtalian), Mazella from New York.
VESSELS SAILED
Sailed from Liverpool, October 2S, steam
ship Calabria (British), McMickan for New
York.
Sailed from Plymouth, October %, bark
Brage (Norwegian), Jorgensen, for New York
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 30-1 A. NJ.


Synopsis for the Past TgentyJour Hours.
The area OF highest barometer has moved since
Tuesday night southeastward to the South Atlantic
coast, where 1t is now central. The pressure has
fallen rapidly in the extreme Northwest with cloudy
weather and southerly winds. Clear weather and
light winds, mostly from the north, prevail in the
Southern and Gulf States. Cloudy weather, with
southeasterly winds, is reported from tre lower
lakes and the st. Lawrence Valley, but clear
weather for the New England coast.
Probabilities.
Thursday, over the Gulf States, increasing
southerly winds and cloudiness.
For the Ohio Valley southwest to northwest
winds and cloudy, followed by clearing weather,
For the lower lakes southeasterly winds.
for New England rising barometer and gen.
orally clear weather, with northwestery winds.
Tho Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacv HERALD Building
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AOyt, Sprague 81 Co.'s Ltabtttfos
$7,OOO.OOO, and Not 4,O0O,OOO, as

Owing 10 some errors in the Telegraph 1t is nec
sssary to state that the Liabilities or the Sp'agueS
are nowreported TO be 1000, 600 and their assets
sl&Oocodr. HERALD reporter called on Hoyt,
Sprogue &sCo yesterday, to obtain any additional
statements which the firm might desire TO make.
Mr. Hoyt saidtaat there was no probability of sus-
pension by either OF the two firms, OF which had
been. in.-existence forty years, while the other
could shov an honorable record extending ever
period OF sixty years. A. W.Spragne. of PrOvi-
dence, have requested temporary relief In conse-
quence OF tine unparalleled strngency OF the money
market. aLyt the Providence banks pledged the
s., ,oOo, ,ooU which had been asked for meeting Of
the friends O6 HOyt, Stragne Co.. OF this city, was
held Yesterday, and 1t was resoivedA TO give them
further aid, II necessary.
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ILLNESS OF GENERAL CHAPMAN.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Oct. 20, 1879.
General Chipman, representative in Congress
from this district, who has been III for some DAYS.
is very low tonight his condition being such as to
cause most painful anxiety.
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THE SPANISH ANTILLES.
Ministerial Mission to the Colonies-Ths Captain
Generalship Of Cuba-Labor and Wages
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM To THE FEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Oct. 90, 1873.
A telegram was received from Madrid tonight
announcing that the Minister of the Colonies will
start from Cadiz on the 1st OF November for Cuba
and Porto Rico.
THE Ex EXECUTIVE OF CUBA
Ex-Captatn General Peltain will leave for Spain
tomorrow.
LABOR AND WAGES.
The shoemakers OF this city are on a strike
They demand their wages in gold or its equivalent
HAVANA EXCHANGE
Exchange quiet ana firm.
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Aid for Memphis Sufferers.

Mr.. Ellwood E. Thorne, Deputy Grand Master Of
Masons reports the receipt OF $oO yesterday in aid
OF the Memphis and Shreveport yellow fever spf-
ferers. He likewise invites contributions from the
Masonic fraternity at his oflce, 349 Broadway,
which will be transmitted by telegraph free OF
charge.
From Kemp, Day Co Co......................... $25
Brooklyn Aid for Memphis.
The police OF the city OF Brooklyn are contribute
ing to the relief of the ever.strcken and suffering
officers OF the Memphis Police Department, in CON-
plance with the appeal OF Chief Il. X. Athy, OF the
latter city, for assistance.
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unfortunate man will commence his super
asylum.
The delegation OF Crow Indian chiefs, why have
been here for several days, had final pow.wow
this afternoon with the Commissioner OF Indian
Afairs and, after considerable talk and objection
acceded to his proposition for settling their griev.
ances. They wanted their reservation In Montana
enlarged, and Commissioner Smith promised
to recommend to Congress the extension
OF Its boundaries. They demanded to be paid on
account Of the money due them 800 each while
here. but they finally agreed to be content with
$50 each In silver. They particularly insisted that
their former agent should be reinstated, but this
demand was positively refused. They mentioned,
as one OF the reasons for preferring their former
agent that he used to give them nour by the bag,
whereas the present agent deals 1t out with
shovel.
Federal Appointments.
The President to-day made the following ap.
pointments :-Lucen A. Wait, Consul OF the United
States at Pir@us, Greece; Constantine Mcguire,
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the st. Louis
district. vice Ford, deceased; David 5. Goodoe.
Pension Agent at Lexington, KY, instead OF o. D.
Goodloe, as heretofore reported.
Important TO Druggists.
In response to an inquiry the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, in letter, says written or
printed directions, furnished TO a purchaser OF
laudanum, paregoric or other similar drug or med
icine, upon physicians prescription or upon per-
sonal application OF the individual, purchasing for
use and not for sale, would not render such drug
liable to stamp tax by reason OF the style OF put.
ting 1t up.
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FROZEN TO DEATH ON THE PRAIRIE

ST. JOSEPH, No. Oct. 90 .s73.
Advices from Kidder, forty miles east of y,
on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, state that
two strange men we're found. frozen to death on
the prairie near that town on Monday night. They
had been In kidder during the afternoon, and ap'
neareQ to be Intoxicated.
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cases. For internal and external use.
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MADRID Oct. 90, 1873.
It is reported that the Carsts have fired on o
British war vessel, killing one OF the crew.
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A.-HGvana Lottery Omcfal Drn wtngsS
on le also Kentucky Lottery for the Benefit 0f
schools Of Frankfort Circulars free
JOSEPH BATES, 1876 Broadway, rooms 4.
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Chemical complimentary Hair ier
made to its original color by the operston q
BLOOMING CEREUS Is exquisite. Druggists Keep his =
preparations.
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A.-FOr n First Class Dress or Business. !.
HAT go to EsPENsCHEID, Manufacturer, ll5 Nassau
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GEE sHELDoNs DRY GOODS PRICE LIST, 0V1
- to-day once lls Worth erect
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AUSTRIA.
Bourse Panic in the Capital.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Oct. 20, 1879.
There is another panic on the Bourse In this city.
The Austrian government is endeavorng to effect
q settlement OF the financial difficulties
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Mobile Almost Free.

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 20, 1873.
The Mobile Board of Health deem 1t prudent for
all absentees to return, and recommend that all
quarantine restriction Affecting Mobile be removed.
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THE POPE AND KAISER WILLIAM
A Second Letter from the Vatican to Berlin.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD,

ROME, Oct o. 1873.
Dispatches have been received in this city con.
f1rmng the report OF the existence Of second
letter from His Holiness the Pope to His Majesty
the Emperor of Germany.
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A LARGE FIRE IN FREEHOLD, N. J.

FREEHOLD N. j., Oct. 3o-1 A. N.
large fire is raging here. The Post ONCE aad
four large stores are gone, and the FIRE Is still
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1EleGBAKs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 20, 1873.
The rate OF discount in the open market for three
months bills is (245 p. NJ 7per cent, which is the
same as the Bank OF England rate.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is e 2:45 p. M per cent.
SPECIE SHIPPED FOR NEW YORK.
One hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars in
specie was shipped from Live pool for New York
yesterday by the steamship Calab,ia.
FOG, ACCIDENTS AND INTERRUPTION OF TRADE.
A fog. more dense than that Of yesterday, hangs
over London to-day. There have been numerous
accidents in the streets, and at this hour IL 80
P.M.) locomotion is almost suspended.
Americans HOmeward Bound.
LONDON. Oct. 90, 1873.
United States Senator'S Dorsey and Hitchcock
and General Wright were passengers by the steam.
ship Spain, from Liverpool for New York. to-day.
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The following is rom Mayor Johnson


SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 20, 1873.
special despatch from Bainbridge says The
situation cannot be reported more favorable. All
the cases heretofore reported dangerous will prove
fatal. Five new cases are reported Ex-senator
Bruton, very prominent citizen died to-day OF
yellow fever. II the death rate increases there
will be some difficulty in burying the dead.
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Contributions from St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29, 1873.
Contributions for the Memphis sufferers continue.
Some $4,000 and considerable quantity of pro-
visions and other articles have been collected thus
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Snow i'm OsyyeCO.

OswEGo, N. Y. Oct. 90, 1873.
There were snow squalls here this morning the
first this season.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BERLIN Oct 20, 1873.
The total amount invested by the German gov.
ernment IN the United States funded loan Is
s1s,ooO,ooo, OF which $s,ooo,ooO was negotiated
during the present month.
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Holloway's pills Invaluable as
Purgative. The OINTMENT cures Rheumatism. ScaMs
and Burns Depot 7S Maiden lane.
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Aid from Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct o. 1873
Ice formed here last night. The Masons OF Au-
gusta have sent s40o to Memphis and Shreveport.
bale OF cotton which sold for $500 for the Men,
phis sufferers has been redonated and shipped to
Baltimore where it will again be sold for the same
object.
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ALDERMANIO NOMINATION.

Mr.. Joel w. Mason has been nominated BY the
Republican and Apollo Hall organizations for
Alderman, in place OF Mr. George Opdyke, de-
cfned.
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The Fever In Texas.

MARSHALL, Oct 20 1873.
There was heavy frost last night and ice half
an inch thick this morning There viii be another
frost tonight There are no new cases or deaths
reported The sick are all doing well.
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Interments in Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT Oct. 90 1S73
fever.
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Hernia.-To the Ruptured-Don't be
humbugged. Come to MARSH CO.'S old Radical Cure
Truss Office No. Vesey street. and be cured
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ENGLAND.

'Discount and Money on Change and at tho
Bank-Specie for New York-The
Metropolis Enveloped in Fog.
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The Montgomery Bale OF Cotton Realiz-
Ing Handsomely.

LOUISVILLE, ky., UCt, 70, 1873.
The bale Of cotton sent here from Montgomery
Ala for the benefit OF the Memphis sufferers was
rafed for to-day for $525. The proceeds have been
sent to the Howard Association.
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Havana Lottery.-We Sold the &5OO,OOO
IN the extraordinary drawing April % Circulars ent:
information given. j. b. MARIlNEA q w,
10 Wall street; box 4,6So Post Office, New YORK.
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A-The Ncxt SheriY.-Buy

A.-The Next SheriH.-Buy One of;KnOx's
and winter style Of HATS and he
answer will be the gentleman who gets the most votes.
KNOWS at No. 2l2 Broadway IN the PxoscQtt
House and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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MONTGOMERY, OCT. ~ 1873
There was only one death in the past forty-eight
hours. 1t was an old case Of yellow fever. No new
cases have been reported. Ice and frost formed
this morning.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Memphis Recovering Rapidiy-ThanIks
from the Mayor-Thc Disease Spreading

from the Mayor-Thc Disease Spreading
i'm Texass
MEMPHIS, Oct 60 1873.
The mortuary report shows the deaths from fever
to have been IL; from other causes, q;
total deaths, 49, No new cases have been reported.
There was heavy frost last night, ana Ice formed
In the cutters. At this hour every indication Is
favorable.
The following Is from Mayor Johnson
The kilograms and money received to-day from
Northern cities show, as many receipts OF substan
tial aid previously have shown, that IN the blessed
spirit OF charity there Is no line OF distinction
separation In our whole land AS fellOwcitizens OF
the great country, having interests In common, we
are one people, and in sympathy, as politically we
are truly united. JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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GERMANY.

PruHian Government Investments in the United
States Funded Loan.
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A Church Concert In Aid OF the Sufferers.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 90, 1873.
An amateur concert, given last evening at the
Opera House, by number of ladies' and gentlemen
connected with our churches here, for the benefit
OF the Memphis and Shreveport sufferers,
largely attended, and netted handsome sum
for the object intended.
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Dvspepsia.-Those Habitual

Dyspeps1Ns-ThOse HAbItuuIIy AUufct0d
to stimulans suffering from arrangement of stomach
and liver, promptly cured by DIR. SHARPiS SPECIFIC.
Brooklyn-KITGllEN, $40 Fulton and Douglas Fulton.
corner Pearl street.
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Rest md Comfort to the sufysring.

Rest and Comfort TO the suuSiHB'
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY L'NE.
MENT is the best remedy in the world for the o ywing
complaints cramp in limbs and stomach pairl In tho
stomach. bowels or side, rheumatism in all It's FORMS
colIc neuralgia colds fresh wounds spinal complaints
and sprains and bruises Don't fail to procure IL Yts
equal has never been known for removing pain In all
cases. For internal and external use.
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America ans nomeward Bound.
SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Carlist Assault on the British Naval Flag.
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A.-Thc Torturing Spring and Finger.
pad Trusses are not used. The ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANY 6S3 Broadway retain rupture comfort ably, night
and day till permanently cured Avoid the worthless
rupture BELTS bogus elastic and band trusses ana nthy
nd
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Royal Havana Iottory.-l INFORM alton
furnshcd orders lod circulars sent free on applica
TAYLOR. 4 Co.. BankerS
No. IL Wall sire ct New York citvs
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The Best "Elastlc Tr,xss," Warranted
the best is sold at PoMERoY's No. ia Broadway, New
Smyrna times., 1873-06-25
r Delaware Railroad Line.
Sum mer Arrang em e. m {
On and after
: MONDAY, JUNE %, 1878,
NORTHWARD,

Sundays excepted.l trains will run
sfollowS
Smyrna times., 1873-06-25

The Mixed Train will be run subject to delays incident to
BUSINESS and will stop only Stations time
New Castle Trans-Leave New Castle Wilmington and
lphla at 4O, A NJ Leave Philadelphia p NJ,
and Wytbmingt9n VIM ton rs ; P; NJ for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS--Adtlitional to those above
leave smyrna Tor Clayton II 80, A. NJ and F. NJ Leave
Clayton tor Smyrna, sO A. NJ and 200 p NJ to make con.
hecon with trains to and from Dover South
CONNECTIONS.
AT townsend with the Kent County, and Queen Annes
Kent RAILROADS. At ,ayton, with Md n Del r. r. At IIar-
rlngtOn with y H. r. r. AZ SeafOTd, with D. Il ID. H. II.
AT DemaT with E s. Il. r. and WycOmicO n PocOmOke X r.
III. +. KENNEY, Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1873-06-25
SONlEIHING NEW!
THE STEAM WASHER,
OR
WOMAN'S FRIEND.

Steam has long been known as the most powerful
agent in removing dirt, grease and stains from cloth
ing and bleaching them white. Paper makers hav
for maHy years used steam in cleaning and bleaching
their rags, and they succeed 10 making, by agency
the fIhest plekIngs from the gutter perfectly pure
and white. Until the invention of
The STEAM WASHER, or WOMAN'S FRIEND,
although often attempted, method had been dis.
covered of applying steam directly to The clothing,
which could be used in profabje manner for
domestic purposes The WOMAN'S FRIEND washes
without labor. 1t will do the washing of an ordinary
family in thirty minutes TO an hour. The STEAM
WASHER superior to all other Devices the fol.
lowing reasons:
lst IL does its own work. thereby saving a large
portion Of the time usually takenin family.
ID. 1t much less soap than is required by any
other method,
3D. II reauires no attention whatever willis the
process OF cleaning is going on. lady can do her
washing, while she is eating her breakfast and
doing ap IRE break fast dishes. ~ 4. f..--
Ain Clothing wears double the time, washed in this
Washer. that II will washed by a machine, or by
hand. labor, or a wash-bOaTd. A ,...-...- -..
5th Lace curtains and all fine fabrics, are washed
in a superior manner. For fannels this Washer is
desirable, as 1t will not iull them machine or
hand. rubbing does. All fabrics from the finest lace
to a bed blanket, be washed perfectly, and with
ease, without the rubbing board
II is Truly a Labor and Clothes Saving Invention.
Read the following-from Miss K. Oaley Smyrna.
Messrs Whnenack & Co.
GENTLEMEN II have had the pleasure of try
ing your SSieam Washer or "WOmans Friend" aud
alter thorough test am able to pronounce decidedly
in It's favor The clothing selected was the most
sOiled. and never have seen whter or more
thoroughly cleansed garments than those. which
from the W ,>h after following the d, ections And
this too tOi at any lIbor 1t is truly a"Woman's
rlend" and should find place IN eUry home.
Yours respectfully REBECCA OFFLEY.
SMYRNA, Del, May 20, 1873.
~ 1t needs only to beseen to be appreciated.
For Circulars or fnrther inlormlation address,
may2ltf WlIITENACK & CO.,
p. o. Box 243 Smyrna, Del.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-09
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, sept :.
instructed the Indian agcn. NJ the Red
Cloud agency to demand of his Sioux the
return of property captured from massa-
cred Pawnccs and to inform them that by
this attack they have violated thcii treaty
obligations and will be no more allowed to
hunt buffalo outside of their reservation.
srABBING AFrIhN.
During discussion followed by quar-
rel last night, +. =. Blair stabbed and
wounded, probably fatally, John Shor,cllc.
Blair has been arrested.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-09
Condensed Dispatches.

Hon. William CASTOR of Boston has ac-
cccptcd the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
The corner stone of the new church for
the Old South Church in Boston, was laid
yesterday.
The steamer Somerset arrived at Halifax
on Saturday night, and sailed for Boston
on Monday, having on board large num-
bcrs of American fishermen, crews of YES
sells wrecked in the late storm.
The bottom of the lock - ON Erie Canal
has gone out and will cause a detention of
"a hours.
Daniel Murphy, residing on Dean street,
Brooklyn, died suddenly yesterday. The
physicians being unable To determine cause
of death reported the case to the coroner.
John Dalton, freight conductor on Mid
land railroad, was killed almost instantly
while coupling cars at Moreston, yesterday
afternoon.