Stones and soil from California, for stamps, coins, or sea-shells.
A card printer wishes a pair of good French fencing foils, for a font of script type.
Stamps from Cuba, Belgium, and Barbadoes, and other rare stamps, for a three-cornered Cape of Good Hope; or other foreign stamps, for ore or any kind of curiosities.
GEORGE H. ELDER, 99 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D.
_Golden Days_, for HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. Have all the first volume, except between 7, and 23, and 31. Wish HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE between 20 and 40, and 41 and 53; U. S. and other stamps, for curiosities and Cape of Good Hope stamps.
J. H. TODD, Box 225, Oakland, California.
A 2-cent U. S. Internal Revenue stamp, for any foreign stamp, except from Canada. England, Denmark, France, Austria, Italy, and Germany. Five U. S. postmarks, for any foreign stamp, except from the above-named countries. Will receive offers for a New York State coin of 1863, and for an eagle cent of 1857.
ROSIE BALL, 7 Sycamore St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Rare U. S. stamps, newspaper stamps of Austria, a South German state stamp, and rare stamps of Italy, Spain, and Brazil, also an Agricultural Department stamp, for stamps from Spain, which are an earlier issue than 1870, or 1-penny Bahamas 1859, or 10, 12, 15, 30 cent Post-office Department, U. S.
A fret-saw, designs, saws, and all complete, for a printing-press and materials, autographs of eminent persons, or a microscope. Stones from Madagascar, U. S., and foreign postmarks, for books, coins, minerals, stamps, ocean curiosities, or Indian relics.
A piece of oak cut by a soldier friend from the prow of the iron-clad _Merrimac_; a piece of olive-wood from Jerusalem, and a piece of asbestos, for a genuine Indian bow and arrows. Please write to arrange exchange.
White coral, curious rocks from Crève-Coeur Lake, shells from the Pacific Ocean, quartz crystals, for books of all kinds on mineralogy.
"MINERALOGIST," 903 Cardinal Avenue, West St. Louis Station, Mo.
Sea-shells and other ocean curiosities, for Indian curiosities.
Postmarks and rare stamps, for curiosities.
Hard stamps and postmarks, etc., for department stamps of all kinds, stamps from Africa, Asia, Canada, South and Central America, Cape of Good Hope triangular especially desired, or curiosities of any kind, wood from historic trees, etc.