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FRANCE.
seizure of Loco,not,yes.

ALBANY, March 81. NJ. Bailey,
IS. internal revenue officer, last evening,
proceeded to the round-house Of the New
York central railroad company, at West
Albany, and seized seventeen locomotives
and their tenders, valued at over 5000, 0J0,
for nonpayment Of revenue tax amounting
to over S460,000. The SECURE has not
affected the operation OF the road thus far,
but if the locomotives are held three or
four days, considerable trouble will lie ex-
perienced. 1t is expected the COMPANY
will promptly pay the revenue. The tax
was levied upon scrip dividends.
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JOHN e. OwENs.-This gentleman,
who is perhaps the most popular comedi-
an now on the American stage, will visit
our city this week and give US several per-
formances, appearing in his most celebrat.
ed characters. He is supported by one OF
the best companies ever collected. Mr..
Theodore Hamilton, well known to many
here, is at its head, and Miss NJ. L. Cor
don is leading lady. Thursday night
the bill will consist of "The Vic
tins" and ''Solon Shingles" FRI
day night, "Everybody's Friend" and
"Toodles; Saturday afternoon, "Mar-
ried Life" and "Slasher and Crash.
r." and Saturday night, " Happiest Day
of My Life" Scion Single" and " Live
Indian" These pieces are all decidedly
attractive, and we have no doubt will fill
theT heatre. Reserved seats areInow on
sale at Ambold's, and those who call early
will fare best.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL AssocIA-
TIoN.-The regular monthly meeting of
the Baptist sunday-school association was
held yesterday afternoon in the Fulton
church. The president, j. B. Winston,
presided, Otway d. Brown, secretary. The
Introductory exercises consisted of singing,
and PRAYER by Rev. j. M. Butler. The re-
ports Of the schools showed the following
average attendance during the month: First
church, Al officers and teachers, 30l schol-
ars; Second church, SO officers and teach
ers, 800 scholars; Grace-street church,
46 officers and teachers, 49, scholars |;
PIne-street church, 10 officers anu teachers,
l4S scholars Leigh-street church 80 off
GERS and teachers, 23S scholars; Man.
chester church, Is officers and
teachers, 80 scholars; Sidney church,
no report Fulton church, Ia officers and
teachers, 81 scholars. Grace-street church
school reported ten conversions and one
death. The association was addressed by
Messrs. j. F. Keesee, T. j. Evans, Da-
vid Parr, J. B. Watkins, and Revs. j.
M. Butler, A. E. Dickinson and II. G..
Crews. The exercises throughout were
highly interesting.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

A man, aged Al, committed suicide in
Philadelphia yesterday, becau.e the law
took an adopted boy from ms custody.
The steamship Alexandra arrived at
New York yesterday from the Medterra-
mean,
"A handsome young woman named
Kate Gray recently married her lover at
Kansas city half an hour before he lett for
the peuitentiary.
A Philadelphia woman having married
oft her ninth and last daughter, meekly fold.
ed her hands and died "AIy lie work i,
DONE" were'her last words.
"A Trenton man is just looking mp his
wife who eloped fourteen years ago. He's
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LOCAL NOTES.


The city council will meet this even.
ing. The annual reports will be pre-
scented.
The fines collected in the police court
this morning amounted to about thirty-fvc
dollars.
Mr.. Thomas Burroughs, well-known
printer of this city, and most worthy man,
died Saturday.
General Henry A. Wise has presented
bill to the state for 1929, IA, balance
due him for services as one of the COM
mlssioneps to settle the Virginia and Mary
land boundary.
The board of supervisors of Henrico
county, on Saturday, rejected the claim
for salt furnished the county during the
war by Stuart, Buchanan & Co. The
plaintiffs have appealed to the county
court.
"A bill to incorporate the Manchester
Bridge Company" was introduced IN the
House OF Delegates Saturday. 1t is pro-
posed to build new bridge or buy Mayo's
bridge and make it free to the public.
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FROM ABROAD.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March l0.-Cardinal Cullen's
pastoral letter strongly denounces the
Irish university bull.
Strong hopes are entertained that the
strike Of the WEIGH miners is about over.
A special from Berlin to The Times says
Germany refuses to evacuate Belfort until
the payment of the war indemnity is cum-
pleted by France. The German governs
ment appropriates eighty million thalers
for the construction Of ships and shipyards.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 1o.--A dispatch from
Bayonne says the Carlists' in the Spanish
province of Guipuzzoa have cut the rail-
way and burned several stations between
San Sebastian and Irun, and travel between
those towns are entirely suspended. A
band OF insurgents is threatening Irun, aud
it is feared the town will fall into their
hands.
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COMPLIMENT To VIRGINIA TROOPS.
We learn that President Grant, in review
ing the military, made especial notice as he
passed the two Richmond companies as he
lifted his hat in an especial manner. Such
a clapping of hands was never heard
Raleigh IN. ca Era.
We find the above copied into the Rich.
mond Wing. So far as we are informed,
there was not single military company
from Richmond in Washington on inaugu-
ration day.
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BROAD STREET AGAIN.-The COM
mittee appointed by the meeting held at
Schad's Hall, few nights ago, will present
petition to the city council tonight pray
ing for the removal of the railroad track
from Broad street, even if it is found me-
cessary to that end to purchase the depot
property. The question of the purchase is
the subject of well written article in the
Anzeiger of Saturday morning. That pa
per expresses confidence in the willingness
Of the council to give the subject such con-
sideration as its Importance demands. The
Anzeiger says:
Assuming that the depot can be bought
for 500, 900 in city bonds, within a short
time the interest on this sum would be
liquidated by means Of the augmented
revenues resulting from the speedily in
creasing value of real estate in this part of
the city. Should the city make no use of
this acquired property, by erecting thereon
city hall, a market-house, or any other
public building, but elect to resell, it is
presumable that this valuable real proper
ty would find buyers at or near the price
paid for it by the city. Even loss at
such a sale cannot, however, be taken in to
consideration, since the removal of the
depot and track is demanded by the COM
mon veal, and since for the security of life
and property unusual sacrifices are JUS
tifiable. Whilst in purchasing the real
estate with bonds the city would have to
provide for the>interest during thirty-four
years, and for the redemption of the bonds
at the expiration of that time, the city
could by reselling the property have IN the
treasury within three years, at the farthest,
the entire amount realized by the selling
price. The Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac company refuses to pay taxes Oh
its real property, and is in continuous con-
tcnton with the city council; whereas,
with the purcha ,e of the depot the income
of the city would expand, and an opulent
and powerful company be changed from
opponents to friends; and the company
would in the erection of new depot dis
burse Among our business men and mecha-
MICS every cent of the amount received by
them from the city,"
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ATTEMPT TO Rob A SHOE STORE
Last night an attempt was made to break
into the store of John G. Page, jr.. l421
Main street. The glass in back door
was broken to enable the thief to reach
the lock and bolts, and but for large pad
lock on the door, an entrance would have
been thus effected. A large glass above
the door was also broken, and an effort
made to cut out PANEL of the door. 1t
is thought the thief was frightened away
before accomplishing his purposes,
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Ac color
ed woman named Mile Anne fell upon the
pavement on Franklin street, in front of
DR.. Otis F. Manson's, about nine o'clock
last night, apparently in dying condition.
After some delay she was carried into DIR.
Manson's parlor, at the request of Mrs.
Manson, and medical aid summoned. Soon
after being being placed in the room, how
ever, she was found to be dead. 1t is
thought that she died of heart disease.
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The estate Journal " Will be d lIvered the
same EVEN, of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers. If
name ami address is left ut our office. S12 l-2
Main street, and In Petersburg If left with
our ngeot there; and eau always be found on
sale In this city at q f. J0hnston's. 9IS Main
street; Wyatt g. Minors S17 Broud street;
News stand ut Fords hotel; Leon Schaap's
I4O2 Main street, and at our counter.
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PRESBYTERIAN s. s. UNIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Presby-
terrain sunday. school union will be held at
Or. Reds church, at 8 O'Clock tonight.
Subject for discussion: :" The Importance
Of giving more attention to the study Of
the Old Testament.O
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EFFORTS TO REBUILD A CHURCH.
Rev. Father Kane. pastor of the Catholic
church at Harper's Ferry, is making a
tour of the diocese for the purpose of rails
ing funds to aid in re building the Catholic
church at Bath, Morgan county, West Vir-
gnia. which was burned during the war.
He preached at st. Peters cathedral yes
terday morning, and at the conclusion of
his sermon collection was taken up for
the purpose mentioned, realizing hand
some sum.
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DIsTURBERs.-Seven or eight persons
were fined in the police court this morning
for creating disturbance in the streets on
Sunday. They were brought to their
punishment through the influence OF
Justice Hewlett, whose pleadings for peace
and quiet were unheeded.
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Base Fabrications,

COLUMBIA, S. c., March, 1o.-Late
information from Laurens county proves
the kuklux outrages reported committed
here to be base fabrcations. There was a
row between two drunken men.
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MRriMa News.

NEW YORK, March l0.-Arrived, steam
ers India and Livingston. Arrived out,
steamers Crmhria and Wyoming.
NEWCASTLE. DEL, March l0.-The
schooner Hooper, from Jacksonville, Fla +,
for Philadelphia, is ashore here
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SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRAL
The Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons preached
a very able and interesting sermon last
night on the subject of " The Scriptures as
Rule Of Faith, and What the Church has
done for the Scriptures" His audience
was large, the cathedral being completely
filled. The singing by the choir, which
has been recently reorganzed, was very
fine, showing decided improvement in
their solos and choruses.
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Now York Items.

New YORK, March lO.--Commodor
Edmond NJ. Henry is dead.
The meeting of journeymen shoemakers
to organize strike was slimly attended,
and it is thought the movement will be a
failure,
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BuRR's LECTURE To-NIaHT.-It
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column that the opening lecture Of Mr.; y.
Chauncey Burr will be given at Assembly
Hall tonight, commencing at s o'clock.
Mr.. Burr has high reputation as lectu-
rer, and the subject for tonight can hardy
fail to interest the public, and especially
the religious portion of it. We hope Mr..
B. will have full house, and that his
yiews-peculiar as some of them may be =
will be fairly canvassed by our people.
"Hear and decide" is the fearless motto OIL
truth and scientific investigation.
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The TEMPERATURE.--Th following
is the range of the thermometer to-day at
G. F. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street 8 a. M, 40; II m, so i;
3 d. m. g..
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BENEFIT OF CLAY-sTREET CHURCH.
Professor George r. Hardng's fine Bora
ma of scenes in Europe and America will
be exhibited ct the Clay.street Methodist
church, for the benefit of that church,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this week.
This exhibition is one of the most Interest,"
ing and popular now before the people, and
the friends of the church and the public
generally should not fail to see it.
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The Observation-Disclosures great
Hibernicon will open at the Theatre to-
night, and continue Tuesday and Wednes.
day. The exhibition is scenic, musical and
dramatic, and is highly spoken Of by the
nreQs
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ORDINANCE VIoLATORs. - About
twenty-five persons were reported to Judge
White this morning for keeping unlicensed
dogs. Some of the parties are the happy
owners of two or three dogs. Several
other parties were reported for keeping
hogs within the city limits, and for other
neglect Of duty as good citizens.
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COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION OF THE
PRESIDENT Speaker of the House
of Delegates to-day appointed Messrs.
Ramsdell, Hill, Douglass, Bagwell, South
all, Wharton, Wall, Swami, Lovenstein,
and Jorgenson as the committee on the part
Of that body to receive President Grant.
The committee on the part of the Senate is
composed of Messrs. Thomas and Rixey.
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DEATH OF MRS. JOHN D. BLAIR
Mrs. Blair, wife of John D. Blair, ESQ.,,
auditor of the Richmond and Danville "a l.
road company, died last night, about half
past eight O'Clock of paralysis of the heart.
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THE WASHINGTON PHILHARMo
NICs.-Through private letter we learn
that the Washington philharmonic society
will probably visit Richmond soon and rem
der the oratorio Of Elijah.
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SEVERE SToRM.-A gentleman who
came through from Alexandra by the
Orange and Alexandria road last night
informs US that a severe tornado pre-
vailed along the route between the former
city and Gordonsvile. All the lights in
the train were extinguished by the wind,
and the track was INSTRUCTED in many pla-
ces by branches from the trees. He says
it was one of the severest wind storms he
ever encountered.
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MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES.


THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH.
J. L. APPERSON, auctioneer, will sell this day,
for the trustees, on the premises, those
valuable James River estates, lying in
Fowhatap county Virginia, and known as
''Maiden's Adventure" and Maple Cot
tara ~
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SCAFFoLDING BLOWN DowN.--A
portion of the scaffoldIng around the spire
of the Seventh, street Christian church was
blown down yesterday.
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CORNER MAIN AND 23RD STREETS.
30 barrels, five years old, made out OF
CANADA RYE. 1893.
10 Raries, of hi own brand xxx MATTED
RYE.
Also Pinet Castllion and James Henneasey
Il 10. CO3NaC BRANDiEs, of 1885.
Port and sherry Wines. Fish Gin, &C. a..
The above liquors will be sold In quantities
desired
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING Ma
cHIsB is a Virginia Institution " by inven-
tior and patent, and is greatIy admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on 1t. 1t requires but single
thread, and aoiH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
moments time of the truth of what we state il
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow.
ing:
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BANKRUpTs.--S. f. Kelam, Princess
Anne, and A. M. Fornan, ----, have
filed their petitions with B. B. Foster,
register, Norfolk. Thomas B. Stewart of
Of Fauquier, has filed his petition with the
register in Alexandria.
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A BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY.-Yesterday
was beautiful day, the first pleasant
Sunday we have had for some time. All
the churches and sabbath-schools had large
CONGREGATIONS.
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End Of the gIodoc War.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l0.-Advices
from the seat Of war Indicate tina CAPITA
Jack has yielded and the Moloc war IS
nror
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EXECUTIvE.-rhe Governor has APP
pointed George A. Mushback, of Alex.
andria, and Warrenton Gillingham, of Ac.
cotink, Fairfax county, notaries public.
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IMpRovING.-Nlinor Page, who had
three of his fingers badly crushed by the
machinery at the Tredegar works few
days ago, is improving, and we are glad to
learn will not lose either of the fingers.
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How A CHURCH DEBT WAS LIFTED
IN MISUNDERSTANDING Rev. A. E.
Dickinson began three months pastorate
in Manchester. After the morning sermon
he came down on the platform and told the
congregation that he would accept the call
and fill their pulpit until the close of Rev.
Mr.. Wmfree's engagement at the First
church, at which time the latter would re.
move to Manchester and take charge OF
the church. II will accept on one condi-
tion,n said the Doctor, ''and that is that
you pay me good salary. The laborer is
worthy of his hire, and propose to make
sure my hire" This produced something
of sensation, but the minister proceeded
II want a good salary, and | wish
every dollar of it appropriated to
the liquidation of your church debt" AT
that point Deacon Burnett and DIR. Chiles
came forward and explained to the congre.
CATION that debt of long standing had
been for years marring the efficacy OF the
church, and they hoped that it might re
paid off before the coming of Mr.. Winfree.
HLet US do it now" said Mr.. Dickinson
and in a little while $3.50 were subscribed,
making fifty dollars more than the debt
amounts to. Our friends in Manchester
say that this was one of the biggest things
that has been done there since the war.
At night DR.. Dickinson preached to the
| upconyerted, and twelve persons arose fol
prayer. He announced that he would
preach again Wednesday evening.
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MILITARY FUNERAL.-The Richmond
Zouaves, Captain Johnson, turned out
about noon to-day to bury deceased mem
Der of the company.
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TERMS .
ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
ANAHEp w r.. SpAJD

IANAGER................... w. E. SPALDING.
THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE
ONLY,
18TH 1873.
AMERICAS MOST FAMOUS COMEDIAN,
Mr.. JOHN e. OWENS,
SUPPORTED BY HIS OWN DRAMATIC
COMBINATION.
THURSDAY EVENING, the performance to
commence with the popular comedy of the
vICT M s.
Joshua Butterfly -.......MR. JOHN e. OWENS.
To conclude with Mr.. Owens great speciality of
SOLON SHIN q l. E.
FRIDAY EvENING.
EvERYBODY'.5 FRIEND, and TO0nLES.
SATURDAY-OWENS MATINEE:
MARRIED LIFE, AND
SLASHER AND CRASHER.
SATURDAY EVENING:
HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE,
Sol.ON SINGLE, AND
THE LIVE INDIAN.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Orchestra. .........".....S rs
Reserved Seats in Dress Circle and Orches-
ira Luz
Parquette. bU
Eamlv 20
Coored .....s... ~
fT1yate Boxes o wv
The sale OF Reserved Seats r Mr. Owens
now open at E. A. Ambolds Music Sore, Main
street. NH loft
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TILL ROBBERY IN MANCHESTER -
The money drawer in the drug store Of
DR.. Broadnax, on Hull street, Manchester
was robbed about nine O'Clock last night.
The doctor was sitting in the back room.
reading at the time, and so quietly did
the thief manage the affair, that the pro-
prietor had no intimation Of the outrage
that was being perpetrated upon him until
he found his cash account short some IF.
teen or twenty dollars.
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VIRGINIA CLAIMs.-Th number of
claims allowed to Vlrginians by the south
ern claims commission is 270; aggregate
amount allowed, slS7 .3s5.6S. In addition
to this sum, about sixteen thousand dollars
was distributed to claimants in Virginia un-
der former appropriation.
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HENRY c. WYATT. GEO. A. MINOR.
WYATT & MINOR. .Ala
RICHMOND MUSIC EMPORIUM. SsE3
sl7 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH,

We beg to inform our friends and the public
generally that WE 'HAVE OPENED A FIRST
GLASS MUSIC STORE AT No. SIT BROAD
STREET where we will keep constantly on
hand a choice selection of Sheet Music, Music
Books, Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise of every description. Stationary,
Blank Books, Views Ohromos, Pictures, Frames,
&C., &c. Daily, Weekly and Monthly papers
from all parts of the world. General Agents
for the celebrated Marshall i smith PIANOS.
"Estey," Pearl and sterling ORGANS, which
we sell at prices to SUR the times.
NJ B.-We have a lot of shelf.worn Music at
two, three, Eve and ten cents per copy.
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ODD Fellows BURIAL.-Lodge No.
10 turned out to-day to bury deceased
member, T. II. Burroughs.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DooLEY's
YEAST PowDBs, the best Baking Powder for
preparing Biscuits, Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes
Waffies, &c. Depot, SO New Street, N. Y. At
retail by all grocers.
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NH 6--3u
Peg SEINE THREAD!
SEINE THREAD!N6 ma.

Having large lot OF Seine Thread Of sll
quail lies and numbers yet on hand. will sell
the same at REDUCED PRICES rather than
to keepit over for next season as / am deter.
mined to have new supply OF fresh Seine
Thread every season.. Also on hand and for
sale tless than it can be purchased anywhere,
Patent and Soft Seine Irvine Lines and Corks,
Yellow and Black OIL Clothing, Cotton Yarns,
Knitting Cotton, Ropes OF all sorts, &c.
L. LICHTENSTEIN,
importer ofSeine Thread, Nos. 1905
ana 1907 Franklin street, between
Seven zenith and Eighteenth streets
ORDERS FOR HAUL SEINES will DO re.
lived and furnished at short notice for factory
prices. NH s
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LocBsT DALE, MADISON COUNTY, VA.
We have been using Wilcox Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect. The work done on it is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work. and have no hesitation in
saying We consider the Wilcox & Gibbs decidedly
superior TO any Of them. LUCY H. GORDON.
ELLA ]. WILLIS.