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A A.KENNARD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
a. No. 8 NORTH FREDERICK STREET, and next
door to the Office of Messrs. Campbell & Burke, hav
ing had many years practice Justice of the Peace
is prepared to attend to the drawing of Deeds Leases
Morga CAGES Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, and
preparing nsolvents Papers, and be found at his
office at all hours uness called business) from
II A. NJ. to Ct NJ, where he will be happy to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, will with pleasure wait
or the individuals at their residence. mh26-t
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H ITCHEN ANDIRONS, SHOVEL AND
NV TONGS; Pots and Kettles, of all kinds, plain
and enameed Sauce Pans, do; Tia Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces;
Gridirons, of all kinds, some new patterns; Coffee
Mills Coffee Roasters Flesh Forks; Skmners and
Ladies', and all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia
bic Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles sc, &C. run
ming off cheap for cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No. North Howard street.
mn24 2m Q. Z. WETMORE & co.
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I'D GS WANTED, 10000 lbs GOOD mixed


FEHO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. The
Ill advertiser desires employment in the capacity of
editor or reporter for daily paper, in which duties he
has had some experience; or he would be pleased to
take charge of an establishment in any healthy town
in the middle or southern states terms requiring
the investment OF no capital his part. For this
latter duty he is also qualified by experience in
the supervision OF an Office and practice in the me
chanical department of the business. Being Wing
in principle, he Of only wishes 10 be engaged
upon wing or neutral paper
Communications addressed to ALEXIS, Baltimore
post office, will be attended to.
&c Editors who ma give to this notice a few in
sertions will Oblige the advertiser. n9 81
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Spring GOODS-GRRAT BARGAINS. We
- have on hand large assortment of SPRING
GOODS, which we are selling very cheap, for in
stance
Cloths, Blk, Blue Blk Olive s. Brown,
from $500 to so
Cassmeres, Plain, Fancy and Ribbed
French Doeskms, 90 to 80
Black, Blue Blk, Fancy Eng. & Dom. 70 TO | 80
Summer Cloths, Plain aud Twilled, 81 to ~
Linens and Linen Drills, 1890 rs
Irish Liunes, % to Is
BalzarneS and Bafages, 90 TO 50
Mouseaine de LANES, % 10 81
Apaccas, Black and Blue Black, 81 10 81
Shawls, Barage, Maeane, Blk Nett,
Cashmere and Printed Baraga, 90 to 80
ALSO-Long Cloth, Shrting x Sheeting, Muslins
Bro. & Bid Domestic Checks, Plads, Buraps SC, az
Factory prices, Mt JOHN II. WILSON'S,
No. SO Market St, (White House,)
m7-wt&m3t 4 doors below Frederick ST.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

YENHOMAS SYMINGTON will sell the FARM
Il and COUNTRY SEAT he resides upon, situated
Il miles north of Green Mount Cemetery. ms cow
NSOR SALE. One Cabinet makers Rench, with
VI tail screw; Cabinetmaker's Screw Clamps
Hand Screws Screw Cutters, (for cutting wooden
screws,) of various sizes; Screw Plates, for cutting
small iron screws; Hammer Wrench; Drill and Bits;
two small Cutters GrindStones; excellent large
size Grndsone, with water trough; Turkey Oil Stones;
Planes and other Tools. Also, one COoper's Horse
and Saddler's Bench. Inquire at
ap29 No. J2i N. EUTAW STREET.
HHOR SALE-A small business with an outdoor
n interest, yielding more than sufficient to pay rent,
&c. TO young man with about $500, this is a rare
chance. Address ID. f. F., Clipper Office apo
HNOR SALE. black woman 2I wears of age
NJ to serve years and SIX months, a good plain
cook, washer and roner. Also for sale a very likely
boy between ii and II years of age slave for life,
of good character and can come well recommended.
LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
ap29 10 Exchange Place.
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4 MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Just
~ received lot of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERY-consisting in part of
Fine Ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, in sets
of 81 and 50 pieces.
Do. do. French Pattern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks,
in dozens.
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives for
Silver Forks.
GAME CARVERS and BEEF SLICERS.
Self tip Knives and Forks, in dozens.
Cocoa do. do.
Ebony do. do.
Carving knives and forks with steel,
great variety of knives WITHOUT forks.
Cook and Bread knives in abundance.
English razors, scissors, pen knives, &c. &c.
Call at No. ~ Howard street, at the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
m24-2m C.E. WETMORE g. co,
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flames CORTLAN & SON,

flames CORTLAN ~ SON,
% Manufacturers of Block Tin, Japanned and plain
rvetted TIN WARE, and importers and dealers in
Family and Fancy HARDWARE, Plated and Britain
mia Ware, WATERS. TABLE CUTLERY, sc. &c.
Also, Wooden Ware, Brushes, Baskets and House
keeping Articles, of every description. No. Is Bal-
more street, ID door east of Harrison. me
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THhAE' GROCERY STORE,
" AND FREE V AEON YARDM
We are now opening some OF the best Bargains in
GROCERIES to be found in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is our rule. Give a call and get
Sugar 6! cents; Coffee I, 8, g. 10 and l2 Cts per
!b Teas from 20 cts to 81; Soap cts. bar; RICE
cts. lb prime lot of smoked Herrngs at 10 cts. a
dozen. All cheap for cash.
HORSE FEED, of all kinds, at low prices.
Our Yard is fitted with high ftnce, good stalls and
sheds, and flee to customers.
I15- In the city, goods sent home free Of charge!
A, w. GOLDSBOROUGH & CO.,
No. 229 East Baltimore street,
milo Between Bond and Caroline,
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- BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters,
Butter Coolers. High and Chamber Candlesticks,
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings Salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea-bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies', selling off low at the NEW FURNISH.
ING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. HOWARD STREET,
just round the corner of Market street.
mh2i-2m &. +. WETMORE & Co
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WIN. II. JENNINGS ~ co.

NAV M. It. j ENNENUS AZ CO.
w DIAPERS AND TAILORS.
IMPOR TERS OF CLOTHS, CASHMERE,
231 BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YoRK.
To those visiting the city of New York, requiring
renewed solicitation is offered for
them TO call and examine stock of New and Fash
ionable GOODS for Spring and Summer wear, com
prising an assortment unsurpassed in richness and
riety, and which will be made up TO order in style
second 10 no house in the trade, at prices which
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser as
not fail to be appreciated. mhl7 -3m
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KBATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS,-

DATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS.-
d. Just received from Philadelphia, flesh supply
Of WILLIAMS PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZ-
Frs which will be sold low. Also general asssort-
nent of BLOCK TIN WARE. Call soon, at the New
Furnishing Warehouse of
C.E. WETMORE s. co.
No. N. Howard street,
mo- cow door from Baltimore.
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SOLAR LAMPS FOR LARD OR OIL.
~ Girandoes; Candeabres; HALL LANTERNS, a
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
Oil Lamps, Of various patterns; Britannia, Brass and
stantly on hand at the NetV Furnishing Warehouse
No North Howard street, just round the corner of
Baltimore street.
mh2i Pm c. E. WETMORE & co,
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET,

MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No l6l, NOW No. 1876.
TENIIE Subscriber would inform his friends and
n customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the hest markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
G3- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed the best style, and the shortest notice.
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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NENTLEMEN's WEAR. Super Plaid and
w Striped DRILLINGS, of new and splendid
styles; Black Summer CLOTHS, at all prices; Super
White Duck Drllings, heavy and fine; Plain White
Drings very low Gambroons, Ernnetts and Union
Cassimeres; French English and American CLOTHS.
h3-Whoesae and Retail at the lowest prices.
B. II. RICHARDSON & CO.,
223 Baltimore street,
MP [Ak] first Dry Goods House below Charles.
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on the individuals at their reside
COLEMAN YELLOTT.

ANOLEMAN YELLOTT,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for col
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayette street, opposite Barnum's Hotel.
B3-CEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. nh29-3m
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yn&O SUoE1IAKERs.

SUPERIOR SILK GLOVES Just receiv-
y ed small lot OF Gentlemen's superior heavy
white, straw, black and coored Silk Gloves; Ladit s.
do do straw, black and cOlored do, do. Together
with general and well selected stock of UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS; Hosiery; Knitting Cotton;
Zephyr Worsteds Embrod'g Chennele; Floss Silk;
Canvass; Needless Pins; Spool Cotton; Tapes; Bobbin
Cords Bindings; Tasses; Suspenders, &c. SC. For
sale low at AMOS LOVEJ0Y'S
General Hosiery, Yarn s. Trimming store,
milo 1913 Baltimorc-st opposite Clipper Office.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEsSEs.

III kERFOOT & KING,
favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfec; style Of
execution, which for lifclike beauty disnctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds
Adults III from fifteen seconds to minute. Faml-
lies taken in groups; also invads and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice
likeResses taken in all kinds of weather and sails
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
G3-RoOms 1877! and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited TO call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lored In the most beautiful manner. ie5-u
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. CALTERT-STS.
FESHIS EVENING, May IL, 1915, will be per
de Bazan, Mr.. WALCOT King Charles I'd OF Spain,
Mr.. ANDERTON. Don Jose de Lantaren, Mr.. GAL
LAGHER. Lazarlo, Miss CANNON. Mariana
Mrs. RUSSELL.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE
To conclude with MY FELLOW CLERK. Vic
tim, Mr., OWENS. Tactic, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Fas,
Mr.. DAWES. Juliet Shocks, Miss CANNON.
o. Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l24 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely. 1t
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w A n T S =.
SITUATION WANTED hv a Won

SITUATION WANTED by young man out
- of employ, either In a Grocery, Flour, Commits
sion store, or any other Mercantile Business, where
he could make himself useful To his employer The
very best OF references regards character, &c. will
he gwen. For further particulars, apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
R9 No. ~ Exchange Place,
"ANTED to purchase, immediately a negro
w girl from u TO h. years NJ age, to act in the
capacity OF nurse, &c for gentleman living in Ala
bama, expressly for his ewn Use, for which the very
best Of city reference will be given, Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
m9 No. 10 Exchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED, By single man. to
~ sHperntend %. 10 assist in conducting any kind of
Il mandatory, He has had considerable experience
in that occupation, and is acquainted with saw mill
work generally, Good references given. Apply to
SCUTTIS Intelligence Office
mo No. 10 Exchange Place.
I'D AGS WANTED. 10000 lbs. good mixed
MA Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
be gwen IN cash, or trade Of Books aud Stationery
consisting of Fooscap and Letter Paper, ruled and
plain; Bonnet Boards and Wrapping Paper States;
Slate Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers; Journals Day
Books. &c. Together with a general assortment Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books;
Primers, sc. PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, SationCrs, Blank Book man uiacturGrS
and Paper Dealers, No. ISL Pratt street, adjoining the
Railroad Depot ap30
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NEW GOODS.
q EDWARD BIRD.

q EDWARD BIRD,
% No. 200 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light stress)
Has just opPned-New style French Bcrage
New style Organizes; MarqUeses
Striped Swiss; new style striped JACONETS, for
dresses; handsome Inside Collars, full trimmed
Lawn and Linen Cambria HDKFS
Berage SCARFS and SHAWLS
Twisted Silk do do.
A large assortment of Shawls; PARASOLS; PARA
SOLETTS and SUN SHADES, with n large stock of
GOODS, of all kinds.
Also, full! stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, at the
lowest prices. Buyers will please call and examine
his stock before purchasing. 1P1 m2
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FRONT STREET THEATRE.
MR.. .4NDER SONS BENEFIT
FWSHIS EVENING. May 18th, 1915, will be pcr-
n formed Shaks peare's PLAY of
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Shylock, Mr. ANDERSON
lIauncel0t GobbO, Mr.. BURTON.
Porua, Mrs BURKE
To conclude with HONEY MOON. Duke Aranza,
Mr. ANDERSON. Jacquez, Mr. BURTON. JuIiana,
Mrs BURKE. Nolante, Mrs A. PENSION.
~ Boxes 80 cents. Pit % cents. Gallery %
cents. Doors open at O'Clock. Performances to
commence at quarter before O'Clock. 1t
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NTGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
-RI All hail TO our house. The I'd capital sold again
to comb 10 20 49, This handsome prize of $3.50 was
sent to correspondent at Freystown, ust above
York, Pa We had six others Of 500 and upwards
who can doubt the luck of the EGERTONS''
Drawn Nos. class Is, May lO-lowest prize So
81 81 30 50 10 65 81 IL d IL
Draws TO-DAY, Maryland Consolit lated Lottery,
class 3 I. 70 Nos. lottery, Ia drawn ballots
SCHEME
prize Of 100000 l prize Of Sl44j
- 5000 % 6 1000
= 900 10 g 25O &c
Tickets S5-Shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply nj
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST. and Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
A GARD. MRS. TILYARD, N. w. corner of
IN Eutaw and Lombard streets, keeps constantly
hand a supply of the hest quality EUROPEAN
IEECUES. All orders left at her residence for Cup
PING or LEECHINs LADIES CHILDREN, will be
thank fully received aud promptly attended to. Mrs.
T. has the privilege, as well as pleasure, Of referring
to the following medical genteRen:
Professor Smith, Doctor Armitage,
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61OVTON YARN AGENCY. Just received
u from the Mills, full assortment from No. to 10
COTTON YARN, prime article. "Litle Gunpow
HENRY w. COOKE,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
milo Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts.
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SPLENDID TIMBER AND WOOD LAND
- FOR SALE. HOO ACRES, the best in Mary
land, situated Immediately on the Chesapeake Bay,
with two good water powers, suitable for mills.
This land will be sold in parcels to suit purchasers
For further particulars, enquire of
DAVID STEWART, Jr.,
Commission Merchant,
ap25 colin Light ST. wharf, Baltimore.
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Vol. 5--NO. I5--NvhOIc No, 223.

if YOU can, as tue raitcrs beneath the house are
giving way under the weight Of our pressure
and we shall soon have the whole timbers down
upon us from above
a general ruah was now made for the door;
among the first was the magnetized lady, fol-
lowed by Mr.. Snooks, who, no doubt had ex-
rrcsed his will toward the lady sufficiently to
awaken her.
Being iammcd out into the midst of the NOV
rg crowd, who were crying, halong and ex.
criing themselves to obtain cgress, lost my
compqrion Finding all amusements for the
evening at an end, retired to my hotel. ]
had not been long seated before in. rushed our
fat. Jolly landlord, laughing, until thought his
tat sides would burst:
'Gcn,lemcn,' said he. ns soon as he could OBJ
t,in sufficient command over his risibitles,
Who do you think it was that kicked up that
ALFRED rumpus, over yander ! Why it was
TINT slick little Nan.triloqucst
Mr. T.. V. Skcine performed in Bridgeton
the next evening, and gave some very striking
delineatnns in character and ueniriiogu'sn
and which afforded perfect satisfaction 10 q
large aud respectable audience. NJ.
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FOR LADIES WITH HUSBANDS.


Conceal from others any lirtc discord or dis
union that occurs between you and your husband
BE you ever so conscious of superiority Of
judgment or talent, never let 1t appear TO your
husband.
know not two female attractions so cap,va-
ting to men as dellcacy aud modrsly.
If possible, let your husband suppose you
think HIM good husband aud ii will be a
strong stimulus to his being 30.
No attraction renders a woman so agreeable
a. all times to her husband as chcoriulncss aud
good humor
How particularly offensive il is to sec a wo-
man exercising authority over her husband and
say, al will have it so" at shall be done as
like" SC.
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A Quaker Jumping n Ditch.


Hezeklah broadhrIm wasa int Quaker III Tue
state of New jersey VINO SOFA moiasSes' cou-
h>''' 'h'"n c"r'"'""'rc' c."'''' anu a,' so''' W
liquors we "Nc ''e N<'""'''' " .e"' "' "~'
a. !" "a,,P' '"' '''N'N'"" "'' ,,'IN'' <''
N''' we was '''''' ''' W u" W"
ana "'" S'S''' ""o was ''''''"''0' VI "'' '''
ha'u. nu' sue was ','e ''s' c'es'u'c u"'',
er''H"' IL '"'''''' '''''''''7 "' '0''' "'''
snl''h" as c""'''y' ''c' ""'"e was Do'ea'
Ilczckiah and Dorcas walked out one Sun
day afternoon, in the blooming month of May,
To breathe the fresh air, and view the meadows.
The walking was smooth and delightful, with
no manner of obstructlons, except here and there
and too wide for any man of ordinary jumping
capacity To cross at single bound. But Heze-
kiah valued himself as tat people commonly do,
on his agllty-nnd instead of walking a few
additional rods for the sake of bridge, must
needs leap every ditch he came to.
! 'Thrc'd better not try that llezekiah,' said
his Kind and conS;derate SISTER
! Never thee mind, Dorcos,' returned llezekl'
ah-thcrr's no danger, I've jumped many Il
bigger ditch when wasn't half my present
slze'
M that's very likely. But recollect thee
crown exceedingly pnrsy since thee was
young man
r"r'y Wen II nave 'na'S no reason WHY
sh""l" not o' as a-Ie a7 uc'o'e' 'e'' 'le'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-04

A modern writer says ;-lfyou see half
dozen faults in a woman, you may rest assured
she has hundred virtues TO counterbalance
them. We love your faulty and fear your fault
less women. When you see what is termed a
iautless woman, dread her as you would beau
tifully colered snake. The art Of completely
concealing the detects that she mus, have, II,
o: itself, serious vice. Syracuse Journal
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Hy Masscr Il Eiscly.
A Newspaper Estabiishn,ent.

The following article which we find in the
Boston Transcript, gives some idea of the ma
ture ola newspaper establishment, aud although
the London Times Is an extreme case. may
serve as warning to those who are so ready
nowadays, with little or no capital, to embark
in so responsible and costly an undertaking.
Persons are op, to think that it is an easy mat
ter TO establish a paper, and many Individuals
have tried the experiment to their hearts and
purses cost. Observe the many deaths that have
taken place Of late years with newly started IL
terary periodicals and smal! journals, and when
you ask the caIise-it is want Of .tunds-a vital
disease with newspapers, and akln 10 wGnt Of
brcah with the human constitution We have
been led to these brief remarks by seeing in a
foreign journal, an enumeration of the cXpendi-
turcs Of the London Times, the largest paper in
the world, circulating probably the greatest
number ofcopies. 1t is emphaticnlly profita
bic paper too, and this cannot be said to any cx-
tent of our American journals.
The statement to which we have alluded,
has respect TO the receipts as well as the cXpen-
dltures, and commences with the edtoria. en-
pcnses which amount uc,h1y, to 65l; then fol-
lows the salaries of correspondents iOl; Parlia-
m"n,aty reporters Ctwcnty in number, 81 each
per week. 1907: scicutIic, fine arts, and itcra.
ry reporters, 2lt; pcnuy-a-ljners (rcporters Of
the occurrences of the day in London, viz: fires,
/ murders curiosiles, &c.) 2lL;fr cx,raordina.
/ ~ information from authors of celebrity, per
| week 30I; law and police courts reporter (se
vcral in NUMBER per week, 20l. The whole
expenses Of their literary matter amounts per
week to 300l.
The expenses of printing and composition
weekly to 2jOF; the expenses for the managing
clerks book. keepers, &c, 25Gi; adding to i, the
interest upon capital sunk by the establishment
for building, machinery, and type, &c, amounts
to the sum (wc'kly) of l,000L, therefore per an.
mum, Of 81 00Oi or S2jO,0UO The payments
u government for stamps and advertisement du.
ty, 5,000l.
The budget Of receipts of the same journal
is as follows In the year l-l2-3, 6,300,010
copies were sold per nunum, amounting to a.
bout fl25, 900, or S6O0,OOO. The entire eN-
peaditure with the exception of the payment
20 the Government for stamps, &C.. amounts ia
l3G3 CoO
II o,pears ,b,, tho animal ,-of,s d,r;rol
from it amounts to $40 Geo, without the profit,
derived from the advertisements, of which NJ
,ooo,,, :, ,;ro,, Ian, ,Lo .,.a.., ,,,,,t,. =,
oocb coor of ,o y.;,,c. co,,oi,,s ,,o,, ,h,,, IN,