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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

LENGTHESING.-As nearly every
newspaper in the State has mentioned
the fact that the days are lengthening,
We deem it our duty to inform our read
Of this most wonderful stare of affairs.
Don t you thank US for the information :?
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

Pile Observation-Disclosures Camp has
been engaged for some time past iii driv
ing piles for the docks along the river
east of the bridge, and in the Spring we
may expect nice job nicely done.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

BROKE THaoUGH-Last Thursday
one of the boys, while skating, broke
through the ice, and narrowly escaped
drowning. Skaters should be careful
how they venture on the ice, especially
when frozen over below the bridge, as
the swell of the lake tends to weaken it
suddenly.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

REcEIvsD-We have received the
first number Of the Winnebage County
Press, formerly John Stones paper. 1t
is decided improvement on the old
Times. Success, gentlemen.
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MARRIED.

At Manitowoc, Wis. Jan. 23d, 1870,
by the Rev. c. B. Stevens E K. Rand
Esq, of the firm of Villas and 20. /, and
Miss Mary Norris. Parties all Of Mani
toWoc. SAG Hu -eafl07 BOZ /
Well, "Lige," it seems foolish to wish
you 10y to such an acquisition, 20 We only
charge you to make it henceforth your
life's object to prove yourself worthy the
possession of such treasure. and Mary.
dear, God bless you, and the man OF
your choice. SO atrsn. 2
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

SKATING.-The boys and girls have
been enjoying themselves during the past
week in this healthy amusement. The
ladies were out in force.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

ARRIVED. St Joe arrived from
Milwaukee on Tuesday evening. She
proceeded to Two Rivers, and returned
south yesterday.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

THANKs.-Our thap.s are due and
rendered 10 Senators I. o. Howe and
H. E. Paine for public documents from
Washington: and to C. II. Schmidt,
Esq, our Member. Of Assembly ut Maj
son, for similar favors.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

.QUERY.-Why is cur local page, this
week, like 'Lige' Rand's happiness
Because it is full and complete.
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I,etC advertisements.
For Sale iS 1 ~

Two HOUSES and TIVE Lots, being lots number
II II in Block Ill., in Manitowoc. AegOod bargain
can be obtained For terms enquire at The TRIBUNE
Office, v-fFI.srts ,e%ou- sfv
E AaH-s~ - .
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CROWDED OUT.-The communication
from ''X.' It viii appear next week.
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ANNUAL SESSION.

FzsSssssss-ss ANNUAL SESSION
OF the Board of Supervisors Of Mani
towoc County. .
The board, as a committee Sof the
whole, examined accounts against the
county and allowed the following ac-
counts. -fs
E. Wagner and Kuhl. goods to
poor house. S27 IS
James Scheahan, boarding pau
) pers on poor farm 267 II
James Seheahan, boarding pau pT[fYg
pers on poor farm Il CO
u. B. Treat printing matters 1874 %
Henry Greye, carpenter work r 40 65
j. Z. Zlnns. justice fees q 90
Dr. Balloon, medical service 10 90
August Berner, hardware , g. "a
Agatha zach, witness fees sH oJ4E2t
Franz Kaufman, witness fees so
John Z. Eggers, service 40 90
Peter Rau, witness fees $50 2 81
Leopold Heine mann, constable "a
fees 81 72
Jacob LEM, carpenter work -.a co.
JAS. Elorentin. witness fees 81
Fred. Borcherdt, printing mat - l.,s
tiers 4le 80
to court house - So
August Brinkmann, delivering - eEE
cord wood % 90
Fred. Borcherdt, printing mat s-a.
terS laHt1fI s- UaFf s.ts1 bO
- I'll: "a /" 9 CO.
Carl IL. Schmidt, +" GO roo 10
Peter Mulbolland, sheriff fees. 1890
Mcnamara and others, witness s9s5g.
fee 10 16
Fred Distclhorst. witness fees 20
William Pritchard, 6 ~ / 10
Fl. Oestreich, sIG ri ~
NJ. Wirth, repairing locks and
sundries .5l 8t3 5 SIS
On motion of Mr.. AIohr to instruct
and authorize the Chairman and clerk
of the board to issue county orders for
ali accounts allowed in this session, was
agreed to, and the per diem and mileage
to the. members of this board was also
agreed IT,. 81, s r,a-ia. -is ,ss.-F
Peter Mulholland, state cases 8 200 81
A. Bcrner, sundries 6 Al
L. Sullivan, witness fees so
II. Stadler, - sc nt SO
O. F. Ebbert, interpreters fee Z so
A d: Kittel, constable fee ,. 40 SO
7. O'Shea, Justice fees IL
". II. Hemshemyer, justice fees 90 25g
Robert Cummings, Sen, witness &
fees 4 2S
John Quinn, witness fees eaIf 46
Gustav Mueller, Is sc ,,s. No. SO
James Quinn, &C ----s2 46
G. & e. Sil7ersack,, witness fees rs Oh
John Halloran, constable fees II rs
L. D. Amsden, witness fees 90
NJ. Traiper, deputy shesiif's fees Il I'll e
Casper eCubby. witness fees A. 2 SO
G. w. Barker, county judge 162 "a
Fred Heinrichs, witness fees r.; "a
Robert Cummings, Jr. witness
fees %
Peter Logan, witness fees 5helssf3 Is
Thos Robinson, stationery Al 60
p Tillson, team hire 90
G.. w. Fechter,. stationery, 5--s IS 60
Don A. Shove, j stice fees ITO 81
DIR. Simon, medical services So 90
DR.. r. Schallern, medical services II so
James Francl clerk OF court JOG so
On motion, board adjourned 20 9 clock
a. N. next day. 49,
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK r4s
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Our Chicago letter will appear next
week.
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ton or association, assessed for personal
.fz4ex. 4fUmsth stiyne OF shs eaualizasionl
of the assessment roll u the. City Board
OF E9daikaEoh, until such tax shall be
paid andsne sale of rsnsisr of tue Saa, real
Any personal property belonging to the
person taxed, may be taken and sold for
the payment OF taxes upon perSQnal
property see aabEM
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-5ssss s2.Ss F,ARN3ElaSas ,saszal
TAKE NOTICE. !

WE the undersigned merchants Of this Village
w have resolved to buy no Cord " God at the reg
MIA rrfces rrt-g- IL il four tong in average,
.trs snt and Limbs not less than four inches in dian
eaer hat Icing the Eusoyheretp is iogsht b fle
.easa. Ansfls ng OF tie aboseraie VII lc pad
for accordingly.
. ne PsFasH.,T 2 g IIsAlahdney 500,
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to TEE TRIBUNK
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OF the Board of Supervisors Of Mani
towoc County.
The board, as com mittes sof the
whole, examined accounts against the
county and allowed the following ae-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-01-27

OF the Village Board, Jan. ~, 1870
All members present except Messrs. Rsgelsperger,
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

FURNITURE, PIANOS AND OTHER MERCHANDISE
Il taken on storage, and money advanced also
will buy the contents OF large house smaller lots aten
ton given TO the saes OF furniture auction JOHNSON
CO.. Auctionscrs and Loan Brokers, ls9 BowsTy.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

AT PRIVATE SALE-sUPERB DRAWING ROOM
n Suits covered French btocatel $3.50 for $l;
do sS harqnsse,e Boi, de Rose Cabuets. E'aers, Vel
WArdrobcs Mattresses, Chinaware, Silverwarc sacrifice
properly family leaving city 81 Weat Fftcsnta street, near
bfYth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-03-12

VVANTED--.A PERSON ALREADY DOING BUSINESS
w well acquainted with hotel and saloon keepers
boer &c and their standing in New York city, to sell
commission the highest grades of malt liquor made in Amer
lea. To trouble need apply who cannot
curity. GEO. W. CARNE, Brswer Detroit Mich
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FrHOlCE EVOTIONA l. 30 o X
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est Thoughts for Every Day; .75c. Lenten
Thoughts; 9Uc. Daily Communi4n with God,
by Archbishop leighton >75c. heoIc,s Chris,
Sings translated with additional selections, by
Rev. +. H. Huntington, y. d.; 81 3D. Hours
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zoe. Thoughts on tho Service. by Bishop G3xe'
D. d.; 7jc OF tho Imitation OF Christ, oy mos :
Jesus and Faithful PromiSer, in ono vol; 81 20.
The Changed Cross and other Religious Poems;
81 60 Pearls Of Thought Religious gathered
from various authors 81 81. hymus for the
songs, selected by Rev. J. Z. Kyle, B.A.i 5! %.
Tho Shadow Of the Rock and other Religious
Poems 81 81 Forever with the Lord Thoughts
on the death of little children, Ivy 5; ). Prime,
DID; 81 50 Tell Jesus" Recollectons OF
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my Taylor; 81 25. Holy Dying, by same au-
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

In the House OF Delegates on Monday, the
tollowiog resolution was offered by W. Fl. Rags
dale, colored delegate :--"Wc'the legislative
BODY OF Virginia, does heartily endorse the ad
ministra,ion of the President 90 not enforce no
law against the peoples will. y
The Senate yesterday passed the enabling
law act, and it is now law After lis sigma
ture by the Governor all Offices in the State
now held by military appointees will be filled
by the Governor
On Wednesday last, in New York, there was
sold 81, 3O0,0 600 worth OF bonds of the Chesu-
peake and Ohio railroad mt ninety-cents on the
dollar.
franklin B. Hovey, Of New York, who was
shot few days since in the street in Richmond
by drunken soldier, died yesterday.
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Loudoun COunty-NO. Z.

1Correspondence of the Alexandria GaZ stte.l
The western halt of district No. lies south
of the eastern part of district No. 6, and rups
~ the ton of the Cotoctoo mountain. IT.
nrinciual town is Waterford, where Is Friend $
meeting house, Presbyterian, Methodist
and an African Church.
It is watered by Cotocton Greek and all us
branches, and the bottoms and up lands On TINS
creek are decidedly the richest land III tue
county, and | believe the people arc the most
wcll to do in the county. At its south eastern
corner it runs almost TO Clalke's zap, the
station miles above Leesburg, and 1t also EN-
braces the Hamilton station some three n'icS
further up. Clarke's Gap is 35 miles from
Waterford and Hamilton about a., while the
Point of Rocks is about miles.
The numerous streams and their confluence
Owe MANY and considerable water powers,
wi ich are improved at Waterford by mills, and
thcre are some six mills or more within this
snaee Of IS or 20 square miles. These people
arc very strongly radical in their sentiments,
and seem disposed, in many instances, 10 hoiu
on to the acknowledgements imposed by the
18th Amendment: some OF them: however,
have soitened down very much Within year
or two, and there is growing tendency 10 Soou
will. There is at Waterford tolerabIy nXteh-
sive tannery. Marble is found not tar from
Carko's Gap and there are traces oil the black
oxide of manganese on farm adjoining "a;er.
ford There is very fine male Schco' at
| Waterford kept by Elisha Walker,
| Goresvillc half of the district lies east Of me
| mountain and between its summit and the
river, and is generally considered by strangers
~ the most fertile as it is the most beautiful,
and taking all its points into consideration the
most desirable portion OF the county, next 10
It's cognate region in the heesburg district. :,
| 1t is beautifully watered with many small
| streams upon which there arc several grlsI
| mills; the most i'm portant being Sanders anu
the Limestone mills, the former Oh Clarke )
| Run. which empLes into the Potomac between
| Nolaud's ferry and the Point Of Rocks. IT.
market is Georgetown, as boats can enter inc
river at Edward Ferry and come up to th'
| landings on the farms, and take off from Coz
~ $500 bushels Of grain. f. g. NARROW & 90
At Whites ferry in Maryland buy erra
deal of grain. and good deal is sold also
the Point of Rocks during the season, whe1
the river is too shallow for boating. lmmcnS'
quantities of iron ore of very fine quality art
found near the Pt. Of Rocks, which was hrs
worked by Samuel Chaplain, and just b'ior'
the war by John ". Geary.
| The properIy is now owned by the Potomac
Iron COMPANY. The abutmenss aud piers a
| the PIT. of Rocks are very substantial aud able
to sustain even Il railroad bridge ~ 'hey u''
before the war.
| Our Journey now brings Us to Laesbur!, th'
conntv scat but before entering 1t We Will cX-
anime the Potomac Valley L little more IN DIT
tail. A'o''''
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HAgB,ssnass LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS RAILROAD.
s. MMM Hsz7 - -

ASSAS RAILROAD.
81 MM IL 49, go go -
On end after Wednesday, Feb: %, 1879, one
INSGtT0N and LYNCHBURG, connecting 1T
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the Fir.
ginia Springs; at Lynchburg for tho West and
Southwest, and 81 Washington, to the Nora
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at G:55 u. H., and
Alexandria as 8:0J u. m, arriving at Aynch0nrg
Leave Lynchburg at S:25 a. NJ, arrive Il:
Alexandria at 5:2s p. m, and at Washington
at 6l5 p. m.
attGcIed-between WASHINGTON and
EICHMOND-making close connections al
Richmond and Washington in the direct lire
between New York and tho South Atlantic
States
dria at 1925 y. m arrive 1T Gordonsvile at l:10
D. M, and at Richmond at $50 q. H., connect
| ing with tram leaving Richmond 1t a:bO - III
for Peters burg, Weldon and the Southwest.
Leave Richmond 1T $40 y. m, ana liortnh3
villo ~ l2:4j a. m; arrive III Alexandra" H. o:o'
n H., nnh ~ Washington At 3:53 = IN, connect,
| ing with earliest trains to Now York and
| Northwest. 80
Passengers for MAN ASIA, BHANCl! Will
| leave AlcxAuLrlg daily, excepting ounGHy' "'
| 500 II, H., arrive Ut H"rrisonburg 1t i:2o p. m
Leave Hmrrsonbursa Hl0 i III. and connecting
vt Manassas Junction with northernbounI tram
on main line, srrivo vt Alexandra Vt 6:!:5 >. III
| Tho train OIL Manassas Branch viii 'nA%t
| good connections II! the Junction with nlGh'
| liro 10 and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked :" al
j. II. DROADU>,
feb 2S--tl GcncraI 1lckct :;i'''
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'TRU S Y EE'S S r. l. Z

In execution of u decd of trust from James
arawner and Louisa, his wife, bearing date on
the l4lh day of Decernb Der. 1856, | will offer for
sale, by public auction, on sATU RDAf, the
ID day Of April, 1870, at y oqloek m! m in front
bidder, a TENEMENT and LOT OF EssA
GRUUND. in the city Of Alexandria, .H zIgL
bounded rs follows, viz: Beginning At a po. mt
on the east side of st. Asaph street. 50 it. south
of the corner OF st. Asaph and Gibbon streets ;
then south with ST Assph street Is tett then
oastwardly parallel with Gibbon street Is feet
inches, more or less, TO point ten feet from
the middle of tho square; then orthwardly
parallel with st. Asaph street, IS feet thence in
straight line to tho beginning, together with
all buildings improvements and aprurtenancea,
to the Same belong ing.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
,,,r3tc Trustoe.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Mexico is low in the enjoyment OF a full
blown civil war The insurgents are sore y
pressing the government troops. and Juarez is
compelled to resort to force in order to fill the
depleted ranks Of his army. Throughout the
republic affairs are in a state OF confusion Dor
dcring on anarchy.
The proposition To have Congress make all
tl. railroads carrying mails, OF the uniform
guave of tour feet anu eight and q hall
inches, meets with much opposition in differ
ent parts 1T the country. The general opln-
ion is in favor of leaving the whole matter to
time.
The Illinois Female College at jacksonville,
was destroyed by fire on Sunday The building
belonged to the Illinois Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. There were
about $50 young lady pupils in the building,
all of whom escaped. Loss, $40. 900.
4 poltcat got out OF his cage in Newly urk the
othar evening and Scampered up Broadway. "A
poi;csman, mistaking the animal for SPUR
REL gave chase and captured him. The NJ. r.
went home and buried u new uniform worth
$50, in the yard
A man was iorcibly compelled to cease pray.
Zig, and put out Of the Fulton street n. I.
prayer-meeting, because be prayed more than
five minutes.
The corner stone OF magnificent Masonic
temple is to be laid in New York the first OF
June The cost Of the building is to be S4OO,
00O.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.--During the past year
SOP houses have been erected in Washington,
assessed ut 81 , 100000.
B. K MorrelI, formerly for many years q
Justice of the peace in this city, died at his
residence near Bladcnsburg, yesterday.
A son of Mr. james Hudson was severely
burned last night by his clothes ienitiDg from
burning paper laid on the stove. His Injuries
we're such as TO cause death.
The National Association of School Superin
tendents commenced session here this morn.
;ng, at which are present quite number OF
gentlemen interested 10 school affairs from varl
Gus States.
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To the editor Of the Alexandria Gu=ette:
In looking over tho new constitution 81 Flr-
ginia my attention has been dra%h 10 inc l"'.
nxuer to give some expression to feelings when
I think must be entertained by many. The
extract to which l allude is this: The General
Assembly is directed, at its irst session, to
prescribe in VIII t manner anu on WhuI coma j.
lions the householder or head vi laHlly SHALL
SGT auart and hold for himself and in!hily II
homestead out Of any property hereby exempt.
cd" The Legislature, III executing inns part
of tho now constitution, will surrey G"sr IN
mind the gross Injustice inhicte! on iAoso H"t
OF whose pockets this provision is TO be made
Justice is duty primary to al others, ana "t-
less held inviolaby sacred and lhileXI''y al
hered to, there can be no lasting peace or order
in public or private life. One act n well ~
any number may stamp tho uE:oUninGsS 81 4
principle and show Its utter unItncss lof any
practical purposes. Under this homestead
provision, the property OF one individual Is
taken to give TO another; rs tor example
twenty men nay be indebted TO one, each In
the sum of one hundred dollsrs. making an ng-
orcgate Of two thousand dollars. Now, TO Sc
cure tho exemption of two thousand to each OF
the twenty, may require the non payment Of
the one hundred duo from each and subject tho
one to whom it is due to the loss OF all he Is
worth, virtually saying that forty thousand
dollars shall be exempted from paying Two
thousand. Is not this reputation IN the most
unequal form, and entirely inconsi5tont WIFI
the doctrine Of equal rights, 50 much harped
upon in high places? A. renowned British
statesman once said nc could drive coach and
four through any law passed by Parliam ont. Is
not the present Legislator Of Virginia possess
ed Of intelligence. virtue and proper adher-
ence to justice sufficient to do something Of thi,
sort, and leave the physician, merchant and
other professions in the undisturbed use Of the
remnant of debts left to them from the deyasts-
tions of war. The stay law has received the
condemnation of some, but the benefits resulting
from it display great wisdom and legal ability
in the trainers Of it. Under its benign workings,
taking ono little county as data, ten millions Of
dollars of old debts have been paid, not inclId-
ing discharges in bankruptcy and II such have
been its benefits, further application u! some
such law might well be tried.
A SVBsCRlHEH.
Rappahannock county, Feb. 70
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NEWS OF TIE DAY
"7o show the yery age and body Of the i'"aes'


Slr. Munger, of Ohio, has been mentioned
as one of The members who has sold the cadet
amendments. Il seems Mr.. Mungen permit
ted friend 10 suggest an appointment, and II
turns out that that friend and another person
really received, unknown to MIR. Mungeh'
seventy five and two hundred and twenty nVe
dollars. aud the appointee was the son OF
Republican. Mr.. MuDgen, being Democra5'
feels that 10 the latter fact he was himself solo,
Yesterday Judge Wylie: in the District
Court of Washington city, made decisions 10
the New Orleans prize cases: Admiral. Far,
ragut and others against ship Metropohs anu
others. &c. Judge Wylie decided that tue
Court had no jurisdiction as the case was
presented.
A son Of the murdered Gen. st. John Rid
dell, OF Louisiana, attempted to kill tie alleged
murderer, Col. Charles E. Jones, while in the
custody of the sheriff, on steamer at HARRISON
burg, La, few days ago, by shooting hun
with double barreled gun.
The Monarch will leave Annapolis Roads on
Friday General Sherman, Admiral Dahlgren
and other officers are expected to visit the YES
sci to morrow.
During February thirty one vessels belonging
to or bound to or from ports in the United
States, were reported totally lost or missing,
There is report in the Boston papers thai
Donald Mckay, the great ship builder Ia:
failed.
"rhe State OF Man in He'll is the tempting
title Of lecture by Canadian clergyman.
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fTILE RICHMOND, FREDERlCkSBUR re
l ! y DNl,tlM AC ENlIIE

TEn D3A FtveTi;o .'!@il Route viz Aquia Greek.
The Shortest end Eeg. Route to Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAM hitS cave
Washington city twice daily, Sun ,.l@-o
day p IN. excepted from the wharf j4;s:sSs:ssiz:sS
foot Of Seventh street, at 7l5 -. mnd 1:l5 p.
m, stopping NJ Alcxau,lriu esch Wa, ana c"4-
meeting III Aqua Creek with the klchmond'
Fredericksburg and Potomac K. r., with Gle
CANT cars supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on I'll its trains. Through tickets and hagGaEc
chccks 20 Ill points South.
Both boats stop 1t Alexandria going "md re-
turning. j. B. GENTRY,
Gen. Ticket AgL.
ian lit Richmond. Va
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Il. W. NALL S
J, ". MALLS.

Nv MALLS T.. w. NAILS
IA MES W N A LIS & = o
j l9T King ST.. Alcxa. Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, Moulding=,
Balusters, Of different patterns, and Newell
Poste. A largo stock of French and American
Glass, double and single. thick. of all sizes. -,
Paints, Oils, Vnrnishcs, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and Other
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpentno and
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