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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14
FALL CLOTHING.

The best and largest variety of Overcoats, a
DEaLHAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14

Vicious SERVANT "A co!ored woman, en-
ployed as house servant by Mrs. Brent, who
lives on south Pitt street, while that lady was
at church, yesterday, was caught in the act OF
rumagiug the drawers of the bureau by Mrs.
BreDt's mother, an old lady who is paralyzed,
and upon being demonstrated with, threatened
that lady with personal injury. Upon Mrs:
Brent return she was Informed of what had
happened, and when she asked the woman
about it the latter assaulted her violently and
then left. She returned this morning. how
ever, and commenced her work as usual, but
when told by Mrs. B. that her services were
wanted no longeF went off and sent her brother
back after her clothes, and before he left he
threatened to lay violent hands upon MIR.
Brent. Both the assailants were arrested and
fined
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14

All good goods thoroughly spouged, at
DEALHAM'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14

The finest of Merchant Taylor's Dress Suits
AT DEALHAMs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14

The cheapest and largest stock of Fashion
able Hats, at DEALHAMs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14

POLICE REPORT following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since Sat
urday afternoon
Jordan Minor, coIored, arrested on suspicion
of stealing luuber, was held for further exumi-
nation.
Moses Tyler, alias ohm johnson, alias Moses
johnson, alias Bundy, colored, arrested on
suspicion Of stealing two horses from Mr. Alex.
Hunter, was held for further examination.
Jennie Washington and her brother Lemuel,
colored, for an assault upon the family of Mr.:
Brent, living on south Pitt street. were fined
and discharged.
Caesar Bird, colored, was locked up 10 the
station house, charged with stealing clothing
from the livery stable of Messrs. Thornton y
Legg.
The above cases were before the Mayor.
Eight dodgers were accommodated at the sta
ton house 90 Saturday night and eleven last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-14

All goods warranted as represented at
DEALHAM S
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Tickets can be procured only from the Man
ayers.
Gs-A sumptuous SUPPER, prepared by the
ladies, will be served free of charge [decl0-td
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

~ . tt &c T.
THE firm Of KUYKENDALL & SHEETz
has this DAY been dissolved by mutual con-
sent J.. i. SHEETz becoming purchaser
Of their entire stock and fixtures
The Books and papers Of the late firm
viii be found at the old House aud imme-
date settlement will be required To save
costs payments must be made promptly a.
iHaHIyrHcc cannot be giscp
JAMES SHEET,
WIN a. KUYKENDALL.
August Let, 1873 -15.
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HAnpDry SDNrr CoLLro.
October 8, 1878.


TNHE next session of this Seminary Of learn.
4 ing viii commence on Thursday. Scptcm
her 4th, 1873
liampden Sidney Is situated in Prince Edward
County. Va, within few hundred yards Of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Farmville the nearest depot OF the Atlanta.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad The loeali,r m
the College is most healthy, aud the community
around distinguished for intelligence aud p,ety.
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with the College. IL retains Tie sgr.
ricnlum and the great aim Of its teachers Z. 10
secure thorOughuess in the training and iusirar.
ton of their pupils and thus to prepare them lor
professional studies or the active duties Of hlt
The ordinary expenses Of student exclusive
OF the cost Of clothing, travelling and books sto
from S225 10 1915 a year.
For Catalogue and further information sp-
Ply to
REV. j NJ. i. ATKINSON.
President Hamp{en SidRIy CoEege,
Prince E9Gayd Con,H, a.
July IS, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29
BUY J.& P. COATS BLACK |
THREAD for your MACHINE. |
BUILDING FELT,

no Tar usedl for outside work and inside in.
stead OF PLASTER Felt carpetings, etc. Send two
Scent stamps for circular and samples.
{. j. FAY, Camden, n. j.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

Board can be had on reasonable terms Cb.-
ges for each term Of 20 weeks-payable b,ft.
advance-and half at the expiration OF 10 us.t
For further partculars--until cemmepc,m,,,
OF exercises-address Rev c.. w FiNtEY 40.
D0CT. JOHN WILSON
PRlNCIrM.
Romuey, Aug. 8, ls73.-tf.
The testimonials in the hands OF the urs,.
signed. from such well known gentlemen q,
Gov Vance, and Gen. Young, whose sons b.v.
been under DR.. Wilson's instruction-fgem N.
Faculty OF Davidson College, North CarcUr,
and from number OF other sources. Justify n,
IA commending him and his School To ihe r,p6
dence and support OF all who desire lor th,
children thorough education.
GEORGE ". FINLEY,
JOSEPH G. PANCAKE.
JAS II. ARMSTRONG,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN G. HFISKELL,
JAMES SHEETZ,
WILLIAM HARPER,
DIR SAN. Il LUprON.
ROBT w GILKESON.
DUGAL G TABLE.
DR. ROBr. w. DALEY.
THOMAS a. KELLER.
ISAAC 4. BRADY.
October s, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

DSYCHOMhNCY, Or SOUL CHARMING. >"
4 How either sex may fascinate aud gain
instantly. This simple mental requirement all
the love and affections ofany person they choose,
can possess, free, by mail, for % cents together
with Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle Dreams
uints to Ladies. queer book 100, 600 sold
Address I. WILLIAM & co, Publishers.
May !, lS74. PHILADELPHIA Pa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

Why is hen sitting % gate ike pen.
ny Because los head is On one side and i,s
tail on The other
Steam IS an eyceIlout .rvut but some.
times blows up los master
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29
ED UcA NAL.
Potomac Seminary.
ROMNEY. WEST

CCHoLAST1c Exercises for both seSss vim,
commenced ia this Institution on MONnaV
18Th. under charge OF Doe,. Ion
WILSON and Mas. wltsos. The purpose vii -
to prepare boys for College or for business-s,I
10 impart To girls an education full, thoror-b
and practical. el
Terms for scholastic year Of 10 mouths 20
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1870.
p a n q AZ!

An Alternative and Cathartic, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood.
This preparation was established In 1880 and
has now been prepared i'm Hqui1 fern for more
than 3 years. In January or February, $40
another party commenced 10 prepare n similar
article which is inferior 10 the genuine and
which should not be mistaken for ours Ask
for Dir. FAHHSEy's BLooD CLEANSER or PAEA.
cgA,' and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and cen.
uinei Is printed in greeH on a yellow wrapper.
having also the signature Of =. 'Fahrney 81 ID
Chicago.
"Dr p. Fa5rn,gs Hsqm M,,,lngey' nivcg
tie history and uses Of the BLooD CLt8xsfr tes-
tlmon'als and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
DIR. j. FAIIRNEYS BROS. & CO..
WgyHesjoTo, FraHi1iu CouHfy. Pa
Ask for Dr =. gshney Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail. dealers and by
GILKESON Il PATTIE.
RoDHcy, Ucd w.
Also, by J. W Baker Bloomery-Coopcr 4
horn Capon Bridge Daniel Parish, Timber
Ridge Frederick County, va arvin Il Bro.
HiGh Nicw-Eruce Gibson, Cspon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West Val. %
Mcdonald, tHpun Bridgo-SydnOr Mcdonald
Hanging Rock-COoper, Horn & Carter, Pleasant
Dale Hampshire county.
T1OS. II. i. ELLIOTT.
TraUeiuy AgcaL
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=
WIT AND IIUMOR.

81 will take the foot handle" answered an
excessively modest young lady at dinner The 9TH
err day, when asked what part Of the chicken
she would have.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29
The Superior
VI lowing MACHINE.

MANUFACTCRED by 7. SwrvrY Co
w Wheeling, West Va hss Been awarded
The fret prize az the Vienna Exposition CLaries
foH C0urier.
WE have been telling The Farmers VIC had the
best Machine in the world 90 offer them. and
here Is the proof that 10 is 60.
Please let us have your orders for next sea-
son eayly
KUYKEDALL & SnEETZ,
l'OmuCy, July 25 1879. Agents.
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y. j. EDWARDS
PRICE LIST
For Spring and Summer. If
IS r A.
Root and Shoe Dana If mont
Boot and Shoe Department

800 pairs Lpdies N,co-co Shoes at 81
%; 400 pairs CAihirea's Morocco Shoes
at 90 cents 500 pairs Infants Shoes at
% cents; 500 pairs Hens HeaCy Shoes
at 81 %; 400 pairs Mems Heary Boots
at 81 25j 800 pairs Mcm's Fine car
skin Dress Boots at SO So
Il cery large assortment Of Ladies,
Misses, ChHdren's d; Centlcnlen's SLIP
PEERS, and a complete stock Of elegunt
dress Boats, Shoes anil Gditeys, ofMe best
qualities eoer brought 10 this market and
az Mc forrest priccs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

LITTLE Girl. Mamma, don't think the
people who make dolls are very pious people :"
Mamma-"Why not my ehild?" Little girl
Because you can never make them kneel al
ways have to lay my doll down on her stomach
10 say her prayers
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Hat Department.

Ny assortment of HATS is fdrger han
crcr. Embracing allie iotest dad q eof,
ct styles, AID IF the best materials ola
manufacture.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

Ihese are easily attached u .Suis NM
or any otlcc poirer, amt rorrnui,d ~
yrid Flonr ond Heoi ~ snpcrior qvaE-
~ NJ grcoler rate ~ .PeeI hon any o,hcr
mn, anil do Il ,rWow htohng mr. ann
ofhc diHcuiy. Weight 100 lbs and
orcDPie 3 J,3 squire of H1or 3O.ach
Mills are rgDaHicd m gyjad 20 Jvshels
per- ho,r, ami many do grjad from 30 fo
60 bushels PR oVr Pricc,s 275.
II ST. rdhU, 80 dgys Ior opy rca-
san, Me mill sioHd not be entirclV saiis6ac-
otry, IL ieW Jc tokcu hack md NE loneD
rc/amdcd, apd oil yuJgoad and steamJoGi
charges phil L0h unys
Fjya ciass CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
anil CARDlNG MACHINES on hand
and mate fo orler.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

eli where did yez get them trousers ?"
asked an lrishman of a man who happened 10 be
passing with pair Of remarkable short trousers
on. 81 got them where they grew was the in
dignant reply. ''Then, by my conscience, " said
Paddy you've pulled them year too soon =,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

"A man had a sign up, Cheap Ladies shoes
for sale here" he found that not woman en-
tered his store. No wonder--the ladies don t
like to be called cheap-they want to be called
tear. Very natural
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-05-29

The late DR.. Fletcher was preaching an eve.
ning sermon to crowded audience in Edin-
ourgh, when note was handed up 10 him to in
Innate thatif Doctor So-and-so was in the church,
he was urgently wantel. Having read the note.
and seeing the doctor moving of, he immediat E.
ly added, with great fervor, ''And may the Lord
have mercy on his patient
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.

By Mr.. Wilson. Q Do you mean 1in cents
per fcoti A. Nine Per cent, meant e say.
By the Chairman; Q. Did you MAXI eP ~,
cost on u street from the report OF the Do.sp
Of Public Works. A. No, sir. u.
9. How do you know that it<cost - -.
erty-holders more under the nianagement OF
Ire Board Of Public Works than u would have
cost under the commissioners; In other words,
how ID YOU make up these fgureetl:A.We
I massured tie street, In the first place, and
theT showed me their bills, what their charge
was Der front foot, and there are 80 many front
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

rectly opposite: ono at DR.. Palmer's gate
another st Lowry's Hill, at the foot Of Il; on
at Clark Mills road entrance, another ct thu
end of MilPs farm, anu one ct the commence
ment of the Reform school. The first, third
fifth, sixth, seventh piles Of gravel were al
TALLY used. Yet IN the table they estimatl
the whole haul Of the gravel from the original
bed situated ct the place back of DR.. Palmer's.
The road 10 very bad. In one place, where
It should be drained, the road was impascabls
during the winter Of ~ and '73, Of times. Ny
wagons from my country seat could not come
into town, but would have to 60 two miles and
road, and coming back that same distance
would make n ave miles more than they oughi
to 20 in order to get 70 my place.
Tho arch at the second culyet Is now CIV
ing awsy, and II b shored up by timbers, bul
It will have TO be repaired fxed up. II thess
sidewalks give away, twill take away three
fourtbs Of the road, 20 thas Il viii be impossi
bic FOR any wagon TO go over the road. The
road d about g feet wide and 10 TO 10 feel
high! The slope Of earth win be such an m
elinstion that no wagon can 90 over the road
The road VIII be Destroyed, and C will take
time TO fx this up. The cause Of this wall
giving way y from this water running of this
springy hill down to it,, keeping the wall
soaked with water all the time. It should
have been drained. have heard that the
board intended 70 put up retaining wan there
but no retaining wall viii stand unless they
drain that hill, a. the clay has lateral aud
vertical motion there, and rise. -.
By Mr.. .Wilsop. O. What Is the condition o.
that road now At those points where you say In
the winter Of 1672 u was impasssblei. How d
i now, and how hae Il been during the winter
A, have only been over the road once during
q. How was II thenf A. Iswas ysrynar.
row, and two wagons could not pass abreast.
Il was very bad at that hill. 8 '----.f
= Q. Did you notice the character Of the clay
thst was exeaysted; whether It was clay ex-
caystiou or mott A. No, sir; DO not think II
was clay. The summer OF fB72 was remark.
bly, dry. II was no tougher than any other
clay except on top. On Top o. ths sprinxJ
kil was femsrkably dfy, but sometimes
when = would come rain'h was very difficult
Indeed 70 raise this earth, Is n was fuller'a
earth--uhits clay-very sticky and heavy.
Q. Ifthere Il sDythins you know about that
road you may state Il. A. The road ID badly
grsyeled, l think. requested to have this
road repaired. ! spoke 70 Governor Shepherd
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By Mr.. Hubbell: o. What paper are yor
reading front A. read from the only papel
that could get my estimates In. IL is thu
Patriot appealed TO Che press to publish ny
estimates, ard none Of them would do 50.
BY Mr.. JeE6tt: Q. Would you be content u
answer q few questions, siri IL. Yes, sir;
VIII do anything you wish me to.
Q. Are you familiar with Second street west
A. have been over IL very lately. fr
@. How Is II improved-with what kind o.
pavement A. Il Is improved with wood pave
ment.
Q. What is the character Of the, pavement
Is II goods Il in good conditiopi A. It 4
about as good as they lay here.
Q. Do you know what was paid per yard fol
laying that pavement A. Yes, Sir; made
some figures about It. This street has an aver
age width Of street Of ninety feet, and from
building line to buildingline Il costs "a pei
yard. The bed Of the street Is forty feet, lesv
ING fifty feet on each side.
o. am speaking Of the wood pavement, sir
A. did not make any figures as to what th'
wood pavement itself cost. made IL non
buildfnc-line to buildiog-li line.
o. That included side pavement A. Yes
sir; and thirteen feet unimproved on eithel
Q. You made no calculation rs to the cost o
the wood pavement A. / did not. ~ q q
~ AoA w lOb AAON N1cbucl bfloS " - D<-.s
q reasonable cost or an extrayagAns cost
A. No, sir; did not know. / took u from
their own report, which Is the last one In ths
book. .s5
Q. Your estimate was a yardi A, Yes
sir; s4.S4 from huilding-line TO building
line. 1900
Q. That includes the wood pavement A.
Yes, sir; aud sidewalks. -.
Q. Also the curbingi A. Yes, sir. l'i-s
Q. And the entire improvements from houss
to housed A. Yes, sir. 09i-l
Q. Does it include the sewers A. make II
from their OWE report, sir.
@. Answer .he question, sir. Does II includ.
the seWerAgei A. Yes, SIR; q includes tn,
sewers. -5-t--- -, 49, 80,
Q. It includes all Expenditures there1 A
Yes, sir; it includes AL the expenditures.
Q. Sewers, water-pipes, gas-pipes, and ey
crythingi A. Yes, sir; but you mus remem
Der that there Is twenty -six feet Of this stree
not improved At all In width.
By Mr.. Wilson: Q. Let me understand you
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believe they viii reach that all the time.
believe It. - t--b @ - -
@. What Is the foundation of that belief Of
that assumption A. Well, because hayt
seen 90 much Of t.. have seen 50 much OF y
all the time, even under the old corporation
The measurements brought to me generally
sometimes were over that good deal.
Q. And you assumed that the same process
continued under the Board Of Public Works
A Yes, sir; end from the measurement Of N
street have become more than satisfied In M
own mind that Il was good deal larger thar
that. 81. ~. -, - rs 81 e,s,-'-'l !.
| Q. And yet In measuring n street you did
not include the cost Of the extra work done by
the board. Now, see In that statement also
you make an allowance OF Is per cent. for dam
ages done TO private property by IMPROVEMENTS
A. Yes; sir. - 80. 81 - Ia
Q. Do understand you TO say that private
property In this city has been damaged Is PEI
cent. on the line where the streets have beer
improyedf A. state particularly thet a.
sumed that the damage 70 the privste prop
erty would reach Is per cent. -. s7.za
@. That Ia your opinioni A. That is my
opinion; but stated also that I did not sup
pose 1t would reach that amount on Massachu'
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1
amount they have accounted fort A. Now
here Is very short piece want to read you
rom their own books, on this very subject.
Q. Does 1t state the amount of old MATERIAL
A. No, sir; but 1t states the amount OF expend
lures that have been made by the cities O
Washington and Georgetown and the county
Q. Well, that we have here before Us. /
am ounted to SIG, oo0, 900 you say.
By Mr.. Wilson: What page do you refer Il
therei A. This is 1872, page Il. It amounts
to within q fraction Of SO ,0oO, 600 tina
this ate ial Is not perishable-a piece Of stone
By the Chairman: Q. How many years ago
| a. Seyenty-two years.
Q. What stone is that, siri A. say th,
| stone laid here is just as good. Stone does no
perish. Stone may wear out. ~ s. q
By Mr.. Jewett: Q. In your estimate do yol
take it for granted that at the time the boar
commenced work the streets and sidewalks q
far as they have improved them, were paved
and aaggedi Is that the mode In which yot
make your estimate rs TO the amount Of oil
MATERIAL A. It ia. z5 ~ zssl.5 aas
@. You take 10 for granted that all the street.
they have paved and the walks they have hagget
and the curling they have put in, all existet
in some shape or form when they took hold o
III A. Yes, sir. -s-f.-N.
Q. And you have estimated that nateria
upon the basis that there existed 90 man,
square yards and linear feet at the time ths
they commenced their work, and take Il fo
granted that they took the old material exist
ing at the time and disposed Of III A. Yes
4 Q. And hence you attach that vaiuei A
Yes, SIR. al ~ 5fs5lk - ,t.as = =. =
o. Now, did you merely estimate the yslu,
or did you examine the old material for tbs
purpose Of determining rs valneis a. I mads
/ a creat deel of allowance for the cid materiaj
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or not DonQs were required Of them. iEgsl
Governor shepherd. Yes, sir, bonds were re-
Mr.. Matting,y. Did You ever make any sp-
plicstion to the board to ascertain the difference
between ths. cost Of the property as charged
and the actuai cost es estimated by youi Did
you ever make any effort 70 ind out the cause
Of that discrepancy A. i made three or four
efforts to get tie contract two months ago.
asked Mr. Willard for k, and I asked Mr.. Mott.
or ops OF the members Of the board. ! went
10 Mr.. Willard. DR.. Blake was present, and
they refused to let me have It, and told me 10
address them letter. addressed them let
ter, but do not think they answered It. !
called their attention TO 10 again, and told them
II wss--that thought there was something
wrong on thst rosd, and said 10 them that II
out the mistakes. told them Twas perfectly
willing for them to read the contract: would
turn my back II they would read Il 70 me.
Q. Did you tell them that you did not mean
TO pay your assessment on that, but would
have suit about Ill A. told them that was
the best way to do, to take u TO the courts, and
both sides would be satsfed then, -.
BY Mr.. Wilson: @. Did they refuse to let you
have this contract because you refused to pay
your assessment Al DO not know. did
not tell that 70 them until afterWard. / sup
posed they knew ] had not paid my assess
ment; but I told them It was wrong, and II
they would come to me or send any one from
their Office, ! would show than where the dis
crepanciss were. .zsl,f Z - -
q. They mover allowed you 10 zee the con
tracti A. Mo- cir. 80 go ID, sls II -, &
20 Have you made any further examination
IN regard 70 streets and Improvements in the
TO Iorssi.as sssoue Ninth 10 r.ntA stYsstsov.
erners alsver III y sie CUB ytrdi grading,
csnts=t1 o12oS; ass cubic yards grading, at 20
20, extra haul for same, 81 II oentsss
q, oso.l6; nakinR = total at ~ loss .s.y
Report Of Board Of Public Works, lsf2s table
ky, 1851 CUBIC yArds 5ssding, e folioyi. eslp
same At q csnts.f1 Nj ass cnbio yarda grad
Ing, at 70 csnfs=@5o5.eo extra haul for earnB, 81
Is cents-t3H. -; making . totaiof y. li6.51-de-
ductipE from 8, iosss{, lssses IS sss.sA
ii 81 psr sqasrs ysrd.' "a he table Il q ehsrssd
ct g 5snts, d!fsrsnes o. tp,s-p % brick sids-
usi1s8 ssasssS charged VITA i.iss fss, Of curb
sSssys4 g sl-sS sad Lta-sl,ssi-0t, : aiisFsnss
:. Il We examine The above We WIN nnd shst The
United sfstcs have peid and BEEN charged with
Sisooi. and tiI2Sl75-zT, DsIs; dsdu6tilz fof
ss1sf * zoo.}2s ocs; q q ehsrgsa g the gaitse
Stnfsk In Table XIV, Hoerd q rrb!le Works.
is7x. We md the general fund =>lI ~; proper