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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-16

INCOME TAx.-The committee debated the
general question of the tax, and there was
nm expression OF opinion against renewing
II with The year 1871. but no vote was taken.
4 movement will be made in committee to
fix the tax at -: per cent Washington
t.leqrun- Baltimore Sun.
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EDITOR IN TRouBLE.-We learn chat a
fight took place at Burkeville Wednesday
between Colonel E. A. Goodwin, Master
of Transportation of the Southside railroad,
and Mr.. Alpheus Boiling, editor of the
Southside Times, in which the latter is rep
resented to have been quite roughly handled.
The difficulty arose, we understand, about
some money tranSaction.-Lyn Re
publican.
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;DUPoNTs POWDEa. s
notice 20 0oNraAcfols

IsWeweaid ssn yess - -. S
siSsasA e HSffSfiNs row DEE Ms s.ss -
md fai supply q ali Eiads 20 ~ a ~.
arg '1' = isc. 81 band . israAsappsy IS
s NIYSII1osRss BEET AsT-sTEEL q ~
IRON of every aise Of rosass, ass, ssa
nh,. SQUARE -, 4. &s. woRTTzkNA 90.
RECOMMENDATIONS DE pOT, 16as
w MAIN STRET.-M, aOLDEX Is aeltt,f91
ii. tsrSc stock Of WINDoW-SHAD yA 49,
OILCLUTHs, &e., 81 Snld prizes. ae7s 1870
and ceyssai.z0d Shsdaas vita ~ ssssS
cloth, from one shillirx per rsre w ~. SeSs
trck. fnr covering cAfrsags ~ 49, Me- -
York prices. eau sad sgy os s "a
MAin street., between = ~ A. - !
ssleets. B s. Is ee 3 : ~
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IMPORTANT Discovery OF GoLD-SHooT-
1NG.-April 9th, while Drs. Murphy and
Kolloch were working the Goodwin Mine,
they came suddenly upon q rich vein of solid
gold, and in few minutes took out several
hundred dollars. On leaving the property
for the night they left guard of three men
with loaded guns to protect the gold that
was still in sight, their names being John
Stubs, w lillian billiard, and Robert Secray.
Sunday morning they discovered two of the
named Alexander Brooks and Thad. Har-
field they were ordered out by the guard,
who appeared suddenly upon them. Find
ing them collecting some Of the gold, and not
going soon enough, one of the guards fired
upon them three times. The men, fortu-
nately for themselves, escaped without in
jury. A warrant for their apprehension has
been issued.-Fredericks Herald.
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DECISION CONCERSISG THE EARNINGS OF
MlSoR CunpRES.-The Commissioner ofln-
ternal Revenue decides that when minor
is so emancipatcd rs TO cut OFF his parent
legal right to demand and receive his child's
earnings rs his own, the parent should not
hc required to return them. lie instruct>
assessors that upon this point they should
not adhere to the strict rule of evidence by
which no contract of emancipation is pre-
sumed. and which ordinarily requires the
evidence Of III express contract. but should
give the law and the rules of evidence Il lib.
.ral construction, and should presume that
when parent allows his minor child to re.
tain his wages and appropriate them to his
own Use il is done in pursuance Of such an
agreement as binds the parent and cmanci.
Iates the child.
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Foreign Markess-rBY TfLEaRAPH.J
LONDON, April l5.-Corn, 2ss. ,fte Rfltffss
PARIS, April Ls--Bourse quiet. Rsntes, 5af.:7 scs
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RoaRDTNG AND LODGING.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. ~. ..4..
1.-THE ARLINGTON"
built BY ". W. Cocoran, Esq.
T. ROESSLE d SON,
NH q1-am Proprietors,
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

TWELVE PER CENT. MORTGAGE
LOANS money without delay negotiated by
u. b. GEWBURN, Real Estate Agent,
ap IS-.at No. lols Main street. 4
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PhtIadeIpafa MeaIth 1Ea4a e41L - q
PHnADE1PHIA, April 16.--The hoard of
Health has closed certain filthy localities
where the reiapsing fever prevailed.
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THREE FIRES IN CHURCHEs.-In Washing
ton, on Thursday, the repository of st. Mar
tins (colored) Catholic church caught fire
about noon, and the flames were with diili-
Guilty extinguished. Father Berotl, the
face, and hands, in his efforts to stay the
flames. The repository of st. Dominick's
church also took fire and was destroyed,
Notwithstanding extraordinary efforts to
save it. The church was not much damaged.
The repository of st. Patrick's church was
also destroyed this afternoon, and the fire
obtained such Roadway that Il general alarm
was sounded and the tire-engines called out
TO eXtinguish the flames. Fortunately this
was done in time, and the church ediice
sustained but little damage.
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HOWARD INvEsTIGATIoE.-The Howard
invest cation got to work to-day. Walter
). Cox test fled that he received from Gene
raj Bullock, treasurer Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, $4,000 10y Il warrant drawn on
the United States Treasury as one Of the
payments made by General Howard for the
land on which the Howard University
stands. The contractor and builder Of the
University building testified to receiving
from the same source q warrant of the Uni
ted States Treasury for over 100000. The
object of this evidence is to show that these
sums were used without any authority OF
law in the acts creating the Frecdmen's
Bureau or the one incorporating the How
ard University. There is no provision Ill
lowing the Bureau to so farther than to
rent or lease buildings. Other witnesses
testified that 900 were drawn out of the
Bureau fund from the United states Urea
sury by Towards direction and paid to the
First Congregational church Of the city, at
the tlme in course Of erection, for which
.tonds of the church were taken in return.
This, it is charged, was in violation of law.
General Howard and his witnesses will of
course be heard in reply to this testimony.
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POSTAL CONVENTION WITH SWITZERLAND.
An additional postal convention has been
concluded between the United States and
switzerland, reducing the rates of interna-
aional postage on letters exchanged in closed
mails uia England from Is to 10 cents per
single rate OF Is granmes, half ounce or
under, prepayment optional, to take effect
May lst, 1870. The rates Of postage, con-
ditions of payment, &C., on newspapers,
books, packets, and samples of merchan-
disc, remain unchanged. Postmastcrs will
levy and collect postage accordingly on and
after Nav 1St, 1870.
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T A KE & EO r G T. =.

T AXE GEO G E.
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
will be opened for summer visitors June LIST.
Rooms can be engaged and plans OF hotel seen
at "Thc ArlinS Washington, D. c.
T. ROESSLE & SON,
mhol2m Proprletors.
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an lc--Gt

DUM.-50 barrels, just received, ofPURE
IL MOLASSES RUM las pure as any maGe).
which we offer to the trade at lowest market rates.
Having no compounder's license or rectiher's tubs
70 mix we always sell just we receive 1t from
the uisttller with United States gauger's certif-
cate accompanying each invoice. Also, SYRUPS
of all grades. ,
ap 5--Tu&Th4w WINSTON & POWE EMS.
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DUN, RUM, RUM.
IL Just received
IS barrels PURE MuLASsEs RUM, direct from
j, G. TRUE & CO., Portland, Me-;
to which we would most respectfully call the atten-
ton OF The trade.
JOINER & SLATER,
on lift 1924 Main street.
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i. o. o. r., n. W.. g. lodge, Virginia;

& SutcepouueaCe Oh the hlcnmono DiSpaccu'
WINCHESTER, VA, April Is, 1870.
This grand body met this morning at 0
O'Clock in this venerable town, and 10 hold
ing It's sessions in the hall of Madison
Lodge, No. 6. This Is the most handsome
Lodge was instituted April Il. 1887, and il
in splendid working order, being supplied
with degree charts, emblems, and all The
proper insignia of rank and Office, and takes
its membership from the worth and intelli-
gence Of Winchester.
A very large delegation from the Lodges
in the State Is present, and / have the plea
sure Of shaking hands with the wheel
horses Of thirty years ago, such as P. @.
Ms. Jacob Robinson Of Lynehburg, John
d: Kelley of Petersburg, Hugh Latham of
Alexandria, and q host Of lesser lights,
though they are not less earnest III the
work. .a.e.
The reports from Lodges show the Order
to be in healthy condition and steadily on
the increase.
We are visited by members of the Order
in West Virginia and Maryland, and very
great interest is manifested.
r. w. D. Grand Sire F. D. Steward, Of
Maryland, was upon the floor to-day, and
was made the recipient of henors suited to
his exalted station.
Tomorrow at II o'clock the election and
installation of grand officers will take place.
We are now at the Taylor Hotel Jour
stopping place., and are partaking of a
splendid banquet given to the Grand Lodge
by the members Of Madison Lodge; and /
assure you it is grand affair. A band of
music is adding to our enjoyment by dis
coursing sweet strains as we roll up sleeves
and attack this mountain entertainment.
Later-12 o'clock. The supper is over, and
toasts are being offered and responded to-
by such noble fellows as r. r. Prentiss, Of
Mullen, of Richmond; and many others,
whose names your correspondent did not
catch. will give you to-morrow's proceed
ings in good time. d.
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laf.< MsFane News. "a III ;ssf,s "a,
FoRrREss MoszoE, April sH~-Rsssed z
for Baltimore, brig Ronance, from Nszaeees
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4steaa,er Rasns.

CLEVELAND, caro-, April i1- lt fsrep0EseG
thatthe greater portion af the sesiaey. ~
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Foreign News.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 14.-Merry's bay hlly Is
the favorite for the Derby races. seven 70
one against the field.
LoN5oN, April 15.-Five hundred emf
grants sailed from this city for Louisville In
the steamer on Wednesday.
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Death OF . Pusffist. sasra.I
BosroH, April 15.--HaTTy Ayres the Qu-
gilisf liz dead. ~ sSi z sfsss:sts
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FLOUR.

r eggs SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR.
IL We are receiving small lot Of this A No.
FLOUR.
NH 80 .- A. 7. STOKES & CO.
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% BARRELS PURE OLD RYE
~ WHISKEY,
10 barrels FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING,
l5barrels PIXIES MAGNOLIA,
Is barrels PIXIES xxx,
10 barrels BRANDY and GIN,
In store and for sale by z,,,,s
ia 81 JOHN ~. SlSd1No'
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S5ii - r.; -
nsass 81 ss asa ebssrysd ssl " 49, q
before. The Produces and Stock ExedanAes
and dcfd. Room were closed, asslso were Us
mercantile mud b4nkinGh houses Yf6s ecufeg
adjourned tin Monday. The Roman Catho-
Ec and Epftcepallan churches were cpens
and the services were well attended
Hn0snH .Rszszse. ss psssy
EcRizNEE UrAK, April u. Tbs sYYyesr
ming militia have killed efsycn EuAtxn1t h.
Guiding Blaek Bear, chief IL s,,e ASrpa
hoes. ~ :tlssss -. sis1s sss5
6YDxrY, Ma, April 10. The Indians ASys
cut the stfingers OF the bridge near An4ss
lope. Fourteen cars were thScwn on ltha'
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The Maiden Speech Of Senator
Hamilton.
The Navy Bill.


The House Naval Committee o.day fin
ished the bill for re0rganizing and reducing
the navy and settling the vexed question of
the rank of the line and staff. The first sec
ton reduces the number of ieutenants
and commanders to eighty, but vacates no
commissions.
The second section fixes the masters and
ensigns at one hundred in each grade /; the
third section makes fifteen medical directors
with the rank of captain, fifteen medical In
structors with the rank Of commanders, fifty
surgeons with the rank Of neutenant-coms
manders, one hundred assistant surgeons
with the rank Of master, with promotion to
lieutenant after three years service and ex-
animation no person under twenty.one OF
over twenty-six shall be appointed surgeon
In the navy; thirteen paymasters with the
rank of captain, thirteen with the rank OF
commander, fifty with the rank of lieutenant
commander, forty past assistants with the
rank Of ieutenants, twenty assistant pay
masters with the rank Of master, ten chief
engineers with the rank of captain, fifteen
Win tHS TeHh VI CoAIiuanuoto C"SASy -uso
with the rank Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
one hundred first assistant engineers with
the rank of lieutenant, one hundred second
assistant engineers with the rank of master.
Section six gives to the chiefs Of the Blu
reau of Medicine and Surgery, Provisions
and Clothing, and Steam Engineering, the
rank Of commodore, and while holding
such position, or retired therefroms re-
eeiye the same pay as ut present, and shall
have the. title Of surgeon-G Generals Paymas.
tor General, and Engneer.in-C Chief; allows
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. AC me SHOP.


CEED POTATOES. ....,. 60 .s1---s-,..--.--
..,s Just received per steamer 1sbs1Eels ~ 4
GENUINE EARLY GOODRICH PoTATox8S
For sale by - huLoT Ash6s
ans N21 Main strreL,
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ImmIgration-comIns to the Point.

A correspondent of the Columbia Phen'.c,
in writing of the best means Of attracting
white immigrants to South Carolina, hits the
nail on the head when he says that immi-
grafton, as now instituted, cannot be sue
ccssful for the present generation, because
the present organizations compel "every
imam who wishes to procure immigrant
labor, to understand, as we'll as undergo,
''either all, or at least part of its risks, OF
closes or gains. THIS plan is confining it
sat once to the leading and intelligent minds
''of the South. The immigrant should be
''placcd at every mans door, so that when
she is in need OF labor-the demand for
(which is constantly increasing-he can
'employ him, giving to parties such bonus
'as would be remunerating for the great
convenience"
While pointing out the difficulty, the
Reatr correspondent suggests q plan by
which it may lie overcome. This is de-
scribed as follows:
THAT the men of South Carolina, who COM
prehend fully the necessity of moving in this
matter, form joint stock company of, say
$40, $50, $50 or even slO9 per share Organ
lie a central or distributing bureau at some
central point, perhaps Columbia would do,
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

mn DAILY NEWS, by mall, one year So; Six
months IS; three months So; one month Is cents.
Sssyed in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, paya-
Nae to the carriers, or Sc year, paid in advance
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TIE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Fhursdays and Saturdays, one year s.; SIX
months So; and so cents q month for any shorter
period.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable in advance,
And no paper continued after the expiration OF
he time paid for.
ApyHRrIsEMENTs.-First insertion Is cents
limo; subsequent insertions 10 cents line. Spe-
saal Notices is cents line each insertion. Busi-
paes Notices 90 cents line each insertion. Mar
rfaqe and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted
On the Fourth Page only. Fifty per cent. addi-
tioaal charged for inserting advertisements IN
rHx TR1.WEEKLY NEWS. Advertisements for
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rates.
Notices of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
Roardiag, &C., not exceeding 20 words, rs cents
ssoa insertion; over %, and not exceeding so
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80 and not
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion. All
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must be paid for In advance.
RKArrrANcEs should be made by Postofhce
Money Order or by Express. II this cannot be
done, protection against losses by mail may be
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order of the proprietors of THE NEWS,
or by sending the money In registered letter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON 4 CO.,
No. 14e East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
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though a very large reduction was antici-

though a very large reduction was antlcl-
pated.
Particulars ofthe illness and death of Hon.
Anson Burlingamc are given IN our foreign
files of the lst instant. On the 10th OF Feb
ruary Mr.. Burlingame was present at the
solemn audience given by the Emperor ana
Empress to him and the other members OF the
mission. The next day he paid visit 10
gallery of paintings, although feeling oii'o"s
and unwell. On the 18th he Wa worse 'ud
complained of violent pain in nc side. on
the 10th the doctor found that the lower part
of the right lung was affected and the liver
and spleen enlarged. The most energetlc
remedies were at once applied TO check the
disease. which, however, continued to make
such rapid progress that two other medical
men of eminence were called in. The En-
peror also sent his own physician, but all
was unavailing. His sufferings became very
great, and during the five days that preceded
his death he was obliged to remain in sitting
posture. His bodily sufferings appeared to be
much aggravated by his mental anxiety and
distress respecting the completion of his mis-
sion. He spoke of it necessarily to Mrs. Bur-
lingame and his son. On Tuesday, the 22d, he
was quite comfortable until midnight; afte
this he became worse. His secretary ap-
preached him; Mr.. B. warmly pressed MS, hand
and said, Goodbye, Deschamps." At 4
o'clock the following morning his hands were
cold: at half-past he ceased to breathe. MI.
Burlingame died without struggle, or any
apparent pain, in Mrs. Burlingame's arms.
His face looked so calm, composed and life
like that when laid out on the bed 1t was diff
cult 10 believe that he was dead.
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Rewar0s.

EIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-STOLEN
II from my stables on Friday night, l1th Inst,
two Black Horse MULES. One medium size,
little hipped 10 OF II years DID, plenty Of life, and
nearly black The other about Is or IL hands
high, 10 little rawbone.) about 6 years old, scar
and enlargement on hind leg, back part, midway
between knee and ankle. full OF llie. the above
reward will be paid for the safe delivery OF said
mules. ANY information leading TO their reeoye.
ry viii be thankfully received and rewarded by
the subscriber, JACOB +. wlGGlNS, Holly HUI
p o. s G. mch15 g.
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DRAFTS "AsTRAL" OIL

u
Unlike many other Illuminating Oils, is per-
fectly pure and free from all authorizations OF OF
mixtures Of any kind. 1t emits no offensive
smell while burning, gives soft and brilliant
light, and can be used with the same assurance nee
OF safety as gas. Chemists pronounce it tne
best and safest Illuminating OIL ever oIerea 10
the public; and Insurance Companies endorse an1 m
urge upon consumers the use OF the "Astrar, on
In preference 10 any other. ills now burned oy
thousands of families, anil in no instance mas
any accident occurred from its use; lamp 1lled
with it, If upset and broken, will not explode. TO
prevent adultcration, the "Astral" Oil Is packed
only in the Guaranty Patent Cans, OF gallon
and'5 gallons each, and each can Is sealed IN
manner that cannot be counterfeited. Every
nackage with uncut seal we warrant. Be sure
and get none but the genuine article, Pratt's "As.
tral"sIil. for sale by dealers everywhere, and at
wholesale and retail by The proprietors
OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT,
No. lC8 Fulton street. New York, 4
PostOtee Box No. 3U5G
Send for circulars, with testimonials and price
lists. Enclose stamps for copy Of the "4stral
Light.n
For sale by GOODRICH, wlNBMAN i Co..
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. G. deelo
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PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
/ GREAT BARGAlN.-one small Cylinder TAY-
LOR PRESS In complete repair. 1t has been hut
owner has no use for It. The size OF the bed Of
the Press is forty -four by dftyeght inches. Said
Press will he sold at q great bargain II applied for
at once, as the room 1t occupies is wanted lot
postoffice sept20
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GinanliaI.
might HUNDRED TO TWELVE HUN
~ DRED DOLLARS.

Wanted an Interest in Plantation. ANY
Planter having more land than he can cult
vate proHtably, and to whom Partner With
the above amount would be aa advantage, may
address "N" at the office OF this paper, until Sa-
turday 10Th. giving name and oil particulars.
mch18 D&C1*
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IL ENTUCKY MULES AND HORSES. AT
IN the Kentucky Sale Stable, No. 90 Church
street between Chalmers and Broad Strets.
lot Of Young Broke MULES and HORSES Oh sale
for cash or city acceptance. II. 0AKMAN.
fcbl8 lmo
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Gailoring.


-.~-~~-r>~>-'~~~~~>>-~>~~>
m A I L o R I N G..
The undersigned begs leave TO inform his
friends and the public, that he has just returned
from New York with iull and carefully selected
Stock OF S PRING AND SUMMER GOODS OF the
most Fashionable Patterns. He Woulu caii spe-
cinl attention to his selections OF
CLOTHS,
DOESKINS,
CASSIMERES and
yESTINGS,
which he Is prepared to make up at short notice,
and In the latest styles. Also, o full assortment
OF FURNISHING GOODS, including
THE FAMOUS STAR SHIRTS,
and NECKTIEs, SCARFs, &c., in great variety.
JOHN RUGHEIMER,
No. 141 King street.
A few doors north Of Queen street.
mchl6 0wfm1mo
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Cost an0 fonn6.

r OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
Il have lost anything, make 1t known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, Is rs cents, II paid
in advance.
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r oST, EITHER IN CALHOUN, ST.
Ii PHILIP or King streets, q GOLD BROOCH
with hair setting. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving 1t at this ofllce. mcal6
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miscellaneous.
9 9 sssss 8

. 9 ~ 3 . q 9 9 9
TITO THE WORKING CLASS.-WE ARE
i now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment OF home, the whole OF the
time, or for the spare moments Business new,
light and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily
earn from 90 cents to SIS per evening, and pro-
portonal sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much Us
men. That ali who see this notice may send their
address, and test the business, we make this un-
paralleled offer: To such as are not well satisfied
we will send 81 to pay for the OF writing
Full particulars, o valuable sample, which will do
pIes rI Literary Coa1panIon"H @ % Of the largest
and best family newspapers published all sent
free by mail. Reader, If you want permanent
profitable WORK, address Z. C. ALLEN Il Co.,
Augusta. Maine. ianl7 3mos
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For Gnlc.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO-
IL PERTY OF any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column, at the rate OF % cents Tor
twenty words or less each insertion, II paid In
advance.