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IAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE.
Sad Less Of Life
Il New York on the Roofs

II.
= a relief tperAnIEHs AMY porosAc. !
:, ava May 1sth.
bridge bov> c0long, over the South Anua
k,one Of tho Varies Of the Pamunkey river
10 line Of the Htmmoul, fredericksburg aud
mac R'iroat gas burned this morning ly
ia cavalry. This cuts Of AZ communication
ilroad between R.etruond and Jaekson's com.
/. The tth cavalry Vent to Ashland, Is miles
Richmond, ou the same road, aud burnt au
.snemy's Commsssry and Quarterrnaster's sup
which they lad stored there. Chis will prove
IRE loss to the rebela -
leading article in W. 'R,chmond ESqulRsa
turday Is in the following language -" We
wv looking TO Gen. johnson with great inter.
I'd not " Jhoutsome solicitation. lie has Just
fully eA'eute4Aoms - judicious retreats
e now anxious to q ~ display the more
We qualities Of. |s0mmander. The
,as como when retrexeO 10 longer strategy,
sastcr. II must therefore give lace to battle
ave no idea that Gen. jackson contemplates
cat. We are perfectly satlsfed that he does
We verify believe tiat II he did contemplate
would find hinse unable TO sxseutsit. The
rer Of the army would not allow u.
Q men are weary of toi!some and destructive
les aud ,Le Ii.yations necessarily attending,
limos, clam'r To- be led against the enemy.
iarrh from Manassas rapidly, and the next
WlusmsloIl .h, tA.Aned our ranks more than
~ battles would have done. The campaign
ipencl nr tie battle, and tie battle is at
What wo need now at the head Of the Army
clarion call, and tie battle shall Le bold anu
Aastic"
leader of the same paper COM lains Of tie
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TuE Southern ir"shet almost overflow 81 the
"H.Hkso ol tc sAeuau lpsh." The SDitA, "a g.usA-
,t viii oSerruu tue whole south.
WmrVrY's elevator, in Roche Ger, was de-
stroyei ~ tire at O'Clock yesterday morning.
ATRIAL ia going on at W. hington, in which
pauIc Hr,cd U,tltiull. fort - 3gu.g, o. cnfprcd
iItu aimed ty cit. 4. ry.a.l.ou around
uatue fugitive slave .sE 49, loos not rpp'y
T. gre pa.rH 90 c.. -. lao Cr.It C1uu
Lad refused o. grant the Te' Son, l't Haid uu ap.
peal could hc taken T. tie .pr.mo Court ,f A.
United sht"7. Further argument viii be head.
Tho i4gitso slave law continues - be enforced
Durug this month bout my slaves have boon re-
tnruri T. tLcir claimants.
Tnr Wheeling INrrlLIGEScgn, of we,lnes-
day, py0s tic following frlIn Gen. Fre,lout's de-
purtmouu On snIrDay last, late Va the day, Gen
Fremont received dispatch from the Secretary II
Wnr t. fall LncG With i's elt.re o. o. 'Iaui TO tie
uppct Of Gen, Banks and at lwU. IL on Sunday
tic troops commenced hlra. ug camps, byItxi-
mohis, aud ] ~ O'Clock iu - dly that whole
army ~ lover "a 900 men were Ga tlo move Within
h' la't "a honrs they bad succeeded IN getting full
ratlons, something which they had not I'd for soy.
erhl dnyn rI'ols. Nounc Cut-de Of u2 IenelHps
,ontdeut, adv 'ers II course, know the objects Of
The move, tut the -'oss ~ was remarkably .lcu-
rntc Some sliu the Lea wa5 t. got neAret our
supplies. o. sfA SUPP scf 4 was - protect our
cuIamtn'catiur VIA New Creek and Cumberland,
10y Uf,us ~ q line thrown ont fIom h.Ireho,d to
Green spring Run, which will lVoIal iy turn olt
10 Dc tie eoarect supposiuon'
GEN. BEAUREGARD's ofical re- r, Of Tie
battle ot shiloh, dated April II, s,r.us 'h., le
ips.re'!niO,ced by the new leyies Iron. .lue isre
Alabama, Msslssippi and Lousiu4a, a.. a l.Eu by
Con. Johnston's army, II was determined 10 attack
Gen. Grant at Pittsburgh before he eoIli le re-
inforced by Buell.. lilo claims to have cap, red all
our artillery, but JOrgets 10 add that ,te 100 taet
back 30 flags 5000 IriEoners, including u nuV. !.
Der OF ohcers and Gen. Prentiss, thoualndg Of sfl
arms, sn immense supply Of subs .tence, b.rage
and munitions Of war and large amount ~ means
OF transportation. OF the second days 'oattlc hs
says but little. He was attacked the ,ext moro.
ing, he tells us, In q manner which plainly showed
tbaa Gen. Buell. hA1 arrived with fr;.sh .rooOS ani
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DEATHS.

TRACY---On the 19sh inst Sarah Crunnlsy, The
beloved wife Of Wa. Y. Tracy, aged 81 years AnSa
10 months.
The relatives ana friends Of the family aud shoss
OF her husband, are respectfully invited 70 attend
the h.ne~l, Mia tFridayl sTcrnen, Al ~ o'clock
trvn' hai ls,9 gSsidsass. IS rtsst ~ H.. Y. alA
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The Great Indiana State Stock Fraud.
The Indiana srArs JousxAL sYords the follow.
Ing account Of the recent great hsud upon the
transfers Of slsss stock N Ills city bs D. Q. stevsr.
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SHwsrArEl spprlIssios.

General Butler pubDshsd an order NAY ibth,
snppressing she bsrfer the publication Of an srsi
ole coverty hvoring :hs destruction Of cotton and
siso taking posss~. .on Of the DaIA, for its ssces
% ooa Psoenvuse> The DELTA subsequently, sub
o, oG.sSo., and 70 now Tie Official orysu Of lie
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DAW NBROKEES' SALE. MORTIMER,
will cell this lay, cor r. u .DalNAy and Gath.
sriue -, large assortment of iueu's and WON ems
wearing aIpaItl para~ II, Sr., dc. Al -ea-ousble
sale h. commence At II y o'clock. By order of J.
LYNCH, u Grand ~. lo9
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\NANTED-A CUTTER FOR RUFFLE3,
w collars, cuffs and apous immediately, at 20;
Division i. None but cult, rs Of cSforience nsd
apply, 2oA
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ITO UMBRELLA MAKFRS AND PED
lcB- Wanted abuu, 5000 dozen umbrella
frames, for which a good price viii be given, by
nppyiu., 10 !. ~ PHILLIPS, 211 Grand 1t ir9O 70
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SODA WATER STAND FOR SALE-GOOD
stand; tskea IN $40 - fl5 per day. CAL from
lot 2 o'clock ut 81 Ci than I. 2OJ
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EuHineer Corpt, 00IL Reslment, n. Y. 3.
NJ 1 As meilhrrs OF this Company win assemble
at oss Broadway On Friday the 30th inst., At sight
oclock precisely, TO receive tL-r uniforms and
eQtpmsnts, by order of j, d. KIkKER, Captain.
HI GlI BRENNAN, Ord. ssrgt ia
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NIrANIEB-A lOlNG MAN ACCUS-
w tn.,s to ruurIu. u cii i'I.pr saw Z wood cut
l'u1 mSeA-e. a! ~ 2.I west 2dth - L,l S. ,nd
yfl ave. 200
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RAJ Young NFN to
w le.rl s - lls.a,-s. lI!y 42l Wet 2e,h
st, lat ,tl .HI .tl ave. 2Os
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5000 Barrels of Oil in Flames,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

20 Douglas Hospital, sornsy street azd Nsss
Jersey aceans, JslS
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10th do do. 1
LIST New York Cavalry. 8
lat NewTcrk Artillery 2
Ksnnedy's Battery, lst
New York Vol 49,. A
I'd New York Artillery 1
9th New York cavalry 2
8 b New York Vol 80. 4
14h do dc. 1.
18th do do. 8
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1sS3J TEE mess
Psnnsylvania Central Railroad.
&s5EE z&szE

~ =
with lie eosneohonsi
Is FIRST CLASS RoUTE
no ALL The WESTERN CITIES
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED ANs
BAGGAGE CHECKED gHRossH
From BALTInokBi
rBRII DAILY TlAIrs FROM
PHILADELPHIA 10 PIfTsBUR8H.
Two Of them making
stsss CONN scrIozs AZ HAKRutSEs
NORTHERN Va ck NH a u fhAlL ROAD
eDd forming
THB GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TIsE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
g al points In the
"Esr, NesTH-wrsr ANp sotrB-wksf.
rEcr yhIs.sA Tissst.. s,,iJ =. tPs Oa.s 9,
f.FJ, Csirert sta;ion, BsltiIAOrs.
5ygszxsz Si..,tns Cars on ell Niekt TTs.ss
SweEIre SIf9on Carr 81 eli g1EIEJ.
PROM 1LssISsyCR.
Fasss1tsrE ~. tsEe she q. D. S-so .; NJ uAinh,
aTE.sLil: 10 Baiamote a. 10 E. y. and e ,. M.
the NoTsas:E Cents r. a. sad s-.:gc - iaIrs-
S5,: :; -. ?. n; AID ~ =. y hes 20
ssiircsd for 81 parts Of The -sst.
Ey tails rsrSe, fEeiEhts Of al dessTiBGons car 10
lerxardeS 20 tcd fEcm sny Point or the RAilToa1s
OF Ohlos keutucks, kIcGSas, Illinois, WlSoonsin,
less, or mlssOGri, bg hsslFosd 6SrscI
Ihe IennsI vanis CertrGl Railroad aiEe connects
3 forrsfdst 10 Sc, sort on the Ohio q sfinS SE.
issi,Ji. Hiseopsn. ,ssGs,i ksasas 4TtsHsss,
and Red Rivers; and a. Cleveland, Senfu1ky AID
SaiSG.o with steamers 20 ali NOErhTesteT1 i.aseG
tier-htnts and sRiyPeTs eDtrust.rt tHs rrlnsFor-
tat:ou Ct .scr Freight % tots comssuJ. Csn ray
TaE kGfEa az rk XII TO- 20 sad lgpmLn,
feilt n Lse west, By the Peansy w. y trntGsi
Azllrceo. sTs 81 all ftssss "a 6F=sTsblG - sFs
ssEytsd ~ s:AsT RstI-seS Csz.-ssssk.
- 5e tar9osLAs 70 ISAfk FSsS1Ess "yts RKSS
nASEAW 4 EQONs, Frsisht Agents.
- Kc, 90 North street, E6itIasrs,
EfOCR LEWIS, Sea1 supedptt, a ltooua, Pc.
=, L. H0tPI, 6ea'l TicEof Ag';, Phi sd eiehis.
"a: bOgSTON, eeaG Freight Agent, PhilG-
eeshia- o. toly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

SMALL CBASGB-The New York Tribune
makes tie novel, but practicable suggestion OF
using postage stamps for small change:
The premium Of 10 to ii per cent. on geld and
OF 70 per cent on silver, naturally takes nom
ciIc llatiol al eur smsll ctarge. On several cf
tue ferries and In some shops the premium in
charged TO any one who offers bill In payment:
and this a rangement NAV for time be made 70
answer. But in a little while the gradual dIsap.
pEzTance Of silver will make some substitute a
nocsHty For this purpose we have al hand
postaE stamps, which are Of all the denomfna.
tons needed for change, have the great advan.
'age Il being OF Intrinsic value, as a Governmeut
premise, and would become current gnyvhere
while the tickets Of restaurants OF ferry. boats
must oniv be CT local value and be liable K ore,t
aouSe The stamp can be stuck isiagiy upon
piece OF paper large enough to fold over TIRE fee
and keep II from being toiIsd This ccurse viii
also assist the Government with the tenn o,arv
Use OF money, sS, In fact, 10 will be an extension
OF tne pePe.-monev system. Though IL IN not
on THIS eecount to be recommended vet having
cotne 10 the point where some one will have 10
issue shtnplssters for small change IL will he
nS:ter that Il shall be done by the Government
rather than by individuals We have exported
Tbs year but small part Of the gold i'm ported
las wear, ard the present premium cannot be ac-
eoanted Tor on the ground Of the present or an
neipattd eX0ot dsmsnd. II the export was
p-"a'bited or not called for by crmnerce the
premium would be very nearly what 1t IL now
IL - 81 BplY the natUr law Of the decline of an
sfhcle IN price from | abundant supply for Il s.
dly niece ssa1V 10 say at gold hE OF changed
out inst Teper hiss declined. The rclue Of the
metal IL the sane, but The prtee has changed We
measure II now by d nerent standard
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iY lo-3t untelligencer and Republican ]
pRoPoEALS FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT..

WAR DEPARTMENT. June Is. 1867.
PRoPossLs viii be received at this department
Toe fch: DUE 6e.5v iOr the dsoal year sRdiSE ths
The .ta.ionery must be ofths best sualls..
samples must eoeomss'y me bids.
bond, win svprovsd aareties, for he f.S re-
flmrnt OF his contract. and The Ceiartment viii
and In such sUaau les as IL az osen pr per, ard
TO increase or dim nish the bslOE safcd
furnished e. he Ssfion II the b S
lowest marset Frices-
.... Paper Mads Of LInen Stock
j. is resms dsspsloh c'p. ruled to pattern. weigh
. Ing l6 lbs, per rssm
lfs resins lOoisoag. ruled or Plain, we CHING Il
s.:s2 reeWs Quarto post ruled or plain, wei, hing
T. 81 reams sssrto posr, rue or plain, weigh nr
ne 10 lbs headsd ss se- pattei n, p resm
8. 10 resms note "a or ruied OF pIsin' hessed a.
. j, - resm, eqPy,ng per, pr Team
.. IS dog IN blotiins bCa -os, pc oCzsn
10 . reslns envsOps paper, bud or ye 10 y, royal,
H. Isl resins Manila wrapping paper, SUPERFICIAL.
T. 300 n, elopes. otscial siz,. plan, perIoo1
Ia - Sc enveoRss letter sizes PLAIN per 90
hsaSsa = Ser I DsSsp . vs, s5ra heavy
d. $500 e sSS.dos1: Letter axe sa heavy
49, $50 gross %s.sc psR s.t psr , pos s
II. = 90 suIlls, No 80, per 1 600
10 "a da faner's lack lead perolls, Der doxeu
~. o dozen ta6sr's blue and carmno pencils, per
% lss dozen pen holders, per Gozsn
- 10 eolen iyory folders, per dozen
% 6o1'n trazeTs, ~ orr handles, psr 6ozu 81.
ID ~ aezs5 hocssrs d sons< baass psnknives, per
- sdoIsn Rogers scissors, per dozen ..-.
% 20 dt n msynaId a Neyes. or o her, black !nf
g 50 DOZEN French Q, rn a. INK, per dezsa
~ q Ecu inIstsEes. Irspers, WHItrey's, or
o. Is pounds India rubber. prepared in pieces, psr
81 u doEeu SILK taste or braid. arsorrd, per dcz.p
q saasen REQ tape. IN pisces, assortsq. ser 6oIsn
9. 80 pounds linen t.ine. Pr ,ouud -sE
g Sdoz n enf 6oot,, per dessn ass|
3 dos.a PEN e' 1sof: G sse ao2a. I d-'sn
s.. dozen fulsrs, per dozsu 80 s-|
So. 1sados n ard Isrpbost nands per doxen 1-.
al "a boxes nots isr Soss pr 3. o Sos.n
q. ooEen boies nota,ial v,fsrs, psr dlEsn
q. dee N portfolios, per ccEsu ~
g Iaaossn letter bls. per d. zen
g 81 ozsa whiting haid. pr dt.snA 81 - -
81 dozsr sponge cups pc. dozen - pes
g 8 dc zen iestef chss, y dozen 90 -
= 8 s so,.ssa nsS1sse 6ru,hs. per deE:n
". .essn god eers pei dozen afa.
~ W ysras s,sciet ,nsn, per yard,
STEINwAY. & SONS PLANO ro3Tss
- Inese sasoa, which ars pnlversallys.--S
samuedi al eooo7ci1s 20 tbs Lobdon sec-s-ssr
tEs 1sst IestIaineLt II IA, prsl r,SFfTf1
D. dad, OF d.nSesat sty les, lss.0iy ETioss' ~
". Is.s ASeaaI- ssoIs Of
les = . W. q. METZEROgg,
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Siet rsDsafHiHg N the Hospital for ErxBtirs
DISEASES, az R1lsra7la, JH!y 1.
9th U. 5. Cayslry..... l9lst Penn. VolunteerI.
LIST Rhode Island Cav. tst hichigsn Cavalry.
80 New York Cavalry. IL 18Th do Vol zee. I
9th dc do.... lied U. :. Shsrpshooters
1st do Artillery 1 Oneida Cavalry ......
6Ist New York Vol 80. 1iQuagterpneste De-
S6th do do.... 2 1aTtrlsnt, (cctorsaD. 3
19ist 90 So.... 2lCOntrGbs lds.......... 7
I'd Penn. Casslry....lI -
4th co 6o..s.., III tcfilsA...........5
iY lo-3t CIntelligencer and Republican, I
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iflE EVENING STAR.
NOTHING TO no

Miss Molina McMorsn was hearty and hale,
Yet wished 70 be slender and langu'd and pale,
% eeirsudsd her stomsch OF what was Its due,
she dipped In the goblet her fingers 80 rare.
And wiped their tip ends with delicate All,
Inen crossed her while hands on her hoop BE-
Too IDLE to converse and too vain for a nap;
rof VII Iwes her aim In attracting the view,
foeonvince AZ beholdes she'd -ciA:.g 10 do
Miss JuBa d. scsnprr was agile and bright,
her step, Ike the Queen Of the Fairies was light;
90, der feet fOr the sloth Of her hands made
amends,
And she took for her calinx to call on her friends
Al all seasons and times she sslutsd their view,
Choueh they might be busy, she'd sofAiag 10 do
But plenty Of snail talk around her 70 fling,
81, she bsheled away like q hrooklet In sprlng,
Hanging up slsin hour as che went from the
door;
Alas for such trophies, when tins is no morel
Miss Celestis FIiI Maekerel would daudle the
daY ..F ...
Over crochet and worsted, or novel end play;
She sorted her shades with accurate eye,
But let her poor mothers wan features pass by,
Who, worn half to death with her family oare,
Found nothing like help from her daug liter and
,cThe getting of dinners, the toll and stir
OF such vulgar pursuits was diss listing" to her !;
And thus TO her nondsscr pt ere. she was true
The mother might toll, but she'd sotkins to do.
o. rOpag men, my masters, who dream with de-
OF house Of your own, which no discord can
blight,
Where are roses OF Eden, from fading exempt,
A2d an Eve whom no eontsband apple can
tempt, :
Where the wheels OF good order like clock work
shall move, - :
And ioiss well trained bring al ocean Of love /;
Where prudence with smiles Of endeerment shall
- glow. :
And wealth hand in hard with economy grow:
20 % Iain sound trumpet and bid you beware
VI quicksands senesth, though the surface seems
fair;
AVOID IKE she Ups with poisonous dew
Ihose e1I nisile ladies who,ve nct.iaR TO do.
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STEiNWAY & SONS PIANO ToaTEs
Inese sasos. which ars pniversslly-.-xs.
Ti9ss tEs Gsst Testament Al IN, pTsl T,SffTfI
Saitl9oa ol 81 nalSrk. az Lon "a, aIsa. -sts IA
az Ss!s AyenaI-haIs,s sIoIs Of ''' -
Iss w. 9. METZER0gg,
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Il EAD WIFE pR REkSSisbqEf ND Acs WITH
g., Dh ~ 4.lEttNY,s PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
and Psten. Once, Room "a m sss,Ss' eornsf
OF IN and sts,, WsshinIton, ~. c..
6tttnllehsd Tor the SuBrressiop Of Ozeck Ery,
Ghe Only Regular PkJsioiar AoyertsiaT
Df; M: veinys long experience In hospital pr.s
ice NIrants him IN saying that ke can care AT
diseessS Of prlyete nature or he VII tcr.slt a..
spm OF hive hundred doilare
Ceil and ses MN. No charge for consultation, A
DAYS or mn A. S1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

wood ashes and common salt, wet with
Wa.ef, VIII stop the cracks Of a stove, and pre-
vent the smoke from escaping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

lstNewY orb Cavalry.
9th do do.
ed New York Battery
SIN do do. -.
IstNew York Artillery
5th New Jersey Vol =.
eth do do.
leth do do.
1stNew JersevCavalry
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At GH6ssns Hospital, Washisgtox, July 1.

9Th U. 9. Cavalry go.
Sd do Infantry.
LIST do sherps'n...
I'd do do ......1.
Int New York Vol. -.
lat New York Artillery
LIST do Cavalry.
I'D New York Vol 80.
3D. do do.
Sd New York Artillery
eth New York Vol -.
9Th New York Cavalry
1ith New York Vol 80,
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PROPOSALS. FOE STATIONERY,
TkrlsvRT Drr,u1sz,,.

TKH4svRT DEP .HInzsf.
June ls. 1882
'ved 81 th;s =, SarIment BptI the an car Of
ssap,s. Of tie SIitet., {. CLASH will h, f,,n-
sls e-2.lmen,-ths Ne partment reseryinS to / ss,f
ys, Al .hs sa.sloepDs .rs 81 Ss,
hA y. Scssei :as words EIestu'y pepsr,ment,'
Il. Gfs: hs Fsft5 ei1s same
hasi So1 sTr hos S'I.r,'f, 70, s.ns sn Tor
sooh n<nuisoigTe ana itIls "a the Dsnsrsms 1I
~ order with suitable hsndlea for esoh siyIe
p"iysris, o slI other ertiolss 10 c,,.,s vii
ss aoesy Cd sulsss they compJ strictly witt this
AZ ,.l.SIlsl of botl classes will be sub,so. 10
~ oi an eye: q defeiled for the PURPOSE 6y
. ,n,ei:F ;ka be deemed suncient Gauss
p5,,s,: au:t ,. FEE charge st tn. Treasury
3! 1.ss Hros:.si ru.s % signed By the individual
actor tat ,Ss siadsr s os siss ss.,
81 80 - O.. VITO good sad sufficient bonds, If his
9Es srie. Inasr contract 70 o,tT.ts to The Tor
tsisu;s u he eburs Pel1lIy Of the bond. '''' '''
slirsSr y ros os Sosed.s.i, ana eoassSi.
w. ser 81 My 70 estsbliahEA manu- nofurers
- - 1'Ao1s II tie articles.
Mei.s O.s paper h4'' l.
US suaIto post paper
~ hite Eote papsr
seseS -Eyeioae psp,r
Sovn wrapping pepper
White envelopes, let or tize,
&hIIe onve.Opes, noIe SIS
ked linen tape
Six taste, assorted coIors
prepared lIcis rubber
Be.tssslis coping TX
RR ss. a.lity S SiEs i,E INK
A.S.F bs.. tlsck lead ,,ToIs, Mo-, ]. ,,s.ndI
,aDsr oest red anu lius pencils,
81 P Sslf handle.
DISK Silly Silly ci sealing wax, made entirely from
eOrHiPs Ksdssr. . Son. sAsaola, four bl.d.4
Genuine sS on 'sss asss s,.,.,, with
r.rr IIorg handle:
5sh RoG s Son setter r once u'o ak
ssnsRs Sedssr: Son 81 ssi..vs,a 1, lnoA BLADE.
Lsi1s FF{ 7sSsb s s,.s,,
sl 80 ~ int. SSt be considered. 8. p cHssE CIV
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