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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-29

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED TO NE
ID executed. and recorded in the Register $
Office of Shelby county on Sd Of November,
1889. in book %, page l4s, ETC., viii sell 70
the highest bidder, for cash, to carry out the
provisions Of said Trust Deed. the following
real estate conveyed TO me therein, to-wit; A
certain tract OF parcel Of land in shelby
county. Tennessee. in the Buntyn tract; on
Memphis and Charleston railroad, near Bun
tyn station; beginning at the point Of north,
west intersection Of 9O0dwyn and Midland
avenues; thence north, with west boundary
ofGoOdWyn avenue, eleven chains and ninety,
four links; thence west eight chains ana
twenty links; thence south eleven chains and
ninety-fouT links; thence east eight chains
and twenty links; containing . 7y-lOO acres,
more OF less. Sale on
Monday, 22d of May,
At the Real Estate Exchange Of Roysier,
Trczevant 4 Co.. northeast corner Of Main
and Jefferson streets, Memphis, between 10
o'clock a. m. and O'Clock pm. Title believed
10 be perfect, but / sell and convey only as
Trustee. JOHN p. TREzEVANT,
Trustee.
RorsTER, THEzEvANT 4 Co.. Auetioneers.
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A man reached Augusta, Ca, on Mon
day last, who said he had walked all the
way from Nova Scotia; that he started
few days after Christmas without cent
in his pocket, and that he is going to
Alabama to buy himselfa farml
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II Il II M -

Tho terms are liberal: ons-third cash. bdl-
ance in one and two years. with six per cent.
interest; and the chain of TITLE short. sim
pie and perfect.
RoYsTER. IRRELEVANT & CO..
Auctieneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-29

BURNETTs COLOGNE is the best and
cheapest.
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ORLEANS AND GEORGIA SITS.

WE GIVE NOTICE THAT WE SHALL.
by direction of F. W. SMITH. ESQ.,, con
tinue the PEREMPToRY PUBLIC SALE Of
LOTS lying between
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
rNHE PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLIsHED
i everv afternoon Except Sunday by
e. WITHIN RE,
Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at So per annum lin
advance); clubs of five or more. 81 80.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08
Shall We Meet Again3

The following is said to be one of the
most brilliant articles ever written by the
lamented George D. Prentice:
But the fiat of nature is inexorable.---
There is no appeal for relief from the
great law which dooms us to dust. We
flourish and fade as the leaves of the for
est, and the flowers that bloom aud wither
for day have no Trailer hold upon life
than the mightiest monarch that ever shook
the earth with his footsteps. Generations
Of men will appear and disappear as the
grass. and countless multitudes that throng
the world to-day. will disappear as the
footsteps on the shore.
Men seldom think Of the great event Of
death until the shadow falls across their
own path, hiding from their eyes the
traces of loved ones. whose loving smile
was the sunlight Of their existence. Death
is the great antagonist Of life and the cold
thought Of the tomb is the skeleton of all
feasts. We do not want to 60 through
the dark valley. although its passage may
lead to Paradise; and With Charles Lamb,
We do not want to lie down in the grsve
even With priuces for I'D. fslldwj.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08

In the beautiful drama of Ion, the in
stiuct Of Immortality. SO eloquently utter
ed by the death-devoted Greek. finds a
deep response in every thoughtful soul.
When about to yield bis young existence
as sacrifice to fate, his beloved Cleman-
tha asks if they shall not meet again. to
which he replies Il asked that dreadful
question of the bills that seemed eternal
of the clear streams that flow forever
of the stars among whose fields of azure
my raised spirit had walked. As look
upon thy living face. feel that there is
something in thy love that cannot wholly
perish. We shall meet again Clemantha.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08
Eelerteo Mlsrellany.
ONLY A KNOT OF BLUE RIBBON.

ONLY A KNOT OF BLUE RIBBON.
Turning over some papers in an old sec.
retary yesterday. came across piece of
knotted and faded blue ribbon. The sight
of it caused the recollection of thirty -odd
years to come freshly up to my memory
again.
have taken it out to-day. once more to
gaze upon it, aud it lies before me on my
desk as | write these lines. Need | say
that my mind is now wandering away in
the maxes of retrospection
What a singular life is ours? How
many hopes fail us. how many bright au-
ticipations never even budded to realiza-
ton But I must not moralize, where |
intend only to tell story Of days gone by.
Ralph Moulton and myself we're the
sons Of farmers. Our fathers property
ioined each others. We were born in the
same month and year. and almost upon
the same day. We grew up together as
playmates sud sehool-fellows. and by a
strange coincidence We both went to the
city and entered into the same commercial
house as clerks.
This pleased our parents and was q
source Of great satisfaction to ourselves.
Our intimacy had never been interrupted
through long years, even by the most tri-
vial circumstance. Now that we we're set.
tied in the city. we took room in com.
mon iu our clearinghouse. We had nc
secrets from each other, and unreservedly
opened our hearts with our hopes and
thoughts. We were happy. When vaca'
ton came We went to our old homes. and
at the expiration Of our leaves returned te
ssr duties and took up our abode in The
same qusr.srs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08
41loetry.
From the Southern Ma gazne.
THE GOSPEL OF LABOR.
What the South says to her Children
BY MARGARET J. PRESTON.

BY MARGARET J. PRESTON.
/ have smoothed from my forehead its sadnes
IT'S overl Thank Heaven therefor
would hide now with garments of gladness
The sackcloth and ashes of war.
Not a word of the Posty 1t has perished,
Gone down in its beauty and bloom:
Yet because it so proudly was cherished,
Shall we sigh out our years at its tomb2
By the duty and honor undaunted,
Still steadfast and stern as can be;
By the laurels jackson has planted,
By the hopes that we buried with Lee
Let us wrest from the future the guerdons
That to resolute purpose belong;
Let us fling from our spirits their burdens,
And quit us like men and be strong!
bring you, coppatriots, brothers
(As largess We dare not disdain,
Like Natures, that bountiful mother's,)
Savannahs as smooth as the main.
My valleys shall whiten all over
With SHOWS never born of the cold,
And grain like Midas shall cover
Every slope that it touches with gold.
The clink of the artisans hammer
Shall scare from. the forest its glooms;
In the brake s1lt he water-fowl's clamor
Be drowned by the clash of the looms.
Then up from your torpor, ye sleepersl
The dream ye are dreaming deceives:
Go forth to the fields with the1reapers,
And garner the prodigal sheaves.
With focks gladden. meadow and mountain,
With tinkling herds speckle each hill,
AndIblend with the plash of the fountain
The rumble and roar of the mill.
Brave hearts that have welded the sabre,
Staunch spirits that stood by the gun,
Take heed to the Gospel of Labor:
The old dispensation Is donel
Put bands to the plough of endeavor,
Plant foot to the deep-furrowed track;
Set face to the future and never
One wavering moment look back.
For none who despairingly centre
Their thoughts on the By-gone, and ban
The Present, are fitted to enter
The on-coming kingdom of man!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08

Third and Seventh streets two hundred
and 6fty-six Of the youth Of Maryland and
Delaware had fallen. u.
..The services Of the Maryland Battal-
ion were not terminated BY The dreadfat
Of the 9th. Itis exacting much
from our belief ia human ehdufssss end
courage, to find it narrated thattwo days
subsequently, the survivors unappa1led BY
the awful perils of that day. closed their
thin ranks around their regimental coloEi.
aud again took the post Of danger in the
final retreat from Brooklyn. Yet such
was the fact. :.
"For twelve hours. in momentarY ex-
pectation of the signal for assault. which
few expected to survive. the battslion
rested upon its arms. The long nightoe
the 29th was spent ID mutual charges 70
each other Of affcctionate remembrance TO
the loved ones at home. in making beqsssts
and directing such labors as are spgeestr
ed to the reflections Of men during the last
moments of life. 80, -, 10. f,.,..,
ut was not until the fog lightened.
with the first streaks Of dawn, that the Of
6cers and soldiers Of the rear guard wefe
informed officially that their comrades hsd
effected their retreat across the East fiver."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08

Well, Squire, you say you doHt ta1e
your county paper. .. ---sskseS Z. HolaaI
/ No, Major. get the city paperG oass %
much better TERMS, aud sol take D eouple
of them. s,aR aa.i.l. .g-.s!,r
But. Squire, these county papers are
great conveDienoe to us. The more @sr
encourage them the better the editor makes
them. ~ 81. = ~ ssass - y sssa ssiA
1 don'tknow that they sreof shy eea-i
venience to me.sll1 N salja9 saw ..si1 LIB
The farm you sold lastsspsing wassaao
vertised in one Of shsn. and you thereby
gained q customer. s.. oz.1 4 .aoh bna
Very true. Major. bat I paid three apl,g
lars for it.. s.,..,,.,...... 49, r.,.s, .o...
Now. il your neighbors had moi nsin.a :
tanned that press, you would have been
without the means Of Publishing Yodr
daughters marriage, and yodf bf0thsfSs
death last summer. sss sss seisseo sid spaa'
Yes, yes, but-aisia4 io syaiTo sils sniaa
And your nephewiwas . icasdidaae ~,
the legisIature, you we're highly ssAti6ed.
At bis newspaper defence. which sleeAeds
him. and cost you nothing. r..
Yes, yes. but these thinas are news
70 the readers and na make ,lk the people taks
the pspers.s sol .l1 ss@ I'D ;!,sai,ss,
No., no. Squire Grudgss mot IL tAe3-
wers ell like you. Nov. / tsll yos.s
Squire. the day win come when soaab6dji
will write . long euIogy On yoar lie. J
character. etc.. With : heavy bl&ck Sd!s
over and under It. and With 81 your ricbs1.s y
this viii be done for yeu - : grayeis gissns
70 the pauper. Yours wealth. rlibespity.a
and oil such, will b ispoksn or hn&i Mi
printer ~ be spells the words d assrsseI
ing the type. Will remark :: poor 2neIad
devil-he never took tho paper, 4snd 80
now ssindling tie printer out ef bn
usty noics alet he i de.d. go -, - - ! s.sa 9
Good morning. 6quiss. .sss A
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-12-08

4. The Small pox. za; Esa,f4es1
As this disease is making fearful hasosi
10 some Of the States. it may not be smiss'
to give our resders statement Of succince
facts in reference to this terrible disease
which have been indisputably establlshed
by the careful observation Of scientific,
men at home and sbtoade - ,.ss.5..,-
I. That infants should be v.ocinated 10,
q month after birth. .-
2. That vaccination sshoald be repeated
at the age Of fourteen years st1q. II ~
8. That the older persons grow alter
that. the less danger there is Of an attack
Of the ,small-pox or varioloid. which u
smallpox modified BY previous vaccina-
ton. aud that after 6fty there is no dsnYsf
Of an attack. re- sss' = q h9e ,9sa'a ao'
4. Still, ifthere is. auy dshgersof unss
usual exposure to the disease, OF Nit pro-
wallis largely IN 3 community. i = se6sfAs'
be vaccinatedl again . eia4aa yafa7T 20 ksi
S. Nurses in smallpox hospitals who,
are revaceinated are almost wholly exempt,
while other nurses. who are careless Of ree
vaccination. have varioloid in caeSten
| times more numerous.
8. That the farther the fet1J u
vaccine matter from Whist, was take416m
the COW, the more necessary Is revaccins-
Il ltion-that is vaccine matter loses some OF
its power ii every person il passes thto;
hence Il city practitioners should 6ke az
their matter from The COW Direct every
ten years. the oomuuiitJ wosld begsssssl
| ~ safer. ii s3aE ~ .ys4rt ~ .fSi 9eeo4q
T. No. authenticated case has yst osr,
CURED where any disease has been, come
municated through vaccine matter. athe9s
than modified smallpox. This statsmsp::,
should Be fixed upon the memory Of the,
intelligent reader. as bare assertions TO The
contrary are recklessly made BY ! certain
class Of uneducated persons. who write ou ,
matters pertaining to health and disease
z. It is . very rare occurrence that any
person who has been once we'll saGciDstsda
and was in good heslth at the time suffer-
from varioloid. Those who have varioaoida
after having been vaccinated once suffer
because it did not take we'll or some other
disease was in the system At the times OR
the matter was atftoo great remove ,froDi
the original source, the cow ~, 10 aaeliis
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DBsPoSALs FOR srArIoHERY

pKFAkTSEsT ~ STATE Nay 10. ISL
sealed Proposals., for Furnishing ssafioaery fS<
the ~ AT educ June -. ia. vii Re received Al
inis peSariment until the 2stH DAy ~ JUNE ISL.
Blank form. for bidding wi he furnished upc,
The bids viii be considered and accepted or re-
lsctec itt m by stem
ortraots must be execated By the successful bia-
GERS within ten days After being called upop 80 d.
The articles contracted fer must be furnished
IRON TINE % tine drrlng the year. in au1nfitfes
prrsuani O. orders from the BopartTens fhs an :
year
Each rrcpoesi nust he sisned Nv the tndividus or
Inn making u, and - aCc0rnpaf iei by a boa Win
SUMO lent surefies 10 eQHal 50 per cent ~
TIE bid or bids accepted, approved 6ya United
reside or DO busiRess Oh fern % be frrngshsd b,
the DepsTi meti, conditioned upcn the execution o.
. contract Tor furnishing such portions of the az
ticlee sc msy Dc awarded under IL. and the perform
aDoe Of the same.
All deliysrie. viii ne subject 90 inspection BY en-
state, and the delivery Of an inferior srtice m bs
deemed sufficient cause Go annCl The Contract ct the
option Of the Score airy.
Deliveries INST b. free OF charge 81 the Depa q
ment OF State, Washington
The failure 60 comply with any one order under
penalty OF the bond. the Seoretery OF state naay
direct the purchase, IN open market Il such qusnt
ttes OF any articles a. shall be necessary supniy
the deficiency CAUSED BY such failure, and charge -
eontfe tors 20 per cent OF the price which IL IN eli
be founo necessary 20 pay Tor such artio,es.
Propcsss upaccom panied by q satisfactory bonl
WI pot DC eonsdered. and Contracts viii 10 awarded
the srticle. HAMILTON FISH,
hA1 "a lu t6CT etary Of ftste.
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PROPOSALS.
WAsHISGToE AoUKDUor.
PRoPosALs Fos GATE HousKs
wAsHT.sros. D O, VAN.

NAsHfNGTNNs u. @.
Sealed Prnpossls v IN be received until N cle~f
m, on the THIRLErNrH PAT or IuNK. Tor Bailfins
Ss,e- Houses II TIE Distyfbutins Reservoir.
f1ss, specfnestions. farms % proposals.. snd an
Necessary Information can be haf from ThsodSrs NJ
ssso tsg As.stsnt Ensineer. st the once Of the
nQueosct. 2t2s X street, Or from the undsr-
sEneo A. the Lisbt house Board, Treasury Depart
blos VIII not BE considered uaicss they ere
~. s es 70 md comply with the reQurcmsals g
1sen eieder before p-eseni~e his BID must deposit
49, We Ireasurer u the uaited Stsfss az wash
lnston 70 tbs credit q tho Wsshingt0n A9uNaan
tne ton oi two thous.nc dollars, getfins reoel.es
toersior as guaranty that he Will eater Ito cor
Tract AWARDED 70 him. in accord ance With lis btd
500 carry On afd complete the work the r,soev -
oepesitef VII pe reiusded m ug sueces Z nj bid
Gers alter the svArd o. the oOntr.ct. All 40 a..
contractor on the nnsl completion aod sccect.,o.
OF n. work; bat fnilure % sisn the ooutrsci uhea
awarded or within i've days thsrpsfter Or ~ 80,
into ave carry on tks work its hosi com plstses
ACCORDING e. the speci6oatiens- shall for9e,t a.
mcneys 90 paid 20 the United States A. IL vidalsa
Psymer's viii be nsds for each Gate House vhs.
ccmprefed
The United st.t,s viii not be bound % soeest the
PROPOSAL. nu.t be Endorsed on the envsloy~-.
froprssis Ter buiidiog Gate H0Rsss,' aud cd
MAJOR GEORGE n. ELLIOT,
Oo'rs o. krgint erS, u 2. a Chief Encineer " ash
lneton squetuct, Light-Bcuse Board, Tressafy
Departr ent, " sshington. d. q. myx O.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CFFIcE 90 THE LIeHr HOUss BoaRp.
WILLY Ns.A ~

u
WILMINGTON. May 18Th lII. \
sesled proposals viii be rece.yea At thi, oro, M.
"a sS one Secek o. FRIDAY, the ninth ds, o. Juss,
the materials and LABOR Of All Kinds nees.ssry -
wess P,ss IT. orc sr Iron light hou.e Cor soufh-
con psnyiDs spesines,ion. snd drawings.
oont,s sSne % 20 delivered ~ the expense % the
So,nIsotor, On board q sea going vessel OF
tels; at any sespert nearest TO the tursrs
The Ligh, House Board viii provide ali the tim.
n .i ~Yrk. Its and concrete Tor the foundstise
turnture belonging Thereto and their cost Il not 10
oe inoiudss n the smount Of the bid. bnt the con-
above toe foundation pier and the cosf thereof hail
bs included in the amount Of the bid
w6RE, ss shown the drasings will be com ls,ed.
lqly erected az the Workshop and thsn taken down
should also stats the DAY and date on wnch il sha
1e 20 eompietsd and delivered, under torfsit, az
Ihs work viii be carried on under the personal
suprtlson OF al agent Of the Board. aud ali fscih
rial and wor Anship. suoh parta Of either IS are
no, ~ sseordsnce With the drasiHs- aud spe ines-
exp nse IF the contractor.
sal for sny easons il may dem sun lceut-
tsch bid must r accompanied b. b1nd, signed
70 BE- sucs b. sine Ocer fa5vn TO he Trsa.aTy
DeparimeLt,l Va toe sum Of twenty tdOns.ni doll
o. such I'D, the necesssrT contract viii be entered
into vhin zen 70 days after notice IS givep by the
Board that the bid has been sceepleS.
dollars. tSs CO., signed by two c-rnp eteRt bonds
eh ior the fbikful performance Of the cOatr set.
VIII be required.
A copy Of the PLANS and specifications must be en-
coseo with TIE BID as evidence IS &c The 90 ect q
the rrCposal.
al proposals mustte signed sealed, snd ina,rssd
Proposals Tor = light hDuve for Southwest Pass
Lf uisisns and then inclosed w another enreiops
snc cirseted, prepaid, b. Resr- Admiral " b.
shubritk, cha'ruan 81 the Light House Board.
Treasury D. partment. "a sshinEtOB, ID. =.
Any BIDDER nay be present sri witness the open
ins OF the bids AZ the tine and plase her snbs.Ors
SPECIFIED. .
Paynients forthe work willie made cuarterIv.
npon eslimstss eeTttsd 20 By te agent ofths Bari
INT twenty 81 per centrm Of tue arnOp AZ 81 earf
estimate gih be withheld Un.il the satisfactorg
COMPLETION OF the sJbtrset,
Plars, specifcstions SO FORMS Of proposals. mar
re- re- 2bisissd trsn Lisutenant Colpsst a. Busss.
Hnntd ststes Engineers. Portland, Nc. and al 4 Il
-. ,eGsnge street Boston sassxcnusetts: Lieutsa-
neers, staten leland. New York; G.. Castor erfrt
ESD, Assistant Light Onse Kngineer, soufhss2
corner sixth and Walnut streets, Phiiade'ph
Penntylysnis, CAPTAIN Peter O. Hsins, Usi,s2
states knsfneers. untoE Bank Builsi0e BsItimore.
Snskn Lane; ns,or W Merrill. United States
cheersened GEORGE b. ELLIOT
nylS-l2t @'s'
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RY WIN. l.. WALL d CO ,Aucuoneerv.
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 q. W cor, Pa ave- and 9th NJ

TBUsTEES eALE OF A VALUABLE FAR n
- By virtue OF o deed of trust, dated 8 AZ
EH s., 1853. and duly recorded In Liber No. a5i.
ten County, in the District Of Columbia, aAd by
direction OF the parties secured thereby shall sell
At public auction, on SATURDAY, the Sd day OF
June; ISL. AZ O'Clock m. on the premises, Q
valuable farm in the county OF WashibR ton,
lfng's bridge
1t is one of the most desirable suburban homes
about Washington. There nearly 90 acres of
beautifully rolling grounds, with scream of pure
epr1pg water running through the entire lsng tn:
sever or eight acres OF wood ant gr the
aft flowers
Fruit in great abundance, and all OF the choicest
selections, aud OF every variety The i'm prov emen
consist OF large end beautiful m Dder br 1t DWELL
N =, containing ~ rooms. including the ba hroom:
cellar underneath the m lin building. which IS 20 by
80. The grounds around the house are beautiful,
and the view OF the surrounding country citie1 OF
river, &C.. is grand and beautiful
There II very large and wsii-arranged coach.
house and stable. capable of accommodating tfteer
horses, hve or Fix carriages, hay io.,, feed room
harness room, workshop. ice house, COW honse
herDery, and other outbuildings, all In coed orde
and recently painted.
Thisis of the loveliest residences ever offered
for sale around Washinz on.
Terms of sale: 81 GO ossh, asd the balance in
two equal PAYMENTS In aud u months, Ia note,
bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust or
the premises. stamps ard AL conveyancing At 81,
Expense of the purchsser. deposit OF $50 will b,
required whom the property is knock cd on.
j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
Uylo eodos W. L.. VAIL CO. Aucfs
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

wAR DEPARTAKSr. May n, rs7l.
unti ~ eloek I. ss rrss1sssa a, tn: psP.rment
yo a. IS Ter suppyins the Stationery described
ssS 81 y nee n,s beiow for the fiscal ear ending the
Tue Stationery must be If the best qualify.
Examples must acc mpaHy each bid.
1he ,uooessf1l bidder via be required 20 civ.
bone with approved suretie. FOR the isithfu IN ~
reefye the right o oteeT the enc srtess a vii
den proper and % increase or diminish the qas1
hrticles not named in the schesul belo, ar, a
lurslshc at he ortion OF the Dc partment a the
PAPER MADE OF LIHxS STOCK
- - reso = i.n9 post, weighing % los per ream
~ ~ Its,ns nhealum; eefsning - IT. Per reslE
- rehhs, dlspaich cap, ruled 10 plttern geighfn.
s. resns legal osp se Cling u Ft,s, per ream
LIZ iesms lool>osp rulsd or plan, veighins l<lb-
aSs resms susTto poet. ruled or plain, weighing 10
III resSs SasrlS post rules or plain, weighing 10
L" nss Tote SsPsr' ruled Or plain, weighing 6
81 - -, fesln -.
lbs, headed IS per pattern. Der Tesns' s"ns
2 resps b, ttisE paper. req, per rean.
"a fesn.s o'ettins boards, weighing 100 lbs, per
- resms enyeloye paper, buff or yellow, rO,.r.
.e ssishlsg y los, per resm.
10 resns msnTiS wrapping paper. super royal,
8 re.ms Erosn SrspTrins paper, "a By IS inches.
$500 envelopes, plain, Nos. ., 10, II and Il. per
y, envelope. plain, Nos as snd 6 perIo
90 sS.e,cpss sktIs sesyy. headed PEI pattern.
o'e" Ifrs heesg healed as rer pattern.
e1 sross metallic pens, escorted. per gross
500 QGil. no -, per ll0o.
"a dozen fs6srs AMERICAN, or Eagle black Ie.s
s e; fseet : Tsd aud blue pencils. per dozen.
=. y. e0ssh y o holder s.sorte l. per dozen.
Sdo.sn hotsers' erssefs, ivory or cocoa handle.
s2,I dozen Roeeers q sons. Of wosteuho,o,, A.
a. blade per Knives, per dozen.
90 eozeh hodeers SCISSORS, "a 8 and 6-inch per
sdcten shears. 9 10 and n inch, per ooz.,
7ooKep nsynsrd Noye. ini. Su.rss. mar aox.,
Sdexen aylard Eoyes' ink, rints p~r' dom
seosen sosris Csriers Copying Ink. per dcfss.
is'i dozs1 pistsnds Draper !: hifnsS =. OF esssa.
g pessas .ssI,us v.., scarlet, per pound.
pounds lndfa rubber prepared IN pieces, par
. deren sIf taste or braid. assorted, per dozeu.
T. a So per sS d.
~ po1nss iiDsb Irvine, assorted per pound. -
q dozen quart bottles mucfiass. per Doe. 1sn'
= eczen blank bcoks, assorted. per dss~n
q DOZEN packs Visiting cards, per dozsn.
ss src.s Ildis rubber bands. s.ssrs.j PEE srs:.
eskeh mtmcrsnorn books. sssorted- per .dosea.
&c 2. - nsn Dor es notsrisi sesls, per doses-
NJ dozen quarts Arncld ! writing nuid PER dozen.
500 "a n letter clips. per dozen
z, s.Ia m 1 nd ts.ds.. psrd'1ss
eoz' spenes cups, per doxen.
8 sozs psper vetS Its per dozen,
40 fxss aosals patent paper fssteners, per box.
" , uDds waters. rer pound.
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