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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

atincation OF the Fifteenth Amendment by tho
requisite number Of States. "A bill to abolish the
feedmsns Bureau, and provide for . Bureau Of
~ ssRsss srs
81 the Flint . Perc Marquette railroad, IL iichi-
to estaSlish Tsrrsoriai aoysrpDsnt Toy
TO sell OF exchange tho Custom Nopae in Nash.
Mile. and obtain more Suitable vocation; giving
consent to thu erection OF bridge lcross the
.en il sssSs as' s
tory Of an act nxing 'rruies and Tceuia-
psossS $ eHsGss % s I'M
Hospital service, and provide Tor tho relief 81
sick and Disabled seamen directing that no speech
don 10 the Senate q besutiiai Volume Containing
ne ,$ss y oss ASnS.sd Sss,snt l.
sh1 nacs Isi n NV W. %
Pending the confederation 81 the New York and
3Washinhfon AIRLINE Railroad bill. the Senate
Ssas into sTsea' session 4 and soon after ID
In the House, onths 2lss ., large mum.
Der Of bills were introduced and referred nclud-
ing the following: To pay loyal citizens az Tennes-
see for property taken FOR use by the Military De-
partmens; sei the pettlensnt Of expenses Of Mon
tana for troops In 1887; creating the office Of Gov
ernment Architect; for an appropriation for haF.
Dor II Fort washington, Wis, granting aid for
the construction OF railroad nom Vallejo to Hum.
abolishing the Bureaus or Education and Freed.
mems Affairs; t9 rehgte Ioetlfk risAbnitiss "
Ss. Soa ~ sss Is ~ se
1sxt e "a Et.t1 IoE saqs.sieFN p9rposesi incor
p poca '"fR Af ::s St
e 'lthelf Kansas .Agrssnltanl and MscAsni-
cal Association for fair ground
Is s6olsA Khs u1cs 81 Psnsion Afnst, ma provide
$sns sna09 Us 9ssnss i
up1teA States CiFcpit and DstEict Courts In crimi.
I'd cabeS reducing the Income tn 70 q VI cent
:ea * q e sss oss II
|ise ne 1ibtrbut{on Of Nltioaelf Rknk csrrencyi
Tor the Improvement OF Rsd River. between
Shreveport, Louisiana, and Jefferson, Texas;
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

IN to this dafe four ,hundr9 and
ftty.tw0 students fhnyc, ppnithd for
afUissiti, to the Agricultural folJege
from this State, anil twcnt eight
lroH other States. nAsithfre room
IN thA College h'sDltlipG for nf ii one
IlNipNyeds md. sIxtMs three h pAred
nd ;4wAMyi hevel o1bceu ref scd s.-i
'HeMisf6xs lstsiilsL.od nj tes san&N 1000
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
cHAPTFh4. ~ ~ sfi
AN H'T 70 repeal section S49s II the Re-

AN Mt 70 repeal section e4ss of the Re-
ss.ss!sfs 81 fSss5.
section J. he ftep0rted Ly Ne yem>y1l
1sten,hty II Tire Suite 1f /0mH. T'bAs Sec.
ton 2Rss, Of The Revision Of 1860. he. and
The same IL hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This Act being deemed o. inn
mediate importance, shall take effect and
he In force frsrD and after iss pnbIje-sfiof,
in the Ht<rfe R>vfst<y and Syaf~sgsyn. M
per@ published at Je% hDines. iowa.
Approved Feb. 9Th. 1870.
hereby certify that fI,e foregoing Act
Was published In the Jcgfsfe,,. February
". and In the MatesmUu February II.
1917. 800 Ed WRIGHT,
Secretary Of state.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
cHAHkER Ill

ShAfTN3TR 3. ~ -
AN ACT TO amend Ss!Ap:sr G1pf fiia Re.
vision Of 1860 relatyt 70. drawinusJu u.
rors.
Section ]. BE n e,tycs& Jvtae Apkc
4seeg.1iy ~ the ,s,ut{ or 49,, TTk be
word. County JnYge" and County
IN. 272s. 1870 and f32. CHAPTER II5 ol
the Kesision- OF 1870. be and the same are
hereby rcpSaied snlibn lieu thereof, there
re enacted nA1nserSsd the words County
Sen" Sec. Z. TIN act being deemed Of i'm.
mediate iynporuQce sbaIl take effect from
and afsvf iis pubiNlasion i,r.he Iown Syrre
Regss3r and JIks gfoiacs Bslfcfi,t, papers
pBbIisAed 10 ~ Moines, Iowa.
Apfs%yad IN. n. 1870. r s5l
heft1y /Etify that the fpreeoing Act
wac pt1tHw1bed IN the Si.ske B~gtSfer and
DEE sn4S1 bulletin, JaDnarv ~. 1870.
III ED NrfGHT. ~,
ss48gt .ea94 Secretary Of State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

TIE KNABE PIANO AT recent concert in
This CITY, the wonderful tone of the Grand Piano
uscd for that occasion divided the praise OF
amateurs with MIR. Hoffman splendid playing.
Thc KnaJe Grand Piano was in some measure
a surprise, and most agreeable one, to the
audience elicitiDg the warmest commentator
from the large number of musical critics who
heard it and giving unusual satisfaction to the
audience. This piano, which is made by the house
Of VIM. Kuabe e. Co., of Baltimore and Ne"
York, is constructed with an entire new scale,
finely balanced and of great power and capable OF
the widest range ofcxprcssion. The instrument
is the fruit OF forty years OF labor expended by
this firm in perlectug their piano and bringing
It to such a degree Of excellence that 1t may. be
regarded as perfectly adapted to all the require
ments of the parlor and the concert room. Ibis
instrument seems possessed OF almost mex
baustible power, responding magnihcentIy to
the touch equally in the most delicate passages
as in those requiring laborious execution. IEc
mellow grandeur of its tone, the brilllancy, OF
its upper register and the power OF the !o~
notes, all moulded to an exquisite and harnonl.
Gus balance, at once give it a character OF the
highe. merit. 1t is, 10 all essential require :
mcnts Of the instrument, cmncntly satl>tacto-
nv, as the hundreds OF our cItizans who have
heard it will testify. -B0Sto~ I"$t, -lp'h ~
IS-O my 3-lt
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VIRGINIA NEW y.

Chief Justice Chase yesterday adjourned the
Circuit; Court ct Richmond until to-day, and
the court will meet 70 day only to hear the
resolutions o.! the bar in relation TO the late ate
calamity. There will be no meeting OF the
Court to morrow. The Chief Justice called or
all the members OF the bar who had been in
iured.
Douglas H. Gordon, formerly o! Fredercks-
burg, now resident OF Baltimore, has sub.
sclbcd $3.50 in aid OF the sufferers by the late
calamity in Richmond.
There will be fair ami tournament at
Fictchcr's Chapel, in King George county,
on the 13rh Of May, the olj:rt being to raise
money to build 4 Methodist Church.
Joseph r. Robinson, another of the I'M ured
by the late calamity, died in Richmond, yester-
day.
The wounded in Richmond are generally i'm.
proving.
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EccI.. Knox 81 s1eTby,

kcal E3tate Agents and AurlloHHrH:,
will SELL BY PUBLIC - tx, ON
w SATURDAY, the lA.h day o! May, $50,
At 1890 D. H., il front Of the Mayors once IN
the city OF Alexandria, We, that DESl IA Bis
LOT OF GROUND, beginning at = point on
the east side Of Henry street sXtT-hvo feet south
of the corner o. Princess and Henry streets,
where the east line of Henry stree. intccsc":,,
said Princess street, and running ir"E; said
point south on Henry street thirly-i!ye tee! !;
thence east one hundred and fifteen feet and
eleven inches to fifteen feet wide alley: thch@e
north en- said alley thirty i've feet thence "e:t
ono hundred and fifteen feet and clcvon aches
TO Henry street and place of beginning, with :.
new wo.story FRAME DIV hLL LING, GI:3:hn
containing eight rooms erected thereon. .aasGsas
Tho house is in good condition and thorough
repair, and in addition 10 the dwelling n"s =
frame stable at the foot OF the lot large enough
for four horses, carriAees, &c. The :.L'c - t!+
property is nd:sputab!c
TERMS-One-third cash on the u"E u @:!.c
the residue in three cqual i!s.a iEcn.5 =; y
and eighteen months, respectively rem '"r
dsy OF sale; the deferred pay 2l"n:s : - sat
isfactorily secured. Stamps @at conveyance
ut the cost of purchaser. The lror"rty III me
meantime is offered ct private SAL. :.,,rI% t.
BECK. KNOX = kEE -,
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Meeting Ct the 4. >. Senators nnti
Representatives Of Va.

| WASHINGTON CITY, ID. g., May :, 1870
At meeting Of the Virginia Senators anc
| Representatives, held this day, Senator j. W
Johnston was called to the chair, and Charlie:
| B. Shirley appointed Secretary.
On motion of Senator j. f. Lewis, the toi
| lowing preamble and resolutions were unanl
mousy adopted
We the Senators and Representatives in the
| CONGRESS OF the United States, from the State
of Virginia, desire to express our heartfelt
sympathy with our fellow citizens the sorrow
caused by the awful catastrophe which occur
red at our State Capitol on "Wednesday last;
therefore be 1t
Resoire1, That whilst we bow with reverent
whose ways are inscrutable and past finding
out, but who doeth all thing we'll, E" we fee
that it is our privilege as we'll as our duty to
render to those of our people who are mourn
ing the irrcparablc loss Of dear friends and re.
latons, or bending with anxious care over the
couch of the wounded survivors, the assurance
oil our deep sympathy, and our heartfelt prayer
hat He who does not willingly atllict or grieve
the children of men will mercifully look upon
their Affections and comfort their sorrows.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
CHAS. B. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The committee on
credentials of the American Medical AS socia'
ton Of the T.. S., which assemblies here to day,
refused at preliminary meeting to receive the
credentials ofthe delegates from the National
Medical Society," new organization OF the Dis.
trct OF Columbia, also those from the Howard
University medca! department &c. 1t is the
"coorcd" question over again.
The coal dealers CT the District OF Columbia
have petitoned Congress for The appointment
OF coal inspector, whose duty 1t shall be to
weigh and inspect all the coal furnished TO the
public departments. This is asked as protec
ion against fraudulent contracts being entered
into.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
was to-day indicted by the grand jury Of this
District in two eases Tor maintaining nulsances
in the city O. Washington. The indictments
set forth that the company obstruct and block
nm First street cast, New York avenue and
other streets, against the laws of the city of
Washington.
THE LARGEST FARM in England consists of
2. COO acres and belongs to Samuel Jones. In
its cultivation he follows the -four course"
srstem, the whole extent Of the farm being
divided into four crops-1150 acres to wheat, $50
n harley and oats, 80 to seeds, beans, peas,
,Sc., and $50 to roots. His live stock is valued
as follows: Sheep, S35, 900; horses, $4,000:
bulocks, $l2, 900; pigs, 5000. The oil.cake
and corn purchased annually amounts to $50,
900, and artifcla fertilizers about 5000. inc
ontire cost of manure, in various forms used,
annually costs about SIS, 900. Sheep arc claim
ed as the most profitable stock he keeps, from
which are realized about 500 900 year. His
income from the whole farm. though not stated,
can be little less than 100000.
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ESD e. Ef.

In this city, on Monday May >, 1870, at :
y. III. WILLIAM II. DULANY, ED, III the 18th
year Of his age. The funeral will tax" p;act
from Christ Church this afternoon at Z o clock
His friends and acqualntarccs are respectfully
invited to attend.
On Wednesday, April 27th Il laresiicnc.';
near Williamsburg, Va, alter rroiractcd
illness Of progressive paralysis, i.lTLEToS
TAZEwELL WALLER, formerly rnrS'r IN tie
United States navy, aged "a years.
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| The extensive use ot these w.tcnr' T.: the
| last tecn years 10y hallway Conductors, I'm
| gnecrs, and Exprcssmen, the mos. cXac.lnE CT
| watch wtarers, has thoroughly demonstrate!
the strength, stesdincs5, durability aI.I %ccnr"-
| cy Of the WalLham Watch. To satisfy that
class in all these respects, is TO decide the qIe5
| ton rs to the real value Of these tinH.Eceper7
More th.n 100000 Of these watches are
nov speaking for themselves n the pockets Of
the pcoplc--a proof and - guarantee ot their
superiority over Ill CthaTs.
The superio: Organization and grea. eAtcEt vi
tho Company's Works NJ Waltham. cHsble
them ID produce watche: A. Il price which rrE
ders competition futile, and those who buy aiiy
other watch, merely pay from % to - per cent
moro for their watches than is necessary.
caro- now selling Waltham waite hes ~
less prices in greenb acks than the gold prices
before the war. There i; no other manufacture
Of any kind in the United States % which this
can be said.
These time pieces combine every improve
ment tha. long OK porionce has proved .! real
practical use. Having had the refusal of near
ly every invention in matchmaking originating
in this country or in Europe, only those were
finally adopted which severe testing By the
most skilllul artisans in our works. End long
use on the part Of the public, demonstrated to
be essential to correct and enduring time. keep
ing.
Among the many Improvements Nc would
particulariZc:
The invention AMI use q! i centre. rihion q:
peculiar construction, to prevent damage to
the train by tho breskage of main spring. l.
original with the American Natcl! Company,
who, having had the refusal Of ell other con-
trivances, adopted Fcgg' Pa!cat pinion As Us-
ing the best and iaultcss.
Hardened and tempered hair .prIng@ n0w
UNIVERSAL admitted bvwatchmakcrs 80 III best,
arc used in uli grades Of WalthAm Watches
All Walthsm Watches have dust proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and essen
ing the necessity Of the frequent cleaning, no
cessa:y in other watches.
Cur new patent stem winder, or Eej less Watc;!,
is already decided success and great I'M
provement on any stem-W lndng watch III the
American market, md by far the cheapest
watch Of its quality now offered to tho public
To those living in al portions OF tho U.S.wne!e
watchnskers DO not &boun1 watches with the
above mentioned improvements Which tend t"
insure accuracy, cleanliness, durability ""d
convenience must prove invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by tho Company.
10 prevent imposition, buyers should see
that e7 cry watch should bear either t.! he fol-
lowing trade marks:
American Watch Co.............. Wathaml, Mass.
Ann Watch Co......"............. Waltham, Miss.
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NJ ALsRIEEs.

In this city, on the 2lst OF April, 1870 al 'he
residence OF joseph Cantrcll, esq, by Rev. Geo.
" Liphtpcr. MIR. ABNoR y. LEE to Miss
ANNA VIRGINIA GoODRIcn, all Of A!cxa"lrla,
Virginia.
On the oSth inst, by the Rev Mr. Mere
dirh, Il. NEVILLE HALL, Of Loudoun, to Miss
NJ. A. daughter Of =. d. &. liedsma'' ESQ.,
Of Stafford county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY

Corner Queen and Fairfax ST., AIFHa.
We have now made up 600 doors OF all sise';
from 81 to $40; 500 Windows Of Sesn, gi"ZcH1
and unglazed, cheap; 2}o pairs Blinds al
sizes 10 COO feet Mouldngs, 40 different pat
terms Will make st short notice WindoW anl
Door Francs, Brackets Sc, Novels ba aus
tiers and Hydrants constantly Oil hAnd' i"oe'
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves We ieo'
confident that we can please our customers.
planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving.
Turning and Scrol-Sswing done IN the oes'
manner. .. oo-,i.,
contracting with lis for building materials
40. RISHEnL & HODGE.
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Foreign News.

The Paris Figaro says 4 man was arrested al
| the race course yesterday. where the Emperor
was expected As usual, who upon examination
was touai to have in his possession revolver
and dagger.
The French Journal Oficiel commences the
publication OF addresses TO the Emperor cor.
gratuIatiDg him on the discovery and frustra
ton o. the conspiracy against his life. The
person arrested yesterday on the race course |!
an Englishman, and proves to be Insane.
The Paris School Of Medicine was reopeneC
yesterday. DR.. Fordian delivered his lecture
without interruptions, owing to the grea
prccaution taken by the authorities, but on
leaving College he was insultcd by crowd o.
students in the streets, and compelled to cal
on the police for protection.
At CrcuZOt yesterday Assy, the leader Of
the last strike was arrested. An attempt
was made by workmcn to rescue him, but did
net succeed Nine were made prisoners.
Several soldiers were wounded during the
struggle.
The Bishop Of Evreux died while on his way
home from Rome.
Cernuschi, the Republican banker, expelled
from France, has gone to Geneva.
Cardinal Antonell, barely tells Nj. Daru,
10 the kcumcnical Council.
Cardinal Cullen in Ireland has issued anoth
or pastoral letter renewing his denulclatlon OF
Ieniani>nl and Free Masonry, and rcprobatiDg
Newdegatc inquiry into moDastlc institutions.
the cotton wcavcrs in England are asking
for all a':ui!i0nto their wages. Several prom
ineEt men, inc!udin" some OF the English noolI-
lty, arc coming over TO America as delegates to
the ~ \. Protestant Conference.
PRINCE WILLIAM CoCNTY.-The farm in
the lower part OF the County, owned by the
heirs Of the late Peter Tronc, containing 2j2
acres has bccn purchased by Mr.. Dunning
from Baltimore, who Is making improvements
thereon. The farm adjoining, 81 acres, has
also been purchased By q gentleman from
Penn, who will Immediately take possession.
Mr.. Duty OF Towsontown near Baltimore,
has purchased the place Of Michael Toner,
of 25 ceres and also - of Mr.. Dunnlng.
Dir. Allen Of New York has purchased
the tract Of over 400 across at Srrlgg's Ford
known az the Forbes tract, on which be intends
erecting q Steam Mill and other machinery
to be run by % horse power engine
The property ! miles from Occoquan known
as Cherry Hill, and the adjoining property
known as Wroc's saw mill, has been purchas'
ed by parties from Pennsylvania who have
commenced erecting Mill upon the same.
There are IL moro families coming from the
same place TO settle in the same neightor-
hood.
We note with pleasure the working of the stone
quarry, situated on the lands Of Judge Aylett
Nico near Brentsvil!e. The quality OF the
stone for building purposes, is pronounced
by experienced biologists to be equal to the
productions of the best Connecticut quarries.
-NanaSSoS Ga:ette.
John Molrissey member Of Congress from
N. Y. city appeared in his seat yesterday in
the House. He has not been present at a meet.
ing of Congress since early in December.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1870.

@r To. MORROW will be observed by oui
citizens as Day of Humiliation and Prayer
and business be suspended; in compliance with
the recommendation of the Governor and the
request OF the mayor of the city, aud in ac-
cordance with the general wish. This office
will, therefore, be closed, ard no paper issued
10. morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN INDIA. -Baboo
Keshub Sunder Sen is the heading Of an article
which appeared little more than two weeks
ago in the London papers. giving an account o!
a meeting held in that city. The Baboo kes-
hub Sunder is Benpalee Doctor, a dstin.
guished religious retOrmeT. seeker after truth,
who has cast aside the idolatIous superstltloDs
and the hereditary conveItionaltcS which still
enchain the mds of $50, 600, 900 Hindoes, and
who seeks to restore the faith OF hisiathers to It's
original state of purity lie is now preaching
crusade against caste, polygamy, ploythcsln
aud every thing else that tends TO degrade the
BrabmiDical religion into gross superstition.
The Baboo stated at the meeting. that he
came to see Christian lite as carried out in
Christian society and Christian institutions.
At the meeting Dean Stanley, Lord Law
renee, Lord Houghton and several ministers
were present to give the hand of welcome to
liberal minded Hindoo, to aid him in his work
OF sweepng away barbarous superstitons and
OF aboiishing hidcous abuses which have so
sadly degraded the people of once highly
civilized and advanced country, and to en-
courage him in preparing the way for the reccp-
ticn of larger and more living truths. The
Brahm Somai movement is not Christian one,
but it is a movement which, leading as it does
to the worship of God, must at least tend to
establish such similarity Of faith between
Asiatic. and Europeans as will render identity
less impossible than it has heretofore becn.-
Bait. Sun.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER lately sent the fol-
lowing note to the proprietor of the New \ ork
LEDGER:
nv DEAR Mr.. BONNER | have just receiv-
oil a cnrious letter from Michigan, and | give
it to you rerJattm:
"OwAsso CITY, Mich, 1870.
april FOOL.
have heard of men who wrote letters and
torcot to SIGN their name, but never before met
9 casa in which man signed his name and for
got to write the letter. H. W. Is.
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Yesterday, in the Senate, Mr.. Pool offered
bill to punish by fine and Imprisonment per
sons attempting to violate or hinder BIZ any
threats or coercion tho rights of persons secur-
cd by the Fourteenth Amendment; offences to
be prosecuted in the y. S. Courts. The bill
to pay loyal citizens in the South for services
10 taking the census of 1907 passed. Office
holders IN Texas were granted thirty days long
er in which to take the necessary oath The
bill to increase the number Of Supreme and
Circuit Court Judges and change the judicia!
circuits of the u. S.: was indefinitely post,
poned The bill to give twelve months pay
to the widows ard children Of the officers and
men lost on the Oneida, was passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

The official statement Of the condition OF the
Public Debt, shows reduction OF over $ll,.
100000, during last month, April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

1t is proposed in New York to have an In,
is to inspect constantly and report upon the
safety aud condition Of all places where crowds
assemble
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

Yesterday, in the u. S. Circuit Court, in
Richmond, Chief Justice Chase dismissed the
Chahoon- Ellyson case, the same having been
settled by the decision of the Court OF Appeals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

a protest against the annexation of St. Do,
mingo to the United States, bearing the sigma
lures of several thousand of the most Intelligent
and leading men of that country, and formally
addressed to the Senate Of the II. S. has been
received
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-03

The application of retired army officers Tor
full pay, has been rejected By the Senate.
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u
VIM. COGAN'
go. 10 worm hoyai sIfce1
Has con stant!y on hand large AMI Complete
CWhN DEIlERS,
npnGR FTs
HASp-.
pENn.NT.,
I,.,,,,,.,,y ..,D pGRTApJL unnp
- ~ l't films ~ E,PIETV
LlGal9 ~ E, HAh ~,
rOkGELalNS, Iuo iutRAfh, vi lo;' sho
CiiG GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VAIV rs
Pnhlic Buiidines and Dwellings furnish ed
arli Cited up with Gas in the most substsnt ial
and cogan. manner.
Steam Worl; for Factories, VI ills, &c :, prompt
" and faithfully executed al 1t prices which
will give ntisfacton. my S-tf
sShlh'f TAhN'
rraCTICAJ .PLUM BEH,
cha ,I,;nst and best established Plumbing
establishment in the cjtv. All work done with
,i;s,ntoI .nd in tho most durable and work.
~. III n ,nsnnnr Satisfaction guaranteed.
inRRfMG dnro vt short noticn and ~ him.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

a I,EXANDRIA planning MILLS.
ROBERT JAMESON. BOYD II. BMIrE
JOHN z. LAMBDEN, Superintendent
Nos. % and 81 Water st..
Ara Drepared to furnish at short notice Sd
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
MOULDINGS.
BALLUSTERS,
Newell POSTS.
WEATHER-BOARDIN
SIDING, BOX STUFF,
OA PANELS, &c, &s.
And to execute all kinds of Scroll Saving
end Wood Turning Planning Top pg ZEN ana
Growing and Surfaclng done IN tne 9 Ses snen;r
cations t; ioT dwellings,, stores and other building
IL OF