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aold san 1pencss.'

What "0ld Joe'is to this county. "Old
Sam Spencer" is to Nioholas-ths head
devil Of nigser.radicalism. &
Our readers are doubtless familiar with
The groes frauds practised BY The Niehola.
county Board at the last election. These
frauds led 70 contest between 7. G.
PUTNAM N, Yankee earpes.bagger radical,
and Dr.. RAIDER. Conservative native. for
the membership in the House Of Delegates
from that county. The outrages perpetra-
ted BY tbs Board, with "Old Sam" at it,
head, were too gross even for the stomach
Of q radical Legislature. SO Putnam wal
turned out and Rader put ia. ls
? Nicholas and Clay compose The Delegas.
District, and BY way Of showing our read.
ers that there are other rsscals bcsidel
"Old Joe." ." still unhung. We publish The
following addressed to the Board ofRcg.
istration Of Clay county: I'D
"Gen.lemen Of The Board the request Of
your friends in Nicholas county is 10 rake
the Books we'll 10 the buffalo township ss
The majority is retbcl, as We term them 10
this county the resolution q the Board 10
Nicholas is 10 make clean sweep. ~
s. II. SrEsclR, President"
Study that document well, and compre.
bend. il you can, tho ignorance, the vul-
gari.y and the villainy issaeeomplished
author "Old Sam Spencer"
Thi, document was produced in The con-
tested election case between RAIDER and
Putnam; and With j. the sworn deposition
Of . dozen Of the most respectable citizens
Of Nicholas county, that they would not
believe Old Sam Spencer on oath I!
Governor Stevenson could not have been
ignorant Of these facts. He knew that
"Old Sam Spencer was. illi,eratc, low.
vulgar, mean, ,rascally and successfully I'M
pcaohcd by his most intimate acquaintan-
ccs as ono who would swear to lie. and
yet Governor Stevenson re-appointcd
"Old Sam Spencer" as one of tue Board ol
Registration Of Nicholas county.
A man who will use such tools, is him.
self dirty and unfit to DO Governor any
thing except baudi.ti and robbers.
See to itthat Stevenson is not elected
to an Office that he has SO sigually dis.
graced, but spurn him as you would
loathsotnc toad from your pathway. and
put in bis place John j. jacob, Of llamp'
shire, gentleman aud statcsman.-
Greent,ier Independent.
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Braxton Cesnty.

An enthusiastic Convention vas held
at Bra1ton Court House on the sixth oi
August. and full ticket nominated. Our
friend Major W. D. Rollyson 10 tho can.
didate for Tho House Of Delegates. His
nomination is IN excellent enc. aud will
be sriumphansly ratified at,he polls on
tho eth Of October. Our friends in
Bra1ion arc pushing along oravely, and
will give good account Of themselves in
the struggle for The supremacy Of tho
white man. Wheeling Regiter.
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stHev 10 This for High r.

A greasy dispatch comes to Us from
Mississippi. The amalgamasion idea has
taken hold of the minds Of radicals in high
places in the South, and they are making
haste to carry it into practice. The loa.h-
ing which this intelligence must excite in
tho minds Of all conservative men in The
North will be intense. We give the dis
patch, which fully explains itself:
a.a a MISSISSIPPI WEDDING.
JACKSON, August Am unusual event
occurred here last nightiu the marriage oi
The Hon. A. T. Morgan. (uhite. . dis.
.inguished republican Senator in the Mis-
si.sippi Legislature, to Miss Carrie High
gate. (colored.) The ceremony was per-
formed by . oolored minister, and tho
couple left Immediately for Cleveland.
Ohio. Morgau's former home Was Louis.
vile. The affair naturally creates sen.
'a,iou in the community. Morgan is .
lawyer Of some ability, Of tsmperate hab-
its. and was colonel Of . Michigan regimen.
during tho rebellion. The bride is Of a
decidedly dusty hue.
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Democratic Majorities .

1t thus appears that in these six States
there is Democratic msjority consider
ably exceeding 100000 votes. These
triumphs have been won over, and in de.
rpite Of negro suffrage in Tricky settled
negro districts. The republican pyramid
stands thus: Rhode Island, 5000.
Wellsburg Herald will please copy, and
obligo its republican readers, who have
no. ye. heard from these States. Rslls-
burg Neps.
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ginia Legislature after the close Of the
war. was to disiranchise twenty five thou.
sand white men, and their next act is to
give to tho negroes the ballet Of which they
robbed the whites! Call this you making
people equal before the lawl"
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WHOLE NO. 1865
Tho last Hold.

The last hold Of the radical party is the
negro vote. If you talk to radical
about carrying an election, be will wind
up by saying, "well, We will beat you
with the negro voto." They don't count
much on white men any more; the pegro
seems TO be their last and best hold. But
We should think they were getting pretty
shaky on the negro. We heard great
many radical calculations, sometime ago,
about carrying Kentucky with the negro
vote. The recent election in that State
showed . Democratic majority Of so. 900,
That, we take it. is sufficient for all prac.
teal purposes. Tie same result is shown
by tho recent election in Tennessce-the
State is Democratic by good sound ma
jority. This ought to satisfy the radicals
that all their calculations based on negro
votes amounts to nothing. But it Ken
tucxy and Tennessee is not satisfactory,
we should like to know what they think
Of North Carolina The "colored troops
didn't fight worth q euss down there.
The radical leaders talk great deal
about the Bourbon Democracy" buttine
their heads against stone wall. We are
inclined 10 think that the fanatic radicals
will soon learn that the negro is not tho
winning card. For every negro vote
they secure by their obsequious worship
Of him, they will loose two white votes.
This has been the case in every election
since tho ratification Of the Fifteenth
Amendment. t.-MatinsJurg Eey Era.
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4 oonsr.rorprs, 81 q. Mason cou,

A CORRESPONDENT Of tho Mason county
Journal says that Hereford and Witcher.
the rival candidates for Congress in The
Third District, agreed 10 canvass togeth.
or. They both spoke at Bsrbour,villo,
but II The next appointments, At Ceredo on
The 9th, wi.ehsr failed TO ''soms 10 time, y
although he was il town whsn Hereford
spoke. Major Hereford seems 10 have ,
tolerably clear field. N
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-29

Tus editor Of the Parksrsburg Times:
who hs. strenuously opposed the election
Of Gof, the radical nominee for Congress.
from this District, has eaved. After .
conference with his republican friends, hs
consented to support Golf. We arc not
informed of the amount paid. Rsltsburg
Neps, la aEz @t-t s.qf
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di.llsta,I u.ass,noi ijs!,ss pus ltv, ON
s.ID .,!ups llIA ssrul, eq, ~ AoI ais ss.!,d
N 'ssssld ol i,!l!Tu iu 10 a,us!islxs suoi y
neil iaspyuos Su!sq '4IoA' 6m 10 p!i,s . s! Hfs
l. Nv 'aools Asq iu os pus llv0
"a "a .uo,ssM ',aolls u!uIV
s'aaoIs s.EoIuSIsSnd aiisoddO inola
s'sDNIdNld INV a'saOHs 'sLOOa
5g9iI sAiss11yaa dxr ussaIoyaasvs is!Ti II
: '.uf 'HoYaan % dIIIlHd
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Tho Democratic Pyramid.

Tie State elections Of 1870 have already
formed a dno pyramid Of Democratic
States. Look at it:
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RI. diyhea market price. rnid for Gis.
seny, Fiarseed and Hod.

A. A. LEWIS.
Weston, ". Va, Jun. 9, 1870.
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JERELRY.

ENRRAISTON, s-.- 1a,
~ Respectfully announces 70 his friends and
aud the public that he has just opened, at the
store one door above the building recently oecu-
pied by Irving bailey, full aud complete as
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THE GAZETTE.
TuEsDAYEyENING, MARCH l.
Miscellaneous.

Cen Butler never made greater mistake
than when 10 defending Mr. Whittemorc the
other day, he went out of bis way to attack
the newspaper men aud newspapers generally.
lie is now experiencing the result OF the re
bouud of his attack The mos! severe COM
ments are made in the radical papers OF his
own State, and that which cut him deepest
and to the quick, was short editorial In the
Boston Journal, paper that clrculates most
widely in his district, and which has hitherto
been bis firm friend.
The Senate judiciary committee had nVe
hours session last week on tho Georgia an
Mississippi Senators and finally decided to re
mort in favor of the admission CT Cen AmeS
as Senator from Mississippi, on the GROUND
that. although at the time in the army, he mao
declared his intention to resign. and MAKE tha0
State bis permanent residence. Inc comm :
tee believe the declared intention makes MN
citizen OF the State.
Geo. Augustus Roelkcy, Grand patr larcn
OF the Grand Encampment OF Maryland, |. v.
q. F., was fatally Injured ct Camden Statlon,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Saturday
the l2th ult., BY being caught between d
starting train and the platform, by Which nc
was so seriously Injured internally that he died
from the effects OF his Injuries.
House rents in New York city,it is asserted
are being reduced. One OF the ournalS OF tina
city asserts that ION Broadway, between
Waverly Place and Canal street. u distance
of eleven blocks, there are sixty.threc store
and Offices to let
Additional publicity has Just been made tt
the status of the Alabama claims, which show;
that no progress worthy.of mention has beer
made since the correspondence submitted tt
the Senate the middle of December, last OF
this question.
Episcopaians are more numerous ~ New
York than in any other State 10 the Unlop
Pennsylvania comes next, with 25,OOO com
municauts, and Connecticut next, with lG,o0o
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" ASSAS RAlLkOAD.
d % M 9 4IEzzls 8 - 49, - =&E
On and after Wednesday, Feb. g. 187e' on one
6si}v passenger train will run between WASH,
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting ct
Charlottesville, with the Chesapeake ana 0n''
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and the V1fI
ginia Springs; at Lynchhurg tor the " e s. Nhu
Southwest, and at Washington W wv 1'0' ."
and Northwest. ,rd
Alexandria rs 500 D. Ill striving ut Lynch2HFs
Leave Lynchburg at S23 Il. NJ, arrive NJ
Alexandria at 5:25 y. m, and At washington
Also daily Including Sunday, q passenger tram
thrcuqh without change Of carS[SSLSePnly car
s,u cTe6Whetween WASHIN GTON ana
ElCHMOND-making close connexions, ~
Richmond and Washington in the dlrect me
between New York and the South Atl"o''c
States a a1ovs,.
Leave Washington at 6:55 p m, ana A!eX Isho
drs st 7.25 D. M; arrive at Gordonsville at ll:4o
- ~ and at Richmond at 3:20 q. m, connect
ine with tram leaving Richmond at sou a. III
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest
Leave Richmond at $3.50 p. m, ana GoreG 5.Gs
m, and at Washington at 5:55 m, connect
ing with earliest trains to Now hoIE anu
passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave AlexanGris daily, excepting Sundays III
500 q. M, arrive at Harrisonburg at a:2O p. m.
Leave Harrjsonburg at $40 a M and conhectllig
st Manassas junction with northernbound tram
on main line, arrive at Alexsndria at DO p. M.
| The train on Manassas Branch VIII MAKE
| GOOD connections st the Junction with nlgh'
| line to and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked to 81
p j. u. BROADUS.
| fab cS-.f General Ticket A gent
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MASONIC.


Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, meets
Arst Monday in each month, vt their hall in the
Market House Building.
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. y, ~.
+. g. A. NJ meets second and fourth Ihurs-
days in each month. at their hall in the Market
House Building.
Andrew jackson Lodge No. 100, A. F. Z A.
NJ, meets frat and third Thursdays in each
month, at their hall, on Fairfax street, between
King and Prince.
- ODD FELLOWS.
Marley Encampment, No. 6, meets second
and fourth Monday in each month, ct Odd
Fellows Hall, on Columbus street.
night. at Odd FsiIows' Hall, on Columbn st.
Sarepts Lodge, No 46. meets overy Tues day
light, a. Phenix Hail.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 3. meets every. Mon
day night, at their Hail. in German building.
night at their hall. in the Assembly Rooms
Building.
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION.
Mount Vernon Circle, No. |, meets every
Saturday night, in Phenix Hall.
Jefferson Circle, No. :. meets every Wcdnes-
day night, at their hail in Muirs Building.
RED MEN.
Oeeola Tribe, No. l, meets every Thursday
night, at PheniX Hall.
RECHABIrES
Virginia Tent, No. 5, meets every Monday
night, at Phenix Hall.
George WASHINGTON Tent, No. Is, meets ev-
cry Thursday, at their Tent room, in German
new building, King street
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Society o. St. Vincent OF Paul, Conference 81
ST. Mary, meets at St Mary's Hall every Sun
day afternoon, at % y. m Richard L. Carne,
President; Richard NJ. Latham, Secretary
Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society meets
at ST. Mary's Hall every Sunday evening, at
o'clock Richard NJ. Latham. President
Michael B. Harlow, jr, Secretary.
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office ADAMS ENPKESS COMFY,
u or nnyCtX?M Ed fIC SSD ss and
FKElG FIT remaining on hand 81 this Office,
which will be sold at public auction for charges
on the 10Th of MARCH, prOxin0. uaies5 taken
out before that date, ri No ~ North Fairfax
street, under the Mansion House, n 10 g. m;
AGENT 4 Exp Go. PIX j P Arnold, c ba& 4 a
Anderson, box w c Able. hox Agt A +. Co.
pei n Allen, pkg j " Anderson, bale e {
Brook, box Bowen, Bros & Go; pei " j Boo"g,
machine B;own, Pei pei B EdyG b5 HG' T1ps
I o Berry, &eg 7 4 Brewis g :ton" Brown = :;
Co. BID! l. 8ousch, box j II Ecigg., bag :, y
Brown. pkg NJ w BurKctt. casting IL 3 Burn
| ley, bkt Miss l. ijowcOck, box II NJ Bcnncr;
| box & J Barbour, box W brown pkg
Cater, pkg w Crouch bdl C.rt Curtin, b
6sg b Colcord, pkg = Chandler, b1l p Clark,
!. pkg A w Chiffon, bbls W 4 Clear. pkg } 1
| Cox, box Miss f Cooi:, pkg w CoTncr, box
/ Downey pSSg Parry, pkg Il PAX, F::
box Duke i; Jones, pkg j " Dickinson, pkg
| Dulnny 3 Bail trl: a Dcvc- box & G Dick
iGson, pkg + Devier; pkg f Daball Pig Il
| q Davidson, pei L II Edmundson. pkg Early
| s. w. pkg A Edmurd;, pkg c4Stgs y l. 3D.
munds, pkg w Everett, pkg J F9ssHtt, btl j
| Foga1ty pkg L 7 Fisher, pkg a J tIemming,
| | box, : bdi: bag l chair, , c.s:gs, bale and
pkgs X w Falls, box Fix & LOTHIAN, pkg ).
Ferry, pkg john Ferr"a: kettle Crimes :;
castings 4 Grimes pkg g n Gregory, boiler +
| G.ime2, box j r Gordon pkg Green & Co, pei
! J w Gregg box i Hartcr>tine truss ID Hcrn.
| berger, pei q d Horncr, pei Higher; box II
Henry, p box D Hous.eworth, pkg j HARPER
pkg W l. Hill pkg hrs II Hcyman, pkg Il
HGon, pkg A " Harrison, pkg Il Hincs, kea
| X Il Hunter, 1ls Il W Hughes, pkg " r
Hicks. box 4 HinkIo pkg } Honscnd pkg
Heller q Bro box + " Jnnn"y pei Rev :! K
| Jerome, pei Jones pkg p Johnson, pkg Mis-
i l,,. hn,
! r Kenaig, leg IL Kclsir, pkg II kGy;S;,3 Gkg5
| Rev K :; LM%:, can Il L Lppitt, 2 bdls j y
| Loveacc. vsIi=o n Lilies, pei Lindsay boz
Lucas & Chase. box } Lawson, box b Lev
man, pkg V A Lutz. bale |; Mcclure, chSir.
and stools W Il Muir, 2 sleigh baskets R !;
Mccain, kcg w Marley box w l. Mi'hurn,
| pkg + MchaiTey, pei McCracken i Bros,
| trunks, | do and bales Mrs Mcllhany, boz
r Mcintosh, casting McAteo & Bro, keG NJ
! Marshall kcg II Medowr, pkg Samuel Ma
| c,s,'r ! McKron, pkg Few > w Madden, boy
| NJ S Mills. bdl cast - j > Myer y CO, pkg "
! Il Mann, bag Meyer 81 Zones; caSIg 9 II Mn-
jor PIX " MAJ n tT%wTi Geo M"f"sF 1T
S "t Us; isl O:ton. pei hii;rion, boe
ols, -, - ii Obenchain lc! " L. Ui;vc1
T Ii? pipensrrg N" Fs 5'GG, l pc! n, hF
Polr- bJx ii Prize" - - ~. ,rr. ri panr.
u Packard, boxes l. - & Il. r,.l
sail. pei D Palmer stone FUR :, !. Pes
Price. pkg Mrs Pnrcro, box Miss ! ="
ton, pke ; L Poland, box DR. Pr@' boiler -,
Mrs & W Proctor, p box l. foFchGr pct
! " Pearson, box $ Patterson, pkg Il rnlk, o."
! /, Pickett Dbl j Pindcr, b bag Mrs (luag""'
pei Roscnbaum, b box Miss ) Koo'nSoh' pHE
rive rrn e Kusscl, box > T Kcmscn pkg W
| Rhodes. ukg RaiIlo {; Mana1ycr, pkg css,,g:
| Dr. II Reagan. c bug l. E"4cs, PKG Mis- K Re-
ginger, box II Strs,ton, PIX ~ ,h n,as PR
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J.. w, MALLS. d. W. MALLS
EAMES W. MALLS s. SON,
5 1877 King st.. Aleya, Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames Brackets, Mouldings,
p >sts- a largo stock of French and American
Giss double and single thick. of all Sizes
Paiots Oils, Varnishes Paint and 1hite Wash
Rrm 'sIGHs Lewis Pure White Lesd, and other
brands Of fin equality, Putty. Tnrpentino and
Msnh;n % on vi tiso Lime Of superior quality,
Cement I' C GIL. Fass.or, Pitch and Felt for
Roofnr ,rr A iar, : sock of Pugh's celebrs-
ted Gar Angers and or. ~ articles found L.. H'St
class Builders Furnishing @tlss;GEshments;
All orders for Lumber, Brl. s Ena all kinds
of Building MATERIAL promptly h "onGed to.
Terms cash 'sb lift
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, 81,
G%(nye nc = Call.

nS-Glve nc u call oct N-ll
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS AND FAN
WI CT GOODS.
nm now offering 10 the ladies' an elegnn: rs,
sortment 0f SMALL WARES and "a HCl
GOODS, such ~ japan Chignons and Switches
from d 20 SOC: Ike, and Linen Collars ard
Cnii. Machine silk: and Cottons. Twists, Al
p.ccu and N OMAR Skirt Brsids, iIsndkcrchio!E'
EutlIings, Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Cotton Trim
m;ngs Of all kinds, PRINCES, B5aids and But
tons A beautiful assortment Of Cambria tdg'
ms and Inserting5; Towels and Towclings,
Zehhyrs, Germantown Woods, and in fact cv-
crything tat can be found il !ir.t-cas' VA
ricty store. ,nnnc
Some very beautiful Mll.LIN hRl GOODS
still on hand Black Real l.acc-aI' OF which
c.n be found cheap for cash only ut
Mis- &. l.. 81 MPSON'S,
f.b l25 King street
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ian 20 Sheriff Alrxandra county, Va.
"UoME AGAIN, HOME hGn = |. ~ III

TTTOALE AGAIN, HOME AGAIN, FROM
II y FOREIGN SHORE.
NJ RUBEN, after doing business here tor
several wears, left II year ago to better his con.
dition, rs no supposed, and located in Balti,
more but from experience has learned that Old
Alexandria is tho best place yet: and, therefore,
has returned and rcoponcd ut the spacious store
No. 50 XII street. q few doors above water,
1Dr G, ok's old stand where nc will keep on
hand general assortment of FUKNlTU BE,
TIN WARE. STOVES, CLOTHING, &c,
and is prepared to purchase, for cash, KAGS'
METALS. FURNITURE, CLOTHING. &C.
06-1m
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VIZ Z Il = Il u i Z E.RS.
STRAW PAPER,
MANILA, BOGUS MANILLA
TEA PAPER, and every
VARIETY OF T,WINES
suitable for groccrs, shoe and dry goods dealers
Papers for druggists uses. We are selling
Wrapping Papers a. very low rstcs wholesale
and retail BLANCHARD s MOuUN.
New Wrapping Paper pepet
Paper received direct from the mills in tho
large warerooms northeast corner pcnnsylya-
nia svenue and 18th ST., Washington, d. c..
down stairs. Entrance on Eleventh street.
Washington, aug l2-tf
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T Asst NOTICE To Ak p A
,;HERIFF'S NOTICE.

The large amount Of taxes unpaid and the
heavy demands for money due on the County
levy. Ms also the State, demands prompt action,
and if not paid by the 18th day Of February
will be compelled to collect rs the "A" pro-
vidas As nv payments must be made, to accom-.
moGn.e those who are employed during tho
duy. i will be at my office on Wednesday, and
Friday nights from e! to hslt-past o'clock
Office No " South Royal street.
/ c. ONEAL,
ian 90 Shoriff a lnynndrin county, Va.
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BARGAINS IN OLD GOODS,
d At No. 62 King street.
We have 4 large lot of old fashioned EN-
broidercd Muslin Collars, elegant French work.
Muslin Bands, Black and White Lace Cnpes
Second Mourning Collars, Inside Hand kerr
chiefs or Chemi.setts. Underslecves, GrenadeIn
and Lace Wells. -,
Also, Plaid Silks; several patterns Of Black
Silk, as they are. We have marked the price
ofall these goods down, so that they must 20.
Please ask for them as We have put them out OF
our regular stock in q room up stairs.
Our stock of WINTER GOODS Is still large,
and must be sold. Purchasers arc invited to
examine our prces as We are Offering great IN
OUR NEW GOODS Received this day q
full line of New Calicoes, Bleached CoLLonS
Pillow Case and Shooting Cottons, Heavy
Brown Shooting and Shifting. Ticking, Striped
sortmen. Of sessonabe Dry Goods ,c,
feb Is ROBT L. WOOD.
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MOOD AND COAL CH E A ?
wv Fohruorr "a 1ST0

WOOD AND COAL CHEAP.
w February Sd. 1870.
Having in yard the best quality OF WOOD
and COAL for family use, will sell at the
lowest cash prices,
A plendd lot of seasoned Hickey W2o''
" Oak
Also, Lytens Valley Rcd A 9h Coal.
Baltimore Com panys White Ash Egg Coal
Wilkesbarre White Ash Stove Coal.
Lea Furnace Coal.
Lorberry Nut Coal.
Thanking you for past f4vors, solicit con-
tinusnce of tho same, at Nos. 50 and do South
Royal street.
feb 8-tf A. s. PERPEN
FXCELSIOR MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA, va.