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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-04
Magic Of Sunken Copper Wire

Magic Of a Sunken Copper Wire
In announcing the success of the Atlantic
Telegraph, the Albany Erening Journat thus
talks of the present and Of the future:
"Within twelve hours, we have seen two
wonders accOmpl he'd by it, that never hap
pened before and never will happen again
Republican people hanging with almost
loyal enthusiasm upon a speech from the
Throne and Mr.. Buchanan writing Mes
sage that gives general satisfaction
"More wonders are now to come. Mes
sages received in New York several hours
before the time at which they leave London.
Merchants in Broadway ordering goods from
Paris, in less time than they could send a
similar order to the next street. Specua
tors, three thousand miles apart, buying and
selling Flour and Cotton, and closing the bar
gain before the day is over. Proceedings of
the evening sessions Of Parliament laid on
our breakfast tables the next morning. News
from St. Petersburg received here sooner than
news from Schoharie. Passengers out by
the steamer announcing their safe arrival, to
friends at home, before their trunks have
passed the CustomIIouse. Diplomacy done
by electricity and merchandise sold by mag
netism. News by the steamer ten days old
when it gets here. Bank thieves and rail-
way delaulters from the Old World met on
the wharf by New York Police and escorted
to apartments in the Tombs prepared week
beforehand for their reception. Europe no
longer an asylum for runaway rogues from
here. Short official dispatches, and inteli
gible diplomatic correspondence Such is
the magic Of sunken copper wire"
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CORR ESPONDENCE.

In addition to the correspondence publish
ed hitherto, the following was received on
Wednesday:
HASTINGS, Min, August 26, 1858.
C. L. Emerson, Esq, Chairman of Committee
Of arrangements, St. Paul, Min.
DEAR SIR Your communication of the
2lst inst, extending to the municipal author
tiles of this city an invitation to participate
with you in the celebration of the successful
laying and working of the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable, simultaneously with the principal cities
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ST. ANTHONY, AUG. 80. 1858.

Hon. c. L. Emerson.-Dear Sir: Your es
tccmed favor Of the 2Sth inst, is received,
extending an invitation to participate in the
exercises on the occasion of the celebra-
ton in commemoration of the success of the
Atlantic Telegraph. The event is one of the
deepest interest and significance, even to us
in the far Northwest, and justifies the large
and generous arrangements now being made
by the public spirited citizens CT St. Paul in
honor of the occasion. | very much regret
that a previous engagement, which find it
impossible to defer, will prevent my attend
ance on the day named.
Be pleased to present my acknowledgements
to the Hon. the Common Conncil for their
kind invitation, and have the honor to be,
With Respect,
Your Ob't Serv't,
ISAAC ATwATER.
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From New York.
NEW YORK, August %.

NEW IUKK, dugus 20
"A dispatch from Washington says that at
the urgent request of the Governor of Texas,
some companies Of cavalry have been diverted
from the Utah column, toward Fort Arbuckle.
II is in contemplation to establish military
post near the Washita Mountains to keep
the Camanches and other tribes in check.
The Celebration Committee Yesterday de.
cided on inviting all the Ex-Presidents to be
present at the ceremonies on Wednesday, and
that all public aud private places of business
be closed on that day.
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Probably Drowned.

MILWAUKEE, Aug %.
Rufus P. Jennings, Of the firm of Chand-
Ter q Jennings, and Mr.. John II. Sullivan,
agent for B. Douglas & Co., went out in a
small boat last evening, and have not been
heard of since. The boat was found on the
lake shore. Jennings and Sullivan lost with.
out doubt.
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A PRIVATE letter received in Boston BY
the last steamer, from distinguished citizen
of San Francisco, contains the following:
Politically, everything looks first-rate. The
State will go anti-Administration by about
ten thousand majority! There will, unques-
tonably, be two Conventions, as the Govern
ment officers have their instructions from
Washington to ont of the Convention if they
are in the minority, as they will be, largely
The officeholders flourish around with
pockets full of Government money, and scat
ter it freely wherever it will destroy the in
fucnce of Broderick Or aid Mr. Buchanan's
Lecompton policy"
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Capture of a SLAYER.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 81.
The brig Echo, of Baltimore, has entered
this harbor with 300 Africans on Board. She
was captured ) days since off the north
coaS' of Cuba by the U. S. ship Dolphin, and
was brought into port by Lieut.. Bradford.
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MARRIED..

Skeneatales, N. Y, August 24ih, Rev. PUTNAM P.
BsHon Formerly of this cty) Pastor elect of the First
Baptist Church, Burlington, Iowa, to Miss SOPHIA NJ
LATRor recent Preceptress of the Female Seminary,
Hamill on, New York.
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On the eth, man named Brown, native
of Memphis, Tenn, frutlessly song't fo, v ok
at La Grange, Mo, and IN 'cr' ok to end Lii.
troubles by shooting out ..s brains with a
pistol. TIE ball passed through the skill
between the eyes, and lodged in the back u
the head. Part of the brain was scattered
over the front Of the hat. Yet Mr.. Brown
rapidly recoveri1;. The affair has excited
the attention Of the medical profession
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ST., PAUL. AUG. 80. 1858

ST. PAUL, Aug. 81, 1893.
Chas. L. Emerson. Esq, Chairman.-My
Dear Sir: Your communication of the 2Sth
inst, is received. twill afford me great pleas
ure to be present and participate as guest
of the Common Council of the city, in the
festivities of the Celebration, on Wednesday
next.
am, very Respectfully,
Your Ob't Serv't.
r. r. NELSON.
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CAMP PoINT, ILL.,, Aug. 25.
At Republican Convention, Fifth Dis
trict, held at Augusta to day, jackson Grim
shaw was nominated for Congress, and Jno.
Tilson, of Quincy for State Senate.
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Miss CHARLOTTE ELLIS, of Nashville, Ten
nessee, while riding On horseback at Bon
Aqua Sprin-s, in Hickman county, on the
18th, was thrown and killed almost instantly.
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SALTWATER, Aug. %. 1858.


Dear Sr:-Your note of the 2lst inst.
inviting the Mayor and Common Council OF
this city to attend the proposed celebration
of the successful laying and working of the
Atlantic Telegraph Gable, has been received
and duly noticed, and have been instructed
to reply On behalf of this body.
The success of this great enterprise will
ever hereafter stand out in history as the
great event of the age, and must exert an i'm
portant influence upon the commercial and
social interests of the Old and New World
1t is therefore highly proper that the con-
summation of an event of snch magnitude
should be celebrated with demonstrations of
rejoicing, and the City Council of Saltwater
appreciate the patriotic motives of the citi-
zens of St. Paul in getting up demonstra-
ton worthy of the occasion. 1t would afford
the members of the Council of this city much
pleasure to meet with you and participate in
your exercises as a body, but prior engage
ments on the part of some will compel them
to forego that pleasure.
Hoping that the occasion will prove worthy
the event it is designed to commemorate, and
that it will reflect credit upon the Capital of
our young State.
| remain your obedient servant,
MYRoN B. HILL,
On behalf City Council of Saltwater.
To g. l.. EMERSON, Esq, Committee, &C., St.
Paul, MINI.
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j. B. AULD.
Mayors Clerk.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ST. PAUL,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ST. PAUL, !
August 31st, 1858, {
To c. L. Emerson, Esq, Chairman Of Committee Of
Arr0ngenaents-
SIR: l have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your invitation of 2Sth inst, to par
ticipate, as the guest of the Common Council
in the celebration on the lst proximo, in
commemoration of the success of the Atlantic
Telegraph.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY III. SiBLEY.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2

Harvey Wilton National Democrat has
been appointed agent Of the Government land
office at Springfield, Illinois, in the place of
Isaac Curran, Douglas man, who has been
removed
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I WANT SOME MONEY
AND WILL SELL
(ovERToNs ADDITION)
For $50 Zach!

Which is about onehaf their price year ago. These
Lots beautf fully situated about threefourths Of
mile from the Hotels and business centre of the town,
and the investment is better than loanng money at
eight cent per oah on the best security Nothing
bit imperative necessity would induce part with
this property at such sacrifice.
GEO. A. J. Overflow,
je1-dtf WATSON House, Shakopee.
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The city assessment and taxes for the pres
emf wear are as follows.
S4,015,2S9 so

Parties wishing to pay taxes Will find city,
county, and State orders at Our office. We
are selling city scrip at 73c, county, 7Sc
and State orders at SOC,
We are tuying exchange on New York at
! to J, selling at per cent:
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1t was late in the evening before the lights
began to fail, but at midnight darkness and
silence both brooded over the city. Tired
and drowsy, its inhabitants had sought repose,
to dream OF the pageantry Of the day they
had witnessed, and of spectacles and scenes,
which dream-and shows to the slumberer,-
and only the tramp of the Waterman on his
weary round, broke the silence. A special
guard was put on, and a number of Firemen
from each Company, detailed to watch all
night, to guard against fire,-though forum.
ately, no such precautions proved necessary.
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THE CABLE JUBILEE !

Light up to-nig It light up to might
The windows and the street;
Becaus. there comes A language bright
Beneath the speeclless deep
Hang out the nags!- -hang out the flags l.
And celeb ate the wire
Which folds, along the ocean crags,
Its nigh y speaking fire
Join in the worll's embracing line
Of jubilee an ! march
And move, as conquerors of Time,
Beneath each wreathed arch!
Let speech and glowing hymns be strong,
And cannons' thunder play
While music leads the passing throng
In triumph on its way
Ard God, who made electric light
To grid the earth and sea,
Will smile on all who hold to might
This II thtniuy Jubilee
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EOR SALE! CEEAP FOR CASH! -.
4 $50 of fine land, / miles from SAINT Paul.
The Lease and Furniture of the Laf yette House, on
Fourth Street between Minnesota and Cedar Streets
All Rent paid sail premises up to the first day Of
April next. Also Barn that will accommodate fourt
Horses Enquire at the LAFAYETTE House, Of the sub
scriber. NARC1SSE LABR EICH.
st. Paul, July 16, 1858.
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of Europe, British Provinces, and United
States" is at hand.
In reply, the members of the Board would
respectfully state, they very much regret that
their private engagements for the ensuing
week are such as will debar them the pleas
ure Of joining with you in the festivities OF
that interesting occasion. Entertaining as
they do just appreciation of the grandeur
of the accomplishment Of the greatest of NE
chanical feats of this or any age, they feel,
alike with the rest of the civilized wOi'
which, on that occasion, will be resoundl g
with acclamations of JOY for the signal s,!c-
cess of the great enterprise which has add ID
another and still stronger bond of union b.
tween the greatest amongst the family of ra-
tons.
With sentiments of regard,
am, Sir, your obedient servant,
H. j. ROGERS,
Clerk of the Council.
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MAYOB's OFFICE, NEW YORK,
August 20, 1893.
To G l.. Emerson, Esq, President G. O., st. Paul,
MINI -
DEAR SIR: am instructed by the May
or of this city to state to you that the cele-
bration Of the laying of the Gable will take
place on the lst of September next, and this
day will be celebrated in concert with London
and the cities OF the Old World. sent a
line to the Telegraph Office but was some
what surprised to learn that you were not
yet reached by the electric line. l will send
by telegraph to the nearest station with the
request to send forward line.
Yours, respectfully, j. b. AULD,
Mayors Clerk.
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between us, an intensity which they never
before possessed"
While Ex-Gov. Ramsey was speaking, a
few clouds lad crept up unnoticed, from the
horizon and now from overhead, a few drops
fell on the mass of upturned faces A little
the sea of human beings, and some open car
riages of ladies moved off. In few minutes
more, quite a sprinkle came on,-when the
speaker paused, in his eloquent address, and
turning to the Committee of arrangements,
asked, "Shal, / proceed ?" The crowd be-
meath, seeing the cause of the delay, sent up
universal shout, ego on "go on" "The
rain wont hurt u.s." The orator proceeded,
but thus interrupted, was compelled to hurry
to close, when be was greeted with pro-
longed and enthusiastic applause.
Mr. Saml. Ludvigh, Editor of the Stats
Zeitung was then introduced-and spoke as
follows, to his German fellow citizens:
SPEECH OF MIR. LUDvIGH.
SIM Sabre 1875 jutslte has @rf ter Gplpnien
uter ben Seg ecs 5reibeitstampfes unc trennts
iib Sum Mutterlane int Satr 1858 Sereinisten
tic i9 Yeite miccer i'm senlsini6aftiden Sntersls
III 5plse res GriumrbeS Ter gS0eni9aft rurd
ras erfpIsrsi9 ssleste GabsItau, has ssrei Grm-
tinsnte in unmitteIbare sciitisc Seribruns &C.
tra9t unb Yrn nnterc1snbaren 6rlsen lit.
Die 5sier bes bsutiscu Sascs lit feline fec
tlcns0s; fe 1T cine aassn,siae Der eiuililrten
SSslt; le 1T has SuteleGp hcs menl9li1en Sci
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HIGHEST PREMIUMS
wherever they have in competition with other
ufactores, and have been pronounced by the
BEST ARTISTS
the finest toned instruments before the public.
Pianos of STEINWAY & SONS make, have the repu-
taton of improving by and become clearer and
in tone after several years handling.
References to their superiority be at the
agency nl5-tf
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GilfEfr @1l1s
T"''F .''''''"S
uY CANNuV s. 7IAq,il1sr,ys.


I'm a HOUSE ON FAYETTE STREET
ii; FOR SALE.
- Under decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the undersigned, trustee, will offer public sale
MONDAY the 22d day of November, 1858 at o'clock L
NJ, at the Merchants Exchange, No. 70 Gay street
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on Fayette street, in til
city OF Baltimore beginning the south side of Fayet
street, mt the northeast corner o. lot of ground sub
leased by Thomas H. Wright to Theodore Anderson AM
running thence Suuthery, with the line Of that lot rgl
tyone feet six inches; thence easterly parallel with Fay
cite street eight feet two inches thence southery parable
with Howard feet six nches thence east
parallel with Fayette streer, feet nine inches
thence northery parallel with Howard street one hun
area ana SIX feet to tyee street and thence westerly
binding the south side of Fayettc street TWENTY-FIVE
fest six incle 70 tie place Of beginning.
Ihls property Is improved by LARGE -FOUR STORY
BSlCA DIV ELLlNG, and three-siory brick back build
ing having gas furnace, and other modern fixtures and
occue for many years as an Office and dwelling ,
the late Dir. Thomas H. Wright 1t now occupied at a
yearly rent of $780, payable quarterly by good tenant
whose lease expires on the 18th of January 1861 The
taxes will be paid to the day of sale the rent will 90
to the purchaser from the day.
The house can be at any time. 1t will be sold
and the title indisputabIe.
Terms :-onethird cash and the residue in 6 - and Is
months IN equal payments, with interest and security
satisfactory to the trustee. VIM. b. PERGNE.
CANNON & MATTHEWS.
mo eo&ds Auctioneers.
BY +. ". BENNETT ~ co.
On TRUSTEES SALE
Hil!i OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ANN
ST, SOUTH OF PRATT ST
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
CITY, the subscriber trustee, will offer public sale
the premises, on MONDAY AFTERNOON the 29th day
ofNovember, at O'Clock
ALL THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND I'M
PROPONENTS situate the side Ann street and
fronting fifteen feet thereon with depth of eighty feet
the house thereon erected being the fourth south from
Pratt street.
The lot is improved by fine three story BRICK
DWELLING, with a BACK BUILDING
The property will be sold in fee clear of all ncum-
brance, and the title thereto is indsputabe.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree are:-That
onehaf of the purchase money shall be paid in cash on
the day of sale and the other half to be paid in three
months from the day of sale the credit payment to bear
interest and to be secured by the of purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
HENRY ID. LONEY, Trustee,
No. 81 Lexington street.
F. W. BENNETT Il CO,
Mo 3taw&ds Auctonenrs
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DR.. BAAKEE will also give special attention to the fol-
lowing Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Group Inu-
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Throat and Lungs He will devote particular attention
Rheumatism (acute and chronic) Neuralgia Paralysis
Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels and all chronic Female
diseases. Special attention will be given treatment
of the EYE and EAR
Without the of the Knife Needle and he has con
stany hand excellent assortment beautiful Ar
tfcial Eyes, an Tympanums Ear Drums, suitable for
either and all ages-inserted in five minutes
DIR BAAKEE has made new discovery of a Fluid that
will produce perfect absorption OF the Cataract
perfect vision he Eye without the knife Dr.
Baakee produce thousand certificates perfect
success in curing Cancer old Sores Ulcers, Fstua
Swengs Tumors of every description without the
of the knife Special arrangements he made
Dr. Baakee for the treatment of the last named diseases
they will require his constant advice and attention
DR. BAAkEE is Of the most skillfu and celebrated
Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is known
personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed Dr. Baakee (encosing ten cents
from any distance correctly stating the of the dis
shall be promptly answered and the patients treated
by correspondence FREE OF CHARGE
Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
No. - LEXINGTON ST, between Charles and Liberty
SITS, Baltimore, Nd. n2Otfr
DOGGS, COTTMAN & CO,
I'D Nos. A and As LOMBARD STREET,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
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G0aCation.
TT II. BRUNINC
LIZ TEACHER THF
GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES


IL TEACHER OF
GERMAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
Can be seen II the
COMMERCIAL AMI COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
NOT Franklin street. from to7H p. NJ, at No. l39
Lexington street, door East OF Howard s24eo3ln
M CUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
w FOR YOUNG LADIES-The WINTER SESSION
begins November 3D. 1858 The of instruction in
the usual branches is full and thorough being under the
direction Of efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education is at the command OF the Institution Parents
who desire thorough education for their ghters with
the comforts and advantages of the Christian family
invited to examine the School.
For ofadmssion and further information dress
Rev GEO. LEWIS SrALEY Principal Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co, Maryland or Rev. DR.. HEINER Sec
Ond St, Baltimore. Catalogues be had at CUSINGS
Il BAILEY'S, Baltimore st. s151y
EDUCATION. - GEORGE WITTE,
RAw give private instruction in the French and Ger
man languages and Mathematics. Particular attention
given to those who preparing for College.
Address-MesSrs. MAYE Il BROTHER, No. North
Howard street.
REFERENCES:
JOHN PRENTIss, ESQ, REV. +. a. DALRYMPLE, n.
" II. MORRISON ESQ, REV. GEO. ". BURNAP, d.
CHARLES F.. MAYER. ESQ, JOHN wHITRID6E, MD,
BRANTz MAYER, ESQ, JOHN EGERTOS. ESQ,
CORNER, Esq, ROBT. c. WRIGHT, ESQ.
nj WI 1pyA
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By SAMUEL ii. COVER.

IL D NEW AND ELEGANTYACHT
N-szL<H+sEsM WIN. !. HAMMlLL AT AUCTION.-I will sell
- sss-sssss,,1y son TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT Nov
%, AT O'Clock Light street wharf opposite Camden
street, the NEW AND SUPERIOR SLOOP WIN. J. HAM
MILL, Il feet long, Is feet beam, 3% feet hold with
sails, rigging &c, in good order, - tons o. &c.
call special attention of gentlemen wanting such
boat, for gunning fishing, sailing this boat
built for that purpose.
Terms cash. SAMUEL II. COVER,
Auctioneer,
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Go-4mtnersbip aGtites.

TElHE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN
4 GILBERT CASSARD, ST., and THOMAS CASSARD
under the firm of G. CASSARD & son, was DISSOLVED
the 10th of November last by the decease the
partner. The undersigned surviving partner continues
the business in the of the old firm of G. CASSARD
4 son. n3-tf THOMAS CASSARD.
TNEIE COMPREHENSIVE FORMER
Il LY existing between F. OUTFLOW and J. MoMUL-
LEN is this day dissolved The business will be carried
by +. OUTFLOW.
Baltimore, Oct. 1lth, 1858 ocI1-tf
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AND
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MARBLE BUILDING 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
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k1 262 BALTIMORE STREET
ofer for sale low prices the largest and most complete
assortment OF
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
he found in the city.
They respectfully invite an examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly. fe22 If.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL T. TURNER,
40. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET
z AS ON HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR
: 4 assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
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WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
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NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain in very great va
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