I go to school, and I try to study pretty hard, and be a good girl. I am going to the country this summer, and I expect to have a nice time. I have a little black kitty, and it has a little red collar with bells on it. Its name is Jetta, and I hope it will not die, for I have no brothers or sisters, and I call my kitty my sister. I am ten years old. I have some pretty shells I gathered on the sea-shore, which I would like to exchange with some little girl, for stamps. JULIA M. P., 2403 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Penn. * * * * * Louie E. Almy, Newport, Rhode Island, and F. R. Satterlee, New York city, withdraw their names from our exchange list. * * * * * V. Moger, Morrisania, New York, and more than a dozen others, are anxiously inquiring for addresses of careless correspondents. We have no farther comments to make upon this constantly recurring trouble. * * * * * The following exchanges are offered by correspondents: Two hundred and fifty rare stamps, for a good young Newfoundland puppy. D. T. A., 336 North Eden St., Baltimore, Md. * * * * * A foot-power scroll-saw and saws, for a self-inking printing-press and furniture in good working order. MATT AUBREY, JUN., 128 Washington St, Chicago, Ill. * * * * * United States and foreign stamps, for all sorts of curiosities. A stone and soil from New York, for the same from any other State. JOHN H. ACKERMAN, 162 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. * * * * * Any number of United States due and revenue stamps, and old issues, and foreign stamps, for the same number from Mexico, Central and South America, Africa, Oceanica, Asia, Denmark, Holland, Turkey, Greece, Switzerland, Russia, Spain, Portugal, Canada (excepting the common 3-cent), or any department stamps. No duplicates. JAMES W. BOLLINGER, 718 Western Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. * * * * * Minerals, relics, and curiosities. C. L. BROWN, 900 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. * * * * * Foreign postage stamps, for maps. From five to twenty stamps, for one map of any State, according to condition and size. CHARLES F. BAILEY, San José, Cal. * * * * * United States silver and copper coins, stamps, Indian implements and relics, and curiosities suitable for a cabinet. Correspondents will please write to arrange exchange. P. O. Box 75, Chesterville, Me. * * * * * Ten postmarks, for three stamps of any country except the United States. No duplicates given, or taken. GEORGE L. BROCKMAN, Mount Sterling, Brown Co., Ill. * * * * *