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NEW AND CHOICE PERFUMERY.

USr RECEIVED ex brig Moctezuma, choice
assortment of perfumes and Extracts, among
5hich are, Eau de Cologne, Eau de Lavender, Agus
florida
The attention of the public is respectfully solicited
the above which are of superior quality and war
nted genuine from the manufacturers in Paris
br sale by S. PORTER FORD.
Hon Dee ls lS52-32-tf Kaahumanu St.
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HAWAIIAN CIGARS

LDRICH BISHOP, agents for the manufactu
rers are receiving and offer tor sale, Premium Ha
aaian Cigars of the manufacture of Messrs. J. r
PITT co.
These Cigars which received the premium at th'
exhibition Of the R. H. A. Society are believet
Pc eqaa to the best Havana Regalias. and an
worthy Of the sttention of purchasers for con
nphon or export
Honolulu, Sept 3, 1852.
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VALUABLE PILLs.-Some twenty years ago
a farmers barn in the vicinity Of Worcester
was struck by lightning and burned to the
ground. Many Of the citizens had gone to
the fire, when fop well strapped and dick
led, with his cap on one side Of his head,
met the celebrated DR.. G-n, and accost-
ed him in this wise:
"Can you-ah, tell me. doctah, how fab
they have succeeded in extinguishing the con-
flagration of the-ah, unfortunate Beoman's 8
barnl"
The docter eyed the individual attentively,
ropped his head as usual for moment, and
then slipping his thumb and finger into his
vest pocket, took out a couple of pills and
handed them to him, saying
sTake these, sir. and 60 to bed, and it
you do not feel better in the morning, call al
my Office"
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TUST RECEIVED ex AUCKLAND, and Moe
% tezuma, Bass and Alsops ale, do, do, porter in
pints, by H. ROBINSON, at A. p. Everett's euc-
ton room.
ALSO ON HAND.
10 gallon kegs of Brandy, Gin &C., suitable for
ships stores and put board free of duties permits
&c.
Honolulu, Dec. is, tf-32
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The MAINE LAVA Maine correspon-
dent OF contemporary, asserts that the
Anti-Liquor Law is growing in popularity in
Maine. He says
There are many things that contribute
powerfully to secure the perpetuity of the
Maine Law They are such as these
Old topers are dropping of. Such men do
not live out half their days anywhere. Those
who are not confirmed inebria:es, by having
temptation removed out Of their way, regain
their selEcontrol and self.respect, and as the
power of vitiated appetite diminishes,
come under the dominion of the bitter slavery
from which they have escaped. Many per-
sons of this class are the most decided and
energetic supporters Of the Maine Law
There is another thing that tends to the per-
petuity of this law. Its general working in
creases its friends. 1t is an admitted fact
that under its influences, thrift takes the
place of vagrancy, sobriety and order of
rowdyism and brawls, domestic peace and
comfort of misrule and petty feuds Taxes
are diminished, warehouses; and prisons grad
ually become tenantless, and young men and
maidens, old men and children, are rejoicing
that intoxicating drinks are prescribed.
wish the opponents Of the Maine Law
would come and see, and inquire for them
selves in respect to its practical operation
Is it not the consummation of folly to license
houses where the morals of the people are
corrupted, where thousands are initiated in
to the mysteries Of iniquity, where human
passions are wrought up to desperation, and
a preparation is gained for the perpetration
of every kind Of atrocity! Fieschi, who con-
structed the Internal machine, to take the
life of Louis Philippe in France, confessed,
on his trial, that when he saw the King ap-
preaching, his courage failed, and it was not
till he had taken two large doses of brandy,
that he summoned resolution to apply the
match. Then he could have blown up the
nation, and not cared straw about It,"
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Notice to Merchants and Ship Masters,

ME SUBSCRIBERS having entered into CO.
ants and Ship Masters visiting this port that they
ltend keeping constantly on hand supply of stocl
kch Pigs, Fowls. Ducks, Turkeys, &C., which
ley viii supply to shipping at the shortest notice
hd on the most reasonable terms. Orders left a
e stores Of T. Spencer, R. Coady r Co., or J. C
Paiding, win Be punctually attended to.
NJ. BROWN,
7. 7. DOUGHERTY.
Honolulu, March Is -tf-46
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~ Recently, at Lancaster, an English
clergyman informed Yankee that the Am
ericans didn't speak the English language
correctly. "Why," said he, "they call Al
bany .Aul-bany, when it should be Albany,
for there's only one hel in it."
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noCTOR S. PORTER FORD, SURGEON &
PHYSICIAN, Office in Kaahamunu street
ext door below Messrs- Coady Co. Medicines
ut up for shipping at the lowest price.
Particular attention given to diseases of the eye
nd ear. as
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COOPERAGE-J. A. Burdick having taken the
v stand formerly occupied by c. II. Marshall,
first door above B. F. Snow, will continue to carry
the cooper's business in all its branches at the
above mentioned place, where he hopes that those
OF his friends who have hitherto afforded him lib
eral patronage will not fail to give him call.
n. B. 500 bbls water casks on hand and for sale
4 on liberal terms 2-ly
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TOBACCO

s. Porter Ford would inform his
friends and the public, that his only Office is on
Kaahumanu street. next door below Messrs. Coady
y Co,-the connection heretofore existing between
Dr. Lathrop and himself having been dissolved.
Particular attention given to diseases of the Eye
e md Ear Nov. 3, tf-26
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F What is not for the interest of the
whole swarm, i not for tho interest Of a sim
gle bee
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A lucifer match, which has passed through
seven processes, costs, BY Wholesale, about
one three-hundredth Of a cent. By the most
improved machine. matches are split at the
rate of s,rfy thousand per sninwte.
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illustrated Family Aimanac..1053.
4 few copies for sale at the Polynesian Office.
"A 3t-46
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ILLS OF LADING for sale at the Polynesian
once. July IS
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ENoR SALE AT THE STORE OF J. c. sPAL-

e. HOFFMANN, N. ID.
Residence at the house of Dr. r. w. Wood. tf-4 /
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|nINE APPLE CHEESE....Caseso of Pine
II Apple and hhds. of Goshen Cheese, for sale,
|cheap by &c SPALDING.
Oct. %, tf-24
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YANKEE VERSUS NEW York PRoNUNcIA-
TIoN.-A correspondent of the Portland
(Me.) Transcript, writes as follows: GAS
there has been some discussion of late in
your paper, respecting the relative merits OF
New York and New England pronunciation,
propose to strike the balance between them,
by asserting that four out of five of all the
teachers in New England will mispronounce
at least one word in every line of the follow
ing paragraph, while six out of seven of all
the teachers in New York will do the same.
Here it is:
"Prince Albert was chastened by his own
vagaries, attacked by his coadjutors; and,
though complaisant in his address, the mag
na-charta was not recognizable by him.
Whether he thought of the agallows, spin
ct, fiageolet, or piano-forte, he was a misan-
thrope. He looked at palanquin, or the
columns of the Pantheon; or, engaged in
prisons and the sacrament, with equal COM
plaisance. He studied the parabola and
Septuagint, the italian and epicurean phil
osophy. Exquisitely fond of the bimanous,
though cherubic beings around him, he al
lowed no compromise. AS an orthoepist he
mistook in his pronunciation the penult for
the antepenult. Superogatory to his legates,
onerous in his pageantry, desultory as an in
tercessor, he committed an Soutrageous de-
vastation against all presages, preludes, ep-
ilogues and prologues.
IJNCT EEIJY
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Often pronounced attack tied. Charta-karta
mispronounced by many lawyers who ought to know
better.
italian. 2 gallus. collum-often pronounced
colyum.
Pronun-sheation,- universally mispro-
nounced.
Outra- jus.
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WINE, GIN, &c..-20 cases very
- superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin, 20
bbls Ale, SO NJ Manila Cigars, for sale by
Oct. %, lS52-tf-24 J. C. SPALDING.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
Ia ~ H. Tss;s,

baltimore and oho raihoad WAeeng con
nsft"s 1re wiih NE large, spleadid
o"ion ""e on he OhS adAe stages 10 Zanssptlis, &c.
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed the late
finishing OF The Board Tree Tunnel road being
exceiien ORDER
reeed - IT'S superior advantages scenery upon
l,s road Is oi The
Ihs express mail train leaves Bamore daily p. aud
dtecty through Wheeling 1850 mes) hours
ciudhg MI stoppares arriving p
passnsef4 leaving Baltimore a. lodging
Cumberland 19 mies and proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning.
To connect with these trans the hngon
ana D. ni daily, meeting the Baltimore Wash
ngion Junction, DIETER known the Relay House, miles
Baltimore. Il
AT wheeling the univaled Union line,
which have Just been completed
cinna and Louisville, where the Stages Nashville, &c.
The 81 Louis aud New Orleans packets by go
ing further on.
Passengep for Columbus who prefer the
cinBa and other Oho West
rect nom wheeling Ohio
the best part Of the National Zanesv
by railroad
Passengers for Wesye Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad Will also nnd this agreeable there being
regular and speedy connexion Wheeling aud from
places
G9 Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
no charge Tor transfer OF passengers or baggage.
ou'e from Washington TO Wheeling, 50 so CINCINNATI Sil
Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets 10 be had of Mr. Pason agent, the railroad station
Washington and Of the other agent. Of the company.
r. WM. PARKER,
May ll-dU General superintendent.
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BY RoBERT An M ST Rora.
Houyx or RErRKsEsrAryks UNITED Stains,
Clerks Once, MAY l4lh. 1853


Clerks Once, May i4lh, 1853.
IN l7 The Congress OF the 5h
August Ie4a entitled An gaiizing and making appropIa
ioa f such usually
he exnsraI authority
iaedeata The
government and for other purposeswich said l1h
section ia as foiIowss ".@r. .t Il. tE.e. f..
ssc H. Ind Dc riAr enacted That all stationery of
the the
aa all aud OF nature,
ohs several departments o government and for The bureaus
blanks, wrapping and twine, furnished
,n G ciIerio Offices throughout United stes
s odder follows The secretary senae, clerk OF
House this head Of
deputy posnaers the Post Once establishment. and col
house establishments the Postmaster G
and The shall
nar purpose shall advertise
weeks Of The princp" papers published places
furnishing such whole
ocular printing
such the description
Kind be furnished nature
saun kind printing be and All such shall
sealed until the day ecied such
ms same shall he opened
me officer
persons and the offering 10 furnish class OF such nr
for the thereof under forfeit
exceeding twice the Oaiure shall
contract doing the same aud IN the lowest bidder
TO into such contract and give such security within
In such
shall given bidder who shall
contract such security And in failure
ny The articles person entering
he and his surees shall be liable
specified such quidaed damages be sued
the OF the United States, ia cou having jurisdiction
thereof"- s..9.# +.
Sealed proposals Office O'Clock
A. m Monday, 2s day of which all
viii be opened for furnishing The articles OF stationery
during Thirty Congess-each article to be approved by the
Clerk, viz. #.. N..t#.-.
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me nane Of no person viii be booAs sAs
payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers money by i.,to.
which VIII be paid assumed BY in liza
an r F.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ri xiv aa,. tha ,s.,
sions Of Congress, and seniweeky during recess.
Subscriptions for period less than year win be received On
terms proportioned to the above annual
0y Po5TMAsTERs authorized agents and Sy
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 or yIvs
sEmLWEEkLY subscribers, with S25 WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed, will be entitled copy
edition they furnish subscribers gratis.
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhcrs, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late of the judges of the
of Tennessee.
Hon. BromRed L. Ridley State.
Judges their whole exclusively
the school.
Plan Of instruction IL Daily examinations Of each class the
No regular Of but the
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
dents commence suits statement Of facts by the profess
and through all the known
practice The framed as to require them 10
deeds, wills, and all documents be read
ence in the trials Some of The are taken by appeal TO
which is held monthly the and in
session. The students clerks
jurors Judges
pacties connected with their SUITS
The the third Monday
teniber third Thursday February The
succeedn. Monday February and
Thursday in July.
Expenses per seaionTuiion fee $50 in advance contingent
&2 boarding about $50 Students furnish their books
which can be had IN the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete the unless the
dents advanced class No study required for ad
mission. There four regular easses. Students
time during the collegiate year.
There n moot legislature connected wi Ii the school,
Number OF students the last collegiate year eghtysix
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
pfesd of
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VALUAB BILE and improved Farm In the vicinity OF
Washington SaeIhe undetsgne offers snic Wood
stock the farm which she reside certainly Of te most
valuable and highly improved vicinity Washington 1t
the District Of colnbin about miles from the navyyard,
ee road Of the best leading the city and the ime
nexbboood lands Voting,
Jenkins, bson, and the gvsnmcnt hospital y
hundred and land hundred which
cleared and in cultivation and the residue heavily mbered The
divided fields,
failing aud
lime ashes, stable MANURE and Rtano have been Used this land
three and all In
produce heavy There seventy Of bottom
The and consist
dwelling, dairy poultry
all oubudings
purposes farm Possession os the fh and farm
will be immediately long will be
desired, for a portion OF the purchase
further particulars apply John Carroll Brent esq attorney
McC;uIe
of 10Th street. where plot of the may be
premises to
FEB iO-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

Superior Economical Nep Line bfneen HarPer Ferry aud
Washington Cify.
THE known, swin ssfe and comfortable steam packet
Volney with the
ilaper's Ferry, arpes Ferry O'clock and
rive a Washington city al q O'Clock. p.
Washington city for the first trip
the 3 Of May running day and down the neuesuar
except sunday) making three trips week.
economical
opportunity enjoying beautiful OF the Potomac by
From Harpers Ferry TO Washington 81
MAY 25-d3m-
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nrbIeized nnntcIs, Columns, PedestaIs Table
Enna xEe .Sc

MnrbIciLed IRON MnntcIs, Columns, PcdcstAIs, Table
Tops, &c. sc.
IiE Saamander Marble Company public attention their
marbleized of the
which received gold medal last fair Of the Amer
Metropolitan Meeian
cs' held Washington February aud March Of this
MATERIAL having metallic basis durable and cheap
marble; its of and the
marbles sixty different Varieties
beautiful; capable
heat and be injured by the action of acids oil
stLAS u HERRING
turing department company under the
perinendrnce OF r. j. r. Williams the inventors OF the
The financial business of John
whom all addrsssed al
cipal ware rooms 5i3 Broadway, New Yurk.
May l-dJm
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FOR Erer,,nU Cussorn~Igouse, Sc, will
- 1.El.9H sas3fst t,su.s Delaware #.

RI .#+h TspssusY DErsHrNtsr, June l. 1853.
DRoPos AIS he department until the LIST day
O'Clock, the OF the
ocs so Wilmington. Delaware, according
drawings and printed specifies caons prepared
Amm u. Young, the
vfsinp February H. 1885, said
buine for the different kinds OF
reseyng the right 20 reject he proposals
should the United states require ~
of the md
tssd amount 10 be ascenod
will be paid The work proceeds, and dt
completion OF the and the
by the superintendent .H
top'rscs win awarded only master builders or mechanics
and the thereof other except
Of the will be forfeiture Of the
Every proposal be accompanied by written guarantees,
signed by responsible csshed 10 be by the attorney
the buied States dst Judge OF the district in which the
srsvns rsde,l that bidder w when required II his
be accepted and bond with and
suheient securities, In the OF 200 for s shfa perform
y II tg i. +.
uosaphed r'an working drnnR and printed specific
can be had and examined, touching the
posed work can be obtained cation this department. ~
the cu1or, house ~ Wilmington, Delaware &e N9ttal
The proposals he addressed the
Secretary OF the Treasury (cndoed Proposals
Al Wilmington, Deaware0 and will he O'Clock,
the day fixed for receiving III. of the
stider. u sny shsl, be present. g...s. sr
II ..|le.fh y .s#E JAMES GUTHRIE,
June p-oawthhg Secretary of the Treasury
EoH RESrTwo large, airy chambers, with bath Appy
10 mrs. LAMB,
Ma 10 ~dtlWtJune M.. Opposite Wizards Hotel,
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pY Letter. Patent secured In IsIo-Puvermnchers pa

Letters Patent secured In nISi9Puvermnchers patent
~ hydroeecc vaac chains consructedt be under the
the most wonderful discovery in medicine and cleo
ticiy day. They relieve without shock
palms. such head and tooth
ache palms, and by their mild hut
local paralysis compisns Diseases
miracle They have been applied with the
greatest those dreadful diseases In children commonly
called In eethDg under difficulties and
disorders OF In. bowels They pecpntc metals from their sou
defect magnetic needle; in short show
effects be folded
ready instantaneous and will last
guarding HIMSELF family and friends. Ac, against
complaints which mild streaming cleo
uicity perfectly safe, wonderfully speedy remedy
The complete chain from 81 10 50 batteries, $40 TO
52a so,
Incredible may above facts person easily
himself beforehand the depot OF their Truth The Inn
invention acknowledged America by the
Academy Medicine Of New York. chains have been
the medical colleges The city, Bellevue,
hospitals brooklyn CITY HosPitai &c; in Eu
Rationale dc Medecn Paris by the imperial
fcn faculty Berlin ard other scsnuhc
Of s highest order, including the principal hospitals In
The poprctors Of testimonials 10 the e
institutions IN America and Europe, rs well
distinguished members the profession
invite the public 10 examine them
Fun and dcscnptonsone personal and
OF testimonials, nnd number OF
York Europe be obtained aus a the
ONCE forwarded free Of postage TO part OF the
United prepaid Inquiries three cents
No 5ee Brosdway corner OF Primes street, New York
Balrarr, Chaiies and wm Carpari, "a North Gay street.
An
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Apa7tf

4, LNrIttMEN's wEAH.-Just received very large ADD
of blue, black, brown, salin oily g,
and gray French CLOTHS
risin aud fancy English and French cassimerer
plain and fancy French dnilings some entirely
ri,in and figured silk, cashmere, Marseiies
And very yesngs, suiude 10 The season
Together supply crayar, pocket
talk and nen hosiery, &c, TO which we
Rp CIV HooE, BRO, n Co.
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All letters and through the Office.
No bills Of Iading will be sgued The day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 ench steamer
For freight passage, apply to
~ MoLLEK SAND, & RtERA 90 South ST., N. Y.
g. A. HElNCKEN d Co.. Bremen. .# .I#-.
MARrlNEAu, CROsKEY, Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELiN, HaTre
Ian 15-dy E. 4
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Proposals for Stationery.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
.r.. -... Washington, May 2o, 1853
DROPOSALS will be received this
Monday Goth Of June for supplying the stationery
scribed the schedule below.
The be the best quality Samples
pany bids.
The bidder will be required give bond with
faithful ulhment of
viii the right the articles such and in such
quantities deem proper, increase diminish The
qua les stated.
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Notice for Proposals Purchase OF State Bonds
ExKcurryK orssor, BAros RouoK, (LA,,l


May iNth, 1888
by Of Louisiana legislature, entitled
for thc relief OF the
Apnl jDh, 1853 IL is made
10 doias
Of
ht OF January ard fst July year.
hundred
l-l00 principal Of said bonds be redeeable within
their dale
And whsreas furthermore, Is made the duty governor
invite proposals for the purchase OF said bonds
Now therefore, by these that proposals
be received the ohce othe Secretary State Baton
'hs purchase OF said bonds until Monday th OF July
1853, which time said will be opened and
Il being undeood that offer less the par value said
bOads will be accepted @et e1sG t#u91
Given under hand State,
konge, this tenth day of May, ID. 1853, and of
" pendenec OF the United States the seventh.
r, o. HEBERr,
a.# Governor State of Louisiana.
BY the governor: a.I. .fE 4.
AspREw s. HESRos, Secretary Of State. ...# ..st#
NJ B.dders said bonds Informed tat by the
second section the above made the auditor
public and the each fiscal
the 3lst March, 1884, the
said State bonds the eighteen thousand dollars which fund
be used for other than which
Aud further provided the third section said
that the said fund hu arising shall be invested by the said auditor
twith the of the IN stock bearing
less than sx annunthe ocks be
principal said bonds and be
further
said that the auditor ard shall
nuay whatever be the funds
the Tor tho OF the current interest said bonds
said be without to the ability OF
other obligations and used
purpose than the Of said current interest.
May 2i-eodtle Juy -
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Papers made of Linen Stock
folio post ruled machine made weighing II lbs. per
80 single cap, ruled, machine made, weighing IL bs per
100 do quarto post ruled, machine made weighing 81 lbs
20 quano post, ruled hand made weighing 81 lbs. per
20 do note paper per
do copying paper do
do biottDg
10 Cranes machine made buf envelope paper
% 900 envelopes, 10 weighing one pound per 900
20 dozen cards Perry's dozen cards
100 other metallic pens
1000 quilts No 81 per 200
60 dozen Contus or Faber's lead pencils dozen
ivory folders, plain ...~
do ivory handles do
do ivory wafer do
do 4biadsd knives, Rodgers & Sons do
do ink sands, 2-inrh glass
10 do Cooper Philips, Princes, or other black ..
ink, in quarts do
Is do French carmine ink, In ounce vials do
do copying ink do
800 wafers, large, department seal per 1000
~ pounds wafers common size per pound
60 do sealing do
10 do India rubber, prepared in pieces do
pounce .s per
pecks black sand per peck
10 dozen taste, assorted dozen
100 do red tape, assorted sizes do
May e6-wiiS 9thIune lint "..".