504. Rope and Twine Makers, 468 505. Sail and Awning Makers, 470 506. Shoe-Peg Makers, 470 507. Shroud Makers, 470 508. Sign Painters, 471 509. Snuff Packers, 472 510. Stencil Makers, 473 511. Street Sweepers, 473 512. Tip Gilders, 473 513. Tobacco Strippers, 474 514. Toy Makers, 475 515. Varnishers and Varnish Makers, 476 516. Water Carriers, 476 Employments for the Afflicted. 517. Blind Women, 477 518. Deaf Mutes, 477 519. The Lame, 477 Unusual Employments. 520. United States, 477 521. England, 478 522. France, 481 523. Other Countries, 482 Minor Employments. 524. United States, 484 525. England, 484 526. France, 485 527. =Occupations in which no Women are Engaged.= 486 528. None in the United States, 486 529. Very few, 486 530. OPENINGS IN THE SOUTH FOR CERTAIN branches of business, 487 531. PRICE OF BOARD FOR WORKWOMEN, AND REMARKS OF EMPLOYERS, 488 532. NUMBER OF WORK HOURS, 489 532. EXTRACTS FROM CENSUS REPORT OF 1860, in advance of publication, 490 =Industrial Statistics of Paris.= France, in 1848, 492 THE EMPLOYMENTS OF WOMEN. PROFESSIONAL, LITERARY, AND SCIENTIFIC PURSUITS.