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STILL LATER PROM EUROPE.
The steamer Asia arrived AZ New
fafk. Oct. ie. bringing thsee DAYS later
adviees frum Europe.
fron relegrapAis despatch in the
Petersburg intelligence. We Sspy he
foliosisg;
Liverpool. October Q.
There are 1msnv rumxs sneat in re-
ference TO ihr Turkish question. bat
nothing decisive.
The correspondent Of the London
Times fran Paris says. that the Eng
lish and French Governments informed
Rsssla that the time fer notifications
had passed. and that ti.ry will maintain
their integrity.
TrRxks.-Koszta left Smyrna on
the e3d uIf. Cor the United States.
Ii is stated that the Sultan had not
vet signed the declaration Of war. The
Grand t'ouncii voted in favor of war
and Tearing To the Executive ~hea to
ceismefice h0stllitiss.
It's stated that France would send
10000 men to Cnnstantiaopie, and the
combined fleets would reach ti,ere on
Inc eth.
The Gar at 0lmutz expressed an
ardent desire for peace.
Hon. p. Souie reached Madrid on the
18th.
Paris correspondent Of the Times
'ays news has been received conhrma.
tory Of the report that the Sultan had
signed a declaration Of war ON the a6th.
Another despatch from vienna saws
Turkey demands that Russia shall.
within four weeks. esaeuate the Prin-
cipalities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

BEAuYoRr.--fh4 Editor Of the North
State Wing has recently taken an ex.
cursion to Beaufort. and speaks in glow
jug terms Of the beauty, advantages
aud progression Of the place. lie says
there are two hotels there which are
generally So crowded that many WISH
tors are dependent on private citizens
for accommodation. This complaint
will not much longer be heard, rs 10.
seph 5. Pender. Of 'farboruugh, is about
erecting Intel there capable OF &C
commodating over 500 persons. In
the language 81 the Wing. MIR. PEN
der is the very man for this enter
prize
The advantages and faeilities of
Beaufort harbor are summed up in = few
words by the Wing in the following
paragraph:
"0ne who has never visited Beau.
fort will be surprised. on doing so, at
the extent and beauty Of the harbour,
which stretches for many miles, per-
fectly land locked. from North river on
the east. to Newport river on the west,
aud thence on south past Shepard's
Point-Mhere the knowing ones say
the railroad is sure to terminate--and
Whitehall. the site Of the proposed
4 Carolina City," Beaufort stands d.
rectIs opposite the entrance Of the
harbor. in full view Of the ocean, The
Astoria. in making an excursion to
fape Look Out, in ten minutes after
leaving the road street, was over the
bar at sea-"
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treating. Ac.-Ous sosics o. lie re-
nsks o. the Gresassoroush Pslris, epon ths
.Osrmenis ofths Temperance ass in Onsss
10 suppress the rsesies q treating II slseiisas.
has ealIrd fonh . rharaeirrissie rsspons fan
d.. yriai. In r<pls % me sss.sssa -iit ~sieh
Ne esaeluJsd our sfsis,s. va; What say. nigh
sss are yss quite sus that yss killed the sar.
niaf In ysur ro1sss On 10 Art srial i--shs Pc
dc, s.ys: No. l1<s,--nDs hlied, By q Jug
fun
Jus as NE rrpeeisd The Tsnperspes man
of Oransr. ipas.d 4 bring i<tiad the Iinrs. are
Ilals sh-ad q their nsish!ofs Rsss up your
ssrc... ssnIIemsa e Goxiord. sss hlss up The
rsn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

Il DE Haass u bishops. Rev. ME-
BaIeh, rsud de testimonials q he al.
shups elect. spa which they aruse
.ud made tlIzir FoNst0 eonlorIa - The
dOctrines ssf che p &. Church II the
United states. The formal prsseed-
ing II censeersfian then followed, de
RI. Rev. Bishop BrOsasll ofieiatiss :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

a Bssika Ba4.
MARTA kos1fA Vas 70 embark frnm
snyrna on the Rlsf uIfim0 for The
tplffd States. the Government Of Aus
ira hssiag assenfsl q his emhsrks.
tea
The ehslsra ~ss Increasing a Liver
pool.
The tern a suspension II the DIFF
ferentiaI dsties 90 the corn and -four
taken to France In foreign vessels has
been extended Go che sisf Of July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

The estate of Maine" newspaper
says granite boulder from the summit
Of Mt. Washington--evidently deposit
ted there during the drift epoch, while
the mountains were submerged" has
been selected aud set aside for the
apex or browning stone of the Wash.
lngton Monument, and exclaims:
How fit termination Of that CO.
lossal structure. now rising to his name
in the city of his own creation, would
BE- that stone, now holding closest COM
munion with the clouds of heaven,
transferred to its place, hundreds Of
miles distant from that highest nouns
tain peak. that now uplifts his name"
--~->----->--~~-
THE IMPORTANT DECISION IN VIRGIL
Fn.-Wr learn that the paragraph in
Yesterdays Sun, stating that the Court
of Appeals of Virginia had decided
that the act Of the General Assembly
pf that State, exempting persons mulct.
ed in fines for misdemeanors from im>
prIsonment for the non payment of the
Ines. was unconstitutional; in other
words that the Legislature had no pow
fr to release the debtors Of the Com
nonWeaith, is not altogether correct.
I appears that the decision of the
,ourt is. that the act of the General
assembly abolishing the writ Of capias
q sdtisfaciend,un does not apply to, or
heet the writ Of eapias pro fine, and
nat the latter being common Law
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-26

The south. in the glorioss race Of
improvement. il at lsst Alowing ia
urttle. In Maryland. vIginia. Noslh
Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia aud
Irnasssre especially, a great change
has ukrn place aifhin DE last four
years. and is still going on. We see
IN these States railroads progressing,
agriculture improving. mines opened.
established. and their re.
sources developed in thousand ways.
IL gisddens the heart Of southern man
to mud that hIs own sretion Of country
can new compare favurably with the
other portions Of the uniun. aud that
Us strength and power are about to be
renewed, This Is the result which the
practical states rights man loves To con-
lehipiate. Aitzandria Cog.
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raasFrAIrr 81 Rau Rn4ns.-<eagl5
ever rail rad Ia lie United states /.
dong z good besiuess. ahilsl sune are
lmmensel : probable. Tbs prosperity
Of ne country il probably more dseid.
eddy felf By nail razds han By any
other pshie safkx
The receipts Of DE BsIfinore and
Ohio Rad tor the month o. Aggust
refe $946. 2D9 Is. Thoz< for August.
1854. $14e.585 IS. an increase Of
go. SIS eS.
The receiPts Of the Seaboard and
Roanoke rad rad fur August we're
SIS, 600. nearly double he receipts ii
the old road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

ANOTHER Row.-We learn that fight
took place at the High Bridge, on Friday
night, between parry of Irish and some
blacks-laborers on the work which at one
lir'e threatened to be quite serious affair BY
the exertons of the overseers and Others, who
when all other means had failed sided with
the ebons and thus threw the scale of victory
on their side, the affray Was stopped without
the loss OF life to either party-though some
hard blows We're dealt, and two OF the negroes
quite severely wounded .-FarmuWe Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

Hon. L. Butter KING.-This gentleman.
formerly collector at San Francisco, publish
es letter in the New York Times, denying
the charge that he was indebted to the Gov.
eminent, as has been alleged. He mentions
several circumstances connected with the Of
fee, as it was when he entered upon its duties
which led TO discrepancies in his accounts He
adds, moreover, that all his accounts were tho.
roughly examined and fully approved by the
several branches of the Treasury Department
under the late Administration. Whether they
are TO be re opened now. and subjected to fur.
Their scrutiny, is not known, but Mr.. King de.
clares his entire willingness to have them SUBJ
mitted to any examination which may be de-
sired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27
OBITUARY.

Departed this life the Oath inst. after a long Illness
Mr. ZAcHARIA COCHRAN, aged so years, months and
8 days
When the deceased was attacked by the disease which
terminated his lite. he was rapid dissolution
awaited him. He was perfectly willing to enter upon
the untried scenes of the other and brighter world He
could look back upon life spent in Kindness beneyo
lence' honesty and sincerity. He kind and afec-
i"nate TO his family, and friend he was surpassed
by nome for his good deeds characteristic of his
bic heart He has left large family and many friend,
to mourn tler rreparable loss.
Drest in The robes of heavenly state,
May thy blest angels round him wait
Prepare his happy soul to rise
And bear him to his native skies"
J. b. G..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

AT tho meeting held in this city Thursday
night, for The purpose of raising contributions
for the sufferers of New Orleans, a committee
OF ten gentlemen were appointed, who cheer
| fully undertook to visit the citizens and exert
| themselves TO collect and forward such relief
as might be given. Tie clergy of the city were
also requested to act in concert with the com.
miitee. who will Immediately transmit in drafts
by telegraph to ~ Orleans such contributions
as may be made. We must again express tie
hope that our citizens will &C; in this humane
cause with that liberay which has heretofore
characterized their benevolence. The demand
upon their charities is yet urgent aud impera-
tive. BY reference to latest intelligence which
wa give from New Orleans, it will be observed
that death has mtgated naug ht in he horrors Of
lis festival. To the annals Of the Black Plague,
the annhlating pestilences Of the middle ages,
we look in vain for proportonate mortality.
And for a people so deeply afflicted, surely
our own cannot DO devoid Of the dee pest sym
pathy At the present time there are prob
ably not less than a thausand persons PROSTATE
on the bed of sick ness in New Orleans many
ofthem without funds and without means, with
none to administer cooling draught TO stay
the burnngs Of their fevered thirst. 1t is for
such that assistance is asked. Shall We not
forward to them ere another day. on the eight
n'ngs wing" some appropriate evidence Of
our charities
Since the above was written, the committee
have met & announced as the result of their la
bors the sum of$l00o collected during the day.
A dispatch was this morning transmitted by the
Cashier Of the Bank of Virginia in this place
to the Cashier Of the corresponding Bank in N
Orleans, requesting him to pay over that
amount to the Secretary of the Howard Asso-
cialion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

"A Republican Wing" in the Richmond
Wing asks Mr. Beverly Tucker, in advance
OF his paper. some pertinent questions. He
desires to know, Who composes the Dem
ocra'c Republican party of the country ="
Is Franklin Pierce the head, now, of that par
ty of the country :" Is Franklin Pierce the
head now, of that party' Are all his appoint
ees to office members Of that party ? What
party is the Washington Union the organ of :
What does the Sentinel allude to, when it
speaks of the genuine Democracy of the
Un,onl" What does it mean by the rights
of the States F." Are we 10 understand it to
mean those rights under the Constitution as
defined by Mr.. Madison, or by Gen Jefferson
Davis, when advocating and upho!dng the
doctrine of Secession. or by Mr.. Secretary
DAVIS when advocating the construction, by
the General Government, of the Pacific Rail
road
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

MANASSAS Gar RAnRoAp.-We see by
the Tenth Legion that the county court of She.
nandoah (Va.) has issued an order to take the
sense Of the voters of that county upon the
proposition to subscribe 500, 900 on the part
of the county, to aid in the construction of said
road. The vote is to be taken on the first Thurs
day in November next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

THE MEsnLA VALLEY.-The gossipng
correspondent of the Washington Republic
says that Gen. Gadsden, our Minister to Mex
leo. is not instructed to Golfer money consid-
sderation to Mexico for accomplishment ofal
claim to the Messia territory. The govern.
ment will insist upon its own title, bot has au.
'horised our Minister to purchase portion of
the State of Sonora, with the necessary righ,
OF way"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

We are glad to learn. says the Richmond
Dispatch. that Angelina Coates, who was tried
yesterday at Louisa G. H., Tor an attempt 10
kill her child by dropping it from car on the
Central Railroad, was acquitted. The child is
doing well.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

The Republic of late date says Mr. Her.
bert would try his "fshtail boat on the po,o
mac that day.-He had built a model and
would start in from Aqua Creek, and if the
wind was not unlavorable. he would. perhaps
beat the steamer to Washington
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

CACAULAY's HIsToRY.-From the Lon
don correspondent of the New York Tr.
bune, We learn that the third volume Of Macau
lays History is to appear in few weeks, the
celebrated author having at last delivered the
MS. to his publisher
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

ELECTION OF JUDGE IN THE FoURTu JUDI
GAL NlRcuIr.-We have not the official vote
from the counties OF Henry and Patrick, but
the following is believed to be a correct report
of [ re vote:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

We are under obligations to Col. Talbot,
Agent in this city for Pariscn & Kings Elk.
press, for late New-York papers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-27

Or. Brisbane, of South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
Urn Goods.

CLOIH WAREHOUSE
u WILSON g. HINT Co,
WAns Maiden lane importers and Jhb-r
Of Goods only prepared with and com
Cloths, Camefes NertifE Over Coarg- Iweed
nucs Trimming a. which they invite the attention Of ne
talon and II anufscturels Of clothing
CAMERON q BUTT, No. IL Broadst., importers
Dundee Cood constantly hand fan tnen's OF
aps to OIL Cloth manufcturng Duran a. N "a
III nrou balens ana bigsug purposes s1d heavy Ca
Psdes clothing Ade; Sail Canvas OF su3eior make Tar
Sal IwIne &c &C. 10 whsh attention Oi Dets
l. invited.
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELlNGS.--5U cas-s,
MT nm In pieces Bird Hucss0ack f ss
Nv kESNtrH Co. Nos o. and n bfopavsy
MEDAL 1ICKINGS-D. Lamnot ~ Sons uns
f1 ouaed 81 IS IS inch fancy sse herrnsbone Tcsng
for sale by kEShlIh 70 'os ~ ano ~ nfoAa"as
DRINTS-Steams aud Madders, styles, received
'' NEsMITH Co. Nos 90 ard II Broadway.
DRINTS-Light and dark styles Steams and Mad
great variety nendns shirting Prnts anf - French i''
sale by hEShllh 20, nos o. ana - of'anN-J
INALTIIAM JEANS.-i1 cases b,eached " altman
- Jas-- s'ug- ard 'olnl- t~ii-d fOF sale by
NtsMTH Co, hoe % and II brosf~sS
sNrIIIT Fro TX SHIRTINGs The " hrerock Mills
w auefe 81 nch tesched Cotons sls fert'
-:t u1sgusls5 pe elton aud durability For sale -
NESMTH : Co. MOI 81 ara u Blosc~aE
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lnoia Nnbbrr Goods.

vI1CANfZED RUBBER GOODS-TH UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY. Warehouse No ls Nassan-st-
New-N ork
sole Msnpfsetur.rs under Goodye sr's Patent,
home ARD trafe the tesf terms
CLOTHING or AL DESCRIPTIONS.
Heevy he prab and Black Costs CoakA ard apes
Reeans ard Pes Jacfets tremen's Goats and Caps
Poncn0s OveraLs, " slsins arc Ridirg l. sGns
CLOTHS, &C.
Lus--sd Plain fnaaeed Cardiac Cloths Me1deon ohs
T.rpaulns Blankets Pntec and PIl Table >.ad ana
Piano Folte Covers Horse Coyer.
AIR WORK.
Single ard Double Air Beds. Pillows Cushions,
L.fe-Frserve Buoys Boat and Wagon fca,s LIE Bcs.s
SURGICAL AND CHEM CAL ARTICLES.
Bres Pun Nipple shields Teeins Rnks Nlrcug Bottle.
Syringe. Rutber for BAaGAg Hospital shseaSs Dsscag
ArroLs s RaEs TUBING &c Hoe Of -.
Tie goods made by this Company warranted = sad eli
D. n HlLsON. President
T. 81. SHEFARn. Treas ard Secy
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PRoPosED DATES o. sAlLIs9.

fof aeifh nS % EsCd[iTSs 4 Co No s. Wsn M
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 Co Liverpool . ,,l~.
) q sORFRTS Co No - Klngs Nms 80 49,. ~
ro9y HI-SROP Co, Rue Norre DAM dec s'7e'f-
Par. o. GEO. T. pRApER, Bssre =. ~,-.x
s.. = 80 .nr- vii b Accountable 'of 1870
.,'o, ,sers. ew.lry precious stones o. Hetss snes
~, rrred ,hecfor ~ hereof ssrsn
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-sse.uxyssp f
y u.pI,e tn. new and as goi1r et1sei al.
tP T Delip,op COMMANDER viii leave pier No ; > n v
FRIDAY Aug n att O'Clock NJ. prec,h -. iIl Be aSss<
orf-sht, apply on board ~hefe al OF 'o' $500
ard passage e. re ofee or sro> A., Ma - Br5s9ssf
Throush tickets 70 Plorica as follows 10 'ss"
Piatka, tS3.
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Csrursioue.


xCUEAP BAY EXCURSlON-FARE ONLY l21c
N-The superior ARMENIA il make Excursion every
Say h- the Lower Raw and
Leave
O'Clock Reurnng leaves Union a. Joel rk and
h. each 81 This trp affords fun
view OF Of NeNlors and decidedly the
ard the Union
part property Of Florence and k-yoor Company
rnafed h. Jersey shore directly opposite the Nartoss
INNCI RSIONS 10 the FISHING BANKS of Long
H. BrsDch EVERY PAY in the week. Stnrday Tns
so, sea stan HERO Capt w hincox will leave springs
r. Coca; ~, Bro st. East Riyrr 81 Peck
sln a. Pier No g. North River VI B~turDnt hy N Do
uer fishing cke HIATT will BE- provided Coti Ion Bard vil
also b. on boald Fare for the excursion - centt
TRAND EXCURSION and CELEBRATION 20
WINFIFLD Aug J0 1853 -Onuihuses AID vii
lcav The Frries from the Whansbu Al SIDE,
ana the half hour anas
the DAY ing bet = Ooccck
the Fskc will be cfard
FOR SALE Terms heretofore Ten Dos each Lot a. hs
tine OF pnrhsse the balance - month fersoas
themselves OF the opportunity purchase hes Lola
would fo wei 10 be on the ground early.
Rtnslmsris provided Tot sni All OF free
xrep ~ about Mu,c dlrcng she ground Oh afhoat
heday The public respectfully Invited pant cpae ~ tho esuy
ties o. fh- occasion.
Al htisr information will b. siyen Office No rryoarow,
come, ~ Glathaust. y y or ID HOGAN preui,as
G.. q ANDREWS d j =. kENDELL
r. Should the wsaes prove stormy tho Excursion viii tais
place tie fret tiif day tlsraier
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glcth,ns

I AIDES WRAIpERS and CHILDREN CLOTH
ING-Ms EDWARDS i-es thank h-r friends ,or the de-
ceived her uent u Ma
ucducfg novel aid original des-ns an1 h-s
tho mktd preference vh h has teen ae.tg 81
Chdfeus sur,stns ksrabshTeni, 5i Bros.
CHlRT and COLLAR WAREHOUSE 20 JOHN
- SION CROOKES Co NJ a. John n Dutch lup
sars) Importer Manufacturer Of ssirts fi-eepy Co-ars
Oreral lnfrss rfre-fs &C a., rave
hsrd choice stock o. Goods so 70 the uor a.
proved they tire o. " -c M laiorS
Clc,he Dea ms Furnishing Goods aac ne IFade
geusralY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
Tnilrrp anb 3arom1re.

NHIItLg "H" s"t"""fI'
DOONTON CUT NAILS Manufactured sld
- tsanlY band and or ale By ,,.,n,,~
No $50 Greenwich, CedsI-ss-
f,NIIfOKNIA aud AUSTRALIA GOODS Nor
chant. Companies Individuals ,tug for these markets.
aI Gud fun ment Of Miners Tools Pea,
Nogss Hardware Cutey Edge Tools ffearnt &c Se at tie
CHARLES = LITTLE. Nos 80 end q Fulton s.
rlrst premium Ranges
,OnN 7. tDD, Manufacture ana Proprietor Of
y Lockwood COOKING and Laundry Range iso j. T.
ney Invented Ranges Ehh Tor beauty dgra and econ
, crnnoi he snassed AT Ranges warranted BPucesf Iom
s1duuward 81, Broadway opposite 81 ihomas's Church
nID COLONY IRON COMPANY CASTS TEL
~ sHONELS1he Of dealers IN want Of really prime
ii, Company which OF the finest y snd
tnha cCusl Dt'up-io', others made jOtN y
RI SsING Agents Old Colony iron Co No 81 Chst Ny,
MsiufrfufeIs Esalc est Nails
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furnliurt, 81.

furnifurt, 81.
LNAMELED and COTTAGE FURNITURE The
IL tu,scrbs invite their OF OrnsIeaia Fgr
which o DURABILITY and fespn- Unsurpassed. SsesiroE
s. pushed sye 20 suit pucher& De,-
Eli ih supoed hse.bt Factory
.e .l g Vhn--s three door. II Br5sisas
WARWICK TURNER.
GREAT BARGAINS 10 FEATHERS Is ~
cMAITf EsSSs &c, CP sWPUCKS 40 a5s G-andT- ----
ioar ess, o. ssssz s.. NewYo,k CHEAP UPHOLSTERY 49,
'kATHsR STORE. The fsies sbor,
eF-ecffuJ invited &c the l.Ess AID b.rti o: BEDS
wlct
arc De I'D az
trce oT a. ca above Eock r-cro.s
their purch.seI Goo lie cF Brooklyn a-1
tisrShrrEh f!Je of Oe Bal ard .l:e rero-eS
ND nsds W. CRsNBUCK
SO. sss Cards.. q door els: OF EsssE
IRON BEDSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT
i TREsS AID BFDDISG DEPOT The best place ct d-
healthy complete SpIibs Mattress aud Elastic Pal ie
thf bssfn nan q half the usual
= p O,d Mattresses comfortable Spring Bed = % AZ
Iron Bed.;esds IL s. to 50 the Patent Est Felt .
Pao~ &c Private dwellings hotel. 6c- Furnished prOnpus
"sre 10 No 81 Bfosds below Prnce- Cal nd ~Ksmne
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EupgrIuershlp.

DIeSOLUrION. The undersigned, coPartner, Ger.
~ Gldsf sad auss ADANSh
sTIRGEs Sesiork " sryRGES CO. NewaEs Oao -
MILAN srURGEs Lanesyile Oh this dAs Dissolved N
qua eo,sea each Seaf fully sGthoEed ths .
u usz'dstca Ssv.York july l. iSS J Z. ADAMS
VIM STuaGGA
W.SRAHA3
eOriCc-rns herstsors doss Se-.TO, AO.as
sTURGks, sad L>se,vlle, Ohio, b WILLIAM SruR3Ex
u b. continued By the aes saei sho have th. d,y ope
sopstnenP .o' the snrp9~ o, esns.ens seneF. cspas
Business uudI the sud dsm. o. 40 A3s
gUCkINGAAss, No Is SSah-st- Ss~ iols y SUSHiN1dAH
CO.. Zare<si!ls. Oho-SeS-isTs. Jas i ieS
il. aDsNN
JOHN RUc NfN3AAN
y BUrNiNsHAu
n " GRAHAM OF New-0reaus d psler irn from ssa
his e.-New.Yo,k July |. 1888
ADAMS 4 BvCKINiHkMs
NOTlCE.-Tbe Copartner.hip heretofore existing BE-
~ the subscribers abns business this az a
solved hy uuius cor WILLIAM kNiGdr.
New Vera. Ans - 1875 NM A. THOMAS
The Will the bls.ss. No % hsy
toiore will settle al business OF the late am
WILLIAM KNIGHT.
NOTiCE-The Copai tnershIp heretofore existing be
~ the subscribers the yerPsfns Business this
dissolved bv mutual p. K. BADfAu,
YokA uR nANSHEA.
The Ducefsguec viii continue The bunes. Nc 1875 Neris, q
heretofore and viii settle al bushes, OF the ate arm
ISAAC DONSHHA