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The New York herald., 1864-04-09

Our PUBLIC SCHOOLS AGAIN.--The necessity
now generally admitted. We have not heard
single objection to it. But the people de-
mand real, not sham, reform. Mr. Bene-
diets bill, now before the Legislature, is a
sham reform. 1t is half-and-half arrange
ment, politicians measure, miserable,
bungling abortion. Is there not member Of
the Legislature from this city who has the
sense and wisdom to draw up aud present
good, efficient bill
We want school commissioners appointed by
the Governor, to consist of one editor, one
clergyman, one lawyer, one merchant, one me-
chanic, and SO on, Including every class Of
society; but Of course not every class of bust
ness men. The groggeries and the ward poll
ticians who meet In them must be excluded
altogether. They have nearly ruined our
school system already. Is not this plan very
clear, plain and practical? If so, why cannot
it be adopted instead of Benedict's blundering,
bungling bill /?
"But," says some Of the Albany sticklers.
"this would be unconstitutional" Nonsense.
The same objection was made to the Metropo-
Titan Police bill. but was obviated by erecting
two or three counties into police district,
thus creating entirely new Offices. Now, let us
have a Metropolitan School district. composed
of New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburg.
We are in favor of including Jersey City and
Hoboken also, il New Jersey will let them
come in. Then the bill will create new Offices,
and the constitutional difficulty will be obvi-.
ated. 1t is always easy enough to do these
things if Legislators have the mind to do them.
Have our legislators the mind to make tho
rough reform in the school systems Ifso, they
must vote down Benedict's abortive bill, and
draw . new one as above suggested.
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

THE BRooKLyS CIrv RAILROAD coxPsSy.-Ata meeting
Of the Directors Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company.
held Thursday night was decided so increase the
wages OF the conductors and drivers their lines fre
81 10 10 81 pcr day. Those who have bcsn In the -
pioy Of the company for less than three months e W
receive 81 20 por day. This axrangcment eRpseu " ~
eatialaclQry - ali onnseeVoda
The New York herald., 1864-04-09
THE LEGISLATURE.

Tho proceedings Of the Legislature yesterday
usually Interesting especially to those connected with
city railroad projects
10 tho Senate the Committee Railroads made IA
vorsbc report the bill authorizing the Harlem Rail
road Company to increase its capital stock three millions
OF dollars and convert its mortgage bonds into stock
THE committee reported adversely upon the
Broadway Underground and thirty second street
Railroad projects, and also agains, the bill i'm.
posng q tax of ten per cent on the gross
receipts x New York city railroads for the benefit
of the city treasury These adverse reports on
the table The Assembly bill 20 enable the Childreu's
AID Society OF the city Of New York hold per.
soma estate reported avorsbly also the bill 10
dividends OF Massachusetts, stockholders New York
corporations The Assembly bill regulating the mode
bly, without amendment petition OF Hswley D. Clspr
q prisoner Fort lafayette, invoking the protection
a the state received and referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee The vote by which the bill regulating
wharves IN New York that may be used BY the Raran
aod delaware Railroad lost, was reconsidered, and
the b passed The bills 10 amend the charter OF the
Ne~ York Medical College for Women; 70 amend the
charter the Home Company OF the city Of
New York and that 10 incorporate the Erie Dock Com.
pany basin the city OF Brooklyn, also passed
the Assembly several bills passed, among them
ooe providing that divorces may be granted and mar.
risgcs dissolved whenever there has been wilfu and
oontpued desertiop OF wife by her husband or Of hus
band by bs wife, for consecutive years provided
theec the time OF the commencement OF the action
no living Issue OF the marriage
The New York herald., 1864-04-09
Lookout Lighthouse Destroyed by the
Rebels.

The steamer spaulding, just arrived from Nsvbern,
reports that Cspc Lookout Lighthouse partially de-.
stroysd by the rebels, and there will probably be
light thore for week.
Lieutenant Colonel ". r Jonhson United States Army,
Medical Inspector Of this Department. arrived the
SnanldinR.
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

Max Maretzek has q hard fight 10 mako against the
Fair but he battles Il out bravely The twin magnets
Palace Garden and Union square draw many Of the seek
Of pleasure well the votaries OF mercy to their
shrnes and therefore is not TO be expected that the
Opera House the theatres will be well filed usual
Last night the twenty eighth performance Of Faust at
the Academy, and although there not crush, such
this opera previously commanded yet the house
we'll and brilliantly filed We have nothing 10 complain
zolcni, usual, sang finely, and exhibited bis
excellent dramatic powers well Hermanns
was. possible, full OF vigor than ever and was
The Soldiers Chorusthc sensation portion on the ope.
rwas repeated, Of course, In obedience 70 hearty
call from the audience
appeals ,he public whose favor he has already so we
earned Petrelas opera OF lone VIII 90 given on tne
occasion we expect 70 see oe Moussy Robs
10 Dabe will be produced with Brignoh anu meuor' y"
Wednesday Faust will be repeated'
FIR. IN CANAL satisfactorily after six O'Clock yesser
day evening Gre broke out on the fourth Door o. 'ns
building No sos Canal street, in the premises Of william
a ncmers,i manufacturer OF artificial flowers. Inc
flames vere ertneushed by the nremen before ,ne nre
extended beyond tho floor on which " sts.tes Ine
damage to Mr. Dcmerss STOCK acnr . ~ oeenneS Sy
n Teucsei manufacturer Of hair nets loss about 1900
insured The second floor occupied oy hecn. BIOS I'M.
,sss srd dealers in faces and fancy goods Their stock
nsaro4 Nv water about $4,000; insured for SAT 600
A. soliows-Pecplss, IS 600; Iradesmens, o0o Man.
haitian cS!umSs sso0G sss'psr Ps 100
s c ~ srsi door is occupied BY Hart Bros deal
straw ocSs % ,Ss srocys y aSa ss seSu
,snce companies The building b owned by Wilson \
Invev II q damaged about $500 said 70 be insured.
RI: origin o. sns ucs by sSs Fire &sssss Mr.
msssi, n 3 reportsd, had only lsit bis premises tow
1onGsa uhaA u afs hgnka WL
The New York herald., 1864-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

rhs number Of visitors 70 the sanitary Fair yesterday
both 10 Fourteenth and Union square amounted 10
about thirty thousand The gross receipts up The
present time about s4oo 600 Mcclellan eigh, pages
ahead 10 the sword contest and last evening lead Grant
by tvo hundred and nine on yesterdays vote.
Tue directors OF the Fourth Nssious Bank OF this city
srs seeking 70 their President, Mayor opdyke
ssd The matter up 10 the Supreme Court Chambers
yesterday before Judge Peckham, 90 motion made BY
David ried 70 enjon The directors from removing Mr.
opSyts from Once Judge woodruff, who appeared for
- - "a ~ alrsclors. uaa uAai ~ AsgpciAAa
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

NEW B0WERY THEATRE Bowery.-FREscH srr-
SEA GuLLs-jAck snKrfARp-ASrosY
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

BRYANTs' MINSrRELs, Mechanics Hall, Az Broad
wav-EraIoriAH sos0S DANoEA kURLKs0uks. Ae-RUN
WtnG BLOCKADE,
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

despatch from alexandria, La, says large amount
OF cotton ia being captured along Red river Il 70.
ported that several naval officers bad been captured
while copfscating cotton $50, .
onars cf staamboAs In the employ Of the rebel govern
ent a. transports stating that II they will deliver the
bosts 40 him ne will afford them every opportunity 70
cover their property while they burA them they win
be total loss.
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

BARNUMs MUSEUM. Broadway.-Foua GIANTS. Two
DvARFs, ALBINos WHAT Is IL. So. all hours APHRo
STA. on SPIRIT BRAUrr-At sand ia 4. M.
The New York herald., 1864-04-09

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6Is Broadway.
CuRiosrifs AND LECTURES. from A. M. till 10 p. NJ
H0oLEYs OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn-ErHoprAs
SoNos, DArcRs, BuRLE ouKs, &c.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

Esx Fsrt afss st-zThe Hskfs spscsai sas4s--
fas aifesaFt wAsch wIl = made IN che Ssnsse 80
sske ga fas thfre knatfea dollar clause IN the
Es>oiimrAt Act, Nsll psstaAls IsIl ii the Hose
Rsste- arws aas teea received Ercn Liltla Rack
SgAa asdasor two.
he washinstsa ResAstsesa II he alsernoca Of
he - SAYS thes e SandsF HsaH 10 sFny sn &C.
tesa ssiies hsrsn3 SrpsssYlxsais Gp1r4 Hoase, saa
r-v-f tAizg proxrsssfaz soccessfafiF.
Tie Kiehzueaa Eseairg admits aving loss IN The
bs,ie VIA Batter last week and Esoas ss trial Up
nis8a.
e.is,. ssss;aa. May "a : r w.--fc-niehs ends
sAe hess q Hancccks column ak Bowifag Greer
= sasles soush ~ FrcierickskuFE the rshrf Corps
are feaS~in<. and uow psesng gAis piane. p i
sxp-ssea Ire Vii naske his ne1t ssaed ea Sasth
AIMS &iver, Der rFgeeat front efAtch pEis Ne IN
very advsnsSgeous position iHfegzra 50 tha enes
nv. pesfef,v cersz couassahl eAtians which are
~ SAy q Ffosersrtsa,aEE sad Aquis Creek.
Sag Fed, sfse ss.--E3sld -. eossea. 50.
u TIE S5n-sss Ceast Judge WYE decides talas
god spesiasioas Wefp esztrary n public fsrs and
tsst The FNHiif sila aes Farrefag piksf fhs feals
made ~ the fener n tisp heads 81 The aefenaanta
- q maaess dapossled viii fhsla - \ sasrwln o.
ceils.rrsl nader he oOatrscs for III pusshnsa ~
~
snt kzvs removed al otsfrscions Ia the Knppa-
kAzassk
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ORYTTYARv

Dsrs n Ero1vilie. ca the s0xh ess a April,
Nm ELIZABETH FOSTER viz of n. Fos.sf,
Esq IA The f,rty-shira year II her age
DFFr II this rlsoe. on ths eteafag - ihe sAaae
day, RoKIE c. isfsnt d2aetsss q q ana Ksesa-
bah Fsstss, sgei eleven taaaths aad trelvs days.
Thes hss de4th entered hOuseaosd sna borns
ASry mother and her child, ssl tkns h6a asothsr
hqssssrols beer broken ~ the rsas hnHa Of tie
desisg-s-. pkiis
son enc nlore raanay ciaek, he silent tear.
hkh loves last kiAs Is lea 10 isBges thsre.s
Ma EIEExHrrH FosrER vsaa native q naane
eoaaty. shers she rs borne, oa the I'd aay d
March A D. Isss. Hsxihg empioyea The sdvRn-
tags e rsEcas frAiniar from ehildhood she suEht
he fesri 81 priceless value - very early period e.
hsr Sc 40 uaised herself xitk the M. r Church,
IA xhieh ehs eeasiaasa Worthy member and Eaith-
I'd shris<i4a ssnfii shs was homo away hom Earth,
and made mknbsr 81 the church trsumphant. In
I'll hz insescuEsss with the world Ibis setIaiabls
lsag szhibi;sd, in tbs highest degrse TIE characer
q sssas tsisssr e The meek Asa lOwly Jss.lx and
l. ~ aash ne eAarch hss last she a her brightest
esnazssss. sid sooiesy most sstimAhle and worthy
ssnies.
he lnnsaiase eanss * lI.e death Of Mss FasrER
VA uosl probably, Is eservheiining shock 20 tAs
asrrSss syzten. oecesioned 81 tie shooting ef be-
hussAaa By kana e rsbel gaerfilIas, which oesz.
red IA Biognt eesfnek. e he sssh day u MARCH,
isst Thus has . dss1ssa siils and find motheS
s.llsa victim 10 this iss .helIson, ana thas hss
ahushaAs bssa lea % sssnra De ~. ~ ono who
sor % many years, has ssfns S. tardsa1 LIZARD
k;4 serroxs
fasnasag 70 rase hasA san nsFsr reseh thee
- crust Aosv sAT hsan. Nay thy alssp @uhIeh
ssess 10 SAkeaiass - sslk aae - he meEnlsg 81
iA's ass Ssn 0ed shasl BE fhs sleeping dass arise
nay tsy pure spiFit eek skat a. hIm whom thoa
sa'' lea eehina for brisf SESSION, asd aoanf aioft
via Z % tAnt iand - psses Ead jey-thas land 81
sien1i fsst whiea esa hes Fsrepassa Ger The weary
Asa assEy adsn. J, AEBskF HTprx,
chaplaln, U.s.A.
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ono I,arne MOI

1 EARNESTLY call upan ail Absenfses frosa
my cnumand 10 fepovt ifnihediAtey - this place,
10 Lisa 1ahn q. saHyers who xiIl proeare snhsis-
sgsse ma ffass stAtidA 50 tee gnelft haw sia-
tieae3 Is GNilatin, Tenn.. fer them.
Very many II y0n have kelst sway from fear 81
punishment, Nho, Otherwise 1 am sure xuald lDEg
aze haze esen Nlsh year canpsHlak Gene nor .
the rezinssnk and that seaF need trsntis you ma
more AL who reaft Tor dats by the 9ist Of June
shaii hare ne questions asked tlenas All who fail
wiz b considered and treated - deseFseFs Il viii
be esraass 10 endsavcs % avoid arrest have yeas
descriptive iisE khow where ysa are and vii Ger.
tainiy had 700 Il yoa da nsd eua In sas9ntasf1y.
Cams forward ekile lie npp 4sunily i nsten yeu
and save vo.ar ehnrattara hous tie infalaose blur
thss deSersiaa slNays iring upon The naEe q him
Who is guilty az the fons sritnes
10 PARSONS,
es,iofsl 9Th rsan, Cavalry.
KsossiI< a1sis 1854 aay2slA
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persefnai sunshine suits nel he state Of
the natural world; perpetual sHceeSs Is b.
no means favorable either 10 human lappi-
mes or virtue Hunger i neeessaFy to
give relish to food the gloom nf winter
Is the happiest recommendation Of the
SAecrfalness and bloom oi spring
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TIE 60, sesas -. 3. Z HIlsea
isaebsed 70 -. e a:aayt saps "a a.ssxfsai i
esE eannat - $50 - tAas h - s.css 1ksf -.
ergiasI sisAchs.ss. 50 hn. having q lliss 81
saat made rsIuFssis -. - saisss 81 lf desas
ssa@ q tie Rs.aS ~ s. se.egih Ainbs i
sssing been lesis1 8 = .. ee.lasy, a1a -
49, 80 JIstiss ltai g 4 fspstyi ID
his afles 3 NIsrsssiI;s.s. ). 3 AEfes' b.
fenA - asrt - & vii - - = - 80
h.Aet 8 sal.esk tsrad sbag a. -. - Il
~ etseezl.gs EE1ir q = 8. & :. 80. .s.
psy..s.., 49,. 49, D AIR - - =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

The E0reiga insporsatioss into New York
last week exhibited marked diminntSon,
semssrei with the heaey aggregate Of che
r,.y,oas fsrsnigtit The two articles ofsu-
,sr ana tea foot ap nearly million Of dol.
isrs While articles Of luxury eccHrr 4 con-
,rsrs.,vsly Insignificant place II she cata,
la.-ne
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DAYS sl1Es1 ~ a1e0s or nincseen
-. - - sr.sras "a s. eal ~
he TgeAsaty peIsel ~ =
49,; er4,,s. tie sgnef ~ dsawh ser
8. -. s.sssaa 81 sss ne party d whom
- was dee hanpealna 10 Be an
- s = .sn returned Is ) neck ksg 81 s
1870 ,.l.' |, vas haEdrcd siIe ihe
sneesl d which he Nas snsl he
49, ,ss,ssf casae 10 alse esEs cf Af sAsse. he
49, ~ s,s.lea;ase aa unconditional
- ,s...sss.l e every clerk tAteneh WHOSE
49, s,s,.s's, he hlansef psed uane. Fouz
- ~ y :. dspxisea q gee Situations Il
coaseapenee
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Henl.ie House,
THIRD STREET NEAR MaLs
Cincinnati, Ohle.

= fsslsralIhe1 h : s<enber lisa
Thls Hotel has hccsaso tie fsfefse resort for
Fast Tenncaseeans Ft i ~ tnost cehlral Hetsl IN
tie eisys Satirely newly laiill with naodern ina
prsssesnenfA and rec tafnstrse Itnas the capacity
10 sesonusedass sxp hundred and ffly gents CON-
ssFtAkly. Anen@ thu rsiress 81 the Henrie House
fssn Hast Tennessee We wcitla refer te the follow
ifsg rentlosnaa.
81 X. x. Bird, 7. b nssneer. 5ehn Ssther,sad
~ q Eyla. W u Owens. ~ A. Psiiaslon. =. w.
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HEApacAHTEAs SoR PscTrHrs--NY. Z. M.
erRtIEA AFtisi from Essbvilie. haa established 4
sssseh sailerf y his siaE. Bis plsoa q busns..
aest e GeAsra e4krEKs fa.sd4usrtsr.. ,vhe,a
= I rsasy q falaiz6 eTery sfyla q e;c,,.. -
ssogvsrAs Cares q fstte. &c. caIl ~ -
-s.s.st-imens anyis -
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a.. re ladiea n,ovemest asainet I'm.
,,.-.ss aaxasics = bong fasksa NJ u diasr.
.st gss2s Il tha eoanary With iaaaable
ssaL A meeting MS held d The Cooper
IAststate New York On mendey, the fesh
inst. aea nn6shsr at indianapolis on the
sasae day and the subject Z being ag.tsted
elaearheFe. VITA d i 90 - Aopsds detee-
EninA4laa 60 aeaieee some pFaetteat feeatt.
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Tho amounts viii be paid q the parties on sp-
piieatsea al the etiiee--.0ecee Bank, up stairs.
voacaers for the following psraons were In IN
my Office far examination in Jsaaasy. Is6t. The
owners are requested 70 call aAna Get them, viz;
r. S. Heiskeil Reheft DNyik. JaHaes McCaFt
Z. 3. WHITMAN,
my3l-n CAPT and A.. 81.
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f,s y - I..esssa = fbs lllss s,rr. e1 the lssh
PR1ff ~ - Essmex ~ WILLIAM ii
Mey1Ef = - S,sse,anati qait ana His ANNIE
Tsr,sss' - y. Z earsAier = 81 Ira s6egs Ne
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G.. H. MILLS.
40 BAITISoRE SraEET,
Baltimore, Maryland.
tFsr@eriy Of East TsnHs.sse)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
-. = r.

ehNbhAL tUMhlSctUo MGnLnAhE,
For The sale and Purchase Of
ErERY DESCRIPTION or MERozEzH DlgE
BR6e 20 esfer h.sseFvices 20 SatIers, Msreb&hts
and Others In the purchase Of all kinds Of supplies
Ills long experieaee In business and large ocaAin.
tsnca IN the cities Of Baitimcfe, New York and
Philadelphia gives him great advantages in the 50
lecticn Of Goois and procuring them At the te4t
rates. lie viii give his personal ana prompt So
tention to all orders. however small and see that
they are promptly forwarded.
Merchants; SatleFs. and Others who are located
IN any Of the insurreefionaFy States, must eenfnrm
20 the Trade Regulations rreseFihed by the Ears
Rotary Of the Treasury and Toward their psrmils
togsthef With their invoices. httne
Persons wanting 10 prceart supplies h3r their
faIhilies Wll apply % the mares, special agent who
viii, give them all the information desired. TIE
money must accompany all orders for goods. Drafts
on any cf the Government DspositaFlss az Qaarter-
masters Vouchers properly approved sin snsvcr
- we'll This arrangement oGark many aAvenfsgcz
% those whose time s valuable e their place q
business. His eonrnssion Il per cent, for all or
ders under one hundred dolafs--ssF all orders over
ene hundred dollars, 2speF cent.
Parties ordering goods should de ig1aie hov thsy
wish them shipped, By express or IN rSise. Refer
90
THos. KExr & Co, Ruruorr 4 SaIrn, Baltimore.
J.. r. EsTERshooR, CHARLEs MACY, Esa, A. q r.
REKp Isaac oLivES, ESD New York.
Captain Joux c. CRASE. Nashville.
Captain A. E. BLrsT Cincinnati.
Balismore Nd April IS "a. mayi4-et
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III ln1Hleene5 q ths tlkzIf 6 AllFeN HiFs.
rstfiek a h4ftn4 k1ea hs1tlf 90 fez5el - fhs
c1ef& II Is EDanIg fsIl1 81 Dloaaf Ges1fF
hetsh5 nstllS ki pef hltlns eiain.l 81 e, sd
tbs Ara fss a. ssptsnISs - that HIslrlbai - esa
be snAae = shss Sil1 Sc fbssesr bks1td Tia lsh
May. 1884. THOMAS FfEE EMS
nsvf4-Ak 1sslltef Al RGrkbdtrisk dseiG
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- t*a
III Ikel slS
- hfm
M sfzasnk4
ane saiA
s ft5iu4 e
g stE.fed = -
! 81 * >111 ~ 49, Al nl4sk S|<,.IH s. -
81 q s. 81 SD h 81 81 ~ $500
~ - 5I'k & rAfte. 4kls "a dr. =
/ 4ftil tz' lHAAg #NgT4NR
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Every ane shoaia ~ eees mad thi. xerk. teen.
tag With infcFmatioa eanceFning the above order
- ne Uason man can afafd 60 Be Ia ignorance al
their methods Of operating al he polls in the
slFeeis. IN cur eoaneis IN eur Legislative boaissin
kne. every whsrs their intriguing members are
working % rapidly dIsmeniber this CREST Union,
and destroy any and every vestiga u ear Sir Re
public. Tkf 6sriis - shesps siotig ere u earsrry
MIDI extending their heliish inanenee IN every
wav. They oas-leyil nld Satan himself il their
chicasery. This work hslly exposes the e0nnection
Of the Knights az tie Golden Circle With the great
Rebellion, end The assistance rendered ~ Copper
hkaiA Nefth sad South. in diamembsriag this once
hapey Nation.
Il the expose made sy 1fr Wright aweil known
Isdisidnals The public may plaee every condolences.
The work = fasl Of rcmaheo and reslity. the von-
aeFfbl and the horrible; warning to B,t.eruats--
! guiding star 20 Enionists. Il Is time thai an
Order 81 sneh . character should se fully under
stcod. No one vii regret reading tAe ExpositioH.
The work i pphlished IN beautiful style, nlnmina-
ted covers and illustrated with elghtesn faii pnge
engrasinga
Price Fifty Cents.
Il via Be sent By mail, post paid 70 any address
On receipt az tie above price.
w. X. EAnphoar,
lss West Fourth Street,
csEcHxkTI. Qnlo.
esassal Engrsvsr and MaaufacsnTsro Of Dies Stencil
Tools and Plates Of every varisty.
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KHUfDAL NOTICE,


01Ah " - 0At0AA3 IL ~
Graduate II he Uaisenisf d Psnasyisania, 1916
REsPECTFuF.Lx elSgf Ms services 70 tie eli
lsens q Knoxsiiis sid vicinity. 0flce tvo daors
Soeih u Moffos's Exeh8nge BARK phsrs he ean
eswpys Be found II 30 professionally ahssnt
fssssas mallsne upan him, II absent Win please
fsass tteif aarns and plaea 81 residence
r s<@-Ail psfsgas Endaisi6d - Dr. PAXTON
vii piezse eall sad sessie their aecmnta - be Il
Obliged % hare mcney or Itl equivalent 81 be nst
se,lle witk lhaee he ewaA Yen viii thsrufetB take
due notice and gpyafn ycaf,tlrss aesosdingy.
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