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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

Tue WATERS SUBsIDlNG The Signal Ser.
vice reports for the past twenty.tour hours
show that from st. Paul to La Crosse the Mis-
sissippi has fallen slightly, risen a few inches
from that point to Warsaw, fallen little be-
tween there and Cairo, with an average rise of
one inch below that place to New Orleans.
where the water is now fifteen inches below the
high water mark of ISL From Cairo down
as far as Helena the river is higher than at any
previous time during the present year, but at
Cairo it is still six feet below the high water
mark of 1867, aud at Vicksburg seven feet be.
ow that of 1852 The Missouri is falling steadily
throughout its entire course, except at Omaha,
where it has risen one inch. The Ohio has
fallen at Pittsburg, risen from Marietta to
Evansville and fallen thence to its mouth. The
great rise is at Cincinnati, where it has been
four and half feet. The Allegheny, Monou-
gahela and Cumberland have fallen steadily,
while the Rad river has fallen TWO inches, but
is still ten feet below the high water mark OF
1867.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
EwS OF THE DAY
10 shoso the very age and body Of the Times

There is nothing new to report from the sub
merged districts bordering on the lower Mlss's-
sippi, except that the additional reports more o.
than confirm the first accounts OF the dreaolul
calamity. Large contributions to the sufferers
are being sent from the various cities 10 the
North.
The cornerstone Of Vanderbilt University at
Nashville, Tenn, was laid yesterday BY Bishop
PAYNE Addresses were delivered by Bishop
Mcrycire, Gov. Brown and Judge Morgan, OF
Memphis. The attendance was very large;
The business houses of the city were closed
during the afternoon.
John Livingstone, residing at Listowcll, eau
ada, has received two letters written by his
brother, the late DR.. Livingstone, one OF them
having been nearly four years 10 reaching hlm'
aud the other about sixteen months.
A, College Point. Long Island, yesterday
morning, three laborers we're buried by the
cayiug in of az embankment When rescued
two were dead and the other Is not expected Il
live
Hon. Obadiah Downe, who was member
Congress from the First District of New ORR
in 1913, committed suicide at the Cromptol
House, New York city, on Monday night.
Stephen Hood, colored, convicted last DE
cember of the murder of his stepson, Green
bury Hood, last July, will he executed at CleVe
land to-day.
The HoIlanders have had two more battle
with the rebellious Acheneesa without declsv
results.
Two negro women are to be hanged at Al
bertou, Ebert county, Georgia. on Friday, TO
murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
Crime and Punishment.

AUGUSTA, April 2S Horrible crimes, fol-
lowed by swift retribution, were ommitted
near Station No. 10, on the Central Railroad,
Oh Saturday morning. A negro named Henry
Smith, an escaped convict from a gang hired
out on a farm in Washington county, attempt
ed to outrage colored woman near Midwife.
Subsequently, he entered the house Of white
man employed on the railroad. The man s
wife being alone, the negro presented gun at
her, and, being helpless, accomplished his dia-
boicai purpose. The negroes in the neighbor-
hood upon hearing Of the outrage 90 the col:
ored woman, pursued the convict and captured
him soon after, and before his second outrage
became generally known. After an investiga-
ton the prisoner was committed to the keep
ing of constable to be carried to the county
jail % Sunday morning twenty armed men
torcibly took the negro from the custody Of the
constable The report of 6rearws was soon af-
ter heard 10 the swamp, which leaves 90 room
to doubt Of the swift retribution following the
commission of the terrible crimes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

10 the Senate, yesterday, final disposition
was made Of the currency bill vetoed by the
President. Alter conversational debate on
collateral topic the question was put, "Shal
the bill pass, Notwithstanding the President
objections % and thirty tour Senators respond
ed,as they had voted 90 the passage Of the bill,
10 the affirmative. and thirty Senators voted IN
the negative. The majority 10 favor OF the
bill being less than twot thirds, 1t was, OF course
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

Bishop Nottingham of the Protestant Epis
copal Church deposed the Rev. VIM. Mcclure
from the ministry. on Sunday last, St. johns
Church, Georgetown, thereby depriving Mr..
Mcclure of the right conferred at ordination
to oficiate as clergyman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

The Senate judiciary committee have report
ed adversely on the bill for the removal OF the
disabilities Of Raphe! Semmes. All Of the re-
publican members of the committee were un
derstood to be opposed to extending this elem
eney to Admiral Semues aud it is stated that
it is likely to be some time yet before the feel
ing against him will be sufficiently softened to
admit oft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

Brooks and Baxter still maintain an attitude
of armed defiance towards each other, in Ar
kansas, but both PROSTATE themselves 10 sup
plication to President Grant Four lawyers
1.-TWO representing each side) have appeared in
Washington to argue the case before the Pres
ident ~. .....,
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sUS KoSE...... gee. "ooN sET>.....".... Ii
SUS SETS. .......... ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to F A
Reed She reports passing the schr w Ma
son of Maryl.n Point, bound up light for this
port.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Curriom.n, TO Reed.
Schr j. a Romnlcl, Boston, to } 7 Agnew.
Steamer Columbia Baltimore, by B Wheat
Schr Sal!c w Ray, New 7 rk, by Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Go.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Amelia Ireland, + J Lockwood W
6 Hilton, NJ Harlow and Breeze, from
Geor gctown bound out-all coal loaded.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Mary E Rich, heretofore reported
aground off Fort Foot, has gotten off and pro-
ceeded on her voyage.
Schr Alex Young for this port. cleared at
Boston 9th.
Schr Maria Pierson, hence, at New York 9Th.
Schr Ella Powell, for this port, cleared at
Philadelphia 9th.
Schr Albert Daily, of Augusta, from this port
for Gardner, arrived at Newport 9th. Reports.
of Barnegat lost jib, split msinsail and toresaili
also badly broke fore and main gatfs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY ITEMS. - From
the Manassas Gazette. Quite large atten
dance otlades and gentle men was at the temper
ance meeting in Manassas on Thursday night
Judge Sinclair delivered an able aud beautiful
address, which was received With frequent out
bursts of applause. After the address the
pledge was offered, and was signed by ten, two
for lie. Il subscription Was circulated, and up
wards Of twenty dollars donated to be used il
fitting up future place of meeting for the So
ciety. Among the visitors Was DR.. j. G. Hill
of Alexandria.
A few days ago, negro employed on Mr.
Frances fishing landing stole very fine horse
belonging to MIR. F., and started South. Mr.
ice Lynn, started in pursuit, and in a few
hours, after tracking the thief we'll through
Chapawansie Neck, came up with him near
Potomac City, and recovered the horse, but
the negro escaped into the pines
MIR. W. W. Davis of Manassas, was serious
ly Injured on Monday last by his horse, sioce
which time he has been coD6ued 10 his bed
He was holding the animal by the bride rein,
when it began TO play. pulling Mr.. D. down,
and as he fell striking bin 90 the side and
stomach with bis knees Mr.. D. lay insensible
for some time.
Messrs. Makely & Rice of Clifton, have a
pet squirrel, captured in the woods near that
place. which is perfectly white. 1t is in every
particular except the color, an exact counter
part OF. the common grey squirrel. 1t is very
tame and perfectly docile.
The carriage of Capt. G. R. Limstropg while
standing at the NJ. 4 Church in Manassas on
Thursday night during the temperance meet
ing, was robbed of two cushions, a rug, blue
cloth jacket belonging to his son. aud lantern.
The wheat in this neghborhood never pre-
sented finer appearance. The peach crop has
been seriously damaged by the frost Pears
and cherries, now in bloom, do not appear to be
injured.
The heavy rains of the past three or four
days have stopped farming operations, and
raised some of the streams too high to ford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

1t is stated that the family of Livi ngstone,
the great African missionary and explorer, are
left through his death in actual starvation, aud
in order to provide means for their support
Baroness Burdett Coutts, Sir Birtle Frere and
others n Eogland have inaugurated Living
stone Testimonial Fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

4 committee, representing several or the
largest manufacturing Interests in the Untcd
States, appeared before the Commiltee on
Ways and Means yesie!dy and urged an 10
crease of duty on imported articles manu'ac-
tured from iron aad steel, also on cotton and
woollen fabrics. Gen. Patterson, OF Phlladel-
phia, stated that he was willing to sell all his
cotton mills at half their cost, aud he also intl-
mated that unless there was some relief he
would be obliged to stop forthwith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

The corner stone of the Pho Mono College
will be laid at Macon, Ga, on next Sunday
with impressive ceremonies, Bishop Goss Off
ciatiug. The Irish Volunteers, from Augusta,
the Irish Jasper Greens, from Savannah, with
religious societies from both cities, and delega-
tons from Atlanta and Columbus, will be pres
ent to take part 10 The ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
ALEX NDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1874.

The FREEDMEN BANK.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore American says
that access was given yesterday tor the nrs'
time to the press of full list Of loans made by
the Washington branch. 1t appears that II
now has loans upon real estate to the amount
of one million four hundred and sevcuty-three
thousand two hundred and twenty-slx dollars
and upon sundry securities to amount OF nVe
hundred and thirty FIVE Thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars, being total of over two mil
lion dollars of deposits drawn from various
branches and invested by the Washington
branch. A large proportion Of these loans are
made 10 violation of law, and many of them are
utterly worthless These loans were all made
under the late management of the bank, and
Mr.. Douglass is not responsible for any OF
them. The Finance Committee at the time
large portion of these loans were made consist
ed of Henry D. Cooke, W. S. Huntington,
Lewis Clephaue and j. r. futile \ gentle
man who has made an official and searching ex-
animation into the character of these loans, and
who is at the same tune very friendly TO the
bauk expresses the opinion that the iostitu'
ton will lose fully half a million dollars upon
loans made In THIS District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

John w. Davis, of Baltimore, late State
treasurer, has been rendered the position of
general agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
by reason of the increasing trade of that cor
DOration
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

n man has been arrested 10 Boston for dc
trauding persons, by representing himself a
the son OF the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

Frederick Douglass, President of the Freed
mems Savings Bank, assures depo>itors tina
they will be paid dollar for dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Alta regular meeting OF The Board of Alder
men, held April 18th, 1874, there werc present :
Sam'l Fl. Janrey, esq, President, III Il Mcssrs
Latham, Moore, Lawson, johnson, French and
Seatun.
a resolution nstruc.ing the Committee on
Streets to inquire into and report to Council II
plan for and the cost OF repairing Union street !;
n so u communication from L. J. Collins, Clerk
of the City School Board notifying Council of
the resignation Of w. +. Carne rs trustee from
the lst ward were received from the Common
Council and their action cOncurred In.
The Committee OH the PoJr reported in favor
of paying the bills Of }. Entw!sle jr, S3G 3O for
medicine, and of w. Ii May, 81, for ploug n
for the Aims HOUSE, which WIS agreed to and
the bills oriered TO be paid.
The Board OF Public Works reported adverse
ly on the petition of sundry citizens for the re-
pair of Potomac trect, which was adopted.
The Board OF Public Works RETURNED the pc
tition of }. K. Gray - itn u communication upon
the subject Of drainage, which WAS accel tied. and
y committee, Messr>. Moore and French, ap
poirted to confer with the Board on tn subject.
On motion it was resolved, that the ouperln-
| tendent of Police is hereby instructed to have q
trunk placed across Princess street at the inter
section of Pitt, to communicate with the bulk
head at the ravlne ON Pitt street, for the purpose
o. carrying the water down the original raviae
! the work to be done by contract given to In
| lowest competent bidder
The following resolution was introduced sno
| laid over, viz:
| K solved, hat the Commissioner Of the Rev
enue be, and is hereby instructed to assess the
bonds and stock held against the City Councl
| BY residents and non residents OF the Corpora
| ton of the city of Alex .rdra VI II sum not ex
cecing fifty cents on the hundred cents OF thell
fsce denomination, and that the City Council
shall fix tax on nll taxable property, inciud't
the stocks and bonds thus held, to pay late o
six per cent interest on said assessment OF httJ
cents on the dollar and that oae a.d quarter
per cent is hereby fixed on al taxable proper y
| including the bonds ana stocks, for the purpose
of paying interest and o her expenses OF the city
| government.
A res LUTON empowering the Committee OF
Light to repair the Gas Wcrks rccelvet
from the Common Counci and amended Il
read, work to be- done by contract,' ant
agreed to.
y petition Of Hrssclius Smith for * reduction
of Il: s,ss!ncnt OH the house southwest corn"
| ;>iug ard Fa>rf4y trees: vas releFred |" ILL.,
| Finance Cum:.!lttec.
nuct fixing tie salaries of the I'll ers OF the
city, commenting Juty |, loI4. Was real once
and laid on the table
The Boar; linen adjourned.
Testc: JNO. }. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
An Accident,

Serious and aiuIui, often happens when medi.
cnl aid i. not at hand. ED WAkD l. HUTCH
INSON'S STIMU EATING LINIMENT is q
most effective remedy for Stinss and Bites of
lnsects, Sprsins Bruises. Sweliings, Rheums.
tism, &c. Keep it in your hou:e. Manuiac-
turen by ED WARDS s HUTCHINSON, Lees
burg, Va, ann sold by Druggists every where
40 20-eO1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

G. G. Pearson has been appointed postmas.
ter at Rectortown station, Fauquer county
Va, vice s. II. Turner, resigned. +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

Gs,-THE FENCE LAw-ELtcrloN NOTICE
As the election to be held on lae 18th of May
ior county officers poll will be opened and the
votes taken upon the question of the repeal OF
the present Fence Law. Mr.. Chas. Potter has
been appointed commissioner at Accotlnk, and
E. Z. MASON,
Clerk Nj. Vernon Township,
Fairfax county, Va.
Fairfax co ap 29-lsw4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

Yesterday severe storms swept over portions
of Pennsylvania and New York. At Shenan-
doah, in the latter State; heavy snow fell dur
ing the day, and in New York city themorning
opened with snow, which afterward turned into
rain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
Ladies' Misses and Cnildren's Boots.
Shoes and SliDDerS.

We are this day receiving full line of La
lies, Misses and Chidren's Boots, Shoe. and
Slippers, suitable for Sprisg and sunmeT, EN-
brscing all Of Inc latest styles We solicit pur.
chasers to cell and examine for themselves, rs
they will be sold ut low prices.
ap1 W. B. WADDEY, "a King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
Z. Schwartz e. Co.,

Z. schwartz N Co.,
Having Just returned from New York, h,.yenow
at their stora SO KING STREET, the finest and
best selected stick of
SPRING Clothing,
for men and youths wear, ever before brought
to this market, and are selling them wonderfully
cheap.
Among them they offer good bus"css suits for
IS GO.
Their assortment Of new style HATS is NJ
present the best il. the city.
Your inspection is solicited at
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
NH u 50 hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
. I'ADfi u CT
Tho racninfs to tho first of Arril

I,cavirp de6cie. cy of. ............... 1908 IS
Ifthe City Council will adopt tbs recommend
alton of the Finance Committee and pass the bill
herewith submitted, making appropriations for
the fiscal year ending 3lst My 1915 there will
be some hope Ct bringing the expenditures with
in the receipts Of the year. Whether so brought
or not, the eject of the bill must be salutary in
keeping down the expenditures to. something
like an ascertained limit, and checking the nu-
merous calls which are constantly made for ap
prunriations not estimated tor 81 The beginning
of th. year-a practice embarrassing to the
Council and burdensume to the tax payers.
The committee learn from the Assessors that
there will te very little change this year in the
aggregate as essment, and that 1t Will be safe to
assume that of 1873 as the basis Of the estimate
for 1874 and rs it is important that there should
be early action, SO rs to get the bills in the hands
of the Collectors in good time, they rec Jmmend
the passage Of the bill herewith reported The
only changes therein from the bill OF 1873 boing
the reduction OF the tax on stocks and bonds tc
one per cent instead of tw and the change in
the time allowed for payment of taxes from sixty
to thirty days after the delivery OF the bi:ls 10
the Collectors.
The estimate on which the committee base the
bill reported is rs :olows:
Real estate, &C., 81, I2l,2 I'll at Z per
@94, 10 IL
0a ~ ,ar cent ...'..'........... 9O07 no
.rsrsIes .. 100D
Fi.b VIA .............. 2l0O 20
no. taY ......... 50j o.
I ;c.n.ns sc from Mayor 10000 %
Crol ,yhsrf rent. 2,llU e.
Tv:h.bles ............. loo Oh
Io, wharf rent. .................. $40 OO
Mill property renL....... l,'2u w
Good bills in hands OF collectors ;or
previous years in addition to tho
& nnI LeIors mentioned ............ 1900 90
So, 609 20
Appropriated by bill .
herewith. Slbf '.o w
Deficiency from lel3... 3,"Oo %
T.mporary ioans ......... 1900 ~
Due Rogers on wharf
repairs ........-...... %ic"' w
Arrears Of interest due,
called for this year
Supposc.............. o,co' w
Sl-l,SjS s.
Add Mayors and COL ooo -
l,cturs' commissions. SUI w
Leaving An apprr rent surplus OF ...... So $50 w
All of which il respectfully sub...ltted.
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
ISAAC Ell uBEaG
u NJ. FRENCH.
Mr.. Mckenzie from the same Committee re-
norted an act TOR raising revenue Tor the fiscal
Gear commencing on the lst day Of June, 1914,
which was la over and the Corp, ration Attor-
ney requested 10 give his opinion rs To the au-
thority OF the City Council t tax foreign bond
holders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
Special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.

We have just received fresh supply 81 Gents
extra fine, hand -sewed Boots and Shoes and
Slippers of every description, which We unhes-
tatingly recommend to be the very bes. on safe
in the city w B. WADDEI,
apl "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

REMARKS -Recep.s of Wheat continue light
and the market is quiet and unchanged; offer
ings of 72l bu,hYls red, with sales a: 100, l65 and
10 for fair to good, AMI l75, III ITS and IS for
prime to choice Corn Is stes iy ct yesterday S
quotations offerings to day of2lG3 bushels with
sales Of white ut II, mixed at 49, and yellow at
76. Rye is in fair request; offerings light, with
sales at s. ard 80. Oats are quiet and steady
offerings of l25 bushes, with sales at 63. Tho
market for Suit is stiff ut the advance previous
ly noted.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET April 29.-.The
receipts of fresh fish ut the city Fshwharf since
yesterdays report have been Is. 600 Shad, which
sold at from Is to 81 per hundred; 2Nl00O Her
rings, which sold at from 50 to IS w per thou
sand and fair supply Of Rock and Perch,
which brought from Is to Csc bunch The
demand is brisk, and the above quotations are
maintained firmly. The largest cargo received
here since yesterday WAS that Of the stern
wheel steamer Arlington, which brought 4ON
Shad and 40 900 HcrriDcs from IN glllers IN
Nanjcmoy Reach. The largest vessel load from
any one shore was cargJ frpm Foulkes, Mr..
joseph Cawo,ds, which contained 600 Shad and
81, OOO Herrings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29
COMMON COUNCIL

At IL regular se'ui.noAthly ineeting of the
Common Council, held April 18th, 1874 there
wers present George K. Shinn esq President
and Ncs<rs Moore, Eiehberg, Broders, Hop
ki,s, Mckenzie R:Shrl, Fowlc, Purtner,
Beach Lucas and Hughes.
a communication respecting certain improve
meuts / the Gas Works. sent uy the Supcrln-
tendet of the Gas Works, WAS read. and rcso-
lutioA, vflered by Mr.. kichbcrs authorizing the
Committee on Light to carry out It suggestions,
was adop.ed
MIR. Mckenzie, from the Committee on FL
nance, re,orted AN act liking the salaries % the
officers Of tie city, commencing July lst 1874,
which was passed hy the following vote: Ayes,
Mcssrs Moore, Eichb.rg, BroderS, Hopkins,
Mckenzie, Eishcll, Fo"!e, Por.ner, Beach,
Lucas Hughes and Mr.. Presidcnt-l2 Noes,
none.
Mr.. Mckenzie, from the same COMMITTEES, pre-
sent, the FLOWING statement or the tiIaaccs OF
the Corporation, which Was accepted:
To the City Council:
The Finance Committee in submitting the
tax bill Tor 1874, b iesve u present statement
of the finances Of the Corporation as they Appc r
to them.
The expenditures of the city TO tho
lst of April 1874 10 months, vs.
per Auditors account, ure.......... Sl23,Sl9 81
This includes $G6, 635 Of Interest,
ard arrears of interest, on the fund
I'd debt and 81 56G paid FOR redemp-
ton OF that debt
The Auditors estimate of demands
upon The treasury for the remain
der Of the year, two months, for
salaries, schools city court &c,
amounts TOM. o,325 w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-29

NOTICE To BRIDGE AND BOAT
IN BUILDERS-m have just received u
sample lot Of Wheeling Boat Spikes, OF ass"rle',
sizss, which equal III quality 10 wrought
Spikes, and sold at less Prices We Invit"
all prisons in want TO give these Spikes u tr' J
they will save money in their purchases n''1 get
IN article that will give full arts'actIDn. For
sale by j. I. tkElGHION y oVN'
an Is IS King st., cor. of Royal
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CANAL COM Vi ERCE.

Arrivals-Boats Capt Jno Weir, to Georges
Creek Coal Co.; Fl F.ile, Ed Bayer, and 4
l. Boothe, to American Coal Co.
Depar.ures-Boats u \ Lowe, VI Myers,
David Stewart, Lucinda e w Rlangle and r.
K, T. W. Bow RS, for Cumberland.
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TESTIMONIALS:
Pastor NJ. p. Church, Smy rna. Del.
Asbury M +. Parsonage, Feb 7ih, 1873

from the Proprietor Of Tie ClastOn House, Whining
ton, Del.
WILMINGTON, DEI., June 90, 1873
A. + WORDEN, EsG- Dear Nir:-HavInr u.ed one
Of your Ladies Friend" Washing Machines for ..y
eral months find Ii 10 be great Labor Saver and
gives entire satisfaction in every respect and wo,}
cEeerinlIy recommend the Marhlhe TO ali parIIesde.
string lO purchase. Very Respectfully,
III. w SAWYER