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ATTORNEY At LAW, Coudcrspo-t, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts n Potter ana
the adjoining Counties.
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DEALERS IN DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS
Oils. Fancy Articles. Stationery, DrT Good
Groceries, &c. Main 81, CoudeTsPOrt Pa
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"Tbis way, sir. The young person is
in ny house; she gave her word not to
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Advertisements inserted at the following
rates. except where special bargains are made.
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the - Of nnGsanl sun refused 10 redeem = ID. ~
prsmiun avenged about tws and half PER osak Money
however abundant and bis were readily discounted
three TO four per osn which contributed 70 produce
revival trade and the consequent smploymsnt Of the
masses The government finances were not however, In
sassfActory condition. the last budGs showed that
tho expenses were sn largely in excess Of the revenue
The three Der cent oonsols Notwithstanding buoy
ant and ross to seventy under debt Of &SSo
EXPENSES DURING rm RRIoN or aDoBoH Iu
calculation was made Of the gross expenses Of the
government during the reign Of George Ill, who had
just did after occupying the throne for nine years.
and il was shown that the aggregate amount expended
was e. oOo about 81 22s 900 ooo being three
times the value Of all the property in the kingdom
n GOOD THE COMING. HAS ago
The good time that England had 20 long been strug-
ling for was ow-ls2l--opening 70 her view The
Bank Of England notwithstanding It had an active crcu
ation Of twenty hree millions OF pounds sterling, equal
10 about one hundred and ten millions Of dollars re-
literally 10 specie payments after suspension OF
twenty-one years Consols wont up 70 76h, the har-
vests abundant trade was Aourishing, empoyment
was nearly equal TO the demand therefor tho people be-
came more rsconciled, II omit tho difficulties which
were produced by the trial and death Of bis discarded
Queen, 70 the new King George the Fourth, and the
country rapidly assumed satisfactory and prosperous
THE oaANosLLoR or THE ExcHEQUER AND TIE
% ,f SINKING FUND SYSTEM. NJ -'g,45 r
Tho sinking fund system as before shown, had beon
entirely destroyed and became evident that England
could not and probably would not pay the principal
OF her national debt But we may here remark that
although Mr. vansittar Chancellor Of tho ExcheqHer
did not display any very brilliant financial genius he
had carried out to tho letter the sinking fund policy
of his predecessor (Mr Pitt, it would probably have
produced upon the British dnng the trying
times from 1915 to 1sl9 the effect that attended the
placing Of the last straw upon the oamos back bc
said therefore, that Mr. vansart actually preserved the
faith Of the nation by his policy Of borrowing from the
sinking fund.- whom credit was lowest instead
of endeavorng collect more revenue from the over
taxed people, offering loans at the runous rates Of dis
counts 70 which tho public stocks were often driven
THE NATIONAL DEBT OF ENGLAND AT VARIOUS
PERIODS.
1922 consols 70 8l and there was no check 70
tho increasing prosperity and rapid accumulation OF
wealth The following table, showing the national debt
of England and Ireland-funded and unfnnded-on the
9th Of January each year. from 1900 TO 1892 and the
amounts contracted and redeemed may prove interest
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SATURDAY, juno 24-6P.

SATURDAY, june I'D P. n.
Asass-Receipts, 0 pkgs The market was duh, and
only small sales were reported at 81 81 rs for pots
and So for pearls
BRsADsruvvs 49, 746 bbls nour, 1s1 do, Sol
bags corn meal SO, 722 bushels wheat oo742 do corn,
50Oodo oats 700 do rye 1856 900 do malt and 2so do
barley The -four market dull and heavy today, and
prices ruled in favor OF the buyer There de-
cline however though at the close there few buy
at outside quotations The sales moderate,
comprising 5000 barrels at quotations. the market
closing heavy Rye flour continued dull and prices were
wholly nominal. Canada -four was also dull and prices
ruled in favor OF tho buyer Tho sales $50 bba
The sales we're only $50 bbs, at quotations.
Corn meal steady, with sales Of 900 bbs Brandy
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ezl sssis's 2. .'o, ! g. : ~ &22 a
6tRsDseaI,4s are IN fsssk Of his sssina6 Do. bsll1

nj bstS;s tzs crop q rs = ~ @&&G ~
S5Mssss|,s are N sss& q Ills '''inaS sos bslIS
Of asy S's nsy II msrcSspssSis coGs On ~
In the South was 1900 900 baes and Tor the growdt
crop 600 Total supply up TO the incoming sof ~
crop Of 1soa 1oe0, 900 bales Since ths9 h9e sc!g9
the opinion Of nany we'll Informed psrtids froA bot4
aides Of the Mississippi river az well - BY SIX weekV
sojourn in Missi1sippi ascertaining the cendioo9
Of the growing crop. The result 10 that I
am disposed TO reduce my former -eseimases
- TO the quantities on hand especially In ~
Trans Mississippi region II will be borne In mind thes
Immediately aeY tho writing of that review We were ad
vieed Of the destruction Of about ono hundred
bales ip Alabama and more lately large amount has
been destroyed At Mobile The effects OF the suddee
transition Of the Of the country can only be reaseo
Dy those who witness IT, and taking all the circumstances
into account do believe that hve hundred housana
bales can be raised this year Tho cotton lying near the
water courses will qoop be at hand subsequent receipts
VIII come IN very slowly especially a. planters are awa'
Ing the removal OF the twenty five per cent deducuou
havo no on0ecHon 70 put tho opinion on reeoru tnes
dating from the lst OF May last the receipts et al pon0
up TO the LIST Of October 1880 whom ell IN tho country
will have come forward win not reach ono million seven
hundred thousand bales Of merchsntable cotton. 98
The closing quotations at the evening exchange were:
New York Central osx Hudson River, losk Erie, 7eKs
Michigan Southern, Illinois Central l24; Cleveland
and Pittsbury, osK; Rock Island, lo1K.
The closing prices OF stocks a the nrst board the
a.... C~t.,r r1o~xu
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Total 500 2s7, ,o2i 4O7S4oce osab,o2i ia,7le 2s7

In future issue we shall state the import movement,
and quote other statistics which, by comparison, will
show conclusivey how much gold have lost since the
suspension, and what amount sti remains la the
country
with reference 10 the cotton supply question which is
at present one OF considerable controversy and the
Of multitude Of contradictory opinions the New
Orleans Ircs Current of the 1esn has the following com
munication, IN which the total crop Of cotton
now in the Southern country, both east and west
OF tho Mississippi, is eftmatcd by a professedy
competent observer not 10 exceed twelve hun
dred thousand bales and The crop for the present ycar
not than Ave hundred thousand bales The natu-
raj inclination Of tho writer appears to be adverse 70
undertaking tho probable quantity available for com
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that he had nsw plan which, followed, you'd A.
charge tho entfs BY the ysar 1881 HIS new sysen
was adopted but IL is hardly necessary 70 say thai con-
sderably over eghths OF tho debt still remain
We give below table showing the result OF the TWO
sinking fund systems adopted by Mr. Pitt and Mr. van
sittart:-
Mn rrr's ONE rrs Cxn Mr.. vAssrrARr's NEW sSs-
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Whole number OF national banks authorized
date 1884, with aggregate capital or $3zVvz4,o
Amount OF circulation issued to national su
banks for the week. ck.................... 2,26I,I14
Previously issued 14O O797,IsS
Total circulation issued 10 date. $143 064, ,S76
The National Farmers Planters National Bank Of
Baltimore Nd and the Merchants National Bank, Of
Now Bedford Mass have been designated by the Secre
tary of the Treasury additional repositories Of the
public money .fl tn H.a.aa
II is not true that Messrs. W. I. Coleman Co. ad-
vanced money to Smith J. Eastman Co. Tho report
probably grew out Of tho statement that Mr. Mott Robin
son had made such advances.
The following stocks and bonds sold by Adrian 4
Muller, p. r. wilkins & Co., on Saturday, 1
i- To Close Account
g. 900 Mississippi Rhd Missouri Railroad Company
Construction bonds, sst0e0 each, together win
90 900 Croton Water six per cent Stock Of the city
OF New York. Of 1883 interest quarterly. .M -
5000 Volunteer soldicrs' Family Aid Fund, six
per cent Bonds, OF city OF New York, OF 1S75... %
5000 Riot Indemnity per cent Bonds Of 1881 %
5000 Central Park Improvement Fund, six per
cent Stock, Of 1876 o3X
210 shares Greenwich Bank. 426 each. ....... 15Ok
l23 Mechanics Bank, S26 each. ............... 100
10 New York and New Haven Railroad Company,
II Metropolitan Gas Light Co., 500 each 1l9x
Jefferson Insurance Company, $50 each ...... 156
10 City Fire Insurance Co., $40 each 110&
40 IoriIlard Fire Insurance Company, SIS cach. e6x
20 New York Accidental Insurance Company
$lW eacn, ~. .,... $1,000. WA
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rMANolAL Ms6 coMMeec Gal.

suuDAy. June =, 1905.
The stock market has bssn sxtrsmely dull during the
past week. end on ths whole quotations the Close
showed slight decline; but considering the absence Of
outside support the absence Of greater recession is
infsrentlallv sign Of strength, the source Of which,
however 10 70 he found In the easy condHion OF ths
money market, oal loans being made as 40 per oena
The summer weather IL unsvorabs TO speculation, By
reason OF the departure OF many Of the speculative
brokers and professional operators or the haun serene
BY the rivers side" and elsewhere The bulls thus
being out OF the nsd 70 extent the bears aneas
no disposition TO attack force, and merely guerilla
business y the result ts.,. 5..lair,s- 5as1a
The gold market was on the average, arm up 70 satur
day night whsn upon the news Of the advance OF nve
twenties to es esX in London, The premium declined
TO 1AoX. closing at lAl. The highest price known fos
gold At the date Of tho City Of Bostons sailing was 1917
1s7x and did not advance TO 147k till the 18th inst
Cash gold was scarce throughout tho week. the borrow
ing rate ranging from 11o TO per cent per day. ous
was particularly SO on Saturday, when % much - u
was paid The extreme quotations on the street
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THE COUNTRY SEEMINGLY PROSPEROUS. 81
Financial matters had assumed shape in 1923 which
seemed render the credit OF tho country perfectly
SECURE The debt bad been brought down TO about
Gsa4 900 OO0 and tho budget OF the Chancellor of the
Exchoquer was very satisfactory exhibit The receipts
and expenses during the year 1923 were foIiows- W
Receipts E57, ,672, 900
Expenses OV,SoI,VA4
ra oos
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TuB MASSES GETTING DISCOURAGED.
The year 1918 opened with no brighter or more en-
couragng prospects. The with France continued,
hostilitics with the United States had commenced and
trade in consequence had greatly diminished the priva
teers Of this country preyng upon British COM
merce tho English lower classes were clnmorous and
rotous and the credit OF the government gradually
the decline.
ANOTHER L0AN-How 1T WAS NEGOTIATED.
Another loan Of twenty seven millions Of pounds was
called for, which was contracted the following
terms For every hundred pounds Of money ono
hundred and pounds OF three per cent stock and
sixty pounds OF four por stock given, making
hundred and seventy pounds Of stock for each
hundred pounds Of money. In obtaining the above
toned tho national debt necessarily increased
the following amount
Three pei cents. 12a, ,O00 600
-Four per cents. 10 100000
Total. .f45, 900 900
which, together, demanded the payment Of interest
OF G $40 0Oo The deprecated condition OF the govern
ment stock not fuy shown the above figures;
for, when the premiums, brokerage &C., were paid,
found that tho loan ncttcd barely twenty five and
half millions Consols ranged during the year between
sex and 6lk. Tho Bank of England had increased It's
circulation TO twenty five millions Of pounds and It's
were at depreciation Of twenty -thrcee rcr cont.
SYSTEM.
new cause OF excitement in financial Affairs now
sprung up Mr.. Pitt who had managed the finances Of
tho nation since 17so-a period OF twenty years
was succeeded Chancellor of the Exchcquer by the
Right Honorable Nicholas vanslttart who proposed 10
uproot portion Of Mr. Pitts policy The sinking fund
system, which established by Of Parliament in
1s02 and generously fostered by sIr Pitt until in 1913
was made 10 yield 1fccn millions OF pounds which
was applicable 10 the redemption Of the debt Mr. Van
star desired 70 abandon and turn the amount over
the current expenses His argument in support Of the
desired change would not be considered strong
vincing at tho present day but whatever was
thought OF II at that time tho proposed alteration re-
colvcd the sanction OF Parliament Mr.. vansttart con-
tended that tho sinking fund had become engine
OF such power and efficacy there great danger
of1e debt becoming reduced rapidly If the contrac
tion Of loans ho sad should cease tho sinking fund
would soon come to pay or thirty or forty millions
annually and tho reduction of these immense sums
could not previously, be concealed neutrazed by
Che Simultaneous contraction Of debt TO an equal or
grcsier amount, but IL would appear at once by the
dmna,on TO that extent Of the public funds every year
Can we contemplate ho continued without alarm, tho
prospect Of paying OH thirty forty millions annually
Tor The next thirty years aud then suddenly ceasngS
Such an event. he contonded would produce effects upon
the credit Investments &C The country too formidable
en- Tor imagination to contemplate. II might be sup
poel ~ 'i'c a5o'c argument that the new Chancellor
OF The crtirr considered large debt IL not plainly
q ., i'a nrsol by his subsequently stating
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Tho wheat market In full sympathy win HOUR ana
with limited inquiry both for milling aud for expors
prices rather favored the buyer Still there was no do
cded reduction though sales could not have been made
at tho close except at concession the part OF
sellers Tho sales confined TO 45 600 bushels At
Al "a for Chicago spring, 81 30 81 40 for amber Mil
waukoe, 81 rs 81 rs for ambor Michigan, and 81 SEX
for Racine spring Rye remained dull, with sales OF
1000 bushels Western at SIC Barley was quiet and We
heard OF no sales Malt was dull, but prices were nom
naly unchanged Corn was In good demand and prices
advanced 1c &C. with sacs OF 4s 600 bushels al soc
s7c for unsound, and SOC for sound western mlxeu
Oats were also In demand, at an advance OF e. WIN
fair sales at from 1870 to for WesteIn 1sc; 10.
Canada and rec for State; 1900 bushels Canada peas
sold at 81 35. - an. sr,.,, so,os =,
4Gc O 50c. l -, r, so,.s Aoo h.c.
Rio noticed in our last report should have read so0o
bags. al Il l7k in bond We also note sales oil a'ooo
bags Rio at 15tsc., gold :. ooo r.. n, ooc n aoc ro,
CopPER.--We note sales OF io,Vvo '"e' w ~' " w
Baltimore Detroit aud Portage; - .,,. al, =, OF.
roid 600 lbs quinne at 81 22k ~ 2Ih; Doov tons
SSrussate potash at 36hc 39c 100 tons crude prim
stone private torms 100 casks bleaching powders' pr'
Vac market was buoyant under active do
usnd and prices again advanced lc. per pound the
saIos were about 900 bales, closing at s2c Tor mid
unnBs w N"V'' ,,.r..s Evor,do MobIs NJ n At
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Mobile. NOaT.

" Tarueurs wore Hrru, though the offerings were mode
rstc Tbs engg9ments wero;-ro Liverpool, 7,Voa
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Government gold bearing SKIES have been inactive nus
rm and the further advance Of Avetwentes in Europe
win be likely TO strengthen them IN some degree,
although rise in gold would assist them more sysa
The interest on the following items Of the gold bearing
indebtedness Of the will be due on the LIST OF
July htsa1 -. - ....s.
a ~ cart honda of January 28 l847 1854 915
c, s;s ~ ~. Cont Cont honda March Al l848 .. 634, 500
% Tja IN nor Ger cent honds Jnne IL 1855 ... 900
Eve po ,or cent bonds Jnne 90 1850 .... 35l,100
Gu ,ar e cont honds Fehruarv g. 1851 - l. 11O4 900
Sx nor cent bonds July II and August 1851 100000
six sr Gsn s9 n anS
Five per cent bonds Texas indemnity, septcm- 40 ,oo
@; No. csnt 0reoon war bonds March g. 1851 6O960
Six per cent bonds March 8, 1885, ......... 4oVoVV
Total for each wear. $40, 5o7 sl4
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES IN l8l3-sUBsIDIEs AND
PAUPRRISM.
The receipts and expenses during The year 1913 were %
follows "a
Total receipts from all sources. .f160 062 29s
Aggregate expenses. lSoooi zSi
Excess or rcccipts eco sol, ,OO7
Stock red semed . ................ ~ GAG, ,O60
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upon 70 pay ~ entire poor rsses e ~ parsA witch rs
Quired more thAn his whole inco0e
case Yves mentsoasA Of . gentismaa having sent hh
entire tenantry 10 prison for payment Of rent and,
a. his own thus cut or he expected 10 bs
forced TO follow thom In parts Of the west Of Eng
land particularly Derbyshire, whole districts wore re-
duced TO miscry The tenants throw up their farms In
bodies they being inadequate 10 yied sufficient TO pay the
taxes and large Of country literally laid waste
as the ravages Of pesencs famine wsr had swept
over them and propretors who used 10 rcoeive thou
sands year for had not as many hundreds and IN
many cases scarcely anything at all
7 APrEALs PoR 4 REDUCTION or TAXES.
We have these few sentences endeavored TO dAgusr
reotype the condition Of England nearly year after the
restoration Of peace both with France and the United
States at which time the prevailing cry Of the people
was for q reduction OF the taxes curtament OF the
enormous establishments and rotrenchment OF the
penses Of the civil list which together rendered such op
pressive taxes necessary sNi'fA y ft.pA
INTERNAL DrFFIoULrIEs-NoBs AND RIOTS.
Although England had with foreign nations 10
her progress 1885, she troubled with internal
dculties of the most formidable character Meetings.
mobs and petitions 70 Parliament for relief were Of almost
daily occurrence Of the people underline heavy
burdens Of taxation the infuratons they At times exh
bed the street attacks made upon what termed the
byCOpuhutC mut0try duu tucfr triouun IN HdtatiohN
coupled with tho threats Of assassnation against tho
Prince Regent and tho cries Of the poor for bread
dered the kingdom Of crazy old George tho Third, as
he called, not very envabe country in which 80
bring up family" ~ lY, i,es,,69 Il, aasa -af 5
u ENoRMTv OF TIE NATIONAL DEBT.
Some curious questions with their answers pub
shed during the year 1915 in relation 10 the national
debt, from which we Gull the following
O. II the debt pound Bank Of England notes
how much would II weight
A. Seventeen tons.
O. How large space would the notes coverf
A. Four thousand five hundred and sixteen square
miles.
@ If the debt was In guinoas how long line would IL
maker ... a-t
A. Ten thousand five hundred and twenty one miles
O. What would be its weight in goldS
A. Fourteen million nine hundred and eighty thou
sand pounds
Q What its weight in silver
A. Three hundred and twenty-six million pounds.
@ How many carts would the gold load, allowing two
thousand pounds weight to eachH
A. Seven thousand four hundred and ninety one.
@ How long would be the train Of these carts loaded
with goldS
A. Ninety miles,
@ How many carts would be necessary to carry the
amO mt Of tho debt in silverY
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Personal NOTICES.
COAL

REST RED ASH, LOCUST, MOUNTAIN
II and Lehigh Goal, Stove, kanSe, Crate and
furnAoo, % % p1r ton. M, ska, 81. screened ana
delivered. THOMAS sroKEb, corner Sad Of. and
10Th v 4A
COAL-WE ARE NOW DELIVERING THE
and other coal Al tho lowest marks, price, veil
soreeuod, hull weight guaranteed. MACDONALD
a hAoEVof, Ho West n,h st. bot. 9th and lO'o
avenues. B4S
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AylUsEM ENTs.

RARNUM'S MUSEUM AT WINTER GAR
~ DEN.
ei7 Brosdvy, sppa-its Bond u
Every Afternoon At E,snins = n
The vory isuehsble Psn,ornims u Nsnsissg
DUCIIAbuNEAu.
FIGHTING GLADlAIORs NY THE rALLEEy
BROTHERS AND rHk NIColo TROUPE.
Fancy and Comic Dances by Mise H. SHE'LL. Mi0
DAVENPORT, ard NAsrER TIMOTHY.
W. b. HARRISON, Comic q EItempoTspevus sinsss
THk fEARLEss fourM.loINl EICOLo,
THE GREAT LIVING CuMOsiriEs.
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN, WEIGHING CO. pountN
NOVA SCOTIA GIANrESS over i>et hish.
CIRCASSIAH FAMILY,
DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK
Admission 30 cents; Children under tan, IL erntu-
Psruneite and Balcony, co ccnts 100
..inNh1lONS or CURlOsTTlES 70 TIE NEW
hIst, tecsived at CHINESE BUII4DINGR b2S
aud Sil Broadpay
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TOR ADOTTION-A VOTING WIDOW
+ Who Ia, l1s' he husband "a the -Gr, sishss 70
rive he- da ch ~, op,y lev DAYS old, Who Is fin,
:, IN. Chic. 20 .nule one who viii stop. n, and
NM "A 40 n tL,ir e.n. Can lie seen 4 NJ. Y2G
West lT.l It, IGlure ior ArS. MlLiLk, in the bse-
se,f 20
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EUR SEW ERS-A FEW MORE GOOD
i sewers vsa..d At 81 Ch,thNn -, top floor. lG'
urls WANTED To FINISH CAPS
ustesdy emp o. inent and coed wager. 81 L--,pen
AID e. 90
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: hJf WHO CAS- SIT TYPE WELL
= vsu,ld ina LewsDel.r once 20 riskc hiL~Uf
60. ta.i r-sfl Address NtWsr MFR ~ 9Li,
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EXCURSIONS.

a NNUAL PICNIC AND EXCURSION OF
Aug s4,h, 70 Pleasant V.Iiey' The .pisndid bsrse
sna ~ s,mer es,retod Tor ths oscs1ion u. .ys
~ .,s 49, A. N and toe. q soth 81
man. WIN. THOMPSON, scc. Iof
MACPHERSON'S THIRD AFTERNOON
" and Evening Pc NC and socisbie this ,~sson.
Will take place next Friday, AYR fbth q, Iin,ov
Park, Eass 63d a. dancing 70 conwsnse n, p "
and terminate al - z. N. Robe rt-on,, bspd iii
furnish the music tickets 70 Cha 70 10 hsd :, the
NOTICE-THE SOIRER OF THE SIX
reitor Plcnure Club, heinz unsvsidsbly p.o.t-
Boned on account Of the weather. viii take place nes,
iushN evening, Ans. ~ ct the same place. !. c.
kNAPP, PEST. Z. y. bIMES, scc. iss
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D 1VNNLIOTF TOLDfk> WANItD-APPLY
- LTOS & WnlrEGORL'S, b8I PoArl At. ~
HXCFISIOR AGENCY-THE PLACE FOR
u rouur tnen and I'll des ing en- poymcnt ns the
,r,p.'ofs ave live inc~ -ud sill pioase yOa II pssi-
~, 2IG Is oadvsy, room Il. ID
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COOP BASKET MAKER WANTED 10
a CONN suce y,rs TO-DAY " Ser ChAihherr q,
da ]. TO s,e1ny mAa coed pay and r oady
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lTAED snOE CIl1EEs ATTENrION

7 lnT Nd SHOE CUTTERS ATTENTION
- A P.Nic Ncr'iur viii he held 1t Cs'holr IT.
GA, 4 Ii YtT ~, CIV on Ncluesizr Fyenlnr.
Az I'd 49, 5'co~k. under the an Gee Of the boot
Shoe Clttrn.' Assoc alton, tor thc purpose o. dis-
....l. .ut bee, mo,c bs vhich they cSn ~ i've
hi. f,I. Irer. len los thy.4 'Ahor hss-rs. NJ ste
fi.,s ~ 4i.,Ht or the Workiur mcu'' ulon, VIM.
l,r igr. 10, y Ia loU n. LrCtcr ". 'ridev, aud
,te.s ,iI a..itcs. tre r1e. ting. by order OF 'hs
TO- .ft 10. 20. ot Arrau-r C.ts. lle
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FEW GOOD HOOP SHIRT MAKERS
-srtel-Also eirl. 20 iearu who src perfectly
~ 20 ave "a dave time. Apply 10 +. T. a A. L.
Eh. b4oads .y, cor Walker st. $40
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STEAAER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ.
- IenA Wet Point Cornwall Nesbursh, Milton,
PouShteepsa and RondouI from foot Of Desbross-s
" oteIE afternoon aXeept6unaAL o. 81 o'clOek-oos
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O7ERATons TO WORK on CoRsETs
els, irs only nod sppy, At Mrs. tHALoN's Corset
fscto 81, .ss Bowery. 116
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OPERATORS WANTED-iO GOOD Hands
~ 10 msLe ain flannel ali u Oh Singers machine
Good p.ices aid STEADY work. Aiao good hand to
hem and bind on W. q We. Iaquire 4S9 East lGIh
Al ~
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