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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.

ThEAsrRY DErARrNRST,l
September ~, 1900, I
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depsr:
ment up TO 10 M, on MONDAY, 18th OF October
next, for the building and htlng Of four steamers
for the Revenue Marine, biddeTs to furnish their
own speeiheAtons-the same to be submitted to a
board OF ohlcers-the Department reseryinE the
right 70 reject all. II not from competent and
Speed being " sroat Importance, the Department
has adopted his course to inyite competition, and
will require the bidders to furnish drawings, In
dstAil, Of hull aud machinery, with models com.
plete, and the parties to whom the awards are
made shall give bond with sulleient sureties for
the proper Performance OF the work, according to
the pesiheations, models, Ae,, approved.
The vessels vii be q the following dimen.lons:
PROPELLER OF IRON, HBRMAPHRODlTE
BRIO RI0dRD.
Length, Infect on load line.
BeptS Of = hO IS. V ise Ian snd.S Sps'01
Draft Of water, loaded, mot to exceed II feet
slDB.WHEkL STEAMER, IRON OR WOOD,
HRRMAPHRuDlTk BRIG Rl00ED,
Length, las feet on load line.
Breadth Of beam, Is feet mouldeTed,
Depth Of hold, II feet
Drati Of water pot 10 exceed 81 feet loaded
TWO SMALL STEAMERS OF WOOD
Length, 40 feet on load line,
BTeAdtL Of beam, % feet mOuldeTUl
Depth ofhold, 0 feet
Draft of water not to exceed ~, T. ct re,lri
Propeller to have Que dirrc, ,cii"s rtE.a",
Largo Side wheel Steamer, one osrillaIink en-
CINE.
Two Small Steamer, hsAm engine,
GBO. s. boutwell,,
uep25.td Secretary Of Treasury
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Proposals.
pRorosALs FOR COAL

Proposal. for fqrnishins 1000 Tons Of Coal, viz,
Lyhens valley, Red Ash and while Ash, Tor IAN.
N, 4aa Seventh and \. u sfTGesblffS2k.
sepa-A' Pfesideut n Gs
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Bookbinders.

II BoOK.BIEDER AND PAPER RULER,
No, III Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets south side,
Hooks elegantly or plainly bCHnl Periodicals
aud newspapers carefully attended to,
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sRSArE CY THE UNiTEu SrATL4,)
OFFICE ~ TnE sHkuEANT-AT-ARHH, }
wAsuISurrS, September ~, lstD,
Sealed proposals will DO received at this otlca
until u m, II TUESDAY. October n nsxt. for
the deliver 70 tho senate Of tho United btai.s OF
sight hundred tons pounds 70 ths toni Of bOsl
WttC Ash furnace CoAli also, for one hundred
s@i d nSe1tI SoId. 81 sss. Bakers. Pine Weed and
The coal TO be thoroughly screened tT' Wp.d
well seasoned. and the whole packed away Ia trr
sfnAte SAnlis, under the direction Of til, chtrl ~
sepA Sergeant .Ht. AIms
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STATIONERY FOR TIE UNITED STATES

OFFICE OF PrRqHLsiso AND DtsBrRsTSg,
PAIsAsrsR u, s. NAVY,
Nc p BsoApwAr. Nay Yosx. Sept. q, isp.
'Bids for Stationery Advertised" will be 70.
ceiyed at thls once until I o'clock, p, n, lat
quality. and TO be delivered free OF expense at the
nayy.yard. New York, subject 10 the usual In.
BUREAU oT EatiPMENr AND RECRUITING.
Rrssers.
v2,o0o Quarterly, 5000 Monthly and TO- 900 Weekly
YeomAn's Returns
5000 Yeomsn's Daily RequIsitions.
% sets Equipment Books.
Pencils
SPenknives
6r!oss Gum Elastic Loops.
bidders are referred to the equipment onlcer Ia
charge at the nayy-yard for further information.
nnd are requested to state on their proposals. tho
time within which the delivery Of awards will be
completed, which must not exceed twenty days
gwen for the prompt and faithful fuisilmeht
Blank forms furnished at thi. ofies,
Parties Interested are invited to be present at tho
hour above named, when the bids will be opened,
J. C. ELDRtD0E,
q Ma,
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OFFICE PAYNAsTER o. g. NAvr,l
No, f16 CHEsrsrr sTKgFr.
Sealed propcsais. endotssd 'fPropo.,is for Sup.
o'olock, m, on the Ist Of October for farnishius
the united States Navy Department with the fol.
lowing articles TO be Il the best quality aud sub
:Si y q; ia;Rs.s oss5 Gs
llvered, when required, free Of expense to tho
Government, for which security must be given.
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, &c.
625 pounds Zinc, white, dry.
900 pounds Soap, CASTLE,
SIS lights Glass, IS by % inches, nrst quality
double thick,
100 lights Glass, II by 90 inches, drst quality,
IS eases Glass. magazine. elear vbits. polished.
- l7inehss diameter. TX Inch thick.
inches wide - 'A'' w -
% sides Leather, rump, oil tanned, 800 pounds
than poupSs, 'A''' 0N''u'A' s'ae' n"' 'e''
100 feet Hoss, best leather. q inehe,. conner
riyetsd' '''S'
lS tous t2.2,0 pounis) BltumInou- Coal.
| 20 gross Brass Screws. az inches long. No Of
FOR BUREAU bFORDNASCE Wv -'
fsct DUN sneti"n Nose
FOR BUREAU OF pro V,sfO Ms AND CL OTUTSI
n barrels Beai In FOOD stont b,frsIs frns ron,
sap, and with four Iron hoops.
ofies navy ward ''' NJ
Dlank fnfms for pronos Al. "a bo nb,.,,aJ a, ,bI
ofies W. D' ''' '''''''H n. NJ HiFsRELiL.. 'H''
.- -. =. t u. 9al.ea eSsses saNy.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR AT PORTS LYONS
L AND REYNOLDS @
orPI'S cH,Sy CoM.LssAsr or syH.IsTnsoE.l
Fear LnAvSswSSrI. K.s' Sept. r H. ISL.
Sealed proposals lin duplicateC will he "a.
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PURE-9ENUIHE.

PURE-9ENUINE.
Great Reduction In Price.
HoPP'sMALTR EXTRACT 10 beverage partiou-
larry adapted to persons OF weak and debilitated
constitutions, and those .udering from .dyspepsia,
place OF and superior to ale, porter, and spritu-
and tonics are needed.
JOS. ,. PEDERSEN,
...s,,. ,,.,,. "A M T.,;I s.rs.., \; =.
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DRoP SAILS.
NAVY PAyNAsTER's oPPIcH,l
wAsHiVtroS, D, c, September %, 1859.
Scaled proposals. 10 be Endorsed ''Pfoposals, -
will he received at this Office until II m. tho lat
which must be OF the very best qualify, to be Do,
llycTed free Of expense and qoveInmelttax at the
Inspection kheTeAt, 10 witt
BUREAU 81 ORDNANCE.
90 cords Spruce Pine Wood
llO1 feet OF Iron Tire,
800 feet Iron for Hub bAnds
l6 900 feet white Pine
Descriptive schedule with particulars to be seen
4 this ohes ksspoIsiels security required fcr
ayaTdAl IN conformity with stpnlGiiops on the
blank icEms Tor BIDS to be had atths once, other
BDwtN STEwART,
septB.S PNymRsteT pni.ed stAtcs Navy,
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Railroad Routes.
RALriMoRR AND ONO RAILROAD.

AND ohIo hAiLhoAD.
wAsHIsaros, SAM. Il. isss
noRH. ana WANT haTbNo Sh HHv BkLTI
are now run as iolloys, VII; "Ae'
Leave daily, except sundsS, a 100, sn and
foR AL WAY sTiffoNs SOP m
m saS q "a etisn :. s M "h" and sSa
~ -A' Y0R ANNAPOLIS.
from Innspoiis On saadsg' p ID NO 'Hn 10 or
,o9NJsHHbhIa.
Leave 81 ., m, and III u, 80, q 10 and q n. m.
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A LExANDRIA, LoupoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
IA RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANoEMENT, BEGINNING APRIL
l 1869.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.

Leave Alexandra at s g. m. and D. m, Leave
Hamilton At o .. IN. and II 30 a. IN. Leave Lees.
burg at o :3 .. m, and 1918 y. m,
The a. IN. train from Alexandria and II 30 A. m,
train from Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Berry, lille hand winehesteri also, with Resmer's
Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg on Mon.
Aide aud Middleburg, returning Tuesday,, Thurs.
days and Saturdays.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at copyepIap nj
hours for connections with washin ri on and BALI.
more, same dAY
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WAsHiE9ToN; o ALEXANDRIA,
CHANGE OF TIME,

w 1Nb dEoRaErowN RAftRoAb' a.
CHANCE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905
On and after MONDAY. Dec 2st, 1885, and until
further notice, Passenger Trains will run between
Washington and Alexandria as follows;
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot oi9 q. N. do. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke and Hen.
Dsreots from Manassas railrOAd) Asst p. m. do.
frda Lynehburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssENoER TRAINS.
v.,,EI,iSS% nsuss :, 4 nns fiS g n.. 4. "
,SB KIM and St. Hsspi .. 9
" pnEo {" " ,SSs
- l.9 M,
TS Duke and Henry 30 %
~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot, at
g. a. IN. connect with Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains At St. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the line Of that road between Ma.
nassas Junction and HArrisonbug.
Trains leaving s.; Asaph and King streets at 2iS
from Manassas and H.rTisonbuIg at 1881 m. ar.
.. 4, bTEvENs, Den supt,
", J. PHRLPs, Cen Manager. deeSO.tf
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Steamboat Lima.

MERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
.s,y!$a: H HI e! 4pss,our
For further informatio apply 10 JOs, u. GILT.
Agent ohes and wharf fool q ish street, Gorge.
Nav fo,k svenus. >. w. TH0kPs0N..
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srPrics, u In cloth, 70 cent? In paper,
sent post. paid, on receipt Of money.
sI-Liberal Discount 20 the Trade.
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- An Act for tho relief OF G. McAullG.
Dc u enacted BY tie Board Of Aldsrms,
and Board Of Common Council Of the on,
Of Washingion, That the sum Of seventeen
dollars and six cents (tl706) be, and tn,
same Is hereby, appropriated out Of the gen
eral fund.to reimburse Cornelius McAulli
for said amonnt Of taxes overpaid.
Approved September IS, 1869.
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JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to. webb's Dl.
gest.
Resolved bv hs Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council ofns Cityof Wash,
ington, That the copies Of Webb's Digest Of
the Corporation laws, now In the charge Of
the Water Registrar, be, and the same arc
hereby, placed In the charge Of the Mayor,
subject to his control and order.
Approved September II, 1859.
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An ACT to cause Waterman to DO laid In
street north, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west.
BE II enacted BY tie Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of tie city o.
Warrington, That tho Water Board be, and
they are hereby, requested to cause water.
main to DO laid In street north, between
Fourth and Fifth streets west; and suffi.
Client amount to pay for tho same Is hereby
appropriated, payable out Of the water fund.
Approved September IS, 1860.
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LAWS Passed By the sixsy.soventh
Ceuscii Of washiagton city, d. q.
AN Act for the relief OF James NJ. Hudnut.
BE Enacted BY TIE Board Of Aidermsn and
Board Of Common Council Of Ms Cty Of
Warrington, That the sum Of twenty two
dollars and nity.siI cents be, and the same
IL hereby, appropriated out Of tho general
fund to enable the Mayor TO refund the same
TO James NJ. Hudnut for taxes and costs
thereon enormously eIacted Of said Hudnut.
Approved September II, 1869.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04
THE EYES! THE EYES F.!
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
N more than FIVE years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquant-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is prac-
ticing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy
membrane growing the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma, or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis, or closing OF tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted withoutthe least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye, A large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale al reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
.versal success will warrant a continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, almostlaonth
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor s
Office daily, in different stages of recovery.
ofice-737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
PLAzA) San Francisco. lo.l4:1y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

New PRoFEssoR-A CHANCE FOR A CANDI-
DArE.-Apropos of the proposition to create a
professor of journalism at General Lees college,
the Cincinnati Times proposes a special depart
ment of local editing, and sums up very pleas
antly the kind of instruction required. We
quote
The student in the local business should have
great deal of exercise on his legs each day
taught that it isn't brains so much as leg talent
that is required to make an efficient local re-
porter. He must learn to smell an item at dis
tance, as the model war-horse ''snufeth the bat
tie afar, and spare exertion in finding it.
His fancy and imagination need to be cultivated
somewhat, and his invention quickened and en-
couraged, in order that he may have something
to fall back on in case things persistenly refuse
to happen, for the public demands local news
every day, remember, whether there be any or
not. Deprive them of able /" leaders" and they
may stand it for day two, but they won't
give up their local news for a single issue. The
student should be taught to miss his meals often,
sit up late nights, eat all sorts of festival sup
pers, and sit patiently to hear long and dull
speeches from after dinner orators, He must
learn not to be alarmed by threats of horse
whipping, and must be licked occasionly by the
Professor to accustom him to any incidents of
the kind that are not improbable to occur.
Finally the candidate for the " local " chair
should learn to live q moderate income,
sternly subdue all inclinations Or more than
the necessaries of life, and be willing to give
poverty smiling welcome, until fate, or his
own exertions, hoists him to higher place
Who'll take the professorship Of local editing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

MARR1AGE.-M is a woman's career, let
women rebel against the edict as they may; and
though there may be word-rebellion here and
there, women learn the truth early in their lives.
And women Lnow it later in life when they
think of their girls; and men know it, too,
when they have to deal with their daughters.
Girls, too, now acknowledge aloud that they
have learned the lesson and Saturday Reuiewers
and others blame them for their lack of modesty
in doing so most unreasonably, most uselessly,
and, far as the influence of such censors may
go, most pernicously. Nature prompts the de-
sire, the world acknowledges its ubiquity, cir
cumstances show that it is reasonable, the whole
theory of creation requires it but it is required
that the person most concerned should falsely
repudiate it, in order that mock modesty may
oe maintained in which no human being can be-
leve Such is the theory of the censors who
deal heavily with our English women of the
present day. Our daughter should be educated
to be wives, but, forsooth they should never
wish to be wooed The very idea is but rem
nant of the tawdry sentmentalty of age in
which the mawkish insipidity of the women was
the reaction from the vice of that preceding it.
That our girls are in quest of husbands, and
know we'll in what way their lines in life should
be laid, is fact which none dispute. Let
men be taught to recognize the same truth as re-
CARDS themselves, and we shall cease to hear of
the necessity of new career for women.-He
Vicar of Bulhdmpion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

SPEclE.-There is desire to return to specie
payments, but there is not in the whole country
one twentieth enough specie to enable the peo-
pie to do so, if that we're the only currency
and what is sought is paper currency for
which specie can be had on demand. There is
a specie currency in England which consists in
the fact that the notes of the banks will be paid
in gold on demand, but the gold is never de-
manded. And there no small notes are issued,
SO that in the inferior transactions of the couu-
try specie is the only currency. This would be
accomplished here by the withdrawal from cir
culation of all notes under the denomination OF
five dollars, and this plan is proposed by the
Secretary of the Treasury; and it Is plan
which could be even now carried into successful
practice.-Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

TIE CHARMS OF MARRIEP LIFE.-If in that
chair yonder, not the one your feet lies upon,
but the one beside you, closer yet, were seated a
sweet-faced girl, with pretty foot lying out
upon the hearth, bit OF lace running round the
swelling throat, the hair parted to a charm over
a forehead fair as any of your dreams and if
you could reach an arm around that chairback
without giving offense, and suffer your fingers
10 play idly with those curls that escape down
the neck, and if you clasp with your hand those
little, white taper fingers of hers, which lie so
tempingly within reach, and so, talk softly and
low in the presence of the blaze, while the hours
slip without knowledge, and the winter winds
whistle uncared for; if, in short, you were no
bachelor, but the husband of some sweet image,
would it not be far more pleasant than q cold
single night sitting, counting the sticks, reckon
ing the length of the blaze and the hight of the
falling snow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

Many the writer these lines and invalid physician while visiting the
health experienced and witnessed surprising and
beneficial Effects the Rum there Ct the naids who were (ike
inquiry and investigation obtained full history
its medicinal virtues lie delighted and surprised and after his recovery,
which crraa possible. procure the sole right manufacture
and sell it in t.e United States
TIE result lis labs glorious himself and suffering humanity
PLAN
TA7-oN 5-T2s being e CT real merit founded principles and
rapid evlu-
ten household word all civilized
caisi: TS taIsax health and the demand for
the PLANTATION BTTERs exceeded the abilities the supply
Notwithstanding st. cro;z
pounding these B the quantity inadequate. therefore became
that abroad should made
dispatched st. Thomas for that He fortunate in securing and
leasing plantations tie and productive the
island Houses erected a-f by which utterly aston
iad the the island
cured the PLANTATION B-TERs in position
their abora. with all the perfectly St. z Rum needed IN manuac-
the natives crushing otherwise preparing for the stills and
aadoe and Intermittent and Maious Teve Dyspepsia and
kindred the
history the world Over million disposed annually They
adapted old and young and female They agreeable and always
produce immediate beneficial result
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04
WHIsTLING GIRLs.-There is proverb that
"Whistling girls and growing hens
ALWAYS a sn1na had dend,,

But, notwithing the old proverb, a writer
steps forward to defend the whistling girls in
this independent fashion "Show me the girl
who has the hardihood to whistle in these days,
when everything, even to the hair of your head
is at discount, and III show you girl that
can be depended upon, and one that will not fail
you in time of need, and will give you true
hearty grasp, the cordial hand shake, the warm,
genuine welcome, no tip of the kid glove, and a
cold how do you do : who can brave danger,
look toll in the face without shrinking, laugh
with those that laugh, and weep with those that
weep, as we'll as whistle with those that whistle
who can, in short take the world as she finds it,
rough and rugged, and not 60 as though she
was walking on eggs, and afraid of cracAi ing a
shell, who deals in substance not in shadow
These are the kind who have given a new read
ing to the proverb.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE!

MEDICINE PARIS GRADUATE OF THE
UNIVERSITY QUEENS COLLEGE ST. JoHNs
BApTIsTE SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential that he can be
consulted daily at his office, "ARNORY HALL" BUILD-
ING, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco. Rooms No. g. 10 and H. first
floor, stairs Entrance from either Montgomery or Sac
ramento streets.
Dr. PERRAULTS studies have been most exclusively de-
voted to the of the Nervous and Phys
ical Debility the results of injurious habits acquired
YOUTH which usually terminate in impotence and stery
and permanently induce all the concomants of old age
Where secret nfrmy exists, involving the happiness of
life, and that of others, and morality dictate the
decline of the vgor of manhood unhappness
compulsory single le etc. have their sources in causes
the germ of which is planted in early life, bitter
rult tasted long afterward Patients laborng this
complaint will complain of more of the following
symptoms: Nocturnal emissions, pains back and
head, weakness of memory and sight, discharge
urethra on the stool making water intellectual
uties weakened loss of memory ensues ideas are
couded, and there dsncnation to attend business
Or even to reading writing the society of friends etc
The patient will probably complain dizziness vertigo
and that sight and hearing weakened sleep disturbed
by dreams, melancholy signing, palpitatons Paintings
coughs and slow fever while have external rheu
matte pain, and numbnes of the body. Some the most
common symptoms pimples in the face and aching in
different parts of the body Patients suffering from this
disease should apply Immediately DIR. PERRAULT Ell
ther IN person or by letter. he will guarantee
OF Seminal emissions and impotence in eight weeks
Patients suffering from any stage gon
orrhea glee trictures bubo ulcers erupons
etc. VIII be treated successfully All Syphtc and Mercu
rial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR. PERRAULTS diplomas his office re patients
can see for themselves We invite investigation claim not
to know everything to body do claim
that in all cases taken under fulfill our promi
ses We particularly those who this
boasted DOCTOR and that advertised physician till out
ana discouraged to call Low charges and quick
cures Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental to
their SEX consult the Doctor with of relief
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

LOBSTER, when left high and dry among the
rocks, has not senses and energy enough to work
his way back to the sea, but waits for the sea to
come to him. If it does not come, he remains
where he is, and dies, although the slightest
exercise would enable him to reach the waves
which are perhaps tossing and tumbling within
yard of him. There is tide in human affairs
which casts men in "tight places" and leaves
them there like stranded Holsters If they
choose to lie where the breakers have flung them,
expecting some grand billow to take them on
their shoulders and carry them to smooth water,
the chances are that their hopes will never be
realized. Nor is it right they should be. The
social element ought not to help him who makes
no effort to help himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-04

The following is heartily commended to the
attention of subscribers and newspaper dealers
generally:
How happy are they whom the editors pay,
and have squared up for one year or more I;
tongue cannot express the great Joy of the press,
when delinquent have paid their old score.
Printers all the day long labor hard for song
fate that is hard, all agree-they have worked
night ard day, and of course want their pay, to
buy sugar, and coffee, and tea. One would
hardly believe what small sums they receive for
the papers addressed to each name but the
price is SO small that the good people all, will
pay for the fear of the shame