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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

MORE NEW BOOKS-IMan upon the Sea-
M being History of Maritime Adventure,
Exploration, and Discovery, from the earliest
ages 10 the present time, including an account
OF Remarkable Voyages, ancient and modern,
by Frank B Gooderlch, author OF The Court
of Napoleon" &c, beautiful octave volume,
with numerous engravings price $50.
Two Millions, by William Allen Butler, author
of Nothing to Wear, Sue.
Doctor 7horns, Novel by Anthony Tr'llope,
author OF The Three Clerks &c. 75c.
Tie Life and .ddreniwa Of Naj0 Sherman
Potter, illustrated BY Huben, by Pheies Van
Trusedale, 1925.
Ma.yaL-Prayer and Friendship, by La
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ed, and for sale by [aug 81 RoBE. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

John Beck. of Virginia, has been promo
ted to third class 81 600 per annum clerk
ship, vice 7. j. Massie. deceased. E. L..
Massie, OF Virginia, has been appointed to a
first class 81 200 per annum clerkship, vice
NiSnn nrnmnted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

The Temperance Ceirbratien at II 'rper's
Ferry. on the Is Il ult was rumeronsly at
tended, and every tsiue passed of we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

Senator Chandler. Ut Michigan, was 90.
verely Injured, at Detrc.t, on the 81 instant,
BY the explosion Of g pipe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

Billy Bowlegs, Of amous memory, has
presented MIR. Mis, the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, q Cane, &c a testimonial OF
his regard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
Longevity OF muiea.

The Medical World says that there is a
mule now in possession of a farmer near :he
Barliugloss, Ireland, which has been employ
ed in the transit cf ammunition, g., to Wa
eear Hill, since 1898. There is a saying
that white mule lives longer than Any .;b2r
mule. SVme years ago, one Ct thot co'or On
Col. Middleton's estate, in South Carcli0a,
was ever eighty years old, and was still q!
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

The S'ar Of Egypt, Buchanan paper, pub
listed at Bellevile, in Illinois, says that the
whole body of the democratic papers of IL
linois, with an unprecedented unanimity, has
taken up Judge Breese for the United States
Senate, aud that be may be now considered
the party candidate for that Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

W. ANrED.-A situation as a TEACHER
w in private family, by Young Man
qualified 20 teach the Ancient ard Modern Ian.
guages, Mathematics, and the usual English
branches, and who mas had some experience in
'eaching.
Good references can be given. Address B. X
y, ,potsy Iyana Court House, Va
~ l2-w3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

NRKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH County,
" VA-NcK.AY y BRADFORD. Propris.
tons A FULL rAND CT MUSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE.
BOARD per week -, Children and Servants
halt price Kemp n Trotter's Stage connects
daily with the Manassas Gap Railroad at
Woodstock, ard carries passengers through
same day. Fare from Alexandra to Orkney
>" IS. For further particulars refer TO GRAY,
MILLER Il CO, Alexandria, or to the proprie-
tors at the Springs. Tournament days August
10Th and 18th. iy 3o-dlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

'ORT PLAIN SEMiNARY.-W II. BAN
Il MISTER, a. ~, Principal, first class
Seminary.
Perfectly arranged, beautifully located, and
with an able corps OF Teachers.
Board and Tuition in common English per
term OF IA weeks, S35 il paid in ADVANCE.
Fall term opens August 23d-Winter term
opens December l4th. For further particulars
address the Principal.
Fort Plain \. V ~ l7-eo3w'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

A NEW BOOK.-M0g'a.'H a. ''' :. =
n by L. L. L. Just Pa'L.'..ar =;
pencott Il Co, PHILADELPHIA. romF'
mo volume. Cloth, 81 Fut gu
From tine Preface Many Of 'As ',r - -
OF Georgetown ard Washington W..
the incidents upon which ms ''o1 .r,r
and at once recognizs the H'sl~ a..
pages in the still beautiful woman
sides in the last named city ..-
The following notice OF ne o"D. .,l
Utica Evening Telegram y y 2,
Magdalen, the ErcnaDue.'' .; : D &
Ellen L. LssselIe, oil Washing" -. n.
is the ENCLOSING topic o! the ., ', .,..
the capital. 'Magd,Ieu, Is just .'.,5 ,,,.,
founded upon some thrilling IH'.1 ',,, 3
ington life, which, in their day, 80 FOR >,
rooms and ruptured Cabinet DoRT d
aug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

MR.. AND MRS e. L. POWELL'S FE,
VI MALE SEMINARY, AT WINCHESTER
'A.-lhe exercises OF this School will be re.
sGmsc on the Erst Monday in September, 1858
Circulars containing statement of terms, &c,
WI! be furnished upon application to c. L.
POWELL. Winchester, Va, ~ 2l-eotSI5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

nEAkL STARCH Corn do, Vienna Match.
es, Coxe's GeIatine, EII!s's Citrate M"gne.
sIa, OpIun, Npfwood's Tlnc yIyatrIa, Dono.
vans Syrup Bark, Rose Leaves, Davis Pain
Killer, DeIlys PAIN Extractor, recev aud os
sale by WM BOWLING,
aus5 coz. Fairfax and Prince SIS
AXIS. KINGsFORD'S SEMINARY For
lfA YOUNG LADIES. No As, + STREET
hAsHlAbroS, y. C.-Ire eAeIci-.s 0; this
S,aocI. vii be resu'nr,i October -, SIS -
Circulars, including terms &c. oe., wlsi be
furnished OF application 10 the above address.
Washington, ID. e, jy l4-eo;Octi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

II is getting to DO siokly down about VOL
don, N. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
NEOSSY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUST.
vi COUNTY, EA-The next Annual Sc

NgOSSY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA
wi COUNTY, NA.-The next Annual SEES.
sion of this Academy will commence the first
Monday in September, 1888, and close the 10Th
OF June, 1859
In the School will be taught the English,
German, French, Spanish Latin and Greek
Languages; Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, &c. There Is Chemical Appara.
tus connected with the institution.
TERMS Board and Tuition, including every
thing, SaO-S9U to be paid the lst OF Septen-
Der, and 500 the LIST OF February.
For Circulars, &c address the Principal, al
Messy Geek, Va +. j. WHITE, Principal.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty oftue University OF Virginia.
Rev John A. Broadus Charlottesville Va.
Peachy r. Grattan, Esq, Richmond, Va.
r. VI Smith, Esq, Va Sentinel, Aiex'a, Va.
Col John r. Baldwin, Stanton, Va.
Mai J NJ. McCue, Mt Soon, Va.
John Herring, Esq Brigewater, Va.
Rev {. George, tulpeper Courthouse, Va.
Rev Dabney Wharton West,norela and, Va.
Gov. George K Gilmer, Lexington, ia.
RIDGEwAY, Va, June 29th. ls17.-Mr. 7. J.
White was my Assistant Teacher IN the Ridge
way School during the last session, and gave
me entire satisfaction. H. is ennently quail
fed 10 take charge OF School or Academy.-
His patience and skill IN impartIng knowledge
and MS discretion and tIrmness in managing
boys, induce me to recomue end bin earnestly
TO al! who have sons or wards 10 educate.
FRANKLIN MINOR
II Mr. A Macill Smita, VINO is now stand
ing his examination for the degree oi A. NJ,
at the University OF Virginia, has been employed
Augusta Co, Va aug 6-eotOctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

NOTICE %. T. MASON will reopen his
~ SELECT SCHOOL Tor BOYS 0" Monday
The 3Cth Of .August, on the corner Of King and
Columbus streets. Parents wishing to enter
their sons, are requested to make early applca
ton is limited number OF scholars will be re,
cel"et. Terms varying from - to $40 per
quarter Of eleven weeks, according to the adj
vanc-meEt OF the pupil. aug 3-eolme
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

4 SITUATION WANTED AS TEACH.
u En- wish 10 obtain a situation as
teacher IN family, as an assistant in a School
! have attended two COURSES Of Lectures al the
University OF Virginia, and feel myself comps
tent 10 assist in the following branches-Eng
lsh, La'ln, French, Spanish, and Mathematics,
For further information, address l.. T., Warren.
ioU, Va aug 4-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
Hilary ?. Zones, VI. 4.
j. Hampden Chamberlayne, NJ. A.
\ The instructors are all Masters OF Arts
of the University OF Va. aug 6-eO:Octl

4 LEXANDRlA FEMALE SEMINARY -
~ The Eleventh Annual Session OF this lnst
luton Will commerce on the IAN Of 9th month
uert (Scp'cm6er.) at which time all who propose
TO enter should he present.
The system heretofore pursued, which seems
10 have met with very general appreciation on
tie part of parents and guard ans, will be con
tinued, with such notifications and improve
rnents As experience has shown TO be advisable
Lectures, upon Scientific subjects, fully illus
t!ated, will be delivered throughout the year.
The Principal devotes his entire time 70 the
care and instruction of the pupils.
For Terms, and other particulars concerning
Board, Nc, please obtain circular by applying
to JAMES S. HALLOWELL,
mo 26--eo4w Principal
or. JOHNS ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA,
- VA-Tne Twentieth session will com.
mence on Monday, the 3Oth OF August, and
continue ten months.
CHARGES.
For Board aud Tuition, (lncludng extras, $50
For Tuition IN English branches. ....... 20
Greek, Latin. French. Stationery, and Fuel
form extra charges, for day scholars, and those
entering Tor a less time than the session, are
charged tor tuition at the rate OF SIR dollars per
quarter. OF eleven weeks.
For further information, see Circular, which
can be obtained at the Bookstores, or will be
forwarded by mail, on addressing
RICHARD l.. CARNE, ia,
aug 2-eo3t Principal.
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MyaIerlQuh Analr.

The New York Herald says: A report was
current in the city on Thursday that Mr.
John V. James had died very suddenly and
mys,erously at hls residence, No. 81. Amity
street, and that his remains had been convey.
Ell ia q candestiue manner to Albany, the
place OF his nativity. What added still more
to the mystery was the fact that his death
was announced 10 the Herald Of Monday, as
having taken place on Sunday evening, when,
10 fact he was well at that time, and contin.
urd SO upto within couple of hours Of bis
decease, which took place on Tuesday even
leg Mr.. James bad been addicted to excess
III the use of ardent spirits, and was 10 the
habit OF partaking of powerful medicines. 1t
Is supposed that he intended committing sui
eide on Sunday night, and having penned Q
notice OF his death and sent it to the Herald
office, mis- courage filled him, and be post
ponei the deed. The following is the notice
referred to: "Died on Sunday evening July
2jth Mr. John V. James" Mr.. James was
reporter on the Herald, was . writer Of COO.
siderable ability, aud possessed decided talent
AZ poet. 1t is stated that he was Q relative
of Mr.. &. p r. James, the English novelist.
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INSURANCE COZ
CASH CAPITAL SjOO,OtO.

arsLto JUL u 1000 ft''''.
UNDERGRADUATES OF the u-,, Pro'r
i Company are divided annuity 10
OF its policies. as named IN then cllcls..
had at the office OF the subscriber
First annual division 10 policy no1''
ed July 9, 1857, 33i per cent
Second do, declared July ;, ~, r
Script for which Will be- ISSUED 10 p''
ers entitled TO participate IN tn piod''
10th day OF August, and on the san =.
per cent. interest will be paid upon ~
1857.
Those who wish insurance m a 'oT q
fitable company, will DO vel ios1'F
Benefits extended TO Georgeto"n. : ~.
Maryland, and Virginia J. 1 ~
49l Seventh street. W.
Washington, aug 2--eozw
NOTICE-The partnership Of 81 .
~ Il CHAMBERLAIN Il tl''o';
by mutual consent. Either paf'D' .,
zrd 10 use the name OF the firm III -"
partnership business. ..,y
JAMES n. "cN hfhH.. ~
JAMES L. CHANbhh"'
Alexandra, August -, lo1o-'m
4 CARD.-JAMES H NtN L""
n day associated with nIm, u
GAR II. McTElGH and NJ. '| ,..
WHOLESALE GROCERY bIs".
the old stand Of Nepagh q Cha"',,'.'
name Of J. H. McTENH 4 SOH ~.
They will keep genera. sIGc. /"
RIES, LIQUORS, WINES, lh" II
co, &c, and will be prepared 10 'D,,
punctual dealers upon the NOS a. ,,,y.
EDGAR 7 Nc'h
g prIrc-.s',%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

4 LADY desires 10 obtain situation as Go.
"A verness, IN family in Virginia. She Is
tally competent TO teach the usual branches Of
an English educatioa, with Latin and French.
Address, statrg salary, f., care Postmaster,
beEy"iIIe, Clarke county Va. aug 5-eo2w'
"a ENIWORTH SEMINARY, FOR Youya
- iApIrs A LBERT r. EASSPQRD,
im.cnAL Il H. rcxt :essIon OF this institution
viii commence. Sep. inter 18Th iy26--2awtf
4 tkNTkAL SCHOOL.--This School, under
~ the charge OF H. +. HENRY, will resume
lis exercises again on Wednesday, September ln.
aug 3-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

"ANOVER ACADEMY.-Th next session
OF this SCHOOL will commence on the
Ist OF October and terminate on the 3lst Of
July following.
TERMS For tuition and board lights ex-
ceptedl $3.50 Tor the session OF ten months, one
nail payable October LIST, and the remainder
March LIST.
For detailed catalogues address the Principal
al Tsylorsgllie 2. o, Hanover County, Va.
LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, NJ. A.,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLi By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEX ANDRIA:
TIE Richmond Enquirer excuses MIR. Z.

FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17
A NOTED FEMALE CRrM1NAL.-The Ma

A NOTED FEMALE CRIMINAL.-The Man
chester IN. H. Horror OF Tuesday records the
following exploits of a female Jail bird:
"Clarissa Cove, famous in the annals of pet
ty larceny, and flyer from jails, prisons and
lubbies, who once broke out of Nashua lobby,
once out of Amherst Jail, twice out of the State
Prison. was caught yesterday by City Marshall
Lowell, near Moore's Ferry, four miles below
this city, and returned to whence she came
Concord State Prison. She is brick of the
female gender. Last Fall she broke out of
Prison before she had served her time out, stole
and was sentenced to two years additional time
to the same place. Last week she picked the
lock in the second story of Concord State Pris-
on, and let herself down by sheets tied together
mot as Paul did, i'll basket) into the yard,
end took two short ladders and tied them to-
gether with the sheets and climbed over the
twenty five feet wall about the yard got out
took the ladders down and hid them. She
came Immediately to Manchester, and started
up forthwith her wholesale stealing business
stole four silk dresses and one delaine dress, a
bonnet, five dollar bill, pair of gloves and a
handkerchief from 40 Stark Corporation, last
Sunday night
Clarissa is about ~ years of age; says she is
the mother of ten children she is as smart as
a steel-trap, though literally as homely as a
hedge-fence. She is great at getting out and
small at keeping out. She says she will be out
again"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17

bear testimony to valuable medicine My
great aunt has been striving to reach heaven
for twenty years. Having a cough, she finally
fell into the hands Of the retired clergyman
whose sands of life had nearly run out She
purchased bottle of his Cdnnabis Indico, from
which she gained strength, judging from the
violence of her cough. On taking the second
bottle her strength so increased that she was
able to cough all day and night without inter-
rupton. The third bottle landed her in heav-
en-. Thus, in brief space of time, the fond
hopes and anticipations of more than quarter
Of century are realized for the sum of seven
dollars twelve and half cents. To those per-
sons who are DESTROYS Of changing worlds, or
changing husbands and wives, and all who are
anxious to visit t'other side ofJordan, this med
icine is confidently recommended"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17

"Fresh efforts of Executive dictation or bri-
berry will be made to induce the ant-Lecompton
representatives to recede from the position they
have assumed. Such attempts we apprehend,
will be in vain. The opponents of the Lecomp-
ton fraud stand upon immovable grounds they
are backed BY an unparalleled union of the num-
American people. No matter what may have
been their past political atnities, they are sure,
if they remain faithful of an increased return
of popular favor and support; and we cannot
believe that an Administration, which must by
this time have pledged the last office to promote
an olious and baitied conspiracy, has anything
remaining in its gift which, even to the most
mercenary, would make treachery desirable"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

An iRIsHMAN's CONFIDENCE IN A BANK
We heard the following capital story yesterday,
and only regret that we cannot tell it as it was
told us:
A banker in Dubuque whom we shall call Mr..
My, for short, found it necessary short
time ago to suspend business, and accordingly
closed his doors, and issued a card to his depos-
itors, in which he stated that he hoped soon to
be able to resume again. The day after Mr.. NJ.
had closed his doors, he was met by Hiberni-
an miner who had $4,000 deposited with him,
and accosted thus:
"Good morning, Mr. NJ. Faith an it's well
you're looking this morning, considering the
weather. But, sure, it's sorry | am, Mr.. NJ to
see that card of yours in the papers. But new
er do you mind such trihes as that, mon-takc
courage and hold up your head as high as liver
the throuble of the thing will soon blow over.
And as for that $4,000 balance ofmine, Just kape
it as long as you want i'll have no use for the
lousy dollars-and know yees for an honest
mon, and perfectly good for the same at any
time. Kape it, sir, and pleasant dreams be wild
ye.'
Mr. NJ. expressed his thanks, and the banker
and depositor separated. But on the following
day Mr.. NJ was startled from his pheasant
dreams by the presentation of check for
$4,000, bearing the name of his Hibernian friend.
Not knowing exactly how to understand the
matter, Mr. VI. sent for Patrick, when the fol-
lowing explanation took place
oven, you see Mr.. W., Peggy, that is my
wife, has been raising the very divil about the
money-and just to pacify the poor Ignorant
crattlr that it was all safe, | thought, be dad,
that I'd jist send for it and count it all over be-
fore her ugly face, and then she'd consent to my
leaving it with you, together wild the other $4,000
that is giving us so much throuble to kape from
being stolen from us"
To such am explanation, together with the
new temptation of $4,000 additional the banker
could take no exceptions-so he counted out
the $4,000 in short But that was the last of
the Iishman.
The banker, meeting him several days after
wards, desired another explanation.
"Och, the thruth is, Mr.. NJ, its meself that
has been ashamed to see yees. Peggy, that div
il of a wife of mine, you see, has hid the mon
ey, and bother me if can find it all, at all, and
that's Just the thruth SIR"
The banker made graceful tender of his hat,
but Pat generously declined to accept the same,
although justly entitled to it.-Bmlington Ga
zctte,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17
SINGULAR SroRy.-The Bennington (vt.


Banner relates the following:
A friend in Manchester informs us that a
man named Oatman, living in the north part of
that town, recently put some unguentum on his
cattle; one of them caught cold from its effects.
He undertook to cure her by giving her dose
of medicine and while engaged in forcing it
down her throat she bit one OF his fingers. Some
days after he was taken sick, and complained
that there was ring upon his finger, and in a
short time he completely lost his sight. DIR.
Mosely was called to attend him, and found it
necessary to cut the finger open, when he i'm
says It wss ease of hyd g i or at least
near to that as anything. We learn that the
man is fast recovering Our informant says
that number of old women were greatly fright
ened lest he should be running in the streets
endeavoring to " bite some one, and that win
dows and doors in that vicinity had received an
extra boiling, in order to keep clear of the " BIZ
ter"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17
YzEsssseaEzEF5 CANAL RAILROAD. wIN1
.tisst;sFssriss5 RANGENiEN l. Commencing We'lnes'

YsJSssS65EzEf5 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
t;s.siiFssriss1 ARRANGEMENT commencing Wednesday,
-nA--fI- January 2Oth, 1855 Trains will run daily
Sunday cNceptei) a. follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
100 VI iregh, train with passenger car attached, for
Planvle.
IL 90 A. VI on arrival Of 500 A. Exprss train from
New York. connecting Northampton with train on Conn
River Il going North.
NJ or on arrival OF l2I5 =. VI. train from New York,
Connecting Panve with train Hartford, Providence
and fishk Railroad going West, and Weshch with train
Western X Il going West
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
10 as VI in Connection with train on Conn River r. X.
Il from the North Connecting Westteid With trains
Western going East and West, and at New Haven with
9 10 4. VI. Express train for New York.
30 T. NJ for Westel connecting at Wostneld with Trains
on Western Railroad going East and West.
LEAVE WESrfIfLD AT
90 A. for New Haven, connecting at Piainville with
train on Hartford Providence and fsk Railroad for Hart
ford Prvis.se and insineiiate stations. At New Haven
with IS A. VI. train for Se~ YORK
LEAVE PLAINNlLLE AT
245 p NJ for New Haven.
CoLLINsylLLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Collnsviie at ! Is A. NJ. and 2l5p N Return
ing, leave Plainville at u 40 ? VI and b rs NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
York New York Northampton through withou, change
Of
Daily lines q Stages run from Northampton Amherst
Consve New Hartford and Winsted From Cheshire 70
Waterbury. p. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, Jan. 20th, 1855. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17

The great subject of conversation in Manches-
ter, n. H., is the prospect of general revival
of manufacturing business there. The Amos
keag, Manchester, and Stark Corporations, com
mence running full time to-day (Monday.) The
Blodgett Paper Mill, employing from 100 to $50
hands, will start on the first of April, full time
For several months these mills have been run
ming only four days in a week.