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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-03

srer Plated, German Silver, and Albstta Fare Of al
descriptions, together with almost endes, varsity Of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Ostern and Chain Pumps with tubng) well Wheels
9ags OF All kndS and in fact everything that pertains
Assortments in the to.
Tho StSck entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care, from manufacturers importers and viii
20 sold Tor cash lew, lower than be in tie
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested to call and az
anime Goods and Prices, which will be fully and freely
exhibited.
i 8 @ M
Of all descriptions OK bows and yokes rings and sta
PeH steel springs, cutv&tor teeth Nails little cheaper
than eur neghbors; wheel heads wooden iron bench
screws hes chises augers bellows grind stones and
nsus quantities of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
of manufacture and net surpassed by any tinker
this side Of sundowni
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AMOS LEE ESQ, MONTEREY, IA writes 81 Jan. t,,,4.
elk weeks; took many medicines without reIinf sn.Ti
tried your Itc'aI by the advice Of clergyman This
hSt dose relieved The in my throat and lungs
less than one half the bottle me compIetev VII
your medicines are the cheapest well as the beat we
can buy and We esteem you, Doctor and your rsnediS
the mRn's friend y - - -".
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To the American Protestant Association'gwe'
The officer. ana Dsn1er asnrsoa Log No t .nj
NsvJensy TO unite wi 10 celebrating the 5h Of sepem'
II - y. J. MANSON, X. s.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.
HOTEL,
l. ON FIFTH-AV VENUE,
At the Intersection Of Broadway opposite hsdson square,

NEW-YoRK.
TO BE OPENED AUGUST %, 1883.
This Location desirable OF In ha, srses ns
tropo being healthy desh,fa and central In the
city, vey aud conysnsns The Haason River sod
Bosson Railroad de pots. !.
The entire arsnsements Of establishment the rs n
mature study spd expererce render the comfortable
and bone ike Hotel In the world.
comfort and coavenence have
gese1, have been introduced
positive safety Of from the dangers OF
subdy.ion walls extend from the rock fsandaton
roof the Coon double and sepsfated u
syer of eeu,su making The entire structure kreprook
In addition The osuAl
ssairwsys q VERTICAL RAILWAY s nearly oomptstr1, -
convey The the aoor plan which
admits of no possibility Of accident.
Lofty spaecu and continuous CORRIDOR forming HomsnaAs
OF eight hundred fe each Of The x stoss give light pd
air the hsb~s, degree 10 every apartment
space bee Appropriated pubic DravtnG Rooms
and Psrors which and toe Dining Rooms tbsss
enr3 Promenade Hall Suites Of spacious Psro, ChAabsu
AID Dseirr Roous with eli the modern convensscss hsvs
especially designed for the comfort Of families travelling
parties and sii gle gentlemen
eorverierces for commercial and bus bses
ssded TO the other es Of the Hcts and thsss
feegsph OEce connecting with eli Of the country.
Billiard and Chsss Roms Of the most approved ssys md -
pntu~nts are provided for the Of guests and the
The Furniture and every article Of ass n The estseshnse
have been exPey designed and Manufactured tm ~ ITrH
AVENUE HOTEL.
All communications for spsrtments upon any kus. eo
Desed with the house, psesse direct 70 PFTH-AvENUE
HOTEL, In order 30 insure iDm mediate sttent5on-
The entire d this Hotel las been un aer TIE disss
ton Of Mr. fARAN STEVENS, 1roprHtof Of ths Revere "A
fremont Houses Boston, and Battle and Pon. CaY Houses
Noble. HITCHCOCK, DARLING ca
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WIN. EVERDELL & SONS,
" No lp4 Tul,oass, N. T.,
C.rd Ensnver s<sn JOB Pirnte Lt6oCApas Label MANI
fsetGrvrs ke.
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IL IsORY NOTE drawn BY Isaac Holbrook 70 osser wn-
H. h..n " him ndor'a dssed July lse payable sye
mcrths after date the Bank Of Commerce NevYoh s
s3s4 An p-rsons essonsd ossn negotiating saA sots,
payner. of the has besn stopped Tie 6nSer Si please
rsturn I'D sosx 20 w. MORSE Of hcne Wolf WGl&
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90 6portsmen.

B. CROOK, M. so Fulton st., Manufacturer
u 4. spd Importer OF FISHING TACKLE in I'll .s variety
Cutlery Powder Shot Nets Senes and tyaes kc Repair
II done st short notice. EsAbishedin lsn.
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Drintin9.

At WEDDING CARDS,
"A NOTES kcrhese oelsested Cards spendidy -Ssrsv.S
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Mem Civilizations.

THE LONDON STEREOSCOPIC COMPA-
NY have established Depot in NewYorf, for the sup
yof
sTEREOsCoPEs AND sTEREOsCOPIC PICTURES
the trade Of the Uued States They offer stock Of the
greatest and variety the most liberal terms for cash
Importers will find that they buy at tae Ne~YOk Depot at
tine same price, char,ed headquarters in London Orders
executed parcels Of samples, either Of Sereosopes Pic
tur forwarded according to amount Of remittance, by TBEo
LEssEY, Manager Of the L. Co Depot No 534 Broadway
N
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II NICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE

II
READY ON TUESDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The most e1peDsve and splendid lumber OF the hNlChSh-
BOOKER ever published.
CONTENTS:
STORIES AND PICTURES OF THE HUDSON ]. Ad-
dn Richards To be nn.d through twelve successive num-
b,rs of The Kuickerbocker.
ILLusTRATIoX-l Palisades eff Fort Lee. Railway Sta
tor at Fort Warrington. Wood Chf. Seat o. M Chit
Ide Old Fort Tyol. The Palisades from Fort
WssLpsto g. The Rivr-south from Jeffeys Hook Re
msia Of ibe Rsdoubt JeHrys Hook g. Down the River
from Od Fo Tryop The River north from Ole Fort Tryon.
f Fort Tryon Station. y View from the residence of
Mir. Hsys Is. Railway Cut at Fort Washington IL. North
Tho mpon's Pier, FoIt Tyon. 5 summer House-sboye
Fort TJyon. IS. Villa P-ep-souh-fTom Fort Tiyon.
SARATOGA i. Addison Richards followed By Newport
in the Oetb. Number
Rock Spring ssraos. Lake. C.unban sprigs Con
gre,s Spns. g. Pszzs Scene at Union Hall. J. Union Hall
g. Coz Hall Cottages the Of the United States
Hotel TO- Iodine Spring H. United States Hotel u Glimpse
ard from the Cemetery is Saratoga Wa<rCaTe. IA.
Scene eastward Oh the Lake Road.
The Wealth of the AucieIa
The Rain ~ the Roof
The Romance Of q Poor Young Man To be continued.
The Heart History Of Hesriess Woman. Mrs s. p. King.
To be coDtinusd
Storr Of Dew Drop
Little Ptdonston otherwise called Bosvlle.
The Diamond Ring M. Elliott
Ny Introduction to the Emperor Of Brazil Dr. " 7. Rice.
Literary No'ices
EDITORS Table.
Editorial History Of the Knickerbocher Magazine.
TERMsTwsny 1--we eeLts number or Three Dollars IN sd-
ce postage prepaid by the Publisher any part Of the
United States.
CLUB RA1Es-sub,criben paying their postage, two
COPIES three copies So New, and Boohselers will
the hund Application % the Pubish.T
JOHN A. GRAY, Nos. l6 and 10 Jacobst, New forA
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DOLLARS REWARD
s,oen from Of the down.own churches Cersymsns
Baek Gown Cassocks The sb3vepsmed VII
be paid delivery Of the stolen garments st No Isl Fu
frun 10 p ssy day in the week md Sussons
lid
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Gperial Notices.
A. Meeting Of the Republican Central Com.
niitee Of the County Of New. ork, held August 10

AZ n Meeting Of the Republican Central COM
.siitec Of the County Of New.York, held August TO-
R..oIssd This. the .ever. Association. in t. portion Of
a. city ~ s lie: o 1Sh G 81
s Of ACsS' s5g & :, 9ss ard sl,et BY s Two .
emily Districts whl that rion Of the City in toe
State Convention 70 be held Syracuse on the h OF September
Ard -ss further
hins Of 4It their regular places of
fss on wEDNEs DAY the 2th Of August sad cleo.
Wn6 in ASS nlby District Convention for the purpose
n scps and srgopDs to Psssse' and two "a i1 10
City State Convention to BE- held at Syracuse on the TN
The Prssiden Of the several shall appoint
Ip.v the elections whose duty II shall De 70
,.eh elections shall be conducted rule.
,sops adopted BY H. Central Committee for the Nove@
her election Of 1876. which Is as follows:
The DELEGATES shall IN all be chosen by ballot and
person ali be permitted TO vote at the election Of such Dele
Of the Association Of the Ward in which rssde.
and u1. Be ,: have been % % I son 0 'o'
The election shall be conducted IN eseh Ward IN accordance
Teer n,pe shall be appointed by the presiding
officer ehe Assocsion whose duty II shall be 10 keep correct
suit The polls shall be opened at O'Clock and close at y
Koe Of the time and place Of holding election In each
Ward ,ba be- gyen by Ward Association, by advertise
least two daily newspapers at least TWO days previous
In case any Association should f. to elect the first ballot
sneh Association power call another meeting
giving days. notice by advertisement to complete the
election. .
The several Assembly Conventions for the Assembly Districts
south Of shall NEE, or the purpose Of selecting the Dele
WEDNESDAY, the 3st of August. at m at the following
places viz: - SO
lat Assembly District Convention House. College
place
I'D Assem- blv District Convention FreDch's Hotel
lid A,sem hly Dis rct Conveption-Fifsh Ward Hotel
Iytb Assembly District ConventJn-Bo.anic Hall, No. 6s East
Broadway ,,
Vtb Assembly District Convention-Bleecker Buildings
With Assembly District Convenion-Runks Hotel No. N4
Cnndst
With Assembly District Conven.ionJefenon Market 6hav
With mbly District Conventiou-ODderdonk Hail.
Xth Assembly district Conventon-Repubcan Rooms No
el8 Broadway. =. ~,
XIIth Assembly District ConventionUnon Market Hou
toptt u A fEAboDf, Chaifneh-
a a.svsy 7; Nm cLsysLAsD' }sec,'s
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1883

V'HE LEDGER for THIS WEEK contains
u Of
DICEFNSS NEW STORY
MRS. SOUTHWOhTh's STORY,
MOUNT VERNON PAPERS
l. BIS TRUE HISTORY,
FANNY FERNS SKETCHES.
SKETCH by COBB,
POETRY by NORRIS, ALICE CARY, N P. WILLIS
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, ard others
EMERSON BENEFITS STORY,
ke., kc &c, L..
Sold by al News Dealers
ROSS X TOUsEY, General Agents.
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Drp GOODS.

HUGHES, DUPUY & CREHANGE,
III IMPORTERS No 81 MAIDEN-LANE,
Have ueir FALL IMPORTATION, 10 which thsy
sidio during the comprises
IN part oesirsble and complete assortment of
SILK NETS, FANCY COMsS and HAIR PINS
HEAD-DRESSES snd ORNAMENTS STEEL GOODS,
SHAWL and SCARF PINS.
BELT SLIDES, BUCKLES and CLASPS.
DRESS BUTTONS, BRUSHES GARTERS-
ALSO,
Bu,son AeeorSsors Violin spss Purss Sscs
Wstsb Guard Steel Pens iacrtl Git and Fancy JeweI,
and the
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES,
OF which they Offer th~ the lowest marie: prices
AID the favorable tsrns-
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aopertisins Asenrp.

@ NJ. .PETTENG1LL & CO., No. 1l9 Nassau-st.
- EeYoIk would sPec fully invite those who wnh ~ ID
yertise TO call .; their Agency.
They have been established for TEN YEARS and hav
the mos, complete arrange men.s ever devised
PROM The Madison Daily Courier
g. NJ. PETTENGILL& co.
rive pleasure hs; have been doing business
with NJ Pet.rnsiH Co.. Advertising Agents Newfork and
Boop Advertising Agents for The Courier for TEN copsecu
tive yesn During all that time We have ouno mem
bu,inss and proppt in paying oA well ondud
newspaper advertising INSTITUTION Sosh TO he
PRES, and the Public. We commend Petteusiu Co. 70 our
friends as the known sdyerisiog agents We know
From II . New-Albsny tlnd Daily Ledger
We too have transacted business with hessn Petensm
Co for many years all that time have had no occasion TO
Of them They are model Advertising agents inssns
on s,ric, compliance with the on which the sdvermcn
Ar. psered-es their duty to sdvertsen Who have 70 rely
upn their honor for fuh Of contracts BY the nevsr
when ;hese compiled with Punctghy paying he
b Eastern advertisers who wish To get the worth Of theft
opey should By all give their orders TO ess Peten
,ilI Co. st their New.Yort or Bos,on Asencyl
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C.h,h Ward Republicnn NssOcIntIOn. a spt,I'
lis" ~ ,bs IIOfITH WAND REPUBLICAN ASsootA,, a,
TiOn will be held No ls5 sPrinss ON MhpSrannt ~,
EVFNI Aps "a 1852 y O'Clock, for the pu OF eet
;. 10 Convection TO select Two prefa'es
to An.rses &c the Convention The fohs WI" DC open
frum to "a ocooh p. BY ORDER ,,p.Vrry p,s;dent
yoas @ = Saw snaw; seerst.re.
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Scientific Agriculture Taught by Henry e.. Vail,
SING elkG N Y-Cb.msy, Botaoy, ts~oory applied
TO stTsuure form part Of the Number pupils lin
ir 10 four residing the family in beah'ul and bes1,ul
beslty. Pupils labor % the day place. One
eabey may nov be secuted by ea.ly application.
Wakefeid.-Tte members OF INDUSTRIAL HOME AS
SOCIATION No and desrops Of purchasing prop1y
In Wake6.h hereby noted the Pu'ebasns Trusse
VIII b~ a. No. les Bowery each WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING from TO 0cnck until further notice.
EmtxrapI IDIettiS ence once and I.absP ETcpaASe
removed from No Cshsist TO No 81 Worbs (es
Anthony fsv Broadway. No fees eharssd
JAMES p PAGAN, 6uperintepdenL
Breakfast Casters.
new ard beautiful e. SILVER plated with three and four
FINE-CUT BOTTLES,
for sale wholesale and retail st Nos and Burng slip, by
LUCIUS HART, Nos. 4 and Burli0g sip.
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First Ward Republican Assoc in tiOn.-A meeting OF
Assocson will be held at No 52 Greenwchst on
WEDNESDAY EVENING the 24h 10 elect hye Delegates he
Assembly District Convention select five Delegates al two
Convention Pols at and
aose at o. D. BY order. G. =. L. LEWDER President
Jos,rnR BoYcE' {secretsre.
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POST-OFFICE NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER AUGUST 1se, 1883, past
" will be charged all LErrERs, exc1t
ing such exempt by law the following rates,
Two for letter weighing than half
four for such weigh than half and
than and the Of caeh
additional half ounce in weight.
Inerisland postage will be
excepting such mailed from the oice
which viii be free Pamphlets bound volumes the
Of one cent ounce, or fraction Of an
All sealed packages will be charged with letter pootaae
Parcels containing anything besides letters papers, excnR
liquids substance Injurious the
mail bags ard Of small bulk, will be conveyed by
Of postage at the rate Of cent acon
Of ounce in weight
Postage must in all be and in the absence
Postmasters will authorized
in money, and mark such letters paid
The macariers the various islands, all individuals snd
coastng vessels will not be permitted uustampsd
outside the mail, excepting such exempt by law.
The above of postage do apply letters and paPes
received from foreign countries but such afd
within the kngdom-he rates Of foreign postage remaining
heretofore. = e
~ Temporary postage stamps Be procured
Post-oice in Honolulu after July 16 ow1ag
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c.. A. & III. +. POOR

< "A
" terms, ust arrived Phantom" and expected per
Gases Sc Pacific A" blue sheetings,
do Pacific B, do
do Welster'' denims,
Bales Z" Washington" denms,
Cases assorted fancy prints,
do do frock prints and musin3,
do black and white prints,
do pink prints,
Bales Illinois Mills stripes,
"Sufok" denims,
do " Excelsior" denims,
do " Panama. ticks
do Rock River" brown drills,
do "Shaker Mills" 4-f brown sheeting,
Cases Dover'' bleached uannel,
do Z" PeInberton'' brown cotton flannel,
do blue flannel, Z" Middlesex Co.."
do blue drills,
Essex" cambrics, (colored1
do aspiring Rver' bleached shrng,
do madder prints
Mems kip half welt brogans, lined and bound,
do enameled do do do
do goat 40 do do
calf sewed Oxford ties,
heel, strap-sewed pumps,
do drab, glove top congress CATERS,
do do do do heeled,
Gases mems palm leaf hats,
do boys do do do
do assorted mems and boys " Canton" hats
Gases assorted clocks,
Cases framed engravings, &c, &c.
Samples Of the dry goods are at hand.
Honolulu, July IA, 1859. 15en
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advertisements.
q "a R & q
OF RRENgEN pARR

Or DRr4MEN DAM
G ar1 NGe1c1aers, 9o1a1ox,
Meinert Fettjuch, Master,
EFT BREMEN NTH. THE lssh OF APnlI.
Woolen, Linen and Cotton Goods.
prints twoSue prints black and white prints black and White
%asins jasOns, met; snshsm Swiss singhsn. pla.n b,ss y.
Victoria lawns Oregon checks plain Turkey cloth %
ton mottled wls (delms striped tick vSs nse-
skin, black cotton velvet white linen thread black
nsaas sss ro
white blue se and s grss1 @ ssor wss .o s
flannel cotton towels, printed cotton hdkfs Turkey red hk
Silks, &e.
French black Napoleon blue German black
silk Napoleon silk hdkfs French
ribbons Paris taea shawls, do shawls black silk hsa rib
bons, assorted
Shirts, Hosiery, &c.
flannel Shirts blue serge shirts cargo
fancy striped do and other knds brown cotton drawer. pr
shirts striped shirts denim @ p pan
fancy Shirts French do. French elastic supene<
SOCKS blue mixed cotton socks black ssocs
sailors heavy WOODEN stockings
Hats, Clothing, &c. s.
English felt hats, superior French felt aia
s,ye silk umbrellas blue pilot reeng jacke poe cielh
hs sess
ment Of light wooden. cotton and linen panaioons.
Shoes.
Mems brogans, lasting CATERS,
Sailors shoes, mens sippcss.
Hardware, Iron, &c.
IA bndls English very best iron bars to !, round
~ ~ bars English ss very Ss best eSsn Ss ss
104 bundles best English hoop iron, assorted,
Belgian wrench. iron ssa spikes % inch'o ino
Patent Nos. 90 to 8; sunpowdsr in and I e.a
Sailors knives jack knives table knives and forks
B. tablespoons. b. NJ teaspoons, sharp's needles.
Clothing buckles, best axes, assorted powder nssks
Horn COMBS ivory tooth combs jewsharps.
ans frame iootnsElassss, drawer booking -s.assss.
Gasors tum6ss porter glasses , White bowls
spittoons, porous water bottles,
Clay pipes, Eau de Cologne, Florida water,
Genuine Lubn's Extracts.
Ship Chandlery and Whalemenss stores
Tarred coriage to inch; Manila cordags, II tos in
hemp Z fee IAN, i2o fathoms inches,
Manila cutting fails, 20 fathoms inches,
sains & Sess EnpisS sail ~ins Jared .~s
4 MOI Manila whaielne, paten. blocks and shesvss.
Spirits tuIpensins green s,,,s oil paint zinc Shise
Pump leather. rigging leather, whaiemers casks,
Groceries and Provisions.
sa1sne- % ar boxes sugar, sus. Pes Sss
sys tss S:.1 ; ..: Sss s%nsa
superior Lechcs raisns Bohemian prunss Bologna sasss
Wine vinegar westphaa hams.
Liquors.
b'o Pss ale Van art sss' Co. Co. Rss % fs
Superior old champagne cognac pale sherry, madeira;
Chat dYquem (Hsut Sauterne) SchIoss Johannisbsrg5
wne cherry cordial Hamburg bitters nQuor
Rhine wine mousseaux casks brandy casks Jamaica rlm
French table vinegar 90 per cent. alcohol.
Willow Ware, &c.
Sofas. chairs,
Rocking chairs
Assorted work bsake.s.
Sundries.
Bremen cigars, INIT Havana; matches,
Birch brooms, cocoanut soap, Roman cement,
One inch Baltic pine boards =
SO tons West Hartley steamng coal.
The above part the cargo Mechers snias
will be offered for sale favorable upon By
15S.H MELCHER6 q co.
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
advertisements.
w. A. AIDRICH

w. A. ALDRICH
WILL RECEIVE PER PHANTOM AND
Bales Amoskeag stripes,
Bales do tickngs, 80 inch,
Bales do sheeting, 81 inch
Oil Carpeting.
~ and s-4-New and choice patterns
Hats.
10 dozen mems palm leaf hats,
Case brown Leghorn hats.
Case dark cashmere wool hats.
Case black wool hats,
Case brown wool hats,
Cases figured pearl wool hats,
Gases pearl wool hats
BrOgans and Boots.
Cases mems waxed ID and bd. brogans
Z" Z" calf s
- grained brogans,
Z" " enameled .
thick boots,
boots half double sole,
I" I" thick boots, Ia inch leg,
" grain boots, 10 inch leg
80 dozen X. walnut handles,
Finished and vanished OK bows,
Gases Hunts handled axes
Cases saddles & brides
Manila COrdage-a, 1, II hnd II in.
Cases Tobacco.
Az assorted lot of fancy light coats,
An lot of satinet pants
Denim frocks and pants,
Gases pea jackets,
Cases hickory shirts
Ivory tooth combs,
Long round combs.
Dressing combs,
Fancy India rubber toys, etc. 157-3m
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Cargo of Lumber for Sale /!

Cargo of Lumber for Sale!
lust RECEIVED PER EOLUS. A. Camman
- Master Mendocino MILL comprised of the fol
lowing
3e,46s feet rough Redwood Boards
332S Scantlng, 8,
10000 5-feet Pickets
$4,000 1-inch tongued and grooved Redwood Flooring,
2355S L"
22795 " surfaced 1-inch Redwood Boards
IO2S2 IL" % Plank,
3295S planed Siding,
l95lS feet long,
1674 tongued and grooved Pine Flooring 1! inch,
10000 Redwood Shingles.
white pine Boards, planed on two sides,
/ inch do do do do side,
and II, 12t and 13 feet length.
inch pine Boards 10 inch wide and II IT long,
Do white pine Sheathing Boards, paned one side,
Do cedar Shingles, shaved,
Do pine and spruce Iaths
135-n CHAS BREWER ID.