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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01

WASHINGTON, January Sl.-The Presi-
dent has approved tho act aboliahing the
trankipg privilege. -
TIE ooNTUAACIoUs WITNESS.
The contumacious witness, Stewart,
was consigned 10 room in the basement
Of the Capitol formerly occupied as her
studio by Winnie Ream, and recusant
witnesses generally.
The President has vetoed the bill for
the relief Of the East Tennessee UniVersi-
tH, saying that the same objections were
attached 10 1t as expressed In the message
returning Senate bill for the relief Of j.
Milton Best. He would heartily favor the
donation Of the amount Of the appropria-
tion by the bill Tor the relief Of the Uni.
versity, but the precedent once establiah-
cd that the government is liable for the
ravages of war, and the end Of the de-
mands on the Treasury could not be fore.
cast.
The government will send peace com.
mission to the Modoc Indians charged
with ample power to hear and adjust all
troubles.
The President has nominated Mrs. E.
e. Cotton as postmistress.
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT AND ]. R. 8 K.
CANAL.
WASHINGTON, January S1.-The Com.
nlssioners appointed by the Governors
oHWest Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio,
Indiana, Tennessee and Pennsylvania,
who arc here in charge Of the Ohio river
improvement, had a consultation to-day
with Col. Darlington, Col. Hughes, and
others, Of the Virginia delegation, favor
ing legislation for the benefit Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal. They have
agreed that the two enterprises arc kin
dred, and will urge early Federal legiala.
tion in behalf Of both.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, and Quarters
81 TO. Eleven whole tickets for 800.


PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves S5, and Quarters
81 TO. Eleven whole tickets for 500.
No discount on less than 500 orders.
Nothing could bo more appropriate for prost
ents than tickets 10 this Banquet OF Wealth Of
moro likely to produce RTandOF satisfactory re-
suits. The object Of this Third Gift Concert 10
the enlargement and endowment Of tho Public
Library Ol Kentucky, which, by tho special &C
authorizing the Concert for its boleht, IL TO bC
forever free to all citizens Of every State. Tho
concert will be conducted like tho first and Sec
Ond heretofore given, aud full particulars Of tho
mode OF drawing the gifts and paying them and
everything necessary to thorough understand
ing Of the scheme, IRON beginning TO end, are
now published In tho form Of circular, which
will be furnished FREQ Of cost 10 any who apply.
Tue entire management OF this undertaking has
been committed by the Trustees to Hon. ThoB.
Z BrAmlettc, lAtO Governor Of kentucky, to
whom all communications pertaining 10 the Gift
Concert should be addressed.
Il r. DURRETT, President.
IN, HALDEMANN. Vice Prcst.
JOHN s. CAIN, Sec'y public Library OF Ky.
FARMERS d DR0VES' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets arc now ready for EalC, aud all orders
for them, or application for agencies, circulars,
information, ctc., will meet with prompt Atten-
ton when addressed to me as below directed,
TH0S. E. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Kentucky.
Agent Public Library KentactlV.
ID iauf6 saw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01

TnEATRE.-Camille, or the Fate OF a
Coquctc, vas well played last night to Il
fair house. Miss Price as Camille excel.
cd herself and won frequent applause.
Mr. uanchett appeared TO advantage as
the father Of Camilles lover. Mr.. Par.
tello, as the lover Of the Coquctte, played
with more naluralncss and power than
We have yet seen him display. Mr.. Bos-
worth did the hated rival very success
fully. Some oI the closing scenes were
very a1ectingly rendered by Miss Price;
and when the CurtaiH fell Oh the last
sCenC-whel Camille dies at the very
moment ofthC final restoration and recon-
cilistion with Armand, he Clasping her
hand and kneeling in agony at her feet
there were not many dry eyes in the au.
dieuce, "albeit unused to the melting
mood"
Tonight Miss Price will conclude her
engsgementin this city with Laura Court
land, the Society Belle, in "Under the
GHslight." There will be a grand matt
nee this afternoon with "Trip Van Win.
kle," by Mr.. BOsworth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01
WASHINGTON.

TIE FRANKrNG BILL APPROVED.
WASHINGTON, January S1.-The Presi-
dent has approved tho act abolishing the
frnnkinP nriYilePe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01
THE NEW 6 FER CENT LOAN.
Circular from the syndicate.
New YoRK, January 81,

NEW YORK. January o.
10 Editors We take the liberty Of
sending the following prospectus as an
item Of public interest. It's prepared be.
cause so few days remain in which to
reach remote pointsby the ordinary course
of mail.
[Signedl J..CooKE s Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01

WASHINGTON, January 31.-The House,
Nfter spending the whole day on private
bills, adiourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-01
LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 10, 900 GIfls, all Cash.
PRICE OF TICKETs,

To provide names Tor this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred ThOueRnd Tickets only vii
be issued large portion Of which arc already
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by TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the Intelli gencer.
OIy tho Western Union Line.
Office Northwest cor. Of Main and MOnrOS SLsI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30
PHUNNYGRAMS.
From the DanburY News /


The latest announcement of new
music is, 'Hush, Sisters Dying, with
Piano Accompaniment"
"A Danbury saw filler ALWAYS wears
wadding in his ears when at work so as
not to disturb his neighbors.
We are not going to Europe, as has
been reported. We never shall leave our
post again-unless we get pass.
The women pretend that they are In
need OF suffrage, but they would be con-
tent with an eye In the back of their
head. as
"A SlaWson man was unexpectedly
caught fishing by his pastor, Sunday
The minister was shocked, and so was
the fisherman, and in his confusion he
stammered out something about fearing it
was going to rain, and that the fish might
get wet
Good precepts are not always lost
The great trouble is that we grow easily
discouraged in trying to impress them
There are many people who were lectured
all winter on the necessity of closing doors
behind them, but who are only just begin
ming to realize it. Now they are particu-
lar to shut all the doors, even taking pains
to remove the chairs which are holding
Iucm open.
The dull times are not exactly con-
fined to Danbury. The complaint comes
from every direction. And yet New
York letter of yesterday says the money
market is comparatively easy, that the
banks are supplied with reserve, and that
interest is light. We are sorry interest is
light. We intended to make an invest
ment. But it is an ill wind that blows
no good. We shall get duster
A Danbury mans order for his wife's
hat is novelty in its way. She was sick,
and couldn't go for the hat, so he drove In
himself. He told the milliner to put on
dollars worth of parsley, fifty cents
worth of string beans, ten cents worth OF
cherries, few green currants, beet OF
two, a little cabbage, and about three
slices of turnips, or, if it was too early
for turnips, make it two new potatoes In
stead.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30
A Wonderful Discovery.


We are informed by the most trust
worthy authority possible of the discov-
cry OF marvellous amount of gold, found
by respected citizen of this city last
night, while digging drain to- carry off
some water that had collected in his
woodshed, near the river bank. While
busily engaged in his unpoetical occupa-
ton, his spade struck something hard,
which he soon ascertained to be a stone,
the stone lying on the path of his drain.
1t being somewhat dark, he repaired to
the house for lantern. Returning to the
woodshed, he continued his labors, find,
ing the stone very large and deep in the
ground. To be brief, while prying with
the spade, the stone apparently separated
but on looking at it closely with the aid
of his lantern, he saw the apparently solid
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30
The Shah.

The German press seem to have
formed conficted opinions regarding the
appearance and disposition of the Shah,
so much that the BerlS7aer Wespen has
taken the pains to collect all the informs-
ton given to the public ON the subject,
and produces rather bewildering por-
trait of the Persian monarch in this
style lei o. a..
BILE, thoroughly vulgar mien; tall, very
short, and wears a black, remarkably
variegated, entirely yellow uniform
His eyes are dim and fiery. He observes
acutely, looks on everything with indiffer-
ence, and wears gold spectaclcs made of
steel. He is almost entirely bald, and a
conical cap of cloth constantly covers his
luxuriant falling hair. He drinks Ma
deira and Champagne exclusively, and
lets nothing pass his lips but water
Gentle as he is, he took great pleasure In
the roaring of the beasts at the Zoolog-
ical Gardens, and rejoiced with his native
cruelty at the bouquets presented him
there. He likes nothing but voluptuous
table and the ballet, and came to Europe
only in the interest ofhis people to learn
the progress of civilization. Toward
ladies he is in general very gallant,
severe, tender, and wild. He is forty two
years of age, born in 1913, and has been
already a quarter of a century or the Per
sian throne, the ornament of which he
has become in this short period of his
reign, and on which it has been impossi-
BILE for him to gain the love of his peo-
pie"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30
NO CARDS.

I've been 10 wedding this morning. my dear!
The hour il was six o. the clock;
The sun shone like gold, and the skies were
washed clear,
And the company came in a flock.
The bridewith her friends was ''At home' in the
Whose branches hang over the wall;
AS merry as any gay bridesmaid she,
And she gave sweet welcome to ALL
And what was her dress? I will say only this
1t was pretty becoming and pain
But In my opinion the best of it is
mat she really can wear it again.
The floral display was enchanting to view,
All odorous pink, white and green;
And the dainty house furnishings, every speck new,
The prettiest ever were SEEN
But the music, my dear, that quite beyond
Obi never, l know, did you hear s af-51.
The Songs without Words" those mclodious
lays,
When they sounded SO sweet or SO clear.
''No presents DESIRED" must have been under
stood,
For not even a teaspoon was brought;
But the bride looked as happy as bride ever
could, r-
And the guests appeared cheerful, l thought
There was plenty of room for the whole merry
Though relatives came by the score;
But they all knew beforehand that trains weren't
allowed, 81 sa.f eefHsr
And that, of course made rather more
The services ended all fastened away
Leaving bridegroom and bride in the tree
To begin their housekeeping without more delay,
So knew that they wouldn't want me.
I felt, while stayed most delightfully."- free,
1t was such an informal affair."
No cards; but went to the wedding, you see
Don't you wish that you, too, had been there?
Christian U7siOn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30
steak is a great luxury to lovers of "wild

steak is great luxury to lovers of "wild
meat"
"The boy is father to the man, and by
his own pluck and perseverance Dan
went through college, and out into the
world to do a mans work there But in
the homestead, the father-old and gray
haired now-lOves to show the great
shaggy bear-skin, and tell of what his son
Dan did when he was a boy.-Lsttze Cor
DOrdL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30
Our Young Folks.
IN THE SWING.

Baby and
Are going to swing;
Boys, come and push u.s.
That's just the thingl
Now we go up!
Now we come DOWN.
Up in the apple-tree-
Down to the ground.
Dear little head
Lies on my breast,
Trusting and safe
AS bird in its nest
No matter how swiftly,
How low, or how high,
We're pleasantly swinging
Baby and II
Up in the apple-tree,
In a snug nest,
Light winds are swinging
The robins to rest.
Four baby robins
Are swung to and fro
Backward and forward
Now high, and now low.
The mother broods DER them.
And close to her breast
They are pleasantly swinging,
Secure in their nesti
All, well my baby
VIII soon leave my breast.
And all the young robins
VIII fly from the nestl
But never more happy
Or safe can they be
Than swinging to-day
:. In the old apple-treeI''
God cares for the robins
Wherever they fly,
And we, too, will trust Him
Baby and II
~ Hta Christian Triton.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30

CANNED GRAPES are nice flavOring for
pies. Stew and sift them. Always stew
down and mash cranberries fine for
pies.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-30

NEW HAMPSHIRE has found way to
feed her State Prison convicts ON eleven
cents day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-09
sT OF GIFTS.


ASN@ss Saaa 9l.s.1
The MONEY 70 PAT. ali these sifts in fun Is pow
LSgisyils and - aside lot that Pgrpose. and On
SSosS Sss Sars sss' IL s be seen BY III"
oSIicH or fAhnnns, AHP pnoyEhs' BAsx.l
Til. to s,rtfS tssi her, !. a P * Psln!r.
and Droysr: b.ni % the credit q tps Third ora1d
ksnincEy, nvs hqndred ihoassnd doiisr-, whiss
p Sfs ap a. y az IN ;Ss 70 NJ %
for this purpose. And this PnTgOss only, 49,
a M s aSsSs Gs sssSs sis
"a g II ~ eSa@o IN NE siseOa ne tssSs me
nns16cr suos,ptins d u a Sthsr sh''' s"'' IN
=, Ihs rs@ns1t q ansold lcists VIM Be fu!pishsd
money '.issss S.sSs SSsifi:Sss :ssR!; !
Ios SsS1 y, n, q S% and Sis n f0E sSo Ne az
SSps sss SSiS e s y. ts
SSlSSE on T I5s ia %Srns Ip,y fssS
Placing q tags lone for zach ticket Sold In lAfe
SSse y PiSS%f z ana q az ss shs '
@s,Its sS PIssiasRt On; DIsY,ns RI ant half q
q "a half % sis s,h Fselns q lsye Wheel
h ss u htgSs Il sRR'd by
q q. The NIB
Inteid he drawing and keep the record % ths
ana moas sstscry citizens q the STATE All vii
be 80 eondueted As 70 be perfect guaranty against
me p.ymsnt q Eif.s vii begin on Saturday. July
y. q so,eoet a m. Tieke,s drsTias si.ts must BE-
bsnf % IsSisyiIe, % light draft upoh The Four,h
aS aP y q ssf Eoi e. t 00s e ss
called for IN 9 months from The drawing VIII be
For FUN psrticulsrs send ior eirenlsTa
THOS. X. BRAMLRTTR,
.piSTuhrtisi n' Pubic iAOrar' Io anhiisR y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-09

"AhhiNuIoN, ~. ", may y
s fss' DAY d Ssp.
q ass a. %sy N sSi. AZ 4c
lowing dsscr6sd Po.i osioe In eioSss. OF psriSd
q one year commencing on tho lat day Of July.
n. 4, a AsD nET Tgs.,
10 ! ~ sS 81 " inches; estimated number 70
Va ]. siss " > Inches; estimated number 70
NC, 4 .iIe - ~ 10Y Inches; estimated number
required 1Fn nRRs ts III nerp pAck.ors
~ sss " rs inches estimated number TO
bds Tss De- sss m.g saa %
Of p &c hind As tn. syr zee may demand;
~ SSS,isss VA Tor each fina @ The
ssmpiss q ths dinsIsnt sizes AND styles q En-.
viii iarnishsd Gu sppcstion % he ThiTd Assist
ant Postmaster Gel.eral,
NJ q paper. cumming and make % The ssmiplss.
We cumming on ,hs haps n 20 DO done IN.
banded IN parcels OF twenty .nye, paeked In strong
pasteboard or straw boIes, securely bound With
y contain not ssS ahSn S q ssss sS ssa
NOT les than 10y q ne other ,isss o5 otssSwiss =
m.hila Psper and nropsIiy scaled. % q 10 heal
g e " r Tie ShS re
may ss dsnsns.a with In tho discretion
When Adv or more Envelopes are required 10 al
the 9sdss q ,IS. N s Tase s. 1s i9,s sTe
pfSps9iP aSSrssssa bai when les tsan S arc
BY The sontfsstor without stditionsl eharse :,
tics Is may fT5@ time 70 ss y rsared . he
order q a. or Of ,as I'm mt and Be
the ssosgted 6lddeS resides Or 4 this pepar,gnsni
ior tps sbens and sSsfns ths s & q
DO done undsr the inspection and Supervision of an
All the Envelopes herein described must boar such
printing ~ the rostmaAter aeneIal may direct, aud
% IA printed in SsrnliiOn some other approved
| brilliant color. -, - .,-...
snS saa Il s Il s
eats Of the aoyernment requireit
sntee. certified 70 BE- rssponsi6ls and suiieient 5,
Rs bidder resides ,Sst he bidder sSa %sb inter tef
days after being called nIon 70 Do 50. execute
ordered. the srpele % Artiolss awarded 70 hun %
~ E1h Ss sSnrs
price Of all the articles estimated 70 be furnished b
aid bidder conditioned upon the faithful Per
. PToposAls gnaeeompanied by such guarantee vii
Tbs Postmaster GENERAL ressryes to himself tn
right 70 Annn the contract III hla lpdsmen1 ther
pcse upon The ,Dsl artmsnI Envelopes Inferior I
.S,s n: ISs oS ~ s
tlon OF the Act Of O0nYresa approved August ~ lbt
entitled "An act legaliting aud making appropril
|. tiona for such necessary Ohtecta as have bee
usually included IN tue general appropriation
bilA without authority Of law, and to AZ and prs
vide for certain Incidental expenses OF the DepAF
o menta and otcea Of the Government, and for othe
purposes "(U. y Statutes at Large, Vol D, page 2bb
or the Postmaster uentral may, In his discretion
| direct the purchase In Olen market OF such qua
= ilss 81 Eivelopes As shsn b nseSssAry q stppl
70 the contractor or contraetors nifty per centum
Inc pEiee which II shall be found NECESSARY 10 ~
| for such articles.
|. Bids should DO security enyelOped aud scale
4 marked "PruplaAlA for Post Once Enyelopesn al
= addrt ssed 70 the Third Assistant PostnAser dc
: erAl, Post Once Department. Washington, u, o.
q JOHN A. .. ORESME LL,
" My6fr6Tutw PostmAsteT0en neral.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-09
RoposALs FOR STRAIN MACHIsKRYFoR
BLo0Ps OF WAR.

u hlfOOH6 WAX.
BunsAp or sTr,N soissssiso,
sI.nufsstarsrs q steam machinery "a are invited
TO send 70 this bureau until noon OF August l. liza
or more q pRfse SesSss q seons IS ,Sa.
and propesd By one screw. -
:anSs q. scsSsssss and hoTi,Sh. syiSds
Nth eompostion tubes, and q spiicisnt strength
poSs IL bsoRR e :srs hSs
iSTs ss, 70 II % Composition oOpper and tn
There wall DO Two AUXILIARY steam pumps q ap
spprovsd d,siEn. With special pump. uAui'''~
The usual number "a duplicate pieces. tools and
required IN such naval contracts are 10
The @Sohi1ery Il to be q the very best quality q
stsndsra and vii include a ihSi Z RsosssaSy Tor
ss s sss 81 ana ssH oS sSf Ss Ah1e
be- n ali respeSts, complete for that purpose, 40
In addition 70 Tie ordinary wharf trial the ms
n a,. WI. &c 5sSnirSd q develop ~ Indicated
ssSstss SOus VIZ sood 5,sSssiS eUs S sns
the gtoss weight q Al the machinery, including
eoh bunker shaft alley water in boilers, &e., e
inc dei.iled plans. sPeeirsa,lons .nd drawing,
s 20 on ss o. ~ gs ist asy q gSy sSTs'n any
Inc msshitp.Ty is 70 be ERECTED IN beard the YES,
sou.h q SOrfoif. Va as the secretary q the Ssvy
Ths proposals VIII state the name or names Of the
parties In full and their snfetes The gro su Tor
Nhich they propoee 70 furnish the machinery com.
plete IN The ye.asi, and rrady fer draining ~
fss PSopS.s at ssa 70 DE- ss adSs.sa .p.
Ssam knrhia,ry FOR Sfeeps N Var" 10 4 stintsuiah
thepi from other business Letters. and be aecompa.
| med by cory OF this Advertisement
| and payments will be made lin the usual manner ~
| the work progresses. The Bureau reserves the
right 70 reject any or all proposals thatmAy be made
under this advertisement, In liz opinion, the pub
4 Proposals viii also be received ct the same time
and In ali respects In the same ma inner and under
the same conditions, for steam machinery for one
OF noreof four vessels Of about 40 tons sasure-
Gated horses power, and the Kroas weight Of which
/ ahAll not exceed ilB tons.
| Designs, With the necessary specifications for
engines and boilerr, In accordance with the fore
ments, Will be receiyed for exArlinAtion and con
sideratiun at the Bureau from deaiEnerp aud man.
| nfActnrers Of marine engines until meridian, on
the lyth OF June, ia
allotted TO the machinery, showing the height and
fore and aft length OF the space allowed will be fur.
niAhed on apphcaton tothe bureau. Tha Apecihca-
tons will state what will be tho maximum expense
q an Indicated hersep9weT tn POUNDS o. good An.
less than " consecutive hours At maximum power,
| for any design accepted a. whole, or any novel
| feature or part Of deaiRn adopted, reAsonA biz
sum. In no case exceeding $500, WIN BE- paid 81
Drawings required are fuTnished, for the best r.
lected Design the sum Of eaoO will be paid II In un
derstood that the right Il reserved TO use, on thu
terTs above stated any issiEn or any parts o. AMI
a 81 e 5es them sS AZ no!
mys Chief Of bureau.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-09
PROPOSALS FOR Iosr OFFICE ENyEI-

Sealed p!oG,oySls III b rscsivcd Il iEis DePsrt
At y o'clock M for furnishing In such quantities
aud At such timrs a. may be required the fol:
q one year, commencing GU the lat day Of July.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-06-09
PROP0ALS.


UIfhohVphho NoiN olhliONbnts
... Wan DEPARTMENTAL
se.,sd prop m. an cir ~ ot
:sss e sss
SS rye g q f SS Ss 1SRs %
M S edn WI s rSu,Sdb s c
I%sns q II! sontrsss and The pepsi,msn, Wi
deem PEoler md to incrSsse OF diminish the auan.
Articles not named in the schedule below aret
be Furnished q the option Of the Department, Al
'"' ''"''' "D ~" ' VIM w BELKsAP,
PAPER MADE OF LINEN sT3cK '"
. reams folio pnst, weighing % lbs. per ram.
fssm assp.iea c.f faisa q 'G psiIsa r f Weigh
Ing elbs Per reanl- -
10 rss%s f sosssp, ruled OF p,ain o Weighing
~ rssP. quartz post. ruled or plain. Weighing
Es resPs aa.rto pct, ruled or rl.ln. weigh ns
20: si r.sr :, rS SSsd c9 T..
q, resa,. So.e payer, ruled or plain. weighing
% rs.m: 1 sopsins P Pst ashSs patent, per
SSSs s s!SS.n 70 aEs sS pp per
o ore.m. blO,tlns boards, weighing iOOIbs per
u realms snyelope paper, bua or yellow. royal.
d re.ms Mnni!l. ~, SrsPp,ns paper super royal
a resms No naner ~ rssn
o. % hn0e p,ps. ~ s.s, o, h. "A in.h.,
TcsrRins 10 la Ter rsam. :, " :" '''"'''
% reams brown E,apRinE PAPER, q by toinohes,
Aoon enyel 5re1 Ne q ~ I, and il. pcrtoo
S,ss., enyeioi,e. No. Z wasnS9 NJ III AZ,
loo enyelopss. Manila paper. cloth lined, u BY
loo osysssSss. Assilis sp.psr. slOth lined. IA By
600 enyeiopes, Manila parer, not lined, II BIZ .
.o,o nyne.. ~ i,,g. 49,. ~, ,,,.a % H. .
~" euseiopss, ms,n nh papet' hot hneu' u "
An, meme. ncnes, " Ilg, -. -, ,,,.a ,,,s ~
~" enNelsopes, mh thl n paper' not hneo'h. oS
es gross metallic pans, saaortsd. per gross,
asg aniiis, ~, per I.oSo2y. NJ. ri. ,,... ,..a
' es.iis 49, !, " hAse p'AoA eAo
IA, as X, ". 80, aos ~ a lila. o..u. .r
"" DOZEN rea anu o'"' p'n'"'' Pe'
~ dofs. pen holders. assorted. per dozen, .
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