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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
Restoration OF Property I'm vir-
,veTFgtfA'EF n aginirs a TTsS rBg I

q WAsHINGroN, Nov. 4.-Within the last
few days propertyofgr great value In Loudon
county, Va, which had been libelled and
condemned under the cohfiscation' act, and
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands,
has been released by the bureau and the
orders restoring 1t to owners have been de-
.liVered. JUL TlL1l V NEltl1IlaG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

Life hath but shadows. save a promise given,
Which lights the future with fadeless ray;
o, touch the sceptre."
Use DR.. d. II. Seelye's LIQUID CA
TARRH REMEDY, aud youwill be able
to join in the universal commendation of
this truly invaluable specific. q vc-r.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
Sailing, ofph.,a ssacTGc usIeet.a

FORTRESS MONROE; Nov. 29LThe Pacific
fleet sailed to-day for San Francisco. 1t
consisted of the steamers Vanderbilt, -Tus-
carora, Powhattan, and the double-turret-
ed MohadnOck. They go via st. Thomas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

THE Probate Court In Columbiana couh-
ty issues about two marriage licenses per
day. Our Probate Court does better. III
averages at least three licenses ndaily.lv L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
COMMERCIAL sMIATTERS.i

New York Money 1TarISet-Nsv. 1. y
MONEY-Actve and firm at per cent for eel
STERLING EXCHANGE : Firmer at lesx6
.n5 G5CE9ySrp co.ng fruer oRsnnE at rx.
Total .xports sptcio to-day, a34 0oo nov ,s y ret.
GONEkNMENT TST0CkS--Steady. sdt N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

The Hop crop In Wisconsin is said to be
unusually large this year. 1t is valued at
two million dollars. 4 80 ~ 7Blt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
q Removed from his ola once. .

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway. neai
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himsel
for series Of years tothe trea ment of certain pr
vate diseases. He may be consulted ut his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

70 iFowLER'sarADDING MAOHNE.-This is
one OF the most curious and ingenious
,contriyances of which the present invent
i've age can boast. For those, especially,
who find 1t difficultto make long additions
with ease and expedition, this machine will
be found q great saving Of time, labor and
perplexity. Its simplicity Is such that its
use can be easily and quickly learned.
sIa The readers attention is directed to the
advertisement under the head Of "Wanted,' .
,ofnthis Machine, by Messrs. Ridgway s.
Neil, agents for the same, " ''''s .s5t 55ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

TIE Tobacco sales for this year have
closed. footing up 43,67S hogsheads, which
Is 10000 short of last year. ---.-..-...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

CHAPLAIN JOHN c. GREGG, of the eth
o. VI, has been honorably discharged the
service. .l - - I. INA.ANaL |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

DAVID McQuEEN, was fined, in tile May
or's Court on Saturday morning, $5 and
costs for fiighiin .-paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

A Boy SHOOTS HIS MoTHER.-A woman
in Cincinnati was shot by her own son the
other evening. The father was giving his
son some lessons in manual exercises with
a musket that had been standing in the
house for several months. In going
through with it. when, the boy had
the word to load and fire, the gun hap
pened to be in a range with his mother,
and sure enough he did fire, to the great
'amazement of father and son, the contents
qfthe musket taking effect In her righteye'
,Aphysician was called, who gave, 1t as
his opinion that the woman could not live
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

A SHARP THIEF.-Saturday forenoon a
thief in soldiers clothes, a disguise fire.
quently assumed by rogues, stole at a sa-
loon near the depot the pocket-book of a
soldier whom he had caused to drink to in
toxication. He then pretended to assist the
drunken soldier to the depot and got a ne
gro to help him. Instead of taking his victim
to the depot. he took him into an alley, and
there finding he was observed, slipped the
stolen pocket7book into the negro's pocket.
Thomas Finn, an assistant detective to Major
Reany, was watching them, and Immediate
ly arrested the twain The darkey was
greatly Surprised when pocket-book was
found upon him, containing some fifty dol
lars in money. Both the prisoners were
taken to the station-house and locked up.
In the afternoon, the negro was released on
bail. The case will probably be heard be-
fore the Mayor this morning. .. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

THERE are twenty-four divorce cases on
the docket OF the Ashtabula Common
Pleas now in session. ,, ,.., ,'' 81, .... ., ,''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

MILITARY PRoMoTIoNs.-Th following
promotions in Ohio regiments still i'm the
service were entered at,the Adjutant Cen
erals Office on the 4th inst: ssao g.
18th o. list Lieuts. John G. Bybee
and John C. Littler to Capts.; I'd Lieuts.
VIM. Athammer, John q. Barney and H. E.
F. Valley to lst Lients, and Sergts. Geo. G..
Farley, C.,E. McGlothlen, Robert Hide
brand and Jos. Hicke to I'd Lieuts.
195th o. v. lid Lieuts. Hiram H. Pep
pard and John Leming to 1st Lieuts, and
Sergts. Clarkson s. Whitson, Geo. Hodson
and James Norman to I'd Lieuts. ,l
The following complimentary promotions
have also been made in the 10Th o. v. 1
now out of service:
I'd Lieuts. John B. Sampson and Jas. II
Mennich to 1st Lieuts- and Sergts. Henry P
Ashe, Jasper Nally, Jas. w. Stevens, Geo
W. Eachus, VIM. III. Bell and Frank II
Burnham to I'd Lieuts. os IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
The 5tli Ohio Cavalry Coming
b llowl'sI .lR 70 Homer u,yUrIe ani .hi

'' R1cHMoNDb, va, Nov. 1.-THE 5th Ohio
Cavalry arrived here 'to-hight from North
Carolina,i en- route to Camp Chase" to be
mustered out. ~ ~ ''"' "eE 'dIhA '" n'iaui
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
EdWard LalIf.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. iLA ~ IN, octl4L3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-An interesting
trial for murder in the Court of Common
Pleas for Allen county, was concluded at
Lima on the 18th ult, after having been in
progress for ten, days. 1t was the case of
the State v. James McKenna, indicted for
shooting one Charles Daily, on the 23d Of
January last, who died on hefollowing
day. The trial was conducted on the part
of the State by j.. N. Gutridge, the Prose-
cutting Attorney of Allen county, and on
the part of the defendant by 7. E. Cum
ningham and G. N. Lamison. The charge
of the Judge to the jury, which occupied
over an hour and halfih its delivery, was
an able exposition Of the law OF the case.
The jury, after an absence Of about four
hours, returned verdict Of guilty of MUIR
der, In, the second degree. The prisoner
moved the Court for new trial. The
motion was denied, and McKenna sentenc-
ed to the 'Penitentiary for life. r rT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Aso. new and
reliable treatment forlDseaseso Of the) Urinary On
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Addres r. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard
Associ Philadelphia. Pa. apr 4's5-ly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

AN exchange wonders why ladies do not
take cold from standing 50 constantly under
''waterfalls1 Fs a TE 5"t'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
THE CITY.

The 194thO. v. I. was paid off and finally
discharged at Camp Chase on Friday. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06


New MAP OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS
We have received from w. p. Brown,
County Surveyor elect a new and ele-
giant map of the city Of Columbus. In
the preparation of this map Mr.. Brown
was the assistant of Phil. d. Fisher,
recently our City Civil Engineer, and at
present Chief Engineer on the Pacific rail-
road. .... ..---p .-~
The map was commenced In 1863, and is
drawn to scale of four hundred feet to
the inch. The houses are all sketched from
actual surveys of the premises which was
a work of five months. The size of each
piece of property was carefully compared
with the books Of the County Recorder and
Auditor. zr rr.f aaa
There are six miles of sewers as shown
by double dotted lines In the streets and
alleys. The house numbers are readily
found at the intersections OF the streets by
| a line underneath. The public buildings
are fifteen;-school-ho fourteen, and
churches, twenty-five. High street is three
and one-half, and Broad street. two miles
long from the corporation line to the same
boundary. ,:...,...-...-
The lithographing and mounting OF the
map were done at Cincinnati. The City
Council, after report from Mr.. John Gra-
ham in relation to the map; subscribed
for forty copies, and citizens of .Colum-
bus,J for one hundred and ninety copies,
leaving for sale twenty maps of the two
hundred and fifty published. e.,n
The map is handsomely executed, con-
tanning great mass OF information beside
what we have alluded to above, and Is
highly creditable to all concerned in its
compilation and execution. r.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

"The patient dint and powder shock
Can blast an empire like rock"
nov6-d3t ''' .''' ''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24
Baltimore Markets. June %

Cofee-The demand for Rio shows no i'm
proyement sales at 2la23 cents, gold, according
10 quality.
Flour-Sales reported at 1000 barrels CITY
Mills Shipping Extra fresh ground) delivera.
BILE in August on private terms.
Rye Flour-First quality dull at 95 25.
Corn Meal-Sales of City Mills at 81 l3X.
Grain-Demand fair Sales of prime Red
Wheat at S176aSi.75; do. white g. 10; Corn
At 95alOO cents for white, and yellow do SOa9O
cents and Oats at 7SaS1 cents weight.
Molasses-Q uotations nominal, viz: Clayed
Cuoa 3eai2 cents. Muscovado do. in hogsheads
t5a5o cents, English Island i5a7O cents, and
Porto Rico 50a75 cents.
Provislons-Market active. Bacon Shoul-
ders ISM cents; Sides 16al64 cts; Sugar-cured
Hams 234a25 cents; new prime Mess Pork sold
At S26aS27. SO, and closed steady. Western Lard
remains nominal, at ls2 cents, and Baltimore
reflned at % cents
Salt-Sales Of Ground Alum reported a.
xl7easls3 and Marshall's Fine at 81 Goa
SIS. Market quiet.
Sugars-Market firm for all grades. We
Cuba and E. I. COM to good refining 81 GOAL lsO
=. :. t" ~ grocery. I il 5oa 2 90
" prime to choice grocery. Is 5Oal5 90
Whisky-Very little demand and market
heavy. Western held At 81. O7as2 lO.-Balti-
more Ctipper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24
Financial.

The New York stock market continues ex-
nemely dull. There lie very little speculative
interest, and the "bulls" find 1t rather difficult
10 sustain quotations, though little opposed by
the ttbears"
Governments are rather m5re active. The
late reports from Europe have strengthened
quotations, and there is a better demand for
investment. Skies Of 81. yesterday rose X, and
Five.twentfes the old issue closing at IO3X Y,
and the new at 1922. State stocks were rath-
or more in demand; Missouri Skies closed at a.
Railroad bonds are quiet
= Money continues extremely easy, and is be-
coming positively burdensome to holders
-Four per cent. on call Is becoming more gener.
n, but large proportion Of transactions is at
five per cent.
The demand tor foreign exchange is very
dull.
The gold market Is very weak. Cash gold
Is not so scarce; some of the large holders who
nave lately refused to lend, were yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-24
THE EVENING STAR
Affair. i'm Georgetown.

I GEORGETOWN COUNCILS, June 2ld.-Board Of
Aldsfmsa.--Mr. BEAN offered resolution re-
'raaling as much of the ordinance entitled ian
ordinance for the government OF the new
market house and other purposes as refers
to the license OF green grocers so as not to be
construed as including regular grocers who
have heretofore obtained license under the
general license la W; passed
Mr. Cooley, TO whom was referred the Coun-
ell resolution providing for the erection OF
pumps In certain streets, reported upon tne
same, recommending that nine be erected IN
the streets enumerated in the BILL except at
Warren and I'd streets; corner FaJette ana Itn
streets; Fayette street, near BryanroWni corner
Msrket and 4th streets; Valley stresG corner OF
West and Rock streets, and on washington
street.
A substitute for the original dill, providing
for the erection of pumps on the streets recon-
mended was then passed.
The CcuncE resolutions TO furnish The new
mar ket house and for the erection Of a ydrant
on I'd and Lincoln streets were passed.
Adjourned.
Common CounciI.-A munication from the
Mayor transmitting Thos. Dowling's, auction
EEL, } sales was referred.
A communication from W. H. Ritter pro-
ing to lease the old fish market for a
Nrm OF years at an annual rent and fit the
xame tor store purposes, as referred.
The following petitions, &c, were appropri-
ately refeTred:-Of Mrs. Jane Kearney, for re-
lief from an excessive assessment of taxes upon
her properly; OF hucksters and small shop.
keepers tor a modification of the law requir-
Ing them 10 take out green grocers' license;
of p. l. Herman. for the abatemen ut OF a nuisance;
the bill of G. W. Beall, w. H. Cooley and q.
II. CIaRin for ser vices as mem bers of the Board
OF Appeals; petition OF Jas Dyer and George
KNOT 10 prevent the removal of carpenter
snop in Warren street by ]. Morris.
Inc following resolutions, &c, were passed
Resolution from the market house committee
TO provide for furnishing the hall of the ne W
MARKER; Aioefmens resolution IL relation to
-" -. 80. . 49,. ..,lason res
oIulon providing for hydrant corner Of Lin
gan and I'd streets; AIdermen's resolution TO
repair certain pumps.
The following were laid over under the rules
or by motion A resolution In favor OF the
GEORGETOWN Gaslight Company; In relation 10
the old fish market, providing for its removal
and the grading of the street. the port Of the
Recorder on the petition of q. Dodge; q reso.
luton authorizing permission to fish hucksters
to occupy the new fish market without cost
until further orders; resolution to compen-
safe the Board of Appeals.
Mr Hyde. from the market-hense commit.
. .ss r.a resolution eaplan atory Of the
eighteenth section of the market laws, exclu-
cling all persons from the litigation to take out
green grccer's license who sell outside the
market limits butter, eggs and such articles as
are usually sold in grocery stores which was
reported back to the committee, together with
the Aldermen's resolution in relation TO gro
GERS. Adjourned.
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ER1sH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuyeaH Of Prortsioxs and Goshins. June q, 1855
Sealed Proposals, endorsed I" Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables" win be feceiv at this Bu-
ss.t; for the supply Of $500 geHnss, 8 ERls 81!
BEEF and Is. pounds Of fkESH VEa1 IA
BLEe, At the Wasling ton Navy Yard and Station.
as required. The Beef and Vegetables must be OF
and each article must be offered for BY the pound.
The Beef to be in equal proportions fore and hind
Bonds. with approved security. win be required
and twenty Per cent. in addition win be withheld
from the amount OF each payment TO be made, as
collateral security for the due perfor nance of the
contract. which viii on 40 account, be paid until
1t is fully complied with.
Every offer NJ ade must be accompanied by q writ
ten guaranty. signed by one or more responsible
PERSONS til at the bidder or bidders will II his or
their bid be accented, enter into An Obligation
within Eve days. with eosd and icient sureties,
t9turnish the articles proposed; ,,,.,.
evidence that the bidder is a regular dealer in
the articles proposed, and has the license required
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposals not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent. je 4.td
CIALID PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Mayors Office until u "a. on MON DAY. the
26th inst, for grading 5th street east from Hast
Capitol street to G street south Bidders will
state the price per cubic ysrd d for sEadding o.,
he snrpiu. earth w ps snP s;Itb Wed the
Commissioner Fifth Ward.
Va iLETCH1R,
JACOB LEiNHART.
je 22-td Assistant Commissi eners.
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0YPIGl BALTIMORE OHIO RR. co.,
WASHINGTON, December IL, 1854
~ u

y St7zkI - S8xSR
On and ate. Sunday psc:ms:1 M sss Rs.ssa
wiz M % HOy!se sqsEH n.,.
RisB6R ID TRAiN.Lesys Warrington els IN.
nE Eo 27NnW YORK s9 PHI e. IA! *,
Philadelphia 1856 P. NJ, New York $50 ?. \. No
Baltimore tickets sold.
a.tions, Connecting at Relay With the Mail Train
for the West and reaching Baltimore ~ Ao:oo
No. 4-Nlw YORK MAIL TRAIN-Leave Wash
os s fhii.d.Shi: s:s9 "a New Yorf 1000
No. s-BALTIMeHl TRAIN AND WAY STA
ins .t Relay with Frederick srain' Arrive At Bal
phhfGtfa SdSAIntHTkA G"Lssv. ws.hin re.
t:soP, ~ Arrive at Baltimers $40 F. \; Thu ns
As sa s4s ss1sGn albany INV !oHk X
fkss F.1 York 4so
train connect With all The sc.ay %rf
pss li NJ ,o1
so by this tain which is limited il capacity By
e iR'H5s n
TSSssr ssr 4xkA ESeE H.Psa. 4sD
opp1s = Belly Ho1 9se M.E ee siiiiea
fsrkersburs, and al points In The West. Reaches
New York at 6:10 A. Il.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections vii DO maze 1
VIZ Wssh ahs 10 train; to Of Som Annapolis
Sunday. .u~Dav ~uAtNa
THI ONLY TRAINS !RoM m WA "a .nS TIE
An. and P. n. for Baltimore, and 1;3V =: y;
for baltimore, Philsdelphia, ana the "ss'' anu
| THRoUGH TICKITs to the West. % veil e 70
Philadelt 10, New York. or Boston, can be hao %
the station Ticket once at all hsur; in tns Gay, e
veil 81 ct new office In the American Tele &raps
Buiiding, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
"a SGGHGl will DO checked at all hours ALSO for
thYouah points, to save trouble and confusion at
Eel: sS.dis.s OF sisss r.
rules Of the Line, sstablishsd tof TIC genera a.
.sels:sS.s ier Isdiss and their attsndsnts and the
ssfs. and .iso 70 make cheerful eo%RIt,as:
in regard to their seats, tickets. etc., especially In
the hurry Sf MfTa Master Of transportation,
4. II. COLI. General Ticket AGENT. aee0
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pROPosALs FOB FORAGE.
Ni.f Qxartgmasse.'s Office, Depet q wsshiss.ss.k

GiC Qxarfy~asse,' Office, Dspot q wsshinstss.k
:;s fS &. sss
i,snsa for supPlyins the oGartssTssssrs
M y iie5.ndri. ssd FoTt sonres, Va. es either
ss III s. s .na IT
Of Corr or Oats and 20 tons Of Hay or Straw
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries. and the
s e. :asns 70
"a. the time when said deliveries shall be com.
he pr ios must b Written out in word, en- tn.
to +: sS ~ IL l :.ss: s. Of
bq.hsl. each. =, The sseh. g be Furnished
s. to ssi Tbs
The persicular kind or description Of Oats. Corn,
:s biz; 81 Il.
69yernment insPestor, before beiag aseepted.
s q: BE- Efsdsaa e: %: e
%Ssn sss vo. % Il
~ Is 4 s.ss Sd & =: {.
q they Mn within ten a.ys thereafter execute
q ss
and IN thu sal. .sos &
enter into the tract the, to maks good the DIR
vhsm the contract may b awarded. - O. y
The responsibility Of the guarantore must DO
shown BY the Official Ger t6cate of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs. or any
or responsible person known to this ONCE.
All Bidders viii Be duly notified Of the acceptance
The full name and post ONCE sdoresl or each
bidder must be lesibly written ID sns pro
Proposals must be addressed 10 Brig Gen. D. H.
3. q, ana should 81 plainly marked Proposals
to Rnrd. IL mm equal to the amount OF thu eon.
tract signed the Sont5sct Ct and both Of HE
~ 81 hidSsrs upon signing the contract.
Of sids sTss1an ii and bonds nsv
All nyoposals received under this advertis smenH
viii BE- opened and examined ct this once on We'd
ders are respectfully invited to be present ct tho
opening OF hidsn they desire a wunxup
fe25.H Brig. Gent and Qusrterm Astef.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALe FOR STATIONERY.

pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
te osarmae VS. nsss. nv ws, &. ss
Sealed P,opesaIs will be received At this once
iSr Ills Dspo.
Ss' BE- 81 Rs 1.4y Best
samples Of Which lof paper: one auiis; q snvs
Sasss u4n:S K but
feI each article. which must BE- diatinctiy marked
The coptras: viii be awarded to the lowest
Each roposG must be signed BY the individual
F Fl and ne :s ia the
son or persons proposed as sureties.
Should any articles ,h be required Which are not
nished at the lowest msrlet price
q lines 70 to
les QUANTITY 81 eai HI and every srtics con
With 70 &. ate 81 II:
contract, and should any articles not be delivered
n 's
tie have been compiled with and reserves
Bonds with approved security are to be given by
the person or persons contracting, and in case Of
1 as s. ss 10 tn r..
fixture specified in such bond.
nn. II
st:,;oann.a1, tG be plainly marked "Pr0Dosals for
=, SCHEDULE OF ARTICLES.
40 reams Manila Wrappins Paper. Axss inches
asa mot
= POSI-
100 fesms white Foolscap Paper. ruled. not less
resm less than
Rsr sser qa.d no. less than
pounds per rean1, per ream
nm not iess than pounds per rssI. per ream.
IS Blank Books folio size, full bound, per auirs
loO Blank Books, crown cap size, bound In cloth,
10, Blank Books cap size, half bound. per aaire.
200 octave Memorandum Books, fall size, per
20 Time Books, demi size. bound in cloth. Per
so Time Books. small quarto size. bound in cloth,
go Tine s Soea . octave size. bound in sash-
6 6sssa Envelopes No. la very thick,
$1,000 white Official Envelopes. No. 10. very thick.
100 ocs White Official Envelopes. s14 inches, very
Wife - Envelopes l.'" inches very
L. dozen Arnolds Writing Fluid, in quar-. and pint
+ es. s,,,e pint sid half pint bottles, PSF
70 dos sassR COPYING in quart and
| bottles. Der dozen DOLtle8.
i1o01 pint Bottles, per dozen Bottles; " 1
! "a dozen David's Carmine Ink, glass bottles, and
| shoppers, per dozen bottles.
90 dozen 4abers or other Black Lead Pencils NOS
Esd sns Blue Pencils
2dozen Glass Inkstands. assorted. per dozen.
100 gross GilIott's Steel Pens, assorted. pei
200 gross other Steel Pens. assorted, per gross.
| IL dozen utta Percha Pen Hold -s, PSF dozen.
48 dozen other Pen Holders. selected kinds, pei
u dozen Tin Paper Folders, Per dozen.
25 pounds Red Sealing Wax, 20 sticks to the pound
nsss %sts 1G SaSSer piece. to
100 dozen pieces Red Tape. Nos. and q. %
100 dozen, i;pools BED Tape. Nos. II and %. Pc
II dozen glass Jars Musilase and Brushes. lars
a dozen glass jars Mucilass and Brushes. small
"a Is.teT oopyiss Books. 500. TOO and / 900 page
100 sheets Abstract Paper. ruled to pattsrn, 20
sheet. B. turp Paper ruled and printed ts 1at
Creams Of Eili PAPER. ruled to pattern, oer reap,
dozen Ivory Paper Folders, per dozen.
dozen 1IaseHs, ivory or wood handles, Pc
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