533. Extracts from the Census Report for 1860.

Boots and shoes, $11 25
Clothing, 12 00
Cotton goods, 13 30
Woollen, 16 00
Paper boxes, 14 30
Umbrellas, &c. 13 38
Book folding, 15 38
Printing, 13 65
Millinery, 17 47
Ladies' mantillas, &c. 16 00
Hoop skirts, 14 00

[APPENDIX.]

INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS OF PARIS, IN 1848.
OCCUPATIONS.Number of Men.Number of Women.Minimum of Men's Wages per Day.Maximum of Men's Wages per Day.Minimum of Women's Wages perDay.Maximum of Women's Wages perDay.Months when Work is slack.
cents$ ctscentscents
Makers of Accordions 217 51 40 1 00 15 35Jan., Feb., Aug.
Sculptors in Alabaster Night Lamps,and Wicks 51 14 40 1 20 30 45Jan., Feb., March.
Makers of Matches 184 357 25 1 00 12 60May, June, July, Aug.
Manufacturers of Starch and Spongersof Cloths 83 4 45 0 80 30 ..June, July, Aug.
Dressers of Woven Goods, Silver andCopper 491 325 25 1 00 20 50June, July, Jan.
Dressers and Drawers of Gold 31 3 50 1 20 20 60Jan., Feb.
Gunsmiths 492 8 30 1 10 .. 35June, July, May, March.
Makers of Scales and Weights 205 2 60 1 10 .. ..Jan., Feb., Aug.
Whalebone Splitters 96 42 20 1 00average 29Dec., Jan., Feb.
Bandage and Truss Makers 278 404 50 0 83 60 $2 00Jan., Feb., and part of Dec.
Beaters of Gold and Silver 195 377 50 1 20 20 60Jan., Feb.
Polishers of Steel Jewelry 1,091 784 30 2 00 15 50Jan., Feb., March.
Mourning Jewelry 170 54 40 1 20 20 60Jan., Feb., July.
False Jewelry 1,507 456 25 1 60 16 80Jan., Feb., March.
Fine Jewelry 2,942 637 20 2 40 .. 48July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Garnishers of Jewels 83 4 50 1 10 20 40Jan., Feb., and part of July.
Manufacturers of Implements forBilliards 216 9 40 2 00 30 60July, Aug., Jan.
Toy Manufacturers 641 1,345 25 1 20 10 80Jan., Feb., March, April.
Bleachers of Woven Goods 65 275 50 1 00 10 55June, July, Aug., and part of Sept.
Washerwomen 36 7,491 40 0 70 20 60Aug., July, Jan., Feb.
Wood Workers 43 20 40 1 00 15 60July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Cap Makers 1,068 1,565 18 1 00 8 50Jan., Feb., July, and part of Aug.
Makers of Hooks and Eyes, and Buckles 127 75 60 1 00 20 35Jan. and part of Feb.
Makers of Wax and Tallow Candles 186 113 40 1 00 15 60June, July, Aug.
Bakers 1,996 643 25 0 6030 and a loaf ofbread every day.June, July, Aug., Sept.
Embroiderers of Bags and Purses 7 876 60 0 80 15 60Jan., Feb., July, and Aug.
Button Makers, Horn, Pearl,&c. 405 185 40 1 20 18 40From Dec., to Feb., being most of 3months.
Button Makers, Cloth and Metal 716 522 30 1 20 10 60Jan., Feb., and part of July and Aug.
Bricks, Tiles, and Pipes for Chimneys 497 27 40 2 80 25 60Commence in Nov. and end in March.
Book Stitchers 183 678 20 1 00 20 65
Tapestry Embroiderers 14 969 70 1 20 15 70June, July, Aug.
Embroiderers 43 3,746 60 3 00 10 $1 00July, Aug., and part of Jan. and Feb.
Manufacturers of Bronze 2,515 27 45 2 00 25 70Most active in Oct., Nov., and Dec.
Bronze Carvers 752 6 30 1 25 30 .. " " "
Bronze Gilders 343 24 50 1 20 30 55Oct., Nov., Dec.
Bronze Founders 1,178 1 40 1 40 27 .. " " "
Bronze Mounters 32 11 40 0 70 25 70Sept., Oct., and Nov.
Bronze Finishers 333 2 30 1 20 40 ..Oct., Nov., and Dec.
Bronze Turners 164 4 30 1 20 30 40Sept., Oct., and Nov.
Bronze Varnishers 168 233 40 1 40 25 $1 00Oct., Nov., Dec.
Makers of Common Brushes 365 163 35 1 00 20 60Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Makers of Fine Brushes 371 421 30 1 20 15 60 " " "
Coffee Toasters 37 22 30 1 00 30 40June, July.
Contractors for Washrooms and PublicWashing Houses 193 45 40 0 80 25 55Jan., Feb., March, April.
Manufacturers of Dials forWatchesand Clocks 24 10 55 1 00 30 50Jan., Feb., March.
Manufacturers of Mouldings for GiltFrames 989 57 40 2 00 25 60Jan., Feb., and part of July and Aug.
Manufacturers of Cotton Canvas 114 30 33 0 80 25 40Jan., July.
Cane and Whip Makers 796 84 35 1 40 20 55Jan., Feb., Dec., July.
Cane Chair Seaters 10 169 35 0 80 15 50Jan., Feb., March.
Makers of Gum Elastic Works 259 310 50 1 20 20 60Jan., Feb., June.
Coachmakers 3,685 2 30 1 60$240 a month each and boarded.July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Playing Cards 160 97 45 1 00 20 50June, July, Aug.
Manufacturers of Pasteboard andCards, Glazed Paper 210 121 30 1 30 20 45Dec., Jan., Feb.
Manufacturers of Pasteboard Boxes 569 1,357 40 1 20 6 70Jan., Feb., March, July.
Makers of Men's and Boy's Caps 81 3,929 30 1 20 10 60Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Manufacturers of Shawls 786 1,133 30 1 80 10 60June, July, Aug.
Mounters and Trimmers of Straw Hats 173 1,974 30 2 00 15 $1 00Work slack six months, from June toNov.
Weavers of Braid for Straw Bonnets 12 108 50 0 70 20 60 " " "
Bleachers and Pressers of Straw Hats 117 101 40 1 40 20 60July to Jan.
Hat Makers 2,829 1,158 30 2 40 15 $1 00July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Meat Sellers 629 72 10 0 80$30to $160 peryear for female accountants.June, July, Aug.
Manufacturers of Articles for Hunting 162 82 30 1 00 20 35Jan., Feb., March, Dec.
Embroiderers of Church Ornaments 9 174 60 1 00 25 80Jan., Feb., and part of March.
Coppersmith ... wife of patron .... 1 .. .. .. ..
Makers of Woven and Knit Shoes 728 1,154 20 0 90 10 50Dec., July, Aug., and part of March.
Hair Preparers, Dressers, WigMakers, &c. 678 280 30 1 40 15 60June, July, Aug.
Washers and Assorters of Rags 27 44 50 0 70 12 40Dec. and Jan.
Chocolate Makers 266 122 45 1 10 20 55June, July, Aug., Sept.
Manufacturers of Blacking and Varnish 86 45 25 0 80 20 40 " " "
Manufacturers of Wafers and SealingWax 57 23 40 0 80 30 40July, Aug.
Chasers and Engravers 330 21 50 1 40 30$1 20July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Bells and Clock Bells 40 2 501 20 30 ..Jan., Feb., and part of March.
Nailmakers 347 33 40 1 40 20 25Jan., July, Aug.
Print Colorers 18 626 45 0 70 20 60 " " "
Makers of Women's Clothing 1 1,301 .. 1 00 10 80Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Confectioners 367 284 40 1 20 20 60June to Sept.
Makers of Nutritious Conserves 75 45 30 0 80 20 40June, July, Aug., Sept.
Rope Makers 392 5 15 0 80 25 40From Dec. to Feb.
Boot and Shoe Makers13,553 6,713 15 1 80 8 70Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Makers of Shoes to Order 7,511 1,555 20 1 82 12 70 " " "
Curriers 2,170 189 30 2 00 10 30 " " "
Corset Makers 38 2,810 40 1 00 10 80July, Aug., Sept., and part of Jan.
Costumers 37 47 60 1 00 20 50June, July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Colors and Varnish 510 12 40 1 10 30 50Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb.
Knife Makers 503 39 25 1 60 25 50July, Aug.
Mantua Makers .. 5,287 .. .. 10 80July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Flannels and Blankets 404 215 30 0 70 $1 00$1 80Jan., Feb., March.
Makers of Crayons 65 21 35 0 90 20 40 " " "
Curd and Cheese Makers 53 30 40 0 60 20 40Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Horse-hair Goods 43 68 45 0 90 15 90Dec., Jan., Feb.
Dressers and Liners of Horse Hair 145 72 40 0 SO 25 50Dec., Jan.
Manufacturers of Razor Leather 38 8 60 0 70 30 ..Jan., Feb., July.
Varnished Leather 175 9 60 1 00 30 40June, July
Daguerreotypists 34 8 60 1 00 40 ..Jan., Feb., March.
Pinkers of Shawls and Woven Goods 12 32 45 0 70 20 45June, July.
Makers, Hookers, and Washers of Laces 1 817 .. 0 70 12 70June, July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Artificial Teeth 63 20 50 2 00 35 40July, Aug., Sept.
Designers for Manufacturers 579 43 50 4 00 .. 40July, Aug., Feb., March.
Designers for Embroidery 173 46 50 2 40 20 50June, July, Aug.
Manufacturers of Distilled Liquorsand Sirups 294 13 30 0 90 30 45July, Aug., Sept.
Gilders and Silverers of Ware andJewelry 442 163 40 2 00 20 50July, Jan., Feb.
Wood Gilders 773 257 40 1 20 20 60Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Gilders of Edges of Paper andParchment 95 72 50 1 20 39 .. " " " "
Mineral and other Gaseous Waters 177 12 40 1 20 30 40Nov. to Feb. Women make powdersfor gaseous waters.
Furniture Makers 8,459 90 25 2 00 25 80Jan., Feb.
Writers and Designers for Lithographs 54 11 70 1 60 20 80June, July, Aug.
Publishers of Images and Engravings 356 464 50 2 40 20 60Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Manufacturers and Painters ofEnamelled Ware 240 113 40 2 00 30 60Jan., Feb., March.
Makers of False Stones and Enamels 19 14 50 1 00 30 50 " " "
Makers of Artificial Eyes, PorcelainButtons,& Glass Links 93 408 55 2 50 20 40 " " "
Makers of Writing and Printing Ink 85 11 40 0 55 15 40Jan., Aug.
Fancy Inkstands and Toilet Articles 150 12 50 1 00 12 40
Grocers, Manufacturing 851 24 40 0 90 30 45June, July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Military Equipments 1,649 2,254 25 1 40 10 70Jan., Feb., July.
Embossers 337 74 40 1 60 30 60Jan., Feb.
Stampers and Engravers of Moulds forGoldware & Jewelry 220 9 40 1 20 30 40Jan., Feb., July, and part of March.
Pewterers 102 17 50 1 00 30 ..Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Fan Makers. There are severalbranches 252 264 40 1 20 12$1 00June, July, Aug.
Makers of Chairs and Arm Chairs 1,673 53 45 1 60 20 60Jan., Feb., March.
Makers of Sheet Pewter 84 14 40 1 00 25 35April, May, June, July.
Makers of Wax Figures 21 13 70 1 20 25 40March, June, July, Aug.
Spinners, Dressers, and Twisters ofSilk 47 113 30 1 00 20 40Jan., June, July.
Spinners and Twisters of Cotton 578 1,334 35 1 00 18 45Jan., July, Aug.
Spinners and Twisters of Wool 445 452 50 1 20 14 60April, May, June.
Makers of Artificial Flowers 414 5,063 40 1 20 12 80June, July, Aug., Jan.
Metal Melters 1,785 4 60 2 30 40 ..Jan., Feb.
Suet and Tallow Melters 80 3 50 1 40 25 30From a month to six weeks in summer.
Melters and Engravers of Stamps andMetal Plates 624 133 50 2 00 25 50Aug., Sept.
Block Makers 130 21 50 0 90 25 50July, Aug., Sept.
Fur Dealers and Dressers 232 399 50 1 80 12 60Mar., April, May, June, July,& part of Aug.
Old Clothes Women .. 50 .. .. 12 60Jan., Feb., March, Aug.
Sheath Makers 341 70 30 1 20 20 50July, Aug., Jan.
Makers of Kid Gloves 1,045 873 40 1 20 15 50June, July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Cloth Gloves 19 203 40 1 00 8 60June, July, Aug.
Stampers and Printers of Stuffs andGarments 136 39 40 2 40 20 60June, July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Gelatine and Glue Makers 78 35 .. 0 60 20 35Jan., Feb., Nov., Dec.
Makers of Cloth for Under Vests 751 369 20 1 20 20 40April, Aug., Sept., Jan.
Carvers and Gem Engravers 165 17 60 1 60 35 60Jan., Feb., and parts of July andAug.
Mould Engravers 68 10 60 1 40 .. 30Jan., Feb.
Copper Plate Engravers 226 62 60 2 00 25 70July, Aug.
Engravers on Wood and on Metal forPrinting 160 6 60 2 00 60$1 00Jan., Feb.
Engravers on Wood for Impressions onStuff and Printed Papers 154 11 40 1 10 .. 30July, Aug., Sept.
Engravers on Metals for Seals andClocks 205 7 30 1 60 40 70June, July, Aug.
Legging Makers 73 206 40 1 00 20 60Aug., Sept.
Makers of Clocks and Clock Trimmings 1,826 155 35 2 50 12$1 00June, July, Aug.
Lithographic and Copperplate Printers 1,909 186 30 7 00 20 60June, July, Aug., Sept.
Cloth Printers 316 45 40 2 00 25 55 " " " "
Type Printers 4,053 304 60 3 00 10 80 " " " "
Makers of Surgical Instruments 247 14 40 1 40 40 ..Jan., Feb., Sept.
Makers of Musical Wind Instruments 71 4 50 1 10 30 70Business most active in Oct., Nov.
Copper Musical Instruments 461 1 45 1 60 55 ..Slack in June, July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of False Jewels 192 26 50 2 00 30 80July, Jan., Feb.
Makers of Fine Jewels 416 65 20 2 50 35$1 00June, July, Aug.
Makers of Lamps 1,856 24 40 1 60 25 60May, June, July, Aug.
Makers of Coach Lamps 142 6 50 1 40 30 50July, Aug.
Lapidaries 112 10 60 1 40 25 35Jan., Feb., March, July.
Box Makers and Packers 1,089 2 20 1 20 30 .. " " " "
Makers of Letters in Relief 95 7 55 1 20 30 40Dec., Jan.
Cork Makers 159 53 50 1 00 20 40Dec., Jan., Feb.
File Makers 418 10 60 2 40 25 60Jan.
Contractors for Linen Drapery 80 8,974 45 1 10 3 80July, Aug, Jan., Feb.
Manufacturers of Linen Drapery 80 2,312 .. .. 12 80Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Design Readers 121 99 50 1 00 30 70June, July, Aug., Jan.
Makers of Bed Clothing 257 410 40 1 20 16 80Dec., Jan., Feb., March.
Makers of Spectacle Frames 336 44 40 1 20 12 60Jan., Feb., July.
Trunk Makers 210 73 40 1 20 20 60Dec., Jan., Feb., March.
Cutters of Marble for Furniture 574 45 80 1 20 20 60Jan., Feb., March
Cutters of Marble for Buildings 933 23 50 1 60 30 40Jan., Feb., Dec.
Horse Farriers 346 2 30 1 30 30 ..June, July, Aug., Sept.
Veneerers and Carvers 306 34 40 1 40 30 50Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Alum Leather Dressers 164 1 40 0 80 .. ..
Looms for Weaving 176 21 50 1 20 25 30July, Aug., Jan.
Trellis Makers Wives of patrons 50 3 40 1 00
Looking-Glass Makers 515 96 40 1 40 20 55Jan., Feb., March.
Milliners 24 2,354 50 0 90 20$1 00July, Aug., Sept., Feb.
Makers of Watch Cases 57 20 20 1 00 25 60June, July, Aug.
Makers of Mosaic Work 51 2 50 1 30 ..$1 00June, July, and part of Aug.
Plaster and Composition Moulders 155 4 30 1 20 .. 30Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Makers of Mouldings, Copper Pipes,and Show Cases 266 3 60 1 70 .. 30Jan., Feb.
Makers of Eyelet Holes, PercussionCaps, Pen Holders,&c. 223 85 35 1 20 15 40Jan., Feb., July.
Makers of Instruments of Precisionand Spectacles 1,634 101 40 3 20 30 40Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Makers of Silver-Plated Ware 544 59 40 2 00 25 60July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Silver Trinkets and Jewelry 328 81 40 1 30 30 70Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Manufacturers of Gold Plate 541 188 40 1 60 28 60July, Aug., and part of Jan. and Feb.
Organ Manufacturers ... Wives ofpatrons 401 2 40 2 00 .. ..
Wadding Makers 104 122 25 0 90 20 40Commences in Feb., ends in July.
Mat Makers 57 91 30 0 90 8 35Commences in May, ends in Sept.
Makers of Paper Bags, &c. 40 120 30 0 90 10 45Jan., July, Aug.
Makers of Fancy Papers 114 129 50 1 20 20 30Dec., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Wall Paper 1,855 93 30 2 00 20 60June, July, Aug., and part of Sept.
Makers of Parasols and Umbrellas 601 742 40 1 20 20 60July, Sept., Jan., Feb.
Perfumers 349 366 30 2 00 15 60July, Aug., Sept.
Makers of Lace Embroidery 2,545 6,046 20 1 20 5 80Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Novelty Embroiderers 1,142 2,331 20 1 20 8 80 " " " "
Embroiderers for Furniture 473 941 30 1 00 12 60July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Chenille Embroiderers 37 69 40 0 90 30 80Jan., Feb., March.
Military Embroiderers 160 589 25 0 80 10 40July, Aug., and part of Jan. and Feb.
Furniture and Coach Embroiderers 198 114 30 1 00 12 50July, Aug., and Jan.
False and Fine Embroiderers 108 387 35 0 90 25 70July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Embroiderers of Braces and Garters 367 1,615 25 1 00 5 50Jan., Feb., July.
Makers of Nutritious Pastry 92 59 45 1 40 25 60June, July, Aug., Sept.
Pastry Cooks 973 60 20 1 10 30 45 " " " "
Skinners and Morocco Dressers 644 15 40 1 20 25 30July, Aug., Jan.
Makers of Articles for Fishing 0 25 30 1 00 20 50Jan., Feb., Oct., Nov., Dec.
Comb Manufacturers 585 210 40 1 20 15 70Jan., Feb., July.
Wool Combers 694 194 30 1 00 25 35April, May.
House Painters 5,213 15 30 2 00 25 40Jan., Feb., Nov., Dec.
Manufacturers of Plush 202 63 25 0 80 15 40Jan., Feb.
Makers of False Pearls and PearlFlowers 56 154 60 2 00 20 40Jan., Feb., and part of Dec.
Stringers and Mounters of Pearls .... 52 .. .. 15 40Jan., Feb., and part of March.
Makers of Painters' Pencils andBrushes 114 129 50 1 20 20 30Dec., Jan., Feb.
Polishers of Gold &Daguerreotypes 52 4 30 1 40 30 ..Jan., Feb., part of July and Aug.
Plaiters and Winders of Cotton,Wool, and Cashmere 170 492 30 0 60 10 35Jan., Feb., July.
Plaiters and Winders of silk 44 277 40 1 00 15 50July, Aug., Jan.
Plumbers, Pump, & FountainMakers Wives of patrons 1,014 2 40 1 40 .. ..Dec., Jan., Feb.
Feather Dressers 78 533 40 1 00 20 60Jan., July.
Makers of Feather Brooms 120 28 50 1 20 30 40July, Jan., Feb.
Makers of Quill Pens 55 44 50 1 40 15 50June, July, Aug.
Cutters and Preparers of Hair forHatters 91 505 40 1 20 15 50Dec., Jan., Feb.
Polishers and Burnishers of Gold andJewelry 23 284 50 0 90 15 65Jan, Feb., July, Aug.
Decorators of Porcelain 1,641 1,010 40 2 40 20$4 00Jan., Feb., part of March.
Makers, Moulders, Polishers, andMenders of Porcelain 155 9 50 3 00 30 50June, July, Aug.
Portfolios and Articles of Morocco 506 307 25 1 30 20 55Jan., Feb., July.
Makers of Articles of Earthenware,Stoneware, and China 330 20 25 1 60 25 40July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Pewterers 337 84 40 1 20 20 40Jan., Feb.
Preparers of Animals 15 20 60 1 20 12 60June, July, Aug.
Makers of Chemical Products 138 20 60 1 10 25 30Dec., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Pharmaceutical Products 108 75 85 1 00 20 55July, Aug.
Makers of Ironware Articles 226 5 30 1 00 25 ..Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Refiners of Sugar 425 5 30 1 20 30 ..About six weeks work is slack.
Makers of Registers 43 123 60 1 20 20 50June, July, Aug.
Makers of Rulers, Easels, &c. 39 12 60 1 00 35 60Dec., Jan., Feb.
Paper Rulers 35 143 30 0 70 30 50June, July, Aug.
Bookbinders 939 807 25 1 20 20 60June, July, Aug., Sept.
Borers of Jewelry .. 30 .. .. 20 50Jan., Feb., March, July.
Ribbon Makers 19 30 60 0 70 35 45Jan., Feb, and part of July.
Makers of Wooden Shoes 60 34 50 1 00 15 40March, May, June, July, Aug, Sept.
Ebony Sculptors (for Furniture) 471 3 40 1 60 25 60Jan., Feb, March.
Modern Sculptors in Bronze 448 15 40 2 00 30 40Jan., Feb., some report. Others say,July, Aug.
Wood Carvers 424 39 30 1 40 30 45June, July, Aug.
Saddle and Harness Makers andFurnishers 1,347 142 30 1 20 12 40Dec., Jan., July, Aug.
Saddle Belts and Girdles 124 80 40 1 00 15 50Jan., Feb., Dec.
Saddle Spurs, Plates, and Ironwarefor Harnesses, &c. 447 28 40 1 60 20 50Three months, part in winter andpart in summer.
Mechanical Locksmiths 959 16 30 1 40 30 40Jan., Feb.
Locks for Furniture 760 7 60 1 40 20 50 " "
Settings for Jewels ... Wives ofpatrons 46 2 50 1 20 .. ..July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Spar Ornaments 10 63 50 0 60 8 40Dec., Jan., Feb.
Makers of Coach Blinds 118 11 40 3 00 20 40 " " "
Makers of Tinctures 184 11 40 1 20 25 30Dec., Jan.
Toy Manufacturers 1,404 174 30 1 40 15 70Jan., Feb., July.
Makers of Toy Umbrellas 264 6 40 1 20 15 25June, July, Aug, Jan.
Edge Tool Makers 854 2 30 1 40 .. 40Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Tailors11,06610,769 15 1 60 10 90July, Aug., Jan., Feb.
Tailors who work by Measure 6,660 2,947 30 1 60 10 901st July to middle of Sept., and 1stJan. to middle of March.
Carpet Clippers and Drawers 20 15 50 80 30 35Feb., March.
Upholsterers 1,832 1,797 40 3 00 15 70June, July, Aug., Sept.
Dyers of Thread and Woven Goods 149 20 40 1 10 30 60July, Aug.
Dyers, Scourers 523 510 40 1 20 20$1 00Jan., Feb., July, Aug.
Dyers of Skins for Gloves 149 20 40 1 10 30 60July, Aug.
Makers of Cloths for Robes, Buttons,Furniture 462 431 30 1 20 7 40July, Jan.
Makers of Oil Paper and Cloth 144 30 30 1 40 25 40Feb., and part of Jan.
Metal Varnishers, Painters, Gilders,and Silverers 300 111 40 1 40 20 40Dec., Jan., Feb., March.
Constructors and Decorators of Tombs 357 86 35 2 00 15 30Jan., Feb., Dec.
Metal Turners 646 12 40 1 20 36 ..Jan., Feb., Mar, and part of July.
Wood Turners 361 7 25 1 10 30 " " " " "
Turners of Wood Furniture 316 11 30 1 00 30 60Jan., Feb., March.
Chair Turners 665 234 30 1 20 15 50 " " "
Makers of Metal Traps 411 43 60 1 80 25 60Jan., Feb.
Seamless Bags of Hemp and Flax 20 29 30 0 70 20 35Jan., Aug., Sept.
Basket Makers 231 27 18 1 20 30 40Dec., Jan., Feb., and part of Aug.
Glass Blowers 76 6 30 1 00 .. 40Jan., Feb., March.
Painters and Gilders of Glass 103 35 30 2 00[A] 20 50 " " "
Glass and Crystal Cutters, Engraversand Polishers 327 8 60 2 00 25 40July, Aug., Jan.
Makers of Glass Beads 13 90 60 1 00 20 40Jan., Feb., March.
Vinegar Makers 60 3 40 0 90 30 ..One has $80 per annum, board andlodging. June, July, Aug.
Makers of Morocco for Hats,&c. 296 356 40 1 40 10 50July, Aug., Jan., Feb.

[A] Some, employed in painting church windows, get $2.