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II. w. a. ,. ,. FRY a. CO.,
wuoLE'ALE DEALERs,
OFFER for sale, ON accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
sou bags Leg. do
$40 do old white and lava do
100 hhds Orleans Sugar. pau prime
aS do Rico do do
CnoiI do do
as casks clarified do
IS boxes NO Loaf do
10 bbls crushed
90 do pulversed DO
SO hide Mo,as-es
TO kegs Nails hest quality
1890 sides Sole Leather
S tons bis cred Steel
4 and shr Steel
200 boIes Sperm and TalIow Candles
1000 rms wrap. Paper, large
300 =" and letter Go
eerooas prime Indigo
so packages p, lnp1and Black Teas
IS bbls Lamp and Oil
200 kee. ride and blasting Powder
Bar Lead Shot and Bar troh
Nader. Alum and Salt Peue
CoPPeras Sulphur aNd salts
Soaps, Mustard Choeolite, bllckin ke
SIl0 ami lO1i2 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton sack
Buckets
Ground Alum
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Spec and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton YsTn Nos
factory PRICES
p-Reeeivinx and forwarding goods viii be attended
kinds Of produce received on consignment
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SuAN LS-SHAM I.S, &r.-The Subscriber,
- have 10 sot- 'p-'or sood com
Ptl.tE ev'ry ivls A. quality
hieh Fancy S.k
wnis EnbA Grape DO.
MernO Mons'n
Super Cashm-re and Turt erie Do very ptstty
hlleE Memo and Damalk
Heavy PLAID and Srad Ia very
CaPe Scarfs and EI.bt Ribbon searfs.
Aso, Just resived by FS5res- additional .upolr of Car,
mont a,d California Plaid.
WARREN q FARtss
No o5 Nj. a.,
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FALL 1916.
Fresh Dry Goods at Wholesale

h. j. \. JAMES u CO.,
CSo. go West Min street)
IL Az nov III store, a large and extensive AZ
II II sorIEeLI Of STAPLE AND FANCY Day GOoDs o..
eet,d r the FaH aad HistSr which a. of ne 80,
s-f ~ s AMI best nnlktr having yu-eGa4 ..ncs
the rsst aeese they Will be ue 40
h@ir County friends and IA. gereaIy make heir
interest - etamne 'hsr ock befne eeEh.re
Iy deem II unn@es o. TO the hive ON
hand as th-r inen the vanety rent m
~ A0LsalS Dry Goods HcEseg
They VIII only ads that heir stock unusual attrae
tons on aeeo4nt Of its being entirely and purchased
this
% : cal i' respectfully ,sllei,oA .I7
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TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS,

.M4yUFTCToRTl shove CaiisrLH STREET,
I69 North 9th 80. Phfiadeiphia.
yINuE finished and offers for sales handsome
AZ OFT nent OF the style Of fshiSH, such
double single rockvay and CHryan Wagons of various
Sikss, YORK. Uagons wi OF without tops &c
which disross the reasonable terms All dese
ons and warranted to be OF the best
teuals aud wcIknia n.hip-
Merchants wishing purchase of the
above aes and before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory Is rarraH'sd for o''
year.
p Having received SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
awarded the Exhibition u the Prankin Institute
Tor the ,uproriy Of workmanship line, among which
four wheel galaafs viii sufficient
daton for the superiority of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 Norh Fifth street, above CalowhhL Phil ,delphia.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsm no utb,
Old Point Comfort, Ac ga Port W nlthRII.
FARE REnuCED TO Is g. Il. INCIIrDING

bcfNeth ana NOrtOlk, Portsmn q u,
Old Point Comfort. AC Port WnlthaII.
PARE REDUCED To rs Cests, INCLUDING MEALS
e. hIENHE public is hereby notified, that
HsfeSkkkfzSs u the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA, which the complete order for a aud urht
line, and unsurpassed IN her aeeommon running
tween Pou Wahal and Norfolk Cars from
Richmond and Peser.surE los Of IS 0Hy aeu
ding neais.
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS, wEDNESD AYs
and FRIDAYS 81 A. boaksi the Augusta and
arrive at Norfolk about oeoeE, r NJ Returning ALEuuA
leayes Norfot at M TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sA
TURDAYs paEnEers breakasng bnard ariv- az Port
Walthal At half past ~ 81 ard Richmond about
will be perceived from the above
expeditions line persons visiting Norfolk business th
opportunity OF uansaciinF and by neI
mornirg 10 be abser from their ur only
The Augusta will stop al the usual Afd1gs River
tate and put travel and any points On river
where a signal is made.
The public assured determination Of the
Propncorsto keep this line permanently accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Nooh manner aud
the lowest
Fof fuhcr Information, tickets freight Apply Depot Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
agent
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GORDON & SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
k0 HIlDS. 81. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
1o Sugars
IS boxes md Ibis loaf eIushcd pulserEed Sugars
rs and bags Havana ana Brazil Sugar
so hhds MoIlsse- part prime
30 hllf bbls Sugar house and Orleans Molasses
san bags Rio, l. guia and lava Coffee
bsits Mocha Cofte
Is half ohest- GunpCvvder Tea, part very superior
halfetcsts Bllek do
Tea IN and I3l boxes
900 sides Sole LEATHER
lbs shre Thread
los box Sperm Tarow Candies
40 bags Pepper and Pimcnto
10 bags Ginger
goo kegs Mails
$50 bags Shot
90 kegs "Duponis" Powder
900 icans Wrapping Paper
Cap and Let er Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese In casks and boxes
900 doL BED Cords and Leading Lines
as dor PAINTED Buckets
5000 los Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Gfindsones
Glass sIiO and lOII2
spcrm. tii. and Tanners OIL
Cotton Yarns, saHpeire Copperas, Alum
Indigo, Nader starch, Wick, Irvine, &c &c.
IRoN-iOO swedes English TedeEar and County, com
prising nearly all ,izes round, fat aud square
Sheet lion, Nail Rods
STEEIs-Amsrean and English Blistored
MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
TIN PLATEs961 Tin Plate, IOIil and 1918
COPPER-2oOO lbs Braziers, sheathinE and bolt
1000 lbs whe, assorted sizes, from No.
Zinc, BAR and Sheet Lead, he Ge. seI3
nn Toms ANTUR ACI'TE COAL n suneYior
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YoUT
OWN STATE,

TIME Company have hand ther
PAPER MILL Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
supernne, and folded and
papers also medium printing envelop and
the lowest Wholesale prices
which public assured that In quality and
will with the production
any Factory They prepared execute ordrsfo
description their
require dealers requested TO call at the Payer
Mil aud ns q themselves. NH ltu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-21
TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
DRINKER a. MORRIS, 81 Main Stree

A RE prepared to furnish all the Medical Text
IA Books at the cash puee'-among which
l5wiag
United states Dispelslory.
Ehe~s Practice q Medicine Ebse Dis ChIdrer
EbeFes Notss E5eres Therapeutics.
TunEIsnhs Pactlos of PhyEo vols Dungons Pr yooxy
vols Du ke4eA
sons Medical Tetronary Uunsson
sons Sedis a. student; uuhEilsoas Hygiene.
Elsotson's Pa OF Med
Chapman on the Th7rae.e ana Abi,miaa vifeea-
Chapman the Erup;ve Feveu,s
Coopef'ssu Die ionafy.
Cb-ou's surrey
HoopeT's hndlcai Dictionary
Pane sI's operative Surgery, qusrto plates
FurEusoa's SufgtD
Nil eIs Surgery.
Pareoas'. wsafs Anatomy, vcis
Oman = Anatomical Pa.es 200 aui rto Rates
Hnr IS spSe Al Anatomy vols
HorneT's PTscucal Anatomy.
MeiFs' Midwifery.
Devices n Midwifery
Mo tau's Practical Midwife, 40 Quarto plates
With Box OF he nc
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Recommended by the MedicaI FacnIiy.
TARR RANTS
CORDIAL ELIXIR OFTURKEY RHUBARB,

RANTS
| CORDIAL ELlAlR OfTURKEI RHUBARB,
Dyspepsia or digestion, Bilious and Nervous
Headache, DiarIhGa, Constipation, Gout
Rheumatism, FlatuIency, Gravel, &c.
TINs preparation mad, from Tuttcy RhJfb. and
possese' ~ The valuable properties, combined with such
mites a'win b. iourd m,eany as-s, in IL GREAT and
feeiiors wheie cordial sperctt teemc requisite.
| Jisi 'seeivcd and for sale by DuvAL PURCELL,
~ Main street.,
| $50 Agents for the Proprietor.
= rows "wsav5l'" county IRON. a., r.ssiv.d 70, .se
- GORDON SKINNER.
VwoNAsTON LlME-iOO t'rss. :. s.s %. g, asg
| NAAHE NAIIse-wstohouc NsiI., Cuubrtssd ,rind
w Tor sa-by EOMoND a DAVENPORT
= TONS MCULl.OUCn'S SHOT. receiving
- and for sale By woRrH,N NeGRuDERh 60.
CHAMPAGNE. 10 baskets superior Cham
~ payne tried md approved will BE- .o,i vc low 20 .c's
ocs WILLIAMS HANALL
WOOLsEYs' LOAF sUGAR-IO hr boxes
o.q '''''''' WILLIAMS u,vALL
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TGNHE subscribers are now in receipt az their
y Pan Of Hardwlte Cuncry Guns. ke- re 10 Witch
they 1v invite the Hi'nou ~ eouni neehans feeling
The city CLARKspN GARDNER
HULLs CANDLES. 100 whole and half
u borss, FOE s,kb BY GORDON sSiNEER
COLLEGE SERMONS-Twclvc Col cgr Scr.
~ BY Rev Praf Chapel aver, q Norh
Carolns 10 ohs vo igmo Pace ~ los prelhtd M sss "
% NASH q wOOpnuUsE.
NORTH CAROLINA TAR--5O bbls fresh
l. y std 6ne order, fot ssic from the ro,k.
or wEHR. MACON 4 co.
NEW ORLEANS BACON. SOOO lbs Shout.
der, IN cssts w,nbe sod ctrsc conIifnmeut
HENRY IruH.AN co.
'INKlCOBAPllE, ;sr changing rcd or gov har
10 hsaaa ttiss IN vsy shou snClast, Wy just
| ressvtd snd fof sale ~
] oeI eAYNoR WOOD
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GOOD COPYING INk.

GOOD COPYING INK.
A w. RANDOLPH a 60 hive zoo sse q iol of genuine
-. German topying Iok, fad N b. tbe bet mad 20
he Soth fhslns u IN almost univera New Yofs
in sH c,hst cities where u u known. Se3
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

For Coughs Colds Asthma and Consumption,
THE great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Il Asthma, and Consumption, is the Hungarian
Balsam of Life, discovered by the celebrated DR..
Buchan of London, England, and introduced into
the United States under the immediate superin-
tendence Of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine in the
curse OF pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can be found in the commu-
nifty; cases that seek relief in vain from any Of the
common remedies of the day, and have been given
up by the most distinguished physicians as confirm
ed and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, and will cure the most desperate of cases.
II is no quack nostrum, but a standard English
medicine, Of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchans Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not
only to counteract the consumptve tendencies Of
the climate, but to be used as preventive medicine
in all cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Chest Irritation and Soreness
Of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and Gene
raj Debility, Asthma, Influenza, Hoophs Cough,
and Group.
I5~Sod in large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration Of health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and
American certificates, and other evidence, showing
the unequaled merits of this great English remedy,
may be obtained Of the agents gratuiously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole agent for the United
States, 1l9 Court street, Boston.
No. 1872 North Second street Philadelphia
Special depot at the Bookstore OF RORERT
FARNHAM, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city. Also for sale
by, the principal Druggists.
| June 5
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We shall alone remember that we are citizens of the
same republic; and the South vii be ready to ay 10
the rescue Of the North, ard the North will be
found defending the institutions and the rights OF the
South. But it has been said That our navy is
not so large as that Of Great Britain. Ii Is true
that she has large navy, and out-numbers US in
steamships; but IL IL equally true that situation
is infinitely better than IL was al the commence
ment of the last war. Our resources are greater
and the facilities for commanding them vastly In.
creased. The efficiency Of the British navy has
been greatly exaggerated. She has laid out mil
lions in building fleets which the improvements n
modern warfare have rendered next 70 useless
These Improvements are constantly going on, and
have aleady reached point which renders a large
portion Of the vast navy Of Great Britain on
which she has layished such immense sums ut
terly unavailable in n war with the United Slaiss
II we need feels build them aud Il 10 bauer
for US that we have not exhausted resources In
the construction OF large navy, which would nov
be unfit for service During the last our gallant
litte navy won for herself enduring fame; and un-
dertske TO say that when the emergency shall again
arise she will fully maintain that high character 10
which her noble deeds justly entite her IN con
eiusion, permit me 10 remark, that while tes,sct
the opinions aud do NOT auaiga The motives ~ those
vino diner from me on this question, act Of mine
shall sanction the surrender a. any portion of
our territory, without just equivalent. Entertain
ing the opinions do, II were to act otherwise, III
should feel that had not faithfully performed the
high and responsible duty which owe to my con-
stituents and to my country. Let US pass the no
tice and follow il up by giving boun,es Of land to
such Of our citizens as may 60 there 10 brave the
hardships and priyatons OF frontier life. Let u
extend the laws and protection Of the United States
oyerthat territory. DO these things, and my word
for II, these brave pioneers will do much towards
protecting themselves. We shall then prove to the
world that we regard the gres, principle that the
protection or laws shall extend to every citizen
n this republic and that are determined that our
rights shall be respected all over the earth. IL is
natural that there should exist among free people,
ZONE differences Of opinion as 10 the best mode OF
accomplishing any end but on this great question,
ct US present to England to Europe, and TO the |
World an undivided front, and this will ensure US
,eaee, If peace is stlainable
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A CARD.

ToHN HARRIS, MD, DDS, Fellow Of the
brother, preceptor and former associate Of Professor
G. A. Harris Of Baltimore, and late from Kentucky
where he has attended to the various duties Of his
profession for nearly eighteen years, now tenders
has services to the citizens Of this city in all the va
rious departments OF dental surgery.
He may be consulted at his room, ut Browns no.
tel
Dr. II. is permitted to refer TO the following gen
tlemen, TO whom he has for years been profession
ally known, VIZ;
Hon John , oritenden, Of y,n,uck,
Hon. !. II. Morehead VI hen'uVAy' 81 & Senator,
Hon. WIN. Allen Of Ohio
Hon. Garrett Davis, Of Kentucky.
Hon L C. Levin, Of Pennsylvania, Members c. u 8.
Hon. W. ?. Thonssson, ofKen, y
Dr. Lane, Of Kentucky sergeantat.Arms II. r. US
Baltimore Faculty OF Dental Surgeons.
Individuals families waited on at their resi-.
denees, if requested. March 2
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SPRlNG 1916 On Saturday, the 7th instant, |
~ shall introduce the new Spring Fashion to the
vislters and residents Of the metropolis.
For the peculiar graceful curve Of the brim, the
beautiful dome crown, and exceling neatness ofgen-
eral appearance, gentlemen Of taste and discriminu-
ton will readily receive and cordially welcome this
most becoming style, When seen, the many merits
Of this elegant HAT will at once be conceded, its
price being but an addition to the agreeable surprise.
Being provided with the newly-inventcd Partisan
Cortornate,u the most difficult heads are perfectly
htted--an exactness by any other means altogether
unattanable,
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call at my
fashionable Hat, Cap, and Fur Establishment, six
doors west Browns Hotel.
March Stiff w. B. TODD.
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l. OR RENT, the we-fnishsd two.story brick
L HOUSE on 18Th street, between G. and II
streets, at present occupied by Thomas Fsran, esq
Possession will be given on the first day OF April
next.
Apply to Thos. w. Paro, street, near 18Th
March 5-Gl
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BOUQUETS AND CUT FLowERs.-The
ID subscriber is fully prepared to make up Bou-
guets with his usual taste. Cut flowers furnished
for decorating dinner tables, &c.
JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and Scotsman, OF. State Dept.
Dec 11--eotf
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oTTERY OF FANCY GOODS AT GUI-
IL oN's, under Gadsbys new hotel, OF the most
magnificent and richest description ever offered IN
this city, consisting of splendid work boxes, dress
ing-csses, fans, papsteres, gold-mouned canes,
gold pencils, music-boxss, velvet souvenirs, papicr
mache, portfolios, slver-mounted riding-whips,
with many other beautiful articles amounting in all
to 81 100
Scheme, 900 chances, fifty prizes.
Ladies and gentlemen are requested to call and
examine the superior quality Of the articles and
subscribe to the scheme, il Is the determination OF
the proprietor to have the lottery closed in very
short time There has been large number OF
chances already been disposed Of
March 7--3tawif
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DUNCH's ALMANAC FOR ls46.-London
x copies, filed with engrayihgs; price u cents.
lust received by
Feb 2s ~ '.. T. TAYLOR.
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HTEDICAL NoTICE.-DoCT0R CHARLES
lM s. BUCKNER respectfully tenders his pro-
fsssonsl services the public as practitioner Of
medicine, surgery, &c. Office on Pennsylvania
avenue, near Coleman's National Hotel,
March 7--eodlms s'
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Manufacturing profit between GA and

Manufacturing profit between Ga and
IS per centum, or S6,450,OO0
1t probably seemed incredible to parties who are
gamers by the great fluctuations in prices which
are caused by protective tariffs and inflated paper
currency, that should decline to engage in BUSH
ness yielding profit Of from 60 TO go per centumi
but observation has verified the proverb Of slightly
come lightly CO." and convinced me that an uncer-
tain state Of things is favorable To one who pur
sues trade as an honorable profession, who wishes
to be free from the demoralizlng effects ct great
fluctuations under system which stimulates cxtruy-
aeance. and ultimately ruins its victims.
PETER T. HOMER.
W.spueroN March 7, 1916.
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EoR SALE, Anthracite coal Of superior quality,
L and yellow pine wood, suitable Tor bakers s,
Corner OF 10th street and canal.
Feb o3-Qav9v
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EDITED BY THOMAS RICHIE.
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YAopRIEroRs AND PUBLisHERs.

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CONGRESS sIoNAL
SPEECH OF MR.. REID,
OF NORTH CAROLINA,

IN the House Of Rsprsssrisiipss, February z, 1876
On the resolution directing the President TO give
tho noasos for the termination Of the JOINT oeeu-
paney a - Oregon territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06
Extensive h.ta blishmeut.

The town of Crewc Cheshire, 1861 miles from
London, had not dozen houses in II seven years
ago at present contains about 500, and there are
bear 500 more building. It's inhabitants are. proba
by 1000. Crewe lis origin TO the Grand
junction Railway Company. having been construct
ed chiefly Tor the sccommodauonSt the men EN-
poS cd IN their lmmen,e works, aud II Is AZ admra
bic proof of hat may be effected by ens h,eued
beralty. The streets are pretty nearly all straight
and laid out either parallel or IN right angles WIKI
one another They are paved, lighted with gas
aud supplied with water by the Company gratis
Each street. contains conduit. and on pressing IN
KIND OF button, the stream issues forth, without Civ
lug the labor OF pumping. The Company have ba!t
q pretty church, lighted 1t in most ingenious way,
aud maintain 4 chaplain for IT They have also
erected Il news room, an sssemblyroom, school
rooms. and hoI and cold baths, (supplied by the
steam engiue al the works the charge Tor admission
10 them being. us we believe, penny or two pence
The houses are most commodious, and. IN general,
have small gardens attached. The rent varies from
Pa 20 So 20. per week, which Is not meant 70 be q
pecuniary compensation 10 the Company for the out
lay thew have been al, but is most judiciousy held
on; as one among many inducements Tor good
workman 10 remain in their employ. Each house
has due service Of water, and Is furnished with
gas light il the principal apartment al charge OF
- per annum
The works themselves are immense. covert s
something ike five acres OF ground. The number
[ Va '.'N' S1uPsoScN Is Lttt. lltAt wages
amount TO upward OF $1,000 weekly. The required
assistance from scam is Obtained from engine OF
10 horse power, which turns Qusitus OF nile OF
shaft
The woTkmen are not paid By the week or day,
but sccordins 10 the labor they aRve perioruea-
SIX is the hour for assembling, aud If man be five
minutes behind time, ne canno: be admitted until al
ter breakfast that is nj hs past eight, II he be ab
sent then be sannot be admitted I'LL one. Work i'm.
isles al four o'clock Saturdays, sGd s, half past
i've on other days. No spurious liquors or bee. are
allowed to enter the premises Each keeps a
book in which ne enters daily WHIST be has done, and
deposits it receptacle 81 the gateway Once a
fortnight he receives his pay, which, after dedac,ng
whatever tnes he may have incurred, is put into a
niue box ios him. having his number on the top, 50
ma, Otherwise long and Troublesome JOB IS easy
ana quickly soi through BY the cashier.
ihefeis surgeon kepI IL the company employ,
VINO Is PAID N the following way: each boy receiv-
ms los a week and upward is faxed ID per week
II EeceWias under los one half penny each married
man, without family, three hall pence each sin.
gle rsn one penny each married man with family.
one penny for himself and half penny for each
member OF his household. Beyond these charges
the doctor has farther CLAIM tos his services and
medicines
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DlnO0m 5la1rs.

TRENCH WINDOW sH4DFS.-Rnmoval-J
L WuodfOrG h-- removed rom -19i 10 so ofo-i~Ay
Il .ooyrl Sh-rr Ds is cs;. orEs eVrfJ stJIe OF
Window shades entirely Hcd fashionable Annoy tie
luyscs Of .-cy beautiful Comic -ouely nr~,
Lc also Roman eau Architecture, Ffroch acfols,
yigc- .-r plan crri.-s &c. A.o ini .arnsc-p=s, &c
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