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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15
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A STORY OF A LOTT AhY TICKET.

In the intervals of his professional pursuits
| my father walked about London with his little
girl in his hand and one day Git was my birth
day, and l was ten years DID, he took me into
not very temptng-looking place which was, as
speedily found, lottery Office An Irish lottery
was upon the point of being drawn and he de-
sired me to choose one out of several bits of
printed paper Il did not then know their signih-
cance) that lay upon the counter.
"Choose which one you like best" said the
dear papa, 'and that shall be your birthday
present"
| Immediately selected one and put it into his
hand. No. 2,224.
"Ah, said my father, examining it, "you
must choose again / want to buy whole
ticket, and this is only quarter Choose again,
my pet"
| "No, dear papa, like this one best"
" Here is the next number" interposed the
lottery Office keeper, No 2,223."
cay, said my father, 4" that will do just as
well, will it not, Mary? Wen take that"
"No, returned ], obstnately "that won't do.
This is my birthday, you know, papa, and am
ten years old Cast up my number, acd youH
find that makes ten. The ether 10 enly nine"
My, father, superstitious like all spectators,
struck with my pertinacity, and with the reason
| gave, which he liked none the less because the
ground of preference was tolerably unreasonable,
resisted the attempts of the Office keeper to tempt
me by different tickets, and we had nearly left
the shop without a purchase, when the clerk,
who had been examining different desks and
drawers, said to his principal:
"I think, sir, the matter may be managed If
the gentleman does not mind paying few shill-
ings more. That ticket, 2,224, only came yes
terday, and we have still all the shares one
half, one-quarter, one-eighth two-sixteenths.
1t will be just the same if the young lady is set
upon it,"
The young lady was set upon it and the shares
| were purchased.
The whole affair was secret between US, and
my father, whenever he got me to himself, talk
ed over our future twenty thousand pounds just
like Alnaschar over his basket Of eggs.
Meanwhile time passed on, and one Sunday
morning were all preparing to go to church,
when face that had forgotten, but my father
had not, made its appearance. 1t was the clerk
of the LOTTERY office An express had just arrived
from Dublin announcing that No. 2,224 had
drawn prize of twenty thousand pounds, and
he had hastened to communicate the good news.
Mary Russell Mt|ord.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15
Weekly Grinity yuurnal,
OUR AGENTS.


Mr. SAMUEL BUCK, an eccentric character we'll
known in the vicinity of Conneaut, Ohio, died
recently at that village at an advanced age. He
is represented to have been man of good fam
lily and with fair education and natural abili-
ties, but possessed of a strong passion to the
manners of the opposite sex. For many years
he had lived alone, and, with surprising facility,
he performd all the duties of housewife and
farmer at once. In the morning he would don
woman's attire which became his delicate per-
son well, prepare breakfast and eat, and, having
put the house in order, would unpin his CHG
non, exchange his hoopskirts for trowsers and
go out to plow or chop wood, as the might
be, until noon, when he would appear again in
the role of lady cook He very fastidious
in his tastes, and when attired a fashionable
woman, with his long, wel-kept hair done up a
Ia mode, he would receive and entertain company
so gracefully and naturally as to deceive all ex-
cept those who knew him, and always seemed
quite unconscious he was playing borrowed
part.
NOVEL SUGGESTION Mr.. G. Gaylord, says
the CaH has suggested plan for trans ferring
one body of water to another-or, in techanical
phrase, to "make portage (which, it is said,
has been ndorsed as practicable by W L. Hans
com, U. S. Naval Constructor-that will strike
the reader as rather novel in character The
plan is to employ an ordinary floating dock to
raise the vessel and place it on crade-bed
which stands on the tracks When the water is
pumped out of the dock, and the whole is lifted
up to the proper grade, locomotive is attached
and the vessel is hauled away like any other
load. The road over which this transportation
is to take place is to be from forty to sixty feet
wide, with eight or more rails, the road-bed to
be made capable of sustaining any weight. Mr.
Ilanscom thinks such railway, with docks, etc.
thirty-seven miles across the Isthmus of Pana-
ma could be built for $22, 500 900, while ca
nal, with the necessary locks and basins, would
cost eight times that sum or more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

AN intelligent young man, clerk in Ellis mu-
sic store at Rochester, New York, spent an idle
moment in front of $500 mirror by writing his
name across the center with his diamond ring
If anybody wants a nice young man in store
they can get this one, as he is no longer con-
nected with the establishment of George Fl. Ell
lis & Co., of Rochester.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

NASHVILLE, Kentucky, has a gentleman now
engaged in active business, who is forty years of
age and in good health, and who has never been
further from the place of his birth than two or
three miles He has never Seen out of the coun-
ty, has never been in any of the neighboring
towns, has no curiosity to see any other part of
the country than that which surrounds him,
and, most wonderful to relate, never went to
circus. IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

To REMOVE ink spots, put the article stained
over warm fiat iron, stretch it we'll, then
squeeze few drops of lemon juice on it, and
the spot will disappear at once. Wash imme.
diately in cold water.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

The VALUE OF LETTERs.-lf it were better
known how much influence the letters of q true
and virtuous woman have on n young man away
from home, mothers would write oftener to
their sons, sisters to their brothers, and sweet
hearts to their lovers The good that earnest
lovers letters do is not to be estimated. Many
man who left the paternal roof early to battle
with the world, can look back and say :" My
mothers letters saved from the path that
leads to eternal death" And even if not on the
road to ruin; those tender, womanly letters en-
courage US Of the sterner sex to renew our eff
forts, not become discouraged because the way
seems dark before us. They cost but little eff
fort, yet how much good they do. Let all the
gentler sex ponder this simple fact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

NAIL IN THE Foor.-We give the following for
what it is worth "To relieve from the terrible
effect of running nail in the foot of man or
horse, take peach leaves bruse them, apply to
the wound, aud conane with bandage. They
cure as if by magic. Renew the application
twice a day if necessary; but one application
usually does the work. | have cured both man
and horse, in few hours, when they were ap-
parently on the point of having ockjaw."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

THE OLDEST OBJ FELLOW William +. Cham
bers, undoubtedly the senior member of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows in America and
probably in the world, died recently in Brook
lyn New York. He was initiated in the " Loyal
Westminster Independent Lodge of Odd Eel
lows" in London in the year 1901, and was one
of five brothers who attempted to establish the
Order in New York in 1906 by insttuting
&" Shakespeare Grand Lodge" He has been in
full membership in Getty's Lodge, No. II, of
New York, for the last 80 years. Mr.. Chambers
reached his 88th year on the 18th of January last
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

COLD water very refreshing hot
Summers day, yet, in general, the longer one
postpones drinking it the better off he will be.
Drinking abundantly in the early part of the
day increases thirst and perspiraton. When
one is warm few swallows of water, taken
slowly, will quench the thirst better and more
safely than large quantity taken quickly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

SENSIBLE PLAN DUELs.-Dr. Doremus, of
New York city, has prepared a new plan by
which the duel can be made perfectly fair to
both, and at the same time yield pleasant di-
version to the principles for number of min
utes. His plan is that instead of meeting with
pistols and surgeon some raw morning in
lonely field, the injured parties simply repair to
comfortable ROOM with two ounces of corro-
sive sublimate pack of guards and stomach
pump. All being ready, each man swallows an
ounce of poison then they sit down and play
"seven-up" for the pump. The winner is saved !;
the loser gracefully yields his breath both are
satisfied, all is fair, and the public morals are
nreserved
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

Comet L0dge, .S'0. 81, H. o. %. E.-Holds its reg
ular meetings at ODD FELLOWS HALL Trinity Center on
Saturday evenings. A. NJ. CARTER, N. G.
s. HUBBELL r. s. 1v14
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15

The following humorous appeared in the Alta and
generally attributed to the author Of the Address To
Governor laight -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-15
Society Aotiees.

Trinity Chapter, No. 10, ~. n. .u.-Meets o
the second Tuesday of each month at Masonic
HALL Weaverville. w. D. TlNNlN. Ii p.
n GRIFFIN Secretary. 1v14.
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BeacOn Lodge, Jv0. 900, H. o. q. T.-Meets a
Coon TMPLARs HAIL. Weayerville every Sunday evening
at ~ o'clock. sILAS RULE, w. c. T.
GEO. b. JUMPER W s. IVA.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

All communications should be addressed 20 the Commits
sioncrs' Onice l.2l7 Broadway, New York.
The particulars OF the drawing Will be published in all the
leading OF New York the after the drawing
STAMMLRING POSITIVELY CURED By DRs. MANN
y COLvIN, 116 Astor House, New York. No money
received until permanent is effected. Ladies and
children treated al their residences
CL0TE JAMES
y Statoners, Printers and Blank Book Mann uacures aS
Fulton street, Blank Books made TO pattern.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AxUsEMENrs sKoosD PAeE-Fourth NTH and sixth col.
SSS~n
BoXR6 AND IoDGiNd %ASTE6-sHOosD ls; PAar-sso
sseeaaSSPSES$$ WAITED sscesp rssr.r.. . column; column
s6k
BUsIsEss oPPosrTSiTnEs on SHa sroosp PAss-Thid col
SiT11 ssAE All EsfHTE FOR sAhE-Nisra Fxes~Foai.h
CLERKS AND sALEsMES-rwrLrru rAsE-sscond
S63oanss 3cas @ ASp ss
SoA sssSs s.,,,
SHcES column
s"S%n ss'nn,
bsH He%sEs - sS sgsssaAD AMP IN
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs-Frnsr PAGn-Fiah and sixth
yTsA SS7Sy.s4 FasaI column. sSsns
TO LET
FRENCH
HELP wHSirED-xALEs- TWELFTH PAex-Fourth col.
HELP ED-PEMALEs-rwxLrru PAer-rirs. and
HORSES. o1RRT&eEs. 4o-rnsr rAar-second and
hoGsEs rsssss sc issns
$s HDsSs s9 .rs
QKN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-NIEru PAa1
s5 column
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsT PA8E-Fftth column.
LOST AND FOUkD-NINTE PAaE-Sixth column.
MACHINERY-SEcoSD PAGE-Se column.
MARBLE MANTkLS--SRCOND PAaE-Thrd column
MEDTCAL-SECoND PAaR-Fifth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkINd-FIRsr PAGR-Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrIsENEErs-TKsruP PAsx-
sIsGSiTaSESTs s.s.u s.s s.aszsI,,a ss, column.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAaR--F First column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Sl column.
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-FIRsr PAGE-Third coll umu:
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE AND TO
RENT-NI.;TH PAGE Fifth column. -
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-NINrH PAGT-Fifh
REAL ESTATE WANTED-NrSrH PAeE-sixta column.
REWARDS-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-NINTn PAGs-Second and third
colnmns
SITUATIONS WANTElJ-F J-FEMALEs--ELEvRNrn PAGE,
and TWELFTH PAaE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-Tw sLrrH PAGE-Sec-
SPECIAL NOTICRs-Frnsr PAcR-Fir.. and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &o.-sinsr PAoR-sesond
sTALIiONs-FInsr pAaE-seoond column.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELrTH PAGx-
Fifth column.
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TwELFTH PAGE-SIxth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRST PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAaE-1hird column.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sLEIGns, &C.

A UCTION SALE OF FIVE FINE HORSES
~ the best OF the season. and the finest offered
public auction This day, February 81 at l0 o'clock
private stable ~ Great Jones street, by JOHN L. yANDE
The handsome high bred and fast pair of iafk dapp'e
steel With light maues and tails l5lq high, fi
both years this spring; are half brothers, sired by
Pilot out of thoroughbred dams raiscd BY Mr. Clay
in Kentucky, where ey took the first premium
last ralentercd Clays Pilot they rotted CO.
gether IN 2.66, and Afterwards showed two miles 67.
can scarcely distinguished from other are prompt
game stylish drivers with fne rapid and lofty knee &C
ton. They need checks gags drive evenly together
and style alike Taken altogether they arc tho finest aud
size style muscle enough Arst class coach or phae
ton team for leaders 10 tandem team they have no
equals They warranted sound and kind every parcu
lar, and to tlot inside OF minutes.
This team purchased In Kentucky abous four weeks
ago expressly he late James g. Watson and arrived
here alter his DEATH consequently Will be that
Also superior nne and fast black ,rottng Horse by
Ethan Alien 1874 high seven years old, fne flowing
and tail Is Monarch. He is the finest gcntsmans
roadster in the city, is hno free ana driver great
and handsome gaed he rot from 2:35 81 on any
warranted sound and kind "
Also The handsome fas high bred trotng Eutaw
dam by American Star. She Ia hnest youpg
otlns mares hss no public record when
this as she can beat 0 to road wsran ma can
low In the thirties any good track ia fine
pleasant driver homes! and reliable. and warranted sound
and kind.
years old. Full particulars and description at sale
All OF this stock offered fer positive and peremptcrv sale
to highest bidder without E and eepemen
wishing purchase One horses that relied upon as
they will all be warranted represented sale ard aair
trial given.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21


House Commissioners at Hamilton, Ohio, at the Com
5sRDs "a Ssx .:s. xsss city ~. ssss FROM
p:vn. Se SsSpoSsH i%s Hotel railroad
!. Demonlco's. Broad ct. oflce.
c. Delmonico's, Broadway Metropolitan Hotel, cigar
Eitasersld's igs Xsw.,: spinssr House, Gus Messsy
Co.naopoliaa Hotel, West Anaon House, Spring
Rro end Kns, s gS:SS syon
St. Nicholas Hotel. Tebrich Son, 8a Broadway.
General Railroad Office, No. Q MscKinlcy's Hotel, Fulton
Aasao Cos. sls Broadway j. Lays, sl broadway.
Gcnn's, 81. Nicholas Hotel Hargreavss Maces Esd st.
Hs.slion's sss BSosdway. Aphoase Ekrichs ss Union
Broadway. NJ DE ssbalong's, 50 West
J. Fais tfouvrs. Sr Sss B,way Tujaos, sss Rroadway
John H. Casey, lowess Hous- Thomas, 80? Broadway.
whitney Houses, aaloon. Lynch & Bernstien's, San
and ' Broadway ~ Geo Smiths, es7 Broadway
Grand Central HOTEL book wes.cheete! House. Bowery
stand JAS Golfers corner 18Th ct.
Fifth Avenue Hotel, book and Broadway.
In Albany Of Collier 4 Son. Music Store (Tweddlie
Ball, and NJ. Fitzpatrick, Dclavan House.
fn Troy, Of L. Wiliard's Book Store.
In Brooklyn, of ". Smith. Jr, Music Store 373 Fulton
f.
Stand; N. H. N. KendIg First National Bank.
orrIoE or THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,l
" HAMILTON, Ohio, Jan. l9 1871.
The Commissioners n charge of the Opera House Draw
Ing We ws @ SHOWN in tins NY for s nan; an
faith tkcy win manage the DRAWN. fairly that all
paI' a, !" be honestly and os r. s'n sss xSrr'
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:-"This drawing promises 70
be the most popular hc kind presented 70 the public
dcnce the re,p!e enterprise certain that
those who purchase tickets vii lbe fairly dealt with"
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO BUY MORTGAGES AND TO LOAN
N. real estate $4,000 to loan in Weschesier county
WASHINGTON X. NICHOLS, Counselor-a, Inv,
lis Broadway. room IL.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

THE ONLY TRULY SCIENTIFIC AND ARTIST
liycsize, threequsItor profile Photographic Views
George Washington at about fortyGve of desgne
by John Iecker, for sale by WILLIAM SCHAUS, "a
Broadway, New Yors
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Second Lady-Ycs, II true for bought some OF each,
and when went home and displayed purchases to
six friends, they instantly returned to their belief
Macy's the right place. after all and the
all went there shopping Ia merry crowd together.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
m of the
CITY OF NEW YORK.

OF NEW fork, passed March ", ls7O
CAPITAL Sioco,oOo SHARES, slco EACH.
OFFICE yi6 AND s4S BROADWAY,
New YORK Life Insurance Building,
-. TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SHARES
OF me capital stock OF this Of the value Of 500
eacb being the remainder Of the stock Of million
and othcra
The books Of sui scpton said stock will be opened At
the ONCE or tho company above Wednesday, tho 18th
day Of February, 1871 from A. N. 70 l.. H., and re-
main open each day for ten days unless sooner sub
Each subscription for ten Go shares from any batcher
markensn dealer will entite subscriber stall
stlnd n uniform fixed OF Eve years.
But butcher, mark ketman dealer win be allowed
than two stalls stands In either Wholesale retail
department. and the intention to avail himself Of ths
privilege must be declared BY each subscriber the time
OF subscribing.
diagram OF the stands in the be seen at the
ONCE OF the copany and the selection OF stands by said
% ~ % M sre oaer 2. %
the baance IN Of sb per caod
by the Treasurer on thirty days notice.
By ordsf OF the Board
PAUL l. ARMOUR, Committee
COuRTLANDT PALMERl
W. N. JOHNSON. J Subscription.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL. 1871
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
STALLIONS.

LNOR SALE-TIIE FAMOUS STALrIONs GEORGE
Wilkes ard Honest Allen. George Wilkes by Rysdyks
Hambieonau half brother TO eYter and hs
h the fastest stallion alive having record OF ID
Honest Alien By Ethan Allen and acknowledged the best
pole horse the world roed 2 IL Prospect PARK.
beating the renowned Goldsmith Maid. Address wy SIM
MONS, box lS7 Hoffman House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

eas o a: s.an. HIS II y, % LUZ
try dar bay years old lsH haads high. lowing
sound kind and free from bemish and OF the best rot,n
blood In the country valuable for track, breeding
For particulars address W., box 425 New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

CAFSs wANTED-TwO FIRST CLASS Ru RGLAR AND
- fireproof suitable the banking business Address
box 2,22l Post odce
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

ONLY ONE DAY BEFORE THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE DRAWING
AT HAMILTON, OHIo
Guaranteed BY the Best Men In 0hio.)
AN ELEGANT OPERA HOUSE AND $4,000 IN CASE
PRIEST
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY %, 1871.
POSITIVELY NO POsTPoNEMENT.
The First and Capital Prize consisting OF tho magnificent
Opera House Building, which has appraised the
Probate Judge and Auditor Of Butler county Sl000
Cash Prize ut $1,000 10000
CAsh rrike a. ~2V " tuvO
Cash Prizes AZ $E01. 1000
90 Cash Prizes At 800. 5000
10 rTnes. Sou,O0W
The whole enterprise will be divided into $4,000 or
Tickets OF as each, which be obtained from the Opera
missioner's once.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

DRY GOODS.
Ar r. II. MAcYs.
AT r. II. MAci's.
AT r. II. MAcys.
SPRING ENGLISH
STRAW STRAW
GOODS HATS
NOW OPEN. NOW OPEN.
Newspaper Who ha, never fol. the pleasure tina. IL
brinssp
1t always tolls US OF SO many strange and
wondrous things.
II makes weep at tales Of woe; It Ais with smles
II of the price of stocks and now much to pay
for lsces,
And when and where, how why 10 buy our goods
tMacy'a
Has wars loud clarion called 70 arms-has lightning struck
atres?
Has jenkins broke his leg-or there been u storm al
sea?
Has Nay's little lamb been round-or comets tall been
Or with groom run OF to Getna Grecus
All this and many wonders you from ths sheet may
CLEAN.
adapted from the poet.
First Lady-Well did you go TO Macy's last week.
Second Lady-Ycs, I did.
First Ladywhy thought belonged to society that
passed resolution that they would there again
and thought husband said would get from
you II you ever went by the door even
Second Ladv-Wcll, 90 we did. but couldn't help H.
I rend Macy's advertisement last week aloud tho
breakfast table, there other
resolved never to 90 there again. who heard
nOunce my resolution TO return to MRCys missed
anything much In my life. All the little choice ar.
tices that had been accustomed 10 get there
plotcy out Of and could not find them elsewhere except
at extrnvagant prices and many Of them not at ALL Find
down with commissions for themselves and Judged
from the amount and variety of those commissions
that they had suffered much I had by staving
away. Wen, went to Macy's Strange say the store
stood In the that 1t did before II the
same pleasant store Frightened up with fresh of
paint reied for the coming pleasant
faces behind the counter that have there often
felt ut home in a minute.
FIRST Lady-wen is It true that he sold splendid Sash
Ribbon 8c yard and fnc Jaconet lsc yard and
Ladies' Night Dresses at s2c.?
Second Lady-Ycs, IL II true for bought some Of each
and when home, and displayed my purchases my
six friends they instantly returned to their old belief
Macy's the right place. after all and the
all went there shopping In merry crowd together
IL Hat rr
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

WANTED--A SECOND HAND DUNCAN's HORIZON.
w tAl MAnGlc. Address box ilb6 Post oaicv
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stoR1ING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

-
LyOR SALE-FANCY FOWLS, PIGEONS RABBITS,
Il Birds and thorough Game Fowls, Watch Dogs. Fowls
bought and sold commission, at j. YOuNGs, 81 Canal ST.
GRAND PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT FOR THE
VI Championship of America, n. Double Birs.
An elegant Diamond Badge vaued at $780, oren 10 ALL
VII be contested for on Wsshins;e-s E';-y, Feb % ISL
Under the auspices and grounds OF the Long Island
Pigeon Shooting CLUB at Captain ses Gate Hiram Wood
to shoot fifteen double rises the OF the L. r.
s. G. Entrance $2b and the BIRDS eight entries, to htc
close Captain Seays nt IL O'Clock A. NJ, the day OF
the tournament As nearly n the crack 'shoe" OF the
country VIII participate IN this con.es splendid days sport
]. K. SEALY, Proprietor Woodruff House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

AT r. COLES, $50 BROADWAY, NEAR UNION
~ squareGoods from auction unusually prices.
consisting OF Linen Sheets Linen Sheetng Napkins Table
Linen, Black Silks, DC.
NINE. $. P0NCuoN. HAVING JUST RETURNED
m from Europe FOR the purpose OF selling on
business begs TO inform her customers that
large stock of Frcnch Corscs &c at great
hopes the public in general will avail themselves op
portunity at 295ix Sixth avenue.
rTAssELs, PRINCES, GlMPs, CORDS. DRESS hut
tons, Ornaments, &C., manufactured tor wholesale
trade trimming manufacturers supplied with Materials for
cash trade. FREDERICK MAYNARD. 100 Liberty street
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MILLINERY AND DREssIAKING.

A FIRST CLASS DREsSNAKER WANTED AS FORE
~ woman; also first class nilner both no into the
counry situations permanent references unobiec
tonabe Address Mrs. C. T. T., boz 6,403 Post ONCE
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LOPES, all styles and Sizes O full limo Of
BLANK BOOKS, from the smallest Pass Book,
all grades, up to ten quire medium Ledgers and
Journals; ali styles of binding warranted the
cheapest books in the market.
28 G. Z. FRENCH.