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The Hvpocrisy of the Senate.


The ostensible object of the tenure-of-
Office bill which the United States Senate
have just passed is to protect Office holders
against removal without cause. e., to
secure to the faithful officer o continuation
of his Office and his salary, although the
President may desire to dispossess him OF
both. Yet there is not senator who voted
for the law who has not one or more friends
whom he wants appointed to places already
filled by persons who have the advantage
of experience, and against whom there
may be no just complaint. And these
senators would gladly see these persons re-
moved to make room for their friends, in
violation of the only principle which can
possibly form an apology for the law they
refuse to repeal. What hypocrisy
No; the law originally was made to cripple
and chain ANDREW JOHNSON as the prisoner
of Congress. Its continuation is but the hold
ing on to a power conferred upon the Senate
in q foolish and evil hour by the House.
Furthermore, it is significant of distrust of
the President. A domineeriDg spirit that
has become bloated and intolerant in tyran-
izing over the late President cannot brook
the appearance of official independence in
the conduct of General GRANT. He does not
defer to the Senate enough-he does not pay
court to that body in the selection Of his
counsellors and confdants. Therefore he
must endure the senatorial frown; and the
senatorial finger will continue to warn him
to " Take care T." "Be on your guard ="
"There are some things We will not tole-
rate !"
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me weekly Dispasci,

fo- to-day is full OF variety and interest.
It's agricultural department Is very instruc.
tive; its foreign correspondence is excellent.
Then its foreign and domestic news Is well
diSested, and embraces all the events Of the
week. The appointments to the State of.
fees are given; editorials on current themes |;
and complete commercial reports finish of
very capital No.
The circulation of the WEEKLY 10 immense.
It's an excellent medium OF advertising for
merchants and manufacturers.
Five cents for copy at the counter; two
dollars per anpum.
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE
..... MILITARY.
The following appointments were made
Yesterday
SHERIFFS.


Accommodations j. Laws. Bruns,oick-
T. A. Chambliss. GreenSvipe-O. 81. Bid
we'll. MadiSon-George W. Clark. MecE-
len6rq-S. G. Wilson. Staford-John
E. Woodward. Goochland-Thomas r.
Argyle. Anelia-Samuel B. R. Loving.
Fluuanna-Arthur Smith. HalJae-a.
J. Dodamead. James City-BeDj amin D..
Cramer. Hing and Queen-Augustus Gar
rett. King Willian,-A. H. Mooklar.
Middleses-John H. Gemmills. Nelson
F. NJ. Sarmiento. Observation-Disclosures
liam Garlick. Po,chatan-Henry Gordon.
Richmond county-Richard P. Bryant.
SuSsen-J. w. Grant.
COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
.Amelia-A. W. Farris. Hanover Second
District) J. Underhill. Hing and
Queen John W. pullman. King William
b. Samuel. Richmond county-Wm. ALI
son. Observation-Disclosures Gardy. Pc
terSburg-F. E. Whitaker. PophatGn--
James Malone.
MAGISTRATES.
Accomac-John Downing, Jr., Lorenzo
Mears, Benjamin Davis, George s. Savage,
John D. Tyler, William Rev, Jr., William
Elliott, Samuel Walston, M. Il. Higgins,
David Lewis, DR.. Nathaniel D. Smith.
Amelia-samuel 7. Hendrick, Robert N.
Fhppen, DIR. P. Purcell, - Sleiter, s. Il.
Hackett, Jacob Ham, John A. Giles, EN-
met Clay, Willard Quarles, G. G. Grad
dock. Observation-Disclosures W. Burr, E.
NJ. Allen. Hsnrico Davis rice
William H. Tyler. King and Qusen-James
Place, Thomas D. Clegg, A. J. Walcott,
James Norman, ST., Augustus Garrett, Jas.
c. Trice. Middlesen-Albrecht Neimann,
VIM. Morris, Geo. P. Bailey, Jno. s. Thomas.
Nortolk-Richard Cox, William ]. Bishop,
Henry Kim, F. NJ. Lemosey, Caleb
Hodges, Timothy Cherry. Samuel Craggin,
F. W. Pickering, James Il. Powell, George
Cromwell, Edmund Anderson, Walter B.
Harris, John A. McCloud, Joseph Baker,
Alexander Foreman, William Fl. Lockwood,
Thomas Gaskins, E. Il. Williams, William
Old, Jr., Mason Woodmsn, Josiah White,
A. NJ. Holstead, G. F. Etheredge. North
alsnbsrland-Jona Bethel, Thos. W. Belts,
George W. Headly, William II. Headly.
Po,rhatan--Janes w. Flood, Thos. &. Hen
ming, James L. Petit, John NJ. Vaughan,
r. L. Pearce. Richmond coanty-R. 8.
ayr, Richard Bsl6eld. Rockingham--E.
j. Sullivan.
CONsTABLES.
ACCOMPLISHMENT J. Munford. Amelia-
James Il. Webster, William o. Coleman.
Chartotte-John ]. Foster. Chesterfield
George w. Malone.
ovERsEERs OF POOR.
A'nelta-W. G. Sinclair, John A. Gills.
Chesserfsh-C, G. Allen, John Davis, A,
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Recongtruction in washineton

The Reconstruction Committee of the
House seems not to be modified much from
that same committee prior to the new Con-
gress. hr. BLAINE, the new Speaker,
does not appear to have framed 1t with an
especial idea, Of "peace." They have
ssuck the coulter in pretty deeply. Just
now they have some measures pending in
! the House which do not give any very en-
p'urasing signs Of liberality. They pro-
pPose TO place Mississippi under the rule Of
provisional government preparatory to
the holding Of new elections. But, most
unjussly, they refer to the convention which
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March "a, 1850.

T ANCASTER (TRUSTEE) VS.. A. 7.
IL STEWART AND ALS.-By decree en-
leced IN this by the circuit court or the city
of Richmond on the 5.h OF March, 1869, II Is Or
dered "that one OF the commissioners OF this
cours do inquire and ascertain what is the amount
of The suplus fund In the hands OF robert a. Ism
caster, trustee under the deed from Thomas Ii.
Quarles, as stated in the bill, and how the same
should be distributed and applied AS between The
claimants thereof and IN Whist priorities. And be
said Commissioner Is directed to give notice by
publication once week for four successive weeks
In some newsp iper published IN the city or fch.
mond, to all persons who may have claims upon
The surplus funds IN the hands or tie ssi trustee
4. A. Lancaster: to prove the same before I'm ct
ZONE time and place appointed by him for tie par-
pose, under the penalty OF being excluded from
any share In the distribution thereof should they
fall SO to do. and the said Commissioner is d.
rected to audit the claims that may be so proved
before him, and report the result OF his Inquiries
to the court, with any matters specially etated, =
&C., &c.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on SATUhD aY the 24th OF April, lsee,
at 10 o. clock M, the time. and my Office, No.
$40 Frao kiln street. In the city Of Richmond, Va,
as the place, to execute the fore going decree.
81 THOMAS j. sVAHS,
nnh st-F4w Commissioner.
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HARDWARE.
WATKINS C0TTRELL e. CO.

HARDWARE.
I'LL WATKINS, COTTRELL & CO.,
1907 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention Of coun-
stock OF ENGLISH and AaEhiCAN HARD
WARE and SADDLEitY GOODS, consisting in
part of Locks, Hinges, Screws Nails, &c. Pocket
and Table Cutlery, large and well.assolted
stock; Trace and Log hams and Coil Chain !;
Spades, shovels, Forks, and arden Tools; Weed
ing and Killing Hoes, and full assortment OF
Kemp and Manila Rope. In fact We have the
largest and best selected stock ever had 10 oer
our fl lends, t, whom we would tender our kfncest
thanks for their liberal patronage, and ne hope 10
merit always continuance Of toe same.
NH 2s-lm WATKINS, C'iTTRELL Il CO.
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A MIXER BOLTING-CLOTH5,

A MIXER BOLTING-CLOTH5,
n RUBBER BETTING AND PACKING.
We are agents for the above goods, and keep a
full stock on hand.
BOILING CLOTH, frtm to 10;
GUM PACKING, from Lie TO inch thick;
RUBBER Betting, from alo IL inc hes wide.
We will sell the above goods at low prices, and
solicit orders for the same.
WATKINa COTTRELL & CO.,
NH Pam 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DIZZY sassODs.
rrso MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC,

Again take pleasure in giving ron notice Of the
arrival Of quite new and valuable
collection OF
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS At
No. 6o3 BROAD, BETWEEN srx7H AND sEvzNrH
STREETS,
Such as handsome CALICOEs.
COTTOES and LINENS,
COLoRED and BLACK sATINs, beautiful
shades, sold square or bias;
SPRING CAssIMERES, &C.;
EDaINas, INsERTNGs,
FRILL1NGs RUTFLrNGs &C.;
GLOVES, HOSIERY, aG.
claim, and do so with the endorsement Of those
who haye pstronized me thus far, that Richmond
in general and Broad street In particular. cannot
produce an establishment pao-e able and more
willing to do its customers Justice In
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODERATIoN OF PRICES,
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and my aim is to make my new store (eos Broad
street worthy OF the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place Of busfness-as being q
srst-class Dry Goods store-surpassed by none {;
ecu allied By q few only.
JULIUS MEYER, eos Broad street.
mhe two doors below Sixth.
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SPEECH OF COLONEL WALKER.

REMARKS OF MESSRS. F. STEARNS
AND J. B. CRENSHAW.
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NH ft-F4W

A PPLES AND ORANGES.-Fifty bar
IA rels APPLES and fifty boxes ORANGES just
received per steamer Albemarle, for sale by
NH 20 HULST q KING, ls22 Main street.
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A CARD
THE SPRING TRADE.
1869. 1869.
Desiring to make ours
THE" DRY GOODS STORE
ON BROAD STREET.
we have adopted the motto Of
"oU1CK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
To strive for wealth is eminentIy proper, ant
he Is the ablest who can do 1t in the mos
HONORABLE MANNER and with the leas
expense.
To do business probably and pleasantly &
merchant has to observe the following rule:
TO BUY THE Right GOODS
at THE RIGHT PRICES
AND AT THE RIGHT TIME.
BEHOLD!
We are not occupying q grand store with shelves
half empty, but arc comfortably housed at
e27 BROAD STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
and have now on exhibition large and attrac-
sPaINs GOODS
consisting in part OF R handsome assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,
(which We are Offering at prices to compete
with any house in the city).
CALICoEs.
CAME Rios.
ALSO.
large line OF
WHITE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS,
WoOLLENs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
CORsETS
SHIRT FRONTS
SKIRTS,
RUFFLINGs
EMBRO1DERIES,
LACES,
and In fact everything that belongs to a first
class dry goods house; which have been
PURCHASED FOR CASH
to the best advantage,
and will be
BOLD AT A VERY SMALL ADVANCE,
as 1t is our aim to make the customers
transactions with rs both
PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT.
HIRsH d GUaGENHEIMER,
627 BBOAD STREET.
Established 1881
Salesmen-W. @. KEAN, J. II. CHEHERY, W.
II. GORDON, formerly with Samuel 81. Price q Co.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
,rh
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DEssOLUTFONS, sc.

DESSOLUTEGNS, &c.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
\ isting between w. H. & L. 4. WOODWARD
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent the name
of the concern being used only IN closing accounts
The business will hereafter be conducted by LIZ
LIAM II. WOODWARD.
WILLIAM II. WOODWARD,
r. b. WOODWARD.
March o. 1869. NH 2i-st"
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WALKER VERSUS WELLS.

MASS MEETING ON THE SQUARE
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NIOTICE.--The subscriber Is now pre-
IN psred TO receive any number or Ho9e ON
mile below Richmond. Price, u per month. FOX
further information, apply on the pr sinisss n>yu
fe27-.m ANDREW a. b1ANE'
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A'nslia-W. G. Sinclair, John A. Gills.
chesterfsa-C, 9. Allen, John Davis, A,
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gers. At the solicitation of some Of his
colored friends he had consented to be o
candidate for the constitutional convention,
but carpet-bagger had taken the field and
beaten him by promising the ignorant
blacks, each, shorty acres and a mule"
Yet, colored men, who ever got the forty
asres2 Where is your mule?
He was friend of the colored man on
the ground Of religious principle and phi
lanthropy. He had ever been such. and
to prove that he was still such he alluded
to the colored orphanage, erected through
his instrumentality ct cost of over pc, 600,
for the care of the colored little once, who
would else be friendless and destitute.
Under these circumstances he claimed the
right to advise them, and thought they
should hearken to his words.
The colored voters must unite with him
in asking Congress to let the constitution
be voted on by sections. [Sensation among
the negroes, and cries Of "No."l The
county organization and test-oath features
must be stricken out or there can never be
peace in Virginia. The disfranchising
power must be left with Congress.
In conclusion, Mr.. Crenshsw denied the
assertions of Governor Wells and Judge
Underwood that northern man could not
live with safety in Virginia. He could live
as well here as in New York or Pennsylva-
nia. Only few days ago he had heard the
distinguished commander Of this district
General Stoneman) pay beautiful and
glowing tribute to the law-abiding DISPOSE
ton Of the people Of Virginia. The Gene
raj said: /" have ever fannd the Virginians
everywhere ready to cooperate with me in
maintaining law and order. I have been
through this city at all hours Of the day and
night, and hsve never seen better order in
any city," These remarks were made to
an English gentleman visiting this country
with view to Investments, and there could
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AND he did many wonderful works
Insomuoh that his name was pronounc.
ed in many tongues. And there came
unto him, Judith, from the seaport Of
New Bedford, who had been sick for
many years: and after some days her
pains were gone. She slept soundly,
and did rejoice In eating her food. And
Asa, from those which are called Qua.
kers, in the great city OF Philadelphia,
wrote an eplstle saying: o, Doctor !!
accept thou this money which is called
Rreenbacks, and hath the picture OF
Abraham, thy friend. on one end. For
verify I was weak, exhausted and de.
spondent; late but little, and suffered
many palms, and thy PLANTATION Bit
TIERS gave me health, likened only unto
the vIgor OF youth. Aud upon such
as are afflicted with liver complaint,
with sour stomach, with general debil.
ity and dyspeptlc palms, In all parts OF
the land did these BItters produce as.
tonlshing cures.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at halt the price. eoddSw
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CoURr OF APPEALs.-The Court met
yesterday morning at o'clock, pursu>
ant TO adjournment. Opinions In the
following cases were read: Hill, ad.
miulstrator, &C., Us. RufTner & Long,
from Kanawha county, MAXWELL J..
delivered the opinion Of the Court, at.
drmlng the decree Of the Court below.
In the case ofThompson Us. NJ. & NJ.
Bank, from Marion county, BERKSHIRE
]. delivered the opinion Of the Court,
affirming the decree oftha Court below.
In the case OF White Sulphur Springs
Company Us. Robinson, sheriff, &C.,
from GreenbrIer county, BROWN, PreSi.
dent, delivered The opinion Of the Court.
affirming the decree OF the Court below,
In the case Of List Us. Pamphrey-
from Ohio county, MAXWELL, ]. dsllv-
cred the opinion OF the Court, reversing
the decree Of the Court below and re-
mandIng the cause for further pro.
ceedings.
In the case OF Warden Us. Bright,
from Greenbrier county, BERKSHIRE
J. delivered the opinion Of the Court
affirming the decree Of the Court below.
Adjourned until 8 P. NJ. to-day.
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RIVER NEws.-The marks last even
Ing showed three feet eleven Inches In
the channel and rising very slowly.
At Pittsburgh the stage was reported,
yesterday, 10 be two feet one inch and
rlslng-the rise attributed TO the water
from Pool No. l on the MonoEahela.
There was nothing new on the land
Ing. The local packets arrive and de-
part with their accustomed regularity.
From our recent exchanges we ex-
tract tho following.
Capt. John Booth says he will have
his bArRes In the ring for q New Or
leans trip within thirty days.
Mr.. Smith N. Fowler, wednesday,
purchased OF Captain l. L. Thompson,
q, w, Thompson and others the steam.
or Edlnburg, for 5000, the boat to be
turned over 10 her new owner next
Monday.
The United States Mining Gazette and
Railpay Register has the following In
reference 10 the Ohio river:
One week, Il is al the bottom Of their
levee, the next, 1t 10 o. the top. 1nsum'
mer It Is q long sand bar, on which q
thousand boats are stranded, for Q
thousand miles. In spring II Is a rag
Ing ocean, charged with sand and ice,
sweeping away everything upon itS
banks, lnundating warehouses and corn
fields, and infllctIng ruin and misery
upon mulIltudes. Yet all this laWlesB-
ness IL according 10 the Btrictsst laws OF
nature, and every body knows II. But
no one 10 bold enough, or wise enough,
or rich enough, or mighty enough TO
attempt to regulate the elements aud
bring them Into friendly relations with
mankind. Elicit showed how II could
be done. Nothing 10 more simple. The
French Government has done II for
thelriver Loire. The American Govern.
ment, II 1t were worth anything, could
do 1t for the Ohio. The imperishable
glory OF the Yu dynasty Of China
is that It rectlaed the Soburge Of the
East, the HoAng Ho. The grandast
name OF all the Egyptian Pharaohs 10
Amunemah ILL.,, ofthe Twelfth Dynas'
~, who made the artificial lake M0ris
inside the oval valley Of the Faioum,
and arranged the system Of the Canals
OF Joseph, by which the surplus inuu.
dalton OF the Nile should be boarded
up for use In the dry season, saving
Egypt from two distinctions every
year, the one a deluge and the other a
drought, each sure to breed famine.
The Ohio, too, might be made a regular,
navlgable, well-behGved river all the
year round, II the United States Gov.
eminent, or congress Of State Govern.
ments, or Pennsylvania alone, would
expend 1.-THE OF the sum that has
been squandered on contractors In the
war, or won by gamblers In railroad
stocks since It's termlnation-by turn.
Ing q few Of our secluded mountain
valleys into deep, long reservoirs, and
graduating their outpourlugs at fixed
rates, to suit the necessities OF every
season In the lower country.
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made 10 me by George e. Caldwell and
Kate, his wife. on the 2id day OF March, In
the year 1851, and OF record In the Record.
era once OF Oh o County, W. Va, In Deed
Book NO. Is, page Sjo, SHALL on
Saturday. the 4th day Of September,
1862
on the premises, proceed to sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder the
following described real estate, situate on
Oald wells hun In SAID County and btate,
including what Is known az the Orchard OF
Sald Joseph CaldWell's farm and bounded
~ Follows, that Is 70 say; Beginning at q
locust post al the south west corner Of the
pAilinH fence around said orchard and Ad.
Joining the wheeling and FRirinont Turn
pike road on the north side OF CaldWelI's
Ran; thence nOrthwRrdly with said fence
W the boundary line between Rald farm and
IAnd OF 2. Jacob, continuing eeyond the
i9ncei II necessary to reach that line thence
Il. "a Z, u hLRKe at the north Eide Of the
present county road, lew rodS above the
OLD stable; thence with the north side OF the
Allid county road WeSLWAIdly TO JarRe elm
uu the south side Of said orchard fence nnu
near the BHmei thence with that fence TO
tue south ,BL corner thereof; thence west
wRrdly with the fence 10 the beginning,
CONTAINING sixteen acres, more or less.
SAID Decd OF Trust was given 10 secure TO
William Exley tine puncIuAl payment Of
tivs several noLss Of the said SeOFge Z.
IA U VOL lUE Luo SUN VI Hlu6 uHuuL6u anu
twenty -BeveR 4I-lOJ dollars each, bearing
date tnv 10th day OF February, 1851, and pay
able 10 the order OF the said William EEley,
respectively, on the 18th day or december,
1881, 1851, 1858, 1854 aud 1875, at tbs Merchants
aud Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, each
uuts bearing interest from date. Inc INST
one OF the HOove described nUteJ dated the
18th day OF February, 1851, and payable on
the 18Th day OF December, 1881, has been
paid, together with the interest upon the re-
manning notes up " TIE EL day of April,
1867, Inis sale IL made " pay the principal
vi tie said notes Of ltBI, 1865, 1854 and l665,
.. BAld several NOES, 10 S95 4j-lUO, with In
Uareat thereon from April LIST, 1869, I'LL paid,
aud the costs Of this AaIe.
TERMS OF SALE-one.thlId cash, and the
remainder OF the purchase money In two
equal ilstalments OF SIX and twelve months,
tue purchaser giving notes for the deferred
iustAlments bearing interest from date, and
tue title will be retained until tho notes are
paid.
The above described property will DO sold
in pal GELS or altogether " the purchaser or
purchasers may elect and the trustee will
guarantee the lllle.
The property mentioned in the above Rd.
verIlssment IL known As the sunny side
Vineyard, at pT6aont in hrst class condition,
md The vines in excellent bearing order,
On the promises Is largo new lwo-story
UIlck house, surrounded by conVen lent ami
desirable OGlbuildings and provided with all
thn necessary cOnVenlences and improve.
tnentJ. tartIeS WANING 10 purchase pro-
iedy Of this description are Invited 70 eI.
anime the premises relure the day Of sale.
Iy4-SUL
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POLICE CoURT.-There was an aver
age number In attendance at the Police
Court, yesterday morning. Two cases
were tried and two continued.
Tim Daily was up for being drunk on
the streets, and fined one dollar and
costs. Tnis was more than Tim could
pay, and he was sent TO pass few days
with Capt. Noah Price.
Charles Coleman had also taken on
board rather more benzlne than he
could we'll manage, and an officer IS.
sisted him to the lookup. He was re
quired to pay one dollar and costs.
James LAwless and Michael Roonan,
who had their trials postponed on Tues
day morning until yesterday, asked
that they be further postponed until
Saturday, as they had not been able to
secure the attendance oil a wltness they
deemed material. His Honor granted
their request.
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AMI nnR WnRK

MEMS THICK q KIP BOOTS.
Especial attention Is called TO our own
make OF men's THICK and KIP Doors.
They arc made out OF the very best Kip D.
per and sole leather; they are solid double
sole; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottomI and can be confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and BAtiAiactlon 70