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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

inequality which We low behold throash al sci
ely. J.. the object Of GOV .rumeat b.. - tenee,
i1e crest 81 possible humber withou. iriurne A..
Il should discourage Avsrics and ths extensive &C
cana ltion Of eslth- We woald hsveTsxAton
levied With discrn-nsti1 j. fsvyr ~ snsu estates
and sgsinst large ones . the end that the Iu.t III
gam snail Be diminished, snd the people n I.rre
have more equal Chance u obtaining 4 fall slu-
Ply o. their wants from the reward Of ~ lderat-
lzoor. Inc o1iec. OF any Government shoald BE
- promote the equitable distribution Of Wesl,h
.or s statistics STOW that pyiness dspen.s upon
This and POI upon the smount q the aggregate
Weat1 OF a nation. Britain has Wealth amount
llg - - 900 n each family, while or Wealth xii
uos give over $1,000 % each family. and who viii
say there s more general happiness "a Britain
snan Dr. he United Safes Of America
Ano,her reason for adopting discriminating
system Of Taxation Is that the money \ hicn q
needed - saiisb'y educate the People may be OBJ
tanned 10 lager ra;io fr0m the srest fortunes
which have beer sccum1istei AZ tie expense %
toe peoples lgD0relce. Wealth !. bounf ,o- The
support % Education, and enough should be raised
o. give evory child a thorough physica. snd menta
discipline. "A Ia-se estates have been tre means
oi keepilg the Poor.n their present condition o d.
out a,t TIA, they should contribute largely 70 re-
par ihe wrong they have done.
The system % IaxstlOn We would recommend
n effect tlis ooiec. would be something Ike the
fo.l0T ius Exempts properties 90 .ess valuation
TIA 500. levy mills 90 the DOH fI- the Z -
$500 90 every properly - also on every estate
between this ard SINE other value. say $1,000
levy mills per dollar 90 the first 900 OF every
property. deducting tse first $500 that has been
taxed mills, as also mills on all estates valued
between TINS amount and, say. $4,000; levy
mills per dollar on the next s . 600. mil, on the
next $1,000, mills 90 the next s4.000. c mills on
the next 5000. 2 mills on tue next sIs0.0. and
on. The folio KING table, Illustrating tls plaa
S calculated for OHIO. though accuracy cannot be
determined short OF census and "a lstou TOR this
purpos@. The pouu alton Of Ohio $ now aboal
1000 900 or say 900. 90 smi.ies 200 600 OF which
hold ess than $50 worth o. property, and there
fore % included 10 the table of lsxsbie inhAh-
itants. The property or the state was assessed
a. ef2l 900 900 for l5is. The iO0urg Of our isb.e
gives $40, 2O0 900, which IS not far from what the
aext assessment Hiii Or should give. Three mills
per dollar was the levy for lsis. take this
amount Tor the smallest levy, and raise il as the
estates 60 up iu value for the purpose Of getting
the additional Revenus which the Ecucationof the
People demands. The State levy Of 3 mills for
last year gave a. 265. 762 our table gives 60 $50
900. which would De bountifal treasure Tor edg-
csti9nsl purposes IL Ohio without being burden
some 10 the small property holders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
THE PLAGUE-sPIRlT


Fo' Tas we-sJ rnssue
IN silence and gloomincss broodng above ~.
Behold the dark Plague pins ruleth alone;
sui cleaning bis viii from the dear ones that love III,
The lair and the joyous be claims for his own.
Ah~art the blue bilow, DER woodland and mountain
Inc cottage and palace his shadow is thrown.
10 g'ot'o aud garden, by 6reside and fountain.
ASs the dark Plsgue spini rulcth alone
We turn In our thirst from the ws,ers cool vb,,.,
Al hoonuoe We shrink from the suns yellow slare,
Ana %, from our hps the soft bresthngs Of vesper
Fof an the Tell migh Of the monarch ia there
The vine crseps unframed with the garden weed.
- lclGns
The onghsberries drop from the bough. where ,bev
Unsrod are the walks where the fresh fruit. arc .h,
The fissues2el, the death. charm, around them 4.
flung
Unseen moves the Spirit his signet Of sorrow
10 stamp on the liniels Of humble and great,
And leaving the darkness that knoweth no morrow
He stalks on bis terrible mission Of fate.
through baunts where the happy rocked not of h.
coming,
ne msrSeih his track with the coffin and pail
And seeking out life 10 its rOsiest blooming
But once on the dreamer. he breathe, and ,bav f.u
lie re'ps without pity, he strikes withou. warning:
we kno" Of our friends they were here and are gone
The hp that was Gushing 10 beauty at morning
Lies black 'pes,h the sod ere the evening comes o.
o, weep there's fear in Loves fondest c.ressing,
gloom DER the summer's best bng htne.s Is thrown
And pray that the love OF the Father of Blessings
May light where the Plssue-spirit ruleth alone
sSsalo. July IS is.s as q AnEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

The fifth column IS thus found Add the tax on
$500 at three mills, 10 VII, 81 80 % the tax on
$1,000 less by 3500.-on the principle above stated
at mills, - Wit, $500, and We have o. 30 as the
tax Of esch man holding 8 900 valuation; add
this g. 50 10 the tax e.. 900, less by 900 At
mills 10 Wit, IS, and have &c %, as given
in the table for the tax Of each man holding - 900
valuation and so on through the table.
OF course this IS not an arbitrary calculation. IL
IS only designed TO illustrate the principle We
have proposed Of discriminating Taxation, fsvoTns
small estates aud csfavorng lsrge acc1mulstions
Of Wealth. Any change can be made T. suit the
views OF others.
II il be objected that We take awsy one Of the
great incentives 10 activity, in striking at the grs
rtcatiol OF Avarice. we reply that II Is time the
attention Of our talented men and women were
turned from Avsrice 10 that which Is nobler-to
Mental Development. Virtue and Happiness. The
pursuii 81 Knowledge and Goodness has charms Of
eternal endurance add the public mind should be
diverted from the Perishsble 20 that which shall
never fade lie; US begin-raise Money and Edu-
cate the People. L.A.H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
CITY ITEMS

~ he s"ee' kFe-ripe Pea hes and de 'icioaa
Magnum oonum P.glns are smos. gone OF Peaches
some soaen orious CAng-stones siil cling kindly 10
Us ana 'ne season begins 70 purple toward q tober
Sn' 'ne luscious luHafes Of Croton Point What plea
SAINT aimanscmskins for the sensitive psste thus 10
dial toe seasons BY fair fruits which hang Ike
tered and living jewels surrounded By their green van
dykes and scoloped leaves,
" Broadway Is again psssable throughout rs
entire length the paving operations being suspended
I'll the 10Th Of October.
~ There is some probability that the pro-
jected new market at the 100, OF Avenue C. will BE
carried into effect
~ Why Is the Revolving Clothes Line fond
Of pedsstriss exerc.sei Becsu,e II IL Away. going
about 10 the PARK
RsscUED IRON DaowSISG.-A man named
James iergson fell into the water al the foot II Cham
oers - on "wednesday afternoon, but fortunately
rescued from death by = Mr. McCaleuk Also one
Cn7fes brown Was rescued from drowning Ia the Va.
Ter a, the foot Of James 81 by officer Sharp Who ash
Cd hin out and conveyed him 70 the station house
PRoPEETY FOrFD.-Ahous seven o'clo~k on
wednesday evening, officer Terry Of the Fourteenth
"afd discovered t~0 boys 10 the yard Of tne house
corner Of BrOOme and Elizabeth sts Attending 10
break open trunk. They Immediately FED leaving
ine property which consisted nf women ana chidrens
sppsre 10 the hands Of the cfcer An owner il want
Cd icF u ~ the station house Also large silver FORK
marked T. was picked Up IN Center Market Tor which
also al owner i wanted a, the same place.
TAKEN FROM 4 THitF-A gold cylinder-es-
cspeme u, watch, foOr hole, jeueled 81. Toba, ma.
ker "ss taken IRON notorious thief By Capt .gne.
OF the hixtt Ward, % whom c aimants must apply
A WonAS KSocgED DOwS.-About O'Clock
yesterday = woman nsmsd Jane Murray Va. waking
sioDg Cnerfy-s 81 ~nen sne was knocked down BY
morse which became unnsnaR cable The Cause Of the
ifisht VI h~ horse was, mat ne came in contact with
wagon which tmpeoed ais progress. and be thereuoon
ran away, doing toe Injury above stated
BACK bhOKKN.-A man nsmed James Hagertv.
beVlle, \. J. bnstm employed on board tue barge
Anna msfia, yirg at Pier IL North River was severe.
" hurt yesterday evening about O'Clock by one Of
me large cut stones which The Anna Maria carried.
which tel on bis back from Of the sings tie was
removed from the vessel 10 state Of nseusibiAfy
FRACTURED HsAD.-As John o GOrmAn 4 ma
sons soorer residing In Thirty was carry
log hoo OF bricks ~ ladder 70 a new building In
tiitnsvenoe about O'Clock yc.terdsy ne missed his
footing and fell to the ground Ia the fall he received
several wounds, including fracture Of the skull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
BROOKLYN

Kisss CocSrr Cousr lsD Gs-rs.L sgssloss John
Fierce yss yIt Bycr ts INA chrgec Sfih s1fKsry -
1e i1lrc degree 70 hayns ar of u A.
nc bOuse n NJ .irlesn p Caiuerc,n.
Pierre ,lli sd t.k~c t-esz Cu srge 411t.fy ofhse-
bod f4rLlfsre eorfn 10 a. about $50 TIE proof
simple ard Jlry after stof s5serce rendered
lci " co1NcrOn- Roman Z. DaVsO1 appeared 10 b.
ha4fsf -1e defendant n. Dlry.a D.sict AlOr1ey for
ne recr -r-.-.A nan rau'@t Jonn Oman l1r1 A.
rszred 90 a. ln1lcfmert clsrzns lin layDy cOmnct
a. as.tli "a loaded Gun 20 latent 49, MOI sliy
....Plio bck "a also ARA sued c1lcfmeai fyr
ralsA1s nier, ~ having soue Inc turng nOcf1 of
A gust ast s,sscec rezro VIA club II Tic town u
.-l4rcs hen csus-c The 1esh u he ASA ed parry
II p.e.c rot guilty.. .Hilso1 Reed vas then PLACED
upon ma upon e. l-sciI-1I fof selling lc1of wnO.,
lcerse. Tt J-fy rendered verdict u sgiliy. [. J
Jscs, Zee appeared for cefertsrf Owsr DOnsrLy IL
clctrd Tor keeprg 10 he sLspe o. s45dy pz
snt COW peas nc silsg- Ct " .Ansoefgs, ~.s re1i
Laced 3. lie tv TIE ira o. as cause nod 10. CO..
e4s1sd rsss 1s CozH s6iS2rrs<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
TO BUILDERS AND OWNERS Oy HOUSES
ELASTIC WINDOW SASH SUPPORTER

VrHE PARTICULAR ATTEsTIOS Of builders, hard
dealers and others, IL called ~ The kssuc " .c
dow sash ssyDoflsr, which l. comp subsigi@ for
and p1~y-. very simple, not liable " out a
Orcsf oil ast iOng ss 10 szsh may 30 pa l1to 80
sash 81 any prrson 10 tbs top and bottom Sab and ou
u sight vii retain ne window 10 any postum and pre-
vent snakllx 81 ne Wind cOst msrn rss iban sektLs
sLd - iey< arc 10 bon czsinKs required
No tor Railroad and Olnef sms.l sindOrs, No g.
egla " sab shins - 10 IS bs No , 70 ss<a weigh
l1s IL ~ = Do.
Hholes4l< AgeaS.-Bosl0n, L. Hosmer, New fors.
Quincy D-sDiefr- Phi lsde phis, bestOn Deoc<ls
Baltimore, stlcsssy Beatty 81 Louis Cad FAR Co.
WHlTHAksH. NsDofssiDrer,
iyll Northampton Hsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

RUSSIAN NENGEANcE.-B Behind the chapel was
rack aud on both sides of the rack were several rows
Of gsllOws miles IN length, sDd instruments OF tor
ture reedy for the uniortrnNI victims. The punish
menis were in accordance with the degree Of euPsoiiy
aud station In society Of the e0els 10 the hrst row OF
gsliows the most guilty executed amer oeins
suhi.ci to The rack they were CHARTERED slve. lie
lcaaers had their hands sud lett ieg cut or ana ser
ward ipsed long spikes. and let 70 their horrible
fate Their sros0s heard Tor miles, aud their DO
dies toasted eyes Of me psnic stfcsen pnpusuon
In the SECOND OF gso~s they were only qusrtereo
aud their surfngs Al least shorter 10 TIE third
row the parties We're simply behesoed. in The fouuh
row they were merely hanged In the riih they TSn
ths gsunilet ana The kaOut All the ecclesssucs were
burned There we're separate gGlOss FOR women,
married ana maiden Even Children Of thirteen years
subjected 10 great cruelty Married coupirs we're
occasionally hanged on the same gsloss' IS well IS
whole families. During the space Of three months
10 900 human beings executed 10 presence OF DOL
sourouk Sicuko Rossa's nephes and particular friend
WAS QgsrteTed Among the female prisoners was
handsome nun. who over her female garments had
male at'ire. she commanded corps OF l,toO men,
gave than proofs Of extraordinary courage
snd crest SNiiry n the eG ana indicted terrible losses
IN the Russians When summoned before Dolsorouki,
he displayed hrmnsss aud presence OF mind cit,celi
70 describe snd said ii every one uncer Der command
al done bis duty In sucn mspnsr as she bad done,
Dosorouk instead OF erecting ssoss. would have Ia
On 70 bis heels As tor IN kussis - run away
frsr, a monastery 10 a capital o-euse she lay down
quietly "a the iorera pile and Was burned 10 Asnes-
.he s.nsinr cead bodies OF % many thousand veie-
-... ht many crows and raveas. which desoured
he coroses From mat time that suburb - called toe
suburh Of hell TIE tossscSs OF 'Nc OAl~-o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Average price Of Licenses SIS \

Average price OF Licenses S4a Number licensed IN
1875 27s Increase Of Licences. 20
From tne number Of Licenses Tor thesiers ior
ercuses and lew for eOocer's In ali about ~ 20 ~
h.,,,Is n. deducted which would leave 49o Licenses
fr t.verrs and coffee house, The proportion licensed
81 these stand mus Coffee Houses, $50, isverns ~
ttwothTos OF those licensed a. tAverns are IesHy
business Ia done BY about 30 establishments. There
are about $50 whose chief business the sale oil liquors
ana mi. 10 an increase Of sbou, 200 the present year
Examining the names Of The licensed keepers OF oilnA
"a, hop.es we nnd that about 100 only Americans,
ana $50 foreigners The chief part OF the Licenses were
granted ouriog the Cholera sesson and lal Licenses
were granted IN three days lCincinnsn Alss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Perhaps the reader Is puzzled % determine how
the fourth column Is produced, the multiplication
Of 70 900 by 1000, for instance, vii not give
s40 OCOO0O IL mast be borne Ia mind THAI the first
$500 Is assessed mills through all the higher
properties therefore. ESQ., must be deducted
from a. 900, and the remainder IS multiplied into
1000 20 give the $40 900 OOO So, also. toe s2OOO
was assessed through ell the larger valuations.
and must be deducted from the next valuation Of
81 900 and the remainder multiplied by 20 900 10
give slO,000.Oo0.
Tho following table will give each mans
amount OF TAX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
For Inc Inoune.
Revelation in Music.

For the last fifty years, many OF the most emil
neat musicians Of the Old World have been en-
deavoring 10 invent more simple method Of mu-
steal notation. Ia 1895, Two were offered az Z ars
aud Leipsic, but they were both more complicated
than the old. Others have contented themselves
with writing explanatory ueatises and attempts
At partial improvements, and numbefless are the
grammars, primers, and restises under different
titles " hich have been written BY different CON-
posers for this object, among whom are Weber,
Crsmer. Bertisi, Pslestrins, Msasspohr, CHAD
d. Bach. Hai ter, &c.
Bat hke most important principles IN Science
and Art, the solution OF the complicated dlthcgl-
ties OF the present system OF Musical Notation
seems ~ be IS simple as was Ns0tcns discovery
Of the laws Of gravitstion-As COiumous's man
nerOi standing al ~ on ent-as the accidental df-
covery BY lazy BOY, OIL the most import ant prIci-
pie IN ste am mschiIery-as indeed, almost a. IN
portrait inventions and discoveries turn our 20 be-
so simple that the world invauaoly excisims-
a." How strange that some child has Lot thought Of
this beiore
Ii seems almost impossible that the Numerous
chromatic signatures and socidenfals, which are
used 70 give expression IN musical composition,
may be entirely swept away without sacrificing
the ess; essential principle. Bat, Incredible 80 u
rnsv seem. all these perpiexites. which have 50
elce. can be removed BY meth d 50 pie that
10 toe mind Of az illuminate OF the prolessi0n 10
this CITY, tie simplicity constituted az objection.
Why, SAID he, with snuhiaung emphasis. " z
iesres rgshfng for ik> piHf n me performer % d.
The system which las been Invented and pa
tented Al Washington b. Professor Ernest Won
Heeviscen. q oitiz-n OF the Uui.ed States, Is
lke.v - eject revolution IN the musical world
q. radical and extensive - tha. which Luther e.
fcted 10 the Church. IL seeks 70 reform, or rather
T. rec instruct system, which Is the result Of the
sccumu. at 1 labor u generations. bet which hts
ever bee considered q cumbrous though besgti-
iul ant wonderfully ingenious piece Of machinery.
Instead OF using those semi division, OF the
cbrorstic scale called shsrps and fa.s, or any o.
me machinery connected WIKI them. which ere
ate. the language Of musical composition, the IN
,-u-cr ssuspls uses Hack and rkI's notes. The d.
visions OF time remain the same bar tee orih0grs-
pbv. grammar Al else, ID fact, Is changed, simPI-
lid in iis mechanical construction though stlA Is
souprehen.iye IL scope. as capable oftne sane va
-ierv o. EXPRESSION. while u gives the composer
comm,nd OF his theme, and the performer com
mans II els instrument, Of which the perpsxitics
~ TIE prsssnt system measarsbiy deprive him.
Am Unidentified an sure that r1as'ria1
c,n uoi,snderstant II be Goes let hin divide TIE
Twelve sounds Of the chroma,ic scale into black
snd White, seven white and i've black AID apply
ne principle. Is 4 c more simple A.
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Court C.Ieud.rTu,p,y.

Csctlr CCUsr Published yesterday
COMMON PtEss Nos ti0 So. ll 70. - n. g. =, q
SgsBgils CoUsr Transferred Arguments Nos ~
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BRUSH ndANUPACToRY.

oD> PEARL ST FRASKLiS sCIAhE.-Ths ssb-
O'Dt scrD@r invites ~ attention d tbs public 70 hs
erten,lye assortment Il Brushes, consisting q paint
brushes ss-h oi- 3D. -sOur~, ~ns tsh, bore,
stove, ds.nz. ,hor hair c.oh, Dot, n-il .1e sh.sss
DrU.l-s &c which be . selling a. 10 o~est grcss
AZ .s.e.d. JOHS X HOPPEL
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,ITTr.LgESEFIT LIFE INSURANCE cor

vi PAhI 10 H.lisL-Inis Company las Dee. 70 -
rnc- r-1ry a>sr ye1r. ssd ~ s1rDss q DIV MACE
sssl over SO -. slowing Dssicess 1cpHs.ri11 -
DYcSnd. 4 yrytts are declared snoo.-y eDoS =. -,
Police. which have settled or more 20
,rof. draw interest he u per es1L ~ e1sA4
ard can - made available 81 once, 70 70 s1on' ~ -
lrs. of thsIT .ogct Were ne parry has ps'a AZ pre-
mum IN fsA -, 800. y. 90 .~n,f
- ~..,ly xnd psfres L2iins Life ro-eiss, . Loo
r. s,-1eu .aossts 70 80 aay, y hey yfeisr o. assr
II ss-xl 80. for Ore-caf u anna premium tbpn
trS rsev NJ be required ~ pay az PEI c-rt hDefsst
p,o.s~~s. srd al papers 1eeess1ry 70 ee.ct 80
- "a 10 fsls1Or 70 nc psn u operations, tnsJ
xrars a. NJ 0fe. u ne Company u 49,
- DIRECTIONS.
-, + p.tD,r.on Henry tcf.rl2n, Wm v renL1,
-. a., - William ~ snpsoo. Thoass .@Zur.
ydu.rs Alttouy lS-t1 Lcrl AnofeN S---lnk
~ ROBT l. PATTEksOS, PresslsnL
Rkxg c MILE secre1y
y.1ss,-sf N0rr ND Jts Vas zEsskLAks, ND
xstical Board - Cousult4ron
I.T. -rrwaEr, ID. fKsslcerce Aeinx foo-sc1src)
us1~sl grau.cer .llecds a. ne o1scs daily from -
49, nj AHks1
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MAINE u ,sriT.L, STAIN ISLAND, SEPT $50
NTOTICk.-To preveDi suy ifosoie snd rApsasV 70
Ne frencs Of panrris 81 ms insitGlon to..Cr .
1910 Gwen ihsf Quarantine regulations are sucly e.
forr.g s--orsinr 10 law. and thai no visitors are prfA
I'D 10 see he sck Every iaio NATION WILL lo~esrI ee
corded 10 the friends Of he nma'es, Po- sfP''S'
th. 90 OF hv let,er 70 The uncrfsigred . 49,
80 $50 " - 49, y CAMPBELL STEWART, ND.
81, t,,eo5 Physician 81 hxrine ho<f al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Licensed Drinking Embellishments In


The amount of drunkenne. in Cincinrau has
greatly increased daring the las, two or three years
he nu b-r of king establishments licensed oy me
Council hiss also greatly increased. We give below
the statistics OF Licenses from Sept J. ls+s TO Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

F,Rr.-In Frederick. Nd. on the 18Th, the csb-
net shop Of Frederick Schroeder in NewmMketst
was burnt up. LOss : l. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

DaTrON,- INSTITUTION. for the digestion Of
Boys 80 Greene Clinton plsce-Tbe fal term
commuters Monday Sept 10 Cireasfs may DO oo,ained
al App etou's 200 Broadway. and Cfowsss ae srosa
way For further Information 70 awe 70 a1e
which hi, Ip.titution 10 conducted application may be
male the Principal, J. II. PATTON 20 SNeoo
Mus. MULLIGAN AND MISS RoBERrSs
vlBoarding and Day School for Yosng Ladies' -
81 ImTThkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

~ The trial OF Chilts. the Mi,soar B AK snug
sisr ccunenced a. - Louis % the lOLh inst Chids
appeared n Court TIE case, however, as continued
nj Ire ialrd No1dsy Of Octo5er-shs parties net oe-
iag fully prepared
~ Three members from Ohio, OF the iast
Corgrss. have died since the adjournment q tnat
tosy q tie az O; March sst vis k11olphrs yicki1s
,on Of he With OF ssncusky District p.niel Duncan
cf re Xth OF Licking -lsT!c;; tse Jean D Csrnlai
Of ,ss iY..s, % IsscsTsva Djts<t
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>Ew-yOHK AID ALsANY

-XH~. PLANEYACTORY -Csfpshisrs,
fr-.<lk7c s-<-ax0 COsen, Cabinet ao1 Pisnofors
hssers Tools u every dsscrD uon.
Tho sgb-crbsr 10 . pracucsl
mechanic Every Plane q. Manufactured BY nis o~n
hand or under h. Immediate supervision aud his prices
are M D percent over nan What 10 usually asGsf
Double Jonlsr ~ DOubls Fore Plane. 81 81
DO J.ck........... - DOgbie smOth P.aIo0 az
s.aye Jofnter......... ~ Single Fore p sn@...i -
do Jses........... - sl1sls sDoln's Plans, - ,,
Circular smOOtli1s .sns, tfcLs d. do DOabls 81 IA
stnc<--blocx IS et. Ogu-r Plane. q "a, kc- AZ
secn.1cs are invited ~ call and examine hs stOcs
Plane. made % drsNings and al Planes feDsr~d Fse-
Ory stgfs lsl sO~rry, between Houston ard Ffst
o.. lss1 SDHThsA JOSEPH COJOHThf