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Reply of the True Republican Exc
cutive Committee to MIR. Jenkins's
Letter. r...r. .. ..r.-
RooMs OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TRUE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Rooms OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TRUE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
RICHMOND, VA, July 81, 1869. }
Colonel John ". Jenkins, Chairman Wells
Republican State Committee /,
Dear Sir,-Your favor of the 9th in
slant is to hand, and am instructed by my
committee to respond to it in the same
frank spirit that characterizes your com
munication.
We fully agree with you that not only
the restoration Of Virginia to the Union,
but her future prosperity and greatness,
are dependent upon the cordial endorsement
of the reconstruction acts Of Congress, and
the declared policy of President Grant IN
enforcing those acts. -l ~
In March last, when We found ourselves
compelled by force of circumstances to op-
pose the policy of the President, or with
draw from the Wells party, we selected the
latter as the alternative, and selecting true
Republicans as our standard-bearers, we
went before the people of the State and in
vited them to rally upon our platform, based
as it was upon Republican foundation,
broad enough for every patriot in the land
to stand upon. I need not remind you with
what alacrity the intelligent, patriotic
voters of the State rallied to our call. The
results of the 9th of July are too fresh in
our memory to need repetition.
With voice almost unanimous the white
voters of Virginia endorsed the policy OF
President Grant and the acts Of Congress
relative to reconstruction, thus openly de-
claring themselves in favor of Republican
measures. True, many of these gentlemen
had, in former times, acted with the Seces.
sionists Of the South. But are they less
Republicans because of their antecedeDts
And would they have been denied admit.
tance into the Wells party had they sought
admission We think not.
You invite o coalition of the t,co so;ngS ot
the Republican party. We cannot admit
that the party is divided. On the contrary
we claim that the Grant-Walker party Ii
the National Republican party Of Virginia
representing the policy Of the President and
of Congress, and as such have no divisions tC
heal. [True, q majority of the colored peo
plo, under the misdirection of the Wells
leaders, voted against the policy Of Presi
dent Grant, but their eyes have been opened
to their mistake, and they are now fockins
by hundreds to the Grant-Walker standard.
To the late Wells party we have only t.
say 1--WE shall gladly welcome them to oul
ranks, j." for we are unwilling to deprive any
class of citizens of the innumerablc bless
ings that must flow to Virginia from or
unequiyocal enforcement Of those nationa
principles of which President Grant ant
the Congress of the United States are th'
head and front.
Respectfully yours,
G.. X. GILMER,
Chairman True Republican Executive Com
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The following notice was found pasted On q
large box which passed over the Sioux City
and Pacific railroad a few days since: 1" Bag
gage smashers are requested to handle this
box with care, as it contains nitro-glyce-
rine, Greek fire, gun-cotton, and two live
gorillas." The box was not broken
The editor of the New York Tribune, when
he sees men without dime in their pockets
or the means of getting one, advises them
to emigrate, ,sbuy o farm, and 60 to work.
Prentice.
A New Orleans paper says that young
widow in that city, who writes we'll, is
"training herself for On editor" We hope
that we are not the editor she is training
herself for.-Prent;ee.
!, Josh Billings Ia getting out new books
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The CLOTHING STORE RoBBERY.-Matt
Page Wormly and Nat Warner, the two ne
gro boys who we're arrested on Thursday
last for fishing clothing from the store Of
Messrs. Weisiger s. Co., were araigned be-
fore the Mayor Saturday morning. William
Cass (colored) was also arraigned at the
same time for receiving the goods, knowing
them to have been stolen. From the. ev;-
dence the guilt of the two principals wac
pretty we'll proven; but Nat. Warner
very small negro boy, having rendered ser.
vice in bringing Wormly to justice-was
recognized as a witness. Wormly was sem
on to answer Indictment. Cass was alst
sent on.
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The BOARD OF EDUCATION.-There were
14l applicants for positions as teachers in
the public schools Of this city, from which
the Board selected forty-four for examina-
ton. At the opening of the schools on the
first Monday of October about thirty new
teachers will be required in addition TO
those heretofore employed. Of the forty
four candidates for examination, thirty OF
those who are deemed best qualified will be
appointed. 1t is worthy of note that some
of the best teachers in the State are among
the applicants, bringing testimonials of the
highest character as to scholarship and
moral worth. Only ladies have thus far
been selected. The appointment of male
teachers has been postponed until the com
mittee to provide school-houses make their
report. The examination OF teachers will
take place on the second Monday in septem-
Der in the Normal-school building, Capitol
street.
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"FREsII AS A MAIDEN's BLUSH Is the pure
peachy complexion which follows the use OF hA-
CANS MAGNOLIA BALM 1t is the true secret Oh
beauty Fashionable ladies In society UNDERSTAND
this.
The MAGSOLIA BALM changes the rnStlc cou't-
try girl into n city belle more raploiS t'''i an
other one thing. ,
Rndness. sunburn tan, frecklcs, blotches, ana
all effects of the summer sun, disappear where II
,s uscd. and genial. cultivated, fresh expression
10 obtained which rivals the bloom Of youth.
Beauty is possible to all who VIII invest seventy
five cents at any respectable store ana lnsis' Oh
getting the MAGNOLIA BALM
Use nothing but LYONS kATHAlRoN 10 ofc'S
the hair,
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MEETING OF TIE BAR.-The members of
the bar of the city met in the circuit court
room on Saturday afternoon at 6 O'Clock to
take measures to pay q suitable tribute to
the memory of Colonel 7. P. August, de-
ceased.
On motion Of Colonel NJ. Johnson, the
Hon. John A. Meredith was called to the
chair, and A. Austin Smith appointed secre-
tary.
Judge W. W. Crump announced the OBJ
ject Of the meeting, and moved that the
Chair appoint committee of five to pre-
pare and report suitable resolutions TO an
adjourned meeting to be held this morning
at 10 o'clock.
The Chair appointed Messrs. ". W.
Crump, Andrew Johnston, R. 7. Daniel,
L. R. Page, and Marmaduke Johnson, as
the committee.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet at
the same place at 10 o'clock this morning.
The members of the bar are reques ted to
attend punctually at that hour.
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MARINE VNTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 81, EGa.

hKEIV I'D,
Steamer Eliza Hamcox, Clifford. Norfolk mcr-
chandise and passengers, J.. y. Tatum.
steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandsc and passengers, W. c. Dnnham & Go,
Brig Mary Rice, Boyce, Baltimore, Dunlop
McCance. ,,,,,
Schooner II. q. Ely, McAllister, fhiladclphin,
coal, s. 7. Lathrop. .... .
SAILED,
Steamer Petersburg, GeoghcGan, Baftimorc'
merchandise and passengers, ilarvcys u VIZ
liams.
chandise and passengers, a. Siillspaugh.
steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers, W. c. Durham z 60.
Schooner 6. l.. Wright, Cropper, New Bediord'
wheat Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, July 3l.-Arrired, steamer Admi-
raj, Freeman, merchandise and passengers, ktch-
mond and York River Railroad, and salied OH
return. 49,.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-Cleared, schooner Mary
Willis Frank, for Richmond
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Mayors CouRr-Arderman PEBBLES pre-
siding.-John L. 0'Brien, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and driving q
horse at o furious rate through the streets,
was fined $3.50. >,
Lewis Alexander (colored) charged with
stealing pair of boots from Edwara
Hutchin, was sent on to answer indictment.
Spencer Robinson tcolored) charged with
taking possession Of two COWS, the property
of James R. Lacy, was arraigned. From
the evidence it appeared that Spencer was
rather sinned against than SHINING. The
cows referred to had broken into his prem.
ises and broke down about two hundred OF
his corn-hills. He took them up, and put
them away. he was discharged.
John Boiling and Mary A. Banks (co-
lored), charged with being drunk ana ais-
orderly and creating a disturbance in the
house of Mrs. Hill, were fined two dollars
aach
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HESR1co COUNTY, Robert Mayo and
James Childress (negroes) were on Saturday
brought before Justice Atlee on the charge
of assaulting and beating James Bailey on
the public highway in said county, on Sum
day the 18th day of July, because Bailey
had cast his vote for Walker in the late
election. The charge Was fully sustained
not only by the testimony of Bailey himself,
but also by Mr.. Plague, who went to his
assistance and made the parties desist
After q full hearing of the case, they were
both sent on for indictment before the
grand Jury
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FACTS FOR THE LADIEs.-I have been using the
BUTToN-H0LE AND OVERSEAMlNG sE"lNa-mN,
CHINE ever since their first introduction without
the least repairs, doing all my family sewing
consisting of coats, oyercoats, pants, and vests
down to the finest sewing, even to all kinds OF
patching. Besides that, have earned six hundred
and eighty dollars In about nine months. nave
made three hundred button holes per day, besides
all other work have made twenty-five dollars WIN
one needle. Give me the Button-llole Sewing-Ma-
chine In preference to all others.
MRS. LUCY IDA GREEN.
Philadclphia, Pa, July 1899.
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A SMART .CH1LD.-A good story comes
from Rome. In preparation for the Ecu-
menical Council the Pope ordered from his
architect certain embellishments, the plan
of which was brought for his inspection by
that gentleman's little boy. Charmed by
the plan, the Pope opened drawer full of
gold, and said to the child, "Take hand
full of coin as q reward for the beauty of
your fathers work." Holy Father" re-
piled the child, "take it out for me your
hand is bigger than mine" Plus TX. could
not help smiling, and obeyed the child.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., viii sell at half-past 10
O'Clock good stock Of groceries, liquors, ETC.
RICHARDSON & co. win sell at o clock three
small brick tenements and vacant lot on st.
Johns street north or Charity.
COLLECTOR BURGESS will sell at the bonded
warehouse OF William Myers 4 quantity OF
manufactured tobacco and some tobacco fix
tureS.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at O'Clock 4
valuable brick store and dwelling on Adams
street near Brook avenue.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell ut 10 o'clock nj
his store, piano, household furniture, feather
beds, mirrors &C.
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Protest Againt the Irish Church BILL.
The following is the text of the protest
made by the conservative peers of England
against the Irish Church bill:
Dissentient-1. Because this bill, for the
first time since the foundation of the Bri-
tish monarchy, introduces, so far as Ireland
is concerned, the principle, unrecognized in
in any other country in Europe, of an en-
tire severance of the State from the sup
port of any and every form of religious
worship.
2. Because the adoption of this principle
with regard to Ireland cannot but give
great encouragement to the designs of those
who desire its extension to every part of the
United Kingdom.
8. Because it is violent stretch Of the
power of Parliament to resume grant
made by itself in perpetuity still more tc
confscate property held by long prescrip-
tion, and by title independent of Parlia-
ment.
4. Because if this principle be well
founded as regards private property, it is
still more go with regard to that which has
been solemnly set apart for the purposes OF
religion and the service of Almighty God.
5. Because the legislation attempted in
this bill tends to shake confidence in al
property, and especially in that which rests
upon q parliamentary title, heretofore con-
sidered as the most unassailable of all.
6. Because it is impossible to place o
Church, disestablished and disendowed, and
bound together only by the tie of volun'
tary association, on footing of equality
with the perfect organization of the Church
of Rome, whereby, especially in Ireland
the laity are made completely subservient tc
the priesthood, the priests to the bishops
and the bishops themselves ore subject tc
the uncontrolled authority Of foreign po'
tentate.
7. Because this bill will be felt as q
gricvous injustice by the Protestants Of
ireland, who, through their Irish Parlia
ment, surrendered their political indcpen
dence by o treaty of the fundamental con
dition of which was the greater security o1
the Protestant establishment.
8. Because while this measure will tenc
to alienate those who have hitherto beer
the frmcst supporters of the British throne
and British connection, so far from concili
ating, much less satisfying, it will only
stimulate to fresh demands that large por
ton Of the Roman Catholic population O
Ireland which looks forward to ulterior ant
very different objects, and, above all, t
ultimate emancipation from the control o
| the British LEGISLATURE,
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philadelphia, Pa, July 1859.

THAT ELEGANT AETICLE, "ALrlrA' "hls-
KEY. which is offered for sale by w. ID. BLAIR "
Co., corner OF Ninth and Main streets, Is ste""iis
gaining its wcll-dcScrved reputation. Their safes
have increased so rapidly that 1t Is with diiicuty
they can keep a supply on hand. The quality oil
this spirit Is undoubtcd, rs 1t has been thoroughly
tested by DR.. j. B. McCuw, who has given the pro-
prictors most lattcring certificate IN rcSara 10 ''S
purity and favor. We would suggest I" persons
desiring Il stlmulant for medicinal or family pur-
noses 10 give 1t trial, Us we confident 1t VIII
nrove satisfactory both In quality and price.
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SERIOUS AcCIpEST.-On Saturday after
noon negro man engaged in Mr.. = D;
Watkins's wood-sawing establishment haa
his left hand caught by the circular saw,
and go badly lacerated that amputatlon OF
three of the fingers was found to be neces-
sary. DR.. C. w. p. Brock performed the
opcration
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The TOURNAMENT AT THE MONTGOMERY
WHITE, on the 5th instant, is much talked
of, and the indications are that it will be q
grand affair. Large Parties from Lynch
burg, Liberty, and that section of the coun-
try, will be present, and We hear OF several
who will 90 from Richmond.
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POLICE INvEsTIGATIoN.-The inyestlga-
ton of the charges against the policemen
engaged in the disturbance on Broad street
on the occasion of the arrival Of the Ger
man singers from New York, was com.
menced on Saturday morning by the Chief
of Police. a number of witnesses were eX,
amined and the case was continued until
- dow
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THE VESABLE-STREET RoBBEET.-The
continued case of Eddie Sales alias Porter
and Barney Branch (negroes), charged with
feloniously entering the house OF George ".
Early and stealing gold watch and one
hundred dollars in money from Thomas Y.
Howard, was called before Alderman Zee,
bles Saturday morning and continued until
to-day. in the absence of witnesses.
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THIEvISa IN THE CoUNTY.-We learn
that within the last ten days at least four
hundred chickens have been stolen in the
neighborhood of DarbytoWn. Besides this
the rogues have taken large number oi
turkeys. One lady lost twenty-five which
were not half grown. Hitherto this pro
perty of the ladies has been deprecated OF
but little. Now, however, that the price o.
chickens is very high in the market, rogue:
are appropriating them in large quantities
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Nor REPoRTED-The following-named
colored men complain that their names
were not reported among the names OF the
colored Walker men published in SOME Of
our dailies: John Tinslcy, better known as
John Cross; Bernard Roberts; and Samuel
Harris known as Sam Patch.
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REVENUE SEIzuRE.-Collector Burgess on
Saturday seized the tobacco factory Of Fred
eriok Woeldecke, together with 5000 cigars
and 200 pounds of smoking tobacco, for
alleged violation Of internal revenue lnwa.
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REVENUE Observation-Disclosures Bur-
CESS reports the amount of collections up to
Saturday afternoon, for Last month, as
Sl75,70O The amount collected On Satur-
day was $l4, l42.
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RICHMOND ANDEDANvlLLE RAILROAD
One hundred and seyenty-seycn carloads
of freight Q,77O tons), mostly wheat, ana
thirty carloads of coal, came over TINS
road to Richmond last week.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING in TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE AUGUST
2p, 1S69.-Janas Peasants, Richmond
Va; William II. Madduy, Richmond, Va;
Thomas Elicit, Richmond, Va.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGEF. KEESEE, GRA- &SN
~ DUATE Of the Baltimore College of0Cffn
dental Surgery gives his undivided attention don TO
tlsrry both in its relations to the NATURAL.
ORGANS aud to their substitution by beautiful
sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid or pure nj
irous oxide gas when desired.
Office corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-T couples were
united in wedlock last month in this city
Of these twenty-ore were white and nine
e0iored,
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COLONEL AUGUsT's FuNgRAL.-The
funeral of Colonel August will take place
from st. Pauls church this afternoon at 5
o'clock. His friends are invited to attend.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPIlC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We G. sell y
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOA1
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
lhc sINGLE-THKEAD HAND MACHINE OF
NE gold medal pattern, "hlcli we think is the nes!
u! such AumDug machines. Price S29. ,,,,o,-
SLOAT & ADDISGJON,
jy2! I.l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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NJ ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers in Virginia, Nortn caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern ci'les, III pun
fishers, rates, for cash. Apply at this otlce.
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TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1S42,
ORGANIZED IN lS42

Cash receipts for the year ending February l.,
Cash assets February /, 1862. Invested in bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned over S22, 900, 00U.
90, a6e.
This is IN all-cash and PURELY MUTUAL COM
which time and experience has proven to be ulti-
matcly safe and trustworthy. All Of Its profits
are divided annually among the insured In the
most equitable manner, which can be used to de-
crease the premiums or to purchase more fnsu-
rance, at the option Of the policy : o,or
Mr.. John T. Goddin, or the undersigned.
ID. n. WALKER & CO, Agents,
No. I0ll Main street.
DR. J. B. McCAw Medical Examiner. my
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AitI,ntol1d Dispatrh,
AUGUST 2, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCHn -
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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j. +. BOZEMAN. President.
d. +. WILCOX, Secretary.

This company makes a specially OF Issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the insured
curing liability.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
point In this and the neighborlng States, to whom
applications for insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend to holders Of participating poll
cies, TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip OF 1867 (25 per cent Is now receivable
as cash In payment Of premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent at
my sm Richmond, Va.
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y. L. BEALL,
WILLIAM y. MCSEIGH,
NOTICE SPECIAL, PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICF-SPEClAL PARTNERSH1P.
The undersigned have formed y special partner
ship Tor The purpose Of conducting the WHOLE
SALE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS In the city
of Richmond under the firm and style of G. a.
BALDWIN < BEhLL. c. \. Baldwin and y. +.
Erall residents of tho city OF Richmond, are gene
RAJ partners. and T. J. MagruGcr, resident Of the
city of Baltimore, Is special partner The said
special partner contributes $4,000 In cash, ana the
Partnership is 10 continue one year from the 1st
lay of July, 1862. Witness the following sigma
furcS and seals
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Latest styles of fine jewclry. ladies' watches' =
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
neckchalns and lockcts, silver ice-pitchcrs, ana
rich goods for bridal presents just opcnedat NOW
A 4 co.'s
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED at the Disputch Office.
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CKOGKER Y, dc.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and lor safe
y Il large and wcll-assortcd stock OF
SILVER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, ana
EARTIENWARE,
which am offering as low as they can be obtained
IN New York to which | wou!d respectfully eau
the attention of the trade aud public gcncraliy,
p,dcing myself to sell as low and gave as soou ar
iicics for the money us any other establishment III
the state. Give me call at
fyno Ci c. GARY.
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WILLIAM L. TANNER & co.

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of YALE,
IL BOWERS & YALE is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, having disposed of our entire
stock 10 JOHN BOWERS. who will continue the
hasiucSs In all its branches NJ the old stand, No.
Governor street llron Block. The books of the
late firm will be found at the office of John Bow
crs. Parties indebted to us will please make
prompt payment, and those having claims against
rs VIII please present the same for, settlement.
Either partner Is authorized to sign the name of
Inc drn In liquidation only.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon the late firm by our friends and the
public generally, we hope the same will be con-
iuucd TO our successor. {. ID. YALE,
JOHN BOWERS,
C.B. YALE.
RICHMOND, July 81, 1892 2-lw
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1 CARD.-The undersigned having pur-
4 chased the stock In trade of the late firm OF
YALE. BOWERS IL YALE, is fully prepared 10
conduct the business In all It's branches, and re
succifully SClicitS continuance of the patronage
heretofore so generously bestowed upon my prede-
cc>sors. an 2-Iw JOHN BOWERS.
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VIC will continue the MANUFACTURE OF MA
CHINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES-say Saw
Mills, Stationary and Portable Engines for me-
chauical and farming purposes, Boilers, .Forg-
Railroad Work, and will guarantee promptncss
and satisfaction with all orders entrusted to us.
Large experience in the business enables us to do
this. -
au ?--6t WILLIAM L. TANNER & co.