JOHN H. CAMPBELL.--The last issue of Mexico are the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 12, 15, 20, and 50 centavos; 1, 5, and 10 pesos. F. WALDRON.--The prices quoted are those _asked_ by dealers, not the prices paid by dealers for them. Address firms mentioned in our advertising columns. R. S. C.--In die A, 1887, 2c. green U. S. envelope the bust points to the space between the third and fourth "tooth" of the edge. In die B, the common die, the bust points to space between second and third "tooth." BEN B. WOOSTER.--It is frequently difficult to distinguish the two dies of the 1851 U.S. 1c. stamp, as they were printed with very small margins. The 1851 extra line U. S. 3c. is identical with the 1851 die, but perforated. The extra line is at top and bottom only. A. C. G. WILLIAMS.--Die B, fawn, star watermark, is very common, and worth very little. The rare envelope has the die C stamp. In this the head of Washington is egg shaped. JOSIE S. GREY.--There is no 1775 Washington U. S. cent. For the prices of the cents and half-cents see ROUND TABLE No. 842. The other coins and tokens mentioned have no premium value. I do not know the "Veto" token. E. M. FAREWELL.--Old English telegraph and revenue stamps are not collected in this country. A. J. SELOVER.--The flying eagle cent, 1856, is worth $5. The other dates do not bring any premium. A. WALTER.--No premium on the coins mentioned. S. M.--The legend "One Hundred Years" appears on the stamps of New South Wales. H. B. BARBER.--The only way is to buy an illustrated catalogue, which will give you prices also. [Illustration: Ivory Soap] Have you noticed when discussing household affairs with other ladies that each one has found some special use for Ivory Soap, usually the cleansing of some article that it was supposed could not be safely cleaned at home. THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO., CIN'TI. GEO. F. CRANE, 90 Nassau St., NEW YORK, will pay cash for collections or scarce stamps. BAKER sells recitations and PLAYS 23 Winter St., Boston CATALOGUES FREE. [Illustration] [Illustration] THE BALTIMOREAN PRINTING-PRESS has earned more money for boys than all other presses in the market. Boys, don't idle away your time when you can buy a self-inking printing-press, type, and complete outfit for $5.00. Write for particulars, there is money in it for you. THE J. F. W. DORMAN CO., Baltimore, Md., U.S.A. FOR YOUNG PEOPLE * * * * * "HARPER'S ROUND TABLE" FOR 1895 Volume XVI. With 1096 Pages, and about 750 Illustrations. 4to, Cloth, Ornamental, $3.50. * * * * * A LIFE OF CHRIST FOR YOUNG PEOPLE In Questions and Answers. By MARY HASTINGS FOOTE. With Map. Post 8vo, Cloth, Ornamental, $1.25. The Rev. DR. DAVID H. GREER writes: