2. The 10c. with outer line. (Illustration No. 7.) 3. The TEN c. (Illustration No. 7.) 4. The 2c. red-brown. (Illustration No. 4.) Those four stamps are about equally scarce. 5. The 10c. red. (Illustration No. 3.) 6. The 20c. green. (Illustration No. 5.) 7. The 10c. blue, die A. (Illustration No. 3.) 8. The 10c. blue, die B. (Illustration No. 3.) 9. The 5c. blue. (Illustration No. 1.) 10. The 5c. green. (Illustration No. 1.) 11. The 5c. blue, Richmond print. (Illustration No. 6.) 12. The 5c. blue, London print. (Illustration No. 6.) 13. The 10c. blue, die A. (Illustration No. 7.) 14. The 10c. blue, die B. (Illustration No. 7.) The last four are extremely common, both used and unused. None of the fourteen stamps are as scarce as any of the "Postmaster's Stamps." I get so many inquiries concerning half-cents and cents that I purpose in an early issue to give a list of all those which are bought by dealers. PHILATUS. ADVERTISEMENTS. INTERNATIONAL EDITION. Le Grand's Manual for Stamp Collectors A Companion to the Stamp Album. Prepared for the American collector by Henri Pène du Bois, Esq. How this Book is Divided. PART I. treats of stamps in general and successively of all the details concerning their issue. PART II. treats of the various sorts of stamps, postals, telegraphic, fiscal, or revenue. PART III. treats of subjects relating to stamps not discussed in the two preceding divisions, obliterations, surcharges, proofs, reprints, counterfeits, etc., together with an article on the _Universal Postal Union_ and another on the formation of an album. Bound in cloth, extra, $1.00. Published by G. D. HURST, 114 Fifth Ave., New York. _Your nearest bookdealer will get it for you._ A LIFE OF CHRIST FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. In Questions and Answers. By MARY HASTINGS FOOTE. With Map. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1.25. A book that is remarkably well suited to its purpose.... The value of the book lies in its perfectly simple and clear style and in its interesting manner.--_N. Y. Sun_. The Rev. Dr. DAVID H. GREER writes: I believe it to be one of the most satisfactory manuals of that character which I have ever seen. It meets a need both in the family and the Sunday-school, and I am sure that its merits will be very quickly and widely appreciated. It is not often that I can give an indorsement so cordially and unreservedly as in this case. * * * * * HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers, New York. [Illustration: Ivory Soap] At all grocery stores east of the Rocky Mountains two sizes of Ivory Soap are sold; one that costs five cents a cake, and a larger size. The larger cake is the more convenient and economical for laundry and general household use. If your Grocer is out of it, insist on his getting it for you. THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO., CIN'TI. PRINTING OUTFIT 10c. [Illustration] [Illustration: G. A. R. 25c.] [Illustration: Brownies 10c.]