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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-28
Extensive Robbery Of Gevefnnl
Bonds-The Criminal Arrested-8<
Of the Coupons Recovered. 4

The Washington papers give pars{
lars of the robbery of one hundred U
States .live-twenty bonds, withdle
pons attached, from the loan ofice IN /
Treasury Department. during the mp,
of September last. and the ari9
Monday afternoon, in New York;;
culprit. The bonds were Iipt misst
til about the first of june The!
been only partially prepared for
and were numbered from "a 40l to A4
and not having been signed by tt8
lister or sealed. could not be rIegOtutel
The coupons, anountionS ITO SiOS,4
however. were sealed and c9mpieta
could be sold anywhere.
As soon as the loss was discovered
Secretary directed Solicitor Jordonl
take such measures as he deemed ne
sary to discover the perpetratoE3pf
robbery, and to recover. if posi- btos
bonds and coupons. He accorilkly
ployed Messrs. Clarvoe and MaQ6vftl
the Metropolitan police force, ho inn
diately set to work in the case
They first visited the large cities
could find nothing definite, thodgh q
suspicious were already fixed uRon q
parties. among whom was WaiHce
Whittlesey of Ohio, formerly a clerk III
loan office at the Treasury Depart81
Some time ago he resigned his poM
and left the city. The officers bad8
grounds to suspect him, and they w4f
his movements, but kept quiet
still continued to work on the CASE
on Saturday obtained information swH
convinced them that Whittlesey was
gagged in the robbery, and was them
New York. Arriving there, the def
tives found the whole police force actf
ly engaged in bunting up the robberl
Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitu q
menced work, and on Monday afternp
succeeded in arresting Whittlesey I
Courtland street, near the Western !
tel. He was taken to police headquart
by Detective MoDevitt, while Detecu
Clarvoe went to his house, corner of q
ty-eighth street and Second avenue, y
the purpose of searching the premises
The officer made thorough search, p
in the centre portion of the chandeli
after taking it to pieces, was found
very large number of coupons, each
the value of thirty dollars in gold. 2
coupons show that they were attaqh
to at least hundred thousand dplt
worth of bonds. Whittlesey made a ,.
fession, and states that he burned q
bonds. He was brought to Washing
yesterday morning and taken to POI
headquarters, on Tenth street, to aF
an examination. On the road to Wa
ington he attempted TO escape by jun
ing from the cars, but the officers w
too sharp for him. Whittlesey is quit
respectable, good-looking man, and ha
family in New York. He had sold 81
$4,000 worth of the coupons, and IA
some 1900 in premium on the gold
through his high style of living, hadf
a cent when arrested. y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-28
Freaks of Lightning.

The lightning sometimes plays
pranks A few nights sinceithe dwA
house of Richard Mccullough, near
benville, in Ross township, Hal
county, was struck by lighthing, #
off small portion of the roof, brea|
rafter, several panes of glass, shi
ing doors and door frames-knOckl
large amount of plastering off the
ings of the house. 1t finally passed
the cellar, playing havoc with the
crooks, and smashingup things gene1
The roof of the house was struck %
diately over the bedroom of Mr.: and
Mccullough, passing down to thes
near the post of their bed, bringing q
the entire ceiling with crash. Ff
nately, no one was seriously I'D
though Mr. and Mrs. McCullough
considerably stunned. A large bs
filed with tow was ignited by the "
ming, and q lot of waste paper, st4
away in the garret, was also set on.
but fromthe presence of mind Oh thef
of Mr.. Mccullough, who ran up 3
with bucket of water, the building
contents were saved. The damage
will probably amount to $l25. n
surance.
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THE New York correspondent 81 the

THE New York correspondent 81 the
Philadelphia Ledger says: President
Johnson is coming to New York ferire'
creation and the benefit of his heahh.
He will be here about the l2th of Au.ast,
and remain for few days the gicstof a
wealthy and well known citizen, whose
mansion is on the banks of the Hudson,
not far from the classic village of larry
town When the city aldermen see this
paragraph, of cotlrse they will welcome
it as affording another opportunity, for
them to make dead set" on the mimi
cipal exchequer on the pretext of pub,
lie rec, ,ption;'' but they might as we'll
understand at once, that the dodge in
this instance won't do. The President
has pronounced all such receptions, 4pdef
the circumstances, as expensive ihm-
bugs, and he will have none of 'them.-
He says the best compliment The New
York aldermen can pay him is to IL liim
alone. sS
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speaker Colfax,s Party.

PORTLAND, OREGON, July 2O.-Goyern-
or Gibbs and the officials welcomed Schuy-
ler Colfax and party at Salem yesterday.
Speeches were made by the Governor and
others and responded to by Mr.. Colfax,
Lieutenant Governor Bross and A. D..
Richardson, of the New York Tribune.
There was large meeting of citizens
to welcome the visitors at Oregon City
Yesterday, and at Portland to-day.
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Risssss Demon.,rn.ien. in Concers

CoNCoRD, N. H.; July 2.-Demonstra.
tions of q serious riot were made last
night by some two hundred returned SOL
diers, which commenced by their threat
ening to Glenn out the clothing store un-
der the Eagle Hotel, the proprietor OF
which chargeda soldier with attempting
to steal suit of clothes. After break
ing some windows, the soldiers proceed
ed to the Jail and demanded the release
of two of their number who had been ar
rested, and threatened to demolish the
At this time two companies of Veteran
Reserves we're ordered out, and the riot.
ous soldiers scattered in different direc-
tions There is much sympathy felt fer
the soldiers, who it is alleged are unnec'
essarily kept ont of their pay and dis
charge papers. -.
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Jeff. Davis Health-Permission TO e x
ercise.
Press Dispatch.

New YORK, July 27-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says Da-
Wis health has failed to such an extent
that he has been permitted to take out
door exercise, that is outside his case
mate but inside the Fortress. DR.. Cra-
ven advised this, saying that unless it
was granted he could not live much long
er. Mr. Clay, through his physician, has
secured the same privilege. A guard ac-
companies Davis in his walks.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 2 ;,
TO O,INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all other Unfor tunates.
lTE ~
artif. .ial Legs, Arms & Gfutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN.
UFACTURE. -Hi ts-S. - .
FTER SEVERAL YEARS |

y = =. ! ~ rFEff q ~aA
FTER SEVERAL YEARS Il *.
n PRRIENCE in the manufacture OF Artf:
fetal Arms Logs and Clutches, the undersigned
iiatters himself that he is now able ia give en-
tire satisfaction to all those needing any thing
i'm his line He Warrants his articles to be as
serviccable, durable and light AZ can be mann.
factured as evidence he refers to the following
voluntary certificates: l}sie..fs5 if.-,
To Charles Bchler, Agent Wheeling: !.
-ga4zI U.S. GENERAL HosRrTAi q l.
~ WHEELING W. Va, April 25ths 1a6s. s.
take. pleasure in stating 70 you that have
carefully examined the; Arti6oielL4Es manu-
factured by Leonhard Legran and for whiehyou
are agent. For simplicity Of construction A.
we'll as durability and convenience. Ihaye never
cheerfuily recommend them 70 any who are un,
fortunate enough 10 need artifciI limbs- =.
Very respectfully, your obeaient servant, 80
~ JOHN KIRKER
A. A. Surgeon. q, s. Ar In charge.
wHEEIso, W. Va April 9Th, 1855.
II hare ca-efully examined the Artificial Legs
of Leoahard Legfans and find them simple in
their cost action, Of good workmanship, light
ard very substantially made. They viii be
quite a. scrviceGb36 as any xtifciaI leg3 In use,
and on account 81 their Elnpficity andstrength
less liable 20 need repairs. j cheerfully rpcom.
meHd them to any who may 10 artificial limbs.
"a. syI s4stss y IOHS ERISSELLs. !, :
81 gssoefza salsz A. A. Surgeon. q S.A-, .
k9EEK1 sss, WA, zpril 26ths 1855 3
The Artife:ft Legs offored q ale By Cbarlea
Bchlor, Ageizt u can recon-. for tho follow.
ing savaan9ess ssimpiicity In sSrul.zre, stren9th
Of 5aateri.l and ec0nGPyt Hi@ rlJfSl
s nasasti 81 IA sa5fsSe SIs.ssss sssss
ssss ssss,' Isssase; sss earsssSss ssSa & ss sss IS
that / tcspseN sepNf!s4 spe - p =
sssaes ssss2sa y 5ssS sss saS q s3ss 4 & lii =
elrinedSls AlsS Se1y ~ 1s<l
|s<fsf ffhsr s1!ess . q e g - =
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Of the Order Cren"ss
"o"n Military Departments.

N,w Y y'9RK, July 21.Ifhe Presiden.
W. NEw H.. June 9th, dividing the Unit
oIuet on Stotss % ;n,;o military divisions and de-
Gu .nta S.asus R bax been somewhat modified
P%a'inent lEho monsrt,nen Of Louisiana and Texas
hns hmo hsop D.iS;dd d;v;ded and made into two oil
xi visions v and will TX, known as the Depart.
mon4 o, Of In I,ou;siana, to be commanded by
Mu;a, ois e General n r s. Candy, and the De-
partment of Texas, to be eoml2anucu eoml.so.,..s ~
Major General II. 6. Wright. Mon.guIao1
: ~ county and that part o. AnneSst; Annss;s Sl snd
county lying south of the AnpaPol? .s sA% =.
Elk Ridge railroad, including the Guy =,
Annapolis, have. been taken from sIe
military district and added to the Depsls
ment Of Washington. u slS aSg &
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THE NEXT EPISCOPAL CoNyENT
The coming General Convention
Episcopal Church, to be held in |
delphia in October next, viii be
the most important in the enfirs
of the Episcopal Church. Acc0f9
the Rev. John Cotton Smith, in
ply to the Bishops pastoral. an eff
be made to introduce a new can
tended to allow the clergy Of this 6
more liberal relations with those
er denominations. The fretllrn q
delegates from the Southern disco
be another and still moro importn!
ture ofthe coming conventions ~
are questions to be considered VI
make the occasion one of special "a
Among these the subject of diocea.
vision will be most prominent. n
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kErP eorF THE PLArronMs Ever

kEEF qoFF THE Platforms Every
EraQroadlcpr in tho country ha: q notice
10 Passengers to keep OFF the platform
TIE cantion'is too often disregarded. An
afcident occurred on the Ohio Central
list Friday, by which eight persons lost
fheir lfges, and twenty-five Others were
kadiy injared, all of whom We're on the
3latforuis No one inside the cars was
bjpred The platforms were so crowded
Bat the brakesmen could not get to the
1fakes and the accident occurred accord
Ihgly.
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WHEELING, W. V, FRIDAY NOR 4lksf JU
4 OF TdBAcooI AT PErKRsBuRe.-

Ak{k OF ToBAeeoI AT PETERsBURG.
Ths{p was d sale of Tobacco on Thurs
|ds1 and we Quote the market active aud
haally satisfactory. The very
/ n 1Snch hSgsheads brought s7 .25 and
19f1 Manufacturing leaf sold at Sl1.
1890 yfa, S2l rs, iS24 and '$SIs sThsvr-
der this break was generally very good.
on &1kdfacturing hogshead was sold
spzfyatGly 4t fS27.50 These prices viii
compare favorably withlany other mar
kstfn tho State, and we hope soon to see
Eth{ receipts considerably larger.-Peiers-
bv1g {Fa.) Iader. : +
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THE GOLD ISrEREsI6s THE y
DEBT The annual interest on 4
lie debt that is payable in gold, 1
to fifty-eight millions of doIla1
receipts from customs, in geld
York, during the fiscal year jus
reached eighty-six millions; tht
ing that the government has ha4
surplus of gold over its wants toI
interest. The receipts from Gus
ring the present year will und1
be much greater The average
upon the imports of last ye9r :
fonr per cent.
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A Young lady of Indiana
visiting some relatives in Qh
ter, invested three hundred 8
stock of an oil company ius
ing. About the S0th Day I
campa1y struck Oh, and O.
Nay the young 1say scla
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-28

q THE FfAnklin Oil Company, operating
On Teff Mile Creek, Green county, are
dow roaming out their well preparatory
to tubing They are down 5s5 feet II
lis tho intention of the company to bore
tho ven deeper when it is properly tubed.
They made two strikes in this well at
average depths, but neither of them was
considered strong enough to justify
pumping, They have one of the best
veins Of salt water that has been diseoy-
cred In the. county. 1t will pay them
we'll f9fnannfacture salt if they should
not discover oil in paying quantities 2.
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Reduction of the Navy-The Elections
in Richmond and HenricO County,
Virginia.
IPress Dispatch. |

New York, July 27,-The Posts special
says a number of men are to be dis
charged from the Navy Department.
The Quartermaster's Department will
soon begin the sale of buildings, grain,
&c.
The mail for Richmond left Washing.
ton to-day by railroad route entirely.
The Commercials Washington special
says: The Richmond Republic says
the late elections in Richmond and Hen
rico county do not indicate Virginia. S
sentiment, and never did, and states that
Virginia will in the October election re.
pudiate Richmond and place herselfright
before God and the country.
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Appointments-Resi Of MilrOy
-President johnson.
TPress Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The President
has appointed Samuel Wilson assessor of
internal revenue for the district of Flor.
ida, and John G. Taylor collector of Gus
toms for Annapolis. Md.
Major General Milroy has rendered his
resignation as an officer in the volunteer
forces.
President Johnson returned this morn
ing from his excursion down the river.
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W KEELING REGISTER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1865.
Tclegraphic Summary.

New York, yesterday, at s1,45; at tho
evening exchange at Sl.46s.
Colonel Strong, on tour through the
South. writes to the Freedmen's Bureau
that $3.50 freedmen are employed ~ :.
little Rock district. ut from S25 to $50
pcr month for first class hands, and from
So to els per month for first class fe'
male hands. The lesees of plantations
express their satisfaction with the laoor
Of tbc freedmen. but claim that the
wares are too high their cotton costing
from twenty to twenty-five cents per
Mound when ready for market.
General Dick Taylor is in Washington
applying for pardon.
The Dictator has made ten knots an
hour going into port, under untavorable
circumstances.
CAPTAIN Walker, of the Sacramento,
sayshe could not make lawful prize OF
the Rappahannock, owing to the fact
tEat she kept in British waters.
The late difficulty at Alexandria has
led to the decision that all cases in which
negroes are concerned shall hereafter be
tried before provost courts.
At the late charter election in Rich
mond. J Wright was elected Sheriff, n.
4. Sturdevaut Mayor, Judge w. IL. Ly-
ons Clerk OF Court, and Marmatu
Johnson Attorney for Circuit Court.
On the advice of Dr. Craven, JEFF, Da-
ii, is permitted to take exercise outside
,f his casemate. accompanied hy guard.
Clay has been accorded the same prlvi-
lege
General Sherman left Cincinnati yes
tar.lay for Lancaster, OHIO
Heavy rains in the vicinity et Chicago
are reported
Officials at Matam rras have been Ole
,leree TO prepare accoutrements tor thr-
ty-fve thousand troops of the Empire.
French officers say there is no reason
why the United States should send snch
a large army to Texas, unless aggressive
movements are designed.
4 laroe number of men are TO be dis
charged from the Navy Department.
The Richmond Republic says the cleo
rions in Richmond and Henrico county
10 not indicate the general sentiment IN
Virginia.
General Milroy has rendered his resig-
nation.
The President has returned from his
excursion.
iewelry store was robbed in Norfolk
on the oath. Loss $4,000
The transmission of mails over the
Orange and Alexandria railroad will COM
mence to-day
Wallace W Whittlessy, charged with
appropriating government bonds has
been committed to prison to await trial
Deaths by the cruelties at Anderson
vile and Salisbury are the occasions oil
nnmerous applications for pensions
The order creating Departments has
been modified by the division OF Louisi'
ona and Texas into two Departments,
and the addition of Annapolis to the De
partment of Washington.
Numerous depredations OH whaling
vessels 6y the Shenandoah are recorded
IN the news from California. Her com
mander was informed of the end OF the
rebellion, but did not believe it, but be-
lieved the announcement of President
Lincoln's assassination.
Schuyler ColfaX aud party are III ore-
got.
A disturbance occurred IN Concord N
H., yesterday, arising out OF the arrest Vi
some soldiers charged with stealing cioth'
ing. "
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KObbery.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 25.-Tbe jew
ely store of j. NJ. Freeman, on Main
street, Norfolk, was broke open last nj ght
and robbed of all its watches and valua-
bic jewelry. Loss upwards of 50 900.
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NEW YORK, July .N-Nhe Tribunes
washington special says large proper
ton Of fhe applications for pension by
widows, mothers, &c, now coming into
the Pension Bureau, state as fne cause OF
the death of their husbands. sons, &C
starvation, exposure or shoot.n& oy P,ls-
on guards at Andersonville, Ga, aud Sal
isbnty, N. G.
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The OH Ohio Regiment.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 25. The
Northerner has arrived from City Point,
bound to Baltimore, with the 9th Ohio
regiment en- route home.
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e TsE markets were abundantly- sup
piled Saturday, with all ths seasonable
fruie and vegetables-peaches, melons
and car Rpes The profusion ofpeaches
is so65 kink wonderful Every steamer
foa NprRtksis freighted. with, them,
pAokG nj pine crates !: They are cheaper
than "a other article in the market,
from th6 facfthat they will mot bear
-stora ~ boil remain in sound state for
,noi On adsy q two at the farthest; = ,
Melons are gso plentiful aud cheap. Old
smblep HtoP'nsseE vas larger, ,iorthe fruit
fnei Z Riohm0pd Vhig, July 24h: - ~,
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NEW Yong, July 2a-Gold Unsteady:
TIA demand is chiefly yfor customs md
5nt;sa. The premium shows . slight ~
I srs.55 6e6ov. The qu6fa ton stp1
s;9f 1sS snd want up % 1ASS s 2 2 y g
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4. sTHE MEHCfh1I5$Fp'I- -
National Bank '0fsW6StrsVa,
STOCK MEDICINE.

|rpd w Fo u TT z -
~ - j CELEBRATED .aF a.
Horse and Cattle Powders.
rHRsE POWDERS HAVE PROV.
Il ED, after a trial Of several years to be su.
perior to any preparation of the kind in use.
The chief superiority Of these Powders arises
from the faot that they = are composed Of medi.
cines that have Lara tive Tonic and Puri'
tSes from the stomach 3 and intestines; the
Touio gives strength e to- the system OF the
Horse and the purify 3 ing medicines contain.
ed in them cleanse the blood and lay the
caIation The use Of them impfoves the wind,
strengthens the appetite, and gives the horse a
fne, smooth and glossy skiD-thus improving
the appearance, yigor and spirit OF this noble an
imaL sfsxEg
These Powders are not intended, as most
powders are, to bloat the animal, so As 10 give
him the appearance of being fat when NOT really
so-but, 70 remove the disease, and promote his
general health. 10, fs .srs ..lfsy, ~,
:, These Powders will strengthen the stomach
and bring them to healthy state. They are q
sure preventive Of Lung fever,- and certain
remedy for all diseases incident TO the Horse, as
Chambers, Yellow Water, Distempers Founder
Heayes Slavering, Coughs, Fevers, Loss OF Apr
petite, and Vital Energy, &c. These Powders,
"
winter and spring, your Horses swill never get the
Lang Fever, Choic OF B0tts A few doses Of
these Powders will remove the worst Cough on
any Horse. Were owners OF Horses to feed
few doses of these Powders every year, they
might save the lives Of many valuable Horses.
MILCH cows. t1 -
The properties this Powder possesses in in
creasing the quantity, 4 Of Milk in Cows give
tan importance and > value which shonld
place n in the hands of 2 every person keeping
q Cow. In fattenfng ; cattle, It gives them
an Iappetite, loosens : their hide and makes
them thrive much faster. i. t.-ra. IN.
HOGS. i
In all diseases Of Swine, as Coughs, Ulcers In
/ half a paper 20 paper = Of these Powders in a
barrel Of svin, the a, boye diseases can be
cured or entirely pre- . vented. By using
these powders Hog Cholera can be pre-
PRICE Is CTS. PER PAPER or PAPERS
- =. - FOR ONE DOLLAR sIak
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PREPARED BIZ
.. A. ROUTZ IL BBO-

..At their wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No. lls Franklin St, Baltimore, Nd.
For sale BIZ Druggists and sStorckecpcrs
throughout the United States.
81 wHoLEsALR AGEsTs: Laughlfns Bashheld,
Wheeling. w. Va. j. J. Bender q Co, Pitts
burg, Pa Johnston, Holloway & CowdenI Phi
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BOTTIERY,


kconnection With the above. beg tsottl-
b 5eor9s w. Smith, Esq, that tho Bott1f 3goI
- y herete(5ros carried by him Win -.
6deo af the old stand under the n1(;nn1
IN BOHN IH0NER q co, 4 Al
81 Hter win be sxelussyssy q e.
- - jDux expeffenee IN Bete1ln4 ~ ~
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ArIrrfvaI,

HEy YoRE Jnsy 27sssThs . nsF q.
s!!.;':.a - = - Hsas' ~
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3 Prssideht ~ larfthslized the re

! d. Prssidssr AsS latthsligsd the re,
leas e<all.rebel prisonerseA war on
par6ll lgs Condition Of their taking the
oathS ne siancs Major ,denerais Ed
ward 36hnsfsp has been set al liberty on
sthess psnaitia am
,iHb srRsos ErHfhrDst. Gays the
Mend lis, has good, shsncss in
he 7 eI11 1letgiet, though he is how
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BANKS.
The National Bank of West Va
AT WHEELING.

OFFICE OF CosPrRoLLER OF TIE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON Jrly llth 1865.
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MILCH cows.
HOGS.

.CE Is CTS. PER PAPER, or PAPERS
u FOR ONE DOLLAR sgaE