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SRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on NEW YORK. ..... "..N

CLEARED. -..s
stsAm.sp Leo DearSern Savannah NTsf.y fsi, 90
Steamship United states Davis. Fan River 80 3.
s sP S's roSIry 1,sey cspd snow Burgess
ship Nrnquaa DOrnO Cousins Liverpool via 81 John sesm'h
Ship Artsr. Victor C Thompson St John, B. PeAbo, wing
sOhdsO Gloria rus. wisnanat Galway, FUHeh, hssAs
Bari Thomas Terry Cr Crosby Mcu,svdeO via s. kas eaA
Bark Jesse Or er. MouevdsO via ssle Brett Son Col
Brk Dada lBrl Morris 81 john n p g. x r BAILEY.
Big D@O:ss aer,osss K,EsSs. g Hslls E
Brig W. IT. Harris Del Gard Gaming s, D. DewenG Co.
Big Fs,iss TL Ps,t M.as1S s R. Miller H''s'''
Bs g Ssss 'fs sl kss 1i f S H. HP Cos
s Torpedo MeI Aas . SG5so. Va A Ha~l''s Go.
Sebr n a Iyius' Gomand Sssssa p E. Hn.ehirsou
schr Royal Arch Br Bradshaw Canning s. d. r. De wehS
sehr G. R. c. CBr) Gates Corvallis n s, R. De VOLTA Co
sSI scI n H T Pfs t a.a g. s sSs Co
ARRIVED. 4
Steamship Manhattan wOoihu Charleston eth inst with nd ana
Steamship Ii Ga Iiobs Sswbern with pass eeod
steamship Norfolk Vance, Washington C, with sdse and pass o
BARI Mozart CBrsm thicker Genoa Al days. with marble as ~
SBlrl SsSnis T. Bell HrDss sssua DAYS sA s" to ssa
Brig omsr tof psy. ST. cOmmesO MsnI.uia 81 days sis
SIR Ricardo % BroOkAAveul FurHaD, MAanaas sdr'
scar Caroline and ooyOshs Davis GsoseO~n Co. days. VITA
naval stores 20 DOllnsr Potter
sSs 6 cS.SS h SSsfoc WSS s s with
seS B. l. Sherman Lsec Jacksonville days with yellow pi's %
Sehr Mnassots Phluney Phiadelphis for Boston l
SPOKEN.
Kas s smah ssI 1e To sA ''rd
DOMESTIC PORTS
vsss Bell, IoSr 5ag rsa % ms.asi
HaISSSx Nav TArnvS steamship China from Liverpool IN
Ococl last night sailed r BcstO. !, O'Clock this morning
BOsroS May 7Ariyed big Ahee s'orrsh nom s'sDAi hr'
N'e'"f
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THE LICENSE BCREAU.



SIN: The following is an extract from article I'M
The amount railroads does a The original nesa,s
t S pToer license the prOpe thereof subject
sne q o bs collected he Corporation Attorney and PAID INTO ":
s MsoPOn ro las. no lees .han 1 So sS@D,. Nc.
tie penalty been enforced By the legal and sde 'sse.ss
ss ss: sS s gSS o si tbs :Ss s on
the d ally. ,erS the Of ,a ssd ~ss of AZ the
d csItdrvers &c. against whom s soas sss
penalty think further facts are needed 70 convince sosess
t ua sr y ss would saSi enforce The laws
In the absence of Gen. Mcmahon, the Corporaton AZ.
torney who been compelled by reason OF VI hean 10
leave the city during the Winter months, have had
supervision over the business Or ms 20
the following true statement OF the case a., , al
oa for running their ears without certificates
OF license from the city authorities Is 90, tuo ' nae
those complaints have been lghofeu of nCboec~ W VIC
Corporation Attorney. ,.. ,,.xs,,.
Every one the companies reported denies s haointy
and tie secondaye Companies successfully ligated
lions instituted against them 10 recover penses ior
deciding that those Companies not liable under the
ordinance relating TO railroad cars since that decson
against tine Thirdave Railroad Company under an ordi-
nance applying to coaches under whiea
TO pay license fees for their ears hatpoeeedlDg is sun
suits are also pending against the other delinquent
Companies involving grave questions OF ana AZ
ton. The Corporotion Attorney has u trae, Comma
MES until the present suits shall be decided MOI pens re
ing nor feeling himself authorized 10 nsttn,o ~
humber of suits predcated doubtful qaese'oh e III DE-
the determination of which, in case The Iou mount of
eide An favor OF the Companies impose s9 tbe ,nasr
costs upon the city IL has seemed 10 MN " ,ShheI
Sndicoils aud economical course for the ely ~ A'
n a. tost casrs shan be first determined
od Statements f. yO Er aGIle'S Of Complaints
pnt Of that has been psTsep By Ssss@s
~ Dii, anu i, treasury or by the establishments IA
court Oh iesA u0i' IT, T. DAWES, JRs
1o,r DEPARTMENT og o. NeT York One % e 4Ho ss
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Dipioeno Notites.

OrFicK gHR NATIONAL TRAVELLERS Insurance Co.
No. 2t3 BROADWAY, NKwY Apdl q, 1901
A DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT free
N Government tar on the Capital soek Of this COMPANY has been
psny will be the 9th and copened th
~ L. II. JONES, seeFeiary.
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These though coming forward more freely, not yet
plenty Receipts s625 boxes for the week. about half Of
them new. There Is fair demand for good article,
either or Old, but common goes of very slowly
lot of hard smmed farm dairy has just been sold at
&c. 1t rarely TO make both butter and cheese from
the milk The shippers taking very little cheese
&st now account Of unfaYOrable news from abroad
Small amounts Of choice new factory have been sold at
17c but rarely at I6c, ID shippers Most Of the
lee Fair lots Of old English daly are QsEng Of l4al5e
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HOPS.

Emmett Wells computes the stock of desirable Hops at
less than bales which less than at any previous
corresponding season for many years. The backward
point TO six months before the crop viii be
available, hence firm feeling In the market. We quote
Acknowledgement TO Fair s0a40e; Good 70 Prime, 500
e5c Choice 10 Fancy, G0965c. Odds, 20Q40c. Freign
Begians 55d0Oe BavaFiaDs s. T0c spauldts, 75Qs0c
NEATS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1867. "a
Urn Goods.
lIBLE SACRIFICE.

A TERRIBLE SACRIFICE.
POSITIVELY GIVING GOODS AWAY AT LAST.
100 pieces Of RICH SUMMER SILK beautiful Styles 50 cents
yard Such bargain has been offered recollection
Wholesale buJes invited 10 sec them.
W. JACKSON Importer
" KIN rga Co.
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After bearing down somewhat strongly upon the Duller
market for several weeks past so as Tor renect Jus true
condition into the country, now report change But
while wishing to give the erdc state OF the market, Win
no bias against parties, we must express eau
zion that farmers country dealers do not jump at the
present advance and either buy up at high rates or od
or 70 what they have with the expectation Of further
rise The receIpts have been ght-Only 1857 packages
Ion the weekso there is just scarcity OF fine new,
hence the advance of 243c " ~ lew cholee yelI0W
half rkins have really been sold for "a ana 5c or ue
price of the best fresh pas but 10 Is hardly saIe 10
count upon more than 32c. to-day even, that being
the top price asked by portion OF the dealers.
New Western coming forward from ONO, mostly
IN pals with iron hoops These are not the best pack
tive look thee outside often leads to ans examination
and sale OF the contents; when dirty appearance with
rusty hoops cause purchasers TO pass them by such
butter will sell best in Welsh tubs, or IN haif-nrkns 10
Illustrate this dereneecaused IN part by the butter "
self but much by the package-sOme handsome welsh
the Western Reserve were really sold TOT eOc
Ga2sc are the proper prices for suchwhile we saw
pals offered at to-day but not taken We wish
impress strongly upon the makers 20 Work out al
the buternsk only the Ashton salt put mp neatly
In the best style-Dot layer of white, then yellow and
topped out with yellow Either make the package
all white all yellow, and let the rkin or tub be OF
TO correspond 10 the make Of color. III nothing
better be done put the early white make into pals,
and the later yellow into 1rkiDs or tubs Dealers here
Of the opinion that 1Sd20c all that can be counted
upon for Western State butter comes III some
what freely. Considerable old butter has been shipped
dung the weekSmosty for grease, at II 12c rms ana
and the scarcity OF helphe sale Of sound lots OF
old, though cannot quote any marked advance II
generally believed that the recent advance Is temporary
but this viii depend wholly upon future receipts. AS
general rule 1t Is best TO work OF the early make 81 cur
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY.-NOTICR TO STOCKHOLDRRS.-Tbe ANNUAL
ELECTION THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Of this Company for the
ensuing Win be held the Office Of the Company Of Fourth
Twenty fiIst TUESDAY the 2S day Of May next
The polls VIII be opened from O'clock until O'clock Of
that day,
TIE rrarer Books win be closed from O'Clock Of the 18th day
OF May next Until o'clock II ei.the "a DAY 81 Isy neIt
NeN-YoIk, April Is 1907. G. YANpBRBlLT IT,, Treasurer.
WANTED-S6,00 for five years. l wish to
BORROW Che HSo at the lowest rate Of interest Offering
double
Addres sist.ag best terms, NEWTON, Tribune Office
TOR SAEE-First Mortgage PER- CENT
= BONDS Of the TOLEDO, LOGAEsp0RT and BURLINGTON
RAILWAY Co.. interest guArFHsd By the Columbus and Indianapolis
Central Railway Co. -
Mortgage cent se from taxi Convertible Bonds Of the
ST. LOUIS. JACKSONVILLE ard CHICAGO r. r. Co.
free taxi 20 Preference, Convertible
Bondsof the WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER H. T. Co
Apply 70 ". X JEsSUP 4 Co, No u Finest
TnE CXSTRaL RaILRo8p Cosr1yy % KEgJ EHsEY
No 100 LiBERTY-sT. EEw-ioHK April ~ ltOI
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of Stockholders Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY OF elect HHe Directors for the year neTt
ensuing will be held the Office Of the Company Bhetho New
jersey between the k0u Of IL o'clock and O'clock p IL Of F
DAY, nsy 10, neIt
The Transfer Books will be closed from Friday the 18th inst 70 Sstar-
day the 18th proEino. SAMUEL KNOX Secretary.
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5apinss Banks.

CIXPENNY SAYINGS BANK chartered
- , AsToRPLACB deposited before the 2ch Of
interest from the h ofhAt month Five
received on deposit Open daily from deposits and
payments INTEREST SIX PER CENT j. s. SLOAN Secretary.
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IS arc coming Ia more freely, and are not as firmly


New potatoes sale from Charleston and Norfolk
peas are expected next Thursday. Onions have ad-
sanced. tomatoes declined Old potatoes 20 of slowly,
though not coming forward freely. We quote:
Asparagus D. -. p doz punches. les Goa 90 90
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hY. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
~ y For THE WEEK ENDING May !. 1907.

tfpressly for TIRE N Y TRIBUNE by own kFoIiel -
Mo following are The current rates OF articles III 8oVu
ondItion as sold by commission houses al Wnolesile'
sGipnefs receive to 10 per cent less deducte-l0I COM
Ssops beside freight and other charges PERSONS re-
Giving produceto sen often with the reqss that mne
Sate returns be made cannot always obtain the prices
Sich transient buyers have % pay Our figures are ln
tnded more for the farmer than the merchant ana we
prefer 20 disappOint by giving the outside prices %
very choice articles. Boxes Orpackages shoud DC c'Ie
flly marked with paint and the name OF the senoor
sSold also be painted upon end Nail an invoice oI
st M the articles upon the under side OF the cover ana
send letter by maui, containing an invoice ana SIee
lions also stating how and when sent Clean packages
md care In putting up win add much to the value OF the
produce. -, 49,,
Prime beans are scarce and have been advancing OF
late with fair consumptve demand. SO few pea anu ka
neH heans are coming forward or found on ANlAe WI
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XyTINANSs NTI-INCRUSTAT0R, o.
w BOILER POWDER removes aud prevents Scale In Boilers with
out niur, N veArs 1000 eiere from all parts OF lbeeoun
tn H. N wINANs 80. II WAllst, ". " Boz No. ., r. o.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. 81
....s52 Moon Sets
Sandy Hook .l0:36 Cows Island l;i7 Hell Gaie..z1
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Remopale.
pASSrNnrpa ApprRrn

FROM GENOA, Nay Tin bark Moza-MnS sapbulno and xa
children
FROM CHARLESTON, May I'm steamship Msnhaitan-CoI
HAMILTON LADY and children Mss Hamilton, D. Briggs W. Bite
Mrs J. s Doremn Mira G. Warner Hubbard Lcb6eid Mira A,
Haghe Mrs s. Ashley child and servant. Miss Jewell MIS-
L. Jewell Newha Mrs and sss Bernard. Miss Hamilton, NM,
Taylor Kinney Mrs Ltehfed, Mrs r. Grim. ebdrs ard
servant Mr. Lnstedt Mr. McMes Mr. eteens MA and niss
Adams and IA in the steersge.
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The Council OF the English Reform League has
issued an address to the people -; Europe de-
uou1cing wars and The maintenance OF large ar
nisS-
Putnam Son. booksellers. y. l.. shipped 10 tons
Of school books for Japan. The shipment includes
$4,000 elementary books. The contract with the
japanese Government i 10 deliver them there. aud
lSale dealers pay here, freight and insurance IN
ended.
THE ENECUrIoN or SANTA ANNA-It seems that
Santa Anna was shot at SiSal on the 18th Of June
He Was born ~ Ialapa. on the 2lSt day OF febru-
ary. l19S. and first came into notice in the war OF
independence. in 1871. He subsequently, became
Governor of Vera Cruz. but being removed by
ltUrbide. raised the standard of revolt which was
finally successful. From that time TO 1885. he Is a
most prominen character il the history OF Mexico.
having been several times President or Dictator.
In 1855, after managing to have himself declared
Dictator. he was forced 70 abdicate, and has re-
sided since that time principally at 81 Thomas.
constantly seeking an opportunity 10 again secure
power in Mexico. He was concerned In the move
ments connected with the French Intervention aud
the establishment of the bogus Empire. but when
thar was evidently drawing 10 its close. be came TO
the United States with the hope OF obtaining the
support of the Government in his plans for sue
CeedIng both Macmillan and JuareZ- Failing in
this, he made IN attempt to land at Vera Cruz. but
being ordered away by an American naval officer,
went In SiSa where he was captured by the Lib
erals and shot. Santa Anna had the reputation Of
being the ablcst of the Mexican generals, and was
an INSCRIPTIONS politician. seeking his own ad-
yancement at the expense Of the peace and hber-
and if some more OF the military chieftains whose
selfish ambition has been the curse of Mexico.
could be dealt with in the same manner. il would
be a blessing TO that distracted country.
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English House Of Commons.

"BurIeiSh.r Of tie BJston Journal, writes
from Jon15a, under date Of April 5, as follows
The HOu-e Of Commons j. oompo-d Of 525
memf~r~. Bv a strange oversight the hall will
lat fr ole night. and that after pra-ers- Tie
drawing oIn-i-ts .. tie members Putting their
eari- IN a little groove on the back u the bench.
The who cannot ct seats below have = 70 into
the gallery. and thee who cannot 1T hsve "a
stand. Tie Hons has a literal lar, below which
J. the PER- -eat. and ~ Peer Of the realm l.
all5wei on the for ~ tie House II Commons.
While the HJu-c Of L1Ec- la Z gallery for
hdie-, and it debate are attended by lali,- Il
quality a. well a. other. the House 81 Commons
viii not allow a lady within IT, WALL. Above
the reporters -eat and behind the Speaker in a
eaged elect capable OF holding -Ixreen persons
with an iron grating. NOT unlike q nunneTy. =
found the gallant accommodation iT ialie- con
Hectel with tie IIJu-e. Within thi- den, and
behind tie grating. having obtained written Per
mission from the SPEAKER which L regarded a. a
great prisile.e. Laiie- 1T and hear tie debates,
although tley are invisible 70 the debaters.
Tie SPEAKER eInhSiIe- tire dignity 81 the House.
lie l. chosen Tor life. lie usually -erye> for
about TX YEAR. then rike- a tension and gJes
into the House 81 LorI. He has a salary Of
<35.Cy0 Ter aunun. He occupies a -umVJUou-
house. mot m~aSniSoently furnished 20 tire eX-
Ien-e Of tie uatiJn. Inc pate belonging % the
h0u-e az which he giye- ceremonial dinEeT-. cU-t
the naiiln S-j1.Uu1. Every night on tie OPEN
M % tie house cTONd- d--thlp4e u N4lNe-- the
procession from hi house % the chair.
The diyisiDn Of tie House J. very curious. IL
operate frequently like q snap Judgment. \
call i made for a division. y three minute glass
in front Of the SPEAKER l. Immediately turned.
When the sand- run cut the doors are clJ-ed- and
NJ one l. admittsl until the vote i taken. Mem
bers are IN all -orts II piaees-in the library, in
the smoking room. IN tie eating rvOn- IN the
lDbbie-. IN the committee rOOm-- To reach these
ab-ent one and get them in the House within
three minutes. l. often a difficult task There
are thirty--ix bells leading from the House of
Commons 70 ali part- If the great building. In
meliately on the call for a division thee bells
are runs. whiTIer-in are busy and men -cram-
bic from all imaginary places To get in-ide the
HOu-e before the three minutes expire. The rule
j, inexOrable. Tie door are closed promptly On
the second. Tie Queen ber-elf could not get in.
Men file out frOm different ends IF the Rom, 20
through different Passage, have their names
written twice, and come lack by different dor.
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SEA a
i CONTINUE TO PURCHASE :

>~ ! CONTINUE TO SEA
NS9 Island Cotton, IN TIE SEED, and viii pay for the
-. same. on delivery, the Highes; Cash Price.
Marquesan. Tahitian or Fiji Sea Island Cotton.
Delivered fresh and in good condition. will always obtain the
highest cash price obtAinable IN the Pacific, with a reasonable
allowance for freight.
Having the most approved gins, AMI every facility for clean
ing and putting mp the cotton for the use Of the manufacturers
in Europe, under special instructions from them ! am prepared
10 purchase and sa any quantity that mag be offered
None but peri SEA ISLAND COTTON wanted, nor
any except ia the Seed.
Pure Sa Island seed viii be supplied WITHOUT cHARGE to
applicants frtm any part OF this group or the Pacific Ocean
H. ". WHITNEY.
y. B.-Thsre is no crop OF any description 50 likely 10 pay
a sure and handsome income to the planter, on A SMALL OFT
Law, as Sea Island Cotton; and this will probably continue 70
be the case for the next ten years Special care should be
taken in selecting the best J. cahty for plsntinE-g-nersny =
valley, the nearer the sea tie better. veil sheltered from strong
winds. and where frequent rains prevail
Honolulu. June, 1861. ST. 6n
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NEW MUSIC.

GtEMS OF GERMAN SONGS.
" Beautiful Fife the Flower Of the Vale, vonis and music
by V. Z Mar-ton-
Nv Heart il over the Sea. by C.aribei;
Oh Gentle Heart / swear to Thee, by Geo. Felix BenkeH.
Sleep Well! Sweet Angel
BE Sure you Cali as You Pass by.
Katy Drew, song and chorus written ny Gen. ". RliiO;j
My Good for Nothing" words by En- lily II. Miller.
Molly Ashore. a beautiful Irish Ballad, composed BY
L. ii. Lavenu.
Come Darling come TO the Spirit Land
Music for the Piano Forte,
Anvil Chorus. by Parlow.
Carnival OF Venice,
Slunber Polka, Ernst Boyer;
Switzers Farewell. lie Desir.
Faust Wai,zes. by Strauss;
Croyez-Moi, by j. Ascher;
Simpletti, by +. A. fawsrger;
Luna Polka. by j. Per!ow;
The Language Of the Flowers, by Schubert;
Long and Weary Day, by osten;
Delta Phi Polka. ty 4. :. Roe;
P&anists Album or Home Circle, Part 3.
For sale by H NJ WHITNEY.
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NEW "A BOOKS

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SUPERIOR
Il stock Of Blank Books, made expressly TO my order and for
Retail Trade, including,
SETTS OF ROYAL ACCOUNT BOOKS, Russia binding. s
quires. PACED aud with decimal ruling.
Sits OF MEDIUM ACCOUNT BOOKS, same style and
finish - the above.
SETS OF CAP SIZED, Russia and sheep binding.
LEDGERS, JOURNALS. RECORDS, interie wed Day Books
and BIoters. in great variety.
The attention Of Merchants AMI Book eepers is specially
called to this invoice. which comprises the
Finest Account Books ever brought TO Honolulu,
All having been manufactured expressly to order.
Sos lm II. VI. WHITNEY
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FINE WRITING PAPER !

THE described HAS LATELY RE-
u crived from Boston aud New York select invoices Of
Very Superior Writing Papers!
adapted Expressly TO this Market. including
LETTER PAPER!
White Congress letter paper, ruled and unruIed.
Blue letter paper, ruled and unruled.
Blue official do. do. ruled with margin.
Thin white do. do. do. DO.
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Very thin white letter paper rr European correspondence)-
Water lined (barred) letter
Packet Post, plain, blue and white.
Mourning letter paper, ruled and unrued.
Ladies Bath paper, white and pink, ruled and plain.
CAP PAPERS!
Best white Cap. ruled and unruIed.
blue laid cap, unruied-
Ieavy legal cap, ruled.
Bes; English, white and blue laid. plain.
NOTE PAPERS,!
Bert heavy white commercial note, ruled and unrulei.
Bet heavy blue eommercial note. ruled and unraled.
small billet paper, plain and ruled.
Water Iaed Cbar.ed) note paper, variOu. size
Colorei French fancy paper
Monogram note paper with initial letter s,amoed on it,
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS,!
Bes; broad white biz paper.
Best lans-foh marrow bin paper.
Thin 1 fh's r 1@s , sng s sesoo ooso sa@e .eI paper;
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Medium, white, ruled and plain.
Royal white, ruled and pain
Choice drawing paper. various sizes
Fancy gold and silver paper, various patterns.
French tissue papers Of all coiors, very choice.
Tracing paper. for drawing plans Of machinery. &c.
Vellum tracing cloth. for drawing plans Of machinery, &c.
Bristol Board OF various sizes.
Perforated board. CrayOn paper for drawing
Bill head paper,
Printing ueEs aud book paper.
Printers cards Of all styles, sizes and patterns.
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Copying letter-book paper.
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Together with every ether kind Of Paper in use.
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French oblong ladies letter envelopes.
obhong envelopes, open at the end.
Mourning letter, note and official envelopes.
Best heavy white. buff and canary official envelopes.
Pine white, buf and blue cloth envelopes.
And also every other Article required in the Station
cry Line.
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Papers Dell sered Free OF Postage Or other charges
In any part Of the groap.
subscriptions Payable AIway.in Advance

nsck nanbsrs ~ the raiing Ma=azin<s. si.s % Iiarp-r's
Wr-kiy. Lrsits's Iua-trttat and the Lofs.se Ss1s-afEays On
hani- FIss asis ~ % short notice Go -ielsm.n aud trss-
efrr
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THERMOMETERs.
eALCILtrk. To- SCORE tRON tZos
- [" s@9 F~shrruhsi,. 70 Gents SO $50 eseh-
Far sale by % ". WHITNEY,.
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earsar a. a reporter II the TFIiuHs ~ = a week;
got 4 better situation ca the Courier and Enquirer,
but left Il 20 start the T5a.S. He = 10 years q age,
and remarkably courteous II manner.
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WRITING INKS
On Hand and For Sale:
~ BEST BLACK INK.
q1-rrs pats su1 cones.
.-as os& sssk lnk. quarts. ptnts and e0n-r-
Dsvtds beat C9pJing lax. quarts azd pints-
msynaniS soyrs' bsyt Copying Ina. quarts a1t ptat.-
esak o Lapioa best Copying fsk. qasrts and Dints.
AFnoas wiring biaad-tn guas.s anil piGts. received d.
rect from LondsE-
Aruods Copying Fiaaf.
payrfp Sszt Blue tak. 10 enuss.
pastds best Carnins lax. IN gfsH s.and.s
Iadshhis LAX, Gr making hasa-
Zone bf ns Bes, IF EFit;eg Ink k,pt for sal,
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