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The New York herald., 1865-03-02

Nmos SALOON. nrh concert Of Nile. do Kssow
and NJ wehl Al Niblos saloon was attended by very
large audience last evening there any doubt that
Nile Dc Katow the rst Of living viooncsllsts must
have been dspelled BY her performance Last night The
cassc music selected tried all herpowsrs ovsr the nss
msns and than sustained her Previous reputation
= IN artist II 10 true she had IN advantage This
caslou IN the superior condition Of ths invumsnA which
had been previously somewhat Ascted In tone By the
cHmste but ID rented and IN pArfect order OF NJ
Wehl We only say that he astonshed his audience
By the mmense power and decacy Of execution IN bic
fantasia on Lss H.kwssos' which he nrss played %
Parisan audience. The manner In which he took the
octaves and sxths which follow in rapid succession
throughout the whole piece marvellous and evoked
surprise and applause In about equal proportion The
labor Of the artist must have been Immense, but the
execution most brilliant These delightful Artists
viii have their last here this evening" Mr. StrA-
kosch having made arrangements for ssriss In Boston
next week
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
l D TOWNSEND, Asssssn. Aaliu,an. GspsI
The Carnival In New York.
CL0sINe scBNHs--oRAFp nAsQUERADK or THE

The carnival was osghs conclusion last night ny
grand masqusrads Of tbs reutonIa Al t City Assembly
Rooms The Tessenia IL popular German musical ssso-
citation which has been In exis.Nnce some fourteen
years and plumbers come two Kindred and sxty.eisns
members The mssqnsIade WIS one q the mos ,roon,
was crowded with brilliant. Costumes rsprsssnns cbars'
tsrs Of ovcrv descuptioV~
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
Fires In New York.
INcENDIARY YIREs, AND ARRESTS ON SUSPICION
OF ARSON.
FIRE IN AVENUE A.


INCENDIARY YIREs, AND ARRESTS ON SUSPICION
OF ARSON.
FIRE IN AVENUE A.
Between eight and nine O'Clock on Tuesday night,
nrs discovered in the basement OF building No l43
avenue A. occupied by A. Lukach dealer in liquors The
flames wcre quickly oxtngushed and before than
500 damage was done 70 the place. Assistant Fire
Marshal H. o Baker, making an examination Of the
premises assisted by the insurance patrol and police dis
preparation each place consisting OF pieces Of split
Pine wood paper, and rags In box, all saturated with
kerosene oil and only partly consumed The statements
circumstance threw suspicion upon him. He was &C
cordngly taken 10 tho station house by oncer l. Hill
further investigation The stock Is insured for 500 in
the Central Park Insurance Company, From q memo
there should be upward Of sac worth Of stock but
from appearances there 10 not more than $500 worth
nRs In mxTxnsrn srRSzr
shortly after ten O'Clock on Tuesday night fire broke
out in an once connected with the kindng wood yard
corner Of Sixteenth street and avenue c. owned by O.
Raymond when discovered by the engineer and private
wa.chmAn, seen V run away from the once.
Baker assisted BY Captain Cameron Of the Eighteenth
precinct went into thorough investigation The faeta
Logan, who was subsequently, arrested and locked up
the station house. suspicion Of setting nrs 70 the
h ssoT % = ~
Arctic Insurance Company.
ncupAnY uAs BROADWAY.
between four and vc o'clock yesterday morning Are
was discovered In . bedroom on the second door Of
building No. sl2 Broadway. The flames were soon sx.
tInguishsd Los about s7s; Insured in the Eagle In
suTance Company. The former occupant e the room
who went under the nams Of J. B. Olives, wss heard Y
very quietly sbsus half IN hour aferwssd re had no
been aons more than half hour when the Ire was dis
covered. On sxanssaien of the prsmisee w.s found
shss candle had been placed the heor u Ne head o
The bed, 70 which u - nre
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

Tho Quincy Herald publishes an oxtract from private
letter written by Lieutenant General Grant 70 his old
friend and school fellow the Hon. Isaao Morria Tho
letter is dated sHeadquarters Armies OF the United
States, City Point Virginia. Feb Is, 1885," and was
written, not dotased by Gen. Grant himself Tho fol-
lowing the extract which will be read with
Everything looks 70 me TO be very favorable Tor
speedy termination Of the Tho peopc Of the South
are ready IL they get clear Of their lead ra
Is hard to predict what will become OF tLcmhc lea
whether they will nee the country or whether tho
people forciby deposo hem and take the matter IN ther
spring campaign successful ~ have every hope
viii be. Yours, truly, u y 0hANT.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
Q r A N r .
mr.. Wn. n. lGerriaa's Dsspsseh.
In rus FLED, Feb 3z-A. \.

In rm FLED, Feb 45-A. T.
osoAsyzo Ro5BEaIss or nm AHAr nAua
Il has transptssd shat . stupsndous systsn Of nsai
robbery has been paosod in this army since iss passage
70 this IL present iinss Of operation IN Nay last h
beloved and asserted that the appalling amount Of
million OF dollars in money and yaiuables have been sur
rspously seized by irresponsible parties 70 whom tho
mails have been entrusted their transit from tho Va
rious regimonta brigade division and corps hcadquar-
ters 70 the water ranspos II has been suggested thai
Congress should iegslass upon the postal
Of the army, confding them 70 commissionea Vmcon
who shall control the mail system IN behalf Of the SOL
ders and oicers Il would seem 70 be, IN the nght OF
the developments already unearthed an emlnensy pro-
per suggestion ss MN elsh
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

Tss YAcxs AIAax. This nns nev yacht, whose trial
trp was noticed in the HsRLD Il the 22d ut sailed on
Sunday afternoon soushwsrds. The owner, Mr. Frank
Baker twho by the wsy, s NOS - stated, member Of
the New York Yacht Club, wss aboard
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
Personal Intslligsncs

General Mcclellan intends Feb ~ 70 proong his
journ In ParS for weeks and thehcc 60 70 Rome
and Drcsden with the intention Of spending next sum
mer In the south Of Franco, and returning 70 America
next autumn
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
Filling Our Quota .


CREDITS poR RECRUITS IN THE REGULAR AMY
ALLowRD-coRREsPoNDgN BETWEEN MAron
oUHrHRR AND ADJUrANr 0BNBnAL TowmkND
ON THE sUBJBcT.
The following corsspopdence between AdiuGssa Gene
rai Townsend and Mayor 0unshsr In relation 70 The en-
nssment Of recruits the regular army ID very import
ant inasmuoh - viii materially assst ths Bounty
Committee In nllins ne city and county qucta'-
WAs DsyAnrxKns, ApsuIAST GKSsRAL's OvvIcRl
WAsurarox, Feb ~, 1006
G. 0oOvrzY GurmA, Esq, Mayor Of New YORK.
sal have the honor 70 acknowledge the receipt OF
your stsr o the llth ins enclosing caFtned copy Of
On ordinance of the city Of New York Fs the prossc-
ton OF the city of New York, and TO facilitate the
ing Of the quota under the Presidents call for i've hun
dred thousand men"
have ihs honor 70 inform you THAI BY letter Of this
date Brgadier General s. Geo. Cooke superintendent
Of the Recruiting Service for the Regular army has been
directed that the whole subject involved u before
Congress- pending Legislation thereon, men ens'css
within The county Of New York for the regular pf".r
will uptn further orders b reported for credit to s..A
county only am sir very respectfully your 90 as's
servant
g. d TOWNSEND Assistant Adju,snt Gersysl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

Ia The friends of the temperance cause
held A meeting AZ the Tabernacle on yesterday
afternoon IL was addressed by Dr. JohnsoG,
D.. B.aHd, editor Of the II. Il. paper, and Others.
anl WAS well attended by women and children,
scattered among which might be seen a few
pi0us one DAY IN week christians who feel that
something should be done for the "cause +"
The agitation of the temperance question seems
10 be confined 10 periods, as every four or five
years, some philanthropy ically impelled indyidu
ais, becoming alarmed at the excessive and in
crossing bibulors propensities Of the younger
class, make 4 movement TO check the evil by
inhibiting its sale, except in accordance to enact.
ments asde by the General Assembly. or else
placing il upon moral g.ound. aud inducing all
u sign pledge Ai,er this work i accomplished
there generally follows season Of abstinence
until the ingenuity OF man 6nds some method of
a.ludiag the provisions Of the Law. or the obi
cations OF The pledge expire from their own in
efficiency. siOnary individuals are generally
IL be found in toe temperance ranks as ebampi-
ons of re!orm-9eu withou siorce OF character
OF infGenee-snd their vel meaning exeriions
10 behalf OF society are productive of no good
10 The class they seek to benefit. or of credit TO
themselves SO Tong as there are disiilleries that
dis,ill the "damnaiion liquid and bowls are made
To hox with the intoxicating beverage, So long
will dissinstion be one of the social crimes DR..
Bland msy utter ana,hemas in the Ta5eInacle
and the columns of the Sunday Nisltsr contain
philhp.cs 10 terse and vigorous SaXcn, de
nouocing he .adu.Gence 10 strong drink and
porray is effects in as vigorous a smile as did
the Apostles and tall be all TO no purpose.
Els eudeAVors are .aai4ble, aud approve of
thea: but then we cannot help considering the
advocacy OF an exploded ard absurd theory a.
somewhat calculated to impair the yigor and in e
fucnce OF his family journal The vegetarian
regime + far the int>s practicable. and as il
possesses the merit, al least. OF being less con
nected 9th antiquity. than the Temperance ques
ton ~e think would be more susceptible OF
elabEodatiou. ard better qualified TO exhibit Tie
idels AID principles OF man OF acknowledged
genius. and Who has, most naguanimously, dedi
c4ied his energies aud talents To the promotion
and diffusion OF correct hJgienic LAWS
Take into YOUR stomach bran bread and esehew
shsty. i AZ IL: nnction admitting OF good
nauy difficulties 10 Us fulhlimsni. and one at 4
ume. IL vou n,ease, doctor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
GOV. Perry's speech at Grcenviiie.

WAsHISGroN. July % A friend of Governor
Perry and apparently BY his authority. caused
the publication oil communication in which be
Gays: Three days before the meeting at Green
wills ). G, Gov. Perry appointed Provisional
Governor: that the latter al hat time was not
only NOT informed OF his appointment, out had
not the remotest idea that snch an honor was TO
be conferred upon him. The purpose of Gov
Perry in bis address, tbs writer says. was to show
the people Of South Carolina the great mistake
they had made 10 seeding. the ruipous conse-
quences to their beloved State ana the humilia-
ton anu degradation TO which they had reduced
her, boldly declaring they had 10 cause for Sc
ceding. and were in no danger from the election
of President Liucoln.
The writer says IL Is not true, as stated oy some
of the papers, that the Governor feels personally
any humiliation in coming back into the Union
fos he had no agency in going out of the Union
tut ne has feelings for his State, and Governor
Perry entrests the Southern people in terms of
earnestness TO become loyal citizens, and repudi-
ate forever and TO teach their children TO rcpu
date, their political hsrssies. which have ruined
their couBtry.
During the mex. moth 100 900 mules will be
exposed 10 public sale in stables in New York
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware, New Jersey. aud
the District OF Columbia This will close such
sales bv the Government. Since the first of May
sales of an mals have Melted two million dollars
The Secretary of War has oreveted about
sixty Paymssters for faithful aud meritorious
services during tie war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

BALruxosk. July 23-A Fortress Monroe let
ter save: The United States steamer Quinnebas
was wrecked on the bar Of Morehesd CITY. on
the 2lst About thirty passengers are reported
lost or missing Captain Jerome vas 10 com
mand Of 800 soldiers who were on board, they
were nearly AL landed on shore
The Quinusbas left Morebead City on the BIS,
f., Fa,,,s.. Monroe. With $50 .,ldier. a, the
Ninth Maine and Seventy Elk Pennsylvania on
board after passing outside the bar. the sica
mer became unmsnrgable ard weut ashore. be-
coming q perfect wreck
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
IsU%ENFIss= NOTICES.

HLsKEs MILITARY AGENCY Array Officers
having reports ~ make to the Departments at
Washington viii fnd az 10y office Mr. Duiheld.
who has tor fso ,eats been engaged in this bust
les. I'd has never made report but was ap-
proved AZ Washington. Officers who desire
Afhdavits uui Pay Account can obtain them
promptly wade out. warranted correct Mr.
King, formerly u the Paw and Adjatsr' Gene
gal- Departments, slI esiatenCs this business
Blanks OF ~ kinds on hand Instructions given
without charge. Office opposite Major Dunn 5
United States mastering aud Disbursing Office.
No % Wes. Wshinslon street. next Masonic
Hall. j. W. BLAKE.
lie Colonel Fortieth Indians Vols }
2l-6 Attorney and Claim Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

yeyHE PRoPRIEToRs OF The NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy hare determined, regardless Of et-
pense issue free. (for the benefit Of suffering hu
and suppression Of qusckery four Of their most
interesting Instructive Lectures Marriage ana It's
disQualifcaiions Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood Indigestos, WEAKNESS or
Depression mpO;ency, Loss Of Energy sud .niy row
err The great Social Evil and those kAlaes which result
from youthful foies sxeesses Of maturity
Of Physiology and laws Of Mature
These inv Aluable Lectures have been the means OF
ing and saving snds and Will Be forw ard
ed Free receipt Of four stamps By addressing secrs
tary Ne~ York Museum % Anstomy and Medscine, "a
prosdway New York JA121-tly'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
szFoRMoRE THANTwENTYYEARs

OF trial and : constantly increasing ia public favor
THF VENETIAN EAR DYE Is the best and che Apest
MADE II. price i, OILY 5 ceais and each bottle con
tain. dcabe he quantity Of DE those Usually soid
for s..
THIS HAIR DYE &, manufactured by a peculiar pro
cess which render. il infinitely superior any dye in
market. Eeing complete bottle, no preparation
required. which greatly smplnes the application
~ USING THIS DYE you avoid that ausTr, DEAD APP
pearanee BY which dyed hair and whskers readily
Recognized, when inferior article has been used -
produces perfectly natural color OF any shade that
desired. from riea brown Isiy, ius;rOas black
that VII not smut eyock stain tie elotAirg. Invest
IS and you ws De convinced. Sold by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. /. MATHEWS, Manufactures.
DgMAsBARSEs CO. New YORK, Wholesale Agents
mylo-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
rne Mayor OF Alexandria Will mott
take the Oaths ws Negroes.

INV YokY, July ga special to the Tr-
brne, Washington, July 2lst, seys: The Mayor
and mos. Of the magistrates of Alexandra
have boldly declared their determination 10 ad-
here 10 the old Union State law, and say that
sooner than receive the testimony of negro in
their Courts they will resign their respective
Offices.
case in which the testimony OF coloFed men
was refused recently occurred in that city A
well to DO negro was arrested on the complaint
of white man, and on his introducing as has
only witnesses several colored men be was in
formed that their DISPOSITIONS would not De heard
by the Court.
On communicating ibis TACT TO the ofhcer OF
the Free6men's Bureau stationed in AIersndria
tina, officer Immediately repaired to the Cour;
room and moved a dscou,inGance of the trial on
the ground that under the provisions of a cireu.
lar from Gen Howsrd's headquarters. the Local
Courts have no jurisdiction in such cases
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
lFor the Sentlnel.l

EDITOR SESrISEL:-Please announce that the
following regiments. the Twenty third. Thirty
third Forty second, Fifty third. and One Hun
dred and Fortieth, and also the Fourth Battery,
will be received to- morrow. General Sherman f,
who is now in st. Louis, will be present with A
portion Of his staff The reception exercises will
take place in the State House Park, at half past
PIP VI but the hour OF the Generals arrival
being rs yet unknown. it is impossible 10 give
the programme OF the day in full this morning
IL will be furnished however. for your to NOR
rows ISSUE JonN /. MANSFIELD,
Chief Marshal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24


Last evening from o scene that occurred on the
street Ia trout VI the police headquarters. A
woman by the name OF Whitney followed her
man" 20 the headquarters for the purpose of
having him arrested, when che herself was
snatcbcd up A. an unconsidered tribe By q
couple OF policemen. and taken to jail. The
woman made al effort 10 RESIST the ofhcers. when
she vas unceremoniously jerked down the stair.
way and along the street TO the jail. all the
While loudly protesting against her treatment
and offering to pay her fine. We have no word
of sympathy for the woman. bot ne DO think the
rough treatment wss unnecessary, and that che
could have been quietly and clvilly conducted TO
the jail, without the attracting OF so large .
crowd. and 10 the manner she was. She is only
a woman Of the town. and therefore IL not emit
tied to any respect in the eyes OF some who are
inirustcd with authority. bat owning her weak
ness, is no. she and her class a. deserving OF
consideration as the thieves and blseklegs, Who.
with souls STEPPED 20 blsckness in iniquity, ply
their Infamous vocation on public street OF the
city in full dsys One species Of crime Is tactly
legalized on account Of the fascination and dax-
zling briIlirncy OF the villains who are its pa
irons. while the other is hunted down and perse
cuted because Of il. infamy and-then they are
only women. who, even from Gods providence,
seem estranged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

Thess Bond roe worth handsome premium. and
are exempt, ali the G0vernmsnt Bosss 49,.
Nate, coenfv ard RuHictpai fasaflo., zlsca aads
from oss q yss ~ c,sf IAer ssnsu 20 fl-se rsi.>
secorng 20 the rate levied upon other property The
ieteres; q payable seni-GnnaAy by eoupOns attached
eah note which may be oa 20 any bsnk ss
banker.
The fnterest as TAO per cent.
amounts 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

~ To night Mrs. Hodges takes q benefit at
the Metropolitan Theatre. II viii be the last
drsmatlc entertainm ent OF the season. Miss
Kate Fletcher and Mr.. Hill. two old favorites of
Metropolitan hsbitues. have been cast for al
appearance in the play selected for the occasion
Mrs. Hodges has made most cnviable reputa-
ton az an actress, and has long been fsvorite
with theatre going people in this city aud /. no
less a talented Ntiste than an accomplished and
deserving lady. We hope to zee the Metropoli.
tan crowded TO night. as il would be compli
meht fullv earned by the fair beneficiary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

Eureka TIM ISFALLiBLE HAIR RSsrogA
TIVE Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair TO it, natural color, mot DYING curing
all diseases OF the scalp, preventing the hair
irogi FILLING of, giving it a soiinoss aud gloss
that nothing else can produce. Price s. ca per
bottle Sold by al! druggists.
J. F. Senour druggist, Bates House Block,
s-eat cod II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

ft 4 81 noNTH,--A6ENrs WANTED KvERY
I'D SeD where Co Introduce the improved shaw i
Clark $40 Family Sewing Machine the only low price
ker, Wheeler wilson Howe. Singer Co., and BAe h.
elder. All other machines sold Cor less than forty
dollars each are inrngemeuis, and the seller aud user
are liable 10 ilns and Imprisonment fEI4 .|
Salary and expenses, or large commission allowed
Illustrated circulars sent FREQ.
Address SHAW A CLARK,
my5d&w3m Bidieford, Maine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

potence in both scxes; the effects Of these diseases
the body and mind, and the Authors New Treatment o.
all these In full, the only successful method
curc. with exposition Of Quackey.
Thiswork Is not quack advertisement, but warning
aod guide for married and single. Ii the only boob
that gives the treatment Of all the above diseases In plain
English with full directions for seftrestment, and
tains much valuable information not proper 10 mention
In pHbe notice The work contains $50 pages and loo
plates and of the above diseases
address in sealed wrapper, on receipt Of one dclAl
Those afflicted with any Of the above Diseases before
placing themselves under the treatment % any one
should first read this work.
OPFiCE-3l4 Fifth street, between Market and Jsfer
son. west side.
To insure ssfsty TO all letters, direct
GALEN's HEAD DtSPxNsARr
Drawer Ia. Leaisvills. Ky.
ect2 g. -cAwfv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

LIGHr WEIGHT MEMBERS &C. W. NJ, j
Mod, J. c. NJ, j. L., j. G. W, j. c., j. s, S
e @. I. c., and I. j. c., will meet at their
new gymnasium rooms, on Tuesday evening. a,
O'Clock, to elect officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

- Remember that the Moral Exhibition.
gotten - aud orgsuzed by Dan Rec. for The
purpose OF implanting ahealthy appreciation OF
such performances in the popular mind. gives its
ep,er,.iureut in this city on Wednesday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

TT free and promiscuous fight between
soldiers Of different regiments, took place last
evening at the Union Depot Whisky was the
prime instgator--ano,her evidence that the tenn
peranee reform should at once bega. IL seems
a propitous time Tor The commencement OF a
new era No one was seriously hurt ia the
melee There was al absence OF The custodians
o. the peace. with stars Oh their breasts There
i money IN arres,ing men that can't pay fine
ard costs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
NOTICE..
O SINKING FUND BORROWERS.


LII persons indebted to the Sinking Fund hereby
N notified that all lands mortgsged TO said fund and
on whics interest has not been paid in advance for the
present year will be advertised for sixty days previous
and offered public sale the second Tuesday ia
December next. i-t
By order of the Board of commissioners.
w II. TALBOT, President.
July IS, 1865. -
~ The following named newspapers vi please pub
sh the above advertisement in their weekly the
amount of Ico Dollars, and forward copy OF paper and
bill TO this Office, viz:
Register and Republican, Lawrenceburg; Courier Mad
isoD; Journal and Demokrat, Evansville; Journal aud
Express, Terre Baute; Democrat, Princeton; Press.
Greencastle; Palladium Richmond; Sentinel Fort Wayne.
SUM- Vincennes; Journal Lafayette Review, Crawfords
vile; Democrat Goshen; Unien Lapore; Standard, An
derson; Eagle Decatur; Republican, Greenburg; Sent
mel, Rochester; Democrat and Republican, Plymouth !.
Democrat, Monticello; Republican, Nashville; Volunteer,
shelbyville; Democrat, Huntingdon; Ledger, New Al
bany, Democrat, Salem Democrat, Columbus; Register,
St Joseph; Republican, Valparaiso; Post Columbia City;
lndianiaD, bloomfield Democrat, Franklin Reporter,
Canneton; Democrat. CorydOn; Democrat. Rockport.
Union, Danyille Crescent, Frankfort Times, Delphi;
Phsros LoSsnsport; Courier, Newcastle; Owen County
Journal Spencer; Democrat, Upton; Reveil,e, yevay.
jylS-d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
GROCERIES.
s.F. rLErcssa
Printing Office for Sale.

. y,Rsr CLASS OFfscE AND MATERIAL. WIFE
n eanolels set % Job Type liberal pstzeoass. -
ls.ss Al oAs Of the best points In The stats No
weekly Newspaper. = offered Tor sale On rAss
terms. -, o. -
Yer partcpAfs inquire At the s<ntissi o. 49,
srt bsneerst need apply t