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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

iBS The coloIed men. in the New
York Fifteenth Amendment process
ion, carried banner bearing the words, !.
Charity to all, maSnanimity to none
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

F If you would have your apples
and vegetables keep we'll, take adrail-
tage OF every mild day and freely ven-
tIIate your cellars.
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miscellaneous Grade.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
RUSSELL & cos PREMIUM
THRESHER AND CLEANER.

AN Agent for Eastern Virginia for
this justly celebrated machine. Besides
being the best constructed and finished ma
chine in the market, for hresh ng and clean
ing grain in one operation IL stands Dithost a
ing, all the the sizes this year have the new
and valuable improvements, consisting of
Oubte i'm, adjustable c0ncaUe reUoiutHg shoe
rake, and patent safety coupling. would re-
commend the No. 21% as the Best S-horse ma
chine, it having 50 inch cylinder and 40
inch grain urier. l am Agent also for the
WESTINGHOUSE T II RE s H IN G AND
CLEANER.
A full line of extras ON hand. Catalogues,
price lists apd terms mailed ON application.
Early orders solicited.
HERBERT BRYANT,
No. 25 King street, Alexandria, Va.
April 25, lS70.-3m.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

P They yiRve "Greeian Bend
Saloon" in Cleveland, Breaktastbil;
Sour applcs, cucumbers and Jrsey
lighting.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

IF3 Here is the plthiest sermon ever
preached:
Our ingress in life is naked and bare;
our progress through life is trouble and
care; our egTess out of it We know not
where; but doing we'll here, we shall
do we'll there
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THE BEST HORSE RAKE.
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.

THE next session of this Institution
Il which has been conducted heretofore
with so much success by its former Prihci-
day of September, 1869. fine Building,
with very extensive grounds adjoining, has
been purchased on Washington street, in
the most beautiful and healthy portion of
the city, and Boarders will be furnished with
every comfort on the most reasonable terms.
A full corps of Instructors have been en-
ployed, and while thorough training in the
English Branches will be insisted on as o
the first Importance, unusual facilities will
be afforded lin The Department of Music,
Drawing Painting,ind Modern Languages.
Boarders uM engjdy the advantage Of hdring
the French spoken IN the family of PrfncipdL-
No extra charge Is madein their case for tut
ton in French, as all are expected to study
it and take part in the conversations.
Send for catalogue.
w. w. LEGARE. Principal.
June 25S lf9.-3rn
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

sPPleading at the bar-begging for
n drink.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
FOR HAY MAKING.
THE AMERICAN HAY TEDDER.

MO maker of hay can afford to be with
~ out tedder, and the "Ap,erteGn," is by
lar the best In USE In curing hay, besides
Improving its quality 80 per cent. IL will save
the labor of ten men in The field. An examln-
alton will convince any one of It's utility,
while trial will demonstrate that no hay
maker can afford to be without ono "r'
sale by ,bLt AS
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

fCF Some men have little coin in
their pnRSsss bns ~ deficiency is gen.
erallyfinade NJ 80" The abundance of
brass in 81 - enanees.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13
g arut ans GarGttt.
THE HuMoR OF FARMING,

BIZ HENRY WARD BEEcGER-
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

safety match. ten thousand a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-06
THE Custom MOUSE ABUSES.
How HOracc's Custom House Employ es
Drag hiiu into Frauds 80 Honest Men
Wronged and Bogucs Living In Glover.

y
The statement in Washington deSpat CHI to the
NeV York Tribune OF the 18th ult.. that at up.
pears th4t all business under the Customs Carriage
Bureau Practically stopped on the Isl OF June"
but, owing TO the delay IN merchants filing their
new bonds. II was not " finally accomplished" until
The 10th inst ia evident attempt 10 deceive the
public and especially members Of Congress. and was
undoubte ilv inspired at the Custom House. II isa
great question whether The editor Of the TTiIW,G is
no, also deceived by this same statement, ms 1t has
been well understood that certain subordinate OF
Mr. Grcclcy't has been mixed up with Ills carriage
sWndie from the beginning. The truth IL that so
much Of the Carriage Bureau as related 70 the mer-
chants cartmcn, embracing tax " ten cents Der
package, has been abolished but all that part Of the
Bureau regulations most odDus features--cn-
braclnC the sip and public sore car!Cs, and un-
called goods under general order, siil exists aud
the tax continues the same, The same contractors,
designate by Lin SAY, who organiZ'i the BIrcrn
are doing the work at over NiFy NoqyaDd f0ilrs
a yfar. more than others, good kepuI .loans) have
offered TO 90 II FOR
This is the true state ~ the case MIR Greeley
1t to himself oitner To Investigate thc subject
TO refrain from the publication " nalplbe misrepre-
sentltiOns concerning tho business. lie Is doing n
great wrong "a honest men, who have been swinied
out of their legitimate business by ring OF men who
were too dishonest 10 continue in tAo service Of
WIN Mr. Greeley request for publication on tho
subject the report ~ TIE two special AGENTS Of the
Treasury. Nessrs. Robinson ami Evans, detailed by
Secretary Boutwell, to investigate the whole afari
That viii open the eyes Of MIR. Greeley and TIE
public as II oranei the eyes Of the Secretary, and
caused him without delay to direct tlat the Bureau
bg uhui~. e..
Bu, Mr. Glpncn has not abolished II, refusing
onstiuutcl, % carry out the SeCroary's wishes,
orders aud suggestions.
The statement in the TribUHe is thpi "it appears"
that al business Under the Burcan has been stopped
Mr. Greeley owes mo Congress, when Is uow max
ine inquiry on tie subject aai TO himself a. a fair
m udcl man. TO state where any sucl TACT appears.
There IL no such record.
Besides, several clrtmen have been dismissed by
Liudsay's CONTRACTORS within a few DAYS, II their
own satneLts can he taken, tor refusing to con
tlnuc to pay the tax imposed by the Bureau. 1t May
turn out that Mr. Grlnnoli's old caftnln is one OF
these very men.
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taught But the greatest tronblei is in getting what
small wages they do earn.
could now mention many uptown fashionable
dressmakers who let their girls go home week after
week without cent Of wages, aud make the excuse
that they cannot get their bills paid, and still they
themselves are living in luxury. And these
mind you, are lady employers II proof
is required, will bring IL forth. so
after this l think the poor sewing girls
should be taken into consideration as we'll as the
store girs for of the two tile former the greater
slaves and worse paid. II is bal enough TO stand in
store all day and be subject to some petty )yancos
from male employers. from whom wages are received
regularly every Saturday, but worse to sit all day
under the Caze OF female slaye-driyer, and then
have 10 go home on Saturday without enough money
% pay fare. II You live too FIR on to walk home
While these things are being ventitcd, lot THE SUN
shine into all places, and II necessary snow up the
fashionable dressmdkers who 10 not pay their en-.
ployccs their wages when earned, AMI obhtc many
suffering SEWING GIRLS.
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MIR. Lyle Finds a Champion.

40 me bdnOr OF IHe sur
SfR l read in Fridays SuS q White slaves
notice Of Lye's store. know It is the worst kind
o'savery, keeping women on their feet until late at
hight working In close store, and thoy all feel the
bad effects OF 1t more or less. I support the early
closing movement In every way. SIN, while advo-
eating our interests and using every legitimate
TO attain that for which We aim, We should avoid
such untruthful statements and gross exlZgcritons
"a correspondent in your paper OF the Both
ut. It Is untrue that the young man who called at
this store received an insolent reply from our en-
ploycr. On the contrary, the atters reasons were
gwen for keeping OPEN as II is equally fIse to say
that would njure the young ladies health to close
early. ! feel ashamed that any younr lady would
stoop TO support the cause by anything contrary to
facts
Although Mr.. Lvle keeps his store orcn NJ unrca-
Sensible hours, still think jus ice should b. done
all parties. Your correspondent speaks Of low
wnges paid on Eighth avenue. Mr.. Lyle pas better
wages than any other store either on Sixth avenue
about the matter and rs he employs only tho7e VINO
can give the beat references, he always has hrst-
class sn"swomen in his employ He Is n gentleman
himself as also Mr.. Gerrari, WHO has charge OF tho
Eighth avenue store and rs they always treat their
shcswOm rs ladies, they have nothing TO complain
q except tho late hours, which are from A NJ
until q =. NJ, excepting Saturday night when we
are kcp, later but 1t is not 40 IN hilfplst 10 every
night. Most or the s1lesw i1en have been N his
employ for number Of years, preferring to remain
where thcy get good waves amt good treatment to
Cuius whore they would gel neither, notwithsland.
ihg the late hour.
One OF Lylc's Eirh,h avenue
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EPIiRAiM auGoNs
Manly Letter from a Mechanic.

10 me fltpF or me sun,
Sin While deeply sympathzing with the white
slaves OF New York their Efforts 20 bring about
much needed reform in the managemon ut Of many Of
our public establishments, | must say that many Of
the complaints Of your correspondents strike me ~
!udicrousy trivial compared 10 the real suffering
AMI wrongs OF our female laborers. For instance,
in Mondays issue "old Clerk complains that he
has TO work from to G, and 10 mulctcd Of part OF
Ills wages for lost time. What would lie say Il
forced 70 work as many delicate girl H., from to
II a. quarter ofthe salary, and not allowed 10 sit down
IN III that time without serious loss OF BIZ patry
p,lance or perhaps even his situationi
In what respect does q clerk diirr m,terialy from
a mechanicr Both work with hands aud brain for
their daily hire and II one il to be timed why not
the otterS The working hours of mechanic are
from to G, and in many instances the compcnsa
ton Is very small, and yet l have not heard sin
clo complaining voice from these tiuiy manly sons
~ tOh. In fact, do not Ike the implied slur Of
" OH CLERIC upon the mechanics. some Of the no.
bl u men Of our land are numbered among this
IHss aud " Oh clerks complaint, tim .ug Us as
{ We we're mechanics" has an uudcrtOne Of scorn
about It that IS hardly to be Tcl-hcd by men who are
without DOUBT many Of thom lis equals II not supo
ri1rs, m morals, educuton, and mental resources
Mechanics generally nTo sensible enough to fully
Cunnichcnl tho rules Of an establishment before
tho Jutn, rnt conform to them aftorwnrl. II "Old
CcrA' viii take Il few words OF friendly advice he
viii 20 sud 40 likewise. Rise lulo earlier Ia tho
mornln@ and wall no more, you a1le bodied man,
aul instead OF CRYING flr assistance yourself Join
With The mechanic In helping tue poor weak women.
MECHANIC.
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members must have aggregated 300 names of the
lar1est Arms and the most prominent nrnro s,,pai
men in New York and BrooIlvn A. tba
lu'c interest WAS taken in N" sr,.,,''y,or,
declined I'd serve onv i6nsrr r'..,,it, ,,n;
The ap,tby of n, bpsincas mon ,y,. oic-, 81
If, nee that nm orgs,il9tion fnr H. 80 s' =,
mbring corid moi spcceeJ IN S 'Vn, W. ~ u,
sncgty lad thfoyyn N,A,on Nesb,, ,d H. O' uls
secretary ont w the cold, hut John r. Harold,
having nj one time been member OF the police forco
and wei recommended by Commissioner Bergen.
was retained to serve as superin.eudCnt In case
uttc ould be any need Of such an officer The
dcchn'uon " Mr.. Greeley broke IN the Association,
rue Ut OF names signed to the oriy inal call lost
sght o. and there Is little doubt that tina list ia the
one on which West & Co. have been basing their
claim to recognition.
wEsr HggIvs OPERATIONS
Comblint Ass,ciitior" NJ viicS n, Gree. ev had
been prosidcr, thore ornaoraJ &, Tho colr}ns or
one Of t,e da lv not,rs te,o,t snt,ing fortb that
tho society ior tho Prevnrti', Of Gambling had
duiing ne wcCk. done such and such things This
,yas fiiov, lac emilia snno',nSonnnt. In etber "a
prrs An niteInnt wes made 4, nave pke ren5ris
tripteh in ibe JrItyDS b,t mo rsdnos,
Of Nc wcsV. mcs,enger vas NOT com
ni,.1 ,:i,b toS Tho rs,son fiat reiti ar lie
nor HE empioyer wos known and The Societv was
iootsI rc"n es a n'v,b II Inc same time ietteps
.u3h'I uIttn " y nay l.. o. 80 SN YtA IN ~.
49, iYIla9 w r rr"m SueI LIN I'M nuu,VP ~ ~
a. ~. - g, -, "a ,,,inri "A a., -, " 1870
,"a, ' ~. y. ~ ' ui' w. - ' us W W ~. ~
~, u,n 'V' ~. n, -. a. 'au w, w tle
go, ~ 80 ~ ~ ai,,e1 ~. or, SHaysS,y,
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Cop,ep,, of tho Weekly san.

The WEEKLY Sun, published llis morning, con-
tans the following;
FOreIgn Intelligence; Indian AtrOciuea; Tho ST. DO
minrO Treaty Rejected Tue Funding BIN P.s'ed; The
United States Senate Stanis by the Norkingmcni The
Great ocean Yach Race The second Sentence OF Death
upOn john Real The Chinese ShOenakers Pitt burgh
In Flames The PRESIDENTS Progress The Mormon
UnVersallsts: The Negro at West Point Theodore
Tiltou's Holy OF Holes; The Lot boY OF PassaIc
Westward Ho; 4. Free Love Nursery Leading Articles
on Matters Of Interests spnbeams; BoD-A story
Financial aud Agricultural Reports
The Dollar Sun contains a complete epome OF the
news OF the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American continent. COMES In wrappers
ready for mailing the old country may be had the
desk OF our publication office. Price three cenIs
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Meta Receives n severe Rcbuhe.

10 me Hfftor Of The sun.
SIN: While peruslng your paper of the 2d,
noticed that Meta" seems to bear goodwin
toward Kinney styling his place prison pen, &c,
and stating that she well remembered lame girl lie
had in ms employ, in Eighth avenue, who wp com.
RELIED TO stand in Iool Of water, Ia the OF hi
store until broken down. She vyu'ured T. -,
down, md vas discharged "a tie SPOT Ia" as,cr.
ton seemed so absurd to me, that have made n
duty TO end out the ruth. and can safely say that
Mr.. Kinney never had any such person in his EN-.
pioy, and W hat is more, the ahsurdl;y of young
ladN's standing in pool Of water and because she
DIRECTED, being dis hArced T. thing which viii not
pas current VITA any person having % clear mind.
A. n Trend ~ tho white slaves I made Inquiries
tlout the transaction, and have 90 the canclu.
sion t.at Meta" has made mistake. She might
he vol sized ne sLle-adv on the vafiou. trcks
OF selling woods, Tut an very much afraid that IL
II one Of her trcks, and surely not "a becoming one
TO oNaEeora'c syhi'v. also made Inquiries Of she
salts.A,l's IN Nj kHzoy's employ about OVers prk
or abuse. ami 1unl. Without m ",cogt that icy
J!e al satisfied Vita uI,ir situations. mol No.
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RRowN.-.At Concord, \. H., July Q Lucian Brown,
IN The .gih ycar OF us age -., a., .
attend the funeral the Reformed Church, Rcut st.,
Ggernuuint. l., J.. July q. NJ o'clock
FLEhlNG.--At Orange. New Jersey on Sunday, July
Tie relatives and friends Of the family and those OF
hi. brother psunis Day. aud brothCrs.in.law. William
J Kane and John J. Hcaly Lr ary respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral which VIII take place tins
GMedncsdayi tgoInini a. 70 o,c1.S, r,n the te.i-
The remains will bc taken to the Church SAINT
frrucis XAVIER, whore - Iicnn mass OF requiem will
nc offered up Tor the rcpc- 81 s soul, and thence to
HENDEk>ON.-On MONDAY, July 1. Anna, the be-
loved wife OF john Henderson, IA the 5lth OF her
The relatives md frcrls or the family also the NON.
bcrs Of siientia Lodge. 80 tS, y. and \. N are
spectWly nylUl 20 attend the muetal from her latc
O'Clock. The remains viii be taken TO Greenwood
LEvENAED.-O1 Monday, July l. 1870 after "A long
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
july C. AZ tao Chusc 0i 81 p.uls. corner Court uni
congress sts Brooklyn, at lOh o'clock, without further
RON ANTEY. On sunday. jay g. NJ O'Clock =. NJ,
Nifhaci Rovnnity native oi The county Monaghan,
The relative an' friend. arc respectfully invited 10
attend t'c frrCgu'. tor is late reside brr i luh
Ecl. an .. on Ntjn .. lNE JHN e. az o'clock.
IilILk.- suddenly, 10 Z ui, ra.u. ucat BpuNrr on
SHh.u.. lunc l. Geo. " ldpIvn. OF chicago, OF tho
nun ct C.i"arI, Lewis 4 Iarpcu, Ia The 2,th year
III. rcs yes friends aud those OF his fltncr Geo.
Ippucu IL, are res rt-liauv bvird 90 Ut'. ld LIS
funeral nom Nc iaiec,s Clurcn. corner Of MADISON
oCloun, wIthout further notice
wAKNOCk In Nevada. suddenly Roh'rt A. War
mock eldest son 0I hohe!t arnoeN, OF tis city, aged
Fun,ral services from the Pscshvteri,n Church cor
dav Iuv e. ut o'clock =. NJ. tiiends OF the family
are lnNltcl.
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Not 20 Rad rs they IRE Panied.

To me bitoT ~ The Sun.
sra; Having noticed in your paper an article
headed Another Nest OF White sLves Dis,ov-
cfcl In which OF the esmale clerks states that
Alexander Brothers among the worst employers
in the city in the fancy goods line, we the clerks
now employed by A. b. beg 20 differ with him in
what he asserts, and we must say that il is entirely
tlCir clerks away, nor reduce their sAiriCs N dull
seasons, n, gre i number OF lrge firms do IN this
city We are also not OBLIGED to stand al DAY. rs IN
great many stores, We have al the privileges We
desire tie only compl int one- is. that we have
been closing at o'clock, but now close NJ O'Clock
aud alter July 4, We will close a. 7;aO p NJ
CLERKS OF A. H.
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THE P0PULARIIY or TIE Sun.
Walking Twenty Blocks for Paper
"Musl get up with the san II you want
The sum-

Walking Twenty Blocks for Paper
Mast get up with the san II you want
The sun"
10 ne EaliOy or ne Sun.
SIR: Having heard great deal about the pop.
ularity Of The sUS, and q It's unrrecedentedy
large circulation, took occasion, during a recent
visit to New York city, to satisfy myself II the ac-
count OF the papers success was substantially and
actually true. My FIRE, experience in the WY Of the
observation OF the fact quite confirmed IT, The
morning nfter my arrival IN the city stepped on,
Of uy residence in the yicntyoI Foruelh street, in
search o. Sun, intending as soon as should OBJ
t7n one 10 take the cars down town consequently
aio'."| ms steps in that direction, Stepping at
~ N'rt 'N- ''ai , laid two peun'es on tho coun'
'an,. ~ ..'' uch copy Of luE sur
'tu. ~rHf" ,1s.Icd 'hu new, yenlcr; tive are
~ ne rrH. lie ne Hsrsd, Times, TtJaHe,
"...~f l'"h.J 10 Item I,li'
po4 d. a,sAlu- l.ll thai ~ shed The sun or
t'.ult' No, .lr,' seller Of parer' burst orh wiih
'Le eye m a,'"r, Great nod ten o'clock. and you
!.p"!.. !'t lIE rvsI' IIcu p4u,.LE and AaL iu.s
M 1.'" D. ' ID. h.'. Ac SAID:
a." ~, d., r'. ..rl you ca tend THE Sryat ten
W, sun, t,rlt''T eo"g ~ u'g PAPER every day,
teiore r.ht "e' a. 10 rutn could 10 bought
t"lce the HU..uCr do, winch cannot for | cannot
gti ,hem; the hanger n"~ dealers mast DO FL 1t sun.
p n.,, Nr'' 'n' G1',"t paper after that We
us We can get, on, The NJS 10 eat pau,r 10 sel
sought af,er lNe sHue '
The yOub,lliy Of the Old gentleman having some.
m. VIA uosiled, nnd an angn{ "lh him 10 reserve
q SuS'beHm the next morning, resumed my course
dCwnddo%nM4, . Ies.i wing 10 walk 70 The pubIca.
ton ONCE @ IHE SIN ittlL II neclhl, 10 procure a
cory In tins pursuit visited within the distance
Of twenty blocks, thirly.one newspaper stands and
stationery stores, rs accurately counted only ob,
talnIlg The Sun at tie last place called at, and il
being tAe last remaining copy the stand. Al all
the former Places the ln'ariable answer was: "All
Riding down town in the cars few mornings
lgi inn sd I'm h. ban M d
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4 LAWYERS Clerk Puts In au Appearance.

SIR; Of the numerous notices Of the white
slaves Of New York that have Of late appeared In
your paper, you have never to my knowledge
thrown any sUSlght on the lawyers clerks. who,
think have Just as much cause for complaint as
the dr. goods clerks. | work for very wealthy
finn ofawyers, and am compelled to be at the onice
at O'Clock In the morning, and often earlier. One
Of my employers resides IN Railway, N. J.. ana he
frequently sends me there after a hard da''s labor
With some heavy bun do to cury to lis house
have to pay for my supper, aud never arrive home,
winch IS IA Brooklyn, until very late, and have two,
been detained over night, at my own EXPENSE aud
all Of this has 10 come out OF the very nconsderate
salary Of s. week, MARKS.
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One OF Lylc's Eirh,h avenue
sALESNUMEN.
L. A. T. Stewards Store the BIackhoic Of
New York;

To ne Editor Of Tie Sun
SIN: Your communication from Gan Old
Clerk" Of A. T. Stewards in your paper Of June a.,
has, am sure, rather understated the annoysnces
which the young men are subject to In that house.
The behavior OF such suborjinAtes "a Mi Jones Is
trying enough but all such people yrants IL not
kept within limits by their superiors, and this evil
few words from the right quarter would rectify.
But there others that tell directly the health
OF the clerks. am customer of Mr.. Stewart, and
when obliged 10 go into the domestic print depart.
rnent, am ready to faint away with the heat. The
floor IL heated by steam engines underneath, and
tie goods themselves are ~ hot as n baked III an
oven. Think OF this with the thermometc among
the nineties And these young m-n pass their lives
In this atmosphere. What about the black hole OF
Calcutta. inter thisf Shoui this not be inquired
into By the Board OF Healthy
A NORTHERN BUYER
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The white Slave In FashioGabic MliIiaers
Employment.

Sra; have read in your paper for the past
few weeks various complaints from girls employed
IN stores about their hardships small remuneration
&C but think there IL a class OF girls hardly
dealt with than those employed in stores, and In
comparison think the store girls lot is paradise
There Is certain class OF girls called sewing
gr's In various fashionable dressmakiug estab-
ll'hmen,s. Those girls have to work at least
from ten TO twelve hours per day, ottentmss
more Those girls have 10 work IRON three to
twelve months without pay to learn tho so.callsd
business Then whsG the proba iouary time has ex-
pred, they com nencs with wages OF from 81 70 50
DER week and beyond sewing. that II ali they ara
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Leaf from an Anti-GambiIng Ra-cnrp
Life.

To ne Kfhor Of The Sun.
sra: Why is not G. L. Prescott, r. r. Vests
partner, arrested, a. charges have been pressed
against bin by parties that have BEEN swindled by
the Anti.Gambling Associationf lie can be seen
daily on Broadway While Prescott- oIsc IL being
examined, see II II cannot he foaud out what he did
WIN tire tl6 ration tnnd BELONGING to Company c,
Ninth Regiment. City Guard. which he received NJ
Frederick City, Md. The District Attorney perhaps
NAV be able TO Ind out II he does. II Is more
Also ask him about the time he formed his com.
pany on Manassas Plains AMI adv. sei them to ie-
sert Bear in mind, this WIS not In the face Of the
enemy, "a he was too much OF n coward ever TO
meet them. lie always known among the
members OF the regiment NJ rascal Of the deepest
dye. VETERAN MEMBER
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