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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-09-06
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.

AlIirs at Washington remain in astate OF
quiet. Everything in connection with our
army is in a condition Of perfect preparation
for whatever may come, and Gen. Mcclellan
with the officers under him, are always on the
alert. We hear from the rebels that the
measles and other diseases are among them,
and that the leaders desire an engagement,
believing At necessary to keep their men from
the Depressing ELECTS of inactiOn.
The vigorous awakening Of the Govern
ment seems to be Continued. No Iasses are
granted u visit the rebel States. The en-
forcement Of the fifty article OF war
is 60 he carried Ia the sweeping extent ofpre-
venting the publication Of any information
anywhere conc rning the movements, process
oil increase, condition or location at the Ar
my.
There isa divided opinion in regard to the
PURPOSES Of the Confederate forces. Persons
we'll informed, insist that JED. Davis will
never hazard an attack, and that while he
nav harass the national forces, and menace
che Capitol, he never will attack the city Of
Washington. On the other hand, IL was
stated two DAYS ago, that Gen. Scott expect
ell that the socessiOnists would soon attack
the national army at some point in the dis
trict Of Columbia. Certainly, the rebels are
growing holder. Every night the rebel for
ces advance close in upon our lines in front
of Arlington and Alexandria but before
daybreak they invariably retire, leaving no
evidences behind of an intention To hold the
ground they had occupied. Such is the tenor
Of the desJ patches we have received daily, for
several days, from Washington.
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state Of Maine.
COUNTY OF York;
City OF Biddeford. 5

COUNTY OF York;
City Of BiddefOrd.
To Abgah TarboI, City Marshal Of the City Of
BlddefOrd, GREkiisei
YOU are hereby required, In the name Of the
i State Of Maine, TO notify and warn the inhabi.
tsnts OF the City Of Biddeford, qualified according
to law Ia vote In the election OF State and County
Officers, to meet Mt their respective Ward Rooms
in said city, via ,-wakd one At the SchoOl.house
Y sehoSs psssie, n hos Mata two AZ ,he s.oI va
ward. Ward three at the School-house on on Pool
Street, In said ward. Mari four at the Engine
House On Washington Street. Ward five at the
Room over the Liquor Agency Store In the City
gine-house No. 2, on Chestnut Street. And Ward
seven at the store Of Col Harrison Lowell, at the
corner OF Main Street and Hollis Road. ut "kings
Corner" 50 called, ON MONDAY the 9th day OF
In their votes Tor a Governor OF this state, three
Senators for the First Senatorial District, Coun.
~ Commissioner, q County Treasurer, County A.
torney. Clerk OF the Courts, and two Representa-
tyes for said City TO the Legislature OF this state
You are also required TO give notice TO said In.
habitants. that the Aldermen Of said City will be
In open session at the Aldermen's Room. on the
three secular tays next preceding said day OF elec-
ton, fTuln o'clock In the forenoon TO u o'clock
VI and from o'clock to o'clock z. NJ, to correct
the list of voters. And also 10 hear and decide on
the application OF persons claiming the right to
vote.
Dated at DlddefOrd, this goth day Of August, A.
SIS FAIRFIELD. Mayor.
i IiT1IhK K : e9 Mis,oy Aldermen sF
AARON WEBER, the City OF
JOHN Q ADAMS. Diddeford,
The foregoing is a true copy Of the original war.
rant 20 Inc directed.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

m, .olumr, are necessarily very much
crowded with election matters this week. and
therefore we shall DO obliged to be brief in
giving accounts from the war, and eonhne
ourselves to the more important OF them.
The brilliant victory OF the Federal army
and navy at CAPE Hstteras, is Slammed up in
the following order from Gen. Wool!
HK,porARrLas DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, .
foRrRrSs MONROE, Va, Aug. 81. (
General order No. s. The commanding
general has great satisfaction in announcing
the glorious victory achieved by the eombin-
ell operations OF the army and navy at Halter.
n. Inlet. North Carolina, under command OF
Commodore Srincham and Major Geueril
Butler. The result Of this gallant exploit Is
the capture Of us men, including the Com.
mander Barron, and one OF the members oil
the North Carolina Cabinet, 1000 stand oil
arms, IS kegs Of powder, 3 stand OF col
ors, 81 pieces Of cannon, including 10 inch
columbiad, q brig loaded withcotton, a sloop
laden with provisions andstores, light
boats, $50 bags Of coffee, &c. all ofwhieh was
achieved by tie Army and Navy, and 500 vol.
lun,eers and co regular artillery OF the Ar
my. This liant affair will not fail tostim-
uIate regulars and volunteers To greater
achievements. Obedience under discipline
and instruction are indispensable to maintain
tho interest. honor and humane institutions
oil the Union.
By command Of Major Gen, Wool.
The u. y. steamer Minnesota has arrived
ct New York with the 40 rebel prisoners
captured at natteras Inlet.
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THE sum subscribed to the Shakespeare Fund,
in England, exceeds els, 900.
A LADY, in Mechanicsburg, Mo, died few
nights ago, In consequence of swallowing a set
OF artificial teeth, in her sleep.
THE shoe trade Is rapidly assuming import
ance in Cincinnati, and bids fair to drive the
Eastern manufacturers out Of that market.
MARsuAL KANE has been residing very
quietly at Baltimore since his release on parole;
but his time will soon expire, and then he must
return TO his sld quarters at lafayette.
The Woodstock Journal announces that the
Canadian Government has taken charge Of tho
Telegraph lines from Woodstock upward, along
tho valley Of the st. Johu, as u measure Of pre-
caution.
A SERGEANT Of a Minnesota regiment was
reported dead; and his friends were gathered to
hear the minister preach his obituary when he
quietly took his seat in the congregation. He
had been badly wounded and taken prisoner.
The Bridgeport FARMER, which suspended in
consequence Of the office having been mObbed
on the 2ith Of August, ior its disunion procliy-
tiles, has resumed publication, under new pro-
prietors, and on Democrats principles-
TnE annual cost of the present rebel army in
the field is two hundred and fifty millions OF
dollars, which is equal To u war-taX Of iorty-six
dollas head upon every white man, woman
and child In the eleven rebel states.
GES. MCCLELLAN is not wanting in the gilt
of silence so essential to great General lie Is
so little communicative respecting his plans
that It Is well understood in Washington that
no Member of the Cabinet, even, is aware OF
them.
Tue Halifax CHRONICLE says the U. s.
steamer, East.n State, visited that p)rt, for
the purpose Of lying off the harbor, with the
view Of intercopting the Cunard steamer, to as
certain ii Mr.. BrsekinIidge, or her southerners
should be Oh board.
TdE n. Y, COURIER DIS ETArs UNIs sayI
the report that Hunter and SOulo had gone Il
iu ope ria Havana is mere ruse TO mislead
"al q that tho persons charged to taxa the place
cf Messrs. Slidsll and Mason in Europe Pause,
The CdnadidH JrOniier fifteen days ago, en- rOut
TO Halifax, whore they would embark In one {
tho CGRATa sssaheTS"
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bic 10th for tho employment and feeding of my
family, and send him in return everything his
heart can wish for in the shape Of manufactured
goods, the profits Of which have enabled many
OF my sons to become millOnaires-only think,
80 millions, or one third Of the whole.
This trade between me aud Jonathan gives
employment to a very large proportion OF the
population in Lancashire, Yorkshire, and othor
manufacturing counties, amounting TO at least
five millions.
would bo to cancel the two first items aud away
would 20 $50 millions OF my hlrd-earnod money.
This would make bankrupt nine. tenths Of tho
merchants called American, and curses no loud
but deep would DO heard in London, Liverpool
Manchester, birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield, and
throughout the kingdom, on the authors Of such
an amount of ruin. The manufacturers depen-
dent on these American merchants would cease
to manufacture for want OF the raw material
and customers for the manufactured one and
woe unto that unfOrtu uto population dependent
them for their daily food.
The second effect OF such a national ity
u our part would b. the depreciation Of all pab.
lc securities to an extent Of not less than 20 per
eut., or 800 millions.
An Increase to our star ling army of at least
200 men, 10 enaLir us to retain our hold On
he Cana1as, and doubling Of our previous
n'1HOLs taxation.
There aro two or three other matters about
which my mind Is also mHCh troubled. Those
are, by what iort of political logic do you pro-
,ps, in case Of war, 10 .stify the blockadlng
- ombarimont Of all the ports OF the North,
and at the sane time " ope1 and tralic with
those Of the South?
Agaln-IIere have been spending, for a
long time past, at least ten millions por annum
to keep pace with my respected friend across
the channel. How on earth am to look him
in the face, to say nothing Of looking after him,
when all my ironsides will bo required 5000
and 4, 900 miles awayI
To wipe oif debt of $50 millions, to shut
own to go ahead to strike deadly blow TO our
maritime ascendancy-and to seize Canada in
exchange for the loss of the southern provinces
may suit the Yankees, but depend upon it, it
will never suit that large portion Of my very
numerous family called the operatives OF Eng
land. JOHS Bull.
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War Intelligence.

Int THE FIAMEs ROLL on
The Charleston MERCURY Of tho 3Oth thus
spits Gre;
At eleven o'clock last night the heavens TO
thu southwest were brilliantly Illuminated with
tho patriotic flames ascending from burning
cotton. As the spectators Witnog sod IL, they in {.
voluntarily burst forth with cheer after cheer,
and each heart was warmed ss with a new pulse.
Such people can never be subjugated. Lot
the holy flames continue to ascend, and lot the
demons Of hell, who come here on their diaboli-
tai errand, learn q lesson and trcmble. Let tho
torch DO applied wherever the invader polutcs
our soil, and let him find, as is moot
that our people will welcome him only
with devastation and ruin. Our people
me in earnest men, women and child
REMAND their sacrifices will ascend "a a s,cred
holocaust to God, cry ing aloud for vengeance
against the iionds la human shape, who are dis
lgracing humanity, tIampling down civilization,
and would blot Christianity. Patriotic planters
OH the seaboard are hourly applying tho torch
TO their crops Of cotton and rice. Some are
authorized by military authorities tO destroy
their crops to prevent ravages by the enemy
Plantations on North Edisto and in the neigh.
horhOod, and elsewhere on the coast of South
Carolina, are one sheet of flames and smoke.
The commanding officers at all Of the exposed
points on our coast have received positive in.
Structons TO burn or destroy al property which
cannot be conveniently taken away, and is likely
10 DO seized by the enemy.
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TIE Rochester ENPREss Of tho 10Th SAYS:
There is at present more wheat and flour In
Rochester than ever before at any one time. A
greater amount Of wheat has been received here
this season than bof, 70 known in the history Of
the Flour city, and as a matter of course tho
shipment Of flour from this place has been
Greater.
At present every available place for storage
h. filed, either with wheat ready TO be ground,
or flour ready for the New York market. There
u not a warehouse in the city fit for storage,
but what is in uio. All the mills in the city,
with one or two exceptions, are running night
and Jay.
The bOatmen have reaped a harvest this sol-
ton, and We know Of several instances whers
captains made in single trip q 800, clear Of
al expenses, commission, tolls, Insurance, Sc.
One captain Of our acquaiGtanCe deposits as the
amount of his savings above all expenses, s2,-
30. Another, who has run three boats, per
deputy, has cleared ., 600.
Al Buffalo, there is also an immense amount
ti grain in store, as well Rs at Chicago.
Towards the close Of navigation the shipment
or apples, mos ly for Boston market, was very
brisk. One Bo;ton firm has shipped from here
and hereabt ut, 110, 900 bbls. Another concern,
engaged in shipping for the Same market, will
ClOso the season with 60, ,0C0 bbls. The amount
shipped by the various prt duce and commission
mel siChants in this city will exceed that Of last
year. A SpencerpOrt firm sums up the amount
Of their shipments at %, 900 bbls.
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the Peninsula OH which Delaware 10 po,- ioco
The small strip of land embodying tho OK
tremo southern point Of that Peninsula, now
belongs to Virginia, but it is proposed that this
also shall be cedcd to Delaware, which will
leave that state occupying tho whole Of tho pom
insula, and possessing natural water boundaries
at once convenient and easily understood.
To Maryland, in exchange for the strip of hOr
territory west Of tho Blue Ridge, it is proposed
to cedo the whole of the vast extent Of Eastern
Virginia from the Potomac on tho north to
North Carolina on tho south, embracing tho va
luablc tracts Of land along the James and York
Rvora, tho possession Of Richmond, Norfolk,
aud all tho cities and improvements within these
borders.
These provisions as to territory, offer i'm.
meusc advantages Of area both to Mary Land
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and Delaware, and ii Is supposed that thea,
sA's VIM Ieaduy ascent 20 the PARTITION, wniIs
virginia, the only state whiVL would strongly
object TO tho dismemberment, is out of tho
Union, and has no legal voice In Its councils. 1t
is therefore represented and controlled by West-
orn Virginia, which, 1t IA thought, will assent
to the IrcPosition in order 10 secure is own re-
cognition as separate and independent state.
To place the District of Columbia within free
territory, and thus save tho seat of govern
ment from tho slave holders attacks, which
have so lately monacod il, il Is proposed that
kaIawhO, Maryland and Dolawaro shall also
assent to some equitable provision for the iroo-
dom OF their slave population, and thus leave
our National Capital surrounded by fertile free
states in the centre Of the Union, and located
untor one OF the most pleasant climates Of tho
continent of North America.
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Diagrams showing the present boundarie.
OF Virginia, rturyrnnu ana Ucia wp.,, .---
their boundaries afer the diyisIon Of yir-
ginin ~ proposed to the present Congress.
Tho above diagrams scarcely require oxpla-
nation. Thcy show, at a glance, the present
boundary lines Of the state Of Yirgnin, and
the proposed division Of tho state between Ma q.
ryland and Delaware, as contemplated in Secre-
tary Ca;nerons proposition somo time sinco
which proposition will bo embodied in the form
Of bill 10 be acted upon by the present Con-
gress.
The scheme has attracted much attention
both at Washington and elsewhere. For It's
mpllshment, it is proposed that Maryland
shall cedo to Kanawha, or Western Virginia,
that strip of her territory lying west of tho Blue
Ridge, and to Delaware that portion lying upon
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INsUhA ANCE.
LIREMANS TRUST INSURANCE COM
Il PANI or BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITA. AI51.UOO

EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COM
Il PANI or BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL. 4i5D,OOO.
ofhg NJ. . Court Street Opposite City HLl, and
NJ. Wall Street, Near Broadw New York.
Organized on the principle Of paying one half the
PROFITS shove ten per cont. " the Widows and Or
phA g. Fund VI Es Fire De. .Arimeni Of tho Guy Of
Brooklyn.
DTRKOroRs.
George Hal, Xii Robbins. John Bohenck,
Aaron A. .Degraw,Liv. X. Miller, Frederick .Peet,
Thomas Clark. EehemiAhKnightS. b. Chittenden,
Harry Messenger al beTtL. IaighL WIN. ii. Cary,
WIN d. Gookin, BruntwJ ckoh, Cseph d. Hall.
Peter Duryee, III FrothinRham, Smith Fanchei,
iona b. Stewart, Israel ID. Velsor Peter B.Anderson
A. A. Low, J Thorn, MD, S.WarrenS aeden,
Hobart Ford, Richard p. Buck,C. II. Lppiu,
CrawfoIdC Smith william Beard, f. j. Hosfurd,
Henry ID, PECK, Henry R.Pisrson, WIN. Wall.
John j. Glover, hsrcellus MasseyJOseph Ii. Field,
John T. Moore, Dl Van Voorhis,
This Company continues ~ insure Buildlngs Mer-
ehandise, Dwellings, Household Furniture, Yes
sails In port and their Cargoes, end other property,
against loss damage by FIRE, as fave rAbis aud
liberal terms other hrst-clSss companies.
GEORGE HALL. President.
WIN. BURREI4L, Secretary.
JIM WYCKoFF, Jr., Assistant Seoretsry.d6 iy.
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A LITTER from London dated Nov 29 1861
states that agents of Col. Samuel Colt are ac-
lively engaged in England in aiding tho manu-
facturo Of revolvers for the southern reLsls. Tho
correspondent saw qusntitios Of them poing on
bard a BritiSh steamer, t9 Do smugglsd into
Charleston.
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The recent Messages Of the rebel Governors,
and other official documents put forth by the
state authorities enable us to form a pretty
correct estimate Of the strength of the rebels
now in the field. 1t is, leaving Oft odd hum
dreds, as follows
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DARGATSS-VELVE BONNETS, BLACK
- velvet bonnets, oolorod velvet bonntVS, Al bar
gains; mourning bOnicts- children hats for holiday
giAs. Ia BlNNS' Millinery, largest aud cheapest In
hs world-55i Bru&dway, b5l-1pposi,e Metrupoli-
AAb Hptal. up stairs. Dc Aac'1N
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IlIe ESS.
AN IMPORTANT ANN0UNCEMENT.-

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EITABLisuED IN 1851.
Chatham ssreot, 1Oo, corner " Pearl street.
FIN wnta 5hir 4, Lin Il Collar aud Boyoms,
Foe 70 Csntsl
Fur 1901
- PJr 1871
For ibatiit
For l.T6 nm
For 2.OOll!lli
Bhirtz mAde " order and warranted " CT.
Underhhh1l Drawers and lila f. Hose
IA silk, Wool, Morino and CJ'ton.
Firemens Shirts, Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy Shtrts Of every description.
suspenders, Neck Ties and Gloves
In every variety.
A Largo gssoitnent q
wuolen Jackets always on hand.
Remember The No. LOG Chatham street,
deJ EAac'lOi corner Of Pearl street.
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Cssh Cspitsl and Accumulation over. 81 900 o00
Claims fal1. s'''s'''''''s'.s OouOOJ
Dividends " Policy Holders, e+OOOJ
This Company, being conducted by Board Of Di-
FACTORS owning stock in the Company, has the al
vantage Of she stock plan Of management with the
mutual feature Of sharing the profits Of the bust
mass without being liable 10 assessmenta. The tri
ennial div lend Of profits Of this Company has re
Eulted In bonus, addition 20 the policy Of more
thAn hily per cent, on the whole premium paid.
The dividends paid in the lifetime Of the as
cured, thus adding them n pay future premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi-annually,
or quarterly when the policy Is for life and the
nnal premium amounts " $40 or over. From 40 70
D. per cent may he paid by notes.
Persons insured may visit Europe In hrst class
vessels without extra charge, ., all seasons OF the
''@' HENRY STOKES, President.
CY WEYMPLK, Secretary.
J, L. HALSEY, Assist Sec. -
ABRAM DUBOIS, M. D, Medical Examiner.
uT24.csi59
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The Csuntr Adjacent to SAip Island.
The following statistics show the population
and products in 1850 OF the counties bordering
on the waters commanded by Ship Island, lately
taken possession Of by the q. s. brccs
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THE American Hoo Company, Of Winsted
Ct, are about 70 rosums business In na1Uf.ctgg-
ing sabEss and bsyonsts.
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SEWING MACHINES TO LET--sINGFR's
~ and Wheeler Wilson's and others To-; also
lAneH taught W operate On AL kinds; tsrms, frudn
~ " 80, and practice until perfect-praotice On all
kinds Of work, and recommended 10 work anar
LEARNING. No,iles and oil for sale; also good shut
Ne ma"oins To- sale cheap, Al 399 Henry st, near
orand. n22 2iao'11A
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SEWING MACBINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ to operate on wheeer a wilson's and singers
sewing machines practice on shop w,rs; terms 81
oS Canal n. d2 2iao -l3a
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k.pHE
~ LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
. eI7 FULTON STREET, II WALL STREET,
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS.
This Company lnEures Property Of all kinds aganst
1ioas or Damage by Fire, on a. favorable terms ~
''-' TEUNIs ]. BERGEN, Presh
AMEs u. THOMPSON, Jr., Secy,
4 AEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
pIREoroEs.
..IvInus J. BERGEN, JOHN X. PRUYN,
.itInW FiTZOERAID, BAMUEL VAN WYCK,
.MIRAM n 6T JOHN, ALEXANDER MOCUK
'bWD r. BACKHOUSE, CHAS. A. SILVER
~ (MRa HARPER, STEPHEN A. DODGE,
.IIEWIg HURST, De. VOORHEES,,
#AIHN Il. sPADER JAS. V. BCHOO MAKER
H HNBON LEAKE, AlCHAEL NENlN
i1eNPY Il CULLEN, ALEXiR UNDERHILIS
#WiVERITT n SAGE, JEREMIAH MUNDEII.
4 kBUTP a CROOKR, BAMUEL CARR SON,
raIFs n COOPER RICHARD B. LEVkRICH
IN q. BCHUMAKKh, DkMAb 5IhONu.
r IN j. VANDERBILT, JOHN LEtFEkl5s
W CRUIKaHANK. GEORGE RICHARD,
TEUHus J. BkRQkR, Prest.
ysS SgaoRsoN JF, SsST % 'y'nt
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EmFLOwMfNT-u.Ica.

WANTED-MEN FOR THE sth U. s. IN.
hntry. Headquarters a, Fora Hamilton, NY
First ave, and ie,b q, NJ " WM. McE. DYECapt,
csh Infantry, Recruiting ofhcer. ni6 1915
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SEWING S-WANrED-PER.
- sons who wish N learn n operate on singer'i
sewing mRohines terms only ~ AMI nr,gti,e ,r
all kinds Of work. also some good sewers ~ learn
ho puialcon trade. ILquire 80 Drlanney St, i4t
moor. afG 2l.,slOd
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MANHATTAN

lVl LIFE lNsl HANCE CONPANf,
NO, 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
Opposite the Poss-Ohcel
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WANTkD--LADlES To LEARN To OPE-
rsio on Singers, Whoaler 8 Wilson's and
osher sowing machinesi learned purfect in all its
branches and pracIoa shop work ill sAtlsAe.i;
Aso machines for sale and 10 lst-l69 Orchard 81
uhsr stADton. naag al.c.iIb
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
40 operate on Singers aud Wheeler and VII som,
sewing m .ohines, by An old experienced teacher
fraetce III perfect on flannel shirts, and other
worn, and recommendei ~ work alter learning
nom ~ TO Sl 90, Al 81 Stanton 81 near Allen, pri.
ySte dwelling. ali 2lso'i0t
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RMpLOgmEyT-Fema,e..

FEMALE SERVANTS WANTED, IS Good
= situations now really, At Gp't WAGES ais, -.
vera g"pa chamnefmnids and waitrss. g. Inquire
NJ he Large 1t stitue the corner II 9th ave- AMI
lin A. where g. oil places always ready dclJ y
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Miscellaneous.

,1Oo, 40 81, ,C85 2,lbi 2, 200, ,O9b