Pine, birch, maple, and oak of different kinds, poplar, ash, wild cherry, and alder, for ocean shells and curiosities, postmarks, or other kinds of woods. New Hampshire granite or cobble-stones, for stones from any other State.
Scott E. Sanborn,
54 Pennacook Street, Manchester, N. H.
A very good stamp album, for a genuine Indian bow and arrow in good condition.
Walter S. Russell,
Cooperstown, Otsego Co., N. Y.
A British stamp, for a Cape of Good Hope stamp.
Attie Sutton, Bradford, Penn.
Five postmarks, for every ordinary foreign postage stamp; and ten postmarks, for every rare foreign stamp.